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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
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NEE YoEK, Jan. 27-The steamer
United States, from Savannah, brings a
report that the Union forces, near Poca.
taligo, S. c., had captured 1000 rebels
aud their artillery.
The steamer Clyde, with her cargo Of
provisions contributed sF the people Of
ibis city for all the sufering IN Savan.
nsh, bsd reached that place and the dis
iributoB Of her supplies bad commenced.
The Mayor Of Savannah, in his epesch
accepting the donation, thanked the peo-
pie ef the North for their liberali,y, and
paid high compliment TO Gen Shsr.
ulan aud bis troops for their impartial
administration Of affairs, aud The good
order they had preserves.
The Hsrutds Newaern, \. C.. CORES
pondent states that the important bridge
on The Weldon Railroad, over the Roam.
oke river, Was almost entirely swept
away BY the late freshet2 This is q very
important interference With the trans.
portation Of rebel army supplies. II is
said that months viii be required TO re-
pair il
Large numbers Of runaway slaves
are constantly coming ints our lines ia
North Carolina for the purpose Of en-
listing in the Union army.
The Richmond WAig OF the 24th says
nothing has been offered TO the South
for peace which il can accept. and these
peace movements show that the Yankee
Government is really convinced Of its
inability to carry on the var 70 sue.
cessful issue
The rebel House has proposed .
sweeping measure. on the sabisct Of ex-
! emptions IL repeAls what is known as
the negro exemption clause, limits the
exemption Of mail contractors and re-
yokes all exemptions and details here
toiore made By the President and Seere-
tary Of War Of persons ht for active
service, and not within certain partieu-
lars.
The TEibpaes wAshington special
says;
Notwithstanding the denial attributed
70 Gen. Meade, that be has been re.
moved from the command Of the Army
Of the Potomac, il ie nov understood
that the two armies Of the James and
Potomac have been consolidated, end
that Sheridan has been selected to con-
mand them, and that another command
OF new duties have been assigned to
Gen. Meade.
The time has At last come TO bring
about peace by hard lighting, with the
odds 10 our favor, and Phil Sheridan il
put in the north side Of the ring Big
bets are made that be will knock Les
out Of time in the 6rst round
Late Richmond papers are filed with
sharp criticisms upon the situation, show
ing great dissffection throughout the
South The croakers are becoming
Troublesome, aud the women are urges
20 frosn them down. Union and bar
mcny are demanded, and there bas beer
an arrest Of lsrge number Of disloys
citizens and soldiers in Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
more P.ae. Rumors.

wAsmxGTos, Jan. 2T--It is reported
that Blair, Sr, returned late last night.
The event exeites bot little interest
The Richmond DisPateA Of the 25th
SAYS.
The city vas full Of rumors yesterday
morning, to the effect that sn afmistice
Of 80 days bad been sgresd upon be-
tween the Confedersey aad the United
States. Some vent 90 far as to declare
that white Gags we're flying from the
hostile lines below Richmond.
These stories were the offspring Of
idlo faucies So far from there being
al armisaice between the belligerents,
there was more Of active war yesterday
on the lines below here than since last
November.
Our rams and small wooden boats
started down the river early, with
the design, it Is supposed, Of damaging
their pontoon bridges near Deep Bot
tom, their shipping, and, If fortune fa-
vored, their stores at Bermuda Hundred
and City Point
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

sentstiyes few days ago, and referred
10 the Foreign Relations COMMITTEES bv
an almost unanimous vote.
The Worlds correspondent in his
account Of the rebel demonstration on
the James, ssys the notorious pirate
Semmes is reported to have command
ed the expedition down the James
The rebels believed all our iron-clads
we're 81 Wilmington, and that We had a
few wooden vessels in the river. They
intended to force their war through, so
as to destroy the former, as the smoun,
OF supplies and shipping collected at
City Point was immease.
There is no doubt that the rebels in
tended q cooperation with their land
forces, as extensive movements have
been observed in Lees army aroaud
Petersburg.
The feet consisted OF three iron clads,
three wooden rams, and ,wo smaller
wooden vessels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
FRrpAr NooS

There are no river items this morning
lurther than that the river is fall OF
heavy floating ice, and the river is fall
ing very slowly.
The weather is moderating, With indi.
cations Of snow or rain.
There have been no arrivals for two
days, and no departures since the Ia
eOny LEFT. the -Hoyle being atiIl At the
wharf.
The Niagara AID Alice Dsan are en-
rogta from CINCINNATI, The former for
New Orleans, and ,hs latter for Mem
phisi but whether they VII get through
is somewhat prOblsmstieal.
The agent Of she Mississippi aud At
lantic Steamship Company, Col Tom.
Miller, expects The Niagara today.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Dyspepsin,

ad its attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
nEs aeiarm thau . medicines There IL nothing
Ia tho range al the aateria Mei'es that Tor 3
nout bear comparison with ii b. llEesls.
A full account Of this w0ndeffat p aAy be
s6uHd la the ilth edition Of the 4 81 usat0.
sy, pages 1857 and 1913.
\ seFiea of eEpafimsu = IN which ~ sail hns
igr years ouaaged. has inst been brought C.
Successful termingl ion, and he isuow enabled o.
oder to the public a combination Of Eedron, with
other approved ioniea, TIE whole preserved IN fhs
best quality Of coppsf-disillad Bourbon whisky,
4 htch he Is confident has equal Ia the world
might furnish volume Of certificates, but
= 4ubiic have long since learned 20 estimate
Gags at their true value. The safoat plan s, iUf
every QUO 20 tfst for himself tie virtues Of mes
medicine. aiys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Mziu ans TAird STA,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il wiasly-knorn Hotel has beea closed for ssv.
srAi weeks undergoing repAin. It has, during
this tine. beez rspain I'd insies and szt has been
throughly Etted up. and in great zaasurs fzEr-
fshed With new bsds and furniture The propris-
tor has na1s every arrauRsnsat 70 rsEdsr his
house eonFs1isnts healthy and agrse&bls TO the
pablie- enr
Thanking the pablie for the 2ns patronage thst
for . nsries of years kzs beez szsan1sa - TIE
Wsshiagtons he knEitss rzzsWs1 oftheIr euHtoz,
and viii sndsavox % hsFs his tAbls furnished and
the hcuss managed fn wHy 10 EsFit thsiF sozsip-
nsd pasron8gs. T1r 5000 e g.
o1nEb1zsG vii pAzssa aaxn - ka1 hon
ths Dspet frss- pHAyR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you viii ueqer use any otheFs,
it ia not necessary % publish long lisi Of d.s
eases for which the Cedrgn Bitters ara a specific
lu nii diseases OF the STOMACH, bow
EIsS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all Affections nf the BRAIN DEEPEN D.
ING UPON DERANGEhIENT OF
THE STOMACH or BOWELst
Ia GOuT, ,IGIHEUBIATIsM AND NEU-
nALGIAt
Aud Ga FEVER AND AGUEt
tits destined 70 supcrcudo all other remedies. Il
net only cures these diseases, bus it rREvzsFs
tham.
a wine glass full Of the Bittsrs taken Al hout
before each meal win obviata the ~ effects OF he
most m healthy climate, and screen the person
taking IL against diseaa1 under the most trying
exposures.
Sold by Drugglsts and Groeers goueraIiy.
as-Dr. JOHN BOLL's Principal oniao, finn
street, Louisville, Ky.
soid - PETER vIERLIz.G q,
iebs sela Agent, Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
BY TELEG RAP H
FEox Yesterdays ) O'CLOCK EDrTIox.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Rebel Congress on Peace
Commissioners.
Rebel Naval Demonstra-
ton Commanded by
Capt. Ssmmes.
Interesting News from the
South.
An Unsuccessful Demon
stration on our
Pickets.


BALrIxokE, Jan. IA special from
Annapolis 70 the American says that F.
P. Blair arrived here this evening at
clock. lie left Richmond yesterday
He is understood TO report that among
many Of the leaders at Richmond, JEFF
Davis included, there Is strong feeling
tovard making peace on The best terms
they can.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
New York Noon Markets.

HKS roak, Jaa. -.
COTT0S-Duit a. So t~A
FLOUR -10aIbe bsttsrs 95oas 80 fsr Extra
STATE, 10 6sasl0 % for Round Hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-somiAAl, quiet, and 2a3e bsttsr
good Chieags Spring 2 IS.
C0RH-QGisi sad steady kt ] - foK Old hixsd
Western.
0kTs-Quiet st 0t1<7f e5 FOE wsszsrs
FuRK-S9uIet and uachanxsd; a. 50 for Mss
s. % or one ysar Old do. % z5asl - for Prinls
LAED-Firm nf 1Es<1Zs
HoGs-ouist 1t 1sla lb5< for wszasra
WHIsKf~-shAds krmsr; WaetsEa 2 215<a4z -.
PETkoLEU ssak7 for Crnds 81
Tor Refined In bond, znd - for fres Do.
sTOCks-Bsttsr, bet heavy ~ the elsss.
MoSEY-Enehangea.
TERLISG-Msre active at 90
GoLD-OpsDsd At us, ross % II, elsssd n
g 1z1<
GOVERNMENT gToCKs-ss, 1881, oszpsns
N5<; s-21s, eoaposs, Hos7k; I0-4Hs, eoapons
-, Do. rsxiztsred, H. + m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
RULES ASD REGULATIONS.
/. No papers given Awag a TIE o0anssE or sOr

/. No papers given away As he coanter or fOr
SFatuAtons efrruiation.
?. No advertisements, looal notices or puIts IN
serted unless prepaid or pay guArsnteea.
,. Advertisements vill never Be accompanied by
local sOtioes unless contract Is msas othAs sot.
and value received for the notice.
4. No Looal Notice. however short, win b.
inserted sSr less than oas Dollar each day.
S. Marriages, FuusrAl and Religious Notices
must Invariably bs raid in advance 70 seenrp in
sertioa.
6. No deheieuey ca the part Of carriers viii b
made good BY the ofsoa. II the carriers Ail 10
leave pspers As ordered and directed. they must
pay for their oAreisssnsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Regular Report.

Rebel Congress on Pe&cs Commits
sfoners-Reb naval DemonstFa-
= item CommAAded by Capt. Semmsa.
NEr YoRK, Jan. 27.-Resolutions re-
ouesting JEFF Davis TO appoint commits
sioners to negotiate with the Govern.
meut ~ Washington for pesce were
presented in shs rsbsl House Of Repre-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Claclnnatl Noon Markers.

orxcIExGTf, Jas. -.
FL0UR-uunebsr<ed- Eopsrnns 751a %.
wHEAT-Rsd ] ss1aI %; Thiss Is9z %.
OATs-Mzrkst a. s4asS. -.ts-
C0RN-Duil bat unchanged. San
RYE-Eezinai II 3s.
WHIsKT-stIn unsstfist At ls offered Ss1
aud % aaksS fnHcas
PROFISI0Ss-Unehangs and qrist- Sot ss-
Ough doisz 70 sefAkIish prizes ak
GROCEkIEs-Duil
FLAX sEED-Deelinsd 20 70; Clover sss1
Is o. .--
River risen two feet and rws tas6ess VIA tws1-
y sssS and sxs f7ctss 1 : The eha11si-
Weather clou5y with sous snew Ihsfmcns-
ter Iss; Bsronsssr 70 - 1 AHf#
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
FOR THE
CHRIsTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE |!

Bitter 5weet-A poem; BY J. G. Hol-
land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations;
By Sarah Josepha Hale.
The Josephine Gallery-HandsOmely
bound in Turkey Antique.
The Book Of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise.
An Elegant Illustrated Edition Of
Tennyson's New Poem.
Enoeh Arden-Handsomely bound
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Nsture-By Mrs. a
Gatty.
Pleasures Of Memory and Pleasures
ofHope-Illustrated.
Byron's Complete Works-Bound in
Turkey Antique
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

No. 2, regulating the practice on ap-
peRls from Justices Of the Peace No.
10, amending section 322 Of the prac-
tice act No IL, enabling creditors, in
certain eases, to bring action on, aud
have an attachment for claims not due; I;
No i61, amending section $40 Of the
practice act: No. IS, amending the act
defining assault; No 80, changing the
time Of holding the Common Pleas
Court in Putnam and JAY counties, No
IS, changing the time Of holding the
Common Pleas Courts in the Fifth Ju-
dicial District.
Joint resolutions 2 and ), amending
article and section % Of article 4 Of
the Constitution, so as to allow cities,
towns and townships to levy taxes in
support OF common schools, were also
passed
House bill 46, fixing the times of hold
ing the Circuit Court in the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit, Was read three times
and passed under = suspension of the
rules The Senate then adjourned.
+. H0USE,-The House met a. nin'
/ o'clock a. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
oenpoaaa .g.s.a..l Of wna oh..r

hiss tscomo household word throughout ihf
West aud south aud his Worm LozsBges, ia esr
than : year after their introduction, attained
repuAtiou a. wide spread q the continent
Egfth America. But The cfOe ing glory 81 hiG
Ill rsmaina 10 BE- attained in his latest discovoFy
or rather combinatiou for he does not claim u
have bfsn The dlseogefsr of CEDR0E, VII ieh y ~
basia 81 thH bittefa now offered 20 the public.
III tt honor belongs 10 the native Inhabitants o.
O. ui America, 10 whom It's virtues have baau
kr En fof more than two hundred years A. %
~ ~ the iadian bids defiance 70 ths moss Aeali
iY msiaria snd handles without fear the mast tsi
Tfl0aH seFpeHts - IL belief with them thai
yhiis there is bresth eff iu the body, tire gsdr0n
potent 70 cure, 40 matter what ths disease nsy
aa
While br. Bah Il not prepared to indorse this
a&tfaFaRaut prefsnaion, he is nevertheless satis-
Hei from thorough eEaminatI0n 0f tis egidsacs
relative 70 its Yirtuesi that as remedy aad pre-
Nutatigs for ali dimaaes arising from exposure,
either 10 the chaHe4 o. weather ans climate, G.
she miasuatie iuGnaHCcs, 81 stands without a q.
vel and lnatiy Deserves ihs reputation it has sS
A1lg enjoyed 90 Geutrai America and tbs West 10
srs. 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BIZ Mr.. Meredeth, No. 50, creating
corporations with power to maintain
high schools; By Mr. Hoover, No. So,
amending the act incorporating cities;
by Mr.. Rhosdes, No. 81, legalizing the
assessment Of taxes for the year 1864,
on the basis Of sheappraisemens Of 1859;
by Ne. Colover, Nc. s., amending sec
ton II Of the act as 70 landlord and
tenant; by Mr.. Griffith, joint resolution
Il, instructing the delegation in Con-
gress to use It's influence to have the
time extended for the completion Of the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad /;
( All passed to second reading. House
/ bill No. 20, authorizing eoansies and
cities to pay bounties 10 recruits and
levy tax to pay them not exceeding $500
to each volunteer for one gear, was taken
j mp Il vas debated during the forenoon
in Committee OF the Whole. Party lines
we're not generally drawn, however, ou
the subject, and without coming to any
conclusion, the House adjourned
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ghs 4aiJa aournaL.
PUBLISHED By
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y Il rHAYER
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BErwEKs FIRsT AND wATEE
Editorial Convention.

The Editors and Publishers Of Indi-
ana will meet in Conyention at Indian
apoIis, on Friday, February 3, at one
o'clock p. n A distinguished speaker
viii be present TO address the meeting.
All Editors are earnestly requested TO
be in attendance, as business Of impoF,
tsnce will be transacted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

MO MANS NAME - aORE IETIaATELY
IN conuscfsd with The history Of the Maisria
Iedica Of the United States, Or more favoratis
know - a piouesf 10 medical discovery than
that - d.. JOHN BULL, Of Lousvills, Ky. lis
ininltabls preparation Of sarsapafilia has long
stood 81 the head u the various compounds Of that
utbio drug. Hls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

A large and complete assortment Of Gin Az
nssls Phosogrsph Albums. Photograph BiAlAs,
Portfolios, Disrys, Work Boxes, Ladies Leafher
and Wire Porte -mennaies.
The ahovs goods were bought expressly foa ths
Holiday Trade, and will Be cold AZ uniformly low
TAtes. ~ - ,. HEALT's,
No ~. eerSsr esMsiH sna Filst 81,
Dee l4-dtfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
BiLIs INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. Bennett, No IS, repeating the
second act for eolonizing free negroes;
by Mr.. Mason, No. 50, amending section
Of the township business aet, By Mr..
CArIon, No. %, accepting the grant Of
land for an Agricultural College; By
Mr Bonham, No, u, amending section
los Of the practice act; By Mr.. Thomp-
son, No. 80, authorizing street aad horse
railroad companies TO use State, eonusy
and township roads on se-..--::.s eondi
tions; By Mr., Hord 20. %, defining
certain felonies. and the panishments
thereto; bv 1sr Cal, No %, amending
seeiic.,,42 Of the act incorporating cities.
oy Mr.. Van Buskirk, No. %, repeating
the act to inforce article lith of the
Constitution; By Mr.. Hord, No. 96, for
the relief Of The Treasurer of Brown
counsy. All passed to second read
ing
Varioas bills we're read a second time
By title only, and referred to the proper
committees.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Indiana Legislature.

thDiAAAFoLlet Jan -
sENATE.-Tbs Senate met at two
o o'clock p. N.
The President announced the Select
COMMITTEES on the Agricultural College
bill as follows:
First District, Williams; Second, Eng
lab: Third, Danning; Fourth, Van Bus
kifk; Fifth, BeesoD; Sixth, oyler; Sew
enth, Hanna; Eighth Culver; Ninth,
Corbin; Tenth, DOuglas, Eleven, Rich
mond
Petitions, by Mr.. Danning, from the
citizens OF Monroe Connty, praying for
the passage or an act entirely suppress
sing the sale Of Spiritous liquors; BY
Mr. Thorn pson, from eolored citizens, in
behalf Of tae eolored people Of the
State, asking the removal Of their disa-
bilities.
On Motion Of Mr.. Bennett, the Senate
resolved itself into q Committee Of the
Whole on the Governor message.
Mr.. Dunning in the chair
The committee rose in short time,
and reported that the various subjects OF
the message had been referred to the
proper committees.
Various bills, mostly unimportani,
were reported back by the committees to
whom they bad heen referred, With the
recommendation that they pass.
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WORTHY OF IMITATIoN.-We have had laid upon
our table, by Messrs. McCandless & Co., samples OF
q. Eleme' and Washed - figs, and an article of ORR
entail confectionery called " Rah~at-ee-Lokoom Salla-
pee Sultauee,'' or &" Imperial Fig Paste" We pro-
nounce the above articles very fine. Don't fail TO read
their advertisement.
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ARRIVAL OF MoRMoNs.-By the ID. c. Murray q
large party of Mormons arrived. They intend SET
fling ON Laie. The schooner Emeline was chartered
10 take them around the Island to the landing. We
have no doubt that their example of thrift and indus
try. with it's sure reward, will incite others to come
rom all narts OF the Pacific coast and do likewise.
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THE MARINE TELEGRAPH.-We take pleasure In
being able TO announce that this institution has been
revived during the past week. Capt. Jacob Brown
of the steam tug Peie, took the matter in hand and
passed a subscription list around among our mer-
chants and othe rs, and succeeded in getting enough
funds pledged to support it.
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JULY

TENHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE n
n Committee empowered 70 receive subscriptions Tor l pro
per ceIsbratfou % the 3Ist q July. 1862
]. IL Brown. KHinaha. J. :. Kupanea. A. W. Nahakuahi, J.
". Kauuamauo, ". y. Pualewa, p Naoue, Z. g Harris r
". Hutchinson, Hon ". p. Eamaksu- d. Lima j. IL kans-
pun. Hoo. q. Kanaina. }. ". PAUL., W. Pineh1sa Wood W. r
Rsg~daIe. James X. Holt. His Highness VI. krkuanaoa. Hon.
.. + ntakaua, r. II. Harris. p. H. Boyd. J. IL kahai' J. Mono
:. MaIllakoo, ,. N0aulul, Major W l. Moehoua1-
4T6-st ". r. RAGSDALE, Secretary.
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ODtAtts fir Metfen0e.

Mbeans Der G~titnbobasl'gs,
NoG 0afbtn9tUn.
9Ormittaes /: 4.3O, Z, $780, unO $40.
Nadmittags: $50 unb 800,
GOnntags Inn 4.3O, $50 WUrSens, unD
g1admtttass $50 unb 800 nbr.
Bon @afbin
8prmittag8: 6.15; 8.15 uno Ills.
No9mittasS : 3, 4.3O uno 6.45.
SUnntaes nur UNI 8.15 uno 11.15 SOr>
mittass nnb 800 yta9mittass.
Na6 annapolis.
Son Baltimore $50 @OrmittagS uno $50
9Ia9mittas8.
Son @aIbinstpn s.15 8Ormittags u. 800
Na4mitta9s.
Na1 6 mberIanb; Bbeeltn9,
II. !. 10.
9Of3ug MUrgens 900.
GrpreBSu9 MbenoS $40.
Na6 6reberidsu. 9arper8 5errp.
400 Ga9mitta9s. = Nbgana BON 9aIperS
Serrp I'm 6 II. pen Sreberid I'M Z ubr MtCrg.
Rad 9urriSburs u. +. M.
YDf3us 9.2O Morsens.
Grpreb5ug 9.45 Nbenbs.
Accommodation 8 nbr gla9mittaes.
8pn Bdttt mpre mad 8biIabeIz
Dbtd &c.
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&opee.ta8 aU5 &oIam5ue.
Dis @';ijEritNa6 baa @aItiasGre neG ausu I6eII.s b.x 20,
asas bE pst. StsGtsA !a Gaf StsItr Eakn fSr,sr. eys 80.
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@Ssaa5et. crler@ses, t%1 S3tnter ssttt,t nab e8 toirb Hen DoSs'
gssrsn z~rsasn9iier eer1br:s4!, elr5u&z 60 IL fur Ste Teo,ipr&
st&teit rMD %t4eEQst Der ~g5agnstscs tn eisn etG6sf osf.ro.
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