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The English style of classifying III
two bellgerents in our civil war as Fed
eral and Confederate, implying tina
they we're both Of the same character
has been meekly adopted by many VIII,
kne" no better. Not so Capt Boggs
Of the u S. steamer Connecticut who
recently stopped at the port Of st
George, Bermuds. The following is re
lated:
She reports that in all but the Engs
lish islands she was treated with respect
and courtesy. On arriving at St
Georges, Bermuda, Feb. "a, the pilot
showed Capt Boggs q circular from her
Majesty, ordering all rebel or Federal
men OF war to anchor under the guns
Of the fort The Captain, however.
chose to let 60 his sanchor beyond range
of the fort and next morning a little
gunboat came up and requested Can't
Boggs to 90 down and cali on the Gov
ernor On arriving at his mansion he
Immediately took the Captain to task
for having disobeyed his orders. and
asked if he did not sec the circular
from the Queen
"Yes," replied Capt Boggs; Il saw a
circular from you, directing that ali
Federal or Confederate vessels of war
should be anchored in q certain spot,
but as am in command of neither Of
them, | took the liberty to use my own
A look Of blank amazemens over
spread the Governors face as he asked.
What do you commando
VI have the honor to command a
United States man-of-War," replied the
gallant old sea dog, who SO nobly up
held the honor Ofour flag at New Or
leans He was not at all willing to
have Enghshman or any foreign nation
designate him by a term that would in
dicate the dissolution of the Union.
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a9ashrllle Maipt.
VIZ. OAHEEON 5 co., Publishers.
SUNDAY, July ?. 1865.
J PrOVlslanAI e0Eernaf o. eeorgIa.


The Georgia papers speak in the
kindest terms Of Hon. James johnson,
the Provisional Governor of State. The
Augusta Chronicle says:
He has resided for many years at Co.
lumbus, where he has long been es-
teemed one of the brightest ornaments
of that able bar; and one Of the bland
est and most accomplished of gentle
men in social intercourse We are in
clined to believe that he is native of
Fayetteville, n. c.; and although sprung
from humble parentage, he was blessed
with excellent academic and collegiate
advantages. In this profession, he he
is emphatically .faeiLs Prinesps in almost
any circle Of jurists he is particular
ly distinguished as chancery petition
or, and it has been well said of him that
he would grace Worthily the woolsacz
Of England.
As 2 politician, Gov. johnson has
been for many years identified with
the Unionists Of Georgia. He usually
acted with the Democratic party but
his unwavering attachment to conssrva-
tive measures prevented him from at
tanning that permanent influence as q
politician to which his acknowledged
abilities entitled him. NotHithstand-
ing, however, his known devotion TO
the Union, he always enjoyed the es-
TEEN of his political opponents. He |
has an enTiable reputation for political |
honesty with the people of Western
Georgia, and We believe that ali |
who knew him have implicit conf
dence in his frsnkness and fair
ness.
In his private relations he IS altogeth- /
er uneXceptionable. A warm hearted /
friend a public spirited citizen; kind
ly in his nature, yet firm as sdamanJ in
the discharge of duty. In our judg-
ment, he Is eminentIy fitted for the
GovernoTship of Georgia at any time /
in the present emergency, we doubt if
a better appointment could have been
made. We may rely on his impartiali-
ty and integrityi and the Government
need have no fears as to his Spartan
courage in the performance of duty
We bespeak for him the cooperation
of all good citizens in his efforts to re-
establish the State Government on
proper basis.
BY calling to his aid men Of the high
character Of Gov. johnson, the Presi-
dent gives strong evidence of his desire
to deal justly by the people of the late
rebellious States, and to restore TO them
the blessings of good Government If
the people but do their duty, they viii !
soon be again on the road toprOsperity
and fortune
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july 2. 1868.

bury you beside them, and fee
their graves are not so lonely ther
since dear ones are sleeping with them.
Rivers Of the best blood of Europe
we're shed 70 rescue the land which con
tanned the sepulchre of our blessed
Jesus. We ask2 for no such supersti.
ton now, no crusade of blood-your
sons have borne the flag Of our country
calamity through that land, until It
waves triumphantly from every height;
come now with the gospel Of peace, and
standing above the graves of your treas
ured dead, point Us the way 10 Heaven
and to God
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Self Ihnsn.

This vice, which is never practiced in
tho presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblast
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloqnence OF pen 70 song.
IL has destroyed health, blnsted the eonsti
tu-iOn, and reduced the miserable victim q
living skeleton Nor are these lie fnal
and fatal efiects; in its pains are scattered
the ruins cf reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this a6liclion, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box SOC, Nash
vile, Tenn. fobz8-u
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A SOutherner was lately arrested at
Mechanicsburg, Pa, charged with robs
bing farmer in Cumberland county.
He has made a confession in which he
states that an organized band of South
erners called the White Ghosts" is
scattered through Pennsylvania, for the
purpose af robbing the people Papers
were found on his person giving the
name and localities Of different indi-
viduals in the valley, as well as list
oftoWns and distances between them,
from Williams port to Lancaster.
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The PresIdent 10 North CarolInn.

While the New York World and the
London Standard pronounce the Presi-
dent Of the United States drunken
boar, an ignoramus, an "insolent. val
gar, loW-bred brute" not so orespecta-
BILE as CaliguIas horse" he is proving
himself, by the successive acts of his
administration, one of the most dis
Greet, clear sighted, upright and capa-
cious statesmen of the age. Coming
into power under circumstances the
most trying, the successor of a man
whom history viii rank with Washing
ton, and with whose praises the whole
civilized world was ringing because of
the sudden and awful manner of his
death, be has yet discharged the duties
of his Office with moderation and
grace, coupled with an energy and de-
sision, that augur the best results for
the future. The same qualities which
provoke the hatred of the Tory press in
England and its survile echoes in this
eOuntry-his ardent sympathy with the
people, his unbOunded confidence in
the democratic idea-are the qualities
that will guide Mr.. Johnson Alright in
the difficult path he has to tread.
His earneatness and directness of
We think, were admirably
in his interview with the
South Carolina delegation.
Nothing, it seems to US, could have
been more judiciously conceived than
the Presidents address to the delega-
ton; he had no taunts nor rebukes to
utter no unfeeling illusions to make
to the past but he addressed himself in
a manly straightforward way to the bus
iuess of the occasion, and to the work
of the future He told them plainly,
but courteOusly, that slavery was dead,
and that the duty Of South Carolina
was to conform her Constitution and
laws to that fact He informed them,
further, that he belonged to the striot
democratic school of thinkers, that BE
believed in the rights of the people. in
freedom Ofspeech and of the press, and
in the great mUniments of liberty, de
clared long since in Magma Charta, and
preserved in our American oOnstitu-
tions; and that he would administer
the government, using all its legitimate
influence, to further the interests, not
of classes or cliqles, or monopolists,
but of the whole people. Such direct,
earnest salutsry words have not been
spoken from the Executive chair since
the days of Jackson. IN l. Post
=
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The editor Of the Como (Nevada) }
Sentinel was OBJ structed in his way to
church the other day by a large bowl
of ice cream, which he couldn't get
over nor get around, but which he man
aged to get through by going without
his sermon. This, for the editor Of the
official organ Of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Nevada was
rather cool-ice cream usually is.
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The citizens Of Clay county, Illinois,
have made formal complaint 20 the
Governor Of the fact that that county
is oyerrun with rebel soldiers and dis
10y al citizens, who insult and even as.
saust Union people, wear butternut uni.
forrns, and display aaunting rebel
badges. The Governor has assured
them that the laws shall be enforced,
and that any person making himself in
any way liable wiz be punished to the
letter
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We respectfully anno1nas to an oui
friends and patrons thatwe have ra-oponod
cur Ice Cream Saloon for ths seaaon, "a a
hope to receive the Hama garonazs Eaa
has been 30 libsrslly bestowed on us eyes~
season. We have always OF hand eorfso-
tcnaEy Of All kinda, and cooi soda Erior.
Cream made 10 order for parties. oic.
GAVIN 4 FupAEE1.
jol-iulls p North Cherry street,
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NOTICES.


The sutler Goods at A. i M. Landsberg
corner Public Square and Markes are nov
oelng closed out These must be sold -
edrdtess Of price. Now is your time to re.
great hargains there 10 r1hacss. Cirsrs
Caaned Fruit Oysters, sardines. nofions
and Hats. Convince yourself BY Ceiling
there.
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter:
Hostetter's, Cedron and Robaek's B.iiers.
Ayre's, Hurly's and Rails sarssparilla. fer
sais at the lowest cash rates at T.W. Fos-
ter's, No. IS Public Square. Or. n. u.
Smith attends to She compromising of pre-
scriplions.
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Coughs. CoIds. Oonsnmn.lnn.

Cougha, Coids Codauf3bdm.
Coughs, Coda, Cocsuussiad-
DouALas loiqst Nousufnull
ooughs, ooids, Consnnipfer-
"Dr. aEayue's Compound Sym ana rr,s--,-
.Dr. sEayns's COMPOUND syrup 1ea4 Cherrg.u
"Dr. 5sayne's Compound -yrup Fld Chsrsra
Cures sl Csreniainir
Cures an Compluuta
Cures al C0mpl9.nla
lurss al CompisiHis
0f the Ihroat Bress. aad I.Etnea.
% ne lnlnais breaef aftI .anss
oi Che Throat, Hreasi and j. .iaqs
Oi the ihroat breast a1d LuuQs.
u sooihos the irrilafon OF tha 1nteans rlart-.r,
ghlch hnes ne ar rassatas, a1d ewes s1nrleh
promotes expeetorEhou, ioosers tra fnneh lnaffs-
which clogs up the vessels of TOE throsf aod isa4
thus euatng the p4iiont % brCalae ilse and nsin-
rai- 10 scuiilafe8 ti1e power Of digestion. and haH
performed very msHg crras uhaa % al eurIar.
probability g could not - possible.
u d. sca,aie q s5s, s30 Vg-fi sira 81. f5.,.-.
Catarrhal consumption.
send you q csrtifcafe Of Naomi Fiira.4 ~ fti.
iowns-3he Was afflicted Ei.a Catarrhal Consr,roo-
ton ana tfied mani rened.ss, h1i9 contanff II
groH weaker uuEs snd g'onnach became re-,
miuth dis0ftieredi and har ply.Etara ana f1al.fa
gespsirsd II Ia lie. 1hroura fhf 90 a. v,1~
COMPOUND ayrup ol Wid Cherry she anfroIT -
covered r h. SMITH, lusiiee oftae Rsssa.
6oferneur, New 0rt
Thisyaiusbls Medlc.ne, prepared oasg s, "a
5NaYnsA sea, - l2efii SKA aileei. flilsd6lpts
WLAGW.slrFa. Dz7as.,.
Cor. Qlureh are Nins -tfesis. Hs5hriis.
r1a4a-s-r fria aaf
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The notes and aceounts OFT. & w. Ia
KIN B o., Strickler. Eils a Co, and A. G.
Adems z Co. wiz Be found at No. 81 Nor.i
college street, near the Square, whars alI
persons indicted te any u shess erms uiu
please make immedlaia payment, A. the
business must be ciosed up.
~ ny aosencei Ar. p. e. Throne s fal-
ly authorised b sttoud TO ira burir,sr
A G. ADAss, 81 College ssreet.
narel-tm nsar thb square.
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As We are abOat 20 have Peace, ali can
Drink Wine and be Merry.

The pure old imported Port sharTy. Mela-
"a, Currunt and Olaret Wirss. Old Jtafd bnd
Blackberry Brandy, Chsapagae, Bttess,
sehapPs' Holland Gin, and many other
liquors Zoo numerous % mention, besIdes
eatablea oi almost every description san bs
'aund at ". ". Tottcn'B Grocery house. No.
-, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
mayls-tf
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Brigham Young has "oounselled" all
the faithful Of Mormon City to shoot
down any Gentle" seen walking with
Mormon female. Brighan's peculiar
institution, which gives more wives
than the interests and customs Of socis
ETY. and the laws Of civilized life allow,
will one day be as much trouble to him
and the Government ss slavery has
been.
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$40 II eward.

f,TRkYKp hosn fhe residenoe Of the susscriher,
~ coraer % Yina snd Bel streats, souia Nss D
VIA on sundsy morning ts nth lnsts q iArgs -
Esrtr biac< r.,sne and iaii one bind ant Il iiii
,nisrr.4 ard rrps ittle, has Che lettsr hrane-
sd an hs rchf hip ahcut 10 or II years cid, IN 20.
ersfls good Norldce order Re vas bought 3.
kandal Brcwn. living % Denun bfene street
- r1ye the SHOWS reWard % any person uno VI
ieliver HIN 70 ne e my resideuce, or q aEy o1e
on Cav street, belReo1 cheEyy md supuseI.
janssi.-17 =. q. c0usEENs
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N is NOT DYE.

RE1frnsEn.-lt 8 complete within itself; % ether
dressing or accompaniment of any KIND balu. re-
qured. 'fhe hair is rsuoFated SAT sirer fiieiad
-srestoresf toita original cuiqg s1luess and bslI
ty, Wthout The applcsilon u miaara suhstaueea
IL Is entirely different from lla nsny arficcs one
have been Issued nom time 10 aife and il fhs
asLT Ey0Ws kEsroara OF Col5a sad reifert g.ln
DaEssEa c0nnlNEp. lt b. de|icately aerlme.i and
can BE- applied By hsnd, or soll brtu. 81 E ties
not siaiu the atIn OF sol the fn1sti iinan
TO TIE LADIES.
We would respectfully AK the aftenii5a Il sIss
10 tnis new unFsrsaly popular ha'r prepafi.sien.
and remind them % tne sell establishes ~ tl.ar
many q me hair iouca in vogue alf net ouiY pos-
eriess ior Eoo1, but atsoutfiy oermaors. aa7 fs1
ofeu destruci y 10 ther niuelura npoa the sroeth
Of ne hair The L0ndoa Hair color hei,orer''
contains 40 slitataece inst viii clog the pofss nut
D does contain real nourishueat 1g fha vasses
rom when ils roots spring. thus rsldesiar gsa faf
truly elegant and beautiful iu eTaIT perod oi lln
On chlidfeus heads o. lays The 1uuiliI1n o. eatI
h-ad Of haiIi sud ar ne iaYs ieetlt b. iasifpsn-
sable.
Does aot soR HH, B01Hef. e ~ fassf Liasr.
Il IL the onig aitsaied article lha WI sfsrlntsi,
without deceptcn, restore the nir % la gufduai
eolor and beauty. cansing it = ef1W uhess nas
allen on or hecome tain. Prise 8 81 per hoi.e.
Sold byDr. svayus 8 Son. $50 lsogh SIKH silss,.
W.Lk0. 81. SMITH,
Cor Chnrch and Vine streets, NaangHis.
maya-4ua--tu th sat
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Oheers on leave Of absence or detached
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed OF. Soldiers final
statements bought and assistance rendered.
CcmPauy commanders, rsgimental Quarter
masters ana others TO close their papers (by
sSpsrieneed ss Quartesmaster's clerks at Ne.
s., North Cherry strees.
Rrrrua
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Butter Dep0t.

Butter or Ice always on hand at The
Butter Depot Of CLARK & Gregory. Fami.
lies may always got good Fresh Butter Or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at the Butter De-
pot, 50 Broad street.
iez-Im CLARK 4 GRreoRr.
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Besusifal Pictures Of Babies lakon in
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the gseai
BABY Tanner, At the Gallery Of tho Cumbsr-
snd- aurII-tf
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lBy Telegraph CrxcnsarI, July I.
Flour and Wheat discharged. Corn 6i9sic. Oats
oo96ic Whisky g o2e. Westera pork 50. Bulk
meats hrmer, shoulders ard sides Ia}lBl45{e.
Lard Is749ls5<e. Provisions s,es1y. Esss sc.
aod scarce.
NV Y0aE July /.
Flour uncianssd and quiet at s. 1896 90 extra
State s. sdge s3c. n Owhesi quiet. ,Jora qusis
ard stesdy. Oats quiet a. 78g7tc. wefisrn pork
arsnar af 50 2sesi 75e uev unsss ssaas sc.
Prime lard steady st EElse. WHISKY alruef az
s. Csc. Petroleum duh. Sold 0pensd si Al and
closed 81 -.
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A GARD.

rrNaF underdEned keeps constantly On hsnd =
VEL assorted stock q lre1s Castings, NNi.s
sSrngs. Axles, Copper, Emo, SSH, Glsss. 49,,
So psou-s Cofton Sc7apsrs, ThrAshina Aaohi1s -,
corn shelters, Strze Cutters, Wagon I lnneI ~
Rck and Clay, HydrSuiic Cement, tlaeter ,. =,
Rrsss Tss and Porcelain Kettles hope, fslss
Pin.,fs Criutsfnnes. EEckets- ipnet hfoott.i
rionr lard and Groceries, md various other AZ
ticlcs required fot city ssd country Trade, when
'''s5 ''''- = - WI. LYON 90,
,,.-ls-s-. e. MErket etrrsl
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PHoTooRsPHs.--PhotogrsPhs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the vest, for sale, wholesale erd
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of The
Cumberland 2scedsr street, opposite Com
mreial Hotel. mav27.tE
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To tie seIdlsrn.
Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

UFIllT 81 NhEEFILIT 40 rHtFIaEI1ls y b, Con
AAsHsrlfs. luns iG. Ised.
y ccuilruIiY win fas ChErtsr ~ a.. Ccmo.rv
4 ne feIr1lar aD1lizi a-atnE Of ne ethstholslf
= heFeuy called "a ne ilfh dsY cf Aa1lst r.vf
DifecsoEa % serve &c iha t4elFs n1antls rsrs -.
suing. larfe sltenderce b desired. As 6rfsr -.
sIna-a 81 lusoliulce WI 30 rzeee1lal 81 fisr.-,.
eIdarafirl- HUnEa -. t'.l
iulolt-do1
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Gold is falling, 80 is the Puee Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland
Card Pictures now only s. per dozen.
aprl1-tf A. 8. MoRsH, Is Cedar st.
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John Arthur Roebuck, II P, the
renegade English Liberal. who has
advocated the rebel cause with all his
power, gave his last asinine kick at
recent address 70 his constituents in
Sheffield, in which he said that he had
urged the recognition Of the South, be-
cause in that event the arrogant the
ozerbeaTing, and great Republic Of
America would have been split in two
Ind 5for ne ssfety ef Esueps 1Eaf is re-.
garsd" That is the secret Of all the
English maneGvering sgaiHst the North,
in a nntshelL ROeback Is mor1 fonest
or more stupid than his fellows, in
selling tales out Of iohoog At tais late
dag.
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The best Ice for sale o. The leo Dap5s Of
Clark 4 Gregory, So Broad street.
iune2-Im
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"Eothing x 10 Us nor asgGt sst doom IN
asalicc"
Do you want to play at ten pinsr If so,
where can you find more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling saloon, No. Al,
South Front street2 Are you fond Of a liz
tic vine "for thy stomach's sake, % or an sx-
eelleut cigar, II 60, call on Edwards and
you win be suited. And should you be in
want ofa comfortable home in the shape Of
boarding house, then BY all moans Try
Edwards and our word for il you viii be
satisfied. iuneI-Im
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Summer Hatas "new styles, /" just recsiv.
"a 3. H. THoHPsoS,
g Cherry slroot, near Union.
iun2f-tC
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Pearl Ministuress 10 on. or Water eolora
Get the genuine At The Gallsry Of ths Cum.
oezlana. HraI-u
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MOUNT VERNON,



IA XII kpoen IN ihis as1 shs sdiolnias ssiss
" a. expersucf1 aad cannaient dIfest1Fs ~
of Nashville. aad the pu6ac a FsaaraI. ihst \ "a
cctis puiaiaE. rsc-aty srectsd. ena1sf l1enl H.
frce fe = lrf 50 rlul-ar or pop AZ
ne Aeaieny = lis.4t uie ifrm fha eiy ana
= sl,ii.ieq nenc of t'la uost beeat .d snd hssliay
me Lai,rs of this llsaalsiou. fafor ssp.sl.lls
devoted % sac s1ucatu1 of iae FuuuF q thefr
or Eek. WI IetFe naih|rE undo1a o. iliIf.ft -
tne pupil eo1naet @ thsr care. a luor1s - sdri-
NE reirop prQlesEea - ine L9d|es of fha IN
sltltou la The Calhoic, ana fifF 81 in1tarf .r.g
81 reisioua nairac,on . pnplis sroiss .nf iial
Popsls of ssery rsHeor. f,,o.,i.....,. -.-i, D..
adriltsii. a1t % uaate iEIlralfa aili - rs.r a.
Uas De sell gIlls Df1e. n...s III nv. .s.I.,. l.
Dor wi aaJ q trsln o. rafin. iaf 81 .frfr19s ff
eathcie iatn Fiiisoni ~ vrrnsi ~ rf.Iitn ccrrat
= raisnia or ElaSiIans.
us',erra.'y - 80 olisr. hoFever rsgsrs ts
pnl a. q e fe'l ll' 1us e1arclas1 "a s1cII4r
ANf tpal-e Qi riuaIes q divided MAO I.ur d.
- silleut-, eaea - rarf narlt tg. iis o.rr ~ a.
eq,',.s .,.',. q ss.i.ss -. gasi e.
A1e Aetltlt'i fal als e1neisf 81 tro s.rsions
--.qe ufsi coma. nclng On Sc hrst Mtaisr 81
- siiefn,er. re sercud % i1a f..f tlanaar III .I
may lla leatlli1 falf aiIl lIaae u.rr5 = .IlI.
als-iita.io' y frclnIsins alI haa1fs sfdst rs
llsi Fl 1lre ct each feaf.
s.fee. ~ ''1.ra 80 .'.i.ns is plses tat.r clal.
dftn e HErds r tiis inaNIoilan - =. r.ls.r,..i
c1 tlY 1ay tul l4sudaY.
~ l.Etl.eE fl|Tt 9 -sar. appiY ttsi.e tesia-1e
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