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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

OxE of the ahnoyances felt most severe
ly by our volunteers is the difficulty of
nsing their pay for. the support of their.
families. Between the delay IN getting
any pay at all, and the difficulty Of send
ing it safely home, they have generally.
been able to do next to nothing for their
families, when they ought to be able to do
good part Of the duty of supporting
them. Their pay, it is true, is not large
enough to distract themswith questions as
to the best mode of using it, but it is
enough TO add very materially TO the CONF
fort of a half dozen children, for, as
the # Government furnishes everything
that a sober steady man needs while
in its service, nearly all of it can be
saved. But its accumulation as saw
iugs in the hands of the Government
don't do any good to needy fami-
". The desideratum, therefore, is some
arrangement BY which the soldier can give
to his family such portions of his pay as
he wants to justas fast as he himself gets
it. This disideratum has at last been at
tanned. The government has ordered the
introducti0n into the volunteer forces of
the ''allotment ticket" system, now estab-
lished in the navy. The act of Congress of
July 18th, nauthorizing the employment of
Volunteers says, nthat the Secretary of
War be, aud he is, hereby authorized and
directed to introduce among the volunteer
forces in the service of the United States
the system of allotment tickets, now used
in theuavy, OF. some equivalent system, by
which the family of the volunteer may
draw such portions Of his pay as he may.
reqdest"' 'z .'..... -
The aallotment ticker. is simply sort
of Hpower of attorney" signed by the SOL
der and given to his family, by which they.
draw such part of his pay as he may desig-
nate in hc.tieket. This ticket is presented
by the wife or child or mother at the pay
masters office aud draws the money Just as
if,it were a check from the soldier. With
these tickets in the hands Of families, aud
payment made regularly every two months,
as is now ordered, the volunteer can de-
vote all his pay, or as much as he pleases,
to his family. It is a good arrangement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
Last speech OF Douglas.

The Union papers oil over the country,
are publishing in double loaded type at
the head of their columns, these words
from the last speech of Douglas:
"WAOeptr is not prepared to sacrifice parry
O1gaai.ation, and platforms on the altar Of
Gts country does not deserve tke satppoyt and
eouattngnes of honsst aaen. How are we to
overcome partisan antipathies in the minds
Of men of ali parties so as to presepta uni-
ted front in support of our counttyP We
mast cease discussing party i:sue., make no al-
HURON 10 old parry 9tests, hare no errfiminG-.
.iOas and REORGANIZATION, indulge N no tGuHts
one against tie other as to tnho has been tie
cause Of these troubles. C. bsss $
III i'when we shall have rescued the Cow
ernment and country from its psFils, and
seen Its dag floating in triumph oYer every
inch Of Amarican soil, it will then,be time,
enough toinquire.a as 10 who and what has
brought these troubles upon us. When we
shall have, q country and q Government
for our children to live in peace and hap
piness, it will be time for each Of MS to
return to our party banners according to,
ont own convictions. Of right and duty
Let him. be marked as no. true patriot who
win not abandon all such issues in times
lil-o AI,a... II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

T-ff499 $50 = 2 =
THE indianapolis JouLaaE says about
20. rifles passed through that city on.
Thursday morning, directed 70 Gen. Ere
m6nta ST, Louis. The Missouri division of
the army win now beSsli supplisd-With
arms. This isstheseeead a, 0oOthaehaye
passed through indianapolis for ths same
destination, within the last two weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
TheProspaesc.t.
prom tie 81. Lonis peno :. Z

From the st. Louis Demoerpt.l III
Humtlilting as was the, lesson of Man
assas aud painful as was that of Southwest
MISSOURI, their very occurrence proves
them to have been needed. They cannot
fail to result in incalculable good. Alrea-
dy, in Virginia and in Missouri do we see
richly ripeniug the fruits of those costly
experiences. The exigencies Of tue coun-
try have startled the government to vivid
perception Of duty, and happily prepared
it to second with its utmost energies, as
Otherwise it might not have doRe, the Ba-
gacityi of Fremont and Mcclellan. w
At present, extensive preparations are
progressing With novel swiftness in the
Department OF the Vest cred, tape" has
here exchanged its proYerbial lethargy for
the stranger attribute of almost magical
CELEBRITY. Men, means, money, are FORTH.
coming in refreshing abundance ut the
bidding of the indomitable, Pathlinder.--.
His labors and genius may be fully tasked,
but, unless fooled by some "circumlocu-
ton Office" above him, he certainly will
achieve complete and memorable sue
cess. ~, ,,.,, ,-,-.,5a a-,- 90 "
|, tits to be remembered that in Missouri
We have to contend with more than simply
The foe in the field. The influence of
reasonable sentiments and sympathtes
throughout the State, has to be met and
counteracted. Cowardly, guerilla bands
are to be effectually broken up. To secure,
these necessary results, military. victories
in the State viii go far, but will scarcely
alone suffice. Tho fate OF, Missouri hangs,
at last, upon the issue of the grand war
between the Confederate traitors and the
government. If the, skill aud energy of
Fremont in the West shall be, exerted by
the Government aud its military chiefs in
eO1r. enemies have as yet gained no adj
vantage which; may not involve their suEer-
and swifter defeat. On the other hand,
our rulers aud leaders have received the
lesson they needed, and have lost none of
the strength they require, to enable them
to conquer 9 lasting peace. s,a i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
ma Ver1Bad WOE.

Everything is scarce down isouth.g The
Nashville Tenn. Gazt,ts contain s the fol-
loving advertisement Of a:manufaeturero Of
mineral Ea,er, IN that city no 20 s,-tl Esd'
! j.. NoTIoE.4-I hope my customers in the
city Of Nashville will be- good enough 10
quence of theLincoln bloelsades Your at
tentionnto the above will oblige 4He very
much, as eOrlEs are as essential To me now
as the b0ttlesl III 2ayilsff ttai ssoq ~
IS g N.aB.-lI have also 70 inform my castos
-merS that through myeihabiliJy 70 procure
silver enough to make change FOR my Gus
TONERS, I have issued twenty 9hvecent tick
cts which will be Tedeemable at any time
by the Undersigned 2 %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

made, while the terrorism which renders
it so dangerous in some of the slayehold-
ing States for q white man 70 ayoW the
LOYALTY Of his honest heart continues to
prevail there:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

The Washington papers call the Bull
Run fight the John Bull Russell aight,}r
in communication of the fast time made
by Russell in his retreat to Washington.
Its said the fastest Of the Fire zouaves
Immediately ''drfed,up,n after reading Rus
sells account 1t "beat their time,p ''and
more too, q or any other man. e f.. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
.a1PSstaSe stamps.

Oar subscribers win please Esmi, u, Nc
more post stamps Of The kind now in
use a. this species Of currency WI. be.
come stump-taiI after the sist inst, aitsi
which date we can neither zen, use moi
exchange them. The new style of stamp.
will be received in paymsntJof subserip.
ton. s'i - sr's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

re A GREAT MBD1c1SE ron FEMAtEs l-Hun-
dreds Of stfmulants have been Invented
and sold, purporting TO be specific in the
vari6ns diseases and arrangements to
which the delicate form of woman render
her subject. The result Of all these stilia
'1lants has been to impart nl6mehtGry detip-
Tty'to the aeftous ss,stlha, and false yigor TO
the mutetss; but this relief has been sue
ceeded by depression and pTostration
greater than before and the repeated att
teripts of inYalids 10 build themselves up
by the fdLss REMEDIES, have finally ended in
destroying what little vital .organizatio6
was left. But ii using tBerhdpe's Lot=
land Bitters'' you will find no such disGs-
tr61so results. IT is a purely Vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific
principles, after the manner Of the eele:
DRAFTED Holland Professor, BGtBaye., Unl
der its Influence ege+y nerve and muscle
receives new strength and ytg5r. appetite
and sleep return, and, finally, perfect
health. See advertisement in another coll,
mn I'D -. QTJ1LlF q shi- f4@fitA2 2ang0 y
uu lit'. --,s .sfi sts.fi f1anfar5gfiiHn sSs =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
BEYER1Y. Anrnst 2sd. llss

Gen. Lee rs only, ten miles the otner SIDE
of Huttolsyille with from 10, 600 to 5000
men. He is perfectly surrounded by our
troops-l0,0o0 men, with four batteries of
twenty eight cannon in all. auHe sent in a
flag of truce the other daylto Gen. Rey-
nolds, who is in command, i and offered to
surrender. all his arms,ifwe would only let
him through our lines, so that he could 90
South. He said If we did not accedeito his
proposition that he would cut his way
through. Gen. Reynolds sent back word
TO cut his way through, as he would never
let him outalive. Sothere are greatprep-
arntionsi for the fight. The Sixth Ohio.
which was here, has gone on n forced
march to the scene OF action. The Twen-
ty-fifth Ohio, part of which arrived here
last night, came seventeen miles ct double
quick time, having heard that weiwere at
tacked aud completely cut iup. You can
all make up your minds that Gen. Lee nor
any other Southern General will ever have
the pleasure Of advancing on wheeling
There were III of our regimentweut out
on scouting expeditionithe other day, and
were gone four days. They came upon a
lot of seeessiopists on the other side of
Cheat river, who were perfectly screened
from view By. laurel bushes. As our men
advanced in the river! 70 cross; they fired
upon us, killing three aud dangerously
wounding two others. They then IN the
confusion made o safe retreat Coming
home we captured three prisoners, one
with drawings of our camp in his pockets.
There are 400 men to start tomorrow for
the same place, to be gone Sundays 1t is
my opinion that we, are perfectly safe from
any attack at this place. In factthe rebels
cannot get near us without our knowing it
We, had funeral in our company. The
man who was stabbed byone ofithe Plum
mer Guards died on the 10th, and was
buried with military honors the same day.
The soldier who. stabbed ahfmgisg stlli5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

oLIssrErEp.rThs n. Y. HsIdla, in its Is
Sne of Thursday last, Classics the Wash
inF.sp, Pa, RraRietr among the sseessioI
paper, sf ths country
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
FROM REYERLY.- I

Gen. Lee,s force L Q, 900 to 10, ooo--He
is Surrounded by Federal Troops
Z to get out, etc.
We are permitted to make the following
extracts from q private letter from mem
Der of Company, +, Second Virginia Vol
iunteers, to gentleman in this city: s1s
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The want Of an auttentie aud thorough History Of
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and Incidents of the struggle for the Union. C e.
To meet this want. mud % produce work Of per
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Including all the incidents and events In their exact
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,fs9Fis MTTTTTArRY

tTIIIE members ef Co.. A Virginia state Fenclblesl
i are ordered tomeet Mt the Armory on Saturday
sySRFiRg sls1 Inst at o9Oo Business Of i'm
faug3Oa - . BoJaof MI DORSEY, om'dg 8. ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
NTOsQUITo NRTTs.--s0 ppiieee-lf Moislauit
M lBHrIy opehed this morning. y 90 -z29
~ null al 4 COOPER A SEHBERRE.

47stedu n5gi.i7 yI9ys 10 IoJ1aEs ispr.d I
-sc1is II tnsmr1syes SET .aHeini4o ed /
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l7I53i 9ll.i 10 81 % - l.I-l-3 u ~
Is 5siIs5 81 Al collie 5idi 21nis iEaf Z
sssI al 81 iifB il tsIols1sdi ,isd1 ,smi1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

SO ltsl bsisaA.9s ssi=
=tIgdiE II SzE3L
= rl4H C4f Q3Ft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

sTheis Gesnsses ase sAsa Alsupelv 49,
vesv UnDlsasaasDy = Psblss vlsses,s -.
This remark vill not apply = thess VIA ere fse.
tsnsts enough = Aavs their sas.ass nsds visA
machines, taking what 10 called ~ SesN, laes
stiash, - u tAs eaas with ~ LADp, WmeFa I
90. Machine, vhish aakes tAs Stitch alike q.
both sides Of he material, leaving ~ salw ri.
r;dss 70 wsar sut ~ washing ~ irpsiae. The,e
uashinss ass meeting . wat loag expsssssd ~
The pablis, in thar aAaptsdnsn = I'll kinds q
Sewing thst II il possible q pesetissb,s . do,
Whersv~ Sewing can b. Doe. in nsali, o. eve,
lsstAss, they viii d = aseuat q work thae i
ITALY astesishiag. Stseag il soastzusasn, yst %
simple in mechanism = to b easily usdssstsod,
they fully merit The ssDstal.a they have ob.
tainsd, Of being IT, ses Ssssias Assasss sssr ~
ssassS. We d orr friends faver b. ssfsssi,s
them 70 II e advsstiseaeat II rsgasl q dee ~.
ss.-PA1s6dp4is ks4s;esr.
spsls-d4wlo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

CoUen. The sudden changes 1t our climate
are sources Of PUlNoxAsY. BloncnlfAI al A.
rHnArIc AFFECTIONS. Rxpsrisnes hsviag peovsd
that simple remedies often oct speedily .aad -
tsinly when taken in the sasly stages Of the Dis
sase, rseosss shosld q ones b he'd 70 Bre,,.,.
BroseAssl 7voesss," = Lossngss, let The Cold,
Cough OF Irritation Of the Throat - ever % sleht
- BY this psseaatioa morn sssious attack nay
b sGsstsally wssasd:eG. PuBlIc SssAE1ns ed
Sixosns will lnd then sGselual for elsasing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov37 .d4vtm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICFS-

= WoaDlo fns lGDD. $ :. 49, >
- ~ lssdpe NJ fsssess - upsa -.
- den,1hs - - Sn1sly 1s,aisa
vivifyiae vssPssaasss vAisa sssssis he siusseeA
- svisiss, vitAsss 0aaiiiag ~ szAa..eis.
vAisA y always he aaal sGsss = ssaisasy s,,.-
ulesas. VI tssd~ DstAs ~ nO1a4ffHRss
STOMACH BlTTIRs = = isvieas.st - -
slssaIivs. iDos1iaAs n II bsasAsiai apti., A.
pssnaasssis - sosst. Il tesss u $500.
inpsssss thespPssisss - lks dam -. the
spirits aal tsaas sst saIy . pso,oae life bsye.a
~ ssssl qsas ~ = sssas \ - ajsyaAas q t.
svssias - isie p'i.s. PEI dy9sssiA epgs,s-
sios aftss satiaG. bilious shelis, MIA eho,i..
speans Il Ne steaasA, dsk nssveus heal-eaAa.
shills and fsvse. trsosas, pssslsssa. en- IN the
Complaints special - ths fssbler ssx he Bitssr,
ass ssssnstly rssoaneaasd b thousasds vhohave
vis.ssssd tAsir sspsssos s9sasy i sssA easss.
aps7s-d&wIm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

y. scr n T,

70 SNCOND STRICT, BETWEEN Percy
20 And Rook lslend, Ssqpectfally anneuncss p
= tAs sitissae Of Davsapcrt that hs e nov ~
pared =
Clean, ColoR and Manufacture
q KID ~ TO
into god ones, ct short noties and On reasonable
tssms. Rseollect the pless. Is Second stssst, b.
tween Perry and Rock lalAad.
ape3el ]. BOOTH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

BRAvs!-The Gasssts waxss brave.
Il isys when Missouri ssesdes, not !
pound Of provisioa shall pass this place
TO feed the people. Thst i bravel The
only reason that oosld have induced the
little joker 70 have uttssed % vsighty .
continent wss because there was NO
shadow of.pepsibility that Missouri win
49, eennt besself out Of the Union
A A1xa1J Asleansl1tchsap, thoush
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
From the Baltimore Clipper.
uarshaD Kape otthe Bottom of the 0uHs
der Of the uaG1och0seess Tg00po.


der sl tbe nssaocAssssts Troops.
By the sutjoined copy Of . hand bill
which was issued in Frederick, Md, Oh
Saturday, the day succeeding this muir.
derous onslaught on unoffendIng men
passing through our streets, it will be
seen how excitements we're likely to be
communicated elsewhere. The hand
bill, it will be seen, contains . dispatch
from Police Marahal George p. Kane,
Of Baltimore, apparently in reply to an
offer Of . COMPANY Of soldiers from r.
T. johnson. It reads - follows:
MARYLAND8Rs AROUSE!
Pn, pEaloK, Saturday, Z 4. n.
At12 O'Clock last night received
the following dispatch lrou Marshal
Kane, of Baltimore, BY telegraph to the
Junction, and expressed to Frederick !:
Thank you for your offer. Bring
your man By the first train, and zoe soilt
arrange w,A the railroad 9fiersoGrds
Streets red soith Maryland 6loodI
Send ezpress over the mountain and
valleys Of Marylasd and Vi,ginia for
TIE ritaemsn to come soithoxt delay.
Fresh hordes soiA be d0wn upon ~ TO-
moron (the 2Oth.) We soiU Gght
them, and sehip them or die.
Gro. p. KANE"
All men who will 60 with me will re.
port themselves ~ soon a. possible, pro-
vlding themselves with such arms and
Announcements - they can. Double
barrelled guns and buckshot are eff
cient. They wild assemble after report
ing themselves at lot o'clock, 90 ~ to
60 down in the III train.
BRADLEY T. JOunsoN.
We have not one word OF remark to
make on this document. 1t carries its
own comment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

PRAcTrCrNo War TasY PRBAcn.-
The voters Of Muscatiue county have
thrown party to the wind for the pres-
ent, aud have gone in heart and hand
for union IN voting - we'll % union
in action tor the sake of the Union.
That IL sensible. Thesame thing should
DO done elsewhere. The present crisis
demands unity Of action al around, asd
he who eppesss itSialls short of'his duty
to his country. The Republicans d
4uss6eios have ct On enample which
It 10 not veil to forget. or ignore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undsrsigneo hsvs this day taken into theh
arm, - pastpee In their busnsas csndusted In q +
city, Alsxandsr lsassss, and tAe nans aad styls
Of the said 11n here will - known - l.. BLAfg
: Co.
The propeistosship Of The Roek Islaed soaeern
BkATT, LAzARe : co.
Davenport, Nay lst, 1851.
mvl d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.

I'm THE 11R8T DAY or FHBRUAR
~ this veil kseva Hotel chaagsd pse-
psistess. Oss Of tie u.dessigned, the owner q
The pesmisss, 40 the original psopsistos, vim -
u tie $50 = welcome I'll old aaA ssw fsisoda
We 1attse osssslvss that With our sxpsrieoss
and our sotsssoe asso0modstions ~ can oosr =
the tssvsliag q IL Ill the contested veil ~
ulatsd hose q Ne isW psiss Of
One Do11Ax pOr DAY.
We ass determined that this shall b the best
Dollar House II the 0tate.
Ono Hundred anl Ten Day. Dearders
60 b eeoo0nodated. Fanilies desiring rooua.
ase invited 70 ell sd make their sslsetioss.
Z kssys ssS 0Mnejioss Ns6Ss sessSsesd s0i1A
~ 0baeoI
70 sss fasning friends ~ voaM erouiss that
Tie 49, hbesajity viii - estsadsd = tAeo .
hssetofsee, 90 the highest prices paid b then
- thas pat q their psodoes ussd 81 The HOUSE.
J. J. HUMPHREY . co.
jaa19-1AvN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

MAJos GsNERAL WooI, Who hss been
entering largely into military affairs 1t
New York, and for whom his friends
expected the appointment to . high
command in tho active service Of the
government, has been sent back by the
Secretary Of War 1t Washington to
Troy, in tender consideration of bic
health" He will there supsrintend
the Arssoal, AID, like . superanuat-
ed war horse, impatiently wear the re-
straints which hold him from the battIe
he smelieth from affair."" but il not a.
lowed to enter"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

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- - ham sluass. sve-tAi,is u u. a,ev,
Bssasss oasas ses = ..sssa l,.ss, % . =.
1sssssA e.s.ge = additional sAasrs d Is .,,,s
~ eqaaso Win y 0a6e.
lAys osAsosa dsshls Ne ans dinsssiees
Ysssiy al,ssisiae sss.s.sss yin ). ,,,.,,4..l
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o1vaeses, 49, al 0tAse advestiseneots eent /, s.
Ne edveeesser yin y ehasgsd extra.
:. Aevesoceoeote - oeeG0paaied vith insave.
49, ~ = Inserted sDtil fosbjd, and sAassed q.
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ee,se pr nsss =. eght words. asd spesial potises
- ~ 49, - ~, = - ssDts lss ~ week.
Al eosaeee ses religious - bsnsvolsat psr.
- - ~ me- whstessvss, Of ssdiaasy lsne1h.
e1eept aaGle esssssesasnts e nagrieees ~
deesls, saasged = esats pee issestieo.
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sssssssNy - sSsssss, salsss fsoa sppssvsi
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Ceetrssts fse ysasiy alvsstisiag tasnisslls q
- o9s!on q advsssteeut they psyiag - advaaee.
oeae - - Pr oe1t. - The coalsset 1siee.
AdveE0eeoeots inested noxs 70 rseAine naAtaP
% pr oeos a4voooo - the shove ntao. - keue
eahses - passs, = ~ eest. sAvaase % seeulss
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Al transient sdvssiss.ssts s,ss h ps,d 70. /,
Aavsstiss.ssts inserted In weekly .. rssss,..
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