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County Court ut Nashville.
Lorenzo D.. Cover ct ais VS.. Felix II. Chca,ha

Lorenzo d. Cover ct ais VS.. Felix r. Chca,ham
ct als.
4 THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
"A County Court at Nashville, ON the I'D day II
Noy., 1866. on motion Of complainants, by counsel
in the above cause. and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Clerk, that the said defendants. .Jn".
". flower, jr., Josephine Cover, Charlotte Tower.
Abel Cover and Elizabeth Cover, and the IN
known heirs Of Jno. W. Cover. deceased, all Of
the State of Mississippi. are non residents OF tho
State of Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary
process OF this Court can not be served upon
them: II is therefore ordered by the Clerk that
publication be made for four weeks in succession
IN the Nashville Union and Dispatch. Il newspaper
published in the city of Nashville. requiring The
County Court to be holden for the county of Da-
yidson. Mt the Court House thereof, in the city Of
Nashville, on the first Monday in January next.
and answer. said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed US to him, and set down for hearing
OK parte.
no2t-4tlaw p. L. NICHOL, CLERK.
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LIVINGSTON CIRCUIT COURT,
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1866.


Parthena Lyon, rs. Thomas Lyon.
IT. APPEARING TO THE COURT FROM
i the petition which is sworn To, that the defend
ant is q on-resident Of the State Of Tennessee.
II is therefore. ordered, that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the UNION AND ANgRl-
vile, Tennessee. notifying the defendant to ap-
pear at the next term thereof, to be holden for
the county of Oyerton, at the Courthouse in Liy-
%ingstOn. on the 4th Monday in January next. and
plead. answer or;demur to compliments petition,
or the same will no taken for confessed, and set
for hearing er purte. This 1lth October, 1856.
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For Sale or n

THAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT-lW
l by 10 feot-on Broad street near its i~nterscc-
zion with Carroll, West Nashville. Also. a num-
Der Of Ave acre lots in Brownsville, 2% miles out
on and near Porter Pike. Also, small franc
latin Pike. III 4R. ". BROWN. Agents.
nosk-lw 81; UnioR street,
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The aboye steamers will commence their regular
trips on tho first opening Of navigation In the Cum.
berlund river, and continue to run regularly
throughout tho business season, ~ per above schc'l'
uls. Making close connection at Cairo with the reg
ujsr packets for vt. Louis, Memphis and Now Or.
leans issuing through Tickets to Passengers, and
giving through Bills Of Lsding for Freights to the
above cities, and all available way landings, st the
very lowest rates. Evory effort will b. made BY the
Onicers and Agents Of this hns to render It reliable
and deserving the patronage Of Shippers and tho
Travelling Public. M "'
1870 CORBET"T 4 BOYD, Special Agents,
No. a Front street, Urper Wharf Nashville, Tenn.
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Tsuus:sse Bond, new ,Sse silver
AIso, highest price paid for oil kinds Of southsrn
Dcpo.its received. md Exchange. faFhishsd. On
Nov York, Cinclnsah, Louisxilic, Memphis, Eng
land. ireland, yIncs, and ell parts Of Germany,
CosrosAriox OHEcki cashed 1t best rstca.
OFFICE, cornsr Union snd Cherry street, oppo'
sts Bank VI Tennessee.
Once hours "a. n. 70 ~. =.
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DRUGS.
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGaIsTa
CoasxR CoLLEos AND UNION SrRzzrs,
(The Old Stand Of SrnErcu 4 FoRBxs. }

AFTER HAVING REF1TTED AND
a Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
VIC. arc again ready to offer TO the Public
every article usually found in o Druggists
Stock. .. ,ylf a't ID ..," |t. .f '
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stufs, etc., which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed byany other similar estsb-
|lishment in tho country, ' ''''""
The great variety Of European and Anne.
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray. Societe Hygienique.
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers - will be
found most complete, md for beauty, ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail TO suit the
tastes Of tho most discriminating.
Our assortment of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, ufs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class,
being Of the latest styles and of the most
recent importation, will compare with that
of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to tho selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
and none other are allowed to go out Of tho
| establishment.
A splendid selection of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy snuffs, and every article in
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
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LIVINGSTON CIRCUIT COURT,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1866.
Divorce Bill.

Isaac I. Ferguson, rs. Delitha Ferguson.
EROM THE RETURN or THE SHERIFF,
l. it appearing that the residence of the defend
ant is unknown. 1t is therefore. ordered. by The
Court: that publication be made in the Union and
four successive weeks, requiring said defendant
to appear before tho Circuit Court of Oycrton
county. to be held at the Courthouse in LIVING
ston, on the 9Th Monday in January next. then
and there to plead, answer, or demur to The bin
in this cause. or the same will be set down for
hearing err paTtc. This 18th October, 1866.
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FOR RENT,

TIE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
! PATCH Printing Office, corner Bank and
Printers. Alleys. tits we'll adapted for u Printing
Office, q Furniture Factory, or other purposes.
Apply to Jno. Wallace. mt this Office. or to DR..
j. b. Lindsey. 52N.C Cherry street.
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In Chancery at Camden, Tenn.

B. .. Gilbert vs.. Boon. Giblin, Mansfield, Wag-
goner. Hubs ct als.-Amended Bill.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i of tho Clerk and Master, from allegationsin
the bill. which are sworn to, TINT j. r. Wag-
goner and 4. q. Hubs. defendants in this cause,
are non-residents of the State OF Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton BIO made for four successive weeks in the
Weekly Nashville Union md Dispatch, a Q
paper published in the city Of Nashville. Tenn,
answer or dcmur to said bill, on or before the
first Monday in January next, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as to them.
dec2- iwlaw W. A. STEELE, G.. and M,
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NHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY, NO,
i. ~ North Market street, below the Square,
occupied by Myers Il Hunt for tho last eight
years. 1t is also n good location for u Ware
ness. Inquire Of /. L.. NICHOL. Court House.
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new ORLEANS TRADE
. R 20 { n D.
GO
The Magnificent steamer,
DAVID WHITE,
DIR. II. II. SHAW, Master,
DIR. T. j. SHAW, CLERK,
DIR. II. II. SHAW. Master,
DIR. T.. j. SHAW, CLERK,

WIFI Commence Making Regular
w Trips To- Now Orleans md all intermedi-
ate ports on the opening of tho season. The
this trade, and has been returnished, re-titted.
and thoroughly overhauled, and pronounced by
good judges TO- be one Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
somly furnished cabin capable Of accommodating
ono hundred first class, and fifty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity is eight hundred tons and
her accommodations for carrying freight are
unsurpassed. Standing a A No. / with the Board
of Underwriters, this steamer commends herself
to shippers of Cotton and Tobacco. while her ele-
CANT finish, rendersh her highly acceptable to the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE will leave Nashville for
New Orleans on the first rise in tho Cumberland
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
STRATTON,' CHENEY 4 ROY, Agents,
No. II Broad Street.
octlO-tf HARRISON 4 SONS. Agents.
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E TRAVELLER

cHOULD PROCURE A REGISTERED
y Ticket or Policy Of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company, of Hartford, the same hav-
ing a large Cash Capital. All the Accident Com
panies Of note in tho United States having been
consolidated into this one
A S5,O00 Ticket, for one day costs only % cents
For three days, only IS cents. For Ave days, only
81 rs cents. For ten days, only $3.50 cents: and so
Travelling Accidents, but all others. They are
printed on soft paper, arc as easily folded up and
put in your pocket books as n hank note, and each
one has upon its back n perfect Miniature Policy.
For sale ut the General Railroad Ticket Once.
corner Of Church and Summer streets, opposite
tho st. Cloud Hotel, Nashville.
$500 '1 JOSEPH NASH,
noyS-lm Agent of tho Company
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IN CHANCERY AT CAMDEN, TENN.
INJUNCTION AND ATTACHMENT BILL
NOVEMBER RULES, 1865.
John III. Wyly ~. Oscar II. Brown, and Ut crs.

John IT. WHY ~. oscar f. Br0Wn, and % crS.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk ind
i Master, from allegations in the bill. which is
sworn to, that q. M. Wilson enc Of the defendants
in this cause is q non. resident Of the State Of Ten
nesaee, SO that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be- served upon him.
Ii Is therefore, ordered, That publication be
made for fur successive weeks, in the Nashville
Union and American, u newspaper published in the
city. Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring, said de-
Gerry Court. to b. held fsr the county of Benton,
ut the Courthouse, on the fourth Monday in Feb
ruary next, then and there to plead. uIswe q, or
delnur, 10 com plainant's bill, or the same will be
take for confessed and set for hearing er pori, ~
to him. W. A. STEELE, ID. CAM.
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Fishing Tackle,

consisting Of Hooks from the most cele.
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland,
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cable-laid
- ..J Tnr--..o
Rods; together with every thing ns.all,
found in o irst-class establishment.
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received.
DD- Prescriptions compounded with &C.
curacy by competent and experienced Phar.
macists ; and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders, nil goods being war
ranted as represented.
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts.
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IN CIRCUIT OF WHITE COUNTY.
Susan I. Sparkman %. James II. Sparkmap.
lPETIrIcN EOR pIyoRcE.l

(PETIrIcS FOR DIvORcE.)
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
l. Of complainant that the defendant Is a nom
resident Of the State of Tennessee. so that ori-
nary process Of law cannot be served on him; it
isordcrcd that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Union and American. .
newspaper published In tho city Of Nashville.
notifying defendant to appear before said Court.
on the ~ Monday in January ncHA and answer
said petition or the same will DO taken for con.
- W. n. Russell, Clerk.
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:.
rnos. 8. MAss, Pres't. H. q. rAsBox, CASH
NATIONAL SAYINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and college StfeeA, .
The following ere the rates paid for uneurrent
uoney. Thsss quotations are liable TO ~nuctuAts, but
nav 30 depended on q s~sficient length Of time for
remittsncss to DO received by mall or express, II for.
vsrded without delay,
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FOR RENT.

VNHE TWO FINE STORE HOUSES. NOS.
Al and ~ Public Square, now occupied by
North \ Ferris and NJ: Marberg. Inquire .
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WING, TOBEY Il CO., Bankers and Dealers
In Gold. Silver, Government btocH ana Conipoupa
lStsssae hotes. | "A
" ~ NAsIy'lls' xOy: 20 lsss:
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Store for Rent for 1867.

" streets, opposite New Theatre, ut present
by A. Bulot.
decl-tf JOHN KIRkMAN.
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Staple and Fancy DrygOOds

NOAAONSS "A~S ~ .
Which hss bssn bought for Cash 10 tho very bsst
Eastern msrksis, And will b. offered at the very
lowest retail pricss. ID
The stock sonsists In part Of -
Black BiIks, III prices; ,sai ..
Colored stks, al shsds and prioesi
Moirs Antique, al eslorsi .
Best English and German Poplinsi
Engush and French Msrinos
Empress Oloths, oil %eolors; o.
tsdies' backing Clothsi
Fine White and Black Aipaeas,
Lustres. all Oolors;
n and oil Wool Plsids, ell colors
All Wool Flsnnsls, all colorsi
Beavers, BroaAcioths, and Cssslmeresi
poeskins, Twssds, and Jeans;
English and American Prints;
Brown and Blesched Domsstics
81, "a, "a, "a, "a, and lo4 shesting'i
Table Linens, Towels, and Napkins;
An grades Irish Linons; :.
A full assortment Of White Geodd;
Ladies' snd Ohildrsn'a Hosiery end Gloves
Common and French. Embroidsrsd Corsots;
Duplex Elliptic Hoop Skirts,
Ladies' sbswls, Closks, and sontass;
Ribbons, Trimming, 4 Fancy Goods
And many other Goods TOO numerous 10 mention.
Remember The Dlace--HEW YORK STORE, No
Is Uaien street, (Lsvy 4 CO.. oid Stsnd:
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l'HE ABOVE LINE OOMPRIsRS TIL. FOL.
lowing splendid Passenger Packets, leaving
Nashville during the season AZ follows;
FANNY BRANDIEB, JOMN 7. CAarwKIdnT, Mas
tur. leaves Nashville TUESDAYS ut 10 o'clock y.
NASHVILLE, WILEY SInns, Master, leaves NASH
vile THUBSDA Us, ut u O'Clock NJ.
TYRONE, TOM. HARMON, Master, leaves sATUR'
DAYS, ct IL o'clock n.
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FOR RENT.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE
/ on the corner Of Church and Market streets,
now occupied by J. W. Hamilton as u Boot and
Shoe Store. Apply to W. l.. BOYD.
Nov. %, 1866. dccl -3t*
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VO COUNTRY NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
L ERS.-For sale, q number of fonts of second
hand newspaper and display type. Also, job
and Power Presses. Can he seen, and prices
asccrtained. on application at this Office.
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80
LITERARY FACULTY.
r. q ANDERSON DID,. President.
r. BEIRD, DID,, Professor Of Ancient iar.
b ". MoDoNS0ID. DID,. Professor Of M..hc.
mAtioa.
JULIUS BLU, Professor Of Modern Languages.
J. ". BIyD. ~. Principal Preparatory.
The Course Of Study Is sxtsr stvs and thor, uah.
and the j trustees ars dsteruined 10 make the Upi.
versity Whist It was bhors the wAr-ths loxdiny
lnttituthpn IN thu South. F
Tuition Fsss. SIS, 90 10 $1,000 psr sssion.
boarding. for all Departments. S4.0O To S5.OO
per week.
LAW d l..
Law FACULTY.
Hon. Rom. l.. OANurasnJ. | NATHAN uREss, l.. q.
A third Professor 70 be secured.
COURSE or HrUpY In rHR Law SCHOOL.
JusfoS OLAsa. -Caru hers Histosy Of . LAwsult
Walkers American Law, 8tephsnx' PlaaaiDg, Kents
Conlnsntartes. Sbory on PRomissovy Noes.
hipDLs C~LAa.--8tery on Bsilmsnh. Gtory 90
s sas1S'' y' s.sly.s s S.s.",.: s:'i Ysissss : c. ss Z
Law. ,r y.HvfF m
sxsios O~IAss.-Stosy on Copniot Of Lawn, Angel
and Ames on Corporations. LOnsl On Execators
Parsons on Contracts, F,urth Kent Reviewed.
story on Tie Constitution.
Tuition, psr rsrm $50. 10
OontingeoS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.O0
Library Luz
The University. before the war. numbered about
i've huad'ed 6tudents o. ita Annual OatsloRua
Good buildings To- ID pepartmsnts hsvs Seen
secured. aud the new kuildinss will b sssc4eA NEXT
yeaf.
TIE FALL TERM
Opens First Monday In 8sptsmbsf . cioses Last
day In Is6suasy. snd closes Last Tharsdsy Ia June.
Jy2o.Vaal
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GEORGIA.
FOR RENT.

Central Railroad Bank08
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FROM 10 TO % PER CENT. SAVED
~ BUYING TOUR GOODS At TIN
new YORK STORE,
sf.. he'u Oh
no. Is UNION STREET.

,I,Hs PEOPLE OF NASHVILLE AND THE
vurroundlnr country will plsass bar n miad,
thu NEW YORK STORE y now recsiying aud OPEN
Ing / new and very Attractive stock Of
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KEEP ~ si URED.
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The University. before the war. numbered shout
hvs hund,ed 6tudents % ita Annual OAtsloguA.
Good Buildings To- ID Departmsnts hsvs seen
secured. aud the new huildinss will b erected next
year.
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ps-shlrs made to Order ;Hnd warranted. to:At
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ossdsd Mr. fu ~no had hsid shA position twenty
ysafs, . Chsuvelos Of the Exchequer II was we'll
Known that n vAnstars had no more exalted idea Of
the new sinNes fund system than merely to make IT,
like Mr. Wapos subservient TO his use After permit
ting ts ssoumulasons TO applied TO It's legitimate pur
poses fors< years, he began 70 make nroads
upon Il he arv attacked the policy, and oontsndod
that the amount thus raised should be turned over to
The current sxpensss Of the government instead Of
being appropriated fos the redemption Of stock. He
pointed to the sinking fund being an engine Of vast
power. which he subsequently, practically proved and
he thought there was great danger Of the national
debt being reduced 100 rapidly through It's op
sraon and by such argument he succeeded Al least in
convincing himself that the whole system should be
abolished or have only nominal existence. Accord
ngy In 1924 he raised the Hood gates Of this heretofore
almost sacred fund.- and changed the Of It's cur
rent The following table shows the amount Of public
stock redeemed under the administration Of vansit
tart from 1915 1887 period OF twentyhree Years.
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Hesvn ROBBERY aO xuarss N MINNESOTA.

from tae ~. Paul Press Nov. al
One OF the asboicaI murders ever rerpe,rs'sd
In this vicinity took placs Saturday evening last be
tween Minneapolis and BLOOMINGTON ferry. Nr J ~
Williams owner ~ tbs ferry tho Mlssla~ippi
river Just above the outskirts % this city passng
Ia his wagon from Minneapolis, ~bsro be lai sold a
large quantity OF wheat ~ bis home, near sns ID
Greek. the BLOOMINGTON road Two citixshs u the
latter place overlook Williams wagon, which pro-
ceedIng along spysrsntly Without . drver ca going
up " Il Mr. Williams found la a. reel ming hi-
hands and knees ad With aEup~ho. sound IN bn bead
Williams had teen undoubtedly attacked ~ bgb~ss-
and murdered for his monsy, Of ~hich he pfs,y
hsf several hundred dollars upon his psrsDa. He
pockets Al all events had leon rnsd, ant his yoesat
book and contents taken by the oatl.~a Nr williams
has been we'll known In ha city having been proprisor
~ the ferry near - Paul for many years Hc lesyrs q
wfe snd ave children ~ n dsyOatr 70 10 hofsf theas
bloody high waynen Who 70 have made hfnnesDsa
their rendezvous may be csrxht thcsg tafT NJ from
The large number ~ crimes committed recently and tho
few arrests which made, this would ~ - .
vain hope Something. however. must be aons 10 "a
this community Of IL unbsbs mnfi~fsfr
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II muss mol be understood by those not familiar with
the financial history Of Great Britain that the national
debt OF that nation diminished 70 the extent OF the
above amount; the contrary, owing 70 the
expenses which attended the carrying the with
France the obligations Of The government increased dur
Ing the above period from ftsi 1el E7s9 ass ase
srcst praise however, bestowed upon Mr. Pitt for
the wisdom and ingenuity he displayed In all his financial
arrangements Il claimed that bis policy tended TO
check errsvagance to keep down tho spirit Of specus-
ton ana above all 10 the government the neces.
s,y Of preserving faith and credit ana further
considered az learn from con,smpoansous history,
that hts sinking fund system actually saved the nation
from impending bankruptcy In those days there we're
financial croaker bu, they formed very small portion
Of tho intelligent ciasscs On the part OF those
dssstsaed writer's u coniended that hr.
Pitts scheme caused tho funds 70 huc,uate In
value. aud 70 animate doare for stock JOB
engi that iuwithdrsw capital from Agriculture manu-
features and commerce. DO employed 10 the more dle
unproducsivs and precarous business OF specnhtoni
Mat money brokers' stockholders and gamblers accnmu
lated large fortunes while the public we're impover
ished and that the amount paid into the SINKING fund
Vas Just % many millions year taken from ths people
iov shs purpose Of Keeping up the price Of stock
10 hh the Right Hoaorsbs Nsholss vsnstsar suc'
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raet talpns srmau n sslrrmossi. IA.


fyrom The cbai..bo.ss Tsaa yossp Nov Al
n often falls " the 10, ~ ths icnrrst ant the nsws
~ and ds,,isuon ~ The performances - bis do
t~s but nayer thlnk IA civilized con founliy ADD
smonr people railing themselves LhrlatsnS IN oon-
monty 20 generally ptespssoss % ihai a eLsi..h1osA
las been COR ps1sInce a. nots safh Lsfrpung
of poyery disease, destita,i1n and fesih vsfm
psalsd upon 70 -ltsesa On iasi sunday s.csinK
a. t,ss ume, Shils ibs chsfeh teiis ssrs rnsipg
calling w0r.hyvsrs 70 prayer, ffsnd csef v a.
9Th him shou distance from ths cra1hnaid H0a@ 70
family who, IN bis i.nsusss, "-sss ayifg u s,as
walton. q On Ninfh Afest bc0~ fhsslfsii. wifkih .
st0aes tnrov a too Chnsflso cLuFcA~w fgu1t "a.
family !, ~ginai'l csnssiss = mother ara ~shs
children bus too ~ tbs stef alf~asy dad vhis
ihnd iantly cAtehins The fee last saag. before
p.sssg s-sy IN. s.us - y grs~~ss-i test . - 80.
ssss 20 ms s~sa cailly ait AZ. Do bos,1 :, 80
fifs ~ the rom Icy The e0rfass q ttus lazy, rhl
las DID "a saturday svsnnr ssi 90, hys ysan %.
rhieh bad sfp.rsi 90 ~epssr rssrnsg Ths nshst
pslhy ~ ibsir psinfui ltEsrisg learn - At.ssk~
"a Tie foof lay the moihes hers~if srk a.'S sssfh
h9lains n her sfHns VI ,hsra sh vsn ys.fs "a ~
Dssr her lasA 4, Nh fs-s tbs f1oshsf iay "a
eldest dsssb,ss. firi - s~,snss@r
Tho sppesrsnes 4 I'll u them shy~ss sss vsr; .
food - 10Y tiVp N oss oorpsr sa1sass fssFhisr .
shl1rsn hsa - sslss ,sssshfsi - 49,, f,o,n s.sar
day iaosn.hf y, ~ tins - - nsn ne hs1y, "a
BRIT % DE- sy11sed 10 ~ hsb~rs - spoy uagss
- r.'sresy tasht m pgof refnsn, bsresf lts',s
hsia us aiis ,hng Az 10 syes decd - 81 'Foub
81 80. seff vh@h ils ssssrf ass1 = hs r,prn
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