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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22
AN ExTRAoKDIsARY ApvEsruKE.-.Tbe At.
a:'a Confeae-aAy, OF the II n Inst, relates the

AN E1rRAoKDIsAR7 ApvEsruKE.-Tbe At.
.a.'a Confeae-asy, OF the II n list. relates the
Glowing:
Yesterday evening Captain J T. Mont
kom-ry arrived hire from UoTinth, whittier
ae had gone when the wires first flashed the
Jews OF Sunday S great fight. After staying
here till he desirsd to return, he left on the
hie mpDis and charleston Railroad Wednes-
day night, the 9 b, aud arrived a. Huntsville
next morni4g, go ore on DCerd .eamiag tn At
De -pkess were in the place. He was IN
tne hiEomcst car, and, as The train stopped,
a: heard some one say, the Yankees Hnse
get u.s. and locking ONT, hs saw ihem thick
rs BEES n1Octd Inc engine, and coming
ao.n aioeg ,te line of me train. He
quickly st3pHet out. tack back street,
lad was s2-a OF. # sight. Near the out
>ki:tg If inc toY2 be euie:id Il house, eA-
3aapgsd his .,nit0rn foT GiIZen'd clio tLes,
ana heck into to|D, hired 4 horse and bug
gy ard negro dsistx. &. livery Stable, aud
"a led iJr The Tennessee river st the n arest
point nc mad lrocseded bM: little way
uD;it 4 couple II mounted Federal officer s,
aAEiGg got scSI. CT him from finding has
n2ms ais iun2 il tue cars, came up and
acc0ste1 tim as Is pit. MOnlGoDery. rae re-
ruuia ted the name said his name was John.
an, an that he was going to ais home from
lown. They toid hlYn they xre~ Settar that
nc was Capt. &c gomsfy, OF las rebel army.
" Is their priSoDaf, Ind In ust go with them -
= aisGiy r m irs;ag mat they must know more
aErl5 IL I'm ard his business tn,-n' he did him
self, he turned aud siart.d back vita them.
They stopped ihe roadside 20 caat w!th
scuie negroes they found IN field, (Y&nksss
will talk % neg roes.l They were both very
Sar the Jnp.ain. Catcc ing the proper mo-
neIt when their ct: eI ton was directed TO he
negroes, he drew = pistol from his pocket anu
Insanity put bali through The beart Of one,
g1lo fell GO We dead, Another moment, and
&c had pu: bIl through The other, VITO
rre.ed and chung to his horse a few mOmeI1ts.
Meantime the Captain was speeding hts way
back towards the river. Looking back as he
got nearly ont Of sight, he saw the "YanA"
fall from his horse sprawlinG on the ground.
he Iss ched the river safely, turned the negro
driver back with the horse and ouggy, and
got himself terTied ACROSS just as hfty we'll
AIMED and mounted men approached the
nank, aud could find no means to cross after
mini. They discharged their guns 1T him
without Effect. He look 70 the noun taius,
made his way to Chattanooga, and reached
here last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

City Small Notes.-It is understood that the
fret issue of small notes by the city under the
authority granted recently by the Legislature,
will be on Wednesday next, and that such 10
sue will be made - far as possible to assist
the people out of their present difficulties in
regard to small change. 1t ia also announced
that sufficiency Of signers and nu mbeIeFs
have been procured, and no delay may be an.
icipated on that score.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

PAI1FuL ACCIDENT On Monday last, q pain
full tragedy occurred IN Isle OF Wight county I.
Va. Mr. Nathan Mountfort. a worthy citizen
of the county, was out uniting turkeys In q
field near his rssiden CO. when he imagined
that he saw q turkey about 81 yards distant In
the corner Of the fence, and fred his gun, i'm
msdtstely running 10 see what he had killed
when to his great surprise he discovered his
nephew John II ALL youth about IL years old /,
lying IN the Hgouiss OF death. II would seem
fiom this position OF tns young man that be,
too, WAS hunting Turkeys and hnd put his gun
through the fence at the time he was fired on :.
Neither supposed the other near Sg6bik sus,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Churches as Hosf stsis 1t has been sug-
gssted that all tbs churches be given 10 "a
hospitals for sick anu wounded soldiers Per
haps if they arc required at all one from .ac!.
denomination would suffice for tho purpos,
above alluded to; at least at the present time
A gentleman who has given the subject a,,en
ton says, that by putting plank across every
two rews places for mattresses could be framed
with HI abundance of room for the nurses to
walk Ill. The cushions could be used, or not
Us nj ut seem advisable If used, and Injured
the city could agree to pay all damage. No
doubi if it is deem ID proper to use the churches
the different congregations would take eqna
pleasure in visiting them, as attendants and
nursss of our brave but sick defenders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

The Rains Some weather wise person has
predicted that there will not be three consecu.
tive fair days during this war. We are dis.
posed to be fully convinced of the truth Of the
prophecy of this modern philosopher, from
the evidences that have visited this region for
the last nine months. We believe the war
would have been nearer to termination if we
had not had such incesssnt rainy weather,
which has made tho roads inaccessible for
transportation of our stores, while the Van.
KEGS had the steamboats, and the rivers to &C
CELEBRATE their movements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

New Theatre builders are getting
along very fuely with this establishment, hav.
log, under numerous disadvantages, owing TO
scarcity of lumber and other materials, sue
ceeded in putting down the foundation, laying
the superstsucture of stone work, stage, &c.
The new office will be higher than the one
which it supplants, and more imposing in looks
at least. Toe effort of the owner of the The
atre to buy the adjacent lot and increase the
capacity OF the edifce, was defeated by the
refusal Of the owner to sell. Messrs. Hall Il
Regnault, the contractors, give their constant
personal superintendeuce TO the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Mayors Court, YesterdSy-Thomas Hol-
Inns, white lad, was held 70 bail in 500 for
hts appearance to answer the charge OF AZ
tempting to pass bogus go Confederate note
on A B Clarke, hardware merchant, corner
of 18th and Main streets.-Jerry, slave, was
ordered Is lsslses for throwing stones at the
carriage of M Peter G. Cosby on Broad
street-Jossph w. Morgan, arrested by Lieut.
Carter for tretpaeeing on the premises OF Mr..
Henry McGhee, was admonished and let OIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Nuisances-The Mayor, by the request Of
the President of the Board of Health, has is-
sued q proclamation defining nuisances and
indicating the duty of citizsns in regard there
TO, and tho penalties prescribed by city or
dinsnces for falling to remove substances like.
" 70 prove detpmental to the public health
The proclamation is timely, and it ia to b. hoped
will have the desired effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Seizure Of Eggs-The Chief Of the Pro-
vost Marshais Police seized on Saturday a
couple of barrels of eggs, belonging TO man
who had been selling them at higher rates
than the law allowed They were con6sestsd
and sent 10 the hospitals, where they were
made nee of by the sick. soldiers.
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The whole course of the war has she WI u 5
the import. noe and value of Navy. If that
value and that importance had been appre.i.
atsd Al the beginning, how different would bs
our presen, condition The experiments of
late years in England and Fraucs with iron.
eiad vessels, had held ont the prospect of the
Inauguration of q new mode of naval warfare.
more efficient sad powerful than any known
Ia mankind. TIE North had not yet avaiIed
itseif Of these new improvements II had
only the old wooden Navy, but small pro-
portion Of which was steam vessels, aud armed
merchant ships, which could not DO relied
upon in general engagement If, at that
time, our Commissioners to Europe had been
instructed 70 expend tenor twelve millions in
the purchase Of half dozen iron clad vessels
Of war, the blockade would have been opened
sx months ago. The triumphant success Of
the Virginia has proved what might have
been accomplished by vessels of this dsscrip-
ton The whole Federal Navy, if it had
dared 70 show its face in the presence of such
advsrsaries, would have been sunk to the
bottom OF tho ocean. and their own towns and
~o~f~A~ AA"6ue uSvO O00u OiOCkHQeQ and per-
hsps bombsrdsd- For tho purpose of manning
such Navy, experienced sesnen, a. We have
before observed, srs not required With the
aid Of tsw old sailors, soldiers viii answer
- we'll - ssamsn. Its too late now to "a.
trisvs that error, but We may provide sgains.
fatars eaisuitiss BY pushing to completion a.
speedily ~ possible the vessels now In course
Of construction. A Navy 10 an impera.iv.
want Of The country. Fortunately, W. have
the ehoisest nsasrisis In officers. The vsrv
flower Of the old service 10 under the Confsd.
ssats banner: men of science, of experience
tn their profession, Of the most exalted hero.
isu. II should b the policy Of tho South 70
build up strong Navy, not only for The pro.
tsesaop OF iss own coasts, but - the GUARDIAN
Of the great commerce which our staples viii
psodass whsn psass h restored. There i. M
profession more attractive 70 men Of ehivalry
AMI enterprise. and mono which the South y
mofs capable Of rsDdssils ssrvisesbis and
saieisnt, - her naval oassss have already
Proved II ths Iinissd thsasse II action uvon
vtdah ~ Asvs bsss iassiy saNgsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Board Of Exemption We are requested
to say that the Board of Exemption will sit
at IL o'clock o-dsy, at the City Hall, and will
continue in session but short time. Persons
desiring to apply for exemptions from militia
service would DO we'll to attend.
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ID Y ID.

A. the rcssdsr 80 Of Jao. n Blslsy
~ ~ o'eloshs On 2 ~ evssiDs. Am ~
pnsarnosix let Lions. CLARK bORtN ~
A." l6.s Georgia ne gimsnt.
HIS friends Aavo tbs aNur amos TIA. 4.
every stsentlou during his i nest "s
- Georgia p spsrs rsqu-s,si 70 oop,
an sunday evening, April 9th. AIN
Mrs. SUSANNA hOmaS, In The 7sth ~
her age. q. = A. ;. !n:as Of few dar '%s
J Homss b. u. Epps and Samesi VI
are respectfully invited 70 a. end H. IN
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, Tuesday ~ LeIsb
Baptist Church.
FUNERAL EOI1CE fuaeYal 81 n
COLIN ID. CLARKE will tsks place ,s,.S
ios, ss II "'c'ocs. from ~. Jam.s's Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Yankee Prisoners- FunrtaeT Yankee psis-
oners arrived via Central Railroad Sunda Y
night Tae cars we're delayed for some cause
and did not get in till 3 O'Clock. The prison
ars are part OF the debris lef. by Mcclellan IL
his backward march from Manassas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Rain-Yesterday was, like its predecessor,
4 very mcist day The rain commenced with
the ssu, AID did not end with the going
town ereuf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

J,tdge Lyons's Court-This Court com,
nencsd its eguar session yesterday. Beyond
he continuance of the case OF Harvey wash,
for eounterfeitinv to the next term, the Court
vas occupied oply with civil business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

DnlI-The CITY police made but one arrest
Yesterday, the offender being darkey who
had mistaken another PERSONS ca,pst-bag for
mis- own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Tsras Troops.-Dr. A. S. Canedo, at the
Texas Depot in this city, has received from
fias State, from January 18th to April l2th
goods for her troops valued at 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

~ MOE MOND G sMAAhDbRY, 80. il -
~ elR Knights You are Hereby summoned
to attend mu,inR Ut RlCHEOND COMMAND.
ERY, No. z, Of Knights Tsmplar. at Boshee'
Hall, THIS EVENING, at u clock
by order Of the r. Commander.
rHOS. II DEWITT, G. g.
Attest:
JAS. q. RIDpIcK Recorder.
Richmond. April s2d, A. D. 74S. AID 1869.
ap 22-H
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n~x To THE VOTERS o. TRE FOURTH
~ CONGRESSIONAL ilST&IjT.-I 70
spoDss t5 the csI az ireuds rc q ssySrA portions
OF this Dstrios present my self I'D candidate for
the ssst In OongreSs MAIDS vacant by the resigaa.
ton of the Hon. Roger A. Pryor, and hereby
IIsdye my self, If elected, to use ali the means
that may be la my reach to cause the wa to be
prosecuted with energy and vigor, 30 as TO g.
tabiish - speedily possible the indspendeu &c
Of thu Southern Confedsrscy, and the rights and
liberties Of the people.
Respectfully. pour fellow citizen,
ap % tide :TRAVIj III. EPE4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

hey. Richard Roberts, al aged miAistsS Of
the Methodist Episcopal Ohareh, died recently
= 6mytA county, Va.
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~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BIZ
SOLD AT AUCTION THIS DAY.-Ths par.
ticular attention of the public Ia sctfully called
the sale of vs-y valuable real estate to come OF
TO-DAY, At ~ o'clock p, NJ, viz LIST. 4 Dor
known q the "hrcsd Street Hotel" "a. To the
valusbe real esta on tie corner of Clay and 9Th
streets, and Clay, between 9th and 10th streets.
For further particulars. see auction head
40 22-ts 0ODDIN 4. APPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

One night last week four prisoners asoapsd
from the jail at 4reeLsvilie. Tenn, and the
ne 1t lay three of them returned III searoh OF
rsffeshment and sleep. The reason why the
fourth Que didn't return was, he was suppos-
ed TO be crsZy.
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NEW PUBLICATION
E00 g q r L II =
OF TIE
LIFE
JACKSOs
SOLD In ONE DAY.
300 G o p Il .

EVERY PERSON,
OLD AND YOUNG.
SHOULD READ
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The Lnncrrs--We notice. by An advertise
nsnt i'll to-days paper, what VS. have long
wished to sse, cal for bst.alion of foot
,ancsrs Or pikenen Apart from, ths fact that
there is all insrtlceney of ssrvceabla arms in
our Ordnance Department for the vo ur,'aers
and the force now TO be called into the field
under the provisions Of the couscrip1oi law,
recently parsed ny Congress, this sesvIce pre-
sen:s itself III u most favorable view II has
sver proved itseif most formidable arm OF
service, both ancient and modern.
The British Halberdiers, even untaught in
the improved evolutions and quick movements
of our moro recent school of tactics presented
phalsnx of serried steel not to be broken by
tue charges of cavalry or the rush of troops in
battle. La the Polish Revolution mere scythe
blades affixed to slaves proved All effective
weapon against the we'll disciplined forces of
the Russian army
In England, Ireland, and France, the Foot
Lancers have subsequently been esteemed d
most valuable arm of service, as An adjunct to
their armies, now provided with every modern
Improvement of fire arms, and made preferred
corps in point of reputation and pay. 1t is 3
question, if the INTRODUCED IN Of the long range
fire arms into modern WA ARE has added any
thing to the value or vaIor of the soldier in
closely contested fields. He is apt to trust too
much in distance aud shelter, aud not to con
hde in charge at close work against wea
pors whose death dealing qualities are really
no greater on close approach than the old
fashioned fint-lock muskets Of the Revou
ton Our main advantage against the Yam
kee Is III the presence of cold steel We are,
or ought to be, fighting war to the knife
His advantage Is in long fighting, and with
gradual approaches" adapted to his
want OF enthusiasm in the cause and superb
ority of armament.
The bayonet charge has long been accorded
irresistible, but how seldom in the history of
wars do we find it employed! Soldiers de-
pend much on their cartridge boxes, aud
when they are empty, the musket Is too often
regarded as an incumbranes; yet, in justice
they are more frequently fairly tired out with
firing before they are called upon for the use
Of the bayonet. Fresh troops are the material
required for successful charge. The lance,
Of proper construction, s a much superior
weapon to the empty musket and bayonet in
such steady work. 1t is more easily handled
in the attack and defence, aud no impeachment
even in retreat. A corps of foot lancers,
kept in reserve for charge at double
quick, and over ground where cavalry could
not act. would hurry up the Heesians -
right merriiy. The safety bowel of the Yam
kee would move in a "calkiation" of retreat;
eyes and start for Plymouth Rock ead the
Quaker Of Peunsy lvania, verify would quake
from his broad brim 70 his broad toes We
confess ia surprise that the Government has
not, bsfore this, directly favored the orgaaIza.
ton Of corps of this description. Properly
drilled in their peculiar school Of tacsioe-tbat
of the Voltigsur or Ch0sseur a. paeds-they
must prove most effective addition to our
army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Trial Conelnded.-The trial Of the mar
called Timothy Webster, arrested here re,
Gently by the military authorities as a spy, to-
gether with his wife, was concluded, we learn
before the Court Msrtisl on Saturday. This
Issue joined" - the law books have it, was
nothing Lees than the life of the accused
which would bs forfeited We're the crims esta b.
ished against him. TIE proof, it is under
stood vas very direct and positive. The re
>nlt h4- not TRANSFERRED The prisoner was i'm
pliestod by disclosures made by Lewis and
Scully, ;lready under sentence Of death as
spies, and he has been since his arrest ncar-
cera,ed III Castle Goodwin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

e TO THE MERCHANTS OF vIR0I.
Naive are receiving daily from the Au0-
uoo Houses Of Charleston. Savannah and New Or.
leans m my now and desirable G'NDS, purehased
To- aud will b solo at short PR fits.
q B. ROU6S,
40 -S,ifs No. ia Main street, Richmond.
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- US STIT rE.
A youcR paap. frse f1pn military duty. b wlllins
70 90. fos $500, ~ 30 8sTiTJJ ID for gentle,
nan now h sssviss., Addrsss wv: g." DlyassA
o0eo. q 4e@AH
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mo ALL WHOM IT NAY UOAuEEN.-Ah
n soos rsslAlnS In the Uppas Oommisaon.
cr.s bpuist Who ais reQu1ed 70 obtain Heenss
soecrdins TO law viii please tskc notes shss they
must be aAssseed with suca hceuses dasmH IL
urOseut month. o. be a4sessed double sunh license.
sccor6iog 70 law. ] an resdy 70 make sAe srseu-
nents .. are required Of tho Ocmsats donsrs Of
the Re senue. j b. kHkO8G,
Com. Rev. Up,sr Dlstre. RsnIiso eouusy.
an a1--Sts
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EOx kENC-With or without RoSrd-Pour
IN neatly furnisAsd ROOMS, In Ane location.
suitable fox party Of gentlemen or em.ll family
ALSO,
FOR HIRE-An elegant COOK, cspable of
performing the work Of the essabiishmsnt.
The Rooms are within ten minutes walk Of the
Capitol, and have 6ne yard attached
Address, "A. B. a." Dispatch once.
sp 29-3ts
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~ DUNLOP. MOHQURB I OO. ask the
ats1ution Of dealers TO t6eiY auction sale Of
SUGAR,
COFFEE, 4-.sst
MOLAESK0, &c.,
commanding at 10y O'Clock THIS AORNtN0.
Sale without regard 70 weather.
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changed bis course and eAdtavored to eject
lis escape.
came up TO the vessel, which proved to bs the
sloop Velma, having on her stern the name
OF BridgetowD, though she hailed from the
9rea. Wicomico river, Western Virginia.
uel ID. Langford, of Great Annamessix, and
the crew, with nve passengers from Ricn-
mond, one Of whom was Captain in the
rebel army. On searching the Velma there
was found large mail, containing about two
hundred letters, q large dunbar Of which
were addressed 70 PEI sons IN Baltimore, and
q large number to persons In various parts OF
Maryland.
On scar ohing the crew there was also FOUR
two thousand dollars in old Virginia bank
notes. The Vslma had some time previously
been cleared from this pSrt for fcoomoke
sound, with cargo consisting OF PROVISIONS
of various kinds This carSo. Instead Of be-
ing disch al ged In Maryland ports, was taken
over to Great Wicomico river. and there dis.
charged within the boundaries OF Virginia
The sloop was In ballast, and was comipg
back to get new cargo. The Rebel captain,
pre- yiOus to being captured, burned his com
mission Ia the fire, remnants OF which being
found in the ashes, no acknowledged the fact,
and also that he had been opgaxed In the bat.
tie Of Manassas. Aangford. the captain, 10
part owner OF the vessel, and has been en-.
gagged In the contrabana trade for nve months.
The passengers aud crew were all, together
with those captured by the Reliance, given in
cnar8e OF OOlOAei XnCm0, AT Fort mc6enry.
The following II y iiss Of passengers on board
the Velma:
John q. Little, Of New York; Joseph q.
Wilson, late merchant of B ,ltimore; John
Starkey, late Of the ho6ss of +. +. Martin,
Of BALTIMORE, and George MoCa6rey, OF BAL.
umore. and d. A. Brooke, son Of Prof. n. u.
Brooke, OF Baltimore. captain r The rebel
army.
The crew are Captain Samuel D. Ian gfoId,
Robert H. Oresswell, samuel Somsrs, aud W
J Whiting ton.
on board the Vsiwa were subsequently taken
before the United htaus Aarshal. and. strange
10 cay, have all been released. Some Of soem
. proSsag that thV were ignorant Of The ceaEsc.
To Of the vessel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
New York Market.

NEw YoRK June 10.
FLouR-Sales efI0 500 bbls at 81 ,25@4 35
for super western "a 52d4 10 fer common
10 medium extra western: S. 1904 25 for in.
ierior 20 gSod shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHEAr--Salesat 81 t0t9sI 10.
RyE-Sales at 00@7lc.
BARLEv-Sales at SOL
CoRA-Sales 56.000 bu at 46@4S for new
yellow.
oArs.-sAles at 4S@t6c for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WHIsKY--held % lee.
PoRK--Sales.' $50 bills at Sll,50@00 90
for mess b 50@i2 80 for prime
BEEF--Sales at SIS 50@7 90 for country
prime; ss 0O@l0 90 for country mess.
BEEy HAMs-Steady. Sales at SIG 500 500
90 for western.
Cur MEArs--Dull, at 3i$@4c for shosl-
ders, and491 Q15lzc for hams.
BAcos-Steady. Sales at $50.
LARD-sales at 716@si%c. st
BUrTEK--A fair business doing at bOtalI
for ohioi l601I9c for State !.
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