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THE DAILY APPEAL
M. . MISHSuS:::
ESDAT UU6. SIJT.i 186C
union
Avnno "r tub fTBscBTBKsa to
tbe tSHIM C1XB ia called far
Weeraaeaalaw Kvewtsaa;. Sap. Bth.
At IW Daatrirt Cuart Eotaa. tbe pnrprae af
fiiiH mid CJeb- a fell attendance io ro
il list or vnonm.
We invite the attention of the enp
atltn f tb Union part j- ud it prio
ctalaa everywhere, to the list of nan
aaaaended to the call for a Club and be
atteadaat declaration of principle which
appears iB te-4j' Arrasi.. By count
ing it will be discovered that there err
no lees than tkrm kumdrtd mud forty names
attaches!. This doc pretty well for
o ssssll a coaatj as Oransby and for
twodajV cat vesting. It tells which
way the wind blows here.
MIILaBt,tfHU COBTajTTIOB
III TUX AltMXMATWt 01 BXBEL
aOaM.
If Uo peopla af the United State
were deficient ia the perceptive facul
tias aad were, like the bad men who
stoned St. Stephen, ignorant of what
they were doing, nod were stilt, led by
a on of Self preservative instinct,
jealon of their own best interest, they
' need look to no better politicometer for
indications of what is fair and fool in
the internal affairs of the United States
tban the Londoa Time. We may be
sere that what that journal commends
for oar auction is something to be
shanned; aod that what it condemns in
oar conduct of National affairs is singu
larly strengthening of the Republic of
the United States. And as is supererog
atory to repeat, this is a fact, because
the political growth, eipanfion and
more substantial systemization of our
species of government, is instinctively
felt to be detrimental to the stability of
the aristucralical form of government
which has so long and so disastrously
held sway ia Great Britain. England's
desire to break down this Republic
comes of the same sort of spirit which
prompt the Soatbera politician to break
dora tbe free school system of tbe
North. Tbe existence of tbe one is in
compatible with a permanent privileged
class, iu barbarisms of primogeniture,
entail, ic; and tbe other lets ibe light
too thoroughly through slavery and tbe
rights of caste. But we did not begin
this for the purpose of writing an essay,
bat rather to call attention to the
startling commentary contained in these
word :
The reports of the proceeding of the
Philadelphia Convention hare had the effect
of appreciating the value of rebel bunds held
here I London).
It seems to ns that there is song and
sermon enough ia that little sentence
to cause a decided ' bulling " of tbe
Bread and Butter bonds, if any such
there be. At any rate, we do not pro
pose to enlarge upon, or extenuate tbe
parp rt of tht pir.igr.tpb. If anv are
so dull of comprehension as not to un
demand its force, no words of ours
caa convince them of the dangers to be
apprebeaded from giving Andrew Julio
foo and his villainy a cordial support.
Johnson' endorsement of what made
the rebel debt ought to send up rebel
paper. And we have no doubt it bas
Goviasoa Blasdkl's Rspctatios
Ashoad. We find tbe following evi
dence of an aupreciation of our Gover
nor's character and qualifications iu tbe
Ojrjhee (Iiaho) Avalanche :
Tlie Carson Arprn, snvs that flnver
tur Ktasdel. of Nevada, has returned to
Lis borne mut-h improved in health, and
b-" the in-Ue tr.u k f'-r the tJorernnr
sliip Glad to bear it, for if any State
in the lTnion cart boust of no honest.
lrc:ii-!Iy intelligent, and incorruptible
Executive, it is Xevaii.t.
Fatal Acciokst sear Makysville.
The Appeal of September 1st records a
lial accident as follows:
Patrick G"blin. whi resides abont 3
miles west of Tuba City, was thrown
from his bugy yeMerday and almost iu
Flautly killed. The deceased was re
luming Lome from this city, and at tbe
11 lie vf tbe accident, was about a miie
we-t of Yuba City. He leaves a wife
nod three children.
HEN SALLY!
'MY FOLICY" III KEsTv K i-MOKS
ft TWC TVVKTT3 O JOHaTBOB'S
OF THE EFFnfTS OF
LEXIKSCT TO BEBSLS
Any Unionist who can read the fol- j
lowing and not feel his Mood boil with I
indignation is not of tbe manner of man j
required for these bitter times, aad he J
had better seek shelter aad inelorioas I
repose ander tbe "self rising baoeer
of tbe Bread and Butter Brigade. We
quote from tbe St. Louis Democrat of
AugnstUtb:
In Kentucky, in tbe neighborhood of
Lexington, immediately after the elec
tion bad settled the question of rebel
supremacy, six Union soldiers were tak
en oat by rebel and whipped with hick
ory rod. Other were compelled to fly
from the State at once to save Ineir lives.
Tba rebel openly boasted that they
woald make the State too hot to bold
any Union maa. Oar informant, a Gen
eral in the Union army, bad remaioed
in the State ia spite or many threats
aatil tbe election came off, but immedi
ately afterward each a spirit was mani
fested by the rebels that be felt that it
would be lolly to remain aay longer,
lie learned of the whipping of Union sol
diers fiom reliable persons, with details
of place aad time. He believe that
within two month the greater part of
tbe State will be unsafe for any Unioa
man, and that multitudes mast leave ibe j
State to save tbeir live. In Louisville. I
before tbe election, the Courier stated
that it should publish tbe name of mei-
cheat who voted the Union ticket, so
that they might be proscribed aad rain
ed in business, la the greater part of
tbo State this proscription has began
already, and a known Unioa man caa
engage in ao kind of business with suc
cess, and is proscribed ia society. It
was only with fear and trembling that a
n could own that be baa worn toe
blue uniform in many place, and though
the reign of terror which is threatened,
aad may be expected, has as yet begun
only in some localities, Unioa men all
over tbe State are preparing to emigrate
to more congrnial lands.
A laithful picture of Kentucky under
rebel rule an example of tbe results of
Dutting rebels into power may serve
to warn tbe people of Missouri. The
events of the past two months bavesofli-
ciently shown that the spirit of tbe reb
els here is not less vindictive and blood
thirsty than that which bas appeared at
Memphis ?ew Orleans and in Kentucky.
In portions of this State loyal men can
be protected only by a State Govern
ment controlled by lcjal men, while in
other parts of tbe State a rebel victory
in :be coming election woald lead to
scenes of outrage and violence which
would inevitably precipitate a civil war
Missouri does not want Ibis bloody strife
renewed. She longs for peace and or
der. And therefore we believe her peo
ple will sustain loyal men in control of
the State Government by a majority
lares enough to warn all rebels of tbe
fully of resorting to violence.
Gioege II. Beebe, recently appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for Ne
vada, is a brotber-in-law of Mr. Foster
President of the United States Senate,
and has hitherto acted with the Union
party. Marysvillf Appeal.
A great mistake. Beebe is one of the
most offensive of "naturalized Yankees,"
and has been a wood-tick upon the lum
ber vertabrse of the chivalry for years;
and last year he took an active part in
the Copperhead State Convention. And
his appointment bas made the bread
and butterbeads of Nevada "sweat like
a nigger under oath."
Eatixo Dirt. It is reported that Col
orado has bad another election, prepar-
atorv to a second knock at the door of
tbe Union, and that the bread and but
ter ticket is successful. Now, inasmuch
as Johnson put tbe State of Colorado in
bis pocket, this looks like dirt eating
on the part of our Rocky mountain
neighbors.
Si-pebflcocs. That spicy sheet, the
San Francisco Dramatic Chronicle, per
petrates tbe following good thing :
It is said that a new book is soon to
appear in 1U11D 11 will oe uemonsiraien
that Louis apoleon was profoundly
and practically interested in the success
of the rebellion and the rupture of the
United States Government, and also
that the London Times was during the
rebellion ic the pay of the Confederates
We don't know about the truth of tbe
rumor, but we should regard such a
book as a superfluity.
Mysteuious Death. The Placervill
Courier of Saturday last has the follow
ing notice of a sudden and mysteriou
death :
A man by tbe name of Edward Ros
ketige, an hnghsbman hv birth, was, on
Friday morning last, found dead on the
Carson road about 40 m:les from fbi
city Tbe cause of his death is not
known. He was herding sheep, an
another man was with bim but has not
yet beep found. Tbe Coroner left yes
terday morning to bold an inquest on
the body.
1 i i v krshjsm) lotai. citw-vs or
1 "" Cmnt ' " " o1 "
Uinlll lhr una Party,"
analteraMy attached ta thaw nrittlrlea
trnwi the dent-y trreajpfeaatly the. gh the late
M'iv aar ; defers
lacnr ts treat aar beaa.
men wan, with ma tkair beads, aavajmeht
Ihe'.retKw II ptedVbo
! waerleaely taxn tbe ea-
Mulling petddy St. party, principle ana country of
an.irew .loanaua, r-eaaieet evrae vbkm aaaio.
hereby form uaieclno lata a ' CnioB Clab."
ao.. inacaialy pledge oaiaelvee to i ah boaoraMe
enoVaviae to eronaote the tiiaaa?h 01 oar pria
eiphe ana party at tbe euawag Horcssber atactioB:
H R MiirkelB Bobert M. Cbwae
II f Krass fatal flats
John ttttin-ir Aaolph Jacobs
A W Ihiehtiasm la Wallara
Chas S Hanaar Joaiab Boaxr
J Neely Jtasan C M raaao
Cbaa Martin H B Waraock
W 11 law Morris Mill Inn
Mite B Kerne Dm a TynaM
JMartHam Twtbaith
uu L UibMMt B bana im
BHKMer tWhwl
AAfaara Kwary shwhert
broWCMte ISLaatow
Adofphwi Iwat Bswar KcwaJe
1 H Oant nnWftalkiae
BWcbiaabam t Hayswe
Jw Plan tl mr
I WOraonry m Mbwbasd
tWU 1 Warner
Brslesre aaMaacktoa
Juba Albra Jiba Barbam
b r Murtoa la BMbaras
rWiilta waa ttwa
TJbawaros T B Bewares
aCwriabt Brsaviaa
OUnia awrritl
Jacob Tubrinrr bSCiant
Dana C Taraer wa w Wilaan
Nary Caaw I ills B ESaara
LoipMaMra BCaabkag
W J Taoriaatoa A Wate
H amoee Joaa S Tea Byk
W HaauMW W B Rubwa
Jaa frMer W Man
Juba W sbmraed H Baara
M.w Miltor H a K 111
a t Dayt.ai B Wright
D tt CritS Joba B laaae
Oeo lolly 6u t CluweB
Jacob Mailer B B Sharp
K H wwart A B Brnatiarh
l laraar r Hatcb
M lpt. C N Uber
B t l-mall Kd Irwin
l ilana SeoT Davis
rceouib MJAabaMra
Geo W crystal 1 A Luvejuf
Ji X tiaiga C aoama
t B tatia Ti n Putaaa
iNta'l Hochca T W Oil.
tki Duid K P bvana
IwlMcCaU ti bWuub
J Vnjomaa J J fpracer
N K JU sMmuaa Vore
J F sni.th kanliall iliard
II b Ptiroy Henry Isttver
Jnie Lowis Cliai Irt Oillia
C u Clark I) n Kituieyor
am l ?umll STow.lt
Jont Hcb J A Cowaa
II Manai A Carry
A W Atchinaon N tiubiher
W li Culbrtt A Iake
II Ilnrlt.ut L C McKrehy
0 Kua'P Jm Kenvitla
Di'l 1) KiUg I Tvrreyipon
1 Hull Welliaistuci H.IWTO
Amty Wright W J h&tiiiitua
J l h.j.le J A Gardun
frm'l C t'tumuB V K uray
C It luller iMDiel I t-aty
II t rc tt K.-onl.t.i
U W hire A eUabba
J V Wbeelhoaaa Wmi.btJr
I N ina-by BC H .frr
w W King t O Winn
E k frcitt C A Brngg
!) t' Uarriaoa B L King
II B H.en Obtn
.-RBn.t.4 A Lovrlt
H n Pu'kinaoa twi Kitzmeyer
Oet t.aileira L lior.be
Allied Helm B U Kelly
J.imttian ?affal Chaa A ll.OTer
. 11 M.i.h K B Biowa
Frank Madeira llaury Lowry
Cuiu. D Meder V W F"itt
S A Nrvera H L Iwichaua
H l-ui.lipa 8 KJoao
Km Hj de V Faeiter
Dau'l W Cotts 0 L Schwab
C t Mimnmaker Jai Htckey
A Sprnnr H t hea. b
V m McCam l A Taft
W C D.T W B Banker
PC Hamlin 0 C Chase
Wm phrwan Samuel HiDley
II Vad Vrak Jonmh.in Wilde
T f Ham H Bri.henk
A J Kollirn DC Keurua
A U llumpbroy K Millar
K Uenton P I) Bertie
K Fulfftune D A Uortoa
Jubu Blacb JKCuuk
C V Kelir W 8 Slack
Jaa Broan Meyor tiro
Frett left L eaaue
E K Heaa K Riliey
H t raig J Solomon
A llainuioa ICiiaiaKhara
Wrn F Unburn F 4i BeUuap
C B Thompson John Kichey
J Stt-vetai 8 ajr
M l Cramer Fgrhruder
JofauStiveni W L Noiaiid
E Flaory at Hamner
H Har mm M Prayn
A J Lnrkwood Alhart Wilaun
B inilh A Cm
T a. Halc h G Smarts
11 A .-proul J 8 IMnmmer
C Fortier l: J Iluawy
W A Pinkham J M Uarlaod
I L M ririn W K rluu
C A rlandera W Mi-Lao
AC O id.n A3 Bryant
S S Ireland K McLeud
Luke Iile E O Bryant
I I U'llana K H F..rd
J..in liamua A t'olta
Kd Kice, Jr Joeh McKeuzie
James Morris F tcribner
Win Atdricb Geo ireemaa
g P .-t..ne C weaver
K M raikinwa : Bn-elt
K Valkenburgb l MeAdlam
Jac..t. Lisla C W Marden
li Ne.uy J B Cr.'Eirr
I llr lli-nrv labeling
LS b..oten Hl'eu"-U
J. l li Mctrmark J. lm Mniill
II L .V-I.ii.d Ja-MrF.uNnd
Patiit-k (ielegbar Kobrrt Mathaoa
W II Wbito A F Smith
A rli..iuiig JPJ..iea
A U T.itier H Kail
J.s AUilkinmn W B IjiwI.t
N ewli"iie J A Wo-nlaard
t. Middy Thmrarll
Jacliamer Ckai le Kuzell
C limutte A r Catnn
i.eore Allen 1 liilnian liar
M MrOanly Wai Mackry
Th. man mith A lihl
J.lm Mr Wad J L.bery
Juiiua K'Hrer J.-hnlisnt
J Jia anniitgmaier A 11 Day
Jaa Lm:nuli Juhn tlpper
J s miT'a I. A bu-klurd
D J ii.herie i Jaraaa
Mandiall Kubir A H Mantar
C Fariso Jatirieara
J hn Marble Adulphna Waits
J W Ki4iinxa H O Beattr
e Tg McFaddaa J' fan Baakar
C A lluwlabd B Meyer
D Madeira A Braa
A rolary C 1 CmwU
A lwio L A Inline
HAThaaas Bhwdai
CbaaOOaWairb
NOW oodsbt
AUI11AUI ft B0X7IE,
cabsom mm,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
Abb ortarnia tub labqbbt ahb Bbn
aaSactodawebor
CIRPtTI,
OIL CLOTHS. ftC..
U TataC BTBTK I
TbaJrartack will beauM at
oos-tf BaHatBrK ab, aBOWlat.
BTrnmra
S3LASS ABB STaUXa 1A5L!
19 PREPAS.EB TO ICU!I FSOM TO
Preeaa fcr
PeUtleal Maoting. Ball, rarttaa,
PARAiOES. &c.
D. MADEIRA-
..taader and Boain
w. B Folitical Parties will be reqnired te pay
far aervirea f tb Band ia advaaca. ms-lm
Dealer ia
Blank Books, Stationery,
MIeCELLAXECrS and SCHOOL BOOK?.
Cheap fuLUmlHmt, Magazines and Sewapajirrs.
Music Books, Stirrt Mutic, Musical
Instruments,
CIGAK?, TOBACCO, CON FECTIO'lERY,
Kanojr Goods Toy e, Notions,
Sporting Aj paratna and Fabing Tackle.
Eaatern Paiiera and Ptri.Mlicala receieed by
evry Steamer. Agent for all tlie lealing Dady
and Weekly Neamprra 'f llie I'attic loae-t.
L. . liavenua ana Mate Mami sokl Uir Cw-
reucv. CiKH)N C11V, Na-V ADA.
aat5-tt.
WANTED !
A WHITE OIIIL THAT IS A GOOD COOK,
ana to ilu ltk.Ae.KAL 11. 'I .-K HoKbtur a
BUiall uuuily. Liberal aara aill be id.
t. B. i.rT"l,
aool-lw Orumby street, Carauu City.
MISS ASSIE HICKS.
n'ILL COMMaNCE TKACUI.NG IN8TRC
MkNIAL AND t OCA L
MUSIC,
In Caraon City, on the cc.ed day off Oct. .her.
Ia. nine HitJka baa taubt t.air year, iu the
Atlantic Statea and feel Confident be cau give
Mtistiiciioo. ehe ia with her bro ber-ia-law. A.
M Crow, at F-mpire, where she ran be eeeu at any
time, and wilt nerroim or tbo rlAN if deirod
Teriua, lfc DOLLARS PbK Mo.MH, or
Tw bLVk with tbe une of instrument.
For refeivnc Measra. 'lk.niM WVIla, T. G.
eniith, II. U. Parker and Mia) Tully, t'aiaon
City. (k2-l.
TIIOMAS BROTHERHOOD,
CaiaBM City.
firiLL FCBH18H THE BEST OF
11
ct s z os
FOR
PARTIES and BALLS.
OaT Ordera may be left at the Ortneby Ilouae,
auol-tt
JL F. MOHTONs
MAKTJFACTCRF.B AND DEALER IX
IfBOOTS ASS LEATHR.fs
TT.tOV nAVD. A OHEAT ASSOKTMENT
01 trlNE and MINIMI u. UTf .
Attorn Bonts Made to Order ami Warrantedto Fit.
Ftepaleiwaj done with n-atnes and d'tparch
Also 1-aTiier aud Mice eii.dmirs. consiminir .
Lemoine Jedott lalt and kip. Hack and Lining!
.-kniH
SAKTA CRT Z SOLE LEATHER. aVe.
a-lirick Store, v,p,ite the Plaza. myJ!) tf
TO CIIEta ERS AMD iflOKEBtl
rplIR SIB.-CKIBEU HAS 0!t HAND
X Home
tOO PaaUMUatr Fine Vlrglwta Chew
tws Twkaeeat,
ALSO,
00 Poaaals of Asswrteal Maofctag
Tobaaccok,
Wbieh will bo dd oa very taeorable toraui,
rare chance Ujt barjaioa ia oriered.
JOHN" 6. FOX,
fen2S-tf Caraoa Hook Score.
newtrsntje Foosas!
any- Tbtwy mamfaUy Imwtoa tit
tmm aToaMto gemesollw 00 aaa baaaaaaa
tbam oaf ska saans -
mm'
THREE YEARS AGO.
Tba aaaaj a ad Med Mae Btaeera (ho BttlsaM
traam boiMlng Kluw tba Carao Tbaaaar wos
aaarte by CHI'S 8. NAM Ml B, aeid fnsn aa
tiaoity was starved on a very llgbt Mark ; pass,
oeiaiao aad clnee attentfcw t. baahwas, saaabawW
prices, aad aeenaeaat Mady to please, nave glad
eally built Vjp tbo baioeaj, aad oera tbroaajb
tba dall tiaiaa taat it m ta bs bopad naw ass sa
vutt aa, tbe trade baa padaally iarnaaad. aad
now tba pr. pr mrnw beaja have So tarfcam Ma t
aad tba pwMie soaerally, that toa
Wade, bo baa rammed to tbo Ftocpronf 1
adjuinia? Welle. Fargn A Co., and ltted tbe a
for hla baeimap ia a atyle uaoanaloa ia ttria atnta,
aad will braWer aa berototore aeR woods aVtha
very Iwweat raab rate. The etacb eofwaso
wall selected aaaortajient of DBCOS. BIU
CIHES, CHEMICALS, PEBICMKBT. OOB.
METICS. HAIB OILS. POWBBBS, BBCBMBB.
PrjR8K8. POCKET CC.LF.BT, PSTBtrT aad
PkXtPBIETABT BBMFJNES, PAIBT. 0IU.
ABbtaHEB, WINDOW ULAM (mOwsascwtto
order), KKBOBENB LAMPS. CHIMaKTS.
WICKS. OIL. Be.. FANCT SOOBC. eTATtOX
BRT MADAMB DEMOKKSrS TOIUR CMMHM,
aad tbocahbiatad MOB.-B MEDtClBB. WHIT
NKT'S COLIC MEDICI KB. RAWWBK-1
OINTMENT, aod BILLT WILSON'S UMIMKBT,
aad everv article aonally louad ia a anebebjaa
She.
Pbysiciaa's Pioau ipikw and Faaaily Bocaaoa.
aal-tf
Tb th SImUtb of OrBayj Cib-rtf.
OC WILL PLEASE TARE BOTICB THAT
the tiaio f r Ike ret: ietratian of the aasaes of
tbe qualified elaet.ra if 1 ara T.1Wnbip. prior to
theUeneralKlertion t. . ! . Id on tbe Mb day of
Nweaiber. A I. I" . wi. apire ar alz o'dorb
P M. .a rtta. ike sVsay T
October, A. 1. ler,.i.
L. C. MrKEBBT.
aajstd BKitry Arenl. Caraoa Towaabip.
Tb the Tklectoia of Oraufey Covaty.
'OC WILL PLEASK TAKE BOTICB THAT
tbe time fa- tbe regiatration of the names aT
tbe qualified etectoeaof empire TifWnalirn prior ta
the 4ieiietl e.lei-titai to be tield nn tba Mb day of
NuTember, A. D l1. will expire at V, n'clork
l M oa ran), tko ltxnt slaw oaf
eetokar, A. D. 1 1.
JAMES a Ht
angard Boeiatry Agent, Kmpire T.nabip.
W'Tl.t OiT1r TO close orT THE
f f tku.lanc ipf thir ttTk of GtntHml Mr
ckaodiaeat VEKV LuW FKICK, until tb
lliiwinp r?Titl tli"ir St-re to MantlleLimm k
TtriiivT. who will tali1 ansipwiori t tlft tim.
CaJi cin if you wiait bargaitin. (n--ii Id
NOT VOKK
H,KEtTilBAVT, aV-jaV
Neat dour to Mnncktrm'a Drag Store, Ciro City.
THIS RKSTACRANT HAVING Br.FA N'EW
ly rented thrmicbtiat. ip cw opea from fieo
..'clk in tbe morning until ten o'clock at nigbt.
and is aupphed with all tbe luxuriea tbo Market
aflorda. aao a call.
WM. P. JOT.
myl7 Pnif'etor.
KOPPEL & PLATT.
DEALEB US
Gents ft Boys Custom Made (nothing
Blaraltaataas fcaaSa,
Hat, and Capa, Blat'keta, Matreei
31
Trunks and routes, Boots ana Shoes, c.,
Corner of Canon and Third Streets.
faraaa fMy, MewaMlau
anS
-ozbTXOzir smb m
MARKETS I
Garaon Street,
CABSON CXX
1 AVISO PrRlIIAs-KD THE
atioTe ef-taMitdimer.rt' from Mr.
1-owier.ihe uudertianed rcpeetful-
lv wolicit ft.r the luitrouhiio of .
the nuhlic. Thee have len newlv refitted
and a ill raniare faeombly with any Market in tba
Mate. They will betruppuawiintne-,a-iaMicaai
flleata.
JOHI ROEB m, CO.
Carann Cite. May 10. lRf.
an3I-lm
CAftSOX CUT BREWEBT FOX
SALE.
'nE INBERSIONkD BKU TO until IU
JL ale.
CHEAP FOE CASH,
Th ranum Cily Brewtry, with all the tlxturt
llOll.t Vtflll.l v-.jt
1.M1V wb a r" .
TOUDEtMCOH
Book and Job Printers,
Book Binders,
Blank Book Makers,
Paper Bulers,
536 Clay St., opp.Leidesdoiff,
San Francisco, Gal
This Firm are laree importers of Pr.per,
rVintera' Katerials, Ink, Ac 1 ud witi tbe
largest Printing Office ia tbe State, ate able te
do good work w.tli dispatch, at very low
rices.
Fartiev sending orders from the Interior wfll
ks served as mithfollj a thoagh ssnoaallf
present.
cUashs sadnries lists foraished if desned)
ad work (Baiaataed te pee sstiifirtisn,
A-sti tt n.IXT7adw.Iiika.

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