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Amended February 18th, 1851
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

l-99.fhe Portland Press says that the
new Hotel, the enlarged augusta House"
has been lcaSc,l'to Colonel Harrison Baker,
the old Landlord, none better being found
at home or abroad. 1t says:
1.-The original house was considered spa
ciouS, but 60 feet have been added to the
front, a French roof has been thrown over
it. making an additional story OF y feet in
the clear; the whole exterior has been
worried over and beautliied. the interior Of
the old part has been torn out ana newly
finished, the dining room has been greatly
improved aAd practically enlarged, with
tables for about one hundred and eight
gnests, and above all, the kitchen-the ba-
sis Of supplies-has been enlarged, iln-
proved and made all that such an append
age to hotel should be.
When the company purchased the prop
erty they calculated that $l2, 900 would
suffice for the entire outlay; but instead
of this they have expended G0,000, includ-
ing new furniture, carpets, etc. Water
has been introduced from n never failing
tpGng on the hill in the rear, capable Of
supplying twenty four hogsheads i'll twenty
four hua.s, and this is carried all over tho
house. Crates have been set in nearly all
the rooms, and gas introduced throughout.
In word no paus or expense have been
spared TO make the establishment every
way worthy the capital of the State"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
BY SAWYER & BURR.
STATE OF MAINE.

Whereas the Provost Marshal General, on the
18th day of the present month, issued cireuin
order to tho Acting Assistant Provost Marsha
Generals of the several States, directing the cor
rec.ion of the enrolment list thereof in the sew
eral districts and subdstricts, TO the end that
tho same may be thoroughly perfected, and the
quotes under any future possible call be justly
assigned; and whereas it is his desire to have tn,
cooperation OF the state and Municipal Author
itics and all other good cirizcns, | do therefore
hereby invoke the
Great complaint has heretofore been made ar
account Of gross errors in the enrolment, the
quotas OF sub-dstricts having been increased in
consequence Of the names of persons age
non-rcsdcnts, aliens, snd even of the dead being
born thereon.
By presenting to the Board of Enrolment due
proof that any person, enrolled in any SUB
dittrct, who are either
lst, Aliens;
ID, Non Residents;
Sd, Over age;
4th, Permanently physically disabled to such a
degree as to render the persons not proper sub
jeets for enrolment under the law ami regulations;
5th, Who have served ia military CT naval SER
vice two years during the present var and been
honorabty discharged;
9th, Those who have died since the last en-.
rolmsnt such names will be stricken of.
At the same time, II Is proper to communicate
to the Boards of Enrolmcat, tie names of all
who have arrived at the military age, whose
names are not on the lists and persons chan gin :
their residence should be reported thereto.
1t il peculiarly proper ard desirable that all
municipal authorities sAoali give early, spccis
aad continuous attention to this matter, and all
good ciiizens are invited to cooperate with them,
IA they will alike be entitled to and receive u
hearing.
As the Provost Marshal General has directed
that a COPY Of the corrected list shall he furnish
ed to each sub district, it can be procured by the
municipal authorities ard they desired to
have the came multiplied and tops ..eaousiy pest
ed in their several precincts.
This work should be completed by or before
the Grst Of Jauu.fy next.
II the foregoing requests are complied with,
there eanaot IL any longer cause If ermi la4tt,
growtns cut of IN improfer rlr.lmeut, cut it
parties interested neglect te attrud 10 this duty,
tho fault will lie al the.r own c,af.
SN47 SAMUEL CJNY, Guyegaor Of Matte.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
DOWN LOW.

Ye that are down low with disease, whose bodice
are covere, with Soses, Ulcers, Nodes, with
swooleu Glands ond Joints, with salt Rheun,
skin uptIons, VIII, are banished from the com.
paniouship Of the beautiful and healthy, who xis
debarred the JOYS and pleasures OF life-rejoice
TO. cuye is offered you, in
Dir. RADWAY'S REN0vATING RIS0LvENT.
that will rid you of your disease, ami restore
you to health ind the society of your friends.
ltaalictca with Scrofuloss, Chronic Diseases,
5, phills, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Skin Eruptions,
hits oweliinss, kiclets, Chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, St Vitus' Dance, Kings Evil, Biotchs..
Plnple., letter, use Railways Renovating 10
Kesolyent. this remedy will cure you. Pries ~
per Dott.c. Sold by Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

Az EXCELLENT REMEDY. Whoever Is troubied
with Honrseness, Cough, or Soreness Of the
Throat can apply an excellent and "a rs,neAV
by using BROW Ms BRONCHIAL TRoCnEs.
We have tried the article. and can satsly
commend them in oil cases OF Throat IrritatiUa.
To Singers and Public Speakers they ase VI
great vaao.--.itoa lLl.) C0wiv.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
From Virginia.

NEW, MARKET, via Staunton, November
14.-The army fetdfned 70 their. old camp
today, after an absence of Eve days. The
enemy pisksting between Newtowasand
Middletown. 60 =, ~
e RICHMOND, November 15.-Breckin-
ridge reports that on the evening Of the
18th, be drove the enemy from Lick Greek
into Bull,s Gap, aud next morning forced
them back mile and captured their line of
works, but was unableto expel them from
the gap. BE re-occupied the position held
in the morning without moleststion. Our
Toss slight on the night softhe Filth Ma
jor Toole attacked the enemy near Morris.
town, captured fifty pfisonersand burned
train loaded with oommisaary stores. ia.
The following was received tonight:
s HEApouA RTERs; November 15.-P The
Secretary of Var: Breckenridge reports
that, ron the night ofathe dSthss turned
Bulls Gap, when, the enemy attempted; 70
retreat. About one o'clock on the 18th;
With 'vaughn's and Dukes commands, he
struck their column and rUutedit. Several
hundred prisoners; tenastands of coiors
six pieces of artillery, thGcaissons and
horses: complete; fifty loaded wagons, with
teams; ambulances, with medical supplies,
etc, were captured. R., E. LEE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
Yanks. Come to- Grief.

CfIN7os, Ia, Nov. 13. -Twctransporrtsl
loaded with Yankee wounded have come
down White river, and gole TO New Or
leans: Thisindicates ffgshting somewhere
in Northern 2Arkansas:t G-S. z!T.g7s - I,
. Eight transports loaded With troops and
two Parrott batteries have left Aorgan2aa
for White river. ,s,,x.s. 80. Il
The Yankees landed at Bayou Sara
few aayssgo, and omtaenosd pulling down
houses and carrying the materialsto Nor
gaia, to build winter quarters. When there
they committed such outrages upon ladies
that thirty Of them have been put in irons,
and the aficers who permitted Them are TO
be cashiered. S5i ~ j
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. sernmes Affoat in zthelsteamer See |
Z n KING sss %s
The,following has been received by the
Yankee Gpyernmeutin reference to the new
ateamer ito Ibe commanded by Captain
UNITED sragEs CohsuIAtE, 5 :

5.,, rss iUN1TED srAGEs CohsbLAEE, paa
]; I.issss Liverpool, October i, 1864:
Sir: The English screw steamer Sea
King, built at Glasgow in 1863, cleared
for Bombay, and sailed from London on TIE
9Th instant with a large. quantity sof coal.
fifty,t tons ofsmetal, andra crew of forty.sey.
an men, in. command Of Captain Cobbett
Mr.. sisco, United States consular agent q
'DD Dover, M says be has reliable ble:informa,ion that
Captain Semmes is tothave this vessel
gEumswhat ID known at this office 'sbout the
Sea King, independent of the information
Of Mr.. Sisco, I have not the least doubt
she is the vessel the steamer Laurel is tc
meet; and that Captain semnes, With the
iafiesrs, men and guns, taken ont in The
Laurel, viii fbe.transfsrred to her. Their
place Of meeting is.not known TO me. t.ss
The Sea King is. q very fast, strongly
built and fine looking SCREW steamer, bnill
OF wood, with iron frame, and coppsfed, a
yboutone Thousand tons ibdrthsn and two
hundred and twenty-five feet long, one fun
mel, three bright masts, ship-rigged with
wire rigging, heavily spared, machinery
sabaft The mainmast No doubt, but -hel
name will be changed. g
- Il am, sir very respectfully, sg
;. ..,,..ss;s.,.:5.f Your pbedient servant,
:. THOMAS q. DUDLEY, Consul.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23

ing the number of field officers, is talked
of. General long, of the artillery has re4
tired from duty in consequence Of paralysis.
,Lientsnans:C Colonel Psgram has not YET
been2mads Brigadier, but probably will be:
The newspaper report was premature. : j
The prisoners who are to be, exchanged
at Savannah should congratulate them
selves They are to be in charge of Capt;
Hatch. and DR.. Broek, high toned gentle
men BOTH $50 .ssss. ~ s.HERMEs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
Correspondence Of Ass Charleston Mercury 's'
- - +, RICHMOND, Friday, Nov. IL.

Correspondents Of The Charleston Mercury:
80 .sz IL RICHMOND, Friday, Nov,s II.
1t is understood that the object Of the
President in callingthe Virginia delegation
to attend his Office the second day after the
meeting Of, Congress was To- convince them
that suspension of the bdbeas corpus'is
again necessary. What'reasons were given
are unknown, but it is said the, Yirginianns
have yielded their assent.
The Presidents desire to control the
press win mot befsorsadily acceded 70; fire.
port speaks truly Even the organ yen
lures to think things had better stand as
they are. But the influence Of The Execn-
tive is very YER great and searches to tie lowest
depths. One Of our ;b0ldsst gongressnen
says ii is necessary. fora member to stand
good with the administration, else he can
get nothing done for bis constituents, and
his influence is lost. -,
Lincoln is re.elscted, and the winter will
dislose his capacity to raise another army.
Richmond is considered safe 80 long as
Grant is where hs,is and Eariy keeps sher-
idan at bay. We have several months to
prepare for the shock next spring.
Nj. sparrows proposition to impose .
fine ofsS5, 600 on any man who sells pro
duce to citizens at prices higher than those
L.. n = - ,rsanpunra will ha1n pur
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
a Foreign Battalion.

:, :, =: a Foreign Battalion.
q IsappeaFs that our authorities are organ.
izing the foreigners, who have been captured
from the enemy into Regiments to fight for
the causeo the South. sA1writerin in the
.Colnmbia CaroHnian, says: E
sd witnessed, on yesterday, a very int.
resting and commsndatory scene. AZ the
camp Of the aForeign Battalion, " over foIl
hundred Yankee released prisoneIs Of wai
took the oath of allegiance, and swore fssl-
ety TO support, Id arms, the Gonfederacy
1.-THE battalion numbers at present oYel
SIX hundred men; all Of whom have been
prisoners, and foreigners. They. represent
every nationality in Europe, and speak gen
Serally only their mother language They
arc In general unsophisticated in the policy
stefnations, and are nearly sas willing to fight light
for one country as another. :.ss,,,
= TIE oath Of fealty vas administered 70
them ID the presence of all their officers,
,and. before stheIPost Chaplin, 20 'Connel,
Who addressed them In theinyarious various
languages, and with the he happiest apparent lr
effect - .-s.....,r
Cheer after cheer went up for atheir''
new gonfederacy, and warmly did they
cheer fortheir new and manly Colonel and
their other officers. s5,s "a. 49,: ~,
have been Informed, by persons Of ap1
proved probity, that several thousand d
s1Sh men ara most willing to join our ranks
and aidsour cause. - ssss3ass 2:t
There is,n6 Doubt but. these men should
;bs, encouraged, and nothing would please
me more, and I think il would promote
good, that the citizens fn general ahould
visit them Occasionally:
FIRST FOREIGN BKTTAIIoN.-Lieut-
Colonel j. Tucker has been here two OF
three days engaged in recruiting for and tq
form the corps to be known by the above
name. He obtained 3l4 recruits at this
place, Saturday, and9renosed them the
same day, tothe rendezvous al, Columbia,
s.. c.. He will return in q few days and
expects to obtain several hundred addition
al recruits. ts.-Sahsbury Watcbmqn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
From {, "a : the Valley.

NEW NJ AaKET, Nov.x 6..-Lieut. Bay
Tor of the 18th cavalry, with twelve nep,
captured tan spisonersand seventeen horses
within three miles,o Harper,s Ferry, and
brought them safely TO this place. s.s,s;:
- They report the railroad ip running or
der to Summit Point, Is miles below Win.
chester, -: -. 1.
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Missouri.

7-' = =. = ~ ". 3 q - i
Ine drenaaa 1no.:Os says We naYe. lusE
had ? long oSnysrs4sasSsna s s.tl gsnsisnanI
an OLD irlenG anu - %. mau - AloWlng!y yoael
sfor-wno ieIe OF LOUIS { snor' ,ime ago'
|.Hls,opporeaniues sWele ssne very pees doE
knowing snas xsa selng en als = ..as e'ese;: e.:
( denss frlee nas al .gps:ao.u = fhlsT
sour sour ns 3 s,tss p
.,ns :. .a h.,;sass ' sbsy ss,s M,assb; mt!
Is, f1, ouoe. D:..s.s "a nsa w d. 80 s.; -.
ftnsns oufE fEia'e. ualu Wss., 80 ssA' -: 0 - lat
hls headquarters a. - = W. ave.' anu ny hnss
eAsenoing e,H emu IA ~. ss.isss s:IS ~: eys al
LOOKING 70 nun aa.y yau l.Oa a..Patss = rss sns
etate-Oia grey .ha,'ou ,:.rl Ios auu Young Ooy7
@lnsiea an..ne lansas.ss; = s;e nA's IN %en =.
~ olGom o yessS s; ::5s p.,s sts.,.. t nO'
tsssI aassl ssns Raas,sl e sssfsi onrin,
s,.n,.nt tSat no,. ~. than az "a mn res,nIta
had ;o;nsd a0id Pa Pan, M nm h tbe 8i)th-of
notoSsr vbicb Ids vonId MAKE b;a. fo,ce fnllv
en- S1 lS',o ,traSa F.san @ 9TH !. ANAL fnrosI @
OO5VO0 pphod6, e6nAA WAeh y ShAsSAA tSNSSt
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JUlTA W. sTEVENSON ON Pisss
MoILIE A. GREET, Rec. Se6 ~ Z q

apEnsnvEnINa. Ghappsli, ) #idoH
lady Of Chsnbss connty, lahsma ,see
SO years, had a horse stolen from hessla
week OF two ago, by four deaerteE or sing
glers. Men being SCARCE in her nsig hhoEs
hood, the old lady ignoring the esgs Of atostl !.
and realizing the fact that tserittets bie8
scarcef efa,sbss asction indas haste basnss
ed up her OK csrt and hsrself md dAhgh htgf
made pursuit Nathiag dauHted 81 hsF DID,
mode of conveyance, she travelled day And
eight until she overlook sthS 81
Dadevillssmurh To othairchaglss glssinnSa J1iai
,pointmenta With 81 little sssis slsneei
took them prisoner: and reoap aplrfsd her
lost acritter.D Tie thieves who proved toS
be degerters, we're promptly despatchsd -
Camp Watts from whence they MilEdoSbs
less be sent the army, Hhrah 6orssltes
women Of, Southern COME ederacys
-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
Gen. Pickett,s Report.

R1oHMoND, Nov. l9.-An official tele-
g gram at the War Department from General
Pickett reports that son the night offhs
17th, d portion of the snemys picket line
in bis front was taken possession Of and
held. One colepel, Kautfmap, two cap
tains, two lieutenants, and lib privatea
We're captured, besides tie dead and wound.
ed EieftEon the. field. Our loss one 1kaled,
none wounded y ss5.sssss,ss.ee:s. ss:5.sss ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
NUMBER 47

How 41r tWoRKs. - ia ola aud WottliT
snbsc,;bar n tniia ,naner 6otsd for his eoSd
bsooaa sssnDed I ia ps slsy i two sinos sSd
proposed renewiues 81, : bgcli6tion IS ths .
coastit,t;ondziist forsixm i months, rbeok 8
kesper-all amiles-.nade opt shis ssSsipt
for $50 - 15.ss5s.
aHow Is this p, said our g, COUNTY, ttiand.s
0Yu 0Youu have lpau pus ap ths th price. aSs 80
:a ssYes,0 answered the book keeper; sssss
have been compelled to doitinaslf; efsncs.o
'aWell, sir, ii is.extorion. fnca,t takey
it.g fg essl s. s. .; u IS s q
DWELL, then, Il, won don't, like 4 that
vay. xe viii lei you tske shs 3 .psper ii: Il S.
-our old priceMfor six mon months. H 4 YOU si Win
"a; Cav us Ill Ill shat fnOs, bacon II sonts ii tsh
cents per- ipouna,, ,,athey old pine. aYhatsis
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23

sg a New York, journal said some weeks
ago--two months ago, of more, webelieve
that Griffin would be the next place
visited by Sherman. !: =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23

The Chamber Of Commerce Of New.
York has appropriated twenty five thou
sand dollars fOrthe purpose Of providing.
prssants for the officers anda 1crewsof the
Kearsags for sinking The Alabama, a.....p5 & !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
GouTHUAROLTNA- 81 0RKDIs

SOUYHgAktlLIN GhK!D1o-
s,kJ FRICT.4--Wherens sHr3 F. AnIGKES has sp-
piled tome Coz Iettsrs al
Tho Ssoods and Echatels, rights land credits OF
RENCE STRAIps late of tlie District aforesaid, ne
feeased. q s55Fe-s - x - - =
These are therefore, cite and admonish all and slDg
lar the kindred and crediorsof the said deceased TO be
and appear before me- ar our next Ordnas Court for
the said DstYc holden at York Court House, on the
2sth day of November inst 10 shew cause, any, why
The said administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under ny hand md Seal ibis of November
in the year of ou: Loone thousand eight hundred ano
sisty.f0ur and in tho elghty-ninth year Oh the IN
~ is'sss P1As Nss JoHN a. BROWN, Q. Y: D.
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FANIEL.Y NEWSPAPER, :,
CoUTHcARoLINA--YoRKDIs-

u TpICP,1Nhcreas,o owALTER5B, METTs, g. E.
Y.sD., has appled 20 for Letters Of administrator
ON al and singular, The goods and chatels, rights and
credits ofWIkEIhM WILSON, free person or color,
Iale OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
Tbese are erefore 20 cite and admonish all and sing-
e kfed and creditors Of The said deceased % be
and oopcar before me. at our nex Court FOR
said Distc TO- be holden at York Court House ON tne
18th day December next 20 shew cause, any %hy tne
4 said Administration should not be granted. =,
Given uides nv hand and Seal this 3lst day OF October,
I'm the VI ar Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sIxty-&Ir and In the eighty ninth year Of the inde-
penasnse e s :. ssasA JoHE Al. BROWN, o. Y. n.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23
iy1aka M NM r,laTnas:ww%s

Official information was received at the
War Department yesterday that the enemy
had destroyed the State Road from Atlanta
to Altoona, distance Of forty miles, lnclu-
ding the bndge i over tne Onatsanoocnee. s.
This intelligence connrms the report OF tue .
evacnation Of Atlanta, as, OF course, Il the ;
city could not be held after the means leans OF
securing supplies Tor the garrison naa tselt oeen
destroyed, It also confirms the announce
ment Of the Yankee journals of sherman s
purpose to undertake an expedition into
the ."heart Of the Cotton States.
Several reports in regard to Sherman
were in circulation yesterday, one Of which
was based upon intelligence received by .
member OF congress, lncicatlng 1nas oue,'
man had aburnt Atiansa' ana ~ spaS .ae as'
vance OF nus army naa reaenea sopesposo Is5
thirty miles sontn @ o. A.lansa; ..s = Mele
informed tnat no conn,marlon a.as u snls fepo.s
bad been received at the ne war war DePal.@ea'
But It is time snss , sherman snou.a ,1 ~
s.turn,pg up s0nssa0Aere, y ne mas iss.ly
'saiseu III, W n'' az. - - n.on,s ss.t hs heard
S ptopaUo sas - 80. -, no;nt
from at JonesDoro az az any o'.e, potn
It IS now eonJec1uted soas ne Is p0uuu sSN l0i
~ MACON. ,,,,,s; MN 80
sHkhipAs shisegAo,ae 1l ..a.. oA,S
IL Is very SSlaeIs snss sne apptoaona
nostllis'es w,iI no. g s0ulas. - ususs.s' a.
Alabama ana g. ula1s .h R.;rpsdp pssp" of
ing somase ~. 1si s farR;obmo5d 81 @ ;tserf bs.
hlchmon0, II NY iol W.. 's'' S't
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23

- Those hardest to please. areggenerally
the least accommodating. s--. oes.i-,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-23

81 FaoMsMsxtcos pspsss hE9e
late adyicea from Mexico - 81 80
The adHiees from Msxico, state thas nuul. !.
bers 81 fhs. .inaaential sJdarez leaders have
given IN their adhesion % the empiraof
oMaximilisu; and thatths RapubIiesn asosi's
are laying down their arms and giving uPI,
the struggle. ~ t,sf .:,
Lines of.telegfaphs are obe astab lishsd
between an the leading n N xiaar ditias and
-selsgraphic eonk6aie e4tiSn with shs B1i.
ted States, through Texas, q % be perfect
ed 80 ~ Is; ls q - ssaisssss:;a.
Important railroad projects are also about
to be executed IN tia Emperor D dominion
p siu the Statss off Yucatsra pszchys
,reyoiotions.and indian Sutfagss wefs cSlss
,plststy upsstsiing socisty, , if itceald 10 mid
10 have previously hasa any basisof { szbilisy,
ii is reported that Nlaximilnn sii soon
announce his future proe amd ih 8 prodlse Z
nation. ( ;ess -.
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le According 10 tts 1sf6ras AH
York gave Isiincoin {, 500 ths SsE Eng
lard States 1be, ,990, inclp ding Che
soss & ; Pshhssi isa6is, 30 tS so, 900 ifsIt.
s ding tie soldiers vote ylsud, - 800;
06Eo, bo, 900 ;lIosss so; boo Mlineis z6.-
900 !; wisconsin 4; ;0QQ ans appositiea to
Lincoln ii West Virginia. Missouri voted
If 'for Lincoln. McG GielIan's q MAJORITY IN New
Jerseyis ,00o. BE carried Delaware snd
KedtaSky The Rap ublieans gdnsdlasge-
lyiinsathas GongresaOpsb dslsgtiansssI IN
Nashville, Lincoln received 20, ,oea;; No
ss0.Aaa - Va ss gtEalsss ksSs. &-sss, afss
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