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LAW BOOKS FOR SALE.
LATEST EDITIONS,

OHARSwOOD'S BLACKSTONE, VOLS,
y 1864, So so. Wharton's Amer. Grim.
Law, 2 vols, 1861, 81 so. Bowrier's Law
Dictionary, 2 vols. 1864, SIS 80, Parsons on
Contracts, 3 vols, 1854, Sl2 so, Parsons on
Notes and Bills, 3 vols, 1853, ST 80, Ste
phen's on Pleadings, | vol, 1889, 81 75, Sto-
rvs Eq. Jur., 2 vols, 1861, 81 so. Story's
Eq. Pleading, l vol. 1865, IS 90. Story's Con-
Aict Of Laws, / vol, 1885, So so. Curtis Eq.
Precedents, / vol, 1859, So IS. Washburn
on Real Property, 2 vols, 1854, 50 90. Hill
lizard on Test 2 vols, 1865, 81 so. Arnould
Insurance, 2 vols, 1850, Sc 80. Sewelrs
Pension Bounty and Prize Laws, | vol, 1868,
So 90. Manual Pension Laws and Appdx.,
1858, 81 90. U. s. Stat. at Large lS59--G3,
So 90. do 1884 tpaper) 81 90.
Laws Of Tenn. 1865, ST. So, &c.
Nearly all are good as new; many have NOT
been used at all. Sold together or singly for
ca sh. Address WALTER S. CUSHMAN, -
usw3E1 Elizabethton, Carter Co.; Tenn.
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n J. GIBSON uJ B.. MeLIs AND OTH.
IL. era. In this ease the defendant b.
non-FsddenL II IL ordered that be appear
Al the November term, 1893 Of ibis Court and
dsfsnd or is cause viii be taken for eofess-
Cd. Nay a., 1895. 1870
juns Wtiprfg51 HENRY HOss, can.
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Original Attachment.

UTlLLlAM B. MATHES VS. W. NJ. Moore
w The plaintiff on affidavit says that the
defendant IS justly in debted to him, and is a
nonresident ofTennessee or so absconds that
the ordinary process of law cannot be sery-
ed upon him, and having obtained an origi-
nal attachment against the defendant, re-
turnable before some Justice Of said county,
and the same having been returned before
me on the 94th day of May, 1856, levied on
defendants property, il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union Flag notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear before me at my office in
Jonesboro on the Sd day of November 1866
and defend, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte. June Is, 1866.
ul5w4prsfS5. IF. GRESHAM, J.P.
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HENRY JOHNSON vs. D. KEsNER Adn'r
III Of JohH Shs=fsy deed, and Jane and
James David Shsrfey. IN this case from the
SheriTs return Of Subpoena, IL appears that
the defendants are non-residents Of Tennessee,
Il 10 therefore ordered that they appear At the
November Tern 1866. Of the Chancerj Court
1t Joneskoro, Tenn, and defend or this cause
will be set for hearing eH p4rte.
juns 9, 1885. HENRY H0SS, CAN.
lui5W4pFB
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CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

no. J., B. CARPENTER, late Lient. and
Adjutant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
BAY S, MUNS0N, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
VXT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
of adjusting and collecting all classes of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup.
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers accounts, Stoppage
of pay removed, and certificates Of %non.in-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
SeA- Office LIST door South of Exchange
Bank, Gay ST., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
REFEREXcEs-Gov. W. G. Brownlow, Gen
A. G. Gillcm, Col. l.. c. Houk, Capt. McNeish
may 26-tf.
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,FFoelsmation ~ the Governor
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
yUBBnT nExgcurivE D%gPkRfNtNT' R
Y4urHLrl TENN NSel9 1906, DU

yrgB1T nExecurivE DEkRfMtNT lS8
N4HrILEt TENN Juae 10 1906, DU
10 me members Of The General assembly Of III
&atsV zmReiSeei IfA M pM
GssrtrmSi--For more than Ave years the
State of Tennessee has been deprived Of her
privileges In the Union of our fathers. By
the treason Of our people we have fallen from
our high estate as . member Of tie great
American COnfederacy. For more than a
year past the loyal people Of tho State have
been trying to place herin a position, end
prove heI worthy to be recognized and read
mitted 10 her forfeited rights, Our Senators
and Representative have fingered for many
months at the threshold of the Government
aating to be re-seated in the National Coun-
In view Of the rebellious conduct OF so
many of our people, and the treachery Of
those who controlled her action, Congress hNI
deemed it necessary to require of us certain
conditions precedent as guarantees for our
future loyalty. To this end it has been deem
ed necessary to the future security Of the
whole county that the State Legislature
should ratify certain amendments to the
Constitution Of the United States which may
be briefly stated as follows;
4 Equal protection Of all citizens in the
enjoyment oflife, liberty and property.
:. That classes who are disiranchisCd with
out crime shall not be taken into account in
fixing the basis OF Federal representation.
5. Thar certain persons who. have proved them
selves dangerous to the peace Of the country shall not
be eligible h odl &c.
4, The validity Of the National debt shall not be
Questioned, while all debts incurred In aid OF the rebel
lion arc Illegal and void.
As to the disloyal portion OF our people these terms
are mild In tho extreme and II Is hoped that there IL
nothing ID them r%epugnant 20 the sentiments Of the
loyal, or if there be, that all objections will be YIELDED
upon the alter Of our common country.
Therefore | William G.. Brownlow, Governor Of tho
State Of Tennessee. In consideration Of the premises,
and tiewnatho present M " extraordinary OCCASION
do issue This my proclamation converting the General
Assembly in extraordinary session, to consider ofsaid
amendments 10 the Federal Constitution, and do call on
the numbers thereof to assemble in tho state Capitol
on "Wednesday July 4, 1895, when aud whero tho
for which they will have been convened"
be more fully stated to them.
C~1 In testimony wTereof | have hereunto
Seal, subscribed my name and caused the Great
l%~r~J Seal II the State to be affixed, at the lie.
? artment nthe city Of Nashville, the 10Th day Of June,
1886.
by the Governor, VIC. BROwNLOw.
A. ). FLETCHER. sec'y Of State.
Memphis Daily Post, Knoxville whig and JoneSboro
Union Flag please copy and send accounts to the Score.
Of State.
Je23 Al. FLETCHER, Soc State.
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zinc 'Natfonal Reaks.
,yf.ss.S tsyisg a sr5E .
The. Washlnstop SotTssponlent Of

81 ptNpssSIy IlStt--SsLs " = ~
Ga',ssitAtieEat}ss, sssaysssss s,4rs.y,s. ,zs, !.
.Ibere is,a goo3 deal oEnesY Yonspssss Sicis
isAepts out. of the snegspeEers as much as.
possille,) respecting The issues oflhe National
Banks. It's true they are secured by the
deposit 6f Federal 81 scdtities, 6at Ike the
sofYsS.tE sesahna tenfdfties tGHieR arshpoll
btfawfhs psr'of gseenBacks; sehey are hot
las ! tendefs except to'the' governments. 'A
notlbes compelled tozseciReahecP
foriadebt.. LAseems .tebs the Rslicy,o@ tins
.TreasuryzDe evartment to diminish as,rapidlg'
as.poaslblesihe. yolumes et slsgql. tsnaer9'a s9
aut,to swell ,wiLh at least equal Iapldlty .the'
Volume Of currency that is not 9 legal tenderes
Thus t Is ii1S PROPOSED u fund Ihe }mPhund
;ntere t Legal tendets, laFnourting 'to SSla2,-
OOO,OOO) in gold Bearing bonds; and TO With.
draw ashdndrsd million dollsr in grcenbasks,
substituting abem forsaateq equah amount CT na-
.tiouai .csii rency. Ehe result mayhesthst the
National Freas.ay and Stat @ SBsnksg may rc.
sumespeciepayWeatsg very seep, and all dects
become. pays able insgold or Us g equivalent, II and
yet these issues Of tho, National Banks re-
mo:n at an iortab,e discount: !As SOON
'Sssfdity 'bSs M fSansaFafed, The issues Of the Ma
.tionaf Banks nayfSlf to,st discount Of Ave
Der cent ssThe difference 'between'iegd ten
der, ,aud ,uotfall'l legal tender, rs known ry
.oae.fac.s TheAten,forties, bearing five per
cent interestin gold, (orrmore, than seven
per,cent.s IN currencyr) sell at sS.: The IN
steresl bearing legal tender: bearing l e put sls
per cent.in currency, sell at I0l ial0S.
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..a1Pp :, Prcsidesnf johnson and Senator
#s.hInssassia VI hIsai earresp sp5ndsns 81 Tie eisslnna1

fwashingsooSn isoS corresp p6ndsnt of tie cilsinnsii
CommerciaL1 1'A sfsf 27s's>l
There is 8 good story told shout Senator
Summers last visit 10 the President, which 1
,canuot withhold, because i shows that DIR.
johnson inherits, tosome. extent. the peculiar
mental traits, that seuableda his lamented pre-.
|deeessor to Ieukeupon The. sbsightestside Of
every picture and frequently TO sugar-coat
ahss bittesest 81 Els official piifs With pleas.
Iaas witticism that .dcklea .tbs ,ear, and yet
sHss pregnant ofpoliticsI philosophy worthy
! tklefander Hamilton. SsMr.. Sumner called
-on The Pfesident 1-fsw evenings since, and
was Immediately invited to a conference with
him. Mr.: johnson asked him showshe felt
and how de iiked .politicab Aurizon. Mr.
sSsihhaiea several cubic sfeEs pfSthe ambient
ais,r laid hisahand dupon that partof Ms.outer
garment which covers other mems hearts,
exalted o pondcroqs sigh, rolled his luminous,
visual orbs, and said that he felt heavy and
sad. Mr. johnson naturally inquired the
cause of his distress, and was answered that
the condition ofsthe freedmen was oninous
,ofeereatsevil fordhe conntry. ~ must DO
for .these freedmen. OF the war
swillS fought an vain The whites
of,the South arc, as disloyal. as ever and never
ceased denouncing the Union" Z.
The President smiled and told the Massa-s
chusetss Senator 70 be Of gocd cheer that
matte matters were eettihg dong very WE'LL not
I perhaps as fast as6we would like, buteassfasts
As an things considered ve shadfR right to,
expect. MAnd asfordenounc;Dgsthe gaiun,
Lam very sorry 70 say, that's true Y, 2 great
extent in the Sonth,. but. yeu know they're
been doing thai IN Massachusetts too The
Weight of the last clause was duly felt,, and
evoked smile from the caSernousSdepths Of
the, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ofathe,l champion of
next remarked that Southern
whites were continually insulting and abusing
the blacks.in tho lately rebeliious States.
/" Wen, said t6e President, seI know that's
true. too >batit you'll Tread The papers you'll
findirhnt up North, white men are very often
found abusing and insulting one another"
- = Yes,"; Yess,"; said Mr. but i9 the South
il Is tie Internal spiriit Of oligarcby and cast
tiiat does it. Its nothing but an unjust pre-
igdice Of race, fhat4 must be- esexterminated.n .n
The& Presidents was not to be. beaten, even
with this. sage and ,pAilapthropic suggestion,
for he replied in the twinklipg. Of an eye:
that there was good deaf Of this prejudice
Of race up Northo;;-as was manifest from the
hatred against the Irish and Germans e3hibi.
tee. .cYery now and then.ses .ssr -
:. The. heavy hesrted Senator soon found that
the President was more than D match for him,
and Ills lhgubrious concern 'fer the freedmen
gayes way to more cheerful spirit which ad-
mirted of'the discussion gilmore interesting
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ceonGAasfce toeBusinessA Aren.

Z If yeu rant 70. coin money, advortisells Keep
;your uaudo before fkedearpnblid. Makcit know
you, thinkand talk about you.i -Makc'itbelieve
yOu,are doing dsmashine bustncss.s Now days
.ths'man stops ndTortising migha us well tic
brape on his DOORS Itsthe of trate5 the ans-
mus usofycompetition. = IF fyow heighbor has nns
scoiunin in the morning paper do you occupy two.
"A thousand dollars insu uewsphger- al~ays psys,
and 1. is tho kuuHseageof .hisface,a and The euur-
,ago to bug money for tho time being IN THE mans
4ncr that has made tho fortune Of haif snrdins
aristocracy q the country. So saystho Guro1aiaa'
tTt4S&
al:5- Tho Madisor: i: lwiB9 journal says that
within the last iTc years, sis children, bel6ugug
e tthi tthiios fafIies III watsrB6ro, tho before
mentioned state, haYo ystcriodsly siiefcnsd and
7diod. Their disease Esnifsstsa itself III idspasma,
but rs nastrS Vas not IN dcrstood unfit recently
when Q sey dies With all the symptoms of hydfo-
phobia, il vps then reoolIeotsa that the COW hni
been bitten, BY . mad dog six or seyep years ago,
and al @ a: had since been kps her
milk. N >, 50, 90 x,..s4 - ss,,s..Is asa 10s.
& ,gg There are forty-fye blocks.oI Fifth Ave-
.nus, aud jtlras. bphdrea and forty .Tesiaencos
with the exception, ,sf sons cheap and old fash;
ionsd shaa.les for Up toward the park, there Is
moi heasessn the entire aysnpe ihes stst lsss' ls
than $4,000, :, ST. ..,f i, =
@- An Old gentlcpan remarked tho other day
thatinlR76msawsntt6e to- sar sn account of tho
stampsacss and gotatho cpigsrrs mbile. : in 1851
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Secretary -aeMagd's Little Trip. ;
Secretary Seward has aYpY in a stea

mef, 9nd, ,tae purpose zhlS trlp ana ,Als des
,tipatien are alike, shr ouded in ,prolapHd
Solemn and almost awful mystery: hithel
can heb gone Z !, " bat is be TO do?s Guri'
| fosity ssaliis o. tiptoe eSerywIiere. The news
+ spapers III f,sEs Il in 4 vague, wiild way at wha,
may bssiis the wind, and pass before The
Ipdblies.egos al .peaotana AsfapessibilatasJ in
|whieh9 saiaxico5 and Maximilia1 do tremen.
The telegraph eoptradicta itseI
every half houss Every one wonders--jast
as menidi5zatsB Baiatilaaas iustssas they did
when shIarlborongh, lshe:princa rofrnnimgn'
|ders,t had gone to the Warin Flanders; jnst
as they all&ays do when an occurrence Of the
grandestimportanc may be- annoupGed ut
any moment, and a stroke Of vast statesman
ship maSaswlemsb bkeaa comet.
Meanwhile the Secsetary gees on apiety
1in his little tSips holds bis tongue very hard;
and viii enjoy The atnazensnt with WHICH the
Country @iitcaes his movements. Els little
TRIP is,a anGeess elrepds. NA. seEardl has
met had any good opportunity lately to figure
very largely before the people. His occupation
IS not, ABSOLUTELY gone, hdr Tie Send Of the
wtr Eas beiittEedit sad: sHfe feit' that he
was playing a'nnfhcf' f6fs He. wase oFer.
'sldnghedTfnti great topivof teeotistruesioi
sbetMearrG GongFess nnd.the Ftnsidenta People
edungerwiilipg to faad bis ten eelnmn
he saHthat iah The sScHate; there
sweresotber ideas on teeign affairs besides the'
ssEafd IDEAS sHs ;EsaolEsas liseiths. loyiia ;.
don. But Whit 'ThtiS was tie grand aaes
ton, eaRd whiie his lfaiR faborea ct Che pro-.
gramme fora sensation @hJy sisikSnId hs not
take q little rest r. ss4nd how, ,feald, be j axe
It better thao ID ! u government sieafiar ta 4
voyage to the tropical summer? That woaltll
do, add 4hes sAeahera was made ateady, aud,
behold; this dittfe arfpsasswess pefyptlrss
pose-s sfltaUakt tnsieuriasitEe it excites inter
astS itkeepsi be- Secretary aanle IN every
Inentbs and the esPapers zare Anil, Of Segarj,
SswaEds Seward. There is a great sepsatioB
and, Ahe aSeeFe.qEy ], ,isionee nose The grees
man Of the Four sReeon acliou IS ffsIoi<
ton, Grant pssses out or sight Does any
one, VENTURE aIi attempt I'd 1draw fy5frf The:
Secfotafy,tbe secret Of hisvossge how wisely
he wiltshire shis head anasshdt hismouths'
as if eoaput q double -gaard onehiss stoUnuss
Howaaraculariy he will llgige.oatscrars.6f 6fwise'
nonsense aud sbrggssh shoulders For even
secrefsfisse cad SON shines beid that sort Of.
49, ,sr ..ht>; sslg ~ siT
. T~.a~ Observation-Disclosures euteftain s
a.ts n sh.purposeto bosdresssd in ar epinion y
OF wisdom, gravity psSfSupd '.ss ssss seegssiI ~
4 Hs.ean be;as wise as any on. w hen saying:
nothing is q tisfact ide1Se of ,Ni isd6 6ns
Thee Sectstcrg up bis sshefsY hero and
tS1af
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The Paris correspondence the Liyerpad
Daily Journalsaya. The visit of the Yankee
General lSchahelds TO sEnrope has been so
,tioroughls ,sifed thssw have disceyereacits
,resl motive, which IS spothing less, than; the
.purehaseof. one Of ths Islands in the AfohiA
pelago, named Speazi1, sposs sessing every sias;
c;;litS ior @ i marine depot, port and dock yafd
sbeneat q The Amefican flag The discovery
,of thisa proposed artshgement with the Amars
lean government has gireusustu stefrible; sars
,prise' as Il isscousideTetfas aSreasization OF
the ismous threat (which ateoneStimes eps
peared like nothing bat Yankee bombast. res
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.sWaysoIiInGThss GoIdmDds3 (Georgia,) D
Sun: says ;sAll eur citizens who takc the
oath of:aliegiancsate required to.stass their.
politieat6piuions in1 186a.ss On the books in,
the heco,ntaandant's office StheR Unionrs!gnszs'
largely pfeaomfpate: Captain. 4aobleiss the
stofy raps, Vas looking ofef .ths sest,, when
lie would zee to- a:wa8 Y psInes.us'
seeessioniSts scarce almost asS pens sessn.
awhile, Sic these lsewlt wltseaeaR zcausedsu Gll
this trouble for the pastxfoar xyearssa what
couldins-they haze done ie-au these Union
mem bad joined, sthen.n We agiveahe ssoas.y
fas I'VE heard A..g Sa si e'sss sar: .a.s 81
Mrs. r. 4. Lee fz5 s6fd EaT fs' i iafi6, hsar
warsehton, sopE pfswFys VI RtS6iasdas assia
lSssrs sasfS. aSttasna tho
sStioSpsia sSs asaaS ssEupsis sSaasTss saaarpspr
the entire traot sIsis =
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THE GoNrEDEsATE DEAD AT IEDIANApoIIs

THE EoNrEpEsATE DEAD AT. IEDIASAp9LIs;
sCspsairsG. 9. s.iilyell iH bis. search after.
his brother BaldHiis who was captured at
Resaca in May, 1864, and whose further;fate
3 vas s unkno~n, hnalty found his grave in the
Soldiers 'Burying Ground ats Indianapolis,
Irdiaua: CapsainiStiliweiiwrites that there
fouhdths graves'ot one Thousand i've hun
dred and seventy-nine Confederate soldiers.
Surely, Andersonpille was not the only place
yheressoldias, died ssuof.. the only pS'1on;
wherein soldiers were, not comfortable We
ARE informed. that the Cherokee. .,Asti!,sry (se
,wh;chthis unfortunate young 1rt.,x ~ be!onged3.
lost, by capture, twepty y,ssssn;s smeps and ent
Of ali these Gnly tgc. have returned or are
Believed toy, BE. now alive. -
sseaptai6 stilf#etl i Is arranging to bring iis
Brothers rcmainsst 10 Rome for 6aal bdtials+
HRome (Geefgis) Courier. sssaAsssrs .sSs e.
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! TlssyNnW sBnnkruptrBili..

columns in small type. The, Bill, asst non
stands,.yiyes the present United States courl
itr;sdiction IN aI eases a;isine Under the ACT
and and regulates tie appointment, duties add
4 powers of effects ahs atse' to- actin judicial
Ecapaeity Under s6e supervision aof the Courts
Eandf fsubiectto order, .has practiceiin all
kpraeendiugsaiu ruptcy,sapd =soma4ether
Ematters OF merEiF professio ionals nterest.ssTn ne
E;i then provides for voluntary sbank kruptcy,
ion the motion Of the banEsqPt himself and
fbaaksups. T6e PROVISIONS 81 !, are distinct Is to
each -. - 60 - d -..f.s
In Inyolantary bankruptcy IFS provided
thas any person residing within Jaflsd'c:
tlon otthe .bnited Stafes! owing DEBTS pfeYai;
Die under the 'act.e .exceeang $9go IN ameanl,
caaappiy ay petitson 10 tthe Jndge soI .tne
judicial district in which he resides, sstting
forth his ability to pay bis debts, and annex
ing q swern schedule of bis DEBTS thar.
amount and natnre, with the W names ard resi-
dencss OF BIS creditors, annexiDg aso an N
ventory OF all property Of every siat in' MS
possession, ofin which me mas any interest !;
81 81 ssaIfaptsss s s sanassss pssi,ianes shal Be bs
|sadjndgeda bankrupt7 The <Judgeis then to-
|sissuea warrant directing the marshal TO toke
possession of all the dsbtor's7 property ,of
every kind, and keep the a asemMe,pntll 90 the ap77
pointmept Of On assignee, and directing him
te. notify ereditors to prove theis debts: Asp
signeess are 10 be chosen by the greater part
EiA saiue- OF creditors, and sueh assfgnees,.
whenapproved by the Judge, take Pessessic9
tof thed debtor rpropertg aI1dealh books and
papers relating theretos with certain stehs
exceptions ., ~ - 81 ess.sss ee. =, -
i. All debts. and liabilities. existing, though
not matured Or not asesrtaiped: IN amount mo az
the: :tmes9 me aoJ Jaqisallens @ q pankEuptcy'
a ey ed9yes sasi sus uplss yssessp sS,ss' ,.ha
rosacntsds;S iosotLer n;SSinsrs Nam nnder
stTc SsseFcSnt ia rbosesos deeis
ding fbeir ahieunt. plainss.areto Be pre.
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fS't u ~ ! = n - : - Ia - f1f : .
Love the Old.
isyc ili'sa TIC aS Ga Sow 6eEore
.s7ssTaeEggablssfa ssfaur.saeASa, i
So SOON to seak beyond tho sky, -.
zslskhsler ffnnahestdrma &
ss-ss sA5 ieEsthem-lnt thy sileps Eaart,, "a
,ssse sss ssEitK rrvoreneo uatoldJ tl eeitss!s II
ss.-es As piigri1ns serg near to kaaEersesf :,
sLzS'., aRegsrd ArdlpEe ths, ,old.e ,S;s az:
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