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A good thing is told of the Bishop
of Montreal. 1t seems that the good
bishop has prohibited dancing, and two
officers. wishing to obtain permission
to dance the polka at military ball,
danced it together to show the bishop
how il was done. After the exhibition
the bishop gave his permission in these
terms "You can dance the polka as
long as you please-with each other.
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An effort is being made in Califor-
mia to acclimatize kangaroos, with view
of training them for hunting purposes.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

TID ALEXANDER,
VI AtIorney-at-Iaw and Solicitor in Chancery,
Columbia, Tennessee
once: whitthorne Block. Jan'y. 16 1y
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OHARI.ES CLEAR
u ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Columbia, -enness~-.
Special attention given to the collection td cnssfi
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BisIs and Resolutions Approved.

An acr to prescribe the times for holding
the terms of the circuit courts of this Com.
mouwealth. and to repeal the 18th section of
155th chapter of the Code of 1873, which
authorizes the judges of said courts to tx
said ter4ns. Approved March 27, 1874.
Joint resolution directing distribution
of the Code of 1878. Approved March q,
1874 ''S
An act to provide for aiding in the cree
ton Of additional buildings for the Virginia
Agricultural aud Mechanical College. APP
proved March q, 1874. Il,
An act to incorporate the West Point and
Hanover Junction Railroad Company. APP.
proved March ~, 1874.
An act to amend and reenact sections !, 2,
3, 4, s, and of the booth chapter Of the
Code of 1873, ia relation to grand juries.
Approved March u, 1874.
!, AN act requiring the county judges of the
counties of Albemlrle, King WiiiIam, Sus-
sex, and Surry to submit the question OF
continuing or repeating the fence law to the
voters OF townships In their respective coun-
ties upon certain conditions. Approved
Marsh 81, 1874. ~
An act to designate the arbitrators TO as
certain and fix the boundary between the
STATES Of Maryland and Virginia. Approved
March %, 1874.
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neither protect civilization 5ner.: the <dsgs
nity and honor Of thdr5nntryw which they
have imperIlled. A Hatr and prosperous
state has been alrause b!otted out OF
the confederaey Of. ssates and she central go
yerpmeut has no power to restore her to ner
proper place In the relative consideration
and, solvency Of the STATES. That govern
mcnt can kill a million OF people TO save
"ths life Of the nation" but cannot alres'
the rapid march to ruin under paFoa1 la''
rule Of single state
What monstrous fact Ana south caro-
lima we call one Of the original thirteen
saaociatcd States that achieved American In
1enandence, and she is asked to take part In
the celebration OF the centennial anniversary
Of the day of the establishment Of that indie
pendence How much better for her had 1t
never been knowul What we're the griev'
auces of the colonies compared TO those
South Csrolina-nay, every southern State
now suffers from the government under
which We live? All. if better condi'
ton Of things does not come about be-
fore that hundredth anniversary ar
riyes it would be more fit for day Of
curses than blessings in South Carolina, and
indeed the vivas with which it may be hailed
ia PHILADELPHIA should stick in the throat;
Of those who utter them. Independents
and liberty indeed What crimes have moi
been committed in their names
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KcM Books.

The Life Of Charles Dickens. BY JOHN
FORSTER. Volume lil.-1852.187U. Phil
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We have the third and last volume of this
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Geology. By ARCHIBALD GEiklB, IL. D., F
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Geology and Mineralogy III the University
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This is one of the "science primers
edited by Professors HUXLEY, Roscoe, aut
STEWART. A new and very useful contribu
ton to the means Of educating young peo
pie. ;4 -.-.s.T
For sale by j. r. ELLYsoN.
"No Intentions" A Novel. By FLoRgsc,
MARRYAT, Author OF the Poison Of
Asps," &c. New York: APPLETON Il Co
The name MARRYAr ought to sell novel
For sale BY j. T. ELLYsoN.
Aide. An Episode in Goethe's Life. By
/. EMMA LAZARUS, Author of "Admetus,
aud other Poems &C.. j. B. LlpPIEcorT
& Co., Philadelphia.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
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Edited by Rev. WILLIAM BLAcKwooD, D.
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We have from the publishers the twelve
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parts OF this work ALREADY issued. Fifty
.partas issus semisae6nthis Fat fifty cents
eaenssompiesa the work. 10 Is admiralty
2pfsdsed. ar,1. has resolved mp endorsement
Of !h Leading rsosestants siiyines Of this
,countfy and England
The american HssloriodI Record ard Re
pertrX.ef, Notes and Queries Concerning
i uIe, History dnd Antiquities of 4a'er'co
and Bio1rophy Of americans: Edltea py
BENSON J. LOSING, LII. D. Philadelphia
7 JOHN e. PoTTgR & Co. =: e, - -
LOSING has made speciality of the study
Of colonial and revolutionary history. His
stock of information is very large, and be
has the faculty for describing and narratlng
things relating to persons and events that
makes his works both interesting and IN
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monthly parts, containing forty-eight pages
each, at four dollars per annum. Copies OF hfss
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United States Government Aid.

The manifest justice Of the idea that the
Federal Government bias incurred heavy
obligation in her acts relating to Virginia
naturally leads every intelligent mind to
affirm the existence Of that obligation. Gov
ernor WALKER asserted, it aud Governor
KEapER asserts it, and the best intellects OF
the State take the same ground.
But Power is not controlled by Justice.
and in this case we have no idea that it will
be. If Virginia makes her appeal to Con.
gress her example will be followed by a great
number Of others, and although her claim
is stronger than any other that can be pre-.
.ented. tue Federal Government will find in
che multiplicity Of claims a plausible pre-
tert for refusing to Virginia that ,ohtch q
,oiH hare no disposition to grant.
Let us remember that the Federal Gov
eminent is made up Of Staterepresentstives
and that the States having control OF thu
Government through their representative
arc the States which opposed the South II
she late war, and which will therefore b.
divided from as upon questions based upol
sl,esed wrongs done to Us by war and re
construction measures.
Let rs, furthermore, remember that upol
the question of the princely bequest Of Wiz
sinia to the Federal Government, there
an immense body Of people now enlisted
with the governing party OF the nation. VIII
deny that the Union incurred any obliga
sion whatever by the great gift Of territor!
:. made by Virginia. We have, therefore,
poor chance Of acquiring any concessions o,
that account.
We wish our people to think seriously 9
these matters. If we rely upon Federal al
we are sure to relax Our own exertions, an
that disappointment which will in all huma
probability come to any such reliance, wi
ind Us less inclined to put our own shou
ders to the wheel than we are now.
The best thing for Virginia to do is t
adopt the conviction that we can REASONABLE
rely upon nothing but our own strong will
and our own strong arms. All else is del,
slon. II we determine to pay We can pay
10 pay will be not only solution of tb
'und'pg.act trouble, but it viii solve the fat
Of Virginia In a way most beneficial for a,
and most glorious for herself.
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A number of prominent Democrats having
submitted to the influence Of the Oranges,
Senator THURMAN, in the height of his amaze
ment, vented his disgust by exclaiming that
"the Democratic party and its principles be-
"longed to the times when there was no
"paper money and when the carrying trade
"of the world was done by the ark"
But, then, was not Noah "granger ?"
He certainly was proprietor of large estate
Therefore is it not a good thing for the
Democrats to take passage in the grangers'
ark, which is doing the party carryingstrade
of the present daye
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VERY PHILosoPBIcAL.-Tw gentlemen Of
color discussing the advantages and disad'
yantages of distinctions of race, one of them,
brighter muiatto than the other, declared,
"My skin is whittier than your'n, and when
the wind blows / feels my har moue, and
that's what I like, If this isn't philosophi.
cal, what is it? The. ventilation of the
Uranium is important in physiological
view, and the pleasure it affords is refined
The remark, therefore, is that of phioso'
pher-uneducated indeed; but there are
many philosophers who got not their philos-
ophy from books. .....-
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Poor South Carolina

The President gave the privilege OF an in
terview with him to the delegates from
South Carolina on Friday. He told then
that be was sorry for them, but there was n,
help for them any more than there was fol
Louisiana. Neither he nor Congress eouit
do anything for them. So the poor supplt
eants had to console themselves with the re.
Fiction that they had been permitted to be-
bold the President.
This is sad state of thugs indeed. By
the act Of the Federal Government refined
and intelligent body OF white citizens Is
placed under. barbarous rule, and prospe-
Sous State has been reduced to ruin, and
they retold that there Is no remedy for
their gfieyances-that the Government is
powerful to do wrong, but powerless
70 right the wrong. i. e., that 1t can
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~ NEW SPRING GOODS.
HUDGINs.-G RDoyk 90


Fl y D GINS RDONS CO..
101S MAIN STREET tnearly opposite the po,,.
of1ce} are receiving their first supply ALL yyv
10 which they invite the attention Of their frt.nt
and the public. Dress Goods In all the latest sly r.,
and at lowest prices; Black and Colored Fapey
Silks cheaper than ever; Prints aud perca,e-,
large and varied assortment; Alpaca, Taml,e. and
sl other styles Of mourning goods OF the 5es kinds
and ut the lowest prices
White Good; in every yariety-they call spe.sI
attention to this stock.
All Of the new things in Piques, cheap. Lac!.,
Hosiery, and beautiful fancy hosiery for chuGrsa
Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's Sumner
Gloyes-al new styles. FrilIings and Tucklas-
new patterns and designs. Hamburg and Cambria
FmhroIderIes very cheap. New styles Of RuflIDr,,
Scarfs, and Neckties. TowelliDss, Napkins, and
Table Damasks. Best brands Of Slir,lngs ard
Sheetiugs. 'Underwear-a choice stock for men and
ladies. Gentiemen's and Boys sprn3 CassimeAs
and Linen Wear.
Their salesmen-John o. Sale, W L. Jennings,
and Archie Harrtson-inylte = call from lI.ir
friends. nh "a
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SEa-ANerH ER PANIC IN THE MI
YoEK DRf GOODS MARKET. /
& / ruarHER DEcLIFE IN PRICES.
l--f,,,i.srYfol. PARTaER ON THE sP0r,
tND Buys LARGELY.

he viii remain at his post during thegreat "a
element, so as to reap the flu beneat OF changes
ffey take place. Our customers WIN receive n
benefit Of our bargains. We nor Offers faliiile
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. to s1.5o per yard
,. the best goods ever offered at the PRICES;
MIXED AND STRIPED WASH POPLINS a
| 1sac. per yard-a lower price than any tim
| since the creation; these goods measure TWEEN
ty-seven inches widet 1914
Handsome STRIPED JAPANESE POPLIEs a
rs, 80, and 35c.-a. sight of these goods WI
astonish you;
PLAID, PLAIN, aud STRIPED DRESS GOODS
or every description ut prices to suit ali;
ENGLISH CHEvIOT SHIFTING at zoe. pei
yard-same goods as was sold at Soc; =
The NEW STYLE COLLARS AND CUFFS, will
gilt ball-buttons, at As and SOC, u set, worth
HIP GORED CORsETS at soc. pair, worth 75c-
GRNUINE FRENCH-WOvE CORSETs, white
and colored, all sizes, warranted whalebone, al
6Oc. pair-the same article rs ne have been
selling at L75c.-;
A:large lot Of TIDES at soc, just as good as
others are selling at eli: t?
CURTAIN MUSL IN, nicely embroidered, at csc
per yard--cost 32Kc. gold to import, and usu-
ally retailed at SOC. per yard; ..,.
PURE LINEN HANDkERCHIEFs at 75c., Il,
S1.25, 81 so, and 10 per dozen-all twenty-five
per cent. below regular price; SO
HEmsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at s2,
So so, sa, $3.50, and up to $l2 per dozen-all
of which are very much below regular prices
ANDRosCOGGIN COTTON At 1 &c. per yard;
AUBURN COTTON at 2l9 per yard;
DAvOL COTTON-equal to the best-at 16;ic. per
yard; ->~~--..----,--
WAMsUTrA and NEW YORK MILLS at 1sc.
per yard;
Full width PILLoW-CAs COTTON at esc. per
: yard; r..
Ful-wid UNBLEACHED SHEETING ut Csc.
Eul-width HLEACHED sHEETING at CSC. per
yard;
LAUREL D. COTTON, l2Hc.;
Genuine sEERsUCKER GINGHAMs a. 12Hc.
per yard worth Csc; .E.
Great sacrifices In all kinds of WHITE GOODS;
HOSIERY Of all kinds for men, women, and chill
dren;
we make LINEN GOODS specially, and now
offer great bargains In
'''. TABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS,
DOYLIES, TOWELS, s.
-.. ,TABLE-DAMAsk, and TRAY CLOTHS.
We have just made large additions to our stock of
HAMBURG EDGINGs ana 1NsERTINGS,
and can now show 10000 yards of the cheapest
goods ever offered. Take look at those now in
our 15c basket, and see II they not worth 25c.
A large lot OF .....r., -.
NOTTINGHAM LACE and NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS-vsry cheap;
Z" WINDOW-SIIADES In great variety,
WHITE and RED CHECK MATING,
OILCLOTHs. -
CARPETS,
and RUGS, &c.
Daily additions will be made 10 our stock and,
as said before, we are determined to give our GUS
toners the full benefit of our bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
mh27 Richmond. vs..
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Our Washington correspondent and the
Baltimore SUMS were both wrong in saying
that Judge BOND had decided the homestead
feature OF the bankrupt act to be unconstitu-
finnal
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ME- FRESH COD-LIYER OF
w PRATT's ASTRAL OIL,

@ PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL. - I
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlsss. Always uni.
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burnt
In any LAMP without danger OF exploding or rskins
Dire. Manufactured expressly to displaee the use
volatile and DANGEROUS oils Its safety under ever.
possible test, and II. perfect burning qualities,
proved by It's continued use in over 100000 fant
lies Millions OF gallons have been sold and no &C.
cidept-directy or indrecty-nas ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioner
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Sent
Tor circular. a
For sale At retail by the trade generally. and a
wholesale by the proprietors. CHARLES PRATT
& CO.. l0S Fulton street, New York.
oc 17-dHw6m .-.
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1 1 HUDGINs, GORDoy = -

call SPECIAL ATTENTION to their c,o,.
stock OF S''eot
DRESS GOODS in every ysriety-s,, nov.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cho.'
MOURNING GOODS, all kinds and Tho s n.n ever:
HAMBURG EMBROIDERfEs and g.J Ta' BLACK
q beautiful assortment: LAC Is,
.RoFFLisss and scARFs, grea, variety.
A large lot OF BLACK LACE POINTS.
full assortment Of Ladies' and hls..., srpr,
Il, HOSE; 'A"'f ID
WHITE GOODS, to which they cali spec,,, ,-.-
ton; "''ea'
LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
A choice assortment OF AMERICAN Erc,
and FRENCH CASSrMERES:
BLEACHED and BROWN DOHesTrcs
as the lowest 100 ~"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Sussex county, Va, on Thursday ne
26lh day OF March. 1874, as the residence OF me
BRIDES brother DR. hanshl' Ss nsT, 3; +
OF kichmond, va, brother Of the oflcia un mlnss.
ter. AID Misa EONOkA d. bAudh, tau2hsT OF
DIR. john %. Baugh, deceased. t@.tt
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Nc ELEGANT SUPPLY OF BLACv
LLAMA sHAWLS, LLAMA SACoUEs, A.,
BLACK GRENADlNES.-Opeu BY T. Il. PpIrr
& CO.,
BLACK LLAMA SHAWLg,
BLACK LLAMA SACQUES.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES.
SILK and Wool GRENADINES, all prlc.
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ME- BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD, r.
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAu LINE
RICHM OND ....
TO
POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
.,. RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS,
and all intermediate points.
For rates, time-cards, and information generally,
apply at companys ticket Office, 1901 Main street,
and ut S26 Main street, corner Eighth and Byrd
streets, and office of Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad. J. l.. WALDROP,
8. K. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street. Richmond, Va.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Baltimore,
Nd -.s - mh l1-3m
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iEELLOWEtrlzENS OF AAS"Cn ,.s-
a,..,a ror AIR CJNsPABi.E subject .n "
the dsc.sisA VI the Conservative tpnssA ''.'
soisi, Year sun~kes. HENRY r GARY.
4 WING AND SAlL-AAhlAG,Ise =. ,.,sa
"A q co, No. Ia Eighteeuth srrsS $50. aud
Main and Car. are prcpasss 20 y. ~, shl.is Of
SWSSintW. SH AIDES, Mosk doca exfa1 ,mh 80
aud on the lowest ter1As, =
| DOOR. AND loR PHlSfiNG DONE a.
ID THIS QIfiCEs ST.
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w EDDING AND ViSlfING-CARDS,
w beautiful, GO tive Disnatsa pripting- HOUSE Z:
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q hat ti1e comu,ittee have leave to sit during
the sessions uesnet two Hqagy
Mr. IAwsosywas ordessa to inform the
subsequently,, mr.. LorESsrErs Informed
the senate Fiat the Hous5 lad agreed to the
resolrltious .5s e.. Is
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HT. 3. PRICE Co arc -.
NEW MEDIUM and sHfrTr a.G Ineceiying daily
FFtEpP s a * y and EREaCH CsIRphntSFS
IIAAccaaSEsT Ps.hK Sn ass FyeL ms,
BLACK GkO-GRAiy ans Ioyr. Al
sTKlPED and Ain FaEssesEH s NJ SILKS
pp9Din1LIA Z p0PLIS5. PONgsn 1ps hhess;
B BEEaAIcIk.SWsnr TsEEss SILK warp Ai Fsty
VIII @ PIQUEs, sSe enc 10 Gihs' ;riaiaias silks
G aha5maB - mS , Edges, VAL. EDGEs
everything SID st as u low a :. 9s bat
NH 80 "saa4 - Is. PRiCE 4 CO
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IN HoIaNIss se ;s1 80 49,
s, WITH HE Horss. t1slAafr
gan. Mogaslsa 90 so asss nov 10. SICK ., ...
= BOhBAzISEs, TAwfsr s spsned.
as9 sgKEPEs Otis, So.
DIAGoNALs, AAhss e,
o cesgNsstssL CLOTHS " DEla,s.s,
HIanE = y -, ..s,,-.s..v.', ~.
!, SAMPLES naae ssn1 KID g and SILK GLOVES e.
- -. 1-u. ~ maj, II desired. M
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"To the Senate and House Of Delegates
"On yesterday notice of the absence of The
Treasurer from his office vas communicated
to me by the first clerk in bis Office. / there.
upon authorized The dulles Of The Treasurer
to be performed during his absence by the
first clerk in his Office, pursuant to section
IA of chapter IS OF the Code of Virginia,
edition Of 1873. No further actiou ID author.
lied by law to be takeE ID this behalf by the
Executive during The session Of the General
Assembly. The Treasurer having failed to
give notice of bis absence, or Of It's probable
duration, / communicate the foregoing IN.
formation, being all Of which am officially
cognizsnt In the premises, for Such action
as the General Assembly small determine to
be proper. JAMES L. KEEPER"
Mr.. LAWSON offered the following joint
resolution; which was adopted under sus-
pension OF the rules : .I4 4
:. Resolued (the House Of Delegates con.
curring), That = committee Of three on the
part OF the Senate and I've on the part Of the
House be appointed, TO whom shall be re-
ferred the message received to-day from Che
Governor, to take into; consideration what
sction is necessary to be taken in regard 90
the Office Of Suite Treasurer, with instruc
tons to report Us soon as practicable, ault
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-02-06

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TIE zc-la9-uE --1rT q . L-uzzzL =r-zE-= 3
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a- --zs --zc= = = bridge known - E1I-e--s
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FOR D-nv vrar-- his E-zGz- has ben dread
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s-Il--E-sz= - family - lEE- IEs-- = REE ply
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L-= Interests and EzEslz-l-Fs - l-7 --l-z=--s
= heart. -5zl1S q ae--1l= ET1i mage ll- O.
a-le over u My wonderful and r --=-
cll uuT Gene from men 81 UEa -zlsI.l--
V--aezrr. We T1uIl SAY slightly incredible
slo-1=s are Tod concerning WLs-r Las hap
E-- -l= s-saHz - recount -E=-- AZ We WI
give TIE latest ==-sz-1--
or= zf-zruuoH some Tzrn= zzure 3 farmer
S----=t 7v--z lZ-1 = com = = ANS q -l-ee
and Ga E5> way h-d . pass through the
rCatsE5- 4 Tzs E--Z- 11E EETe8 = fear
F-rs- - -tz -s-.7=- n S-sl1Es- E1oSTS and hot
Eu-Eus- EE arrived a. ne tow n safety
uElgaG-G - r1-u 1-zC stared To- home
! as a. rLs sun vas 65S5T Zs=a-lLE u Tie
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