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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

FIRcrIoH In VIRGINIA.

S RICHMOND, October % The election to-
day passed ofsmore quietly than was expected.
Two incipient riots and two other disturbances
were quelled by the military.
Troops are held 10 reserve on Capitol Square
and stationed at all the polls in the city. Cav.
airy patrolled the streets The result OF the
first days voting shows 567 white majority.
The canvas is active twenty-five hundred
whites have not yet voted The extreme
Radicals aremaking anseffort to have the polls
open three instead of two days. The military
under Gen Granger and the city police will be
kept on duty all night The polls will re-
open In thecity tomorrow 1t is impossible as
yet to tell how the State hasgone. 90 -
Lynchburg- Whites, 653;; blacks, 76l, be
ing BIZ less than the number registered. I'd o.a
Terry Precinct-For the Convention, $685.
against the Convention, 205. For the Conser-
vative ticket 206 For the Radical ticket,
1872. -
Amherst Whites, 100; blacks, 3l3.
Petersburg For the Convention, I'll ; against
the ConVentGn,- The lives of negroes who
by the Radicals, and disturbance was caused
by them this afternoon in which three negroes
were wounded Order was restored by the
military and civil authorities. g,ro...
Stanton-For the Convention, 439; against
the Convention, 472. &4
In Augusta county the Conservative ticket
is elected by 500 majority.
In the Valley there was a small white and
full negro vote. The Convention has been
voted down there. and Conservative men cleo
ted IS
The news from Rockbridge insures Con
sentative triumph. st@ 80
The election in Norfolk is not completed
The polls will be open to morrow. The white:
polled 1884 aud the eolored 1862. 1t is sup
posed that Walker Conservative, is elected.
Hampton-Col. White, Radical, is elected
in Elizabeth City county. There was no ex
element at the election ~.
MANASSAS, Oct. 23-Prince Willamette
official vote of Prince William county give;
Lewis, Conservative, l6l majority over Bald
win, Radical, and majority OF 50 against the
Convention. q
CULPEPERC H., Oct 23-Culpeper -Mau
zy, Conservative, beats Bolts, Radical, in Cul
pepper county, 60 votes.
FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg the majority against the
Convention is 1875.
Stafford-Staford county gives a majority
Of $40 against the Convention.
WARRENToN, October %. -Fauquier-Tht
Radical majority 10 Warrcnton is CO. The
Conservative majority at Catlett's Station is TO-
VIENNA, Oct. 23 Fairfax Hines, Radical
tits thought, is elected BY upwards of 100 ma
jority like majority, it is thought, istor
the Convention. 80
{ LEEsBURG, Oct. 23.-Loudoun county
Col. N. Berkeley and DR.. G. E. Plaster, Con
servatives, are elected in this county by =
majority Official majority against the Con
vention 66.
ORANGE G. H., Oct 23 -TerrilI, Conserva
tive, received $50 votes, and the Radical can
ddate, 4O4. Two white votes and allthe col
ored votes were in favor OF a Convention, while
1873 whites and no blacks votedagainst the
Convention.
Rogers Shop precinct gives l79 for Terrlll
and 253 for the Radical candidate.
Louisa county is reported as giving 1000
Radical majority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
TOMMISS IONERS' SALE
y OF VALUABLE LAND,

v
IN KING GEORGE COUNTY, Va.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
King George county, pronounced in the suit OF
Quisen berry's Administrative VS.. Quisen berry
and Others the subscribers, therein appointed
Special Commissioners for that purpose will
expose to public sale, on THURSDAY. the
5th day Of December 1867, Chat being Court
day. at King George c. H., the tract Of land
in the decree and proceedings mentioned, called
1.-THE GOTTA GE"
The Cottage contains 724 acres 1t is beau
tilully located in King George county, on Ma
chodoc Greek, near its entrance into the Poto-
mac river, and is bounded on two sides by that
creek and Williams creek The landing on
the farm iE accessible to steamers and sail yes
sells of large class, offering the greatest faci]i
ties for delivering grain or wood. The improve.
ments consist Of q small but nforta bic Frame
Dwelling House, good Barns, Stables, Essst
Corn Houses, Servant Houses, Ice House, a#sEa!
pump, &c. The farm is in fine condition, th e
land level we'll adapted to the production Of
corn wheat, grass, &C., and is justly considered
the most desirable real estate in that portion Of
the county. 1t IS well enclosed with good and
substantial fencing, and the several fields also
separated by good fences. There is plenty OF
water, and timber in abundance for the use of
the plantation. 1t is. altogether, most desir-
able tract of land. for all agricultural purposes
The TERMS OF THE SALE, as prescribed
by the decree, are One third of the purchase
money in cash; One-thlrd In ~ months, and the
remaining third in "a months from the day of
sale, carrying interest from the day of sale, and
the deferred payments to be secured after the
confirmation of the sale. by lien on the land.
Unless otherwise notified Of change the sale
will positively be made at the time and place
specified Information in regard to the char
acter of this estate, may be obtained by letter,
addressed to VIM. S. Brown, esq, Comorn,
King George county, or Dr.. K. II. Stuart, Edge
Hill, King George county, or to either of the
subscribers Any person wishing to purchase,
however, had better visit the premises, and ex-
anime for himself G. w. LEWIS.
JULIAN J. MASON.
VIM. A. LITTLE.
King Geo. co., oc 23-law6w Comm rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
EVERY THING NEW

Everything Novel;
Everything Excellent
An Entire New ESta bishment, including q
new and extensive Marquee. new appoint
lnent. and new properties
New Wagons, by Jacob Rech, Girard svenue,
and Eighth street, Philadelphia.
New Harness, By L. j. Lloyd Albany, n. T.,
of the most exquisite wor smanshlp and design;
New Trappings and Caparisons New Seats and
Upho'stery. New Decorations, Banners and
Flags, new and clcg"nt Band Chariot, and
splendidly Decorated Cages. Che Pavilion
nightly brilliantly
ILLUMINATED WITH GAS, .
Manufactured by Thayer & NOycs' new porta-
bic Gasworks, and the only travelling estaD
lishment in the world that is so beautifully and
THAYER Il MOVES take pleasure in an
nouncng that their long esta blished and favor
tie Circus and Animal Exhibition has been
thoroughly reorganized and completely renew
ed in every detail-thus enabling the manage
lnent to present the public with something fresh
and attractive, embracing all the paraphernalla
and aduucts necessary to first class Circus.
The proprietors take especial pride IN direct
ing attention to the
EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
which is composed Of all the old fayorltes,
Horsemen, Gymnasts and Acrobats, IN the pro
f.saiOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

REMAKKs.-The market this morning was
dull on Change. 440 bushels white Corn were
offered and sold at 125, and 1924 bushels mixed,
with sales at same figure 60 bushels yellow
were offered, but no sales reported. l25 BUSH
els white Wheat, good sold at 245, and 575
bushels red offered, with sales at 230, 240 and
245. 6S bushels Rye were offered, but found no
buyers We note sale Of 300 bushels Oats at
G4c Flour market dull, and supply moderate
Butter in demand, snd prices advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

The New York bank statem' Mt for last week
is regarded with much interest. The deposits
have fallen So, 697, 259, involving decline, OF
s279 222 in loans. of So 1884, 76l in specie, and OF
81, 769, O90 III legal tenders, The specie and lie
gal tenders probably have for the most part
gone into the Sub-treasury. and as the banks
Still hold Of lawful money more than nine and
n half millions in excess of the 25 per cent. re-
uuired by law the decline has caused tess ap-
prehension than was anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Our Southern exchanges announce the death
of Henry Timrod, the poet Of South Carolina.
This young man, scarcely known outside the
Southern States was one of our most gifted
writer's in verse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A party of blacks assailed Mr.. Edward Trice,
of Caroline county, some weeks ago, and by
use of force and threats compelled Mr., Trice
to pay them sum of money. They we're
represented to us at the time as being armed
with guns, &c. At the last term of the Coun-
ty Court of Caroline they were put on trial,
and as the offence was of very startliog char
acter, four of them were sent to the peniten-
tiary, for terms ranging from Is to 10 years
On Sunday morning, a fire broke out in the
barnof Col. Darlington, on his farm near Rich
moud Not only the barn, but the carriage house
and stable we're burned to tie ground Twelve
hundred bushels of wheat and large quantity
of Irovender we're destroyed by the fire. The
entire loss is estimated at between seven and
eight thousand dollars There is no insurance.
A short time since, colored person, in the
day time, went into the house Of Hon. A. d..
Fl. Stuart, in Ssaunton, and picked up some
cut-g glass goblets and walked off with them
Mr.. Stuart met him with the goblets in his
hands, but supposed be had been sent for them.
Gen. VIM. H. Richardson says that the
''Norton's Seeding" is the best wine grape of
all the varieties native of this country.
A meeting of unusual interest is in progress
at the M. E. Chuch, South, in Staunton.
A Convention of the railroad officials Of
Virginia, will meet in Richmond to-day.
MIR. j. E. ,Colhoun, an esteemed citizen Of
Lynchburg, died on Monday.
FOREIGN NEws-Y esterday's dispatches by
the Atlantic cable say that the Paris Monlteur
announces definitely that the expedition to
Italy is couE,termanded, because Italy pledges
the observance of the treaty ofSeptember.
The Moniteur also states that France was pre-
pared to send an army over the Alps, and
fleet to Rome" to drive out the forces of Carl
baldi, but in consequence of the action of Italy
in agreeing to carry out the treaty protecting
Rome, all hostile preparations have been sus-
pended. G,.ribaldi his escaped from Caprera
and Joined his son Menotti The ministerial
crisis in Iuily still continues. Gen. Cialdini
has been u nable to form a new cabinet, and
has given up the task, and it is possible that
Ratazzi may retain his position. The popular
agitation in Florence is very great and an
extremely bitaer feeling is shown against France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

GRAND BALL
VI AT THE
POTOM A G. 6 a K y e \
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. %
Crowded the weather is favorablel
Superior Music has been engaged for the &C.
casion
Tickets to admit Gentlem an, IS cts; Ladies
free 70 commence at clock
Gs- No improper persons admitted. The
strctest order will be preserved.
oct 23-lt HERBNER & PORTNER.
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the 22d instant, at the resi-
dence of the brides father by the. Rev. Mr.
Leachman, JENNIE, third daughter Of Enoch
Grimes, and ANDREW ]. AUGUR, all ofthis
citV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
A.CAGE OF TRAINED LIONS.

has also been placed in this Exhibition. whlch
will be entered by Mr. CHAS. WHITE, who
will give a sensational performance while in the
midst Of these formidable and teroclous beasts
The ELEPHANT, Lella Rookh, recently
imported from the Geological Gardens, London,
England go.
a peculiar and exceedingly thrilling feature
in the show will be the carrying Of a
LIVING WILD LION THROUGH THE
STREETS,
uncueed and urchained-a sight seldom seen-
at the same time perfectly SAFE the animal be-
ing under the thorough control Of its keeper.
The Equestrian Company embraces the elite
Of the arenic art.
The Elephant Learned Pony, and Trici;
Horse, Grey Eagle" will be introduced by
Mr. Noycs
The COMIC MULES will be introduced by
DR.. Thayer. and the THREE CLOWNS will
produce their own credentials unasssted.
The gorgeous BAND-CaARlOT with the
splendid Band of Musicians, will be followed
by the magnifcently decorated carriages and
vans, and will prove to be an eminently lmpo
sing spectacle, very rarely seen IN this country.
Admission '''.''''.ov |SAi'1
Children, under ~ years Of age..........25 cents
Two Performances Daity-Aftern0on ut =,
Evening ct !!
See pictorial and descriptive bills.
WILL EXHIBIT AT ALEXANDRIA
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,
TUESDAY s. WEDNESDAY,, Oct 20 u 30.
oct 2l-7t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

The Northern papers state that the cause of
the late secession, and rebellion, in Sen
ator. Summers domestic Union, was some
misunderstanding in regard to letters sent by
the Senator to Count Bismarck, requesting the
Withdrawal of Baron Holstein, of the Prussian
legation. The lady $ honor was reflected upon
and in a fit of in lguation she has gone to Eu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Ofthe mass of colored people who voted 10
this county yesterday for the ultra Radical
candidates, how many have any real or perma-
uent interest whatever, in the future prosperity
IF this city, in its commerce, its manufactures
or its mechanical interests, or in the business
pursuits Of those whose are conducting bust
ness here? How many Of them are identified
with this community, in feeling or disposition?
How many Of them who are here to-day, will
be gone tomorrow It is sad to think OF such
a condition of affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Gen. George ii. Stueuart of Baltimore, died
yesterday, in the 77th year of his age. Dur
ing the war he resided mostly at Charlottes
vile, W.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-OCT. %

SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by
B. Wheat.
Steamer kcnnebec, Talbot, Baltimore, by j..
Brodcrs Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Gen. Badeau, Military Secretary to General
Grant, has completed the first volume of his
work, the Military History of u. S. Grant, y
and it is now in the press of the Appletons,
and will soon be published. (.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
GOLD.
NJ A &c 1 q r. HI = Il.

NEW YORK, Oct % -Gnld to-day. l43s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

To-day one of the most important elections
that the citizens of Baltimore have been for
years called on to participate In was held.
They are to elect Judge of the Court of APP
peas, Chief Judge and four Associate Judges
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city, a
Mayor and members Of both Branches of the
City Council
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23
+ AMPS, LAMP GOODS Y OIL


VIM. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and all other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
yed at extrem ely low fgures, and offered at cor.
responjng rates. ALI who want real 6argai's
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet.
ter come quickly. NH 8-tf
n NOTICE.
II IRE INSURANCE co. OF ALEXAN-
DRI "A meeting of the stock holders Of the
Fire Insurance Company Of Alexandria, will
be held at the office of the Company, on MON
DAY, the 9TH day Of November next, for the
purpose of clecting Board Of Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
BY order of the Board:
oct l7-law2w g. w. WATTLES, Sect y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

100, 600 c..pRE ES H sHiNe 1; pc,
schr. CUrinnc, and Tor sale by
F. BRUNER,
jas Green 81 Sons old stand, Duke st
oct 23-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

The National Intelligencer says: I'VE see it
stated that General Howard, Chief Of the Freed
men Bureau, says the negro population has
decreased l, 1903, 600 since emancipation. We
should judge from the registration lists in the
South that they had increased very rapidly
j uring the first six months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

It is said that Mr.. Chandler, the U. S. Dis
trict Attorney, has notified the counsel Of Mr..
Jefferson Davis, that his trial will take place
before the U. s. Circuit Court, which vii
commence it session in Richmond on the 25th
of November. - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

The Washington Chronicle, now that the
Richmond Wing advises the Conservatives
and all men interested in the future prosperity
and peace of Virginia, to oppose the Radical
party, calls the Wing "a rebel organ . Every
body that don't bow the knee to Baal is called
o tsRehe] -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Secretary McCulloch has appointed j. e.
Risley, deputy commissioner of internal reven-
ue. Mr.. Risley has recently resided in New
York city, but came from Indiana, and, is Sc
eoted as Western man. Mr.. Risley goes on
duty in the Bureau in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

Two Performances Daity-Aftern0on Ut =,
Evening at !!
See pictorial and descriptive bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-23

|~--0"
Children, under ~ years Of sge............25 cents
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-04

MApAMEE. T. THORNTON, the great Emo.
lish' iA%strologist. Clairvoyant and psycIee.
mptrician, who has astonished the scicu.
titic classes ofthc Old World, has now 10.
Gated herself ut liUdson,l ". Y. Nladams
Thornton possesses such wonderful bow.
ers Of sccoiil sight, rs to enable her to i'm.
part knowledge ofthc greatest importance
to the single on miuriel OF either sen
While in n state Of trance, she lelineatea
the very features Of the person you are "a
marry, and by the aid ofan instrument q
intense power, Kilownlas the PsyclIomo.
tropc, guarantees TO produce Il life. like bic.
ture of the future husband or wife of III.
applicant together with date Of marriare
positi0nlin lie, leading traits Of claracter,
&c.i. This is no humbng, as thousands Of
testimonials can aSsgrl. She will send If
desired a certified certificate, or written
guarantee, that the picture is what It nur.
ports to be. By enclosing a small lock o.
hair, and stating place Of oirth, age di.po.
and complexion, and enclosing liIly
cents ana stamped envelope addressed "a
yourself, you VIII receive the picture and
desired information iy return mail. All
cOmMunicati0nS sacrcdiy confidential
Address III %.confGcntc. MADAME T.. T..
THORNTON. p. o. BoN 223, Hudson n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-04
". y. SLATER Il co.
The Opening Work Of tNr Season.
-L,LAna md ieMGLAIELinlG-

'N'i7 H'hN'
a contemporary says: Every Iarmc
and gardener should begin the season
work with new plans and resolutions
lie should, first Of all, feel Il hearty in
tcrcst in his calling. Some engage il
their business as hit were n mere dmni
gerry, & thing they hated to do, but di,
so lrom sheer necessity. with what
heavy step and Iack-Iustre eye they e
to their daily employment! Life La.
little poetry Tor them, little present cn
,joymcnt, and little hope for the future
Nobol " rnyic3 such men. Away will
such feelings, friends, and begin thi
happy March work with new zost anC
alacrity. Resolve on getting the mos.
pleasure and usefulness this Summer
can possibly yield.
Look out upon those handsome fer.
tile acres which Providence has com
mittcd to your care, They are under
your entire control. If you neglect
them, they will produce but u scanty
harvest, BY your industry and skill
they will soon spring with Young crops,
on which the eye can rest aitI delight
all Summer, and in the Autumn they
will I'LL your barns with plenty, And
you, horLicu!tnralist, the lawn and gar
den wait your call and the touch Of
your hand. At your coming they will
wake to beauty and fertility they will
reward You all the long season with
shade and Fragrance, and fruit and flow.
crs. What more delightful pursuit.
DO you think so? Then follow up
such thoughts with good plans and res
olutions. AssureQly, every mans
work should proceed according to a
plan, or else his business will be only
half done and poorly done. 1t should
be definitely settled, early in the Spring
that this field should have this kind Of
treatment and crop, and that the other
should be managed so and SO. This
and that farm building he d certain re,
pairs, and they shall havethcm. / must
sell such and such of my stock, and
buy such and such. Jane must 20 to
Mis- 's High School, TO afford
icr better advantages for completing
Ter education. The lumber wagon
must no longer serve asa family car
because ! can afford n better,
md sclfrcspect and comfort require
hat | thould have one. Such and
;uch other things, Providence fayoring
shall be the result Of this seasons Gil
Icavors says the farmer.
SO the gardener: thcsmall piece of
committed to me shall not lie
die. In the fruit and vegetable de
,artment, + VIII, this year, attempt
,omc things IL ", but will ho!d fast to
he ollthat are known to be good. My
shall not out.do me in the
inc OF salads, cucumbels, melons,
trawberries, raspberrics and dwarf
Ny grapes shall have the best
# care. The famous Delaware, about
vhich the whole country is debating,
as already yielded me . few delicious
%lusters; this year, If care can avail
nything, it shall do more. The Con
ord, Diana, and Rebecca have winter
d well; and | mean that they shall
ummer well.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-04
A Radical ScnrccrOw.

from The Chattanooga UEion,l ~
The Pr ,,ss anEIfmcs OF Nashville,
,ne Of the most unscrnplous. SleSts,
published, edited with more abiiy-
aud less principle than my Other
Radical organ in Tennessee, is. leaving
10 stone unturDed 10 secure the sue
cess Gifts party. One day il cringcs
IN utyrr AFFECTION before Tie superior
black race, and the next day il attqmpt3
10 brighten pure loyal citizens Of the
State, who were fighting for the Union
or hiding in the mountains for safety,
when the radical editor of that radical
sheet was furnishing Quininc to the
very rebels, whom he POW bitterly de-.
nounccs. The conservative Union
mcn,-thc rebels, are AZ ljstIan,liscl
Are not to vote tor a Union man for
Hovaruor, one w.losc record il Va
S ainct by uag o. "ho never w0gel a
crusade il support oltIie divinity OF
slavery, who never rurnislfcdHid, coun'
Isel co%Nutenancc, o + support to rebels
because the radicals il Congress may
not ike it.
IN the issue Of the lOG, the Press
and Times assumes to loresIadOW tho
policy Of Congress. 1t says:
Congress will not suffer the pres,
cnt State administrations be defeated,
The master minds Of that able and pa
triotic assembly know full well hat % s.
position to the immortal Legislature OF
lSG5--'6G--'G7, which ratified the two
constitutional amendments, enacted a
loyal jury law, and cave the f'cemcn
testimony and suffrage, means virtual
treason, and no SO-cn!Iea Conservative
Governor would be suffered by Con,
ercss TO pollutc the precincts Of the
state house with mhailOWcd lcet.'
When loyal c]itizcns Of the United
States and Tic Statc Of Tcnnps5ea have
fallen 50 low that tticy can be lri2uton-
cd by such stun a5 that, from c~Xcrcis-
NJ ,hc elective franchise TO sustain the
cause Of republican government against
q b1nd or dc8tuctiycs who WGuId make
Of IT, H,;,jci" 1ospoti3m; ana when
u Congress, sworn to support the Con
stIuutiQu Of the Cuitcd States, can ba
found bold enough 10 prevent the in
o0sUali9n Of The Ghicf Magistrate of
any > Jn, '2ip UIGy he possessed OF
all The qualifications rcqUir.d by Iaw,
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