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nsiamssl Of 10 per will be due 81 The ume OF
subscribing.
The frat Board Of Directors viii consist Of the following
gentlemen
John J. Fisk. George Grswod, Jf
Ralph w. Newton VIA. N Sass,
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Patrck Slraehsn, Charles e Beebe,
OF NewYork,
aud
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ HENRY 3. PHELPS Ia hts day admitted part
10 our arm The baslnes " 10 be continued hereo-
fore under The name Of LOvETT, SOUTHWICK 4 co.
LOVErr Il SOUfHWIck.
New York. February I, 1851 %lw'
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The Ohio Stage Company report
an average Of Is coach passen-
gers per day, between Coum-
bus and GAINESVILLE, equal 10,
per .............-....s S,lzp
There IL the Upper Bridge
at GAINESVILLE National Road)
an average Of70 travellers, least
and wesO by private convey
ance; halfofwlieh would prob
ably become RAILWAY Passen-
gers ..,...,..,,..,.....l 27T5
2lsOO-$I 80 $59,42O 90
And for way.trsvel, half more. TO
go 10 miles each. 1885, 80 1902 w
Great Mail, twice day.......... %''4oo w
$66,lO5 90
Eraioh, Tist .... 24l,79l 90
s3O7,ss6 90
Of so per cent for expenses..... l55sio 80
Net Income Sl559i8 50
Or nearly II per cent upon cost
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PROCEEDINGS d. Ts<G
COSSTITU CONFENT4''N'

The Constitutional convention yes'erdiy
met in the large Hall in TIE Masonic Du!id-
ing and continued their labors.
The section Coniirring the els ctive iran
chise on all citizens of the U. s. who ave re-
sided in the States six months, and torei. Frs
who have resided in the L. S. one year. ano
in The State six months. and declared their
inter ton 10 become citizens Of the u. States,
passed-ayes SO. noes 10. The remaining
sections relative 10 elections passed as en-
crossed unanimously.
The section prohibiting persons from hol-
ding more than one lucrative office at the
same time, excepting Clerks, Recorders, and
Auditors ia counties with less thar 200 votes
was recommitted by vote of ayes d.. noes
40, with Instructions further 10 except Post
Masters, who have salary o! less than so
per year.
The Executive article was then taken up
The Governors term, by vote of ayes 81
noes Al, was fixed at four years. motion
TO strike out tie L;eu,en lni Governor failed
ayes IL, noes Sc. The Governor is to be
eligible four years out of eighi--ayes 60 noes
IS
The section requiring Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor To be 30 years cid. years a
citizen OF the u. s., and years resident OF
the State Of Indiana, was engrossed Mo
tlon TO strike out 80 and nser, II, and to r..
80 ,.c::.c len merely to be citizeus Of the u S.
and voters OF the State. f,ilrd.
The next svc,ion, rendering the Governor
ineligible to any other Office durili, the term
for which he was elected, was amended so as
to add Lieutenant Governor and engross-
rcd.
Sixteen additional sections. relating TO the
duties OF the Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor. were then enrrosscd, Us reported by
the Committee: with only verbal amend
ments.
The sect N relative 10 the power Of the
Executive TO grant reprieves. pardons-re.
nit fines, foriciIures, Sc, was referred TO n
select committee of Eve. on motion of Mr.
Dunn Of Jefferson, ~ his suggestion that II
might be eYI.edien, 10 have a council of State
officers or Judges TO act with the Governor
III deciding on'pardons, &c.
I The words pro tempore" were struck OCT
wherever they occurred. Tor the time briis'
inserted-.ayes 70. noes 81
Pending the consideration Of The section
relative 10 the Veto the Convention adjourn
ed Stale Jour-, 27fh.
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The ladies may expect that the good old
fashion Of; NewYear's Calls" will be carried
out most fully to-day by the gents. These
friendly calls, with their happy wishes, GER
tainly render the first day Of the year, the
most delightful OF the season. In the East
erncities, it is made the day for healing quar-
rels and cementing more closely friendship
Indeed, a gentleman is then privileged 10 call
on lady whom he may not have visited Tor
a year, and may not expect to visit for year
to come. 1t is time when the happiness oil
the day makes every acquaintance welcome.
who is in the habit Of mingling in the same
class of society. We are glad then TO wit
ness the good old custom springing up in al
most every town and city in the West and
hope that every following year will make ii
more general.
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Wharf Master.

The newly elected Wharf Master, Mr..
John Taylor, entered upon the duties Of his
Office last night. Mr.. o Riley, the late Wharf
Master. gave excellent satisfaction as an Off
Ger: never failing in his duties, energetic, and
Arrays Oh the spot. He deserves the respect
and gratitude of our citizens, for he did the
pioneer work in commencing the collection OF
Wharfage from steamboats,, when it was n
new and difficult matter-and we knOic he
los; money in making up from his own pocket
where he Eliled to collect. from the resistance
he met from steamboat officers who were not
in the habit of paying wharfage at this place.
We hope his successor will fill his Office as
much TO his own honor and TO the benefit Of
the city, as Mr.. O'Riley has done, and we
know he has the will.
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Members of the Legislature are beginning
to come in and. consequently, there is some
talk about the election ci u. s. Senator. Bar
gaining viii soon Be the order Of the day.
L. is supposed that The Speakership Of the
House viii afford fine opportunity for the
it being already intm ,led that at least one
avowed candidate Tor that place has no idea
Of remaining any longer than it may be
necessary TO secure the strength TO his favor
lite by withdrawal. There is now fun "A head.
SO look OUT TState Jour-, 9Th.
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EVANSVILLE ACADEMY.

NJ w STAFFORD, A VI. Principal.
WM. ". Stafford, Assistant Principal.
MISS Il. :. CLARK, Assistant Principal oil Fe-
male Department.
rTNHt, second Session will commence Feb. l0--,he
1 second Monday Of the month-and continue
% w-eks.
During the current session 4 commodious roOH
has been fitted up in style combining neainess
ani convenience, an the services vi Miss CLARK,
as teacher. have been secured
The high Recommendations of Hiss CLARK as a
tne scholar, and excellent tencber, have been veri-
fcd during IN. few weeks she has had charge of the
Female Department.
Evansville Jan. |, lS5l-lmw
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore San.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1850.
The country may be congratulated upon
the harmony which so generally prevails. al
ter the late extraordinary agitations Con-
gress displays truly national. moderate. and
liberal spirit. The remarks 70 Mr.. Clay yes-
terday. brief as they were. impressed every
one with admiration at the change in pub
lie sentimen, which has been SO recently
wrought. This cal;nness, we may. with Mr.
Clay. hope 10 be real, and that it will re-
main.
But, 1t will be noticed, that even Mr.. Clay
seemed. by his rcmarks, To admit that agt;l-
ton may be renewed. If the present har-
mony should continue, it cannot be conceived
that any occurrence can interrupt the deihc-
ra,ions of Congress.
Mr.. Clay approaches the tariff sublec, with
great moderation alsd caution. 1t is not a
subject that can enter into the policy OF one
Of the old line parties exclusive of the other
! The sG'.i"'i will not soon become connect
ted with politics, 10 The extent tina, it has been
bu' the mode Of ra.-,.,g !. sulEicien, enuu.
revenue for the annual and increasing expen
diiures OF the Government, ere long, will be.
come great financial ard political puzzle.
! The revenue from customs will not meet
I the expenditures under the present tariff anu
will fail still further shor, Of the WORK. undcI
a tariff that viii check AID diminish impor,a
tons Of duiiablc goods
! An overture is TO be made b. the wings f
tie Democrats OF the Massachusetts, Lcgis
Fiatnre Tor n corr promise which will secur.
Democrats Governor. aud Mr.. Elliot ASH. s
Senator. But the truth is That. the nationa,
and sound Wings and Democrats 60 not form
L majority ia the iljuse.
Ion.
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Good Joke.

Talking of hogs we heard a good Joke the
other day, which is the better because it is
true. A worthy deacon in the church, named
b. at tie town of A, in Illinois, took i,
into his head to speculate in hogs, as it APP
peared to be the fashion. SO he started out
in the country to make purchases. After
travelling hard one cold Sunday, he arrived
at the town of G., just in time to get his
supper. Probably wishing to atone for tire
sins of the day, he went TO church that eve
ming, and seating hmselfby the stove, was Ia
king sound nap abou; the middle of the ser,
mon. Suddenly the preacher cried out in a
high tone OF excitement
"What won Id man give to save his soul
alive 2"
''Three dollars fifty oil around, and not a
cent more" cried out Deacon B., IN startling
tones, jumping from his slumber and dreams
to realize the picture Of a sober elder intro
duciug the hog trade right in church Sabbath
evening. We are informed the Deacon left
G. early ne,~, morning. without having
made any Other proposition for hogs than
that offered 10 the Rev. Mr.. H. in church.
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Ion.

STEAMER TALLEyRANp SUNK-We learn
from Mir. Marshall that the steamer Taiiey-
rand, bounI from Nashville to New Orleans,
with heavy cargo. ssunk at Manstac bar,
90 miles above New Orleans. The water
WAS up TO her cabin floor and as the Missis-
sippii was rising fast, il was feared that the
cabin would float of Some of thecargo may
be saved in damaged condition. No lives
were lost aud her passengers were taken to
New Orlcau. on The Alex. Scott.
Louis. Jour. 30tk.
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~ A rencounter took pIac.: at Wayncs-
burg, in Lincoln county, KY, On Monday
last, between Granville Purdam, Of Stanford,
and MIR. Camden, o. Lincoln. in which the
former was stabbed, FROM the effects of whici.
he died on Wednesday. ana Camden was Sc
verely wounded by Benjamin Purdam, a
brother TO Granville. 1t is thought he will
recover.
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COLUMBIA. 8. CDec- %.

The cars on the Charlotte railroad when
ten miles from Columbia, xcre passing two
OF The cross ties which gave way, and the
passenger car, with 90 passengers, was pre-
cIpi;a;ed some 80 feet. All were more or less
injured. Gen. Erwin's arm was disoca,ed
and forehead gashei. Nicholas Gibson. the
Depot Agent at Wanesboro, anu an infant of
MIS- rowcll.s died Of their wounds and a SER
want OF MIR. Lyles was drowned.
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HORSE STOLEN

A. A nan Obtained a mare o. me last !, Fri, i
ys-zT> dav at New Harmony, pretending to he
N-ZA- qo;pa down 10 Thomas Mills and to MI
Vernon. but he did not 60 TO either place ihs
mare WINS n chestnut sorpl, slender made, about ID
hands high bald face, aud wild commemorate
ly b!ed OH tie right side oi neck-Ggh' yeas az IN
blaze Inside OF right hind legal etlccks tarred
Iii aiyr Ten dollars reward for her return TO me 81
New Harmony. A bride and saddle were taken al
,r,, 80 ';,,,e SPENCER FRANCIS.
dec3l d1awlN
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MARRIED..

On the Bis, ult., by Judge Silas Stephens, Mr.
JNo NJ McCoRKLE to Miss Mary ISABEL TnoRNE
We acknowledge The corn, or rather the cake
which was received last evening too late tor com
ments. But We say that friend McCorke has end
ed the Old year well, and commenced this veal
gloriously. Although bis rose has IHorne to it
he is The greatest subject of envy. We wish them
a happy New Year, AMI a happy. life.
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m The new. steamer Kentucky NO.

n5- The new. steamer keutucKy NO. :
started on her first trip up Green River nlghl
before last, having on board number Ct
Evansville gentlemen by invitation, We
regret no, being able TO accept the polite in
vitatiou OF Capt Carson TO visit Bowling
Green, but hope yei 10 have the pleasure =
The Kentucky will leave Evansville next
Friday morning. at s o'clock for Louisville
.rd a. .cr her return win continue j regular
Evansville aud Green liver packet.
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TIE Fonnrsr CASE AcAls.-Anoihcr

TIE FoRREsT CASE AGAla.-Anolher
string Of. aiiidavits, in regard tsIhe notorious
Forrest ma trinonial difficulties, has again ap
ne;,red in print. We have Messrs. w. "a.
Howard, Richard Willis, n. p. Willis q. W.
Jamson, CRANKY Calcraft and Samuel NJ.
a RAYMOND, all swearing positively that they
& believe Mrs. Forrest TO be yirtuous, aud that
&c neither Of them have ever been guilty Of un-
7 chaste conduc, towards her, or witnessed in
4 her any Of the improprie,ies charged upon
!, her by Mr.. Forrest. The present series oil
: afF;iayi,s is calculated TO excite public sym
, pathy for Mrs Forrest, and 10 throw great
, dis.rcdt on all the charges brought against
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FOR LOUISVILLE!

sT<az~@ =. The new and substantial Evansville
i az.rr;.-Y packet KENTUCKY Noe,
fzz sss-zz--@ssz CAPT. L. p. CARLoN, Master,
Will leave Evansville on Friday morning, the 81
inst al o., ok, for Louisville. For freight or
passage apply on board or TO the
janl 2t WHARFBOAT FIRMS, Agents.
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AZ The Indiana Constitutional convention
mas iixed the term Of Governor 10 four years
and given him the veto power, which shall
be overruled by majority of all the mem.
bers elected 10 both houses.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. "a

C5ic'dt 3PPointments.-J.M NJ. Jones of San
Jose, California, district Judge Of the y. S.
southern district or California.
J. L.. Pellgrue, Of South Carolina. httor-
nepoi u. 5. district Of South Carolina.
hugh ONelil, of Indiana, Attorney U. S.
district Of Indiana.
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No Paper TO-nOrrow.

Our printers will keep in the fashion by
taking a holiday, this the first day Of the
year, according to the ime-honored custom Of
the craft over the world. Consequently there
will be no Daily Journal issued Tomorrow
The Weekly will appear as usual.
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N.w osLr,>s d c. -
| SrGaR-The demand has sr-n u an IA bids
] have been .oid al iii prices F..n
M"LAssEs-The demand has is,i. 4. -, >, 1
IN spite OF The heavy rec, ips eAc,r ms I'ttt..
.riccs have declined only sas,.. 7 ~ >a.,s -.
braced 800 BIZ; prime los -; '2::iii:
FLoUR-Salcs so bbs Ohi,. in } lots Il 3;
1900 b. Is Ohio ouI of steam oal : .niA !.ta =;
go at4 %, $50 at ed aud i5U ,hJiee l.ssf "a
a 4 80
CoRN-Sales 500 sacks ordinary al "a &C It
20, and 800 and 100 al IA
OATS - 800 sacks St Louis sold al &c
WHIsKY-Sales GO bLls ree;iiicd al pc and I3i
in 3 lots I'll e5ic.
PoaK- eco bids new mess were sold wilhoutin-
>Peciion al a fraction over Sll, decline
GRshN MEar-i2 hhds dry sailed meat were
sold at = hog found; % casks green shoul.. r. on
private rms, and 2j casks green shoulders at
q l. tor prime. 49,,
b coN-i5 iicrccs sugar curcd hams sold al r.
La D-Sal-s 81 bbls ami licrces al - e3 ticrc,s
new a. Il aud 100 keys al &c.
BEEF 10 5bl> mess were sold without irspcc-
tun al SlI. -
CJrrEE-l935 bags Rio were sold at ~ I0,c
Gr.>E BAGS 5000 new in bales were sold at
81, cash.
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BARGAINs1 IN FURNITURE & STOVES

no close up my business, will sell Furniture
i and Stoves lower than ever offered i'm this mar
Ike: haf re- My stock is large and cong le,e and
fnuet b. sold in days. Buyers wanting good AID
III ap furniture invited 10 call and test my sin
ceFy in Offering bargains
'f'ERMs-Sjo and under, cash; over $50 80 days
barkable paper. j. z. ScHWING
d2i tf .ftfa
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-REMEMBER THE CARRIERS
u+The N. o. Picayune in giving an &C

u Tic N. y. fIcdy une III giving "H no
count Of the South America, says that the
porter oil the boat, white man named VIM
Sheppard, from Evansville, Ind, was last
seen at the wash house, and was either burn
ed or drowned. We give further particulars
Of the burning of this boat Failing to get
N. osleans papers OF the 10Th: we are late ia
giving these particulars. Pape.s OF the 2ist
were received several days siDce.
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"Thc river was failing rapidly at Louis
vile on Monday, with 9 feet water in the
Indian Chute OH the Falls. At this point
allinc fast.
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REFER TO

Mr.. Willard Carpenter, 81
Jno. Ingie, Jr. Esq, }Evansyille
Mes Harrington. Crane & Co.
Hlr. Jno. &. lsham, Cincinnati.
Mes. SlUrges, I lea man < Co.
Mess:s. Barsicw N Pope ~ Iefh
Mes 81 John Powers & Co 'e.t-s.-f
Mr.. T. a. Gilbert, -hooi'e.
Mess Jas. Conn,ly 81 Co, N.wCrl.Ts
Air. t.. Ii. WinGaIe. e" ~i4s"ns-
ErParrlcrlar attention paid 10 consignmenis for
sale ldsc27l
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
New YoRK. December %.

-Advices from Central America state that
there is an English blockade of SIN Saliva.
dore, and also u threatened che of N,c,ragua
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C,Sc,Sxr Dec ~

: Z
Florr-D, -mand good e5ee vi, sold an 50 7oa
3 10. Whisky, sales at 25c. Hog arc-qGicl
lS0J sole d; SIa4 10. Provisions sales SOU pie
cas- green meat; Z for shonlder. la5c for hams.
400 hi q ard al 1a1ac. Groceries. gar is firm
i &c inolasScs 29c. Linseed Oil J. irm slice
tn advance Last. Cheese, salcs al Glaze
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NOTICE.

4 LII per gems indebted 10 the subscriber are re-
n specially requested TO call ans settle up. and
save costs. Uanl I'D OLIVER LADD.
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EXTENSIVE SAVE OF FURNITURE At
ArJGTTnr

NN Thursday morning, Jdn I'd, we will sell at
~ public auction nj The residence Of J. H. Ma
gher, biscnire stock Of household and kitchen fur
of ain, 'Si everything in the house, eering. line.
Also carriage harness. &c. The goods are all in
complete order. and the owner is about removing
to New York, the sale will be peremp.ory.
Sale TO commence Ut 10 O'Clock The goods may
be examine be ore the sale
WOOLSEY & NELSON,
dcc25t. Auctioncers
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=. r.. GILBERT IL CO..

Wholesale Gr0cers * Commissio Ker
chants,
Sycamore 81, 6eireen Udfer and FTrs. sfs,
EVANSVILLE IND.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE BRAND
EMENT az WELLS Double Recfiled
ID Nhiskey, corner First and Sy camure srre<ts-
Evansville, Ind. lrec2sl
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A LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAiNlNG in The Post Office al Evansville
h ind, On the Is, day of January, 1851.
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. %.
There nrc 81 ieet water in The channel and
falling: 1t is now raining, with z fair pros
pcct of lis continuance.
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CIScINn.r, Der %

er is wet
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber will sell the property on wnl q
he now lives in Lamasco City. On this Is
a house, eommodious for two families, whlci. .
az !, will be seld "a good bargain, Tor can.
No 4rher description need be gwen as ANY p p.
son wis [dccaI dawtf DANL CHUTE
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>EMENT Il VlELE.
deal rs in Brandies' wines
and Domestic LiquCS.
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IL On "Wednesday, the Goth, the State
Convention met and adjourned, without do
ing any business.
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MINERS
vERkB FUcE

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
WINER'S VERMJFUCE has now stood the test Of ssv
entyean. and bse proved Superior 70 any Ind III pepasa
de for dmilar urposes II q certain 70 expe W0fms
sksaow Of doubt about Il IT CANNOT FAIL, Thu
~ appesI strong language but Y not stronger than We
whe has ence used viii g.s any other when can b OBJ
ms been out until he could procure supply. And
Becauss they had confidence il il and knew that ii
Thousands Of Certificates could b. pubshed. II it were
prove the statements, but single trial will prov
q sts,emsnts thai could b written. Try Il.
r. Fl. he Uu aes
thst esnbs depended upon, R:~sT ne hi, c,,,
4 N 80. .cs. 81 and % Maiden Lane, New York.
- For sale vhol z 2, s AZ. gstail By
- Sole Agent for the South myi7 tnov1
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p ~ DOCxOh - r.
4 DsC1eseSsd,S Stxa.sSxl2HssllsA.
sw0ADER AND sl.Esss. ! OF vhE AsA.

WOADER AND Bi.kssss Or THE Assk.
"a. "a. Eai5ss7 asss7s asa,s.a. a u. w
sAaT.1 .urs .D fa 70 ~ soip asp VA
'''ss u. y .as:a. ses ). s..is sgas,
a. S. sl e. Ses e sn ~
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