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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-18
MAYORS OFFICER
NASHVILLE. AUGUST 10. lS66. I

MAYORS OFFICER
NASHVILLE. August IA, 1866.
IN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF CHOL-
i ERA in other cities and its probable approach
70 this, II has been deemed eXpedient and peces-
sary TO adopt additional measures by which our
city may be more thoroughly purified and placed
in the best possible condition. that we may stay
its ravages should we be visited by IT,
To this end, therefore, the city is divided into
THREE SCAVEkGER DISTRICTS, under con
troll Of the following officers Of that department,
whose duty it shall be to make proper distribu-
tons Of Lime in all the public streets, alleys. or
lanes IN their respective districts, hereinafter
described, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
removing all accumulated filth OF nuisances on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week.
FIRST DIsrRICT.-P. W. BRrEN. lst. I'd, 81. and
5th Wards.
SECOND DIsrRICr.-R. NJ. HAWKINS, 9th, 7th
and Sth Wards.
THIRD ,DIsTHCT.-JNo. WHELAN, 9th, 10th and
tn Wards.
L cannot urge too earnestly upon all citizens
the absolute necessity of reporting promptly to
this Office TO the Board of Health, Of the accu-
mutation or existence of any matter calculated
to generate disease, in any locality coming under
their observation.
GEO. S. KINNEY,
Mayor, pro- tenn.
THOs. s. HAYS Sec'ry.
aul5-2W
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power Of these States viii not thereby be
placed IN rebellion, and that it VII cordially
cooperate with them TO these ends.
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE NEXT SESSION OF MY SCHOOL for
l boys and young men. viii commence on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. Circulars may BE-
obtained az The Book Stores of MT. Y0RE and Alr
COLLIER. on Union street j will also. iu the eve
ninEs, teach private pupils ID the Classic or
Mathematics, etc. ". BRYCE THOMPSON.
aui1-lm y ID. BOX 6sl
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Also, 20 OTHER PLACES n FRANK
LIN COUNTY,
Containing from 66 10 go acres each. generally
well improved. Some 81 them very dcsirublc
For particulars. a. % location and terms. apply
70 j.. S. SIMS.
Real Estate Agent. Winchester. Tenn.
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Arrival Of the Steamship Lafayette.
NEW York, August 1.-THE steamship
lafayette, from Bresb August 4th, has az
rived.
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WE ARE MANUFACTURING A SUPP
w rior article Of linscsd Oii en- eur OF mHLt..
on Rraad street. near the corner Of McLeaiorc.
Orders solicited. -....
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AfIantic Cable.

PORT HooD, 10 P. NJ, Aug. 1.-THE New
foundland line is Frustrated by heavy gale.
1t will probably be repaired to morrow. No
news tonight.
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MADAME &. 8IEARS,

No. ssf MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK
WILL reopen her French and English
w boarding and Day school, September %.
Nine G.. ~. vii De "a home aflcr Scpthmber 10
b receive personal applications. An previous 70
that date hy mail. al2-im
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Fire in New York.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE new building
at the corner Of Fulton and Gold streets. oc-
cupied by Wilson CROKER as a bakery is
on fire tonight and is likely to be destroyed
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Attention!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
OLD NJ a ID Il n = W.
I AIDES. Bring in your Grape Shawls and Silk
! Dresses to be Cleaned and Dyed. Gentlemen,
your faded Clothes. No. b, between Market
and College at n. HENNOT's. Merchant Taylor.
A. HEINRICH. Agent.
jy3l-lm Dyer and ScOurer,
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/ 600 ACRES. SIX MILES FROM WIN
lsOOO chester. on the McMnnviile road.
well timbered. good well and spring water, iu0
large, young orchards. well improved. " 30 be-
divided into four 90 six farms Co sut purchaser.
with ouf-houscs. on the piace-g10d land, aud
one Of the most desirable places In this country.
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600 ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM WIN
Os)O chester. on the McMnnviIle road. This
place is well improve lone brick house and ont
houses.
This place will be divided 90 suit purchasers
Good water and timber,
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ED G. E FIELD,
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A i L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE or GENERAL SUPgRISTENDENT.
N. * G. AND y. K N. W. RAILWAY,
Mnahvilfa Tam Aurusf 1gG
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on ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM WIN
CO chester. on the Fayetteville road. There I8
on this place good blacksmith aud wood shop,
" ia good dwelling and 0ut-h1uscH.
This is an admirable location for blacksmith
ing and woodwork turner's.
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OQO ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM WIN
NCO chester. on the Huntsville r0ud-l1s
acres cleared. 100 acres fine timber. lno apple
Orchard-2JJ bearing trees, and fine peach orch
ard. Good brisk dwelling with barn and sgableE
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RI. Rev. c. +. QriyTatD. p. d. Visitor.
Rev. GEo. BECEErr. Principal
Mrs. ~ P0LK.a Wee priBripalr
Mrs ~ A. BEcEErr. j
Rev DAVID pfsE. ID. b.. Bellies LetiFes.
Rev. JAMES r. TENFLE. Althematic'-
Mons. al. EsrfvE. Musical Director.
Mrs. q. j. WWrrEuoEE. Guitar and French
Miss sraAs POTS. EnEiish-
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WEST AND NORTH.

steamers OF Z. ). mani and People s Line leave
Louisville daily at 1000 A. NJ, tl:O0 A NJ, 400
p NJ, arTivingin Cincinnati in time to take early
morning trains for the East.
Gallatin Accommodation will run daily except
Sundays leaving Gallatin at Gas A. NJ, arrive at
Nashville at 8:45 A. NJ. Leaves Nashville at 500
p. NJ, arrives at Gallatin 700 p. NJ Stopping
at all intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent l.. & y. r. r.
au1S-
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huntsville --...............-.--. b
Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanOoga for all cities last and S0Hth.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
EXPRESS PAssENGEa--Leayes Nashville for
JOhusOuviilc, and ali points " est and Northwest,
al BIO p. M. Leaves Kingston Springs no 800 p.
n. Arrive at Jacksonville 6:fJ p. ~. Returning
leave JohusOuville at 40 A. 81. Arrive 20 kings
ton 1910 p. N. Arrive az NaShyille 40 lI.lJ p. n.
ACCuMaoDAT Leave Nashville 40 $40. p.
Arrive at Kingston 90 6.lO. r. ~. Arrive no
Jacksonville al 1880 p. n. Leave JohnsOuvIlle nc
l:a0 4. A. Leave Kingston Springs 6.lJ. A.. n,
Arrive 40 Nashville at 800 a. n.
Trains on the n. & y. W. z. r. connect a.
Johnsonville. with the Cairo and Johnsonyille
Packets without tail.
Meeting with ~ and n. W. Railroad.
e. Passengers BY this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
Sc Trains stop at ali intermediate points.
An Excursion Train win leave the Chatta-
noOga Depot every Sunday az 4. ~, for Kings
ton Springs. Returning VIII leave thoSprings az
Pm.
Fare for the round trip 81 ~.
Procure tickets 40 ii g. JacksOn's opposite 81.
Cloud Hotel or at the Chattanooga Depot.
W. =. IEEEg, GeuI supt
n. & G. and ". W. R r
J. ". BROWN. Gen1 PAS Agent
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Nashville and Chattanooga Line.

Nashville. Tenn. August "a, 1866.
nNAND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
~ 18TH, 1865. and until further notice. PAS
senger trains viii as follows;
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South 20 $40 A. N. and f.5 P. ". Arrive 40 ChGtta
nOoga at 5:35 P. N. and 300 A. n. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at i:l5 A. ". and 80
4. N. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbyyille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-17

From the Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Pemberten n j. formerly Of the North Baptist Church.
Philadelphia at present Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Chester, Pal
have known Hoofani'5 German Bitters favpraby for
number Of years have used them in my family and
have pleased with their effects that was induced to
g'araed in q strikugy beneficial manner take great
edsnre in ts publicly prgcluung this fact and calling the
tnnti6n those afflicted with the diseases for which they
are recommended these Bter knowing from experience
,g my reCnmmgldutia will he sustained do this
beerfy as Hollands Bttters is benefit the
ell'''s'' Yours truly LEVI G. BECK.
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Nqu Orleans 8allg Qteaceut.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II. 1866
omclaI Report of Major General Baird.

HEApoU ARTERa DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New orleans, La, August, 1866.
lieutenant fo,al fooge Lee Assistant Adutant General
CiIo,,o1T hoge the honor ia subntt for the
inforn,at o, a = lie major general eommandino tLe
faIInusinfs rnn6rt CONCERNING the riot If the ann
1,jtiToo ing ieP ''-' ''''
r. o matter Of nphIic notoriatv that tba oo,.
t; a9 If l86t was IL tnoet hara ON t
So,e weeks preyionsly IL Ind beer in aeeson
and had continued its meetings dmrine saverai
days. 1t had excited much opposition and there
were threats of breaking it up :ryet it remained
hhaislntoed, and to one nnacqualnted with the
poiileal views and considerations by which the
persons hostile to it were Influenced, there was no
reason 70 suppose that the proposed assembage
would not be passed by IN the same peaceable
manner
Since the riot, have been informed. by gentle
men Of the highest Observation-Disclosures Of wealth
ana influence, belonging to the party initnlcal to
1he conEenton-tlat the question Of its meeting
mad been by them fully discussed mall Of its bear
1ngs that IT mad been proposed first, to treat IT
with Eidicule, next to go into the movement, and,
by Gupelgr numbers, 10 send delegates 10 over
EAeim md control it. But upon rejecting that
1ht members already elected would be the Judges
a. 10 me qualifications Of new ones, II was reared
1hat thls purpose might be frustrated, anu it was
then determined to treat the meeting as an unlaw
Jul assemb!agc, and as such to break it up at all
hazards
mention these facts TO show that. while to
disturbance might Nave appeared Imminent, to one
like myself entirely outside the Tjag, keeping my
Eelf SO from sense Of duiy-n0 such view could
have presented itself.
They 20 also to show that the ground that took
as 70 the right o. the convention to operate, SO
1oh@ Us no overt act oil hoAtHly 10 the established
state government was committed, was not until a
recent date disputed, and it Is now maintained BY
many prominent lawyers in this city.
As TO The convention itself, being personally ac-
quainted with but two three Of its members,
and as had no intercourse with them, may not
nave understood properly the object il had in
view Ny Information concerning i was nearly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-17

From A. McMakin Esq. New York, No 663 Broadway,
March 30 1861
DEAR SRI take great pleasure in estifyng the extra
ordinary remedial qualities of the Hollands German Bitters
procured your establishment
member Of the family has been many years perfect mar
ing ofsprings pf torpid lvsF until persuaded to try the
celebrated remedy which in few weeks resulted IN
making her Ito use her own words $ new woman
You liberty make any Of this you see fit or
's''' 'lH''1 SNus's'' 'S''' A McMAKIN
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No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW oRIEAEs.

Having received by late arrivals large stock ofFREsR
aad NEW DRUGS in addition the large assortment Of
hand prepared supply the large ana increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH. g.
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OILS, GLASS, DYE srUyFs, PERFUxEEY,
Fancy Goods, at who1eaa1o.


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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEM1cALs, PAINTS

III
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venton. Observation-Disclosures 10 20 =. =. 80
Total. ..............8 68 IS s. "a 81 IA
This exposition of thrty-seven certainly, and
two more probably killed on the side of the con
yention against single citizen of the side of the
city authorities of tOrty-eight severely wounded
on the side of the convention, and not single man
in that category upon the other side, and of
eighty eight certain and twenty nine more proba-
bic cases of slight wounds among the friends of
the convention, and but ten such cases among the
police and its friends, is highly significant. In
report which has been submitted to the President.
signed by Lieut. Gov. VOORHEES,, Attorney General
Heron and Mayor Monroe, it is stated that "the
collision was in every instance brought about by
the armed mob sustaining the convention - like
wise that they were well armed since forty-twoH
policemen and several Citzens' We're either
killed. or wounded by them. Seeing this, DR.. Hart
stuff called upon the chief of police for a list of
casualties, and in reply received statement that
twenty-five had been iDjured-one of these died
from over fatigue.
Dr.. Hartsuf visited the rest and found some I'M
injured while but the ten whom he repo IS We're
well enough to be on duty the next day. 1t will
be remembered. in this connection, that the police
had bariCaded themselves, and while the wall OF
this building opposite the entrance was covered
with bullet marks, but three or four can be found
on the side by which the police entered.
Most of those killed received one or more pistol
shots, and of the wounded, DR.. Hartsuf found
ffty-one such wounds on the part of the conven
ton party against seven ON the part OF the police
Ali of this goes to establish which party was
armed and organized, aud which exercised the
violence, notwithstanding thatneQrly every police
man swears that they were generally unarned,
and that he did not see shot fired by Them
| | am, sir, your ObedienJ servant A. BAIRD,
Brevet Major General Commanding Department
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J. GONEGAL,s CoLUmN.

2O"r.''T' CHARLES STREET '.",'2O
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From John B Wickershsm, Esq, firm of wiekersham &
hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers Of Fancy Iron
Works. No. $50 Canal street,l
am the recipient from you of the greatest avors
that be conf rred upon viz: that of health For
many years suffered from Of the most annoying
and facilitating complaints that the human family be
afflicted with--chr9nic diHrrhna,
hs attended by regu4r physicians giving but temporary
relief seemed remain until was induced to try
HoOannd German Bers After the Of lew bottles of
that valuable medicine, the complaint seemed to be
peely erndcRted often inwHrdlS shank yon for such
valuable specific and whenever have ppportnnity cheer
fully it, with ull confidence in its rla9ity
Yours truly. JOHN B. WlChERSHAM-
New York, Feb , 1852
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noorn.A..xD,s eER,nAs BrrrEms.
PREPARED BrDR. q N. JACKSON. PHII.a DE1,pH1A

aaF- JTI 5T7@77=-H.. A''stSASS
PREPARED BY DR., 2 N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA.
This Bittsrs is compound d a4 EXTRACTS The roots and
herbs from Ic! is made zaersdin Germany their
virtues ia the form Of e&tracts, extracted III 6s X Az oat
Scientific chemists and ph asasseati5t5 ths ord
Its m s4
Not a Liquore Preparation.
In any sense q the word contains WHISKY ru Or sny
other Intoxicating ingredients ana beeeiy used ii fam
lies Eith9ut any fear those using contracting the
disease vice Of infemresuc We wish this fact distinctly
understood many ate p eof5und thls ittsrs With the
many otaers before pn5c prepared from liquor of some
kind
During the @s tm#n ree
fo CHOLERA SEASON OF 1919,
This Bitss was extensively used throughout the entire
country
AS a PREVENTIVE.
And have heard single instance in which this
Bers used, ere the persons suffered from any the
symptoms Of Cholera.
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ereat Farmer. Ma1in..

We have already made a noticc q de
coarse b. Rev L. NJ. Glover. ID. ID Jsck-
.onville. Illinois. On The death OF Mr.. ia
cob Sua~n. Who ~as spoken q a. d" Ihs
Great American Farmer and ~ho die'i ~
jacksonville. m in August LIST iiis b.
o-rapber has recorded many eNc-i'ent char
artcris,ics q this 81 distinguished farmer. .
Who has met -nh Sresf succsss in al his
businsss operations. vkirh = sfirihuiable
chieav 60 the foiio~ing uaaNiuIs. ~bich ~
COW for the bersf, q thoss iarn,rrs vho
arr soase~hss tar'ly 10 performing the oper-
afions Of - farm
whcn YOU wake % not ron over. but ~
oaf Il ~iii give you tine 20 ditch al your
sisughs. break them -. hsrro~ them. and
so~ Nth tiBc,by snd red ciovsr Ons
bustel clover to tvo busbsl. tino'hy J.
enoalh
Make your iencc HID. tight ard strons.
80 that Il oil keep cattle ard pi<. oct. u
YOU haze brush. make your lots secure.
and Keep yoa hogs frosa the caiiie. Tor Il
tLe corn - clean they al cat q better thsn
II "a i rot.
b. sure % get your ba,j. 20 bed BY sew
en- o,ioek they AL ri.e earls By ihc force
% cirvuulstsnc~.
Pay = hand. Il be Is poor hand. al you
pronise Lim Il BE- !. good hand. paw HIN
a little more; Il -ll encourage hi'u 20 Do
eth better.
Al~ays feed your han = A. ~ a. soa DO
yourself. Tor ,he aborin- ucu ar tbe bone
and .ine~ Of The World. ard osshi 10 b.
vel treated.
Ian satisfied ihai getting up eA-iy. IN
dusiry. and rrruisr habits. are the best
ns dicine. ever pablishsd for hcalih.
When q comes rainy. had ~carher. 20
hat you canno, work cut % door. CIT ard
spit vour wood.
Make your tracks -h~n Il rsins hard.
cleaning your stables. or fang something
~hich you ~oud have O. stop ihe plough
ior srd q i' good weAihrr.
Make your trsck.. fNirg you fcnce. or q
gate that 81. 81 ibe hinges. or ucasher- board
ins wear tarn vhcrc fhc w. has bio-n n
he siarr. or patching re root 90 your
hcusc 60 barn
Staiy your interests closely. All lont
spend any time On elcc.ing Pses.dents. -ens-
tor. and other small ots-,rs. or tax Of bard
TIMES ~hcn spending sour tine Boz to-n.
whitiiing on store boxes. etc.
Iake your time and make your calcala-
i'1ns; dont DO ihinss be- a harry. but do
them a. ihe riShs time. ard kcc, your mind
a. ~ol a. ouI bols nrio,,d
.Couutry Geniisman.
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s..-s ~ BE- D. a-- -hat~ .r a.rs. i-.s-a,rs t-..s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-16

The ra4sinc ar care ofsiock irnand ih~
attention Of cssry farmer. Tie manner ia
~hi-h b. perform. 'h's par, &C b.. lai.or. -
a Vciy trse criterion by -Li,L 90 lodge oi
his merits ard succcss a. faruer TIE
nan ~ho kcefs 2 Ia OF ic4a. ian-r, look-
iug cafiic. b. aaf The man to stand hi.h a. A
farmer. nor 90 fal iarniag VEN rroftalie
in the loug run. lar to- Ltilc sitcui.on i.
pad OBJ tbc cho.ce 20 ,toek N,ry man,
iarmcrs. lccllse th.y can -,sa itile more
money from tlc tuicbsr for q nice cslf than
for a cor.ulou one. sell Gle Lcsi aaL rai,.
to- otLsr. BIT thi. COARSE. event f,-a
saori iiue. b. iar from beng pfoC,able. It
D. q "a 81 ua;ure that '. Ike proiucc. Ike. -
and FROM ih.s a. ii,rc aie - dc,iafions
No~. tlc farmer -ho ra,se. a. inferior cali
not on,t make. scr, of one iurori.r aa. a,a,
b-t al 10 desc, a..arls % l.talir-ai u.r
D. e. .ou grade. ~. .s a. item -orsh, 4
cors. irr4i,on. T.c ed Tcr,noe o. th. s.a.s.
of good anl aa lni,I..r .rv o. th- -ar-
pose 81 raisirs siock. B.. rcry ma,l greater
than .-e l.frrsuee .a OBJ. rt.ce. Fe~l.ar
ar .aPortart r4r; e Gle care f,t,-k t.
hest breeds 81 aaimsi.. .nir.s r-.i f-.f. Ill
o. Of a'i,e proc,
Mau} faru4ers scem o. thina iha. tLf
greater nuri'.,r Of ratti, t...y can keep ou
gwen 4lanff, oi has. tas uar, rrrt..f.
BE- vil be- Bai coo. ,. ul.stakr. TheoIi
maN.u. -' A1sthin- ftai &C. o-td dong at
a. o. voith dong SCI. o.. eu.ia~ai., trar
az irri.rE sip,k. u b.. frurl am anp-ar.-
able to Keep an sn.aasi sd shart f.r foos =.
fo have t -ros poor. Cr.el. bs.aa.e -ear.
irai Co. comfort ani -afi iar.. 90 animal.
eonsi.i ln .raf,.ying che appetite. Unpro-
1a.ie. became tLey a. losing f,sL. uLen
oT uore liberal feeImg ti~v ~osIl b.
ga'airz in fesh a-I taile S,r, frm--.
sei thsr le.t hsq anI feed ta.lr poorest.
ani Seen 'o itirs th-t a-e on Old, tl-i -.,.l
Dol sta.h. Ilry ars oa ticra.I. battle,
are moving .arA-arl. Coed rsffl. r,-
o. m.r, .r ra.s.l .a r..- ha, diana GOOD
hoase can le lu.i orb stast i.as.I. f.
cfher case f.rse ir a. otter .a-...t..,.
because ttr nat.r.s'. a..I arc .f OIL. r.-,.
ae..rIT' G..I breeds. -..i es-.. "a
h.f. a.f roi i.a.'. r...I feed. ar. ti. ,I-..
r-ir..Fa.. .-.en..4i sI,n.rt. sf .a..... .r
chs apartment of if-uior
-tor Earal Ane-.aa.
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frr>pf-u 90 Tarr. ur y. 4 Dl,.. ,.
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