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zOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

L. & >. NOrthmAn, 20 Public square.
Preparatory to our annual stock taking,
July ], we viii close out during the month
of June, all kinds of domestic and foreign
dry goods at less than their actual val1e.
Positive bargains can be had in best table
linens, Irish linens, white and buff piques,
birds eye diapers, Victoria lawns, Main
socks, satin, striped jaeonets, striped and
checked Swisses, silks and lace points, at
greatly reduced prices. This sale to con-
tinue for thirty days only.
e. & j. NozrHMAN,
No. 90 Public Square.
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Church oEuhc Advent.

Tomorrow being the Festival of St.
Barnabas, there will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at G:3O 4 NJ. Evening
PRAYERS will he said at $50 NJ
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DEB.

SUAFFER-Yosterday, ct the residence Of her
father, John Guthrie, in Williamson county, Mrs.
ADrIB P. SHAFFER, wife of Richard W. Shaffer,
t.
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company,

- Deposits received, and interest allowed
heTeon, loans neeotiated. collections made ana
General Banking business transacted ociS II
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One hundred barrels fresh kiln-dried
Meal, warranted to keep all summer.
may29-d J. NJ. CAEsEY, SoS & Co.
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Ladies Saratoga trunks, warranted sub
stantial and Of elegant finish. and gentle
mems sole leather trunks at Dunsteads, AZ
North Market St, at prices that defy COM
petition. iunS tilljuly1
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CITY NOTICES,


ST.. LOUIS, Move, the undersigned.
citizens of st. Louis, Mo-, have used the
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer, and un-
hesitatingly pronounce it to be the most
pleasant and agreeable hair dressing and
restorative we have ever seen tried. Il
does the work faithfully andwen-frees the
head at once from dandruff, cures diseases
OF the hair, and restores it to its original
color. It is an elegant toilet article With,
perhaps, all the requisites for an extensive
and rapid sale, and We therefore recon-
mend 1t to the public
Phillip b. Lannum, Jas. A. Priest,
Wan B. Rease, Harvey B. Lucas,
George L. Ray, Thomas Hynson,
Geo. 5. Strader, L. NJ Scott.
Ewin, Pendletoa & Go, Nashville,
Wholesale Agents. 1t
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AEuhAs "a [OsAs
We have a fine assortment of trunks,
which we are selling at prime cost, and
cheaper than offered in this city since the
war. WnSsrEAD & Bros,
jun7 1w College street.
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weather BuIIeIin-June ..

The trotting matches to take place this
afternoon, will be quite lively and largely
attended, should the weather be favorable
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The United States Hotel, Louisville, KY,
is within four blocks OF four different lines
of street railroads. 1t
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FDJUR-The market continues rather
dull. Sales to the local trade on the
following basis: Superfne so; extra 800;
family GOO; fancy 6.75.
Cork MEAL-Market quiet at 125 g
bushel.
CoEN-We heard of sales on fatboat to-
day at wharf at Liz, and shipments at l. u,
sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-No movements worthy of note.
We quote buying price as follows: Mediter-
ranean 75@S5e; red 95c@1.O5; amber and
white 1.05@1.I0
OArs-We quote at GO@6jc, sacked and
delivered in depot.
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DR.. Brazier's liver medicine is superior
to others, from the fact that there is no af-
ter i'll effects It
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Magisterially speaking, it was extremely
duh yesterday, no cases of interest present
ing themselves on the Rue DeadGTick.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, June 9, 1870
Nashville Cotton Market.
CoTToN-There was evidently a better
feeling to-day, but the offerings were light,
and no disposition to press sales. We quote
nOminallv as fellows
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iun5 sun wedSfri -
Pierce Boarding House


at No. 43 South Cherry street, Nashville
house trial. junS Il
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Nashville Produce Market.

Nashville Produce Market.
PEANUTs-None coming in. We quote
nominally as follows: white 90c; red 1.3J.
EGGs-Firm at 14c.
BUTTEE-The supplies good. We quote
at I5@16c.
FEATHERS Strictly prime command 20.
GNsENG-Market dull. We quote at
SOC.
HAY-Market steady at 26.0O q ton.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Entirely nominal.
BRAN-We quote at S25 . ton.
SHIPsTUFE-We quote at $50 q ton.
BEEswAx-The market is dull, and deal
ers only offering 30c.
MDDLNas- held at $40 ? ton
RAes-We quote at 5@51c.
WooL-We quote bury at 15920c; IN
washed without burs 23@26c; washed
without burs 35@37c.
CorroN SEED-We quote from wagon at
SOC per 100 lbs, or 1000 per ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He Bow'd His ThrObbing Head Ger
Trembling Knees.

Where is the man who has not felt
strong desire for something cool,
At least, has no desire TO melt
Though melting seems to be the rule.
This something Ia to him the great
DciaierGttrat, which he seeks
To cool his brain and ease his pate
A pleasure he's not had for weeks
A TentilatOr.
Who 4 run the risk Of being struck
By 81, or any other man,
When By turn Of great, good luck,
Fortune has placeti us where we can
Get something cooling to the bead,
Complete in finish, texture rare,
And en- Peasant. we might have said,
The very thing 10 save your hair
A YentiatOr.
-
Then go a. once, without delay,
To VAIN & WALKERS, and request
To see those Hats: you'll find that they
VIII give you comfort, ease ard rest; L
Make life pleasure, aRd its cares ~
A thing that's past, forgotten, gone, q
Imparting ease % him who wears
The acme OF perfection
A Ventilator.
The Keep Cool, Tropical Magnolia EQUATORIAL
Butterfly, Zephyr, Palmetto in al the newest styles
Of ventilation. for the hot weather together with
an immense stock OF straw and Panama, fc7 men
Logs and children
WAN & WALKER,
PREMIUM HATTERS,
mayl9-tfHhp No. "a Public Square
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Having the most extensive apparatus in
this city for manufacturing Soda Water,
Kissengen, Settler, and other spring wa
tiers, we propose to charge and deliver to
any part of the city, fountains and syphons
of any of the above waters. Natural spring
waters fresh in bottles.
JOIN W. morton x Co.,
iun4 lw No. II Public Square.
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OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, If
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NEDLOCks-THE BASIS OF CIVIL SocIErY
w Essays for Young Men, on the honor and
happiness of Marriage, and the evils and dangers
Of Ceiibacy-with sanitary help for the attainment
of mans true position in life Sent free in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box Z, Philadelphia, Pa may25-d&w3m
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bIAEPE,
The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates. discount payable
In stamps, viz:
On purchasers under s20..... Par
On purchasers of $40 or more.2 Der cant dis
On purchasers Of $50 or more az per cent dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more 3 per cent, dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more. u per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more A per cent, dis
On purchasers Of $1,000 or more AZ per cent dis
All orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount Stamps win be GENT bv
mail or express, as directed.
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oSDCA c0 u1u0- 4O4J
The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always Access
sible to the public:
NEW York, 12-Cotton dull and prices
New York, 10:25-Cotton market steadier
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Cotton quiet. Sales
10000 bales. Uplands 10sd; Orleans 1910
lid
New YORK, 12-Demand fair and prices
have advanced; ordinary 175c; good ordi-
nary zoe; lowmiddling 2l4c; uplands 22ae;
good middling 231c; Mobile 22sc; Orleans
22sc; June delivery PIC; July 205c.
New YORK, 2:15-Demand moderate and
prices firm; June delivery 21c; July 205c.
New YORK, 3-Demand moderate and
prices firm. Sales 1900 bales for export;
800 for spinning
LIvEnPooL, 20-Quotations unchanged.
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Nash vile Provision Market

Business to-day was fair at quotations be-
low, packed, from store:
BULK MEATs-Sides 16lc; clear rib
sides 164c; shoulders 124c. Stocks light
BAcoN-Clear sides IL &c; shoulders 13t e;
country hams 16k@17c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart L Hensley's sugar
cured @. @. c., canvased, 204c; plain c. O..
c., hams, 19tc.
LARD-Choice, in tierces, I7kc; kegs,
19c; 10 pound caddies 194c, AID
pound caddies, 1916.
The buying price from wagons for bacon
is considerably below the above figures.
The stock of country bacon is accommodating
rapidly:
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EXHlpITIoN OF THE CoKEsDURY
ScuooL.-We direct attention to tho
in another column OF
tho exercises. morning, and evening,
Of the Co]1csburys School, on Thursday
the 7th inst. Tho School is in a very
aourishiug condition, under tho 1nan-
agement of Mr.. Will Christie Benet,
a graduate Of Edinburg, an accom-
plished scholar and successful teacher,
and the performances Of tho pupils
will doubtless be highly entertaining.
Col. Jas. S. Cothran will deliver the
address, and his talents MS an orator
will add worry much to the attractions
Of tho occasion. To all who admire
clear thought md polished diction-
the flights Of fancy; the scintilations
of Wit, and the cfloresccnce Of feel,
ing solid meat and the condiments
and sauces which give it on appctsipg g
relish-may find something In the
speech to promote "the feast Of rens
on and aow of soul.'' =.
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EM0RY'SaCo4ToN GINS:

!! MEssRs. LEE! & Wilson. Gentle.
men..--Pleasc insert tho following in
reply TO various Enquiries which hayo
addressed to mo in relation to tho
1gin of whicl, l am AN. agent-Lst, /
assert positively ttat tho gin which
I am agent for, is not tho ."sTAE
GIN."-2d,; The Company which I
represent have never built any Of the
STAR GINS.-3d, There need be no
apprehension that tho Company
which + represent will forward any:
other than their own manufacture.
would further State that if thero
should bc any alteration necessary in
order to the proper working Of these
gins after fair treaty has tcen made
pledge myself to make these altcra-
tions free of charge to tho purchaser.
respectfully,
JOHN ENRIGHT, Agent,
for Albany Agricultural Mandatory.
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'HxAI.rn's Best DiFEScE.-''Ihe weak eatetl
herbs" says st. Paul. SO that eighteen hundred
yoars ago the vnlue Of medicical plants wa.
appreciated. In the old Z, stalIent botanica
remedies are repeatedly .recomnl ended. but II
no passage of sacred history is lnau recon-
mcndcd to swallow calomcl, or blue pill, o
any "ther mineral preparation. TIE sick wer'
directed to! eat Herbs TO strengthen them, tx
purify them, to hsalothe,n, to restore them
In that day the art Of making vegetable ex-
tracts was unkpowe. fhe hel bal mcdivines
were mere infas ,ons
(. It wns r, served for q Inter age to unite tlle
s,nitarY essences of tonic aperient and antibil
fous roots, barks, and plants with IN active
sti,nulaut. and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the d,bilitated or ,lisurdcred system
The growing triumph Of this effective Eode
Of concentrating and applying. the virtues q
medical vegetables was achieved il the pro
'duc:ion Of Hostettcr's Stomach DiLt.rw. New
er before had a'perfcctly pure alcoholic s,imu.
lant been conilincd with the expressed juices
Of the fiue.t specifies of the vegetable kirg
dom. Never yet. though eighteen, years hay,
elapsed eince its insroduet;on, hos this great
restorative been elnalled II IS tak-n AT o.
Seasons, III all clinrs, as the most putept .fe-
guard .aguinsts .tprnedic.. rs a plotectior
against all unhealthy ex!,alstions that produc,
debility or begct disease. as O remedy for in
termitteDs and otllef nalarous fevors; US anap
petizer; asa sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as
general tonic and invigorapt; as a geptls. pain
less aperient: as q flood depurept; as a nervine
as a cure for bilious affcetioa:; as larnless an-
odynr: and as the best dcfence of health un
der uhfavorabie circumstances, such ns seden
tory purayits, undue bodily or. mental cxer
tion. hardship; pryatiun aud exposure. -,. -
July ], 1870. le-lm, 49,. r.. -:
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Col. R. B. ElHott's Speech.

Tho Assistant Adjutant- General,
who is the opponent of Judge Hoge
for the Republican nomination Ito
Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict, made a speech hero on Wcdnes-
day night, from the etops Of the Mar
shall House. The speech, (Which we
heard .tn part, was 'r"Is Deuu'
laudamus,"' upon the blessings OF
emancipation, and q gloriacation 'oi
the Republican party generally. t. The Thhe
best featare Of the speech was it's
character; it's most OBJ.
jeotiNonable, its ipo'rdinate 4. length--t~o
hours and half II IS needless to
soy that we failed to hear The. con,
Guiding exhoftation,i and did not watt
for the benedictiop. = .a.oi Oh az
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A r..
limo tests the Merits of all Things

LIMO teStS The Merits OF all Things
The foreign and aome,tic demand for Perry
Davis & Su's great medcine-the T'aiu Killer
was never before SO large as it has been Of
late: pud we tbihk tie time has arrived whom
the declaration may be made, without the pos
tibility of refutation, that the city Of Provi.
dcnce, hiss furnished the entire habit aLle g,obe
With medicine. which, in poiut of universali-
ty Of demand, extent Of usefulness, complete
efficiency for. al the purposes for which it is
designed and wide spread, enduring populnri-
ty, has never teeh equaled by any medicine
in Europe or America.
The unirersaliy Of The dtmand for the Pain
Killer, is a novel, interesting. and. surprising
feature in the history of this medicine. Its
"f,me has gone out" into every quarter Of ths
hsbitable globe. The Pain killer is now 'regu.
larly sold. in large aud steaaity incrcasing
quantities.. not only to general agents in eve
~ State and Territory of the Union, and eve,
ry Province of British America. but to Buenos
Ayres, Brazil, U nguay, Peru, Chill and other
South American States TO the Sandwich Is
lands, TO Cuba and other West India Islanls
to Englaad and Continental Europe; to Mozam
bique, Madagascar, Za1zibar and other African
lands; to. Australia and CalcTtta, Rangoon and
other places in India. II has nlso been sent te
China, aud We doubt If there is any foseigr
port or any inland city in Africa or ASH
which is frequcnted by American and Europe
an missionaries. travellers or traders, into
which the puiu Killer has not been introduced
and been sought .fcr.
The extent cf its usefulness is another grent
feature Of this remarkable medicine. II is not
only the best thing ever known, as every bud,
will confess, for bruises, cuts, burns, Dc. bit
for dysentery or cholera, or any sort OF bow.
complaint it is remedy unsurpassed for efll
cheney and rapidi,y of action. In tho grea
cities Of BriLi.h India. and in the West Irtli,
Islands and other hot climates, 1t has bccom
the standard medicine for al! such complaints, O
well as for dispersia, liver complaints an,
other disorders. For coughs and colds, caukd
asthma and rheumatic difficulties it has Lee
proved by the most abundant and convincih,
trials and testimony, to be an invaluable med
icne. The propsieLors are in possession {
letters from persons Of the highest c'aracte
and responsibility, tes,ifyiug, i'll unequivocu
terms, to the cures effected and the satisfieto
ry results produced, in an almost endless vari,
ty of cases, by tile use of this great medicine
Erov. Adrtrtiser.
July l, 1870, l0-1m.
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THE STATE GUARD AT AERry1LL,

The STATE GUARD AT ApnEv1LLE
We learn @t Assistan. Adjutant
General, r.. b. Elliott, on his recent
visit to our town, disbandcd tho force
of State Guard, here employed in
guarding the deposit of arms, with
the exception of two persons; and init
mated that the arms. would soon be
removed. For sometime past We
have deplored the waste of the raw
material in, employing nearly dozen
athletic laborcrs, to play the idle role
of the soldier, when the farmers OF
the country were sending UP q. dcs.
pairing cry for help against the hosts
Of General Green" Soldiers in times
of peace are q nuisancc-idle con-
sumcrs and droncs in tho busy hive,
when tho summon sun and tho whit
ching harvests call every one tolabor
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W.ahsshs. sams. .weappns and
with theaAms a,nb breksS orgahl hlsation.
Tho Uhson RoRsn partygp all
intents ahh purpose is Tho Sid -Remo-
cratic party somposqd ofttho same
material and. differing In 8nothing
scarcely except tho name.
According to our view, tho Ulniop
Reform party failed in its purposes as
a distinct organization; aud gave up
every hope Of making 2. successful
campaign; when It failed to secure the
cooperation of the leaders Of the Re-
publican party IN the Columbia Con
xention.- That cooperation was a
necessary condition of SUCCESS, and
wo cannot suppose that it is really be.
'licfed by any members of the late
Convention that their nominees have
any earthly chance of victory. They
hope to make capital for another
campaign, which thoy trust TO bring
to successful issue. Better say they
be defeated whilst battling for the
right than lie supincly upon our arms
But if we arc to fight mcroly for .prin.
ciplo why not occupy the highest
ground and plant ourselves upon the
old Democratic platform.
Our position is simply this-as the
Union Reform movement failed to sc
cure tho cooperation of tho RepubIi'
can party, it would have been better
to have made no mountaineering j!
H. nomination, then . straight Demo,
cratic ticket out and out. Others
have thought differently-wc ac.
quiescc, and shall support Carpenter
and Butler.
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. OuR MixrFA7rnIxd ISrEnEafs. The manu-
focturers of the North havc.nsked for and ID
tained the aaaistauce Of the National Govern
ment until they l,nve beeome a. burden to H.,
ted States FIR the support of these nanufactti
rers 10 equal to all the othA taxss dut togeth
er. Let our manui.,c tspers mako goods of bet
ter quality. and AT lower prices, than. Other
manufactufers, and they can dSS competition
without Government help! T6is "a. least. il
the pl4p; of hr. r.; r. Toale, Of .charlestau
.. g.. the largest aud most Successful manu-
facturer Of door, sashes, blinds and moulding
in the Sauthern Statrs. '1'' '''
Jply)l, 1870, lG-lm. .-'! ,':-s' - ~,
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s Fhs- Rsmosal Of theT-Stgts
\, IS ssConstabulary.' , d

.We take pleasure in Announcing to
our people tho romovnl from .'ourSil-
lage and District of the. State Con-
stabulary force, which has been so long
stationed hero. As we have always
thought its presence here to DO not on
,ly. unnecessary,,hnt, .ppejadieialsto the
best interests of the country, we can
not but regard its removal us o bless.
ing. Its presence was q standing ro
.buke upon tho quiet and good order
of our people, and spoke on the part
of tho Executive in n language that
that could not be mistaken, that the
the regular: minister's of justice werc
powerlcss to enforce the law and pre-.
serve the public peace. That ground
wo have always assumed, and
were ready always to maintain. We are
glad now that whatever differc noes OF
opinion on tho subject may be enter.
fained as to the past, there is none as
to the present and the future. The
Executive at last believes that "orde,
rcigns in Warsaw" and that there is
no longer q necessity for the Constab
ulary here. Our objection to tho
force is one distinct and apart from
the character Of its members. Some
of these have been bad men who
have aggravated its necessary evils
but it affords lis pleasure to say O.
others, that they, have performed ar
unpleasant duty with commcndabl,
judgment and discretion.
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a Letter of Enquiry.

'
Mr.. u Holitushead, our u. S.nAs:
SCISSOR, has received a hotter from, HE
brother.in5Iaw, Mr.. P~Ksttsnrtng, Of
tho firm Of feKettenring & Strong, .;oi
|pdfanda, Ohio, manufacturers: of ag-
rioultaral implements, 'm'llgearing,
&c, making enquiry as to the husinsse
prospects Of aMss M section q. country,
hid Of tho feelings with which North:
era mon would be welcomed. 0 Speak
ing for the people zof Atbeplll 3 iwo
will say eonAdohtly, .that the'y are are
Eready1to extend 2 cordial .s xelesoipe i!,l ,.a
Fail saeh men,as wea sssuMs iMr, ct:
tenring to be! Ave want capitals and
tehte and mpapfaefasiags indasi
try: 4shas 81 asa 81 paY ~ ~ Y
slsit :anai daa fssbiptelE, 1Mo.i 10 Re d
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TROUBLE IN THE REPUBLICAN Pal

TROUBLE IN THE REPUBLICAN PAR
TY.-One Of the mostsignificant feat,
uros of the times is tho very bold and
defiant altitude assumed by DeIIarge
and Delaney, colored leaders of the
Republican party. Thoy tell their
colorcd brethren that they hold the
power, and must have their full share
of tho offices-a Lieutenant Governor
ut lenst--two of them members Oh
Congress and their full proportion Of
the Legislature. The colorcd element
is beginning TO feel its power, and tc
show it.
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.CONSIGNEE


~ :, Tba Rllowing named PersoRa hay have
freigRt:in tfsatDepot, .sihaG t.: ss,ss,,i4,
tm ;MiSs JGerdon, ] J, Gsews,hS Il Nor.
row; ;2BDK Kay, III Veal, 5Barnes'& Cos
Dakof az, Etinksc aaesy A2aarfos-sP erin
,&JCo;C iR q j. o. OHasioeftI Thes. y Yoang
RI A0ore &tCdI JtKnox, a. MdHdk;
CIR MeCSila, JII CHALMERS, DE Med,
sdo, tFlM MisGhSlf;; 3tpsetay ;& White.
.d3 JSUadniMsts stskns eJapa6 0Br4dleI ySs
ID Gsbata, ak,AobS1Ssonp 07MaI
axIi9 sNsaRboa dRsee4 o.; AneAi
or EsEskaad II fE Hidthe4HRnagh
1fsyg 18HkfA G6RdsnA HckA6o13
al FE4RH6SodJ IL Bd6ll&6 knhSriAsi
IWIDdNHtAkAesC safilaeA e3x adsg
III Md5ah1elat Nefffscs cssls33E I'D 1khs
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