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Interesting Ansodots OF the late PRESS
dent IlncoIn.

Mr.. Enron; Many instances are recorded
Of the upoquivocAl knowledge that Mr Lls!
COTS possessed Of the rudsnoss Of tho casket
which contained this illustrious soul Of the
lato President Ills reply 10 Mr. DOUGLAS
10 n beautiful instance Of self.abnogation;
but tho following will, Think, bear eompari.
son with that even. r.r r'.. .... ......
happened To be prccent at tho White
House the day after the denomination Of Mr.
LiscoLS to the Presidency. Various polit.
ioal organizations called to ply their respects
IN him. Among the rest wns the PhiIadel.
phiR delegation, Tho chairman, OfthAt body,
in presenting one Of the members, said "Mr.
President, this is Mr.. A. d. sLoAHAEER,o OF tho
Second District of our statsi most active and
earnest friend Of yours and he oaHss. He
has among other things beon good enough
to paint and present to our League rooms a
most baaHiUfiAi portrait Of yourself" Mr.
LiScoLS took Mr.. SLoASANRR's hand In his,
and, with an earnostness Of purpose, shook Il
kindly, saying with q merry voice "I pre-.
sumo, sir in painting your hosHf,taii po,ira't,
10" took Vow idea 0f nc from Rty typriNeiPics,
and not from my porson. q. q. W. NJ.
WAsHlNGrON, u, O., June, 1865.
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Prom Fortress Monroc-JsR. Datts,,
Health--He II NOT in Iroas. s.issf.,

FoRTREss MoNhOB, June 22--AE many
incorrect statements not cmanatiBs, It q
believed, from this point, have appeared In
various journals regarding the health aud
| condition Of the prisoner jefferson Davis. we
would infoi q, tho public that his health at
tho present timo Is much bettcr than when
landed here from Oh the steamer Clyde. This
morning Davk was seon by our informant
engaged In smoking, and apparently in RcAlm
state Of mind. Ho Is not in irons and his
quarters aro very comfortable 81 4"
The steamer HpnuliA sailed hence last
evening for Texas. The steamOr Eaglo No.
> has arrived from baltimore with n lot Of
The steamer Falcon, from MoorehOndlcity,
N. g., has arrived,
The propeller Sea Gull called to-day for
New York, with the barge 81 Niebolas In
tow. .- f.. .. Ha"...
Con. Nolpon A. Miles, commanding this
post, has established quarantine regulations
at the entrance to Hampton Roads.
Tho steamer Thomas A. Morgan, from City
Point, arrived this afternoon, with the Nth
Illinois regiment, bourd for Baltiniorc,
The propeller Andrew Hardy. from Rich
Inond, with horses, has arrived. .......
AuNICIPAL ELECTION AT NORFOLK.
foRrREss MoNRoE, June 25.-Thc steamer
Convoy, from Richmond, arrived to-day with
the l4sth New York regiment, Col. Murray,
on their way home to be mustered out Of
service. ~ .r ..... ...
The election for municipal ofieers for the
city OF Norfolk tRkes place to-day. The two
principal candidates for Mayor Aro Thomas
O. Tabb and Simon Stone. Up to 5 o'clock
the contest was considered very close.
The following steameu arrived hero to-
dhy steamer Oriental, from Point Lookout,
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The Late Rebel War 'sserssary.



Editor qr Ndti0adi RspHJiican:
] see by tho papers that L. p. Walker, Of
Alabama, and frat Secretary Of War TO tho
traitor Government, IL making n pilgrimage
10 this city to ask pardon Of the Government
hO has outraged and tried with all his energy
TO destroy.
II Is said by some Of tho papers that he
was at first Union man. This is q great
mistake. He wns one Of those original rcbols,
who did so much TO prepare tho southern
mind for (and to bring on) tho war Your
readers, will remember that Walker was sent
NJ n Commissioner from Alabama, 20 attend
the first meeting Of tho Legislature OF Ton
nssses called together by the traitor Harris
soon aiter the election of Mr.. Lincoln became
known Mr.. Walker was there for the pur.
poso OF assisting 10 got Tennessee out Of the
Union, and u successful to form a league
offensive and defensive between the two
States, to establish the Confodoracy Mr..
Walker made q speech TO that Legislature,
advocating the southern cause which I foar
he would not now like to sec repeated
Daring the session Of that Legislature
had frequent opportunities to hoar Mr.
Walker express his opinions A conversa.
tlOn took place between him and tho late
VIM II Polk at tho 81. Cloud Hotel, In
Nashville, during that session, In my pres.
cncc, which will give an idea Of the man.
Mr.. Polk, Who by the why, was one of the
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Tho Legislature which Ia now in session In
this city is accomplishinr It's work spoedily,
thoroughIy. and most Satisfactorily 10 H.
people of Virginia.
Without angry discussion, and with great
unanimity, the Alexandria Constitution has
been amended. and tho right Of suffrage re.
stored 10 Thousands Of our disfrnnchiseJ ciii.
zens, The concession 10 tho demands of the
people of Virginia was timely and wIsoly
made. and the amnesty oath 4 now The tost
Of LOYALTY In this, ms Il Ia In nearly ali the
other States of the late Coniedoracy, whore
tho work of Reconstruction Is rapidly progress.
ing --RichmOHi TiDies, Saturday.
Do,yiY, Roah- Era Th,ourL Tram.
For the hrSt time since the evacuation of
Riehmond train will leave Manchester thIs
morning, In charge of Conductor William
Tnylor, and will prooeed without interrun.
tion of Communication Ia Danyillo. pnsaen.
cors going 10 Lynebbure. howeyor. lake
staoes far Parmyiilo M BuTkey;,la JunctIon.
between which points the distance is seyen.
teon miles On reaching Farmyille thew
again 6nd ears in readiness TO carry them for
the remainder of their tourney.
rL, go o...,,J o. T.,,II,a nj.
,i,;,ars oc ho,h Iv,.h,,, nj Ri.L1ndrS
S"Ys r.,.oD % V'" !" roIS,nS ,hs, anu un,aS.V.S IV,
canal navigation between tho two cities wiz
| be roopsned In yOry few days Az n con.
sequence, shippers viii avoid tho dreaded
transfer Of freight which, for 80 long time,
thoy have had TO submit 70. Another more
desirable advantage gained, that freight will
bo reduced In a corresponding ratio with tho
increased facilities Of communication. The
| Lynohburg papers have heretofore CON-
planned that tho canal tariffs have been too
high for tho people who at tho ond Of the
war, found themselves with scarcely money
enough 10 meet tho expenses incurred in pro.
curing the very nocossaries Of life.
The Hon. ,Jos,,,I Se9oy S,ys,,aJsd The
Hon Josenh Scgnr. oFVirvInIa. who h now
sloprlna AZ the Monumental Hotel. was last
niaht serenadod by the lth United States In.
Cnptry Of which M. Schemser Il leader. The
occasion drew together n large crowd Of eitj.
.ens and others, ana In response 10 cali Mr.
Scanr npponred upon tho porch Of tho SECOND
story Of the hotel, and delivered an address.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

MAJOR GESERAL GHoRGE II. THONAs on
Tuesday last issued at Nashville, his head
quarters, his Official ordor on assuming charge
Of his new command, the Military Division "
tho Tennessee Georgia, Alabama, and Pior.
ida. His subordinate departmental com
manders will he Gonerals J. NJ. Palmer in
kentucky, stonemAn In Tennessee, }. D.
SteOdman in deorgia, q. II, Wood IN Ala.
bnma, and A. A. Humphreys In Florida, The
country Is now divided into ave grand mill.
tary divisions. The following arc their
the Atlantic, Major Con. Meade, Military
Division or the Mississippi, Major Gen. sher-
man Military Division Of tho Tennessee, Maj.
ten, Thomas Military Division Of the South
west, Major Gen. Sheridan; Military Division
of the Pacific, Major Gen. Hallsok.
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HEw YoRE, June 6.--The steamer Caro-.
line brings Savannah dntos TO June ~.
The Savannah Herald snys the Central
Railroad Company have completed the cou.
tract for rebuilding 40 miles Of their road
from Savannah 10 Macon. II IL believed tho
contract will be completed within 30 days
Tho Jacksonville (Floridal Union OF the
18th instant says n portion Of tho private
baggage Of Joff. Davis has been secured near
Gainesville, Florida. II consisted Of two
boxes aud one trunk, containing many i'm
portant private letters and papers. The
wagon seems TO have been in hdyancs Of the
flying party, and was abandoned on learning
Of Davis capture.
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coUSTERTErTINc THE GoyERsHEnr CuR-
REsCr.--Thers are now in circulation largo
numbers Of counterfoit notes Of the dsnomi.
nation Of 30 cents, postal currency, which are
so we'll executed as almost to defy detection,
except by skillful expertr. The deficiencies,
however, Of the spurious issues are noted ms
follows: The engraving Of the reverse is good,
but the small ornamental characters sur.
rounding the figure "5O'' are rathor poorer
than the genuine. Upon the face Of the note
the gold Is not 40 dsOP, and, bosidos, appears
slightly worn Oh. On the right Of tho note
there is no dash under the word "dssig.
mated, - whilst on the right and loft. hand side
tho figures "5O' are much lighter than tho
genuine. . ..a
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EcoNsTRUcTIoN In SOUTH CAR
OLINA-vIEws OF PREsIDENT
JOHNsON.

A dsiegntion from South Carolina, consist
ing Of the following named persons, had An
interview on Saturday afternoon with the
rrcddsnt, by appointment! Judge Frost,
ISaao L. Holmes, Geo. W. Williams, W. II.
GiiIilnnd, J. A. stoinmsyer, Frederick Rich
ards, WIN. whAisy. james II. Taylor, II. II.
GIL and Jos. A. Yates
We find the proceedings reported as fol
lows. Do
The President said II was his intention to
talk plainly, 80 there might be no lnisunder.
Standing; therefore Il wero better they
should look each other full In the face, and
not initiate the ancient Augurs, who, whom
they met one another, would smile at their
.ueesss In deceIving the people
lie said II this Union was TO be preserved
II must be on the principle Of fraternity, both
the Northern and Southern States maintain.
ing certain relations to the Government. A
State cannot 20 out Of the Union, and, there.
tore, none Of fthem having gone out, we must
deal with the question Of restoration aud not
reconstruction. He suspected that he was a
better States Rights man than some Of those
now present.
Mr. Holmes You always claimed to be.
Laughter
Tbs President replied: He always thought
that slavery could not be sustained outside
Of the Consultation Of the United States, and
that whenever the experiment was made II
would be lost. Whether IL could or could
not, he was for the Union, and II slavery set
itself up 70 control the Government, the
Government must triumph and slavery perish
The Institution Of slavery made the ISSUE
and We might As well meet Il like wise, pa.
uotie anu nonest men hu institutions must
he subordinate to the Government, and sla.
very hns given way He could not, II ho
"ouid, remand u 70 ts former status
lie knew that some whom he now addressed
io"hea upon MN hs great people, man and
radcaii bnt' however unpleasant u might
DC 70 them' No mad no hesitation IN saying
,hati before ana Aiter no Suffered Pubho me,
ne was Opposed 70 monopohes anu perpetui'
Ties ana entails. -..,
TOT thi. ne use9 70 peuohouhoed m uein-
asogue, mneh tney had monopoly IN the
south IN haNes' tnoush no nad oonght anu
hsiu SAVES, no haa n'Ier soid one, FROM inc
maghA OhartA We had derived our ldoas OF
nosuon oI sPsseh anu hoerty OF uhe press
ana unreasonaeie searcnes' and that private
properly should not DO taken Tor pubic uses
without just compensation.
ne had these notions hxed IN bis mind,
hhu Nas theIeioe opposed 70 thls clnss OF
iegisiatlon Being providentlally brought TO
his present position, he intended to exert the
power and influence OF the dovernment so as
to place In power the popular heart Of this
nation.
lie proceeded on the principle that the
great masses .,, are not like mushrooms about a
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THE "sPARRowsEAss pAPERs We are
glad N announce now edition Of this work
by Frederick s. coIscns, from tho press Of J
u. hpPineott d Co., Of Philadclphia. Ori.
gineIly published in 1856 It has enjoyed a
wide popularity over since, 1t describes
living in the country with an ease fresh.
ness, pieturOsquonoss, and power Of humorous
dsliheation which make It ono Of the most
charming of summer books. ..r... ..
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Nav oRLEANs--By tho latest arrivals from
New Orleans, wo learn that business was
slowly royiving. Gen. CAsBr 5 order taxing
all cotton exported by soa hvo dollars Psr
bale, for tho benefit of hospitals, worked
against tho shipping interest, sending some
5000 bales Por month up tho river and by
rail, that otherwise would so hy sea, no such
tax being oOllcOtod on cotton sent 70 New
YOsk BY Hyoy Snd rail t,na
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LoqHviLLK, June 20 Information has
beon obtained from. the propriotors iof tho
New Albany Ledgo, which paper first pub.
lished tho terrible accident on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, that thsy obtained tho
facts from the conducted Of the JouiGville,
New Albany and Cincinnati, rnilrOad, and
also from passengers. sp.a.5 go Pr hH-
The account may possibly he exaggerated,
but further details will bo obtained and tele-
graphed. r I-.' z
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TnERE Is another claimant besides the late
EDHuND RUFpM for tho unenylsblo distino.
ton Of having fired the first shot of the war.
Among the officers Of Gen. JOHNsroN's army
who were Parolsd on tho 50 of May was Maj
Il, c. dnCHmsr, who stated that no had
fired the first shot Of the wNr-the ball that
was aimed at the steamship Star Of the West,
as she endcayored to sail up Charleston bay
with provisions for the beleaguored garrison
Of Fort sumter He was paroled by Maj.
TowLE, OF Gen. TRRRT's staff, one Of tho
special commission appointed for that pur.
pose,
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rYALE had furnished, in the fall of 1862
two hundred and eight graduates to tho Army,
including fopr generaiA fourteen eolonels
four lieutenant oolonels, eight majors, thirty
Rye captains, thirty six lioutonants, twenty
two surgeons and assistants, twenty-one chap
lains. The number inea then has been greatly
increased, and the full reports will bo pre-
sentod at the commencement.
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ALI lettsrs relating 70 the subscription Of, or
Advertising In, the REPuRLioAS should bs ad /.
dressed TO the Publishers, a. above.
All lsiteEs or communications intended for pub
lissiion, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment q the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, a. above. ...8 r. .s.
business aud other eorrospondents will greatly
cbllgs the Publishsrs aud tho Editor by comply
ins with the above suggestion. . .... N,
To conREHPoNDESrs Mo notice can be taken
cf anonymous communication. whAievsr /.
attended foT Insertion mus, bo authenticated by
the name and address Of the wrItqr-not Reeessa L.
rly for publication, bat a. guaranty Of It, good
faiIh.
we oanno. undsrtaks to return rejected com /.
hunieatona
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EDITION
-FOUR o,CIloCIx. p. M



In the hrmy ofthe cambsrIand the officers
have happy rub on Gen. D. Brig. Gen. B.,
chief Of artillery on Gen. THoHAs' STAFF, has
lately been brsvetsd for gallant and meri.
tOrious services Snd, like many other ofhoerp,
feds preud d his honorary promotion. A
few weeks ago Gen. D., In company with his
Adjutant General, Capt. LAnBHRr, went out
for ride, and was stopped In the road by q
refractory four-muis team which had com.
pletsly Obstruoted the passage. The General
waited quite a little while, and At length
shouted to the driver to get tho team out Of
the road The latter jerkOd furiOusly,
shouted Justify, and whipped numerically;
but ono mule, moro refractory than the rcst,
refused to move, whereupon tho snraged
N. d. struck his mulcship heavy blow with
tho hut Of hls whip, Calculating, to the in
tense horror Of the brevet Major General
Oct up there, you id old brsvet horse -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

THE execution Of Charles II, Walters, who
was to have beon hanged at New York on
Friday for the murder Of his mistress, Nancy
Vincent, did not take place, Al the prcpa.
raiions for tho solemn affair had been made
bat a short timo before tho hour fixed for
taking the prisoner from his cell to tho gal
lows his counsel arrived from Albany with a
respite from the Governor postponing the ex-
ecution until the 7th Of July.
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PAssPoR RTs.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
cun obtain the Same, with the least possible
sSpense and delay, on psy'OaaI application
st the Department Of State. my4 SIN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

SELLING LIquoR wTrHouf LIcENEE. =
Mary Peterson aud HArrel Noah were arrested
by ofhoer Howard, this mornlag, fot HelllAg
them -t2D each, ...
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The Po.rth o. July az usttysburG.

The Foarth of Juiys al usttysburg.
Most Of the troops that are 10 taks'part in
the ceremonies at GettysbuTs Of Jaly will
move tomorrow morning. tho cavalry going
overland and The infantry by rail. Tho
TROOPS will ccnuiseo Of the both Psnnsy lvAniA
Reserve Corps The battalion Of tho 1st
connectieut cavalry, a battery Of guns,
will accompany Tho expedition. Two bands
will onliyen the oCcasion---tho Seth Masss.
chuSett' band and the band Of tho 9th Vet,
ernn Reserve Corps. ..r ........, +.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, :
ss- oalce on ,he sfetropoii..n RAN

~UHNo Ut tHV WNtEUpoI'.HH HENlI-
soar COMPANY, Seventeenth street west, Juno ~,
lSd5 The annual Mostihg of tho stockhoidsrs
u the Metropolitan Railroad Company, for tho
election u oihecrs Tor tho ensuing year, will be
held at this oiIce en- WEDNESDAY, tho l2th of
July, lsGl The polls will bs opened at II
dock, m, and sloso At y o'elgek, p, m.
J, W. THoAPsON, Pros't
VIZ. W. MoOgy, Sec'y jo25-eOtis
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cAIRo, June z5.-The steamer Ruth, from
New Orloans on tho leth inst, hns arrived
mere. a letter from. Shreveport sRys the in
vegdgntion touphine ths loss Of the trans.
port Kentucky resulted in tho acquittal Of tho
ohcers In charge Of I'll blame. Orders have
boon issuod prshibitihe ltrmspsrts running
on the Red River a night time. .....Ty
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HARPEBs's MAGAZINE for July has boon
received by HUnsoS TAYLOR, 334 Ponpsyiva-
mia avenue.
FRANcK TArLoR has also supply Of this
Interesting number Of one Of our most yalu-
ablo periodicals. ... ..... n.F.
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IN HELFbgss CONDITION. Yesterday
af6rnoon Oinccr Howard found eolored nAA
named John Branch lying OBtho street In hclp-
less condition, he being very aick. He was taken
10 the station house by the OBJECT, and proper
attention given e. hlm THIS morning be was
taken to the eohtfabAnd camp 10 bo placed In the
hospital -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

COLUMBIAN CoLLgaB conuEncuMErr.-
The annual commencement u this honored e,lu.
eaiionsl Institution takes place this week At the
ffst Baptist Church, on street. Tonight tho
exhibition Of tho Preparatory Department u 20
bs given; Tuesday night, the MnmRi Orutiop
Htrl ou Wednesday morning, the commeneemenl
exercises Gentlemen wishing information re.
spectinK the Law school ~ tho College, will meet
the Law Professor on wednesday, Al 8 e'eisck p,
N. some particulars of the Com men eement exor-
eisos will he found In our advertising eolamas
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

THE VOICE oF RuobR IsLANp.--The Le-
gislature Of Rhode Island adopted resolutions
n few days since in favor of allowing the
freedmen to yoto In the reorganization Of tho
southern States. The action Of Rhode Island
In this matter Is not open 10 tho common oh.
joction that applies TO other States which
pull one way and look the Other,n mas
much Ms the patriotic little State permits
negroes to vote.
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wnERE DID rnr MoSEY corr Fnon ,

WHERE Drp rHE MoNET CoNE FRoN7-
Augustus Douglass and Henry T. Morris, two
arrested -dAy by omeor Harbour, of The fonTth
Ward, on the suspicion Of larceny. Douglass
went into store aud bought lamp for HiKtaau
dollar-, fnf which he offered a one hundred dol-
las It'll rLay s---~. -ssy-tosl - thy oleer ana
taken 10 the station house EaGh of tLs.- L-Is
wAteh and new POCKET books They were losked
up for hearing.
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LOOK Our, DoIs'-Nov the warm weather
IL upon us, the boys viii 20 10 the river for the
purpose OF bathing, daring the day tlme, AllhonKh
there Ia = corporation Law against IT, WithiA
the past week several boys have been aFreEted
On the charge Of bathing during The day tims.
rlwy were taken before the mSgistrAloa, and
.iaade TO pay hne for their sport. ...
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sUoorIsG CAsB ~ GEoRsETows. On Sat-
uriAy, about ~ o'clock, q soldier nAmed VIM
u. Whitney, % colapany v, "a New York Artli
lcfy, was shot by man named Anderron, n
Cssel Alley, Georgetown, II seems that whit
ney, IN company with three friends, was Passing
by house, whcn Anderson, without any provo
oatiOh, ran out and fred Ms pistoi Ht Wkitney
ths ball striking him IN tho neck aud innietiugS
ONcer fendlcy and taken before Justice Bnekey
who committed him TO Jail Tor court Anaer.on
Int pointed his pistol al one % whItaey's com
panions, who threw up HE hand aud said
"Dout shoot me - thinning that Auderaou was
glsying. Andorson then pointed Ms pistol a,
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nY TELTanApu.

Arrivaa of GENERAL s,cIRles "a New
Ngw YoRk, June'2e. Tie VnIlSd States
steamer HuntNilIs har arfive1 here from
AHpinwnll III .l iM
Among her paftensosp ~ Gen. b. r..
sicklos and stan, ard ~ cren of the wrecked
steamer Golden Rulcp N
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A Doous DErEcrwE.-Thomas h. La

A BoGUs DETECTIVE II. La.
monte NAs arrested yesterday by Diet 'etive Barry
on the charge Of going abodt and representing
himself 10 be 4 Police Detective. He was visit
lag restaurants aRd demanding soldiers passc-,
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