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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24
To the Pubiic.

Owing TO circumstances over which |
had personally 10 control | was compe!l-
cd to close my editorial career without
bidding my friends farewell, and now avail
myself of the courtesy of Mr.. Boyce to do
this through the columns Of the COrs:itu-
al, which would have more appropriately
appeared in those of the National Demo
GRAFT"
assumed the editorship of the National
Democrat with reluctance, was perfectly
unacquaintcd with an editors duties, but
entered upon them with determination to
coniine myself to Legitimate argument and
not TO descend TO the low and contempta-
bic means of personal inviction, so common
to newspaper journalism and TO which this
community has been so abundantly treat
ed. leave nv readers tojudge whether
have succeeded or not | will say how
ever that it has required the full exeriion
Of all the patience and forbcarance ofwhich
| was possessed to pursue this course,
feel that at least i'll one quarter, the cour-
tesy has not been reciprocated. Low sncers
and covert illusions, which do no good
to their cause and could only have been
intended to wound my feelings, have ap-
pcarad in It's weekly issues. have how
ever utterly dis.egarded them, knowing Ms
did that their origin was among the hid
den mysteries of the Clique" and that it
would be useless to learn their author
ship.
Their courtesy has only been cqualedby
their consistency, during the whole cam
paign they have rallied and poured out bit
ter invictions upon all who charged them
with entertaining dismion sentiments.
Now that they have accomplished the very
end we told them they would, they are the
loudcst and redcst moutled disunionists in
the land. Yanccy hides his diminished
head in shame to find that ne has been so
far outstripped on the road of national
ruin.
The Louisiana Democrat has kindly
furnished the obituary" notice ofthc Nat
ional Democrat after an existence Of "3
months weeks and 3 days" as they say.
We would remind them that the paper was
Oh! y intended to have been published du-
ring the campaign and with the campaign
it closed. Would il not be better for the
interests ofthc community if the Louisiana
Democrat had died the same intcctional
sclfmtcndcd death, the National" has
One fire brand lcas would have existed I'm
the community. We revoke our opinion
for what would the ''scrjbGIcrs" Of the par
ish do They would have had no vent
for their spleen. 1t might have injured
their omiobic dispositions.
With thanks to my friends and no i'll
will 70 my foe, | bid adicu to the editors
career.
II 4 z
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EbFE2E3.

Died Mt the rrsid.rcr orc. Y. L,isuy. I.q..
in this parish on Saturday tn "a ct Nll,uu.l
1850, J:MEs w. WHBhSkS ared tw.ufy-.iea.
years and one day.
TIL" decreased spent the earlier pant Of BIZ 81. ~
the place of his birth, where amid 'i" sweet ihr-
cnccs of'Romc, he formed the ls,i. of ln- ,ha.ac-
ter, which elnnently would have fit,d. him Er %
useful carccrfn life, had not the Ling Of tciros,
n tchcd him away, and left multtudc ofa.lriir-
ing friends and relatives to mourn and regret his
uniimcly fat".
Devoted TO lcarnin!r. and knowi.drr finn. ai.
carIics; youth, but not having sufficient opiwta-
ut's to improve mind natura'y p,u,. tH. CONE
mon order of iut"llccs, his rrogr..- v.-. vi.'r
thosa advantages cxistcd urccssu',y rapid and
conspicuous. lie graduated ~; Emory al.I If...v
Cocgr, Va with the frat horrors 20, h.i. h. WON
the rstrcn and admiration OF bis rI,rv students.
and of tn" faculty. H. cauc ia'a. with l..h,s-
pcctaiious mantIug in his br.a,; ~, though.
Of the future, and Of his bright prospects Oh, p!1c
his name in the Glorious lists Of Fame" Bat,
alas for thu instability Of hun,u aitd,.
Who at cocg" De- 'rincd Ii, health D., ,zr..-
syc application to study, and Thus the srrj Of
consumption wrrc sown H. struggled ou. u,tcr
the-lcss, with indomitablr rnc.ss go master t'"
DISEASE, but in vain. lie Travelled tp foreign
chimes still hopigg to recover. I'm. Iar pr1-.
poses aud Cod diSpo,rs." III saui ai L,.i. m1.r
Tho hold of shc grim drstroycr, D. ash. Tnropl
all his illness Ia app ar.l resigned 6, 10. ,..l n'
his Maker. Not one word Of complaint lI o..
utter Hard, hard indeed seem. his f-.. g..
he cicd the death Of him who l,:t i|a l,.a 81
blessed Immortality bchind h'u. W. .-..t
thou, o. Death, r,cin" beneath t'. .ra. ...t
task.
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travel on from continent to continent, some
times in sorrow-looking down upon the
chained captive in one place and the lordly
proprietor in anothcr--upon the widows
anguish in another, and upon the lovers
rapture in another, but no where else will
its beams be gladdened by the presence of
universal peace, of universal plenty, and of
universal freedom. Why then should you
wish to destroy the government under
which and by which, all this has been Sc
cured 2 What desire cam You have to sub
stitute for that splendid and glorious pic
ture landscape whose waters are tears,
whose vegetation has been blasted by fire +;
and whose inhabitants have been Trimmed
out by the sword ~
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Some Lampc,cr Wales students went out
shooting rabbits, and one Of them, an Abcr-
da:on man, being rather green, the other
told him not to speak Welsh if he saw any
game. After watching some Dummies play
Ing close by him, he bawied to his couPan-
ion, "Ui SpRt c4RjcUiJ." Instantly the
white scuta disappeared into their holes.
"Diooui ~ quoth Abcrdaron, "who would
have thought of Welsh rabbits twigginS
Latin
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70 ~ 70 We learn that Maj j. NJ Wells
andwhOse plantation is situated in Plaisancc
lost by fire, on Thursday night last, about
Cthree hundred bales of cotton. We are not
informed whether his loss is covered by in
surance or not. 1t was no doubt The work
NIof an inccndiary. This is the third time
~ in the short space of seven years that the
see torch of the incCndary has destroyed the
Sproperty of our fclow-citizcn at that
iirrorplnce.
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gV The new Gin House belonging to j.
II. Olcott Esq situated on Bayou Rigo-
lettc, was destroyed by fire, on Thursday
evening last together with about one hun
,Idred and fifty bales of cotton, ono hundred
Fof which we believe were insured. The
Gin House was almost entirely new, and
a new lot OF machinery had just been put
up. Supposed to hive been the work of m
inccndiary.
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20 \ called session Of the Police Jury
of Rapidcs will be held in this city on
Monday the Sd day of December next.
Matters Of great Importance will bePresen-
ted to the body, and it is to be hoped that
cvor- member will - present.
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~ We consider it to be our duty Il

call the attention the citizens of the par
knish, to the position in which the whole
Ili., Southern country is placed by the result
m sof the recent Presidential election
), We consider it to be the duty of the peo-
ample of each Ward to organize themselves in
Esuch a way, as to protect themselves from
without or foes within" 1t
unnecessary for US to explain our reasons
for this notice, as they are known to all
pei a strict surveillance .hculd be kept up
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lFi,m thr y 9. lieaNuEc.
TELEGRAPH t. NEN$

SANDY HOOK, Nov. Til ''.' NAL 20 a-
ship VANDERBILT, Capt Lrf,v". f oa H.sl. "''-
nesday mern.ng, tie 9TH inst, ,aI -.''..'f .''
the evening ofiha same day, P',-.d .h,. po.n 'i''
afternoon on her way TO Ncr w. .i'. "'t-
ccs alc three days later than a. .t .
| ia.
GREAT BmTAIS--Tlc Nmi,,i.f Brings r-
intelligence Of the death Of Alm.a -i ,hsn..
Napier, whose sudden and +.v",e iliu,.s wac n-
ported by the Canada.
Hurst MAS the winner Of tbr .'N "."
Paddock.
ITALy.-Inteligencc hal :.a.. .i i'a... l.,.
ops to the departure of the VaudcrJi. .na' ..'.I.
engagement had been fought an y. 't.,.
The Sardnans and Royslis:s Nsapei,ars ia.
Bourbon army was totally ior..a snt b.. ~
made prisoners
FINANCIAL Troubles ~ N.n loi.h - o,.'
l5.-Thc Expectation of cash stocks continue,
and money is very stringent. The banks how
ever, propose to aid Mess. Brown. Bros. Il Co,
to the extent Of 81 ,tOO0oO. topu.cha.. unsa.ab..
sterling drawn produce. VI asulab lrli is
anticipated.
NFw lORk COTToN M,RKGf-Yc- I0rl.
Nov.-ls.-lha sales of cotton on Saturday
amounted to 200 bales thu na . closing h.,v-
ir.
VIRGINIA GONE For BtIL.--EifIr2Hl Nov
l-.--It il now considered c''t.ain hat .hr State of
Virginia has gone for Bill by about 900 majo.ity.
CONVENTION AND ARMSC bills PASSED
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REuARKABLE PEDESTRIAN -FrAr-

ri REMARKABLE PEDESTRIAN Far
Small boy on tiptoe to companioli-"Sh-h
stop your noise all Of YOU"
, ,, Companions--'Hcllo, Tommy what's
mp now !
W Small boy-"Wt'vo 81, new b1by-
b SITS very weak and ti.al-valicl all the
Il IIway from Heaven LAST u. g3t--Ausa'; be
ntkickir" NJ I row arouni ho'N."
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/ Population. Of MississiPpl-A tablcpub-
lished in the uiseissippjaa, embracing re
turns from Ill the counties in the State cx
cept Hancock, Tallahatyhic and Winston.
shows the Increase in the population of the
State, since 1850 to be lSLIS9.
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ha 10 We learn that man was knocked
h down and robbed of twenty-five dollars,
hqon the commons, in the rear Of the town
o. last night. One Of the parties has been ar
crested and placed in Jail. Names un-
known.
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COMM NlCATED.

For The Constitutional
Friends, countrvmcn, residents of the
South, lotriofs all by whatever name or
party proclivitics heretofore known.
The die is cast, the fiat gone forth, the
word written shaH II bc senIcd ciH bloodI
The catalogue of continued aggressions,
degrel9tioninsult, robbery, and blood-shed,
50 longpcrpctrated by II hoard of North
rrn vandals on the pn0rrnf, angGiNdiRg,
G1rbcaring residents Of the Southern section
of oarcommon country, in pcrSoa, property
and principIe, has at last reached its cul-
minatiug point, by the election to the
Presidency aud Vice Presidency Of the
Republic, Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal
IIamlm ruth NorhcJr sc0ioR0I men, b0th
Aboliionists of the deepest dye, both our
d,adGrst moa jmlllcobh foes. Their cleo
ton has been effected solely by, and through
the single political dogma. their persistent
diabolical hostility to, and sworn bitter
warfare ,r,a unl0 death, Of the most promi-
ncnt social, conservative. constitutional
right inserted in and guaranteed us by,
that bill and compact of rights, formed by
their fathers and ours, created and consc-
sccrated by their wasted blood, bcqucathrd
to rs aH their children, IL, a most precious
heritage, with their sol..nm injunction to
sustain a"d pcPrrf~"fc It ao the only, the
rcry last ark Of our safety and property
VIII it bee said 10y the readers of this ar
ticle III it has ANY, that the points are too
strongly, too prominently set forth! The
humble writer oft only r..rcts and deplores
his own weakness, his Inability to state
them more 80, for did hc possess a pen of
Gre or the tongue If an Angel, both would
hc inadequate to do justice TO our cause, or
to portray in their true colors and hearings
the extent Of the injuries already hcapcd
upon our unolcnduc scriiom. For what
cause did The original colonies NOW sover-
c;gn States resist ,hc (comp0rcd IN ovr
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A SOui-Siirring Appeal.

ems to the people OF Huntsville, Alabama.
If anything more eloquent has dropped
from the lips of an American orator, i has
not been our good fortune to peruse it.
We commend it for its truthful portraiture
of the crushing evils which follows in the
train of the Disunion car, and which will
surely befall us when that sad, sad day
shall dawn upon us for which lancey and
his co-laborers are striving 50 zealously.
We invite for ii a careful pcrusal-read it,
and ponder well the moral it incucates:
| lave SO recently read the opinions of
Gen. Jackson in your hearing that ! pass
them over for the present. Indeed it is
hardly worth while to adduce authority
against the right of secession, since, whcd
conceded, IT amounts to nothing more than
a right to sclEdcstluction; it is at best the
poor right Of self murdcr-attcndcd by all
tie consequences OF that objectionable sin
grief and shame and wrctchcdncss to
those who are most dear 10 us, aud who are
best entitled TO our protecting care.
lfscccssion could be peacefully effect
If the Northern and Southern States
could bc by common consent divided into
two separate couirdcracies-ifn not one drop
Of blood was spilled, or one blade of grass
destroyed it making the change, it would
still bring unnumhcrcd evils in lis train
There would be a standing army TO be-
maintained of not less than 5000 mcn, ai
Il cost OF 50,OO0,OO0 per annmn. 4 navy
must be built up, and the money for that
purpose dragged from the pockets of the
people. There would be- = long line of
frontier extending from the Atlantic ocean
to the the western limits of Missouri. and
from the northern boundry of that State
to the Rio ''randc, which il would be ne
ccssary to stud with military posts, and
every mile which would require 20 be- Sc
cured by armed patrols, for the double pur-
pose of enforcing the revenue laws and pr
venting the escape OF fugitive slaves
Every harbor along the vast rAtcHt Of Sra-
coast, from Drla~ar" Bay lo the Rio
Graudc, would require an appropriation Of
MILLIONS for H. tartiicat:or. The people
would br ground down by taxes, and de-
morafizcd 10y Tia. constant pr"renc" OF
troops IN their midst, vino ackno~ lrdgr
no restraint but those Of military law. in
ccrsaut vuarrcl> would grow up between
you aud your ncrthcln nriehhors. and
bloody wars would dcsolatc your frontiers,
If they did not spread destruction through
out every portion of yoar territory.
~
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au' ~ We hope that the time has now ar
Z Z rived for people to attend to their own
W business. Pcttifoggcrs viii please take
du notice.
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20" Our old friend j. H. G. Barlow has
removed to Alexandris and has established
%. n Law Office on the corner, near the Post
A,5Ofice. His card appears in to-day's pa
per.
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lc 10 EV' The advertisement of our old favo-
rite Red River steamer, the RAPIDES up
pears in to-day's issue. She travels under
the same courteous commander Capt Dow
~, and that prince Of clever fellows G. j.
Barstow Esq, is still in charge of the
Clerks Office.
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go' 10 We hope those who write commun-
cations for this paper, will do so in plain
hand, so that ourself or the ID can make
\ Wit ont, as we are tired of diciphering hero
Mi glyphics
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II OR T. \ T. " 9 90 q - :
-AND--
Ns.AN s. s.ggg4.-.

We hav" ust received aud alr u.w ,p.i',r e
nov loi o. fashionable BJnucts aud Ni.ms.Is
goods generally.
Com, and look at our trimmed PIrrs Patterns,
aud You will see how Tia" latest and amos, fashion,
abb dresses, Ba~q,r.S &C.. should be- ma.r
If you want something ttat is good and fash.
ionable 10 wear give Us . cali
Nov. li-if " 4 ZENEER = Go.
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ta ~ The weather for the last three davs
rofrhas been as cold as the ID. IN the frat
;Epart Of the week we had plenty of rain.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

~! n The dam lately commenced at the mouth
4 of Bayou Rapidcs, for the Bayou Rapidcs Naviga-
ton Co, has washed away. The cause OF which
is said 70 be the force of the water was too great
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

d" 10 The river is now rising, and we are
pleased TO state that navigation is good
wat the mouth of the river, and boats expo
L 'rience no difficulty in getting to this place.
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" Our parish readers are respectfully
rcfcrre % the new advertisement of Mcssrs.
Cruikshank & Hynson, 10 be found in
another column. They have Oh hand SUI
perior stock Of goods and will devote all
their energies to please the public. Physi-
GINS prescriptions put up at all hours.
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In the God of battle trust.
Ifdic we may, anl dir SO Mast;
q where, can dust 10 dust
81 consigned 50 wei"
''SIDNA.''

- An election will take place in Vests
ward on the Sth Of December for the pur-
pose of clccting member of the Police
Jury, in place of j. Davis resigned. An
other election will take place the same
day in the Lamomia Ward, to elect Con-
stable in place of Boyd resigned
: q We state upon the authority of the
y. O. Picayune, that an extra session Of
the Legislature will be convened at Baton
Rouge on Monday ihc 10th day of Dcccm-
her, to take into consideration the condi-
ton Of the State, and what is best to be-
done in the present crisis, We have not
yet seen the proclamation Of the Governor,
calling the Legislature together but we
presume it will arrive here by to-day ;
mail.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

10 The Nncdictory of l.. +. Parker, ESD,
la'c editor of the National B,mOcrat that was,
will be found in another column. Nj Parker,
bids final adicu 10 editorial life
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

~ ~ The election returns from twenty
seven towns in Massachusetts, shows a
licvote in each of those towns of ONE for
a Breckenridge and Lane.
cr This is supposed to be the vote Of the
postmasters, holding Office under the pres
Aent Administration. We presume that all
| the votes they got in that State, would not
more than number the office holders.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

GRocERIEs.-Our amiabIc friend NJ. A.
Grogan has just received from New Or
leans, n new and choice lot of family Gro
ceries, at his stand on second street on the
corner above the Court House square.
The courteous Tom Curry will take
pleasure in showing them TO the public
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

The less notice we takcoi .i. usAird-
ness that is done 70 us, thr l... sv, r. Be-
suit the quiet of or mind
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

BIRLC ~ s. ~ DUILL.
Anolpcy's daI Cp4aSCI|pre NJ Lq,r
Ot.-a ut Alexandria and }iatt-;iilr.
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and when wchtvc gone down to 1.-THE bloody,
though 1t may be honorcd graves, they
will remain 20 become the, victims orslavcs
Of our murdcrcrs. Am wrong, then in
asking you to be certain that some intol-
cradle grievance exists, Tor which There is
no other honorable redress, before bccom-
ing party to disunion! Lay your hands
upon your hearts, and tell mo, If you can,
what that grievance il. What wrong are
YOU suffering! What oppression weighs
upon You! The sun which will rise to-
morrow from behind yondcr mountains, in
its long Journey, will shire upon no land
- happy and ','e~.A1 as ours. 1t viii
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Our steamboat landing has a business
iikc.arpcagonca OF late.
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l. n COLE co,,,,,. Master Of Tran ,'af,,.
VSzzs- --- -1SI zaEeIlt. n
Is I4sss C WESTERN

,,-IN-1,---,, 80 Ll<f-FU RAILHOHW
C T., = WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e. C4rs leave Calvert Station at $50 n and 4. .
and 1918 A NJ. '9iS'o"h Tor Baltimore At G
with 10 0i "a t frGm Westminster daily at A. NJ coon
turns to Westminster I'D " III 'taih from Baltimore, re-
Me-, OLnhl3us from Manchester at NJ meets II X ~
Ntdnesday and Friday PafrrninCs 80 10 .ldi
umore. 80 o "iii' al Vi the o5O train from Bal
dl0tf 1r,,-,,-
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-, OFFICE or MONUMENT

= NJ - STEAM TUG COMPANY
- me Conpanys boats having been put in com
OG5[' are now prepared to execute every srritin o. @
stM hlhor towing at the shortest notice -' W ''.''
ihe Cgmpany's Boats are as follows.
Steamer TIGRESS Captair T,L,a Ts,-,.
an steamer LIONESS Captain A n League
the commanders experienced masters and ever, ,s
gwen for the safety of vessels in their charge M,
80 ot oWaSe VIII be made reasonable For further inf,
NATION amply 10 the CAPTAINS hoard or of the agent;
als. q. Il BOliON.
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JuS, Jas; TAYLOR, \ gent, Baltimore
cite ALMi IA Lot Agent, Havre d. t4rsr,
oi-t' j. TOME, Agent. Pom na,ns.t

E,IsssIAg-r4!A TUX FKEDhETCkSBTEC n
Canaan MI the steamer WM SELnEN " B. Kwan
I IL on Rap243a3n9ck leaving Bamore from Pa
She viii VIII c6naGe ta agt at a Gock FPAY M5E
and Frededcksburg EVERY FRIDAY durns ~ H s
rstt . Gi every description taken at low rates orss
ATE ana 1--we STOCK generally, handled Win carn
tonioTapy accommodated. Through Goods puncTaII
sealeu To- charges paid promptly and forwarded as soon
OF ntoTLnation freight or passage apply in RaItjro
aer oiice I'D SUI III STREET, or board the nUaf
sro.r Agents in Frederick ehur5
-.-t--ll ADAMS q
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STEAMBOATS,.

$50 FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
TIE 1n s4 asaas E MQND, THREE TINES A WEEK
ia nT iSSeainefs BEL IDERE and GEO Pr ARnny ~ 49,
ALTO clock FOR the above PLACES ~ SATURDAY afternoons
freight received daily.
daOnS. 'N '"PeiIuI STATE room aCcCnu
For freight Or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
p S PASSAGE ,ncI,a:,,. Light street har
dollars ''ip Hiat'iS 10 either place ONLY five
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r0n n ~
'etWeen the Depos the Route 10 ~ emerge
on tSePSers by this Line enjoy comfortable Dics .r
on the Bay steamers, and privileged ia la, , ~ -
AZ by tG RTf an4 resume t. trip ny daylight
and PLadsinLiA ar WI ~, I.tasSg9Ec from New York
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