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nh. ,.,, ,.s ,.ify active bu, medium g.'e' -,ah
rs prime s E ',S ,n M hale. sa u Baltimore beg,
o E u. s"HS.ei nd o Do g.r B,aat
oURAND MEATs. Flour marie, ~ geper, EaropaD war
ys and ss Ssef. for Vsass %s se purchase gg9
Ssss. 1ssg bot sS ST hSaas' Sst l, sHF.;
became dun and st o. ~ asoS si the then the
@aTie s VARYING T."sRss sonssne p eS Of
aos MO- aoe III, i ard relatively los prices eont.aste ws
What Toes state s ss5 .sa ea'i sg e for Dc
ps, % % % Shipping tboisht to be below the Porstye
S.". Of Ne IT. r1 ...oI.SeS TSs 80 tnsH have .sd
and have ben dispose. p, EItras have been IN fair
su,. srs r. a I oef Dsff held with ~sc ceessae as
x,h material st. sd'in' m The Winter ro.ing STATE:
aG sy nr' n. 'SsS ssnu % ion s%'Vf o Wheat iS P@ur
b Sbrn states has greatly increased ocntas,e1 slh @ 70
@ lsS but 'Rs sn %e snd an market in the Cotton
state. very satisfactory gces and s ts"e D " Genera
war n Europe should The exports % Q. w E TosIav The
.a 2 n bill s,,e che 3; the s aG. bot
receipt. Trade and Family gsna on s M % VA Se 2rus, for
Shipping EI,ras bu, OiherWi'e was very F'7'i '''e'
so"t soSG bS :. eOass 2s 0t ,4 IL Sup IS o's' '
30 s ss s IS oGis &s tsSVpns5 sSaPinsrp
sgSsI1Ps s',,e 11l. siso SsS ohc Srl. a'a
S;a v,s,s sRSy sgsl hi 4S$ lSs =: E. '
G4 s.s, 70 9sss sgn9 oss 20 St I cu:
n"nsso oT EIi IS II Iou. Double Double EI, seSS eSS 10
t1' n,o 1%1' S a9S ip.a. Isa IS br.d goa %
Sogsre % % Fqoi Is ,it ;ie & Te LIN Va I onoie l6i? '
BAIT and GeoreOvo nIIed % good sap' - sG s ~
irei-rici sIurs Peesburg Country ,sg 20 -
Riehooni Country Extra ts@ Sai
GeoHs and tennessee EIi and FAMILY 49,. e'a %
R,e Po9r good demand for The Gner qualities anl STEADY 'a'
5y .eN We quote osa :. . state snd peru.. ma - 50
Fou1i.n ir request st s! oe7' " tor STATE a'a
'g@ MI. 0 II IN inir demand: .alr. bs quote
Corn Me 5eae as @g - . So% I'm sei R,s. Sr' r.. = s5@ @
l.,, N.a1V Wei
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

scent rrD rata distribution will made the stockholders
the PLANTkRS BANK OF TENNESSEE % yer sea. Passbs
seF the 18th November Inst al the hshk he hanhatah
No1 I 'ITo " - d. WEAVER Trustee Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
sAIEs AT TIE STOCK EXCIANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
1Il1 O'CLOCK A. Nj.

Set Z $ 6s, 1891 Comp, ,

SIcs Of Government Bonds.
6 1881 CouP-,....ll3. 1900 s $50 Con 62.loIi
5000 u $50 Con- 6.... l05
$50 L. 4 $50 Cen h2.....l0lI
Bov@S Rdrodi BoHd.Bdk and RaroId-ErpreS
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The following Is a comparative statement Of the ex-
ports Of specie from the port OF Ncwlork To foreign
ports for 10 years. Jan. Nov 2G I70 and for the
IL, ,I,a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
FIRST MORTGAGE SIIEIIG IIIl I1.lS
COMPLETED RAILROAD BETWEEN EEW.Y1RN
AID PHILADELPHIA.

100000 ONLY REMMSlNG uNsOLD. and sI'A
Offered % investors.
III. YEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD isror COMPETED
anil doing an extensive business between HEWYOEH d rianEL-
PHIA.
The trafrc To- h-oueh eeh fr PHILADELPHIA sni SOUTHERN
POINTS is lsrzr and constantly nce4u0. TTe t1r 0 loNf
BRANCH Iulg hC orsoa ali 20 other .a tr' re
income.
The NET EARNINGS oftf ROAD a. mor' 71 'r.r'.' 70
"a, the interest and op.efue capre+ The f' r m roF
erry cool sbar. tr-,l,I f, sht goes D.. tf
The ROAD Is ~ III MILES LONG. lHE NOaIGttE I+
81. 600. 900 PRINCIPAL VIII be due EONElD.a I. 1879.
INTEREST. PER CENT, PAYABLE iN NEWIOaA HAl 4 hA'
NOVEMBER l, FREE OF TAXis.
The TRJ STEEN ore:
G.. B. UPTON oi Boston.
aud BENJAMIN WILLIAM. ON, ez Chanceio- O. Ss-''.
There have been .p M on FIVE MLL9F> oPInL
~ 600 900 have slreag by capitalists. lar 'V
100000 - sold. vi c offered % e H Ire'.+
Reference made br permission the following res-. o. -
feet security oth-,e srl heir ieirabeae.s 's
ASHBEL GREEN President N,E-J rssy S5uleu Ron
ASlBgL WEIGH Prefa,n. of the tuiei Coupanc.
WA. II. GATZNER. Preii,t OF Camden and Am mo o. T g..
A. L. DENSIS President Of SesJ .rsey r. r. aul Ir.. ,.
ROBERT r. STOC KIOS. lea of Deb E.T..a ,..-. &c.
j. G.. STEVENS Chef Gl-iHs.a
II. NJ. ALEXANDER Nsa-l York.
Hon. JOHN p. STO, KTUE. Trenton, =. j.
GEORGE B. UPTON, Boston, Mos.
SAM El o. tODklS. Boston Mss
II. Cf. MABQUA%N.
IN B,o..rIg lsirt ....
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Ncw Dubliediions.
HERICAN PlIOTO-LITBOGRAPH co.
"a DTlttF ss been removed 10 NJ. 1893 fulio1-st ny.
DUBLiS3ED THIS DAY:
MIRIAM AND OTHER POEN

MIRIAM AND OTHER POEMS.
By John Grroulesf Wh,tcr vol lCmo Wh houspece and
rgafi!cs ~ 50.
This coupcous, ch in those Characteristic qualities
sentiment and expression whrh have gIe popular
Bclnl The Tent Che Beach and other p'tias
tthavt rde Dir whittier cherished tousd word through
ua the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
financial
SAVINGS BANK.

Depoi.. can he sent by E,prs~
AuGc.o,'.s payable O demand with utcr,.t'u
, 1870-07-17
The Duke 1f welliIsE{oas

II tha words OF ,hs I,uke of Wellington. on
hearing of the sd. knre Of Napaleuu, arc cor
reet>E seported, there can be NC doubt that he
Was Surprised on the eso OF Qeaste-Iras- Ac-
cosdny to Sif g. Eowles, the Duke, after tell
ing she Prince. ri Orange. ~ho brought the
newat 10 80 to bed. remained in the ballroom
tweaty niuu1el, and then said tn the Duke Of
Nc5aond. II fink It il trio for 1na to 20 to
k:hmond. in whisper. il he had q mar,
hsd they wtat together into the dses.-
shut ,he door and SAID. .sSsp"i.-,n
has lasmbugFei me, by a. lie h.s ss:u.el
!, Of Hichmoni said, - What DO yc., intend d.
lug Tie Duke Of WelIrBten replied. II
have oEdersd the army to concentrate at Q1a:zs
Eras. but Ne sLall noe stop hilA there anu. If
20. rns1ss Fight him hete' {at the sana tlu.A
Passing his thumb-za1 over thu position VI
Nsteraoo). He thea said asleu. s:ld left tie
house ty smother way. TIC couyersasiop il,
the Duke OF Rlrhmontl>4 dressing room VIA
1epeated to me, two ninntea nf,er i. o,.ur1s-t
By tha Duke OF Siehnond. who was to hss.e
had he commatl Of the reserve, II formed.
sa1ap, lie markell tie Dusc Of W.l-
linz1ons thubnb-na with peaci. on
the map, and we often Hooked .*- If
scgether sc1ne Monshs aiter*aEi." On thu
morning 81 the 18th Capt.in Bo.les 1.s IN
soure1satiun with the Dixie OF WeI.ae:n:, At
! Quatre-bsss, when :" star oiiicer a.-!Yel. Il,
horre covered With foaru, md whispered to tl.,
Duke, Wto without the least change " cuun:e-
n.nce gave him come orders aI.a 1israis.ts!
him; He then turned round to 1ae, aud s.;J
gone baez to Tavre, eighteen milss. as IL,
has gone bsck 1ss mus: go te> suppose iu
England they will say We have been lieset, /
can't help it aa they are gooe b.ck, We .uust
go too. The little veruacular e1p1etive.,
Eays tba saturday Rsriee. with whict the
Duke adoFns his simple AMI vigorou. stvIe add
pleasant yetisimiGtuda 70 the reports Of h;s
conycrsasion attHo critical 1uornaats
, 1870-07-17

higher in currency, but arc very likely to
be lower in gold thau they harc been fog
six months past,
The first requisite to any clear. or even
coherent. thinking on our present financial
situation is that the whole problem shall
lie thought through on the gold basis.
Nothing is more common than to hear busi.
ness men speak Of l'uying bonds with cur
rencs in oracr to protit by tho rise, wholly
unconscious that The currency md the
bonds rise at the samo rate. As well might
they buy greenbncks with bank notes, or
shillings with dollars, The unchangeable
value Of gold, the sympathy of oar cur
1ency with our bonds, and the dependence
of our bouds for their price Ola the
laws Of supply and demand which go@ern
all commodities, are the elements which
,1nderhe the effects which European war
will have on our aftairs On tho whole,
there is much that is deceptive and illusory
in the kind Of prosperity such WAL will
cause, as there was in the case of our own
war. The Almighty has not ordained thnt
any one country shall be permanently Dcne-
flied by the destruction uf life and prop
erty in other countries.
, 1870-07-17

The Council Of Donaldsousille, La. has
-GGneral John 4. Garfield began life II
driver on the Erie Canal
-Greeley has gone upon his farm for the
suS0nas.
Major n. ]. Mcdonald has been thirtr-dve
yeas ia eezysee ~ clerk in tho United States
Senate.
The Sosthaeld (A1inn.) Statesman, July ..
Lss this item: "The regular editor Of this
paper hss gone to New York. During his ab-
sence this Office will be In charge OF Iiss En-
na Gaslin-"
"A presentation copy Of tho :. Christmas
Carol, il offered for sale tn 1endon. With the
inecrirtion il, the authors handwriting To ".
II. ThAckersy, from Charles Dickens tHhou,
he uaade very happy once long way fsou
| hope), December II, 1872.
4 representative of m English blooded
| family, Captain sn Clandc de- C1aspisn{, whe
leads Joyous life in 1ndiA with hss regiment,
| bss lstely given his friends 1000 rupee
breakfast 1t Lahore, which wAs ofon8hi ou
FROM Paris hy express:
presented el00, 900 70 the Iheolog.s4 semi
nary Of the Episcopal Church Al AleIanataa
| Va ME. w. A. Aspinwslf, ct New iofk, save
before the var, eN, 900 to the sane fasatn
.ion.
|--retez Coopar Offers $4,000 to the Se'
1o1k Department. Of Deeka toward tha con
siruetinn Of atone wharvea. His iInmedi2t
object ts TO fuEniah uaaana Of eraplogment t
tabofe1a IN getting out etone and he says
- II In this way contribute to The relief Of
suffering clzss of cur ftIIov.snan. hhall cor
sole myself with the belief that / t.ave NJ
Lived entirely m rain
, 1870-07-17

usy be any color. Brown and gray are the
two prnfe4red, however. While oua house
advocates plain trousers and 20 stripes,
anothes puts in the naIEoH side bhnd.
good tt IL essential. Liner. duck IL much
used for hot weather. Cansda gray makes :
yery | neat m and becoming suit for morning and
negligee.
Tboee must be Of linen, Hince no we'll
dressed man will Wesr paper collsr. The
Alfred Edward IL favoTite turndo%n style:
The RismArk is made Of heavy linen, and
beautiful Shape, the baud around the neck
flowing gradually, and the ends breaking over
to riye afnple room TO the chm. Those collars
are nearly all supplemented By cuhs to button
On. Tbs Kensington collar is made with
seamless edge md droE-oTer corner, AMI Is
perfect beauty.
rte erspa sna crenadine Windsor scarf. .
soft, handsomely finished tie in I'll beauti1n'
colore--red, blue, white. black, 4nd yellow.
The Monarch, in pineapple silk oT ,grenodIne
edusre Ctpbhoune ties in si}k solid colo1s.
checks, stripes. OF f1me-coIor and back: The
Teck scarf, for evening, conea N pHio laVen'
folded scarf, the knot With long, brosa ends,
the knot with short ondaY the square handker.
chief, and tbs White muslin band, aEs al
worn.
Brown i MatIews and Brown i Prior EFe
responsible foE she above fashion informa'
ton. .
At 4. q. Miller's found souae elegant new
styles Of gentlemen, iewelry+< slcese bustont
IN amethyst. With god mountsae, ss so eaeb
stone caneos, vith hesd of Me*tusa en-
rra.ed on them; aqua marine, stone Will
"a many vzr5ing Bhadss az sunset; ane
toI ~ Of the valley. 1ae sieeTe~outtons n99
worn are large and very elegant, SGD they ~
oot Ittls to the effect OF q gentleman . toilet
sne popu}ar cham is heaTs brilliant gold linl
short one.
small diamond and enaEel:. studs aIe Worr
in the bosom. An opal etud is aluays IN goot
stsle;. rcbiea are next, nni- not ver7 expen
rive The popalsT ng 'e1 sSa1,eoa xal q
taire. Young gentlemen wesr rings % tn
list Singer, widowers on tho fourth. VIC.
, 1870-07-17
A View stxnn-*pof THEORY.
Mr.. II. r. Met xlkes To the lGnan

IN the Au4nztm, No. 22o5, I ind tho fol-
lowing; - TFa actna. occssion Of the waees
of terrestrial Temperature is 10 be- found
quite consent to tho theory X Profesem
H&zi Smgta as to cycles Of tenpesatura. but
have my doubts Is to the protrtesancea be-
ing On the. sun, The following, taken from
Nature, No IS. viii euable me 70 e1pls'n
the grounds Of this doubt 'spectto-
J. Soss.an Loekyer, FRS: '.Khsch Is also q
bright line, md often i seen bright IN tie
chroraos7he1e, and then higher than tho Honh-
un 2Ad magnesium Gne6, when thsy are sisi-
bic as die sAne tine: and The question As:sus.
must 70 not attribute these lines to sstt-
th*a ihoee MIXED With It. and to ons
O veH ,erest leray-:" Il, as j. sup-
Poeso, the em IS formed ct ms
oetsals similar 70 those OF this earth,
ke may also sur2ose that It hAs \ similar
poWer OF attraction but II the bright Line Al
than the other lnes-is is of COURSE nease1
to The sun globe than they Ara-wpnId not
thls be contrary to the lava Of attraction,
that the Tighter substance aho1a fiost under
the hearsrr il the atmosphere Of the sun ! II,
ae eIbeheve this is An i.npossibili:y, submit fo1
-FOUR consideration short Interpretation Of she
phenomenon. We KNOW that cur own stnos,
phere h full at matter: in getting ralexiopz
from the sun they unuBt necessarily pass
through our atmosphere. under certain coad1.
t5ons certain colors a1e revealed to Us, 30 tha.
We may assume the Eaatter floating around us
to te gifted with color. Il. then, A1. Lnckyei
|. right in the dvepositions Of his Ines, ihe
difficulty about tho attraction sanishes ii once
for the magnesium sodium, and tbs bthe1
bright line may be in the atmosphere o1
Ibis earth refining .hssr positions ons.eoyt
globe, and not Of the sun. In tho same vay
for reaaons too long now to be given, placx
al the spots and ptotabe1a1rea supposed 10 b
Oh the sun as being in cur Own atmosphere
aud consequently beliore Tbs waves of ter
\ .reshiA Temperature Arn rnied hy Influences
existing IN the Air around us--how this is Ut
sectod by the sun Is another quest3on-but ]
bshe1e my doubt xin be found worthy of con
blderation.
, 1870-07-17

The sweetest Moment In Love-
Making
Perhaps there is no period. ssys Anthony
T1ollope. :" 80 pleasant among ~ the pless-
Ant periods OF 1oEe-making as that in Which
the intimacy between 1oEers is 60 assured, and
tie coming event 20 near, - to produce and
endure conversation about the ordinary little
matters Of life: what can be done With the
ehall be begun which they shail lead together;
what idea eaeh has Of the others dudes;
what each can do for the other. There was
true sense Of the delight Of intimacy in the
girl who dec1ared that abe neyer loved her
lover 20 well - when she told him how mauy
pairs Of stockings she bad got. It is very
sveet to gaze At the stars, and it Is sweet 10
sit out smong the hsycocks. The reading Of
poetry together, ont Of the aame book, With
hzows all cloae, md arms al mingled, Is vary
sweet; the pouring out OF whole hearts il,
writing words, which the writer knows would
bo hsla to b ridiculous by any eyes or aara Of
, 1870-07-17

There are some rulers who decay OWE Se-
quests 60 graciously, that We are AS much
charmed by the manner Us we aze disap-
pointed by tha matter OF their DEGREES.
There arc others who accede to our wishes
10 r11dely that ne are at loss to know
whether We should be more offended BY
their ooarssness or gratided BY their CON-
pliance. The celebrated antithesis with
which Macaralay sets forth the distinguish
ing traits of charnctar of Queen Elizabeth
and King James l., is applicable, in o high
degree, to the present Congress- Having
undertaken to repeal certain taxes NO long
er needed for any useful purpose, they
hnve, at the instigation Of III. Boutwell,,
postponed tho time when the reduction
shall take place, SO that The people will be
at loss TO know whether they should be
more thankful for the reduction than dis
contented at the delay.
After the LIST Of October next, tho taxes
on gross receipts, on carriages, plate, bill
lard tables, watches, passports, Ruecessioas,
}egacies, bonts, harges, fats, and sales, ex-
cepting such rs are paid by stamps, ure re-.
pea1ed. But the taxes on tobacco, in all
its fo.n,s, and On spirits aud wine, included
ia the sumo net with the aboye-named arti-
cles. are not repealed. At the same date,
October !, the stamp ta1 On promissory
notes under 500. and on receipts for any
sum or payment of any debt md on canned
AAa preserved fish, arc repealed; and no
stamp shan be required for the transfer OF
a mortgage when it, or the instrument it
secures, has been already stamped
On the 1st of May, 1871, the taxes on
hank capital, deposits and circulation, on
wholesale and retail dealers, on lot
tery tickets, on brokers of all kinds,
and licenses of all kinds, and all the special
taxes imposed in the seventy ninth section
Of the act Of June 80, 1864, and its subse~
iuent amendments, are repealed, excepting
only the tax On brewers, distilled spirits,
and tobacco, imposed by those acts, which
are retained.
On the 30th Of August next, 1870, tho
tn1es on salaries Of government officers,
hitherto deducted, csase, and, thereafter,
such officers arc to make returns Of their
incomes, like other citizens, deducting the
"mount already paid up to August l, 1870.
Tha changes in the tariff are not to take
effect till the 5lst Of December, 1870. The
list of these articles is too long for enuEuer-
alton here, hut wilt be published hereafter,
in full, in the bill ITSELF The goods, wares,
aud merchandise in bond when the act
goes into effect, are to pay duty under the
, 1870-07-17

-. 4. t..6.:ts ,,~a+;,~av
Rsrksd.le va ehot to M pieces; at ..s haps sna'n
enI1enoe1eo ~ y tAes - o,s 10 VI. 80 th,. hat
Inc n1noel 81 Peo.to .o.,;t. ~. = ~s.0 va11
sie attehse, ana " ~ u4o so,,@,ot'
taat Eaa "eu.as'usa.ne5 G5 solr-.1s. .,-,1,.
inc feoea 81, nneo a9,t anh ~ ~o1 tS.T a1.,n
oefed lb5f. one Aita " Iaem : ~,
The Federal KILLED ana Houaoea MeIe Lssz,
one-third elain. lhese 3;iai ueule1 AZ
probably too low On oot't .saes- Aoous oHe
thousand persons gave up the gnost on ms
ne!d. The Federal loee III AZ :" - ven cAnlolo @
captured. besides seventeen othefs abahaoneo'
and 4.O0 muskets thfo"n away. NeAsy one-
third Of the men afterWard prominent q
both armics foug ht IN tue first battle OF Bull
Run al subordinate otdcefs.
M'DowELs MEMORY,
Nine years afsez this bAstlo has happened We
fegin to feel that we yak upon me eolld
tAnce-
mate tho character Of Mcdowell, who plaunea
tlis battle with cool, wise head, hnd fought
it our upon this plan sccozdiDg to the bert ad.
at his command. No other battle during the
whole war ras better deFised, and none IN tho
sast, fought upon the offensive, during the
next three Year, hAd more nearly been 6uc-
eeeefnl. The Federal commander was assasied
for the folly Of tis tsoops heEB IS few COM
04Due{H nave 2f7H DGe0, A6H YCE NC Aepk lp
heart, stood patiently by tho eauGa, took
third-fate plsce under AeClel1an with Gene1@
Gus reslgnatien md gave all the successive
men plaeed over him hearty suppo<t. and siRco
the death Of George Il. Thomas, it il
safe TO eay that there is no mAu in
the United States upon whom We rely
for Judgment, for devotion. far willingness to
suffer shove the common fate Of ali WHO auf-
fered ther. more tban IYying M.Dowell, Last
winter, when the Amy Of the Potomac rnet at
phi]ade]nhia. xnd Mcdowell sat quxtly
amoncst them. thinking himself "A unsncccs+
mi nosn and ona set down amonc.st the frs-
nres If The var. ouiet younr cftfter arose
viii, t1in r}as. in 1is han1. and nrspoaed thr
heaIth AZ General UcDowelI. As Ia did sn,
be made staumeriue efiort to s.v that since
the war had psesed bv, and We had come to
know m.n fnr man. an1 nan to rnan, w, we're
equal to The appreciation OF tho comu.rs3xr Of
whole table t.tt1ed with trayos sud bexrtE
cheers, and amidst more applause than
Lad created the name OF any man
that night. 1IcDoweu rose. rrn{oun5lv
moved, the moat patient and haro;c
msr,yr Of the yar. and he aid
~ he lsd alsayu said that la knew tile iustice
OF his couutrymen would COMO at last: th.t
lie Lad expecfed il long before. but that be
lad not cn1nnl,ined. heeauae he knew that il
untrre nel,ino down 10 Tia nrcasi0H ho raya
q little burt of eeotism WHICH WA trner tI1.n
te.rs hec.usa 4 w,. ho.E ,1,e rs-c.s;nn arl
Mmself, There ara more men who foucht in
III. lrn,v ri tbo ro,nn.r w,,o ,xo,,lS ar-
Iist u1uler Irving Neno,yall to,dav t1,.n m j.r
aur ceneral cnmmanf,er xhicf ria war il, rhe
Eant furned ont. His cra.t e,en,ent of ch.r-
abusing auv man behiud lis back. hoiIiinc to
, 1870-07-17

and sense but those OF tho dear one 10 wb,r7
they arc sent, is very sweet; Int H.,
the girl teho los made a shirt for Hsa man x,.
lores, there las come i moment ia thc fa..
stitch Of It sweeter sh.n any ss.rs. hsyce.k
poetry, or superlative epitletsha have psoius-;.,
, 1870-07-17

sAlIlES Win QQLarS. 1he NlChNnGsAhtA
value Of gold, the sympathy of o,r cur
1ency with our bonds, and the dependence
of our bouds for their urice Oh the
laws Of supply and demand which govern
all commodities, are the elements which
underEe the effects which a Eu1opean war
will have on our Affairs On tho vholo
there is nnch that is tlecensiyc nnt1 ,,lusorv
in the kind of nrosncrity sncb a war will
cansa as tLana oos in rho caso of nm, oun
war. The Almighty has not ordained TINT
auy one country sha1l be per,uausutly 1cne-
fitted },v the distraction If life and prv,,-
erty in other countries.
YlAuuCIs oh 1AE AsAn YES
1ue e'''<e''s fes'u'1s w.. - etn AoeAA'S'e'
on oinu'6''n 81" '""A =, 4"ea :, az GU
saeeo IN eon.'o'e', ,, VIZ ne 1o',ifnon
couusA 49, -, oDno 'u'As L.
c:-.., -.o'. ~1s - ta>o
4. s4' "' ~, N.a "sice'' ~ Tue west
Ao ot1N - .1o "''eeenes 1nu 1850
'al'oaa ~ .ae e'''zons meeting demands
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