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WASHINGTON, December "A person who
arrived here last night from Madison Court
House, Va, reports that on November % a long
wagon train, belonging to three brigades Of
Rarly's army, passed through that place.
The troops had previously passed down the
Valley, and 1t was the general impression that
their destination was Richmond. On Monday
last Kershaw's Division, of Early's command,
passed down in the same direction.
Richard Sweeney, refugee from Buckland':
Mills, Fauquier county, Va, who escaped the
conscriptng officers and has reached our lines in
safety states that Moseby has declared his inten
tion to enforce the Consumption law Throughout
fhe whole country outside of the Union lines il
Virginia, even as far down as Fairfax county.
On Tuesday night last Sweeney says large
number of conscripts were in Warrenton and
Salem, while in New Baltimore the Rebels had
conscFipted every man.
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EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS
The War.
Negro Pickets.

From ne Richmond SsntaeL Nor. go
The usual quiet prevails on this side OF the James
There considerable shellmg and picket firing ON
he south side.
Negro Pickets.
Monday morning negro pickets were paced in
iront OF Gen. PICKETT's Division Our men, taking
1t as an insult yesterday fired upon them, causing a
stampede among them lher places have been SUP
pied with whito Yankees, and the lines have re-
Two negroes, captured by Gen. HUNTER in the
valley last summer and forced INTO the Yankee
army, deserted Yesterday and cam into General
IICKE1T's lines, ana were brought over to the city
The Transports.
Fortress Monroe sailed southward some days since
while the iron-clads came up the James.
Capture of General Pryor.
The Express gives the following account OF the
capture OF the Hon. ROGER A. Pryor, on Monday
While riding along the lines on our right, he
stopped at OF our vIdote posts and left his horse
and private arms with one two other articles in
charge OF the pckels stated that he intended, as was
often his custom. 10 go forward and exchange papers
with the enemy's Videites. lie advanced in the
direction OF the Yankee lines, hOuTishing paper IN
ms hand In token OF his object and alter proceeding
some distance was met by Yankee officer. An OK
change of papers was effected, and General PRYOR
had turned TO retrace his steps, when he was sud
denly seized by two or three armed mon, who were
| lying in ambush, and hurried away. The whole
| Transaction, we understand was witnessed by some
of our men, but at too great distance to render ans
assistance. General PRYOR had frequently eN
changed papers with the enemy, and hls name and
! They resolved TO have him, by Iar means or foul
and descended TO the basost treacherY TO accomplish
| their purpose
| We trust that some notice may be taken of the
matter by military authorities, and every effort
used TO his early return. During the last few
| months, the General has been acting as an lude.
| pondent scout IN which capacity he has rendered
| valuable service.
| Georgia.
1t was reported on the street Yesterday, that the
| detachment OF cavalry sent by SHERMAN TO the St
vannah River, with the supposed purpose OF cOmmu
niCating with the tloCt Beaufort, had been inter
| cepted and dispersed. \ good many OF them haC
| been captured.
! SHERMAN's main force is still in the interior o
| Georgia, making very slow progress towards th'
| coast.
Western NOFth Carolina.
WeleaIn from the AshyilIc NeJs that the Yankee
recently made a rad INTO Cherokee county, but wer
met and driven back by Captain WEIGHS com
mand, with loss of five or SIX men killed. Captai
WELCH lost one man.
We aso learn nOm the same source, that tn
notorious KIRK, with four or five hundred mon, ha
been on Big Greek, Tennessee, near the State line
tOl two or three weeks, threatening to make q raj
IN the direction OF AshyIlo Last week, however
about sixty O OsBORNE's scouts attacked HIM, an
| dIOye him fifteen mics towards Knoxville, HI i'm
and capturing a considerable number.
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The PositiOn of GeneraI ThomNs.

NASHVILLE, December 3.-The latest official
information from General Thomas army is, tina.
he has so concentrated his forces at the fortihca
tions of Nashville, as to be prepared for any
move which Hood may venture 70 make.
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Instruction the experience ana ability OF Its teachers
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Send for illustrated circular ana catalogue OF
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rnrIne InteIIIge ence.

NEw YoRk, December 3.--A dense fog prevails
on the bay and both rivers to-day, and very few
vessels are arriving from sea.
The steamer Washington, from Hayrc on the
the 10th ult., has arrived
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THROAT DISEASES HAVE SUFFERED
IRON very severe throat ci'on. MY entire net Il
system affected that cOold scarcely Walk
my body seeming partially parayzed In the course Of
three months ire atmont bv Dr. Won MOsCILISKER my
throat became perieay well my health and yisor restored
The astonshei all my friends. fee debt OF
gratitude 10 the Doctors SKIN and duty TO those who
mey need mis- make my casa publicly known
r. c BROOKE,
Sc Corner EIGHTH and PAERISH streets.
To DT. Won hOsCHZI SKIER, Ne. l0l7 WALNUT st.
Phiadtlphis 2s;h NCvembtr, 1854. n-30wt2t
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oOAL An FIRsT COST-COST PRICR I

GOAL AT FIRST COST-COST PRICE n
- Stockholders ST}a per tOu-lmmed,ate DelVery-C Z
OF best Qualty.-ShRres each emitting TO one and
tons % first cost every year for twenty years aud 10 ca
obtained at $40, payable half on bubscrbing gnd ha
January next, Ot the MCTUAL BIZ Az MOUNTAIN
FRANKLIN COAL CoMPANl, og,ce 10. ~ s. Tllkl
street topposite tie Grard bank = stock capital b90U
10 g. go shares Reserved wokn1 capital 800 thRI
SHbsCryuon OF shares, Sii ~ 10 shares, sos OF,
shares sla OF 30 shares si2J OF 100 shares os!' OF
Zach ilare entities the holder to receive, every yel
one and halt tons O, coal a. cost .ur 30 yes, und CAS-
Dividend, every siN months OF tLe pTJat' lrom the sale
stoctholdsrs who do not want any coal may hsye tht
proportion OF coal sold by n Company their cspcCi
benefit The rruhts bCiug paid over 10 tLey nueptn Il
OF tie regular eash oir!aends, TO which they are al
lie COMPANY possess la'ge and well built Coal WoGj
az Donaldson (near TIemOrt, with extensive 81 iuing I
Timber Rights, an excellent DoH5e HreaGer. slope Worr
large steam Engines ailr0Gds, and al other mac incl
aud apparatus IN fun operation, capable of mning Sc
tons 10 be extended TO 10000 tons per year.
This Coal Is OF the best quality chehy OF the Blad
Reati, and Primrose tei9s, Ehseal Win several 9TH
panN for two miles In lcT gth,
branch Cf tho Reading railroad extends 20 the minl
Of tie Company, over Nhch the coal Is daily ssAt
stoctholders NAV order ther Coal ia any Of the usu
sizes viz Lump Coal Broken, Isg, stove, Nut Cod
AL az tie present cost price OF Soy per ton delivered
eoAlyad IN The northern, middle and southern pOrt)1
Of the city. ,,,,
ard an operations hre conducted ON the tsh principle
For circulars and subscriptions Ap3v al The OF II
No no +. THIRD street, second door, opposite an
Banks
Aseni for Ileadng.-M6yor iIOyer
Board 0f Dire ct0rs William fOfd D. H. Wolfe, Robe|
T. King. II. SclmWle.
wh. sCHNRLE, Presldsnt
Alb JAinkS' SECRETARY. ll-Ei-iR
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Sale of Government Securities.
NEW York, December 3.--At the Stock Elk
change to-day there were sold

$4,000 u. S. 6s 1867, ex. int, 1881.
SAG, 900 U. S. 6s 1881, coupons, ll3i(dll4.
S27 OOO u. S 6s, 5-2Os, registered l07@l074.
S27S goo u. S. coupons, lO73alO7s.
1926 600 u. S. 6s. new issue, lO1.
$4 800 l0-40s, coupons, 0SSC0lOO.
@5 600 u S. 6s 1881, registered, ex. int, lO7.
S2O6 eco u. S. 6s, one-year certificates, 97t
T,Q7a
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AUCTION SALES.


NTACKEYs AUCTION ROOMS, No. $50
Nl MARKET Street
g. G. MACNEH. Anetonsar, aohoiit conslgnIaents II
GOODS, WARES, AND hBROHAHDlSB,
Ofan kinds ar public sale hs Auction hoolns and -
VII attend personally " sales Of -
REAL HBTArE AND STOCKS
A. the EnchanRe -
At weuinPt, and -
Atthe stsyes Of the owners, d.
Cnth VIII be advanced when desired on eonaienmelA el
EoOdt for public sole.
INPoRTER's SALE or FRENCH CHlNA FANCY
GOODS, TOYS, And HOLIDAY ARTICLES
On Tuesday mOrnl1g, .
Al 0ig O'Clock comrrs ny Nascs, Motto Mugs and Srps
aul saucers Toy Figures Chapcs, Angels, Toy IeA se'
Pafan Vases and Ewcrs kstands Bohemian glassware
China Dolls Cuogucs. Jewel Boxes, card bsskets nv :
many other articles suitable for me Houdny'' ana 10 DC
PITTETN CS CASKS WHITE GRANITE AND e. G.
WARE. ..
Alfo after the sale Of fancy goods In lots suitable pI
retail stOrckecpors. the contents Of nueen ll1l casks
White Granite and ., Ware, comprising aarEe az tl'
ment OF desirable articles. " 20
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Latest from Sherman.
OPINIONS OF TIVE PRESS
IN DIXIE.
Sherman will be Able to Reach
the Coast.
LARGE YANKEE FLEET OFF
CHARLESTON.
rreelaI % The Esvcnlne TeIcgrnrn.

E's-. E'e~ E'e., ETC., Etc, n.e., n'o.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D. w. CLARK,
No. 6o2 CHEsNUT STREET,
Has now on hand a very large stock OF
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Selected expressly for Iae coming HOLIDAY TRADE,
have large stock Oft follow ng gaoog;-
Cold Watches,
silver Watches,
Ladies Watches,
Gente Watches,
American Watches,
English Watches,
Cod vest Chains,
Gold ChatolNDe OhElns,
Gold Neck CbAins,
Gold Pencil CaBet,
Gold IooiRpIOt,,
Gold Thmblos,
Gold ATmlets,
COLD Bosom studs,
Gold Watch Keys,
GoId pTes, Gents,
Goid Pins, Misscs',
Gold Pins, ,ohRteihiue
Glld Ear RlDgB,
Gold Finger Hngs,
GSid cola fISll RTssci,is,' titn,'
Gold Lockets,
Gold charms,
SILVER Thimees,
silver Fruit Knives,
Silver Fob Chains,
SH''' Ell. sILyFR SRRTsii TFsiiArED wkRE,
Plated on genuine Albata meta, .
Tea Bets.
Cake BasEes,
FTul; baskets,
Card Receivers,
Syrup Ptehers,
Breakfast csstors
p1IsHe pinnSr fs!,Urs SassGis'
Spoon Holdors,
Walters,
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ORITTENDBN'ks
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No. 617 CHES2Ur Street corner If Seventh,
Established 1874. incorporated 1855.

Established 1874 incorporated 1855.
Young Men prepared for the Counting House and Bus
ness Life.
Thorough and prac,lca Instruction. In
HOOR -KEEpING,
in all It's branches prEcsed by the best accountant:
ana business men.
PENMAESUIP,
Plain and Ornamental Is taught by Of the most
pete { fpenmen.
Comm Or.al Cal citations, Commercial Law, Ds;sStni
Counterfeit Notes, &C.
TELEGRAPaISG
by Sound, and Paper, taught by long-eHpehencet
Operator.
Students instructed separately, and received at any
time EyCulTg Sessions Bfter September Is,
Catalogues cOnt10ing the Of Al Students terms
DC, furnished gratis on appHca ion. -
Ml7thstutl 5. H. CRIrTENDEN Il co.
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DEAFNEES, EYE, EAR,
THROAT AND CHEST DISEASES,
CATARRB, AND ASTHMA,
NERVoUS AFFECTIONS AND DISEASES OF TVB
4R PASSAGES.
DIR. Won MOSCHZISIIER

Can now with the utmost confidence, state that his treat
ment Of the above nsmed aades with his ec ent ApPA
RATUS has with the greatest success t has received
very highest appreciation from the rst medical AutnOr-
lice no have after thorough nvesg alton OF the prince
ples which is based, pronounce II the surcs medca
those mBadies and as the Dest thera
peutca application in all LUNG diseases
Years OF constant study and inv sgaton OF the above
diseases with the aim to promote and advance scientific
treatment OF them unsparng in cost have resulted in the
perfection OF this APPARATUS, which Or. Won MOSDH-
LIsKER deliberately 10 be at present the only
enc in existence so perfect I'm al Its departments.
wlo require his services in any OF the above
MALADIEs, he unhcsilatngly states they have the
surest means almost certain cure TESrIM0NlALS
and RkFEtt NOES from the most reliable persons, who
have cured By his eAtment when all other means
have failed so, msy be examined at his ONCE No.
1927 WAL NUT street.
Dr. Won AOsCHZlsKFR, with iust pride In his pro-
ssOpsl success, asers that hi, oce5 are supplied with
every possible modern aid enable hm 70 make The most
thorough examination Of the condition OF the patient lie
only Invites those who need his services 10 cali on
him hut an medical mon who wish 10 see the ADVANCE
hENT Of tho TEEATNE EkT in special diseases above
RAmCd. ONCE. No. 1927 " ALNUT street. II 5OH
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THE LONDON TIMES y ON
SEWING MACHINES.

A Sterling British Tribute 20 American
Inventive Gentus-Great ThundereF
Among she Needle. .wOrhers--A Critical
observation-disclosures stitches, HUI
U.anftarfa,, Nkaw.
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From ne Richmond Sentinel, NoU 80.
The usual quiet prevails on this side OF the James
There was considerable shellng and picket firing OF
& bp cd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rlaya THE OFFICE OF THE BLACK
- Heath Coal Company has been moved to No. 3Ol
WALNUT street. l2-33t
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The Transports.
Capture Of General Pryor.

The transports OF the feet lately assembl,
Fortress Monroe sailed southwark some days
while tho iron-clads came up the James.
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Alepr's Cesrk-Thafe Wefe np0ber q
caeee before the Mayor - oa4urday, boz
through non-attendAnce Of wiesessesit ~.
found ueceasafy to postpone t1e exA0@1o
tlon Of most Of them.
Ia the cass of p ,csor J. wyatt exAmIssd
wagon from Capt. A. q. b 'dgsfs, y appess..
ing there was no larceny, but breach G
truat, Capt Rndgers having sotsurtea h,1
with the horse aud wagon vhlch he cold aD4
converted the money to his Owu use, IT,
ecsused was dischary~d from tee prcaecu
tion; hat being dsssTtss froD CAPT h. d.
eeses esys'ry s,~rsny, b wss .sst to -
WsIiiAm. siavs az AnssosA Uarlsos, eA.ss
esd WITH having n III p sseasion adeRljoAa
sselsn ne0 James J. caopssli. was d.
Dick, sIavs q f- Alvs1. eAavsed wstA
breaking iato the grocery Of 1ebps 4oabh,
w. remAnAsd for fatuss sganinatioa.
s,.sss :;: ,o g :ss a:%;: s:.. :.:Tf93 3 3 "
xerssy, was discharged.
Patrick Bake vas chargsA With sesailnG
pig frem joe. : Andersoo, Neither t6o
accused nor the accuees appeared. This ~
has been the subject of mseh liti9aG1sn. aad
apparently the cad u nos ysk. tins ?assA
charged ma1 named Oayte WITH 5ooaAae ~
and that case falling throusA, DssiD cAaSeed
not sustaiaed. Nov, Il sseus, eooshed9
OssD has renewed the ehasyo AGetDos oaghA
SliMbseh vlekese Was C6asIsd With stOa.
inG ohicksa sua pn0b0 a loaseo e.
bread from ChAsies Allle9a snl do Ul1h
deaAag With ssesoA Tie neyesI e 80 T..
psiyass 1850. psseesss4 sce g ss Y ~
WI d Nh s l1sss $ SssssSrtSsIs~ J
AnGsl3qA 1oe1o, . ~ DeQp0 - eAAs(p4
With f9snisstng 8 un1a9ne9 u beo6A @ -
lot, bu1 8 app6s4n9 - ~ SonoVo9 -
pataaos, ~ - GsshasDs4
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EArh GrassaL Let's AsEy.
frsax srA ows esaasssssnEsr ]
ARMY OF NaaTnxRN v140INxA.
Hiashsa of n anove-. Nav ~. 1854

AeSnoAOo ~ A8-AkeUVSA ny Stt S~~~
AZ so sarsy hoar this csosE,ns II ~As ssceaa'ned
tds, Grant Dad wishdsawn his asmy uades ceve'
Of ds,kness last night 70 the aouh bank Of @e
Softh Acaa, and was moving down the enss eide Of
'aa; river In The direction Of West Poims A. fad-
nsi-d In fcrE,er letter, Gen Lss's iiaes ex,endsd
along the range Of hills on ehe south eide Of tss
North Anna, except on his 6snks, where they sooh
each d!wcsion a. n p:o,cc, his posi,ion ssatust
any a;tena, ths, aSat b. made sgalas, either wiak
os hfs army iris tiaensiuon of hts forces ieis
Gsaas r>om "a iiros tia greater part Of hs own
a,iay sersss 80 the snnth hank. Tsa iencs had
s.ts.si formidable works Ia bts fion, short die
saace fruH, the yiref, and behtad which his troops
i'; ts'y IL case Of disaster. and 1t least bold u
Ia eassk until ,bsy could regain the ncf.h bank.
!i,~ee wurss he has no~ abs0doped, whether bs
cause be tcsaA The Confederate p,s;!ioa 700 strong
10 encourage any hope be nigh. iaesisc ef bssSa
able 10 carry u by norm, because they had az
compitsaed the object Of their construction 10
holding as at Hanover Junction un't he could es-
tss.,sh HE bGse CT West Point, ana put bis army
ssrlIa motion for the lower ranlackey, l, Ia In
possible yet 10 say. only know Il u causa Of
universal regret 10 ths army that be dii no: attack
os IA our late rosi:i0a: xhich was s.soIspr aud
better In every pee. than TIA. Sf .hc Htdcs0ess
OF + frsisysvaa:a
ULtnt,uns.sly ssT ihs Go fedaxases the ,sse bat
t,es have taushs Grant whosesant, iassoa. For
the first ten days after crossing Ihs kap.dan lie
cviGced disposition TO fsht US wherever hs met
". aiuce tie 18th thstaat, however, sas day On
whica he tn1te k:s list eort 70 Bring bis d!spri;ed
troops Up 10 the biccdy wcrk, he has shown quite
81 esronsa des;se TO eYo:a battle. shst is has
fcuad II necessary 10 changs his whaie plan Of
coeSslicns there os3 be but ttue doubt. II 1t had
been pa,t Of his csistaa! design 70 make Eess
koict or the lower James Ills bSse Of operations,
thea he has ooallnitted great biundeT Ia rzsscis
isg s.zoss tho ccSntrT fiasl CripepsF At acss Cf
scrty or Gsty Thousand c,ea, whea ny fss'sowt3g
McC;aiissss route he could have reached the same
desifns si0a without ,he 'Gss Of q tins;e faen.-
Grant ty kasd headed saan, hpuesof, al well IS
bard eshs,s atti, liss n,ss he ID hsaSs4 msa, 10
hss ceEr very u.as having hss hssd srosco. II
srsaasss ts Ss e+ea whs,ssr. be viii Eeke de-
Uonstsaitsn toWss1s cSesstRs the FanaDxsy ~
Hanover CorTs Bruse, os VIII aso.s w TO tbs
t;.ickshorn:ny. "a fDsna Junction with RuieI,
and eeeh 80 throw himself oa The sGost side ti
Richmond across oH u0es Of communication, ss
he eid at Vickssurs.
"a oe'y remains 10 hs eatea thst Gea Lac has
made s0eh deposition si c's owB tescas a. go
completely cesesp.ata tIs isss move ID Tbs ene-
my,
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FaoM ra1 NeaIH.

q geltleman who haA seen Z Northern
paper Of the 25.h instant, says thst gold was
saosed In New FORK on tho 34tA Ct 1Sa.
is's Is an advenee Of ~ n ons day, There
VIA no other news cf interest
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Aodstea-0n Friday night the storsroom
ef Ar. ThJEas 6ardgroSs, q his restdtueo
ON the corner Of Graee and I'd streets, wa6
broken into and robbed ot large stock q
the nsoessariee ol this llfAL
On Saturday morniug the room Of ~.
Wm. w. Dunravsnt, as his printing once u
the Erqui,sr Building, NJ entered BY meaAs
Of lalse key, and . ham of bacon sefrieA
o6 No arrests have been made n s;tAte
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SHaH MGstees-A negro named Dob was
eauEht in the street eayay yesterday mornipg
with two bars Of soAp, which turned cut 20
have been stolen from his mastsf, M. No
Adam.
Sam, slave, w,s arrested and put Into the
cA9e Saturday night. on the charge Qf steal
icg TIN cup and frying pan fsom tstsiek
Bolton.
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day oos hundred ana eighty -ssSe0 Yankee
prisoners, captured along the psmupke5,
were brought 10 the oity and delIv.ssd s
tbs Libby. Among tham weeo no eo001-
Aionad o1nneH.
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Mll1A-The militia rstusnsd - the eIty
Saturday evening. aeseafser they VIII e.
eemhls for drill every svsaiag e slx o'eiook
ontho Capitol Square.
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Correspcndence Between Governor
Vanoe and President Davis.
STATS OF NeRra CAxollNA
Executive Department,
Raleigh, DeS 80, lS63.


Raleigh. Daa %. is6a.
n, H,,r.c.x p,e,&A... pn,4s.
ny osAA sIn. n'cI Sa'.I", ccus'"..au.'a "I,.' Z:
aA ne sources oi oIsSoa'ent ~ HOun Na!onea,
nave conc'udeo taas ~ VII pc Imposs.oIe % .e-
mese u, except cy Ha~inS soms eIost ~ heeoia
Mon wsiI .ae eneMy. rue .sssn' seuoH VI sue
fedeis! noIss ~ * p,ssenGue' .nouSn sassn
irg very atue, mas G!S,uy e4elea Sne puotc uope
tnat ths Nostnein mina 10 fooHlhx towards Isece.
l ara promised " 81 nsa VINO eavoca,e tnis
ccu'se, talt II iaif terms arg Fslsetso, VIA ,sn0
greatly 70 stfenghen AMI !ntsosaay tnS VA! eenngs
and WIN rally all classes 10 more eotdsa' support
of t.. Government. And, aishSasn oes position
II well anos7n siS demanding o'Ay " % 'es snes
yet see ins 20 noe ihzt fof the ease OF naoansy,
without having sny weak ~ iUproper mo.Isse
attributed 10 %, we chgnt, with psoessy, y,
constantly tender aefoslasio"s, ~,,.s 30 sno World
we wonld kesp ssnseseSosss seso.sss,i,y for tiss great
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