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fHE FIRsf NA1IONiL BANk or KReKUT
w A Mt E D.
1T the PhRair Store Works.
Twenty Apprentices.

We will receive into our Works twenty mora hoxs or
yosng men, asNpprentces to the trade Of Stove Plate or
Hollow Ware Moulding. Meme apply Who are not
must be accompanied by parents guardians who can
give satisfactory statements to general habits and
training. and viii guarantee fuiflnent the part Of
the apprentice OF the conditions of the indentre
pay hve dollars per week for the first year with in
crease Of dollar per week for each subsequent year
but should the security I've unsatisfactory dollar Der
week will be kept back until the term of service shall
expire The sbeve weekly all pecuniary re-
sponsbility on our part Ihs viii be the La opportn
pect to able works with our present iour
ney men and apprentice force IN the fnture.
Ne want Steve Plate Moulders tn WORK s,,har
y the year pece-work, whom, We viii NV tha
highest wages CuLLfSS, C0MSTocK 4 CO.
juiyz6d Qaincy, Illinois.
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@ Gibson, one of the leading Conserv.
alive Office holders and politicians of St.
Louis, having at last become satisfied tha,
his clique can no longer use Mr.. Lincoln
for the promotion of Border State policy
has resigned his Office and written a let
ter to the President, berating him for his
mudsill proclivities and bis refusal to en-
brace the Conservative faith Of the gen.
try of the South.
We publish the curt response Of the
President. BY his Secretary, Mr.. Hay,
which seems like hint to the Bo, der
State Conservative Office holders I" not to
stand upon the order of their going, but
60 at once" and relieve him of the bur-
den of carrying them any longer.
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Especial to Commercially
Rebels RepulssA With Heavy I.es..

Washington. July :.
Official dispatches received here from
before Atlanta. state the rebels assaulted
Sherman's line vigorously last Wednesday
and were repulsed disastrously. Shsr.
mans killed aad wounded number 600.
ne buried 600 rebels. Hoods loss il
1000.
4 gentleman who spent yesterday with
Grant represents him a. 10 nod sniriee
and confident Of ultimate success. j.
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Harrisburg, Jaly 2.
Positive Information has reached here
that the rebels are retiring from the Bed
lord Springs, out of the Safe.
deneral Couch 10 to-day 10 the wettern
part OF the State making . recon ooissancs
OF the defenses Of Monongehala and other
rivers.
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Harrisburg. Aug. 2.
Persons who saw the body Of the rebel
efbcer killed at Cnambersburg, and Who
knew Harry Gilmore intimately, positive
Iy deny that the remains are his.
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New York. Aup. 9

- nu6' @'
A telegram received in this city TO-DAY
announces the death Of Prof Headley, Of
the Union Theological Seminary, on the
boat from City Point. He had been act.
log on the relief corps Of the sauisary
commission.
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80 s611isr = ~ SOsh arsy e1rsu.
writing iion Chatsshooches, - shat ~
e'eaor of The army sow i sTobseeo sad
Atlants,S
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1inssln at Tsrt WSares.
N.sw York, August l.
Capt. Martin of the steamer Hudsos,
Who LEFT Fort Monroe yesterday afternoon,
says Lincoln and CIR mt were iu consulta-
tion 1t that place whe n he left.
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GEHERAL SETMoUR.-The Troy Times
says: /" The wife Of General Seymour has
received several letters from her husband
Who is nov in Charleston, under the or
der Of General Jones assigning Federal
prisoners 70 localities exposed 10 ths .6ss
Of our shells. Genenl Seymour statsa
that he is in good health and spirits. and
speaks Of recent order be has seen, 10.
stracting the Cpafsdesats olseers to tseat
him hqmansly dRung his stay therS.-
Inc order tas couaisrslgnsd By Davis.
ssa Va prompted il copsidentios ef
seynoss's hamans trsatneat 81 ~ a,
wounded aftsf the battle Of ehasrahrrr. =
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On oALE-A two story Brick DWELL
tifr,s nonse with rooms good cellar. cistern beam
an ~ with trees and located near the m ar
E,,1 u.uu ana can be bought for 81 500 little rooi
.nsp VI H. B. TEN-EYCK
Real Estate Ageat
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A Russian Ukase,

A com mmunication from wilma In The
National Gazette of Berlin, says:
+" An Imperial ukase has Just decided
that the con6soated property belonging to
Poles in Lithuania and White Rulhenia.
can only be purchased BY Russians or in.
haoitants Of the Baltic provinces who are
not Catholics. Both Poles and Catholics
are formally excluded from the right Of
acquiring such property. At the same
time, IN order to impart more ACTIVITY to
the conhscation Of the property Of Poles
compromised or suspected, the Senate Of
st. Petersburg has just annulled aN the
scts BY which the Polish landowners had
made over their property to other per.
sons 10 payment Of debts or for other
sapses.'
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T From . letter receivai from A.
'oo' Date OF July 25sh we learn of .
shooting afray which took place in Union
county on Monday, in which one Josbu.
~. TTnePParo shot a man by the name of
thompson, lnfiicting mortal wound
sheppard has escaped He is a very
small man, about fifty years OF age. has
curry nair, quite grey, thin beard and
,arge blue eyes. He isspt to s,u,,er when
ne talks. Keep look -out for him
EddyvilIe Star.
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NOTlCE.--A Fine Brick Residence.
with leserss Of land, all improved and Just out
SIDE the corporate limits OF Keokak for sale very low
AaY ose ~isAlkg desirable residence at bsrgsin
6nqn1e e. X. HART,
t0J0n No. Estes House, Keokuk.
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4, Concord. N. H., July 2S, 1884.
!, The Governor and Council h.ve man
innossIy appointed Hon. la Perlay, Of
concord, Chit Justice Of the 6sprsme
Uoess OF New Hampshire, vics Hos. San.
y. Dell Of Manchester. resigned.
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e. The f4nerSl of the late Col. Mul.
ligan took place in Chicago yesterday,
his remains having arrived there the day
before.
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AID TO THE REvoLuruorusrs


the Atlanta Appeal exhibiting the com.
mon object of the rebels and their North.
ern allies, and the mutual understanding
and league of fellowship between them
for the accomplishment OF their pur.
poses.
Below We make an extract from the
Richmond Examiner, showing the sym
pathy felt for the Copperheads aud the
strong interest felt by the rebels in the
success Of their allies, rs tending to secure
the same end which they are aiming to
accomplish by war.
Read the following from the rebel Ex-
aminer and compare it with the course
and sentiment OF the Copperhead press.
and distinguish if you can between the
spirit Of the two. And mark the fact
that these traitors in the North are to be
aided to achieve revolution in our gov
ernmeut BY the already nationalized traitor
government of the South, in the interest.
of.heir hostile rebellion. While in league
with them the Examiner processes only 10
use the Copperheads as foreign govern.
ment in time of war would use the trai.
tor citizens of its adversary.
The Examiner says:
Looking casually over an article of
New York Democratic paper and fuding
this pbrAse-'The union of the Democ-
racy to drive the vandal hosts from the
Capital never gave richer promise of suc-
GEES than At the present wfiting''-one
might infer that tie article referred to the
Confederate raiders at Silver Spring, un-
der the title of "vandal hosts" and
that it was calling upon its Democrats
to rally and march to the defense of
Washington and the government against
the audacious "rebels." But, no; on
looking forther you find that the van
dal hordes which the newspaper desires
to see driven from the Capital, are no
other than Lincoln and Seward, and the
Republican oficeholdsrs and contractors.
1t has even good hope of seeing this good
work soon carried through; for it ADDS
"The ehoddy .hordes see clearly. as did
the guilty Belshazzar, that they have been
weighed in the balance and found want.
ing"
Now. it is a singular coincidence that
about the time Of the appearance Of this
article, one Harry Gilmore (if such, 10.
deed, be the name of the raider, vas be.
fore Washington, endesvoring. or At least
wishing to accom- plish that very business
which the New York News so much de-.
enthusiastically, the driving of the van
dal hosts and shoddy hordes away from
the Capital. The concurrence Of time and
apparsnt unity of purpose between these
Yankee Democrats and our Confederates-
both being extremely desirous to drive
quito " ashington its present occupants
cannot fail to suggest at least the posi-.
bility of species of alliance between the
Confederacy and the Democrats to effect
. result which they both 90 vehementlv
wish for 1t is true that alliance would
have 10 be most carefully guarded on our
side. 1t should bear most strictly the
character Of aid given by foreign nation
tos revolution.
The REpoRrED ARRANGEMENT FOR
SEA FIeHr.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Daily News. writing on the
evening of the l4th, says:
"The Federal corvette Eacr.mento
steamed out of Cherhouro herhor $3.50.
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EIRST NATIO NAL b AN K,
oR KEOKUK. IOWA,
pesiRpsteA Depository asA Financial Agent efthe
UntteA states.


TAsse sds E1<mSt fren Il ratios b. ssy Stats er
U Muaaerrai asfksrtfs -,
sabscriptons % these bsn. are rsv
m kxpEfsrp N ecIx pleasure uf the Government.
a. ny ercd thas sfs more tAaa fsrr ysars
f,E.a.s s M, M a.. !. ~ 1ssS % Z a a.s
drei dea aanualy;en Bonds q tse iiasired dollars
ss1.emesf "a a -ds pssaole ssas'l On the
sfrh ~'"7 municipal or State
day -
As these b.. 'nersas-- FROM one t. -
cent per annum, according ies IN
the present premium on gold Z - - <"fsr than
any other Investment that can be h.a ed Or c
subscribers will receive either Rcgisie. .r .opon
Bonds as they prefer. Registered Bonds s,,ord-
ed on the hooks Of the u s. Treasurer can b.
only ou the ou ners order Coupon Bonds arr ss
able 10 bearer. and convenient for commercis
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sum. from $50
up to magnitude, the terms and are thus
made equally available the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They he converted money at
moment, aud the holder will have the
interest
Subscribers to this loan will have option Of having
their Bonds draw interest from March paying the
accrued interest In cointvr In United notes or
the notes of the National Banks adding hhy per ceut.
for premium rereve them drawing interest from the
date Of subscription and deposit.
piatts on ST Louis, Chicago and New York will bere-
eeised IN payment VI subscriptions TO this loan
The usual commission allowed to banks and Bankers.
TIE FlRsF NATIONAL BANK or KEeKUK
Deals in all classes " s. Bonds Isssresf Cbrp s of
all kinds OF > Bonds bought cclecsed Government
onchers, Orders the u s. paynaStrr for Rpntv or
Back Pay caahei or collected
+ X G III AN @ f
On all the Principal cities and Gold and Silver bought
and sold
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
OF all denominations sale. A discount Of rar go.
made sales OF Sl00 and upwards
III. X. LOVE, President
H. u. foor1 =, e~shei' julyzod2m
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SCHOOL. In conse-

II J onenee OF court members occupying the Court
Uouse tb t,rst Of September shall commence my sec<
ond nnar,er Wednesday evening, Aug. 80, at oeloek
~ i ID. H. SHAW.
By the solicitations Of many families have consented
"a spee another quarter. Thankful for past patron
.ce I spficit coutinunnce cf the same trusting this
second term will prove more beneficial than the ornsr
anz2d
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New Aoprrtissmsnts.

fOh oALE-A Double Brick Dwell.
cistsr "a nouse, With rooms each side full lot rood
nisc,, - ~, WITH other improvements and ran,s
seated TO business. Title good PRE-. 81 m,
ana VI ii. b TEN-EyCK.
Real Estate Agent
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ICED! (! FEED Ill have on hand.
At al times, large quantity of Feed. which will
ers be len u the .afe CITY Mn onpsite the a..
Works, OF HANDED 70 B FARNTM
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II ubscrfpsIsns VIII be received BY the
PfRyf NAfIesAL BANL OF KEokUK.

DID GLOVES CLEANED.-Ths
N undersigned ID prepsred TO clean Kid Gloves, OF
ali eolors on short notice and will charge % cents per
nrr Leave orders Fourth street. b@t~een VAIN and
Blondeau up stsirs Mrs CAROLINE A. CABts-
zug2-d3t
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American Perts,

phis; brigs Union, gmi.h Havana; Strong, stron
fhsdsphs .os.s Gregory EoIlesns s,0 Gs
Cobb. 0e6F2etown DC; Mary Crarmer. Cranmor; Sorn
Fileop, Newell; vema sisnwood; Cen scSs parrsni
iresnd Msry and Eaass,h oosdsry and TsssraPn NS
@, Pomercy l. Ruth Thomas Dean Avon ra .i
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: A YOUNG GIRL. BETWEEN 10 AND ~ YEARS or
n aee Wishes situation a. chamberm.d and 70 take
20 short distance In the country Call at 657 Yh ay BE-
tween 18th and 49th SITS, second floor, rear - ~
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The Invalid Corps I'm Now York.
10 THE KDIrOB or THR HuRA,n.

van you allow mo 70 ask, through your able journal,
~y fsoretary Stanton does send 70 the front ~.
ssnsns now doing duty in this city q part Of the Ipv.
= cofpsf This regiment y composed OF about e,evsn
eeadfcd men, nine hundred OF whom 70 far ~ hs.,h
- ecndion are concerned better ated for dutv IN
~ nsld than ono half Of tho nv Of the Potomac II
common remark among the Inhabitants Of ths e,tv
oas Disgrace TO the service and an outrage on ,ss
DAsant sons Of Nsw York who have served during ,ha
- N Ne Army 70 keep these men here. under tia
ese~ o. fathers whose sons being slaughtered IN
ssetf snofA 70 put down this informal rebellion r.
J have been rightly informed land my nrorma.
- derived from very good authority, nearly
- fourth have scarcely ever been under are. and
AN Of Tie balance have been slightly wounded thai
~ never should have boon permitted 70 jon oorn.
= N organization for who have faithf,v
ved ther country, and have become 40 maoed A. -
eeodsr them Totally UNIT for further field duty -
Again, Why aso four or i've hundred regular. Pant
- q time Ike this, the nntst snomentous sincs
INFAMOUS war broke outsspeoally a. An our militia
- 8 homo, willing 70 do garrison or other narv dt
= ne city OF fortncations Ia cur harbor ="
father and who sent his soDs With ors NJ ~.
regimene that len this city three years aso-tvo a.
nom are s;t serving living, under The 6ravs ana
Osve qnsstious answered ~
AN OLD NEW YORKER
And unconditional Union Man. I.
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- nesune A~axy y xnrs-usnss amws-EAsxs
SS 9 n vsuns DaxA.-Joes Dssas, ewssr y Ne
bss~ stare ~ Eass fhitysshsA ssrsss, vhs wsS sAss
- IN hssass ~ DisAo = ~ Aanas e - YsssSA
knesys VIII Whom - qnAsrsIllng, hts Thursday
aAA sss 6sss, We reported ~ TELEGRAPH ssss sss
- sseszssacs, a,hessh seens mposaihle for M =
Essy~, h has bsss hespsthls noss e Ne line sssss
nsA hssrns Rs.ssrhaes. kiasSy, wSs sssaps1 inns-
Antsly aftsy nyias ~ llsso yss = large. end -
Usbabiig - haa lsft The city. or,-,y y. -.'.~F
Al ARr 0vnqss H.ocrsa Az AxxsaD nssmfm-
$nsssW. Brady, . Aacknan. VS. discovered O. vsss
y. North rivss ~ Lisus. Gssrss Z. Rsnsrey, vAs
sla,nsa him - asssetsr. mis- was AenisA Hard
sseds snA slinah followed bssvssn HzaAylsl lasul
rsN~oy, vhsrsapaa Brady ters hinsssf away nd Hsd
n eutsnant ordered him HALT sut ne kept on whss
~ edcsr DISCHARGED barrel Of hts revolver. Ne
dangerous wound. he was conveyed 70 sAS New 'Yssk
sspssa " y snocshs a. viI recover. e.sdy nsS
sssssss cso.:i seoss ne .'''. ''sn - '0'
vouH1s wAnD TxaAL0 n 4 1SoHr-fwc a. fEM
eeAMD-lAse q Thursday night Mary Quinn, Mary
onpsW and cstharine Boss bsosme involved b quar-
~ - waAsr street., during Witch Kate secured knifs
vA which shs stabbed both Of her In ssvs
pal plnosa about hsad and body Mary eimpson be-
fsrk Hospital me polico removed Mary Quinn 70 her
snns, 81 Frsut street. after having her wounds dressed
s arrested ~ sns sr and ma
exAninsticn ~ Justice Hogan. n MI
AosHERY AZ rzs LASARcs HousH On Thursday even
- Miss Henrietta Laohermsyer, bcarder a. the La
ss House, went from her for brief visit 70 The
apartments Of FRIEND and her return found her door
sed q shs had left u; but entering discovered
man rummasing her drawers. She screamed, ned ana
ARMED the house. ana ofcsr Murphy, Of the Fifteenth
pessncs. was summoned. Meantime the intruder having
= other avenue Of escape. made his way 70 the roof
hoping to reach adjoining building: but he was appre
0oooo ana taken TO tho Second District Police Court
AAGasrmeyef went thher yesterday morning and
raymond CAbana, had stolen sixty dollars from her
so1 Ins money, however, not 10 be found In his
eesseaon The acousad who was committed bv Justice
1aSth, 10 dsfault Of thsusand dollars bail ssd thai
p Was tailor By trade, and born In Cadz Spain
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Port OF New York, jane 10, 1864.

CLEARED.
ssasu,shs F,na esr, Nclluicnn Queenrswn and Livey
ssansS hip London tBr,. oouehs, London-wiiiiam'
ssarsaw rson,A tEan, Hack. ssuthaupton ssa Ham.
S 'a.:.s y, xs9ss 1s..ts.rs..s
Ii BARK jsp!ssr sxsss,, Brs4hsrns R0ssrdam-runsA.
Ssrs Tsjuss, asrr nan. cass-a grooknsn g;
ssrf e @ 1i.os q tbSS. fiummsr, Gaianoro'-x'isr
Sssk HriaAns tBr, Fraser, oiAss Bay. cB-Br.,- ssa
Srs As.sasarins u.al,. Assn.s 9ussnsss.n, v.,,.,.
ka QfnsToOd tHrl. jansen, Punch ssnexs
Sn9 oiorG,o washngon dsaD, coppe'a, Lssssrn-vabrt
IL Esrsunas CD,, xullsr HE Jsnsiroranes. Asiaes'
III NsMa Css,, RssAardsoa o,snfassos-ruessr rsAt
BID xssis diiasrs iSri cochran, Windsor, ss-A smith
s s::. A 49,: :s:fs. g:ss sis.ir' :a
s.ry.s.: Sgy E Ey E; s,,Ss cs Brow.
=. R ps,s fss bsa ia s.ssi.
sr e e::s 80 : hss
bckr Haiisia (ns, Darbsris. o john NB-r Asuss
ScAr Emily Augusta ssr.ssAsd. y Jcbn xD-J Baker
scbr Anoe In, JoAssss, norhAmpses os, vs-Ac Ia
sssr srsssa Hslse wssAingtsn.-A Abbott. 80. =.
. :ss S a.si SAN 81
E :rs NOM SiI ss: s"i'i New isv's-iosai'.'
ms~s K D wells Kelly, HsrsforA-H Raehsu Son.;
sissp fisntsr Freeman. sas uar0ex-H haoxeW son'
aW 4t e ARRIVED
UaasmsAip Csruica fDyD. IL hssurss HNssA June
via nAAsAs. Mp, 9TH, wA mdss ana Passonae 70 Du'
6ssauAAip ossrss ws.n,uusa. willt,ts. New orssna
9upe dayasnd hours with mdse aud psssenRcrA 70
Il OOUwen = Do. Ath ipet 3 ~ Pm 70 niles - o. y ~
Inss sew eteamshtp Creo'e etb. d IL " IN nxes cs
x9russ ssnaised steamship Evening sAr hsscs io reS
stsanahip ArHss ~ trsnsport). oAdsdeu Port Royal
Sune 81 noon 4nd Charleston bar at Pm with mails ana
ssssn"nhp = cSss em:s% m r...0. For
rss Monrca 10 3 ouarser masser. 'ts I
Steamship ChssNrcase wiet,s Portland with udse and
pAss-ngerstc Crom wsli 90. =
ehip Bdfh, Child, porsfsss Monroe days IN ballast
f,sS S T:soy Tn Ic p s:s, VIM sss.,
(. Sssi Alamo. ssnne.. Fortress Monroe. 8 aAy. 70
Erls Stella tof roriAndl ooodirs, Massrsss IL days
ss' nolssses master ID Inst LAT % 30 loo ''ss, avok
s.s xass cslis. snr, Smith, e.es BAY. On. IS s,y'
sshr 0sssssess, sprssus, shuee. rs via xschIas .
days, With spars. 10 Feck 4 Church.
eshr Wm Dewitt, Cory, Port Royal sdya
sehr j ii Hoyt Lyon PhiIadelpNis Ter new tIavsr.
scbr Arry Wheeler, Eiiyahc,hport for Salem
schr Snow, Haskell EnyAbr'hpcri Tor Nowbnrypcrt
echr iliawa.ha, insrshaT. Esabethport for Boston
S S s1 sss ns ss5 ssris ss,. ns' d'5'
sosr X Hodsdoo' Han Wocrisnd
Scar X q nenison Briggs New Bedford.
eehr rrenlon Mott, fsovidoncs
sssr wAlssa Aiss PrsuaAns~.
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vss;;s 50 IN Sc. ns::i F;:sa. ...s, -.
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ship onwsrd, vsrs crua - ''"'e' r0'' "'''; s'A'
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sn yi'ns. Zscs T..ss
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jo ssy sssr sr.s1 Arms
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San FkxScisco June barb smvrnie.. Burdi..
nonouiu Sid prov % june . ship Robin Hood Hsshews
c s. .cS JUns s ARR sqsy osuscs Kelley jersey CITY,
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=. Esp;wss& 49, 1.yssys. : ). =
scsy Uncle DEE fsySss, New Haven
gehs AlSerrtAaa, IoE. Havsg1sA 4 "A f1gfE AT
1ess gaH.is pAcksk Hot1b. xorwoA- .
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