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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

nOUBLE ICE PITCHERS.-Afu further
IL supply Of these desirable Pitchers, the most
complete article In use for keeping ice water, just
received and for sale by BULKLEY CO,
NV I6 1877 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

DURNETS PATENT WATER COOL
- ERS.-They are furnished with two distinct
non-conducting chambers, by means of which, with
two pounds of ice to the gallon, water is kept at
the freezing point, all day. Thus at a cost of some
four cents per day, family of ordinary size can be
supplied with water as cold as ice. For sale by
r.. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
nv l6 Corner Main and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PR
~ CEs.-ln consequence of the death of one of the
partners and for the purpose of making change In
our firm on the LIST of July next it is desirable to
reduce stock as low possible. We will, there
fore, from this date, offer large and superior
stock Of re ad made CLOTHING, at greatly reduced
prices presenting opportunity 10 all in want Of
good Clothing to make their purchases
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
my 16 No. 1872 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

BEAUTIFUL CT TIA GE r Z s l.
II DENCE ION 7th street. North of Leight street,l
FOR SALE OR RENT The beautiful Cottage re-
sideuce 7th st now in the occupancy of j. H. Eu
STAGE Jr. is for sale or rent For terms apply to
my I6-3t GODDIN APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

STEALING TiME.-William Vest, a DRINK.
en-, worthless creature was before the Mayer We
day, for stealine . watch from George Anafer
Awyer sageests that Bib attempting to obsy tbs
eeuptarA Injunction keep watch on fhyselfS anS
that - he bad such article OF his own had n
appropriated the property of another to comply
.aln the command in holy writ. His Honor consi
Seieo .he esidenes OF Bits guilt 20 conclusive aha,
ns cent nun on to the next Grand Jury term Of III
a.ainI Soou 20 snswcr an Indictment for the of
fsuee VITA which be sands charged al E S =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

INDIsposED.-The Mayor of the city was
so much indisposed yesterday morning that he did
not reach the City Hall until half past 10, instead
OF at o'clock, his regularly appointed hour When
him had left under the impression that he would
not be able to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

old London Dock Hennessey BRAN
10Y; Otard. Dupuy L. Co do old Jamaica RUM;
Holland GIN; pure Rive WHIsKEY Madeira, Sher
ry,. Ipsls and bro Port, Sicily and Chsmpagns
nc = In store, for sale by
my 10 - WINSTON POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

EAsURE EXCURSION. Young
Guard will make their second pleasure trip to
Slash Cottage next Thursday afternoon, when they
expect to be accompanied by all the "belles and
beaux" of the city who feel disposed to partake of
agreeable entertainment got up for their benefit
The committee OF arrangements intend sparing
neither paine nor expense TO make the affair de.
liehtful one in every respect, and to give the
plest satisfaction to their guests Good music has
been engaged for the occasion, and ample provis-
ions made for dancing and promenading The
young Guard are determined to preserve good
order in Their excursions and have taken such steps
as will ensure delightful time to all who accom-
pany them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

WINSTON g. POWERS have in store
w and are constantly receiving fresh aud in good
der, suitable for Hotels and family use-Sngsr
cured Hams, Beef Ten CUES, Cod Fish, Almonds Raj
sing Gunpowder Imperial Young Hyson, Breakfast
and other Black Teas; Ground Spices; Patent Wax,
Sperm and Adamantine Candles Table Salt; Table
Syrup; Chocolate; Java, Mocha Laguayra and Rio
Coffee; superior Coffee and Clarified Sugar Ground
Graduated, Crushed and Loaf do; Lard in pals and
bbs., all of which we offer low. my I6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

Nor FORTHooMNG-Robert Walker, a
free negro, captured and Gagged tor want of a reg
lister, was baied out by justice to appear before
the Mayor, yesterday, but when called failed to an
swer We should like to see the law giving au-
thority to justice to bail out free negro, when
once imprisoned for want OF a register
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

HENRlco County TROOP "A portion of
the citizens of Henrico held an adjourned meeting
at Goddin's Tavern, on Saturday last, and proceed
ed to the organization of a Troop of Dragons by
electing Mr. ], L. DAVIS as Captain, AMI Mr.. VIM
H, RICHARDSON, jr, as Orderly Sergeant. reso-
luton was then passed requesting the Captain to
call meeting of the company at an early day,
when, we suppose, the remaining officers will be
elected. Henrico stands greatly in need of a compa-
ny of horsemen to aid her police operations, and
we gratifed to see that her citizens are dis
posed to supply her wants in this respect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

We invite attention to the sale this AFTER
ternoon. upon the premises, Of Cottage Residence,
and nsmbsr Of highly besutifa1 Bnildins Lots on
Marshall street, near the fesidebcs Of Hon. John ~
Bolts This property 10 among the most desirabls in
that section being ornamented with beautiful shade
and fruit trees shrubbery. &c.
my1 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts
The GREAT SALE OF PAIsriEes.-Our
readers will bear In mind that the large collection Of
fiue Pictures, open for examfnstion at HALE's
Auction Room, No. fo6 Main street. 10 TO be Disposed
Of at public sale to morrow morning, commencing 1T
III O'clock, and the ladies and gentlemen OF this cty
snd vicinity. are particularly invited to examine
them prior to the time Of sale.
These Pictures are we'll worth examining, aud
should be by all admirers Of th6 sine arts p
Ladies also invited to attend the sale pisces
will be reserved for them. my l6
AUCTION NoTIcE.--The attention of the
trade 10 solicited sale of Clothing Dry Goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

THE SOUTHERN PLANrER.-The May No.
OF the Planter contains much that is useful and in.
structive. The editor continues his remarks upon
the necessity of good stock to Virginia farmers
and makes some very valuable suggestions on the
subject The price OF the Planter ia only one dol
lar per annum in advance. P. D. Bernard pub.
lisher-Frank G. Rufin editor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

T OST-Several weeks since, Memoran-
IL dunn Book of no value except to the ewner !;
please return il to 4.-. -
nv l6 CRENSHAw & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

VALUABLE BU1LDING LOT ON
Y CANDLES HILL. FOR SALE.-The subscri-
bers authorised sell that truly beautiful lot
the of 5rd ard Canal streets, Immediately OPP
posite the residence of Gel. H. C. Cabe. 1t fronts
654 feet, and runs back l40 feet.
This lot has q beautiful view of James river and
the surrounding country, and IL regarded most de-
sirable for gentee private residence. Apply to
nv left GODDIN APPERSON Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

PINE APPLE CHURCH-Rev DR.. Carmi
chael resumed his duties as Pastor of this old
church on Sunday last. We had the pleasure of
hearing his sermon in the morning, which was a
very sound and excellent discourse. and delivered
with much earnestness and fervor of manner---
We congratulate the congregation of the old Pine
man Of high standing. both as divine and a
gentleman, as DR.. Carmichael And we trust that
his ministrations may be appreciated and his
church filled by those whose spiritual welfare he is
seeking to promote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

CIMON BONAVITA g. CO., Dealer in
- FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, CON
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOO ID ., No. 81
West Main street. "a
The city and country trade supplied with every va
fiety of Candies Of their own make.
SIMON BosAvirA. DAVID N JosEs,
nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

The Hon. r. Curzon, author of Armenia, a
Year at Erzeeroom, and on the Frontier of
Russia, Turkey and Persia" states that since
the year TIA, Russia has acquired terrific.
KY from Turkey, equal in extent to the whole
Empire of Austria, and much larger than the
present possessions of the Turks in Europe.
The allies, it is expected, will make her dis
gorge large share of her prey, If they are
oofe. 1t Is much more probable though that
oy the time the war closes, Russia win have
taken still larger slice from Turkey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
V ON FRANKLIN STREET, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY-We are authorized to sell rent that
most valuable private residence Franklin and Jef
ferson streets. in the occupancy of H. Brooke,
ESQ, with an acre of land attached thereto.
This is Justly regarded among the most desra
Bile private residence in that very improving neigh
borhood. 1t has ample accommodations for gen.
teel family. Applyto
nv 16 ct GODDIN APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

SAD AccIDENT.-At an early hour yester-
day morning. fatal accident occurred on the
steamship "City of Richmond" then lying at her
wharf at Rockets. white man named Jonathan
NJ. Broadway, hand on board the steamer. while
passing about the vessel accidentally fell down the
neck, and died Immediately thereafter Broadway
had only been on the vessel a few days having
shipped at Philadelphia, on Wednesday last Coro-
ner Wicker, assisted by Constable Lewellen, held
an inquest over the body. and the jury rendered a
verdict In accordance with the facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

UNrLEAsANT RIDE.-The Watchmen
found Edward Walls drunk and asleep in Main
street on Sunday night, and finding him too timber
to walk procured a wheel barrow and rolled him
to the cage. On their route they came across
Thomas Walls, who feeling unwilling to see his
brother rode off in one wheel coach, attempted to
rescue him, when he, too, was taken in custody and
marched off to the lookup. The Mayor held them
both to bail in the sum OF 500 for their future good
heha pior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

How COME you so!-John CRYSTAL, an en-
ployee on the Virginia Central Railroad, came to
town las. Friday, INDUCED in excessive drink that
day, and becoming wolfsh from its effects, kicked
up such row and rumpas in the in streets on Sat
urday night, that the Watchmen found it necessary
to lock him up for safe keeping After spending for
ty hours in the cage he was brought before the
Mayor yesterday, and indie fault OF $50 bail for his
good behavior, was sent into retirement at "Mar-
tins quiet Villa on the banks of-Shockoe creek,
where time will be given him to repent OF his fol-
lies and, fine chooses, learn to be an orderly and
sober, if not otherwise better man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

TRULL'S RUM.--40 bbls., put up OK
i pressly for Tobacconists, high proof and flavor,
for sale by =- 4.....--7
my l6 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

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ana vto ,lna,s ,s,s ,onr a,,n rr;ond n,d
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mo po, t,, ma IN 80, ,hs, Eonor.d,;,k
in, IA a, .ya - ,,h,, .ya,, moi, ,o,,,,
and chill ,,,Ii rsaaly adm. nnd 10 SEW
that nnuor d,inLin, ia die canse of iutem
- -
Icfahc", Is also saying what no HFlhg nihU
can deny and in,euperance produces els
,l., a,r,a,t, al. ;,,i,.,,i.. ~ a.. -,
49, '' " ~ w '"N" '''' '"' S'N'
part OF TIE misery aud Indebtedness ~ our
uapnv rnnnt,V IT,. lli.,htin., ,.,tbar,,,,,
n,f,. +, a,,,,, "a IN, =, S.l. 70
curse, Is seen hhu lclt ~ every grade OF 50
e'os u NAMES 'he men poor ana the
poo, uesu'"'.' II separates inc ties 'hat
ON" husband ana whe' II destroys The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29
Tho Liquor Law in Shreveport.

Il will be seen by an article IN this issue
Of orr paper, taken from the Caddo Gas
ze,,e. that the liquor law has worked adm,
rahly IN Shreveport beyond the san
gune expeeta lions Of It's friends. We feel
under many Obligations to our talented
ue'gbbor. for the editorial in question; foI
there was nothing which we wanted SC
much ~ the information he has given. We
commend il 10 the attention Of our readers
Read it one and all. II prohibl,ory law
has done so much good in Shreveport, viii
it no, do as much here. Let US give il a
trial
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

CoRREcrroSs OF Tur CrNsrs-W c
wish TO call the attention of the press and
Of our public men in the various counties
IN this State, TO a matter of much itapor
lance. II is very essential tina, our popu
lation, products, aud enterprise should be
properly Sc, forth. Any suggestions which
may he induced by an examination OF the
tables OF the United States Census for this,
or other counties should be forwarded at
an carly day, to Mr. De Bow, superntend
ent of the Census Office at Washington.
with view to the correctness OF other pub.
lications from that Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

OF The bill increasing the pay Of Dep
uiy pcstmas,ers, has passed the House OF
Representatives, and will no doubt pass
the Senate. II proposes to give sixty per
cent on the receipts per quarter, OF one
hundred dollars; fifty per cent on three
hundred dollars, iotty on two thousand (,
ard twelve aud half per cent on letters
for distribution.
!, appears that the expenses Of the
Po.,ofics Department exceed its income by
something like 1900. 900 A proposition
WAS made to increase the rates OF postage,
in order to enable the Department to sas,
tain itself, but was voted down.
The cheap postage system has proved
ruinous TO the South. We may safely
affirm that il the little Offices 10 the coun
try were entitled to all the money that
they receive. they would no, be sufficiently
compensated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29
Gen. Houston and his In dian Flea.

One OF the strongest objections Cen.
Houston urged IN his late speech in Con
gress FOR his course IN opposing the Nebras'
ka bill, was ,h, injustice to the Indians IN
ORGANIZING tha.,crrtofy. Senator Douglas
thus reviews that portion OF his speech;
But. sir, a,nsiou has been made to ccrisin
Indian trcatics, and Il has been niimaicd, I
not cuarged iu direct terms that We were Nio-
latInv the -i,f9ations Of those treaties in re-
srcrt To tbe feht- sud lands Of the Indians
m. senator from frNas NJ Houston made
a very J.. gand Interesting speech on that sub
ieci but it rs SO happened thnt most ct The
tcpiic. 10 which he referred were ~ .lh lrdians
no, included within the limits OF this hlil we
have been informed ia the course nj ihe d"-
bate o day, by the chairman ot TIE committee
ON Indian affairs, Mr. Sebastian, that there
is but one treaty IA existence relating 90 lana'
or Indians within the limits of either Of the
rropos,d territories and that Is the treaty
with the Ottawa Indians, about two hundred
prfsnus in number, owning about turly-iouI
tbeu.and acres Of land. Thus it appears that
the whole argument Of injustice to the red
man. which In the course Of this debate has
eairG forth 80 much sympathy aud lndlsn3-
u'i', " ''''''''',' ~ -, -, I'D No,
"s 80 Ia, ',...,,,,,, .,iJ IA be five
st - 10 'so'u's i'' -. ,.,,i. ~ ,y,.ni and
Hu''eu -. .,,,.l, 80. n.
ONO. TO BE- cou.l -ued TO perpetual har'm'
r~m u'i''f "' "'''"'' ~ ".''
cd lha''n'' "''i '"' ''' .,
'dc. inal th",e IN ''', ana ,l,''' ,'',, '' '''
to be included "''"'" t"' N'i''' "' '.V
ed territories nor GU '' H"'J' w. W.. '''
or jurisdiction ""hld "v' "N'" J." n'''
sure to invade Use rights OF eve" one '"a.'N
sIl hence inserted 10 '0' DIST 7''"'u OF 'l'
biIl that none OF t"e 'ue'7 W'Ia ""o'n W,
have treaty sIpuIallona -b"n'd BE- embrace"
within either oi The territories unless ~hth ~,
dams shall voluntarily consent p" ~ 'h '""'u
therein by treaties hereafter =" De n'"'''
any senator can furnish mc "l'h ''ns n'ht more
explicit, or winch would r'f' more '',ci"1,
in securing the rights ol lht lhui"h7' WIZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

Tnn Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance, met =, this place on Friday
and Saturday, the ith and 18th inst, \
quorum OF members OF the Grand Diyis
ion was present, and representatives from
subordinate divisions were initiated Much
business was done for the good Of the orde",
a synopsis Of which viii appear in the
Chronicle " in few weeks. The Grand
Division adjourned to meet IN Rusk, Cher
okee county, on the third "Wednesday in
October neXt-Nacagdoches Chronicle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

On the sisth day Of May next an election
viii be held ut the Court house in Marshall
Harrison county, Texas, for the purpose OF
taking the votes Of all the voters living N five
miles Of said Cons hoass for and against the
exemption Of the territory within FIVE miles OF
said Court house from The sale Of spirituous
or yipons liquors % cider unless for mediral,
mechanical, or sacranieh,ei purposes,
i. 4. PAIiLLO.
Chief Justice, II. C..
April 9th, 1854.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29
APoLooET1C

Our paper has been delayed beyond IL,
regular time. In consequence OF not receiv>
Ing paper. We have had several bundles
IN Shreveport for over a month, without
being able to get il, or even To learn what
Lous. i was in. But for tho Kindness OF
Mr.. s. II. Parsons, OF that place, who
hunted il up, and had Il placed at the stage
Office, we should have had TO suspend
this weeks issue. Our thanks are due
Mr.. Parsons, not only for this, but for other
acts OF kindness OF a similar character.
Mr.. Bradisld, Of the Planters Hotel, and
Mr.. Marshall are aho entitled 10 our
thsaks. for the promptness with which
tie paSer was forwarded.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29
Total

OF the number born in iouisiaun G2>
were under one wear of age These re-
turns include deaths from all diseases du
ring the epidemic
II appears from the foregoing, that over
10 900 Of those who died from the cpl
demic. were Foreigners or strangers Ia>
king Into view the habits Of these men. It
is Just to infer that the fury of the great
scouree is to be mainly attributed to ntem.
perance aud bad living
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

Result OF rnr RAILROAD ELEcrioN --
The election held yesterday, TO authorize
the city to subscribe to thc stock of the
Great Northern and Great Western Rail
roads, resulted in triumphant majority in
favor OF the proposition-th vote being
SIX to one. Although we we have received
returns from all the precincts, excep, the
Twelfth, we find ourselves so pressed for
time and space, at this late hour, as to
preclude the possibility OF giving more than
the bare result, which is as follows;
For the New Orleans aud Great Nor,h1
ern Railroad. sos against the same,
9>s. For the New Orleans, Opeiousas
aud Great Western Railroad, 5.73l
agans, the same. 9ss. The returns from
the Twelfth precinct, !, is supposed will
swell the vote to about 6,0o0--Deifa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

- Il - Aasdly necessary to call ss'euf'on 20 The
lsss ard interesting adserse,o~nse II Nsssf-. " 4 X
H. KY speaks kx ,,seif. ilok over the list and
ss> II sa~se v r.oi ssas,h,ns that you want II viii
- sesa itaf u~y have a sasusies, assoftassn, Of
,ao1t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

Tnn CmARLEsroN CoN,sNr,oN .-Thi.
hambug affair adjourned on the I7,h inst.
to meet in New Orleans. We have no,
room in this issue 10 notice It's proceedings
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

STEAMBOAT Losr. -- Tbs steamboat Shrcvrpor,
Capt Tafb from liltlc river, for this place struck
a stum9 IN Black bayou aud sunk The accident
happened on the 18Th inst. Just below the odd rin
house near ifwin's bluff The boat !. snpro.ed 10
he 'anl loss but her cargo. 800 bales Of cot
ton. VIII be- mostly saved ia a damaged state W.
understand the boat insured for 5000 about m.
half her Vslne -- Dfmocn.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

TT We received several numbers Of the
San Augustine Herald during the last week
No, having seen number Of il before, for
.org time. We supposed il was dead.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29
Our Town and the Temperance Move
Mtnt.

Eonofs by the drink. pnor to that time
oar town had acquired aud very deserved
b Tia, uuen,. able repa,aiion Of being one
,f the most disso,ute and dlss'paled places
in IA. south. Dnnaing vas carried to an
excs... the coffee house was tolerated hi
lass aud proved snare by which q was di'.
6ru,t To pass. bot punches 10 waiter and
IN, exhi.cranug lulep aud refreshing cob
I,lsr In summer were bats too al.uung not
io entrap many victim. These estahi'sh'
ments wcre througcl with visitors from
morning I'll night; around their doors the
Iairr hung continually, letting 40 oproiin
pi,y esca.- 10 swiA III. beverage; here the
countfy gentleman met his city trend aud
,yer the social glass discussed the events OF
,h.. season. aud hrre wss the favored resort
of al who had leisure hour or ie"
dmes 10 spend.
Tie consequence Of this universal vice
wa. constant tumult and breaches OF las"
Ladies could scarce promenade The Streets
without beng shocked by the most ohscene
and prof,ne language utmidatea and ct
tentnles iu.alted by the drunknrd or TO"
DIV: diseraeeiul h4hts. frequently term'na'
tiue in blood and death, occurred almost
An, ,o one streets. our Na.of'a docket
- ,,tl, .,.rs..rtttan-. our lad crowd
81 al. oa..d.f. \uh.wa, huieous viii
.,.....,..I. .,tl,.,.,A,n.,i,,u.. In A word. Tia,
laws at good breeding aud good order
were violated with mpuul'y aud our town
rrcs.n'ed q per- otuai see e 81 s"lnfna'lau
t'.r.,,v
Sal. .c.re. becon,iur ntoiernble. the
L.,,., ,o,,,on ,f our community. auakcn,
In, tim, s,u.e al prouristy and moral.
re and IN their might repealed the odiou.
I,aa,..Lw loon III. tir., day of lanua
~, Ia., tho rrnr,l law took effect. upon
,.a, d.y the drinking establishments Wcr,
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place IN 'l' P"Pu'"' p''"". ~" Wv
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