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Boston Ladies' Sewing Circle.

At a meeting Of the Executive Committee
ofthc Relief Association for East Tennessee.
it was unanimously
Res0lred, That the chairman be instructed
to tender the thanks of the society to Mrs.
Iickner and Miss Loring, Of Boston. and to
the ladies of the Sewing Circle Of the city.
for their kind sympathy and benevolent la
bors on behalf Of the destitute and suffering
people Of East Tennessee, and that this in
sufficient tribute to their active patriotism
and friendship be placed upon the records
of thc'committee in token not only of graf
itudc, but also of our desire that the memo
~ of their names and good deeds be cher
lshed and perpetu1tcd in our mountain
homes long after the garments with which
they have clothed their needy countrymcn
shall have persisted.
y copy from the records.
GEO. M. WHITE, Secretary.
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INcSIICCIIUIIN,
GEO. HARRINGTON.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.

pa" The monthly meeting of the Est
Tennessee Relief Association will take plae
at the upper room of the Court House h
Knoxville on Monday next, at II o'clock. 4
full attendance of the members is requested
as it is expected that there will be some inn
pcrtant business for the delibera.on of the
association presented at said meeting.
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Attachment.
Michael Darts rs. Nm. H ,Sneed

-Htchdc DdciS Us. TTm ~ ,Sneed.
TIL plaintiff makes oath that the defendant l.
indebted to him and so absconds that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made rcturnable before VIM. r.
Seay, Justice of the Peace for Knox county, and
the same having been levied on his property 1t is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Knoxville on the 9th dnv
of December, 1864 or it will be proceeded with OK
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
This I'd July, 1864.
jy29-4t pf s5s WIN. +. SEAY, j. P.
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The Latest News.

We give the latest news we have up to
the hour Of going to press, the morning OF
the date Of our paper
Chattanooga, July 2G.-Gcn. Rosseau and
staff have passed through here on his raid
from Alabama, where he done good work.
His command was made up of five reg-
ments and started out from Decatur the
10Th inst They arrived at Marietta on the
22d, destroying two large iron establish
mcnts on the route; and at Talladega they
destroyed the railroad bridges, nitro works,
and an immense quantity of army stores.
They captured 400 mules, 800 negroes, and
300 head of fine horses AT Green Point,
in Alabama, the enemy, 800 strong, disputed
Gen. Rosseau's crossing, and q desperate
fight epsued, resulting in the killing of 30
rebels, woundng Others and the capture Of
some prisoners and three officers At
Cheraw Station another fight cnsucd, our
forces routing them killing and wounding
30, our loss being one killed and one wound
ed. This raid was remarkable affair, pen
Grating the enemy country in the rear of
Johnson's army, destroying railroads, army
stores, and capturing horses and mules.
Baltimore, .7tae 26.-Reported disaster to
our troops under Gen. Averill, at Winches
ter. Our forces are concentrating at Har-
,anr,s Forrlr nnd c"i 1''r=rr'rrr, rn'
threatening Hunter are the commands Of
Early and Breckenridge. Disaster to Hun
ter is reported, but it wants confirmation.
Philadelphia, July 26.-Dispatches from
Chambersburg say the indications are that
the rebels are advancing further North than
Martinsburg. SO many rumors are afoat
that it is impossible to ascertain the true
state of affairs.
st. Louis, july 26--Col Diapers cxpedi-
ton has been success. He lost nine Union
soldiers, but killed and wounded 100 guer-
rillas. Plat county is full Of guerrillas.
FROM THE FRoNT--We have no recent
or satisfactory news from Atlanta. We in
cline to the opinion that there has been
much hard fighting there, and that it is still
in progress Brig. Gen. Smith, of the 18th
Corps, has been killed, and Gen. Force, both
of our side, is said to have been MORALLY
wounded. This is. evidence to us that hard
fighting is in progress. We have no fears
for the result, though the news comes in
slowly. Gen. Sherman fights to win, and
he will carry the day. He cares nothing
for the occupation Of Atlanta, or any other
city in Georgia-his work is to destroy the
rebel army, and this he will do, and as a
matter of course it will give him the towns
and strongholds of the country
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disloya devils poison the air wherever they
circulate. Nay,they daily utter language,
traitorous language, for which loyal men
would be arrested, or shot down by the SOL
dicrs We say tighten the ropes around
these vile enemies of the Government
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R1rPennsylvania is at present producing
nearly l5,OOO,OOO tons of coal annually, and
at the present price of coal must be exactina
an enormous annual sum.
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ATTACHMENT.

William Goddard rs. j. {. Fang.
'hNlE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS TIE
a defendant is indebted to him and that he 50 aLscond.
mat legal process cannot be served him having OBJ
tanned an original attachment The estate of the
defendant made rcurnab. before John Gamble Jpv,;ce
OF the Peace for Bount county and the same having been
levied on his property: 1t ordered by said Justice thaf
that the defendant appear before him MT bis office in the
l4th 'i' District ct Bonnt county the 18th day Of
september next or will be proceeded with OK pare 1t
is further ordered that this notice be published for Gur
successive weeks in TIE Knoxville Wbis
jy29 4tpf $50 JOHN GAMDIE
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY

YNHE 4ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY IS NOW
L prepared TO take the usual Fire Risks on property
For particulars apply to
W. r. PATTERSON, Agent.
iv29f National p,nt
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rs" The attention Of the reader is called
to the Law of. Coniiscation, AZ set forth
by the United States Attorney Mr. SWAN.
Rebels claiming rebel property, would do
well to examine the law
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

VINllE rail- Session of the Day School conducted lv
Il Miss G. MCLEAN. on Summit Ill., in this city. will
begin on Monday the 22d of August next For terms
and particulars apply at the Catholic Church.
July 29-lm j. A. BERGRATH
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". Il. DAVIDSON.
ADAM SllELLAS.
JOS EPlI u. BENSON.
TIMOTHY CANAAN.
EDWARD W0ODRING.
RUFUS ]. MAS0NER.
II. W. PURDl.
ClLAS. i WARMER.
NJ. y. VAN FLEET.
JOHN II. MCINTYRE.

INSURANCE. see that the old and re
liable 4Etna Insurance Company have again
established their agency here. Persons own
ing property here will be glad to know this.
A word to the wise, &c.
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We give the latest news we have up tc
the hour Of going to press, the morning o.
the date Of our paper
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re Gen Kasiaaa and Nestbesn. end
Nerthwvesasss RalEway Cosnpaaics. as'e nes
ID bttea sas.iltich, annl| asllaaII,. and 4
aa,assallv tl.sa slssy hase esssas.sssea sihee
they ssre aFts Init We aase Travelled
sxles,ssxaly oFas she's. slufiaz fhe rears Issig
aud lsss. No haso been 4 sisze observes Of
their sxqxllsl.t management. theif psolhps
nessaslsl Ia IS satl "a nso hsiir prospesi.
IL. They hseo at,osss he l'.es sIx ynafs 10
i...yias ia f,.sisag dehss, happening their
cad bod. blsdgeA anlvsass -. and arc
psss,a Is sib.Iltass TIC wlslom q The
stalo Iay.ssasarNs and eolnpaAles. who
plann,.a and euastsMrte8 ne roads Il b
lrae, bssoaa Al question. that thsy arr
earning aiol'e money thaA They ever iia, mad
tlaoy hayo, all sisc time "a Increase uf tzatile
The anaoaat es travel Is vol ~ frvighs, Is
f.r greater since the Asf began than Il msa
before fnsleea tAe whole North. ia her
travel and commerce lsy laasd sad water, IN
her agricultural pursuits and % almost I'LL
her industrial pursuits hes beep enriched
IS tho var Willie TIC South hss been I'm
poverislscsl aud ruined And The lohgvs the
war eonlinGes tho grcascr usill b the sane
eontrnst betwcea the tno sections The
southern RAILWAYS Afp now, as general
thing, worn ont aud they can neither ges
iron or ieconsesiyes % repsenisA and repair
They arr charging FIVE aud SIX esnis pr
mile ia, travel whilss the Northern rbatis
eha,gc tae aad i 8sir kn1 tafss cents per
mile. As 10 4reightS they hass nothing to
freight bat what CONCERTS gssSif army. and
noslaing s. pay for fieiglsss bel tlaeir Con
gedsrate saoae5 --ilot Worth tho paI,0f uTon
.rhieh ifi r.rintssll
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slailslIcs Of FugiIlte slatcs.

ASao. internal bowl has becn kept up
for years, in the South, over the loss Of
slan& upon the under ground railroads, and
the namtcr Of slaves making their escape
from aheir owners. has beer over estimated
Al the rate ef one hundred fold TIE pre-
liminars report of the kightA Censas, sot-
ferth the plumber al slaves from thesccediag
Stascs. daring The last ten years thsn past.
The aets nov abound in interest, sncs the
South brought N most rainoas war With
a view 10 secure slave properly
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Treason Agalns. the State.

What is this crime as defined by the
statatcs Of Tennessee: Sec the Code, Sec.
1923
Taking commission from os anieT the aaiaeFi.
Is Of the eneinfes q the State or OF shs Iassed
States leyyng war Against the STATE OF the Govern
rrent thoreoE Knowingly or willingi; aidaag az
assisting any ensaas In open var against the STATE
or the Tniicd States.
This rtRy he done by joining their armies OF By
eaiiasng OF psrsaadne ethcrs enlist for that pif'
pose; OF by furnishing such enemies with arms ana
mpnsiou, proElsoss, Or any othst EEtels Of aid or
eomfoFt
Here foIiows 81 oath required under the
act Of Congress. and which our judges and
lawyers, - well a. legislators and others
have taken--the very mon who now stand
before the world as guilty Of treason Read
L yea coryspt Fascais
I do nslemnly swear Thst VII support protect
and defeaA the Consultation and Government u the
United States against al enemies whether dcneatc
o. foFesKn ard thai eai bear ss EaitA allegiance
aad esdlh u kAe sass say ordnance resolution o.
Law Of any State ConFsBtion or Legislature = The
eontFary notwithstanding; and further, that VIII
we'll ana faithfully perform all the dates which
tnsy be required Of me by the laws 81 the United
States, and take this osth freely and voluntarily
without any mental reservation OF evasion whsiso-
| ever.
/ These men deserve 20 be punished, and
even disiranchised for they arc guilty ol
treason against the State, against the United
1 States. and of perjury. Let them now
sxaar again, and when they have done 50
4 no confess to our utter want Of eonfdenes
/ In their swearing Let the Federal Grand
Juries get after these oonspirasors and per
7 jurea villains, in every State where Fedora
Courts arc held Let tho long, nnorring
i finger Of scern be pointed nj them. in al
1 time to come, and let the children Of ,h'
land call them traitors as they pass then
ls.t
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BreekInrldge on Che Rebellion.

The emiaeli conservative Ssaafor John G.
Breckinriage had different Wow q tbs
origin oG the rebellion from the opinion ex-
pressed by 8sserdl John c. Brgckinsdge.
Prom the Congressional Giohes Ne take en-
extract from HE speech il the United STATES
Senate, laly sa lsdl, upon the Criisendsa
Resolution, declaring the origsa and o'.lesss
OF the war. Letthe anterrifed penssve
Sortl, and soath. read and llswaEssiS sii.
sSs. what tkeir leader said
"a. r,.a,x ,.s,nax. NJ. Prsiaont do Aet
-, - s,etain tbs sssnase &c saefe shsA few
...s,asi. eannet sats Or the Frscl1iips heeaese
Z a. tss acpee with the statement e the hse4
taInesl in a. I % nes pfsfaee - afsse 8 g.
ls,,gtk ~ L, lalcrfeFe s al tha purposes g ~ 81
aae 4, shs passage 81 che reso.ntaeN
Ths aFss statement 4 fhst Il tasa peseaas DE-
plssshle cisii war hse ltea itss = tie sssissts,
ky he aisaaionists 81 the scthelss ftats lsss =
rseli agalhsi he eunss sil z
a.sns are,snd ths Capital / % - iat<na = &
me the sntseedrnss & sAssahhAfst aIsIirliiE u,
asga ounlon l. that ilsee ksft hsfa fsspFe ~ tei
,siss nay sygn epinlon s thai these sssaaAa Eelf
81 alsa4Isls4 naiRht have he1n ts5tgl laas Wsslss
nv orsnsss IS lhni BE present sfsilllpf - 4aif
s asIs trlnepasIr = - stesss 49, II - tig1
~ n tkis Gkeater i eefse t. eAs fseseNlalen
a.li,sss nent - haFa Mkea etsaasa - st4le ~
arsea Is sbrw ksfetbEaf nnsi tkstl p thsi EsE,
tSaf ara pbztlesfe szfaee esl4 khea - nn4 . =
easee : sae the rseset l.isr = pahlle - 2.
The majority was DeBoeFpsie Il q
aChamhcr and TIE Obstinate Nfaesl ~
led On - Mason aud wigAII Who said y
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HasffliiT q Nen Rnelana.

The cry Of tho Northwestern eoaspira-
tors has bsep starn New England ont in the
cold or reconstruct tue Union, and naye
New England out. Why this war upon
New Englahd9 Her oHense Is, that che
loaned the Government money to carry on
the war, when the North western States
had 1t not 70 lend! Her oFense Is that no
one Of, her rseimenks eyer acted cowaraly
on the6eid ofbaftie The contrast between
Tho New England and Southern States.
dates back 20 the war Of the Rcsolurisa.
Their there were 6osr New England States,
and ssr Southern States New England bad
= population Of e24 600 souls. 1.-The souihere
states had 4 ,ss2 e00. ~ almost double, Tbs
four New Englaad stases furnished for the
war Of the Resolutiea, rs ZOO more soldiers
than al fAe lSosakera Slafta cosssssdi
Bat the cry i, thai Massachusetts Easssl
be Turned ont il the eold Wbsa i BE q
fenss e. Massachusesssg She alone f.sniah.
Cd more seldiers for ths war af the Beyola,
lion bt ii Zee. tsaa ~ &c soatkeA STATE
esmbfnsd. Massachusetts furnished s. geo
south carolipa s,sse, Massachusetts, wai
the 6rsf state invaded By the Rritisllveehs
drove them from her borders and theS tool
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jackson on Ceerclng . state.

The following Is part Of heretoiors
letter written BY AspaEw
JArKsos to an intimate political friend, and
fell into the hands Of Gen, IralBrr, a.
Memphis, since that city vas taken hy the
Federal troops Tie origiaal i now with
Tho Ghiango Historical Society
" Annrxaypx, Marsh ss tasa
NalAaasiisa = expisiae. Is - g.
ing Erosns Is iuss seated b the fepeaE q tke ess.
nance and laws pasled b he HzeIfh GesaiiRa Ca,
sensan, xila psssed h hha he1ssflsr NeElsaesiien
and seressioa wili bavsF BE- hsari e exnelt II
hnaafnn na - scaxn and dslastan their asireeasas
aud IsaFttruIariy their prime h.ussrs fhs Aapdy
bill is tie Eaes call the iaie Judiciary bil 81 en-
fFeine hsl has pat this 70 ras II spoke tho AMI
tsa osssimenfs Of The ppele fFea xaihs y Isisis-
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y b seeurs sIave 49,.

Regarding slaves as property, the light
in which the Constitution views them. there
Is moi State named 10 shc foreguing iina
but lost a greater naaat,er, by ten to one. Of
horses. hogs, cattle, sheep, and other hire
stock. In other words, until this war was
inauguratcd by the sonsh, no SPECIES Of
property owned al Tic South, was halt -
secure, in all respects. ss that Of slaves.
Bat there d ono other giew OF this ques
ton ve desire 70 prsseut 10 the impartial
reader. aud thai l. this--T l1osa0f ns 81
niliAr with tic Institution q sis.ySgs know
that the average yalss Of this sspecles Of
property. including the Old and soang. sirk
and diseased, falls very lar eelow one thoa.
sand dollars sach. Bus % give these State.
the bsnefit Of the most extravagani csti-
mate. we win reckon thou At one Thousand
dollars each, or total Of S45s.Do0 South
Carolina. on account Cd loss 70 be. citizens
of the terrible sum Of Sc 600. determined
10 inangurste this anhoiy reheiiianl Has
she got her money back by tho operation
Has she got twenty three other slaves iI
heug Or has she lost few thousand
around the coast? These are pcriincrl
questions, and the reader can easily answel
them. But Virginia lost III slaves Oai Q
about half million. Where docs sh'
stand to-day upon tie score Of loss ans
gaing TENNESSEE deladed and iaisguides
Teamessse, lost 20, or one ont Of every TX
rnousANDi How does her aeeoant foot N
today Let Middle and West Tennessee
with their deserted farms and ruined pros
poets, respond to eur question Texas los
Tea, and Florida eieesn slaves, one Cor ever
year cut Of slave population of nca
SOC, oo0i How does the case stand vic
these States now, after sesteh 81 almos
three years after their rightsf What
solemn farce this disanlon crusade has been
Nejadgment can be toe severe against 4
guilty authors.
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ii have found hnaang tie lstseEs bin llss
! G Ramsey rel sneed. JEAN 1sea,ss
cfoa|sr aiSs atlsoiA whe isgIefieasiy iisd
MN here, seiae safs aud rsey let.
terra We have SONS rich srgtIiaens Ia
sssfs. bat " Ahall bring tAau eai il. broken
doses Tha lbIloAlhe 4 nlm the i,an afuae
IsAnsF P2eA II il.la seanss and viii dato'
lzin apon
tessskrs Nss ~ 1851.
a1Asoa 3 EsksatsSs
sSsaf SIR I ssilk he sssss Aae ssfive.l Aes saaA
4 ssfea1 8Ise L eferesax akaiass tls sosiih sad
fssSinn hnianis 81 eebs b D. ARRESTED essl n less
kessl Is fe1siieent Tor the yfcests eilinr ~ the
civil 81 nsSliiary aashefilF. and an iaganel thai
pcs kaSWesd 5slaas r. s~an ansl Wa HsFris all
af psnafdge ere esciHe faeofv lhaasaee agsinss .
thsA ed The otheF iseb u skat esslnty etla D,sss
Hoaeaen eaahs 10 d aitsh5adta The Ns3slsi ess-
ita che ssaaIt isy and speh - afs sstisg aaslcF
leadsfs sd Btoeasew ogt g fr pit On The sl'sis
q - yoars traiy.
JonS r Pare
.fllls remarkable letter needs u word ofex {
rianatinu gsoui US, and ne give l. ThisHaan
patc vas The Depot Agent al Concord. and
the psiaai tosl of that uIimitigsssd s0oaB-
drpi. Campbell Wallace The Wallace f4m.
ily had boen at war for years with IIf
Hoasdsn. and had gol wosa;ei il every en-
gaRsnlent Pate is the brothes-in.law Of
sthat drunken boast, r. B Reynolds, whose
hatred d. the editor Of this papcs has been
undyiug aud unreieuting. Both lfeistIat,
and The editor Of this paper were arrested
SION aitoF this letter Of Pates was written
instEacting his tete'gpl breiler.i IN law what
to do. THIS high mass Of eorruption, Ray
noids. was the Confederate Commissioners,
appolnted % issae warrants Cor Union nun
b. way Of liIus,raiiagth ehsagessr u Pate,
sve take occasion 10 ataie that be Was at
thai data neeting as with oil the delisas
siyatIols al Friendship Imaginable, smiling
b our fssfe while he was sta6i,iHg ~ IN thu
dark. Or directing US TO BE- pat on Che
shslf'
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3a lIs nj fl|ff1.i 8 f1te.z u slr9 corn.
e 81 t6ss s...5
sse.. g .sl lelaIs Il tie xprst
I||l.s ben ss rs ssfr.s y
1 en- lgs.oiass Tz ms rid ssser il.ss
konla have he rsleh tlsev lsissdssi s,
ssie ss1ss What L weal wen Il ess
Aslhd ssiiiIg bl.l ii Flo4 Dghelsoa. foft
snEy Is fllaIs 81 i s EIakssl. n. psslss /.
sesss II lAi Ia Il i rs Il Nisson.
5llsk Hiser. Il 1jel<sI,sls, 81 f,.,et
tillssss. & . sek KivSF. 81 4 ii 81 i DO No
80! = e. lflsulilh, 3 A. tks inesehasss
Ezit = lEss asInt ;stll.1,l 80 =.
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Rehe. fighting eltlxeus.

The aHcIston Journal Of The 9th Of July,
: Rebel sheet pablished in Knoxville BY ere
Charlton gives glowing account u the
stand taken At The Summit lEtIl Battery, by
4 Knoxville company, in the fight of Juno
last We give the Isl as boasses! over. that
our authorities may see who they are
.sfter boasting Of the doings Of certain in
diviaualS, the JeaFaai adds
We faisis also particularly mention ihe nams Of
Rev. 3osRru II. AARTtS, Pastcr II the seSoad
Church. Tlseagh quite feeble and deiiesis ye,
thsoasheli thst eyeais aghi be elang % his HsGs-
kes sha remained a kts pp4
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esa PisS. .Ssss Am . iss sps.5oss as ( .s
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q Lea Traah saa Fslsshsol vrsrpIe; who ever knew
TEtA fstte the wersa Il fsea aRd epsa easeaAisf. -
nIIsoE.
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awhst rirht he he yrSsh assAife49 WAai justice
hes eeea dsateas Asd wAat eiaat, fsnesa g sssies
ans riEhl haa heen vikahsl4s Can etAsr 81 ron No.
aas sszas das single ael 81 wSeas deii6etslsiy and
Fasyosely desc ~ Tie gsvesAmeHa a Washisetans -
sktra he apath kaa fsht cofa Fain1 lehallsnFe
ths sF.T--lfes. A. Il. SfkeEzSE, 1851.
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sWheaepsf tissy ffhs ksheis. aage he p1uczs lhsy
attsa esse thess Fshks t;fe sliiun people
e they weala Elne afsse "a Gfszes thesa aet ese
3Aey aela, Ties weaA 5nxadA kn4 aesiraF ~ Withegs
kaeseys Ahaotatels asssfxa 81 these lkinEss en-
ANY TERESA he aho eatef8asna the neA1anaeMt ~
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