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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-22

lGnESADA, Houston AND EASTERN
RAlLRoAD.-A meeting of merchants
and others interested in the extension
of our railroad lines took place at the
Chamber of Commerce last evening to
listen to the important statements of
Gen. W. f. Tucker in reference to the
granting of aid to the Grenada, Houston
and Eastern railroad. The General very
clearly and forcibly pointed out the ad-
vantages that would accrue to Memphis
by the completion of this great enter
prise. "The road said he, passes
through fine country. Leaving Gre
NADIA, it runs up the Yallabusha Valley
for thirty-five miles; then it strikes into
the pine timber region, and passes on
through the aat-woods, post-oak coun-
try, out beyond Houston, Chickasaw
county. II then passes over the hIliy
country, which produces native grapes
and fruits in abundance; hence 1t re-
ceived the name of Pontotoc, the land
of hanging grapes, from the Indians
The road then strikes the prairies Of
renowned for their richness
and fertility The people of Mississippi
wished to reach Memphis for the pur-
pose of selling their cotton and purchas-
ing supplies. The country known as the
watershed of the Tombigbee river pro-
duees yearly over 10000 bales of cotton.
This cotton has never reached the Mem
phis market since the building of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad; it is worth
say Ss,5OO,OO0. The commissions, in
surance, etc., upon this, at Ave per
cent, would be $4,000 The amount
of groceries, supplies, ETC., needed
by these people amount to $4,000
900. Place the profits on this amount
at fifteen per cent, and you have $780,
900, which, added to the profits by com
ETC., on cotton, make the sum
Of s775,O0O. Memphis may not be able
to control all this, but she would get her
share, because she possesses advantages
over other cities in the way of Western
produce. But say she will secure one.
third Of this splendid trade, and she will
have 100000; even at one-sixth she
secures over 100000; this she will get
We ask for 100000 to assist
in building the road; should we get this,
Memphis will receive the crops of 1871,
and secure this immense trade forever"
Colonel Sykes stated that the Grenada,
Houston and Eastern road would III no
way interfere with the Memphis and Sell
ma railroad. A resolution offered by
VIM. R. Moore, Esq, to the effect that
The business men Of Memphis are deeply /
in General fuckers project
Of building a railroad from Grenada to
Okalona, and that a committee be APP /
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce to
solicit subscriptions in aid of the same,
was carried. Colonel F. NJ. White, Maj.
I. c. Billiard Hugh Terrence, Esq, D.
T. Barker, Esq, and General John Fizer
were appointed the committee, when the
meeting adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-22


VoTIYG IN WARDS AND DISTRICTS. The
fourth section of the new franchise law
passed by the Legislature and approved
by the Governor provides that all
voters in this State shall be required to
vote in the civil district or ward in which
they may reside; provided, that sheriffs
or other officers holding elections shall
be permitted to vote in any ward or dis
trict in which they may hold an election /;
and judges, jurors, litigants and wit
nesses attending court may vote in any
ward or district in which the court is
held; and, provided further, that if,
from any cause, there should be failure
to hold an election in any civil district
or ward, then nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to prevent any voter
from voting in any other civil district or
ward in his county or town in any cleo
ton"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-22

at the southwest corner Of Poplar and Second
streets, city of Memphis. sell TO the highest
bidder, for the purpose Of paying the notes
mentioned in said Trust Deed, the following
described property, to-wit: The following
described lot or parcel of land, lying in the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
and described as follows, being part of lots
Nos. 269 and go, as known on the map of said
city and bounded as follows, Beginning at
the southwest corner of the intersection Of
Poplar and Second streets running thence
west with the south line Of Poplar street, Ia
feet inches, to q stake; thence south, par
allel with Second street, "a feet inches,
to a stake; thence west, "a feet inches,
TO an alley; thence. with said alley. "a feet 8
inches. to the intersection Of another alley !;
thence east with said alley to Second street;
thence with Second street, li8 feet 6 inches. to
the beginning; together with all the improve
ments. The terms Of said sale will be
one-fourth cash and the balance ON a
credit Of four and eight months from
day of sale, with interest from date !;
and TO secure the deferred payments.
notes will be taken from the purchasers, with
satisfactory security, and a lien retained on
the property to secure the payment thereof.
Equity of redemption is waived. Title be-
lieyed to be good. but will sell and convey
only as Trustee.
Parties intending to purchase must examine
title before day Of sale. as the terms Of sale
must be complied with on the spot.
72-10l M. j. WICkS. Trustee.
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A BIount county poet gets of the
lowing: I'll


A BIount county poet gets of the fol-
lowing:
In the whole catalogue Of luxury's dream,
None SO delicious as n fine ice cream.
When Sol. in potent yigor, darts his rays.
And seems, almost. to set things in blaze:
When Precipitation Issues from each vein,
And throbbing pulses Yibrate, too. with pain.
Oh how refreshing Is an ice cream then.
To enerrated. heated, tired men.
The perspiration issuing from each
vein is good. NdshriLe Banner.
weilth pore, if that suits You bet
ter; but what would become of your
hypereriticism If the veins did not pour
their lambert fame along2 Could you
not hold your horses and suggest a ready
amendment Like this:
..Whon perspiration issues from each pore.
And throbbing pulses ought 20 yibrnt'
slower
How'll that do for Heigh-hol
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Thursday. asa day orJune. 1870.

No. 440S.l
In the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Bridget McGinty,1
VS..
John d. Armour.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
L this cause that the defendant is non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee; it is therefore
ordered that he make his appearance herein.
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in August.
1870. and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing exparte,
and that copy of this order be published
once week. for four successive weeks, in the
Public Ledger.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy c. and NJ.
A Copy-Attest: Randolph, Hammond 4
Jordan. SOILS for Complainant 1888 &c. 100
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
Der, 1859. by A. Street. and registered in book
No. 40, part /, pages as, 476 and AZ, Of the
Registers office Of Shelby county, State of
Tennessee. for the purpose of securing the
payment Of the notes therein named and in
pursuance Of decree and agreement for sale
in the case of Goldman Boyd ct ais vs.. An
thony Street, ct ais. filed April sd, 1861, No.
500 n. r. D., Chaneery Court of Memphis:
and by virtue Of resale ordered in certain
go N. r. D., No. 9s3 N. r. D., and No. 1857
n. r. D.. Chancery Court of Memphis, / will
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KosKoo is indorsed by the best physici
everywhere. Read the following from
Tillery, successful practitioner of m
years standing in the Old North State ;l1o
Rocky Mourn. EDeEcoMBE Co..
.Nhh p IIIlD September 10, 1869. Z
% DIR, J. ~ LAwREHCE--Dear Sir: have
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of KoskQ
my practice with the happissf results: / tn
to be powerful Liver Inuigorator, blood
Liver, Scrofulous Syphilitic, and Nervous
fections. II is a remedy Of immense poIne; in
In almost every variety of Chronic Disease
use is indicated. Hoping you may meet +
the success which yon deserve rs a MAMMA
rer Of reliable medicines, l am, sir, with n
respect, your obedient servant, ~ =,
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KEoskoo Cures Chronic RheamatI|

..l"4 t'i NORFOLK, va, Sept, z. Is
"a DR. J.J. LAwRKNoE--Dea SIR: Ny so
yeceiped 20 much benefit from pour soopdeEyrl
Zoo that I cannot refrain from expressing
gratitude. / had tried almost eyeryt
without benefit. / believe, in all since
that your Koskoo is an. INFALLIBLE remedl
the disease from which he has suffered.
40 far as / can learn, has never failed, III
only knew the immense amount Of suffS
that he has undergone, then you would |
eeire ne vafue ofsuch remedy as kostoo-'
SURELY CURES. The great amount Of good
now doing among us Is inestimable.
With much gratitude. / am respect.
yours. etc. Mrs. M. X. A. NELSQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-22


The SLEEPING BEAUTY OP USIoS CRY.
A correspondent Of the Knoxville Wing
few days ago visited the residence Of
Miss Susan Caroline Godsey, tie sleep
ing beauty of Union City, and wrote
about her three columns. from which we
extract as follows:
She was born September l3, 1912.
and is now in her twenty-eighth year
When child Of FIVE years she was at
tackled with the chills and fever, COM
mon TO the locality. The
most powerful stimulants and opiates
we're enforced upon the infant by an ig-
norant practitioner and a scarcely more
ignorant family. These we're continued
until, after the lapse Of few months, the
child was thrown into the most violent
spasms, accompanied by extraordinary
contortions Il was sometimes impOssi-
bic for men 10 hold her. She clinched
her hair and sprang until the palms Of
her feet would touch the back OF her
head. She has grown to
be tall woman five feet Eve and half
inches), and weighs at present ninety-six
pounds. She has experienced the change
common, and has been attacked BY the
whooping-cough, the measles and the
scarlet-fever. About three weeks ago her
right arm was paralyzei A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-22

From Rev. W. H. Christian, Pastor Di
die street Methodist Church; 1Ll
-, PORTSMOUTH, Va. October 8, ]
This is to certify that / know DR.. Law
well. He is gentleman Of cultivation
worthy Of the fullest confidence. have
his Koskoo with advantage to myself, and
adopted its use in my family in cases OF
Gus debility and depression.
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NOT SPRINGS.
MEMPHIS POsTOFFICE.

OyyIcE HouRs-FRoxS An. TO 6P.N.; SUNDAY,
From 9 TO JOAN.
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MANUFACTURES OR No MANUFACTURES.
The writer of the following communica-
ton forgets that patentees are generally
o selfish set of monopolists, and gener-
ally expect too much from the public.
Southern people TiH patronize home
made articles, if they are as good and
cheap as articles made elsewhere. Why
don't the patent man" set his ma
chine in motion, as Grader set his mo-
ter. and make money by labor instead of
crying like a BOBBY about his " rightsY
Ak also forgets that it is the duty of a
merchant to buy in the cheapest market
and sell in the dearest This Is prin-
ciple of political economy. If mer-
chant can make money by selling home
made articles, he will sell them; other
wise he won't. Merchants must live as
well as other people 1t is not their
fault that they have no manufactures,
but the fault Of the fellows who expect
to make money without labor;
To the Editor Of the Ledger:
To-day ! met a gentleman on the
street, en- route for Cincinnati. Some
time ago he obtained patent for very
handy article, and gave the following as
his reason for leaving the South; Isl" y
said he, in answer to my question why
he emigrated from us, to sell my arti.
Gle it lis necessary TO make it elsewhere
| can make it here and sell it at the
same price, but the Southern people will
not purchase articles made among them;
il must have the halo of Northern make
After spending two years Of thought and
labor on my machine, and obtained the
patent, / could not have gotten ten dol
lars for my rights. A very live business
man, who acts as my agent, made il a
point that ] should have them made out
Of the State,
We may talk of building our Southern
cities and towns by increased manufac-
turing interest, but until our people show
more encouraging disposition to me-
cbanies among them, and our capitalists
more liberal spirit to inventive genius,
we waste our time, for the exodus Of
these gentlemen to the North will tell Q
more efectnsl warning than the resolves
of half dozen sleepy meetings. 0m
merchants also are much to blame-they
should recognize the fact that it is to
their interests to fill their shelves with
the products of home manufacture
And last, but not least, let our people
patronize those merchants who aid them
and their material interest by giving
their trade to them who have homemade
articles as their Recommendation. X.
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Closes. Arrives.
1NIp.N. AN. Pm.
fMemphis & Ohio r. RI
l2lI l2Isi Twice Daily. "a E1s
memphis Charleston II
go r. R.-Daily. ga
mississippi a. Tennes-
nv see r. R.-Daily. 2.2
Memphis & Little Rock
Il r. R.-Daily.
Miss river to Helena
3 Friar's P't-daily. 10
iVicksburg(tri-weeklyll
8 Mon. Thurs, Sat.
Miss. river 10 t.Louis
81 Mon and Thurs.
White Riyer-Semi-
8 1Weekly-Tues. a Sat.
Ark sriver. tri-weekly
3 Mon. Wed. 4 Friday.
Marion ltri-weeklyl-l
10 Mon, Wed, Fri. 10
Cuba. Tennessee
I2L1 weekly-Friday. l2H
ByhaIia&0live Branch
Tues. and Fri.
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From DR.. Lloyd, a physician Of large


G2EAT BRIDeE. Va, October 81
J.J. LAWRENCE, M. D.-Dear Sir: i
fully indorse your Koskoo as being a mo
formula, lind each Ingredient highly !
BY our best and most progressive clint
restigafors. have tested its effects
own practice. and have no hesitation
commencing il. In my opinion, u Is =
compound Of its class ever put before ~
hc--exceedinK BY far all the various
pounds Of sarsaparilla, ETC.. ever inn
II Is decided Nerve Tonic and lnviE
Of the animal forces, aiding digestion 4
sanitation. and thereby produeing D
blood. which should be the basis Of tre5
in ali chronic diseases. Hoping you q
benefactor, / am sir, yours truly
~ CHARLES LlQ
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
On and amer May Is, 1870, trains will run
daily (Sundays excepted). as follows:
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at foot Of Main street. -
north of Jefferson.
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Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Ticket 0iflce, 1914 Main street. one door
north of Jefferson.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R..
4 (Takes effect Sunday. June IL. ls7o)
Arrives. Leaves. :
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nal
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sluiH iUaJ~ lTfsu hunl
llo oftg ar.at 80 nj diiit
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Ferryboat will leave wharfboat, foot Of
Union street, daily, at {. 80 an.
',',''-- b. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
B, p. RoBsoE, Asst sup't.
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fass and Faacy.

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an sa .lsa, as ,s 1,"
.bs homfH'hh'"s Hh s'u"ui"s5~7ihh 'u"ui"s57-ihh HSt sA Sig
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81. giisfag! ..t7, %, l.sa,.au, ;ti
4 Economy ls the easy char ol OLD aSel
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Observation-Disclosures i0es.t''9G
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l4f usHiss's IHIA''te'e "'sitriIJ -Mr. 7
ii rI,r,,rooms, ,or S,;f, 10 ror.,,s-aro ~.
ysro IL CLissco sb15s ghi q gl'iJlm .
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make old mem iDsT Ii io,ll,.i.. I
a;y .esi.,s ,dsiae, ,slt;,yL u s1,. +
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sS'4. T''lioi 5'iT - ,saj u
'I Wien fortune smiles she often designs
the most inisGbief.li So :sssi JOY ,1ci u
59ill1 ;.itl Uo7 i1sj Gao gyafd5 ppy !:
~ Ilewho serves. we'll need no!lbn ntrald
20 askihis HpgesInyIU yd illR gOt " >
lot,le.Ii pk,..Lir u.iL! ii I'd. ..,y..L 4.
Z, Dus ueoalos H'ssI1e never HaSo ~ "
q191. fi7sl.,1 o. sailif1 g4,y 81 yithuf
tTlcre arc hope poor blss sucir as God
!, disoRns.l = 9" illa .eiJ a"1g G' b .
4 fr;spj ~ II n;prl,-t,neet iwi,o ,l,ores
:, "a i'ieho lsai P'usu'5 pu9 s"HS '''s,'' %
ih's snlilf'h''p yga't adi 10 Io,,rs1V
ia finsn !. 4 a'teetStalicr, he need no.
1,always be ooat ofspitil,. atslisha n "a
D S1llu l1u mit01 81 s7nsnib1o IN nt
ertsi lost acslsp spens'th ebatcder'suia.
sllea'his cart was robbcd.al i1sstraO ~
u, d ssI lsi,se 7,b7o q, T9asl " al
qilYhen maya kEd &c sag sag to occupy 9
tcasherrDed !,gtsles ne sleeps upon 'he H,
wng"sii. taiIIc1 islj saisila..7 no
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The Brteaess Barrfsfer.
Sfi Y 10 tsn--,--- s4RIi5IO ar
AniAttorncy Was taking a,!urn,a .7,,,5
In shabby hy,habilimenls .drest;
Ills coat il, was sl,ockinsly worn, ~
And the rust Hal Invested his vest. 'a'
99H T9grq IuoT a. ni5tila ais
iii. brsrches hadIsuffercd breach. .15i o
IlIlis linen and worstcdwereiyorse,3 a.. ,
sIIe,had acarcea whole erprnJ inI biz hat, ,oo
= Anan0 hs}sa;crqynl l,b1l. in bis purse. Ppo.7,5ps
Aud 2l iIus illus as Le, e %wanaSatrei nSa alons,a 2d 'l9A
a cLeerlrss Fnd, conforsl less ulf,l igs tr
-IIesougli forircIief in stsodg,lsfl 5nIs 4Gi
'aior romphihingy talked 70 hinseH:7,l,
cid ~ rrob MD rE4 ton lis aGnror oi,
sarlhfortunate manatlat | am o.u ol ppjn,
ma ljyeilevcr a CLIENT but grlofs; ,..,-..t.
The ease is, I've 20 ease ,at al, p ''''eN 'a
Aud III brief, Eve nc'er had a bricf!' a'E
~ u b.uoT lsli i1ib !ifa aIae. ird pgtt
tarve waited and aaltod in vain, M iss o
'i1lElpccting nn topeninE' 70 hnd !, 20 i.ri /.
.WhcrsLan honest: young layer might gain
,losens reward ffqr oil IF fshs his nna' aa ID, md
Ga'F nls il .sst ca 1;i 1p waiting l 4. Il ''
IN orlats III iaasslsfs;th. faes,T 7sips4 10
1! Iifs to pissa
l .riGGi, bsr,ssf Il, l., ,S'.n3 ~, -. ~
,.o,,t .on;o modes, rour. man 1'' s-' '0'
w.rbor. far ,bs smSIIest n rar rrrsarrrsss,ioni! si iiR
Tbe profession fsiil' Z 81 yaIrsaay ~ ,inis a'fY.
q Of'iawy ysrs 10 full IL Profession" iia'iIW
1iil3 dsI'tr r}i grinoGa h D5Hiflp p.ro9
/ vhp, ,L,,ibs w,,,.,ro,l;,. oround. ! ,,,.
.j.sIi;s.s,,',sc;d.,, $50 III, faiIs !. ..s''. ~
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fAmslan'nfi yii ,sdT--tasaW M a
+ Virginia hpst:at ,e?G nnisssr v0terssiI
| A;fcllowcuho Inns i.beep, 10 $780,, Grant
| say, he has one strong point-his BREATH
y Al Ho. cInssso9 sso91oaaIrIpssRflb oarpsf- baggsei agesfi
saer,plento, ,5adical,, Al llsasf W thialii 4
hcis aTaaep he il accused asolssdoet # steia Hist
lnG'i noiiaip,aT adj yeIipc sdr .s1,5m
L pS,tnthsfer.G eneral Creswelliais sue
cectiig' i'll throwing This department. sintc
confusion BY being oyer; SMART ''ol 9
! TITS suid that petitions lare going e
Harrisburg aprayiugl the Pennnsylyianniq9
'q.egislaturegto to re.eRactaha ten c9nlmn9snlds-
iimeuts, , -.
/ The Legislature Of TIC province 81
,Nisaissippii las ratified Tic Fourteenth and
Aaep'e.'s A!S' VI. s' r. 'e Ft feqsra' Is nsl
N'0'''''1'''A' toessq eep Gcilr
fItisndmittcd pthatssesrctafy 'Robeson
dances sbeltcr THAR Bnrie,ihis predecessor.
th9s' interested inrthelprosperllyNoel.ne
satisfaction. n.oiipl6s1;I 'rnI 10 ssR.sl
ii. ri ,ryiosi. nI rosHijaFI rYuE ss;
Florida are said TO- be iargsr M thai ii cny !ry
oslieY Skate t,ta east Of he lucky Mountains.
The Governor get, S., 600, TIM CabinicSt,
in, all, So. .QOd, sni eacIs Ja9p,ber cf the
Legislature $3.50 per eri anSunl. IL Hn.0"
~, ,as :, "a, VA
lanhlie 99nsressls eeps,esiHlsIhue'aFp'
Pcal Or mou..lea'.Sn;L mslIhss'af ss'
w. saep'spf,ott .,,sas isp, I ~.
" "a asasad g, ~ isean,.s s!NSF
nafd tines lar exeeea' 'he e''nc0nss' jbae@
Rosvseiissnni " isn Cook, IN New Y ccrk, the, Iust9
Iful Lre,ler who "a .aakafy;' win Young
girl q Ills eongrtss.ion I'D otlisrlay, Vas
Intensely i;loyal sand ,Rabitualg sapp0tt!.
al ,hai ir,,I;c,I itftk Il sRa,f sLifs Iedd Ia
wsfriHn wnsfriHn ssSs SiTT 'tHn4 ,iSgliia0J Ji'SiT III
.s1sd,r.Y 2ri!l
-iTheyitalk ufreaonstricting tennessee.
Some enthusiastic 9individualIhas iutro-
duccd aseill for that purpose in Congress-
ltiwon't'go'down. 'eonsssfsu ha'ioIetter
flush the old contract before takingnany'
new oncsaa1fis1 s'i beSsf IistpsTJ NJ
Grant. ia so fond Of niggarsuhatitht
hexs thing sc eI pctt to hear from Wish
ington will be' i rroposiliohFto buy Africa
Mtbat?:he 50, ,00U;G0O fakedt Beautifully
smelling savages Gun 10 brought f:ihto..he
fold Of Liberty and Eqnality." ."ipo2 81 sf
s'lArsaafil1 rinail mined Craft bad u :irou With
SI6ateo, ilSjSciipi In Ibis Iofrcs atsWu.tiihcton!
onnF o(nF TuueslaY called ihs usiaydr aFliar,
TWiiierl,ibss partially 5dslHea, apd vas aysfinally
p5ddis s66ht. ttfeiy(i (itsnta Was iilot III. prssi!
isbf "A mafi,iy;.svoiild sutposs. .ifi8q45i
d'F sSssa hi ,;ft; to,;ySohn
,hot ,,,s ,;li. of ,jc rafIIcsaa f,n5aaFT
y, NJ IsH far;a M @SnrIssiki%GSS The VIII 4 & lLs
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