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SALE.
Hutehins. Cox & Ratlif.
In TrumbuH Co. Com

vs.. In TrumbuIl Co. Com
/ Emeline burrows ct al mon Pleas
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County, in the
above entitled case. and TO ms directed and deliver
ed, l have levied upon and shall expose to public
sale, at the door of the Court House, IN Warren, on
Saturday the Sth day OF August, 1853.
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock p. Nj, of said day the following described
VALUABLE REAL A Being the north
east corner OF lot No. 10, IN the township OF Lord
stOwn, and bounded as follows, TO wit: beginning At
a post standing in the northeast corner of said
township, thence south s. west along the north
line thereof, thirteen I'D chains and S~lxty-One t0D
links 20 a post standing III the center Of the state
road, leading from " arren 10 Garfield, thence
south SO east chains anu y links TO a post
standing IN the east line Of said township, thence
north = west along said township line Dchalns and
IS links, to the beginning, and containing within
these bounds eighteen and 56-lUO acres OF land, and
being so much OF lot No. 10, of the B0swortn farm,
as lies east of the plank road Also another parcel
being the whole of lot 10, except the 1919 acres above
described. and bounded north on the south line Of
the township Of Warren, east partly on the atore-
SAID land, sOas aforesaid articled TO Cprus BOswOrth
and partly on the west line Of the township Of
Weathersheld, south on the north line lot No Il.
nine ~ IL said township, so Tar as tnata lnedfaWn
parallel to the east line Of said lot No. 10. and ex-
tending to the north line of said township. Shall
contain one hundred and siXty-slX acres and lO67a
rods of land. Also one other parcel OF land. stu
ate in said LOrdstOwn township and bounded Is tOi-
lows, to wit: Beginning at a post standing IN the
east line of said township at the northwest corner
of the Salt Spring tract, which Is IN the southwest
corner of lot No. 10, in W eathersheld, thence west
to the west line Of said lot thence north to the cor
ner of said lot. thence east to the nOrth-eas corner,
thence south to the place of beginning. Contain
ing as Is supposed fOTty-nine acres of land" in all
three pieces about "a aeres,b being all Of the BOs-
road to Garfield, and lSA acres OE the east side
Appraised at CS936U nine thousand three hundred
and sixty dollars. Terms Cash
J. q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherih-s Office, Warren o. July Sth 1855.
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NOTIONS.

W AN NEE O11ON
In the Notion department l aim to keep a
full supply of all the leading articles, bought eX,
pressly for the jobbing Trade. On my shelves may
be found
800 dOz. Cotton Hosiery of grades mostly bought las
September.
so Gents Suspenders of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties. all colOrs and prices,
800 Gents Collars, o.
so Ladies do
500 %2gSyds Spool Cotton Thread.
200 lbs Black Linen,
800 Packs Pins Nos. 2, g., 4, 5,
100 gross Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted.
400 Coat, Pants and Vest Buttons,
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons,
500 Common Agate
so Lead Pencils.
100 Reams Note, Letter and Fools Cap papers
800 doz. Ladies Dress Braids in assorted COlors.
100 gross Steel Pens,
10000 Gun Gaps,
100 gross "a yard Shoe Laees.
100 G Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum,
so gross Pen Holders,
80 doz Serpentine Braid,
He Marrow Silk do. in eOlors.
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
% Rubber and Horn dressing combs,
3 " Genuine Yankee Soap,
2 Old Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
30 lbs Sewing Silk,
50 dOz. Machine Silk all colors,
300 Bolts fine velvet Ribbons, assorted styles,
10 gross Ladies combs,
so doz. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins,
50 lbs Common
. gross Glenn's Honey Soap.
2 gross Lyons katharon,
$1,000 Envelopes assorted, -
5 gross Japanned Tobacco Boxes,
20 gross Crochet Balls, assorted cOlOrs,
l " Burnetts Cocaine,
&c, 6e. &c..
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Falls Wooden Factory.
Probate Settlement.

NetHemcHtS ordered 10 Dc AdUerhSed.
TT is ordered that the following ac-
counts of Executors, administrators and
Gnardisns that have been filed in this Court be ad-
yertised for three consecutive weeks agreeably to
law. and that they remain on he for Inspection till
the 3Oth day of July, A. D., 1868, when they will be
examined and ordered to record if no exceptions
nnrnnr thnrafn To wit.
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Indians Coming.

On Friday of this week. the company
of the Indian Chief, Kawshawgance, will
exhibit in this place, afternoon and even
ing, giving a description of the manners,
custom and ceremonies of the Indians
The same company, we believe, was here
some six years since, and gave a very in
teresting entertainment.
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Communication.

continuation.
Henry Fassett, Esq, of Ashtabula, Col
lector of Internal Revenue for this Dis
triet, has been appointed by the Secreta-
ry of War, as the person to receive the
communication of $500 in lieu Of service
under the draft, soon TO be made.
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Town and County.

u. S. $40 Bonds.
Geo. Tayler, at the Western Reserve
Bank, is agent for the sale of the $50
year six per cent. Coupon Bonds. Per-
sons wishing these Bonds, can get them
at par for bankable funds. May 27tf
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To avoid being Drafted.

Enlist with Walter B. King in the Ar
tillery for state service. The arrange
ments are nearly completed, and the draft
will come off after which il will be too late.
See Advertisement.
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State Senator.

As we 60 to press, We learn that Hon.
Eben Newton was nominated for State
Senator, at the Convention in Niles, yes
terday.
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81 REGIMENT.
4TH REGIMENT.

We expect an order for the election of
Field Off GERS will soon be received from
the Adjutant General, due notice of
which will be given.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POST-OFFICE. Warren. o.,
March 26. 1862.

YOUNGSTOWN, DAILY-Arrives $50 P NJ; leaves
l1:l9 A N.
CLEVELAND, DALY-Arrives 11:19 A N; leaves
$50 P N.
SALEM, DATLY-Arrives Z P N: leaves6AM
OIL DIGGINGS, DAIY-Arrives II A N; leaves s
PM.
SHAR0N-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at 1880 A
N; leaves same days at 1:30 P NJ.
WEST GREENVILLE-Arrive Mon. Wed and
Fridays at 2 P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at u N.
GREENSBURGH-Arrives Mon, Wed and Fridays
at IL A N: leaves same days at pm.
NORTH BL00MFIELD-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at N.
FARMINGT0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays at 5 P
N: leaves Tues and Thursdays at : A N.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK. HANNA'SMILLS &c
Arrives Friday 5 P N; leaves Tuesday $50 A II.
RAVENNA-Arrives Mon, Wed. and Fridays, at
4P N; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays,
ats A
81 Mails which leave at or before s A N are closed
the preceding Eve, at 9 P N. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
G. VI. PATCH. p. VI.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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NEW
INSURANCE AGENCY!

THE UNDERSIGNED would res
4 ~pcctfully announce to his old friends andeus-
toners that he is again ready to insure all kinds OF
property in the following sound and reliable com
panieS:
CONTINENTAL. New York. organized in 1853.
CASH CAPITAL, and SURPLUS---.-.. 81 LILLE IS
NORTH AMERICAN New York organized in 1873.
40 years ago.
Cash CAPITAL ana URPLUs........--......- $215,0O0
COLUMBIA, New York, organized in 1885.
CASH CAPITAL and SURPLUS---........ S236,41 IS.
HONE Insurance Company, New Haven Conn.
organized in 1855.
CASH CAPITAL and SURPLUs-.-....-.. S2H.S3I s..
Having had heretofore success in this business, he
therefore with confidence asks all having business
for Insurance Companies. to give him a call.
Farmers property insured at low rates. Proper
ty of this kind, uEexposed will be insured one year
for per cent, 3 years for II per cent and 5 years
for IL per cent
The insured if desired, may share in the profits
without mourning liability.
J.F. ASPER,
Warren Ohio, May q, 1S6S-6m. Agent.
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Change of Tine.

Fit. &Accom. East & West......l2:5O P. NJ
Both trains now run to Akron. An
Oil train has been put on the road, run
ming east from Franklin, Pa. The trains
run on New York time.
Passengers and those wishing to send
Express matter, had better bear in mind
the change of time.
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Farm for Sale.

FARM IOr Sale
Attention is directed to the adv ertise-
ment of a valuable farm offered for sale
by j. NJ. Stull as agent.
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New York Commission.

See advertisement of Messers. Mcclure
& Co., New York, Produce Commission
Merchants.
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Soldiers Families.

We have heard some complaints that
aid which had been promised the families
of soldiers, has not been furnished as
promptly and to such an extent, as the
soldiers were made to believe would be
the case when they enlisted. If thisi is so.
it is certainly wrong, and those making
the promises, whether individuals or COM
mittees, should not let it be said hat the
families of our soldiers in the field, are
suffering for the want of aid which they
were assured would be granted.
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Trumbun County Regiments

Sheriff Butler has organized the Militia
Companies of this County into four regi-
ments, as follows:
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Western Reserve Chronicle
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

0ae Dollar and Fly Cents, IA adUance: 7bco Dol
tara, " payment Is not made IA ddDanee. No pa
per discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex-
cept at the option of the publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-15

Advertisements moi under contract. must be mark
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts. so per cent more.
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, net connected with
their regular business.
Der year; each additional line, IS cents.
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GROCERIES,

" In my list of Groceries, l offer for inspection
the finest old New Orleans Sugars and Molasses,
that can be found in any Market. The Trade or in
dividuals can be supplied by the hOgshead, barrel
or single pound at close figures. In my Tea chests
can be found the finest qualities in Market at reas-
enable prices. Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Cassia, Nut
megs, Tobacco. Soaps. Candles, &c., Sc.. in quanti-
ties to accommodate the Trade in general.
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Rates of Advertising,
So Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
q Square.
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R.

@ N. n.
On and after Monday. March 80, 1863. trains will run
as follows:
EXPRESS.
Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 6:35, A N: Warren at :. ,3 A
n, and arrives at Cleveland at 1000, NJ.
Leaves Cleveland at 400 P N; Warren at 6:37 P n
|. and arrives at Youngstown at 40 P N.
Leaves Cleveland at $50 A N; Warren at ll:l9 A n
and arrives at Youngstown at 1870 P n.
Leaves Youngstown at lao P n; Warren at $50, P n
and arrives at Cleveland at 7:05 P NJ.
Superintendent's Office. CHAS.L RHODES,
Cleveland. March .. 1868. Superintendent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29
f. 2. Wilton % uij. Hrscy
Mukrpptftr Nav % I

MoErpEifsE Nav 25 1853.
Ma THos Il HALsEY
Deac SIR Yours OF the l6,h ha ilst been received.
The rep n OF TIE Payuaster General Il the instant
vas suihciontiy sat "a torv add fortified hv that BOO.
mtdiAicy sent 60 ia press statement fr ths lui,Im
,to, m hi c'n,s,ol ,,,t t,o ,,t,ir,. ,,t,., IN,
we're groundlcss hi, supp,.4 y5i'd be s,iisst.ry
90 both your.rlf and tfe BnJsla N.,srihelr.. . tu
ppg receive hc details embraced in YOUR note % he
l5ih and shall chccrfuly comply win yYur rtousst 20
publish al the correspondouce On ths gu ncc MAT is m
my possession So far well Nov mus iupurl,e tfe
lasi opportunity 20 saw that Won have from the begin
ming mistaken nv 1r,,,.e snd conduct in This naffsr
You have repeatedly sp1kcn of mo AS am arruser or rs
the author Of char5es AGAINST You as If INV action bad
been uulfierdy II cannot es.sa the notice rf even
careless reader VI the corispondcnee that nave v1u
ed ot NO charges and EXPRESSED uu opnnn Of the ss-
pcions feporfed no me al Won Raw, so,nlv stated 90
your superior officer that IMPRESSIONS unfs1rabie o you
existed among portion OF tie Vermont oops; and es.
pr ssl, minated 10 him that 10 wa A. much In your
half 10 remove these ippr,s,ts IL tb.v oerr wrong
10 was In behalf Of the soldiers 10 di abuse diem u
o. the Nern "a soldiers and to ,uur,cf ID yas AZ
pleas nj duty aud have had uare tDau one uupieasi
diy tn perform n hafof the gallant SONS OF Ntru
On the army but these duties have been perform cd
fuly and will be- until nv successor shau bc elected
have donbflr.. dsurhed yn,f sor,svb, add nut t0u
to the Inconvenience of a del and explanations, but
yot ought not O. forget "a, you seem 10 d. lhd tlla
vas etninrutly for your bcnrft Nobody is sn mI.h
Coz ctrued about YOUR rrplation As YOURSELF and
body should more oheerflly defend il than yoursff
suggest to you to bear in mind that the suspicious
gainst you were not originated by me. fluud them
existing. and have only puf Won In the way OF pee
iitving yourself from them II IA thee .uspiO been
well founded, then | should have nut the TaymaI No
Goneral in the way OF correcting WI nrs drne % ht
sodieTs Both min IA were in INV des IA Thou cor-s
knew not which of the Two uould be the one o. De
ecuted
suggest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

NEW YORK. May = Z.
The World editorisliy ssys we can scare els
doubt that Gen. Grapt viii finally succeed
Tie has been heavily iInurced since HE night
wing has heen able to communicate with adj
miral Potter, in addition TO the extra regi-
ments frum Muliklns Bend, which are now
with him, some l6 fresh regiments were sent
e. him from Gen. Hurlbut's command and
must have reached him by the 18th with all
his Losses in battle Gen. Grant cannot have
less than 60 600 veteran aud fIicent troops,
now operating against Wick bufgh Il IL
idle TO talk of a rebel force in his rear large
enough TO raise the siege. Johnston and
Longstreets armies combined, IL Is admitted,
is only 10000 strong. With the injured
railroad lines in operation in the South west,
the Confederate Generals cannot hope to swell
that force so as to fit it to cope with Gen.
Grant in less than 3 weeks 10 that time he will
have captured Vicksburg or his army become
SO large as to bid defiance to all the forces the
enemy can bring against them.
The Tribune Washington dispatch SAYS,
we understand that Gen. Grant in his tele-
gram Of Friday received to-day, says that he
has intercepted dispa ch from jeff Davis to
Gen Pembetton, in which the rebel Presi-
dent promises the ovutsander at Vicksburg.
reiniorcemeuts to the number Of 100000 men
if he will hold out two weeks.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Notwithstanding various rumors aaoat, all in
telligenee that is in possession OF the Gov
eminent warrants the belief that Vcksburg
has already capitualed. Intimate friends oil
the President give him credit for having
two months since taboced the expedition
against Vcksburg. via Yaloo River, and he
then said the batteries must be run past, and
Nicks burg attacked in the rear. SO much
time, however, has been consumed that an
apprehension exists among military men thai
the rebels may have made themselves So
strong in the field work behind the city as to
render some oountefyahng operations OF like
kind necessary before Gen. Grant can venture
to assault with the numbers he has in has
army
II is in our power to reinforce as largely
As the rebels aud therefore the region may be
the scene of mighty operations,
IL was positively stated here that General
Butler has gone to a new fe Of Important
service, under late ordsfe from the new Wai
Office.
The Times states that dispatch from
Gen. Grant says that be is perfectly confident
Ct taking the city but it must be done By ia.
vestment and approaches and week may be
consumed in IT,
a special dispatch from Murirocsboro
Gays that rebel prisoners make the following
report:
On Sunday last a courier dashed up with
a dispatch from Col Breckenridge to Genera
McMinyllle, acknowledging that Vicksburg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE.-As an index
popularity Of this kind Of work Mr. John NJ.
Comegys very skillful dental operator on
the day of his recent removal TO bis new more
commodious apartments in tie building
spanning the river on State Street. received
orders for forty-four complete sets to be flu
lshed up in this style. DR., Comegys has the
honor Of being the first to introduce this
kind of material in this State and in Mont
pelier' and this is certainly very Aattering
compliment of the preference of the public
for teeth on rubber plate. The pleasant and
well furnished rooms Of DR.. Comegys are
very agreeable to such as require the services
OF Dentist, and all his work is performed in a
faithful and workmanlike manner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

In the death Of Alyan Carter, ESQ, Of
Barre the county loses one Of its old and
trusted citizens. He served several years in
the sherifs department, and was finally High
Sheriff. For many years last past he has
been postmaster at South Barre, undisturbed
10y changes of Administration.
Capt. S q. P. Craig, Co. G, 9Th Vermont,
died Of fever at Opelousas, Louisiana. on the
4th inst. Capt Craig was only son of Dr.
Samuel Craig Of Braintree, and entered the
army from Randolph. He leaves wife and
child and large circle Of friends.
ANoTHgR-L. NJ Washburn has sent
hens egg measuring 7 3 4 iuches by 6. The
hens evidently appreciate the necessity Of the
times for heroic deeds,
The Argus & Patriot copies approvingy
the Freeman's views Of Valandigham's case.
First NOR gage Vermont Central bonds have
beeQ sold in Boston at IS IL per cent
John W Newton has been promoted to
Cap'aincy of Co, A, Vermont cavalry
Edgar rrkiu, Burlington, is clerk Of the
enrolling board for the 81 district.
Willard Holt, respected citizen Of Berlin
died suddenly On the 23d inst.
Heavy frost in Waterbury, and Stowe ON
the morning of the 25th.
Maj Stowell, Och Vermont, has resigned
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that city was taken. and he liked their soldier
like appearance so well that be enlisted them
into our service. Besides in many instances
during this war, the negroes have shown
many proofs both Of courage and disposition
to aid us, in the case of Small, the negro
pilot, who ran ship out Of Charleston har-
Dor to our squadron, and in many other cases
where the few we have enlisted have been
used in expeditions and skirmishes. But it
is objected that the Presidents proclamation
is contrary to the rules Of war among civil
zed nations, as tending ts excite the slaves to
rebellion and servile war. IL certainly should
be the desire Of every man not to increase
the horrors Of war, but after ALL what is war
but struggle for life, and where two nations
are aiming at each others existence, it is
rather difficult to prescribe limits to their ef-
forts for sef-preservation and the arrogance
Of the enemy. II has ever been the practice
OF nations when one nvades the territory of
the other to invite and receive all the aid that
can be obtained from the disaiected In the in
vaded country. In the wars OF the French
revolution the French invited the people Of
the countries they invaded, TO rise against
their rulers, and establish republican gov
eminent. 10 like manner, when the allied
powers invaded France. they invited the adj
hetents Of the Bourbons to unite with them
for the overthrow Of Bonaparte Modern
warfare IL Is true affords but few presidents of
the employment of slaves by invading armies
Bot the reason is that civilized christian ma
tious have generally abolished slavery, or ale
lowed il only in remote colonies. What few
presidents exist 10 modern history on This
subject. are in favor OF the use Of slaves.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY Boston, Tick
nor ~ Fields.

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY Boston, Tick
nor " Fields.
The June number is excelert, as usual
Dr. Lewis furnishes valuable article on con-
sumption, Agassiz writes on the structure Of
mountains, and with these solids there is a
good bill Of fare of lighter articles A new
volume will open with the July number
Now is the very time to order. 50 per year.
In reference to the ex EXPIRATION of the term of
service Of the nine months regiments, the
Secretary OF War has decided that the date Of
muster out is to be computed from the date Of
muster IN Of the last company. The Yer
mont regiments were mustered in as follows !:
18th, Oct. 4 18Th, Oct. 10 ; l4,h, Oct. 81 |;
18th, Oct. 20; 10Th, Oct. 30. According to
the above rule, their time will be out in July
NEXT
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lut lnllNNltk ulnNdANh uho lhNN "
eeive6 from A. NJ. pe1hock, Fleet Captain Of
the Mississippi squadron
FtAa SHIr BLACK HAWK,
Haines' Bluff, Yazoo River. May 25, 1868.
Hon Gideon lPehs iSecretars Of he NaUy
On the morning Of the 5th came over TO
the Yazoo TO be ready to cooperate wac
Gen. Grant, leaving two OF three iron etsds
at Red River. one at Grand Gulf, one At Car
thsge. three at Warrenton aud twein the fa-
700 River. left me a small force, still dispo-
sed Of them to the best advantage.
On the 18th At meridian, firing was heard
in the rear of Wick sburgh, which assured me
that Gen. Grant was approaching the city.
The cannonadne was kept up futiously for
some time, when by the aid Of glasses, dis
covered company Of our artillery advancing
taking position aud driving the rebels before
him Immediately saw that Gen. Shermans
divisions had come into the left of Snyder's
Bluff and that the rebels at that place had
been cut of from joining the forces in the
city.
dispatched the De Kalb, Lieut. Com.
Walker. the Chociaw, Lieut.. Com. Ramsay,
Romeo, Petrol and Forrest Rose, all under
command Of Lieut. Com. Breeze, up the va
ZOO, to open communication in that why with
lie 4 = f.sHWu N.Ha
ceeded in doine and in three honrs ,ere,,ed
let,o,s 6,or, Gcn,,sls ONT Sherman and
stoelo i,G,,r,i,,,, ,,,, Of III. vt .ncco.. and
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vhi,b ho,r,,,y hod c,rrorcea evacun,in.
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