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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
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DENTISTS.

THEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
y the very liberal patronage received
during the past Eeven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or mott to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-
featured. 49,
improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserye
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several Anasthetics for ale
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
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Children's Teeth successfully corrected.
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latter If possible). The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand 1t.
Neuralgia Affections treated; also Cleft
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deep gambler, and reckons The odds
aoith a0ondertui accuracy. There aoas a
chance IN 1864 that England, France,
and eUen Russia, might take part soith
Denmark against HIM; but he would
take has chance of that. There 1oas a
chance a feao days ago that the Emperor
Napoleon eooutd back AuStriG aoith an
j" armed mediation after Koniggratz.
But Bismdrk took has chance Of that
too. Eoery stroke Of daring that
meets 10Th success prompts the man TO
higher flights of auddcity, and justitGes
has reckless confidence.
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for the Journal, from the Ber-
lin KLadderddatsch lPunchll
bohemian CONVERSATIONS.

(By favor, from Headquarters
SEpPI = Well, what do you say,
Peppi? Those Prussian vagabonds
are already in Pardubitz.
PEPPI-It's the needle-gunl
SEPPI-I should never have be-
lieved that such a God forsaken
Berliner could build such pontoon
bridges!
PEPPI-It's all the needle-gunl
SEPPI-And the artillery of those
Prussian braggarts also did good
work
PEPPI-It's all the needle-gunl
SEPPI-And they, footed like a
goat-tailors, in the Prussian uni
form of hussars-whipped our Edel-
sheim" cavalry, and scattered our
squaresl
PEPPI-It's all the needle-gun!
SEPPI-And the exact order in the
Prussian military administration, the
nursing, the hospitals, and line am
balances, and
PEppI-Tt's all the needle-gun!
SEPPI-And the endurance which
their soldiers have, the fatigue they
can stand!
PEPPI-It's all the needle-gun.
SEPPI-And the quick movements.
PEPPI-All the needle-gun!
SEPPI-And the conformity in com
mand, the sagacious strategy
PEPPI-All the needle-gunl
SEPPI-And the noble behavior;
pay every thing they get, nurse our
wounded, divide the last bit with our
soldiersl
PEpPI-All the needle-gun!
SEPPI-Well, then, will nothing do
against this needle-gun?
PEPPI-By interposition or publ
cation on the side of our government,
nothing. But Archbishop Rousher
has written to Rome, that the anath-
ema has to be thrown against it!
Turks and Vandals Then the Ber-
linian tailors will find, whether or not
their devils work will hit!
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The next campaign will be one of
the most important which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong.
Now, if ever, must the fruits of the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradventure.
The grave responsibilities growing out
of the situation are felt and appreci-
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is a necessity for
cheap and rapid means of informing
themselves of the rapid events trans
piring from day to day in the political
world 1t is with the design of doing
all in our power to meet this want that
we now propose to issue
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16

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and put up. Window Shades hung. VIM
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designs, made up and furnished on short
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For Crushing and Expressing The
Juice from Apples, Grapes, and
other Fruit, at one and the same
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u. y. Claim Agent.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
ONCE on Main street, between Third and
Fourth, No. $50 lover Keller's Gun Storel,
Evansville, Ind sepl965
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r II = r o r F
Fashion f'our.c-ruIi Trotfiu9 Sra-o

Frshion foursc-I Fall Trotting Sra-0n.
The fall trOtting ut the Fashion Conrsc will be-
gin the T OF Scptcnbcr, with "A trot for purse Of
81 500 milo leafs best three ia five, IN harness, be-
tween the bay Lady 1horne and the brown stall
Hon George Wilkes: and In week afterwards the
horses ro wagons for kc amount. The purses al
vcrssea TO cioso last nipt all ncd with the
ccltsn of No J. which FOR i,c00 mile heats, bcst
three Gte ia harness. open TO all horses For ibis,
General Butler the only entry. No. 2, purse of
$500 added O. stake OF 500 cacl Y. r.. milo heats
three In ave in harness In horses that beat
go was closed with Hiram Woodruff = ch M Eosa.
mofI Jas ~. McMangs' black mare, tora and Morris
Hoiconb's b. M. lucy. No. 8 purse Of 800 mile
heats, best thrrc Ia five, Ia harness, ior horses that
never oeat 2.ab, closed With NJ. Rodn's o. m. Lady
Oakland, Hiram Woodrun = =. h. quicksilver John
InEeu'sb b IN. Amber and n. W Burnlams i. <. GEN
cIal Sherman. No. =, purse cf 500 mile heats,
that never won money. closed wiih N. Robins
O. m. Lady Oak land John Ioyett'a ~.
Amber, T. W. Burnhain's b. 8 General siormaa. and
A. A. Full rs l.. ---. The two irots between lady
Yhorc eud George Wilkes viii be rcry attractive aalr
botn or these celebrated horse- In the blonin of
health and VIII fet if not faster in their coming
tLan al any former period Of their turf lie
,rot between I,osamond Core ard I.ury will be lively
event. and the public viii then have chance oi agcer
tau.ug how fsst they really are, both " and
I1cy III their trcvions tros handy that i IL sup
posed that each get low down 10 tie wenties Cora
Is considered n clipper but she has iro;ied
this ncghbcrhood she belongs Ia the dark division. The
Gher 0eds good and briiian, campaign inay be
rrnrnuablV patld.
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THE LABOR CONVENTION.
Th~ t"n, .nIi"n Opposed q. InSd Nonopo-
Iies Election Of Permanent OMrcrs-Th~
Pr~-idrus Ia Receive the Nrmbrr- M the
MLiic uousr ou saturday. a..
hhLfisosy, August 2s' 1896.

fnsuA' ~, l1D"
in 'he Labor Congress lie report Of The COMMITTEES
tta' Il VA incxpedcnt TO dcsiena,s any particular
journal IS . national ltor organ discussed and
ro 'omunlttsd.
Nr suwArrprcsen'ei 4 report oppo. Ing land monopo.
~ snd ~ laws having such tendency, asi reoon-
mcndng TIN, committee h. appointed ur yiFit the
PRESIDENT and call his poc.al attention 70 The sshlect
III HAeprsD. from iLe Commiuce Finance re.
soniad report, portion 81 ~heh wcr, adopted and
tle rcmaindar rsicued back.
~ frorrr moved the printing ~ one thoussnd corcs
~ The forheatnu sfffcs 10 The vufkugfncn - Tho
nA,n, aNa tAi es b. sent - tie various societies 20
~ calculated = widely posrlbe Adopted
w. Epn y Sew Work c'crcd he following. which
adopted .--
stn.-tona - npreit, rhir - ~ a2r-@,ic sre tcrr
atsx roui t.r resp irsds. s.arnbus, 49, whetraa
a.aefntes sbopi " Scrt 10 orsAs,ires esposiys
's.aete 49,. ~. ,oo.,,. ,,.,,,o.r, - n. ,.,,o,.
,rss asats rs6ai iAe isni se grasey ~ lne,s.
10. - frequently ~ ofdcr iai usf eapeuas. may =
',3..a s,-shesi W ealinr si.rIAl reeiiass.
Mr. wn,L, wessEicd the folaHinz ssi-h -
adopted
Ee.o'sra ~, " hsl rii9 mseh gl.s.9r- s.s- as
erss y ass 'ns ,e' & X" sa,s ~ n -, o,sy ,, sa
cnl,g v JOIN ws - ~ hs ninetnf a ~ tse andrr.
asi IN ,Ie iar.o,sbie 'ia sfs droasa nhes
have recently f@ss' 'd
nent cheer. % tne National Isor ts'on ana ~ ioi
losing chosen
py,sgasnf--t. e. wbaiey. nf the Dsirrt - ColuMlds
r.rc r.,sd,a - Las9'--EdSsfd Sshi.s.r ~ lllin0s
VI, T9sslsaf'- Alexander Troupe - uas.Aebusett
william titl e's, ~ Maryland n. lbbcrs ~ rcnasyi.
wants " Ffafn0ns, District ~ Colombia B \. Asriin.
~ delaware " D. Jeyop, of New fork =. . Afford -
Indiana = H polAb ~ Mirtlsn; Jafnrs Ashworh. ~
Mll-oari T. :, Cameron, ~ itsois, JAMS hcki,u. ~
Iowa, ". v lilies, II Georgia y % haissm. ~ Nasnai
A. W PheiTr ~ tgnnecficut
ss-yetro,,-J v O-eron. ssyntd As'inan,.-w.
H lee virginia rorrsalording tecfelary william
Chan. Connecticut Assistant Hsnrg George, Mch.
igsn
ry,asar.f-J HnohcliFc, iihnola
Ssmm,nas oR Fa1rc,-r. i. rvsrsr, Maryland W.
~ Baldwin, Ncw y0fk y Aahvnnh, hf-oufi
The place ~ mtstius " lhs nent ConsFcs. ss@ hrsd
UPON Chicago
me report N the rornui,isc cn Iabs Lsnds A. .0
taken up and adopted
a Telegram ya received from the rfs.dest ~ The
Tinted Hsta snnonncinR that he ~0ud receive the
mttss Of me toagre" % saturday heAa ~hch sfr3sd
ris ronTre. thsn sdoernsd ssui ,o-morr"~.
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millions Of tho notes have boon converted within ,hs
Executive AppOintments.


Executive Appointments.
Tho President has to-day signed commissions for hs
following Offices :Jas H. Anderson 10 bc Collector OF
Internal Revenue for III. Eighth district u Ohio. q
Hicks 70 be for the Eleventh district OF Illinois.
Asa Faulkner hc Collector of Internal Revenue for tho
Third district OF renncssoe Henry hussey TO be Col
ector Of Internal Revenue for the fourteenth district Of
ONO; 1hoz H. Benton be Assessor OF Internal Rey.
nuo FOR tho Sixth district Of Iowa; Dauol II. wnGeId
TO bo Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
trict OF New Jersey J Butler 10 be Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the Fourth district of Maine Geo
= Cooper 10 be Assessor Of Internal Revonne for
Fourth district of Michigan Cyrus o. Loomis 10 bs As
SCISSOR for tbs Second district Of Michigan j. Crockett
sayers TO be Assessor Tor the sixth district Of Kentucky
1hos Staples 10 be Collector ol Customs At Machas
Maine.
Suspension 81 the Issue oil Rn,ions by tho
frerdmrn's Burcnu Ia the Souih.
Tho fo!ow.ng order, suspcndng the sssuo Of nations
the south by the Freedmen Bureau except in certain
cases. has just been promulgated
CIRCULAR No 10
BUgFAU ErruGEkr, FgEsnsEs ssp Arsspossp I.AnDr
Wasnsdros. August ~ 1895. (
In accordance with Tho instructions the Secretary
War IL ordered that and after the INT day - nvto
ber next the issue Of raons he discontinued escepl 20
the sick In regularly organized hospitals and 10 the
phan asyums for refugees and froedmcn already
Ing, and thas Tho Slate officials who may lie rosponsibs
Tor tho of tho be carefully notified OF this ofdas
that they msy assume tho charge of such indlgfst
refugees and freedmen are not cbraced 10 the above
exccptionM q a. HOWARD,
Major Gcnorrl, Commissioner
Operations az the Frrrdm~n's UUrca1 In K~s-
lucky.
lengthy and interesting report received ~ the
headquarters of the froedmen's Bureau to-day frps
hsisr General Jcr &. DAVIS Assistant Commissioners
tho state u Kentucky, Fhowns the operations
of the Bureau in that state, aud the state
of ieeling existing be,wccn the whites snd
backs. Agents from different part of The s,a,-
report thr freedmen. generally speaking ,ndusin
ousiy employed At fair wages and thst nibc,y PEG
cent Of the ooorcd people felfsurtaining. There
thirty oolored schools ia tho state, with a gsrr.
gate attendance ~ ,s2s scholars Much opposition
manifested 10 portions Of tho -a,c by white nal
contents styled regulator" 20 coiored schools ard
several cited where they have
up and the teachers driven from the State. Ceuefai
DAVIS recommends of the military force by
squadron 81 cavalry, IA prevent oulrasos upon freed
mcn, which have been frequent within Tho rNsl fe~
week. rho crops reported "a be in very founs,,
ING condition aud that there viii be larger Yield Of
potatoes. hsup. tobacco aud grass Than Known
before. The wheat crop opiy Is below fuii
yield The ususi waeos paid Sed hands N siz pr
snd raonf aud IN tobacco growing region
so to $50 per month
nntcrnai R~,enu~ is-c~ipt..
81 iGso,iGt
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mwi utxs.

An army eiuh " which hasdrsd oaae~s
h.l,.e,s wher ear trO0g~ hsd the shy ~ Aerlos,
sists.n var ago Invested sofpl4g funts el s0ol
All the frsslf~r- shoGaf meet sgkin The funfs
amount ~ 80
negro 80 bsnreS 10 Chis.en en- ils losh mt. rhe
n,sht tfofe woman applied ~ the sfpaty lslles
ths pr,gmss II beinr hanged 10 bis Tsss. She gsss
rssah ~ her benevolsEt n,sniscn ih4i shs ssa en-
hat,ry no. modest rcqnssf -as hos arsn~a
A wo,Bsp ~hnse hushanf u tad " b. New YCrt
,resrtsnt soh tafoVO0 has boa three tunes aesi-
IA Poas shksspsis ~ dsAhksnaess
rhs 10y n Hsu ufisann, wheh Wss f1r faar y.sr.
vent IN .t~sHFnt ssnitAyy cSrdN1e NY shs mfhsfy
sa;har -. nraln reatsisx iAia u foymsF a1tsm~sa
A v.r4a snapet sonNned % ~ gaN ., csisuA4y
; 49,. .tt~sMf.sH s4 sss go ~ ~. t@tAafmtAw
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uua cIY nf MfMcp cusrfssrsprscr.
tfry - MKco. Aurrt ., l.o5
fiiy sfw aiSIsTrR-.

f''t ~ manu- fAMAAh - fFfp
rms SOW mSGsTrR-
Tho nes Ministers have taken hold of their eorA IL
earnest aud infused lilo and gor into Their a..
parmcns Ieaccnz, lefi sla0o0o in tho national irca.
gury. This iusgniacant hi. su,crsaof endcavor.
ing augment aud has already effected tso important
change 70 effect Tho iaw ~ xay Isas regulating
business licenses, so n anscd 10 double The prite *
Hcrns~s, which alone will yield large income. and tho
stem of collecting hrs been modified aud newly
arranged 10 insure prompt collections ami
returns well ~ to prevent pccnaiipu which was M
torously rife under all iorincr administrations. Thc
Laws cf May 1866 aio imposed isScs ony upon the
products of estates not upon estates thcmsclyes mrs
adroit dodee of the great lsndow ners many or
whom each owned hundreds of Ieaguey of land which
they ID not cultivate and would not sell and upon
which, bling unproiuc;iye, they paid taxe- By
decree of The Va INST this old law ~ snnuiled ard
hencc;orh real ests,e Of every description will h. aGed
ami the rieh ~ the country compelled TO- 10 ther
part toward tne support ~ the government
Nvwy.
The In the upper part of the vslley soat over
several bands having been dsperyed By the military.
The zousycs who left rcucs las week overlook large
fore " liberals in the mountains, when shsrp light
cnfued The berals lost heavily 10 killed and wounded,
and the Frcnchmcn took eighty prisoners. whom they
on the 1911 thc battalion o. . somewhat noted local
chief named Fr.goso encountered body a. French
Huichla and losi t~eniyt~o n killed and about the
Letters from Mszatlsp 9th ~ July ssy that cliy
tnnes he sssae by the liberals The city " becsrn-
ipe deforuiaed Ills estimated that four Thousand
tphabsnts hare len that pscs and sought else
where within the iast year
In GusnAuaio recently portion of ,he Nsrican i'm.
pers troops rsvoied and pronounced for Jusrex bot
we're speedily put down sons twenty men and onrsrs
being killed. In one o. '~o i1vns In the vic nl,y
attempts made a. the -ams time 70 pyon0aras X
bat the inhabitants tick up arms against the revelation.
ias defeated them and put cnd TO the movement
In the department ~ snsnal1sso ivt week The Aus.
l4tvsa arrN ma
ing them killing thirty woandlns twenty .,hre. and
taking any pr-nuers .nong the lrftsr ras Coloa~l
Ayputs ~ .coinrnsndant ofths d'stret
Marshsl Baya4Rs expected 70 rstan "a ths city bv
the i2fh nrt from his tosr 70 san Lls roaoA and
Monterey.
rsriuiAs rpsIFwa W. rWoofs
The Emperor - -un'sy morn5np last rewleved ,a.
ue.tfnn nnd portion ~ the Aumrsr trs,ve An thts
ci,y-sbogi ao1o msn- fta troops made ans appsar.
apes, and shs marching arA dscignr 81 the kuslfans
supeelsly, clclsed yraise fr0m ss sgv spsrtAt0.
psasr 4 w4aAar.
A. ton orlok on tha morning ~ tie ansh nit TIE ven.
egahte BISHOP ~ VlSrtarD dled in m fty TIE Nissr
"a .re " ~ ", Nslnfst@s * scn'ra snd wss tn
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4. Tai. T,m. h, IN. porel.rL.

1f ftNs,na .ktrs Difsi feFste v ri-
~ clouds Harr 10 ba4ins fo@nas q. tse ~. Ia
Ikry Nv lug body. ssN f.fnse apins ard f~gst.b~
ar rfaits uHwhs~rls safs4 and t led ~
the detsf a1Ecs vh business hnd Ilessnr. can H.
rftArf ee8eu4 ~ dt@raso exnNnd, The
nfa s organ srrhl ~ shr s.et1d .rs
thr VDrht ~ sud sshAr tsh b~s ths'
tAefr uta gNtuifs "a 10 rrnfyFtHs ~ f4set Il
We hnl1 cHr hveg. sress. frFarnr rssr. sta
thr r vtWn thr r~NsHf pg dia fk,isr "
tala mnd eratrs wn4i fsrlrsi Therefor baid u.
shd sussln he rH@rrT - natuTv sb iha ruirNg go
~tshi~ fr's1NsfNpt iiDNfkrfIHR z EirIErh. We wss
takes br THii W ~ oihr hns~lf FsrllsfJ stH
nNs wAir -'ttsuie will hYri u. F~fspsd shsf@
% vAtn. T1s " grsi1 aETfsi. uua great u~ssl
fa, aites,~d ~ inlse yosrs ~ shs. 81
~. hsikhe siSse 81 tef1pfF.uss nissy d.
t4fb s fancepN 80 The ssansh 70" bosrls ,bs lrst
the stn ~ - through lsNt tts dsas a8s'-
Dies ass.ii fvns thcss w. stYsnes ~h N0nfgrffrs
nIftIk~ sHh defy isst apt fnal.rs rsid -hr,s
Nrw 4srk - Drv
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rsE pgasmlctvrIcl c1kytnTIos

bfth0Hf, tnguSh lNst
The sccoud days % The Pharmaceutical convcn
ton met nin~ o'cloc. THIS morning. The following
officers w~ro cc,tod Tor he cnsuing yssr.-presdon,
Frederick siearf. ~ Detroit Wee fr~sldentsEd~srd
~lrish 81 Philadelphia F ~ sarsesnt n Cbicgo John
N sheldon ~ New YAk Treasurrr--Chvics A. Tuftn
Il tuv~r y a. Hecressry-Johs NJ Mswch. of rbNs.
lpns NarlwnN stapfing committees sss eleeaed
inc snhrri ~ ihe.as arohsl reessss s''aeisi ausr
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A..
frtN rrfrF. STRENGTHEN AsD lNYi.oaATK
1as. create a healthy appsite.
1hsv Hfe sn hHut1tr 60 thAh.r of water amt iwG
T.sy s,srsglLra The fyst-us
They Itnftfy th~ bststh snd sinrssa
IieY cure DysrfpAis .lt CONSULTATION.
Tart IIfsr Complaint .nd Ngfsoas fiF@d80f~,
DEAkEs riANTAff0s biffEKh hsgf risfrd
~ enfoAA ~nat rAray. stip1 ttn4hdg
and wan. 81 ssi ths Nri the ~eTS has
produced ftsy particularly a4AIiai {. der.lr
females and rcfHsns sNccalary 9rrul-in 6NrFse
ItDpfir.0rE ssup tr cgrk ~ eArh loi1le ~
deaNsf IA. not ~ T., report q Y. IL. DhAAt AID
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General Canair- In Command nt MniamO-
ro---t.cnrrai Lew Wallace Ordered by fn-
nnies - Deliver Ip "a Him the Arms and
uunit ions oI Mnr la Ill. to~sc~-iou, &c.
0ririnI De-pn:rhc~ Ia The Mexican Minister
~ Washington VIA NimiIian'- Position 4 10.
tcpmbIc " ithomt French Troops.

NAnlIiNfIUN, Augutt y, IstU
Soncr Romero received 10 day olcsl dispatches from
Major General Regules, commanding Tho Central Mill
tary Division 81 ihs Mexican Republic md Major General
ALVAREZ, cominanding the Military Division Of tho South
Boih generals report engagements With the imperaiis.
d secondary importance and agree ia the opinion that
hc.orc TIC French leave Mcrieo should they really do
80 tr position OF Masniiau vii be rcudcrcd untsnsb,c
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Wholesale Desertion of Mejia's
Forces to the Liberals.
Mejia Appointed to the Command OF
the Third Military Division
Of the Empire.
Arrests Of Conspfrators in the
City Of Mexico.
Gc Lc ke

BY the arrival Of the steamship Hendrick Hudson at
Philadelphia from Havana the 18th inst, we are
placed in possession Of dispatches from Vera Cruz
to the 18th aud the city Of Mexico the 10th inst.
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susneu Tor ms virtues and learning. For more than
thirty years he chaplain OF lie Cuurch OF santa
Teresa OF Mexico, for which reason his remains were
inferred IN the vault OF that church
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il,ci.

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EAi., late Of ilnifix, aged ~ years
Halal papors please copy,
tfhr afh>g Dedl4 So Thfrd Prge.I
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