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VOL. Xxx.

delay. b. which soldiers are made to tntas
great tnconveniences.
FosF orT1cE CuAHoks.
The following changes IN PostmAtters were
made BY the Postmaster Gcnera1 e!nce the
sd tnst.
OAo-May Hill, Adams County, James l. Rob
ert, rice S. Mcclure. resigned; Patriot, Gallea
County, N. Clark, TICK L. D. Carter Trtlcued;
Waynesyi{lo, Warren County. ]. ". Irwin, rice
r. 4. Merritt resigued; Rorden, 6ciota County,
>. Thompson, F}ee D. Cofnau; Lilly, Sdota
County, $. r. cuunmins, rtct L. Giihart resigned.
Hfseonsin.-Randolpn Centre, Columbia Conn.
". .. FinneF, r1es J. n. Da5. resigned; Croes
P1afns, Dane Comfy. J. Boet, tice B. RickhArt,
removed; IaFatettc. Chippewa County, Bar
aun, s3ee !. a. Brown, resigned; oxiordsil'e.
Rock County, George HelmhalE, r4tt R. Sp1atue,
removed; Star. Vernon County. Anson ". Dc
jean, ri:e c. W. 1awtou, remnrcd; New Sails
hurry, Harrison County, n. Folsz, tie T. Fisher,
abandoned hts office; Concord. 9fppecanoc coun-
ty, ]. Accaber, e1c4 J. ". Potwin, resigned Val
ley cf'y, Harrison County, c. r. Iapp, r1ce q.
". Booth, resigned.
Colorado Territory Living Springs, A1rapaboe
County, c. L. Gait eiee G. 9. Gonbafgc resigned :;
Colorado City. Fl rHso County, C. Il. Jones, rlc.
Y. J. Batrd tesicned; Mills City, Clear Greek
County, ". r. Hawkina, ~1ce y. L. Stanley, j..
resigned; Va1mount, Bon11er County, Il. It.
Eldred, riet T. j. Jones resigned.
Nitsourt-Clilton HAL, ST. Louis County, ], ii.
Ellcsy. riee 4. Mugger removed Huunewell.
hheiby County, 4. .. 7llrof, rtet D. 4. Withcrud
removed.
CALL TOT nspCc11oE OF TIE TAX on coT1or.
Ihc Ibs,'s WashinRtor speeial taya Protninent
Southern men have urged Secretary MeCulloch 10
eotlou.
TIE 1zrEAc11HEs1 uuKs11ox.
The BuEalo commercial AdreriifeJ saTs. Ea
taye private intelligence from Washington ,IIat
1Ead. Sl.. rms har called caucns Of Reinhlicsn
cert Of action E'r fmpesehfSg the President.
AGRICULTURAL 1MrRuvxlES1n At TpE eoC1u.
WARRINGTON, D. C., November 27,-Judce
Whitaker, Of Lonstana, has heea IN this el1y lor
Eow Of cap,to} sonthward, md has succeed ID 10
LIE enitfr tsttsfaction. ha.iut confrvrrd frer1r
wt,h No1lhc,h gentlemen now here, Ue leayt,
tomorrow for home to urge anon the South INV
agitation Of 1heir agricultural iplercsts instead oi
poliuca1 questions.
KEILr TO M. HARLAN.
Mr. La 1lefntIc. late Of tie State Department,
has replied to thc card o! Mf. Harlan, publish I'd
THE rnls1nExT AND CABINET.
WAsHISGToS. November es:-Eherc was nc
Chdfnct meeting he'd tC-iay. The various heAde
Of Departments ARE. however, attending sin.lY al
tic Executive office, in tic order that thev ar
sent for b. The President. No oilcs visitors IRE
received by tic President.
1Enu ASSURANCE.
WAsnlS6Tes, November .1.-Ex.reheI General
by the President, to-day called on Treasurer SPIN
rfr for the 2aSncut VI check for S+,11 0. 43C1
dlc to him on r. ttcsnent Major In thr Uni!ed
states aft Ia l}, ltt before hi Joined the arm9
OF the contedetaey The Treasurer Fc!uzea The
pleasant TO the applicant
F&Nns IN TUE TREAsERF.
The Government has III lis Treasury abon1
, 1866-11-28

Suit AEnaust = Horse Katiroad Company.
BosEox, November 24.-A suit for damasrs Of
Horte Railroad Comp4ay, the plaintiff IN the ca4p
has'ng had his lc: broken. On SUNDAY, by alleged
cascl. asness ct lbe conductor, wss heard before
defence took the novel ground that the defendant
eannot recover damages. - he waf doing an ills.
gal net by travelling In the ho1se on tho Sab
hath The court reserved its opinion.
, 1866-11-28
FR0M CAIRO.

Sentence pf CHmfnaI&-Accidcutnlly Ahof-
CA1mo, Ill.,. November s7.-Eleytn criminals
tried in tie Ale1atd1a County Cont, this Term,
were sentenced to the Stxe Peultenttary Tor terms
ranging from one to icn yeats OF this unubet
ak were white men, ono i while WOMAN. and four
negro men. al Of whom have beeu sent forward
Charles IisEl. 4 clerk In tho Cairo Post Once,
while ont bunting yesterday, Waa accidentally
rhot in The calf Of his feg and the muscular por-
ton Of his thigh, cauti1: serious though, It ia
hoped, not da1eelons wound
The weather has turned warm and rainy.
, 1866-11-28

nrFTA1o,: November 97.-The third rail On the
Great Western Railroad, to enable cars on the
New York Central and Michigan Central roads to
run on It, will he soon laid. The Great Western
and Other roads are then 70 put On = through
The Weet, 10 be known ~ the Blue Lluc.
AI.BAS7, November IA meeting o. the Do4rd
Company was held here today. There are ru-
mors that the Vanderbilt movement to eecure con-
1aI Of the road WAS eaeckmated. and that Esastus
Corning will be chosen President, and Vim. G.
Fargo. Vice President. We learn tron the best
authority skAt nothing occurred at The meeting 10
Justify the statements, and that only the ordinary
ROUTING Of business was transacted.
, 1866-11-28

$4,000 cash.
.ay1EE t1u.tnul-
IT, The Abov&
j. Apply u x
, 1866-11-28

,,-A COMPLETE CURRENT HISTORY Of the
progress Of EVENT.. with general news oi the
cay.
,c-Crr1uC5 TELEGRArH1C DISPATCHES
sortaipfnE the Latest StTt from al 0eFfs+
down 10 tie tonr oi Eottx to prrss-
&-KE6CLAR CoNEE fFora unmts-
on. POINTS In the South md The Capitals q The
western s,ase+, Washington. New EeTk. st.
Lou,s, Cel,:crn1a, Kansas, Csnads, GtEat Brit
ain, France, 6ezcanJ and ltsi5, bestdcs ocea-
,lcral letters FROM nary other potnts whet-
nttresuas texs IL tylptp:flra. No other $ouf.
Eal in the tonrtrS tnpfoys laskes OF nefa
capable corps or correspondents
ut-An1.F tulTOR1Al.S Gu Political Topics, aod
al 4us;ecs. Of current intestas, Aad Reviews e.
New Prbtlc4aoa9.
, 1866-11-28

The INapcra1lAta n9ntR pefrntrd-A French
ConductR seized b5 the Ltbera's-Frcnch
Troops Waiting for Tfnu%portatso1.
SAx FRANCISCO. November ss.-1he steamer
Cclim1. Mexico, aaviecs TO November 18th,
ray ,hat General tttgufcs has,ng been victorious
ov.: the lrrctia1lst., under NciItex In The stair
Of Mtcho.tlns, row approaches ColIra, expecting
b. au,y .nd booty. ia French commander, Dss-
tholn. Who cteo::el q tont'ucta from GuaAtlAca
10 Aanzil.e. VIII sc.,d cf te:ulars. approached
10 mset hle. II tic head Of 80 rhcn,
Int iel1 int, - ambush near coItmA ant was
Killed. together With nearly Ill biz odcers. Gre.'
enntse.uatlon prevailed 1t Iol17oa, as ttas place
1ss deftnt.:leet. The Tibe-a.s are reported u
hnsc committed crcf a,roe1uee. The French
forces would leave Ma1ztean ~ soon as the ci:h
teen ships arrive now on the waT from Eu:opt
p{,h earroes, which .1lt yield daues amounting
to <sfu',tO0. The French share, - Per cent, L
rpnA{ e.ffl worth wnIGhc for.
, 1866-11-28

Mcsance Of the Governor OF South Carolina.
CoIrHB.A, S. c., November 27.-The Gove:-
day. 1t takes gloomy view Of the present con
ol1on OF afaise, and attributes the depression Of
agriculture aEd business in the state to the tntole
population should be stimulated to work
BY letting them zee lLat 1Abo. Is honorable and
idleness reprchensible. The Meseagc II mainly
devoted to State Aeaits. and says the reant Of the
experiment OF fro labor has brcn highly cncour-
ngtDE under the circuuatancte II concludes BY re-
tefrtne 10 the Constitutional Amendment, which,
he eaJs. neither the interest nor the honor Of the
State VII allow her to fattfy.
, 1866-11-28

kutcide-Fcrdtct for Dans1xes
Little Miami Ral1road-Alscu1pt TO Brenk
Up Negro Con3rcEation-A Bloody Ftrbt
Eueucx.
, 1866-11-28

advertiser,
L. 4h,} &2rioE
ta a well eEt2b
-BCStkESa" ~
, 1866-11-28

AUGUSTA, Me-, November s;.-Eben F. Pills
br5J. Of Farminston, late Democratic candidate
md received bis commission as United Staten
Tension Agent ut this city IN pl4ce Of ChAties Pot
Ter fEr1nyet
, 1866-11-28

NEW 3tf8ty 11epfe*E1fhItFEA kleC1.
TRENTON, y. j., November 27.-The Sensteca
vaefcfs met to-day and announced the following
12,4aT; s,ape .{De.a.(, y,loa Second Dl*ttlct,
M.isht lpem.,. 1855; Newell (Rep;,, ls.4'6.
son incp.,, Is,ass. Fourth Dlrttict, I'M (Rep.3,
1a,sG1 Rogers {Dem.} Il, so; Hurley (ladepen.
dent benz, lN. Filth district, ual.s5 (Kep::l
L, ,7.6; Gilch!t.t tconse.vattve', 11syj: Ccr1af-
Of the First Distinct, Chas. Aaight Of the Second
Chas. SItRrcates of the Third, john HEI1 Of tho
Fpqfth, anu Geo. 4. ualkeJ Of the Fifth.
, 1866-11-28

NEW TorE, November s7.-1ho tackaTanA,
Delaware and Western Railroad COMPANY. sold
varieties sold at decline varJ1n1 from Is cents
70 81 10 per ton. The coal IL delivered a: Ell
bcthpon IN Ions Of a,940 pounils; lump sold Al ~
average OF $3.50; steamboat, fi.25: CRATE, s ~
rcr, fl.V5. store, &04a; chestnut, 43.@.
, 1866-11-28

rnnApE1Fn1A, November aI.-The o4neess Ct
The f1.uds nn ths !5{fz.1i7f bsltul T1s t.
d4F sn,,Ssa tpt ~ IL 6sse san eea1on N
rhliacciphia Will close with a grand contest b.
tween picked niues. compoaed of players nom the
bert clubs Of this and uther cllcr. FRAT and Ac-
Bride will pitch.
, 1866-11-28

The TchannIcPec Rn"f1au Us"n
Wfu,.GTox. November rs'.-itapncars that the
Trhusnitt,ec Ta}1,oud ErAut was n"t inade IN
eon.,as,a;on of x1o 90 This rum ~: Va oa!y }s
.teusity cisen 10 he refunded in eosI "tn
e1rrcrrcf orcat eonndencs in the ncs :onP4ny'
rhifh t5aee: auons is members GsFfa e 1s,ace ii
SIaM Ihs I'D sonpsny In,s hass ~ Manilsn isr
yg1eMal u thE1f E1nl
, 1866-11-28
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Dcmoraltzipg Effect Of the Late Defeat OF
lke Alltr~ Against fafAZuas.
NV YoEx. November 27,-Ad!ice* ffora Para
Esd caused a complete dlsunion among tae lead
err OF The a1lianer. General Fiort: had hern in
Mir hsf eyscua,ed t:uJn-a and 1~fy With thc Erss
II h!s amy fpr IuEerty. ue had refused to avail
hims eK Of The Bsazilia transports for conveying
his trponE.
, 1866-11-28

under appnfntraent from Governor, now Pre*t-
Gent. Jokusop wAs, In 1851 elected tn the 11ea1-
o1ab!c Congress to consider the relations Of Ten
neatee to The Onion. which .ody+ however, nessf
Senate, hut refused Tie scat, because Of the atd
and cumIon he had extenoe1 10 the rebellion.
, 1866-11-28

NEW Tone. November IA Boston special
taye the receipts Of hoas at this port during the
past Two wccke were 15o>5S7 oartcle. against
t.S7.0 barrels during the corresponding pcnod In
1865 get IN the fAce Of this doubling of the sup
nlv pticcs Arc far higher than then.
, 1866-11-28

1 I
Further D1.sfllrFY $ctzares-lufnunte1
Knmor~ ot Trouble Actwern f7nRtand "nd
atcxtco-.ada<a HiAe IN d:sld-Dra'h Of n
y-.crnuisIa r,nc O:slccr-Tbe City frcss OH
the Constitutional Amendment.
NEW IohK, November - Judge Belts delfy-
c.ea an Important decision YESTERDAY, II IL case
of iLr Chtltan r,ivaiecr, the Meteor. which re-
f,s:ns. The arsnmeel es'ael.shc* Tic distinction
bffwtrn nlv1tly sending ceItsat aud t1csehandise
e ebanet. as II esa,are zd lie a'tine oat II
IL G, ul>c d.ecils frcm ports a.aictt friend.
i nation: lie Meteor was sontctnnel upon this
Investigations OF The Illegal di.tl!le.y business
IL Ibis tltA t.ll eontinGr, nd to-iay additions!
as,.illesiet ano quantity Of wetssey were seized
1tr tsrcets we're full Of a1t sorts Of ahsusd tu-
Eclt this afternoon, "a 10 tho relations WITH EaG-
vel unde, ..ooa to bc The mcre*t tosrrt1ous thc
kErcuIalprt LaSc uscd theu With success 10 fno
DE- q sG esEsfsl per sen a ra5.ss Sao 10
1he Mcktzna. ch:lian tosptdo ea.e ~ to.dsy t.
s'antaln Abrahsta M. Drcvoort. well known
of, thc naval ietsn.tine rendezvous In this ely.
anj for 1bJec .c,rs previous In eha5Gc .! tne
rssal rcc,ritin: station At the BroollTn NAVY
eIsn,yq ats yesss. lie wss ro:iysevea Years IN
the Marine CoTps.
rotnsnc s,rne- At length that the rasiteasion Of
| sm. 1,dmcntt by TIC StatvA in TIC Cnio1 !: ample
| nrd srttc{ett IL E1ve 1he2 force and cffeet In
| cihf wor{s the recovered Stoses and Tetfi1 1ofe*
stc rultitrt to The vii! of tie STATES witch re-
NAMED uEe to the GEion, and rare no Fotce n
fettI1Lc 1pe terms of rrconstsueiiou. IT saEs
DI.ct1ra Of petty techncaltttes- Quisk* And cub
h}cs 1t il aprsr mt that thsee-fourths OF tht ~sases
row rep,cseuted in Congress are competent 10
1nalc tAe pending CoLtuiu ional Amendment
ra,{ ard Parcel Of 'hc Consultation, the tnpFEme
}sr alke TO the outslue and the tneidc Sta'e* and
|, Terri,urie. This is tho conclusion which Ws uo.
ae,ttsnd VII he acted upon tT Congress. When
tNyrrtnrrths or twenty-onc OF the Iwtnty-sf1
Siaic now represented In con31ves shall have rat;
~ i the amendment. the Seer taEy oi state will
he led MIRO by IN act ii Congress. necessary,
~ r.1riafm The ratification complete. Then "hilt
~ ,sttf caucu may be held n tie condition o
ssn.f crn renrre ,iAli0n the autndmtnt consum
w.,"J vii eaIM lc binding upon them - the fu
! a-rn,- ,xv Il tie land. and Congress may enforce
Il f,otn Virginia TO Iexas by spNo2ttats leSaela
~. - /, fAe Territories. 7hla Is the so!utiot
S;h .'S syenttt tte s1eIntcd Star g. Nt6a solution
| nr; III, coEsi, teri With 1he Rights ana power
I p.srwrG fv fhc lo.al States In }upprrssiig hi
esis1i,, oi The laic eosaIted Confcaera'c ssatcs
: .rn viii, all the leelfl1t,on Of tonYfeAs ssne'
ihr 6rrt hohLa atdmcni of Fort Suut:s. lhe only
: nut sficu thrrrtase, remaining to lhe exe!latt
Ststct is wlc,t er .hey Ill make virtue OF ne
! rcteifv ard como forward to The ratification u
= oder to par1icpatc In The rzcttdeEta! e"ne~t
- lSS OF ,en.aln outa,dt to he subjected 70 ln
- tc.n,e OF the amendment by the action Of nc 1osa
o T1e Hnts Of yesterday exhibited anH!stai
d ahlc Indications Of taking the same Posha'r
, 1866-11-28

Dx Stenmcr-Propnset Amendment o1 The
Scutrullty 1.aws-Atd for the Quebec Suf-
1s,,er,.irs isrfi nnd iic,or1n t;n.bcrtnc*- Re-
te,sstou ] ot thc 1.i.crpoo, Gator n.oler.
Aheor!nts"n-s.ns .H ..s, t~...,oni "a Tcxcs
e;un-En'sraf'on 'se@ - @.'sp Tsa s,"ansx seo,,,
New Nous. Novemnet 80 ne skaet ~ Ssna' 9ai'
from Liverpool. lhe lsln aho <uceueso"" Iie Ao-1'
luz arrived. ,u.,, .s-.,..a. the roo.
?he Iordon orntn2 t'3a c.,tnn ;cf;xss isc
eidc1attoI OF the rendihS qaesnhn ui"eEa .ac
Tnitra States and Great bE1ialn " nIh;unaon.
1he loudon M<s sass ssnoorafins
- ;nnui,e into tho neutrality laws. and to report
on IL poe<ibilty of amending them 90 a. y, to httn:
them iEto NOR. Goe1pcie cpno, Iii n WI ~.
cIucc futu1v stcrs Win rsSoTo 10 tnS mn aa!asssn1 @
OF he Alabama cl.tEs, which arc gu! nrasf ean-
trrtaircd on theIr Own ueE!ls.
Much dnmasr has been done Of aooo ID 'sa'
ca:hirc ant snrksLiseih e. .,..,c,s hv ,ac cue1,ec
4 sub;esiplon .us ~ ~ fi~srnoo1. The L0ndon
, 1866-11-28

RAxaon, Me-, November s7.-Th.t evening IN
attack was made on Geo. ". Whitney. keeper Of
the melee one Of the prisoners was severely thot
IN the ahoulder. Eote OF them escaped.
, 1866-11-28

Bos7oH. NoycmbeE 27.-The Republican papers
OF this city are taking ground against tie i'm.
peachmeut OF President 1ohn' ou- Congress be-
ing master OF Tho situation, they cou.erd that 70
sary, and they declare further that Massachusetts
will LOT follow Butter in this matter stlt. there
arc large numbers OF the party who would be glad
one Q! these Is a minister in i leading church
here, who yesterday prayed that God would re-
more our wicked rulers,
, 1866-11-28
FROM NASHVILLE.


SAsNyulI, November Hon Cave Johneon.
Fols'r Toetmsstcr General. del q, no ia OF FIJI.
car. AT bits residence 1t Cla-kszi;e. reua"etee,
sCru reyert5-two. He served fnuEteen yelrs In
Congress. Arqui.tpE 4 tlAuora' reputation; VAS
foIr ycnss President OF the Bank Of Tenneseec
, 1866-11-28

tFwAlTBR0THER Advertising Az's.
1sfs NeArh1fp-N{.. receive AdycFtlac nncuta
for all the ieadtuG pnpcrs ahr~u9hous the
fnned sEntrs md cnnnaa..
, 1866-11-28
Equal Rights and Exact Justice to ALI Men

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, 1866-11-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial pcspeteh to The Chicago Trtbuns.l
NA.u1xG1os, November g.

Especial ucfp11Ch 10 Inc Na1eaTp A'tueAe.I
NAsM1SG1os, November ~
TUE TRENCH M1Nls7EN 1T FAULT
Count Monsholun, III. French Minister, has on
two occasions witkin week stated positively toat
III. only ipfotr alitn he had regarding tie Camp
brll.shermAn mission was Euch at he WAS ao'o 70
gather from the ncVEpapcsr-
non. TaiAD. sTfyLHs
IL re.r buti1y engaged in preparation Tor the VOTE
nj The coming session. BE intends 10 otane lot
v.td bis Enabling act At Is cHs'T daF a.
,r5 s,,o expects 10 press The ConHseaeon OIL,
liicd in 11s cncs atoms, hut still kwcct Ing cnongn
IN nrrvcnt tic return Of lands assigned 10 sfeea@
nnrn. tho cx,atcs upon which Our mHtta;5 cene!e-
rite me. md eo,uc other classes Of LANDS IN tue
haLts o1 leadinc rebels
coAxissloHE1 ROLLINS
has consented 10 the ure Of bis name II eand'aa%
for nomination to Congrrsa IN The fortsmou'a'
n. H.. nttt ;ict.
The Wcsttrn mails ycssc.day and TO-DAY were
aga.n considerably tchtud-
Evidences Accumulate herr daily to show tha'
tho po.tsl tystcm hae fallen far bchi1d the excl
lieut. COT diiion In which Mr.. Dennison lctl them.
sw1SGEkd AEorkp.
rhe aYtIe'ce ot the Star ara Attracting much At
fcptiou Tonight. 1t scouts tic ada1 that there h
h..dtttp in tho terms demanded Of the soa:h B.,
thc Notia that history shoms mono as mild snt
rr,,r,na, and that It IL ridiculous to argue tia
~, cunstItutiou falls to give the victors In ta
1.,c var complete power ovc1 the terms Of rcstos
: alton.
| 4 .t7crr movement Is On foot 10 restore II
F+r.ton Burcap to the War Department. d. sI1
I'm bukircss Is With that oice, all Of rs intoE.na
.tou couts from 1t, and the fepafa'ion o. &ae :"
I. c.ps,n4 much unnecessary eomPae2uon Al
, 1866-11-28

Me n,brrn Of CouEresa-A Breakfast to Rcna-
Tor Ecrs+uden-llcroustrnct b.
Hleut-TFini Of Jet. nnvas-HcrAid on Re-
coaarnctton-aorncc t:tecIcy bcfiaes tits
Fotttton-The World on shc Mexscaa
Qpr.lion~@nte Of tona-a1uGutHccnt aIe-
tcn.se khawcEs'h f'r~"t ssrssain-ssn,&1",
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihunc.]
New YolK, November n.
a large number Of congtessmen have arrived In
thi. city, m route to II Washfugto3. At breakfast
party this morning, At The residence Of senato:
Morgan, to Senator Fcssondeu. at Which scyoExl
distinguished Republican politicians wore present,
The question OF reconstruction wad discussed At
considerable length. II Was generally admitted
that the Impeachment Of President Johuton
Should not be advocated. for The present. At lcast
A speedy trs.1 VI !e6: Davis was thought to be an
undoublcd necessity.
aro aEcuts that tho raltocation OF The amendment
BY lhe Statcs In ine Union Is ample and suficlent
to rive ,ncm force ~ sset In oass Mesd re Ihe
vii uf tue States which remained true to The
Gnfun ard legally have 60 solco in settling tha
Frcrsrator1 10 star Ing for some weeks' go
ion 1t length u this mornings 1fi5pat. he eays
ns Is hous6 ot ,h
jrc.cni impartial suffrage should be 8esised and
detca.cd.
can nucrtlop, the World has this remarkable
narac1spl; - Ii were really the uEtted uatiou
70 sec1ued On the f'olns Of becoming, F.anee
thc conflict which has arisen bstwcen the E1ccn
live ard Legislative branches Of our Goveznmsut,
!lt right and rvnted With naughty tn.olence,
will b. come again dtscontented and rccalc!traut.
irauccs the French Emperor to prolonr hi: stay
mi ] attsepsione @ II Congress should cpntlnne its
coulurrliou~ treatment of the south, and its VAT
iare % tne President, Napoleon may treat our
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, 1866-11-28

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