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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16
Notice,
Notice.
In the District Court Of the United States,
I District of Kan as

| i District Of Ran as
WHEREAS, An information has been fled j,
the District Court of the United States, for tn
District Of Kansas, by James S. Emery. Esq.
Attorney Of the United States for the said Dis
trict Of Kansas, who prosecutes for the United
States, alleging:
That On the 25,h day 4 September, A. D
1852. one W. N. r. BEALLE was the ewner-o
Lot No. Is in Block y in Junction City, Kan
sas, with the buildings and improvement.
thereon, and hath not since said date. trains
ferred or conveyedawa the same.
That the said W. n. B. Bealle after the It'll
day Of July, A. d. 1862, acted as an officer o.
the army Of the rebels in arms against the
United States.
That the said W. n R. Bealle, after the 18th
day Of July, A. D. 1862, and since the date Of
the pretended ordinance Of secession of the
State OF Alabama, took an oath Of allegiance
to, and to support the Constitution Of the 80.
called Confederate States Of America, and &C.
cepted an election as q member Of q Conven.
ton Of said State Of Alabama since the date Of
the pretended ordinance of secession Of said
State.
That the said ". n. R. Bealle being the own
err of property in the State of Kansas. the
same being loyal State. after the 18th day OF
July. A, D. 1862, did assist and give aid and
Government Of the United States.
That the said W. n. RBealle was on the 25th
day Of July AID. 1885,, engaged in armed rebel
lion against the Government of the United
States and in aiding and abetting such rebel
lion, and did not, within sixty days after pub
lie warning and proclamation, duly given and
made by the President Of the United States
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1862, cease to
aid. countenance and abet such rebellion, and
return to his allegiance to the United States,
whereby. and by force of the Statute Of the
United States. the said real estate forfeited to
the uses in said Statute specified; and pray
ing that process in due form of law issue
against the said real estate to enforce the for
fixture thereof, and to notify all persons con-
cerned in interest to appear and show cause
why such forfeiture should not be decreed.
AND WHEREAS, On the 2Cth day Of June
A. ID. 1864, warrant of arrest issued from the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court under the
seal thereof, directed to the Marshal Of the
United States for said District commanding
him to seize. attach and detain said real es-
tate. which warrant has been executed by the
said Marshal by seizing and attaching said
real estate.
PUBLIC No1IcE is therefore hereby given of
the above recited facts, and that the 10th day
Of July, A. D. 1864, is the time assigned for
the return of said warrant. when Tor on the
next day of jurisdiction thereafter). and ut
the Court room Of the District Court of the
United States, for the District of Kansas, at
Topeka, in said District, this cause will be
heard, when and where all concerned in inter-
est are notified to appear and show cause why
such forfeiture should not be decreed
THOS. A. OSBORN,
{. S. Marshal for the District Of Kansas.
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Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
Order of Sale. issued from the Third Judicial
District Court Of Davis county, and other At
tached thereto for Judicial purposes, in the
State of KANSAS, in favor Of n. c. C1ellan,
and against Rosetta E. Davidson, and to me
directed as Sheriff Of said Davis County, ]
wiil sGer for sale at public auction, 1t the door
Of the Court House in Junction City, on the
18th day Of July. A. D. 1854, ct enc clock ?:
N. Of said dag. all the right, title interest and
claim Of the said Rosetta E. Davidson in and
to thefollowing described Real Estate, to-wit :
The West half of the Northeast quarter Of
Section 10. Twelve, Township No. Eleven,
principal meridian in Kansas, containisg
eighty acres Of land according to the q. s.
Government survey thereof. Said land hsving
been appraised 1t one dollar and seventy-fyc
cents per acn.
Given under my hand at Office in The city Of
Junction this 1lth day Of June, A. D. 1854.
a2a6 A. ". cALLEN. Sheriff.
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A Day Of Fasting.

The President, 10 accordance with join,
resolution Of Congress, has issued proc.
lams,ion appointing the first Thursday in
August for day of humiliation and pray.
er for the people of the United States. and
coDfessing their manifold sizes, and implor
Ing compassion and forgiveness of the A.
mighty. and to pray, if consistent with
His will, that the existing rebellion may BE-
speedily suppressed and the supremacy OF
the Constitution and laws Of the Uuitec
States be established throughout the States;
and that rebels may lay down their arms
and speedily return to their allegiance that
they may not be utterly destroyed, and
that the effusion of blood may be stayed
and auity and fraternity may be restored
and peace established throughout our bor-
ders.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS,
Saline County Militia.

SPECIAL Order-
HEADQUARTERS 18TH RECT, X. S. NJ,
Junction City, Kans.. July Is, "a. {
Pursuant to instructions from Maj Gen
Deitzler, commanding Kansas State Militia
it is hereby ordered that an election of Officers
for Co. :. G." 10Th X. S. NJ, will be held at
Salina, Saline county, Kansas, on SATURDAY
the 80 inst. After the company has assembled
it will proceed to elect three Judges of Elec.
ton, and elect one captain, one lst lieutenant
and one I'd lieutenant. The Judges to report
the result to Regimental Headquarters.
By order Of Colonel JOHN T. PRICE.
R. E. LAuRENsos, Adjutant.
HS4.3t
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
mnistration on the estate of John Harmon, Sr.,
deceased. have been granted the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Saline county, Kansas.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate settlement Of the same !;
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate notified TO exhibit them within one
year from the date Of said letters for allow
ance, or they may be barred from any benefit
of said estate and if said claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred from said
benefits. ROBERT PARKER,
n3l-4t Administrators
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REeiHrNrAL MrsrER-By order of Brig. Gen.
Wood the Fifteenth Regiment X. S. NJ. meets in
this place today. The object of the muster is to
I'll the quota of the Regiment assigned to be
raised for the One Hundred days men. The
number to be furnished by the Regiment is
twenty nine. which has been arportioned to the
various companies. Company A. Captain Cal
lens. il required to furnish four men. and Capt
Tsylor's com"any three men. making seven from
Junction. If volunteers cannot be found to- day.
lots will be drawn. as per order Of Major General
Oeitxler
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Assessors Notice.
Ux1rEp STATE. Assessor. errrcr, +,

UNITED STATES AssEssoRs 0FfIcE,
Lawrence, Kansas. July 8, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual As
sessment in the 4th Division, comprising the
Counties of Morris, Davis, Dickinson, Riley
and Clay, is now complete, and that the list Of
assessments will be subject to inspection by
persons assessed until the 10th Of August. ut
the Office of I. F. Jersey. in the town of Abb
lene. The undersigned will be in attendance
at that place on the 18th Of August. at which
time, should any party deem himself unjustiy
assessed, he will attend and make his appeal.
All appeals must be made in writing; the rea-
sons for the appeal clearly stated. and the facts
supported by the affidavit Of the party making
the appeal: otherwise it will not be consider
ed TJ. STERNBERGH,
u34-2t u s. Assessor District of Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

q The Troy Investigator i. Fraud paper
Il has at its mast head the names Of Lincoln and
johnson. II is edited by one H. c. Hawkins.
The editor makes Fourth of July oration 1t
contains some "abolien highfaiutin," which
winds up in this wise: "This. with the old
Constitution so amended as to wipe out its ore
unhallowed spot" &c. Ifthis Hawkins is the one
who ,hsee years ago practiced in this Court. and
made speeches fur the Davis County Democracy.
&c is as vile and nasty . CoPperhead a. ever
sssailed the Government. Of course he is .
Fraud
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

Coop RrDoAxcE-The editorial fraternity have
o. last got rid of that unblushing BLACKBOARD.
Sam. Wood. He prcstituted the newspaper to
che bseeness of the devil. not only in assailing
the character of others. but in endeavoring to
elevate to a level his own rotten, abandoned
character He has sold the Council Groye Press
70 the Rev. J. E. Bryan. who will continue its
publication. The Press was rapidly playing out
under the nasty task. and whether or no this sale
10 trick to save the thing. Mr.. Brysni course
will tell
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

Posi- RoAps following post roads have
been established by Congress. starting from this
point: From Junction City. Kansas. to Denver.
Colorado; From Junction City. Kansas. via the
Republican river. to Fort Kearney, Nebraska /:
From Junction City. via the Solomon River, to
AyeSville.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

krtLrD-A man by the name of Thorne was
killed by Indians recently. on Plum Creek. He
WAS out hunting with two others. who had occa-
sion to leave camp. When they returned they
sa~ . number of Indians at it. They immed-
ately started for thu settlement. and gave the
alarm. A squad of soldiers were sent out. who
found Thorne scalped and having three arrows
In him
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Farmers and
others interested in the progress of agriculture
can now send small parcels Of seeds, cuttings.
So, 10 the Agricultural Department, by mail,
without prepayment Of postage. They can
also receive these articles, when on hand for
distribution, by addressing the Commissioner
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

CuuRoH HoUns-A few Sabbath. ago we no.
tieed peopls going TO church at quarter to ten
and they continued to struggle in. one and two
st at time. until half past eleven. A variation
Of one and three quarters hours. Cannot this be
re,nsdied? Imagine how annoying it must be
10 The minister. The hour is half past ten.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

ExcHASeED.-The news in town is that Lieut..
Robert Henderson. who was recently wounded
and captured. has been exchanged, and is now
ct Fort Smith doing we'll.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

z he subscriber has on hand FIFTY THOUS-
1 APPLE TREES. OF WELL sc, ECrED
varieties, as well az quantity of Peach, Locus,
SC, &c which he offers cheap for cash. or
will exchange for cows. Young stock or grain
at reasonable prices. Price per hundred, Sis.
HIRAM BEALE,
Ashland Nursery. Davis Co Kansas [u4Gly
HENRY GAM, Agent, Junction City.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

= u D. A. Butter6eld. formerly of this place
but latterly of Denver. Colorado. is now doing .
commission business in Atchison.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

" The Hay Contract at Fort Riley was let
yesterday as follows: A. W. Callen. 500 tons at
1886; c. N. Dyche 1000 tons at Sll46
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

" Mr. R. B. Mills has laid US under obliga-
tons for several huge specimens of what his
garden is doing this season. An abundance of
the specimens furnished causes US to envy Mil
lis's high living.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

-CoNrrRMEp-Rev. G. D. Henderson, Chaplain
ct Fort Riley. has been appointed and confirmed
. Chaplain in the Navy.
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81 military post been established at SAlina
Lieutenant Clark, Of b company It'll Iowa. is il
command.
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q II the UxIoy does not appear next week
you may safely conclude that We are Carney
Conscripts" in the One Hundred Dszers. just
consider this our valedictory, until you hear
from 10 again.
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: RNs.-Tuesday and Wednesday we had
splendid rains. which were in time to secure u,
8 good crop Of corn
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q" Great God" How patriotic our Copper
heads have been during the past week. What's
the matter? Exempt! Bah!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

TIE Militia of Saline county will have . new
election of officers on Saturday the 9th ms.
See order in another column.
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p The Ogden company during the past week
raised Bounty of Two Hundred and Ten Dol.
lars each for three recruits.
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Junction, Kansas, July is, 1864.

notwithstanding to close out our stock
a Lawns and Dress Goods we will continue to
cell them at old prices without any regard to the
recent great rise in the price of goods. Persons
IN need Of anything in this line will save at least
Nifty per cent by making their purchases at once
STREETER d STRICKLER.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

u Adminstrrtor's sale Of the estate Of E. II
Wethersll. deceased, comes off on Monday. A
chance for bargains.
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or Colonel Robert Wilson 10 sojourning in
town for q few days.
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(. HofvnE FaAnEs- EsGybody can now be
accommodated with Picture Frames. Streeter
& Strickler have just received . lot Of ma
tsrial. and will get up frames Of any size
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

new GooDs.-Everybody is invited to call
and see our stock Of NeK Goods, now arriv-
ing. The prices will do you good to think
o. ETkEEIER 8 STRICKLER.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Let Truth and Iaisehood gapg,Ji VINO ever knew
Truth putt2 the worse ia free and open encounter -
NlLIoE.
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"Jf any man attempts 10 haul down the Ameri-
can Flag shoot him on the ,pot."-l0Hy a, DIX.
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Some boys were playing marbles IN Fub
street Cincinnati the other day. when a
gentleman stepped on marble and ~Iir.
ped against lady. who fell uua hog which
fell between 20 man, legs who falling
c|utchcd q kite string bringing down the
kite bctoroa span ofh.g-y,. who tool, fright
and ran down m alley alarming mau In
acalpcntcr ,bop. -o thai hrd,oppcd amalcb
with which hc vas lighting cigar among
pile Of shavng- which ignitcd firing th,
store caused an alarm Of tire and brought
out an engine. which ram over fireman.
breaking his arm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Tn BIrE>. -rhccrtuluc,- and occupation
are closely allied Idle men arc very rare
~ happy How should they be- The
brain and muscles were made Tor action
and neither can bee healthy without ,;gm.
Gus exercise into the lazy brain crawl
spider ike iaucios dIiiug it with cobw,b,
that shut out light and make it q f' abode
for "loatb,i melancholy Invite the Stout
bandmaidcu. brisk and busy Thought. into
the intellectual chambers, and She vii soon
brush away such unwholcoomr tonaut-
Blessed be work whether il hr tor the head
or the hand ur both
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THE REBELLION A CONSPIRACY.

wing U. ''' .,
in the late bIechlnlldse cru'aa' against olNl''
ization Senator INVERSION breoNnrldSo
Democrat from georgia, '0'd' }" 'Ho onlloo
States Seo'lo o0 the ''h OF January 'ooo
"slr thoro Is but one path Of safety io' The M
siluiion oI slavery IN lA9 SCUM W9e9 lh' AlsNll
avalanche o. Ihhhuc,m ana lo,ly 'N"l pIu' upon
M ana lHal pam le' mI'o'En separation ana
0o''nnI 'oII,I,'ell IN.a J, w. b.'N. ul'n .t
security lo me Il5n." hoh'F ana prosperity OF tho
ool'N' HW in'', hLt o'on nov, '.o"enu' 9' nor
sow WHO p,,'N. I'' 'A. '','u 2'",''l '"'N'N i"''
a separate ''hieleiaeN '"u IH'i'' Uhu,, sn,n
Ro'IIAneNi az oAleren,' ana Vision w.1Ii u''layal
"oHll Commune ,Iemeh.' "l more p'Nuc'I loW9ri
NATIONAL PT9le"'y socel s'.t''. ana lnu.''9lul
lines, and. ir IoIm among thu number,
Tho LEGISLATURE Of South Carolina. which
east the vote Of that T5rv State for Brockin.
ridge. said
uP.,,L,l Tb,, III, olo,tiop NJ "a pr,,jdsnt NJ
tle Tnita3 states NV A sectional marty with vioWs
adverse 10 tbo institution of domestic .overy a, il
exi.ts In tbe slayebolding Snto, and T,rritories
or ~ ono who il oppossl t5 tho grant Of the pro.
lection claimed In tbn f,rcgoiDc resolution. would
40 Threaten destination N The End, for which the
Constitution was formed a, 10 iuslify tho slave
holdinc S.,os In tqkinr counsel iogatbor far their
sonorafe rr.,ection md .of,fvr
T,o Ioo;.,otnr, If Alabama cor,no.ad n
BrsoSiur5gs Democrats odonted tbs foIIoving
roso,rfo, ryi,, .hyol,ta ,,oarin,i,r
n93 Re- h,.,5,r -,,o,.,5 b., IN po o,.,r,o
Of any preparation for q systematic corporation Of
,Soir cro,;o, 49,, sotr r '.' "sl,S baa 81
49, J".is-,j H., =, -,,r,,',a,,a un
eLa l,;t o., ~ FL 5,i,,;,, ~ soa,;o,oi
- -: .,T ~
-,,| 4, f,a 80 49, aF ~. t-,-I 81 ,ob t.o
MAINTAIN The position nus dsl5eratslg assumed has
ePPIPI,."'eI, ne S'"a q S-oH000JT WS".t"ry con
''y,"''.' ''.''' '''.' % ''''S' "'-1 ''''''O'
The State Of Texas, Of the same political
faith and order adopted the following re-
solution in q State Convention at Galveston
,oao
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THr New York Post Washington ror.
respondent assert, that the Government
ha, no knowledge of The alleged peace con
ference between sherman and lh, GEORGIA
officials jcr Davis, however. ha, found it
advisable to visit the State and look after
its rulers and Hoods army. he was in
Macon on the ed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

ut. was commenced at Baltimore one ct
She most interesting sales ever held in the
United State that Of the personal effect,
Of Charles Carroll OF Carrollton, one Of the
signers Of The Declaration Of independence
They consisted. in part, OF splendid china
dinner set Of two hundred and seventy pie
cos presented to the jIlustrious patriot as
a birth day present rich and costly dessert
tea and coffee sets, Of heavy gold lined china
The dessert sci having been once owned
by sir Charles Waugh and many other
splendid specimens Of the mechanic arts
The goods inyoiccd filled nine hog-hoad,
and fifteen larry, boxes True Data.
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70 JAMES eLAUoHTEr, ESQ

81 Timer, uy ds0 tenement house 10
New York. which contain by actual count.
1898 families or about - persons each
ls&othcrs, which accommodate III persons
each: II others. which cover liO each and fl.
mON 20 Iho-rmu,t be- theme profitable,
(which have ra'u population of uo less
than $50 souls. or l~1 to- each house,
VIII" cam wonder. then, thai Oh, num-
bore" deaths iu This city is far In advance
of amy other locality m proportion ro the
RECONCILIATION
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Pcndlcton, while member oi Congress.
voted oq0iuH the resolution Of thanks to
Gen. Mcclellan for hi promise of victory
in Virginia And now that they arr linked
in homogeneous union each Of them is doubt.
less ashamed Of his company. They arc
both right in that,
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STAND BY lie OLD flag.

r,jred wBri. I.. ..I . ..r..I.. ... IL..p are puy
two sido, 60 the question:. l'.E mog mu-t Doc for the
United states, or against H. ihrrc can De- no
neutrals IN thi, war-oulA patriots or trait
ers."-SrErHr, g. N1u,.,1, Gt Chicago AW.. ~, 1l
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~ The thrss Graess vsss rspsessnted Il:
ways ef little stafurs. b shov that this vistaa
consisted 10 little things eestssp; snils. 4
ssspsetfal aif.-
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1ll
Add from oiympi. to Mr Long.
mlfeS ................. 20
Total from Olympia 10 the Sim
coe Agency. ......... l66


First seven miles road made.
From end Of road % foot Of Bald Hill, miles at
4j0 per mile. ~
Bald Hills 70 Alder Camp. IAN G 0l00psf y,
mues .ssssss.ess ~
Alder Camp 70 Summit between The Ms
eually and Cowlits, lSN g 475 PEI NJ. S,e7s
the summit 70 tie canon. IN q 4100.... go
through the canon; n V@t....... 10
tha canon 70 the Indian camp, n q 800 10
1pdian camp 70 the foot Of ths mountain.
a. ~ q ylVVsss ~
foot Of the mourtain 70 within mtes Of ths a.,
TOP, 81 u g el5o. y
70 the summit. 1 y @ 500. ~
aloaa dn the summit q the mountain, ! u
q v1D...ss......s.ss.ss.ss.. W1
down steep. rocky hili On east slops. IN @
ds:s valley e.tSs M;:.ssa, !n g Sioe..
SassestAs vatsy sftAs is-s.sea. II 0oas 10
Teal 10 within - .iss Il " Agency. l7S
jAs. LoxoMIRH,
A. ]. TREADwAY.
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~ Cleopatra has always bsea woddsrsd
at tar her sxtravaeanoe In disse)ving pearl
y hei drink. A gr~at many oss h sss tlms
hsve dissslved greater fostuses II driAks ~
The beautiful Egyp&ias.
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~ Feeeeity shd gseslseeo nsy u NJ.
lions. TIE netss - ~ 1sve sss 1sttAo >
solensd toass 4 ~ owl.
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- There i ice enough in nidsamnsr-
iced hopss, led fissdships. iced love-. iesd
hearte.
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TA dsbt~ that can't pay il apt 10 run
away. tihs the lightning. Il He can't iosk.
be bolts.
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- Those who make no nsw fkisadss
whilst losing their Cd ooss. must journey
alone. .
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- II doot-pst~s wsrs not % bsasen. many
Of them would blush fur Tie names Thy beas.