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Let Truth and Falschood grappc' who ever knew
Truth quito the worse in free and open encounter
NILToN,
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OFFICE PEoyo,r MARSHAL GEN l. az +. Tenn \
Knoxville Tenn. Oct. g. 1858. ,
ClRCILAR No. ).

y ".
Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. g. 1868.
CIRCULAR No }.
WHEREAS The Rebel forces in Upper and Lower
Fast Tennessee have been engaged in the want"n
srizur. and destruction Of the property Of Union
wpu, which hls. according ~ representations made
a this office in numerous instances pointed ont to
them by citizens of rebel 'ymrathir,; and whereas.
it has been threatened that Union citizens shall hr
visited with fire and sword and the threat hu,
already been carried ont 10y the arrest imurinn-
mrut and maltrcuimout Of Union mon for no al
Legged crime but that of loyalty 10 their Governments
and whereas. IT /. the wish and intention Of the
Commander of this Department not to destroy. but
30 protect private property j. shown by the diff
icrunt Orders issued ON that subject AMI the public
punishment uf party who wa. convicted Of COM
uniting dour. l1tiun- and whereas il j. not the de-
sire Of those in auhoftytn arrest quiet and orderly
citizru- or modest them merely on account Of the
opinions they may have held. u g. therefore
Ori.r.d That. with Wow Of bringing such bar
baruu- practice o. 200 end the .cvrrr. rotaliatorv
mca,ur,- shall hr adopted. IN every cn-r where
Uuon man has boon arrested and j. held In coniinc-
mout. prominent Rebel. or active Rebel ,ympn-
thzrr living IN bis vicinity shall Doe arrested and
held iu close confinement a- hostage. aud be- sub
jet il all respects, a. the same treatment and pun
ishmrnt which the Union man receives nj the hands
of th" rebel authorities until hi- release from prison
aud restoration fo liberty; and, further
In all citse' whcr" il cin be- shown that The pro-
perry Of | mon men has hccn seized ur wnnt1uy
destroyed the property Of rcl. and Of citizen, Of
r.hgl sympathcs iu the urighlIrhuud whore such
destruction has occurred. .hlll hc tnlon and held ly
way If retaliation and for the purpose Of iudcnui-
fving Union citizens far their losses
By command II
BriG-GEv :. =. CARTER
PrDrpt lhrshoi G'u,y0iW H. T;.u.
jams H. II. Tuout>. A.A.A.G.
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Gertlemon and T,alioq' Wear. &c.. &c.,
An ..l,.,,J ,'',I, .,,iol ,rc.r.,r, f., Ill. n'ro,
and tLi, season Of the wear.
NuyIl-I mo.
.....,. ... :, NJ.
OFFICE PROVOST NAISIIAl "IN y "t r. ~, j. ESS>"
N'"N'"' ''""' ''i" 70 ''''' J
CWCuLAR No. !.
An ,,r.,r. ,,h,.a rirud, lYyo Lrrr arrested G,r
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,,il ll m .,,p,.,,c,t ana, ,,,,u,.t,I f., r.,,,rf
tb, uaur, Of .urb pr-urr. If tli. ntics ms soon AIS
pn..iblr. with thp ciurr,, ON which thoy were ar
rested I'm order tnt measure, may Dee taken to sc-
,.... tI.i, r,l.,.,
BIZ command Of
Bplc.-GrN. =. P.CAETER.
p,,r,,i lIyy,lgI G,,cy,Io = Tenn.
ipuq II. II. THOMAS A'A.A.G.
OFFICE PEoNo,r MArnINL HEN Lof T., IENN~
Knoxville. Tomr Sept Is, 1861
CRrrLkR No ,
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tue -,'N %, '"' '"'"'r'' '"' "''.- ""''I "'' ~
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OrjIuE pUoyosr MARSHAL GES, ~ T., TrYSl
Knoxville Teunq Noy, 9TH, lsG9,
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OrurE Pgoyosr MARSHAL GES, or T., TrYS,l
Knoxville Tenn, Nov, 9TH, 1853,
CIRCULAR 40, 7,
10 Tlr rAINERs or EAST TENNESSEE,
IN Wow of the present situation and strength of
the nltod Sturs armies, thn manifest determination
Of the GoyoHmcHt to hold and occupy East lunos-
-r0 hrHculouh, until the end Of the rebellion aud
the confcannul need Of n tlly grain that can posi-
hly lo produced In this locality you urc earnestly
recommended 10 zoe cyery effort To get IN urgo crops
Of wheat aud rye aud to prepare the ground forput
ting IN ~ much corn Hs possible IN the spring, Far
murHl II Is for your Interest ~ go a. work The
wclthu 10 favorable; QUOT 10 mwlsurhly restored
aud another harvest " II find you IN tho enjoyment
Of abundance and twnqulityi while tho Increased
prices which you viii receive for your produce will
compensate YOU In great measure. for u.,u, ,li--
tanned In consequence Of tho rebellion Tho Gov
oruluoul viii protect you in your mbora, and will
gad,y afford you every facility in is powor for the
nthorucr of your ctl,rt, and the ,uare,s Of agri-
cultural enterprise By command Of
Brig. Gcp 5, T.. CARTER
Provost Marshal General Of En,l Tennessee.
II. H. THOMAS, a. A. A. &, .Nw l8-lm)
Orucg PHoyo-r MIsuAL GEN'L or t. TrNNol
knoNyjll. Tcunp Nov, 81, lSG3,
CIRCULAR No. 9,
Al person, who have been acting q, the Agents or
Attorneys OF rebels who fled from Eu-r Tennessee In
consequence Of th arrival Of the Federal troop, are
hereby prohibited from collecting orW yug oycruuy
remit ur other money nov due. or which shall here
after become due to su'h ah-noudcd rebels,
And ul such Agents or Attorney are further mo-
tupl that they will lr held to strict accountability
for all rent, or other money collected by them
ou behalf of such d0,oyul persons, siuccthc arrival
~ the iritpl StH. troop, ou the first day Of Sop
tcmb.r 1868. as well a- for all money previously co.
Io,tgd for such persons and not pud over 10 thuu ut
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NIRrILAR NJ. |

OFFICE PUoyu~r NArsuAl Guy'L OF T.. TrNNu
Knoxville Tonuq Sept. T. 1868.
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KNOXVILLE, Jan. >, lsGl
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IRcuLAR 30 9,

OFrog pHoyosr MAEsuAL GGS'l or l., TT
Euo\yill. Tom. N,y. IA lSl
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A1ss S.Nhsfk ~ ~ aOuIANN He
From No. Demecrat)
Yesterday wss set down to be big day
among the peace -any-terms men" OF the
country. The o. A. s were 10 assemble
in Springfield. over the river, in pursuance Of
the programme recently adopted at their Peoria
Convention. another gathering OF their clans
was to be in Columbus. Ohio. while third
meeting OF their leaders took place in Syrs-
cuse, New York, some account of which will
be fondd in our .elegraphlc reports The ac-
ton of these various convocatsDs will fore
shadow In good measure what will be the is
sue Of the Chicago Convention, for, what
ever may be said, the peace men rnle the
Democratic party. Ii pretended war man
is there nominated, and the semblsnce Of a
war platform is adopted, il will be because
the Peace Democrats have concluded that
such action will best TO blind the eyes of the
people, and most efectually secure their pur-
poses. That the public may see who really
run Ithe Democratic machine. and have al
ready determined TO give direction to the pro
ceedings at Chicago, We give below notice
OF private meeting recently held in Hope
Chapel, New York, by about one hundred
leading delegates to. Chicago. which we find
in a recent number Of the New York Tribune
and which has alao been referred to by other
New York papers. the object being 70 cut
the work to be done at Chicago. IL will be
seen that the men undertaking the job are the
leading peace men Of the country. Fernando
Wood included. The meeting WAS called by
certain leading Democrats Of Philadelphia.
Says the Tribune:
1.-The result Of this call was meeting at
Hope Chapel on "Wednesday. which was at
tended by upward OF one hundred represen-
tatives from Connecticut. New Jersey, New
York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania.
Indiana and California. principally. as already
stated, delegates ID Chicago. The meeting
was presided over by Senator Weller. and
among the speakers were Senators Hem
bricks, Bayard, Ex-Govenor Nroom. Judge
RIack, Mr.. &. J LOwery, Mr. Franklin aud
Governor Pratt, of Maryland. Mr.. .. r. Cur
TIA OF New York; g. Brown Of Delaware.
Wm b Reed and Ex-Gov. Bigler. OF Penn
sylvsnia; z. W. Engs. J. McKeon aud Fer
nando Wood, of New York. There were no
resolutions. the meeting being simply OF d
private and not n representative character.
but we are authorized 10 say that there was
no speaking in favor OF the continuance oi
the war .or the Union. while on the ether
hand the general opinion was strongly and
decidedly against an immediate. absolute and
unconditional cessation OF hostilities. The
object OF the meeting was regarded as being
fully attained by the dicussons aud inter
change OF views which took place. and COM
plete understanding was arrived at as 90 wha
should be the general features OF tbs plat.
form to be presented for adoption at Chicago
the only difference of opinion being on M
| dry uoD-essential matters OF detail.
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That most startling results accrue. among
the lowest classes especially, from due
attention to matters likely TO affect health.
i apparent ia the very low mortalsty-rate OF
the psuper -schools placed under proper
management. La the Central London dis
trict pauper schools at Hanwell, the late Mr.
Anbin succeeded IN reducing tue rate 10 less
than two per cent, notwithstanding that the
scholars were taken from the very heart Of
London, many OF them being hall-starved,
stnnted, scroiulous, aud suffering from ring
worm aud ophthslmis. lt cannot be too
widely spread abroad. that the secret OF this
clever and philanthropical superintendent :
rule consisted ia practice aud maintenance OF
extraordinary cleanliness. The eight hundred
or nise hundred children under his care were
well washed all over IN warm water twice q
week. as we'll as down their waists twice a
day; aud the younger children we're washed
after eyery meal Directly garment vas
| soiled. il -as changed although. perhaps. Il
bad only bees worn . fer minutes; and 10
| the regular way, every older boy vas allowed
three clean shirts weekly. The sheets OF
every bed, too, we're changed weekly, aud
| frequently oiteeer. when required. This pro
fusion Of clean lisnen caused ss many AZ
fifteen thousand pieces " be washed weekly
| But the system worked wonders Instead
Of hundred little graves being made N the
grave ard yearly. the sertog vas not called
upon 10 dig many more tbaH dozen. Bat
tins unpromising selection, with this man
sgsment yielded similsF death rate than The
veAlthie.t communities IN the land.
Thus IA will De seen that the secret Of the
preservation Of health lies Ia ose word
cleanliness This quality. loug aud worthily
help nert 20 godIiness, must be applied ia il,
widest sene and De Understood 70 mean clean
| liness "a our houses or streets and our towns
a. veil ss 10 our TODD. linen aud persons.
Air, earth sDd water nsst be kebt sweet snI
clean; and even our fires are not exsmpt iron
pGueuces upon beAlgh. Zoe ~e nav burn
sabstsbce- that emit uswbolsome odors.
Sanitary reform therefore. resolves iissl
isto An O.d. old st0sy. The patriarch Jacob
gave the Pith of u when he oommsDded hh
household 70 "be clean and change you
gsrne1ts. aBd Noses Only enlarze4 th.
came comms0d rhsa he declared. mat II
bcuse be uncless, the priss; should look spos
it. aod cause Il 70 De thoroughly scrvped ADs
elesEsed. aid should sigDs Of ascissnisnes
sg.ia prtsent themselves, Il should be tsksl
down stones simber and mortal, And tkss.
materials csst out Of the city upon an uncIeal
place, and 10 The minute dIrscuons he issue,
respecting repeated sbiusions- IL viil DO
BE of much ss< to tel this story. even visl
is Syrian sssociatio1s, 70 grown up people
they kDo~ IL already: bot hsbst y sec1Dd q
nzinrs. and i = aificult Zoe theu. ~ chsog
thsir rsya These 70 whom sznif.zy rsiofn
ness b. preached. are scbooi-chiidrcn
They rbosid BE taught II we ere dirty. "
shsli beoone dsessed: u -e sn. sc shsl
sufsr. - eert.iniy t.iue t<O are four
snd t.ice four are eight. IL = ia the mind
Of Little ehlidren that vs shoald so~ IA
seed .-Chsmb<rs Jssrnai
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The importstons st the New York port
for the first seven months of 1861. exceed the
entries OF the same period IA 1853 by nearly
$1,000 eco The increase OF gold revenue
Tor the sane period. at the same port. is
$40 .4l5. .5ss.
seven thousand cases OF soldiers claims
lor back pay. bounty. &c. were passed in
The Second Comptroller's Office last month
over forty thousand are now on tho book,
aud The average monthly increase is from
i've TO six thousAnd.
MoadAy. the 18th. was the last day allow
IN which the public could fis certificates OF
causes OF exemption from the New York
State drast. ordered by Governor Seymour
10 fill up the militia regiments.
Bishop James hes organized the Delaware
Conference Of colored Methodists. as fixed
by the recent General Conference held in
Philadelphia. The Conference has eleven
elders. eight preachers we're received on tri-
al. seven were ordained deacons. aud three
ordained elders.
In France. the waste steam from the loco
motives is made 20 heat the cars la the train
behind il. Ii Is conducted from escape pipes
through tubes. which. inside the cars. are
copper. but outside are Of suleanized India
rubber, with couplings which can be readily
managed
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tMLmsoLo's Rose wAs,,.

A. sFosieni lsstioa Io4 DsseAse. o. s.itl,t,, -.
tnrs. and ~ a. ieetion 10 diseases a IL UrinsT.
tsrns arising hoin halle ol lisslpatinu a. "a
usea - ..sIeen - ~ith he Etir-i hacLu o. sarss
Isariiia, In nafh diseasee af rsooamsnasd
The Proprietor, a. onering ~. Hsassaie. 10 a..
.niieted sogld hase u disiiAoIy asaeFstosf thsi
tbey are not Patent Medicines. hosifsnss tus ar
prepared direstiy snsordlns to rules af
FHAkhADl And CIknlsrkY
sitt TIE greatest accuracy, CheasIta ~ 49,. l,.is.
alsa care dssoted - tlsr eas.sisllatlsa - -
80. :. - ~ go. 49, Ss.'si q esp-siess. = 1bs
hecsminslied Aiid used Ia he ff-ellos ..f gt.x.s
dsns ~ the care u he above ulsa.sss
H1ou sfa fehefins rith aAy ftbs above aH.stla1.
procure TIE Remedy 81 once.
Evidabee q The most reliali. Az ,...,..,t,.
ebafectsf VIII accompany the uf.iidina
Cefuheste ~ cures ron a. ~ fssss stsaslas
sith n%Ines kno~n - ssisnre snd fAl.e
for neticei yretertiee rf BJChu. - Ilassns.
lorJ u the Uuifed State.
80 Pfofesssr De~es's yslss.le ssrss a. q
Pfs1tice - PhFaio.
- ''s-,s. ..alss %sss y ths IT,. esses.,.A .,
ses rsn..rts na1s - w.. ksas .ias ssI,....si. !.
usistrsisd Thysician -na FenbsI - si.s Ea,.l "a
leg oi Bafseoas, itsisld. sas l,ablialssi lt tbs
Ifanseetious oftLs kl1s aisI Qasa.lss l,ot..l
sss nealoo-Cairsrglc.l Rssis~ sslIel.a :.
bsi3snsis fr-sofs fsiig~ " Rs - Lsllsss = suf
g.Dts.
sos MI Y a. l-ss s..s4.sa rosas :. ssas,s.
ksf@ef hue'n, 81 O. Tef bptii@ - sl1 iog ~ "
- bsfea9sfilis. sl ~ a a
Improved k9se a an. ~ a. a.
o. hell oossn fsacb o. sl1 "a sditI iii "a "a
col T. c<fe ths iuest obaiiLsts casa ~ ,lirsrtfoa
A. sihsiet - DeiifsfeJ 10 sAg ..iJfs-s ssoursig
pal "a from observation.
&c Dc@eriDe syEapfonss a. AZ asssr.anieasio..
Cures tuaranteed Adslce 0Tatis
AFRiDktTT
: -Fsrsssa.lly 1ppe-ret befcFs Ne, Aft.fnaa
TIE cay - ofIlledsI Iais, A. = Helu ol6 sho l.ui1.s
d8lT fsofn, dgh ssf, kis prspsfsusss cal.fain II
laafteif - meroafJ. O. afssr ia1ufioss drngl -.
49, Dafeiy vsTetsAla III asfaF5lx
ssorn An6 sabseiihec before NE, fhls nd a. =
November, Ina ~. . alhbEkD. Aldsrzisn
ninth ~. sbess Aaoe. Fhils.
Addrs~s isftsfa fef Inform <iioa r. oo.n lrnrs 81
u. 7. Hkf.xBol.b. cksmlst
Dtsstf - - Testt fi bel ftsasEs.t phlia
hnd -. frestsef tes Ivsa
~ htHsie ~ Le1Fftf .tlis sn4 uaprnsIpisc
dfaiars ~hs sl.1s4sor o. dIs,.ot e tl-f 49,
: etheT" trtsiss - ths F-s.s t.siea fttafnsa ~
stsirlbeii's issnpiss Prepsfafieut
hsifsSf ba.ba
harFapsFliis
filFlefa.I h...- n -
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MEDICAL.
Tue All Sufficient Three.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES

"a NUsNk PkEPARATIoNs, wa
n. sbold's Kxtrsct " Bush hu.- Hsimbeld's sarss-
+ psnllA. nelmhold.s lmurovsd Rose wssh
= .eold's eenane hepsrsllon, HIGHLY oOc-
G. IRAIkD COMPOUND FLUID kxrkACx BU-
G. =" Positive and Specific Remedy Cor D.seaEs.
Of Bladder, kidneys. Gravel. DropsieA Swell.
a.. and all diseases and dcrangemenu a. the
l. eAses q these Organs require the sld of a
l. JkkTlc. helnbcla.s kxtrsci Bucku h tks
CARAT DfURkflC. and Il certain % have the de-
sired effect In All Diseases Cor whiek H h reoen-
mended. ~
This nedisine Increase. the power o. D,re-;,os'
and excites the Aesoreenis into healthy sctl0n by
which The Wsiery or cslc&Teoos dispositions. I'D al
the Unnatural knlsrsemenfs are reduced. ~ sell
ss Pain and lnnNmatioA. Aaa h Eooa far ssn-
women, or Children.
Directions accompany hollboid's KKlrsei Rnsal.
fr We.kness srrislng ffoni kRoees. hsbits q Dls-
sipatior. kaFly indiscretioa a. Ahoss. sflanass
Sith the following slmplomE
lndisposltion 90 exerelse los 81 po~ar la.. a
n'eney, diniSuly u 1seAthias. essk News.
sess 81 Vision. pain In The back universal ls<taas
of the muscular system. hst han1s ansaine q a.
hody. dryness ef the skin, sruptlons % he fsrs'
fAlAD CouNfkNANCk.
nkANfNKse % FaK kYEI HT
Freqsently Hlsek spots uYihs hs1sre lhe sTes.
Nu temporary sunaslon ana its- u sishl
want q "iA''ensisa. seeiasV.
with horror Of fsOcis;s.
xNothing Il more desirable H. -uah a.u.st. t1tx
solitude. and nothing they arcaa fes fssr -
themselves No repoee ~ UsnncT. Ne earaesiaas1.
no specuisuon, bul hurfied transition TIA
question 10 Anothes.
These sSnpiOuns. Il allowed 80 ~ "a. xAlss 10
medicine Invariably romoves. -oon folls~s -
lmpotenes. Fstuitr.
kT>iepgic Sz.
In one az which the patient may c2plea
q ho osn cay that they uoi free aen folowss
ey those drefal diseases " Insanity sad con-uulre
ton.
han5 are a~are of the cause ~ thefr srn.ft..
but hone viii CONFESS. The reoorda Of ne l,..,,.
ksYlums. and the melancholy aeaths by Consu,a.-
ton. bear ample testimony ol The truth u tha -,
uon- la Lnnaiic Asylums ibe most uelanc koly an.
h1uon appears. Tie csuiiauauce is actually soa-
den. aud guite destitute. nflel sifth o. erlsf evs.
slsit a. should sound oi iAs volo. as-nt. 4. 1.
rarely articulstes
Win wocful measures Nan daanaif
Low eullen sounds their grief beenl.
Parents and guardians. cAatlor ven eh,lar..
against this evil habit II A. the xrealss al
can befsll ysung man or ~Oman uunttias th,ul
Tor happiness and married life
They may not experience The consequence. 49,
bnt must aud viii sooner later The oon.ti,, tl.r
once Affected with symptsns orgsuic aeAkna.. n.
Quiros the aid OF medclne - stTel, tlog .na ina
crate the system, which Hslmbolds RITRAfT o1s
BUChU Invariably doe. A trtai .sllI ooaeses.
mast akepucAl.
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Hslmboids Highly Qaeenisal.l gey,,s..z
FLUID UTRhcT SbRShPsRllIl.
Byphilis.

fhis Il an affection II tie Rio0d ana snscs. A..
sexual organs, nningt II the nsss, ears thfos.
~fa9ppe, and other mucous surfaces raakfus -
sppesfanoe in ne form ofUlSJkhn, and generally
attended with adiscbargc more of la.a ofefslx. -
II n.g gieeted, destroys whatever part n may atiAo
fhis diseAs" is often transmitted - Children, 4.
couuect"n nom The same c.urs. aud OftaB siti,
oouost hoee. aud both may cai 81 the same dms
hkLhBOlDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED OOs
FOUND FLUID EXTRACT TsAhEAPARIIl.l
shoold 10 used la coaduDctiou sith the Buohu .,.a
hshhoeio h~se "ssh applies 60 tha alcern
Helmboid'- kxHact sarsapafflil. purIa.. a..
hlood, snd removes all Bcaly Rropss a. of the atia
giving the compilation clear ans healthy oolss.
y teing prepared expressly fof THE flAsa on com
70 greater extent than ary stLs. ..4spsr.si-, =
safsaparills
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~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
Y 10 the citizens % vigo Coapty, state OF lndi-
ana, and all persons concerned. that the Assess.
ment Book. containing the lists. valuations and
euumsr aions Of the Annual May Assessment FOR
The year 1854. including the incometax Of the year
lss1 made 0y the Assistant Assessor Of said coun-
~; under the act OF coagrefl OF the untsd States
entitled. An Act 10 supp.rt The Government aud
10 pay interest on the Public Debt approved jn-
y 1st, iss2 and the acts amendstory fhereof; VIII
be kept open Cor examination st W. X. Edwards
oce IN the town Of Terre Haute, ooanty afort said
from the llth day Of August lSe4, 20 the 15h day
of August 1Ss4. At which last date, The sndersgn-
Ell. AZ tho place aforesaid, will rcceive. hear sni
determine all appeals, which must be In writing
setting forth the particular matter q thing com
planned Of taken from the assessments - the As
sistant Assessor Of said county: al which time and
prce al persons interested will please attend.
JAMEs HARRINGTON.
sA--.Tth Collection District q Indiana.
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