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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
HEART EENDIN6 q
FIRE AND Less

We are called upon
flictine calamity which
morning. last 10 The toEa Z.
Mr Seymour F Baae-
situated upon what Is ca
thal town, was auakfd q
iom being sudocaird
rns hsd oui ofthe house
aud ii small ctild, whta
The upper paa Of his boas
If MS chilirsa, was DO t
o. tie chiIdien; a young
ped front the window @. ls
fathers assistance, drfal.-
Mrs. Benedictreiuraa
saving The children, her
her into The house. and 2
moment when the rogf o....
burying in the fiery rula'
fre chIldrsn. all Of-whoa
young girltbat escaped
died on Sabbath evening
her buns. Thus, from
disneDsation have The SOUS
and six children winged
God that gave them. as
her life from the Impulse
Y hicn a mother only can -
This sad afflicliOn was
mental faculties Ofihe hasl-.
o bear-and Mr. B. IS noE
sd.-Cin. Gazette
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

NATIVE AMERICANIsM.-It Is remark
aase NHa WAT aaamnlsy and without com
satiation the Lbef:y Press throughout, TIE
country nave simultaneously come out II
opposition to the avowed principles Of the
Natlve American panty Il is evidence that
some fundimenia! principle regulates ghe
whole. hat principle IS, "NhatSoever ye
would that men should do 10 VOC. do G q.
ven 50 10 them" And true Li5ertv men
SEE readily thai even a foreigner Is bfoth-
er, the San oftae same Heavenly Fastaeg,
having equal rights with hin 70 iils, liberty
aud the poisa:t OF happiness. IChri>.ilu
Poliaiciln
Each one TO his likin2; but We give il
our opinion, taat f0r long tine past, tag
l'leh AboIi.i5niet, through their leaders.
have had perfect understanding yith those
VINO have controlled The Abolition vote.
Last fall, Daniel O'Conneli wrote a mos,
d. nnaciatory letter to committee OF lrish
Repealers a; Cincinnati commanding them
as irlsdmtn il America, 10 nse al their ef
tarts % abolish slavery, a1d even 10 cot3nrl
the Congress uf.the Uaie1 55asas 10 iesei.se
the petition OF the slave for his oVa ii5esa.
toa Tt4nefi.an Ensi0n.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

THE AMERICAN DEMoCRAT AND
WE2LLY COURIER is the title ola weekly
newspaper printed at Louisville, Ky. by
Edwin Bryant and w r. Haldeman ], Is
a large mammoth sheet, and devoted to the
cause of Native Americanism. Subscrip
ton go per anuum invariably in advance,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Young Sir. Combs son Of Gen Leslie
Combs oi Kentucky. who VAS some months
since a prisoner in Mexico. and WHO has a
plantation on the Mississippi river near the
mouth Of Red River. was Killed on Tues,
day afternoon last by a man named O'Beu-
is who has plantation contiguous to that
Of Mr.. Combs The circumstances arr djf
frcnlly related and we do notIeel autl oriz, d
20 relate pafucularly any account that ve
nave heard, as yet. The parties came 10
gether in the road between their plantations
s!r c beiog accompanied by Il friend,
when O'Blenis saot AIr & ia the ltg and
in the head-O' 8Ienis Immediately LETT,
and was in this place on Welnt tSduy. 3e
IS said 70 have ieft here on "Wednesday eve>
nlug, ,-Ntlckez Courier
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
Naive Republican Principles.

The principles OF the Native Amer
team Party are these and no other
Thai the elective franchise should be preser-
we'd Pure and IncOrrupfed, cost what II
may.
That no Foreigner should be Nat
ssraIfz~d until he shall have resided in the
country twenty one years, and laws
passed 10 prevent them from obtaining ceTiih
cafes, until that fact be fully shown
That no laws shall be passed To dIveSt foreign
eTs of any rights they have already acquired
but that no foreigner who may come hereafter
shall be permitted to hold any office, unul he
shall have resided in the country twenty one
years.
That all men have right TO be protected in
their CIVIL and RELIGIOUS liberty, no matter from
whence he NAV come, and that people have
right 10 assemble and discuss subjects In which
they may feel an interest without interruption.
That we do not close our ports against the ad-
mission Of fore IgnerS and offer them protection
from persecu iiOn-we give them ali The pIivile
ges granted 10 them By The constitution-aS long
as they are protected in person and properly,
thew shonld not complain, BRt when they
iutermeddle with the Government.
before they have resided amongst
us twenty one yearS--bul not liil lbeh-
we cry hold!
mot that love Cesar less,
But that love Rome more"
Nv cOUNTaY May she Arrays be an IN
7ight-bHt right 1cr0ng, my e0nntry!'-
Com. Decatur.
"Agaiad the iHSidiOus ariles Offoreign iHfLa-
enee cOajpre you TO beiere me, tstLOD citteeRs)
the jealousy Of free people oRght to be constantly
nrake; since history ami experience PT0rs mat
foreign influence IS Of the most 6GHe}Ht jose
OF a republican goUerHmcHt-"
WaShington'S Farewell Address.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

The New Orleans Tropic of the | lth
Inst says .-"The learned and eloquent Dr.
Hawks has accepted the call Of the vestry
of Christ Church in this city, and will
preach on Sunday morning in Canal Street
Church, and in the afiarnoon at St Paul's
church, Camp Street.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

We had the pleasure of attending the Con
cert al the Presbyterian Church on Monday
night last, and were much pleased with the
performance of Mr.. Webb's juvenile class.
So far IS we are capable to comprehend
music, Mr. w. is certainly "a con- petent tea
cher of that interesting science. Vocal mu.
sic has hitherto been too much neglected a.
mong the young; the consequence is, that
one of the most interesting portions of sa-
cred worship has. to great degree become
Stale and uninteresting Ii is the experience
of all who attend divine service, tha, no mat
ter how fervenl the prayer. or how eloquent
the sermon. ifthe singing be without life
or music, none will be edited in feeling or
warmed at heart We humbly trust that
those who have the charge of children. and
desire good singing in the churches of the
place, will make the small. sacrifice nece<>
sary to retain Mr.. Webb, for a few months
at least, that the rising generation may be,
come more harmonious and musical tha,
the present.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
WAR DErAErNlI u

Instructions q tls
tie Inspector Gea,F1l-
alry lelthe regulations r
ing officers 10 engags RCD. g
ior this corps, aad ,arse
known characters aal a--
I'd.
| VIII, alta future un
lhe opinion Of other sa=s
lhe revolution, i1 rggauioH
their Frophdic ieafsai
which Il Is aow Tro1ut1s
lican institutions. Nt.Ia
FOR rs, as we have a~aet-
that At Is uog noW TOO .4.e
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
"THE BIRD AT SEA"
BY WI. a. HOWARD.

BY WI. a. HOWARD.
Bird cfthe far and,
What has caused thee,
TO spread Thy trail wtass DER
fhe treacLerous Sea-
ar thou nor weary
Win watching ana Gisht?
Bird ofihe fgr land,
Alisat, 4 gat.
Why hasl thou wandered
Away from thy nest,
To be wrecked on the heaving Seas
Bilowy breast?
The frewa OF the tempest
Hangs over thy d d5ghtt
Bird ofthe far land.
AEshr. Alight
Thou hast forSa ken
1hy Mate ana Thy home,
Forlh- s.orD's hing spray,
Aaata wave, Waiting foam.
We ga aroaDd chee,
SD - 1ay f'.glal
Bird Vi iae iaf land,
AIlsat, Aigat.
Storm pint howlirom
Their C~veS ntae See,
Hoar>e huHders utter,
T4eir dread symphony.
Gaa>,ly shades scowl Though
The lurid twilight.
Bird The far laaI
AIght, Alight.
The tempest has sent forth
L, haIbinser blast
O'erthe sea rolling Ship
And the winj-bindiag mast.
The waves a:e all flashing
WI -N-.eor light;
Haste thee. oh haste thee!
Alight, Alisht.
Thou trenbIest poor Iost one;
Bat none shall molest,
To bear thee away from
Thy safe place OF rest.
When the winds have all hushci,
Aad The skies are al! brisht.
81 III then on o ne green spot
AIight, AHeh.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Our neighbors of The Guard NAV rest
contented, rs we assure them. that. had we
not been proof against the comtusible maj.
ter contained in locofocoism. we would have
been blown sky high long since.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Bisaop Onderdonk has been found gaiiy
by the allowing vote:
GUILTY Bosbops Chase, Brownell.
Hopkins. Smith. Mcllvane, Polk, Lee,
Jones. E.assburn, Henshaw. F'feeman-ll
Add the three presenting Bishops Meade
Olev. and Eiliou-l4.
Nor GUILTY Ives, Doane, hemper.
Da Lancey. Whi:tlng ham.
Ia searching over our old papers. we found the
manuscript of the following beautiful verses
which were written b. an esteemed relation on
The Gulf of Mexico, on his return from Texas 70
the United S.aies TIE occasion was visit
paid the vessel by small bird Of the land spe
cies Oar readers vii perceive that the Iine>
were intended 10 resemble the style OF Mrs. He
mans. in her .Bird at Sea" and 10 80 70 the
same tune
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

DECISION OF THE HOUSE OF B.sHoPs-
B1shop onderd0ak fouud Guiitu.-The fol
loving from the n York Herald of the
81, is conf imed by the other New York
qaPeFs :-Nem. Eng
Yesterday, at 3 O'Clock. the investigation
n relation u CERTAIN chaiges preferred "a
g3iast Bishop Oader1onx. terminated m m .
rendition oithe verdict OF the court The
Bishop was found guilty on all the specifca.
tons IN the presen'ment. except one. On
which the testimony was ofspcb a charae.
ter that It could not be enteftained Yhs.
vote was etecen tor a finding of guilty" and
sac OF not guiity"-a result very nearly
that which wc predicted a Few davs a,a
Ihe court Will meet again This dav, f5r he
pdrpose OF pronoancias sentence. and the
Bishop will have the privilege of s:at!n9
reasons IN arrest Of Judpmenr. Il Is d sired
oy the Bishops who voted against him. ,hat
bishop Onderdonk would 3fer his rtsisna.
'lon. But this, 1t IS well understood. he
will not do
Ia lbe mean tine, the friends oftbe pisb.
op are dellberaling on their course Il !
almost dfcided by them to call convenl;o,,
oithr D.oeese Of New York. for me mr.
pose OF makiug fesolote and unlted NOV.
ment n dsfencr oflhe Bishop
LATER FaoA sIExIco RI. b.;e .o..s.
1ef "a p'ain i5aiser, arrived u port 4st eye,
'lhg Il days ffom Campaacbv The Can.
an :, informs rs fhat he brings no papsfs
re states, however. thar the revolt!tfas, va
sun progressing, aud that Santa Anna ra
manned al Qsereiaro, hemmed IN bV tbat,yo
aspiring parties each d.snandjno the ee,,8as
.neat of MS account with the Government
II T also states thata number of vonnr a,a,
( fooai tour or five huudfed) had msycha4
agains; Fobasco. and bar the citv Rad hen
feyoiuiionlzed, aud declared In f,vor ofthe
Rew or federal pa " = Ores. Cnu IN
Santa Anna. II iS.sai1. iias invested fiva =.
SIX 1nliions OF dDil1rs in England shan ! /
re i''es oe against bin, he will retire - |
i.at country. 'e'''e % |
Ihe ioaoloeo senator, from Onslow coon>
y ~ the N9rh Carolina Legislature. ia.
'een expelled from that BODY. for tskin9 his
eat under forged eeni6-ate
We We're fleased to see the promp. and
business like manner in which he polie.
1'uFt transacted the business of n,
-oun,y on Monday last.
ne communication of our Nen,l;.
respondent Is welcome to onr r.
ne canse OF Native Ameificanism basl.
;" ADLER advocates than "P."
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

The Supreme Court of the T. s. have
decided that they have noJurisIiction in the
case Of Dorr; consequently he will remain
in the employ ofthe government of r. |.
and President Polk will have to look out
for another individual to fill the office of
Secretary of War in his cabinet.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

ne 'aoer IS referred 10 the card IF Nessrs
'aaHail q Webster, which will be seen IN
a"os'er column. We know them to be
gooo wofkmen and fully able to perform all
they promise in their card.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

ne ofackgHoTd " ho thought to insult MS
oy writing few vulgar sentences on our
last paper and sending il to Tom FaIconer,
has mistaken his man.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Ic Jgta Q IIsas4-r
}ia:-Sir-s Ym
4'azi- "A = asitha- -p,Il.r..
boa i,ean wei tear
civil or miitafg walks.
Is a species ofSsli>i#r
officers ,hmca8n0t
ing Injustice % men
mong our own 2om,rraa
andJastiy, where there s1.
OF experience or neH. ar.
10 the occupancy olaI l
give oftheir garlrauat
Vol Al P S9zld Bas-
Same dats 10 a j,5eisra
Gce-i4ear Sir
cord wla ,be Fe.Eg
beslow Offices cigI. or
eIcnerS, TO tie excgsa
ztus. Yoars g.
GEO WASTE
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

There is no news of interest from Wash
ington. The issue between the Northern
and Southern wings of loo ofocosm is fast
coming to a head, and we may look for
something foul when it breaks.
The Tariff will not be repealed or mate.
rally altered this session, nor will Texas
De annexed to the Union. though several
Quaulebombastic speeches have been made
by the Southern chivalry agains; the forms
er, rs welas in iavor ofthe latter. TheSub
TreGury DILL will meet with the same fate
that awaits the others; consequently nothing
ct interest to individuals. or Of benefit to he
country will result from the abors Of the
present session. The eight Dollar per di.
EN- is all that will be cared for until the 4th
of March next
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Miss Della Webster, convicted in Ken
lucky ofaiding slaves TO runaway, has ben
sentenced to two years confinement IN the
Penitentiary. Petitions for a pardon, have
been sent to Gov. Owsley, VINO declines in
terfering witt the verdict OF The Jury in The
ase
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

r. G lAiSs
TIE Design n 4J' of,t;. Nom q
on a subject Of verr :
being ofthese
viii appear al irr
poln'ment Of so naar
ot high rank ana ,ra
The lavish nam. z
hitherto been be..g~..i5 b'..,'.i
will Certainly be prsl.5 4 .a
other Of these two -.
desPieabIe ia bssy.. -
a means Of pouring
a torrent ana a14iTs.
But II Is neither r..
bic of'hem, Imas, r.
more extensive in fs
lhs diving ay5I 81 q n p. a9D'sa
service andlhroaiar
my but eur milay en-
he II, hands o JarsisSs,'.-
He oIl'tIs, MY de,-
must depend .or he ]
dis'l" su'sned by lsng.s
ltafy mefi, vii acg
longer loIae aaa..a
over them who baye
.atle plaasib..i.y. qa5.r
9inon. and a pes vsr.r
safgoa theif preeas.oe.
sot by uncommon 6fn
hrst Instance, lell yaa
no'ethan Jae aoaor
oes a cause 5 vo.ur,s...
AZ rank @uHou. paw,
money advanced .-ra
ola We. k wan. alar
pedieaey and P5..,ve.
To be eoas.ier.1-a.
TOM VI rrE r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

DUkOLAkf-out toNu 70 nv" i-'' -
burglars. Hardly night passes. without
some depreciation being committed Last
week the store of Messrs. Rhine & kohn
was broken into, and large amount oil
goods taken; one 81 the rogues. however,
was detected, and we are ia formed that mos
Of the goods have been recovered. On Mon
day night last. the dwelling house oil Jesse
foreman was broken into. during the ao
sence of the family at the concert.-and ran
sacked from one end to the other. with the
expectation Of finding considerable amount
OF money, supposed 10 have been lett there
by some horse dIovers who were boarding
with Mr. Foreman at the time. We would
advise every citizen TO be on the alert as it
is our ficm conviction that others besides ne,
groes, are at the head OF these villainies.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

ne communication of our Memnl;s
correspondent Is welcome to onr ,l.,l,.' p.,iS
! he cause OF Native Ameificanism has -,
few abler advocates than "P.p Aas ou'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

SANTA Anna. II Ssaid. has invested five ~
SIX millions OF doiI1rs in England. sbon i
'.'F i''es Or against bin. he will retire t.
t'sat country. -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Memphis 10 .th jan, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

We Were rleased 10 see the nron,,. -
business Ike manner in which tbe polie.
Court transacted the business of n.
County on Monday last.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

Ihe loeoioeo senator, from Onslow copn>
y ~ TIE N9rih Carolina Legislature. has
Dee" expelled from that body for taking his
seat under forged certificate
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

DECISION OF THE HoUsE OF B.sHoPs.-
B'shop Ouderd0nk fund Guiity.-rho fol
loving from the n York Herald of the
81, is conf by the other New York
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Common Pleas.


Fss. s-Deeisions Herring Spicr ads Samuel Nichols
in this case d. iendant cemuis TO tue plaintiffs
ton without assigning Action brought for de-
tcnon, aud the OF demurrer IN substance assignee
in the argument is that the narration oms to describe
the property repevned having been received by til,
defendant from the plaintiff. The formal allegations
OF losing goods and Of defendant fniing and IL
repevn Of defendant having received the property IN,
plaintiff third person. TO be delivered TO the defendan
request &c not matters of substance rquirint
proof the trial The omission OF part may form sub.
stance according to the materiaty Of the omitted part
Action in repevin may in many instances be maintained
npon the defendant although the property not de-
hvcred the defendant when defendant obtained pro
perty tortuc sly from plaintiff, ortucusly wrong
iully from some third party
The objected TO is not matter Of substance but o.
orm although the rm prescribed by the statute
and s therefore, not available in general law. Although
the question, whether the plaintiff in replevn for dcien
non nut In all declerc according to the prescrbe
statute form, does not appear 10 have been settled The
cour. inclined think that he farm should BE- nseA
such cases and that by special demurrer, and plant
compelled to adhere 10 the whole form But the 81
iendent has omitted 10 assign the cause Of demurrer ad
hitting IL to be founded upon matters OF substance,
costs be given 10 him demurrer, "a plaintiff
ration does not agree with the statute
Judgment for defendant demurrer, with liberty e
plaintiff to amend narration, without payment Of costs
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Albany.
Correspondence of the Herald ]

lNolicspVuuchoc Va ING iioiAu
ALBANY, Feb 4, lS45
Election of ID. S. Dickinson to the Senate-Vha
and Whesfore-Appointment in Contsmpla
tiom-Judgs Kent's probable Srccessor-1heatri
Gals, SC.
To-day at noon, the Legislature in due form cleo.
ted Daniel S. Dickinson Serato- in Congress fo
six years, to expire on the 4th of, March, 1851
There had fbeen an out of door buzzDg that tn
"barn- burners" would bolt from the decision 81
the caucus and vote Tor Samuel Yonng, in whci
movement they we're to be sustained and support
ed by the wings and natives. But 1t all endet
in smoke, or rather in the election Of Dick.
nson This caucus system Is a scourge: j.
brings men intclhe traces and keeps them there
Some men. when they rose in thelrp'aoes and nom.
mated Dickinson, did SO with "great grimace
Il certainly went against the grain; hut had an
man refused TO vote tor Dickinson, his political oes
inv would have been sealed. IL Is cousiderec
hat Dickinson has achieved complete triumph
over Young, having succeeded IN making hlmse
Senator, and turning his adversary out of office
But the friends Of Young are firm in the faith ths
somelhing excellent, good, and honorable, is yet j.
store for him. What that something -, remains
be SEEN In the Senate, to-day. wing Senator
Mr. Hard. passed the highest sort OF euloglur
upon Col Young, and went so far as TO say that h.
would hereafter obtain many wing votes for an,
office to which he might be nominated
The excitement attendant upon the election
Senators aud State officers having blown over, tn
Governor aud the Legislature will now have clea
field for the discharge of other and equ5Ily mpoI
tant duties. IL is understood that the Governo
has now under serious Amusement the lucrative q,
pouments tor New York, including the vacanc
created by the resignation Of Judge Kent. The al
pcants are all keen scented, and sagguine of sue
cess.
II is probable that Mr. Wright will choose hi
Adjutant General some where about the 18th ms
From the appearance OF things and the genera
current of runor, 1t is more than probable that Nj
Temple, OF this city, will receive The commission
Mr.. Temple is gentleman IN every sense of tb
ord-deservedly popular with political friend
and adversaries, and eminently qualified by edu
cation and position 10 discharge The duties Of IN
place with credit TO himself and satisf actorily
the Governor aud the people of the State. II
has some nine or ten rivals, but it may be safeh
said that but three of these stand az all in the ey
of favor or success. eve may be wrong-bu
this is our opinion"
Sweet Mrs. Hunt and her husband are doing
great business at the Museum theatre. They ar
playing To crowded houses every night, Sunday
excepted, aud the country members are among In
most constant and attentive auditors.
respectable fire occurred about O'Clock thu
morning in Broadway. causing much damage ant
loss.
The Rynders is in town. Yours, truly,
EMMINGwAY.
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Superior Court.


Fee. s.--Highidnd h Weeks VS. Daniel Kingsland -
This acton to balance OF account due to
building two houses in suyvesan street 1t was put
on part OF plaintiff that he finished the work
both buildings in the spring end summer Of last
appeared that party named Hapce, carpenter cor
racted for the whole building and employ I'd the laint
execute the mason work. Plaintiff claims halarce {
5000 The defence PIT in that plaintiff ha,
just cause of action the ground that contract 70
building the houses made with Hance the carpenter
with whom he had contracted Adjourned over 10 Mon
day.
Before Judge oakley.
Elizabeth Herring VS. Eiijqh Fisher-Tho jury in hi
Of eiectmtnt already noticed, rendered verde
FOR plaintiff subject TO the opinion OF the Court
20 be made, with liberty to amend on a OF exceptions
70 carry il mp % the higher eouEis.
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES.

TINS PATENT CAR BOX. for Raj road Journals. The
nopnstars Of Tins Patent Gar Box respectfully call ne
ateution of Rail- JomIanie Car Manufacturers and all
hers interested as the propretors guarantee their ability 70
1000 miles least without The OIL and 10 Heep
Re OIL and PARTS clean free from dust and dirt and
NO keep The oil tn box and is liable to get ont OF orde
with reason ibe being constructed with view 10 this
pricuar aud hereby great saving TO stockholders ana all
otfefs concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kanoue Of Jersey City;
heir agent, whom aplcaon be mode for right ana
nauu curing the quantity, and Will he attended 70
mme ia"y BY the ah5ve tho UNDERSIGNED proprietor
January 18th, 1873 TINS, HILL & bOODf.
l,Nr
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AHEAD OF THE MALEs.-Two weddings were de-
ayed in our city by the recent snow storm, as the
gentlemen expected from New York The males
being behind hand the poor brides arreyed in white and
orange flowers, waited patiently hour eer hour. until
hope deferred made their hesrc SICK equesficn whe
ther for damages will not lie against the clerk
# the weather thus uuseascnably aresns the anti
cpsed happiness of fair others However, the
must melt and thenthe poor weather bound erooms
will ,haw ont from he deep cuts hey ord New brunswick,
nd receive their brides arr merry sugh over their
mshaps. We frozen up on our way TO get
married aud csnnot therefore, speak OF the sensation
from experience but think must be the very reaza-
,lon Of cola confetti Phiia Gaz, FEB. Z.
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