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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

Lieut.. J. Fl. BESHAN, OF the 9th Illinois
Cavalry. under date of La Grange, Tennessee,
writes 10 his parents in Saybrook, as follows:-
Our boys had scout few days ogo, and
camo near getting whipped. but they had no
better sense than to 6gut, and 6ualIy came out
ahead They started last Saturday with $50
men after band Of guerlllas, known as Rich
ardson's partisan rangers They fell in with
some OF them and drove them, taking few
prisoners. On Sunday They found two com-
pauies of them, look twenty prisoners, killed
four or five, and seut the prisoners to this place
under guard OF Fifty men. Al about clock
they cam upon the main body of them, 600
strong, drove them ten miles Oh dead rum aud
camped AT dark within d mile of tuem. One
HUNDRED meu were required for picket duty and
ten men for guarding prisoners. aud the rest
ninety, went 10 sleep by their horses. AT
about II o'clock, Col Richardson, with his
Major, Adju,aut, aud 500 men came on foot,
slipped through the pickets, aud the first our
men knew, they were shooting them, rolled up
III their blankets, tney jumped up. went into
them, aud drove them, wounded their Colonel,
killed their Major aud Adjutant, aud four men,
aud wounded iurty more. We had eight men
killed On the sppi, aud thirty wounded more or
less, some of them have died since.
Monday, they came back (40 miles) and
brought in all the men that were able to ride
nurse buck. Al II o 'Jlock Monday night, old
red for, (Col. Greirson), started with am
buances. &c, and 500 men, back to get the
rest Of the wouuded. They reached the spo,
d. O'Clock Tus lay, after having had two
little fights and taking twenty prisoners. They
found that six more Of our meu had died, max
ing fourteen in all, aud one was taken prisoner
aud has not been hea, d from. They found d 81
that ten more OF The rebels had died. so we ar
, ahead of them yet. They found were the rebe
Colonel was hid, and went after him. The,
sent the wounded in with an escort of 100 men
! Col. Greirson is still after them with 400 me1
4 if be has good luck will close them out befor
he returns. He got after them lour weeks age
and got sll their teDls, wagons. teams, amuni
ton, medical stores, books aud papers, music
and pay rolls, and in fact, everything they hat
but themselves and horses Taking it altoge
ther, the fight Sunday night was the mos
brilliant thing on record Five hundred mel
(which they own they had) agaiDt Ginety sslee
in their blankets, and yet got whipped. Cap
Pierce, David Pierces son Of Sayhrook,l O
J, Co. A, stood within six feet of the reb,
o hDjor-the Major yelling surrender you Go
8 dunn Yankee sous Of bitches, aud shooting 4
e each other all Tue tiu'e. He had empted thre
n revolvers (lS shols) before Pierce dropped hin
r When be fell the Adjalanl ordered bis men I
Il fall back, and hat was The last he ever said
r When the first shots we're fred, Capt. Burrov
n (rehsl,) who was prisoner in a house, sal
8 there are our meD-we are free now. Que
s our men who WAS guarding hlm levellsd ca
= bine at him aud sail. God damn you, PH fir.
:. yOu! and our men are not apt to tell lies.
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A BIastinx Comic rsion I

The New Yo,k WorM ASSUMES that the
reported capture Of Cha' lesion Was an elec.
tioneering trick TO defeat Seymour in C'n
nec,icut If a more blasting aud damuing
confession. was ever made, we have no
knowledge OF il. 1t is simply an avowal
that graud success to the Uuion cause,
would tend 10 defeat the election Of Sey
monr. In other words, Seymour stock
went up as Union stock went down IL a
Union victory tended TO defeat him, reh.
ell victory wond have tended to elect him.
And this is the confession Of The New York
World! Who does not see then that in
the defeat of Thomas Ii. Seymour, in Con-
necticut. ou Monday lest. tie rebels and
traitors suffered defeat as well as Copper
heads Democracy ? The two flourish TO
gether, and each felt the success or defeat
of the other.
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MExICo .-Laie news releseuts the French TO
be still belore Puebls. Several skirmishes are
SAID to have resulted rather 10 th ir discontinue
and sickness aud the guerrillas were adding to
their discomfort. Their preparations for an
attack upon Pueba were, however progressing
with secrecy aud vigOr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

Business at New Orleans appears to be be-
coming better. Considerable cotton is said to
be ready to come 10, the rebels having humbug.
ed Davis abost the burning, by suboruing his
etnisaries to make false reports.
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Ex-Commssieser Boutwell, is to publish
with the official sanction ofths Treasury De-
partmsnt. the 'atsrnsl revenue laws. with co.
pioss index. decisions, extracts from eorrsspon.
dspe., and notes bis own.
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TAX UPON COMPANIES BUILDISG RAILROADS,
ETc,-COmpaDies authorized by charter 10
build railroads or canals, upon which passengers
and freight other than that of the company are
to be transported, being indebted for any sum
or sums of money for which bonds or other
evidences Of Indebtedness have been, or shall
be Issued, payable in one or more years after
date. are required to withhold three per cen,um
from all payments on account OF coupoHs
or interest upon such Indebtedness US
was incurred on account Of such railroad or
canal. and to make quarterly returns aud pay.
ment thereof TO the Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue.
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INCOME TAx.-Instruciion with relation to
the assessment OF the Income Tax will be is.
sued from the Internal Reyense Bureau within
q day or two.
Ii will save the assessor much time. AID pre-
baby some perplexty, II those liable to pay
an income tax. the work OF assessing which ID
by the requirement Of the act 10 be entered
upoa on the first Of May. will bestew some
thought upon the subjsct beforehand. A
little preparation. on the part Of those who are
not in the habit Of keeping an income account
vill enable them very ~nch to sxps dits. aud
render less disagresable the furnishing Of the
rsquirsd Information.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

The returns Of the iptsrpalI revenue for last
week ere over million and. half dollars, and
are. steadily increasing.
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"It mus, be distinctly understood that trea
son. express or implied. will not be tolerated in
this department !"--Burnsidess order.
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I AIDES yen can find a choice collec.
~ ton of FLOWER SEEDS at
Ashtabuia, April IL, 1862 n. G. DICKS.
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ATTENTION SINGERS.

THE Spring S. sson Of the Ashtsh shula
Il Comfy Musical Association, under the direction Il
c. A. Bentley. will be held Coebrook, Tuesday the
2s inst, CONNER ciug at II O'Clock, A. N.
The " l)ispasnn," " Jubilee" (Anthem Edton) and
"New York Gee and Chorus Book" will be used
As the committee TO purchase book for the society have
been unabled to fad suitable oue Ia hoped that the sing
who attend from those here the
and NV York Glee and Chorus Book" have
duced. will bring many copies OF these works they
ID. J.. AUSTIN, Secy. q. a. BENTLEY, Pres
April 10, 1868. 2t-694
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
of Lands and Tsnemsnss. 80
Ashtabula Common Pleas FeD'ry Term, 1868.
Edwin siaa,t II rssneh' Order Of Sale. ..
Tayers A. Miller, }
EY Virtue Of an Order OF Sale duly is.
sued nom said Court the above TO directed will
offer by way Of Public Auction at the door Of the
Court House in Jefferson Ashtabula County, ohio,
on Saturday, the I'd day Of May, A. ID. 1863,
the hours oe,oek Of said day. the following
described LADds and Tensments, u wit;
situate In the County OF Ashabua and Of Ohio and
In township of Ausnburg being part OF Lot No tuen-
yx (2o) and bounded north BY B. Wiams and iot
BY land Improved D. Fierce south By the and
and Trambui Turnpike Road contauiag half Of
be the same nore less being the premises deed
ed BY Philip Palmer 10 I. A. Miller. Appraised at -
shsnn's omss, March rs, 1853.
X A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, ss
So3 ss2s Special ksstsT cemmissies&r
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v EEkLY TELEGRAPH
A S Ii Il A B L l. A {:

Saturday Morning, April is, 1853.
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Dahlia Roots for Sale.

A LOT Of the choicest kinds of Dahlia
Roots may be found, properly labeled, for at the
Store of J. T. Robertson. DAVID DuROIS
Ashtabula. April II, 1854
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
General Orders, No. 8.
HEADQC aRTERS, X NJ,
TOPnKA. Sept. 18th, 1858.


10 prevent iIregulariues aud to secure uni
fofmiiy. it i 0edesei:
I. That from and after the os0nuleation ol
this order. tho muster roll OF oil companies o
militia orgsnizine. o. hereafter u be organ 3ed
ia the Northern Division, shall b. fora ardsd q
Mel. Gen. Jas. l. McDowell. Headquarsers d
,.savenwoslh. All companies Organizing. o. "a
b organized, in the Southern Division hal
f.rward their rolls 70 Maj. Gen. John 3. Scsr
Hesdqasrless st l. roy, Ksnsas- 4 full compl
s.ce with the lass regulating the organisation
il enjoned, AID especially that . cticn requiring
. prescribed oath 70 Be duly administers 10 and
ssb'crbsd By each member Of Tho respective
compseiea.
II. Hereafter eommissions will be issued and
forwarded upon the rreomm -ndsiions Of the MejoF
Gsner~ls commanding disisioss. The MAJOR
6enersls will cause copies Of the muster fUls, q
so.u ~ pDse Die after Their receipt 70 b forward
ID % the Office Of the AdjuianI Gen. raj.
Ill. Unrii further order the r. giments organ
issd in the SOUthcrn Division will be numbered
and recognized - follows: The regiment com.
p'sed ut the militia of Douglss County, =. B
swift, comnssnding.ss number one the regimen
composed o. the nsiiijs u Linn County. Col. Jno
S0Oddy cpmma &c ing. as number ~ :; thu reg
imeat c0mpos-d e the mi ills OF Shawnee COun-
~. COL W. w. II Lawrence commanding AZ
number three. Regiments hereafter Orgahix,
will be numbered scc.,i ng TO The istcs II tis,il
respective ofgsn xau.ns Nv ord oi tie e. ~
mabGer-in Chief. GIiLFoRD DUDLEY.
Adjatani Genefli
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asanAL ORDER no. 2.

HEAD euARrEss 81 Reg. N. D. K. s. N
O.ksIoosa, Nov. I2, 1863.
1st. By Special order of Maj. Gsal
Mcdowell. Commanding N. D. K 8. n,
Capt c. B. AcClellsn's and Caps. -
whislow's Companies are hereby ~.
signed 70 the Sd Reg. N D. K. $. N.
81. The order TOR weekly drills il
hereby recioded and the last Friday Of
each mouth is set apart for compaoy
drill.
Sd. Commanders Of Companies will
have their companies meet At the u.ual
places Of holding elections in their sew.
ersl townships.s ~ 10 O'Clock, "A. n, and
drill until ; O'Clock. p. n. All del,n.
quests will be promptly dealt With by
Commanders OF companies as provided
BY Law. Excuses Of private business
will no. be allowed.
9Th. Commauders Of companies v;ll
see .ha, al persons subject 10 Militia
duty are enrolled 10 some eoupauy
nov organised within their Jurisdrtioa.
5.h. Commanders Of companies will
make monthly reports to these Head
quartsrs. Of the No. VI men on drill 1t
each rtsted meeting of the company
and the names Of absentees.
BY order Of
SIS. CooPxs, Col. Com.
e. b. McCLELLAN, Adit.
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We learn from NJ. Burd.ek Express
agent ut Forl Scott. tbs; courier bad
arrived tom Geo. Biunt. brin.i the
startling intelligence ths. Copper and
Shelby had eluded the vigilance Of our
forces On The Arksnsas. and crossed witI,
nearly nine thousand men. and we're
marching toward G-n. Blunt. Who has
sigh,ssn hundred cavalry y an escor.
to The supply train. which Is the larry 1t
single train that had been cent from
any pos, during the var. ltisthirtseu
@ilss losg sbsa 10 sloss marching or
der
On. Blunt wss compelled 70 corral
his tssis .sad make PREPARATION Tor i'm.
mediate dslsuss. He ssst Tor rsinfoscs.
msnis. and ssys - can maintain bis
position uasil they arrive.
He was 10 The Cherokee Nation sbout
eighty miles from Fort Blsns.
We swat further inlsligsocS With
snxissy.-Bsvstss.
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PErEeson's NAoAxixE.-We are in
receipt Of this popular Lsdy's Maya
sine. for December. l, is . splendid
nsnbsr. Peterson will Be- greatly
improved in 1864. It will contain near.
y 1000 pages OF double colamn reading
matser;l4 steel plates: l2 eolcred fash
ion plates: I2 coIored patterns 10 Ber-
lin work. embroidery or crochet, and 800
wood enyrarings -propons;osatsly more
ssan any ether periodical gises It's s.o-
ries and noveIets are BY the best wri-
tiers. In 1864. -Four Original Copy
NoveIets will be given. lie Fashions
are always the Laies, and Pre,tiest.
Every neighborbeod ought to make up
club. lts price is but Two Dollars q
year, or dollar less than Magazines Of
its class. l. is the Magazine Tor the
Times! 70 clubs. :. is cheaper still. viz:
three copies for @S. Eve Cor $50.
or eight for $40 To every person get
ting up . club. a. these rates. )the Pub
Usher viii send one copy free gratis
Specimens sen, (if written for)'o those
wishing TO ge, up clubs. Address. post
pasd, CHARLES J. PETERSON, BOG
Chesnu. Street. Philadelphia.
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There 10 Is much art in keeping {
good hotel ~ in any other branch o.
business. and it is not every man thai
can make ssceessfsl landlord, Blu
LAxpks, Of the Mansion House. Lesy
eaworth. knows the business. and is
fully compens for . Major General
position in the army Of hotel keepers.
Like Zaccheus Of old. be 10 small Of
ssatue. bat hs hes 20 need 10 climb =
tree TO oversee al things in the crowds
that throng his house. He does that
With entire saccess BY his tact. energy
and ability. II you have brsn st the
1sasioa since LAspEs was there. you
~ill 60 again. Of course: il you have
not been. be sure TO 60 there the nex'
time yoa visit the city.
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In Franklis and Anderson counties.
in tl,is oAss. The farmers hsss. Tor sew
eral uoashs past. been troubled With .
large mouniain volt. said 70 b much
larger than . NsvteundIsad dog. whicb
has bad Gor . eompsnioa in mischief .
dog Belonging 70 Gsa. Blani. Togs.h-
er they hare visited nearly I'll the farms
10 tha. porfios Of she Ssa.e. and have
killed . large ssabsr Of chickens, shsrp
and hogs. Tbs dog Was killed short
linz siacs. bet I'll satsoP,s to kill the
volt have failed. Itis shs inssotiou o!
The citizens 70 hare . general hast lor
him q seos - Snow eoGIcisbt (alh 70
eustle then 70 'ssnet'' bin. - Dialects.
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MAsox 4 HAnrrs's CAsrxsr O.c ANS.

Mason 4 HAMLIN's CABrxsf ORG ANS.
1t is very seldom tina, We are able to
direc. public attention to musical in.sru
men,s that contain so many elements Of
popularity IS the above named. Per
sons interested in inslrumets ofsustained
tones, will be glad to learn that the Ne
Qodeon is NO longer the only instrument
within their r-ach-bu. that they can
uow obtain one. which from its capabii.
i,ies Of power and expression. jastly en-
titles it 10 place among musical ins,ru-
ments heretofore uaoceupied. and BY
abe hslp of which ,rae organ music can
be brought out in ones own home. with
on, the inconvenierees attending the
large pipe organ. Among the improve
uen,s ~ith which the Cabinet Org. n is
supplisd-tbs most prominent is the
.Automaciic Swell which enables the
performer to produce with perfect ease
every variety Of light and shade. from
an almost inaadible murmur to . iuli
ciorus elect. strongly res.mbl q. that OF
hrgs pipe organ. As . fitting tss,i-
nonial 10 the exellencies Of these inssru.
uents. the names Of over one hundred
oft,e most eminent organisis and mu-
sicians in the country have been given
10 fheir support. proaouaeing them the
best in the world Our musical read
srs and others Interested, are referred
10 the advertisement Of Nsssrs. Mason
4 Hamlia In another column.
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Frightful Tragedy.

For the past year bitter feud ha.
existed between the families Of J. n
Hsnds and J. L Winfield. living On the
Hsmbold,.s bou, fifteen miles from town
which ha, resulted frightfully. They
occupy adjoining claims. and have sew.
eral times met With guns and threaten.
ed each Others lives. Last "wednesday
. son Of Win6eId's rode up 10 Hands.
who was a. work within bis fence. and
accused him Of having caused . party
Of soldiers TO commit ou,ragss upon his
family. Hands denied The charge,
whereupon Winfield drew hi revolver,
Hands begging him not To shoot. Win.
6sld then accused him Of having SET 90,
= prairie ere which destroyed .ome oi
his fence. which srge Hands also de
MED. Win6eld again drew his rsvOlv-
er:seeioy which Hands ordered his soa.
1 lad Of fourteen OF fifteen years OF age,
to 70 into the house and ge, him the
shotgun. Winfield fred. The ball enter
ing the RICH. shoulder and passing en-.
ursly through. The boy. seeing his
father fell just ~ he vas coming oat Of
the house With shs gun. raised il and
fred u Winfield. The charge entering
Win6-lds breast and face. He attempt.
cd 10 Gro 1t The Buy but before be sue
eesded the boy put second charge Of
shot into him. Hands wss killed in
s'antly. sni Winfeid's recovery is con
siiered Doubtful
Such occurrences are becoming too
frequent. Trey suggest something rad
,csiIy wrong There seem. 20 he no
fear Of lao ~ sll.-yxazios U.s;os.
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ght 4adtptadsnt.
O,kalsssa. jefferson County, Kansas.
local Experiment.
4 5os ii a. Soi "a" EA''e".

HOns OF the men arrested and
huhg for stealing the horses Of NJ. New.
man near Sautrelle Falls. In his con.
iession before dea,h. related the circum.
stance Of the robbery Of Nr. Eli Evans
10 K," township. giving all The facts
Substantially - NJ. E. related them a,
the time. We are glad tha. some Of the
Williams are over taken BY jsstiee.
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81 Aes'r'. Wilson / Hastings are
still No. liza the Hardware line. We
never heard Of any one trading with
these gentlemen that did not wish %
trade with them again when in need Of
any thing il their line. Give them {.
call. ss .F,s
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s. Fechheimsr + Co., No. 50 Main
street. Leavenvorth, have oos Of the
bsss stocks Of rsady-mads clothing to
- toRad any whore IN the vest. Their
styles are good. their clothing veil made.
isd their vasjsty very extensive. Give
sAsss call. You viii 6ad they cell
very ssasosabls Tor these times Of high
prices.
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BONE Of our subscribers have ex.
pressed . wish to pay for their papers
in'wo0d. We wish they would bring
1t along soon. And As many other. as
wish to take the Independent and pay
Tor it in wood. We desire to have our
wood for the winter secured a. soon rs
possible.
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aEsnAI ORDER no.

0ED48AL Order 10. I
HEADQUARTERS, 81 REC. N.D.K.S.N
The following persons are hereby an.
pointed Staff officers Of this Reg. and
will be obeyed rs such.
g. b. CARsox. Qusrlermaster.
G. 3. AcClELLAn. Adju,ans.
}. Z: DIvLEsLlss. Surgeon.
J. W. Hours. Assistant Surgeon.
Thomas hooGEs. P.ymas,er.
Z. W. GRAY. Q'rmas.sr's Sergeant.
wv. JENKINS. Sergeant Major.
By order Of
s. g COOPER. Col. Com.
c. B AcCLsLLAx, Adi't.
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~ Tas HowAsD ASSOCIATION Of
q PhiIAdslphia stiIl Offers to kind and
eesesesat aid 70 tbs afflicted. - I'll the
sya statss. cad everywhere oaiataiss
ehigh ehsraeter for houessbIs couducs
- professional skill. We 6ssl assured
~ + ssy y sssisd spea = . sosnd
- ssry sssfsl lsssits.ies. A sew
~ hsW he wsaaesD win b lesnd
: 80 advertising solssss.
- s5a7 -nsgt
- ~ xhft 3iafZ sffas
.issxA ssss.z issx .ass f.gs
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THE Insbrisss may now bid dsfilncs tn the
rsnrfsne CUP Do. ZANES AN rlDOTE
fl)R HTxONG DRINK j. . certsip cUsE sos
slnksx1ese. j. bssates . aisllke Tor strung
dnrk. ara can be sdmini-t. red without the
kneWjeAase e sbe votisot FEees o. . boa. Sent
81 nail . any addsee, ~ 5 c. uPhAA. aos
6eoase 6spss, Phlsdslphis, p. circsls"
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am onng'n9 "at new ana asefui arfic'e Of
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or New York CITY Soap. put I'D in box
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er sOaps, Whs5ev,r lntr ducrd. One pound VIII
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NOTICE j. hereby gv,n that On the !eih day
IN If October, 1898. Letters Of Admisirtr.sion
II III the III annexed uushe Estate Of Lswis STAT.
ford. dec o.. d, ia,e oi }. erson County, Kansas.
vers Issued q Jsme. A. Mann, BY the Probate
Court OF said County snd - q. All psresas
having cisims against ssid estate, svs required
10 exhibit hem ios allowances within ous year
alter the date ii ssid letter.. or they may b.
prcciad.d irow any bensfi of said estate; snd
n such dGsssb b. nss axaihissd wtahin t,rss ssarp
from the date of said letters thsy Will % tossv'
e bartds - ~ jAWkS =. cAnNs
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paying oil charges.
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