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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

Tue FIRST IowA.--The detachment OF
Is men Of Co.'S. A, G and *, ist Iowa cav
airy, under Lieut.. Perry, which has been
stationed at this place about three weeks
Their upright conduct and soidierly bear.
ing, their important services in moment
Of great peril, is duly appreciated and will
long be remembered by our citizens.
On their departure the Tigers'' were
drawn up IN line, and Capt. Rollins, on
short speech, thanking them for their i'm
portant services and wishing them all Dos
sible success. The Tigers then gave
three cheers for the Iowa boys, which was
responded to by them with three cheers
FOR the .'Tigers'' s~-s
May brilliant sucoesSalways attend these
true American soldiers. The starry EIar'
Will never COVER before the fDe, nor blush
- disgrace when they uphold H. obluns-
bS0 Mo. .Stdtesnlan. f-ks
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state Of the NlIlieaFy Power Or the
RebelliOu.

The war spirit having faded ia the South
and the necessities Of the leaders Of the re-
bellion for men increased, the impossibu-
ity Of conscripting, and forcing into actual
service al the bodied men Of . com.
munity, il becoming manifest. The white
Inhabitants Of the insurgent States have
made wonderful fight. They have raised
armies, in proportion to their numbers,
greater than were ever turned out by any
other people. 1t will always remain 8 mar
vel that the hinly-populated States Of the
General Lee led into Pennsylvania in the
summer Of '63, and which be had shattered
At Gettysburg. But this working Of mill
tary miracles must have an end. Efforts so
prodigious in proportion to their strength
as have been made by the rebels, are of
necessity exhausting. We have felt the
strain of the war most severely in the
North. Though its worst horrors have
been far removed from our sight, we have
had trying and dreadful experience. In
the South the desolation Of war has been
everywhere awfully manifest; and il we
were to concede the rebels are the most
warlike people upon earth, still it would
be fair to presume that they were weary,
dispirited, and nerveless after suppsng SO
AAAA " AAOA AOAS ~ AO06s LAC Ss6Ao 90
abundant that they are weary. The testi-
mony Of JEFF. Davis, as to the number OF
men who are evading military service, il
the most conclusive proof that the long
looked-for time when the military power
Of the rebellion will give way before the
weight Of our arms, il approaching, and
that swiftly, and with certainty. The rebel
Government has exhausted all the resour-
ces Of CONSUMPTION, and never was in such
sore distress for want Of men. 1t Is In vain
to appeal to deserters to 60 to their colors.
If they had been sensitive to such appeals
they would never have deserted. 1t is in
vain to call upon society, upon the women,
to drive the laggard and skulking young
men to the front-they would not be lag
gar.:s and deserters ii they had not The
sympathy, in their conduct, Of their asso-1
ciates. JEFF. Davis desired to impress the
people by his assertion, that there were
more deserters from the Southern Army,
than soldiers in it-that the force in the
field could easily be doubled-that nothing
was wanting but an effort. But he really
proclaimed to all persons well informed
and observant, and capable Of appreciating
the relations or facts 70 each other, that the
Southern Confederacy had reached the
point where II was impossible to supply
the demand for men, occasioned BY their
consumption in the armies.
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The Rating"

The Jeffersonian Association deny
that the"ra,sing'' proposition was made
BY them-tbat il was another party
Very well. We are pleased to exhon--
crate the Association as suoh. and trust
they will always be free from any i'm
pulation Of the kind. srrl cit
But We are told that one member Of
the Association wrote to gentleman
in this II!..ce, making to hin. the, same
proposition. and 10 bidiu the same way.
How 10 this? Can dat letter be ex-
planned away? We wish to do honor
ably by all. We e1hooorate Gle Asso-
citation, as sueh; but we cannot yet exr
tend this declaration to allrthe mem
bers Of that body. sa' 'iit -sR'H sal
The above was in type for, last week
but by an oversight was left out.
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LINCOLN & JOHNSON.
An imperative Duty.

The FIRST great duty of the Admins
sra'ion. after giving every aid possible
to our armies in the Geld, is 10 make
relentless war npon the army Of. thieves
and plunderers who are irosbing the
government. and placing crime. a. a
premium. To-day. in Kansas. it i.
held TO be good policy to support the
,hieving power. because it holds the
Federal patronage and dispenses Of
fees. This is 4 frigh,fuf condition Of
things, but it is 'kmen.ably tue.
Men say. for instance. that Lane is
basely corrupt. but it pays to support
him To tbis condition have We come
at last. Ask Wilder, Spser. Baker. all
who know Lane, and thess Is mol man
of them but will own that he is dis
homes: dem,gogue. bet they stand BY
him for the pay. No man Of any in
felligeuce will iusnlt himself and lie to
his own conscience by claiming that
Lane is honest; for all who know him
.know he is not honest. And there are
too many like him all over the country.
Hence the fearful record OF corruption
that is m,de sp, and the terrible con.
sdi.ion Of affairs in the nation. sFs'0i
Mr.. Lincoln must make war upon
these political leeches-awar of exter-
mina,ion. We tell him plainly that the
pluuderers must be exterminsted. or
they will exterpinaie hin, ,sss e the gov
ernment too. hcefi, - ,g1e3s g5assd
We know that times Of war have
always developed .auch characters as
now iufest the natiep. thieves, robbers.
government plunderers. asd the like;
but they can be reached. exposed dand
hurled from places Of trust to the sink
of infamy where they belong. No
government can stand with . hundred
thousand robbers continually plying
their vocation upon the treasuery. And
all that these villains steal. the people
at large have to pay back. Let the cry
Of the people 60 up As the voice Of
many voters and the sound of mighty
thunderings: '.Dowk wfrR THE
THIEVES !" and that voice must and
will be heard. ! s's' s' - y
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Mesiptj,' tAapeaslIi:sae se,aeuts. ill Is "
= S&s iaxs r@H aGjvc.i5i sdj bnii sW
s,TTaE n. K..WEIEtIKiY laEglI6.,'
T1e c1sspess Pa5pSssr pa u 'hs WsIla

Tae casspss y afepSssr Ss ~ II s: hs W!sssia!
4aHE extensive ass esmpssasniss faeilisas
> n is pstues Bon eaablsb &e YrepfsSipsp pf NJ
WIKKLY HEaALD TO guarantee tke Iateot and
most reia bic 'informatioh potibly 10 be obtained
noiialiy aea, all .psrts o ths unlsed Hlat1rbg
GQa 4ll pAsis Of the ryoelA i.t.o, s,risssgsa;
.a ts S%s hs;yy ss
deIsrmined slsnye no ,ePot ppcovesotby il, on
eratonsy and no event Can occar that shall not
find immediate report in It's coiaHfs. III soetSikc
proPussos Overcome hipdral thoua,nd dDlisss per
year yea 90 2 "'i.'sis i.' sorps Fl p
In it. collaiisIof Fpsiga News, .hs iirsArD
.hss oeyearH hsld sshaeh pe-iiNs snn !,Stil en- :.
assss5 aSSea T. ~ .sr:e asai:p
ed in all Of the principal cities Of The ssos3aslq
Is = leenphic arrangements eNteHt oywher.i
ever the electric wires are stretched. When the
Atlantic cable is laid which feat will soon Be 3S.
couplished, ssiegfShS oil bet6cesvs4 from Eu-
rope and Asia, as well as from TIE. UHissd States.
Then our readers will, have lha eyents, ,ok the
week in oil parts Of the civifsEsa Word regular
~ sad slssfig hid bSfossiheialind alo /"
The p,op1F!s.SJ FssdsS dsv'ss. gs@ st,hs plesa!
aa's,agss ls a'sRs Ehs Msss s%s
Financial Reports, Cattle Marke,s Genlssi New.
eSc,nenf Sssrop5 i,an nsx aassxiy pho.
cgraphic view II the sv~"'s "s '-- ..'.s 81.
islfl avery iiSaiSrice.inoosd 6r4iia
.ne wrrHLY HrRALD is issued every Satur.
day morning. and Mfnish = q tis fsllowsse fs,es:
Z, ,lOae,copy tins-. fl..'si. :. .i;'., ....;...t2
Erec copies 49,. 3 II
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Order Of Publication.

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ue.ehoons, on te stn uay OF November. a d.
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GThe NeWs.

Sherman has gained another victory
and is in possession Of Atlanta. The
loss Of the enemy in killed aud wosud.
ed was 5000. and l2.Ooo 'prsonef..
among the latter one Eai Biig;spdIIIer general.
We took larga amount Of rss;ores
etc. The rebels bqtoed. 8iucafa and
ono locomotive in' Atlsnta, des,toyed
their ammunition and hrge number OF
small arms and some 81 lie large guns. guns
to prevent the same from falling into
our hands. = Sherman was in pursuit Of
tho rebels. and S1miles south Of A.
lanta,. when he sent his last Dispatch.
Our loss is said to Be trifing. This is
q glorious and substantial victory: and
Sermsn seems 70 have completely gut.
generated Hood. cut his army 10 two.
and whipped one half while the other
ran away. u
=
The President has directed, that 400
guns be Cred at al the sjmpessaqtp points
ia honor4of our victories in MSbilsdDay
and II Ailsnss.. returns ",tianks TO Tie
brave officers. soldiers ;ad .nd sifl sailors Svb6
have achieved such success: and re-
commsnds that on next, SsbbAl III public
thanks be returned insa chez Churches
and assemblies Of worshippers to the
great Kalltf q y svsntss ~, .bda alone
= .'SsS''es "'s s''a'pedh boo16 y hlfau d
! Ronssesu'is driving the Fsbel 'shssles
md his tailing forces back. "a The raid
has p'ossssa. sslh!lp lh!lp.s 81, mt ssl.is iss4.sIIpans|
will be preserved.
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE 81, ~. g g SdkANSssS Assss atss. cad noiW
DAVID L: sLaksss fiaintif,1eS 81 III; Is I
,GH g5Gii osJasla9 BIO j. y7ojs bcor l
IL r. Porter, Chafi9i.s Pa1f 30 Goa, -; !
20 Dewey DsseHa1aN. 6di jIeErJ .gsb
bDBy uHse Vi ssn odsr int sis. hsa6ag ldet
iigefN, issoedlia yhs Hb5ts fSntisd sSit, Sy ifs
Clerk 6f ,hSO issAtt Coust of1Ss Tkird judicial
District n ,Se Stale os Esasaa. ais.ys wilpa snd
for said Coun,y OF Jefferson. and al,0 by yirtu,
of tlernieinentrrhdefed IN ssid suit BY said C6ar
iin ai9 County Of JeifssDs,i atshsH Nay Term
tIfercol a. D.. 1884, l wiIiv 0a ~ eamesdAy,
SePtemSsr eIst, 4. y. 1 S84, , st two CLOCK,
r. N, ofthstday. At the Court nS.fss door n ihe
village Of OskaloOHa in said Cstnsy 0ESefrssph,
and Saie,of -Kansas, ofer, .st Publis Sale, snd
sell 10 he highest bidder. III eash sttie * Sale
The following u eiksf nscis u alAhd, q HsuAss1y.
.ins aa4 ,seisg ini she County u Je9ssseAs and
ais ~. q So!s T 81 ssf q fos SSsS.f in
Block n,ss6Bes o. nfss II ~ original plst oi ihe
,ssys = Ssksleos.. ia III. 4ipsnsxpf lsf.rspn'
Said pToptriy Ia. been appraised n on. hun
drtd and ssvenGy,6ve dollar, t4l75pssi sdsy
u tGRASk t4Iao!! saiss; Glg.S shss;a ;sSa
'n Clousk 4 'Whsat, -A,fy lStsTG 3ott6
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The Chicago Platform.

We intended to give the copperhead
platform in full in this number. but The
crowded condition of our columns ha.
induced us 10 .eondense the matter.
The FIRST resolution favoes the Usior
under the constitution. 4nsssos Ell
The second declares the war failure
and pronounces severely against il. and
declars the exercise of war-pcwer by
she President unconstitutional. and de
mands An immediate cessation Of bos.i
lilies as the 6rst step 70 negotiate =
peace.ol .eew ! 5as .eh : .ilsW
The third charges that interference
of soldiers with elections has been
prac.iced, and thata repetition Of the
offense will be resisted with all tLe
power ami means at the control Of the
-coppsrbeads. The fourth claims ,lha,
the object Of the Democratic party !,
to preserve the Federal Union and the
rights Of States unimpaired. goes for
freedom of speech, against military ar
TesIs. ties. oaths. the denial Of the right
Of tho people TO hold arms. etc., aa
The ffth condemns the administra-
zion for not releasing the prisoners Of
war in the South. who are in suffer
ing condition" ssoaeiaI
The sixth extends the sympathy Of
the Democracy to the soldiers. and de-
cl.res they will receive the care, pro-
lection. regard and kindness Of the
Republic. Undopb.ediy This platform
will encourage JEFF. bssi. and hi. con.
fe,ierasss sreas'y:-r" jus. 10 their
hand. 80. ~
The idea Of eoar!ing the Gvor Of
the soldiers by mock sympathy. and at
she same-ime givios"aiaahd comfort"
10 the rebels who are causing. them to
suffer SD pii;6ns:- the sublimisy of
impuiensss sMhs dY.eet Jeff D.,i'
agree to an exchange? Why de-
nounev ourgmerdmsnt for the eruel,y
Of !ts sebsls !! .NO.Lipg cosld sho"
the bypoc.acy:. af the a-leadrrs Of the
Chicago movement moro effec;ually
than this. They denounse the Federal
Admihisra'ion for not saving our men
from the crneliies Of the rebels, ba!
never a word do they utter against the
re.beIs for the bsr6asious Il aeatment lliey
;nAics upon prisoners !ei This u. the
copperhead sympathy Ges our brave
men in the field; and the soldiessswill
understand how totrest such doplici.y.
The administration has i.bored to
sesurs The liberation Of prisoners, man
Tor man, but JEFF. Davis would NOT do
il; ye, these sympathissrs With Davis
anil l,siers Of the time government de
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aAdmidistrHtor's Notice

MO rICE Is hereby giyep ,hs, on the 2a,b day
~ Of xugust. l. b. .ts6s. Letters os Admihistra-
ton OH the Estate of James c. Lee. AscSas.i
late Of JefIcrrou. County, St4,s OF Bsnsas,
were issued o Jeremiah Wilson BY the Pieblte
Court Of said County and Stst.j An person
havisg r,sims against ssid esta e.isrei rpsie !
10 eah hi; them Ior allowance wstkin one yeni
after the date, ,cf said letters, Or they may Be
psecfuiedfroin sWy bsW~ti sets ssidi estat e; Md
if,ucs elsim, bspas esS Sib,e1 wi,his thrc ypsSS
from the date Of said letter., thsy WI ks fcgey.
er barnd. JEREMIAH WlrS0N.'S
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Tsbitha Lewis ein<src District Court OF Ihe %
s,,,0s v; aSssl R.:!.,s sitting & in and fo'
Sterling I.ewis of parts unsowp, the above named
defendant " Aersbs hptAsd tbss anid pinnAit6 has
compepesd q acysp against him in i?id C9an by
Ming her petition yhsrefn On the s3f 6at Of Jdf A.
D. ltSA, tho osjse, sst pray Of whbh u toabtsin
adiyorce (ron, said SefeRtapl o. the ground,Gf
nieimy, aud gross htelces u tddry, and aiSofcs !
decree " b. ~ storedp bes ipsi&en. mana Tzbshs
Davis AMI 70, he entody and cars of three chiidrr
mentioned Y, hid fsIaah tsst Oh oss names are
William jesndsr LsyisJ LnYliA, isabella h sia spd
John Walter Lewis, which pstit.6a Gin be fot felr
iagat the next term Of aid Ghsxt van bf9d 4
CONE & REID, Aua for Petitioner.
August 18th, 4. D.'is64.' II S6s hol 2o97t /
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no ance 'ls latter and remain silent .
to the former. Men Of the u nios.
marx this.and set tie seal of yonr con-
demnaiion npon all such aiG % etreasos.
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Order of Publica tions d

is-a Order of Publica toned sdi
STATE OF kASSAs.fnh b bnh On aai
'tn ~ sfH.Snct Court Or tfh Third. Judicin
Distric, OIL she State al KAnsas, biting In an
for 'hs H. aaHs 4! ,S.ss, & ysisass' sss,s,' 'e't s's
vs.. .l-asts -
You. the above MINED Cathafine j6ncS, arc here.
by noiihe;i.sy publication Ihsrcotikon nx made 10
.Tng, tspsrEsDs NT,i' for elk consecutive we oSs
Min th es,Svs nnsned piantiR NH. Zones. has ii
ed biS on b. owe ts,itled suit ~ siAsty %
the above named drisndaht, in the above mention.
Cd 0oast, herein said siitis n6w pedn2 The 6Hcci
or vifch ard tee prayer Of said petition Is ihatths
said tlaintiE may be divorced from you. NE sasl
Aefsltant, IN The 6Msonsthas onos I6out She a0ll,
e N:,sh D. Ats Z: R.Sk County .s u y :ss = State
ant thenhsys!lc E ,aharsY fi.alss; aA,th. has svs!
sinee conducted himself owards you, As good and
laieaful kuSsasA' yoat tdlseksrdiae ysds dutch
I: ;c, ": .s:ss ~ % a f:ss x, ot. s,
shsa 80 ysit - piskNthSas any easssiorjnaia-
ss:'ss sss further s:,ss: a. I'm !; 1:
besing - ~ pex& ts4aoe he sid Csun q be Id
az 3Pt ~ asD SlisEs 6 ~ ii''
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No Of taking Depodsion.

NOT = Of taking Depodtions
late KANSAS,
gEgsEa COUNTY. SO
ia the ltict Cour, Of the hird Judicial Dis.
ct Of til tate Of Kansas. sitting in an for the
Comfy ~ Je0erscn. in said State.
n. H. Jonea, PlaiuuR,
vs..
Catharine Jones, Defendant.
Tho above named defendant win take notice that
the above named plaintiff will, on the 18th GAY Of
October, A. d. 1854 between tho hours Of eelock.
A. n. and O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, at the oelce
13lsu4es' e0uss 1B0gy- vtal1g0we
Oskaloosa, in the County II Jefferson. Sta:e OF
kaneas, before proper authority, proceed TO take
z; ssf;''sei S Z af tsPdH H f.ss ssa% ,;sSs III
are taken. at which time and place the said defend
ant can atteu4 and cross-sxanine said- -witueases.
N. H. JONES, Painti6,
By AxEL SPALpIRo, his Au'y.
ktaA J;4>P4xSxr. Clerk Dist. Court.
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Bogus Convention.

The shoulder strap convention made
the following nominations
For Governor--Sam J. Crawfurd.-
Lieut.. do McGrew.
Congress-Sid. Clarke.
Sec'y Of Siate--Barker.
Treasury do of-Wm. Spriggs.
Supreme Judge Stafford.
Au'y General--Brumbaugh.
Supt. Pub. lnst-I. Il. Goodnow.
Elec.ors-N. McCracken, Robert Nc
Bratney. and E Z chessbSreugh!eW
Inrah reason is this ticket q farce?
Sid Clarke for A.FC. Wilder! Stafford
for Judg!, whew! And the WHOLE
thing such humbug! Anthony aud
Geo. A. Crawford overheard i.'Go It
re cripples. ''noS IS saa5 sTsi; aef
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No. 2l-Cabinet Organ

|yah !rd .slidi s.iJh si7Bis s ssw
Same mpsises in No. = eaI fCin plais sub
s extremely popalsbr tah4ps shapsa % Of any
that, we make-its moderate price plaeins il
within reach of 81, thd ssrvss SUn e. either tho
Epsrlsr. ye.py,E ,.ehhool, .:h S l0SGIb btlfem.
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slH No.lz-Ca Cahiaes Orsan,s
S.NeI.AE Eeylss u W.les9lor Oh ~. 4,
sntompShssitsiss hssiussd bith - .
eaSi Saii ;Ssc Scs fss oissooo ylsss c. Jnsa,
''sl Ncgl6LC Cabinet Orsan,ia
FodsnsSav~lsn dpsis;s 1,sss1. s.ssu.,,
.yeAa :. and A!us's R'lesh b yAsa9' Ress.ees
|,cis s'bnEdaud 1sd sniazab ss~ sds
wshNo.sf5@ C&bises OFgan,ai
rslla. a. sND. II, Il ws,aA & Oh. iuo brs
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,pl bssNs lS--Cahinss Organ, .d
awet ,ssasTss viii assase y ,ssse. ssssynst
.<.s fIeAiy t6kshs1Jow o. slS1 cd I'd
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| 1|'i,i'HsNo. 2SlCaBines' Organ 4"
biasr. ren riea No Is e. esss ssiyd 1ss in..rq
I iJshkis ssssseAiuslt -. raisrmt .b1hlytoi
'hsd'f''.Pfs $50 ss 'ss tie SP:'a SP:;f'a'Y' 81, .pwo
I. No 3o@e@tabine, Organ
Sar 0e,ave. two ai.st ;.i. Il ,ss r.eds .a,dIsa.e
tSaSsls ,dqnbls belIows and dklfe ss1ps 1nGagss,
Is~'Ysfs s' s''' Aesh'xs RHs'.shssaai aaiol,oilsd bas
|''mi.Nf6t's19 NJ. 2cabihe organ
sains as 80 ~ in ne., and d9HSS !HSSSs,aS,ay Seas.
asr brBlicla Wslector Ouso -Asepied irsva.
ulcoI Tor Sunday Schools Of limited MEANS, and
neg, 5-st 10 the No. 81 for private use. .issf
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With two sets Of reeds OF Eve ociaves compass,
containing the Automatiu-Sw welI, kie6 stCps and
double bell0ws-,ia Solid Asek 'Wslaps Csse-
paneled and ornamented with rich csrvines-sn
shnni imtlsniehs 1br sahe edmvihgsosm and
RellYYst, lYst, lll..ifi - 80 -rairned hrrd ~.
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ss.s s,log, sogs,ssaHH. a. H..s
con;si,s six stops..three complete sets Of reeds
nnM one sh,anu1-i vefy excellent isstument
1:.lsspishe. = ,nsds!a4a s'scs:!se j, z. ssTAies:
.ni,rch ct the power and g bility Of The large'
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.'Ho No 'OfSsnon

y iiers rom No. II in case only. For olgsnista
saT .e.t'e1perienccd in tib - ofpedds; this
,sau. pest charce instrument. being less CON.
Siei Il tsun The NS! II, snd better adapted TO
~ gsyof ign Ne, can S9sfliensly, xecoRHesd
"a as very desiiab!e for churches, public halls
ssd lodge rooms. Also desirable psslw h.
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%s s9RSssS SaIsk h 49, /: e:s,,;s A.se:s " -
'saSHazhnssk j GsA8A 6ahliia,s sor iaspng
drink, and can Be-. sdmipistepes without the
RSoSasdss q shS t1ti16G fnes. q I 81. Sens
Il MI 9 sA1s st3se9At 20 =. NgpPiaAA 4eS
cAssss.s ssatss. fh;.aslRais ~ c6s.l'"