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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
JOSEPH M'KEEN, Sec
ICopied from the Records.

At meeting of the Directors of the kenne-
bee & Portland railroad Company at Augusta
Aug. %, 1850.
An act of the Legislature Of the State of Maine,
approved August II, 1850 entitled an act 10
enable certain cities and towns to grant aid in
the construction and competition of the Ken
nebec & Portland rail road, being read and
considered, ii is voted that the same be ac-
cepted by the Directors of said Company.
In Us much as the Inhabitants of the cities and
towns named in said act, which hold their
meetings before others can hold theirs, and de-
termine what they will do, cannot know what
the others will do, and are willing to do their
part towards raising $500, 900 for the road if
the whole sum can be obtained now in order
that each city and town may act understanding
ly and each decide for itself what 1t will do
towards raising the 100000 it is voted and
agreed that no city or town which may agree
TO accept the act and loan its credit, shall be
called upon to issue its scrip, unless the whole
500 600 shall be raised by the cities and towns
named in said act, or part by these and the bal
ance by individuals, and evidence thereof be
furnished to the satisfaction Of the mayor and
aldermen Of cities and seectmen Of towns which
vote TO lend their credit
JOS MckEEN, Sec.
[Copy from the Records.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

REMARKABLE LoNGEvITY.-Mr. Peter Mo
rang is now living in Whitefcld, in this
state, AT the advanced aye OF 81 years. lie
has two brothers now living, one OF whom is
ST and the other LOG years old The united
ages of these three brothers is 276 years
They were born in Canada. Their father
lived TO the age Of l04 and Iher mother to
l0l years. Their united ages were 205.
Their father was born in France, and was
soldier under MontcaIm at the taking of
Quebec.
We believe this the most remarkable case
Of longevity on record in this county, Gar
diacI' Fountain.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

GoLD AND SILVER GLASS. A foreign paper
gives an account of new invention by which
glass ware is made to have the rich and bril-
liant appearance of polished gold or silver, and
Of being entirely formed of those metals. The
effect is produced by thin layer of the metal
between the enclosing plates of glass blown
into the various forms of useful or ornamental
vessels. Would not the manufacture of glass
upon this plan succeed well in California, or in
Utah, on the eastern slope of the Sierra Neva-
da! A mandatory there may one day supply
the world
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

10 KEEP PACE WITH THE TINES, MessrS.
Jeareh d Prescott, No. Milk Street, BosroN,
have greatly improved their store; but the
"cynosure of all eyes, is their rich assert
ment Of Shawls, Silks and Cloak Goods, which
cannot fail to be popular with all purchasers
See advertisement in another column.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
M. l.. APPLETON,
NOAH SMITH, JR.,
p. BARNES,
ISAAC REED,
J. b. MARROW,
A. w. JOHNSON,
n. WOODS.
-- Wing .Stdfe Com.

Among the Committee, is found the name of
ISAAC REED the whig and abolition candidate
for Congress from this District. Who can
doubt but that similar circulars have been put
in circulation by this Mr.. Reed, in the 4th
Congressional District What democrat,
however strong his personal friendship for Mr..
Reed, can throw his vote for 50 ultra parti-
.anf Not one, we venture to predict, after
seeing such palpablc evidence at is here pro-
duced.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

CHoLERA.-At Mount Vernon, Ohio, there
were six fatal cases on the Goth ult Ten ca
ses two deaths at Columbus. A gentleman
from Indiana was attacked with cholera whilst
travelling through Lincoln county, Ky, and
stopping at the house of citizen, two physi-
clans were Immediately called in. The gentle
man recovered, but the two physicians who at
tended him were taken with the disease and
died
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Split Tickets

The utmost precaution is necessary to guard
against split tickets ! Let every democrat be
on his guard against fraud in this respect, BY
examining well his ticket before deposting it.
A party that will resort 10 all kinds of ANAL
carnations for success, must have an easy con-
science. LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

ExEcUTToN.-The negro Carrot, sentenced
TO be hung for the murder Of Mrs Rhoda Eth
erton, was executed on Friday last in presence
of the greatest concourse of persons ever seen
in this little village. Il was calculated that no
less than 1000 negroes were here. the owners
having permission for them to be present.
Garrett made no confession on the galows.-
Marion, (Gd.) Star, IA inst.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

DAILY EVENING NEws.-This is the title of
a new Democratic paper, to be published in
Portland, in connection with weekly to be
called 1.-The National Democrat, }" the first No
of which is before us. 1t presents respecta-
bic appearance, and is published by f. w.
Nichols g. Co
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

REPORTED RoBBERy.-Sunday afternoon,
Richard Gibbs, ship-carpvnter, from Bath,
Me-, reported at the marshal's office, that on
Tuesday night, about 10 O'Clock, be was
Knocked down al the corner of Fulton and
Richmond streets, and robbed Of his watch
aud 500, IN bank bills. His forehead yes
terday bore marks Of severe blow, and his
pantaloons exhibited big ''tore "a Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

CHELSEA, Me-. That portion of the town of
Hallowell laying east of the kennebcc river
has been designated by the Legislature as the
town of Chelsea, provided a majority of the
voters of Halowell living on the west side of
the river, are in favor of a separation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

THREE HoRsEs KnLED-On Saturday eve
gin and X. Railroad ran over three horses that
had strayed on to the track near the Winthrop
station and killed them.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

The LONGEST TRAIN YET-A train of
eghfy-t,ro passenger cars, thrty-two Of which
were long cars, arrived in Boston on Monday.
There were upwards of twenty-five hundred
paying passengers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
The Enemy at Work.

Democrats, read the following secret circular,
issued by the Wing State Convention, and you
must be convinced that our opponents are
making the utmost efforts in a secret, under
hand ,cay, to carry the State at the ensuing
election. The circular, although addressed to
the 7th Congressional District, is made to con-
form to each District, and to the schole State
| and is an example of the system of tactics to
be resorted to by the whig party, The dem
oeraey need only be app,i-ed of such movements,
to counieract tAeir effect
AreUsrA, August 81, 1850.
DEAR SiR-From authentic intormatio
| in our possession, we are convinced that the
wings can carry your Congressional District
The opposition TO Mr.. Fuller, the Locofo-
co candidate, in his own party, is very gem
eral. He has joined the South on the Slav
cry question, and belongs TO that portion OF
hs own party that opposed the election of
Mr.. Hamlin as Senator. He will he strongly
opposed by large numbers of the Locotocos,
! in Aroostook, Washington and Hancock
Counties. Ii is confidently believed that he
will run behind the Locoioco ticket for State
officers from 1900 to 1900 votes.
The wings OF your district have only TO GO
TO Tie polls and rOte, 10 secure the triumphant
success of your candidate. We earnestly re-
| quest your especial attention TO this favora-
Die state of things in your district, and iu-
woke your jealous aud patriotic aid 10 add
one 10 The number of wing Representatives
| in Congress.
| We should not depart from our usual rou-
| tine of duty in addressing you this special
circular, did we not feel the deep importance
of your position, and believe that you have
the pow er in your own hands to elect wing
TO Congress from your district. In view of
HE present languishng State of our COM
| merce and manufactures, and the general de-
preston of all interests consequent thereon;
| together with The critical STATE of the Union,
in lis domestic relations, and the threatened
coming eubarrassments TO our finances, and
the trade and pecuniary concerns Of the coun-
try, all resulting from the pernicious legisIa-
tion and course of the Locoloco party; we
should be guilty of great neglect OF duty did
We not urge upon you the vital importance
of securing wing representative now, while
ii is IN your power.
We have only 10 add that you should per-
feet your town organization without delay.
Appoin; your committees, and take all nee
essary steps to secure full rote, and you
may depend that your exertons will be re-
warded with triumphant success. Now is
the time! The eyes of the wings OF the
whole State are upon you. Let the brilliant
example set by the Eastern District, by the
election of their candidate, on former &C
casion, under circumstances similar 10 those
that now exist in your District, be followed
in 1850.
M. l.. APPLETON,
NOAH SMITH, JR.,
p. BARNES,
ISAAC REED,
J. b. NARROW,
A. w. JOHNSON,
n. WOODS.
Wig State Com.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Fourth District.
For County Treasures.

TUT OVtUIIJ It oOo'''cIE'
Iork-ALPHEUS 4. HANSCOM.
Cumberland HENRY c. BABB.
Lincoln-WARREN RICE.
Kennebec-E. X. BUTLER.
Hancock-NATHAN WHITE.
HdSLington-SAMUEL A. MORSE.
Orford-NATHAN NJ. MARBLE.
So1neIset-THOMAS c. JONES.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

q Our friends throughout the County will
oblige us by transmitting TO us the vote oftheir
respective towns at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

TowN OF kENNEBEc. This new town or
ganized on Monday of last week. For Select
men, Eliab Lyon, Isaac Wadsworth, and Al
bert Dagget were chosen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

81 The vote in Gardiner on the Loan ques-
ton on Saturday was GAL yeas TO 81 nays; l3
more than two-thirds.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
u The junior editor of the South Boston

n The Junior editor of the South Boston
Gazette has been on a tour in this region of
late, and speaks thus of our thriving city,
"Bath is very pretty city, and is the pres
ent terminus of the kennebec and Portland
Railroad. Among the principal hotels may be
mentioned the Sagadahock House, where the
Pulaskies Jared so well last Fourth of July
1t is splendid hotel, and may be ranked first
class, without straining the truth in the least.
The view from the cupola of this hotel is mag
nifcent, and is well worth the trouble of clam
berng up dozen or more pairs of stairs"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

New Posr OFFIcE-The Postmaster Gen
eral has established new Post Office at Car
ver's IIarbor, Waldo county, Me-, and appoint
ed David Ninal, Postmaster.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

ANOTHER DEATH.-Samucl T.. Townsend, a
native OF Limerick, Maine, died III the noun
talns of California, on the 3lst day Of May
last, aged about thirty years. lie was de-
Gently inferred by the Odd Fellows of the noun
1ains
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

n The cholera has made dreadful havoc
among the laborers on the Wabash and Erie
Canal, Indiana, and has almost put stop to
the work.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Fer STlGtOrS.
First District--SHELDON HOBBS,
JOSEPH TI'TCOMB,
MOSES GOODWIN, in.
Second Distrfct-JAMF,S MANN,
WILLIAM R. PORTER.
THOMAS LTT'TLEF1ELD
JOHN f. DUNNEI.S.
Third District-ROBERT SPlNNEY,
WILLIAM +. CARLTON,
ELBRIDGE LERMOND,
JAMES BOOKER,
Fourth Dist,ict-JOHN MEANS,
ISAAC 5. SMALL,
PAUL /. CHANDLER,
Fifth District-WILLIAM MILLIKEN,
JAMES LANCASTER,
WALDO P. NINAL.
Srth District. JOHN BRIDGES.
Sercnh District GEO. W. BROWN.
Ninth District SHEPARD CARY.
Eleuenh Dist. JAMES BELL.
Ticeiffh Dist. JAMES t. LEANIlI.
Foursecnfh Dis-ROBERT A. CHAPMAN,
NOAH PRINCE.
JAMES WALKER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Ear Connkn Commissioners

York-GEORGE earle.
Cumberland SAMUEL ANDREWS, sD.
Lilcola-JOHN B. STUART.
heRnobec-JOIINSON WILLIAMS.
Hdncock-THEODOR BEAN.
WasLin gfon-PUTNAM ROLF.
O10rd-SlLAS BARNARD.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

FATAL AcCDENT.-George Corser, son OF
MIR. ). Il. Corser, Superintendent Of the At
lanJlc 4 st Lawrence r. r., was killed Frs
day afternoon, while returning with The tram
from the Pic Mic from Brunswick, 10 inns
city. lie was on top of the car, as u Pass91
under the covered way, near the f'eSu'hP1
scot Bridge, and was Knocked OH. ne lei,
between the cars, and was taken Up covered
with blood There was laiht pu'se ior
short time only. He was about ~ years old,
and an esrimable young man.-ArSus'
commissioners fer The Establishment Of a Re-
Go S,,booi.-Gov. Hubbard has appointed
,s,e following gentlemen Commissioners I'M
Jar The resolves for the establishment of
Reform School, VIZ:
HuGH J. ANDERSON of Belfast.
JouN w. DANA, of Fryeburg.
HENRY CARTER, of Portland.
The resolves authorize the Commissioners
TO select and obtain a site BY gift or purchase
Ito procure plans and estimates, and enter
into contracts for the buildings necessary
and proper for such al institution, and 70
prepare law for the establishment OF SUCH
School, and mature system for It's govern
meDt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
From the Gardiner Transcript.
IMPORTANT VOTES ~

AT a meeting Of tho Directors Of the Kenne-
bee and Portland Railroad Co. at Augusta on
Monday Aug. 90, 1850.
Voted that as soon as it is ascertained that
the eight hundred thousand dollars can be Sc
cured from the several Cities and Towns, or
others, the Directors viii proceed to finish the
Road to Richmond before winter, and then pro-
coed to make the road to Gardiner and have il
running as early as can be, and then to finish
the Road to Augusta, which can all be done in
the course of next year.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
For GorGnor,
John Hubbard.

For Representatives, TO Congress,
First DiSriot-MOSES MCDONALD.
Second :" JOHN APPLETON.
THIRD Z" LOT NJ. MORRILL,.
Fourth d" CHARLES ANDREWS.
Fifth :. EPHRAIM X. SMART.
Srth s. HASTINGS STRICKLAND.
Srenh - THOMAS ]. ID. FULLER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

For Clerks Of Courts.
KcancJec-GEORGE A. WRIGHT.
Hancock-PARkER PERRY.
For County Attorney,
Lincoln-IIE.NRY INGALLS,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

srr..v,ns,noon Julv q OF chole-a infsrturn GEORGE
E. son OF George tse sgrd year and monin e.
o. SAuday July 70 al The real vnee OI 90 sIh 90 sst
Twer q. Seventh A. Mrs HANNAH ALLEN, aged "a
Yeas.
Suddenly. at East Ctesier on Sunday July 81 ELIZA,
wife OF Ri P ProUt aged 81 years H. T.. ,-....,,
Oh TuesdAy morning sd inst The relaves ana friends
OF family respectfully inv TED 10 meet t9s flaeaI
d or arrival OF which At New Haven carr tges VIII
~ tlis c. on S. turday nornuq July % 10 "a B.
younTt chic Of Rev. }. Ebsugh, aged 10 years and
The relsiyes ard fi,nJs ofthe ismyare respectfully To-
vsd the funeral 81 TIE residence of nc sIhs,
Es,l.T enty third 1t Seconds At 10 O'Clock A. ~
on Tuetdty 25d irs'. v ihoul further invitation
july q, WALTER BkOAbFOOT, a naive OF Scotland
~. Lend End scqnsntsnees Of the family reIpsct
fub invited serd biz funeIN rom his sts fe,arsce
corner Of Seventh avenue Ia Nv h. sseo y
e ,oySsr99b Iss DOROTHY wife Of ohm Wright re-
cetily from ockeruouth England.
Der renal will be lsken 10 G eenwood Cemetery or
,rie'nent The 'ri.nSs Of the family respectfully ill.,
vi,sd TO stspd he funers his (Tuess n,'nlng,
$50 ock from her late resideeee SO nie-
he Ne" Of W. a." and ia Carer sgsa N y h.
lie relatives and friends Of Ihs family 20 es "a -
at end funeral st26 Eiphsv. on Tuesday sd at
On Sopdsy July %, CHARLOTTE W. sYPHzR,
daughter Of John asd Sarah sypher sged years
The ferd' Of he family are respectfully invited to At
teno her funeral Tuesday the sd nst al oclo "
from The residence Of her father, No EeyeIinsL WA
| hamtburPh l. |
Ip The barber OF San Fr,DciIco, June 2 bead bark
Susfmd br " M. RUSSELL, Of New YORK ely.
10 sscrsmen,o city, Of y plus fever hs JuSe Mr.
| JCHN n SpFLBY. torn erl, OF Dsl.ss Co. TeXss
Al san Ffancfco June 7. after IA Tttluesl Mr. jas
CsEGH1 on Of Mr. Robert Creighton, Of Philadelphia
sgeo 80 eGs a., 49,, 49,,
on ptod at Yubs city on the 18Th OF say JOHN
N LAMKIN OF Amherst Co Va IN The 25d year of
on hoard hsik flo, M.y H. on her passage rom Pans
ma 10 san = arc eco Mr. J. hokTGOaERY, Of Louisiana
also June g, J. THOMPSON SEAMAN
10 Shcnu enlo CITY 3ih oil OF Hphoid lever, THOMAS
| fprus In %
On hoard bsri X W Brown on the passage from Paai'
ma 40 M, port April 70 aT VOLcAM0T, II Bremen
| MAJ 25 MI ARTHUR WHITE OF HAM ton CO Y.
On botfd hsIk Ks NJ sun he passage from PanamR
| 10 his port Apul Is Mr. A r MEYERS, OF New York
| Anil y Mr. JEstE KNIGHT OF BOohvie Y.
y rksyilie tiuocnsn Il he north and south forks OF
! ,teAnercsn River on Tbufsdby May 80 LOTHsoP Z.
| sT,TFohp If Rev YOrk aged IS ears
w. sscrImento City 80 inst B. P. EwISG, formerly OF
AZ suffers For, Sd irst sErH BRowS, formerly Of
| Eue, Pa ,,, , o,,,. -, ~,
| MuNp d @ BUMsTEAD, Of Boston, Mass late Il Havana
| sgeo 50. -, .,,
o. Jus,p spear Mr.. ID THURsToS CRowELL, formerly OF
! Lone OF derry aged "A
On urdsy JUICE 9 at Rssters Bar, Yuba Co DR. BEN
! NETT LEE PHILIPS Of Psno's Co hhs aged about S.
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Pa.scnsers smiled.

In seanshp colunbHs from San FRANCHISE June IS, for
Panomd-E & Virgins ) Watson, DAVID Gunnson,
n, ries Mis-, l. sbelt jones, Gen Green, Dad ey.
John Irs in P Ryders Henry Perritt w II anti on Z
v Mon agur, Ausnn Arnold, Lsbst. VIM ) Jo11son,
Fdvhro fe.nu au Salmon Clark, A Hsdley Nat Anel
Boic. m Mohsu, George Brundage, z Brdiogton, J
spsle' on Geo X Pesrecs. Wm Barton. l. MaSey, ID
Peel @ T CHris, Iiker. Joshua Vincent, Miller,
Sisssul LNman Lock wood, Albert smith, X Bo ID w
n Moligou erv w II Plumuer, Wm kennson, w n Lee.
FIR, John Kirk w hetdries lnger'on WI
lard A T. sarge John Pouer, Steward Blsk .slee,
Geo u Ran. all Gage. NJ w Burne T. Mi er. L )
Fiks W Doorea Samuel Hayden N Sawyer Snth,
y w NJ c. frriy. IN BufLn, b kin, Geo w avis,
DRIVE In. ri am Levi Taylor, !, no EvsnS McMs4us,
LAM. Evans d PAlnck. Nm Hubbard, N NJ Bshiit Oa-
nus Nyt W B. I'd A Harris. Hunt, Rover Wear,
Jos, m Currey l. comsioek. Samuel Watson, West,
Roheft Mario, VIM Cunningham, VIM Thompson, A
Mallory, John Yates, Henry Dupont 7 Wilson,
Railey
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HnnsenRerr Arrived.

In .fea~ssip c,esesAf Guy from ChISrd-M do Leslie
tnCh Consul BogO,a New -0fensdz, Miss Jones Cap1
W Stout Gen 7 Green, Wiison wilcox a
II BsIL N A NJ Dudley, S & Freesnd, s G Futon,
Ginue'son, T Howe. Davis, Capt w Com'Ioet
l. Cusnss q Withes U Jaeb son Wm Powell II Manic
W Low deIbsok A J houen, Morton, w den riet'
Ain FAR, Clsrt Csnle, W Hal Willard Barron, Wm
Potter N N Benneu DsggelL Dasg-tL Jas Lzheriy
John Mi Ter. BsAer, ssedson Geo Lawsr. George
LsweT JI. Miner, bsiey: Lockwood Sc y Jno
Baker John Sieng-r, FRED Garshew, sryker h Par.
sops, Geo PArker Jns Rnss, W nilh Il King, samuel
Wishing, ID Ray, Chss Muir, VIM Lisse r sanders John
RichsId,on A N Porter. Wn Norwood, Jr S,ml rarnef
John Schools. ID Lee-, George Curdss n ausr )
Cisrb. Buell. l. ) 2 hayrGrd, II t. son, & Fields
A FGhrsy, John knk, b West Philip sl0rt Evans
A Der Smith. d Amen, Geo Davis W Bufum, ID
HJe T Pore X G Dewey Willard w H Pldmer Z
BlAke,lee Il Hutchins David LYON 4 Gage = as sak
W Tory, d wooobury, r WnghL w II sImnonh
A Sargent, l. DsnIisop. Lsnze Geo LeDizs Nm
Stephenson. J swrei, hecksr, Thos Hsrdwster, Il
PERM smith La Fate A Buctles Geo W Rsnds
Rrcois. W Chambers, l. grAham h force, 4 MIt
Ter, Dunn, Iayluf, 1nos SlOAea II Forb-s Cfsgin
b Comstock. Wrar. Joseph Curry p X Chadsr, josh
Vincent John Egrn, BY drnhurg N N 4 sawyer Geo
Germ, John Psienon Henry kiehETds h 2 Hunt A J
Harris W Tboupsop-roial, ~
fTos Chag'es 20 hfHsstoE-D David hGrtn A Myers, b
Wold snd IL IN ses age.
F,os Kiags's. 10 yamaioa-srs Hamilton and child Mr.
cotdcn Chas B,osr, Mr. MeLAns, Jsqlss Berlneis-
yOtAll7
IN AM 81 Dsnais ros HIrrs-Mrs Drake Mill. OF new
Ask, Ma Mara A dc kaDcuL Of Fr1cce; Mrs Mar. 81
n "a Ma L. uits NJ de Nsnbiance, Mrs. Marie Farpe1,
H., Ssde.Ee Lahrousse lesrse Laoroese, Mrs JudiIh
Mr. c,str ADJ ard child hessrs 0soan BueL Or sen
Grr,, A Gsrsaf New Orleans, kaaer Badsr p q Amus,
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And
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