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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

BANK APPLICATIONS. Notices are given of
application for recharter, or extension of
charter of the Bank of Black River. at Proc
torsvile; of the Woodstock Bank: of the
White River Bank, at Bethel; of the Bank
of Newbury; of the Farmers Bank, Orwell.
or for new Bank for Bank at Wells
River, and for new Bank at Rutland.
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T IL + Y \ l. .
General Butler Captures forl> { laai ...
Hattrfa~.

40 SECESSION PRISONERS iihiN.-Nr
OR SIDE.
Dispatches from Richmout - y.
state that Gen Batter. commit q. ..
100 guns and 1000 men. arrived i, T .. F..
tera> on "Wednesday, and uHr0-. fire
fort. which MAS vigorously r.r.r@e5
garrison Of 800 men, under tia COM.
Capt Barran, formerly OF the L :. ....
After twenty rounds had bceA iis,s --..
munition OF the coutc..erlte~ c.y. ....
the entire garrison SURRENDERED H..
was built a few months siue, All ~
twenty guns
The New York Tribune's >r.-
Washington gives the following para.
of the Hatteras expedition go
On Wednesday the Njnnt-o.. IL
Cumberland. >u~qu"nannah, P4T... d.
rint Lane. Monticello. trlr>no.- >..
and the Adelaide a,lG Prahsd, u .....-
rived oil lIatteras inlet. Ihi> ar.. IS
command Of iieg officer StrinSa-.a. ..
land forces under Gen Bate r.
had been erected nv the febe.~ - ga.
mouth OF ,fattera, Inlet. w.
the entrances to Pamlice aat
sounds, atiordng thus cou.e-,3a H.-
Virginia and tn sci.
Bombardment was conneLc". d. . .
Wen >day morning bv tie N....-
whole hret son joining. IL. lance
era. 10 ;ps also immediately canN--.
Owing 10 the surf, ONLY .jh' Me- ,..,---
land.
The rebel forts replied 10 IL -
cannona,ie w:thou, mgca Glmage. 3d.. .
three hours the fiaE on Fort Cara wis.,.
down and the rebels retreate. :. .-
teras. a large WON bc.oT.
Oar land t3Tc.s son after .-.-
abandoned fort, and ho;,.eI he s...-
stripes. Y night oar lice anc-.... -
eral gdnbJltS remt.u.a- a, nsac rs '.-.
to protect the small Ian. force.
\, ) o'c,,ck Thursday morning.
Al fee: again opeur; 4 conera-e.:.
Fort Hattcra>. IL" ~hut> rroM IT, -.'... .
:ns far short, a III oc.1c.,. os- >..-
ginning 20 play on the ia gam. g..
hoisted witt liz, ~. oar ...... ST..
Oh double quick" from iar. t...,.
were met on tn beach ~ f.. a.,-.
Cap, Nixon ci me cyl>t guar, v-..- -
fort whore Commodore Ba~rH.. IT,.
federal navy. VLow4> IN COMA +. -
cap,,alati,a by allowing IT, -
stack arms and re,ire, Il" offers Z.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
Iotal and State GfWs.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
- Just before the train left this place last
Saturday morning, the ladies and gentlemen
who had been attending upon the musical
convention, and who were to leave on the
train. gathered around their leader and sung
"Aud Lang Svne"-tke friends they left be-
hind joining them.
- Madigan's Gymnasium exhibited in
this place on Wednesday. 1t was an excel
lent show quite free from the vul garity and
slang of the common ring performances
There was no circus or menagerie about it.
1t was simply the wonderful performances
of men and elephants, marvellous to behold,
but not necessarily shocking the modesty
even of the most fastidous. More would
have visited it here if they had understood
wha: it was.
- Mr.. B. F. Xix proposes to teach union
singing class in this place this fall and win
ter if sufficient encouragement is given. Mr.
Rix is an excellent singer and competent
teacher he should have large class.
- The new company of Zouaves in this
place is filling Up. They are under drill
daily By one of the original Chicago Zoo
ZOOS. We understand they are to be rein
forced by those recruited at Plainfeld sta
ton, in day or two. This will probably
make the company full
- 4 little son, four and half years old
of Geo. W. Cahoon, Esq, of Lyndon, had
a leg broken bv a wagon load of oats back
ing upon him few days since.
- The weather is decidedly fall-ish, and
persistently dry.
- Fire was discovered in the Messrs. Fair
banks paint shop about 9 o'clock "Wednesday
evening. \ general alarm was given, and
the fire department turned out promptly, but
the use of hydrant near the shop put out
IT.. fire withou. working the engines at all
The nature of the materials IN the shop gave
quick llre ana quite brllllaht one lof
few minutes, but the excellent preparations
for 9uenching the deyouring element pre-
vented a serious coniagration. The loss b,
fire and water was not very heavy.
- Sergeant Stone left Thursday morning
with those remaining of the SEX. and few
other recruits. in all twenty-one 'able-bodied
men, to Join the 3rd Regimen, at chai.
Bridge.
- The rapidity with which tie +th ant
9TH Regiments have been raised, and hun
bred other men for the ID and Sd Regiment,
don't look much as if Vermont was going L
submit to drafting
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Unexpected.

The Burlington Times, which has not pub
lished the most complimentary articles in re-
gard to Col Whiting of the Vermont %, clo-
ses lengthy article in its last weekly about
the troubles in the I'd regiment" as fol-
lows: I'VE do not know Col Whiting. We
do know that he was recommended by SOL
dier, who, We believe, had some reason for
his confidence in him. Let US wait a little
the current may change by-and-by,'
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Cavalry Regiment.

Cox Fairbanks has received authority from
the government to enlist a regiment Of caval
~ in this state. This will be work that
viii take time, bat We presume active meas
ures will be taken as soon as the infantry re-
giments are off
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

Central railroad Government now controls
the railroad from Washington TO Baltimore
and Annapolis, and some parts of the Virgin
ia roads. Mr. Canfeld's energy as man of
business, and his practical knowledge in rail-
road superintendent must prove very valua-
BILE to the government. We wish him sue
cess in his new position.
Mr. Danforth, for some years past the prin-
cipal owner and editor of the Burlington
Sentinel, has withdrawn, and notice is given
that Mr. VIM. Henry Hoyt, who for few
months past has been partner in the con-
Germ, will conduct it as editor and proprie-
tor.
A little girl named Laura Ross Of Hunt
ington, (says the Burlington Times,o Starks-
boro says the Free Press was accidentally
shot on the 18th of August by son of Ben
jamn Seaman jr. 1t is feared the wound
will prove mortal.
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Windsor COUNTY.

George l.. Balloon Of Proctors,ile has re
ceived government contract for the manu-
tacture of !orty-tive thousand yards of army
blue cloth, and is charging his resources 10
fill the contract as speedily as possible.
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Washington County.

Ebenezer Bickford of Montpelier, convict
ed some two years since of causing false pa
pers to be sent to Washington for the pur-
pose Of procuring land warrants, and senten-
ced to the state prison for the term of four
years and 500 fine, has been pa-doned by
president Lincoln in answer to petition
signed by the governor and numerous mem
bers of both branches OF the Vermont legisla-
ture, testiiyinS to his uniform good character.
1t will be remembered by some that We pub
E>hed a lengthy article at the time Of his con-
viction, intimatng that the rogues who should
have suffered the penalty Of the law, slipped
the halter, and Mr. Bicktord seemed 10 be
the victim of circumstances and determine
ton Oh the part of the government TO punish
Somebody. We are glad he has been par
doned
John NJ. Fish Of Royaton. of company f.,
ID Vermont regiment, who was wounded al
the battle of Bull Run, died of diptheria at
Philadelphia on The l3th ak. The Montpe-
her Waterman says that he was wei! cared
for bN the Volunteer ketrcshment Committee
and til, New England Society Of philadel-
pha, and after his death his remains were
suitably prepared, enclosed in a coffin and
sent home, attended by an agent of the com
nttee, Mr. C. k. Font in whose house Mr
Fish died. Al! pecuniary remuneration was
refused Honor to the good Samaritans o.:
Philadelphia
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Acknowledgements.

Our thanks are due town clerks and others
for the statement of the vote last Tuesday.
and the names Of justices elected
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I.alnOille County.

Hon Thomas Geed died Friday at ten O.
clock, at his residence at Morrisville, of ty-
phoid fever. Mr. Gleed has been for many
years prominent lawyer in Lamoilie county,
widely known and respected. BY his servlc-
es in both branches of the Legislature for sew
eral years. he had made for himself state
reputation, and was rapidly growing into
deserved popularity abroad as well as at
home, and the public as well as his
friends and neighbors, will mourn his loss
Daily Freeman.
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Bennington County.

DIPTiIERIA.-This dreaded disease is pre-
valent to fearful extent in some parts of
the State. In Sandgate, Readsboro and
Bennington several deaths have occurred
Two children of Mr.. John Finn, of Ben
nngton, died recently. They were first at
tackled with canker rash, and after running a
few days the diptheria set in, rapidly carry
ing them off. Within eight days up to and
including last Tuesday, there have been eight
funerals IN Cambridge caused by it. In
bndgewater there have been twenty five
deaths OF the same disease, since last Au-
tumn' three of the number being from one
family.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
Frecmen's Meeting.

The annual freeinen's meeting passed of
very quietly in ST Johnsbury. There was no
caucus held and no candidate prominently
before the people; consequently the first bal
lot was quite scattering, as viii be noticed
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Rutland County.

The town of Poultney will be one hundred
years old on the 2lst instant. The event is
to be suitably celebrated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

kins; Corp,rals, {. W. Boardman, {. II.
Hodge, H. A. Davis, G. NJ. Porter, y. J..
Baldwin, Franklin Staples.
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Cou,.v ,.,y;c,,l,,,r,l S,c;.,v viii I've hold ~,
,I.. Ea;r (;,,,,rds - .l,;. ,i,c. -, T,osa.,
,..l Uol,,,s,l., c.. ,-,1,. Ti,o
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no had of tho ,r.,.nr.r Gao T. R,r,.,.eso
v ..l,,.L
ana MECHANICS OK t''eH"h'' county can nave
as goo" t i"'F as was ever hv'o Il" me count!
Il ''''S Will Out 'AA' ''o'A % '"e matter al"
'i''T 0"' .''' $40, ""' P'0"'1'' VI '''' '"' III
ana WORKSHOP we nope 'i'e ladies' VIII NOT
''fSe' ''i''' great attraction at previous i"'fs
HAS "S''i '''' w al Han ''u''' "' '''e sue
cess q! 'l'e tA'''"''!''i u'p'N"S upon 'tS ot-
=. H. ~ IfI for
I''' 'n'''''' IA ''''''N 0i'''-i'S "''''''e '"i
'N"'ol''o" nave Z" Tree ''cAf' o. ADMISSION TO
the GFouh!a-
r. ). Since the above was IN type VT
nave I''fNeo some a0"'tIohai iacl' IN regard
10 o1f '"'F' we Understand mat lhis IS |"
be regular Ola iA>hIoned IT attic Sho" -
'h't the farmers ana mechanics are to nave
II all their own way and We doubt not they
Will make II worthy OF 'htm' by having one
OF the best exhibitions OF stock, vegetables
Nc' 'h'' We nave ever i'ad IN The county
we near 'ha' 'ile falf ofound Company have
generously donated TO the Agricultural So
'''ts I"fS' snare OF 'ne ProI'S OF the YEAR
"'''c" >''u'" I'lo''ce ''r friends OF the SocIe-
y . o'S''r themselves ac'V'iy Tor the week
OF TWO 'ha' remains before the l'th and 18th
instant me ORDER OF exercises Will De pub
NS.ieo next week.
Inc II. River alley Far Is he'd at White
RIVER junction the present week, AS We go
[" press before 1t is through we can give no
account OF 1t the present week
me H'a'e faif commences at Rutland the
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Chlttenden County.

CHfttcHUtH COuHtys
We learn from the Free Press that Thorn
as ii. Garfield Of that place has been appoint
ed assistant manager of the government rail-
road and telegraph lines, in place of A. Ora
nagei, who resumes the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the western division of the Pennsylvania
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Caledonia County.

REPRE- SENTATIvES, AND GOVERNOR VOTE.
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Lois G. Lewis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, S.. holden at NIanches-
ter, in and for said District, on the 18th day Of
July, 4. d. 1861,
Present, Hon, II K. Fowler, Judge.
An instrument in wiring purporting e be the
last win and testament of
LOIS q. LEWIS,
late Of Rupert, in said District, deceased, was pre-
santel for Probate by the Executor therein named.
Whereupon il was ordered that said instrument
be proven at Probate Court, TO be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Of August next, and that all persons
interested in said Estate benefited thereof by pub
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester journal
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons to appear and con
test said application, if they see cause
II. X. FOWLER, Judge.
true copy Of record.
3w9 Attest, II. K. FOWLER, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-30

John X. Leonard, Shrewsbury, wound
cd IN the arm and last seen 90 the field.
Y. A. Marsh, Audoyer, wounded in the
neck and last seen near Alexandria. G.,
II. Lewis, fller, last seen at Fairfax II.
G Rogers, Nh. Holly, last seen on the re-
treat
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Toe mn wUre pfHoHeu a smiley
CbuUa ka- ba, aped on Ftslayp.e6t
while Dos guard vha had been placed over
them aas asleep. They worked ghc.fway
10 this city by desiaus paths reaching the
Potomac "a, point fourteen mules above
Washington
Capt. Allen states ttai BE rebels al
mijied a boss no fifteen buulyel mon killed.
~ ihe battle ui Sunday.
six hundred 81 our men are prisoners
ID The hands o( Tie enemy and are wen
treated, bu! ihc rebels refuse bury The body
Of single IouaFe
Two additional regiments arc bo raised
III Vermont within d iew weeks,
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sunday.

FoRTREss MONROE, July %.
The Odd Fellows Hall, jail, and four
other buildings in Hampton were yester-
day burned by our troops, in apprehension
Of an immediat attack by the secessionists.
Our troops we're entirely Withdrawn last
night,
Max Weber now occupies Col. Duryee's
former quarters.
Part of Hampton bridge has been de-
str1yed to prevent communication with
this side of the creek. The place is not
yet occupied by the rebels.
Capt. Bryan, Of the Georgia Hussars,
and four others called in yesteeday with a
flag Of truce relative TO the baggage of
Capt jenkins and Lieut.. Shurtliif who
we're wounded and made prisoners by them
some time ago. 1t turns out that they
were met by party Of nineteen soldiers
on the the other side. The flag was re-
eciyed by Capt. Butler and Lieut.. Legal
outside the entertainments. A proposal TO
exchange them for two Of the federal sol
diers was rejected, but arrangements were
made to forward the baggage Oft the wound
cd men. The flag of truce was doubtless
a feint for accommodating Hampton and Vi
entity.
A flag Of truce came into Newport News
this morning with proposition giving our
troops twenty.four hours to leave. In case
The place IS not evacuated they will force
us ont.
The enn boat Dale, 20 guns, at once
went up from Old Point. The Albatros'
and Penguin are also stationed here,whilc
the Minnesota and seven gun boats nj Oh
Point are ready to assist, should Newport
News be attacked.
Col. Phelps says he can hold the plac,
against twice the force he has, which nos
consists of four effective regiments. Thi
Ienlrenclments are Of formidable charac
Fer, and the rebels viii meet with warn
reception.
/ Both flags Of truce of course represen
that there is a very large Confederate fore.
between Yorktown and old Point
Monday.
A special dispatch to the Evening Pos
states that Capt. William G. Allen Of Mass.
has just arrived here with two other Fed
cral olaicrs from Centergille.
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
RY Tl4E EOHIMNH co.

OpEN FROM JuSF TO DEcEmFE, son PERMANENT
on Transient VISITORS.
This House, having been recently enlarged, is
now the most eommodious in the State, andis fur
nisbed with the latest comforts and conyeuences
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Saturday.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 2G,
via Baltimore. July n.


To-day all has been active at Fortress
Monroe. During last night an order ar
rived from Washington for four regiments
to De Immediately transported to Wasng-
ton via Baltimore, and steamer arrived
from Baltimore for that purpose. Coils
Bakers and Duryec's regiments have
sailed, and the Sd and 4th New York reg
iments viii follow in few hours They
20 to Washington for active service in Nir-
giuia aud their place at Old Point will be
Gliel by large number Of recruits.
The California aud New York regiments
will form Brigade under the command Of
Col Baker,
/ III consequence Of the movement of
troops the contemplated advance to Fox
yille has been abandoned.
! Hampton city is still held by strong
force,
/ Newport News will II is believed, with
stand any force that Col Magluder can
bring against It. However, tits generally
believed that the confederates will attack
Newport News within few days. Du-
ring the last few hours they have extended
,hcir pickcts one mile aud half nearer
4 Hampton.
This afternoon some twenty horsemen
attacked one Of our pickets who dispersed
7 the party and killed one Of their number
Prof LaMountain made an ascension
last evening at Hampton, but on account
Of the wind could not attain a great eleva-
ton.
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Nm YmE I.lr d

Nav YORK falY 26
Tbc lIemlls Wa.iBr'onassf ira aHes
chat ,h6 Ft.Geaiians IN thc oiier side q
iie paomae ue bcing continually
strengthened are regiments keep going
across
To 18th New York regiment are The
adsanre ID Fairfax noad
Reports continue 20 be received q rebel
movements GA HagPers Ferry, and sew
eEl regiments have been ordered there
Tie World dispatches tales thst prs
waite biter from Virginia puts the rebel
io, % 1000 70 1900. including Gen Epha
Hunter
Tie 1911 Massachusetts regiment ar.
|f.gel tonight
The schooner Euemntress la. been re-
captured from tie pirates, near llaiiera..
FMS scamon have been detailed TO work
Idle heavy guns ai Alexandria.
Everything !. quiet at Matthias Point.
ihg kil'cd ana missing 8 Tie Vermont
end Is thirty
1 Tie "a Vermont regimn; arrived TO-
Inielt.
COL Murphy captured Tree rebels on the
Virginia side to-day.
4 Tie Times dispatch states ihal the dai.
] " average Of arrivals Of troops : three TO
four thousand, and our outp0sts are being
again gradually extended.
Tie Cabinet lad pFoimeicd session
to-day.
Tie 'rribunes dispatch says that large
building is being constructed for the ne
commodation Of the newly arrived soldiers
Heavy timber shot, shells, and army
stores are being transferred across to the
Notifications.
Two Of our picket guards were shot BY
The enemy last night within three miles o.
Alexandria. 1t is reported that a com
pany Of rebel cavalry came within three
miles Of our lines at Arlington last night
Everything remains quiet to-day. The
arrival Of Gen. Mcclellan seems TO have
inpired new life in thctroops, and yigorou:
preparations for resumption Of the cam
paign are going on. Gen. Mcclellan wa
closcted with Gen, Scott last night an,
crosses the Potomas to-day.
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HorEL ARRIVALS.

(By 4 u Spngue, NJ 10
Rev n T. Ulham. Rev John Roberts,
Manchester, Princeton, n y,
Mrs n Z Upham, lo George Allen,
Miss Lsura wss,Aer, "a Bennington
c \ Bennett, DO Bushnell, 10
Miss c n Bennett, %, ] A Pierce Brattchoro.
Mrs II Walker. DO i y Cobleigh, 30
II Walker, a. 4 A Avery, Wisconsin.
@ A Pierce, do Mrs L v Avery,
Miss Ellen Clark, Madison, y
Washington, Conn Miss N Nj Haynes, Peru
Equinox House.
4 r Graves, Ncw York Mrs Hawkes., do
ID q Ames L Dorset Hon q Fink, Jersey City
A Hoffman. Coxsackie Charles Louis Fink, do
d VALENTINE, Aurora, TIL re II SMALL New York
Miss Yalinuue, DO Oscar Coles Do
E Garfield, Arlington Miss Auuie Coles, do
Miss r p Garfield, do boct a W Brown, DO
& . Hurd, DO J 4 Nilwarl, 10
Thcs. Fletcher Boston Mrs Wilward, child ana
b Poster Cook, Rutland nurse, do
Ms Cook, 10 " Clark, 90
Mrs 4 Goldsmith, J MaulliB, Troy
Louisville Kyl Mrs Maullin, and
Prof " " Hawkes., nurse, do
Hartford, Conn
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BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

fENHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
l mence WEDNESDAY ?, NJ, August p aud
continue fourteen weeks.
REy. J. D. WICEHAM, A. NJ, Principal
Rev s0LON ALBEE, a. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
Ond Greek
GEORGE RICHARDSON, A. b., Teacher Of
Mathematical and English branches.
French, Drawing and Music will be taught By
lady Of experience.
Pupils Of both sexes can be accommodated with
rooms and board at the Seminary, The Pnnci-
pal and his family, with the several teachers in
both departments, constitute with these one FAM
ily and are regulated accordingly
For circulars giving information as to terms,
&C., address the Principal
Manchester, July Is. 1861.
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noleI Cards.
LAKE AUSTIN nor 81,
Wells, Vermont.

MERRITT LEWIS. PpopmfTaH
fIuis liVgSE hss bcca ceeailF tus fT lhe
i accommodation 81 those visiting Lake Rastin
er Wells Peud 0oei aeaamBis,ians laf hagscs
A namber u sail and rev hosts always 81 fesdi.
ness fsy tac use 81 guests.
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Monday.

A special dispatch 10 the Evening Post
states thai Capt. William G. Allcno Mass,
has just arrived here with two ether Fed
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