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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-22
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
Especial DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.
DATES TO JULY 18th.
Federal Forces in Texas.

ccUeEal OkCCH Al UAAAs
NEW York, July l4.-The CONNER
calls Washington special says its not true
that so, 900 troops have been sent to Texas.
The whole force in that country is only
1900 men, being parts of the 10th and
25th Corps, and will be distributed over
the whole State. 1t is not an army Of
observation. As each soldier now in the
field costs over one thousand dollars per
year, the Government is not disposed to
make unnecessary displays at'such an ex-
pense.
Pnrdoning the RebeIN- Southern
Postal Service.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-IN.P President
to-day pardoned seveptY16Ss' persons
none of any prominence: A large num-
Der of applications for pardon continue to
be received. The Postmaster General has
notified the Provisional Governors that
postal service will be resumed IN all lines
of railroad in the South, as o a. they
respectively certify that the routes are in
a proper condition for the purpose.
PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-The subscrip-
tons to the 7.3O Loan to-day were four
and a half millions.
Late from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, July l4.-Mexican ad-
vices Of July sth have been received.
Gems. Lopez and Oliver had returned
from the pursuit of remnants Of Negrete's
forces, which had generally ~disbanded,
some being on the Texas side.
Cortinas lately captured two steamers.
The Commerce says Cortinas has officially
established his headquarters on the Texas
side. The American authorities had been
constrained, by protest of the Imperial
Government, to order Cortinas to keep on
his own side.
The Monitor says that the commander
of tho French feet had an interview with
Gen. Steele, on tho subject of steamboats,
captured, but could not give the result.
Gems. Shelby and Smith 70 to MEX.
leo with 5000 Rebels.
NEW YORK, July l5.-The Herald'E
Galveston correspondent gives additional
accounts of the exodus of rebels from
Texas to Mexico.
Rebel Gems. Shelby and Smith, with
5000 followers, accompanied by ex-Gou,'
Moore and Allen, of Louisiana, and other
ertinguished political luminaries Of the
Confederacy, are on the way. They had
transportation and supplies for six months
and were armed. They professed to bt
merely going to Mexico as ensigrants, moi
to fight for either the Republicans or I'm
perialists.
The PresidcnI'a HeaIth-Provisiona
Governor of Florida.
The Herald's Washington special ha'
the following: "The President has suf'
fciently recovered to resume usual hours
of labor.
The cabinet meeting yesterday wal
rather long-delayed in making the ap'
pointment of Judge Marvin as Provisiona
Governor of Florida, and the publication
of the Provisional Proclamation in rela'
ton to the matter was caused by the i'm
possibility of fixing the date Of the seces'
sion of Florida. Leading authorities diff
fer nearly a week in the time.
. A special dispatch says that evidence il
daily received of the repentance of many
rebels who went abroad during the war
They apply to Jul ministers and consul'
for permission to take the oath, which j:
freely given.
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SAN Francisco, July 22-2 P. NJ.
A Portuguese working at Marcain's
Ranch, San Leandro, was caught in
threshing machine yesterday and killed.
The Bulletin seriously suggests that the
English authorities at Victoria be tele.
graphed, asking them to send o gunboat
now there to capture the Shenandoah, as
she is no longer regarded as q lawful bel
ligerent.
Richard Holm, a Swedc, aged 80 years,
who is married (and has a sister some
where in this State), was found dead al
his room, corner of Pine and Sansome
streets, yesterday evening, having shot
himself through the head early in the
morning.
Gold in New York July 10, l42.
Acommittee of ten, consisting of FELTON,,
Hillyer, Hopkins, Lent, Theall, Coch,
Harrington, Brosnan and Cope, will meet
Senator Stewart this evening at the Sac
ramento steamer and escort him to the
Cosmopolitan Hotel. IN
Wells, Fargo s. Co. received orders by
telegraph from Jay Cooke to-day to cease
selling 1905 after the 26th Of July.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Imperial, $22S@230.
Justis, Sl9@20.
Savage, $500.
De Sofa, $40.
Hale & Norcross, $500.
North American, Saga.
Belcher, $840.
Moscow, $S2@34.
Sierra Nevada, $l4.
Ophir, $426@430. =
Uncle Sam. $500.
Chollar, $425@4S5.
Crown Point, $s60@930.
Yellow Jacket, $l,O4O@l,oso.
GREENBAcKs, "a.
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The PIRATE.-Some little uneasiness il
felt at the Bay as to the safety Of the
steamship Golden City, which sailed 70,
Panama on Thursday Of last week, the
pirate Shenandoah having probably come
near her route, which she could easily do
as sailing vessels have arrived since she
was last seen. The iron-clad Comanche
has been lying at Mare Island, and doubt.
less ere this is cruising outside Of the Gold.
en- Gate. s.,
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When Egypt's king Gods chosen tribe pursued,
In crystal walls the admiring waters stood:
When through the desert wild they took their
way.
Tho rocks relented and poured forth Il sea:
What limit can Almighty Goodness know.
When seas can harden and when rocks can
Howi
Pope thought the above the finest lines
he had ever read in the English language.
S. +. Examiner, (CoPperheGd.)
AS we see the above beautiful lines
quoted in the Examiner. it strikes US rery
forcibly Of their applicability to the aeeing
rebels in the South. Very forcibly, in
deed! With this exception When JEFF.
donned the ~petticoats, the admirins
waters" were represented by Yankee
soldiers, the desert wild" being the
neighborhood where they "s,ood;" but
the "rocks" did Mt relent-not much
nor did they "pour forth" much of a
sea-although there is no doubt, consid-
sidering the "scarc" jeff. had on but
they did to a certain extent. The AL
mighty Goodness" was Mt in the neigh
borhood. Pope's head was level.
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STILL Our.-The famous jury in the
Ophir- Moscow suit are yet together, and
at IL o'clock NJ. there are no appearances
of an agreement, judging from the man
ner in which certain parties remain
grouped together, and near the window.
Everybody is becoming interested in the
suit, and money is being bet freely.
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Jewett Gold and silver Mining Compn

ny-WorEs at Gold Hin, Storey county, Nevada-
Notice OF Assessment. Notice Is hereby given, that
at q meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF said COM
mcnt Of ono dollar per share was levied upon the
asseSsable capital stock OF said company, payable
July I'D, 1865, IN United States gold and silver coin,
to the Secretary, at the office Of the company. 500
Clay street. Any stock upon which, said Assessment
shall remain unpaid on Saturday. the 18th day Of
August, 1865, will be advertised on that day az de-
%lInqucnt, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on SATURDAY, the I'd day OF Septem.
Der, 1855. to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By
order Of theBoard of Trustees.
g. NJ. BURNHAM. Sec'y pro tcm.,
Iy22 I'd OflCc s. 2 Clay street,
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SPooNEY.-There is really nothing stir
ring save the occasional spoon of a frugal
housewife. AS the Rev. Mr.. Culp used
to say, ave feel to sympathize with the
afflicted COMMUNICATIONS Appeal.
Harry, we are really pleased to hear
that, even a spoon stirred" Carson is
a lively town. Look at An Serene" in
another column.
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And in accordance with the law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the date above men.
toned, 20 many shares Of each parcel OF said stock
asmay be necessary, will be sold at the Office Of the
Secretary OF said company, No. 70 South c street,
Virginia, on SATURDAY, the ed day OF July, A, D.
1898. at the hour Of Y O'Clock N. or said day, TO pay
said delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
W. II. HOWARD, Sec'y.
Virginia, June 81, 1855. JUL I'd
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And In accordance with the laws Of the State Of
Nevada, and the bylaws Of this company, there will
be sold on TUESDAY. August 22d, 1851, in front Of
the company's office, In Gold Hill. so many shares az
will be necessary to pay the amount due for assess.
mcnts, together with the costs Of advertising and
sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Iyg1 ri q " pEASE Snr'v
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BE always at leisure to do q good ac-
ton ; never make business an excuse for
avoiding Offices Of humanity.
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The foregoing sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
the 5th day Of August, 1865, at the same hour and
place above designated. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. W. H.. HOWARD, Sec'y.
Virginia. July q, 1855. U22h
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Ko,.utb Gold nnd SILVER ,IinInr Com.

pany-LOcation, Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
county, Eevada-NOtice Is hereby given, that all
dellnQucnts upon the following described stock, OH
account Of assessment OF one dollar for each and ev-
cry share ofthc capital stock of said company, levied
March I'D, A. n. lS6j. and upon all back assessments
to date. set opposite to the respective shareholders,
Us follows:
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Imperial consolidated Mining Company.
There N due and delinquent for assessment No. 3, Of
tifty cents per share OH the following shares OF stock
In the Imperial Consolidated Mining Company,
standing In the names of the following persons, viz
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Established in 1861 !
BULLION MELTED, ASSAYED,
And rrturna theraof made In thinning Hnra or Col

IT, The correctness Of bis computations 10
| proved In tire s8mo way as done by him during q
number of years In the U. S. Mint. San Francisco.
E1'All kinds Of Ores and Minerals tested, rs.
ssyed and analysed.
n1rReferH 10 Public Opinion, LIy22 2ptf
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NEW TO-DAY.

Independent Order of Good Tcmplars.
CHAMPION LODGE No. G OF sSsHSESAk,
" l. O. of G.. T.. meets regularly 81
on TUESDAY EVENING Of each StF$R&
week, ut Odd Fellows Hall, Vir. "S
ginia, ut 8 O'Clock r. N. AL Templars In good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
BIS McLAFFERTY, W. G. +.
GEO. +. TALLMADGE, W. S. jy22u
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N ORES
s Y E D,

A Y E D,
At Gold Hill. Storey County,
NEVADA,
By CONRAD WIEGAND,
Formerly saYcEyisInS Ass1yer at
Francisco, Cal,
And t lac Go SEfPs e GsrrT Mii r. HAis rsisIn at
City, NevRdn.
NoLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
" and Assayet, at San Francisco rateS.
RETURNS IN BARS are as speedily rendered
IN Is compatible with Il critical entertainment Of
Value.
Tho Values stamped are guaranteed TO be those
which the u. s. Mint Tor its BrancheO Will de
clare, II deposited for coinage.
Orc assays carefully made, nj rates reasonably,
correspondent with the number and character oil
Assays desired. and with tho amount and form OIL
sample furnished.
Specific and detailed circulars furnished on ap'
plicati0n personally ss the once y SSf Or y M Si5l"
East side of Main street. near and below Wells
Fargo e. Co.'s, Gold Hill.
References-By PermissiOn.
IN OLD HILL.
p. D. Hedley, Esq, Agent Wells, Fargo g. Co.
J. W. Flood e. Co., Bankers.
N. A. II. Boil, Esq, ut J. w. Flood Coz.
WE Blauvelt, ESQ.,. Of the Bank ofCaliornia'
IN VIRGINIA.
ChaR. Bonner, Esq, Sup't Gould e. Curry Co.
J. II. Latham, Esq, Agent Wells. Fargo Co.
VIM. Sharon, Esq, at the Bank Of California.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Robt. d. Swain, Esq, Sup'tU S. Branch 1iint.
Benz. T. Martin. Esq, Assayer Of u. >. Is. Mint.
Alphcus Bull, President Of Gould T. Curry Co
D. q. Mills, Esq, ut the Bank Of California
Donohoe, Kelly & Co., Parrot g. Co.,
Sather e. Co.. ChaS. +. Rlehn,
Flint, Peabody g. Co. VIM. T. Coleman, Esq.
Gold Hill, May 81, 1865. myy7u
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
killed-SuKKestion Of the Bulletin
Suicide-Senat0r Stewart Gold =
The 5-3O Loun,

'rEctAL. DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWT
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The drawing oil OF the Nicaragua Transit
Company's steamers on this side, on account
Of the loss Of the Golden Rule, is, l am led
to hope, but temporary; and there is every
reason to suppose-so the agents here say
that they will dispatch n steamer from here
on the 18th of August for San Juan del Sur.
The Nicaragua route is now travelaole again,
the river being up for the season, and we are
promised once more an active opposition.
There are strong suspicious that there was a
colored gentleman Of magnificent proportions
hidden under the hay in the matter Of the
loss Of the Golden Rule. Either the insur-
ance on the vessel was disproportionately
large, the old company could afford to pay
somebody well TO wreck her, or the officers
Of the steamer were utterly incompetent for
their position Every one concurs in saying
that the loss Of the vessel was utterly unnec-
essary and inexcusable under the circum-
stances. 1t is not that the P. NJ. S. S. CO.
can not transport all the passengers offering
from either side-although they never did do
it comfortably on the other side-but that
opposition is absolutely necessary to prevent
the groSsest frauds and abuses being perpe-
trated upon passengers, and keep fares down
to rates which will enable people to travel
and make trade prosperous.
Since the above was written dispatches
have arrived from the East announcing the
purchase OF two more steamers for this side
BY the Nicaragua Transit Company, and the
temporary engagement of the Ericsson on the
other side, TO take the place of the Golden
Rule until another vessel can be built or pur-
chased. The America leaves tomorrow at
o'clock for San Juan Del Sur, with a few
..--.l - Ian 80 IT.. n .1loa
City left with nearly 500 passengers yester-
day, and had it been known day sooner that
the opposition was so soon TO be renewed it
would have made u difference Of thousands OF
dollars to the community in the aggregate
fare.
SMALL PoN.
Its now aseertained beyond a doubt that
the Chinese dens around Jackson, Pacific and
Dupont streets, are full Of small pox, and an
active effort will be made TO rid the town Of
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Its now ascertained beyond a doubt that
the Chinese dens around Jackson, Pacific and
Dupont streets, are full Of small pox, and an
active effort will be made to rid the town Of
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The I.cndos MoEHiag Star says Tho fall Of
Charleston Is nos sn inSppTepriste tine 70 glance
a. tie coIrte OF English opinioA with regard 70 the
var which the capt1re Of Port Sumter iaxnguraied.
The South vas hvosedly IN arms for the promotion
Of slavery and Of our morning contemporaries, all
with Tie exception q The Daily Eexs S1ppoFtsd
The cause Of slEssry agaiRsi the policy which EBEs
lsud hna fer uAny year, make excessively hss own
The South vas ii arms egEins the right Of corr
stitutioDs assenbly 70 decide upon constitutional
question, against he msjo1fS II votes 10 repre-
sntasise =<setls 10 Ok policy fort nation. and
Englisa journals were found 70 advocate thsf mon-
sires s0Aribes although opposed 70 the whole con
stitutjoaS1 principles and practice Of Englsads--
Furtnnstey the government hsa not been forced In
= hostility % the free state by tbs caDors II the
partisan a the slAvekolden and the people have
shown that n love of freedom knd . genuine sppre-
cation Of constitutional principles are more eharac
.srslc Of the non electors than those who haaght-
" AsssFt The right 20 deprive their fllawcizens Of
tie privileges Of freemea. The uphoidsFs Of aris-
tcrstie privileges fodiy imAgsed that free instta.
aOns ia meFiea ssEs obSat 70 prove faiiuFs, apd
thsy reescsd ia these ihfrsetioha Of neutrality
which favored tbe GristoTstis Action in The prose-
eutiOR q the var But the result has emphatcally
sbOwh the Irresistihle power Of q government s1s-
isired BY the caubihed Efforts Of free people
Soldiers have been found Ia numbers sreatef than
the sssTBeFt cespots could have commanded money
has been found 10 prOi9sou; the art on war has re-
eaived neW impetus from the free some offered 70
hvensdrti generals have sprung ap masters OF tse-
uo. aEa esrEtegy; sud, more ahai ali no victims
lave perisbed 90 the seaod. II these are the fall.
.rss n the free institutions, imagination would
't.vs 10 vain 70 picture their tEiumphs,
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WILL Ce6l Or ExsioBg,--we haze lamp
which oiasn made spastaring s0uEd - IL eonansd
ar Eas escsplAg from tAs la1aR Asd twies abs wiek
sss thrown satrey cut 81 tks lamp with great sSce
ana loud report, no dos3 tba lamp would have ca
sloAad, had II nea been EEgy strong. stace then,
Whenever tbs spusts1ine is notlesd ths lghs put
cut tha air h0lm and wish tnhe sss cleaned Nhsn
no I1ngs spnifsEisg u hard 20 asofe ghns 6 e.
t.laI,sa are ohssEsea The oil spd Ne cir q tie
ianp While bsinE hsAteas rnusi hays resm y seeps
- Caas 9assfis.
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llneral Resources Of Tenaessee.
MARBLES.

Pres Ne sssAytIe nmes
MARBLES.
Few States are 80 richly supplied with marbles Of
vafioas kinds The principal species Il marble in
the Ssste are the E0ll0wing;
]. vaFiegated foasilifsrousi
z. GfAyHh White FosilifsFoas;
3, MagnesiAni
4 Black and che
O. Breccia and Conglomessts Varieties :.
The vAriegated Fosilifsroua ASrhle, which Is The
most important species, oceuFs 70 West, Middle and
East Tennessee, but b most abundant and ot 4he
Gness quality 10 thu last mentioned division Of the
State.
fn West Tennessee there are beds Of good auall.
~ which are rendered highly valuable from the
circumstance Of their aording almost tbs iat lime
stone sen Ia going west 70 the Mississippi
In Middle Tennessee, in Franklin comfy, there
are many localities Of marble ana several extensive
beds. II has bash worked here e limited extent
Cor several years
Ia East Tennessee the locaiitles are very namsr-
Gus. Commencing With she northern part Of the
valley We meet wIsh il IN nearly al the c1ansies
west Of Greene and Sullivan. In Hawkins, running
along few miles vest Of Roge5ssilee TIERS Is .
most valuable bed, In which sevesAl anafsies hays
teen opened.
In 6rAiager Js4Eersen, Knox, Raane, Monroe,
Mogs Ae1flnn and Bradley, 4 oepaFk more or lssA
abubdAptly. In the vicinity OF Rockville. ~ 10
Hawkink there are several extensive qusfFies.
In Hh3t 1k13hS-eeo tbcfc htr wv ui&tIct
Of this marble One Is an srgiliecsoas limestone
little fosaiferos Of dnl, grey, br0wEish red, and
sometimes gFecBiAh oolors, arranged 10 Hndsanea
handed clouds. Il receives . smooth, good rolish.
Such marlSe has been 9uafried and worked 20 some
extent - Roane hieigs, &c. II was used IN the
CONSTRUCTION Of the Foundation Of the court house 10
Kingston.l
The most important variety, however, and sa-
peyiof marble Is that which Is seen 10 the quarriss
u Mcsfinn, knox and Hawkins.
TIA which may be called par szosiisnee the
marble Of East TeBbessee, : highly hls4iliiorous
and 6aIcarooua rock. II has lte polished eondi-
tioB. bright ground Of 5rowhiah-red coIors, when
more OF les freely motaie4 with white and gray
aeeey clouds and spSts. IN that Of the hrst quality
these eleads sHa spots ara distinct and sell dehned
showing a the same time illtle Of thsF fassisF.
ons nature. The bFewHish.sed e0loF Of the greand
color varies having at some points : darker ahzds
/ thar ut others.
The marbles q Middle and West Tennessee are
Of the same paiHre and resemble more OF less fbosa
II the eastern diVisoa The anaEEas are ali either
closs 10 nAYigable stFeatns 0T railroads.
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sherifrs Sale of Houses and Lands.

DY VIRTUE or vENpITIoEI EXPoEAs TO
ID ma directed Sheriff " knox esaaty, IL the ease
u VIA 81 BrosalewSs, Robert q. Ksyeslds and vtheFR
viii srposa % pahlie sale he hiahsat bssee for
cash Al she Cougi House door iR Kaaxvla. oa Moaday
toe sih day q May. 1885, the feliawng Eoal sssss
via 5uss and Iat Al the iHtasseton 81 Prices and
Camheraud HtFsrts, Ia She EgWa It kaaxsie, en The
4esl eosas of the Court House Square adjoining she
EAST tho Lamar Hose properly. aad being she psDpefg
asa Iate reziaeaea Of Wm, sneeA AIss al sss digit
,s and laterost Of Robert B. Reynolds Ia farn Ave
miles west Of Kpexyiis. fha main stacy road lsadiag
70 Ki1E.tou bounded Tie south By Wm. Swans Asir
the eass BY RsSsees Reynolds, the neh 81 gspths
BraadSf formerly Waiter Kennedy, the vest ~ the
heirs Of Dr. Harvey Baker, dec d. Il being the late fpsi
deaee said ksyaeds. Alec, ose Housy and The whole
Lat % whiah Il stands The east SIDE VI Cay stfsss
aerth OF Market aeet, kaaxsiio Sad lot e0ntaasng
acres, sud bsisg the property asely accnPisd -
redenes By John a. craaer. SAID property pt b sold
10 satisfy jadgssnt recovered By William u. Bssrsiee
against Robt d. Reynolds, Wan. II. snsed Aad Jshn H.
CF01teF ez
msrrh2zpfS ~ D. BEARDES, kesFta.
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NOTICE.

DY VIRUS OF A ri IA ISSUED PROM RHE
10 chancery Court Of KnOx eoasS, via expose .
pahlie sale A. the Coast House door IA ksaKXils.
h0adsy, tbs tsth lay - APF iSsS. az he rcht tisls,
slAln aad dsn4ad tAat w. B. FFaaeisee has In 4sd
10 Let Of Land 10 dssvsssSn, eoaiaieins sbsst tNo
acres, % uhich thsre II kiaeksulsh's sbSp, All
hoass formseiv used Aotsr, Tying he east
Floyd Asd Ssesrs, to sA.sfy - sxsestoa y hySs II
PAruisk George
aArshs9-4vpss5 A ). HCDIBURG. D. sbsriG.
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shsriirs Sale Of Town Praparsy $
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strsess, entn sAia sFeetsea0bes % tt Bat ksosR
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