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.Junction,. Kansas, FebV .27, 1864.
BEAR THIS IN MIND. ..
We learn that Taylor and Hersey hare stated
in Topefca that thd defeat of the' Bridge Bill was
nausea by our strictures on the Legislature.
Other measures of local importance will be de
feated, for the Bame reason that this one was
viz: the strong terms in which the people have
denounced the villiany and unexampled corrup
tion of the majority Regarding the defeat
of life 'Bridge .Bill, if, according to Taylor
and Hersey it be true that we are responsible for
its defeat, it is indicative of one or other of two
things: the immense power of the Smoky Hill
Union, or the pack of consumat", ignorant, narrow-minded
jackasses that we have legislating
foAriis. HutsjsUch is no reason for the defeat
of a. measure of such vast importance to thejeo
ple of all sections ot the State. However, we
expect that these repudiated mis-representatives
will come home and retail 'such a silly lie td the
prejudice of tile Union. "We happen to be in
possession j of the evidence of their duplicity.
The true reason for the defeat of the Bridge Bill
"wasthat it was introduced by Sir. Jonce, the
leadtx of the minority, and is practically the
eame gag upon the people which enabled them
to override l.11 the rights of the minority in the
Hf,U3e. The corruptionist held a caucus, at
which Hersey made a speech, of which the foL
lowing, take.a from the Topeka Record, is its
substance. It will be noticed that he speaks for
' Mr. Taylor. Wa3 duplicity ever more glaring?
Butdiere it is :
" Hersey, of Dickinson, said he only wanted
the defeat of tha bills makiuir appropriations for
the Agricultural College at Manhattan, and for
tl payment of the fees of the Junction Land
Vfficeribr locating thd lands of the Agricultural
OOHese. He and P. Z Taylor would have to
VOTE FOR THEM IN ORDER TO SAVE
THEIR OWN HEADS. But he depended upon
the friends to knock them on the head. He did
not care a darn for his constituents ; he voted on
his own responsibility."
Can men be trusted after they betray you, and
because you will not submit ask the majority to
kill your local measures ?
m
CA friend at Fort Riley sends U3 a notice of
the addresses delivered before' their Literary
Association, but it failed to reach us in time.
As we noticed loet week the addresses of Mr.
Henderson and Mr. McBratney we will' publish
the notice sent us of Capt. McClure's, hoping our
friend will give us further notes, as our columns
are" at the service of such institutions :
" Captain J. R. McClure was the speaker for
the last meeting of the Association. His subject
was one also bf great interest just now, ' The
Senatorial Fraud." The Captain, in a vigorous
and 'scathing speech, showed that the new Sena
torial parly was made of rather shnk- materials,
that they had showed anxiety to dispatch their
job without hearing from the people, that their
plea of doing their deed to compass the defeat of
Lane was not only unsound, but an insult to the
rights of the people. Ho expressed the opinion
that the actors in this measure were only promot
ing effectually the triumph of their foe, the pres
ent -Senator, and showed that such action was
- destructive of republican liberty."
IDT Washington's Birthday was celebrated at
FrfRUcj ty a ' tripping of the light fantastic
&e." The ball given by the Eleventh boys was
It complete success and the turnout large. Ev
erything passed off pleasantly, and good order
and management characterized the pleasures of
the evening. A sumptuous repast revived the
inner man. Among the "wee sum hours" the
party dispersed, with feelings of satisfaction and
remembrance of company G.
A LINCOLN MEETING.
In accordance with a call of the " New
York Uoton Association," a meeting tva
held in Taylor's Hall, Monday eveuiug,
February 22d, to express views regarding
the next Presidency. Wm. H. Mackey
wis called to the Chair, and W. B. House
chosen Secretary. R. McBratuey, E. V.
Seymour, and V. K. Bartlett, were ap
pointed a Committee to draft resolutions to
be reported at an adjorned meeting.
Thursday evening, 125th inst., the meet
ing convened again, and the Committee on
Resolutions made the following report.
Short addresses were made by Mr. Todd,
Mr. McBratney, and Lieut. Pierce, after
which the resolutions we're adopted unani
mously :
. Wuereas, Abraham Lincoln, during
his, administration of the affairs of our
Government, notwithstanding the for
midable and terrible rebellion with which
be has been assailed from the moment of
bis assuming the duties of the high office
conferred upon him by the people of" this
. country, has displayed most unshaken
feourage in defending our free institutions :
great moderation, firmness, and fidelity to
bis trust; coustant devotion to constitutional
liberty and personal freedom, as exemplified
in his messages, and in his proclamations of
freedom to the slave and of amnesty to the
traitor; and whereas, During the present
conflict he has acquired an unusual expe
rience in governing a free people, and ex
hibits a deep appreciation of all the difficul
ties in which our -country is' involved, and
most undoubted ability to conduct it safely
ttifougb all, therefore
'Resolved, That we regard the re-election
of Abrabam Lincoln as our next President,
as imperiously demanded by the necessities,
the'interests and the honor of the country,
and we .hereby declare him our first and
only choice for that high office, and should
he be the candidate he -will receive the vote
of every loyal man in Western Kansas, and
we doubt not in tbis entire State.
Resolved, That whilst we shall be gov
erned bv the wishes of. the majority of loy
al men in the Unioif, in the selection of the
candidate for our next President, we give
it as otfr conviction, that the Interests of
freedom, and of the nation would be best
subserved by the re-election of Mr. Lin
coln without the formality of National
'"tTohvention, and that during the approach
ing election, -no party distinctions or issues
should,, existj excepting as between loyal
joen aad traitors.
'.Reiolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published inrthVUftiO!r, and a
eony thereof he forwarded to the New York
eopy.-nei
jflsocitrttotr
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MfctMiit SJSJSS 1 SS SI
fly Thanks to Mr. JentrarEy fg'M
for late San Francisco -and Sacramento paper.
Also, to Senator. Lane for the valuable report of
the Agricultural Bureau. . ." ,
ID Company G, of the 13th rgiment,'left'Fbrt
Riley last Tuesday for Fort Leavenworth. The
companies remaining at Riley-are G company of
the Eleventh, and H company of the Fifteenth.'
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Cocet. The March term of the District Ccurt
has been postponed until the first week in April,
The law regulating the terms of Court in the.
Third Judicial District, lately made, makes tbis
change. There will be no-jurors.
O" The earth is covered with blackness as fur
as the eye can reach, and the fires seem deter
mined to burn until the prairies are all ready
for the shooting sprouts of spring.
ID The Legislature has established the follow
ing State roads in this vicinity, viz! Junction
City, via Pooler's Crossing and Lyon's Creek, to
Marrion Centre. .Commissioners to locate the
same are James Mansfield, Patrick Buckley and
W. K. Billings. Junction City via Abilene,
and Salina, to the Santa Fe Road. 'Bdwnrd
Cobb, T. F. Hersey, ahd Wm. Combs, Commis
sioners. Junction City, via Quiuiby's, to -Clifton.
J. B. Quimby, D. Fufrowj'and P-. B. Rust;
Commissioners.
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Plows, Cbltivutoes, Ac. We will. about the
15th of March, be in receipt of a general assort
ment of Farming Implements, including Plows
and Cultivators of nil sizes. Notice, will be
given of their arrival.
STREETER fc STRICKLER.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that I will, oh the
20d day of March, A. I). 18G4, at the late resi
dence of Palmer S. Harwood, deceased, on the
Smoky Hill River, in Saline county, sell at
Public Sale the goods and chattels belonging
to the estate of Palmer S. Harwood, deceased,
consisting in part as follows, to-wit: Four head
of Milch Cows, two head ot Two Year Olds,
two Yearlings, one Cooking Stove, one Saddle
and Bridle, two Rifle Guns, one hundred and
seventy-eight posts, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock, A. M. Terms of Sale All sums of
fifteen dollars and under, cash in hand ; all
sums over fifteen dollars, a credit of mx months
will be given, payable by note, with approved
signers. ROBERT PARKER; Adm'r.
Salina, February i2, 18G4.
nl5-4tpf$3.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of two
executions issued from the 3d Judicial District
Court for the counties of Davie, Dickinson, et
al attached for judicial purposes, in the State
of Kansas, in favor of J. E. Hibbard and
against Henry Danks, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said Dickinson county, I will offer
for sale at the Court House door in Abilene, on
the 21st day of March, A. D. 18G4, at 1 o'clock
p. m. of said day, all the right, title and inter
est of the said Henry Danks in and to the fol
low ing described Real Estate, to-wit: The
North-west quarter of the South-west quartet
of Section 28, North half of the South-east
quarter, and the South-west quarter of the
North-east quarter of Section 29, Township 12,
Range 4, East.
Gi en under my hand this the 19th day of
February, A. D. 1SG4. C. H. THOMPSON,
nlo-ot Sheriff.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given thatlcttcrs of Admin
istration on the estate of Palmer S. Harwood,
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Judge of the Probate Court of Saline
county, Kansns, bearing date of January 4th,
lStil. All pci sons indebted to said estate arc
hereby notified to make immediate settlement
of the same; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to ex
hibit them to the Administrator within one
year from the date of these letters for allow
ance or they may he barred from the benefits
of said estate; and if they do not exhibit such
claims within three years from the date of laid
letters they will be forever barred from all the
benefits of said estate.
ROBERT PARKER, Administrator.
January 10, 18G4.n94t.pf$3.
Tlie Bulletin
BOOK BINDERY
A! EM BOOK MAIMCTORY.
JWain Street, Opposite the Planter s,)
LEAVENWORTH.
WE- HAVE ESTABLISHED IN
connection with The Bulletin Job Print
ing Office, one of the best Binderies west of
New York City, and solicit the patronage of
any having work in our line. We shall devote
special attention to the manufacture of
Blank Books for Counties!
District Court Books, County Treasurer Books,
BXCOEDS, REGISTERS, TAX BOOKS,
And all kinds of
BOOKS OF PUBLIC RECORD.
Manufactured from the best of stock, and in
the highest style of the art.
MERCANTILE BOOKS.
"We invite the attention of Merchants, Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &c, to our
facilities for the manufacture of the best kinds
of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice
Books, Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel
Registers, Lawyer s Dockets, &c.
MAGAZINE BINDING!
Harper's, The Atlantic, Godey, Peterson,
Frank Leslie, Harper s Weekly, Pictorial .His
tory of the War, and all other Magazines,
bound in plain or fancy binding, at the lowest
figures.
Binding of all kinds and styTes Paper,
Sheep, Calf, Law Style, Moroco, Turkey Me
roco, and Moroco Antique, done upon the short
est notice.
RTJXJNG- ot all KINDS DPR03NEPT
I5T DONE.
USN. B. We employ now but first-class
workmen, and are -prepared to guarantee eTery
job of work sent out. Orders respectfully so-
ucuea. Auaress:
BULLETIN CO,',
n9tf Leavenworth. Kansas.
J. D. BRUMBAUGH.
J. W. BOKLKOKK.
BRUMBAUGH fc BOLLINGER,
ATTORNEYSATLAW
X.AJSTT) AGENTS, i
If arysTills, Marshal Co., Kansas.
)sa Prompt' atte&tksv giita leTpeyiag taxes.
Ju, 80, i861-ajl-tf ...-;
- so? S o SsL '"
NOW RECEIVING!
w vaaJS
ami mm small
IHHTGAMZ
f scos-f AMTLY RECEIVING ADDI-
-L tlonk to his already well assorted stock ot
DETGOQDS
of every description.
LADHDRESSGOODS
of eTcry pattern.
KEN'S ANI) BOY'S ,
dtiOTHiNa
of every style and mike. . "
men, Women ;& children's
Boots & Shoes.
0--
aami. wmm,
QUEENS-WAKE
AND SUCH LIKE.
&
ALL OF WHICH I OFFER FOR SALE
AT THE LO,VES T
GASH PRICES !
AT MY
WASHINGTON STREET,
Mil CITY. KANSAS.
.A. COHEN,
V1TIIOLESAI.E DEALER IN
CLOTHING
AXD ALL KIXDS OF
Gents'FurnisliingGoo ds,
HATS, CAPS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Trunks, fcc,
NO 21 DELAWARE STREET,
Three Doors below Scott, Kerr Jf Co?s Bank.
Leavenworth, Kansas.
TIDHFSOI. EAMES & CSOV.
Wholesale Dealers in
CHINA. GLASS, EARTHEN-
ware, Looking-Glasses,
Silver-Plated Ware,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c
65 Delaware Street,
LEA VEKWOR TH, KAXbA S.
FRANK JEHLE,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
Washington Street, West Side,
Junction City, Kansas.
Repairing clone on ehort notice. Terms Qish.
B. S. RICHARDS,
MANUFACTURER $ DEALER IX
SADDLES & HARNESS,
WHIPS, SPURS, COLLARS,
Bridles j Check-Reins, Hamcs, ire.
53 Delaware Street,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
Administrator'! Notice.
Notice is hereby giTen that letters of admin
istration on the estate of Henry T. Geery, de
ceased, have beeR granted the undersigned by
the Judge of the Probate Court of Davis coun
ty, Kansas, beariag dat f- December the 4th,
A. D, 1863. AIL persons indebted to said es
tate are hereby potified to make immediate
settlement of the same; and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are hereby noti
fied to exhibit then to the Administrator with
in one year from .the dVate- of said letters for
allowance, or they "may be barred from the
benefit of said estate ; ant if they do not ex
hibit such claims within three years- from the
date of said letters, they will beore ver,barred
from all the benefit of.aaid estate.
r -, X d..;mobit.
7-4t Administrator.
r SCHOOL BOpKS. ,
TOJXSOK'SfiRTESOF READERS,
'7r aaiLaHpUiebooks recomaeaded ly'tte
State Bapritdnt ' Also MtGejtiU
ers aAJ8prtl, Cpy Book, WithNi'
raOTfflforamr
iifiiisiimiiKi
JOli!M tHJt3 AONCTJOIOITY,
keeps at his old stand,
:dha..Glaini Sotise, . .
a giisVffceailJDRT -GOODS Jt&iQEQ
CERIES, and PROVISIONS, as well as BOOTS
atf!!psd ;A JiTflsiters hiisselr, JibJs'm
no rest, clerk, or hauling to pay, that he is
abls to sc.lt afc ehespaa .oan be .bought at (Ik
retail houses in Leavenworth City. " "
Having traded inSt- Louis, with Morgan k
McClung to orer $50,000, and with Hensley &
Russell, of Jjeaveaprartk City, and bow selliag
for proraisTeut firsts (fa Leavenworth, I flatter
myself thaf 1 am regarded as a prompt aad
wall ppated wiaa, prepared, if necessary, to, sell
guoda lot o there. oa commission, da fair and
reliable terms, as well as to be able to sell
quite as chefef a J they xi b purchased la
Western Kansas. Farmers, bring on your
HIDES AND PRODUCE,
and exchange with me, and hunters, bring me
voM.PnRS-fif s)l kmrt nmA I ;11.bmw im
proposition t also Keepa eta alt ataounfof
liUMMR-snfl COOPER STDTF
on hand for sale.
W. A. ROSE. ' ' 'W.J.THOMPSON
W. A. ROSE & Co., '
45 Delaware. Street,
LSAvisnvr6iiTii.
Wholesale aind Retail Dealers in
boiks. :mf iimr. htelofes.
-.- ANrxPiABrl- v h
Oallkit.ds used in the State.
Mnsie Books-and Sht Music!
BLAXK JJOOKS, WALL RAPER,
Flatcap, Foolscap. Letter
aiid JN"ote"3Papersj
PHOTOGRAPH' ALBUMS
PICTURES' FRAMES, 6,URTAFnS
. -.-i If AXD FIXTURES ,-Ii. '
We wojJdcalLihe,PAFtLc-ul.ar attentionof Mcr-chants-and
Printer loir exl&SivVStock,
which embraces nearly. very article usually
kept is-.sr Book and- Stationary House. r Our
facilities far -supplying the trade are Tinsur
passe. ORDERS Br MAIL PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO. . -
.CWckoring $. Sons; K
PIANOS!
w. arose & 6o.
HAVE THE AGEXCY FOR THE SALE
of these and other Celebrated Pianos.
Every Piano, rally Wrrsntd !
WATSON & RINEHART,
' Xo'Yl 'l-'FelaKarc'krect, 7 C
LEAVKNWORTH, KANSAS.
HAVE ON EXHIBITION ARTERY-LARGE
and complete assortment of
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS J1JD SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,26aRPETS,
Oil Cloths & Mattings.
ALSO:
,WINDOV DAMASKS, WHITE.
OIL SHADES, BUFF,
GR1&N& BLUE ivtNDdwiBOlA
LAND AND, PAPER.
jf.. . . i -
Curtain Fixtures, Cornicei,
Curtain Bajids,, Hooks.
cx3c. cx3o.y
Retailers teho with-tp buy. Goods aUJIOTTOM
TRICES, vcill do-well h caUarid-examinevur
Stock. fREMEMBER THE PLACE
No. 12, Delaware SI reel
Leavenworth, Kansas-
WATSON & RINEHART..
' J AMS
B.iKAVlS.
l S
cturer and Pcaler in
i , t i
T
FUft
Of every style and Descriptf 0I&7
Aim
i
UNDEETAKEE
A Large Auorlmevt of
AID METALLIC CASES
I ' Constantly '00 kai5. 7 U
Q&Dzlatcare'StTteffiet.-Stxond and- Third
Xjeayeuwortfa Kansas. . . .
.. . STATU J Q,URNA Ii
B flyD K : BiIScEiy !
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
f n ANofJf.Eldridiie'oiifWi,,, H" ;
LAWJtENOK,:JLw -l - iiiJKAMSAS.
,t?a ;j inyTotdTetfoT": O rJ
PRINTED, RULED or BLANK BOOK WORK
completed within onr office, and under our
superintendence, thus insuring accuracy,
5 pi r7apatcMian4 "reliability. ,', fjr.
f (J&gaiines7lPan9hle4,7fwpapeTsand
Daasas4os nt)y aatfaayajislllwaqd
at reasonable rates.
We pimisejaifailbiad and promptTeecution
of all worVforwardedlo our office.
, Oriearaartr solicited from ,Public .Oncers,
Herchakts aid good bwmes4ieieveryTir,
by nail or express.
- r r Address, - 7
State Journal Office,
n41-2-lyJ - -Lawrence, Kansaa.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
lbs sabscriber Kas' oa'haad FIFTY THOU8
vanftiea, is wilfis qaaStlTy ST Pesih, tbcUt
wUI extsssBM ffreos. ! stack' r Jfraia.
It reaJoaAble prfcea- Price TerhaadTedr$l.
nrs s u n s v
AsfclsW Wwssjry; Paris Oo.ylCsaws a4'i.
I?fTOAAJegtj.v
y jm ivntsi ,
!jmfi. -
KHIffiTl
ARE SOLICITED TO CALL AT
50 Dlawtr Street,
LEAVE1WDITB CITY.
to select their Goods out A rety largt stock of
BOOTS, SHOESv HATS AND
CAPS & NOTIONS !
I vv i s.lL J i. hit
COME AND SEE US
THM PRICES WILL BE SUCH THAT
YOU
CANNOT HELP-PURCHASING
T , C.W. THOMAS, & Co.,
;'.-" Late R c.'BraM .j Co.
SBfflSi EARLE.
. is
w nolesale
BOOT A SHOE
, o
44 DELAWARE STREET,
LsivEMWom, mm,
o
we Defy
n r
MPiTIflffl
In Prices !
GEO. O. OATLIN,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Bte-AHD SHOES.
A GENERAL TARIETY OP
MEN'S & BOYS'.
win k mm
"nT!2?
SBt B &L Si o
A.. .
- So. 8 DELAWARE STREET,
Second Door Abv lCsia,
LEAVENWORTH4 CETy, KANSAS.
Junction City, Kansas.
OX0.S.fRUT0V,
Aeprietor
The undersigned having thoroughly renovat
ed and refitted this commodious and popular
house, flatters' himself that he can accommo
date regular boarders aad the traveling public
in a style unsurpassed west of Leavenworth.
The coaches of the Aansas Stage company
leave this boas for, the East aaa West. 5 .J
A good livery and feed stable is attached to
this house, and horses and carriages. can De
procured at any time.'
47-ly. GEO. H.prapfio
- " ' - -" - -- - r- --
Physician. Accoucheur,
' - : &ttm xV-.
nisi
i pst aifcjl? agisxi
,. . ,, wholesale
li '
A5D
C0MMIS N MERCHANT,
-Vo, S4 DtUticrt Street,
Leavenworth, Kamsasi
Be has the largest assortment of
GROC ERIE
to be found in Leavenworth, of every variety
and quality, and in any quantity, which ha
will seH a? low n any boUse in the Cily His
stock is well selected) and embraces
Every .Article
found in a
Wholesale Grocery Store.
He has the best
FAMILY FLOUR
to be found in the market, besides
STJGrA.H, TEAS,
COFFEE, GOLDEN SYRUP,
Molasses, Rice, Tobacco,
'" RAISINS, SODA, NAILS,
Fure J3ara,xica.y ,
Fort Wine, Claret, Old Bourbon, and
RYE WHISKEY,
AXD LIQUORS OF EVERY BRAXD.
Also a thousand other things, too numeroM
to mention, but which will bo fully explaimt4
by calling on
:ivi:ao"
r Xo. 34 Delamart Street,
"LEVINGSWUTH."
STOVES & TINWARE
I
HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
selected stock of
CeARTEB. MIR. f ABM. BOX.
and all kinds of heating stores in this wesUrm
country.
mLCk.Xl.-VLf:' O trVLTGIT
of tinware for the wholesale trade.
All ondcrs for stoves, tinware, tinner's stock,
hollow ware, &c, filled promptly and at low
prices. Remember my stand,
51 DELAWARE ST., 51
IiEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.'
F. K, MEUK,
LUMBER !
HAVING Purchased Col. Wil
son's Mill at Junction City, we are pre
pared tp fill orders for
BLACK WALNUT, OAK AND
' COTTONWOOD
LUMBER!
on short notice, and on terms to suit ths times.
SAWING done on rea9nablo terms; or wa
will saw rBt quality of logs on shares, if d
sired. n2J BROWN & WOODWARD.
jjSy CORK ground every Saturday.
Dealer in
DRUGS,HEDICINES k CHEMICALS.
Paints. Oils and. "Varnishes,
GLASS, PUTTY, &c.
IPure Wines & Hiiquors,
FOR JiEDICIXAL PURPOSES.
DYL WOODS A DYE STUFES GENERALLT.
Junction City, Kansas.
MEDICINES. WARRANTED G E N U I N B,
and of the best quality. Customers will
find my stock complete, comprising many arti
cles it is impossible here to enumerate, and all
.sold at -moderate prices. nl8
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sr
m ATanufacikrert of aV. Jcindt. of
JUNCTION CITT, KANSAS
COFFINS MADE
"With, yatnegg ftnA Pigpath,
H: L. JONES,
IOK
, SALIXE COUNTY, KAXSAS.
ON HAND TO TRADE FOB STOCK .0
CASH, several improved Claims ia Saliae
County; also a house and lot ia the terns ef
Salina. I buy and sell land and stoek at a fair
Commission, aad assist emigrants ia making
eligible leeatiea
Tnt Homiit44 B1H kts Put,
Aa'dow4stBe UsMr emigraatoto get GOOD
HOMES. Nolaad-1a JtWs eeeBty has fceea
effeted at Pablie Sals,. aad vilUOl be hsbi
uadec.e HosKsteadAct- T - - . A
. Call vpom er addrsee ae at Saliaa, SsWsjs
CeVKaaeae. a ,. ST.L.JOPM.
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