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SheriR's Sale.

ONToUu. ss. Sent 18Th, lsj6.
'IAkIN ,s ,>eguilsb. lri vail De- cold ~ puhl,e
/ auction, 40 thr store 90 iluughiun d s"!ii' in
Greenwood. on FRIDAY, che twenty -i"u'ih L' "i
Ortlhrr ufNt, 10 or, O'Clock 90 ihe afternoon 600.
.rss prtyiHu.l, redeemed, aIl ihr ug.i in ,glN o'
redemption which Sann8I blui' ut Bethel h'' ",
had n the time a the attachment ON the original
WIT. IA a.I 10 f. certain real estate situated ~
Bethel, and lrin. piu Of l,i No. Elk ~ The second
rsusr ct BE-. u aid Bethel, aui more particularly
drscuhsd il a deed Of muri- gage tom Nimue. Iiti
o. Calsh Cushuan o. SECURE thr pay Wfnt ~ lNp
hundred bic, -lhrte dollars 1900 r,oofded in oN-
ford Registry, BOOK 90, Page 80, 10 which r1ier'
snet may b. had. 80
% JONATHAN BLAKE, Dep'y Sh'G,
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School Notice.

Mrs. w. =. MORSE will open School la'
vi Young I.adic. and Children, on MONDAY
Sept slh, at the huu.c II rHINEAs Mohsf' -
which she proposes 60 gi'o insiruclinn ~ Ingh,,n
and Ornamental bmnches. and will lurnish teach.
cr. or Language. II desired. Aner ionr years
experience in a school Of this Mind. Me-. ~ hopes
she ma, h. able t1 rcpdef saislacior, assistance "a
those who up, a. disposed a. avail thems,l'rs u'
this opportunity iur Instruction.
y. u, 49, rrgusst III hsr itiends.
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THE subscribrt hrr,'. gives public MOTTO, o. 40
! concerned, thtthr Doe iH.. H.N air.i...a 'F
ilr llunDr,h.s JI'-r u. Probate, GO ilo 'sr"N DOT
OF co.. r.t'fr 81
MARGARET sPACLnINC, hre % GgrAh-.'.
boo Co., county OF ONnrl, deceased, lT gi'ir- hHni
as thr law directs. ~ iHrrsi,tH T~Iur-ts a" gre
900. Who arr indebted o. OH, uia.' 'l -'I. ..-
.,,,.sI. I, nsIs immediate pa,m.Hti 1al i.H..
.vE, bl,, a1, tenants thereon, 20 cNhIhf t..
same Oh .,,,-t
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OSToRp, ss.-M n Count 81 Probate, heh az
Bethel, within and for the County " ohoni' "'i
the ninth day ~ September, in thU year Of opi
Lord Cighlecn sundi'd and Gay ia.
CALEB WIGHT, Administrator on the estate
I II SusASSAH WIoHr. late u Gisnd. ig
,sid Couuty, deceased. having presentrl BIZ. hnal
account Decentralization Of the estate of laid De-.
ceased for allowance.
ontEEEn, lhai the aid Admins ntor s,,s no.
trstoaIlprrson iniersstrdb, causin5 ,upy uilhis
afIrr ~ l.. puhlished ihree weeks icresstv'l, Ca
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u,., Probate Court Ca y, held NJ Paris.
iu aid rou1i,. on the ~ Tucsi1y Of O,tobsf neNi'
~ moe of the cluch ~ The iofguo lu' sni .iow
eau'g Ol aay ,lry ha,c) Why The same sho7Ii not
o. allowed.
THOMAS II BROWN, Jadg'.
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TNELINE PAGk. Adu,aistpt.x on t's ss.
IL tate Of lsA,, rhHE, hte Of nsf,N. iu ssi'
ruuls,, trrr1.ri, having p.rsenri be- h.sI r..
ruunt 81 administration 1T che c'iafe "a fa'' &C.
ceased Gr allowance
OUururu. thatthr ia.1 A1ni.'. lfliN give ~.
notice tu in rrf-nr. iHisirsf,' d., -IusIr9 "a rury
th,. order 90 a. puiI,.bsi tAfJf artt su,Ur.I.vr
d, ia The u.GpI usm.raf ruu'.t 1t Paris, that
ihry may lrrflr sta Probate co 10 o. hr'i at
raus. iu aid cUuuiy, Up iH. lIa l".'.f
ri O,lulrr rrNt, at u.l, or thr $50 rN. '..
H.41. saI .hrw rlr.e tf 1Hy obey h.. OBJ.
thr same fh1uld NOT d. H'uutI
THOMAS 10. BROW
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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-26


upon credit of twelve months, all the RICH.
title and Interests of said decedent in and to
the following Lind, viz: Lot No in Sec
tion No. l2 and Lot No. T. in Section 81,
Township II, Range West lying and be-
ing in Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi,
also. an undivided moiety; in and to the
West half of South east quarter and East
half Of south west garter, of section No
90, and lots |, 2, 4 and of section SO in
township 10, range 4 west, also an undivi-
Ged moiety in and to lot in section TO-
and west half Of north west euarterand wesl
half of south west quarter. of section u.s.
lots and in section 90 aud north east
quarter and north evst quarter of south eas
quarter Of section OF, township II, range
west, also an undivided moiety in and tc
lots 2. 5 and 6. in section 2I, and lots and
9 in section %. in township II. range
west, and west half of section e. Tow nshI
IL. range 5 west, lying in Issaquena coun
ty Mississippi
Purchaser will be required to give un
doubted security Tor the mir. base none,
Of said lands.
| RA,SOM STURDY ANT,
Administrator w. N. Peers, 4 ceased
| Yazoo City, Dec. 1856 Ct.
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Swasey Nurseries.
YAzoo CITY. miss.

THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE TLEAS-
Il URE IN calling the attention of the public
to their extensive Nursery Grounds which are
now filed with the most complete assortment
ofFruit Trees, Plants &C., that lave ever been
offered to the people of the South Located
as we are in the middle region Off the State of
Miss. we have oil the difficulties ola climate to
CO tend with, and any varieties of Fruit that
will succeed we'll with US, may be confidently
recommended to any one wishing to plant in a
S uthern climate and ssl, we have now in our
specimen orchards between five and six hun
dred of the best varieties of Apples to be OBJ
tanned in Europe or america of this large num-
Der so far as we have tested we can recon
mend no more thon forty or fifty varieties that
succeed well in This Southern climate. Many
of the finest Northern varetie, arc entirely
worthless, and many others are Of inquest n
bic value, while only few, and those mostly
of the earliest varieties can be confidently
recommended to give entire satisfaction to the
Southerv Planter. The same result has at
tended our experiments in the cultivation of
the Pear, Peach, and most other varieties of
Fruit, but while we have. found many to be
worthless we have succeeded in selecting some
varieties of the Pear, Peach. Nectrines, April
cot, Plum, Cherry &c. that cac be confidently
relied en- to produce fruit of as fine quality and
in some instances, fn,r than can be produced
in the grounds of the most extensive orchards
of the North. Persons wishing to supply
themselves with fine Fruit Trees that they can
plant " fsir>SSrt tlso Co...
do so by sending US their orders early, naming
the varieties wanted, Tor. what would be
better naming the season at which they
wish them to rpen, and bearing the selection
of varieties to US. Our Trees are very hn'
and our prices are low, as, will be. seen b!
reference to our catalogue which viii be sen
Tree to all applicants.
A dress ~. 80 .ss,sf
C.B SWASEY eco.
Oct. II n22. Yazoo City, Miss.
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Legal Notices.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoO COUNTY.

YAZOO COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Term, 1856.
UEPCN reading and filing the petition of
~ James G. Berry Administrator with the
will annexed of Young Berry, deceased,
for an order to sell t g personal property
said decedent, and it appearing TO the
\ faction of the Court, that John @. A.
uffiie and Martha ]. his wife q SAM G
Berry, heirs and distributes to said estate
are not citizens OF this State. but reside be-
yohd the limits thereof, so thtt the ordina-
ry process of this Court cannot be executed
upon them, therefore it is ordered that
they enter their appearance in said appiica-
ton an show cause if any they have or
can why said order should not be granted
on or before the first day Of the next Jan
uary term of this Court, TO be holden in the
Court House of said county, on the fourth
Monday.o January 1887, otherwise the
several allegations Of said petition will be
taken as confessed by them, and the mat
ters thereof decreed accordingly
1t is further ordered that publication of
this order be made in the american Bau-
ner' for TOUR weeks successfully,
WITNESS, THE HONORA-
c BILE ROBT. B. MAYES,
Judge Of Probates of said
LIS. cou ty, the fourth Mon
day of November 1856,
S- and seal of said Court,
Issued the Cd day of De-
cember 1856.
j. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, Clerk.
Yazoo City. dec5 295t
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; N8W ADWISRT lS3IlSllTS>
Elegant Extracts in Cut
: GLASS BOTTLES.
CONNECTED wEEKLY ny LINK a HARRIso.

.DoMADES, COLOGNES, &c--A new sup
ply--fresh and genuine. Essence Bouquet
Oriental Dtops Cougce's assorted; Turkish, French
German and American Colognes; Sweet Pink Po-
made Portugal do; Puff Boxes; Ia Portrnonics and
Ia Purses; Harrison's Andulusine, Rose, Vanilla,
Raspberry Strawberry and Horehound Gum Drops
&c. en-
Hnrrisons Cachos, Aromatic Cachou Cigar Cases
Match Cases, Money Purses, fine Penknives dc.
We invite attention to assortment of Perfum
cries, Brushes &9.l And We assurelhe public tha
we do not sell atcost
vicksburg, Dee IS J. G. LANlER co.
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Clothing, SC.


EXcltelMentl V0riety!y
JOHN q. IgN11 ASSEM- q CO.gx4
a RE NOW OPENINGs AND IN Receipt
OF the finest and most elegant stock-ever
opencdin Vicksburg. Ladies cannot fail to
be, pleasedswith4 the ass0ltment. offered, both
in, quality andptice.sfThe young we can al
%>ss please. Come one, ceme oil, and you
snan aot leave dissat sfed. The large stock
CONSISTS part OF fa.ss4..lS. .s.fsaaan.l
q q nne ass1 - tof Trimmings consisting of
sa.:. a ana N.Y. cummings, ss.4mgJ
D 1ia' 81 les O. aI BnssesG aloons,
iBlack.ve vet ribbons Of all ~;d.bs.
Black tassel and Bugle fringcs; =. ...ss.
White cotton timing fringes, differcA4 widths
la pretty assortment of silk and glass bra.,,s
Bugle tassel buttons of the latest style,
ALI articles belonging to the Embroidery line,
Zephyr woIstec. plain and spotted,
I,Embrodering aud Upper patterns, + n f@ay
.Embroide; y, silk and, cotton, of all colors:
Gold and Silver braids and twists, ase
lrse silk twists purse steclk gold ,trim'gs,
French Corsets of all descriptions: ~
Sets.of Jaconet collars and sleeves. =
!" g. - for children
Jaconet band', fieun:iDps edginga insertngs
A great variety Of ladies' worsted hose, arr
worsted Hose and gloves, s
LADIES' Silk, Cashmere and plush gloves.
Splendid leather,& velvet menageres & abas
A large variety of beautiful Jewelry and Odor
boxes. fancy bottles an ,candlesticks;
A splendid and large assortment of Jet Neck
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Monies of every description, .asa,E
A great veriety of fine knives and scissors;,
Shell dressing and tucking combs, great variety
Buffalo IS -" 81
Hair, tooth, cloth. hat and table brushessl of
every sort. GsfE dftsT
"A full assortment Of Perfumery, as
Pomatum, Faac, Soap, Extrait Cologne,
Cosn.eciqnes, Blame de Perlas, Lip Balm,
Balm of thousand flowers, sH -. .
The largest and prettiest assortment of Fanny
articles ever brought to this city. .lspgA
Toys. .e,9r ,5s.f
THANKFUL to the Citizens of Vicksburg
and surrounding country, ano especially TO the:
ladies'. for the very liberal patronage heroto-
fore extended to them, beg leave to add that
the additional exp rience of the past yearDhas
aided us in the selection of the present S ook,
and we feel satisfied that.we can please all.
JOHN o. STRASSERI g. Col %
Vicksburg, nov. 81 .79geI
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Notice.

XMAS Committed - tAs Jail Of Yazoo
Wv County, on the Oh Of November, by
]. Fl. Lawrence, Justice of the Peace for
said County, negro boy by the name Of
LEWIS, who says he belongs to Andrew
Ramsey, of Coke County, Tennessee. Sale
boy is ft etc inches high, fiftv-sefn years
old, perfectly black, with heavy be rd rhC
owner OF said negro is requestedto oome for
ward. prove property and take him away, o.
he will be dealt with according 70 Law.
M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff.
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H, ID. HOWE g. Co:

~ w - - ~
DEG leave to call the attention oil their
ID friends aud the public generally to their
large and extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS; BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
by means Of orders, their assortment is sui
complete, and their friends need be at no loss
In making a selection. Though not selling at
cost, they are willing to sell at very small
advance, either for cash or on time, to prompt
THEY HAVE,
Negro blankets, fair rand good, from S3,25 TO
$3.50. n
Bed blankets, very fine, from "a to s12.
M.n's. ladies' and Misses Rubber sandals anC
shoes. es SD
Negro hoots, rnssets and brognns..
Besides every other kind and article of Fanci!
and Staple Dry Goods that belongs TO wei
regulated establishment
Vicksburg dec 10
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N OV. II, I60O-O n.
Land for Sale.

T OFFER for sale $50 ocres Of valuable land
i situa ed in Washington county Mississippi
ON the Yazoo river and adjoining the planta-
ton known as Fisks. L. iriy acres Of said
land is cleared and in cultivation. Informa-
ton and terms of sale NAV be had of S. S
Cassleman, near the land.
HAMILTON WRIGHT.
Vicksburp decl2
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iWe,U Firm.

VINE undersigned will continue business at
Il the old stand o. Higginbotnam & Co.. uu-
der the name and Firm Of HENDERSON o.
CO.. where theJ viii keep constantly on hand
! Fs ssG1fs ot SSsoS III PRoDUcE, PLAN
TATION SUPPLIES, LIQUORS &c,
viii: will be sold at the lowest cash prices
~ q, w. HENDERSON.
lYazoo city October lst 1856
$4,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING
Ard Genflernans Furnishing Goods,
ALL THE BEST IN THE WORLD
which we offer for sale cheap for CASH ant
CASH ONLY, at cost and small profit By
N'G- "HH L FRANKLIN g. CO
December IL Z.
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BOOK KEEPING,


TNHE undersigned respectfully informs
= the people ofY azoo City, and the pub
lie generally, that he spfepared to instruc,
persons in Book keeping by double Entry.
en- new principle, and one which will give
satisfaction 10 all who may patronize him.
Three or four lessons are sufficient to in.
struct pupil that he may lake charge Of
set Of Books,
He will also undertake to arrange Books
and make out bills for merchants, if desir
ed.
Pest Of references can be given. Apply
at Hobson's Hotel.
JOSEPH Philip
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firm
N of Higginbotham g. Co., are respectfully
requested t, come forward and pay the same
as am DESTROYS OF closing up that Firm en-
tirely. ,.f.. o. w. HENDERSON,
...- In liquidation
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r OFFER for sale on accommodating term
i a tract of land con tanning about $50 acres
about 10 acres cleared and in cultivation. situ-
ated mile from Yazoo City. The and is well
adapted to the cultivation of cotton, and in a
healthy location.
For terms &C., apply to the Undersigned al
mis- residence four miles from this pace.
HENRY EAGAN.
July "a, 1856, nl0tf
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r. JUSEPH FHILiPl
Testimonial.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May IA, 1855.
We, the undersigned, certify that we
have been pupils Of Mr.. Joseph Philip in
his teaching Of Book: keeping by double
Entry. and tba; he has given us entire sat-
isfaciion. We therefore consider him fully
competent to teach The same. impsrting "a
cor6plete knowledge in very few lessons.
We respectfully recommend him to the
favorable consideration who would desire
TO learn Book keeping &c. ~
John H. Henry, NJ. U. w. c. Bingly,
E. c. Elimore, John G.. Boiling,
]. G. Boiling. Emil Kulman.
George W. Brumley, T. Ta'liafore,
j. L. Shelman, B. F. Taylor,
I, ]. Harwell, Henry Brill,
| .Vineland, A, p. Bib,
A. +. Hart, w. L. McKay.
+ He f ally desires to have class in
Mathematics, which ought to give satisfac>
| lion even to teachers.
| YaZoo CITY, Oct. "a, 1856, IF.
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WE AREiCONvsNCED OF IN.

WE ARFaCONVsNCED OF IN.
That WEILMAN d BRO,
CELL their Goods at New Orleans prices, and
that We can find there, an extensive assortment OF
a kinds of Goods. They offer you This week, tn e
finest of
FRENCH OIL CALICOES, at % cents only
| ward wide Bleach Domestic, at 10 cents pr yd,
and every thing else in proportion.
Call early, for Bargains await you, at
ea WEILMAN l. BRO.
Yazoo City, Nov IA 1856.
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The Stateof Mississippi

Chancery Court of saquena County. Mis-
sissippi.. November Termil856.
Gabriel F. Spence
No2 VS..
Elizabeth Spnce,
Upon opening the complainants BILL.
y and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant Elizabeth
Spence is not a citizen of the Sthte of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits there
SO that the ordinary process Of this Court.
cannot be executed against her, therefore
il is ordered that she enter her appearance
herein on or before the first day Of the next
term ofthis Court to be holden aslhe Court
Mouse a. on the the fourth Monday
demur to complaioants bill; or the several
allegations will be ken for confessed as to
her.
lis 49, red hat a sonv az
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.


VNE ARE IN RECEIP OF THE
w following Fall Goods, purchased
with the view Of meeting the early Fall de-
mand. r4 ..;.e, H. 4s.r.s.ssi. s',gfe7sy
English, American and French Fancy
Prints; tsasass j ee.s-.,p e8.;xsE
Real Scotch Ginghams: bistQ wal
Real Scotch Plaids:: 3esa.se.G) .gs4E.
French do ~. nf-lea 4asU
Opera Sac Flanpek:,o 7,.y1 -'..sa
White and Red Flannel>; 80 s'a.f,r
Black Alpacas; s,og .fs.as.zT s'g4r &
Fine black Bombazines;,a - ~
Satinets, Jeans ard Cassimeres;
Pink, Blue and Buff Chambray;
Cap, Bonnet and Belt Ribbons; Yv1sq
Patent Leather Byl Its: !. I. .arnE ~:
Black, Colored and Plaid Elastic Belts:
! Hoop Skirts. round bone; !, s,,a.losks
Embroidered Muslin; Cambria Line
Collars; 4,ss:ile 4 ns7lS sT4l4a {:
| Ladies, Embroidered. Hem stitched and
/ Mourning Handkerchiefs; sid sis
| Gents Hem stitched sHandkerchiefs:3
!! Jaconet and Cambria Bands, n,,rt-r
4 English Thread Edgings and Laces
Real Valelciennes lisi.sp do
| Black Grape Collars. .ietal "a !1fa E.
| Plain White Jaconels; ar .;si,3s4 !.
| Plain and Checked Cambries: grssa
IL. Velvet Ribbons, all widths. as,g.a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pursuance OF the power IN me vested
~ by virtue of decree of the honorable,
the Probate Court of Yazoo county State
OF Mississippi, made at the November Term,
1856, thereof, will, as administrator upon
the estate of William N Peers, deceased,
proceed to sell in front of the Court House
door of Yazoo county,
on MONDAY. 26TH DAY OF JANUARY
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pasengss proceeding 20 London and svr
other route. FOR the economy Of time and money
rAssAoE rnox
f Cabin Main Saloon, tSe rt Cabin, saloon
second 10. tGO.
All etters and pass through Post once
No bills o ading vii be parcels on the day
sailing = :
An eIpsrieneed Surgeon Is attached TO each ship.
ror freight or passage, apply 10 O. n. SAND,
III south william H., Nev York,
ca. HEIHEKES CO., Brcrnen,
-. Crosby CO, southamptsn.
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STEANnoAT FOR saLE.-Tee own. q .@n

STEAMuOAT FOR SALE.-The q
- ers oi the Steamboat AUGUSTA lately running kEEr
between Port WAlthAl and Norfolk, ssh1L
Boat and her Furniture for price
follows Length IFS feet breadth Of beam exclusive guard
~ feet inches depth Of hold feet
1885. -
The Wheel houses olnsrs work. within
he pas, also, upper
clamp mbers braces Ac Has and beautiful
adss cabin on the main deck and spacious ladies. cabin
genteuens cabin and forward cabin below
barrier shop Kitchen the guards every
venlence required 0 boat she furnhed with NE
boat yaSl boats, hprservrs force
lance With the Of Congress Low beam engine
order cylinder S inches diameter II ieet
ron shas and vhee Of the best desep
ton built within the last four months boiler, 1881
Reanne NAe Of Philadelphia and require repAlrs
the consumption speed of boat 4
about 10 miles hour she insured both
rns r the policies Tor which do not expire unt sept Ih ISL
The Boat examined. further particulars
application 70 the undersigned, At Richmond, Va.
TfiOs. DODAMEAD,
deiT-iN Supt. Richmond an Petersburg X Il.
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FIRE, hIARIyE AMP LIFE INSURANCE.

UFFICE RICHMOND fIRE ASSOCIATION,
Second Door Edsf of Corner Miffn aud IitI ~ I
TUNHIS long eslAbshei well
above description q risks, reasonable other
good ohce with cash capital and surplus
OF Dtreeors (peTsonAy
holding their meetings in s city, where all literally
Jused and promptly paid. entities public
patronage.
E No policy fee charged Marine Risks taken BY tins
ONCE DAVID CURkIE, President.
JSO. w. bosHKR Secretary. ielT-tf
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