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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
THAT BOUNTY QUESTION.

The CoppeJohnson Conservative
party by poster by blatant orator, by
advertising and other means have been
circulating malicious LIE 10 asserting
that Congress voted $500 dollars to the
black soldier, which the Paymaster
General ia now paying whilst they gave
but 800 to the white soldier, which the
Paymaster General refuses to pay
Their object Is to mlslead those not
acquainted with the facts.
Let us look ut them as involved in
this case, Every white volunteer, who
enlisted between July lst, 1861, and
June 2jth, 1868, also April lst, 1864,
and July 18th, 1864, for the term Of
three or five years, received bounty OF
500. Thosewho re.enlistsd. as vetcr-
ans prior to April lst, 1864. received
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

w. KErcHuM, Hon. GEo. V. LAWRENCE
and others The Morgantown Band
discoursed splendid music during the
intervals.
The proceedings, and the conduct OF
tie crowd daring the day was marked
by the utmost decorum and good nature.
The boys by flag on the house top
signaled to the gunners on the hai and
every time cheer would burst from the
crowd III the street they c!inched it with
a cannon shot.
The scenes, tlre speeches, in short,
everything connected with the meeting,
is deeply impressed upon tire minds OF
the people. 1t was n glorious day never
to be forgotten. Hundreds OF lovely
ladies were present, and by til, ,ir beauty
and smiles contributed in great degree
to the interest OF the occasion. Toe
much honor cannot be awarded to The
earnest friends throughout the county
who so ably worked and gave one day il
the farmers busiest season to attend
Though weak in number heretofore, tn,
minority OF "Little Greene" can see
visible swelling OF their ranks TAX
courage brave hearts! On the 9th @
October the boastful majority shall Sc
such sequel to our grand meeting a
will make them stand aghast with iea
and wonder.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
" STAR IN THE EAST F!
'0H! HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
.s FROM MAINE ?D
THUNDER FROM THE NORTH!

Yes, they are beaten as never before
not merely beaten, but routed 1t is Il
regular Appomattox The Governor,
by nearly $4,000 majority-all five Rep,
resentatives IN Congress by majori,ies of
$500 and upward--all thirty Senators
seven>eighths OF the House and a moral
certainty that Hannibal Hanln will be
returned to the United States Senate for
six years from the 4th OF March next
such are the trophies of a victory rarely
exceeded in completeness or in impor-
tance. The vote is heavier than that
cast for President in 1861, and the ma
jority at least Ten Wousaad larger than
Llncolns over Mcclellan, What more
could be asked ?
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election district, or otherwise f,audul ntly vote
more than once on the same day, or shall
trauduontly fold and deliver TO the inspector
two tickets together, with the intent Illegally
to vote. or advise and procure another so To
do, he or they shal, on conviction be fined In
amy suminot less than fifty nor more than Ave
hundrc dollars, and be imprisoned not less
than thfee nor more Than Twelve months.
II any person net qualified to vote in this
Commonwealth, agrecably to law, (except tho
sons oil qualified citizens, shall appear at any
place OF election, for tho purpose of issuing
tickets Or Of influencing citizens qualified to
vote, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay
any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars
for every such offence, and be imprisoned for
anv term not exceeding twelve months.
In case the person who shall have received
the SECOND highest number Of votes for inspec-
tor shall not attend on the day of election;
then the person who shall have received the
second highest number Of votes for Judge ut
the next spring election shall act as inspector
in his phce and In case the person who shall
have received the highest number of votes f0t
inspector shall not attend, the person elected
Judge shall appoint an inspector in his placet
and in case the person elected Judge shall not
attend then the inspector who received the
highest number of votes shall appoint o Judge
in his place or If any vacancy shall continue
in the board for the space OF one hcur aftef
the time fixed by law for the opening Of tho
election, the qualified voters of the township
ward or district for which such officer shall
have been elected, present mt the place Of
election shall select one out of their number to
fill such vacancy.
Pursuant 10 the provisions contained In tGS
9th section OF the act first aforesaid the Judges
of the aforesaid districts shall respectively take
: charge ofthe certificates Of return OF the cleo
: ton Of their respective districts, and produce
them at the meeting of one Judge from EACH
district at the borough of WAYNESBUR RG,
on the third day after the day OF the election
being ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY on
| OCTOBER, 1866, then and there to perform
the duties required by law of said judges.
: hlso, that where a Judge, by sickness or un
avcidablc accident, is unable to attend sucl
: meeting ofjudges, then the certificate or re
turn shall be taken charge OF by one of TIN
, inspectors or clerks Of the election OF tho dis.
trict, who shall do and perform the duties re
f quired Of said judge unable 10 attend,
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TIRE TOWN

TIRE TOWN
Presented il splendid appearance, indeed
Every thing wore its gala garb. On
nearly every street evergreen stretchers
from house top to house top, across the
way, were pendant with such patriotic
notices and devices as Honor to the
Vlctors = "W elcomc to the brave Boys
in Blue =" "Traitors defeated in the
field shall not rule by ballot !" Seen.
Geary and Lawrence y &C., &c. Por-
traits of Lincoln, draped with mourning,
were displayed from many dwellings,
some with appropriate inscriptions,
others speaking the grict of the nation
by emblem alone. Wrcaths, flags and
banners in protusion, added greatly to the
decoration of the village. The streets
assumed lively appearance as the po-
pulace from the surrounding country
b gan to pour into them. Soon the sides
walks were black with eager oxpectan,s
waiting the entrance ct the procession.
The delegations were in waiting on the
different roads, and under orders from
the Chiet Marshal they were escorted by
the Geary Club OF Waynesburg, headed
by the Morgan town BrFss Band, through
the town, and connected with the main
column which had already been formed
on thc eastern end Of the pike. This
having been accomplished, by salyo
from the arti ery, the whole was put in
motion and filed through our principal
streets in the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
FIRST came the Chief Marshal, Jno. G.
Flenniken, Esq, and his aids, Col. Jno.
III, Wells, Geo. E. Minor, Esq, lawson
Adams, Esq, Thos, Hill, Esq and S II.
Porter, attended by a detachment of
soldiers from the Monongahela delega,
tion, as an escort unler command of
that fire tried patriot Corp'l Tlos f.
REppERr. Each of these wore the "ulne'
with sash over the left shoulder. Then
the Morgantown Bass Band seated in a
fine Band Wagon and dlscoursng soul.
stirring music. After these tie Way>
nesburg Geary Club com Manded v our
well known townsman aud soldier w.
Il. III. MINOR These were designated
Ivy blue badge, with device and
motto "Boys IN Blue !" "Waynesburo
Geary Club" worn on the left breast
They carried the splendid flag of the
club with one rtwo appropriate banners.
Following these were the "Boys in
B!uo' of Monongahela township, head,
I'd by 1seut. j. NJ CRAwrcRD, with
band Of music, banners and Il piece of
artillery drawn by two mules. Then
Cumberland, Morgan, Jefferson, Dun
kard, Whitley and Franklin townships,
composed mostly ct "Boys in Blue"
wearing their faded uniforms and the
honorcd corps badge, one Of their un
ique devices was broken bottls with
the words "My Policy gone up y Then
the l'ices Landing Geary Club, carrying
the banner 1--WE ever vote as we sho, 70
Next came a SIX FOUNDER drawn by six
horses, with timber chest and cannon.
iers, mounted and uniformed a la altil-
lery. under command of Il. l. ADAMS of
our town. These carried the banner
"Boys remember Andcrsonvilie and vote
as you shot!' Then the delegates from
the upper end OF the county; Center.
Morris, Rlchhill, Jackson and Al!eppo,
all under the Immediate direction of
Capt, JSo. MoRms and I.leut, JSo.
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Roogas. These bore many interesting
and pointed notices Among them was
white star on a blue field Gcary's di-
vision balge-enclrcled by the words
IN hoe signo viucimus l'-by this em-
blem we conquer. A greater part OF
these wore the "blue' and corp badges
of their old organizations.
As the head of this grand alcadc
entered, the town seemed to be ablaze
with enthusiasm. The people appeared
to think it-and justly too-an ovation
TO the returned sylctors Of the country
rather than political demonstration.
From window, from door step and side
walk, men shouted and ladies' waved
their handkerchiefs. Banner and pen-
non gaily floated on the breeze. Now
and then the patriotism Of the "boys"
would boil over and they would ring out
those loud and long hurrahs which have
pealed so often in the heaolong charge
upon Southern stee'. Filing 10 the left
on the hill the procession struck Greene
st. and traversing 1t to the lower end OF
town,ogain came up Main to the public
square where it dispersed.
All then turned their attention to The
wants of man and beast. There was
certainly not adequate accommodation
for the whole but our citizens generous
~ provided tor the greater part. Soo'
the cravings ofappette were satla'e'
aud lively piece from the Band brough
the people TO the public square, whcr'
the stand had been erected at the eastern
corner OF the Cout House. The platform
hanks to our energetic ladles-fac
been trimmed with evergreen and hand
somely testooned with the national colors
In few moments the meeting was Gale,
to orderly L. M. SAYGus Esq Chairman
of Go. Com, On motion the followin,
named gentlemen were appointed as per
manent officers OF
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

SUMMER Term Of College closed on
Thursday last. The exercises were ir>
terresting aud largely attended. Six
graduates were sent out. .....
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

TIE Ninteenth Annual Exhibition OF
tho Washington County Agricultural
Society. is to be held at Washington,
Pa, Thursday ana Friday Sept, 20 &.2l,
1866.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

ATTENTION 'BoYs IN BLUE !"--Those
OF you who possible can, are requested
to meet the Geary Club at this place
early Monday morning previous to their
departure tor the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention at Pittsburgh Sept 18th
'GG All come.!he gran1est time yet is to
come off at the Iron city.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

We are indebted TO A. Is. BHowN for
a basket of the best apples we have tast>
ed this year.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
Ready Made Clothing,
PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBROTYPFs

MADE IN
CARMlCH.ELS, GREENE COUNTY, PA.
q G. RoGERs is permanently located in the
~. above named place and would respectful
ly invite the attention of the public to his well
arranged sKYLIGnT GALLERY.
Photographs Of every variety size and
style, and fine assortment of Albums
Frame, Cards. &c, always on hands for sale.
Septic, limo
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
PROCESSION, SPEECHES., INCIDENTS, &c

When tltc signal gaa of treason boom.
ed its hoarse notes OF defiance across the
harbor Of Charleston and awakened the
people of the North from the fearful
lethargy into which they had fallen, We
remember well the quick gathering to
arms, and hurrying tread OF thousands
as they swept in resistless numbersto the
protection Of the Capitol. Such recol-
ltctions are too vivid to be eradicated
entirely, and when we witness such
another scene as that which transpired
in Waynesburg Oh Saturday last, the
panorama of those days seem to pass
b' fore the eye Of imagination in myrc
than living colors, Enthusiastically grand
was the answer of loyal hearts in re-
sponse to the call summonlng them
again to dcnounce treason and traitors,
and to speak from the lips of their ora
tors the same sentiment which blazcd
from the moalfs Of their muskets on
many field of carnage. ..,.
TIE DAY
Was one of autumn's tairest. The re-
cent rains had given the atmosphere a
cool and exhilarating freshness which
seemed to lmpart a glow OF enthusiasm
to every breast. Save here and there Il
gloomy, moody copperhead, with long
drawn visage-the same that Union vi"'
tories brought on hisugly igure-head--
every countepance wore a smile. All
night long almost, fair fingers had been
wreathing the sweet scented evergreen
and hastily stitching together tt C tr-
colors of our national ensign. When
about nine O'Clock all arrangements
we'e completed,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
The 18th of September
ADAY. LONG TO BE aEM EMSERES
Freclnen Of Greene Aroused

THEY ASSEMBLE IN THEIR NIGHT
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
Of EASTER CdEDlSTER, late of Centre To.
Greene Co. decd, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Greene Co.
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said Estate are requested to pay the same and
those having claims against said Estate are
requested to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
ATKINSON CHEDIsTER, Adm'r.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

Given unlcrmy hand, ut my Office In wayncsburg, this
10hd day Of September In the year Of our Lord ous
and eight hundred and sixtysx aud In the nnueth yeor
orthc Independence ofthc United States.
HEATH JOHNS, Sheriff.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-19

10 lnlucncc unullly or OVeraWc any electOr Ol
to prevent him from voting or to retain the
freedom OF choice, such person on convic ion
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars and Imprisonment for any
time not less than one month nor more than
twelve months, and if it shall be shown the
court where the trial OF such offence shall be
had, that the person so offending was not u
resident of the city, ward. district or the
township where the said offence was commit
ted and not entitled to vote therein, then on
The conviction he shall be sentenced to pay Il
fine of not less than one hundred nor more
than one thousand dollars and be imprisoned
not less than six months nor more than two
years"
at shall be the duty of the several asses
sors, respectively, to attend ut the place Of
holding every general, special or township
election, during the time said election is kept
open. for the purpose Of giving information tc
the inspectors and Judges when called ON, In
relation to the right of any person assessed by
them to vote at such elections, or such other
matters In relation to the assessment Of voters
as the said inspectors or either Of them shall
from time to time require"
1t any person or persons shall make any bet
or wager upon the result of any election
within this Commonwealth or shall offer to
make any such bet Or wager, either by YER
bal proclamation thereto or by any printed or
written advertisement, challenge or invite any
person or persons to make such bet or wager,
/, on conviction thereof, he or they shall for.
tit and pay three times the amount so offer d
% he bet
ANY person not by law qualified, shall
vote Mt any election In this Com.
nonwealth, or being Otherwise qualified, shall
vote out OF his proper district, orilany person,
knowing the want of such qualification, shall
nd or procure such person to vote, the person
IN conviction, shall be fined In any sum not
exceeding two hundred dollars and DO i'm
,risoned for any term not exceeding three
months,
Ifany person shall vote at more than one
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

statement Just, cOTESct
u u Er II the hooks of the Company.
: CHARLES j RPI5Gaff It affeGg Ggtstas9eRGtt ttassl95 1T
a loIse IN Pdst times Of prosperity they have
shown themselves large-hearted, liberal and
hospitable, adorning society by their many viz
tues and Strengthening the commonwealth by
their wisdom and experience In the strug-
gle fo2 Independence they met danger and
bore losses with heroic fortitude They can
not now we'll be spared from tle circle OF our
Confederate guild. We cannot afford to
striko from the rolls of the fraternity the
names Of any true patriots. Such men are
too good foG Brazilian subjects and too pre-
cious 10 be willingly parted with. Yet it is
this class of men who seem to be most desir-
Gus to find a quiet home in some foreign land.
If all the white inhabitants of the Southern
States except the insignificant and ignoble
few who did not aid Us OF sympathise with us
in our cause coHld go together to some dis
tant land we should not object to leaving q
country threatened with radical despotism
though going to no Canaan of prosperity and
peace. But this is simply impossible. Six
millions of men, women and children, mostly
poor, cannot emigrate Not one in twenty of
our people have the means to get away. Their
| fixed home and inevitable destiny are here in
these States. Whatever of good or evil the
future may have in store for us we must await
| it among the hills and in the valleys of the
South. Though we should be ruled by a
foreign and hostile power for many dreary
years Of bondage though we may be taxed
and ground down by an alien despotism,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
u EII5 DAY MORNING loVE PR = 7s5s

FiRn III WAsHRaFoF4 La The Qpelousas
E8agier of the 1Tth Says
Thursday night week, aha Sth inst ny 8 o'clock,
ors ef the warehouses oil AessTs. PitFe Gar-
Iiefs iii Washington n as discovered III be on ire
ald the flames we're rapidly eornTauniaated " tlse
5utAsF two adjacent warehouses, and efeetua4y
afsyented tue saving Of the goods which tAey
saatafnad.
We are informed that taese warehouses cen
4s3lesI one hundred bales KIT cotton and large
s15oant of ether goods, which these gentlemen
Aaag in storage fer our plsaters and- merchants.
alas total loss III estimated at SS9900, a WA4eh
algsut one-faurth Is sustained by AessTs. file U
gaarFiere This is d deplorabIs misfortune, par
for thesn gentlemen, wlla thus lose the
frgit Il long gears Of untiring Industry. Inc IRE
vas the result Of an accident,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

aoHthy inserted every other day. to be
sss4rod ssfosthiTde the above rates.
Fourth psge monthly Advertisements, sash sausfs
ssa pes naath.
ETslqn TeEtiaemsnks, having Of the paper hF
sssea pet euare each insertion, iSeep ts
45ss square
FeaEth page transient eavartisepeRts, sash IN
se,sian s. 59psr square.
AGrasaaneEts inserted inteFT1 charged ls nsW
ssshinsertoa
advertisers, who largely shall be Rhossct
sSH abave transient rates ss n'y 9
gppn irogie case sl4aN sueh tsco1 mt sa
css Is nsr eent,
bnsiaesa n@tiees ot tobe e7rf
raz ltae each insertion.
Si taRsans advertisements 1snst DO psid tne
with regular edseetserR asFed 1nslt hlS
ths specs ocaaHisd By sea iiseseesid agafs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
NTNGE2. OIL MPE,

Havngjust from Paris begs TO inform the Ladies'
that has received his week rch invoice of French
fashons selected by herself durn the latest part of oc-
tuber
Expected Ausrazinn, Pereire and Perss5
the newest Parisiau hhnnc of WINTER NNETs, HATS,
Silk and Velvet GLOAKs Empire DRESSES, all ready made,
and the richest selection of Lcs kTts Valenciennes,
Gupur, ard Point DAeneon Bodies, India Cashmere
shaws Furs Gloves, etc, etc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Fair W'ceEs.

The Ladies' of the Third PFC byterin Church =i open
FAIR ND ENTERTAINMENT at the MECHANICS,
INSEtFuTG D Naaes between CHna 44d Common Streets
the ek.
They appeal t. citizens and gers visiting the city
iGr eEGog nent aud support iu their fort rseYa the
Luncn ddl, from IL To- o'clock till 23d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

s Murphy : Go.s publishers, 182
street, Baltimore, have sent us,
Air. r. &. Gogagty, Isl Camp atreet,
copy of tbs Pastoral Letter of
sapa Plenary Council Of Baltimore
tlae EsBaisl1aps ana Bishops of the United
PieaarY Council Assembled. to tie
t9a8E asa I4Aity of Their Change Tie letter
M oefago Of 46 pages. IS signed by all
flss sasiins disslitaries and eseleEiasties eff
1Ae shaiie Church il this country, and dis
1sl8ss snattefs VI great interest to the church
ss 3 tlae soaga5lnisY generally, re presume
eaies of II ean be obtained 1T 1Er.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

THn paPAl A1I1cuqIoNs. The pope has dis
aFhHBed to the cardinals two.aaoentlons, hy hls
honess sin consistory held on November lst n lhe
s,the pope lores the perseetions o Tue ehqIeh
tilt she Italian goveram ent, the suppression q the
religious orders, the secularizafion0f the eeelesl-
asEieal prosperity and the law Of civil marriage.
AlE these acts he condemns, and declares to a5ne
nall and void, and repeats the censures OF the
church against their authors. NeFertheless ms
hoIilesg declares that he acegIds his benedicMoh
ID ltalg.
Glse nope further protests against the INVASION
wild nsGfpation Of Tire pontfaeal proy5Reesi ana
against The revolutionary project for making
Rome fhe capital of the new kingdom, re states
4llat tie temporal power y Indispensable to the
Independence of the spiritpaIspoweF, and declares
ite il ready even To suffer death forthe man
eegapee Of the sacred rights of the holy see ant
Unnecessary to seek in another county iae Ie
" EecHFig feF me better exercise esof ms apos
salic ministry
Finally his holiness nFay6 dat ltaiy may fepep
sF th5 e#tts which she i8a brought np{G9 p{G9ea
ell1fchs "a
I'LL fke seeead aIlaentian ais hoinatlns5 a. lU
shA Rfssiaa gavefament has Te of his busi-
ss9s Us WE the malnbers q
I'D git press, ana commanded their respect
"a ns gsniemaSAlg manners anl social
s1aali 5ueieS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

iea qf the dAir being given at Ma
alIs have the most cordial aeknowl-
ai tiae editors of the GERgoENr for
erabgBnees. airs. Henningsand Mrs.
8st agFesaibly ninistered last night to
tastes 81 HE corps, for which
sFs toRated and voted special thanks, in
liaioaE Chang agne punch Thesolids,
SCARCELY he added, were as we'll en-
tbe beverage, as also was Vie efeate-a-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

lle exhibitions IN tllas arena
yasssrEay were as fellows Best gelaing,
sgne8#; prenliSaIn awarded to Stone
vssI aned by ri q. D. Dismuke. d Mem
1slsis sst gelaing, foe saddle use; pgsnium
awarded % Brown Dick. owned By A4r. d.
asaAa, of New Orleans Best mare for
ssasIIa use; premium awarded to Mr.. H. B.
H6lsgs af New Orleans.
premiums were 500 each, and the CON
qisigs spirited, except for the Last
sass named lrr Foiey's animal being the
oEa mentioned. The aAats On the plat
sAa azena were Alled during the exhi-
spn, ang as the various iayarites were trot-
sogsna applause would greet them from
AH hi multitude.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
RAILROADS.
EW UaLEANs, OPELOUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
.anLre.ton. Ia.llanoln and gablne 70, Ee..aa


STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TEoHE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
l54.

I54 4......~ Canal Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

5ska II Er " E Aaalell e tue 1peloH7
iiHs.sa Ior late nun a7sF St tle pi'satefs'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

rs,rxE s,r LOUIS u0TEL-EEW ORLEANS
bi. eIesant family Hote Heg been completely furnished
,franront aud Willie opened orguests on MoNpAf, tAe
I2th NoyEMBEa Il will CONDUCTED on both the American
n',aTITs O. e. HALL
DEH - 49, 1Ita,r, Oct a 1gGf Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
EDorts Um5rersog Exhibition
FOR 1867.

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