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amendment will probably be adopted and

amendment will probably be adopted and
the bill pass.
Mr.. Sinnst introduced bill providing
against abuses in purchasing supplies Tor
the Idiot Asylum. in manner similar to
provisions of bill by him concerning the
Luuatic Asylum. He wishes contracts to
be let for all the chief supplies, as is now
done in the Peni.entary.
The talk about a bill to abolish the
Commissioner Of Statistics was introdu-
ced by Mr.. Welsh. Of Belmont.
The Proposed Reduction in Army Pay.
The reduction in pay per month which
the commissioned officers Of the army
will be subjected 10. if the Senate bill
passes both Houses. will be as follows:
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A Glorious Victory in Kentucky..-The
Total Defeat aud Death Of ZOIIicOffer.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of We'd
nesdAy, speaking of the defeat Of zolli-
cotfeD says; Our readers are aware that
the rebel General ZollieoGer, with force
at about ten thousand men. has
for some weeks been strongly posted on
the north bank Of the Cumberland river.
few miles blow Somerset, in Pulaski
County, Kentucky. The Federal Gener.
al SchOepf. with force of about seven
thousand men, has been at Somerset. hol-
ding the rebels in check. General Thorn
as, until about week since, has been at
Columbia, In A1air County. He moved
forward by the jamestown road, with the
apparent intention Of getting into the rear
of Zolicoffer, cutting off his retreat sud
bagging his force. zollicoffer. ascertaiA'
ing the nature Of the movement. and see
ing that he must abandon his position or
be surrounded. boldly determined to at
tack bis enemies in detail, and suddenly
marchd to meet Thomas. 1t happened
that strong reinlorcements had been des'
patched to the aid OF General Thomas, and
that they overlook him after a forced
march ol twenty Eve miles, three hours
before Zolicofer come mp. This proba'
bly, made the force Of the comNa'ants a
bout equal in number. Four regiments
two Tennessee and two Kentucky, thai
marched from Somerset 10 co operate will
General Thomas. do not seem to have
been in the fight.
The battle-ground is in Russell County
twelve miles west OF the mouth Of White
. Oak Creek, small stream that puts int
/ the Cumberland about fifteen miles from
south. west Of Somerset, and is nea
: where Thomas proposed TO cross th
Cumberland. The engagement took plac
Sunday afternoon, and the rebel army wa
. totally defeated aud pursued to their in
trenchments; distance Of about twelv
I miles. A night attack was not ventured
and lhs rebels stole across the river il
the darkness, having steamboat and bar
ges at hand, They abandoned all thei
cannon, tents and stores. and dispersed i
t utter confusion. Over two hundred kill
cd and wounded rebels were left on tn
d battle field. among them Gen. ZollicofeI
IS who was found dying in wagon, an
n Bailie Peyton, a son OF tho distinguishe
U Tennessee politician Of that name.
= The Federal loss was 80 killed and Is
u wounded.
u The battle seems 10 bavs been fa
i Gght and the victory is one of the mos
importan. gained by Tho Union troop
e during the war. |. destroys the figh
t wing Of the rebel srmy in kentucky
I. aanks the enemy's position at Bowlin
6 Green, opens Tennessee 10 invasion, an
g will cause profound panic at Nashvill
1t and the deepest dsquictude througho'
h the insurrectionary States. 1t gives o'
III Western troops glorious prestige
,e success, which will increase their ard
il. and invincibil;,y, and can not fail to d
press and demoralize tho rebels, W
wero already despondent and apprehe
f. sive of disaster. Gen. Buell.. We !hir
lie will improve the occasion. Let us ho
let too see celebrity aud energy in following
u. the victory.
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A GREAT VICTORY
NEAR SOMERSET, KY.
THE REBELS ROUTED BY GEN
THOMAS.
T,6o Hundred and Serenity Fue Rebels
Killed and Wounded.
ZOLLICOFFER and PEYTON
Found Dead on the Field.
PRECIPITATE RETREAT OF TIE
REBEL FORCES!
Their Cannon, Stores, and Tents, In Our
POss essIOn.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 90.-General Thomas
10 Headquarters that on Fri.
day night ZJllicofer came up to his en-
and attacked him at 6 O'Clock
on Saturday morning. near Webs Cross
Rroads in the vicinity of Somerset
At half past three O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon Zollicoffer and Bailey Pey;on
had been killed, and the rebels were in
full retreat 10 their intrencbments at Mill
Springs, with the Fedsrals in hot pur.
suit.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2O.-Tho recent fight
took place on Sunday instead of Saturday
morning.
General Thomas on Sunday afternoon
followed up the rebels to their intrench-
ments, sixteen miles from his own camp,
and when about to attack them this morn.
ing, he found their intrenchments desert
ed, the rebels having left all their cannon
Quartermaster stores, teI!s, horses and
wagons, which fell into our hands.
The rebels in dispensing had crossed
the Cumberland river. in one steamboa
and nine barges, at White Oak Creek
OPT osite their encampment at Mill Spring
Two hundred and seventy.five rebel
killed and wounded, including Zollicoffe
and Psy ton, who we're dead when founC
on the field. ..
The Tenth Indiana lost seventy Gv
killed and wounded.
Nothing further Of the Federal loss ha
yet reached here.
The Bailey Payton killed, proves to b
Bailey Peyton, jun, attached to Zolicoi
ier's staff.
LATER.
CINeINNATr, 22.-The Louisville Jour
nal of yesterday says !2 cannon wer
captured at Somerset. It thinks the ret
Ell army cannot escape as there are iror
seven to ten Federal Regiments whic
were thrown across the Cumberland ri'
er to intercept their retreat. Unless th
F., Rebels divide into squads and find thei
way into Tennessee by unfrequente
Paths they must all be cntrapped. A lie
ter 10 the Commercial dated Somers'
10Th says Zolicotfer is said to have bee
= killed By Col Fry Of the I'd Kcntuck
Regiment. We have taken many prison
ers. The loyal Tennesseeans fought llA
tigers and have suffered much The st
Ohio is badly cut up. The Tennesseeat
took one battery at the point OF the bay
one,. A private dispatch from Somers'
: received this morning says Col. McCoo
Of the 9th Ohio was wounded, three bal
= struck his horse, fourth passed throug
his overcoat, fifth hit him, the wouh
+. is painful but not dangerous. ..
v LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.-The entire Fed
raj loss at the battle near Somerset "
, 80 killed and 150 wounded.
+ Gen. Thomas force took fourteen ca
Il non and 400 horses and mules. Thor
as is now across the Cumberland river
h pursuit of the rebels. The steamboat al
s eight of the barges used BY the robt
IS were burned.
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20 -vioLin. Of Rhsuma!ism road dis:

'CLEARPoRF. Fairfield CO., June 4. 1867.
DR.. G. w. RoBAcH, No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.-Dear Sir;-This
spring I hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely afflict-
ed with rheumatism, and it disabled me
90 much, that | was compelled to quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: l procured oi your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, a
bottle of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6'
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af'
ter the use of them | was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisfi-
Cd that 1t is an invaluable remedy. | sent
you this 10 be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience 3a
SILAS SPRINGER.
GySee advertisement #
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO Jackson Barrett that
Y on the 2sth day OF December, A. ID. 1851, his
wife, Frances F. Barrett, filed in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, In and for the county OF Fairfield and
State of Ohio, her petition against him setting forth
that he has been wilfuly absent from hel fol more
than three years last past, and has during all that
time grossly neglected his duty towards her; and
praying that tber marriage may be dissolved and both
parties freed from the obligations thereof and that
reasonable may be allowed 10 her out Of his
property; and that she may be restored TO her maid
en name, Frances Fuller; and he is further notified
that said will come on for hearing at the nex
term OF said court.
Dated this end day of January, 1862.
.. HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Jan. 9, le62-6w42-pfS3 SO y
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oPERATIoNs AT PoRr RoYAL.
A Nsw Expedition Fitting 0at.-A R4a
road on Hilton Head Island.

-
road on Hilton Head Island.
[From the New York PosI.l
We have derived from responsible
sources some interesting information CON
cerninS. the military movements now in
progress at Port Royal.
The expedition against Savannah, which
has been SO long promised, is supposed to
be at last in progress. Reconuoirtering
parties, and corps ordered out for the pur'i
pose of clearing the way for gunbpats
have, since the 4th or 9TH of the past
month, been sent from Hilton head. and
have proceeded southwark beyond Tybse
Island. 1t was understood at Port Royal
that these corps were provided with saws
& apparatus for dragging logs OF wood out
of those OF the rivers or navigable creeks
south OF the Savannah river, probably the
Wilmington. into which the rebels had
sunk distractions, evidently supposiOg
that they had destroyed the navgability
of the streams.
1t is further understood that this ex'
pedition was to be carried on both by
water and land, and that the land force
would consist OF about half the troops un.
der the command of Gen, Sherman, or ten
thousand men. This number, it was
thought, could be safely spared, as there
is little danger that the rebels will under
take 10 cross any of the rivers for the pur
pose of attacking our troops. The Wa
bash and the gunboats were at Hilto'
Head, and could be at once placed il
readiness 10 undertake their part Of th
service that might be required.
Warsaw Inlet was TO be the frst desti
nation Of the expedition when it shoul
start. OF the time when this would &C
cur there was, of course, no means OF In
. formation.
! A new and unexplained movement--th
building Of railway on Hilton Head Is
4. land-is said to be in progress. The roa
begins at the northern end Of the lslant
,, and is to extend southwark in the dfret
ton ot the main land, which at some POM
is distant but short way, and where tel
ry accommodations might be easily eStat
lished.
This movement is undertaken with
a view Of making Hilton Head great pei
/. manent base of operations--sn ohj0
which has been carefully kept in vie
from the beginning. No cars had bee
procured but those adapted to horse-poy
: er could easily and speedily be conveye
g to Gen. Sherman whenever he should d
J. sire them.
7 7 The wharf at Hilton Head is buildir
n n with as much rapidity as possible. ]
aid in the work, one or two old whale
- J! have been sunk; and these, it is unde
u u stood, are also used in approaching wi
u stores to that portion of the wharf alreat
', - built.
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Cameron has been confirmed minister
to Russia. Sherman, of Ohio, is report
ed to have spoken against and voted for
Lis confirmation.
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%MIcHAEL HouMN was before the
Probate Jndss, on ysterday, on the charge
Of an attemp. to murder. He was pro-
nouncsd insane, and will probably be sent
TO the Lunatic Asylum.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 81.
MISCELLANY.

A resolution introduced by Senator
Neal of Ironton yesterday, and agreed to,
proposes steps for reIrenchment in the
right direction. 1t inslructs the Com
mittee on Municipal Corporations TO ex
anime all the laws Of the State levyiDg
taxes in cities and incorporated villages,
aud report what changes can be made by
which taxation for local purposes may be
reduced. ... ..
The two members of the House who
voted against Scots Military bill we're
Hills Of Medina and Krum Of AshtRbula.
The House adopted u resolution yestsr-
day, offered by Mr.. Myers Of Lucas, in.
structing the Attorney General 10 report
what has been recovered from John G..
Breslin and securities, and what legal
proceedings have been taken against
Breslin, Gibson and their securities.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, who is now Secre-
tary of War, was Reporter oi the Supreme
Court Of Ohio for three years, beginning
on the ist day of June. 1912. He edited
volumes II, l2, and l3 Of Ohio Reports.
He was appointed Reporter in March,
l842. by joint resolution of the General
Assembly. Rufus 2. Spaulding was then
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
and James Faran Speaker Of the Senate.
OF course Mr.. Stanton was a straight.
out Democrat. Several years Of his ear.
ly life Mr.. Stanton spent in Columbus
as clerk in bookstore.
Agreeably TO orders from Washington,
the Ohio regiments no. in service are be.
ing concentrated at principal camps
Zahm'p cavalry Las been marched tc
Camp Dennison, and regiments formed o.
Findlay, Napoleon and Fremont, Colonel.
Munger. Steadman and Buckland, have
been ordered to Camp Chase.
LEoIsLATITE DoINos.
D A bill reported by the Finance Commit
. tee providing for a settlement OF accounts
0 between the United States and the Stat
, Of Chic. autl orizing the Auditor OF ! tat
to furnish the Auditor Of the Treasury or
iginal vouchers, was read 6rst. secou,
and third lime, and passed by a vote ofS
= 10 one. ......
Several bills were ordered to thir
\ reading to Monday, and four we're indef
nitoly postponed, when the House took
recess. .......
% The Senate was engaged nearly a
!. morning discussing bills in the Committ'
= OF the Whole. The time was spent matt
m ly on MOnroe's bill, reducing the salar
:. Of Supreme Judges. The Committ'
~ rose, pending On amendment to make Il
nr salary 90, 800.
" Mr.. Groesbeek expressed himself in f
A. vor OF the amendment. He thought Il
:. sum compensatory.
~ Mr.. Gunekel, Mr.. Sberrard and otbe
opposed ,hsrsductiOn from $4,000, II
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OdIiUs bank bill. authorizing the sus-
pension of specie payment BY the Ohio
banks, has passed both branches OF the
General Assembly and is now law.
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ETJames Davis; the first cOlOred
child born in Ohio, died in Dayton on
Saturday in his 18th year. He was born
at Marisua on the 9Th Of March, 1887.
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specIaI-Notiee to ConsumptIves.
Gpefial Notifss.

Doctor Leiaud's Anti Rheumatic Bind is the only
for Rheumatism, GOut and Neuralgia,
and tho perncious effects OF Mercury, and II is with
the greatest as to Its merits. that we cal
the attention OF cur readers to the advertisement In
another column Of our paper, ofthe Anti Rheumatic
D., al OnIA
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Jesse D. Bright. of Indiana. will prob
ably be expelled from the U. s. Senate for
disloyalty.
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HThe 29tb, ed, Seth and 9Th Reg
iments Of Ohio Infantry were ordered TO
Romney, Va, on Friday Of last week.
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TYBTE ISLAND.

The main body of our forces at Tyhee
Island is encamped beyond the range of
the guns of Fort Pulaski; yet, whenever
our picke,s appear within easy range, the
rebels throw shells at them. The garri-
son at Pulaski appear TO be always on the
lookout; the sight of even single Fede-
raj soldier induces discharge of cannon.
The firing is supposed to be carried on
ior the sake of practice, as tie Chance Of
casualty to our troops is exceedingly
slight.
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LSOaM Notice.

NIoTICE is hereby given to oil whom II may com
" Germ that at the xt Session Of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield county, TO be held In DEcE1BER,
A. D. 1861, a petition will be presented for the Vaca
tion o the following described road. to-wi: So much
OF The state Road leading from Carroll, in Fairfield
county, Ohio, to Plckerlngton In said county nliss
pont an the line between Isaac II. Graybiland Nor.
dica Fishpaw; thence In north westerly direction
throuehthe lands Of said Graybil, and continuing on
and terminating in the new road running thence
III between the lands Of Ira Ricketts, Michael Kina,
Christian SchIrm and Isaac II Grayb fort the fol-
lowing reasons: -Fl.t L Assn .afa
lst, Because the portion OF said road soughtto bo
yacatedis unnecessary TO be eOntnuedppen.
2nd Because there are other sufclent and conveD !.
lent roads which all the purposes oi travel ana
neigeborhood use. n.,uc
3d Because the keeping up OF the portion OF said
rond asked to be vaoaed Is n useless expense upoA
~ -, MANY PETITIONERS.
oct29, 1s6.-5wSs .W
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Attachment Notice.

william Munlux against S. G. Mcbride.
Before W. l.. Rlgby, J.P. of Rocking township
Fairfield county, Ohio. fy ILL., .s. I......
ON the 10th day October 1861 said Justice Issued
an order of attachment In the abov action for SIG 10
debt and SO probable costs, WIN. MUNLuA'
Lancaster, Nov. T,lS6l.-3w33
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CRY OF LANCASTER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06
ConRres,ionnl Dl,trlcl..

We publish elsewhere the Congressional Dis
trictipg, or more properly speaking G Gerryman,
dering" scheme, as 1t finally passed the Ohio
Legislature. Taking last fall's vote as a basis,
snd the 100 900 Democrtic voters Of Ohio can
elect but Two Cougressmen. A. McVeigh yo.
ted for this infamous Black Republican scheme
TO stifle public sentiment, to legslate Democrats
out of Congress. But Judging from the great
reaction of the spring elections, we are Of
opinion that the shameful "Gerrymander" will
not save Black Republican aspirants from utter
defeat. We believe that they will be ousted in
their strongholds this fall. In order TO effect
this outrageous dlstricting they were compelled
to run some Of the Districts from A to lizard
across the State. We predict that the next
Legislature will repeal it--at least itought-to
-sOki0 EGqle.
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Legal Notice.
april?2-d d1t&w3w

David FINLEY, Jr,, admir- of
David Smiley .nSn IG ne PrISs;s Court Of
Maria Smiley Others Defts Petition to sell lands
ITO STEP HEN SMILEY and sARA9 ANN HOW
4 ARD, residents Of Mclean county, Illinois Andrew
Smiley resident OF the city Of Philadelphia Pa and
George w. Smiley, resident of Mercede COUNTY Cali
fornia defendants TO said petition -
You VIII take notice that on April H. 1862 the said
administrator led his petition in the Probate Court Of
Frankn county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which
Peuton IS 10 obtain an order for the assignment Of the
dover OF said Maria Smiley, widow OF said David Smiley
ST., deceased and for the sale Of the following real 81.
tate situate In the county OF Franklin, aud etee Of
Ohio Of which the said David Smiley, sr died seIEed
Of said decedent, to witt -
The whole Of military Survey No 5244 for 81 acres,
10 The name OF William Powell granted to James Tay
or, by patent dated Oct. Is $780, said survey being
founded upon warrant No. 0o9 and conveyed to David
Smiley, sr., by James Taylor and wife, by their deed
dated March 3D. 1876, appears Of record in Book No.
50, pages oO and 81, In the kecordefs office Of said
franklin county.
Also, tract OF 46 acres situate in said franklin coun
ty Ohio, conveyed to said David Smiley, er., by John
BarWel and wife, By their deed dated October $780,
record in Book No H. pages 6OI and 609 of the record
OF deeds of said franklin county and particularly de
scr!bed by metes and bounds therein.
Aso tract Of 6acres, situate In said Franklin coun
y, Ohio conveyed to said David smiley sr by EeaEer
Howard and we by deed dated september ls ls4S and
on record in Book No. 3S, pages lUl and i02 OF the
ord Of deeds Of said Franklin county, and particularly
esciibed by metes sud bounds therein.
Also, tract OF 30 acres, situate In saii franklin
~, Ohio, conveyed to the said David Smiley. sr by
Jonas Snder and wife, by their deed dated February g.
ioEt and recorded in Book pages $50 and 370 Of
he record OF deedsin said franklin county and partcu-
iarly described by metes and bounds therein.
The said cause will be for hearing said Probs Court
DAVID SMILEY, JR.,
Administrator Of David Smiley, Er., deceased,
WRIGHT & SPARROW, Attorneys.
Aprile le62-W4w
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Sherif's Sale,

BreCkiDrIdgs Wilson ...l H
vs. , FTanklIu Common Pleas
Eli T. Jennings ct el.> /.
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIFs.
~ TO me dir ected from hs Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county o., will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, In the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 24sh day of May, A. D. 1862,
at one O'Clock P M. the following described real estate
situate In Franklin county Ohio, and In Norwich town
ship to Tit, and bouudsd g. described as follows:
Commencing at A. Sells's 8. W. corner Of tho land
which be purchased Of Henry Dildine; thence T.. with
said >ess line l92 55 100 poles to sess s. L. corner
10 D. D. Latdme,s line 30 poles to Lattimera g.. W.
corner W. on MeOulio and Gandakers land, 81 deg
40 min. W. l97 poles to stone; thence on the line
Of Landaker and Fry IS poles and 20 links the begin
ming, being part Of survey No. 3e02 and 3453 convey.
cd by Joseph Cplbertson and wife to Henry Dldne and
is on record 10 the Franklin county records Continuing
42K acres Of land and ii poles.
Appraised at S26 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin county, Ohio.
Prin ter's fees 81 so.
april 23-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

GOVERNOR TOP stands up like man in his
determination to treat the rebel prisoners as
human beings and not as brutes, Notwithstanding
the abuse Of portion Of the press, and people
of the State, This resolve on the part of the
Governor, is only good policy, for already are
Confederate officers writing home from Colum-
bus, that they arc we'll treated, and thas our
men must be used likewise. Southern author.
ites write back that ii shall be done, and we al
ready have reports from General Prentiss, that
be and bis men arc well and comfortably pro.
vided for. There are some men so bigoted that
they never see further ahead than their nose,
and snarl at every liberal plan Of doing any.
thing. Let the authorities follow the dictates
of humanity, regardless of the barking of ours
of allow or high degree. Hllsb@o GdEette.
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ROAD NOTICE,

THERE will be presented TO the comu,tssioDo,. 4,
Franklin county, Ohio, at their regular meeting Ia
ee neid next after the expiration Of thirty DAYS from bs
oae 70 w.t. on t1e Cd day of June, 1862 petition The
Ion In portion Of the road leading from Dubin 70
fsasant valley The alteration asked for Is as fol ows
10 pesn at point the cen Of said road al corner
90 certain parcels OF real estate owned by Luther
along their division line the northwest corner
9i ssd Aaron ohurchs land and continuing in the same
along the division line beween laud owned by
center Of said Dublin and Pleasant Valley road known
as corner common to the lands belonging TO said Lutber
Lane ana H. NJ Pratt a. Aforesaid distance Of proposed
alteration belOg about 140 poles.
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