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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22

ment of House bill defining the jurisdic,
ton aud powers of the Supreme opu .n
Appeals and its Judges, and House OH , au
thorizing the payment OF ou1sIa a'.1nI
claims for, the tuitiou- of INDECENT children,
The Senate bill thus reported had It's
first reading.
The Speaker announced the Commlt'ee
on Congressional Districts to consist oi
Messrs. Crawford, Holeman, MGGrew'
Sweeney, Keeney, KittIe, Rutner' hagaE'
Ballard and Wheat.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for ex-
penses of the Legislature was Passeui sy
was the Senate bill for the appointment Oh
Quartermaster Geuerali so was cenats
bill regulating proceedings In criminal !
cases; so was House bill for examining anu
certifying Commissioners Books tor 1909
House bills No. 80 to prevent the SAFE OF
/ for the protection OF fish, had tnelr secohu
reading and went to the table.
House bill No. SO for rebuilding the
bridge over Buffalo at Barusville at Marion
/ county, and House bill No. 81 concerning
| the bond of Surveyor of Lands, were passed
to engrossment. ., rus,-. 500. 80. I. b
House bill respecting the loyalty of min
listers, and House bill amending the charter
of Che Citizens Fire, Marine and Life In.
surauce Company of Wheeling, were read
the second time aud referred to the Judi
ciary COMMITTEE
+. Ga resolution of Mr.. Lamb, the Commit
tee on Finance was directed TO audit the
accounts of the Executive Committee o.
the Constitutional Convention, and report
such claims as remain unpaid. N. ny.
On resolution of Mr.. Dawson, the same
committee were directed to consider the
transportation of sick, disabled and de-
ceased West Virginia soldiers from field OF
. hospital to their homes. a-f
Adjourned. ~ '"F' ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22
PURLIc SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE W Ell
49, RY FANCY GOODS, &c.

ny Virtue of a Deed Of Assignment made by
ID William rIfIsr to the undersigned, as trustees
for the benefit of the credtOrs of said lau4 Shat
Ter, bearing date on the 18th day of June, 1865,
aud duly Of record in the Clerks Office of Ohio
County, Virginia. will proceed on the 9th day
of July 1865 to sell public auction at the store
room OF said William Shaffsr, situate on Monroe
Street in thu city of Wheeling, Virginia, the Follow
ing described property, TO wit: All said William
Skaters stock in trade, comprising Watches, Jew
elry Fancy Goods, Tools and materials, fixtures and
furniture now in the store lately carried on by him
on Monroe street Aforesaid, also the uuexpired term
the lease OF said store rOon that is to for the
remainder Of the year commencing the first day
of April 1868, and ending on the Slst day Of March,
1864
Terms OF Sale as follows: credit of four months
from the day of sale upon all PURCHASES amounting
to the Of $50 and upwards, aud cash for all pur
chases amounting to less than $780, In of pur-
chases upon credit aforesaid the purchasers Civ
ing negotiable notes payable ut of the city Banks
with approved endOTser.
Said sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF said property is disposed Of.
". J. HOUSTON,
fun23td 81 O. G. w. REESSING.
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House of Delegates,
THURSDAY, july 2l. Is6sl

Prayer by Rev, S. R. BrSekuiner. laai
Mr.. MCGREw, from the Committee on
Forfeited Lands, to whom the bill 10 re-
gard to Issuing land grants was recommit.
ted, reported a substitute, which had its
first reading.
A message from the Senate anaounced
concurrence in the House amendment to
the Senate joint resolution raising a Joint
committee TO divide the State into Congress
sional districts, by which the membership
of the committee on the part of the House
was increased to give one for each Senate.
rial district; also the passage of Senate
Bill No. allowing further time for officers
to qualify and the passage without amend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. I01TT W
THURSDAY, July 81, 1868.

THURSDAY, July 81, 1868.
A message from the House announced
the concurrence of that body in the Sen
ate's modification of the joint resolution,
fixing the 9th of August as the day of cleo
ton of United States Senators. ll 1T
Mr.. MAXwELL, from the COMMITTEES on
Courts of Justice, reported that it was in
eXpedient at present to report any bill in
relation to writing out, in full, the portions
of the code that may be amended by the
Legislature. gl# ISL aal f1i
Mr.. BUNKsR, from the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, reported billclassifying the
militia of the State. Printed. "t ,29I.
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson, House bill
No. 5, "dividing the counties of the State
into townships was taken up and consid.
cred. TIE Senate spent an hour in discus
sing the bill when it was put upon its pas
sage, Mr.. Bunker and the President voting
in the negative. 5ru.tF ~
Senate bill No. 8, san act in relation to
townships and township officers was taken
up and passed. rfsitss -a a2a.
Mr.. YouNG offered joint resolution that
no person shall be allowed to teach a PUB
lie School in the State, until he or she
shall have first taken an oath to support
the Constitution of the United States and of
this State. Laid over. -
Oh thObNSu W VAE. <AtAluSOui Tue mousse
bill for the relief of Milton Wells was taken
up and passed, 54r 5aaw ssul
Mr.. BRowN called up Senate Bill No. Z,
ga bill relating to the Public Printer"
Mr.. HUBBARD offered an amendment to
that portion of the bill which authorizes
the Governor, for good cause, to,order the
public printing to be done elsewhere than
at the Office of the Public Priater, by adj
ding: "The reasons for which be shall
give in his next annual message" Adoped
Mr. AcGANN moved TO insert after the
word printing "and blanks Adopted. "a
Mr.. BURLEY offered an amendment nam.
ing the Executive officers to whom this
bill is intended to apply. v.ari
A motion to recommit was lost and on
motion of Mr.. Farnsworth the bill was
laid on the table, -sse ma.
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Public Sale.

2W'k will gea on Thursday, the goth Of Auz1si,
ls6S, on the farm now occupied by the anil!
o. yOhn dhmori decease6, the following properly
VIZ ia9rse7s Mich. G0WB Young Cattle, sheep
HOG. agOn, Carriage, Wagon and Plough Gears;
Lay LADDER Ploughs, Harrow. Double shove a'I,
6louBnt Ntndmiua, / Grain Drill. Cider AIl'
StoLn. Uats Potatoes and Hay-Bedsteads, Bureaus
Sii1irs IGoles. Washstands, Clocks, Settee, Hou7
hold and Kitchen Furniture -.
2 Terms made known on day Of sale.
1ull6dkWtds Administrators
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byshis usualssl ifty, 4ssipg entifk satisfeoz
ton. There lie thoIs 6as in al Ispdan te,
both of citize STAND so1eibrs, ADD every
thing went,ofsIb ine stylH. ~
Thereswas i third cefebrationS which in
interest aud novelty far excelled the other
two. There were about 1900 to 1000
neutrality-suspicious. of African DESCENT in a
procession, with music, banners, and sashes
dipplaHed.I One Of these, the servant of Mr..
French, of this city, who reads and writes
very vel, read the Declaration of Independ-
ence, and commented on it, as he progress
ed! When he came to the sentence, sail
men are born free and equal" he exclsim-
ed that this doctrine had been proclaimed
q great many years ago, but had never been
acted out until recently
The negro question has greatly changed
IN its tone, purposes, and progress, in this
quarter; and many natiVe-born Tennessee
shareholders are out and ont in favor of
destroying the institution. Indeed, well
informed men agree that the South has de-
stroyed slavery by4eriuging on the rebel
lion. The slaves themselves are becoming
bold and defiant. But the other day, the
sister of Mrs. General Barrow undertook
to correct her negro woman for disobedi-
ence, when the servant girl turned upon her
and actually chastised her! A. Mr.. Sharp,
a secession school teacher, undertook to
chastise negro man for personal in Hence,
when the negro knocked him down and
stamped him. This was on the 4th. the
negro qnoting the Declaration, "all men
are born free and equal" So we are hav-
ing it all over the South. call it negro
rights.
What is to come out of all this undoing
in the South no man can tell. We may
depeud that higher Power, than any hu-
man agency has the whole matter in hand
andlwill dispose fit satisfactorily to histo-
ry, Whatever may:.be the feelings of the pre-
sent generation.
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God guard our nag, and keep each START
Each stripe as bright as new they wave,
Still make IL lead onr ranks iniyaT,
still float above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail II through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow II to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22

The United States of Ameriea In .n Rem n, For
James n. Arrnstead iiscati6n.
WHEREAS, on the 31th day OF June. 1868, an
w information was filed in the District Court
OF the United States for the Western District Of Yr
ginia on behalf Of the United States by the Attor
ney thereof for said District, against two mules the
property of james NJ. Armstead, and described In
said iniormstion in which information il Is in sub
stance alleged that the thereof Is engaged in
the existing rebellion against the United States
that at the time of his becoming engaged he was
the owner of the property aforesaid, that the said
James NJ. ATmstead holding office under the
called Confederate States of America or under the
reLeOus government Ofthe State Uf Virginia sitting
at Richmond, and praying that said property may
be cOnhscated and sold as forfeited to the United
States; and whereas order Of sale for the above
named property was made at the Spring term, A d.
District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Virginia at Wheeling.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnition under
the seal the said Court to directed and deliV
eIed. do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, OF in the
proceeds thereof to appear uefOre the Judge Of the
District Court OF the United States for the Western
District of Virginia, at Wheeling, the 9Th day of
September A. D. 1858, IL the same shall be day Of
Jurisdiction. if not on the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter, there to nterpOse their claims and make
their allegations On that behalf p
- ~ EDWARD N. NORTON,
s8Fx ~ E.rg n U. s. Marshal ". d. OF Va.
Benz. II. SMITH, U. s Attorney. juns l Il.
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Upon information
for
ConhscatiOn.

TN pursuance of an order Of the District Gopr. o. D,
tbp limited states for the Western District o.
Iiiia in Che above case, TO me directed, shan
on wednesday, the sth Of July, expose for P99 ic
sale at the front door Of the Court aohse o.
Ssid Tobacco will be open fer inspection at tne
Srarehonso of John NJ Matthews Co., teyI days
prior to the Sale. Z - fltta
: EDWARD NJ. MORTON,
{uno-td a '- o. s. Marshal w. d. of Va.
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E1traets from southern Papers.

LAANEoOLa
The Richmond Enquirer, of the 18th
inst, has long editorial on the military
situation, urging that the only salvation
of the Southern Confederacy is in calling
out the levy en- nlasss; application of mar
tial law to. the whole country as in a state
of siege; absolute control Of all trading,
especially in drink, as within military lines;
abolition of substitution, exemption and
foreign protection, and n material enlarge
ment of the. Presidents power to revise
the election of officers, make appointments,
and get rid of incompetent officers. " O..
ma a proclamation by JEFF. Davis appears.
calling out, under the Confederate con-
tscription act, all white men between the
ages of Is aud As, to serve for three years,
under penalty of being punished for de-
| sertion in case of disobeying the call
They are offered the privilege Of Joining
volunteer Organizations before the enroll
| ment i'-iHfI -
The Enquirer says: '.An official dis.
patch from Charleston, received Yesterday
morning, states that all was quiet. The
enemy are throwing mp works on the south
corners of Morris Island.
= 1.-Two Federal iron. clads entered Ammo
msttox river, but the river is INSTRUCTED
above, and hopes by the fall of the freshet
TO catch the iron clads aground"
The latest Charleston Mercury received
in Richmond on the 10th, has the follow
iug on the situation there:
. II appears. to us useless to attempt to
disguise from ourselves the situation. By
whose fault We got into it, it is vain now
to inquire. The Yankees having gotten
possession Of the Southern half Of Morris
Island, there is but one way TO save the
city of Charleston, and that is a speedy
and unfihChing use of the bayonet. If the
eight on Morris Island is 10 be now fight
by engineering and cannon merely, the ad.
vautageis with the enemy. With their
iron-clAds on water aud their men in occu-
patton of the land, it is likely to be a mere
question of time. The fall of Fort Wag-
ner ends in the fall of Charleston. Fort
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22
For Rent and Sale.

- The subscriber has for rent, Store Roonh
slnaI and large; also OGees IN good buildinE1
- story Dwelling Houses for rent; Buldist
ASQts ana other real estat6 for sllO. q
ll4 THOS. HORNBR00K,
! Custom-Housos Surveyors once,
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nRnsTEE,S SAFE.

NY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by Wn sA
Is AfcConaughey on the first dAy OF APIii; 1928
and dnIy recorded in nook 49, page 50, &C., oIthe TE
cord of Deeds in Marshall county and state OF VIZ
,,inia will on tn 2lst day OF May, isOSJ OetWeen
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. H. and O'CLOCK r "a, -, ~
the front door OF the courthouse Of said county se
Al pubic auction the following described tract o.
land to the best and highest bidder therefor tnat
to saw a tract OF land containing two hnndTed anu
eighty acres more less, situate in the sail NAT
shall county to the village Of Cameron, hhoNh
a. the home farm of the said William 'icConangney,
and on which oe then resided, adjoining the lands OF
Julpe Thofnpson Jesse Cain Samuel 5 hlttie' Jas.
n Bell and David Megonaughey, conveyed 70 uis Oy
the said William McCODnughey in trust Tor the pen
eft Of cerlanO his creditors The eaid tract OF hnu
Il besold On a credit III six, twelve AID eighteen
months of equal payments, with interest from the
dav of sale the purchaser to give approved security,
and the titIet be retained until the purchase money
is paid. ~ r-.-, 81 - .,.,,... 40,
22j acres OF which sc.eared two good bearing OTeh
ards and two comfortable dwelling houses aud OtheT
necessary improvements thereon; VIM, -. .
~ DAVID McCO NAUGHEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale as above Of said property ,,,
: anT2O4WdkW Fl ~ WM. McCONAUGHEH.
S. The above sale is adjourned to the Aoth Oh
June, 500, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
my23 DAVID M'CONAUGHf, trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
AiOnday, August 3D. The sale will then
take place at the front door Of the Court House Of
Marshall county, between the honrs OF IL and
o'clock. Juhlu
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SheriR's sale.
uoob. ! Blruo.
salisbury and others Ohio Circuit OI Ts6s
= Mckee Ss. n In ChnnesFy-
HOODS . Barnes

- 81 an order Of sale issued from the
cIsq9 Once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
in the above named causes .b9 on GoaT House
S2th' t2oS, o. HFSrs for sale ut public auction 10
tha bisbs aSd lest bidder the undiVidea ,IhIS
sTteeDths OF lot number one hnnatsG nIr IA
one, being the interest OF JAMES S''-'''
lot. ,,..,f civ and eight months,
the purchaser giving bond VIII, i of ale until paid,
, retained until allthe purchase money
Is paid. - 49, = ,o,,.,oct A. NJ ~ --
Sale 70 conAlheHtSo - ~ AIONZO L0RING,
..7s sheriff of Ohio County and Commits s'oner'
{un O3td
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and!WiIl dispose OF II satisfactorily to histo-
ry, Whatever maybe the feelings of the pre-
sent generation.
The miserable demagogues who are
traitors at heart, but without the courage
tojoin the rebel army. have done great
deal of mischief by disappearing the
conscript law. They have been especially
dishonest as to the $500 exemption, and
have falsely and wickedy said that it
favors the rich at the expense of the poor.
The whole object and effect of that pro-
vision, as any man of sense can see, is to
keep down the price of substitutes. If
there had been no such provision the price
of substitutes would have gone up to a
thousand dollars or more, and so placed
exemption beyond the reach of any but the
most wealthy. Now $500 is the fixed linn
it, and every man is at liberty to furnish a
substitute and to make the best bargain
with him he can. The $500 exemption
was meant to keep the price of substitutes
down to reasonable figure, and it accom-
plishes it's object. 1t is not only fair aud
equal in its operation, but it brings ex-
emption within the reach of the largest
number possible without defeating the OBJ
ject of the law altogether. If it bad been
put at $3.50, the government would have
got great deal of money, but few men.
An other crime of the reasonable dema-
gogues has been the holding ont of the
idea tina. the draft can be prevented by mob
violence. The copperhead presses of New
York have kept this idea prominent from
day to day, and SO stimulated the ruttians
of that city to outrages SO cruel aud cow
ardly that Fegee islander would shrink
from them with horror. Now these dema-
gogues know very well that the draft cannot
be stopped unless the mob makes success
iul revolution and destroys the government
Burning orphan asylums, numbering ne
groes, pillaging houses and robbIng on the
highway cannot defeat the draft, and have
not the slightest tendency that way. II
the conscripts choose to skedaddle, for
which every opportunity is offered; or
if they think it worth while to refuse
to go to the rendezvous, or to assault
the officers, that would be genuine re-
sistance to the draft. This general mob
violence and rufianism is not at all to the
purpose, and. is wholly misdirected. But
it may as well be taken as a fixed fact, as ii
certainly is, that the draft will be enforced.
There is no way to defeat it bu; to make d
revolution, and that would cost those who
should undertake it. a great deal harder
fighting than they are liable to 10 our ar
mice, for as things are now going there il
very small prospect that the couscripts viii
be called to face the enemy to any consider
able extent. No sane man will resist the
draft unless he expects to destroy the gov.
eminent, or prefers to die a martyr to cop
perhsadism rather than serve his country
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BEs5 n snrn. Itto1 MsI:hA '" i "a g x e.

The United States of America, o. 1.t.-
VS.. F.f In Rem. in cause
The Household dec Goods of John e Eg5isi,urs and
w HEREAS,- on tho End day of July, 1868 an
w information was filed in the District Court OF
the United States for the Western District OF Vir
ginia, on behalf on the Unit States by the At,or-
ney thfEe0f fors9id District against the Household
gOsds of John KnOte, late of Ohio county, in said
Districts and described in scheduIe TO said informa
ton andened in which Information It In ubstance
alleged that the said John Knote is engaged in the
existing rebellion against the United States TINT he
has acted a. an officer in the army Of the sO-caIed
Confederate States of America, that he has held an
office and agency under the said Confedenacy aud
under the rEbelltOus government Of the State Of
Virginia, OF Richmond, that he is the owner of said
properly and that game has been seized as forfeited
to the United States. 49,
Now therefore, ia pursuance of the mention nm
der the seatOf the said Court, to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to ali per-
sons claiming any interest in tire said property rr
IN the proc eds thereof TO appear before the Judge
OF the District Court of the UNITED States for the
western District Of Virginia at wheeling on the 6tb
day Of September, d. 1868, II the same shall be
day Of jurisdiction, IL not the next day of juri
dcton thereafter, then and there to intepose their
claims and make their allegations in that beha 4
,-.t EDWARD NJ. NORTON
= = y; 4 Marshal w. D. ofVa
DIM. "A StlIEH, u >. attorney. luII 1T
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DIVIDEND.

q o1GIcE FrRt 4 II. ISs.-cO. OF WHEELrsa.
gTNHE President aud Directors Of this Compa-ff
u nave declared diyidend az per cent. from
PL11ls OF the last six moAthss payable 70 the stot
~ STATE TAX. a. b h. w. HARDING secg
= HheelinE. July 1st, 1864. JUL
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COMBTNED
PLOWS, FLOWS. PLOWs.

FLOWS FLOWS, PLOWs.
EloR THE SPRING OF 1853. PRYOR FROST
would call the attention Of Farmers and DrIleFs
70 their very extensive stock Of Of Patent ad Cen
Ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked, Hill si3es Cen
yer DTaught, and Steel Mould Board Plovs Of Gil
siZes, both right and left hand. ! Among them vii
pc found every size Of the Pittsburgh Pl0Ts. or
own make OF steel PlOWs, Gill Sons Steel Monio
t. ~ Flows, the Wellshurg PlOV, aud full sqPPl
PRYOR 4 FROST,
. 'an3 Eos 81 and q Main street
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Sewing Machines.

GkoNkR BAKERS new Improved Lock suie1
y. sewing Machines, with Hsmmers, RelleTI y.
1 10., de7 are the best in use. All AAehiD
Jos. MoDoHAI, General Agent for Western Va,
once 80. 1904 Main st. wheeling, Va jAn2o-o99
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Maryland Lime.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1(b BIS AIAR 3 LINE, received toby
Z nays CT 2. G. HILDRETH BRO.
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s-su ~ .MARRIED. ~ ~
At the National Hstel. St. Clairsville, ON July 81
1858, by the Rev. J. n. Carr, Mr., LEWIS WAaNEk 70
Miss MANY FLLES WILLIAMS, all OF this city, 81
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600 DIFFERENT kinds Of Fancy Card Phot1
OOO gTaPhsa Is cents each. For sale At PART
RIDGES New Gallery. junl3
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The United states

A certain quantity of To !,
seized in Preston and Tuck
er Counties as the property
:. fofDayid Bonnaheld. -i
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tun2std Gu q NV. MESSING,
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OESTERLING, HENDERSON & co
Manufactures Of Flint Glass,
Pittsburgh Iron.

WTBESopA fun tt5ck Of al sizes bar, band. sheet
w land hoop Iron Of Pittsburgh make Also,
Norway American Nail Rod, which ve Vim sell al
the lowest prices. 9AGETCALP3k Bi1RT[Ts ;.
JuIlOlast1 liIsa5g edI ~ So Main stresst
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H. r. .,5i nSTT DA ASH. %
WE have received an agency from Tie -Hessrs
/ w Fowler, OF New York, for tue sals % fAeir.
imPOFtitiohs Of soda Ash, and viii sen at their
prices, adding fFpisht and exeha1ge. We are just
~ receipt Of large lot Qf KUrt1 brand for Green
Glass aud Soap eturets. Also q lot OF fefi0ef
Of two quailIies Tor Fiinf CHS hufactdrefs we
inyfia the attsltiOn ofleonsumeFAi
d tuIS0 67c ais7sdl AEIC4 Ia S 4, ~, 2
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ONE PLAGUE or EG9PT,!aIa 0
WAS FLIEs Egypt had no BIRHrNfNG Pf;Y
w KILLER the best article FOR the parpoSe fo
iul9 8 "a ~ and LOGAN, LIST co.