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William II. Lyon, Warren ". Lyon, Robert
Shaw, aud Morris Sober, against Obadiah II
Plat.
The State ct Wisconsin to Obadiah II. Pl.tt
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint il t:-is action, which
is flied in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court County Of Mani!owco, copy of which
is herewith by mail served upon you. and to
serve copy Of your answer 10 the said COM
pl4int on the subscriber, at his Office in his
dwelling>houSe in the village of Msnitowoc in
said county, within twenty days after the service
Of this summons on you, exclusive Of the day OF
such service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
titfs in this action will take judgement against
you ioT the sum Of one thousand three hundred
and seventy~One rs 100 dollars with interest on
five hundred and ninaty~!our f3-I00 dollars,
from the first day Of January, and on seven hun
dred and seveaty~seven O2-lI0 dollars from the
sixteenth day of Missy, o"e thousand eight hun.
bred and sixty, besides the costs 0! this acton
GEO. REED, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at HanitOwoc, October 3 !, 1861,
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ClaTksville Taken--Price and McCuI
lOch Defeated

St. Louis, Feb. 20.
Gen Halleck has sent The following des
1stch to Gen. Mcclellan
GAINESVILLE has been taken, with sup,
Pile, enough for our army for twenty days.
The place is now occupied by Gea Smith,
division.
Price, on being reinforced by McCul,
Ioch's command, made a stand at Sugar
Cresk, crossing the Arkansas on the 19.h,
but was defeated after short engagement,
and again fed. Many prisoners were ta-
ken, and a quantity of arms, which his
men threw away in their fight
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Great, Ccsr;-gsni,orso Ccrnty.

TVN0MAS A. GREEN and Henry II. Button.
l. against William Bach, FrAac,ska Bach,
J'rria f. Pstt, John c. Stsrswesther, Henry
Bsriiner, James pattee, julius Bruno. John Nc
Farlan, Francis II. Cooley, Holm Y. Farwel
Elish, J. Wn9a~orth Winfield Smith. Fdwprd
Solomon, Wi!,isrn Eatuugh, August Berner,
Frederick Dorcherdt, John F. Robinson, Aaron
Kimoall, " Ili.n4 II. Rockwell, Charles +. Par
ker, william II. jacobs, and Charles Winkic-
muller
The State OF Wisconsin to the above named
Discrimination are hereby Summoned aud
required 70 answer the com plant in this .c.lon
which was on TIE 4!h day Of 5e2tomber, 1851
filed Ia the office q tie Clerk Of tie Circuit
Cont in and FOR TIE county Of Msuitopoc, at
Msnitswoe, Wisconsin, sad to serye copy Of
your eafwof to said complaint on the agbscribtr
at his Office ia nanitowoc, Wisconsin, within
ninety days 2flcr the service Of Laia sunmous or
you, exclusive Of the day Of such service. And
II you fail 70 answer The said complain, vith!z
the time storssaid, che plaintiff IL this action
will apply 30 she court for the relief demanded
il the Comptaius.
o. " <rrTTNr . uux. IN
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Circuit Coars--Sounsy OF Mimi.
fGyEA2


Theron r. Butler, john L. Cecil, Slas Raw
son, and Albert W Green, against Obadiah Il.
PIatt.
The State Of Wisconsin to Obadiah II, Platt
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, CoGnty Of Nanitowcc, ccpy OF which is
heronith served ON you by mail and 20 serve e
copy Of Your answer TO he s1ii complaint on
the subscriber, vt h:s Office, in his dwelling
in the village Of Msnitowoc, in said county,
within twenty days efter the service Of this sum-
mons on You, exclusive Of the day of such ser
vice; and if you fail TO answer the vaid com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in
this action will take judgment against you for
the sum Of three hundred and sisty-three % 100
dollars. with interest from the eighteenth day
OF Aprih one thousand, eight hundred and sixty,
besides the costs of this action.
GEO. REED. PAintifF's Attorney.
Dated, Aanitowoc, October 81, 1851
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ELECTION OF SUPERVISORS in 10 dave
Pilot will be found a notice Of election for
two County Supervisors in place Of Asssrs.
EMBasos and SoRzEsov. The Office Of
Supervisor is very important one TO the
people Of the county, and trusty and caPa-
bic men should be elected We hope that
in our next issue We will be able to an
nounce candidate, who will be acceptable
30 the voters.
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A NEW PAsroa.-Tha Catholic popula'
ton Of Cato, Franklin, Maple Grove, and
MorrisontSwn, are now favored with pa
tor in the person Of Rev. 7. S. 9EnAsTIAS
Father SEBASTIAN is an earnes! advocate
Of his religion, and talented clergyman,
and has already become popular with his
people His residence is located at the
Church near the residence Of Mr.. THoMAs
WATTS, in Maple Grove.
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SCARLET FEyER.-The Msnasbs Manu-
factt4rcy avs Scarlet Fever has made its
appearance II that viIIage-frst in the
family Of Mr. JERs piAH HusT, where mos'
IL no, ali Of the inmates were seized, which
resulted in the death Of two Of Mr. HuST s
children. There have been two or three
other cases around, which have yielded to
the uAusl remedies, and the patients are
recovering
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WIN AND COUNTRY

TAKs NorrcE.-Nexs week, anumber
Of our good, hanest, and puactuaI .ubscrib
srs, who have been taking the Pilot with
cut paying therefor, viii fail 70 receive it
"a usual. They will understand the rea-
son TO be that we cannot afford to send it
10 them for years without compensation.
The next call they will receive will be from
one who will make additional coat.
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Delicate Organ. the Eye,

Delicate Organ. the Eye,
| 1t has tosbe
| MADE THE SPECIAL STUD 7
! OF the medical man, and TO make this study ef-
fectnal and OF any practical use to the afflicted
1t must be in an Eye Inirmary, where every
form and condition of the disease Of thar o-gsu
can be pointed cut to the student by those COM
petent TO do SO. How very few Of the neeical
men engaged in the general practice Of medicine
through this State, although otherwise eminent
in their profession, understand properly IL c
treatment Of the simplest forms of disease Of the
eye, aud how many have been made hopelessly
blind through neglect and improper treatment.
The undersigned feeling the necessity that ct
some one point, ard by one more Physicians
in our State, that this class of diseases should
receive special attention, and be the subject Of
special practice will, for the future, devote from
other practice, from 0 to o'clock in tbs fore,
noon of every day to the treatment Of Gcthal-
mic diseases.
In every case fair and candid opinion Of the
prospect Of etlecting will be given. II
must be remembered that there cases beyond
the power Of the best medical skill in the world
Diseases Of the Chest and Stomach,
and all other chronic affections, will also be pre-
scribed for and treated SaIns time. Poor
persons whose means are limited, VIII be char
ged for medicines only
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these classes of diseases can be
made beneficial to his fellow citizens, and shere-
fore adopts this method for the public good,
and not from sny pecuniary necessity Of making
it known, that he devotes certain hours from
his other practice, to shs sreatmen. OF thu dis
eases already enumerated.
AS many cases will revuire a protrated stay
IN the city, board can always be had ct one or
another of the many boarding houses or tavecrs
or at the Hospital under the care uf the Sste;s
or Charity. This hospital is located on the
banks of the Lake in one of the most besutif,Il
situations in the city, accessible at all hours Of
the day by horse railway.
Letters Of enquiry vii! always be promptly
swered. Office, No. 6 Crosswelrs Building.
Wisconsin Street, between East Water and
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Vsn Buren,
and Oneida Streets, Milwaukee.
JAMES JOHNSON, h D
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Coz. SALoHoN.-ResoIutions have pass :
ed the Assembly Of this State, reoomnen-
ding that Col. SALoMoS, Of the olh Wis
consin Regiment, be appointed a BrigaIer
General. 1t is but a just tribute TO a most
accomplished and worthy officer, aud we
add our AYE" to make the recoumsnda-
tioI unanimous.
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sE The weather during the past veal

fY The weather during the past weak
la. been mild and spring like. The sno~
is fast going away under the effect of a
warm sun, and it will not be many days
before We can again behold the green earth
we shall expect the steamer Comet and
ths pleasant faces Of her officers, from Mil
waukse, in few days.
i. s. Judge PIERPoET informs US that
he has received a letter from Capt. Coop
HIGH stating tina; the Comet will leave Mi
waukee (weather permitting for this port,
on Monday morning next.
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MAsIrowoC TrHBsR BUuDrNG SHz8oY
aAx VESSELS The Shebovgan Times says
Z" two splendid sticks Of timber intended
for the spsrs Of Mr.. LYAAE's new vessel,
passed through their streets Thursday eve
ming, One Of them was 100 feet lorg and
nearly thrss feet square At the butt; the
other WAS IS fee, long and Sill larger
They were brought frsm near A. L. WEES
& Co.'S Mills, in Meme"
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Grand Movement CT the Army is Con.
GeMpl2ted.

Washington, Feb "a.
Il is believed here the rebels will make
Q great fight at Nashville
Col. Corcoran will BE- made a Brigadier
General as soon as lie returns from the
south.
Unless people in this city are very much
mistaken something important is about tc
transplre OF military movements, Two
weeks certainly will not pass without some
thing being done.
Il is believed by many that our army is
aIresdy in motion
| may here state that, had Gen. nc
C!e.laa determined to advance, the condi
ton ofshe roads would not have been az
impedirnent.
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Advertise In the Pilot.

Eg Advertisers egiR please bear in mind
fta. the Plot has non ths largest cireuLa-
ton Of any English paper printed in this
county, and that tt is for their interest to
use its columns. Adpertise in Il, and there
by increa8e guar business.
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D S a Sr - II - LIZ u
AID
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT -
-OP-
kEAYssEz yEETTMAyg

Franklin 81 merit door to the Post O65c.
MAKITOWOC, WIS
THIS establishment VIII always contain all ID,
l. varieties OF Medicine usually kept 10 Drn.
Store, together with Paints, Oils, Yarnish, Al
cohol, Spirits OF Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumery rBIank Books and Station.
ery, CaInpheue, Fluid and Purafne, and ill the
,eher articles belon ging TO this line. ~
s3- PaoscEirrr- capfulsv put m both day
sRl night time. MT
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REHGNATIos.-Mes,rs EXERgoS and
soRESsos have rendered their resignation
as County Supervisors, and tbs Sheriff or
ders an election t. be held on Town Nee
ting say" to fill their places. we are ig-
aorant of tic cause Of resignation,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

A DEaocRAT APPoINTED.-The Presi.
dent hiss appointed Daniel Evans, esq, o.
La Sale, consul to Bilboa in Spain, at a
salary Of 81 500. Mr.. Evans is a thorough
going democrat: and as such is well known
70 Mr.. Lincoln. s4
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RHoEs IsLAyp.-Ths democracy of
Rhode Island have nominated Governor
SPRAGUE for rs election. Hs is soldier
whose bravery, generosity, and devotion
TO the Union, has been tried and thorough,
~ proven. It ia believed sha. he will be
reieected.
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Sickness There is an extraordinary
amour, OF sickness prevailing in the town
aud vicinity at the present time, which
is principally confined to children. The
disease seems 10 be floating influenza,
causing a hard cough md prostration OF
the system generally.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

Gen. SHIELDs-THE brave General
SHIELDS has been confirmed as Brigadier
General of the U. Army. He will un-
,dorbtedly command the Irish Brigade.
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Notice

rs EEREBY GIVEN that Special Election
J. viii De held on the first Tuesday being tie
First day of April next, in the several Towns,
w ards and Election Precincts, in the county oil
hanito voc, State OF Wisconsin, for the election
of two County Supervisors for said county o.
4anitovoc, for the unexpired term. to fill va
daneles caused by theresignation CT Lyman EN-
erson and Niles SOrenson.
NYMaN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc Co., Wis,
Dated Sheriff. Office, Feb. ~, 1852
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FrSs WRrrrse TvK.-Mr WITTMAE, as
hi. drug store is manufacturing en excel
lent rrticIs Of Chemical wiring Fluid,
which is equsl to the best, We have
tried it, aud pronounce it superior ar!i-
Gle.
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Once sup't of Schools,

AAsrowoC COUNTY Jan. LIST, 1862.
The County Superintendent can be
DO found a; the Office of the County
Judge in the Court House, on Monday
Of each week during his business hours
(fIom 10 A. NJ, 70 8 7. NJ. and on such
other day. as Els Official duties Nil per-
nit.
b. VAN yALkENBURGH,
Superinten lieut..
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GEO. n. Ha0REI.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Ius!ice Of the Peace, AID Notary Public. Par
ticuisF attention given 10 collecting, &c. OF
fsa on osk Street, H.Hitrroc rp. milf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Drawing OF Grand and Petit
Jurors

OFFICE OF CLERK OF CIacuIr CoURr,
hanitowoc County, Feb. %, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance
~ of law, the drawing OF the Grand and Petit
Jurors for the April Term of said Court will take
place q: my Office on Friday, March IA, 1862, q,
O'Clock ?. Il
JERE CROWLEY
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Y AL i ABLE z AR NJ
ZOE SALE sMEAPI

L0R SALE-A choice Farm Of so acres,
L within thEee miles of the village of Mshi-
colt, in good neighborhood, Forty acres are
we'll improved, and substantially fenced. On
the farm is a large Housa, two large Barns, and
q Granery. 1t is located within half mile of
the Mishicott River, is one of the choicest
farms in the county. and will be sold At great
bargain. Ter further particulars. apply to
JERE. CROWLEY, Manitowoc, or to
ALFRED SMITH,
Feb. 81. Village OF hishicht.
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Diseases oflhe Eye & Chest.

T1HE undersigned, knowing from experience
i that to possess any knowledge OF she many
forms Of disease OF that
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ATTENTION
IT He UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs
1 the inhabitants of Manitowoc that from
and after the 28th Of February he will keep on
hand superior article of
SAEV3TOR BEER,
which will be sod as usual st cents per glass
AN EXCELLb.NT SUPPER
will be given on that day at O'Clock, ?. II :,
for q cents, and on the next day Free Lunch
will make its appearances.
V. WINTERMEYER,
Next door west rom the Post Office.
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west Cash Prize >

Z o " { a n L c !.
sn- Particular attention viii be paid to
filing Physicians Orders and putting up
Prescriptions, Family Compounds, and
preparations Of all kinds. DR.. LEUBEER,
one of the oldest and most experienced
Druggists in the State, has entire charge
of the Drug Store, and persons dealing
with him can rely upon his skill and hon
esty. -.-
HENRY BERNER.
Manitowoc. December 20. 1860.
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OF Congress have had any interest In government con
tracts since April, transmitted printed copy Of the
document heretofore ssnt 70 The Senate containing the
arrangement made between Mr. schubsrts and Senator
Simmons, which he says oil ,hs information the nss
Of that department..
GENERAL M'CLKLLAN's ARMY.
esnator Chandler says General Mcclellan commanded
$50 900 men In The Army Of the Potomac when be
moved against Manassas So hs did, but the Senator did
not do General Mcclellan The justice say that the
number Of troops no named embraced the forces then
Harpsrs Ferry, a Winchester, Baltimore Annapolis In
tho works In front Of Washington, ~ Alexandria and
elsewhere and that General McCleans effective force in
the held ~ that time was only co. 900 Besides,
General Mcclellan said three months before he moved
that when hs did SO the rebels would run away from
Manassas.
MOVEMENTS or Gov. sPRA6UE, OF RHODE ISLAND.
Governor Spragus returned today from visit 10 the
army OF Gen. Haeck, and viii leave Immediately for
that Of Cen. Mcclellan Major General spragus docs not
lot the grass grow under his feet.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Movements OF the Rebel Colonel Morgan.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10, 1867
The rebel Colonel Morgan was at Midway yesterday
at noon and cut the telegraph wrcs and tore up ihs
railroad. He took away with him everything ne
could convert to his use. He had -four ivspound
bowitzers but, IL IL said, only six rounds OF ammuni-
ton.
Last evening he left for Georgetown, and encamped
there Gono's farm He said he meant 70 visit Lex
pgton and Frankfort before he got through with his job
The Lexngtonians say they have ample foros 70 pro-
tsct the town, but not TO take the offensive.
LATER.
Our pckets have just been driven in by the rcbes,
who approaching In force the Georgetown road
Our forces, with several pieces of artillery are ad
vancng on Georgetown to meet the rebels.
The damages 70 tho railroad and telegraph wires at
Midway have besn repaired; but the bridge burned by
the rebels at Keyses has not yet been reconstructed
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Pacific Railroad--Homestead Law.--Agricultu-
raj College Dill--Ship Canals.

Bankrupt Law-Mileage and FranAng Priv-
lege-Polygamy in neutrality-suspicious. Of
Judge Humphreys-state Of West Virginia
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THE NAVAL GRADE BILL l Law.
REPRESENTATION OF Seeded AND BORDER STATES
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Escape OF Rebel Prisoners from Fort
O1ia wa,c.

a iestsr from Nsweasls, leANars, ia the ,ipi,elii
says taat ycatefday lang esht rcbs utsol, "a a..
rYsd there, layinr n.stc shuf SfCrrn fro /, licia
nate aft insAs ly "a hite tDsras to- .thcr They
kin = csa' " by rsba. sy1 Asn!4efs AID soDt %
T. cir sal e. 9. .tlA9.n
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Flights Between the Rebels and Colonel
Fitch's Command.

Cn4cAGo, July 10, 1S62
special asspatch, dated Memphis, says that 400 Of
Colonel F,chs command had an engagement with the
repes uumtcrg 45o on tho morn ing Of the 6sh Tho
lsiofa Ioss was twsity-two Killed aud wounded Tie
rebels had ,iyhiy ioar killsd wounded and missug
Another took place The nxnt OF the Tth
Colonial siten captured all the enSmys camp
and pioyh Ions.
B,,n lzuts are said 20 have taken place within ten
miles o. Jus~ls 5lus where large force or rspsa are
Fald 70 be stationed.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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the NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
-~~~~~~-~~~~~->~----->-
Work Of the First Session of the
Thirt-seventh Congress.
THE NEGRO QUESTION.
The Presidents Plan for Gradual
Emancipation.
Abolition Of Slavery in the District Of Colum.
bia and Its Prohibition in The Territories.
RECOGNITION OF HAYTI AND LIBERIA.
THE CONFISCATION ACT.
VETO MESSAGE OF TEE PRESIDENT.
THH sUpP1EMEMrAx ACT.
TAX, TARIFF AND TREASURY NOTE ELLIS.
Postage Stamps a Legal
Currency.
ISSUE OF SHINPLASTlRS FORBIDDEN.
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
EmoIuments Of Oficers Army Appoln. .mcnts-
Command Of TrOops-votes OF Thanks-
Efficiency Of the Navy, Cunboats,
and Batterles-Prke Law
Pension Law.
Pacific Railroad--Homestead Law.--Agricultu.
raj College Dill-.-Ship Canals.
Bankrupt Law-Mileage and Franling Priu-
lege-Polygamy in neutrality-suspicious. Of
Judge Humphreys-state ofWest Virginia.
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THE NEW MILITIA LAW.
THE NAVAL GRADE BILL 1 Law.
REPRESENTATION or Seeded AND BORDER STATES
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Expulsion Of Disloyal Members and
Charges Of Disloyalty and Corruption.
IMPORTANT MEASURES LAID OVER.
ADJOURN M EMIT,
&c.. &c.. 20.
THIRTY.SEvENTH CON0REss.
vIRsT sEsSl0N.
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Another Rout or the Rebels.
Cxp,rarrrfp Mo TolvIY

An expedition recently sent from here under Major
Misr Of the sscord scopsin cavalry consisting Of
one section Of Davdsons battery and detsehpen.s OF
the Tsuth Illinois, Second Wisconsin and Third
Missouri State militia, numbering about six
huadred mon, attacked the combined forces
ofRains Coasy Hunter, Hawthorne and Tracey, abou.
1000 strong, eight milss beyond Fayetteville, Ark
early Monday morning, sad completely rorisi them,
with heavy loss. Major wi'sts command marched
seventy lAss IN two nghts and took shs rebels BY
prise.
Our loss was very small. Col Hall, cf The Fourth
Missouri Militia, stationed al hcuat Vernon reports The
killing Of twenty gaeras and the capture OF twelve
hundred yiSs sf lead, during the past few days.
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