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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

Marriage Contracte d Phiadelphie.-
Demande en- nuIIit6-Le 30 oc obre 1924.
un franGais, NJ. Henrion, epousait, devaDt
Iarchey6qae de Philadelphia, une dame
Chauveau, egalement fraDeaise. Lo ma.
rage fus celebre avec toutes les fonmaIItes
voulues par Ia Ioi du pays. Une file na-
quit de ce marriage. M. Heorion apres
avoir longtems reside aux Etats Unis, on
il s'6tait fait naturaliser, rayint en France,
solicita CT obtint do gouvernem6nt ga rein.
tGgratIon dams la quaIit6 de ~ftancais. II
s'6leya alors dams SOD esprit des doutes sur
la Validite dn marriage quill await contrac-
t6 a Philadelphia. En- consequence > il SO
presenIait devant la premiere chambre du
tribunal, en- demandant la nullit6.
L%'intentlon de M. Henfion, a dit Me.
Durand St. Armand, son avacat, nest pas
de Sc s6parer jamais de son epouse i?
sill demande aujourdhui la nuIlit6 de son
marriage pour en- contractor immediate.
ment un autre, qui soft a l'abri de
tout reproche aVec la femme don't vous
Paurez s6pare un instant ; c'est pour assn.
rer a ieur enfant un etat incontestable
d'enfant legitime.
Du reste, sans aucun doute, 10 maria e
est null ; IL ma pas etc preeed6, en- France
par des publications prescrItes par la loi
il a etc ceiebre settlement devant I'6veque
de Philadelphia, eft il aurait do I'etre en-
meme temps deyant le consul ~francais.
Me. Arronson presente queIques obser-
vations en- favour de Nine. Henrion, ct
soutint la validit6 du marriage.
Me. Mahou, avocat du roi, concIat au
reiet de la demaude.
LIE tribunal, conformement a ces con.
illusions, declare que Ie marriage etait va
liable, ct deboute N. Henrion de ga deman.
de en- nulIite.-PresSe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

ELEcTIoNs-D'apres la proclamation du
gouyerneur, lie vote sur padoption GU reiec-
ton de la constitution sera pris lie premier
Iundi de novembre dams tout l'etat. Dams ce
district Felection pour membre du Congress
sera tenue CONNIE 4 Pordinaire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

On lit dams lie MarksvilIe (AvoyelIe)
Villager "Delhosse ct Green, tous deux
habitant l'embouchure de la Riviere Noife
comparaissaient ces jours derniers devant
I'hon. w Fl Ddnall, sous l'accusation
d'avolr tire une arme a feu sur IN nomme
Briggs bucheron sur la riviere rouge-sa.
voir Delhose CONNIE principal ct Green
CONNIE complete. q P Waddell remplis.
salt les fonctions d'avocat de PEtat, ct R.
Cushman etait charge de la defense
apres examen il q etc decide qu'ils dome.
raient caution, le premier en- $500 ct le
second en- $500 pour assurer leur compa-
rution aux prochaines ~assises.
On Sc rappelle quill y %quelqnes mois,
Briggs ayant demand6 du whiskey chez
DeIhosse ct n'ayant pu % obtenir, sen fat
MISUNDERSTANDING dams la mutt, frappa
ct tira un coup de fusil au moment OH ION
ouvrait. Biessant du coup madame Del
hose ct causant pressure Ia mort dun en-.
FAINT qu'elle allaitait-Delhosse ne pouvant
Sc faire rendre justice par les autorites, Sc
seya fat Justice a lui. meme. On croft que
Briggs ne Sc r6IeveFa pas de sa blessure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

D'apres une lettre reeao en- vile du
Commodore Rousseau, il parait quill est
posltiVement nomm6 -au commandment
de la station du Bresil. lie Com. Rous.
seau monte la fr6gate Columbia, pour la
quelle il a choisiEcomme capitaiDe de pa
villon I'm de aes anciens amls ct I'm de nos
meiIleuEa oficieFs, NJ. Richie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

ARRETE par Henry Carrie, d environ
IL miles de Baton Rouge, un bGuf bianc
ct noir, age d'environ 3 ans, crop ct IN.
derbt dams une o%reilIe, ct one fente dams
pautre, marqu6 au fer sur lie cote du chif.
fire. 4. LIE proprietaire est requis de- 10 re.
tirer en- So conformant la Ioi.
J r DUFROCQ,
aug. 10 % RaDgeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

LIE general Houston Sc promene dams
rAIabama ct il Y fat de temps a autre
quelque discours. Dams une derni6re oc.
casion il a declare qu'au Texas, "dans
toute vile de cling cents ames, il Sc trou-
vait deux cents loaters." Duel cbarmant
pays celia doit faire
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11
POTDS Dill PAIN

Fixe parle maire pour 10 semainesuivznts,
La Farine etant a "a 10 le baril, o. once
de pain pour dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11
PIEUX.

LIE sOussign6 desire achster une quaint.
to de bons pisux, livFables sur son habiis.
ton a 2 miles ct demi audessous de Ba.
ton Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
aodt 80 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

lie New York Journal of Commerce dit
qu'un NJ. Szadecki Went d'6tablir une fa-
brique d'essence de cafe. Un quart de
bouteille de Get essence qui codte rs sous,
peut donner jusqu'a deux cents tasses do
cafe,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

CoURToIsIE DUNE EscADRE ANGLAIs.-
Ertrait dune lettre dat6e
Matte, ID aodt 1915.
Corvette Plymouth, capitaine Henry,
est partie. II y a quelques iours, de ce!te
lie pour MarseiIIe ct Mahon.
"Pendant que lie capitaine Henry, We.
nant de Beyrouth, faisait la quarantine
de douze jours lmpos6e a tous nayires We.
nant de Svrie, il Wit un ordre du departe-
ment de la marine ordonnant que les pa.
giIlons de tous les ~nayires de guerre fus.
sent Kisses a mI.mat ct qu'une salve fun6.
bre fdt tree, en- temoignage de respect
pour la memoire du heros ct du grand hom.
me d'Etat Andrew Jackson, don't on We
matt dams cette lie d'apprendre la mort.
CONNIE un reglement positif en- cette
rade purte qu'aucun navlre en- quarantains
ne pourra tlrer du canon, le capitaine Hen.
ny ne put obeir a Get ordre. En- cons6.
quence, il remit au Is Juliet cette cer6.
monte funebre qui cut lieu alors. Ausslt6t
que le vice-amiral, sir Edonard Owen, Wit lie
pavilion du Plymouth hotter a mi.mat, II
engoya d bord un officer s'enqu6rir du mo.
tiff pour lequel il etait ainsi hiss6. A midi,
au premier coup de canon, les paViIlons de
tous les nayires aBgIais en- rade fureDt
abaiss6s ct resterent ainsi jusqu'a la fin de
cette lriste c6remonie.
"J'ai mentionne cette Circumstance com.
me etant I'm homage des plus mobiles rem.
du par une nation forte ct puissante a la
memoire dun des plus grands hommes du
steele.
Il ne me reste pIus qua ~ajouter que lie
Plymouth a etc regarde par tous les.An.
glais quI FONT examine, CONNIE IN chef
d'guvre d'architecture ~naVale, ct que Ie
capitaine Henry ct ses officers ont reeu
ici l'accueil lie plus 1atteur-Je suis &c"
lima pas etc public, en- Allemagns,
dams I'annee 1914, moins de six mile iyres
ct pamphlets dams toates les branches scien.
t%ifiques. LIE quart de cos ouyrages traite
de mati6fes ~theologiques, dc ct
d'ouvres de piete: neuf cents volumes
sont specialement consaeres a la theoIo-
gle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11


Pension ct instruction par an
payable d'avance $3.50
Extremes de 6aI0
Langue FRANCHISE sac
EspagnoI, ItaIien ct latin, chaque 6
Piano $40 Guitar IS
Bla nchissage par mois 2
Lit eft fourniture de lit l
Musique vocale-grstis
L'instltution sera ouverte pour la re.
ception ~desjeunes demoiseIles le Ter. Iun.
di de Septembre.
Pour references, voyez la partie augIaise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11
AVIS.

Mr.. ct Madame Fuertes ayant rinten.
ton de s'etablir dams cette vile, Informe
respectueusement leurs patrons ct amis
qu'ils ont loue In maison appartenant d
NJ. TG Morgan, ci.devant occupee con-
me lie " Bureau des terres" OH il so propo.
sent d'etabIlr IN institution pour rinstruc.
ton des ~Jeunes demoiseIles. Files pour
ront etre admises soft CONNIE ecolieres
extremes ou p~ensionnaires. On portera les
SONS les plus assidus d leur education ct
Ieur conduife.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11
QUEST ATO ROUGE.
Nh. L'EpITEu R

Mn. L'EDITEuR
Vcus etes autorise a announcer Mr. III.
BnRsERoN comme candldat pour la place
de sheriff pour Ia p~aroisso d'Ouest Baton
Rouge sous In n~ouvelle constitution.
I'm grand aombre de D0tdhS
Vous 6tes a~utoris6 a annoncer M, ADO
MS HEBERr CONNIE candidut pour la place
de grefier dc Ia oour do 4e. district sous
Ia n~ouvelIe constitution.
In grand nomJre de UotaHs.
Vons Gtes autoris6 a annoncer NJ. J V
Durable CONNIE candidat pour Ia place
DO gretier dc la cour du A.. district sous
In n~ouyelle constitution.
Pro bono pabl'co.
Mr.. L'EDITEuK.
Venillez annoncer Mr. O Labauve com.
mo candidat pour g%relfier de la coir dn 4e.
district, nc 'assulettIssant aaucune conVen-
lion va que s'il est 6Iu, il veut etre 10 scrvi.
teur imm6diat de tout 10 peupIe, sans dis.
t~inction de parti.
EI ultimo reiado sera Ell primero rectUido.
Nix. L'EprrEUR.
Vous Gtes autorls6 d'annoncer NJ. WI.
~leneuve Blanchard CONNIE cnndIdat pour
Ia place de Sheriff pour la p~aroisse d'Ooest
Baton Rouge, sous la nouvelle consIitu.
ton.
Tn grand nombre de uotans.
Veuillez announcer NJ. Louis Lafton CONNIE
candidat pour coroner pour la paroisse d'Ou-
est Baton Rouge, sous la ~nouvelle c%onstitu-
iion.#
PtusieurS Totans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

SAL AMMoNIAc EFT CARToN.-pour les Ma
chimes a vapeur. a yendre par
IL oct-36. STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11
.MNsIQUE.

lie seussigue a~rriYant dc la nellie. Orle.
ans, ct ayant Pintention de &c fxer dams
cette vile, offre SEES services aux babjtaps de
Baton Rouge et de SEES onvirons, CONNIE pro.
fesseuT dc musique vocal ct instrumental.
(Piano et Guitsre.J II eapare par ses con.
naissances dans Get ART II snn extreme 6detitL
dams Accomplishment de ses deyoirs meritef
les suiIrages des persouneR qui I'honorenf de
cur ronianco. II accordcra les pianos a nm
prlx modert.
PAX D'~INsTRUor1oN.
pr. mois.
LeGons particuli6res (Pianos) ct
n'usique vocale trois leeons par se-
maines, So 90
do principe de musique ~vocale, IL 90
do sur Ia guitare, 8 90
do sur le pianos en- c~lasse, 2 eco.
liers gu plus, chaque, 7 90
DO mnAlque vocale en- classe 3 90
do particuli6res en- francais, 6 90
DO en- classe, 4 90
do particulleres en- Espagnol, 6 90
do en- classe 5 90
lis Informent superintendent leurs pa
qu'hs desirent regler tous les mofs.
A X FUERTEs,
REFERENCES.
Rev, Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.. Bonaecaze,
. Mr.. J PelIlips, Col Malta.
B Mr.. +. offre a vendre un assortment
te muslqne nouvelle, auasi que plusieurs in-
de differences eppeces, tells que
inttes, g%ujtares, Aagtolets 81 une grahde quun-
lite de cordes pour piano ct guitar, de premi-
5re qualit6.
II est pref a executor des ordres pour des
de premiere qualite, quill pourra
ionner au Prix de la Nouyelle Orleans
aoGt 3 26
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

S~ARD1NEs.-a vendre par
III oct-36. STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

A VENDRE.
PEsE SIRoPs, pour poser lie vim de came
a vendre par STEPHEN HENDERSON.
II oct-36. p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-11

Piusieut'S Eotans.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
The q. 3. Marsha II.

Since the appearance Of our last nsmber, we
have received letter fronaths gentleman, n
planaiory Of the charge Psefcred against him
ofhaving, in his sclectian Of Jurors for the US.
Court, for Jefferson county, apparently endes-
vored to make diversion in favor Of the koco-'
foco candidate for the State Legislature.
This charge was, at the request Of some eiti
zens Of Jefferson, alluded to, BY ms, in spsra-
graph, which appeared in our paper Of date Sep
'ember 10, but was promptly corrected On Our
next number, BY giving Mr. Eetcher's espluns-
ton as il appeared in the Sesihron, which was
perfectly satisfactory to i.', and ~e believe to
all Of our readers.
We are fully convinced, FROM the exPlans-
ton Of Mr.. Fletcher himself and FROM the
statements Of gentlemen with whom We have
since convsrsed, that abe charge ongipsted in
error, and that in this trsnssction Deiiher Mr..
r. or his deputy nave been guilty Of any i'm
proper act, or Influenced by any di.honOrab.s
moiive..-fhd tiitsps -aaH
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
Melancholy suicide of E1-spear white,

We are panied to learn that the Hon
orable John White, had, on Monday evening,
committed suicide in blowing his brains
out with pistol. The intelligence was the
more startling from the character Of the dstin-
guished dead. He was cool, determined, SELF
poised, brave, and act Of this kind would have
been expected as soon from any one in our
state as from John White. We have no further
particulars than tn At some time in the forenoon
Of Monday he told his family that he would re-
tire to his room, and wished 10 be priv tie, not
to be interrupted. He did SO, and about Q
O'Clock the report Of a pistol was heard, aud,
upon going into the room, il was found that he
had put an end to his existence by placing q
pistol against his right temple and blowing q
ball through his head. Pecuniary embsrrsss-
ment is assigned as the cause, though nothing
had been discovered, when our informant left,
which Indicated the reason.----Lou. Journal
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18

We learn from encouragement Freeman
who has just returned from Carroll circu it court
that he has obtained judgment against six of
the sureiies Of R. c Graves, on his treasurer's
bond, for the sum Of fly one Dioasa'id eight hun
dred and rirty. five dollars and Jorty-'eren cents.
This covers the principal and interest OF the de-
falcation up to the date Of the judgment. Two
Of the surities have died since the suit was COM
menced, and suit has been directed BY attorney
general against their administrator----Retor-
uler,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
Public Land Money-the course of the
Democracy of Mississippi.

DemotfuCy VI hisstscippts
1t will be seen by the following, that the
State OF Maine has at last agreed to accept her
share of this money. There being a surplus
fund in the U. s. Treasury, arising from the
sale of the public lands, the Wings passed a
law to divide it among the States, as the lands
belonged to them, in order to prevent it's being
squandered by Swartwouts, HAIRLESS and Prices.
Nearly all the States accepted their shares AID
applied them to various purposes, principally
in establishing public schools within their
limits, but the Locofoco party kicked up a
fuss because Mr.. Clay had it done, and some
Of the States refused to accept it. The people
OF the dissenting States, however, as they be-
gan to understand the question and divesi
themselves Of party prejudice on ihs'sobieci,
demanded that their representatives should sc-
ccpt their shares, and one by one the Demo-
cratic States which refused, have been compel
ed to yield to the public voice, until poor Mis-
sissippi is left nearly alone in her glory. When
will the people Of this tax ridden State do as
Others do, and instruct their representatives to
receive their sNaress
The Democratic Legislators Of Missouri pre-
fer borrowing money from the Democratic
State Bank to pay the expenses Of the State
Government, rather than receive this fund, be-
cause II is an offering from a Wing Congress
Poor Old Virginia, standing upon her old ground
Of distractions, strict constructions and State
rights, prefers to keep 10000 Of her citizens,
above the age Of q yesrs, in Ignorance Of the
alphabet, rather than receive her share; and
prosS, repudisiing Mississippi. By her pure, IN
spotirs, anra,peoied, virtuous and homes Loco
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
PWET g "


n ny MpsTHAK ~ q
"a. = - ~ szss1xE toysR! g Y ~ :. Z
There. WA pl.as. Blood ,ses ! rsass9s
And ,bsts I vote 80 sseesss. .aHe Bsish, fairy
tales aidelk rs ,es'
And sssAswoias "a ss.d sdSsst a~sre sis'n
with iss tome, & 4
whsnI swas in that happy fisess.-apon NY
y mothers knee. ]. Il (
when fairy tales wsis ended, &C., niehf,s
chs 10 lily said, 4,
And kils'd, and Mid ne dowsso deep, si'kia
my siny bed; sgsss
Anahoiy word sks t.usbt ~ lsus~ne!einh
Iyst can zoe sss's ~
Her angel eyes, = close kpsss aedsu NJ
mothers hHee. $780,
; IN the siskpssf y ~ sAiIdh Of
Il. y .sa - !. i, ss,s -
Whss deshs sad dsnsst ssiJ ~ aosu--
fhen pissdins ~ fer M ss. < -. I. I
1t wsss fsrsspt prayer % RsSysn that mt my
mothers KNEE -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18

We have St. Louis paper % the 4th
inst, from which we learn nothing further from
the Mormon war, except ths, Governor Ford
Of Illinois has issued a proclamation stating
that the citizens Of Missouri and Iowa are in
terfeing in this war, and that IL they do not
stay at home, he will punish every one that he
can cslrh-pTcksb-ry Whig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18

Youhave all heard dear readers, Of the houl
est Jewel Of the Emerald Isle who refused y
venture up the fourth story Of the st. Charlie
hotel, beeaxse aw@ not injured
Veil, We met a.customer the other day who,
par-a-iist him. We crawled down Main street,
Watcher, to cheer ourselves up by looking Il
the kindly faces or our frcnds--we entered !
store upon the heels of an interesting indisi d.
al, from the dark corner Of old Frank Iin7-hs
looked around upon .he stock ---ppIlea gu, pa
Per---and observed to the salesnan Il have /
n'emberanadlcn here, sir2 for to fil.'s Tho va
rious goods were exhibited with al due form--
soft soap, and delicate compliments ss 10 hi
taste, &c He priced the goods, laid ssps q
side--but finally, just as the mouth Of oos ~.
complished salesmsn Waswaleeioa Ni,h ~ ~
~ Of q Gt 49, hn,fxir. n ! = q x<111
stepped back FOOT or so---placed his arms T.
kimbo, and deliberately, in most tragic tone,
asked, 'are The goods adrertsed, arr"
It was a settling question nd for the first
time in twelve months, the man Of oily tongue
was made to stammer and to blush, and to an
So er NO!
"Stranger" said he of the dark corner, 81
Praciy'e the rule of buying goods that are ad-
vertsed---for the man that don't advertise is a
kind of an Ins7gier-ram-mu,, what don't know
what's what; and if he don't advertise, it look
as if he didn't care about selling, or was a
fraid to show his goods.
The Boys on Main street must not locate this
inkling of an incdent---fOr if you do!
ConeOrdia hteihgeneer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
POLITICAL.


1xIrSfleX 49," n0H0l 1TTUHN An 10y
Xk& -2zSW ~ 1uc='a -------
h1oat nzSpaordinary Book.
= 4ksssre Of prfe6ts lettcrs and pqpers.
0nesofthe most extraordinary publication
lssts the N. Y. Express of the 2Sd ult., VII
{3sid uponso table yesterday, which we hav
evsr6een called to revi wv. It'purports to b
xshsiiyes and opinions of Benjamin Frs II
lbutler, and Jesse Hoyt, with snecdotes or n
\ Biographical sketches Of Sic hen Allen, Geors
b. Barker, james Gordon Bennett, Samuel 4
u Bets, Isaac W. Bishop, r. r, Blair walss
z BOVINE, e. g. sams rslsag. Mose.L. can,ins
4 croswell. Isaac Kible, corpelius W. Law
y rance, Isaac q Lcakc, Charles 1. Livingston
IEdwasd Livingston, VIM l.. Marcy, M. M
4nab, sThaddsus Phelps, Elijah F. Purdy, Ro
!! gef Skinner, Peter W. spicer, Samuel Swart
}'webN Esos T, Throop, Henry UisheeGsr, JOLT
Yan ,Bu1en. Merlin Van Huitb, Pfospsr M
IL Rstm6re. Camrbeil r. White, Levi Woodbu
nv, 6ilas Wright, Ssmdel Young, and then
triends and political associares, by Vim. L Nc,
1 Kspsie, Cook & Co., publishers, Bostor''
"A Ane "Hte' - u uisunguhsneu bocoIcco, one
|pf The political refugees, whom Mr.. Van Duren
endoihers petfed af!er the Canadian rebellion,
Land introduced to pubic consideration in this
[6tate. He published :for some time weekly
|newspspsr in this city. In Canada he filed !
[Gnske him ill yet larger place in the United
|1tates. No work that hus bees printed here,
will have SO great run ;--for II introduces US
~ encsinfo every bosom Of Locofoc osm in the
1fsse Of New York rom 1916 up to 1895, and
Envelopes a species Of polltieai charIstsnry and
|1fschisvelis the like Of which has never been
Afrslled on earth.
The book opens with the Hon. D. F. Butler,
Mr.. D. having been born in Kinderhook and
|schooied in M. Van Buren's Law Office. Inc
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country ~ Hyf,, -. x..s,,.,,j "a 3
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s.sstiop 81 this II. t,ts,io,, i. p,.r Az, -
fsekfv. rsx sSrst. Il n !. n,.ssl $50 4. y
'bs,tsr s.tissxa x ~ AZ. ,,,n !, =
tksn sbev !. ar -, i, !. :, 49,, $500
spd he r6s6,. = - - ~ vs.. -. -, 49,
'wsgsskow = sss,ssl., ~ Z, /, -. a,.rs.. I,
~ ssssi,lj,b 800 &, . : - -, n. .......s.
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