Winchester Journal, Volume 1, Number 43, Winchester, Randolph County, 1 May 1863 — Page 3

LOCAL RECORD.

I.t.T. . C. KAIL KOAD . Train f road pan Winchtittr at tlUict: ooi. to wiit. , MAIL at 2.3" I M. NIGKT ,HXlUKS.3 at. 2 50 A. M. LOCAL FIc EIGHT at... ... COO A. M. KXPRLSS FREIGHT No. 1 1.37 A.M. rXFKEiS FULiGIIT No. 2 4.60 A. ii. GCitO AT. MAIL at 7.27 A.M. NIGHT EXP1US 1. I'- M. ACCOMMODATION at... ö.-O F. M STOCK EXFHESS No. 1 at 7.41 P. M. BTOCK EXPREß No. 2 at 11.50 F. M. Westward Trainn. Mall Train Wet will atop at all Station on proper aigu he ins gin. Nifcht Expre Wt wijl rtop'tt nil atatiooa Et of Union on proper eipn&l bin; givrn. West of U&ion, will atop at "Winchester, Muncie, Andersoa acd i'eovllrtou, only. Mail West will dine at Bellefoataine. Eattvard Trin$. Mail Train Kt will itopat Pendleton, Anderson, Muncie, Winchester, Union, Vrraailles, Sidney, IMIefootaine. Larue, Marion and Gallon, only. Niht ExpreM Eiit will top at all tatioo ru proper t'pn.il hein given. Mill Em', will bretkfast at Union. J. W.WILLIAMSON. Agist. winchi:sti;k pkice current, COftfttCTKD KT CRT WftK T JOHN ROSS, RETilL DKAl.tR It GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONS, ' PROUVCE. WILD GAM , ETC.', ' Cr.Mitaar4 Franklin Ms., Wtncaeiter. Wheat II') Corn... 4f) Flour per cwt Flour per bid 3 SO C 50 a so Back wheal Hour per ct . Com Meal pir tu f.M Suar per lb .i:.dc M O LAS SI J fiorzhum per gal'n 50 N. Orleans 70 Syrup " ' 1 00 Co.Tet per lb 43 Caidlh ml lb.Tallw 15 Sur 2 pl 20 Vheeiepcrlb lt Diiid FaiiT rra at. AppUsperbu . .$lal2." Feachencrlb Vi Ilice per II ; V2 Salt rtn aai. L.ke 2 50 TalUwperlb 10 Lardpt-rlb alO DiKter per lo 20 Eejt per dot ö Ttein4 per bn - 1 75 Tuck eta 30 firoom 120 Wak Foard h 3." Crackers per lb S Md4er pcrlb 25 Alum- : 10 InJioperoz Vi Copperas.. ... 10 Tea ria L Imperial 1 5-0 Youg Ujon 1 .p0 nuck l r.o I)ried Currin'i 10 Pried Prunes 12 Dried Citrons 10 Pepper 40 -pice 40 Potatoes 50VT5 BLANKS. A fuU iupplj of .Militär?, Pension and 11 other kin N of I'.Unks in common use, on hand at this Office, or printed to order at the shortest j-ossible notice, and at Indianipoiis prices. Just received at this office from Mess. Applegate & co., 43 .Main Strret,. Cincinnati, O., a supply of their new book on the Soro culture, by that pioneer of thin new branch of Agriculture, Issac A. Hedges, Eqr., of Dayton. It is the whole subject so far as developed. Indispensable to every cultivator. Call and get a copy. ' CITIZl'.NS! There will be a meeting at the Court House at t P. M., to-day, (Fridav,) to rmke arrangements for inclosing the gr.ive-yard with a new fence. Xearly enough money has .been subscribed to efiect this object, and it will be necessary to appoint a Superintendent or Committee to take the work in hand. There should be a general attendance. I'.MOX .Mi:i7TI. We have recri veJ' the rcjolutiom adopted at a meeting of citizens of Nettlecreek Township, in tht!1 county, a few diva ago. Owtn to the crowded state of our columns, we cannot do more thn refer to the sentiments ex pressed. Th?y approve mo5t heartilv the course of President Lincoln, and of Governor Morton, assure our soldiers in the field of our pride and tro?t in them, and denounce all who eek to hinder the working of the government. They protest ?gainst an armistice, as an implement of warfare not ' - t Mnionedb-military authorities, One thing we tipecially commend

they pledge themselves to proride fop the wants of the families of soldiers. The report of the proceedings is signed by J. P. Hunt Ch'n, and M. H. Hunt Sec'v. We take thi3 occasion to thank our friends in that quarter for their expression of interest in the Journal, and hope they will give us the tangible encouragement of a few new subscriptions.

II. Sieo & Co., thankful for past favor,-beg leave to gay to their present customer?, and all others wanting something "to wear," that they are just receiving a new-supply of goods that they arc prepared to cut and make in the most fashionable and substantial manner. "Come and see." Dr. William Macy, of Farmland, one of the "oldest inhabitantsV of that vicir.ity, has sold all his property' there, and removed to Wisconsin. CQrSec Advertisement of Land for sale, in another column, J. D. Carter's, No. 8, cast front, seems still to be a centre of attraction to goods' buyers. He is a live trader, the more he eells the more he seems to have to sell. MK Harris, of the Bee Hive ptore under this Office, is now away to purchase his. Spring goods. Look out for a large and choice assortment at his store about Saturday. Any one having a farm to sell or trade for lands west will meet with a good opportunity by callins soon on .Mr. C. A. Averv, of our town. See his advertisment in this piper. i:x a?i i n i:ks n r pa ut.h i :nt. Winch rster, Siturdny 23th, lbG3. Mk. Editor: For some time past my time has. been occupied in attending examinations and exhibitions, common at the close, or last day of school. The man ner in which classes acquit themselves on the rostrum and at the j blackboard on Fiich occasions,

has much to do in establishing! Suppose the rebels held Ohio, the reputation of the school. Ai?:..we do ? 1 and . , 4 . t. Wisconsin, as we do Missouri clear demonstration ol a question am, ArUnsas; Massachusetts in Practical Arithmetic, a com-! wjt'n Horton, as we do Louisiana

prehensive and accurate solution of an example in Mental, a declamation fitly spoken, a dialogue performed in accordance with the nature and spirit of the piece, bespeak care on the part of the teacher, and diligence on the part of students. The last of our winter schools closed yesterday at Farmland. I am now able to look back over my labors for the success of the! many, in a great measure, committed to my care. 1 did not visit all the schools in the county owing to sickness in my family. This I very much regretted. I wished to visit every school in ! the county, but failed to visit , Jackson and Washington Town- j

snips, in some localities tneitiiin our own novering upon cv-

measles retarded the progress, nn l ;M ri l ana, in some instances, stopped , . . . . til. ILIIUUi IU4 kiiV. CliV.il districts are entitled to their number of days in common with other? oT the Township, and most of them arc already taken. Township Trustees have much '0 do before the business in their department is complete. Good school houses, well furnished with desks, black-board, outline maps, charts sably necessary A neat yard fpneed. adds much to cleanliness and consequent health of the school. Trees and shrubbery are Dy no means unnecessary r

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to a good school. wretched men who rend the air ! Til4K "P-ntc Tblrnnn, nnrl nfhm V

, well graded and I and make the dav and niüht alike I . Thb'"-r"r.PeVne.n?:aT: ' ' l.V

pendages of the school ground. onrselves is really not so bad as'Life AmOnC: the MoHllOnS, ?, Mfof r??ylm??-l .ClIt is properly the dutv of Trus-: that m which the rebels are to- liv AUSTLN N. VARD. jtil3CK

tees to see that each school house . . u i a r,.i IS thllS' IUrnished, and Ilirttier, I ... .t . fi

jmucn p.. rMU!C to push on, that xve must teachers, might be avoided ry confess we are wh;pped, and

the erectionof a smajlwood-ihed near the school house. To-iay, also, closes my examination of teachers for this term. I report to the State Superintendent the first week in May. Trie following is the summary ot my report:

No. of applicants , " licensed for 24 months for 19 " " " for 12 " for C " le?s than 6 months). ' rejected ...134 ... 1 ... 9 .... 74 .... 33 ... i ... 1C " revoked " of female applicants. ... , " licensed :.i 51 The two licensed for less than six months were by protest. I have issued four such certificates, and have an application for another of the kind before me; but those who read this article may he informed that the last of such certificates is issued. We have teachers who are qualified to teach all the branches required to be taught in our common schools, and to such I entrust, and not thoe who, before they can get license to enable them to i draw the Public Fund, must call a meeting of the citizens of the district and vote out Grammar, Geography and Menial Arithmetic, as not necessary to lie taught in the school. Hence, forth, a meeting may "vote our all such teachers in company with those branches. Taking thetc chers of Randolph all together, there nre many t whose hearts are in the work, many who are preparing to make teaching a profession and sacrificing all other interests for a cause that, above all others, needs assiftance. Our prospect3 for the futuie are brightening. Mr. Wright opens Ids school in Union City on Monday next. .Mr. Cooper haj his sails spread to the breeze" in the Seminary, while many of our teachers have gone to Wayne County to Earlham College, and to Mr. Charles, at Newport, all good schools, and well c alculated for teachers to qualify themselves for teaching. I. 1 1 1 ATT. ! (To be Conti mi cd.) roit Tin: ciioaki:hs. with New Orleans; the shores of Connecticut, as we do that of North Carolina: the cost ot New Jer-rv as we do that of South C.trolina; and besides Boston, the Harbors ot Philadelphia, Newport and Portsmouth, as we do those of Norfolk, Pensacoli and Savannah; suppose furthermore to have command of the Mississippi up to St. Louis, as we have it down to Memphis, and to be laying siege to Pittsburg, as we are to Vicksburg; suppose them to have nearly five hundred vessels, including more thcin a dozen monitors and other iron-elads, and to be blockading the whole of our coist and pr? paring with immense strength to attack New York and Portland, Charleston and1 Mobile; supposo j tl,en, to have an army li.-ilf larger ! er' exposeii point upon our contraded linei, while we by con- . . . , , , J , scr;ption had draped into the thr-y were able to supply them selves readily with all f lie comforts and luxuries of which the rigid blockade was depriving us; suppose all this und we have but faintlv reprernted the disadvan tages under which thev labor in hideous with their croaking? uuiu ni inen Miro ?imic fear and their voices fail them. l ...T.I . . I'iii. a a . I I h ' The condition in which we

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army every aDie-oou.ea man, i p i nr M )V ff 0TIII(J C A child can learu to operate byhaiiar ami they had not bettln to draft; .ii-cor.iai.t emenirr....i ..'uii ...v.un.i j IiL.ll' l-MAl'ij ihyiuuui 'Voscs vov vC o vtCV ilf)ur'-instruction It if qi i suppose that by unrestricted com- .uru tut a fauu.i reeU -,i of act u. tt nn "RAfc Qn ot? Vvos owtx vvo oVY. : rwily bew.: Machmi- ".",'. rM

H.erv.C U Uli -III p'US OI llie Oria w;.,v-t.ir.a..i ..f r.u.i.ic; Hut . -rimr. t 1 r I 1 VVOiV S iVWUWC VY WC v-.u ..K;.,;-w....i,tedf(.r3 car.

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j day. And v,t craven-hearted : men are found, who te l that , . . . . ur i'i'v u '

tamely . succumb. . And such men are not ashamed to walk about the streets, and call themselves American citizens. Whai a decent, indeed! Awav with

the folly, or worse than " folly, j that they talk. See the brave! work that has been done alreadv. See our gathering hosts hanging! like clouds of destruction overi Charleston and Vicksburg, and; just about to give their terrible blows, and have new courage. ! y t : i . r-k Uliensil U iailll i-uusniuii ai least with obvious Facts, if 'ou cannoi auain io üe aiyiurr; worthy or the tounaers oi ine rc-: public Providence Journal, j ; - TTnTTC!r i SPENCER HOUSE,! X.W. CORNLH t'NIOX DEPOT, ' INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.; M. HARTH, OWNER A3 PROPRIETOR. 1 1 Merrül & Co. 5 ; DEAI.KR3 IN' T A TIT mTTTHflT finTHAT ;

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MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Glenn's Block,

EAST WASHINGTON ST.; I n d I n n a poll,, I n d.jßAK E D STUFF."

Orderp promptly filled. j.in 3 ti: joi 0 nArnmAT jJABIES S. COTTOItl, WLNXIIESTER, IND., i"vi:ai.i:k in i:vi-:i:y VAitirrrv of Stoves. the only Agent in Winchester for the j Ceuimttd Cvok storr, j CIIA.liriON, (improved C IIARTi:i:. I ii:riAci:, oimdi.a, ikon- j smi:s uovlk, i m l other patter: .-. j 9 Various siz s nn id kind, all at fair price-, j tie them. tf , Ilracs and Copper taken Call and examine ITOld Iron, in exchange for Stoves. Truth Stranger than Fiction ! A STARTLING WORK. FEMALE LIFE AMONG tho MORMONS, JInv Year, iprnal Dxpericncc, TIIE w'iVc OFIA U AKÜ' A NARRATIVE or A MORMON LLPLTv. "Tht one-half the orM can nl Imaciue j how tin oih'jr half Ilv'. 1110 (. true lliaiij trkr; anatl.. ; l- .n th ailairaff.ir.l, oarex-Ht-ri'Mici oberali' fi .liiilv toii.l vers!.t!i trai.je aii'1 iiMii.firul. h- p rpo- j tratlliiiifaroffe.Miiilryrtuth oukirl. ..f v.i.u Hoii.t..eri!.U.1ci i,u-. K,o.ii, . t4 I .l.t tnnw t i-vi U :ifi it f. rr. t i, .1 af mieat'on of tin" Mormn yt-!n. t , jlniionit imi. on f-nale. il he r.i:-r4!u-i;t vu-ci w loth e tcn-l tlirijr'i t! - !loiiiffParrMlvforth' .iiMitfejH. Tu ro manlie incueni i'onneotf.i win nn rt.iTi- " .JJress, po-tpvi.i, t rcviii of j rue, j A COMPANIOM TO FEMALE LIFE. M A.I- V. I .iii ..uiam t- -fkmalk mfk.- ; u x utz V2 v .l.im. t.a-Jy i our.t , cl.ri.h. iiiutrti' nn ':irrsTirr. n wi t ..4 bethm..io - rr- i

18G3. 1SG3. WERDEN & CO., Dealers and Jobbers in

BOOKS it STATIONERY ALsO WALL PAPI2K, WINDOW PER, Buff & Croon Hollands, i.i.mmhi rw i r-nr ; YY 1 1 1 D U W nULLLnj. ' l ; ß L " Jv BOOKS,1 , "'w1 ui MD,CAl mm fJ TH STATi PHOTOCRAPHS, iII0T0GBAIn albums. CASH nil TKADK TOK KAS. , ' ' 0PP0SIXE r.LFN'S BLOCK, India ttiijfolis, In f liana April 10, 1?C3. 40 GROCERIES ! AND AT THE OLD STAND, i r TT f. "P 11 Ci I Oor. Jlam a rraiiklin ots. ; WIIEKC MAY rsn FOUND AT all times plenty of the "THINGS NEEDFUL" SUCH AS CERIES, OF ALL KINDS, v Tr T Q T O T Vi x .u y V X o x kj .l o , Crackers by the Barrel, BKEAD, PIES, j Cakes by the Hundred,; ORDF.r.S FOR WHICH WILL UU j IMtO.lI lT LY V I L, j U E3 AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. My Cracker Manutactoiy 1 IN SlICCCH Till Opera t ioil , Ar.d I cn supply deilers with llie frch article cheap a-s ill" ehe ipet and as good i ! All K HKl O I V. ' L . 1 I v I lUUlitUiU-; ..... nnm'TfH' Ttn "WiT'r!. I lien at tbs highest rates.

FAMILY GR

, e na- r i )VWCYVU. i and von s'joaU lrv ci Ufic goin- f,4 Iselleverjthng ) ah or V AxVVWXVXN. VWvW phyun. ' - lra.te. Now h the tune to p.ij , a I'nphlr-t or Almanacof mv 1.1 Plenty ot money m the country. .yc bV.cVts, bWiU i M(j r,ld tU eertjticatf 1Ld if.o . , . B VXAA.SC? OVOv v O V C?. Yc U v e o re r .1. LiJ v a i U JZl1 ,0l,CltkcsS OV VXC 0$ Wm; Forl.inVVincbrbylLr.K:ur. joiin uoss. !Xo- T. . . .xJcjo WAGES PAID $100 ivciir.iTFR. Jan. Ml, l"rU. tt I , q-0 .ell good? for the Au ftl IVVYC OsX 0X?VU Ma cm inf. Cümtant. Wo mill give acom-

ITj OH TT) T nnnTlV Y H I I rS H 111 A N 1 I' I II I 11 I 1 UUUiJU VA ! - , -rr rS O T S K I 3r5 T S And ertry thmg else of the sort, go tr. S U(i $yk 1 H . fi K Q 2 9 C fij p D fa O H J Q SOUTH SIDC OF rL BLIC SQ'RE, I Dress Gootls, . . , r -i T ry T" w 0 , r i AT LOW RATES! othini, or tue impart of r .t.ck w,, , hoht jnti iandba-ncrer hten "iiwrw I up," ns i the '-ener! cutom. j cu-tomer und the public generally il end sie. L. D. BUNCH-

WIXCHESTLR mjLxx&K works.

1 IJJl ..Ii.. 4 V " "Who has not lost a friend?" Thfcndr.ijrnfdLnte now a larjrerand bet orl 'lo1 American and Italian Marble Than h&t here to fore Wen ofrreU iolaiiviclu i Thoie ho intud erecting : Tombs llonument Ql CmVttfC StOHCS ' nmCrnory oftheirlov.d do parted (nM d ! tilVK US A CALL. Terma reasonable. Call and examine. " S I. A T i: It () O riXC!

ttirS!utKuorp,atreasuiiatU.riccs. Tbeu-1 ,VU , . C leriorit f ltc over all Mir r mafrinl f . ' su LeDCO their Kortflliif if too W cit (ilUhrd to r'uJre an' -. C arjrutiM-nt in its favor, anl thoj wl. luleii JLvlVVVA oiVw - bullJin? will Und a Mate Kocf t b the . x nd cnoq'icnit proSt to the Trcpnelor, Best and cheapest Roof now in Mseiihui enabling Lim wexpond KtitnatcsmaJeornny Information relatiT- cV WvOVVSlXwClS tothehusintf.ichtferfullyj-iTenb) addresiicg orcullii-j;i( 'jf doll.irs each vear in adrtrtising tboir

jt.h.Jiutt.MA.N 4 io., NVinchrste r.ind nor ( OllliniSSiOUCr S SalC. State of Indiana. I will sell at public sale nt th Court llonne door in the town of Winchester on .Saturday the .'iOth. i.iy of Mnv next, the 1'ollow w' described Ytnl te. to me E,t P.ut of me souin n ut oi ine nortn-east quarter or section one, contain'n sixty acre., also ten ucre out of the south-west corner of the north-east quarter of the north-et quarter ofpection one, all in townxhip 21 north, of r:mge 1 I ea-t, coutainuig in all seventy ncrev lyinp in said county of Randolph and 5tate of Indiin, said Und to be sold belong to the heirs of Win. Simmons, deceae l, nnd Michael Stufl. TERMS OF SALE. One third of th purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, one third in one ) t ur from day of sale, and the residue in two eari with interest on deferred payments from dare; deed to ho made whenI ever the pun-ha-c money is all paid. GKOKlill W. MONKS, April S, ISC.'?, 40 w Commissioner. FOR SALE. iriiJE undersigned will sell at private J ?a!e, ou pood terms ONE FINE OUCCY, Ono Sot Buggy Harness, THREE DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS in wi.rin:sTi-:it. Tor further particulars inquire of JOHN It. ItOlTll. 3ii:lim)a m can,4 Ki'-cutors of the .tat' ol' S. 11. Lucas. Winchester, April ir, 1SG.L lr) Appoiiitmriit. "jJ 70TICI: i liereov civen, thut the i undersigned his been appointed Adnin:trat:jr, with the will HTinxtd, ot th p I ... , i i , . e estate of Jjfvi tudv, deee.ised, late t lit . t i c : i . . : K.:ido!ph countv, Ind. haid cUte is mosed to .solvent. of (i.UJKI.i; W. MO.hS, April !. 1 (",:. 1!) Ai,ninintratnr. ... AA UV SccuV cvvvc yov i.cvvvvx-, .S VvOsVft "LVV .YV,C. VNW V (pftfpUX Q) z- bxTWZ&IS

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1' 3 S pit a? Ir.i ctfrv! m frttrx Fur ti 1 11 kcda CtVJKil is so." and isOO V."xs har ln introdnol t the puMir f( I more tLaa ait veara. and h:i?e aoouire! T i -v r v v - r- i ! ,imilar r.Htnre in the market. t An appreciating public was not lonj in ' Jua.vering they jniH'J ruiuarkalh : merits, and publishing the e. .... llave Wen showerel upon hi:n fr.n i 1'ho jMuliarity of tho u that tley strike ot tht root of Jjmoiuu, iy eradicating every particle of iinjmnir for the life and health of the body deru J njw.n the purity f the blod. If he Mool'is wi-onid. the bodj dnti uta miserable existence. Tboo uicUii'i vc jcvvu.c for curing ffcroul, Liver Ccmplavit, Skin, (JHssises, Femal Corn.paint$ Salt Ifhtum, JiheuyruxtUm, Q)yrj.xziat Syphilis, Old &oreat Fever an i ßsut LiUrCorrhcea, Hejuche, ZYysiieiaz, jirAhcn't Vir; Flic, Sc rcf ulcus Cbrrum.?:i:-'H. ef g. s s 3 0!fE tx-rw'n writes, her daughter aj i .nired t f fits t t nine years' standing, ana ! jL Vit'i;' danco rf tvo vcar. AN0TÜER writes, his son was run! f;er hi Ueh had almut vrittod away. The doctors jrcuour4o-d the cao incwraable. ANOTHER curM of Foxerrd A j:'J aft r trying every ruviciue in his re;u-o. ANOTHER cured v( 1'evoi .St hicli had exitti f.Mirteen year. ANOTHER of lihtsumatiui of pU years. Citn-s innumpraMe of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint c'Uid be mentioned iu -Rhioh tho Purilr and Tills "WovVt VvXtt cv. tjivv. nre the lut active aaid tnrous;u puu i , ' . ... , , ' that have ever t een intrIurcd. t 4 " ' i- .1 .1 t . . ' d,ral.V . . !.niVi.i4 m y- I- tL t ft: i. it it is a 1 t , vuii.j; i...... s"- - .... w-.w.. - thaat tho syslcm d. I .vi Tvln IM- M termer -n.a:ion, wnirn i I'M hpi v i which, tiiJur.ft-Jon th VAoo w;n f1ipo tl e 3f()rt.nirrtiimf,i ,i:,c.i.r, i andol' thetuac-lrcs, will rfliev ui.d cor I Il9XJ.3.ck9, Cos? itr.f ?, ' i! Cholera JJct d uz, . . Trv thesi medlcinea. and vo. will n-voi regret it. Ai voiir T:i-ighlKi. Iio hnv nJ ' uiissiou oz all goods fold by our Apeuti or pay a-t at from $40 to $iwper month, and pay all necc?5ary expense.. Our machine ii perfect in ins bikw'w I Addren C. Ktßr.LHfe. i dicki:ns-s l xstc:ki:at work. i GREAT EXPECTATIONS, in.Muy. ht' - intofi.,raire.,io.. - i - ' - . r"m, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ,.it fln,.-,. jcr.i; rmfr Hi nr. r.4 ; fcftr PlH i Aii'uiu iri.i tj I" - ' vn rec?'pi of price. ... . . 11 .1 w r 1 I ,,.or.!rrr-rkI.r-of our U.V i. ATi-nn. . , TV wiü f pJitic xcedmf ly r", i te r PI I V r i'.. mnn t Afoi o-ir? Travcimc Auvy ajwwc w Agents Wanted kr i.Bil rulr -r it,r tcrr I c;Uh r.th.Tlrrnrmtitoi r?H toMlt'TMi J4)H., KDXMN I'fiUK.r.M .bf. NA.eirK.fo .n,.'.',r';r j32rr :

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