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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20
NO. 16t
REPUBLICAN,.

+ + Il -
lTth Dist'ct.. Calvin T. Hubbard.
26th .9FGiies w. Hotehkiss.
9th t. .fy.e. .s4.Freeman Clark.
In Massachusetts, 0 Republicans
aiid |. Democrat are elected to Cons
gfoss. In 132 towns, Andrew Repubst
heaf,, for Governor, received la5 900; :,
-Dannls, 1Democrat. $4,000. andrews
majority will reach $4,000.
=. In New Jersey, the entire Democrat
ic ticket IS elected. ''..lf y ~ -
IN Michigan. The Kepubiican maiori.
ty is about 5000. ID 4 uea .5Ia'g,,.5 F.
In Wisconsin, the election is closely
contested. The New York Herald
says that these astounding manifesto
tlons do not mean that the war shall be
ended ighdminiously nor peace in.
volving division of the Union into
two Confederaces, hut the war shall
DC prosecuted for the main ,ainance Of
the Union, and nothing else. AS tic
new Congressnlen elected will not
take their seats until the first meeting
after the fourth Of March next, the
Herald recommends. an informal meet.
ing Of the Representatives IN New
York city, to ddclare their general
policy #.s.'8a. i ~
james Brooks addressed the Dem.
ooratic meeting in New York city, on
the night of the election, and said
that as member Of Congress, while
vindicating tho supremacy of thu Com
stitution and Laws, he would demon
strnte that there is No reason why
brother should longer imbue his hands
in the blood Of u BROTHER and thus
causelessly prolong fratricdial war.
( Loud, long and tremendous cheers
were given, amid which Mr. Brooks
retired. lii sl5
The steamer Cahawba had arrived
from New Orleans at New York, hay.
ing on board RI V. Messrs. Leacock
Goodrich and Fulton pastors of the
Episcopal Churches in New Orleans,
Who reiiised to pray for The President
Of the United States. .
MoslbE, Oct l0ths-lA special dis
patch to the Advertiser md kcgistor,
dated Knoxville Nov. 9Th, says: The
The Lynchburg Republican of the 7th
safs tho rnmored fight ot Borryville
on Monday last, confirmed. z..,.#..
Stuarts cavalry routed the enemy
near Warronton. <fti'
The Yankees have crossed from
London, through Snicko's Gap, 40
niles from Harper's Ferry, on tho road
form LcesLtrg to Winchester.
The YANKEES are close upon us;
there Is skirmisling every day be.
tween them and A II. Hills. forces.
A small force of the enemy has ad
vanced to Martinsburg.
1t is believed that Euhol's retreat
rom the kanawha was unnecessary.
and it is reported that there is no CON
siderable force of the enemy in that
section. - sH zaa# #f.,#=# .,.z=-..z==.
Cen Polk has gone to Richmond.
FREDERtoKsBuRG, Nov. 9 A party
of Is Yankees made raid on this
place today. They said that the
Democrats have swept the North, and
that England and France have recog-
Diacd the Southern Confedcracy and
Lord Lyons is 10 be instructed accord.
ingly, . p fttaag
No news Of Importance from tho or.
my of the Potpmac. Skirmishing is
going on daily. .rH IL
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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20
al, F. A. PRUDHOMME,
Capt, Commanding Comp. D.
of2d Kegt. La. Cavalry.
STRAYED.

4 dappled grey horse aged six years l5l
n hands h gh-Branded Ron left shoulder
--.iias scar on hind legs Just below the
ietIock Joint cut by rope-Had on when he
leiI u leather hotter. - s==.. 51-
s25, will be paid for his delivery at the
stage stable in Natchochitoches.
J. G. COLE,
Stage Agent.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

DY virtue Of authority vested in me. have
ID appointed Mr.. G. L. .WALMsLEY of
city Of Natchitoches, Sub Agent OF the Gov
ernment Produce Loan" for the Parish of
Natchitoches.
Mr.. Wamlsley is authorized to.purchase
and receive cotton, for aseouut Of the Gov.
ernmeut in exchange for its 8 per cent
Bonds.
ULCER LAUVE,
E 4. 1... Agent C.S
Shreveport llth Nov. 1862.
uovl 9-3m.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20
Adv ERTIsINGs
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4 Per sq&are Iof zen 7'Ht 40
E;rst ;nsortion .ag. ...... Sl 90 W.
Far subsequent Insertion. .a Inbo 4.
Evcrv ~, .;ce flint shall be sent us without
specifying the lahguage in which one des,se It
to he published, nor the time y h 70 eoht1nue
in the pape~, will be published during
ono ronth in bot, Languages, .and y''i' ee
,,hnrg,.d Necordihglf.
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mai siye notice thereof at the office, other
wise they will be continued and charged Tor
until expressly forbidden.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

The mail has failed on Tuesday.
Mad. Rumor has nothing to say abont
Nya- a,tns
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

Be4s~ Advertisements sent to the onion
after Tuesday evening, will not be published
before the ensuing week.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

aay-Col, Flanagan. the new elected
Governor for .irkansas, has our
thanks for favors.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

Our rcr,w,d thanks to Mess. j.
,Mcssi and V Picquc for late papers
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

No subscription will be received iof .
shorter period than q year unless accompanied
hv n n,,siness advertisement. Il. .ar.. 4.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20
HEAD QUARTERS ~ =
Comp. (D) I'd Aegt. Ia. Cavalry,
Es M. o.f tDpn

~. ~ Nov. 9th 1862.
The discharges of the following members
Of my company, .z....t . . F' sHI
Theodore Rachal Urbin Raehal,
iUr5p Flores, .sz. Phillip Ban loin,
Benz. Racha Louis verchpr,
I, j. Harvey, Appomaire Der
r.. .j.at .,a I4z5 banne, =..4
Having been pronounced by Maj. Levy,
Inspector General Of tic Western District
of louisiana, not valid, they will forthwith
report themselves 10 my company at the
Camp Of I'd Regt. of Louisiana Cavalry, or
they win be considered and treated as .deser-
terBs ~ TIC 34sss> II #f=#f4ge,.= ...#.
aa.,aa.lsu F. A. PRUDHoMME,
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pn- Our River is still falling slow
Y. .....
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

Mr. S, y Butler is an energetic man
Under such management, the PA
.rint" il certain to meet success.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20

We have terieved the first Copies
Of the Arkansas Patriot" published at
Little Rock. 1t is "a welcomed friend
well edited and perfectly printed.
often. our "casy chair will take from
its selected sheets fine compendium
of news Of our country from that sec
\ tion t.. .#...s.t.., .. -.
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No subscription discontinued untli -
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TER NJ y |:

IN advance I'LL. ....I,..G.s ssTbo
At the expiration Of the year, ,btJf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

VHEREAs a vacancy has occnrel!in the
~ ofioe of Senator OF the Fortieth Senate
rial District composed Of the Counties Of
ChIkasow. Howard, Mitchell. Winnebago
Hancoc};. Floyd, WORTH Cerro Gorao and
Wright. which vacancy is accustomed by the
acceptance OF J. II. Powers Of the ntfice Of
Captain OF Company u" in the Ninth Regi-
nCnt Of Infantry oftho State Of Iowa
Now therefore | Samuel J. Kirl;wood
Governor Of the State OF Iowa, by authority
in me vested do By this my proclamation
publish aud direct that on the 25th day of
FEBRUARY 1862 an election will be held in the
Counties comprising said Senatorial District,
for the purpose OF filling said vacancy.
WhereGfth citizens Ct said Senatorial Dis
tr!ct will take due notice and be governed ac-
cording,v.
in testimony whereof have hereto set
-- my hand and cgucd to be affixed
)r / the Great Sea of the State Of Iowa
" D I Done at Desmoins this 2lst day of
~ January A. d. 1862.
BY the Governor.
SAMUEL J. NRKWOOD.
ELEGAH SELLS. Secy. Of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
ELIGAH SELLS. Secy. Of State.
TO nSu1nDllyeS.

's'lE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
4 health in d few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption-is anxious to max c
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it he will send a copy OF
the prescription used free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure CueE FoR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNcHrFls, sc. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceves to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilIiamsburgh, Kings County, N. y. 1853
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Est Heayeai :!

FROM the premises olS L. Carey of For
= e5ton. Howard County Iowa. q yea,ling
Ara bian Horse Colt. on monday last (13 Jan.
1862 The colt is Of T. BLUSH grey color far
ward and lighter collier belrind. has few
black spots on his hips: was in good condt-
ion: short . I'd broad on the back; archrg
neck. fine head and ears. dark feet with ono
exception, being wl.ite hind foot; midding
full main and tail lighter collier than the
body. The return of said colt shall be am
plcy rewarded.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Il FREE PRESS% FREE SPEECH.

Il FREE PRESS@ FREE SPEECH.
It is as well known to our Tea-
ders IS to ourselves, that the raj
lying cry Of the republican party
for the last eight years has been,
for free press and for free speech.
Yet inspite Ct all their professions
this natural ofshoot Of New En-
gland federalism, like its great
progenitor, manifests its devo-
ton to free speech by confirming
free men in dungeons without
the forms Of law, for questioning
the integrity of an Administra-
ton which a republican commit
tee Of investigation has shown to
be the most corrupt that ever dis
graccd the annals Of the world;
its devotion to the interests of a
free press by inte,dicting the
publication Of loyal democratic
sheets all over the North, and
permitting the circulation Of in
cendiary abolition papers that
have ever held, and now hold the
i. S. Constitution to be ca cove
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

In New Oregon, Iowa, january %, by
A. J. Garn>2y ESQ., Martin V. Warrington
and Miss Eliza Ann Wilson, all of New Ore
gon.
This Office unanimously vote them a pleas
and that they may each year be led to ex-
claim--"O, Gcminii"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

ARREST OF C0UNTERFEITEas.--Th detect
i've Police have arrested and imprisoned at
Buffalo. N. Y. one Andrews and his associ-
atcs whom they caught in the act of makip g
q counterfeit Of Ays,' s Cathnytic Pills. J heir
detection was accomplished at the instance
OF Messrs J. C. AVER & Co, Of Lowell, Mass.
who have shown commendablc energy and
promptitude in protecting the public from i'm
position through spurious limitations of their
Invaluable medicines.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Darling's Life Bittcrs.

ard was entirely cured. have had no attack since
Weser:et, Esq Of South 5sh, Sth Street, vii
iims'urr, L. l. writes: 'Augt!st ;, 1sGDitAyng been
troubled with difficulty in the Liver and subject to biou
attac.s | was .LiAiSel By a CrinIn q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

New York ritv.. .}t.thc~ s Abbott.
i %~aF Sn-in rc~' iowa. ',, ~ YAM renron
Rnst, New I2rS::,,.,.1 ." 4, %T ,>..- e. Mead
RIaqton. 1"wa........F Il. "tc;cher.
ALSO. ''~' M 2S'rf> every ""''S
,,.r, =, ,,,,1 r,,,, ,,,.., 49,, s''
W. have hoao o,,on~ tbo n,,,,,1or Of
thos. who trusting in rhc houcstv and
ability Of the men in power, have con.
'inued to he1iev" I'll very recently.
that the country """.' come OH OF us
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Yours, most truly.
w. IL. .F.CURLEY.
i. s. Atty. District Of Iowa.

q y -IVr J I11'sU1 TO u IV"U.
The above was received by me after
all the arrangements to go to Des Moines
were made. AS a matter of course, |
did not 60 to Des Moincs to try an in
dictment discharged by the Attorney
for the Government.
J. NJ. LOVE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
SHERIFF SALE.


State OF Iowa 80
Howard COUNTY.
~ Office is hereby given that on the 27th
- day Of February A. D. 1862 at the honr
of two O'Clock p. ~. Of said day at the front
door Of the New Court House in Vernon
Springs Township and county aforesaid will
be sold at public auction to the highest bid
Der for cash. the following described prem
ses taken on an execution to me Issued out Of
the Office Of the Clerk of the District court
Of said county in favor Of S H. Noble az
Plant &. and against Edward E.oney us De-
fendans. to wit: the south halfof the north
west quarter LAY Of section No. twenty sew
en- 27) in township No. one hundred Il COZ
North, in range No. eleven nj west Of the
18th 2. M in Howard county Iowa.
Dated January 18th 1862 Tni9
It. SEA q. ELS, Sheriff of Said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
HHT HILL VAS Not TRIED.

H'HI HILL " rs not TRIED.
That DOrti00 Of the rnDnhIic3n
,,rcss oc1o,,o ,;oct,,,ad with ,h,-
i:r;,,,; ,1.o.: ., ,
,.e '',> '-''' =
''Sl' '1'i! ny, = "''o1 i"'e because
nc O." 'loI ~, 'c5F al i''S No'N'S
ana Try I''i' District Clerk OF
Harrison county, recently iuJuct-
ed at Dps N0;nqs far treason.
Jha f,?lov,;nQr ,o,rasn,,J.,oo
ua4 o.,l-. o..o,,,,,. r.. -, o,,.
VI = ',''S' H., "'.' ''''" ; '""t '''"
t. :. Ij1at. At'T'' o!d hoS coASio-
cr The facts sufficient to sustain
the charge and consequently en-
tered = N32re pyayc0r; j., the cssr
and 80 no,4eod tho Jn1..o. still :,
.r.,,-. e.... -, .
=
,,..- J b. - y
''''A'' >'II'' u 'lV1 '''' "sSi'0V hiii}
seward Senoa H'i' TO Io1t y al
rem III violation OF law and the
constitution, CHARGED with no Of
fanca locally merely for the
..:c >:.r ,... -,
:, =.
" "'S''' >''97 ''''0 - S'''1''>s 'H''Ii!
al y o9'Li'''i l4''l leEo'' Or % give d
1. :. Marshall a fat hQuL from
-ho Traas,,7v
Ac0''"f; .|G''. Il, 49,
Ed. GATE ClTY:-.In your paper Of
this morning, | find the following:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

When orr children are ont OF sorts we give
them few droos and it sets them all right.
find it meets the general wants OF the st m
ach and bowels when disordered"
READER. If Won need either both Of these most excel
lent Remedies, inquire for them ut the stores rol do no.
find thnm fae other but inclosc One Dollar in letter
and on receipt Of the money. the Remedy Remedies viii
be SEM according to your directions, by mail express
post pad. Address, Lni5y3m6]
DANL s. DARLING,
1902 Nassau ST., New York.
Pot M in so cent and 81 Bottles each.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Dariing'S Liver REGULATOR,

IN aniording Immediate relief 1t is a thor
ough LIVER and Bilious remedy
Mrs Young, of Brooklyn. writes February
90 lS60-'n May last I had severe attack
OF Piles, which confined me to the house l
took Mile al
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
DarIias's Liver RpgU!aIor.
FAMILY MEDICINE.

did 50, and foundi to operate admirably. removing IL
bile and arousng the liver to activity. have also used
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
DARIING'.S LIVER REGC.
La TOR,


Ipassea ted blood by the urethra an entirely
cured, and take pleasure in recommending these remedies
Mrs c. Tebow II Christopher Street, \. T., writes:
Feb. y, l>ahi have hcen subject to attacks OF Asthma
the last twenty years. have found anything equal
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-17
PU' ASH SUR
RE'NDEEL ed
ENEMY APPROACHING 81
lhN N!

SNiysth h.l., Arei -fhc
'llowi ncco1ni, from ue Enthl
cas-. of thi morning, in'lF e.iitta
N clci. circles. 81 q re'rrrllw "a.
fort puia Il. lS miss o.im .s.n.
ash:
+. !, is with eireero r,a-ri y, ,farl
tint Fort In'asli. 80 tNwe..'q
lasi dcIensn w. .at ra1. vastly .n-
pern taiH pea. wa,sret rlercl o.
otae cnrAy 20 tao O'clock. o.. ~.
ys.e.aay.
Cefposi ,ae. or 90 l r1iy
q nss,, s,aaael Ut ftm m,
htmgs the Information deet
Iret. rI 'hc f,rt ht, or,oes, a. '.
T.sierip. mi STARTED a1 hsti. O.
m .'aie'y al.otd laa wrs..laes
Iae IN r,l Ir. VAS Dleoa.,,aal.-
seven H. bftsc! 80 8cle Auda d
tie sei. ral 81 +. l'ost IS leipr.
~ If cisNt iigr0.t gus tJclifI 81
kiu'f ith'irg. Al ttc laleii,
.sun. v,e q moaad !. gal thrf
en- tcm,'e er's. icay.as Bh one -,
! artur 80 tiat point.
Three bale hal entered tho mees.
CINE, ard & clear breach haFbtcf
inside in r.. I'behalls were tauical
slsel-poirtsi, tai propelled with Aisl
lorce 81 To- pa cniifsif through Ms
vail "a, ncasly every frf. No liye.
were los; during The bo~mtarameut
anil .oniy fnur were woud,lel. Ihrcl
have lost . ieg and one an arm. Al
were ~pri,aics.
OF. the orlc,horpcs, who otcupiei
the most evpo'ed position vt the fort
Lieut.. Hisly WIS stunned, bat no
scsioasly hurt. Col. 0lmstcal sen
no Official dispatches, bus q ,crba
nessage. that the garrison had dom
Al that men could 10.
lie attempted to signaliEc to Caus
tons Bluff yesterday morning, bit
such was .hs IRE that no humpn be
,, ing could stand on the ranparts 70
|. even a moment. Nearly a thou.anI
, shells Of the largest size were throw
into the fort from the Federal bal
!, ,cries.
!. !, will BE- gratifying to know tina
though much exhausted. all the gar
risou.arc we'll. except the wounde
. men. We think this account mar b
relied on as correct. w could u
!. tain no further particulars.
u Il Is corroborated by another vii
, ness, q signal man, who ven. dow
land returned in company with Law
In addition 70 The above. We leDr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-17
~ ,ixt sEE rleu, ~. ,rrioar srort, "
rlsritt.

~ ANS aHS mott We 'rrioHr srottc rs
c'Rfi'i.
SltNiCs cr Civilian vho we,'i so mr.
- Corf. isrtey irrly frey. - ~ ,aur
900 20 hui.d ~ an l,bssFspr,g sortagr>
Lrfvsuvss' ty fostering spi rnsafas ~.
irr j.. you erect mn rndusins islwark i.r
iib't'y tia, will defent Won vbere armies
we p,verless. Gi,sii your support nns
i vi! repay you n ,heaqiud TOD. Gal.
liant arlai,r IN the battlefield defend YOU
against opsn foes tho pres. pro,s.l,
sustained sill DO M. less, /, will ur.,ss,
yen avnin., wore aanserou,. bscaa.S m.
siaiea, one-. Cali forth Nv active sneoar.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-17

NeCI Han. not contont with An.
lclngh HIM clf ridiculous by nis proc.
.aination sitter the affair Of Rich
Mountain. i On the stilti avpin. lila
iats "orAes Of ,h.c day." announcing
ia advance upon rhmond, ism pa.
rody upon the Napoleoair proelama.
auoics the words +f the great ON.
gioror. Tor instance, Napoleon says,
I'll 80 pnly b. necessary 70 say Il
Sc, IN d. great battle. under tho
walls of Nosciw,' to nuihviSc ;hc
.rpiy. I'll src goes o hFasc man
Mcclellan talB hia Yankees, "vhen
tbi war f. over, wc will Ill return to
orr inmrs. and fed that We can ask
! M higher honor than the proud con-
,clon,ness that We belong 20 the army
uf tis Potomac
Ridiculous as Is !, in other respects,
tie irst portion oF tho proclamation
; NJ isasy instructive. We snli1in Il.
TOR = long time | have kept you
inactive, be-, not without n purpose.
Ion wssc 70 b. discipl ned, armed and
%n.trarlel. The lormid le artillery
y3i now have, lal 10 DO created.
! Other armies Hefc {, move and &c.
clmrlish certain results. | have
reid yoa back that you might give
the death.blow TO the rebellion tia.
la distracted our once happy coan.
uy. the patience YOU lave shown
anl yosr confidence IN your General,
arc worth . dozen victories.
"Thcsc preliminary results ara
nov accomplished. ] feel tina. tn,
labor of many months have produced
their fraii. Tho army Of tho poto-
mac Is Dos q real army, magnificent
| in mat sici, adrniFn,,lc in discipline
and instruction, cxccllcrtiy equipped
and armed. your commanders are all
dial I could wish. The moment for
action has arrived. AMI know tina.
can trust IN you to q $ your coun.
iry. As | riis through your ranks
sec in your faces tho sure pressgo
81 ,ictery-I feel that you will DO
whatever | ask Of yeu."
Nhita tfnrtnIIsn .Kas thns .mnlov.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-17
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Mississippi and gcinrssrr Railrea&

Nl'NNfitlt aNl tVhifHNiF h~t1AtF"a
GRANGE or --n=L'.
pfiss Ctin' III. sal Cen, Srr't,
M,srms. Nov. s,h. 1851.
AS mi ufta Wcine.iny Npyelui ~ lSta,
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