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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03

The Canton and ia A~eE E--tAA A~314-
We intended last week b zay s1Gae-
thing in relation iothe contemplate Raj
Road from Jackson to this P,ace, a char
ter for which was pasz-I .. the Lzst s1s-
sion OF the legislature
We publish the adver,izcmea' q our
rellow-citizens. the c0umissi1ucrs- ca-
powered By The law 20 open the ls9e<s an
receive whatever stock s. 5scsiF .laas may
be applied for, and for the Le,1cr lIleE-
staining the terms upon wbisa Jac uul-r-
taking Is to be conducted &c P1A-isa a
portion OF the Law itself We wol.d pub
Iish the whole or the las, but fora van.
Of room, and our opinion that :, Is El, -
all necessary. The parts left oa- are. e
is true, necessary, bat VI MINOR import
ancc here. OF the utility Ct cs-al-ls1.as
the Rail Road wc need harlly SPEAK
OF that, every man can jllse log hlu-
self. and We Do no, tkink any- vho are
able, viii refuse % lend their a5l. Eo mas-
ter how small may be the am1aal thew
may subscribe. and the means of pay
ment OF stock subscriptions allowed q
the charter. are certainly 81 as acr1aaaa-
dating and satisfactory = character -
could be wished-o5yIa,ing as lhev q
the use Of money by a Substitution gi Cay
Dor These terms san tbc tsl-s serE
welI-in lact = was wisely tboaEarC. o.
the trainers Of the Iaw, a.I5riia- a. dies
DO the best possible means uFca uAs-a
such a road could De bulk. ~ the pro
babe cost llhe road ve have GO a1aaf
Al present OF jalging. b1sit "a. a1- e1st
near as much In Proaag,i1a e. ise lls
lance Is dill the road ison Nlelslare q
Jackson The country Is 10. - aal4la
ting, and the bridges % Be balls, vil 81
be small From this Flare- q 6.-1a lle4
below here, there Is enc or the 1ess s-as
roads in the STATE. ana tbs Ran = ,1l. -.
Judge wiil have 70 follow Pre,ly uae,
the same route The coEllszsa1ers a.
pointed 10 open the b5oks IN J2ekz3a az.
now engaged as appointed, as are ~
commissioners n this P.a-e, aecar-ias {.
their advertisement Al ANS, - aaar.
at 4 glance Of Tie importance of q.
thing, AMI without more urgiag. &c hep.
that attention VAL Be gwen u sAe uzlsE
taking which IL deserves La IS =
once anRihllate dls,aa1e," and a,1aos
bring the the Father & Waters % C.n
ton, 10 lave the blooming eoloa sells g
Madison
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03


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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

mounted his horse and pursued and overlook
hun; he was on his way 10 the residence oi his
first wife. lie was brought back Imagine
the feelings Of his new athcr-iu.law, who was
Ia lanceullc ON that day seeking Boiling :
arrest, rs be stepped into tho court-houss TO
observe the culptii Cor the lirst time, and at n
glimpse cac laimed--"My God, that's tho man
Who married my daughter"
Boiling having been brought up before an
examining court was required 10 give bad NJ
the sum Of $1,000 which failing 10 do, he was
committed to lat, and the witnesses bound 10
appear at Guillord Superior court whcto the
defendant. Boiling will have his trial before
the don. Judge Nash.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NEW-YORK ELECTION.

CITY Three Wings and ten opposition members
Of the Assembly elected, being the complete
from the city election
The Journal Of Commerce says, There is to
believe that the Senate will stand 10 Wings to II
opposition, giving the latter a majority OF .. In the
last Senate parties divided Wings 81, Locos IL.
TIE Assembly. BY taking returns from such coun-
ties could be obtained and guessing at the result in
several, the Journal has the following speculative
suit from 40 counties. Wings 2s Locos % making
Wing loss Of 81 members.
26M Congressional District. Two accounts of the
result One that the Hon. Francis Granger, late =.
NJ. General has been elected The other, tina, he is
defeated.
The locos have swept the State, but thank heaven
their ngIorious is owing a consid-
cradle Than the stupid for nothing conduct
OF the Wings themselves. The presidential election
has demonstrated the fact that there is actual
jority of 900 Wing in the State whether they
or not Locofocoism has always been in the mi
nority and even its most brilliant, victories have been
gained where it actually most IN The minority
TINS Vines WONT TURN BALLor-BoxEs :!
that the and the only Of the loco ir
umphs.
Liter Changers election is confirmed majority
400 votes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

The Globe states that the amount lost TO the Govern
mont 10y the United States Bank, is $4,000 How
much tie people would have lost but for Gen Jack
sons patriotism, 1t Is hard matter 10 guessSpirit Of
The Age
Another specimen Of locofoce deduction Of conolu-
sons as base i, is false and contemplate Does The
Az. Lnou that Government lost single dollar BY
the Uai,ed States Bank until after Cen Jackson Man-
dercd has edic sgainst and destroyed rs capacity d
usefulness iecH IT'S security depository Of pub
he moncyi-an in all human probability ,could
have lost dollar by it bu, for his violently crushing
its energies How then say these miserable political
spectators that Gen. Jackson has been the o.
preventing augmented loss, when all the loss
sustained by iha, institution the legitimate effect,
of his own msiudged principles and rash actsl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

fTUE suls.,ttf oGcr, f't saie I've fs,r. ons
,uut.ta 1s goo s-rrs Of Laos, tvo miles nat'h u
iinrsaarea uHtrt aul trn miles soYih 81 nuflipgce.
oa thr stage ru5d un SAID farm 10 two story
tulk dwelling house, tHishei t0 modern s''ls, coed
tarus out buildings Sc. We, wsisret. and good
front otrh,td TIE other iAtm cpniaios 80 art-. -
ihe rtcr,sss good houss, barns. SC, Ssh 'srns
are well adapted 20 kccpng sheep or dairy, bath are
unde- good sfse ot cultivation, and Will he s'h TO-
griber or srrsrsi,iv the purchasers msv chrnss.
credit for She balance For further particulars en-
qu,rc OF ~ s1h,crbsi on tho premises
IRA WARNER
IIne.llureh VI Nov =. 1874 2ut as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
BENNINGTON BANK.

We are permitted to publish an extract Of
n letter from one Of the directors Of the bank
of Bennington, TO u gentleman of this village,
as follows
"Iou can assure the blI.hodcrs in Rutland
that the directors are determined to have the
affairs OF the bank liquidatcd forthwith. My
only regret is that unfortunate reports should
have gone forth which caused run upon the
bank. Fortunately TIE president was in New
York and redeemed fifty thousand dollars in
two days at the customary discount, and no
sharing. No man has presented his claim at
the bank and gone away dissatisfied. Every
bill holder will be paid a, soon as we can col
lect in our debts"
We think the above may be relied upon, as
the gentleman who wrote the letter is a man
Of strict integrity and would not deceive the
public by any Interpretations Of the facts
in the case. Therefore. bill holders are adj
,ised to hold on to their notes for the present.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
CARRIAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would inform the inhabitants Of
RGtand and vicinity that he has recently pnr-
chased the shop owned and occupied by John Price,
where he intends carrying on the
Cdryidge and Stigh Mating BunHes'.
IN all he various branches lie nIers himself from
past experience 10 the above bus and the employ
ment Of first rate wofknen, 10 render perfect satislac
ton 10 all who may favor him with their patronage
Carriages and Sleghs Of all kinds manufactured Of
the best stock md n the fashionable style, kept
Constants on hand Two horse Wagons Of all kinds.
made Of 1rst timber and well Ironod, constantly
on hand and will be- sold on reasonable terms
\. Is. All kinds OF repairing done shou notice,
and warranted well done no charges will be made.
IYa4tsd Immediately
two FIRST woiAmen iourneymen, and an appren-
tee 10 the above business, 20 whom good encourage
ment and steady employment will be given.
L. J. BARBER.
Easl Rutland Nov 9, 1871 f5iT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

BY thls mornings mail we received three
numbers Of Wulton's Daily Journal, contain
ing much legislative news, but which We ha We
pot tune 10 copy. Milton Brown has been
turned out Of his stewardship of the State pris-
on and l. w Hubbard of Windsor appointed
in hrs place; vote for Hubbard l2j, Brown ~
With the superintendent his brother the chap
lain has been cashred and the injured r. l..
Harvey recalled to his post, the duties of
which he has so long and faithfully discharg-
cd; vote stood, Harvey, lji; Brown, 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

&c, saal raise sufficient only for he neoes
a., sfpeu.s, q Government and shall have due
,.rl " s particular interests Of every section Of
raarrt--uav give, by protective duties. syoh pref
,-t-ts 70 domestic foreign products IN our own
rsi,s.s and m,y % discriminate bcwesn those ari.
,,, rAc We can ard those which VIC canno, pro duo
a, hoDs 10 give usi, sure and sslu,ary encour.
,streri 10 the industry Of every American CITIZEN.
p,ss',rl. That bis escolleney the Governor he re-
es,,,,5 20 forward copy Of these resolution. to each
ofesl Seasiofs aud Representatives 10 Congress
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Notice.

on Saturday the 30h ult, the store Of Noah w,
- Sawysrin Iinmonth was broken open and mon.
ey and sricl-. taken iheroronl, among which was
counterfeit two dollar bill on the bonk Of Brattleboro
The bill passed to chatham Rounds, ny him ID
A. Colvin aud by him 10 Two young men who were IN
search Of situation to keep school; farther than this
the bill cannot he traced whoever has II IN his pos
session is requested to return IT either TO n w Saw
yer Of Tnmouh, or 4. Colvn, Clarendon, or 10 Sold
mon Foot Esq. OF Rutland
p. S. The bill may be identified by tho circumstance
that the la hand upper corner, containing nearly OF
quite the whole of the figure 2, torn OFF the bill
was rather old 1t is wanted as testimony against 4
man who is now under arrest for breaking open tho
store. 43tT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Crockcry and Glass Ware

RURT 4 MASON have on hand for sale fne prints
- el blue, brown and sprigd toa and coffee sets,
with plates match; color dining SETS consist
ing Of oval and fa dishes covered dishes; bowls. tu-
recns sizes Of rl'tos; preserve plates, &c, fron
which seus will be made out from s. to s2j, also
complete assortment OF common ware blue, brown.
and .pnggel printed chambers, with and without
ars sam. cuorpd basins and ewers; 80 doz common,
flint and cut glass tumblers so prs. glass lamps Of
various patterns glass dishes preserve and cop plates;
ca.tors, elegant china tea sets, &c. comprising the
most complete assortment ever offered In this part Of
the country and at the lowest prices.
Rutland, Nov >, lsii. 45t7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

Bank IF BrnEiagfon. This institution has
closed lis doors and stopped payment. When
It Is 10 reopen us doors and resume the re-
dcmpt,on of IFS notes tif ever We are unable
to say. Since H. management fell into new
hands and Us affairs have been mainly con
trollcd by It's president aud a certain locoioco
director, said director has ceased 10 write his
violent phIllipcs against It, all hostility on the
part of locolsm has been suspended, and II
has seemed to have become iavorltc IN Ger
tam quarters. OF course we have not been
permitted TO know lis couuscls, and are consc-
qucntly entirely unncqualnted with the actual
condition OF the institution. The general inl-
preston, however seem, TO be, as Tar ms we
can learn, that all its bills viii ultimately be
redeemed. At any rate, we advise all hold
crs of bills not to dispose of them at n loss al
present.
We lorbcar further comment AT present but
may hereafter refer to the matter, and if ne
ccsSary shall state some stubborn facts Ben
HngfOn Banner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

RURT & MASON have received splendid stock OF
- Crrcerc. consisting Of hhls superior quality
mo.sscS 90 chcsi, tte.h Tcps cons,su0g OF Tyson,
Nouo. H,san Tyson skin and Puuchong Teas, all
fresh and of superior quality 5000 lbs superior qnai-
IS brown sugars 1000 30 lump and double rsiined so.
gar. double rcfacd crushed sugar, 1000 rs :, DO
mingo, Mexican and lava coffee. 50 hosss fresh rs-
sins pepper spice, ginger cloves, nuimcgs; msoe'
citrous dried ,uutan's. rice fine cot and smoking
tohacco starch. cisSa. cassia bujs hard sosp; sal
araus: indlso 300 los c1ycud,.h N,reini, plug, and
sheep tobacco. ba, lead, Epgush and American pow.
Der buck shot, common s1ot, all sltcs 5000 lbs cot
and wrought nails, bloom irou Wagon tire. waggos
and cart boxes. - ~ Rutland, Nov =, leit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
HNIGnrON MARNEr-MoanAr. Nov !. -Il.

BRIGHTON MARkE I-MosnAY, Nov /, -lfl.
A. Market 2Goo Beef C4ule 400 Stores, 1900 Sheep
and 400 Swine.
Pures-B,.C cutie A beautiful lot Of cattle ~er.
from D4tcd-s County y. Y, and were probably sold
L..a,lu,r our quotations We quote first quality,
$3.50 .n3 90. Second 4ualiysi,Jo and go. Third
quality $500 and i25
B5-,,Gag earle We quote mess si,95 No /,
s3l2 40 ?, ss,5O.
Stores. Two ysar ola sI2 and IS. Three year old,
Sll and -
SL.es. lsrge number ~ SHEEP were sold a, ihe
0I9uiag puc,I, sI,l7, sI,32, slo!, si,s-, 800
S2l!,ao1 sa.2j.
Same la consequence o. the limiiot number al
market. prices advanced. los 20 peltie, II tot
s8ss. aad - f3i b.rrows A sescied iot. and 3
Atre,...lI-2 ana 5I4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

The steam boat Bunker Hill, belonging TO the Con-
necicu steam company, on her passage from Hartford
TO New York grounded on point in J.. Island Sound
about miles from the mouth Of Connection, River
Passengers and principal part Of the freight safely
landsd-boa, an entire loss except perhaps part OF
her machinery
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

The Prince dc Join,!lc, son Of LOUIS
Philippe, King Of Fmucc. is now on tout
through the United States. The son OF u
King Of the French, and IN some degree the
repre- sentative OF tia, People, the couutr,mcn
OF Lafayette. his reception with marked uttcn.
ton was due to the nation. lie has dlnrd with
the Presdon, and officers of State, and Is re-
cei'ed with courtesy and kindness wherever
he goes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
For the Herald.
QUESTION III.

What will be the position of two lines, one with tho
other starting from IS deg. North latitude run
ming with elevated angle to the south Of IS deg
and the other to star, from As deg south latitude run
ming with elevated snple Of - degrees to the north
both being on the meridian
Il hoped that this question will interest yosng schol
ars and tina, they will send in their answers.
II w. b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Bepare ofCounferteits.
400 votes

As there are large quantities of spurious Pills sen,
into the country bearing the name OF Brandreih, and
in order guard against these Counieres, the indie
fatipable Dr. Brandreih has procured a very neat
checked plate for the outside Of his Pill Boxes-sgnel
with his name, and all boxes destitute OF this
wrapper pronounced nor genuine lie has also sent
general agent through this State, and established new
agencies in every town-and in fact has taken the
business OF supplying Vernon, with PIRs into his own
hands Ask to see the new certificate rebagency be-
fore you buy
Mr. James Eyerson agent for this SfGsa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

4 Wing State convention was held at Con-
cord, n. II. on Thursday of last week, at
which Gen. Joseph Low presided. The Hon.
Enos Stephens of Charestown was nominated
as the Wing candidate for governor at the
ensuing election.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
STATE OF yERNoNr BE q leuep

STATE or IERMoNrt Re It eueu,1srsd tina,
District Of Rutland, S.. { - sta special probate
court held a. Rutland, within and fof SAID district on
tie elh day Of October. 4 D l-ii.
Present Henry Han. Register
Whsrea. Jane p Harrison admin.sttsirr % III.
estate Of willard Harrison. late Of Chiltenden IN
s11 district deceased inesaie, hath presented this
court her petition IN writing setting forth sach fact. a.
tend snow taai re sale Of part Of the real estate
Of said deceased necessary for the payment Of deb's
nd mat the sale Of an The real estate II said deceissd.
except tle dover Of the widow including tie feyer.
sion of ME Ii9ns dover said real estate consisting
ofiae home farm AZ said deceased, containing abo1l
20 acres Of land and one ofhcr i0t ol lsnl ia sad
Chittsnden combining about 20 acres, would DO ten
cGcia and praying ia4 license o. sell al sad real
tate may bc granted 20 her and hath produced tho
assent, 10 ~rGng. ~ ihe guardian u OIL the min OF
hoifs ol seiI deceased
Therefore, 90 s ordered tlsi tie granting said license
be 5eefsI - iAs lrsf Monday being 10 9Th daJ of
DeremJet near. aad That ospy u lts order be pub
!shsd 10 tie Roland Herald three weeks successive
~ previous thereto uai any persons interested may
ap1rsr ald p.ve bonds provided hy lau, OthsT-
w.ss ohse. y fts u les see cause true e0py
/ offsr1rj.
| Gi7 IIENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

A German physician has published mcd-
cal tract in which he maintains that ladies' of
weak nerves should not be permitted to sleep
alone, 1t is said that this book is in great de-
mand.
I'VE should think a bed-fellow would be in
still greater demand though
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

The Brandonsn Will please to say how much cord
or Irvine it will take tc wind cone 90 iest high .
feet at the base, and terminating at point. Tie
cord to be wound spiral , and Ia times per foot
J.. DURkEE, the Cobbler.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Strayed,

EROM he subscriber, about tho middle Of Aug lass.
red two year old heilcr, small shot, horns pro.
jectiug back. with = slit IN the Whosser viii
give information concerning her shall be lberslly re-
watdcd l. ID. WEBB.
Shtew sburv Nov q 1871 iS-t7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
DIED.

In Poulin.y at has late residence on Friday, 2od
ul Doctor David Dewey, 10 the Giih year Of bis age
Ilis -, moments wero marked with ,hs, serenity
which Is characteristic Of the lie ofa christian and al
length, surrounded bv numerous family who had
shared richly in a fathers counsels and benedicon,
lie calmly rss sned hi, body 70 the grave, and his
sprit 10 tie God who gave it.--t C@n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Morocco Shoes, &C.

RURT & MASON keep constantly Tor sale COM
- plcte assortment OF morocco and Kid walking
shoes gcnu.men's KID pumps, ladies' French Kid and
common tii Ties and slips. colorod French hid tss
CATER booiees, &c. Also Ia few days will have q
full supply OF mems and romens india rubber shoes.
Rutland Nov 5. 1881. 45a7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

lsssc Ill., Van Buren, editor who supplies The trade
with the latest corfec, lists Of removed posimasers,
making the uimos, ado about Wing intolerance, once
carried to Washington batch OF 80 names for reno
val, at one time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

Gov. Jones OF Tennessee, was inaugutaicd
on the llth ult., on which occasion Mr.. Polk,
the late Governor, delivered brief, dicuifcd
aud appropriate vuedictoty. The new Gov
cfnor takes strong ground in favor Of a nation
al bank
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Stoves and Hollow Ware.

RURT & MASON have on hand for sale S,anleys
~ aud Changers Parlo Cooking Stoves, also Stan
leys Parlor Stoves, all sizes, likewise Box Stoves,
aud general assortment OF hollow ware, caudrou
kettles, SC. i5 ~ Rutland, Nov. S, 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

Sparkling Un. Il have a spark in my eye
said a lady in the cars The jade was look
ing stright forward at spruce young gentle
man sitting opposite TO her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

RCRT 4 MASON wave ,usi received br sale Bard
- wells and summons cast steel axes adj, haicheis
and broad axes, also superhge article Of framing
chIsels from balf 10 ipch.
Rutland, Nov. =, 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
mARRICD.

In Midde,own. on The % inst. by c. b. Harrington
Esq. Mr. NJ. f. Val, merchant, 10 Miss Loisa Barrett,
all OF Mdd,etown.
Accompanying the above was liberal donation Of
some mast excellent wedding cake.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

HDODi-Thosc Who hare contracted 10 bring
" rood arc informed hdt---if's cold tceanter
eal r., hare not days oioieancc on hand.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

oURT & MASON have Just received supply Of
- Cloth Caps for and boys; for sale very low.
Also fashionable Hats
Rutland, Nov =, 1871. As ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

FOR sale hy James Baustt, IT, ono pair Of work
Horses. three new and ons second hand two horse
Wagons, - Rutland Nov. 4, 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
NOTICE.

The proprstors the Social Library in Rutland,
hereby requested to a, the store Of the sub
scrIber in said Rutland, on Wednesday 18th Novem-
Der next, at scobk p to take measures to re-or-
game the concerns Of said Library, and to do any
other proper business when met. All persons having
any bookn their b-onging to said library,
ard desired to reiutn the same TO the subscriber
BY reques, of a number of proprclors,
JAMES ID. BUTLER, formerly Librarian.
Rutland, Both Oct 1911.
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So

pURT & MASON have jest received = supply q
- Gst.ggat!. satin and bonsssl.ne Sucks, for sale
@ reduced prices 80 Nov. ~' 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

The following toast was gwen at late cat
tie show dinner IN Concord, Mass. 'Old
Bachelors and Old Maids a cold set; may
they be toasted tll they are melted together
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
TIE HERALD.
TUESDAY EyENlNG, NOVEMBER Q, lsu.

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