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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
Al md nd LinCnIn.

Buchanan Read--a loyal Republican,
made speech at a supper given to GER
tain returned prisoners from the South
In the course of his remarks, he said:
II was sad day for the despotS when Gut
temburg invented printing and Faust was so
obnoxious 10 them that they said he was in
league with the devil. The tyranl has every
where endeayOred to crush Out the great iHu,
minGtor, because hight and darkness can not
exist together.
By 'the tyrant," we presume he means
Lincoln, as no one living has crushed out
so many free presses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

The Richmond Sentinel trying TO account
for the rise in gold, gives as one reason that
negtoes have been buying it to run away
with - Commercial
If so, the negroes of the South must
be in much better condition financially
than usually represented. The gold mar
ket North has nowhere been perceptibly
effected by the purchases of negroes-at
least, not that we have heard Of Indeed,
sambo is not always represented satisfac-
torily even at the beef market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
FARM FOR SALE.

ID ETWEEN now and the lst DAY OF March A. D.
ID 1865, will sell at private sale my iarm situated
miles Tsstof biiamlsburg. Montgom ~ county, OHIO
tiyation, hes It a good frame house and a large
tarn, ue orchard 81 truit Of eVery variety 10
bearing order, good proportion Of said land has
upon % The very 5sst OF tio ber also water IN abund-
ence. For price and other particulars, please call on
the suhsnher, on the premises, o Of Adam Clay, in
Mismisburg, Ohio. FERNS, u cash on April l. 1865,
IS in one, and u in two years thereafter.
is2lwts SAMUEL ZEHRING
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

A subscriber writes us that they "have war
widows and families to take care of, and drafts
10 hll, that it takes all our energies to keep
our heads up" This statement viii apply to
all sections of the State with equal psrtinency.
How will matters stand if this war shall be
proiracted one, two, three or four years
win our people then be able to keep up
their head2'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to Mary Lindsey OF Ipd-
IN anapolis, Indiana that simeon Lindsley, on tha
IJh DAY Of Decem or, A d. 1884 filed his petition IN
ohio. pradng to be divorced nom tad Mary Linds.
ay and that - pefton will stand for hearing AZ the
March term Of said Court Causa--Millfal abaenee
for over three years. tlr. lrH fHr ls|t u nrl
jaliwS d THoMPsON, Attorney for Plainhn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
TUESDAY EVsSIsG, JANUARY oath, 1855,
The Factory Girl.

DOCkEr BOOK LOST --On Sa urdRy last tue snb-
i ser.ber lost brown Pocket Book containing he
tween seven an eight uoa's1n money, q small por
ton IN 81 YER enanse, a1d a check IN HarshmRn &
Gorman's Bank for 5000, payable to Elizabeth Miller
The huder please return the Pocket Book 10 the
subscriber. or 20 Mr. Sneil near the -Four Mile II ou-A
on the Nandalla p k. The payment OF the check
hiss been stopped.
iaiCig RTIZ ABETH MILLVR
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HOUSE AND LoI ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND JONES sFRRETs,

AND JOINS sTRRETs
David r. Boyer Administrstcr OF Daniel r. Carson
deceased, against Catharins Carson, widow, st
n ProtGte Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio.
IN pursuance OF an order Granted by the Probate
l Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer Tor
sale, az public auction, on
Saturday, February 10, 1865,
AZ The door Of the Court House in the CITY o payton
between the hours Of two and four O'Clock " n Of
said day, the flowing described real estpte: situa
in the city Of Dayton, la the county Of Montgomery
and state OF OHIO to-wit Lot numbered two thousand
one hundred and flrty-three (243 Of the reys d
numhers ON the plat Of said city OF Dayton,
Said properly Is situated upon the corner OF Wayne
and Jo eesarests; the lot is large and
god Afpraised q 81 800, ~ ''---
Terms Of sale, u cash in hand; u In one year ana
h In two years from the day OF sas; deferred pa.
ments to bear interest and he secured by mortgage
on the premises d. X BOYRR.
Admir- OF the estate Of Daniel H. Carson, decd.
W. II, BELylLLBs Attorney. laaiwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

A lady, in speaking of the gathering of
lawyers to dedicate a new Court House, said
she supposed they had gone to view the
place where Ihev must shnrtly lie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
Mr0iral

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Astima,a
~ Consumpton. II is only necessary ior ai,y cne
troubled with these complaints TO tryone bottle OF
StrickidnGs NeiffuoHs Coagh Balsam
to convince them thatitis the best preparstoh eve-
used. Il not only cures the shove affections of the
Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night SWtats and
spuing of NJ od and isHn eAcelleut gargle tor any
kind 81 Sore Throat Il ~ pleasant "a tnhp, Hnu
safe medicine or infants Price G5 Gents per bottle.
. or sale hy drugll-ts generally. m1a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
Read the following:
(I6StimoHia n Ms. S,rah G0i.ldl /.

kAtetlHpitht ~ 4uth. otif an GOitid.l #
Paor DEdutN. Two years sgo my seaIp he, esn ao,.
diseased,au my her gunra enced ont Yeryast
lac disease spread anil ny scalp one complete
sore, II became very paniu'; NV rest nt ugTf Wts
oroEeni the burnn tl., iug sensati,l HHs unsul
pQtAble; woHlu apply rtm,dy after Iemedy III [
only mon'entary reflf Jc,rsi1l.o' several ,i,l,,t
clans OF this city twog' .t s ~ q ON thst Il
disease with aliph NY s1. /. 10 am ,teo VAST s, II
Ri UNI and that tht couid not bentGt me. lr.!d
your advertisement and concluded 70 coDsuIf Noi :
You assured me thnt you Ould eradicate the assase
WITH that assurance placed myself IN your hands,
and the results are, rave luNurisnt htod Of ha
ny sAP Il perie ~ well, and my har has /,
Mas sAsAn GotiS, NJ. III South Pearl street
itis sct aeknOw. dyed by all ho have use,i' The
Hair Restorer andtheit name IS Legion, that il IL
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efeetuslly Gnd permanently restore the
e hair OF those no are uald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF. +"
The large and RAPIDLY Increasing sale Of Restorative
Is me sifonge ! evidence OF the manifold benefits
,sa a THE HUMAN FAMILY. ag
The confidence Of TIE public has been Obtained and
they sllunen otesting to its rit and vast snperi.
W OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Eyerintrhduced. [ do not recommend MY prssasa.
non 20 cause hFir 70 row ak eel IA Telly az iaany
eonssiept with the ws Of RSre 40 rl sSsS "a
skepticai or incredulope, u make iona hds olsr:
I VIII forfeit $1,000 svs
zone Thousand Doar) If l fail TO euro the worst
cases OF partial badness, under fifteen years stand.
ng with p IVY
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToBER.
This wonderful rewedy sold by druggists gener.
IN YOUR DRUGGIST has NOT GOT IN SEND
FOR 1T.
N.B.-Cures guaranteed in every case where the di
reehons for - are implicitly ottyRd iiI8
- Prlso. 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for s5.iuaH
..tI .r.llri PROF. n, A. DIX NUM-
~ Sole Proprietor, No. 90 Or.nge street,
lfl3dly fl.N l. Albany. New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

The efforts OF Mr. Greeley to obtain a
Peace lasting and honorable, are not the prop
er subject of ridiculs which some people think
them L Cleveland Leader
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

A Party of ladies and gentlemen skated
from Canton to QaiucY-twenty mlles--in
four hours, a few days ago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
ENGLISH WALKING COATS

FOR less money than ANY other Clothing House IN
Da' ton. We beg leave TO remind the public that we
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Clio hing
Manufacturing House in CircinrRti which certainly
enables III 10 give the above induc, n tnts.
we arc constantly receiving the latest styles of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
N OF TO Il
LARGE FARM FORsALE.

UNHE subscriber will sell his farm on the Le1net
road, eleven miles west OF Dayton, aud two mile
north of ew Lebanon. The f-Tm con aims 92sIS
acres OF FIRST rate laadl4s cleared and IN
q high state Of cultivation lha balance Is heavily
umbered The improYements consist OF brick house
and large bank barn For furthar information call
on the subscriber ~ miles east q SAID hrm.
de27daS2m f4nu4 DANIEL GARBER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24

ENoR SALF--40l acres Of and, six miles south of
i kcnton, Hardin county, ohio, lying on both sdes
s1nvlle station
The land lies rolling and is timhered with ash ma
pie vain Z, cherry, ynn, hickory. &c has that good
spuuRs Of water, valuable water power on silver
Creek, iWcmy feet head, with uch creek bottoms
Only improvements, cabin with about fifteen res
cleared The wood on the land, il cutand haulsd to
he railroad. Will pay for the land
For terms and other particulars, amply 10 j. IT,
Price, or W. Marquis, aeLelontaine O. Is2iday2t
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/ composition Of sstTingents, absorhents, stin,u.
Il lants and crmiuatyes, Nhsch every hN RiePn &c.
AhoWledgcs ls ne only pr peratlnn itat eftct
permanent cure oi Iiarihe ana Dyseter, This Ami.
Choera NlXture ls now IN use m some Of Or am
hospitals Whtfe II gives the preatest sie ticr il
hA~ saved the hives al q ousands OF our Feccrs et
Gtu1els and We Nlll guarantee II TO lie the tk rene
dy ~ ne world for DiarrheG and lysentefy
Mr H"ds,Q 81 CoYineton, N.Y. Will he most hapIy
10 sgusy any one as o. The virtue Of Srch lands Ard
Cholera Mxture ~ fact We have p preat puinhcr pf
testimonials fom pniIents Who hgvrittu ouu aitci
being pronounced in uratie by thefpI ysicans sone
after taking only one hottie Of fricEiands Anti ChoI.
era era MAtue. II fousutet wi h DiArrbta and Iiysel
trI!u one nnlut . MIA
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HENS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

Which is carefully selected aud We Il made Call and
examine our stock Of Clothing, before purchisng
esesher0, ut '. n
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Tuesday 3 Wednesday Eves, Jan. "a 3 25.
HALL !

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-24
HUSTON HAIL
Hsvs,'y s nsiiory's

Eighteen legitimate Performers
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NHINSTRBL.s

Have thu honor OF announcing Two OF their SELECT
pAkLOR ENrERrAINMENf =, vhith have been
uored bs the presence ot.the elite Of tins CONT.
neuL at Huston esll, On
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
Affairs 1T Richmond.

NEW YORK, June 12-Ths 7slbxne's
Richmond correspondent details the treat
ment negroes are subjected to In that city
and vicinity, showing that the poor people
are treated BY our authorities far worse
than they were by the slave owners OF
slave authorities both before and after the
rebellion. Appeals from Richmond me-
groes for protection are also published.
They state that they are required to get
some white person to give them . pass to
enable them to attend 70 their daily occu.
pations without which they are marched
o9 to the negro bull pens.
The rebel Mayor Mayo has been rein.
stated, aud he has re-appointed his rebel
policemen, wEo were notorious and infa.
NOES negro hunters, and who now occupy
themselves in entering houses of in0ffen-
sive negroes, dragging them out impr:son-
ing them.
The Times Mobile correspondent repre-
seats terrible state of affairs in Alabama.
There ia absolutely social Generalization;
labor is so despised by the whites that they
actually prefer starving or begging to
work on any farm. Even In their penury
and wretcbedness they show the most
violent spirit OF disanection., Military
protection is necessary against the de.
struc,icn Of the whole population By, an.
archy. I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
Impsrsans from Mexico.

WAsHIN0T0N, ee1pne U.-OHciai news
from Acapulco, dated May 9th. embraces
the following intelligence which was sup
pressed in the dispatches sent through
French sources from RavanA
Gen. Regles, with part of the irst Di-
vision Of the Central National army OF
Mexico. attacked the city OF Tacomfro in
and took it By storm. capturing ail the gar
rison including 200 Belgians together with
their ammunition, artillery, 90. A few
days before tho National forces captured q
team with supplies and ammunition from
Moula TO Passea and defeated the French
forces at Puenandiuo, ,Ciutso and ZlnApere,
oil in the State of Nicholson.
Gen. Ortega, CommAnder.io in Chief Of the
Central had taken the field.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
North Carolina A6alrs..

NEW YORK, June l3,-The HesaIds Raj.
eigh. N. G., correspondent. Of the 8th, says
that Gov. Holden, to day, took possession
Of the Governors room ct the Capitol, and
commenced the formal discharge of the du-
ties devolving upon him az the provisional
Executive Of the State. He has already
made the following appointments: G. r.
Thomas, Secretary OF State; Jonathan
Worth, State Treasurer: ]. Cannon. Aid de
Camp. with the rank OF Colonel
A proclamation il soon tobe issued, but
from An article published lately in paper
under his control, aud from the known
character Of the new Governor, many inn
portant features can be foretold. A con-
ventior will undoubtedly b suggested,
and hopes are entertained that the State
will be represented In The next Congress.
A separation 10 to be made Of the aots Of
the legislature which met during the rebel.
lion, these referring to the eo.called Con-
federate Government TO BE- declared void,
and those referring to State and domestic
matters only, such as the appointment Of
magistrates, who have the determination
Of marriages. are to be retained - far q
possible. t8s y - sil.3
General Schofsld has issued IN order
calling upon all officers and soldiers In his
command TO assist the Executive In the
dlscharKe Of his dutiee. Isa stssiz8 {
3 Applications lor, pardon under the terms
Of the Prssident'a amnesty proclama1icn
are already quite numefous.,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17

NsW YORK, juno lo.Advices nom Nas.
sau etSte thatthe case ofthe British 8eem.
ship Mary, bstser known as the Alexan-
ldria, was decided IN the Nassau Admiraltv
Court May 28d. Tho Mary was seized on
suspicion Of being intended for Q rebel
cruiser. A gun Of naval construction,
packed in q case. ~ dry goods, and some
shells, similarly packed, were found on
board, together with commissions in blank
and other suspicious documents, and it
was testified that her fittings were more
suitable for a ship Of war than for NOR
chan, vessel.
= The defense was that the vessel was in
intended for blockade runner.
Judge Dale ruled that the case had not
been made out, and discharged the Mary,
with 4 caution. M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
SouehePa Intelligeaee.


Nrw YoRK. June u.-The New Orleans
correspondent Of the Herald states It Y
estimated the total amount Of cotton OF all
kinds secured west Of the Mississippi river
u 100000 bales, 70,oOO In Arkansas. and
5000 in Texas.
Pierre Soule II In Mexico.
Ex.0nv. Moore has been arrested ut
Mobile and sent to Washington.
ding military interference with shipment
Of cotton.
The savannah Herald ofthe 9Th contains
tho following:
Gen. Burge has been assigned 70 the
command Of the savannah district.
Gen. Woodf0rd is in command Of that
post, Gen. Grover being relieved.
A division of the 10th Corps has arrived
1t savannah.
Steamer Gov. Troup while en- route from
Augusta for Savannah with cargo OF 200
bAles of cotton, took fire IL miles below
Augusta, and was burned to the water 9
sdge. Vessel, cargo and baggage were all
lost. Some 20 out of 300 persons were lost;
those were tnestly negroes.
A poet.Ofhce has been opened at Angus
Gen. Wrshburn's brigade has been or
dered from Augusta to Savannah.
Gen. Walman has ordered all school
teachers at Augusta to take the oath of al.
legisnce. Orders have been cent by the
authorities Of Augusta for q supply OF
school books, and free schools are to be at
once opened for all classes.
All feetaictions on trade have been re.
moved by Gen. Gilmore and II. Green in
their respective departments.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
Aboat Gen. slocum.

New YORK, June l2.-Major Gen. Hen
ry w. S.ocum visited the Stock Exchange
aen Cen As: Rosers socom ssa panied him. s
Mr.. II. T. Morgan. q leading member OF
the Board, introduced him to the company,
upon which proceedings were suspended,
ani thrice three cheers given to the men
that captured Atlanta. s 81 /
The General expressed his pleasure al
meeting 80 many tokens Of friendship and
esteem that now had left 90 few marks on
our national prosperity. /
Gsu. Slocum Is resident OF Syracuse,
aud represented the % district Of Onon-
daga county in the Assembly OF 1869.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17


KAHsAs CIrY, June l4,-9peaksr Colfax
aad party arrived Yslterday morning g
days hon Denvsr. Ihey Wese., detained
81 Indian hoohNdoos The Indians q.
tackled . Mormon train 6 North Platte,
crossing in sight OF the1 81 Eagle Greek
station. A few hours amer they passed
and killed OF wounded III the btock tend.
ero and soldiers. The City Council and
citizsns met the party ? miles from this
= ~ 81. II. Hooper. IN ; welcoming speech
.Colfax replied, predicting Z brilliant future
for that country If her people prove true
to the Union and obedient 70 the laws.
Tonight . melting OF 900 people was
addressed BY Speaker C0lfAx, Lieut.. Gov.
Rross OF Ilinois and A. d. RichaIds. The
party repain thore until next Monday.
Gen. Conuor has sent out troops. to stop
the Indian deprsdations, and viii keep the
mail route open. s ss s. sep
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
$50 Loau.

PHILApgLPHlA, June 19-Jay Cooke re-
ports the subscriptions to the 7-30 loan
Today amounted to e2,537 900. including
the following: LIST National Bank Of Chi
cago 1908, $50; Lat Naticnal Bank Of Des
Moines 500, ,0OO: National Exchange Bank
Of Pitssburx 500 COO; LIST National Bank OF
Sc. Paul 100000, lst National Bauk Of
Evansville, Ind, 10000; Lat National
Bank Of GAINESVILLE, O.. $50 600; lst Nation
al Bank OF Quincy, ILL.,. $4,000; A. Put
mau s. Co., Boston. 500, coo; Fisk q Hatch,
New York, t3i.75O; 4th National Bank Of
New York, j2o0, GOO; eth National Bank OF
New York, 42)6, 600.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
Hmytien Affairs.

Bosro,S. June l2--By an arrival here
atsviees are received fsom Hayti TO the ossh
The revolution WAS still in progress,
without dech-iye results. The report OF
the defeat Of the 1fsls vas not confirmed.
There was some ghting near Gonares,
and It was thought the National troops
would abandon that place and fall back
u,,on ST. Marie. ..a.,.s s,ss {. -. ssa...t
President Geofford was making great
exer.ions in forwarding troops AoM Port
a Prince and neighboriAx towns. rt~"r.3
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17

New YoRK, June l3.-The steamer Full.
ton brings Savannah dates Of the 9th, and
Charleston and Port Royal Of the 10th.
Among her passengers are Maj. General
Grover and Stan.
The Savannah Herald has the following:
The 26th Mass. volunteers aud 37th Pa.
volunteers arrived ON the 9Th.
The Charleston Courier gives crafty
Every day ct least half dozen new stores
are opened, and soon the burnt district
will bo rebuilt,
A correspondent Of the Port Royal Neso
South claims that tho deep waters Of its
harbots, it, readiness Of acceos, and the
salubrious climate, and fertility Of soil,
renders 1t the place Of oil others Indicated
BY mature for . great commercial city. All
that 1t needs = . abort piece Of railroad to
connect 1t with the main land.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17
Mafine Uiaaater.

BosroN, June 1.-THE officers, crew
aud passengers Of the steamer Admiral
Dupont arrived here on Saturday night.
Purser Moree reports he left New York gu
the 7th for Fort Monroe with a small de-
tachment OF troops. At 40 O'Clock next
morning in q dense fog he saw the ship
Stada come steering nearly ia an opposite
direction, put her wheel hard s,arhoard.
beware Of q collision. Before tho steamer ar
could change her course the two vessels
came in contacs and our .ssarboard bow
was stove In. We found the steamer was
sinking down by the head very fas, and in
three minutes after the collision the steam
Or went down. As far as is ascertained one
fireman, six soldiers, ADD one colored wo-
man are missed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17

Specials - ueW York Popera.
NEW YoRx, June l3.-Ths HeralrsI
special has the following: Notwithstand.
ing tho order Of the President discharginGl
all prisoner Of war below the rank Of Ma
jor, large numbers Of applications are
daily made to him for such dischargss.-i
All parties should understand that thesei
applications are unnecessary and useless
sse ,sss P;Ssn, pr%Ss,s Of ..e @a
diers whose term Of service does not ex-
pire until AFTER September 30th. Such ap-,
plications should be made to the Secretary
Of War. and such - are received by the
President are ct once referred to him, for
such action - he shall deem proper in the
premises. ssA.
The President has finally determined %
appoint Judge Parsons Provisional Gov-
eFnor of Alabama.
Instructions to Provisional Governors
will be determined upon at the Cabinet
meeting tomorrow.
b Gen. Sherman has revised and corrected
his report of operations in North and
South Carolina, and 1t will be republjshed
form. u4 - "a
All Of Sheridan's cavalry remaining in
this vicinity will be'under the command of
It is understood that Cen. Slough has
been appointed Governor Of Colorado in
place Of Mr.. Evans. Mr.. Slough received
his first military commission from Col.
0ilphin, the first Governor Of this Terri.
tory. 4 Nt
The 1ribxse's special, dated st. Louis,
June IL, says thenew constitution is adopt
ed. O6icial and semi -ofacial returns from
"a counties and the soldiers vote from Lit
tie Rock give s42 majority in favor of rati-
ication. The vote to come in - favor!
able,
The Times Washington special says .
strong feeling IL finding expression among
many leading men here in favor Of ap-
pointing military Governors for some of
the extreme southern States, such a South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and
Mississippi and Of keeping those States
under strict military control until the peo-
pie are once moro thoroughly returned to
tbear avocations and the labor status Of
freedmen properly adjusted with their late
masters. The efforts Of the delegations
f1oDl these quarters are not meeting with
much reimbursement. There are several
prominent Generals with fne executive
abilities and cool heads who can now b
spared to settle the disturbed Affairs Of
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