Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 137, Madison, Jefferson County, 8 October 1849 — Page 2

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?t, . i All!! Ki:. IMltnr. tOMAV I.VtMN., Ot IOISI ICS. Mb. Career: la ) our paper uf the 4th and 5th it , you noticed somewhat severely, a difficulty th.it occurred on West street, on Wednesday lat, le-tween myself and several other white men on cue part, aud a negro ou the other. The facts are

that the negro attacked me without any provoca- j instant following. j ritory. tioa, whatever, ha jou can learn by catling on j We are glad that such a move has been The Indians manifested the most obliging and Festus Thompson, who wa prs-nt,"aud conver- j made. We hope that a large number will j friendly disposition, and agreed to deliver the Inline with me at the time the cifficulty occurred- ! ;r, .tl(ini.n ' . tn r-o-miorate in thi wli ' dian prisoners, now in their custody, to the orh-

I f.el that I am injured by your version of the , affiur, and place w.li.ia your pos-ess.on a knowl- i m". it tt tlta C , y f ". mA w I . tntira rrl a i- l,a ,1a rne in the premi.se. JOHN R. COFFMAN. . . .. Malison, Oct. b 143. A t t h i i m a t h a fthnre d ifnl fv r.ren tt&A T tt7a . -,u rntrn t i u . f fonvemng with Conman, and I hereby certify, that the attack, ou the part of the negro, was eutirely unprovoked, and that 1 verily believe that Mr. C oilman and the other persons engaged in the traneaction were entirely justifiable in the course pursued. F. L. THOMPSON. Madison, October 8, 1? 13. In our piper of the 4th inst. we no - ticedinan editorial t!ie transaction referred to in the above Ftatement and certificate. The pai lief: feeling themselves wronged by lhat repr eenialou, the above correction has been made to us, upon the faith of w hich, f-a far as ou remarks wronged or misrepresented any of the parties, we most cheert'ui'y recall them. wiuv vv i i i i in the Washington ; Union say: -The new dynasty, whiclfhad j jio iVunds to reward and no enemies to I iuni.,h who were to be a class of the j most anti-pioscriptive pood hoys that ever j hvrd has not only turned out the ofhceis of o.ir own government, but has actually j removed the Frevch JIiis!cr, for a flourish i of French ihetorio; and that, too, when j the rhetoric was the rhetoric of France." i 07There u-as another alarm of fire last night. We have no objection to the bMioys amusing themselves in this manner, a it exercises the firemen, enables ' i t- f li n n i f r c a a tut til any defect in their apparatus, kc. We would much rather, however, the alarm would not be made on Sunday night, if it could bo avoided. While talking of fires and firemen, we would again suggest the propriety of having a system of signals adopted , to show the direction of the lire. In Cincinnati so many taps on the bell are given for each ward, an 1 the firemen know which way to run with thf ir er.giue, host-, vVc. Some system should le arranged by our fire department to further their organization. 0: It is ruinoit J in this c.:v :o-uav that Judge Cushing lias rectived the npj ointment of L'haige d'Alfaires to Sweden. 0-Thc New York Evening IVst, in an article upon the indebted ness of the States, mid the exertions made by the individual States for the pay men of our Indiana : of their debt, cav.s "Inditna suspended tlie payment of interest on her pubi.e debt in January, 1 5 4 1 , and on the 1st of January, 1 S47, the interest in arrear iva 326,010. The principal of the Internal Improvement debt cf la .ntna, in January, 1M7, amounted to the ?um of - - - - - 1 ,(163,000 Arrears of interest fornix years, 3,'i Jfi.0 1ft Stock on which the Bank pays intere.-t, 1 ,390,000 Total debt, January 1, 1'47, $ 1 5,7- ,0 10 This State, iult-47, made an arrangement with the bond holders to furnish an amount to complete the Wabash and Erie Canal, and take it and the car.a! lauds for one-half the amount of bonis. By ; this arrangemeut, the public cebt is to be equally divided between the State and the canal; aud the State is to isue new certificates for the other h-nf at an interest 0f 4 percent, until January, lt3, and after that time at 5 per cent , and i.ue certificates for half cf the arrears of ihterfst, with i nterest on the at the rate of '2.2 per cent., after January, KO.. Jn this percent, is also in-

vii.- Lav ri.i vu me principal, which gives . .r Layman ceinurrea, wnena scume ensuea in the ho!er of the cl bond, when surreuered 5 ' which Mr. L. was knocked do n and beaten conper cent, per annum on the new the percent. ' siderabiy, but was not so much stunned but that stock from the dividend day next preceding his ' lie continued to struggle with the rascals, foiling surrender of the old Lend. The State has an ' them in their attempts. The approach of some gncy ia this city for the exchange of the bonds- j travelers frightened the robbers, and thev fieJ.

A State tax lias been levied to carry out the arrangement; over nine numons oi the old bonds have already beeu surrendered; the trustees of the Wild hoi lers are progressing with the caual; aad it is gratifying to know that Lhe State of Indiana, ha arranged its entire debt ia a manner sah.-fac-torv to its rreihttir. nnd in a hiirh decree hoie.r- i able to the ndehtv nd r,.i faith of it rumens Etnsiv Ban-blrm.n. The WiochesterVirgia:au y t.tat .om twenty baraa must have beea b.rat m this aaa the adjoining counties since J r C? hvf BHi. in tJrtv.r l . . ." ''r.r) ctw anon is cnargw. a um ) a eriu.- bv.ium- . I 9 r mx -.iayer oi ?a'.Svi!i

For th Madison Courier, j Mr. Editor: iiy, referring to jour co!- ', uiiius it will be .cflienibered that a cali, j numerously signed, appeared some time : f-ince, for a nifs temperance convention, to : be he'J at the court-house in this city, on

the lotti of October, 1S49, for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend a State Convention at Indianapolis, on the IS ih j .jescrvina cause. It cannot te denied that, jn Qur Q w u as Wfcl M m Qlh various teniLerance organization nave eradually fallen into an unfortunate apathy, j j. he public mind mntbe re-awakened upPI1 l's important subject. New efforts ' J !IllUsl be fliade' or advantages which year? i OI" loil anJ labor 1,ave given the cause, will ' I lost by the constant activity of the foe. i The last year a year of pestilence and death has fearfully increased the number 0r the destroyer's victims. Thousands. ! who would have shunned the bowl as they j would the poison of the asp, under the control of an insane fear have rashly seized the intoxicating draught, as a cholera preventive, aroused the maddening influences of an old habit, but to drag out a drunkard's life or sink into a drunkard's grave! To escape the attack of a disease that could only kill the body, the deluded wretch rutii05 imo lhe jaws of a monster that fattens ul'" bolU FOul and bod! of his victim, There has Leen no lime iu may vears vvheu lhe influence of temperance men was ninre eded than at present. The only safeguard of the community is a well informed public opinion. This can be formed only by open, free discussion, Threw all the light upon the subject possitil .7 II' 1 I 1 I ,m' Ket'P ine Pu,c "ind awaKenea dv an Activity equal to the activity of the opposing interest, and the cause is safe. We i hope the call will be responded to by a. full j delegation from every township in the ; county. Z. The New Orleans Qieer Case Again. Our readers will recollect the extraordinary trial, at New Orleans, of Elize Clement, wife of P. Gallot, for forging the signature of Antoine Michoud, to a promisory note of 10,000 dollars, which took place iu the First District Court of that city in June last. The accused was arcquitted. On the trial she read a document to the iurv in French. accounting for the mann-r in which the became possessed of the note, and staling it was "a token f affection" from her old bachelor friend, Michoud. If this document hinted at an immoral consideration fur the note, the testimony of the sister of the prisoner, if it were believed, left but litlle room for doubt. Her husband, Pierre Gallot, has now brought an action for separation from bed and board, with a view to a final divorce, after the lapse of two years. The first ground ailedged is the history of the ten thousand dollar note, the husband crgn.g u.ml me iaoy pres-,n;e(i nerseii to mm , a, an honest and virtuous woman, and on the . . 1 : . . I. . . 1 - 1 J . II .... I vveuuing day nanced it to him as her dowrv, cecliring that sho received it from Michoud, as her share in hr-r 'grandmother's" succession, whereas she has since acknowledged it to be the price j of her di-hoi.cr. The petitioner says that in addition to her deception, both with respect to the . note, which he intimates was genuine, and her character, she had no right to affix thus publicly on his forehead the stigma of ridicule and dihon- . 0r. The other grounds for the separation are the outrageous ana n: -u'ting demeanor of 1 is wife ! oiiii ntr uLMiHiomneui 01 lueconiujrH J f domicile her consortine with persons of i lb 1 " f ti t to ' Highway Robbery. But a few davs ago, a man named Layman was stopped on the public road a short distance this side of Camminsville. It was just about ousk. He was on his way to the city on a load of charcoal, when three men jump up from an angle iu the fence, one of them catching hold of the bridle, of his horse, and one of the others demanding that he should ..... - i . i. : l . . - . u . i .. .... c . i. - t ' pay five dollars, before they would release him. ! Yesterdav Mr. Limaa recormzed one of them ! whose name is Winters, and he had him arrested j The case came before Esquire Pnellbaker, who held him to bail for his appearance at court, ! TCin. Enquirer, Ke.vttcky Conference. This body met in Sheibyvilie, in that State, last week The foilowine Pentlemea were elected delecr-ites to the General CoDventinn Pv H R ?..,- n T Crouch, II. H. Kavanaugh, T N. Ral.-ton. W II. ' Anderson, J C Harrison, and G W. Brush. The : i- . I - tr- A- A- i ui a r A onter-nce also elected two reserve delegates, as j ! fellows: Revs, S, A. Lt. and W. D. Trainer. "i your nam Lodj, irT" "WeU. itaiat I . . t Bot.Dg starter.

Akmy Intellickxcx. Official intelligence has been received at the War Department to the effect that on the 15th September, Gen. Twiggs, with Maj. Mackall, Capt. Casey, and a military g-uard from the 4th artillery, went in the steamer Col. Clay, to Charlotte harbor from Tarapa bay, and, according to appointment, held a council with the chiefs of the Seminoles, the place of

meeting being an old trading house at tha head of the bay, and within the limits of the Indiaa tercers of our army, on the 19th of the present month at Charlotte harbor. Up to the 23d of September, the steamer Ocean with the headquarters and five companies of the - th iDfdlry had not arrived at Tampa Ba it was supposed that she had put into Pensacola on account of a storm in the Gulf. The detachment of 158 recruits for this regiment arrived at Tampa bay from New York on the 16th of September. Company B, 1st artillery, from Fort Columbia, arrived at Pilatka, on the 24th September. Colonel Monroe of lhe 2d artillery, with his command, proceeding to Santa Fe, was at Council Grove oa the 9th Sept. Nat. Int. Foreign Items. The Queen of Naples has beea delivered of a princess who has been baptised by Pius IX- Her names number 32, the first batch being Maria della Grazia Pia. The Emperor of Russia has removed all the Russiau artists from Rome, after having ca'- sed their debts to be paid. The Printers of Rome are famishing. The Cardinal Triumvirate have told them that a few hundred had better starve than the minds of the whole populace be poisoned by their productions. The Constitutional Correspondent, by way of refuting the reproaches addressed to Prussia for keeping up too expensive an arm-, makes the following comparison : A soldier costs the State annually in Prussia, SCO, in Russia t8, in Austria 74, in France 113, iu England 170, aud in theUmted States of N. America 1?4. Not a single case of cholera has occurred among the Jews of London. This is attributed to their conformity to many salutary regulations of their own laws. From Texas. By the arrival here yesterday morning, of the steamship Galveston, Captain Crane, from Galveston the 20th ult., we have received files of the News to the date of her departure. We take the following from the News of the 19th ult. We have now official returns from nearly all the counties in the State. The total vote thus far stands as follows: For Governor Wood, 7,626; Bell, 9,769; Mills 221. For Lieut. Governor Greer, 9,151; Henderson, 6,256; Johnson, 770. For Commissioner of the Land Office Smythe 1 1 ,34 J; Ward, 5,644. For Congress Western District; Howard, 4,120; Pi!!bury. 1.135; Williamson, 2,97'!; McLeod, 721. Eastern District; Kaufman, 8,324; Fitzgerald, 301; scattering 62. Seizure of an America Steamer by the Cana dian Authorities. The Detroit Com. Bulletin of t,,e , j th ult Ravg that the ,teamboat Frankiirl) )iyill? between Delroit aild Saut Se Marje was seized that day on the other side of the river, by the Canadian authorities, for a violation of the revenue law. The complaint was that the F. had been in the hubit of lan ing at Round Island supplies for persons residing on islands acknowledged to beiong to Canada, in the vicinity of the mouth of the St. Mary river. Round L-land has alwavs been known, in that country at least, as belonging to the United States, and for years it ; has been the practice of boats carrying up supplies for Canadians in that section, to land them ... r . j i i,,j . j l. i r i c at Koutivl Island, undoubteclv ior the purpose of ; j i r i" u .l u uavoiding duties, and from which place the uihabi- ; tdn,s of the islands acknowledged as Canadians ! would take them. Round Island, in the Straits f St. Mary, is certainly, we think, American soil, and where the Franklin has of course an I undoubted right to land American goods, and if : thence they are carried into Bri'ish territory our neighbors must look to their own subjects. The 1 properly bonded by Colonel McKnight, ; the owner, and proceeded on her way to the ' t?aat. Capture of Slavers By thearriva' at Southampton, on the 14th of September, of H M. -hip Philomel, the Loucou Times of lhat date has advices from Sierra Leone to the 9i.h of Augu:-t 1 Tne squadron on the coast is represented to be h-a'thy, and the slave trade on the increase. The Philomel took a prize off Ambriz on the 1 0th of . July; the Firefly took two in the ear y part of the same month. The bouts of the Centaur, com- ; manded by Capt. Boys, crove oa shore, after a ! spirited chase of 9 hours, a large piratical felucca of three masts, 93 feet long, off Ambriz. The Philomel spoke about August 25, off Cape de Verde, harcue John Parker, of Boston, for CmIi-fn-ni. . iui uia An Irishman, after expatriating very warmly upon the temper and beauty of Lo'a Montes, was I asKeo u unecuti i smose l es, sir, sue Goeshe exclaimed, "and so does every ro'csuo per- , haps you'll show a4 iU lj cruic dri t't

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RPOTID KORTHI MADIAS DAILY COCRIER. O The Telegraphic reports published in the Courier are made up at 12, vi., each day in Cincinnati and published the same day in Macison. The Courier by this arrangement gives the accounts of the sales iu the Cincinnati market "24 hettrs iu advance of any other papr distribtrte in the City of Mncison. CINCINNATI MARKETS. Cincinnati, October 8 I, P. M. The river has fallen four inches weather pleasant. Flour, firm and unchanged. Whisky has advanced to 22c. Other articles unchanged. O Men when they desire to rule their fellows in an easy way, do so by means of incorporations. We never knew an incorporated company that I did not extend its powers and influences far beyond the intentions of its creators, and that did t not Dlav the sycophant when it was weak, or the : tvrant when it was strong. Soulier and reckless, armed with peculiar authority , and supported by legal fictions, it corrupts its own circle first, and then the community thatsurrounds it. Lik the leprosy, it spreads from the heart to the extremeties of the body, and finally dies a blotch, and is buried in polution. Associations without the power of the nation at their command are beneficial, and seldom injure their members or their neighbors; they are too weak to defy public opinion, and too poor to purchase it. They therefore accommodate themselves to the wants of the people, and thrive the best when they most assimilate to them. Virtuous, they continue uncorrupted; and honest, without temptation, they never make their bed in a den of thieves. No

widow curses them for their extortion, and no j- i inr .'or imp ,- i r r. d are p.- p.ir.dt.. etl'tict com- , ii- iii p'onese?. f xtend p n m. u!s, iir iUi t,ia. r I UBiueva In th weeping ojphan cries around their marble pala- (,riui- rai cuIP, r ,i,e rant, wii.cn tne lrteriNia oi gVnces for stolen bread. Wash. Union. Jtie eu i , vm inurmr may require thy mk na ; HAROKS I S1.1SS ThF.V EKFKCT 1 HE btl!llu (-SKVKB.

It is reported that a small mosque is to be built in Paris, for the u&e of such residents as profess the Mahommedau faith. Cargo of Grain. The Uncle Topy arrived at this port vesterdav morning from Dubuque, on . , . . . . r n i the Upper M.ssissippi, With a Cargo of iU,(04 j bushels wheat ; 253 do barley ; 200 do corn : and 200 bbls Hour. This is one of the largest cargoes of the seasoa. The officers of the boat report the river falling from Dubuque down, with 28 inches on the Upper and 30 inches water on the Lower Ilapids. St Louia Repub., 29. O" We understand that the time occupied by j the new steam ship Ohio iu making the passage ' between this city and Charlestown, was but 73 j hours, although she encountered cue of the sever- I est storm3 ever known on die coast. The time j was incorrectly stated in our paper of Satur- j day. N. Y. Cour. "Well. Stubbs, how did you amuse yourself last night, did vou attend the grand hop?" "Oh no' I j was engaged at a fancy ball 'Fancy ball why, - where the deuce was it?" "Oh, at home; my wife Fanny had the toothache all night, and a crying spell at that so you see that I have attended a Fan'C,-btlvi" An English journal mentions that the family of Oliver Cromwell has just become extinct in the person of Mrs, Kussel, daughter of the late Mr. Oliver Cromwell, the biographer of the Protector, from whom he descended in the direct line. O I am a true laborer. I earn what I eat, get what I wear, owe no man hate, ervy no man's happiness content with rm'farm; and the greatest of my pride is to see my lambs suck. Shakspeare. CTDid you ever see a stingy fellow who was J . . , not temperate from principle? or a fool who considered it respectable to jok ? or a vouncrladv whose age dnl not remain stationary after see had reached twenty? Did you ever? Xj As mud, water, and offals congregate in the lowest part of the ground; so, when there is a poor man in the village, every mischievous act is laid to his charge. XT From the annual report oftiie treasurer of the North Indiana Conference Missionary Society, we learn that the amount collected in Northern Indiana for missions, during the last year, was $2,432 4-. XT Atkinson's distillery and flour mill, in Peru, ... ... - . . f. , . , LI., weretoUlly destroyed by fire, on last wednesdav niht. 6 .-... i i .1 . . , IT "My ha -k is on the sea as the dog said when thev threw him overboard. , Our safety as eulogists lies among our commendations for the dead. HI?" God heals and tiie doctor Ukes the fees. A Toctching Parod? A poor brother Typo, out West somewhere, falling into the hands the Philistines, breaks forth in the following moving appeal : Sheriff, spare that press ! Touch not a single type: Don't put me in citre, To ick to me through life! 'Tis ail in ail t'J me If lost, what shah I do! : Then why not let it be! Oh, Sheriff !-boo'.-hoo!-hoo! OBIT U A'"'' The funeral of the Rev. Thomas J. Doyle, w ill take place to-morrow, afternoon, at two o'cit- k, from the residence of his father-iu-!aw, Mr. John Mclutyre, on Secona street. The. friends are invited W attend.

. . . f j Thk Ltit3. It is diverting lo ee Ue a i trip to and from the poet office. There - rQc5 ! marked difference in their, looks. So)' iritfi i with smiles on th 'f cheek, and blue re,-ed bil- ' 'r i.ul lildjux in their h.ds. Others come ook look-' '. ing vexed and disappointed, and seem o say, ; well, he w-' t write to me, "and ethers agirfrt simper and snitle because the letter did not happea lo contain as many tender lines &a their smatory , hunger called for. HP "I wouldn't marry an Eastern man, if I had1 i to live an old maid all my life I" exclaimed a bax

om country lass. "Why not?" demanded aa astonished compan-" ion. "Because every paper you pick up contains an accounts of the fiilwe of the Eastern tnalrs! " FA Fossil Ape is said to have been found late- ' ia lh BPPer terliar-v 8tmum at aP. Vt.s with the fossil elephant discovered by Professor Agassiz, in New England. WESTER N FIRE AND WATEKFIIOOF HOOHG COnPA.W, YV'Ot.'M) te.eti!"uil ii form the i if s of Madmon and virin ty.u.ai ',ey are now prepared to put on 'heahoYe i oof at i he rh.irtesi police, aud warranted u be equal t auy of the k ind ever u-wd. All orders left at Mr r. CARE'S WboV!e Lequor store. y. i I he promptly attended to. Principal c ffice at MoveJ C'-yveV Store, New Albany. Ind. OCt ditW-Jni EASTERN AND WESTERN ii i: it c a x r 1 1; A a t; c Y . PUR ni 'n-a'iti e con niuinly is M,f rw, thai hlemv. Klukedli Pi.tt Jr fusl.uf a W ill's -uee. 'pw Vork, 'oi l' ei 2-i'sd in ar'i t.,i,,r nH ,n,. p i.nrsii p d. l.is due fro i. n,erciim,Ls Hie country totbe eatf-rn t oimueic i a tuns. Imve la f tv n. srpa n,ir f.. i in y ii ay 1 1-ci, nsuiir-a ai ai i iHii- a w n nt eti.nzc, br :eucr p.j-t pa d. or in pis 01. 1 nr ir r xpn.i. ,-e o"f eat-r-rii iii- n and I u.-i '.f, ami (hir p si ion, ei.a'.le laem to do f if. r!ively; The a.laanta 'f- oi .uiafKi.cv need po oinn -nt. i;!:out leaving h me or tiUMin n, willMHit em-use t pe'.-o:ial iotn view, tie d'-bior inerchaiit In '.tie interior can in it ali'.i's srr,. na. d : o..iain ,tie be?t f as ero alvice: aid can asceitain the leelinuaof bi.pii. ern cred.tora El.DRF.t dR. rr.ATTfc STEWART, William Mrret, ,ew York. (ireein w (lftimMn. r, r n r ol Ii.n end G slrctls, at hou-eot J. Maron, J'., E i). Pam. TTouvtcn, V . S5 h J. Rnk, V. S. S. F.mi e l.a pi-re H K. A . Kp'cli, I. S. H. K n-k-, - I iatliam. (I. R. Hem y R -c, o . cr- f;, Si in i lu ' is 1 orier, l a' ii I I orri, I av I a K.nrii. -,n, 11 R T P' s ii v il. u. R. Vci iel,. d. H R Char e E. !uSrt. 11 R. T 1 1 'l1 i y r nv ,rd, J . KCnioii'l-i, B P l:atii i.. It. V Hell. I'n t( er panic, la.-.- will ! c:vi n t y p ira lot to the ui ders-jincd, who is prepaud to n ci ivt ano irahenul all 'iilli:e.-s. R. E ST R AT TON', Madison, 'ud. Loc' A ?T.t of r.',Jrr,'s, pia:t n Htewart. octedtf uitra, iAi.Mw, jjyi:, ,stc. AFOTHECAR ES' HALL, MADISON, IA. m -visti pan ru'arly to call t e ttti iiiion of Phy meiam, M'-rcliai.ts a-.d tlirt to mv wk .f t i'iei-i, beii j one tr.m w li.c'i nmy I e se.i ted, a I the low ftt. prices ; "',i"I'!, n,p "-,a B!m''e vchcokw. popu ar Paten! Medl- ' r I ii e-. ft I ( ol It- r r t. i-s4 r. .ai . . , . i . ....4 k.. i. i . . :'li ' quihiif-J jire a'l warrant d a-f rrj-.rpfei "f.-d, and when an arnc'e is wild a. no trf t na ny . Oi l reoai ce may be placed ! it aii-urh. W isnine io U'e ihe trad of ! ' as 1 B"1 rm-t .ai ;. to such ih proper induce- ; mentd in regard 10 purw will ' (.rT-'red. j AI I k for huver to inf rm t innclr of tb ; marnel an. I c ' I', orepn rs d lo i iirca e. Mionld my pri ce -"i il. I a ill I ben e d' a vie to do in v rart. Ti e m. re is ...i I i.e m nt n nde ,.f m ain Croa Street,. rcR.lv iposi e tie Bank, at ti e "ten of th' KEGS and MUKTAK. W M HttJH oct 5 d f Drugif :t. Tlie Indiana ISeMaurat, JVat St., .)Lidi$on, Intl. I rfpVlE Propri-'or f Hiw lii.nsc w u'd repectfu!Iy inII form n frier. , ai d Uie p )hc. I. ai tiatn every a-rai .rim-nt iiia.l- f ra-nlw on :lsf Re-iaura' I uninesn, pi' Of.'.il lo ivc u; on the rioro at n t. re, every t'ti e in til'? v i f rh i. c ruling and drink in which in lie,! ( kib-f.-tin.pj.ts ,.f i,m Hud: Wild ;nne, Preii F-d ''-f'. 'ii se I aid ni.j, l.o' 'em. I'rafc-. j a'-'in"- Ar- '-r J"ii H "iHii! 5r, Eng'ua Ore in. v-y rtc.-r;-,-... 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