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driven aoroas the Missouri, With the ioas
of ali their subsiaiehce, &c. Our, ioss
was small, whfio at hast 100 OF The cod
aeeswefe killed. and wounded. 46 dead
had been found
Signed II. $. SHELLEY, Brighten.
Gen. Sultz marched from Fort Pierre
for the big bend of the Missouri on the
10th July, with LOU cavalry, and will
doubtless intercept the flying Sioux. CT
Little Grow, the principle chief and
instigator OF the Indian hostilibes, has
been killed, and his son captured. In
dian hostilities east OF the Missouri river
may be considered at an end. He.y
Signed JoHN PoPE, Maiort Gen.
BosroN, Aug. l5.-The ship Electric,
from London, arrived TO- day. She makes
the following report July 10Th she fell
in with the North American built bark
Hiawatha. She was totally dismantled,
and had the appearance Of being stripped
Of all her valdables. She iloated light IN
the water, with no appearance Of damage
TO the hull, further than the mouse being
badly stove. August 9th, in latitude 43
deg. north and longitude 60 deg. west,
she feu in with the new st. John built
ship Gloucester, from Sc. John, bound to
London. She was waier-logged, having
been ashore on the Seal Island three
days before. We took of twelve of the
crew, who refused to proceed in the ship.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. 1.-THE female
prison in this place fell ON Thursday
morning, burying eleven women. Six
were taken out slightly injured, one
mortally, and four killed. ~
The mail coach and passengers were
robbed by guerrillas this morning, near
the Big Blue, between this place and In
dependence.
Special 70 the Tribune
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. Ia Last night Pro-
vost Marshal Westlake, of the 9th dis
trict, with a detachment of cavalry, made
a descent on some 200 oopperheads and
deserters at Isabel township, Fulton
county, capturing 10 or ~, and report
says several killed.
Great excitement exists in that see tion.
tits reported that the copperheads are
arning TO drive the cavalry out of the
county. Go~i
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the Fret. Michigan and SQUADRON q
tb6 Eighth Now York, at M
! THE Second Brigade caIne Up and was
quickly thrown into position and after
a fight Of two hours and thirty minutes,
routed the enemy at all points and drove
him towards the river. t.
When within a short distance OF the
bridge, General Bufords command came
up and took the advance, A
We lost 20 Killed, 80 wounded, and
40 missing. We found upon the field
125 dead rebels, and brought away up
ward of so wounded.
isiA large nu.nber of TIN enemy g
wounded were left upon the field in
charge of their own surgeons.
We captured two guns, three BATH.
flags, and upward Of 1900 prisoners.
To General Custer and his brigade,
Lieutenant Pennington and his battery.
and squadron OF the Eighth New York
cavalry, of General Bufords command,
all praise is due.
Very respectfully,
'i--- Your obedent servant.
j. KurATRICK,
Brigadier General Of Volunteers, com
mandiug a division. n Iet
HEADQuARTERs, q. 5. FoRcEs,1
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. II, 1863. s
General Orders, No. %. .e..
/. The attention OF citizens is called
to the following extract from General
Orders from the War Department, dated
January 10Th, 1862 -z- .
"By direction of the Secretary of War,
private letters receised by Officers of the
Army Tor transmittal through the lines of
the United States troops, TO persons Nv
ing in the enemy's country, will not
hereafter be forwarded, but will be sent
to The Dead Letter Office, in the city of
Washington. Exception is made in favor
of letters addressed 10 officers and men
detained as prisoners by the insurgents. y
II. Noletters hereafter will be examin-
ed at these Headquarters.
III. Letters to be sent South should be
forwarded open 10 the Provost Marshal
Of the Department of the Cumberland.
+. By command of Isl. .
Brig. Gen. r. S. GRANGER.
w. NEvN,
.., Capt and A, A. Gen.
al2-1W e. 6. p.
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GENERAL KLPATRIoK'S DISPATCH. g ,
HBADqs's 3D- DIVISION CAVALRY GoRPs,l
- WARnENToE JuEoTIoS, Va. Aug. z.
10 Colonel Az Alermder, Chef' Of Sag
Of Cavalry Corps:
CoLoNEL In compliance with letter
Just received from the headquarters of
the cavalry corps of the Army of the
Potomac directing me TO give the facts
connected with my fight at Falling
Waters, have the honor TO state that at
3O'elOek on the morning of the 18th ult
| learned that the enemy's pickets were
retiring on my front. Having been pre-
Yiously ordered 10 attack att A. NJ, I
was ready to move at once. at daylight
l had reached the crest OF the hills ocs
cupied by the enemy an hour before, and
al few moments before six General
Custer drovethe rear guard OF NE enemy
into the river. st Williamsport. Learn
ing from citizens that portion Of the
enemy had notreAted Ia. the direction of
Falling Waters, al once moved rapidly
for that point, and came up with the
rear-guard Of the enemy at ESQ A. NJ,
ata point two miles distant from alling
Waters. Weprsssed on, driving them
before us, raptufipg many prisoners and
one gun. .. ..4s .1, ..,. .a....s15e
When within ons aud half miles of
Failing Waters the. enemy was found In
large torce, drAWn up in line Of battle ON
the crest OF a hill commanding the road
on which was advancing. His left was
protected by esrthworks, and his right
extended 70 the woods far on my left.
The enemy was, when first seem. in two
lines ofbattle, with arms stacked. With
Ia less than one thousand yards OF this
large force a second piece OF artillery,
with its support of infantry, was cap-
tured while attempting 70 get into posi- /.
tiOn. The. gun was taken 10 she rear.
A portion of the Sixth Michigan cavalry,
seeing only that portion Of the enemy
behind the earthworks, charged
This charge, led by Major Weber, WAS
the most gallant ever made. At trot he
passed up the hill, received the fire from
the whole line, and the next moment rode
through and over the earthWorks, passed
TO ihe right, sabering rebels along the
0ntirU line, and returned with a loss of
thirty killed, wounded, and missing, in
GLIDING the gall ant MAJ or Weber, killed.
directed General Custer 20 send for.
ward ooe regiment az skTmishers. They
were repulsed before support could be
sent them ana driven hack, closely fol-
lowed by the rebels, until checked by
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a Toxan,s viows.
A Texan writes 70 a friend in New
York City:

Texan writes 70 friend in New
York City:
In 1860 hoped better eounsels would
WI = prevail and that tho South would not 60
N~~~- 10 war believed then that the fret
gun fired for secession would be the first
note in the death knell Of Slavery, and
that my negro property, in common with
III ' Iali others, would be valueless. i have
never soen any reason TO change that
opinion II has always appeared 70 me
5.g- as the inexOrsble logic of fGcts, or il you
please, the sure working of DEGREES OF
God. -'"'-'- H'" '
The only signs of Government mani
fest among as are tue tax collector and
the bayonsted soldier hurrying some
poor devil into the c1nscription or mig
~. % agegg 10 che lortifoatiops People are be-
ginning TO find out that liberty regulates
by law, bill of rights and such like old
cesr fogyism really do amount 10 something
after all, and they are beginning TO say
4 II they had known secession would lead
- such events, they never would have
voted for it Things are working. The
rN last conscription has weakened the force
Of our armies in che affections of the
AZ people The tyranny 10 CALLING and will
work ts own cure after while A great
e many Of our people, despairing of sat.
Element of affairs are leaving the coun-
try never TO return.
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Puopls yometimes get thiogs sadly
hixsd. he wassbown the other uSy IN
Providence, R /. in the case Ola young
man who had read Ia the newspapers
a.. chat tie only son Of a WIDOW who de-
pended on him for support would be
exempted from The draft The Provi-
vr~- dence journal sayGrE WgE FU
~ rural conscript appeared before the
Eastern Board of Enrolment, a day or
two since, and desired 10 be exempted
forthwith, that he might return TO his
B1e county home. "What are YOurclaimaF
q demanded the Do tor I'm entirely dc.
~ pendent upon my zgot6sr f0y s1Pp1gt" was the
innocent reply. WhereupOn, thus replied
the Doctor, whilo smile family ihu
mined the faceoftbe BJardt Il am hap,
Ply 70 assure you, my honest hearted
,r, "a, friend, that tho Ggyernment is prepared
IT once 10 falievc your mother from 81
unsuitable burden, aud assume YOU
entire charge aud expense during tht
next three years, without the slightest
b. recourse 90 the maternal fount for sup
port or succor" The young drafted ap.
m "a pesred little b3Wildered, and referred
so he papers 70 ascertain what was the
A matter
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published n beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

COID1GEN . ZEN If ICAIE,
For the use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four colors represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate ia enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as romem-
brance.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
t 90" l. N. RHODES & CO.,
8" 80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
july10-9m ""
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NOTICE.

ON TIM iOI'a 1GV 0Y MAY, ls5s, nENNis
" CANNON executed 10 my order sdhdry Notes
t9r1 hUY "a uara ahl OF 1yllifh nDies Lzouty.our
nov romHta unpaid a,e past due, and arc la lie
banda Of .tl4N Asnoa, toIs,leTiy Ey' agent
All persons are ioIhuddra 90 barter trade for Ga
buy any ci said notes. They Wholly belong to me,
.Ahh tia payment thereof 10 any other person than
nlysolf, las been stopped.
ISAIAH DICKSON.
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q" WASHINGTON, August II. 4,
The following dispatch has been re-
ceiyed Al The headquarters Of ;he army
here: ' gs,
Headquarters or THE Army or 7HEl q
r wPoTosiAc, Augusi D
Mayor General Halleck, Gene al7.n- Chief
Washington N
Ny attention has been called TO what
purports TO be an official dispatch of
Gen. K. Z. Lee, commanding the Con-
federate army, to General s. Cooper, Adj
jutant and Inspector General, denying
the accuracy of my telegram TO you Of
July IL announcing the result of the
cavalry affair at Falling Waters.
l have delayed taking any notice of
General I4ee,s report until the return of
Brigadier- General Fitzpatrick, absent on
leave, who commanded the cavalry on the
occasion referred TO, and on whose report
from the lield my telegram was based.
| now inclose the report of Brigadier-
General Fitzpatrick, made after his atten-
ton had been called TO General Lee re-
port. You will.see that he reiterates and
confirms all that my dispatch averred,
and proves most conelnsiVely that Gen.
Lee 'hss been deceived by his subordi-
mates, or he would never, in the face of
she faeis now alleged, have made the as
sert0ns is.report coDtains.
II appears that was in error in stating
that the body of General Pettigrew was
left in our hands, although l did not
communicate that fact until an officer
from the field reported TO me had seen
the body.
1t is now ascertained from the Rich,
mond papers that General Pettigrew,
though mOrtally wounded in the affair,
was taken to Winchester where he SUBJ
sequently died.
The three baule.hsgs captured on
this occasion and sent 70 Washington
belonged TO the Fortieth, Forty seyenth,.
and Nfty-tifth Virginia. regiments Of in
hntry. General Lee will surely ac-
knowledge these were not left in the
hands of stragglers, ''asleep Ia barns. "i.ss.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE G.. MEADE, ar.
Major General Commanding.
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HcIusel SIno GSstses3 or LisIlf EEanRss
mentO ned below

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, 81
have been wound up !; aud their Notes. q any AT
out, utterly worthless 20
.l1 Agricultural Bank, At Brewnsyiiie -,.-
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
~ Mechanics Bank, VI Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, Vt Memphs. d. 3
Z Exchange Bank, at MurfreesbOro.
Miners aud Manuiacturers' Bank, at KnOISN .
---- Bank Of East Tennessee, nc Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank % Jefferson, at Baudrdeb. n
Bank OF Claiborne, az TazeWeu
d. Bank o. TazeWelt at TazoRel. q -sta
'LAWrehoebufg Bank, At LAWfelc bnrs
CillEehsi Rank, at Memphis.
,.-~Bank OF Amerioa, at ularksvilt. Oh
Exchange Bauk, Georgia. o.. 49,
Southern Bank, Georgia ~~~
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PArNvmLE Mo-. Aug. l5.--Colonel
CoHey ATTACKED ne to day. lie s COM
pletely routed, with over thirty killed
sSN-IaAd wOnHded - We have inrIre mum.
Der of prisoners, all his ammunition,
vra svwsgons, commissaFy stores, arms, horses,
cattle, &c. He has scattered all his
command except two hundred who re-
maine with him. force ia following
him close. My horses are 30 worn down
that they cannot move further until
rested.
no " Csptsin HiTschis just in, and reports
that ne Killed thirty i've and wounded
NEwPokT,E l., Aug 15.-At meet.
ing of the Executive Committee of the
J3a National Dgmocratic CopyendOu, held al
Newport 90 day, the following resolution
was unanimously passed. 4
.l4 Rssslosa, That a meeting of the Ma
tonal Democratic Committee be called
- 49, at the ST. Riohelss Hotel, in New York,
on Monday, depE7, 1853, nt noon, Tor
the purpose OF liking the time and place
'~''- for the next NAlionat Democratic Com
vention, and takeinto consideration such
other matters Of interest as will proba-
bly, come befors tho Convention "
FURTHER BY TIL HBERNIAN
... 81. ST., JoHEs, N L, Augs l5.--Captain
Luce, Of the ship San Rive, has publish
ed the particulars Of the capture OF his
vessel by the Florida. The Elorida was
lying the American Dag whom she over
hauled the San Rive, bat alter some inQui.
~ run up tho Confederate flag, and sent a
Ia. prize crew 90 bard. Capt Luce uld-
mately signed ransom bond of $780,
600 nthe presenneof an army force.
,,0 The Times contains letter from Mr.
-'''--' Mckee, Agent for the Confederate Loan
which Gays the purchase of cotton by
tho Confederate Ogyernment amOunta 20
100000 bales. He says that the cotton
is principally ia Alsbama and Georgia,
aud Somo also in Eastern Mississippi
Northwestern louisiana and Texas, and
stored On the plsptaiions oftho planters
from whom il was purchased, in sheds
al warehouses, 300 feet omothCr bnild-
.l.s,oings. ..-.--ue III,
The London Morning Post, in an edi-
torial on Canadian dcionces, says We
have the confident belief that tho vic-
1ds4. tories Of the Federal Government will
s- produce avery salutRrY saactiu Canada.
1t Is generally agreed TO that instead
Oh collective note TO Russia, each OF the
,s--@-- three Confederate Oabinota viii forward
go desperate note; iden frsl IN idea. TO St
Petersburg --+,.,, ,,..a--.--. -
IL ia Bu.led ihatAbstria dcclipes potne
ls4s..beyond diplomatic action.
a. ... Tho money market Is lrmer and con.
sells are advancing under the impfoyipp
4.- tendency of tho Paris bouFse aud "a more
.a.g ganeral belief thai the Polish question
will not result in war
WAsH1NGToN August 10 The follow
,g log has been received az headquarters Of
the army here! 90
90 .4.l---.--- ,. .MHWAUREs, August TO-
10 My0r. Gmsral HlHsak Ga'aal-tH-
CHEF: The tollWing despatch from
'"-- General sibIey, dated August I'm, is re
.5--- ssived. He he'd three despersts engage
Uo .msnts with 225 Sioux warriors, in each
Of which they were routed, and finally
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sFRAY HORSE.

A 5ORRkL hORBE, about years old, with Que
~ WLito hind foot, and blaze face, with black
quilted Saddle on, got in company with my Mare, on
Front street, Eear Hammers stable, on saturday.
The owner Gao und him AZ my houie, about two
miles from Nashville, on tho Brick Church Pko
A... 3. II I0Ni1A
sugl6-8t
~ a.aL .aa-.#.
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SIS Reward

C'rR&YEb' OR Stolen FROM On IfNNINag',
- on North High street., one Dark Brown horse.
Mule. . "a % hands high lame In his righthhd
iGot, takon % straycd on Thursday, August 18Th.
anFl1-lwa
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u, 80. :. . e... No. % 81.
NORTH CHERRY STREET
Fourth Door Prom Uuion1aa

Sac .-..f A--e
All persons who design Leaving the city by Ralread
can purchase flro6gh Tickets to Nov York, Phlla
delphia, Boston, Baltm re, Niagara Fails, Wash.
ngonCity, and ali prihoipsl cities North, Fash aud
West, by tho shortest aud most Notable routes Also,
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, quebec, aud
all principal cities ia Canada 1''--
Disohargsd soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates -.44
Tickets eau b. had 70 all way Stations Oh .the
IOuisxle aud Nashville Tonnsssss si,. 40
Nashville and Chattanooga Rairoad'. obs.
'''-~ raihs f1eave nS F0IIOWs:l
Louisville and Nash Villa, ...........I o'cl,ck, H. ~
TeaDease0 and Alabama =. 49,. 30, y .oioio0k A. ID.
Nashville and Chattanooga ........, 9elqsk A, NJ.
- Omaioosss laaysap lhe principal hotels 50 Aiip-
atss before lhe above mentioned times --
0nnibuses will call al any private residence 90
hospital in this si'n hysblas anties ~ DAY pre-
NOua 20 leaving. A.
Il ,OnloB HotIrss.--ATho uhios- Is Opvn hoa &
oeloek. A. NJ, % 10 o'elq0k, r, H., daily (suhdays
exoeptedl end ga SqaasJ Fpm ap9loekto ~ o'ciooki
morning ahd evening 5.l A.s.4.yly4 a.-'-
|. For pEtbsrpeCtleglals 0all.at tho snice. ,'.N.
.u.a .E-a1- NV. Craig,
GsHsrsl Railroad Agent. b
/, NAsny'uE fsa1ssses, June II loo8--tC ~ 10
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WINcHEsTER, TENN, Aug 15.--On the
&c Slate Fetreatof BFagg'e army the enemy
fred the splendid bridge at Bridgeport
Overthe Tennessee but succeeded in de-
stEoying only two spans on this side,
= - PREPARATIONS are being made to repuir
the damage, discovering which the rebels
"a in considerable force advanced last night
ESQ., and destroyed the remainder Of the
bridges.
The commission appointed 20 investi-
gate the misconduct of the cotton specu-
Iators Is developing stich fund Of facts.
Capt. Casper, Assistant Provost Mar
.gsrq ghal of tho Department. is at present as
Nashville, temporarily supervising the
po operations Of the army police. -srFr
Desefters who came into our lines this
morning. sisted that the rebels were
10000 atrong at Chattanooga o4o ,s.o
ST LOUIS, Aug. 15-Oolonel Gather
WOOD comm sntiing the 9Th Cavslry, Mis-.
souri, State Militia teIegraphs 10 head
Al
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~ - DIR. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSIGTAE,

FTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, PRACTICE IN
"a my native State and Philadelphia, have located
u Nashville, Tenn., IN my general practice
I will treat the following diseases Chronic aud To-
lammaiory kheuiaailsm, Affection otthe Lungs, lt
easos Of the Throat, Dfopey, Sgollod joints sea-
Limbs, Plsurlsy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers, Gravel, 40
ioctiuns Of the Womb, Eeuitianii Intermittent aul
Bilious fovofH, Obstetrics Atlrnied 10, WITH n pi''f
diseases " which the human family BRO hubieti
81 OhoO North slide OF Uniou, between Cherry
and College ufrooB over O. o. nensuu a 60 = hrs'o
ioro, whore may b f0unI either day or nght, no
less Ahaent on proisssiousl v'a'ts. lIs wy
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Di.patch from General Meade
10 General HaIleck.

general Lees VeriiOn OF the Fight
at Failing waters Corrected. ~ "A
WASHINGTON, August II. u
The following dispatch has been re-
ceiyed Al The headquarters Of the army
here: garI
r,,..ota az. MN. A ttAIa. = .r,.l,-.
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Bargains can be had by applying at
the above number, 26 Market street.
5e REmEEBEFR THE PLACE,
And call before purchasing elsewhere.
Of Dealers in general are requested
TO notice this advertisement .a.
augl-Am. IL.
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"t.a lv AND .-r
w A A NTED.
Apri2-tf
NOTIGR.

fIyHB PARTIES no THR FOLLOWING CLAIMS
L Aied with the Board Of Chains, ai1the Capitol,
hereby notified that the Docket will bs taken up
6r investigation as follows, and thBy airs requested
10 be present with their witnesses: l..u -.rl
RRfhnE.
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GENERAL KMPATRIok's DISPATCH. /,
HEADQR's 3D DIVISION CAVALRY GoRPs,l
- WAEhENToY JuSoTToS, Va. Aug. Z. & p
-. ctJ.J AsgY So. /,t.A14 : ri =.
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Die &rnbtc.

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icpalsn Gtaonm melt elnfiea oueaes
fallen, ale mon I'm Su!i attrf' tat't unr
mir pereeu TN Stanre isin. ren eu.rrdi
(1.n Bera,f, 70 Qrrb rerelts aub (ttn
,mua, NIT antrim uttnRue iu EDEN.
Dos Muefutreprtct Seuene tu ruin
iten Mepie1una urt'0er' tie @uipieien
{lr un|ertn 9r ch UNI renn franasnlbs
3ei,ur o,n cifei q meIesn, roe Grohfrcd
in tte(sm Sabre f'inm NuefaA~an~X 14il
zen babsn, fonrern mtkr ots ,rrn Qcn'unp
dtonsbsro.f erntl i'm rufrtr. 10 .rttb mon
bier feb,> out. noe ron leI&tns Yerl@s-
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on :tn parifu @5trtt1tttls Nlees
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sur Mais,tuttn l% rie risf.itasIn
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{,br ':aeboten jouf tinen Durt56nt1tat,.
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in .,iu,.lnsn :Dtfttt,.n fur&, Ddrre sRslit:s,
zfar 1.rpftn fuo ti. 9tutftttn
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