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New ARRANGEMENTS,

The wBIs win, IN the fsiare be pablishsd 81 -
per year, payable ISyANAHLf IN ADVANCE The
undersigned are the prOrriesors Cor Che next two
yeArA two Of the partners editing aad Mr.. H1ws
superiniendihg the Otsoe, and conducting Snd con-
trolling the internal Affairs and basinsss ma1taFs.
There win, a. no blatant day, be aess and COM
piete JOB ofioe connected with The extablishment
and then We shall Be prepared 70 DO all kinds Of Deb
Work, upoh short notice.
The Vino, therefore. win 60 on, and instead Of
being closed cut BY change In she occupation Of
the principal Editor, Il viii be more permanently
sstablishea than heretefoFO This issue Is the hsst
Ct The volume by the new hrm, and under the INV
AERASeElIExTx We shall have the besi aayersis-
ing medium in al The eoantry and therefore solicit
he continued supper Of al whe are friendly 10 our
cznse and desire their advertisements 70 Be seen and
reaa hy al men And all who want profitable,
ttrAight-ouL independent Union paper would do
well 10 subscribe a. once.
BRowxLow, HAws & Co.
Fsbrsayy u, 1895.
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The Senatorial Question.

The General Assembly which eonvens ia Nash
vile on the FIRST Monday IN next month, win Be
called upon TO elect two Senator's in Congress. One
viii Be chosen from Middle or West Tennessee the
Other from East Tsaassses. E&sf Tennessee viii
leave the members Of the other two divisions Of the
Stste 10 present their man, ard she viii support
him confident that none other than loyal and true
mae will be offered
East Tennessee viii present Horace Maynard a.
her choice, and a. the man who, by bis unwayering
loyalty active industry hns sbIIises experiences in
legislation, high standing and large influence in
other States viii be most likely 70 serve the Interest
Of Tennsssos 10 our National Legslstnre He has
resided quarter Of century in this town--hAs
served sz years in Congrsss, with honor 20 himself
and usefulness 20 the country and bis interests are
thoroughly identified with the interests Of Tennes-
sec, but especially those Of Eastern Tennessee. No
mAA has stronger claims upon the Legislature for
this distinguished position than NJ. Maynard, and
We feel confident that the loyal members Ct the
whole State viii take this view Of the Eubject and
sCt accordingly.
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Capt. Geo. W. Keith.

We have seen several gentlemen who were recent
~ in the counties Of Morgan and Scott From
them We learn that this gentleman the candidate Of
the URipa party tas the Senate IN Scott Morgan,
Fentress and 0verson b doing excellent service IN
the good cause This is what al Rould expect Of
Captain Keith who are eosversant with The coarse
he hes pursued SINGS The inception Of the ineaiely
internal Shareholders rebellion.
In 1851, Captain Keith was elected 70 tho lower
branch Of the Tennessee Legislature. Instead Of
going 20 Nashville % take his scat In the LegislA-
turs be crossed the mountains with full company,
and enlisted IN tbs I'd Teanesse Infantry which he
materially aided Ia recruiting. A few months ago
Captain X. was mustered out Of the service, AFTER
hoaorAbly serving thrae years.
Daring the time be was fighting Cor the Union,
the traitors took from bis farm severaHhonsAnd dol
lars worth Of property. Besides fhis, his son was
many months Ia q rebel prison.
Captain X. has fer the effects Of the Treason Of
the South, and win, as Legislator, do al in his
POwer 70 punish traitors and make treason OdiOaa.a
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OBITUARY.

Nh, sseosd daughter Of D. aad n. & Tuner. Of
Rssas county disd February leth 1885, d he age Of
hrss yAfs ssvsa maaths sad tvssty says, Afsr pain
al las Of - hours aa4 tSg days lAssf JOaS AEEH-
AspEa Son u ths psssss 1t Tia ags Of two ostas
ard twenty tfes days. asf ysrJ brief sad Paiafa ~
asss
saAass, ken and nssmpFsasnsbls he stroke. 10
Be sudarsd By lsEiaR and devoted paEssts Surely The
wsys Of PFVSidsaes ara past finding cat
LIstls Bessie lived osg ssosgh u Sad place in The
love and sestoa sf all ~ae kas~ b=F. bat died too
to develops Into fainsss Of ne hs say promise which
she displayed sniy % b inferred With bss remains.
Tks iittis tssetef hand IN had, ls the sSFns
sf tias sd wiagsa thsIF Eight 10 The felicity u he
fstars state
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pssbls s aes hsaf % pfsssiszs koN = 4 VS. fDur
yssfs @. sseh ID fstsidssl, and isss 20 than The
Isadess tappess secndoa has been hssssniag De
death e ne fS1slS grssfsa god aad Tennessee
yin, IL lew days lend lar hand nobly 70 behsad
Ing him gss sons worshippsrs viii lisssr st The
old shrine and cry .Csssy oh, uuSsyp But, a.
naab - cs9egeons On a visit 70 South Casolns
With shsrnan.
jet dsnt stand % high - he dill once with many
Of ohaSsy's friends. tie ssys be win eonacribs
samba ard many sAy Il he dos, they are done with
Jea and his eobfsdsracy. But they win have
hard this d Il where Jsf has the ropes on EN-, Tor
he has strikers enough 70 ASss,d sp and rops b
many enc YET He wiz sssp OF the evil day - iqng
- be can hoping sousshisg wIll tara Up, bat When
pressed zoo sIoss, win run TIE blockade and lc4vs
the matter with The great peaos commissioner
Grant, sherman 4 Go. Thus win sud he reign o.
terror, which, no dsabs he's been prolohged By en-
emiss and serni-enemi@ 10 the government behind
the Union armies, who ought 70 have Been sent to
Asecesh and exchanged for tbousaads there who
srgbstssF fsiends 70 The government and fssl what
have and they would, ere long, mot choose an
other drop II Il was swsetensd,r even Ike the -
eapsd prisoners corn bread. AMoUs.
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skeaenirsa maa dFasssa q niiilssg, whom Be
eefiia anae1 s. aifteedlE, The nsan fspllod. Gst.
tzlnly 90 uaiae foldlsl. 1Gf viii saff4nai =
Hs s5Ib g b 6eekec4l kisdt. Wilson aztsl
BIN NAel 81 Ms doing fAsfs std where 81 bes
ienss1 ID replied - Wss II he tsessi sefsiee u
sha a5sefn1i6aA and did 10 tss6ea 10 any com.
snsfsd he said Tiers ~eks 4ulla number 81 thagr
SD that thsy Nsfo eampad i1al over ihs hiIL He
askrA fhe Lenlsaaht % e 8 Tie top ef TIE hi Ntt
him He WaaId cal shs asnsl HI esamaad. vac
NSaid toafinea hsm shet De uas 81 fight fdsal
wilson took IL inaa u 4 aes1a near BIZ and found
Hven him y. 3. Navy fexoiysf, and lafgs Navy
uatiass. The LisntehGst brought him % keadquaf-
tsss, end placed him IL Gloss eoahnemsn;. He vas
searched and 10 following articles feand upon hiia
A daily Journal Of his sfA9els from RIehmoed -
Lcadon, II which The foseerng c0ntalns ~ thal i
important.
One silver watch--oH hand
One photograph 70 prisoner
ti,i00 Confsdefasa m0aey--oa hand.
A small amount ef u. s. monsy--on hand.
One navy fsvofser, %. 8. lila uss By oar troops
Ons Roman sWgfd-1ln uss By or iFoupa.
Yery respectfully,
Your ctedisnt sarvank
L. 3. PUWRLL+
MAJOR y q. II. A., Com. Pest, Loudon, Tenn.
iat L1EUF. W. 8 BaApFoRD,
ID o. A A.A.A.0y ID Brig. tth Div. 2sd A. o..
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The ATTEMPTED sulclde.

Col. Anderson, the prisoner on trial Cor attempt
ing 10 release the rebel prisoners In Camp Douglas
who shot himself oa Sunday, Is sti living, and his
physicians, Drs blackburn and Tiplsr, thinks there
il probability Of his recovery. The bah has not
been, and probably win not BE- extracted, but after
being removed 10 st. Johns Hospital, Sunday
afternoon, and nights reposs he has been quite
comfortable
The following communication corects an inaccu-
racy that crnpt into account Of the incident yea
terday morning;
CiseIssAFI, Feb. 20.
Mr.. Editor. La this mornings issue find some
inaccuracies, arising from the circumstances under
which tho notes were taken, IN the account Of the
attempted suicide Ct Mclean Barracks
i was called 10 sec Col. Anderson, and found him
suffering a. much mentally as physically. He spoke
freely IN presonce Of bis fslow prisoners Of the act
ha bad committed and asked IL Be could BE- forgiven
This took place before the arrival Of Major Burnett
In his conversation with the Major, he but once al
iuded 70 his act and that vas when he admitted
having said and done many foolish things, q but
since have given my parole ] have done nothing
% violate Il, unless this act do 80 and know now
that 1t il q crime Thh remark, misapurahenieA.
has been the sole Foundation for the belief Of his
impenitauce feel Il but lust 10 make this state
mcnt, sa his conversation with the Major was on
an entirely different subject and called forth no
othar expression except the casual one have men.
toned lie believed he had not long tos live, but
yielded 70 the win Of tho Surgeon 20 have him re-
moved, soon be received any hope Of recovery.
i. I. CoLLIEs, v. q.
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The 18th Tennessee that lefs Athens the ether day,
In pursuit Of the gaerEIlAs who destroyed the Depot
at little Philadelphia and robbed the eitizans gen.
ernly overlook The villains killed Sin Of them and
captured The horses, mules leather and goods they
had taken. That wss good WORK, but Il would
have been better work Il our men had burned sv-
cry rebel hoase whsfe the gusrriIlas we're hsrborsd
This We shall have 70 do
Our Heme Guards, under Captain Nhiss, killed
the two Hqeess last week, in the lower and Of
Grainger county. They hAd been very bad men,
and deserved death long ago. Put them through u
fast As you end them, and destroy the houses whsre
they are concealed and fed.
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Card

swnETvArEz, TxsE, Jaa. 81, 1sss.
The undsrsigpod citizens Of sweetwstsr and VI
eighty learning that Mr.. John Il. NeTntyre, 3
member Of the Tooth o. Y. L, has hsan ordered
ffom his post among a, where be harrison for the
last ss months engaged In the purchase of Quarter
master stores for The government greatly panied
BY she announcement and feel that some testime-
hial Of our high appreciation Of his worth - sol
der snd high toaed gentleman L due him from Us
Il therefore affords n greus pleasure 10 testify that
In the midst 81 cvil strife and diversity Of opinions
he has 50 conducted himsels beth IN his business
transactions and In the social circle as 10 via the
esteem and confidence u I'll With whom he has come
In contscL Our bet wishes aecOmpsny him 10 bis
new esld Of usefulness and may The eholoasa blss-
sings Of Heaven rest upon bin, b bar moss sincere
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SwEETwATBH, Feb. l, 1895.
n @. W. calves, g. n. ESOns A. p. Gabses, assai
others:
GKxTLKMEs-fom card complimentary 10 the
undersigned hes been tecsiyed. and he would beg
leave % return thanks for ths msnneF in which biz
efforts IA discharge bic duties have bean noticed.
Since tAea be hsa been ordered 70 remain in his
present position. Hoping that the future may h
- pleasant - he past and when this terrible muir
dsring rebellion is put down. and the spring time Of
peace comes arcand smiling In beauty ossr he land,
the aeids arraysd in their richest yendnrs tn nOw-
srs warmed BY her bFeath-spring into lise tonjOy
brighter exisssnosan u things above and arOdnd
rejoicing In the return Of our once happy And
bright sunshine days q peacs and prosperity, that
We may then rejoice in and appreciate great and
frsa country e che wish Of yor most obeiisnt ssr
yans JoHx H. McISTYRE.
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The Result.

The vote for Ratification, carried on the z7d ult4
by something near eoooo vote, majority Of all the
voters IN the State 1t The time The ticket for
Governor and members Of the General Assembly, Il
Is believed has carried BY stu larger yOsa and b
Of course elected
The Legislature. under The amended Constitution,
meets on Monday, the % day Of next month. Let
every member elect be there and IN order % this,
Ies the members at distance say. ffom East Tea
nesseo, start Dew days in adsaaee Of the messing
on the Sd d April, 20 as 30 Be On hand and take
part In the organization Of each house. and In the
great and glorious work Of restoring cur old State
toorder again. The signs are al favorable LET us
improve the occasion offered for good.
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ssVsOhAsVA As1 A@0Sss3 NwAo o@1 0AAss
MssSs Eaisors Though nst being accustomed
to write for the public ere however, ] have con-
eiaaed, while comparatively IDLE to seribble little
on the greA. subjsc. that has Agtated the country
for four dreadful yeAr which l. At your discretion
without any cast but 70 cast aida II yoa have no
use for Il
TOsay that The reoeliisa has made great and
wicked war i only saying that which has been sAid
thousand times and more and many have fell its
sorrows and paaEh JET = eaat % eaily rsAiHed'--
MIA al ae cFi'naoAsa oAttleneida, smoke and
roaring eannons eursang shsih ana deadly mis-
shss' s1OAn., a'eoains. Oylas sAa os.as sos.'e'eo
broken aha eefeavsd la'hi'es aehins' hsssy nsass.
ana ssreAmae sy~, H4 oss.s'a'ionA, ssaiA' Aho
sorsove sehs = aheNn' aha tne - Ht'ne, lf0'a
she seenes o. conflict and army eperAs'oas Tor al
this lhets Aare.alsi rssPOlaiOl'y anu
the iasseF O when many o. me gshsy are TO
csis,ns' ana etne,s VIZ 70 : sssy sFeA1 sA'sns =
.aA nie, ins rsn'sS'S WI = 9uaps"se2 "a
'As ssl'l' nl.'eA no,s ,ue seHs1 AHa .A,e1.
s0ss nos 49, sAe 10 y - IS = ,Oe-'t sni'
'oPo"s,Un -. i0t ~ 'a.s 'e"' "i- 80
''Oa' rebellion F@ee0os sses''e'l nr'1 'Aush. ana
praesseo ~ the aeyli ana iAlhef q es opened the
nOod on carnage ana osalh upon 'als once happy
country Inc imPaoas Sdsa q some thss uoe made
sais war, dont believe hsa SANDER. Soms Of
tue religious rebels say ne ade Il 70 sAsAeiish slave
~ more permanently. aoh the Lord q for rs %
danger have told some Of them II he wa be
bad queer way q shoviaEte The truth "A u
came the other direction kxeited, maddsned Pe-
iisacal denAsOges determined 70 rule or rini ne
gro-wOrshippsrs and svsn ministers through ana
bsion and vAinelory taught and preached REBELLION
and treason, esisd, THE sword and blood 70 shs
death The soas demanded, reckon, "tor whom
the determine 70 destroy hey aFss make mad. ~
Such became the willing instruments and pre-
claimed from stump aud pulpit and cried IN deatA,
"behold The trso gois---Jea, Cotton, and the Ne
gss-oF But hks Baais wo'shippsn many have
cried IN vain,
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BIeunt County Vote.

We have no. received the Fesuras ffom Rlouni
county, bat learn there waaa good vote pOiled 80.
ing oves the vote Of The aad Of February. Blount
always comes up right.
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To,e OF GraInger OOunty.

We have heard from only three precincts 10
Granger county. The vote b Increased over that
Of the aad Of February, and promises, when the
returns come IN, 10 foot up good yots.
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First National Bank.

We wish 70 call our readers attention 10 the card
Of this bank 10 this weeks Issue There il no safer
investment or one that pays better, and We woald
Sdvise friends 70 invest in this loan, and thereby
materially aid the Government, and help 70 put
down rebellion.
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The vote Of Nashville for Governor and moan
bss Of the Geaerai Assembly, was s7sl an increase
over the last vote. We have no oshsr returns from
Middle Tennessee.
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FlOarIshInr School.

Capt. BiOuns Of Cleveland, has is7 scholars in
biz new school at that place, and eli Is prosperity
with The institution. He Is arst class teacher. See
his advertisement
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gOVernment Claim once.

Claims for horsz and equpage lost in service col
lectsd Informal Vouchers collected claims Cor pro-
whether receipts have teen givea of not Ordinances,
QpkrtePmssseFs and Commisaaryls returns inside
olt; etoppags Of pay removed; Certificates 0f non
Indebtedness obtained for officers from al the De-
paFsmsnts il Washington city, BY LEARY Nc
KEKzAS. Oface on Gay street, over Rayfs Book
st0ra, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Booksi Booksl Books,

There Il box Of one hundred copies Of @Brown-
lows book on the Rebellion fcr sale At the Office
of the KxoxvILLR Vino. Persons Wishing 10
purchase can apply Al aid oiaoe
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oar Paner IN the Future.

Our paper win hereafter appear regularly, and Be
sent cut 70 subscribers As our mail facilities may al
low. Let those who wish 70 subscribe come forward
nov, and begiu With the volume. Those At dis
lance can enclose The money by NAIL and their or
8ers win be attended 10 PunctaaIly.
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ATTACHNHNT

tsfttN Aa4eR - AteAasN =. aarsaEts.
efsHE PLAINTIFF, oN AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE
~ asitndAs, L indebted % ha, and - asseanls thA
We eftssy pseccs4 " laH easnet Be served upon kia
Aasing ssainad eFeai starhment against the saAts
q Tie asisadAnt nals rsseFnabls Aefsrs W. waasS
daspe Of she Peaee Tor AaasFsea es and the sAaas
las ke issiea hss property 4 = erdszea By said
Jastss st the dtsenaat appear bolars hin a his uoo
b ellataa, % tAe p aA7 % Jane. ls6A he
VA y Psscesd VIII PEFsa. II b farshcr srdsFed
ths his aetips b vesAa feE fear eaeeessvs weeks
nsssls.is sisss WV. WALLACE. Up.
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kaOnvIIls, Tssas.sss, March ., ICES,

LOUIS McIilAuELIN is authorized % act as eur
agent along the whole Pacific coASt His saarsss
e. San Francisco, CAiifofnia,
G. s. HuHBARn. of New Haven, uonRecsient Is
our regularly appointed Agent 30 receive saheerip-
liens foF our paper in that State.
The Vine can Be had every week Al the News
DEPOT 81 x. II. Singleton, Post OtFice Building
Nashville Tenn.
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GENERAL ORDER
dEN 1hAL VhUEA.
0rFIcE PnoVOsr MARSHAL aES'L OF L. TIM,
KnoxvEls Tenn, March 4. 1885,
GENERAL Orders No. 5.


GENERAL Orders No. B.
has besn reported 70 tAs CAGE many nssrhAats
this ety. hatng permits trade, asposng 81 their sOods
aisleya aed loyal Perseas ae fhts Abase Of TIE tie a.
Of ne aeFsfnnshi calls foe PrcmPt and innsdais
Tea Nc psFsens Gosed FureAAse gods she net
oys e ne GATED stst 6eTssanssi n al eases uasrs Ne
syAf oEeii knoHn - be beyon4 suesscn, TIE
caaa asuid % b sStabahrd ~ he ssas rrocL
This shou1 h ~ ~ dDne ~ he merchant beftc hs
goods PaFelaapd be supposed hat the Agents
u Treasury Department sop inquire o The syAiJ
Of evegy p<sea vo asks for permit TIE et Of ter hav
Tag b u sale va As eqasl4srca Pg5sa scfs ssbsnes e
Aeir Legality Aay Psrsea vslang this Greer WI torfs Ms
per, and wn suhees h1ssa . csasseasien e his s0e
and seeh other pgnihhmszi - Tie Aay require.
IL u hereby made he 4aty 81 Al eeex IN tie m6tkFy
serxs and az Il the feasaFy Depkrme uhsfgrsf
ssy DAD ptoas akng Roo4s heir ASases. wtAsas
pEuPsr psf em ths agan e ne easary DspaFtasat
asRFtve sm q said Eoos, sal ssad ne ctsa
hsass n lbs eng - Be Ss E The eensat 81 As doVsE11saL
III ras dassss ~ capture 81 geeas hsyoaa Rnss
keat Asa he fsga,suBf q NE Treasury nepAFtmeat
AA respect - aRorrsd. Hereafter goSs w per-
sa ~ be tAtsn eeySod he Ass 81 The occupation e
Ne Array 1hses nes Ser tas pressnt u BE- eaassrea
sKsaaag em cauhsFani GaP stravesfgy PAins hsnca
b Dan4age, EaA sAenee neaaBr ssvx eoaasy, Esa
part of neant coAHiy a Aes aesth " haryviBe.
~ esunaaa q srSaaisE Geassai TlLISoN.
l. .. Fk0WHkIAaK
L. cal 1ssA NeA Cav. ana ?. 4. esa Diss q q Tess
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The NATURALIZATION.

Prssident Lnoolu was iAaHgrTsted On the ilh,
and slso Vice President johnson. TAs latter de-
liysroa an address. The oaenohius came OF in the
SsnSss ChAmbeF
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Damages 70 the Read.

The late heavy Fsins and freshets have carried
away some few IF the bridges betwean Chattanooga
and Nashville and our information Is thai the reg
ulsr trains viii not be running before the sss Of this
week.
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CHAxcERY uRT-KEoxv1LLR
SALES.

Psssoa cas,sr =. ". H. rlsasas
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
usds a ta Sanassy t.g is e ssd epast s expose
pahe sale. the caE Hesas deer IN kpexFts GA ffag
kps tn ie Mszs0 ana Lea keengag rpspeadent inE
h he fffh slr sstfs II knsE eeaa7s the taaas ~
ess ana others he Hafsloa river, cfet q
snfas Hhsal ~ seay q resnssca takae bead uhssa
iztsrsli wA aFRFsssa sesaF Ter ~ purchase nepsS, aAa
's ~ ssss - : - IA pEApEBicg. O. an.
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E.lst1 Nous y. Hltfsass No.
THE DEFENDANT, WI. NOR8ee ',
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tie bi n = srasroa zee, Psoiie4slea ~ aats ~ ~
stts sssks h ne kaessis hig. ashJtsg ssd - =
Appear bofofe ne ehaaesgy Coart kasxEas % I.
aostzy 81 APrs ns1a, thsa and sssre - 49,
ei. sF Ne tsahs si - ssksn oF SQRfssse sal - ~
Partes
Oopy 81 TIE oFlsr. LII
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Ps,.I,.s .. ts,i.s,r.ia J. n IE..las.

PslsisaR o. tSslgkarsis D. y. ss4ss.
THE RESPONDENTS, NJ b. AeAAA'.,
u Aad Va @ SsAa, Sssag Hs--Fessleass y p = - -
ssaf sasssss,ss sees IL BrssaSss 80 - "a
issasnts . sSesar essuFs ne 49, - 90 isass
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