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Cuba.

HAVANA, November -16.-The Diario
to-day publishes the following intelli-
gence from the interior: & s
Colonel Lono remains at Tunas. Sew
eral of the flags carried by the revolu-
tionists have been captured. They are
triangular in shape and have sun in
the centr", with radiating stripes Of diff:
erent colors. The Diario regards the
raising of this flag as an indication that
the insurgents intend to declare their in
dependence of Spain, and says: ave
are glad that the rebels have removed
the mask. The right and duty of the
Spanish government to disperse and an
initiate these traitors is no longer ques-
ton Of policy; it becomes question of
national unity" It's represented that
nearly all the revolutionary leaders are
either Dominicans or Mexicans.
A number of rebel prisoners captured
by the troops were brought to Havana
to-day.
New YORK, November 19--The Her.
AIDS Havana special says: The insur-
gents hold all the country from Puerto
Principe to Santiago de Cuba, except
Nuevitias, ,ibira and Baracoa, as well as
the railroad rolling stock; but all COM
munication with these points is cut off.
The Government troops have met
with severe reverses in the interior, and
in consequence they keep in the towns
and dare not sally out.
Arms from the United States for the
Government troops were captured by
the insurgents on the 9th inst The lat
ter threaten to burn the estates of all
Cubans who offer to aid the Govern
ment.
The Government of Puerto Principe
is entrenched, with the archieves in q
Convent. The young students have
left the place and joined the insurgents
The latter hold Mauzanillo, we are now
informed, and shoot all whom they
catch pillaging,
Later advices from Puerto Principe
state that the insurgent force is reported
as numbering 10000 men. These in
clude the wealthy classes, who freely
risk their all for the cause. There was
a force of 100 Spanish troops in the
place, and they were barricading the
streets and squares in expectation of an
attack from the insurgents. The latter
were only three miles distant from the
town, and skirmishes were frequent
All the Cubans were suspected, and
many of the wealthy citizens were ar
rested. The insurgent organization is
complete in every respect.
Accounts from Santiago de Cuba, tc
the 10th inst, report that the rebels were
within four miles of that place and in
full force. A hundred families went to
Jamaica by the French mail steamer
Loud cries for American aid are heard
in all circles. In all the cities of the
coast the confusion is immense.
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re- The estimate of the Postmaster
General for the ordinary expenses of the
department, including the service of the
mails, for 1870, is placed at 1924, ,540,4 Alb.
This does not include the expenses for
the special service to China, Japan and
the Sandwich Islands, which will require
an additional sum of S725,000.
The political hacks in the Republican
party are i'll tribulation, lest they shall
not G the elect in General Grants ad-
miRistration. - .. s.- .-.
Colonel George W. McCook is urged
by the Cadiz Sentinel, in behalf of East
ern Ohio, as the right person to be the
next Democratic candidate for Governor
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-Pas-
sengers and mails are now carried by
the Central Pacific railroad to Argenta,
Nevada, which is the station for the Reese
river mining district, and situated three
hundred and eighty-ive miles east of
Sacramento. Track is laid to point
sixty-fve miles further east. The earn
ings of the road for October exceeded
100000
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MADRID, Nov. 16, 1S6S.-There was
an immense demonstration here on Sat
urday in favor of monarchical form Of
government. Address were made by
Olozaga, Martos, Serrano, Prim, Topete
and others. No less than $4,000 people
were present. Much enthusiasm was
manifested. s 81,
CLEVELAND, OHIo, November 13 The
sentence fMrs. Victor, to be hanged on
the Goth instant, for the murder of her
brother, William Pacquet, was commut-
ed yesterday by Governor Hays to i'm
prisonment for life.
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The Fifteenth District.

The following are the majorities in this
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-11-24
Radicalisnr and Reputation.

Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Oaio.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

To Let,

WITH Board, pleasant unfurflshed room Ia
w gentleman and wife Also nom Tor ,In,ie
gentlemen, Al Mas. GAYS. No. I Niiilken's block
hampshire Street. marlCfyrs
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
WA@TED.

TO Let.
WITH Board, pleasant rooRs, at No 80 Tartorth
w 81. oc2sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
BrGdleU'S
SUPER phosphate of Lime
TRIUMPHANT!
CIRCULAR tor ARMEPS

CIRCULAR TO FARMERS.
MO BETTER PROOF OF TqE SUPERIORITY
IN OF my Super Phosphate over ali Others is
needed than TO know that the demand is beyon
After six years OF practical experience in the
manufacture OF Super-P Phosphate of Lime, feel
10 uasnuiacture it; and to all who have used my
PhsD'hate IN past ye,rs, have only 10 say, that
herca ter every ton of Phosphate which semi 10
vous years production. No Phosphate manuac-
tured by me is sent 10 market until anal, zed and
known TO be up to the standard required.
1t is often rematkeu-"t would purchase Brad
last years
as know what have sta ed above to be tr, e.
do not allow myself to guess at a single VS. pro-
duction. Until proved by ANALYSIS hone is set to
have expended, the past year. O. err fifty thousand
dollars In erectng OIL OF Vit"iol orks, powerful
machinery &C., includ ng a ole uldred horse
power engine, and have, therefore, much better
facilities f'r manufacturing Than hereoeIe
Boston, Dec. II, 1867.
BOSTON, Dec. l., 1861.
S. DANA HAYES. Strife ASA, er, 20 state street,
Boston. DEAR SRI have written the above cir
cuar with a view OF send ng IL to mycustomers
and the farm ne community ut arg.
You have been familiar with my mode of manu-
and wi.hin the past four months have made many
analysis representing several thousand tons OF
Phosphate ready for market.
Pl ase let me know ifyou endorse my state
ment IN full to the quality OF the Phosphate am
now man featuring, and cblige,
Your oteIent servant,
WM. L BRADLLY.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 20 Stale St., B oston.
Mr. WIN. l.. BKADLEY,-pEARS SIR: Your favor of
the 18th il at hand. have hesi,a ton in saying
that what you have stated In your circular in eet-
ence to the quality of your Super Phosphate #
Lime, is fully 8 disseminated by the many analysis
made he,e within the last six months.
ma lie great manv analysis OF your Super Phos-
phate lat year, and still larger number this year,
and AXE pleasure in wing that you have, by long
expert nee, in great measure overcome the many
difficulties in manufacturing fertilizer of uniform
quality. l find that by comparing the analysis OF
improvement in the uniformity OF quality; and [
consider your product of Thu year as full equal il
not u eror, to that of any previous year.
Your Nupec-P osphate is ent tied to the c0nfd-
ence Of the agricuu. a, community. kespec, fully.
DANA HAYES, state Assayer Of Mass.
Dec. 20, 1867. wSwiO
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
10 Let,
TO BE LETT

NE larTe, eommoaious, and pleasant room, now
20, occupied 6y the Merrhsnts Exehangr. ~ err tho
. Uluee .. ue Inie'ratora' Telegraph Company, on
I.e corner OF ESchsfse and Fore stieets to he let
Poesession will be given next month. Applitaticns
may be made to tie uLdels erod.
Portland, Feb Il, 1865 fei2,itf 40
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA.
HAVANA. March 23-Minister Hallisro sailed
yesterday for Bayti
Business of ali kinds at Havana is dull.
The following IS the latest news received
from the West Indies and Venezuela:
PORTO RICO.
Violent earthquakes visited Porto Rico nm
the 10th and 11th insts. Buildings were badly
damaged, ships in the harbor were carried
ashore by the waves, aud the inhabitants were
thrown into great panic.
There was great scarcity of provisions In
Porto Rico, and plan making all the ports
OF the Island free is universally demanded by
ST. THOMAS.
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt at
done. was
The United States steamer Pallos had arry-
ed at st. Domingo, where she met with a very
favorable reception.
a deputation of Dominicans had gone to
Curacao to bring President Baez to the capital.
Hungod, Luciano and Gomez were actjpo "a
administrators af the government pending the
arrival OF President Baez.
The cholera had entirely disappeared from
81. Domingo Business was very dull.
VENEZUELA.
The latest advices from Venezuela represent
tnat Inc revolutionists in that country contin-
ued their operations, but they had been badly
Defeated by Ges. Colina at Ocukara. Col.
fenta was killed in the engagement. The
Government troops had gained another VIC
'ory III uSht near the town Of Tuy.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
WASHINGTON.
GENERALS HANCOCK AND GRANGER BEFORE
THE me- .ACuMENT COMMITTEE.

GENERALS HANCOCK AND GRANGER BEFORE
THE IMlsACHMENT COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, March % Major Gen. Han
COCK and Major Gen. Gordon Granger were
betne the Impeachment Managers to-day
They were separately interr gated as TO any
conversations they had had with the Presi.
dent respecting military matters. The former
was espt ciallv asked the reason Of his coming
TO Washington by order Of the President
H.. stat d that he had previously asked to b,
relieved from the 9th Military District and to
be sent to st. LOUIS to wait orders, that the
Pr sident desired to converse with him on
that subject and the state of afflirs in Louisi.
ana. The President had said nothing to him
apart from these matters, nor had the Presi.
cent determined to relieve him from his pres
ent command.
NEW COMMANDER FOR THE FIFTH MILITARY
DISTRICT.
The President has this day directed the as
sisnment of Brevet Major General r. o. Blu
chanan, Colonel LIST Infantry, to duty accord
Ing 10 his brevet rank This ASST nment puts
MN In temporary command of the 9th Military
District, and undoubtedly settles the question
whether Gen. Hancock will return there OF
not
PosTPoNEMENT OF THE M'cARDLE CASE,
NEW YORK, March ga Washington
special says at consultation OF the Judges OF
the Supreme Court the McCardle case came
up ~ regular order for determination. A pro-
poslt'on was made to postpone further action
upon tne case until after the legislation now
pending before Congress to regulate appeals in
sucn cases shall have been concluded. This
Was Was oplected to by two Judges on the ground
sua. Tue court is not charged with oficia
knowiedge of mere tendency of such legisla-
uon, and that the Court could take no judicial
notice OF legislative action until Congress ha.
nnally passed bill and the same has becoms
y law In due form. A vote was taken on the
proposition TO postpone, aud six Judges voted
Tor postponement and two against il; so the
case goes over until after the Presidents pro.
sPective veto shall have been acted upon in
Congress.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
ASSirnee.s Sale

ASSignee'S Sale.
In the matter II N o. Cram, la Bankruptcy.
NOTICE il hereby given that l will sell ut public
~ or p ivate sac, At the office OF r. . Bal ey
Auctioneer: No 100 fore Street on Monday, he Is
dav OF april, ID 1868 at II o'clock in Il fore
al the right, title and interest th,t have isnee
OF n. O. Cram, bankrup, to the following real es-
tate loliows VIZ:
one q I in common and undivided of three lot.
Of land situate OIL the corner OF G ark aud miner
Streets, In said Portland, W th turce tenemens
thereon, owned ia mmon with A. & S. Sprop
and purchased of Thomas H Bre~n. A small goie
of land in We brook in the County OF Cumber and
situated on tie north side OF the cemetery contain.
ing aoout one ac 9.
Also the following articles of personal property,
wiz:
% shares of stock Port and Shovel Manufactur-
ing Compan,.
shares o. stock In Eastern Packet Company
shal es 81 ock in New York Steamship Conf any,
2<3 shares stock in Temiscouta Pine land COM
pany.
:, Execution Portland Manufacturing Co ppany vs..
Enos Woodard tor about $70J.99.
Execution Pori land Manufacturing Company vs.
Edward L. Stevens, for about $5,4O2 as.
Execn ion Portland Manufacturing COMPANY vs.
Stephen NJ. Wood for o. out S703.73.
GIRL NVIL44E NJ STEVENS,
marz3uot Assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

We learn, not Tor the first time, however iron, a
letter in the Bangor Wing and Cour err that Mr.
George Clifford, young August LAWYER las accent
ed situation on the editorial staff OF the Por.dnd
Press. Mr.. Clifford has been some time in that u-
aion, and has done some good SERVICE and is capa-
b e OF doing much more. Mr., q. is an e,rnest and
devoted student, and will be an acquisition TO Tie
editorial cvIpS OF Maine
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
III r All,
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

w
NEW York, March 23--The mail Steamship
Merrimac from Rio do Janeiro arrived this
morning. bringing files of papers to the 25 h
ut. As usual, Bio papers are nome tarily
Paraguayan Gibraltar, Humaita. MaIom,s
Cdxlas. General in Chief of the army, had had
conference with the Admiral, the result of
which had been an agreement or plan of stimuli
tane1us attack by land and water on Humai-
"a. It Is estimated that nine iron clads and
LOUD troops on land will make the attack.
Inc hrst effort will be to remove the chain
which is submerged across the river, of which
u rs thought the allies are prepared to accom-
push. When the reconnaissance was made. it
Is stated, this could have been eff ,cted if mon
to do. 'J '"i''u
The country Is much excited over the pro-
IonSed war, and seditiOus pamphlets have an.
peared in Rio against the government. a
Ministerial M! crisis was rumored, but apparently
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

4 IEs sn.d N iI.ra-a BE- a c.. s,rs.tf.
si-r-b n - a. - p 80 y, n a., tIo. flt-f
-. =. y ht-ist a. 81 . e. alr g. - Al
H.. : 90 ~ - ~ ~. en- - .srrrsat
49,, y. .epled. uAnWAf, nHhnnUEVx 49,
Des'pn, Aalc1 ~. les. m1i.ifis
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Q o Nj Nj Il eCEAL
New York Stock and Money ,,.rI.s,

NEW YORK, March 23-6 P. Nj Money yerv &C.
1--WE to The Close with Ill tie relief from form. strin-
eency call loans per cent, and in some cases the
same In goli. Gold closed heavy at 1881; Z a. per
cent PAID for ca rying Exchange dull and heavy al
logt. Governments closed heavy and lower. The
iollowns are the quotations coupon SIS 1881, 11O2
90 o's 1856, lO6; 1O-iC's, 1909; 1905. 1861.
Stocks-Owlng to the sfringency Of money the
brokers curtailed operations somewh. t, and there
was less excitement than of late. Pacific Mail 1881
igan Southern, SO; Cleveland s. Pittsburx 90i: Chi
Iago q North Western, G3; do PIE erred, TAI; Rock
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
House Wanted.
SO to $50 a Day Guaranteed.

f-OOD Agents wanted % insrraIrro arf NV
st ga SuUTTIk sEWING ma
NthNrN. stitch alike On trrh "a -. Nln anIr
urlt-ri1ss low gFCel rl1ri ~ IL re rrrftrf Ha
wv cHnsEn Naciinrs 90 frsfsns l. D. fls af en-
piof snfi4 &c AleItsqn ~ rF. fui PRIV -
anl mple Wfrs tITuisIIel lin ifar 1u q "a. ...
WlLSON q Co, b1sirn, Msas. irn lt-llm
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS enters on the new
year with full and able corps edto S. and with
q determination on the part OF he publ hers to
mae it meilt the large patronage it receiving.
Our merchants should consult their interests and
take 1T instead OF supporting the Boston daies en-
tiraIy
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

FINE AND LOS5 OF LIFE.
= MONTREAL, M rch 49, "A fire broke out ON
Saturday night in the building occupied by
Coughiin q Co., wine merchants. After the
flames had been partially extinguished an eY.
piosion took place, by which seven men WEI 9
Killed The cause II the explosion was not
learned. Messrs. Coughln & Co are held un-
Der arrest. Their loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
n, Lea.
TO Let,
PLEASANT Lodging Room to let at 81 Grow
street. mar23dlws. hentf
To Let.
House to Let.

PLEASANT apartment IN the new house No. ]
Ande son street, will be rem ted 10 a small iaml-
POSSESSION se immediately. apply at the hous<
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
MISSOURI.

MURDER OF THREE BROTHERS.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Three brothers named
Callen were found murdered at about five
miles from Denver, a week ago. The murder
was committed by travelling companion who
has escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

IrruIH tIt WaIsrViIIe LII, Oct. 25.1
The proprietors OF the Press are sparinx no ex-
pense in strengthening their ed oriaf force and in
improving their paper in every department. A irst
class daily may now be found without going out of
the State.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
MAR YGAND.

ARRIVAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-Jeff. Davis arrived
in this CITY this morning in the steamship
Cuba, from Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is as carefully made mp entirely Independent
paper II will contain
A complete Con OCCASIONAL and cgislastv
record from wecA 90 week, u summary
Of state News arr anx. d bv cOustaes,
an agricnl,nr-l department, coa-
tanning articles pr pared ex-
p essly tor ats c 0lu M ns,slae
shipping News Of iae
wrek ln fut', Market
Reports carr fatty
rev. ed 10 da Q
Of pubiica.
ton,
readable 9 'ory every week. and n pnye
OF en'crtaioi"g miscellany, togc,her
with the most importani CO -reApOna.
ence, reports and edifOrial-, aud
the latest tciegranilie iatciIi.
Eence from fhc daily
edition.
The Maine State Press is quarto paper, contain-
ing eight large page land is of the largest weekly
paie-s in the country. 1t will be FINISHED to sub
Scribers as heretofore, for two dollars n year.
To Clubs during the coming mpor ant year, we are
willing to offer lib ,ra reduction. To clubs of ten
,cs nil send the Maine State Press one near for
seventeen and ha.f dollars, and D tooy,e address,
for fifteen dollars, strictly in adoaace.
Spec men copies will be sent Tree to any address.
Address
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KENTlCKV.

coUNTER-cHARGE IN THE ENTERTAINMENT CASE.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-John w. Arnold,
Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
arrested on the aft lavit OF d. G. BLY,, charg-
ed with embezzline the funds of the company,
zing S60O0O
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
from the Lewiston journal, Ian q,

For the excellent synopsis of Legislative reports
which Will appear in our first edition during the
Maine Legislative sess,vn, we are indebted 10 the
Portland Press, which, with commendable enter
Prise, receives its report in special dispatches rom
the CAPT al.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

no Let.
For sale or To Let.

I'VE htst-class tn Ct story brick house. with free
Il stone tlimm ngs, nun Der thirCv five Hiol street
FOR particulars inquire at tie house iel9dtf
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Pressed HAY

THE underlined having taken TIE Oh nay
Il STAND receutiF occuTisi By A. y. Lgut slfs-
led on Union Strcei. nolr Commercial Is nov
realy 70 farai tho trade with ehsice Pressed Hay
az the lowest ra'ss.
SIMEON MALONE,
feb27dlm' Union Street, Portland. Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

TIE Po2TLASD DAILY PREss.-This sterling
journal has tor Milne reade ~ the advantages which
belong Iaper rel res. nting Name inteiesis and
IL presents sun mary OF q ent his ory Of the
world. The reports the proceedings OF Ccngress
are gwen at leng b. and the regular correspond, nts
at Washington and New Y Irk, re political and
comm'rciai capt. al o. the country have Lr long
tine gwen paoJi OF their alb lity.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

LOSE avn FOUSn.

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" arf'r s.fefis n urrlHr frrr.a -
y, - ssilsss rsssail'i sf isasin. D. = s. n -
mIT.aIa
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
NEW STABLE.

THE undersigned, formerly supernten1ept of Tho
horse kailr ad, respectfully INFORM his friends
anu the pub ic generally that he hs leased the new
>su0ic on PLAN sirees tor term of wears
whe no Will keep flrst-cla.s Boarding and Bali.
ing stable. ~
Also. constantly on hand good work horses and
gent,emen's driving h rses Tor sale, -NN
" Good Tcnms to Let
mar2idtf a. yuAruuu~
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Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED by
BROWN 8 BEADLE,
Solicitors OF
american and Foreign Patents


Mr.. Brown having had considerable experience as
dssiytanf Eromjaer in the Patent Office, Is veil nc
qulinted with the routine of business and the off,
cials therein. Messrs. d. n Is. will make prelmina-
ry examinations in the Patent Otfice. with view to
ascertain the Patentability Of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them tor that purpose; will
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish to
mase apple ,tens Tor Patents TOR their Inventions
hrerea.ons or reissues Of Patents already grant,
ed; will act as Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Pat MT 0fice, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the sonditon OF rejected applications when desired
to do so. and undertake the prescott OF such as
may be considered patentablt, and do whatever else
usually done by raGent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, he;ng in d.
rec. communication pi;b the leading Namyactwrs
aH1uer tac country. They are thus enabled to offer
superior inducements TO inventors to employ them,
being In condition both to obta Patents and to sci
he HIcbts.
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec of charge.
Office, - Federal Block,
Corner and Seventh Streets.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
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A TENEMENT OF three rooms for q smoll family
y without children. Thrust be centrally located
Address w. Il. Tenement. Portland, Post I flee
stating terms, location, &c. mar gdivs
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No. 81 FREQ street.
UphOlstcrine, Furniture, Repairing
PAcKIN5 AND SHIPPING FURNITURE.
nOsice, by
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Mar 2f-dtf
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a Army Medical Beard. 10 consist 81 surgeon
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NAV next Tor The examination Of ssifaut surueou.
Y. = Army. ior iryinoi n. emf Of anil ais ,or
aSEtk lon ibto the Medical staff o. The q - Arrnv
app ants mnsthe between n AM . W - ~ -
ell cslicge
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Z. - Army. and mus are The tai maine fgsii nee
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must e tnrnishct ift1c pi-iifsnt las In fLs
70 nc II s-rv &C. % the Army fudrE ne iia sar.
the ttct should te sIaiel, gel eF ~ hfs Gfturr
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airt te tlFwarieu.
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unaerz ing eNauiratlon, a. = an lna srsrsitis
prerequisite 20 nfspo nilneut TIE nult1r % yaCfn-
cics no eNst.ng IN the Neaicai Corls " ~. Arng
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81 ~ =. rewarded ~ isasing i q ~ IIsss Cnes