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A4lgE IFn0n uropes
? steamer Persia, from Livsrpool, 26tH has


The steamer Persia, from LivsrDOoI. 26th, has
arrived 1t New York.
The Liverpool cotton market closed finer.
Mr. Msson's letter 20 Lord Russell, on with
drawing from London is published. It quotes
his Instructions FROM Richmond, which state
that Mr.. DAVIS believes that the English Gov
eTumsDt Is determined to decline his ovsrtures
Tor friendly relations, and will not receive a
minister and, therefore, it is no longer condu-
Give 70 the interest, nor consistent with the
dignity of the Confederate Government for Mr..
Mason to continue his residence at London any
longer.
The London badeE says it is contemplated to
withdraw Mr. SiidelL.
The prospect Of the f4l Of Charleston is much
debaitd in England. The friends of the South
assert that it VIII not aft ct the issue, and the
edit1r Of the Army aHd WaBg Gazette (6r. Rus,
seHl cannot percsive what great military ad-
vantage would accrue rom The capture
The Rhine has OveTiown les bed 30 Inc height
OF two metres, and the line Of country On The
river is submerged The Seine has also risen to
a considerable height.
The PatrSs, OF the 25sh, says that the cues
ton whether the Poles are 10 be recognized in
the quality as balligsrents has been continually
raised By one Of the two great maritime powers.
The Aisbsma, Georgia, and Conrad have been
visiting the ports of Cape Of Good Hone, and
have captured aud bonded a number of Ameri-
can ships.
The steamer Vanderbilt left st. Helena on the
18th Of August, in pursuit Of rebel pirates.
The rigste Liverpool is left in the Merrey,
Sc is reported, to watch the suspected iron rams.
AdvieeB from Bombay. OF September 9th.
ssys that the man arrested as Eena Sshib. proved
not to be him.
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Owing TO some uaaeeOuutabis overnight the fellow.
ing dispatches failed TO reach us, or appear in our
columns yesterday
WheeieF's IEovemenfa is Middle Ten
uesses.
RIcHaoND. October I2-The Nashville Prea. of tha
7ah, ssys Wlaselsy crossed the river At washington. l,s.
Thursday, thirteen niles shove cha tunooga. ard
passed down he sequstohis valley. The rebels can.
turad fifty wagons ns=r Anders EMS cross roads. buru,ng
a number Of them, XII ing about three bundrsd hor..
and mules, The wagons were loaded with ammunition.
o.othing and r~stious. Forty wagons carrying medical
stores AID about fifty suffers teams were also los, on
Saturday.
The robsI cavalry attacked MeMiuDvins. capturing
the town garr son, when consisted Of be 4eth Tennes
SEQ infantry They burned a train Of css and Destroyed
the railroad and Telegraph
RuEn0EeS Pgudeaey af Negotiations
A special dispatch from Washington to he Herald
says, For two months past tbe question Of the settle
msnt Of impsndng difficulties Bstvsea The North and
the South githaut further bloodshsa is being under
consideration in Washington and Richmond Nsgotia.
lions have not yat raaea cd any definite proposition
hOFJheru EteHas.
A considerable force Of rebels from Marmaduke's
eoDmspd, under Col. shelby, have entered Southwest
Missouri from Arkansas.
The draft ia New Jersey commenced on the 18th uIt.
Nothing important from the army Of the Potomac.
Gold market in New York opened At lower figures on
Wednesday than it closed the day before, reports hav-
Ing been eurreat that the 6ovsmmsnt would bresk
down the market prices On THURSDAY The Tribune
says gold sold freely upon tie streets In The morning AZ
146 upen fresh rImors.
There are runors Of peace propositions from the
rebel S ases, Quotations At the frat board on Friday
was AZ. At the second b7ard 1865.
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DEATH OF A HEssIAH-Frauc,s J.. Gund.
formerly tx, " the Washington correspondent ri
the baltimore Saa, and since the war a rampsnt
leader OF The subjugstion-A bo~litionists, was
scared TO death by procession Of Demoersts
n PhiladslPhia on the night Of the 29th NIT
The night before he had made a fercs sDeeeb.
d%enouneing the coppsrhesds. a letter RON
Philadelphia says:
LIST evening. As The procession went ont To
sefenade 6tn Mcclellan, they passed The house
OF Francis j. Grand, recently editor Of The Phil
saeiphi Age' when some persons in the assom-
biage bcgsn 10 express their Dissatisfaction al his
recent Union speech 10 this ely by groaniDg
sad hooHng. ar. Grund, ap~DFehsnding msb ",
olence, started for the police ststion, for the pur-
pose Of obtsiHing a foree to protect his house.
On arriving there he Appeared exhausted. sod
requested that 8 Physician might be sent for in.
medihtsiy. he was evidently ~iaboring under
severe illness. the physician. on examining
the symptoms Of the ease, pronounced the case
hopeless. Ar, Gr0nd expired q lew moments
afterwAEd,
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fAdvgrtiEement

a Vtndicati9nt
To The Editors Of the Memphis Appeal:
win you allow me space in your columns Il
vindicats myself from the unjust accusations
frat have-been made a zainst me, as editor Of thl
BHgis Horn Of Liberty, and which, / regret t.
say, have been used to excite the e9nvaleseent
soldiers in the hospitals at Griffin, and to induce
them, under an erroneous impression, to maltroai
me personally.
The last Bumbsr Of the Bngis Horn contains
a satire on the style Of illustration sdopted by
some of our self styled @IIuBrated Newspa-
psrs, . in which tia career Of the great partisan
warrior, John Morgan, is taken and comiellly
illustrated, as : bnrlesque on the slender efforts
Of ether journals % present tasteful illustrations
Of passing events.
wish emphaticaly to deny any intention TO
disparage the brilliant fans Of orr patriot
soldier, whom 1 have always regarded as one of
the best soldiers and most gallant msn in tho
Coufedsracy and hsd entertained the slightest
idsa that the innocent joke contained in the
article in question could have bssn perverted,
as it has been, to mislssd the auwary, snd 10
prejudice ms, 1 should certainly have eSolud-
cd it.
lido not doubt that calm reflection on the pert
Of the brave men who wore induced to misap-
prohend my purpose, and therefore to asssl me-
win lead them to take a more just view Of the
subject which has been made the occasion to do
me great wrong.
Respectfully yours,
~ rruaTFvu
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PIKE, LAR Z REslDENCB with II Eosn.
a goa outbailGagI fns orch 'ra, AID f6 Ec-ss Of
-. IS a. cal2Yalon, GA ms Powder SpFiag ru7G, I'VE
lsiiss frsh Aauests Apsly 70 W.G. fiesdo8, Mai.
efts, or X W. Joyner, a. tne corner drz store, Atisma.
FoR HIKE-A iume Msle Cock, n hns Lsundress.
one good Narzs and House Sin, a BOY thirteen years
old, ana other servants. Apply 20
NJ, @. McAb0O,
oelSAW' AAriettG
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BESIGNATIsE CT GEE. n B. F0BlEsT-Ii
seems 10 be established has Gen. Forrest has
isadsEed bis resignation to the War Department.
VIA Us to country will regret 10 lssra that
ssch is the case, as he has rendered services iA-
fsnsRto these Of no other officer in the service,
zBd has very justly been REGARDED as one Of the
mest efficient. The step, We learn, has been
taken after INSURE deiibsIsti0n, and is the re-
suit Of serious dissgreemsuts between him ana
his ranking snPehors. II sonre step Is not
promptly ake1 70 end these dimculdss at once
and forever, The result win be disastrous, for We
cslno spare cur best officers &c his crisis. We
are pleased b learn that Gen. Forrest viii take
immsdsis steps to ass 3 new cavalry com
msRd, Which viii be rendered 10 Inc G0ysru-
menl and that be vii succeed without delay
VI have 10 doabt. Tbers srs thousands Of
young men WHO viii eagerly embrace the 0ppor-
tusiiy Of car3Ling themselves under SO bold
and dsshlug 8 @lea3sr, whose name is q guarantee
Of success for our causs, and a terror to tie
enemy, whenever and aereyeT he lads.
Jan DRLIvERY-The jail At TsIzdeea. Ala.
was lately empdej Of lis occupants at nightly
8 Psry Of armed men The Reporter stsles
that they succeeded a gss5ag Tie jaloF to IN
lick lbe doog sad i~mHedasely seized him sad
held him last uala th4y had succesded in ticking
aud icing s1 pns0nsTs that bad been confined
% aejsL lac parties called OF he names OF
tae p~rssoaers hey wanted, namely: H. D. San.
dars, n B Sanders, Thomas p Sanders, IL J
Watson, G " Collins and n Esfper, Al
from 81 Car cgaay, sad repaired as 5easrlsTs.
The PaEaps wh0 Lsoz 1ese DeH rom as ihil,
are roprsssasda as haying beaa we'd AIMED and
vel msaatsd rhey lsh wltb the P@rs0aeFs and
are Bupposed to have soas ia sae dreeaoa Of
a Car County.
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X The soldiers frequently complain Of not
receiving thsir pspers regularly, and sttach the
blame to the persons through whose hands the
nail matter is forwarded, after reaching head
quarters. The generals commanding divisions
snd bHgadss should see that those having
charge Of the mails in the sHsy perform their
DIZZY. L. attention to matters ike this that
produces contsnt and makes the soldier cheerful
even on short rations. Nothing is required to
remedy tbo evil complained of but little labor
and a spirit Of accommodation on the part Of
those Whose-duty Is is to deliver the mails 10
the soldiers.
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5o FapHR4fS -. Il -.

co FBDBRArE STATES 0F
MEDICAL PURvEYoRs OFyTcE 5rs nFsoT
ATLANnA, GA. 0atober I2lh. 4eH2
&HALAD proposals. viii be received Al tnis cine. nm
- tAs @Lst Isaut, Tor The uanafscture Of ONE
taOuSAND QO00) HOSPITAL
Plans and specifications may be seen ~ my ofncs.
0EORaE 81 BLAUKIH
0clNt2lkt Surgeon and Medical PuryeyOr,
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GHKGULAE e.

NAALE 5 OEElOE.
BEObGn STATE TROOPS,
ATLANTA Gs October I0sh 1853
lii onlears OF Georgis State troops viii report at
a eaoet 10 this ohiee ths strength Of tasir commands,
showing both RINK and file, thai requiaisi5ns for funds
msy he made. 1t will be imposEibis 10 get f-nds to
pag them until This q done . Il MGRa2M
ocl2Iw NsBrani Gbief Euarermasser 81 \ -
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80 % - - Aaaoeiaton.
pELAYEp n-rsparcnrar

entered according 70 act Of Congress IN the vssr 1859.
oyL 8 THRh5HER. 10 the Clerks ofles Of he Di--
ulct Court Of The Confederate States for Inc Norh.
ana District or Georgia.
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Browne majority over both his eorpstitors in
sixty counties, is 2lI3i over Hill 7O46; over
Furlow 1886.
The vote for Governor in the army, As FAR as
haa-f E-nn l. q. E,nn.u..
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C-oUSrERPET The Richmond Wig Of the
l0ib notices s counterfsii Of tho CoDfedersts
Treasury Issue, OF the denomination Of ten dol
lars which bears 30 close a resemblance to the
genuine note, tia it is difficult to discover the
difference The note purports to be Of the
boyer & Ludwig plate. with a viguette in the
upper left hand corner, representing two females,
one Of whom is k~neeling before an urn. The
signatures are autographed, and if any one can
distinguish between chirography and Hthogra-
pay, in examining the signatures, the counter
ieit may be detec.ed.
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DEAFH Or PROFESSOR EaMONs DR.. Eb.
snez.r Emnons, state gsOlogist OF North
Carolina, died as hs residence in Brunswick
county 5 few days since.
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A LARGE, tvo-stOry HOUSE, containing eight
n rooms, four Of them very large. The lot has about
tires acres with all necessary outbuldinzs aDd cop.
venisst TO the depot and business portion Of the city.
Pres sftOo0 APply1o p. W LUCAS
.ecf1IWe afbans-
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~ The mayor Of Charleston has called for
additional sls0e labor 70 work upon the city for.
h6usions. 3 . recent act Of he Legislature
Of SSuh Caroline. tbs penalty ior neglect CT -
6asa 70 furnah the lsbor Is q -miB5euoeanor,
panidisbio b. Indictment in the ceBB Of gsneIa.
session, and upon conviction thereof the owner
Or employer shall b. lined IN ibe sum Of two
hmldEod collars for each slave OF slaves be CT
sic has 90 neglected or refused 10 send.
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E We are iadebsed 10 NJ. Sidney, P. n Of
Walkers division, for copies Of he Nashville
Daily UHisH and the LesveHworth Weekly
Tunes, Of pretty hts dates. Our friends ia the
army viii confer 8 great favor BY remembering
as upon every occasion when Northern journals
al ialo LhelI laess.
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FROM THE RAPIDAH-This is. probably, the
last Tins We shall have occasion TO use the
above caption to an army paragraph, as there
now seems 20 be no doubt Of the falling back of
Mesde's army towards Washington, and tine i'd
vance Of General Lse 10 pursuit. General Ew-
oil crossed the Rspidsn, according TO report,
several days ago, aud tho remainder Of the army
mas, no doHbt, crossed ere now. Our infoIma-
ton Is meagre, but from all that we can gather,
an engagement between the two armies must
seen take place, unless Meade takes 8 position
IA which it viii bs deemed iReEpedient to attack
him. News from the Upper Rappshannoek and
beyond will nov he looked for with much
iniersst-Riekaond Wing.
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- Regular aaus ga ibe Nashville and Chat
tanooga Tslifoad, were suspended. By tie Fec
eIsl military auihoHie5, CD Io "a instant, and
al passelgei navel prohibited. IAs en.iEs ca
pzay Of he noad was % be ased, uHa iNlbeF
nossy, IN getiug rcinlocsneaa and supplies
q RoseorSs Wheeler ought 70 reap a hoh
h.,t,sat
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x The New York Spirit Of the Times vol.
unteers the following explanation as to the
cause of the appearance Of the Russian Aeei in
the hsrbOr of that city
The secret of the whole matter is that about
two months ago, Russia expected to be attacked
by France and England, and should this have
happeaed suddenly, = large portion Of the Rus
sian hset, which would be in excess for the
local servies of the Mediterranean and Baltic,
world have been locked up and lost to Russia
till the war was over. She, therefore, decided
to gather together all she did not require in
those waters, and to send than, as speedily as
possible, TO the friendly harbors Of this country,
perhaps to be used along with our monitors and
cruisers, in the very probable event Of an alli-
snce, offensive and defensive, between herEelf
and Us. This wss 3 shrswd calculation on the
part Of the Russian government
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These 6gures show a majority for Brown Of
1870 which makes bis majority over both com
pshtora, a. far as heard from. 5543.
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Tmm NEGOTIATION RUMOR

We can scarcely attach any importance what
ever to the runner Of the New York HsTaid 80 to
the tendency Of negotiations 81 Washington
for the settlement Of he difficulties between the
Confederate and Federal Governmental If true
the stateueni is new somewhat eircumsiantislly
made. but it appears 70 Us the news mongsrs
would hava "smoksd cat such an important
item long since, IL the facts are IS stated. 1t IS
We think, q fseler thrown out by BENNETT, such
a. he has long been famous for, for the purpose
of testing public opiniOn or astonishing some
body. We advise cur readers not to be too hope
ET
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OR STOLEN
EkOA he suhscliber. n Reascs. oa4Fe IAN
Il 50 m NEdRC BOY. TAYI0R- rB,-+
Se-l4 90 e esik eonpisEi1n SAFE BOY - 49,
AZ nesS eEussd By q hmn A. -f---
et5Aoects vii b. hsnkfulv r-.erv.[
ana liberal reward given Cor LIS so1f1s-s-
place - taA can sethiD r 81 WT57ETr
AaoES1ste Troops
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ET The Vicomte de St. Romsin has been
sent by the French Government to ours to NO
gosiste for the expectation of the tobacco bought
for Francs By French SCENTS.
The Confederate States Government has At
last consented to allow the tobacco to leave tho
country, provided the French Government will
send is own vessels for It.
The latter will send French ships, accom-
panied by armed conveys.
To this the United States Government ob-
jecis IL tate,
Yic0mts de St. Roman is now making his
way to New York to send the result Of his mis-
sion through the Froneh consul, to the En-
peror.
The French frigates in New York Gro there
On this Grand.
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- Tie Washington colTssPoadsHt Of the
C5ncinnaa Coamsgoial says Geussl Pope Is 70
have q command ia lh5 army Of lie Cumbel-
land
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HELEsS Delivered before the day o. Sale. The ii
lowing Packages, unesled lof, st The Southern
Express 0dicHi IN AtiautE, VII Be ia-ie 80 belold ~
Public Auction, On lhe 3ist day Of October, 1888.
7. CAMPBELL AgsoE
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TIE Ably.

Beyond tbs fact that an important movement
Of the army Of Tennessee was evidently about
20 be made, we have been unable to learn no
thing from the latest passenger snivsls from
above. That $ programmes bad been decided
9pon. and would be at once put on foot, ia tae
concurrent testimony Of al, bat il what dirsc-
ton no ioking could be obtained The troops
seemed ovetoyed a. the prospect Of being early
oul to work
We have no idea hat N attack upon Ross
GRAMS in his works At Chattanooga was con
tempIatsd. as il has been for some days con
coded that the attempt, no matter how formida'
Bile It might be made, woRld be akin to madness
The hour when il might have been successfully
done has passed, Strategy, however, may &C
eomDish the work, and what course viii b
adopted can only be eoajeeturod
Orders were received in the city yesterday 4
srow no passenger travel on the C~hatisnOog'
road until further notice This is significant.
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Terrible ExPlosssu ard Hsoss Of Life.
At 8 little before twelve O'Clock yegter5av
morning an explosion occurred near Gen. Rim.
ley's headquarters, with terrible results. II an
pears that some smRll and ~thouEhfless Sova
wers amusing themselves playing with some
ansxpl0ded Is inch Yankee shells, which were
lying on the ground just in front Of the aramuni-
tian 8tOrehouss on the southern wharf, when one
of the boys thrust q wire which had been heated
into ons Of the shells, exploding both Of them
almost simultaneously. The fatal results Of the
accident vera the killing Of two little boys snd
one negro. The bodies were 50 horribly black
ened and chsrred as to render their ideEticstion
impossible.
An inquest was held ever the remains by
Magistrate Diagle, and the Jury found a verdict,
declaring Z" that the deceased came to their
deaths by the explosion Of shells in front of tho
storehousa on Southern wharf. The cause Of
the explosion they nave not been able TO ascer-
tain, owing to the insnfieieney Of testimony,
but they are induced 60 believe that one Of the
shells was ignited by Ons Of the boys killed.
They ara further of opinion, that tho accident
would never have occurred but for the want Of
the ordinary precautionary measures to be OBJ
served ia handling loaded shells; and that the
parties came TO their deaths by accident and
mischancs.- Charleston Hereigg, l3A.
AEEcnoTE OF GEE. HARDEE-An officer in
Cen. Br.gg's army furnishes the annexed anse-
dots OF Gen. HaTdee. Daring the retreat from
Kentucky, one of the hesvily laden trains
reached The foot of E mountain Just beyond
Cumberland. The mules were unable, unas-
sisted, to pull. the wagon up the mountain. In
this extremity Gen. H4rdee took the matter in
hand, hating every man who attempted to pass,
whether mounted or on foOf, aud ordered them
to put their shoulders 70 the wheel At last a
fancy captain q-usrtermaster rode up, clad in
elegant grey, faced with buff and glitteriDg in
gold lace. Gen. Fl ordered him to dismouut.
He refused. The order was repeated, and the
A. Q. NJ. again refused. Whersupon Gen. III.
seized him by the breast, pulled him from his
hOTss and, seizing a piece Of wagon bow, treated
him to q ound drubbiDg. The tanned A @ NJ.
meekly arose and putting his elegantly clad
shoulder to the wagon wheel, pulled with a will,
all thes while muttering blessings upon the kind
hearted general who taught him SO practical q
lesson.-AHQusia Chronicle.
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~ The Petersburg (Va-) Register Of the
IOts has information that the Yankees are blow
ing up all the publ works and stores in Nor
folk, thus sbowiug that the Williams sfe really go
ing 20 take their troops rcm Norfolk. The gan
boats, however, sill lay off the city and main
tain the a~ccursed Yankee rule over it.
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Y A correspondent OF the Rebel, writing on
the 9Th, asserts with some degree Of posiaveness
that either Gen Joe Johnston or Gen. Long
street viii be Piaeld in command Of the army Of
Tennessee. We loOk upon this as q mere ru-
NOR as We Cannot lsaD that President Davis
has giveo cot bis inteudons. much as = change
Of commanders appears to be desires.
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COOP &oRK-rhe movements Of General
Wheeler aTein he right direction, aud there is
no longer any doubt Of his success. In addition
20 what is known 70 have been accomplished,
we hsVe several reports Of tbs destruction Of
several important bridges on thoenemy's line of
failrsad communication with his Nashville base.
This Is right. A few theusand active cavalry
in bis rear viii DO more to harass and force
RsseeEans from his stronghold, than can the
whole army Ia front.
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Owing to sons uaaee0untahis overnight the fellow.
ing dispatches failed to reach US, or appear in our
columns Yesterday
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Negro carperter Wanted

I-t1.s pal % TQl8l W0TE IDquira u n
IRON FOUNnHr
OeisIw ssE Is
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~ The Phiiedslphis I~aguirar states that
Commodore Charles Fowler, Of the rebel navy,
is At present enjoying the freedom Of Now
HaycR and Fairfield counties, Connecticut. tie
was captms1 last April at Sabine Pass, sent
NORTH and cgudaed in Forts Lafayette aud
Warren Influential friends finally obtained
him . parole, and he is now waiting to be ex-
changed, 60 that he eau return South and fight
as aRsin.
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