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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

LOOK TO THE CANDIDATES FOR THE COMMON
CouNcIL.-Tbe respectable politicians and citi-
zens generally are rejoicing greatly over the
nominations for Mayor. because there is a
chance of electing decent and intelligent man
to that office; but they ought to look to the
candidates for Aldermen and Counclmen, and
see that the intelligence and honesty Of the
community is represented in the next Common
Council instead Of the rowdyism and plumber
ing spirit of the loafipg politicians. 1t is Of
very little consequence who is Mayor, that Of
fetal being now CIPHER; but it is of vital i'm
portance to the interests Of the city that the
Common Council should be composed of men
who possess at least common honesty, who
have stake in the community, and will ad-
minister the government economically
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
EniAr0au Accident

NEw LoSpcS, Nov. %. t0G9.
The cars on The EorlheIiA Iairoad last evcsins run
over and KILLED John Pollock, man Thirty years Of age,
belonging to i'caam Mass. The accident occ@red eight
lnilca above this pace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

NEGRO INSTRUCTIONS AND New ENGLAND Cox
TRIBuTIoNs.-The whole history of negro insur-
rcctions proves that there is no race of men so
brutal and bloody minded as the negro. When
the negro gets arms in his hands and little
liberty, he becomes utterly devoid of humanity
and moderation, as has been repeatedly evil
denced-for instance, in the San Domingo mas
sacre, the Hayti instructions, and, nearer home
in the negro instruction of Nat Turner in yir-
ginia, and others. The most horrible atrocities
invariably follow the armed ascendancy of any
portion of the African race, whether over each
other or the white man. The negro, once
reused to bloodshed, and in possession OF arms,
is as uncomfortable and irrational as a wild
beast, and yet we find men claiming to be hui
mani'arians and friends of the human race.
such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rev. Mr..
Wheelock, Wendell Phillips, and the three
thousand New England clergymen and women
aiding and clarifying John Brown in his at
tempt to arm the slaves of the South, and sci
them on to attack the white population, send
ing armed emissaries into peaceful, happy neigh
borhoods, to excite the fury Of the negroes,
while all history attests the ferocious brutality
of this race when possessed of the power to ex-
ercise it. What strange inconsistency!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

I BANGOR, Ne Nov. %, 1889.
The steam sew mill erected Ivy Theopbus Cushing at
Fankioft Mis- was fred by incendarica last night and
.sAily DESTROYED The less ia mostly insured, ar.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
The rrayornIty OF Boston
Trial Of Shepard far Forgery.

HUSTON, NOV z, fB5H
Joseph ". Wighiman has received the democratic
for Mayor of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
The Yncht Wnnderer.

SAVANNAH, NV. It 1853.
The argument in tho trial OF the yacht Wandcrer cas-,
has been concluded ard the whole viii 60 before jury
TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

jobs in the way OF appropriations, improve
m~nts, DC, de-, and the name of the outside
jobbers and robbers concerned is legion With
regard to the great work Of retrenchment and
reform, the Mayor is mere negative charac-
ter. 1t is our municipal legislature that does
the mischief. Let it be looked after; for here
indeed, is field which may we'll COM
rnand the special attention OF our taxpayers,
and all the vigilance Of the democratic and
every other well intended vigilant association.
e-----------------------
THE UNION FERRY LEAsEs.--We see that the
people of Brooklyn are taking active steps to
defeat the craftiiy planned combinations by
which the Union Ferry Company had hoped to
secure anothersten years enjoyment Of their
present oppressive monopoly. A meeting Of
property holders was held in Remsen street
on Friday night, at which it was determined to
press the matter on the attention Of their own
have appointed a special committee to nego-
tiate with the corporate authorities of New
York for the alteration Of the terms Of sale 80
as to restore the ferry rates as charged in 1853
and 1854, or secure the ferry franchise to the
city of Brooklyn. We can see no reason why
the first OF these objects should not be readily
conceded. It is to the interest Of the taxpayers
Of New York that as large a price as pos
sible should be secured for these leases, and it
is plain that this can only be obtained by in
viting competition. By putting up the ferries
in one lot, as is proposed by the Comptroller's
advertisement, all bidders will be excluded but
the present monopolists, who, by recent out
lays, have run up the amount to be paid for
in stock and improvements to about million
Of dollars 1t is evident that no new
company can come into the market and
assume the responsibility of such dead weight
us this. The present lessees will, therefore,
have il all their own way, unless the Common
Council of New York can be induced to re-
scind the resolution directing the Comptroller
to putup the five ferries conformity. It's under
stood that there are parties in the field {real
estate owners in South Brooklyn who are
ready to bid for the Hamilton and South fer
ries, if they can be obtained separately, and
that they will bind themselves not only to run
at the one cent fare, but to keep better boats,
better time and better accommodations gene
rally. Under these circumstances, the more
particularly as our own city treasury will be-
neft considerably by it, we are in favor of
throwing open these ferries to as wide com
petition as can be invited The Brooklyn pco-
pie, who arc the most Interested in the matter,
earnestly desire it; and unless it can be shown
that compliance with them will involve a cur
tailment of our own rights or privileges, the
Common Council Of New York should, we
think, incline favorable ear to their remon-
strances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

Non-ArrivaI Of the Goycrnor-G General or
CubR.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 90, 1862
The Cahawbas adyices from Havana on The 18TH do
not mention the arrival Of the Governor General! Of
Cuba, which daily expected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07
ioUISsIIi-H a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Z G 3 = z. . 9. g g a
Time from Nashville 90 E.ouisvilIe--Six-
teen Hours,

BA AMOkE AND OHIO
fsR . . = a z e & 81 = e
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TENER INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimoreou the East and Wheeling, Bei.Wood, lad Park
ersburg the West which places uules with Railroads
Steamers, 81 ior and from All points IN the
West, SOUtis-wcSf and NGrth-WcSt.
Pare 10 New York and Boston oNE aOLsR less than via any
other route
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily $50 F. NJ, ami 1880
A. n.
Direct connections are nadeby these trains
For all thG Eastern Cities.
rhisis he only route 70 Washington City.
Passengers 10y this B0ute visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
heE York and Boston, The cost ci ticket Boston atone, by
Uther lines.
Through Tiobe's 10 hc Eastern cities bc procured via
Washington City Al an additional charge u 8. Co.
Quick time and connections.
inquire for tickets the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
any OF the principal Railroad clices the West.
4 7. FULLER. Gcnl Western Agent.
=. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent
". ?. SMITH, Master transportation. rapIi
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1t viii save deal trouble -four friends,
in writing to u. viii leaI in ur the following rules
Always give the date Post Office county, aud State in the Lody
OF your letter
II yen wish the Paper changed ece another give
both Offices in full
If you write siness other matters separate
sheets o. paper, or different leaves q sheet.
letters and communications solicited upon all suei facts
and SUBJECTS as may be CT inoTa interest the public
Anonyat US communications Whatever character III
90 attention
Correspondents should write pon one se of the per
We c1uuo un ierake to return ri ctr1 ciions.
~ letters on business should be diected acssrs g.
RAsfMAN CO. and persoaally to eiler Of the Pro-.
preturs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

BAYARD TAYLOR is-tO giFe-s seFiesef lectures in
San Fra neisco for which he receives 81, ,O0O He
viii probably make as much more il side lectures.
Their delivery win probably extend over period
of three months. Pretty fair pay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

RIFLE CANEoS.-The Natioaal Hateiig saeer says
experimental trials continue to be regularly made
az the Washington navy yard on this Interesting
branch Of pIojeetiles. The guns tried are OF vari-
Gus weights and sizes, slms proving more efficient
and conirollable than o:hers. There was a trial
ye,tcrlay morning, for instance, wherein five elas
ses of cannon were tested by actual firing. OF
these, Nos. and 8, which were from boat gun
throwing ten pound shell, we're delivered at dis
tanccs very cloee to each other viz. 430 and g. 44G
yards each of them just short Of two miles. These
shells, Be believe, are two pounds heavier than
those which were hurled with such execution by the
French in THEN recent battles in Italy large and
most formidable locking iron gun, made apparently
of the best materials has been cast al the yard and
is now ready for firing. 1t will throw fifty pound
shell, and must prove terribly destructive. 1t re-
mains TO be seen what the range will be, but three
and half to four miles should hardly deem to be
extra7agani. -
From the appearance Of things in The ordnance
shops il is plain that keen intelligence and watch
full viger presids their operations leaving it
manifest that country viii be allowed to be in sd
vance of this in whatever appertainso the eff ctiye
weapons Of war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07
ENERA MACHINERY DEPARTmENT

Turbine and Reaction Water
wheels;
Tobacco and Lard Presses:
Water and Gas Pipes, Retorts
and GasworEs Castings;
Rolling Mill Machinery and
Blast Cylinders;
Gin MachiIery, Cranks. Gud.
geons, Sha1ting &c.,Gc
tterns CT Spur aud Bevil Geer.
Wheels, 20 select from.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

oSr DoLIGR per Square tie first and Fifty CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily aud Weekly, will
be charged the Rl daily rates with ha The weeky rates
7y'si'af zdre'feaaets mast Be paid Jorat tie fe IF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

Stationary and Steamboat Rn
gines and Boilers;
FlOuring and Giist Mills ant
Mill Machinery;
Circular Sash and Muley Saw
Mills:
Sugar Mills and Corn Crushers
Cast and Cut Grering for Cot
ton Mills;
AneNtenSiye catalogue oflPG
ing, Pullrys, Balance and BaLd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

SpIReeK, the celebrated Professor of the Univer-
siiy OF Bonn, is confined to lunatc asylum. The
recent political excitement in Germany has destroy
ed fhe balance Of his mind =
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0as56iIIc Qlnon ans 9nrritsn.
Daily $; rri-weel.iy -; weeAly 81. )
Fates Of Advertising.

TEN IlNEs or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN Tur DAILY
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One Square, one year. ssOTaeh addition al Square, So
Advertisers exceeding thu space contracted
for, will be charged fOr the excess.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

BImOrsd Reforms ia Ehs EsaPai States
Tuscan Politics Hovements OF Carl
hal
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LINDON FOIk SALE.

Church street, just below the Post Office'
vi. =. COM MBS--PrOprictOr.
E1EksoNS isiug Fine Hack, Omnibus, Car or al
most kud u geele, will Gnd excellent assr
NJ ts above stand My stock dgae and always at The ser
1ic 81 ue public Trips all parts Of the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29
Legal Notice

Legal Notice.
To II. Jane Blackwell II and f. r. Blackwell her hus-
band, Maria Z. Huston and William B. Huston
hsr husband, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey, and
Annie Ward Abbott and G. s. Abbott her hus-
band:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
n there IL Gle in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Fort
Madison, = petition Of Benjamin r. Messenger
claiming of you the said p, Jane Blackwell and
Maria 4. Huston tle-snm OF one thousand dollars
% money due on yeur two promiss0ry notes 10 ssid
Aesssng ger, dated April 9th, 1855, tor 5000 eseh 1t
one End two years respectively, With 10 per cent.
interest Per annum. and ON . mortgage Of even
date sherewith, given to secure the same also
claiming A9ainst MI Of you the foreclosure Of said
mestg the same being upon lots ., 10 and Ii in
block in Messeneerville, Lee county, lows, and
more particularly scribed In said petition, FOR the
pGrthase none, and further praying for sale Of
said ptssfty to pay the sum that may be found due.
II And unless you appear and answer said petition
On Or beforsthe morning of the second day Of the
neat tern o4sad court, 70 commence 1t lit. Madison
on the nrst Monday Of December, A. D. 1859, the
sAid petition will be taktA ~ confssssd by you
decree rendered against you prayed for there
in. a. 80. NOBLE h STRONG,
Oct. ~, ls50-dlm Att.ys fer pltas.
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OGDEN, BROwNELL 4 CO.'S
CirT Book SroRs,
Anx37d 81 Main-at,
The KnisksIbocksI MagaSine.


The KnickerbocKer Magaxino.
rrHE KNIcKRRDOcKRR MAaAziNR begins
ID les MAy number two serials one illustrated
and in popular sty ., the Alulterations Of Food
--the subject nearast the health and happiness II
sver1 family in the land, and nov AttreesiAg great
attention in GpTepA tbs other fascinating md
powerful story OF domestic life, entitled;
THE ROMANCE or "A POOR YOUNG NAN,
BY Octave PsuIlst. said 70 be the best novsl pro-
duced In the last hve years. The 6rst chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thacksrsy nor
.ss1n,.. n .,s =; Any thing
Kvry nsksews shs. ~ ~ criminai svarsce Of
manptsstursss md Dealers almost every srtssls Of
food In common usa, liQnors and drugs, ars adul-
terstSd With hurtfu1 And poisonous substances, and
the ID the 6rsi and only publication
in the country that has undsrtaksn 70 expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
every nan'1 Mo. All of ia statsmsnts are baseA
upon rigid chsmioal anal isis and micrencopical ex
sduatsrasions and tho manner u detecting them
are unrivAled and 70 probe the evil TO the bottom
the knicksrbockef will pnblsh, 70 far - its nves
tigstinOs Axtsnd, the aanes of tho manufacturers
and dealers guilty Of this insiious crime against
health and liie II 10 the most Important series VI
srtclss ever begun In m American Magazine, and
shoeld 70 into every family
The May knseksreOcksrh as Also the conclusion
Of splendid Astels Dante, By Rsv. Or. Osgood;
dashisg contriAnAiss, Ores sAs sshr, DR.. J. W.
P(llner Jolly greeA,s Nv ssteEn TouT, By Osmond
I!fanx Ds2na Poems b Park BsajAnin and
ANcs "A 20 ! novel and picturesque contsthn-
tiQn on DtsnS " recent missionary 70 the king
dom II ~ v Aits 4nlspAass. Thu Editor's Table
h always Hatlre Of thS Kiskerhscksf. A full
pAGs 1tSsl Plsts engraving of Madame de Chez
rs1ss, shs crest rival Aof klchelieu and Masarin,
Teraa, ~ ~ year postage pre-paid. By the
Publisher TO any part n the Uaitsd States.
- sSS.s..z .Is ss.J Sa.os.r SooAsf
eoetainibg tAs shove, With SEWN fulI-page Steel
Rvw rim dnf1 H.
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Y u tAose - ,...h $500
Ana tios, ~ a,rs1 /. ..ssX -. nufned before
I "a - -" i@ssn ths more.
Al Extfnruf - 80
Als.,, - nsrs1s - new
rR0uI.A - = rvmw,
ESOR the bsns2t q nj m.ianshaI. - 49,
q stdsd iduais--A PFRTTCT0 m r r -
cocoanuts q ri ~ W. ~ csSSs - Inc me
Of ~ - -thsssnA N11eh ~ ~ S7sS r-.s.r.
wrfnkle6 aad a6Tse 3Sv - 41a1- S2x ~, 49,
juvsAilp . .s,s.s Il -. -. q -, =.
culiaSly poGl0k re - rWSnsin - ! NJ
profog1on q r(o y r1esanntsi.s' Il n,<,ss
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OriginaI NeIice .

OHhBNMaS N0bHw0s
To Dsniel 'Rsgan and Mary O'Regan his wife
VQU and each Of you are hereby notified that
n there 10 now on file in the ONCE Of the Cisrk
Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, a Fort
Madison, . petition of Martin Stafford claiming
of you the foreclosure Of . mortgage on Lot in
Block 1873 in the city Of Keokuk, Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having been made and delivered by
you the said Stafford to secure the payment Of !
note TO him given and made payable by Daniel
re gan ninety days from February 4, 1859, 1.-THE
date Of said note and mortgage), for the sum Of
hfty dollarsj said petition praying for judgment
against said Daniel Regain for said sum with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
Of that all equity Of redemption Of defendants be
forever forscosed and barred. and for general re-
lief. A3t84
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term of said court to begin ON the first Mem
day Of December, 1850, judgment will be rendered
again INST you thereon pro confesso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
Aug. Is, 185e-4w Soils. For Petitioner
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! New Books.


Simms, Last.
YNHB CA6SlQUE OF kIAWAH, Colonial Ro-
'' e o siti BRowNELL co. $
CIrY Book SroaE,
sepisd 81 Main-sl.
hALiFAX, GENTLEMAN" BY Miss Mulooh,
OGDEN, BRowNKLL CO.'S
CirT Book Ssoss, :.
sell3 81 Main-st.
Dosntngss E4s1s and Rruit Trees OF
aN America.
THE culture, propagation and manaG ement, In
1 the Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trees geuer-
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Fruit, native and fcreign, cultivated In the eoun-
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qap1e JUS SMILE nsOOK0. sH e a
You've PEOPLES LIBRARY.
l4u In Esries, 1
German Stories,
Primers, Toy Books, 10,
OGDEN, BRowNRLL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book sroRs,
sept Sod ~ No. - AAin-st-
A LsO; New supply Of Beecher's FRUIrs, fxQW.
~ EM All FAsHIxG BassAss ! svisns anA s1s-
periencss Of Religious ksAjnA, a1ankwa; South
6aDEN, BkoWNELL 4oo.'s
cIrY BuoK EroRs. &.
sep5-d No. - Main-st.
pIczDED P6EK. l. 7TTs
/ BACON SHOULDERS,
sVdAR-CUk NED HAMS
Just received and for sale BY
w. II. AUSTIN CO.,
aUg2a Ito Main-st.
TennYsOnss LAST.
TIME IDYLS OF THE KING, jUst received by
i OGDEN, BR0MNELL \ CO.,
keps0 81 Vain street.
1 - 4
a LAANACs FOX 1850 for sale BY
| n oat7 OGDEN. BROWHELL 4 Co.
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=. .. PATRICK.

Agent Tor the Cate City Music stare.
NO. ~ MAIN-RT.,
MILL sell new or socend- hand PIANos ard
w MEloDE0NS on csmmiAsioA; viii KEPAIK
PIANOS, AELoDEON6, the nsehins heads 81
GUITARS, Acy and viii sspsrintsnd tho resaoval
OF Ptsnos. On their packing for shipment.
A-chaEgss maderaae, - ea
seUt z$d31a
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The Tcachsr,. A..S-T-.1

The Teachers Az Aia1anI.
VI m Hints and Methods IN school Discipline and
~ InstTacfioA, being = series OF letters to one
entering upon The teachers work For ssJe b. Is
oct76na OGDEN, BROWNELL = 10.
M OCMA, Java, LAGUAYHA Il 40
IVA COFFEE Tor sale Wholesale and retail n
oc.lAd II a KELLOGG BIRaE, NJ
8s No. III Mainrsa.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry frees, eit6sf Dtsndsrd or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Outtings; Carrsnt, Coos
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bsshss, together
With Kvergreens and Ornamental Shsuhbsry, viii
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trsss delivered IN any part Of ths City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds In the Western part of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
@. O. HILTON,
Late Hubbell Il Hilton.)
Keokuk. Sept. g, 185S-dAW
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NO. rs MAIH-sr.,
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they odsr to cash and prompt .ims-bsysrs On To-
vsrable terms. The stock 6sing ueusually large.
they con Adsntly solicit IN sxaminatiop Of The
same. SWAN. TUCKER.
Nay le-d&w StEa u ksA PAAioch.
vi mhsisd ". An. TucKHR.
- lmayIsl 6.W. n. TUCKER.
LRTPFTN's Horss Mails good stock Of al
" si.ss fsr sils y B. ". I'll. TUCKER.
mehIed
A MES SH0vEtS.-- A large stock Of Anss
IA Shovss6fSfsNis4cwb ~
. msEle 9. ". q. TUCKER.
0CYTHE STONKS.--Scyths 6tosss, OF different
y kisds,iFetitiss 70 ssit.
MI 6.W.A II. 1QkEk.
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- RiAa1AnA SAsspsnGs 1syssisb BY
maK0 s.a.a L. S.Ws& II. TUCKER.
4 III il do. d
800 a.s::':a !: . .'iasa--. superior .rsas,.
Finishing do
Banel do
Tosslhsr With ssasr~l ssssrsnsnt Of other nails
Of IL 1slnent hss1As 5ust sfsssivsd and fer sale
low M 8. va H. TUCKER,
MORN Garden, Grabbing and other HOES;
~ 6padss, Shovels, HAT focks and Picks;
Scythss. 6naths, and 0Fain Cradles;
Cow-bslls, Rakss and Cora Planters
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted lard ware and Cat
iery on. haad and for sale lsv BY
naySd1w g., II. TUCKER.
ThS BsrsA0 ri dstsnss, of 70
~ rioaS first ,foY salsby
3. va n TUCKER,
ae8as {6iGn 81 the RsA aAlssk,
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