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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
B. J. DAY, nj. D.,
PHYSICIAN 4 AND \ p, SURGEON
O. HERTRF's SALE no. 90.
REsIDENOE-At sherwood Hc
July s, 1862.

July Q, loOz. u
q HRRKRE's S.6LR .N'O. 90.
BY Hirtue Of four Executions i'sued ont of ths
office Of the clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of YanderbFrgh COUNT, Indiana, in favor of Has
Ter Peok, + sbt. Butcher, Ann Maidlow, Ex'rx Of
Edmund Maidlow, deceased, aud James Flack,
and against Thomas Clifford, and othsrs, viii,
on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 18th, Ig62,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
COCK, p M, OF said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the city Of Evansville, Indiana offer for
sale at public auction, the rents, and rrohts for
the term of seven years, of the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. seven ~ and the adjoining half Of Lot
No. Elk (6) in block No. sixteen tlsl' IN stock
wells Enlargement Mt Of the City of Evansville, IN
Vanderbu'g county, Indiana.
And shouid eaid rents and pronts not sen Tor
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ aud costa, will
at the same time and place offer for sale tho fee
'f'' = GEORGE w0LFLIE,
-.er- .I tl.Ul Sheriff v.C. %
wheeler q Iglehart, A. L. Whittlesoy, Pl'fs
AttorEeys. 60 70 jxs0
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07


Thrasing Machines, &C. 40
..-g aat EVANSVILLE, IND
FEWE PROPRIETORs or THE OITY F0Uh
M dry beg leave to inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they are prepared to do ala
Kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING wORK.
add everything appertainipg to the Foundry busis
mesa They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANn
BonERs Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Disti.-
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cum
ming Machines, Threshing Mach ues, Malt Mills,
made and repaired. Iron and ass Castingr Of
every description, Iron Houseironts, Cellar ares,
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
DRAWERS, D1STILLESS, kECTIFIERS, &
Supplied with every description Of Copper aDo
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Befrigerators,
Attemporafors, Spargcs, Etilheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stilis
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Load and
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of eyery
variety, for leer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent to all parts TO At Up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ircn
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens lmnrov,
Steam Gsuge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and y
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo
ting Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hoso, d.
OF the best kind; Tinplafe, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speltsr, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted TO
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warrantng their work, and satisfied
with reasonable prices.
DE Office and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Main stree .
Founder y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First 'econd streets, Evans.
Vile. Indiana. decT
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY STABLE.
NE " CTLTTIES

It Il
& AAHJF, 1T HES LGH-RRF STU
NSe bles on Locust Street, between Third and
Tor accommodating the public. Among them are
ELEGANT NEW OMNIBUS,
NEW CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, and every thing
kept ia the be order to satisfaction to his
customers. -k .
He is now prepared to attend funerals with his
BUS. or to fu nish ca riages ( ,r the SANS.
liberal patronage is solicited. Charges as low
as at any stable in the city
. may % 3md trH Af H ft
, 1862-05-29

The following very important order, issued by
Brig Gen. Wright, will speak for itself to the
minds Of all those Of our citizens who believe in
uphulding the integrity Of the Union against open
foes in the field, or secret and disguised traitors
in our midst While it will commend itself to
all patriots, 1t will also doubtless provoke the
bitter hostility and animadVersiOn of those whom
it so much more closely concerns. It should be
borne in mind that this order Is not confined to
California, but applies as well to Washington Ter.
ritory and Oregon, Let this admonish all to be
careful Of their words and deeds.
Headquarters Department Of the Pacific
SAN Francisco, April 80, 1869.
Whereas, it having come to the knowledge Of
the undersigned that there are certain persons,
either holding Office under the Rebel Government
or aiding and abetting the enemies Of the United
States, aud that such person or persons are own.
ers Of real estate OF personal property within the
limits Of this Military Department:
1t is hereby declared that all such estates or
property are subject to confiscatiOn for the use
and benefit Of the United States.
It is further declared, That all sales or trans.
fers Of real estate or personal property, by any
person or persons holding Office under the Rebel
Government, or who may be aiding and assisting
the enemies Of the Union, whether made by them
personally or by their agents, shall be null and
void.
n W,,ou,
, 1862-05-29
n Or. WM. HALLS
'BAL9AM M

CURES ALL DlsEAsEs or
THE LUNGS AID THROAT!
TNOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, DE-
elne Asthma, BFonehs Wasting q ReSh, sUeais
fpttng Blood, WhoOpng Cough, Dlmeulty Of nrsathlng
ColdH Courhp Influenza PhihIo Pain IN he SIDE, and NJ
Disease 0f he Lnngs, u b uBsquAlsd, i''' = f-
, 1862-05-29

B ig. Gen. U. s. Army, Commanding

Grass IN NEw ORLEANS-CAlhOun Benham,
or some "Other man" Of the Secession faith, re.
marked in the early days Of the rebellion that
grass would grow in the streets Of New York.
That prophecy has not exactly been fulfilled,
but rebel city Of some distinction has fallen
into this sad plight. The New ORLEANS Pieav
"ns says the heavy growth Of grass in some
OF the streets Of that city "wOuld pay the
mower for his trouble"
, 1862-05-29

LARGE EoG.-Yesterday, says the MdrysUills
Express, Mr.. Thomas LOmbardis, Of DObbin's
Ranch, in this county, placed upon our table a
pullet egg, eight inches long BY six inches in
circumference. If any hen feels like competing
with this Yuba county pulet all she has to do
is to present her fruit when our pullet will try
again.
, 1862-05-29

They get up model love letters ct Cleveland
shoFs, sweet and spelled on the principle Of com.
plete secession from dictionary rules Here Is one
road in enurt "DeeT-thow abeent not tnrgOttin
tl,srrs q good tym cummin wste . little"
, 1862-05-29

MHsHs. A. L. scovnL 4 Co.: '-..l
DEGR sI feel my duty 10 write you and lsl you lnou
what your Dooa and Liver Syrup has done or ~ dnn1s
and that By Publishing others Who suffer Win The same de-
ease may know Of H. and By ~ use derive sai hns1t ~
daughter him has been soFely aced win eroA attended
with great Pan for more than t!o yeA she bad some
x running ulcers Of her feet her hip and
one 90 her back. A. thb time from e hh Eegemnendaion
Of your Blood and Liver Syrup In curing such diseases
induced 70 try t. She commenced using n, and a. he ned
Icne acted the blood the commenced % heal ehs
ginning strength Ihave only used thfee bolles q Ne
medicine and she can nog wax quite welt Your BLOOD and
Liver Syrup has done wonders IN Restoring her health
WIN he greatest respect remain yolr..
su-----.1I .s1T tr-s n heWILLIAMA
Statement Of Rev. Horace BuSbnen, city hlsIionag and
Pastor Of The Prssbytsrian Church: ,.,...,. =. ~
Mnlsaa A. I. eoovnl . Co:
DEGn sIIs,-M MeWnlsns Rsq, d IN asF a he church
IN which Pastor. am acquainted win The eFeum-
Sanees Of the case Of his daughter and have 10 e1aney
HORACE BUSHNELL.
seoyPS Blood and Liver Syrup for sale By an he pTin
REDiNGToN co.,
wholesale Agenla, H
A-5i3n n6 and tis EFOut u, San lrsneisee.
, 1862-05-29
llHlEY !lTlIG TIeTtIlI

ElaiH; a. ttGIIIIIiaiii Z -
cabiasss i'IttIiiitf3its -
Letter A, TFAngtEss shafls i,1iis, :. s.ill.,l
nee and Inoonp.rlhls lsn1i as4iif -.
chine. ahd uaaplid q in a.tshsitii,f
puIpsea sattit fft0
D. ~ SISj SJassalf = puIsAss, cAas slii Hsshss.
dasr doAAs = snSt thrsaAs all q ulI.s ID isid al
chain sil,sA naelns, have olra ~ ne, a. = -
uAeAines uih ouiss,f az o,Ts ard naEe lsaulol -
'sIar q aanul.'ial,s bdjss sAals sllsA ussl,as
- J.M. DUNNELIs aI
s3l4, ~ 8saissa,is1 aI.tt
IN 80 tfiatise
, 1862-05-29

.sfr ID, -f.a WAsnINGfoN, Nav ID
TIE gradual closing Of the Federal lines upon
Mchmond, % mothodically has it been managed,
hse created great panic IN The city. The In.
dignation ap.insi Jet Davis, fOF SlloEing the
hrge army uhich has been fitted out at such
, 1862-05-29

-77IIT - FADUCAHl hy'' my To-
An expedition, consisting of 1900 cavalry,
The force sent FROM Hillman IN pursuit Of the
Rebel cavalry, which has been committing dep
rotations In Western Kentucky and Tennessee
IIrnnIIv. HHfH
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17
MPO I A N
JUSTICES OF The PEACE!
Dockets T!
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE.

w ing superior ar;iCle Of Jsl!c = nOcNct, CO..
taiuing Printed Bank tors .: u tEnelS q three ti
ereut kinds IL. forms ost,y uses, lst Judgment
by confession 81 JGls UTou FtII-f o. summons
parties appearing ST. judgment o! aiAu.t uIO- Cu.-r
q. summons These b.als forms --c -rls. - pro
portion 10 their general use 4ua 4 urtnl,- ol blank
pages also IL the locktt .ur tha ty
a, Ets-.a speela. cases Iu.s oc>,t W. br la4l-
OF greA; coAyercDce an benefit 10 justices. Il
imnelse saving IN pUilt NJ labor L tay ss.ct
Correctness IL costs DUt tfil mir com
paratlyeiy. shan TIE Ordinary fAt.- NcSA,s. We
rates:
Largest sizc, fall bound -......... ..- slo 20
Medium -.-- .---... .-... u
small half ----......--.-. "
As this Docket l. copyrlsht,d, ana ag1 TIA slI-
manufactures tbs state. i OILY De- ohtliatt
through Us. s.cuts- Al eX4iu4a.,s4,a tbs
Docket Will ltisfv al = 70 Is merits.
All orders for this Docket wi receive Vronif ~ Ct
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17

Use OF THE R0LLER.-A writer in the Farm.
er and Gardner, presses upon agriculturists the
merits Of this implement in the following nan.
ner:
"Why don't our farmers use the roller more
frequently? Is il because thev are not willing
to incur the expense Of the purchase? Is il
because they are not disposed TO bestox the ex-
ira amount Of labor involved in rolling their
fields, or is it because they do nos understand iss
uses and benefits! DO they not know that q
roller is almost indispensable on light soils, be.
Cause it presses the earth closer around email
seeds-Ihat it is equally useful on heavy soils,
because it crushes the clOds, aud brings the pul
verizeG earth in direcs contact with the seed
that it IS good grass fields because il pre- sses
email stones, bones, &c, which would otherwise
iIjare the knives OF the mowsr-iuto the earth,
aud out Of the way. and that il also levels ant
and mole hls-that it is useful On wheat 6elds
In the spring. pressing the plants which have
again; that il exercises u most happy influence
upon oats, j. used after the plants have attained
q height OF three or four inches; in Q word, that
it is good almost every where, and rauks very
properly with the most important impemsnts on
the farm? Ii is astonishing that while We are
making progress Ia almost every other direction.
We have done sO little TOW ard the introduction ol
the roller. Ny own experience ~ith it has been
so entirely satisfactory, that canot forbear ur.
gng ,ts use upon every farmer who has thus fer
not uied it.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17
A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. W A Z D, JR.

Fall Of Wit and Yankee Spirit! Tie People
IN their enthusiasm bear the Sp,dier o,cag
IN Triumph
The following is specimen ot Yankee 0gaiory
The Speaker was eating pea nuts and winking al N
girls, when hundred voices called him forth lie
caluniy and surveyed the multitude with al tie beaue
Of Patrick Henry;hen came forth the torrent or his
eioqucnce
az Fso,c Ci;ixens ~ am for the Union Liberty An
drew jackson and NEW BVorS am Tor restoring tn
Union in all ,ts former glory for protesting the Coasa
fion IN all ITS sacred guarantee and for boot; and shoes
OF the best pattern, symmtry anu duTab!lIy. lGrci
applause and Hear Heari''l w must icrg, our
comfort in these days Of patent double tw.Stcl
thunder and creased lightning have received to-'sy
news OF the greatest importance uf tie most yltil
est 10 all OF you hear that Johns B4y have IS;
received their Spring Stock OF Boots ant shoes @. TIA
latest styles and most tnishe work manshp. tell You
those who buy OF that young aud eAtcrprising hfui
never troubled ith curns anu their dispositions
soured by having their feet piached' Husb4n,s
wives, young men and girls, go u johns x Bailey
here you will mad tine boots, stoga's shoes. slippers
shoes, CATERS, ladies' heel slippers, coks ON.orG
te, mems carpet slippers, bamorais ami ladies 1ue
- 'GcrusIleml what is beautiful than laly :
foot eacased in ccquetish galteri Its enough T.
the mOnkish blood of 81. AathoDy. ] Viii Close iny
speech by appropriate quotIton:
A dainty loot
A Cater Boot,
Fen StOics must agree,
For II To vote
What GRAY once wrote.
a han isone l. T. G..
Here the Speaker tainted As he borne from the
Hall in the of his aImring freEds lac hoar
family ask who stole my pea nutsy Some rude q. .
wicked boys hai empted ms basket while he sprs.
ing however glass of water revived him and wrui
the following resolutions which Ratified and rr-
ported in due OF time by the rcso
lutions:
ment Boots and Shoes ana the best quality leather
ever introduced into this market and be II further
Resoired That they fan u give satisfaction, that
their repairing done according 10 order with cXped
ton anu neatness that their prices thc lowest ans
uniform. and their stock the best this side OF he
trcit: and be II further
Resolred, That the American Eagle shall " continue
TO howl. JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing, April %, 1872 lyss8
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17

FOor DIsE,sKs IN CArrLH-At the dinner
given IN connection with the annual inspection
of L'd, Emily Folry's Edith estates, on Thurs
day last, Mr. Cam cal'ed attention to the disease
amang the cattle in the neighborhoOd, and de.
scribed the Means which he had successfully id
opted lie said soon ~ the disease made il
Appearance, il should be dealt with % that !,
mi-ht rot get in,o the feet Of the animal. Hs
himself had had fifty head Of cattle down at one
time. but nov they were eiuced TO two or three.
the feet should De welceaned, and then bsthed
With |,ion composed Of equal quantities Of -
te- ard vinegar. With small Quantity of salt.
put on with piece OF rag or sponge. The Dis
ease wili succamo to this treatment n the course
OF four or 6ve days. In the case Of pigs. Mr.
Cam saws he got three pieces Of board, Of which
he made trough, into which he put the same
proportions Of vinegar and water, and then ola
cing the trough against vail, he put . hurdle
On one side and ma 'e the animals wade throush
il, A cure ~as effected in three daya-Beif.
Nsssenger.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17

How TO Trsr rHx QUALrrY OF Wool-A
Texss paper gives the following directions for
testing the quality of wool:
" Take lock Of wool from the sheep's back
and place upon it al inch rule. II you can coaus
!rem So TO Ss Of the spirass folds in the spaee
OF an ,neh, II 'qias in quality the iness Elecsor.
al or Saxony WOOL grosn. OF course when the
humber OF sp'ra's to the inch dimiuishes, the
quality Of the ~ool becomes relatively iuisr;er
Many tests have been tried bus shis il coos;d
cred the simplest and best Co,svod and sons
other Inferior wools do not measure nine spir.l.
TO The inch. With this tess every fsrmes has In
his possession kno~ledg which will enable him
10 ios" a correct Judgment Of the quality Of all
Kinds of "ooi- There ere some coaros voole
"n'en expereneed WOOL growers do net rank ~
voo'. but - hair. On account Of the hard.ee.
And ssraightness Of the 6bee.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17
100000 MALE lLE;,! OR r Fl FEMALE

uoYD's NEW srEEI. PLATE COUNTY OuLORED NAP
OK The UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recer; surveys, completed Aug 10 1862 cost
S2o coo 20 engrave II ami one years time.
superior - any $40 map ever mule by Cotton "
Mitchell, and Is Al tac iow prise o. a,y cents So
Go A-In-s ei. .l4ycl tbs map
It 5 not only Co1nty Map, bat 1t is also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD MAP OF tae uDitet States All Canada
oombiaet IL one. giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION
Guarantee a1y woman or man s. TO s per day and
WI. take hack - als tAai cannot be sold, anu refuat
the m0Cey.
Printed ils'.lct.9as W TO canvass vel, furnished
ali odr AZ MS
w-nist-who,esale Agents for or Map. in every
state, CiEOruE, Canada, Eng and, france and Cuba
fortune y Be maze With few hun irei dollars capt
-. W Competition
l. I lloyd, No les Broadway, y i.
The War Dcp--i!l at uses our Map Of Virginia, Mary
land, and fvatsy y.vsnla, Cost 500 0Oo on which Is
m-rked An;ist.a Creek, Sharpsoarg Maryland tights
M.4u.spOTt Ferry, Rhoresve, Noand's Ford, AMI all
others the Pci1n4c, All every Other place MARY
Ian virginia a. Pena>y ivLnia or money re.un lei.
uOYD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF hENTUChY, OHIO, md
ANA aa4 ILLINOIS,
Is the only authority for Geu Buell. and the War D-
II Il Prise 20 cents.
From tn Tribune. Aug 2.
" LLoYD's Map oF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PEsSsYt-
SsNIA-IAI, Map very large ITS cost but 3
u = a Is ;aS t<S, Ir.tch oIR b pHrch1sSd'
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF The MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Prom Actual surveys by Capts Bart anu Wm. Bowen
Mississippi River !lCts OF - Louis Mo shows every
mans pIantltioa AM owner pams, from 81 Louis %
the GLL Oi AeXco-l $50 n es- sand-bar, island
IowH, landing. and al places - miles back from the
river--co.ote4 IL counties anG states Price, 81 in
sheets %, p.gat form, AM 81 50 Cea with roll
els. I.e..-y ocpt %
Navy lEFAErxESr, Washington Sept. Il, lse,.
j. T. lIoyo--ir >enl IN your n p Of the Mississippi
River, with price per hundred copies. RearAtmiral
Charles Davis, commindlg the Mississippi squadron
Is aGthorizd TO purchase many required FER
g az that squadron. GIDEON wEII.ES.
3e9 w3 Secretary Of the Navy.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17

@ Two friends meeting, one remartea
have just met man Who told me 7 IcnS~j
like you" Tell NE who il vss ahet 9 -,
knock him down." replied the friend. . Don'
trouble yourself" said be, " did ~ ~,
Immediately" -
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17
Legal Advertisements.
HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of two

~ Executions issue. OF GA ne -o4l c lie
Clrceit CoG.t Tor Ias I --t-I
AID delivered, a.alls. -
tepsuents Of Niussru 1
dc On the Sth { - - -,
ari SEIZE ali the T - :. 80 -
mn, II AID 10
meEts, - vii: a
exe.usiver l. az. Z: =
ing up and - q
dam cams 10 y,
an tweliy -O.e. oh
county u insa4La. - = c
cessAEy or eoayeu Z. ,
u as au and au csap1 e. II "a
the Same co1dit 81 .e-t IS
conveyed oy U-lI - =, g
Thona-, ~ WlIll-l, T. -.~Gsent =
lie IsIa Gay 0. .-Aor!, y. -ts
tie orlce o. Heg.ster oi iSe1s oi
l. Loer 4 ices, oa Pis,s - 4.
a. taer " IL -. l.5 I.t-.esi l., a.
st. 4cI A-1 forever nalA' ..l C-I. -
tol twenty o. " s.!- to~-s-lp q La "a 7
-pon the saIa- an conIInur thereon Tor o..
cOcsts -etoa repAi- VI U4.ie 4-l- q s-I - - =
ual ~ t4Ae IL S-C- COL- -lC.l..
Il IlAee, Aa1 u Ia- sO.trGciU. =. -tc-.LCe --l
rep... oi Tie sOU.s n-Ll.J- Tie =.
aaces ~ both SAL eAaa! AL cans Iae earth, grave
stones an1 IiiosE sec4.-- J.! s-4l Nee a.. - LIS CcL
clifton therein expressed AA- asU lL- .sa,
t-.,sI ala - t..e privileges -lI!cs irc!I-
acquired ~ be qll.e, ali by virtue OF
the pIoviso.s OF act vi lie ss.aIl.e lie
Of Michigan, entitled - Al Act .l.uVrIzs Iaaiel
Lee, IAaGes Z. Bush, all Jo..i AaoIAs, ~
raaI-tsia Dam aS.oss Gl4- River, sae to~- VI
ilshAua, APPROVE IA - -, 1913 sJirt- et-a-
aI..ons aII u.1eT tAe esi ti.U-s VI s-.I
excepting reseEyLis the Ats u. aJw-s, .,.1Ore
euuycyr. BY Daniel :. Lcr, L.4.res :. kIs- "a JO4.
lnoIuas, 10 james seymour, by Uee4 - --., 3 Tie
0iiCe X slsteE .! D-e-s y! s4!1 l-.H. AZ.
e.so, a.. that part OF north Z VI.
s-cIloI llmber Nv raIy -OLe l2.) : L
sA.s, ooal.e1 anu Ges I!-c4 As ak :
q pO.aI ~ the w-sI lie =. i L..
vi..a.e luOw cIty) y! I-,AsIug,L - '-r.s
Urai.4 !..ver SAL! seven a-- - -, o.
Tie sOuiu rasI ~O.GeT OI O.Jl, 4-l-
hing tl-uce w-sI tYe.ye ll-J .--ks,
thence sO.ih t~eAIy (2o) ~ cr u..A4
t.vcr, tlelGe rasLuii! aD4 LO-. -. 10
tl- south .l!4e =. liz pare. O I----
cO4v yeu tie s-GUG4 Jay - l..
B-sh, ueoTs ". Pcc~, iAt.r WV. John
IhOLl-s, tLuuce a.Ols SlI4 sJ-iI j. .-y-t Il
u t..-G-4UO4is ~ t4= .s-.,.-
s..eet, So Co.tiluc4 . aOSve, l. .a- pace
Of ossi.uins, contilnIng lo4r i Z. o.
Whereabouts, AL vi Which s. Il sale u tu
highest oI1.sr a, The front 8g-.-.u County
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