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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

"a FOR kENT..And possession gwen about
y the lst Of Maya new and commodlOus Brick
IL Dwelling, on Franklin. between ed and Path
streets. containing eight rooms besIdes basement.
Ih.s al. necessary accommodations for n large
!aHIly with gas and water Rent 500 per annum.
AIpiy 10 |. II. Wake, on the premises. or to
snf-fs r CAUTHORN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Wide-Awake Demonstration I'm
Albany.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Sept ii, 1860
a grand demonstration Of the Wide A wake Clubs of
albany and adjacent cities took place to night, and
~as ia y equL 10 the an icpations Of its projectors
and The gfsndest display yet made during the campaign
OF unf Tmed political clubs. large nGmber of per
sons copyrighted in the CT tn torchlght
parade, snd many bGiloipgs the line of march were
illuminated The appearance Of the procession was
most brilliant.
The iii e was forued at about 8 clock the numbers
heirg 30 large p TO occupy an hour in forming
Visiting Clubs from Kingston Hu1tOo ,tie Cheat
S'Oyve ant Saratoga, Ballst n, Troy, LansinOburch
Kin6e bork, Cbatham, Ssneuecttdy .,nnstoyn
Waterford, Cansjobari7 hawk. Gloeersyiile Ron.
dou and most owns Of Albany County were pres nt,
some With lsrger d-'egatirIs.
The whole procession numbered 10 the neghborhood
Of 600 torches. In the afternoon handsome ba,ner
was hung across Safe street from The JJurnal off e
besrirg ha dsome device and the names of the candi
dates The several Gibbs accompanied by several
baLds OF music and Torches decorated with flags and
and bouquets.
The Albany Clube were under the command of their
President j. Meredith Read and made han isoue ap-
Pesranoe and the whole affair reflects great credit on
tie Pre- deLt and his assistants Among the procession
were several CLUE of Rail Sp tiers, wesriug blue
shirts carving auls. They were apparently 900
strong. The procession will not lose ultil verg late
hour On the line Of march several handsome splays
OF fireworks took place snd visit cIu q w re laudjy
cheeIed Persons thOnged the streets 70 witness the
parade, which has been thus far the largest an hand
sonnet parade Ct the campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Union Co0ventiOa.

NNN'tNIth, 1Hbts, Iuts0ey n MI III iCOJ.
The BE and Everett meu assembled in. strong nu
bere at Worcester today.
The afternoon aud evening trains from Boston were
vel hhd With d,legses from the Eastern part Of the
Sts'e and Western men were here in full numbers
MI Colt of Pitls6-d being procueas represe
fom the Western poe ion Of TIE STATE.
The absolute declinatiou ofthe Hoo. John II. Cliff
1oid OF the Office If Governor which came TO the State
C'p muee bae upset al feelings with regard TO that
poel ion. The State COMMITTEE has no OF her msn.
Ite'e was a meeting OF the Bell and gereu uen in
their Committee Room this event <, 10 shich W N. d..
Swan Of Dorchetter urfsded and sDeech.s ma lie
by TIE President srd by Otis kimball aud Samuel Il.
GOOkin. The main inDors YVES for fusion. but fusion
is lot entirely pc. ular-very many solid men are
agar st II.
Mr. Osmyn Baker viii probably be the President to-
morrow.
There has been no preliminary meeting held tonight
except one in the Boston Com itee Room aud one at
the Worcester Bell aod Everett hea ,qusrtecs
Levi lincoln and Amos A. Lawrence viii be the
candidates for State Electors at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Republican.Meetin at WeStchester,
Penn

THE following not furnished by the regular telegaphc
WEsTCHEsTER T1ssiay, Sept II, 1860.
A Lincoln meeting was hed on the Brandy wiae
battle grouLd this at eTnOOn. IL was one OF the great
est asseub!ages ever held IN Eastern Penpsyvana Tor
uuu1le and enthusiasm far ec.ip-iog the campaigns
of 1870 and 1914, when meetings were he'd at
the sane point. The number Of people is est
mated at from twe"ty to twenty-five thonstld
There were nearly 5 900 equipped m n, all Drilled ~
military tactics, marching aud counter marching, ana
rnaptuSering around the fed whore the first conflict
took place between the armies IN l1%. La oe clubs
with banners, Fl .gs and music, were present. from
Delaware, New-Jersey Marylaud Pdlade p9l1, and
nearly evtry section Of Chester aud Delaware Coun-
tee ard some f,om Montgomery and Lancaster C1un-
ties number Of coons and rails figured 10 che dele
gstOn. o-.
Slave States" the factory -n-p Of Delaware wanted
ro,eCion to home industry aud the farmer ffe5 h9mes
Tor free mer. Addresses were delivered from three
stands by the Hon. John Sherman, the Hon. John NJ
r small the Hon. John Hickman, the Hon. Ma. d.
Kelley n b. Suhers, J. Adrch Of Delaware, Mr.
Prckney Ewing Of Maryland, I. Smith aud W.
Moran OF Philadelphia. The grou1d wa5 galiy uec0-
rated with flags and tie vOads and fields were cfOW)'
cd with vehicles for mile around. brass cannon
kept up constant peal from the b'u top. twsn'y
bal d. Of nueic were upon the golld, aoo t1e ent1i
sisan YVES in ense The meeting was called 70 'rlef
By Frank Taylor, nominating Bayard l@yIor as
FreFi6eLt He announced himself a Republican ana
sroke few minutes. " 49,.
He was greeted with cheer after cheer. de miro.
ducsd the Hou Johb Sherran, when ne cntetlL WE
40 loud and Ior that IL could be bt ard Tor mice Oh5
~ eev that eiobtv three vesrs ago at that hour re-
sounded with the warcri Of The Amerlci ana oFIVs
ar1iss in deadly conf l. Mr.. Sherman eP ne Ioi
nerly ia houIs amid the most inc 7ssan' applause
me- Hon. John Covode was announced TO speak,
but wss prevented ny engagements IL
sylyaD'a- p, .o,;,. o, ,;,l, o, q
orr,,dtd house and the Wide-A wakes mOuu'ed AID
On fcot are rarading TIE streets with t'auspaencles,
tGrcLes and lanterns and several ban's OF music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

A rev steamer to run bet~..n Dusn1s Ayres aud
RIO, 10 come ten with the French line Of steam,
from Bordeaux, was to leave the latter place
Augutt "A.
Another Trsnsailanic steam line IL spoken Of, con-
sistiuP Of two screw steamers, to run between Act
wtrp ard Rio jar Giro. Al-o another but more prob
len stcaI, fir Nsw.York 10 3r I'll, and River Plate.
TIE United States snrv yiug steamer Argentina had
rrturh.d from bsr Last trip the rivers Thi, time
81 ATTEMPTED to ss,sBd the d4dO was delayed
Says before she oDi pass 'ha bridge, and after varc
struggled or with barely enough water to ,t her, till
AT last it as determined TO drsist from further at
tenn ts Soue oftht eli 1rs o. the expedition ar' no
IN their ", 10 the Uri,ed States and the remainder
Of The expedition will follow Immediately.
The following Is the table Of exports from BANDA
Ortptal Paraha ard Uruguay, for the year ending
Ja-uary J. 1860: 35720 s,lted OK and 90 T-hi ,es;
I37 s4s DIV .alred do. ll9 42j sailed horse hidss
u 7I3 6ry p,ltpd do; COB shAepskins 579 pipes
pIesse: sis3s pipes taow; 537i bales wo,li l,5yi
packages bari 452 Js5 barrels beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

ARREST OF A Mas AND WOMAN on CHARGE oF
ApsoN.-Last evening Fire Marshal Baker arrested
Jacob Miller and Mua Miller, his sister, on charge OF
setting fire to the building No. 40 Canal street. occupied
by the former lager ber sslyon. TIE fire occurred
at clock yesterday morning, and Mr.. Baker, in the
course Of is ivestgaon daring the day, learned that
some Of the goods had been previously removed from
the building to No. 10 City Hall place, end also came
in possesfi N Of some facts impcapg Miller and his
sitter. Upon proceeding TO City Hall place he found
the goods in custody Of Nina, who, it appears, lived
here. Miller had insurance. of $50 in tue
Hamilton Insurance Company upon hispersonal effects.
The accused were locked up ia the Fifth Ward Station
House and will to-day undergo Judicial examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Maine Election.
PoRrLANp, Tue,day, Sept. II, 1860.

PORTLAND, TuefdaN, sept. IT, IS5U.
Two hundred and thirteen towns give Washburu,
Republican. as Smart, Dem crat, 35,025;
Barnes Wbip, 1,24O, agai st in the same towns
Last yesr, Morrill,, Republican, 1880; Smith,
Demccrst 1854. The Republican majority is
II. ISL. sqspst sSI6 last yea'. 10 an inc,eassd
vate Of 14,5O9, there IS Republican nett gain of
3,t65. The aggregate vote of the State viii reach
IN, 600, about 10000 more than last year. Toe
returns confirm in every respect, our last nights
estimate. All the Republican Members of Con-
gre,s are elected. The II. publcans are celebrating
their victory in this city by tOrchlight procession,
Illumination, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
The Fusion i'm Ne,Y.Xnrk-

SYRACUSE, Tue day, Sept. IL, 1860.
John A. GresnIjr., Ch-irman of the Ma ioual
Democratic Sts COMMITTEE wrCta let r this morn
ing to Dean Richmond, Chsirmsu of ths Douglas Com
mite, accepting the letter OF j4uin Wood aod Mr.
Latin Of the Sub Committee aud iuforni M Rich.
mobd that, Immediately upon receiving notice of the
acceptance by the Douglas Committee Of the PROPOSE
tons recon meICed ny Mr.. Wood, which ae tn Flee
tors End half of the State ticket lie Mr. Greeu would
~onyene his Committee and raify the opposed fusion
Mr. Green Forwarded his letter 10 Commissioner
G: W. Smith for delivery in NewYork to Mr.. Dean
Richmond.
ALBANY, Tuesday, SPIT IL, 1860.
The proposed union with the Brecsi ri &c men con-
tnues the exctCg topic Of conversation in political
circles. The Secretary of the State Committee and
ether leading Democrats receive by each all cOmmu-
ncations from the rural districts CeTey denOupcrag
fusion. The Rochester Union, Franklin Gazette,
Buffalo Courier, ano a number Of her papers re-
ceyed by mail to-day openly declare az 4nst such fa-
sion. The Courier says while il is favorable TO some
arrangement satisfactory 10 the honest 8recktnriJge
men Of Western EewYorb, it will repadiaie che re-
coRDition of such outc,sts as Green, Tucker Il Co.
prominent Democrat, writing from Franklin County
TO The State COMMITTEE, declares that Franklin will
pudate any such suicidal arrange ueOt. Three mem.
bers Of the State Central Committee 10 town to-
day They 0enouuce any such sacrifice of principle in
unmeasuIed terms.
from Judge Douglas himself firmly declaring his in
the true principle of Democracy aud with men who
favor secessi ond dsunioD. II ii anticipated here in
beet informed quarters that Or. Douglas wdl openly
denOuDce such policy tomorrow, and that the ST ite
Central Committee will pct final stop 70 any further
OVertuIes ON Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
by TELEGRAPH.

TORONTO Iuesday, Sept. ~, IStU.
II hes rained all day, interfering somewhat witS
the Prince programme; but notwithstanding this the
immepse phIthea'er where he frat lsnGed Vas con-,
pleely filed this morning. in order that the Prince might
again witness tie blsge. The yacht race COM
menc>d rs IL O'CLOCK. The first prize bv tho
Rvet of Torontoi the second by tue Clan 81 King
eton. The Prince consented to become member OF
veTsiry Park, where the stone laid for the
Queen statue; aiterwaId 10 the University, Normal
School and BOtsnical Gardens, where the PhOcs
plarted maple tree. An address was pressntei at
The Government House from the Belevill, deputatiOn,
praying the Prince to vis that place guaTeo teeiog
freedom from Orange interruption. Tds Princes re-
ply il d ated deep regret tbat fa'ure engagements
sde il impossibleto arcede to the rquest The city
has teen tbrorged all day. Tonight the hall takes
place, al q 80 morrow the Prince gees 70 London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

-Ex-Gov. Herschel V. johnson Of Georgia the
nominee Of the Douglas wing Of the Democracy ar
rived in the city last evening and if now stopPog at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel with Judge Douglas. SO that
wind and weather permitting, bott OF the caudda &c
Oh that ticket will their claims for the high old
ces for which they nominated 70 tho yecPie to-day
AZ Joness Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

NoTFD THEF IS LIMBO Late yesterday after
noon Detective Roach srres ed noted thief, named
Morris Harris, on charge of picking the pocket ofMr
Peter Gray, Of $500, on Sunday night. Mr.. Gray
WIS assisting come lade into an Eighth avenue car
in Canal street, when me robbery was perpetrated.
lie fully identified liz iris as one of two persons who
wore doegipg him About, and who josed against him
moment before 'he missed his wallet and money.
The prisoner il noted thief and only few days ago
WAS discharged from Blackwells Island on a writ Of
hsse@ corpus. The accused was taken before Justice
Connolly ahd committed to prison in default Of ST oOo
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Congressional Nominations.

FORT EDWARD, TUESDAY, Sept H. lSuO.
James b. Mexican Of Saratoga has been renom-
mated for Congress by the Republicans of tue XVIII
District. 800.
CHANBERsBURG, Tussiay, sept ii 1860
The Demo raric nfere.s have nominated the Hon.
W. p Schel Of Bedford for Congress.
Lock HAVEN, Tu- sday, sept ii, 1860
The Republican oonferees of tie XVII Congress
SIGNAL District have nominated the Hon. j. l. Hale Tor
Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
PeunsyEyania Politics.

HARRIsBURG Tues1av S pit. III, 1860
A sireight Douglas Electoral ticket mas been an
nCunoed. it includes twelve Of tue names on me Ihe
following the changes:
Al La,9e-JoLu Cessna instead Of Mr. Kei =. a.
styef Electors John Alexander, Fred ct stoeVet ODu
rev Wetliei Id ard Natmau joseph OOwdg ls4ah Iae
Geo ID stftzel John Black George GrOss. VIM Il p-~a,J
Wm X Gorsas FraGcs Sscre, John COlohD ana James D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Neus From Walker.

NTW.ORLEANs, Tue day, sept IT. I"VU
IT Is believed that the report by tho Osceoa s'alns
that Cen Walkers force had been reduced 70 c, -
IL incorrect Walker wss at LiDas On the %osn UT,
With rs men well provided. CAPT Sai@on, OF i in
British uanofwar 1carus, had decla'ed az Iton III
20 take Walker if possible II is believed walker wiz
march to Nicaragua. vessel IRON huS aa The be o
visioDs cotsiDg, &C. eEl eeed 10 reach '"' n''A
land soon. IL.
party Of fifty is preparing to leave this city 70 J0n
Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
National Horse Exhibition.

KALAMAZOO Mich., Sept III lSUD.
The National Exhibition OF Horses meoced here
to-day Il promis tn be mcrs than ever successful
Son of the finest horses IN the country exhib
tOn--Flora Temple snd Ethan Alien among the nun
Ter. Two thousand people WEI on the grocnd to-day
notwithstanding the ain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Grand REGATTA At SING SLNG.

TIE annual Fail regatta Of the Sing Sing NJ del
Yacht Club came off Yesterday at Sing Sing. Ihe
yachts started from The foot Of Main street, and the
course extended 10 Montrosss Poiut, round stake
boat opposite Mill Point Ta-ryto sn aud theoce back
10 the place Of starting They msde splendid start,
aud were favored with good breeze nearly the entire
distance. A large number of persons assembled to
witness the race
At the conclusion Of the regatta, splendid supper
was given by Mr.. George NJ tt, to which ample
jusice was done, The yachts were divided into two
classes, as fyllowe;
Fr,zs-Jobn P Crursrs Crugers
Flora Ten ple-Deveit' B. ,rdsley Sing Sing
SsITT of jog Gss' Si Mt TT" Sing Sing
sam ouscl enbusG-D De NoyeIe HsverstIsw
Ue.,e, Arn-N'cbol,, Me6ih Il, CSoton Point.
r liza VII lam Spiffn, Sing Sire
Hstie-Iaues Wheeler Sparta
LOuIsa-James Lyon, Sparta.
The winning boats ere as follows: Frft class, Old
Top champion AID first prize Lrnet, secold pcize.
Second alsss Hester Ann AID L)ura. The second
cass started at 12h ON and the s class at l2h 2m.
The time of raising the winning s'ake-bOat was as
follows: Louisa, 81 3im. l5s.i Old Top, 81 35m.
Second class, Hester Ann, ih en-. i2s. Louisa, ia.
3m. los.
The prizes were five silver cups two for each class,
the fifth being GaIded to the first boat, time allowed
coming H. The distance Of the course was intended
I, he twenty Mills but by some micaks the upper
stake boat was anchored three me further up stream,
thus making the run twenty.ix miles We mention
this tecause the smaller boats would md uhteoy have
taken the champion prize had the distance been what
il uss intended AZ it was every thing passed oil very
well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
RepOrted New Administration IN
canada.

ToROETU, Tut sday, ) pt ii, ISOO
TIE C;loJe Of 10 cay says that slr Eemnhd liead
her and viii be succeeded by Sir ten"ick Williams
~ $500 Administrator Of the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

"A meeting of the Douglas Central Campaign Club
was beli Morday night at the corner of Broadway
and Thirteenth st. when series of reSo Ions Oppos-
ing tie fusion movement were adopted. Mr. Field
made lengthy speech in regard to frson, pronouuc-
ing it IS demorazipg 10 all its ten'encies destructive
of the interests Of the Democratic party in inevitably
tending 10 defeat, disruption and d.grace. The at
tendance at the meeting was slim.
In Pittsburgh, Pa, the Democratic County Con-
vention met on the 9Th inst and, after making nom
nations for the county Offices, Assembly and Congress
tried to indorse the Cressou FusiOn but failed. Aft
a very stormy time between the Douglas and Breckin-
ridge wings, the following resolution was carried by
vote Of 60 to II:
Re,rsd Tba, the pre- crisis Of political Affairs II s
duty opel y allegiance to the oIa De nocTafy
and approve the CDcnn4d snd Chas1a Platforms and
peoge ourselves suso the nominations made ut Bat
10 wit, Douelas and johnson.
. One Of he nominees for the Assembly came out n
card the dext day declioing the honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

FRoN BARpADoS.-The MaraVal brings Basbados
6ates OF August 49, Arrivals of American Sargoss
hsve been numerous md demand good. The health OF
TIE island is good. The following circular on new
pot tai arrangement, has been issued by mercantile
firm at Barbados:
FARBADo-, Aug l. lt0.-We olsere by vrtns Of public
notice from the Ger@e Post Office that the OF the
mails 10 kGsssu and Havana from the1e island cT the United
states will be discontinued during the Summer months As
i.ite sent by nail from this 30 the States frequently
asty Lave determined to forward all letters toe
ture by the various sailing cTe having port for America
thus avoiding al this de st-d with the pressL
Post Office systtIa oar American FRIEND will DO well 20 writ
By sailing yee instead VI the MA Havana
Of letters having been poe that have
TO haut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

L ne OHclal rehull OF Tue ItCcnl ChcCtloh III 'iio
State is as follows:
For Gorernor:
Henry NJ Rector 30 557 K. II. Johnson. .25, 6l5
Rector's majority ..--.. ,959
For Members Of Congress:
!. T. c. Hindman. 20 O5l Jesse NJ. Cyfert..9 6O9
Hindmans majority. .l0,H
2. Edw. W. CAN'T l6, 500 G.. B. Mitchell 3,OO7
Jas. A. Jones'. S9l Gantts maj. 800. 1862
Cytelt and Jones are Bell men; all tde rest
BE knridge Democrats. Re ,tor ard CAN'T (both
tleCted) ran stump against the regular" Demo
cratic nominees
THE MAINE ELECTIos.-The Portland Advertiser
of Tuefday tie mornicg afer the election announces
the result az follows;
"Grea, Repuhi an vi t0ry--Portlaui Redeemed
All Honor 10 the Wide-A wakes of Portland-M4in e
Republican by Over Seventeen Thousand Maj )rity-
The Whole COOgTessi nj Deleg4 ion Republican,
l. 9is atue OyerW h lmingS uplicao-Donglas An
riba' ed and F. cedom Trium pbaD-Ma'ne Secure for
Lincoln and Hamlin by p 900 Majority!
VITA reference to illegal yoers, THE Adrertiser
save:
We bad our cha'l myers, men of pluck and muscle,
Jea0y at every bal otboX to challenge the illegal votes
which The Aide rmen had shamefully allowed 10 remain
on the lists snd this determined tone OF our Wide
Awake friends has saved us the city.
1--WE think we but express the universal sentiment
Of cur ri'Dcs here when we say the Wide Awake or
CARNATIONS have saved this city,"
THE News FROM MAHE.-The Republicans Of
Yonkers heard The news from Maine, by the wspaper
express, at a. N. yesterday organized WIDE
Awake Club, made their cartridges, and fred salute
at sunrise The fast ale p Disunionists threaten to
prosecute the Wide-Awakes for a breach Of their
peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

FROM Turks ISIASD.-The bark Maraval, Capt.
Gibson arrived at tn pert yesterday, bringing dates
from Grand Turk Turks Island, OF Aug %. The
salt market was unusually duh, oDlg 3 4SS bushels
having been shipped since The last report. The weather
during the week has been fine and many pans We're
again making. Quotations were &c. par bushel
export duty, lc.
Sunday, the ?Gb was 10 be observed az holiday, it
being the anniversary Of the birthday Of Prince Albert
The Vaccination act lately passe by the Legislative
Council, Is going into effect igm dately
The brig Leonard Berry, Steele, from New York Tor
ST. Jsgo raised forks Island Oh tho list.
The trig Brunette, Cshoou cleared on the 2!d for
Boston. She has passenger Capt Eliot late master
Of the ship Nansett, before reported wrecked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

The NEw-ioRK CEsrr.AL RAIL ROAD CosrAsr.-
The following is stat ynsrt of the earnings OF the
Newlork Cent al Raj road for the month of Augasf.
1860 compared with Is earnings for the corresponding
month of the pfeyi'.us year;
iFVsss'N>.s'' sse
io''sss.s.'.s .......s.......sssss'sssss'' W
:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS ELECTION.

The official result of the recent Election in this
State is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

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