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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-31

= Wien wss boy ssed among the Green
mountains u Vermont 10 wint-r M aking snow
forts and sliding down the steep bilia. and ia
anmmer and autumn wandering over the noun
tains looking after the beautiful trout from the
: brooke. But nv brosher ia Wisconsin wrote 70
- 20 come 10 him and vent. Our hou-e was
On What uas then called "Baxrer's Prsirie." The
P.airie was covered with Aowers and the many
elesr lskes around abounded in fsh ard ducks !;
hot our principa, food vas hoe cake and salt
pork
One OF our neighbors had no meat for long
time. aud getting out Of powder they had no
game 90 one day they sent up their oldest son.
. boy about ten years old. tor . piece Of pork.
A. he ~ss carrying it home cards, and going
through piece of woods By Silver Lake, he
heard ru-,iiug Of leaves by he roadside in a
thcket Hr stopped aud listened-sll Vas still
Again he pushed torxard again the leaves
tied behind MIN. aud ne thought he heard Q st-s
thy step. Again he stopped; everything was
still Kept tn. gentle dash ct the waves upon
the pebDiy beach, snd the rapid beating of his
ovn h, art He dreaded 10 20 forward aud he
dared cot ~ stay, tor he Saw night vas ap
pro.ching, when the ~oods echoed with the
bosi OF the hungry volt, and the -avage a.
and stezltby ca,alnount came out from their hi
ding pAcss. SO pckiag up club, he again
started home waid gain came the stealthy
step nearer and nearer, until he saw gaant aud
savage solf creeping after hun aud ne hur
Tied Oh stI ciingibg 10 HE meat, the wolf VA
coming nearer and nearer, aLd mis- ht At any mo
ment spring upon him
S,ii the ooy, though he trembled in every
lmb did not Iose bis pIe-eoce of mind. He
Demb-red hearing MS father say that II any Oh.
faced q Wild animal and looked it square III the
eye II would not dare u attack hin He turned
around and laced the hungry volt and CON
m@nced TO walk backwards towards his home.
still u ions mile aud hai away. As the wood.
gre~ darker the volt came nearer, showing his
white teeth. with the hair bristing on his back
The cout ag-ods boy knew that II ne gave mp his
piece of pc. hc WAS safe, aud could run hume
ones at home awaiting his return. 50 back ward.
be vent step Nv step. As the volt came nearer
he hit him square upon the head With a stone
when itr angry yep the wolf sprang into
the th.cxet and set up long aud dismal how.
The boy listened to see If there was a. answer
ing ho~l, and hearing none. took courage; bat
coon the savage beast, matdeDed win hunger
came at him again. With his club he gave HIM
. we'll directed blow b,txeen the eyes, which
sent him bowling again into the thicket Again
and again WAS the contest renewed; many times
did the savage Yet cowsrdly beast make spring
at the lad and many times did the brave boy
beat him of until at last he came near the cab
In OF his parents, when the disappointed volt
with q long and wang howl, dashed away into
the woods. Trembling with excitement, and
Wet VITO aspiration, the boy dropped the NEE
upon the h)Or, crying, Mother, I've got IT,"
and fell exhausted on the floor at his mothers
feet.
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DROBATE OSDER.-State Of Mich

L isa1, county Of Ingham, ss-Ai a session o. the
Probate Court for tn County holden the
Probate Office il tae village 0: Mason, Monday, ths
4fsy s q n ss-f en H Pi5cSr
Judge Of Proba-e In the the estate o. nsris
OAKS, deceased o. rea1lng an fling the petition
duly verified, Of John W Royston IN behalf Of ,he "
ow o. sai1 deceased, praying tlat letters OF iuist
ton upon said estate Be granted u SAL PETITIONER
Thereupon Il IS or ierel that GJnday tie 5th cav Q.
January next az Il O'Clock J. the forenoon Be assignee
FOR the hearing q sal petition, AID ii. hrs o.
Jaw OF sll1 G-caSe1 an a. o-aeT persons Interested h.
saii estate, are required 20 appear al Session % 81
Court, then to be hoi len al tie Probate Ocg ID tn-
village Of Iason, AMI show Il any there BE- ~
the prayer Of the petitioner Should nos b grlnt A
Is further Orde-e thai petitioner give motto 20
the parsons interested said estate o. the pen a.cv C.
said petition and tie bearing thereof y caz-.a c
Of this or !er 10 De pub shed in the Ll1sng
nevspspe- printed circulating in ssi1 county q:
Inzharn successive weeks psevIols saii Gsy OF ier
ing "A true copy-l VA 4 PiNChNEY
swoSs Judge Of Probate
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@Brseg recently published q short order
threatening to retaliase uoon Uuion OF cere for
Imprisonment ct so-cslled non combsptants at
Nsse.'''e. Gen Rosecrsns retorted tarsly, tell
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q Five new iron clad steamers were launch
@ 90 Saturday -three in Boston and two IA New
xesk- They are al of the mos; formidable de-
eer'Pseo. and viii b ready soe early spring Ger.
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default b.ying

~ been male IN the terms ami conditions u cer,4
mortgage executed by james B. Williams and Mary
Williams, his wife, u Ara Williams tatei the tenth ia,
o. Aug ST. A D. l-6l, all r-cpr led the flee nf tb
Register OF DEEDS, O. the coGaty Of I1gnam Michigan
August 13ih A u 1856, ia Libar Is OF mort cages o.
page 4S9, Sach salL mortgage mas been assignel T.
Ailos SchJoert AZ the assignment thereof dLly recor
deG IN SAIL register OTs lpJ which mortgage Their
Is claimed 10 be due tie SIM OF eighty Do La
($s2) and 10 suit or proceeding AZ law having ben H.
situated 10 recover the same or any part IL EeUi motto
Il therefore hereoy given, that the land describe. i,
said mortgage, VIZ: the east hal! % the north 81
.arter Of section tive, ship wv, north Of rang
two west, the county OF agnan and state of Mchig -
containing eighty acres more or less vii Dc sol A.
public vendue to toe highest b. der toe Court H,us
in the village Of Mason, IL cOanty, IL 27.A Cav
of March, A. D. lS55, O'Clock Ia the aft.r.lon
Mason, Dec. % / 81.
Minus AcHuBERT, Assignee Of Mortcl-ae.
BARNES HUNTINGTON Att IS Tor ASS lglee. 40lwl3
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IN PORT A NJ
JUSTICES OF the PEACE!
Printed Dockets !
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE.

M r ME- NUW Mn NJ ! X
w ing superior article q. .lssi1es l'0cset. coa-
ta-!lg Prt4r4 ors - Jao .m.l;s. " three dif-
ttre,it sins tn forms mostly Viz LIST Judgment
by confession. sGagu-lt LFon rcs4rn ~ summons,
grtI-S p--. b Judgment by def-Nt, fstssIl
Summons. 1hsss blank forms are grrarcei PRO
portion t. their general Cs- ALI nEIatsf q, tlaA
94E are also colJ4iael tar Jacket or Tie e.i-y o,
lul entsn 81 citl C-s THIS lNc,ei vii be foLus.
OF graf le4vcui-al- au- t.lvnI 70 ystces il arlrts
.nm .Lst saFlS r2i-t ai .Aoeg { tht Jastce ann
ac.4sss Il o,sts nut tr.Es Euore. cen
ptrstlvl ~ ill., TIE 0ralaars l.-il .sCAet. We are
I-aGiactIriug three GIG-eAt SIS. =. tie i5low.I
Rates.
! I; s.ls, fall bonn $40 %
" .iI.ul . o.
sinai haG --.- -.. ..... ! o.
A. this Docket Is ccPyrichtsd ans are The sole
manufactures IN tAe STATE, * Gan oly - obtains.
through Us. Our agents. An ,fnlnatsou od this
IOCoet VII slt.sty al as TO IL merits
orie-s FOR his Docket viii receive prompt all snlioa
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We alec keep constantly OF had general ssscrtnsen
O.
Law. CrfANCERY, CIRCUIT COURT.
JUSTICES and CONVEYS NCTNG BLANKS
Printed en- superior srtic. OF paper, and for sale
wholesale retail prices low al ary establish
l. the state 3. An-s y:
BOOK and JOB PRINTING,


In connection with the Bintery, facilities
lrpsssed IN the state.
All si.ls q: Baak Bloss Manufacture 10 order. Al
orders from County 0ceEs for any siai OF Blank Book
vii = promptly hlet
e. AL orders should be addressed to
JOHN A. KERR & GO,
Lansing Michigan.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD-Stoler

4 frorn The subscriber, 81 the l.rh list. s-raI
BACK AID Tan Iarrier Deg, abci seven u1.rils ~
answers 20 the nam Of n1cx = ThOsye- viii REIN
hin, o. give Information wae-e - 1ay be fo1-i WI
- pad ths above reward JOIN A. KEgY
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AV4 been maze in the con iitOns of certain mort
gage execute by nry Ii. Fre-mln. am Htarah E.s
wife, of lngham UNITY Michigan 10 Ira Davenport q
Bath, New fOr., dated the TIVE fsn Gay of Cct0be-
d. eighteen hUicred aud fifty eight and recur lee t.e
twenty third day of October, ~ 1855 IN the Office o.
The Register of Deeds for the county u CHAM IN The
State Of Michigan, in ber IL Of m).Jy8gs Gu pag
and So, upoa which mortgage there Is cl,med 10 he
Que, al the date oi TINS notice, the hGnlrec
anc twenty three dollars AM sixty cents ami o.
suit or proceedings al law having been instil ted g.
recover any part thereof, notice Is tn Tef0re hereby
given that on lay the tw snty fifth Gsv March
xt, at twelve O'Clock noon, -haIl sell public a,c-
ton to the highest oilger lie - take place front
door of the Ing coGarv Crc34; Court House. IN tb
village OF Mason the premss contained IN lch mort
gage (or so much thereof shall b. Necessary to sat
lsiy the amount due OF such mortgage, with ten Der
cent, interest and legal costs tcseIhs with an atior
aey fee of nity dollars covenA ior tbe-ein that
70 say, the iOIO~ng piece Or parcel ian situate IN
Inghau county, Michigan, the south half OF IA,
north east quarter II section thrty-foar IN town tso
north OF range Two west, containing eighty acres
more or less.
Dated Detroit, December Is, A. D. lssa
IRA DAVENPORT MortgaCee
WIN j WATERMAN. Attorney.
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MORTGAGE Whereas. de-

"a '
A'A fault having been in the pay N q d sum
o. money secCred by mcrgsgc x-cutrG by 10.
dercooA auu NAriah Nan.erCuoS his wife the towu
ship OF WILLIAMSON. county o. Iugh8n. To David D.,
Forest, OF tie city OF Ann "A oor county Of Wlsatensw
dated April eleventh, A. = lo6l, and recorded in The
Registers Office, III tn county 81 Inyham the 22n
day Of April 4. D. 1851, u 10 O'Clock A NJ n lurr No
Is, Of mortgages, page 3I5 ty which default the
power OF SAFE contained IA sa4 mortgage became opera
tive an no suit proceeding having been instituted a;
aw 10 recover the ctb secured by Sail mortgage or ay
part thereof, and the sum OF tw nty tive collars being
bow Claimed 10 be due thereon notice therefore here
by given that salt mo5tg gc iii be lorecOseQ by sale
o. toe moEigaged pr5mis s, 10 wt: Being "a certain
tavern stand, With ali tue dplfeltnCes thereurto ht-
longing ana part Of land opposite Of Sa,I t.y
stand ana the roac from the same all iL in
toe town oi Williamson IL saif county ant be:u th.
same property bought oy tne oresal John VaedereoS
ana MARIAN hseJS9ossee N6t ~S5'g~ o6ts 10. / a.,
No Z also forty feet side o. lot NJ eig *
block No one ! all being the village Of Wu4.4rnspn
IN the county Of lngham and STATE Of y.clig,u or
some pat thereof, at public acutiOn or venIe .t IN
Court House, and AZ the trout OF Thereof in g.snn
county OF lngnsm, the fourteenth csy 81 February
A u. eighteen hgndred aad sixty three al twelve oci
noon of said cay.
Dated November 18th. 1862
DAVID DE- FOREST, Mortgage
TwITCHEII & FRAZER. Att'ys for MORTGAGE S.ayIa
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DROBATE ORDER State Of Njehi-

DROBATr. ORDER State Of Nichi-
gan, county Of Iagham, sat- session o. the Pro
bate Court for the county OF ingham holden the Pro
bate Office IN the village OF Mason, the eighth dav
December, in the year one thousand eIguG hIalreg
and sixty two; Present. VIM. II. PilcSnrv. Judge Q.
Probate. IN the mater Of The OF Water T. Post
minor On reaing anu fag the p t!tlou, duly vsrI-
tet, vi John ". Post 1ar1Ii .. W-.ier K Post
praying for license 20 sell tue real Of said Va
ter T. Post, situate IN the city o; Lansing, viz lots
anu :, block l5t:
Thereupon II is Ordered, tina. Monday The 9th eav Of
January next, AT j OcccK n the forenoon be assigned
io the Nearing OF said petition, a1C thai
OF SAID ceceased, and al oi1er persons interested 10
estate, are req1rei TO APPEAR al session OF Court
Their 10 be holden at the Probate Office 10 the village o.
Mason and show cans II there De. why tn PRAYER
OF the petitioner sho1lc not GRANTEE: An II Is fur
ther Ordered That sal itionsr give notice 10 the per
sons interested Il san estate, u the Pldeacy Of
petition and the bearing thereof by Causing copy OF
this or Ter to be publslst IN the lansing Repab loan
pratst aaG circulating s4i1 county o: Lag
ban succ sslve weeks previous 10 SAL day OF hearing
4 true copy.l VIZ Il. PINChNEY
owJss Judge OF Probate
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A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. " A r d, J r

FaH Of Va and Yankee Spirit! The People
n their e.thusiasus bear the Spsater aray
in Triumph!
The following IL specimen )! Yankee oratory
The Speaker was eating pea nuts and winkng at the
girls when hundred voices called him forth. He
cainuy and surveyed the multitude with Ill the bearing
OF Patrick Henry-thel forth tie torrent Of his
eioQuence:
drew jackson and NEN BOOTS am for res.orins the
Union N al lis former gory for protecting Colsiita
ton ~ ali Its sacred and .or boots and shoes
0. the best pattern, symmetry durability. lGrest
applause and Hear hesfl'l We rust not forget our
own comfort IN these days Of pate. 20 bic TWISTED
thunder anc creased lightning have received to-day
news Of the greatest Importance OF the most vital inter
est 10 all Of you hear that Johns Bal. y have just
received their spring stock of Boots and shoes Of thr
latest sly hes and most nnshei workmanship tell you
those who buy Of that young and eateg pT;siag arm
never troubled with CORES and their spos
never sOGrsd by having their pinched. Hushan Is
wives, young msn and sr.s, 60 % Johns Bail IS
here You wii aud ne boots, stosas shoes, siippe.s
over shoes. CATERS lsdi heel slippers cacSs Osfd
ties, mems carpet Slippers, baiinoia.s ladies fine
CALLERS, [Great applause
GerUsa.eIn! what is more beautiful than lady.
foot encsei in colaettish CATER Its enough to
the monsish blood 81 - Anthony. ! viii close my
speech by appropriate quotation:
A dainty foot
A Cater Boot
Fen Stoics II Ist agree,
For il ~ vote,
What Gray wrote,
4 hands M /. t. u.
Eere the Speaker tainted As be borne from the
Hall in the Of his adirng friecSs he heard
family ASH - who stole my pes-uutss' some rude and
wcSeG boys had emptied bis basket while he speak
ing however glass OF water revived him and he wrote
the following resolutions, which ratified and re
ported IL cue course Of time by the committee
lutioDs:
Resolrsd That Johns & Bailey keep the best assert,
mnt OF Boots and Shoes the best quality Leather
ever introduced into this market, and be 1t further
Ro.rsi, That they fail TO give satisfaction that
r. d. " cyl ned
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Striking COlmcldenee.

When Russia vas, Ia 1912. thrown into con
sternation by the Invasion of the French, no
one in the imperial household o, council main
tanned cain and composed spirit, under the
daily reports of fresh disasters. except Prince
Galnzun. The emperor remarN ed this with
prise, and one day. asked how il happened
The Prince drew forth a small Bible from his
pocket, and held ], 'oasrds the emperor, who
stretched out his hand to il. shen By accident
the volume fell TO the ground. Being instantly
picked up by the prince, is vas found 10 have
opened ct the Slst Psalm: He that d~eile,h 10
the palace Of the Most H:ga shall abide under
the shades Of the Almighty. | viii say OF the
Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress ms God.
In him I will trust"
"Oh! that your majesty would seek that re-
fuge." replied the prince. after his roya! master
and he had rad the passage together; and
then FASTENED from the presence The emperor
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70 the end.
Shortly after. dav Of supplication and fast
ing vas ordered by Alexander; ard the pope
- the priests Of the Greek church are called
whose turn II wss to prsach before the court,
chose for his text the elst Psalm, without hav
ing been induced thereto by any hint from eth
or the emperor OF bis minister. On the after
noon NJ the fast day, Alexander sent to lis pri
vate chaplain, desiring him 10 come and read
portion OF the Bible TO him in his tent. The OF
fetal came and commenced his duty With the
9lst Psslm.
Hold" cried the emperor, rather offended
by vuat he not unnaturedly concluded must be
the result Of collision: "who desired you to
read that particular Psalm to me?
"God! replied the captain With great solem
nifty.
"How mean you !" exclaimed the emperor.
Taken by SURPRISE" resumed the chaplain,
"by your m,j-sty's command. and feeling the
high responsibility which would rest on my
choice, knelt dosn ana implored the Ami gh,y
- guide me in the selection OF scripture should
read in the event OF your nj -sty leaving me
without direction on the subj CT. and the 81
PsaIm sas brought 30 powerfully to nv mind
that could not doubt that vas the snswer to
ny prayer"
The impression made on the emperor by these
remarkable condolences is said to have been
hating.
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The NEW Y1RK TRIBUNE.
1Sf2

TEE Nsv T0EE TEIECyk, frst iss1ei + 1871, uov IN
its tsentys acond wear las obtained Be larger Al
more widely difzssd circulation thar ANY other news
apsr ever puti.sAa II America. Though u has ~
fSr-d in ccIuna-l 80 so1--Al -.cle Il y. 2
te--irE and lap q. tens { IA Is ~ IS p2tl rs
10 serve in the Ear sar th- Clion, - caaticn "a
SO 4F : : 1,
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default bavipo

I'dt5A -NUNrrIUtf I-tII. I.bI.
DAVID DE- FOREST, Mortgage
TvIrcHEII & FRAZER, Att'ys for Mortgage. 3e4gI3
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TERMS.

The enormous increase in the price 0, printing paper
M Other teria.s used IL printing newspapers
peis Is 10 increase tue price OF The Our
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

4 a., n., ,,a .- !. u ~ Lt-.s.- A. ...-..s. IN
nll ONO WIN degfsd9a Roppnnon 20 oenPe.e % VIZ
@ snese ,, ss.ae s1,us.'s s,se 'P'n INN.
asSoa'Sn. y - y h.sa v.,v. ~. san
80 he ,rs,ssi M an e,srera, AZ
IVY w ~. ~. ,ls s,,,s M nr ~ ar,ss IN
.smpy 70 plon'0'' " '~"' wv " "'s'V'' "
" si' !, rh.. -. ~. ...a A., A.,.,, ,.xad to
,.hsss ~ Ssredom az negro lave win al due re-
spset Tor he opinions Of others We think that such
s"s,a ,roIf he unconsl,tn,,onsi imaoo and nm.
49, - 1855 - '"'' '' - - -
Rssofued That the unparaiIeied frauds and peou.
atons upon the 0oyernment revealed By the nyosii.
eane oonmitteen ana ,therwiae demand the sternost
of everv honeat man and friend OF the
country and cali for the severea prescribed
by the laws. e187 ~ -fI 30 t1tN F.0 Nt
% ResoLpsd That the pairlotism courage and skill
manifested by our armies has never been exceeded in the
history Of the world and deserves and receives our high
est admiration aud gratitude. 81 1.ltf
10, ResolVsd That the refusal OF the General Az.
emby 10 permit our gallant soldiers in the field the
right 10 vote was great and uni wrong 10 them
that ought not 10 have been Committed. n Ssf a
II. ResoIVed That while We will, as hereioior. dis
courage all mere factious opposition to the Admlnstra
tIon and will continue TO give our earnoat support TO
all proper measures TO put down the rebellion and will
maize all tho loWances that the neccsaes Of the times
require Of good citizens protest against all violations
OF the Constitution. 1880 rtf .r1a
70. ReSoLped That we hold sacred as we do all other
parts Of that instrument the following provisions Of the
Constitution Of the United States HtkU
''The trial Of all crimes except In cases OF impeaeh
men shall be BY Jury and such trial shall be held In
the State where the said crimes shall have been COM
mtttted." IT ..t .Is IaaaII u
conRress shall make no law respecting establish
ment Of religion or prohibiting the ree exercise there
of or abrdeine the freedom OF speech or Of the press
or the right OF The people peaceaby to assemble and to
petition the Government for redress OF grievances
The mowers n OF Vated 70 tho United States by the
oonsttutIon nor prohibited bv Il to the States are
served TO the states respectiyeiy or 10 the people,
The right Of the people 10 he secure In their persons,
houses papers and eecs against searches
and seizures shall not be violated and no warrant shall
issue but upon probable cause supported by oath a
rmation and particularly describing the place to be
searched and the persons and things to be seized.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
By JAMES MADISON
[Fedsralist, No. Il ]

"Hearken not to the unnatural voice which tells you
that the people Of America, knit together as they by
80 many cords Of affection, no longer live together
memhers OF the same family can longer continue
the mutual guardians Of their mutual happiness; no
longer be fellow citizens Of great respectable and
dourishug empire. Hearken not 10 the voice whchpet
uanty tells you that the Government recommended for
your adoption s novelty in the political world; that II
protectors that II rashly attempts what II ID impossible
to accomplish. No, my eountTymen; shut your ears
against this unhalowed language; shut your hearts
against the poison which II conveys. The kindred
blood which flows In the veins Of American citizens
the mingled blood which they have shed In defense Of
their sacred rights consecae their Union. and excite
horror q. the idea OF their becoming aliens rivals,
enemies, And II novelties to be shunned, believe
the most alarming Of all novelties, the most wild
Of all pfoects Is that Of rending In pieces In order
to preserve our liberties al promote our happiness"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

CPRING CLOAKs AND BAgQINEg
- NEW BTYLEe-Baim a SON, No. 10 South
Hgh Sreet, have Just opened new styles Of oEoTH O-
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Incot 6fFiish manner. Also, superb Plain
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