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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
The Cp,ltraband.

E4s- From all accounts, great destitu.
ton exists in many of the contraband
camps along the Mississippi, the woman
and children being almost destitute OF
clothing and food. Gen. GRANT has
sent pressing request to the various
aid and missionary societies throughout
the North for assistance, and we hope
that it. will be answered in proper
split. ii there ever was an object,
which should call forth The efforts of the
charitable, and excite our pity and be-
nevoIence, this is one, How many OF
our readers are aware OF the miseries
and suferings, privations and toll, which
dis low, despised, almost Heaven for
saken race endure. Crowded toge Their
in low, il-ventilated novels or ragged
tents, separated from all Intercourse with
their friends or former associations, de-
MED all privileges calculated 10 raise
them in the scale o(humanily, condemn
ed TO be the passive victims Of every in
dignity. Excluded from all avenues Of
useful occupation, surrounded with filth,
yermin, and gaunt deceasc, compelled
to rely for their daily food, upon the
tender meroies Of Quartermasters, in
different TO all the scenes of misery,
subjected to every insult which the most
brutal soldier may see fit to offer them
with no means OF redress, their condi
ton is horrible. This picture is not ex
iagerated but portrays faithfully the state
that thousands of the humblesl of God S
creatures are in at this day. Alter life
spent in unrecompensed toll on the plan
tations and rice smamps of the South,
after scourses, and stripes, innumerable
at the hands Of cruel overseers, these
beings have been brought together, and
now demand all The aid that we can be
stow upon them. The Government Is
making every effort, but there is still
abundance Of room for the display of
private charity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08

Egg- The Hon JOHN Minor BORIS has
written 4 very interesting letter TO the
Richmond Examiner, giving an account
.of the prosecutions that he has endured
at the hands of the rebels, and his arrest
and Imprisonment by toe Confederate
General STUART. From the commence.
ment of The war, Mr.. Boris has ALWAYS
favored the Union cause aud opposed
the scheme and designs of the Southern
leaders, for which fagrant crime he has
been imprisoned, his house torn down
his fences burned, and his crops destroy
ed by the rebel soliery. In conclusion,
lie adds, as follows:
And now, Mr. Editor, in conclusion LET me
say that the press may continue TO misrepre.
sent and abuse me- | may be arrested and
thrown into n dungeon my fencing NAV be
torn down and destroyed; my crops may be
laid waste and carried off; my stock NAV be
stolen. or shot down under my own eye my
house may be burned over my own head. ~
has been threatened, but can not for all that
be induced to swerve one hairs breadth from
the line of conduct which my own Judgment
and conscience may dictate, which i 10 take
no lot, part or share in the responsibility that
rests upon those who have brought this whirl.
pool Of dcsolation and ruin upon my unfortu-
nate country Nor shall depart from the 20.
sition have taken of doing nothing that can
Justly subject me 10 outrage, anmadversion or
rebuke. But if TO adhere firmly and ccnsi -
emily to the opinions and principles that | gave
maintained for thirty years. and if t. prefer
living, as did before the war, to living as |
have done since. since war makes me a traitor.
then traitors life let me live or a traitors
death let me die
am, respectfully, yours,
JOHN NJ Burrs
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08

think it would be better policy for
the Iowa Legislature TO encourage as
much as possible the extension Of the D.
u 5. G. r.. r. and its connections, inclu
ding the Cedar Valley Road, and thus
concentrate large business at Dubuque,
which would both just ~ and insure the
completion of the road from Monroe to
Dubuque. The names Of the railroad
men on the Milwaukee Committee, show
that the enterprise is in The hands OF
men who generally carry through what
they undertake / believe, however,
that Merry, Forsyth, and their associates,
are doing more to promote The building
of another railroad, from Lake Michigan
to Dubuque, than any other men in the
Northwest.
do not see how the shippers Of North
ern Iowa can dispense, at present, with
the Dubuque Elevator, or any other stor
age buildings that now exist at Dubuque,
until adequate facilities shall be furnish
ed for the transportation OF grain, as fast
as 1t arrives, from Dubuque to Lake
Michigan.
propose that when the road shall be
completed from Monroe to Dubuque.
that a monument shall be erected, on
which shall be inscribed, the names Of
those who shall be chiefly instrumental
in carrying through 50 great an enter
prize, and that the names Of Charles II.
Merry, and Robert Forsyth, ehall stand
at the head Of The list.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Board of supervisors.

ES The Board Of Supervisors OF
Linn County, in this State, have voted
to appropriate S25, TO every recruit who
enlists in that County according TO the
Presidents Proclamation Til with
the bounlies o. $500 for new recruits,
and S402 for veterans, will make very
handsome little thing. But we think
old Bdthanan is able to beat this by a
very large figure Let our Board when
they meet on the 18th inst. decide to
give $50 70 every single, and 800 to
every married man who hereafter enlists
from the County. This sum is small
enough, and ore that can be raised very
easily.
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Huriburi's Order.

rs Major General S A. HuRlBURr
has recently issued an order, which ere
ates quite sensation among the civic
portion Of Memphis mail residents.
Heretofore, Memphis has been a place Of
noted resort for gamblers, Jews, cotton
brokers AID spectators, but the annexed
order iulerteres with their calculations
sadly:
81. All persons residing under the protec
Ton 81 The United States, and physically capa-
bic Of military duty. are Liable TO perform The
same in country under NATAL law. Espeei
ally IN the city OF Memphis, where it is known
that many have fed 10 escape liability 10 mil
Itary service at home this rule will be strictly
applied. In purs uance, therefore in orders t.
this effect from Maj. Gen. W. T. sherman
commanding Department and Army Of The
Tennessee, all officers commanding district.
divisions aud detached brgadcs Of this corps.
viii immediately proceed 10 impress into the
service of the United States such able bodied
persons liable to military duty as may be re.
CURED 10 fill up the existing regiments and
batteries to their maximum These persons So
levied upon, if they enlist for three years or tb,
war, will be entitled TO the full benefits pro
yided by the nets Of Congress II not. thcy
will receive clothing and ratons and be borne
at the foot Of each company roll with remarks,
Stain" their time of service and the advances
made by Government in clothing o ceuiieat..
of which viii be given them when DISCHARGED
from such forced service, the question OF nav
or other compensation to be settled by propcr
authorities hereafter. They will be discharged
when no farther military necessity appears for
their enforced service
18th. The senior surgeons and inspectors
present will constitute board of inspection on
The nLNslnal on mn niln .I tran,.,
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Congress-.

E1- Congress meets next Monday,
and we shall probably have the anxious
ly looked for Presidential message in
time for our next issue. The Union
men will have a clear working majority.
and unless the Copperheads are more
than usually active and intriguing, but
little difficulty will be experienced in tie
election OF Speaker Gen. BLAIR las
been the most prepayment conservative
candidate, but the result Of The Missouri
election has damaged his prospects ma.
terlaiy, and il is not unlikely Land him
on the shelf The choice will be be
tween Wa8hburn, of Illinois, or Colfax.
either Of whom are well qualified for tie
position. Weighty measures await the
action Of Congress, the first of whom
will be the increase of pay Of private
soldiers
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Behind the Age.

RE- Al this age, and state Of the
worlds progress, it won't do to be too
original If you have any great theory
or plan which is in itself good, and des,
lired with proper management 10 work
a great revolution in human affairs, YOU
must be very careful how you bring il
before the public. We are working our
way slowly and surely along the path Of
improvement looking cautiously TO the
right and left, leaving not stone un
turned, or problem unsolyed, that NAV
assist Us in forming jus: and right con
clusion. But then we are all a Jealous
set of beings. and il one prides himself
on greater degree Of penetration than
the rest, or assumes, that he is more
competent TO teach others, in regard to
public, and private improvements, he is
looked upon as an enthusiast, and the
multitude overlook him and his philoso.
ply altogether. Now we have in our
minds eye, certain alterations that could
be made in this fast, energetic, go-ahead
town of ours, that must materially en-.
hance its beauty and attractions in many
respects, but for fear that our readers
will either call US fool, or crazy labatic,
we shall allude to them very lightly.
We have society here of which no one
need feel ashamed, society which will
compare favorably with that of any east.
ern locality, society, which for intelli
sence, poliieness and accomplishments
cannot be surpassed, and the members
Of this circle will be with us, heart and
hand, in the suggestions that we are
ab ,ut to make.
lst. We need public school. We
want one large enough to meet tie re.
qulrements Of the town for some time 70
come, where the common English and
higher branches will be taught. and
where the young can receive an educa.
ton that will fit them for The ordinary
pursuits OF life. Every candid, reflect
ing man must be aware, OF the vast i'm.
portance Of such an institution. and HE
influence which it must exert upon the
morals and general welfare Of the Mace
3D. We want one decent church AZ
least A church whose spire shall point
rnajesticaly heavenward, from whose
belfry the bell shall ring forth solemnIy
on the Sabbath morn, and whose bosom
shall be open to receive all denomina.
tons. No matter whether Il be built bv
Presbyterians, Melhodisis. Episcepaians.
Congregationalists, or UniyersaIist.
Let these respective parties, drop their
mutual differences and anmosities for y
short time, and unite in the buildinq of
one edfice that shall be an honor TO the
place. Let il be Union Church, ma.
Jeshc IN proportions and tolerant in
religion Such building would re
dound far more 70 our credit, than the
small gloomy, inquisilorial chapel now
in process Of erection.
81. We should have the Court House
fenced and ornamental trees planted
around it. 1t will cost bat a small sum
to do this, while il will improve The ap
pearance of the town incidentally.
flh. The condition Of our streets and
side walks demands attention. After
dark person walks over the latter At
the risk Of breaking lis neck, 10 say
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Estray Notice.

Il NAKEN up by John Jones, on the 10th DAY
Of November, 1863. in Sumner Town.
ship, Buchanan County, Iowa, one pair Of
stays One red, a white face. and white on
belley. froat legs white up TO body. .traigh.
horns, and the ears partly off. The other q
dark red and white spotted short horns. a
white spot in the forehead, and piece off the
end OF tail. Said animals about seven wears
old. Appraised at S35 before NJ o. Stafford.
Justice Of the Peace
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
Dee. &, 1868. 1914
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08

nothing Of the disadvantage to which it
subjects the business portion of the com
munity. There are many other things
that demand reform, but those We
have enumerated are the most glaring,
and worthy OF an early consideration.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Estray Notice.

VAkEN UP by G. w Byfeld in Como Town.
L ship, Buchanan County, Iowa, on tho
18Th day Of November, 1863. an cstray cow.
with short tail no marks or brands percepti-
bic Appraised before Eli Norton, Esq, OF
sl2.
EDWARD BREWER Clerk.
Dec. 8, 1863 f37.lw
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
For Sale.

The Great Eastern is advertised for
sale by her mortgages. This will prob
ably be the last experiment tried to out
shine Noah in the building of an ark.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
List OF Letters

l EMA1NlNG in THE POST OFFICE
Ia al Independence, d cenber J. $50
LADIES LIST.
Gartman Miss Mary
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Bamhergler, ID Heir at Law Of Y
Britlctied, Nathaniel Burns.
Caille, Eugene johnson, Mr.
Caillr. james Mclcolf,
Corkrin. James Minton, John
Coestech Nathaniel Slater, Jacob
Persons calling for these letters will place
say Advertised"
One cent each will be charged for ndvertis
ing j. RICH. Pm.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Ee- The Iowa Homestead has foune

1T The Iowa Homestead has found
its way to our table, replele with read !
ing matter and finely illustrated As
an agricultural paper, tie Homestead is
surpassed BY none in tie State while its
form, arrangement Of mater, and typo.
graphy must suit the most fastidious.
In addition, the proprietors commence a
new volume on the 25th int, and on a
larger sheet. It is well adapted to meet
all the wants of an agricultural commu-
nifty and we hope 10 see il in the hand :
Of every lalmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

THIS PAPER HAS NEARLY DOy-
HE TEzE, CIRCULATION IN Et .
S,gasSty COUNTY. OF ANY OTHER
PAPER. ANDES WHEREFORE WtCR
THE MOST VALUABLE MEDss W
FOR ADVERTISERS SO AkA y
KNOWN THEIR B5SsNEsS EO HEX
People OF This COUNTY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that tho corar--
~ nership heretofore existing under the
name and style of WALTON, ILER T. 10
GAN, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Tie accounts win he set.led by Messrs. WAL
TON & LOGAN
Nov. %. 1864 3sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-23
England Fears q Long and
Costly War.
General James Watson Webb Photo
graphed In Parliament.
Lord Paimerston Denies All Know
ledge Of Him.
Affairs in India, China and
Australia,
ksss 4s., Ass

The Clrard steamship cLira Captain Ardsrson, ~hieh
lett iyerpooa hail l~st eeyen On sbe morning a tho
ssb and Queenstown the 10Th instant sfrs.d IL
shs- port early YESTERDAY mofning.
sor,, :. ss s,as sLr lfas fesfSgbs 4 '
yesiesday
souibsrn r,b. club ms been o'ssrsrd 10 iist,hes-
ter England with the soIs view o. ufs.tc The tng.
llsh govunn,lt io~afd, recoynalon q TIE fay.
government
lengthy debate took place ine affairs Of Italy. IN
the q which the policy ~ ,hs italian Continent
severely criticised W tcg,rl sr~aStfs. ~Ac oiho'i
including lord Paimersoa, G. nieidei that the g",srp.
n.tt Vas ni bi.mabc fer all toe Charge brought
sgsrttt
HE London say SAYS u "a the rfagiiss M.isier
at i1ndou had teen distracted ectnand esp,a.aioss
from the British goyernnen. and that ~ tie nat0fc -
the ard stur1roes gwen vi pro,Aoiy ee,'ni
Ne oouun, ace Of freud Girh matte rslaiiors
Another Il tie British gunboais for tie tmperor q
Clna wa, entered through he llstom Hose ~ sessrs
Lard Brohrs al Liverpool, AZ toe Ksaug ting Captain
a Young for Hous kong Via isnioath. To isin t,is
fano,her one, aud pioneer q the smicrofs fe, ffcm
pssenheadJ eft this por tie liih ~ Afnyav at
pIynoaih ca the ian O. ship her crew
In be Ilows q Commas The stu nstAri w Clad.
stone announced bis nisgon wlthcfa~ be pf,tsaaos
90 o license eluDs.
Tho ArAbns ress impaired q ctoerfsi foclng 20
the fs'erss IN fiy.rpooi ibs Sih instant ard 90
taurssng Deductions ~sfs drawn rom the progress ~
esperai Banks
The 10, u N. Anglo sason created pesrsi stsA-
uon 10 fnris.i
The srsh.saian ard osrgo. mostly tea. ~us Issued a
Lopeon At tsess polnas the Lsn shs ,~sss fAnhugs
On The oaf.o
The Berlin cAhInsi he'd oo1ncl % ksy 20 Der
tns etodgs rstsh q large usbsn D; yoctg 20
oin Tho Polish rssrseuis u ftfef,ec ttai 80 Lns
tors are estetninea for tie rrsssai 10 70 ec-ls rossn
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ars,u had taken f3sts.
rns rrcslie1t % tie ooursn sns tie WAIVER q The
fnierar = Greece has re- grsi.
ne MAJ. ron itGa CLra sts Ag'iraia arrived a.
seer 20 the an irs
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efttsnss 2, n, o. ute rrfpfef ~ romtay.
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MAJ. 81 10 osrr,s uadc gsl srslange gnsnsns.
To infa, china ars AasifalsAe mails shssa stsasz
"a toe nort ~ q %, fih .rsi
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YtfE arfissd b ilyeffe, sioui fesh bs SD act.
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ihs rsofuEe = hem 'usf.
Tbs sissufbts * gsroo ard naa.assss arrived Al
Ike,posi 81 tas gth ostsnt.
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OUR SPECIAL DEsPATCHRs.

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a. g,f f,rn od ~ a'ssy sasi ~ a. Csfsa css--
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lave hey sges ~ az east u chns there v s,srsss
asarii ABsfcal Fhilgs~.
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hpnIHQ RACRa y .slt a
THh PAsSAIC COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
~ hold ~ their Fair urouudA Paterson n j.. their
. - FIRST SPRING MEETING
Tho 18th: 21th and .Sth Of May, 1883
s = ~ TX w e r. v rss IL the d. days
Il. \. EIns1 DAY. MAY a.
y ocle9k y. X~-SweepeAke premium OF 500 for year
Cd. Sl0 cnEsnse; $40 forfeit Nile heats Closed
cne dsy. X N-swcepsaks premium Of 500 for year
I - lba Oeeed With three subscribers
aSne dAy. r. Mt0glstake 0f $500 for all agoa
80 elsa9se; ei2s forfeit mile heats. Closed WIN
SECOND DAY, NAY n.
u:g ocsock A-frenum Of $50 for an ages per cent
Same day, PhP,eoium Of $500 for all ages per cent
eAme day. P:MPremam Of $500 for all ages per cent
THIRD DAY, NAY 2s
aXo clock M-Sweeps,ake premium Of $500 for year
S ssss u, SiW snarance; SO forfeit mile heats Closed
Same day. n Premium Of $500 for all ages sper cent
sane DAY, p Mrremium Of s7oo flor all ages per cent
entrance sme heats.
1nc hsss each day will come or promptly
N B-Erie Railway trains. Chanbers street
run within quarter of mile of the trains
roed from the West aso stop at station
tain VIII be reserved for ladies' and families (cc posters
no gambling allowed, and hquor sod grounds n
SOn Friday 9Th, and Saturday, Sub. the Society will
bod Fair expressly Tor the exhibition and
and other stock very large number OF thorouRhbeds
viii De on view and for sale Road Horses
des rable stock. X CUlSWEII Secretary
Office Ill Main street, Paterson, N. J.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RRooKLYH ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ms. I.sr. Keen. would respectfully announce % ,hs
iw0o 6RxsD EsrKRfHisNEsrs
TIE WOMB Womb k kEkSIsS S'' cosKDv
9SUss
S SSs
AMERICAN
AMEnIcAN
AA sksicAs
cc COUSIN.
COUSIN
covsis
MISS LAURA KEEsE
HER ENTIRE sEws YORK COMPANY
bred my nish he original scenery. Costumes
'1a Ap'''H'wsKi WEDNESDAY EVENING. x.yz
win be presented N. ,hIi,ns done..s romance entitled
E EiIs s +: e e E |$$s!
n. rh NE ~ - W ICE
WITH ALL ri piIE Is aR s scFslc o Nll'o'
rBE luRoRx BoRExlIs.
public o. Brooklyn. hA. sndsavord hopes ,se has
sve two Of ne mos, attractive pays our language each
TIE 10. once si be opsn from A. NJ uDln or N. for
the sale of reserved seats
ID NLtHANICs HALL 81 BROADwAY
MONDAY Xxx siiYss s1s ';fy sfs Isr's the week.
tho ''''GI aE if si Is ' ~ sST WANT ssf
xoss n1ss Ts ?s Srsf CONT sRw m ns
p,;shssd ~ popular .si ace
1877 osM,e, ~. ra'or s p psriigss V'AAs
LITTLE MACS EssENCE OLD " y X "
Dave Reed and Dan BryaHt they and
CHALLENGE DANCE.
Doors open a. eurlain rises a. ciock Tckea &c
WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w BIG BROAUNAY. SO
- Opposite s. Scho.As Hotel
HENRY WOOD '................ ... profrietar Ac
TIIE b. 81 yENTiLATED HALL ~ THE CRY
LNPRECF DENIED stgIEes
ANOTHER POWERFUL nfIL BY
TIE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF HE WORLD.
WOODS yTSSTRELs
MONDAY Nay u. AMI rvevy eveuiur turing the week.
RUNNING THE BLnCkfDb
OTHELiyO. THE wANDERIsg NISsTEEf.A
AAsTEE s WOOD IN gAT0RIIE , LADS
~" .fiiE R1iLhosD EXPLOSION e., 81 ''O"'N
Charley Pos Fel-e E~vriour Cool Whit Henry L<kvood
Oeun sch~ifasd Master Woof fssacs nrothes Oarataau
fiAsAm. Ieis " ss Ae, AZ. Dosrs open u
so.sss NO sosss,ssa siss any u.,.lans ,s~sssy q.
ssmips NE nams u Wool nhEs<Ssla
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AM UsEsf = NTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
THEATER pRAscAis EiBLos CONCERT SALOON
IN. ,oe-s,nr ~ ~ $50 ss, to Boston sra
sAEIg-JEssrY
Coincide pr.S 9 10 s,s 49,. :, bsspsry and Nal
pa,.og. cs, y '. 5;frs 's .ua
Once for sub-rip,ion aud reserved SEATS al VI Dars"a
vile q, s23 Broad~ay
AT wAsHisGros Hall, wILLiAh.sUao
senyoYs okasp rSsossNA
1hs nlhtEsIc.s
ssd sARsEf TiE GsIDE
Admission - csns
physical ExERc.g AND AnusrSEsr-hr
sirert "a isr.sst eomyls sHd ust snfiafs.
s. '' ST.. s .s" 4" ~ 1 5sps s'',, ' "s. so ~
pared sas Instru-or q on pasifs c'-sib'tss
abSkE = READb. 49,
TUE OLD o' cssrNki fsp SSinsssrrRELs.
rwgsTY IN sUvBHR
q. . q 4. s "a, .s2 ..s.. .,,.,.
Tn nA,ks "a .' 3. 81. y sts r..
iogs,hsr MA Kss bss's iol~af Jisa.sf. v clrofa
ii..ea, &c" c,.y .rr 10 . g., 1900
Tbsy "a r<rfo-ra a. ~ Ma go q. So ~ .s.
We . -4' y A'@ yR,sk iDwaR6s. dsasr 400,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-23
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