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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
Inc'se Is yrs SS26, ,126,794 10000 SIP
nInc'se per ann. 21 ,741 ,786 2s,3 800 II


nInc'se per ann. q, ,741 ,7S6 2S50O u
1t is no doubt the case that the assessed val.
ue is short of the true value, but this was the
case at both periods. The underEaluatio1 was
less, however, ct the last than at the first pc
riod, owing to more thorough means adopted
of reaching the property. 1t results, then,
that the increase of property in fifteen years
1926, ,126.774, or SIP per head of the popu-
lation. In the same time SS8 41I,755 were
paid in taxes, which would make the real in
crease S414, ,338, $40. This was in time OF
immense prosperity. The large exports of
breadstuffs from this city began in 1847, fol-
lowed by the discovery of gold in 1850,
which swelled the commerce of the city to
enormous extent, while the immigration was
nearly 100000 900 of souls into the country
through the city, and new western railroads
were constantly opening new commercial con-
nections with the city. All this suficed to
increase the city wealth $4,000 900 per an
mum.
If now the same state of prosperity is
stored in its full vigor, the accumulated wealth
m the next ten years will be S217 COO 600;
but the required taxes will be 100000, 900
deficit SI53, 600, 0O0 In other words the
whole cf the existing personal property will be
swallowed up. The pro- perity cannot be re-
Scored, however, for a century to come. With
the war, the present Government expenditure
of S3.00C.000 per day will cease. What,
then, will be the condition of the South,
which was our former customer for $500, ,000,-
600 per annum? The probability is that the
city earnings will be less than half what they
were before the war, and that the payment OF
the debt viii be entirely impossible, even at
this focus of the national wealth.
Mr.. Chase urged in favor of the issue of
paper money and of his new national bank
scheme, that the paper would bind the people
to the cause of the Union. The Confed eracy
had the same reasons for paper money issues,
and the two together have issued t5,500, ,000,=
O00, or the official value Of all the personal
, .,..s aslrlE ssz.s.1 IL 4. s.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

na- Hon. Mr. Ancona, of Pennsylvania,
ha introduced resolution in Congress-. in
which he calls the cnEscription act, "The lot
terry of DEATH" ss- E
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

EE The Daily Times says awar Is thes
all absorbingStopic." Yes sir. and it Y the
all destroping topic" Destroying alike Nertk
and South. a hf so
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
S152, 10000 SS7 900, ,o00
174,634,3c6 42,000,CoI
Total
Personal estate,

Thus the amount required from the city
viii be $3.50 per family of Eve persons, and
the income of the city is $3.50 per family, at
the highest point. The real amount of sur
plus capital that accumulates in year it is
difficult to determine. The capital that is
produced in year is nearly all expsRded in
its production. Taking one year with anoth
er, however, small portion is saved for per-
manent investments in stocks, goods, real es-
tate, &c. The amount of these savings in the
City of New York may be approximated by
taking the assessed value, in, say, 1916, and
comparing it with that of 1861, as follows
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

BEyr Mr.. Lincoln says that historians will
honor the presenttime as the great dri7lage.
Yes sir. and it will be known for its great riz.
n0e TOO 5s sfftss3 50 So 3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

This must lie raised by taxes. The Gus
toms, revenue, excise, income, direct or any
other shape, will only have the ultimate ef-
feet of being paid by the producers of wealth
There is no other mode of paying.
The Federal Constitution prescribes that no
direct taxes shall be levied except in proper
tion to representative numbers Now acc sd=z
ing to representative numbers, the relation of
New York to the existing debt is as follows
MT and
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
- - TFrom the New York Daily News.
THE FEDERAL EXPENSES AND
THE MEANS OF PAYING THEM.

We recently made some remarks upon the
immense taxation that awaits the people cf
the Northern States as the inevitable result of
the present Government expenditures. The
figures startled some of our cotemporaries,
and we hope set some of them to thinking
At any rate, it is quite time that the people
laid earnestly to heart the alternative now in
evitably before them of the most crushing
taxation that any people ever endured, or the
frightful evils of natiena. ankruptcy, and q
reputation of the whole existing debt. The
debt, if paid, must be discharged pro rata of
the population and wealth of the country. 1t
makes, as far as the payments goes, very little
diferen ce whether the means are extracted
from direct tax on property, or from taxes
on consunable goods, the people will in eli
ther case be compelled to pay the whole
amount In the rise of rents, and in price of
necessaries of life. The taxes on consumable
articles are the most popular, because thoy
are disguised in the prices of the things
bought, and because they may, to some ex-
tent, be avoided by non-use of the taxed arti-
cles. This can be done ouly, howe ser, within
certain limit, because the necessary amount
of money must be raised, and if the articles
are not consumed in sufficient abundance to
yield the money, other means must be used to
get If. The expenses per annum on the re-
turn of peace will be 1915, 100000 This
sum must be raised out of the net profits of
tie industry of the country The proportion
of this which must be raised in the City of
New York may be given in illustration. The
Federal debt, should peace be restored in
eighteen months, will be, according to official
estimates, s2,s5O, 600, ,000 which will give an
annual interest of 1sC,000,000, in gold
We know it is stated by the Administration
papers that no more stock payable in gold will
be issued. But that is simply threat of re-
pudiation, because if the country exists and
pays its debt at all it must be in gold. Every
greenback and scrap of paper now SO reck-
lessly issued will be placed precisely the
same footiDgs as the Five-twenties stock
Whether that is paid or repudiated, we now
assume that it will be paid, and the amount
required be as stated The pension hss will
be over $4,000, 900; it is already s7,OOOO00
We assume that l. will be $50, 900. The
army, in 1860, numbered twelve thousand
men and cost SIS 900, ,OOO 1t will never
again be under one hundred thousand men,
or It's expenses less than Sl20,0G0,00O, per
annum. The navy was composed in 1860 of
eighty vessels, partially in commission, and
cost s12, 100000 per annum. 1t will be sew
en- hundred vessels, and will cost s50. 600, 900.
The army of tax collectors, civil list, miseeE
laneous, ct cetrea, will cost $4,000, 900: or
ILL Ills sssss se : s@s,l--7e. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

The following correspondence between JEFF.
Davis, of the so-ealled Confederacy and Pope
Plus TX, will sread with interest by people
in every section
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26
TAkES Up.

IN. iraTi1r Ai1lnt4 feir r.1kr ago. 4 Se~-5
~ AsJ cailn- am self III. Who srrs - f.is.'..
q Nr. David nsrto-s,r ari has hcln hsrct IS
NJ Britt = rcfk uttn f,riffcAri1ils rsfA rr,.r-
negroes aid tant stlI -er-ocs hsl rfturrel hr--s
ana hat b. ha1 hecii iost f-o.a .lt-a- S.fl Il.
Was f-,in GuinCit c1erfT Ca. uffli LIS fonse i-
rear " the lines 70 "a. .namyt and T7z-ti - b..
taken care e urtl 1c coui1 ~ iirlc- ulft ~ f--
ing iura the hanFs 81 De ensnr- Nr- Hrrt.-soa
has been written - -i,t aleo iruri-str rr-l- ---
r-iuE the boz trt ttili-- l-E i-ce- aster-a--ci
relative % Inn ~ 1eii H,s-l ls,tte Boy -'av ~
aroiiir- further r.rt rr3n IL f.rtfrrsIicr. ara
if - .olll - "a Z. ltllrtr I'm a.. "a ..-.s-.
ir11 tte EnEi1i<T l7@-ls t-1rf.rrl a5 As,-rf.. r-
O. Nr- Brit Iff,Ii- II l.,t Ifse cnsc rrr.r WI
rlcase inf1rrn rll uhlt l.srosi be t..-es Z. l..
made IT The =
Adi1ess SubsiF-chct Dtt--lr.-rt Marta. Car-
alry Diri,inr, tiri1r. Ga
a1-e5-Ire
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iti- 1sii. sal la. L. 4. rt AZ. .,--s - -
''s sii'rirs sbiti-f,. l. is,-r .-.s - y. 49,
ana c-''ri,i-ed- cciafairl = srris os,-as ir-.rr
-sae'i'er - fbe 2 c.--.ssls Na-l.in--cu Ar
'-.'esf- e 4e, O-l-is'- s,al n ilF frs ~, ri-
i-ei lis >r7ticts q def,ncs q ~ rttsse sale l
ee,'s lo,4ed f-e f1feitf=ic Ar-ir. --1 came
c-- r Tli'e cri tis ret FEAT ifo-r-s-o,i1.h N..
s-lii, in ;-i-ia ~ T-rrir -fe in ne cn-.-.-i-rs
ana ,isio'iss II tlie afur ~ tle Nl-sf AZ i'sr-
= s'i.'e. Nnsfsrcsi or. nrk>au. l-iiics--aa..a.
and = ,i-ss'cr-ri i,iiiSe. rhi-s o. ri- rou-.i,.-
ana inirc heii; M 'rescr frrtrar-i ana fr,ii,
e-aii-'-a, b. .li~cd iitlsiif ti.e true Oder.
es-te -'-- 1i1-.i o 81 f-iiil. i.ai,e-s an i-
Ai.iS en i-e '-i-if- cics f-' -,il ,'leieat i- te
caur. fre- fairhfsl iu I'd tisr'.-.o 81 f.;.
especially on iiie iisld .f-c iii Courage and c--
lsrt shonc rrre;ri-i-nf. IL 4 iiat Ills ~. sd.
---h. -. n fic tis'-. ias 4 iIsc ARM ,-
fr..niin- ril,. ai'.1I.ee of he e.e,r. ,r-,s- 81,
ci.attaAoochrc. Ili- lrc1f-fe .t.ins.ir. iai .--
cenfraied rIo- ii-lfecc 4 le fire Il ri,e orrcs.r
battery. ard heesrIf aucd DE- l--i slr-is Aaali,.l
ii.'ii stricken d'uii r. ,cr-
On de very 'sersi u ai-nlosa IL has pa-zss
asFay. smother soni iiar-,s q i-- ...osiaus cause
q s,'r'i,cra Iisslis ie - ss;s..a-
"a moilier or he y sisci.l aii.-lor rs, rcnn.r,
r'ih -iioa does fea-e bi,iiztis ti5s ~ .r.rt
ont his nicfcifli ss.il
TIE Eo1.an t'orricia W. r,r rreri.4 ~ i,cft Two,
jewels than uss olssr's n, ,i..r. -ad ic>srs.i..
for Dc aa- "a soaai rlan = ,,l.siit and r.rc.s.s.
fond. dntifai son.
We wrise onr 4 .h-aii,ii. ssi.h tie nurs.-su-
d,-T fiien,ls vho Aad le.lr-,sl f.ss..- iz.a..u
share tie sasIor q fiie slsic.en ,s.ier.-a
sister 7ni pray ;ii-f ' aiitf q all uercies lsr
r,szSe ii,e bafd. 4 ilcir -llllei'':i -=f - i,.-
TIE inres-i 'Fre-fl nr,e- s-at,lried ireic pro
1linent picture x >o1ti - fa.sliis's 'ierofisn
and sSIiiiee 90 nj eouasis cirss aud. Irl.,lsu-
's'ei 'Nas iis iss''e =raiss'il c9as.isr '. %
justice 10 V-razs ninoryi anli te-I.cC- de mobile
mother nlo c,.ecrft cons secss5i ,giih Tie ioa
q icr oniy sou'sl "A n natiotI lirih.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

S1oI.EN fro,h ~. stsiie-ss ~ i, s ...--.-.
- S-aliin- rtl-t5 iia. . -it .i-l. = ~ 1rl.
INST. u-c Dark l.ss ilor-1. SAT rs-r ...- .I.-.
IL 1isc tclrs ci ]. 1f ti.,i- l. tr.....-.r r.--
tlie.-1te.it tnllre tsl-s .1l Satf r.-..-.--r s.
s-irr.os-l o. i,ref-liI s.-r ~ i., --..s- 49,
Eii1-1 1arsls ar J-N. Ecl l..tln n ~ l,.
called Vol Ntir.5 rlu. Ell 4. IS .t..... "a, -
hi-h- -rcy rgfs. Iit iiair-.l q fsir ..r., 4
a1r.n Nstltric icrl r.it Z -lias - = ..-- - s--l
AiEh. liet iair. ~. ,.yes ~ 4 f..s .-
Is surrIsz fhaf tcpf lare l.tne g. l,.srs..r. -,
r. Ak ~ he aocrcr reward iFiii - paid r. lie =
liser1 q fhe fheigcs -fd si1 len lr5lrrfy s. Wsr
f-f--ct ~ t,Iitir. ts4l ~ CTS l-n1rci Ana fl,~
dollars ieoe ~ eiitir-
-l- ELIZA l. 7ARnA1I
aur2t1 : AAftlN HacDr af1l
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TIL exercs ~ ibis Ir~-lfcti.- -lii ttra r-
4 Iresi.y iae p q |ef Sirk- I5e Pr1sis-1f- Rev
4 Brow ls 2 gen. 1t-i u dais4t1 csi-crf -r
Ard lrsr zIcr,lrtc n ic,c l-- IL zril t-rs ---
soci-fe rifi. --l tofuristu arl ailc li1ar- ST Ir
>iru-fi1fi- Af-s. iliils Cai-fe-ui-o s rhac ri -t
I. 7-dinr l'i riilr z Icat rl-iI lais lsr<
r1triIcr - Ftar- Hdief- - t-r.i-r rsrfl-siar.
ailrcss Esr. A. a. LrIrn- q fi.e r-ls--s--,-i .f
I1ltpiftn. Ca = L. lfoE1;tIl.I
ar-4i-itr Chairl1an beari T-1s.ee.-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

The Question OF N.rfhus-.er.s a.. -.
eracY--Call. ard e--l-.-I.-- L.. -

e'"cS = Cains ARD >rtsftit Iiea.0aii5.i
> rom tho q iicHze Tiint.s. - ins
We yesterday treated h Z, ,f s.,.--
the idea y i So-ihxcstsr, ss.ni E.
the alcEci cuusI Tracy 'fa-iis ;...s.tsz-4--
iNho now rroies q. rc-af. 4 ,..-.i. Is -.
Improbable ar. DC '1ncs a,ts
tkorznccess Of ri i.i, ,;ff -.- t..--
c1litinua-ce 6r t's;.I .,.-- ......
tai.i f.ysrsss,itt ;,r ..,. ;-5z---.r. (.
Sts.es' - 49,. -, =. E..
+, 3. 49,. =. ,.-s.--.',,s 8. i
p.,.--ils. - -
n -l.s,....,..,,. -
- -'-l'., ~. - el'l @ seih i,- -n -
llees.--,ls as3 " $40 a,' -i.l-a t-c' Ie-
-i'se.i.e ia'esssi-- nr f- y ~ firrtI ~ 81 is
-. eAtei' . ae-suyei -ll st fi-t-Fa So I7
u qai - fr+f rtlhas. a-i fte i.. ts-i f,t
new sanirations llaTtei T. iiiri + .sisa
Ihe alraini<tt ~ f.ts.l lln-r- fals iz..r
ting remars ffcieill .'cri s'l f.,I -s5s- t.s
n tcssify T. ftc-,. lsl. or5s.f5- IL .fs. sr.-.
fou y 5f.c Misse-.tf1 ana '..,.r ...-
ljrieans WIT ii.-...,.. t.,... -i~.s
arrr.f,. DER .-.-- =. 4 s ~. . 81 ~
tl.sf W. !. ,...-ls +. -. -s-
49,, .,.,-, 4 - 4 i...-i -
- 's' '.' rs =
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

UFI1Ilf llITEIE- II1TFTlr. Ct
Arss1-t 81. lstf
A II. osicrrs ard r1llr atsrtt FRA -n1 uraiic Is
y lin tazir ct-lni-lli vi rc-u-t ~ crr- =. ~.
Cavalry rcnic-vc-s ht ssr1fr. Ga Liout. "a
Joln r caucro4. Prrtc-t 1r-r.tai II C.r.'-r. 4.
enfrufte7 With thc 1aif - r-tar+-r,- -l rfr-
q t1s-icc AZ strrE-l1rI ard e-Irrl1.'-r r1rfcrrf
and E1rrinr Of7cr-t nlt runcsfei - rrr,l r--rr.s
q .1y Carairy abee--s J. frt- reirectirt l1rzli-
~ Rtp-tli-.n .,1 Cslr
t,-es .1d sc-i IN a. Tia - -.---.,--
ansee-rf-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

k&HgNiNs Mesks1s $50 i.tAu.zsa- kbnrE FIVE
MefSs s past ihe Conies-e+oI IN he Fisnty
o. fredcricksburg, consisfsl fiSl7-si. a..1enecfs
have b4fn mnBgzThe FIRST tlax st..j ii t;,iS
elisrfiFse uley stracS q paving 9elf. and 6ere
NotAeo = energfs sieaiiy crer sincc 4 s.anA that
~..02,eper u neatly arranged gEaF4s nttf3cted
theT - ~, 4>sf---- ic head
boardsg Il was s,;S,-s The f-e ehortlon OF
memorhtten 'oA ho,ine ,af,on tEsst par lscnlar
feld aiTakenedI suspicion, and IN .,,',,t
tnongslt they wou,u J. ,Ste3xered underneath thc
Ihe result sNyas lllef hxcs of s5.esisefS lsad.
SOU solsacred, nun s5e esets hnded Their
Ss2 fsse 2asr lnatefaas o,5f IN exai9lihz several
thousk md excellent Weapons ssfd 10y -. "a :. !.
9uant;y OF lead. All Of which have nee4 sea- 70
1Aten tnotd.-- hljt1AL IN ffeise
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our Btockade-.ISAphers a:s,t es.s. ,e.,at e,1.


There IS enc sipgatlA far saI5nies5 as1fA pur
bloctadi-ruanfsg ycsssis.Nt4 lsd tisiI.i si=t,
attention OF the. NAvy DetAtn ss Is t5s4.iz
rectcl, II it-iiesl MT alrea W aalet lSns.i.s
one Of them has been l54t ! Ah iiIlaa is.s Fc6is-
mana II elliccf} OF the uase - slfs.l il thes.svs
in the Ineanwhiie, have cas.idaaEN 4ssss 81 5fsf
and nasle many trips. The cftar\ fi1 Ill since
which was the naat irlisees.a(.al A>risatpl fr.i
wbGh has nov been std nsjsti IF IS N tir5 ffiH4
under cbmEnaad of t.ieslicf III ff r NJ lses.t
them ekcry 5ne. eieaI.Ir sarstls Xix. .h. IL
least sif hundred thenssu, 4lgs-tt E3t II berta
+. Leel the btst ship We haN IS &, st In IT
her nurherous1 trifs ~ d II nitrkr \ ~
command f'I.ientcnant ". srs6=e 5ls EltfriA
she ma fe aster the couiInani Ia n 4ssF rislsrr
to petsoQ who was notAl g es- L. l. .sisiv sNa-
was bearhqd andcapturesl. ,r SIM -
r White c officers Of tic hakv3l5s Ni,s srst.s-
1ui ~ "a tt-r1r -ffurfr tfsffTsls,ss-- ss.l
not corr naa eday IN of.-eF ST tae.aa4Yhst bsse
lost i nc inference is irresisahie lfsss iiIt Din,
Gers Of lthe navy ought q ctmmln4 s. r. lA5lcla.e
ships. 3cy arc skilifn Seaacn K IS ( h4Fi.4rts.s
ineu OF isfndng and characlor tha eait4o IL fleir
cause, 4na they are above .si .fe sasTefu tLit ef
g at;afhed 70 oihcrs .iGss favssally ffu.Ir74ii "A
v g Hotd not thursI advicetut5n III s.agl mont
but we venture q hore 1hassslgha atiaullsn Y 81 Re.
na ri tlc striking fact ~ hsYs l4i5i fsir. tla
Fablic IL tlis artic4eszs- 7iic.Isilaal f3.,I II
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ta2A ftfere Ma. fbELL,s VIsIT TO rHK Rx-
sstPBs--tlsAls July - The Federal organs in
s,4as3st5 aeFe been thrown into state Of panic by
the lnteil genee Of Nr sifden tavine-. 4Sa,e -
tthf, aud bs az Of rel7csir14 their feafinrs -,
aaise in the sort Of ribdid -sifuoeratior ~ ~.
Salll with whic. Parsoh Ilroyssiovv ,s5 60
a>si rss,,desiiv xlfeihef ire sdthsznseircs
l.En-oiu are Infatuated % that degree, that they
that the recognition Of the South
IL isns.,fsan pcs ers can be long deferred, OF
rsi.s.tiier tssc~51ppcS. tahs they cheat their
reers into believing that IN the event Of the con-
ti6ns15t-e 81 fise ar. the patience Of European
F.,refS a.fd eSpccil,iy ol France will merely for
t. of flethe-inl- 3fr- Lfncolns eIectioneer-
in. pms. l.ects, ialrcc thq 70 defer taking step
which would es1tribatb 70 termination Of a
sss 5ris wticir : not snl disgrace 20 htsnanifv
+ hat S. shiSl--1na that is bore 70 the poIntvtay
Affects certain frenct interests / am not IN
rnSirioa n 4 ate uict IL sctire regulations arc
,eusIif,sr 4, ecn ti.t rssSet-aliFe Of the South
: - s--,----- = = -r1ebs but shs-sid no,
rar.ss. slcetned Il his dufv 70
/ = g, - f,iat the progress Of the
Sraiss r. - + s-et ma Tie ss5r..h Kern
and ia, ''s - Y = = 80 Their independence
+, .,f,,,.s-f - -. lsf ssculdl be niereir ~
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DEof. SCIILICHirER.of tae tsriz.z Fs,,,is i.l
1 ieir. r...ii y f1ie1l ff- iiar1 sanir, - az
ricrn c- -iIr li-l 4itc-
nn<-f-et
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& IL -.arties tari,- ciftn- ss1-sz in eur ra-r-
- he1sc. are Alrc,y nfilfsi - cn-na frrrlrl -
frcoa this tine ana i-IE -. q >.lI,cEbrr --xt --l
r.y rr--c 60 thaE fite. o-htrrize Euf-ient
quantity y ~ totton ulL te sid y ccrc a.
f.nz.s- NALL 4 H4r--
GrE1. A1r1rt 81, 1sf.-
11r9-tlSErrr
re-Hnrcn Islrrtnrt -n1 ArEeflr CIR nl-ls
n-1 Scrfi1cl c11y III lsi ssltl-t-. 114 E11c -
e ttil c6cs
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aS'i' The Fr'hf-
s''. #. ''s'''- '.s.' .f.siz z''s.she.'-s
81 frtef ~ 's=i--.a'
- me ihss sno11iue =
.,'.. -, I. +. -. - '-s
..a. i..lrt.-. ~, ..i,-,--. 49,
=- -rsi' f.-,. i.-.i' .s-l..-r ,i.. .S.... i,...i
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Gre d Excitement among me cprians in

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1fskhAE III ne Journals OF this mprninI I.liafors1
sstlr me nrst tinie that hye Geterl Ohieers Of
i,se -, Sonisierste servife have airived at Hilton
'ieass win a view % being su9jectto the same
tfeatireNt latsse aro ieccfting here.
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