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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ex TIE Z. A ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvII ooNGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, February 4.

WASHINGTON, February T.
HoUsE.-The House went into Commit
tee of the Whole on the Treasury Bill.
! Mr.. Merrill said this measure was origi-
mated by Mr.. Spaulding as a war measure
of necessity. He did not think hostilities
would be of such long continuance, for with
| the melting Of the snow and ice our armies
could rush toward the Gulf to crush out
the rebels. If men Of the East would only
ask for an opportunity to leave off epithets
and try what virtue there is in steel, he
had no fear of the result. We can close the
war BY the 30th of July next, as well as in
80 years, thereby eeonomizing blood as
well as treasure. He would as soon pro-
vide Chinese wooden guns for the army, as
paper money. What we most need is
money.
Mr.. Morrill, spoke at length against
Spaulding's bill. He did not object to pa
per issues to a limited extent, but wished
to establish boundaries for it. In abiding
to the state of the war, he said Gen. McClel-
Ian must harvest his advantages within the
next ninety days, otherwise he will be ga
zetted as gentleman, but not as General.
SEXATE-Pomeroy asked to take up the
resolution offered yesterday relative to the
command of the department of Kansas, &c,
and calling on the Secretary of War for the
orders and direction in regard to the sup
plies for that command whether it ia to
be commanded by Gen. Lane, and whether
the order of Gen. Hunter is according to
the orders of the War Department
Passed
Mr.. Hale moved to take up the bill pro-
viding for iron-clad steamers, Agreed to.
Mr.. Hale proposed to withdraw both the
amendments of the committee, and asked
the Senate to make the subject the special
order for Friday, when they would hear
him (Hale) on the report of the naval COM
mittee in regard to the Secretary of the
Navy. He hoped the Senate would pass
the bill, as it came from the House.
On motion of Mr.: Hale the report of the
Naval Committee on the Secretary of the
Navy, was taken up and made the special |
order for Friday.
The bill to provide iron clad vessels, was
re-conmitted to the Committee.
Brights case was then taken up
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[Corrsspondenee OF De oineinnati GO

PADUCAH, KY, Jan. %.
Gen. Smith returned Saturday evening
last, with his entire division The Illinois
boys have concluded that the Hoosiers are
hard to take upon march. When the
Indiana boys were in front the Suckers
were left in the rear eight or nine miles
day and when they (Lllinoisans) led The
front the Indiana boys were in the rear, for
be said that " they would come into camp
anyhow, and bring up the stragglers too, if
necessary" The OLD General declares that
he never saw such men in his life They
may be scattered all over creation, but at
night will all be gathered in the same
roost," continued the General, who, [ am
glad to say, is growing more popular with
his men.
The weather to-day is as warm aud
balmy as May morning. The boys have
been paid of, and are enjoying holiday.
NENoPHoN,
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SPECIAL TO TIE clxclNxAr1 GAZETTE.


CUMBERLAND, Md, February 2.-It is re-
ported here that Gen. Lander has asked to
be relieved Of his command as General of
this division, AMI that as soon as relieved
he will resign his commission.
II should be understood that the late ret
rograde policy in this division was in obe-
dience to express orders from General Nc
Clellan. 1t is very different from what Gen.
Lander's antecedents would have led rs to
expect, and it is known that he disliked be-
ing thus compelled to adopt it. 1t Is under
stood that Lander, at three different times,
asked permission to advance on the enemy,
and that he had already built fatboats at
Cumberland before REINFORCED, that he
might march east and hold the VIRGINIA
shore, aud enable Williams brigade now at
Hancock, to cross the Potomoc and Join
him in an attack on Jackson's rear. Il is
even reported that Lander has been very
severely reprimaaded by Mcclellan for
pressing the plan 10 attack Jlcksou's force.
1t is known from compet at sourcas that
Lander feels himself a.e- rieved that the
military authorities in Washington. super
vlsing the telegraphs, should authorize the
transmission Of the statement that Lander
had retreated on his own responsibility,
and when MeClelIan was on the point OF
sending him endorsements. The truth
is, Mcclellan never informed Lander he
was to be re-enforced, and yet had to tele-
graph him positive orders twice, to fall
back on the railway, before Lander obeyed
Lander is still on the Virginia side of the
Potomac, with no intention of erossing.-
About half OF Jackson's force is reported still
at Romney. The rest is near Winchester.
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Arrival and Departure of the
NI a Z rs So

THE time here act down is adjusted to coRtracf
hoHrs- On the River there IS variation according
TimE OF CLOSING.
6lilroad BIas1 for Vincennes. Terre Haute.
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. IndianaIe-
lis. Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago. and other Northern, Eastern
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday at.....-......... A. II.
-' thursday, and saturday az "a p
Pa9ucdA ETaH (riverl every day IN the
week except sunday and Thursday at lI54 A. M.
Green Ricer Mail (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
ari. Vernon MAJ Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday At 90 A. NJ
Ns,g Ha-noag MAI every Monday, We'd
uosJay. and Friday AT "a A NJ
Rookporf hcI (snd) every Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday at 5f2 A. NJ
Paiersttsrgb sfGiI (way) every Friday AZ ga A. NJ
(PetersbuTgh letters, sc. come ant 50
7.nti5aas aIaa every Wednesday at 7P. II.
tBeaves at a. n. THURSDAY morning.)
Military mail Tor Calhoun and Spot tsvilie, II p NJ
TIME or DELIVERING.
"a road Hsui3. evorv DAY except Sunday at A. NJ
arrives the night before, after office hours
Louisville 5lait (riyer) every Tuesday,
Thursdiy, and Saturday by Or
lil,'1edi Maii, every day in the week except
Sunday ami Thursday by "a.
'5rssi Rirsr 5iaii, every Monday nd Thurs
day by r. n
a. VslHon 1raa Qand) every Monday.
y wednesday, and Friday by 5 p. n
Ne's HGriaoRg Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. n.
RocEpcrt 8Te5l Qand) every sunday at P. r.,
and Wednesday aud Friday at 4. g..
ARRIVES the evening before, after ONCE
hours.)
Petsrs5argh Hail (vvay) every Friday by SO a. Ii.
Cg1ftiGlG Mai every FriGay at Z A. N.
(Arrives the evening before. after Office hours.)
ES-Post Once opens at 7 A. N. and closes at
?. =. on week days. Delivery closes from TO s3s
a. 81. week days during tho closing of the
Railroad mail once open from 10 ~ A n. on the
sabbath.
JAMES e. McNEELY, p. NJ.
Evansville, Ind, May l. 1851. iuly 22-ywc
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WORLD s DISPATCH.

FT. MONROE, Feb. 3.-The Chippewa left
the Blockade off Wilmington Thursday and
arrived here this morning. She reports
everything quiet when she left. The Chip
pewa encountered westerly gales during the
whole voyage. She passed close to Hat
teras Inlet and saw large feet of vessels
inside at anchor but heard no firing
The Constitution is still here. She will
sail as soon as possible.
\ flag of truce went to Crany Island this
afternoon but has not yet returned.
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CAIRO. Feb :

'UAIRo, FEB. 3,
Twelve steamers laden with troops, in
charge of Commodore Wash. Graham, left
here this morning at 10 o'clock, to Join g
still larger force at another point. | can
truly say that this has every indication of
a genuine movement, and that something
important will be accomplished.
Gen. Grant and staff left here last night
on the ". H. Brown. Gen. McClernand
and staff left on the steamer Alps.
r. Gen. Payne is in command here, and Col.
Morgan of the 10th Illinois remains in
Command at Birds Point. Large re-enforce-
ments are expected here during to-day and
tomorrow.
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AsPIEwALL, January 24.-Tbe steamer
Orizaba, from San Francisco, arrived at
Panama. She has So, 600 in treasure for
Panama, $214,00O for Europe, and S654,-
SIS for the United States. The Orizaba has
aleo 81 packages of cotton, shipped from
Acapulco.
Capt. Richie, of the U. S. steamer Sara
mac, had all his offices under arrest at AGA
pulco. There is no news from the coast
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AsHI4GroN, Feb. THE Cabinet is in
session, and it Is reported the subject under
discussion is z communication received
from the rebels under flag Of truce.
Private letters from Archbishop Hughes
and Thurlow Weed Just received by Seere-
tary Seward, give a very hopeful view OF
our cause in England and France.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, Feb. (,
FLOUR in fair demand, and the market
firm at 1904 20 for super, and 4 2O@
25 for extra.
No change in Grain.
WHISKY advanced to l6@ and in good
demand, partly speculative.
Hoes irmer and higher, varying from
3 25@3 so !; receipts l GOO, the Price Cur
rent gives the full number received up to
date as $50, 900.
There is good demand for Mess Pork /;
sales of 900 sbls at 62@9 20 for good
country aud fair city brands.
LARD unchanged; sales 500 tierces at
61@6s; 1893 kegs sold at 7c-
GREEN HAMS advanced to g, owing to
the active demand for sugar cured.
Nothing done in Bulk Meats 24@4c
are the quotations.
No change in money market.
PITTsBURdH, Feb. 4.-River 9 feat 9 ia
by the pier mark and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3d.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad was held yesterday. Mayor
Henry was chairman. The report of the
Directors showed the net earnings of the
year to be So, 500, 200, being an increase of
more than q million and quarter over the
previous year. A semi-annual dividend of
four per cent. will be paid in May.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Sinking Of the Tom. Scott
Our Foreign Relation hope
full Latest from General
Lander's Command = An
other Expedition to go from
Cairo.

VINCENNEs, Feb. 4th--The steamer Tom.
Scott was sunk last night in the Wabash, a
few miles below Palestine, by heavy ice,
which caught her in q bend of the river.
and cut her entire stern of, causing her 10
sink Immediately. She was ascending the
river, and had no freight on board The
boat is a total loss.
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We mentioned a few days-since as having
got ashore at Rum Key, in the Gulf, has
become a total wreck, only few Of her one
hundred guns beingsayed.
Treasury NoTEs-It is stated that the
amount of Treasury notes issued by the De-
/ partment has now reached forty millions.
About half a million is still being issued
daily.
The Nashville Banner says Gen. Floyd
has the " walk and carriage OF an Indian"
We reckon this is the result of his contact
with Indian bonds.
Dptheria prevails to a considerable ex-
tent in Michigan City, aud a number of
cases have proved fatal.
Mr.. Ely, n. c., has been presented with
a horse The Albany Argus thinks the gift
would have been more useful if presented
previous 70 Bull Run.
Forty applications for leave to take goods
into Port Royal have been refused ia Wash
ington ia the past ten days. In two cases
cargoes of ice were allowed to be taken in
The friends of Col. Manson are urging
the President to appoint him a Brigadier-
General, for gallant conduct displayed in
the recent engagement with Zollicoffer's
forces.
The import of green teas last year was
about 100000 pounds, against the usual
import of 10000, 900 pounds per annum.
The import of black teas for the same period
was 100000 to I9, coo, 600 pounds against
the annual importation of Is, 10000
pounds per aunum.
An amusing scene occurred the other
day at the II ar Office in Washington Sec
rotary Stanton has set apart one day in the
wees for the reception of contractors, Office
seekers &c An inventor of a patent
breast plate was asked If it had been tested
by the Board. ssNo," was the reply.
" Then I'll order a test-put it on and be
shot a" said the Secretary. /" But
might be bit in some unprotected part
" No; Col. Berdan shall shoot. He is a
sure marksman." The breast plate inventor
edged away.
The editor of the German Reformed Mes |
senger has been narrating his experience in
The way of minister's perquisites. He says:
In our experience we have married per-
sons for SO cents we have married on
trust; and we have married for a counter
felt bill
To this the New York Independent adds:
We may soften our German friends griev- /
apees By quoting the case of the minister !
who received as a wedding fee a salt cod /
fish, which, when he had taken il home for
his table, was chiefly eaten by the bride and !
groom, who called upon him at dinner.
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Be- According to letters received from
Hatteras Inlet Gen. Burnside did every
thing possible for his men and vessels. He
was fnllO OF hope, sympathy and thought
fitness He refused to take rest exclaim-
lag 1.-THE contractors haze ruined me- but
Sod holds me IN his palm, all will yet be
well
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ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. Sd "A resolution
was adopted in the Senate to-day as follows:
Rssotoed, It the assembly concur in the
opinion of the legislature of the State of
New York, Jesse D. Bright, Senator Of
the United States, from the State of Indi-
ana, is traitor and ought to be removed
from his seat.
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Mr.. Co1RAx IN A TIGHT PLAcE.-To-day,
Mr.. Oolfsx, Chairman of the Committee on
Post of ees, went into the committee room
on business with Gen. Banks, and while
there the door closed with q spring lock,
compelling the energetic representative
from Indiana to make his exit through a
window Wash. Cor. Phil. Inquirer.
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asa- A Canadian paper says that one of
their officers, on hearing that the militia
were TO be called out, sent his commission
10 his Lieutenant Colonel, Endorsed as fol-
lows F-E
"deer Curnel, beg to resine mi commits
sihen. Being a disciple of Krist, cannot
take up the sord." Factl
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500 RNWARp.

- Ses.2 " - - from the subscribers, about
A u list January, 1852, negro woman named
tennessees ~ years old, tall aud slender, copper
ceiorod, or brown ha. a large nose, front teeth
missing, smokes tobacco and drinks whisky, looks
Young. she il being harbored about Nashville or
Edgeteld- Her husband, Cyrus, lives at Ann
Richardson's, in Hartsville. We will pay $50 re-
ward for her, if caught and lodged in Haynes
negro ard. and fifty dollars will be paid for evil
cence sufficient to convict the free negro or white
person who has been harboring her.
JOHN s HUGH EWING,
Davidson county
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tleg.nlsIas OEEanLaIng In IndIana.

Regiments Organising la Indiana
Tire follow NJ ihs stations CT the regimen Is
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
conaandipg officers, far as the appointments
have been made. The list also embraces several
reg meuts now ready 10 take the field, which we
viii transfer the list embracing the stations
Of Indiana troops outside Of the State fast
the changes made
4sth Regimeat--Col. Eddy-Goshe1.
SID Reglmeat- Railroad-Col. James n. Smith
Indianapolis.
68l Regimenr-Col GTesham-Iu dianapolis and
New Albany.
5lth Regiment-R ev. Col John L. smith-La-
ftYetre.
55th Regimeat-2nd Cerman-OoIonei Mans
ieid--EvansFille-
56th Observation-Disclosures wi tn the SD.
69th Regimeut-Col. AlexandeT-Gosp
Goth Regimeat--Col. Owen Evansville.
6Ist Regimen End Irish, Col Mullen, Madison
I'D Regiment Rock port-Col. Jones.
G31 Begineut-C Colonel not yet appointed-Coy-
iugton.
64th Regiments Artillery--Colonel net yet
appointed. Several Comp anies OF this Regiment
are already in service
e5th Regiment-2nd Artillery-ooi. Anneke-
INDIANAPOLIS.
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lrvoAAANoroR,s 80 - -

" ESTATE for tie payment Of the costs and exc
penses Of sidewalk improvements.
No'r~e is hereby given, that by virtue Of pre-
eept issued by the Mayor Of the City Of Evansville,
and me directed, will seal at public auction, nt
the door OF the Court House, in said city, SAT-
URDAY, FEB. 10, 1862, at O'Clock p 4, the fol-
lowing lots or parcels Of real estate SO much
thereof as may be necessary TO pay the amount
charged ana assessed against SAID lots respeetiVelg
for the costs snd expenses OF making sidewalk
improvements for said lots, together with the costs
of sale ~
L. S. Bailey. Lot 3, Block 81, Lamasco...S7 90.
Adam Oysterman. Lot q, Block lO4, La
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RJO0TECE.-At the March Term, 1852, the
- W County Commissioners will let the keeping
of the County PauLers, ct the Asylum, for one or
mere years, to the lowest and best bidder
The party bidding viii stats his lowest gtFes per
year, for keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by law for the comfort If the
paupeFs. Also the sum for which De vii saperin-
tend the Asyluni, and the county furniah the food
and clothing. Bids must be left with the Board,
at their in the Court House, on the first MoH-
day ia March next, to be acted upon On that
some other subsequent day II said term.
The County Board will also contract With one
or more skillful physicians, having knoWledge ii
surgery to attend to all county pOer well tue
prisoners in tho county jail fer Irore years,
the physician to furnish all medicines Bids sO-
licited for said professional services, at tho same
place and tine. VIM. II. WALKER, "a. v. q.
Yoliksbote copy. ian2ldw3w
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G6e Bailg ourual.



stations OF the Indiana Troops.
The following are the stations Of the Indians
troops in active service outside OF the State We
shall correct it from time TO time as the several
regiments move from one position to another.
INFANTRY.
9th Eegiment-Col- Crittenden-Munfordsviil
kentucky.
7th, Col. Gavin SpFinfield, Virginia
Stb, Col. Benton, etteryille, Missouri
9th, Col. Moody, Hut, onviile, Virginia.
10Th, Col. Manson, Somerset, Ky.
lith, Col. McGinnis, Psdueah, KY.
18TH Col. LinCk, Sharpsburg, Nd.
18th, Col. Sullivan. Romney, va.
nth, Col. Kimball, Romney, Va.
18th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, ny.
18th. Col. Backleman, Fredericktown Maryland
ITfh Col Hascall, New Haven, KY.
18TH Gel. Pattison, Otferville. Missouri;
18Th Col. Meredith, Washington City.
10th, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
2Isf, Col. Mcmillan, Baltimore, Nd.
ed, Col. Hendricks, kolla, Missouri.
23d, Col. San6ersOn, Paducab, Kentucky
9Th Col Hovey, Ottervite, Missouri.
18th, Got. Ncafoh, Cairo, Illinois.
26th, Col. Wheatley Ottervile, Missouri
27th. Col. Colgroye, Fredericktown, Nd. -
och, Col. Miller, Munfordsyille, KY.
3Gta, Colo, el Bass, Nolinvile, Ky.
3Ist, Col. Crufs, Calhoun, Ky.
I'd, lst German, Col. Which, Munfcrdsvilte,
kentucky.
34rh, Col. Ryan, New II ven, Kentucky.
35th--lst lrish-COl. Walker, BardstoEn, Ky.
seth, Col. GFose, New Haven, Kentucky.
3Tlh Col Hazard, Bacon Creek Statian, KY.
3st h, Col ScTiDner, Munforlsyiile, KY.
39tb, Col. Harrison, HunfJrdsville, Ky.
4Jth, Col Wilson, Somerset, Ky.
42d, Col. Jones, South CarrOlt3n, KY.
43t. Col. George X steele, Calhoun, KY.
4ftb, CcL Reed, Calhoun. Ky.
46zh,-Col. Fitch, Sew Haven, KY.
47th, Col. ack, New Haven, KY.
49lh, Col, Ray, BardstowD, Ky.
50th, Col Durham, Now Haven, same.
5lst, Mechanics, Cal. Stre:ghs. Wild Cat, same.
5Tth, Col. McMulIsn, Somerset, sane.
5S.h, Col. Carr, Somerset, same.
CAVALRY.
Cant Vracf-aprs Couluauv Wasfaru ViFEiuia.-
Post OfiisS-4ddres5, Beverly.
Capt. irtles' s Conn any, Western Virginia.
Post nee address, Point Pleasant.
Capt Crahsms Company, Holinville. Kentucky.
Capt. Caddiss Company, No sinvllie, same.
Capt. Nors aus Company, New Maven, same.
Capt Kleins's Company, Eolinville, came
2S5h Reg ment, Col. Bake, 1st Cavalry Iron.
ton, 8lissoari
4is5 Regiment, I'D Cavalry, Col. Bridgland,
Baristowu, kentucky.
45th Regiment, (31 csTalrp), Col. Carter, Mill
stone BsndiBg, Maryland.
AkTILIEnY.
Capt Rabbs Battery, LeagensWorth, kansas.
Capt. Colzefair's Battery, Otterville Missouri.
Capt. Eiaus's "a terry, Upton, Missouri.
CAPT Bush Battery, Munfordsvlle, KY.
Capt Simonson's Catterys MuHfordsville, same.
Capt Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same
Capt. II trris's Battery, unfOrdsv lie, same.
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oads ana ENDS.

"UNDER WHICH KING, BENzoNrAN ?'-
Conversing to-day with an officer who has
had charge Of the foraging expeditions from
OtteryilIe, no, LIE informs US that if you
meet a negro and ask him, Whose hay
stacks are those?" he will reply, +" Massa' 81
q Well, what is he-Union or Secesh p
The reply invariably is, " He's boff, massa,
he's boff."
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1T1O.IT.HFssKO.N-K MS S.ELE or
q ZEAL ESTATE

=
By virtue Of decree OF the Vanderburgh Court
Of Common Pleas made at its May Term, 1861, in
q suit for partition IN which Cynthia Yields and
others were Defendants, ] viii, Commissioner
offer for sale at Public Auction at the Conrt H0uss
door in EvansFfile, Ind on the 18Th day g Feb
rnary, 1852 the f0uowiog described real estate in
Yanderburgh county, to-wit
Ninesoea G3-IO0 acres OF the North END OF the
West half the south East quarter 81 section No
nipetoen (i9l ID Township No five, South Of Rauge
No. ten f10) West. Also, nine 81 100 acres Of me
South part tne Sou. h West quarter Of the Norm
East Quarter o. tine Section, Township and ltanke
Aforesaid And being lac premises itit illaI-
yIded IN said partition suit Is appear ~ ~ -
and rsCsrded in Parti t1ou RECORD $50 - az
p. D.. 1877, 18s.
rEasss--Ore-t third cash, balance IN one spa f7yo
years With Interest and good ueenoia g urlty7
1,.sivi.5 refief feom valuation and apQrafEeiaemt
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