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Improbable ity Of til c
Abandonment Of Mex
leo by MaXinilian-

So far us lie probable speedy ahd1ca>
tior Of the Mexican Empire by Max'n'llr
ian i concerned, and Tic abandonment
of Maximillian cause BY the Emperor
Napoleon, am sorry to say that all my
information leads me to conclusions dl-
rcctly tue opposito~of those that have
lust been cnuuciatcl by Gen. Grant.
There is no doubt that President Johnson
is earnestly DESTROYS that the Monroe
Dcc,rinc Shall he enforced in Mexico
ard it is even probable that he will make
a recommendation in his forthcoming
m,ssac &c, to tic the effect that Congress
take immediate measures to afford to
thc republican cause in Mexico such cid
as will result in the expulsion Of MaximIl-
ian and the restoration of the Republic.
But the Whole course Of events during
the lastAhrec months has been to cstab>
lish the stability CT the Mexican Empire,
and to make it certain that if MaSimiilnn
is compelled to leave that country, it can
only he BY open war on our part, aud
war. too, against France. l think lily
n.ormation on this point is not at i:nl',
and it is to the effect tlat Napoleon will
not abandon the cause Of Maximiian i'll
Mexico, on any consideration whatever,
but will, on the contrary, sustain him OH
his throne with all the power Of France
if necessary; and that he is assured THAT
in doing this he will receive the mo: ii
support at least of England. There is
nc reason at paescnt 70 believe that war
will result from this determination op
the part of the Emperor Napoleon: On
the other hand, it is said to be his car
nest desire, and his expectation, too, to
preserve his present amlable relations
with the United States.
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Important News for the
Sea Island Planters.

The Charleston lcws of the 18th inst,
says: Julian Mitchell, Esq, of this city,
left here some time since, on an impor-
tant mission to Washington City, in ref
crcncc 10 the recovery and speedy resto-
ration to the owncrs Of the valuable
lands on our Sea Islands. These lands,
comprising the finest Sea Island Cotton
soil in the world, has been, as most CT
readers know, in possession Of the Freed
mans Bureau, and it was for the purpose
of getting them out of that institution,
ard to enable the owners to get posses
sion Of their property and 60 to work,
that induced Mr.. Mitchell to undertake
the task. VIM: Whalcy, Esq, law
partner Of Mr.. Mitchell, yesterday re-
ceived advices that the efforts for restcr-
ing the property had been completely
successful, and that after repeated and
anxious interviews with the President
and Secretary Of Wsr, Mr.. Mitchell had
succeeded in procuring general order
for the restoration of the lands to the
respective owners.
In pursuance Of these orders, Gen
Howard will shortly visit Charleston, to
make formal surrender Of them.
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h}vne tic Charleston Courier.
United States Senator
James E. Campbell.

IGd:inss Charleston Cndrier: Upon
The Legislature, Which will assemble on
the 25th Of this month, silI be dtvolvcd
responsibilities Of the gravcst character.
Not least among these will be tho sclec-
ton OF two Senators to represent this
State in the Federal Union. Into this
selection 10 considerations should enter
but such as subservc the lofty purpose OF
promoting the highest welfare of cur be-
loved Commonwealth, kcr speedy rcsto-
ration TO her aicnatcd relations with her
sister States, and tic cnsuring to her
therein Of L complete, perfect and corr
dial harmony Of sentiment and Of action.
All pride and prejudice shoull give
way to the accomplishment Of ends So
momcntous, SO prominently vital to her
future statas-yc to her very life itself.
Who best combines in himself qualities
fitted TO attain these ends, should be the
ovcr>ruling question asked by those to
whom shall be assigned the duty Of
choosing onr Senators. When such a
thttil ~ iOull, 'til OtHCl SoioiNiCid'iOuS
should be pnt aside, aud tic person so
answering selected.
We submit, as one atrikingly prcscnt>
ing combination of the clements we
lave cited, the name ofJAMEs. B. CAMP
BELL, Esq.
TO mind Of large caiiLrc, profoundly
logical IN its structure, with faculties
si'arp@ncd 10y the altrition which lnng
political cxpcri' nee Las given, lie unites
a judgments sigaaly sound, Il circum-
spcclion never surprised. temper in dis
cussii.n never thrown from its balance
and ;hat highest attainment of the true
statgsmar,-tle faculty Of testing ali
Ill asuvcS. how mach socvcr they may
commcEd th' msclvcs in thcorv, by the
standard Of What is feasible ard practical.
We sincerely I.c!icvc that the best ino
tevc$ts Of our State would be advanced
bv calling Mr.. CAMPBELL to the Federal
Senate, and so believing, We present his
name TO those who shall BE- Charged with
the duty cl selecting OIL Senator's.
ElGuT.
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Large and Valuable Plan.
tatiOn to Rent.

WILL BE LEASED FOR THREE OR
w FIVE YEARS. (as the option OF the
lesscc) that large and valuable plantation be-
longing to tue Estate u the late IixUn Barnes.
deceased. situated three and a half miles West
Of Lancaster e. II.
This is one of the best plantations in the
State; the usual crop before the WIZ was
about 800 bales of cotton per year. anal p!o.
visions in proportion. On this place there is
about 1900 acres Of land in condition for im-
mediate cultivation, 300 or 400 acres Of which
is rich bottom. land. It is well improved, hav-
ing good dwelling house, with all necessary
outbuildmgs except tile Gin House which was
burnt The plantation is well stocked with ~,
abundance o. provisions, which Tic lessee Will
have the privilege purchasing.
1t is not often that such plantation is offer
ed for rent Persons desiring to rent should
make early application 10
D. ". BROWN, Executor.
October Pot
w"Camdcn Journal anil Charlotte 7nHrs
will give two insertions ard send bills to this
Office. D. W. l..
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Onr duties and interests co;nride. We

Onr duties and interests co;pridc. We
shall consult the one and pcrfrrn the
other by doing hl that wc.can to pro.
mote the welfare Of neiyhbols-end 10 re-
store prosperity to the country.
We should at once co'nmcluc the du-
ties IF peaceful citizens, uponsom useful
pursuit, qualifying ourselves 10 vote if
possible, and at the polls our votes should
he cast for conservative mcn,-men who
understand ard will maintain the interests
of Virginia as onH # the United States.
This is the course which have rcccm-
menIe,l to all thusc with whom | have
convcrsed or. The subject, and that which
| llav. adopted for myself as far rs prac>
tic.hlc.
Very tray yours,
JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON.
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Gen. Howard 10 the
Freedmen.

Najor>Gcncral Howard, the S;ircriu-
tcndcnt of the Frccdncn's Esrcau, visi-
ted Lynchburg, Va, recently. lie had
an interview with the City Cornell in
the morning, and at night addressed Tie
colorcd people. lie told them of tic
vice Of idlvness and the Importance ci
work.
lie alluded to the f;r!lacious idea wl:cl,
some entertained that the lands Of the
South would be parccied among them hy
the Government at Christmas. This ilea
he tcld them, WAS utterly without found
alton, and to discard it from their !ninds
The Government had ro hands to give; il
had no right to take them from their
owners. and it would not bc best if it
had the right and that if lands were
given them now with their want of exrc-
riencc in managing for themselves and
lack of means, they would net find it to
their advantage, and would most pro!,a,
bly, soon be cheated cut Of them by shar.
rers. The hcst thing for them now was
to work for others faithfully, learn cxpc.
ricncc, be Industrious and economical,
and try to save enough from their wages
to buy themselves homes after awhile.
he urged them to educate their chil>
drcn and bring them up to correct and
useful lives. The General alluded 10 the
pernicious advice which had been givcl
them by mischicvious pcrsons-sucI a,
"if white man pushes you eff the side
walk, push him off too; if he strikes YOU
strike him back again." etc. This, said
the General, is all wrong,-They mus
remember not to violate the teachings o
the blessed Saviour Of whom they hat
been hearing, who, when he was rcviled
rcviled not again; when he was smittcr
on ono check, turned the other. Tho
meek and gentle example of the grca
master was worthy of their constant i'm
i.ation. Listen not to the wicked coun
sells Of bad mcn; they would only do then
harm.
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90 Gun SCREW SL0OPS. S Gun SORE

LETTER FROM GEN. JOSEPH Z. JonH-
SON TIE DrrY OF THE SourII --BALrG-
MORE, August 24.--Thc Fredericksburg,
(Va.,) Leelycr, Of Tuesday publishes the
following letter of General Joseph +.
Jhonston:
Buffalo Springs, Mccklvnburg Co., Va,
August II, 1865.
You ask my views of the future course
and future interests OF us all. The case
is so plain that very little can be said or
written upon it.
We, OF the South, referred the question
at issue between US and the United
States to the arbitrament OF the sword.
The decision has been made and it is
against us. We must acquiescc in that
dc cision, accept it as final, and recognize
the fact that Virginia is again one of the
United States.
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Mexico officials has been re-
ceivcd from the State Of chihuahua. The
Mexican Gen. Village (Republican) at:
tackled and took possession in August of
the City of Paral, defended by the
French. He inflicted great loss on the
enemy. The Republican Gen. Mecgni
was killed in the battle. The French
were coldly received in the City of Chi
buahua. Gen. Brincourt circulated a
proclamation, printed in the City Of
Mexico, stating that he had been vel
coined by the people. The next day,
however, he declared martial law in the
State.
Maximiian's proclamation Of the 5th
of September is said practically to rc>es-
tatlsh slavery in Mexico. lie calls the
slaves workingmen ana their masters
patrons.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED on the 18TH inst. ). at tie residence
OF Mr.. SAMUEL SIrvEi in kcrshaw District, hy
the Rev. s. II. Hay. Mr J. W. OSBORN, OF
Alexandria, Va, to Miss EMMA BRASING.
TON, of the town Of Camden.
sY Tie Wilmington and Alexandria (Va,)
papers will please copy.
cS3' We are pleased at all times TO greet and
congratulate newly married people, and cspcci-
ally so'wlcn they have net been unmndtul OF
the delicate pala4e Of the editor We are the re-
cipicnt OF b'tllc of Charles Heidsicks
best, for which hc harry couple has Our warnl-
est thanks and best, wish fora long and sappy
state OF cOrnnbial being.
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NEGRO SEKMoN.-"Dar are" said a
sable orator, addressing his brethren
"two roads tro' dis world: De one am j
broad and narrow road dat leads to per-
dction, and dc oder narrow and broad
road that leads to sure destruction"
"What's dat" said one of his hearers
"Say it again"
sI say, my bredern, dar is two roads
tro' dis world. Dc one am broad and
narrow road dat leads to perdiction, dc
nd,lcr narrow aud broad road dat leads
to destruction"
"If dat am de case," said his sable
oacs.;oncr "dis cullud idiwidual takes to
,Io woods
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The suljoipcd notice from the Assist
ant Postmaster General may be of cor-
siderable interest to many Of our rc:t;l~
crs:
The Postofiicc Department hereby
gives notice that tie penalties fixed hy
law for carrying letters outside themails,
when not enclosed III Government Stamp
cd Envelopes, will be rigi'l!y enforced in
every instance whclc v.o!ai"Hs arc known
to exist.
Slcsmboats and >ailing vessels, except
ins those to foreign countries having pcs
tal arrangements with the Unite! States,
railroads, express companies, stage and
omnibus Iircs, are permitted {" carry and
deliver frtlcrs when cnvcrc,! by Cavern
mcnt Stamped Envelopes OF the dcn"m;-
nation sufficient. for the postage co!Icc!l
bic thereon: Provided, That thr said
envelope shalr he duly scaled, or other
wise firmly and securely closed, :" that
such letter carnct tc taken therernm
without tearing or destroying srcl Ell.
veIurc, and the salnc 'ia!y dir, c'cd and
addressed; and the date nf such letter Of
the receipt. or transmission thereof to bc
written or stamped, or oihrT' Isl APPEAR
on such enyc!opc '--Scc. s, Act Of .E"g.
81, 1852.
Only letters relating suir'y to inc c"r-
go Or articles conveyed as fright }'y -uch
steamboat, smiling vessel, ral;rrad express:
company, sag, or omnibus linz, travels
ing over Il mail route, ni.sy be lawfully
carried nut 20 cnrIos.'I. tnGui'l letters
for delivery, and tI'>e pr.p''d hy rot
age stamps, cannot hc Carried outside the
mail by amy o! these c"n'cyalcrs with.
out suIjrclins TIC c plain, .wncr, driver,
or other employee t" = rcnaI'y ut 3l30
for each aud every such "frEc". >"c. 8.
10, II and II. A'tof ."arci 3, 1919.
pustmastrrs alri oLcr Agents ii this
Department will see thai tn" las Is "Lcy
e,.
By ort!=r Of the posinastcr (;cfic'a!.
\. N.-XEFELi,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
PoStoil!ce department, ): Fteintcr 10,
1868.
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FOR TIE CiMDEE JOURNAL.
NssS3ASSrEg!:H.

Mn. ED1TOE: As the time is near at
hand when We arc to select Rcprcscn-
tativc to represent this Congressional
District in the next Congress, without
disparagcmcnt to The claims of any other
gentlemen in the field, We would nomi-
nate Con. JOHN y. KENNEDY as the
proper man for the place. Gen. KESSE,
Dy is a gentleman Of first rate Intelligence,
Of great integrity and-of high moral char.
actcr. Besides, he is a true patriot
lie understands thoroughly our position
accepts in good faith the results of the
late struggle, and Is for harmonizing all
the :liacorGant elements of the country
in support Of President JoHSsoy's al-
m.ni>trliion. lie is in favor of rcorgan.
iz;ng the Democratic party OIL the basis o
IL Constitutional Union, and looks to the
preservation of constitutional union rs
the great and only hope Of the country
Elect hjm, and you will have all honest
Representatives. the right man ilf tho
right place, and one who would not bar,
ter your rights for mere place and power
lie stood by you nobIy i'll war, and viii
stand by you uufinchingly in peace.
October 20 MANY VOTERS.
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Horrible AFFAIR ~ CnuRcu-DEATl
OF NlSE Persons, TIE REsrLy.-The
Rome, (Ga., J 'GcHrierrcla:es The follows
ing horrible tragedy:
On Sunday, August the 9th, two
citizcns of Pickcns County, named Gra-
velIy and Nally went to Church, during
the hour Of preaching, and called for two
men who were in the church, against
whom they hnd an old grusIgc. The
! men refusing to come ont, GFavciy and
Nally went in, drew. Their pistols and
commenced shooting. They shot several
times ard killed one man and mortally
wounded y lady, before the dcsparadoes
could tc forced to ,lesist. Or Wedncs
day following, Lieut.. Harper, Of the 2oth
Indiana, with three mcu and three eli l.
zsns Of Cartcrsyillc, went to Pickens
county FIR the purpose Of arrcsling Grave
!y aud Nai!y. They funmd GraveEy, his
three SOILS and N,llY,,aIl in Nally's house
thoroughly aimed ard prepared 10 resis'
All arrest. Mcssrs. Smith ard Collins,
as ley were citizens, wcat~tn chtr"at
them 10 surrender. AS they approached
the door both were shot and killed. Ii,
wa:s about eight clock ut night a
general light cnsu.d, lasting nearly half
Ill hour. Two Of l!c dcspara;i"cs ",i::!!
;!en '!cai, and third ouc mcrtaii;'
%"nE'!rd, the other lan. rNsbcd o"t a!
! ,l.n ! f:rsr .,tl .ftr,r,.,rI m rscrr,,, i,v
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EXECUTION or Two CoLoREo Men,
The Darlington Southcrmer has been per.
mittcd to look over the report of the
officer charged with the duty of the cx-
ecution Of the two colorcl mcn-Billy
Wilson and William Arncll, at George
town, s. C.--tor the murder Of J. ".
Skinner, in May last. From this report
we learn that the cxccution.took place on
Saturday last. Before the ceremony tool;
place, and after all the arrangements for
it were complete, the prisoners were no.
tilted that they cGul'' make such remarks
as thcy chose. Each Of them pro:esse,l
their innocence and attempted al cx-
planation Of the murder; after which All
impressive prayer was clIclcd in theiy
behalf, when they Immediately suffered
the penalty due their atrocious crime.
All the proceedings were conducted with
precision and the proper iccorum. Tic
prisonres were allowed the bcrefit o.
clergy and every privilege consistent
with duty afforded them. We tg;lt That
this prompt and righteous punishment
will be wholesome warning 10 The cylI
doors among the class from which thcxc
culprits were taken.
Colum6ia Phnair, Oct, 7.
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The Lexington (Virginia) Gazette
gives brief account Of the Inauguration
of the late General Lee rs President of
Washington College, on the second in
stant, which consisted of simple admins
tration of the oath of Office.
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Nav AND FoRM:DABLE FL##T nF
WAR NnssmLs.-Thc termination of tie
rebellion tutlld our Government III tho
preparation of rGr fleet OF now and
improved naval vessels to meet any
.cmcrgcnry-wkelicr hy foreign intelltr~
eacc IL our naval affairs, or othcrw:s:-
that might arise Among them were
seventeen FIRST class Shops of-war, which
will combine great speed and more than
the usual invulncrability Of wooden vcs>
sells. The building Of so Formidable Il
Acct Of this class ofvcsscls i'll preference
to iron-clads was forced upcn the Navy
Department, based upon the opinions Ct
skilled naval and nautical men, who
unanimously declared that the former
class (iron>cIals) could not be made ser,
viccablc for cruisers. The fleet above
described and named below arc all cons
tractcd for, several arc launched, and the
remainder arc on stocks. Those
that have been launched, thus far, arc
remarkable for their fine lines and clean
models, and they bear every characters.
tic of fast s;lilcrs. The following is the
list Of the new fleet:
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It is understood that The National In
tclligencer OF Washington City is to be
the official organ Of the Administration.
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J. T uE1SEMAN-Editor.
Rates tor Advertising

For orc srra.c--!en Ines or lcss-ONE
cOILAl, and FIFTY CENTS for the first
assertion ami ONE LOI.LAR Tor cacil sui
scqrcnt.
OBITUARY Eo1lc;s, cXrcling one square,
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Transient Advertisements and JOB " "ork
MUST GE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
No deduction ma,,c, cxccit to cur regular
avcrtsir@ patrons
Eg;~Tcrms Of subscription for ono year 90
in :Ivance: ifnot paid wiin three months
from the time Of suhsciiI irg, 500.
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We would be pleased to make reference 10
several Of our Liberal and deserving advertising
PATRONS, but arc forced to defer such notices for
u.rnL
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EXTENSIVE hlHEIy CHARLESTON regret
to learn, tlaough telegram to ,lIs place, that
on Tuesday night las! tic Charleston Courier
office, aud srvcr, other buildings adjoining
were burned 70 the ground. The proprictors of
the Courier saved rotl:in. with the exception
Of tLcir rocks and ,arcrS.
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The two houses Of tic General Assembly Of
South Carolina will convene in Columbia OIL
Wednesday tlic 2oth inst.
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NEW ADvERTiStM&Sr.;.-fhc (ni,iw:ns are
tho now advertisements Inserted i1r the Grsl
tlmc in this issue:
Miss Ellen Murphy special Notice.
YIN. II. Pcry-Eycculivc Department..
{. <. .irrrl & &Son-Commisson Merchants
Joseph Batcs-Nolicc.
Nolanl Il Bolscr-sa!'ilcrs Charleston.
G II. J. &. Mollt-Factors & Commission
Merchants, Charleston.
D. ". Brown-Flantatirh 10 Rent.
Jones ana Drakeford-DsSoiution of Copart
nership.
Edward naily-Ray; News, Charleston.
'-Ccod Ncws for Al.
Few. c. Bruce Walkcr-Soul Carolina Col!
lego.
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CAMDEN, FRIDAY, OCT. 90.
SgECHAL NOTICE !

ALL CITIZENS OF KER-
SHAW desirous of forming an
organization for the preservation
Of order in the District, in accor-
dance with Gov. PEREY's Procla-
nation, are respectfully request,
ed to meet at the Court House
on Monday Mcrt, at II o'clock:
a. NJ. y
October 20.
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Through the courtesy Of rr JAS. II. 1orNG
We arc in receipt Of New York papers to the.
l4lll. and Charleston NcpS and Courier ofthc
18Th --->'
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E;%iIAEATUGY.-iu o,,r issue Of Sept %,
isc5 an article appeared ii s.hlch reference
was made to several disturbances which had
taken piaco in onr community, resulting from
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, &c. The Com
mand;ng officer took exception to tic article;
anl issued IN order a,lspcndng the publication
Of the paper.
Satisfactory arrangements having been made
by which lc .IoWA"i has resumed il! pUhlica-
ton, we desire To state tia! III tic article mcn-
toned We Lad no.intentfnn Of rclcctimy upon
tic administrator Of the military authorities at
this post.
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ELEC.l3H FOR ;:FEATUi: AyD EEpnE>E&TA-
-!r!:::.--: II Wednesday last an election was
he'd tnr II Scia;Ur and two Representatives 10
t!rr General Assembly of S"uth Carolina. lroN,
k"rsl,aw District. which rcruicd in the election
Of tic following narntd gentlemen, there beiui:
no rri'osi tr.il candidates.
Srnalcr-Gcn. i. b. kEREHAw.
Ecpresen:alive:-Capt. W l.. DEPAss, ard
Capt. y. Il. Iri1NEa,
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TIE TorENANENT--ln onr next issue we
will cndcav0r to give at least sllccinct acconn:
Of The tournament which took rlaca at tie Race
Course, near Camden. OH Thursday ihc 18TH
list Tie late lour Ill which VIC were advised
of our liberty to repuhi;Sh. rrccWdcs tie pub
l;caton OF scarce anything more Than the usual
local advertising and some few paragraphs Of
news items for th:: is'suc.
KE.uNi7ioy OF TIE PUBLICATION or TIE
JorRyAI.-NiIh ;his issue We rcsrria The pun
l;c:'ti,n cft,s~'1o"ESAE. after IL suspcn&icn ct
ow,e/o#;ns to circumstances over wl'icl'
y" T no c""trol Oar rcn'icrs '"nst bear
wI tic. very limited amount Of editorial aEd
Other reading matter in tho present issue as
aiysr,i.rri:rla have crnwdcd upon us during
;i,c Sasi"nsion. so' to rro Jude the publication
Of CTR u'ual aEUunt c' TN. ncw= mat
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October 90
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HIRE are Il r"nni'. .; ,".s; :..r-n. trnn
Moere, wh'cI, deserve tie nsmr OF ir,. ;ry;
See how, h,rcath l!i.. N onhca:a's sm lc,
Ynn litt!. Lillu% hnavcs it, breasts.
-sHd ?"rnis ;;:r' s;'Hrkl,> f'r Il whi!c.-
Thcn m;rr:nurhs snh:cs 10 rest.
Thus, man. il&.cpurt OF bliss and care
i'i".s Ga TGt < cvrLIul s.H
s:,h hay yry.smci ci!rda i,rnrnt there
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