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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-14
TERMs-s1,50 per annum in Advances
NUMBER 81

this act, and actions may be brought
against such Boards to recover the same.
SEC. 10. No sub district composed of
the fractional parts of two or more town
ships, which is now organized o. may be
hereafter organized shall be dissolved
changed or altered unless by the concur-
rent action Of the Boards of Education of
the several townships which may have
territory included in such sub district.
In raising and expending money in such
fractional sub-districts,. other than the
payment of teachers, the ratio shall be the
taxable property Of the respective parts
of townships in such sub-districts inclu-
ded.
SEC. IL If the directors Of any sub
district diemiss any eaeher for anv friyo-
ious or insufficient reason, such teacher
may bring suit against such sub-district.
and if. on the trial of the cause, iudp-
ment be obtained against the sub district.
the directors thereof shall certify TO the
clerk of the board the sum so found dine.
and he shall issue an order to the person
entitled thereto, upon the township treas
urer, to pay the same out of any money
In bis hands belonging to said sub-dis-
trlct and applicable to the payment of
teachers. In such suits, process may be
served on tie clerk of the sub-district,
and service upon him shall be sufficient.
SEC. 12 That sections three, four,
eight, twelve, nineteen, twenty two,
twenty-four, forty and sixty-four Of the
act aforesaid be, and the same hereby are
repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April II, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-14

It's said of Chief Justice Taney tha
since his decision in the Dred Scott case
he exhibits signs of great mental depres
sion. He is troubled of nights with pc
culiar kind of Nightmare in which ht
imagines himself surrounded by legions 0
horri6c spirits, who not only climb upor
him.-Itis said he means to give his opin
ion a fourth revision.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-14
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-14

In lodge in garden of cucum-
Ders,' as Solomon would say. Mother
has often pointed out tie spot to me when
we rode; little rambling ten foot house,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
0eeest Political Societies.

IAe seuti. snt Of hostility to secret polit.
toAl associations has now become national
Whle II Was surIcu ded with the glare OF
. peeriontic but mistaken motive, and hid.
den under the veil which excited the curios-
NY Of thousands. swept over number of
the aeatss ef tho Union, putting many good
oea out Of carrying bad men into high DO
oson But owing to the manner 10 which
Ne whole scheme WAS exposed and be,ray.
% ~ public criticism, its decline was NJ
RAPID - IL rise. an IL hietory furnishes a
new axamT li6cation Of the truth. that M
party not founded upon enduring priuc,nl.
eer icag survive in this age progress ana
ofisQ1iry. Il 10 su,ax ii, =. however. tia,
With tksfat~ Of such an organization bet,r,
all men. the should b. Low IN eAist.rce.
In this community. other sec ct political
orgssizat0n. bourd tog.her, as We nave ey.
Sr reason r. un ierstand. ty signs aud Oh
aeeuoess and intent upon carrying certain
pe1eses ~ combinations in the various
wsrds q the city. We do ct speak from
rvnee. " ttUm the positive declarations 1
saees candid smd enlightened men who
eevsde denounced the exis ence Of su.hs mar.
W - y .ssdmonishsd those with whom
Osy nave influence to ayoidit This or
ee.e;seeion, unlike that which may now be
nsss reeollsc ion Of the past, an.
- = ne sympsthies Of our citizens o;
ssns ana claims to number come
eees q edesesntA We trust there "a
49, 49, shAe such . party can attain
~ 80 l.a9seee tn our community. on.
en9o ~ ~ seny intslheent risht
- e.lseea vhseAer q ,forsien or M.
UssOsssasn-oI ltvasys Psssa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
JAMES W. GRIMES.
f. SErls, Secretary Of state.


Tue CnEss CONGRESS. Louis Paulsen.
Of lows. yesterday performed wonderful
feat ofinteilectuality in playing five games
Of chess simultaneously and bliDdfolded.-
His antagonists. all players Of high RAM
were Messrs Frere, Of Brooklyn, Dodge OF
New York, DIR. Hsws. Of Providence. X }.
Oscanyon. Of Constantinople, and Mr. Heal
buth. The FIVE players occupied qua
drangle IN the centre Of the hall Mr. Paul
sen sat on the raised platform at the end Of
room, some thirty feet from the nearest
board, and with fixed attention analysed the
moves almost without q single movement
This feat was commenced about half past 3
+. NJ, and occupied all the time up to . late
hour ofthe evening. A large number Of
deeply interested spectators were present,
chess amat eurs and Others, and the most
perfect silence was observed during the
whole time The scene will long be remem-
bered by chess plsyers-Day Book ED
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this p,aee 1, Al.
i u business 81 aILyER x BRASS PLATIxo, proposes
% al AL orders for fine Silver plated Door Pstes
Door Knpbs, Bell Pulls Butts numbers Plates ~
tSurse Adopted 70 the use Of Doors and ChufeA
Psvs, Hghtning Rods Points, window oash. Oesri-
ase md Harness trimmings plated to order q 49,
aseaes Alvesk warrantSi egual totAs bnt.
yhvt bsrdtns esss q. - f0s1sy>sie SS>
ss.se4s1Ts - y s's'1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31


The revolving seasons having bpo.ght ~
neae, the closa Of aaqHhsg. ysaRb e94egais
have The pesrs ofDow4 rsd1sn t4bejotee
aad give thsphs t. The l1esshg theg have
enjoyed. s. \
traordinary prosperity Rich harvests have
rev arded The toi! Of the hustandsmn Pes
thence has not invaded our borden We
have een preserved from civil strife and
fpr..ep RS We hav. been protected in
IT,. ef,ov'nc II of al our civil and religious
r..hts. For these an for numerous other
b,---i " 1t i.ecctn-s the people Of Iowa pub
lilly to recognize the government of u Di-
vine Ruler and to manifest their gratitude
for the benefits received ut His hands
Therefore James w. 0simss. Governor
Of the state Of Iowa. do dssignste and ap-
point THUAsDAY fuE 26ra DAT OF NOVEMBER
NEXT. - q day of public Thanksgiving and
praise TO ALMemy Con.
! recommend the people OF this State TO
abstain on that day from their ordinary avo-
cation. AMI 10 assemble in their usual places
or public worship. there to give thanks for
the blessing Of the past year and to devout-
ly supplicste their continuance.
IL testimosy whereof have hereunto set
~ nv hand and caused to be affixed
I l. 8. the Great Seal Of the State OF
~J Iowa.
Done this 22nd day Of October, A. d.
1887. OF the Independence Of the United
states the eighty second, and Of the State OF
Iowa the twelfth.
BY the Governor,
JAMES W. GRIMES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
$50 Bearing Apple Trees
ALSO:
Plume andoherrv

Some acres Of land adjoining the garden, embrs
cling the orchard, 10 In high state u cui ivaion.
sood stable, smoke house, well and cstern is attached
TO the premises. Six acres Of wood land, or tvent,
II de'ired, will 10 with the pr enises, furnishing an
abut sboe Of fire wood. ALSO ~ acre lot belousin.
70 the same premises, DC leased II desire which
Is In high state of cult alton.
Arrange ments on good terms can be made with
the present proprietor which can be had
immesii .tely.
To any one wishing to embark In the vsgctabl- anc
grape business, will md this desirable ioca.
lon.
Apply to TO. EADs,
oc1Udtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

eINHRzU bonds OF the CITY OF Davenport each for
J. $4,000 dated June LIST, 1857, being Nos I23
ia and l3S, lost Ola Saturday, October M
1857. The public cautioned not 70 buy these
bonds, The neeessayy steps have been taken 70
make them worthless bu. to the Figh.fu o. per The
above reward VIII be paid On delivery Of raid bonds
land No questions asked t.
q. II. LACE, or
Oc10dn GEELICH 0YHwARf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

PRopucr. is now selling in our SIS
at 40 cts Per bushel. and produce of al
kinds in proportion. Produce has hereto
fore stood SO high in this msrkrt that it q.
almost beyond the reach Of the
poor, and the prices made even the NOR,
wealthy cosult their pocket: At tie pres
ent time, however. persons wishing to come
here need have no fears, as there is plenty
and to spare nd that ct reasonable price.
There never has been better time for emf.
grafton TO arrive in the west than at the
Present-this country yelling one of the
best harvests that has ever been known. II
can no longer be said that the west cannot
feed herself and have surplus for the hea.
w emigration that arrives during the
spring and fall Come along, gentlemen Of
the cas-. and live happy in the west, a.
we'll as make your fortune in . little lese
than n time.-bsgle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

AONE hundred and twenty Building lots In an
~ Addition 10 the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and Handsomely situated on
she bank OF the Mississippi They vii be sold on rca-
tonAble germs.
for particulars inquire OF Messrs. Durfee Pratt 4
Co., Port Byron Charles J Rogers, ESQ, LeCiaire,
Corbin & Dow Davenport, or OF the subscriber,
JAMES NAY.
" The subscriber has numheriess desirable pie
fceof land In and the cities Of Davenport and
Le sire, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
Giles To sell. IOctIStfl J. II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

~By Telegraph we learn that the
Disuniou convention felt at Cleveland,
On the 2Sth inst. . resolution, was pas
recommending slaves TO rise IN the spir-
il q ls70, and achieve their own free
dom. The Gasette garbles the tele-
graphic diapstch and omits that reso-
lutsos altogether. Whya Is it afraid
70 s'ov IL principles If negroe.
vsss included in the declaration of In.
dependence, Why shouldn't they rise in
the sPirit Of seventy-sixr If the al.
hss Of the Republican party pass such
SssolatiouA Why does the Gazette feaI
20 let the world know ito
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
BOOTS AND SHOES
VVho1OOAlo - R0tA11
TEE EXPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
Nv have now IN store large and well selccte
w stoch VI Boots and Shoes, 10 which We invite
the attention Of all IN Of articles In our uns
C0Usest Tradsvs wishing 10 rsplenish their sto
will md 70 their advantage to cali on rs before pur
chasing elsewhere.
10 our numerous customers who prefer OtSsl0Ns
WOfe We continue 70 hold out inducements In the
way Of prtms ssock and av1lSA soork, not equalled
his aisie u New York.
Al kiRds Of LAdisss work manufactured ~ usual
tapGOdtH MOORE 4 GARRETT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

~ 80 AAv,As p-s"t.ns ~Sss Il Nv ds,--ip len I.
- 1sas IN aaA ~ 81 IN - Of tne STATE ~
oO-aAs axs - 'ra = on - nessts, cad ut o. no.
Assa pslcrs, - ~, N n city. Oar recruitment OF
eDA ssA ovvSy hss teeai Ne, re sach - 10 lssv
asahAns = - - " .ss v y 70 ssrai - sci
snsutA b~sA vssh, ctrss srs. 20. ere . q sshs'
49,. = 60 pstntsi Wssnvtss say hsviss eoo-
0eoN . 3 ~ sas Dee svoa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Thousands u kollS Of Wall PapoI
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers.

borders Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
u window shades, Gold Transparent and beautl.
ful, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue bufY and n.
CURED, At very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style CT paper who
would be vi tare walls when you can have your
h0vses papcsed and made comfortable FOR trfne.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papertne
dooe IN style not to be exceed
Please call Second strset corner Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD 4 SON,
July2sd Paper Dealers and Paper HANGERS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
DesMOincs River Land for sale
L~l.NYD DEP.4RTME.N~

Lsf.ND DEP.aRT.MEyVE
Ds.Mot1ss River Navigation and r. r. o..
OrTUAwA, Iowa, Apru II, 1850.
sTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
Once Is now open for the sale Of thcse valuable
enc. They will be sold long credit and In lots 70
tn means and wishes OF purchasers.
AGyfrrther Information desired In relation to thosf
d. will be furnished on application al this once
mall or otherwise. 0nO. l. PRRKINA
(mayi0dtf) Lana Commissioner.
LAND DE = ARYnEy.
DIS MONIES NAVIGATOR Co.
nEthe sixteenth day OF June, next, the once Be
~ the sale Of the lands Of this company will Ior
removed from this place 10 For, Des Aoines.
These lands viii b. sold on long c,tsifts and In
ots 70 suit the means and wishes OF purchasers
GEO. H. PRRKlN0
Land Commissions
OttumWA = OVAL 10. avn daVA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Valua bic City Property for Sal,

JAMES Il HOGANE,
Land .ISeMf r. Surveyor,
nFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport:
$40 acres Of land, Ia mile from Duran station, on
the n M X X, 10 years to pay for this farm
$40 acres in sections Is. II and 5 Township 70,
Range East, ~ acres timber. Farm under culti-
vAtirn and fenced. houses and springs, and with
in miles fr,m LeCiaire. Terms good.
26 acres OF land IL section %, one mile from the
Corporation line, the niost beautiful property near
Dav, nport.
Is acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street, hear TO thu city on the railroad track.
acres On he Dubuque road, suitable for houss
or gar dnery.
Ia acre OF land. with house and other improve
ments t-2 mile from the city.
ID acre and quarter lots on Wentertonss eubdivi-
sion.
& IA acre Of land Joining the Davenport line on
Dawson street.
Saverai farms IN Scott comfy, and . variety Of
other City property, the cheapest in tbs market.
Nav tS--dff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

WHITES QUADRILLE BAND,
LeCiatse, Scott TO-, IOsra.
BAND OF TWELVE
First Violin Jacob S,rs>ser,
8 cond Violin, schultI,
Ciaronei, John Schuhier,
flute, ck teft,
C,rne., Michael,
Fsrst Tu- pet, henry SCHUYLER,
-coDd Trumpet, EkArt,
fifst French uorn, Set opder,
S-s nd French Horn B.luh,
Fret bsYit.Hc, A ". Head,
CoLtrs Bass, FA5st.
Promptsr, 4. n. white.
BAND OF FIVE
FrNv Violin, A. n. wn,t-,
s. ood vtln, Jts b Str Lsser,
C,arione Jon S,hunier,
C.ruct Henry 81 bunler,
Bsss, A. ". Heed.
All oroers atdr ss d TO A. W. READ, or JACOB
SraaSSEk, bav'hP IT lows, or 10 A. n WEITx
if CisIre, love, vi seceiss pr. inpt after t,oa
n. b. We furnish better Music than any other
Band IN the STATE. or make charge.
aug92.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31


BtsSttSe0S Dtrs CtCt.N.
s.. u,.,,... .ua All rs...,,~
VIM. Uns.n.. :s.n
Commercial College.
,onv,. mn .rr ~. "a. -
C-,~I.,v ana 1:,.....,-
o,cox.
" "
oessssS ene ExeaeaSs'
xACKLOTT COKBIN. :. Cor second and Brady.
COOK = SARGENT. Nam and second
AcGRE1OR, LAwEs b Main.
UnC nn, nnU,. nnnnc" ~. .Oof IAN "a sts-
: v
Land Asenss.
AILHN Il CLARK..P a. Ruildins Rrsdv ~
NICHOLS, ISBELL Co.. Main t.
Insurance Agenciss.
II M,rCHEII l aoor allow. po., oISc.
IN Main - reef
Drv 0s.d..
CRAApION SON Cor ID Brady SITS.
" yInswnnTa o. ~. on,1's,. p.9 rs - -
u II sMITH................. Corner I'd and Brady
w. '"sLhh' NO H. Leciair'
Wooden PMM p0s
JIG sHOREY. .......... Third street
CiosAins.
Samuel. PERRY Opp. Post One
= I" Dsn =" - S"Ooie WI - 81
Dry Goods and Groceries.
" hEiDENHEiMhH..'.'. ..2nd, near Brady II
Watches 4 JsWslry.
I. C. BILLION LeCIaire Row
y NELSON. Brady, above ID
Bssks 4 Stationery.
. KILSk CO............No. LeClsre Row
''' MA vs. oN'ee
q ,Jc.oN ~ ID st. ODD Le(,Iaire Hou.e
- W NtHAh t............S conf sire't,east Brady
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

VvNHE subscriber has one thousand acres OF prime
l. prairie lands in Jasper, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which he will sell fer cash. or cx-
hange for other property upon the most favorable
ers0s, Also for sale fine building lotson Brady
nd cry stree's In North Davenport.
Jan ~ DIFF OLIVER G. LOGAN.
Valua Bile City Property for Sale.
THE Mississippi House, situated on Front street.
between Man and Harrison streets will be soll
cheap. Lot 20 by 100 feet, Part Of the purchase
money can rem ain for and years At 10 per cent
Also Lot on 81 stnear the X Depot a2xlhO feet;
Also Lot on 4th street, adjoining the Depot, 6ax
100 feet;
Also corner lot on Brady st. corner Of Clay, 1893
So feet.
ate for busine poses, and the location Of the
Brady street lot Is OF the best In North Davsu.
port.
For particulars apply 10
FAIRBANKS A:HICKsON,
mh2Odn BofYmAn's Building Main 1t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
MI 3 8 Osg - Fern .

Twelve and Z Half Gents Der Acre.
nUR agents are now engaged in sels~tinK excesle0t
" Government isndR N Southern Nfssoan which
con BE- estsrv& q 1t7elss asd q HeH oes1b ~
acre. Tor eusthes - rsic1DaU hqaafO q eur = 81
oranPs 1opsk, 0n1l Streee. 'ses7ag .s-'7''
nm .'4T ~ D.AAlDug co.
NUO eA 0oveDV1g4 1jA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Onder this head limited uumbero specia, notices
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inscr
ton or ifty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
ron SALE.

fINWkNTr-ONR larse sissd ioss h. East navsspoeS
! AZ IN esairal and oOnvealsnt lesalSens vtl b
old cheap II applied for soon. knQuise o.
fAllMAN rOWHA6 vc11AU,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Fer Sale or Lac.

EoUR LOfs sissaas1 - - 81 ousss sssse. ssv
particulars sassars u OOnDss = DoV, q
Caualndtn lAM10 NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Retail Trade,

TO al thoss who may favor me with . call, can
guarantee the Workmanship equal I, those manufac
tared IN this or any other part OF the United States
seplbdH Jas. TODD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Fer NalA or LAasA.

YNWkNTY-TRkkn eligible huilAhs lsas. alossAsd
1 on Harrison, Thin. Ripley and naondaeca Vrsr1s
s,cuisrs enquire o. OoADsn bow. o.
tsaadtO Arr NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

A HOUSE, ard Ieasr ~ fscond sesset, nsnr ness
IA Island street, Containing rooms cellar wood.
she'd. &C. lot 10 iSxG0 feet. Rents for 40 month.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-18
Verlnischte- AnZeigen.
G5rpncs 0rn &;ppbs=9eoer.

Nat. Gobcn. Sfs. fs5 Srpornr, n,nft Itren NunScn uub
Gem ccutl1th Yut!iiim im SluFrmcincn bic Sln;ci0e, boE lrfn S,rre
:rlrInol nn cun.r;r;Ci II, UUc rap CT lrn
gang NtuES nno ~lpr9lHiti9 uue9epdtltcS Eager Won
SrrbtttA5s urp Srwmcr gSaoren
WI 9tlIhie'i Etn1itt cipit,it. tGe gpl fincnt onbcrsn souIt Der
StaSt uH:ytrtnHn mirc III Ytrcn cr Mionni0fal ioIeit, etr Wiullc,
eS UAbrltattS ume Ger 9rcIc. 90ltlGe tcItcbt ols
Hcidlsr 9ctrciftcn unb Gtite ellis,
SrCnNeins une 0or0ge SirbeS,
UranirIldt Hapne umo SacructS,
Sr91noicS, Yorc0cS, cinfade nnp nit GGufcr,
Gir11rbi9c 0clNirs. iarbjst Gtalies.
Sdnrmic ScibcnSuoc III alien lrcitn,
9artcr lVontilcn,
@edtc froniGiilhc 9elidtc g2aarcn,
Stnf1dhen, 9eltreiften mo carTurcu NoinIpd IfrSfin
S9ilbrtc, 51trnct, Sfipeirr unb Ylaic Niueliu.
Gn 9rrfco Mnprtimcnt ppn Sdpci;Cr Mfuetin unb 9or,tr;,
GtnlatCn, Ndntcn unb Sireifen.
NctBe re f0rbi9c Nrilionte,
g'ntadNc. ctrssFNBte ub SsNitts leinsns Gomtric. 3 alden.
SUhrr, "'"'"
N~ron;plItc ,rdfe un6 fartiec GcrIcts,
>ruStnS hcrutNtie 0taCcs @0ncihutc,
SdNporic lttbCnc MittS fHr Gamcn uup NrGbGrn
SbiTn,e, AtlenutCr;lBc, Ncirens une N'aummrucr,rros unS
ollie otrenissn grtitct, bic nit 0rmcltc GprbS tScid,.
net merb:n. p
NurN cc YorthetthoftCten GintGuIe fin i6 in tcn Stous osItt
MT cihtnt lcert1 90ule Der Stabt trneurriren unb tbsnip biui9 rer-,
tauten III tpnncn. "
C"ni tcloncers rraMe ids @itberncrf6ufcr ouf mcin orrs,,
Eager Hch StrinpTei. S~0neiauhcn, Stcf- unp NIbroScIu. Nrrt
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