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EMPORIUM or FAsnIoN-Mr. J. W
Fowler, in another column invites the
of the Ladies, at his
Spring opening on next Thursday,
the goth instant. IIo promises all
the usual attractions of the occasion,
and the ladies will need no urging TO
attend. In the Dre,s Making Depart
lnrnt, they will find Miss l.. Tuggur;,
and competent assistants prepared to
execute all orders.
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STATE DENTAL AssoCIATIoN.-Thl;
body is now holding its sessions il
Charleston, aud much interest is erincec
by the members. The next annua
meeting is to be held in Columba-"n'
week prior to the meeting of the South
cru Dental Association. The following
officers were elected TO serve for the ell
euing year: DR.. w. Z. Wardlaw, PresI'
dent: Dir. T. r. Moore, First Vice Presi
ident; DR.. 3. A. Muckenfuss, SccnnG
Vice PRESIDENT; DR.. T. +. Chupein, Cor
responding Secretary; DR.. 0. J. Bond,
Recording Secretary; DR.. w. S. Brown,
Trearurer.
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TIE Ku-KLUx BILL.-The modi.
fed Ku-Klux Bill, a synopsis Of which
we publish in another column, is still
pending in the Senate. where it will
likely be farther modified, The rudi.
ral objection to the bill is the blow
which it gives to State rights, in the
powcr which it confers upon the
President Of his own motion, to in
erf,ro in tho affairs of Il State q
power susceptible Of great abuse.
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MY Mr.. w. T. Mcdonald offers bar
gains at the Corner Store" He has q
full stock Of dry goods, as we'll as choice
provisions, coniectoneries, &c. He in
:.es a visit from his latrons, and will
guarantee satisfaction in price and quail
y. Give him call.
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FRANcE.-The late kilograms show no
respite to the horrors which unhappy
rraYce is inaicting upon herself. Tie
army of the Versailles Government at
he gates of Paris, whilst the city is
given up to the widest eXcesses. The
scenes OF the first revolution are being
re.enacted. Self constituted and ire
sponsible Committees inhame the pas
sions of lawless mob, who are waging
war upon everything sacred. Churches
are sacked, priests scourged to death,
and life and property alike sacrificed.
Paris however, is not France, and must
yield.
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New York, so that the amount and
character of the bonded debt and all
other liabilities Of the State cun be
clearly Stated, with view to such
further action as may be necessary
tor the protection of the public credi-
tors and Of the taxpayers of the Com
monWea.th,
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DUE WEST 1TESs.-The 4. R. Presdy
teria,a announces the sudden death o.
Miss Gussie Henry on Tuesday of las'
week, after short Illness from conges'
ton. She was a member of the junior
Glass of the Female College.
Also, the election OF Capt. ]. NJ. Coch
ran, of Due West, a tutor pro tcna in tho
College.
Also, publishes the proceedings of the
Second Presbytery, held ut Due Wes
on Friday aud Saturday of the as
week.
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GaWhite, Smith & White invite at-
tcntion to their fine spring and summer
stock. They havcal large a:sort,ne ofdry
goods, white goods, ribbons, trimmings,
&C. The goods have been selected will
care, and cannot fail to please. They
solicit a call, and feel confident of tliciI
ability 10 please.
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BE- Lieutenant Governor Ransier,
one of the most intelligent of the colorea
leaders, has been publishing series
articles, in which lie favors a conven
;im Of the white and coored people, t
devise means of relief from the present
troubles. The matter rests entirely will
the colored people.
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TERMs.-Three dollsrs a year, in ad-
vance.
=. No descriptions taken for shorter
ens than six months.
Irauoic. advertisements are chafSeu
or at tb>,, rate or One DOLLAR per lhch
space for the first insertion, ana t1f1l
CESg ) for each subseuuen Insertion.
y liberal deduction from the aoove
rat Is is made to persons advertising ny
\" .e quarter or by the year a tr;,,,+es
n.s- All obituary notices and tElou1es
o. "S.pe. ure charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
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JAIL DEL1vERy.-On last Sunday
night, jeff. Fuller. Ed. Baker and
;harles Bailey escaped from the Jail in
lis place. BY means of buggy
wrench, which they had procured in
some manner, they removed the taps
from some iron bolts that secured
arge piece OF timber above the window.
hey passed through the opening thus
made, by means Of blankets, to the
round. -Laurensuitle Herald.
[The three were arrested in Augusta.
2eoroia on the 9Th.
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"a Messrs. Kaphan & Sklarz ar,
rounce the formation Of their copart-
ncrship. They cell attention TO Their
unusually fine Spring and Summe'
Stock, which they arc selling at re-
duced rates. Read their advertise
meut and give them a call.
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Easter Elections.

At meeting of the congregation OF
Trinity Church held on Easter Monday,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year.
WARDENs.-E. Parker, VIM. II. Par
ker.
EsTRY.-A. Burt, J. A. Norwood, J.
r. Robertson, w. A. Lee.
DELEGATES TO diocesan CoNVEN-
r1oN. ABurt, J. A. Norwood, ". II. Par
ker, J. It. Robertson.
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TIE CHARLESTON RESOLUTIONS AND
A CONVENTION OF The PEOPLE.

We publish in another column
the proceedings of the Greenwood
meeting, endorsing the resolutions
adopted by the Charleston Chamber
of Commerce and Board Of Trade
which were received too late for
publication ia our last issue, and
also the resolutions themselves, which
were crowded out. We also publish
a call from Cosesbury, inviting a
meeting of our citizens here on Sale
day next, to select delegates Of the
taxpayers to the May Convention,
which has heen called in pursuance
of the suggestions Of the Charleston
merchants. We cordially endorse
the movements and are sure that it
will receive, as it IS receiving, the
hearty approval of our people, who
are groaniug under the heavy taxa,
ton imposed by those who share none
of the burdens but enjoy all the fruits
of wasteful and extravagant expendi'
ture. In many Of the counties meet
ings have been held and delegates
appointed, and in others meetings are
to be- held on Sale day next.
1t has been charged upon the pro-
posed May Convention that it is
mere party scheme to ruin the credi!
Of the State Government by urging
entire reputation, or to advance the
interests of unscrupulous spectators
by depreciating the State securities
But these are mere idle words uttered
for effect by those who have no in
terest in the reformation Of abuses.
bat rather in their continuance, and
who htten upon the spoils which
have been extorted from an oppressed
people. Tho May Convention will
be one entirely apart and distinct
from politics. 1t will be the united
effort of the sober and rejecting to
save the State from ruin, financial.
social and political, By appealing to the
fears, if not to the sympathies of their
oppressors.
1t is not to be supposed for a mo-
ment that the May Convention is to
counsel armed resistance to the local.
much less to the United States au-
thorities-aAd thus organize reign
of violence. The Charleston Rcsoln
tiors simply set forth the fact that
the body Of taxpayers arc excluded
from their proper influence in the
imposition Of taxes, which have been
improvidcntly and corrupt'y expend-
cd, that the credit Of the State has
been illegally pledged, that new
issue of bonds is intended, which may
come into tho hands Of innocent par
ties, and therefore simply the inten-
ton of the taxpayers TO resist, by all
Legitimate means" the payment of
any taxes 10 NEE. bonds which have
been, or may hereafter be, Illegally
issued. Armed resistance'is not coun-
seled here, and we suppose will not
be by the Convention to meet in May
next. But anything short of actual
rebellion which promises any hope
Of staying the downward progress to
ruin, we suppose, will meet the favor
able consideration Of that body. In
whatever plan which may DO recon-
mcnded, we want united counse's and
concerted action and this can be best
secured by tho proposed meeting.
Lot us have q fut! meeting on Sale
day, and appoint our delegates. If
we are 10 do anything at all legiti-
mately and effectively, it must be
done in this way.
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In Macon, butter is reported at six
ty cents pound eggs, twenty-five
cents Il dozen; chickens, sixty cents
apiece; money scarce, and times dull.
At CarlinSviIn. Illinois. butter is re.
ported fifteen to twenty centc a
pnnnd; eggs, ei ght to ten cents a
dozrd chickens, ten cents apiece; mo-
ney scarce, and times dull:
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Public Meeting.

The taxpayers of Abbeville County
are invited to meet at Abbeville G. Ii,
Saleday in May, for the purpose Of Con-
sidering the propriety of sending del
egates to the Convention of TaX-payers
to meet in Columbia, in May.
COKESBURY.
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nD-We had the pleasure of greetin9
our friend, Mr.. James A. Wright, of th'
Washington Gazette, who made &
flying visit to our town on yesterday
He gives good report of himself, an"
of matters in "the Empire State of t!'s
South.n ~
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DEATH OF GENERAL L. E. LEES

DEATH OF GENERAL Il. E LEES
BRorHER.-Charlcs Carter Lee died
ut his residence in Powhatan County.
Virginia, on tho 2lst ultimo; in th'
seventy-,hird year Of his age. MI
Lee was almost US well knows
as his distinguished brol hers, General
Robert E and Captain Sidney Smith
Lee. To the society of thirty year,
ago the deceased was perhaps err'
better known. in " hich his wit, liter
AIRY a,tainments and family con"er-
ton made him IN Virginia; IL III the
brilliant cr,les Of Washington, New
York and Boston, leader and an
ornament Of uncommon attraction.
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RAIN! RAIN N!-We have been favored
with refreshing rains, which have
proved most acceptable to the farmers
The crops Of small grain are very prom
ising.
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Charleston, the new capital Of West
Virginia, j. 30 situated that no railroad
or telegraph approach it. The Governor
has to travel seventy mics by water and
cross into another State to send tele-
gram to Wheeling.
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Hg- Messrs: Mays, Barnwell & Co.
advertise choice lot Of dry goods ant.
groceries. Having been bought foI
cash, they will be sold low. Our friends
may call with the assurance Of getting Il
good article at low rates.
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Gy Louis Napoleon has received Il
courteous welcome in England which
he well deserves, as no Ole las done
more than than the cx-Empcror t.
foster friendly relations between Ens'
land and France.
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@See in another column the card
of Mr.. J. NJ. Dodson, Photographic
artist, who is now prepared to do
yuod work in his line. Mr. D. is well
known to our citizens, and needs no
recommendation
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TIE COUNTY TREASURY ROBBERY
We have n further developments t"
record except that the Mcssis Gutfins
L L., L P, and G. W, have been ar
rested charged with completely i'll the
Robbery, under warrants issued hy
SoIomons, Of Columbia
aud have given bond for appearance.
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Debt and Observation-Disclosures of the
Charleston Chamber and Board of
Trade.

We publish the annexed resolutions
adopted unanimously at ~ large meet
ing Of the Commercial Boards Of our
chief city. They Were advocated by
such meu as Geo. A. Trenholm, Col
Richard Luthcrs and others, aud en-
body the earnest protest of the mos
temperate and conservative class i,
the community against arbitrary and
Oppressive taxation. They pledge al.
G e5itima,c resistance to the payment
Of the bonds issued by the prrsen
State government, and call for IL Com
vention of the people to be held il.
Columbia on the second Tuesday il.
May next. We earnestly endorse
this call There is need Of cain,
counsel and concerted action. and our
people will cheerful)y abide the deci-
sion Of leading men as to what best
comports with their honor and thci
setety:
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Notice..

VWYuE subscriber hereby no. tics the
q public that his son John has lett
his employment without peimissi"li,;
and that all persons em pi"yi's hlm WILL
be held accountable.
J. HENRY.
April IA, 1871, SILT
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RELIGIOUS.

The 2nd Quarterly Conference of the
M. L. Church South, in this place, will
be held Saturday and Sabbath next
Services by Rev. H. NJ. Mood.
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A New York contemporary says there
are so many thieves in New York ll.aI
they propose TO form society to reform
some of their number aud prevent their
business being ruined.
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PREAMBLE AND RE OLUTIoNs:

Whereas, under the operation ci
the present State Government. th'
majority Of the pro- er!y holders ant
and taxpayers OF the State, from
whom the public revenue is mainIl }
derived, are excluded from any power
in the Legislation of the State, ana
from any practical Influence in the
Impositio" Of taxes.
Ard, whereas, the moneys raised
by taxation are improvidently ant
corruplly used and expended by per
sons who hold office under the State
Government, and the sums appropri.
ated for alleged public uses are exceS
sive and extravagant.
And, wh.reas: the credit of the
State has been pledged. illegally, and
it is now proposed to pledge tn
credit Of the State for further loans
ny new issue of bon.!s, which ma,
he negotiated in the market to per.
sons wEo may take them, in ignoi.
ance of the circumstances under
which they are issued. Therefore,
l. Rrssl~d, That we, the proper
'ty-holders and taxpayers Of The. Stat'
residing in the City Of Charleston, d.
hereby deem it our duty to. declare
that the bonds heretofore issued with.
out le gal sanction, and the so-ralleo
sterling loan, or any other bonds, OF
o legations hereafter issued, pnrp"rt
ing 10 be under. and by virtue of, the
authority of this State, will not te
held binding on us, and that we shall.
in every manner and at all times, re-
sist the payment thereof, orthc en-.
lorccmenl of any tax to pay lhe same
Ivy all Legitimate means within our
power.
2 Resoired, That we deem it onl
duty to warn all persons not to re-
ceive, by way Of purchase, loan or
otherwise, any bond or obligation
hereafter issued, purpor,ing to bind
the property or pledge the credit "i
the Stale; and that all such bonds or
obligations will be held by to be
mil and void, as having been issued
corruptly, improvidcntly, and for
fraudulent purposes, and IN deroga-
tiou Of the majority of that portion
of the people Of this State upon
whom the public burdens are made TO
rest.
3. Resolccd, That the tax payers
Of the State are hereby requested to
meet III their respective counties TOR
the consideration of this snb]ecl, ana
The enormous tax lcries OF the cur
rent year, and for the appointment OF
two delegates to represent each coun-
ty in Il Slate Convention, to bc held
n Columbia on the second Tvesday IL.
May next. for he same purpose.
i Rrsoised, That this State Con.
vention OF tax payers be REG. ted /,
confer with Ills EXcIiency, ,nc Gov.
error, on the dangerous fiscal condi- |
tiol. oilhe State and request lis "l...
cial aid and cooperation in the H.
yes,ipation Of the accounts OF the !
omp troller and the State Agent in
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Mr.. Boutwell, has reduced the public
debt so much that the annual interest
upon it is now over $12 0n0, 900 less than
it was two years ago. The county will
thus save that large sum annually.
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A great fire has destroyed large part
of Cronstadt, Russia. More than 1000
persons were left without shelter.
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Comp. Vincent Gri1f1n, NJ. T.. a. +.
G.. a. e. Waller, King,
w. B. Millwee, Scribe.
G. NJ. Jordan, G. II. n
" G. &. Waller, z. S.
/" j. +. Lyon, r. a. G.
J. Nj. Jordan, G. NJ. 3u v. ~
u L. w. Jordan, I'd v.
Rev. z. +. Kistler, G. NJ. 1st V.
/" J. II. Parks, Tr.
B. Reynolds, Jr., Sec. =.
&c. Rev. J. w. Murray, Chap.
" G. w. Crews, Sentinel.
Those marked with the asterislv were
absent, and will be installed at sonlt
future convouation.
B. REYNOLDS, JR.,
Secretary.
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Notice to my Patrons!!

N WILL be detained until Tuesday
E afternoon next, and beg your indul-
gence until that time.
Charleston. April l.. 1871.
WM. G. WARDLAW, D. u. b.
April II, 1871, Silt
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New Chapter Of R. A. N. Constituted
at Greenwood

A dispensation was granted to this
chapter in April, 1870, aid at the lasi
annual Grand Convocation, it was char.
tered as Greenwood Chapter, No. 81.
RAM.
On Thursday, April 6, the M. E..
Grand Ii. Il. JAS. A. Hoyt, assisted by
the r. +. Grand scllbe Comp. Galiiald,
aud the f. Grand Z. II. Ao.np. Is. u.
Herndon, constituted it as such in SOL
cmn form, and installed the officers
thereof for the ensuing year, is Iolluws !:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-23
The Grand Jury.

The foreman of the Grand Jury, at
this term of the court, is Capt. j. =.
Crosley, q fact that will insure equal
and impartial justice in the delibera-
tions and actions of that body. We
notice also NeSsrs. David and Robert
Faulk on the Jury, both we'll fitted for
the place, and one or two other gentle
men, not of color, whose names have
escaped us. The colOred element has
the majority, but in character and in
tellect those we recognized are above
the average in their race. The charge
of the Judge to the Jury, so far as we
heard it, was a very commendable eff
fort on His Honor's part, notably free
from some of the partisaniSms hereto
fore too apparent on the part of our
Judges. Whenever this feeling shall
become general and permanent, the la
bors of the courts will be greatly rcduc-
ed. The mass of the people, we know,
want harmony and good order MAIN
tanned, and will be too glad to see the
authorities aid them in the work free
from any partisan bias or political pre-
juuicc.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

NEW ORLEANS, sept. 2n.-Cotton
quiet; good ordinary, l7;GfiS!; low
miduiing, 800 19!c; midH!ing, 2nG.
cole: sales 300 bales receipts, IL
bales: no exports; stock on hand,
lS,nui. Sugar good fair, lie; white
clarified, he. MolaSScS, no market.
New York sight premium. Gold
II.
ST. Lofts, sept. 2o.--i'lour firm,
good demand, Sup"riinr winter, 81 0OC(
30 Corn easier, sacked, 52c- Pork
Sl3 90. Shoulders, sc; clear sides,
SiGLS4c. Lard. quiet, oi@n!c. Whis-
ky, zoe.
NEW InEI<, sept. 2N.-Cotton, firm,
sales, POO bales: Cplands, 2oIr; Or
leans, pose. Cold, Il!Grll;. Sales to-
day for future delivery were $500
bales, September 10, > 1910 l"!c; Octo-
Der, 1908 , lG; November, 100, l9ic =;
December, 100 IS 3 ice; january, loA
GEi?Gc; March, l9IGn2oc: April, zoe.
LIVERPOOL, sept. 2n.-i.Nc.-Cotton
closed heavy; tpiand~, os@94d ; Or
leans, 4&G, 9Id sales 10000 bales
speculation and export 5000 bales.
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MalC Academy.

The progress of the Monroe Male
Academy under the management of
Mr.. 5. G. Mccormick is, to us, exceed
ingly gratifying. students arc coming
in from other parishes, and the atten-
dance of pupils from town is all and
more than was anticipated. Mr.. Nc
Cormick is a distinguished graduate of
our State University, and is, moreover,
" native to the Soil,' having been
reared in our sister parish of Union, a
parish peculiarly favored with native
talent. We hope to see his efforts in
behalf of education in our midst album
dainty rewarded.
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North Louisiana Il Texas Railroad.

Ma Or J. w. Green, superintendent
and Chief Engineer of this road, has.
within the last twenty days, passed
over the survey of the road made from
this place to Shreveport prior to the
war, and returned by nearly the same
route. The object of his trip was to
EaniliariZc himself with the topography
of the country travcrscd by the survey,
the maps and notes prepared Wien the
survey was made having been destroy
ed, so that he could conduct Il gentle
man who is negotiating for the road,
along the line Of survey, and give him
such information as could only be had
by Il personal inspection of the country
and route, in advance. The rumOr
Which has been circulated in the par
iShes west of this, and dependent upon
Major Green's visit, to the effect that
work was to be commenced on the road
beyond this point at once. and all other
similar rrnlOrS, have no better fDunda-
ton, so far as we can learn, than the
made, with the Inference, which we
make OuIsclf, that the company has Il
desire to secure aid from the several
parishes through which the road is to
pass, and sent out Major Green with the
view of imprcssinS the people Of those
parishes with the Importance of such
aid.
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lDr. u. Il. HEWITT.
Formerly of Louisville, Ky. }

This l.; the real, or assumed, name of Il
travelling iinpostor, whose OstenSible bust
ness is he practice of medicine and surgery,
but whose real business is swindlin" the
crcdulo,is and contidin". lie came to this
place in February last and remained about
i've months, practicing medicine Il little,
but Swindling much more. He left III debt
to his landlord, his hOtel-keeper, his printer
and to wholnSOcvcrw was green enough to give
him credit, or lend him money. He has
family, consisting of Il wife, one child and
brother-in-law who stanmers terribly
Hewitt is Il dappcr little fellow who puts ON
lyle: is about five feet eight inches high;
has dark complexion, hair and whiskers;
carries 4 cane, and wears 4 stoVe-pipe hat.
lie has a mean Nisage, Il StOOp-shOuldered
carriage, and 4 stealthy, cat-like step. \
dozen good citizens of this place join me in
warming the public agains, trusting this
fellow Hewitt in any way whatever.
q. w. MCcRANIE,
Ed and Pro. TELEGRAPH.
September 9, 1871.
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pehaii, having secured weapon, he
started Tor the door, determined to
icliet out ana execute summary VEN
Seiilce on the would be ASSASSIN. Ere,
however, ms hand touched the iatrh'
ne returned, detected, the idea having
struck him, that probably the fellow
outside n,iwht shoe. ,uoin and th,t
nrnho,1,. ,;,,,.,,r ,,.,,,,,, -, .l,;, .;,,,
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burtricndS now concluded that wake
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