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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER, !

APRIL 3, 1862.
ResolDcd, That the Governor and Council
accept the resignation rendered by General
S. Il. Gist as Adjutant and Inspector General
of this State, and request that he will act as
Adjutant and Inspector General until he shall
receive orders from the Confederate authorities,
or until the Governor and Council shall appoint
his successor.
Resol0ed, That the Governor and Council
sincerely rcciprocatc the kind feelings expressed
in the letter of Gen. Gist, and express their
regret at being compelled to scpcratc from
him.
BY order of the Governor and Council
FL. MOSES, Jr., Secretary.
April IL l.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

The ENEMY LEAVING THE WEsT.-A gen.
tleman from the Kanawha Valley informs us
that the enemy is leaving Western Virginia
with great celcrity. All his stores and army
provisions are being removed and the re-
doubtable Pierpont is speaking to tho people,
from the stump, urging them to defend the
country, and to rely upon their own powers.
and resources.-Richmaond Enquirer.
1t is stated that the Nashville was saved
from the enemy at Beaufort by two young
lads, the sons of Capt. Pegram and Sinclair.
On hearing that the Yankees were about to
invade the town of Newbern, they "drummed
up" crew, ran the blockade and arrived safe
ly in another port. The daring Of these two
young men, following the example of their
illustrious fathers, cannot be too highly extoled.
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The Battle of Shiloh.

man who left Corinth on Wednesday nipht. in
company with four thousand of the prisoners,
bound for Tuscaloosa, Ala. There was severe
and sanguinary fighting on Sunday and Mon
day, but had been none since, at least up to
the time of the departure of our Informant
The loss Of the Confederates in killed and
wounded, up to that time, was between four
or five thousand, and that of the Federals was
estimated at about twenty thousand AS
graphically expressed by our informant "There
was perfect sea Of dead Yankees on the field"
The entire loss of the enemy, in killed, wound
ed, drowned, and prisoners, we learn from an
other source, is estimated at Corinth to be
thirty thousand. Up to Monbay night our
men were too busy attending to our own
wounded to give any attention to those of the
enemy.
Up to the time our informant left, seven
thosand prisoners had bceu brought in, and
large numbers were continually arriving The
division under General Polk drove five thou
sand of the enemy into the river, and it is est-
mated that not less than two hundred found a
watery grave. Among the enemy's killed is
Gen. Wallace and amoug the captured by our
forces are General Prentiss and several Coonels
acting as Brigadicrs. The former of whom is
reported being quite insolcnt in his department.
Before leaving Cornth on the cars he remarked
to the crowd assembled that if he had time he
would make them a speech, and make them
good Unionists in ten minutes
In reference to the death of Gen. Buell., it.
is stated by five Confederate soldiers who had
been taken prisoners and escaped, that the COL
ors of the Federal army were draped in mourn
ing for his loss, and that he was killed early in
the action on Monday. This is confirmed by
the admission OF six hundred prisoners who
came in on Wednesday, and by despatch re-
ceived here ty private parties from Mobile. In
consequence of these disasters the Federal
army IL reported to be in disorder
MUTINy AMONG FEDERAL TRoops AT NASH
v1LLE.-Dispatches received in Congress state
that serious mutiny had broken out among
the troops in Nashville, in consequence of the
late Abolition message of President Lincoln.
Nineteen Federal officers had resigned. A
Kentucky Regiment had mutinied, and por-
ton of them had succeeded in getting off after
bloody contest with two Indiana Regiments,
who had been sent after them. This report
is credited in official uarters-Richmond Er-
dminer.
ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs.-Twcnty-two Yam
KEGS, including two negros, were received from
Columbia, s. c., yesterday, and lodged in the
c. S. Military prison in this city. The most
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER. }
April 4, 1862.


THE FOLLOWING LETTER OF RESIG-
NATION, and the resolutions adopted by
the Governor and Council in reply thereto,
have been ordered to be published
X X
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADJuTvNT AND INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE
Columbia, April 8, 1862.
To Ills Erccllency the Gore,mor and Council:
GENrLEMEN: Having accepted the commission
Of Brgader General in the Confederate service,
have the honor herewith to resign my com
mission as Adjutant and Inspector General,
with which was invested by the General As
scmbly of tie State.
In taking leave, officially, permit me 70 en-
press my thanks for many acts of kindness and
the uniform courtesy which has been always
extended to me by each member of your hon
orable body. With the kindest regards and
best wishes for your success in the great work
before us, | have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obcdicnt servant, S. II. GIST.
Brigadicr General c. S. a.
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BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL CARDS EIGHT DOLLARS
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CASH. If the number of insertions is not specified IN
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Announcing CANDIDATES, three MONTHS Five Dollars
ouer that time the usual rates will be charged.
No advertisement however small will be considered
less than square; and transient rates charged Oh all
for a less time than three months.
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Leave Camden, ll.40a. m.
Leave Boykin's, l2.l2p. m
Leave Claremont l.248 d"
Leave Middleton Ito "
Leave Manchester juno
ton LIS, p. m.
Leave Clarkson's l.38 I"
Arrive at Kingsville l.60,
Nov. 8-tf II.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

BETHEL, MANASSAS AND SHILoH.-It is a
little remarkable as we heard remarked yestcr-
day, that the scenes of three of the most noted
battles Of the present and Of the most brilliant
Confederate victories should bear such solemn
and impressive scriptural names as those which
stand at the head Of this notice And the
most solemn and significant of all is that given
to the battle of last Sunday, being that by
which the Hebrew prophets referred to the
coming one the hope of the nations, understood
by christians as pointing to our Saviour
Wilmington Journal.
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MIDDAY TRAIN BETWEEN CAMDEN AMI
KINGSVILLE,

UP.
Leave Kingsville, S.5 a. m.
Leave Clarkson's $40 d"
Leave Manchester juno
ton 8.3S n. na.
Leave Middleton 9.43
Leave Claremont 9.08 /"
Leave Boykin's 9.4S "
Arrive at Camden, 1920
[. PEAKE, Gen'l Sup't.
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The FIGHT IN New MEx1co.-In the report
of Gen. Sibley's victory over COL Canby's for
ccs, it is stated:
"Tbe enemy were rcpulscd with great
slaughter and rctreatcd to the fort-our brave
and heroic Texans capturing the entire artil-
lery seven pieces-onc 24-pounder three long
twelvcs, two long skies and one small howltzcr.
This battery was actually taken from the enc
my by Bowic-knivcs and siX-shootcrs An
achievement before unknown in warfare"
CoNFEDERATE OFFICER CONDEMNED TO Be
SuoT IN MIssoURG-Thc Louisville Democrat
of the 4th instant says:
Colonel Ebcnczer Magoffin, Missouri rebel,
and brother of the Governor of KENTUCKY, has
been tried at Saint Louis for numbering Uni.
ted States soldier and for violation of parole
On the first charge he was declared rot guilty
but was convicted on the second and SEN
fenced to be shot at such time and place as
the commanding officer of the department may
direct, and be confined at Alton until his exc
cution is directed.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
April 4, 1862.
TNHE FOLLOWING PREAMBLE AND
Il resolutions, adopted by the Governor and
Council, have been ordered to be published:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

r HAVE been ordered 10 this place, IN
! der special instructions from the Quar-
tcrmastor General OF the Army, for the
purpose OF establishing, on The most ex'en-
siye scale, manufactures OF leather aud
Shoes. Cloth and Clothing. for lie army
or to enter into con,rscts, with any rrpon-
sible party, or parties, for leather or cloth.
10 asy amosnt am willing to make lib
eral advances, proper security being given
on contracts, Tor these articles, II II be me-
essary to ensure their prompt and proper
iulhilmen;, an1 any assistance needed IN
procuring mechanics. or operatives, familiar
with carrying these operations into effect,
will be cbcerfully afforded " the services
of competen. tanners, &c, cannot be pro
cured. on account OF their being in the ar
my. application will be made by me to the
proper authorities 10 have them detailed
for this daiy-i, being understood that. ia
all cases. the mechanics so detailed will be
furnished transportation to the place re-
quired, and receive, in addition to their pay
"a soldiers. such wages as are generally
paid to wotkmen in their respective lines
of business All communications addressed
To me at this place, will receive prompt at
,ention. The attention of the public Is in
yitel TO my advertisements in the MARSHALL
Jefferson, Tyler, and Henderson papers.
T. A. WASHINGTON.
Mayor. aad Quarisrmoder, {. y, 4.
Marshall, Texas, sept ., 1869
\ B-Tyler, Jefferson. and Henderson
papers please copy nntil further notified
and forward bill and advertisement to me
I. A. W z. NJ. G. :, \.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

80 The Houston Telegraph of The 27ih ult
ooptnnf an editorial article attempting 10 de-
fcud Con uebert against certain structures OF
ours and of the Ty.er Reporter The Telegraph
assumes that Gen. nebefi Is not to blame foi
the urdine.s OF military operations in ths-
state and fJr the reason That the regiment-
tina, caused this complaint. werc raised under
special orders from the War Department, and
that he bad no control oycr them. These regi
ment- were as follows; Carriers. wilkes, Gil
lespie''. Randal's, Burncts Burford's johnson
aud parnell : regiments Of cavalry Maj Wa
len battalion u cavalry Waterhou-cs aud
uchiltree regiments Of Infantry and waul'.
Legion Of 20 companies.
oar cosempofafy thea proceeds to refer to
the tlicrity with which the regiment. Of Moore
Parsons, and Nelson were sent to the field,
All this looks very well 10 superficial obser.
yer, but when examined Will not bear iuyes,ira.
ton. What are the facts' In April last the
enemy captured New Orleans. and in a short
time no compile ely occupied the Mississippi
river a. to Gu, "a almost entirely the connec.
ton With Richmond !, was evident tbs, troops
we're needed At Little Rock to repel Invasion
and that every soldier should have been sen,
forward 10 Arkansas without delay. Does the
editor Of the Telegraph pretend to say, that
Gen. Hebsri, under these circumstances. would
no, have been justified in sending them the 70
bu, that he Vas justified. when ali oommnniea.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
THE LATE NEWS.

Good news 'NssA 'o 's''' at"' VIC "''s
OF The wind "e'"fy s"sos' ''esFy' es"'
our enemies Who ba' ye''sroAy 'hfesNfe' 70
ovsr~helm Us VIVA '"e" nun ph' AN "~~'
'-rA'ns safety IN a''srAee'a' A'e"'
In addition 70 INC i"'e'nsea'e "n'e' 70 pun
'ish IN sno'her column ~ee"h 'f"m ''p'' a.
Z. Neh"s' on the Isl ies"' "s' l''' "'''''
The stage leh Monroe a di-ps'eh h'd oeep "
oeived BY tea blAnehAfd, le'y eonhfih'ns '"e
victories At Manassas and Richmond ny Tue
-hoie Federal aTaY aadar tens Manson ana
vslson bad eaPiinisied Richmond Ny where
,hi- battle occurred Is 10 asdison county ana
aboo, . miles from Lexington II Is 70 be
presumed therefore thst en- sh's' Lexingiep
: in ~ r-e
taplel Sons dmpateh OF ten h'aheh'
ard Las t. bridge ever The ro'o'"'e had
ant bee a yed ~ 10" federsis' but ~ our
ssu l... g Alcssgdris, and with the 'es
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

TINS PRISONERS CoNiNo--we copy the fol
lowing FROM the Yi,ssburg Whg of the "a
The Grenada Appeal ropes FROM the North
efn papefs an Ind annapolis dispatch of The 2ith
uitimo, stating that almost threw Thousand Of
puf prisoner len Jamp Morton hy special tuin
for Cairo. whore they vii h- placed oh steam
bosi- tnd brought 10 This city tD be- rSg hanged
Ngp' Watt, wen up a. the beats as Young
Poai, sunday Afternoon, w. arrange tor the *.
change.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
SEED WINTER OATS.

nF the best quality for sale at enc dol.
" Lar pr bushel Persons desirous Of
obtaining seed viii please give me notice
so that ! can get them out, as needed, Ny
rtsidencc Is 10 miles west u Maeshall
Word cnn b" ltit at the Republican Office
) II. CAIN.
MARSHALL, Sept. 10, 1862. n5l-3t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
STR

IRON the Undersigned living in Piano
l. la county, about seven miles from
Grand Bluff a black MARE and COLT
The mare is about Is or 6 hands high
branded on the left hip with the letter b,
A liberal reward will be given to the find
er who will deliver them TO me
j. IVEY.
Sept. Ia, 1862 n5l-2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

AT the june term, A. d, 1862, of the
"A County Court Of Harrison county,
pertaining TO the estates Of deceased per.
sons, the undersigned WAS appointed Al
mnistratrix Of the estate Of W r Hin,
deceased. This is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against said estate
to present them within the time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to make inue
date payment.
Ms, v J. HILL, ADM.
August 3, 1862 n46 St.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

ssa- Carr. JACK DAVIS, acting under
struelious from Col. JonS GREgG, calls
Bpon The members Of The 7th Texas. 20
-tndczvous at Tyler by the 22nd, prepara-
llry to joining theis comrades at Nicks
burg. They are requested to bring with
aem "a much warm winter clothing as
hey can procure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
NEW ADVERTlSEME


MARSHALL, TEXAs, sept 6, 1862
An members Of the company re eulis,c.
and mastered into service Of thc T. A. &.
; from Co +. 2nd Fexas Mounted Rifles.
on the 18th day Of April, ls62 at san
Antonio, Texas. aud ell those since enlist
ed. are here ordered into camps immedi
a,ely. on the Railroad. three miles east Of
Marshall And all absent On iurloagh. or
informal discharges or otherwise, who fail
to report in person, or by certificate Of a
surgeon or physician in good standing, by
the ! jth inst, will be reported and pub
lished as deser,ers.
SAN j RICHARDSON,
cap Comd Com.
On, L aEn
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W ANTEr.

EIFTEENTIl OF November, ONE Ne
l. GRO FELLOW for three or four
months, for which will pay mopey salt
or -four
O. j Taylor, agent.
W. l.. SLOAN.
Sept. IL, 1852 n5l At.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

~. Capt j \ Coleman request. ~ to
tat tina, be designs lear.pg on The 18th
Z, Is to be hoped that the friends Of those
Young men who have lost their horses, VIII
,aite in procuring them others
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 T the April term, 4. d, 1862. u IN
n County Court OF Sabine Co.. T,,.
the undersigned werc duly appointed exc,
utOrs OF the last will aud tts,afseu, q
Jes.e j Il binson, late OF the said cont,
de cased therefore, all persons bang
claims against the estate OF the said J,,N
j Robinson, will present them duly II.
theuticnie,l, within the time prescribed B,
the statutes, or they will be postponed !,
barred aud all persons indebted to sss
estate will make payment unto
eco. l.. tLAPP, ard
II. NJ. klNSEN.
Executors OF Jesse j. Robinson.
Aug lG, 1862. ni7-t,
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The Pfe-bytsEy II Eastern resa, tpld ; h'oJ
aud. adjourned 10 meet Ia Jefferson ihutrdly
I,.oTs the second sabbath in October, % ei',s
p VI
w.K. MARSHALL. Stated Cisrk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
MARRIED.,

ON Thursday the lth inst. At the Residence
II the brides father tx mile. east Of Marshal
by the Rev job Taylor Y :, KELLER. OF the
Texas Hunters. 10 Miss MARGARtr 4. SCOrr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

- Brig. Cen. n. II. sinLsY, arrived on
r4csdsy With bis family, and hss taken rooms
g the Adkins 10 ~. He de-igns ~ under
t.nd. ma snig Marshall his headquarters.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE

4 I the July term, A. d. 1862 Of a.
n County Court Of Harrison eo,,,.
pertaining TO estates OF deceased per,Ss
&c, the undersigned was appointed e,s'.
tor OF the last will and iestamen, Of -
Cole, deceased. This ia therefore % ,a,.. '
all persons having claims against A
tate, to present them duly au,hen,is,,sa
within the time prescribed by law. AID n
persons indebted to make imnie,Iiats ~,
meni.
JOHN u, COLE, Erssp,u
Aug 30, 1862 aAs-s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

CAsusLrms OF rus FI0Hr avn J,cs HAH
flros, Parry The san Antonio News gives
the iollasiug list Of c,saalles, az the late nghi
near Fort Clarg, with JACK llamilton's party
II appears that Frank Robinson was not Killed.
rs has been reported.
There we're two killed--W T.. Pope and !.
Springfield and siN,sen wounded-W Williams
welch. J singleton. W II Barker. John Nor
ris ; irwin. Charles Bergman William u.
Barker q Elder, Albert Elder BcuJ hos-ey
John Hiil Dow Marlborough, Edmou-nn. aud
IT. MeRae THIS engagement Aas We trust
broken up the fagi nest Ia The mountain Which
has been hsi ching 80 many vile and cuNafdiy
enemies b. our cause. Moe than BALI 81 them
we're left dead on the field. aud the remainder
- % - Galveston Nssrs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

The N. o.. correspondent Of a Yankee journ.
Al speaks IN the mS-t ~aiogistiy terms Of John
aeGcnnis. the editor NJ 'he True Delta. and
cvmmsuAs hin 70 Presdeni Lincoln SECRETARY
seward aad 6ssessI Butler. for some distin
gnuhed zppointneat. He say. be has BEEN
i,ithful among the faithless. What vill come
VI Mct]ennia cid sscssson frissds ~ 10 this !
Hos'tcs 7stsrapA.
Tbs Telegraph certainly ought 70 b able 10
answer; ,or ~ rscoisct reading IN that paper
short Tine bsfoss the fall Of New 0resn.,
and to our isdaise diaguss most fulsome eulogy
upon AcGenns and The True Delts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

NOTICE ia hereby given, that Ohv
~ Heinrich, Guardian OF Chas. H,nri,s
miner, deceased, has filed in my ofs b
final account and vouchers with aid es,,y
which account and vouchers will be o,s
for allowance and final settlement a, b.
September term Of tbs County Court, u,
timing TO estates Of deceased persons, IL.
to be held in aad Tor Harrison county. Il
the courthouse in the city Of NarsAaa
when ard where all persons interested =,
appear aud contest the same il ihsy !.
proper.
h, +. FRIEDRICH. Clal
Aug. 30 1862 n39-t
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LAFA Y ETTE BYRD.
WILLIAM CROW.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

TliE undersigned were appointed A.
i minlsirator and A dminstrair,x Of h
estate Of James II, johnson, deceased =
the County Court OF Pamela Co, Teis
at the August term Of the same. A ,.
1862. All perseas having claims asssf
said estate src required 10 pTsSen' bra
within the time prescribed by law io y
ccptance. and those indebted 10 make .
mediate payment, this August The q, 4
d, 1862.
ALBERT JOHNSTON
admiAlsraisf
NARY JOHNSON,
Ain,niarInf
SEPT. 6, 1862. a'e-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

on With New Orleans Tor week. aaa pAsu BE-
did move. "a va only 20 establish A pec'os Of
martial iaw that has operated s- eur-e upon
the STATE. He kept flournoy :, the oc-, or
waalHed, armed. asd equipped regiment IN the
state, about Houston doing nothing tor months
instead Of -cnding 1t where IL ~e,iId be OF ser
vice. Will tho Telegraph tell US vhst ate his
business habits and chat he has done tina, Is
oommendsble7 What has IL to lay In oomm.h-
dalion q the iefenoes OF Galveston Aad II oss.
ton What has u TO say Of his appointments :
IA II true, as stated, that bis Chief Commis-ary
"a man by the zane Of hoisc) s.. gambler
fr1m New Orleans and tina, he Is nov under
arrest for deficiency Ia has accounts amount
ing b some -four OF five hundred Thousand dol.
ars' IL may be tina, W. do Gen HcDrrt IN.
ua,icc. but # so Il arises from incorrect infor
nation and 10, from any desire tc misrcpre'
sent him. As Ne -aid before II Is probable he
will make a gallant commander n the held but
We regard hun IN the position be occupied IN
Texas. a. the wrong man, In the wrong place
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTiCr
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that Iaiayan
~ Byrd was appointed Admin,sjIaiel u
the estate Of v lliiam Byrd deceased 4
the june term Of the County Court Of {,
sbur County. 1862. An persons harzs
claims against SAID estate are notified u
present them legally authenticated a !,
law required, aud all owing said estate =.
come forward and settle up, this Augss
29th, 1862.
LAFAl ETTE BYRD
WILLIAM CROW,
Administrator,
Sept. s, 1862 R59-ti
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- ne estd 81 MI y W. S'e"''"' -"' N"'
FlA he fe'a WIN '''''''7'' 'Pp'''' I'm
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
VINEGAR.

DI-RE CIDER FINEGAR--we
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sFrTpFR vIxEGAR- We tzeE = g q -tfff F-r
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