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The Fourth at Abbeyille.

The ,gseater part of our citizens sought
amusement on the Fourth by going to
Williamson, New Market, and other pla-
sces where the day was to be celebrated
but those remaining as the didn't-get-away
club, (thanks to the patriotism of the good
host of the Marshall House y were not to
be deprived Of the glorious privilege Of cele-
brating the National birthday. Mr.. Davis
had prepared most excellent impromptu
dinner, and invited his neigbbors and friends
to help him eat it in honor of the day.
The invitation was gratefully responded to
by quite respectable number, and after
the good things physical provided by Mr..
Davis had been disposed Of, Mr. e. S. Kerr
was requested, to move TO the head Of the
table and take position rs President of the
Day. The Declaration of independence
was then read, in an impressive. style, by
Mr.. Jno. McLaren, and also the following
series Of toasts, which had been prepared
a few minutespreviously for the occasion {:
Ihe Day zoe celebrate.
George Washington.
1he Heroes of the Reuozutio,s-Tbe
memory of their deeds Of daring is still
ifesh. IN the hearts of Americans.
zhe Anae'ssaa Union-May its proud
panner continue to be unfarled "o'er the
lands OF tho free, and the home of the brave y
SoeM caseliaa Our mother: We are
9es ashamef to own her, nor afraid to.
defend her. - f.' ~ '"'o ~ -
: q Memory ,g' Calhoun. seu
sWe Noasinees Of t5e, Dsn,oerasie Con.
;yeason-The Hon. James Buc6anan ',,: e
:Pay for President. That lope.tried. able
and faithful repfesentatise 0fDenuocrafjc
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CONSTGNEES,

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at AbLevillc:-
Wickliffe e. Armstrong, II Kerr, f Noble,
Slayer " Livingston, J Lyon, II w lawson
D Sondlcy, 2 Brown, j Adams, A N Smith,
Nv Black, ii c Cabell, J F Marshall, Mrs NJ +
Cunningham, Cunningham, L Reid, Perry
man d Waller, II A Jones, III Patterson.
D. r. SONDLEY Apt
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DIED.

Near Piekensville, Ala, of Typhoid Fever
on the 10th June, instant Mrs ELIZA M
CALHOUN. daughter of Isaac Taylor and
bcville District
She had been married only about three years
and about twenty-three years of age, when
| she was summoned to experience the realities Of
On endless eternity. Last summer she Joined
the NJ. E. Church, fully convinced of the i'm
portancc of securing that Heavenly treasure,
and 1t Is gratifying to know that i'm her diving
moments, she said, she was perfectly resigned
to die, and died .praising the Lord. By her
death, a husbands heart with two little chill
dren) has been wrung with anguish, and the
hearts of the fond sisters and aged father been
made to bleed. Her "glory was rs the flower
OF the grass, cut off in the bloom of woman
hood. She was nm amiable and affectionate
wife-a kind and generous neigbor. W. D. c.
In Edgefcld District on the 10Th Instant
of Typhoid fever, Mrs. SARAH EDMUNDS
wife Of John.F Edmunds and daughter of Le.
vi and Mariah Newbry, deceased, in the 22d
year of her age. She possessed naturally q
most amiable disposition, and was adorned
with all those noble graccs which embellish
the life of true Christian. She was blest with
long gone to rest, and ere their departure had
implanted in her all those noble traits, which
were so prominent in her character. She
sought Gods renewing grace at an early age,
and about two years since made public pro-
fession of her faith in Christ and was bapti
zcd by the Rev. d. Bode and became a mem.
bcr of Plum Branch Church. She was con-
sistent Christian, IN affectionnte wife, a kind
and tender mother, and an indulgent mistress
and by her nmiable disposition procured not
only the confidence, bit high esteem of all who
knew her. She has left behind an affectionate
husband, two children, besides numerous friends
and relatives to mourn her departure ,sBut
their loss is her eternal gain.
IT'S finished, tits done, the spirit is fled:
The prisoner is gone, the christian is dead;
The christian lie living through Jesus love,
And gladly receiving kingdom above"
H.C.E
In Panela County, Miss, June the 4th, 1856.
at her husbands residence, Mrs SARAHHILL.
wife of VIC. Hill, in the 2sth year of her
age. They moved from this Districtsin $50 to
Miss. She has left an affecionate husband and
Blk small children, one aninfant ten DAYS of age
and many friends to mourn her loss She ,sas @
an afectionate wife and O devoted mother
She joined the Baptist Church at Betlah be.
fore her marriage /; she was a faithful membar
while in this District, and continued to mt
her trust in God, and died in triumph Of her
s:essed Rcdeener: Weep not forher as those
that have no hope Blessed are thesdead that that
die II the Lord, for they shall see GaI G.
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Letter from Kansas.

The letter to which we alluded in ou,
last, and promised to publish in this issue,
we have concluded is too old now for publ.
cation. 1t bears date about the goth
May; was received during our absence
and beingsaddrcssed TO us individually was
not opened till our return. Hence now its
most important items would be old news to
our readers. We regret that it was not
publised at the proper time. The writer
is one of the Abbeville volunteers, and is
capable of giving accurate and interesting
reports 81 Kansas affairs. We hope he
will pardon this neglect of his first letter,
and give lis more.
The following brief letter from son of
Gen. A. G. Jones has been handed us by
the friend to whom it was addressed, with
permission to publish if we deemed proper
to do so
WEsTpoRT, Mo-, June 16, 1856.
Dear Colonel: take my seat for the
purpose of addressing yotiS few lines to let
you know where and how we are We are
encamped one mile and half from this
place, in the Territory. 1 like camp life
pretty we'll; yet would like to be at home
again, if only for alittle while. There is a
good deal Of excitement in the Territory );
and in Missouri, TO- The excitement in
tile Territory is caused by the midnight at
tacks and assassinations by the blood thirs
ty, ever meddlesome, and overbearing Abo-
litionsts while good deal .of excitement
in the State of Missouri is on account ~.of
The proceedings of Governor Sumner. He
is, as you are perhaps aware, an abolitionist
by birth. He is one in principle. Has
been and is still proving himself one of the
deepest dye by I'D daily actions. He has
issued PROCLAMATION to the effect that eve
~ armed bodyof men shall be dispossessed
of their arms, or marched out of the Terri
tory, by the United States trocops under
his control, and be disbanded. But be has
only carried out the proclamation in part.
While he has been unarming, disbanding
and running the Southern emigrants and
troops, withoutSespect, from ,theT Territory ;|
while, Lssy, this is done, the AbolitionisteI
are, leftsfn. the Territory with their armssI
and even in battle array. What thi1k you
of such course Of proceedings2
This country is delightful one, and |
country think worth contending for. Fa-
ther, mother and myself are we'll. So also
are the boys of the camp. Mother stays at
Westport City. Write. soon, and direct
your letter to Leavenworth City. Give myl
respects to all inauiring friends and remem- |
Der your friend DC, BY. H. JONES.
J. 5'--------~.D-o-o.-[-'
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Notice..

TNIIE Creditors Of the Estate of the late
l. William II: Smith, deceased, will pre-
sent their demands to me duly probated. and
those indebted to the same, will make payment
to me, by LIST of September next.
WILLIAMS. .TRUIT,
May 23, 1885, -" iO.at
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A. CURIoUs FAor.-Itsian sinsxplicsble
fact that men sburied in ID avalanche Of
SNOW hear distinesly every word uttered BY
those who are seeking for them, #fiile their
most strenuous shouts hail 10 penetrate even
"a few feet Of the Snow =
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Committed

THO the Jail at Abbeville Court House .
T. on Thursday 10th instant Negro n
Girl belonging to Charles Haskell of. this M
District.
The owneris requested to come forward and
proye property, pay charges and take her
away. B.. j. COCHRAN. Joiio,1n
July TO- 1856. 5i6tfI.
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Kings MOn:. tain
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
YorkVilIe, :. C..

FACULTY:
u. JENKINS, (Senior in Oreani-
cation, Regulation and Discip-
linc) Professor of Mathcnnat-
ruNcirALs} ies and Natural Philosophn
A. COWARD, (Senior in Business
matters) Professor of Bellies
Lcttrcs and French
G. A. SEABROOK, Professor of Ancicnt Lam
gHegst gI,@S @na Assisa"s lSG% H. English Brance.
Is. p. BOYD Bursar.
THE SECOND SESSION Of this Institution
- will be opened in the new Garrison
Buildings on the LIST of September.
Terms Of Second .Scssion-ror School Er.
penses, 4: e., Tuition, Books de-, Board, Lights
Fuel and Washing, sso--payablc $40 on en-
trance, and $40 OH lst Of November.
No one under IL or over Is years of ago will
be received.
The services of Physician having been en-
gagged, there will be no extra charge for mod
ical attendance.
Until the 10th of August letters will be d.
| rected to Charleston. S. G.
COWARD e. JENKINS.
July II, 1856. 1Ota25
*At the rates of 5000 pcr annum
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by order of Col. Talnan.
". W. PERRYMAN, Capt.
+; ;. There will be no Parade, on account
of the great heat, but the men are reoujred to
turn out in strength.
have been instructed by the Committee to
say that the Barbecue has been postponed, ow-
ing to the abundance of Picnics about that
tlme' and the inability to procure the new
caps for the occasion.
ny order OF Committee. W.W.P.
July IL, 1856 10.itI
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Attention Calhoun r,

TIIERE will DC an ELEC-
Il TION held, at the
Company Rendczyouz, on
Saturday 18th July, for the
Offices Of Third Lieutenant
and Cornet.
/. c. Lipscombc and T. L.
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July II, 1856. lot
*At the rates of 5000 per annum.
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Der Dplt eaen ait i'm abrerten Brief ber ftpor,
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@s M stmn iiatsss.

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correspondent ber acnpUner 9iterar&su @a,ttte in.
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Seref Wt'fmenl&en Dor etnent nnseHaea gnSe refteu
Ser nM. &pr" bs'ntrft: Die iebt GerrItbtnbe @ttte
soes plasden 1T BEN gSebnbaufern nit SeSpien ~,
pels9et, lou mad bent IuspruG elmer beo,n mss;.,.
h'l@eil esebrtdt, gum Sbetl Saulb an ber IN rem
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lt afPPtdfn bee9t it, lpeht man bic aan,e Cuff INN
5aDuofn Sarebet spantln, bic III Den stbllnosterf.
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tam, bfpnpfrS ba, wp len ireei,b zine ranf6ote sa.
pcitrh Der Guftiue9e itattfnbet. silss5 d i@1
0Gtten tpe83ntretben. Gin paar srosf.n
ersplpt af eraants paPier sesoiIen unS In bas Rat.
tenlcd, 9eiteat 'prb ifs westreibeu. llI III -
Srpfbeulen 3u betlen. llnter sp ,n.sn5s,
at8eratDenet 5ailsnttein mGtbte Der IbrerI,in am,
beUnoers gu beadten etn Derlel6e turb bid aeSeMs
uns parn aaf bic isiotnbe 9tee selest up elm eesn.
faS NIT setr' beftrdenes ttiBts papier barber 40,
pedt 9faf' e'ftsen Sassn ibUn uerben ste @&msrssu
nasse'aen eabsn, nilr rtub man bann alts NIT fan.
tparmen aSafer icrsfaltis abtpalaeu. 7''g
yin, anSsrss @ttel erfrorene el.ber ,u 6.ilea. IL
iOsenpes @an nsbne reinss aussenmeSI fuab. .ins',
rst Sas0't nnS fese iea fc marin als mSslit auf Ss
ss0ssaeh ia el,tosr, Man iaet IS iitsr aat Hssea
ptu 'mar 70 fanit man ts nod enntal tpiebtrsoJs,,
Sana, ,itnS Fs aber aus benz G,r,inSe ssbsilt.
saean Ste @lls sinsn asaiTersaias srsaltea bat f.
TT ptes aaf fclssnbe gBee 81, erretnen @on sri,at
etntn srpsfen berelSen a,tf ben Dalsnaaa.. bIeist
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sSalier s.rlebt. ~
Oft ssrb bic Butter tinFlid gels essfarbt. ger,uus
tbet man ioles, 70 tnetet man etn Skia suttsr IN,
ssallsr Surd Das sSatr ptrS alsSanm sstlt6, ,uean
bte 9utter sefarbt TIT. '''A
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sestm allies tSnnte i fir bid tbun, n,r peins @attir
tann ide nitnials itin." es .'ass'i
Setne ffcl3e 9atir erlau6te ibm n6t. ite ann ,pe.
ten @tals su bitten sr anb au unb frat eitae @rtte
suraa; Elm fdsrsddtr 8amrf stns in lein.n, Smnern
sor d aber ein arter Gei unb feia eples Ser, ser-
ideuften bic gnlpfnplibteit Aa'
oprs5lla, Si 9aIt 8e6t" laste e. IN leilent 3pne;
elm Saaeln ipete ,i eine aipse, sSbrenp aus Ietnen
@asen Die tiefte @eIan6clte Iprdd. SD bari ben
Sstte ntd't iperben, Der 5nnel BAT mir lpltes Slid
Strast: stte Stprbttt miir fpnnt mir Ten @ebar,fe
enen @u8enbld ibneihtln 9in i'd ntsyt elm Ian,,
ses Sppttes9" H 'aes
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an iese stppen nSprtd nt&t 70, ntdt um bener G,e<
ltalt iptllsn idla9e id9 bid aus"
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DER tab ped iaredlittea Ginbrtd leln @ebabreu auf
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afa nene 5ptinungen fit nimer Serndtet l,,b ,lnb
ntetne lang 8eb8ten 8rauMe 1T elm 9bts I'D, aufaee
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pnrfs; Der ridt 9uipel 1T besbalb n6t ninber fbBn
ahe toltear pfnn td i4n alltp ni men nenne fam.
'no tbt lft allies Sersetn, ipas td oIast - yr lnp
ipisper Die alten 5rennbe."
prts3tla parf itb eutsiift BON etnem gbe(nutl an
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Saeaffe e,iropdifebe Ssaebriebt,e,,,, :, !,

8arlsruee, 22. DEG. G3eltern @littaas IN Der
Staatsnnitsr a. o., Gbr. 5r. y. 8uedb, nah f,r,en,
Erantsnaser IN bShem Mlter Ssrl6ieben. q s,. -,
y tret t. Die sanse Bfret9tide Mrmee lcu init
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Strihisbsnen Corps Serleten perbt,,. .', ,, -
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penn @ttlttarsefanSnib tn sEiea sebrabt unb pl spr
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Haufpab lber bic gren3e seitttdt lperbsn. - s.'.
Ste Sapttulsttpn, ipslte @purapteff Der 0,or.
nilpn BON &ars beptlist bat, III ie9r antsnbia Die
tIrtti4tn Sift3iers bebelttn aus anerfennuna brer
Sapferfett Die Dtsen, unb bic Spbaten ip,rSen no.
Dem pc Die 6eltuns ptrlaien batten, BON BEN RuTsn
beiprtett Ste Neptffs purben entlaIen nub nur bic
Stnttnrtsmtnter prtseikrt. General gBams erh;srt
bic Srethett 70 stel 9erpnen In Sretbeit iebeu n, Io
alS er 'pinte, nit @usnabme ruiiber ltnterthom,,
Stt pplnti1en Sff3tre iparen Yermu6Itd iebeu mil
Rnetp tntfpten. Mud ip,irben bic enaliisn Sof,s..
bts Sprbei<Oeflirens Sor WsuraYi,ff b.rbDb,m ,,rn
ipmtt nur als @aite Der SGrfen bebanbelt :
S6mtia. SIM 8antsn Marau dnb ri, c,rh.,
ttanatprt norben; Ife birfen aanb faufen rnS srs;
Sanbel treben, pit bic Gbrltn ~
Sn @enf @urSen bic 5iiGrer Der beibeu e,t,...,,
8siebten 9arteten, Der rabtalen unb cpner.st;ns,,
Sanes Sasi unt 9ietet be Ia 8tse, ssn, bprtia,
Stats sei6mabis nit so BON 64 Gtn,,er ~, sitopi..
bern bes Stsnbratgs Ctrtreter per Stanb. pber Son
tone In Der Snnbts- gerfammlunO sepablt. Die Bel.
beh eanbtbaten 9atten fG Dor Der BabI oea.ns,it;o
strsFt9tet bteie nsr sersintst an,tnebmen. Soburd
1T Die 8eriO9nuns Der @arteien ais spllenbet ~ ~
trabten. os w
2risr. anSpis @tmcn, Der t6tnaliae aboeprbn,t.
tinitrer Sapt gum 5ranfrtsr Yarlaent, fat iett s,
BUD tn sns 8anoen untsr bem 5iteI Plus ben e,rn
psrOifeatlidt. in tesltsm er last yasen aaterlans
eat mid aussttUben bas auslanb tann mid ,,ict a.
bran6ea, peSer I'M 8ureau, nod In Der sula. mil Ser
Sartftteileret ss9t es aud nidt SD perbe Commits !"
eoabon. SsSTutt trtt nit 9seuiabr Ypm gftlos"
3urd, pa Der 8eeatteur BON alien Ssiten bsffiirmt
wOrsen IT, ni6t LANCER cine 70 unamsenebe 5ritf ber
fn9liiasn Diplomatic in iensm 8Iatte an bulben. -
SoifatA striute aus ben 5unoerten Don abreien bis
tom bei istner antunft in Gnsanb iiberret tpurben
bic praftildfn eonfsqusn,en su ,e9tn; bas mar fre
ntdt pfaatsmannil@." Damals rentts SIR. griob ihu,
falt Sea @rn' aus Dor lauter @smpat0e fir tlnoarn
eenn baals lag ltnsarn tueit bnen In Der aiirf,i
Seate absr TT Sfrea anier anrtsr Bis aa etnen a..
wt1sn gnnft. : Bruno Bauer 1T bier etuastroffen'
Jtalten @sanaraeeto, Elm berastiatsr rSmifber
Dp!tassiptUn rprrSs farsIt6 srmsrSet
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unisre Gslaihte b.sinnt fura Dor benz ausbruh Der
srpseN frana5al6en 8eSpluticn bon 'S9. Dte 5rap=
met Il, Der MinDrtentire bei @renubls mar Soriiber
sin jsnser Wsnld BON anssfatr Sterebm Satren ebne
sebantenSsu an bem @lpnnntentt bes &tttr gaparS;
~ batte smsn &rans Scn sprbeer unb Glebenaub st.
,pi.npea nnb be bn auf bes Saupt b.r Staue iutlde
bamals bas @rab beS berdbmten Sranfen ld,madte.
Die @elfhts,I9t bts &aaben parsm fn ssbilbtt, ,rb
tbr @usbrud 5easte BON GROCER Sntslsens; aber ba-
NIT Bate aud bic CUNT Der glatr ibr Gnbe erretd6t
ibre slrbeit eins nidt weer sr tpas zines BON .ne
G,el6Spft, wel4es bic Manner bemttleibe, bic Sraus
Ssltsn leten. NIT einem sBprt @uTav anpre tsar
budlis. -
gIar anserm nth ildb Der @senfa bASsn iiber,enssn
la6s, sae sne srcbe Seelt unb tolt GisenIdaftsn In
sinsm tletnen anb sestrippelen 8Srper wobnen foen
tlmb bod wie Dsle 8epiele babsn mir BON bie.r an=
SeRrittensn &9atlaer! anbre mpbte fir ben sepSbns
jt6em 9epbasttr feline srcBe 9usumft ser f6 6abtn,
uns bod lag ntsr bent rObsn sustrn elm aro6.r Rslm
Ser gru&tbarlet; 1T benz armfeltsen &Srper tuoente
Elm @eiR BON tObem Strsben. Sur Der @elssenbsit
sssuyIts ss sisIst, an ben ssra&tstsn 9ualisea gu
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Wunter srtet wsrbn mub &uspdrtis, abonnenfen b.en
bert 8rtefe unS afiibeiunssn rpben anfirt .rbtten.
@netsn unb 9sanmat9tn aler grt pben inter folsnbn
eo9ur9n enlightenment Gnn,alts gnrlduna stnts Sauats
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GinriGlns 75 Cts. un6 fur oes er af rs gtS fur ttnt
Ronat $10O 5pti Nenate s175 fur trsi Wppa So 0o ir
ss onate $500 @rege @nesn perbn serbalnismd6t bss
ren unb nben bbe bic p @6prnenen beipabert 8trdtt
sas stseE 5nnn Bic I'm, lb bs Sobers.btnben Saaes
an ben, bic 8situns erbsin, einsslanbt Wefbell.
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"a Gin brett binfutbsnb 9lssr, s sss
Gniame Garasaien siebn sfst5
ght S6wstsen barauf Ger.
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9o9 hhnlm inb arnt iilb blti6;@
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'sI,@ Der @nbre BON Der G(be fam, ls p
Gin trsleS, ruitig 9lut;
Seit man ibn feline Seiutatt nafm,
aDtrb niat msbr fruH fein @lutb-
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g}pm bunfelgriin,n 9elt, ~
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5aa 5trab BON Rtnbsburss gau,
dlpb sr =, bio Heit elm Mprs.a tagt
Rit sSla&tppiaunHl9aG,
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limb auf Der Db.n Wanbuf8aft
5as Dur6aitbt lie n,an9e S6labt -
s9ses Die iie nit SsySsn u,sridlafi
sur Srtihtit misrma6t.
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aDana pirb ppbl yn Grl5ltrtbat
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