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Marsh, and 90 far 90 my knowledge Of the
the affidavit extends, to express my mn.
qualified belief in the statements ty him
therein made.
To any one at ell acquainted with the
rigid dicipline enforcsd over my employees,
the charge Of my harboriug for q moment
q person in the slightest degree tainted with
disloyslty would appear as simply absurd.
The fact Of man being 10 my employ, has
always heretofore been regarded as q suf.
ficient voucher for that mans loyalty az
well as for his high moral character. 90
long at least as he remains with me.
desire to state that Mr.. Augustus A.
0sgnOd has been employed as a clerk in this
Department, under my personal supervi.
sion and immediate observation, since the
25th day Of May, '63, at monthly salary
of seventy dollars, and most uueQuivocally
10 assert. that be has performed his duties
with scrupulOus fidelity to the Govern
ment, with untiring perseverance day and
night, and to the universal satisfaction of
all whom business has brought in contact
with him.
The assertion that he is ian idle and
diss0lute specimen Of Young America. )" il
90 far as my personal observation extends.
an uumitigated lie-fubricated by an evil
minded person for an evil turpose. and
carries with it no additional weight ty the
volunteer endorsement Uf an NJ. C, whose
reputation has not thus far extended he.
yoDd the district be represents, and who AZ
time might be better employed than in at
tempting to inJure the prospects Of young
man, who has shown his loyslty by han.
ding the sword against open enemies, in
stead Of sheltering himself at home, enea-
ged IN star-chamber ipquisitions and 90.
cret denuncia.iOns.
have proven Mr.. Osgood's loyalty, and
can Vohch for it, having recently ia conse.
.quence OF John Morgan's raid; been COM
PEELED TO test my employees as to their viii.
liDgness "tO shoulder the' musket," and ]
am happy TO say, that 10 no individual
case, has my appeal been 10 vain or my re.
lance 10 their courage and fidelity to
the cause misplaced
desire to add my private opinion, that
the man who would append bis towards
name TO document which breathes thrO'-
out nothing but personal malice, deserves
to fear that his "person would not be safe.'
Mr.. c. II. Patrick has been in my em.
ploy in Western Virginia and at this pos
nearly twelve months, which 10 suficieu
answer ON my part to the charge of "malig
nant Copperhcadism" preferred sgains
him.
Allow me most respectfully to suggest
that court of inquiry or commission b,
convened, clothed with full powers to met
out equal justice alike to "informer" ant
informed and meriteG punishment on who
soeVer it may fall.
am, Colonel, very respectfully.
Your obi Serv't,
j. N HUNTINGTON,
Capt. A. Q. NJ.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
RooN OF TnE CoNNoE CoUxc1L !
JOLIET Lnna IL 1881

SN' Juno Aos Aoo3.
Special meeting BY order Of the MAYOR.
Present AID. Higinbotbam, Csg1in.
Austin. Leo, Casey, CasWsll and Porter.
90 motion Of Aid. Casey, Aid. Porter
was appointed Mayor pro TEN.
Reading Of the minutes Of the preVious
meeting dispensed With.
The committee on Streets and Bridzaa
to whom had been referred the matter d
building Bridge over Hickory Greek
made verbal report: That they had met
with the Highway Commissioners of the.
town Of Joliet. and concluded that 10 Va
cheaper 10 build new bridge than repair
the old bridge.
o. motion Of Aid. Casey, ordered that .
new bridge be constructed over Hickory
Greek on the PLANK Road.
On motion Of Aid. Casey, the COMMITTEES
on Streets and Bridges, were authorised 10
procure plan for building said bridge,
over Hickory Greek, receive proposals., and
contract for building the same; also 10 re-
pair the old bridge IL 10 the opinion Of The
committee il is worth repairing.
On motion Of Aid. CasW ell, Aid. Hunter
was added 10 the COMMITTEES on buildiDR
the bridge over Hickory Greek.
5. w. Bowen, from the special commit
tee appointed 20 locate the small school
houses 10 the let s0d 5th wards, and alao.
TO purchase lots for the same, made q psIs.
bal report that they had purchased two
lots in the 5th Ward, and recommended
that the clerk draw 40 order 10 s. II. San
ford for the sum of $3.50, 90 for said lots.
On motion Of Aid. CagWin, the report Of
the committee Was received and the clerk
authorised 10 drsR 90 order In favor Of 8.
II. Sanford for the sum Of $50, 90 In fuIfl
payment for said lots.
On melton, W. g. Thompson vas an
pointed 10 sSperintsnd the buiIdinR Of tie
small school houses IN the LIST and 5th.
Ward.
% motion Of Aid. Casey, W. @. TbOnp-
san was allowed the sum Of 500 sor So
psrintending the building Of said small
school houses.
On motion council adjourned.
W. II. FARLEY, Clerk.
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~Ths administration press continual
ly repeat the assertion that the President
refused to suPpend the draft in New York.
And this is in the face Of the official order
of Provost Marshal Nugsnt, to the effect
that 10 Pursuance of instructions from
Washington, the draft would be suspeudA
ed. H1n. Wm. Whiting. says it is only
Temporarily suspended" anG will eventual.
ly be enforced. This is very probable, but
the truth remains that the Presidential
back bone did 80 far yield as to suspend it
during the riot. Sowhst is the use Of say
ing he didn't
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Tine taking or Yazoo civ
o. 8. MIsslssrrPI souApaon. +,
Vicksburg. JnIv IA

Y. .. MIsslsslPPI SouApnor
vicksb1rg. July IA.
GOV $500. S;asOn Ws'i', Secretary o. de Navy;
SiR-HeariDg that Gen. JoSns.o, -
terrifying Ys1oo City with heevv ,nn.
and gathering troops there for tie No..
pose OF obtaining supplies for bis armV
from the Yasoo country; also, that the rs.
maindsr OF the ,enemy's best transports
we're then showing . possibility Of bis q.
tempt 20 escape, Major General Grant and
myself determinad TO send q naval and
military EXPEDITION up there to capture
them. The Baron De Kalb, New Nation.
al, kenwoOd, and Signal were dispatched
under command Of Lieuteuant Command.
ing John u. Walker, with force Of troops
numbering 5000, under Major General
Frank y. Heron. Pushing up to the city,
the Baron De kalb engaged the batteries,
which were all prepared to receive her,
and, after finding out their strength, drop
ped back to notify General Heron, Who
Immediately landed his men, and thu army
and navy made Q combined attack on the
eLemy's works. The rebels soon fed,
leaviog everything in our possession, and.
set nre 20 four OF their finest steamers that
ran On the Mississippi River in times past.
The army pursued the enemy, and cap
tured their rear guard Of two hundred and
sixty men, and at last accounts were tax
ing more prisoners. Six heavy guns, and
one vessel, formerly Q gunboat, fell into
our hands, and all the munitions Of Raf.-
Unfortunately. while the Baron De Kalb
was moving slowly along, she ran foul u
torpedo, which exploded and sunk her.
There Wss no sign Of anything Of the kind
to be seen. While she was going down,
another exploded under her stern.
The water is rising fast in the YsSoo,
eod We can do nothing more than get her
into deep water, where che will be undis-
turbed until We are able to raise her. The
officers and men lost everything.
have tie honor to be, very respectfully
your obedient servant,
DAVID d. PoRIEK,
Acting Rear Admiral Cong Miss. Squad
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burning mp she depot and tearing up some
track. Al 9 o'slock this morning be
reached Washington, Guernsey county,
where he did Q good deal Of damage, plum.
aering, &c. ShscklefOrd was close behind
him.
A courier arrived from the vicinity of
faylorsville, at hoon, reports that SQUAD
Of about % men got detached from Mus.
kingum, and are prowling round the
country, burning houses and wheat stacks.
a force OF 500 mounted men have been
seat after them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28
PnOl EAMATxoN OF TEE RREsIe
DEBT :. y.-e,s ,e,,.
Thursday. August o, Set Apart 40 Dal
Of National Thanksgiving.
NJ fhs President OF the United States,
A PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION.
Il has pleased Almighty God to besrken
to the supplicRtion and prayers of an Of
aicted people, aud TO vouohsafe to the
Army and Navy Of the United States, on
the land aud on the sea- victories 30 signal
and 90 effective ss 10 furnish reasonable
grounds for augmented confidence that the
union Of these States will be maintained,
their Consultations preserved and their
peace and prosperity permanently estsb-
iished.
But these victories have been accorded
not without sacrifice of life, limb and lib
erty, incurred by brave, patriotic and loyal
citizens. Domestic affections in every
part of the country follows in the train of
these fearful bereavemeDts. 1t is meet
and right to recognize and confess the
presence of the Almighty Father, and the
power of His hand equally in these tri-
umphs and these rows
Now, therefore, be it known, that do
set apart Thursday, the sixth day of Aus
gust next, to be observed as a day for ma
CioDsl Thanksgiving, praise and prayer (;
and invite the peopleo the United States
TO assemble on that occasion in their GUS
tomsry places Of worship, and in the forms
hppTONeu Dy tneT own conscience, reGCer
the homage due the Divine Majesty for
the wonderful things lie has done in the
nations behalf. and invoke the influence
Of His Holy Spirit to subdue the anger
which has produced and so long sustained
needless and cruel rebellion to change
the hearts Of the insurgents, to guide tho
oounsels of the government with wisdom
adequate to so great national emergency,
and to visit with tender care and consola.
tion throughout the length and breadth Of
our land ell those who, through the Vicisi-
tudes of marches, voyages, battles and
sieges, have been brought to suffer in mind,
Body or estate and family, to lead the whole
nation through paths Of repentance and
submission to the Divine Will back to the
perfect enjoyment of Union and traternal
peace.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this 18th
day of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three,
and Of the independence of the United
States Of America the eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President-William II. Seward,
Secretary Of State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

FREE LECTURE .-Dr. Creighton, of tie
Dental firm Of Airport and Creighton
Chirago, will deliver q free lecture in
Houng's Hall, on the evening of the 3lst
inst, on the subject of Dentistry. The
Doctor may be fOuad at the Auburn House
on Saturday forenoon, where be may be
consulted for professional advice.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

B@Mr. TOOmbS made q speech in Spar.
to, Ga, lately, prOnouneing tie rebel COZ.
scriPtiou act unconstitutional, inasmuch as
ls took away the appointment of officers
from TIE States. and placed the power 10
the hands of the confederate government.
That's what's the matter with our own con
scription act.
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From Charleston,
New York, July "a

NeW 1ork, July q.
The Herald says:
1.-THE q. s. steamer Circaesian arrived
at Fortress Monroe 90 the 2lst inst. from
Charleston on the 18th. A general en-
gagement was just commencing az she
left. Gen. Gilmore had erected q masked
battery in the woods, quite near Fort
Wagner, and expressed no doubt but the
attacE BY himself and Admiral Dsblgr
would prove successful. As early in the
morning as the shadows disappeared, the
attack began, and perfect shower Of she'll
poured into Fort Wagner.
The Circassian's orders were imperative,
and she could not stay to ascertain the ter.
minatiOn of the days fighting.
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"B% As an evidence that the draft is not
being conducted fairly in New York, the
Nesos publishes statement from Robert
Bell; of No. 604, eighth avenue, in which
be states that his name was drawn, on Sat-
prday. three times. from one box. Well,
The AbOlitieniSts have the whole thing m
der their sOutrOl, and can put every Demo-
GRATIS name 10 The SoK thrice and leave
enc h9lisVsrs in negro equality oas entire.
10
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DEATH OF G W. CAssEDAY We regret
to announce the death of George W. Cssse-
day, which took place at his residence, in
this city'cn last Friday morning Mr.. c.
was one of our oldest and most wealthy
citizens.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28
jail Delivery.

All the prisoners in our county Jail, six
in number, escaped on last Friday morn
ing. They were looked in their cells as
usual. and one Of them breaking up bic
ircn bedstsad, procured tools whsrewish be
opened passage out Of bis cell, when he
broke the locks of the cells Of bis fellow
prisoners. after which it is supposed they
lost but little time in digging their way
through the outer wall and making their
escape.
No possible blame can attach to Sheriff
Monroe, but it seems to us that our new
Jail is not what it was cracked up TO be-
The Sheriff, as will be seen by his adver.
tissment, Offers liberal reward for the
arrest Of the prisoners.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

16cA list of all the men killed, or who
have died in the service during the present
war, is being prepared, under the direction
of the general. This will not only
be Of great public interest, but will also
materially assist the auditors Of the treas
Dry department in adjusting claims for
back pay, bounty. &C., of deceased sol
diers.
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"a Major General Anderson, of Fort
Sumter memory, is spending the season at
Bridgeport, Connecticut. His health is
much impaired, and he is forbidden By his
physician to speak in public.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

~The Gift Concert to be given for the
benefit of the German and English Semi
nary has been postponed to the evening of
August 18th.
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Dept Quarsermastsr's Office. !
Munfordyille, July Is, 1869 /

: Ou'J TO 4oOo.
Col. G. D. PENNEBAKER,
Commanding Force, PRESENT.
e CoLoNEL:-In reply to yours this date.
referring 70 me for Immediate renort y
letter Of H. N. Marsh of the Goth uIt. With
endorsement thereon of Jesse o. Norton
d. c. and accompanying order Of Hon. n
II: Stanton, Secretary Of War, and Colonel
Thomas Sworde, Asst Quartsrmaster Gen.
eral, haye the honor to enclose herewith
the :ul and-explicit affidavit of Augustus
a. ossood, in response TO the charges of
disioysltyi preferred.6gsinss him bs paid
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ProVoGt Marshal General.
New York JuIv

a private dispatch from Fort Monroe 10
the Merchants News Room says that Col.
Shaw, OF the 54th Massachusetts coJored
TTSsITent, was killed on the 18th inst, near
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ASST. QUARTERAAsTER's OFFICE
CINCINNATI, O., July Is. /

ASST QUARTERMA6fERB OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, O., July Is. I
Col. C. D. PENNEBAKER,
22th Reg. K. VOL, Com. Munfordville, XIV
CoL.-The enclosed letter from Mr.. II
N. Marsh, Gated Joliet, ILL.,, June Goth
1868, to the Hon. Secretary of War, alleg,
ing the deslOyalty of A. A. Osgood nc C
ID. Patrick, employees Of Capt. Huntington
a. . Master, having been referred to mt
by the Quartermaster Gen. for investiga.
ton and report, would thsrk you to en-.
qulre lato the matter and let me know
whether the individuals referred to are
disloyal as stated, and not proper persons
to be employed in @. M. Dept. Your
early attention to the matter will much
Oblige.
Very Respectfully.
THos. SwoRDE,
... A. Q NJ. Gen.
Headquarters. Munfordville,
July Is, 1868.
The above is respectfully referred to
Capt. j. NJ. Huntington for immediate re-
port.
By order of .... - ..
G. D. PLNNEBAKER, Col. Com. Post.
HEAD QuARrERA,
Munfordrille, July 16, 1868.
Col. THos. SwoRDE, A. O. NJ. Gen.
CoLoNEI-Your note of July 18th, en-
closing letter from II. N. Marsh, with en-
dorsemeDt by Jesse o. Norton, citizens of
Juliet, Illinois, containing charges of dis
loyalty against Augustus a Osgood and
Z. Ii. Patrick, employed as clerks in the
cthce Of A. @. NJ. Capt. j.. NJ. HaHtiDgton,
at this Post. to wit: "to inquire into the
matter aud let me (you) know whether the
individuals referred to are disloyal as stat
ed, and not proper persons to be employed
in the A. Q. M. Department" Ras received
on yesterday. The result Of nv iarestiga.
ton will be found in the enclosed letter of
Capt. j. M.auntingtou, and afidayit Of Au.
gustus A. Osgood marked "a & B'';thess
paper meet the point very fully. For NV.
self take pleasure in adding that I have
been In Command here since the last dav
of May, business has brought me very fre-
qucntly in contact with Capt. j. NJ. Ii. and
his clerks. have always found his clerks
without an exception. gentlemanly IN their
department., and engaged strictly at their
own business; have never heard a word on
politics from them, nor dislnyal senti.
ment. Ny acquaintance with 0seood and
Patrick, compete me to pronounce them
Ultimately ct to be Employed in the A. o.
NJ. Dept, or any other department. Of the
Government. Capt. II. has his DEN, al
this Post thoroughly organised and his
employees completely under bis control
and no apprehension need be felt that he
will employ "Disloyal person." From
my knowledge Of these young men / do not
believe the charge prefered avainat tL..
1 am Col. respectfully your obt servt.,
Col. c. d. PENNEBAKKR.
Col. Commanding Post.
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The tune Of the coDsoripts-"Ws are.
coming Father AbTnhAn. three hundred
doLLdrS more"
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Il 10 aDnstursl 10 hate them hat Love n.
and Is issupsrnsiural 70 love them that ksIs.
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A Ssnctfsd Christian takss thsr. ,..,.,s.
best which be needs most.
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IfiDjuriss Be our snsniss' weapons, Tor.
eiVensSs should Be ours.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

Il 10 better to lose The smiles Of men thsn.
the souls Of men.
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Sod has bound every bslisVsr IN rcsesl
cords to his good behavior. w
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fEOm $4,000. 900 . SIS Goo SJ CO.,
Approved by order Of -
lS'g0ad'l JAMES WILSON.
lieat. Col. amp PrOyoss Marshal
PJrt Hudson. July II, 1863
Prisoners taken by Maj. Gen, Banks 600
small gune, Co., c. 1000
ARTILLERY, told pisca7 ~. .&u,, 81 taken
---surreDderea Internationally. =. -
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RICH DISCLOSURES!
A STAB I'M THE DARK.

10y al LeagueIsm Coming 70
Light.
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Rebel Loss In Major-GeneraI Grants
department since the Lending oTthe
Army az brand g ulf, MIsa., 81, sea
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lEndorsed)
Respectfully referred to the Quarter
master General, for investigation and re-
port.
By order Of the Sec'y of war.
EDM. CAEBY,
Brig. Gen.
War Dept July 7, 1868.
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Ine enemy made q heavy demonstrs.
u non on our right and center. but were res
pulsed Grant is receiving heavy rein.
Ioreements, which are pressed on our
gnt 70 cross Pearl river and flank us
Ao entire block in the city was DESTROYED
~ me enemy's shells yesterday. Il is
Inouget the Federsls are trying 70 flank
ue; as their cavalry force tf ed TO croee 4
miles above last night. o'' =
dispatch of the 18th states:
a., nave captured the flags of the 2sth
FuS ana 4Sd Illinois regiments. The
~ 1000 men. -1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-19
llE BID.

NE x11Os
On the I6sh int JoHa e. STEPHENS, In ths
Ash yesr OF his ago
His funsrai viii taks plasa from ths residence OF
his brother. on Clay street. second door from -,
at o'clock ths morning His friends ard 40.
quaintances and thcas Of tho family ere iDvitod 10
attend without further notice.
On the l6sh Inst, at tho rssIdence Of De Joseph
8oayA on ID street, between Clsy and Lagh, II
DAAO eHA1H. In the Asa year of hls ase.
His fupeeal will take Il.es on Saturday morn
Ing. the 20th inst ct 10 O'clock. 1t the house. Ths
hieuds and aeq 1ainsancts Gro requested 10 attend
without further notice. 2sA
Of typhoid pr.umonia. on Fhursday. June 18th.
NARY Q, wife Of George 81 Wsddill In tie oSd
year Of her ege leaving husband, two small chill.
dfsu, and many friend, to mourn their Ioss
9hs funeral viii take ri.co from the Fist Bap
til Church Or 4Ayrowss) 4his afternoon q; eek.
The friends and aequsintA1osl ct tbs family are in.
vitsd 70 attend.
At ths residence CT her s;s.er. E,s Miles Nscsn
Ia this city. on the 18Th Inst, Ais, ANN Nut.
TxR.
In Il il city on tie nnrniuy CT the 18th inst, In
the S5th yesr Ct his age. GEORGE " JOHNSON,
son Of the late Dol VIM = johnson, Of Chester
ned county. Va.
ksneral Notice 1T ls ;aDefA; ssrvisss OF DAN
nL b. k1LHuN aud children, will tsAs place
On Sunday. the 2ist OF Jupe, at The Centenary
OAufst. at II o'clock. BY. the Rsv xr LANeHoRNI
The fisnds and relatives o: the family ass aest
81 % atten1
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By Rsbiaseu, AAaR, & c.. -
U'sDse o. - sAH.-

"1 wnl q r q sussi en Yefos a..
w INST d 10 O'Clock ~ our -i..uas "a
Of 81 aod Uat esre.ss
is h6ds y q 6u<ars
70 hbss do do
~ ebis White Clarified .ues.
bcs Crush u d.
Is bags do
90 IBIS Holsssss aud syrup
% bexes Wax CANDLES
= boxs Taliow Do
% eacks Va Dr. 6alt
500 lbs 0ason, hog10QrA
Is keQ Lard
10 kegs 0l UsRb eoda
nsS1 psi0e Mo 0o6te
Win general aUpetmeat q 0fu>avaaa
-AIeo,-
A variety Of 6oskads Dry ooea.
Iron, 4tu, anA xaIaWaro
Our sale will e,0msnoo with 0unA,a.. .. q.
o'clock, and at LII o'clock psceIsslv ,,iiI IN
eefie1. xo6IN50N, ADAMS : m
~ Aue SnDee,,
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vs.ass.s AVAIL ss,raEs ia, ss ",
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msnuss etuss Of aSiets 1as c,sv =; sesN
tsat: Tn<rs sIs IN shs ki,a elaasps ~, - y "
hsiats, 10 - soxd After the yAs1 8 i,sso,.s - q
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