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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-03

French Burr Mill stOnea.-ThOmas de-
milan Nos. 12S and $50 Poplar street.
Hey ,PhiR, Tenn,
TVVO the Planters of Tennessee and adjoining
Il States-I solicit the patronage OF all per-
sons having SURR MILL STONES to repair.
Having had % years experience in this coun-
try and Europe-with W. G. Bradford of this
city from 1855 to le6l, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing. mills in this and adjoining states. /
viii rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
ord. r all burrs for grinding corn and wheat, or
viii redress burrs that planters may hull their
own cottOn-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not be
flied with lead, as the attritioD powders it,
and poisons the meal CT -four. will guaran-
tee mat with my style of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill will grind
thirty bushels OF corn N one hour. l also
guarantee TO save one half of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing II from the mill perfectly cool and in good
order % ship. Where the running-gear Is in
good order, 1t is only necessary TO ship the
rock, when the work will be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended to
at prices that defy competition All orders adj
dressed to me in care of q. ". Payne & Co. will
meet with prompt attention.
ocsl THOMAS DELANY.
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GhaneerH Sale Of Real Estate.

No. %, R-First Chancery Court OF shelby
cOUnty-R. J. Baker Us. j. J. HallRhan.
DY VII tue OF an interloeutOry decree Tor
D sale, entered in the above causs on the
18th day of April, ls72. and renewed DC. Ober
<, 1872, and October L. I574, ] viii sell, a. pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, IN mont Of
the Clerk anu Masters Ofaicsr city OF Mem
mi tt
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On Saturday, November "A, 1874.

within Legal hours. the following described
property, situated IN Memphis, shelby coCu-
". Teunessee. tC-w1r.
Fifty feet front on north side Of Union
street, and running back between parallel
lines north about IS feet: 1eZ1nnluZ on tls
north Line Of MON street thirty CaOt feet eal-t
Of the northeast corner OF the iutar--e-ilC of
L Mon street with the alley between Main and
Front streets tine said beginning point be uE
the southeast corner OF tila ppeal Bui ding
IoL) thence easJwardly with the north line OF
Union street So feet; thence uOrtl stTJly about
"a feet; thence westwardly 50 feet 20 the uOItn-
east corner Of the Appeal BuIi ding -oi; thence
sOuthwardly with tha east line OF the Appeal
Building lot about "a feet 70 the beginning.
Terms Of saie-0n credit OF . and a
months: notes with approved security re-
quirsd, bearing interest from date. lien re-
tanned 70 secure same Equity OF redemption
barred.
This October q. 1874.
a. COLE, CLERK and Master
BY r. J. Black. ID. Z. and n.
Vance & A rffersOu. solicitors. 0ctsZ
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DTAMOND sPECTACLEs

These Epecfacles are manufactured nom
MINUTE CRXHTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
sether, and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and briIliancy.
Having been tested with the polarizcope, the
diamond lenses nave been found to admit If
teon per cent less heated rays than any other
peDDie- they are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from ehrOnatfc aberTati Gns.
and prod brightness and distinctness OF
vision not before attained III. ypecfarleg- Nan.
7 faetured by the spencer Optical M1n n
lisetnrtnE Company, N. Y. FOR sale by re-
sp0pslbie agents Ia every city IN the Union.
W. c. BYRD, JeweleT and Urpticiau. 81 sole
Agent Tor Memphis, Tenn, rom whom they
can only be obtained. No peddisrs employed
Do not buy pair unless you see the trade
mark - apla
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MANHOOD zESTORED.--A victim OF
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found a simple
sslf-cure, which he viii send free 10 his fellow
su6ereTs. Address j. II. REIcV Els, rs Nassa
street. New YORK.
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Ia Pert.
st. Francis.
weather. River. and BasInes..

Yesterday was clear and cool, though
considerably warmer than Sunday. The
river still recedes slowly here, and gives
seven feet clear to Cairo, and thence five feet
TO 81. Louis. he Ohio, from Louisville down,
has three and q haf feet. and is falling.
White river IS recediag slowly, with thirty
inches on Little Island bar Al Little Rock
the Arkansas is falling, and has but twenty
Two inches out. Business sunday and yester-
day was quiet.
stage Of Rivers.
OFFICE ORS.. SIG. SEE. U. &. A.
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satarday, 7th daY d yorembe-, So,

az the southwest corner OF Main ami IA sd' sou
streets, in the city Of Memphis, Falue-sea-
sell within legal hOurs, az public sale. 70 the
highest bidder for cash. the properly de=cr bed
IN said trust deed as a lot or parcel D. Land,
with imprO Tements thereon. si-ua-e, lvluE
AID being ia the city OF Memphis. county 81
Shelby, and state OF Tennessee, viz Part "
block No. 81 II orig raj country To- No. t.-f-
on the south SIDE OF Union 81 Get, beginning
al a point about 20 feet east from che junction
OF Union and Second streets, thence west
with the south side OF Union street % reel.
more or less; thence south % feet u an ailevs
thence east with said alley ABOUT - feet-
thence north 200 feet to the BEGINNING. The
beg inning point in this descC pU0n and TIC
east boundary Of said lot viii extend % and
include the middle OF the division wall Of the
dOubie tenement brick residences conveyed
by Joseph T. Williams to said y. B. Mol y
and 4. " Fac kier, reSpeetl geiy SAID lot and
premises hereby conveyed being the same
conveyed By said Williams 70 said ID. MOL
10y BY deed dated NOvem 1er IS, ISd1, and "a
corded In the Registers Office OF shelby com
y, IN book A., page 3.
The title 20 said property IS believed 20 be
good, but sell and convey only rs trustee.
October 5, 1874. ]. ". @ APP. Trustee.
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Saturday, NeVember q, ISL,

at y o'clock m. on the southwest corner OF
Main ana Madison streets, city Of Gem pilts,
sell 20 the highest bidder, for cash, me follow
Ing real estate, lying in Shelby county Ten
1 eSsee, described as follows: Beginning &C
stake al me intersection OF the e8st nue OF
Cham berlayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Lane road themes south % east
with the state Line road six chains and
thirty-six links to q stake; thence south 2t9zo
west eleven chains and twenty Inks 10 =
stake; thence north 60 west SIX CHAINS and
thirIy-four links 70 stake in TIE east line OF
Cham berlayus aVenues thence mortn ~ q
east with the line OF Chamberiayue avenue
ginning, containing six and gi-l09 acres, icing
lot one 10 Of subdivision of the Jones estate,
made ~ Francis Foster, and Of record IN the
Registers ONCE Of shelby county. Equity or
reuem ptiOE waived, ana title believed 70 be
perfect, but I sell only trustee.
octIT John JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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Tue following are the comparative state
rngul- for the Unitef states ports forfthe week

tHE COTTON MARKET yesterday Mon
q a1 was Ike an egg that Is al white aud no
He-E- amid conflicting kilograms il was with
s-l tone. NeW ok opened quiet, nominal,
faN unchanged al lee; al haif-past two
. ..'i cotton was generally held higher; al
."e close holders wee asking higher. mis-
Nae eA encouraging state Of II ings for hold
l.r- y q" bflesus went for no hing in the
gay business, a. they were celebrating a re-
.-EI'ur elliNersary there--All souls dav
liverpool wa lower 7sSS,7std, with sales Of
.-t1 DAles. Liverpool sutIaliZed the better
"lp-tFar &c 81 Things At New Nulk. therefore
cur market was withou6 lone. Savannah and
n.le a-oLeu tie' Cns.flestou Il sdl4lzc; CAL
Ntetpn as. ealess e. reported by those en-
tas-o IN mem, were AZ the following prices:
loW pfqlnarJ, st=c, good ordinary, f2aisl.c.
-" -5i4, --. 8 ~ &C. IgIac, - 9-l6c; middiing.
# isn, j. sc, l8l &c, Z cd IuiddUnp 'laI5r ne
tHll1n Acuange official quotations We're nm
.-anEeL l-rnIu 5 aru-fav - fnlln,rs.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE

80. u0i. R.-First Chaucery Court Of Shelby
eounty-A. v. DUPONT er al w Il. g. Dill.
5DY virtue OF an iuteriOcutoTy decree Tor sale
en- tered In the ABOVE cause on the 18Th day
OF May, 1874, I VIII sell. az public auction, Ju
the highest bidder, IN 'front.' OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Memphis, Tenn.
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GAIT House,
FIRST & MAIN SITS,
LOUISVILLE, ny.

IN ORDER to meet the views OF the great
L travelling community, the Gait House will
In future only charge on the nth, fourth and
entresOl floors Ghree Dollars per day.
In making this reduction, desire to say
that 1t snail not In any way impair the &C
eommOdation heretofore given to the public.
The past reputation of the House viii be
fully maintained in every particular, while in
Its appointments and rangemenTs we claim
that IL is not surpassed in the world.
j. p. JOHNSON, Manager.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October q, 1874 Oc2S
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FINDER and By virtue of a deed OF trust
u executed to me March Is. 1871, b. Annie
4. Johnston. to secure a certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. and OF record in the lie T.
sters office of Shelby county, In book q, pRgs
SOL I Will. on
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The AJWbite arrived from Napoleo

The Al. White arrived from Napoleon
with 81 bales cotton, % bags cotton aud rs
sacks seed. The shannon, from new Orleans,
SIX DAYS out, discharged 80 packages mrr-
ehandfse, added 2SS bales cotton, p bales rags,
and some sundries, and had SO tons, all told
came in during the afternoon with rs bales
cotton and 1857 sacks cOtton-seed. The Colo
| RADIO, from 81. Louis, nearly forty hours pc
hind time, pat OF here $50 paekag 5, added
/ 10 tons way freight, and cleared at dark with
] 100 tons for points below. The John Howard
| departed at DARK with s. bales cotton for New
/ Orleans. The local packets all cleared with
/ tair trips.
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Friday, November 10, 1s74,

between tlls hours OF L and o'clo. <. 81
southern gate % Court square, 3s-upaias
at public auction, the following property
situated in said county ana State alif -
scrtoed Il said trust deed SIS follows LOIS No.
the estate Of =. 2. stewart. as sold by fscrss
OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF Mem On Ia
sad lOts haNltis = diagonal Hont en- the Ter
nando ROAD OK one hundred and one ftet IA
ruuDlng back on one side one hunlred au
ditv lesi, and on the other side &c hundra
and SIX and pne-haif feet 70 an g. Is.
All right Of redemption Is expressly waive
oy Inc terms Of said trust deed Tile believe
% Be good. bat 7 viii sell and convey Only
0ctl8 CHARLES :. PARTEE, Trassse.
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DT virtue OF a deed Of rrust made 70 me a.
ID trustee, on the jQtd day Of Sapraru 1HT.
ISL, by D. p. MOllOy and Ellen p M5iI0v AIS
wife, for the purpose OF securing the payment
OF two notes, and interest, mentioned IN sal 2
deed, one for $500 and she other for $50.
which deed has been duly recorded in the
Registers Office OF shelby county, state ~
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DT virtue OF the powers vested In me By de-
ID cree Of the Second Circuit Cont Of shelby
county, appointing me trustee in the room
and stea0 OF Vim. II. Pas more, 70 a deed %
trust made by John II. Miller 70 sati " N. Il.
Passnlore, on the 81 day OF June. l5-e for the
purposes therein specified, ana recorded ID
the Registers OE1ce OF shelby county, 1en-
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wednesday, November 4, 1874,

at IL o'clock am, the following desert bed
property, tO-Wit; - bonds Issued by the conn
ty of Pickens, State of Alabama, in aid OF the
Selma, Marion ami Memphis RAILROAD Com
each dated November I, 1863 and payable No
VEN Der i, 1859, beal ing per cent. Interest .
payable semi-an nusNy according - coupons
attached. Also. 10 shares or the capital stock
OF the Carolina Life Insurance Company for
500 each-sll belonging 70 the estate o. ". r..
Hunt. deceased.
Terms OF Sale-CHsh.
This, October 20, 1874.
Il. A. COLE, C.. and NJ.
By r. J. Black, ID. q. and N.
Estes x ElleLt, Attorney. Oc23
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CHANCERY SALE
or -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN. SnAn-dnr Nnrn,nhnr 1874
On Saturday, November Il, 1874.

second Chancery Court Of Shelby county
VIM, Morrow, treasurer, VS.. r.. j Persons.
DY virtue OF an interl0cutory decree Tor sale,
d entered in the above cau-e Oh the I'd day
Of October. 1874, 1 viii sell, az public auction,
to the highest bidder IN front of the county
courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November IL, 1874.
whiting legal hours. the following described
real estate, tO-Witt
Twelve hundred and hfty l25gl acres OF land
in shelby county, Tennessee. IN district No.
l3 and Is the east half OF entry No. s.. and lies
iust east OF the Mississippi aud Tennessee
Railroad aud south Of Bradshaw avenue.
Terms OF Sale-CasD.
ThiE October q, ISL.
Md STEWART, Clerk alia Master.
By George Maiisry. d. z. and d.
". ". Mcdowell, sol, for eOmpl't. Oct24
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11th day os November, 1879,

on the premises, sell 10 ths highest bidder, for
cqsn a certain leasehOlu estate, granted by
John Overton, situated IN the ciIy Of Mem
phfs. county OF shelby, and State Of Tennes-
see on Iii corner OF Third and " ebsIer streets,
known as Schneppeis Brewery and known
As Sgg and 3gT, together with all buildings, EN-
fnres. mach merry, barrels, tools, inpIemsn g..
wagons, horses, and other property used by
the late T. Schneppel, or schneppel & Co., in
and about said brewery.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock am. Title
believed 70 be good, but [ convey as trustee
oDlv l. KEITH.
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pS-One Hundred Pianos for sale on monthly
pay ments, as follows:
Cash Down--S5o $780, Sl50, s2O0, $50, $500, $3.50,
$40, $50, $50.
Monthly P8yments-l45. $40, SIS. So SIS. $50,
SIS, $40, S., or liberal discount for ali cash
eowu. sheet Music ait0 Musical Merchan.
aiss. Nov Is tho time 20 Duy.
Pianos tuned 6od repaired w cOisApatenf
~ Il. a. BEssOz, slz msIn 81.
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CHANCERY SALE
MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS
Tuesday, November 3, 1874.

No. les, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, nnessee.-State or Ten
nesEee, on relation OF Primug Emerson, Us.
Mem phis Dry Docks Company ct al.
Tl1 virtue OF a decree for sale made Id ID Is
ID cause by the Second ChanceTy Court,
VIII sell 10 the highest bidder. near the mouth
Of Wolf river, city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, November 3, 1874,
within legal hours the following personal
property, tO-wit:
Toe Memphis Dry Docks, with all the ma
chinery, tackle, and appurfsnances thereunto
belonging now lying az the Memphis wharf.
Terms OF Sale-Jne-tbIrc cash balance in
NJ and twelve months purchaser executinL,
0'es with security, bearing interest frnTa
dale Of sale.
This October D. 1871
n. D. L S PEW ART, Clerk and Master.
By George MallerY- d. Z. aud 81.
Humes IL FOstOu, soils. Tor coIup claimants.
Warmer & Lee, sOis for defendants. Oct2
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1,..rsrfon: there were more Orders on hand, a.
being tue opening OF the month, but dullness
r-irued not with tanding. Our exchange pa
mrs now that quietude is the order % The
aav in other cities. as well IS IN Memphis.
mn. ID. Louis Deai0crQt, for instance, begins
fts commercial tepOrt as follows: The ieel-
ralied dull. ana each tucceszlve day sees a
,re.lzenin g IN prices. The -four market, n
stead Of I'm proving, grows worse though u
g.rn was in very small Offering Al s5c we
besrf Of No transactions; the demand re-
-,sins liEht Clafs 9 not IN naQeh request a
--s-Il hi VS. o6eriie st axe; TIE tsst sale
- ID SIe BToN gss culi 4 WIS said that a
~ - Offering below The hgUres u the lass
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed IN trust executed 10 me by
ID L. Schneppel, on or about the 10th day OF
July 1873, 10 secure the payment OF a certain
therein mentioned, and regis
tered in the Registers Office Of the county OF
Shelby, and state of Tennessee, l VIII, on the
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was not cham ed by the entrance Of new
DID, Min; 80 llii - Is doing ia money, 30 mcder
sale arc tlscou rfg, that the flrsl Of the month
wa less Ioth tdaDie tEAn 10 sometimes proves
I1 De-. IneI e was more checking and deposit
ing, az cou re, from The amount OF business
going on IN the city. but that was al. The
l-ltigle re have 30 often 70 remark upon Is
hy -a ulf s4ns cJnunfQ % Memphis. Tho New
orleans T'sc1Ultiie. ( lI instance, says: al the
banks there n a moderate demand for dis
c11uI 4 far less than usual al this season OF the
year. ON Tire street there Is very little good
pa 81 Offering The New Orleans Times Re
-Fs-- There wa- nothing IN huancls4 cir
r.H9 to-day calling for special coInInel1t ~ ~
ness was a prominent characteristics - al the
ruarzeL, throughout the day The -. Louls
Tl.T4a-rg. .aIes: The banks continue tOois~
crlm-ua.e closely against outsiders ana are
ruuuelIel 10 pursue this policy, as we are
Ho1lt entering The packing season, Wnen
Iarga amounts viii be required, Whlcn, IA al
dI-lou 10 the current demands Of regular Gus
TONERS, win about use Up all the iunos that
fls banks have 70 spare" kNcnangf
we quote without alteration Al Z. or Boz
ROD. Providence, Fails city, New Nork
and other eastern cities; sight exchange, "a
New Orleans, selling 90 all poi Dts 81 par
Gold remains Al lC9alC3Z buying, no selling.
-cilps and bon is quiet, as usual Some city
currency bonds were Offering. The finance
committee OF the city council met yesterday,
and we bear, were willing 10 give $ for past
rue undisputed city coupons. The ash vile
Union, october 3.sb reports: ~Nashyllle,C het-
rauo0ga and 81 Louis railway stock Is worth
from lstO %, Nashville aud Decatur stock
would Tabebly not sell 40 over -. as much
doubt IS expressed a. % the payment OF a div
tdend a. Il spring. Davidson county war ants
are worth 81, and compt oilers warrants, g. /"
Memphis ciiy brokers quote as follows;
gftE currency bonds, unolsputed Al oil
shelby county scfl p-.--..-..-..-. % teliinR ~
city TAINTED Oonds--..-.-.-.....-.- 35so
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Tuesday, November 3. 1874
CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
Selma Railroad Bonds, Etc.

No. 976, R.-First Chancery Court OF shelby
county William JOyner, extir OF W Z
Hunt. deceased, VI sarah <. Hunt 81 al
LDY virtue OF an interiocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
I'll day OF October, 1874, 7 viii sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the corner
of Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn.
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Orleans. The local packets all cleared with
tair trips.
The Pine Bluff Press of the thirty
drst says. "The John Howard, from New Or
leans, Is supposed 10 be in the river below,
and IS overdue" How is that? The Howard
has been here several days and was to have
left yesterday afternoon for New UTleans......
St Louis rates 10 New Orleans are still the
same Will no indications OF an early change.
The rirst boat OF the season for ShreVe.
port LEFT 81. Louis Saturday TO
/ . Cincinnati pspeF the officers of the new
| lines from that city 10 Memphis and New Or
leans, are 70 be uniformed. There Is too much
I OF a resen Olance 20 sleeping-car conductors
and pOrters III this rag 1.-The river editor Of
the Nicksburg Times has married - The
Nicksburg Herald says he river rs stiil run
ming down stream" JOke,....... The Nicksburg
boats are carrying big trips Of cotton to New
Orleans. Captain Gilmore, OF Louisville, is
/ negotiating at Cincinnati for two small boats
! 70 be run Ia the henderson trade. The Court
er-T0uTgadl man tnereupOn gets mad and saws
| Cincinnati wants 70 get up q corner n coats.
1.-The Cincinnati boat officers who run 70
/ Memphis will wear brass coats and blue but
! owing q low water boats are irregu-
me CITY Of Alton, after being ground
pulled Oh by the John Howard.
clippings.
The st. Louis RepH6l6c0n OF Sunday
1 says: There are no new developments II
/ The prospective line, spirit OF hang IRE sti d
prevailing In that contemplated movement
RumOrs say that q cefbSi0 ~ q. amen has Suu
denly inteTpOsed his viii between the cogs o
| tbe wheel which was supposed would GRIND
| ont the new line, and that his drm determ1
nation not 10 let the present NiclSSborg boat
/ ro into the new feature viii put stop TO pro
! eeedings looking toward the Accomplishment
/ Of another New Orleans line OF stealners from
! This port so that 1t viii not be q matter Of sur
| prise II the tonnage OF the late 81. Louis anl
4 New Orleans consolidated line VIII. AFTER all
4 be set adrift, each boat for itself, TO IND
trade unto iLself. The fact is evident tina
there are too many boats for the present de
| mands Of the trade-too much tonnage for tn
tons in the est. Louis AM
I New Orleans trafic." ...-. Tue Locisvili
C,0tfrier--f1Lrndi says The Charles bOdnanl
| l. ready for business, and Captain Hart he
cot his spurs and 'boss' Tesdy. When b.
! wants TO start the BOdmann out hereafiel
u hs IN lnounl his shosg' grab his trumpet. rid
4 aflpg Id in g ga lop aDa baat az the Dell iooh
ina ~ al the pilot. yoa'l hear n1In snoaI
4 Attention. retrest On Tie laI ooafdl i0zwar
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