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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
From the y. Y. Albany Atlas and Argus
The Recent proceedings AgaIntf th e


In common with tens Of thousands o. our fel-
low citizens, We have restrained the expression of
our indignation at the recent arbitrary course of
the Government in regard 10 the Democratic
press Of New ork city We saw IN il one Of
those errors into which the Administration, on
every occasion, blunders. from it, mere want Of
intelligence and capacity. II was an injury and
an outrage; but men do not always resent the
injuries they receive from foolish and incapable
men.
We believe that the occasion was seized upon,
and the outrage has been insisted uuon, for the
purpose of intimidating the press The stimuli
taneous seizure Of Coy. Medary. of the Ohio
Crisis. upon some false accusation. and in viola
ton OF all law, confirms this suspicion.
1t behooves citizens of the State u consult. in
a time ike this, in regard to what action shall be
taken-not what worfs shall be uttered-to pro-
tect their rights
We see that the Democrats of The New York
delegation in Congress have met for such consul
tation. They are honorable men. and men OF
courage, and know their duties, and how TO ful
fill them. But If they will permit US to give ad
vice. we would urge them to abandon their seat:
in Congress. and return home to their constitu
ents. When such acts of violence occur and are
persisted in. constituting invasion OF the State
and the overthrow of cits laws BY military power
the part which representative Of State plays il
the Federal Congress ceases to be honorable oil
useful. There Is nothing ia the position OF a
member Of Congress at this time upon which the
people look with much favor
The struggle OF Democratic members to re
store to the Chambers their representative char
acter. and TO make the legislative body the organ
o. the people, under the Constitution. has beer
in vain. Equally iruilless has been the effort:
to expose the corruption or to correct abuses, Oh
to restrain or punish usurpatons.
The struggle may be pursued till il ceases tC
be heroic. and NAV become disgraceful Let tn
Democratic Numbers leare their seats in bod,
and come home Mr. Brooks and his colleagues
of the New York delegation, Mr. Cox and tn,
delegates from Ohio. can find among their con-
stituents wider and nobler field of usetulnes.
than thew now FILL Their silence, their absence
will speak full as eloquenty and impressivelv a.
any words they utter.
The wanton infalny on person and property i
unatoned. The outrage, if allowed to pass b,
with impunity, becomes precedent for futur,
wrong. Ii is intended by Messrs. Lincoln, Sew
ard & Co. as an entering wedge of usurpation
and if they find the public mood will bear it the,
will repeat the blow.
We believe that the advice we have given e
our members of Congress will be urged upor
them by the Democrats and Democratic Jour
nails of all the States Let them consider i
wisely; and let the people, too, reflect upon wha
they may be called to do, should such outrage
be repeated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

existence Of this state Of things. some new aud
unexpected step will be taken by the COW sntion
OF the 9TH Of June, with view of neutralizing
the action OF the Cleveland Convention. An
attempt made 10 buy of Fremont. but that
failed. ard will now be definitely abandoned.
Fremont will run. and will in any event be sup
ported By large portion Of the Republican party.
That FAC; Il recognized By the friends Of Mr..
Lincoln. and the action Of the convention here
next week will be based upon it. The precise
line Of conduct has not vet been decided on. bat
it ~ill be bold and INSCRIPTIONS and Il viii. the
Lincoln men declare. secure Lincoln'sre election.
Nous ueTr0ns.
WHERE WILL THE coSyESTIoS MET
The place selected for the meeting Of the con-
vention Is well adapted the purpose. except
that there will rot be room for one half the spec
iators who desire to be present IL Is the Front
Street Theatre, whose walls have often resonnded
With the laughter called forth BY well-periormed
and well-selected comedies. but which j. now %
witness the "smrtty joker's" farce. The pit vii
be ti0Ored over. which will afford room enough
for the delegates, unless there should be more
negro delegates than are expected. The boxes
and galleries will afford comfortable seats fol
about two thousand people. The hall of the
Maryland Institute. which has been secured f0I
the Chase Convention. will hold nearly as many
people. but not more than one thousand car ge
near enough to hear the proceedings. as the hall
is so long and narrow.
WILL THE CHASE NEN 60 OVER TO FREMONT
This is another question that gives the Lincoln
men great concern. Il IS said positively thai
some such an arrangement has been made anC
that the Chase men, who are to assemble here OF
the 9Th. will ratify the nomination of Fremont
in order the more surely to defeat Lincoln.
From all can learn. the statement seems tC
be made on good grounds. will be able TO yer
ify it positively. however, in day or two
If il prove true. il will make the Lincoln meI
think their candidate IS up a spout" sure enough
unless he is determined 10 the extreme measure.
to which have alluded DRUID
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

ne A minis ration wing Of the Republican
- ejc>bled IN Baltimore yesterday to NOM
. ~ Mental candidates. The Convention
4 ko~rkrsrjly organized BY electing the Rev
7. kJIBnxcxIxkIpeE. of Kentucky. ;empOra-
>Do51k 2 o(Icer. Some ak hundred delegates
y pr(kent, and We judge large portion OF
- uufe rc<ainers Of the party in power, place
y. W favor the policy Of the administration
re bo{ause il will advance their schemes Of
ksonek sg9randixement than from a regard for
tn9 intaesfs Of the country.
|rke Convention was permanently oFga nized
on3'night session by the selection Of TX
5vo6cbr Dkxxisox, of Ohio. for President. and
Viz President and Secretary from each
~ 1epr0ensed. The committees on resolu-
~ md the order Of business not being pre-
- 10 report, the Convention adjourned unit
) corning.
Pofoon BRovsLow turned up in the Con
ko|n aud made characteristic speech
ID The delegates from Tennessee eschewec
chicago Convention and the Cleveland Con
1fpn-shey would have nothing to do viii
but we're for The "Baltimore-Lincoln-
y-of negroes -ecaveDtion," which sentiment
received with great applause. This indicates
the Convention is for LINCOLN and the negro
he negro delegates from South Carolina ma!
kcludsd from seats in the Convention through
kammtpy tactics. A motion was made no
sceive ds;egates from the States in rebellion
con BkowxLow objected to this acknowl
lent Of the doctrine OF secession by
biou" Convention. but to keep out tb'
bios from the State of Beaufort anC
practical admission OF negro equalit,
. their reception would concede, the dele
y from the rebel States may not be recog
4. 10! the poor negro,
Is probable that the business of the Con
ion viii be accomplished to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
n SPLENDID
GRAIN & STOCK FARM
ON THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI r. r.,
FOR SALE

NKTE have for sale Of the finest Grain ami STOCK
Wv Farms in Indiana, lying on the Ohio and Mlssis-
sppi Railroad about midway between Washington the
county seat Of Daess county and OogO0iee the couu
~ seat Of Msrt1 county, and in the coal region ..
Indiana.
The Farm contains $40 acres, divided into
parts for grain meadow and pasture TEe products a
grain, hay, cattle mules &c be shipped 70 ST. Tuis
Louisville Cincinnati, dire By the Ohio and Hssis
spi Railroad, which within few hundred yards az
the north line Of the farm station and post ofco are
on the railroad opposite the farm
There i large quantity - timber the land which
) yeaily becoming valuable and eventually vii
pay Tor the entire II the farm TIE clo-e
Of The railroad places timber ali kinds a. a higb ..
giving cash market on the ground for wood for engine
mel and 10 logs for lumber purposes railroad ties bridge
timber. &c
The fcrcrs dwelling. barn, stahier CRIB Ac are Al
good sufficient In extent ard tn order hay press and
covering Tor large quantity Of loose hay with sheds fr
cattle aud mules orchard, well running water &c
are acTS the noticeable and sppTecaiive features of The
farm.
This property viii be offered . very , figure and =
Decided bargain given, Tor god payDens Ia cash A
pau ol ihe purchase money can remain interest Tor
three or four years
For further particulars call adGrrs.
DEIZEIL JONES,
Real Estate Broken
- East Washington stree.s
!es-aN Indianapolis, IIl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

MAJOR General Carl Schurz has been
command of the convalescent barracks
File, which At the present time Is an
!. Institution. bis predecessor was a
Fl Buffalo Commercial
love slur OF the German General Shugz
e old Know Nothing organ OF Buffalo.
bow. like the old Know Nothing organ
ePublican print. We have never re
bn Scharz as &, for "a high command
oked upon HIM solely ia a military
be ADMINISTRATION did profess % regari
eonpeEnt General until il lost tie polit
XrS his countrymen- Then. the organ
]<s sneesingly tells u. il placed him as
<sor Of Captain in command OF "A
cent barrack" which has doubtful
AZ the sane time Gen. Sigel is as
the command OF a squad OF men and
supcrintepd section Of the Balti-
Ohio RAILROAD. - Rochester Y. y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
THE LINCOLN CONVENTION.

The Character OF tts Nem bers-ill
the Preiiminartes settled at wash
fngton-How the Cleveland Nomin-
atoms Eother the Shoddy itcs-Con-
sequences OF the Nomination OF Ere
mont-Thc Cleveland Platform an
UncTadicabic Thorn In Ltncoln's
Side-Tbe President begins To thin
that ssfhe Little squad OF Boifer>'
Will sssurt' somcbody-A Coup De-
Fiat an Contemplation Place OF
Holding the COMMUNICATIONS the
Chase Ven Will Act.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
MARRIED.

Al tie residence q Mr.. Dr. Billiard by the Rev job
" NeIllnder. Mr.. JAWS Hotsrs and Miss K,rE SSYTH
all Of this city.
oh married love.-e2eh heart shall OWL
Where two congenal sosls unite.
Thy golden chains inlaid With down,
nv lamp with Heavens own splendor bright
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

Grants Army Approaching the Val
ley OF the ChickahOminy-Ap
tensions i'm Regard tn the Campaign
Against Atlanta-Ehy the Admis-
sion OF the Bogus Senators Erom Ar
kansas IN Oppvs d-rhc Action of the
Cleveland Convention Damaging to
LincOin's Prospects, &c., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
wars Generalization.

\ few days ago we copied from the correspon
dence of the Detroit Tribune, a Republican pa
per and the organ OF Zach. Chandler, detailed
account of the state of society in Nashville
which revealed the startling fact that there ar,
in that city no less than four thousand Cypran.
licensed by the Federal military authorities
Here is glimpse at the same evil, unlicensed. 81
the south side OF the line
From the Mobile News, April 18th.
We can hope no good results from trivial con
duet on the part of our women Instead Of
adjoining their persons for seductive purposes
and tempting officers TO course alike dis
graceful and unworthy OF women whose hus-
bands and brothers are IN our armies they hao
better exhort them to well doing than act as in
struments OF destruction 10 both parties The
decentralization among our women is becoming
fearful. Before the war 10 woman dared 10 de
mean herself lightly; but HOw a refined and pure
woman can scarcely travel without seeing some
OF our officers with fine looking ladies as com
paniouS. You are forced 10 III at the tables with
them YOU meet them wherever YOU 20. Is il
that we, too, are a Wild as our enemies. scot
tng st God and at all rules Of social moralityY
For Heavens sake let u frown down this
growing evil, unless all mothers aud father.
would have their daughters grow M IN pesti-
lential atmosphere which To breathe j. oeath i
lot the hand OF tie enemy enough % send De
struction TO our homes. or must VIC have disgrace
added 70 deathF The evil can only be remediel
by banishing the irail sisters from society, put
ting no man ia position who j. not moral are
not the bright and shining examples Of Lee,
Jackson, Johnston. Wheeler, Maury, and mauy
others. enough To teach aspirants for ofice that
pure aud moral men can make generasl that il
is not necessary 20 piay lackey GO last women 70
gain their c0untry's applause? Nor need they
think they are not known. By their deeds We
know them Our President j. pure and moral
man. we're u not well for him TO set an example
by d>couuteuancing and refusing promotion to
this set Of moths We have no laws TO reach
such a class but public opinion then let that be
used without mercy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

TEyHE LADIES OF fHE ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Church, corner 4 New YORK and Alabama streefs.
vii hold a Strawberry Festival "wednesday evening
all that wish 10 spend very pleasant evening e7-d2i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
FOR SALE.

A DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE. 40. ls7
- West south street. one and half stories high,
three ans kitchen cemented cellars under each,
with cistern and porch Possession given immediately
Title good For particulars call Al Logan Grocery
myl6-t4W \. LOGAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

4 Friday Of last week health. officer
BROOKLYN. was notified that typhus
led in the Sixth ward he proceeded
b Luqueer street. where be found a
lime persons in most shocking state
|od- They we're almost nakei. had 10
% bny food. and we're without even a
|, Hhseh % drink. One OF the family,
|e4r< OF age. was recovering from III
|yphns fever ard bad just beef dis
pm the hospital on Wards Island Al
ienbers Of The family we're in the ago.
bus lexer. The doctor relieved their
wants, znd seat the sick oues 10 Flat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

lures. But, depend upon IL. some queer trick is
IN contemplation TO chsckmate thc resliy ad-
mired features Of the Fremont platform. X.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

sra DnrkaeE.-The Democracy Of
|.th Congressional District will meet
b. 1sdisoa county. Gu Thursday. the
| ly. % noninals candidate for Con-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
NOTICE
DISSOLUTION
DissOIuiion OF COparsnershiI

TgNHe partnership heretofore existing in the Carriage
] Making Business, under the 81 II. y. 6a~fsu
Co was dissolved en- the 7th u june by The withdrawal
Of Charles Aaguire from the firm
The business viii be continued heretofore, the
old stand kentucky avenue, by h. X. 5asteu 4 CO
who alone are auiho 70 settle the claims Of the lac
firm "a. = GASTFN
feS -d3t JACOB NULL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

U. :. BONDS.
u. S. 10-40 BONDS.
These Bonds are issued under the Act OF Congress Of
March eth 1884, which provides that all Bonds issued u
der this Act SHALL BIZ REDEEMED IN COIN. at the
pleasure Of the Government AIRY period than
ten nor more naa Iorfy ysars from their date. and IN
III their redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds Of net over one hundred
dollars annually, and ON al other Bonds semi annually
The Interest payable the rs day. Of March and
September in each year.
As these Bonds by Act Of Congress. are
Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,
their value Is increased from three per per
annun according to the rate IF tax evies in various
parts Of the country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight per cent. Interest
ia currency and Of equal convenience as permanent
or temporary investment.
II Is believed that securities offer so great induce
menis to lenders as the various descriptions Of T. S
Bonds In all forms Of Indebtedness the faith OF
ability of private parties stock companies OF separate
communities only is pledged for payment. while for the
debts Of the United States the whole property Of the
country sholden to secure the payment of both principal
and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from so
up TO any magntud on the same terms, and are TIM,
made equally available the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They be converted into money Al
any moment and the holder will have the benefit of the
interest.
The Funded Debt of the United States on which inter.
est is payable in gold, the Sd day March, 1894
s6s 900. The interest on this debt for the coming
fiscal year will be 2s, while the customs revenue
in gold for the current fiscal year. ending June sOth
1894 has been rate Of over 800 900 600 pei
annum.
NC seeH eddi even present gold revenues oil
the Government largely excess OF the wants Of the
Treasury for the payment of gold interest," while the
cent increase Of the tariff will doubtless raise the annua
receipts from on the same amount Of importa
lions to $50 900 per
The authorized amount of this loan is Two Hundred
! Million Dollars Instructions the National Banks act
ing as loan agents not issued until March 90 bat III,
amount of Bonds reported sold at the United state
Treasury up toNay 2lst was
S54, J64,9OO.
Subscriptions will be received by of thu
United States at Washington aud the Assistant Treasur
ers New York, Boston and Philadelphia and by
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
indianapolis, Ind,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositares of Public money, respecta
bic Banks and Bankers throughout the country actn.
agents of the National Depository Banks,) will furnisi
ON o,orv q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
CROWN HILL CEMETERY.
PUBLIC SALE OFLOTs
CONDITIONS.

FINHE terms OF payment will be one-third cash, on
third in six months and one third in twelve month
within sixty days from the purchase. of the give
for the deferred amounts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

After the public SALE all unsold lots will be subject
entry by the first applicant the Office the supern-
tenden on the grounds where all the business Of the
Cemetery will be transacted.
JAMES NJ. RAY, President
MO- 7. HAUGHEY, Secretary. ie6-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

All Lots sold and the OF them will be subject tn
rules and regulations which may from time 10 time b,
adopted for the best government of the Cemetery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

Thus you see that the sneers that we're % freely
bestowed upon the Cleveland Convention before
Il met. have givea place 10 well grounded alarm
and apprehension Nothing formidable" said
one Lincolnlte paper, "can come of the Cleve-
land Convention. unless it dominates Grant. and
not then. unless he takes Richmond Bu, the
little squad OF boilers" as another Lincolnite
paper called them, have already quite unset the
calculations of NJ Lnc0lns advisers They
have "boited" 20 some purpose. And the most
iudicious friends Of Mr Lincoln fear the renom-
:nation OF the great ex rail-splitier will in con-
sequence. be bolted by many OF those ON whose
votes they have heretofore confidently counted
CoUP D'ETAr N CONTEMPLATION
Il is said, therefore. that in consequence Of the
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94iIg gutelllaeatst.


Jean IOgsiOW and the Americana.
sweet Jean logsioW," the new. born
poet Of Britain, has shared the fate Of all
great fAVOritsS At the banda Of our Amsri-
eau WOrShippers. Letters of admiration,
interest aud criticism have been addressed
to her 10 scores from our side the water
from our famous literary men aud women,
who welcome her to their brotherhood, -
aud from the humble and more WOrshipful
men aud women 10 their quiet and I'M.
known homes, bnI to whom che has song
. Song Of Inspiration ADd consolation. that
they tain would acknowledge. Aud she
mGkss response, 10 letter to her publish
srs in Boston, az follOWs,-so modest aud
sensible and tasteful as to finish the eou-
quest Of our hearts,
pheasant and friendly as has been the
reception Of my little book 10 my native
land, IL is much surpassed BY, American
welcomes. and though, OF course am per-
iselly aware that a vGst deal, more than
my Que, has been awarded TO me, thOpe
not to be elaied by this gensrOsiiy of praise,
but on the contrary TO mad it y strong
inducement to advance. I hope you do
rot think We 10 England are so igu0rHnt OF
literature as not to bs.wsil aequatnted
with The works Of most Of the writer's who
have been kind enough to notice my efforts.
FoE witty and humorous poetry, for in.
stance, We almost depend upon America.
Hood no doubt is excessively read, but is
not so genial aud dEOll as Lowell or .. w.
holmes. hope. by the by, that the son
of tue latter is well and strong sgain.-
The account Of the fathers going IN search
OF bin excited great interest here. Long
fellow, Euerson and Hawthorne have also
an immense reputation here, more go,
think. than Whittier, whose poetry. though
very 6ne, is perhaps more local Ia. interest,
and, consequently, less understood. Bay.
ard Taylor also has met With EeET good
reception for bis two lasI boOks. hope,
II yOu should have any personal cOmmu-
HicAtions with the various ladies' whose
letters or notices you have sent me, thai
you will express TO them how much am
pleased with the generous kindness they
have bestowed upon me. Ills particularly
pleasant TO be approved by ones own sex
hope in the course Of time that may
send them better finished and better con-
Sidered things, tor there is nothing more
truly stimulating than indulgence"
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel
ing Rail Road.

b
OK AND AFTER AcNDAT:Eov l6.L, 1855. pas
" seslEr- Trains viii lave BRIDGEPORT q foilaS-S
l1"o-i.M .issl Train, stopping :: IN aasiors. ar
EiTes At Pittsburgh at $50 r NJ and
Cleveland 81 s45 IN.
Ss3o 7. ii Accommodation Train. EtOppIng n al,
5Ss,;of"' arrives a. PittrbuTEh ii sos
1000 r. 81. Express Train, arrives at FItt.brrh 81
Bio a a.aed Gle slHuJ A. 9:.G A. 81
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland Al So 4. n. and 80 p NJ ar
riya at BridZeIou at C.uS r. H.. aud 6sIS 4. u.
Lt+ve Pittsburgh at las A. u 6:l6 A. n and
i4S T. NJ, arTiI's At Bridgeport at SO A. NJ, 1885
A. 81. AMI c.0s P. NJ
ConT SrtiOns are made as Follows,
81 Pittsburgh with PsnnsyIvanEa R. h for Barri,
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIA.
1slphfa, New York and DOstOn.
At CirTelaod with Cleveland Toled B. K. for Ban.
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all POinta in the SoETH WEsT. With
HeIroit steamer for Detroit, jackson,
'.hiGsEo aud the NoRTH WEST Witt
UIsTeiAnd REie K. 4 for Rrie DIM
| kirk, DunAl0 and Jisgarn FAilB. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati foI
| SItstiine. Delaware, Columbus and
At HudsOa With the c. q Q. R.R. for CuyAhoE1
Falls, AErUn. AillerSburgh Rod TooS
| ter.
At Alliance with P; Fl. ". q O. L. r. for Canton
| NasyiloB, Wooster, EElenl, Rnou, Co
| luGibuS and Chicago.
AtstsDbsnTiIIe with P. C. G. Line aud AZ BELLAII
|. with 60. o. R.R- Tor LabesTilIe, SEE
| ark, Columbus, Xenia, DAYTON, Irdi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
| St LcuiF, ST. JOzeph and ali point
/ EtSt aud south West.
hICuTsion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 400
Fare always aslow. and time Enueh quicker thai
| 1Ly other rOute.
Through Tickets 70 all points In the West, Mort
aud Enst can be procured at the oflee under til
| NcLCre House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tfcke
| Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates
any point AcceEzible by this road AID its
70 the Fast, Sc-th, West and Northwest At of5c
rnder AIRiTe House. OrWtth IT. Agent At Bridge
'oFf station. WI D.TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, We.
D. 3. WILLIAMS, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH. President. 'sstO'''''
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