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city, who has an article q. deci I'D merit Cor
sale on commission, last year paid S24 fo.hav~
ing itadyertiscd in the Journal Ills cou,nis-
sinns on his sales for three months Amounted 10
S5Go This Year the same gentleman pail s35.
Tor having the sane article advertised in two
other papers-''c concluding" not to advertise in
the J0a'nnl, as he supposed onr last years rc,-
ders would recollcct what he then offered Tor
sale aud would call upon .him.to bosupped. :
The gentcman's commissions on sales for this
year amounted to just sT5--ss+25 less ts,a,, last
year: He told us yesterday, tlru hereafter he
would know where to advertise, and admitted.
that IN order TO be successful advertising must
becons'ant and iftad1atis .I0uag.,tl.
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS @INsUIpAN(sEe-

ygo-OFs zltz2 a5ssz ~ so
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u is a singular fact that neug7y. al tac col
cred porti0n.of oar city pol1ulati6n, oSperally
those who, like Downing, own property ARK
q tISehSGly 07'p0s61 to 46olitiOnism or Blacl
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i4lslNSJe IA, Et Ri i2lA y
-
FHE Richmond Whig,a day or two since had
a letter from New Yorkewhich contained the
following rather readabl le extract. 1t will be
seen by this extract that the celebrated Negro
Oyster man, Downing, goes in for Wise ms the
charleston nominee. Being from Accomac
himself as well as Wise, he naturally feels
ProviRciatspriass that bis6isl friend, ,sfhe Cover
nor, who it aPpears was one Of his youthful
mates, should succeed 10, the Presidency. The
co9rr7ss5;pondent writes thus. about Downing.
~ 0ySte1e1 3upia3few DAYS ago at theNinstIp
celebrated oyster establishment of irH45i1sss
t'owmng, on Broad street. H6 is frotiiS tAcco.
na', IN Virginia, was broughtirp. $50 thc sa,,s1
WITH Henry a. Wise The aged Thomas Is
great politician. He is no summer friend ne
believes 9lNNise, aud ,hcprays might andjrr6rn
ing mat ne may have a-chance to vote in this
Ssa!e foE c " Wlses 3 Peslflent9helc elcctors Tom cad
so!e' l9r ne Is orth oyer 0g ono 0zand he Says
ne~should nowii9c worth S20O, ,GO0,F had Fl not
"ccn ior: those Internal wretctIeSS AbolItion;Sto
ana BLACK Republicans. He saws those chons
nav robbed tl.iGndiicheatcd him, md he v,onId
S"Fe w. loT Old Nick sooner than for their canili
u!ts' ~. tnat he would go fnrlhcr TO elect Wise
.na1lA VIA any other man. Not only becnuse, NJ
WISE favors the growth OF OYSTERS opt. or
%.Ach Downing has made piles of dollars Int
"egalSe deepen 5cncc can he placed IN ]Yise's sla
very opinions. Downing is the princinol no.
pr etor and pricpa! Paytnaster fZion's CYlY,,r,h
aoa IS looked up to as good old grapdfath.r,
~ pq'tsteus Ioi Alr!ca.tS IL This city, He saws
u u were not Tor the ridiculous laws in the eli
OF Charleston, that jug free c0loretl ma
ne comes there, nc would so to5that city with
o4eshupdrel more c0Iored lncn. ut tile iino tI,o
i&Ssq9cra9 = a9cteotlHentipn meets; Knock atltIct]ob5
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

UPWARDS O,hS ;OOO, 900
ofi'osses have beeE1lat By The lua T1rs,ra nee Coz;
tle-pa&t IS year,. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

fnR5 lHi5 P9rE O. AND MS PREn1EN "A letter from
Rome tothoN. Y. Times thus describes The Pope
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AsssTa .JANUARY D 1esa:T

Cash in tTalst; aud Agents hands .... f6t SO 4!
Money hne y Company, skodred ~ lortGd s. siso
Real Estate upiGcUa gv.l ......... - '':s:I 4.
ihs Receivable !. -. jE5if -: g. ~ a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

Bill SHAKsPEARE-In the course of recent lee
ture at Chicago, Mr. James Grant Wilson, Of that
city introduced an anecdote related to him BY his
Quaker friend, William Hewitt Said Hewitt: "As
l was passing through Stratford one morning, saw
the master of the village school mastering his schol
ars to their task. stopped being pleased with the
looks of the old man and said, You seem to have
considerable number Of lads here; shall you raise
another Shakespeare from among them, think your
Why replied the master, Il have Shakespeare
now in the school knew that Shakespeare had no
descendants beyond the second generation and
was not aware that there any Of his family re-
naming But it seems that the postcrty Of his sis
ter Joan Hart who is mentioned in his viii, yet ex-
lists, part under her marriage name Of Hart at Tcw.
kesberry and family in Stratford o. the name Of
Smith. Il have Shakespeare here said the master
with evident pride and pleasure Here boys, here.
He quickly mustered his laddish troop in row and
said to me. There now, sir, you tell me which
is Shakespeare glanced my eye along the line
and instantly fixing it upon one boy, said That is
the Shakespeare you are right, said the master.
that is Shakespeare. The Shakespeare cast Of coun.
tenance is there. That is William Shakespeare
Smith, lineal descendant of the poets sister Mr.
Hewitt adds, 1t sounded strangely enough, as was
passing the street in the evening to hear some Of
the same schooboys say one to another. That is
the gentleman who gave Bill Shakespeare shilling
this morning." -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

.h : ks6ss ~ n -ksssa1u II. Psns
Whaee. A6f p61 ~ - Vnse1 500
- psassssa - tStA6 g IN. s6e 49, =
ps.say seassea q. - - P1To ef.b..hg
. sssalhs H as g aaaivs - q s. ;
ne 1selss 49, aeavls6 -. WA ssssAvssA
:ad .issa |. 49, e .ssss,s .: e. s.sss -
hafe She9S'y ss1sEiag aask Ii vsysP ~ .
sp,sa1es e. v1Ns sssv - ID 90 su1ss
Sweepstakes vi1 e1low ~ vhessvur h No.: "a
That 1cusdos IN ss9 sesso Nh @ Nd . -.
vses a.ose.A aaaa sssshy supsUsssagivs q -
eaase Rspgh&c q ssr essef1ssl - e.
q" Who hass lbem Q sonfce q slsm - IL Sod.
em RsgshlinS Asy have also Eivsa 10 IL vuA
thsiT WasAisgtsas. their rnnkliml thsir whissA
Who vsss a1vsys d. 6jssa q jueeics md a he
peaceful progress q their SISTER, sevesvigpsjeS b
he's been eur GOD fnslusa thas the ois4ioW dino.
sx Cushing and whise. insaaa a exciting ew 60.
p'eio@ seA f.M vsss snissasiy v~shy q en- q
Mr. White b. M bsa Q sAa.s;,s a A.u.,c,.
aesdoa, bosh = . sosa9 sad . js1nalsss, ssd evse
ideatiied hiaself wish he psssss pinripss a ~
sssliasa.-and theFpia his political csssd has hr<a
In perfect accordance With our ouu His rspuhH.
can styls and sddsvsS u nss h sss;cs srssranes
with mussy snd coevsasiaaai fsua. ~ IL vssm.
ct appsccistioa and mass cordial sppsvv,l a he
In bis diplomatic character. IL. whiis - nssr
sought 10 make display q DE psr~ efhS sssisa.
nor attempted 10 ts5ify - wish shs possncy a q
naval asmsmeuts bot has sdjussrd I'll moossd ques.
tons without exreeaing ths limits a jussics and
MASON. always employing courteous, ssdsnss, and
friendly hnsuase. His tatsscouns vish sv6nsd %
Getty. has bceo equally mssksd far Is sinetciiy
and diversified inssilissscs; ssd smsag de seles.
mcuts which hoooF and scrummend him. curaiality
md fFsnkncsA psvdnsuinase.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOP!EDIA:
4 Popular Dictionary IF gessmi kse~aeage,
Edited BY George Ripley and Charlie 4. Duns.
Vol ", Brosasos- C1artss p. p. T6S D. Ar
PLErox L Co., H. Y.
We have received the fourth volume Of the valua-
bic work, Of which VIC have given the title above
1t is saying much for It. to declare our clear imprc
sion that in interest and value Il Is in no way iufr,.
or to either Of the pre,csing volumes, Of which
have already reported to our readers our impress
sions We do not know where else We can find, In
SO compact and convenient form, such an amount Of
important practical information, communicated in
q 50 fresh and genial style There Is hardly any
subject likely to come up in ordinary conversation,
in which the reader Of these volumes may not derive
from them knowledge enough for at least oil the us
ual purposes Of such conversation There Is also
much curious natter lying out Of the rangc Of or
binary investigation which will prove useful to the
scientific professional inquirer or gratifying to
scholarly taste. This work has, too. the peculiar
convenience Of being brought down to our own
times that We find here tho results Of the latest
discoveries and spccalations This Is feature Of
very great value to the general reader no loss than
" TIC SSuucuI luOccu ~ scSusS " W eSPeSsesy
designed for the former class For, while there b
enough Of scientific accuracy and falncss to secure
and reward the attention Of Tie sudcnt there h in
all The articles IN evidently intentional avoidance d
the dyncss and foruality that would repel the gen
eral reader while there Is also marked regard to
his wants. both in the choice a sahscss and in tho
manner Of handling them. We again, rscommcod
Il With sreat confdence 10 III whom our ouiujou
may have weight with, q valuable repository d
curious. useful and entertaining knowlsaga
This volume has IN especial title 70 the attention
Of our citi1em IN The articles which rssss 70 our
own Se,&s We notice . sketch d Brunswick,
Bunconbe, CsbifruA Csmdeu ,Csrsuse. Cssvsll
and Cshwba counties; neties q ChaPa Hin md
Charlotte, among or towns; a sceSunt q Cape
H.ttssss and Cape Fear; and Cape Fear and Casaw.
b srivsrs; and bioraDAieal tskstchss q joseph
Caldwell and q Gov. CsiwenL Thlss , tssid,s
general desaiptiod a. North Csrsalnay vhieA, -
in Other ME aseN 4 slitile ,nas thAa IN accurate
statistical sksteA q Ne stAa Nth hssf notices II
is history. 80 - - ~
!. b..htss. A.is ~ RI ssssa via u dss.ks d
anysueA Nh. w sAlak sbns .ar;e,s Va
ahsst and othsssS 10 lsae nAessas ha.ARs
cia1ly d 'distinS6isksd AmsrieanA md -saAjssla
which We might b sisd 10 go introduced Yst IN
ID general complete adaptation to il purposes Il
win bear favorable comparison with any similar
wuk ~ " hAvs any knowlsdCp a
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SSTArE o. poRyD.cA0OisNA.-
- CU0kfS.-cs0s ~ ~ - Qussss xsssasms xe.
sssAss ysA. lssA- usyes fsas q "a ~s nAsyhss fsae
AesesuesAsp-pHxsW 10 sagsess - spsflrm~rs
ID - "a Qssasag - ~ aassesrns~a az de Cams
tAss ~ esAsAsA Wis.,. Gsny - ID nssshs Wa.
lssn tsas - 80 &eshy. ss1- Has no e Elias
fsss $50 - ss<O1ssRs - - easas: 10 shsssdss
$1,000 - rskusasa - na1s 70 ~ yssst Cs~atas
s" 10y - - esaa.ssS !. sbe csy g
tsAss - - - 0pw esksv she Ssasrxs 81 .sr cd
Csss - - ~ ew - cssrsy. - sks Cs~ss HJsss 10
OsaAessss = - sess nssAsy p fslw~sy sess ihes
fassssas - - sssssS - ssAs ~ s~fs.ss. sas 80
ts lssssg . swa - - o..
ws.s~ n6tss.s AyerA. Cset q ~ cssr. q s6kss
BENJAMIN AvCOCx Clsx
10LA tsa o.. ~. - essxJ s-~as
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Nr. Niller's Lecture.

The Lecture BY Henry w. Miller, Esq, In CON-
pliance with the invitation Of the "Mount Vernon
COMMITTEES" Of ladies, will be delivered in the Com
mons Hall, on Tuesday evening next the ilth inst
The subject Of the Lccturc,-"T The Eighteenth Cen
fury" us very comprehensive one and win with
out doubt be handled in most mastery manner.
The Committee have thought Il best We are re-
quested to state to tx the price Of seats at 80 cents
Tickets may be obtained at either Of the Bookstores
or Hotels
We do trust that our citizens, and others nov In
the city, will not omit this opportunity Of gratifying
their best feelings Of patriotism while they will ccr.
tanly secure for themselves rare intellectual On.
joyment
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fmfAyssssynss0 .vle.-1llb jsuqa1eepe
se~ 8 snswdes > H1siat - 81
Wiz - nanbe bsessss &Ssys6a)s hsssaie
Editor sntess upoa a. dirty M yser Il n -
nsetisa viii ths Osssv~, = - Eaiaoe. Thsjsai9
has been In harness shout nine yeasa We a0ss
with de OesWsr IN sooe thines md dr. vish &
In othen; bot e gives n pleasuss 10 ~ thaa vs
have always fsund Il On State saais) . dsvussd end
ssalous advocate Of North Carolina inlsrsssa We
wish ths Editors ths nosa sbsndans pseuniasy sse-
oeAs md prosperity. =. $780, q ..
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TnR DEEP RIVER 1XPRovEnExr.-wc learn from
friend at Peterborough, that the steamer John II.
Haughton and the lighter Pioneer have passed up
the Cape Fear and Deep Rivers TO Egypt; and hav.
ing taken in cargo Of coal and iron orc, they cx.
pect to descend safely and reach Wilmington during
the ensuing week. Our correspondent, writing I'M
der date January 9th, says:
"Thc Deep River improvement may now be con-
siercd fixed TACT for both these boats have passed
through every lock from Fayetteville to Egypt As
saw both boats at Egypt to.tlay-saw the coal and
iron the hanks Of the river. and hands wheel
ing it into the boat am justified in saying the
Deep River improvement Is an constitution" In
North Carolina cavillers to the contrary notwith.
standing. = The boats expect In leave Egypt to-
morrow for Wilmington, and should no disaster &C
cur, they will be in that City during the ensuing
week. Much more tine win be ofneccssity consum.
ed in this trip than in future ones every thing Is
new and all hands inexperienced"
Our Correspondent says there is much rejoicing ..
mong the people consequent upon this event. The
highest praise is bestowed, and justly bestowed
upon NJ. Cassidy, the President Of the Company,
for the extraordinary zeal and energy with which he
has prosecuted the work.
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aHsgf5ts I,fssg swxn

SsyssSTSs5 ~ I.S.Su srT,,--,,yF n - n
and N - a
Salisbury. He aiSted d al1ount Of roceb eold.
mcdaniel iaS6f ND = Sa61Ss n Slisb0ry'
amounted hst year to tA04 900, vet their bonk can't
tai. 90 HI Aan sAia60o6 &S y 500 IL
people of SalisburS - 6ntc ;mnrnve.
ments to the usnost extent of ther means and were
now crippled nj CONSEQUENCE sid vefe fEe vctims
for two yesrs past Of sharpers and zshsvers.tn r.
lisss them Wsa the otiest q ths bsl. Howdn couS
ty had subscribed 93s0,0o0 TO- the ps,6lic works
? besides D hrye number IL small su6scripti0ns to
similar under akingx M. +! then comrared tie
banking cspitaI Of Salib,ry Win oehsr to.ns q,
the State: Fayetteville had 4s51 Oo0. O,sensforo'
X1ov'oVv. NewV0n. 1oIUVVH Ealele8o y4vVsVVW,
Washington 1856 900, WilminQton n BOO O00 Van.
ceyville $500. 600 and Splsm $50 900 : NJ. Fem-
ing after commenting % these hctss liads . very
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VuE uxpEnksoxgD prsus n s.ssAsssA - - se~s
Il e wiss~a.a. >. G, 8 s~Aiy t.Vw, - ls csiisS
- vnssaa0us n0sesy.
:, =. =. en- .t,:...: e: s...ssas.! ssss, e q.
Isssi 6Ev sssAAs . = fsls $780, s1~sssr
isss h~ss ssSssess ag ~. susssa.sssS issa,ds.
q Sssstssa II 6oo - 80 ~ hse ssy side ssfh
Sssss0 q sss osasss . sAsas - YsassM. Shr Csss
80 80 sAsU es1ssse s@0ass 90 Asss kis.a. =
- shs 49, Il sa.ssA - sssss~sss - ~ ssssA
$50. :; c.. 80 s p. !. S.sss -
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sassNssssao e - usa~s = O ass q ne vssscgss.
Y 90 sas.s ssE:.sl = ssass.s. sras sAsar's ss.'ss
- ~ svssAas - $500 a.@e u ON esssis
- esnvss ssss - ~ -. bs6h sssA - aasen. 4
pssia - ~ R8 ~ Sss - 1ssNeA - tAsssssrr. 10
stsA tsesssssss sxsssI sss<As sSi sQ3r.s s~AiS-
Hsas.9 - - ssDeS es1ssss 81 - snesre -
90 y 49, - WsAw d s~skp seAsv - s.ia
tssass Cass.A - - Sr~s-6-pTs-ss sesr'
s...Rss HA1@oSe' 80. >. estswse
- arssS 80 go, = - s..sss- !. %
1888. a.. - z: -. !: :: :s Co. ;.
.SS.s$ - -:.::2s. :: s::.:::
@..ss.a 1 - @ - 9. s..A.,sS s~1
60 = :: =: : !. -: -. :: e.. = s Pa !:
49, = . . A. r.S.ss 6 a.s,sS a. .s-.s.
S-sA % ~ 80 9sp.s y ssasssse sks sssssssss
% ~ . . 40 - 80 - =: .''''
.-,s,.;4y ~ = ~ Z vkTSiii.ss
~ 80 - - y I,-I I -
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Tsrs1Hrs or lnr Uxrrssur.-lt will be seen by
the legislative proceedings that Gov. Ellis and n.
W. Ransom, ESQ, have been elected Trustees of he
University. There arc ten more to he elected
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

FAYETTEVILLE CoALvHps RoAn-Thc Rayettc-
vile Osserrer expresses its great qualification and
the qualification Of the people Of that community.
at the passage Of the bill to aid thi work through
the Senate
The citizens Of Peterborough fred salute on
Wednesday night, on receiving news Of the passage
of the bill its second reading in the Senate.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

NORM CAaolIxA MOUNTAIN Scurnr.-1t win Be
seen that Henry X Cotton. Esq, ID about 10 publish
. work on the mountain Scenery q our State No
one within our knowlcdsc better qualified fos the
which he gave N In rscsat iniesviexx d his exple
rations in carriage, on horseback and on foot. Il
will doubtless Be an interesting book to every North
Carolinian, and especially uscful.as guide book 10
those who may travel in the Western part Of the
Statc.-fayesfsrihs Oassrrsr.
We concur with the Osssrr. Mr.. Coltoa's wosk
will doubtless be interesting In itself and useful -
. guide book to travellers In Western Carolina His
advertisement will appear In our next.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

A. Douglas wss reelected on Wednesday last to The
Senate Of the United States for SIX years by the Le.
sisla.ure Of Illinois BY eight majority over NJ. Ian.
coin
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08

CoxcREss-In The Senate. on Thursday, the
Leavcnworth Conventions Constitution of Kansas
was presented and referred
Mr.. Iversons resolutions Of enquiry relative 10 .
proposed Naval Depot At Brunswick, Ga, was ad.
opted, s4-I ..H. % .- 5000
The Pacific Railroad bin was discussed
The House was in committee Of the whole the
greater part Of the DAY on the new tariff bill
Judge Douglas was expected to reach the City
Thursday night His friends were making prepare.
tons to receive him.
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- 81. 80 e.

.,sv stood upon the compromises Of the constitu-
. a.; He disclaimed III ,Seosion,l sineash this
., and looked at the question % is merits
% %ssre were 40 counties IN he Siata With greater
llanlaton than Ashe. and could e b seppoesd I'll
ppstbem could be divided? In alsya4o Mr. Brown,
y. acknowledged the great right q pstition; and
wbile he considered il the daty Of the representa-
'JI.;ned Of he denied it was compulspH on tho Le-
Gpsature to redress them unless they found It for
nublic GOOD faIs,. lf-sSeys; t.sR,s -; !. n.
inc NJ Brown replied to the miscohstructions Of Mr.
pooI and set him right in regard TO his figures.
Mr. Leach opposed the BILL asii.es.e,.s sft.. ~,
Mr. Dobson warmly replied to Mr.. Pool, and dis
cnssed what he termed that Senator's nconsistencies
.nd the fallacies of his position q ~. J.
an Vr Lane stated the reasons which actusted the
committee They were satisfied of the requisite
.onulation for two members of the House He Mr..
+ would vote for the bill -, y 50, :: !.
Mr. Carmichael was opposed to the bill he did
MT believe it would be to the advantage Of the peo
ME nor did he believe tho county had the requisite
ponuation, though the latter consideration was of
lE;ttle importance He believed however, the popu-
iat;on would be sufficient by the next apportion-
ment. . -. -
would vote against the bill. go =. -. -.
Mr.. Edney administered q, sharp rap on the
lnuckles to Messrs Carmichael and Miller as sces.
tern members. ,A $500
The vote was then taken and resulted in the pas
care of the bill 81 to 30, as follows: La.
For the 6M-Messrs. Battle, Brown, Davidson
Davis Dobson, Douthitt Edney, Gilmore, Houston,
Humphrey, Lane, Landlord, Martini Mcdonald, Nc
Dowen, NJ Koy, Mills, Ramsay, ReinharN Straughan,
Thomas Turner, Ward and Worth-24
,agaiast the bM-Messrs. Blount, Carmichael
Cherry, Cowper, Cunningham, billiard, Donnen,
Cl,nper (IOrrel Guvther Leach Miller pcrson
Pitchford Pool, Speight Steele, Taylor, Walkup,
and Williams-20 IS. -,
Mes<rs. Boyd and Whitaker paired off,
Mr. Davis moved to reconsider the vote BY which
was indefinitely postponed the bill to prevent horse
stealing Rejected -s-.z IS, .'e;,..
On motion Of Mr.. Lane, the Senate adjourned till
10 o'clock tomorrow. -:
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CORRECTION.

In the report Of the proceedings Of Wednesday,
in the House of Commons, Mr.. Smallwood was rep
resented as reporting adversely to Mr. Caldwclls
Relief Bank Bill-this was . mistake, the report
Was in favor of it. ,-.-..a
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