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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

LHAEE-rIhe Locos Of this County have in
conyentlon recommended Col, Melville for
Congress. The Ydzoo Democrat calls him
Z the old farmer Of Madisonw
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NoTIcE The subscription list for building
fe Caution Male Academy is in my hands for
election. Subscribers will save cost by call
wing soon. ss J. L. MlTcHrIT
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CRors.-We hear complains from every
quarter ofthe abundance Of grass, caused by
heavy and frequent rains. Worse than that the
lcss are doing niuchlmischief. The prospect i,
present j. . gloomy one. COLDS and bowel
complaints are rather common.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

c.. A. Conrad, is The wing candidate for Con.
gress in the I'd District, La. and R. Stewart,
j the ightingBparson. in the Sd. ~
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, no THE LADIES.

~ HE LADIES. ga
Ms hnd ihe following in the Yazoo Wing.
.s91a aas pen ofthe talented Editress We do
y LAND, a'aaus bslieve that any lady in our
tlcle of Brown Sueeof u M a.aa,i..
p. w. MURPHa !. tbem i in,
M -. 5l-e been III
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

T6 te Whigs-From. the proceedings Of
tne Democratic meeting il will bs seen that
the wings are invited to meet with them on
Vie lst Mcnday Of August, al this place, for
tAe purposeof selecting two Wing delegates
tothe State Convention On Slavery.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

KNT 9 are authorized TO announce NJ w
wv Staples as a candidate for reelection to
The office of Town Constable. Election on the
f9thyinet. @s8 8@ .'a
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

ed mere al one timei though re hope nome Of
iho gentlemen viii believe ID doas 30 now-
Re hage no vocation for preaching, 90 what
G lave 10 say is s. likely tot'taln outa song
a sermon" And now, though VIZ have fair
ly %prelaced the lecture,w 9 meant to read to the
fair ones Of this, and other places, we teel a
dclicacy about beginning-lest we be told
that no such practice, as the one we condemn,
has ercf existed in this sweet little town.
And then, we shall be put down with old He
rodotuv, us being 'humbuggedby the aaatiVesl'
The practice or rice, we alLudc TO, dear reader,
hold thine ear close, and be sure to "tell il
not in Gath, /" "nor any where else''-is Dip
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

tits reported that there were q killed and
50 wounded in the New York riots.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

QuIslaNA. The Wing Convention at Ba-
Rouge nominated General Alexander
louet, for Governor, and Hon, DE-. Ken
for Lieutenant Governor Of Louisiana.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

MISSISSIPPI SPRINGs.--We call the attention
hose who wish to support home institutions
n the advertisement of these we'll known
A angs. 9 a iag@9 Saa
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

Major General Worth died Of Cholera at
San A ntonio, Texas, on the 9th inst.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

EATe are authorized to announce JOINT
wv CAMERON as a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton 10 the Office Of Probate Clerk.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

Austin Morgan has been appointed Register
ofths Land office al jackson, Miss vice BR
Cowherd removed sa
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

YTTE are authorized to announce n. M.
wv COX. as accumulate for the office Of
Sheriff Of this County,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

ENTE are authorized 10 announce JAMES
wv r.. CHAMBERS, as a Candidate for
The Office Of Probate CLERK. AW
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

KTy Il are Authorized to announce THOS
wv N. HERNDON as a candidate for
District Attorney, for the 9th judicial DfSB
I net composed Of the Counties 81. Madison
Yazoo, Holmes, Attala Leake and Winston.
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nv are authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv HOWCOTT ID i candidate for ~re-elec-
ION to the office OF Probate Judge. 3's#
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

WI y are authorized to announce HENRY
WV r., COULTER as. a candidate for re
lection 70 The office 81 Circuit Clerk.
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KKTe are authorized to announce VIM. S.
wv BAILEY as G candidate Cor ~re-elec-
ton 10 the Office Of Sheriffof this County.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

VWTE die authorized to announce JAMES
wv A. DENNIS, as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of Assessor of this COun-
~. .n 49, IA. .--A. a
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Dan Marble died as louisville ON the 18th
inst sM a,e
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Raekcts.

UsT received . large supply Or 81
psrloF brass bound, vanished "A,
buckets, and for sale by
b, WURPHY
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

ETTE are authorized 10 announce JOHN
Z Wv HANDY, as d candidate Tor Circuit
Clerk. atAhs ensuing November elections
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

me New England conference. u the Metho-
dist Church, which concluded its sitting last
week At Springfield, Massachusetts, refused to
consent to an arbitration ofthe difficulties With
the Southern church. The Vote waS 6s IL SO.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

CAUSED as much injury as benefit. Grass has
grown as well as cotton, epd tie ground is
kept in such acondiiion that tits Impossible
to work the crops. n addition 10 this, abe
cut-worm is doing ' St damage TO both cotton
and corn. What the result will be, we can
not tell, but thus far, frost, rain andcut-wOGms
seem to have contributed to blast the prospects
of the planters of the u%plands, Port Gibson
Herald,
ISLANDER REFURED.-The Louisville Demo-
crat gives utteranee to the following Islander
against Thomas Ewing;
" secrttary Ewing has occupied himself in
providing his relations with fat Offices since
his own appointment in the cabinet. His bro
ther-in-law, father-in-law, and son, have been
recipients Of his favor. All right; He that
provideth not forhis own household has denied
the faith (wbig faith0 and is worse than an in
fnel.3 Wiz
Now we learn from the CincinnatiPapers that
Mr.. Ewing's f~ather-in-law has been dead fol
som time he has no brother-in-law in Office
and that his son was appointed to sign patents
not by himself but by President Taylor. How
these miserable ~slanderers shrink and shrivel
and vanish into nothing when investigated
Lon, Jour.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

ENTE are authorized Announce JAMES
HANNA, as d candidate Tor Assessor
al. The ensuing N November election. 9
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

M q are authorized To Announce WEST
wv T.. RUTLAND as a candidate tor
Assessor at the ensuing November election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

Let NOT my fair readers Be angry If we speak
thus plainly. We declare we know no indiy-
idual't that this lecture applies to, but have been
told it was needed. So we sit down like old
Peter Farley, to talk 10 our young friends for
their own good. How can ladies blame men
for drinking Intoxicating liquors, when they
themselves are enslayed to some secret sin
that renders them personally disagreeable, and
prematurely unhealthy. Cleanliness ofthe per-
son, is said to be emblematieal Of purity Of
mind, and heart; and what must be thought
Of the fair young lady, whose toilet is desc
Grated by a-bot1e-not Of wine or whiskoy-
but OF snuff
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70 ..H . N r
Don't bc afraid that this our curtain lecture
will be read, and become p%rejudicial to the
good taste and temperance Of our fair readers
abroad ;forwe venture TO assert, thatout Of Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, andPerhaps A Alabama, and
North Carolina, no one will understand the
meaning Of the term. Indeed, we must be
excused, for we have not words wherewith 70
convey our horror Of such an unlady like hab-
ii. We hope none Of our sweet young ladies
have ever learned SO foul a practice. We CON
fine our remarks particularly TO the girls, be-
cause we supp ose every gentleman governs
his own household. and will not allow his bet
ter half 10 ~use the weed'' in any shape, unless
HE likes the 0odor Of the Indian leaf" But
for unmarried ladies to smear up their teeth
and lips with the pungent powder 81 tobacco,
is "abominable, and not to be endured p
And then, it is deleterious to health-it in
toxicates, renders irritable and nervous, and
must ultimately undermine the constitution
of all who pollute themselves with 50 silly q
FVirse f Ms | &tD #4N "t& t5t@a a
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CANTON Mss

NJ essrs. R. MoRRIs& 3o., Gensal Ageat
Of Black Hawk, Mississippi, aFe anihcfized.
Agents Of the Mississippi Creole. \
To Candidates.
eFhaaa shat dance must pay tho iddlcfs
In NO CASE will we announce the name OF Il
candidate until The Js ispqid County offices
$780, District and State $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

l5IANTED-Fsfi.les In pursuit Of good comssucs,
for Gig county, be supplied win stch ~ cal
irg WAfTSS Office, "a Grsnc-ss. near the Bo~ery
wnefe mons bu hose Of good mor. character and strictly
bones. allowed 70 remain Call or send before gong
.I-.where OF li'
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70 sam a., r1.rax 80 ID. bors hat ron W. s2f ~
"a and or-.si afd osui-- svsf ore ri
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no gon .s s1ai., saStf's K H.'as ' N'a'
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rt,.eb- s,,A-- b-fa-s ,r-s- Pov tsPasis. iron
yrs 20 y ,fsrn,.r yfs- cse1 DE - -
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't- tost ffzl9.ss s.lf Key lrs afhi - iesp-'
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a.. u. .h11 fs csti1eiis1 % u s
suarirs g. rhs t-@r-f ard 80 f-Tl4f -
"a oosao.o siaf cargo o. ID. ss az ~0s' sA -
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80 40 corn -f s-r fos ilih 80 nst~--' .
lsh aA.s7y runns contact sth .csf COS h-a
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b. sneresfd ~-r@ PROBABLY ssf- a. 49, -
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nmrGet.... .cAsrTvLLY RxposrrD ros THE TeIavss.

AsHEs-Arss7 ro,s and AZ for Pearls. ~rh moderate
eoTfos fhs ns.,. unsettled. bot generally buoysat T-
ss 400 oas a. p rcss who-. mostly for shipment
n. frma,s na.et emit prsdestsd ON s Southern
flour AID sEGL-Th-rsi- fair d-m.ud today Tor Flour
tts Esi sne om - hons tfses snt hs shipping demand
There soms,huE dom, &c Canadian descriptions or -
r receipts Of foss not bot larger than
6no bb sbo~rr dsclu. on -ou. description. The
soston ssass for ,rsh oas' for s"ur Ta' Is e'
tss sosas7b Tor old common STATE aud nnsd Wsssro, I'
1 and mi,.t wessrn s'dhoo for "-- Wee
sovtbsra N. moderate Sales 81 bbs al Sl65 %
GRAIs-Ihs ht. Tor Corr, with sales IS oO
h 6a6Is of mixed oiSdob for fat wsssra and Southern
~. sale. b56 o, 5000 60 G-a,.,e al igalsle 80 DO
- lO .4 40 90 south.ra white or uVat. terms Ry-
..ro h.svy 1900 soc sa16c ots $3.50 ant
a..s Northern sass 900 bush and fowsi harley Al asa
o. For January dslvs 10 refused os southern Corn
fRoyIsIOSs-roft IL dong 10 bbs 10 ~ and
The holders assnr mere The css sac, also OF
u. sr-ai bb sses Tor Country PRIME sio"le % for
s, s-o s bb. Chcsgo si2 IN Cut m-sts thse Is
ss sous Busr and Cheese good demand s1d nfn Tor
r.ses sco or 900 ri. hsy. beer -sB
LrAD-sm.rcse h'm, sls 30 . 100 n -s refused fosso
- smos An y.srdsJ Of spanish ~a 'os P's'A' 70
RoS-Ps v-y duh Sales .n,l lots ., 10 40, cash. and
sa Bar Of good s'sonsn AZ. 60 but The sales are
sss.s. ooo cd: .,,'.,o ;. ~. y, es's
BOsE-ss. 5000 North ~ssi ir hons use " 39ke, cash
sh~h a. improvement
"a r.,c.s Cor rmr-di. Sale. 500 slipping whse
The dsrsd for Manufactured Spain active a. 10 a..
lssc 'or ss'ufal and tissfhed
GRocERlEs-Gsasusy firm but gust sale Of go hid
s1ss.es Cor dsnl TO from the kzst usde oriss
and s~sst CaTdenss at Conse held At sH0l
Dr. Ro s1e supIl' small
RCE-Ihss trsds inqru 1t s3E3 IN with sales $50 tee
srefy prin- sriag . little more than 8 37N
NAVAL srORts-Gsufo Tafpsutias ON and quis' sss
100 spn and .co 100 DO Tar private terns'
- AIM Rs-ssles l.hoo n Western Al So1sc, cash
hIDEs-ns nssst que, and without change. Sales 1000
Oeoco lok mos 1hs remainder OF the was sod pre-
,rssiy
ILAIHES-Ih.rs conru.st good demand and the snE
yes yet is.t H.roct light ard middle weights. 1911
~sfhts. ibkSs .
IoBAcCo-s,.. 50 hid. vhs "a at txe Y q Manufacture
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Domestic Ports.


aLpANY Arr schr Detroit Bo.-ni ca .ch Henri Grts
B.r1InORE Octlo-Ar esrss L.'is Less RIO d. y.nero.
Doug as Aorvs o. Or S'@ue iaa Boston senI n.ps,'
S lSs b ,'9 s. c1s ,. % JS B. soa
(o Chsuesio-u Dodge, st John b. Arsmp. kao~
bs Mou'peer Ecmuad Ds GIT E.g- Aoste '.sr, s.esd
sr c.oq y..sa. 20 o The 49, a.. .' n-l ,on
Yo for Bango brgs CALAIS tom Sew fori Tor Cs.'g fset
,,. sas sashc,ss 70 "a. Ro.3.. w-s-r from saith
Pfoviisrce 10 The Road, Bs.1,ni sailed ltu.
si5 t,e G.orss wsle, Nfo, sehr s.to. Kos ~
o. .,e.m. I,sse hoh.. h,,.s' v. Key ws c.. .,P f-
r esas bad. Afgn. Ksn wet idi-si N-odas brown MOL
EpGAKTOwN OF brig H.uos.r. fors PtAdsipha 'ol
Poclsas nenn-. m 90 to- S1i h.,'1, SPs,s I'm
joe i'm Norot Pa-tsck. or'bey. IN Nfofs d 90
ssaa,' is in Si.'1 i % for SYe5,
Nosaqlei ws,hsm Pciov, Ms Zen. DA. B.ylon I'm
Is, boat on s,h .; Bslysr Mfchs rh.d sd Aurora
I'm DO aud ole for Boson' los. Of ior-'- aud hs 10
81 ~, and ,eurlsa i3-bas Kmb.l; ssh. w,ebHsa
MY WEST Gr9-schr wn Hsr.ri from sYots Ter Lave.
arr bi. dss q va iinm-5-.- Inc seh Mar
EWGs De. Oct 10 sae- act .'slos nothing appeared
Bay. shs a~.Ie oassfd eoooi eieept he s"s' h''
mOBlLE Oct = Cd chr Tyrsa,, Bovs' No'ie.n. -,
soys.s, Sas vesorS BoSm Bino.
N.r Een Coisnan Jno csstnei sone fhHsd bs.~
SEw Hsvxs. OF is-su 'sh,, Gen. Wiley. bo''oa Dsy.
Cor Halett Cnsfe-io~u Oregon Bacon. fetn., to,.)
vs.hngton Msions Poiat soops Ian'y ha''s Ao'ns N
pre-. Sp-rfy kfots -
NORFulk oct i3-An H,f,d. Russell. BALTIMORE 'ch
1,rhs Am Fsn5 Jemss RIVER Bsrh.c hNksrson N-n-cn
boune 10 Yor Hsaau Te1ns o. bound 70 de- Cons'
Id 40 DO Ms-r Lssrnsn Baltimore bouad "a : C. nm
Aaron Egprsss Cofbu, Port Nahal hntso'S Lev
Tun-s Wlns- Dap Greek tound To fas Ai'a
| 400, Green safok ...
Ia H.npoo Rosd.-scsr GA.na rssy Ns-esp NC, ecund
| Nss Yotk Put N sccound OF head ~inds -
| PARLIAMENTARY Oct i6-Au bshs fremont, Br.y Bosio
Nr.ersoa Do. GOV srr. Hal do. Bf BRIG Conts Bette
an Furune ADD schr. Mar A Rowland, hovao, NlorS
Truman Tuthnl %. wspes Wet DaysSoro DEL " nou
| ton. Burton do MAJOR Tom Lingo, nusoero -
PORTLAND O.f l3-Au brs- NnruaoSo, NJ hnef IA mo-
Ch.upon Po.no Sarah lea, Nort Pha h-anstiS Cafu
i. chs Hero Davis. piosiuc-own, Geo Bfookf Dls a.
Cra-z ca Br brig Armagh, Contno, fssooo
.a Liverpool Le.n. d. ,eh ca saoN man Boston 80 o@
| Sarah Nsuea Cuul.. IL San frsrcuco.
SAVANNAH. i2-shp sonthpofi, meCormNa - ~.
brs Lowell. Hobart. 90 hoesFt. CaAion. - SAH'h' '
| n.f.. nsx ton
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To. foSsg not. rom Capt Ph.p. NO eel sno&n - - -
Pscf rscDsr n>f-s - ih- pf-~li N
Ltrneros OF - isf9 D,s, SRI Nocfg ~ 80 ~ ".
Co0e.p would .tst- Tor tl> D~n- '
t-fs a,vig.tng 10 ccsstal 6-irrs tat T-fy inPo
-r-ts ~ Das. 5lk Cslforna vhch y toi c9ffrtsn ~
Tn- sgbr states mat t7- f"f o.
s.1,s Bsfssu TIE s0vfh Of Pcn Ccnr.fr -
49, h- eosr.- hon gs p1nfo ne snthorts- q csn
Hsrbsr1 nearly fn- dst-nc- a. mnes
Of 81 Nggs 20 s5ooi D. from Po Cono'p''
rsfsn q csrr-rogs c1st>f q oS rcts sTtsns 2
Of the issr1 SCUM cn-' l'h E-A
srtio1 you'd b lssy . bring shg eson D-
tie coast With NJ o-f %. ~
~ drscfoos thar he sDovs rnHh ho~-T' r-tn "
y who's needs much correcting n - E-oGr-
fhg The solVemsrfonso TIE o15 - f,co ~ h9N
-hch would b. hey " -n6sns-fs shp ~ . ,,,,,,.
Ycofs istauly, "n ~ fHhLio'
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,.rS nsner 10 very large here, snd they are nego-
-. with much difficulty. Pspcr and demand loans
=. a. before noticed.
-.a receipts Of the Michigan Central Road FOR
-, we're sos.OOO The hrst week in October
-, SIS 900 receipts.
The receipt. Of the Norwich and Worcester
"a for the first week in October. are 81 $50 IA sd
-. Of The same week last year This NUT be highly
,eoursglne 70 the stockholders
We stated some days ago tina, suit in the L.
I. crcult Court Of Vermont, brought by the Troy and
suu.sd Railroad Tor injunction a. sinsl lse building
.,,be Whitehall and Rutland Road, had been decided
, .,or OF the latter Toe def~ndsD,sa iis csse we're
"a nsneers snd cont sctors George i. Schuyler snd
sssrs Of the Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Co en-
,.3 10 building their road from Whitehall 70 Rausod
ne controversy la fact between the two Comps
s.s: the bill being FLED oy the Rutsnd and Washing
80 Co tor perpetual ipj1ncton 70 restrain the build
IA, of the Rutland aod Whitehall Railroad, on the
roand mainly that charter Of the latter Company
v,, tho grant Of the similar franchise with
,he former Aac therefore, under the Consultation q
90 United states invalid az impsisBs the Obligation Of
,ostrsc, ltsppears 10 the argument that the routes
n the two roads not Ia fact parallel throughout
.,1 hat $1,000 had been s..esdy expended on the
ss,snd ana whitehall Railroad which under the con
,,.e. wss to be completed within year. 10 the de-
s.,e was couteDded the frat place the. there was
fatal defect Of parties, In emitting 10 make the pin.
,,.l the Rutland and Whitehall Coz party 10 the
AIT AID In the next that If made party, the Court
bad no jurisdiction, both parties being corporations
created by and doing business In the same State and
.y IL was insisted upon the merits that the oons,i
.aons prohibition did Lot apply. The was fully
vsoed, both upon the IN question. and that Of ia
.dction and the Court held tost the jurisdiction did
rot attach and therefore denied the motion for IN In
qnetion. The Counsel for the complsDsnts were the
Lieut. Governor Mr.. Pier pont, and Mr.. Phelps, U.
senator from Vermont and for defendants, Messrs.
lax Hamilton Jr. OF New.York, and Samuel Stevens
sfltbary The decision msde by Judge Nelson.
This line was commenced In September, and y sp
,e.rel that already more than $50 eco has been ex
ended II IL confidently expected the Road will be
,.mule,ed by the middle Of next Summer. BY THE
Road railway communication lie secured TO the City
fNsw.York, with the chsin of railroads through Yer.
mont leading 10 the northern part Of that State, New
Hampshire and the Csusdas. Mr.. Schuyler, the con-
rse,or ia prepared to push the Road with vigor, and
pmake IL a. good a Road as there s 10 the country
.aa the people Of thi, City are much indebted to Mr.
sfor bis exertions in bringing this highly important
suterprise 10 its presen, state If fcrwardnets.
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