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set to held their elections nil, d. theirs. The
EI1cn organization, composed Of the loya1 Of
all political partieB-cf those who support
the government in vigorous p1oeccntion Of
the war, acts openly in its combination Of
those former diverse crteds. and above al
be kpown unless It was called Copperhsad,
doing business under the unme Of Democracy,
is evidently engaged in new effort at decoc.
ton. Claiming to be purely and exclusively
Democratic, 1t has placed upon Its ticket two
ycry respectable gentlemen, who ara not and
hailed from the Wing and Know Nothi"g
1nrke. This Ia doubtless for tho purpose Of
Withdrawing that class Of voters from the sup
pert Of the Union ticket to thls. And, besides,
while expressing IN uDcoDquerab]e abhor-
renee Of Abnutionists-charg1ngt them with
being the sole cause CT the War, it can be for
rt Oft: purpose than TO gain the abolition
ore Of the mcEt conspicuous, eminent and
able menhers Of the BufItlo Convention Of
1913, where Mr.. Frederick Douglass and
other distinguished orators competed for the
horms. And Jet they tell rs that it is The
Democratic ticket. and Tie Democratic party!
junior. :" is wesy good, II you know the NO:
man as made it, and Is sure it aint Kittens ~
Democracy, too, is most excellent senti-
nept, and iIcu1catcs many sublime truths,
but It is well enough to take heed at whose
hands you receive It, and be reason
ably certain that there are no claws
beneath its tempting covering Of pas
try. The shifts and devices OF our
Of our opponents will Ill proye unayAtling,
however, and By reasonable effort the Union
ticket must be elected by large majority,
Notwithstanding the bhock the public mind
Sustained in the withdrawal Of the "Coasti
1utional Union'' candidates-two IN number
and the accession Of the masses Of that par
| II, to greater number still, to the Copper
head caneo-must be elected. 1 mean II th
| election is held; for, should m ayalanch
como down from Ohio and Pennsylvania,
I'm not without fears that our worthy Cover
ror and bis friends may insist on postponip
the election In this s ate until the cOnstitu
tionality Of the Law authorlEing 1t can be tes1
ed IL the courts. Sincerely yours,
D. S. DICKINSON.
, 1863-10-03
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1863.

ceiyed a seYere feeh wound in the engage
ment Of the 20th, but still commands his
brigade. His loss is heavy, bsing about $50
killed wounded and mieslng-the latter very
sma1l. AL his staff except one were killed
or wounded. Whittaker's brigade consisted
of the Goth and 1l5th Ills, ed Mich, and the
8Sth Ohio wns temporarily added, aggEegat-
irg shout s,so0, who fought with terrific en-.
ergy and effect from one In the afternoon uutil
night, aided By the I'd brigade Of Sheridan's
division, Col. Mitchell commanding, aud
beat back three divisions with great
slaughter.
Lieut.. Clark, Goth, Human, 115th Illinois,
killed. Col. 1effe Of fStedman' 8 division, Gran-
gers Corps, who made the attack on the en-
my's right wing, the goth, supposed Killed.
Col. SAnborne wounded.
KILLED AND WOUNDED OF THE eaD.
care Indebted to Lieut.. Col, Sheets tor the
followipglist Of killed, wounded and missing
Of the 92d regiment, IN the late battle nea1
Chattanooga:
Co. A.-1at Lieut.. VIM. Cox, wounded, slightly
2dSergt. lie Grand Coz, in hip; Jeptha Colwell. II
10; 10. B.-let scrgt Wm. E. Campbell in foot;
John Mcsher1y, III breast, severe ;5as. J. Guthrie
co5.-J: II. Snyder, in foot; chas. ]. Reed
shoulder; Linn Lockw ood, missing.
killed; John Evans, wounded In the side; john J
THOMPSON, In the side; c. g. Wilson, in the side
John bonahue, slight]y; Corp. Henry schlosseE
Co. a-Lteut. Mccommans, in tho foot Corp
James Foreman, thigh; J. B. Tlsn, foot. severely
Nathan Gor1tsy. mortallg; Earnest Kollar, leg
1 {1Hf3hrb1th
, 1863-10-03
LATER FROM EUa0PE,
ARRIVAL OF THE SAX0NIA,
Important Foreign Intelligence.

oo,., f~o,,
CAPE RACE, Oct; 2'~ine ea1oniA; 10 ltbit ~.
southampton on me &'os ar11'ea on tnie
point at noon To-Day. o..~,,
The London 17mes says t4e 1ase Or Caal1es.
ton l. virtually decided LIS 1an 1s Only
ques uon OF llme.
The 1imfs says 5has III. Mason sent 10 Eis. na
husseA, On MonoaY, no1inGauon HlS. euit ~
has 1een nst1nctea y tns h!cuino1u ~ spteaa. s
ment 70 "lt4a1a" %;s lo~ 1ns s''o''' ILL., '13s'n
psGete9h u 1atls' oso, -.oo,, oo.-.o++a
"a fTaMs eays, ffoS F Sa;e, SsSa h,vins
aaa alllsea it, ~ net, t1 o Tadn-ai nn-ratte Is
prren;t Stn ~ +he F1o9;a. Tha Fiorida 1esyes
paaet ~, ~ tta e1 aonn1ata1v rsns;red md
a bIese u ;ns ~ oee{ +te ascnnJ cor.
Patce45h Pta h;nh ;s ~ Gishor ~ nd III sttscl bar he,
49,. ,,a ann = bs a. ;oinad hr the ms at Rre5f
hSnh LIT 5'iS T. Gn raq,,iti5v n 'DS o' ~ ''
WIZ Mt = - zf.nan. :,rs. rhaFo3aro1 corvatta
r.L 1Ae - Ell 30 {Eoa+ad ~ Rrast I;te the
Rtasdse Harsdas Rnth " ba,1;earent. Vii enioT the
rioiaoI. a..na nichts u ~ a51a5faTes "1AA ~'~'
sa1e ~ ieEn.e ~ ~ 1aa1, ,,,o+ad ~ oo,eo
lne coo!sae;e tpn Pan+s. m"s ef Snc. T,nsn}s
os S.oeis fnr 1nonev va "'
10 ~ a. ,or nf Ent31,er Naoo,aon vii, re
,a;1a the iMo tfaxfn,n aan,1tst;on IN It's ratnrn
, 1863-10-03
FROM lNDIANAp0lIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane..

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2.
It is estimated that Eot less than 12,090
persons riEited the Fair grounds during the
day. The weather was beautiful, and the
Fair closed great SUCCESS, the receipts
amounting to near s11, 900, which is sutl-
cient to pay all the premiums, and relieve the
Society Of small indebtedness which is
hanging over It.
Fast horsea were shown during the after.
Doen.
The 18th army corps, Gen. Ord, has lett
New Orleans, and is supposed to have gone
after the rebel General Dick Taylor. General
FraDk'in's corps had also sailed, its destina'
tIon being unknown.
The Treasurer Of the State Sanitary Com
mission, yesterday, received upwards o
s.. 600 IN cash as donation from the citizens
Of Evansville.
Gen. Slocum and staff were in this city yes
te1day. Lieutenants Neil and Truman, O
the 18th regulars, were among the wounded
, 1863-10-03

for onion 1T do for peas; 1st DO for tn5nps s
best display of garden vegetables.
B. Badolet. 1st premium for Irish potatoes.
IT. D. VanSeant, Marion, 1st premium on
eqnssbee; 4 Z. LanBden, Wilson. Cd premium:
Franklin Barnes. Mclean. 1Bt premium tor green
checae; c. q. Rosensttel. I'd premium
Mrs ". O, Jones. Decatur, 1st premium TOT ont,
ter made in May; Mrs. L. 1mboden, Decatur, ID
premium.
Mrs. j. F. schook, Decatur, 1st premium on
fresh butter.
Miss Elizabeth Madstt, Decatur, 1st premium on
com bread.
Miss Mary Powcll. Deeatur' I'd premium on
J.W. Bridges, Chatham, 1et premium on ao,-
--- bradley, 1st premium on piano fortes.
Drrc1usa MAcH1SE-For open bitches the
premium offered by the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company Of $500, WAS awarded to-day
to Messss. Gzigge & Wiggin. of Blackbury,
Kane county; also, the SocietV's silver med"
al. This is one Of the most important awards
made at this Fair. Such machine has long
been wanted for the purpose Of cutting open
drsins In our sloughs, and now we have 1t.
, 1863-10-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Matters IN Scho&eld's Department.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tt1tuae-1
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2, 1861.
William Hays, private, Of the 122d Illinois,
bus been sentenced to be thot at Benton bar
racks, on the 23d October, TOR desertion.
Gen. Schodeld has approved OF the sentence.
Several others are under death sentence, but
the day Of execution has not &c: been fixed
4 conspiracy has been discovered in the
rebel interest, and several arrests been made,
to burn all the steamboats, available for traus-
ports. The number Of steamers lately burned
ard attempted burning, led to an investiga-
ton, and the result Is the discovery Of q
wholesale plot. A eypher letter has been
found and unlocked. It reveals an abomi-
nab1c conspiracy. The matter is in the hands
Of Colonel Liyirgtton, Commander Of the
post.
Several parties have been arrested for kid
mapping negro women and children, and car
1yipg them surreptitious1y to Kentucky.
Gen. Schofeld has proposed to the War
Department to enlist negroes into the armY,
and give their masters receipts, and If1oyal,
to Day them out OF the substitute and bounty
money, tins buying slaves for soldiers. This
scheme Is suggested as method to gel
negroes, and avoid the difficulty caused bJ
recruiting officers en1isting slaves Of persons
alleged to be disloya1.
Col. Noes, who undertook to drive oui
Union men ard arm returned rebels tn North
west Missouri, has been ordered under arrest
by Gen. schofeld. He will be severely pun
ished, If guilty, (perhaps).
kilograms iron Washington are hopefu,
to-day Of schoheld's removal, though hi:
staff officers assert that he Is In no danger.
Guerillas are still being released on bond:
| and oath.
A telerraph is being built to Little Rock.
, 1863-10-03
FROM CHARLESTON.
Progress Of Operations to the
26th Ult.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-The Charleston Caar-
itr Of the 26th ult., says:
The Yankees in large force were again Wig.
orously at work In Battery Wagner all day
yesterday. They hare made considerable
changes, and thrown up formidable sand en-
bankments facing James Island. They also
appear to be busy preparing the grounds be.
tween these embankments for platforms for
their guns. It has not been positively ascer-
tanned whether they hare as Jet mounted any
guns in Wagner and Gregg.
Throughout Friday Fort Moultrie and Bat
terry Bee, on su1livan's Island, and Battery
Simpkins, on James Island, shelled the ene-
my on Morris Island very severely.
The fire became 10 hot that the Yankee
working parties ut Gregg and Wagner were
completely checked in their digging opera
tions in the afternoon for some length oi
time. Two Of their ammunition chests at
Battery Wagner were exploded yesterday.
At Cummings Point shell from Fort
Moultrie exploded near the team Of wagon,
killing one horse and scattering those engag'
ed in loading.
Several times volumes Of smoke were OBJ
served Issuing from the Batteries, supposed
to he from fires caused by our shells.
The Ironsides, four Monitors and the rest
OF the fleet, including the Nondescrfpt, re-
main In about the same position. The cre1
OF the Monitor nearest the Point were en-.
gsged in covering the deck with some sort Of
ea1thwork having the appearance Of sand and
, 1863-10-03
Gi)itooo Qrtl,f111e.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1868.
THE NEWS.

Though not officially announced, it
scems certain that Kansas NAV rejoice in
1,cinr set free from loatbsome contact with
the decayinr CARCASS Of Slavery in Mis-
souri, Henceforth the latter is to work
e,ut 1,cr own salvation. and Kansas is not
10 be dragged at her heels through the
1uirc Of Claybank policy, if such is to be
+ustaiucd.
The rumor TINT Gen. Neil is to be put
in command Of the new department in
3,luce Of Ewing, is good move. If Neil
is ,hc commander who dealt such sum-
mary vengeance on the bushwhackers q
few months ago, lis record is a good one
From Chattanooga we have no later
news than previously published. The re-
.u,ns Of losses continue to come in from
various sources.
At Charleston the siege presents no new
phase. General Gilmore Is busy getting
lis great guns in position in Wagner and
Gregg.
, 1863-10-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 2, 1853.
Gov. Yates has been granted permission,
by the War Department, to raise colored
regiment In this State, to be called the LIST
Illinois colored volunteers, If wishing to Or
ganlze as IN Illinois regiment, or the 18th U.
s, volunteers, If wishing national organizs-
ton. Col BaldTin, formerly Of tho 57th Hi.
rois volunteers, had permission given him by
the President to be recommissioned, after he
had been court rartia'ed and dismissed the
service. That permission the President has
now revoked, and declares all proceedings
under It void, so that Col. Baldwin stands
Dismissed.
Major Ezra Taylor, Of Chicago, has been
made Colonel Of the 1st artillery.
Capt Waterbury has been made Major OF
The same regiment.
, 1863-10-03
The War in Virginia.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-The Washington spe'
cinl to the Ford says:
Returned prisoners; VINO , fesG9ea i33 mere 70.
the Richmond detences with about 5000 men,
snd that Lougstreet reinforced Bragg three
weeks since with e, 600 men.
The Commercial .ldve7tiseTs Washington
letter states:
General slocum has consented to remain
in command Of his corps, the 18th, til the
fall campaign is over. He will distinguish
himself and his corps. Gen. Howard also re-
mains in command Of his corps.
The cnemy's position is strong one on
Southwest Mountain, and running towards
Raccoon Ford.
Richmond papers confirm this, though is Is
apparent that Lee does not mediate at attack,
Ii now looks as though both armies would re-
main On the defensive.
A squad Of rebel gueri]las made dash upon
one of our trains near Fairfax today, hat,
discovering strong guard, they skedaddled-
, 1863-10-03
FROM R0SEcRANS' ARMY.

FROM GEN. STARKWEATHERS BRIGADE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-l
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 9, 1859.
4 letter from Gen. starkweather gives the
number Of killed, wounded and missing in
his brigade, US follows:
Killed s.; wounded 2s2; missing o53. Out
of ,45s men that went into the fight, 597 were
killed, wounded, or missing.
Gen. starkweather's brigade did some Of
the heaviest fighting On Saturday, Sunday,
and Monday, and covered the retreat Of the
army at one point on Monday NIGH,
without the loss Of a man, bring
ing in everything In safety. The General Was
slIghtly wounded in the leg, but kept the
field throughout the action.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A Chattanooga dis
patch Of the 2ssh nit, Delayed until thit
afternoon. reporta that Gen. Whlttakcr re
, 1863-10-03
THE COOPER INSTITUTE
n1EETINls.
n Telling kc1tcr from Hon. Daniel
S. Dickinson.

a grand Republican Mass Meeting Was
held last evening at The Cooper Institute. in
ratification of the New York State no.nina,
lions. In response to advertisement Of the
names Of fdittipguisled Republicans As speak,
CTS, the large hall was densely crowded bJ
1alt.past seven o'clock. Among the speak
ers wc1c Vice President Hamlin, john Coch
rane, E. B. Washburne. The following tel.
ling letter VIC produce entire
LETTER FROM TIE HON. DANIEL S. DICE
1NsON.
B1SGHAarroS, Sept g.
Mess1s. Il. Smith. John Keyscr, A: n. Palmer, J,
G. Able, John Fitch, Samuel Sinclair, S. L.
Hal1-Com1nlttee.
GEN71EMEN:-1h have nothing to say but
What laye often said md repeated, that I
cxhon all, who love our form Of government,
aud cherish m affection for the Union, to act
together, regardless Of preyious political
filth, for the purpose of crushing the rebel
lion, *stotally, absolutely. and immediately -
and, l Will add, Internationally. While the
war should he prosecuted for this purpose,
Il, incidentally, the proposed corner.gtons Of
OF, let us remember that 1t removes blotch
instead Of leaving one, and is the legiti-
1nate fruit Of conspiracy and rebellion.
The prospects Of The confederacy
ass cmc ana ssa sSroad s0 f. Bb 5a nov at
having learned that We have sufficient force
to conquer rebellion and attend to our pirate.
1Trht}ug neutral fr3cuds over the water be.
sides, Inns determined that aiding "belige7-
cuts," 4snder such circumstances, does not
71rou,fse to be profitable, and Is therefore lie
13d1, The benevolent aristocracy, seeing no
5,ope ct our destruction as nation. and tn
xrciioa Of a Sla,xoc7aeV upon onr ruins, vii
acain become intence1y anti i-6lavesy II sent
n3ent. and viii tnyeet largely in the Bible 80
t.iety and other Humanitarian enterprises
The subtle Emperor Of the Willy trencn, un
ablc to find piece Of Confederate teIntof!
large enough to 7rtogMt=e unoccupaea ny
Tede,al army, will probably attend to th'
elerGsnt recently drawn In his Mexican lot
tery, and let us alone. Some hope is yet re-
posed, by the anxious and sympathet1c, II
7he acceptance Of the bogus Mexican thron'
by Maxifnintnn; aud should he occept- Il u
1Aalst 70 paes by the World fair on bis way z
1ega honors. und enter claim for the hrs
premium nun On tools. he viii neglect IN tmpoT
~ Aa1t aaS:a1age. BE will he sure to obtain
II he Oilers, unlcss some OF the English sub
6cs1peIa 70 The "confederate loan, secured up
on c0uon NJ !caet tllrec hundred fecI iron
any bu'!d.ne,' 9sud probably most Of it mucl
he empe{ttion Sa iii III u proRose IN Which cas
doubtful This is about It's foreign aspect
At hcme. It looks at auIouely 10 fhn rss,,j
in tht elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania. An
New York, as it docs 10 The uovcnents Of Le
and BEgg md Beauregard; and the rob,
rrees in Richmond, Chnrlesto9, nd Mobile
renewed energy ard increased effort In Il
cauee they have espoused, alleging that 1t
the best method Of resisting the sLanco
government and eubduing the 1ankces
Maine and California have done tht
duty most nob!y, and the three great Sta!
, 1863-10-03

KANSAS A SEPAR ATE DEP ART
hIENT,
RUNIORED REMOVAL OF GEN.
BLUNT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
L1AyESwoR1n, Oct. l, 1858.
My information as to the change In th1sDe.
partment Of the Missouri, and the creation OF
a separate military district out Of Kansas, has
been verified by undoubted news receiSed
from Washington this evening. Kansas is
now separate department.. The command
was tendereu to Gen. Hunter aud Curtin,
both Of whom refused. 1thas been offered to
Gen. Mcneil, and be will probably accept It.
His appointment will not only be acceptable
to KANSAS, but to all the really loyal men in
Western Missouri.
Gen. Ewing is removed.
Report says he Is to take Gen. Blunt's place
and that Gen. Blunt is placed under arrest
and ordered with his staer to st. Louis. The
cause of Ills arrest is well understood by true
men.
This State will be intensely excited as soo1
ss Blunt's arrest becomds public.
, 1863-10-03

CAIRO, Oct. 2.-Of the half dozen boats ar
rived from below since morning all are In
Government service, most Of them without
as dispatches M <1' er papera. The suitana, from
Memphis, soth alt., just arrived; she has
motives and tenders, and over tNo hundred
bars Of railroad iron. Among her passengers
sre two Confederate prisoners taken at Little
Rock, surgeons, named Cooper and Cogshal.
The steamers Moonson and Sam Gasey
bring cne locomotive each, taken on at
Memphis.
Ger. Montgomery left tonight for Mem.
phls for assfgnmentto to duty.
, 1863-10-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.--Whi1e there are
no Important Eales, trade in most depart
ments is healthfM. Stocks are nearly al de-
brought nothing later from Mexico. The
trial OF the prlvateere arrested last winter On
the bark J. 8. Chapman has commenced in
the Circuit Court, before Judges Field and
Hoffman. About = week has been occupied
was sworn Is Collector ot this port yestet.
day.
, 1863-10-03
From Baltimore,

BALTIMORE; Oct. L-aen schenck has as:
county, of Maryland, 81 $50 for the loss OF
buildings belonging to the earouing ofiica1s
iu4hat district.
a lady Was yesterday cent South from Balti-
more for disloyal Letter to her sou In the
rebel sFmy.
, 1863-10-03
TIE APPEAL OF LOYAL mLSS0U-
RIAKS.

THE APPEAL OF LOYAL mIssoU-
RIAES.
The unconditional Union men Of Mis-
Eouri held great State Convention in
Jefferson City, the State capital, on the
I'd Of September, to protest against the
continuance Of Copperhead Schofeld in
command Of the Department. The Con-
<cntion appointed seventy delegates to
fisit Washington and ask for his removal.
The Committee proceeded to the national
capital and laid their appeal before the
President.
We publish the document entire this
morning. 1t gives Overwhelming reasons
why change ought to be made in that
Department. The address reviews Scho-
fields conduct, and convicts him Of being
IN unmitigated Copperhead whose course
is fast giving over the State to anarchy,
tempered with assassination. All that
had been gained, for law and loyalty are
being rapidly lost, and Secessionists and
traitors under the protection Of Gamble and
Schofeld ere getting the complete control
OF the State.
If the President fails to be convinced
by this exhibit it will be because he
places, in this instance, and for Missouri,
u higher estimate on the Claybank indu-
encc,under the Cabinet patronage Of Bates
and Blair, and anchored to both by family
tics, Gamble being the brother-in-law o
The former, and the latter holding kin
slip with that Frank Blair, who Is jus
now driving Mcclellan wedges to divide
1he Republican, party. Protected By Gam
bic md Blair, Schoield, as the exponen
of their policy, is fast turning the State 0
Missouri over into the hands Of PRICE,
returned soldiers, and executing sucl
deeds in the name Of loyalty as make Lib
nrty afraid, and honest men, whose heart
arc first md always with the Union, t.
hang their heads for shame.
Tie conflict is irrepressible between th
elements represented By md opposin
these men. The gap will widen until
involves other States. The irritation wi
go on until it works bitterness not yet real
lied. The only remedy is to everywher
give the conduct Of the war into the hand
of the uncompromising advocates Of tn
war, to place the control Of affairs in A1is
*ouri in charge Of men who are for th
progress of Missouri toward Liberty q
her su1cst path to established Loyalty
rather than sustain in power men who's
4-,xAx ,rcf1 r9a
, 1863-10-03

AHe NH11oHH1 DHH1AS 1@n
New YoRK, Oct. 3.-Thc first report Of the
first National Bank Of New York, is publiah-
ed to-day, and is considered highly favorable.
The reeources show U. s. stocks and loans
and discounts, $500, 600 and due from banks,
$4,000, 900.
The liabilities show paid up capital Of
$500, GOO, md $500 600 deposit, total $500 900.
The bank has only been in operation sixty
days, but 1t will soon increase its capital.
, 1863-10-03
OR LOYAL RAILROAD
BOYS


AURORA, ILL.,, Sept. 3o.-0ne gear ago now,
while the enlistments were going on, the Lo-
comotire Machine Shop men Of the Chfcago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, at Aurora,
pledged themselves that they would contri-
butte certain percentage oftheir wages, which
tue support of the fanilies of those who
should enlist from their department. For the
fret eight months three per cent, of their
earnings was given, and for the past four
months one per cent. During this thine
thirteen families have been supported By
contributions, in the fau and winter, Of from
according to their size and necessities, aud
during the summer months, eight to fifteen
dollars. The following is IN exhibit of their
financial doings:
Amount collected In 12 months. ~ s8a NJ
Amount tisbursed. .......S Sa 2as "
On hand In hank. $3.50
Il llanGe Of Treasures. 1a8
, 1863-10-03

Tnc,c arc three hundred men in thi. depart
ment. There are Us many more In the car
department, and q sinilar organization WAS
effected there. It is the purpose Of the men
lies Of their old comrndes shall eutfer, so long
as thev shall remain in the army.
, 1863-10-03
Hcu1. G0urrti5rl,1cnts.

- O. z. 8CR1YEN, .8d=s7tI,iny -4Gs7:::, 6
Dearborn streSt Il authorised 70 rt1etre G5rdrtt:s
at1ats {cr sA!s aHd "a tn zstdis:5 -Nerzssotnef:
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