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American IntelliGenco.
NOON DISPATCHES.

MOB LAW VS.. FIRE sPEECH-YERD1cr ON
MAINE RAILROAD ACCIpENT-ADUsR OF
PARDONING POwRR-ADJUsTMENT OF A
FEUD-FRIENDLY sUIT-EsCApE OF CON-
v1OTs FROM SING sING-ARREsT AND
BAIL OF wEsTFIELD OFFICIALS, AC., &c.
SARATOGA, August 16.-Senator Blaine
spoke here tonight, arraigning the De-
mocratio party, which he accused of pre-
venting the establishment OF peace in
the country, and made particular refer
ence to the New York Democracy as ex-
amples of falsity. to religious freedom,
etC. .iA 'laI 5t,,.
OaDENsBuRa, N. Y, August 18.-
Thomas Daley, a railroad contractor, led
o mob of Irishmen, who made an attack
last night on Baron Decamin. The hall
which the Baron had engaged to lecture
in, Tor which he had paid, has beeh re-
fused him. Great excitement exists.
The Baron has published protest
against the violation Of free speech and
religious liberty. \. y.
Prince who has been here for several
months, seeking an education, is dying
of consumption.
!, A youth in attempting to shoot an
Encle who was chastising him, 81. It his
mother, fatally.
BANGOR, August 1.-THE Coroner's
verdict in the Maine Central Railroad
disaster condemns the Railroad Commits.
etoners and employees for the imperfect
inspection Of structures.
IoPEKA, August 17.-Mrs. Scales and
Mr.. Ford. convicted of numbering Mr..
] Scales, and sentenced to be hung to-day,
have been cotamuted to imprisonment
for life. The Judge and jury refused to
I sign the petition for Communication. The
Governors action causes surprise, as the
convicts confessed the crime, and there
were no extenuating circumstances.
!. NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WAsHINaToN, August 17.-The Presi.
dent has recognised Emelia Brylle as the
Nicaraguan Consul at New Orleans,
Mr.. Brunot declines the Indian Com
missioncrship.
Probabilities Southerly wind, with
local storms. is probable for Friday
North and West of Illinois. Olear
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FINANCIAL AND oommEnoIAL.

~I----~t scs. cSc - q
!, sLoNDaN, Augast 17ANoon.-Odpsola
93H. Bonds 931S: Weather favorable.
Bullion increased 100000.
FRANKFORT. August 17.-Bonds 96%.
PARIS. August 17.-Rentes 55f. 500.
L1vERPooL5 August 17-3 P. M.-Cot-
t9n opened hrmer, and has advanced
since since 1nononnoI;nplands nno; So; Orleans 915;
sales l8. COO bales; speculation and export
1000; sales on ship named from New
Orleans 91.
LONDON, August 17-Eyening. Con
soils 9311. Bonds 93a1.
LIVERPOOL. August 17-Eyenino l.
Cotton closed strong-uplands S1s; Or.
loans 91s.
New YonK. August 17--Noon.
dull and declining. Wheat dull and
heavy. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork
dull 1925. Lard steady, at 9(0
"a. Cotton steady middlipg uplands
1879; Orleans 1877; sales 1900 bnIes.
Freights firm. Stocks very quiet and
dull. Governments dull and strong.
Money easy, at 3. Gold steady, at - AZ.
Exchange long 9L; short 1Osl.
z P. M.-Money unchanged. Sterling
099as. Gold 1259@1234. Governments
% 2Os advanced 80; 81s 10; 62s
14a4. States exceedingly dull, except
new South Carolinas-Tennessees 75l6
new 1878. Virginias G2I@; new II.
Louisinnas 65; new GO; levees 60; 8s
S3. Alabamas 100; 5s 81. Georgias SO
rs 81. North Carolinas As; new 26.
South Caroliaas 70; new 90. Cotton in
fair demand, chiefly for export; sales
$3.50 bales-nplands 1877. Flour
Southern dull and dropping; common to
fair extra 5.3G(@6.50; good to cLoice
6.5o99. 90. Whiskey 05@9515. Whea,
irregular-winter red Western 1.3S0
lao; old l.44s4@1.46. Corn heavy, at
66@67. Hice 81a@9l5. Pork dull. at
l3. 259l3.37. Lard strong-kettle 9M.
Freights firm. 'N
C1Nc1NNAr1, August 17.-Flour and
corn dull. Pork -l2. 25 offered. Lard-G
asked. Bacon quiet nnd unchanged.
Whiskey higher, at 80.
LOUISVILLE. August Provisions
only small order business. Pork 1900.
Whiskey 96.
ST.. Louis, August 17.-Whiskey 80
Pork quiet, at 1900. Bacon dull-shoul
ders 81; clear rib 71a@8. Lard 9T@
924.
AUGUSTA, August l7.-Cotton steud,
-middling 18la@lS24.
MEMPHIS, August l7.-Cotton firmel
''4o NV iAAS ooh AulStuIluS ~. r.....
GALVESTON, August 17-Cotton irregu
lar good ordinary 153l; receipts 25c
bales; stock 7,24O.
BALTIMORE, August 17.-Flour dull
aud weak. Wheat firm. Corn-white
70@77; yellow G5@67. Provisions and
whiskey unchanged. Cotton opened
heavy but closed middling 1917
receipts 63 bales; sales G3; stock l 1872.
MOBILE. August l7.-Cotton quiet
middling l71s; receipts 27 bales; sale.
200: stock ALL.
BosToN, August 17.-Cotton strong
middling 1915; receipts $50 bales; sale.
$50; stock 1000.
NoRFoLK. August 17.-Ootton dull
middling l6la; receipts 30 bules; stocl
427.
NEW oRnEAss, August 17.-Flou
quiet. at 4.7506.5O Corn unchanged
Pork dull. at a %; 14O0 refused. Ba
con irregular. at 71a@Sa.l. Lard un
changed. Coffee stiff. at 14l%Ml6
Others unchanged. Cotton very firm
and holders asking higher rates; receipt.
l36 bales; sales 500; stock $3.50.
WMMINaToN, August 17.-Cotton un
settled -middIing nominaly 1S; stool
500 bales.
CHARLESTON, August 17.-Cotton firm
er-middiing 161sMl7; receipts 81 bnles
sales 100; stock 2 .75l.
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$500 REWARD,

II 4s
ETHEREAs information has reached this
~! Office that. on Tuesday night, the 1st
OF August, wilfnl and deliberate murder
was perpetrated in tho Forks OF the Edisto,
on the person OF JACK PERRY, g citizen of
OraDgeburg County; and whereas there is
sntr4ng n reason to suspect that MtLLEDGE
PORTER and HANSFORD PORTER, resid-
ing In the County OF Barnwell. were cogni-
zant OF, II not participant in, said murder:
nE1T' NoT' H4herefore. Tno En- be it known that Ro-
aforesaid, in order that Justice may DO done.
and and the majesty OF tho law vindicated. do
reward Of FIVE H6kDREp H6kH:EAi5ed, DohGARs Gnf For
the apprehension and delivery Of the aaid
Miiledge Portor and iiansford Porter, or
proof to convict.
In testimony Whereof. have h.rerntc eet
my hand. and caused tho Great Seal
IL. 8 ] OF the State to DO affixed, this 10th
day OF August, A. D. 1871 and i'll tho
ninety-sixth year OF tho independence
OF the United States Of America
AOBERT 4. SCOTT, Governor.
August 18
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!, Four Hundred Dollars Rewardl !

f{fHE above reward Nill be paid for tho re-
i turn pt tho Money and Notes stolen from
mir. W. G. McGregor on the night OF tho 18th
inst, or 383 per cent. on all nlvney, and poaues-
tiohs asked; or we will pay the above reward
Tor information that may lead to the recovery
OF tho Money and Notes and the conviction
OF the robbers. All persons are warned
against trading for any notes OF duo bills pay
able to us; also against trading for an order
on the County Treasurer OF Charleston, in
favor OF Peter B. Hedges, for 1916; and one
on the State Treasurer for $l8. in favor OF =
Robinson. GEIGER il McGREGOR.
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Tax N Notice.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, RIcHLASD Co.,
COLUMBIA. s. c., June %, 1871.
1 pursuance OF All Act OF the General AS.
Il semhly. at its last session. my office in Co.
lumbia will be open, ON and utter 1st dav of
July next, to August 20. to receive the returns
OF Personal Property OF the taxpayers of This
County for tho year 1871. Blanks can lie oh.
tanned at this Office, in the Court House.
Taxpayers arc required to enter on blanks
all transfers or purchases Of real estate, and
also all now buildings erected since last return.
turns, the County Auditor is compelled, by
law, to charge them with tho return of the
previous year aud add fifty per cent. thereto
ns penalty. NJ j. CALNAN
Juno 29 auditor Richland County
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Martin Goss, Assistant foreman OF
Fire Engine No. 80, stole watch and
chain from the body Of one Of the West
held victims, as he was assisting in TAX
ing 1t from the water. The fact was dis
covered last week, and Goss has been
dismissed from the department.
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A Few reaaons why they should have the
IA preference over all others:
/. Wheeler * Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any OF the others; re-
curing less than half tho amount OF ma
ohinery.
g As tho result OF this simplicity, this MA.
chine is much less liable than the others to
got out Of repair.
greater durability.
4. Another result ia less friction, and, con-
sc1eently, greater csSG ana. rapidly OK no.
lion, with less noise.
8. And greatest of all, that 1t uses no Shut.
tie, and makes the lock stitch
II is tho cheapest to buy tho best. Buy the
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora-
Dly won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
mere T,i than twenty years has tho Wheeler 4
wilson not only stood first and foremost but
now stands tho un1ivalled Sowing Machine OF
tio enlightened civilized world Buy the ma
cline that has been thus tested and proved,
ana thon you are sure to get tho best. For
SAFE on the easiest possible terms Sales
room Main street, scc0nd door below TuGSIX
Office, Columbia. s. G.
Us. PURSlEY, Agent.
e.. WHITE. General Southern agent.
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New Books! New Books!! New Books!!!

New Books! New Books!! New Books.!!
THHE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOs. JET.
4 FERSON. BY his granddaughter, Sarah
N. Randolph. $3.50.
"reminiscences Of Fifty Years. By Mark
Boyd. s1.15.
Sat Last" A Christmas in tho West In
dies: BY Charles Kingsley, with many illus
trations. 81.
lhe Life Of Hernando Cortez. Dy Arthur
Helps. $3.50.
Light and Electricity" BY J. T5ndall.
Tho Coming Race; or, The New Utopia.
Six Boys. A Mothers Story BY tho Anne
rican Tract Society. $1.25.
:. The Earthly Paradise. A Poem. BY Will
liam I'M Morris. Three volumes. t45O.
mErneetine." By George Sand. 75s.
Terrible Temptation. by Chas. Rcado. SOC.
Also, largo selection of now Novels by the
beat authors, just received and for sale at pub
lther H'prices, by BRYAN & MCOARTER.
Columbia Must Do a Larger Business.
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Fan and Winter Importation---1871.
r. [ B B o N S WI.
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO..

MPORTERS and jobbers Of Bonnet. Trim
4 ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet silks.
Satins S..a, and velvets, blonds, Netts, Grapes,
nnuches, n flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw
trimmed. Shaker Hoods, DC.
~ and 239 baltimore street, baltimore, lfd.
Oher the largest stock to be found in this
country, and unequalled in choice variety and
novelties. Orders solicited and prompt atten-
tion given. Aug II 1as
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Health Of Horses, Mules, Cows.

SlCkSESS and death OF stock is one If tho
~ greatest tdisconragenients of the farmer.
The cause OF their death may be beyond our
control, but very many cases indeed, nine
cases out OF ton, the disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Dorangement OF the Bowels.
Debility. Where this is the caso wa alwa vs.
have remedy at baud: HEINITSH'S GER
MAN HORSE POWDER. With this grcat
horse medicine you arc protected from loss.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Ovcr-worked
horses, no better preventive medicine can be
given. Tryit. For sale only by
+. II. HEINITSH,
July + Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
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Fresh Arrivals.
2OO BARRELS FLOUR, fro common
cOO to finest qualities.
tierces Hams. of the celebrated "Orange"
and Diamond" brands
Smoked I'oef, Smoked Beef Tongues.
Picked Beef hounds.
Toasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, I.a-
guayra and lilo Coffees.
ALSO,
a full and well-sslected stock of fresh
TEAS, and other Staple and Fancy Groceries,
For sale low. GEO. SYMMERS.
August 16 ---
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Columbia Must Do a Larger Business
Extra Preparation for q Mig Trade.

HAVING put our Retail Houee in order, we
are now prepared to show our customers a
FULL LINE OF GOODS, in every depart
ment, which will be largely rcplenishcd by
every steamer with choice and aeasonable
goods. unrivalled for quality, styles and prices.
One Of the firm is now in New York looking
after the interests Of our customers. Wc in
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter the best
stock nf goods ever opened in Columbia, at
prices to suit all.
We keep only standard mnkee OF goods 6i.
rect from manufacturers and importers, and
sell to every one alike, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con-
tain choice stock OF goods, in quality and
patterns.
Big li- /, of DoMEsTICs always on hand
W. D. LOVE 4 CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
". D. LOVE.
3. Il. McCnEERY. Aup Q
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Most Useful Invention OF theAgel
The FAN AND FLY DRIVER!

INVENTED By F. al. HUNT.
PATENTED MARCH 81, 1871.
HIHIS Machine, which ia now offered for
Il sale, surpaases any Of its age. It is use-
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl cnn
operate Ir T With it. For tho table, it has not an
equal. For the sick room, it stands unrival-
value is inestimable; az it fans to rest the
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should be without one.
AS iaoor-saving. Machine it saves the hire
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
active. energetic man can mako more money
at. It is the Machine for the times. 81 ZOO, 600
worth VIII be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can make from SIS TO s1OO per week
clear of all expenses. Can be seen at T.
Sulzbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richand County.
July 2S P.O. Address, Columbia,
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Thornwell's Collected Writings,
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes.
Il em6ellished with DR.. Thornwell's por.
Memories OF PatInos. By MacDuff. 90.
The Conservative Reformation and it's The.
ology. By Rev. Charles 2. Krowth, D. D. IS.
The Unseen World. BY Rev. Dr. Stork. ST.
NEW NOVELS,
Pink and White Tyranny. BY Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe. $3.50
Her Lord and Master BY Florence Mary.
att. 50 cents.
Won. not Wooed. By the author Of Bred in
the Bone, &c. 50 cents. >>-'-' -
35 cents. o
Uniform edition OF Grace Aguilor's Works.
such as Mothers Recompense, Vale Of Cedars
Sc.. at 81 per volume -
!ne above books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt OF price
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
AuRnst BoOksellers
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Standard Medicines.
HE[NITSH'S Great Blood Medicine
HI QUEENS DELIGHT.
Heinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted.
Heinltsh' . German Horse Powder.
IIeinitsh's Crimson letter Wash.
Acinitsh's Tar aud Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
Heinitsh's Quaker Liniment
Heinitsh;s Stanley Cough Syrup.
Let the people try them. They stand or fall
upon thoterdictof the people,. To this test
the proprietor invites tho searching discrimi-
nation of all. For salo only at
HEINITs HIS Drug Store,
Jniy7 + Opposite Phu,nx Office.
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TO CLOSE.

lHE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
g Slaughter y Counter,
Aud are offered at
RUINOUS PRICES
To closo them out
Black and White GRENADINE sHAwIs
(very pretty.)
Satin. Striped. Silk and Wool SHAwLs
Handsome
Solid Colored Llama SHAWI.S, (stylish.)
Black LACE POINTS, treal desirablc.)
Every conceivable style Of PARASOI., fgooG
vAluc.)
Swiss Putting.
Jaconct Putting.
James Cambria Pulling, iu quadruplc. six.
tnple and octuplo.
Linen Sets. plain and embroidered.
Aug Is Il. C. SILVER Il Co
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Fall Turnip Seed.
THHORBURN'B Green Globo, Red Ton. largo
4 White Norfolk, Yollow Stone, aud Nnta
Baga, fresh, and for sale by
August 9 EDWARD HOPE
1Ienls fin rpirhed n q II hnnrs ~ DO, oo,.,
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The only finn Playing Cards at poLLocK's
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25

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oarsen 8ep6lferun9 uno 9uneerte fis<
ben, ale @elhdite itsben fiji, unp aut
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bent, bic G%lietenren beweiien cur@ tbre
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l&en &epublit I'M tiefiten Grieoen patti
rem fam.
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(Gurtiebung.)

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25

Gpnrar YonS planeen, Ter
eesenmdrtis seleieuite Don ausa reutz
ihsn SariftlteQsrn, bsibt nad cine,
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feline pfdl3iiae piarre ser3tdtet bat.
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lid GAMBIA" beiben, unb ben sroeen
8ampf swilden @reser VII. unc
>6einrid ". sum 0esenfanrc baten.
IIIrben Wanberer.l
Stbn(adt na@ btm Wffeu.

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Wo i'd einf1 70 slifli9 par;
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Wo @eRlee l@Snsr bllben,
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80 bic @trSme f9weQenp sisbsn,
Wo i9 9ua uao Jrebfnn ~treiis;
@o bic Iueenb fG Serbreitst
Mls ees gcltes bI@ies @ut,
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@roBer Manner @eif unb Mutb
$50 Ter Deuti9e pieberfnett
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$50 Ct il9 Elm Seim sssrineet
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Batre 3,f;seit Slid unb Greabe,
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gulsen isin.s 9erseus Draus;
BORT rod leben mir le beteu,
@ie in alter 3eit 10 idli&t.
Drrt Elm Deuti6lans 1T sertcet'n,
Das tes @uten piel cerlpri9t.
81 in ysnniYlpan'sn bitter
QGdelt mir Der Come Sidt,
3isbt e. mid bob madtig psitsr,
$50 tts 1useno 8abnen tri9t
$50 bic iuassn 9aatss tluten,
5errlih, pradtia ansulsb'n,
@ierer mDat ib pelllih siebtu,
., tpie il Is bort 70 faoa!
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Gin Gapitet &batfaeben.

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H'tte S-ras f'ne tttltmts Neestr II, uub pas As le asn
nirb: Gralt& al{vt bas 8istsre elm Rtbmtttel, Rdrteue uns
fdfss rteht NIB. unb teaebt aus Ter 3ufamraenfes ing etaes
a5felus rttnen ~fptri:uofen Nt,tels nit sta' ne tasousea psss'
tab II &ea @eesstaalae6tr. reI@e hs ts:auit4s Sss,durs
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tesa III tntSebmsu. tuas q sban bat y d fsa nau ssa e-
ssna san yen Tslpepfs sber eines aabesn Ssru Bon Srs-u.
ga t5ren, N reldtm tetarriib a~ueeususet ppretu,
sth. etae isrdnot@e .Sslaas "a ~septs.en, pnt eben bastise
t,uu Don tt!,sf,a &rantuetetn. D,&e ftte, E.rssai,etx
easeuener sAraae, gesaspiuus. 4 3pfe men uub eetrtsen
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IN ssReniiserstlt fill q st.tae Resetan Gtss II in Sc.
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Wtr mS9ten uniern rertben &uube,
an5etAen, tab mir 'wtecer son ben itb
biltaerl farbieen Mlpacas (nur rs Gents
per gard einen 9roben @orratb baben
6el!e Garben fdrS Grabiabr 8eeianet.
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jabr III $3.50 perfuuften ueroe1 jeBt Be-
un6 III $500 perfauft. t.
@ir t5nn!e1 nod bunberte bon Nrttz
feln usnnen, >penr mir ni@t wQBten, ba6
infer 5aus algemein ais bas biutei1s
int @taate befarnt 1T. Gin 8emets be,
erp6en 3unabn,e In uniern &ertdufen II
Der, eaB wir leBtes uno oie1eS Sab,
ee3pun9en tparen, infer 2ofol bebeutenr
~ pey0r5Bern. .''.
@tr rperosn e5 ben &duferr gum &ot>
tbeil maGen, wt1tt fte, bet ur6 porlpre>
den ete fe ibre Gtnfdufe 100 anperS ,ta>
den, Deutiae fino tmner I'M @tcre unb
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