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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-29

CONFIRMATION AT GRAon CHUncH.-Last
night, Grace Church, on the Island, (Rsv. A. Hob
mead yeotor,l wt crowded By the oitirsns Of the
rite OF confirmation sdministefed 10 nfteen young
ladies and gehtlemcn. The Right Reverend bishop
was from ST. LIKE. char, h. q, 40 "a And the ohiid
grew and waved strong In spirit and was In The
desert. I'LL the day Of his showing unto Israel"
tered NJ the Asoen sion church, On n street, b.
tween Ninth and Tenth.
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SUBSTITUTES.


SUBSTITUTES.
A RTHUR PHKRD,
IN AuTHonHlS
RECRUITING AND SUB sTITUTk AGENT,
(seeond a eorJ
800 4 sTRHBT, BET. THnTE EHrH AHs TnInrnHH-
AsD-A.HALy prRlRr,
Fronting Psnnsylvania avenue, south side
NEXT TO sTEAih LAUNDRY.
SUBSTITUTES ALWAYS ON HAND.
NoLoRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
$50 CASH DowN,
RECRUITING OFFICE,
Any psrson bringing n :cR1fr or kECRUfrs
Y HS is T S + s " iE' Y6ussuLr FROM
BEING ORA FTED. mio-a
HARTIEs WISHING SUBSTITUTES
win call at the once, 500 New Jersey avenue.
Al ,Ss;'tu''' suaranssssi Nav A. 1s, HOLLY
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTES
OR REPRESENT ATIyH RECRUITs will
apply 70 the ofnoe, 800 Now Jersey aysngs;, ,x
DARTIEs WISHING REPRESENTA-
i TIVE RECRUITS, - per Circular No. =.
them fuTni,hsd At cost BY applying At ,shs ecass,
We ;v Nsg Jersey avenue A. HOLLY.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE
~ mBrRoPoLIs.
,Strun or Irra pupnstropv ANN ,o.y
AGENCY.
tSa yFTRRNTn sTRBET,
Opposite the Treasury Department.
This Bank is now authorized ~ the Secretary of
the Treasuryto
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
to the loans now being ofersd By the Government.
THE NEW $50 NOTES
1910 BONDS.
The former notes bear date August 18th, 1854,
And Issued In DENOMINATIONS OF 600, oloO, 500,
o. 900, and $1,000, payable to bearer, or order,
three years amer date, with interest able semi
annually, at $40 per csntum per snnum, and are
convertible, At maturity, At the holders optisn,
into the popular $50 six per cent. gold interest,"
| bearing bonds
The interest on thss. notes Is two cents per day,
for every 600.
| THE 1910 BONDS are issued to date from Sep
tember I, 1854, and bear interest at per cent per
annum, payable IN GOLD, semi annually, on all
| Denominations over 9loo, which, at the present
rate Of premium for gold, IL equivalent 70 an an.
nusl interest Of ELEVEN OR TWELVE PER
CENT.
ANY Information respecting thsUNITED STATES
LOANS will be oheerfully given, on application.
We receive Deposits, buy and sell Coin, Cur
reney, and Exchange, and all elAssos OF Govern
msnt seeuritssi purchase CsrtineAts Cheeks, and
Government Vouchers, and transact general
osiT-d J. =. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
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LOCAL NEWS.

You've MINIS CHRISTIAN AssocrkrIor.-At
snsdiourned monthly meeting OF tbis hs.esisfton,
held last evening, the eensidsration Of new
consent, made tho special order OF bnsinsss. ~ y
proposed 70 hold weekly msstines for social and
intsllsetusl recreation, whsr. x i1iormnl,y =
spd infsrpstss friendly inisrcsurss with rs.dinss
q ssnS s sIs sssss psEssI rsnssf sss
sedtArianfsnd ofpsftisspship being made the ssps-
elsl ORDER for perhaps ore svsnios d eseh month.
This Association has b. tbnte positive power for
good In ne cityj IL library ~ now qufts sxtsn.
slye and II the only one wfiefef outsids Of busi-
meas hours, gentlemen can 90 and spend quiet
and periodicals. The needing last evehfn1 I'd.
journod for one week. 0'f Of. y M
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OLIVER PURSE LoST.---ON THE
y departure Of the eleven O'Clock train from this
city on saturday lady lost silver purse contain
Ing eiG TIE purse was marked D. NJ. Kellogg.
The Under shall be suitably rewarded BY leaving
the same ct the editorial once Of the Rlsus-
LnAH. nova9Sat
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TUESDAY, December 9, iss

Ia TUESDAY, December g 1884,
FAUST, 10y gouuod.)
Hefmanus, Tamsro, steineoks, Lehman, frede-
rtei, DIuins, Zimmerman.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-29

IL GOODS,
Your attention 10 called 10 my large stock OF
Toys, DOLLS, MASKS, CHINA AND FANCY
GOODS, ETC., OF my own importation and personal
selection while In Europe Last season, comprising
such variety Of novel, tasty and saleabls articles
a. II rarely found In any one establishment. Or
ders by man promptly attended TO.
GEO. p. sTEINBACH, Importer,
- West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
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WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1894,
ouly time Of
MARTHA, (By Fiotow.)
Former, Hsbleman, Graf, c. Lehman, Madame
Rotter, and Dziuba. ..
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OSs1orAL.
AD,y,,m.,r e, wa Ds,;:,sSs ,,;ss,

WAsnIneror, March II, 1854
All Applications for leaves Of sbssnss % ysf-
nission 70 visit Washington must b addressed 70
Major esnsrai Hslissk. Caisf Of star, and must
spsstfy NE business for which the ofnssr ds.ires
hsprnisrtos. Tsissrans sddrssssd sirsss 10 the
sssrst.zy Of War On Ills suhjsst win receive no
~ srdsr Of Ne Secretary Of War. linn d,
n. d. TOwNsEND,
nal-n AssfsHsnt Adlutanf CeosrrA
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THE DELMoNIoo LUNCH.

- .ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Opposite willArds' Hotel.
ChoiOsst Winos, Liquor chAnpAsass, Aes,
CiRArS, Salads and pelieAsiee, aeSN
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yRIcEs FOR THE SEASON.

continue al the Box once Of growers ThsstTs. "
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II 10 worthy OF remark that the above grand Re-
portoire only be presented In the entire world,
In the same number OF consecutive nights,
BY THIS COMPANY.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.

The Sanitary Commission under special autl,orttv
tensive system of agencies for securing the safe con
veyance to- and distribution Of goods put in it's charge
for the sick and wounded at points where they are
most wanted. 1t operates with equal and gen.
erosty at all points-at New Orleans and at Washing
tom its distributions being governed by comparison
the relative character of these wants in trustworthy
manner, and to secure an equitable distribution and
services of the members of the Commission, twenty
physicians of high professional and moral character
anu more IMAM my Jay agents are employee under
vice. The cost of these arrangements has thus far
been about per centum of the value of the goods dis
r1buted The Commission has not been able to obtain
authentic evidence of losses miscarriage misap-
preparations, to the value of one dollar in ten thou
sand, of goods which have been RECEIVED at its
shipping depos. The following is list of these de-
potts. to which auxiliary societies. disposed to
or localities but simply to their relative necessity for
assistance, are invited to send their offerings:
a. Sanitary Compassion, Branch Depot, No. 2summer
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 10 Third
nut street, Philadelphia
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 4e South
Sharp street, Baltimore, Md.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Vine
and Sixth streets, Cincinnati, o.
sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 95 Bank
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. SO Madison
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot No. Q Adams
Block Buffalo, New York.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. SO Fourth
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 50 Larned
street, Detroit, Mich.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot Columbus
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Fifth street
The Commission receives no pecuniary aid whatever
from the Government, and is wholly dependent on
the voluntary contributions of the public for the
means OF sustaining its operations Contributions
the Treasury solicited and may be transmitted
George T. Strong, ESQ.,. Treasurer 6s Wall street N Y
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09

FIN. Knapp, General supt Washington, D. G.
j. B. Abbott, Chief Assistant,
Soldiers Home, Washington, ID. G..
Lodge No T. III street, between 18th and 18th streets
Nurses Home, Washington, d. CT
Soldiers Home, Third street, Cincinnati Ohio, COL
G. w. ID. Andrews, Superintendent.
Soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky.CJames Malona
Soldiers Home, Cairo, H.-C. N. Shipman, Supt
and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Nashville, Tenn.--Capt I. Brayton
Supt. Rev. j. HOblet, Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Columbus, Ohio -, Supt.
Soldiers Home Cleveland Ohio.-Clarlx Warren,
Sup't. and Relief Agent.
Soldiers 1 Lodge, near landing, Memphis, Tenn
c. w. Christy, Supt and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Lodge Kellys Ferry.-W. A. Sutliff Supt
Soldiers Lodge Bridgeport, Ala.-Rev. o. Kennedy,
Sup't.
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS.
William F. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington
ID. G.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Between Washington and New York-Sol Andrews
M. d., Surgeon in charge.
SANITARY STEAMERS.
Mississippi River Clara Bell.
Cumberland River, New Dunleith
Potomac River, Elizabeth
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09
The W. s. Sanitary Commission

Was constituted by the Secretary of War In Jun
1851, in accordance with the recommendation of til
Surgeon General of the u s. Army, and it's appoin
ment and plan of organization were approved by tn
President of the United States.
OFFICERS.
H. w. Bellows d. D., President.
A. ID. Bache LII. D., Vice President
J. Foster Jenkins, General Secretary, New York.
]. HI. Douglas, Associate Secretary, Washington.
F. N. Knapp Associate Secretary, Washington.
J. S. Newberry, M. D., Secretary Western Dept.
Geo. T. Strong, Treasurer.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09
90
ON
Our Ghip Basket.

about rs killed and wounded.
Col. FORREST brother of Gen. Forrest was
killed in a skirmish with our forces, during Gen.
Smith s late raid into Alabama
VERMONT has furnished two thousand and
twenty five more soldiers than have been requir-
cd of her under all the calls thus far made.
THE Free-State party has triumphed in Louis
lana The Hon. Michael Hahn is chosen Cover
nor by a majority of 5000 vote of over s, 1000.
The PRESIDENT has signed the Lieutenant
General bill, and the Senate the End inst,
unanimously confirmed Maj. Gen. Grant for that
position.
CAPT. FLYNN who was held by the rebels un-
der an order of execution because Gen. Burnside
hung two men while in command at Cincinnati
has been exchanged.
GEN BRAGG is assigned to duty at Richmond,
and under the direction of JEFF Davis is charged
with the conduct of military operations in the
armies of the Confederacy.
THE noted guerilla, Captain alias Colonel Rich
ardson, on the way northward as prisoner, was
while attempting to escape, shot dead by Captain
stone of the 37th Kentucky.
THE notorious rebel guerrilla, Colonel Rich
ardson, was captured ON Sunday the 2Sth ult.,
south of Cumberland River, below Buckville
by detachment of Colonel Weatherford's Cav
airy. One other rebel was taken with him.
condemned to death by court-martial and whose
sentences have not been otherwise acted upon
by himself, shall be sent to the Dry Tortugas,
Florida, to remain imprisoned until the close of
the war.
THE Rebel Government ignores the 22d of Feb
ruary as Washington's birthday, and cele-
brates it only as "the anniversary of the inaugu-
ration of the Confederate Government under the
permanent Constitution So says the Rich
mond Enquirer
A DESERTER who came into our lines reports
that our cavalry had cut the railroad near
Louisa Court House and burned number of
bridges, and tore up the track that troops sent
down on the cars to the defense of Richmond
had to return to Orange Court House.
Gov. CURTIN has issued proclamation, reci-
ting that regiment of veterans belonging to
Pennsylvania, had enlisted and been credited to
another State, that agents from other States are
actually recruiting in parts of that State, and
urges all ministerial officers to arrest and prose-
cute every agent caught, as such enlistments are
misdemeanors under law.
WIDOW in Union, Maine, who has twelve
children eleven of them boys, has just sent the
eleventh son into the army. On the occasion of
his enlisting, some officers and friends made up
purse of $50, and presented it to this patriotic
matron who said she sorry that her other
child was not a boy, so that she might make still
another offering to her country.
IN THE robbery of passengers, in the late raid
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Gimores
highwaymen got, GAS we automatically as
certain,) $4,000 principally in United States
notes, nine gold Watches two silver watches,
from fifty to sixty hats thirty overcoats and some
carpet bags. BY throwing the money loose upon
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any hour of the night.
go Soldiers Aid Societies. clergyInen editors and
others, scarcely the of humanity
feaectuaiy than by frequently and widely dssemiua
friends ia the The hospital statistics in this
department. of the Sanitary Commission very
value to the soldiers, their friends and relatives
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has arrangements for
supplying information gratuiously with regard to pa
following points: Others will be added as new hos
pitfalls are opened:
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information, address " Office Sanitary Commits
Washington b. G., Annapolis Junction, Md,
Georgetown, d. c., Cumberland, Md,
Alexandria, Va, Point Pc Lookout Nd,
Frederick City, Md, York, Penn.
Annapolis Md.
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT..
For information, address Office Sanitary Commits
sion, No. 1907 Chestnut street,
Chester, Penn, Chestnut Hill, Penn,
Reading, Penn, Harrisburg Penn.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT.
For information address "Ofice Womens Central
Union, No 10 Cooper Institute" ,,ou co,,u
Albany N. Y, Portsmouth Grove. r. l.,
Burlington VT, Brattleboro, VT
WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information, address Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Louisville KY" ~
Columbus o., Keokuk, Iowa,
Cleveland, o., Davenport Iowa,
GaIiiRpo Gi,S g., ~ Hickman Bridge, KY,
Cincinnati, o.. Lebanon, KY,
Mound City, Ill., louisville, KY.
Jacksonville, Ind, CovingtOn, KY,
New Albany, Ind Munfordsville, KY,
Madison Ind, Bowling Green, KY,
Miiisen's Bend La, Lake Providence, La,
St. Louis Mo-. Leavenworth Kansas,
Rolla, Mo-, Memphis Tenn.
Springfield, Mo-, GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Jefferson City, Mo-, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
Ironton, Mo-, Gallatin, Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, V1ckSburg, MISS,
Corinth Miss, White River, Ark,
Cairo Ill., Point Pleasant, Va,
Stevenson Ala, Chattanooga, Tenn
In all cases the name, rank, company and regiment
of person enquired for should be given and where
was when last heard from. If the application is by
letter, the answer will be sent by return Of mail
In person. it will be answered at once; or by teie-
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In all cases the name rank, company and regiment
of the person enquired for should be given and where
was when last heard FROM If the application is by
letter, the answer will be sent by return of mail
person it will be answered at once If by tele-
graph, answer will be returned Immediately at the
tnquirer's expense. =
The office of the Directory will be open daily from
8ocIock "a M, to o'clock p. M, and In urgent cases
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SPECIAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT

F. N. Knapp, General Sup't. Washington, D. G.
j. B. Abbott, Chief Assistant,
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III .
We andszssaad that ss lass meeting
0f the Comnoa Council, it was proposed
10 les oas she advertising Of tho dsliD-
lusaE tax list 70 the lowssa bidder, and
notwithstanding the Goansil il eompsssa
Of lssss majority 81 Rspaslseaas, Wis
presssd 30 be sdvocssss Of economy, the
rssslatipn sas voted down, sad ~h3 ~
because % ID sss allsdgsd then and thar,
that tina Bssae 0aassmight ~ shs loss
est bidder, Is ii always has been for years
pass aad gone. These adyooassa Of soon-
omy dare aos let shs advertising 10 che
lowest bidder, whsa sAsy had 10 ia shsir
power 10 giss IL 20 "a Abolition eoosssn.
No not they. oae Of the aenhsrs va an
iartAad said that hs weald rather give
tbs advassising % the NoapaFeu a. swsa-
~ cenls description, shsn 60 fss the
8ssis pablish il for nothing II the
aBoans paid. came ont Of bis, poskss be
saighs bs credited for sesas siassrity, bas
wAsn il 10 known that the cost i 20 some
oas 81 the owners Of property, thea ais
boosted pssriesisn aiaksi 90 aeshAsgrv-s
uadsr Dan oosasie raIs sss advsssiaaag Ut
the dsliaqsstis ear list wss let 70 she iow.a
est bidder, aad The fact that The Hs9is
slways gas Ia the lowsss bid sosplsa
wish the fass.tkat sha 0oaaeii dare nsEi
les n soupsss sgaia for We pFsatins,
goes srsas way % prove thai The Bpsis
ofhss can and aoess do awosk ohsspssl
than sAs Nenpsrsl 0Ees, and ii shis
fast savsfsisers and Others ~sala 10 wsll
20 saks notice. - q = s''a
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s3SSS 4fE7S ~ J8I8 1lS& ~ -
1872 ~ - T. = Il 81 j i. ~ II
s%tnf r1s - 113t661ne $50 MaN 1osen11sea
49,. Sss 49, s - II + ~ 5tsis
s;csrsxs - sSsrt snch u1neuf1s ~ - ~
- 80 - Is ressirN - wtts III rspresea-
800 waiI = Sas dlS r. ~ "a hunaFsd vesss
- {sta .,ses<7 @ssesiss 81 sssK cssnfx via b
49, 81 s1Net - a1xfextta I'd ESsss
- 49, - $50 - sup 1Tnszunsi teal
.ssacs n snssxfersrns. n keSerex nezAes3xy
5{sS ~ ) xss1ETti~ - lrT n 50 $780, WtxhNu
- sSrsss 49, 49, 49, forsnsx - - Un3ssl
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sa4ssaey = faaA -
ooaaaa sas ssAss go ! 80 -
EeA'ss as : s4's sa' - =
sssas ssA ssss = - 1870 - {. - 4.
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sas osa'a Saassae sa. y -, = = $50
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go.
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!
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Of fi0 mtensia = + IL -.
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IN - gpee1s, sxstueise ~ spes1A dt4
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nlast b. psid = gel4l, H sssnsin6w
Ssaxstsxy Ghass go ~ Ay tke ias0ssa1k
|gsssnhaoks aad baads, Il De psafls Iii
receive th1m@ l4 aysF ~ JIsaas aeEal
This coadiaams u = aiss <ptatn1zee.
eississly he higk teips ef rid ~
ahrss milIions pf dollafs bsine 465iy 81.
|dad 10 the eaxssney, snd sas kAlf u tAas
snszzns wishAsa1a from - speeis 81 -
eouatry, il IL sarpxSsizg DIT gold u st 30
per cent. preaaium : ~; 4 4
hiknak ahaainasir- .sses6nia-ae6aksy
! (kSk iSn41SS Il a5fSiSSs q = 6Srtna n amr II,
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-. s...s . i : -. ..n
i1rc - IS IA
.n...t7fs i. ~ 6,ous anassl AT
+ City oeeneil Dia |, tt the Mar
= - - - - efso seqaD I'D % -.
80 - ~ - ia 80 eosss.as 4. Z.
Eos - ri Z hsre6s -, reeslssd = 1900 81
he 600 10 he Iogess ra.nunsihIe bidder
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- ~
w. ! - !. - rsqs
- Ansfssae - eeeeas =
- =. s.,s 4 - Si-3 - \
~ssld al & foss ~ = r n1 :
preparation A. = 60sFsWiae : ossEt
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4. -. ..as.. s - "a - $50 I.
% - 4 ssi - MN 1 - - N.
- slIl III gsisx = u6sn q :
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-. -. ..ss. .ss...s.-sa
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b 49, 49, - 49, ) ID 80 sn1rshls
pssssaAgs H. spsaks ~ Ha64ish I'm.
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80 :. =. ..A...
= lSlIssg & $50 = sosl, bas mi
- - skewssGhss -
asiG< Or weeters lsvsra-
- AsIa ia-sa - sI.xset shsis xasssss,
ssA.si .a.i, lss, $1,000 4 - ';hlg
Ytss ~ kJysts4 w ] $1,000
neninx - 800 = 1epal - = :!
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y = ~ dSssA sselsa ard tsliSssa6s 1
vi II sa} sgn Dxraassxxs. p - ?
Washingsoa, April a.
7s es 1ssislni ef IS Usass Sssiex Z.
& fslf-zTbe Gcyssnoa AZ 0hie, Indisas.
5ljia6iss koMx ard Mlsoonsin s1w . shs
- issaalxY trseps fsF ~ -
plqoG& - esmpeiep, 49, 4
Sernnd Tha tern eli sessiee - be -
kppdfsd days, xsskening HeM she dste 81
inastSs into The sexyies af ~ Hnifed
etatss, aHlsn soo.eF disShSxgsd. !
Third-Ths txssps "a BE- mastered into
- sskxlee ak ths HnjkAds S1sssG k1sfsG1s
1875 whan es x1rfneD1n - glo4nc
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