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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
The Holy Horror OF John Buu ut the
War Ina this t0untry.

r, ,IrIVIH tnv NvhinOnd Usfhlrh, MbfUh 10
Inc London Times lfts ZIP s hands IN affected horror
ana amazsmcne6t the spectacle exhibited by this con-
hhcnt 70 tho civilized world while it asserts tha, the
wod never oehed such aShting and for tho Ike aast
~, .o or hree Of Napolsons booiicst caia lts,
az ,osetner IA enc country "by the hostile lac
tons of one people, md with all the fresh aids and ap
pahces Mhcn arr has sine contributed to the service o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
MagruAor's Report OF . Rebel Expcdi.
ttoA ON abe Arkansas River.
GErEnAL oRDBRs--So. IL.
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, 1

wAsaisoros, Jan rs, 1865. !
he Major General Commanding takes pleasure in an
nouncing TO the army that Colonel Brooks commanding
Brooks brigade, composed OF Brooks men proper New
tons regiment and Sttman's battalion after long and
force Of the enemy Dasdanee drove him into his
works, killing eight wounding nineteen and capturing
two; tsss our side, one ki.sd and fifteen wounded
Colonel Brooks, hearing OF the approach Of steamers
from absve by forced march, with four hundred men,
reached shs proper point at sunrise the 10th u Hav
ing placed piece Of artillery and his men In ambush
O'Clock the 18th he permitted the leading boat
TO come well In range, when he opened upon
her with hs infantry ana this piece She ked from
stem to sern and surrendered She proved to be
the New Chippewa The; prisoners consist Of officer
and twenty Of the Ffusth Indiana and forty
refugee families from Fort smith After removing every
thing valuable the vessel fired. The steamer Annie
Jacobs next hove in sight She was Immediately A.
tackled and the rc returned by the troops board
She attempted TO destroy artillery; artillery
however, soon disabled her and she grounded upon an
island Here many men were IN attempting 70
gagement with the Jacobs the LOTUS came down Tho
troops board driven into the water and she
to tho north bank Of tho river whore most Of them
capped, the iron axle Of one piece Of artillery having
broken.
Finding the boats too distant for an effective Are Of
muskery Colonel Brooks returned TO his camp taking
with him eighytwo prisoners ind the refugee families
captured.
besides those who were drowned Our own loss, one
killed and fifteen wounded large quantity OF tho
enemy's stores was destroyed Coione's Newton and
Ettman and Lieutenant Lockhart spoken Of In high
terms By Colonel Brooks In his report Of their opera
tons,
n. NJ Parsons that Captain Webb, who ordered TO
destroy the enemys mills a Pine Blum and to rid the
country OF gaybaoks has succeeded capturing COM
pany thirty strong, number Of horses arms DO
The commanding general takes great pleasure In return
ing bis thanks 70 both officers and OF the several
commands for theR gallant conduct on this OCCASION
Major General J. b. MAGRUDERA
HDHOSD p. TuRNR, A. A. Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Chevalier's Life for the Hal r " estorea
gray original color stops 80 falling cut kceps the
head clean Stands above psfsou wit other half
dressing Hod at the drug stores and my oaIce IN
Broadway SARAH A. CHEW ALL az III ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

CrIstsdoro's Hair Dye, lire .eryativs
and WIG Depot wholesale and retail, No.G Asor House
The dye Apylied by sktful artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

nyspsPs Isl TaSis' "a .gs Dyspep-
sold By druggists Wholesale, III fHoaS ,vay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Beautiful Gum Pic xion.-~The &c nsuin9
and old established LAIRDS BLOOM or YO uTu on
LIQUID PEARL. Is prepared ony by GEORGE W. Laird
Depot ~ Fulton 81 eel Druggists everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

| CorDs, Bunions. Enlarged s,yUfnt. And
al dsesses Of the feat cured by Dr. szAcHARIE 10
1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

A.-Whftc's Patent Lever Truss Cures
rupture; new principle, pressure on he hack.
GREGORY A Co, COZ Broa dway.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Wsshly I'm tho
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Wsekiy in tho
Country.
TO TIE READERS o. NEWSPAPERS.
The NEW YoEx WEEKLY HERALD Is the cheapest wesky
paper issued In United II is published svsy
Saturday, and it, contents will embrace the Military
Naval Political Religious, FOreiga, Fashionable husc
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting, Ara and Literary ~
telligencs Of the week.
While ell tho other weekly papers have increased thor
subscription price from twenty nveto hundred pss
cent the WEEKLY HERALD is mailed u the old rates.
One Copy for ono year.. ~
Three Copies for one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Five Copies for ono year.
Any larger number addressed Of subscribers
q 80 EACH An copy will be seaito every Cub -
Twenty copies 70 address, oraysar, $2s, snA
any larger number price TAsss raiss ~sas q ~
eAeapea publication In tie country
All who are in want of Cheap Family Paper the con
Of which embrace everything that man,
child desires road will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner Of Fulton a.l
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Grover d. baker, Fhrs Premium EiaS-
tic stitch hzd Lock Stitch Sew1s Naehses 40 Broadway
New York. aud 7S5 Fulton sireN. sfooslyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

A.-Love's Labor LoSt-To Go y Court.@
Ing pcrfurn~d with any other extract than PAALOM0A
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Address to SmOkcrs.-POllnk ~ SON.
Neerscbaum 6o2 Broadway, FOURTH
street Pipes Segsr Holders RETAIL crdsr bolis
mounted with silver and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Never Faitn Safety and Succesa.--NTrs.
wfNsbgNs ~ OfHiN9 SYRUP 4 safe and certain
temsdy io s uD enscs ma which children Afflicted dur
yeart Never Known f Gives rest 10 the mother ana
relief e the % 10 Cures wind colo aud regulates the bow
70 cent bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Ladies-Usc ~ icriing's Ambrosia fcw
your rata mice rabov Crcciau curis, waterfalls and ep
lag the hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

certain for coughs cs1s influenza boarsness din
cult breathing and az anaes OF the throat bronchial
tubes lungs leading w. consumption. The iiUnsy u
orshound .olhos rrn1 81 nh. Tar Of na, ~ t.1esA
yeassrsss ees"sc. anu = ais parts Of the throat ana
sale by All DR. Aggst% CHARLES 0owNER
Uty ersl Agent a. Cedar stfcet "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

A "White's Patent Lever Truss" Cures
rupture radically. No presaure on the back
GKEGOKY 4 CO.. 70 Broadly ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Old Eyes Made New.
p.np,ot dir ecns how 70 speedily restore sight and gyf
up spac'6.es without aid doctor mcdcde Sent ~
mall lrsc. o., feeeipt OF 10 cents. Address
~ FunTE ND, L1S BIcadwss. kew vszA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

A. -
DR. FRANKLIN AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA
PLANTER.
friend relates before the
the house OF hospabe South Caronan planter, he
morning with about forth
"A morning walk, whcn checked by the planter -
the door.
you cannot pass, sir. Too early"
TOO caryf Why, my dear Colonel what Dr. Fraah.
linfn
EARLY to bed and early rise, win make healthy
and wealthy and wise.'n
Very Gne sir but all falacy Early rising in:
haon upon empty stomach, of the morning mear,- -
this country North and south have been the death
sandthe death Of thousauds srfrom the time o: Cps
John Smith this day. Wait TIL after breakfast fortify
your stomach with = cup OF hot coffee aud then the
vuors the night being eabaed BY the WIN
take morning ride"
'Iut my Colonel always fortified with Vine
glass IL noSTErTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
TERS.n
Ah then you may stick TO DR. Franklin. Iosstters
agent Charleston, supplies and expecting
today with my wagon Those Bie.s find are s1se pre-
against nil the resulting malaria Doctor
Franfu holds good sir In the OF South Carp
liza, II fortified with HoSTETTEks BlrrERS.-Cc ununS
ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Prizes Cnshed in all Legaaized L0tes-
J. n CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New Yovh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

WIS endowed hv sr Morton Pc. no hnc "a engineer
o.. =. - " ,..ins tas eAtire track H3w, when
can ana a. upaelder = the ga nag thr,u.i,out the
length and aru "a - 'hs aad tist every possible
eGcrt Las beeB n,aa. - sssy quarter damage Ameri-
can credit AL astpess 20 car hsse sonc conception
Of tho way hsassl 49, earth have been moved 20
defeat iiir loan
The oomaail sf',ssoss Escss, % nrst made the con-
OF each sscsion ~ "a fas t-a.ss the would appoint
settling day a. asa ss % - nef'e efforts to
spectators q caPel coars ed lgl;m aie specu.sons
and got ''cornercd /"
The following paragraph from the money article Of
leading paper here this morning. shows the motives that
have actuaed Of these lame dueks:"In the share
market there mas been no particular feature, except
ern debentures the settlement in which took place To-
day severe opposition to any settlement beng granted
In these shares organized some weeks back the
Stock Exchange, and Il appears that many OF the
dealers in that establishment must have sold more OF
them than they could hope conveniently TO deliver
What has been the RESULT The loan has come
out triumphant. and stands to day at five and
fourth per cent premiuml Now setting aside the
individual interests concerned, had this loan
been defeated, II would not only have had most de-
pressing effect on American railway, commercial and
national interests but II would have Been referred TO
an abortive effort Of Americans raise money Eng
land There has been the strongest rebel and tory
bination here 70 defeat this loan but they have gno
miniousiy failed 70 the intense modification
coctors II only part OF grand scheme to utterly ruin
the future credit or America and Americans Ia England
Tho victory Is twofod one and quite as great as the
ones gained by Sherman Porter Foster and Thomas
Charleston, wilmington and Nashville With this said
tary Lesson doubt another such nefarous transaction
will DO tried on upon similar occasion In future.
The bank rate Ia down four and half per csn and
money plentiful. Speculation, however Is not quite az
rife as II has been
cannot trace any authentic source tho rumor that
the Rotschis al the instance OF Belmont going
make large Investments IN United States bonds That
these bonds will here largely the rebellion
ID tumbing in thero cannot BIO any doubt learn from
authentic that There is held Investment
this country 5 over eighteen hundred millions ster
Ing say So 600 O00 and OF this shout $500 900
Is national scrip, consos, &c.
You viii that the telegraph wires extend clear
to india uniting London, Consantnorle, Kurrachee,
Bombay and Calcutta Very ii will be 10 Australia
and then the Atlantic cable will join the Cali
fcrna and Australia ant give the seports of all the
kets Of the world every morning in the nav YORK He
RAID. What nex2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

AL. w. Brndley's Duplex, Elliptic (og
DOUBLED SPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK
like the Single Spring but viii preserve their fERFECr and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as LONG as any other skid
made They not EQUALLED In EleeAsee, Elasticity.
Durability, Comfort or ECONOMY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. H3 Broadwa1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

advertisement from the Richmond Sentinel March IS
TREAsuEr DEPARTMENT, c. s. A.
RcHvOsD, March is, 1895.
Patriotic citizens In all parts Of tho country having
expressed desire TO make contr buttons OF money and
government securities In aid of the Treasury and ladies'
animated BY the nobest sentiments Of attachment the
cause OF their suffering country having offered their plate
and Jewels tho Congress OF tho Confederate States adopt
ed on the 1Sth inst. the following resoiutons-
JOINT RESOLUTION
s. or CONFEDERATE STATES.
Whereas patriotic citizens have expressed their de-
sire to contribute BY donations Of money Jewels gold and
silver plate and pSbs securities 70 the relief the Treasury
States OF America That the Secretary or the Treasury DO
and he hereby authorized receive all such donations
and 70 publish In the daily st Of the donations
covcd and the names OF tho donors
SECTSor That when said contributions shall consist Of
certificates Of indebtedness Lawfully issued BY disbarsns
ere willing to give part bat unable 70 sye the whole
the proporton offered not less than moiey and
turn the other moiety In certificates OF Indebtedness
covabe In payment of taxes.
sxo s. To render the said pubis securities
available 70 the Treasury the Secretary Of the Treasury
hereby authorized 70 redeem the sae before maturity out
Approved March u, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

Tie siecsa,ls We htFe sutnNd The blns OF
c2ni utlon, both the ouR al sLter, anu to ino.e
IN d.rn cry against IL We have fur isied arms,
pp"uef my The very percussion cap, aii = :
IN die no chests, The cio,hlns, aad eooa dcu u
lhs s'itphs. AMI al otter materials rsqihs,d :
have added lives nav their i,aortal s,uIs being
as moth ng wAen the sacrAce Of either both, may
lead the way 20 wealth. We therefore take the iers
mao oi tue Tune exactly for What IL is worth aud that
Is the paper on which II 70 written, not being prone TO
Deoye thar l. LLsish human nat really 70 regret
the prosperity Of Britain II tho Tm,s had ever really
feit any concern ON the score OF humanity it would
easliy have pc ned out way OF avoiding ali these nor
rors In tho commencement OF the struggle At that
time before the Yankee nation had felt own powsr
fhe British ministry might have put end to II by
word THO inference Is that II agro able as we'll
profitable spectacle to the pretended ltra Power
and that The lamentations which often hear from
the minister VI benches are neither less than
sheer hypocrisy.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22
6 n't@1eto ma pes Comm

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dr'5 Der. 9nlanoneutrn. g
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entldfepen, .pa6 cine loaenonnte pro
mlssary Note" turd pa1in nambaft Qes
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|letat, raB per betrefencen partti Gtqens
bum aberiraaen 1T, tpettes Serfauft opei
III aneertr'Weiit in @elp oerrpanpelt pers
cen fann, unp nur alS Siaerbeit eienen
ieu, far ben Betras ron je $500 pnet
eines Brubtbeile5 pcyonj elmer Steue,
BON 80 efnte' untermorfem 1T. 3.-%
Die Stempel mQl1eu cur6 pen Namen
une Datum hes cages, an pem here3es
trau&t murren, sel6l@t ~(canceled) wtr.
cen. 9eepe @srnedldliauns bier pom Mir
nit ether ,@elpltrafe pon ie $50 mad
Sefticn 1856 pes Mfts5 pom 3OSuui 1864
betraft..5a 5l21f@ aaus III H 81
NQe Mrtifd> bic gum aaufe ausaebottn
|rpe,btn unt ptrS tempelttuer untermorfen|
ll,b, mlllen SebSris ~seitempslt unp can
|celed" letn,; ODER Is tritt fir jepe1 @erleB.|
Jung erBercrbnuns zines trafe 90,
unp Der @erluit Der tetteftncsn @aaren|
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W(eB9er, Grocer unb oue anperen @ez
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nNpti3ta&ern seitempelt lein milf
lien, uenn' niat bic betrefsnpe Strafe Elm.
|treten 1oQ. - nGGH1 sHif7 71'5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22
|pies GapituiationSbeoin snnsen brl
b laag nj Gen. Grant.

Sir 1rhn;pr;occ' Trnhe mn5 Ncr.,1 mi,
hen MehsIisn5nIp,te nnd, nsr M,,as6ana
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bjimotN Yry,ia;d},t m;Im,yN,;m"th5" ~ !,
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|INS foIoiiH renI gjf;ek,n !, fIln;sn nm
II {4Y Is trffn III. a. M qr;,iy 'Goiost,n
ioleid,1am rorncnirt obtr mn o,,efn l,,o.
lalsl ~ 0hlout teiraoen !. MEM 'e;,anora1s'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22
%s5 1oiat @>onl,, aNin,eiota,a semitao, ecn s.. a(4ril 1865.

Ertaben,. Da5 arlnc Mde&cn, bei,,obe
Ficd ell &ihe> mar inidt minrer' Mfrieoen
INIT benz Gr1etniG Der nlbern' '8efanntz
lhaft nit eem 3nfiinltiarn !; iie mlttnte
mic riincn fold itattliden. 9ebilrcten,, Sur:
aebmen' unp tirnebmen~n Marn' gtlcbt]
|en III baten---Ge bate ia iiterbaupt eff
9ctren 0elebrn ~ IMP Ge bdirmte
nd prcrntlid iibtr bic Ttemtlu1ns pon|
ibm. "''" mining Ei3 H'aAET!t a
. Nort1ebuna fula,.l .a4aul!
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SeInpli4en &sbeQentruppen bielelben 81,
9ineun9en anaebotem uno IS ldet I'D,
aid't taran 3weifeln, bab ouf tiele Be.
oin9un9en bin balo ldmmnide Nebeuen<
'oloo'en in ibre 5eimutb ,urldeefebrt {ein
rereen.
gen: @rant bat allo Die idwier(oe linn
0ur@ Die Greiant6e aufaeordnate Nraoe
aa''a einfa@ ael1et ME Columbus Die
|et:Tra8e. Gr 1857 bic 3ebeuentruppen
|auf uno ma&t ie militariid unldQplid.
Wandem mag uieuei9t Dies 0erfabren
|nt&t rs&t eeiauen, neil Is ibm ~ milo
|er|9t'nt: Mber man earf ni9t uerQel1su,
pap ipilden BEN Ser. Staaten uno peni
|&ebsuen beinabe felt 8esinn pes &rieaes'
|nnotb9eorungea cine art pom Cartel BEL
worua6 mir YerpRi9tet finb, tie'
Nebeuenloloaten al5 Gombattonter ~ be-
.banoeln. greilid baden Die GbefS her
|9tebeuion. bic Betimmuneen pieies Gar
tels our@ bic ldeubli6e 8ebanpluna per
untonesefansenen aufs i%laarautelte oerz|
!eet atet earan ilne ni@t bic 3ebeuen<
ioloaten ldulr.
uebtroies mare bic abfrafuna pom
: ruppentStpe,n i'm whole sale total unzI
n69li9. 1"'
yt't Dem lafte unp BET 8%ursertuoenp,
Die ben Sen. Grant aud in leiiutm Ser,
sessn bic Giuileemalt itets aus
pat ct bel bieien G%apitulaz
t'enabeolasunaen icren uebereriH uter|
le'ne rein militarii&e Spbare, jepen Gin
grin IN pie StIusni1e unlerer Reaieruno|
permeioen. IS blribt purd ) 81
oFlte9enpe @apitulatipn nj
PSI Gryecuti1e unp 0eaiglQ> !
tive ot8 Bu npes sanay unbe !
. NJ N { Il, pie III njtisen.b iii !
0e rbdltniOe BE Il
aroltrten RebeUe nipleate nj
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Gin lcbitn tts 81 PERfErUtUM Mo-
BILE, In ilDeutidlano unter rem ,Namen|
,per waaberlufi9eS 6irmmater" befanut,
wie bic g. q. @tuatssts. 2fdreitt, ouf
fleinen WusHus mad NaRrattensi n|
|Nep>yorf 9anaetou 5Dteler priaiz
nellie &au, beibt Griepri@laS d.
ier unp 1T aus @%barlsbaftn. Is oas fd|
|Rurbefeni hes &ubmes1 erfrsut, iein e,,.
ceres @aittlanb ~ ietn.a u Gin 6amburz
|aer' 9latt' {asti lber ben rpanealuniatn
S&ir'nma&er Golsenbee:A S&dfer, Tin
permadlenerW enlt, wanoetts ispn
%ieiner8 aterftaet ,polelbit train %. ~.
pember 1885 9eboren it, inns heber4859
aus iune i&eint elmer f5rmli1en Reilein=
|9inftl ~ btiieen, ,uel@er ibna1auf bteD1nz
kr anttetntuul Stte 8ube ldetg rMetb,
|Gntbebranseni Der unbel9reibli1Nen Art,
uni&uleise &ttfertafts unol ,tliu,otid,
&raafteiten. tpel1e jepent Anbera bie0et,
lelut fir imnaes benommenl bdtt.n, permit
gen ben ltlsenen 3uepeael uidt absutal<
|sett son kintut fsittns Gatjdius nadpen
ct 4Wtlttbeite bsreissl srinbli& fennsn
aeltrntE unot tteul unb quer bereit fat,
nunrnebt, ME Ct {ih ausprddt;; bepor ct
|tirbt' ilh aud nod in Auitralien elm nez
Mig um3uleben. Ssin Dor uue Iieaences
Danpertu9-ein n,dbi9er 0ctaobanc-
III Elm tpabttr Sutesrapben> unos Poly
alonen(&ab unba it1eupfeblenben gDerz
L, awel3ey inter anberai Der Arbeier.1 Bill
punasperetr ~ 8ru&faI. in ee7tn Mitt.
8. t6&R ItebueQe Aufnabme fanp. lin
etnsf&rtebea. "eae li&t let9tlein 1ano;
wetltrs tnee0 aneetuas nit g. besanaen,
ent9altsn btea seinfe2@ atrbdtu1 DJ I'D
bst btu usofttr, IN BE 3uu3 unb2aer'
6sreiRe S4trurmader btstauftalt, tfHuut
nt&t bssauut asla II, sa1 .asaal1as
FgYExE 4 ANfft r-tzs A.r "a II
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Haeuten Der 2taat53eituna,

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YaRinss, D.. Ytsids1h.
Gbrylal Safe PER- W arb. Vrob5. ~
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ct. y%I!srunb Nieolst Qty W.. 9@tn'msl>
ct. Nntouy w. inniapOlis, Ortbu. NHublaua
Sarper ct. Nult, -.
.aSRantaso 5;rr Salus g. parhmanu. t-.'1
-5t!a pater uus Waibinstou GtY -, Sttnsr,
Ninuna unb Winuna 0ty ~. Jilpsr. III
B1ubault, Nics w., 9srr 0ottTr, 6lsdtats'n
Keabs Gambling. >. Duerre.
Rsp Wtns, 9err Jobn Jriep1it.
Blbllbam> @eors 3uber.l 4a"-.
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