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XXXVIII CONGRESS.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, January IA.
Mr.. McDougal offered the joint resOlu.
tions of the California Legislature in rela
ton to tax on native wines. Referred to
the committee on finances.
The Senate then took up the Enrolment
Bill t
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced bill to extend
the Northern Indian SUPPLEMENTARY SO
that it may include the territory of Dsco
tab: Referred to the ConIn,;tee on Terri
tories.
Mr.. Wilson withdrew his amendments
and ppoviso to the original amendment OF
the military committee striking out the
the $500 clause, was rejected by vote Of
% against IL: ....g.
Mr.. Sherman's amendment came up,
which strikes out section of the original
bill, and provides that persons furnishing
substitutes or money shall be liable to
draft on futher calls, aud raises the commu
tation to $500.
Mr.. Towards motion, waving she $500
clause of the old bill, was adopted.
Various amendments and notifications
were made to the amendment of Mr.. Wilson,
exempting clergymen and persons who
were conscienciously opposed to bearing
arms, and allowing them when drafted to
serve in hospitals or have Communication, A
long debate ensued on this clause.
Mr.. CONFESS was opposed to the amend-
ment, although he had many constituents OF
this class The exemptions under this
clause would be more numerals than Sena-
tors took occasion to think. The Unitarian
might claim exemption because the im-
mortal Charming had written the profound
est essay over written, illustrating the bor-
rers of war. His regard for Unitarians was
equal to that of any other Senator, but in
this war he would take issue with Sena-
tors on the question Of exempting them il
they refuse to pay the Communication fee.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. Ia.
COTTON-Firmer and | to % higher for mid
ding upands
FIOUR-More active and 80 better, 6 soar 90
for extra State, chiefly s S0@6 95, Z 46@7 IS fol-
extra II o, 1868 80 for trade brands Mar
ket clo.iug, no sales at inside quotations.
WHISKY-Unsettled at 96@93 for State and
western. t..H.-
WHEAT-In better request and fully 20 hight e,
for Mil club, 4Sk, smutty do, 670l 81 fer
winte- red western inside prize for infsrio., 50
al 81 for old do
RYE-More active and lower; 2s@l 22k.
BARLEY-More active, chiefly for State at
l 42@l 45.
CoRN-H avy, holders offered to sell at | &c
without buyers,
0ATS-Mors active aud shade timer at 81 4
@92.
W0OL-Firm ana in fair demand at 75G63 for
pulled.
HOdS-Fair and good demand
COFFEE-Quiet -
SUGAR-Firm at l31@l4x for New Orleans
l211, MuscovadO Havana l3k
MOLASSES-Steady
PETR0LEUM-Firmer, refined in bond 46@47
crude for February 32k.
PORK-Quist and without material change,
1909 barrels new for Earch and April at % SO
and 1000 bbls de, % rs,
BEEF-More active ut COL mess 4@b prime,
lO@l4 for repscked mess, and l5@l6 for extra
CUT MEATS-Soarce and quiet, 7H@7X for
shoulders and l01@l2 for ham
BACON SIDES-Less active, lO@l0A for
western.
DRESSED HOGS-Some frmsr 9a9 l-2 "
western.
LARD-Less active and very 6rm at IL @l3H
and IA for very choice new Also 1000 bbls for
February and March at Ia.
$50 bbls for February and March at Is l-2@l4
BUTTER-2?@T for Ohio and 27@32 for
State.
CHEESE-s'eady at 1915 for common to
prime
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CUMBERLAND IrEMs.-On Monday even
ing last We left here for Cumberland, and
after very agreeable trip over the Balti:
more Ohio Railroad, were safely landed
in Maryland. .... ....-..., A-ro o--
Cumberland is at present very well filled
with troops. Although the streets swarm
with soldiers, the town is exceedingly quiet,
no depredations whatever being commit
ted.
FAGen. Kelly's headquarters are now at
Cumberland, and the General and staff are
there As may be expected, all have their
hands full of business at present The Gen.
eral has been quite i'll for the past month,
and, to do Justice to himself, should take q
few months recreation But like hero,
be continues at his post and discharges his
arduous duties promptly and faithfully.
For the past week or two the residents
of the town have been considerablyEexer
cised about the movements Of the Oonfeder
ates, and at one time many of them left for
safety. Owing to the good engineering Of
Gen. Kelly, Fitzhugh Lees plans were
frustrated, and New Creek and Petersburg
saved from invasion.
The statement which has been made about
the troops being ready TO fly to the woods
- oa,o of nm advance On tho norf ~ 7 % ,,,o
were assured was false, and SANDER upon
the soldiers stationed there. On the con
trary, every preparation was made to meet
the enemy, and warm reception was in
store for him. Said one to us, eve We're
spilia' for fight after Tuesday,
At New Creek we were greeted by a
number of the Battery "boys" Capt. Car
lin's.) They are comfortably quartered at
this point, and seem to be in fine spirits
We observed quite number of them en-
joying mornings skate on the creek near
by. The creek was in good skating order,
the ice being solid and smooth, and the
merry crowd glided to and fro in manner
highly creditsble to WheeliDgite cor any
other man" We regretted that our time
would not permit us to stay longer with
them, but trust we may have an opportuni-
ty to do so at an early day.
The first Virginia is now at Petersburg
anxiously awaiting for something to turn
up" We understood that the regiment
would soon be removed to New Creek
This will he good moUe, for the boys, at
least, as they would then enjoy better mail
facilities, which, by the way, is no small
item with the soldier.
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Ii Is ASTONISHING the amount Of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co, do. One of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles Of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of tho best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestngs.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
CITY for taste and style. nov IA .Gm
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GoTTLcHALK's CoNcERT.-The first grand
concert of the Gottschalk Brignoli troupe,
atWashington Halllast evening, was a very
pleasant affair, Those present seemed to
be perfectly delighted with the entertain
ment, and this fact, in connection with the
fine spirits and oblging behavior of the ar.
tistes and their magnificent music, tended
to render the concert one of the most truly
delightful ever held in Wheeling. ..i7 /,
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Jan. l4tb.-Ths dis
patch steamer Newbern has arrived from
of Wilmington, n. c., she left the feet on
Monday last at which time the gunboai
Iron Age was grounded and under the fire
Of the rebel land batteries ON the Eastern
shore ct the entrance Of Wilmington har-
Dor, the Ainnn0soota. had g9ne TO her assist
A specisi to the Tribune from Sandusky
18th, reports the, arrival of Gen. Terry ane
staff with the lst brigade Sd division Gil
army corps. A portion Of the troops have
crossed the Bay on the ice to Johnson
Island.
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n DEDICATION AT BELLAIRE.-The new NJ.
E. Church in Bellaire will be dedicated to
the service Of Almighty God, on the oath OF
this month. DR.. G. A. Holmes, P. E., of
Uniontown district, Dr. T. G. Pershing,
President of Pittsburg Female College, and
Dr. s. H. Nesbit, Editor Pitttsburg Advo.
cate, are expected to oficiate on the occa
zion. r-r IN"
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The PERSON who bought the cake at the
Supper of the German Lutheran Church at
Washington Hall, on the 23d ult, which
was on glass stand, labelled j. Il G..
Bayha, will confer favor upon these
gentlemen by leaving it at their bakery on
Market street.
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W. II. OLDHAM, Esq, will practice in the
Supreme Court in Appeals in this city, and
in all the Courts Of Marshall and adjoining
counties. Mr.. Oldham is one of the lead
ing lawyers of the State, and anything we
could say would add nothing to his already
fine reputation.
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AN OLD DEBT COLLECTED.-Near two
years ago pilot on a boat plying on our
river contracted debt Of some seventy.
five dollars at clothing house in this city.
As the debtor was supposed to be good Tor
almost any amount, he was not called on for
some time. He refused to pay the bill,
however, when called upon, owing to poiti.
cal differences, and for the past year the
clothier has been "aunning' him every time
his boat came to our landing. Nothing
could be done with the debt, and it was
given up 70 lost.
The other day boat landed at our wharf,
and collector for the clothing store ja
question, went aboard to collect bill from
the clerk. A bill was presented to the
clerk, when that gentleman looked at it,
and asked if it was all right? Being as
sured that it was, the money was handed
over. which, without bling counted, was
placed in the wallet of the collector Ber
ing III no particular huit3 VIZ NN'i =
seated himself before the stove and made
himself comfortable for time, after which
he concluded to stroll around the boat. He
had not proceeded far when he met his OLD
friend, the pilot, (who it appears had
changed boats) and spoke to him about the
debt and received his usual answer. Turn
log round, the collector searched all his
pockets for the bill against the pilot, but
search proved useless.
When just about TO leave, the collector
thought to look over his bills again, when
he found the bill against the clerk of the
boat This explained the matter, The clerk
had paid the pilot bill, as the money proved
when co united This reused the pilots dan,
der, and it was some time before he could
be paci6ed. He swore he would never
agree to have one cent Of the money charg-
ed to him. After the matter was explained
and the pilot understood it was collected
by mistake, and not because there was any
doubts about his honesty, be concluded to
let the money be charged to his account
The collector left in high glee, and reported
results at head quarters, where bis story
was not credited until the money wa:
shown.
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REcRUITs.-Some twenty-five or thirty
new recruits tor old regiments, were, yes
tsrday mustered in by Capt. Thorpe. Re-
cruiting is progressing very favorably here
abouts, and the quota will soon be filled.
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STRAGeLBRs.-About fifty or sixty strag'
glers, belonging to General Terry's bri-
gade, have been picked up within the past
day or two. They were yesterday forward
ed to the command
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ST.. NlcHoLAs.-This is the name of an
A, No. l. house in Cumberland, Nd, s,
Laman, Proprietor and E. Thrashsr1 Clerk,
Travellers win do well to note this fact aud
oyern themselves accordingly.
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The Circuit Court Adjourned yesterday
until the 10Th inst, when it will be com
menced by Judge Ollie, of the Second Dis
trict
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! z NEW YORK, Jan l4.-The Commercial
ADVERTISER infimates thata powerful steam
eris building at this port, ostensibly for .
tug, but ifailowsd to get away will be
found engaged in very different business
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The WEATHER yesterday was still mora
moderate, and the snow and ice melted
away considerably.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE large -four
mill of N. Spencer Thomas at the cerner OF
Market and the Germantown road was to
tally destroyed by fir. this morning. Sew.
eral adjoining properties were destroyed
Loss $50, 600, insurance less than 5000.
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NOTICE IN CHA NICER

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MAR
i shall county, West Virginia, Richard
NJ Messick and Mary Bell, his wife; The
ron H BLACKWELL and Mary B. his wife
Benjsmin F. Martin and John n. Reed -
Administrators of Isaac Hoskinson's
estate, Joseph Tomlinson, Samuel P. Ba- Q
ker and Caroline l. his wife, Abelard B. =
Tomlinsom, Eloiza l.. Newman, Rhoda =
P Biggs in her own right and Admins 3
tratrix of Thomas Biggs estate, Elizabeth q
H. Biggs, Lewis Tomlinson, Joseph Tom
linson, Lemuel NJ. Wells, James Burns
and Elizabeth T, Burns his wife Rolla n.
Wells and Drusills b his wife VIM. B.
McMahan, Robert Tomlipsou, Geo. Tom
linson, Joseph Toulinson, Isaac Tomlin-
SON. Jas. Storm, and Sally Sun his wife.
Rmms Virginia Fink and Issdora Lavoisa
Fink. infant children Of Samantha Fink,
deceased. and jackson Rec !, administra-
de bonts non on the estate of Sam'l Tom
inion, p'ceased.
The Pls,ntifs and Defendants above named il
said eau. nd all others interested therein VII,
ara not known are hereby notified that have FIX
ed upon the 18th day of January next to take ant
settle, at the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Marshall County, the account ordered to be take
/ nv the decree rendered in sail cause at Ssptem
Der term 1853, Of sad court; and If not cempetst
on that day an adjournment will be made fror
time to time until completed; at which time an
place You can attend if you think proper,
Given under my hand as Commissioners m Chan
cary in said cause, this Sd day of December, LEO:
JAMES D. MORRIS, Com'r
dec l0wat.
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Gold Quotations.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IL.
GOLD Market, opened at 53N advanced
to IS and closed quiet at SAN G5b'
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g Some of the rebel prisoners have lately
manifested considerable holiness, naming q
dayton which they intend to reach Canada.
Vague rumors regarding the future mtvs-
ments of troops but nothing is definitely
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DOMESTIC DYES.

A FULL assortment Of the above Dyes, to arrive.
N T. Ii. LOGAN & 90, and LOGAN LIST y &C
decS0
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Tavern for Rent.

THE well known house now occupied by George
Dusch in Market Square, I'd Ward, will be for rent
from the first of next April For terms apply to the I'M
dersigned on the premises, or to NJ Reilly, Main ST.
Jan. 1T. OWEN SHEHE.
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ESSENCE cnEEEE.

En gross. Hummels; SO gross. Pelix's just rsosssd
w and for sale by M. RALLt.
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CUMBERLAND IrEMs.-On Monday even
ing last We left here for Cumberland, and
after very agreeable trip over the Balti:
more 4 Ohio Railroad, were safely landed
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Easo Tsnnessss Relief soeisty.

Ttis tl6,asiakl Iikt - ssetss aaa eeeArrsness
In East Tennessee eonhested With the war, sboald
Be fAshFngly recorded and preserved In vieN Of
tia fact tbs EsaeutIFe csnnltfss u the East Ten
nsasau RslEcs Asociafipn hare decided TO do whst
they can towards thai end Al ritiseha who have
shsrst u arr sesises s. iFaassctloas q fpeel ~
tersif xfswiak ont - ths Nst and ioaAted b Est
Tesnsssse eF WHO have lssa psssenal observers IL
ssch fnssfees arr therefore Feqassted = put their
rss0eAisa4 n pfitsg sad sFeakmt Their nsFfatisss
20 the Society fcF safs keeping. Al ssssmiznies-
tisns shossa be pesenparisd b. fespoAsiblz nafne
asd bs sddresssd % Jbis Is. Pleasing. ESQ. Esrrs-
tsEyf q sEthgr ssenbsE e the Rasaiiys cons-
nlttts 49, apF2s4f
.Fross IL EsezgiEs R1se Aprii g tsss
It uiiF - lksa 81 resssssre Is aeottts c6fumn
tkst ne EWs Teanssseh kfliH Society rfopn.eA
thrmskh - ExecntiFe ceamisfsA 4 become q eaI-
iscfof shd dspeeilsfg q falseipt nsrrsflyn hAV-
Ing stfssence - IS lf,uhiA II tfs phkt 81 The
s8anifr dnysng fhe jass tbfa4 seask II s plainly
daslrs1Els thai saeh tApAd ts done NhiIa Tie
ncrasstaca 81 the trg ARE ~ esh = the n,ieie q
lhssr pi,Tt1es pnd vi. tksy Who hsYe aetsa q
suffered II iHtefesilHe snd nsrsfAhlt sasHsk slall
epfyiye, Ard e theFs 4 - tlstszieai Haeiely II
khss FfFi q lhs totalz, Eifle III Sc u e e eelleei
and Tg4fefee saEh nasf&tfse tAszs n n eb9ia11
pseesisgf 81 m Helief Epeies9 nnds ishine lhss
daty, filAepfh 4 Ees act res q e soEeiaal par.
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chsnssry csurl. ssIanlIls.
Robert ilalss s. gaanad Htary md N

rs ssls sarsis sppeessas snssl spurisimst's bill
10 eeaaess hipself - :eaidm hesaisd de hmIss q
Iho stase - that Ne ossinNFg = &c Laws can
not te served "a hla IL IS eEeua that pahjisakon
l. snaea fog fear saoeensiFs sril IN sha Knozxiis
Wig, net lag he sid desendsnt = appear 81 che
aaxi Ehancery Cpast - - kehi ~ The Gesu1 House
ID sexjeFFla On sha thsa AEcnasy % Jsly aexi and
e aasle wil ts isksn IS eeisssa cad SCI Ter kssF-
ing tx psrts a % Kim, sstsi as.se = 81
ap2est pfsse =. G.LANNlNo. 9. q d..
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:. THE asssnsant = A Ramseyg aaiua RoRr sish-
s n a. ms a iAe e,sf aara6 SAlts SsseF3nknt
sSssafe b 81 biHf Il b etdefsd That palcafsaa
be uanas Coz four Successive weeks IN the KnoxSille
Ehix nosifying sai dtfenakHi 70 appaaF before tle
CkAacey Cosr4 ~ Knoxville, on the hrst Monday e
.oseesf nest tAsa and theRaae MIKE his asfcnse @
fhs bsil or The sne Ail Be taken Cor eonsesse& s.
: saksss saA 50 f0s heaFing "a pArte
z a eoFg cf the asdeF.
nsys-tpfss p. a. DEADERIcKs Ca
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George Iaplsr. rs Henry GihseR Aitdek.
Hees Hiil
IT Appearing 10 isssefi sesIeA efAis Master thss
fe dtfsndaht u Tbs esseSs nesF-tesdtft % this
Sssfes Il IL sFsisrea iisnf psshi<ssion h anAae IN
Browaiov ksexEille NhiR ard Rebel ysnailateF.
hotifyag said eezdanf 20 aflslf - ear nsxs fAan-
Gerry cpgrt 10 Il held ~ he asz hsssasy afeE shc
soafsh Monsiay % asps Hexk ,an4 maAs kIs aelasse
or tke sAns VIII b tkken fog eoagzsea SD 81 faf
spTss,-st sisss NIX wurTsoE. c.4M.
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THE a,faaaat A. G. piaralea hsing ho~ 81
sens fFou tie ssa3s ef Teaaeesee thsi the Ogdi.
il ordra shaG pal lisatioa BE nasas 60 foef Eaees
sive wes Il IN the Knpxriiie Whig. notifying said
aelsaaaas b aspeaf ktfsre TIE Chsarery Ceart 81
KnoxriIie. on the Erst Monday 81 ociobsF Hezt
then and there 10 make ts defense % DO III. -
The sae I'll - tak1n o. osnsssaa ~ - sts md
SCI fof haasfng ex psrte.
80 espy o. he ersers
pyi-ss Pc D = DEADkRIcks Ga \
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TE<faf elsIhsl a. alsdesis sys the deitnlsAt Is
isdsMsf = hkns and - 4esetAas tkee - srsi.
sssty 5sfecetb & TIE aw esnnps i sssFsa upca him.
having skaalna1 So efie hal a' sxainst the
esszse &C ska fe1ssi&al rad GsAfeAtls before
1ssaa6 nsafy sesiiea e ~ Hs<zs ~ Bs6uat
eoana I'D tAs ekiae hasing ets lssstl 81 di pro-
eea4st ls 8 tnAsEs II 1sid iseikt t1al the aflsa-
tis SSlk aSs h ucspkse naxt IL vi Sc pF1tpeslsd
with q; ~ fs& lttl<4 etsseff - aid dnatIce
has II = Ie - So lsshSd q ~ kfexvslls y h;k
ser esat - Sstks. tn ID as q April
.' spsss bsss sksizs HraKY.J. 4.
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AW Armstraas. adm'r a s. Lariaia cocke
"a ~ D. Feoaeisco Il ais.

THE asssndanaa. w. B. Rancisca Il. G. GiIies-
he and his wife Laura and inc Coehe Are non-res-
dents of the State, - shown 10 the I'LL; u Is or
Sered that publication Be made for foaF saeoessye
weeks In the Knoxvilie Wig notifying said defen-
aanfs 10 appear before the Csneery Court II kBoz.
vile on tk Rrst Monday a oetoker neat then snd
there 70 make their defense % the bil o. the sams
vii Be taken for eonfsa1 AZ 10 hifn and 81 foE
bearing ex rErte
A copy Of the order:
nyT-4t pas D. A. DEADEhICk, GAN
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Attachmsnt.


THE plaiatiG on alziegiE says the defendant 4
indshssd te him and % Aheecsas OF cancsA htHseii
thai tn ordinary process Of law caaast Be serses
spon him having cbtsined Ru ofiaina nftachhssui
eeais.t he aaAts II tbs defsA5aht a1as setuFaHbls
bSfors Jsma Henry, Justies q the Peaea feF
BlosRt ecanty, aBd Iha saaas haging ken iesis4 aa
his propSfys Il h ORDERED By sid Justice that he
defendant appesT before him q Is ctaes N Louis
Be proceeded With ex4parse Hh further oFdeFad
by aid Iusties that this soios Be pakshea % he
xnoEviIls Wing ief four consecutive weeks Thii
nyT.4s pss JANIS EENRY, III
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TIE defsadsns n SSlouishs Being an inhahsf-
eat ef GeaFgia ~ shoNn II the hills u L srfeFed
that pehls.sstn Be made Cor f5aF saeeestse weeks
In he EAsxriiis Wig notisying saiA GefenaaHi -
np,esr beIs.ge the Chancery Coart a Knoxviie. ca
the arss Maaasy of October next then and there 70
fks hs dafetse 10 the tl OF tAs same viii be -
ken for eSnfsea Is 70 hins and 81 feE ssaElEg e.
par1e,A
a copy Of the order:
i-ys-tf pl{s D. 4. DEApKRIcK, CAN.
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ss9e4 1 s ts 'l4 I'LL ~ a.sse. -
ERE him IL abfAes 81 feel. 7iI:s "a ~ ss -
81 SCI lte f.1ki. - i ssi4 N <.sh -
80 y.ss sk3iza nkSllr. ]. =
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aga Il m 81 Is h.ss NE 5kAt hs g hbspoll.is
16l Setk1t - <sftef aeoA hIsA k4tfns -.
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ske dslsadanI ns6a \ IS " james lentfs
: 1azlse = he tNncs - bles,is eoaele So ~
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