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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08

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= PCS y i SCALA lihs aesss Is .
scens o'ths lhie) roses hangs round Il
like . fhiel still Jefrisn,a blishnist (hicls
move we fioke aEss propossa
that 9 cosnmittittee should be appointsd
TO draft resolutions oppressive Of the sanse
Of shs company nervous gentleman
wanted the motion amended % - to read
construct resolutions, - this company
i eonstitationaIIy opposed % The drast--
amendment carried committee reported
after short deliheration the following res
olutions, which, BY their peculiar literary
character. and remarkable grammatical
perfection VIII be recognised IL once a.
the wark the CLASSIC CaRrsxrzas B
Rssszsd That thh nseetin nass u Nd
II.
Rssoirsd Agin, that Fishers gin out
and cam be ratified.
Rssoirsd, More. that we cant never
have no Dimocrat Party without no prin-
.ciple. 100
Re.oiped, That JefYeris agreed to fur.
nish the principle and didn't do it.
Rssetred, That Jefsris ars abeflitipn-
ist.
Resofued That he are secessioner.
Rssoiusd, That he are . onhuman vii
lain.
Resoiped That he are mean cuss.
Resolved, That his conduct is astab in
to the great principles of freedom, is o act
of despotisrn, was done % suppress free
speech, and to unorganise the Dimocrat
Party, and are inconsistent with the bred
Scot Decision.
I Resosed, That if the great Dimocrat
Party are ever used this way agin, she'll
riot.
The resolutions were received with inn
mense applause and adopted unanimous
ly. Ye Great Chief then commenced his
speech, and continued till he spoke the
members all out of the hall, soon after
which he unanimously adjourned.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
AT CORIrSTI8.' %
what the Colonel of Four Regiment
says about It.

80 +. Z H
At the solicitation Of several friends
who have better opinion Of the Bsgle's
influence than we have ever entertained
we give publicity to the following para
graph of a letter from Colonel HILLS, re-
ceiyed some months ago. Col. Hills is
commander of the 18th Iowa, to which
we formerly belonged, and up TO the time
of our resignation we never knew him to
be absent from his command day; it
will therefore be seen, that so far as con-
Germs the conduct of his officers and men,
he knows whereof he speaks. The story
about running was fabricated by our
neighbor sometime last spring, and .
copy of the paper containing the charge
vas sent, by US, to Col. Hillis-henee
4his denial b. him.
!. Now, il our neighbor really does be-
lieve, as he so often declares, in render
ing equal and exact justice to ALL" he
will give the following note place in his
columns, for he has, under false informA-
ton, several times published on erroneous
statement, calculated to do us gross in
justice. If more evidence is required, we
can publish letter now in our posses
sion, from the Lieut.. Col. Of the regiment,
corroborating the following;
HEADaUARTERs IITH Iowa INTT.,
MTLLIxEE's BEND, La. Apr. 10, '6S 5 -
1t. BURKE ~ >..sks .,
Dear SRI am astonished to find that
the. Buqle, the notorious copperhead pa
per of your place, has been slandering you,
/ can only account for this upon the by
pothesis that it is lost to all decency, in
common with other traitors, and is ~
ready to blast the fair name of loyal and
brave man, as il il TO advocate treason =
And now, sir, in conclusion permit me to
give. for your sake ard that Of your
friends, fiat and positive denial to the
following, and to state ON the contrary
that whilst with the Regiment your con,
duct as an officer, was at an times com.
mendable, and Cur courage undOabted.
The Extract to which i aliude, ID this,
from the Bggle: " We viii inform the
black eur. that we hare heard bow he
came to the scratch" at Corinth, and
how he made his escape, By tucking HE
tail between his legs and running away nj
the top of his speed ann not person.
ally acquainted with the writer OF the
above, but think, from the language that
he is a LoU fellow, and hardly worth, your
notice.
We march in the morning. In haste
and respectfully yours,
D. B. HILLS,
Col 18th Iowa Vols.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
rtoUNCTL BLUFFS FOUNDRY.

rs0UNCII. BLUFFS FOUNDRY.
@RNRT ER'S :" JMRDM MxPRMssEE~
fer SeYgASm Pass, csnstsns
u on hsad
B0EERRs = w.R R.1V.B E@R kRsR .
d seOond haad. double Ased Boil
srs in excellent ooBdltiea.
ssEsO, ssssx.STxe.asRRP aT.R-s.m MaNe
j CINE and Boller, suitable fur
Saw or Grist Mil purposes,
just received and for sale.
RREyNTH u URR-sTOsS.Es --Tw-e FEN.
of on feet French Barr-&iii
Stones all dressed.
BUTLDEN-G. FR.N.cR & ea.s.s.wRNrsy
:: 81 woTk.-we are centinuGily
- adding to our Assertmant =
patterns for .Ruilains. Fpnrs
and 0rnameataI work.
oEH GRsTE.AsGs,- TEE GN@M
a price paid for ola castsnss.
Those proposing 10 bsiEd lii consult their own In
tsrss. By eaIIisgO on Us. -
O. r. HENDRaE n ca. j.
Avg. 8. fsesiss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authsxlRs4 10 snnuanee ". A. KDwAnna u
an Fndepsadsns unlsn csaaals ~ the scs e SHEER
ia q Postavsltasa esanaT, ii - sssasas orsssel
Riecsio1.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
Sorghum.

Sorghum.
Chinese sugar cane has become one
Of the staples of Western Iowa, but sorr
ghum cannot be made . profitable crop
without proper machinery for manufac-
turing the syrup. BY reference to our
Advertising columns this morning, il will
be seen that the Council Bluffs Foun-
dry" is now prepared to furnish "all Gre
stion and the rest of mankind" with
sugar mills" of the latest and most APP
proved style. Farmers who raise any
considerable quantity of sorghum, will
fnd that 'Hawkeye sugar mill" viii pay
for itself 10 one season.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
Lrsr or LRrTRRa

LTsr OF LgTTgRA
IN RMAININa In THn POST OFFICE, At COUNCIL.
II Btusfs, Iowa. AUGUST eSR. 1883 and Whlch.
II not called fsF before the ST September Will BE
sent 70 the Dead Letter 0naces 49,.
Bueaingtan Franklin Lewis Mrs Mary Jane
Brooke o Long Richard
ranapbeil Mas Hannsh MGDvwefi Daniel
Child0Fs n NsE@ Mckee HoFatto
Collins wv Mott 6IIlam
Davis J. In he Barton
Dillon Joseph Allen = RFiNs aees
Fletcher Gea RuRnels Henry
Floyd Mtss Nellie stnaan Mrs Caroline
FOG Morris II Boar JOSIAH
Gardner George @ Stow VIA
CASTOR wm Turer Tfeesosa
Norman Mrs. Sophia WHITAKER Mre Ana
Hopkins Capt wiIssa wAseaeF Mrs. Sarah
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will please
say aADyERTIsKD,'' and name date Of list.
W W.MAYNARD, r. Ne
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Premium List.

Premium List. 49,. /.
The list OF premiums to be awarded at
the coming county fair, win appear next
reek. We hare had the list on hand for
seine time, but have been compelled to
lay it over for want of space.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08

Dixie News
! Our thanks are due n. P. Dodge for
Richmond and Charleston papers, ''in
advance Of the mails.n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08

Thursday was seneralIy observed By
our citisens, IN accordance with the Presi-
dents proclamation. Business Of every
kind was suspended, and Divine Service
was had in AL the churches.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08

Aa" A man MAY see clearly through .
Tomans eequetry, andyet fall . victim
to it like the nightingale which sits on
tree. and secs the net spread beneath.
aud yet hops straight into it.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08

Soldiers Festival. 49, s
The ladies of the Council Bluffs Sani-
tary Commission will give Festival on
Tuesday evening next, at Palmer's Hall,
for thebeneft of our sick and wounded
soldiers.
Owing to numerous reasons, the atten-
dance of the society has been compare
siyely small during the past three months.
and the receipts consequently, lessened.
This, together with the fact that the
money collected since March 18th, has
been expended in sending the vegetables,
1902 packages, so generously contributed
By the farmers of this county, finds the
society unable to meet the call lately
made By the Governor, for aid. =...
Although Council Bluffs stands first on
tie list of the towns in Iowa, for her be-
nerolcnce in this cause, let US not rest
satisfied, but rather renew our efforts in
this great work.
The secretary of the Council Bluffs So
ciety has letters from Mrs. Wittenmyer,
acknowledging the receipt Of erery ono Of
the above packages; thus NE are assured
that our contributions have mot been
used by persons not entitled to them, but
have gone direct to the soldiers.
Come to the Festival next Tuesday
evening contribute your mite.
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= Good Deed.

- Good 11@D0.
The great Illinois hrnasr and caalls
dealer, jacob Strawn. has collected enc
hundred COWS donated 81 himself and
neighbors for he tlse eff the hospi tals Ill
Memphis. IhsE hSva been asked tor
BY the Matrcn there, - necessity, ard
our Illinois ilkEaef With bis ftienas will
forward them rasFn u ! sound uaan,
wei bet. 81 h
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

Admiral Farragut, We see Il announced,
is native Of East Tennessee. A worthy
son Of worthy mother
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
The Lawrence masSaore--PursuIt OF
QuRntTili.

NuhAANflAAs
A dispatch from LeAyenworth, of the
Oath inst, says:
Up to this morning one hundred and
twenty eight bodies have been buried,
but it is still utterly impossible to OBJ
tain complete list of their names, as
many are so much disfgured az TO pre-
vent recognition, while others are still
missing, and are supposed to be conceal
ed in the woods near by, or they may be
in the ruins of the buildings, besides
many left with Lane in pursuit of Mar
maduke, and not yet returned.
Citizens are continually passing back
and forth between this place and Law
renee, and the details they bring of the
scenes that occurred in the streets and
houses of the doomed city are heart
rendiDg and sickening.
The last accounts we have of Guam
trell and his men is up to Saturday
night, at which time lie was being pur-
sued closely by Lane, who had been
skirmishing with him conetanlly since
he left Lawrence. Lanes force was be-
ing increased rapidly by farmers. who
were tlooking to him with their arms,
and IL was the determination TO follow
him into Missouri, and if he disbanded
his gang they would hunt them down
like wolves and shoot them.
One of their number was captured
near Olathe, and gave the names OF ffty
OF QuantEilPs gang who are citizens of
jackson county, Missouri, and are all
we'll known here and have been oonsid-
cred Union men.
The best informed citizens of Law
renee county are of opinion that Guam
trilPs troops are mainly composed of
paroled prisoners from Pemberton's
army, and some of them are from Prices
command, from the fact that they are
much sunburnt and have the appearance
of having been long in the service.
After they had accomplished the de-
struotion of Lawrence SEINE of them
become much intoxicated, but, being
strapped TO their horses, there were none
left behind 20 give information as TO who
they were or where they were from.
We learn from gentleman, who arriy-
ed by coach this evening, that Ouantrill
was overiaken near the Stete line. and
twonty OF his men killed. Further de-
tails are looked for hourly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

Where are the thousands of voters in
Davidson county who have taken the
oath Of allegiance 20 the Federal Gov
ernuentY Do they intend to remain i'm
active, and do nothing to bring about
restoration of the civil government of
the State, and the United states2 Have
none of them the manliness to step for
ward and invite general conference on
the subieot2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

STEVENSON, Aug. 2f.-This mornino
two companies Of ours crossed the riv.
or at Bridgeport and landed on the
island occupied by the enemy's pickets.
A line Of rebel sharpshooters attempted
to dislOdge, but a few we'll planted shells
from our batteries on the heights this
side compelled them TO retire 70 shelter.
Ours and the rebel pockets now occupy
the leland but a hundred yards apart
A pontoOn bridge was thrown across
Battle Greek near its confluence with
the Tennessee.
A despatch from near Chattanooga
says that the observations by the signal
corps elicit the following facts But few
troops remain in the city, probably not
more than one regiment. A brigade is
stationed AZ each of the following
points: Lookout creek, Kelly's Ferry.
prioer's Ford, and at Cleveland on the
railroad. The enemy ia vigilant al these
points, and holds the forces with well
protected batteries. Our batteries OBJ
posite Chattanooga have been playing on
the enomy's again, meeting with a
vigorous reply, but sustaining no dam.
age.
The sharp shooters are trying theic
sAlll at each other whenever person
exposed oilers opportunity.
The rebels evidently expeot An attack
IRON . mother direction, and have re-
moved their main force southwark with
the object Of checking us.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
Appo5ntnent.

II. II. Harrison, clerk of the U. s. Dis
triet Court Of Middle Tennessee, has been
commissioned by the President as Uni
ted States Attorney, for the same Dis
trict Vice John Trimble, Eco, resigned.
Mr.. Harrison is noted for his energy and
industry, and will doubtless gil the of
Gee with profit to the country and honor
to himself. His loyalty to the Federal
Government, like that of his predecessor,
never v avered for moment.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
WEDNESDAY, MORNING AUGUST 20 SO
Onr ArmT CIrenln,Ion.

We are gratified TO inform our friends
that the letters we published from the
front in relation 10 this matter, have been
followed by very decided change for
the better both as regards our readers
and ourselves. Our power press, much
the fastest in the city, is heavily taxed
to supply the immense demand. One Of
the gentry who tried TO choke of the
Union, himself a notorious rebel and
smusgler, has got himself lodged in Jail.
We are now right side up!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
FOE SALE.
For Sale for Tennessee Money,

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DwELi ING, on gouth
n summer street, nearly 90 line Win the he4i'
cal College Lot fronting ~ feet, aud has hne
well ol water, cold walter on "a. apply 20
NELSON, Agent,
Cherry street, rear Union
aue25-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF LetteIs Remaining ~ the
Nashville Post office August e5th,
IsR3---LIst No. 8.
All letters advertised are subject g. extra change
Of one cent Persons calling for them will please he
prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
they arc advertised, and give number aud date Of
list,
All letters not taken Oul In ono uihs will be sent
To the General Post ONCE A. dead lrtirrF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

During the terrible con1sgration ct
COhoes, N. ", one Of the work women,
Kate Donnelly, jumped from window
bot her skirt caught in the window-sill,
and in this position she was burned to
death The cries Of the poor girl were
agoniziDg in the extreme, but she was
beyond the reach ofsuccOr. A man went
to her aid upon ladder, and succeeded
in reaching up to her, and getting hold
of her, but her skirt was so firmly fas-
tened that he was unable TO pull her
down, and was finally forced by the
flames to leave her. Thus she hung and
burned to death, in the presence of thou
sands Of Mortified spectators. Her re-
mains, charred and blackened, were sub
sequently recovered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,
THROuGH MISTAKE,

A NouN LADY was taken FROM he Ball Room,
n on Monday eysuiug, and the Manager was not
aware Of his error; one vas pointed cat as being
unworthy.
Angelic
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

We learn that Hon. Emerson Etheridge,
made a narrow escape from the guerril-
las few days ago, while on a visit to
his home in Dresden, in West Tennessee.
He escaped, we are informed only q
few minutes 10 advance of the arrival of
the cavaliers. Our informant states
that the loyal men of that section were
much displeased at Mr.. Etheridge's
bitter TRADE against the Administration.
Perhaps little guerrillar medicine
would not have been Amiss in his case
Folks, who fall into their hands, and have
their pockets rifled, and their boots and
breeches stolen, are not often dispo 4ed
to clamor against Confscatiou acts or
the Emancipation proclamation, unless
they are infatuated with the Southern
Confederacv.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

We think il hardly probable that there
will be fight at Chattanooga. II there
should be, the rebel soldiers will be
knocked into cooked hat, and the rebel
Generals will be knocked not only oia
of their cooked hats, but Of their very
hnnia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
For louisville and Cincinnati

ff HE Iiue PASSENGER Steamer Il 1a--.a
Hun fAm ~. WHHILER, lk-t.-+-1h
Master, viii leave Tor the above and - 2hllAg
lutermediaie Forts This day, -al7a-a-----l-a
WEDNESDAY,, August 2sth, AZ 10, A. NJ, irom ths
Lover Wharf Tor Freight Or Passage, apply oO
board, orto A. HAMILTON q co., Agents.
HUEl6=ll-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

The Massacre Of Lawrence is one Of
The most horrible recorded in history.
Between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred citizens, were murdered in
their beds, or shot down and hacked to
pieces while flying in their night
clothes by ouSntrell's Confederate sol.
diers. Husbands were murdered while
their wives and children were olineipp
around them. Such is pro slavery civ
ilizAtion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

A cOpperhead journal says that the
rebel States ought to come back, because
the conservatives will elect the mex,
PRECEDENT That is oOpperhead loyalty
loyal provided our side gets the spoils
Il was BREoEINRIra E's crowd.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

A stupid conservative" journal calls
the radicals "men of one idea" Is it not
better to have one idea, than none at sill,
like the Conservatives ?"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26

The next generation will be short 1t
is the effect of war upon the human race:
80 says distinguished Doctor.-Bosson
Post.
Short Of funds, we suppose. That is
the usual effect of war upon the purse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

for thems But he 6rstTteliminary TO
g1ahting psace on Auy terms to the North
west 10 thAt We shall recall our soldiers
from the 'fsld or in the complimentary
pAsAse cfthe South shail "call back aud
chain up our hell hounds" Or to give
the exact language of the Enquirer which
is:
Nobody shall be so happy to had
psaoa md frisadship with tia Nesthasass
az we shall be but they must call back
and chain up their he'll hounds. This is
the FIRST step; altar that, as much Of the
right-hand offellowship as you please
AT this moment the very name Of the
Great Northwest has become NUS
ance.'
And yet it is to traitors who speak in
such terms OF tho North-west and of oul
gallant soldiers that the bringing and era
ven Copperheads address loving PROPOSE
lions Of armistice and peace, and thu
fairly justify the despicable opinion whiul
the Southern traitors express conoernint
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05
For The Gale CITY

For the Gsis cityl
a wise Jadge anA : skilIful Dectsr
FA8 oolas % M }51H fa
MEssRs. EDrroRs The last number
Of that Copperhead concern. called "The
Carthage Republican" is running over
with startling developments, made, In re.
lation to the secret order Of rs. b. by
Judge Councilman and Or. Hall. These
gsntlemen are certainly entitled to great
credit for their extraordinary shrexdness
in obtaining from John Trimblc, Jr,. D.
D., The whole designs and secrsts Of this
famous order, and are entitled to the
lasirng gratitude Of all truly loyal, but
deeply green men, for publishing the
same to the world.
John Trimble, Jr., D. D., advertiseG
that b will furnish oil necessary informa
tioa in relation TO the patriotic order Of
f4S. B." to any person who may address
him ss Chicago. r. Q. Box 10. 6295.-
FortAxith J1dgs Councilman and d.. Hal
conceived tia very 6yizliass idea of writ.
ing to Trimbls, IT., D. D., and obtaining
the necessary information, TrinbIe answer,
their letters senjoips and greet .aarresy ;
but aaks for no rsfsrsncss or vouchers for
their sincerity or reliability. With the
most astonishing confidence, which ought
to have set even wooden man to think
ing, ne sends on the whole, batch Of doc
umenb pertaining TO the order, ritual,
constitution, commissions, pass words
and all. Now men Of common shrevd.
nsss would hAve suspected : .eg in ali
this !, bat such j. the anxisty Of thes,
Copperheads to make political capitol,
that the extreme absnrdity of she whole
proceeding never entered their noggins.
Your readers have deubdessly all heard
of Dr.. Jayne tho retired physician. whose
sands Of life had nearly run ont. Well,
this John Isimbls, Jr., D. D., il nothing
but : new edition Of tie famous Doctor.
whoss sandA b. this time, l opine, havs
clean gone. /.
John Trinble, Jr, D. D., il rusnine
the 8. BIS on ha own account--his Oh.
| Jet being to impose on loyal men, under
the Pretsnce of initiating them into an
order having . patriotic object in j. yiisw !,
He therefore Communicates the &c secrets
Of his order, BY MaH. to whoever NAV Az
epply, and sends his com missions 10 HI ~
ds1ari g piece. Tbs astute Judge And
ltillfpl poetof shrewdly remarks that tbe
ED. ?, Won't get that five dollars out 81
them. Certainly not; but It has cot
tAsm = deal of trouble and soms sx ~ q y
IA showing Y Re world how COMP Ill
they hare biee saold, ~ 7 $ g 10y e.
CAaTHAai, Fob. %, 1868. Z = s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

s'Call back their HellMeanAs."
Tbs dommants ofstho traitor press Of
Dixie on the proPosisions Of the peace
Copperheads Of the North are instructive
and significant at least. Never did the
British p the .dayA Of the Revolution more
heartily loathe and d@pise Benedict Ar.
mold than JEFF Davis and his myrmidoss
the symrsthiEing Copperhcads Of the
Northwest. They spurn ~ the offers
ofpssoe lhsse sqslhrpns.d0 - aainaalt
to their 1saof ahdlih PRIDE.
The snnsst TIE tkichmssd Enquiries
viii concede i that the Northwest NAV
tarn in and whip the "Spaniel Yankees"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05
LIVE STOCK.

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vsas,sd gsvith ,svSso sansSAb ;AnSs
seen opsDed onthtsitsa ttaeoaneottpes aah ovu1
sstsatios 10 paid 81 n vSasSI Dl1auhQ4nSali
whore viii sefsnnA aSaSy aaasoni6nAa I'D 6o1In$
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