)}&@^ {;`?@ (`@,( ^{?}# $`{+^ `;#:^ ,(`@? }#`:^
;[^`= ){*`! }#@`{ %^.[: ^;;)@ ){{#+ !^:;? }#={}
,;}+^ @(){* `!}#@ )@!#@ ,(^{? }#$`{ {}@+^ `;#:^
)@,(^ {?}#$ `{{}@ ^.[:^ ;;)@) {{#+! ^:;?} #:={}
,_^%* ^);}& `+^`* :^`{% #{;`@ );&`$ @}:?= ){%..

Second of the substitution ciphers in the notes.
Clues:
-- The .. is padding, and the padding symbol is x.
-- Both occurences of . in the real text are preceeded by ^,
   and ex is the most common digram of type *x.
   Also ex usually commences a word.
-- The sequence ex[:e;; or ^.[:^;; could be express;
   this sequence occurs twice.
   exited d-... for anyone?