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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

Runaway FROM the Forest plantation In
Woat Feliciana. IN the early part Of the month
of February last, d negro man named Sandy,
aged about ID years, height about 3 feet 8 in-
ches, He has a scar over one oil his eyes, and
n mark resembling . burnt scar, on one Of his
temples. The above negro was bought at
auction last year in New Orleans, by Mr.. II.
A. y. MuBsenden, and IL much marked by the
whip He speaks english, french and spanish.
The above reward will be paid for lodging
said negro in any of the iails OF this State.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
May |, lsil-I2
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II. N Cd d. ND H. N !.

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Having fixed his residence in the Town of
Baton Rouge, respectfully tenders to the public
his professional services. lie will practice in
the several Courts Of the third and fourth Judi
cial Districts, and in the Supreme Court, at
New Orleans. Business contided to him will
receive prompt attention.
ofice-on Lafayette street, opposite the
residence Of Judge Tessier.
April 1i-I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03
FOR SALE.

A fine plantation, situated about twelve
miles below the town of Baton Rouge, and
fronting The Mississippi River. Il contains
about three hundred superficial arpents, one
hundred OF which ia under cultivation. There
is also on it, a good dwelling house, cotton gin,
&c.
For further particulars, apply TO Mr. L. f.
Maxent, New Orleans, or TO the undersigned
on the place.
CELEsTfN MAxENT.
April IL, 1SlI-l0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

: GROWTH oF OUR CoENTRY-This may be
illustrated in a thousand ways, to the admira-
ton of the farmers in the old Atlantic States.
The tolls for e~xampleonthe New-York canals,
amounted in May, 1887, to $l79O25, and in
1871, five years after, they amounted, for the
month of May, to $353,749t The tolls re-
sive, amount to Sbl44, o93-being an increase
of $95,399 over the corresponding period of
last year. Their look at Missourit The
population of that State in 1880, was little
over I0o,009--in 1910, it had run up to
380,O00, nearly quadrupllng in ten years , st.
Louis, the great emporium of the upper Wes-
tern world, has grown from about 1000 inhabi-
tants in 1885, to $4,000 in 1910; and who
can tell where its growth will stop; with
steamboat navigation of one river more than
too thousand miles ADORE H-besides all the
splendid rivers tributary to the Missouri, above
that town, pouring the produce of their fertile
banks into and through it, to enrich its citi-
gems, and feed and fatten all below and around
it, just as sweet cider passes through a straw
into the boys throat, or that the sap doth pass
up by the trunk to- nourish and fructify the
widely expanded branches of the largest tree
of the forest. The richest lands on some Of
the water-courses in the state of Missouri
may still be had for 2 to 8 dollars an acre.
which in tel years must be worth ten or
twelve. How much better for our young men
to go off there at once, and build log cabins,
and grow with the growth, and strengthen
with the strength Of these new countries,
than to while away their time here in povef.
ty, indulging in the recollection, as vain as it
is painful, of better days gone by, in ignobfe
pursuit of small temporary offices--or-ia
The disgraceful embraces of the boale-fmp!
Produce is sent from st. Louis to New
Orleans at the rate of 50 Or 60 cents per
hundred-Ibid.
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list RECEIVER.

RorrEek's history Of Che world. complete
in a vols, Walker on intermarriage also OF
consignment, $4,000 fish lA,eks, assorted sizes
10 doz. fishing lines, 90 ~dosjgenuine Cologne
water, warranted, 20 dog; boxes Tapers OF
wood and paper, IS single barrel guns, fin
and percussion locks, together with n variet,
of blank, bill, note and receipt books, and 1
large assortment of german silver spoons
stationary and fancy articles, for sale low a
the Bookstore OF
GEO, M. IIEROMAN.
mas s--l3
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ABSCONDEll from this town on the 10Th
ai May last, d malatto girl who calls herself
ELLEN LANGLEY. aged about 10 years, about
q feet 8 inches high. Said girl will endeavor
to pass herself as a free girl All persons
are forwarned from hiring or harboring said
girl under the severest penalty Of the law.
y. w. BIRD II g, ID. BONNY.
Executors Of George Langley deceased.
June 6-~l7 tf
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Du. ~goUsvuHnT.
DRUGGIST
In the building formerly occupied by the
Carrolton Bank.


In the building formerly occupied by the
Carrolton Bank.
PATENT MEDICINES re.
DIR. Connel's gonorrhna mixture, oil spike,
Bays liniment and pile ointment, DIR. Me-
Munn's elixir opium, Botanic remedy for ague,
Rowland's tonic mixture for ague, Genuine
southern tonic a vegetable febrifnge, Rov. -
Bartholomew elixir Of life, do. expectorant
syrup, Cooks pills, DR.. ~Sappington's pills for
the euro of intGrinittonts, DR.. y. spolu's
nglc pills, warranted to cure, do. Cure for sick
head ache, Moaatt's pills, genuine, do. phu-
nix bitterF, DR.. Evans camoinile pills, Moor's
essence Of life, Carponter'H saratoga powders,
and all his other preparations, DR.. Viewers
celebrated worm ton and salve, ~lIonry's cal
ci,ol magnesis, Moxon and Buffers oior-
vescent magnetism apefient, Curlington's
Balsam, Chapman and Anderson's cough
drops, Nerve and bone l%iniment. red linitnont
for rheumatism, Roofs founder ointment, Dir.
Easiman's ~astnaatic drops, do. r~hntnatic drops,
Jc;yett'B linimcnt for nervous affections, do.
etinsuluting linimont, do. liniment for the
iaeadao.' q, kline's tooth drops, Mothe's eopa-
via caps,, 'es, EuHtaco and Temples gonor-
thna mixtL. e, Barclays eubob and sarsapa-
rilla compound, ". Irlpfao's concentrated sar-
saparilla, Potter. catholicoi, Thompson eye
water, Smiths nip, . salye. Whites Balve for
the cure of rhumatist,'. Vests chlorine cos
metic and pills, Compound chlorine tooth
wash, Orris's tooth wash, l,ldridge's balm of
columbia for hair, Kalydor fn removing PIN
pies, frockles, etc, Condition powders for
horses black, blue and red ink.
These articles, fresh from New York, are
offered at moderate prices.
The list Of patent medicines being too long.
DR.. so,terre has specified here only the prir-
cipal, but he informs the public that he keeps
on hand medicines Of oil sorts, eimples, sy-
rops, %extraite, onguents, distilled waters Of all
kinds, essences, paints, oils etc and that he
will charge himself to fulfill all orders with
which no may be honorcd, and make every
effort to merit the good will of those who may
honor him with their custom.
may 22-15
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

Iowa CITY.--In no case we have heard
of can the remark about a city's springing
into exercise, as if by magic, be more just
" applied than by the Capitol of Iowa
Territory, The site was selected the Isl
of Nav, 1889. The 1st o July following
it was surveyed and laid out. In Septem-
Der, 1910, fourteen months from Its CON-
mensement,) it contained a population of
700, a spacious hotel, four brick buildings,
ten dry goods stores, one drug store, one
saddlery, two biaeksmiths, n gun smith,
three or four cofee-houses, four lawyers,
three physicians, a church, a primary
school, &c. In May last THE CRY not
twelve months old} there were upwards of
one hundred houses, and the busy work.
engaged one half as many more.
Rich. Com.
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fso9

MopE or BrntAtIs GaEENLaan--tn
Greenland the dcad arc buried in 4 sitting
posture, dressed In their best clothes. lis
tho Garth IL shallow, or frozen, they build
tombs 81 stone, and cover tho BODY with
plates Of mica slate Or clay slate, 10 pre-
serve II from carniverous animals. The
kayak and hunting instruments Of tho de-
ceased aro placed ut tho side Of the grave,
and they put a dogs head into that Of .
cf,'d, IN order that lts spirit my guide the
helpless infarif to The hind Of souls. On
ihcir return 10 the house, ihey continae
their lapentatl0n in d sort Of monotohots
howl, Mt tho conclusion Of which som re.
ircanrnont IS taken, and each departs to his
W dwelling.
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Elevated posts in governments arc like
steep rocks, only accessible to eagles and
to reptiles.
To act upon a determination made in
anger, Is like cmbarking in a vessel during
Il storm.
To speak harshIy 10 n person of sensibi-
lily, is like striking a harpsicord with your
fists.
Religion and medicine arc not response.
bic for the faults and mistakes CT the doc.
tors.
Ink is a caustic which son.ctimcs burns
the fingers Of those who make use Of it.
An indiscreet person is like an unsealed
letter, which every body can perusc.
The only really bitter tears arc those
which are shed in solitude.
An historian should be without passion
and without pension.
Faith spans the gulph of Death with the
bridge Of Hope.
There is no richer treasure than n COL
lection of correct and beautiful thoughts
and maxims.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

DISEASED PgAcH T~RErs.--A CORES.
pondcnl Of the Farmers Cabinet, who has
evidently had some acquaintance with the
subject on which hetrcats, says: " The most
cicctual remedy for unhealthy trees
have ever seen tried, is 10 lay bare The i'm
mediate roots around The trunk Of the tree,
and apply plenty Of soap.sata.--Atb Cpt.
tiUai0r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03
HOGAN, THzepNa rsON a. Go.
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERs,

M ~ n ltoIVEJEtS5s
No. do Camp Street, New Orleans,
KEEP constantly on hand all the standard
books published In tho United States, in tho
various departments of literature, together
with tho most popular English works. Book
dealers, Country merchants and Teachers, as
well an gentlemen wishing to furnish their pri-
vate libraries, can BIO supplied as low, II not
lower, than can be done by any other house in
the southern States. Among their stock will
be found the following valuable school books
and stationary:
Russell's school history Of tho United States,
" England,
:" France.
:" Greece 81 Rome
EmerHoit'B 1st. 2nd. 3fd.nnd 9TH. Class Renders.
lat. 2nd. and I3rd. parts Arithmetic.
Key to ditto.i
New National Spollcr.
History and Biography,
Primer.
Mitchall'' Geography ald Atlas.
Smiths.
Olney'g "
Smiley's
Woodbridge ard Wi1larl's
Burritt's deogra; thy and Atlas Of the Heavens.
smith'a Arithmetic.
Smiley's
Davies's
Daboll's !"
Green's gradations in Arithmetic,
young's series Mathelnatics.
Dayios's y
Colburn's Algebra.
Bonnycastle's do
Comstoek's Philosophy.
Jones's
Chemistry
Comstock's
Cobb's Renders Nos. l.2 and }.
Cambridge Mathematics
Anthems School Classlcss both in Latin and
Greek.
Gould'H Adams Latin grammar.
Andrews and Stoddart'si 10
Latin exercises and lessons.
Mason's sacred Harp. z
Missouri Harmony.
Boston Academy's collection.
Juvenile Books Of every variety.
Medical Books !"
Law Books
Theological
All the popular publications Of light reading.
STATIONARY.
Letter paper, cap paper, Fefny paper, royal
super royal and imperial paper, printing
paper various sizes, printers ink, wrap
ping paper, Superior black ink, red and
blue fluid ink, quilt Gvory kind and price,
steel pens Of superior. quality, sand and
sand boxes, waters and wafer cups, su-
perior french and cnglish letter and note
paper, american packet post, states and
slate pencils, blank books of every size,
full bound and half bound.
To which they respectfully solicit public
with the assurance that orders from
he country shall receive prompt attention.
Nav 1Si1-~1olv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

What is the most perfect Gorernmem2-
"That," said Bias, "where the inhabitants
are neither too rich nor too DOOR,"
"TAat,'' said Ancharsis, the Syhtian,
"where virtue is honored and vice detested. -
"That," said Pittacus, "whose dignities
are always conferred upon the vHtuous
and not the base"
"That," said Cleobulus, "where the citi-
zens fear blame more than punishment. y
"That," said Chic, "where the laws
are more regarded than the orators"
Bat that said Scion, "wherc an In
suit done to the meanest subject, is an In
suit to the whole constitution"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03
Observation-Disclosures in length is cigh'

Observation-Disclosures in length is eight
miles, in breadth three, and in circ,Hnacr.
ence twcnty.six.-f contains 8,0O0streets,
lanes and alleys, and courts, and sixty-fye
squares. 1t has 246 churches and chapels,
270meeting houses for dissentcrs, 43 chap
els for foreigners, and six. synagogues for
Jews-makIng 542 places of public wor-
ship. The number of inhabitants during
the sitting of parliament is estimated at /,
100000. In this vast city there are 4 700
%seminaries for education, 10 institutions
for promoting the arts and sciences, I22 as
ylums for the INDECENT, II for The sick and
lame, Ii ~dispensaries, 704 charitable insti-
%tutions, 50 courts Of justice, 400 profess
,slonal men connected with the law. There
are $4,000 vessels trading on the river
Thames in the year, and 10000 wagons
going and returning to the metropolis in
the same period. The exports and imports
to and from the Thames is estimated at
eG6,s11,222 annually, and the property
floating in the vast city every year is
Gl7O,o00,000 sterling-Somhera Patriot.
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ss,ERAYEn.

TAKEN up, on the 25th April
%NAw~Fsalast, by Dir. Joseph Bitancourt, Jr.
SS eight miles below the court house
IA&Isa an iron gray creole horse, marked
on the left shoulder with a figure s, aged
about 7 or 8 years.
Said horse, if he be not reclaimed within
ting 90 DAYS that succeed this notice, accord
mr. to The regulation Of the Police Jury Of
tbs n rish will be sold at public sale by the
undersie bed at his Office the 3lst July next.
ROSOMOND HEBERT.
West Beton Rouge, 9Th May ls4l-I6
~ w Mrss1LgAN has received the follow
ing medicines for sale:
Lees pills; Peters pills; Brandreth's
pili's; sspington'e pulls ; Stones pills. DIR.
Waleock's pills; Mofat's pills; Harrison's
specific ONT nent for the cure of corns, sores
and swellngs; QniEinc in ! ounce bottles.
may lJ--I4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

DFowSEps--A yotlng frtnchtnan was
drowned in this town, on Tuesday last
while bathing in tho Bayou.
A wealthy planter named Josch Blanca~
ard, was drowned in the Mississippi, "A III
tlc above DoDaldsontillc, a dny or two
since. His clothes were found on the
ban. Of the river, and it was supposed that
he had been bathing.
Many bodies have lately been found
aoating in the river in this vicinity.
Hagnemiue Gaz. Jnne 1gh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

PHErrY Goop.-Last night when the
congregation ofone Of tho churches were
leaving The house of worship it coninen-
ecd raining. A lady said to a gentleman
who accompanied her and her sister,
"Why, it ra!ns--sead and get an umbrel.
H." Why, my dear, "said the gentleman,
"you are neither sugar nor salt and rain
will not hurt you" "No, "sai,. the lady
"b1t we are iasses. "-RuiIetin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

AnfnIcA Us. GREAT BRrrAta..-Mr.
Combe of E%dinburg, in his lute wovt,
"Notcs on the United States" holds this
!angrfago (vol. 2. p. f4t)
II have already explained, That tho
Americans are really a war.loping, il net
A war.likc nation, and il would be well
that the British understood their roal char.
actcr. II may appear to.bo an unpatriotlc
gpln'on, but my impression 10, that, in q
fair combat, either by soa Of land, Of man
10 man, and gun to gun, the American,
after acquiring discipline and experience,
nould bea, lie British"
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DR. SOUTER liz
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

"A ABSCONDED from this town on
III or about the 10th inst. a Mulatto
49, boy who calls himself HENRY
rK/ LANGLEY, about "a years old, about
nzsaAkkas 5 feet 7 inches high. He will en-
deapor to pass himself as a free man.. All
persons are forwarned from hiring or harbour
ing said boy under the severest penalty of the
law. We will give Twenty dollars for the
securing Of said boy in any Jail, so we get him
again.
T. w. BIRD g. BONNEY.
Executors of G. II. G. Langley, deceased.
Baton Rouge, June 1910 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

M4RYATr and CoMBE-THEfR CHAR
AcTERs.-Naryatt, in his famous 'Diarv,"
relates that Americans are fond of FORM
ing acquaintance and drinking at the bars
of Hotels. The worthy captain says he
did as well as he could to accommodate
our people in that way. Sometimes, es-
pecialy IN the south ind west, it was peril
Gus to refuse. There it is, he says, .hter-
ally stranger, wiN you drink On Gght2'"
Combe was ola different cast of charac-
ter altogether: he says" Daring my
rholc residence in the STATES I nerer drank,
and nerer uas eren once asked 10 drink, al
the bar ofa hotel"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

There is an estate in England, now ac-
cumulatipg, and to 60 10 the heir in 1913,
which now amounts to about s53,000,000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

SLAvRRs CAPTURED.-The total num-
Der of slave vessels captured by the Bri-
tislr vessels, 1887 TO 1910, inclusive, is said
to be sereaty-aaact
The Annual Examination at West Point
is new IN progress,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03
MEDICINE CHESTS,
For Bale at the Drug stpre of
june 5-17 u. JOURDAN.
GARDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED.
"A largo assortment Of fresl, garden seeds,
I'm just received, for sale by
J. ~ Il. PHILLIPS g. Go.
jan. 2, 1sd1---17
OK WAGONS.
TEvWO large OK Wagons made Of tie best
IL materials. For sale by
L& II. +. PHILLIPS g. Co.
jan 2, lBi1--47
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

IN WAS committed to the Jail Of
A lBaton Rouge on tho 29th Of March
&s~Y lSil, a negro boy who calls him.
VEJ self JOSHUA, says he is a brick
suazss1u@maker, 5 feet 81 inches high, about
% years old, he has been shot in the right
hip, several scars on the arms and body, says
he belongs to Hugh Fisher, a negro trader.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away.
anrilt3-S
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NabTACHt.
SIS

ALI. persona indcbted to the undersigned
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
ii. u. FAVROT.
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%s~al
PROBATE SAIL
A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Roure.

. Va 5sSN
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
WILL be sold at the! late residence oil
James Young, deceased, BIZ the undersigned
parish Judge, on
WEDNESDAY, the 7&hof July next,
the following property belonging to tho sue
cession Of said deceased, VIZ;
l. A tract of land containing $40 arpents
known by the appcllation 81 the Duplantiors
tract.
2. Another tract of lang (the home place.
containing 500 arpents.
3. Another tract of lald containing 2i0
arpepts, adjoining lands Of r. w. Walker.
One old negro woman.
One bed and bed furniture, and one silver
watch.
TERMS.
One, two and three ycare credit FOR the
real estate, the personal, dash. Purchasers
will furnish endorsed notes payable in Bank,
and mortgage till final payrRdnt.
CHA TtSSSIER, p. J.
june Sly
w. MUSsELMAN, Wholesale and re-
- . tail grocery, %corner5 of Church and
Market streets, having beSn in the grocery
business for many years, feels satisfied from
long experience that he cansoffer as much in
ducement in the way of bargains, as any house
in Baton Rouge II shall ksep on hand the
ensuing year, not only the; leading articles,
such as sugar, coffee, HaolaSsas, salt, etc but
every thing that can possibly come under the
head, even to the most minute articles, SO that
a bill can be filled in one house alone, with
out leaving a customer to rul over town to get
it.
Received this day, 100 sacks ofcoarse and
fine salt, 20 boxes honey dewstobacco, 20 boxes
negro and cavendish tobacco, 20 boxes Virgil
MIA tobacco, 5 boxes good Tennessee tobac-
co, $4,000 fine segars, sorted qualities, go
boxes fine ~raisins, 25 sacks Of green coffee, %.
barrels of Attakapas sugar, very dry and
white, 100 boxes long cork Slaret, 10 Muscat
wine, 5 boxes champagne wine, 20 dozen
painted buckets, 100 boxes No. l soap of the
best. 80 boxes candles, sorted qualities.
And a great variety too numerous to men,
ton of other articles in my line, and as to say
any man can undersell mey it is nc such a
thing, | buy my articles at the very largest
houses in the city, as | buy for cash, and /
that | am as good a judge of groceries as
any man, jan. 246
JUSE KECEEVE D,
Constock's Physiology.
Bigelow's American medical Botany 6 vols.
Odd Fellows Song book.
pemnanship, improved edition..
.ooper's Naval history Of the u. States, 9 vols.
Comprehensive Atlas BY T. G. Bradford.
illustrated Atlas of the U. States and adjacent
countries.
Indian Wars, ! vol
Naval Monuments, Ivol.
completes de Berquif, 4 vols.
franchises de literature ct de morale,
par Noel ct de La place, 2 vols.
Traite des etudes, par Rollin, I vols.
.obbett's Maftre d'Anglais.
LOO assorted sizes of blank Books.
35 Reams of foolscap and letter paper.
With a great variety of methodist and pres !
Dyterian hymn books for sale low for cash, at
he Book store of
GEO NJ. IIEROMAN.
May LIST. 1S41.-12
PARISH TAXES.
ALL persons owing parish taxes for the
1910, are requested to make payment to
he undersigned Immediately, otherwise the
.aw will be rigidly enforced.
O. HACKET, Collector Of parish taxes. |
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AID WAS committed to the depot Of
90 Baton Rouge, on the Ind. of April
I'M 1911, from the Jail. of the parish
TXJ of East Feliciana, a negro boy
snaaAakaazs who calls himself GEORGE, abont
5 feet high about 20 years old, speaks French
and English, says he belongs to Mrs. Cald-
well Of New Orleans.
The. owner is requested to comply with the
law and take h;m away.
anril iN-g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-03

"a WAS committed TO jail of Baton
Rouge on the LIST of April 1871, a
negro boy who calls himself Jesse
TRI 8 feet s inches high, about 25
&~sseAsxSDs years old, thin whiskers, three fin
gers OF 1.-THE left hand cut off, says he belongs
to Joseph Lloyd, living about so miles above
New 0fleans.
The owner is requested TO comply with the
law and take him away.
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