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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
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The iupos - g OF ctr u x 'uon Is shlEn, among
,bsus,ud c,hrr proc s. b the ncreaS difficulty with
.h,, bi cts are accomplished that in the begin
tirs Of thu war achieved with comparatively In
,.pjJeraLls trouble. With the Indifferent ordnance
aud inexuerienerd artL rymen ut his command, Gen,
B.suregnd compelled Fort Sumter 10 surrender in a
IA, and half Nov the same work has NitLs.oOd for
two moaIhs n tempest Of The most destructive pr c.
us ,ver tssd, lom sea we'll shore, and still
bus d. f4nee 10 il. ass fans. SO in the Rst sum
,n,r auI { Il Of the war, elrthWolks at Hatteia'
I.let aud Fort Royal were reduced in lew hours
by U s vessels Of war But Fort Wugutr built
IN The sane way, withstOOd for mere than fifty
dAys combined caunOuadn; of laud aud laval bate
RI 5 and ebu SD repeated efforts 10 carry it by soi
As the w.r goes Oh, grow ia skill in endurance in
he art # self protection aud il ObsinAcy Of purpose
re enemy makes progress but is slower and slower
The tue moving ol holy whose momentum is nearly
sD.nL. TLis ,lIcsening and waning Of power to ad-
vance vii groS lore perctpable Us they get iarth'
iIAnd and IS by compression are forced into the
poliey o. concentration. livery movement thea will
make them weaker, audsourselVes stronger I'll point
s reached wheu Fey JHn advance no iurtl er. Then
viii co ne our opportunity. Too distant FROM their own
c untry Tor safety by hsht and for succOr
hey WI. be at our and our armies, Ike savage
animals driven 10 bay, nj / sprng upon them and tear
them to pieces Let us be patient TIE time will yet
come nheu revenge that would sat ate the NEST mere
all 5e IN our power
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

vey the hsd and The heart Of every patriot with Joy
echoes back the voice Of the cage and statesman Of Al
bemare, that Ike clear bell 10 an autumn morniog,
sounded cheeringy through the land few days since,
bearing the glad refrain "al isnot lost" No. gentlemen
'the unconquersble will" to be free is left ua; the
age never to submit yield" to cruel and unreent1g
foe is left u.s. Space for repentance and correct Of
national and individual sins Is left US; an uncouquer
ed, and, by the blessing of God an unconquerable
army is left us one leader, az least-a man whose
herosm and mastery &c eralship surpassed
only by his modesiy and urssfsh patriotism, whom
God has given us not for idoairy or impous trust but
as Hs servant for deiveranee, the Gideon Of this
war; Robert Lee, is left US and, above all the, con-
sciousness of molly and RICH eous cahse the cause Of
personal honor and safety The of the reede and
the temple, Of the wife and the child, If the mother
and the Maiden Of the master and The slave Of all that
is precious to free men, pure and God-fOring
people, tn cause is left u.s. ard Il. under the influence
Of an Inspiring trust in God would make towards brave,
and urn despair into bounding bopefulness. In a
word gentlemen, losses count not; all is e as,
to shield protect and to Defend With brave hearts
stout ms and wise cOuucls aud upon your abors to
that ead Iegereptly do / invoke Gods blessing, and
pray that The light Of His smile may ilumne the path
way OF your duties
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
Work for The Militia

IL should be essential Object i.a - sc a'''rS'
In bringing the nt0 service to prOHde that they
shall be used to aid IN maintaining the integrity aud ei
scieney Of the regular army. Under demofaiz,ag in
6asneesAnd too Snisnt dse line, the crime Of deser-
tioa has grown into proportions that hive seriously u
paired the power Of Il IS Of the rst conse-
slsuce that this evil should be remeled, and We know
of NJ means 50 capable OF accomplishing this end as the
thorough organization Of the militia and the require
uent OF them Of the duty Of arrestng all dessrers aud
sragglers Al present almost the oLly impeachment to
dessrion il the line Of senlinels around the camps
EVER soldier knows bOS easy is 70 run this gauntlet
Ones out Of the lines the de eSter has bu. tte difficulty
in making hs way 10 any point be may desire to reach
But Il the militia in every eOauty AID lie ghborhooi
we're on TIE watch every step Of the dessrtels way
would be 50 besst with danger at he would Do deferred
from making the attempt and remaining a. the post 81
duty be would soon WondeF al and desphe hIa-
self for having mediated 90 base thought Besides
preyeatng deseriions and arrsing aud returning Dc
ssr.ers il sAOnd be made the duty Of The a TO adm
enforcing the eOBseriPt laws, By giving afOrma ion
20 al parto liable CONSUMPTION aud huoting up al
dodgers and skulkers. A faithful discharge Of these
duties you'll sOOl give the regular army such strength
AID enable them - press ths eusmI thai but lIs
need be feared IRON raids. TIE enemy VOu6 need al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
FROM TENNESSEE.
Gen. CoInmi'g.

ATLANTA, Sept s.-fhe report from East Tennessee
to-day is that Andy Johnston is iu Knoxville uader Tue
protection of the renegade sam Carter They del
that every citizen who sympatLseJ with Tennessee ald
every loyal citizen shall be ndena6e for al losses from
the property Of the rebel All tue cattle, Including the
mich cows driven into the Yankee camps aud every
act of vandalism Il committed against the farm To de
prve the country of the power Of providing food. In
consequence Of this policy several computes have been
formed Of men who have been driven from their des
lated homes aud they have crossed Teune to jim
our Amy.
Our cavalry fronts the enemy near Athena and skr-
mishes are frequent.
Nothing Of interest from Chattanooga to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
The Legislature.

The Legislature declines Limit, b. resolution in ad.
vance the scope It's legislation during the present
session. This may be vel enough; nevertheless, VT
hope the decision the question is no. to be taken
evidence Of disposition the part OF members to
have long sioa. The regular session GU in less
than three months, AID al minor matters may be SAFELY
paael over 10 tha, time The main subjects they have
bteu invited By tie Governor TO consider demand
p.Ompt acton, aud when these have been passed
90, PEI IDLY the militia bill it is doubtful the mem
bers eau employ themselves adVAntageousy in any
other WY in returning 10 their counties aud aiding
in putting it into speedy aud Elective Operation, Be
side, most Of the members farmers aud il is ni
portant a. this tune that their attention should b. gwen
10 ssddi z their wheat 10 market saving Odler and
corn, and Sc, ding for tie n,u harvest The shortest
session osst,Lt with due deb,radoa the subj Gets
acted Oh nag be reasonably expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
FROM TIE TRANS MISSISSIPPI.

NoBLr, Sept. s.-Gan. Kirby Smith Is at Shreveport.
Richard Taylor's commani is at Vermilonvle, having
evacuated Brashear.
Sam. Houston in Juy.-(So reads the .uupunctdated
telegram word, NJ douo: om.;tei) Tue people OF
Texas perfectly 10y AMI dsVoIet 70 the CoB(eder-
acy. Men and boys are going iato caap a. Bonhsm
and every preparation is being made to repel the u
yasion expected next week
meeting OF Governors to devise OF concerted
action held 4. Marshall T.Is, on the 18th ut--
Governors Moore, OF La Lubbock of Texas, Flanna.
gan of Arkansas, and Reynolds OF No, were present.
The n suit Of their deliberations is unknown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
We append copy Of the address Of GEL + Kirby
Smith to the people of ArkAnfas. on Taxi command in
the Trans Mississippi Department:
w. ]. HARDEE,
Lieutenant General.

We append copy Of the address Of Gel. f Kirby
Smith to the people of ArkAnfas, on eki command in
the Trans Mississippi Department:
HEADQ'Ps TRANSMITS DkP'r,
L tile Rock, Aug 10 1868
hayecolne among you to do all in my power Tor the
deis' &c OF our State. Iexpect return and be
with you again.
Success depends upon your aid and hearty co-opera-
tion. The time las come for every nan in his place,
aud, as best he may, do his whole duty. The ncOn-
venences OF nothing impaired with the &C.
cupdton Of this country by our enemies and the ruin
and degradation Of Federal rule and oppression cry
motive that address itstf to free people appes
10 you to rally for the defer Co. Every able
bodied man eIhorted to join the army without delay
or excuse. All soldiers now west Of the Mis-
sissipp will remain this side of the river. Arms
will Oe furnished YOU in due time. YOl viii Ggh for
your ones and all you hold dear. Ttose incapsbIg Of
service in I'll, held eXhOrttd TO make th,mselyes
useful in every other pOss bic way, aud laying aside al
private differences, aud every thought If ucre gain
70 devote their whole minds aud energies the
Of ouE country.
Tne women Of the country are reminded at much
depends upon them 10 aid the cIuse and inspire cur
men Sih courage and devotion.
Do eulerta0 the idea that this State il b. given
up " the enemy. IL will Missourians aud Texans
wall come 10 Jour aid. If the people ale true to hem
sClS"s with the blessing oil God upon our eAerions
Al Kansas can and will be success ully defended.
All PERSONS between the ages OF 40 aad 40 years. who
msy SOu teer uLd7r the AL of your Governor, will not
enrolled in the Confederate army while they reIra IL
in the State service.
T.. KIbBY SNnH. Lieut. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
Respectfully, &c.,
TEE POLISH woaAN,s PArELorIsu.


"SIWloisks, Opel the window; | desire TO die in the
sound Of the church bel }"
Susl,i IA had not courage 10 obey. Sha looked
peurigely VI her mother.
nv daughter, is hot this the sabbath? The hour OF
prayer has co,De. Help thy old mother PROSTATE
herself before good God aud, pOus child, the
Young woman helped h.r mother to kneel
~Sualoska, | impore thee, my daughter, open the
v njOS, in order that | may hear the iymns OF the
,haTeh."
She psu5J the window on the pubic squire in which
the church Was situated, and then returned and
down AZ the feet of her silent mOthec.
"SuElosks do not hear the souod OF the bells
Not tesrl'
at IS the cannon
Yes, mO.her, they have come down from the STAG.
pies of the church to kill the Russians"
"GOd is with u"
The mother lis ened again.
What ba' happened my daughter? lot single
chant not one voice n the church. What ia priest
dJngy'
de has turned soldier"
"Let u prSy to God for him He has prayed for us
often enough. IL be who blessed thy marriage NV
daughter. Oh, well DO | remember il. Thou wIF. beau
tiul had DRESSED thee myself Teen the bells rang
out joyfuy. Then Thy knees before the altar, thou
Gdt promise fidelity TO thy SaWlo'Ski"
81 have kept my oath" replied the young woman,
bushing with pleasure.
The aged mvtler pressed the band of her daughter
CLOSELY IN uGIs-Uu- sue SAClbultu
in = shrll voice Where is thy wedding ing?
al have given it away" sud the daughter holding
down her head.
"SuWloisGs has God reserved such afl cIion for my
oliage Oh my daug ter, who has caused thee TO foS-
ct " such extent, thy duties a wife? That ring
e token Of eternal covenant between SuwJiSki and
thee what has. thou done with ils To whom hast thou
gi,en ~"
ITO Poland" aud she raised her head With conf
dsnce. "Our husbands soldiers our church-bells
have been melted into cannODs; cOllIrs, cur ear
rings, our pearls have been bErteTed for muskeLs We
wives had longer anything TO give and nevertheless,
PoAnd lacked powder Wei there are six thousand OF
IA already who have, Cor our country, made sacrifice
u 1le only property which remained to u that which
woman e'teems Of all ornaments the precious in
the world, our marriage rings. We have given them
up to purchase powder"
The aged mother slipped from her foyer the golden
cOve an which she han thought she should never part
With and after having kissed it repeatedly she wiped
her eyes aud sa!d
"Suwloska, take this ring; let it be sold with thine
CO my daughter, tell our victory for the country in
which wives sell their wedding riggs to tuy powder
free Perish the Russans now Suwloisks open all the
windows ! desire 10 die iH the sound Of the can
HOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10


CaARLEroN, Sept 9. AZ half past one this morning.,
the enemy made bold and determined Effort 10 nv
Fort SuGter by assault
The Fort gsrrisoned by the Char lesion Battalion,
| and commanded by Maj. Stephen Lott. The enemy
approached in about 6f bargss As sool as they were
seem Fort Moutrie AMI Battery Bee opened upon them.
| simultaneously with lie infantry in Fort Sumter
The Yankees succeeded in landing portion Of Ire
force at the ruin but after fifteen minutes contest in
which the Charleston Battalion fous chiefly with brick
bats aud hand genades driven back ant rereated
10 disorder.
No account has yet been received concerning the
Yankee loss in killed and wounded. We captured from
the assaucng party three stand, Of solJls four he
barges, eighteen commissioned c4fi ,ers aud one hut
dred aud two rank and die. Tie prisoners are Low
coming up u the city.
No casualties on our side our msn having good cover.
All quiet this morning
Gag Of truce Is coming up fr I'm The feet, but owing
to recent instan Of GFrg fig Of truce theirs
will not he received.
- sEcosD DEsPArOH
| CHARLESTON, SPIT 9th-TLe enemy Il silent to-day.
Gen. Beauregard refused to have sny communicat
With the Yankee flag OF truce here alter until eIpaus
ton is given CT their firing orr truce boats
Tue Yankee officers captured at Sumter were naval
and mar ne officers.
We also tosk the original Dig Of Fort Sumter which
Maj Anderson was conpelL TO lover aud which Dahl
green hoped TO replace.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9. 1868.
10 Gen s. Cooper: Daring las. night .hies Of The
enemy's launc attacked Font Simner. Preparations
had been made for sach event Az q concerted sig
hal ell the bllsres bear Sumter, assisted by one
gunbOa. properly lied, we're thrown out. The
garrison behaved with gilaltS aud c1olness, Maj. Ell
lotl commanding the post. Toe enemy Mas completely
repulsed, LEAVING hundred and fifteen prisoners,
thirteen officers inciud 4, lrou four boats, and three
colCrs. Nobody hurt on CUR side.
q. 7. BIAUREGARD.
Gen. COnmig.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

wretch sso would compound rtbe mere boon Of life,
tohhed o. I'll ihst makes NE tolersble.
Fe low soldier There Is but one path to follow. Il
leads The camp Come to your colOrs and stand be-
sd your comrades, Nho with heroic consistency, are
confronting the emmy. Choose oE between the glory
ully defending all that entities you to the
name Of men, and the lusmy Of creeping tbjecty TO
the feet OF s.ios who viii spurn your uOmi sion and
despise your coward &C.
(ofioial) W. J. HARDEE,
Lieutenant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

10 be hdiior Of tie Wig;
Ia reading a short tius ago enc Of Atknson's old
"Caskets" found tbs enclosed picture OF a Polsb
woman's patriotism; aud was 50 much stru;k with il,
that / concluded 10 sonl it 10 YOU for reproduction
ia your paper
Our women have acted nOby 10 great struggle for
iude pendeDCe still there 10 much more TO be d1ne
read the enclosed with peculiar interest, as just at
this time the Poles Engaged i another noble effort
10 gain their freedom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

The joint resolution submitted yesterday, by MI
Seldom providing for the appointment of Joint com.
mittee to prepare plan for the re organization of the
militia, was taken up and rejected
On mot en- OF Mr. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta, the
Senate adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

,bsr force Ia cur oa, an ecu o setach paFias for
er.,s DE- We regard serrice a' the character In
dat as more important ard vauhc thanGny other the
m,l,i, can he called on % iisols g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10


R,PPAH sSN0CK.
BY A. 0tsfLksA, WHO WA csiLDsssD TO jlsD
RBYNE pr RaPPABAssocK.
Seek you 10 know khst name will rhyme
And echo well TO Rlpl ahannockg
Go ask these
Whose bones repo'e
Beneath old Scotlan1s bourne Of Binnock.
And from that tomb voice phall CONF,
And say, "We send The Of Binroek,
fitting rhyme,
In after time,
To link with name OF RappaSannock. -
Prom this boar spot, with spirit fyes,
We've watch'd the men OF Rappahannock,
We've tn m smte,
For truth and right,
Ae once We smote on bou he Of B.nnock.
We. know Of old the light that shines
Along tie line of Rappahsnnock;
Ia per;ls time.
IL glanced sublime,
Upon our cresis on bourne Of Banuock.
Then Joined forever be the rhymes
That bind the mighty dead OF B,nnoek T.
With those whose Efe
In freedom . sri e.
Was lost on shores Of Rippahannoct.
observation-disclosures means the bourne OF Ban
noci and Sir Waiter Scott in his Lord Of the lses
always speaks Of the battlefield the field Of Ban
mock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
ESrERPRIsE, Mississippi,
August Is, 1863.

By direction of the President Of GIc Confederate
Ststes assume command Of the paroled prs oners OF
Mississippi Arkansas Missouri, Texas and Louisiana,
recently forming part Of the garrison OF Vieksourg
aDl Port Hudson.
c,uld desire 10 greater honor than the commaGd oil
troops whose suferngs aud achievements have added
10 tie renOwn Of their country and compelled the al
m.ration even Of their enemies.
the pace Of rendezvous for all parcel prisoners
frm the above named States is changed from Demopo
lie Alabama, to Enterprise, Mississippi.
liz anticipation of early exchange, tue work oil re-
organiz ,tion will proceed with energy. The troops
m1s be organized and prepared " AXE the field when
the exchange effected All officers and men must be
AZ their posts They should be there now. To those
ssnt at the roll calls word is needed Their daily
answers are uttered in the manly tOnel oil duty and
looor Many are absent. They must repair at once
- Inc most of duty The appeals that meet us on eve.
fsjde ara the strongest that in any age lave stirred
The hum a., hesrt
Sodiers Look At your countryside earth tavaged-,
,,oce,ty carried away disappearing IN HINES sud
sssIts- he people murdered-the negroes arrIted N
-rms e, nt the Nhites-cruel indgnt es INFLICTED upon
so,u. ,o chdrei Desir Iciu- marks The paIh OF oar
ioyaost,. Their motto Is, Woe 20 tie eoaqneIed -
He Who falIers 10 this hour OF his eoaAlJs P'fh'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Sept s.-Nothing from the front has been
heard for the last two days. The lines clos.d aqd
no more persons are allowed into vck burg Er.
lensv. preparauohs aTe beng mad. ny YalKres ~
send al expsli. on Agains. h,gruder and Taylor in
Louisiana. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
J T. l. r. Il K A u III ] G.
Reports OF the Press Association.
IaPoRTANrPRoM CHARLESTON.

ATTEMPT TO TAKE FORT SUMTER By ASSAULT =
| IULsE Or TIE ENEMY WITH slvERE L-ss NO CA u.
ALLIES ON OUR SIDE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
LIEUT.. GENERAL HA JBfRIlEygEs Al

The following is copy of the address Of Lieut. Gen.
Hardee, on assuming the command Of the paroed
tfoops Of the Southwest:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
Justrurtion.
COOPER UNION for the ADVANCEMENT
SGIENtI AND AfI.
FIFTH ANIMAL StsSlO,

FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION.
kHEL REi DI,,G- ROOM aud PICTUR RE- IiALlzCNY, FRED
SCHOOL of ART for WOMEN FREE CLAssES 4
NIGHT in MATHEMATICS. CHEYMiiSfRf PURE sna
APPLIED, PHYSICAL and MECHANICAL SClENCEJ
FREE HAND MECHANICAL and ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWfNG aid MUSIC. 30 80
The Trustee. announce that tia h Annual Session Of The
COOPER sos viii begin on te Isl day oi octgoci next.
LApposions oI sdnias,op 10 tie School o. An Woms4
AZ he school during the week in september when hS
Principal MIR H. A. Cuddehy viii be in a,,e1daneet to receive
them f.ch ppi must iurnsn ac rheate o good nofn
chr.rier No fees r admission instruction are received
2 app admission TO the fr"e higa, lAses Ia
and Art procure tickets o -dnson dap q nS
orfcp between a. IN and p and on each MONDAY
EVENING in ocptcnb'r roin TO r and aso On the
mus b. over IS years of age and produce certicates -
Pupils viii s'end for organization ct
p Pnoi IN Eenaii,s on Thursd1y Evening Oct Po
pisn Natural Philosophy Friday Evening oe, fagiS
u" IN G5s,%,y g,av y,sas On rl1,.l Evening" 0'' - 'p' "
s. Doe win be made hereafter as to the ess
ganikation Of the c.s,s in sir'ic .,,,
l. lie .cheme If instruction has been greatly enarred ss0
will require years tor its coapeon but Puts may pnr'
lie geis.s .silais is 2 follows
Fir.t Year Monday, Mathematics; Tuesday Mshemssicss
WedHeSsy AaLsma,ics IAursdsy, sialeri-iiss tFdays
scoad sear-'ionday, Na,oral History; Tuesday MAhs.
matc.i wednday, A.ahsn-i4cs; ILuTsdsy, AaDen"aess
Ihfi Yesr-Ao.diy siAihemsicsi Trs.day. Chsai.try
Wedn~'dly, Mathematics; Ih1'aday' Chemistry fndays
Fog.,h Iear-Monday, Drawing; Tuesday Drawings
"Wednesday, Chemistry applied Thursday Drawing Fhdays
FiHb Nesf-honday Drawing: Tuesday, heehAnicss
Wcl4e.lay, Mechanics; iIuisday, Aecaalie- tfssys
Drl~iAs.
The cardinal IDEA Of the Institution being 70 improve and
educate the classes. especially those engaged IN neI
chan ca 0yIrsts II III b. that lll5 ~ The luz
dyofsi Hs;n.lc-. rs u hetUrs fnosoPhy,
CnciuistIy lJ Industrial Drawing, ad - TO-
Theor-csl M-chlc. Six lrrGc0rs in Drawing and I'VE
IL ,ia' hf rist.cs viii be employed. =.
The Department Of Ch,In.y vii De under the charge q
Prof CHAs y. sIONt A. NJ who will deliver ihr,e Leo.
ur-. per THe Department OF Mechanics wl be undef
she iI-c on II rot l.. "A. bASDEK " Dk, ~ D., vie
VII d-.,'r. Lectures per ~ees The Trm wi ti's sa
Ia 4 of Hsfch neat.
TO. p41c ~ United al the cssses and Lectures pre-:
vidi ~, In he by ocock when the doors W.T.
p. rins-d lie Trustees coT!@y Invite the public and 80
pe.Ay 0f the ely To avail themselves IL th1
or ,h has been made for their vsment,
Tue tc-d GOo, s open. Tree 10 all without uctets
ofssy GEuu to ~ r. H., AID ILs fiet-fe Oslsfg
iToua \ O.. To- IN.
Il. III iLf.i- contributions Of books for ,he Free
Library cH tey sfsaly needed sid ~ll DO pro-
G.c,yr VI g..sl A.n age spciay 10 lie ~orss sasss4
Vi .4is ely by order VI tie Irls
ADRAM . HEWITT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
CRAHA,ps PHOTOGRAPHIC SHORT

~ NASp ACADEMf. No. 81 hrosd~a ay-Now op-n fof
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