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The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

HEAD QUARTERS cd SUB DISTRICT,
DISTRICT OF WESTERN 8. c.
NrwEErnv, August II. 1865.
GsSsR.L ospEr.
No. 6.
IN compliance with instruction. from Head
Il Quarters. District Of Western South Caro-.
lima, all persons having in their r"ss-ason any
horses. mules. wsgons. nmhnlanee.. harness.
sa.ld'cs or brides. inelical stores, or any
property belonging to tbs United States Gov.
rrnn'ents or the late C"n ftderacy. will turn in
tho snIne to Lieut.. 4. J. ClemuAi., A. A. O. M.,
at Hcwberry. before tho 2oth inst. -
Commanding Officers nt Lnureus. Abbeviiie,
ard Eage6eld, will enforce this order and for.
ward all property TO these Herd Quarters
Failure to comply with this o,der will sub.
ject the offender to be arrested and punished.
BY Command of Lieut.. Col. R., TYLER
Commanding District.
HENRI B. LOOMS,
1st L. d Adj't 56th N WV, A.AA.1en't
OrFIc1AE JOHN METCALK,
=, Capt 66th N. y. ". ",
Commanding District Abbsville.
GEORGE r. LACK,
Ii. Seth N. Y. ". ". and
Aug. II. 1865. .4-tf
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

ne 'rt; the latter NO NAV rcpai'. With
all those who design or desire to DO 80, it
's me obvious duty to take such active
part !" the work Of re-. organization rs will
ave us from the bIun,lerings OF imbecility
'r the treaclieries Of malice. We mus,
-ndesv3r 10 make tho Constitution .f
S"ulh Carolina as tolerable as it may he
made LHder the circumstances OF the case.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

r HEAD QUARTERS.
MILITARY DISTRICT WESTERN s. &. :
4TH SEPARATE BRIGADE,
EEwsxRRI. 8. c.. Jolly l7th, 1865.
GENERAL. ORDER. 4 -. -
!. No. 2. -, { -:
]. All permits heretofore granted for tho
sale Of Ale. Wine, Cider, Brandy. Whisksy. or
any intoxicating drinks. are hereby revoked.
and selling 9! the same 70 any psrson or par
:sons'is prohibited. a. ~ y ~.
: So -
III. All cotton being transported must be
inspected BY the nesrast Provost Marshsl and
married. "Inspented and Passvd." = -
E. Any;psFton- failing h comply with this or.
der will BE-; sdiudgrd guilty. Of violation OF
orders. and punished accordingly. -.
WYCK, Commanding Distries. 20 -
+. y: y rHENRf Rel0OM!8.
...,,s;s; Lat Lisuts IS N. r, ,Yols. :.
OySscl1L: GE0R0ER r BLACK.
Il SeE. .Y.TY. ", and
80 H.. -; Asst Psovost Marshal. y,
August II. 1885. .4-tf ;Sfss:2, s. ~ Z;
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

eS W no'Se Will pleasure general
disposition on tic part Of our people to 20
to work aud repair "s speedily as possible
the ravages snd losses of the war. For a
time we feared ,ha. bitter repining. and
unav"''i"g regrets nigh, take the place Of
vigorous effort and manly action. Bu,
ali, from our esteemed Goysrnor,. down to
1.-THE most qniet, unob,rusive citizen, seem
animated with desire to bring abou. q
state Of harmony and prosperity to our
country.
There are losses we cannot repair. Ties
have been sunrlored which cannot be re-
united. Thore is . vacant chair around
every hcar'h: "a chord is tnissed in the
music" Of every family. Hearts hare
been torn wi ich time cannot heal, and
hore' have been blightcd, and joys have
w''hered. which can never spring ag,iu
IN greenness and s're.g'h. Bu. all is not
'"''. Two months ago, wo were PROSTATE
and pSralyzed, and without money. Now
we have d"i!y increasing currency, and
the activity Of the active is receiving it's
reward. On the ruins of our once fair
capital new city is rising phoenix like,
from the ashes Of its conaagra,ion. On
the deso'~,cd streets Ct Charleston ,bs
sound OF the SAW ana tho plane, and the
ring OF the hammer and irowcl testify to
the zeal md energy Of our people. And
here in our own lNe village the work goes
bravcly on. Time must elapse before all
is restored. but at the present rate Of
progfess few years will effectually efface
al! m"tcrial traces Of the grea. struggle in
which wo L"yo been engaged. To thi.
desirable end let every one Contribute
We have for our capital the strong arms
and brave hearts Of our citizens. Let
the soldier who has done and dared, now
nobly act anil work. Let all. show them.
selves men with the feelings and honor of
men. And while laudaLle desire to
prosper is cultivated by every one, let US
open our hearts, and develope tue noble
emotions of humanity, that we may be a
prosperous and happy people. Our duty
as we'll rs our interest demands that we
as a people cultivate amicable relations,
With the Federal authorities, not with tho
fawning serviliy Of the slave, but with
tha spirit and generosity Of high.oned
gentlemen. Four ycars ago VIC Appealed
to arms for the decision Of political ques-
tion between the North and South, and
now let US act like men, and abide BY tha.
decision. We have been fairly overcome
and it becomes u.s. to show 10 the world
that VIC can bury the ha,chet with As good
grace n We buckled on tho armor. It
does not become brave and cl,ivalric peo-
PIE to murmur at tlieir situation. Lot no
pickering or contentious feelings be enter.
tanned for moment, but trusting in the
God who has promised his blessing to the
diIigcnt, le, us 60 forward actively, cour-
agsously, and we will proper and suc-
cecd:
"Let The dead past bury It's dead,
Act. act in the living present,
Heart within and God DER head"
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

TO BE 9rsrEnEDs Orr-I, i. reported
that an order has been Issued directing
that the eolored 'roop. of the Federal
army now garrisoning the different towns
IN this State are soon to 60 mustered out Of
service.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
BY HUGH WILSON.
eB- We would cali attention to the
Military Orders in this paper.

Qasss1oN.-last week we inadvertantly
omitted to give our friend of the Green
vile Aountaineer, credit for the Govern.
ors late speech ir GreeuviIle. 1t was
copied from that paper and it should have
bad the proper credit.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

InEFr.-During the past week aome
r?obber'es haye been united. We
would put the people on their guard
against robbers. Among others who have
had their smoke houses rifled. we would
mention Mr. John EnHgh,, Mr. Jas. shili.o
AID Mrs. Ramey.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

Heard FR"N. many friends Of
our father, Mr.. Hugh Wil.on, Senior, will
be pleased to learn that he ,ha. recently
been heard from. He is in .Charlestown,
Tennessee. In letter just received from
linn, he says that he will soon be home.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

Taxes IN CnARLEsrox.-By recent
order we obscrse that the following month.
iy taxes are levied BY the military author
lilies for tho city of Charleston. Where
payment is delayed more thsn eight days
after the r.onth has expired penalty of
one dollar day is imposed for each d.y's
delay. If the delay continues fifteen days,
the place Of business Is closed until par
ae,It is made. and for such. further lcng,I,
of time rs the Post Commandsnt shall
deem proper. =
Restaurants, including all place. where
a bar is kept. or where wines and liquors
are sold to visitors, &l2.
Eating HOUSES and Refteshmont ss-
ioons, including all places where tables are
kept and food or refreshments excepting
wines and liquois) are furnished 10 visitors,
&l0.
Dealers in Dry Good.. $40.
Desiers IN Groceries. $io. -
Dealers in Frpi.s,snd Vegetables, Is. I
:, Dealers in varirties. IS. -.
Bakers sud Cunfect'oners, IS.
Tobaoe5sist., s5.
Boot, and Shoe Dealers, IS, y.
Billiard Saloons, per table, 81.
Junk Shoes. 80. -.
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his plscd - Tue ynplsH AsssssS,s.
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. Appheai ion :iol Pardon.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
General Washington Items

Washington, Jvly 6-Ihe attending physician
expresses the belief that the President -u be able
TO rerumo his duties In . few DAYS
In puru.noc Of General orders No lsa dated
Headquarters, Department Of wNshinstcn. July 9Th,
ls-S' Brcvet h,,cr-GonerA Bartlett, division con-
'i'tins Of tho 7Pth rennsylvaniA TTth New York,
sblh Ne. Iort, 5th Connecticut "a Mn.a,hu.c'ts
xslh' 4s'h, l4lth I'D and mn ICunsylVau A. 10Th
NeH \ OH 33d New Jurs'y and lO2d NCw York fcv-
ments rill D. o. once mustered ou' Of the srryice
and ordered 10 the rendezvous Of thoir tcspccIivo
states he firtt scpa 80 Cavalry BrigAie. consist
ins Of the lst suc "a New jersey, IL Connect cut
ana fd AassrchufCtts c.vAry regiments Hrlg. ..Ocne-
raj Gamble. con tnAndlg, 10 W be- Atoly mus
tered out o! totNict.
About l25 pardon, Lave tcen sr.n'ed by the Pred.
dent thi, week. mostly 10 North CNolniAus. The
s'crase Of loo applications are received daily for
pArdons.
Tho Government hu advertised smother sale of
vossels on the 2yth inst, amounting 10 Gficeu In
number, including the c,p'urcI blockade runner
Austria .eel-plhied, lonrth 3i5 is.t.
itis understood that on the 18th Of Junc snd Of
course before the OF the resembling OF tho block
ade could have been received, th- sp.nish Govern.
ment revoked its grant Of bolllsercnt rights 10 the
insurgents In Lhis counlry,
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mutinous Conduct Of Negro Troops In
Texas Disappearance Of Five =,
1ren1ury ARtnts -Uoublc Indepcnde enc q
Celebrations nt New Orleans, Etc.
New orleans pspcu Of 2s.h have come to hssd.
The New orleans TINS says 1t Was extensively ru-
morcd abouI town tha, MAlor-Genord Banks hal ro.
ceived appointment Us Provisional Governor Of
Louisiana
The PicAYyNE learn. from gentlemen lately re-
turned from the Rio Grnndo, that q body Of O. 4
troops had uien up their march for tho Upper Rio
Grande. Half Of them q 500 vefo 10 be stationed
At Eagle Pass. The negro troops landed at Brazo,
have teen very mutnons since their arrival at that
place. Water being scarce, they brote away from
ali control boarded tho yoE,es lying at BraxoA and
took casks out Of some and took other, to the Rio
Grsnde, TO fill ~lth water, and committed A. many
other ~ their Isolated posilon would Allo~
II 10 feared that their march into the Interior
they will become far more mutnous, a. they wore
very indignant at being rent to ToIn.
A Shreveport letter Of tho Goth ult, TO the New
Orleans TISEA, says3 Considerable anxiety exist.
regarding the hto OF fvo United states Treasury
Nonts Who went into the country a week since In
search Of rebel cotton. unsccompaned by an esoort
II 10 reported, and generally believed that they have
been murdered. The country people are represented
highly eIasrcr,ed Al the attempt OF our Authori-
tes to look up Confederate property Arge quantities
Of which have undoubtedly been elandestlnely made
away with"
On the eat OF Red River considerable cotton Is
planted, but little 10 the vest Of It, Nariou. lodios
Of troops are quietly occupying tho toNas east aud
west
nv T,lc0raph)
Sfu Orledns, ,Tuly 3.-Schounor Iorcna fom New
Orloan, for Mobile, -W wrecked on tho lover oh
.tuctOns. Her carro owned by j. N. g. Parker.
She uas a total loss
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quon, address in Ch.-sgo on the 9TH inst, snt
took strong grounds Ia favor of negro suffrage sA
the Monroe doctrine.
SEVERAL thousand men sud women shook hrSt
w'th or otherwise ss'u,cd Admiral F.rugnt ,sd
Gen. Anderson, IN FaneuI Hal, Boston, yoSierd "
I've lcyeo was quite intorma
TnE steamer Porter, now at Fortress NOM.
bound 10 Texas, has crew ON hoard in open rn
tiny. The attention n the Provost Marshal hn
been csnei to No subject
A LUIS. ooursung of the Second Ms, "A
lieh' sri.llcrNcqr Pred as c,valry,ani tho Tive N
Missouri cs'lry, rA,s"i Columbus, NsbrasSs.
y,s,er,lsy, on Ne way 10 the Powder-Ri,er co N.
pfring to march from Laramie against tue hotas
fndlsrs
WnILa thc steamer ChDceris was lying at he
wharf At Centre Harlor, H., on tie night Of he
jth, somc unknown person placed \ bag Of pow sr
on The furnace, when an explosion took pls ~.
panels, but not inJudns the mscbincry. No zoe
WAS much injured ON board.
ABoAr-Lo,p Of colorod people wont from Mr.
folk, Va, to smithGeld on the 4,h, on sp'c-uic -
cursion, with Companies e and X Of, the Sd n. "
Cavalry, ~ guard. scne citizens of smi,hdid
whom the guard came 10 the rescue. Private Jo m
Gray was Ihot by ms Sergeant for dsobedlsnce q
orders. citizen named Robert Sesre had his
scalp removed by ihe sword of a Federal ofhc,rs
anCr which order was restored
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From Texas,
Military Order Declaring sla-es Free
Robbery Extensively Frevaleut - The
Negroes General Feeling business
Prospects Surrender oil senator John
son. A.c.


son, &c.
Late Texas papos furnish new, OF interest, Gen.
Grsnger Issued general order at Galveston, on the
18TH Informing the people that In accordance with
9 proclamation from the Executive Of the nlted
States, all slaves free This involves abso-
lutte equality u personal rights and night Of property
between former mastors aud slaves, aud the
neCiion heretofore existing b.twcen them becomes
that between empoy'r and hired lshotcr" The
order h.o declares icgtmatc all acts Of the Cover
nor and Legislature Of IeNss since the secession
ordinance, and orders all Confederate, clvN or mill
tgry, officers agents. to report for parole. II h.
further ordered that all Istsons having In their pos
session public propety VI any description whateycr,
inns, horses munitiou etc, formerly helOnglns 10
the so-csllel Confederate sta'eN o. state of rors,
will mmedntely delivc' them TO the proper InHc1
States oficer. When they cannot carry II, and have
not the means Of transPoIungi ~ they will take to tho
officer full report of Ito character, quantity
location security, etc All persons not complying
promptly with hls order viii BE- arrested AZ prisonep
of war, and sent north ior impr-onne a. and their
property forfeited an lAyless persons committns
acts Of violence, such a. bAnditt guerrilAr, jaw-
hawkers hose thieye. etc, etc, are hereby dcc.ar-
ed outlaws and cutinlcs oi the human race aud viii
be dealt with accordingly
Tho Galveston BuLlrrIr Of tho 26th says;
Up to Saturday, eyon.og 96i Confederate soldier,
cers mad ne, we'd the. paIole at the oihca Of Tia
Provost N =. shal Numlcrs OF our citizens have Ap-
pled to take the oath Of Argance but on nE No thn
pfe,s Of hu mess, only a ANAL number have been
accommodated so far ln day or two, the Provost
hsrshal via 10 p.cpaiod 70 accommodate all that
desl.e 10 take the oath.
Thee Is much providence Of robbery and violence
in different part. Of TeIAs from dsbanded rebel sol
diers aud jayhswken. The Galveston BulLErls
ssys;
They commit all sorts Of degradation, upon private
prop0ity. part oI mon numbering not uoie ihan
70 10 i entered The ttoie OF MI. sGmpsOn At Ilou.-
ton, Friday last and tooE thereiIoul Government
baesing, rope, valued ~ f5ont t9oOOU. IL pop
teced ~ alnst 20 Or " men, We should think that
p Operty mukt be very unsafe everywhere in TOxAs,
except Ut Galveston.
Houston correspondent Of the New Orleans
P1cAYUSE writes
A general sack ng Of government stores and divi-
sion Of punder occurred IN all the towns Song tho
home ard line Of march Of tho dsbanded toops
In few inatAnces even private property not ie-
sDocted. ana ednlAOoI vac9uaIQU petUeeD soldiers
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Military lines Aforesaid the s.id Michael o'Laushlin
did "a thep and .here lie In vS' for Ily,ees s Grant
ofh Ss ss,.s ss,.s SY.1s
Edward spansIef. of thi. .Not GUILTY"
-. .Sevteno, Cotnmisslon ,enteuoe Michsal
OlAufhin 70 be impItsoned at hard labor for lie.
tlITn.-Edv ard spaDgler,
Ftndin0-of the specification not suilty," except
A. 70 the words " the said Edward Spangler, said
1tth day Of April A. - 1905 at about the same hour
OF that day. ~ aforcsaid. within said military depart
aSe sH' ins the %i,.y Linz, .orsd aS .s and
his ecosIe" after the said Abraham Lincoln had been
murdered In the manner Aforesaid. and ot these
oi hsyins feloniously aud traitorously sdel and
sbe''ed John wiltes Booth In making hi. escape
nter having killed and murdered Abraham Lincoln,
President OF the United ststes he, the said Ed- ard
spsngler, At the time Of aiding and abe' ting as
Lincoln Prr.idsnt a. aforesaid, hsd been murdered
BY the sad John wikes Booth, n sioressid.
The Commission sentenced spangler to he confined
AZ hsrd labor fos t'N vearr.
SEvTSIU Samuel Arnold.
OF the specification, Guilty" erccpt combining,
o%9nitedstsins % and eonspr'ns Edward spAnfler;
OF the chMse-"Cuiltv," eseep, combining, con.
i,esdiern. ks and con.pinns With Ldssrd sp'nsler OF
The Cornmi,.ion sentenced him 70 lmpri,Onmen,
" EfaIInossm5si as.a IaDoj ,S5 l,ie' J, srss
Ol the specification Guilty" creep, combining,
oor federntlug snd con'pirns With kd-ard spantler
ertainins, and hsrborins and concesine ,ald levi.
ryne, John W. aurr,tt Michael O'Iaushin, Georse
a. 81, ,Ats,o,t Msry T. surratL and Samuel Arnold Of
OF the ehsrve-"G Guilty" except combining, con.
@ @ede.s,ins .nd con'pirins ~ith Ldrsrd spansler Of
Scnteno,-1hs Commi,,ion sentence Dr Mudd 70
be lmpttsoncd al hard labor for lie
The Presidents order In these cases 1. as follow,
is further ordered that the prl,oners samuel Ar
mold samuel A kudd, Edvsrd spsnser Asd Michael
O'LAnshln. be confined At hard labor In the peniteu-
Ma D.. A..
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news Itemk
IDD Telegraph 10 II. ErS Ysrh sva.i

A LOCOMOTIVE exploded 1t C'u,rnlia, nj OIL tho
4lh inst, killing tie engineer and fireman
JAY CooKE reports subscriptions yesterday 10 tho
seveu-Thirty Loan r. the amount Of 5000, 100.
M.Jon-GES. HooEHR will leave Cincinnati for
New York IN few days 10 relieve Major-G n. D I.
MAJOR .GES. ORD yesterday assumed command
Of the Northern Military Department, with bis
headquarters at Detroit
Gov. FHsTos left Albany yostsrday 10 recruit his
health, which his severe lsbors have much i'm
paired. He will be absent several weeks
ucN, HEsET WsTR pAYa delivered ~ slo.
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1t Is said that when judge Holt carried
the papers to the President for hi. approval,
Mr.. johnson became mon entarly deeply Affected.
rcgrettins the necessity which imposed upon him ,he
duty Of designating tn. time and place u punish.
mont lie Immediately rail- sd, and read the find.
ins' and sentences stienuvely, sfter -hich be lis
tened to the explanations Of Judge Holt. qucsucucd
ths, officer In regard to the proceedings, aud ,ubse.
quently approved eli that had been done and isued
the necessary orders 10 carry out the sentence Of the
Coart
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THE PRISONERS.
uow they Received tho Dreadful TidiDa..

hioW tuey hecctNcd inc brcndfui 11diuas.
Washington, July o.-Maor Gener. Hanooci ro o.
paired To the Arsenal At noon to-day, and delivered
the death warrants Of Payne, Harold. Mrs. surrstL
aud Akerott, TO MAJOR General H.rtrauf, who 10 IN
charge Of the prisoners. Tbs t~o Generals ,ubso-
quently visited the condemned, 10 inform them oi
the sentences pronounced, and the time fixed for
their execution. Payne -. the first to whom the
intelligence WAS communicated Il did not seem to
take him by surprise, A. doubtless ho anticipated no
other sentence and had neryed himself accordingly
The other prisoners were naturally more or ess sf-
foeted. Mrs. surrstL particularly, sank under the
dread announcement and pleaded for four days sd.
ditionsl time to prepare herself for death.
All the prisoners wi be attended by olergymen OF
their designation. The scaffod has been erected
In the south yard Of the old Penitentisry building
which is enclosed by high brick vail. Tho collins
and burial clothes have already been prepared Only
limited number Of pc rsons will bo admitted to the
scene. The sentences Of tho eonspirstor who 10
be Imprisoned will be carried into immediate effect
AsoruEu ACCOUNT
When General Hartrsuii entered the cell OF Payne.
the prisoner slowly from reclining position,
and being briefly informed Of the sentence, list-
ened mechanically TO the reading Of tho death war
rant after which he was assured that hls execution
would TAX place In accordance herewith, and was
~fed II he desired an' faVors which might be grant
Cd oy those who held him In custody lie vas quite
indifferent resArd'ns his iae requiring nothing more
ihan an opportunity OF communicating verbally With
friend whom he named
Mrs snrratt at hFrt behaved Ike distracted uo-
man She trernoled violently alternately declaring
her innocence Of the crime, and then requesting tho
presence Of elergymsn, frequently asking II few
DAYS longer would not be allowed IN prepare for death
Before the officers le her presenee she became quiet
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From New Orleans.

nutinous Concuct Of Negro Troops In
Texas Disappearance Of Five =,
1reNTury AR,nts Uoublc Independence
Celebrations at Ne, Orleans, Etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-26

Unasr The diessliea q ~ Religious q ~ Insei.
J. tuls d w. ssecrsA Hear, thsags. III.
The Religieus ef this lne1itutios afs nov peo-
Jared 70 receive pupils In their newly sseesea
Ssninafy, which ii AeiiKhsfuily sisu.Ssd n %
q ths meet sslseeioae tsealities u ~ ~. -
tAe wss4 ~, 49, yernoa Pet. Extensivo
gresDds s1rr0Qnd Tie Iastitatios. ~ ore beiAg
laid out in snch manner a TO aSord ~ pupiis
SIMPLE advantage for hesltllful exertiSe
The educ4etoeal e1urDe u tnstsuctios sobvAces
the vasisus eosDsotabys - yell - the higher
hrseShss III Beishs4 sAsessioa.. Prspsieiy =
4epossuesh politeasss, personal nealness. -
Tie DesneipleS of mefalitS ere objects u aesldu.
y. A exes1lsSt eAemie0l I'D pAiD6eSpAssol ..
raeAAss soroe I sd1uaAls aldiliGa 49, noGoo g
itsesnsaisn. ;.ahe AsaltA ~ ~ psoils = =.
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