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j THE New York Times has no doubt the
action Of the President in removing his
brother.ln.law, Calling. Gun and Revenue.
Cutter CASEY, from the New Orleans
Custom House, will meet with popular
approval. Yes; it would, have done so a
year or more ago.
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LOUISVILLE.

LouIsytLLE, KY, May l4.-A fire this
morning destroyed tie Stables and ware.
house of II. j. Lewis s Bro, and a sash
and blind factory, consuming a very large
quantity Of finished work. Two mules
and iour horses were burned to death.
An adjoining cottage was considerably
damaged Loss about $4,000. Insured
for 81 700 In Louisville companies, N
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The case of Dr. HlAnnrd.

New York, May 14.-A letter from
Cadiz states that DIR. Howard suffered
on the voyage from being loaded down by
heavy chaine, but upon herequest OF the
American officials at Cadizthe chains had
been removed. The action of Congress
relative to his case had not then reached
Dr.. Howard, Eor the Spanish officials OF
CAtliZ.
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r.,@& CANADA.

OTTAWA, May 14.-The debate on the
Washington treaty bill was resumed yes.
tcrday and continued till the adjourn
ment, late at night. The principal speak.
.ers were Sir Francis Hicks and Hon. Jno.
a, Cameron, who supported the bill. The
debate will be resumed to-day and a
division will probably be taken.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Journalistic Discussion Of the Amer.
lean ClAima.

Journalistic Discussion OF the Amer.
lean Claims.
LONDON. May 1.-THE journals this
morning devote much space In thelr edl.
torial columns on the remarks upon he
explanation regarding the indirect clalmS
and the position the English government
made IN the House Of Lords last night
~ Gsfi Granville and In the Commons
the negotiations now proceeding but
doubt the concurrence In them 6y Inc
United States Senate.
RuMoRED REJECTION OF SUPPLEMENTARY
ARTICLE ny THE U.s. SENATE.
The report that the United STATES Sen.
ate has rejected the proposed additional
article in the Treaty Of Washington
relative to the indirect claims Is current In
this city and has depressing effect upon
the market for American securities.
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The Mace o'Bsldwin fight Is finally
fixed for August 18th. Mace starts TO-
day for California. o'Baldwin trains at
Pittsburgh.
The United States detectives at. Bos.
ton, Monday, seized FIVE thousand dollars
worth OF whisky In the possession Of
Michael Carney & Co. The officers claim
that the stamps on the barrels are coun.
terfeit. -------.-- -
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A Card From Mr.. Greeley..HG With
draws From All Active Control OF
The TFibune.


draws From All Active Control OF
the Tribune.
NEW York, May 14-The tribune 10.
morrow will publish the following; ,,.,
~ "A CARD. - ~ " SO
"The Tribune has ceased to. be q party
organ; but the unexpected nomination Of
It's editor at Cincinnati, seems TO involve
II In a new embarrassment. All must be
aware that the position Of q journalist
who 10 Rt the same time candidate, is al
best irksome and difficult, and that lie is
fettered in action and restrained In criti.
cisln by the knowledge that whatever
he may say or do Is closely scan.
ned BY thousands eager to find
in 1t what may be so interpreted
as to annoy or perplex those who are sup.
porting him as candidate and to whom
his shackled condition will not permit
him to be serviceahle:s The undersigned,
therefore, withdraws absolutely from the
conduct OF the Tribune, and hcucetOrth,
until further notice, will exercise no con.
troll or supervision over its columns.
[Signed HORACE GREELEY"
The editorial management OF the 1fi-
6uneof course falls on Whitelaw Reid.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 14.-FiNeen thousand
troops are now concentrated In the dc.
partment Of Biscay, and opposed To them
are 1000 CarliSts who adopt q pleblan
police. Urgarte, Elio and Roda, and sew
eral other Oarlist leaders who escaped into
authorities,
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DR.. HuSton's Libel Suit Against the
Baltimore American. r.

BBLrIMonE, May 14.-In the Superior
Court this morning the counsel for Rev.
DR.. Huston filed a declaration in the libel
suit brought by Huston against the pro-
prietonsot the Baltimore american, laying
damages at 100000. Tho committee ap:
pointed by the church arc about com.
mencing the investigation of the charges
against DR.. Huston.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
H pennBYlVania Diocese,

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The eighty
eighth annual Convention Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese
Of Pennsylvania, commenced It's session
this afternoon at ST. Andrews Church.
II was attended by large number Of
clergymen and lay deputies. AT the roll
call ninety-nine clergymen answered
to their names. The attendance Of lay
deputies was small. Bishop Stephens
presided and Rev. DR.. Childs acted as
Secretary, The usual standing Commit.
tees were appointed. This evening Bish,
op Stephens delivered an address giving
an account Of his recent visitation OF the
churches in Europe. The Convention
will resume its sittings tomorrow.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.
Fresh Arrests Under the Enforcement
B, Law.

CuARLEsrSN, s. G., May l4-New
arrests OF citizens under the enforcement
act arc daily reported from Fairfield,
0ceano and other counties.
Hon. Alfred Huger, a we'll known
Charlestonian and Conspicuous Unionist
In the days oi notification and secession,
died to-day Of paralysis, sged, "a years.
He was Postmaster Of Charleston from
the time Of President Jackson until 1855.
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"A dispatch received at Washington,
from Helena, Montana, dated the 18th,
says Fort Benton authorities report that
Simmons Hard, and five others, have been
killed by the Indians, while descending
the river. Friends have been sent to
ascertain If the reports are true,
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.
~ -

!, oaer at private sale the Patterns, Pl4sks And
ElItrtes 10 Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
dra Of ". W. Miller q Co.
ie Foundry and grounds. The building Is IS
iesS oy S feet trally located with good light
saien cannot b DISTRACTED, ard contains all tho
sountry.
=, For further particulars apply on the premises
II. u. MILLER,
lhS Receiver.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

Oder for fAle the houC In which how're. ga
'Ile' a!tn4te on John street, a few doors 5t.
~ o. Fitth. The house IL u substantial fEIit
MSstory brick containing eight rooms, bG.
n9ss bath room and kitchen, and a finished
oAAtoOms The house Is In rood orGer and
Ncll located and In every way a derlrablc prop
Sssy, being buta little over q squarp from the
'0'omce, There Ia also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
iIG@aent tor four horses, and carriage house.
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine thc
premises at any lime.
sSpt2S JNo. F. McDERMOT.
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Colfa1 the Man.

The INTELLIoENcER's suggestion that
SCHUYLER CoLFAx Is the man on whom
the Republican party may unite and har'
monize at Philadelphia, Is favOrably no.
ticed by influential journals.
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The motion to add the amnesty bin VA

The motion TO add the amnesty bill wa.
rejected-yeaS 80, nays 29. iT'
Mr.. SUMNER then offered the civil right,
bill as an amendment. .rH. r. . :
Mr.. FOREMAN moved to strike out all
relating to schools, benevolent institu,
tons and cemetries. ,a.. -
After o debate Messrs. HAMLN and
SHERMAN appealed to Mr.. SUMMER IA
withdraw his amendment, and he with.
drew It. rH-. 'n.. -
MIR. MORTON offered an amendment
providing that in cities Of 10000 inhAbit.
ants or more, the supervisors Of election
provided for In the bill, shall receive the
compensation agreed 10.
MIR. CAssRRLY moved an amendment
reducing the tees ofthe Supervisors and
deputy Marshals, five per cent. Lost
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the
Senate, message from tho. President,
recommending legislation for the brotec.
tion Of emigrants; also message trans.
mitling correspondence In relation, TO the
persecution Of the Jews IN Roumania. =
Mr.. CAssERLY offered an amendment
TO the enforcement bill, providing that
the appointments Of supervisors and
deputy marshals, under the act, shall be
made only In writing and on written re.
commendation OF not less than two voters
OF their precinct. Lost.
MIR. CAssERLY also offered an amend.
ment providing that no supervisor or
deputy marshal appointed under the act
shall have authority to call out troops or
militia. Lost. -
Mr.. CAssERLY offered another amend.
ment providing that no person shall be
appointed supervisor who Is not a quail.
fed voter in the district or precinct for
which he Is appointed, or q deputy mar.
shall who is not q qualified voter where
he resides. Agreed TO.
The bill was then passed by vote of
SO to II.
On motion ofMr. SCOTT the Senate
then took up the bill to extend until the
4th Of March, 1873, the time within which
the President may suspend the writ OF
hG6eGS corpus. The bill was laid aside
and the Senate took up the report Of the
Committee of Conference on the def.
cheney bill. The question of concurrinp
in the report was discussed until hall
past four o'clock, when the Senate took
recess until 1880 Pm. az
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EVENING sEss1oN.

The evening session having been as,
signed for the consideration Of the bills
reported from the Committee on Com.
merce, the following bills were passed
Granting right Of way to the Davenport &
St. Paul Railroad; to authorize the Secre.
tary of War to accept the peninsula on
Lake Erie, opposite Erie, Pa; 10 amend
the act regulate theforeign and coasting
trade on the northern, northeastern and
northwestern frontiers and for other pur.
poses; for the better preservation OF har.
bors, havens and channels of navigable
rivers and other navigable waters in the
United States.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PlnI4pELpnIA, May 14.-A dIstur.
bance occurred In beer saloon yesterday
ana the proprietor shot one Of the roughs
who assaulted him. Tho saloon keeper
Ia in custOdy,
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new. York, May l4.-Arrived, the
steamer City of Montreal, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, May 14.-Arrived, the
steamer Spain, from New York.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of Deed q Trust executed by Fred Mayer
for The benefit Of John Daley, the undersigned,
bsr Shop under D4lley's City Hotel. on THURS.
DAY, Nay 2Sd. two Bath Tubs and Fixtures, one
Wash stand and Bowls, three Barber Chairs,
tiRht Chair, three Stands, four Looking Glasses,
o6G Stove and Pipe, three sets Of Drawers, Par.
tltlons Screens and all other articles In the Bar
bsr Shop. JOHN MCDOWELL,
myl0S Trustee,
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nor sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
Il piece Of Land, two or three miles this side
on NoundSvtlle, Marshall county eonslating OF
II acres OF River Bottom, on which there are
10 (jnpe Vines well stAked with locust posts q
,slrs bearInHl, $50 Plum treetS, 800 Peach trees,
avery variety. $50 QuIuce trees, le3 Pear trees,
standard and dwarf. and 30 Cherry trees, all In
lhrilty condition, viii be sold on reasonable
' mIlo ]. IRWIN, Agent.
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THE CONNECTICUT SENATOR
b ,@I SHIP. . 2Eg4
coalition YictOry-.Senato Ferry's
Re.election Assured.

HARTFORD, May 1S.-The Democratic
members Of the Legislature in caucus this
morning ct New Haven nominated 0. s.
Ferry Tor Senator. q 0t! ] s4f - Wa
NEW HAVEN, May 14.-The coalition
TO elect Senator Ferry will succeed. The
House day gave him 10 of a0nsjority,
The Senate gave Gov. Hawley Z MAORI.
Y: Ferry's majority on joint ballot on
wednesday will be 0 or 10,
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE

Taensw Steam Saw Mil ct the head Of Wheel.
lng hlAld is offered for sale on very reasonable
tans. This MIL ls capable OF cutting from 5000
@le.00 feet per day, and has tho best.Log uar.
~ known Also acre Lot in the town OF
XHti1sle1y will be sold separately or In connec.
You With the Mill. This Lot is situated short
tlIiAlce above the Furnace and Is a EplendId 10.
aIty for Glass HOuscs or other manufacturing
y 1hlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
*s,O!Ot
s. B. WILLIAMS,
W. Of Walnut and Second SITS, Wheeling Island.
AN
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GknGnteltiafnar.

THE Enforcement Bill was passed yes
terday by the Senate.
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BY TELEc GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RHpoAF.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencee.

(Dy tho Western Union Limo,
O,.co Northwest cor. of Main and Monroe sts.l
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SENATE.

Mr.. TRUMBULL called up the bill to cs-
tablish District Court In Indian Terri.
tory. TrH
Mr.. NYE, offered an amendment de.
signed, he said, TO reorganizo that twhole
Territory and spoke In favor Of It until
the expiration Of the morning hour, when
1he bill to amend the enforcement act
came up as'unanished business. 4gG'
The pending question was on Mr..
TRUMBULL's amendment adding the
amnesty bill. =
Mr.. MORTON opposedthc amendment
because, ifadopted, it would probably kill
the bill. IL
Mr.. EDMuSDs warned the friends OF the
enforcement bill, and that II they should
vote to amend it by adding the amnesty
bill, the friends Of the amnesty would
probably attempt then to strike out the
originalb bill and keep the amnesty bill.
After some discussion Mr.. TRUMBuLL.
moved to amend the pending amendment
by adding the supplemental civil rights
bill. Laughter.
Mr. TRUABUIL said he would vote
against the amendment himself, but be
offered It for the purpose OF discovering
who was its real friends, and who were
merely using 1t as Q means of defeating
amnesty,
Mr.. SUMNER said he too would vote
against the amendment because 1t was
moved with m evil intent. Laughter.
Mr.. CARPENTER said he was against all
amendments and in favor of the enforce
ment bill. o.. r.s t.A s''
Mr., MORTON said he had shown by bis
votes from time to time that he was o
friend CT the civil rights bill but when, as
now, il was moved by one Of It's enemies
and for the purpose avowed, he would
vote against it,1tr- s-.,...., sgs....
The amendment was +rejected-yeas 0
nays 90. -1 n7'
Mr.. A1coRN protested against tAcking
I the amnesty bill on to any other bill.
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ISLAND LOTS For SAFE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Ts.
and, Price from 500 to $1,000 each.
TERHs -one'fourth cash, the residue In equal
H'tAlments 81 one, two and three years, with In.
!sfesL JNO. p. GIlICHRIST,
Ipl0 At Ton NH.
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HORACE GREELEY announceshls retire
ment from the Tribune.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, /
OFFICE or run CMEI SIGNAL ORION.
WAsHM0ToM. D. O., Nay l4-T90P. 4.

Clear and partially cloudy weather and
sontherly winds are probable for New
England, the Middle and south Atlantic
States; increasing cloudiness and souther.
ly to easterly winds from the western gulf
TO the lakes; an area Of rain will extend
eastward over the southern portion OF
the upper lake region and Ohio Valley,
and possibly Lake Eric and the Western
Gulf States.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
o'KAME g. DEvnME's,


O' wv VVE"vSA HAN Auu HAEK9F
pSot lew days We will offer our entire stock Of
S'SS and shoes below cost. The Goods arc al
s.IThs cheap Boots and Shoes Would do wall Il
"a, So oa examine, Is VIC are determined 10 close
SS SSSs present stock regardless Of cost.
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For Sale.

DOR SALE
l GOOD sEOONDRA CARRIA0E.
Very cheap, EnQulreI
CHRISTIAN 3 DBBoLDs,
corner Main and John su.
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nOR SALE CHEAP ~h
4 TUE ToWBoAT BENWOoD, etk7ssiti
IS feet long, u feet beam, feet
lOnR, n inches In diameter; cylinder W Inches
diameter, % Inches stroke. She 10 In good rum
nlnR condition.
FOR further Information address
HORNBRooK d CO.,
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nEsIRABLE QUINCYA
II sTRRET PROPERTY FOR SALE, N
! am directed to sell The property 9ni 9n:..i..'
donSc" irontinR 60 feet on Quincy, and running
ny sonAl width, with Byron street to Hampden
TSS Sou1e d large and substantial, and the IN.
6trupi.d ground Is the most desirAble for build.
INo nurposes Of any In the city. II not sold at
"5ySts ale BY Saturday, 2Sth Inst, It will, on
XII dSy Al ten o'clock A. n be offered o. public
S1etior Gt the front door Of the Court House In
nTj Real Estate Agent.
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4 UCTI0N, AUCTION, AUCTION.

Great Clearance Sale OF thousands OF Hats.
on Tuesday evenings, Wednesday mornings,
Friday evenings, Saturday mornings and SaIur.
DAY evenings, until closed out and without re-.
hfve 10 the highest bidder for CASH, by
j. G. HERVEY & co,
nydb 100 Market street,
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DOR E-WINDOW GLASS
L WORKS The Robinson Window Glass
Work., In North Wheeling, Is offered for sale on
essy terms: These works arc In good condition
and ready for running.
The P. ". & Ky. H. r will run aloug the river
'front.' mAkIrR II very convenient for shipments
O1uy point west Title unquestlonablc.
Possession given Immediately. Address, S. g.
,lreet, Wheeling, v. Va. nnlB
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COUNTER FOR SALE.
SALE
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS UPLAND

Uae eight Of a mile from the Ohio river, about
Onenli mile from Newport, Washington county,
Ohio, All under fence-l4 acres IN grass and
Fvsdue In choice timber.
". v. HoGE i BRO,
Ipl9 BaIey'S Block, Market street.
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THE VOTE OF MISSOURI.

In 1868 Grant pnllcd about SS.otI
votes III this state. il we remember
correctly. The Republican party
Liberals lave" separated from the old
organization. This body comprises
the bulk of tlic German vote. which
cannot be lest than 2J.pUJ. The ma
tive Liberals must amount 10 as MANY
~ ten ~iii"H>ni.h. We il!rn can sub
tract 81 900 votes from Grant in 1868.
Is j. quit" liberal To suppose that the.
negro vote and iiic increase" from i'm
migration will repair the los. SO
we can safely ASSUME that Grants
strength in this State in 1870 will not
exceed that in 1858. We have not less
than 100000 voters in the State. and
therefore Grrcl"y's majority cauuot
fall short OF 5000. NoihwitlIstand-
ing this inct, the Grant party are
Z claiming Missouri. This audacity on
their part, proves nothing, except
that the Grant pnrty is so reckless ;s
10 clailn ANYTHING without regard to
facts or consequences They ought to.
and doubtless do, claim every State
in the Union. II they can carry Mis-
souri,, We will grant TINT they can
carry every State. Bat all such vain
Boosting on the part of Grants
friends, only proves the weakness of
their cause, and that they are doomed
TO u most signal defeat. We don't be-
iiryc Grant will carry six States, and
we further predict that these six will
not cast fifty electoral yOtss.-.lk. l..
News.
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Freedom" was played by the band,
and was followed by ''Hail to the
Chief" When the music ended q
scene was lowered Of the end OF
stage presenting 4 view Ut the White
House. tApplause.l
The roll being called on nomina-
ton for Nice-Prcsi!ent, the first
ballot was Brown 7l3, stevenson of
Kentucky 6. Black IL.
On motion of Mr.. Chalmers of
Mississippi, it was also made unan:-
mo'IS.
Mr.. Banck. of Wisconsin, moved a
resolution appoint II" II committee OF
one from each state. to be named by
the respective delegations. to apprisc
the candidates OF their nomination.
Mir. PAYNE, of Ohio. moved to
amend hv adding the President OF
the convention, which was agreed
to.
On motion of Mr. iIcatson. of Ohio.
Il resolution was adopted that on adj
journnncnt the convention would.
with music. escort the New York and
Missouri delegations 10 their puAr-
tiers.
Votes Of thanks to the officers OF
the convention and other. were
adopted, and the Chairman invoked
the blessing of Providence upon the
effort of the convention, and Il; 1870
the convention adjourned.
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WILLIAM yGJIt. E$l.

We publish this week. Will! SINGER,
regret. Il card from MIR. VIM. Iuumw
announcing his withdrawal from til,
1utc!li"cnrcr. We. together with the
people of Lafayette. V him Il debt
of gratitud" for the valuable SERVED
rendered TO the comfy in originating
and helping to build IN a paper to
which the people could look Il :;
faithful advocate of thcirri@his and =
true guardian otthcir interests. Our
association with linn in the duties OF
the office has ever been Of the most
pleasant character. While we can
but regret his withdrawal. and mis-
his able assistance in our editorial
duties, VIC shall in connection witt,
our new associate. Mr.. Davis. put
forth more vigorous efforts than ever
to render the Intclligcnrcr worthy OF
the continued support and confluence
of the people.
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I:NltttE GhEE.Ei',
lie Is Waited on by Il Committee. and
MAKES Il St,c?fl,


The rnininit;cc appointed to notify
Greeley of his nomination. waited ON
linn ,t tho Iiu.nrr rluh \m ,I.
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little gave Inc "tlciai notification,
W~llcrrupum the farmer sawcr spoke
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