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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-22
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nESERTED-ROB'T THOMPSON, aged &c
~ years, blue eyes, brown hair, little gray above
forehead, fsir complexion. painter by trads, and
gays rs was born il Dublin. Ireland.
JAMES d. BOYD, sged45 years, light blue eyes,
light brown hair, fair complexion, feet II inches
high, snd halls from Charlotte, n C.
Thirty dollars reward .vill be paid for tbs ieve-
re- OF esch to me at Gen. Wisas camp. Chapin's
Farm 8 miles bfuvy Richmond
G. A. WALLACE,
Capt. Richmond Light Guard,
&C 2a-ts Wise Brigade.
SNEN. r. E. LAE's BODY GUARD-FlFTY
NJ DOLLARS EOUNTY.-I am authorized to
raise 4 company OF Cavalry for specia! service as
Scouts Guides, and CoUriers with General Il. Il.
Lee.
All persons not already in the sesycs, or not &C.
tusIly enrolled as conscripts, will be received.
A splendid chance for volunteering in a select
corps is here offered
The extension OF tie Conserip, act will soon be
enforced, and those between the ages of IS and IS
called into service. You now have an opportunity
OF ealistnG In 8 nice service. The honorable and
itself TO all
Every thing furnished except horaes.
8 For further particulars, address ne at Appoloat
tox Court Houss J. w. LAWSON.
Lieut.. J. r. Lawson, at Aspinwall. Chsssoite
Va, and Lieut.. w. II. Miner, Of MesdsVile, Hall
fax, Va, and Capt. 8. n. Walker, at Richmond, Va
are authorized 70 receive members for this com.
pany. loc l4--6tAJ J. w. L.
II VIE fOLLoN INT NAMED ME3nEhS OF
/ this company, w ho were taken prisoners on
Roanoke Island and paroled, and since ex-
changed have not yet reported. though notified
and ordered TO 10 10 through the new sp&pers.
therefore now them 10 report to mo At Chat.
ln 8 farm, & miles below Richmond 0en Henry
A. Wise's headquarters. Falling to do 70, they
will be adveriised as deserters aud when arrested
dealt with guch:
WE n. BAKER, of Orange county, Va
3AML CONNER Of Richmond, Va
JOHN L. HART, OF King William county, Va
NM RYAN, Of Richmond, Va
JOHN L. TARRAET. OF King William CO., Va
WM. THOG. TUCK.
JOHN SAUNDERS.
JNo ARMSTRONG !"
G. A. WALLAOHf
Capt. Richmond Light Guard. Wise Brigade.
oe l4-tS
Fl>HR FOLLOWIuG-NAMED MKNBIRS or
this company Qhrse OF whom are subntitutes)
are absent without leave and believed 10 be Ia
Richmond. Va They are hersby ordered 70 report
to u,s immediately, IN camp at Chaiin's farnl 0sa
Aenry A. wiss's headquarters. Failing to 10 -,
they will be- adsertsed dssertsrs, aud whsn ".
restsd. dealt with ~ such:
PATRICK MARTIN. w. DIVlN,
JOHN FITz0I1ALO.
@. 4. WAI.LAQH
Capt. RIchmand Light AMard Wlss nsigaAA
ue lS~-ta
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TIE DAEvILLE EXTENSION.

This most important liEe Of railway, connecting
Richmond Will Greensboro, N. c., is !aggiug for
wan! OF laborers. Its Importance a militia Ne :
ceSaiy cannot be ovei stmated, and if our South
ern Railroad connection eut fl by the sneny the
"snt of this ccld do incas uiab!e injury to
The tfsuf fpofiaiion of geprlea The contractors
ale ueirg every effort 10 secure Legro hands, but
oily have 400, where 700 could and would be e.1-
p'oyed The location OF the road liz healthy and
sase from any approach CT the enemy, and it is
strAnse tie farmers il exposed positions OF tie
ConiodeTscy do not serd their hands there, if not
'of The Interest of the country at least for their
own personal benefit. The contractors are appeal
ns to them for aid, which will be beraly paid for.
Let thu u respond promptly
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AFFAIRS IN dyices from Nash
VIs are 70 the 9th inst. In the city there are ali
''a 10 Federal regiments. averaging some 400 men
70 'ne regiment. Gen Neg,ey is still In command
aaeh discontent prevails among tho Yankee sol
eiers beeauie CT the Seareity Of provisions. They
nase recently received but ration Of me at per
week, and fof sone time they have eceived pay.
Mny OF them receive orders fer 0'hipg, boots,
&c, upon the CoDimissay Department which, a.
s"on ~ they receive, they sell for anything they
can Get sor them. Our informant bt ught u pair Of
aoe boois from one Of them for 81 So Discipline,
100 10 lax with the koldisrs They are toler ated In
usny exceasos while citizens sre treated with great
severity. Since provisions have grown tcafce ia
Ntsl'.ae tho houees Of private citizeus are daily
elefed aud robbed cf Whatever can he found to Sat
40 matter bow aanaii tbs quantity.
!, Andy johnson IL sill iu Nashville, but IL much
discouraged aud chagr!ned st his situation. The
prevailing opsnion there was that the city would
lave . 10 Do surrendered up 10 the coufederates -
D@iy thc suffering for provisions becomes greater
Auioas ihs citizens It hss become already vsry
S'eA' Uniess II il evacuated soon, or relieved In
ssNs way. 4e citixenF must suffer from outfases
~ ihs psft Of The soldiers. But few days ago
'pS 0"uss cf one Of the ladies of that city was
W afe by tie sodieV and burnt ~ the ground and
ssnt!einsn who Attempted to protect her was shot
saa Killed TIE lady was then taken TO jail, but
"As fesessed Ia y day or two, the Yankees having
sssoals satisfied with numbering the gentleman and
apsuoying her properly. What with the Ncenss
soa 70 The brutal soldis fy there and ant staring
We eaiA M In the face the condition OF he latter
shi ston become terrible.
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SALE OF VALUABLE BYAL
~ AND PERSONAL PROPERTY II TIN

IL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY II TIN
CITY IF RICHMOND, ON LEIGH. 7rH AND ofn
virtue Of the will OF Nicholae 1lilla,
deceased and in obedience TO it, requiromsnts The
undersigned, executors therein appointed, VIII OsIl
at public auction on the promises On .fUI0DAY,
the 20th day Of October, 1861. beginning q hall.
past three o'clock p. H., the valuable real estate In
the city Of Richmond, owned by their tsgtaAor, and
on which hs resided at the time Of his DEATH con.
sisting of lot CT ground fronting $50 feet on Lsigh
street, between 7th and 9Th, and running beck on
each of the said str eats about 345 feet with
tia large and convenient dwellng-house, furnished
and carriage house, and other improvements, snd
embracing flower garden remarkable for IT. beausy
aad richness. Altogether this property Is AMONG
the most elegant and desirable In Richmoud
The lot will be divided to meet the vews ot por.
chaserS according to pa. which Will b. exhikateA
at the sale.
Also, OF WEDNESDAY The 29th October, le6c.
beginning at 10 o'clock "a. II +, the HouseholAaAh
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of large Mirrors.
Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Silver, China and
Glassware. Sofas. Chairs, Belsteads and Bed0ine,
Bureaus, WSsrdrobes, Curtains. and many other o..
tiries Also, two family Carriages with harnexs
and a psir of horses, a COW and calf
TERMs.-~Tor the resi estate onethird cash bal.
arce on credit Of one and two yeArs. with inter
est payable semi annually, the deferred psymsnts.
principal aud interest, 70 bs secured by lisn the
property; cash Tor the whole. 81 the option 0f
the purchaser Fer the personal estate. cash.
CHARLES 8 MILLS.
ROBERT II. HOWIo0N,
Executors OF N. Mills, Jseeassd
Sale of Realty BY aoDDiH L. APPgRs0R, Aucts.
Of Personally by THos. W. KEEs2E. Auct.
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The Karkfts.-YeAerday an uDusual activity
prevailed in the markets. especially In the trausac-
ton of wheat. prime white selling readily q: 81, an
advance OF COS. per bushel on the s1es of tbs pre-
vious day-Monday. Flour was active and firm
Superfns aud Extra commanding $a2 to S23, and
Fa'ai.y $25, with az upwprd tendency. Butter,
Sec. 20 10 Der lh.. rising and in demand Coffee
was 6rm at 81 with au upward tendency. Bacon
65 TO Zoe per lb, and in demand. Tobacco, Arm
and rising, spectators dealing only in the article
Everything see,ns to bs advancing In price and what
figure the rates will stop at, when, is matter of
coriecturc. Even The Insignificant article Of 'con-
Soc per botsle / Ths sastasions
enumerated above have reference Only to articles Of
the best quality.
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have been their former political crs~ts. you
scarceiy find One man who IL m avoWed abolition
isis, or who dOss not look with alarm upon all
emancipation schemes The test 10 now being sp.
piled. aud the question comes directly home to
every one, aud their future association and welfare
ase both in the issns
And, further than this there Ii no uss In daGuis.
ing the fact that the soldiers are getting tivd of
this war. and ara becoming heartily sick OF ih
Mau0gement
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AUCTION sALKs--rus.re M.


UALUABTy FAkM or casa ACRns Of
v LaDds IN ChesterAeld cUunty, On ~ llAn.
chester Turnpike ard River Rood, occhalf ojle
West OF Manchester. fO9 AALx At AUCTION.
to purchass elarger sstsae.) shall ssu a DuASs
sncfion, on the premises, on MONDAY TIE S7th
Octl bsr. 1852 commencing 1T 10 oe1ock r. -
truly valuable Farm located - above, fasIDssly
owned by the late Holden Rhodes, sentaloane. by
recent survey, 63a acres, and laid OF into lots II
ard b, containing together l78} aETes embrace the
d-elng ard out-buildnss. These are not ooly
ample for the accomuodation Of large family, but
are remarkably well arranged and handsoaSly a.
ished. The dwelling lin perfect repais) \ of solid
sfone. and contains ten rooms. with . vssy haad-
tanning 80 acres. and No. g eootainiag 1914 asrss.
lie on the East Gde Of the river road, md command
ane view OF Richmond, and embfaee soOo very
hne farming land The most Of the other lots luee
on the turnpike. No contains 70S acres, a which
Hs:At ~ acres are heavily set in wood an1 tnb0,
on this los at present prices. b supposed 10 -
worth very large sum. and being On q &c. lSvel
turnpike, within two miles Of Manchester or RIeh.
inond. where I: can readily b disposed of 10 great
advantage. There - on several Of the Other lots
large quantity Of wood A stream runs throaah q
large portion OF the land on which 10 located ssvs-
raj siies for ice houses and popda On Lot No II,
containing 81 acTes near to ManchesGef anA front
ing on the turnpike. is an excellent Framed Dwell
Ing and some out buiidings Altogether, taking
INTO the nssrnsss Of this land 70 the
city OF Richmond, IL presents most favorable oppor
tnuities to persons 20 secure suburban homes, or
dairy farms or market gardens. TAs sale win b.
at tas1aansion house..
TERMA- A--Ons-sAird easAI balanse ae 1 - q
yearA for bsnde bseins lnsssssls spsa1eg 81 .
chaser. GODDlN 4 ApPn0Ou
oc 81 Anc4iamnGFa
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CMvRR-PLATRD DISHES AND NEW YORK
y COOKING RAN0H.--For sale, set OF four
covered Dishes. Joseph Rogers Il Sons, Shefaeld.
Solid silver feet, edges, and mountings sud shifting
hardles; mover been usod; imported for u gentle.
mans sporting club. They are of the best, heavy
plate, aud such as seldom used in privats. Price,
$50
"Barrows" n. Y. COOKING RANGE Price.
S75. With all the pots pans, grid.iron. exirapeicss
fish aud ham kettle. Are-brick, ard !: measures 5
feet inches long, by 81 inches wide. and ha.
holes and pipe. Burns wood or coal. All the
above can be ssen 1T lat Main street. Ioc 1,-3t'
DUHAwAYs IN JAIL--WaA committed 10 the
III jail of Henrieo county rs runaways the fol-
lowing Slaves. viz:
ADAM Said to belong to Col. Wyatt: Akin. Of
South Carolina The said negro is akolt 30 years
old. feet incl,e high. and no: very bf&sk. Had
on when committed . suit of linsn clOthes
JEREMIAH -Said 10 ba the property Of q \.
ChsrIeywrjght, near Front Reyali. Va Said slsvc
II about l2 Year, old. yelio complexion, feet !
inches high, alA6 had ON when committed fall
sun OF Yankee uniform Gle ttlmg.
Tbs ownsfs OF raid slave asv requested 70 come
forward. prove property, pay chArges. and take
thsm away. OF they wll bs dealt with - the lsss
requires. 0IORl II D. PLYAaAN1S,
oc l3-ta q II. G.
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Dress Parade Yesterday evening tbs City Bat
TALON, Dmnandsd by Maj Ellio:tsturzed ont with
full ranks on tbs Capitol Square, and had dress
parade. The battalion presented very credtab:e
appearance and went through the military evolu-
tions in fine sOljierly style. The parade was wit
messed by large concoutse OF citizens. The scene
was enlivaned with fine music by Smith band.
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wrnNxspAv MORNING. OCT. q. lscs
,.ox TYRANNY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

We have but little news from Gen. Lees army.
n, Friday the enemy crossed the Potomac At WI,
r.u.post. some ten CT fifteen thousand strong.
nvsr to Msrtirsberg. On learning Of the enemy's
..r.nee, stouewall Jackson attacked him and
,-,ve h,r, back asrosa the river on double
.,,,sk " The Yankees are represented ~ not hav
;os waited fer The second fire from eur men. The
,0ox.,nent no doubt, was intended as u rae de
sssry, 10 draw Jackson over into Maryland, hay
,ns :, |. presumed laid trap Cor tha, as.ute Gen
a~si hu, be was not TO be caught.
saturday morning everything along the lines wss
ia .ta;a qso.
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rglary--Tbe store Of r. Blair & Co corner oi
Cay and lsth streets, was entered sometime during
Monday night by thieves, who succeeded ip carry.
ing of twelve barrels of -four and other articles of
considerable value
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Prison Nsms.-There was but one tenant in the
cage last night-a man named Il. r. Miller. put in
for threatening personal violence to Elizabeth We'll
s,er Al ,hs Libby prison there wero NO arrivals
during tie day. Some depDsures are expected On
Thursday. AT Castle Thunder Il dessrters and
strsgsisrs were brought in. The tenants of the
city jail, ruaberirg 100 or more are under military
guard. owing to the arrival o. sundry men charged
with offences against the Government and who are
soon to be tried.
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sFEEeH FROM A COSsUL.--Ths French residen:s
o' Mobile, Ala. last week presented n Portz. the
French Vice Consul there. with cans. Ia a.litt,s
s1ssel acknowledging the complimsnt. the Mobile
'sttanS says that
Iefssstsd ihAi the Eo9th Lad not yet been re-
e9Sn!zsd BY kis 0ovsrnmsnt, but from LIs fui eon.
.4 .Issr iLsa anes would always bs founl 10 sup.
E"n - IigsttAi esnss. b. was satisfied that ibis
=. ~. lases ~.aid NOT BE- long delayed; aud that
s-a.. noRs ~ NOV stf0nesr than ever Ia bis miaA,
"om tls ise0s Of his recent AdyIces
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StM al Lcrge.--David w. Rodgers, alias Roach
for de erting from the lst Virginia regiment, and
who enlarged his sphere of active operations on
Monday night by IN escape from Castle hunier
was still st large yesterday evening"
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CoRIN0 BACK TO VIRGINIA. The Atlanta (Ga
Conjrder4cy says gentleman from Charlotte coun.
~. Va, PASSED though there last week with a
large number 0f neSr0es, coming back from his
sisslppi to Virginia.
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Third Company Of HoDii.zs-In the artillery
duel precedirR the Yankee occupation Of Charles
the third company Richmond Howl zers, lest a leg,
AID fell into the hands Of the enemy. Lieut.. Henry
G Carter. of the same company. was wOuuded in
the breast, aud private r. Il. Brown, gahent aol.
der, was killed This We learn from letter writ
ten ay member Of the company, in which no fur
ther casualties are reported.
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iHk DEATHS in Wilmington, n. c., for the week
endins with Friday. were l0L and the new cases Of
lever AL Mr. Qaigey, Superintendent Of the Oak.
asie Crmstery WAS among thu victims
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Chenp.--The luxury of ice cream is ceiling in the
confectionery stores at the moderate price of
~ FIRE dollars per gallon.
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J. w. Smiley, II lhs Thomss Artillery of Rich.
moud, died su1denly IN tha cara. eoins Into ISach-
hurg, Va, vrLlat.
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Resigned Pleasant z Gentry, one of the city
day police officers has resigned successor will
be elected a. the next meeting OF the Council
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A PROSPECT FOR THE DErEAr OF WADE AND SUM-


The New York H1aid, OF the 18th, says there
sesms to bs prospect hat Wade and Simmer will
be defeated for Congress-. II gays:
Ohio has eous decidedly Democratic in tho re-
cent election and ii Is 10 ba hoped tha. The Legsla
ture is 30 strongly Democrat to make tho de-
feat Of Senator Wade n certainty. In Massachu-
seAts the peoples party are much more powerful
than was anticipated, and viii give ,ke supporters
of Eunaner vs:y close contest and probably d.
feat them triuniphanily BY the interference Of
these Henstars with the coniue. Of the war, by
their avowsi hAn I'd to tue Constitution, and by
their Expressed rerupnAnce TO any restoration Of
tho Union which does not involve ths destruction
and pe rhaps extermna aton u the South, thsy have
fairly earned for themselves thai overwhelming
popular rebuks which We trust thsy viii receive
through tho repressn tasives af the people III the
Legislatures Of their respective States
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EDUCATIONAL
MIR. CARYS SCHOOL, OF ANOkNT AND
IX MODERN LANGUAGES, and Of MATHB-
MATICS, on 7th street., between Marshall and
Clay.
This School is now IA operation There are some
vacancies in it. Fer parficularA apply At School
Rooms, between the hours Of 4. n. and p. n.
oc 2O-3tx JEO. CARY
NELRCT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y FfanxIa stree: bsftoeen eta and 7ts.
R II. l.. TI6HE, A. Il, }n;.;t
Rev ROBT GATIsWOOn A NJ { 'fS-e
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Tho 10th Acs,leullc session eomisRDces OCTOBER
lst and ends July 10Th, 1853. Pupils arr prepared
either for college Or business Primary studies re-
csive special st.eaton, Reading Writing, Spelling
and Arithmstis being daily lessons
The number Of pupils limited. Cuc undivided
personal attention il given 20 the duties OF our
School.
Teyws per sessi0as payable quarterly, tn adcaAce.
English Studies. 500 co
Eoglsh, Cfaafcs, xcd Hathemasics.- 50 20
French. % 90
FUEL, extra w
oc lQ-tl6Ns
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NORrHERN MINISTER ON SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
Among the most stirring episodes in the proceed
ings Of the Unitarian Autumnal Convention, which
opened its sessions III Brooklyn n 7, Monday, was
the peculiar feeling excited by the remarks of Rev
D:. Bellows in eulosy of Southern social life and
the influences proceeding fron It, We reproduce
the appended Atsaet from hisremarkabie discourse,
which elected muc, bitter comment among the
members of the CoLvcntIM
No candid mind will deny the peculiar charm o +
Southern young men st college, CT Southern young
women in society. How far race aud climate iu6e
pendent Of sers lie i1stiiuions may have produaed
the Southern chivalic spirit and mapneTs. will
net here consider. But might as well d,ny tho
small feet and hands OF that people rs deny a
in fence cf honor or class talent fr political
iife and an sasy control Of interiors; Nor IL this
merely an external and layhy heroizM IL is real.
II showed itself ia Congress early, and always by
the courage alcquenee, skill aud SUCCESS with which
il controlled rnsjoritiex j showed itself 10 the
social life OF Washington by the grace, fascination
and eass, tEs tfeS and charming hospitality, by
whish II governed soisty. II now shows itself in
Eusland and France. by the success With which It
snaDaess the courts and tho circles Ut literature aud
fashIOu iu both e0untriea u shows itself in this
war n the orders and proclamail0ns Of its 6snsr-
Ala In tbs messages OF the Rebel Congress, and in
the ESSENTIAL good bsesding ard humanity CONTRARY
70 dI1ieouAly encouyaged puolie luere bioO) With
Whtoh Il rot 1eA0U divides ts medical etorss and
gives oar a1ek a,d WOunded ~ favorable eass - II
6 abae to extand q ~ oWu. II sxeeeds ~ ~ ths
suensAs II ~ poassmiaa cf ~ amhalaaes esspa
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think tue war must have Increased the ysspecr
felt bv ts North for the South. Its mirat uous re-
sources the bxavsry OF It's fro6ps their patience n
der hardships, their uns hrinkipg armness in the
desperate position they hEve assumed the wonder
fal success with which they have exteu porizel
manufactures and munitions Of war. and kept them
selves IN relation with tbs world in spite of onr
magnificent blockade; the elasticity with which
they have risen from iefs at and the courage they
have shswn In threatening again AMI egain our cap.
i'ml aud sven our INTERIOR cannot fail to exort
unwilling admiration and respect Well is General
Mcclellan rspor ed TO liaye said {prvateiy) as be
watched their obstinate lighting at Antieism anil
them retiring in perfect order in the i,ls. 81.
tho mos, frightfui carcsee: "Wha. terrific neigh
bors these would be, We must conquer them, or
they wifl conquer usr'
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SEKIOUS FAMILY.
Best Company in the south.
Bet Company in the South.
Best Company in the South.
Best Company in the South.
Best Company in the South.
Best Company in the South.
Best Company in the South
Best Company in the South.
BEST Company ia the South.
Best Company in the South.
CONE TONIGHT
COME TO-NIiHT.
COME TONIGHT
CONE TONIGHT
COME TONIGHT
CONE TO NIGHT
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BROAD STREET THEATRE
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AND sSE
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EkTGN cor
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