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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-05

.,n., Befose Samuel Kell, Justice Of
akaihse the Peace Of Prairie Township,
Alexander Edgar Franklin County. Ohio.
and Lucy EDGAR
ON THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, 1864,
" said Justice issued an order of attachment In
the above action for the sum Of forty dollars
April 8, 1864. A. w. SHEARER.
.'H7IIN f'FIf.NI ..rIH'l I I IA xratvh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-05

.J.R .Dayy, ESQ.,; Jacob Meter, Esq. Of Kuhn,
Niemer, Mt. Auburn; 7. i. Saunders 4 Co., Burnet
House; Messrs Shutz 4 Bro; A. BY & Bro, Lib
erty and Baymiller; John Bast, Architect, Clark ST.
corner Sixth and Race streets; Roth 4 Mosser, St
Nicholas Exchange, southeast corner of Fourth and
Race; VIM Glenn, 32S West Fourth street; Abner
H. Frazer, 4G7 West Sth street, Board of Education,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-05

John Painters Estate.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the undersigned has this day been appointed
and qualified as administrator Of the estate Of John
Painter. late Of jefferson township, Franklin coun-
ap15-w3w. LEWIS PAINTER.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
WAsHrNcror. April 16.

WARRINGTON, April ID.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock .
dispatch Was received here from Gen. Sher-
man, confirming the surrender Of Fort Pill.
low and the brutal conduct Of the rebels
immediately afterwards, which bids fair to
be amply retaiiated in that quarter 10 due
time. j
The Star says according to Sherman our
loss was So white soldiers killed and 10
wounded, and 800 black troops murdered
in cold blood after the surrender.
Fort Pillow is an Isolated post, ct no val.
40 whatever to the defense Of Columbus,
and utterly untenable By the rebels, who
have, no doubt, left that vicinity ere this,
having been disappointed with considerable
loss in the object Of their raid, whish vas
the capture Of Columbus. whence they
were promptly but surely rcpulsed, with no
loss to US. We arc satitfied that due in
vcstigation Will show that the loss Of Fer
Pillow was simply the result Of mistake
Of the loyal commander, Who occupied it
against direct orders, . contingency Incl.
dent to oil wars.
Tho rebels, according to cfficial despatch.
o. received last evening, were effecting no.
thing ct Padueah, losing cold o. killed for
every horse they succeeded 10 steaiine,
and doing rs no other damsge than BY )
few threats.
It 10 believed the Forrest raiders will
next appear in the vicinity Of Memphis,
where they can effect no more than at 90.
lumbus and Paducah, and stand . very fair
chance indeed Of getting themselves sur
rounded By overwhelming forces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
Plttsbarg, II. Wayne 1 Chleags
= AILROAD.

VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting with the great
PkMNSXL HAlSlA CkN1RAL RAHSOAD
Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimsrs and Wash
layton city, and al the interior towns Of Penn.
@ylvsnia, New Jersey, New York, Mssylaad, 10.
Merchants BY taking this fOuts, will hsys the
advantage Of al the eastern markets ct no sddi-
0onal cost.
1agg1ge checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
ye1cago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Vest and Northwest.
Oennse.ing ct Crestlins With Cleveland 4 Lake
snofs =. =. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niaesss Talls.
towns Of Now England Via New York Osntrsj
md New York Erie Railroads. Also Scvth 70
Ooaumbus, Jaossyills, Newark, Mount Veenoa.
teeubenville and Whssliag, and interior tovno
s9Ohio and Virginia.
1hs above trains eonnsetat Forest with trains
. Mad River Road = Springasld, UrSeao, Day
Passenger bound est will ind this rcute hetA
plsasant snd agresabls, passing throagA many Of
Shs largest end finest eitlss In The Unitsd States
Rnsssngoss arriving ct Chicago On aay Of The
sselss win And attentive cheek agents q he a.
PETS 20 roooive checks ord convoy baggage FREE II
sAasys.ts the Pittsbu1y and Chicago eafs. 6lssp-
~ eaSs oooo0pony se0A train.
Tickets Tor sale ct ell the principal ticket o.
~ iatls Wet - q ~ Osapaay's 49, eef.
q Il Raadolpk end Deeshoen stsssas, q Is tAs
Depot, West ads, Chieags.
0epastisalas 70 ask fef tiekets b Fort wevae.
O. CLELLANb.
. oss1 Ws1tstn Passenger Aeeat, Chisaea
:. noesl, Con. end ue11 AsS, Ohleegu.
1sseGhteG I'll kinde vim - ooexloo fip3 OAioo
~ lslrae 1T = u HneG,oe - lev ~
Is ~ eles0 NYsoo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
New YoRK. April 10.

NEW FORK, April 10.
The Herald's army despatch states
that Gen. fitzpatrick left for Nashville,
to take command Of the cavalry in the
Army Of the Cumberland.
Gen. Custar with the I'd brigade il
transferred from the Sd to the lst divi.
sion.
Col. Chapman 10 transferred to the I'd
division.
Gen. Davis il ordered 10 report to
Gen. Gregg Of I'd division.
Previous to the departure of Kilpat.
rick be received by flag Of truce letter
from Gen. Lee, inquiriDg if the orders
found upon Col. Dahlgren aud published
in the Richmond papers were authentic
and authorized by him. The reply was
bitter aud Indignant denial.
There ia but little doubt that the rea-
son why Dahleren's body 10 not given
up, is because Of ito shameful mutlation
and unchristian burial.
The storm which has ragged for the
last two hours is swelling the streams
and has deepcned the mud. 1t has no y
cleared and the weather is again bright
and beautiful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

Qua oP4c1Ak DlDPACMn
n~pertant Foreign News.a
cen. fitzpatrick takes Csm-
umand Of the CumbeP.
land Army. II
Denial that the Dispatches
Found On Col. Dahl.
green were Au.
thentic.
More Trouble among the
People Of North Carolina.
Several Confederate ono.
ers Hung.
Neveral Confederate ono.
ers Hung.

New Yoax, April IL.
The steamship Glasgow from Liver
pos,l and Qoeenstowp, has arrived with
later noWs.
The Losdon Times says the prospects
Of the Government have improved sioos
the Eater recess, but says there il q
rocl: ahead, which is the ease Of Mr.
Stapsiield, under charge Of connection
with the attempt on the life Of Nspole'
on, bat thinks he made it o. . private
member Of Parliament and.not - per-
con connected with the Government.
Mazzipi addressed . letter to The
Times exhonorating NJ. 0tass6sld from
any connection with the above named
scheme.
The Pays speaks Of serious coulict
between the Austrian and Prussian forces
ct Jutlsnd.
The Vienna papers give positive de-
NAL to the report that . revolt had been
planned among the Hungarian troops in
the Austrian army, and that in copse.
quence thereof . Wholesale execution
had taken place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

BIZ MAIL.-An expedition under com.
msnd Of General Graham, consisting Of
the army eunboats, the 9th N. j., 23sd and
18th Aas. and tbc 1lSth N. Y. regimcnts,
and two sections Of artillery, under Capt.
Easterly, left here on Wednesday night
lest and landed q diifersot points. They
concentrated ct Smithfield, Va, O THUR
day evening aud Sucoeeded in routing the
ene0y, capGoring 60 ooo0iesioosd olloer
aad ave 1ea, I'll woasded, and slss ssssssl
As1se - sasstaCU 06ne o0otgDgy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
NRwBERN. N. c.. April IA.

NRwBERN, N. c., April IA.
According to the Raleigh Progress
the people of western North Carolina
have recently hung several Confederate
officers and soldiers for enforcing the
CONSUMPTION.
The Raleigh Confederate State de-
ponds on the success of the rebel army.
II defeated, Holden will be elected by .
large majority.
The frequent arrival Of steamers Il
Wilmington, with valuable cargoes, arc
announced.
The railroads Of N. G. are buoy trans.
porting troops and supplies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

WAsalselon, Acsil ~
: Dseoosohes lfoo - hse6loastsss q ~
Afny = ~ Pese9ee 49, - 49, sssese9y
abose $50 . paety q 49, c.s e1e
- astaek q The ptekees = soa 1ssIoss
he Wsso drives % sless 49, eklfmea.
o. - killed cd tvo Woaeeed Of tie
18th Pa. Several rseels weeo woeecos,
bit vsse esesisd o6 By shslr comrades.
The mail train With Gen. 0fAoe % board,
he'd iuse passed lev ainuees before. The
sstack vas nade end Il u suppoeed the H.
tsntion VS. 70 capture him.
Suffers end citissns have Al Iste the r..
~, ssd vill not b allowed 70 rstsrn be-
lore next fall.
The following is the bill which passsd
the senate to-day, end whi:h awaits the
actiou q the House:
b 4 sssesd, &C., That y shall - unlaw.
fol to take any oostssct toe The parchaee
or sale. OF dslsisg a any gold coin, or bal.
lion. Of Of any foreign exchange 70 b do.
liveeed q any tire subseqosnt 70 The ~
king q soeh eootsaet, o for the pay0eat
Of eoy ssm either taxed Or eoatioge0e 10
defsult of the delivery of 0oy gold coin o.
q any foreign oxohsnee, q upoo asy Other
essns than he Immediate manual delivery
Of such gold coin or bvllioe, q foreign q.
change, and the imnediats payment II full
on The agreed price thereof By the MAMMAL
delivery Of y. 8. notes or National curren.
cy, OF any contract whatever for the sale,
loan or delivery Of any gold coin or bullion,
or foreign exchasge, which the person ma.
king such contract shall not st the time Of
making II 30 the owner in actual possession.
SEQ. z. That il shall b further unlaw.
ful for any banker, broker Or other psfson
70 make any purchsss Of sale Of any gold
coin or bullion, or foreign exchange, Or any
oootsact Tor any such purchsse or sale O
any Other plsss than Ne osdiaary plaos d
busineee Of either the seller OF purchases,
owned or hired or occupied By him individ.
ually, OF BY partnership Of which he 10
member.
SEC. :. All contracts made 10 violation
Of this Get shall b absolutely void.
SEC. 4. Any person Who shall violate
any provision Of this oct shall DO held gail.
~ Of misdemeaaor and on conviction there
Of be fined in the sum Of 81 600 and DO im-
prisoned for period Of not less than three
months nor longer than one year, or both,
ct the discretion Of the oourt.
SIC. S. The penalty imposed ~ Sec.
may be recovered 10 an action ct law 10 any
court Of record Of the United States or sny
court of competent Jurisdiction, In which
action may b brought in the name Of the
United States BY any person Who will sue
for said penalty, one half for tho use Of the
United States and the other half for the use
Of the person bringing such action, and The
recovery end satisfaction 81 . judgment In
suy such action shall not b bar to the
imposition Of any 6ne for the same offence
10 any prosecution instituted subsequently
to the recovery Of such judgment, but shall
be bar to the infection Of punishment by
imprisonment, ~ provided By the 9Th Sec
ton.
SEC. 8. Acts snd parts Of acts inconais.
tent with the provisions Of this act are 70.
pealed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
sNYoER I WAITERs,
229 Broadway, New York.

Patent Soliciting House and R0teat
C0m0lseion House Combined.
COLICTlNG.-This Company viii ct =
y Attorneys for securing Patents for sew invsa-
lions IN this County ard Europe On the most
fsasonabls ts-ms, Conduct lnfnngmsat Cases-
Orr EekjSitiss Roons asd Sslliag Depattnrss.
We respectfully fubni. - The public shas esrs
10 the only responsible Soliciting House In the
World that he's N Exhibition Rooa, and - -.
sisnt and successful Selling Department attach.
=. Oa Patents totpn eat b y - ssasiss %
Wesre il regular eonm uaieatisa With upwasis
= 100 Patent Sellers throughout The souetsy
Who depend wholly for their supply upon q. Our
Exhibition Rooms (eornsr Broadway and Barclay
streets, in the very heast and center Of tAs city
are daily visited ~ nunbers of Capitalists aod
able Patents, for the purpose Of re-ssing n sub
divisions while others and heavier capitalists ase
always ready to purchase usful Patent and 60
gage in IT. manufacture, and thus secure lucra-
tive monopoly. These sources Of demand that
are daily ssgmenting are fully sufRcisnt 70 ..
sorb the entire supply Of Patents nov being is-
sued, and 1t fair prices.
Consignmsnts Of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited. Any Information free. Resonsi-
be Agents wanted In every county and town Who
have fixed places Of business-t0 gaoh " will
pay $50 psr quarter, and 8 Per eent: o. al
9lOSS " 49, - oB0AsoD suO UAPWo
hour or more per day } Of the models of such pa-
tents ~ may be placed in their hands for sale-
To-good Salesmeo who will give their whole time
TO business, will pay $50 . month. Ale travelling
Agents are wanted ct . fair salary.
Agents will b required to give some sstisfas-
tory security or deposit the COS. price Of models,
which will 30 Refunded whsa returned. Address
SNYDER 1 WATERS, No. ais Bros ivay.
Rsr.R1nCEs-We,t the undsrsigned, doing. bu-
siness in New York City, do authorize Joseph y.
Walters and @. H. Snyder, comprising the nm 81
the National Patent Oaacs, TO refor 70 rs, and Ne
believe they win conduct their business upon
ssrietly honorable princ;ples.
fSisnedl New York, Ed. sea.
-Mckewan, Esq. Iuportsr, IS Maiden Lass, N 7
City. WI Taylor, ksq, Banker, - Wall 81. N
YNty. Chas 4 Voorhees,: Esq. Banker, - Pias
81 N Z City: Shepherd. Seward I Co, lmpor-
tsrs, 214 Pessl st, N City. John Wilmot, BEG,
Commission. s5owling Green. 7 City. John
W Kirby, Eeq, Metropolitan Bank, los Bsoadway,
N \ City. n Arthur, Esq, British nnd American
Exchsngs Banking Corporation, s. Wall st, n
Y City. = D..ss smith; ssg. chsmis \, B Bat.
nehl6-eodAxly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
Nsv YoRx. April Is.

NEw YoRK, April Is.
The sales OF gold certificates thus far are
about 500 600. It is said they are reach
ing their limit, aud the resumption Of gold
duties must soon take plaee, 1t least until
july.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
lTribune's Special. |

WAsn1sGroS, April II.
The Governor Of Illinois will be au-
thorized to commission officers of negro
regiments raised in that state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

WE TIE UNDERSIGNED ZOE DHALsn0
~ Aeve aoseed = ~ ~ dusias ~ yeas
LEA q The felleWine rates.
6lss. ~ day e1.Se ~ nsath;
10 IL. 1aoO
Datshers 81 hotolo - eents ~ evts
6Alsors using 10 IL ~ week GO. ~ evL.
Over 100 IL. ~.
Less then Loo III. S6e.
p. Y. KUHL. Z. PECK,
FRITZ BAUROSE. JAS. 3. ALTMAN.
uoh31d1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

SANDY Hook, April 1s.
The steamer Saxonia from Southamp.
ton 9th, has arrived.
Garabsldi landed at Southampton on
the Sd and was received with enthusi-
asm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
New York. April Is

New YoRk, April 18.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal,
arrived at Fort Monroe on Saturday.
The Alliance was captured by the
South Carolina. Her crew were all
found asleep. Her passengers, six in
number, escaped 10 . boat. She had an
assorted cargo valued at $4,000. The
vessel was about 700 tons and worth
1l25.OOO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
NAsHlkGroN. April l

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The Baltimore Anaerican Of last evening
says: We learn that the medical authori-
ties in this department. have been directed
to make preparations Tor the reception at
the Jarvis General Hospital. West Balti.
more street, Of from 500 to 700 Of the re-
leased Union prisoners from Richmond.
They may be expected here to-day Or to.
morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
CAIRo. April Is.

CAIRO, April 10.
The steamer Glendale from Memphis,
yesterday morning passed Fort Pillow last
evening. No appearance Of the enemy, and
river I'll clear. No papers q news from
below. A number Of steamers leaving here
for thu South.
The steamer Swallow from Paducah 8
o'clock last evening, reports oil quiet. No
fighting occurred up to the time she left.
The 81, 7sh, and 9th Keotucky rebel
regiments are overrunni0g Western Ken
lucky with impunity. The inhabitants Of
Metropolis ere in constant state ofsuspense,
not knowing what hour they may be At
tackled. Everybody slept in clothes the
past two nights, ready to defend themselves
and decsmp % circumstances required.
Gunboats are constsntly patrolling the
river, taking every precaution to prevent
rebels crossing BY destroying or sending
craft that could be used for that purpose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
Particular Notice /.

There ere acsy preparations cold Ssder he
saae 0f Filters, put " ~ qsoss boltlss esMpsSsd
% y ne cAecpess schssket ~ comss rsss costing
from ~ to 20 ess!' ~ ses ~ sssts disesissd 81
Asise or Coriander Seed.
zhis class Of Bsteers kevs casssi ssd ss;H esq.,
tsvs so causs, long tAoy "a. b. sold. Asdreds
= dss Ghs isst1 Of tie drs.ksrd. BY tas;r ~ "a
syseem g kept eoasisssg sadss sAs snssses Of ri.
liquor i cvesssS and bsps Up, esd tks rs,s e ~
ths Aorsors stsssdsst .pes sdrsskarrs ~ ss.d
dsaGk.
For sa0se so1e desire cad WALL have y Nsscs
Bsaers. we Psbish ~ toesostss ssOe;ps: Get one
mss W.th three Qoafes Of good Arandv 81
whtskey, as8 IL rsesle Utb b. Q prsoerat;o.
that sslt mr. excel - nsdisal vi1ss sad ese e.
cslIsacy any u ~ Lqsor B;tssvs u Me 49,,
viytses ~ Heonandss Bit a, conseseis.
seisA good article y Liqsor, ss.e1 lsss pr;ss
tkas tAess ssSsvisv Srspsrasieas UiH cost rov.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

To Machlmlsls and Mill Mem
CEvERAL HUNDRED POUNDS OF OLD
y Type, suitable for babbitt METAL, for sale ct
this once, In quaint titles to suit. mh9sdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Fditse q the
Incyslspsdis Of Religious knewlsdss.l
Altheugh me- disposed - fsvor o. ssssansal
Patent Medicines ID gsessal, threseh dislsast ef
their ingrsdisaAs cd s1ssss; vi ksow q -
sooeasnt soaeoos Wy . nAa nay not te0tisy y
What he believes himsslf 10 have Isesivsd iron
tass eoSssi ~ = m h.ssSs = SSem.
do Mia more readily n regard % Hoo1asd's
0ernan fittsns prepared y u. Y. y. JAekeon.of
this ely, bssaase vas peejudiesd agsiase then
for many ysass, under the imprsssion that they
were chiefly n alcoholic mixsers. lam indebted
70 ~ friend Kohsst Shosnskse, Isq.s ise the r.
Doval Of this peejudioe b. proper tests. asd fos
sncouagement % " them, when sa1esiag from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles Of these bittefs ct The bsgnnise Of
the prevent yeaS. was followed BY evident relief
and fesesration TO degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which ! had mot fsls ios six msnths before
asd bed almost dsspairsd Of rsgaining. thsrs-
lore thank God and ny'friend for directing me 70
the uss Of them. ]. NEWTON BROWN.
$50 Y~~> eos 1oAp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

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r...... ~ .r4sxTs Asf ~w iStss p Hs'@A
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

JS5H JslS1 90 - ealeass1 O.
- = 2sIC q A. I'D,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
Attention Soldiers. IN
Friends Of Soldiers.

We all theattsnsaoa Of Ill hsyane raaatio,s a,
ffiends 4 the army % the feet tat ssHOOR
LANDS 0esnen bttSeee" viii s1se niso.oeothe
tioas accident = camp liis. Il IL ~ ~.
rival Of tie sick, e will 10 noticed tkst 8 ~,
lesge psopoftion afe su9eRing from dsbility.
Every case Of that klnd can b. readily eufel s.
aooGend's Ger man Bittsfs. diseases sesultins
aisosdsfs g re aisestve sI9aas ere speedily 70
4 there Bitts!s wses freely ussd saeng our SOL
diers, hundreds Of lives might Do sayed thaH oth.
sfviss Willie lost.
We call pastisslas attsation 70 Ne Ss,lovi,e
rsnaskable and we'll authsntisstsd sure ozone b
the nation's heroes, vhcse life, 70 use his an
language, ''hss bss1 ssved 81 tie Httsra!:: =.
PnfLADsl1nlx, August ia. lea.
Asssre. Jeses = keass :-Weli, gentisoaa zen
Hoo6aad1 0ernaa piteses has saved NJ ma.
There h - niltaks IL this. Il 10 vouehei ~ 81
na0bess Of my oe4fades, some q who's snemcs
the effsanstansss Of ny eass =. and havs
besn for ths last ioar ysass, . member Of 0hee-
mao's celebrated battsry, and under he innsdi.
ste esnDand Of Csps. b. B. Ayrss. 3hseush ~
exposure attendant upen ny afdaous dates. /
was attacked II Novsmbef last With in1anrasioe
Of he Lang, and was ior sevs.ty-two days IN he
hsshtsned ~ "a attack Of dyssstcfy III was 81 g
removed from the White House, aai seat r M
isty On boafd II steamer sState & NaineS o.
which Handed on the 3sth Of June. Since thss
time have bssn aboat flow % any one eevld
- ard still retain ; spark Of vitality. Fee
thing, and II I'D fosss neeosl dew. it ~ 4.
nediately thrown Up agaia.
! co1ld not svss hesp glass Of vaasr q NJ
stonaeh. Afe soa1A netlsst undss theee eire91.
stances ard aseosdingly the ptyaisisas wRo ~
80 vessieg fsi:aisly. tho.ga sn.ssssailly.s -
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