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CLARKE COUNTY.
iFor the DispaiSh,1 +

II BERRYvILLE, Va, January 90, 1877.
Every man you meet now is c0nstitu-
tional lawyer, and wants to "Set up for q
statesman" The bill for the counting Of
the electoral vote seems to be uppermost in
the public mind. Now and then you cross
a little fellow who has the temerity to call in
question the legal acumcn OF Edmunds and
Thurman, Conkling and Bayard, Hunton
and Hoar, Chicf-Justice Marshall, and
everybody else not endowed, like himself,
with power to solve difficult constitutional
problems. :. '*..' - :.
The prospect Of relief from the present
complications is cheering to all except q
few who are "spiling for fight" The
war-cry, however, proceeds principally
during our last little "bresh," and is not
likely to be taken up by those who "stood
in the imminent, deadly BREACH" The voice
Of Clarke is for that construction OF the
Constitution which will keep men at home
to cultivate the kraps. f;*
&. Times are very. tight. A poor fellow
wanted to get married about Christmas,
and "couldn't make the rifle" except by
stealing the money to buy his license and
his wedding-suit. He is now in the peni-
Tertiary, with full leisure to reflect upon
the old proverb, "The course Of true love
never did run smooth" : 20
Really, the Commonwealth's attorney, the
Judge, and the jury, should be indicted for
placing such unreasonable distractions in
the way Of the union Of fond hearts. l
I want you to give notice that there is
one county that has no candidate for Gov
ernor. Z. VI, l..
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LARGE SEIZURE OF COUNTERFEITERs' WORK
AND MATERIAL.-C Cincinnati, january "a
James Brooks, OF the Government secret
service, who caused the arrest few days
since or John Mckernan and wife, OF this
city, for dealing in counterfeit money, and
of Miles Ogle for manufacturing the same,
induced the latter to make confession, and
by this means obtained possession this
morning Of over one hundred inely-eXe-
cuted plates. Among them were plates for
the manufacture Of ten-dollar notes on
banks at Richmond, Lafayette, and Muniee,
Ind; also recovered 10000 counterfeit iii.
ty-cent pieces, which were found buried
near Brighton, suburb OF this city. These
pieces so closely resembled the genuine that
none but experts could distinguish the diff
ference between them.
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The illinois Senator.


Judge DAVID DAVIS was on yesterday
elected a senator of the United States to
succeed Senator LOGAN, whose term eX-
pires the Sd OF March. Judge DAVIS las
been for years regarded as Liberal Repub-
lcan-so liberal that a respectable number
of Democrats seriously considered the pro-
priety OF nominating him for the presi-
dency.
Some regret has been expressed that
Judge DAVIS should be elected to the Senate
Just now, as it diminishes the number Of
Judges from which the fifth justice is to be
selected; but it is. stated, on pretty good
authority, that the Judge was rather too
pronounced a politician to admit OF his Sc
lection as q member OF the advisory COM
mission.
But with regard 10 Illinois, we must re-
peat that it is sufficient satisfaction that
LOGAN is expelled from the United States
I Senate. ~ .s.-s
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According to some gentlemen the fate OF
the public policy and OF the public senti-
ment Of Virginia has depended lately upon
the action OF the last legislative caucus.
Tongues could not be released from re-
straint. The legislative sponsor of the
people OF Virginia could not be at liberty to
speak until the president OF the caucus con-
yened Conservative members to dictate
what should be done-what should be done,
too, upon matter with regard to which there
is more unanimity in the nation than there
ever has been upon any other subject within
a century. 1t is not matter which should
be consigned to caucus jurisdiction. The
caucus is great evil, and it is lamentable
that such should be the political state OF
this country that it is rendered necessary.
But there is no necessity to submit the
grand subject OF the "measure of peace"
to the caucus. That insults the dignity OF
the % measure" and to do so tends to
diminish respect for the caucus.
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The Valley Railroad.


A TEMPORARY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE BtiLTI-
MORE AND OHIO COMPANY FOR OPERATING
THE ROAD. g.
The meeting yesterday was attended by
p. p. Pendleton, the president; Colonel
Edward Pendleton, of Botetourt, Va; Colo
mel William Allen, of Virginia; and Will
liam Keyser, Richard Norris, Jr., and Henry
Duval, Of Baltimore. General John Echols,
Of Virginia, and Decatur Ii. Miller, OF Balti-
more, were not present. an 1855,
The Baltimore and Ohio company agree
to run their trains without change between
Baltimore and Staunten, Va, over the Val
ley road, furnishing the cars, locomotives,
and trainmen necessary for the proper
transaction Of all the freight and passenger
business that may offer. For this they are
to receive certain mileage, about twenty
five cents per mile, it Is said, which, accord
ing to. the calculations submitted, will
amount to about $4,000 per month. This
mileage is to be paid by the Fir-
ginia Valley company, which is to have its
own superintendent, agents, &C., and re-
ceife all the income from all the business
done. This arrangement, it is thought,
will prove satisfactory to all concerned, but
inasmuch as the Baltimore and Ohio COM
pany is uncertain about the advantages 1t
may derive from such an arrangement, Mr..
Keyser insisted upon the provision that bis
company, at the expiration of one month,
should have the privilege Of Withdrawing
from the contract if it see fit. Consequently
the plan OF operation is limited to one
month, and the meeting yesterday adjourn
ed until the first Wednesday In March next,
when, if agreeable to all concerned, the ar
rangement will be made permanent
tineore american. -
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The New York, Tribune of Wednesday re-
produces as, something new the resolution
OF the convention that framed the Consti-
tuition, which resolution provided that in
1889 a president Of the Senate should be
appointed for "the sole purpose of count
Ing the vote" Sc. Judge MEREDITH quoted
that resolution in our paper two weeks ago
to prove that the first President was count
ed in under that resolution and not under
the Constitution, which had just gone into
operation. The votes in that case were sent
to the secretary of the Continental Con-
gress. The Tribune ignorantIy OF knayishly
suppresses the real facts Of the case.
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The Peace Plan Passed the Senate.

The Peace Plan Passed the Sensse. &
The ameasure OF peace = passed the
United States Senate yesterday morning by
The ,oyerw helming majority OF Alto Il. The
newsof Its passage was Immediately sent 70
all parts Of the Union, and we are sure M.
par,eS. the highest satisfaction to people OF
.an parties.
The plan will be promptly passed by the
House. It will be seen that 1t is TO oe 'ahei,
up In that body to-day, and may DO aoop'ea
before adjournment. limitations have oeen
GIVEN out that seem to leave no doubt that
the Presidents signature will DC promptly
given to the bill.
So this. we shall have the benehceht hea'
sure facilitated as much as poss'o'c' on
Tpes6,ay next the committees on tne par. %
tha fuo houses are to be appointed b3 oaod
.,ocs vote ON the same day the four Jus
t;ces Of the Supreme Court appointed py
tbe hill are to elect fifth associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court, to be associateu WIZ e
them in the commission, which will consist
~ FIVE members of the Senate, five mem
hers Of the House OF Representatives. anu
fye associate justices Of the Supreme Court.
On the first day OF February
neyt-thc Senate and House OF Rcpresen-
tatives are required by the bill to meet IN
tho hall OF the House OF Representatives 70
connt The electoral votes. So we see that
the proceeding which have been the SUD
iecs of so much public anxiety will be con
Quoted with all proper expedition. Inc
enest;ons which the houses are unable TO
decide from non-concurrence VIII be re-
ferred to the advisory commission, whose
decisions the whole nation will ac4uiesce In.
I, is a happy day for the land that TINS
.nlan is now certainty. No matter VINO
Shall be inaugurated under its decisions the
people will know that law and civil usage
prevail. II Governor HAYES Is inaugurated,
he will take his seat as the representative ID
authority OF the civil power OF the land. he
will be altogether delivered from obligation
to and control OF the extreme Republicans
led by MORTON, who meditated his 1nausu'
ration By force.
If TILDES should be proclaimed elected,
everybody III the land will be assured thai
the Government will be administered witt
wisdom. and with tie very best intention;
for the public good.
In any event we have Che assurance OF the
establishment OF the popular authority
and the exclusion Of military power III the
political proceedings Of the country. The
land is now to enter upon reign OF rca
peace, with revived commerce and re-
viyed industry, and renewal OF active en-
terpllses. The republic is safe.
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THEATRE.-Report concerning the pro-:
fessional merit Of Miss NELSON, which
came In advance of her, has been fully sus-
tanned by her achievements upon the Rich
Inond stage. She performs the shakspearianI
characters which she has represented with
splendid spirit; and grace, snd her enuncia-i
ton of the grand language OF the author is,
admirably correct and distinct. She has
quite won the hearts as well as tile applause
OF the Richmond play-goers.
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Twenty years ago there was a fight in
Josiah Fields family, in Milton, Mass, and
atterward son disappeared,
who, it was reported, had run away. 10. ste!v
the house was searched, somebody having
given important information to the authori-
ties, and the missing son was found con-
ccaled in A room, He was idiotic, and is
supposed to have been rendered so by a
blow Oh the head in the fight.
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The piece Of poetry-or rather rhyme, for
1t is not postry-which appeared in yester-
days Dispatch, was published by request !;
but the note requesting its publication, and
our comments upon the last stanza, stating
that it spoiled all the rest, were for some
reason unknown to us omitted. fbs
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voted for. Hoar,. but throughout the entire
ballotffg the vote II That party was fof
Abbott, q dyed. insthe.wool Democrat? Will
the Dispatch explain? Valley Virginian.
ITthey knew what they were doing. II
they had voted for Hoar, perhaps he might
have been defeated.J8
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Gosthe's Vest Easterly Divan. Transla-
ted, with Introduction and Notes, by
JOHN WEISS. Boston: ROBERTS g. Bro
THEIRS. sr.,,#.,. .r.
Readers of English who understand not
the yernacular of great poets may consider
it better to have those poets translated than
not to know their ideas. But we rather
think this ''better " is one Of small degree !;
for it is hard to convey the genius and
spirit Of a poetic author by translation into
a language different from that in which the
poet wrote. Still, this 1sbetter y is suffi-
cient to justify the purchase OF the transla-
ton. 5 2I
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Hosrs of Thought on Sacred Things. BY
JAMES MARTINEAU, Ill. D., y. D., author
of g. Endeayors, After the Christian Life"
etc. - sr,i,. e !
This author is perhaps the ablest Of the
Unitarian divines in England. He is, we
believe, brother Of the late Miss MART1-
NEAU. He is an author Of distinction. This
work is of aipioust character. The preface
concludes with the following paragraph
MThe, new; lights Of Historical criticism
certainly change in no slight degree our
picture Of the origin and growth Of the
Christian eligion,l but every larger COM
prehension Of The. Universe only, Invests
The principles OF TINT religion with sub
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Sunss i,ss In Ae soul.t,, Poems selected BY
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RoBgRTs ~ BnOTHERs.
These are very indiciousfy selected poems
81 pions and. piously sentimental character
from various authors handsomely printed
The book is a pocket editiDnaa
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-26

The New York Herald says editorialIy Of
Mr.. Conkling's speech CATER the passage
OF the bill, OF which there Is no reasonable
,aoubty the New York merchants will make
q suitable recognition OF the services OF Mr..
Conkling. They will not permit him to
pass through the city on bis way home with
out offering him the compliment Of great
public dinner, exceeding in magniBcence
that given to Dir. Webster on memorable
OCCASION"
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SHOCKING MURDER OF Two LADIEs-THE
PURPOSE RoBBERY.-LitHe R0ck, january
GA terribler murder was committed lac;
night in Gentry Settlement, Saline county.
Two women, named Mrs. II. .. Taylor and
Mrs. Nell. Sisuer, wives OF esteemed plant
ers. were both murdered in cold blood.
They were stopping at the same house, their
husbands being en- route to this city With
produce. The murders were committed
for the purpose OF robbery.
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Adjourned.
JANUARY 24.,a1s7s.
lTY,e senafss met DC - M.-Lleutenant-
r,Gvernor TaaMAs presiding. No prayer.

80 JANUARY "a, 1876.
Editors. of the Dispatch: wish to sug-
Egest to the Legislature Of Virginia good
plan, which is to send d petition I'd New
York asking them to send them some money
to help them pay some OF the interest on
their State debt: I write this on behalf OF
myself and many other sufferers, who, like
me, do sadly want their pay. II you Will
give this: a place in your paper you, will
much oblige'one who. reads. your valuable
paper whenever she can borrow, it, but Rho
can't afford to take 1t. I can't pay for this
and Of course you VIII make what use you
please Of it, {, ,.i5 g.: ~ -. r.
L THE QUESTION SETTLED: - Captain, Samuel
Fultz, appointment Republican OF Culpeper,
on being interviewed In. regard to the pre-
sidential election, said !: q There can be no
doubt of Hayes and Wheeler's election.
Congress can't go behind the Returning!
Board, the great bun toozE Of the Republic
can party. AS to jTilden's election, as
claimed by the Democrats, it is oil nonaense.i
They saysfhat he Is const itutionally elected,
butt have carefully read the Constitution.
and I do moi: find sIs iidefrs name mentioned
once. l Rim Gazette.
presume the 1asstts refers to Sitting 81
Bull Mo5fpn.] s!ti iFs!
49, - -
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The Congress Of the United States has
been performing the grandest political
drama that has been acted since the Decla-
ration Of independence. The Legislature
of Virginia has been PLAYING farce.
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Nov, il BoluitwelEs course was SO excep.
tianal TO the Democracy, and MS QeIeas
sheing such q grand triumph y la !. y,
conservation, why was It go at nsI ome
Democrat LII tho, Mas sachusettsi Lei lslalutse
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nE ATBES-

Died, ut tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York city.
on Wednesday evening the oath day eff january, In
the seventy third year of lis age, Dir. MARK
DAVIS. SR., n former citizen OF Petersburg. Va.
FRIDAY MORNING, January 26th. The funeral
will take place from the Byrd-Slrtct depot at II
O'Clock A. n. The friends Of the family are invited
to attend without further notice.
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What do the foolish New York Times
and Tribune think OF themselves now?
Both Of the New York senators voted for
the plan Of settlement.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday evening the 23d instant, al
the First Baptist church. BY the Rev: =. W: Warren
u. D., Mr.. JAMES G. WRIGHT, OF Caroline coun.
n tcc ~
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THE JUDGES Must ACCEPT.-There is no
way open to the associate justices OF the
Supreme Court, whose circuits are named
in the bill creating the mixed tribunal, to
escape from the new duty assigned them, in
case the bill becomes q law, but to resign
their positions. The legislation, il will be
observed, does not create Offices to be filled
by the selection disappointment OF some de-
signated authority, after its approval, but
simply attaches an additional temporary
duty to be performed by the present incum-
bents in those circuits. And there can be
pouuestion Of thecompetency OF Congress to
impose new duties upon public officers
OF the Government, when not incon-
sistent with the functions OF their
nositions, and even where the inconsist-
ency exists, until it is decided by valid
Judgment that its existence is fatal to the
iodgment Of the new responsibility. Nor
does it make any difference that the
unusual: duty, is prescribed by a law
which is, in fact, unconstitutional and void
for any reason, since it is operative AL the
same whether constitutional or not, until its
validity has been passed upon BY sonstltu-
tional authority and determined in the mega
tive. It.does not matter therefore that either
Is, or all Of the justices are OF the opinion that
the, law is void al iRitio, as their personal
opinion has no greater force than that OF any
other citizen. The private opinion OF q jus
.tice OF the Supreme Court when set up In
opposition to the; requirements OF the legis-
iatiye branch Of the Government, on. the
ground that the. action !ot the latter is, void
fors lack OF warrant, is just as much the
beresy of the tfhigher law doctrine as
when such . course is taken By the most
humble individual in the, United States. No
ofIicer IS superior to the law, and when the
Legislature assigns to. one an nd itional
dl,ty. it must be performed. 1.-THE bill had
named the Justices as persons irrespective
Of their official stations 1t would have been
optional with them to accent or decline.-i
Washinasoa Republican toppossd, 70 the
biz ~ ,tit,sz ii q I..- s
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.7aMr..b Moody win be entertained by MIR.
Durant, the founder OF Wellesley College,
during His stay III Boston. The singers ac-
cepted for the Tabernacle meetings Will be
divided; into i've complete; choirs. AZ the
first rehearsal of the cohsoli dated ehoirs
there we're about one thousand singers
present. Professor Eben Tolirgee, director
OF the New England Conservatory Of Music
and dean OF the Boston University College
OF Music, is training them. go: =, ~
DE Laneey Kane, wife, and servant, %,
New York, are registered of Barnunfs, Bal,
timore. Commodore Kane Is spoken OF for.
president OF the New York Polo, Club rice
James. Gordon Bennett, has gone to
Euro He last summer created q stlr.in.
New York by sintrod ucing old fashioned
English Pelham coac hes with ,outrt ders, and
drovea coach and six-tnshand, with AL the
accomplishments peculiar to the oldsn times,
z, Polo Dis handy on horseback. iii,
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPOT or THE CONDITIONS IN
LII THE TIRsT NATIONAL BASK5 OF p,cg
MOND,A At R1CIfMOND.IN THE STATE on U MI
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS VT w
AIRY. 20. 1877: =. sEfffs = z y IAN y
RESOURCES.
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SERIOUS Acknowledgements Depot,
atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
January q, 1877. Editor Il Iy7achbarJ
'Firgiaaan:. / regret exceedingly to have to
chronicle serious accident which occurred
this morning to William III. ellis, Esq,
treasurer of Appomattox county, while out
in the woods where his hands were: en-
gagged procuring fire-wood. "A tree was cut
so that large limb was suddenly detached
from it while falling, striking AIR. t6iis,
fracturing the thigh bone about SIX anches
above the knee ioint.E... .Giftia EIDE9TE.2
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The Legislature OF Virginia is like the
foolish virgins who had not their lamps
trimmed when the bridegroom arrived.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at \
VI reyimcntal armory EVERY FRIDAYA
NIGHT until further orders. 1t y. O'Clock, In U'
uudress unft rm, for Grill. .s. .s. ....- il
BY order L. j. BosSIEEX, Captain.
WILLIAM G. STOKES,
State copy. [ja 25-2tI Orderly Sergeant.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY or HEsRlCo,.
!, Samuel a. Glover, cashier Of the sbore-nsmcs
hank, do soclnnly swear that the above statement .
true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
5. a. GLOVER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 23d da,
Of January, 1877.
AI,fn Il,,k.r
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL. = Having removed 4E;
III our retail department 10 No: lOOUss@ =
(Shafer buG!ng), corner Main ana ienth s,trta-.
beg leave 10 inform our friends and the pubtlr '"]
we will keep constantly OH hand 4 complies. assnf:
ment OF Ladies', Misses, Chlldrcn's, Boys l QUIZ,
and Gentiemen's Boots ana SHOES aiS"' ituAN-
Shawl. Straps. SC. 4 call solicited. ,....
Messrs. j. =. HEATH nate with Pntncy W Az
aud V s. CARLTON are with Us and Will be p!ets'.
to sec their friends. .-.-
Wholesale department, No. 1905 Main street;
IN I2-3m WlSGO, Elicit & CRuhf.
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POSTAL.

Joseph T. Henderson is appointed post
master at Barksdale, Halifax county, Va,
uice w. W. Coates, declined. A new post
office is established ut Avon, Nelson coun-
ty, Va, on the route from Alton to Nellie's
Ford, with Mrs. Mildred j. Powers as
postmaster. fsa..4 .....
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MEETINGS.

MEMBERS OF RIG 81 NJ 0 Nd 40
W. LODGE. No. IA. KNIGHTS OFARA
PYTHIAS, will. ,i end i stated meeting otEs ~
their Lodge al Pyihian Castle Hall THlS(SsSasG
friday EVENING mt O'Clock. Members SsSSS1
Of sister lodges are fraternaiy invited TO. Sas~
attend.
by order of the Chancellor Commander.
G. +. DASFORTH,
ia Colts Keeper Of Records and Seal.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at their office,
ON Leigh street, on MONDAY, 10Th February, at II
III. fla 23-tdl C. WALDORF, Secretary.
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AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.

Very many patriotic constituents of men,
bers Of Congress in the rural districts are
sending kilograms here approving or disap-
proving the electoral bill, and on which
they neglect to pay the tolls. AS many Of
these messages cost several dollars apiece
members would prefer that their rural con-
stituents should express their opinions
through the mails.-Ib. '@..
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TENTLEME EMS STYLISH CALF
" CATERS. %. MAYS.
II "a GOT Broad street.
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T AIDES GOAT SHOES, -.
IL ia "a MAYS. GOT Eroad street.
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GENTLEMEN'ST HREE-SOLE &|
W CATERS, $3.50. eG@
in "a NAYS, GOT Broad street..
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T AIDES FOXED CATERS, ~
A. so. e5
ia n MAYS. GOT ErOad street