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A Cyedlble Democratic statement.

81 have been asked 20 send re-en-
forcements from Virginia TO Georgia -
In ViCginia the disparity in numbers
i as great e. IN Georgia
This is what Jefferson told the Geor-
eians in his Macon speech. This Is an
official exhibitor the military condition
Of the Coniederacy. Shall we permit
the Democratic Party 70 reenforce the
expended power OF the Confederaey by
giving it political successes IN the North,
and by holding ous 70 i an armistice
ard negotiation on their own terms p
The Democrats journals warn their
readers against statemesta IA the I Mon
Journals that the power Of the rebellion
IS becoming exhausted Is Mr. JEFF
Davis also among ms Union prophets
and Will the Enquirer VAIN the people
against believing his statement that
every man between IS aud a. IS either
in the army OF a fugitive from it. and
that yet they have no batter prospect Of
withstanding our Army 10 Virginia than
in Georgia l--Cneip,ati Gazi
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Il"ARCTICYo
Soda w alter,
Choice Syrups.
STEPHENS, JANNEY & co.
July 2l--sm =
nRnNAN y nFPARrMENT.

~ ORDNAH~ T. DEP RTMFNT 49,"
NASHVILLE, Tam, Oct IL, 1854,
CtRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- Mt this Office uniil Tuesday, October 25th 1864,
nj l2a)'clock, NJ, for furnishing this Department
with good merchandise HARD WOOD.
The whole qtEautity to besupped WI be st least
one Hundred and Fifty Q50) Cords and not to ex-
coed Three Hundred and fifty $50 Cords. Bidders
Will state the price per cord at hich hey will liver
the $50 cords and the rate Of delivery. The first
delivery to be made on before the lst day of No
We nicer next and 1T such point IN this city as may
be designated BY the undersigned. 81 ~
Bid 1Prs viii also state at what price per cord
they viii deli yer as much more as may be required,
MT TO exceed the maximum amount Indicated
above
ads to.be in duplicate, and accompanied By a
cory Of this Advertisements.
No bid will Be received except from loyal parties,
and each bid must he accompanied by AZ Oalh OF
Allegiance taken before competent authority,
Tie successful bidder % bidders will be required
70 enter nto bonds f. the faithful Performance OF
the IT con racts.
The right is reserved t. reject any or Il bids.
Bidders VII be present when The bias are
F. TOWNS ENf,
Capt. Is Infantry, Comnd. Depart.
irnesand Cumberland Jotrr7lal copy.
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A Fine Todd County Farm for
Sale,

A 8 ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE OF
"a l.. b. LEAvELL, deceased, Wili offer Tor ssie
10 The highest bidder, On the premises, on Thurs
aav, the 9th day Of January, 1850, that well Known
and valuable Farm lying in the south part Of Todd
,,otnfv XIV. afld knoNn - the . renton Farm,
containing $50 scres about 90 acres cleared and m
a high state Of cultivation. : id farm Is tElsul-
passed for fertility Of soil and adysnisg ofiocaty
~ any farm IN Sout 1em kentucky-t being co1ye-
uient toHchur hes, SCOOPS, une merchant mills,
and within seven miles OF the Memphis Branch
Rsiluoad The iTnpToyemenfs are large prsck
dwelling tasllF ue cessa-y out tlchngs- Af1rtAer
Descriptions Z deemed unnecessary, as any person
Eishirg 10 TsIrailase can have an oPTprt1nity Of
viewing tie premises by applying 70 NJ. Thomas
McGuire or Mr. George Rutherford. Frentoa ny,
CT anv further Information can be lad by applying
70 nle AZ / nisville. Aaa
TEEws-The above farm viii be sold on credit
OF ten years. peHchaser giving his notes IN ten
eQual annual payments, without interest untA the
notes are dine The payments 20 q secured BY per-
sonal secgr ~ and leo retained upon the land
uaul the last note 4 IA Il.
The farm VIII - soid IN a body OF IN detached
portions II required TO ssit purchasers sale %
Else place 81 the usua hou-.
JAMES /. LAWSON,
Admir- q he Estate Ct L. b. I eaTen, coed,
orfe-l.F With the VIII annexed
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County COurr--Bedf0ra County.
solomon ReY's et al,
rs. 7
The wid " and heirs Of
lseVid Ravia ct NJ.
OCTOBER TERM. 1886

solomon ReVs et az
rs Bill to sell land in Bed.
The wid " and heirs Of ford County.
iavid Revis ct al.
In this case il appearing to The Court that tho
widow and heirs Of Devid Reys, r-, dec D. snd the
unknown children Of Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants 10 fhe cause. are nOn--esi-
dents cf The state Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordi
nary process Of law cannes be served upnn them
n i ordered that publcaio be made in the Nash
ylIle Weekly Uiaof a newspaper published in tha
city Of Nashville f0r four succe -sive weeks, req ir-
in said flefendants 20 appear befor This Court, at
he Court ronnl IN Sheloyyille the first Tuesday
sffer the first Monday IN december mex, to Head,
answer or demur 70 ,mplsnan.s bill, or the same
Wili be taken for confessed and set for hearing
r.1zfe JOS. II. THOMSON,
" AZ WfsFvrR Clerk and Master.
Solicitor. fOca3-fw; prs fee, So
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Five Horses Stolenl

ON SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER sth FROM
the Tenressee Hospital for the Ius me, four
horses. one very large dcep-coiored 6SS horse Z;
Que pair o. fine greg horses With short tailss and
one torrel mare
There vas siso stolen from this Institution, about
= fortnight since darz lay horse, four years old;
viz g5vs Sz1B for the refurn 81 the horses, add
Ten Cents each for the miserable thieves Who steal
ffon this Charity ". P. JONES,
0ctil-lE Phys and Superintendent
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SheriHs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed and delivered from he Honorable
Chancery Court of DAVIDSON county, Tenne ssee, 1T
its May Term 1884 vii expose To pu lie sale to the
CHE i dder for cash. at the Court House yaru in
the city CT Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th dsy
Octobe- 1851 all the right, title, claim, interest ana
estate which West n. humphreys hen had, or may
haze since acquired, in and 10 the following pro-
perry, 10 wit A tract Of and in Davidson county,
Ienne see, and on The west side OF Rains Avenue,
containing acres and A poles, and beipg Lot No.
sccOr ing to the plan Of the Ursula r ms Lands
as lsia down on page GA Minute Book K, OF the
Chan~ery Court at Ra-hville, and being the same
land bought by WestH Humphreys at a ssle made
of said lsn's by the Clerk and Ma ter, on the Sd
day of January, 1857. Also tract Of land lying in
same county and ate, containing by estma ion 10
acres and a poles, and bounded as follows Begin
ming in the centre of Browns Creek where Susan
Quinby's north bounuary line crosses tee same,
running thence west Iwith the line Of III lsnd b.
longing 70 Massey's heirs, 81 poles to the eastern
side of the centre avenue, thence south ~ west
along said avenue 81 poles, TO the avenue run
ming to Browns Creek, thence along the north
edge OF the same sopth $50 east 81 poles u the
centre OF Browns Creek, thence along the GENRE
Of said creek to the beginning Sale made by order
Of the Chsneery Court at Mas hve in the case Of
f. Oieayes, c & M, agans. W. II. Humphreys, J.
F. Saunders and 7. Il. Nsns
JAMES NJ HINTON, Sher Il,
octf- BY THOS. HURSON, H. Sniff.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VENDI EXPONAS
ID u ne rected, and delivered, from the Honor
able Chsncery Court Of Davidson county, Tennes.
see, at its Ny Term. 1864, will expose TO puidic
sale, 10 the high st bidder for cash az the Court
Hous- yard ia the city OF Nashville, on Saturday
the 10Th day of October 1864, I'll the right tide
ella m, int est and estate which West n. Hum
phreys TIM had, or may have since acquired, IN
and 10 the following described property 70 wit: A
Tract Of Lad in Davidson county, tennessee, and
on the west side Of Rains Avenue. containing
acres and IA poles an being Let No. I, according
to the plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands as laid down
on Page Ga, Minute Book 4. Of the Chancery Court
at Nashville and be ng the same land bought BY
W. h. Humphreys az sale made Of said lands BY
the Clerk and Master on The Sd of January, 1851.
Also tract Of land lying in same county and State.
containing by estim ton rs acres and Al poles and
bounded SIS follows: Beginning in the centre Of
Browns Creek, where Susan Quimby's north
boundary line crosses the same running thence
westWth the line of the land belonging 10 Massey's
heirs, 81 poles 10 the eastern side Of the centre
avenue, thence south ~ west al,ng said avenue,
81 poles to the enue running Browns Creek,
thence along the north edge of The same south,
$50 east FL Is poles to the centre OF Browns Creek
thence slong the centre of said creek to the begin
ming and levied upon the property of West II.
Humphreys 70 satisfy a judgment renderedin favor
John r. Gleayes, @. a NJ against w. H. Hum
phreys. James E. Sanders, 10. W. HhOr on and F.
K. Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
oct6- BY THO5. HOBS0N, d. shift.
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Horses for Sale.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS AND WILL CON
j stsntly keep on hand Saddle and Harness
Horses. Also horses for al work
Parties ieaFiBg horses With me tc hosrd can rely
upon their bling thoroughly groonned, and sbun-
dsutly fed. IWili take a lImi ed number o. young
colts, and handle and break them % Harness and
saddle, for Teasonahle COMPENSATION
g. ". WILKINSON,
sepls-fus Weicii's Stable, rearor % y College
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II OsT, on TIE 30 OF 81 INST, A CAPTAINS
4 Commission, Discharge papes, and tsil % *
penze- tor recruiting ConIa1y ard TIA ss3Tiatof
10 Knoxville. The finder giA be paid to shove
reward spon detyering the papers b JoHN ALI.
CAMrzuL, 81 No. - Cherry ssreet, Boufh Of Brad.
ocfT-Ies THOMAS STEPHEAs.
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R4FEs OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advertisements IL theSpecial Column, first time,
from l 10 lines. 81 O0-e8ch additional line ~
cents; subsequent Insertions ~ cents per line In
Local Co umn, first TIM, from l TO lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents subsequent inser-
onS, 10 cents per line.
All Advertisements occupying 81 ec1al position,
and a / double colnnn advertisements, will be
charged ga per cent, advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII he chsread a. the regular advertising rat
and must Invariably be pad in advance, or no in
sertiOn made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES.
Eof susie Oncers.. ~
For County %
For City GO
We, the undersigned, haYe this day adopted the
above rates for advertising, 10 which we h.nd our
selves strictly tn sstb.rr.
WIZ. CAMERON & co.
JOHN WALLACE Tor tFa DsDT'sh.
BARRY, WTNHAM & CO. for Press.
NASHVILLE, TgNN., Sept. ., 1864.
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.
United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE So
WTHEREAs HORACE Fl. HARRISON, ESQ,


VETHEREAs HORACE Fl. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District
who prosecutes therein, on behalf Of the United
states and Jos. r. J lin, Esq, Surveyor Of Cu'-
oms, has fled an InforTna ion in the District Court
OF the United States for said District, aga nst ll9
packages merchants and suffers goods, now iylng
IN the storEhuEse formerly occupied b Messrs. A.
j. Duncan & Co, On the public square IN hashy lle
Tennessee, and against all persons lawfully inter-
Tening for Their interests therein alleg NJ that
Sept. 18th, 1854, 81 property wss seized in said
district on land by Jos. r. Dilln, ESQ, Surveyor OF
Customs, as forfeited for eau es mentioned in said
Information, snd praying for the usual process
Now therefore obedience 10 the rnonition of said
Court hereby give public notice 70 all per ons IN
terested in said properly, to app ar before said
Courtat the Courtroom in the Cap tol at Nashville
in raid District the Sd Monday in October inst,
then and there TO PROFOUND their claims and N Ike
their allegations.
r. GLASCOCh,
Marshal U. g., Middle District OF Tennessee.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR McGTLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
m TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
BROWNING Elm WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As IT rs IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

Nv books wiz show that ior the past hve months
nv prsrtlce has increased hundred per cent over
he last year. anti Il Is not 10 be surpassed by shy
ia The state. With my general practice IN the city,
Z traas TIE ipilowing e
Chronic Cases
nth ssasase6ou; Rheurnatsm, Affections Of tie
Uunqs; Diseases OF the Throat Sweed joints,
s6f frrfq Pieursy, Pains, Uicers, Cancer Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation Of
tie stomach, NeursiQa, Kings Eyl OF scrotula,
4italness, Diseases Of Tie Eyes, Letsiatsted sys-
terns pyspspsis or Indigestion, and C5nsufn pdon-
ne Urinary Organs.
TO the Ladies.
An Afsctouso OF tie WoInO treated with SUCCESS.
Tfioee Warried Ladies who have been 50 uniortu-
cate 10 riscarry or prove abortion, csn be carried
70 their fail tine 4 found pregnant BY giving me
Eterillty.
ya,fBs Married Ladies whose misfortune IL has
oeen DOT to bring forth IL due season, remelnoeT
cod has ssid YOU should multiply and rePiensh. II
this - your desire yoG can consult me either ~
Isfif or Ia person. No lRdyoY thirty hse yesrs
'of see red make spplicstoa- Experimentation
by letter or person atflely eonndennA.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before yon further 20. OF al
sisesses subect to Man. there Is 40 disease so hard
"a cure a. hight Emissicns, and physicians are
sr,e that understand treating u and 20 you can
say that hare cured doaens IN this CITY, IS well A.
u different States, who have spent doiI stet ooi-
ar. and are now well cured By me. an daily re-
ceivng letters and sending medicne 70 All psrts 81
he country. 10 vord, Al thai are diseased II
any way, and VII give me can, WI give SAFE
feion Tor al Of toe diseases meneOned IN this al
versisement. The ilast Of references gEen N this
city.
An letters direetsd 70
DIR. MOGILL,
Unios street., Nashville, Tenn,
Japl vii meet VITA p1ompt stseation.
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Or. WESTERVELT,
uoNrUcOPATHIsT.

HOMOEOP
IA AGAIN II Ma CID STAND, No. 81
/ Broad street, 81 io5r fofn he corner q sun
fer street. where be - sound ~ al hours, day
or night, uniess professionally absent.
suE2f -sgn +. A. HESTERYELT, NJ d.
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so, % and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand.

We would respectfully in7iie the attention Of
Nrws-IygALEas HiaEsfI ilsss and beiders ln thEAf
pumicAri0Ns, PEaIoptcAIs, &C., 10 our heiites loI
hacking and forwarding everything go our Inc cia
fhc utnl3st gIeBiFitg4s taa dlsfAicl- All socos
hacked with Tie utmost care. ani forwarded, IA III
Instances by the ufrp oIrt4af c0liiiu1e following
he Ts.eft Of the ord-rs. when preferred ny ctIs-
torasrs. We send b. Mail every day.
Es-I'he prices 81 Papers, Magazines, &c-, aie 81
fhis time lowing 70 tire continual cnanse in the
price OF Priaflng Paper, very haettlalng, and Ne
49, persous desiring 10 learn the prlee ui any
Pufdicafion Vii be promptly informed ~ return
mail. 4 they vii give 10 . sisi u Ana may %
svapi.,a and enclose postage stamp lof tue
- a. b. RELISiSHDEk.
4s College street, Nashville, Tenn,
ne In sendinF a. money, l3Nhss menhon TIE
amount you send
cssGF KoyEIs At gHK LOWEST PRioEs.
iulyzs-3m
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EVENING SCHOOL.

DEV. u. L. WAYLANO. 4. NJ, ASSISTED BY
IL ahle Instructors proposes 20 open an bFening
Scnool Tor Houn Men ana Boy, 80 the Baptist
Parsonage, on Polk Avenue, lnear ChuUch street,
betgoan VINE ard S7rticc,l on Thursday. ~ ! = H.
land 81 the Par-olsge. oron Rev. J. >. biise, neAt
dor North E
aep2 III
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SheriH's Sale.

ID directed and delivered fiom the Honorable
Chaneery Court Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at
its May FERN 1854 wild expose = public sale 20
the highest bdderfor cash, at the Court House yard
in tbs city of Hashvle, on Saturday the 18th day
October 1864, all the right, title, claim, interest aud
estate Hhieh ]. II. Austin thin had or may have
since acquired in and to the following described
tract Of Land, to wit: in the 9th Civil District Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, and containing 200
acres more or less, and bounded follows: on the
north by the lands of J. Gutarie, on the south by
the laHds Jesse ROach's heirs on the east by the
lands OF Mrs. Wright, on the west by the lands Of
j. j. Young. and levied upon as the property Of J
II. Austin 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of John e. Gieaves, @. 6 NJ, against Samuel Kim
h.o and J. II Austin.
JAS NJ HINTON, Sher fl,
oete- By THUS. HOBSON, d. Shift.
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N77s Lard
o. BARiEIs:FAMIIF LAID.

no KEGS
en- lnns and for Eals b
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All letters should b. addressed 10 our Box
51O0 go Office, New York.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-29
CLOTHING.

rF,HI MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE 10
i SMITH, BROS. Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. L 90, glothiers and Merchant
Tailors, 40 West Baltimore street.
The Bon GqR MsE 81 Tsilsr' s,,.,,, NJ.
y: B. Goods Of AL descriptions at reasonable
Wssnin stonisrs can save 10 Per cent. BY getting
''' O ~ SMITH, BROS. L co..
20 West Baltimore street,
The best and cheapest Clothing Hopse o n the
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd.
Persons in w.shinston can save 70 per cent by
buyins their Clothing s II BROS. L CO.,
10 West Baltimore street.
Our Warrington customers can fnd the best
Ssa s Clothing In s III &C., article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House Of Baltimore offers
the finest stSeh e qlethnE IL nj the SsopnRsr{
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. CO.. to
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where everybody gets suited.
SMITH, BROS. & CO..
20 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washinstoa that
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers In Washington are
offered discount Of 10 per cent. by buying of us.
SMITH, BROS. Il co,
20 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars en-
q Suit by buying Of
40 West Baltim ore st., Baltimore, Md.
CLOTHING. SMITH, BROS & CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Be sure and come to SMITH, BROS & CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street, to get your Fall and Winter Clothing.
SMITH BROS. Il CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
20 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and aslah WALKING
GOATS. Peltoe'e fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style sAOKATEL, the Rrettisst coat out;
Popular Marble Hall Olothins Houss, 40 West
Baltimore street. sep A-3m
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
The Occupation Of SavsBnah-A RebeI
Paper's. APPEALING Of sher-

NEWS FROM REBEL sOUhCEs'
The Occupation Of Savssnah-A Rebel
Papers. APPeal-Magnanimi'S Oh Shei-
man.
From the Savannah Republican, Dec GIL
ToTHE CITIZENS OF SAVANNAH
BY the fortunes Of war, we 70; day ,, pas
forces The evacuation of Savannah by the
Confrderate army, which took place las. night,
left the gates to the city open, ana Generai
Sherman, with his army, will no DOUBT to-day
The MAYOR and Common Council leave
nnder flag Of truce this morning for the head
render of the city and ask terms OF capitu-
Iation by which private properly may De
re ws as.,re to counsel obedience and all
proper rsspect on the part of our citizens, and
to express the belief that their property and
persons will be respected by our N ili'ary ruler.
The fear expressed by many thaE General
Sherman will repeat the order OF expulsion
from our homes which he enforced against tn
citizens of Atlanta we think to be without
foundation. He assigned his reason in tnat
case as a ~ Hilary necessity. twas aquesuon
of food. He could not supply his army anu
the citizens with food; and he stated that ne
must have full and sole occupation But III
our case food can be abundanty supplied LOT
both army and citizens. We Wouid not De
understood as even intimaIng that We arc W
be fed a., the cost of the Fedaral GoVernment,
but ilhat food can be easily obtained, In all
probability. by all who can afford TO pay in
the Federal currency.
1t behoyes all TO keep within their houses
untll General Sherman shall have organized
a provost system and such police as will
ensure safety to persons as well as properly.
Let our co nduct be such rs to win the adrni-
ration OF magnanimous foe, and give no
ground for omplaint or harsh treatment onthe
part Of him who will for an indefinite period
hold possession of our city.
In our city there are, as in other communi-
ties, a large proportion OF poor and needy
families, whom the present situation OF affairs,
brought about by the privations of war, Will
be thrown upon the bounty OF their more for
tunate neighbOrs. Deal with them kindly,exer
else you PM anthropy and benz violence and let
the hearth OF the un fortunate not be deserted by
your friendly aid.
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OF III
no EXPOSURE, nc TROUBLE, NO GEANex w8ATsynn,
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Gent by mail in plain envelope.
Prioe-male packages, 81, Female ~
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