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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19
NEW NQBA HAH ERY!
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SECOND NONE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Ofice.
FTv after leng experience in the busiD
in the city New York inwhich oi he is aekuoWl-
edged tohave superior in the of well
pointed bakery, would respectfully announces
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds of bread
cakes crackers PIES hot rolls doenu etc., etherat
wholesale retail
Weddings parties, balls private families wllbe
suppe desired with everything fresh from the
at the shortest notice. 80. -....
superior article Graham and brown breadsalwaysop
hand
proprietor will devote his exclusive
ly his business which shall be executedin ye rot
he surpassed by any y2I G. GAUNr
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19

ENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
a to Second immediately opposite the
b. terian Church, in the office with DIR. Wood where he
would be glad all his ola customers and gOody
Der of newones and would be pleased them with
anything in his line saoh coats vests Pants shirts draw
etc. fnadet0 ordero the shortest possible notice
Thankful for avors he would respectfully solicit
continuance of the the hands of liberal public.
y26 J.. L. NELMS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19
CRAWFORD BELL,

OhA w L OIlD DELL,
WHOLEsAl E AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
) "ASHlNGION BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST..
Evansville End.s
nov receiving of the largest selected
Of Drugs Medicines &C., 4ughs of
sAsvile Every article the public is warranted
pure ana OF the pest quality Ny personal attention
given the putting all orders preser ptions
The stock consist in part of the following
10 Bbbls Epson salts, bbs Spirits Turpentine
. do Hiauber dc, do Alcohol rs A. P.
Gases English Reid Borax, 2 Casks Cream Tarter
Case Gum Opium. 10 do Sup Carb Soda,
90 90 Sheiae' Case Carbonate Magnesia,
do do Copal, do Called do
Geroons Spanish Fo2t Indigo, Bale Alez'd SIENNA,
Hdd ombro aIadder do India DO
300 OF. Sulpt. Qulnine, Cases Sup Liquerice
20 Uz Sulph Merphia, 200 Kegs White Lead,
10 do Acetate do. Bbls Caster Oil.
Bbls Copel Varnish, bxs ASS d Wind glass
do Linseed Oil, $50 boxes Ass'd Glassware,
90 Dar{ Oil, 26 lbs Chloroform.
Pure Brandes and other liquors for Family medical
uSr mh13-1y
hsOUSEk EEPEkS SUITED AT LAST!g
4 NRAWFORD BELL calls the attention of the Ladies to
~ the articles Eieh he has inyoiced expressly
for their and which may had store Washington
Block building, Main street.
Paul de VeTe Extracts small
purposes, com prisng the followiDg
Extract of Sage; Extract of Mint Extract of Allspice
do ROse do Mace; Gloves;
do Ras pberry; do Lemon; Vanilla;
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Arrow Root Essence Ginger Tapicoa Isingass Gaatine
the best article of Indigo brought to this market
Preston & MerFils Yeast Hope Mills Yeast Dnrkees
ers prepared Faripd desirable article for children
vas Spices areh and other article the housOkeeper
may need in hisline. 4 nh22
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HIVE YOU ABND APED HEAD1
rrrTsS NTA D ~ and hava

go 20 Y tUFIER MARQoNN!EK'S and nave your leu
Paris that viii take the hape 6
head la less than lime. and with which they VIII
make yoat Hat chat win easy old shoe. Main
street. etwasn First and Second. teblo
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
HAVING January last disposed OF Interest in the
q late firm Morean. Keen Preston have this day
formed co partnership with brosher Vim. W. Morgan
style of J. II. W. W MORGAN, for the
purpose ransactng general wholesale business in Boots
and Shoes Hats. Caps. etc. j. Il. MORGAN.
Evansville. Feb. 27, '56
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-19
CLOTHING, &C.
TIE ALLIES suRRENnEREn!!.

- A4EE E
SSINCE MESSRS AHLERING 81 drummer HAVE
- Ola Corner Stand Water under the
journal ce and filled it overowiEg with the largest
Fall and Winter Clio thing Fur
nishiug Goods and sell them astonishingy low the
ALLIES BEEN COMPELLED TOSCRRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and BOys readynads Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most *
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing and
manufacturing superior other house in the city,
which enahesthem all times I'LL all orders with the best
ofgooos at the best bargains Country
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their Stock Reduced Prices before purch
ng elsewhere. declS-tf
CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.
AM prepared do all kinds of City Express busi
OF carrying $500 lbs springs made sy for the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger
damage hauling the river; and in
fact hauling
the shortest and reasonable terms, Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
SEVEkS NARE.
VET have Just received assortment of Silver Ware
w sneh Table, Tea. Desert Salt and Mustard spoons,
Butter Knives Sugar Spoons Cream Ladies', Soup Ladies.
Chdrens Forks etc, all warranted and will sold atow
prices. Call soon at BITTROLFF & SONS,
deel2d Main street. between First and Second.
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
. - BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese
~ - Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross; ,
Case Is boxes first o. IAdigo;
Is Boxds double refined Soda Saleratus in b. papevs
For sale at reduced prices by
l. 4 D. HETNANN.
EUsr REDEIV Elm store
eD Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
Brown do do; Napkins H-
Linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Diaper;
Irish Linen; Ginghsms;
Russia Diaper JG JEWELL & co.,
mhI3 Corner Vine and First,
NOTICE.
4 IN Tare1
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eaS sS MoK Ciaainnati invites the attention
sM of sae Ladies' OF Evansville, her Store. where
SNsy hai variety Of 1los and other u'etal on
biras oppnst' Goss MS Jswelry Store decz0-O
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i.os. of the American ship Ocean Home and
seF'nfY--ersn ss1Ye-.

1'f.iMnt I'll, - pa, lou.
W haye received Intelligence Of another me
laneholy accident md greet ln-- If life at sea, -
At fwp n'ciac< on the morning u the 9Th inst
the American shIp Ocean Home and the shlp
Chernhim came mt, collision of the Lizard. -
severe W. the shock aud injury sustained hy
the former vessel. that she sunk twenty minutes
afterwards. taking DOWN with her a i've freight
of rtycuiy seven souls.
IHr lin w4s bound from Rottrdam to N"@
Yufk with Gernnu elnigrant-. wha. with H.
crew and aflircr4. numbered 100 person.. IT,
muster. Merryman. with twenty one # the pa
-rngrr- aud crew. were landed at Plymouth By
the pilot bsnt Perseverance, on ihp evening 81 b.
day upon which the eoli-i3 took place. J h.
master wa= seriously confused. ! he sec nd
mate steward an four sealnrn Of tho ship got
into the Long bout. but their fate il doubtful
Al the persons landed were III most de-t
tut condition. having lost everything bpiongIr e
Ia them The emgfants III particular were III Il
most aepl1ruble situation, having neither men n
for getting To- tie of their journey or for fe' d AZ
ar clothing ihem-cyes.
The Cherubm received but little damage in
iha collision aud proceeded on her voyage 10
Liyetpoa She is from Richmond, United Sta O..
hn- a general cargo, and is commanded by e. pit.
Smlfh. Among her passengers ARE the widow
aud i've children of Mr.. Charles Roweroft, late
British Consul nj Cincinnati. who among 9th els,
wa ii -mi-srd by Secretary Marcy on acc oal Of
the enlj -tmrut difficulty. He had the best Of
health nj the tine Of sailing, but died Yety sud
dcnlY on the fourteenth day out The cltwa=
ter Of the Gbrrnbim WIS knocked away. nd so ne
Of thp tfcnails aud QUITS smashed, but ii .ctv-
ed 10 serious injury.
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Reaction, Description n Nah, Scene.

kNnRftini ~
The Hon Edward Everett, IN ms address at
the opening Of the Dudley Observatory at Alba
ny, y. Y, say:
had occa SION few weeks since to take the
cnrly train from l}o-tonand for this purpose rose
nt2 o'clock in the morning. Everything around
was wrapped in silence, broken only hy what
seemed ut that hour the unchrthlv clank and rush
of thc train, II was mild, serene mdsummcr's
night the sky was without cloud the winds
were whist The moon then IN the last quarter,
had lust risen. aud the stars shnnr with "A spec
trad lustre; but little affected by her presence.
Jupiter. then two hours high, WAS the herald OF
the day;tbc Pleiades, just above the horizon, shed
their sweet influences in the East; byra >Parkled
near the zenith; Aulromedh vcilrd her newly dis
covered glore~ from tho nalled eye in the south;
the steadv pointers, far beneath thu pole looked
meekly up from the depths of the North II their
sovereign.
Such was the glorious spectacle ns entered
the TRAIN. ~ we pfoceeded, the tmd approach
Of twilight became more percephhle; the intense
blue # the sky began to sottendhe smaller star,
Ike little children, went first 10 rest; the sister
aeams of the pcllles soon weitrd together hnt
the bright consultations of the West and North
remained unchanged. Steadily the wondroas
TRANSPORTATION went on. Hands of angels, hid
den from mortal eyes. shifted the scenery nfhrav.
en-: the glories uf night dissolved into the go,ies
of the dawn. The blue sky now turned moro soft
~ gray; the great watch stars now SMUT mp lhelf
holy owes. The East began - kindlc. Faint
sreaks of purpl, soon blushcd along the sky: the
whole celestial conenye was filled with the inflow
ing tides of the morning light. which came pour
ing down from above in one great ocean of radi-
ance, TIL at length,as we reached the Blue Hills.
u flash Of purple fire hlazed cat from above the
horizon. and turned HE dewy tear drops OF flower
aud leaf into rnbies and diamonds. In IA few sec
onds the everlasting gates of the morning were
Ia, al,4li of u
glorics too severe for the gaze of man, began his
Conr,p.
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qAe following highly interesting cerresren
,lenee between Col. J. F. PRyoR. editor Of the
Memphis Eagle and Enquire, and Cot JosffH
: WILLIAMS. "a planter OF Louisiana, aud a
gentleman Of high character and standing bath
in that.state and in Tennessee, whore he former
ly resided" appears ia the Eag1, and Enquire
of the 18th last.
II will be observed that on the 9TH inst, Gol.
WILLIAMS called 10 see Mr.. FILLMORE at his home
IA Buffalo, and in conversation asked hi" What IL
Thought of Saaaifer Sovereignty. Mr.. FilrMoHf,
in reply. said be was decidedly opposed T. thu
doctrine. as advocated 10y CAss. ihr9LAs. iIuep.
ASAS, VAN BuREN aud others, be believed that
a rerritorr. Until It's Inhabitants were sufficient
~ numerous To Authorize the formation ct n State
Constitution. preparatory 10 adm sion into ihe
Unjou a. u State. could Only be regarded a. IN a
condition Of pugiIdge, possessing no soetff'gpig
.rhaieuer. aud referred to the Utah aud NV
Mexico Territorial bills, sanctioned by lin, rs a
correct indication of his opinions
AEppnis. sept -. 1s'a#
Cot JorsrR S WILLIAMS Uar ST. u nd. tana-
ing that you recently had conversation VIII I'm
Willard Fillmore on the subject Of 'PopaV ~
..Souatter eizntyH Ia which he hankly -
pressed his views on that important question ante
- rcgucst you 90 put the substance 81 That s.teI
-arion ia writing. for publication
nm well aware that Nh Fillmore z8'saH7,s nm
f..scrvedlv to The priucipleg Of thr Itoh and Nes
Mexico Bills. which are bitterly antagonists 10 tie
buchanan aud Van Barren doctrine Of 4sqaaiter >9f-
ercicutst hut the people ] have 40 doubt Ns5ia
Ike to hear vhatNr Fillmore has sad to toa oo iae
naked question at isenc ia reference 10 ilr ah-
sorbinq topic of Slavery in the Ieui3fir
+. PRYOR
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We received this morning business letter
from highly intelligent gentleman in New Or
leans in which he gives the most cheering pros
poets for Mr.. Fillmore in that State. He say;
The city Of New Orleans is good for 1000 ma
iorty for Fmore,anl You may depend upon It
we intend 20 carry the State, W. can do it, an
We will. The State j. now better organized iban
at any iime since Is. aud aifnr We hras freq,
baltimore of the doing If the Eth we shall lis't
the watch fires aud keep them burning enti IT,.
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riLEs ~ AUCTION.
I H. ID a.
FUTURE DAYS
.raGusHLE REAL ESTATE FOR.

n
Leezyile. Campbell County.
This embraces IN, iams Rcsipuer aud TauneIy erl
Land attached Tho Dwelling fausa
IN end OF the
tafu hrlow above well lifted up the
comfort u family Kitchen Smoke House Negro Houses
an eycelc8 House " ed ct the best the yard
Tbeeaon dry and free from mud the asd VIII set
blue grass and newly enclosed.
The Tan Ionse "A large Frame Building with Stone base
meut conveniently arranged vii sufficient number
vats good business all necessary Tools Bark Min
lark The unsurpassed by any, and comparatively
without comp til. N.
small Residence and Of excellent
ground attached The above will be offered privately the
Isl S.ptembcrnext when, sold it III be offered tho
highest bidder
Terms made known day Of sale
aug 6.c2tnWtIsrp j. /. JEFFERSoN.
POsfponenscnT.
consequence Of rain the sue VI Tnnerv did not take
place has therefore been POSTPONED mi Saturday the 18th
October which day There will also be red some kely
and youablc NEGROES. j. = j.
srIN
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Gen, Sam'l Houston went down the MISSISSIPPI
pi last week, in the steamer r. L. Twiohell, and
landed at the mouth of the Red river,en route for
Texas. As the boat rounded 10 at tho wharf at
Memphis large crowd Of people called en- tie
war worn veteran for his views upon the present
aspect Of public affairs. He complied and gave
them Il rousng Fillmore speech
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Fillmore in the Civ ofNc,, Vail,

On Tuesday wager Of SI,UO) was mala In
the city Of New York, that Willard Fillmore
would have tieen'y thousand majority over John
c. Fremont in that city. he money-22 600 =
was deposited in the hands of gentleman 10
abide the result
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sin they to,uc.

One hundred aud SEVENTEEN mpmhors e H.
Methodist Church in Pittsburg who icere in f.
vor OF Fremont, have come out from among the
foul party. ahinred their Repuhcanism and de.
clared for the National American candidates.-
Lnns. .Inlr
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'7y E sel...a u fhr Nalrh sill tn' -'aa1 m
e.. iff.rafr ~ arc sreaie. ! here mn-t b. Ia
fl'tsflpg now: the va ch word i Fillmore aud
victory
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,mpor,nn, from rr.a. Attempted >t.:ro 'n-

Z IT, GHlYe-lea Nf4fs l..#a##- - .. ..az#Hus
I,ttcr in relation - tsa .ata e.utepy lated ueglo
instruction IN Galoraau county:
CaftNBe s. Colorado county,
Sept. u. 1856.
Nfsgrs Editors: Tie object f this cominl-
nicutian +. r. st,tc to YOU all the facts II any
importance connected with a recent INTENDED la.
-uneetion.
uar -u-picIuus wc1e aroused about Two week..
ago when meeting 81 the citizens &C the county
was called. md a committee II investigation APP
pointed L. ferret out tho whole matter. aud lay
thn aets before The people Of the county for their
consideration. 'fhr committee entered upon the
dalie. and IN short time they WIZ ia tuil pos
Session If the f4eis # "A well organized aud sys-
temalizpd plan for the murder If our entlo white
populations with the exception Of the young la
dies. who were Il be tnken eaptiyes and made the
wives 81 the diaholical muidercrs ofther parents
and friends The committee found IN their pos
session number Of pistols. bowie knives. guns
and ammunition. Thor passwords of arganizt.
lion wfrc adopted, aud their motto. "leaye not II
shpdow behind"
Lasl saturday. the 9Th Inst, w. the lime "A
greed upon fbr the execution Of their damnng
1e-igus At n late hour at night all were H. make
me Simultaneous. desperate rlfult. with from two
- ten npfnftioned 10 nearly every house IN the
county. XIII all the whites sayc the above cxcrp
lion, plumber their homes, take their horses uud
nun-, aud fight their why on TO "A free state, -
Mokieo.)
Notwithstanding the intense exeitcm mt which
moved every member OF our community, and the
desperate mea.ufes 10 which men are lablc 10 be
al On such impending danger to which we nd
been tApo~ed hY our Indulgence und lentY to our
tlnye5. W. must say thu people acted with more
caution and elaboration than ever before char
actcrizrd tha action OF any people under similar,
circumstance.
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tie enemies If tn public peace. the eon'i1ia.
fi7u and t5s union
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IOW0VI L ~ IT3ITEl I,
IL. ). WIFI TEMORE & BRO,
Propretors.
CHARLOTTE, pril :. ls56

CHARLOTTE, pril =. 1s56
GFNrLFNES Il have received the Pillow requested you to
send in time to plough piece OF low grounds of 20
which has been lying IDLE for eight consequently
in very rough But low has gone through
with III strong horses to without giving par.
Icar II is thorough work than laye had done
by other pow. have been plownan for forty years.
tried various patterns but the Plow of all
others have yet used; the drought wider
aud cleaner urrow than horse pow have
ia When >h0 piaws have hand give shall
place them with the Iron tyoulJ Flow.
Respectfully WM &. PRICE.
NOM L .,.4g
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Mfmms, Sept 18TH l"'..
Cot. ]. p pRyon D6of SIR y our noie oi iIi#
astaui asking, for publication. the ,tanec ei "a
=apversation between Hon. Willard Fillmore AM my
selC upon the subject Of "Squattcf or ferf. afal
Sovereignty, has just been handed to me-, cheer
fally comply with your request, as ! wa plar' M
der no restraint by him In reference 10 the mat,H
Upon my return home from tue North, r8H'i 10
see Mr. Fillmore, at his home in Buffalo, \ IN
ihe lth inst During our conversation, asfsI hun
what he thought Of eSquattcr Sovereignty mud. III
reply he entered into free and oarcserfed expression
4 his views. He said he was decidedly opra7oi h
his doctrine as advocated 10y Cas-, Douglas. RpchHn-
m Van Buren, AND others; he believed thnt terfi-
tory until rs inhabitants were sufficiently numerous
to authorize lht formation Of a state Con otutian.
preparatory Is admission into the Union as State.
eauld only be rertfacd As IN condition of pnpta#e
possessing no o,rreignty whatever AMI referred 10
he tab and New Mexico Territorial bill, sanction.
! by him. rs a correct indication OF hi opinions.
was graiifed 70 fud that Mr. Fillmore occupied
he position upon this question which J. maln-
aimed by the American party IN the South. md by
me whole band Of National Americans at lie North,
headed by such men Fuller.of PcnnAl'ar. y Zen.
of New York, and others, and told him " auid lar
to bu al liberty to speak Of the explanation rgted
from him He replied he had expressed the .alnr 'ie"
to others and that could make such use OF them MS
thought proper
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The san rn ncjsco Nigiinnrc eomtnitiec-Eh
a rTcst OF their H'residrRf.

NHTam T. C0I0m0n. 1No bond oF a proW70o0t
firm doing business in New York and san Frnn-
ci-cu, arrested in the latter city on Thurs
LAY on tie complaint of james Il. Malony. an2
admitted to tnii in the sum of $50UOo, Tho
suit is for innies sustained to the plaintiffs per
anc pr eperty AT the hands of the Vigilance
Committe, ot the executive branch of which the
d1anlant ia alleged to be presidcnt OF head.
SIEVE raj suits of similar character, ii Is said,
vii 50 IN be commenced. \ new question Of
law wi 4 thus come up involving many nice dis
tiuetic MS ia State, Federal md Municipal iaGis.
detioa. Mr.. Coleman AMI Mr.. Maony have each
enguq ed eminent counsel.
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a'ra nd American 1Ens- Meeting IA; Nashville.
Ihe ttrand State Mass Meeting will be held at
Nashville. TenucsSee.nn the 10Th October. This
will he mo Of the grandest demonstrations over
mndr IN the South The names of Crittenden,
Marshall, Morchegd. Clemens, billiard, and Nil.
Ter ar given among the ~peakers.
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inn Association will meet In the Payne a Chris
Book Store. Sanrd ~ night o'clock. Tho Stockhod'
VIII come prepared to pay their monthly due.
sop IHHl2t JAS. = StbTI SecfY.
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TasE HsENDr.xsoss.


ADMISSION. 2zert Ee'ore OF DIVISION sea,s tae'.
Dominance Al u.lia.A.
,,S1 - 10
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MUTE ZRNE.-Ercn.h.an,,am ..i,uu Can
NEW STOCK, sEw HANDS am, .sonc

- MADL BLANK BOOKS FAGED-Ifr srlsqrI,.r
MORN the citizens OF 5vuchbnE and adioll-
~ rs ia' Heha removed his Bribery over Ianghorne
N"np Book eorc where he isreps red with choice
"a OF lhe f''y best Lsdsr Paper every sizc with
w. % "i.sa I'-ssa N excellence aud increased facilities,
ne '-n soelts orders for Blank. Book of every descrpor
y o Rtins g, every description done All
"'N WI DC ready ordcNGry the il Il promised and will
b" '&pect 10 be called for The 4s in ali cases W m bo re.
& lgflDanis and others who intend open new books
81. me ~ o January viii d well leave their orders soon
r mel oqh3 may be 'eady 10y the lst # December Give
% al l"iraIce through the Alley Il low the Signs and
~ - 'I i i'si' -, WAf. j. FOLKES,
aud Blank Book Manufacturer over snghorno
f-,pa DO
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4t,#4-Refasfs lFht " very small siech ana ~
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aud seinInng 81 % T. a. me haaa''''tt'"' 'o' -
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Commission nipfa Ialt.
IYNcHRtRG WHOLESALE PRICES etERhNl'
l,H#ftrfBfsfuY TUESDAY, AID aAIulsnAf II
A. i. RGCkER.
sYu9f.ES ALL ASD RETAIL GROCER AAo
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