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Large Haul OF COunferfeiters--sTOv
ments of Chicago Fenians.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Detective PHILLIps
has made large haul of counterfeiters and
burglars, and captured about $4,000 in
counterfeit greenbacks in Walton. Several
thousand dollars in genuine money was also
found. The chief of the gang, noted coun-
terfeiter and burglar named JOHN A. Mn
LER, whose headquarters are in 10. Daviess
county, was yesterday brought to this place
under arrest, having been taken and his
plans fully discovered by detective from
this city.
A large body Of Fenians have left here
for the East
The HOLIDAY Overland Mail and Ex-
press Company have moved their Office to
this city.
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Mr.. JoHN SELBY, Conductor on the sleep
ing car between Memphis and Columbus
Ky. died Of cholera, on last wednesday
morning. The disease manifested itself just
before he left Columbus and proved fatal
few honrs before the train reached Mem
phis.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-30

THE leading commission merchants Of
Mobile have agreed upon a large reduction
in the charges for stoage, drayage, etc, for
the commercial year commencing on The
Isi Of senlem.ber nroxfmo.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-30

Henry WATTERsoN, Esq, editor Of the
BepublioaR BaRner, leaves the city this morn
ing Tor journey to Europe. He viii spend
most Of the time Of his absence in Paris.
We wish him an suspicious voyage, a
pleasant soiouyn, and a safe return.
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CLuGgMAN's sore throat is a disease gen.
orally recognized by physicians and oonsid-
cred very intractable. Aspeaker at the late
Spirituslist's Convention in Rhode Island
has discovered the cause Of IL He says it
is produced by preaching 50 much hell.Gre
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-30

The Radicals Of Philadelphia arc dissai-
ished with BRowNLow's friend, Judge KEEL
LEY, and propose to lay him on the shelf
Hon. ALEX. Henry, ex-Mayor Of Phila-
delphis, has been nominated 10 his seat in
Congress, by portion Of his Radical con-
of;fuepts
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No More Cholera in New York or
neutrality-suspicious. Movements and
Statistics

No More Cholera in New York On
BrOOkIyn----Fenian Movements and
Statistics.
New YORK, August 29.-No new. cases o.
cholera toreport in either Brooklyn or this
city.
The Fenians of this city have determined
not to take part in the ovation to the Presi-
dent to-day. They will pursue their usual
ayocations, and the headquarters will be
| open as usual.
An address was issued yesterday to the
Irish women of America by the committee
of the Fenian Sisterhood. They call for
contributions and donations to Irish prison.
ers in Europe.
A report showing up the financial affairs
at the Mofiatt Mansion, as they were found
on the resignation Of Col OMAHoNY. has
been made public The report contains a
fall list Of officers of the O'MAHoNY branch
of the Fenian Brotherhood, with their re-
spective salaries; showing that of the Head
Centre to be $4,000; five cabinet officers.
81 800 each; private secretary of the Head
Centre and ten other officers Of the civil and
war departments, s., zoe each; seven clerks.
$500 each; porter and three messengers,
$500 to $3.50 each; four members of the cen
trail council, five dollars per day, aud twen-
ty-three others, military officers and organ
izers, who receive from seventy dollars per
month, with expenses paid up, to the salary
of a full General. tf1
1t appears that since January 6, 1866, the
sum of ,750 in money has been sent to
JOHN MITCHELL in Paris, and bonds repre-
senting $4,000 additional. Up to April,
the amount spent in sending officers to Ire
land was $4,000. Refugees in New York,
during three months, received $10,223 6S.
The secret service account, from January 10
to April 10, foots up S13,33O 81. The total
outlay for three months, including suspend
ed drafts, is set down at $1S5, $50 25. The
Treasurer makes his books balance with the
three items, cash on hand, suspended drafts
and receipts of moneys. The economy of
the Moffatt mansion, including organizing
and the contingent expenses, foot up during
the three months, Sl04, 401 IS.
Details of the attempt of number of
conviets at Sing Sing to break Jail on Mon
day last state that there were thirty of them
engagedin it. The leader, EDWARD STAT
FER, was killed, three others severely or
MORALLY wounded, and two slightly woun-
ded. One Of the guards was hurt by a stone,
and one died of disease of the heart, occa-
sisned by the excitement, after the fight was
over.
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THF MOYTTOR.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
"A In MsrireeeboFo At s3 o. per annnin. II
contains more residing matter than any county
paper IN che State.
The pubiisher would Be pleased b an a fss
columns With substantial Nashville Advertise
ments.
Send f0r specimen copy and rates Of advcr-
tising, Is. D. REID. Publisher.
P. 3. Refer 70 Snion and American Ohics.
a1gZl-im
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AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OVYIcK TESgEsszs AND PacfFIc r. r. ConP1ST,l
NASHVILLE. August 3. ls66.
IS Union street,
DR0P0SAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
4 Preliminary Survey, with instrumentt Of
that portion 81 the road which j. between the
cities OF Nashytis ami knc1Eiilq. Tennessee.
he road must bssurVeyed on two lines and the
report must embrace All Necessary Information in
regard - the character Of the country resources
the distances Intervening grades and 0bstructi9us
the cost u construction and be accompanies b.
plans and profile views Of tbs several f9atss.
The Engineers must state the enra for which the
work will BE- constructed and all proposals must
be hied AZ the 0itiee by the fra of October.
j. ID. u. DEBoW. President.
J0HN kfzKHka. Chan Ex. Com.
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ON oUTsTnE PAGEs.

FIRST PAeE.-How the Assassination Testimony
was ooAined-Prince PoLIGSAc on the Disarma-
4. ment in Europe and the United states-The Arms
Trade Open.
fouRrn P4eE.-The Southern Porcelain Works
-sorghum Snear-Bachanaliau Legislaiors. etc
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THEPREsiDENT'sTRIP TO CHIcAGo.-The
President together with the members of his
domestic and official family, who accompany
him, arrived at New York yesterday, and
LEFT this morning at 7:45. To-day they will
stop at West Point a couple of hours, and
proceed to Albany, where they will spend
the night Tomorrow they will reach and
spend the night at Auburn. On Saturday
they will arrive at Niagara Falls at P. NJ,
remaining until Monday morning. Spend
ing three hours at Buffalo, they will reach
Cleveland Monday night. On Tuesday they
will reach Detroit and stopping over the
night, viii arrive at Chicago in the after
noon Of Wednesday, September 3.
The party will return by way of Cincin-
natl and Pittsburg.
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JupoE Ee1oo has returned to his home in
Knoxville froge q lengthy visit 70 the North.
He l. 10 exoelleut health.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-In regard to
the cause for the infornality attending the
Presidents visit 70 this city yesterday, the
North American says; 1t is noteWorthy
fact, that Of the tWenty-six members Of the
Common Council, and the twenty-sevsn
members Of the Select Council, less than
twenty are Al present in the city, and Of
these a considerable majority are Democrats.
The Mayor is taking the only rest that he
can enjoy for year 70 come, 80 that the
absence Of any mnuicipal participation in
yesterdays ceremonies was utterly uHavoida-
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il malicHEs OF Tbs ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.

latest Foreign News by the Cable.
LONDON, August 2S-Evening. fol-
lowing dispatches have been received:
FLORENCE, ITALY, August %, P. NJ
MAzzIYI has refused to accept the amnesty
granted by VIcToR EMANUEL, and declines
to be subject Of the King on any terms,
preferring exile TO such position
The immense army which Italy called
into the field to reclaim Venetia from Aus
trian dominion is being rapidly disbanded.
and GARIBALDI's volunteer force is disarm-
ed, and the regular army is fast being re-
duced to peace footing.
VENErIA, AUSTRIA, August %, P. NJ
The Austrian Government has determined
TO issue bonds to the amount of one hundred
and forty million forens to meet the extra
ordinary expense Of the late war, including
the twenty million thalers stipulated to be
paid to Prussia by the treaty Of peace.
MADRID, SPAIN, August 2S, P. M.-Fears
are beginning 70 be entertained here az to
the destiny Of Cuba. 81
The Politiea, in an article published to-
day, argues that an impending collapse of
the Mexican empire will compromise Spain's
possession of the island of Cuba.
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THE louisville IadPe'dof announces
the death Of Mrs. CHARLES HorldEs, Of
that place, At Mobile, few days since.
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GENERAL FULLERTON has rendered his
resignation as an Ofscer Of the army, and
proposes 20 resume the practice Of law in
s. Louis, Missouri.
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i'm New OrIenu.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-There were 10
deaths from cholera yesterday.
The military commission have terminated
the taking of testimony.
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CINCINNATI, August 29.-Twelve deaths
from cholera were reported IN this eitv ves-
serday.
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GREAT SALE
LADY TEACHERS.

1.-TWO VIRGINIA LADIES WHO HAVE
4 had experience in teaching English, Music
and French, desire situations to teach School
either in Private Family or Public School They
are both graduates of the best Institutions in
Virginia, and can furnish references rs 10 their
qualifications. if desired.
Address I" P. L." Box 50. Liberty. Virginia.
au30-6t
OiANCER CURED.-DR. A. PENURI,
" announces that he can cure Cancers, White
Swelling and ToCter. and that he offers his pro
fessional services in the treatment of the above
named diseases. All persons afflicted and put
themselves under my treatment; if they are not
cured, Charge Nothing.
My place Of residence Is eight miles East Of
Nashville, Davidson county, tennessee
ALANS0N PENUEL.
AUGUST "a. 1861 hereby certify that I have
had very malignant Cancer on my face of
about nine years standing. have had tive Doe
tors TO try to etfct cure, but entirely failed /
recently put myself under the treatment OF Dr.
fENuEI4 and take great pleasure in saying 10 the
public that consider myself cured.
auSO-lt" JAMES G. LEWIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE

- - - - @+AA&A = AAAl9
corner unIOn and summer Streets
WIGHT ELIAS ..-.---...--.
FOURTH NIGHT OF THE YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS
T ME B. PRICE.
Supported By the distinguished Trusedian.
nj r. d. ii ANCH E TT.
THURSDAY kVENING, AUGUST 30.
VIII be presented the beautiful play in three
MADELAINE.
Dsnee'.--..-...............-....-..MLL VIoroRfA.
To conclude with the Imaginable farce Of
THE FOOL OF THE FAMILY.
FRIDAY NIGHT-Benodt Of Mics Fannie
ID. Price.
Doors AZ ~ o'clock. Performance a o'clock.
PRicEs or ADMISSION Private Boxes 81 and s.;
Dress Circle and Parunette IS cents; Gallery 81
cents; COlOrod Gallery 50 cents.
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Death of Ex-Gov. Msrehead. Of North
Carolina.
RICHMOND, August 29.-Ex-Governor
John NJ. Norehead, of North Carolina, died
yesterday, at the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
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NEW FIRM.

NASHVILLE, August Is 1896.
WE have this day disposed Of eur interest in
w Stock Of Boots and Shoes TO j. B. LOVE- &
Co.. who will continue the business at the old
stand, No. IS College street.
We take this opportunity 10 return our thanks
to the public for the liberal patronage which
has been extended 20 us. and bespeak eontinn-
anee Off to our successors whom VIC most heartily
recommend as business men Of experience, appli-
cation. energy and integrity.
w. p. TURNER,
wa J. n. CARTWRIGHT.
au3O-lm (P&rl
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New York, August 29.-Three cases Of
cholera one Of which was fatal, were re-
ported in the city to-day. Only three deaths
reported in Brooklin to-day.
ST. LOUIS, August 29.-Ten cemeteries
report % burials from cholera yesterday.
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~ AUCTION

I'M THURSDAY. AUGUST s0TIF. A
" Frame House and tive handsome Lots. Also
Lot Of s. frent BY pa Deep with six tenenents
store-rO0in. and large stable; all on the Charlotte
Pike. opposite the Fenitentiary. Prices within
the reach Of parties with small means. Sale 10
commence AZ u o'clock 4. X, on the premises
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
au2g-2t
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NJ U SIC.

MISS MARY E. WEBER. having deter
w mined to remain in Nashville, will take
charge Of the Musical Department in the
Hawkins Institute Edgefeld. lat present. corner
Of Tulip street and Gallatin Pike.) Lessons will
be given in the Institute at the rates advertised
Term. of private teaching may be learned on ap-
psieatiOn. an3O-tf
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~HItsa" NOl Ft,.sIufl0I IonFcnIIOm.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The Repub-
llcan Congressional Convention Of this city
met to-day and nominated the following
candidates. First district, JOSEPH r. LIN.
DELLi Second district, Hon. CEAs. O'NEII;
Third district, Hon. LEONARD MYERS:
Fourth district, Hon. W. D. KELLEY.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

ENOR BtLE Or LEASE. Five Building Lots.
- sutable for Stores or Dwellings, situated on
the Northwest corner Of College and Jefferson sts
Also, a Lot On Market street, below Carroll al
convenient 10 the Street Railroad. Inquire at my
residence, corner Of South Union and Vine ST.,
near Wilson's Spring.
au29-lW G ] ZFTTTZgCWFT
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WANTED.

A PARTNER IN A PLEASANT AND sue
IA CESSFEL BUSINESS. already established
in this city. who furnish at once 5000 in CASH
and can add 5000 in Cash or Materials, as the
firm may require IL. Apply 10
ANDERSON, JOHNSON X SMITH, Agents
au30-lE North Side Public Square.
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FOR RENT

n HE SPLENDID RESIDENCE NO. Is SUM-
i MER street, the house in perfect order and
possession gwen at once. Apply to A. TrLER
auSO-tf P. A. CARTWRIGHT.
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FRIDAY NTGHT-Benost Of TIs. Fannie
n. Price.
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SSSl H. ss:5 8 5 r9sSs E a.. a.
E;rOlu TasllinstOI.

WAsniSGroS, July .T.--paymastcr Pauid-
ing, has been found guilty Of the charges
preferred III connection with the defunct
Merchants National Bank, and sentenced to
be coshicrea, to pay five thousand dollars
fine, and an Imprisonment ofsone year.
"AsniNdroN, July 7.--Sciisto Mr.. AleE,, Alles9s,
gan presented the rcmonstrancc of tho New
York Chamber of Commerce, against the
passage Of the lill pending in the House !;
the rcmonstrantJ state that the lariif Biil
would be injurious TO the commercial, me
chanical and manufacturing interests oi inc
country, and would not increase the revenue
o. the Government. 1t was referred to INC
Financial Committee. The bill TO incioasc
and fix military peace establishment was
cnllca'up aud rcnd, bu, prior to any action
on il the Senate adjourned.
The lionse was engaged in the consrlcra-
ton Of the Tariff bll.
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HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT or 1HE CAROLISAs,
COLUMBIA, $. c., June rs. 1866.


COLUMBIA, s. c., June IS. 1860.
Special Orders No. l0.1
ALL white persons IN Military custody
i. in the State of South Carolina, charg-
cd with fclonies or inisdemcanors, will bo
turned oycr to the civil authorities of the
United states, or Of the Stnic for trial, nc.
cording TO tho nature and character Of the
offence charged, and Of The jurisdiction Of
the Court having legal cogninmcc Of The Of
fohce:
H. Where white persons and PERSONS Of
color arc charged ns principals, accessories
or accompliccs. i'll any offence, tho accused
Will be retained in custody and the case
with tho evidence, reported to these Head.
quarters for Instructions,
( III. Rcst CommnHdelI5 making arrest Of
oiviIinns for oftcnccs other than lhnR tboSc
trihble By Provost Goprts, viii examine tho
complainant md his witnesses under oath,
together will any, Witnesses proiiered by
the accused; such testimony, With tic SO n.
tiTicnt of tho accused If lie desires 10 bc
heard, shall be reduced TO writing and for
warded to the Headquarters Military Com
Ninndant OF fhc State, with q report of the
action OF the Post Commander and his re.
marks upon the case.
". The refusal or neglect of any civil
officer TO perform an cf'icin net, properly
required ofhiln by m aggticvtd party sccE
ing redress IN lie civil tribunals. whereby
a faiinrc OF justice ens,ics IN Tho proscc,l-
uoh CT Tie class OF offenders rcuiitted 10 the
civil iurisdiciion hy this order, viii bo
promptly reported by any officer cognizant
TO the same.
V. In Publishing tho subjoinod CORES
pondence for tho information and guidance
of .all concerned, the Major-G Gcneral CON.
handing desires to impress the troops with
the sentiments of respect and deforence for
the OWL authority that influence ]ls own
action In cooperation whit the Executive Of
the State, so that tranquility may &c sccur
cd by means and agiencics most conecnial
to the people. To this end ho soliciis the
ad OF all good citizens in requesting conduct
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MiSCCll0llc0lIS.

UTICA, N. Y, July Title Ma
2chine Works of Rogers & Co., near
this city, were consumed with their
contents on Wednesday. Loss up
wards of 100000.
BosroN, July r.. Geo. Peabody has
pnadc another gift Of 100000 to the
Institute established by him at South
Dcnvcrs. z
NEw -YoRK, July 7.--Moncy and
other necessary rclicfis being sent for
ward literally to the sufferers by the
Portland fire. The Board Of Stock
Brokers has subscribed $4,000, and the
Corn Exchange, $1,000. Private con-
tributions arc coming in. Boston has
already subscribed $4,000 in private
contributions Ncwburyport $4,000.
There will be general movement in
the Northern cities of this character
The fire in Portland was caused by d
2 boy throwing fire cracker among
some shavings. At tho meeting of tho
Chamber of Commerce, in relief of the
Portland sufferers, Mr.. a. A. low.
President, and Col. Elliott II. Shcp-
herd, acted as Secretary. On motion
Of Moses a. ,Grinnell, committee of
twenty-five was appointed to collect
subscriptions. Capt. Noycs announced
to the mocting that himsclfand others
had already collected five thousand
dollars, and forwarded it to Portland.
The Board of Health and Quarantine
Commissioners, have determined to
remove their buildings from Scy-
mour's Point to West Bank. Two
cases of cholera arc reported to-day.
There woro four cases of sun-stroko
yesterday and several arcroportcd to-.
day. The thermometer at a. M,
wasQ sat 3 p. NJ, 81.
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1866.

llOUSEkEEpERS troubled with vcrmin
need be so no longer if they use "CosTAn's"
E&tcrmiMt0r. Wchnycusod it TO our sHtis
faction; and if n box cost So, we would have,
IT. We have tried poisons, but They effected
nothing but "CoslaS's" article knocks tho
breath oui OF Rats, Alice Koachcs, Ants,
and ned. Bugs, quicker than VIC cnn write it.
II Is in great demand MI over The country.
- -.Vc1niina, Ohio, Gd&eHe Z
GEa4.See "CosTAn's' adycrtiscmc cnt above:
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The FREEDMAN's BUREAu.--Gcna
rails Srccdman and Fulerlon's invcs,i.
cations, in Mississippi, disclose abun.
dant evidence Of dishonesty in the man
agcment on the part Of Bnreau agents,
most Of whom, however, have been re-
ccntly removed.
Under Col. Thomas administration
great irregularities prevailed at Co!um
bus. According to the statements oi
citizens, fees wore taker for the approv.
u OF contracts and for procuring labor.
Brides were received, and tho two frs,
agents appointed returned enriched. AT
Grenada, Chaplin Iaivcrmorc, reverend
Bureau agent 'hcrc displayed rcmarka
bic. speculative propcnsitics. He char.
ged fees running froma quarter Of a
dollar upwards, for every nceivable
thing ---lccs sor marrying freedmen and
fees for permits to marry. No fish was
too smallHt at came, into Ills net. Que
darkcy owed lin 8 so and had only 81
to meet tho claim. v fivGrmore took his
wallet and jack knife for The balance
lie sold pork, polayo9a aid Captured
mules to citizens. He made arrests and
convicted or acquitted, according to u,c
pencnuiary argument employed Wac4
his real practices lore exposed, lie offer.
ed $50 TO any one who you'd .use suI,i.
clcnt influence to keep hin III bis ppsi.
ton. This man declares his in,en!cE
OF returning TO Illinois with $4,000 IN
al,,L L 4 r1 -.
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News ltcnlS,

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day, by thy N.,ion,l Exnr,ss comnnoy 10
Lcxing;on, Va.
ruiLAprLrliA Julv q. -Th, convention
OF railroad presidents, in this civ boyc
ucmoralizcd CONGRESS rcrooStrn,incoy,i,s,
The duty imposed Oh iron and ,cal ~ No
new tarir rates.
The steamboat nrl,iuorc was huyn,3 hv
tie fire which dcs,royc,! the d,no, At New
Haven. The stcorboa, ,icr WINS totally
destroyed: loss exceeds $500 600.
In Laurencrbor,, Iudiana. twentv.one
buildings were consumed by fire Yesterday
involving loss of 500, 900.
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burned, las, night loss from S75,OO0 TO
S;1OC, O0DG.
PonyENXp, July G.-Fiyc car load Of nro
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m" arc no" pc'hS distributed among me
people. Large amounts Oi supplies AaTc