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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
REGULAR PACKET.

Bet1ceen st. Louis, st. Peters, and st. Croir
A a THE substa ntial, light draught
v6%r!NM1 steamer CORA, J. E. German,
NEsTTMEIS$ Master, will run as a Rcgula
Packut between the above ports, during the
next season CONNIE ncing her trips on the open.
ing OF navigation.
Arril 3D., 7549. 3l.ds.
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For the Latitude Of ST. paul.

The following Bill has been forward
ed TO US for publication, intended espe-
cially for our friends at st. Paul.
Il is . rich affair, and will be read and
understood by all Minnesotians
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81 Blanch III zach sheet to & Il cisaiY|
1Oinches ~ i1ciles and fiyeeeig hths,
and written ia tIe hand llSnowl Il ss Runts
angular system with white crows quilts; ]:
the pens 70 be made with cutlery bought
by the Secretary, aud no one else, with
no more margin on each page than one
finger, and as much space between the
lines as the thickness Of the hair spring
% Abbot. Lawrence's gold patent lever
repeater, and no more: Pr0rided, that if
either clerk shalt omit cross an i, 81
dot q OF come fully up to the perfect
standard ii chirog PHI Of Rund's cop.
PEI plate copy book, he shall forfeit all'
for his labor
Sec. | {. The capitals, italics, points,
asterisks, hyphens, farentheses, ,rack-
cts, stars, daggers, hands, and all other
|characters, shall BIO made exactly as the
same are nnade by the head proEe of
the Boston Chirog aphical Institute and
written With made exact to suit the
Temperance of the weather when the
same is used ind no olhe /.
Sec. 12 IL hail be the dnfysof the So
Icretary 10 get All 4 he pape I that may here
after be wanted lin Minnesota, of one Of
his friends III Cincinnati, and TO peddle
The same out at his own price, to the
clerks and members, taking receipt for
each sheet, as we'll as for1every wafer;
and to stint Them in the use the reof, as q
wholesome check upon eg.sla,ive bust
ness-with the exec ption provided in the
next section.
Sec. 10. Annually hereafter, the Sec.
retary shall advertise in the newspaper
now published nearest to the geographic
al centre Of this Territory, as follows, to
wit: ''Sealed proposals will be received
by the Secretary Of Minnesota Terrific
|ry, for two months, for delivering at my
office, in ST. Paul, - reams Of best white
calendered printing paper, made Of linen
rags. every sheet measuring 81 inches in
width by % inches in length, and weigh
ing not less than fve-eighths Of an ounce
to- each sheet, and TO be, in color, size,
and in all other respects equal to the pa
pea used in Little and Browns editionsof
the q S. Statute Laws at large. Said
proposals must be ompanled 81 a spe-
|cimen sheet Of the paper proposed 10 81
FURNISHED, with q statement of tile weight
and size Ct stte slleet, and 81 he price per
Ram 81 $50 sheets ot clear ~ bite paper,
tree from Drok Ken sheets and acassie,''
with side quires, at which such paper will
be delivered. and the time when, which
must be On or before the first dry DC Oc-
sobe $50 next eiadstl and on opening all
Isaid proposals, tl'e contract ysill be allot
Tee 20 ne io*est bldder Fhe paper
xi'e!l 81 recet vs., shall be exa ahmed and
coAa elnaed by !sass cfcta erided,
We Libra rlaIl, 'reassa irenaan, I9oor
Keeper, Mcsseng and other of6cer q,
az nave the audaclty 10 concur in
|oPlnaon against ttae secrela ry and fsaid
RE shal 1e So fdet nned and returned,
secretary may send e nlesseng ex
|Press ~ lincln,sa g. btl = ll,er any
pTicsst hat ma be asked OF any i,ap % res
inSthateity u inswhich she ses
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
NO. z.


The PIErY THE oRLD HATES. 1t is not
true that the world hates piety. The mod
est and unobtrusive piety which fills the
heart with all Human charities and makes
q man gentle 70 others and severe to him
sell, Il al object Of universal love venera-
ton: BIZ mankind hate the lust Of power.
when i il yelled uuder the garb Of piety;
they hate cant and hypocrisy they do not
chose tosbe inshlted; they love to tear
Efolly and impudence from the altar, which
a1hollld onl bea sanctuary for the wretch-
I'D md the good 81 Sidney Smith.
|s AssR Tw1Es.-An old, rugged, red
! s Z forlorn-looklng Irish woman
|accostsd us with aplaise. sur, for the
loyeof heaven, give me flip to buy bread
swid. anna poor woman, and have two
youngtwins to support. sWhy, my good
woman we replied, you seem too old 10
have twins Of your own sThey are not
mine, sur, | am only raisin' 'em.' How
aoldare your twins?' sOne Of 'em is seven
weeks aid, and t'other is eight months
ould, Plaise God !'-[N. Y. Paper.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
WsndOw Glass.

A IL sizes of the best Pittsburg Window
M Glass, in store and for sale low by
July llth. lS49. i r GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

hyperion Teas for Family use.
nav. just rec'd . supply Of superior Imperi-
~. Gun Powder. and Black Teas, from the
canton Tea Company. which l can warrant
pure una genuine, for sale very cheap by
Eff GILLESPIE,
5o1 4Itn, 1919. Agsntyor tAsCo.
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ABlLL.

- q ~ ~ $3.50
for President, shall preside IN the Tore
noon, and the person receiving the next
highest number Of votes for President,
shall preside in the afternoon: Prorided,
That the provisions of this bill shall not.
operate SO as g deprive N Furber Of
the speake ship, or Mr.. Olmsted Of the
presidency of the Council, unless BY or-
'derof the Secretary
Sec. e. The duties of the officers SO az
llected by the Legislature, shall be, 1sts;
10 put nll cues tons proposing 70 author:
ne the Secretary TO do an thing Tor his
own benefit. q. 70 put all uestions
authorizing the Secretary to buy PEN
knives and tationer for the two Houses,
charging therefor q profit Of two hundred
pei cent, and generally TO neddie %
what Is none Of his business.
Sec. 3. The dress 70 be worn by each
Of the Presidents, shall be as follows, to
wit: one under shirt, and no more, Of
three year old doe skin, killed in the full
of the moon, and dressed with burnt alum
water, with the hair on, and cut and made
up inthe latest fashion of Shulty the Lon
don tailor, and tall buttoned down be-
foren with 10 pearl gilt edged buttons, Of
The size Of the waters used by Little g
Brown. Eacn, president shall also wear
one pair Of drawers. and no more, Of torse.
colored fustian. IS inches wide, and no
more. Of the manufacture Of Tibba:ts &
Co., of Leeds, with suspenders for the
same, Of patent leather, OF Calcutta goat
skin, to be examined and approved by the
Secretary, and to be three years in the
process of tanning, and no more, in the
best kind of hcmlock bark, and sewed
with gray cat-gut-nine kittens TO the
litter. The president shall wear white
satin inexprcssibIcs-the satin to be dou-
BILE extra superfnc, three-eighths Of a
yard wide, French measure, to weigh 3
ounces per yard, and no more, and to be
examined by the Secretary, who shall al
$50 hold Cabinet Council, consisting Of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

erin Iishlng s Cove rniylent Organ, Rhe
Secrelafy may ~ al y lime, make 1Ss of
some tool rs altef III repsAl II. 81
HIST q k)
Enron y very iaithfGII
delineatsr 80 ckSs acsor, pndsf he Il IIi al.
Iture 4ratus, plb lishsd rs ths Y asIis
Iington Union aud you poll 81
the Secretary of the Int riior.
Ewing Is IS iairl y set oiII IA IA his
||extract, - has over appeared ise hiss
tory Of man. hope your readsrs Will
duly mark The truth history 81 sone Who
|is emphaticalI the greatest of an the i,i,.
moral political nen of his AZ any other
Eage
Secretary Ewls IS TOO great q
man too great, at least, In the Home De-
|pa rtnent and in this al minis tralion ia
feel himself rest trained ia the xecution
Eof his official functions BY any of the old
fashioned ne publ ican and strict constx,lc
lion notions of such men as William b
Giles Of John Taylor Of Carolina Like
|certain persons spoken of III the good
book, but not il reference to their poll
tics, he is a law % himself. 4 He looks,
|if he looks at all beyond his ownwiil and
secret designs, to the teachings Of John
Adams, Alexander Hamilton, Caleb Strong.
josiah Quincy, Timothy Dwight, Roger
IGriswold, and other fede ralists, in .reg gard
TO the tory claimed supremacy Of the ex-.
Iecutiye government. In the Home De-,
Ipartment, BY tacit or express delegation
Of powers from the President, or by his
own unwarranted assumption, he has be-
come supreme; and 10 the executive CO.
vernment Of the United States, in coaIi-
ton with majority of his adjunct heads
of departments, exercises more absolute
power than was ever welded by Vol.
sey, a Buckingham, Mazarin, or a Ri
chielieu, in either England or France,
in the darkest days Of despotism and the
divine right Of Kings.
There is pure faculty Of the human
mind which Dr.. Beattie calls the moral
sense. Adam Smith calls it moral senti-
ment, and which our own Dr. Rush de-
nominates the moral faculty. The evan
gelist John calls it s,he true lioht Tint
| lighteth every man that cometh ;rto the
world" giving him an innate, conscious
perception Of right and wrong. Mr..
Ewing unfortunately, like the moral pro-
Dizzy Servin, was born, as all the world
must believe, without this redeeming fac
iultv. Except in the great learn,n9 and
THE astonishing powers ofinteIlectsof Ser
vim ,o man ne rhans eve lived Who ~. mo
|sonear fulfilling the character which the
Duke OF Sully has drawn of servin in his
,'s'l 3 !, - hoI1,as Ewlng. ne mas
fc r mal;ani,v Had Is a haan & ar J..
lto i q crown, lie would have been : Domii-l
| tian and Louis the Eleventh combined If
ne nag been the Inter " power, he could
NV 81 y. lsl's ':,isss,
bosom friend Fitz Henry ~ I rren bette !
4 /, !, !, II I. 4 - q
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
FAftfEKS III 5ME.

FARMERS iii @ M Fl. 81 II
The Undersigned would respect full YIN form
the travelling public that III has taken the
House formerly occupied by Mr. Henry Pfort:
ser ION Main Street where heintends 70 kcepa
BOARDING HOUSE.
He assures the pub that no effort "a llis
part, will beleft untricdto give perfect eatiss
faction to al who ma y favor him with their
patronage. The house has undergone thorouhg
repairs, which renders IL equal 70 any in the
City In point of comfort and convenience.
4 Attachsdto the prcmis osis cxcellentS tabling.
In short every thing necessary toconductsuch
an establishmenthas been provided.
PETER KEN E.
M Anril15. 1S4f, sas ssss no 81 " sSs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

(x1t1NEztAL LANE AlxElVk
NHE undersigned, have opencd q once in
Anamosa, Jones CO.. Iowa, fol: tile rans.
action Of q General Land Agency business y,
The purchase and sale oil. Land Warrants, the
ing acknowlcdgemen ma king emf ries III
Land at Dubnques and Iowa City preparing
papers. and proofsfof presumption and every
thing connected witha General nd agency
business throughout this State. They will
be prepared with bout forty township plats,
or the townships in antiaround j ones county,
showing the position Of the streams, timber,
prairie, &c. Mr.. Skinner has beena long time
d resident Of the State, and being practical
Surveyor, they will have peculiar faciliti FOR
transacting, correctly and satisfactorily y, any
business in this line. entrusted to them.
Office in Ford's uilding .on Main street.
Anamosa. ss sSsss
g 0gtf # SKINNER &. CLARK n sssSS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
MISSOURI LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the south
] half Of section 26, township SIS M, R. %.
West 5th P NJ, lying in Curroll county on the
west side of Grand River, and Is miles from
the mouth; or will exchange for land in the
northern counties of Iowa.
JOHN w. CLARK.
Delhi, Delaware county, Iowa,
July %. 1899. 46-3ms.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.

TIME subscriber returns his best wishes to
the citizens Of Dubuque and vicinity, for
their very liberal patronage for the past year,
and by strict attention to business, and q dis
position to please, hopes TO merit contnuanco
Of the same, and an increased patronage for;
l649. A general variety of Green and Dried
Fruit, Candies, Nuts. and Spices, kept con-
stanty on hand, also choice selection Of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
in the proper season Cor planting them.
In addition to his former business, he has
fitted up an EIysian Saloon, where Oysters.
Sardines, Hot Coffee, and Game, will be scry-
ed up at all reasonable hours.
A liberal patronage is solicited. Call at the
Sign of tho Ohio Fruit and Seed Store No 81,
Main st., next door to the City Hotel, and get
the worth Of your money.
G. r. WEST.
Dubuque. LIST January, I849. l9-tf
UyCash paid for Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Lard,
and Poultry.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

Sec. 4. And the Secretary shall proc
vide the said officers Of the two Houses
with the following rations, and nomore,
to wit: three pounds avoirdupois Of penn
mcan each per day, and one pint Of sec.
ond proof Rock River whiskey, to be pu.
up, corked and sealed in flask, with the
likeness Of one Of the Wasbingtons
stamped on the side thereof: the TASKS,
when empty, to be returned and filled in
the Office OF the Secretary.
See. 8. And the said officers shall take
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-04
FOR ORDINARY.

The Friends OF VIRGIL NJ. WHITE
announce him as Candidate for the otnce
Of Ordinary a, the ensuing election: =, r
We are authorized to announce. EDW AK u
PRESLEY, as Candidate for the Othce oi
Ordinary at the ensuing election. ~,
We are authorized 10 announce Eo''
WILLIAM n. MOSS; as Cano'uaN'e N
for the Office Of Ordinary al the ensuing
election. ,,,1.,,r
rsrr annouuce lin az a candidate for the OF.
fee fee Of Ordiuary of this District, al the ensuing
election. A.:
We are authorized To announce Maj.
w. l.. COLEMAN. as candidate iur
Ordinary at The ensuing elcc''on:
III. friends of HUGH A. NIXON. ESQ.,
respectfully announce him as Candidate
for the Office OF Ordinary, at the next
Election.
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u. ~
NO.

they keep him poor,or prevents him from
getting rich, il is'absurd to assert.,hat hs
no, only has property in his slave, bur,
lha, other property belongs equally to
him. But if for any other. purpose or
view of political economy, the slave be
included with the freeman in averaging
the property Of State, j! will even then
appear THAT in the States ! have con-
sidered the Southern are still wealthier
than The Northern, counting the slaves
as persons and deduc'ing them from the
property. So that in no aspect of The
question whatever, is there any founda:::
ton in fac, for the popular delusion, lha!
the Southern States, or any of them, are
either now or. heretofore, or likely TO be
hereafter, inferior to their Northern
neighbors in wealth. but the reverse"
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FOR CLERK.

NJ We are authorised to announce
WI. nj. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, candidate
for Clerk Ct the District Court OF EdSeheld
at the ensuing election.
NJ The friend, Of PETER QUAIILE-
BUM, Esq.,. announce him as candidate lor
the Office Of Clerk Of The Conr, Of Conmo"
Pleas, Of this District, at the ensuing eleclIon
We are authorized TO announce THUS.
BACON, candidate for reelection as
Clerk of The Court, for Edgeheld District.
The friends Of E. PENN, announce
him as Candidate for the Oillce OF CLERK
at the ensuing election.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

The Friends of Maj. ISAAC BOLES,
announce him as Candidate for the olilce
Of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt.
B.F. GOUEDY, as candidate for The
Office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election. Jan. Z
The Friends Of Maj, F. W. BURT, an
nounce him as candidate for Tax Collec-
tor. al the ensuing election.
The friends of Col. J. QUATTLEBUM,
announce him as candidate for Tax Col
lee ;or, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. l..
PARKS az Candidate Cor Tax Colec-
,or. The next election.
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Total;

Or an aggregate of S,S43 900 souls:
From this should be DIT Quoted the 3,0OO,-
600 slaves included in the above esti-
mate, which will leave 5,S43, 900 whites:
Allowing one.hal Of this sum for te.
males, one half OF the reminder for
AGED, and children unable to bear arms,
and we have 100000 fighting men,
But as there ever lave been, and evci
will be, tories and traitors in every con-
fict for liberty, we may strike out Tor
this class all over one million. In lieu
Of these, however, if necessary, should
bc added at least 200, 900 blacks, whoi
from their known attachment TO their
masters. and their conIented and happy
situations, would be unwilling TO aban.
don the first or change the last, and would
,hefefore, fight bravely on the side Of
the South. This estimate would then
give us l, 100000 effective fighting men.
leaving out volunteers from all other
quarters.
With this number of good men and
true, or even the half OF it, if EnIaw,
Yorktown, Monterey, Buena Vista, Cha
pul,epcc and Churubusco tell not egre-
pious lies, we should be wholly invincI-
BILE. Then, too, we would be fighting
for our rights, our honors and the safety
of our wives and children; while the
North would DO fighting TO perrctnate
wrong, injustice and viIlainy. Men,
however, do not alone constitute the sim
ews of war. Money, arms, provisions,
clothing aad munitions are all needed in
such contest. In this respect, the adj
vantage is wholly and entirely ours
for all these we have, or that which will
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s,ro DOLLARS and Fifty CENTS, perannnm
1fpaid III advance-$3i otpaid within SIX
Months from the date of subscription, ana mo
s4ifno, paid before the expiration of the
Year. All subscriptions will be contlnued'
unless otherwise ordered before the eSplra'
,ion OF the year but no paper VIII De ols. U.S.
lss.at the option of the Publisher. :.
Auy person procuring five responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive the paper ior one
year, gratis. od,,75
cent. per square, (l2 lines, or less, ior Inc I'M
fr.,insertion. and 81 J for each continuance;
Those published monthly or qnar't;sy .n,sn,a m'
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements :
no, having the number Of finsertions marked
on them, will be continued uutll ordered out
Communications, post paid, will be pfomp'
w and strictly attended TO.
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MD@mmgMADa S. G. zAPMgA 60 9840N
From the Daily Telegraph.

Mr.. Editor: From the late action OF
Congress and most of the Legislatures
of the non-,aveholding States, take
It for granted the Moth will persist in
their aggressions upon the South, by ex-
cIuding her from all territory lately ac-
quired by the blood and suffering of her
noble sons; and by abolishing The inst'-
tuition of slavery in all other places over
which Congress claims TO exercise exclu-
sive Jurisdiction. l say | take it for,
granted, because tyranny has rarely
been known to relax its hold until bro
ken by violence or severed by the sword.
I also take for granted. that the South
once nearly her equal in numbers, and
ever vastly her superior in moral and IN
telectual greatness, has not fallen SO
low, as 10 submit like craven to the
degradation of having her rights wrest-
ed from her without struggle. Under
this aspect Of the case, o collision seems
inevitsble-it may be bloodless, but eth
or peaceable or bloody, it may sever
the bonds Of this Union. 1t is then
time for Us 10 throw aside all sickly SEN
timehtality upon this subject, and look
the event boldly in the face.
As member Of a political partner
ship, into which each State entered as
an equal and sovereign, any State has
an unques,ionable right to secede peace
ably and Quietly, whenever in her opin-
ion the infrac,ions of the Constitution
have become so hagrant as 10 be borne
no longer with patience, and honor to
heiself. This ri hit has never yet been
denied in the South-indeed it is insep-
arabic from and constitutes the chief
conservative feature in our admirably
framed government. repeat, singiy
this secession can.take place, but Jointly
with others the end In view will be more
certainly and etfe ectually secured. Bu,
will the right to resist these aggressions
OF the North, by the secession OF two,
three, or even all the aggrieyed States,
be peaceablv acquiesced in! Ii may
BE, bu: :,Acle--i-iangar: that ii will not.
1t is scarcely to be hoped that that sp'r-
it of fanalicism which burned, witches in
New England, and drove Roger VIII
llams into exile, and which has at a lat
er day murdered our Southern citizens
for claiming their property under the
constitution, will relax its hold without a
struggle. 1t is then the part Of pru'
dcnce 10 prepare Tor the worst,-to cal
cua,e the consequences and look to our
resources in the event Of hostile COLI
sion. Fortunately for our purpose the
Iale report Of the Commission oi Pa'
tents furnishes data upon Which TO base
calculation. From this it appears thai
the population of the slavehoIdlns States
proper, leaving out the "brceches pock'
| y. - :, ro,,, &c f>ll,. cvs
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c An DIDAT E S.
FOR SHERIFF.

Sr7The friends of ofWRsLEY BOD1E, E$Ir,.
snno,,nce him as canridate f6r The UHite Of
Sheriff Of this Distrc, at The ensuing ELECTION
We are sulhorized to announce CaP''
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can
dida,e tor Sheriff, at the ensuing eiecuon'
T'The friends Of Col. THOS. w. AN
HAN announce him as candidate lor tile
Office Of Sheriff vt the ttext election:
UTThe friends nf Col. JOHN HILL an
oounce him MS a candidate lni Sheriff oi EdS'
field District n, The next election
nP We are authorized 10 ahnohnce i, )
WHITAKER. rs candidate for the Olhce
Of Sheriff, at the ensuins election:
nPThe Friends Of ALFRED MA y
announce him as q Candidate for SherIll
al tho ensuing election.
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:I0SEPM ABNEY,

ATTORNEY At LdW.
wK7IIJ, be found in his office at Edgehe!d
" Court House, adjoining Bryan'sn - oflck Me.S
Store, on Saturdays. saledays, and Courts
He will attend promptly and strictly to busl>
ness in his profession. <,
Jppuary 10 oh
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New Blacksmith Shop.

&&5z&f !&65s&: = =;
VgSHE Subscriber having procured me SER
vices Of Hampton, Blacksmith wen
know n in this community, is prepared 10 receive
aIl orders In this line Of business.
Shop opposite Or. .Jobnson's lot; ,,,,s
Feb J$
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W.. g.. .NORs4GyVE.
WILL practise in the Courts OF Law e J,
w and Equity in the Districts OF Edgeneia
and Abbevilie. Office, Edgeheld c. H.:
Sept 20 SIN
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Never scramble for the fruit till The Tree
has been well shaken.
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VOLUME XIV.
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