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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

ERENCH LACE BTANTILLAS.--In.s
j. other stock, just opened by
je26 6Eo. r.. TAyLoB.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

or near the track OF the Central Ohio Rail
road, near Concord, burying themselves ia
the ground about two feet, while 81 ClAys.
willie, southeast Of Cambridge, and Other
portions OF the country, stones Of the Sauna
quality, but 10 greater quantities, fsll to The
earth.
The Cambridge Jefersonian OF Friday
mskes the following mention of the matter
q No little excitement has arisen from the
report that the rumbling sound which alarm
edths delicate nerves Of 90 many OF our fair
sex, on Tuesday last, was caused by the fall
ing of shower Of stones, coming ia m OBJ
liqus direction towards the southeast. The
specimens that we have seen are angular, Of
Ight-grsy color internally, and Of dark me-
tallio on the outside. They are very compact
and heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
IKs MnrxEs Iowa 1eth March 1896

Pursuant TO vote of the majority of the under
signed Committee, the Republicans Of Iowa viii
arsc.u Bile by sheir delegates in State Convention
~ Iva crrr, on WEDNESDAY, TIE 2sD DAT on
MAJ 1859, at III o'clock A. II. FOR the nomination
of State officers to be elected Mt the November cleo
ton of this year, for the nomination OF presiden.
tai electors; ard for the transaction of all other
business which may come before the Conventien-
III IL also called for the purpose OF ratnying the
nominees and 'atform Of the National Republican
Convention 10 be he'd Al Chicago on the 10th Of
Mar.
The ratio Of representation will be one delegat e
Tor every organized county, and one delegate for
seh one hundred votes fraction thereof exceed
ing one-haif, cast for Hon. s. j. Kirkwood for
Governor, at the last State election.
JOHN A KASSON, Chairman.
HA. H0xIE, Secretary.
II. l.. d. CLAsKK, Mt. Pleasant,
G. b, sroEK, Council Bluffs,
WV. LoU0aRIDGE. 0skaloosa,
THoxAs DsuHsosp. vinton,
A. b, r. HrLDsErH, st. Charles City,
J. M. NRwconB, Bloomfield,
w. III, MaELow, Sioux City,
JAMES THoRIsaros, Davenport,
III. A. WILrsE, Dubuque,
l.. L, PKAsH,s Fort Dodge,
RepublicGn STATE Central Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

| ST. JosHPH, May 7.
4 The Pony Express arrived here at hall
past nine O'Clock last night, In nine days and
four hours from San Francisco. The last
one hundred and twenty miles on this end,
were run in eight and half hours.
The Pony Express which left st. Joseph on
the 18th, arrived at San Francisco In nine
days and seventeen hours from the time Of
starting.
Thirty OF their ponies had been stolen be-
tween Salt Lake and Carson Valley.
The bill giving bonuses OF 100000 and
| $40, 600, and instruments Of 90 900 and 81
900 Ger annum to the frss and second CON.
panies carrying telegraph lines across the
continent, has passed both Houses.
| The Wasboe silver mines arc the oil alb.
sorbing matter Of public consideration. II
is estimated that 1000 people have already
gone there.
A gentleman just returned. met on the
mountains during two days, 1000 laden
mules, 3, 500 head Of sheep and 800 head OF
beef cattle, going over to the mines. New
discoveries Of silver mines are reported, and
tho general belief in the great extent and
| richness OF this silver region 10 increasing.
A bill has passed the Legislature, appro-
FTutiuk OVsVVS w pEuviao Wohh w snc 1oi-
orado desert.
Oregon datss are received TO the 2lst. g.
K. Oshicl, has been nominated az Democrat
10 candidate 80 Congress, by . convent ON
held u Eugene City. The Oonv ention failed
to nominate candidates for Presidential Flee.
tors.
British Columbia advices are to the Gath.
Fraxier River Mining news continued favor
able. \
GONNA, Mexico, April 4.-We have lately
had another change in the government. On
the 9th March, the Conservadors, hearing
OF the near and rapid approach of about Eve
thousand Liberals from Zapotlan, which they
had taken and completely routed, General
Vaidas, with the loss OF over 1000 men and
arms, suddenly left the city, setreating for
GuadalAlsr&. The Liberals entered the CITY
on the 28th, Goth and 30th Of March. Per-
feet order prevailed. The Liberals have now
nearly all left in pursuit Of the retrsating
Mochss, and are marching upon Guadalsjsra,
which, in connection with forces from Maxas-
Ian, they confidently expect to take within
month.
A courier reached here yesterday from
Vera Crus with dispatches TO the Govern
ment. A bulletin was Immediately Issued,
informing the public of the unsuccessful at
| tack OF Miramon upon Vera CruE. His loss
10 stated to be great. He bomb arded the
place for six days, and finally lost oil his ar.
tillery-80 pieces--and the greater part OF
bis army. 10 the evening Colima was illu-
minated. The prospects Of peace being soon
estG blished, 10 Frightening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
Fort Madison Correspondence.
FoRr MADISON. NAV 7. 1860.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
MA NH TTAN FINE ms. COMPANY,
NO. 90 WALL-ST., NEW YORK.
Cash Capital ana Surplus 400, 900.
INCORPORATED 1891.

UTATEM EMIT of the con dition Of the "Man-
hatfan Fire Insrs ancs Compa - ON the LIST day
Of January, 1860, made TO the Auditor OF public
accounts OF the State Of Iowa, pursuant to the
Statute Of that State entitled ssAn Act TO regu
late the Agencies Of Insurance Companies NO,
incorporated by tie State OF Iowa"
]. The name Of the Company lis fManhattan Firs
Insurance Company" The Company 10 located
6s WAll-st., New York, in the State Of New
York. s2
CAPITAL.
l. The amount OF ito Capital Stock 10 two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
). The amount OF its Capital Stock paid up, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
1. ASSETS:
ls Cash on hand .............-.........1 1881. n
Cash In hands Of Agents and 9TH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
An EarthQ uake IN Eastern Ohao--
MeteoFic SsOnss..-Terror OF IN
People.

An Earthquake IN Eastern Ohao---
Meteorlc SsOnss..-Terror OF the
People.
lns Columbus Fact OF Thursday evening
says:
On Tuesday last the counties Of Guernsey
Belmont and Harrison, in Eastern Ohio, were
visited by an earthquake, more serious than
any previous one Of which there is any record
in this section Of the country. The earth
quake lssted for about thirty minutes, for
seoondsSl producing the most intense exotic
ment among the inhabitants, and striking
terror to tho hearts OF all who happened to
be within its range. At Cambridge. Barnes
vile and other points, the citizens assembled
together IN the streets, and prayed for safe
dellverancs from the destined fate which
seem I'D impending.
Probably the most singular feature OF the
event, long to DO rsmem bered by those Who
saw and felt it, wss the falling OF what il
supposed to be meteoric stones. in yariona
PORTIONS OF that locality. Four large stones,
weighing from 40 to so pounds each, fell on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Republican Township Convention.
The Republicans of Jackson Township will meet
In Convention ~ the Republican Club Room, corner
Of Fourth and Main streets, on Friday, May IlfA
1850, Al O'Clock n, for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates to the County Convention at Charles
ton. By order Of the COMMITTEES.
g.. w. McCRARY, Chairman.
ksokuk, May 7, 1860,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
Methodist GeneraI Confercnce--5tl

The Conference met on the 5th. An amend
ment was adopted that the Committee on
Episcopacy appoint Committee on Appeals,
in order to release the Bishops Of oil liabil-
ty to the charge Of exercising an undue in
luton offered BY Mr.. Hill, Of Erie, for the
appointment by the Bishop of a committee
of fifteen to try the appeal OF Alva Wright,
Of Ohio.
The burden Of the prayers to- day, as here
tofore, was for change of the rule on slave
ry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
Hepubi,can County Convent.on.

HeRuDfFCAH Nuunty VOnVcnIIOn.
The Republicans of Lee County viii meet in
Convention at Charresxcn, ON saturday.
Nay 18TH, for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the State Convention to be held at Iowa
City on the fsd day Of May and also to appoint
Delegates to the Congressional Convention of this
District. j. d. HOWELL,
April 80, go. Chairman Rep. Central Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
ID. Rcdour Turned up again.

This murderer was released at the las
term Of court in Keokuk, on his own rccog
nixance, because IL was doubtful whether q
certain necessary witness could be got into
court, and because the prisoner appeared te
be sick, and it was feared be would die il
jail. OF course that would have been sh,
very best thing be could have done, as the
following from tho Burlington Hawkeys
tends to prove:
RoBBERY.-A bold robbery was psrpetrs-
ted on Friday evening last, in this city, which
created much excitement. A man named ID.
Redout,-who, it will be remembered, ia no y
under indictment for . murder committed
some years ago in keok1k, and out, under
bonds--walked into Messrs. Kimball & Co.'S
store, on the corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets, and stated to Mr.. Wright, who wa.
the only person present,-that be was desi.
rous OF making some purchases, and request
ed him to show him the card Of the frm-
MIR. Wright stepped into the counting room
to procure the card. and hilst he was absent,
the drawer was robbed Of about $50, topeth-
er with memorandum showing the amour,
Of money paid out previously. After pro-
not discovered until come time afterward,
when one OF the clerks having occasion to 70
to the drawer, at once discovered deficit
Mr.. Wright, who 10 an old man, could no,
tell who bad been 10 the store during the
absence OF the clerks, and no Glue could bs
discovered to the robber. Ii soon became
known about the streets that kimball Il Co.
bad been rubbed, and 10 the course Of an
IN Qa3a
With the object, no doubt, OF allaying suspi-
Dion, told the clerk that he had heard that
they bad been robbed, and expressed regret
- the loss. de then purchased dress pat.
tern and left.
But this maneuver OF the thief, instead oil
shielding him, only procured his arrest, fol-
Mr.. Wright recognized Redout as the man
who bad asked HIM for the card his move.
ments were watched, and be was soon under
arrest.
A search ended in finding the memoir andum
and the m oney in his possession, and an or
animation was held before Justicel Snyder
the same evening
postponed before completed, until Saturday,
and then again postponed until to-day, 70
give she defendants an opportunity to produce
witnesses. He was held to bail in the aum
OF xl,5OO, which. being unable to procure.
ne WAS sent TO Jail.
AEornxR FfRE IN HANHI.AL.-Ths Uanni-
oai Hemp Factory and Rope Walk, owned
BY Aessrs. Greene 4 Co., WAS burned on the
7th. The IRE Was caused BY friction. The
Hannibal Democrat says:
AT the time the frs occurred the whole
machinery WAS in full operation, employing
about SO hands, consisting OF men and bows.
When the alarm Was given the operativ %
were thrown into great excitement, msny
jumping out OF the windows and doors, and
one old man, cripple, very soolly let him
self drop from third story window. Fear.
are entertained that some may have persisted
In the flames. though wa hnna snnh NAV y y,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
STATE OF NEW YORK, ! &C

STATE OF NEW 1Vhh &C
County of New York, 80
Vim. Pitt Palmer, President, and Andrew y.
Smith, Secretary, of he Manhattan Fire Insure nee
Company, Ito NE personally known, being sever
ally sworn, depose and Say that the foregoing /. =
full, true and correct statement Of the STAIRS Of
said Company; ,hst the said insurancs Company 10
the bona fde wner Of 1t least one hundred thou
sand dollars OF cash capital invested in and
honda Of 1t least par value, in mortgages on I'M
insumbersd real estate worth at least double the
amount for which the same is mortgAged that the
shove described investments, nor any part thereof
are made for the b>nedt Of any individual excr-
cising authority in the management VI said Com
pAny, either . President, Secretary, Treasurer, Di
rector, or otherwise; that the mortgages above de-
scrlbed have not been assigned nor ia any manner
released or impaired by said Company, and that
they the above described officers Of said Compa-
ny. (Signed)
lL.S.l W.P. PALMER, President
ANDREW j. SMITH, sec'y.
Subsoribed and sworn TO before me, this 18th day
OF January, 1860. In testimony whereof / hf1vs
~ hereunto subscribed my name, and al red
LIS. my Official seal. (Signed)
~ JAMRs W. HALF,
Commissioner FIR Iowa In New York,
No. ~ Wsli-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

w Horse thieves are prevalent in Wash.
ington and keoknk counties in this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

/ Now that we are TO have half fare to tn,
Convention, large delegation from Keokuk
and Lee county may be expected. Let the
Republicans Of southern Iowa join the Re-
publicans of this county and make one rous.
ing Delegates. This would undoubtedly bs
done, if the announcement OF half-fare il
not now made so late as to prevent suficien,
circulation OF the information through the
interior of the State. s
The Chicago Convention will probably b
the largest, most enthusiastic and soul-ssir-
ring asssmblags ever convened in this coun
try.
We take the following from the Press aud
Tribune Of Saturday:
We hear by all sources that all throughout
New York, New England and Ohio, the Mt
most enthusiasm prevails, such as has never
been so widely called out by any excursion
before. Large parties are being organised
who viii bring banners, and some OF them
bands with them. Some authorities place
the Empire State delegation alone, at from
three to FIVE thousand, while Ohio, liberty
loving, Republican Ohio, will not fall much,
ii any, behind those figures.
The most extraordinary exertions are be-
ing made BY the managers Of the Eastern
lines Of road TO meet this immense pressure.
On the Michigan Central and Great Western
Railway Of Canada an achievement is to be
carried out, which has no parallel in railroad
annals. An excursion train 10 to leave Sus-
pension Bridge on Monday, l4th inst, At 8
o'clock 4. r., and run through to Chicago -
special express, reaching there the same
evening at 10 O'Clock, making the distance
from Niagara Falls to Chicsgo in slxrEkH
HOURS. The splendid equipment and high
state Of perfection Of both roads will make
everything take place by the 'time card -
This train will accommodate those who cross
New York by Sunday night trains, as we'll as
those who may have passed the Sunday in
Buffalo, from which latter city special free
train 10 to be run ut O'Clock 4. NJ, to con-
nect with the great excursion train at the
Bridge.
On this train, il lie already definitely set
tied, viii arrive large number OF the New
England delegations. II has already been
definitely settled that when the Ne2 England
ers arrive the sons Of New England 10 Chi
cage wish TO be on the spot. The hour will
be too late, and follows too hard days ride
for any speech making, bat torcbIight dis
play, q national salute, and fireworks may
properly be, and indeed are, . part OF the
programme discussed. The reception Of this
great excursion train will be one Of the nota-
Bile opening features OF the Convention week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
II. y. TEN-EYCK,
General insurance Agent,
cox. 2p AND NAIN-sTS.,
e OOk uk, Iowa,

General insurance Agent,
cox. 2p AND MAIN-sTs.,
LsGR y, LAKE. HIvEN AND LITE IN.
l. SURAN0E promptly attended TO 1t this Once
Agency than any other in this city and iess trouble
n fna las Co., Of Hartford, Coma, 43,lo4, lee ~
HI Imsvraaee Company, Of Ees Fork, l,l57,s1
No ysA AM<Scns In. TO-, HGrtfovd, Cosx., 800, ~
Guy FIRE Insurance Co., u N.s Hass., Hs6s
pA onte Fire Inss,amee Co., Of Nse Fork, 700 ~
Ls YiLiard FIRE EnsxraArs Co., NeU Yosk, ~, ~
NJ, ,ntsxk Fire Inssrascs Co., Ksr Fork, 30. ZOO
Co nMecficst Mxis4lL In. Co., Hartford, So00, 53S
On. J. W. Boss, Medical Examiner.
~. w. 6kIRFITii 10 Authorised to receive
applications for all shove Con paniss.
~ Dsildings, Merchandise, Min, FaotoriAa,
Hous eh0ld Furniture and Dwellings insured ~ ~
low 70 to other Companies who pay their losses
H. b. TEN-EYcK, Agent,
Ofice corner ID and MaiI sts Keokuk, lows.
A LEATHER TOP TWO HORSE CARRIAGE,
IA nsarly new, for sale cheap for cash or god
paper. or will exchange for other 8 cd property.
on 50 street, Keokuk, lows. WIN. l.. WOOD.
daw2t
NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between us under the
name and style Of ". Il. L. Ruddick II this day
by mutual consent dissolved, X. l.. Ruddiek having
soldlhis interest In said Arm to Jesse Ruddick.
WIN. RUDDTCK.
RI. RUDDICK.
l Ksokak. April 80, 1850.
| TESEEE RUDDICK having this day bought Of h.
u l.. kuddick al his interest In the firm Of m.
! r. L. Rsddick, the arm will hereafter BE- con
tinusA under the name and style Of VIM. J. kud-
dick. WM. kuDDICK:
| JESSE RUDDIOK.
! KsoksL, April . lsse-nysd6.
r. ookak, Warsnw anA AlsxaAdTta
sN# Ra0k 81.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
rIyHE Steamer EAGLE, y. II. BRAE- -
II Don Master, will make two trips On l1N
Sunday TO and from Ksokuk, Warsaw
and Alsxandria, leaving Ksokuk At o'clock .. N
aud S D. M J; and win isavc Alexandria ut 7:25 and
1 Warsaw st 80 .. NJ; and IN the afternoon will
lsave Alsxandra at aud Warsaw 1T 4i5.
my8d3w
4 SOan nURao. d f8@f wM. @. REHrGRE.
/ HURNB Il RENTGHN.
FORWARDING = COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Lssee 10kuks Iowa
/ nysd
j NIAYNARD MOVES INK, all sizes, for sale By
Wl myl III. W. WE5TCoIT. 81 Msin-st.
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Know all men by these presents, that the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company, Of New York, do
hereby authorize Nm. l.. WOOD, Of Keokuk, Iowa,
TO accept and acknowledge service Of ali process
whether mesne or 6nAl for ard In beh Alf Of said
Company, in any action or proceeding against said
Company, and it u hereby admitted aEl agreed tha,
such service Of process aforesaid shall b. taken and
held to be az valid and sufficient in that behalf
the same ~ IL served upon said Camp any according
to tho laws Of the 6tsts OF Illinois OF any Other
State, and 81 claims or right Of rror by reason
OF such service IL hereby expressly waived and 70
lnquished
Witness our hands and seal OF "a . Company, thil
lL.S.l 18th day OF January, 1859.
tsisreat - AxAy.a n--oss....s... ..zs..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Tum DEs Moiwxs VALLEY Wnis ia published
every Monday ut ths ofes, il one OF the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has a widely extended circnaa-
tion throughout the nes Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Tor sale.
4 LEATHER TOP TWO HORSE CARRIAGE,
n nearly new, for sale cheap for cash or good
paper. or will xohAnge for other 6 cd property.
One new Iron Safe for sale. Inquire At my Office
on 50 strset, kookuk, lows. VIM. Il. WOOD.
dav2t1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

EDW AND HEMPsTEAD,
wholesale Grocer and COani o0l . n
Merchant,
nofl south Wat or St. bet. StAte-st. h abssh Av.
CHI IGAGO, ILLINOIS.
Agents Tor Z be sale Of Dupont's Powder. -
mySdlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
ANDREW ). SMITH, Ses'y.

IL 10 hereby certified that the foregoing II full,
true and eorrsct copyof The Ststsmcnt OF the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Com pany, mads to this Once
under data OF January Ii 1. 1850.
In testimony whereof be ve hsreunto set my hand
- end seal OH Dial, this twenty seventh
LIS day Of Feb ruary, A. d. Eighteen Hum
49, dred and ixty.
J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor OF State.
Inc usual Ce rtifcate Of tho Auditor OF the
state of Iowa IL at ached the original papers, but
y omitted IN th Is publication. For Policies IN
this Companyap - DIV to
WI H. l.. wOoD, Agent,
my9d Thl at. near State Bank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

TESSEE RUDDICK having this day bought Of 4.
u L. kaddick all his interest In tho firm Of VIM.
j r. L. Rsddick, the arm will hereafter BE- con
tinusA under the name and style Of VIM. J. kud-
dick. WM. kuDDICK.
JESSE KUDDIOK.
/ Ksokuk. April - ISse-mySd6t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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seikt mini, nimmt 81 ten b~iltsnrn 2crinsr:s:s Der uutrr;cid,-
nnc Matnt Der
D'reat S&rltrrr SnIurance Com ,anY III Wbilacelpbia
tn'acafn nImttt &%critcrm9 sui &SpNntIuier, stprcs, Tabrifcn.
YtubIu'rn, Wtrhtlicu StGIuNNu, fruhupciFcr, SouSocrlths
lhatNh, ltHiti n%helutrr u UNI Npar III rem "bilislten (rc;lcn.
Ma Ytrl"ncn, mtkte lin acQcn bn Strluit Won Scucr vrr.
uChtra rrGd mtrctn wphlthun, hi Fem lnIrrTi bnrtcn Spr;u rr,l
ItH. Die p%urptNfE.t Der .ojreNt 21citcrn ,nluance unp aruit
@omran9" hfncct lb III Ybldc,lpbi0 Np 4O3 W luuthr, Gle
Der leu SrI c, un betrI9t bGS Glpinl oericlben $500 OO0.
IN Fthmrne befiatet ib cc ;}mciGpfhct an y arlnraEr. ;wri
lhlrtn nnrrA1lb ecm GrdN1nlc 6prl lmo neten e. 2. Gahr.
M.- yStcr0 SItrNth runQea far S&cifc une Sc(aYcn mcrNcn
AlctGfaNe HWr!tlt fur pt bcltrn GCmpaQriCcn unb III ,rn kiliaItrn
y crcn cntAc1cn 9cGpmTcn uno mup bti Stcragflacn rcr gcm1o
III I'm 3ttnlrnc ans Ttahlt. Or. 4. n @rtdcn, 4acnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-10
8rterrih 81 crbarpt.
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lc@ Nrn'ltr'9 h'licn unetn 6rlat rcNcltcn farm man g0r Mat
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