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PARAGUAY.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

No Lack of vigor mud Enthusiasm Among the
Paragunyans-Energy of the ALLIES.
LONDON. Jan H. 1868
Accouats from the interior Of Paraguay have been
gccoived BY the fast mail steamer from Rio Janero,
which show that the condition and prospects Of the
Raraguayans better than the Brazlisns willing
90 admit Presiden. Lopez in person was in command
pt Humata, and held the lines OF commun cation with
his capital Asu ncon and with the fortress OF Curu
patty uninterrupted As the forces OF the allied Powers
were worry weak In front OF Humata tho Psraguayans
dehed them TO undertake siege All classes OF the
population were enthusiastically devoted TO Lopez
ever, and making most energetic efforts TO sup
ply him with men and provisions
But, on the other hand. the allies were preparing 10
push the with vigor When the steamer loft Rio
Janeiro the Brazilian government was forwarding rem
forcone aud the other Powers sending supplies
OF men and material 70 the RIO Parana-
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ITALY.

The Parliament I'm Sesson-Gcncrnl MEM.
brea on the Internal situation.
FLORENCE Jan. IL, 1858
The adjourned session OF the National Parliament
was resumed yesterday.
Prime Minister Menabrea made speech, In which he
confined himself to the subject OF the internal and do
mestic affairs OF the kingdom. He exhorted the men,
bers unite with the government in resisting revolu
ton and UNFOLDING the national credit, the monarchy,
and the obligations well as the liberties Of the a.
lion.
No reference whatcver was made by the Minister TO
Che Roman question:. or to the relations Of Italy with
foreign Powers
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GENERAL LovGsrREEr ARRxsrsD,-Since the Close OF
the war an indictment found against General Long
for treason In the United States Court for the
Eastern district OF Tennessee. HIS trial never took
place, for various reasons one OF them was That
be never was in the county OF Knox. On Thursday,
January General Lonareet was on tho train voute
for Washington In consequence OF the smash up
Ioudon he missed the conn scon a. Knoxville and re-
NAMED ovcf ght al the Lamar House. The Knoxville
Herald SAYS that the General was about W
morning for Washington the United States Marshal with
posse approached him with warrant for his arrest
upon the charge OF treason Unfortunately for the
riory Of Knoxville the warrant read -. T. Longstrce
and as the General Ia known James Longstreet he
able escape upon the train before the warrant could
be amspded-
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Last evening tho Rev. Mr.. Heckcr Paust Father,
delivered lecture in 81. Anthonv's church. Sullivan
street. for the benefit OF the poor In that district The
church was densely crowded The reverend gentleman
chose for bis subject, "why do Catholics Invoke tue
Saints ?" After some preliminary remarks that to
Catholics, who had been accustomed TO invoke the
san,s-for they had invoked from tho first ages
this might appear q strange subject upon which to
deliver lecture; but live subject for thoss who
we're not Catholics because large body of persons in
this country misunderstood the Catholic doctrine on
TINS point, Some miaroprescnted and some denied IL
wholly. Again, others mad gone quito sstray concern
ing this question OF tho relations or Catholics with the
SO rita OF the other world All Christian acknowl-
edged there was moth ing important earth Is
created No Christian would deny hat the salvation OF
our souls is OF tho highest and greatest Importance;
and while admitting that, must likewise DO conceded
that such realization OF destiny difficult task,
81 Paul says that We mast work out salvation In
fear and trembling. Now " that all the help
II IS possible for us to obtain TO rcaze tho great
ngly accepted The ioctus then proceeded to dlats
the question Of communion With saints, which he
acknowledged. He aaveried to sprtuslism which, ne
held. was but renewal OF tho abanuoned but ill
directed belief THIS Church. he said acknowledged two
kinds OF ntercoursc.hc one WAS light tho other dark
was sacred, ths other profano one was holy the
other diabcisaL spirtuass, which, be stated, wer
nov rapidly increasing the Protestant Church boev I'd
tha. power ana bclp could be obtained ~ commun ION
with evil Spirits why deny that such power rested Nth
the soints and angels In heaven. In conclusion 'se
ferred TO tho mistaken idea Of others than Iiomar
Catholics ~ regards praying to the saints TO insrccds
Tor them. The Catholics merely prayed to taem u
powerful friends TO suppiicate tor the grace OF God
They might DO asked, why not pray 10 God rect, ST
Paul, he said, did not imagine himself humb I'd wbsn he
requested others to pray for him Protest said that
tho saints did not soc them or their prayers. Well, Out
blessed Lord said, do not offend Ono OF these little
onea because the angels sHsys see thor Father Ia
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CONNECTICUT.

Breetinx In Norwich In Favor Of Protection
to Ciiizcns Abroad.
NORWICH Jan. H. 1868
An immense meeting was held at Breeds Hall on
Saturday evening to discuss the question OF the rights
OF naturalized ei,izens Mayor Blackstone presided,
and speeches we're made by John T. Wait, Colonel
Hiram Crosby, Frsaerick A. wioughby, r. McCioud
Colonel Alien Tenny and others Letters were read
from Hon. u. II. Stark weather. J. A. Hovey, Gen.
eral Harlape, Colonel Kingsley Resolutions were
adopted calling the government TO recall Charles
r. Adams and remove The Consuls In Liverpool and
Dublin, and 10 tho very means used ny civilized
countries for the protection Of tu cillSsns.
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ktumorS OIL intended hisipks s"o
Blacks-The Cuban Mail Contract.
HAVANA, Jan. 8,
VIA KEY WEST, Jan. IL, 1868.
There are rumors here that levy is to be made
among the natives for the army. rising among
the negroes at San Isdoro de Holgun was intended
for Christmas Day, but the authorities got timely
notice and foiled the movement by prompt meas
ures. Another attempt at insurrection by the
negroes is apprehended here.
To-day being great festival among the blacks
the feast of the Wise King of the East-the Cover
NOR issued o proclamation last night postponing
all their festivities until such time as the endemic,
or choerine as it is called here. and which has
been so fatal to the negroes. shall have disap-
peared.
telegram, dated Madrid, January s. has been
received here announcing that the award of the
Cuban mail service has been made Professionally
in favor of Messrs. Antonio Lopez. of Compahia.
Outragos TO BE mt Once Reported-C0olies
Converted TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
Taxation.
HAVANA, Jan. IL. 1868.
Captain General Lersund has issued orders to
AL officials requiring them to notify the inhabit-
ants Of their districts to report at once any per.
sonal assault or injury to property Of which they
may become cognizant.
The endemic is ag ain decreasing. The Bishop
Of Havana has ordered the old cemetry to be
closed, rs it is deemed obnoxious to health.
The Custom House authorities now refuse to
accept notes unless qua ranteed.
One hundred Chinese in Guines have been re.
Gently converted to Catholicity.
We have reports that at Manzanillo the tax
gatherers are meeting with resistance.
The Tax Difficulty In Sanriauo-BurgIary-
Slaves Freed from n Cruel Master-Snmn.
| mn and 81. Thomas Affairs as Viewed in
Cubn.
HAVANA. Jan. IL. 1868.
Our mail advces from Santiago de Cuba Of the
9Th instant state that the taxes had become in
supportable to house owners and the small farm
ers The latter were abandoning the cultivation
of their fields in consequence. The educational
establishments closing aud the professors are
refusing to continue their services gratis; and
several Of the custom house authorities have been
removed.
l The municipality Of Santiago Is in arrears to the
gas company about 100000
. burglary unparalleled in our annals recently
took place at Santiago under the noses of the
stupid police.
A negro and ncgress obtained their freedom
from the Governor, owing to the cruel treatment
received from their master, who has been APP
prehended for punishment
Services had been held in all the churches as
thanksgiving to the Almighty for escape from the
late hurricane, earthquakes and cholera.
The SANTANA and St. Thomas negotiations
awaken hopes here that Cuba's turn will come
next.
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INDIANA.

Republican County Convention in Indian
apOlis.
ISDiAyAPoLis, Jan. IL, 1863
At the Republican County Convention held in this
city yesterday the following preamble and resolution
were adopted
Whereas equal and exact justice should DO the rule
action tor the public we'll the private debtor in
dealing with their creditors; therefore
Resolved, That bonds and other obligations OF the gen.
erai government which do not expressly stpuate Tor
payment In coin their face should be paid In legal
money that DELEGATES to the State Convention be
instructed 10 vote for the resolution In tho State plat
form ombody ing this proposition.
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.

Excitement Over the Kumored Removal OF
the Governor.
ATLANTA, Jan. IL 1868.
The rumor rs to the removal OF Governor Jenkins
gains renewed credence to- day. Last night aid left
headquarters hero for Mledgeville. Il is stated by
Governor jenkins friends that he will test the legality
OF the removal by quo parrdnto
The Convention enters upon the formation OF the
constitution morrow.
The report Of Governor Jenkins removal in
tense Excitement Private accounts from Atlanta
conflicting. One report states General Meade's order
making The removal will be published morrow wne
another states that thsro are many who believe the
rumor OF Governor jenkins removal premature
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Gu A

Commercial mud Marine Observation-Disclosures
Report.
HAVANA, Jan H. 1865
Tho steamship Junia.s arrived here to-day from Now
Orleans. the steamer Stars and Stripes sailed from
here Yesterday for Philadelphia.
EXCHANGE On Paris, l per cent discount; on New
York currency, improving
The weather IS warm.
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BiRsEa--On Sunday, January H. PuEBz s. BklHs
aged 80 years. eldest daughter Of the ao VIM. Dot0r
Barnes OF Kcn, Putnam county, y. Y.
Tue relatives and r ends respectfully Invited n.
a.'ouu 'nc luuus ii.ui so " nsl aa' To-
,s'enn'u D'l'ss 80. - $50 y "1'''. ss'SS on
iuesuay norhins ~ ,v"V .'oo. re, ivnsIs ~ DO
HBriem Railroad, for interment -
CoAKLEr On sunday, January IL, CArugMsa o.r
LEy. tho 3itn year of her age.
lns iIieuas anu ieiases W ns smiv ar re- 'pect-
luy ~ " aaseuu sno uoi" YIN no resi-
Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon, at TWO o'clock. '
hAHER-At tho residence Of her son n-iam. William.
whealan, log Bergen street, Jersey City, Nm M.nv
MAHER aged 70 years mouths and IL days, alive ~
Newlownforbs, county LonEford Ireland
Inc irenus o. ner i 1h ny nU,,p tied, and
also her sons-in-aw, William Whaen, Thoina rnorn'
son aud William Boz to attend her funorx s,an y,
Peters church. where there will be ,,ar. 80
mass celebrated Tor the rspose OF her soul. j, Wasn,
day morn nj, at O'Clock. Her remain ali haa
TERED Mt jamaica 4. -
Cincinnati papers please copy.
(FJr Other Deaths .Ses Seventh Tag =,
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CALF RNIA.

Arrival of General Gregg MT SIM francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan IL, 1868.
Tho steamship Sacramento, from Panama, arrived
here to-day.
General Gregg, formerly In command Of the District
OF Arizona arrived here yesterday en- route 10 Nevada
where ho has transferred his headquarters " Fort
Churchill
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RUSSIA.

The Ambassador to France Promoted.
PARs Jan. IL 1858
The Baron de Budbsrg the Russian Minister TO France,
who has been visit TO his home, will not return to
Paris having been retained Al St. Petersburg oy his gov
ornmens 10 Oil an important position.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY Jan. 12-The Anchor line steamship
Caledonia, Captain Mcdonald. which lett New YORK
December % for Glasgow touched Neville to-day and
sailed this evening for the Clyde.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 12.--The royal mail steamship
Africa, Captain Macanlay, which left Boston January
for Liverpool, arrived at this port to-day.
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template, aud II only 10 DO wondered that
the lghtnines OF Heaven did blast aud strike tue
authors OF Nil tnat nquiiy IL the object OF tho
hdng ht Mission these poor creatures, as some
OF thea had Already been touched by tho inlueIceS OF
religion. When they told, $50 and sin no more"
they should be shown where there chance OF be-
ginning decent lite again. After depicting IN touching
language the caamiies or the socal ev the reverend
gentleman brought his discourse TO close. and after
lew words OF thanks from Mr. Beccher collection was
taken up aid OF tho well pleaded Tor by Dr.
Auhenharo
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MAINE.

Tho Constabuinry and tho Liquor Seizures.
AUGUSTA, Jan. IL, 1885,
Mr. Joshua Nye the State constable ports that he
and his deputies have seized during the year ending
December 81 one thousand six hundred and seventy
gallons or liquor valued Mt 1872 The Of the
constabulary for this time has been $1,000
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

6antn Anna Raising Recruits for Yucntnu.
HAVANA. Jan. IL, 1863
II Is said that Santa Anna is landestinely pre-
pairing four hundred recruits for service in Yucca
tan aga.ust the republican government.
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The New Minister TO Washington.
LONDON Jan. L. 1868
Mr. Edward Thornton, British Ambassador to the
Cnued States. sailed from Liverpool yesterday the
atsamssp Siberia for New York.
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PfOIcCTIOu 10 CITIZtON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON u
Railway Case.
PORTLAND Jan. H. 1903.
meeting was held hero on Saturday evening 10
favor calling the attention Of Congress the rights OF
American citizens abroad. Judge Kngsbury presided
Addresses were made by several gentlemen Strong
resolutions adopted calling upon the City Council
and State Legislature to invoke Congress TO declare the
ionai will Enthusiastically in regard to the protection Of
American citizens throughout tho world.
Judge Fox has issued q decree the European and
North American Railway case, restraining the contrac
from voting the large Of stock issued
them. except with the Of the Executive Com
mittee.
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Chapel OF tue Holy Apostles.

thnpei OF the Holy Apostles.
no" Protestant Episcopal church has been opened.
or al least room for the celebration OF divine worship
a, Rutgers College on Fiftn avenue, between Forty
first and Forty second streets The opening services
were celebrated yesterday, and the chapel filed
both morning and evening. i proposed that Fps
copa church DO olit shortly in this neghborhood, and
In the meantime services WIN DO celebrated every sun
day. Ia the evening tho Rev. r. 5. Rowland took his
text from the second chapter OF the Gospel OF st.
and the fortythud verseAnd when they had fulfilled
tho day, they returned, the chnd Jesus
iarried behind In Jerusalem. Joseph and
MS mother knew not OF It," The reverend gentleman
sa ID that II ever mother HAD centre a her
affections and child surely this mother had she
had every TO make the infant Idol IN
rant was her god and sweeter than inc angels But NARY
neglected the trust reposed in her and did not
even MISS her child which can hardly DO excused Wo
shou tako example by Marys Messiah. for oven those
who have Christ In their hearts and have Him born in
there sometimes let tte Saviour nsensiby die ont n
their hearts, only to find out their loss when their days
have TO close and they about to tread that
path from which no traveller returns. Ws must work
As to preserve hrs always In our hearts and et him
rule lives and actions that at the end nd
Him with US aud by our side.
A Jewish Connrmnrion:An Interesting Cere.
mODy.
An interesting ceremony one Of the kind which
rather seldom In jewish congregation, per
formed Saturday tho Broadway synagogue in the
presence OF fun congregation. 1t was tho celebration
OF tho Barmitzwah, confirmation OF youth, Master
Solomon Julian, Of Mr. Henry Julian. OF Thirty
fifth street. 10 the jewish faith according to the res u
tho Hebrew school, All the ceremonies have to be per-
formed by tho youth himself, which this occasion
elected great deal OF attention the OF the con-
gregat0n which Is one OF the oldest and most fashions
bic OF tho Jewish congregations In this city.
The connrmaut had been trained and prepared
for the ceremony by Mr.. Joseph Cohen, the
director OF tho Hebrew free school, where
he had to 60 through course OF instruction for that
purpose. The conirmant acquitted himself very we'll
throughout and will doubtless be ornament Of tho
Broadway Hebrew congregation After the laws had
been taken from the he had TO read portion OF
these which had allotted him, well certain
portions OF tho prophets. Among tho scriptures read
the second chapter OF the first book The ceremony
was wound up by series of declarations and
tons peculiar to the jewish faith OF this
kind In conclusion impressive and eloquent dis
delivered by the Rev. s. NJ Isaacs, the min
lister OF the congregation, which mainly addressed
young disciple oil the jewish faith with regard
OF his creed.
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GEORGIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIRE HERALD.

Reported Suspension of General Meade,s
Order Removing Governor Jenkins.
ArtA Ia, D
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heaven" After further remarks the lecture was
brought to close, tho proceedings terminated with
the Uenea. elton.
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A Fearful shaking of s,o,.,,u s
mouldy pills aud ,ialers 40" ~ arn ~ vnS.
COTS PAIN PAINE Tested fcs ~ IN, ~ -
and 40 Third svenus, CIV YORK. '~" square,
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1t Is reported here that the President has directed
General Meade TO suspend his order removing
Jenkins. The feeling among the citizens at tho re-
ported romoyd Is very, intense.
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Cr,-,.doro'v ,s nir ny The Rest Ever
manWactursa "nuos"'e anu stsil; also applied a,
Al IInlae
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A.. A.-The Japanese Unir Stnir
Consists ~ only one prepars ton, ther1t
previous prep ration OF the hair Ia requiro
II. After having applied the > fAlN the a
washing. as there IL no dirt or sediment N
the case with hsr dyes. The color Ia n
that produced by two preparation hairi
proves II ms cad OF csnsing ~ TO fade, y
be removed by water. II oolors the
mustache a beautiful black or brown
convince the most skepticd ~ its srpe !,
preparation hair dyes. Pr1ce 50 csr
depot % South eighth street, fhi!sd n,
York by uELMBULD, 5v4 Broadway
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Tive Celebrates Missisauci Ssrina Winter.
the only Known cure Tor cAcer and B ghs disease aud
specuc lot scsou salt rhean, and all cutaneous
diseases s fsr .ae ~ hs Prinsp druggists
greater hAp the srppy tina notice u Inserted 10 caution
the puolG aganS inpos,tien None ysnuins unless the
name OF MiszsQuot' ID blown IA Nae sass hottie and
the eorks branded 10 lka mAAner, - ~ -
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A Perfect Hair Dressing-ISurnosf .,.
nipsrts hue gloss and Is superior toll .ssc"'nc
AMI oils q ALCOHOLIC washes 'e"u" ppn"uos
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MESt Nassau stree. PREPARED 10 i"r1i.a q. ds cr
ia fanphIets Cav ~ Posters
Of Printing at rates tyaye per cent ess than eau %
Obtained sewbera w tho civ = -
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80 VA ,lr,yve,cr Description Executed
where az the METRUPOLjE IN I1s "a rfs ~ EIraR
LfshaEST, W NASSAU strs,s ~ "A"A'"" "
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Two or Three Col d. Ia s.cc.--,o. WIN, ,.,,.,

Two or ThreS Col d. la Succession VIII. with
many constitutions sceu ely establish he seeds OF
tou IN the systeu thus converting what originally
supple, curaolr Affection into generally fatal Willis
ordinary prudence h ef0re makes u the every
take of a cold until 1t got rid Of t,gsn ~.
pcrencc foraaa,ely vreseas remedy In Dr. " JAMES
ENPEtrOkhNf thoroughly adapted 10 speedv
Coughs and Colds, sud equally effective m lhs p,aarv
csnsumntson. ASihan aud Broncaits sold 81
all druggssxs.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY

The attendance at or the metropolitan and sub
urban places OF worship yesterday very nne and
Al number Of the churches afternoon services wcro
conducted in addition to the regular morning and even
ing dsvolions. Most OF the Officiating cleryymen con-
nned themselves to purely Scrpural subjects, while
few INDUCED in appropriate discusses upon the various
social and moral questions OF the day. Below will be
found reports OF the interesting Of yesterday ;
servicea
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T'ELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

runners OF Intended Risings Among the
Biacks-The Cuban Mail Contract.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
NV rRt1eRAPH TO TBE TKIHrNE

Brrylo jan lour uaeh,ar'5 Win g, demand ia; SO,
s gre For roaa If, ~ & Wheat inactive anl m held
- 2oas2 % M No ~ Nc sng 80 ~ ~ -, Ane, Is
store Os 7d Of hieri Rye nominal
81 70 srd over Barleg Mat - - n PORK DAN $22
heavy. dull 8 lae Dressed Hogs qasi At s.as.c
for 9 So p 5s Is ' e ws s. .i 30 S
Double Etss Nseat qaet S9 'le.a 20 ~ az ~,
no Com Meal - . 100 u nl'rei e'ree 80 .9 s4SIi.
to Bo.,oa ii 10. 10 Eev-lo-s 81. g. Altsay. eie .
roi ds iI at AZ 81 Bss sa, 9ae, At i.al Lar. l.a
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- % T S,s coa les ,,'s :. I On Cor ss at a;s
Oats active AT ad'ancei Il 81 fe a re &c le' 80
sar BRAID. se1 sir.slt D. Lard frm AZ Ral2ic cab
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y f'' !, Eco, pei oA' . ' ~. s b Flour !I
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cSgys,r jan lir'st l'r, s.' e-sh,HEs5 wheat ar,s'
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soa92ri L.r olo2c Oats tn 90 oi' RE uaehnrd WHISKY
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