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proceedings Of the meeting before the
Board of Supervisors At the special sas
sion, VIE: A. B. Moore. E. s. Leland. VIM
Osman, s. r. Lewis. Eli Strawn.
A motion was made and carried, to have
the proceedings of the meeting published
in the County papers--whereupon the
meeting adjourned TO Wednesday evening
July 30th,
WELLS WAIT, President,
J. W. poS,' sec'ys.
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MEMPHIS AND BELOW.

Gen. Sherman has succeeded to the
command at Memphis, but made no
change in Gen. Wallaces order recurring
citizens to take the oath or leave. About
1000 have left, many of them going north
Gen. S. has also taken possession of the
property of the absent secessionists, col
lecting rents of or applying the buildings
to the use of the government
The report of the capture of the rebel
ram Arkansas amounts to this On the
I'D ult plan was concocted between
Commodore's Davis and Farragut to cap
ture her by making simultaneous attack
on the batteries above and below, while
the Essex and ram Queen of tho West
were to attack and sink her or carry her
OFT. The upper fleet made the attack az
arranged, but the lower fleet failed ts
come to time. Yet the Essex and Queer
OF the West made their attack, the Queen
running into her and both suffering and
inf1icting damage. The two vessels how
ever, suffered severely from the rebel
batteries, and had to haul off without their
coveted pr!ze.
Since then Portsrs mortar fleet aud all
of Farragut's vessels but three have left
Vicksburg, and as the rebelts have erected
batteries between Vicksburg and Mem.
phis, damaging and sinking some of our
transports, and are making threatening
movements up the Yazoo, Com. Davis
| feet has retired to the mouth of that
stream, SO that the siege of Vicksburs
may be considered virtually abandoned
for the pre-ent
The fleet of transports that were sent
down to convey Gen. Curtis army to Vicks.
burg are still at Halena, Gen. G. declining
to 60 with his present force without more
naval assistance.
Rumors that Gen. Price was crossing
into Arkansas with large army below
Halena being so numerous and constant,
Gen. Curtis went down and made an ex.
animation, coming to the conclusion that
he had yet effected no crossing Refugees,
however, insist more stoutly than ever
that he has
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

Official announcement has been made
of the postponement of the operation OF
the tax law to the lst of September. This
delay results from the impossibility of
preparing, by the first of August, the
books, blanks, stamps, instructions and
other machinery for the execution of the
law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

IowA-The democratic state convention
of Iowa met at Des I0ines on Thursday
last, and put in nomination the following
state ticket: For secretary Of state, Rich
ard II. Sylvester. Of johnson: for auditor
Of State. John Browne, Of Polk; for attorney
general, Benton ]. Hall, of Des loines;
tor treasures, Samuel L. Loran, Of Cass for
register Dictate lsudofhce, John ottsohalk,
Of Dubuque = : = =
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Thirty-fve rebel prisoners mad

Thirty-6ve rebel prisoners made their
escape from the old penitentiary at Alton
last Friday night. by digging tunnel I'M.
der the wall Among them was the noted
guerilla chief, Col. Magofin. Two of the
prisoners afterwards returned voluntarily,
and few others have been retaken.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

BAD FOR RESIGNED OFFICERS djutant
General Fuller, of this State, has issued
an order, in which he states that officers
in health who have resigned with the
purpose of figuring in higher positions,
will not be accepted in the new regiments
now forming. A capital order
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

Col. I. E G.. Ransom, of the 18th
Illinois Infantry, now chief of Major Gen
eral Netherlands staff, IS in New York,
Col. Ransom is a mere boy in appearance
but has been in some severe battles. Gen
McClernand, in the official report of the
battle OF Shiloh, spoke very hi hly of his
conduct. He is Vermont boy, and has
been wounded in at least three engage
ment in the west. His father commanded
a New England regiment in the Mexican
war, and fell at Chapultepec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

LITTLE GRrSpr-The Morris Herald of
the Both ult. says: The work Of recruit
ing has gone on quite lively, for two or
three days past. Charley Jones has over
SO names upon his roll, and some 80
recruits have signed the muster roll Of
another company.
Grundy has voted bounty of 500 to
each volunteer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

DEATH OF GALLANT SoLDIER-Lieut
Col. Harry E. Hart, commanding the
iwenty'second illinois Regiment, died at
Alton on the 25th inst, of typhoid fever.
contracted by exposure In the perform
ance OF his military duties. Col f. was
participant in the battle of Belmont and
other bloody conflicts and was widely
esteemed for his soldierly qualities.
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Alta recent meeting at Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. Elias Howe. the we'll known inventor
of the sewing machine, after giving 81, 1000
to.the fund.- signed his name to the roll of
volunteers, and announced that he should
not procure substitute. I'D
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Committee of Ill.
inois have issued a call for Democratic
State Convention, to be held at Springfield
on the 10th of September, for the nomi-
nation of candidates for Representative in
Congress, State Treasurer, and Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction, and for the
transaction of such other business as it
may deem proper. This convention should,
and doubtless will, represent fully and
fairly the democratic popular sentiment
1t should consist of the best men of the
party. who should speak boldly and fully
for the party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock
rom which arises large proportion of
the fatal maladies that affiict mankind
They are as it were a species of the potato
rot In the human constitution, which un.
dermines and corrupts all the sources of
It's vitality and hastens its decay. They
are the germ from which spring Consulnp-
ton, rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver
Complaints, and Eruptive Diseases which
VIII be recognized as among those most
fatal and destructive TO the races of men
So dreadful are its consequences to human
lie, that 1t Is hardly possible to over esti
mate the Importance of an actual, reliable
remedy, that can sweep out this contami-
nation. We know then We shall proclaim
welcome news TO our readers Of one from
such quarter as will leave little doubt of
Its etticjency-and sill more welcome.
when we tell them that 1t surely does ac
complIsh the end desired We mean
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, aud il is certainly
worthy the attention Of those who are
afflicted with .ScrotuLa or Scrofulous com
plaInts.-Register, 1Bany, " y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

BIG REwARD.-Gen. Pope has issued an
order saying that Capt Sam'l s. Harrison,
Of the 95th N. Y. Volunteers, having desert
cd his company. and gone to New York, .fue
cents reward is offered for his apprehension
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

While General Halleck was at Corinth,
he and the members of his staff suffered
greatly from dysentery, which defied
medical skill. Attention was finally called
to the quality of the water which was
being used, and careful investigation OF
the we'll disclosed the truth at the bottom
"a number OF shells, balls, broken mus
kets, Confederate uniforms, and other
articles too numerous to mention The
obnoxious sediments were, of course,
promptly removed, and since then the
bowel complaints Of the General and the
members OF his staff have ceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-02

CoseREss-Ihe pot is already beginning
TO boil In this district. In spite of coca.
sional no PARTY professions, it il plain
enough that the republicans intend to
have a party convention snd noninat,on.
Hon. j. Q. Norton. of Joliet, is already
authoratiyely announced, as Is DR.. Rich.
ardson, Of that locality. Hon. w. Bush.
nell, of this city, aud present State Senator.
is nominated and his claims are strongly
urged by . writer in the Kendall County
Union Hon B. c. Cook, of Ottawa, is also
understood to have an eye in that direc-
ton; and between them all, We shouldn't
be surprised to see such family quarrel
stirred up Is will open the way to edge in
. good. loyal democrat
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STRANGE 1MBRoGL1o /!

special Meeting On the Board Of Super
visors-splendid Nseheme---Lame and
ImpoteAt CeRclusiOn...AN New Phase
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and equitably if the quota Of county was
filled by volunteering, it ought to exempt
such county from draft to Fill such quota
oser again, and, SO far as it depended upon
hinaset, it should SO exempt them.
1t is right that your committee should
add that his Excellency manifested every
disposition to give effect to the wishes OF
the people Of La Sale county, SO far as
his power and duty and the interests OF
the public service would permit; and your
committee were careful that it should be
understood that La Sale county felt that
her own honor was best upheld when her
efforts were most efficiently directed to.
wards aiding her patriotic Governor, in his
unceasing endeavors, to place our noble
state in the front rank of the loyal states
In their efforts to suppress this rebellion
Such is briefly the manner in which we
have endeavored to discharge the duty
you imposed upon us, and which we now
submit for your further consideration ana
action thereon. j. c CHANPLIN,
W. BUSHNELL,
WV. REDDIcK
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We shall not, at this late hour under
take to reconcile the contradictory posi-.
tons in which the reports of these com.
mittees apparently place the Governor,
although VIC think it can easily be done.
Taking as key, for instance, that one
committee was anxious to report one way
and the other another; that one took
hastily the blunt yes and no of the Co.
vernon, while the other talked deliberately
and even by argument won the Governor
to their views, is it strange that they
should have arrived at such opposite con-
illusions
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MASTERS SALE

WHN7ER 5 81 LE
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN That by virtue Of a
~ decree ma dc and entered of record by the Cir.
cult Court OF La Sale County, State Illinois, at the
June Term of said Court S62, in certain cause
then pending in said Court, the Chancery side
Their, OF, wherein William Hastings complaina MT
and James Hastings was defendant shall, On Monday
the 18th day Of July D. 1862, between hours OF
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and sunset of said day
offer for SALE at the south door of the County Court
House in Ottawa, in said county, at Public Auct
and will sell to the highest bidder the following de.
scribed Property, being the ordered by .aid de-
cree to be sold. that is to say: The half the
northeast quarter OF section number twe.ty-vo 100
north OF range "a of the third principal inc.
idan also lot number two (2) in block number six
teen Q6) OF Vests Add i,iOn to the town of Mendoa
situate in said county of La Sale State of Illinois
Terms OF saie-Cash. E. A. HOLLISTER
July Sd. 1915. Adsier in Chdncery.
The above sale 10 adjourned to Wednesday. August
18th, 1862 Z. A. HOLLISTER,
August 9, 1862 Master in CAancery.
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$40 ReWard-.-Stolen.

NJ 81 NY barn, in the town % Freedom On Monday
y, nikh;, lJd, 2sih) a saddle. bride. uhip aud !.
p .,, % hesd ats % double harness, nearly nex
81, - Ie~ari Ter the arrest and conviction |.
20. .ti" ieeoeefy OF the property, or liberal re
ward i t, the return of,he Properly aione
lOe-i"~ JOUS CnY
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I'D ~ :" W. j.
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,

nIOt AHD LtAlHtK SIUht,
IEAviNG purchased the stock Of ssadlery. Hard
~ ware and shoe Finding Of TIL late J NJ, KING.
tie uiauufas ,urers, large assortment IF
Leather >"Glcry. Hardware ana
Shoe Finding,
All Of which we orr TO the trade .; small advance
W. have made our arrangements to keep I'll c .ol-
lowing brands OF leather
A. VI Taylors Gin Oak Sole Leather,
Rumsey * Co : Buffalo Oak Slaughter L.
Bush x Howard Oak Spanish and Slaugh-
ter Sole Leather.
kietier Pittsburg Oak Harness Leather,
Collar
Bride
Hular Il Co. 5 eel Tin Am Calf Skins,
- Pad, and Linings,
American Kip,
Also Receiving from irs hands. direct from New York
aad Kip:
Lamoine, Susan Corlon.
Lavine D.lon l. Albov
Defoe Bodiua
Together with ali articles belonging to the trade.
SHOE E'xNDIuGs,
Lasts. Pegs, Avis, Hammers,
Thread, Shoemaker's Tools,
Elastic Web. &c &c
OA1RIAGE FRIn6n6IN@a.
Enamel Cloth, Enamel Leathar,
Lace lacks, Dash Leather,
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c,
Sadless Shoemak-rs, and Others will fad it to their
advantage give call before purchasing where
The Highest Price paid for Hides, Cali Skin. Deer
and Sheep Pets.
r. TEORNE CO,
At the old stand OF J. NJ. KING Main Street. between
La sslle and Columbus.
ottawa, June 25, lS63-a5.
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v CiOCh1 -. III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Price, from the committe appointed
to proceed to Chicago and have an inter.
view with Gov. Yates, reported verbally
in substance as follows:
That the committee had taken last
nights train and arrived at Chicago at 6
o'clock this morning. Stopping at the
Sherman House, they were advised that
the Governor was there, and they could
probably have an interview with him inn.
mediately Met the Governor at breakfast
time, and were at once invited TO his room.
Their treatment by him was frank and
cordial. In response TO their invitation to
visit the board now in session, he express.
ed his regret that he would not be able to
do SO, unless they prolonged their session
at least week. AS to the chief business
in hand,-the matter of draft and raising
q regiment in La Sale county-the Gov.
ernor said he certainly had no suthority
himself, nor could he see how an
could be made with anv
county or district by which, on condition
of raising certain number of volunteers.
they could be exempted from draft should
one be ordered. The Government in his
opinion, would not keep any such account
with counties. As to the proposed bounty.
however, he had no doubt If the county
would mako an appropriation, il would b.
refunded by the state He would himself
have taken the responsibility 70 ofIsr =
bounty; had be not believed that In com
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EVENING Session.

The committee GA bounty obtained fur
Their time TO report.
Mr.. Cox presented a communication
from the town of Earl asking the board to
make provision for families Of absent SOL
diers Referred to a special committee,
-Messrs. Cox, Carpenter, and Strawn
Messrs. Fleming, Misner, and Strawn
were appointed q committee to confer
with capitalists Of Ottawa and ascertain at
what rates county bonds can be dis.
posed Of
The chairman stated that the invitation
to gentlemen outside OF the BOARD to give
their views was still open; upon which
o. C Gray, Esq, being called out by the
audience delivered a lengthy and able
address, enforcing the duty of sustaining
the government under all circumstances !;
expressing his determination to enlist !;
his confidence, that, with proper encour.
agement from this board regiment can
be raised in o few weeks in this county,
&c. DC.
Mr. Canon took exceptions to some re-
marks of Mr. Gray, but wound up by
expressing his purpose also to enlist-and
the only position he would ask was the
post Of honor-a p ace in the ranks.
Mr. Clancy sent up to be read by the
Clerk proposal, that he would paw a
bounty Of SO each to any 100 abolitionists
who would enlist under him. no officer to
receive more pay Of the government than
was necessary for his support, &c. Mr. c.,
(who is an Irshman) said at one time a
thousand .Irishmen could have been en-.
listed in this county but they had been
tantalized and insulted in this Court House
by abolitionists, and now hung back lie
proposed, therefore. to ask these aboli.
tionists to enlist, and if they would follow
him. he agreed that they should see fight.
ing, and if he showed cowardice, they
should have leave to shoot him
Mr.. Reddick being again called out,
spoke with energy, urging the duty of the
board to provide for the families of SOL
diers. giving instances Of suffering that
had come under his own observation, &c.
The Board then adjourned to Q o'clock
tomorrow morning.
THURSDAY, july 3l-9AM
On account of the absense of important
the Board, without doing any
business, adjourned to 2 o'clock p. m.
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c. r. CLOSSON,

Ofice, over r. Y. Grir-'s Dug Store
Residence, Mrs Green's bui!ling, east side Of Z
river Ottawa
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Great Shareholders Rebellion.

It is unnecessary for us dlate the Importance Of
ouds taking Newspaper nj this time when our country
is passing through the most terrible and gigantic civil war
the world has u Ia still more needless perhaps,
for us to urge the advantage OF having good
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TAKE THE CHRONICLE!

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Destroy this E0IZ0S147our Government
shall never die Hmmense cheering,)
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'i -n ''i~ The Oldest ge'g1 .ii sai
INSURANCE COMPANY
IN THE UNION -

u FAD tho following lrom the InssyAnes Merit
IL Wall Street Review, for Sept, 1850 ~:
I'VE print the Que hularedtb senai- ai-annusi stsaeu
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The, OLD ~
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rul Fire Insurance. business Tor half century In abel
Is quoted higher than that q any ARsrsen ceapssYy
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For detailed statement OF the condition of the akove
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assurances may be effected with this old and ssbsiaye
al company very reasonable tennk - fs-.'tt ,,'f
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HOME PAPER.

To keepyou posted not oily ofile dongs Of your friends
the atnirs which taking place in own midst and
which of living interest every citizen of the county.
The Editor Of 'rHE CHRONICLE will keep our readers
informed OF the moving accidents by flood npd field
in the Add Regiment IN which are 2W ci@ens OF this
County, We have also correspondent with the 10th
Regiment, where this Couuty has three Conpnnies
There Is scarcely aiamy the Comfy bul has friends,
relatives, acquniniances IN one OF these Regiments
II they wish get full particulars OF their conduct in
camp the march, and on the battlefield they should
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAaaI9eToN. Inna {

WARRINGTON june 6.
The Vics President presented the reso-
tuition Of the City Council Of View York. ia
tavor Of the establishment Of amins IN that
city.
A COMMITTEES Of Coulerauee waa an.
poiLted on the Indiaa Appropriations BtIL
which had been returned from the HOUSE,
with ameudments-
A communication from the Sacretarv az
the Navy was received transmitting official
reports Of the operations on the fnWgF Mis-
sissippi aud the capture Of New Orieans.
Mr. Hale, Of N. g., offered \ resolution
calling on the SeeFstapy Of thslT rsnsur "a
inform the 1Seu,eTe how much Of me SI9
6I2 paid 70 the MAMMAL oe the DfstPiefsaf
Gotumbia Tor ths-yeaF ending June s0th,
was Tor personal seryiees, add how much On
oeheR accounts, and TO fHRuisb the dsfafIs
o. these accounts. he atid there had be,sn
paid o NarshaT Lamou, who was nn7,oinf.
ed IA MarGby $22, 054; and % Narglai Sal
den, his prsdecessor, s., zoo.
4F. POWEti, OF KY ,. altered 4 resoTutiorl
requesting the SeGrstaEy 81 War 70 fornl
the selate whether Major Gen Hunter 10
been authorizef bY me deparrmslr -
muster . regiment 0f negroes, oP4ner41,,-
ul African descent, into the SerVf,is.f ~. ~.
4 United State4sS " hetLIer a Colonel and sib-s
er gtdeEFs have been appointed atiti VI
theE these negroes have besu clothed dSI
armed as the EXPENSE Qg the uuTted States.
I lAalel oNeF- sfias sfr7
ME- san1usFs Of Mss, offered the RoI-
lowing $50
WHnRHIa, EdH1aFt Ssauiel.1 M MINIS. =.
net uudaF the. lstUer ffom ne SeeretisrI- 81
NaF apRoluttng him military GaEsruGl- az
e"aFfh C4rotiuaS Post N known though
81 . NATIONAL character, there fore 6Ss 4 =
Ree0tOed, That the President be Fsauasf
ed To cancel the tettsf II eiil sias,st,,-,5 ~
Wax, u1IieI: which tie said Rfeis-.ri a
has Hs5msd b. nsts E5 7sl.a -
Tbs fesolutfoa wa Obieetsd q aui a.
sordflEiF lad avsr. agf go :
iseA motion oe NJ. " fl4dnl me =
went l1tq creative session and ~ ia1rla;f
u tn 0lday siSss a,,4i- 49,
zsqg7a HOUsE -
Ehe House proceeded @ the euasffasr,Isz
tloH q lie PItisats eli slttilt.s : -
Mc- Coz. q 0biG "a stIIIes ,r,,l- = e5 ~.
Il spasol sid tlit wink he. v,il sil,Zfof1 r.
baiiase that rgsilelt was FiiIiii,. e
WAa gilpgt - aQlili1lI1I policy, - to
sage.s 10 elutEt 'liiE House, tiisJr have
ne at q bus not tbs lIsilfIll
g 9alit - salvation e not a tdsir liaa
lae7e.lag es ls'ls Kan a. l1stEaan
the heRnhHeaas ald AbGIIti1lists ur605a
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tlsse9altll . = Elo,l.rlts, not IA vililIIi.z
efnlllalt heiinf q ma 81 s. :.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Specimen 81 Rebel Tly,iilnIe,.

81. LoU1s, June 6.-The following speci-
men Of rebel lying is taken from the
Memphis AEglp OF the I'd
aGRkND JuNcTIOE1i June 2.-Ss. Louis
papers Of the 2Tth, Just received, say
Washington Is Ia danger, aud thar Stone
Wal Jackson Is within as mites Of the
Capital, and has possession Of the BaIti-
more Ohio Railroad. Rhode Lsland and
Massachusetts have called cur the naiIitia,
aud great excitement prevails. The mill
TIA respond reluctantly
England has agreed that it France win
withdraw her garrison from Rome she
would join her aad interfere in this war
France has Withdrawn as proposed, and
me papers gay We may look for them in
Great fears are expressed for the city
Of Baltimore and the State Of Maryland.
There e CREST excitement IN the city, ana
rioters aud rlobs have faIt eoufruI. ~
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FPUm WagHfnrt5Iis

WAsHNGTosr Jnae 6.-CoE EeuIV vaa
Waited to-daF b. the secrstlIt 81 War
who compIimsuted him Ter his ~ mr.
ae Frout Royal. His object. uEss =. o5Tsi.S,-
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