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ARMY SUPPLIES.
OfFIT or SuPEKTIsISa Co~sAIssARY,
MILITARY DIvisIOS or TENNESSEE,

OfFICF OF SUPEETIsISa COMMIssARY, 1
MILITARY DivisIOS OF TESsEs-EE, J
NASHVILLE, IESS., Feb. 2lst, 1850. j
GEALED Proposals, which must be in duplicate
Oglth A copy OF this advertisement attached q
each, will BE- received AZ this Office until I2 O'Clock
m, Thursday, March 18th, 1865, tor supplying
Fresh Beef, OF good and marketable qushtg, ia
equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter meat,
lnecks, shsnks and kidney tailow to be included
for issue TO the troops sad others supplied by the
with rslons, at tle following named
posts IN the Military Division Of Tennessee: Hunts
vile, Ala Nashville, snd Chattanooga, Tenn q, At
lautsi snd Msc0n, Geo, and at all posts drawing
supplies rom the above named posts. Contract TO
be m force six months, COMMENCING on the lst day
OF April, 1856, and ending the Both day Of Septem-
ter, 1886, or such less time as the Commissary
General OF subsistence may direct
me neeSs OF the cattle slaughtered for beef 10 be
cut OF at the fourth Vertstbal Joint. and the breast
Trimmed down. The shanks Of fore quarters TO b
cut on nom three to four inches above the knee
joint, snd OF hind quarters from six to eight inches
above the gsmbrel or heck Joint.
fsyment viii be made monthly. or IS early there
sle5 As funds msy be received therefor, and in such
iunds a. msy be furnished by the United States.
Separate BIDS viii he received for each Of the
anoFe posts, or one bid msy iuul1te them all.
NO nds vii be entertained from persons who
come under tae exceptions Of the Presidents Am
nesy reclamation. Nor will bd-, 10 which such
persons are Interested. either directly or indirectly.
oe received, unless thsy can produce the pardon Of
the President. Bids from sl other persons under
sad Proclamation must be accompanied By the
Amnesty Oath.
sntee, signed by two responsible persons, stsung
that u s~eontrsct y awarded, they viii enter bonds
for the faithful mlfllment Of the contract.
Inc undersigned reserves the right 60 REJECT any
and al bids offered.
Epdorse sn'slo2es, Proposals for Frash Beef
AAd aadrass the same % the unde-slgned.
u. J. SMALL, BYi Col {. s.,
ieozl-smsrib Nashville, Tennessee.
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SLEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHING STORE,

where guests can be furnished with al articles
necessary for a complete outdt.
Nv. 3. has imported a large stock Of thu most
recherche PerfUmeries direct from Paris, through
his sgent IN New York. msr7-u
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Attention Capitalists
AIIatOOna Iron Works for q

THE Stockholders having 40 frariaF. fls
\ deni Will ofi-r said property for sale
pm tn7 urtt iutsday ID AprI neat 90 AI.h
le-s sold Ht pnFsre sale before ihst JsY. lE
perry ls locateu % miles shove Atlanta,
slle- OF lhe Western q Alaulc haIlrlaI
l'V' H-res % land, a reasonable portion 90
EARNING land, aud The halance valuable DrH
Hlnerals-gpld, copper au4 uon The
seeming 70 De mex hnu-uhle, and the graFrF
esteemed among the best In the Wond l
sru klouTllg Mills and lrou Works are OHt
haf mile IRON the Alafoona depot. on AZ
Creek, which hifn shes the water poser. .
hsif OF he village OF A~ilatoona b. 0ugs o. i
perty. Come 81 he baildiugs being en'rc
suoTed. others damaged, III the Worries
beng entirely destroyed, others DAMAGE
uorkmg SOCK ne ng lost, AMI q majority
stocEheleers heitg cnFpied m means i'
ges Of gaf, hage determined tbs compali
rather thta attempt under the oircuns
Tesuscits-
inioEmaaon 10 detail can be procured p
ing /. u McDANlEL "a
febT-m Ahs1A
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ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsTERs OFFICE1
CEDAR sTBEET, MAR TREsrLE WoRE. !
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. u, 1866.
DROPOSAlS will be eceived at IN 8 Office for q
Il limited period for the sale Of SEVEN thousand.
eight hundred sod twenty (7,sz0) Cords OF Wood,
located at the following yards, VIZ:
$40 Cords at Be | Yard, on Chicken Pike, 7 miles
from Nashville.
2.4S6 Cords at Douglass Yard, Byde's Ferry Pike,
mile from Nashville.
646 Cords at Hancock and Bell Yard, Hyde's Fer.
~ Pike. Z miles from Nashville.
Sl Cords at stearns' Yard, Chicken Pike, 7 miles
rom Nashville.
l47 Cords at Trahue Yard, Lebanon Pike, lOmles
from Nashville.
The above wood will he sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Terms-Cash, in Government Funds.
BY order OF A K. Eddy, U. S. A,
Chief 2 NJ, ID. of r.
A. W. WILLS,
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Sam BoWles, one of the editors of the
Springfield, Mass, Republican, rep
writes from Washington that Congress
is like the boy out on q rough ses in sn
open boat; "Can you pray, Jim p
No Can you sing a hymn 2 NO"
Cant You, then, repeat a verse Of the
Biblef Not a bit of it" We'll"
with 8 sigh, something hiss got to be
done did quick"
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Or6Ia. the celebrated French chemist,
being examined a. expert on a cspi-
AL trial. was asked by the President
whether he could tell what quantity OF
arsenic was requisite 10 kill "a fly. The
doctor replied, Certainly, N lie Presi-
dent but / must know beforehand the
age Of the fly, its sex, its temperament
its condition and habits Of body wheth-
or married or single, widow or maiden,
widower or bachelor. When satisfied
90 these points ] can answer your ques-
ZION
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THURspAY. MARcH s. -.
The Resolution Admitting Tennes-

The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial says the
resolution of the Central Directory"
was submitted to the President by a
member Of the Directory. He disap-
proved it on the ground that it as
sumes, virtually, that Tennessee Is now
out of the Union.
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A rich and generous man at Salem
Massachusetts, invited all his children
to dinner the other day, aud each OF
his ons and daughters and soma anC
daughtersin law found n cheek fOi
5000 when the plates were turned
The grandchildren were remembered
also, and the presents which lie made
amount 10 $4,000.
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Coon FITs The Tennessee tailor has
not forgotten his old trade. Neither
is he ashamed OF it. He has given the
radicals fs, and viii do it sgainl
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0T Enn PER YEAR, We want agents
RAOOO everywhere 10 sell our InPsovEp
So sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
snd upper feed. Warranted five yesrs. Above sal
sIy o. large commissions paid. The oSLv machines
sold N TIE United sutes for less thsn $40. which
are fully licensed by HoEe, Wheeler Z Wiser
6royer & Baker, Singer a Co and Bachelor. Al
other cheap machines are iVfIRosussts. Circulars
free. Address, or call upon SHAW 4 Clsrk, Bidde-
erd, Maine, ld~ecis-smdsv sods@
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The Washington Republican spears
Forney terribly. IL asks, "Can q duck
be known by the Tenth and breadth OF
his stationery bll2' 1t also says a cler-
gyman writes 10 say that "Forney is
only q quack D. D.
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Sale of Government Property,

WILL sci, at Public Auction, at Murfresshoro,
l Tenn, Monday, he 18th day Of March 1866, a
large amounted Condemned Government Properly,
CONSISTING In part of wagons, Ambulanes, Har
ness, Carpenters W~neelwnghts' and Blacksmlths'
Too-s; Plcks, SnOyels, Spares. Condemned Lnm-
Der, sud various other articles belonging 10 he
Government. Also,
i9 Mules, IN good ssrvi,esbls condition
81 Mules, u~ussrlcesble.
20 Horses, unserviceaale.
Sale viii take place 81 the Government Corral.
near stone River Bridge, commencing st 1907 lock
A. NJ, and viii continue from day ~ Jav mini an
thu p opety is cold.
Ierms-Uash, IN Government funds.
By order Of A. K Eddy,
ChiefQ NJ, u. OF T.
GEO, W MARSHALL,
mar'-td Capt. and A. Y NJ.
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NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA
RAE
CHANGE OF TINE.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
n. he. AND n. 3. n. W. RAILR0ADs,
NASHVILLE, IESN., March 18th, 1876.
an and sftsr Tuesday, Marrh6. 1866, snd until fur.
y thsr notice., Passenger Trains will run AS fol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South at 1880 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. Arrive at Chstta-
nOoga II $3.50 ?. N. and $40 A. NJ, next DAY.
R~eturnlng-Leave Chattanooga al 500 A. H., and
s.35 P. ~. Arrive 81 Nashville at AGO P. NJ. and 645
A N next day.
ali trains connect At Wsrtrace for s~heIbyvIIe.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for JohnsouyilIe, and all points
West and Northwest, ct An P. n. AFnye at John
SonVile at $50 P. N.
Returoing-Leave Jacksonville l4G A. NJ, arrive
st Nashville at G52A. Il.
Trains on N. b n. ". +. K. eounsct At johnson.
vile With first class line Of Steamers for Psducah,
Cairo and ST. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers connecting with N b N W Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Trains stop al all intermediate pointa.
VIM =. INNES, GENT Sup't
n. & c. ard n. 4 n. W. K. Rds.
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Auction Sale of
Government Property.

80 AHHAD A AaAHH 7
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Marcn 6, lSCG. I
WILL offer for sale at Pubic Auction. on Thurs
L dsyl the l. D. INST At the L.. 4. Franklin Shops
commencing al 10 o'clock a M, a large lot OF Trans
portAnon and Qusrtermaster stores, consistBg il
part as follows, VIZ:
% Army Wagons, " thout bodies.
90 - with
IS " Wagon bodies.
~ 2 Horss wagons.
2 Wood wagons.
70 Lumber wagons.
90 One horse carts.
I Log wagon.
One.horse drays.
~ bind gearing army wagon.
- trout do do do
lind do 2horse do
~ bind wheels army wagon.
80 Front do do do
End gates, feed boxes, wagon saddles, single and
doune- Trees, spreadsrs, water buckets, heal bal
ters, &c, &c, &c.
24B S. bellows, II boxes Carpen,ers' 'ooIs. "a
boxes b. 5. tools, Il boxes Saddlers' tools, 6 sets
snoelng tools, 8 avis, 9 medicine chests shovsls,
peKs' axes, grind stones, lanterns, etc, etc, etc.
Safes. $500 Ibs horse and mule shoes. $50 pau-
lns, go 10 old rope, lA20S los castings, 1900 lbs
wrought iron scrip, lzl,O0teet lumber tsssouedl,
= nay presses, 3 army scales, etc, etc etc.
Persons wishing n inspect the property, before
the DAY Of sale, can do 30 by calling at the Franklin
shops. Sales continue daily until all the property
Is disposed Of.
Terms-Cash, Government Funds.
By order OF A. k Eddy, U. 8 A.
Chief z. NJ, i. Of T..
+. B. KIRK,
mar7-td Bvt. Ma. and A q N.
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Street S%prinkIing.

A ARON JENNINGS, Hrmerly servant Of Doctor
n Jennings, would respectfully MORN his old
patrons that lac ia now prepared to sprinkle the
streets OF Nashville 10 rs satisfactory manner -
any pe-son, and on ss reasonable terms. His work
esn be seen on Union street, between Cherry aud
Market, and on Co lege, between Church and the
Square. lie solcits = share OF the public patron
iEe tmar3-lWn
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Grape Vines.

ONE and tEo year old Rootings for sale. Leave
" orders az Glers' Gallery, AZ aud Il Union street.
marc Sc dispatch copy
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
]. 7. Mackenzie & Go
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No. II Desderick Street,
NASHVILLE,
Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY

Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June sth, lS65.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, 100000.
Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of each. 1900 shares,
or sl50,uOJ have been appropriated as work
ing capital, for the deyel0pemeut Of the
properly OF the Company.
4 limited amount only Of the stock thus sppro
pri led has been placed IN the hands Of the Oticers
ofthe company to be sold al 8 per share and az
the sto-k has al been issued, full paid, In pay
ment Of property, 1t Is not therefore. liable % any
future assessment.
OFFICE No. 661l North Cherry street, Postomce
box ga Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. H. COTTON, ofTenu. C. L. HrQUgnB5URs. orN.Y.
WM. c. EUNrs, DELANo T. SMITH, OF MIuu-
A. G. sASFJRD, 4" A. g. wills, OF mich.
OFFICERS.
PfeaisnL-A. G. SANFORD.
Pres'tl st National Bank, Nashville.
Wee Rsdaf,-A. e. WELLS.
SoTetGH-F. H. COTTON.
ITeasUa5-WM. c. BUNrs.
Mining SapGiaadegt-C. L. HEQUEAIBOURG
The property ofthe Comusny consist. Of lease.
hoid interests IN the counties OF Oyertcu. Fsutress,
Mmtei Jackson, ana Warren, IN the State cf Ten
hessee' mounting IN the aggregate 90 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men OF business experience
and reputation, and of a thorough and practical ac-
quaintance with the oil mines Of PsnneyIyauIa.
The Mining Superintendent was one q the nr.t ex-
ploTers OF the oil field of that state, aud struck the
hsst flowing OIL well IN the country, wen known As
the He%gGenbourg well, and 20 which the oI inter-
ests OF Pennsylvania, then 10 their uascent stste.
we've very largely indebted.
ms Company Will lease portions Of their valua-
bic lands, In small tracts, TO private pgrtles OF COM
panies, fcr IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. Ihi7 Is a rare
chance Tor bona Jli5 operators 10 obtain lesses on
terms Lhat viii Zee SIMPLY raEuurrslIye.
Terms made known On application.
NO NBRE sPECULATORs WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description Oflsnds and samples of oil obtained
from the property may be- seen by calling at the
office Of the Company, No. coz North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. H.. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
ceiye orders for stock, snd VIII LrWarj certdcates
by return msi. when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. G-tL
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GOVERNMENT SALES
Sale of
Government Property

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
QUARTERMAsFERs OFFICE, u. NJ. r RS, !
Nashville, Tenn Feb. Is, 1866. J
4 WILL sell at Public Auction, at Nashville, Ten
! nessee, at 10 O'Clock a m, on Saturday. MErct
10, 1866, the following described property Of the u
S. Military Railroads.
% One Dwelling House. S4I14II2 feet, on Broad
street, near Spruce.
90 Five Dwelling Houses, on Knowles street, neal
Cedar.
81 Three Buildiugs, consisting Of Office, Mess
Houses and Store Houses, at the Lumber Yard
u. g. Military Railroads.
At same time and place, GOl,CO0) seven hundred
thousand feet, more or less, Of assorted Oak, HEX.
DRY and Beech Car Timber, s-cauting and Lumber
assorted sizes
Ten days from date Of sale VIII be given to re.
move buildings.
Terms Cash-in Government Funds.
nsrI-td Capt and ChfQ ,MDT.
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SCHOOL OF
Mining and Practical Geology,
Lawrence Scientific School.

TNHESE Departments in Harvard University hold
two ses ION a year, Of tEenty weeks each,
commencing IN February and September. For ia
formation supply by letter Ds. WOLCOTT GIBBS,
Cambridge, Mas, Dean Of both Facilities.
Canbr dye, Mass March !, 1866.
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For Rent.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, nearly opposite the Post
"A Once. It VII h rented for a dwelling OF bu-
sness purposes. Apply st no. s South Cherry
Street tnaFS-tl T,B. BUCHANAN.
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MoxlRoloE' BAepAp AFFAIR

The speech of Marshal Fcrey, at the
close Of the Senate's session yesterday,
IS the topic of conversation to-day. 1t
seems without doubt, however, that
not only will no new troops be sent to
Mexico, but the movement for the re-
turn o four soldiers viii not be impe-
ded or delayed.
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8 Bbls Idnseed OH, 8 Bills TqJnerr ol
? Goal OH Q Cstor oil.
2 " TuIpestua,
For sale Low, ty EWN PENpIEroN
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Look TO Your interests!
90
$500 to $1,000 per Month!

Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
CAN BE DONE AT YOUR OWN HOMES, aith-
out interfering with other business. Little or
no capital required Busne easy, light, aud hon
orable Particularly suitanle fot ladies, but can be
done by al with equal success Macy men IN Eu-
rope hsve nsde their fortunes by this business
bot ~ yet II > entirely new 10 America.
For particulars address, win one dollar,
THEODORE Z. sPENrER,
~feoI-dkElm Louisville, Ky.
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For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL o Of ten acres, in Clifton, or
IA toe Charlotte pike, extension Of Ce1sr street
% mi es from the city, one Of the handsomestan ana
most desirable spots tor a Garden or Fruitery 10 the
vicinity, or may be divided into twenty eligible hall
acre village lots.
ALSO, a lot on Washington street. in South Nash,
vile, next sdjCiuing the residence Of Mr.. FarTis.
Apply, for three days, to orb WOOD,
maT6-3tS q Summer street.
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WE have on hand a large stock OF Sands Chi
w cagO Cream and stock Aies, which We glsr.
sntee direct from Sands Chicago Brewery, alth0'
We do not claim the Ole AGENCY m this rnar.
ket.
Also Bottled Ale or the best msuufcture. We
have also a large stock Of Suffers Supplies, and
Fsmly 6rocenus, which We are Offering 81 low
hgures. b. Mold CO.,
lel66 Is Un. on street.
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A GRAND MATINEE every Saturday altar
dren. en- WhI b cccf-.ou there sill f-r.E
sold ah5ut he b em.=e-, srI suulras
Pt'Met .fr..fH
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This Model TemnIe of Mn.
Everything MoraI. chaste and amu..
SCALE or PRICES

Np-DCurs open 81 , % 2; Prrom4ursr.
'es t.a. precisely.
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EnthSoN'
ISZEENAL REVIEW ~ GUIDE.
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Men Ipnblifailcns.
gIhfPER'& BROTHFRS, Eew.Ycrk,
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ASPECTS OF THE WAR.
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Mem 11nblifaiions.
4 GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREELEY'

A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GhBELEYs
~ AMERICAN CONFLICT"
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already been sodbnd enpheay ndod ~ the Of
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Governor Literary and by thousands politically opposed 10 The
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the high character Of the tft ia i ppaton The vat
me Gbor aud ptntAtng IerkIcb devoted esefi
sizing crude material adopted BY earlier wrters
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record Of svTpasng excellence which will suDseds Ill
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g. HARPFE'S NaNDBcCB FOR TRAFELEhs ~ EuRptf.
AND TliE EAST H'IgH ouSe lEoorhttrsues bse'n, ,si
and 90 any Eg itay Sicily. EyIf SyIa 8rAeyr pIt
Switzerland TyYol Russia nopnark sweden Span etd t'es'
Fritan Nliha Rsioed hslA arrested 20 JI ucf
aud Men Ronei CT Travel tie above oan
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FELS HoLT THE RGyIgkL Hov,l p Gtokos Pnor
Author q! Adam Eods ale MI 90 h' ft,ta aI AiHtT
sesnes o criotl Ii, Ro.ios' L. syo Isfe x c'ls
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proposals.

rINO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPOSALSfoI
eop,tucins Ave nes Of RAILROAD fIom 'the Village Of
Central Rsws, nc1dus the Grad
iug Masonry Brdsne Iron and all mteras except EQUIP
nsu, will So reeeivedb by RAdLkoAp COM
PANY until O'clock -. 81 SATURDAY, Ssp- J. 1868
roposA indor..d Proposals for Building the shmeatses
Railroad and addressed tie Secretary OF the Company at hns
to sen .Id sIy os Irpson dftrs 10 the work Gao b" ot
,s,n,L J. SEAN. ss,it"Jy.
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HOMES WITHOUT HANDS Rene Utaer On cfine fai Ia
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