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JHOR SALE-HOUSE, ~ SUSSEX STREET, JERSEY
City, live minutes walk from ferry. Price, i2,oa0 In
Guiding mirrors and gas nxures; Terms easy SEQ LEON
ALBEIT, 2s9 Broadway, premises.
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Commute tte
LAY DELEGATION.
Seaslm MS Of Preachers on the
SmaIlRess OF the Ynfn

SeaEim MS Of Preachers on the
SmaIRess OF the Vote.
Iu the central Christian AdUocafe
Rev. g. Joy says in regard to the
smalluess Of the vote:
You will allow one who has never
favored, but rather opposed, lay rep
resentation to say few things about
the late vote. As to the smaIlness OF
the vote, it was as large as could be
obtained in the month Of June on any
question of our economy. In the first
of the mouth, many of our members,
who are farmers, were not done plant
ing corn, having been belated by the
rains. Among these were some of the
laymen appointed to help IN taking
the votes: and, hence, alternates and
substitutes had to be appointed later
IN the month; harvest was on US, with
the largest wheat crop VIC had ever
raised. to be saved between showers
and rainy days.
linen, women voting was a new
/ thing, and many of them would not
do it. Be it remembered, in connec.
ton with this fact, that among men
who have always voted at general
elections, or been allowed to. there Is
] in all the States, what is called, the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09
INDIANA 0NFEBENgE.


The Conference assembled in the
Trinity NJ. E. Church at o'clock.
Bishop Ames read the 18th chapter
Of John, and the Ministers sung the
707th hymn. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper was then Administered
in the most solemn aud imposing
manner. ,
At the close of these services the
Bishop took the chair as Presiding
Officer of the Conference, and called
the same to order.
Rev. Stephen Bowers, Secretary of
the preceding Conference, called the
roll.
The following Ministers were theo
unanimously elected Secretaries A.:
Stephen Bowers, Principal; John
Clippinger, First Assistant; Il. Merl-
dith, Second Assistant; Robert b.
Martin, Statistical Secretary.
Rev. Mex. Hester then presented
the following rules for the govern
ment Of the Conference:
RULES OF. CONFERENCE.
l. The President shall take he
Chair precisely at the hour 10 which
the Conference adjourned. and cause
the same to be opened with religious
services. The roll shall be called
the Journal of the preceding session
be read and approved, when the Con-
ference shall proceed with lac ordi-
nary routine of business.
3 The President shall decide I'M
questions of order, subject to aran-
peal to the Conference; but. in case
Of an appeal, the question shall IL
taken without debate.
B. The President shall aDpoint II
committees not otherwise specially err
dered by Conference; but any mem
Der may decline serving on more than
two committees at the same time.
4. az motions or resolutions intro.
dueed By any member OF the Confer.
ence shall be reduced to writing Il
the President, Secretary, or any two
members request It; and all report.
from committees shall be ia duplicafC
II requested By the Secretary.
q. " hen motion or resolution !,
made and seconded, and is stated h,
the President, Il shall be deemed II
possession OF the Conference: but AM
motion or resolution NAV he viii
drawn by the mover at any time befor,
decision or amendment.
6. No new motion or rasoI,,4;,,
shall be entertained until the ono ~,
der. consideration is disposed of. wb;a :
NAV be done By adoption o.. reiecfio1
unless one of the following mofion
should intervene, which motions shaI
have precedence il the order ID wbic
they are placed, namely 1ndefnii
postponement; laying on the table
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49, AsD-1fJ
United states Marsha,s Notica.

United States Marsha's Notice.
United States OF America, District OF IN
diana, IS:
WEYHEREASs a libel of information
~ was filed IA the ID strict Count OF the
United States for the District OF Endiana
on the 18th day OF August. 1859, by Oliver
L. Shinkle and Uriah Shinkle, by Messrs.
Porter, Harrison, and Fishback, their
prCctors, against the steamb boat Charles
ton, whereof Thomas Murdoch was lately
naste her tackle, apparel, and furniture
seized at said DistIi~t in a cause OF con-
tract civil and maritime, and c aiming
damages Ia the sum Of $3.50, a 4 Drawing
process against said steamboat, and Thar
the same may be condemned and sold
tneI efor.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the mo-
ni1fOn, under the seal of said Court, to me
directed ana delivered. L do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that hey be and
appear before the District Court of the
United states. to be held at the city OF In
dI2napOiis, in and for the District Of In
diana, on the first Monday of Septenn Der
next, at 1e O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims anu make their allegations in that
behalf
BEN. SPOO Err, Marshal, u. 8,
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: J. ID. Rowland, Clerk.
fau2l dl4tl
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hy The Medical Faculty and many
thousands of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of Physicians
and patients who have used Rosa
d1lis send for our Rosalalis Guide
TO Health Book, or Almanac for this
year. which Ne publish for gratui-
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much valuable Information.
Or. r.. VI Carr, Of Baltimore,
says
Itoke pleasure in recommending
your I0sApALIs 05 q very powerful
alteratiFe. I have seen it used IN
two cases with happy results-one
I'm q case9f secondary syphilis, il
which she patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken five
huftlcs 81 g0Hr medicine. The other
is o case ol scr0fnia Of long standing,
which is rapidly improving under
its Use, and the Indications are that
Che patient viii soon recover. F
have carefully e1auiued the formula
hY WiIiei- your Rosadalis is made,
and HIl ii H1 excellent compound
Qf alter8iive INGREDIENTS.
Nr. Sparks, of AicholasFille, KY
saTs he has usei R0sadalis in cases
1T ser.fnla anI Secondary syphilis
with satisfactory Tesults-as 3 clean.
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TAW CAEDS.
WIZ. FeEAVES-

u. "a. Claim n gen
Also, REAL ESTATE AID COLL set NC
AGENT.
ONCE on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. $50 lover Kellc s Gun Store),
Evansville, Ind. sepl9 rs.
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W. P. BARGRAVR.

Alto HENE az LA -
once on Third Street. IN Washington
House Block.
VIII practice various Courts .
the Circuit. PROMPT attention to once
business idec4 d3ru
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CITY ADVEaTEsEMENT@.
Notice to Open Dat an Alley 10
Block 81.

JULY 10, 1863.
Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertising In the Evansville - lily
Journal, be given that. on the 6th day OF
Septem Der, 1859 the COmmon Council OF
the City OF Evansville Will make an order
for opening out an alley IN BLOCK 81 6lbu-
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth street
to Franklin street, Ia the toWn OF a
masco city, now CITY of Evansville. said
alley TO be Of the width of twelve I2) feet,
and the west line OF said alley to be one
hundred and nineteen Old feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third avenue And should any per-
son aggrieyed, at any time within six
weeks, apply TO the Common Council Tor
redress, by petition or remonsuance left
with the ClerA of the Common Council,
and containing statement OF the injuries
complained OF and the amount demanded
therefor. said petition or remonstTance
Will be considered, heard. and determined
September, 1869.
And IL Is further ordered, that the clerk
record in the Minute Book Of the COuncll
the plat of said Block No. 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the locahonf
width, and length of said alley Whlt p AZ
has been prepared by James D. SaubuetaI
City Surveyor. 1870.
A. N. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. McGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, july I'd
1859. ljy2j dow Union copy.
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CLICK & SCHWARTZ,
E0. II South First Sire
(CHAsoLEB's BLoCK,)
HOOp Shirt aIanuGactOry

and CORSET HOUSE,
"a EAEEESz h MOTIONS & "a gs,Y
- Goods, where You can get the above
articles al very low prices. All Hoor
Skirts bought from Us viii be repaired E'se
" charge. We solicit the liberal patronage
OF the public IN the vicinity.
-. b. Those living at a dtstan &c desiring
Hoop Skirfs viii take the following meas
ures, and we viii guarantee a good 1t: Il o.
/. Measure around the waist; No 2. Length
No. 8. The largest width around; No. 4. Tine
price you wish to pay. ali orders viii be
promptly attended to, ana sent to any
point by express.
Remember the place:
CLICK & SCH W ARTZ,
apis TT Opposite the opera House.
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DRoPsY is a collection of water in some
parts OF the body, and bears different
names, according to The parts affected,
viz: when generally dtnuSed Over the
body, IL is called AnRsarca; when OF the
abdomen, Aseites; when or the chest Hy-
d1othOrax.
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Hon Wm. BIgler, Ex-Governor Penn'a.
Hon. IhOs. Il. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon J. q. Knox, Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. j. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphi
Hon. y. II. Porter. Ex-Governor Penn'a.
Hon, Ellis Lewis, JuCge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r. g.. Grier, Judge, u. r. Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, PhiladeI-
phia.
Hon. W. A Porter, city Solicitor, Phila-
delphia.
Hon. John Bigler, ex. GOV. California.
Hon. =. Banks, Auditor General, Wash
fngton, ID. G.
And macy others. II necessary.
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where. Beware OF counterfeits. Ask for
Helmbold's. Take no other. Price 81 Is
per bottle, or bottles for SO go. Delivered
To any address. Describe symptoms IN all
comm GnicatiOns.
Address H. 4. HELMB0LD, Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, 59i Broadway, y. Y.
AYOSE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
4,N done up in steel-engraVed wrapper,
with facsimile Of my Chemical Ware
house, and signed II. r. II ELIBOLD.
jyl5 d2ml
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TIRE GRAVEL-The gravel ensuss from
neglect or improper treatment OF the KID
ueYs. These organs being weak, the water
+ rot expelled frem the bladder but
allowed to remain; il becomes feVerisn,
and sediment forms. 1t Is from this de
pOsft that the stone is formed, ana gravel
ensueS,
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This medicine increases the power of
dlgestiOD, and excites the absorDeHts into
healthy exercise, by which the Watery or
caIeareous dispositions, and all unnatural
engagements, as well as pain and tnfiam-
nation, are reduced, and 1T is taken by
men, women and children. Directions for
use and diet accompany.
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w. Q. Smith offered the following
as a substitute:
Resolced That when the vote is
taken o change che Restrictive Rule
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RI ference to col. mItteo; postpone
menr to a given time, or amendment.
z No member shall be interrupted
when speaking, except by the Presl-
dent, who may call him to order when
he departs from the question or uses
personalities or disrespectful language
but any member may call tho
ton Of the President to the subject
when be deems a speaker outof order;
and asy member may explain II he
thinks himself presented.
8. When any member IS about TO
sneak in debate, or to present any
matter to the Conference, be snail rise
in his place and respectfully address
the President.
9. No person shall speak more than
twice or the same subject or question,
Crmore than fifteen minutes atone time
without leave Of Conference; no.
shall any member speak more than
once till every person choosing to
speak shall have spoken.
10. When any motion or resolution
shall have passed. 1t sballbe IL order
for any member who voted In the ma
jority to move reconsideration
IL No member shall absent him
self from the religious or other SER
vices Of the Conference without leave,
unless he be sick or unable to attend.
u. No member shall be allowed to
vote GU any qu5 stion who Is lot within
/ the bar Of Conference at the time such
question IS put b. the President, ex-
cept by leave Of Conference.
10 Every member who shall be
/ within the bar a the time the ques-
ton is put shall give bis vote, unles:
/ the Conference excuse him.
II No person shall present charge
or complaint against any member o.
Conference, unless he shall have con
versed previously with that member
on the ubiect and arpTised him of hi
intention to bring the matter befor'
/ Conference
10 Conference shall ST. wi,h closes
doors during the examination Of char
acter, il requested by the membe
/ whose character is to be examined, o
| by his Presiding Elder.
rs. 1t shall be in order TO move tn
previous question on any motion
which has been under debate on
hour, ana if seconded by majority
the question shall be taken withOu
further debate.
II. The vote by ayes and nays shall
be taken when request for such vot
shall have been made by twenty mem
bers Of Conference.
IS A motion to adjourn shal
! always be in order, and shall be de
cided without debate.
NJ 4
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DRUGGISTS.
PHALOE'B "PAPHIAS LOTION "
FOR Beautllylng the Skin and Con
pleXiOn.

pamoves al EruptiOna, Freckles, PIN
pIes. Moth Blotehes, Tan, etc, and renders
ne slrfn s0N fair, and bt0OntHg.
Eor ladies IN the Nursery IL Is lnyaiu
For Gentlemen after Shaving u has nc
l. Papbfan Lotion IS the only reilabl
reuleliv for diseases and blemlsnea Of tie
skin.
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GoUf. OR RHEU1IATIsa.-Pain occurring
in the loins IS indicative Of the above dis
cases They occur in persons disposed TO
acid stomach and chalky concretions.
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The anterior abs0rbs. Interior consists
OF tissues or veins, which serve as de-
oGsit for the urine and convey 1t 10 me
exterior. The exterior is a conductor Also
ferslinatIag in q single tube, and called
the IRE CT. The ursters are connected
with the bladder.
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The kidneys are two IN number, situated
at The upper part of the loin, surrounded
by fat, and consisting Of three parts, VIZ
the Anterior, the Interior, and the Exte-
riOr.
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The reader must also be made aware,
tbaf, however slight may be the attack,
10 is sure to affect the bodily health anu
mental powers. as our d esh and blood are
supported from these sour. Is.
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The bladder is composed OF various COW
er{ngs or tissues. divided into parts, viz.
the Upper, the Lower, the Nervous. and
The Mucous. The upper expels, the lower
retains Many have desire TO uFlnats
without the ability; others urfnate with
cut the ability to retain. This frequently
occurs in children.
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Should any doubt Mr. McCorn lck's
statement, he refers to the following gen
tlemen:
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70 cure these affections, We must bring
I4tto action the muscles which are engaged
iu their varioUs functions. II they are
neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-29

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. J.J. Boguc
real estate agent, has sold the two-s tory
brick house lately erected by DR.. Ora flor
Tyler, on the west side of Washington street
near the corner Of Dunburton, to Majol
Elderken, OF the United States army, fol
81, 500; also, to the same party, the lot ad
joining the above-named house, for 5000.
The CATTLE MARKET.-The cattle market
at Droyers' Rest was well attended, and a
fair 6upply of stock was offered to the
butchers OF Washington and Georgetown.
There were three hundred head Of cattle
sold at s5@0.25 per 100 pounds gross 900
sheep at s6@S.50; no hogs offered.
SALES OF FLoUR.-During the past week
the -four market has been firm but active,
the following prices ruling; Family, sl1.50
to $3.50 per barrel; Extra, 90 to $3.50; Su-
perfne, SO to $3.50; Canal Family, $40 to
s11; Extra, 81 to $3.50; Supcr0ne, 50.
MERCHANTS ExCuASGE.-The following
were the transactions In grain on Saturday /;
Offerings -5,i7i bushels red wheat, 400
bushels corn, and l75 bushels meal. Snl0s
Wheat, 800 bushels at 81 .05; 475 bushels
at a. 5; 740 bushels at S2.l2. Corn, 100
bushels at 10 cents; 100 bushels (damaged)
at 60 cents. Meal-l75 bushels at rs cents.
The following is a summary Of the sales on
Change since the opening on tho 18th In
slant: Wheat, 1855 bushels at S1.75Cg2-22.
Corn, 3,170 bushels at 75@S0 cents. Nc al,
l75 bushels at 10 cents.
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DEPARTMENT or THE IErERIoR,l
PEEsiOs OFFICE, Mar, \, 1850
June a., 1885, for the reissue Of the following dc
scilbed Land warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been iost or Destroyed: Notice Is hereby given
warrant a new certificate or warrant o. like to or
will BIO reissued II NO valid objection should then
No. 81 Sl7. for 100 acres issued under the act OF
Loyejoy. and was granted August u. ls56-May
No, pig! for 80 acres. issaed under the act Of
W. sTTI9 sss AqFSss lsS March H. ls =,
SSi5,J!OhR CSIiiS1s and was sfanisd December 81.
Ne i0 oss, Tor 10 acres issued under the act Of
wa. granted October q, 1857 ipriiio isss' A"a
and was ETantsd September 1. 1851. April II. isSS
March s. isS IA he name a q BaIsS B. GhsnsS 2,
No 3. 2s7, fer % acres. issued geaer The act Of
and was granted pessnbef IS, 1851. Nay j, is@Sp'
No, g, 10 Tor 40 acres, issued under the ACT Of
as sS' g ASSR aP Davis
s MsTia II sss 1S%s TSSna
No ,7s For 100 acres. Issued under The act Of
h.reh !, 1855, ip the name Of John Perry, aud was
PSs q j. ' 5 aSass h. act Of
SqS july Is. Sf S'S sso REVERE
9l September, 1880, In the name Of Robert W
iiiiiitehell' and was granted May %, ls6i-June 8.
No, 73lS7, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
y, Wheaton. and was granted May IL. 1851. June
CHRIS. G. cox.
CommisaioneT Of Pensions
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SEEDS! AGRICULTURE


Seol Store removed to X street, near Nlneteenth,
opposite the Market
Seeds Of every dsseriItIsa. clean, fresh and
viusI, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Red
white, yellow aud laeerne clover. Rhubsrb and
trees, Hoes, rAkHs, &c, Opportunity offered for
every fatily to secure good and reliable seed
""itst hs" afape vines. an srcps ed to supply
~. hardy. productive, valuable aud popular srap,
elrded 70 add TO my business al assortment Of
china, lamps and crockcry. which will be sold at
low prices, Daily sales Of roses after the Let OF
Apr Bariy orders for trees aud vines solicited
for mutual satisfaction. A few bushels Of the sn-
perlos new early Rose potato, alsu early Goodrich
Tor sale In small quantities OF by the bushel
A. =. MORRIS, JR,,
febg-w X 1t near NintateOnth. Seed Store.
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Medical.
RILFfh0RH OCH HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AZ A REFueBPRoM aUAcKERY
rHr osLr PLACE 55, EassbS a CORE ' CAN BE

r. 1rirI.u g75T OBTAINED. ..' 300
DR.. JOHNSTON has discovered the most eey!aln.
ssa gYI sS;psl Is%sssr y: w9'Ss
sss i$sss:s' S:s:ss iy SSs
!:::: d..s 4;rS :! sEs
9fhs Essss, Stomach q. Bgws,I,bS.e te ynn1S
"a az. .o as sS.sIS rsi
s' y,.% M ;Ss n SP
= ''a' Yopka aRH - :, sou.
P ; VIZ. NsH s sT.. sisY% .sI rs ,ssa
which sena.ly an anunslS fsf,ys, .h and
irsnssd ii.isnlns ,aaies with q. i9HsafI, Of SiS,
sssh Win mi com ssssss' .o. '&'
m MafsiSS ss .s or fa pEs,. G ; ssss
asDy ssg'ssy B
may fsFSSs sSss on b., s b. g'P PSs
o ss9.a .nS %EA yIs S..,,,s
NJ IA s.Iss: N; S:.sy
nj bsal q The ds.aial &c .SS.
ise vii prs,ssS T. deny ia, peTsT q pIOsrsS:
c. ;SoSss s By ssS;e bs ,,aHs Being
Aad de.iEaetive Jpptoms 70 beth BODY sss nnq
and n.ntsi s% Sasisssd. LOS d fIoeps,
Fever f fsai.Sa pJSsRs
Debility, q 'Wsstins Of the TraIns. Coughs Con-
'0m4pF2Pfit sssoUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Ief hand side going from Baltimore street. lev
doors from the corner Fail not to observe name
Ss-No letters received unless POSTPAID and con
e sI sssS sua sS pRSn Of
vsrtisement desorb ing symptoms.
sradpsie from ons q he most emincnt COLLEGES in
g.S S.s sA .S:s tn& A *. s s.S
p.rs and Si,swssrf sS ssTo ever
in9sD, may trcsSed Win Tnsns ~ The he bead 4
and ears when asleep, sroat nerY Ssss, Win re.
quent blashing attended SIM iime, .h der"nEe'
m'n' OF ne FARE RE- x1Tf snFef RT SeSSrics
Dr. J. addresses all those who have ipiured .s' e.
SSs rHa
The.s are some u, DC ssi. and nsianeSsly effects
SiiIsss 4: i t$s; EsIss: q
e sss assr 81 RtGs Il. sSS % Be-
s sests on tho mud arc
s PsPsss; . q &. s5 .I1 Sl t$gs q
~ S:: a:!s:t IL s:.S :fs;
their. yiSor, becoming weak. pale. nervous sps
emaciated, having q singular appearance about tue
-,o,...,.,..., ,foGEg MEN .o.,,,. ..,,,,,.
INDUCED In when alono-a habit frequently learned
from evil eompanlons, or at school, the effects Of
| which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and II
stroys both mind and body-sR5uid apply Immc.
| diAtsly.
whata PITY that Ayoung man, the hope q his
country, The pride Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects, and mcptA OF life,
| by the Consequence Of deviAting from the path OF
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TUESDAY, the I'd day o. March, 4. b. iSoD,
LOT ne nnal settlement and dStribulon Of thu per-
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Turned into money! when and where all the cred.
tend, with their claims properly youohed, or they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all bened d
order be published once week for three weeks in
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