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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08
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from the Boston Traveller Of Thursday Evening
The departure of SIidell aud Mason from
Fort Warren, yesterday, was conducted as
quietly as possible. The garrison, with the
exception of the guards on duty, were kept
from the side of the fort where the prison
ers quarters are, and there were but few
persons upon the wharf when they en-
barked. The other pelItical prisoners, as
they bade them. goOd-by, congratulated
them on their release. Mr.. Mason went off
in good humer. Indeed, he has recently
been in good spirits, and has borne bis i'm
prsonment with the air ofa philosopher.
MIR. Siidell was somewhat sulky, and not
at all pleased at going in such an unostenta-
tious manner, and in such a vessel. He evil
dently expected that steamer would come
here especially for them. Part of his i'll
nature may beowing to his health, which
has not been good Tor some weeks, keeping
him pretty close to bis room, although he
has not called for medical aid.
The tug Starlight, with the four rebels,
reached ProFineetoWn little before five P.
NJ, and Immediately proceeded to the Eng
lish sleop-of-war Rinaldo, and transferred
her passengers. Com. Hudson, who was in
charge of the arrangements, went with
them on board the English war vessel, and
remained on board for about fifteen minutes
when, be returned to the tug.
At about six P NJ the Rinaldo got under
way. and proceeded on her voyage. In
about two hours afterward a violent gale
commenced, and blew all night at Province
town with almost the violence ofia hurri-
cane, but, as the wind was off shore, proba-
bly, the safety of the vessel was not en-
dangereds During the stay of the Rinaldo
at ProviacetoEn no communication was al
lowed with the shore, nor was any boat al
lowed to come alongside. aese
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

Sixth REGIMENT ILLINOIS CAyALRT.-A
letter from Captain Boieourt informs us
that this regiment is still at Shawneetown
awaiting the arrival of arms. The men are
enjoying excellent health. His company
have passed through the measles quite sue
csssfully, but three men dying out Of some
ffty-fve who had the disease. The troops
are becoming quite impatient, and long 70
be called into more active service. The
men now have nothing to do but cook their
rations, take care of their stock, and read
the Journal. The latter pleasure they are
sometimes robbed of through some disar-
rangement of the mails, and we are inform
ed that the soldiers swear like bona fde
troopers whenever this occurs. We do our
best to furnish them with the paper regu-
larly, and can only say, If they fail to get
st, we are not TO blame.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

rsa- The Louisville Journal at this late
day has discovered "that the principal out
let's for contraband traffic are between Hen
derson and Smithland" We have called
the attention of the, proper. authorities TO
the subject repeatedly and yet nothing has
been done, while goods and provisions are
pouring in a steady stream to the Southern
Coufederaey through Caseyville, Uaioutown
and other points contiguous. We presume
the matter will be attended to now, as the
journal says that q these breathing holes of
: be rebels must be stopped. - .-r..
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STEAMBOAT CeLLIsIoE.- Last Sunday
night about nine o clock as the steamer Cour-
ier of the Evansville aud Cairo mail line was
coming up the river, "a short distance from
Caledonia, she met the government steamer
". Il. B. going down, TheCourier sigualled
ed the W. H. b. that she would pass to the
right aud the government boat answered
the signal correctly Captain McClain was
standing at the W heel on the Courier, and
supposed the W. q. B. understood, the sig
nal and was about to pass TO the right, but
when the boats were nearly abreast in the
stream, the w. H. B., as is supposed-took
a sheer on the pilot and ran toward the
Courier undera full head of steam. The
Courier commenced backing at once, but
before her headway could be checked the
boats collided, the ". q. B. striking the
Courier aeatly opposite her capstan, tearing
away the guards, aud the jackstaf aud cut
ting the Courier down to within six inches
of the waier line The W. H1Bsswung off
and started for the shore and the Courier
kepton her way. 1t was supposed that the
W 3. B. was in a sinking condition.
The action Of the W. H. B. was SO sings
lar as to lead many who were on board the
Courier to believe that the collision was de-
signed, but We. presume an investigation of
the affair will not establish this fact. The
Courier although badly damaged, went out
yesterday at the usual hour
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REcnpr1oN or rHR NEwa on. qun snrilFl1ni. 3

RECEPTION OF THE News OF THE SETTLE
MENT OF THE TRENT AFFAIR IN MONTREAL
The Montreal Witness Of the Both says: 3
and the Daily Witness had The extreme sat
isfaction of being the first to publish it in
a few lines in a second edition. The news
rocms were threnged to read the teIegFams
as they continued to arrive, and the words,
e" No warp spread as if by magic over the
city, so that the last Sabbath Of the year
dawned upon US in full assurance of peace.
In all the churches, so far. as we.are inforu1-
ed, the continuance of peace between Great
Britain and the United States was the snb-
ject of devout thanksgiving to God. 5
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

EZ3 1t would seem as though England
was bent upon war at all hazards The
Washington correspondence the Cinein-
natl Gazette says that information has
reached the Department at Washington,
rendering it certain that the English part of
the allied feet in the Gulf viii soon occupy
Matamoras, if indeed it has not already
done so, for the purpose Of opening an Illicit
trade, ViG Brownsville, with the rebels. 1t
ia even believed in well informed quarters,
that England joined France and Spain for
the especial purpose of iraporting contra@s
bands, and exporting cotton into and from
the South. Far-seeing men discern herein
a speck Of war, more ominous than the
seizure of Mason and Shdell. .s4
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

CoRRECTIoE.-Seyeral very disagreeable
errors made their appearance in yesterdays
Journal. Some of them were so glaring as
to readily be detected by the reader. One,
however, was not so easily seen. In our
comments on the course of the Madison
Courier, in the second line of the second
paragraph, we are made to say g some of
Gov. Morton's arguments &c. We wrote
the sentence, come of Gov. Mortons ar
raagemsnts" &c.
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Governor REOrtOn-The DcmocratoI
-f@sE t- Convention GA
A correspondent of the


correspondent of the New Albany
Ledger, writing from IndianapoIis says:
The recent attack Of a portion Of the
presses upon the Official conduct of our. wor-
thy Governor is likely to produce, as little
effect upon the public mind, as upon the
equanimiy of our good natured Executive.
The amount of labor performed and energy
displayed by this officer during the past six
moaths, have won praise from friends and
Toe alike, and endeared him to the mass of
volunteer forces. That he would be attack
cd by disappointed applicants for place was
to be expected, and that it was no sooner
begun is the only wonder. Whatever l
nave been, the name of Gov Morton has
been mentioned in such terms as to make
ga Indianian fell glow Of pride, and his
economical administration of military af-
fairs have elielted the just approval of the
department at Washington. It is to be hop
ed that be viii soon realize the fruit of his
labor in-thes re=establishmeut of law and
order, and the authority of the Government
in the rebelhQus States and givea pernla-
neat peace between the two sections of the
Union. Ia zf..-a5 esif E asf
The Democratic C0nven ton to assemble
here on. the Sth insto think will be large
IL represented from all parts of the State,
aud / fear that unless the conservative ele-
meat or the party turn out in force, that
the party will be committed to a line of
policy that will endanger. its future.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

ssg There are 1903 Union prisoners
still remainin in Richmond The prison
aers lately retr rned say that great Bkison'
is being built at Salisbury, North Carolina,
capable of holding 1900 pers0ns. Those
at Richmond are confined in tobacco WIRE
houses, but the smalIness Of the aecomIno-
dations is such that a hundred prisoners are
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08


BG7 We rejoice to know that the cole
brated Greer, River bridge Is done at last,
and that the cars crossed on Sunday last,
going down the road to the point where
the rails had been torn up by the rebels,
some foHr or Eve miles south of the river.
We are also glad to learn that Gen. Thomas
column Is on the march towards Glasgow.
There is'ah excellent pike over which the
troops pass, and Gen. Johnston will be
forced to leave his entertainments and meet
Thomas in the open field, or run the risk
being outfanked, ,-and having his communi-
cations cut of. Lively times may be an
ticipated in Kentucky within few days.
ArTESrIoN, CIrY GUARDs.-You are
hereby ordered to appear at your armory on
this day, at half-past 1 o'clock, promptly,
fog drill and parade.
= wa. WYNN, Capt.
MT. MAINE, O.S.
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sG Some papers are deriving eonsola-
ton from a remark in Mr.. Stewards letter
to Lord Lyons to the effect that the-rebel-
lion was on the wane. Since the celebrated
/" ten days prediction of that gentleman,
the people place little confidence IN him as
prophet, however they may admire him
as diplomatist. .-i aas isis &
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- We take pleagure in appoan,ine a,

"a We take pleasure in apnouncine the
fact that-our friend, Capt. ], E. Throop Of
the Courier has taken unto himsef part
ner for life, having been. married on the 9Th
inst. to Miss Jcaunette Barrel of Louisville.
The happy couple arrived on the Grey
Eagle yesterday and went Southwark on
the Courier. Wewish the gallant Captain
and lady a prosperous and happy, voyage
through life.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

B@ We are inclined to believe that Gen.
AcGlellan's illness is more serious than hes
been represented. Dispatches from Washa
ington dated Jan. 4th, say that be is i'm
proving slowly. He was only able to at
tend to his business for a short time, and
was SO exhausted that he resumed his bed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

ORDERED TO KENrUcKY-Taes End Ken
lucky regiment, Col. T. D. Sedgwick, has
been ordered to Kentucky, aud left Charles
ton, Va, for Louisville on Satdrday. This
is the regiment that was formerly com
manded by Col. ". E. Woodruff, of Louis
Vile, who is nov prisoner at Charleston,
8 G.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

E@ The Adams Express Co. is thriving
in spite Of the war and the hard times. We
noticed, yesterday, a new and comp lete Ex
press .wagon, being landed from the Grey
Eagle, for the use of Agent Fish. The
Adams Express Company deserves success
for ths- faithfnlness and dispatch with which
it's business Is transacted nas1 f@
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s- The daily line OF packets to Calho

So The daily line Of packets to Calhoun
proves a great convenience to the soldiers,
who receive their daily mails, and to The
Quartermasters who are enabled to keep up
a regular supply of government stores. The
Giilum, Matte Cook and Hetty Gilmore are.
in the employ of the Government, and the
Storm is running +" on heeown hook
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REBEL brsEI41arlos.-T.hlas Washing s81

correspondent of the Cincinnati GazeLte
says: asa
Our scouts report the rebel soldiersbBesr
Fairfax Court House to be destitute ofcIeth-
ing, and appropriating that Of the slaves
Only three coats were to be found in the
village. The horses Of the rebel army are
dying in great numbers for wants OF. Icing
fodder. Salt at Richmond bias been sold fer
fifty dollars. 1t is $50 scarce in the country
that farmers have delayed The usual autumn
killing Of bogs, which are eating their mas
tiers out of house and home The Unionists
uear Fairfax Court House have petittoned
Gen. Wadsworth 10 supply them with boots.
They cost from fifteen to twenty dollars a
pair at Richmond. f-..z
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eg~ To-day being the anniversary of the
battle OF New q leans, it win be observed
by parade of ne I'd Regiment of the Indi-
ana Legion. 1t is hoped that the compass
les viii turn out in full force, uniformed
aud equipped. r-ae-
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VALLANDINGHAM.-It will be seen by our
dispatches, that YalIandingham has taken
occasion to express, on the floor of the
House, his disapproval of the surrender Of
Mason and Slidell. He, in common with
other rebel sympathizers, is chagrined to
6nd that war between England and Amer
lea is averted, and that the Southern Con-
federaey will, therefore, have to work out
its own salvation with "fear end trem biing.b
Mr.. Hutchins puts it, in very. mild way
when he says that his colleagues course is
liable to be construed into desire to aid
the rebels. r.-s--4-ts.r
The following paragraph from the Mem
phis Appeal, of the 29th ult, shows with
what favor Vallandingham is regarded by
rebels Praise from such a quarter is, 70
say the least of it, suspicious" s 81
g. So All honor to the bTave Vallandingham.
We trust the South may find 'an early oe-
easion of manifesting their respect for his
grand moral courage" ea
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

aa Loss or THE PnUss1ANz zOoRvETrn AMkzoE
AND ALE on BOARD, Dutch journals state
that vessel Of war, which proved to be
the Prussian corvette Amazon, was stranded
near the Helaer, several weeks since, and
the probability is hat all on board perish
ed, consisting Of Captain H. rnian, and III
other persons. The PrussiBn aud the Eng
lish goverul1e ents ha Ve sent vessels to search
the Dutch coast The Amazon was built in
Ig48, and is the sec0ud PrHssian vessel of
war lost within a year 3ssza' i 1.sf-
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

EVANSVILLE ARTILLERY .CoMPAxY.-The
members of this Company are directed to
meet at arulory, (KIusman's building)
this day at two o'clock, for dress parade
BY order Of So sesaF P. BURKE,
Company Clerk
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

- s TO rravelsrs and Boarders.
The AnsaEean House formerly the Pa
syilion9 corner of Water and Sycamore
streets EEansFilles Ind, has, since its open
ing badaau unparaIle lelled run9of patronage
The pToprietors are W. Il. BoICoURT form
erly Of Che City Hotel, and J.. J. Pillsbury,
formerly. caRtain Of the steamer Masonic
Gem n-roEY iegne FrfrgF ,,zssil
The house, speEly furnished and fitted,
and is we'll arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices 10 = accordance with the
tines e~- -
s This establishuen is located convenient
lysto business, and is in every respect a
home for The wayfTer.1 q wENoHa2s-d6
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

B9~ letter from Washington. giving
an account of the recent fight at Dranesville
says:
"0ur fortune must have resulted largely
from the formidable nature and position of
Eastons pattery. These howitzors, of the
largest class, have bore as large as a
mans hat, and throw grape and canister, at
short range With frigbteful tumul and effect
They are undoubtedly superiour to all other
guns for close action e
These big howilzers are far better than
rifed cannon for field business.
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lst. The money paid for it is expended
at home, and contributes TO the prosperity
of the city,. 8 -
End. The. mine gives employment to a
number of men, and enables them to sup
port their families. L3lsl
Sd. Ftcohtfibutes to the wealth of the
city, audsthe comfort ofthe citizens. 1a-s
-4th. It's operations regulate prices, pre-
venting extravagant rates in times of scar
city. hteaHrerFi -Eo>.
9th. The coal can be had by the single
cart losd At SIC per bushel, hauled to any
part Of the city .rrRw decl4-aW
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gG@s Tae steamer Blue Wing, under
command Of Gapt.Johnsen, will leave for
Wabash river this morning at 10 oelos&
For freight apply on board. 81
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

B We are indebted to Mr. J. W.
Green, of the Eugene, for late louisville
and New Albany papers.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIoE FOB DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. ~
BY mail or in the City, per year (in adRAncel %
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per year, single subscriber. 81 90
I" Is club of i've Ito one address) 90
ADVERTISING. ~G1a
For Terms see first page, tabular torn. e-.s
AGENTS: r-F+r7r9
The following gentlemen are authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. Ralston, Boonville, WarTick Co 4.r
John M. Lockwood, Mt, Vernon, Posey Co.
John r. Dsngherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
james L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John b. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New HARMONY, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville. POsey 90.
H h Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
G. P CavanRh, 0wensville, Gibson 90.
" M THAYER, EDITOR
q. X DREW ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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BGF New Albany was visited with
snow storm, Monday. II gave US the ego
by" "a
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

RB~ MI. johnson &c Co. have laid on
our table Harper's Weekly for January
18th. 1855.
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BG7 We are indebted to the polite officers
of the Grey Eagle for late papers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

nEa- The Court of Common Pleas, Judge
Pitcher presiding, is now 10 session in this
city. a5s. .seaf
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

Eea- There are l,l55 sick soldiers in the
hospitals at Washington and Alexandria.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

Bas- Reports from Calhoun state that the
health OF the regiments stationed there is
improving.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

FROM THE 24TH REGIMENT.-Our regular
correspondent, Co. f., oath Regiment Indi-'
ana volunteers, forwards US a communica-
ton from Camp Lamine, near otterville,
Missouri. He reports the members of that
Regiment to be healthy and ready for any
emergency. He claims that the oath Regi-
ment has always averaged more men for ac-
tive duty than any other regiment in Mis-
souri,, composed of the same number of
men. This he attributes to the watchfu1-
ness and care of Col. Hovey and Lieu t-Col.
Gerber, and the skill Of Surgeons Jessup
and Davis. Col. Hovey's present mission to
Indiana is, to endeaYor to secure sibley
tents for his men, and otherwise add to their
comfort. sa azrs saae5.7E
The Gath was not altogether forgotten
during the holidays. Co. T. was the recip-
ientof two or three packages from this city
forwarded by thoughtful friends. s3f
There were indications that some of the
regiments at Otterville, would be ordered
South, though nothing definite was known.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-08

pszy@ Gen. Fremont has arrived ia Wash
lngton, and appeared before the Investi-
eating Committee last Monday.
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so cases Mems Gents Boots.
100 cases calf and P. calf do.
so cases Negro Boots, Gil,
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Is do Mems Negro Brogans
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90 cases Mems Prime Waz
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80 cases Mems calf and kip
BID Brogans.
10 cases Mems calf Scotch
Boots-Extra.
10 cases Mems best Plow
100 cases Wonen's kid, goat
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10 cases WOmen's kid, calf,
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so cases Misses kip, calf, kid
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20 cases Boys Prime Wa
Brogans, 1-5, and 4-6.
90 cases Youths Prime Wax
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80 cases Childs' calf, goat,
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g cases Childs' goat and calf
Balmoral Boots.
10 cases Mems GuTl Over
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aomE INTERmsTS

eG= The Golden State is the only packet
for Paducah to-day. She leaves at 9 P. N.
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I3 1aiIy . O1ruaI.
wEDNEsDAY MORNINa.. .JANUARY 5
sUBsoRIpTT0N PRIOE FoR DAILY =:

The Star SpangIed Banner in Triumph yet waves
s'er the land Of the Free and the home Of the
Brave"
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lst. The money naid for it is e

Five Reasons why you should Buy
BOdiam Nine CnaI.
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The Port Royal correspondent Of the
commercial Advertiser gives the following
account of Uncle Sans operations in the
cnffnn hnsineSs
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OF latest styles, that We selling below the
ket. We take pride IN showing and pricing our
Goods to the Trade. Cali and examine for your
selves, send your orders. We speak satisfaction
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MOrtester 4aiIp spy.
Worcester Tost omeezsummer Ananssmen,


Mails Close follows;
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hsmp.
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 m. and
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at SOC
and $50 p. m and due st 9l5 m. and 1907
sis 3.
City 81 Boston. 80 and 500 a rn 1910 g. and 500 D
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern GAssa.
chasets-9o9 a. m, and S.00p. due al 40
a. m, $50 and Sis p.
Rhode Islsnd-(ExceH towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad g 80 and $50 and arc
g at 80 q. M, and 6-S0p. N.
Way Nail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
p m and is due at $40 a. M
Nestern-{All towns in Massachusetts West OF WoT
cester) a. m, and are due at l9,45 p M ,. oa
a. m and 500 and die at i, IS aud ~ - p m an
Springfield, 800 am and Os p and are que Al s4V
Hartford ali Connecticut Except vindham and New
London counties SEQ and 800 p M ana are que
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn., ls'oe a. IN
New Terk city and Souths-z States $50 a. m, azd at
$50 and Gasp and are diva at zee a. and at a,Sa
sarTo Barre Plains, PetershArn Paxton, Dana NORTH
Dana aad West Rutland, s45 a. M; and are dae at "a
Holden, Rutland North Rutland Hubbardston Cold
brook, and oaSham. $50 p. M; and are due at 900
Leicester 945 a. n, and 4SO M. and are due at sos
Miieury and West Millbury $50 a. H. and s. 80 D. m.
ana are due at 40 3. M, and $50 p m,
Shrewsbury. BIS p. M, and is due at 200 A.
Grafton, New England Village, ana CordsYlle, $50
Frsminghani South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville, Wostboro', Northboro', Southboro Coria
vile, and Grafton IL 10 p and due at 931
Milford Mendon, Holliston, Bolton. Berlin. 500 a.
and SEQ p. and are due al $50 and Sis p.
mail for New York Boston and beyond Is closed
at this Office on Sunday at 6 90 O'Clock p
from iO.OO to 1910 a. m NJ J. NJ EARLE r NJ
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