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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12

Teachers AssocTATIoN.-A regular
meeting of the Wheeling Teachers Asso-
citation was held in the room Of the Board
Of Education, Craugle's Block, on Satur-
day last, President Williams in the chair.
The Secretary called the roll Of mcm-
bcrs and the minutes Of the previous meet.
ing wercreadand apprOvedJ n. IN =
The chair called the attentioniof the
meeting to tho fact that OppprHlhitySotter
TO secure the services Of Prof. Kidd, the
distinguished elOCutiOnist, for course Of
lectures, to be delivered during the first
week in January, and expressed the hope
that tho teachers, in the public schools
would heartily cooperate with others in
terestcd, in measures necessary to carry
the arrangement into effect. Professor
Morton, Of the Female College, being
called upon, stated that he had been in
correspondence with Hon. yA. D, Will
lialns, Observation-Disclosures Of Schools,
with reference to this matter, that he felt
deeply anxious that it should be accom-
plishcd, and was ready to pledge the CO.
operation of the college faculty, with the
principals and teachers OF tile public
schools and the school officers, in
measures required TO effect the
object He furthermore offered the
use of the main hall in the
College building for the purpose. Re-
marks in approval Of tho measure were
made by tic principals of the Schools,
and by some Of the lady teachers. and
the following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted.
ReWIHd, /, That We invite Rev. n. d.
Williams, Superintendent OF the free
schools Of this State, to secure the servt.
ccs Of Prof. Kidd, 10 deliver course of
lectures on Elocution, in this city, under
his auspices, during the first week OF Jan
uary ensuing.
9. That, US members Of the Wheeling
Teachers Association, VIC pledge our per
sOnal support and encouragement TO such
a course Of lectures. .a.f
3. That II committee OF three be Ap.
pOintedtO cooperate with Superintendent
Williams and Prot Morton, in making all
the necessary arrangements for the pro-
posed course Of lectures on ElOcution.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Hall,
Bmdy and Tuttle on the committee, On
motion, tlic President OF the Association
was added to the committee 90
Mr.. Snowdcn, Chairman Of the ExeCu'
tive Committee, announced the pro-
gralnme Of regular exercises for this oc-
Casion, as follows: ''- -
|. Essay by Miss J. NJ. Wiley, Of the
Seventh Ward School. ..-...-k.yr.
9. Address by 2. G. Bundy, Principal
of Washington First Ward) Schools.
Miss Wiley proceeded to read n very
entertaining and well composed essay, en-
titled "Our Association" which was fol-
lowed by commendatOry remarks from u
number Of persons present
Prof Bundy read an excellent paper,
entitled progress" which was well;
wOrded, and rCpletc with entertaining and
instructing matter. The address was fol-
lowed by able criticisms from Rev's Boyd,
Hall, and others. n
The Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittec announced the following for the
next regular meeting: Essay BY a lady
member; Lecture, by Prot, Stevenson,
Principal of the Madison SChOOls-sub-
jccts optional. ,........
On motion. the Association adjourned.
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ACCIDENT TO THE ARGosY.-During the
"trip of the Argosy to Pittsburgh. last
week, she broke her wheel shaft u mile or
two below that city. She was compelled
to lay up until new one could be made
aud put in. a'aa n,.s apd
The Argosy seems to be unfortunate
when in the Pittsburgh trade. Several
weeks since, in rounding out from the
whdrf at that point She collided with
tow boat, tearing off a portion Of her
guards and otherwise injurfng herself.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 10.

UT' LOUIoI DVVVHIOVI 4V'
A long standing suit against the old
Pashal House Literary Association for
Government tax was decided yesterday
by judgment in favor Of the Govern
ment for $4,000.
JohniArmstrpDg and Charles Jolly, al.
legged murders Of the Lapcrc family, near
P0tosi, last month, and who were sent to
St. Louis some days ago to protect them
from lynchers, will be sent to POtosi, to.
day, for trial in charge OF a,possc Of mi
litia, ordered out by Gov. McClurg, arm.
cd. The posse cOmitatHS is to aid Sheriff
Clerk. Washington county, TO preserve
order and protect the prisoners
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

s'"zn .'. LONDON, December 8.
A dispatch from Aberdeen states tha
the steamship Union, Of the North Ger
man line, was broken alnidships off Rot
tay Head. Little Of the cargo will b
saved. ~.t -'
Great disappointment Is felt here IN con
sequence Of Grant not having taken q
q stronger position against England on the
Alabama claims and fishery questions.
a telegram 10 tho London Times from
Berlin states that official invitations to the
conference in London on the Eastern
Question have been dispatched TO tho re-
speCtive Governments who signed the
treaty of 49, ..a''. 'gai
All American ENJOYS arc instructed Il
refrain from taking any collective ster
which would interfere in any way in the
conference Of the European powers on the
Eastern or Franco German question.
Later advices from China have been re-
ceived to-day at the Foreign Office. The
news is serious. The Government has
been informed that more hostile demon
strations have been made against. Chris
tians at Tien.Tsin.
20 It is reassertcd to-day that the Russian
Government has ordered from AmeriCa
100 mitrailleuses and million metallic
cartridges: @ -
p The Times to-day has a striking and
conciliatory editorial on the subject ol
the Alabama claims. 1t asks no indem
nifty for the insults heaped upon England
in consequence Of tho depredations OF the
Alabama, but Graves settlement Of thu
claims, not merely because they are just
but Tor the purpose Of inaugurating III
cru Of better feeling and closer unity DO
tween tho United States and Grea
Britain. a' r.- ..
The Morning Post to-day secs no hope
Of better relations with the United States
It says that English Americans avoid o.
are driven from political life, while men
like Gen. Butler WELD political influence
and ostcntatious courtesy is shown &C
tions supposed to bc unfrtendly to Eng
land. .asas .l...'..
.a Five hundred cases Of guns, Colts man
ufaCturc, which were seized by the Gov
ernlnent on their arrival here from Amer
ica, have been delivered to the consignec
BERLIN, Dec. s.
The king of saxony has significd his
acceptance of thc, proposal made by thC
king of Bavaria regarding the title Of En-
pcr0r of Germany. The North German
Parliament has approved the ledea
treaty with Bavaria. Amendments werC
rejected.
a special to the World, dated London
the 9th, says: An influential committee
has been formed here, with Thomas
Hughes us chairman, including many
Ofthe representative mon, for the purpose
Of obtaining all possible security for thu
maintenance OF peace with America. The
committee which was formed sometime
since, considers 1t inexpedient TO take
public action until tho Eastern question l.
settled. The impression is prevalent thu
tho extreme Canadian view OF the fishery
dispute cannot be sustained
The proposal to pay the Alabama
claims Is regarded as big job, concOctet
by clique who have already purchased
claims ut small figures, intending thereby
to make 100 per cent. They arc confident
that the government would rather have
such large orders and make the grievance
seem greater. ".
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New York Produce Market.

NEW York, December 10.
CoTroN- and prices a shade lower; mid.
FLoUR-PrivGte advlcos were more unfavorable
than public ones; $5 O0D6 10.
+, GRAIN-WheAt dull; h0ldersAnxlouB to sell; No,
spring Chicago at 81 3S01 8S]<; red amber
81 19SDI Is. RyO 0Sc. Oats 6lk@69A. Corn
demand fair and market hrm; new 77(b9oC, old
83c; 20. f.'. NI HIt r.l tf'f
= Provisions pork, $40 GS0lO 80 future
delivery. Beef moderate trade demand. Cut
meats nominal. Bacon Arm. Lard unchanged.
EGds-Demand fair and market arm; fresh $50
3ic lined 28lD25c. 700
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.

...r b, ..a CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
Ii. Wall, city solicitor OF CovingtOn,
was found dead yesterday, in his Office.
From appearances, he tcIl from his chair
from paralysis, while writing The verdict
Of a jury. ,
A Petition by Messrs. Mccullough and
Kennedy, OF this city, has been presented
TO- Judge Lcavitt asking that Peter
Schwah, Of Hamilton, Butler Co, o., u
wealthy manufacturer md dealer In whis-
XIV, he declared bankrupt. No action has
vet been taken in the matter.
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shipwrecks in the Gulf and Pacific

= LAM CL4 , i l'N't A(CGSthoOI I've
The cable from Puna Rosa to Key
West, connecting with the Cuban cable,
has been disordered for few days
A steamer has arrived at Punta Rosa
from Havana, bringing the following i'm
portant intelligence: y O. p. -
T Advices from Aspinwall -togthe 9th
inst, have been received The weather
was frightful, and reports Of shipwrecks
were constantly coming in. The Ameri-
can schooner Scuddcr, was totally lost
The crew were saved. Tho schooner Idn
wasqlso lost. A sailorwas washed over
hoard from the Isabella, and drowned.
The steamer Henry ChQuncey, from New
York, made three Intellectual attempts to
got. into the harlor on tho 3d inst, and at
lust went to sea by the fury Of the storm,
The tug Grumpher PhilO, which smiled
on the ID inst, is supposed to have been
lost, with all on board 1t is feared that
the Chilian steamer Limari, has been lost
in tho South Pacific, with all on board.
Several steamers In this liarbOr, (Aspin.
wall,) won't to sea tor safety
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Thursday, December 90, 1870,


HNRUSTEES SALE. .Ii'II i..!.
L BY virtue OF. o deed OF trust made on the
99d day OF March, 1870, by Walker Hunter and
Mary his wlIc. TO Thomas Il. Logan, Trustee, and
recorded in the office 0f the Recorder of Ohio
county In Decd Book No, d, page 61B, will sell
at public sale to the Highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
Saturday, December 81, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following described real
estate viz: A certain house and lot situated in
the city Of Wheeling and At the date OF said deed
OF trust occupied by George W. BAggs, aud
bounded thus: Beginning At the north east corn
or, corner tO lot sold by said Hunter 10 Mrs LOF.
Ing; thence running sou til with tho line OF Huron
street, thirty (30) feet: thence west ono hundred
and twenty-five u2S) feet 10 Peach alley, thence
north thirty (30) feet: thence east one hundred
and twenty i've feet u9b) feet to tho beginning.
TERMS or SALE CASH. Title believed good but
selling as Trustcc shall only convey such title
AS IL vOstedln mo by said decd Of trust.
THOMAS II. LOGAN,
DOV20-S Trustee,
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Financial and Commercial.
New York money and slOek Market

: TIT ----- INV AVTkIAt 37ENVIEL7VtT Tue
Gold was more firm and active to-day at from
1iO1f6OIll4. Loans 2[p6 per cent. ClGaranceS
to-day $05, ,OOO, 900. Money IL easier at 5l1G per
cent on call The attempts to make the market
artl1clalIy strong seem to have beCn entirely
abandoned. The bank statement for the past
week ia moro favorable, there having been loss
in the total reserve Of about g. $50 900, aVainSt
reduction In the total liabilities Of about $3.50 00O
Stocks were generally 1rm, with Western Union
Telegraph as the favorlte, which advanced to
were received here to-day from Philadelphia TO
the effect that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany had leased the Camden d Amboy Railroad.
Securities OF both companies were higher In
Philadelphia to-day, which gave some color 10 the
srrn1rSn RxcuANnE-Rankcrs, bills nt 0.
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sTERlIXo ExcuAN0E-Bankcrs bills at o.

STATE SECURITTEs-Missourl,9 Wy; Tcnneseee,
old, 6lA; new, 10: Virginia, new, 61H; old, GS;
srocKs-WcstGrn Onion Telegraph, 46; Adams
Express, 65K; Wells, Fargo q Co., 3JH; hcr'
chants Union, 40; United States. 3tAi PaCilc
Mall, 42H; New York Central, 9lh; do scrip
80; Eric, AX; Harlem, 1888; Reading, 1855
los; Northwestern, IS; do preferred, IS; Rock
Island, lOSX; New jersey Central, l08A; 81
Paul, cox; do preferred, BlX; Wabash, 5lh;
do preferred, u; Fort Wayne, PIX; TerFc HGutGr,
%; Chicago and Alton, 1I5iG; Ohio & Mississippi,
Burlington aud Quincy, l69; Lake Shore, 9ak;
IllInniG Central 1874.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
AN ENGLISH MINISTER AT LAST.

IL q" Il New YoRK, Dec. TO-
Tho 7ribunSs Washington correspond
ent tclcgraphed last night; The subject Of
the English mission is no longer in doubt.
have the highest authority for saying
that the mission has been finally rendered
to General Schcnck and that he has &c
cepted it. The. time OF his departure for
England has not yet been fixed but it is
believed he win sail within three weeks
His appointment will be officially promul.
gated in n short time, when his name will
be sent to the Senate, for confirmation.
The President several weeks'ago.during
General Schenck's visit to this. city, asked
him If he would accept the appointment,
andtit was onlywitllin atortnlght thathc
decided to accept it, and has so informed
the President, q >
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SENATOR DRAKE, Of Missouri, Is cred
ited with the statement that he WILSON
resign his place in the Senate, to accept
an appointment as Chief Justice of the
Court of Claims, for which he will be
nominated this week.
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Chicago Market.
CnICAao, December 10.

CHICAGO, December TO-
FLouR-QuIOt and leaa arm:
GRGIN-WheaE No. spring Chicago quiet
M n. thiE HiteFnOOil dull hut unchanged. Corn
No. : mixed dull, closing at 4SKc, this afternoon
al iSc, Oats No. dull, closed quiet at tS1Gb8SAc.
Rye dull and prices have declined H1ic; NO;
Al 67XG66sc, Barley, spring No. 9, dull at dc.
Hods-Drcssed hogs quletAt 00IHc; live easy
dArTLE-QnIct and unchanged
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Village Burned in Illinois.
-l-wl,-L- y C1ncAoo, Dee. Il.

OHICAuo, DcC' IL
A good share ofthc village Of Rochelle,
fifty miles west Of Chicago. was destroy
cd by fire this morning. Fourteen busi.
ness places were burned, including the
Union Block. Loss $4,000. Insurance
500 600 f.r."
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Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 10.
The store Of j. G. Moore & Co., coal
oil dealers, II. B. Warden, tin ware, and
Dusdaum & BuchnroCh, clothing, on 9nd
street below Arch street, were damaged
by fire this morning. Loss $4,000 {
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Tho Broken Cable.
HEARr's CONTENT, Dec.

49, HEARTS CONTENT, Dec. 10.
A heavy northeast storm is prevailing.
The wind Is blowinga gale with fog aud
rain. The sea is running high, and there
Is no prospect Of graphing the cable to-
day.
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Our Relations with Canada-.Thrcats
OF Closing the Welland Canal TO
U. s. Commerce..

~
OF Closing the Welland Canal TO
U. s. Commerce..
rE" -''J ToRoNTo, Dec. 10.
The following special from the scat Of
government appeared in the l6Iegraph
this morning: ac..agH. .i.-r
an view of tho threatened adoption
ofthe President Grant, Butler n0n-intcr-
commercial policy towards Canada, inClu-
ding tho Withdrawing Of the bonding sys-
tem, 1t is interesting to. know the numcr-
Gus accommodations which Cadada has
afforded the United States, by permit
ting that country to have the free use Of
the WelIand canal. In theyear ending the
Both OF June last no less thsn 1854 Amer
lean steam and sailing vessels, with u kpn-
mage Of 7G5, ,742 tons, passed through the
canal. Withdrawing the bonding privil-
cge would, 1t iscurrently believed ,ucCes-
sarily entail like withdrawal of the use
Of the Welland canal to American vessels,
which. course would affect most -disas-
tfously tho cities Of Chicago. Cleveland,
OswcgO and Ogdensburg."
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PhiladeIphia Market.
PH1IApHLPHlA. DoeembeE 10.

.Hsr PHILADELPHIA, December 10.
FLouR-QuIet and unchanged.
0RAIN-Wheat demand good At fall prices; In.
diana rcd at 81 Is; Ohio 81 8s6l 4Q. Corn and
oats unchanged
OILS-Pctroleum, crude, lSc; refined, 29kC.
WUsKY-9ln9@C,
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PORTER TO he CONFIRMED.

tItis thought by those in position q be
well informed that Admiral Porter's
chances OF being confirmed by the Senate
are growing, now that the President has
expressed Ills earnest desire that 1t should
be done. Some Senators who would In
all probability have voted against Porter
more from indifference than well founded
objections, arc, now known TO favor the
confirmation because President Grant
wishes it.
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FUNERAL OF Gen. wALBRIDGE,
WAsn1NeToN, De. II

Tho funeral of the late Hiram Wal
bridge took place to-day from ilngleside,
several miles from Washington. Presi-
dent Grant, accompanied by his Secretary,
Gen. Porter, and all the membersot tic
Cabinet, with the exception OF Postmas-
r-General Creswell, who is absent from
the+city, were present, together with q
number Of members OF both Houses Of
Congress and other gentlemen OF promi-
neuce. and many ladies.
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Dispatch from King william.

DI'F"NVH AAVI31 NNE"b ~
, h'Autr t4g BERLIN, Dec. g.;
King William telegraphs under date Of
to-day to Queen Augusta:
"Thcre was severe and successful fight
ing yesterday near Meung. More resist:
ance is expected there. Onegun, several
mitrailleuses -unl 100 prisoners were
taken, The sanitary condition Of the
army in the field has taken very faTora-
ble turn e -Gath.z, rrr
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Government of the Grand Duke that In
consequence of It's having allowed n vic.
lation Of the neutrality Of the Grand
Duchy by the French, Prussia Is NO longer
bound to respect the neutrality OF theter-
ritorY ol Luxembourg. -..... ..,
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NOTICE,

M Office.
In. Notice ls hereby given that application
will be made by or on behalf OF the Council Of
theCity Of Wheeling to the Legislature OF tho
State OF West Virginia. at It's next session, In
january, 1871, for the passage Of act to change
and extend tho boundaries Of tho city OF Wheel
Ing so as TO include the territory contained with.
In the following limits Beginning on the Ohio
river at GpOlnt on the Western Or Ohio shOrGo op-
poste to MarShalls coal bank, near the river, In
Washington township, Ohio county, West Viz
glnla thence by = direct line crossing the river
and running In a eontheasterly direction. passing
by the entrance 10 said coal bank TO tho northeast
corner OF the StGenrOd bridge across Wheeling
creek; thence bya direct line in q BOuthwGstorly
direction to the mouth Of Frazler's run, In Richie
township In said county or Ohio: thence due
south to the south line Of Ohio county; th0lco
west with the line between the counties or Ohio
and Marshall, crossing tho Ohio river 10 the west
ern or Ohio shore; thence up said sh ,rC accord
ing to the several mcAndgrs OF the river to the
beginning. g. W. B.,ALLISON,
A. G. QUAGtltIER,
t.. I.I H. -EI' j. II. HALL. aa Elp
....., j. NJ. MAXWELL,
.| p. NJ. POLLOCK, '
{ Special Committee Of Council Of Wheeling.
= y,
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.n ar5-urfrn.!r BRUSSELS, Dec. 8.
IL IL rumored hero that Prussia has In.
formed the GoYernment'or Luxembourg
that she is no longer bound by tho treaty
Of 1877
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A dispatch from Amsterdam says atcl.
egram from Luxembourg states that the
Prussian Government has informed tho
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Special Committee Of Council VI Wheeling.
December 5th, 1870. dec1.OaW
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BUFFALO, Dec. ..
The Secretary read tho following letter
from the Postmaster General: .0
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

"THRY MET BY CHANcE."-This is the
sort OF thing that happens In Cincinnati street
cars: A lady entered the car and seated her
self between two gentlemen. Presently one
Of the gentlemen glanced at the lady and
their eyes met. For a second each stared at
the other. Then the gentleman said, "Why,
Maud, where did you come from :" The lady
answered, From St. Louis-just arrived
going to join ma at Pittsburg." Further
conversation ensued: "Frank, married yet:"
" No, Maud, are you - "No, thank God. !"
Have you stopped Drinking" Haven't
touched drop since we separated, and never
shall" "Oh, you've been true to your prom
Use ," Yes, Maud, and can now repeat
those words you once forbade ?" "No, it 10
not worth while; they written in my heart. !"
Well. then, you'El@l:" A blush from
the lady, and . faint "Yes."
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nR. GLYNN Of Plaeerville, -
IL California, may be found At his Office l1l5313
over 0ibson's 'Saxerac'' Saloon, where he will be
pleased to wait upon al who may desire his SER
VICES in any line Of Dentistry.
All work Neatly Done and War.
raAtoA - give 0atloHaetloA.
Advice Hrss. ChloeoCorm administered II Do.
Gired.
Csrsoe, esptsmAsr II. 1850.
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RAIN.-At last we are having an abund-
ance of rain. The stormis very far extended,
reaching all over the coast SO far as heard
from. 1t SHOWS in the mountai ms while the
rain Pours down in the valleys. This PROM
ises such crops of farm and mine products as
were feared would be wanting to the coming
season. Just such a rain as has fallen here
IS what has long been wanted-warm, steady
and waking. Spring is upon US for we have
heard the welcome warning voice of the
meadow lark and he is the best and surest
weather prophet of these ATTITUDES. Our
neighbsrs over the mountains are rejoicing
over their assured good prospects and the
Nevada farmers and river drivers are no less
jubilant over the coming of this opportune
dispensation. Dry, warm, open winters are
a rare and delightful blessing when they end
as this one promises to do-with an abund-
ance Of what we need and expect during that
season.
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Tssss were ten thousand people
present At the Camilla Urso Festival on
Tuesday. Big success.
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CnIB1 JusrIcB HIHHAs, Of Connect,
cut, 10 dead.