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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-20


WINES, etRDIALs, WHISKY GIN. OLIVE OIL. sAR-
IL. dimes etc, etc.
BY RERNAED TEKPTN,
AucTioS face No. q Old Leree s..
NT0NDAT, Jantlarx sseesssd, AZ hsalf-pnst 10
A II, he aors Old Levse street. viii be-
Sold
S s55 casks Claret, snndry brands
653 boxes Julien, 8egaax, etc, etc,
16t 3.s White Wine, III. santeTne.
YerElalth, Ttrin, NalIy, Pratt 4 Gov etc
hhlss III sGasfy brands 3f55ii NJ
Kvssfs New York Gin.
baskets Oil. PIsgnipl Jourdan Bfiyes etc.
pigs Maders and Sherry Wines.
sf5s crashed and powder cd Saears.
Absynth Soap, Candles, Washing Blue.
Cheese, Cigars Condensed Milk, etc, etc. s$
4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-20

SpkGfAL ORDER; No Al
9 NYNSE ROGERS. al Robertson street, and JOHN B.
Ess 1871 Common street. hereby appointed Assistant
EArollin9 Officers OF Company District No. 4 /,
-r|~G5.s'' WALTER II. ROGERS, y 81
Can't. Gond' n Go. %.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-20

NOTICE NOTICE
The Firm Of MOSES Il HIRsCH is dissolved by
mutual consent. 1 have taken the extensive Ware
house and Factory No. l6O Water street, corner Of
Fletcher and will continue manufacture and import the
best qualities brands Of CIGARS under the firm of D
HTRsCH CO. Ny friends and the trade generally, being
well acquainted with my dealings have doubt will give
me share Of their future patronage.
~ D. HIRsCH,
..-..@La .5," No. l6D Water street,
New York. Dec s. 1895
fsAKKfAGsE GsES.....................C CA REgfAS G. Es.
The IMMENSE STOCK now in the THREE LARGE
WARER0oMS, covering area of L, 600 square feet
Entrances--450 BROADWAY and l6 CROSBY STREET,
Being the LARGEST ASSORTMENT of Carriages ever
offered in New York, will br sold at greatly reduced
prices
HARNESS, etc. an assortment always on hand
G. WITTY, $50 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-20

81 n can hard III reafize
H 6f me- AZ 1tK axe axp paxieneing nre
An tefs }tle sllSfze Al Hill fer several
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20
DELINQUENT SALE.

ORIGINAL WILLIAMS AND KELLINGER
y Gold. Silver and Copper Mining Company
Location of Works Copper City. Pittsburg Mining
District Shasta County California.
NoTIcE.-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment levied
the fourth day of December ls65, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
sharehnlders. fnilnrrs
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20
Secretary Seward on the Relations Be-
tween England and America

The New York correspondence Of the Lon
don Spectator gives the substance of some re
marks recently made by Mr. Seward in the
writer's hearing. As to the relations Of the
two Governments, lie said that they we're on
IA footing Of formal amity but nothing more.
Sir Frederick Bruce has expressed the wish
that feeling Of frank cordialitv mioht be
established between the two Governments
and the two peoples. Mr.. Seward wished
that it might be SO with all his heart. and
he would do. as indeed he always had done
all that could be done to bring about SO de.
sirabc an end. As to war. that was
horrible alternative. the responsibility for
lrhich, he. as tar as Ac lcas able. shouId take
care did not rest aoub our Government. This
he had said privately to Sir Frederick Bruce.
With whom his relations were Of the pleas
antest kind, and Of whom he spoke with re-
spect and cordality. But be had also told
the British Minister that the way toward
anything more than the present relations of
mere formal amity between the two peoples
and Governments must be led by the British
people and the British Government. IF
they were content with our present attitude
towards each other, we were: but that if
any change were made in it for the better.
it must be of British making. We were
t"e a3grieVed party. who had suffered insult
for many years, and grievous wrong added
to graver insult for the last four years. and
1t was not for us to seek reconciliation
While the British Government thought it
proper to reply to our representations of
the injury we had suffered through its
neglect or its incapacity to restrain the un
friendly disposition Of British subjects, by
merely talking down to US about being the
frf1s. s.rfif., T.f4 ~,
be expected from US but to stand upon pune
tilio as well as upon our essential rights.
and insist upon both in the minutest par.
ticuiar. flour elder brother wished us to
trust him again, he must bring forth fruits
meet for repentance. We should be pleased
It he did we should be content if he did not.
However he Mr.. Seward) might personally
he disnosed to conciiate the British people.
this was as far as the people of this country
would allow any administration to g in that
direction
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20
ont of night into day everlasting.

| oat OF night into day everlasting.
we may think what we will of it now
na5 the song and the story heard around
the kitchen fire have colored the thoughts
ana the lives Of most of us. have given the
germs OF Whatever poetry besses our hearts.
Whatever of memory blooms in our yester
| days. Attribute whatever we may to the
school and the schoolmaster, the rays which
MAKE that little day we call life. radiate
from the God swept circle of the hearth
stone.
Then she sings an old lullaby she sung
to mother-her mother sang it to her; but
she does not sing it through, and falters
ere 1t is done. She rests her head upon
aer hands, and 1t il silent in the old kit
chen. Something glitters down between her
fingers in the freight, and it looked like
rain IN the soft sunshine The old grand
mother is thinking when she first heard
the song, and of the voice that sang it ::
when light-hearted girl, she hung round
that mothers chair, nor saw the shadows of
the years to come. Oh ! the DAYS that are
no more! What words unsay. what deeds
undo, to set back just this once the ancient
clock of time
50 our little hands were forever clingnc
to her garments and staying her as if from
dying. for long ago she had done living for
herself and lived alone in us. But the old
kitchen wants presence to-day; and the
rush -bottomed chair is tenantless.
How she used to welcome US when we
were grown, and came back once more to
the homestead
We thought we were men and women,
but we were children there the old fash.
ioned grandmother was blind in her ewes.
hut she saw with her heart, as she always
did. We threw our long shadows through
the open door, and she felt them as thew fell
over her form, and she looked dimly up. and
she said:
Edward know. and Lacy's voice can
hear, but whose is that other? Ii must be
Jane 's''-for she had almost forgotten the
folded hands. "Oh. no not .Jane's. for
she-le'i me see-she is waiting for me,
isn't she ~ and the old grandmother wan.
dered and wept.
= 1t is another daughter. grandmother.
that Edward has brought for your blessing"
says some one.
:. Has she blue eyes my son? Put her
hand in mine for she is my late born, the
child Of my old age. Shall | sing YOU a
song, children?'' and she is idly fumblng
for toy. welcome gift for the children
that have come again.
One Of us, men as we thought we were
is weeping; she hears the half suppressed
sobs, and she says. as she extends her fee
bic hand; 4" Here. my poor child, rest upon
your grandmother's shoulder; she will pro
tect you from all HARM
Come. children, sit around the fire
again. Shall sing you a song or tell YOU
Il story? Stir the fire. for it is cold the
nights are growing colder"
The clock in the corner struck nine. the
bedtime Of those old days. The song of
life was indeed sung, the story told, 1t
was bed time at last Good night to thee
grandmother! The old fashioned grand
mother was no more, and we miss her for.
ever. But we will set up tablet in the
midst Of the heart, and write on it only this:
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF TUE
OLD FASHIONED GRANDMOTHER.
GOD BLESS Her FOREVER.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

And IN accordance with law. and order of the
Board Of Trustees made on the second day Of Janu
ary, 1866. so many shares Of each parcel Of said
stock as may be necessary viii be sold at the Court
house in Red Bluff Tehama county. California on
saturday, the 9th day Of january. 1866. at ten
o'clock 4. N. of said day. to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs of adver-
tising and expenses Of sale
VI. II. MYRICK, Secretary.
Principal Office, Red ifuf, Tehana Co., Cal,
Dated January 10, 1866. jn13
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

DEAD HEADs-Colonel J. H. Wood, pro
prieter of the Chicago Museum. in announc
ing the suspension of the free list. makes the
following remarks dead heads are those
who obtain something for nothing. Hence. an
edit1r or reporter who visits the Museum. .sand
gives his readers a description of what lie
hears and sees there, (thus rendering and
pro qRo FOR bis ticket. is rs far as possible
from being dead head In fact. | alwavs
consider pri' ters' ink is more valuable
than money. and am. therefore. ever anxi.
Gus to establish II mutual and equitable er
change of courtesies with those who writa
for the public press
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

ALL RIeHT.-The vexed question OF
" Shall the Monroe Doctrine be carried out
by our Government" is happily settled
The other one of ''Is national debit ma
aonal blessing?' will be disposed of in a
lew days. We clip from the Oregon Sen
tinel:
DEBATING.-At the elnb. on Thursday
night last, the question of expelling
Maxlmillan from Mexico was discussed, and
the decision was rendered that it is the duty
OF the United States to use all moral suasIon
to do sos and if diplomacy fail, the bayone'
should be used. The next question Tor de-
bate Is. g Resotred, that a national debt, Is
a national blessing"
We wait the receipt of dispatches from
jacksonville with great solicitude.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

THE Mobile News says, an artist in that
city painted dog so natural that the animal
had the hydrophobia during the hot weather.
He is the same man, says an exchange. who
painted a beer bottle with such skill that the
cork few. .out just as be was finishing it.
And after he was married, he painted a pic
ture of his first baby, that was SO life like
that it cried, and his wife spanked it before
she discovered her mistake
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20
VOLUME XIV.
THE
SHASTA COURIER.

publication Office in Tomlinion WIIi Iliang' front
room, up stairs, three doOf' "OO'' "'''- o.
Co.'S Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

OF DWARF PEACH TREES Every person
who has control Of a spot Of ground four feet
square, and upon which the sun is permitted
to shine may raise peaches, even in a colder
climate than ours. Make strong box Of
rough boards or plank, one foot square, and
of equal depth Fit in bottom closely and
secure it well. and then sink the box in the
ground until the top is level with the surface.
Fill it with good soil ard transplant thrifty
peach tree of one years growth within it
The roots Of course will be restricted to the
narrow limits of the box, and an early fruit
full condition will thus be secured. The tree
will probably never attain a greater height
than four or five feet but the quality of fruit
will astonish those who have never practiced
the method of dwarfng. Lait in autumn
nail on two strips of board over the box first
notchng in to make room for the trunk of
the tree. then dig the dirt away from one
side of the box and cant it over, tree and all.
If the location is such that snow is not likely
to cover the tree during the winter, throw
over it piece of old carpeting or something
else for protection. In the spring right up
YOUR tree agaln. If you leave the premises
you occupy, or are required to move, you
may take your peach orchard with you.
THE weather has been beyond all con-
ceit abominable. Wind. shaking everything
to the foundation, Rain, soaking everything
through and through. Frost, keeping the
rain into everything. Then snow covering
everything up from the little flashes of sun
shine, to keep it Frozen Some signs OF
thaw now; and the average temperature has
considerably improved We trust and pray
that our Winter has come big end on, and
will raoidly taper out. And, A Happy
New Year to you, reader-and as many
after it as you feel like enduring.-Han'boidt
Register.
Truly pleasant place to live, for while
the inhabitants are suffering from the dis.
comforts so well given by the Register, we
doubt not that each and every one enjoys it
hugely because of the prospect it affords of
reducing tho spring crop Of tarantulas, scor.
mons. centipedes, etc, a prospect that would
naturally make worse weather bearable.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

OLD FASHIONED GRANDMOTHER.
GOD BLESS her FOREVER.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EfSTATE of David Satsman, deceased.-No
II a tee Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
mlnIs'rator Of the above named estate, to credito
o. and all persons having claims against sait
deceased, to exhibit the same. with the necessary
vouchers and veri6cations within ten months from
'ne nrst publieation of this notice, to the under
signed, at his place of business, in the town o
Shasta.
D. II. DUNN, Administrator.
ehasts, Jan. 13, 1855. jnl;
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

TIE Norfolk Post, in llluding to Mr..
Beecher's new view regarding Hell, says
The entire abolition Of Hell and the improve
ment of Heaven would be very popular plank
in the platform of any party just now. We
want new issues" and hope this sugges-
ton will take.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

5n1- l.. P. FGSHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
oFFICE-171l Washington street, opposite Ma
grire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-20

The modest virgin. the prudent wife, or the
careful matron, is much more servicsable in
life than petiicoated philosophers, clustering
herones, or virago queens. She who makes
her husband and children happy, who re-
claims the one from vice and trains up the
other to virtue, is a much greater character
than ladies described in romance, whose occu.
patton is TO murder mankind with shafts from
their quiver or their eyes.
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80 Ct itben E t. Nm W(ontag begIunt
bao 9rpbe 5tGei0e S6iibsnfelt In Nalkinaton,
SIS perOen 01lt tie aus perIateoensn Stioteu
ne5 NotbenS erihstnen, beloncer5 triro 8altt.
more eju 9utes Contingent ~Itelen, welAe, pte
9stpGGnlih, mandeu tOllbaren Nrets erringrn
tueyper'. Die Oreiie iinn tu6gelammt On
$4,000 wertb.
Die 8aItim0rer SGUbgn MAIDEN sYir auf
Die betrefenoen Nn3ei9tn anfmerfian.
*Dteoer lin &erbreRen ser
t.-DaS 0runoItId, nuf i~pelc9eln ba5
Gmitklpntan SnIttut feBt III in tst JeBtPn
3sit nptprtin 0eporOen, tpetl faum etne WpG,e
sergebt, in ipsl4er pieer @fas ngbt etn ober
mc6reremal Der G0lupIaB trgsnb elmer
S4nnSt9at poer oar zines Gerbre9en8 IT.
Nm Ieb!sn MittpOA N6eno 8tng e!u tungsr
6err nit elmer Dame I6er BEN Ylab II. kethe
Gteltem BET benz Drummer an um @a6er 5a
%trinfcr. @l5bitA traten bret Mtanncr nuT
Fe gu uno fra9ten ben @eglettfr Der Oane.
pa5 er Nter 81 1u6en BABE &c. Gin 8ort 9o6
ca6 onpere unb ruOlih oertafeten 2 Der I'm
~bctannten, weIGe NA Fiji 3>Oltjiitcn aus8aten,
zen jnngen 0tann uno Ter cine benIaGti9ie
i'd GER Dams, AM lie uah 9auie 3n briugtn.
MIS CT cine Gtrete mett nit ttr geoaneen
tpar, perIau1te 81 etnsn 5auB wno "a le I@
Mot gutpiQig ftgen mOIlts, parf ct ie ia'5
0ra5. Qr ktelt itr rea NfwEo 81, rod big
ie i'm ser,nn6en In bic Singer, oaB &C los
lief, %ipDrauT fe I'm ,0uIff INrte- Der inAJe
Wfann b5rts BEN 51nf NIB RIP lt1 pou ieincr
Gaccrte los, nm Der DAME 3u 9Ilfe gu ellen,
Oils bsreu Inereifsr 5ubtrttte bGrte, madte
er liH happu uub BEN ba!eta 1slang IS, t&cr
bic Start 5u erreIAen.
Decentralization uuter far
btgen 9olbnten.-Mm Wiontag @benD
battsn Die gteosriolraten In @tiepels Bar,
radsn einsn fcgenaUnten 1attentaQ arran.
sirt uuD cine QnSaW fnrbi8er N9mpfen ETH
gelaren, pas 8ersnigen 3t tbeilrn. Oa bic
etuqelopenen SASnen ron Der grpGbnlthlten
@prte traren un0 pegrn res Wan9elS an Die
Ter @aare unter pen G0nbpS gcrSbnltA
Yrass!eitn enttanbm, 10 YerbOt Der @%Out'uar>
cant Der 8arraden bic JstDitdt. OU1 Die
Gables paren gsfomnen, Die ihwar5rn 9ent'
lemeu waren btreit ,np bic 8a&oualte iolte
ebcn tt9innen, ol6 spet poltjeibedmte erIatt'
men NuD Die ,Damen" Derbai!sten. Die @ci.
baten tppllten li@ tpiperieben uno einsa Ani-
rutr %riSftren, 3ulett gelang es jCec@ etEel'
farbiem Gergtuntsn bic @lrutsrsr 5aT 9In6e
3u trir0en.
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Amrrikani(he uaOri0tsn uue aoti;ea

Oa3 New YOrfsr > smofratt'
I[1e" StaatSttdet, nit Mlaqrr 6pTe
man ais Ocueerneurstanbtpot an Der GpiBs,
1T prn Der Transformation in Ilbnnp nit
o1n,liher !0intanisBuna rer 4nlpriuld,s Der
JraftiCn Wesp~9tapmerD unp Der abrioeu
,ccnIerpatiDen llntcnilfen" ;ulammaelebt mor-
BEN. Gen. Otr muBte Dem Gopperheeo OoTz
mon methau, neil er Elm &rie9spemcfrat 1par.
Orr ron nsn .Demptraten" gum Giiegoueer-
nsur ernannte Nc6ert $. Bru9n ltI@T,te siail
elS @titelito oeS observation-disclosures ned
Gongrefes gegen ras Die Gtlaperet psrbie-
tenne conltitutipnels Nmenpemsnt.
Die Dcfnung beutiher .Oemctratsm," baB
oIele Contention in Mlbanp ibren SefhtaNen
cine Stelle 9a9en SOnnta g8mudert Mnb Sent
peren3lsrei sinserleiben treroe, lit inc N5aGsr
gsfaIsu,
Gen. 0raat 1etneanqeb~
ltGem NewDernMGsn in Giuctms
Die In unTeran e~ei.riqen 3eleqru>
~pbenlpalten eriGienenen, oneeblI6 BON GENE
raj Grant i'm 9heater gut Cincinnati semaG~
ten @euBeruueen itnb pabrlAeiultb cine ST.
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etttdrie itd' jeet, b1 Der ~ drserii ndBiGe Ws>
9ruaiue rsr NeIpnnliqa ada;i6 einueritaeusa.
mi peget AsafcpaH9eH Aemejaldne Sade ~
mad,tn. 81 ale Neicrmer I'M 2an5e IN iejn1r
en2rgjiten 20tlI3 aafioyoert.
Ser W0rpaa9rtff aHf &6nt@
ain ISABELLA. Sn @ari5 rnr ba5 We-
r;dt eerbrettet, RAP etg meuGleeIIher Nngrif
ouf bas Qs5en Der 86ntgim oOn Spanten YER
fn6t pproen It Sin 6@uEer fol- nit etnsm
W1e0er mad, t6r gsItoaen boben, Nueta tbr
Wteoer lentte ote5lnoI, ipte idon frleer etnmai,
cen Stih al. (5ie trd9t nnt Gnoe aud einea
Wanpr.) Nud3seiuer nroern Veriton lpdre
Der Itater Fein GhuEter, %ionosrn DER So1n
res por mebgersu Satreu erlhoNeneH efNs'
rails Srte9a.
Der unAe EGntg pOn ORE
db eulanp va, um cie 9anb Der 0tstten
{pdter Der NGnigtu BLctOri1 augebalten cte
&Gni9in bat jebc@ lire :.}uiagc no5 uthi
ertteilt Wlapftpne fol- srit cine Ne;ie aadt
Wrte6er!nno nnternehntfu MD i:h %bftreTs
Der r~prtigen NerhGltnile u:ltcrriAtel, 0fr
NusiaQ Geines BeriGt3 nitro Die R3ni9in in
l6rer GntIhetoung tetten,
Die prteontlii ben BrtnBer,
Der 6er3Og DON NumaIe unO Der Drtn} pom
SoinYile, reiien 9eeenwGrtig in Der &dlDei3.
Cine Qnsa9l @oltsiugenten linp 81 ttrer
reberpaGung pcn @ari6 ab9eou0t tpprpen.
8temarG in G~nglan0, Wlan
lArei6t BON Qolt9on:
Bsnn Graf Sjsmard fcrtfa0rt, in bemiele
Sen @trGGItnile, mie fit RGntgaras, BON ietsN
ner fribereu l~eItenen unpopulGritat 3r perlte.
rsu. 70 fam IS ibm nod geI1eben, ooB man
tbm tn GnglanO G6renbIraerrethte II. 8nntfte
atbt, Cine art Denfmal III tbM pirFIi@ bereiis
l6cn 9eleBt wprpen. Sn beu1 befannten Wa65s
t9urenrabinet Dor Mab. IuGeanp, petGe8
ale Gelebritdten be6 Gn9t8 un0 - in einec
be1onoertn ShauoerFamnter-oIle berlbmten
WtGrber beS S~otrtunbertS BARTLETT, 1T aub
bic @eitaIt bes preuBil4en Bramter5, u. arar
leten 2CIp 9aImerltpn, 3u IeGsn.
Nie iEOn etnm0l argepeutet, BADEN biz
g8ibblltter Qrnpou5 (tstnabe fri@er al5 ber
8srliner StabNerapatih) i'm III ~caitireu auf=
sebSrt unO gu tbealtFren %0nasfangea. SIN
yGtn" BAT baS 0eflht bes yGluts unb Gtiens
monne5" einen fstnen unp fat fentimentnlsn
Nusprud.
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Ser H~uctgruuikise prGfaeut una Der
babii9ttge Gnusre6.

Der gSeder ipte5 Impu mebrmnls carauf
bin, Bag Nr0rcip SrbniorS OsI1ret ilber Die
Gr9Shltna be5 Oe6aIte5 Der Gon9reBmttalie-
Der bic reinIe NIB p~!umpits 6eunelei iet, in.
pem aui ietw brin9enbea uno trteper0cltes
2InIuAen iein et9enes gtnfpmmen run @Une
areB aus bSfltder HuIdiinE ouf feline amttt6e
SteQung nett me0y srb$bt parpe ais ba5 De8
Gpu9refes, Npmineq betrdgt bic 8eIoleune
res 0rGleentea aG~erpings nur $25, 900; ober
er bat frete gSCtnung; unD fit rte Se0urf,
ntife be5 WetBen 61ules murpeu ouf SoGn~
ions 2lnfuGen Ia Iebter Belt 10 Yiele 0emiui-
3aT8en 0e,rebt, cap er, tpenn 81 aiGt aus,
IGrretf enp lett, teinabe ietmen eon5en regels
maBiesn @ebalt erIparen fann. Sem bireftss
uno tnDtretteS GinFornmen betrG0t 1uIxmmen
9e1en 500 600, eo3 eineS @unoreErnonneS
aber $4,000. 9hcn OH cieIeu aahlen fam
man Die unenDli6e uneerlh6ratbstt reS Wleua
id5e.t bemeien, Ter, na6bem CT iett 1einsm irie
belten WenneSalter betdnetg an Ger 6Tentltp
hen grippe gsltdEbeu uap uaGpem lsia BId-
lieeutsts& tnfpmmeu AMI iein bsltdnoi9es @u-
'Id9et tiS 3u eIten cOrber nod ME cageUes
ienen GRADE srhSht pcrpeE, eeg @cnareE
lhleNt madt. me!i rteEsr een 0sbslt letner
signsn MttgItseer 10 mgit Prb6bt bat, ha6 tieie,
irFnn tie FA IN hem thsusru Maibinaton ELM
ihragFen, SusntGilenS tetue naterieipn Ser.
lults %srlet0en. 8si leiner Observation-Disclosures
oenft er aMt gar niht baran, bag er bic ketr,
Blll burn feline nnierihrift lanttionirte uub
haB ieine NnhGn9sr i'm @rngreB 70 out fir
HE Sill Rintmten, trts feline 0eguer, hi
CINE weitsrs, ietr t~rsfence unD tntereNauts
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fnpsn MIR In sGbe Granftin &epCTtprp", e.
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