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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

From the 20 u LUIS CGa)SnlI
AUBURN, Ala, June IG As yout valuable
paper ciTculates largely in Eastern Alabsmp, |
beg the use OF youT ctlumns to cali the aticn.
tiOa Of The ciJ.Zans of this SIC ion Of the great
innpUItsncs Of going Immediately into the pro-
duciion Of Saltpeter fT,m domestic sources In
the circular published ia tie papsIs Of the State,
| have given the method for making it. CoDies
of this circular can be obtained either from one
OF my LEGAL agents or myself
TIE most productive sources Of supply for
this Indispensable aItic'e, that is, the caves of
North Alabama, Tennessee aud Arkansas, are
now in possession Of the enemy. The g is
but one source for its immediate production
that is, from the earth under houses, negro cab
ms, coz sheds, stables and such similar places.
From :his source enough can be produced by a
uritel tiJrt on the part Of the people to place
our supplies beyond crn,ingeLcy. Is eau be
d'ne easily, cheaply, quickly and surely. Is re-
q'dres no costly apparatus Al that is neces-
SAY is TO take tie time and trouble,
l woald, therefore, most earnestly request
every Cit ZeD to whose notics this may come TO
give immediate attention 10 this important
sui iect
We cannot now ct saitpe!er enough 10 keep
oar mills ruuring more thsn from one TO two
days III the week. The uln 'st economy has 20
be prac.iced in the use Of powder AMI, un,,ss
you, my iello~-citizens, viii corporate in this
work. it is no; 1T all improbable thst We may uun
Il implicitly cut Of ammunition. SuTely 10 mole
urgeut appeal can be made to you than to Tepre-
seat tuly 10 you this dreadful alternative.
As in all other enterprises calculated to bene-
Il; our country in this her hour Of pe1ii-so in
this, / have found the women most JEALOUS.
Every y here through the Safe i fad thpm al.
ready at work, nobly cons, crali"g their time and
labor to the cau1e Of their country.
in some ne'ghborhoeds aud communities they
have organic 4 theEselves into association 5, !
appointed their agent to take chsrgs Of All
hey make and forward to me. This is an edmi-
rable plan. There IS nothing 50 fiji lent as or
d system in any enterprise. May / not
lor Z large return iTorl tie lBlies OF Eastern
R-fusmber The all-rna,i i've male ~salipei4r or
yau 6shtiag.
1 nave the honor to be, very respectfully your
lbedieut servant,
CAPT, W. II. G. PRIcE,
Superintendent kiter Dist. NJ. 80,
Auburn, Ala.
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az waR IN AnKANsta.

The people Of Arkansas, aided by small forces
Of Texans and issourians, are making a glori-
opposition to the invaders of their State.
Besides the eforts-whieh have SO far been at
tended with success-of the organized army
under Gems. HINDMAN and RoANE, we learn Of
many p~aElizan triumphs of the most decided
character. The citiz>rs have learned to know
themselves and the advantages they possess and
the vicinity of a Federal camp has become a
dangerous locality for strsgglers therefTom- Hun
dreds have been made to bite the dust, by the
inceused people they hsve outraged, and the WAT
has become one of desperation. The contest be
tween individuals and squads have been nuper-
Gus, with a terrible loss to the enemy, and tho
system Of partisan warfare has become so gen
eralH that no Federal soldier dares trust himself
from his camp FIRE.
The example Of this people, in thus fighting
tor their liberties, after having bsen cOmpsra-
lively abandoned by the armies of the Confed
eracy, and with many thousands Of their sens
engaged in fighting the battles Of the county
elsewhere, is worthy Of imitation by the PEG
pie of other States. To h~aTrAss, annoy and & =
stroy the enemy, wherever he can be found, OK
cept when prot. c.ed 10y a flag Of truce for legiti-
mate purposes, is legal warfare. Let it be done,
A. all times. Let the citizsns Of every part Of
Ia 5 country that may be penetrated by the Yam
kee hordcs immiiaie the example Of the brave
Arkarsiaus, snd thy viii prove themselves val
liable suxilliaries TO eur gallant armies in the
a=ld. Remember ths pre- of ibeTiy-riGi-
9 a~sf.F
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sl.aa.ion Of Aaair. On same., E.Iana.


Yesterday all seemed quiet along the lines o.
James Island Tn enemy has been busy, fol-
two days past, in throwing up an earth ork
about two hundred yards in advance of his pre-
yious position, and only abOutsix hundred yards
from our battery. when was the scene of the
bloody fight on Monday morning.
AZ eleven o'clock last night, tas reports Of two
heavy guns IN quick succession, from the dirsc-
ton Of the Stone. broke the stiffness that has
prevail d s.ncs Monday. Whist they signiGed
is, as yet, a mystery.
Yesterday esom' fifteen wounded prisoners
were brought to the city and lodged Ia the hos
pitsl in which Their comrades hal already been
accommodated The wounds generally are Of a
lrighttal character. These poOr wretches seem
much eff cted by the care and kindness with
which they have been treated. Tn Y express as
constituent that there are any ladies' st~ilfrsmsin-
ing in Charleston, and say that it was the csuer-
al impression in their camps that Charleston had
been deserted by all, save tfe soldiers. They
plainly ultimate that 10 quarter Or mercy is 70
be given 10 the people OF Charleston, ia case
their troops succeed in gaining possession Of the
city.
We give beIow an extract from a private let
ter, dated james Island, June IG:
Since the fight this morning, everything here
has been in q somewhat confused state, and /
cannot give you al The reports winch are cur
rent. l will Just tell you what / saw myself
The captain came to our tents about iourO'clUck
this morning, and hastily aw0ks Us. We were
soon Tsady, and started to the scsne of action.
The enemy had already charged our battery
with su overwhelming force, aud had been re-
pulsed with heavy loss. The IFS. vollsy from
o-nch CJlamaiad cut th5m all to pieces, bul
this did not stop them. They { led 10 get into
the rear Of ouT battery. Our company was or
dsTed to repel them, aud We drove them back
with severe less They soon Ialli-.f- Laauava-,
ana returned TO the charge.
They succeeded in get ing on our ramparts,
and then cam5 a hand to band fight, our men
using the butts of their guns, and the Yankees
drawing their pistols and shooting down our
gunnsIs. Bat we soon drove them ba K, tun-
bling them down the side Of cur battery as II
they were logs. Finally the eaemy's eff .eTs
gave the word to retreat, and they led, leaving
their desd and wounded ia our hands. Three
times the enemy was on cur rampsr,s, and three
lines he was repulsed. We were Just giving
out when endorsements arrived Everybody
that the enemy f Ught braveiy they
had 5000 Of ths.r best troops, while we lad bat
1890 men, ali told, in the fight. While the
attack was going on, We could distinctly hear
The Yankee officers giving orders to their men.
of them urged his company 10 push for
ward and take that battery a suTiug them that
hey would be in Charleston soon" Letters
found on the bodies Of the Yankees, who were
killed, generally expressed the utmost coui lence
the city would fall without serious resist
,ne e.-HercHTy, 2Gh.
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His Ercelency Gov. Brown.

~ The glorious victory achieved on James
Island on Monday, 10 b ins: has one great les.
son snd result Of encouragement and signif-
canoe, apart from It's practical and direct efcc's
l. has provei-what some abroad denied, and
some at home timidiy doubted-that the people
of South Carolina and Charleston can and VIII
fght for their metropolis and their homes. 1t
may be regarded as a proyidentisl enforcement
of this less II that tie comparatively small
force actually engaged represented all classes
Of our population, in blood AMI in religious
a~fiait!es.
The SONS Of England, Scotland, Ireland and
all countries aud nations which have contributed
to rs by migration, were their robly represent
Ell, aud the Heb,ew, the Catholic and the Pre-
tes'ant Of every denomination were found fight
ing side by side with one purpose and one faith
il patriotism. Native and adopted citizsns
there knew AMI recognized 10 difference, except
in generous emulation, and rivalry in daring,
devotion and duty. We rejoice that it was 50.
and that no one class ia blood, or birth, or re-
igion, can claim exclusively the honors Of that
day and Il ld-nOt that we doubted any before
but We are proud Of the p~rsciicsl demonstrs-
thus gl0fiously oifeTed.-Cha3eSt9 C6Br
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This distinguished orator, philosopher and
divine, whose services in the cause Of civil and
ri giou5 liberty nave excited the admiration and
gratitude OF the whole Southern CJufederacy,
addressed, on yesterday, one Of the lsrgest au-
dieIcss ever assembled in the REPRESENTATIVE
bail IL was d NEST profound, philosophical
aud exhausting exposition Of the grounds Of cur
defense in the great struggle in progress befOTs
The bar OF God and IN the forum of nations. Il
covered the whole ground upon which we rest
cur cause, and chsilsnge1 the verdict of the
world. 1t was designed to present the argu-
ment EpOn wh.ch the Christian, mOralist and
patriot may rely, and upon which we may JUS
tiiy tie position assumed by the seeded States.
And most Iiumphanty ia he present it. But
we shall attempt no analysis OF what could in
10 sense be SAID to be q P0 H:rat Syeeca or pODsigr
address l. was but giving voice 10 thoughts
almost too deep ] = uticTance, ard such IS the
piumst line Of ephCm7Tsl politicians, in tier
discussions Of The subj set, n-yer sounded
As his vast audience hung eaJanced, they
knew net which most to admire, The charm Of
classic imagery, ihs rch aud glowing eloqusDCe
which lowed from bis lips in strains almost III
vine, the grand and massive proportions Of the
argum5nt-Which challenged conviction and de-
fed Criticism. or The ca,h0i.c spirit Of the Chris
tian patriot who confdes in the Justice Of his
cause and the justice OF bis cd.
De- Pa-msr's style Ct speaking is wholly IN
ike that Of the sensation preachers and orators
There Is no strairiUg after sfecs CT display. He
has no time 10 think after the mcIilicious o1na-
Of the mere Thsto icisn. His soal is too
imbued Niih TIE mighty theme, and the
thoughts Rhish sway it, to give heed to
these ihir IS. The "woighuer matters OF the
law" claim his attention. The gTaces Of orato-
y and poetry fall in, only because they were
in BIN. What was said Of Lord Bfouch-
am may with equal truth BE- said of DR. P, hs
willis the club Of Hercules cutUined with
We are gratded 70 learn that q copy Of his
address viii be solicited for publication, and
that many Of our most prominent citizens
invited Dr.. p TO address the people at
-ari0us appointments, which we hope 10 be able
o announce in our Issue Of tc-m5-rJw-His-
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The following is a copy cf i note sent by
Brigadier General Smith to Mayor Lindsey, CT
FicksbuTg, recommending the people of that
city to hold themselves in readiness to extin
guish any fires iha. might arise from the bonn
bardment Of the city:
HeADQ ARTsEs VIcEsEURG June a, ls62.
Hon. L. Iinds y, May ? OF Y ~ek,Jurg:
SR-As fire originating from the explosion Of
shells is one Of the principal causes Of the des-
~tructiOn of property during The bombardment
OF a town, [ RECOMMEND thr0u h you to the
cit'z rs to form themselves into companies and
I@elieis, supplied with buckets, with a view 10
the prompt ,x'inguishing Of all fires that may
be discovered. Whenever shell! explodes near
or in 2 building, an examination should Be msd-
to see if anything has become iguited. \ Little
care Of this kind, taken too without any in
creased personal risk, may proven, al extensive
copdsgrGtion and greatly disappoint cur enemy.
Very respectfully,
Your Ubcdieut servant,
VI i SMITH,
rigq11sr-fTarcr Como
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RTHEoNO ~IuPREGSABLE y SiF2-Mr.
Yeaion, the senior editor Of the Charleston Con-.
casr, an eye witness, reports that the capital Of
the Oh Dominion is sale and impleguable
lie POUNDS his opinion and belief on the follow
ing facts Richmond is naturally a series Of lor,
tiGea,ions, being built eli a site composed OF
lofty hills or h'g5ts AMI deep ravines she is
surrounded, 100, by formidabls artificial breast
works. the CbstrUctions in tie james river, I'M
shaken by the late freshet, (the greatest since
ls47) are such that lie enemy's gunboa's can
not approach within Smelling distance she hag
mors troops ia her vicinity than can be employed
in her defense; sie Las q twice bealen enemy
TO encounter, and she Las her homes and atlas
to defend from d~socraiion and Der women to
rescue from Insult and ,ntrsge. With such
mcar Of d)eferse, ard such motives 10 nerve
h 7 SINS lur battle, defeat st,r dctsst MIST await
the enemy, and glorious victory must perch On
her banner.
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Conmnbana. in wa-hinglen.

From he Nationai Republican, lltl
A great deal Of apprehension exists as to the
number of coutra5ands in this city, and as ia
the burden entailed Upon the government by
them We learn upon inquiry that there are in
Duff Green's row something over two hundred
mostly womeu aud children. Some OF them draw
fuel and r%atiOns, cOstirg twenty cents per day,
bat a large proportion draw only half %rations.
In addition TO this, there are almost 100 labor
ers employed, under the direction If competent
%ofisers, in policing the ciiy-burning dead
NOISES, removing ofll, policing grounds in the
neighborhOOd of hospitals, ard other duties of
the kind in the vicinity of the city, Of essential
importance to the health of the inhabitants.
These receive forty cents per dsy They are
under the direction OF Capt. Cross, of the %
District of Columbia volunteers, who ~voluntari
" and most eA.etually performs this duty.
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General Orders 10 @

HSALGJAE4EH SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
G~ElNADs, Miss. Jure 23d. 1852
IN conformity With Special Orders Nc. Sa'ee A.
4 = IL dGuu7e-S Mississippi Sists Troops Nafu--Gea-
ras otn-r, Canton, Juus i4ih. I-G2. EriEs1i-rG arei.l
IL T. Berry. o. ID his sbseucs the co1usr6-rs a. r-y
ments sut la'tLl ons OF biz brigade. vii can olt ~
fzId.
II. Taese Uiruts men will meet or twenty four hours
noree AZ Their respective county s4sts, CT A. szca otter
more convenient points IS nav be cesfera.aFbv .h-ir
.eomn sedeis hsviF g in view e0Bcsnf-n ion In pdraprs
o. ne TsiaeaLh bic river On The great rai.rosd tLor-
ovghsse, - resist and impede The yrosre.s Of tL- rrs-
uy.
~ ThsEe troops VII supply their own arms. ant
BAKE req i3ihou on the AJut4uft s. u.rat of The St--
Cor eininuaiu n 20 the sxtrut Cf g ~ ruIrcs u-r ,n.-
sui tber snGsi,trncs vii lie parthsssd ia their rs-
sp elge q t1et BY competent officers bslorRiug i5 ~,
respective b.tsi1ua.
~. C0mlaanders g. bsttalions an comnqpi-g HW r-
20 Hlaeutatsiy heir orgsnzs in. strength stsEsa
snd ou'ht' 10 their Brl ali Ger er.I or 1fhsr com.
maaa q sod send a cory If eaeh re- O. 90 he As-st.rt
General al these HcadguSrto-s
" Inc GsEe a commanding IA 8 Sps cAal Department
Il ssnsi0 g hat 10 appeal is uecerSasy to M~iai3pisr[
IN Tie celsuse OF their families ard heir efresfiss g.
gods ard their native lsnd agsf1,t f-.5l-rt
INVADED q engaged in a h~arba-ors and Gbsrical eru..a-
By command Of Br gsdier General RUasIFs
LID SASUID3E. G.. \ A
lnHs ~ "A A ard I,sn Eara--r
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WHIPPING YANKEE 0fFUcERs The Lynch
burg Republican learns tbst two or three Yam
kee eficers got Oh 4 drunk IN Charlottesville
Monday, aud commenced cutting up for the
purpose Of astonishing tie natives. Dorirg
t cir antics they insulted a LAZY, when one q
the Tiger r fes, hom Louisiana, who Witnessed
i, pitched into then and gave them a genteel
drubbiug. which will serve, it is hoped, to mend
.heir Manner, aud to learn them that Southern
women are not TO bs'insulted with immunity by
Yankee :cOUudrcs, though they may wear
epau!etts.
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THE FEDERAL FLEET-S5veral Of the enc
my's gunboa's have been in sight Of our town
for the last day or two, and IS we write this
morning a portion Of the feet are lying at tie
island, TWO miles above. Several passed down
yesterday aud last night. Those yet in sight
are probably waiting for transports loaded with
troops, 22d FIcksburg is thought to be the des-
t%nati0n.
On Sunday last a gunboat and three trans
ports passed Helena. Oas Of the transports,
the White Cloud, landed at the wharf-boaf, put
If a few pssseng rs aud a small lot of freight.
The gunbost remained in sight Of and near the
city, no doubt 70 protect the steamer.
0ne Of the Federal fleet yesterday passed up
and down the liver opposite town several times,
landing above aud brlow. Late in tAe evening
she went across tbs river, three miles below,
found Ar. WeetheIs' steam ferry beat seized il
aud passed up with the boat in CIV Heleaa
SkisId
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RANGERS
NATEEE-
PEOI0sT n RsHAL.s -

FEDsONI RSHALE 0TFTCT .
GRENADA. Mis-. lure -. TsGl.
y conform y % flHtfrc su1s ir-m DapH tmsrf Hssf-
Il q1a-tcrs, the foi-Nin2 scale Of Prices o. PROVISIONS
has besn estshishsd fer Grenada sad Is yiazEIv
Corn Meal, - - pr bssh-L.
Baron Hams g = i D Sides DC. per 10.
Clear Sides - ets
Should ~. y $
q 0vn Chicken. 20 css.
String Chickeos. SAC. each.
REsat :! per On be-.
Fioull SIP ? lBlA
Brown SuEsr-Cho'c-, Re Per %
Csriec, los. p-rit
FTeeh Besf hind quarter. lTe. rer ID.
fore q arieT. I1ic pei lh.
fr'sh Au.tJn, LiDd quarter, Ice PES ID.
shoulder. l~ls. p-. %
B ter 3e per 10.
Egfs &c per D. zan.
III F0tsIrss 3 per bush-L.
Sweet NIX, so. per gallon.
but erm X Doc. o. gallon.
Sat, lG, per 10.
I'll w gee per ID.
Corn : per bushel.
any terson attempting 60 sen any o. the foregoing
re - Ia Grenada OF lis vici-itv, III EfEher s-g-- rlsn
.ao7S specified IN The FOREGOING sc&e, VIII be punished
% eeHDeStion o. the articles - attempted o. De- sold.
by command Of BIigadierGeuera VIIJEFIGrf.
Z. #. ~FUEREsTfP
~" r." Provost Martial
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Tae British Fleet E~iockadiag The Gulf
GkaSs.

Tae British Fleet ~Esiockading the Gull
AUGUSTA, June "a special dispatch pub
Iishei in the SAY nua1 Republican, dated Bald
win, Fla, june %, says information considered
reliable has been received, that British ships are
Row blockadiDg the port of St. An Justine, and
cutting Of supplies bound for the Yankees.
A Lincoln transport attempting to euter was
captured and is row held as a priza.
The last accounts say that the Yankee troops
at S.. Augustine are in e starving condition. 1t
is reported here that the British vessels are
blockading the mouth Of st. johns river
a British Vessc! Rusnisg the Blockade
WHAuSGroN, y c., june 27-The British
ST tenn I Modern Greece. loaded with aims ard
munitions of war, ran aground three quarters Of
a mill east Of Fort Fither, close in, this NOM
ing. The blcckalers fred.a her with the view
Of hey destruction. When the fort opened On
TIE bloeLa lsrs, they bault 81. She has enc
THOUSAND tons Of powder on beard.
Fo-t Fisher succeeded in striking so as TO Wet
the powder AMI prevent her from being blown
up By the eaeny's shells. Il; is believed a large
portion Of her cargo viii be saved. Assistance
has been sent Passengers and crew sale-sayed
all their private property.
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SPIRIT CF THE CLEEGY-Oa Friday lat
r v. +. A Wagner, rector Of Christ church
Episcopal Of Ibis city, tenders bis rrsigua-
lien, he having determined to enter the military
service Of hi country. IL bis letter MIR. Wag
uer says be deems the present crisis tuch as 20
cell for the immediate service Of every man in
he county that it is the duty Of every abe
bodied man a. once to take up arms in defense
Of cur homes and liberties and IN doing SO him
ter more electuslly than Remaining a. home 70
m%iuisier to a congreg At on ma h broken up
now, aud lik. y 10 be so altogether. o. TeceiY
ing this letter, tbs vrstTy OF the church uuani
mously refus,d t. accept bis resignation, aud ccu.
tinuing his sslaTy without reduction Would
that all our pc iple were iubnel with ike spirit
HeasloR (Itxas) Tergraph.
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WilkeTson, Of the New York Tribune, closes
his letter to Tia paper, written a. McClsllan's
le7Gqusrters, as follows: Il was never sn
alarmist. Blu: / tell the people Of the North
lhst tLey had better demand IN tLuLder tones Of
the Psesijeht irstaEt endorsements Of the
army Of lie Potomac
Ale.t.r TO the Providence Post from Wash
iuglon, says the latter city appears TO be a com
binatono Of tie vices Of New York, tie cunning
cf Philadelphia, and the respectable pomposiiy
o. Bystcn, without any Of their attendant viz
tues.
4 late arrival al New York from the Southern
coast, brought Intelligence that The mortar boats
wars preparing 10 attack FOlt Morgan and
Cedar Keys.
The militia of Indiana IL to be put IN a stale
Of efficiency immediately. Ten thcusaad stand
Of arms have been ordered for This service.
4 private leIer to The North states that Gen.
Basll has started with his whole srmy for East
Tennessee via Huntsville.
Cen. MeDowell, q Tie Federal amy. was
ta1Own isom bis horse a few Gays since and
sevcl y injured.
in tie absence OF Gems. Haileck and P,pa,
Gen. Rosecran1 is c5mm4nder Of tire Federal
d" Amy Of tie Mississippi" al COrinih.
FUuteeu hundred soldiers, taken prisoners al
the battle Of Shiloh. and released, are en-smped
a. The fair grounds. two miles rom Nashville.
The Cincinnati COgmerciaf, Of The 2lst, says
TIese IS reason to believe that Gen. Mcclellan
has bsen within a few days OVerfu!ly rein
forced. lad, ed, IS believe that al the foIe7s
at the immediate 3rpos2l Of The government
have been forwarded 10 him.
The cars have commenced running across tie
new railroad bridge at Nashville.
We see it STATED that Lincoln has appointed b
military tribunal for the trial Of these newfps
per cGitcrs aud correspondents who have viola
led he regulations Of bis governmeBf ia regard
20 The pIess. "E4ee speech" is no longer 3
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GENERAL ORDER No.

~ ~ NC been detailed 20 perform certain Vpsef,i
1 c u 5 am ng Which, Is % supervise tbs fst-r.
.lsn me eLemy slOag the bor5e-," viii require
lsL That no person be allowed 20 pass eur outsr in4s
aea picFtt toward Mfmfhis, o. ans posi in possession
Z ihs g. emy, without a special Eermst from some conn
eng ID order.
S- Al permits must deacri0e The persrn sccursfery.
aud must be indo sd bT ne eournsn.iing ofs--r
rba-ge Il ihs Ines 10 be passed.
Tbis erier apples - ofieer, q Idier ard citizen MAJ,
ana ttmFe, =. JEFE THQMPsO on.
Bigd er Geasral GU SPECIAL Dutv.
]tztiW Conf d@rsls Service.
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