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CTArE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, S. S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
~ The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of NATHANIEL r.
WALKER, late Of lIraitleboro, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas JOSEPH W. sIM0NDS has presented this Court
writing, the last VIII Of said dece ,sed,
for probhtcYou are hereby notified that this Court will
eide upon the Probate snd Instrument at the Session
OF be Once in Drattlchoro in said Dis
tct the Saturday Of June, A. d. 1864, when and
where youay appear end contest the same If
ii A. KEYES Register.
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cTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO s. s,

~ ME OF NEiMUNT 7, MANTBOEO, ,. ,.
~ The Probate court f0y said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of DAVID CHAR
TER, late OF Marlboro, deceased, Greeting!
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the Of d. o. sTRATr0N Admins
TRAITOR de bnis upon said Estate aud decree distribution
thereof among the persons entitled thereto at the Session
thereof to be held the Probate Office r teboro In said
District the last Saturday Of june A. D. 1861, when and
where you MY be heard In the premises you
"a A. KElES, Heg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. S. S.
~ The Probate Court for sail District.

To all whom it may cOncern-GTeetiRg;
You are hereby notified that JOSEPH MERRIAM, Guar
dian Of STELLA l.. MERRIAM, a minor has made appli
cation in writing TO this Court for license to sell her undvtd
ed pat Of about fifty ol Pasture land in Marlboro
the ground that such sale will he beneficial to his said Ward,
and that this Court will decide upon said application at the
Session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Braeho
said District the last Saturday Of June A. D. 1861,
when and where you may be heard in the premises If
cause. [2ll A. KEYES, Register.
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vNo THE LOVERS OF FINE STOCK II
DE1CHrRTroN-

Uncas brought from Long Island at the request OF
many breeders and is beautiful! brown without white over
fifteen hands high, weight ten hundred lbs OF splendid
form and acton, fine disposition, aud trOtter he Ia not
surpassed by any colt in this country. When years old
Hiram Woodruff Of Long Island, drove him mile In two
minutes aud forty seconds since which time he has
been trained Good judges that have looked him over pro-
nonce him as perfection you find horse flesh.
Call and look for yourselves.
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this Court will decide upon the probate Of said instrument at
the Of said Court be held ut the Probate office In
ratebon, in said District the last Saturday Of juno, A.
D. 1884, when and where appear aud contest the
samt, II you
"a A. KEYEs, Register.
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Without descending 10 the elaptrap Of unmeaning
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Ia Biiiousness Indigestion, Dyspepsia Worms Loss Of
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TEN caused by dlsordered stomach AMI general Family
Pin. lr Price rs cents per Bottle.
For sale by all dealers In every City and Town.
; JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston, hGss
To be sent by mail put in boxes at 26 CENTS so
anil One Dollar which win be sent post paid receipt Of
tie amount. G-FI. N. THORN, Ag, Brattleboro. q
Sir James CIarke's Female Pills. The great
English remedy. Everybody knows the use Of them. Fifty
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tTATE OF VERMONT, Westminster, S. S

~ ' y u
~ The Hon. Probate Court for said Distriat.
To all persons Interested In the Estate Of AARON SPARKS
late Of Townslend, deceased, Greeting;
Ym hereby notified tht this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account OF RANDALL PERRY,
Administrator said Estate and decree distribution said
Estate among the persons entitled thereto ut the Session
thereof be held at the Occ OF A. so lizard in Townsend
In nid District on the Wednesday Of July A. d. 1854
when and where you may be heard in the premises you
1T. BENZ, W DEAN, Register.
Grafton, June 2, 1854 q
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PnEsIpENT,-HENRYC R0CKER.
VIcE-PREslDENr,-DA SHARP.
SEcRETARY,-W. II. HOLLISTER.
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A UCTION.-
The subscriber will sell to the highest bidder Saturday
June 18th, Mt o'clock p NJ, at the Braeboro House. the
following Articles, to wits
ONE SQUARE BOX BUGGY WAGON,
ONE COVERED BUGGY.
S. N. HERRICK. Auciicncer
Brattleboro, June 23d, 1s54.--lw26
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AUCTION
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10Th inst, at Guiord East Village, quantity OF Farming
Tools consisting Of
kETCHUMs two-horsc MOVING MACHINE;
HORSE RAKE;
CART, PLOws, HARROW, oULTIyAToR, &c,
Also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and various other articles
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ELIIlU FIELD.
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1t possesses qualities which make it superior any we
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NEW DRESS GOODS;
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Plain, Stripe and Plaid Taneta Goods;
Phid and Stripe Poll DeCheyersj
Mohalr Goods of all kinds;
SPLENDID LINE OF NEW SILKS, IN
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FEW SPLENDID SPRING suAyyLst
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Hosiery Of all kinds.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREATER VARIETY AND oUANTr-
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IN VERMONT.
iaO' Linen oy The Pattern and by the yard, WHITE hal
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Patterns,
Also Napkins, Doyles, ToweIngs Of all kinds piaper,
Crashes, llakabuks, Birds Eye Linens, Irish Linens
nearly cheap Cottons for Bosoins and shee,,us,
As cents by the Piece;
20 Inch Pillow Case Linens, Sci
English Toilet Quiltsi Lancaster Quilts;
White Goods Of every description;
White Flinnes Of all widthsi
Plain and Fancy Shifting Flannels;
SPRING CLoAKtNGs;
licach and Brown Cottons Of all widths;
Tckingsi Stripe and Chetk shrngs;
Wide Burps under Bed Ticks the cheapest thing in the
world;
THE BEST HOOP SKIRTS EVER MADE
Good Corscts; Balmura Skirts; Skrtng by the ward;
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Your Coffee gives very excellent satisfaction and have
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SO Reward.

OSr ON or about the 10Th OF day of Febru.
LIZ ary last in the wagon yard near the Depo,
in Spartanburg Village, a small volumue in
pocket hook form containing tables aud for
mnla Tor mechanics and engineers by Haswcii.
My name Is written in full on the inside lids
aud on the blank leaves there arc given in pen
Gill. formuise for tho solution OF many cases
which frequently occur in military engineer.
ing; so that the finder cannot mistake 10 W hon,
1t belangs. am very an xious TO recover this
volume, ms copy. Of il cannot bs purchased
anywhere in the south. 1 have authorized
Wm. n. Trim Bier to pay the finder liberal
reward who will return IL 10 the Spartan Office
JN0. BANKSTON DAVIS. Co. T.,
Isf Regiment, Engineer Troops.
Camp Giisaer. yr. Aprii II 81 st
Lime! Iimex I4imes!
A T the kilns. Fresh Lime is now on hand
Ilof the best quality, for exchange only for
provisions. leather, iron etc., from the produ.
GERS Exchange only on the old rriees on
both sides. w. CURTIS.
Feb Is A n
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPARrANBURG DISTRICT.

In tho Court OF Ordinary.
Goshen Rsss, Applicant. vs.. Randall Reid and
wife, AMI others, Defendants.
Petition for sale OF real estate OF .Phiiy Ross.
deceased.
4 appearing te',ny satisfaction that the legal
Il heirs and representatives OF ALEXANDER
ROSS. deceased, names not known, reside
beyond the limits OF this State, il ,is there
fire ordered that they do appe .r and object to
the division or sale OF the real estate OF Philip
Ross, deceased, on or before the s0th day Of
AUGUST next. or their consent to the same
wilt.bc entered Of record
Witness my hand aud seal of Office. May
2Sth, 1861. :
JNo EARLE BoMAR. o S. o.
juno 2 8 Sm
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ESTR "

"ESTLEY LANFOkD tolls before me u
wv 'erre BAY MARE, sixteen or seventeen
hands l. gh. about sixteen years old, both hind
feet white. one mp to the past cr joint her right
hind ankle is enlarged. she has been appraised
nj one hundred and sixty dollars.
The owner can find her 8 mile above Spar
tauburg G. H., near Cherokee Springs.
ELIAS WALL, Magistrate.
June G. 1864 off
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TL. .M...ai;.fA = ~. .x.x - - -11..,
d.v, ~. '-'l .-- :, 1ApPs.'' '''s
n,. 49,. i. ]. -. =. -,
nro.,s,.s s.s sas .. ~ . - .1a. -
bst,s = ,h.. ,h,s. - a. -. o.. aS 49, y
~ ..,.n.,sa g., -. ~.
hc;ns ;n sha ,;.;n;,- - s,.."l S ..s.'a ar..y 49,
is say - ,ssosu .s1'l. ''sa.
aon.d hs..,,.s tts;. rs..,,a.a ,. -. J - -.iS-.
er Of service Eoib srns;s.s 80 v.sac
,c...., pas~.,, 80. 'csssne
Onr nos;,;a. .,.,;.s. 49, ..,...I
.n;hor,tv !. tie ,hs.s ws h.,a = h.id 49,
Dalton wa an, rdon.d '-.' - s-r'' -, 2.
Hums,s br;y.ac of !. ,.,,v =, -. .sskA
vina Of ths .r,nv Ia h...s s..ssr.; -. =
nreify Ee,vv .L;ym;.h linz - No. !.
savancS of ;,s po.;,;an = c..., - W..ss
a;v,.;on and ,nrr;.. :. r;.ht ..ss.s -
an, r,a;n n. &c hat,i.
Orr A.; .;r.i ,,os,.;oc. -. y. A.,
front Of Msrietta. ~ hour ms, T.ss;.s;s
80 h..,l- - -.-S =.
in,efyens -b.for. ,bs .,rus.,s 8 49,
sherman e,n.oe S.nt 10 sJv.re-. q -
!. kstfls. .od In .;thee vs.h.,.E h;..-s - 9
decided advantaps.
Col. Runlev. af an Al.bsms r.,;msaks
aud a asportiou OF his command. were en-
tured the other dsy White skirmi isIiug 3.
the outposts. = =
The bridge over the Chatt.hooch;e.
leading 20 Roswell. is strongly tortif;ed.
The nearest the Yaukees have beco te
Roswell 10 MeA fees farm. tenl mile. North.
east of Marictta. -a-.9
Both armies are masscd 10 lins 81. .henA
six miles in length. runpioe ne.,iv -
and West.
The skirmishers Of Tvlar's Rr;,.ae vsr>
stacked Juoe 18Th bya line If the cns-
my'.. almost eau.l fo . i;ns ~ hs.tie .,a
one uart forced hack M,sar K;nJ,;.r
. Of the s7th Georg;a r.o;msnt 80 ds.,s-.'
ately. and IL i feared mortaiiv voand.a.
Also, iifieen or twenty Of the same reei.
M. ,,t woun.,ed III. IN C.,-,,;. -,
shooters were ordersl to the sunoort n
Major KiadrickS line. and sucoes3ed =.
es,ablishiup Il. with = lo., oY sonr ~ a..
wounded.
Ii is thought bv sotus os IN. .rmv o..
responden,s that 'Sb.rn,an viii .,,e,r,,s 3,
u,snoayre us out Of oor present posi,io.
without a fight, or will try and make us
extend oar line until it isls u,ere thread.
and then make another Mixsionurv Ri.lve
aiiair If possible. Our officer. are eop6.
den. he c.nno. carry out either olsa.
There was skirmishing alous the lipss
on Friday, but 90 change Of position.
Sherman keeps digging hia parallels.
and is advancing with pick anu shovel.
perhaps to have strong 'trenchss to fli
back on il he makes unsuocessful attacks
perhaps to gain time for reinforcesnenss. !,
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N0TICE is hereby given 90 the public. fba,
In for the next tiIfee months To come NC
ea'.aot dispose OF Cotton Yurn for MONEY, ia
Consequences 1T having 10 supply the Govern
nicnt with large proportion of what VIC man
ufecturc.
We CAN ONLY ExcHASoE ron PROVISIONS.
NoxE oTHERs NEED APPLY
JOHN B0NAR & co.
Biviugsville June 10, 1864 I-5t
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s. AND q. KAiLRuAD.

MO FREIGHTS will be delivered from the
IN Depot at spartanburg until all charges
Arc paid storage will be charged in every
instancs, when e remains in the depot more
thar seven days. Goods shipped to the care
OF hs Express Company. must be consigned
70 Factor In Colunbis.
J0HH ". HARDY, Agent.
feu 70 ~ = a.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. o.

LII Confederate officers aud u,eu who
IN have been delivered at City Point, Vir-
gina. st any time previous TO the 2ofh April.
1864, are hereby declared to be duty ex-
changed. ROBERT 0ULD
Agent Of Exchange
May 10 81 - 3w
1Gk. All papers"in the State publish once,
and present bills to the Ento!ling Officer Of
their District
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Taxes. Faxes.

II will, IL not lprovideniially hindered, at
i tend al Spsrtanburg Court House, on sale
days 10 April. May and June next, to collect
the balance Of State and District TAXES, Tor
1853. All pcrsans who have failed to pay
their Taxes, will have to pay In Ave dollar
notes or under, or lose S33 per cent on The
amount paid
The Books will be c,oscd siier the fret Mon.
day in June next, anl executions will he
issued against all defaultcrs
re POOLE. T. @.
March 8l 40 ~
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Assessors.

r. s.. Any psrson jnowing Of any ono in his
neighsorhoed whehAte failed to make . true
ypors efsay srsisle q Tsx a KIM, either one
lef Che ssssssors would Be glad to hear from
them. As II is ba. just that oil should psy
their mits. s
!. May 8 l. sse II
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defend The last extremity that sacrsd
spot called home. Even the cripplcs VOL
anteer their services, aud in many Instances
fil positions which relieve nea capable
OF Resriug arms, thus adding another to
the 0u,abor Of guns 70 be' levellsd It Ne
invading foe. sa
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NOTICED

nN Monday next, will resume my duties
OIw Asesssor. In the spartan once building
x.;,zsr +. -. 81 7. O. P.vERNoN.
susss 8 q
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-s Grow Bar. Lost
DETwEEN Pacole,t Depot and Spartan.
Id burg. Any one viii he suitably reward
cd by leaving il at tAis Office.
Feb 70 IS IL
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{ CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE:
We are authorized to announce WOOD
WARD ALLEN as . candidate to represent
-spartanhnrg District next Legislature
ywe arc authorised TO announce Lieutensnt
H. H. THOMSON, as candidate for the Leg
isiaturs, At the next ensuing election.
We arc authorized to announce Capt. JOHN
H. EyINS, rs . candidate for the Legislature,
at the next ensuing election.
We are authorizc1 to anuo,ace Col. JOS.
WALKER. as. a candidate for the-L Legislature,
at the nest ensuing election.
we are authorized to announce Maj. j.. W.
WEBER, ss a candidate for the Legislature,
at the next ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Maj WM.
NJ. FOSTER, as q candidate for the Lcgisla-
turc, at the next ensuing election.
neare authorized co announce DIR. James n.
Shores, as a candidate for tho Legislature. at
the next easuing election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20

Bosros. Sept. 22.-A letter from Genera!
Fremont. withdrs wing his name As a candi-
date for the Presidency. Is published to-day.
he says the Union OF the Republican party
has become q paramount necessity OF the
Democratic party and signifies either separs-
ton or re.establshment with slavery. Tho
Chicago platform is separation Mcclellan .
letter Of acceptance l. establishment with
slavery. The Republican candidate on the
contrary Is pledged TO the re-establishment
Of the Uaion without slavery, and however
hesitAting his policy may be. the presence OF
has party will. We may hope. force him to it
between these issues l think no msn OF the
liberal party can remain in doubt i believe
am consistent with and antecedent In vlth-
drawing. not 20 aid in the triumph OF Mr..
Lincoln, to do my part towards preventing
the election Of the Democratic candidate
Gen. Fremont thinks Lincoln's sdminis'
lralion has been military and financially a
a failure, and that Il is not necessary that its
continuance IL q cause of regret for the eoun-
try. Concluding he says, United The lie
publican party il sure of success; divided tue
rosult IL at least doubtful.
Gen. Fremont gives his reasons more ful-
~ in letter published to-day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches


NV yoRK. September 22.-Tbe Army
and Navy Journal Of la. week aye
We knew that Lieut.. Cen. Grant believes
be mas the enemy IN bis grasp
We do not speak IRON die rumors, or from
co1jscinres founded 90 speculation upon his
movements. for Whatever mome1tAry dash
Of despondsdcy mag have crossed him once
has gone.
Nrw Yoxx, Sept. 2l.-Ths Hsrald's
Washington special szys;
On Sunday last deischnents Of the 18th
aud 10Th n. 7. cavalry, numbering 400 men
commanded bJ Col. Lscelies. by direction ol
MAJ. 6sa. Asgur. made = reconnoisapc c.
from mere y, the railroad bridge across b
Rs2iisn. which was destroyed ss well as u's
bridge At Liberty The rebel governmeta
depot, containing considerable amount o.
stores. and mill 10 which were stored 4,OOo
bills -four were destroyed. and 200 mules
and ~ prisoners captured. On the way oacs
the party fell in With division OF rebel cay
airy At Culpeppef going 20 reinforce Early
Beng greatly out-numbered our party Tell
back towards W ashington and arrived here
this morning. Loss % men. Most OF the
captured mules and some Of the prisoners
were necessarily abandoned.
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re 81 sts Of Dzs vocHzxz< are fet eth
rs bio % G. patriotic soldiers slaiu 10 fight
Ing lc n va oontlnusd sad prolonged By the
policy Ne has advocated. There e 10 eOm>
sInAtscn formed % check the prosecution Of
the gar against this rebellion that be has
nos favored or secrstsly belonged 20. n he
wss bod, brave and true, even 70 the doc
tfsnes he advocates. be would be 10 the rebel
sa'iss Sighting for the right Of seoessisa and
The b;lding up Of Al srristocraey which 10 80
much believes Ia and endsavors 20 spe.
Running against Nr. vooRHKrs. for Con-
res. i Colonel wxsEsUnx. When the first
appeal % arms vas sounded. ealing pa lriots
70 the defense Of the old flag. coiooel WksH-
surs A. once left his home ssd took the
ssord "a defense Of bis cosntsy. Al that
very time Mr.. vooRxkrs. AZ . member Of
Congress. was doing al 10 eosld against that
old dag and against hs country. All through
some Of the most terrible battles fought by
General Grant. both along the Mississippi. IN
the Valley Of Virgins. and ia front Of Rich
Iaond. Colonsl W.sHsUEs has fought. brave
Is dashisgly, observation-disclosures a. becomes
pztriot soldier and true man. During al
the time that Colonel WksHsURx vas thus
proving himself hero-eDduring al the pri-
vations Of the field aud campaigning with
the cold earth Tor his bed and the sky for bis
coverirg-Iiving on the rough ADD scanty
fare peculiar 20 q soldiers life. his COMPETE
tor. DANIEL W. VoozHHks, vas At WASH
hington. ia secret communion viii traitors,
endszvoring 10 thwsrt the efforts OF the
Government 10 conquer the rebels-was 10
bis warm room drinking his brandy cock
tails. and voting against supplies for the
srmy-voting against giving the soldiers
blankets TO keep them warm. shoes 70 pro-
tsct their feet from the frozen ground. and
mossy TO buy supplies with.
From the beginning OF the rebellion until
DOW. Colonel " AsHBUxs has been batteliDg
the enemies OF the counlry-DAs VooRHEEs
has been encouraging them. Where the
roar Of battle has been the loudest, and the
bullets flying the tbicksst. there has Colonel
WAsasURs stood-tbe undaunted hero and
christian soldier. Where treason plot
ted the most sseressly. aud traitors did mos
congEegsts. there stood ID. W. yoozHkEs. {.
rebel sneak. Never being able 10 entertain
. clear. st.ts~maa-liks view of ans great
question, he continually gets bis cue from
VALLASDreHAx his god-fath and when be-
lore the people blab- like . parrot.
o. these tso nsn. eau there ne any diff
Guilty 10 good men ADD patriots determining
Tor whom they should csss their votes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
The spirit Of Compromise. on
the Union as % yyn.-

To restore II and preserve /. ftAe Unson
n the same splrlt (of comproEr Il must
prevail N our councils Gee. n. MeCleiisa
A Toe example
slavery restored Ia The District Of Colum-
~
Slavery AIso~ed tree course 10 she terri
riscries.
SLAYER, allowed three-sis repseses.
sAlioa 20 our cosacis
ssves. aset 10, - di-csss-ed "a the
Nessh, sd muss sos be uolesssd IN The
ssusb
s'ssesJ nass aos Be sgo1ea ss..a.' IL cur
coeac,l.. "a eais II assass,oas.sa
Savers uues nave specsl ls-s sos 4. M
ssstieo s&ssea e 'saf eoaucils .nd s~.rv
nsn Of he North nusl - ssavested INTO =
save catches kss ne SsstA.
slsvsss asss dsease he oousssss Of car
$500 books, re phrassolegv q eur os..ory.
sss sF&n'Oss u osr rslpa. u. ssnnusss, a,
ees sy1aa. - he tAsass 70 ss ssksa Zoe m
cef p-xyers
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ss~esr
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> s%fxs1s. nebolng az maroerirx -ho-o-
s'eF sess nes 60 - bsidlss All kesp sIni.e.
9 q xugc.s pressne.
caro ts< sane spira II comrrou.,..
sn<e pfesssl>d - laas 70 '.oar couur,h. p
I'D sesch tee 4eCl<lisn PROPOSES a re-
<sers - r''r ssssesh ss.n - have tss 90
D>rszsii,
sch - Tie teten a. = 49, ~klch G<r.
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- aga. - - econiFy. Sal - Asss ep-
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