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E5-A new counterfeit ten dollar bill, on the
Bank of North America has made its appear
ance in Philadelphia, executed so we'll that
even the bill-brokers have been taken in and
done for.
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e5- The Cincinnati Commercial of wcdnos-

ia. I'D D.
Our boatme are preparing for an immediate
presumption of business. Freights are album
dant for all points, and from present indications
the opening rates Of New Orleans will be 81
80 per Dbl. for whisky and oil; 81 for pork, rs
cents for -four. and so cents per hundred for
bacon, soap and candles. To Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, the ruling rates will be from 20 to
80 cents per hundred. AS yet, we. heye not
heard ofany positive engagements.
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The British Periodicals.
AND THE
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THE EAssFREgs,SG E8DE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL .AGRICULTURE.
BY HESEY STEPHENS F. r. s.. Of Edin bnrgh md the
late 2. fo&Fa Professor Seientih. Asr.cuiture
Yale College, Nes IIaYea. vols Royal 0stayo.
pages and numerous Wood and Steel EngraviHes II Il
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tyre published AMI in order 10 it wider eircula
tlon the Publishers have resolved reduce he price
PINE ROI.Eifts FG1x& THE Tys ID E0LUIi Es.I
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Book OF the Farm. - ssssz -. =
ways be addressed, post paid. 70 the Fns1issers
feb2o No. 81 Cold Street. New York
40. COTTON BATTING 4 4, slgrep cents b the
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feb25 - Sye, near Nater-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The V. O. agricultural Horticultural Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting, at Crescent City HAIL. Satur
day. March at clock p NJ. By order of the
President. feb29-2s L. HoRNBRooK. seey.
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So Dr. HosrErrEK's celebrated Stomach ittcr-1o0 GOO
solo in yearn5hing the medical msrket
htty has eRnaeG:
equal this grea anti dysPepte One wine glass
each before meals will he Dyspepsia
will remove all hatuleeey heavuess from the stomach
Keep Tree from costvensss, assist digestion give
appetite, aud ippart healtay this while No
person suffering from debility any kind should fail try
his antedoe. Try lhem For sale by all tbs prncpa
Druggists. lan25
ENDEPEN DENCE COUNCIL NO. 2.
Meets asT clock p. M their Hall Water
the Telegraph Oce the first and third Saturdays of Zach
month.
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MARRIED

At Princeton md the inst. BY the Rev.
ton DR.. ". g KIDD of Baltimore Nd, Miss MARY E..
daughter Of Hon .Sam'l Hall. of the plsce.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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SUPERRUEe TEAS
In the Original EzaIF Chests,

In the Original Hair Chests,
IN BOXES, OF 6 AND II POUNDS, AND III
Metallic Packages OF 4. u. !. 2 and Pounds
-- FOR "a EY -s4
J Z n KINS g. CO..
foriginal inventors of the Metallic Tea Pack.)
WuoLEs ALE EALERs IN TEAS ONLY,
NV. Cor .of Market Ninth sts
Philadelphia, Pa.
FESEAS in Metallic Packs put up Eaf,Chests contanr
Il variety of both BLACK and GreeR. suit BUYERS
Printed List OF Terms, furnished by to ali who
order = 49,
All Teas warranted to pleas sale.
One and the price and all. and only
Half Chests of Black about pounds and Of
Green. about so pounds each. leb29-lz
II EST QUALITY of BIajEsvilie FLOUR AZ reduced
ID n-isss. dao2s -TuGS HEs DEN.
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APPROXIMATION PR!ZI
1s0fo Prizes amounting o 1876 .0tO
Whole 1lekets $50. Halves SIS Quarters q 50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The two and the ding numbers those
ire prizes. will be entitled
Prizes Tor example il ticket No. 1880
tue $40 - those tickets numbered 4S. 1l249. lI25t
aud l22 viii each be entitled $780, and according
to the Gboy scheme. p &4&sf p. 8la99t y
PLhN oil THE LOTTERY.
In he above are n tickets Numbered from
To 2Q0 There zeoiu priz and $50
making all eco prizes.
The RuIastrs non 20 COO correspondents with the
beTs the tickets printed slips of papet are
rolled and snereled with small tin tpbes and placed
Glass heel.
The different full PIT similarly ptiht
ed aud eneited placed in wheel
ing the wheels number is drawn from the numbers
and at the tiras prize is drawn from the other Wheel
by ee5s WHO hlihGfolded The number prize
Opene exhibited to
ered by the Comniss prize being placed against
the number dram Tn operation peate6 all the
prizes are drawn out The then printed and af
the Comm
es- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT
Address orders for tickets r. FRANCE CO.,
fcf23 Baltimore, Ma.
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NOOD-COAVE5NIENT ARRANGEMENT.
PERSONS DEsIRISG WOOD CAS- SUPPLIED Ev leaving
THEIR ORDERS - E. f. WHEEL&K'E GROCERY STORE. on
MAIN eL25-tf LOUIS BECKER.
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sEILENG DEE 90 1,nsv.

Mr.. A. LoEENsTNE is offering has fine lot Of Winter
Clothing cost make for Spring Goods. Those
wanting anything his line had call soon he
ernRed give bargains Sec advertise feb6-Im
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MURpER. AT ZtoNsvIILE.-W learn that on
Saturday about noon, the little village,o zions-
vile, on the Lafayette railroad, about iourteen
miles from this city, was made the scene Of
la terrible disaster. A company Of men were
collected at a vile doggery, is sure to be at the
bottom Of it---andy as usual, there was quar-
reling ard fighting. One of them, named
George, crazed by liquor, and exaSperated at
some one Of the company, was in the act Of
firing a pistol at the crowd, or the person he
was engaged with, when man name not learn
ell passed hastily through the crowd, On ais
way for doctor for his sick child, and received
the bullet in his head 1t entered one ear and
came on at tie other kilIinghim instantly. he
fell dead on the street, without word. The
child died about an hour afterwards. Thus
liquor committed two murders of inohending
people. Is this the t'hlarity'' which liquor pro-
notes?
The murderer was arres; ed and is now in Jail.
Along with him should go the doggery keeper
and whatever punishment the first receives,
the other should SHIRE State Joasr.
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A Tennessee Democratic Appresl.

We have received from friend at Nashville.
Tenn, the circular given tclow, which we copy
as q specimen of the, intelligence existing
among the Democracy of that State:
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WELL. H wAIKER. Clerk.
EaRRagsaTEnN ;

e ARDEPEn that the Or owners Of LOIS Nos and
~ II in block Eastera Euiarwernens es ase
wk to he laid down along the sides sad Third
street. extending re1 Gam Null cry Errstts ten
dayS ftte tie puiica this order
Of the Marshal is per form id work and the costs
ana EXPENSES seertiwg thereby Willie collect
ed ny sale OF sad lots mach thereof will satisfy said
/ lieu and costs. BY order # the Common CeunciI
| f"b-f-"t ELL. Il. " ALKER, CLERK.
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F.ID. thRt the owpers Of Lofs Nos. 4 . 3 and T. in
~ seTar5 : enlargement Plank sidewalk To
sd Gown extending IRON Division street along alter
ine streets. With days aft the publication this
notices SD in d-fn thereof the Marshal il ii PERI
cT fYee snd the and of the win
ne assessed to and collected by sale said Lots
shero IS win satisfy said lien and costs by order
Common Council. aseas.E
tehz7-3t WE'LL. H aWAIE.ER. Clerk
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A. H. SANDERS, ESQ:

Sir:-Enclosed please find prin ed circular,
which is fair specimen Of the present Demo
cratic party now in poacer.in Tennessee. The
circular is printed as wrote-and sir, it is no
humbug, as the man is in cold earnest, and at
this time electioneering as if he would bring
the taco lcorllS together to effect his election.
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IN the first Monday March next. upon subse-
W quent day OF the Term, the Board f Commissioners will
let TO the lowest nd best bidder the medical attendance
the OF the and the the prison
for which sealed proposals will be received the
Comfy Auditor the time the day letting
BY order the Board.
iel2s dAwtl. MlLLTAL Il. WALKER A. V. @.
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CCN0RIES.-
y 100 y6s Zeppyr wer-ted Is1 Jasonet Robes: a.s
10 pieces Narcoine; h0doZ fancy silk CFavats;
so doz Ryrors Collars: 10 gross Rubter PUT Co hs;
10 gross Seamese pocket do: 50 dnz white Hose;
81 Goz ladies J"urin kid Gloves so Jourin /
50 2iecas OIL Siik; 5Oeoz worked Collars;
30 gross ri nd Versailles buttons:
100 Seeper Crepe assorted colours ee this iy
for sale by JAMES Low co.
febZ3 AIS Main street Louisville KY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CoPAnTNnt.sRtp NoTTCE,

AVIS. in JanuRry last disposed my the
q 81 late firm Of Morgan Keen Preston have this day
formed nership with bresher Wn ". Morgan
under the and style of j. II. W. w MORGAN
purpose transatng agenera wholesale business
and Shoes. iiats. Caps. j. Il. MORGAN.
Evansville Feb. 27, 80.
WE have rented the Brick BudiDg First stree
dosrs below M.s5rs. Bement Yiees and in
eeivRg Srring We would respectfully
invite all friends and customers and the trade
rally call and shall be
inducements beth in the queit, Goods
prices. We will offer goods all eah prom time
any other house Vest solicit
the patronage of all such custom
feb35 j. II. & W. w. MORGAN
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Gr The Louisville Journal thus receives

" The Louisville Journal thus receives
the news of the Nominations of the American
Convention: A
GLORIOUS INTELLIGENCE FROM PHILABEL-
PHIA THE AMERICAN NoMINATIoNs-FIIL-
MORE AND DoNELsoN-We feel a thrill ofjoy
in announcing to-day the nomination, by the
American Convention, at Philadelphia. of Mil
lard Fillmore for the next Presidency and of
Andrew Jackson Donelson for the Vice Presi-
dency. This nomination will be enthusiast
calky greeted throughoutithe whole South and
we trust throughout the whole North as the
very best that could have been made. The
highest hopes Of those who hoped most from
the Philadelphia Convention are fnlly realized.
Other and most worthy names have been
much thought of ard spoken of in connection
with the nomination for the Presidency. The
Hon. John j. Crittenden and Hon. Garrett Da-
Wis have myriads Of friends and admirers, and
the nomination ofeither of them would have
been greeted with loud applause. but there can
be no question that the name of Fillmore will
excite more universal reclamation than any
other name in the Union could have awakened.
Mr.. Fillmore has been tried in the greatest
ezieencies ofhis country, and was never found
wanting. The NEST powerful array ofadverse
influences could not turn him hairs breat'th
from the straight line Of duty. slren wnen
the voice ofold political friends and the fierce
clamors of his own section were raised against
him, he faltered not for one nsanent. but
pressed on in obedience to the call Of his cotlu-
try. And his triumph was noble and com
plete. Although his political opponents re-
viIed him during the greater portion Of his Adj
ministration, yet, when they found that he
was not candidate for collection, they uni
ted with the rest of the country in rendering
him honor for his wisdom and matchless pa
triotism.
OF Major Donelson, the friend of jackson
and the friend of the Uaon, we have not time
to speak ftly now. To the remark that Fill
more and Donelson viii most as~uTedly be the
next President AMI Vice President of the Uni
ted States, we will simply at present add the
shout destined soon to become familiar to a
Nation's ear--tIUFRAH FOR FHLa1oRE AND
DoNELsoN! smzsv
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CoEgpNafarfsen nnrEas,.


6 hRDERFD thst the owners OF Lots Sos.lss D. E. an
~ lubbock 81, and and2i in hoai al in
f.nlarSt fsent. Ptak Sidewalk
TIE frohts Of said lots fronting
and extending along said slbu street rern the Mark
Pa fanrth street Eighth (aid ak no 20
he les than three f-et in width1. hin the
puiisa on o. THIS orHr land in defau't ihsr tie u rs'
Is drseed 60 nertorm sdRork aud the
ering therbr sju e assessed c~feeted OF
% lots or so zen thereof IS II satisfy an CO t
lSy order Of the Common Conpeils
fet27-3t WELL II: WALKER. CLERK.
sCNnRiNs.9f dogcans .Du1 kiss, baking powder as
sorted szFs y aoz Ry Ansta r so paners rrou
eoHee fresh and good; 4godo assorted sucks
slet2f J. ", s. EICKERY. 4
Es7Est2S AAs nUTTFE-loo - fresh Frrs; 10 ponnds
= . choice Tuble Butter ID store and TOR sale ~
le62I u. VIZ S EICKERY.
Ard lbs prime Lest lard for sale by the barr
A-H kes. Jar or siagie p5End. f.s-
-- .ee27 -. j. ". & $. vf0KERY's
slSnuRiEs. RECEIEEn By 7, HEADEN Main street.
5,tOl - Leaf Lar6: u a{I2f 81. -.
.t IS bushels driea APPLES: 20 mxf2 ~, H.
doz sup. tconntry made) Broeras: box Mastorl:
" Hem ami Cotton Rrd eo-is: Wash TUT s;
" tex spoon Salts; l bag wrapping Twlne..
Rs hoods delivered 20 Purchasers. fet27
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81 WV for sale 10 by
fb3S III MAG1IEE & co.
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noG QUESTION NaT sETTLEDs

TEsUl3At 90. 70 Ike BIue lien and Chickens. M % Lza
Z Is Exs 5. Z. Dck Co limp; hxe
Flower Of a lneriea, sale COOK q SONS
iet2ok Corner Main and First streets.
50 t4TaNiiso bales No. Lqpisyill ssle iaxsics
- II ce4 feLtg GEO. FOSTER g. co.
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sheffield's Chicago Type Foundry,

4 Nj mi LEN = W Ah1liClEGs NO. ~ i TANK
a lin street. CHICAGO, LII. Having ali ar
rang complete 10 supply all the requisites Of
he trade with stock Of Presses Type, Ink Chases,
Cases Galleys, Cuts 'Bsrers, Ornaments. etc, etc,
VII Is every 9th 7 article required in a Newspa-
per- Book or job Office. are prepared TO furnish
the trade ON the most liberal terms.
Oflic entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay. Printerg will find, upon tria! that
the tgpe Of manufacture eScelied by
III the great requisites Of superior metal fine finish aud
most perfect lstter.
In addition to which, large ana diversified assort
ment Of Types of ali styles, from the old and justly
celebrated foundry Of Mgssrs O. t. WHlTE Co.,
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and or
ders to any extent for their manufncture, Will be Fl II
ed without delay
PRNTISG PRESSES of all descriptions from the
well known mandatory VI Messrs. Il. Hon Co,
viii be always on hand oruergd To suit thu Trade.
well us the great variety at their Furnishing Ma
rial, for which their mandatory has obtained 50
h ga equation hugglcs, Foster and other press
cs furnish i on order at Manufacturers prices.
INK re every ,seriptar from the best nanuiactu
rra. Confident that M other cs ab him nt IN tha
Nashwest en- r The fr1 titles far flini hing
or renewing printing Office. respec fay solirii
u call {. y. SNLfElLLD, Agent.
CHICAGO, February 1896.
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sKsIlIAI. NGTIGI.

T0IIN TlBBE would respectfully recommend him
y self ta the inhabitants Of keokuk and its vcini-
~, an Artist in the painting Of Landscapes and
Portraits, either wood canvass, or any other
subs lance for the decoration Of parors, rooms,
steamboat cabins, and also prepared TO do Paper
hanging in the best style and 10 give lessons in the
above named art. Paintings can be examined at Og
den bookstore Main street, near I'd and also Mt
7. McArthurs Picture Gallery on johnson street,
near the Post Office, and orders may be left at c.
Ob-rtops on Main street. near Sd. med 3dam
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased Of 3 a. Williams his en-
L / tire stock of Groceries, we viii carry on tb
above business and sell at very lew figures in order
make for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bargains call his old stand Main street between
4th and 9TH.
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
produce. w. II. AUSTIN s. co.
mehld
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"NEvEa SAY DrE (. pes whose hair has be
com gray prematnrey y, ana You sure u ndyis-
ing the u-e If netting whell viii rem ly the mat
,er. Dying tn hair with ordinary articles IS, at
best but temporary Affair al the shade produced
sany taing but that with w.sieh nature a larus the
human ha.r The "IxNuARts HAm colohtSa" and
Restorative # G. II lns;r,.t Co, does NJ act as u
dye it stimulates Tbs naiarai seoretons the roofs
Of the hair, hy giving IFS and tone he small
vessels VIII h seerete th natural coorng, and thus
gives them fea and strength. Itdoes net STAIN the
skin. and mag b. usel free water al With a.
much -afety The article Is composed 4 ~ and
stimulating spirits aafling agreeable har wash
and an excellent substitute tn oil " p5inatrm.
The pscu iar properties Of t'tis preparation render
it entirely d..Iercoi from auy hing ii use for
the hair.
The colorof ths hair when restored, il exactly he
hads it wa befgr. itturned sray, and tie tngu ar
phenomena attending use, not only curious but
easily obseryel. A. the bulbs at the roots Of each
hairnre af c.el rs the remedial agents, The COM
meueement of the chang ma BE- noticed; the bu Ia
grew dark, and il a short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn IN shade, aaa 50 n
tinues do uatl the sired ching is eh eted, ana
the har possesses ta glossy appearance AMI shade II
youth. This may seem stemg but no INC strange
than tine. The article has Ten cxteHsiyely imitat
ID and persons should he particular pusuas If my
agents. The genuine ha. tn signature q The late
firm and ms present proprietor across th - u each
bottle. V. i. HAdAN,
Surviving par .aar, and successor to {. iimstreet
& Co.. SOLE proprietor. Troy, Nsw York FL sale by
Isl Helms RECT, Unipa Block.
Fwef ttTta
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/ HAVE sold my stock of Furniture, and entire
l. interest in the Furniture business, 10 Mr. C. =
AnBoTT, IF the Gate City Furniture Rooms. | think
my friends and customers for their many favors and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott to their future fs
and patronage. X, MILSEY.
Il
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RowE,s IMPROVED PATENT


\NT + proprictors # the above pa ent for the
w State Of Iowa, and arc prepared 10 contract
for the erection Of Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length ol span, from 80 feet to \ feet, any
part If the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads ID the United
States. we de, comment n 70 their III ngth dura
bility aud cheap unnecessary. A communea-
tiops the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMERS Bl lAGTUN,
hpsdgut Uaypnbort lown
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4 CAR ID.

r HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in
L the drug business to 4. /. Mchenny, also my in
terest IN the manufacture and sale Of II. r. Gill
mores Mamaluke Eminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take plea in recommending
hlm to the public one deserving If their patron
age. NJ. III. RUNNER.
,5eht7dfr
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..sHl0NAnLI nRE,A MAkEK.

AIRS. MARY A. PALMER presents her oompli-
vi meuis to tho ladies Of keokuk ana be IS 10 in
form ths that she has just received some If the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques. and would be happy TO have them give her
q call, ms she is confident thai he & ample
satisfaction nil that vii favor her with their pat
ronage. Also. party dresses made 70 order.
Residence on Main street, between First and Sec
ond, opposite the Laelede House, adjoining Eagle
sons mch5d3m
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TAPlIAL S3t0.NUQ.
~ Hartford Fire Insurance Co., capital $500 Geo.
Star Insurance Company capital Sl50, goo,
Commercial Insurance Co. a st. Louis, capital
100000.
EFT Life Insurance Company. car~<. 81 80 ,0Qo.
Fire Life and Marine Policies issued ~
mehid W ". BELkNAP, Agent.
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n,chlsd2w


I HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the
/ Crockory business To George Il. kilbourne, who
will in future carry he business ut the cd stand
If Carey 4 kilboutne And ] hereby ebeerfully
recommend him to my friends the mcriting pat
ronaee SAMUEL T.. CARLY. 81
uscbtg a9s
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LIME! LIME

w r, the undersigned, would inform our friends
w ard the publ, in general, that have jnst
burned kiln II hrst raf. lime, ana will constantly
keep hand fun supply of said article during the
Orders respectfully collected.
kilas the first below the corporation limits.
mcha8dd6m Il. ZWART a co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-31
Lumber Lumber!l

vrHE subscriber his bought the. Fast Saw Mil"
\ two miles above the city, and II prepared to
furnish an Kinds Of lumhsr except pinol AT the
shortest notice at from 81 III % 50 - per 100 feet
dec12ddwu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
FINH f subscriber wishes to put IN the wall during
1 1896, Two millions e brick for which he will
take town lots Or land in the tIialf Breed Tract
Also two span Of horses wanted in exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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