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Cav. Barbachano upon his promptness
in rarity ing il.
Art. ]. Abolisles the personal tax
upon whites us well as Indians, IUm
the ages from sixirrn TO Stvcni; years.
An. Q Establishes The bapiI|nal fee
at Three reals, and the na7rIag" f"e al
ten reals inr whites as we'll as Italians
Art. 8. Accords 10 the Indians the
privilege of clearing the ninnnlain lands
Tor agricultural purposes permits 'f. m
TO establish their racho> al thu rdg" Of
the villages on the uncnIivated lands,
rent free, which are never hereafter to
br sold.
f. The In ians 10 receive through
rheir Chief. DON Jacintn Pat. all the
arms which were taken from til" Gov.
ernmpnt, 10 the number of $500, any
d. f''i"ncy To ba supplied by the pur-
chase of new onrs-aIl The aims now
IN existence 10 be immediately r, stored
upon the ratification of tie treaty. All
The aims now in the possession of the
Indians to be retained by them, and all
the m, vrabI"s and effects captured by
them 10 he rrIarued and considered as
their properly, subject tu no future claim.
S. Considering that his Exmo. Gov.
b.. bachanu is the OIL y one charged
with The ratification, luIilment and faith
lul maintainance OF lllr terms of his
treaty, il is agreed that he shall remain
IN tn" exercise Of h's supreme power du-
ling the term of lis natural life. agree.
able. 10 the wishes nf the people of fu.
cai,n, and that the troops new un.lrr
Dan JIcini" PA, will b. ready ID take
np ms again to m"lnIain lin in power,
Il n"r">say.
6. Fram the mrment Of the raiilica-
tim OF the treaty. Don jac"to Pa,
cii"f of H." insurgents; 10 h G'ver"o
and CnmmandaHi of all the Captains nf
native Indian unops fYucalan. and i"
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they have made demand on the 60.
vefnmenl to receive their pay in the
same manner that the members of Con.
grrss receive it, and that they have
made All assessment tn furnish supplies
TO Landrro, bu, the nature OF these sup,
plies is moi known.
The following is The article alluded to
BY nur correspondent:
" There is an End to Peace f".-The
Government, If Pena Pena has finish
ed in "A tragic manner. Ever since yes
'erday m"rui'g this nrws was rumcled,
those circulating it, referring 10 an ex
press thai arrived nigh, b' fore last from
Qucl e,aro, and to respectable houses Of
til" city Of Mexico.
Gen. BLstamenre, in a we'll formed
conblna'iur with his companions Cor.
sazar, AlmonIe and Paradrs, prepared
" revolution with such secrecy and sue
cess thai the blow was successfully
struck. Pena y Prna, Rosa, Anaya,
Oscro, Prdrrzl and many other drpu
lies AMI S"natprs were cumprllcd to fl,
aud seek IA hiding place.
Aimontr, in conformity with his wish.
rs, ellis 'he Presidency. The other three
generals al the head If 900 men, aud
the head ufthr new army is Bu'lann me-.
The new administration count upon
three millions of dollars which hav.
bee furnished by sunhry rich M x:cnn
and foreign merchants, who have also
boua! themselves To :'av rvtrv mnn,h
one hlIiun ard half OF dollars during
the war. The. Government also counts
upon $4,000 mnsk"ts which have for
some lime been collected with zaal and
secrecy.
Finally, a commission preceded Ivy an
cSuaordIna,y courier has started to call
back Santa Anna. The nation RECEIVERS
its life, courage, and conceives great
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,aro: Bustamente was employing him.
self in opening the mail from Dolores ,c
The seat OF Government. The prevail
ing opinion was Thar the net Congress
would despatch business, and come 10 a
decision in regard TO the treaty in a We,
ry few dsysafIer coming together.
FR'M QUERETARo.-A private ex,
press came IN yesterday at noon, and
We learn that the Govrrnmsnt at On.
e'etaro was considerably embarrassed,
because the question had heen raised
whether the Federal Government, had
thu right TIC d. any Site or portion OF
a State without the consen, of such State.
The states Of Mexico generalvco in ,onih
and nail for State rights, and it has been
some timc appEehrnd' d that sucll an ob.
jection would be urged by the opposi-
tion.
Our CoMalrss. oNERs.-Wc learn
fom Mexican authority thai the govern
men, oil Queretaro has yicIded several
points of etiquette which they had to,
and one of ttlsm the admission into their
canital Of anS American escort of sixty
men with the Commissioners. We
have been told, however, that the Cons
missi"nc's do not 20 up until advised as
TO the lime by the Government; in OH.
or words, when they are ready to receive
them, they will Iell them 10 tumc.
ZaCArEcAs. s.-Rosa, Minister Of Re.
latin.,s, has sent note to the G'v' rnor
Of Zacaircass setting forth the urgency
of an immediate assembling ct Con.
gress, thai thr Responsibility of the fur
ther continuance Of the war rests with
rhe DpputiessWho neglect to attcnd-
hat one man5llas il in his pnwer to pre-
ven, the meeting. Tha Deputies from
Zacarecas aIesor have been, among the
The recuscanig,but if they have spark
OF patriotism teftlhey willrepair to Iheil
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le u1esN oI IruIn. ImI,1,

Inc dress OF UuIt. IHr--'s
We, notwithstanding, counsel tllr Su-
preme Cover nmen, TO be on the alert.
These runners arc generally precursors
Of great misiormnes. Vigilance must
be the wa,chword Of 'he Government
and of every gcnd NJ xican.'
The repnr. was e,id"n'ly put in cir
cLiaii"n 10 prodnce tho catastrophe
which i, pre,ends had occurred. In the
way revolutions are sometimes brought
about m Mrx'co.-Eds. Pic.
CRY IF Mexico, May 2, l84S.
! have jus, icceivrG letter from
your correspondent, at Quretaro, and
not having time to give a translation
brfo the mail closes. can only fur
nish the substance. IIa says Herrera
has been nominated President, and the
majority of the Deputies will vote for
him. Omro, who it has b. en- reported
fol some time was opposed to peace,
YOUR correspondent SAYS has changed
lis opinion, and will vote for the treaty.
All this looks us if The peace party were
in the neutrality-suspicious. is an old
peace man, and Olero is ii man Of talen'
and influence.
Between twenty and lhi'ty dcsrriIons
ronk place fl ON he army here on Salur-
day nigh. You will recutlect that your
correspondent At QncretaIo some time
since stated that plan had been organ
lzrd there to effect a deseIlIon Of sever
aI hundred from The army in and about
thr city, and that lhr parties @hn Were
"a effect il were soon 70 leave. Ii l,a:
been discovered that the hradquar;er'
oi the S, hrmrrs are al GarGalu.m. They
give each man tia, deserts, as high as
hundred dollars. NJ .asurcs have been
taken 10 ,r p the gentlemen. Srvrra
faithful men have been allowed to gt
to them as deseltrrs, and thu ST. men arc
communicating information Of theiI
movements.
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..,..--,,ur ,...>u', unS
his main stay. have been surprised
20 learn that a man Of Rrbiu'S immrnse
wealth, aud With lhr sake he has in the
country, was opposed to peace, as he
AUS, know that thr nationality of the
count, is los, il the rTra!I nnw a; Qnar
e,aro is nu, ratified. But he is tl'' own
er of sau.p nt the largest cotton factories
now in NJ, xico, and may desire the cx-
tension Of the American Government
owe, the whule country. to Civ" that So
curtis 10 Industry which experience has
proved never VII exist und T. Ih" Mex.
ican Guv;,nm. mt. H. is Il large com
me,ci sprcrla or besides, and like ma.
II, others oft,as Class, may be opposed
10 uracr a, lhc present tiIue, least the
con,ls they have ordered from abroad
nav arrive a'rrr the treaty has been ra-
tilted, and when The Mrxican tariff will
have come inio operation again. lh's
was suggested TO NE AS hne reason for
his opposition tn peace by an old and
intelligent resident of Ills city, who
knnws him well. From what hear ct
the character and power u! Rubio. | at
lach graa, impoIIaure 10 the position he
takes in regard To the treaty. The M"n.
TOR Re- nbllcano, published in this city,
strong advnra,r Of peace, although
treating the |, tier TO which have re-
fesred rs hoax, at thu same time taclt'
" conf.s>es ;'ra, The G 'vprnnicn, has
reason to b"wa,e uf irs enemies. En>
closed ynl viii fHd the article OF the
Mnni'er oa the s"bj Ct.
There are "a ,ntS fl al here in RIA
li..n 10 the moe. AMI munitionS com
i.g into thu cnuntry to prosecute e
war. have v.ry gnod authority for
Stating thu bn,h arms and ammunition
arr brought through Acapnlc" in South
America in considerable Quantities.
QuEEErARo, Arii q, lS4S.
Amrr,I,. drS rt.Is are Continually
arriving he,c; during the last ,hrc" days
,wentI s.iiirrs presented the m>r'V+s
10 the NIX can gov. rnnlent, and was I'M
m dIalely Incorporated in the San Pa
,icio Company.
The gar ison Of Qirietaro is compos'
ed Of $40 men 1T all AIMS. Eight nun
dred men have deserted with arms and
baggage from the army of reserve $500
slrong, which the government had sent
asains, the insurgents at Sierra Gorda.
A wager Of $4,000 has been made
fnr and against peace; several d. pu'les
are concerned in the bet, and it is SAID
ha, Mr.. R'bin, The principal better.
has staked $4,000 against peace.
The numher ni d'pui"s is comp'et-
cd The arrival of the American Gem
uissi ,ner> is Looked foi IN order TO open
thu Congress. The consuls OF The TO-
reign p"w"rs a'e all her. AnS'r'y is
al iis highest pitch, md III" deliberations
Of Conerps. ar" l,nged for as is the
roming of The NJ. sab.
J. has ,snsplr'd from the meeting
he'd by the officers 81 The artillery thai
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From I'll. N. o. Picsyuns Of 18th int.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
TREATY OF PEACE.

A TREATY OF PEACE.
By the arrival of the Yucaldn scho"n-
e1 Aparecina. Capt. Espinola, He "c
in possession of late and interesting in
tell,gencr from Yucatan, Which will al
tod much pleasure to those who have
been lamen,Ing the troubles that have
occurred on that coast. The ApaIecI-
da leil Camp.schy on e ID INST. and
Si.aI on the 1l:h, and brings us dates
from Marda Of the 29h uIt. The re-
ports con'uined in rhe papers and the
verbal information furnished our rrpor-
te, by Capt: EsPinola, are somewl'a, al
variance, and we are little al a loss 10
reconcile them. III Unlon," nj Ma
rid =, Of the 24lh of April, publishes IA
treaty of peac concluded on the 10 h
Of April, AT Znracal. BY commissioners
appointed by Sr d. MiguI Barbaclla>
no, Governor of Yuca,an and Crmmis
sioners appointed bv D. Jacin Pat,
comm ,ndar.in-chief Of the revolt"d In
dians, and ra1ifi d BY bu.h parties Oh The
% of April al Tecul.
Capt Espinolarepol,s, however, that
on the day she left S;sal, rews wrs re-
ceived TO the effect that Pat with his
forces were within eight leagues OF Ma
rida, from which he judged tina, tran'
guilty had not been restored, but that
hoslililies had again been renewed. Ii
was quite probable that Pats forces
were remaining in the vicinity of MaII>
da until the terms of The Mealy were
complie,l with and in accordance with
the 9Th article. Capt. E. also reports
,ha, about twenty-eighl vessels from dit
ferent nations were off the coast, rrm"V-
inp the inhabitants Of Yucatan to Cam
peacI,y. We strongly incline TO the be =
lief that the treaty concluded tn" diff
eulties, as the insurgents seem to have
had every thing that they desired gran''
ed to them by The commissioners.
w. have not room for the whole irea-
~, but furnish our readers with sy-
nop>is Of il, BY wliicl, it will BIZ percelv-
ed that great concessions have been
made nv the authorities.
La Union has a long editorial article
upon the subject, and rejoic~s at he es-
,ablishment Of peace, compl;men'ing
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zee may erioy them in old age. Juless,
nv dear sir, YOU can fff"rm tins class.
y"ur laburs will be t" little purpose.
CLASS No. 3.-Your plodder, who
lives generally at home, never takes ag-
rlcul,ura papers, because lie don't be-
lirvr in book laiming-(Dr. Humbig,
his neighbnr. is book farmer)-indul-
pcS in no extravagancips makes little,
spends less; takes care Of his land, his
sock; his farming tools, fences and
houses, and in lime. by coed manage
men,, good common sense and The in
cre.sp Of his property, grows we'll 10 do
in the world. Unfortunately, this man
lives of the big road, works but few
han,l>, mak.s bu, lit,le noise, and Of
con So ,xrrciSrs but little i. fln~nce. -
B, Ill means tmusl your pip'r in this
man'> hands; Inc car be informed, "le-
waited and md" us' luI to socirly. In
fu" a li:tlp scientific spiIi' into him,
anil n,s VS. WI !. feet credit upon the
CHhir0for sens d'y.
CLASS No. Your ,ginnrr, yonr
in xrr'i, iced. p|anIr: who loses his
crnp Ly following every bod,'s advice,
or by moi knowing whose TO follow
Who reads rhe Cnitirator. but does
rot know whom TO believe. Who one
moment concludes 70 follow Dr. Clnud's
advice, and manure heavily los cotton;
and the nrxr is flight ned out OF it by
Dr.. PMirins, who says i's all humtug.
Wro, by D.. Bloylcs, is perfectly con-
vinced Of the advantage Of hill side
dilclirg, and by Nj. Brnmby was most
warmly warned against it as heresy.
Who is told by one, OF the barbarous
turn pIow, and by another of the ruin'
Gus scrappr. VINO is now warned by
D.. Philips agains, peas, and the next
moment assured BY others that the pea
is an invaluabIr part Of the crop. AZ
l.sr, perhaps distracted by so MANY DIFF
irrrnt "piainns, he throws down The
CUhiudtor in disgust, condemns book
farming ont and nu', and goes over 10
class number .hree nr four 'or advice.
THIS class, Mr.. Editor, you should take
special rare Of. They are To be the
lu,nr" propr,etors of the soil, the pro-
:ncfrs of'hr good things Of life.
We are SICK and tired of hum ,uc.-
We lave had sulf+i, Of it in the South.
There is too mach It it ,et,-'oo much
of it in the CuH;pafOr. There is TOO
much nf the cache thcs scri6enda
amnngs; Us. Facts are wha, We want
lIain, Stubborn facts. We don't want
poluyer, long articles about The past,
the present, and the future, apologelical
preambIrs ab"ut troubling you, or ,heo-
II without facts or common St, nse to
sustain them. We have had enough
OF such stuff in times past. Y"urs truly,
PETER PROGRESS.
@;fyou wish thing dune, %; /
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will. discarding wl,a, is cal d the G'n-
tral G"vrrnun n, of The nation establish
I'd dt Qrerctaro, j, has Frustrated 10 the
earth It's sreac|a Ious op. rrssors. Al 9
O'clock on h. night OF this day, wilhou.
any resistance, it procIaim'd d the only
plan which, in the present circumstances
can saw. HE counny, w; " War, and
uar with"ut peace or gxart'r untiH an
honorable peace is obtancd." Such is
The p' osran'mr "i iris Happy revolution,
u, lh. h, al of which arr the distinguish,
I'd Genr. ais Aln.on'r, Bus,dmrn,e, Pa
rrdeS, 10 whose ice all who are Nix,
leans, rather than p rtis"ns will respond.
The express bring Oh the point of
leaving, renew to you the assurances
Of my regard.
The ,o>cin Of liberty has sounded at
last. Sons OF Fl dalgo and IIurbide.
awak. The inviuclble hand of Plrvi
dence points ut TO you lbe road ty
witch every nation ur the globe will oc
cupy irs tue place. M"xicanss fulfil
yon.' destiny.
Tie "loir story rr veg to be a faS'i
cation, still | am int, rmsd by old rs'.
DEUS here. that tine circulaton> Of such
stories in print is the usual precursor Of
re, ou ions, and many iiculns'ances
render it within liit. range Of p' ss,bilny,
thar ,hr CAV, rnm"nr # P"na y Pena,
without popularity AID witnnn' res ii;
ces,mav be orsleJ frrm power b'fure thu
treaty car be rat I'D, The military are
drm,'.d.ng pay, wi'icn P'na y Pena,
in the prrsrn, condition of tn treasury
can hardly give them. The adv'ces
f,on. @ rre,aro sl,ow-if b'tIing Can be
taxeu as an index--a division among
the members Of CONGRESS on The subject
of peace. Rubio (Which your Cures
pond"nt says has made bel of $1,000
-----:ti-i-->-'-~.-..-.aca.l is one Of
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From the Snuthern Cultivntor.
A LECTURE TO OURSELVES
ANDTO Our CONTRIBUTORS.

AMI ! " OOh wv III Nv
Il, OUR EuIT al hopr. my dca'
sir, thai yuu will not consider 1t lmp"rIi'
nrnt in me 10 offer you little m!vicr.-
VIZ have placed YOU in tn" AgilclIilu.
raj chair of tile Sou'h, and t sur du'
~ TO shed all lhe ligm upon y,ur pa'h
VIZ Can. We have every confidence !"
you. aii1ny, your zeal, and ynur indus
IT., are nul Al ne sufficient to ensure
success. Y"u vii have !" feh ag"in,'
tin pr, judIcrs, the ignoranc", 'hr pes
yersrne,s. ard old fast fx'd hab S
VIA ppop', who will still ca'ry 'he
pumpkin in onr end Of their bag. AID The
ruck in the n!hnr. merely because 'l'tn
tallIe.x d, I'd 50 before Ihrm \ III will have
10 revolnuinrise the whole system OF ae'l
culture, (rf it can be called a syst"m,) To
effect any yermanrnl guuJ. And It. do
tins, i is necessary for you 10 know
sume,hing about us, and into what quar-
TER II is important TO throw yni grape
and Canister. And here ler us remark +,
,Ia, YOU are nnl 10 jndgn of us by your
correspondence fo' here are many VINO
write we'll, beautifully upon asr'cu'n-
al reform, economy, man 'ge"e"t' el'f'
terra, WI" can d" mor'. hev are rs
great on paper as rvrF sn"ok a PEN
They will discourse t" 'hre, by The honi >
most e'oq' 'n'iy upon SyS''"' Se'"''i' !,
knuwiedgr, personal oO'erVat'on' "n''e
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.Don.JAcii,o Palin behar1soI rue Inu'
ans, and ,ha, The work ofblo,d has been
resumed with even greater frrocily than
b. fore. On the 9th Of March the In
dians en,erea Msrie with every APPEAR
anee uf peaceful inten,ions-bul a; IL
o'clock of that day thry commenced
g.iheSinhabi1ants, 'Uo hundred
of whom they slew. Their authorities
spare nelther sex nor age; they murd, r
the men, and subject the women TO their
beas,ly passions. The details furnished
by the Palria are shocking 10 relate.
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nu.. t,ul H.. bts htieairrr contracted Il"
be lqnimled BY personal service.
8. Duly on the distIiation Of aguar-
d,pnla abo;lShd d in Yucalan.
9. Ass1un as he ratification OF The
treaty is completed, the beIliseren fhr'
res shall mutually retire 10 their humes,
leaving merely such forces as are nrces-
sary to keep order and establish tran
ouilily in l,e several villages.
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From the N. o Picayune l9ih inst.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
n1EYtrn

A Quorum ofths Mtricdn Con gress al last
assembled al Quart ro-ConJiciing
opinions u7on the Peace Qlesiion
B. the arrival of the sc'n. My v"s-
,erday morning, We hav" r"ce've'l Vera
C,uz dates to the 7lh inst, the day "'
her departure, and our corr espondence
to the 2,i.inst.
CITY OF Mexico. April so.
The encln>..d letter # your c"rres-
pond. nj at Gu, rrraro should have b. en-
in my hands last nigh, bn' somr irfe-
gu'ali;y in the posi- Office her" prevent
ed nav receiving il unrlI this morning.
Yon " i'll see your CORE spendtn nj an
nouuces tie important fact thar quo
gum is AT @ Ter taln at last, and ,ha;
Congress only awsiss the arrival If IN
American commissioners TO commence
its Deliberations. Why they should a.
wait ;be arrlval Of the commission rs t"
commrnce ,hrir sit.ngs is mnic thar
know. Their fist duty, as required by
the constitution, is TO el' ct President,
and this before entering INTO consider
alton of the trea,y.-Th r"mm'ssi" ners
are waiting 20 hear officially 'h't Con-
g,.ss i prepared to sit before they leave
Tor Querstaro. As soon as that tact L
announcpd TO them by the M"x''an 90
vernment they will start. They exp c,
10 receive a cnm uniraron by the mai
which, arrives from QIrreiaro on the z
OF nr xt month.
Las, nigh, the city was thrown into
state Of great exci'emen, by the circuIa'
ton of letter purporting to be from
O rre,aro, Of Which the following is a
trau>la'iun
Popular RerOlution against the Go
perament at QuerstarO.-A respectable
gentlemen has 'rcriv"d, by extra 'rdina
~ express from Qurr'ar", d letter
which, amnug o,h"r thing<. says:
QuERErARn. Ap:il 27 lS4S.
D ar F j. n,-Tie propl'. has. b"-
comr weary with >ifIrriae 'h' "pn'es-
81 - of spoi, Of pt,'r t.ran's. f"i< al
lrasI is the case wiih the MrXira">
and by the emnipo,ent exercise Of IL
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The friends of Dr JOHN LAKE, ann unce
him as II Candidate foi seat in the House "'
Representatives. at the ensuing election.
March Ia IFS
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U5'rhe friends of Maj ABRAHAM JONES
announce him as a candidate Tor reelection to
the Leg gislature.
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tn. friends of Mnj. JOHN TOMklNS an
nounce him as n candidate for srat III The
House of Representatives at the ensuing elec'
lion. May 3
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1.-THE friends of'VESLEY BODIE. Esqr.
announce him IA a ca,tiidate f.r the Office nf
ShrriR Of this District. u, the ensuing election.
January IA If 81
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I'VE are authorized to announce w. A,
HARRIS. Esq, as candidate for scat IN
the House of Representatives, al the next cleo
ton.
february
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" The friends of PETER QUATTLE'
BUN. Esqt.. announce HIM as n cnndida'e Tor
the Offire OF Clerk Of The Court OF Common
Pleas. Of this District, at the ensuing elerilnn
January "a It 5O
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GW E are authorised to announce DAN
iEL HOLLAND. Esq. as Il candldae for re
eIectiou IN a -. ,i.o Han .,c Aalerafas
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u The following gentlemen nre announced
by their friends As candidates for the Oitce nl
Tax Collector at the ensuing election:
Col JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND NORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Mai 5. C.. SCUfT,
LEVI K. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN.
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