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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

The Enquirer and other Van Burcn prints have
not scruplcd TO ayow the conviction that Mr. Cal.
houn stands no chance ofan election. Mr.. Richie
pronounces him the weakest man before tine coun.
Fy. The friends Of Johnson, and of Cas-, hold
The Same language respecting all the other can
dldatcs except their E,vouritc. Mr.. Cahoun's
friends arc taking up the same tne and the last
Charleston Mercury declares in terms not to be
misunderstood, that Mr.. Clay will defeat Mr.. Van
Bmcn. We thus have the authority of the whole
Democracy, that Mr.. Clay can succeed over any
Of their mcnl
The McrcTy's remarks arc appended
MR.. VAN BUREN's AvAILABILITY-sNAP
JUDGMENTS.
Mr. Van Burcn' friends persist inthnkng they can elect
hm ii nominated by the National Convention Our dc.
bcrato conviction IT, that he cannot be elected against Mr.
gay what the Express says Of the opposition 10 him in
view ofk - even more true the Southern States
iha' not vote which against him in 1910 but
would be cast against him again. II is true that the De-
moeEa'e PoTty have gained with the people, in the last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

SUGAR.-The transactions continue alimited scale
At former prces,say 5Il6ic for fair choice qualities
There at present ordinary descriptions in market
Havana Sugars remain last quotcd,-say 6a65c for
brown; and lOal0Ic. for white.
MOLASSES.-Therc is change in the market, and
before noticed sales very limited. We quote 2Oa
~; per gallon.-Bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
-" The Bill in .Mniinn >,

u The Wings of Jefferson Ward, propose to hold a
Meeting ut Military Hall, on Wednesday evening next
2Oth at u O'Clock, for the purpose oforganzing CLAY
CLUB! The entire Wing population of Richmond are in.
vited 10 attend!
sc l5-d MANY WINGS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
ALLEN 4, y Co.'S OFFICE,

beautiful litio Scheme draws TO-DAY, at half past
one o'clock, r. M-Retnrn hour half past ~. Whole
Tickets S3-Halves l 50-Quartcrs IS cents
Schome-l5 Drawn BallOts--7S Numbers. I Prize of
$SOO0 5000, ,577 OF 1000, 10 Of 5OO 20 Of 900 40
&c Half Tickets, SIG 1876 Quarter, do. So "a.
To he obtained at ALLEN < cos Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
BROAD ROCK FALL RACES
lS 43.

TgNIIE above Races will commence ON TUESDAY.
n the 3D. day Of October. and days
FRST DAY.
Purse sIoO-mie hcsis-cnranoc $40.
Same day swoepstlke, mile heats with year ODDS that
started iacc-entance $50, forfeit make
race, TO name and close 25th September.
SECOND Day
Proprietors Purse sI5O-iwo hents-cniranco SIS.
TmRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse sooOhrcc mile seO-tc
second best horse to receive $50.
FOURTH Day.
Asweep'iaketwo mile catsfor horses that started in
race Of two miles or upwards. entrance s25 or pree
Proprietor viii add s2j y purse.
Same day swoepsake-twom mile hcaisentunes $780, forfeit
SIS. with year o that race makea
mco- to name and close n above
day elegant Race Saddle viii hung up to be run Tor
l. PUCKEr Proprietor.
The members Of club requested Broad Rock
on the morning Of tho first days Race, NJ 10 O'Clock
81 ij--c3t' Up.
GtAgPETs RUGS Ec-We have just received n large and
~ handomc assortment Of Buscs Three ply and Ingram
aud American caretng, passage Also Tuned and
Rugs plain dgd aize Oil cloth for Tables
which offer on a. good terms they be had city.
sci5 BNFoRD 4 NMMO.
DRUGS, DYES, OILS. WINDOW GLASS, @c.
HNHE subscribers offer for sale, "a large and
- wen assorted Stock Of Drugs Dyesua. OILS &C IN
quantities 10 suit purchasers At prices which give
COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc requested to call before puha.
ING T5 arc determined to offer "'''% %iFx puv CO.
AMPS LAMPS After all, Oil Lamps
" are the bcstand innovations though They may
while cannot compete In Tic end with Sperm OIL lamps CAV
Astral Lamps; Solar do Hand do. Store do
suspcniinR Store lamps DO Hall do: Pafor do
Chandeliers, Grundoes Candielabras and Rsaecors
sei5 JAmEs EVANS Main
OOKlNG GLASS PLATEs,-A nesh supply Of 1oosing Glass
- Pa'esus' received and for sale low by 80.
SC IS Looking Gas- Dealer, Main =.
M OUSLANE DE LAlNS.-A full and beau.
I've uful assortment, rceeivedby .... ....u.
wI5 JOHN WRIGHT.
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4 BlnnderinR Tossl.
Wings 80.

Sec the comment in another column the Toast given
OF Croxons Springs by the Editor Of tho Enquirer The
old gentleman blunders atcvery turn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER TIE EXCL ANGE
5000 DOLLARS.

The above is the snug little Prize to 70 off nj the Ey
change TO-DAY, at half pas, /, 4. M..Tckets S3
W "A pretty Scheme to buy by the Packsre-7s Nos
and 10 Drawn. Risk ON package of 90 Whole Tickets
only $50 75-lialvcs SIC sS-Quarters SO A. For sale
until nan past IL, at WORTHAM'S.
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BrNF0RD u NIMMO.
CARD.
MI RS. VI. 4. CLARK, having returned from

'h the North prepared giving upon ,
Piano Forte either At her residence
Mrs T. aters herself that her long
sure To her continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
received She would observe that instruction upon
hneIoned instrument To those unacquantcd s.
begS leave to refer 10 the following ladies'
have been, her pupils
RETERENoEs-Mrs DIR. Tazewer, Judge Nicholas Mis-
Joseph Allen Mrs. Judge Daniel Mrs Judge Robertson Mr.
Robert &. Nicholas.
Residence at Mrs Fishers Prirafe Boarding House on Main st
square above the Ranks So I5-ep2,,
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

Drawing Of Lottery comes off at the EXCHANGE THIS
Nv ENlNG, ut hall past oclocki $4,000 Capital
Tickets S3-1S Numbers-l5 Drawn
Chances for sale by HOYT & co.
-
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Cloths, Cassimcrs and Beaver Cloths.
NV II are preparcd 20 exhibit q lnrpe and snll

WE are prepared TO exhibit large and splcn-
did lot of the above Goods, aui very pces-in
Cloths we have blacks blues and invisible green's
IA Cassimeres English French and American. great variety
consisting o Twcod Buckkns. noeskns Plain Wool Blacks
Blues and Drahs French Plld Dap de from 10 thu
hne't anuaciuTedn Beaver Cloths, Double Med
and D7b Fgd and PLAIN BeaverSuperor Black
Asp1ltum COi--llcaSy Pilot and Forest Cloths
stock Of these Goods il by country
Purchasers invited
- KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER
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,fffS Barque John Cosbie, for Liverpool, wants
i2S bhh Tobacco complete her cargo for freight Of
Which appyto o. W. CHS PALMER
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ArrEMrr TO Procure MoHEY rRoN TIE Navy DrrARr.
BY FoRGNG Buys FOR PRErENDrD DELIVERIES USprr
CoSrRAcT-One OF the Government Contractors rosdinr
in New Haven Connecticut, mode delivery Of "Frction
Primers" 10 tho amount Of some 5or 600 dollars The Ma
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of HIcbBiond.
Hgh Mater Nis day at o! o'eioet n. W.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Gladiator, Kelley, Boston, sundries.
Union, Paine, Boston, sundros.
Potomac Loving, Portland, plaster md potatoes.
Ann Eliza, Townsend, Charleston, lumber.
Soolotd, Bcrctc, IInvro dc Grace, coal.
Pocomoko, Galop, Baltimore sundnes
SAILED,
Barquo Touon, Rich, Pernambuco, flour.
Schr. Spy, Cannon, New York, flour and corn.
Nouogansot, Baker, Boston, coal.
Home, Wilson, Norfolk, coal
Morning Star, Hudson New York, coal
CANAL COMM ERCE.
September r. 1919.
ARRIVED,
Caualboat Paul Py, N. Harding with ACT tons mdzc
from Lynchburg and New Market, 10 Ludnm Preston g.
Co. VIM g.. Crcnslaw, Jno. Jones' a. r. Harris Dibrol
Iloconbo g. Co, Parrish s. Boazley, sad J.. ID. Cronshaw
g. Co.
Exchange, D. Bland, with 33J tons mdzc, from Scots
vile, to T.. G.. Tompkins g. Co.
CLEARED,
Thos. VI. Bondurant J. y. Smith, for tIardwicksylc
empty.
Commerce, S. Gucrrant with 29I tons mdzo, for New
Canton and Scotisyio.
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''schooIcy's" Family Bncon.
IN CASKS ofsehoocys" family Bacon is offered Tor
OO Il will compare advantageousy with any Bacon the
market. - JAS WINSTON
WASHING S0da Pegriash and Sal Arafus-Beauf
NATASIIINfs SODA. Sal Araus and Pearasi rcceiv
w 81 supply NJ The above. which Families
and County Merchants. For sle by BOLTON HARRISON
- Corner of Main and Governor St. below Eagle Ruins
UosBsk woncd and Cotton every varety-For sale at
IL pH JOHN WRICuTs
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Cleared since 2lst ult.
Stock on hand this evening, Sept. 5,

Since report OF Thursday last the Cotton market has
presented quiet the sales for that period
not having exceeded $50 bales including 20 CROP of
which Ia bales good nr &C. aud bales good mddng
far amount TO merely 1l2 bales against 1000 last yea-
Amongst the sales of old Cotton observe I'll bales
- at So 81 a5s; II ST. and 81 Western Districts,
cents.
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- FOR RENT-The Houso on MANN streef

tsIS TUX REN1-Ihe House on Main Street.
now occupied by Mr. A. q. Stevens md formerly y WAT,
white The Store wen calculated for extensive rocery
any other business requiring much having Lumber
House connected with II. back Alley The d.In,
part suitable Tor the aecommo ialion of gen,ccl family win
DC put complete orter for good permanent
gwen LIST November nsN perhaps an
with the present oeeuranp ifdcsirrd.-Appy tn
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LIVERPOOL CLAsSIFICAT;o

lODNCCO-olncc our review OF Thursday last there
have been scarcely any operations this article arising
from the omitted quantity left sale, which altogether in
second hands Prices remain the last quoted say
for ordinary and lots, 81, 81 and 4ic for X. Sc
conds and Firsts fair lots. p, 81 and 4!c Selections 2
81, and Ale.
Arrived, since the 3ls ult $40 hhds Cleared in tho
same time, for Liverpool, 9i7 hhds-New York, 2Sl-
Boston, lis together, $50 hhds.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
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o. The signs Georgia ATE that the Van Burenes are
sping and intend play false, order that Cahounism
may bite the dust The Candidate for Governor MARK A.
Cooper and the candidates for Congress all friends
OF Mr. Calhoun, and if they defeated, of course Ctw
be sad,) Mr.. Calhoun stands chance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

u Mr.. Tyler has no, had meeting of his Cabinet
since the 10Th OF June 1t is conecured that there would
be danger of pulling, if meeting take place
The Captain has been very little Washington for many
months. He has been trapng about the country one
point anoher-without any object, and seems to have
given up the Government to his undertakings
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u Col Benton has good points about him. As
evidence he has vowed have the of the Steamer
The Missouri in which Caleb Gushing sailed, changed
He will that the vessel degraded, bv
bearing such burden, shall the of the State
which he has the honour represent in the Senatc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

We have had rain every day this week, and the weather
ia gloomy enough for the most dismal temperament.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12

has now come, when in self defence our
citizens must seriously and energetically
enter upon well digested and comprehen-
sive system ofinternal improvements con
sent TO see her population diminish. her
property deteriorato and her comparative
influence and standing among her sister
states decline.
Resolved. That if the citizens of Yer.
mont do now enter upon such a system Of
internal improvement instead of a dimin-
ished, we may reasonably look for an in
creased population, for property TO be en-
HANGED in value instead Of being lessened,
and for Vermont 10 gain instead of losing
in comparative standing and estimation a
mong her sisters.
Resolved, That in the judgement of this
meeting. 10 induce the citizens of Vermont
to enter upon such system Of improves
ments it is only necessary to gather and
arrange the facts and spread them before
I the people.
Resolved, That the committee appointed
/ to report to the Legislature of Vermont up
on the subjects embraced in the foregoing
resolutions be instructed to submit 10 tho
Legislature the proprietv of making thor
nueh Geological Survey of the State as a
proper prerequisite to understandingIy en-
tering upon system of internal improve
ment.
On motion of A. L. Brown, Esq.-Voted
that the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the President and Secretary. and
printed in the several newspapers IN the
state friendly TO the objects Of the conven-
ton.
WM. BURTT. President.
GEO. w. STRONG. Sec'y.
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try, subsequent to its adoption. lmuor,,
ton for the year ending on the 3O,b os
September 1912 7,3O4,sII n.
For fhe months ending
March 1S43. 5O4.7Is
Double this for the entire
current fiscal year & we have lOO94sa
A reduction from seuen million tire. h.,
dred thousand pounds to fraction over on,
million!
The Convention oflast January TO which
have referred. solemnly declared in one of
their resolutions, THAT in revising the Loi,
tariff the rool groUers interest ,ras ENrrsp
LY p1sREeARDED;" and yet, while tbev
were thus resolving, for party effect, thers
was silently being wrought out under Ina
very tariff thus denounced by them, re,
suit which now demonstrates the injustice
of their assertion.
And all this, let it be remembered, wa,
under an execution of the provision with
regard to coarse wool which it is by no
means certain was in full accordance with
IFS true intent and meaning. Great as has
been the reduction in the importation Of du.
ty free wool L make no distinction in this
argument between the 5 per cent duty and
freedom from duty,l yet have no doubt
that, with a thorough and careful execu>
ton Of the coarse wool provision, according
to its truo intent and meaning the reduction
would have been still greater. And am
not without hope that the efforts of the Yer.
mont Delegation in Congress. will have The
effect of producing such further reduction
| feel quite sure that such would have been
the effect, had Mr.. Forward. remained q.
the head of the Treasury Department; as
had repeated conversations with him on
the subject, in which he expressed his en-.
tire concurrence in the views expressed in
the letter to him, and would, have no
doubt, have carried them out. had he re>
manned at the head of that Department.
have no means of knowing the views ofhis
Successor, but / feel too strong a conf,
dence in the correctness Of the ground ia.
ken in the letter 10 his predecessor, to doub.
that he will practically sustain it. Ifhe
does not, however, on him and the Admin,
istration with which he is connected, be the
responsibility.
As this matter is one of great interest to
the people Of Vermont, and as it is perhaps,
not perfectly understood by all, | have
TO request that this communication, togeth,
or with those that follow, may be published
in oil the newspapers in the State.
WILLIAM SLADE.
July 10 ls43.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12
STATE RAILROAD CONVENTION.

In pursuance TO previous notice delegates
from The different counties in the State met
at the Court House in Rutland on Tuesday.
June 27, 1913, and were organized by the
appointment of
VIM. Burt, Esq. Of Vergennes, Pres't.
Geo. w. Strong, Rutland. Sec'v,
The object of the Convention having
been stated by E. l.. Ormsbee and Robert
PIerpoint, Esqs.
Harvey Bell, of Middlebury,
+. l.. Ormsbee, of Rutland,
G. L. Hodges, of Rutland,
Saml Barker, of Vergennes.
Geo A. Allen, of Bennington.
Col. Townlee, of BrattIeboro'.
were appointed to nominate n committee
TO collect information in relation TO the sub.
ject of Railroads and to report to the next
Legislature-who reported the names of the
following Committee
Edgar l. Ormsbee, of Rutland,
Gardner c. Hall. of Bratlleboro',
A: r. Lyman, of Bennington,
VIM. Slade, of Middlebury.
VIM. Burt, Of vergennes,
Geo. W. Pomeroy, Burlington.
Abraham Adams, of Ludlow.
which report was adopted by the Conven.
ton.
E. L. Ormsbee, G. W. Grandev. Co,
Townsley, were appointed a committee to
draft resolution to report to the convention
Tomorrow morning.
After several animated addresses the con.
vention adjourned 10 meet to morrow NOR.
ming at 8 O'Clock.
wednesday morning, s o'clock.
The convention met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
The committee on Resolutions, reported
the following which after able and interes-
ung addresses from several of the gentle.
men present were adopted.
Resolved, That for Vermont the Tina
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12

candidates whose qualifications are univer-
sally acknowledged to be Of the highest
order.
We have already advertedto the candi-
date for congress from this district as a
genuine friend of popular rights, as true
wing, and we might add ola private charac-
ter above suspicion; and whose sentiments
upon the all absorbing subjects of protec-
ton to home industry and the Abolition OF
Slavery to the very verge of the constitu-
ton, must meet response in the bosom of
every right minded American patriot.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12
2 o'clock, P. NJ.

Convention met pursuant TO adjournment.
when the Hon. W. c. Kitteredge from the
committee of which he was Chairman. re-
ported series of Resolutions together with
an address to be published under the direc-
ton of the State Committee and the report
was accepted. The Resolutions were very
ably discussed by Messrs. Foot, Kirkland
and Briggs of Burlington, and unanimously
adopted.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved. That the Wing party of VT. feel
the most entire confidence in the soundness
OF the great principles which they have
heretofore so frequently set forth, and I'm.
der whose "sign" they have 30 long ICON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-12

The chief competitors for the Office Of
Lieut.. Governor were Hon. Horace Eaton
of Enosburgh and Hon. E. N. Briggs Of
Brandon, but the result of or 5 ballolings
was in favor of Mr.. Eaton. For candi.
date for Treasurer there was no strife, Mr..
Spaulding of Montpelier receiving the entire
vote
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on Wednesday the the 26th of June and
was called to order by Col. Townsley Of
marlborough.
Hon. HiIand Hall. President.
DIR. Cyrus Washburn,
Hon. 7. F. Hammond, Vice
Hon. VIM P. Briggs, Presidents.
Hon. Henry F. James,
E. P. Walton. Jr., Secretary.
J. w. H'ckok, Assistant
S. H. Hodges, Secretarys.
BY Mr.. Sargent.
Resolved: That Committee be appoin.
ted to nominate TO the convention, candI-
dates for The office of Governor, Lieut.. Gov.
and Treasurer and also two Delegates al
large and two Substitutes to represent this
State in the Wing National Convention 10
be holden at Baltimore in May, 1874.
Resolved.-That on the adjournment Of
the Convention this morning, the delegates
from the several counties meet in county
conventions and appoint each a number Of
members of the nominating committee, cor
responding to their number of Senators, and
that said nominating comraiitee meet i'm
me6iately thereafter at the Court Room TO
complete the business of their appointment.
In pursuance of Resolution by Hon.
w. C. Kitteridge the chair appointed the
following gentlemen to report Resolutions
and an address to this convention, viz !:
Messrs. Kitteridge, Clarke. Walton, Kirk.
land, Battell, Marsh, and Sargent.
Convention adjourned TO 2 o'clock p. Nj.
Immediately after the adjournment, the
various county Delegations met in seperate
conventions and chose their respective Por-
tions of the nominating committee. The
counties of Grand Isle. Lamoille, Orleans,
and Essex were unrepresented. Chitien.
den county sent II delegates of whom IA
voted to instruct their committee to support
Mr.. Slade for Governor. Franklin had 3
delegates only, all of whom voted for Mr..
Slade in committee.
Addison county sent 40 delegates and on
taking vote of preference for candidate for
Governor, it stood for MIR. Slade SO. for Mr..
Mattocks 4. Bennington county was a.
bout equally divided between Mr.. Slade
and Mr.. Mattocks, but all the remaining
counties gave mujorities for Mr.. Mattocks,
in their several county conventions and in
siructed their nominating committees ac-
cordingly. No vote was taken in the sew
eral county conventions in regard to the
candidate for Lieut.. Governor. The nom.
mating committee selected by several coun-
ties was as follows as near as we can learn.
Addison County-Harvey Bell, Geo. w.
Grandey.
McShafter and Wheelock.
Franklin-Foster and unknown.
Caledonia-Warner and Stevens.
Washington-Janes and Burnham.
Orange-Carpenter and unknown.
Windsor-Porter, Dennison, Robinson.
Winslow.
Windham-Townsley, Henry, Thompson.
Bennington-Demrng, Davis.
Rutland Dana, Hodges, Clark.
The vote in the nominating committee
stood as follows:
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WHIG STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call Of the State Central
Committee. a State Convention of the
Wings of Vermont assembled at Rutland,
on Wednesday the the 26th of June and
was called to order by Col. Townsley of
marlborough.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-04
TO Il puRLIC.

The undersigned having formed a co-par!-
ncrship, under the style Of Pike and Babin,
for the purpose of transacting aGeneral Com
mission and Storage business, will attend
TO shipping Cotton, receiving and forwarding
all goods consigned to our care we will keep
constantly on hand and for sale, an assortment
Of Produce and Plantation goods, also bag
ging and rope, all of which win be sold on as
liberal terms as can be had in this city. We
will be prepared as soon as the Cotton sea-
son opens, to purchase or make liberal adj
vances on cotton. We respectfully solicit a
share of the public patronage, and assure
those. who conide business to our care, that
1t will be personally and punctually attend
ed to.
Store on Church street, two doors east Of
the store formerly occupied by James Mansker.
w. $. PIKE.
Baton Bougo, July 10 % II. V. BABlN,
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