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St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
BY The PRESIDENT OF The
United STATES.

In pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President of the United
States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will
be held at the aforementioned Land
Offices in the STATE OF MINNESOTA,
at the periods hereinafter designated,
to wit: ...
At the Land Office at MINNEAPOLIS,
commencing on Monday, the fifth day of
September next, for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
North Of the base line and west of the fifth
principal meridian.
The Sc and the w J of section S; the
N J of section 10 of township 1l6; sections
10 and 2l; the N J of section %; sections
27, %, 81, and SO, of township III, of
range 25.
Sections /, 8, s, Z, 9, II, 13, Is, and II;
the NE ! of section 20, of township 116
sections 10, 21, %, rs, q, 20, 81, SO, and
$3.50 township III; the J Sc /, and the
Sc of SW ! Of section 33, Of township
118, of range 26.
Sections /, 8, s, 7, 8, II, 13, Is, and II,
the N ] of section 19, the N J of section 21;
and the N of section %, of township 116
the s J ef section 10, the s of section 81,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing TO dc largely increased aud constantly in
aesasing expense of publishing our paper, we are
ohsd 70 and shall hereafter charge for the insertion
in the columns Of TuE DExocRAr Of all calls for polit
cal public meetings, society notices. obituary and
marriage notices. and other similar matters, such as
have been heretofore published free Of cost. The
charges for such announcements will be as follows
Marriage Notices, so cents each Obituary Notices
(simps announcement Of death only Is cents notices
Of public meetings, ETC.. onehalf Of established
rates for ordinary advertising, according to the space
occupied. Wehave hitherto cheerfully given puhlicl
~ to notices Of the kind alluded to- without charge
but justice to ourselves requires that we shall do 50
NO longer.
Persons bringing sending such notices to the Of
fee for publication, should boar in mind that they
will not be inserted unless the payment for each in
sertion accompanies the copy.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

OHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution issued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and
for the county of Stearns and state cf Minnesota
upon judgment rendered and docketcd in said court
the Sd day of May A. D. 1S60 in an action therein
pending, wherein Thomas G. Alden is plaintiff and
Franklin Sisson is defendant in favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendant for the sum of Sxtysoven
dollars and forty-Dine cents (S6743) and one dollar
and ten cents $11O additional COSTS and interest Oh
the sum of sxty-cight dollars and ffty-nine cents
(S6S.50 from the said third day of May A. D. 1860,
have this day levied upon the following described real
property as the property of the said defendant Franklin
Sissun at the time of the docketin aforesaid of tho
Judgment aforesaid and described follows to Wit
Tho west half of the south quarter of section
number fourteen Q4) in township number one hun
dred and twenty-four (124) north of range number
twentyefght (2O west, in the st. Cloud land district
and containing according to the United States survey
thereof eighty (S0) acres of land net measure Now
therefore notice is hereby given that will sell the
above described real property in separate parcels of
forty acres EACH according to the legal subdivisions
thereof to the highest bidder therefor for cash. a the
front door of tho Court House in st. Cloud in said
county of Stearns, on SATURDAY, tho FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1864, at o'clock in tho after
noon of said day to satisfy the said execution and in
terest and costs. = PHILIP DEAUPRIE
Sheriff Of Stearns county, MINI.
VIM. J. PARSONS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated st. Cloud, Mfnn, Aug. 18th, 1861. au1S6w
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

We regret TO announce the death of the
young man accidentally shot by Mr.. E. NJ.
Tobey, while hunting near Capt. Briggs, a
few days since. He died on Sunday eve
ming, after suffering patiently for many
days. This was sad accident, and the en-
tire community sympathize with the friends
of the Diseased, and also with Mr.. Tobey.
All know it was an accident, liable under
the then existing circumstances, to occur
at any time; and while we regret the death
OF the young man, we also regret that Mr..
Tobey should permit it to operate so heavi-
" upon his mind. He may rest assured
that the community exculpates him from
any blame in the matter, and not only this,
but the young man himself long before his
death, repeatedly assured him of the same
fact.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
To the Electors Of the Fourth Judicial
District.

To the Electors of the Fourth Judicial
District.
Owing probably to an opinion, based up
on the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Ramsey County Probate Judge case, that
there is to be no election this fall Of Judge
for this district, no convention has been
office. Many however, entertain a differ
ent opinion, and undoubtedly votes will be
cast for District Judge in this District.
In view Of this state of the case, the un~
dersigned announces himself an independ-
ent candidate for District Judge, to be vo-
ted for at the coming election.
DAVID A. SECOMBE.
ST. ANTHONY, Aug. 81, 1S64.-n7-4t
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

4 LLOW us to thus introduce our estab-
n. lishment, and permit us TO suggest
that our stock is complete in the several
departments. Our aim shall be to conduct
business upon correct principles-doing
justice to all-studying to please, and ever
attentive to the wants Of our customers.
Very Respectfully,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
UNION MEAT MARKET.
.THOS. c.. ALDEN.

Would respectfully inform the people Of St
Cloud that he is prepared to furnish them
with all kinds Of the choicest fresh meat.
Fresh beef, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in its season, at prices as low as the
lowest. A share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door north Of Powell's
Hardware Store. .4 s, ...,.. ....
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

HAVING been absent much Of the time
since our last issue, we Are indebted to one
or two friends for taking in charge this de-
partment Of the paper.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
GAL NEWS

DIRECTORY OF NJ. Il. CHURcH.-Divine service at the
Seminary Hall, every Sabbath, at I01 a. III. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening at ~. Sabbath
School at 911 p. III. every Sabbath Morning.
DAVID TICE, Pas:ov
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
THERMOMTERICAL, RECORD

SHEEP.-On Sunday last drove of about three
thousand sheep passed through this village en- route
for Minnesota. The following day another drove Of
Minnesota country. fhe raising Of sheep is profit
able Investment, and farmers in this section
should give more attention to itSparta (isco,sin)
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

~ The Circulation of the Democrat
ls DOUBLE that of any other paper
Publtshed ab1vt St. Anthony Fails
Let Advertisers remember this.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND
SYMPATHY.

At meeting Of the North Star Lodge,
No 23F...& A...M.'. held at their lodge
room in St. Cloud, Minn. Sept. Sd, A. D.
1864, A. L. 1854, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously ADOPT
ed:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God in
the dispensation of his Providence, to per-
nit the removal from our midst Of our we'll
beloved brother, Frederick Duhn, who was
killed by hostile Sioux Indians near Fort
Abercrombie, on Tuesday, Esd of August,
1864 be it therefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
Duhn. North Star Lodge has lost true
Mason, the community an estimable citi-
zen, and his ia mily an affectionate hus-
band and father.
Rssolued, That VIC tender to the Breth-
rem at Fort Abercrombie our sincere thanks
for the kind sympathy and attention they
extended to Brother Duhn while he yet
lived, mortally wounded; and for extend
ing to his remains the honor of Masonic
burial when dead.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with the family of the deceased and extend
to them such coincidence as is in our power
beseechipg Almighty God to comfort those
now shorn of their earthly protector, the
husband and the father, and assure them
that although his loss to them is indeed
great, God will be Father to the father
less and the widows friend
Resolved, That as mark of our deep
sensibility and respect, our lodge room
and jewels be drapcd with the usual badge
OF mourning for the space Of thirty days,
that these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of the Lo3ge. and certified copy
uf the same be forwarded to the family Of
the deceased and also to Brother C. W.
Nash, Of Fort Abercrombie.
Resolved, That the city papers be re-
quested to publish the above.
(SignedD H. z. MITCHELL,
G. S. MATTOON,
S. MARLATT.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

county and certified Democracy of Stearns
in tho Cour! district held their convention
made the folss House on the 1st inst. and
isl.ture, FLOWING nominations for the leg
and ". 4: Oscar Taylor. L. A. Evans
10 thsi1Rigby.
selection beredit we" must say that their
tenst fhis time, was more with an eve
lrut fhan heretofore, especially the two
aAsssd, both being gentlemen we'll
tnswa 70 the community as men of talent
And Energy. II the Republicans are to be
esafen y this legislative district, we prefer
to be beaten by such men as they. than
such men as the Honorable (?) Mr.. Roy. Of
Grow Wing. Wonder why they have shell
we'd tho old wheel horse Ruben Richardson
didn't know they had anything against
him-don't suppose they have for we never
heard Of his doing anything, still we had
been lead to suppose that he had a life
lease on the position. All Ruben, Repub-
lies are said to be ungrateful, and so is the
Democratic party, they have got all your
influence and more too. You are no LONGER
wanted. Console yourself Ruben that sic
transit gloria n'undi and you must now give
way to those whose pathway you have paw
ed at great expense!
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

BLANks.-Justices' Summons and Sub.
p0nss for sale at this Office and the Book
Store. All kinds of blanks printed to Or
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
DIED..

In this city, September Sd, Of diptheria,
GEORGE ALBERT, the youngest son Of Edwd.
r. and Nancy A. Abel, aged'4 years,
months and 16 days.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

For RENr.-A comfortable twO-story
dwelling, pleasantly located. Inquire at
this office.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

BEARS, BEARS, BEARs-From every street
corner the cry is, Still they come! Scarce
ly a team comes in from the country but
brings defunct bruin or his pelt. In fact,
it seems as though all the bears outside Of
Wall street have congregated in and around
st. Cloud, but whether it is a covention
called together to discuss the financial and
political topics of the day, or to adopt some
plan to prevent the further encroachm,nts
of the white man, we are unable to tell.
AT any rate, they bring the entire family,
Including young and old, aud the result is
that bears are as plenty as prairie gophers
Marble, of Boston, and Holes and Dupton
ct this place. killed seven bears and two
deer near Briggs Lake. Messrs. Elwe|l and
Abel killed four while on a trip to Gran;t.
city. They have been seen by stage pa
sengers near the roadside between this
and Clearwater.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
ATTEST: A. 3. CURRY, W...M...
S. MARLATT, Sec.

From Fort GARRY.-We had the pleas
ure Of meeting yesterday with Mr.. J. E..
Shea!, merchant from Red River Settle
ment and from him learned some particu-
lars that may be of interest to our readers.
The crops in that section are total fail
ure, the grasshoppers having destroyed ev-
erything, and to add to this misfortune the
hunters had returned bringing nothing in
the way of provisions (dried meat and
Eemmican) aad when it is known that a
large proportion Of the inhaaitants are
entirely dependent upon their success in
their summer hunt, the state of affairs is
easier imagined than described.
A larsiy of Sioux, in all about a55
lodges 81 eA at the Settlement. This
parity esis Rliug Butfalo's band
Eon,e Of these In
J, sully. They re-
a good whipping.
~ six hours and found
ly. .l much for them, so they
!Il!3 ey deny that sul|y was in
b. give the mans name as
"a that he had POO Blackfeet
Tney do not say how many
= BIN the fight. They have come to
Ssyer for protection and supplies, but
pretty near played out with the Red
EHKr people. When we take into consid-
E%tion the fact that they are short them
Eyelves, it is not at ali likely they will give
a great deal to those hounds Standing
Buffalo still sings ''peace" as usual, but
fails to carry it ont, and we hope if ever he
is caught that he will get ''piece" (of rope. J
Gov. McTavish, of the Hudson's Bay
Co., when he heard they were coming, sent
word to them not to come as he had rather
see the devil, and the probability is they
will be treated in accordance with his opin-
ion of them. If we can only keep them on
the move this fall till winter sets i'll, and
allow them no time to hunt this fall to make
provisions for the winter consumption, we
think they will be willing to come into the
traces towards spring.
"A party, whether of Sioux or Chippewas
We were unable to learn. had returned to
the scene of the late murder below Aber-
crombie and disinterred Lustig and proba-
bly, scalped him. This party did not stop
to examine as he was partially covered up
with earth. They put the sods back in
their place and passed on.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08
NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

All bona fde actual settlements under ex-
listing laws, subsisting prior to and up to
the date of this proclamation. will be rec
ogn,zed and all such settlers are hereby
called upon to come forward and establish
and enter their claims with the Register
and Receiver before the day fixed in the
foregoing for the commencement Of the
public sale.
J. NJ. EDMUNDS, Commissioner.
NoTE..-Under the regulations of the De-
partment, as heretofore and now existing;
no payment can be made for advertising
proclamations, except to such publishers as
are specifically authorized by the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office.
sv7n3:aug11-12w
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

and perseS4 bseV: lice for the energy
ing the ch, ferance he has displayed in erect
is q fine birch during these hard times. 1t
city and t1uilding, and is credit to the
le denomination who erected it.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-09-08

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
f'anneE; Linen and Worstsd Damask, Domestic sad
Lancaster Ginghams, Philip Allen
Hoop bamoral
1"fa k6bon Black and Figured Silks Brocades Coberge
Plain and Rep Nerinoc, Nous Wool 90
Delanes, Scotch Paids,
kandR
Dimity Bands, Ruming Plain Fancy Shavs, and AZ
Immense of Hoods Nub
Embracing the latest styles selected especially for this m,k
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Cleveland; Pittsburg andwheel-
sJIfaEa saI ing Rail Road. ggi sUIf

81 q gg EE
GK AND AFTHR MONDAY, Nov 10th llsOS, Pas.
9sngeE IEsins Wil leave Bridgeport q follows,
Hoo A. n. Mail Train, Stopping At an statens Or.
EiYes at Pittsburgh at s;5O P. NJ, and
ass P. ID. Accommodation Train, stopping At an
stations, arrives at Pittsburgh at sos
1000 P. NJ B1press Train, arrives at PittsbuYph a.
q 5-.4 bl&lo A. ID. and Cleveland At 925 4. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave CleVoIandzA4 $50 A. n. and 40 p n. q AZ
hyo At Bridgeport At 6sOs p. n, and 600 4. n. 10
lIs sGsi t1 H1Tg g. Ia 4 NJ is and
A. n. and 6:Os P. II. Z, 81 - 49, ~
connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with PsnnsyIvania R. R. for Harr1,
A.aai SHEg,, Baltimore, Washington, PhilA-
At Cleveland with Cleveland / ToIed R. r. Tor Ban
dTlky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the HoR9H WEsF WIFI
0etFoit steamers for DStroit, JaoisoT.
So ..H4l.- Chicago and the N0RRH WRsT VIII
s....... S.sveland 4 Erie R. R. for Eris, Dun.
|" E1rE, Bunalo and Niagara Ralls. With
.ng gsI. Cleveland. Columbus 1 OineInnni for
/, 0LeStline. Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson With the Q. z. c. R. R. for ouy.boso
''e rails Akron, hillerSburgh and Woog-
At Alliance With P. IT. ". 4 @. R. R. Sro,n,oD.
aAs.ilfon, Wooster, saIOn, Knou, %,
lumbus and Chicago. 81
Ateteute nEillO With r Q. @. Line and AZ BE1LEIR
with Q. o. ORR. 'tor zane5vilie NeI-.
is .u rr ark, Columbus, XeniA, DAYTON. ind.
anapolls, Cairo, Cincinnati, IouiayilIe.
fit %. sos 81 Louis, st. Joseph and ali POINT
Wtst and South West. :
EXCURSION Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500
any other route. '"@"
Through Tickets 10 all points In the West North
and East can be procured At the once nndeF thr
Agent at bridgeport Station s- ANENtHAe'
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rats. =,
any point accessible BY this road and ItG conn
% me East, North, West and North-West, N oIieG
under M'Lure HOuSe, orWith PIT AGENT Al pvSJC
port Station. WIN d, TERRY a. 'is p
q 'aai lEfE t5Iu43 En ri Whseling. ",
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES,

THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois.
VNHEsB Machines we're awarded the Hishest Pro.
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sh nea, and the Best Machine Work. At the following
STATE FAIRS, Of 1858: =
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FIRST Premium for family machine a'
Rirst Premium for d0ubie-tbread machine
FIRST Premium for machine work
Vermont State Pair, t=aa
FIRST Premium for family mEehfns as
first Premium for manufacturing nachIus
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Iowa State Pair, =.sI
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Michigan State Fair,
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kirst Premium for manufacturing Machine
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Indiana state Fair,
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Illinois State Fair,
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Pennsylyania State Fair, $3.50 ~ =
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And at the JoiEo9iHg County, Eairs:
|
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Champlain Valley, Vt Agricultural soeiety.
airst Premium for family machIue.
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GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINES we're uThIbItej
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Tue COUGHING ooNGREGATIoN.


TeH'-"L0rd LOrtEl n 'tOod alta. c,.tG. Saf.-
ne Paroon he stood in bis pulpit, grave.
Ani Palm he had jaSt rad Cd,
Aed tue choir he'd struck on the opSninr ,k,ys
When the people ehImsd 10 Vim \ ssNSh,h ,.
''eOuEh,S Cough S"1sn'
when the people ehlmsd 10 with Cough
AtlenEth the grave parson arose to '.preA,h.p
OR ~ this cough chorus Het bheh
For before the good man could hIS s.ss..l,,, r.,.
All over The house Il was shack ''haeE = shHet :,
Au over the house 1t was shack" II
Ag Gs5 ;sS ESSd Pas.o9 sspSt,s his 'sEs
But soon he sat down exceedingly Texed.
A. thlh cough, cough hAllibAloC, loo los
AZ This cough cough hAlhbAlOO.
Fhs 'PeoPles Sl1lyed this sPuShing % tor, .-
and hPPea'e the god pA4tOnS trSsF y
--' sat ontt Volld constantly Top, poP, non %.
Ike percussion eAIj IhiSW ain &c are Ere. ire
Law Ps8sasaon caps thrown In the aro.
TeSa SdeAson ArOss and aid In dsfOuss.
" the young, middle aEpi HHi ~ ! =
think, PaEeon jSaoS that thew meant NJ, ots....
5StSeNeAl Ept ahOekinG bad euII eoId eoi5 =
. SuA We 70 All E0t shocking bad cold"
AGea the N.hSPhOrda aF6Ss and Said 10 hi, so,a
ae thought twas indeed yorT ope,T, 80 '''l'
That hls -PeOPle'' shOuid have SaeS EhOeLtn, A,a
And The sHOa+hould Balsaua'' % near. D.,, -.
Aud the 4HoAEhound BAiHaun - near 49,
AiS "aoek- knowing veil what their pastor meant.
% thSCo va non the aid which the "RAlsanrA,
e :SSsSS!as q, e, e:.. ss.ss..e Day. 4.y day.
NOAH.
Nov god people all WhoNvs a ashoetip- ~ - >,
To- LoaAN Cas- ShOald quickly s. az
Number torty aud SOSOn Main BtrO0t, ItrSSt street
Number foFty add seven Main GtrsSt.
ThS SHoarhound BAlsAul'i & for ale al,o Av lo.,,
List o., Bridge Corner, By Red KTSff cS5.rSS
Nhseltn& and By Mclean broI, WaSAI6Ftos H.Ii
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CAPITAL - $15O,OOO-
r. DIRECTORS.
John BED, John K. Mhler, Geo. K Wheat
go; @endeL John Zeockler, Sam Mcclellan,
g. W.Rranzheim, jas. N. Vance, Alex LaughiIn. >
NhIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
\ prepared to take risks At fair rates on buildings
q an kinds, merchandise, manufacturing sstabIiaR-
Inents, furniture, steamboatS aud cargoes on the
neIorn MYERS and lake,, and also on the lives u
PeEs0ns Tor term Of yeArs. This Company nfIsrs
ktaPerlor Inducements to farmers, whereby they eau
LOT three years at reduced rates. Thisb
uS nome Institution, composed Of sonic nfnetyFour
sssoeEPoaerl most Of whom among our best bu-
iI men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
patronage. 100 80 ''S''s 'H0''
ARPoSsiO1; fos insurance rlb promptly at
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merry occupied BY dams Express Company,
JOHN REID, President an : q M 0ee'
Is SAA'L MCCLELLAN, Vice President.
- = Gan ~ -
NC; ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions onea,
~. - MeLnEe House being the sAms Sfics formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company npTi
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lNDORSEMRNT AZ rur pprss

.lNDORSEAENT, OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured Al thi5 inTtitutiou
80 6 year and the numerous Important Sur.
sIcel operations performed by DR.. Johnston Wit
need BY the reporters of;the iisnn % UCpper,''
sno many other papers, notices OF which have Ap-
Rstea sgain and again before the public, beside
i,.andins aSa gentleman oGchaFaet6T aud respo
f'ltAty' y SufieiSnt guarantee 70 tho afflicted
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: rho letters received unIess postpaid a.
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t;s sistng e1onId tate age and send poltieR
'ilensent describing symptoms. cli az
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PROsPECTUs FOR 1sea

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