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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

Maximilian has abdicated in favor of Gen.
Casteinau. The French troops under Maxi
milian'S colors, will return to France.
A terrible famine spreads its pail through
India.
A National Bank, it is said, will soon be
established iu Sumter.
Rev. S. S. Gaillard, of Greenville, will ret
move to Florida.
Bishop Rutledge, of the Episcopal diocese
of Florida, is dead.
Gov. Perry is against the Constitutional
Amendment.
Surveillance over Ex-president Davis is re-
moved.
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1t will be seen that the splendid steamship
D;ctstor. can't. Louis Coxetter, leaves Charleston
eTery FRIDAY night at 10 O'Clock; for Palatka,
Fernandina, Jacksonville, aud all the landings
on the st John River, via Savannah. Parties
visiting Florida will bear the above in mind. we
learn from New berrians, who have taken passage
in the Dictator that her Accommodations are the
best, while her sea-going qualities are unsurpas-
sed. Capt. Coxetter is well Known as an ex-
perienced navigator, and courteous gentleman
The we'll known house off. D, Aiken & Co., are
the agents Of the above line.
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There is report which comes to us
from England, and which we give with
ell Feserve-as the French say-tAat 1t IS
the intention of the Queen of England to
contract a Inorganic Marriage but 1t still
remains mystery as to who is to be
the person who is to take the place left
vacant By the death of Prince Albert.
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At the "Church Meeting" of the N.
E. Church, held at the Ncwberry Sta
ton on the first Sabbath of this month,
the following resolutions were unani-
mouSly adopted:
Resolved, That in the death of Sisters
Sarah Johns, L. A. Knox and Marie
Lagrone, and our younger Sister, Ida
Knox, we recognize the hand of God and
submit to bis providence with humble
resignation; but cannot withhold our
SYMPATHY with the bereaved families,
with whom our beloved deceased were
connected, and pray that their deaths
NAV be sanctiticd to the good Of the
church at this place, and the surviving
mcmbers of their respective families.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the Newberr! Herald, and
a copy of them furnished the bereaved
families.
Nov. u, 1866.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
John johnson, deceased, whether by Note,
or otherwise, arc requested TO make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned. Notice
will be taken by all concerned that, if this
call is disregarded, the demands will be
placed in the hands Of some Attorney for
Immediate collection bysuit.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Executor JOHN JOHNSON, decd
Nav II A 2t
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JnO. P. Kinard & Son,

Are now receiving :; large
Stock Of Goods Of every de-
scription, which will be sold
cheap. Only ask a call to
give satisfaction:
They will give the highest
market price for all kinds Of
produce. For Cotton, they
will pay more than any body.
November ID If
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Special Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
James D. Nance, decd, will please call on
me, prepared to settle the demands against
them a. my Office IN REAR OF GR1ERsoS's
DRUG STORE.
WM. F. NANCE, Admir-.
Newberrv, S. c., Nov. IA 48 2t m. If.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
Ca;hariue Clark, deceased, are earnestly re-
ouested to make payment to the subscriber,
and those having demands against the es-
tate will present them dnly attested. The
estate must be settled up.
R. P. CLARK, Executor.
Nov. II 46 St.
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Tll3 81QQ3a 1OD9Ga

THE UNDERSIGNED HANING LEASED
the above named POPULAR HOTEL, hegs
leave to inform her former patrons and the
pnblic generally that she will be prepared
for he RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
after September 8, 1866. ..-. -
The table " Il be supplied with the besr
the markets afford, and no effort spared to
make Is ! FIRST,CL Ass I0US~. -
MHs. D. C SPECk,
ProprirIrcss.
Columbia, S. g., September l, 1866.
Nov. Il ii 3m.
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Hoy's Super PhoSfate

EOy'S super TAOS1ate---
New YORK. November 12-Noon.-GOld 43B,
Exchange 81; sight 110!. Flour and wheat
dull. Corn 1c higher. Cotton heavy and Mons
inaI, at 3S So.
7P M.-Gold Az Flour dull-Southern Sl2.-
25 Cotton dull, at IS.
MOBILE, November I2.-Cotton sales. 'oday,
~ 0 ba es; middLugs 93 81 Market dull.
AUGUSTA, Saturday, November 1n.-Cotton-
tile market to day was duil and still too irregu-
lar for quotations. >ales to-day ll2 bales, as
follows: i at SO, at "a, Il at S43, and 10 bales
at 35. Receipts 407 bales.
GoLD-Br0kerS are buying at 14S and selling at
15I The news from >ew York to-day caused
dull feeling in the gold market. -
SILvER..-Brokers are buying at 40 and selling
LIvERYooE, November 12-Cotton market
heavy; middi ing uplands quoted at l43d; sales,
to-day, 5000 bales.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. ADAM RISER, Of the Fancy Bazaar,
where great variety of good things can
be had, will accept our thanks for his ac-
ceptable remembrance.
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Fne Fomb Of sidney johnston.

''Town Talk" of the New Orleans
Times gives us the following. The
epitaph is indeed rarely beautiful and
appropriate. 1t says "A lady cor
respondent, in recent stroll through
the St. Louis Cemetery, in this city,
visited the grave of Gen. Albert Sidney
Johnston, and found a written epitaph
pasted upon rough board attached to
the tomb. In her note to 7. T., our fair
correspondent says she was affected to
tears upon readingit and took the trouble
to COPY it, verbatim. She begs US to find
p out the author and she should be graft
fed in that desire lit were possible for
n. T., to do so. Here is the beautiful
spitaph:
=. IN MENORIAM.
Behind this stone is laid,
f. - ...--.-. For q season,
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON,
4 General in the Army of the Confederate
States,
Who fell 1T Shiloh, Tennessee,
On the sixth cay Of April, \, D., eighteen
~ hundred and sixty-two.
A man tried in many high Offices
And critical enterprises,
And found faithfulin all.
His life was one long sacrifice Of interest
to conscience
And even that life, on a wofni Sabbath,
DID he yieldas holocaust to his country's
- .---.--y. need.
,. Not wholly understood was he
while be lived;
But, in his death, his greatness stands
confessed in peoples tears.
Resolute, moderate, clear OfenVy, yet tnot
". wanting.
In that finer ambition which makes men
~ great and pure.
In his honOr-inPregnable;
IN his simplicity-sublime.
No country Ger had truer Son-no
Cause q nobler champion; -.
No people bolder defender-no principle
~ apurer victim /
, Than the dead soldier
Who sleeps here!
The causefor which he perishcd is lost
The people for whom he fought are
....>.-... crushed. ..-
The hopes IN which be trusted are
~ shattered
The flag he loved guides no more the
.-..- charging lines
. But his fame, consigned to the keeping
oS that time, which,
Happily, is not so much the tomb Of
Virtue as its shrine,
Shall, in tbeYears to come, fire modest
. ~ 49,, worth to noble end.
In honor, now, our great captain rests;
- A bereaved people mourn him.
Three commonwealth proudly claim him:
And history shall cherish him
Among those choicer spirits, who, holding
their conscience unmix ,dwith blame,
Have been, in all cojunctureS true to
themselves their country, and their God.
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Mr.. Jas. CroSsen will accept our thanks
for copy of Gov. Humphreys message to
the Legislature Of Mississippi.
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NEWBERRY, s. G..
Wednesday Morning, November II, 1856.

Look out for the * mark; it signifies that
the paid time of the Subscriber receiving it
has expired.
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A GOLD MINE IN GREENvILLE.-J.L L: VEST
MoRELAND, Esquire, we are pleased to learn,
bas discovered a promising gold mine on MS
land in this District. Arrangements are maxim
s0eces so weES to eOf the | Enter
Urjep
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

Advertisers are respectfully informed that
their favors must be handed in by 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday of each week, to insure insertion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

Post masters are requested to act as
Agents for the Herald for which we will
allow the usual commission.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

The Sumter News states chat Hon. Il.
7. Peake, Superintendent Of the South
Carolina Railroad, says his line will carry
cotton to New York as cheap as any
other route, and if necessary to do So,
will transport cotton over the South
Carolina Road free of charge:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

IMrRoyEMENT.-Ne are pleased to
notice the enterprise Of Mr.. A. N. Wicker,
who is making rapid advances to build
him a fine store on the corner lately
occupied by DR.. Gouin. 1t is gratifying
to see the various signs of Improvement
going on all around US, as being an
evidence Of prosperity and increased
business. Mr.. Wicker's store it is sup
posed Will be completed in time for the
New Years trade, at which time he will
open to the astonished vision such
stock Of confeCtioncries and other goods
as will at once rank. him one Of the
sweetest and most successful men Of the
present century.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

The State of South Carolina In
Equity-Newberry District ". Il.
Hair ngton and others, Exor's., vs.. Helen
O'neaIl aid others. Bill for sale Of pro-
perty, relief &c. = - =. e -
By order of Court, I viii sell before the
Coart House, at Gewberry, on the first
Monday in December next, the real estate
of the late Chief Justice ,Jno Belton 0'nean,
deceased, situatedi in Newberry, in parcels
as indicated by plats on file IN my Office
TERMS. The purchasers will be required
20 give bond, with at least two good sureties
and mortgage of the property to secure
the purchase money payable in three equal
annual instalments with interest from the
day of sale-and to pay the costs of these
proceedings in cash. Permission however
is granted. to the purchaser to pay poEtion
or all of the purchase money in cash.
~.s,..s.. ~SILAS TOMBSTONE, e.E.N.D.
CONS Office, u Nov 1885, st. SO
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th instant, at the residence of Mr..
George Blair, by the Rev. Mr. Grier, Mr.. J.
n, Martin to Miss S. A Blair, all of News
berry.
On the 5;h inst, by Rev. NJ. NJ. Boyd, Mr.
Thomas Neil to Mrs. VIM. league, all of
LaurenS District
On the 6th instant, by the Rev. J. Marion
Bovd, Mr.. L w Long and Miss Lula Werts,
all of Newberry District, S. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

That sterling agricultural work, the
American Farmer, fer November, is to
hand. Published by Jos Young, Baiti
more, at 81 per annum.
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Take Notice.

The subscriber earnestly requests all in.
deb:ed to him to make payment as soon az
possible, as he is compelled to have some
money. Those failing TO do so, will soon
find their notes @nd accounts in Magls>
trate's or Attorneys hands for-collection.
nov ID 46 St WIN. W. HOUSEAL..
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
By rder of .he court of Ordinary, we will
sell, at public auction, at the late residence of
DR.. Geo. W. Glenn, decd,
On Monday, the 10Th day Of Decem-
.... ber nert. -
all the Personal Estate of the said deceased,
consisting of
Slr Mules, -.
20 head Cattle, .....
About 40 Hogs, -, -
Ab0ut 16 Sheep,
2 Large Wagons,
Corn,
Fodder,
Cotton Seed,
Farming Implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and One Set BZackSmith'ST Tools.
TERMS. Terms credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, the purchaS' r
10 give nOIe anu approved SuTetleS, payaDLe
in gold-or TO pay cash if he prefers.
We will also offer for rent. at Newberry
Court House, on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, at public auction, the
The Dacelling House and Plantation
of the said deceased, situated seven miles
from Newberry Court House, with about
two hundred acres Of open land.
TERMs.-Credit until the first Of October,
1867. payable in gold with note and ap-
proved sureties.
G.. W. GLENN,
j. E. GLENN,
Nov IA 4t Administrators.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

The United States have agreed to es>
tablish protectorate over Mexico. If
it is to be anything like the protectorate
the Jacobins have established over the
Southern States, the Lord have mercy
On the Greasers
TO the Northern people let the 29th
inst, be day of rejoicing and glorifica
ton. If fobServed in any manner at the
South let it be as an occasion of self-ab-
negatlon and modification.
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The State Of South Caroina-In
Equity-NeEberry District. John A.
Henderson Y. Sally Henderson and others.
Bill for Partition. -. .--s.. - -.
Pursuant to an order Of Court, I, win
sell, before the Court House at NewbeFry,
on the first Monday in December next, the
real estate of James n. Henderson decd,
as follows: 49, = =
The Henderson Island, in Broad River,s
supposed to contain four hundred acres,
superior land ~..- = < ~ y -. -.
The Lyles tract, situated on the west
bank of Broad River, opposite Henderson's
Island, adjoining lands of Berry Richards,
John H. Gillian and others, and containing
about one hundred and eighty acres. -
TERMs.-The purchaser win be required
to give bond~with at least two good sure
ties to secure the purchase money, payable
in two equal annual instalments with inter-
est from the day Of sale, and to pay in cash
the costs of these proceedings.
CONS Office, SLLAS TOMBSTONE,
s. Nov. Il ,46 st. - G. EN-. D-ss
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.Com's OAfce, Nov. l4 Is 3t. = :. :

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LIN1-In
Equity-Newberry District. Henry n.
Singley ,Ad'mr, Y. Mary E. Singiy and
Others. - 49, .E,l,;l@ - .,s< -
The c. elitors Of the estate of George M.
Sirgly licensed, ar required to render and
establish their respective demands, before
me, by the first day Of January 1867.
Conl's Office, SILAS JOHNsT0NE,.
- Oct. l3 1855. tt. -, &C. 2: Nd. 40
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PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.

offer for sale two valuable Plantations,
contain ing 900 acres more or less.
The Home Place,
bounded by lands of Andrew Lark, John
Hopkins Williams, Margaret GoIding and
others, contains 62t acres,
The Goldjng PIrce,
bounded by lands of Washington Floyd: J.
B. Flovd, A. K Tribble and Margaret Gold
ing, contains $50 acres. ia.
These plantations will bear favorable cons
pariSon with almost any in our old country,
and those wishing to purchase will do well
TO call and examine for themselves
Nov IA 46 # LURA b. PITTS.
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Nor DEAD, ONLY MARRIED. Passing by
the store Of one Of the most catcrplising
busiueSs firms of town on Friday las, we
were struck with the unusua! sight Of
closed doors and windows. Dead perhaps,
collapsed, gene up, was the melancholy
reflection. How transit0ry is (ife This
was in the morning, all day We sorrowcd'
till towards night NC met the senior
partner skipping along in such glee and
such an amount Of Groadtloth, as at once
to dissipate the melancholy feeling. To
our question "where is the Junior? he
replied, with a laugh, gone and got
married! didn't you know it?" Nary
time. did we. Happy fellow, not dead,
but married. We wish him luck and
Joy of his fair bride, may he live till be
dies, and have many happy returns. We
think however it was wrong to keep us
in the dark.
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leicester Standard.

Messrs. Alonzo J. White & Son have
purchased the wharves of the Charleston
Float 'ng Dry Deck and Marine Railway
Company for S60,OOO in gold, or its
equivalent in currency.
A Bethany (New York; Woman hoed
potatoes on Friday, and gave birth to
three daughters on Monday.
Rutherford and Polk counties, N. c.,
have elected radical" members to the
Legislature.
The "Charlpston Mercury" is to be
revived by its former editor, R. B. Rhett,
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The State Of South Carolina-In
EqGity-NewberFy District. Mary A.
Glenn and others, v:James Law and 9TH
ers. .---.+ T. -, -, =. - -. - =.
BY order of the Court, I will sell, before
the Court House at NeYberry, on the first
Monday in December next, a part of the
real estate of DR.. George W. Glenn, dedd,
as follows :-a +. - -. ..- ~ - e E:
4 House and lot in the town of Newberrg,
the said lot contains one acre, more or less,
and is bounded by Johnstome Street, Nickel
Ter street, Friend Street and Nance Street.
TERMs.-The purchaser will be required
to pay one third of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the remaining two
thirds PAYABLE in two equal annual install
ments with interest from the day of sale,
by boud with at least two good and
a. mortgage of the premises. The purchaser
however, win be allowed to pay the whole
AMOUNT in CASH. The payments all to be,
made in Gold or its equivalent. :
~ SILAS J0HNSFoNE, o.E.N.D,
q. -
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The State Of South 'Carolina-In
Equity-Newberry District. Elizabeth
4. Payne,y. Jno. W. Payne and others.
Bill for marshalling assets; calling In
cred tors and for dover. j.
By order of the Court of Equity, VIII
sell before the Court House at Newberry,
on the first Monday in December next, real
estate of Elihu Payne, deceased, in New
berry District, as follows: 80 = .
The Home tract, containing one hundred
and eight acres more or less, and bounded:
by lands of G. F. Wells, Mrs F. White, and
D. V. Scurry. -.
The Harmon tract, containing three hun
Gred and twenty acres and S5-100, and
bounded by lands Of - Ridlehuber, J. @.
Vaughn, A. N. Smith, estate off W. Ropp,
estate off. B. Higgins and Mrs. Elizabeth
4. Payne. ,.-. .-.- ...-,.l.s 80
The VIM. Payne t,aet, situated partly in
Laurens. District and partly in Newberry
District, containing. two hundred and forty
acres, more or less, bounded by lands. of D..
V. Scurry, W. B. Boyd and = Watkins,
The personal estate consisting Of:
+ HORSES, MULES, r. -" -" q.
CATTLE, HOGS, ze7' -
PROFESSIONS,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
&c., Gc., aoiU be sold Thursday, 29tk
Of November, instant, atthetate EsSss-s
dence Of said deceased. 2 -,
TERMs.-The purchaser Of real estate will
be required to give bond, with at least two
good sureties, and mortgage of the prem
ises, to se~ure the purchase money, payable
in two equal annual instalments with inter-.
est from the day Of sale-and to pay the =
costs of these proceedings 10 cash. --s'f,F,
Purchasers of the personal estate, in sums
of and over twenty dollars win be re-
quired to secure the purchase money pay
able at twelve months, with interest from
the day Of sale, by bonds with at least two
good sureties, for purchases in sums Of less'
than twenty dollars, cash payment win be
required. -. ..>.<sc~s -.~.E,tsls. * =
Permission, however, viii be given, to !
purchasers, both of the real and personal
estate, to pay all or part of their purchase
money in cash. -. : - :
Com2s Office, sILAs JoHNsToNE,
Nov IA 46 st. C. E. N D.
The State of South Carolina-In
Equty-;EeWberry District. John A.
Henderson v Sally Henderson and others.
Bill for Partition. ~. .-s- -.
Pursuant to an order Of the Court, / win
sell, before the Court House at Newberry,
on the first Monday in December next. the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

ATTRACTlvE.-Dropping in the other
day at our cstimable friend, DR.. Gouin's
store, We were struck with the elegant
and tasty arrangement ofthe haadsomest
and most attractive stock Ct confrction-
cries We have seen in some time The
dimensions Of his store though small is
yet full to overAowing with everything
that can possibly please the eye, or tickle
the palate, in the selection Of which, and
its arrangement, no expense or labor has
been spared. He tells US that large
additions will be made and that by tie
holidays he will be able to present bill
of fare far adcad Of Lis present stock.
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We will guaranty to sell all goods as
cheap as they can be bought in the city.
We always keep on hand full lines Of Do>
mestic Goods, together with every other arr
ticle to be found in our line,
n. B. Samples with price lists sent free Of
charge to any part Of the State.
We will guarantee all goods. If not just
what are represented, can be returned to
stock. Be sure and call at
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
Jan 241g No. 287 King Street.
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DEPARTuRE FOR LIBGR1A.-Somewhere
in the neighboyhood Of one hundred and
scventy-fve freedmen, men, women and
children left here on Sunday last, by
special train for Charleston, from thence
to take shipping for Liberia. A vast
multitude congrcgated at the depot, at
an early hour, to witness the interesting
sight, and bid good bye to their friends
and relatives. In our next issue we will
give the names cf all who left on that
occasion, together with some other
particulars, ard will print an extra
number Of copies, that those of their
friends who wish to see this account
may procure copy ftAey desire it, by
applying at this Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

MEssRs EDITORS: You are authorized to an
nounce JOHN W. COUNTS as a candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector for NeTberry Dist,
at the ensuing election. Mr.. Countsis is gentle
MN every way qualified for the ofice
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MARKET REPORr-CoLUMB1A, Nov. 10.

NEwBxRRy, Nov. l3.-Cotton.-Market dull
at 26 to SOC.
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COrreCted weekly Oy BTcWne SclITIIeT, UeH-
eral Commission Merchants. and Wholesale
Dealers in Breadstufs and Provisions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14
! lU4 8 HL.la
Lyons Periodical Drops.
fhs arsaf Femaae RsmeAy
fer irregularities.

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81 Ne United stssez, stsry ass Of wAem speak In
lbs ssfsassss ssfms = ssslss ~ tAsis Kssas mss-
iss. ThsF are rapidly kaklag tbs vlses IT syeay
ssnss Ramsls Rem eds. aad ere sensadsrrd bz nj
$50 Ass~ aught - thsn, ~ tie seFess, safest
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she care 81 ali fsasss rsmpiAisss TIA renewal os
al saasraetions af uafsss, aaa iaa psensiiaa at
asaishs ssssiazity ana ssrsnslh.
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