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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS
FROM FORT HAMILTON.

The large number Of troops stationed a. Fort Hamilton
overcrowdcd the quarters to such extent that Il be
came necessary TO draw Of them o and call them
into active service. On Wednesday three eompan es
We're drafted from here and ordered to proceed % Wash
lSgson dre;t Tho battalion was commanded by MAJOR
av ahcperd, formerly commander OF Fort Defiance but
o. OFT Clark, Texas, where the traitor rwggs turned
&c o,nlmhnd over % the secession cOnfcderacy. On
-'nutoy anothoy company drafted from the 70 T.,
Snas.Ig q detachment of the First artillery the
Ens men VINO i3ufht brayIly at fort sumter under
Ws ga.sant ioohel AnGetJOn. Thle cOnranv In con.
mepced by Ieutenunt Daniel and ia destined fsr tho
Cssiis;s Barracks, reSnsyyania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11

The Second regiment (Fre Department Zou1ves) have
i've companies ilcd up, ard committee from the
Beard Of orcers has been despatched Albany pro
commission for the regiment. Most OF tho CON.
panes have yet elected their officers but will d. 40
as the committee return with favorable report
The number that have already 9ned Is about four hun
0rpo this leads the Belief thai by the last
0. neat week the regiment may be prepared 10 10 mu
tered into the ssrvice. Assistant Epgin B1, Is
ID ColcIel, but an cndeavor may De made 70
pcmsr officer for that post Ia the person 81 Colone
May the gallant officer whose deeds upon the Stis OF
Mexico are now a matter Of history
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11

e-e o, rhursd.v, ara yesterday. l,rds'n street
10 making scsrccly any progress, sDo business II the
country stations Ia sRo extremely laEI :
The bgaZoh Sikeea receGsiy Cpo0ed in this city have
not succeeded far tn Increasing the forcss of the
United States The naval by which they
surrounded csr superior attractions " the "enaoou,
town.
There geems DO little chance Of obtaining recruits
for the army the absence OF such special Inducements
ss bsInty or Increased pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
THE SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT tAUxILlARy)

Notwithstanding the refusal &C Governor Morgan to
oopt the services Of the sxtynuth regiment (alxlry)
the colonel Bary) ard his ON intend keeping up the
organization until such time II thal be needed 4
meeting Of the officers held Il 10 l. Centre erect
yesterday, and resolved - con!uas the cra.x,
ton for few weeks longer at least The auxiliary c3-py
numbers sorne 800 men.
Captain Broderck, Id icutonan' Tohr G. Lynch late
OF rho sixty ninth reg men talxhly) have II ~ 70
quouce of the acceptance OF he Regiment ~ tho
Governor, transferiei their men " tue Jackson r1s
Infantry orc q. the regiments Of the Excsl.ir b-xa,e
they win he known IS Company X, and win no doc 81
adj greatly u the good name Of The Brigade Elsh a.
til old sold ieSs, and fully FOR The
tlor to which they have been raised Those who have
signed end those who are about to sign the roll ~ tue
Auxiliary requested g meet this m1rnrg n. G.
ocok at No. II Centre street, FER tie pUrnosa or
perm it,ng persons VINO desrois o. oilng Clpair
5roierick comp9uy au opportunity u 10 SO Il vii 30
good opportunity TO become attached 10 fine Cor3auy
In n tner srtu met
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
HOW CANADA 1. AFFECTED EY OUR
TplI1gI

The Ausutn .fdyryttr hcrn favored with u.er-
WOW hy Mr Gcut o. tstl cry Who has beer ,csdent
81 the C1Lalin hrafr GNircr lsr several ye4fs
lie represents the .G,isg strongly and m 5usy
favorable for the Sh ls thrks that fifteen Lno1sand
men could be had from 'ana1a Tor the asking The ,cm-
her trace " almost crttis spcn led AMI hundreds OF
The nnrfy lmrc'm,p n. paYi.- befn thrown cu. or EN-.
blymebt, have crowCca ove tbs stcs oai ted
for the war Tho lumber trade dipAnsp grca'lr up,r
New Yo,k state, rnd Gnrng ba pres safe ~ aqarr
NO orders ore SCI 70 'grap for pr0cr. fm.snse aaw
JUS a'c closed NJ hrsintss entirely suspended soye-
raj tfoNrS - fr2fc - vfs frilrg and wpfc re,dv
aud anNcn5 - ross over I'D attack the sav, stos and
VII 80 .. II al upr0 stubiy pc sen = isseir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
THE CHApI Es TOWN NAVY Y,po

Tie Minnesota bavUE s3no "a the waole usesh1ni
cal force Of the Charcsios Navy Yard Ia nos dir.
70 hitting cut the ship manirg the Colorado has
been hauled under tho shss, and sill be rea6y fur
IN atout ten days. 1ne Mssssippi has tAkee the berth
vacated by the Coora =, AMI will probably tho next
vcssel 70 sail she VIII no ccnvnantcd by Canaan hos
D Sel,riose DRAFT OF 'orte m uines treutv Eve OF
ahom arc from the wsshlagt9l Barracks untcv Ser
gcant Stevens and The r,n,su ser from Nes York,
der Serseant Walsh, Rave af1yer At the yar fley will
FOR Ga Marie guard o. the Hississippi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
TIE SECESSION FLAG AT NEW LONDON
CONNIE yIICUT @
IT, gnE EDITOR or rms HERALD.

TT gnE EDiroc or TINS HERALD.
Pwr IItrI, NV LONDON. Conn May s, is5l.
There have been rtn,o's published in ths New FORK
city papers hst secession logs hos'ed house
Of Rehcr. stoford, Cotton Heights, and o. houso
Of j. DsIfoit tn Ia Rev Ionrcn live la sght os Mr..
Sonords house, ard have mott cd u daily of tho last
Thirty days and have any flag TIE premises.
ro.day called on Mrs s.nniwd aud she of,rns NE n,
fsg Of any Kind had bee, raised the premises Mrs
Ssonor9's husband i nth In the Sa'e q Georgia.
wealthy pantsr ~ Dag has been hostei - the Post
Hin House. whcro roa 1--we. JOIN DlNT1nrH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
REchrTrs FoR GES. sIoKLE's EGIGADE.

FtlIAhkllIA, MY TO- 1901
Eight hundred men viii leave this city within the next
three DAYS, by detachmen,s, for New York, 70 join
General Sickles' brigade, They will ~ in chlrgc o.
Captain r Rawlings late of baltimore and formerly
~ New York. Captain Rawlings will be Ted with
tic stan OF the brigade The FIRST detachment leaves
the two O'Clock train TO MORO. Saturday. afternoon,
ya Camden and Amboy route, and upon arrival in New
York be met by the baud OF the brigade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
M.lrrAay Mpysv .fprs IN NEW ycss.

ufiTED SAILS 2UhkTERHAsrER's lE.
PUr.
1fh1 H"f - trepeh II 20 scs ,rat gosc-rrsr.
'V~'yh"t St1v'se So tsr.semens. smmerseq ,enttss
e s' 20 lss-nGEi'sta are cAiy recssrea srd tai
- eFatss Where 'ac u densne, CaaFei
- -rEfksss, the css~termgspef, "a =, mis- p"st ON
~ n NJ re mt; ts,e rAasE St.peaccaa fl'racs
tt NSr - hsA made gaiiy and A. 20 49, N re
ne "A 4 y; that na.eY1l. - fs y rss Fly
Eolfy.Ta 5xgis sesterc ~ Icaes "a ~ = NJ
va'sa ssta1ed = carlst. SspasS rsas ~ hlsp IS
~scsv NJ ysrsop % 80 hn-eif cohn"al
- Goyaftsg 49, cd g ~ Ras ann e.
,rrN ia rae .ars tegs ~ the g,verlr1aus 81 ses
re eoeasea = III t1link II = tns eld. us ri
uesy ~ ~ IL "a ofc-rs hat hauren ~ ne 10 lie
.rsy All fem tls p5rt - de arc prom gated re
4faA q tosse eommifsarlat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
rIpFDTAL ZOJAyes. cor. uEpRrrp

4tIF'E8 F3'E7t 2 Ns7EF1' -It<AFIN0
III. men ~ the Commend were entertained lasy night
with coGCert of vocal a-d instrumental music, by
EoIaco Tato, assisted b ittle Martha DAVIS and other
Sunday school vocAss. Tho snging consste o. red,
pa osc an seellaneols SONGS camel ding with the
"stsr prrpcd Dannar, al ioaicg 10 TIE eh)rrs This
r. gnout bios lair y be Of the pest dei and mos,
elective organizations Ia process OF formation Con-
trinlGons ~ be scrt y heaeqi5rters 50 BoTcry.
CONTRIBUTIONS Is AID or TIE IMPERIAL 1CUAyEs.
Union nefancc Committee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
IT, Anderson, 90 B0wfTy 100
J. Fraser, Captain Eighth regiment. 20
ur1Etel Bank. .............. ................. rs
r. Y. Naurhwout =. 10
SBlcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lasI q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
TIE WASHINGTON GRAYs AND CAPTAIN
BERRY

Captain J. II. varian, First Troop Washington Grlys
Eighth New ~erk regiment, now st Annapolis writes hat
great ored. due cagtsi ym C. Barry or the s'csa3r
Montgomery, for his Kindness and seneroty DE roop
while on the passage from New YORK After l2rii1g At
Anrspos Captain Berry gave them provisions oa q hs
osn scarty stock and generously lent h's cooks ana
cooking utensils 10 TIE company during III a cs yes
gel remained il the -rbor. Everything tret cIl bs
done by generous Whole sorled u make ae troop
comfortable done by Captain Berry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
TIE SEVENTH REGIMy mt NINTH COMPANY

Tie Ninth conpsoy OF Tie Seventh regiment d 4 not
leave In the Massazas until aire O'Clock yesterday p
'ng Previous - stirling The company held mse:ns
and after duy consulting II determined to peseat
their csrvAn iTyre) with sword bel, ard sish az :
tken oh regard Accordingly, committee wss ap-
pointed 10 purchase the necesssry eauir nents in
short While afterwards Captain rSng vas made or the
harp'e,t Of mcr,as. speech making end Songs Of a
pa,r.Dtc character followed the presentation the
party adjourned TO the deck OF the stea4e. sah
w1s then IL readiness 10 receive them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11

TUE lekEsT caGvAc DIrITns SPRING Us
- '1iN The bright nOasr r. 0r- p-tplng Their bead ye
ne toi aetwtofin o. 80 rio o'rds Il h~.-' ", Ne
lr" an'Hh nature ~ ,nirw sud joyous hut sts sth
lihS e5!y andnfe c~lr dissts~ ard dctih Ths ling
lr2n vi i ir ics Ito anes sDd ira Fevers; The rys-
PC Sta and Cpsinptlon sha terrible Int mo cognsa IN
IRIS so'd hv srprrFpDr " NJ ~ vssw1 VI tSs
fdltl = Ia pia*@, certain ,his
rht's c'ats % W. stsi sgir' tsa hur. - family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
FIRST REGIMENT CALIFORSIa vOLUS-
TIERS.

Col. Bster, viii be inspected today, Al their bsadqnar
ers No tSl Broadway after whi,h they viii leave, At
three CLOCK FOR Fort Schuyler. to 60 ato baracSs
sw recruits sill be received 10 make up the re
eimout'l Complement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11

that there r-sr Of the ed 49,, r.rc
rte.. uimos. cpoesvofs 10 hai back, (, - noli.rc
Their pcsitiops. rs-co lie true shoY ~. s~ss hs
rev rccrGi.e have Jolroi fer actual ,S &c ~
10 be delayed any logger from going az ,nsrs nv .cms
other regiment 70 have tia; ta Ar,ssr ,hav de
n the sfglesso.s. vDr T. Sri-F-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
THE MOZART ZOUAvlsS

70 blry the .1matsws ari 7sc tie dej 70 the Common
defence of ,eir ccGGtry. Tamraany Gall has afesdy
organized her regiment ana Mozart 10 b. out41nc
by her late antegons,, hos sounded the cry l =
AID her part'zaIs nos enrolling themselves for tse
sesyce 81 the federal gverrmer:, in accordance wilh
go feffe sc.ti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
METROPOLITAN BouE GUARD.

The committee NEE. at tho As,1r House a. usll
Captain n o O,over reported company ready flr err
vice from nsnbalsnvtne, 15e strong Tlc nectay ~
Palace Garden osponed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
TO TIE EDITOR or THE herald.


We would call your a'tcn,o1, and through your valus.
bic columns ba' Of the public TO the il
We have been uested By military srperiors. We
joined the Ninth regiment about three weeks sacc IN
&c xpc that should be sent 10 the ssa y
ph dcspaCh; but we have been put 81 from tine 10
tine by ihore "old women wh) have had char Of his
division. until are absolutely ashamed 70 inset
friends the FOR instance when askei b. tnon,
when d. SEQ gos" have replica (rclyiDg up)n tho
sta'mcus % oirers), to morrow, or next ny ss
ne eafc might be-. We 10 not wsh 10 be ma 20 laugh
rg so of tho community snd parade aboG. TIE streets
~ lhe crawencke We enlisted u serve government.
FRA eve onf beat bleed defence ~ rational
len net q sia9 AZ home AMI have the very bows ia TIE
Et'ts - W pses ~ 10 our gay unornr, spg out ~
flAou@, There pocs general Beiuregarar grea;
WF a NE have o!t Rcoi pGatons at the cali arms,
WI We can etrmc AZ pleasure but VIC do rot wish ~
DC 70 We have taken Up tho swlrd acrBr h ia ere
~ poll b, shd DO M, Wish 70 lay L down urtp il sha
lave eth more aio.oua luslfetaAt sheen WI n oysp
he steel may borrow III ,n ~ 1,oe,os n
ust and huy cause bloc which dins not bat brh.en
We have snered 10 enlist curing the clutnuan nee ~ ths
VA a. ccrc there can be no excuse Tor keeping is al
i%mc
sfyEeM NrgPrRs az mr. NtvrH ri sEHSr
10 nIE rpfToR on rue urrNU
MN f0sa, Mac ~ 1sg
1hcic u lch speculation Il roa'iGu y 10 CIR IS ~
ST hc'asfh ftfncr, < p,ces' q aa.al seT~.s }..
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TIE zouAvEs AT rHa HIGHLANDS.

fu'iLANH-i MY to, I'UI
The New York 2ogaves arc used seanisoas'y Nothing
but crackers Crackers god only n front OF
the enemy. y. J..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
"Ihcse are ne times that t~y r5en souls"


The Moztrt Hall r. tho central rend.7voos ta Neg 1T
2ouavC2 Rolls opsn for eclis'rnsut Of ore
regiment or oodiei men 70 ~. r4fp,se % sls,s A.
Ne isg and raiaaarg the federal goScrns. IL
Tie lsgapitg of gll
BENZ iAtN RAY. Acting Coljael
GoziRT HAL, SI4 flroad.ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
THE NINTH REGIMENT

- tic dri Of Company II, Ninth regiment, yesterday
Captain Young addressed his men 1T length, and in
cuson stated that as the government md decided up,n
receiving more militia, giving the preference 20 the
Volunteers there wculd be onronet or the members
at their boadquarters No COG Broadway ia order thqs
the company shs be a permanent footing should
regiment not be called into service. There nucn
coed feeling, and Captain Young heartily ebesred
complmentcd for bis zeal and frsnness 10 stating
ill1 - OF the Ierinnnt 4 tLa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11

dfEtr3t ~ me AsSe-teI lofN 81 Nc Ssc-t3 ts-afFfAS q
Rurcicrg Ntgcc ~ ne GARD oclore' Iebuass " oas
Shot Dc, DC.
The boys On tie Baltimore want to DO something rnorc
than the ordinary rou'iue AM have requested tne mel
70 aiew ;helc 70 stop a. Acx1nda and tkc the sccslon
log tina, has been fyisg there. Yesi rd,y white ,g
W there instead o. h spurious sta-1 AMI saas.
Ihc Baltimore and Philadelphia engaged ia carry az
munitions q to the force eroapd here. Thirty q tae
regm nj arrived here last night from Annapolis las IS
probably the detachmcu, gent out from tbs CITY III.
wccx. They all in good health. oar band lea ses
Us Tuesday Lex for home
Last might cre white man ard i've runaway Iegroes
were GIcsted oy the guard.
Tro bridge is now guarjci day and night, rqu res
IN III CnI hundred aud eIxty men Iof The alty.
chap took it into his head 10 have sytec, a1s J.,
did, and got somewhat coned. lie was arrested, WIT
10 tho guard housc and thc,c became M OBJECT OF 90
much importance as 10 nc watched by four inca Ia
corpora Cor forty eight hours Ihes !ed him o. nfaa
and water notwithstanding lie Was spch cha h)boi IL
Sn:c,est ie Was then escorted u be oose al g 10
whole regiment, ami then proc Aisd oy bis su,-i,
with further addition OF drummer fhey cal that
casr5Grg hin thlnk IT. wrong way h8y have u
Try the!pIcglrd for such Jolly fclws Such fellows as
attend - d&y ard Keep sl9cr ats pt A. cnjed b. sch
tro- al m'snfcd = sech an cficnt TINS makes tao
tNird pis0 msfan.Dcj out y
We have grand dress arad 81 rh rsiaY a. tn CAPT.
tol. Wcw' 10 reviewed. by General s,od, Abahin atd
Secret ~ SeTa'd art some more OF the no1sn
ne ateia9cc W cvrac cotcrft hy the bni, "a 40
yud H. f,ait Is tAc Co14cls q1Art1's.
u Hcn'hd, ~ Ma iWk seat us toDstGo I'D
ppss ,be Doy. iiiug Ll0. tor b6 kjlinsss. ro1Ae,
oa't davn 81 ths sl,srdmc2t . glpit'oi 81 4,
~ tae baye' POL J. nor 4 nnes'ssiTy qgiNa y. %
70 -4t&In. 1Aas'o WI 70 Gpil wiy tlNari M. 90
the u so3d llm.F Inask lhgm, say, ~ tas -
pa0o5
Mdsc. Ruro-so = tlIt NOD cp1e bore, bns raf,rt Z
nst - cat SOD sry rl'asul q asi,a fos tssai
N veg T ~. g5o s I ps5 sSs uesnsr,
scasl' n 81 re Whan h5 cnist va p4ss tiorc tbs
dry srsrrisi q .sesa, n'n, tone soneg, = ~
OR Elen waBt tsAs 10 trs. 10 faty ylt Dsg no
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1hoicls H. 1ch speculation = roa'i1r = 40 ~
81 nc Niffh ftfineIt L p,ces' q lat. seT~ PIN
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-07-04
Order Of Publication.

Enooh spauldins, Admir- April %. 1861.
of William K. Easley, dec'd} Order Publication
EHNOCH SPAUDlNG Administrator of Viii
IL liam X. Easley, deceased, PRESENTS to the
Court his petition, praying for an order of sale
of so much of the Estate of said deceased as
will pay and satisfy the debts owing by said
Estate, amounting TO two hundred and fifty
dollars; and on examination of the premises, it is
ordered that all persons interested in the Estate
of said deceased, be notified that application
as aforesaid has been made, and that unless the
contrary be shown on or before the August
Term Of this Court, to be held on the 9Th day
of August, A. D. 1861, an order will be made
for the sale of the following described property,
lying and being in the County of Doniphan,
State of Kansas, to wit: One-half Of Lot sew
enteen, 17) in Block No. thirty three, 1887
said lot lying and being in the city of White
Cloud, County and State aforesaid, with the ap
purtenances thereto belonging, for the payment
of said debt; and it is further ordered that this
notice be published in some newspaper printed
in the County of Doniphan, for six weeks be-
fore the August Term thereof.
Given under nv hand and seal, this 4th day
of June, A. D. 1861.
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
Judge of Probate.
june Is, ls6l-6w. PriEter's fee $1,000.
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CONFECTIONERY!
Wholesale and Retail!

TNHE undersigned has permanently located
l. in White Cloud, at the stand recently oe-
cupied by Henry Beckett, where he has opened
out, and is constantly receiving, large stocks Of
CANDIES OF ALL KINDS,
Of the very best quality.
OYSTERS AND SARDINES!
Oranges and Lemons!
CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO!
RAIsINs AND FIGS!
NUTS OF ALL KINDS!.
Lemon Syrup and Fresh Peaches!
Toys and Perfamery!
ALSO:
The Choicest Wines and Liquors,
Lager Beer, and Old Cider vinegarr
LIKEWISE:
FLOUR AND NEAL,
STONE WARE, SUGAR, BUTTER,
Together wifh
SODA CRACKERS. CHEESE,
Bread, Pies, Cakes,
and eatables of all kinds!
Ice Cream once or twice each week!
have also
The Finest Quality Rifle Powder, Shot,
Caps, and Lead!
A call is solicited from all persons wishing to
purchase any article in my line, either at whole
sale or retail, as feel confident that can fll
orders at as reasonable figures as any house in :
this upper country.
JAMES M. BECKETT.
White Cloud, June IA, ls60-tf
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Order Of PublIcatien.

In the District Court of the Second Judicia
District of the State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, for the tria
ofcauses arising under the laws of said State
John !! !; b.s'' Petition for Divorce.
Josephine Bacot.
TINE plaintiff in this action, filed his aft la
L Wit, that the said defendant is non-resi
dent of the State of Kansas, and that service
of summons cannot be made upon her: it i;
therefore ordered by the Clerk of said Court, in
vacation, that the said defendant, Josephine
Bacot, be notified, by publication being made
in the White Cloud Chief, a weekly newspaper
published in the County of Doniphan, and State
Of Kansas, during six successive weeks, Of the
tendency of this suit, the object of which is to
obtain divorce from the bonds of matrimony
entered into by plaintiff and defendant, the said
defendant having been wilfully absent from the
plaintiff for more than one year last past, with
out any cause or justification therefor, SO far as
the plaintiff is concerned; and that unless she
plead, answer or demur &c the plaintiff 8 petit
ton against her filed in said Court, on or be.
fore the Dist day of August, A. d. 1861, said
petition will be taken as true and confessed,
and judgment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof, I have bereunto set
my hand, and affixed the Seal of said Court, at
my office, in the city of Troy, this Odd day of
June, A. D. 1861.
HENRY BoDER, JR., Clerk.
June 81, le6l-6w. Printers fee, $l4.
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