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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

The undersigned hereby gives Notice Of hts
appointment as assignee OF Henry n. TOmIin-
son, OF SHELBY county and State Of Tennessee,
within said District, = has been adludged
a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court OF said District.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
BANKS N BAN1ERG
AATl0NAL BANK
0F EEAPHTS.

DIRECTORS:
LOUIS H~AEHAUER, Of Scheduled & Han.
nHuer;
JOHN P. HOSF&ANN, Of Mitchell, HOFFMAN,
& 20:
D. i. HADDES. OF ID. y. Hadden & Co.;
81. L. EALHAM, Of Meacham q TreaAWel
A. l.. HARRIS. OF Harris, Cochran z Co.:
WALT, OF R.P. Walt n Co.
J. G. Nicely, OF Brooks & Nicely.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HkEEAUER, President
N. L. EEAUHAa, : TIce-President
MARTIN GRIFEIN, Cashier
HORACE &. GARTH, : Assistant Cashier
Exchange ON all parts OF the United
States aHd Europe bought and sold. js29
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

"A heavy northeast gale prevailed yes
teriay at Fortress Monroe.
Charles w. Eliot has accepted the Presi-
dency of Harvard College, and resigned his position Oh
the Board OF Oycrseers.
.... Yesterday morning, the dwelling OF Mr.
BOehm at LOckpOrt n. l., was dcstrOyeu ny he' boSS
5000; insured for $500.
The bill annexing Dorchester to Boston
passed the Massachusetts Legislature yesterday suOcct
to the ratification OF the voters OF the two localities
Alaska intelligence repr sent the Indians
10 De quiet Heavy and almost ntcrminaDlc ram STORMS
prevailed.
... Orders have been recey Il at the Mare Is
land (Cal Navy Yard TO put me lrOcaus nioh""no0A
aud Comauchc in readiness for immediate service
Arizona adyices state that grasshOppers
are making their appearance In great numbers near
Hardysyille
Col. Price had organized strong expe-
dltou against the Indians in Arizona Many OF inc re-.
depredatos had been traced 10 socaiied len'uy
Indians Oh Government ieselNdtlohs'
The diying-house attached to the bucket @
factory of jacob Taum Co., at 50. Louis was burned
Wednesday. The loss will amount TO tlO'oOoi no
insurance
THE remains of cX-Gov. Moorehead OF
Kentucky, who died tine ago NJ GreenFlllc, iilss'
arrived Louisville Yesterday, On route 10 fI"hIor1
KY, for final intcImcnL ., c.
George Crowley was sentenced ct Spring
field Mass yesterday, 20 yc years Ia STATE IIsOn IO
committing a rape on Mrs. Honoln IOOfhey Vi "eS1
Springfield. lie Is lG years old ana she CO.
Tile Univcrsalists held their annual social
reunion ~ Faneui Hall, Boston, yesterday, tle ion;
Israel Washburn, jr, presiding ana Tie UhtiilaHs heS
their annual festival Music Hail. George H. Choato OF
NeN-Y York presiding. a.,
Sixicen members Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature arrived ~ BHchamtOr, ~ W oA NtIue33.
dy ana made official inspection on lHe Nr"' lOk
oute lhcbratc Asylum. lhty WIZ leio,t 81 i"h ~ W
establishing and c0GdUcnAg an ASYLUM anon "a h'''''T
D. ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
CUlIA.
ARRIVAL OF A SPANISH IRoN-CLAD.

ARRIVAL OF SPANISH IRON-CLAD.
Havana May 27.--The Spanish iron-clad Victoria
arrived here to-day.
ANOTHER DETACHMENT OF VOLUNTEERS.
A detachment Of volunteers, for service in the
Island Of Cuba is expected here by the 4th Of June
THE PERUVIAN MONITORS.
Intelligence has been received here from St.
Thomas TO the effect that both of the Peruvian mon
itors had left that port for Martinique, The 4. s.
gunboat Naragahsett has returned to this port from
Nueyitas
SICKNESS OF THE CAPrAIN-GENERAL-RIoT AT
FORT CARAElS.
HAVANA May %, via KEY WEST, May 27-CGptan-
General Dulce is dangerously i'll of a cancer ard is
hourly expected to die A riot occurred at Fort Ca
banas on Saturday night the occasion of the de-
parture Of tho prisoners captured on the Gayanic for
Spain The volunteers tried 10 stop their embarka-
ton. and in the melee which followed cried Death
TO Dulcep Further outrages were prevented by the
supplicahons Of the Governor of the Fortress, and
the prisoners were allowed to proceed. \ Spanish
steamer in the Bay Of Nipo fired by mistake INTO
some Spanish troops Oh c shore It's reported that
forty men were killed. The Spaniards are greatly
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL CONTENTION.

THE PROPOSED ROUTE FOR THE SOUTHERN PA
CIFIC RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-The Commercial Con-
ventIOn upon assembling this morning. took the report
Of the Committee tile removal OF distractions from
the mouth of the Mississippi The report, without re-
commencing any particular plan of operation, respect
fully cOmmends the attention Of the General Govern
ment the suggestions Of the New-orleans Chamber OF
Commerce upon the subject that while acknowledging
the liberal appropriations for tho removal OF obstruc
tions would in view of the large accumulation OF de
post within past few years earnestly urge the neees
sy OF still further appropriation for continuing the
work. and also recommends that the c0ntr0 OF the nn
dertaking be cOnded entirely to the United states En-
gneer Bureau In which they express entire confidence
The report was adopted.
The following, which was embodied in both the major
iy and minority reports Of the Pacific Railroad Commit
tee, adopted: -,
RsoUd trunk railroad lire from San Diego Cal,
built the junction Of the Of Colorado ana Ga
valley Of the G south Of the 70 81 so on me o
point the 2d parallel west OF he
the Of Texas 20 which main trunk
feeding roads may from Caro- Memphis st. Louis Neksburg
Galveston and Guaymas Mafsan
with rights Of connection fO all hch
shall and designated the Southern Pacae Railroad
The discussion !On the Pacific Railroad was long ana
exciting and longitudinal route from Cairo 70 Mazatan
was strongly advocated by the Texans and llnOisans
The Convention remained In session until p M When IL
adjourned until tomorrow. number OF new delegates
arrived yesterday and to-day. A few departed thiS
evening.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
FRIDAY, MAY %. 1869.
excited by the frequent reports of the landing of fill
clustering expeditions.
TPpOM oup ouu coppvapoHnvNTI

TFROh OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, May 2l.-The official journal, published
at Havana, contains an order confscating the prop
erty of various Cuban ladies, viz: Dona Soledad
Zayas de Castellanos, Carmen NJ de COlas, Concep-
cion CastellanOs dc Castellanos, Mercedes Montejo
dc Sherman, Sara II. dc Macias, Rita de Castela-
nos Luz Valerino Lusa Palma, Lusa de Zenea,
Josefa Calero de Valerin, MaGdalena Mayorga,
Joaquna de Trujillo Susanna Santa Rosa, Irene de
Badel, Rita Hortunier. Lucina dc Valiente, Regina
Martinez, Eugenia B. de Macias, Emilia Casanovade
Villarerde, Mercedes p. F. de Arcila Sonora de Dr.
MoTens Sra. de Zaldivar Inez Enrique de Leon Rosa
l.; de lZqulerdo, Carmen dc Izquierdo. Sra de Cas-
tillo, Sra de TTelles Many of these ladies are now
at present residing in New-York City.
In the Cienfuegos country an order has been pub
lished, emanating from the Government in which,
IN order TO deprive the enemies OF the country OF
the elements by which they are sustained 1t is di-
rected that all cattle, as also all the products OF the
soil, be seized in all cases where no visible owner
appears. The CATTLE mules, horses and products are
to be kept in well-secured places and to be used by
the troops whenever they pass along An SUtTageGgs
journals, and, shame to say, there are many who
favor it, 1t is that the male population III the
country shall not be permitted to go away from their
houses upon any pretext under peril of being shot
1t Is argued that the only proper remedy against IN
ternal disorder, and sure means OF stopping the
spread OF the nsuTrectiOn will be to force all the
men and boys above 10 years to 60 into the towns
and cities.
The Spaniards admit that their losses in the late
battles foot up at least 900 men. Gen. Dulc was
on the point Of making visit, few days since, to
CienfuegOs, had made all the necessary arrange
ment but at the last moment gave up the projected
trip The reason for this conduct is said to be his
fear Of some movement in Havana during his alb
Two schOOners (said to be English called the
Geneva and Julia were captured near Cape ST. AntO-
MO by the GoniOn, Spanish war steamer upon the
suppOsitOn that they contained articles cOntraband
of war
Rafael LAMA, prominently connected with the
Vanueva riot, has been sentenced to Cueta, a
prisoner for life
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
TIE sCHoEPPE MURDER TRIAL AT CARLISLE,
pENN

CARLISLE, May 27.-The prosecution have
already occupied three days and half in tho schoeppe
murder trial. and have but one more witness to examine
The direct testimony Of persons who were presentdung
the illness Of Miss stennecke goes to show that she died
from no natural cause, but must have died from some
violent dose either taken by herself or administered 10
her by the prisoner. Dr. Conrad OF the Baltimore lhf
mary testified that he made postmOftem examination
and that the healthy condition OF her organs proved tha
she died from a violent Prof AIKEN OF the Mary
land UBiyersv testified that he analyzed the stomach
and inesnes the deceased u or Is days Mter dea
and found faint but unequyOcal traces OF prussc ac
Dr. Herman Of this place. who attended the deceaheu
during her illness testified that, IN his OPINION her con
dion Indicated that he died from compound prussc acd
and morplia DR. Kicfer aud others testified in an
sweF 10 pOthetca case presented 70 them tat she
died from no natural cause. Opportunity ana mOtlye
are clearly proven and the question rests upon the sur
nciency OF medical testimony on this subject Inc coun
sol for defense feel hopeful gone OF the htOuB
est grounds i'm proving the motive was the production OF
a will dated and executed very short time previous
10 bcr death which bequeaths her entire estate 10 the
prisoner lie and his father were the only subscribing
Witnesses 20 tAc will.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The following

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The following aD-
pointments were made to-day:
Newton Cooper, 10 be Collector OF internal Revenue
for the Ninth District Of Kentucky John T. Hunter To
he Assessor OF Internal Revenue for west virginia;
Samuel H. NJ Byres, Consul at Zurich; Uuah Bfuner
Receiver OF Public Moneys at West Point Nebrqska
John Meanshaw, Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats,
for the Third District; william Reynolds, Collector OF
Customs for the District Of MaIDlehead Mass william
l. FernOd Assessor Of Internal Revenue for tho fift
District OF Virginia; George Moore Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Tenth District OF Indiana The follow.
ing have been appointed: II. NJ Turner at
Macon Ga. j. l.. Bryant, at Augusta, Ga. Samuel r.
Drake at Portsmouth, Ohio; William U IOndernnk, at
Cnuberland Nd H. A. Reed, at Marshall, Mich. John
Chandler at COldwater Mich; James NJ Reed, at sleu
beuyllle, OhiO; l.. H. Cox at Thornton, Ind.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
FRANCE.
THE ELECTIONS
George Peabody sails for New York on Stature


PARIS, May 27-The returns thus far show that y
Opposition candidates have been elected to the new
Corps Legisatf.
MR. WAsHBURNE's INTERVIEW WITH THE EN-
PEROR.
EvENING.-The Hon. L. B. Washbumc, L. 5. Minis
ter, was received by the Emperor to-day and made
brief address in which he assured the Emperor Of
the friendship entertained by the people and Govern
ment Of tho United States toward himself and the
French nation Napoleon in his reply expressed the
utmost satisfaction at Mr.. Washburnes cordial as
surances and hoped that the present friendly rela
tons between the two countries would long be
maintained. Mr.. Washburne called on Prince Ma
poleon to-day, and met with hearty welcome.
Election disturbances reported at Amiens, Lille
and Toulouse, but they Of trivial nature and
easily suppressed The weekly statement of the
financial condition of the Bank of France shows an
increase in the specie reserve Of 100000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

Consregationalsts, Baptists and Epscopalians. The
COngregationaliss, it was stated nave given twelve
tbireentbs ~ tbe money contributed to support the
ciety the Baptiss Onehftysixth part and the Epsco
paans oneffteth part Two tickets were put IN noml
nation for executive officers aud the eecon Fesuea IN
placing the Society under Congregational control Inc
Society adopted resolution that the Executye CohE h M
tee be instructed to that but one salary DC palu o
Treasurers services, and that such salary secure e
whole time and services Of such Treasurer Tor e use o
the Society and that the Committee shall use all proper
efforts to keep down the expenses The Treasurer re-
port gives the total expenses OF last year at s9o0 20
received from the sales OF books and tracts $94sS 90
periodicals, sSIl42 So; total receipts, $3l,9f g. Inc
financial condition Of the Society gives balance OF so
Q36 IS in lts favor.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

10 The Hon. THos. w. CLERKE, one Of the
Justices Of hs Supreme Court: The undersigned, men-
bers Of the Bar Of tho City Of NewYork have heard with
regret that you contemplate resignng the judicial posi-
ton which You now occupy, and which you have for
many years occupied to the universal Satisfaction OF te
ter into consideration Of the reasons which influence
you TO this step If IL be true that contemplate IT, for
S possible Mo Rav nave 'nG SOSGg " to do but as law
yers and as citizens, VINO nave at hShri tne
honor the Judiciary, we feel ourselves called upon
most earnestly TO request You to hesitate long
aud carefully before you decide on the step suS
gested Your learning your industry your strict Impair
TALLY your urbanity OF manners ana your hlgh moral
character Of which hayee been questoeu nave
made you an ornament TO the bench Inc thougnt Oh
your retirement cannot be considered by us without pam
ful emotions We need, and TINS whole community neeaS
yOu where you are now aud we are therefore
urge you consider the matter from the standpoint OF
exalted patriotism and possible MAKE an PSo P onG ana
I'm word il is our most earnest desire that you should
not only ge up Poarse an 70 e again eee by the sE
fages Of grateful people, to Ill the Office for another
term We are, very your @ SPe@eR Wiser
David dudley Field e.; Psnss S,si Ssn5.I T.'TSg. Fs.
Jaas, Roosevelt CIR RGfdo' Rs F,RsT FsI Bisss RsIs.
Ssis; Gsss; ksisal EfisiS S$.. @ 9S.5. Hs%$ kSSs
E. Luther Hamilton, Hamilton W Robinson C9ns SogttHard
Joshua Van GG ssls, wteassd and many @ olGc - 'A
To CnAnIE, ocosoa Jous POErER william MrcmsL JANIS
CuaSGn A. fEABoDr JonS H. ASThoS. JonN MoKEoS Gad
GENTLEMEN beg leave TO acknowledge the receipt OF
a communication. addressed to me- and signed by, you
and several hundred other members of the Bar OF the
Frst judicial District. From such any Judge
should be proud OF receiving OF good will aud
commentator. No man is conscious OF his demeT
its than / am OF mine nevertheless, your indugent
words give reason TO feel that have not altogether
failed in the cndeavOr diligently and tearlessly - do my
duty according 10 the best OF such ability possess
You alude 10 rumor OF design my part 10 retro
from the Bench Some time since aid entertain such
design. But many eminent members of the Bar, wei
as many friends and relatives who had heard Of IT, have
unanimously and strenaousy insisted that duty required
that should not vacatc decline tho Office long ~
the people by their suffrage signify wish that shond
continue in IT, This advice induced 10 hesitate, ni
when ascertaned that IL cOrTespOnded with the seet
sentiment OF the Bar, ntoSed and confirmed 10y &sd
address could hesitate no longer have 1e nl oi
therefore not only not to resign before the eApe or
INV present term but be cauddate next November m
reelection | have tho honor to be- gepR'%y "t{fTTKr'E
dent servant, l. W. N|'"
The Rhode Island Senate last nlght aoop'eu
thr rFfcourrAmcldmcut TO the Constitution ny "'o''
OF i24tOI.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE NAVAL CADETS EXAMINATION
LNN,pn1Is- Nil. May 21-The prOceedlngk

at the naval Academy to-day consisted OF ora' eAaluN
tons in navigation philosophy aud French ~ ne me Gss rS
iug and exercises IA steam engiheeiihk' rafIn Ths
ton Of chef Engineer NihRh7' 'h Va"
frlgate Savannah hbs hIiiNeu'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
ITALY.
CHANGES IN THE CABINET.

CHANGES IN TIE IAHINET.
FLORENCE, May H.-Further changes have been
made in the Cabinet. Filippo has resigned the posi-
ton of Minister of Justice and has been succeeded by
PiTOnti.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The Rhode Island Senate last night aoop'cu
I'm pI,,c,ut Amendment TO the Constitution. by vote
Oi24 toi.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE BUCK EYE RACES

c..c,NNATI. NAV 2I.-IWO rlCtS WtIt run To
CINS the Buckeye Course. The track was very heavy
dsy n of the rain but the attendance was fair Inc
on c was the Burnet House Purse OF S5eOi dash OF
three miles; handicap TO carry 100 lbs three IDS AZ
iowed mares and gediugs, which was won Dy the D"S
horse King Tom years old. Time, 6:b1t -. o.,
The second race for Club Purse, mile meats ~
ali ages; won by the chestnut hly Ontario Iihe I''
1884.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
rmr Nrw.rNGLANp ANrI.sLAyERY SOCIETY.

BosroN, May 2L-The anniversary meeting
Of the American Tract Society OF Boston toseu 'o"'y
o,,a' % animated session. The principal discussions
,l, a o,,cstion Of change n its managcmcnt Here
,of,rs the Executive Committee has been conposed oi
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
SUFFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL s0CIETY-THE
HORSE FXUIBITION-sECOND DAY.

HUItcE ENlIDIIIV4 -SI1OV4'D I'AI'
The horse exhibition of the Suffolk County
Agricultural Society Ryerhead closed yesterday, and,
from the fact of its being the first Of the kind ever held
by the Society. was decided success The attendance
Yesterday morning was not SO large the previous
day. nor as large expected by the managers This
was no doubt owing to the unproptous weather Of tho
morning. rs the threatened rain deferred many NJ
distance from attending. Toward noon, however,
the clouds broke away and the sun shone
afternoon. The track, Notwithstanding the rain
OF the evening and night previous, was In fine
condition. having craped aud rolled In the morning
until IL was as hard barn floor. In the afternoon
there was vast assemblage present among them many
ladies' and large number OF the influential citizens Of
the county Among the latter wero the Hon. Henry A.
Reeves State Senator Edwards, Sheriff Willetts County
Clerk Rogers the Hon. VIM. A. Nickol Dr b. ID. Carpen|
ter 1hos g. Mount esq and others, all OF whom took
active part in the proceedings There several
yesterday also velocpede race OF which the following
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
TILE NEW DOMINION.

IMPORTANT PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION INTRO
DUCED IN THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF
NOVA SCOTIA-ANoTHER APPEAL FOR INDIE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

Purse $50 10 harness free owned the County hur
months po better than
public Mile hes; ~ For this there three snthes.
ID. A. Guthu b. Columbus
Daniel Terry NJ, Lady Grsht......'........'...l
Warren ID. Lewis Bruno. ...............3 }
Tine 3Q3 3u3 3.0s, $500,
all horses owned
the months porto oi mile heats best IN and entries
W. X. Bryan e. b. e. George. J
A. Downs ". g., Chalk Liue..............,...z
y. Burr b. e. Pbl sheridan,
Time, 2:49, 2;52. 2;57
Purse Sl r mnnag hog.e haueahea best tse three of
which there three satnca
b. Oyertoa b. stallion
L. L. DAVIS e. s. m bahys...s
Austin Downs e. N. saucy SAL. ..........J
Time-lst heat. co seconds
nme-2 heat 81 seconds.
Purse $50 for double owned Ia the country and driven W hI
Mleheats best two IN threei three entries
s. Hulse Quakerus aud
J. X. Davis Dixie aud Ploughboy
l. Marcy Charley aud mate
Time: 3:l9; 1913; 3L - ..,,..
Vsoepede for purse Of SSi 50 to The second
Oueinilr heat.
T. Haloek-Queens
4
Il r. Miller; =, ;,''. - ..,,.i los -
Purse OF $50, best In 5, to harness for horses
county -.,...3:3
Downs Chalk Line-sr heat dead hsit
g. Skilmore eKsl-third heat ChAh bbh1 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-01
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 157.
U. s. REGISTERS OrrIcR.

u. =. INBNlFl rh y vi Htps
CARSON CRY. New. August 4. 1863.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, by
Thomas G. Taylor, Superintendent, has this day
fled In this Office a diagram, together with q
notice OF application for a patent from the Uni;
ted States, under Act OF Congress, approved
July &C, 1866. for BOG. 80 feet of certain vein or
lode Of quartz, or other rock In place. bearing
gold. silver. copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as tho Comstock lode, and
Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, In Gold
Hill Mining District. Storey County, Nevada
Said claim l. bounded on the north by the Ex-
chcquer Company and on the sonth by the lmpc:
rial Company. and Ia more particularly described
as follows. to.wit: South line-Commcncing at
Post No. l., located about 10 feet north OF the
Imperial hoisting works. Gold Hill; thence run.
ming In n westerly direction north $40 4H west
(pa.sing through a line post at a distance of521.7
feet). and In an ~casterly direction. First course
South 500 90 cast II. "a feet. Second course
South $40 81 east 2T.s3 feet. Third course
South 73o oG' east passing through q line post at
a distance of T20.53 feet). North line-Com-
mcncint at q wooden Post No. 2, which bears
and runs from said post north TSo 81 west, and
south l3o 81 east. BY actual development. the
following points are found to be within the lode:
Point "a" 6a0-foot level. bears from the center
OF the south shaft Of the Alpha Company, south
bears from the said shaft south GEO 80 west 1862
feet. Point &C" 93O-foot level. bears from said
shaft south ego east $50 feet. The length of the
claim upon the lode. between Posts Nos. / and
2, Is 1908 feet. The walls arc unascertaincd
but the claim Is supposed to be embraced within
an area Of nine acres. Bearings expressed from
the true meridian, magnetic variation 100 IL
cast. Said claim Is more particularly described
In the notice and diagram posted In this office
and on the claim.
au5.Sm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-01
Female Monthly Pills.

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DR.. Biot's Female Monthly Pills. Their i'm.
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female remedy unapproached, and FAR In sdyvnce
rcgnlarities, and other DISTRACTIONS in females.
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Persons at o distance can be cured at home BY
sddressing q letter to DR.. Perrault. corner or
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10
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stating the case as infinitely as possible, genera,
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