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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15
The Case Of Santa anna.

The Secretary Of State, under. date of July
T., has published memorandum in reply to
the application of Mr.. Naphcsyi in behalf of
Santa Anna. The memorandum gives IuIl
history Of the operations of Santa Anna. from
his arrival at Vera Cruz to his capture at
Sisa The memorandum concludes -~,.~- b.
"rhere seems no reason to question tic au-
tbcntcity of these letters If authentic they
proye that at the port of Sisal, whether c1aci-
" within the Mexican jurisdiction OF just DC
yond it, General Santa Anna was IN command
Of the military armed expedition against the
Republic of Mexico, which ne had prepared
within, and conducted from the shores OF the
Z. s. to Vera Cruz, in violation of their neu
trality laws and in derogatlon OF the relations
Of amity and friendship, and also, so lar as the
sphere of moral influence s concerned, within
the relations Of allies. -
s'Thev prove also that although Captain
Deacken, perhaps in the interest OF New YORK
| creditors protested, Senior Santa Anna Voar-
tarily disembarked at Sisal and went INTO the
camp of the defenders of the Republic OF Mex,
| leo. During considerable part OF the PERIOD
| in which Mexico has been the theatre OF ciVlI
war, an armed military and naval force ma mas
been maintained by the U. 5. on the NO
| Grande, III the waters irOuHu lle po'ls U!
Mexico among other purposes 10 prevent and
defeat invasioDs of that Republic by any mill
tary and naval expeditions which might be set
on foot in the D. s. We are officially inform.
ed that Senior Santa Anna, after having landed
at SisaI, in conformity with his engagements,
was sent forward by the military commandment
at Sisal to the care Of Gen Pcroza, the Coy
erpor of Yucatan, and is detained in custody
With view to the safety Of The RepubAc Of
! Mexico.
Upon this review Of the facts it seems
proper that the Government should wait to-
| further and more definite information before
entering upon communications in relation II
the complaints of Mr., Naphegyi with the Gov
erpment of Mexico That nation seems at las
to have trimphed over all its internal and Tor
eigu enemies, and to have reached cr'%I:
when, if left alone, it may be expected to reg
tore tranquility aud reorganize itself upon :
perm anent foundation OF union, freedom ant
republican government. Only some great na
tiona injury, wrong Or offence would Jnsni)
this Government in suddenly assuming hos
tile or even an unfriendly attitude towards tn
Republic Of Mexico.
"lSigned WM. Fl SEWARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE By RAILROAD

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE i RA1LkDAD
ORANGE s. ALENANDElA.-S0lnc lit,!e sign OF
improvcment begins TO exhibit itself in regard
to the shipment Of grain, and if the price con-
tinues TO advance much more may, be expected,
as the farmers in this section, being nearly
through with their harvest, will be able to give
more attention TO this particular interest: The
business for the past wcal, shows the receipts BY
thi: road TO be- corn, %,20G bushels; oats: 5lo;
rye, 40 WOOL 81 sacks; 900 lb*] Flour, 3 bb:S;
butter 20 Erkins eggs, 70 bbls liquors, i cases:
lumber, GOO feet; apples, bb!E; slaves and
spokcs, 1900 barytes, tons; Dark, cGGus;
lambs, GO; old iron, tons, and one car load
cattle Chickens (small fryl arc coming Tor
ward in great abundance. Freight sent NORTH
and Northwest, $50 tons.
MANASSAS GAr.-The receipts Of freight: by
this road, for the week ending Saturday, July
- have been very light.
LoUDoUN s: HAMPSHIRE. The receipts, By
this road for the past week were: corn, eos
bushels; wheat, l0i; oats, Is; -four, 81 barrels;
WOO. :; bags bacon, 1859 lbs; with butter, eggs
and poultry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The new Reconstruction act is published in
another column. We call it an act-because
although it may be vetoed by the President
it will be passed by the requisite majority over
the veto, in both houses of Congress, and, is.
10 effect. q law already
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

4 company, with s527 900, paid 10, has
been organized in Richmond, for the purpose
Of purchasing lands for the erection of manu-
factories and the development Of the minera!
resources of the State. E. s. Hamlin, Of Ohio,
is President, and Thomas Fl. Wynue, OF Fir-
GINA, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15
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II ,:.> ".
Just received real Lace uandkerchieIs' ,s|-.
encienncs, Lace Collars and SeeveS-VeFy, p'' ~.
tifu, and AS low as the same goods can ~
tailed in Ncw York. = syi::
Also, large additions to our stock OF 2 i,s..
EDGE and Inserting, Linen, Cambria ana I''",
Lawn Hand ;erchiets, Hemstich and i"I MI, 81.
We are receiving something new al'io .H a. al
cry day. Dealers, generally, are invited y
and examine cur stock R. i. WOOD.
ie22 No. G2, cor King y Fs!F'SA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

Hunnicutts New Nation hammers away at
the "latter-day saints, who are wishing to
Join the Radicals as Headers now that "the
loayes and fishes are about TO be divided. -
Huunicutt tells his readers to "distrust'' these
recruits, and plainly declares his purpose not to
let them tread him down lie tells them to
come in as 'penitents, and 60 upon ''proba
tion," and not make such rapid rush at the
Offices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

To-day the government will commence the
payment of $2l 100000 Of currency from the
Treasury, of which six millions are on account
of the interest on the 7-30s and fifteen millions
for the principal and interest of the July com
pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15
By J. Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ss ::sAzt VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY


odd SAAO A AZ r. hG Gd1 I E1'r H."
NJ i, LOT CT GROUND On the corner OF
Prince and Water streets; on p ince st I, about
s. feet 3 inches, and running back on Water st ,
about 1873 feet, with the Banking House thereon.
with stable. arriage house, &c. The house IS
supplied with gas and water, with water closet
and bath The adjoining property on the south
IN X" 2, A LoT OF GROUND, being the
northwest quarter Of that square Of Srounn,
which is bounded on the north by Wilkes st.,
on the east By Alfred street, OH The south by
Gibbon street, and on the west by Patrick 1t
80; A SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded
By Fairfax, Water, Jefferson and Greene SIS,
containing two acres, more or less. improved by
two-story BRICK DWELLING.
TERMS: One-fourth cash remainder IN
equal instalInen:s, i: 3, t and . months, with
interest rom date Deferred payments to +"
Sale 1T Il o'cIocf, SATURDAY, July Goth,
at the aution hou.e Of John II. PARROT
~ 15.ts GEO W. CAMP, Trustee.
The above is the property Of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

Georgetown CATTLE MAEKET.-At Dro-
vers' Rest, on Saturday, 25O head OF cattle were
sold TO butchers at prices ranging rom % 10
IS 62!. SEQ sheep and lambs sold at from - 70
to 81 Is for 'amhs and old sheep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

By the latest accounts Santa Anna cap
tors and jailors were negotiating with him for
his ransom How much money was demanded
is not known; but, if under sentence Of
death, he will probably pay or promise a
larger sum than the Mexican exchequer is
likely to obtain, in any other way, for some
time. Santa Anna is supposed to be very
wealthy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of FAlRFh-
/ county, June 9Th, 1857.
james Jones Nc.,
Z. Z. rOW!c Sc. !

~. J
The Court doth nduGge, order and decree
That one OF the Commissioners Of this Court q.
ascertain what quantity OF rca! estate has vestrd
in the heirs Of CathariEc Williams a,d ELLEN
VI. Saunders, by the devise Of Maria Ward, Ard
the value Of said land, &c, and what amount "
personal property has been received, ana ~
whom and that the eTecut"riai account Of
EerXey Ward on tn" estate Of l.. Ward, dec o.,
and the administration account OF Ihos D"|y,
on the estate rf A. II. Saunders, dec g., De eel e
tied, before said Commissioner; that nc PUBLISH
notice cf his action under this decree once Il
wce! for four successive weeks, IN some paper
published in Alexandria, Va, which notice
Shall be equivalent to persona! service. Oh th"
parties in crested, and that he report ms action
under this decree TO the next term O; this Co0r
with an matter he may deem pertinent, oG
that any party interested may require HI" l."
report Ext!%ct-Tesle.
~. B. GOODING, Clerk
COMMIsSIoEER'S OFFICE,
CIRCUIT COURT FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Notice Is hereby given that | have liked my
office, ut Fairfax Court House, as the PIacn, ana
the 29.h day Of July, 1861, as the time where
and when I shall proceed 10 execute the decree
Of sad Circuit Court, Of which the above Is At
office copy. Given under my hand TN: 23,A
3nr Of June, 1867. THOMAS MOORE.
Commissioner in Chanccry,
10 27-1awf% Circuit Court Fairfax co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The National Intelgencer says: "We I'M
derstand that the President will interpose
nothing to prevent an early adjournment of
Congress- He can 10 no less than veto the
new abominaton, Iniscaled measure Of recon-
struction; bat we hear he will do that at once,
so that Congress can pass it by a two-thirds
vote, and go home. 1t is doubtful if the In
dian difficulties will detain Congress single
day beyond the time necessary to make the
appropriations called for "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The majority of colored voters egistered in
Richmond is lilo The Radical leaders con-
tinue to estimate the colored and white Radical
majority, including the co-operationists," at
from 80 to $4,000, in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

SURRATr's TRIAL.-In the Criminal Court
on Saturday further testimony was brought to
show that Surratt was not 10 Washington on
the day President Lincoln was assassinated.-
Other testimony was given to show that the
visit Of Mrs Surrstt to Surraitsvile, on the
18th of April, 1863, was to make arrangements
about SETTLING an old ACCOUNT with man in
that vicinity who had purchased land from her
and owed her money A number Of witnesses
from Canandaieua, New York, testified to the
fact that Surrat was in that city on the 18th OF
April, 1865, and registered his name at the
Webster Hotel as John Harrison There was
dispute between the lawyers on each side as
to the admissibility Of the Webster Hote! re-
gister. and the court held the question over
until Monday morning. .... ...s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

REPORT ON INDIAN AFFAIRS. The follow
log Is he substance Of 4 portion ct The report
of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, JHly
-. 1867, relative 10 The existing Indian hos
tilities, in reply to a resolution o! the u. ,.
Senate The causes OF the war ire the Sand
Creek massacre III December, 1864, Of friendly
Cheyenne and Arapahoes women and children,
which has since cost the government many
valuable lives and $40 900 IN money. The
establishment by military orders OF the Montana
road through the best and last reliable huntlnG
grounds OF the Indians, and the establishment
Of military posts thereon, contrary TO their
expressed wishes and protests The nncaiIeG-
for burning OF the village OF the friendly
Cheyennes and Arapanoes, and the destruction
of their property to the value OF *lGOWOO, y
order of Gen Hancock.
The report goes on to make number OF re-
commentators, as follows: That the govern
meDt set apart a territory somewhere north CT
the northern line of Nebraska and west Of the
Missouri river, of liberal dimensions, for the
exclusive occu patton and ultimate home Of all
the Indians north Of the Platte and ct iowa,
and east OF the summit CT the lS0cky Noun
tains, and make appropriations al once to
enable this Department to make suitable pre-
paratons for such Indians rs are now ready to
enter upon pastoral and agricultural pursuits
in said territory.
Recommends that j large territory be
set apart south OF the southern Inc OF Kansas,
and west Of Arkansas, including the present
Indian Territory, and the country known q,
The Stake Plains OF Texas, and 50 much Of
New Mexico as may DC necessary, Tor the cE-
elusive occupation and ultimate home CT all the
Indians south of the Piaac and east Of
Arizona.
Recommends that all necessary provi
sions be made by Congress to procure at once
that portion Of Texas, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, lying between the western
boundary of the Indian territory and the east
ern boundary OF New Mexico.
Recommends that Il commission be ap-
pointed to proceed to the Pacific coast and
Arizoua, to select one or more reservations OF
ample size, upon which TO concentrate all the
Indians west of the Rocky Mountains. -Balh
more ,Sn1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

WARRENToN ITEMS Our farmers are yen
orally we'll satisfied with the wheat crop just
harvested. The growing corn gives promise Of
an abundant yield. The oats will be ready for
the sickle in few days and are excellent. 5z
Gen. Eppa Hunton left here on Tuesday last
for Kentucky on important private business
He expects to be absent about two weeks.
The bridge over the .Rappahannock riger at
Waterloo will be completed in two weeks from
this date
Two young men, charged with an intention
to fight duel were arrested on Monday last,
and bound over to keep the peace.
A number of visitors from the cities, and
the Warren Green Hotel, and the Warrcnton
House. - Wa1rcnton hder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

GOLD. -......l.. .
NEW YoRK. JAY l5.--t:oI,! to-day. l39!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

FOREIGN NEws.-Paris dispatches state that
nothing has been heard of the French Minister
to Mexico since the fall of the City of Mexico,
and that Napoleon threatens to send strong
Heet to Vera Cruz to resent any indignity that
may have been offered to him. The Austrian
Government has despatched Admiral Teg ethoff
to Mexico, via New York, to reclaim the body
Of Macmillan. The British Reform hill is to
be passed to its third reading 10 the House Of
Commons on Wednesday next. Advices from
Rome state that the Garibaldians were menac-
ing the city of Viterbo Prussia is about send
ing an envoy to this country to negotiate new
postal treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The boilers of the Fulton Cotton Mill, at
Lancaster, Pa, exploded last Saturday, killing
two or three operatives, and severely wounding
others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

FROM MEXICO. --Advices from Mexico CON
tain an account of the surrender and occupa-
ton Of the Capital. The disappearance Of
Marquee is confirmed. Ten Thousand dol
lars reward is offered by the JuareZ govern
ment for his capture, and he is reported to
have about his person one million dollars ia
foreign exchange. The occupation Of the city
was made without disturbance. but few OF the
citizens being abroad to welcome the new
arrivals, ard only about one hundred out Of
the seven thousand imperial prisoners were TO
l,o h,,,rl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

Some cholera cases are reported in New orsS
and b ooElyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The Washington Chronicle admits that the
new Reconstruction law is "a strong measure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

E 49,
1 have on hand two SECOND HAND Pl-
AMOS, and two second hand MELODEONS,
wars ntcd in excellent condition, which / will
sell At p very low price, at my piano Wareroon
49,. v. BECKER,
iy l5-lw CO, Washington st., cor. Queen.
~ OTlCE--TEN ACRES OF GOOD Ian DF
IN now in timber in Fairfax county, can be
had free ofrcnt for five years, on application to
...... .. ". KEITH ARMISTEAD,
iy l5.1w Plaster Mill, Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

-, ... s.. .....sE FOR SALE.
q, .... SLOOP ELLEN JANE.
now lying 1t orr wharf She has Just been pat
in throrougi rcnair, and %il be cold low
Blackjack s. co,
~ I5--r;13t No. s. Ferry slip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

In chancery, in the
Circuit Court, for
Alexandria county.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

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Ser Smport bon 3inn.
Sic Sunoe, baB in Miffoa ii aus
9ebebrte, ia ,it.eridopflide 8ian~ @bern
entbeft por6en iin6, ldBt ss nidt unin<
tereiIant id)einea, einen glif auf bic
bisberigen 8esuesquelleu gu iucrfen,
aus ipeI6en Der 5innbeOarf Der Ser.
9taaten befriebigt ipurbe. 8te 8inns
Wlinen bon Cornwall fnp felt nabe5i.
300 Sabre1 befnnnt unb aus9ebcutet
porben. Sic iibertreffen iebt nod an
@reiebigfeit aIle anOeren Minen Der
g8e[t unb Iiefern per Sabr 5000
Sonnen 8inn. Sic Niinen ouf Der
maIaDifdeu, SaIbinfeI fonuneu benen
bon @ornipau an 8idti9feit am nads
ten; fie liefern iabrfi6 240O Sonnen
8inn. Sic 3tinnlinen gpaniens fin
faF eben 70 LANCE befannt Die Ilene bon
@ornpaIl; ibr Grtras 1T eegenuartie
nidt bon 8eoelitane. 3shaers tpur0e
suerif i'm -. Sabrbunbert IN 8Obmen
unO in gadfsn Meiben) sefunSen,
Sic bauptia6Gditen 8innaoern finOet
Imam beint 8inniuaIb uno ed afenmali
in 80bulen; BEL glItena9 in Sadfen.
bel aimoees, spriac uno gileoien ii
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gr0Bere She'll befetben Fam aus mo
: fapilden N1inen, neil bort Die Nrbeits
fraft um serinse 8esabIun9 gu ia
; ben 1T. "a ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

49,
-2ipingitoa <eTpcbition.
Sic Expedition, iuelde llrtter eeituns
bes Serrn 9oun9 snr gIuffudJung 2i@
abeeoaneea 1T, bat SaS Sap
Der eltten Sofplung erreidt unS ipuroe
am Is. Suli bon bort nit Dem britis
iden &riesstdiffs 8etrel na6 Der Wfln'
bllng bes 8ambeli bef0rSert. Wfit ibrem
in CHATHAM befonoers sebauten aus
einanoernebmbaren itablerncn 8oote
miro lie bieien Strom aufiparts unS III
ben @6ire binein bis gu ben Murdi@z
ion 6aaea fabren, mo oas Boot ipieoer
scrIeet .uaO etipa: sreibio enslii6e Mei :
len iiber 2anb gum Gee 9lpoffa sefra9eH
ipirbs alnt ilber biefen bie Expedition su
oelIen n0rbIider Suite gu brinsen, in
Deren stabe 2ibineitone erfdlaeen ipOr'
Den iein fol-. Ginen Sroit trin9t eS
nod. bab 8ribatbriefe bon bem i'm Sa'
fen bon 3ansibar ftatiohirten Sriegss
f6ife Siabfyer ii,eIOen, Der Sdeif boz
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miteetbeiIt, Qibineltone lei nod ant Be-
| ben, 'Obmcbl bicIe feiner 8esle,ter il
einem Sample nit Den g(eaern sefallel
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

eoIiss ooIssms n,,ntiua mbren $25c-75e
500 Osagic eaieo goleene nbren. ..-.-. AO-3m
81 SH Ton, eu-ilbreli enameueb ..... t00-300
600 okcin, ne e,,Int Sbronnnet er ilbreu 20O-309
t' ,%1 SSoissns sS"tino GniinSer llbren 2El-25O
3alO (3oecne 6untug 9HplcE llbreH.. 13O-ZW
stG an tsoISsne amerif Sulltina tIbreu 100-250
596 SiIberne Suniina Gplin6er .... 50-t50
SS00 Sitherme S,,,,tima S,tpieres, $3.50
: NV fynin ne Tome,iz flhrei, 5O-25O
a0 t1DQ GIolpene Suutina 2eptneS. 30 %
5I0S9 S,ibsrms iibrcn perIbieSener Arten 50-f0O
M" S;Ih.rus e,,,,tiua .libren 2i- 50
fO,OOO Mhortirte ubreu auer Arteil " %
Seoer Iid oarau YetbeitigenSe erbdlt cine hbr nir9
bic}e Sinrd nna Die MIR $iDfoitet wdbreno ne eIpen
Sisrtb NON x75O babett tan. 5teine Seuprsugungen
ftaitfinoei 9idiing n Sos groBe anierltas
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enen iOferti9en Mbas obt9en anSsfnRstSn SSrraigss
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be,abt lat III benz III oemicben anfgefthrten Gegens
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

in ietem 2anonaStden fleinere Gabrie
fanten, sic bas ein3eIne Mfatertal ferr
tia faufen, Sas Snitrument sulan1men'
feben nnb berfaufen. Siele 25,0OO
Snltrumente reprafentiren Elm &apital
bon Is Niilionen Dollars. Sur Gn9@
LAMB lietert nod mebr. SIN Sabre 1857
berfettioten bic $50 eneliiden Sabrt>
fanten 80 900 8iano'5, bic Sabrifation
lit iebt rninoelteusauf 10000 9eltiegen,
Die iebo6, tpeeen oes ArbeitsIpbnS nnO
bes biaieeren Nfaterials, nnr Elm Sa@
pital bon s MiGionen Dollars repra'
lentiren. Oie bilisiten tam, BarsS
berFeIen, tueldes 1852 10000 Stlr
lieferte; benn Der Nrbeitslobn 1T Il
8aris S ssrancs pro Sag, in 2onoon IL
sdining, in Netp gorf $4.33. Gn9'
lanb prooucirt allo 10000, @merifo
5000, 8rantrei6 5000, Sentld)'
LAMB unsefahr 10000, uno ale anOeret
Qanber suiammen aud tuobl 10, 900
bas iinb suiamnten 10000 auT oa'
Sabr, unb 422 auf ieoen Berfelta9
3u einem 8iano iperben bnr9ldnitt'
lid 12O Mrbeitsta9e gebraud)t, mitbi'
malIen sc, 1000 9lrbeiter has Sabr ilbe
beIdaItiat lein, UNI Die 10000 Biano'
ansufertisen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
9as Sedcr 8ialIo@Tortt
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