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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-01

~ VI GALL ONDEk EXECUTION.
NDER and BY virtue of an execution issued
~ o!t OF and under the seal Of the District
Court in AMI for the county Of Ramsey. Stare
o, minnesota, Second Judicial District, by tho
Cierk 'a thereof, on the 2ad day of May. A. D.
Iso3, on a judgment rendered in said Court on
the seventh day Of February, a D. 1889, where
IN OhVer Anes was plaintiff and ose oh Scott.
laleo N: Lewis and J.W. Crawford, late raTt-
ncrs as Lewis, Scott & Co., was defendants. IN
'avor of said plaintiff and aguinst said defend
ants Tor the sum of eight hundred and thirty
SIX and o. 100 SS3G.04) dollars, and four u;,.l
l'.io09oliars increased costs; Il tran :cript Of
salu Judgment was, on the tenth day OF Fob
r"ary A. D.. 1859, docketcd in said Goo.illue
county, which SAID execution Was to me Greet
cd and delivered, did. on lie stl day OF June.
A. D. 1868, levy npon all the right, title and
interest which the above nance. Joseph Scott
Caleb NJ. Lewis and J.W. Crawford. late rart-
ners as LOWS. Scott g. Co.. l.ud on the ten,l,
dav OF February, A. D. 1859. or has, at any time
since had in and to the following described
lands and premises with all their appurtcnun-
ccs .y'ng and being in Goolluc county, State
OF Minnesota, t" wit: Lot. three 81. fifty kyc
(55 fifty. six \56), fy-scvcn (57 J. fifty eight
1857 and fifty nine (59i in block one (l }, anI -
raetion adjoining lot fifty ninc (53) bounded
oy MAIN and front street. i'll front Of block FIX
lo) t., 10y water mark, excepting twenty four
i24 fccc"n the north west cad of said fraction
Lots eight (s) and nine (:) in block five lots
two 2 aHi three (3) ia block six 90. lot nine
go in block five 90 in Buiics addition 20 tho
town Of Central Point.
Now, therefore. notice IL hereby give, that
shall, on the 23d dug # Ju1y, 4. u. 1866. ut
~ o'clock III the forenoon of said day. ut thc
IRONY door OF The Court Aruse, in the city Of
Hel Wing in G"odhuc county. State Of Mime
so'"' ofler for sale ri public auction und.r sail
execution, the lands and premises 20 ie We'd upon
us aforesaid, and shall then and there strike of
ana sell the same for cash to the highest bid
der, or 80 much thereof as shall be necessary to
satisfy said execution, togcther with legal in
te!cst, costs and disbursements. Dated ut Red
Wing, Goodhue county, Minnesota, June 9TH.
"A. u. 1868. MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff OF Goodhue county, Minnesota.
o"'sh!N @ bloELow, n46v7w7
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff ..t>
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T HE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is with no fear Of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of tn.
New York Mercury acknowledge the unwav averine
loyalty oftheir two hundred thousand subscrib=
ers, and announce to them. and to all, thai
The New York Mercury for this year 1868
will be r'cher in evory luxury Of Polite Litera
ture than ever before. 1t is no upstart specula
ton, no temporary " sensation" but IL first
class literary weekly, which has been familiar
to the United States for a quarter Of q century
and while the wishy washy mushroom prints
Of yesterday are cutting down their talent even
while they raise their subscription price, The
New York Mercury maintains all its great Stah
|of Romancers, Poets, Hrmorlst., Essayi.ts
Story Tellers, and Editors and promises to
make it still greater for 1853.
1t is tho one paper for every home. Its forH,
columns Of reading matter per week constitute
an unparalleled
CONSERV ATORY OFTHE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
|of Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broats dcs Of
Humor, and Polished Editorials, combine to
|epitomize all the charms of
WIT AND SENTIMENT!
The husband reads it to his wife, the mother ia
her children, the lover to his sweethea art. the
soldier to his comrads, and the village school
master to the circle around the stove. Its ia
miliar to the sight Of every man, woman and
child in our country, and has regular subscrib-
ers IN several countries Of Europe, The New
York Mercury Is slso identified with the grand
est patriotism Of the age. for several members
OF its brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble
army, and have made themselves famous with
the sword as with tic Pen. The great illus
trating artist Of The New York Mercury, the
inimitable barley, gives the paper the highes,
attributes of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
erary weekly Of the day promises to surpass
Itself in all these respects during the New Year
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MORTGAGE SALE

nEFAULT has been made IN the conditions
- Of . certain indentnre Of mortgage execut-@
and Territory (ncx st.tel Of Afnnssots, Nor.
gagor,to Robert Ennis, of Lyons, Wayne county
State of New York, mortgagee, bearing datf
and duly acknowledge on the twenty sixth day
OF October, A. D. 1857, which said mortgage
contains the usual power Of sale to the mortga.
record on the 2sth day Of October, A. u. 1851.
at ten O'Clock 4. n. in tho Office ofthe Register
Q! Deeds Of Goodhue county, Territory, (nox
osaS s.ae ., minnesota, and was, thereupon, duly
rec9faea 9 % II book g" Of mortgages pages 5iy
the thu oev St'a mortgage was given to secure
by the said s.. B. Moody, bearing date on fRS
SAID twenty sixth day Of October. "A :. p. 1877.
TOR the sum of two hundred and ninetv-s;x doi.
!als, Payaole IN one year from the date thereof
orast sne otaer OF tine said Robert with in
cent per month until paid. There is cla;ns3
to be due and is actually due 1t the dai. ef
this notice upon said cote and morto.oe' ~, &,
sum OF two hundred and ninety-six doIls1..
WIN interest thereon at the rate of seven pef
cene G per asnam ena from the twenty ninth cay Of
Octooel, 1908, amounting, at the date Of this.
not3ce to the sum Of three hundred end ninety
o"'iars and ninety cents, and no suit or pro.
ceedings law have been instituted to' recover
the the deet secured by said mortgage or any pa1t
lows: All that tract or parcel Of land Iv;no
ana ana being in Goodhue county, State of Mime
e. sosa' described rs follows, to wit: The south
YVES west I9S quarter W u )ofsection number twenty
two lz2 in township ono hundred and nine
los) north Of range eighteen as west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres N ore or
of 'STSo.d'1g T"r to the there
virtue OF the power Of sale in said n,ortosos
contained, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage viii
os foreslosed by sale Of the mortgaged premises
above described At public vendue to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Court House At
Ked wing. county Of Gocdhue and State oi
Minnesota, on Uednesday., tas 10th day Of s1sly
a. u: 1868, at eleven O'Clock A. n. of that day
70 satisfy and pay the amount which shall then
1e dne on said note and mortgage with .tAs
disbursements Of this foreclosure. Dated Red
Wing, May 9th, 1863. ,y7n44w7
ROBERT ENNIS, Morteagso.
, CLAGErr & CROSBY, Attcrncvs -. : -.
for Mortgagec, Hastings. MINI.
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La Cross: l. Milwaukee Railroad.

With it's connections, forms tue sllortess
quickest. aud Only direct route to
.Nil,coukee, Micogo. Detroit, Pts
d,t1y, 1'leelo, Ne,o Ycrk, Boeto,s, -
and all points East and South. "'".A'|'
One Of the splendid United State = mail steam
crs Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses M'Lel-
Ian. will leave st. Paul daily at a. n. from
wfarf-boat, foot of sibley si e t, connecting
At Ia Cr"sre next morning Sundays cxccptssil
"stcI brenkfast Will, the A. n. train. arriyirix
al Minncscta Junction IL O5 P. ~. IL Milwaukee :
ut 2.35 the same afternoon. and in Chicago at
d same cvcning. in time to connect with al
Eastern nd sonthern trains. 80 Cst 5*>soat
This il the only route by which passcngcs.,
are sure Of making conRccfions in Milwaukee
or Chicago, the next evening aftsr ieaviueass.
Paul. s.z.z
Baggage checked through. <" 5'#"' '7 @Sf'
ASK FOR TICKETS vIALA CROSSE. =
For through tickets TO al points Eass ~ 3
S2u'h, .pp'y to. snELDcN I ''a 4 'noDgNAN.t q
Red Wing.
=. j. GooDRIcH. Manager Milwaukee. q
y: KInsALL, Gen. Ticket Arr Mi!wapkse
Wv. Wil1on, Gen. Passenger As'tss.Psz
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The great quantity Of worthless Sewing Ma
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suspecting public by those without character
from the fact that they were sold at low
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Of things, we have maie it long, untirinl
study to produce machine that could in nj
way be classed among them, and fually t
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in use. An intelligent examination of its mer
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object.
lss. Some OF tho valuable features Of thi.
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either to the right or left It's perfect reliabili
Of four different stitches for the various kind!
of work the operator may wish to do.
I'd. II is almost noiseless-runs very fast
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machine is in motion.
Sd. 1t makes the lock stitch, which has beer
considered heretofore by an almost universe
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douhly sure F.; the half and full knot stitches
being perfect knot to every stitch, which i.
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machine, or by hand, and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides the work alike.
The feed may be reversed at any i,oin'
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Changes for tho various stitches may be madt
while the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty Of it is unsurpassed.
No other covers 80 large a range Of work.
Sews light and heavy 'abrics with equal "a
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The work will feed either % the right or LEFT
Runs quietly, sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
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Needle more readily adjusted than in any
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Tailors cannot afford to do without them. !,
Every family should have . i" Florence"
lts motions are oil positive. ~S
Will last lifetime.
No springs to got out Of order. IN
IL thoroughly practical
The hemmer tho most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hens and will fl1
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It bra,ds neatly and handsomely withou,
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Ths insxpsrienesd fnd no difficulty in usisg il
Oils no dresses, all it, mschinery being on
the top sf the table. -
Every machine warranAsd. p ssye
II Will s1bstAnliase all ~ clam Af is.
BarnumH self server which guides the work
iesslf, furnished With Zach one Of our maehinss
ffss of fchsrgs. s = z4szzs e.s11.
Samples Of sewing and descriptive circular,
will b sent . any addEs0 on receipt Of stamp.
Lddrsss
FL0RENcx sxWING MACHINE CO. .u.
sslessos0ls ls4 Lake esreet, q 4
CHICAGO. ILL.
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1868 Prairie D1Chion Route 1863
For Milwaukee, Chicago and
o.. >c ALL: POINTS EAST. ~. =.

: = =, ~-'~---S~y SS3oO O&AASe
ALL POINTS EAST. "
st' THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE h:
Making Sure Connections,
Ample tftne being allowed on tho River, to an
sure the connection beyond any probable
contingency. -; 1<2 81 - ...s 49,
THE SPLENDID F1RsT-c CLASS STEAMERS
lMlil'waukee, 1li'' "a Key CITY,, War Eagle,
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Uuequalled in Elegance, Speed and Comfort
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Leave Red W ing daily, about
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ing Prairie du CHEN st rs A. M, arriving
ct Milwaukee at 3 so P. NJ, and Chicago $50
r. NJ =, making direct connections at both point,
with Trains for the East.
~ The change from Steamers to Cars be-
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nights rest and breakfast on board :; advanta.
ges that cannot be secured by any other route
Magnificent Palace Cars,
With Patent Tentizators and Duster.
rendering Cars free from dnst, and keeping tn,
air pure and cosl.
Through from Prairie du Chen to Milwauke,
and Chicago
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Passengers by this route arrive at Chicag
and all points East, at the same time as VII
Ia Crosse, and twelve hours earlier than vi,
Dunlieth.
Fare as Low IS by any other Route.
III. c. HOFFMAN Il co., AEenta.
| n47v7iy On Lcvee
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VICTORIA;
Oh
TIE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
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since pronounced them superior to any otheI
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the fact that they are eagerly reproduced, after
their publication in the Mercury, by the Eng
li.h pfess We may Add that the new tsie,
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ct plot 70 either Of those which have secured
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| Our No. 8 Machine is
admirably adapted to
1.-THE wants OF all Manu-
lfacturers, and is far
more simple, durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
lin use, and . great fa-
Ivorite wherever intro
ldnced.
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE AT RED
WING. Those wishing to advertise their busi-
ness will do we'll to patronizc
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-01
GROVER & BAKERS
NO. 8,
Se'ving Machine,
$45.

A Sewing Machine
that Will not embroid-
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not the one for family
use. Grover s Bakers
Celebrated MACHINES
both stitch and en-
broider with equal ia
cility.
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THE VOLUNTEER

We arc prepared to do any and all kinds o.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-01

/ We have lately intro
duced a new style fam :
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
ed in the same stye.
and sold at the same
1pricss as our Grover &
Baker Site chMachincs. .
iGROVER & BAKERS
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AS an Advertising medium. the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE Ex 'ELLED. 1t has large and rapid
ly increasing circulation. Its circulation is, to
great extent, confined to the
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-01
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION.

0h"SE1T " CROSBY, Attorneys y! = al
Tor Mortgagec, Hastings, MINI.
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HaAseks TsLsETEzR AID soFsCRRTl }
BURHAU

BURMAU
NsFrgeEzBI, A, EsTsEber -, 1865.
TUE ssszeript IaH, saeR principles OF Pahis Poliey
4 srzzts exemption fTol uiiltaIy dafy 10 tEnssrs
sAssazksrs sd ether Erohaaiss
Thrs urvtieFe allowed tkeBs u5sfal Ess4hsrS oi
81 asstF fer he pGts gyed for Lhs bensds sf taa
asohEuies tkemss.Vea They derive great i1Sivida >
beEa Ar sua it, bat he privilege slsssd fer the pub
10 gssd AIlus- Thszs exsE pa1ns re eszsitiehal 4
re priviieEs is ahEsed. the s1saPE is forfeited
h " Sls1s thcss exempted very liberal PcseL
ssvs- y ave per cent scat sf PrsouefiaR Th=
xo7bizat rates demanded fsf sozrse ToaEh shsel
8 o az6 for 5sets rom Slt0 70 $50 hfR1irHsE the
ext nt Of this aJ1se.
TIE State csEzu. isssasrs Ender Law q GssgrsEs,
hzvs Exsd fEll prices or srts ss entering izss The
Esztz ef array. he wants Il he esAaify sls he
axe Ths rstss fzgd BY these ecmRissi5HsFS fsr
1idzs lsstlsr shoeE ets, sdepEsd Ae baHis Of
glses &c - c~sd and ar deeoed far fsr Id vldu
sia AZ 69ver e1e-t hleHB ten seEsi sr eGs Aus
dres cents per pssna fer b he tanner Will be a.
orsd lGc, and IS ilTo1ls tor tsHai7g n me severn
saust be he bzsls allowed Ter tEe sAeenskzr nPsn
vskssh be "a hs prOsTE Hzseafsslurer.
Il shasges sxeesd ths rates liked b. GsToTHEsat iAts
Ill be rrzsrusS evidence sf tho sbHse Of ko Prvi-
lsr- sf exemption Nnars szsmpt9n has bsea gTazt-
"a the rlFht 70 rsvsks tAs szszP3sa is clsar II he
privilege s abused uPo1 rosi being made zad breuss q
5sf8rs proper enrolicg oeers or ssmmaneeif sf rem
dszvous 5stpest tAsy TiA fsruza shs presfs vita
sssr enron fndarEad tbsrssu, through he ETEaasF.
aensrsl suIs ,inlsaSng tkis Barsau.
sgrf8 nHnziaetHfsrs refuse 70 SCI their goods fsF
money ans aemaad Of tie families o soldiers that thsy
hal asv Il their gscss with provisions. This vii be
rugarGed IS a FoiRLsA o. ne FriFlssa q sAeLaPasn
4 ksizg sizngenRgus bht % sbtAin sEcrbitanr rates
aBd srgsr prsa.s than tie Law Allows They sell
seir goods isr noney They Must have . Money
u-ss aud thsy Will Tot sell for ths mast eeAss 30
ss.aufserare iedsTsta meEey i8 tts sarrensy 81
ths sgaairg and tka rsfzsal OF Is VII be treated
ss-se,txrs ~ sre1pasa AZ sitisens WillRgy barter
o. oliss Is is res sbisated te
E6s Attention Il al saasers Of ihis Bureau ssns6
- thie srdsr They viii iksWiE8 receive pIoais kn4
forward the SANE al 3t1sr eases uaero sl.isera
ahafea g fcrfsiiure Of exemption
BY ofdsr of Hzlasisr-aeasEsl sEELsyy, SHperiatead
iaF uresu. JsAA g BthsAs
dgfE1u A. den-rsl.
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LYECHBURG, Dsc. 20.-Passonger8 arrived
bore this evening report that the enemy finding
Gfsso creek past foTaing ehsnged their e0urss
fr0m CatAWha, and eAmped On Thursday niRhs
en- miles below Montgomery, 1sar White Sll-
phur Springs. Their G6jees for taxing this
route is 10 stnks 5slt Pend road lssding toward
Kanswhs valley. Their oapiurs is conGdsEily
expected. There was sAEmishing yesterday st
BisekbHrg.
a special Dispatch from the correspondent Of
ths Viygisiaa, dated Salem, lSih sayss On
WsdnGsdsy morning the aBsmy adT1nss guard
came charging up The main street, ths main
hedy following soGn after with pistols drawn
ready 70 Gre upan the citizens VINO crowded tie
street. ThsY broks spsR the POst0fics ard cus
sha Telegraph wires. They than proceeded % he
depot, which vas crowded with ladies and gas
/ Asmen waiting for he train Thsy broke open
The trunks and Destroyed their contents, setting
dTs 70 shs buildings
They than formed IN lins sf battle, and plsus-
cd .asir hatsariss IN ths hill to besE On the *
peeted train. which consisted Of eight pieces o.
I sT;illsry. They fred thres shots at ths srain
which retired without damage. They opened
many stores, and ezrIisd OF or destroyed al tia
| geeds, burned several bans, one among thas1
containing large lot Of tsllow ard oil land Do
siroyed E suEntiSy Of grain. They we're piletsd
/ by man namsd Hal, who was Grdaanes f.
esr At this post for Gen Jenkins last spring. hzs
/ deserted soon alter = the sneBy.
1 The enemy Esmained mere TIL fve s'slock iR
the evening, when, hearing that Fitzhagh Lee.
/ and Imbodsn were IN P1Tsuit Of thsE, tAsy iest.
camping shoat six miles from town that night
They shot about 6lty horses bsfors thoy LEFT, aa
/ hey had more thsn they could get slong viii
/ supposing that they esuld net eroas Cfaig's
eresk, tha way they GEMS, hey changed tkair
cuufss n The direetI0n of FaireaStie.
Ths susmy Represented that they had tvalTs
1 thousand msn bUt that their force hsd been
dividod, And psTti6n had gone in anothei di-
rsetion.
AEsng Ehs PTissaen captured was Captaiz
Psrsssux, A. Q n, Of the post Many ser
Fa1ss vent with thsu.
LEEsHBuRG, DessmSsT 2e,-We have hus
little additional from tks Salem raiders. Or
Toe5dsT night they surprised and arsd lnt3 ths
camp Of Capt. White, on CataHbs creek.
( They captured seventoso men, and zb0Ht eisVn
horses, Hhiea gere bsing reeapsTstod. Farnsr1
whe arrived from B3ns2ek's this evening, szF
the ensmy was OF this side Of Cr4ig's efssk, il
miles nom Salem, yesterday n0en, aat tRat thsir
j azmD Is visibls frem the mountains. grais's
/ ereek was rising npidly yesterday, and il vas
impossible 10 ford il. which prevents shs enamF'a
I fuIthar retreat hy the NeEeastls road
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FRUIT TREES! FlUFl TREES !

LOOK WILL TO YOUR ORCHARDS AAb eAA-
DENs-~PLANF FRUsF TREES.
TEET GROW WILLS YOU sLEEPi'
ENTM 4. THURMAN, szs ard 2 half nalles from tss
w eTv o. tte sast sids Of the MsDoA0ugA road has
= large sAI varied assortzsht ef FkUIJ TAAsh OF
u. hsst esH hsrE had aeolasssd yarlstes
-O1s kuzarsd thsaaaBd PlaaiB 81 the S1s41hlsd WI
- /. So. hsrrv a sns HsesFsmsnt Of Grape Was
vel rs.tad Als0, few ehoies OrnsmsAtsl Fianit
shrubarry, ete. =,
t,,is1 ent ana plsnting eIshAfdA Nearly twenty
- sxpsrisBea IL @frSiI raising" vii sHiite ny ser
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