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say K THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED TIE
virtues Of Bulbs CedrOn RtGtsTs, II any
such there be, read the following certihoate from gen
tleInen we'll known In this community and doubt no
lis general introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3, lses
We, the undersigned, have seen the good eneots
produced by the use Of DIR JONI BUIL's CHDROs I'm
rams 10 Cases nf general debility and prostration OF
the system, and brlieve is general use would prevent
dsessa and relieve much suffering. Among our sol.
di-rs particularly would this be The case, especially
those who arc exposed TO miasmalio Influences in the
couihern climate.
MAI. PHlLIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. Sd Dist. Ky.
has. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, KY.
D A. DhNr,
Prov. Marshal Gent OF Kentucky.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
vice. Prest Of sanitary Commission.
UARNEY, HUGHES, a Co,
rublshers democrat.
GEO. p X
Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
HuGnIB &PARKHIlL,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GRlEh q co.,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main S., Lousyllie
HART MApOTuEK,
photographers, corner Market and Taird SIS,
Loui- willie, Ky,
JULIUS wINTIR,
Clothing Merchant, corner 81 aud Market
streets, Louisville KY
CAPT. 8 n. HllDhElH,
ufsteamCr Major Anderson.
MAI A.. n. THuSTON,
PeymastUr q. y. Army.
C.. 81. MEtCALF,
National Hotel, L0uisyile, Ky.
q JESSE BAYLES,
frh Ky. Cavalry.
GEiRaEn PRENTICE,
louisville Journal.
See advertisement 10 another column,
June l8-3m
FOR SALE, Wholesale and Retail, o. Mcclure, Ruck
a Co.'s, Market street Nashville, Tennessee,
q. y. DAWES,
General Agent FOR Nashville
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rio Ola Theatre

This establishment will open on Mon
day evening next, for the fall and winter
season, with a full company, when our
citizens will have IN opportunity, Of
judging of their professional merits. BY
invitation Of Mr.. A. Finn, one Of the
managers, we visited the theatre yester-
day, and scarcely recognized it as the
theatre Of former days. The Managers
have made a heavy outlay in beAutifying
and adjoining the building, and rear
ranging and making more comfortable
the seats. Tho ornaments are neat and
unpretending, forming a pleasing com
binAtion TO the eye, and will light up
with a most cheerful effect. We feel
warranted in assuring the managers that
they will be amply sustained by our
citizens in a determined effort on their
part to place the drama upon such q basis
as the tastes of our theatre goers demand.
We are pleased 10 learn that some Of the
old fa Worries have been r%e-engaged, and
that many new additions have been
made to the company Of last season.
We have every assurance that the thea
ire is TO be a place Of refined and intel
lectusl amusement. Messrs. Dufield &
Finn have taken the right s,ep in the right
direction, and we feel confident that the
coming season will be TO them a golden
harvest.
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Imporlant order 81 Gen noylo.

Important order ~ GEN Boyle.
HRAnouAarrRs DisrsIcr OF KE,r5cEY, |
LouGsvitLE, Juiy 70, 1853.
By authority of the General COM
handing the Department, the following
General Order is made:
/. 1t is ordered that no forage or other
property belonging to loyal citizens in
the State of Kentucky be seized or inn
pressed except in cases of absolute ne
cessity, and then only on written au-
thority from the Headquarters of the
Twenty. third Army corps, or from these
headquarters.
2. Whenever it becomes necessary to
seize or impress private property for
military purposes, the property of sym
pathizers with the rebellion and of those
opposed TO furnishing my more men or
any more money TO maintain the Federal
Government and suppress the rebellion
will be first seized and impressed.
3. The negroes of loyal citizens will
not be Impressed on the public works
and military roads unless absolutely
necessary. The negroes of citizens who
are for no more men and no more money
10 suppress the rebellion, and the sup
porters, aiders and abettors of such,
will be first impressed, and officers de.
tailed for the purpose are required
strictly to observe this order in the exc
cution of their duties.
4. All horses of the enemy captured
orsubiect to capture will be taken pos
session of by Quartermasters and re-
ported to Capt. Jenkins, Chief Quarter
mater, Louisville, who is ordered TO
allow loyal citizens TO retain horses 10
supply the places of those taken by the
enemy; but disloyal persons mentioned
in paragraphs two and three, who en-
courage raids by the enemy, will not in
any case be allowed to retain captured
horses or horses Justly subject TO cap
ture.
8, For all property seized or impressed
proper and regular vouchers will be
given, with Endorsement as 10 the loyalty
of the owners of the property. By
order Of Brig. Gen, BOYLE.
A. @. STEpLE, A. A. G.
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- o-nprns..-No. !
HE4DQ'Rs DISTRICT or THE CuMBERIANn
Nashville. Tenn. AunUst 3. 1855

Nashville, Tenn, August 3, 1868
That the rules prescribed by General
Order No. 175 from Department Head
quarters, may be properly enforced with
in this District it is ordered:
That all persons hereinafter named
who may now be, or who may hereafter
come within the limits of the Military
District Of the Cumberland, comprising
all that portion of the Department of the
Cumberland lying north Of the Duck
River, and who shall not have algea-
dy reported therein, shall report at
once, in person, TO the nearest Post conn
mandant within the District, and
submit their respective cases for adjudi-
cation;
Deserters from the rebel service.
Conscript agents, discharged soldiers
and followers of the rebel army.
Citizens who have been living within
the rebel lines, or in any manner paying
allegiance to their government, up to the
late period of their exclusion from the
State and citizens claiming allegiance
to the rebellion, who have not yet given
satisfactory assurance of their peaeeable
conduct.
Let it be understood, that 20 remain
within this District is TO remain within
the limits Of the sovereignty of the Uni
ted States, and the jurisdiction of its
laws,-civil where there are COURTS
military where there are none;-that TO
remain disolaiming allegiance to the
government that is sovereign, is to re-
main an alien and that to a subject of
no government, or Of a hostile one, there
is no right of domicile by the law Of ma
tions.
Let it be understood, that oaths and
paroles are obligations freely entered in-
to. Not exacted by the Government Of
the United States, its officers or its
agents; that TO undertake such pledges,
and voluntarily remain within a district
held and occupied by our military
forces, is 10 accept the condition upon
which, alone, the slightest liberty could
be allowed 10 the citizen and that to
accept this condition, is to admit the
binding obligation of the oath or Of tho
parole, and the right md justice OF the
extreme penalty that may be affixed TO
its violation.
And let it be understood, that when
the forces Of the enemy have been driv-
en- beyond the borders, the ~strsgglers
and marauders that remain, relying up
on plumber for subsistence, and the
smallness Of their numbers for escape
from detection, are no waging a legiti-
mate war, though they may harrass our
lines Of communication, pillage proper.
ty public and private, and waylay aud
murder loyal citizens aud sol diers; that
the name Of guerrilla, or partisan, or
scout, or whatever title they may choose
10 assume, does not change their char
acter or dignity their ealing; that they
are outlaws or spies, or enemies alike Of
all and without q government that will
be responsible for the ou,ragcs they
commit, are without protection from the
rules Of civilized warfare.
By command Of Major General Gordon
Granger WIN. O. RUSSELL. Capt,
aad Asst, Adj, Gsn'l.
aug4-tf
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SUBSTITUTES WANTEb-The following
Advertisement appears ia the Richmond
Wig. 1t indicates that substitutes are
in demand;
A arm Of two hundred and thirty
acres in Hanover, near Peaks Turnout,
on the Centgal Railroad, OF the highest
price In Confederate money, will be paid
Tor a suitable man 10 60 as q substitute
in the army. Apply At the store Of Geo.
J., Herring No, Fifty-six Main street,
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f. & J.. Northmsn, No. % Public
Square, have just received a choice se-
lection Of new Yaleneiem's lacos, cor
sets, best make, belt ribbons, all c%olors,
purple ohintze, A wide, fine black silks,
fine silk mantles, shawl berage, black
and white, glOvea aud hosiery, ribbons,
all kinds, bleached and brown muslins,
and an elegant stock of mourning goods.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed as re-
CARDS price and quality. The ladies
are requested TO call and examine our as
sortment AtNo. 20 Public Square.
j~uly3l--lw. Il. q } NoRraMAN.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
q. 8 40,

A. a.. SANFORD a co.,
AZ Mcrchants' Rank, No. so College
street,
viii furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the mly safe way to send money
North. Uunei8-tf
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Your Soedient servant
A. LINooIN
WAR DEP'MENT-AD'JT GEEL's OFFICE
WARRINGTON. july 81.

WAsHNaToN, July 81.
GENERAL ORDER NO, 252.
The following order Of the President
is published for the information and
government Of az concerned:
Executive Mansion, Washington July 81.
Ia is the duty Of every Government to
give protection 20 citizens OF whatever
class, color, or condition, and especially
those who are duly organized as soldiers
In the public setVice. The law of ma
tions and the usages Of customs of man
carried ON by civilized persons, permit
no distinction as TO color in the treat
ment Of prisoners and spies as public
enemies. To sell or enslRve any cap
tured person on account Of his color, and
for no offence against the laws of war, is
a relapse into barbarism aud q crime
against the civilization Of the z Q
The Government of the United States
will give protection to all It's soldiers,
and II the enemy shall sell or enslave
any one because Of his color, the Of
fence shall be punished by retaliation
upon the enemy's prisoners in our pos
session.
1t is therefore ordered that for every
soldier Of the United States killed IN
violation of the laws OF war, a rebel
soldier shall be executed, and for every
one enslaved by the enemy, or sold into
slavery, a rebel solder shall be placed
at hard labor on the public works, aud
continued 81 such labor until the other
shall be released aud receive the treat
ment due to q prisoner OF war.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
T., d. TOWNSEND, A. A.
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How MONEY CAN BE SAvED.-Before
paying out Greenbaoks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, corner Of College and Union
s%treets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you a save quite
a large per cent of expenses, as good Ton
nessee money will do just rs we'll for
spending as par funds.
july2-dlm
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NashriIIs AuiOa.
rhn ..ninn ,,lhhonn SOLE.

We have on several occasions noticed
the heavy receipts at our Post Office from
the sale Of postage stamps, and now re-
cord another which far exceeds any
previous one. 90 last Saturday the sale
Of stamps amounted TO 81 1873! This was
certainly a star sale, and carries of the
"blue ribbon" Who will say that the
Nashville post Office is not q Of the
beautiful pillars in Uncle Sans temple ?
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Noble Letter.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, J
WAgHINGToN. ,JuIy 81 1904

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, july "a, 1868
Hon PosTMAsTER G~EsERAL--Sir: Yte-
terday little Endorsements of mine went
to you in two cases of Postmasterships
sought for widows whose husbands have
fallen in the battles Of this war. These
cases occurring on the same day brought
me to reflect more attentively than / had
before done as 10 what Is fairly due from
us here in the dispensing of patronage
toward the men, who by fighting our
battles, bear the chief burden Of saving
our country. My conclusion is, that
other claims and qualifications being
equal, they have the better right, and
this is especially applicable to the dis
abled soldiers and :he deceased soldiers
family.
Your Soedient servant,
A. IINoOTN-
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Gen. HarIsuTf and Rebel Sympa-
InfzeFs.


thizers.
HEADQUARTERS 23D Army CoRPs, }
Lexington, Ky, July "a, 1863.
GENERAL 0RDBRs No. l4-For the in
formation and guidance of officers in inn
pressing property, it is hereby directed
that, whenever its impressment may be-
come necessary for the troops of the
Twenty. third army corps, il wilt be
taken exclusively from rebels and rebel
sympathizers; and so long as the prop
erty needed is 10 be found belonging or
pertaining 10 either Of the above-nsmed
classes, no man of undoubted loyalty
will be molested
Among rebel sympathizers will be
classed.those persons in Kentucky, nOmi-
nally Union men, but opposed 90 the
Government aud to the prosecution of
the war, whose acts and words alike
hinder the speedy and proper termina-
ton Of the rebellion.
Property will only be taken by the
proper Staff officers, who will IN every
case give receipts for it. Appropriate
blank receipts will be furnished by the
Chief Commissary aud Chief QUARTER
master at these headquarters.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Hartsufr.
GRO b. DRAKE, A. A. G..
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The GALLERY of cine Arts.

Corner of Union and College streets,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior facili-
ties for turning out life like pictures,
from a miniature up 70 life-size; Carries
de Visiie, ia different varieties, with
landscape or campscene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
ofwhich are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Msjor-G General Rosecrans, Rousseau,
Negley, Sheridan, and a great many other
Feds and Confeds; Gen Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride Being connected
with several large business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining to
the fine arts.
Call at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens on exhibition.
Resp ctfully, OHAs. @. GIERs.
july26-1m
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Wm. Collier has aroyal lot Of Maya
zines, newspapers and stationery etoete-
ras, at his News Depot. We know Of no
young gentleman in the city more de-
serving Of encouragement.
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Exchange on New Yorl, Louisville
and Cincinnati, at the very lowest rate,
by LEE s. DUNN & Co..
ju29-1wl Bankers, 20 Union 81.
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nn.rlelon ID nl.larnIlr.

Here arr . couple a local paragraphs,
cut from the Richmond Esqyire Of The
9th:
"uEATHs IN PRISON.
Two deaths occurred at Castle Thun-
der on Saturday. The first was Of Will
liam Fitzgerald, a citizen of Nelson coun-
ty, imprisoned since May 25, on suspi-
cion Of disloyalty the other, John Kel-
ly, a member Of Company +, Of the 1st
Tennessee regiment, imprisoned since
February 16, charged with disloyalty."
'DIsLoYAL RESIDENTS.
Michael Rosebury, Noah Hixon and
Robert Dohertry, residents Of Richmond,
were put in Castle Thunderon Saturday,
charged with disloyalty. Fifteen resi-
dents Of Atlanta, Ga, arrived, and were
incarecrated on the same charge"
Partisans of the Confederscy, read the
above and complain no more of Federvl
severity.
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Dysontery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus
and Summer Cownlafpts
ORDER 40.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July Is
The commissioned officers of the Army
of the Cumberland are requested to call
AZ No. 25 Cedar street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named. july 30-1m.
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GOOD news,

just received a fne assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Vslises, Carpet
Bags, satohels, &c, Of every description
which l will sell very low for cash.
M. MoRoANsTERH,
JulylO lm. No. 10 Union st.
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nav s,rle of Pletnrc.,


The undersigned wishes to inform his
friends, and the publicin general that he
can take and make ready for delivery,
one dosen pictures, on cards or otherwise,
in tOenty minutes, NTH bit one sitting.
For neatness and brilliancy they are
u~nequalled, and when on cards, are par
ticularly adapted to the Album and can
be furnished at less than one half the cost Of
card Photographs.
This is the only place in the city
where these pictures can be obtained, as
have purchased the exclusive right to
the use of WINGS PATENT MULTI
PLYING CAMERA, for producing them.
The CARD PHoToGRAPH and all other
pictures, are still furnished in superior
style. Respectfully,
T. M. SoHLEIER,
Corner Of Cherry and Union streets,
Nashville, Tennessee.
N. B. Operators are cautioned in re-
gard 70 The use of the above Camera IN
his citg as ! shall prosecute all persons
infringing my right.
aug4-2w.
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80 igstgtArh


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3--The New York
Heraid's Washington dispatch gives the
details of a fghtC Saturday, Buiord's
cavalry crossed the ~Bappahannock ford
yesterday and encountered the onemy's
cavalry about half mile from the ford,
and drove them back without severe
fighting until a point was reached near
Oulpepper, where he found the enemy's
infantry supports. We were then forced
TO retire afterla brisk Hght with their in
fantry and cavalry. The rebels out
numbered as two to one. Our loss was
afew killed and SO wounded.
Our cavalry only retired about q mile
and a hall, after which they were attack
ed by the combined forces Of the enemy's
cavalry and infantry, aad held the enemy
at bay there. We took about 100 pris-
oners. The rebel prisoners say their
loss was equal to ours, many of their
dead lay upon che field near Culpepper.
ABOUT Ten uays ago.
Some OF Col. Bakers detective force
arrested at Brentville a party en- route for
Richmond, having important documents
from this city to JEFF, Davis, as President
of the Confederate States-among them
accurate Maps of our Notifications and
defeDces of this city, with a description
Of the character of our works, number
Of guns in each fort and strength of the
garrison, The matter is under %investi-
CATION. lg.a.ir 20
Last night fire was communicated to
the Hay and Government Sheds and Ice
House near Monument, by an incendia-
rE -Four thousand Eve hundred bales,
End a thourAnd tons Of ice DESTROYED
Port Royal Free South says that Sayan-
nah is deserted of troops. Several regi-
ments and artillery we're sent to the re.
lief of Vicksburg, and since to Charles
ton, leaving for the defence of the city
but 900 cavalry, 800 infantry and : bat
terry Of artillery.
Gen. Mercer in command repeatedly
telegraphed to Gov. Brown for troops,
and received the reply none to be sent;
inhabitants must protect themselves.
The steamer America from ~Southamp.
ton arrived at noon 22d.
The Times City Article says Ameri-
can news received with surprise, disap-
pOintment, and satisfaction; surprise at
the sudden collapse of Vicksburg and
defenses; disappointment of removal.
owing TO Lees retreat, of all prospects
Of the termination Of the war, aud salts
faction at EDgland's wisdom in not
prematurely yielding to recent pressure
for Confederate recognition.
New YoRk, Aug. 3d.-Cotton firmer
and more active-64a64H for Middling
uplands. Gold opened 27M, advanced
2716, declined 81, and closed firm at %.
LOUISVILLE, August 3--The election
passed off quietly in the city. The
Union ticket was elected by two thou
sand majority in the city and favorable
as far Al Lelrd from in the n~eighboring
precincts.
Mallory was elected over Wolfe for
Congress. Clay in ahead of Buckner in
the Ashland district.
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suffers Of the army of the Gum berA
land, BaliYE
May the Rose Of England never blow,
Nay the Thistle Of scotland never grow,
49,. A.. IT, "a 1919 49,. - .

May the Rose Of England never blow,
Nay the Thistle Of scotland never grow,
May the Harp Of Ireland never play
Until the Stars and stripes have won the Jay.
A & M. Landsberg & Co, on the South
side corner of the Square and Market
street, have on hand a large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and avariety
of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A. & NJ. LANDsBERa & Co.
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wanted

To rent a bed room, furnished or run
furnished. Apply at this office.
aus4-3t.
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above named. july 30-1m.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Nashville that they are pre-
pared to furnish photographs superior
to any heretofore made in this city
Having fitted up our capacious Gallery,
far superior 10 any in the Southern
States, and also procured at great expense
the best practical Photographers that we
could procure in New York, Cincinnati
and Chicago, which compose one of the
most talented and largest corps Of Pho
t~ographers in the Department of the
Cumberland. We are prepared TO exc
cute all kinds Of work desired, with
dispatch, and at reasonable prices. We
would respectfully invite all those
DESTROYS of having Photographs TO visit
our Gallery, where they will be treated
with courtesy by us and all of our at
tachees. Please call, one and all, and
examine specimens of Carries de Visite,
etc. MORSE & PEAsLEE,
Proprietors.
N. BIN connection with the above.
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs of the
officers Of the army, Duplicates can
be had by addressing Morse & Peaslee,
P. o. box lab, Nashville, Tenn.
inlv 20-1m.
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t. M. SCHILLER,


Two good Photographer, aud one
Ambrotypast, can get steady employment
and good wages at T. M. ScHLEIER's
Gallery's. aug4-1w.
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n sAFE IN VEsTMHNT.
United States G per cent Coupon
Bonds, (5-2O's,) Principal, and Interest,
payable in Gold.
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Large Auction saIe OF Groceries
md Dry Goods,

BY w. II. LUcUs &c Co, Public Square,
this morning at 81 o'slOck. Those who
buy to sell again will do well to attend
this sale. aug4-1t.
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a. q. SANFORD y co.
aug2-10tdw2t
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