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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
Current News Items.

The amount Of property destroyed By the
rebels in the preseut raid, together with what
they seized and carried away is almost incsl
ealable At least eight bridges have been de-
s,royed on the Northern Central Railway be-
tween Muuceytown and Cockeysville.
The people of Philadelphia are well nigh
in a panic Communication with Washing
ton is cot of.
The 18th corps, Baldy Smiths, has arrived
ct Baltimore.
Maior. General Franklin was captured on a
train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
yesterday
The report that Gunpowder bridge has been
destroyed is doubted
A rebel deserter reports the invading force
now operating in the North to be very large.
Mayor Gunther has written a letter to Gen.
eral Sanford, protesting against the withdraw.
al from New York Of the organized military
force now in the city he is fearful OF anoth
er riot, growing out Of the general distress
among the poorer classes.
The Florida is becoming quite as formida
Bile to our merchantmen as was the Alabama
Governor Seymour viii issue proclama
ton ordering ell citizens Of New York to hole
themselves in readiness for military service
and urging the formation of National Guards
When the Alabama steamed out Of Cher
bourg roads, she was greeted with tremendou
cheers by the populace who witnessed her de
pArture When the KsArsage came into hat
Dor, a. the victor, she was received in gloom
silence This indicates the feeling of tn
French people
The National Guards Of the City of Ne,
York have protested in body against bein
sent out Of the State, on the requisition G
Lincoln.
Gold went up 10 29O yesterday in Ne'
York, and settled down at 277. .
We see Il stated that the Germans of Cir
cinusti are raising money to establish FIR,
mont paper. They are subscribing in share
Of $40 each.
Ii il stated now that there are two ConfeC
crate vessels off Cberbourg watching for an o.
portunity to pounce on the Kersage
Gov Seymour is evincing something MOI
than mere sham in the prosecution of Di
and others, charged With the crime Of su
pressing the World and Journal of Commerc
The Governor, it is said, will militia Of IL
Of the State to enforce the law.
Brough, Deunisou and Delsho, all deny tb
they recommended Tod for Secretary Of II
Treasury. The probability seems to be tn
Tod recommended himself by telling fit
stores Lincoln pronouuces him the b.
story teller in Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
Connec,ioul CourInhlp.

The way they do business in New Haven
is illustrated by an incident published in the
Journal and Courier. A chap had eourted a
girl, giving her large number OF presents to
keep her admiration all right, hut differences
arose and big squabble was the result Of
Tended lover calls on his Mary Ann md re-,
quests that dress patte'n Riyenher astweek i
She passed over the demanded dry goods
"I'l take that photograph album YOU please "
She extracted the nielnres and returned the
volume. "Give me that ring Now | Just
want you to take out those teethI paid thirty
dollars for, and give them back to me in about
four seconds r. This wastoo much, ana the
female beat hasty retreat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
written expressly Tor the Dayton Emnrel
A SUMNER In EUROPE,


Leaving London on Tuesday the 9Th oil
October,we spent the greater part ofabesutiful
day, in getting north, through Rughby Leices
ter Derby and others Of the great number Of
large interesting cities which is so thiekly GOV
or the whole surface of thts wonderlal island,
to the little town Of Bakewell, the stopping
place for visitors to Chatsworth and Haddou
Hall We arrived too late in the evening to
make any excursions to interesting localities
in the vicinity, bnt we had some hours still on
onr hands to dispose Of before dark There
was no one about our inn for us TO look at or
talk TO, there we're no readable hooks in the
library, no one seemed TO ho in the streets, and
so,. in desperate effort to find something
wberewith to employ the time, climbed up
to the little church. which is built upon hill
overlooking the town TO lpiter among the
graves, which we're thickly rounded up about
it. A cemetery is very solemn place when
the names Of departed friends stare in ones
face, from the monuments, but in - arrange
place, have almost invariably 'ound that tie
church yard will furnish the material for edify
cation and amusement when all other places
fail andthat Of Bakewell proved no exception tc
the rule Was Il not worth walking hundred
yards to stumble apon an epitaph such al
| this
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

Ifevery member Of the Administration had
ten thousand souls. they would be insufficient
throughout eternity 10 expate the hideous
guilt incurred by them, in wickedly and wan
tonly, designedly and unlawiully eonspiring
and engineering to avert peaceful settle.
ment and TO inaugurate The bloodlest aud
most atrocious war on record, violating in it's
progress every Law human and divine, and
whose success in its accursed policy can end
only in the destruction Of the people Of the
South, the impovershment and enslavement
OF the North N Y News
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
The norrors Of his war.

A lady Of Roanoke, Virginia, writes the
following to Lynchburg paper, detailing the
conduct Of Federal soldiers in that village -
The loyal people Of Maryland are now suffer-
ing in their turn the wrongs complained Of
BY the people of Virginia Such is war and
yet there are persona who desire its eondnu.
ance indefinitely. rIa
THE yankee army passed through this vii.
ape on Tuesday morning last, and pllaged
the houses Of everything they could carry of
with them. lam, Tor the first time in my life,
beqgar I cannot describe, ,or you imagine,
uhat they have done TO Us, They not only
stole my COW, -four, meal, meat, lard, and in
fact, everything we had to eat, but they rlaed
our trunks, took all my gold and silver mo-
ney, my silver plate, and every kind OF kitch-
en- utensils, knives aud forks cups saueers,
etc and they tore the clothes up and stole
my children clothes, and, indeed, all and ev-
erything. They made a road through our
! front yard and tore down our fences, grRzed
our oats, aud destroyed nearly everything we
had. .t'l..
They not only done us 80, but our neigh.
bors we're treated likewise The negroes in.
suited the ladies, aud one buck niger smack.
ed young girls face not Tar from us One
General rode up and told my servant woman
If she wonld go he would take her up behind
him. She told him she did not want to 60, as
she had a good master. They had these Ka-
thairon notes that usually come around hair
OIL and paid one man in front Of our house n
So note to 20 with them; he did go. He had
been working for us two or three months, but
did not belong to us.
i "You never saw snch destruction in all
your life. The people that told them they
we're for the Union were treated worse than
the others. They called them d---d liars
and other vile names The next morning
= did not have dust of -four or meal, not tea
- cupfull, and not an ear OF corn to send to tn,
y mill We we're in destitute condition truly
2 but thank God, some of our friends, not =,
near the road, who we're more fortunate, cam
in and very kindly offered to loan us. II the
had not been so closely pursued they woul
2 have fred our houses. They say when the
f come again il will be with fire and sword.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

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l. lants and cNrmiueives Which every physiciap ee.
knowledges ~ the oily prepmaticn that will effect
permanent cure OF harthea and py setter, This Anti
Cholera Mixture is low in use IN some Of ur ern,y
hospitals where il fves the greatest satisfaction. Il
has saved the lvesf thousands Of our soldiers End
citizens, and VII guarantee u 10 he the hest Ts me
dy IN the world 10 DiarrheRa and Dysentery
MIR Woods, Of iovington NV. will he most hApp,
10 satisfy any onIas 10 the virtue OF Sric kand'p A-d
Cholera Mixture'in fact we have great number OF
testimonials rol patients who have teen cur, ntei
being pronouncfin urahle by their physicians, some
after taking onlpne Iottle Of stricRIsnd's Anti Cho
era Mixture. llvou suffer with Disrrhea aud Eysen
terry try one bode. tnIs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
Mcoical

GuREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthms, sud
~ Consumption. II Is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 70 Try one bottle OF
Strickiands Msihfuous Cough Baisam
to convince them that ts the hest preparation ever
used. II not only cures the above affections 0f the
Throat ard LUNGS, but t cures Night Rwents and
SpthuV Of Ri I'd and II m excellent rarge for eny
kind ot ~Ore Throat Il ~ pleasant 20 take, ard
sale medicine or infants Price 80 Cents per bottle
For sale oY drugysts generally mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
Only GEN UINh HAIR REsTORRR.
Read the following:
(TestiBiC7ii 4, az Mts Sordb Gould

(Tsstin0hii, ~ Ms SorGh Could
ALBAHI, NEW YoRk.
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las disease spread until my scalp was one complete
broken; the burning and itching sensation sup
porsble; would apply RENE dy after remedy, hut
only MON entRTy relief consulted several IhS 81
rians Of this city. vas Informed by them ths The
al sease with which my scalp Was affected was ssh
Rh um, and that they could not heneht me, read
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult You
GU assured that you would eradicate the dis, Rse
and restore my hair, which had become very thin
Wiyh tnst ASSURANCE placed myself m your hands
and the resu' Is are, rave luxurRnt bead Of haI
my scalp is Derre y WE'LL and ms hair has ceased 10
al out. Respect uly yours,
II is fact Acknowledged by R who have used the
Hair Rsstorer, and their name Is Legion that II tis
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eHertuRy and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
TIE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The lsrse and rapidly Increasing sale Of Restorative
the stronge evidence Of the manifold benefits II -
rouirrrinR upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained ana
they all ante IN stesunB 10 US anu VAST HuPeH
'''" CvER ALL PREPARATIONS
EyeriutrhduceJ. do not recommend my preraTs
4 on 10 oanse hair 10 lrow six eet IN rehS ~ many
months aa 1t IL simple impOssibty, snd totally "a
OF with the laws Of Mature; 10 hose who are
ske ptral or incredulous VIII MAKE bona hde oner
IwiH forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dolars) II | fail to cure the worst
Sases OF partial hadneAs, under fifteen yesrS' ssnd
"s THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gepsf
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT cor IT sESD
FOR 1T.
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- Price. u per bottle, or SIX totIles forS5
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
THE ENEMY sURRENDEREDi
GRE EAT SLA II q IL II II X
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

No sO2, THIRD STREET, DAYTON, onIe,
LJAYE made formidable attack on High Prices
III and eut them on entirely,
Notwithstanding the depressed condition OF the
country, theyRre receiving the largest ststock OF
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs, vRsTIRGe,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
OF the latest styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
DOLLARS. DRAW Eks, NEOK-TIE9, &c.,
Ever before offered so the public. Their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHKNG
Ia new and IashionAbe, and oferod unususly low
FOR CASH.
The publO are invited 10 call and examine, A. thSJ
have extra nee goods, and offer blg indneements
RoITS Kh0PP,
au1qtf No. 500, Third Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
s- forginAl.
asa Drop am the Eye"

some mlschisvoas boys lately fired a rocket
when dropped hatting sHwARD in the eye, near The
socket. 10 '.H
sAS 1nsAny answered, when told Of the wrong shot,
~ iSaos the Sst "droP in his sgS'-bg long SAet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

"Brandy one dollar drink lis the pla-
card in the window Of Broadway (N. W
lquor saloon.
Z We construe the above into a disloya iusin
uation that Lincoln dOllaris oely worth fVe
cents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

EGy-The Judgment OF the world confirms
the estimate placed by the Democracy Of
America upon the administration of Abraham
Lincoln Interested ofiice-holders aud con
tractors alone pretend TO excuse the high
crimes Of that bad and treacherous man. Not
one Intelligent human being can conscientious.
" defend him All must admit in their hearts
that he has proved a miserable failure, and
that be is, morally aud intellectually unit TO
govern, either 10 peace or war He must be
thrust ignominiously from the high office he
has 80 disgraeed aud the powers which he
has 80 perverted to the deep injury of the
country. This work the conservative masses
The people--have resolved to accomplish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

HVERYBUDY is being cured Of tLie distressing
T. dis ease by the use oi
Dr.. Strfekionds Pile Remedy
Read what those psy sho have used IT.
Mr.. Charles W. Land. an, Of Lc uisYille ard Mr. J
Hezarde, Oncinnau, q both we're cured ter usinE
one pot Of I,r. streklands Pile Remedy. They saS
they have tried eve ythips but e MD obtain no ree
but one Pot oi Strickland Pile Kennedy etecttd
perfect cure siter sptr rrs for many years With the
worst kind of Piles. Tlsy recommend every ops
who 10 suffering TO try it.
ASK for
DR. Strickland Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, cts pot. MaunfactHreds al
No East Fourth 1T, Ctoinnati, o, mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
The Price of our Daily 10 be
Advanced 90 40 cents per
Week.

We cannot possibly afford to continue
to furnish the Daily EAnRE at present
rates. The great advance in the cost OF its
publication cOmpels us, reluctantly to an
nounce that after this week we must in.
crease its price to 20 cents. The necessity
for this must be apparent to all, q
July 8, 1854.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
A Specimen Telegram of 1863.

The falsity and folly combined Of the iele.
graphic dispatches mas long been notorious,
and yet they are always eagerly swallowed by
millions who are anxions to be deceived
Bot Just now even the many fools OF the cou u
try may be willing to learn q lesson, we re.
producethe following specimen brick tele
graphed by the Official liar from New York
on the 7th Of October 1853 1t reads well at
this particular time
"The Times Wash inglon dispat ches seyth
colored barber, direct from Richmond, where
be has resided during the last eighteen years
and who has been in daily contact with lead
ing rebes, says that the battle Of ChickAmau-
ga is not considered by the people of Rich
mond success that Richmond can now be
easily capi ared if the Yankees want it, and
that officers Of The army have frequently sA,
in his hearing that 1t would be abandoned
should the Army Of the Potomac advance in
force. Many citizens assert publicly that
they will not offer any resistance in case Of an
attack, because II would be utterly useless
People daily sending their effects further
South, in anticipation of the coming Yam
kees
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
sEoREr,RY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
~ Seneca Csunty.
SUPREME JUDGE,
lFoa rutL FnhA,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMF,
OF Fairfield Cou ".
Gro nm vActSciHsl
Lon Vacancy,
MACHfAS @ WHITLEY
OF Hancock County.
short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ). BOYS,
Of iehland ti0untv
"7WA1JoRNEY GENERAL1
LYMAN r CRlrCHFIELO,
OF Holmes Comfy.
CoMPTROLLER OF THE IREAsUhi,
WILLIAM S Y. PRENTLSS,
OF Franklin County
scHaoL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s RAMSEY
Of Hardin Comfy
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
(FvJL TrRN1
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
OF Aahlsnd County.
Goa ,cAsoI,)
CHARLES BOESEL,
Of AuEisise County.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-03
THE NArION's STRJG'sLE - THE
NATIONS IuIruPBI.

IRON ne n ss.-
We have not doubt that uur armies will be
.triumphant ia his RrcG. wtr; uor have we a
doub that President lin alu viii d, rc.el,,tsd
10 the Chic' Mag straCy o' tn. .c.u ,lic. But Il.
Is not enough thd We Dc s.,uHcf .t IN. h.Elumttc
success Of our mi itiry strur.,. nor Is it enough
that Mr.. Lincoln he bor-.u r....c.cd. Ii T.,
supremely d sirahlo tbs, th. Rebelliop he
promptly and forever cru bed, auJ that the
popular patriotism su,ttin ami reinforce our
armies to that end Auu II /, ,uptomely dc.irt-
bic that Mr. lincoln be re.clrc cd ny a popullr
majority 50 great, AMI b an expression Of
';bpinion So decisive, as TO show iodisputaDly the
power and determination of The 'Nv.d sediment
Of tn, tiou.
IL is not tnnrgh thai tho Tn 1ni,fS attempt to
carry the requisite uumheT Ut : ,tes; hut they
ould encirotrdl struggle 100 carry every state.
J rs lot enough tha thctr 6hH. id ~ a lnguid
interest In the matter. tut here shOld be an
eau e,t. euthusii Ier isitu ctTnrt. We sh1u d
sh' W 10 the R.buis tut -trrrgth ui Uur purpose,
and Its uniliuChiuR character. We slOuld show
IL 20 the world. We shUu'0 show It 70 the gene
rgtions who shall come after Is The mora
influence nj ,uch dom" ,,tratlon would ns
inner 20, both at hOne and b'u,d. The effect
Of UiumpI ut the di' 'grd ,tul aud chwardy
Chicago plutform would, W. believe, be fttal TO
the unity, power, aud glory OF tue olnry.
as we speak Of, demands aC1ve and energetic
work on the part of every Loyal American. Our
work is for the same end l. the wo OF our SOL
diers In the h-lu, and from them we eau learn
some valuable lessons. Are they Courageous aud
pitiCnt9 So should We he. Are they un linching
IN every h,ld Of LABOR q d ~ yer, kindOf work
Cn tho march, in the trenches q JiCke.. Ia the
deadly charge, amidShowers Of bI0lets ind burst.
ing shel 5, by night anu y, o. JIiS and ID :cem-
Der So should Their bro hers ut IL ne, in their
VAR, fields fpatroic off Irt, he unfnt thing and
enduring, never weary, ever hnp, tu.
The soldiers may differ in upni m about the
wisdom Of the strategy of their gcu rails. bout
the merit ard gerius Of their generals nut in tho
hour Of action and Of peru, all tuese disputes
are forgotten. Tue enemy, whose deie It is i'm
perative, is before hem, auu they sink all other
considerations in the seose Of duy to their cOuu-
try and cause. i il asking 600 much to ask
for a spirit like this at homcl
Let every true man, then, work like man. to
secure the RTaUdeSt and most imposing triumph
for this glorious Union of our fiin RS at the
polls next me nth-such a triumph AS that no one
on this continent or In the world shall ever mis-
take ITS character or It's significance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-03

The peach trees of Newark have been re-
markably prolific this season, much to their own
damage, for many of Ehem are broken by the
gL weight of their product
Ia| Hti, The Champlain Valley Fair, held at Yergen
9 ore as VT last week. was remarkable for its sheep
twents total value of all the sheep exhibited was es
bis thated at 100000.
The annual expenses Of Harvard College and
the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Cam
bridge are $l650OO. Amherst and Dartmouth
SxPend only $l7, 900 TO Sls,OOO each,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-03
Nn1Icra or rmr rnrsa

TIT "CAlnNICS BitL"-tlis the ~ oC spicy little
The tcr,si ncn anu tic dag, andto lincoln ANA
johnson IT. tuNount ~ "ifs arc we "-ttod Ad 10 tHc
point ~ The piu'A ltEe ewspapersdyoc"o te goo1
dCS,rr cs lheiAl support rum AL who oye tue
Union and who drsEc tn success ot IT, candidne.-
Tut CAYr,icS uiu mis- new day nas made its 'p-
pyBtaTve. II conducted with spirit, ard Will have
hlrdstrcet.- Sunday b'spatsh,
The Camrssr Dal' 70 he tltc Of the best post
vigorous, ana innu'nua Lincoln gurua9 nat onuc,
mour Office ~. published oH.iy IN Philadelphia by ;.
pcr copy R,pgli cGa, IoJi tom.
"CANrAICS pIhG."-The Campaign Dial" /, published
dat y. at No. rs S.'hrd street rnilaoephit by \ l.
Cohen at - Tor the oam, Aitn. ltis cy h'te SAGE
ana shorlu receive IRE -uppor OF the ends ot nc"ia
tho thug for toe OC,asiun. ldoJc Rcror1 BtscbrUer
"CANrAIGs Diu. We nave received the first number
c III li a o ei %s 10 and @ ra cI at 81 pSr
cory r thr cauagn, or 10 Clubt Of twenty and over al
ii She election Of lincoln snt johnson, aud
WI Q deuot receive large pa rln5gS ifym the paI
favor It's views. address Canpiit tl, FbladelpAia
The star Of ne IG'ey
III any OF our readers wish to oSa,uG spic pointed
right % lle MAJ. cSup'irn Paper Scud for ;he Champaign
nal," Philadelphia, at once--S. ,'erscy RepubiteaR.
TIM "CAWAlGS DIAL This is the title Of very
neatly printed and uly lire camp paper published ID
~ Dadcphia bS \. D. 'oHcn. It. colunn5 are tiled with
desire 90 become subsoribos should At ,nce send he
ssames s; enq s sdaIs,' ,g + b. "0le ~ !o' 'IAll
The Chmpasu Lid as dsly canpas paper Of grea
spirit Gid anty puJusl I'd BY z Cohen Esq., devote,
90 the CIeci'ou ~ Lucun aud J5knson Il shIuli b.
LIBERAL! patrcni,co- repository, ChdWbersbWrg 20,
1bc "Camuagu plu,' published by $. l.. Cohen, No
loS = THlhp street, Ibtaeerma suppoi4 Lincoln an,
johnson with ygur Hrd tmlty It's sPrtrl articles wl
tell ior tic good causo in tLIs oda aeFs Journal
| "CNhrADh uIAI..-WrIaye received the first nu umbe
Of thus sheet ssucI aa campain paper. Il Is nea
little daily tiglt plEus AND viii hc furnished AZ - pc
copy furue cama.ar, og TO cluhs OF my andoyer at
per copy.
| II advocates the election o, Lhcslu aud johnson SIt
artces are short and spcy and ITS Illustration Of III
death Of 'pOace Domucrncy Is excellent. We cordial
| CONNIE nd 1t to cur Union friends. Address "Campag
| bal" Philadelphia --H,ggfcrr aHch'o"Ri 70,
We have received tbc "c4mpaiaa DIAL" published by
| H. Cuhtn. Philadelphia. 10 s spirited and eNceien
papcr al Rblo Champion In the right cause Mr.. Cohe
mas had CIACfiCrCU In udgCrg pu'.n papcrs, and b.
evidently knows how 10 do IL. We hEe this paper much
but noy0 tLo IS ate obliged 20 own tEat q never come
ufoa cur table without getting TERRIBLY cut ~ -RePpb
| ieon, +lhs'C0D, NL
We have received copy Of the "Campllgn Dial"
spI(d campo gn paper. published by y. T. COhon, NJ
lts :, Third ar PEnadep1a tls an lrrest support.
Of ncOn ana JohusoI, and jas splrial ari'es VIII
veyy materially IN carr sing the good WLIE In the pr
| fcni cpmE mEasn. .--DaH'N[. tH.',0t'7.
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