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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

The Susquehanuah, with Sherman and
Campbell aboard. arrived Thursday. No
one went ashore, however, and . courier
from o,e rrcnch commander was dec ioei.
On Monday night, Sd inst, the vessel sailed
Tor Braxos, where it arrived on FRIDAY last.
General ShsrmaP and Minister Campbell
were to leave for Monterey ia Aatamosas.
contemporaneous with the arrival Of the
Susquchannan at Vera Cruz.
A proclamation was issued declaring that
Asximilian would not leave the country
but would resume the feins Of Government.
Meantime the Emperoi's baggage 10 being
shipped for Auetria.
The French troops are concentrating pre-
paratory 70 leaving.
General Sheridan arrived at Brownsville
on the 9Th, and placed General Sedgwick
under arrest, and also ordered his release.
Ostsga Esesbedo has. ordered Canoaes to
Monterey 70 take command In force, oper-
sting against San Louis, and ordered Cortin
% TO report ID Chihuahua under arrest for
depradatioos e,mmitted.
The New York late Csnsws consepond-
eoce states: The aspect Of political chairs
in Columbia % lugubsious. Aesquera
seems determined to hold his Once Of Pres
ident for life. and has boldly advanced The
idea Of declaring the Government Mon
archy. The blacks and lower class Of ne
tives favor his proposition and ct public
meeting he was assalcd With the title Of
Thomas the 1st.
A recent edict directs oil mail, including
those only in transit, Uacran lsthmus, to Be
sent to the local post Office for distribution.
= IL ss.e Ia "a inc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11
Prem Cinelnaasa.

CINCINNATI, Dec lO-Thc weather IL
very cold to-day with slight fall Of snow.
Reports from the west and northwest repre-.
cent cold weather. with more or less snow.
Newton Cooley vas arrested to-day for
stealing $4,000 from Bunyan Corbly 1t Ut.
Washington last week. Nearly oil the mon.
~ was recovered.
Three men were drowned at Paducah,
Ky, ycstc, day while attempting TO cross the
river in skid.
Work on the Cincinnati s. Louisville II.
Il. will be commenced Immediately. $500,
600 have been subscribed by the Louisville
& Nashville road In cid Of the enterprise
The road will be about 100 miles long, and
will intersect the Louisville & Frankfort Il.
Il. at Lagrange, Ky.
Col. Taylor assumed charge Of the Cincin.
natl pst ofice Yesterday, vicc Mayer re
moved.
The lass vessels ei The lake aeet arrived At
Chicago nh usosning There Gie now 082
vessels Of al KINGS laid up there.
The onal tar works connected With The St.
Louis GO wosks were destroyed By Ore tA's
morniug.
Thirty three suits N0r damages. accounting
- nearly I milton dollars, II the United
States District Court q Newport, Ky,
rests during the rebellion. have been dis
0issed u the c0st at the plaintiffs.
Tho exysenee Of the Cincinnati Fire De.
rattmeut for the past mine m nths amount
10 1l44OOO.
| Mr.. James Locke, we'll known Journal
list OF this city, died last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

RALEIGH. N. C., Dec 10-Gov. Worth is
IN corr, spondcncc with the President rela
tive to the order Of Gen. Slckles prohibiting
corporal punishment 10y courts of NORTH
Carolina.
Elk Gov. Holden has gone to Washing
ton.
Numerous measures for the relief OF the
people are pending in the Legislature.
The sentiment Of the members IL decided
adverse to the population Of the State debt
The interest on the State debt is 10 be fur
nishcd. A resolution asserting loyalty OF
the State aud denying the alleged pcrsecu.
ton Of Union men passed the House by a
large vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

Rstail bulk oll.So.
s 81. 81, g. e s's %
Wholesale l0cts uer Dbl lees.
Cons MnAL.-No. I, per bushel, e7keoe
wnsAs.-No. !, el.ss. Extra o9.00. No. 4
o. 1891 50.
CoW.-Suc.
OAss. So@S5c.
BAALsv.-3O@75c.
PORAsoDee00s5e.
Omoxs. -25@ss.
TcxuPs.-i7c per 60 lbs.
ArPLEs.-1eQt1.k0.
BvSsoa -26Q.sc.
Eoos.-2Sa30c.
HAY.-elS.Oe.4
wooo.-e707s.
VeW York MaPkee.
Nav Yo.z. Dec. II.
f!our-Daii and i0Sisc lower. with . d..,,,.
chiefly on medium and high grades q 4. 7S0
eie.2s for 81. State. and eio.0o0ii % Tor r.
n. y. closing quiet.
wheat-Opened dula and closed stesdier and
quiet, At esec for No. ; Mill, and @. 20 for
Rye bull
BArley-Dull.
Cora-l02c better, and not active, Il a. lo0
LIS for shipping mixed western, closing ssel. Il
0l.lS.
Oats-l0se better Tor Western. ana a0se "a,
State. Of bi9s3c TOR Cnicago and Mill. &c ~
sew Ohio, aed s5Qs7s for 6tate.
Posk-Ds!l and dropping. q 90. goAel. %
for new. and eso. os@e Is for old closins n
esol3k cash, asd tl7.7s0ls % Gor prime.
Lard-Quiet a lea.
Whisky-Quiet. u
Preiehts- Firm.
Sugw-Quiet. lo4lO}< for cuba.
Wool Steady, l6Qe7 iot domessie Aeeee. a.
go for pulled and 9l@2s Tor Teaep.
fesrolev0-Dull sd dssoeioe. a nurerude
esd 81 n fef re1nsa = booA -
New Yeek 0soek mnrakea.
Stocks better. - :
Cold ol.1A
nsacy 5Q7 Ger eeut
Seesl'ng qsiet = l.osk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

TERRA HAurE, Ind, Dec. 10.
About o'clock this afternoon, Mr.. c. b
Fairbrothcr, proprietor Of the Tcrre Haut,
House, was shot, and it is supposed, NOR
tally wounded by servant girl named Elixs
O'B.icn. She was discharged this morning
for some improper conduct, and had return
cd for her clothing. Tho pistol vas COO
cealed in her muf. She was Immediately
arrested and placed in custody.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec IO.-A committee has
been ordered TO Investigate the cause Of the
detention Of Hon. CIV. Culver of Pennsyl
vania.
The President replied to the enquiry Of
the House about the occupation OF the ter.
ritorY Of Mexico, saying he had no infor.
nation but telegrams, which had been pub
lisl,ed
lie also sent voluminous report on the
subject OF the capture Of John II. Surratt,
which was mot Rad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

LOUIS BERGE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS oy
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

WnrcrO0mss. ~ 1Bleecker ST.,
tsscond Block West Of Broadway, New York.
. ~ The Hanos manufactured b this Arm arc En-.
de9sed ~ oil tho leading aftafs Of the county. fos
thAr powerful coar brlvsa0t md gym pathetic tone
also Tor their durability and excellent workmanship
. behaves Rosewood Pianos with
our GaAsr Fug~ou RKrE aTiso Aerior. carved legp,
scroli deck and Tyre, and n written guarantee for
years. for $3oo 10 $3.50 Circulars containing full De
scriptvc lists with recommendations from al pasts Of
the cssntry, Amt free on application. scploeooiy
Subject 20 1Dlarrh1a.
You could not well b. subject 10 much more In
convenient compliant, to cay nothing Of lie danger o
running into dysentery something etill fatal
grave mistake. No amount Of latent health and VI
OF can long wiihsisnds coastsntly lsnae eiecAssHs
from the hswsjs md the stcssesh snon sxi6sts vesy
plainly Ns sympathy with the disorder. Fortunate
~, though, there In alWays remedy at hand, and
very inexpensive one. too in Itadwnys Ready Relief
No matter how alarming the diarrho'a -no matter Il
you have an attack At cholera mor6us. tea
spoonful 81 the Ready Relief. taken every hour
In wineglass of sweetencd water until ease II pro
cured, viii he sure 10 place you ON the road 70 I
rapid recovery. bottle Of Radwsy's Ready Relief
costing 10 cents. In worth more than hve dollars
worth ~ prescriptions Of the abes ply scian II youi
object be to get rid Of your dia-rhca altogether and
not merely to temporarily susps nd Ito operation he
aides THE you will have Ready Relief enough left q
core you Of bilious collie, should such an ailncn
",ertske y"u or nervous headache, or hysterics
cramps vomiting. pain In the boncs and % on Could
anything be more useful and at the same time NOR
econ"mcals Railways lrady Relief IL. In rhort
quite family medicine chest In itself and prepared
II ill., offs CHI choice materials, imported from die
snt parts Of the globe II Ii really surprising in th
age Of high prices how II he sold for compare
lively email snsn and then lie good effects are n
immediate Ifyou have dlarriua FOR instance. b
You sure that ksdways Ready Relief will promptly b
it, master.
SOLD Wy druggists.
N. B.-DIARRllNE IN THE ARMY.
~. TO- r.. d. ~
June 6th, 1sG1.
Ia. RAILWAY q Co., % ions STRUT, Ny:
Fswty scn In my company Company I. Ithac
voiuntecrr) ON the 9th day ofJunc 1901 were ssiss.
with severe attacks of Darrh1a. Dysentcry and 9th
complaints of the bowels and were rendered iucs
pacitntcd for duty. ! distributed among them Rat
ways Ready Relief and requested each 1lan 10 tan
in accord ncc with the directions Its remedial
fects were immediate, and thc majority Of my me
reported tick and unable TO perform duty In n
| morning, we're present rad performed their duty !
the afternoon. lc0A sldss the addition Of Rslwsv
irndy Relief To the medicine stores Of our Kegmcf
70 be of tho greatest importance to our troops
JOHN WnIT1OCk, Captain.
Go. !, J2d Ncgt N. VS.. ". snd let Cal. Keg't
RADWAY 4 Co,
So Maiden Lane, N. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

TEE srEcUlc HrnKpr vos
COM SUMPTION
NcrvOmS pDcbllfav.

Scrofula, Asthma, Bronchitis, by spepsia. Paral-
ysis. Neuralgia. Loss ofAppet,te, Chlorosis.
Want of Blood, Marasmus. Wasting,
Liver Cou,,.lstnt, Rickc's. Weak
ness in Children, Debility of
Nursing h Pregnancy, Diff
cult Tee;hipg. ind all
Disorders Of Lungs, Nervous Blood Systems
TIE HyPoPHcsPuIrEs act with rnoxrrs.ss
and cKsr ANTI In every eAge OF pulmonary disease.
OF the acute kind called s0AlloFuSc CoNruNB-
riox." and slpo with 1NvAR1ABLE EFFICACY II
al arrangements OF the Blood and Nervous Syetome.
The cures obtained BY this Remedy are "Unparal-
salts suc . no Treatneut has ever e0uaed. OF even
'WiNCHEsrER'S HYPOPHOsPHIrEs
are the most important Rgcnts known to the Medical
Science. for Their Power to Relieve Every Enrn Of
Nervous Disease. They are emphatically NERVE
FOOD; restoring the Vital 1neigy and ie-invigosa-
ting al the Fuuclio6al Processes d Life Their N.
odyne effect IL remarkable -tendtng to produce The
M1e: Reftsehing and ReaOvaaiag 0oeep. They
;asSS b ned IN s.sy 9 -
PRiATR RRXSDr.
- Every Sufferer of Debility,
o. any Chruoc Nalady. " whSclkths vital enesgies
are depressed. q exhausted; and evesy woman Who
needs . NERVOUS TONlC-an 1nvieosatoe- ehOuld
:csd scrsz 4. Z: W , Coz NV CIkcuL-
q q TRKAslsE on CONsuAPTloN. jass psb-
PRicEs: In and 10 o. bottles. q andes each. six
saAlA - rhsa hrEe. foe y.
:s !. Is Is bspSs IN ;ss Gs''sd STATS. ~ Is
.. WiNcaEsrxR 1 CO.. y yoA. g., \. Z.
To NoleA ~ eeoaesAsald ~ soaps1sd gseeediy
ArAr~ m n sfan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

New York. Dec. 1O-Mr. Mcdonald,
agent Of the Royal Insurance Co. Wall st.,
reports that while bic attention vas divert
ed . thief distracted tin box from the safe
containing $4,000 in government bonds,
and got oil safe with it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

BursALo, Dee. IL.
A heavy snow 10 falling. Il il nearly two
feet deep already and viii doubtless inter
eept the travelling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

l,tl erOD4~e Hecsspc(lv

oN"e injection. does NOT itil To cure GonOr.
thcA. ,.lec, aud ell Mucous discharges In Male Or
Female curing In from to thrc, days
aud Ii especially commended In those of Flunr
Albns Whites in Females The two medicines
used IN conjunction will not fail 10 this di-a-
rrscalse complaint and In those where other
medicines have been used without success
Price. Remedy, One Bottle. s., Three Bottles, -.
d" Injection e ?. 8.
The Cherokee Cure" Remedy. and Injection are
u be found In all well regulated drug stores, and are
recommended hy physicians and druggists al over
the world for their intrinsic worth and merit Some
unprinciplcd dealers however. try 10 deceive their
customers hy selling cheap and worthless compound
in order to make moncy-in place of these. Re not
deceived. the druggists will not buy them for you
write 20 us and We will send them Ia you by cxprcrs
rccurcl, packed anl free from observation We treat
all diseases 10 which the human system IL subject and
will be pleased 10 receive full and explicit statements
from those whu have failed TO receive c he
Ladies' ar gentlemen can address In perfect cOun-
deuce We desire IL scnd 0nr thirty-t two page pam
phiet FREE 10 every lady and gentleman In the land.
Address all letters FOR psmphc ., medicines. advice
t. the sole proprietor.
Or. ". H. MEkwIN, II Walker street. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

New York, Dec. 1O.-Char!cs Minot, for
many years General Supt. OF the Erie rail
road, died this morning Of paralysis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

CHARGES FoR STORAGE. 40.

49,
kncection. II -2ar y bushel.
Eimming. ..........s....~..... Ne y bushel.
Weighing.... $1,000: ..lHc luV AS.
GfOrssCe Ike = brshei for 10 days, and
,<c y bushel for every subsequent 10 days o.
fractional part thereof
Smcking. If sc~ed-w Wheat, Rye and Bar
lev. IKE 4 bushel: Com. lie do Oats, nc do
same Il tied. xc do.
IDrnyaxe-fo Steamers, in sacks--Osts
lc Y bu;hsi whsst. Ccrn ,.. snd Rys. lfe d.
+, North Market street. vest by Eift-euA. street,
south by Choutenv Avenue, in bulk or IN sack,
iSc p busacl; beyond shove limits &c DO. 70
las, 81. Louis dcrots. ~ y 100 rs.
All Dra,ass s.c'n re 1Ieystsr controlled BY
the Company. BY order 9! the Board,
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latest News
NJ. TELEGR.sPH.

From Louisville.
LcuisviLLr, Ky, Dec 10.
An imposter who obtained introduction
here IS Gen. Mostly. Of Virginia, was ex-
posed to day BY On old Acquaintance Of the
General. He had visited several of our
merchants under prssence Of purchasing
cotton. The expedition was early enough
to prevent any fraudulent transactions.
Oar pork packers here Concluded to kill
no more hogs On Susdsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11
II osn vvashimxton.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENATE. Wade reported favorably q
bill for the admission OF Colorado.
Mr.. Fcssenden said the Committee on Fl
nance had instructed him TO report tariff
bill on the first Monday in December. but
was unable to consider It st PRESENT. Extrr
copies Of tie bill were ordered printed.
Suffrage bill came up this morning =
Anthony in serio-comic speech advocates
cnfranchisc inent for females a we'll a no
groes
lIoUsE.-Ingersol endeavored 70 report q
bill regulating the sale Of gold in The Treas.
nsy-objcctions made By Waslsbusne. Of III:
bill laid over. Wilson from the Judiciary
reported bill relative to the duties Of the
clerk Of the house and how he shsalA act.
An application was made BY 0salbesi y
the Southern States for adr iso1pn b ssaGs.
The yeas and nays were demaaded, ed the
bill passed 1873 yeas. 81 nays. A bill IN
passed to prevent the the committing Of II.
legal electoral votes for President and yics
President Of the United States.
From Da1a10ore.
BAEs1u0RE, Dec. II.
The Governor and Board Of Education do.
cided neither test OF any oath necessary for
the teachers Of public schools.
From -. Louls.
ST.. Louis, Dec. IL.
Gov. Fletcher has issued . proclamation
stating that . portion Of the State Of Mis-.
souri, 10 infcsted with murderers and rob>
bers, who defy the civil authorities, and
have sympathy and aid Of such numbers Of
people Of counties where they have their
haunts. end have 20 intimidated q obtaine d
the ~ mpathy OF the local authorities. chat
peaceable and law>abiding citizens ore 20,
secure In person or property. He therefor .
calls for twenty.four companies Of cavsry
and Ten companies Of infantry, . be organ
ised in the regular way. to preserve peace
and protect the citizens to execute legal
process on oil violation Of law, and brin (
them to trial.
Adjutant General Simpson has issued
general orders for the organization and prop.
Or equipment Of this force.
The sals Of tho Iron Mountain Railroad
and the Cairo and Fulton Railroad TO Nc
Kay 1 Co. has been approved By the Gov.
esnor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

From A1emphls.
lkxrnis, Dec. 10.
A special to the "Avalanchs'' from Little
Rock says:-The Arkeneas Senate Commit.
tee on Federal Relations reported to-day in
favor Of rejecting the titutional amend.
ment.
Tho ''vancc' hotel, in Hopcfeldc, oppo>
site this place, eas destroyed by iirr TO-
night.
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.DSDlsN IsEn.l.. n. n.


ID lYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
II ~ and Brady Streets, under Strccper 4
lsasIi-'s store. Residence on lsth a., bet bra
dy aud Main. octsd al =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

pHfSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
with DR.. Baker. under the Davenport Ne.
"onal hank, corner Of Sd and brady streets.
Rrss..Scss-JchnM n. Adler. NJ. D.. }. W. n.
Baker. N d. r,ia,t
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=. -. BesCsG a leDaON. n. y. !,

yARPkNTEK AND BUILDER. HHOp ON
~ C"mmerciai Alley, opposite Poet Office. Ds-
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q. MILLER.

"a % GRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
N ond Keeps constantly on baud and makes
w 10 Older.
aarns-'. ssOys' and Chssarcm.s
OhofdiSG of he best material and in n manner
That cannot tail 10 give satisfaction iiecra
patronage respectfully solicited itny2i-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

SPANK Il MORTON.
"OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
IL EnS, Paper hangers, Charters. &c. Nhop
corner Main aud Fifth ste srrh2s al y,
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS

STUDIO NO o FARRAND's BLK. sdFIOOR
DnOTOGRAPiiS WORKED IN OIL OK
sIoumerized pspor. Particular attention paid
20 copies. 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11
Disease Of the Eye.
DIR. IFS. C.a.WPDELL.
20 e UlIS :
Office corner Perry and Second strests. mo
charge made for Ut successful services.
IM~euwort Iowa f.ho A.,
W.. y. ei0JNlBAn,p..
0n~Aeese

DERRY STREET. bet. Sd 4 4th. Dsvenpovt.
= with facilities unsurpassed, added 10 the
experiences Of more than 20 years. hopes 10 merit
large share NJ patronage sepl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT. LAW
"a and War Claim Agent Office Dav.npor,'.
lslork. ~ Floor. cor Main a, d second streets,
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DA. a. VI. MINER,
ID E.vT'E&.

80 f-< Cor Cd and Brady St.
~: ,gssA-.--ss.s. opposite Davenport Ma.
:. So iAssass Atsonai bank.
tss.& xs.fzSf Having had an exp-r-
Nil S-sk-S@y~Y fence Of l6 years in the
NAN-.~@N-1 practice Of Dentistry,
rm conhden; Of giving
perfect satisfaction. ifyou expect good work
rnpioy experieuced practitioners only. sg2sly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-11

PELT0N l. BURCnHL,i
HORSE SHOERS.

sccnd Nrsst, tctscccn nock Island C fora.
acrt door o Dr.. Baysto,'s .stGbie.
Work done IN crri IL risi ncr and warranted
Home manufactured Shoes used A rood vcternery
bnrrcan connected with our shap. Large ward Al.
tachcd Tor arrumolodaaon OF customer. sel92-lIy
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-21

W10ntG9pe Bros,
Beuer@Qerf t6erut8as agenten,
IS Geepmcgr., Baltimore.
asenten fdr btsfoIsenben BeHeF-BerF@sruuss @V1npae.
ntetR L. Gga1s:
G|etrpppIttan Jnimranee 60, gtep 0prt,
Gtrnb'apttaI unt 2blt6. $1,700, 00O
Ggunbfapitat wnbs0aEte. l,25o,OOO
gbrtatie Sire Snfprorcf @p.,
GruublapitaI 100000
RtfoIute Jtre Snfurance Gp.,
0runbfapttdI 100000
BerLuaf perber proupt 6esItaGtef uHb pbaesr8enk etms
@eraSAeruna In urferet Office teSGbIt.
sir pplt(en unb Sterapclfetne 8frc6nuHp!
perfeuer, wel9e tn Der metropolitan Ubtr Reiglute 50.
StrfGeEn laFen, dnb tu etner Dtstosnbe bon hem Geninn
teredttet, 9eiGe form raan@rtat 80 grp3 bettu9, DIne rag
Re bic ~eEDGtgen 8crlu1e Der gPrap. befem Al belfen btaud5en,
Dentf9e Girmeu ais 8tftren3eni
Sail & Nr. Eba6 @ttIPeT & Gp.
@tclnoru, 9tnrt05 & @pe Sdcob Gee9ef.
Z z. graanS i Gr. (taoi23in
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f9 aug 9ies fat ben Issssn trst 9s9rea tsaeH FOltOen Stu
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etat s1SGs bseia ~EciIisraea ersates 81 Deriu&sn. Dte sssda'
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