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lAdyenisement.I
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
ElW-YORK DhPOsITAgf

FINANCIAL AGENT or rTrE United STATS.
Nos q and % pine-sl..
Receives subscriptions TO the new '-lo ThFAsuhi
Eorss which aIe convertible At maturity INTO SIX Pr
cISr GOLD slAgis1 $40 BcsDs.
Commissions Of per cent allowed IN al cases ahu
liberal terms 10 Banks who buy 70 seli again;
Receives subscriptions TO tAo 1910 Bonds;
Converts The old Z $40 notes into per cent. lstl
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts op tho Treasury md
transac.s oil other business corrected with Gcyern'
mont ho"hi' bi'D"'" al -''''"'''''
u. ". VAUGHAN Cashier.
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Nrw.YoRK HISTORICAL sooIErY.-The ilsi

NFv-YoRE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The hlsf
NEE, M ~ the above society Tor the winter ser, w.
held on Tuesday evening at thelr ball corner Oh
S,roct and Second avenue. number % donations VIZ
az. uo1slednel Mr. Buckingham Sl.i.h read a p'l'o
on The Alleged Discoveries OF 'erlllani IN We ~
l5al" The subject Of the sketch III TIC aDos' -, ,
.,J along a.. shores OF North America, eno on h
return wrote letter parporting 70 give an sccoa " m
discoveries. describing the appearance @, 'n' s'o
along which he sailed. together Win skcteh % tIe ~
hbitaa;s The account WIS proven ny tae ,rnsy
have been false in every particular pistris' Nu'.i
4. Oakley Hail. pre- sented 10 the society the 49,
records vi New York County from the year isei 81 81
and read q paper describing them. rnuer VOC '.''V
revolutionary Records OF Ses-sois ,ySa "a,
The record contains - history Of the C""is 81 90 -
Sessions from It's creation III 1854. car.ae ,o
Charles the lid. down TO the eommeheeMsn, " ~ h,,
r,r oar National Independence. As The hs.''l u 49,,
CITY in criminal point of view IL Is parucaafp - -,
s.tpg MANY of the incidents nnneiel 10y she si'e@"
furnishing . fund Of Instruct ton and ssiIssaica1
FATAL HArCuwAY CAsuALrY.--f tea .,sra,
Mckler Tuesday evening, tell through tne
O. No. 10 Washington ST.. and recei' e sls" te,.
injuries that he died soon after. Deceaseu "'S
man aged ~ years. The Coroner was n"uh'"'
PRESENTATION OF CAPTURED battle L ,,t.
-To.sy. Private George g. Moore. Go. - ~. Va m
Virginia Volunteers. and Private John ,r'' w,r Ne.
pad Illinois Veteran Volunteers. visited Tue VIZ hat
nertm-pt and PRESENTED 10 Secretary stanton $50
ilsalgs cap,nrcd nv them from tho enemy az ss" ~.
Ill., Va. september 20 Gen ~ Nis WIS., ~" Gen
onmhsnied Greed and MJoio 10 rms ci'y n'n so.,-
Sberdeus Department introduced them 70 tle a.. OK
49, Ger v Hen the men nn,ilea their fnys arg "
tended them 10 Mr.. Stantol who, In receiving .sSa
thanked the men behalf Of the depal tnen' vi
gaantry end ERECTED them 10 proceed 70 tue Se
s:ererns oii,ee where suitable medals would p0 ~
pared TO- them .,,,.e5. % Geo
The oap;ors Of the flags were then condneteu La
Town, snds Office, where the flags were uepos'""'
inscriptions for the medals taken down -, mourer
Private Creed captured his Tag IN mover Wn be
While the battle was ip progress at fishets NV
20. ont of ammunition and Dein I'D close hid
.he Rebel color bearer he picked up stone vita "''
he Knocked the Rebel down and captured the IN ~
Washington star V''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

We clip ~. following from ysioshi- J!rcn'ar:
Tho continued fteacy aud Ispd decline ia told uls"ti-i
price, and both buyers and sellers indpo-.d to act
rees not Wiling 10 accept pfie-s Ia scc0rcapce with
tho decline ~ Cod brn. TIA. us decline wolld ony be
temporary Some fsnsrcon howyer taken place ia
Lug. within the pat v~ek 70 the 81 GOO 800 hhds
3! Sic In gold. wing currency prESt rates to
II OF illc. The for gold steady and ssoa
being made, i.oIa generally yielding 10 tnr decline de-
adeJ buycf which, according 10 the dc,n~ IN goi II
shout lie .tocs in tie time. is Increasing
and IL well advanced sales tho above
decline be made 10 considerable extent, partcu
larry ior Low aid NJ dunn Leaf which full supply. IL
will be that receipts .O7G2 hhi Against
n 81 hhd- time last year aud The probability that
10000 10 i15 900 viii be received by Jan s' 1919 These
largo receipts have naturally bad very dcpfesns eject upon
the market aud buyrrs this Ia favor Of sn
further decne should be- remembered however that tho
hhjs this year lighter than they haze been ia tho past
and I2f, Of such we are receiving would only MAX,
about iDe hhd Of the weight former ycars u l.
very evident that THIS plest. years crop viii not be-
yer sized hnds saloe FOR the past month
amount 5000 hhGs. embracing ali descriptions Ia
the stocss there received last month 10 4o
hhd. devers Jef77 hLds md that the stock r oJaS
hnda 10. the oOe pondiDs month lat year there was re-
ccived 2sa hts doGered # 0O5 hhds and the stock At
this date last year was : ,.3t bids 80
LAris-lase been in lnr feqnest and hrn with sales OF
90, 600 at ~ 70. mos g.
LFAD-Ihe inquiry FOR Pig has been very Limited, and
prices have decn,d cofny heavy Sl3 or Gaiena ana
NJ s0D,sl3 Gr Spanish herman Refined and English
NSuictarrG ie lower ,, lSsfor daDe Tor snSef ano
piLi
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vccrfnss OF Produce.

OCT So 800 Ibis Nour; 80 bb's. whisky rD bol- oorh
Meal 27pD bn.h whesf IS 90 nnsb. Cont l6JO onsn.
gats 900 h'-n Rariey 80 nush hyei ~ rkgs rsne
400 rsrs Lard 800 pigs Provisions; 2GJ pksl bDi'ef'
/ 600 pigs. On Cake.
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From Aspivwan.

The steamship Costa Rca, Capt. Tnkle-
paueh, from Aspnwa. Sept 26, with tie California
mails ard passengers and sl9s75e in specie arrived o.
Wednesday morning. Below is her specie list:
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, "Wednesday, Uet's'' IT, -
In the Court of Appeals Oct: Day ~, S"t n:
dor for Thrrsday Oct o. Nos. le5, ls6 ~ is q. IS,
Iso 1877 1877 isS @ and 10 and 81 prefsred cseD1S ~
No, lG5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

The following comparative statement shows
he average condition OF the eadns items or the fha
lolpbis hanks for the past and previous week;
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rrcri,sernenf

CHICAGO AND GREAT EAsTERs RAILROAD
PRs cI.g. flssT moaTsAes BosDs ior .ae ~ Z" 4 30"
SRA 60, No. 20 Broad ~
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yECEIAUn.s.

Potatoes are It'll, declining Common sore are quite low
.L L. ,,rt ON sale MERGERS aud Peachbows the
lind, which best and nearly sustain Leir former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Several lots Of Glover HONEY h. gs' oHe' ae req az 70
with scarcely any sales. Tie price wi pf'oaDy 'e h'i
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Arrr az - fn4 Prices nc-iy aominsL .iTs' 10. o.
good 10. stDi.- "l.f~ 81 it.c ~i"ui bn. -" .-F
no.. as 60 alEes worth !lc th's;nui' o." comb
i! Technically .ul lei. % yt-usl-y ~ 80 90 Z V~A'
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TRUIss AND HERR'Fs.

tptl-- .,e doing better. nne an Prpns tronshi
81 tll .u la. .o.l Atui.ic..i Winner fuif =. N"th
.but 49, Groea sro yer; -a4nd.I and II IN food order
,ut az IN attractive riy- they fci T,aiiy " ei'e-
.il .a,i,g iu hsiut = ~ basket. SON very hAe
: 2 y M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Tss 70 . and 81. o., former hsu-s or shoot s'c
go. s omit az &c. ior Wcsrrn ~ marx. rr-c
as sa.. .r. ad Poem. yisani, "ss- bs'e e~p .,d
ilr and ~ shall lsis st 49, TIC naSc. - afa "
qaoir. ,-.o
S-.. J-ney and r.un-ys.nia choi'~, 2 d"f. - .
State. Enuo
....s.. y dos ..sai oii.........s........ ..s3o-
Frr Deis , nn.h ropd .........,..epa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

ELlcrios os CoAros sslos OFvicMs. I've
Cad 4 written notice .tcAing up sSss town
to ire EJECT. Tia, on ~ 9Th Of Dssembe,,
prnIimo there vii lie an eiec,ioa held Ia Mar
shall 10, the election Of Mayor, Aldermen.
Constable. Rscerder &c. Conserving thst
this election Is Of no .Dsse importance to The
public. ~e beg lave respectfully IN cal! the
attention o. oar citizens to Il, sui to urgr
them, Il their reflections lead them 10 the San.
oenclaaIons az odrs, Is TAXI Immediate ss-rs
70 ensble ID, corporation ~ accomplish the
code hf I'D "a It was intenaal.
The public sqsirc and the street. OF the
p,s~e present not s~sy ssssshur AppsAs-
ancc bat Arc IN such condition, tina, It vii
20, lie long before they will be impossible IN
vehicles. Men are allowed - ride futi0usly y
through The streets. dhcstles are of frequent
occurrence, sbelts tske place In variou. pos
tons u the tosn. unsreomo sounds salute
the sar aud unp,e.san ojors the alfact1fi,s
upon the most important street,, Certainly
there ought "a b. a shsnee. II 1t Is possible t.
bring It s6Jn, ani II can 10 brought sboat
II the citl1eus or only few Of them even VII
take the matter 10 hand
we make no reflections upon the pressn, Of
dcer- who have charge ol the corpora,ion, and
haze no desire 70 -ay single word to woan
their feelings. They have p,rh4p, douc the
bot they could udeF the circumstances bot
they Anuot tail % perceive Nat toe corpon.
uon A. IL At present eSi,ir. s worse than J,
failure, and that Il would b. lar better 10 ID,
continue It cu,itcl, than 10 permit IL to 90 on
=. 4 has l-.en doing. Backed by a healthy
H'gi d sebt.meut, II -sn be- made 10 work a.
n l- 10 time. Of peace Thc mean. Of taxa
top are ample TO accomplish everything de
sired and ,s there haa beeu apparently no
great expenditure Of money for the last tbres
years. there Is Doubtless a large amount on
hand 10 insagar.te the good ~olk. We there
lore urge upon our citizens To take hold OF tn,
matter at once. and see # Some,hiag cannot b,
done,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

UT Mr. HFSRy wAsE Of this county, ..nd.
II last week upon the letters of As-.rs. Ste
pnens aud Boyoe. shEh our crowded columns
have compelled Us % lay over uhtl our next
is.ue. We hayo pcraScd hia reflections with
much care. ~ certainly advances N far a.,
Ne arc espaslc Of judging. nothing rev either
VA statement deduction, or argument The
article Itself does not appear to u, rom it,
metlts, a. worthy even Of publication bot Of
that Others eau badge Tor themselves when they
zee II. Mr. Ware however. Is a man OF wealth,
/. large potion u which be has made not uu
~orihiy. during tAls vat and Il sn old citizen
Of Texas; consequently he Is aman Of influence.
W. believe he j. using that influence, VI trust
gnintentonally, against the Interest. Of bis
country. Il affords IA eradication. therefore
that be has placed himself IN portion WHERE
his pcrnicious e,uusels can be made the proper
'uhiee' Of comment and snmadyefsioa This
se shall perform, We hope, properly and re.
specially, Ia the belief " that erroS ecaao- o.
bs dangerous when truth Is len ire. to eomhs,
IT,"
Not Wishing TO ptolong The discussion IN.
necessarily W. would like to know NJ Wares
object in tn. course he Is pursuing iloos he
ds-ir. the Independence of the Confederate
States And Il 10, is he under the impression
that bis complaints and structures are ealoula.
ted &c promote tba, objec'' Or Is he. As We
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

\ ~ - 'ffNrf'f
/ DEAR SiE:-1he Legislature adjourned on
[ the 18Th nit. NJ O'Clock Al IN. principal
objects for which it was cony.nrd we're accom-
plishcd The exchange at old issue, Cunfcder
~. Treasury notes, for the new. Mas suihoriz.
ed ia accordance with the lIs Of the Cpuiedei.
ate Congress. bill providing tor the sup
port Vi the families Vi IeXa, soldiers and their
dependents, passed. This bill Appropriated
500 e00 yaris Of reuitehti4ry clo,li IN be dis.
tribut.d among the counties tsctai annually
10 he en- hanged Tor ptoyisious. Ii this should
prove insuiii ieu,, The County Courts were au
iaorilod to eyyA tax, not TO exceed bali Of
one per cent, payable Ia Specie. State Var
tini-, Confederate Treasury notes, or rotnmu
table 10 provisions. The Appropriation which
tell due 10 september last. VI ESQ 900 state
Warrants eas authorized TO he .,sued 10 the
ruunties, ~ accofdsnCe With the law Of e
regular Session sppropfiating 81 ,On0 0eI sn.
uealiy Tor this purpose. 10 insse sta War
nnts valuable an occupation tax was author
zed aud tax on salcs payable m State Var
nnts Tbs legislation was embraced In ST.
RES Of bills, besides x, neral Ali deriving rev.
cuue TO The state IA state currency. 10 tAl,
rud, The las regulating the Oscillation aud
sale OF -pirtupus liquOts was repealed, aud a
new Law tuar,ed. 81 0O0 under the present ia.
Is required Ia State Warrants To rnn a stil q,
81 gallons capacity TOT one yar a. a H. cn.r
N,A anu IAN On Hetrt W Z ffiutWrr fiXNtlY }
OF A per coniutn. The retailer pays $3.50 q.
ccu-e Tax aud a tax o. sales, ghr law dc lafe-
what still ~, ana who in a a,-til,rF IN the
meaning OF the act. Il ~ attempted to h, we'll
guarded aud 10 insure compliance from THOSE
engaged IN the manufacture OF sale Vi spifit4
BY hues. iurieitures, and penalties. 4 SIN Of
lers capacity aud still u more than 50 xal
ion, Is taxed IA proportion TO It's capacity.
Ia render st.,ie paper sill further IN de
n,snd, tax On all sales n levied excerpt on
agricultural products "a the hands Of the pro-
Queer. aud An occupation tax on Hotels, Res
taafaais billiard Saloons, rcnpiu ALLEYS.
Boarding Houses. Livery siAbies, l.wyer..
Doctors, MerChants, Aswkets Feadlers, Aue,
iionesfs. ect. Raiiroad companies werr su-
thorzci 81 pay theig Indebtedness IN State
Bonds or Warrants, on account Of loan OF
special school fund The state aud County
tax is payable A. heretofore. II Vas not inter
i,red With. The legislator. distributed. by
bill lot OF medicines imported by military
Board 10 the counties, cor ajigents iirst, aud
then 10 such a, are not able % get them. Laws
were made on other subjects too tedious to
mention In letter, and . number Of Re.oil.
tons passed. Those mentioned above arr the
most important Of the laws OF this called Se.
SION. lhs legislation WA not what va. do.
sired by the dinernt branches Of toe lrgisla.
.are. They did not harmonize As well ~ could
have been wished
AN, very truly,
P.s:-I emitted to state that bill passed
requiring Persons sTer hily years Of syc 10 Dc
rosd duty ~ ovetseer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

~ We notice with pleasure The presence
,moug us OF Col ", +, LASH Be, icw men
d the Confederate army have rendered more
Efficient service than Col L.nv. He was
.mong the lrst to take ny Arms, and Tor Pc
Rod OF nearly -four years has been constant
N tn, held, He has been IN overy important
engagement ca this side Of tte Mississippi nv
cf, and in many Of the battles on the other
side In every battle and .kirmi.h hc has de-
ported bimsclt with a gailantry and .kill VIII,
has Won the admiration of the army aud the
ountry. His friends at HON. with Just ap.
probation u hts military anne have though,
that hi. conduct has merited promotion Bat
we can safely say that Col Lane himself ha.
bad nothing to ~ with enco Ifssng this iec
ing A. modest as he Is patriotic, be is con.
tent 10 I'll any posl ton where II Is thought be
may be most useful 10 driving back tho Toe
We sincerely Trust he may i've to sdryye the
sar, aud lons wear lhr ehaplet Of honor that
,ncircles his brow.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

- uu Wednesday night Tic Marshall
G.l.. Club gsNO Hu entertainment ~ the
basement story VI tho Auaory, NbHh wa'
we'll attended. 10, instrumental music. sag
ing and ting we're flf ,apcuos 3, that usu
.Ily displayed BY amsiuer performers, and
elicit :, a. It Justly metitcd, the hughes, Gu.
cofnium-. The receipts OF the evening sefs
tI.ga Of ~hscb amount s. 900 we're turned
o~r to tie Lad Volunteer Ad society
W the Soldiers Home The Club W
ear, has pad us the compliment u elecilng
lssn honorary member. We thank them
II scords Us p. sure 10 be thus recognized
ny such body Of Intelligent, useful, and
patriotic young men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

~ II Postmaster having money 10 their
hands belonging 70 rs for subscriptions do
no, -sud 1t 20 us soon, II VIII be worthless
Hereafter per.oa- desiring to subscribe must
.egd tbe money at tLeit own f,sk and 20
,yoii a., unpleasant, controversies, aud sharp
pnltlue. We viii L4ke nothing but new issue
'or subscriptions or pfys l.ipgs at market pslce,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02

"a Mr. FK.sss member Of the rloriou'
old 7th Texas Regiment. shose gs.A.nty IN
iae b-ginn NC OF TOE var aud pmtse~ orihy
sndsct ia taking Csrs Of the sics a1d wound
ID after the battle ot Fort Don.lsoo Challenge
admiration !. At home ono. more flia con.
duct since has been equally sommeniablc He
sill accept our thsok, tor late papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02
The Latest News.
[ sn.elal 70 The shry,per, New. !

ANt'H S|NtSy EeyipR
troops dscusssd and lnrpose svinced 10
sdop, measures at Al early day for their
Payment IN iu,uw.
Mr.. Foote opposed the Presidents re
commentator tor detailing editors and
employees OF newspapers. He defended
Las psu-s. AID said It should not 10 inter
iered With. The army would be strength.
snei b, Dot gripping the prrs
BArks1lale opposed him.
Foote responded The matter WAS re
fcr~d 10 the military committee
The flous, Is discussing TIM resolution
rrgnrding the employment Of negroes in
the army Ghamberllsa speaking in opposi
tion to H.
The bill ~ abolish promotion BY senior
ity, and make merit the basis, was referred
to the Military Committee.
The resolution OF Mr. Murray, Of Teu.
ucssee, declaring that the Con'eierete
States will give neither sympathy nor aid
TO the establishment Of "a monarchy 10 Mex
leo. was referred to the Committee on
Foreign AHairs.
Mr. Swan, Of Tennessee. introduced a
resolution to recall all commissioners from
foreign nations The discussion on the
resolution was briel and sharp
RIcuvoNn, Nov lO.-New Y otk papers
Of The sth have a telegram from Nashville
Of the 9Th. Sherman's position is perfectly
satisfactory 70 hlmsel aud 10 all who under.
stand il. Sherman IS equally satisfied with
Hood 9 position
The Democrat contains an account Of
the evacuation NJ Johnsonvle on The 9TH,
by the Union ccmGandant. who il reported
to have destroyed all the Transports and
ruuboats near thai place to prevent their
falling into the hands 81 the rebels \ cor
respondent Of the Jonrnal says eigh, steam.
ers loaded Nth government stores werr
burned at Johnsonvlle.
RICHMOND. Nov. 10 A Washington
tc,egTau Of the 1th Gays letter fsom al
officer at Chattanooga, dated the st. state
that Hood and large portion OF his army
had crossed the Tennessee riverat Florenc,
Tor the invasion Of Middle and East Ten
nessee brass IS brigade passed Cha,tanoo
! "a on the LIST, on their road 70 Athens to
head Hood. sherman is pursuing, Gras,
thanking, and Thomas ahead
A large amount OF government, stores aud
considerable artillery we're captured by III,
rebel. at ,Iohnssnyillc.
The New York Times Of tho 9Th has 4
/ telegram from Boston. announcing the A.
rival at that port OF the kearsase. from st
I Thomas with the surgeon aud eight of ih,
crew Of The FLORIDA. captured by the steam
er Wicnsse,t in the Bay OF Saa Salvador
fity-cigbt OF the crew and twelve officer,
OF tho Florida were cap,srcd, without tn,
! lnSs nj n ma,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02
100 NEGROES WANTED,

L'OR the next year, or during the war
l. ! would take this roasd lot OF nen,
women. aud ehlldrcn, on fair terms mus,
have good Man force aud good Driver
j >. o. BROOKS,
seven League. Smith Co., Texas
For treatment refer 10 my ueighsors,
and those who have had negroes in my
employment also to Capt. j. Caldwell
Shreveport la, aud to this Office
Dec. 2, 8Si. nib st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-02
PROCLAMATION
AYpssaus9 . Day for Public wsssA,p

AYpssana9 . Day for Public wssaa,p.
Il is meet that the people Of the Con
itdera,c States should. ir.m tine to ,ine
assemble TO acknowledge their dep.n
dcnco on Almighty God, to render devon,
thanks TO His Holy name, TO bend il
prayer at His foo,-tsel, and to sccen,
with i:reent Submissions, the Christening q /,
Ills Allsise and Allmerciiul Providence
let us, then, IN temples and In the Geld
unite our voices IN recognizing. with
aioring gratitude the manifestation. Of
Hls protecting care IN many signal yle,o
rics with which our arms have been
crowned in the iruitiuiness with which
our land has .en pleased, and IN the un.
impaired energy AMI iorlitude with which
ne has inspired our hearts and strength.
ened our arms IN resistance 10 The isuul,
ous designs Of eur enemies.
And let US no, forget that while grs
! ciously vonchsainc TO IA HIS protection
our sins have merted and received grles
Gus clnsti-emeni that many OF our besi
and bra,css have fallen III battle ,hs
many others arr still held IN Iorsign prs
ons that large districts OF our couulr,
have been devastated with savage eroc,,y
the neoceb,l homes DESTROYED and hA,.
less women aud children driven away r.
iestltu,iou and that with hendish malIs
ni,v ,h,. r.s.,on. nj a .arvilo race h.s.
roe, syc,,,d hy oar fo.s into tho ror
,,,ss;oc nf n,ror,t,e. from sb,rb dea,h !,
=, ,saleo.s ,scnno
NJ ,ts,,'n,e / .Ts,,,,,ox n...
p,.s,,a,, ID, a.. ro,L,5.r,,,o s., :
=, 49, a, -. ,,,is an -
,;o, .a,,;nr ana., VLnNIsuty -.
ma, J,yo \ovcrher np,t a. a IA, :.
g., s,,,si.fl, Ioyo,,d a. A.. ~o,sh,o y
b ,l.t.h,..,l,I - A., -. ~ T..
vol,a al ia n.,,,I. q, ,h.s. r,,,,d.,a,,
.,a,es 70 a.n.mt,la ,n IN. d,v at,r,...,,
l., ~. r,s,.,c,,,, ,,l.,..s a, ,,,I,l,.. v1,.
Ain ,he,c ~ ,ri,. /, nr,y., :, ~,
t,eayo,Iy Es,be, hot uc L,s,oy n.
Covo, man N. -. that A. cy,.,3 aver d
3D., u.l,..,,,,, 81, NJ. N,,,,,L,y a,,
that IL, s.r,,,t, ~ cbagt,s,,ncrt !,
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