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Law Partnership.

THE subscribers have entered into partnership
IN the practice Of law in the Circuit and Chancarv
Courts at Joncsboro, Grceneville cambridge and
Knoxville, and also in the County, Circuit Chance
~ and Supreme Courts at Knoxville, in all cases in
which we may be employed, taken 10 the Supreme
Court from either OF the Courts at Jonesborouch
cambridge, Grccneville or Knoxville
:. I. and J. NJ Logan, under the firm of Logan
" Logan, will attend to any causes which MAJ BE-
entrusted to their management in the Federal Court
And Thomas A. r. Nelson viii attend individual
ly, to any causes in which he may be employed in
the Supreme Court at Knoxville, not embraced in
his partnerships with Col. john Netherland, and
McsSrs. Logan & Logan.
The style of our firm i Nelson Logan &c Logan
THOS. \. r. NELSON
SAML T. LOGAN
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Knoxville, Tenn ieIl-ly
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JAMES HENRY, J. p.
Farm for Sale.

OFFER for sale my farm on Little Nine Mile
|, in the lower end of Blount county, contain
DID acres, Of which 1870 are cleared. About
cres are set in clover. Most of the fences have
reset within the last two orthrec years. There
rec dwelling hou.cS, three strong springs, and
young orchard on the place. Also Il good
|lnd abundance of stable room.
re is also a valuable water power Of seventeen
III, fed by never-tailing springs, which can be
TO wheel by Il race cut entirely on the
without any back water or dam to interfere
'leighboring property.
hange Of place, induced by a change of times,
Iny reason for selling.
Its THOS. SANDERSOE.
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Circuit Curt Sd judicial Circuit of Ten
nesSee.

To all rhoa It mag concern:
HAVING been appointed commissioned, and
duly qualified Judge Of the Circuit Court of the Sd
Judicial District, comprising the counties of Monroe,
Blount, Knox, Roane and Anderson, | Will open
End hold san courts at the following times to-wit
For the qunty Of Monroe, the ID Mondays of
September. January and May.
For the c,unty Of Blount. the 18th Mondays of
September, ,hnuary and May.
For the county of Knox, the Cd Mondays of
October. February and June.
For the county of Roane, the 1st Monday after
the 4th Mondays of October, February and June
For the comfy Of Anderson, the I'd Mondays of
July, November and March
All process will be made returnable to the above
terms, at which times the docket will be regularly
called, tried md disposed of.
Z. T. HALL, Judge &c
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KINGSTON STEAM MILLS.

HEAT, Wheat, Wheat wanted, and the highest
market price paid. Proprietor to be for one week
bxvile, Lamar House, No. 2. The Wheat to be
FED at the Mills, or at the banks of the Tennessee
n, or Clinch Rivers, convenient to be bOated.
26-It& 4. DAVIDSOHN.
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VI VI. I. PERKINS. Pyc~.l7d. Jeff
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First National Bank of Knoxville,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
UU.iiHgtnu. 1yy.H 10. 1864

WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the Undersigned. it has been made 20 appear that
the First National Bank Of Knoxville, in the
county Of Knox and State of Tennessee has cen
duly organized under and according to the require
rc!ItS of the act ci Congress entitled AN act t.
provide national currency, secured by pledge of
United States stocks and To provide for the c;rcuia-
ton and redemption thereof. approved February
-, ISG;', and has complied with all the provisions
OF said act required to be complied with before
pied with before commencing the bu>iRcss Of bank
ing.
Now, therefore, |, HUGu MCCULLocH. Comp
roI.cr Of the Currency. do hereby certify that the
First National Bank Of Knoxville county Of Knox
and State Of Tennessee, is authorized to commence
the business Of banking under the act aforesaid.
zE<<<@<%%~ In testimony whereof witness my hand
3 L. : = and seal Of office, this nineteenth day Of
.#/<=//=="s, April 1864
HUGH NCCCLLOCH.
ielS-tf JInptyrticr Of the Cirrcac1l.
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DIRECTORS :

THIS institution is now prepared to transact. at
this point, General Banking and Exchange Bust
ness. It viii receive Deposits Buy Government
Claims, buy and sell Exchange, Government Bonds
and Stocks, Uncurrent Money, &c. &C., on the no4
favorable terms
Collections on all points accessible will receive
prompt attention.
W. r. PATTERSON. Ctyi;cr.
WN. T. PERKINS, P.c<nlclt ic4-tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

The Chicago Post which hss been making
considerable Stir 10 Democratic politics lately
reads It's coadjusOr. the Chicago Ttmss, a Sc
we're lecture Ia this wise:
"The Chicago Times. lacking the courage
Of the Woods. backlog tho energy OF the Me-
Masters. i playing the secret enemy, Nc
C.sllan's declaration that be could not face
lie brave csuniryuen II he were 70 say that
"a war should stop for aEy cause until the
Union was restored. does not suit the paper
that declared that no man should be IA favor
Il prose cutihg this war unless be WAS insane
or 90 Aboliuonst II dare rot charge Nc
Clellan with heiog either, but rerest- is
own Infamous doctrine ,refuse- its columns o
gbc advocacy u Mcclellan. and while igoor-
- the TACT that Mcclellan candidate.
devotes lie energies 20 pl cling the Democrat
10 party In ae false position AZ possible. We
al the attention Of the Democracy OF H.
uoi u that papers will NJ, and persistent a.
ication OF the Democratic rA.iofm. When
that platform VS. adopted. IL published au
imperfect " 200 Of h.. this ~ss attributed 70
the errors o bssiy type setting. bui evsrY
me since then that il hss had occasisn "a
quote the platform. IL gives q false version ID
/ the most important resolution The secoAd
reso ulion advocates that q the ear,ies
practical moment, peace may be restored on
toe basis Of the FEDERAL Union o. Ae States.
| The Ch'clgo Tiuss pers ..ently puol sne'
that the De- moer4oy are "a favor OF tue res
toration Of pesce 'on the b ala OF the Fsdefs
States. TIE rebels sTe wiling for peace
| co the basls OF the Federal States; tha
msausa league for foreign purposes. but
dependent "a TO Amarican Affairs. That ]
not the basis Of peace which the Democratl
party. or any other party not wishing the sue
cess of the Hbellion. desires.
We have no desire to take. part In thi
family Jar, but inasmuch az something isdu
To truth. We are bound to say that the Time
i right aud the Post wrong as TO the phase
| osgy OF the Chicago platform. All the re
porters ia the Cow sntIon. except the Posts
agreed ss 10 the language of the second res
olution. to.wit: "the basis OF the FEEDERS
States" Who ever heard CT the phras
Federal Union Of the Slatesg" The "basi
OF the Federal States" l. one thing: III
basis OF the Federal Union" IL another
But the basis of the Federal Union Of N
States"is sheer surplusage, which no me
tolersbly acquainted with our system Of gov
eminent ever used.
Moreover. when thsuConyentioI Iaruek GA
OF Washington Hunts r0solutio theu words
and insist on maintaining our national unit,
Il became necessary 20 use the word
Federal States" instead OF FEEDER,
Uniop.'' Having refused to insist on main
tanning the national unity Il Was perfec, !
logical 20 urge a restoration of peace on I'll
basis Of thirty enc independent confederate
lCAics9o Tribune
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

Ifa frank. earnest and persistent effort to
obtain these objects should tall. the re-poDsi-
bility for nlterior consequences will fall upon
those who remain Ia arms sgainst the Unious
Why not say war right cut, not dodge
round a corner this vsy. Don't forget that
old Cas- KILLED himself with the Nicholson
letter.
''BelieviDg that The views here expressed
sre those Of the Convention and the people
you represent. accept the nomination"
You don't believe anything oftbe kind
You kuow better. The Northwest were all
pease So reads the platform Here II IL:
RessiDed. To please you. they have var
Resolved, TO please Pendieton. they have
peace.
Rssolsed. To please all the ouis. the war
20 OF lill the peace i signed.
Remember that the Royal George IN Brts.
tol cb.nnel went down with all on board. the
result OF trimming
Walter 5 Lander xsose on the Georges
George tha PRS, vas reeonsi siis.
Nilsr 0sorss the fecoDd.
AM What mortal ever heard
NY good q o. orse IN Thirti
Wien ron ea n he fo1rth scsnee',
6ce bs praised, the Georges sndsd-'
coudense your letter In two lines:
"Geutlem,b: accept the nomination. bu
acknowledse myself unfit for the position =
iGsAa nothing uak I'D In this. General
but you know that you are a fair mark, 10
a large ole. for al 70 shoot at
GEO FRANCIS TRAIN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

A Peace Democratic Journal Gao 6ns %
batter argument Tor the election OF General
MsCLKLLAS than .hs iollowisg
We have had but one George for President
and he was ia Father OF our Country. The
country. to-day. longs Tor another George
Who shail be it, preserves. and the great
masses Of the people turn confidently 10 the
Democratic sominses a. the only hope OF a
restored Uuion aud an enduring peace.
In view OF ell the circumstances u The
Chicago Convention must have "GeOrgs"
70 govern he nation. Il should have taken
up Gkoxsk v SsSprRs . the mos, consis-
tent representative Of tho party and the plat
form.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

FoF oompromise--Geo. b. Mcclellan. For
unconditional surendsr-Abrsbam Lincoln.
TIE Cincinnati Volksfreasd. a German pa
per, has taken down the Bsmc Of General
Fremont and Iun up than Of Mr Lincoln.
o. Thnrsdsy ballot was tad for Presi-
deot. st the camp o. che Il, Aarvlsnd bate
~. Captain Bigby. al Maryland Heights.
which resulted il one hundred aud one votes
foE President. and ten for Mcclellan
A OokAuroDrsr Of The New York Essn-
ias Poet suggests tbslshe Coy1erhsads ought
to wear craze on their arms fer thirty days.
ss token OF their grief for the decease Of
John Morgan.
DoEs Il ever occur 10 var Democrat that
IN voting for Mcclellan he msy possibly
curse The nation Nth such traitor a. Pen
dIeton for President Our past history teach
e u the lesson that Presidents. and especial.
ly military ones. are bot immortal
THK UncOsdisional Union State Erecu-
80 N~mNt~S@S VI AaffteDe kh'Afy
Hoffman, chsirmsD have issued a call for
State Convention - meet IN Baltimore "
TUESDAY, 18th Of October, 10 nominate ean-
fatss Tor Governor. Attorney General,
COMPTROLLER. sDd one Judge OF the Court Of
Appeals.
KKKP IT BKyonK Tnr PEoPLEl-That the
Chicago Convention could not nod tine o.
heart. ~ ANY RE>OLUTIOK OR
SPEECH. TO UTTER ONE WORE
AGAINST THE SOUTHERN REBEL
ioSl
AsoTHEn failure to restore Toe Unioa b,
the experiment Of war"-ihe occupation o.
| Atlantis.
| VAILAsDieaAx. Benjamin " oed. Mul'sd
and the Abbe McNssfers are read out Of lh
oppositios BY the World.
THs DknocsArs OF Michigan held thei
State Convention last Thursday, ADD noEni
mated lbs Hon. NJ. Peuton lof Governor.
FARaAour's failure" 10 Mobile bay ito
'essore the Union BY he experiment Of war
ali al Democratic" platform peace -ne.k
With melancholy houor
A ooRnk-roxpKsr OF the New York Poe
writing from Chicafo. s.ys that Generi
Singleton AYERS that tie ni.ht before NJ
CleIlan's nomination fvs and twenty thou
SAID dollar checks we're a. thick as blsekbe
rice.
A BrrYALo a.. Y journal makes Il
I following statement; Mrs George X Pei
dle1on recently raid that II there vs. o.
thing IN the life OF her father which she y
greltsd. Il Was that BIO had written the 81,
spangled Banner"
WILKES SrEir for this week has cres
log article on Mcclellan. whom the edit.
Knows as we'll az one man car know ano,hs
tie says Mcclellan stands to-day bankrupt,
! oi his chances by the victory OF Sherma
and by the popular reputation Of his par
platform.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

The Copperhsads assert that Mr.. Lincoln
has nssdiessly prolonged the var. history
vill say that General Mcclellan has done
moro 10 proloog The war than any other man
in The North.
the csYperhssds complain that Nr LiueOln
has sssctiened arbitrary srrssts. history all
say that Genersl Mcclellan vas he hrs, man
ia the North. or among the 6tss. % aushcrizs
and direct such srresss.
The Coppsrhssds charge il a. one Of Mr..
Lincoln.s chief crimes mat Re has favored
an smancllpsdoe. history VII show That
foremost among the practical supporter. Of
such policy was General Mcclellan.
The copperAsads have abused Mr.. Lin
coin for resoFting 70 drsf, 10 ali up tie
Union ranks. history viii say sast the Hrs,
man 20 advise draft vas GsaefAi Mcclellan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

THs leaders vi the rebellion have ceased
20 see any hope for their cause In the arena
OF var They are now looking TO the arena
Of politics. a party has been set up whose
erseds and aims have their entire sympathy
and moral support. The platform OF that
party has nothing but expressions Of con-
tumely for the sacred war. the recital Of
which has been made for Jsff. Davis and bis
crew Il has solhiBg but expressions Of syn
patty and respect. The people Of the
North have how before them the momen-
,ous question Of desersoinIug BY their action.
whether they viii justify all The precious
blood shed IN this war oy eaFryicg IL triumph
sn,ly through and browning Il with glori-
Gus and honorable peace. OF WHISTLER by a
base surrender they viii project IL inso bis
tory az monument OF natioa's folly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

Tzr copperAs.d sssionAi platform s.ys
that -hsn ,hs Demoeraes" comes INTO pos-
or under AeCisllan. thst .'imSsdiste 81
forts vill be made too csssslion Of hostI.
si<-. With = vie~ % az ultimate convsntioa
Of al The States" JEFF. DAVIS. TIE Pres
deaf % shs -.Ssath-rn cosfed~~.ev." shas
declares tae hind Of peace that car Be made.
10 his iotsreis~ -lsh Ne-srs. Gaaors .nd
Jsqaes. 10 July l<si-la these terms. cen
pact xnd bloody a. he sAors s-eFd 81 The
Old Ronsns. The gar nust - 90 uatil he
last mar IN tbs esserssioa falls "a rs tracks
ssd his ehiidr~a seize his aa-zes .n1 6<hs
ear battle. unless san aeklowisdSs our FiEhs
20 sslf-govsrun>at- We are sshsing Soc
Tsdependeac-. snd tbas o. sxsernsassisa Ne
oil: have"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

THr rebel chiefs At Richmond are sweep
ing all their available forces from all quar-
tiers into tho army Of Lee. All their outlay
fng detachments. guerrillas included, from
Southwestern Virginia East Tennessee ard
Kentucky. Georgia. South Caroiioa and
North CzFoliana, are moving for Richmond
and PtersbuFg. such l. our Information
from The Army Of the Potomac. Lee Is
msssing an immense body Of troops on our
lsf,--on that vital Weldon Railroad. He
evidently msditates a struggle Of lite or death
for its posssssion-a crushing assault with
an overwhelming column. like that o. Stone
vail Jackson At Gaines's Mil. To tnis En-
tremity l. Leo reduced by the Tightening
lines Of Gen Grant. They must DC broken
or Richmond must be abandoned for lack OF
supplies. The Army Of the Potomas antiei-
pates an attack. ani prepared At all points.
eamly awaits the cr0wpiug act Of the drama.
Gen. Grant is not ignorant of the enemy :
movements. necessities or designs. De Il
ready: but he can still afford 20 wait. for
While he i Bo- strengthened In every thing
by every days delay. Gen Lee. from bis d.
minishing subsistence. 10 already weakened
10 bis weakest point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

TEE Joint canvass eth conii5sss. The
meeting st TaroS's yesterday. IN The south
srn part Of the county. was largely attended
Our opponent. IN tho discussion, Loot hi'
temper and injured bis GAUGE By The ihisn-
psrats character Of his remarks. There Y
20 mistake bat that The Usion ticket : gain
ing votes each day IN Viso equity. and the
nsjority for il wiii DOT be far from eighi
husdred votes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

In another portion Of this issue will be
seen the proceedings Of the msetiog at the
Court House on last evening To relieve this
township Of the draft The meeting was
well attended by citizens Of both parties.
and IL was determined 70 raise the quota BY
hiring volunteers A bouoiy Of three hun
dred, or four hundred dollars vill be given
for volunteers, which sum added % their
wages. and bounty paid by the Government
will make nearly tho sum Of II hundred
dollars per year 70 each one volunteering.
This sum wllI certainly bife The required
number for the township lseveuiy-one) 10
tho course OF few days. Let the matter b
presented diligently and pefserefingly and
Harrison Township vii be relieved from the
draft before the Gloss Of the week.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

The war is really near lie close. The
present front Of the rebellion. msnacing
though it be. u really nothing more than I.
mask. oonceslIng the hollowness and rotten
ness within. The south Is literally exhaust
ed-exhapsled OF that without which IL is
impossible 20 carry on war--exhausted of
men. As Gen Grant the other day pungsnt-
" said, the rebels have robbed the cradle
and the grsve TO reinforce their armies -
Out OF an available fghtiog population OF
upward, Of three-quar,ers OF a million with
which the war wss insugurated. they
have saved an effective force OF one
huodred or oas hundred aud ffty thousand
men. TIE rest are 10 their graves, 10 the
hospitals. disabled. or prisoners ia our handr.
These are the forlorn hope Of the rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

Yu kxcrzrs Dsnecfstic jouFnsl has
ssrark sss Necic'isn asg. We rsser - Re
Cszv,r So Essis ras. re Fscosaised osgan
Of TIE FrsseA Popol.sss. n Nee York. TIE
csus<v . paper q larss i1esenea. k-i -
d;.as~sioa I'll tsa severely sssin.s tie
~Yeuns Sspaisoa.- TIE -. e sas ssrs-
Org jssrn.ls i Ss~ Tesk &C. std. tSus.
j. DsRs Ss.<s.
2. xsrspsl.f4E Rsx,r1.
:. Yr<.sz's Js. pL
4. Cs.Ei<r 4, Eiss Csa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
NJ g w r. 4 H :"
AZ IRE

SION OF THE PAD LOCK.
WE hereby announce TO the pub.
w lie ta<t b-x1rE pr 80 he large and
t-asive slsck e. Hsrdvsrs and Ifea heiorslng 70
a Potter Ard added lsrssiy 50 II. they are roe
rr<ps-s a 70 scconu o1ste all n, ed customers 81
kessss : h. tier A % and - many n-ore - ~ IL
f.xor vish tAeir eesism D>sless " fad u 70
thsir interest call and examine ssoek and p-iees
s>ptscftf s.cokf CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

HAVING sold my entire stock Of
Liar ware and Iron 70 M<ss-s =. Csry q CO.
he-eov tender - ny ions AID steady custousrs
I'd tse pebble. eho hsve fer - years fsvured me
Nth Their patronage. most heart feit gratitude
an thAnxs I would also solicit continasnce q
lat patronage Win Nessrs. ,. Corr Co, ~ the
sirn % The sA.,e ed Padiock. where they nay
&c, ne Sac fsfr and linsr-i de-rss. md ~erJ
age sdfltof .ofhe seek.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

Supplementary - IA Ora nApcs 81 re regulates
fthe Pre- ~ srtn-ot sscpset April 1. fsss
DE ia Ordained by the Common
-1Jcc1 ell - - CITY 20 Tsrre Haste. tkst tie
ca - xaxs~r q he firs psparsn<at. "a sssss.-
snf 49, al 81. hsfiasi Sssl. VIE nky e ssznf n
ne eeers.ocy e ~ - the Rnxfrs Hszsr. o.
~ 80 pzoac streets. whsls the rr- Knx<n<s are
thetr ~<v - ne &c. q 10 pfsc. rexr s.ck
81. ~ SEA sssssiAncs - t1sy nay - 80 10 q
ssstsr. <st snv p>r>u. ~~fa<lnx 49, - esissz e
Ter xurh 49, sss->. sail fs<<<lt a. pay .
essf svs ealiars ~f<h c,< o<s1il - - r~c1s ere.
il setiss e<fars - nkser q sxit eity.
kppror~t s~pl<zArr 9. fss. -
A LANCE. xsvsr.
Aue<ss J. v. Grss<x. cis<l. s.ptSsss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

NOTICE oF APPLICATION
ANfoS ucx><k.--Ss1ss j. Asrssy rlver 1ss
81 Erfls = - ser4 q cs-ns>ssooers 81 vsxs
s.tinx hsso-s = i>-s cs>-ru tssn Ss&rt
a uzs." silk tss priwisxs e kite~i1< he ss1s
= - e-.nk - ~ pr~zas>>- - sn< x~~r. NJ
tc.o-s are = - 6rszh. a l<a<rt e tse kotsi
sao<1 n. ~Ts~re as4ts Han<e-~ e1sf Watn
49, IN Ts-re Haste n H<rr1~an row1nAzp q
VEecc1zly Ieslsss Bkx1. duot4-
s1S1ntHcs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
Dissolution.
AZ the sign Of the Paddock,

THE firm OF :. II. Potter b Co..
i eas Tits day been dissolved By aatusi oonsen;
TIE notes md sc<csnts ~ the trm. are In the
hands II a Il. Potter. His oc3ce for ths present
sili b ~ ths sans place. where settlement en- q
paymsass ara earnestly reonsstct.
S.es9odtf s.H. PoTTxR-
OHIO MITIENRERG.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
ITO DO so AT ONCE.

Hunorsds offeft nonisls e eurssesn BE seen AZ
be roSrss. A ssiscti0n 81 . few are saojotnsf.
Read recent flstis osisis. eztreets from TIE Roeh
esteT y. 7. Daily uarioz sDd Advertiser Of faos
18th lisa
Dr. Bert. tie ce.zbrstsd Rurspssn Rye. E.r.
and Bnug pby1tcizn sn1 s1rEson. h<s paid n =
eicisify sa,csssf1i prof>eeiosli vssf. OnriDx hls
st4y In cur nitst We learn b kas peffsrnsd sous
vsry rss1zrkkbis cares. Too cases IN psrtlrsl.r
o1s vss fhxt - gsass " Moore. ks4s. of M
k>rris VIC hss ss>a dsaf foE upssrcs q % years
sa1 Las o>nszlfs1 zoEas q H. E1ost cssbrxts a.
rfEfs. and al silno1t cttzt1fnx s1y p>r<xn>rr 70
hef- htsrtnx - ne ~on1srfzi c1r<, Dr.. Bert
b.e psrtorn~1 d-risg be se.onrp n he western
psFt q Sss fo-k elss ~ksrs va in11ce< % oou-
st Dr. 8or-. ~ tAs esbo-ns House. szfzro.y,
yzns s., szbnitte1 . Al opsI sfios shieh soon
avsr tsof ~ nefsesi lfs@insrf frrm Dr. Bort. snf
ca scar. c1iv shrse d.ss hsvt-s elapsed tiscs
sppky1ex % 1r Bort
krstbsr case q tIinfLss<, u le y<xrs Ftxp<-
lre Tks ess<euks that u nrs Gesrs- o. eto~esl
e Hsrssw. ~ho IA bs>1 blinc froz cxtsrrh's ever
ootA rJes fer tixtocn Te<rs. snd - o2p~rstsd
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