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7T-1IV I6 77TFiT T7TH
NlO..ii9l2s. Il .

Gus reply, "you are one Of Jim Boyd'a
brokers. I've got million myself
now. Come up, and I'll buy the cour,
house and make you a present oi
it," jim declined, aud said the court house
was too much In debt; he didn't want tbe
responsibility. Wsparted, went to take
something aud he went to make thous
and. Met an organ Rrfuder,7 aud thought
his organ was a faro bank. Commenced
betting. laid a bank note down on The
green cloth aud the man iat the crank rakcd
it 10 and bowed 10 me. Thought he was
the politest gambler ever saw. l bet again
aud he rGked in the money. he kept on
rakipg it 10 aud seemed to like the tun.
asked him II he was one Of The Jim Boyd's
brokers and he said no. Then left litmh.
Went and took something. went to a
peanut stand aud asked the keepet'if that
was a bank of deposit Felt for my pocket
book and found I had nothing left'Io de
post; so commenced TO deposit peanuts
in my pocket. A policeman came to me
very drunk aud asked me TO take. him home.
sEas.ell4 could do "a, o,hbld, him up Hte
was so7tetfi6iy tight thEt be wsht 10 nv,
home. thinking it was his, and he wouldn't
stay after he arrived there. 1 stayed
though. for / felt little tired. Iretited.
to bed. and awOke next morning with The
impression on my mind that 1 had head.
ache, and was the proprietor Of three OF
four banks. In few moments the bankS
eVaposated. went to Jim Boyd and apoi
Ogised for not IL king the bushel of money
when be offered It to me, and be kfndlJ
Iorgave me. shall abandon the banking
business. It's not my fort Chicggo Posi-
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PRIOEs.-L.rEO de, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 per 6ottIej half doseliSS Small siH''
iSo Per bottle; half dozen, u. ..-sy-r .#5
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aailggatelligetlter
THE RICHMOND CAMPAIGN
REBEL VIEW on Tnls slTuAr,oN
Lee. Ar%%s %soI.sssI NsSs1y One one Ienarsd =;


The following items we take from a
Baltimore letter in the New York World Of
the sOsh ult. We presume the stAtemeuts
made are such as the correspondent OF that
paper has been able to gather from the
secesstonists of Baltimore. who OF course,
would give good deal of their confidence
to an attache OF a newspaper recognized to
be in sympathy With them:
SOUTHERN vlEw OF rus MILITARY SITUATION
IN VIRGINIA.
The following is the southern view of
the present military situation in Virginia,
nIean tits theFyfew that comes 5bere'fF6nt
southern authority; aud state this with
particularly, because not siugle item Of
the following Information comes from
Union sources. What is said about the
strength and movements OF the Union
forces may or may not be true, but il is
what Is believed to- be- true al Rishmond,
and the rebel movements are based upon it,.
LongstreC.s whole corps has Joined
General Lee on the Kapidan, aud General
Lees army IS uuw nearer one hundred
thousand Ihnu eighty thousand strong.
His main body u on the Ranidan, near
Niue run, with l1uug-treet on the extreme
lett, and ESelrS corps on the right. The
old corps Ut a. P Hill holds the c0nter.
THE REBEL CAVALRY
General SIuarL's cavalry, fully eighteen
thousand strong, are now Inassed alto
gether, both men aud horses being in the
best possible condition for making cam.
paigu. The horses have been teediug
partly upon grass for more than a week,
aud tor this purpose the cavalry have been
kept - little distance in the rear and 10 the
south aud west OF the main army. ALI
along the eastern slope Of the Blue ridge,
aud in the country arOahd Gocdousville
aud Charlottesville, aud down 10 the James
river, The pAsIursge has been abuudnnt Tor
ten days past. Even on tue RapidNn,
where the rebel cavalry now are a assembled.
tue grass ID high enough to afford the
horses part of their food. Among
the men, the general impression Is that
they are TO move immediately, aud that
their route will be up the Shenandoah
valley.
GENERAL LBE's EsrlNATEoP GENERAL GRANT
General Lee is playing very deep STRAIT.
egic game. Whatever may be the estima-
tiOu IN which General Grant Is held by
the m .Euates at Richmond, General Lee ia
too good a soldier 10 despise him. He is
= '"'o VI VIZ S3"St HHuueE VI troops unuer
Gen. Grants orders. aud he shows that he !
will have to fght with ii much larger Union
army than he ever before encouuttred.-I
All OF his movements, for q week past, baVe4
been made with view Of deCeiviHg Gem |
Grant in regard IN o-bissEeH4etuteutt0nsy=a
of leading the latter to believe that hls OBJ
ject is the very rsHerse Of what It really Is.
All of his maneuVers dusing the last sixor
seVe" days give color 70, tho impEesSibn
that he is InnssiuE Ihe whole Ut bis nvaila-t
BILE strength on the south side OF the Rap I
idau; that he has selected that spot "a the
battle ground, aud that he intends the
battle to be fought there which is to decide
the fate OF Rirhmond
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eEHERAL LEE's srRArEoIc CANE.

He is ready to make a certain movement,
aud has been ready for two weeks past
He only waits to make il until General
Grants plan of operations is fully ievel-
oped; until his line of march has been made
pIaiuly manifest; mil General Grant shall
have committed himself 10 "a certain line of
operations from which he cannot readily
withdraw. Then General Lee will make
his real movement.
ADVANTAGES OF THB OVERLAND ROUTE TO
TBE REBELS.
Lee ia satisfied, by this time, that Gen.
Grant has been compelled to adopt the
overland route as the line OF his advance
on Richmond, aud that any movements on
Richmond mude by way oT the peninsula
or the James river, or FROM the south, will
be mere feints, aud that they will he made,
too, with such incOnsidsrAbIe bodies OF
troops that they need give him no concern.
He is surprised that General Grant should
have taken this overland route, aud tho
tact that he has done so is piece of good
fortune that GenepIl Lse did not expect
II General Grant had made II peninsula
campaign against Richmond in earnest, it
would have neCessitated the retention OF
General Lees whole army there, or near
there, for the defence of the rebel ca pital.
The adoption OF the overland route, how
ever, leaves Gen. Lee free to carry out the
plan which he has formed for operations
in another direction.
General Lee estimates the Union troops
| advancing toward the RApidAn uuder Gen.
Grant, at $1,000 strong, including Burn.
| stde's corps. Tho ultimate destination OF
Burnside's corps gave General Lee consid-
cradle uneasiuess until recently, but he
kept himself advised of it's movements
from day to day. Whatever might have
been thought or feared at Richmond, Lee
never believed that it was Burnside's corps,
or any part of it, that was smiling up the
RappahaDuOck. 1t is relief 10 him To
know, however, that Burnside's corps has
Joined Mende's, and that ii will take parl
in the overland movement. AZ
WILL THERE BIZ BATTLE ON THB RApIDANi
There will be battle on the Rspidan
but 1t will not be the great battle. Gen.
eral Lees position there is SC. o.sLrong, and
he is SO we'll intrenched, that with one
third OF his army he expects TO hold it fol
some time against the advance Of the UuiOr
troops. II is probable, however, that i
this advance is made in great force, th,
position on the RApidan will not, be main
tained. but the rebel forces will fall bacl
either to Mine run, or to position on th,
right bank of the North Anna river, an,
between that stream and the Virginii
Central Railroad, between GordonsvilI
and Hanover Junction. Both of these po
sitions are strongly fortified, tho iutreuch
ments being very extensive. sT,..
TIE BATTLE HUsr BE on GROUND OF LEEE'
cHoosIHG.
And TO whichever of these positions tn
anerNv FatfFeG there GR6EFAI Grant vii
have 10 follow. II must not be Goegotte
that in this overland campaign, as in al
that have preceded it, the bsItle, when
takes place, will have TO be fought at th
time that General Lee chooses, aud o
ground that be has selected for that put
II pose. Itmay ein General Grants poWe
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you do us
Hoohand's German Bitters'
FroR }. NsOrtOn BrOayn, D. D., Editor oILAs Raev-
etcPedta Of ReIigiouS EH0agICd0e

tte.. J. Ne.eson BrO,,n, D. D., EitsOr oTtAs Easy-
e!0Psdta Of ResigtouS EHOaOESdSe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
PAteuL AC,itcines IN general, through diStrElst OF
theIr ingredients and elects, yet KNOW Of no cum.
etCnI reasOn, why man may tssEify the bsnht
be believes himself TO have received any simple
preparations, the hope that may thus contrib
LIDO thts the more F0adily IN regard to Hooaand's
6erHlAn Bittera prepared by DR.. Q. II. jackson, Of
Lts e4tys baoAn1a UaS ARAInst them for
many ears undef the tmftessiOu L1Ak they yoE0
ehtaty IN aleoh0lte ntxtuFp- an Indebted to my
ITied Robert 6hOonlakeEs HDq.s for the removal of
nInt IS tFV -llIIsriIi5s fEon SrSsf ana
ionE canEilHed dsbllSyg ISa Of thFSs b0GGl6s
Of these kitIeTs, uT the beginning Of tho-present
year. WAs followed BY evident reie and restoration
~ = degree Of bodily and mental SisOT which had
nOt fsII for RiI mouths before aud had almost de-
SpAired Of regulating. l EheI =" 'lnF God and
my triUud 70 , directing me to th MSS 81 Inen
Philad.lrA 4Juus %, 1851.
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REFER TO

HoS. z. L. BEnKBan1, Judge supreme couEt q
AppGAIS- HoTgGutOU1, West Va
Hos. VIZ. \. uARGsoH, Judgo euprene Court Of
Appeals, CIAFksburE, West We.
5. 0OSS, ESq., PE1aident n. y. BAak Of Wheel
ing, ~ CLarh E6Ifg, Wet Va.
". HA0sRn, CAshisE y. = n BAak q HheaOng'
q N1rENRtSEB, West W.
KhIHEa RiRN, BSdkSTl, PittSbaTgh, Pa:
kITTuHogBS, RA8 AGO. BSnkGEIS WAahnEt0ns
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NO. os1 ARoH sTRhET
FF1aefpal oGst Esd Aan,VaetOry.
49, JONES' EVANS,
lsuOcss.orI to c. N. JaOksOn Coal
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1nN. Ell would respectfully IlvIie leSty Mgesh-
,ants % tll ind A&hmtnb my stoek bhfure purchas-
fIR el4e4hAre Having hHuSht my entire Stock he q
fore the late advance, will be- abe to sell TO ths
at Eastern wholesale prices. 81. Il. va
. hrl7 Con
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+hAs been saved by the BitterS.'
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ZSd, 1852
MRssAs. JOHEs tsVANs'-WeiI, gOutl8mep, your
HOohAnd's 6eTmAn Bitters has saved my life. There
mistake In thiS. 1t IL Vouched for by numbers
and Who we're coEniEant OF all the eFcumSiances Of
my case am, and have been for the last four
years, q member Of Sherm1n's celebrated battery
and undsT the immediate command Of Captain X b
AyerS- Through the exposure attendant upon my
arduOus duties, was attacked IN November last
WiIh mInHtIOu Of the lungs, and for seventy
debi6ty, heightened by attack OF dySsntery.
Ras then removed from the white House, and sent
TO this city on board the Estate Of halno," from
which landed tho 18th Of JuR.. Since that time
have been about a. low ~ any one could be and
still retain spark Of vitality. Fot week or more
WAs scarcely able to swallow anything, and IT, did
force = moree1 down, it was Immediately thrown mp
again.
1 could mot even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life eOEId not last under such circum.
stances; and, accordingly, the physicians who have
been working faithfully, though unhuecessflly, to
Eoscne IRON the grasp the dreGd Archer, frank
ly told they eOulI do no more for me- and adv Cd
Clergy man, and TO make such disposition
Anee who visited me at the hospital, Mr.. Frederick
stenbroWn, Of sixth street, bOloE Arch, advised met
sa ioslSEn hope IOty your BtslsEIp and Indy
taking them the gloomy shadow oTdeath recedod,
aud / am now, thank God for Il, getting better.
Though have taken but two bottles, have already
gained ten pounds, aud fGel HapEuine Of boIng peT
nitted TO reIotn my wife and daughters, from whom
have hHId DOtsnE gr moIsss nth E
| front hoyal To your invaluable BittsrB owe the
eeEtaInty 0flO which hAS tAkon the place Of vague
leafS-L0 BiIteFs will owe the glorious privi-
ege again cIaspinK 70 my bosom those who the
- 49, : ''''' ISAAC MALONE.
We fully eousur In the truth Of the above state.
| msnt, ~ We had d0spAIred Ol seeinE Our eomradO,
| Mr.. Malone, restored 70 health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, lat New York.
GEOKGE A. ACKLEY, Co. G, 1lIh Maine.
LEWIS CIlETADIEH, y2d New YORK.
/. X SPENCE, lat ARTILLERY, battery e.
J.H RASkWE Co. b Sd Vermont.
HENRY b. JEROME, DO do
uBNKY 7. MACDONALD, Go. q, 9Th MGino.
| JUHH Y. WAKD, Co. I, 5th Maine.
HERMAN hOCLI, Co. Il, 71d New York.
NATHANIEL u. THOMAS, 90. =, 95tI Penn.
ANDRRW J. KIhBALL1 Co. A, Sd Vermont.
join JRNK NKIHs, %. B, 1O6th Penn.
See that the signature Of &c. n. JACKSoN"t Il
| the VRGPPKR Of each bottle.
BKwARE EOECOUNTERYEITS.
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FaeROr sale By Druggists and DoalerS every Wher!
IN ~ DATED States aud By ali the DruggiSts and
DOAlorD n Wheeling. fIiH .. oet-lJ
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Philnd,lrA 4Juus %, 1851.
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to defeat the rebel by after the, battle has
beeuijOined. But isaot in,his p5wsr 70
compel, General sSil6 fight ua.iI, he
wishes. TO-, or in Ra fdther position than
that which be hims has chosen. This is
a disqgreeable fast Bqt it is fact, usv-
Ss,Aeiegs' S5l I. and it my BE we'll to Femem4
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y. @. ARTHUR, AEt.
GDl 01loa Ne. NLurs H0uDa.
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IMPORTANT TO SeLDlERSl
Those havlno Friends in the Army

We sAn the attention Of all having relations or
GreLLts IN the army to th0 JHet that -OOanI'sCsr-
HitIerB" will cure nInetsnIhS OF tue diseases
ipIuesd by exposure and pTtVatiOns incident camp
Hfe. Ia the lIsts, PObhshed almost dAi:y In the
nuwspapeEsB On the arrival Of the s'ek. IL will De
noticed that very Large proportion are suffering
nom debility. kVery Of that kind be
readily cured by uO0HAnd's German BItters. Dis
resulting from disorders Of organs
are Epec1ily removed. We have hesitation in
stating that II thsse BitterB freely Used among
soldiers, hundreds OF lives might be saved that
otheEWiso would bS lest
Ne eau P4EiIeular sstSntIon to the following re-
nAIEAbI0 and well authenticated cure Of one OF the
nAIiOn's heroes, whose tfs ~ HE OWn language
~bAs been saved by the BitleES."
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viewing the pyro,echnIc display ...... M james
d. wosco.,, Of the Vt Dennis-fIc,eL fol, hand in
his pocke'. and se!I.rz N, found Il " he that OF
John K,lcrti's RoDerG was arrested .......
J,hn " ID maid, 81 tho brig Prince II W ilo- lost
gavan.zci watch witch ho valued at - Oiror
Bssins nfeste.i person charged with The oi'enss
whom justice Lciw.th committed IN dc'suH "
900 bad
TT. o. 20 nj annual mo-, an fo4.iyal q u..s
I"fnIspncH 3. .ttv, unlor the P.edIrh'y ~ w
Res H.. horryb, vii take a.. e t'-'n'ir2W ,,''
w ct J nes' Wp0ds A ,t'api mo IA cFI""''
Tur u. H. SAuSpEr. ENrLosoN.-3n Sh-
ur NJ Cuoncr Colin wsa summ'no 70 u'' IVA
ilqu.E Mt tho s,w Y,rk " ,sp -, % N w ''ly
. tuues u i,'e. the pllt who VIZ i@ti,f Try
t~ h, rxp.o ION co. lirlfntg u. " 7'nnIe'H' ihs
D.. ,h.or ,.nt Bis home .i y orb y >" snh'r-
,ra. th, G. r,,,t M pIrci ~ Iusua til,atIpn u
tl.r.lrr. l. uilfI. .r., vh.f. 10 te ptc, TIE o.
,ipsar NM be- iIrt. i've tcsuu ny.
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AMuJsEya ENTS.
Dam NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM

srpIRP ATrRACTIuN. ..,
GIVE THEE rEHgOI.@ASC". DAILY
IN 1HE LECri III ROOM.
At II A. NJ. and "a L. NJ, In conjunction With tie
AVoiD'Tip CROWDS AVOID TIE CROwps,
Nv attrnlils a., MUruiuf love, ST MlltI
TIM THEE WILL ~ 40 hAiHA oiAhuk
FOR SEATS.
TiIE iDfNiiCAL wEDDiNG COHTt III
worn on Their Mar bay, t'h. q, l-h3
Alno IA sylves ~ B,okes, iufhoile piece Of
NV GthEs GAilah
AFTERNOON, a. 8
LOVES pt-1it-TS.
JONt-' BABY.
ENENtN.t s.. T.,
TIE sIGSEi OF X - SOLOMON.
Tur rENpLAiss DAUGHTER
CofuilOiOic 81 q 800 he ceici tHl't
rArlIpTlc AUur fsS
L.lEf AFttE JlN
TONY p"SitE IN HIS GEENr stfIT ACT.
NliL GEAtD uEn.if ~ IS.
diFiNI IS. @A$ sUtiii j., ~" 'IRcA5dlh.
a '''i's ''i bog coHir Cliic' Uu'r- te.. 20 c's -
(,LANB MONSTER CONCERT o. NAM.
" hiIU itaIl Al.
- i.It lNANtt' IT.
NIoSEFS NuOn. No lty, sent 10, .sJi
i.c. htln Ior lit l"lo'i oi 'ho -
D. SIC - -, IA li,Jl giiN.E Nl)N.
.hH ''''rrt
D"c t1o mHrp.rt l'ro-kA v.
Iichc- . "rut' tHi.t'" uu.'- J. ,can Of 40
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TURK; Ilermanl, RIO Jan3iro, Su" aimee, TAI. Nd.
sCHuO.ti.. -Navi btor A,n u, too iH1uA ,
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mi elphi'. . ihcr, b.idscpoit T., \ na,dou,
lssox Myve!n, laln;oAA, AK hccoins" f-
rrt 4 ito :, IN i!ni"lt h.e tor Ne, ven; al, %
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beth?ost iut NsN uuyl.i l"chi, Hic ntfr
sNeG. lacou, Ihisiruh,s tor H. o. II 4 FL,
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Cynthia Jane, hsp Haven seneca, - ton io. Aba
ny; ierutur DANe-, Providence J g. W lite bi"Dt-
haven; Iuitod. NutiuiV y u!L., |.rau' 70
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Nics, sou, BnItluolu.
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DAWNDROKRl ' TICKETS BOUGHT OF

L diamonds watches, s,lyerwArs, muYicsl ins'I IA.
suns pistols dry goods ladies' and eentiau ri's
clio ANS, an every dee ilpon OF goois, oyorcoats
s1nleN lso Cane ON n.af bJs ~. uRioI it.s' 2Ib
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To Late fpr Classification.
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i piess luut,, nOs .us iv'i businrsr, with or
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CtpAA..

7 AN DELIVERING BEST RED ASH AND
shsi. coal -stis y per ton Su. sioso' TH9aS.
Nd PER TON FOR THE BEST RED
y <.oi Nhito Ash Stove, Fss, and Furnace
Coal hI.,, .lJ51 scgoeht and delivered; App'y
| Wayerly Place sud 'tl t'seey, ThtAi@
we'll. Aseu a1D
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WANTED OF EUGENE
l. J. Chesso or Chase, OF OF he heirs, Whon NV
hosfj fiom, about ten or twelve years since, ~ Nv
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p, l., and viii be- greatly 70 their saVSntAee ~
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY TOR
l. Govt aud rheumatism. All su tieIep tIom thu
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PHI. They eau be relied on a. the mos. safe and Of.
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great success. Prepared In Eng and by Prout Hsr-
can't and sold by WELLS Co, fnnALin .. Ne.
So L, and most other medicine wonders. Price -
por no. Her MNesty's Commits. sner 70 have authort.
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msn stAmp all xed " each boz OF Io sAnuins msdi.
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IA ilKB pUCr1H 40 to ae-o.,'.s di.,',., and
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tt1IIpU'HNG.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
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TEAM To QUEE% iTOWN AND LIVER
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CTEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv-
S.gpol-Cunsrd Lane. From New York, 40, cur
rensi. 70 New YORK, esa FOLD; siD9N ~ Msd /
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Purdv, who nominated M James 0a'lntln a.
chairman. wL,, amor some rcmarta introduced
NJ. Robert e wn.Lror % asssichuse',s who
smoke NJ great lousth.
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German sssn., sud were presided over by W
ho',C .Ed Coone. Louis Berger, Mossrs. Lark
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'a'sd States of America - District AZ East
In Tennessee,

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tss District Caaft 4 shs ial,r5 STATE. ,ta;,,
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+ -, a!lHa sieses tsT said Diangt n ks5saF "a
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- se'hs sHEef ualseNn, AB5 again; al t.ei
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