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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-17
Most Desirable Country Lots
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER I6TH 1866. AT
" o'clock. on the premises. We will sell
sEvENrY ACRES OF LAND,

on the franklin Pike. about three miles from
Nashville, and adjoining the lands Of John
Thompson, Mrs. McNairy and Others. This land
acres each. presenting rare opportunity for pur-
chasing most desirable homes. The land = beau
tifuIy situated, highly productive with branch
hood unsurpassed. The Spruce Street Railroad
il about 70 be commenced. and will doubtless be
extended 10 within n half mile Of the land when
often such chances for safe and profitable invest
ments are offered. A plat Of the land can be
seen st our ONCE.
Terms liberal and viii be made known on day
af sale Sale positive. COLLATION. free Omni-
buses viii leave cur ofiee AZ 10 A. y. All are IN
vited J. L. < X. ". BROWN. Agents,
TW. n.rxEs. Auesienssr. oets-Ial
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GREAT SALE OF BLooDID STocK-All OF
Of our old citizens know jim HILL, one Of
our worthiest colored friends. JIM, until a
day or two since, was the owner Of Harry
Of the West and Count Bismark, two Of
Tennessee's peerless champions Of the teri
At the recent St. Louis (Laclede) races, they
sustained their own reputation, and won
well-earned renown for their owner and
State. The time Of Harry Of the West in
three miles was $3.50, which is next to the
best time ever made; the best having been
made by Brown Dick, now in the possession
Of our follow-citizen, Gen. HARDING. While
At 81. Louis jim heard BY telegraph Of
severe Affections 1.-THE loss Of his wife, which
induced him to sell his unapproachable
horses. We are pleased, however, to know
that these matches racers are still in Tea
nessee hands. Mr.. BRUxER, the proprietor
of the Nashville turf is the purchaser, and
PATTERSON IT. b. the best trainer in the
wide, wide world, has the entire control Of
them.
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TN. PIERCE, IA VIM STREET. CIECIN-
~ NAII. will send 81 Nail with full iirsc-
fioasi Is concentrated remedies rarrnnEra -
enre azS rrcenl caaenI f-Irste HI7eaEa.lE ONE TO
THREE DAfS-EElEE. sac. He Is uue-
enailaa AZ he iraaleEl q chzazIa raseE teusinai
Woarnass. lEpotr1er. trs ET. fIEncE's Sne-
eiee f8f Female Qbs1ructleBa. ast bis FTrrzaffrs.
hT nnrf - Ledies. arc inl1lilhie. Pres b. nail.
81. p. Q. Address. Boz "a 1octI-iN
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DIR. II. B. SHAW. Master.
DR.. 7. J. SHAW. CLERK.
CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS
m
ED q H FIELD.

WarrcnkAloore and others o.. J. shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court. "a Nashville. IN the above
cause viii offer AZ Public Sale. on the premises,
FRIDAY, THE 18TH OCrOBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFIELB. fronting on Fatheriand, Boscoboi,
Shelby Avenue. Williams and Sewer streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated and afiord
some OF the most desirable and beautiful BUILD
ING LOCATIONS IN the rapidly CROWNS town
Of EdEeheld and cannot laii % attract The atten-
tien Of all those DESTROYS % accnFiug homes In
this healthy and desirable location.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals % build a Street hailrcad. localea con.
venient % > nEmbeE 81 TIE above Lots, which
viii materially enhance their value.
TKRNs-Six. Twelve. Eighteen aud TWeniy-foar
months. Nth Interest. Notes repaired with good
security. and lien retained
III. ID. HOWELL. g. q N.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON a sMfKb,
Oct2 fB) Agents.
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NELSON WALKER,
j. LOUIS Brown,
SAMUEL LowERY.
WIN. SUMNER, Chairman.
SAMUEL LowERY, Secretary.

OLD THEATRE.-The theatre was crowded
last night to witness Mr.. CHARLES DILLON
in his great character of Belphegor, the
Mountebank. No words that we can use
would add to the justly earned fame of Mr.
DILLON as an actor. In his specialities, we
doubt if he has a superior in America. He
was admirably supported by the star stock
company. Miss ANNIE SENTER, as Made
line and STELLA MASON in the character of
Henri, her son, were especially well up in
their points. EVERETT and BENSON were
mirth-pFovoking, as they always are, and in
fact the entire cast performed we'll
"A New Way to Pay Old Debts" is up
for tonight, and we know of no place where
an evening can be more pleasantly or profit
ably spent than at the Old Theatre.
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RArEs OF AnvERrIrrNsi.

The r9rnpriet0rs Of the morning papers Of this
citv for the purpose Of establishing uniformity in
tie rates Of advertising. have agreed upon the
GLOWING table Of charycs and oblieate them
from tsis date;
rES LTxEs on LESS TO CONSTITUTE soUARE-
Square. day. 81 00-each addI insertion 5 50
Square / week, 50--each addl square,. 2 90
SQUARE weeks, 6 O0-each add1 square,. 2 50
Square weeks, s O0-oach addl square,. 90
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WILLIAM q. BROWNLOW,
GOVERNOR OFTHE STATE OF TENNESSEE,
70 The Sheriff Of he County Of Daridson, IN
said STATE Greeting:

said Slate Greeting;
V0U ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO
J. open and hold an ELECTION at all the
places Of holding Elections in your County on the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, after
having given the notice required by law for the
election Of REPRESENTATIVE in the Gen
eral Assembly Of said State, to fill the vacancy
oecasioned BY the resignation Of Hon. WIN b.
LEVI and due returns thereof make to me &C.
cording to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO
set my hand. and caused the Great Seal Of
IL. 81 the State to be affixed at the Department
in Nashville, on the Fourth Day Of 0ctO-
By the Governor. W. G. BROWNLOW.
A. j. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
In pursuance Of the above Proclamation, viii
open and hold an Election in the several Wards
Of the city Of Nashville and Districts of Davidson
county, on THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1866. for the purpose of eleeting
Representative in place of and to fill the vacancy
Occasioned by the resignation of Nm. B. Lewis
One Of the Judges hereby appointed to hold the
above election in each Ward Of the city Of Nash
vile and District Of Davidson county, is hereby
appointed to hold an Election at the same time
and places as above stated, for the purpose Of
electng their School Commissioners
(. E. PATTERSON,
Sheriff of Davidson County.
0ctoberl0. 1866
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w. F. WADE's SEMINARY FOR Young
LADIES re-opened the past week with every
encouragement. The recess of two weeks
during the rage of cholera was deemed pru-
dent for the safety Of those committed to
our care, as well as just to our patrons who
should not pay when they could not send.
And we say, once for all, that parents at
distance may always hereafter feel assured
that when danger is here they may look for
their children to be sent home. The time
lost viii be made up in full. A number of
new pupils unlocked for have entered the
past week, and our advices lead us to expect
good increase in the future.
We invite the public to consider the IA
cilities afforded at this school and the
charges compared with other schools.
w. E. WARD, Principal.
oct14-lw
MINERS WAETED.-Wanted Immediately
City miners for the Sewane Coal Mines.
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FOUND.


A PReMIsORY MOTIF DRAWN By HENRY
"A BRtNER % the order Of Hn- New hinney,
fer 81 sol payable sixty days AFTER date. dated
Iniv ii. ls44 Tha p1hIif are cautioned rom ne
Rotiatinf for said neie. lseplf-tI
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no Corporation Tax-Pnyere
TTyHE LAW REQUIRES ALL TAX-PAY Eils
to call at the Office Of the Revenue Collector
and pay their Taxes. bat large number having
neglected 10 attend % this duty. this = % notiy
All those who have failed 70 comply with the law.
that II they DO not come forward and pay their
taxes By the
10th Day Of November nexfs
Their claims viii be put into the hands Of an on
Ger for collection. Without any DISCRIMINATION
Whatever "A. V. RUTLAND. Rev. Col,
Ofice South end MarkethOuse. up stairs.
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LINSEED ON.

WE ARE MANUFACTURING A SUPE-
wv rior article Of Linseed Oil in our OIL MILL,
on Broad street. near the corner Of McLemore.
Orders Solicited
]. PLUNKET s co.
au14-2m
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sArURnAY. BID oF NoFEMnER. $3.50

sell 10 the higost bidder. on a credit Of one.
two and three years. in equal payments but with
interest from date, that valuable and well known
property, lying in Chatham county. Tennessee,
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Asthsehoicr1 has entirely DISAPPEARED, We viii
resume anr regular sales. 4 ueaaa74 aaa llursd4Fs
~ DRY Gea4a and Saturdays ol furnitura and
GroceFiea Be o. hand. II yf,a vast bargains.
D0LfA, BARNES g CO.,
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The Cincinnati sesson Of Gran's hne company com.
tnenced tss evening at Mozart Hal with FaHa Not
wthssndng that the attractions Of the New Years fcs
tlval generally found by the family hresde, there
. very good audience present At the niiiatory e~"
inn wos-.s oy mesns vbai ~ mans may
suggesi-1mply q concert hail. II b. theatre u
large dimensons. with seats for two thoasani Owe
hundred people and accommodate, IN eass of
need, eooo The stays " large ard thu decorations
tasteful and elegant. IL presented very sninsed ap
pcsrsnce this even ns being interspersed among the
generally attractive costumes of the sidenos with many
full There evdenty good deal q curiosity
W hes the artists who.s reputation bad preceded them,
may xsfsIy cay tia, they fully eame Up 10 public
expectation. Boschstu and Ogiai Anasts-. Brandini
and FeIrni made 40 ths cast Thsir reception
was a. cordial they could polbly have desired res
opera was gwen without fant o. nsw, AMI vas sp.
planJed continuously. without rsrlcaIniziag We mar
say thar u vss . great scores
We expert . mach larger h0us IN morrow evening
when Gsrssoiss will make her s~bat 10 safo Tbs
New Years shipments beng Over. the maso.l
pubsie viii doubtless thor srelu.vs Stestsa 70
op~rx
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Kennedy, formerly Of the Census Bureau, and many
Others received their friends by Soa during the entire
afternoon
REogPTIoss AT rBK HOUSES or TuK oAhiHEv
offiCkHs.
The receptions OF the ladies Of Cabinet ministers Woo
only ssooad 10 mpcdapoe TO that al tho ireadeair
manson beng attended by the judges Of the aspee@"
coor tho members Of the diplomatic corps, tho hasA
officers bf tho army aud navy and a throaS u 1n
tioguished officials aud olher That Of Mm. 5se
rotary Harlan, who attended by her daughter Aas
Mus simpson, dsughter Of B,ahop simpson, par
ucaiary elegant and Ample. no liquors bsing onecd
fbe reception at Secretary seCanochs ADD PostmAsses
0caesa Deosous wero also very admirably conducted
REcxrTloss or rnS JUDaEs or rms sUrnxxp
ooukr.
Tho Judges OF the Supreme Court gave receptions,
cop, Judge DAVIS who was called W Baltimore by tLs
death OF has coasin, Henry Winter DAVIS ,.~s
Business was almost entirely suspended Throughout
the city aud every seemed baai on oaloy,nx ~
festivities OF ths season to the ulmos,
RELIEF ron HEIRS OF DECEASED rnisosnRs.
Among tho 6rst bills introduced 10 Congress upos
the resumption Of the session will he poyd,ns
the heirs OF soldiers who have died 10 Southern pnsoas
during tho war may collect OF the government fuu
mutation Of ra,lons al the rs's OF twenty nve
day. for tho fun time the deceased may have bsen
confinement Accounting 10 tbe pfcsrn fcguiniiooS -
the War Department tho hear, Of private sod,as s<e
allowed 90 claims OF this character. whale uio~s u .
cotpmi ofcer may collect every emolgmsnt hsi
pcraned him up the date Of hi, death whether no
died in hospital or captivity
now REBEL rnisoSyss WIRE psD.
To reu,s hcyond all question The story frequently 70
iienied the South duriug the war ami which Taiscd
some slight ercdenoe IN the North reiecrsos
10 the governmsn, making Inadequate p~o
vision for the subsistence u ~ prisoners, tho Bur-an
OF Military Prisons gives tbc following item ia isis
report tho War Department; That during tho fous
years In which depot, for The reception Of Southern
prisoneri Kept ~ iAuY - The Northern etirs,
there cuinuaicd fund Of up~ards Of thrc" mlio"s
OF doers from sale 81 tho of ratons uacd 10
aud not consumed by tho prisoners aud than half
or THIS Fp,n used while the progressing IN
the purchase OF wines aud laliea iot the beneat u
the occupants OF prison hospitals
Mr.. nLArsE's CIRCULAR.
I'm this mornings HsRALp addrcn.ci ~ ne Go.
erncrs ~ loyal states Instead OF from theIs
,elcgrnphs,s caused mo 10 ray
q cuRrAtLMEST OF ~ IsDtAS gEsgEy ATio..
In accordance Whh IA. recommendation Of the Indi,n
Bureau through the Secretary of tho ln'ouof the Poo,
dan rsscry ion the Of oregon Tho riaotioa
10 question "a made AZ the trQusfi o. Mes.fr. heamth.
Williams ami Hcndcr on the Congressional dsrs,iica
from the above State 10 ro.uro 10 tho IN
habtanis OF Willamette valley uninterrupted sce~sa 10
Acquinn, Bay winch Win sb'ry to- uts a. impos'an'
mort Of entry
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tie mail steamship tlb', Captain Stone Will Issfs
Boston on wcdna alay fpr Liverpool
The mails for Earpps vii clos "a tbs city ni ql,tsf
past one AMI haif pat i've ciock 10 day
The Nav Yors HgsAtD- fdiu0u fOr Eur1pf-Si 10,
pubiisbcd A. oleVeu O'Clock tls mofDbs and s'i
contain i,'c and lmppupni N~Ns frou, Merco, csnusi
aud soith Amcncs iaf NC w"s lGiic' trths' irta'-
o. the Fen,sn fCcas, the --latest aleg her from oil po'
tons Of the rn,ui st,rs sui 'rc,ana - si nI''iai
events OF the day
eentt
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Sergeant Forrest and officer De la Hunt. though they
wore ably seconded by thor follow officers
Tho following The nanes or the partses arcssed
George Schmidt German, twenty years Of age, sne
maker by occupation schmidt arrested a. mas rest
dence. l3l Ewen street. with Enlead rho IA his Pos
session and throe ball Cartridges IN his pocket captain
hullin has tho rife and cartridges Al the station house
John shurno, German forty years OF age, cooper oy
occupation residing al l1l Boerum strces John Rubea
sein German, ainetsea years OF age, tailor by occupa
hoo. Jacob Rubenstein brother OF tho former, agsN
twcnty years, occupation; Nicholas Woayer, osS
man, forty years OF age samo Occupation Tue throe
latter reside at lB6 johnson street
All the prisoners With the exception or bhusnoa DO
long 70 social club IL tho corner OF Even and scnoses
streets Schmidt president OF th1 club and h's
term Of once expired at twelve O'Clock bondav night
The murdered a native OF Baden, Germany,
aged twenty -four years
Coroner Smith will hold inquest thls morning. the
hrs since no assumed the Office OF Coroner the term Of
Office Of his predecessor Coroner Barrett having expired
three hours before the murder.
RECKLESS USE OF FIReARMs.
Charles Johnson printer was arrested IN Brooklyn
early on New Years morning charged with carc'cssiy
firing gun at young man named Bernard Hanktas
while they, with party OF young men, wsrc IN tho
Howard HOTEL at the OF Nevins and Water Streets
The gun was loaded with heavy wad, which caused
desh wound Tho matter, upon full examination. was
proved 10 be act Of careesne aud the prisoner was
discharged
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m assse d a setts.

BDrOS, Jan ], 100
Tho great ovent Of emancipation celebrated a. noon
to day by ringing the church bells and aung alutes on
Boston Common also II Cambridge Lerington Dorches
ter, Cbarlestosn and o,h~ locsh,iea The population
especially iubilani INDUCING IN military parade.
ana grcs, meeting fremont Temple in the even ng
xhers several Distinguished genilemen made paino'ic
speeches to them.
land, making an tmpr ng appearnnre The snow and
siush, hosever. rendered. tbs streets sxcctable Tor
marching
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Tue orelai v0ss q wlscosan al The late sise,o. J.
publishss Cos-rsw Fsrehiids lrrpxbfk.ni rsspyff
Y e0Ts ssd The ns)orv against tbs stiseAoa ~ 81
frsgr " pegsy~t cot
Tue tofs borae a the rersst eiecis1 teif ~ ~
vsfs fYr rn~wbss 81 Cougrsss sNt ~ ~ tka~ D~to@
n Asisiey. rvpabsscsa, r-sssved 1,sst. N X. sstbr
demecrsx. 17is, sof LnsSs~s basae<f. s-ppes<sh.
Asn~y's nxborssF, l.f, Ash~r h~s ~ss~ttr - sssh
cos~ss sso~s~ CssrytM rk~ s~si~g ce~nfs Tss.. boz
esss q nsss<rr foe ths rsssx Ucke ~ essfs iex1sa.
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UNLFN*V~~T E*H F|F|
90 Saturday svssins sbot sven celosk the steamer
james Brady o. ss~ York 10 collision VIA %.
tug X n Sel,,er, on the psssp.eo river porson q
The spp-r wood-ort Of the Brady Gas esrr,sd s-sy
The tug wss much damaged ooorsi man -ho was
90 board the latter missing AMI 10 sppo~>i 10 hsvs
t..~o arr~ "A
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Acting upon the suggestion OF the Commissioners OF
Chsues. and Correction, Judge Do~Iing proceeded on
Susday TO Black wells Island ini ordered the discharge
oftso hundred Of the parties there detained while
many Of them thus enabled 10 celebrate the adj.
vent ~ the year In their homes. there is little
d,uDt that quite a NUMBER devoted tho day 10 the
taxing OF such will lead u their speedy
INN
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RaLroa. ~ g, Jan L. issS.
IA Cover n vsDcs vbos~ psro1e hes ben srtsnssi
3, smbtss M ss,s. arrived here tbis no,biss u
said he 10 % his ~.y W vIimnssop -bs'. be meas 70
reside
KP Bssils elected saals rr.sssrsr By ,hs Lsxss
sr, ,ntered gpoa ths isehsrvr q hs daiiss W day.
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BALTngRk Jan !, 1873
New Years Day generally observed here
than ever before 3Is,aess of all kinds except ts pub
hcation Of the new sp,per almost totally Suspended
the citizens matBk calls and exchanging congraiula-
iionz Tho heavy rain 1nd slice, which fell last night
rendered locono'!on vary unpieasant The Corn and
FIour EXCHANGE and Sfock Board closed.
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PsmiDsrsHA, Jsa D. isss
This snsrnoon eooaeossd shell srploasi Al The Psan
rrs.,y lroa votss henry crsvsy, syoanx nas, hsd
Oos leg bsswn q snd the other badly injured
THIS morning Frak nsctsns, Wills ~'sndng In ths
DO, Of hs rs.,dsses ws sbo, 10 tbs ssos by Ed-sd
NeNatty
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Advertisements ff thr Ns4Ktr Iss.Ls must 10 hsaisb
o before co'k eve, ws.iassisy ~rsnnG IL df
eul,to n among tho entsrrF,sins m~b,a,os f,rnso-.
merchants manufacturer snd gouiiemru Throughout tss
country : incrsaans very rsp.dy Adysfi.rrmenis "a
seried In tho wEssiT HssaLp vii thus 30 ~ Asx.
portion " the .ng. AMI sn~Ere p-ops Of ~ uni'ss
Eisias
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New Year Among the Germ ns,


Among our German fellow ei.zens IN this city Ia
new year duly celebrated in the customary manner
and by variety Of entertainments and socales In tie
family circle as we'll by the various socisics who
were assembled at their respective headquarters Now
Years calls are among the Germans not much in
vogue as they among the ancient Knickerbookers
but in this city they have adopted this time honofed
custom The weather yesterday and the condition Of
the streets did not allow any considerable exercise in the
open air, and the majority remained at their homes
The various places OF amusement we're, however well
attended At the theatres two performances given
during the day. Business VAS OF course, suspended
and the first day OF the observed gene
raj holiday, and generally celebrated in quiet ana
orderly manner
The members Of the New York Sing Academic, a
thriving musical association, composed OF male and
female chorus assembled their headquarters, %
the Steuben Honse late Sunday night, 10 celebrate
sylvester New Year evel by series Of musical
cises, which took place at midnight when Schumanns
New Year chorus sung by the male and female
chorus The Sing Academies celebration quite
select and successful affair The society comprises
number of accomplished singers and the New Years
song was rendered n very acceptable manner Mr.
Ha1er, accomplished opera singer, assisted In the
musical exercises. A. the close OF the musical por
lion Of the programme prescpaton took place INC
leader Of the chorus singers Of the society, Mr. F. II.
nkerf the recipient OF series Of the most popular
musical works Of Beethoven, Wagner, Bach Haydn
and HauptmanD Addresses we're delivered on the ocra
and Mr. Pinkert the leader After supper distribution
Of holiday gifts Tor ladies' took place. whereupon the
festivities wound up by ball which was
tinued until quite an early hour.
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gssss VIZ. o.. Ps.rt street.
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Na#s D. ~
mss.s NusssAfa
sfsfiaHm q .ssf
gt~rFmEs fsks ef-st farssHfr % ssFIus fes' ts# .
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b. f-stass~ fse.s 81 tn ssafta sHs ta ~ 90 s~a
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usfta@ pr..snt. ~ Ausstto- set 8 49,
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u.,,.tfs afssf Wssatnsttr usmeSr
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Esss.ss."s tsIsvss VS. i-<.-pss rssp-
"a sss 81 Hfss saft. spss~sil~a - pa'~ '-- -
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sus-t sewing Machine. nzL'ss 's-
frf~B.afmf WNrH a tsihs HffEH' sfNHF saa@s@ so
slfsnf~ wfJsph o gfnsH s~ hfssa~.r
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PHALDNS SIGHT HisDoMiNs tfEtt s % sfs0ss Ia.
sfnnss " TIE uipsissnih orafuu To- lns'r "i ls '-.
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