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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-24
THE EVACUATION.

Under these distressing circumstances
Major Anderson evacuated mot surren.
dered) Fort Sumter. lie went out with
all tho honurs of war. The men we're un-
der arms and carried their private props
erty with them. The drums and ffes
pla, cd Yankee Doodle" the Amvican
flag ,oas sai,tcd ,cM .fty g,m, and Major
Anderson and his men went on board the
Isatel, which Immediately hoisted at the
fore the stars and stripes, and transferred
the officers and II en- to the Baltic-so
that the gallant Fort Sumter force have
been under the American flag and no
other from the day oftheir occupation to
the hour of their departure, The evacu-
alton was matter beyond the force Of
circumstance-the manner was in all res
poets honorable
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THE BATTERIES.

1t should be stated here that not one Of
the secession batteries could ever hare
been erected had not Major Anderson re-
ceived and acted upon orders not to fire
n gun till he was fired upon, and hence
the work upon the secession batteries
proceeded without interruption.
TnE FIRE INSIDE OF SUMTER.
Before Sumter was evacuated the in
side of the fort was completely burned
out-the powder had all been removed
from the magazine and thrown into tho
harbor to proven: al explosion, which
would have killed every one in the fort
the last guns fired from Sumter were
worked 10y men with wet handkerchieis
over ;heir faces, so intense was the heat
there rcce Im three g',a cartridges lJt IN the
Jort-,herr ,oos no bread md but EHle pork LEFT
for prorision-and the firing ceased SIMPLY
because there was no more powder to fire
with.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-24
RALEIGH N. C. April 18th, 1861.

- 7 VI ~ N'VFFi 'TV0 VI W ToNUNII =
Hon. s Cameron, See. of War.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-24

MAJOR ANDERSON DID NOT SURRENDER.
The arrival of the Baltic is all ;mpor-
tant. iua.much as she rings not only the
troops but the first authentic intelligence
from Fort Sumter 1t is distinctly stated
by Major Anderson and by every officer
who returned with him, that
Major Anderson lid not surrender Fort
Sumter, but evacuated it upon his own
terms, and did so under more fuyora-
BILE and honorable circumstances
than the Commandant of a fort so
situated ever evacuated before. \ paral.
lei case is unknown in military annals.
Apart from the fact that Major Ander-
son, With his little force Of men, had been
for months in the fort under a cloud of
anxiety las cne of the officers says that
no one but themselves can imagine, for
the last thi:ty hours before the evacua.
ton they had been under a steady fire OF
thirty three guns and seventeen mortars
from the secession batteries, which the
Fort Sumter officers say were admirably
and accurately managed, almost every
shot striking inside OF Sumter, and there
were altogether ffty.seven guns and
twenty.niue mortars which could have
been brought to bear upon the fort il the
Charleston solliers had thought il neces
sarV.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

BEAUTIES OF A SOUTHERN CoSrEpE
RAcY."-Whsn the great "Southern
Confsderscy" is in full blast. (assumiug,
for the fun Of the thing. that so improb.
able an event will come to pass. what 4
happy state Of affairs there will be. truly
Pillage. robbery and murder will be the
order Of the day. The of6cs-holders will
rob the people. and the people will rob
strangers and each other. Citizens ol
free countries will rscsive no better treat.
mens than in the most despotic regions
Of the globs. The United States will
again experience insults and abuses simi-
lar to those which produced the war with
the Barbary States the Slave Trade
will Be in its glory. requiring the utmost
vigilance Of civilised nations to suppress
it: and piracy will again rule the Southern
waters. rivalliug the palmy days Of La
6tts. and producing terror to coumsrcs
like unto that which existed At the time
when the lsmsnted Porter was despatch
ed to rid the Gulf Of the dreadful scourgs.
The borders will TEEN with marsuders
and desperadoes: and thisving 6llibus.
tsrs will ovsrrun Mexico. Central Amer
lea. and the Gulf Islands. The South
will become . refuge for the cut throats.
outlaws and disappointed demsgogues Of
the North, who will Aeck down 70 thst
more congenial cline. where the state Of
society will Be adapted to their tastes.
and where acts which would constitste
crimes as the North. would b passports
to popular favor. This 10 rather hard
p:cturs, but It would b found to be .
true one. Evidences Of it are already
beginning TO develop themselves. and the
character Of the Disunion element for.
bids any ether eonslusioa. The connsc.
ton Of the Gulf States with the North 10
the only thing that has redeemed them
from utter barbarian hsrstofes: and The
Federal Govsrnmsat owss it to civilisa-
ton to kesp Co,tsndom under its control
at oil hasards. "
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

any way. That's what's the matter
with her."
Gov. Buckingham. Of Connecticut. has
been nominated for reelection.
A captain Of British vessel wss
lately tarrei and fssthsrsd at Savannah.
for sitting down to table. on board his
vessel. with . negro. Cottondom will
be apt to hear from England. in . maa
nsr she does not relish.
Rumors are again rife Of contsmpla.
ted attack upon Fort Sumter. unless Lin
coin does not favor cosrcioa.
The people Of Texas have ratified ths
ordinance of secession.
Returns from North Carolina indicate
that the Unionists have carried the State
and that there is . majority against call
ing q Convention.
Captain Pope. U. s. Army. is to b
court. martiaIsd. for speaking disrsspset'
fully Of President Buchanan. in rseen
lecture.
/ 1t is reported that Col. E. v. Sumns
will be promoted to the position mad
vacant by the degradation Of Gen
Twiggs.
Southern officers stationed at For
Laramie have resigned.
1t 10 stated that 1900 .troops. laiel,
stationed in Texas. are en- ronts for For
Leavenworth.
We have heard Of no disturbance .
Washington. on Inauguration day, ami
presume everything passed off quietly.
Next week will be one Of great inter
est in the history Of this country. as tn
new Administration. will begin to dsvel
op its policy. and the crisis will begin +
come to . "hssd."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ The 6ns weather for . week past.
has set the farmers to work in every di.
rection. A considerable quantity o.
Spring wheat has already been put in
the ground. From the manner in which
the farming business is being entered in.
70. We feel confident that. if the season j,
good one. there will be enough produce
raised to supply the country. and to make
up for last years failure beside.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

OLD ABE HEARD FRoN.-Ths speech
of Mr.. Lincoln st Indianspolis. which j,
mesgerly given in our tslsgraphic column,
will b read with intense interest By sv.
cry friend Of Constitutional Liberty in The
Union. 1t is the first time be has spoken
on national affairs since his nomination.
and briefly - he has now spoken be has
yet clearly indicated that hs will be
President Of the United States. He dos
not believe that our Union is Free Love
Association. depending for its existence
on elective affinity" and personal attrsc.
tions. He thinks . district school 10 one
thing. scsunfy another. . State another,
and . Constitutional Union quite differ.
snt from all. These are truisms-er
were. six months sgo-but it tosk gem.
inc courage to give life and uttsrsnes once
more to the great principles embodied in
them. A fort which wss psid for BY the
United States belongs to the Unitsl States;
the revenue 10 hers. and shall b collected.
And If South Carolins chooses to play st
treason. the Federal Cove, nmept asis 70
b kindly excused from carrying traitor.
ous messages in The Union mail bags.
All hail. ABB Lincoln. Rail. s piistsr
and President Your 6vs minutes spesch
is worth all the polished rhstorie Of yeur
Prime Minister'S lsss and Dslphie stsss.
nsnts. Adbsrs to The psliey you have
hintsd. rather than marked out. and s;eh.
teen million frssmsn will stssd BY yeu
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ Public opinion has declared tha,
Curtis Compound Syrup Of Sassafra'
stands unequalled among the remedies Of
fsrsd for speedily curing diseases Of shs
Lungs. Chest and Throat. 7sl
His Mamaluks Linimsnt has become
one Of the staple articles Of trade. Msr.
chants might - we'll be without sugar
and coffss. Every family should kesp I
constant supply Of these medicines on
hand.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ Wonder what secession preacher
it was. over in Holt County. who. after
saying grace at table in . public house.
commenced ridieuling the prayer Of q
Dutehman. closing with the remark that
it "wss 20 broken. be didn't bslisvs God
Almighty himself could understand ii r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

Gsx. HARxEY.-Two months ago,
when Capt. Montgomery took Fort
Scott-on pspsr-Gea. Harnsy was i'm
mediately ordered by . Buehanie tsls.
gram to assemble his forces and dispsrss
the abolition dsspsradoes.
We do not wish to disparags the
Presidential alacrity. The old dotsr'
w.io misrules the Federal Government
did simple act Of duty in taking imms'
diats steps to rscever-as hs supposed
piece Of United States property. i
the troops were ordered ont in indecent
haste. and on the single statement Of q
drunken Judge. still the error of thu
President was slight and pardonable. fol
it was made in the line Of duty.
Since those "fearfnl outrages'' vert
committed on the Kansas border. the
country has witnessed lawlessness of an.
other sort. Fort after fort has been ts-
ken, arms stolen. ships fred inte. Mint
appropriated. and the flag disgraced
Nobody knows how many forts have
been seized by traitors. Sometimes W
learn that four or FIVE have been taken in
one day. .a-
And what does James Buchanan do:
He issues proclamation for Ma.
tionsl Fast. 81 r--
He publishes FIVE lying Messages
He says Ohio must atop this incen.
diary agitation.
He pats Alabama on the back. and
tells her that. If she must steal. she would
oblige him by complying a. far as possi.
bic with the provisions of the Breckin-
ridge platform.
And this is the difference between overt
acts for freedom and overt acts for slav-
cry. 1aa- g
If you want to be thief, a scoundrel
in one word, . trsitor-and escape
punishment. the rule adopted in this free
country is to first become defender Of
slavery. 1t is very simple rule. and
there are no exceptions to it.
If Capt. Montgomery commits treason
nobody believes he ever did-lst him
be hung. But. in the name Of decency
and justice, do not forget to hang Yam.
csy.-Leaye1rorM Conservative.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

TtRaists- "Four."-Ws have learned
the particulars Of ! bloody '.scrinmsgs"
which recently occurred in nsighbor.
ing town and County. The narrative
runnsth thus:
In said town. tbsrs lives jack Of oil
trades. bearing the euphouious cosno-
msu Of Dxssnskes. He can turn his
hand To anything useful. sseh = cabinet
making. .'carpsnssrins. .asd selling whsksy.
The latter occupation agrsss with him
best. aud h therefore pays most attention
to it. The School Board had employed
Dussnshon to make . blackboard. but
when it was delivered. they could not
agree upon the prics. Dussnshon threat-
snsd to take it awsy: but . school boy
standing BY. remarked that he wanted
to uss the board himself. and il could not
BE- taken away. Tbs result was. Dussn.
shon warned The boy never to come into
his "juicsry" again.
A few evenings later. friend invited
the boy into Dusenshon's establishment.
to take sscisl game Of "suchrs. +" which.
after some hesitation. he agreed to. But
upon sussring. Dassnshon ordered the
boy out. The latter refused to 60. when
Mrs. Dussnshon. who stood BY. took
the matter IN hand. snd undertook to pm.
him ont. Then came the ting Of wsr." /"
Such fight was never seen. On one
side was . plump. doubls;6stsd Dutch
woman on the other. . little school.
boy weighing only about ITS poands.-
Thers they had it. nip and tug"-''nip''
sometimes having The advantage. and
then "tug." But fortune favored the
masculine. and Mrs. Dussnshon VA
ehoked down on the counter. Dusen.
shon could not stand this. but came to
the rescue Of his rraw. A. be came.
school boy seized split-bottomsd chair
and let drive st him. He 40 swung it,
that the bottom Of the chair struck his
antagonists head. The splits. being old
and brittle. gavs way. and Dussnshon''
bead went through. to the shouldsrs.-
In this condition::hs "went in. "splurgine
like . bull with bis head fast in bushs
basket. But the "muzzls" was more
than he could get along with; aud th'
school boy. with his 6ngsr.nail'. soo1
had Dusenshon's face covered with rep
reservations Of the American flag.
At this crisis. Mrs. Dusenshon. who
had recovered her equilibrium, came &c
the rescue again. with rusty pistol which
had bssn lying ON shelf. containing nc
load, and minus the lock. But her 3D.
verssry Was tso much excited to motto.
these defects. and hastily took refuge be
hind the esquire" whe had remained I
silent spectator Of the whole affair. theme.
beating retreat out Of the door. leaving
the enemy to take care Of their dead and
wounded. So ended the sanguinary bat
tie of Dussnshon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

@ThsL Ladiss' Rspesitory, for March
is illustrated with abe.utiful sesns snti
lied "Homs Agsin. !" and o. portrait 81
Rosa Bonhsur. With 'rsisrencs to tb,
reading matter. vs eauoniy rsapeat what
W have said hsrstSfena. Published d
Ciscinnati, Ohio, at o. . year. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ A party from this plaes made .
thres days hunt in The vicinity Of Big
Tsrkio Lake. last wssk. Among other
gsas secured, was bssvs. shot By w
w. Moore. -aa Ta afe' ~ sec
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gloom which has over.prssd Kansas for
many months past. and the universal
depression under which she 10 now suf-
fsring. her prospects for. the coming sea-
son appear Ohssring.; Last years drought
has not frightened people at ., distance
% much as might bs supposed :; for.
from every direction We hear Of persons
who are preparing to smigrats to Kansas
many Of them persons Of means. Late
political events in Missouri, and apprs-
tensions for the future. together with the
lswlsss proceedings Of heated partisans.
are driving out thousands Of her best cit
izsns, very many Of whom are turning
their attention to Kansas. We hsvs
heard of number who are enLesvoring
to trade Missouri for. Kansas property.
or looking for favorable locations to pur.
chase. The prospects for our town and
the adjacent country are encouraging
There is probability ofsonsidsrabls i'm.
provement here. the coming season. and
many new farms will be opened up. Ev.
sry farmer will this year make use Of every
rood of availsble land, and immense guam.
titles Of grain will be put in the ground.
II the season proves favorable. for which
there appears to be good prospect, BY
next Fall Kansas will be all right again.
and prepared to take . vigorous start
ahead. the next year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

= ~ On the day Of the Presidential
slsetien. an snthusiastic Lincoln man oi
this place became the father of . boy.
which be asmea Abe Lincoln. On. the
4th inst, another Wide Awake was pre-
sentsd with . daughter. which be says hs
means to call Mary. in honor Of the La
dy Of the Whits House. F -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

( e. The Republicans Of Oregon are
not devoid of spirit. On Monday. they
fred . salute Of one hundred guns. in
honor Of Lincoln's Inauguration. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ In this Township. ~ far - ",
can learn. BY iar The greater portion o.
The aid obtained from Atehison. has bssr
bestowed upon Democrats. II persou'
are needy. they should b relieved. r..
gsrdlsss Of politics: but ws mention tbs
above faes. for ID purpose Of sugssstins
thst tbs Democracy thsosghoot The eoun.
try ct least cease bowling asainst the 70.
lief business. and doing their dirtisst ia
prevent aid from being ssnt to Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

az We notice that the Kansas papers
are generally calling upon the Presidents
to make the appointments for this State.
il possible, before the meeting Of the Leg
islature. A very good suggestion. A.
most every member Of the Legislature il
an applicant for federal pap and in their
extraordinary concern for self, they srs
forgetting their pledges and the interest,
Of their constituents selling their votes
to those Senatorial aspirauts who will
promise to 10 most in their behalf. II
the appointments be made before the
meeting Of the Legislature. this game
will be blocked, and members may then
be disposed to consult the interests oi
those whom they were chosen to serve.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

/ BoArs.-Ths fsst boat of the -ssssoi
was the little steamer Shreveport. which
passed up on Monday morning. the 4th.
The Thos. E. Tut arrived at our
wharf on Tuesday night. bringing large
quantity Of -four. sugar. coffee. etc.. for
the Indians. She was chartered BY Mr..
Bailey. to take his pork below: and At
present. (Wednesdsy.) Is lying Il the
Pork House. receiving her cargo. s;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ Ths editor Of he thunb-psps'
published enthusiastically at ths
s'ranshs" whsrs thsy 6sh dead men sai
Of The river svsy day with . ssin. i
again sadsavori,g to ct ~ 70 kick him
into notoristy. We viii not gratify
him. a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ The traitors at Oregon gave an
other exhibition, Of their decency. on
Monday night. They could not permit
the occasion to pass without offering an
insult to white people: During the day.
they Got up the project Of burning Lin
coin in efisy; but, when night arrived.
they became ashamed Of their own scheme.
and gave the sfiair into the hands Of some
pupils for the gsllows, in the shape Of q
squad Of half grown boys. {
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ We understand thsrs was log.
rolling dance over in the bottom, OF
Monday night; aud il is also rumored
thss some Of ths White Cloud bsaaz
Isn't their smilss upon the occasion. From
what We can learn. everything went Of
xell-sspscially the White Cloud bsys
. ~ The inquiry has bssn msds. Why
March 4th was chosen for The inaugura-
ton Of Prssdsnts. Dingus says il Va.
because The day wss suggestivs that ths
retiring Presideu, had to Xxrek JorA. +
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

81 The Border State Disunionists
call themselves Conditional Secession
is.s." When coercion comes. would It
not bs we'll to treat them to Comdifio"
Pcvdsrse
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

4 ~ A young man over in Missouri.
voted The Disunioa. ticket and when
asked his rsssoa for 20 doing. replied
that his '.uncls Ssd nisssn !" Just
ainsty- nine out Of every hundred persons
who voted thar ticket. could not give .
better reaeon thsn the above.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ We observe IN advertisement in
the pspss. Of "Grssley's Bourbon Bit.
ssrs." We bad theusht Gresley would
have bsss The Lest nan 70 g into ths
liquov business sisfa rEo ri q reis
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07
~ An election will be held, on tn

~ An election win be held, on Tues.
day. the 18th inst. in the Third Senate.
rial District. composed Of the Counties oi
Nsmahs. Marshall and Washington. for
. Senator in place Of R. U. Torrsy. who
has removed from the, State. Our friend.
Samuel Lsppin. Esq. of. Senaca. will
probably be the Republican nominee. II
90. be will be elected. There will also
be an slsction. on the same day, for Clerk
of the District Court in Nemahs County.
which wss likewise left vacant BY Mr..
Torrey. J. G. Hsbbard. Of Senacs, will
probably be chosen to the Office. ,r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

~ Ths. question i, vhs dsss ths
thinking fsr IL sssitsu ever IN Orsgos.
nov thss their two faglsoena sss sbssss
at tie East? ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

7H We arc informed that on election
day, over in Missouri. there was seces'
sion voter. living near Mound City. in
Holt County. who was sick. and could not
20 to the polls. A Constable was des-
patched to get his vote. who accordingly
did so. and actually deposited ths absent
mans vote
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

sH Mrs. Linesln gave hsr first rsesp.
tion st Washingssn. . few days sines.-
M.or Andnson win give his 6r,s resp
tion. vhsa tho 0sash carolias troops
make . dsnonstssAioa tswsrd Font Su@-
tsr. Il win b . warn one. so'eee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

A Fixed FAcr.-Ths wirs.pullsss hsse
not succeeded in working Seward sss o.
L,nclou's Cabinet. 1bs position Will
BE- the making Of Seward. if be pays a.
tsntion. He is the choice Of very many
for the Presidency four years hsnee'
and BE- may succeed to the Office. hn
four ysars' apprenticeship under Lincoln
will b Of incalculsbls advantage 70 h'm'
He win gain . thorough kncwisdgs Of CO.
yministratiys Affairs. and can take patfess
BY Liueola's prudence and sound juds'
men. Above al. he win rsssivs Pr.e-
tical lessons in political honesty and pup
lie economy, in which % many Presi'
dents have been sadly deficient. II 10
most fortunate thing for Mr.. Seward
tha. President Lincoln has taken him IN
der his pupilage. He can step from sn'
Office Of Secretary Of State into the free'
idsney. With ell the grace OF one "0e
,horoughly understands the business.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

A project is on foot, to cut . canal
from Lake Michigan to the Illinois riv-
or. nsyigsbls: for steamboats,. in view Of
the probable. .closing Of Mississippi river
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07

sssss StassoSso9U~9W W1sSo s1ySsSSs . 7 d.
- NE nask efistsllsctssl sspsrisrity-speen.
iasat nsss. Aissysb keen and ssssls. esd
rsasess the animal vigoe which IL usdali.iahes
b &C., ri Il ioea4c;. .!-ia5fg - isd T.,
u Precedent Buchanan does not sppsaf.o
challenge adsirssion sbeoad. A Masessss"
(Essiand) papsr speaking Of his eossss u ."
pcsssns sssisnai dieesitiss, ssys thss "sssss''
e. he doss Il wrong -ior he sinpls reason sss'
he dose Il szaesly ct he wrong ass. Sone
nsa are born . rsslss powerful ssisssses N
baildise up great ssasss, Mr. BseaesAa "
likely 70 shine in hisaery aaeng tAs's ss' na''
ssaIe.s sor dssseyhg thsn." - rs
n Mse. csssga Lehyssss. dAsssss,n,
lav of ~ bsothxis,srns q wsshings's' s,ss
IN Paris rsssssiy, IN 81 ssighdssh ysss' ss'
sss .ss daughter = T. Dsststt d Trssy'"
.shsr ef sTS, Elssssas Of naIegy." Ws
siss ahilitiss. hieAly sdsesssi. ssd = Fsnas
be fiekisdsss sad essdsso = ~ ~ -
lsstuai asqsirsssala, ~ lady sas ~ isa %
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tisa - IN sSsse ~. sssAaissd ssjssss
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