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Peculiar Assess ,mcnt.

There are some pccnliarities ahont
the assessments of property in this
parish that we lo not exactly under
Stand. These peculiarities do not apply
to the assessor or his assistant, for we are
pleased to know that Mr.. Lcsucr dis
charges his duties we'll and to the salts
faction of all those who are willing to
aflix an equitable valuation to their pro-
perry. The particular popularity is the
value the parties in interest give to thci1
stock and land.
A mule for which party will refuse
1925 he swears in his assessment is wortl
only $40. Another pays $500 for a horse
and on oath three days after values hin
at $50. Land is assessed to-day at $l.2'
per acre, and sold by the owner tomorrow
at S. per acre cash Why is this thin!
thus ?-Claiborne Guardian.
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Sept. %. 81.
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

State of Louisiana, 1st Ward Parish Of
Natchitochcs, LIST Justice Court, No. 275.
John r. Faris vs.. Jones johnson, ct ais.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. ia. issued in
y the above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House in tho city and parish of Natchi
tochcs, on
Saturday, 9Th day of October, 1877
One Grey Horse.
Terms Of Sale.
CASH, subject to appraisemcnt.
J. LEONARD BULLARD,
Sept 22-2t. Constable, Ward 1.
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Democrats, 'life long and trnc,'
are now coming to the fore. B. b.
Sinms is the latest edition. Is there
no possible way by which the pro-
gressive Democracy can scrape OIL
these barnacles !? When a Demo:
crat up this way whispers Simms'
every one looks around for Wa1moth
Great God, don't elect Simms to office
as life long Democrat-put him in
if YOU will, as u Liberal" but We
most seriously object to the Demo
cratic party of to-day assuming any
of the responsibility.
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The Democratic leaders refuse

The Democratic leaders refuse to
capture the Senate "becausc it would
not be fair" All along the line we
see nothing but idiotcy or nonsense,
and until the Democracy utterly and
totally rcpudiate. discard and elect
to stay at home, its present cowardly,
purle leaders, the party can prepare
itself to remain ont in the cold.
1t is our firm conviction that the
Democracy is the party Of the coun
try, and we are equally firm in the
belief that it is sad'llcd with a set OF
leaders as covard|y as ever diSgraced
any party, and we can never hope
for the success of Democratic ideas
50 long as they remain to the front.
An army Of three million Demo
Gratis wants but aggressive leaders tc
win. The present milksops don't
even know how to sleep on a battle
field after it is won, as witness the
Tilden stampede.
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SliEKIFF'S SALE.

Writ Of III. Ia. on Twelve Months Bond.
VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fl. Fa. issued
- hy the Hon. Parish Court of the par
ssh of NatchitochcS and to me directed,
Ssurd ON a twelve months bond of Am
broisc Drhlirux and Marzrlir DchllruN,
aided and authorized Ivy her husband
Alexander Dcblrux. in favor OF Aaron
1{tPirrson, Syndir of the creditors OF Inc
succession of jean b. Clouticr. ST., decd.
I have seized and will offer for sale to
the last and highest bidder at the door
ST the court house in the city and parish
of NutchtochcS on
Saturday the 81 dov Of Norcm1er, 1877
the following DESERVED property, to-wlt;
l. A certain plantation situated about
seven miles below the town Of Natchlto-
chrs on both sides of Little Red River
and containin. about 476 superficial ar
pcnts and being the same acquired from
J. J. Lamhrc by public act on the 2otl'
November. 1S27, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon
9. Another tract of Land on the right
bank of Little River descending, contain
inc about III 44-lOO arprntS bounded be-
low by the tract above described an'
above BY the land described i'll No. 3, th'
following tract, with all the improve
ments thereon, the same acquired iron
J. b. O. Bnard by public act on the l6tl
February. 1862.
3. Another tract on the right bank DIES
ccn1iny said river next above the trar
described in No. ,. above. containing
about III S:-1O0 arpcnts, more fully dt>
crihpl in the inventory. and the same nc
ouirrd from Joseph Sollini by public ac
on the 32l December 1851.
Also all Of the present growing crop
of corn and cotton on said plantation
tract Of land.
The above described lands will be sol
as one plantation.
Terms ofS"'c:
CASH. in ready money without II
hcrctit "f apprai>rmcnt.
ID. II. BOCLLT. JE.
Scnt % tbs, Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

Succession of Morccl|in Tdu=ln.
Jules DUCASSE having applied to be
u appointed administrator OF the success
sion of Marcplln TauZin. notice is here
bv given to all whom it may concern to
file their oppoSitions thereto in the Clerk S
office in ten days, otherwise his prayer
will be granted.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons, Par
iSh Judge.
SAINT % 81; Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Estray Notice.

r HAVE taken up and estrayed on the
| l7th day fSrptrmh'r, ISL, a certain
Iron GRAY Mule. about + years oid' BRAID
cd on the lett thigh Al. Residence l.
miles west Of til" city OF \atch'tochrs' Oh
t|,r Mansfield and Grand Ecore road.
JOSEPH WELSH.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. W. Cockficld District Conrt, Par
r.5 e. cccRlix,a. ''A Of S" So. sis5'
DY virtue of q writ Of Fl. Ia. issued
ID in the above entitled and number
ed suit and to me directMl, have seized
and will offer for sale to- tho last and
highest bidder al the door Of the Court
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HAVE taken up and estrayed one
| black and white spotted OK. branded
on right hip II. Mark, one split i'll each
ear. ,,.,, ,,,,,,n.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, !
Sent, DIST, 1877. !
To Editor VindicatOr !:

To Editor Vindicator:
Please say to yonr readers that the
Washington letter to the New York
SIN, September End, was an a'so-
lutte fabrication. Assertions concern
ing myself arc malicious lies.
f. A. BURKE.
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To those who are suffering from gen.
eral weakness VIC would recomcnG tue
Home Stomach Bitters, as they possess
those properties so necessary to regain
health and strength -.
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Roeorm. Shall We Have 1t !

l'e'""'' ~ ; ~ ''''' .,.;,c
81 .! 'hN l'"''S' '''.''' c.o,
upon ''''''- :" >
E"'tInme'''' J" '''"' r., 80
means W ''"'''''S ,:,,.o.
;'"' F''"'''' ~ '''''' c,o,o
" "''c'.'""'' ''''' III, ,u 70.
'ohS''''''"" ""N ~ ''''
place" ~ '''' WV ,>,.
h9n"'' "h' upon " '''' go .,,,,,
anu ''~''''" ''''
''' h"''''
That pUi'v and economy III '''' !
government nt I"N'~i'ha '"""'' "
hA7 nndrr IN" present "'S''''' ''''''"
mcnt no nan III liz sane MN" VIII
doubt. III" excuses VI 'N'' ''~' !
election. wanting to ia ourselves "l
Che present state "'l'''a'S' VIC "'>'''
for peace ard quiet, tine danger OF ''S
inc the State if an election sIIo'i"
occur now, are without shao"" OF
rcaenn for their ntterance are WORSE
IN insult to honest ana hohN'ao'e
advocates OF REFORM real an" 'as''''r'
in the government OF this state
One paper speaks OF the cost VI Il
Convention and "''r'lnn' an" '"''
mildly suggests we "rostponc 1t 'o'
three years." Now, the expense Vi
running the government "'l"'' '"'
present Constitution for '"at 'c""'n
OF ""''' ''" "'' -, :.
"'..'' d ~" '''' ~. ,,.., ,,,,,
VIZ ''''''''''' y ,..:. ,-o,,1
'''''' y = wa
''S' ,e,.o ,1,,:,o G.,
N''''N 49,
l'''''' INV ,cn .
''''' ,.~.
'''>''' vt ''','' &c.,. -, con
Any Way anu '' '''''s
NN"''''' '',''' :" "'''', ,,,n,
IRA cost II wv ::
TWO '''''''"S "''''' '''N
'ha1 year, ""v ''' W WV :.
''''"S WHIT ",' ,,,:
'H'S % "'''''P'"'" ''.
oe o''""'''''''''' WY '''''''' ''
~" a''"' '''' '''S wv "~
nj" 4"''' ''''S' ''"' '"', w 49,. = =,
when 'he P'eSc"' >"''''''"'''' "
to afford.
We find also journals that talk OF
desire. on the Part of those who al
vocatc new Constitution, to de!ca
the present Nichols government t
mt in new men, &c. Now such tall
is very feeble as an argument, an
those who use it must lie reduced t
an extremity. The present State ao
ministration. although not destined
cnt very brilliant tiSnre IN h'stor!
is an honest ore, ana no man opS'''
to chang" it. The ldea with US IS III
Men, but MEASURES. we ''' ''
fcctly willing the present stare "
ticiaNs should remain 10 ONCE I" u
crack OF DOOM II '"e "'"]''"H " u
people E" say o''' W. "'' 'Fi''' "
tho present S'' u ''''''" AUS W
other Se'' "'>'"S y" "''''o' "
S'''ot''A ""''" ''A'S VIC F''P'>
s''s.''' '''"' - " ., :;
'"'' Milton " y '"' '"''' '''' "
eeS~'''' W. "'''" - ,, .
"''' o
", ,, 80 ,ho;, snoo;rs LIMIT vo q
:, o f,;,;,c with ~
or ,,ot class The happircss a
n,osncr;tv Of our people, the putty
nrr Corst;tnt;on and laws, are to
g.. ,,oro than any man or set of NJ,
Governor Nicholls is an honest e
t,omon Int he could no more homes
n,u;,;otcr n dishonest Constitnt
non ,o conll Az 4 had law i
,,, n1 r,;,, ,ro,1, owl, and r
,. r,rorror 90 VOL
,,, 1;,,,oroot ono
~ .,,. .o,,. o. ,r;so,r
' ,,ona - oturn oo,r (to
.'''~ W ~, oo,t i.
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LUMBER.

LUMBER.
Cypress lumber -Sl3 per Thousand feet
Pine lumhrr-Si0 yer thousand feet
CYPRESS SIinyles-s3 50 per Thousand
Nalls-S3 73'a4 u.
Wagons s6T1 IS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wool-Louisiana, clean g as
NidrS-'4! q l3c.
Eurs-nunr
Hav-SI6u1G 30 per ton.
Corn - 4oU6oc per bllshrl'
Pccans-nonc.
E.gs-l5u zoe per d"z.
Buttcr-Goshcn, 2jc pcr lh.
Choice Western lS62&. ,
Potatoes Sweet, 73c0Sl per busbel'
Tallow -7a---c per pound.
BrrSwax----25a &c + II.
PovLrEY-Chickrns s. I"N p do1
Turkey. $9aSls + doz.
Geese S;3ra IS per doz.
Ducks 81 per doz.
pork-1o0 l2c per III.
Bccf-j0 S. per lb.
Mutton zoe per ID.
Vcnison-S2 per saddle.
Dried Truit-Apples 100.
Beans. Northcrn-nonr.
Cranbcrrics-kcg $3 %.
DRY GOODS.
Prints-70loc.
Brown Cotton-G4 Zoe.
Lowclls-lOu l2lc.
Stripcs-]21Q l5r.
Brogans-Sl Seal Is per pair.
CAN GOODS.
Salmon-s2 IS = dcz.
Mackcrrl 81 IS p doz
Lohsters-S2 90 I doz.
Spiced Meat s so + doz.
Sarlincs-4 boxes l6:c = box.
OyStcrs-95caSl 90 = doz.
Eaylc Milk-$2 95 p doz.
Yeast Powders-SlSI &c T. gross.
Pcaches-s2 so = doz.
Pine Apples 50 50 23Q2 SO = doz.
Concentrated Lyc-$47 IS T. Case
CAsEGO0Ds.
Brandy Peachcs-s4 90 p doz.
Prppcr Saurc-$1 65@l Is + doz. ,
Hostcttcr Bittcrs SIS 0009 % d
Drake BittcrS-SS j0d? co T. dnz' =,
Plantation Bitters-S 25as 81 + u
LIQUORS.
New York Brandy-sl SO al c5.
I" Gin--3l SEA GO.
Imported Cognac-$l C5(d2Co.
Ginger Brandy-Sl 25dl IS.
Cherry Brandy 81 23(0 IS.
Blackberry Bandy-sl l51l Is. =,
Importcd-Holland Gin s. 9oS4g:
Jamaica Rum-s5 Ooa5
irish WhiSley- s. 0eN7
Scotch whiskey $ oOa
WINES,
Claret 81 as co.
White winc-$5 5OdlO 90.
Champagne :,
Krug & Co.. (qurts) SO go!aa
Vcuve Cliquot Ponsardl--s'
Piper IIcidsickS-$?5 90.
ALE AND PORTER.
OPTICIANS l.agcrbicr -qts. - - p'S
Milwaukic-qtS, - Is pts. 81 3D.
Bass Il Co.,-Alc, pints S?25
Lard Oil Sya 100.
= Spices Black Pepper 2oa?3r per
Allspice-l7d2o
f Nutmcys->l 20" l % ~
Cinnamon-21U3!
Gloves i7Q JJ
Shot 4 Lcad-Dr"p >hot--s2 ~ per
Buck 50 -
Bar Lcad-lusr per
Tobacco -,-;
, Manufactured all gradrs-i'd''
= Tea mpcrial-;ocN 90.
:, Nolung = AoI" 90
i Grnrow'rr-:l GOA! 90
English Errahla>t--i'Hl ."''
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Sutw1ou the 9th duy Of October, 1877,

Saturday the 9th d"y Of October. 1877,
the following dcsrrihcd properly. to wit :
One house and lot on Toulinr street
measuring one hundrc feet from on Tout
line street and running back for depth
eighty feet, bounded moth by property
of W. II. Jack and succession of 5. N.
Hvam>. on the west by lot belonging to
the estate of $. NJ. lIyanS. east by lot Of
W, II. Jack and south Ivy T"uline street,
together with all the buildings and i'm
provcmcnts thereon.
Terms Of Sale.
CASlI-with the benefit of appraScmcnt.
u. II. BOULLT, JE.
S,n+ lids. Sheriff.
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To- Get your printing done at
the V1NDICATo3 JOB Office.
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S}NarErt ind &irer.
COMPLIED A\DtOEKE'r WLry,v,.
ClI.AS. IIlI.EISSVN
For Tie NlNn.t AloE,1

-
GEES: by rrt~i... higher prizes viii havn,
be paid.
! Very HIDE cotton offering during thu
week, and prices haze ruled hlyhp,
Business Inll for the season. bur n.
ton picking prevents ia" presence If
the farmer.
Stocks arc ample for the trade, and
held at cheap prices
The purtrr was up on time on Tuesaa,
evening. She IS now o,lr regular wccklv
packet.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Received for the Season ending Seplcm
Der LIST, VII 59i5 bales,
Received since LIST September CT Z"
FINANCIAL.
Cold sln3! L.
Silver
Parish Warrants
Old-3or.
Nrw-9ju93
City Warrants-1JuS So.
GROCERIES.
CUEr>l.-Ncw York cream. none.
Choice Western llta i2s
! Brandy Cherrics-S} Is per doz.
| Vinegar lsa &c per gallon
| MCr.-Primc q Il &c t TO-
| Good tic.
t Fair SIC.
4 Soap-3u7tc per ID.
Salt-sl 81 per sack.
; Starch - "a sc.
Candles-lA4 q lat
4 Whiskey-:I 1ja 50 Is p gallon
+ Cotiec-lSa PC per ID.
c BREAD sTCFFS.
4 Flour! Bills 50 7504 80
4 BARRELS Sc 5ouS 90.
r Cornmeal-S2 G5 per Dbl.
Y Grits-S3 90 per Dbl
It GRAIN AND FEED STlffS.
T. Oats-5Oca 6nc per h'shrl.
!; Bran - 13u ~ per loo lbs.
ii Whcat-Whitr Western n"nr.
e PROVISIONS.
70 BruN-Shou}drrs 74"'tr.
~ Clear Rib Sides =: " 70. /
If nrv Salt Shoulders Iu'nr,
10 DIV Clear Rib u {.
Clear Sides y Il ~.
Lard-rirrcr9, 4 l0r.
Mess Pork Sl:'a ST.; % per Dbl
C. U>Ms-Choicv l3i II
Ordinary ~: l5
3. Bacon-lOlo u.
Ply pork-llali hhls. $ oo@
- Pig Tnngucs-nonc.
Tius Ftct-nonc in Market
Bologna Sa1>ag"
=" Hrrt-Fulton, $40 - per bills.
l. OranycS-l"nc.
Ouions-Wcstcrn, $? ga s. 90
Cahhayrs- none
Apr'vs-Sl 1l"2 90
ID, Futators-Sl 4lu2 IL = Dbl.
'"' Hcrringc-nollc.
v. CodtiSh-H4c by 100 pounlS
~ Communications.
III Sour krout -Nont in market
''> Coal Oil----lSa 20c r gallon.
~ SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
II,
:. SuSar-Comn"n ia
II Good Common 81
''' Prime Si0.
vi, Choice 2u vac.
pun Nolasscs--- Common, inr + gallon
III! Fair SOC.
W. Prime SIC.
TO Choice &c.
of
,rt LUMBER.
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.
District Cuurt-No. G4J4,

Magloirc Pag,licr vs.. Mrs. Virginia Bos
svr and J. Jules BoSsirr, her husband.
District Cuurt-No. G4j4.
DINIRTl'E of a writ of Firri Fari!S
- issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit and to me directed, have
seized aud will offer for sale TO the last
and highest bidder at iii" door Of the
court house in the parish Of Natch!tochcS
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

'.,,t. % II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

A complete substitute for Castor Oil,
without unpleasant taste or recoil in the
throat. The result of 20 years practice by
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Massachusetts.
Pitchers Castoria is particularly recon-
mended for children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the food, and allows natural
sleep. Very efficacious in Group and for
children Teething. For Colds, Feverish-
ness, Disorders Of the Bowels, and Stom-
ach Complaints, nothing is soeffectiye. Il
Cents and can be had Of any Druggist.
This is one of many testimonials:
CORNWALL. LEBANON Co., Pa, Mar II, 1874.
"DEAR SIR have used your Castoria in my
practice for some time. l take crest pleasure In
recommending it to the profession safe, reliable
and Agreeable medicine. 1t Is particularly adapted
to children where the repugnant taste of Castor Oh
renders it so difficult to administer.
+. A. ENDERS, NJ. D."
Mothers who try Castoria will find that
they can sleep nights and that their babies
will be healthy.
J. b. ROSE & CO.,
New York.
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ss-r@sa. F--1s a." O.; lal rr'-- as-s a
S-alr- 'aus Fr-rf" - a-
az - - = .s' 's's r'-.1 go
Ar 'Ea' vas tus't i'r-zlr I'-s-. Rave
~ n. -. l.. b. .-- arr--1- D,
tksrp iv the folly q. lrca!'ae-;T 81;
ihr pFr~en' Dem"-ra'sr l'aIty hAye,
J. Prrsilcn; a, .ar.. ] Iaa =
lie attention t. h p.oH.i~ss bat a.
has taken his pas; aud earned them
out He has done all tha; TIiden
could have done. 80 far as Louisiana
and South Carolina are concerned.
He has given them back that jewel,
that life blood of good government,
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The Use of SaleratuS in Milk.

A correspondent inquiries whether
soda or saleratus may be used in milk
and, if so, how it may be used in
milk designed for cheese making.
When milk becomes changed, an
alkiG is sometimes used for neutra-
lizing acidity. There is no harm in
using a small quantity of saleratus
or soda for the purpose named, and
it should be added before the rennet
is applied. It should be applied in
solution, being Dissolved in water.
Care must he taken MOTTO use alkalies
in too large quantity, as they have a
tendency to combine with the fats
of the milk, making soap. We have
often employed a solution of salera-
tus for sweetening sour milk, in the
way named, and then worked it into
a fair quality of cheese.
A few years ago, Mr.. Jocelyn (the1
of the Little Valley Factory, claimed
he could procure superior skinned
cheese by the use of alkalies, and hi
process, as described by him, il
As follows: The milk is set long
enough for the cream to sour before
skimming-then churn and mix thil
sour buttermilk with the sour skim
milk and "the acid will destroy tn,
fiber in the milk so that it will be ,
tender cheese" Then the mass il
heated up rapidly, and when at tn
proper temperature alkales ar
added sufficient to neutralizs the aci,
and saponify the remaining greas'
in the milk, so that . smooth cur,
and q clear grease whey are oh
tanned, and the curd goes into th'
hoops no sourer than when cheese j
made frun sweet milk
Al q meeting q the Ansrscal
p.irynsens As~ocsxts01. Mr.. yocsiyl
exhsRxa~d ch~e-< whscA be slxz@es
"a. mas~ unsaer this process. nx~
ED rke~~e makers q. 49, zs experts
uhars sssnnsxAssl xs tA~ sza 9xxar 49,
rseA szxlsex q tss F-n&@rs sAs~x-
Sxn~~ sMss szszm 90 hsx@ A~zr3 ID
hxzzs gf tAzas Fxu-rx~~ 9z4 ws rsazz.sas
a kH< nse h~wz p<~rzzr~& 50 &xy @z
sxxs. 90 snxs q &sa pne sn@wz A. -
emxsxzxza@e eAMz@z2 whA~R n -
kxzs2~ 81 wsnssw nz4kwrmA - EmEm E-z
Farsw~
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The WASTE OF WoRKs ON GAMES
The wonderful thing in whist is
this, that ignorance Of any of those
intricate rules by which the game is
governed is regarded as so disgrace
full that nobody will admit it; nor
will any one allow that he is wanting
in that perfect and prolonged prac-
tice without which no proficient in
any art can bring his rules to bear
at the moment in which they are
wanted; and yet players would be
ashamed to have it supposed that
they had devoted to a mere game of
cards SO great a proportion of their
intellect and their time as to have
mastered these rules, and to have
familiarized themselves with the
practice. Who would not nov be
ashamed to be known rs firxt-claas
billiard player, and TO confess an in
timacy with pockets. chalk and ivory
halls ~ To have left himself time fog
no more worthy pursuit E. For %
play billiards xs billiards can Be
plsysd requsres she energy Il . life
N0r even wlll an zszhassgns rnHn. oronx
who de=1re~ s@rr~ss IN q pruke-&ku2.
be snxsas9s - ks 1crsuEs~4 2n@ag
ths E7Hni es~~~FsAzvers of Tia 3zv
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