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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15
MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

From gentleman who arrived in this city yes
tetdsy, we have same interesting partic liars of
,he movements of the forces under Major General
Loring in Western Virgins. On Saturday week
the army broke camp st their former adQuarters
(ihe Nsrrows of New river in Giles courty) NOV.
S junction on Tuesday morning at Shaiy Sprlrgs,
in Raleigh county ana that evening enc amped
short distance beyond Raleigh Court House. On
Wednesday they reached McCoys, ia Fayette
county, nine miles southeast of the Court House
On Thursday morning they continued their march
IN tine spirits,
The enemy were rapidly retreatng Lefure
forces, and ef, Raleigh Court House only few
bsred shout 1900. AT that place they cut port
holes in nearly every house, declaring their inien
ton TO make stand agsuai the r-bel forces So
suddenly did they leave bearing of the approach
Of our troops thit a number of Union raeu who
were preparing 10 leave with them s.ere lett be-
hind TO fall into the hands OF our soldiers The
~hols O; the Greenbrier Valley has been Evacuated
The enemy Ino'i Ing in the direction OF he kauawba
Valley
Our informant says that within tiic las, ten days
lot less than eight hundred loyal Western Virgin,
Toute to join the forcss Of Gems. LoIing and Floyd
These represent that thousands of Others will unite
With Our forces opportunity affor,ls. Sga~ ~
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FROM OUR ARMY IN MARYLAND.

oar lstsst news from the army, through private
.ourcss, Is to Thursday la.t which IL derived from
nsrnes who lef Frederick on that day. Up 10 that
tim. enr army was bivouacked around that city,
hu, marching orders had been received. The drec.
t;ou contemplated was no. Understood BY our insor-
usnss though 1t was coatcc,ared that our forces
would move on the Relay. Others state that ON
Thursday morning the army, Or a large portion Of
4. moved Ia the direction Of Hagerstown.
These parties state iha, soldiers were receiy.
inf every attention from the people Of Frederick
snd the neighborhood aid articles were sold them
s; rates that Seemed stonshingly low compared
with the high prices they have bad TO pay in Vir
susA At Frederick hundreds oi soldiers par, hased
shoes a; g. % - S and other articles OF clothing
st propor'ionsse ra.es. Coffee was bought by them
Ia erea, sbnndanee at ?, cents per poaad.
recruiting Office was opened in Frederick i'm.
redistely after ear army took Possession Of the
civ. sud the Stars aad Bars were flung TO the
breeze Up 10 the loth inst, sboat fifteen hundred
ssllsnt Aarylsnders, from Frederick aud Mon,go,n.
ery counties, had enrolled themselves in the ser.
vice OF the Confederate States.
The condition of the army is said 10 be excel.
lent and the spirits of the men buayan, The uni
yersal desire of the soldiers was 10 move ou Penn.
syivsnia with u view to have an opportunity 10
y,it some of the effects of war upon those who
have been slsmorous for the subjugation OF the
South. The conduct of our inen at Frederick had
greatly s,reug thened feeling in our favor id May
,snd, and il was believed that the Unionism which
bss heretofore existed In the State would n.ateri
silly subside in that part OF it occupied by our
army. This urionism has not manifested itsel! in
,5;,-
Potomac.
Passengers by the Central trsin state that ru
NOR prevailed at Gordonsvilis that q body OF Yam
kee cavalry were advancing from Alexandria in
the direction of Wsrrenton but this rumor was
OF so indefinite character that little attention
was given 10 it. l, is by no means unlikely that
Yankee raids viii be attempted, bu, we presume
the wisdom and prudence of our military author
ties have msde ample preparation for sucL contin.
Sencies
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Departure Of Yankee Prisoneys.-Three thousand
three hundred Of the Yankee prisoners lett Rich
nond on Saturday for Varina to be exchanged
Such as could not walk were conveyed away in
wagons. The officers, of which there were Gl,
went in carriages. provided for the purpose AS
the long line flied past the e 8. Prison. ON Cary
street, they greeted their less lucky compeers with
a'eebe cheer. small cavalry escort accoinpa.
nied them down. Another large gang were started
ior Aikens landing, Oh James river, yesterday
morning. During saturday and Sunday i've thou
sand two hundred and tweniy-eight were sent
sway. This leaves on hand only about seven hun
dfed, good many OF whom in the hospital
under treatment for wounds disease, who were
aastls to bear removal Three Yankee women
and eight Yankee deserters, rather men who
came over to Us and professed to be SUCH were
rom Castle Thunder. Though these deserters pro-
iAssd to have left their brethren in great disgust
.hsy were very willing to be sent back to the North
4 ls departure of the prisoners will the Con
&c iefate Government an expense OF about 81 ,0CO
Ler day, which WAS the average that their food ~
holders cost
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EXTRAORDINARY ADVANCE IN CorToN AND
CofroN FAERICs. The news tron Liverpool, uu-
der date of August sth, that the sales cotton for
the Week la that port were no 900 bales, and that
the price OF American cotton Lad advanced six
Cents per pound. excited the New York market ON
Monday. The World remarks:
The domestic commission houses and manufactu.
rers advanced printed cotton fabrics aud ieaines
one to two cents per yard, and sheetings also five
per cent. Merrimac prints selling at L. cents,
are expected TO be advanced 10 70 cents per yard,
and raw Gotten will advance to 90 cents per pound
at no distant date, the quotation for mddling up
land being SO cents yesterday. This l. the highest
price which has been paid any time within the
memory OF The oldest inhabtant.'
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THE MERRIMAC No. 2.--The New York papers
have dispatch dated Norfolk, Sept 9th, to tho fol-
lowing feet:
There is great excitement here in consequence
OF report that the Merrmac No. had reached
the vicinity of Newport News, aad had had an
counter with two Of our gunboats, and had driven
them before her All the shipping here has been
thing serious are entertained, as such arrange
rents have been made by our naval authorities as
will probably make the career of the Merrimac No.
. of shorter duration than her former namesaks.
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YOUTHFUL SOLDIERS.

We met on Saturday with two youths. who had
teen hon0ratly discharged from til army, having
seen more in brief period than lnen in Ii life
time One &C the little fellows, Henry Woods, Of
Georgia, ia ilst fifteen aud halt years old; the
other Jesse Scott, OF $. c., barely tiftesn These
two mere children, for such they in appearance
in age, fought IL all the battles round Richmond.
What other country produce such examples OF
infant teroisa and patriotism A happy journey
home to Ia, end may every Who meets tLsm
oa their way give them rubsi ...t.l dodspee,s
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DtGih Of an Oid Cai:en-Niehuies Mills Esa,
oae of our oldest and respect ed citizens de-
ceased on Saturday. az the ripe age of eighty one
years. During his long life he had seen Richmond
pass from O small village TO the proportions Of
wealthy and prosperous city. He had always taken
lively interest in all that concerned its prosperity
and was. believe the President of the first rail
road ever made in Virginia
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Police Arr6sts.-Since Saturday the police have
succeeded In capturing the following parties for the
onsncss set opposite their names. viz Patrick Lee
aad Michael Coleman, for fighting in the street.
fs'nck Rush, for lying down while drunk in the
ssne iscaty.-Ann Kerns for getting iipsy and
eatering private house for the purpose Of raising
nuss She was afterwards let off--James Brad
isy' Tor trespass at the Columbian HoteL-James
Assrley. AZ an sccompice Of An unknown indi-
.laaa In stealing Alexander Craig's pocketbook,
Containing thirty cepta-Patrick Maxfeid, coIored,
,ol shooting at his brother. Cyrus MaxEsd and the
,s''er tor cutting his brother with u knife.-Wm.
4. =. burch and John Brown, for lighting in the
sHeet-Wm Walsh, tor stealing S32 from Thomas
Siohsn, and Thomas Cronan, for being drunk and
aory m the barber shop Of Ko Franeis.-A negro
p.soner In one Of the cells Of the cage power
wsiopped by prisoner named VIA. Brown,
'u some imaginary slight offered him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15
LOG NAkEEAsS.

Railroad -iCctdfHt-Wc regret to learn of the
death, by accident, on Friday night, Of Hon. WIN.
Railroad While Oh thai road Lo tell OF tie cars
and tie train passing him, both legs were sew.
cred. he died in a very hours after the accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

,. a..es Coari.-ssturaay. Charles Butler was ar
W. nsnsd, charged with breaking down the door OF
a. srrock's kitchen and taking posse ssion Of
.ss bed Of his servant The ease " ~ continued -
hs =. normsn. col0rsd WAS Srrajgued for living
ta = .ne city with Henrico county papers, and har
sMlaS Peter and William, slaves. The whole party
ere Ssis ordered TO be thrsshed.-Aenry Exali was
0arre,, :. slo'hiing TIE heaith oIdinanee.-"m
~~'ett, Tie same amount, for the same offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

,snnttp'fea.-Chasiss Shelton, member of the 5th
,l'ent Texas solaDteers who was condemned by
r.s., Martial to bs sho. to-day for deserti0n,
E..soner, who Is confined ut Castle Thunder, has
receiving Isligious advice and consolation ffoa
,na e's' of our city clergymen since his condemns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

,..1S ~ ne Wenndsd.-Notices were read in the diff
NE several Congregations and tbs people 10 prepsrs
Co.. csndsgss, DC, for tbs uss Of the wounded
ssosfats soldiers now b the hospitals st War
,.1S, ,."o, Va We believe ths City Hall WAa msn-
no.. = the place whore the articles eosld be DE-
s'"'so sftsr being prepared
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lasty retreat sons of the s.,!dsrs fa.loatae then,
TO Tue Third avenue
The srrival Of the members Of the 9Th rtDf after
added still further TO tho III fse'ing ard VA used
q. pretext by the most dsorderiy eue1stlnefte
an outbreak Alterations occurred between the
guards snd members of the SD. bal wefe sbelied
without bloods5ed. There IL a company az Hdians
attached TO this regiment aud one of them. 4nou
strous powerful fellow. goi into melee, MI get-
ting Knocked down became enraged and Hts ccpted
to practice the bayonet exercise upon ofioes and
others who had considerable difficulty II w neh-
ins the inusket fro,u his hand. He turned away
with smile on bis face and IN ~ iaiouts Aier he
wan seen with another inuaket just IA, theart Of
attempting ~ drive the kayouet through III body
ff the soldier who had struck hi.6, but lie Ma ag ain
salzed dIsarI,ed Rnd taken In charge hysIiiaroit-
er Indians A 81
Thus matisrs continued thrpaai,out HE. af;ar-
NOON, until ai.oHt !. T.. n when The ,egintnt re-
ce.set assarahces from Government ssffiesr that
they should certainly rtceiYs thea many this
"wednesday morning, hicb was sii tho hen de.
sired, and he snnounce,nent WA received 4it ai,-
plause. go
subsequently. the money for paying tie n
was brought Into camppand they We're 10 lsceivr it
without delay. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15
RAIDS CT THE REBEL STEAMERS.

The rev York Herald. of the lkh says:
Oar Havana correspondent, waiting on the oh
insant, statei that the rebe! steamer Oreto (now
named the Florida) Lad srrYad at that p0rt from
Nassau, N. p, by way OF Car,lsnas. When at
Green Key shs mounted her guns She was pernit
ted TO maiu in Carienas 10 the :ist ut, having Il
Spanish war vessel on each side Of her She has
lost many men by yellow fever and dssertioa
Amongst the dead il the son Of her commander Jno.
N. Maffit Ths FlOrds mouass srsht very heavy
suus, aud carries the icon plates Tor covering Der
with armor i'll ter hold Cap. Naiit was still i'll.
inter. On the lst inst the FLORIDA ordered 10
from Havana, and steamed out III the midst OF
q we're STORM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15
INCIDENTS AT FREDERICK.

The New York Tribune has some "incients" at
Frederick, Nd. which are interesting. ] says:
1t IL said that the entire stock OF boots md shoe
in Frederick were bought out by the restIs who
left behind them some good money and some shock
ing bad money. The storekeepers. oil c,,irse, did
not dare to refuse what was offered thiu. The en-
tire stocks Of Messrs Tyler & Steiner, (tiion and
A. j. DelashmAn, (rebel) were taken. :.nfCoulede-
rata notes given them in payment.
so Far as We can ASCERTAIN they ALLOWED free ia
srass aid eyress to aud from tn, town The pick.
cts Oh the ROAD appear ia Aave is,eE statioae !
merely to watch military movemelits, sad paid no
attention to civilians.
On Friday evening before the appearsfee Hf the
rebels, there was considerable OF disturbance in
Frederick. Some parties connected withthc CHI
zen newspaper cheefed the streets forfeit Ia
Wis, III the exuberance of their Joy, ad were
knocked down by citizens The Provost yuard in-
terfered, and u man named Lawson, o,e OF the
proprtators OF the Citisea, was knocked DIV with
the butt OF a niusket aud considerably blurred -
Another man, named Yeackle was also badly cut
The rebels of Frederick knew Of tho coming OF
the insurgent arny long before any iuln,;.tion of
their approach had beea received by the Federal
authorities.
\ fugitive citizen just in from frederick Gays
that Mr.. John S. Caldwell and otha, SeceSsionists
threw the rebel Stars and Bars to tbs breeze from
the top of the Court House ou Sunday, but John
M. HerndOn, Esq, acting Mayor, being u mild
Union man, or at worst iudiciGus traitor, hauled
down the rag, asserting that the occupation by the
friends of the South WAS transient and that it was
folly to make the city unnecessarily odous the
Federal Government.
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this School will open MONDAY. the 22d inst. in
the Baptist Chspel, OH 4th It., between Clay snd
Marshall. Circulars, giving full particulars. may
DO had at the bookstores, from the subscriber at
his school reon. where sftsr the 9Th inst. hs MSy
DO found daily from 9tO IL O'Clock.
se s-flgls e. L. C. SAIITER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

r s. SQUIRRS SELECT CLASSICAL AND
Ls EN0LlSH SCHOOL, corner Of Main and LIST
sts., Richmond. Va. The 10th session Will CON-
msnee the 18th Of Sept, lsG2
Prot. A. La BOnBARIR, Teacher IN Modern
Languages
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
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nAY SCHOOL. fOR YoUN0 LADixs.

The subscribers, late teachers In Mr.. H. p. LIZ.
FERyREs school. will open a DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES in the building formerly Occu'
pied by that gentleman, at the corner Of Grace and
fOushee Sta, the lat Of October.
For further particulars call at the School building
on Grace street. between the h0ars Of and l2 A.
NJ Satnrdays excepted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

EHEMALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL-Th~
u third session viii commence October lst leek.
and close July !, 1863 The course Of instrsctiOn
will embrace as heretofore, the primary and higher
English branches. Latin French. and 4usic on tbs
Piano p b. PRICE
70 g-2w& Corner Msrshan and 24th sta
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was DO enemy within forty mites Of the spot, aud
those who expected to be redeemed" before morn
ing concluded to pOstpone the performance ior at
least twenty -four hours.
fu the meantime the We shin gton cars arrived
with the announcement that General Mcclellan
was pushing forward, and could find no enemy in
front Of him. rumor was also soon afterwards
started that General Burnside's pickets we're yes
terdsy morning within sight OF Frederick, and the
enemy travelling westward
REBEL RoBBERY or FREDERICK.
The Harrisburg Trlegreph, Of yesterday morning,
says that q lady dire Il nom Frederick, VINO was
permitted to leave the town by Q pass rom peo'
johnson. statss that the rebels were making large
rebel scrip and not In United States Treasury notes
al our dispatches allegs. She further states that
they woaid not receive my other money In change
except u. ). treasury notes, thus virtually roDbing
tho ciiizsns of their properly under ths preence ot
ayiug for their goods Ia rebel money, which -
everyWhere in Maryland regarded Is worthless.
We Go not hear OF more than rebel cavalry
picket on this Baltimore road, near New Market, on
The turnpike, and MonrOvia, on the railroad.
Gen burnside was said yesterday to be threatsn-
Ing the ensmys lines near Hyattsville, which
would indicate that they had retired from Middle
brook, some six milsI towards Frederick, on bis ad
vance
THE FIGHT ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID
FROM OUR FRIENDS IN MARYLAND.
The only resistance our troops encountered In
crossing the Potomac was from the LIST Aassaeha
sstt, cavalry, Who had been appointed to that duty.
They were Arsd into BY the Coufsdsrates snd scan.
psrsd st Q rapid rate. 4 lsttsr tosds New York
1sibsae says:
The road hsd bsss olsar In the morning, and was
conpssd on fos usoherustsd RETREAT; bns while tbs
naa.aysag = ae "a so.sna ~ - asy sIns .dsSs
= tSessaA n snsh eaanAity teai ~ ha.lss 3 z
$50 eoaN not al = 80 AoWn- kavse0pee u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

N w. CONRS CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
H. NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON Frank.
Iin between Sth and 9Th sts., will reopen for Its
Ilth annual session, ON MONDAY, Sept. 2ad
The best Instructors in Modern Languages and
Drawing will be In attendance.
Terms made known on application
"a l0-6Wh Il W. CONE. prinCiDal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15

Among ths volunteers who have rendered thsiT
SERVICES TO Gen Wallace fer the defence of Cinen
natl, is James f. Murdoch. the actor, reader. and
sloeutionist who arrived armed and equipped for
the fray. Both of Mi. Murdoch s cons are ia the u.
q. army.
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MISS Z. L. READ will resume the duties, OF
lvl her SCHOOL. for girls and little boys, on
MONDAY. tho 18th September. School located On
0amble's Hill, beyond Byrd st.. and opposite Mr.
w. p. MunfOrds.
TERMs-Maie known application; payable
quarterly in advance, ~ 4-lmH
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JAS. c. WoRrHISaTos !.
as. In the Circuit Court for
HANNAH R. HOPKINS, Hartford County, as a
and others.
ORDERED this 5th day of July, 1862,
IL That the sale made and reported
by EPHRAIM HOPKINS. Jr., Esq, Trus-
tee in the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
nv be shown, on or before the 4th day of
August next; provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford County,
once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 4th day of August, next.
The Report states the amount of sales
to be $6,400,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
jul2
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3 Bouldin, VIM, clerk of election 90
l Bradford, John II, judge election 6 90
2 Boyd, Mrs, damages on road 25 90
2 Bowman, VIM S, examiner, sur
veyor, and plots Of roads 26 90
2 Barnes, John, examiner and sur
veyor on roads IL 90
2 Blessing, Christian, rent for elec-
ton 6 90
4 Bateman Joseph E, late sheriff's
s account 1852 OS
4 Bishop, R F, clerk of election 90
A Bradenbaugh, Thomas, judge of
election 6 90
l Brant, Powell, hauling pauper to
almshouse 3 90
2 Bradberry, John T, magistrates
account 25 %
2 Brown Andrew, o P, to C B
Hitchcock 90 90
2 Bridge Repairs, pay to commits
sioaers 25 90
q D..1...x. YET 100
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2 Charshee John G, chairman on
road and magistrates account 3 80
2 Cord Thomas, juror, account
fled 81 p6
2 Courtney William II, witness
certificate l 90
A Cox John, printing account ll3 90
4 Crawford John, coffin account 8 GO
2 Courtney Thomas, conssable's Is
account 9 IS
| Corram Margarsl @ P,to David
Leg so 90
2 Clanssy Margaret q T. 10 John
al Hopper 90 90
3 Cain James, account fled 1 30
z Cecil County, balance for Re-
moved cases I42 S8
z Chew Nathaniel, juror on iu-
y quest S 40
q Carver Joseph Il, do do 80
2 Chalkam lta G, do az tlS
f4'l
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SLAVES WANTED..

SLAVES WANTED.
|yTTE are at all times purchasing SLAVES,
wv paying the highest cash prices. Persons
wishing to sell will please call at NO. 285 Pratt
street. Communications addressed 70
|. judi 3. N. ~ w. Il CAMPBELL.
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Wa@rmf
0mOmia 1tbIanD.

SmOtnig It 1tbIGnb.
(@stOrben In Eibinaen an, IA. NCssmber.
Dn Ian9lf 9letb tpte Die Nahtigau
Nur tn Der Ulaien5ett;
Dun Detner Qteoer liBer GGalI
a5nt fort 5ur @pt9teit. 10
Du iprablt aIS (tcA TN toI3en slug o
Der peutlde NpIsr fGuang,
l1no istn 0eftsoer ma9ttg lblug
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Op1 als ri,rh Slide unt gerratb
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@etreu pent Hpben 3tel, s.,
DEM Sanger brnm - Dem 6retbeitslCtn
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aoDes Sangers 2orbeerprets
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8aum Sim Elm lftGes 0t6b6an elm
unb nimnt's lit beine 6ntb i! al
Nltf baB tpenn tpteber bitnmelan
Wuffet9t Der oeutl9e Nar; s'
Der @nfel bort erbnuen fann, gsa
Der Sreieett ben Nltar.
or. S. 6r. 81
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ben laiien, ben Sdmer3 a6teno, Der mad
ibrer anFht ibu bier nod 3uridbieIt. Der
Sar9 Ni4arb'S mar nit einent 6aufe1 Don
8fumen unb &rdn5en gang itberpedt, ais
iOllte bieieS bliibenbe 2eben ben aarren falten
Gpb perberseu.
(FertTekuna fnIat0
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