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"a sisters Oath II ivengs.,a,lnsce4, ca q I

- The Cincinpau Comlnsrcisi, mentions
The following incident, which occuyrsd
after the lynching stfsit tia, took place
: short tune since Z. New Albany, 10
diana -.
The ou,bpr.. cf g,4aief ,ai ended, the ess;c,, 81;
Of despsir settled upon The face or he
women. But not long did one OF them
remain under the burden. = The sister
Of the three Reno brothers-an in,ei;ii
gent and handsome youog lady dried
her eyes with her handkerchief; then
taking the griefsstained piece Of linen,
she placed !, over the face Of her broth
er William who TO the last declared
bis innocence-Athen she kneeied beside
the dead man and laid her left hand
over his heart,' aus,' raising her right
one toward Heaven she took this ierri,
BILE oaili---.f Oh my poor mardered
broiher, inay God curse Tyoar sister tif
she evepge not yonr, death, terribly and
fully. This 4 lido SO he!p me 'GodiT
What q tragic scene WAS this. q, The
Gsrk, strong walis ON all sides, and the
cold stone, door beneath her kuees.--e
The sable garments Of the +berefi sister,
The pale. face turned ,upvs,d, and the
tyl,ile hand poipjing, yhsayehwaId,-
What aitatlsau Of death, despair, love
and reyenge. ,.,;sre,, he .,a.,s.is,,., ss.,..
The indianapolis Sentinel, ofihe, 26,h
ul;imo, In speaking Of Miss Reno, says:
. Miss Laura, Reno,, the. sister Of the
victims Of the New, Albany assas.ins
lion, who Was in ihe city yesterday is
described by those well acquainted with
her as a young woman gf remarkable
beauty and accomplishaents. Il is
also said that she possesses a large part
ofthe brains Of ibe family, Which add
ed TO an infexiLle will and An intense
iesire for revenge, will, sooner or later,
bring ruin or death upon some Of the
murderefs df her brothers At Iheir
funeral ut Seymour. a few days agn,
the attendance was laige, AMI. among
other persons, n resident .Gf SEYMOUR
dropped in. lie bad scarcely male his
appearHnce wlren Mrs Reno lose from
her seat, and ~ alking aeross The room.
Rercely iold him that that was no place
foI him that 'she recogniz d in linn
one OF the Eutdeyers cf her i,ro,lIet.
and &c he did aoi leave INN edia:eiv. it
woah be worse for him. Unless n
great mistakesI,as been mnJe in the 9.
limaii u of LsurH Reuo's character, the
Jackson County Regulators viii find
that the oath Of revenge hich shs took
over the dead body Of Frank Reno WAS
no, mere empty threat, to be forgotten
in an hour, but promise Of lerrib Ia
meaning. 3D.. .~'-:. ..r.ry.-- .-. -..
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~ Mr. sLorenzo Sibert, "a uaiive Of Vir.
ginia, te,iaing at Staunton, Augusta
County, in tbat-ss,ste. has discovered b
process of.making s,eeI, which Il Of vast
fi,apoTtance' 20 the agricultural Interest,
inasmuch as by lowering the price Of
steel we will be enabled to snbstitufs Il
for iron onau Of our agrieukuri mis-
chinery. We clip the following fom
the DRy Book - ''i,.e' ~ 49, - I
+ s.Sftsrfs NeD Steel Process. ss.-Some
-tecenJ experiments, on n large scale, AT
the Monlauk Steel Works, Mott Haven,
appear to demonstrate that an Ame,i>
cal, has gene much beyond Bessemer,
Siemens, Heaton aud other foreign. in :.
veniors, in the production of that great
d-sideratum Of tue day-a cheap steel
that will answer. for rails, boiler and
other plates,aaxles and. many other uses.
inpe,frelly filed by wrought iron. rAIl
ihat,ei;her Of the new foreign processes
effect, the American method, accom-.
plishes with greater simplicity of treat
inent. and a, lmge gain iniime, material
and labor. With a, reducing furnace,
using charcoal or other.fuel, the Ameri
can (Sibe,l's) process turns out irgo,s
Of crude steel directly from the ore,
whic,, has not heen done by either Of
the foreign methods sard, hesifes, this
is done AZ a le e css,zthsn, ordinary, pig
iron, since, by. The fux used ,,bere il
gain Of metal. While the metal produced
is worth at least thi,,y Perscent. more
lban spig me,al,,= Using .reyera,ory
furnace. a malleable metal is, made, OF
wouirous, ienacily "a fbreus s,eeI) al
the cost Of, ordinary malleable .iron.--
The Besserner process is only available
for a comparatively ,small number, Of
ores. which mus, be free from sulphu,
and phosphorus, such as the kemafite,
SO that scarcely moro Than twenty "a,
relies. of pig metal can Le used in Eng
land, Belgium and Germany for that
process. The American, like IleaioD;.
process, eliminates all sulphur and phos-
-phoruS fom the metal, Int does so with
far more simplicity than Ileatou. The
.steel made by the Siberl process at
Mott llsven apPears 10 lie Of very
superior quality, while some of 1.-THE
,fibrnus--we are assured, is altoge, her
novel, and Of a character that promises
especial usefulness. Rods Of tllis s belt
steel We have seen, drawn out under n
very heavy steam hammer, to the
dimension Of the sixteenth Of an inch.
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CT. F.. TO w N f. y.
EDITOR.
q. Q. BAILEY, Pro'r. and Associate Editor.

SUBSCRIPTION Two Dollars per annum.
ADvERrisBaESrs inserted .at the rates of
cue dollar per square,of twelve Minion lines
fthis sized typc) or less for tho frst Insertion,
fifty cents each for the second and tbird inscr-
lions, aud twenty five cents for Subsequent
Insertions. Yearly. contracts will be made,
~f Insertions marked on them, or they win bc
Inserted till ordered out, and charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will Inv uvariatly be displayed" -.
> Obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
to the benefit of any one, are regarded as
Advertisements.
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IT appears that the ordinary and the sxs
traordinnry abuses of tho, ffaaking priy,Iers
are not enough. Members have not only Bec,
franking everything indiscriminatefy them
selves, and having facsimile stamp' or their
Autograph made, that every mechanical facili.
~ might be employed for Increasing the post
ofico deficiency, but these devices not having
made franks cheap enough. countesfeit stamps
have been prepared In New York. Senator
Morgan's frank has thus been sountsrfeited 10
nm alarming extent, add likewise that OF Re-
preventative Lincoln. Is there any better
escape from this fraud than In abolishing the
whole system.c s,-iI ss,sszss. - - esesrr-
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QunE stir has bcep created in New York
during the last week by the publication Of
facts In regard 10 the aduiteration OF liquors
In cominon, use. The World newspaper has
been sending around n the bars of the leadiu e
hotels for samples of the liquor sold by those
institutions, aud nobody will be surprised to
learn that NEST Oft proves TO DC badly adul-
tcratcd. A clinical analysis prepared by
Professor John c. Draper, shows that in most
cases both brandy and whiskey are proved TO
contain large proportions Of fusil oil, n dan.
gcrous poison with powerful Intoxicating quail
tiles; while there was not q single case In
which the liquor had not been largely diluted
with water. Professor Draper certifies that
out Of nino different sampes Of brandy, pro.
cured at the beat plaoess in Yew York, aud
paid for at, froip thirty to City cents q glas.,
there arc but two which no pronnunces genu.
inc, and even Of these lie can only say they
are prObabiy real brandy. If this be tho fac I
respecting the aristocntic drinking sliops.
what sort Of stuff Is that which Is retailed in
the corner grog shops to the great mass OF
consumeTsl ''. ~-'. ti-3. 81 z
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q, ,THE Cuban insurSents hold out, vclt fris
now about three months since, with only Eve
hundred men, they raised the standard of re-
volt. Thongh all the Spanish troops On the
island, and all the volunteers than cos,d be
organized are sent aSainst them, they appesr
To be stronger and more detertnined than ever,
fhey have now in the field at Ieast ffteen
thousand men. tolerabiy armed and provided,
who have had experience Of campaigning and
Of battle snd do not hesitate 70 cope with tho
veterans Of Spain. Not only Is tho whole
eastern portion Of the island In their hands,
but they arc gradually advancing westward,
and even fl Havana with alarui. -y.pus,S az
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: gouE IloAe rwas hing atTSaIksr.os al
town. Csnads, on the I4sh instant. xsiIs e.
addressed the crowd, ihskings n confess =.
sion Of bic guilt. and sdvising nm yoone ~
boys to keep aeay from whisky. fAst
women. and the lURited States. sTben
you will be an honor and support To-
yonf parents." Ills remarks were N! -
li,ered ina clear and distinct voice.
and sftet lie was done. the hangunan r.
proceeded with his tfoty. 10" 4 sR ''s"1
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TERnInLE AccInExr OF TBs SAvASSAu
RivER:-The Savannah Nes., Of Monday
gives the details of ahcart. t.rcn dering calsmi!y
from tina, city. 1t seems, that party OF eight .
negro men embarked on n crazy old sloop, =
heavily laden with rice, on Thursday, during
n heavy gale and started for Savannah. Tho
water wasvery ropgh, aid, when nt tho above {
mentioned distance from, the city. the boat
was lifted mp by great wavo aud when do
scending 20 meet the next, the shock nppcarca
to break her In, half Esnd she sunk, carrying ~
down all on board to wsteyy grave issnr', q.
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How a Farmer May Lose Money,

by not taking one or more good papcrs.
Keeping no account Of farm operations; (;
paying no attention to the maxim, a stitch
in time saves nine," in rcSatI to the sowing
Of grain and planting Of seed at the proper
time, --,-,. ., 81 ~. .s.s...s.,...s. ..-rr
Leaving reupcrs, plougbs, cultivators, ,Ar.,
unshcltcryd from the rain and heat Of the sun.
More money is lost in this way annually than
most persons would he willing to believe.t O., D..
Permitting lrukcn supplements to Lc scat.
tered over tie farm until they are iIreparahle
BY repairing br6kop Implements ut the proper
time many dollars may be savcd--a proof oil
the assertion that time Is money.
Attending auction sales und purchasing all
kinds Of trumpery, bccause in the words OF
the vendcr, the articles are very chea?." Foo
Allowing fences to remain unrcpaired until
"strapge" cattle aro found grazing In the
meadov, grain Reld, or browsing on the fruit
trees. ...a .-
pisbelieving the principle of a rotation Of
crops, before making single experiment. .r,
Planting fruit trees with the expectation of
having fruit without giving the trees half the
attention required 10 mako them profitable.
P,ncticing economy by 'depriring stock Of
shelter during the winter. and fecdlag them
unsound food. such Us half rotton and mouldy
hay or fodder. rive - s'f.' 7. i-'-
Keeping an innusuerahIe tribe OF rats on The
promises. and two or three big lazy dogs who
never modest the vernin. s..,.sI --a.g . s.ra
Spending rainy days in groceries and bar
rooms, instead of heiRg at home putting things
to rights when you have leisure. 10 .sI.-e D.
.f.Ts,.v ..s-.; ts lRarat World.
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PowDSR is ihe rncsl., fashion I'VE ave
likely 70 have. fion, France. ~ Al ,i,,s
opera Jas, week,s says q corresppadsns,
OF the Qneen. = J. counted I've, sssy- !,
young married women 81 powdered. -, :,
u powder Is once patronized al Com,.
pe'ene. u i.ceriain 10 become a fsLion,
in Paris Immediately :, and msrg viii
say, as hoops and panniers are secep,sd, !,
why not powder I -, 80. -
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A Omar ISvExrloS on DIscovERr-
HOUSE, MADE FIaE- -PRooP.--The new theatre
Dello I.ogge, in Florence, is now completed.
AL Of the timber and woodwork in that
theatre was prepared by the Borghi process !;
all the coverings OF the seats and all the
scenery were thus made non In iamuable /;
and, that no donbt might linger as to the per-
f"ct safety of the building, two days before IT,
was opened TO the pubic, somc innammaJle
material was carriea on the stage, aud an at
tempt was made to set the theatre on are,
which ignominiously and totally failed. The
proprietor Of the theatre invited his friends to
witness the experiment; the stage was set
with n drawing room sccnc, the wings and
back being of ordinary scenery, and to this
are was applied, and every ono left the stage.
The flames spread quickly, consumed the
scenery which had not been subject to rBor-
shi's process, nrd then stepped short md lied
out, leaving the prepared scenery, tho dies.
the ropes, and the stage unscorched. No
efiiuvia from tho prepared suhsfanees IL per
ceptible even to the most fastidious nostriis.
although night a'tcr night the theatre has
boon crowded. and tho temperature has been
high.-Nen York World. .. '"
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Two pick-pockets were caught
in the act on train Of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, near Humboldt
Monday evening, and taken by the
passengers and citizens at the sta
tion and hanged to u tree.
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GEoRGs PgABoDY-IIIs CHARAcrER.- - An
analysis of Nc. PsabOdy'sE character would
show elements not often unit I'd. lilo po sscsses
uncommon goDiality, combined withsa dignitJ
that, never .rnbeEds; layish expenditure Of
money united to almost patsiInonious thrift /;
tolerance OF the opinion of others, min gled
with opposite convictions oil tho most positive
nature. lie has had Two objects IN view In
the course OF his lifo--weulth aud distinctivn--
and though his generosity has coufiictcd with
the ono, and bis Indifference h popular opinion
with tho other, ho has attained them both
In the common acceptatiou Of the tertn ne has
never been q religious man.. beiong ging 60 no
church, contributing 90 no roll gious charities
per.se, aud seldom attending divine fseryicc.
Indecd, some of his ,masta agreeable parties
were given on Suniays, when, having invited
from twelve to twenty eoDgeniai friends, end
taking an omnibus from White Horse Cellar.
the summer day world bc spent IN stroiIing
through tho gardens and picture galleries Of
Hampton Court and the evening at q sump.
tuous dinner en- lRiehmoad HUI. And yet be
has, always oppressed great respect tor 5ths
institution OF religion, nn1 professed himself a
frm believer in the cardmai doctrines OF the
Congregational CHURCH. IN which he was
brought up, Indeed, few smrn have better
exempiided the principles Of Christianity in
daily lifs, Trathful 20 exactness, honest IN
every tFansac ton, faithful to duty. charifnble,
gentle, frm In adherence TO right, FREQ from
the vices common o men of afflueHes, unseifis sh,
storm in rebuke of wrong, prompt IN assistance
10 mort, mover provoked into the uss Of pro-
fame language, and diseouptenaucing 10 IN
others, he has been ON example 20 many men
Of louder Professions ~ ~ 5,.s -.r'"y
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THE fact that vcnders Of quaek uaedieiues
and newsdcalers have taken TO forsiny the
names Of senator's and members Of Congress- 4
anu use their names to swindle the Postofhce
Department out Of thousands Of dollars, calls
for the Immediate action of Congress- There
Is but one wsy to remedy this gro,sipg, eSiL
and that is to repeal the law and.approprIato.s
q liberal allowance to senators and msmbers
Of Congress for postage. The persons usins
them should not only bo exposed, but brought
to Justice. The Postofico Department could $
readily find evidence TO convict the parties en-
gagged In this systematic swindle. .. 80.
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PaoyASE swearing never did man
any good. No man is the richer, or
happier. or wiser for IL. II commends
no one TO any ,oiety. I, 10 disgusting
to the q cd: insniling 10 those With
whom we associate; noroftatle, need.
les. ane injurious 10 society.
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TuE New York Herald anil the New York
Trionnc are giving especial attention. to the
discussion Of the condition Of the South. The
tormer says that the South Is again on the
high ad TO wealth and influence, and that
the Soathern States show signs Of progress
not only in the improved ehara, ter OF the
agricultural element, but in the tondcney Of
NORTHERN capital TO seek Southern Investments,
and In the competition among the Southern
ports for the Through trafBc" 10 tho North
and Europe. The Tribuneis rejoiecd beeauss
tho South has paissd ito own bread, and added
largely to the list OF farm products, and arguss
that families and iadividaais have now more
varied and better food, and thai the hotter the
common rooPie Of a country live the moso adj
yancoa are thoy in cduca.ien aud art, snd the
greater is tho average wealth. Tho Tribupc
also praises warmly " the simplit ity. hospital
ity add natural kindness or heart" of the
piddle" and even cf the upper cinsses % of the
Southern people. All tbesc are eaeepra ging
evidences that truth wilisnnt when the din Of
politics is hushod.-- CHoriesson Daily -Sees.
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A WRITER in the Richmond W hir and D,s-i
patch, who Is sad to be " ono of the mort dis
tineuishcd statesmen ~ the Valley OF Viz
ginia," after setting forth I" the difficuities Of
our situation; otthe impossibiiity OF nvoidinry
negro suffrage, and OF the possibility ef esesps,
Ing other and worse evils" advises the people
OF Virginia to agree upon the platform Of
'uniyersai amnesty and univers az salfrsec,"
and, framing eonstitntion upon this IN siss co.
ask Mt the hands of Congress its subst,tufion,
for tho obnoxious instrument" proposed by
thelato convention tszFseSitS@gN ~ tsl8'7tf7est
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II nature abhors n rscuus,. why does
he pern'i, so many empty headed peo.
1 le 10 lie!
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sss Francisco has to pay ssI, 800 Cor per-
mitting mobs to smash newspaper Offices d,Ts
jne the war. ..'
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WASTE OF VALoR.-The Ricbuond
, Wig tells the story Of two young gen =
llemen, one Of Philadelphia and the
other Of Princeton, who being smitlen
with the same belle, worth .haH mil.
lion. took il into their heads, that each
was The barrier,.o the other. The fret
cause of war still exerting It's potsncy,
they determined 10 kill each other out
Of the way; and for that purpose. by
agi cement. met with six shooters. The
seconds having placed them md given
:he word, they fiIed 30 mnch at random,
that the seconds were in mnch greater
danger than they were. Having dis
charged their Elk barrels. and the ,s
conds being unwilling to reload and
take the risks again, the combatanis
fell into each others arms. aud thel.
agreed TO 90 straight together to see
their fair. The young lady received
them with charming smile, concraiu
laiing them on the hsppy issue Of their
dacl, which, she added with O tone Of
soft reprosch, was a. folly The more in
comprehensive, ~ she he'd never had
the least idea Of taking either for a
husband. ........ ..
At the same time she introduced an
other Young gentleman, all smiles, to
whom she said she was engaged--and
she begged the two sons Of Mars TO
attend The nuptials on Xmas day. -..
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An interesting iife Insurance decision has
just bsen rendered in the United states Court
at Mcmphis. In the, case OF. Mrs,. Catherine
Bailey w. the 81. Louis Mutual Life Insurance.
Company, action wac brought 10 recover go
thousand dollars on her husbaBd's life, which
the defendants refused to pay on the ground
that the deceased had failedT to pay tho pres
mium for three quarters, and that his son, at
the instance of bis friends and ply sicisns,
called at the office and paid the prcmiums
whilst his fhther was on his death bed, rupFel
seniing that be WINS In his usual health, and
therefore the contract was null and yoid,, The
court ruied that the company could not hold
to tho contract 10 DR.. Bailey iised, aud repudi.
ate u d hss diod, and the jury found for The
plaintiff. -
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Az ErIsorEs--A few evenings since the
usual quiet which prevails near the junction
OF st Anne aud Peters streets, was feRrfully
distarhed by the frantic 'wailings OF woman
evidently. In distress. Tho. cries proceeded
froUha secVnd- steryz room, fronting on n ,eal.
iery. Several citizens and an oficer inmedi,
ateiy rushed to the place. Ascending hastily
q hight of stops, they knocked loudly Cor ad.
mittaneo at the frat door. IL was securely
locked, however, and no attempt was made by
the inmates to undo tSe fistenings. The cries
continuing, the door was burst open aud the
mon sprang into the ROOM Here sight met
their eyes which. even their hearts were unable
to contemplate with Indifference. Tho room
was inhsbited by an organ grinder and bis
spouse. The woman was seated on n low chair,
hugging frnutically TO her bosom o sick mons
key AID her husband, on his knees, was be-
sieging every saint in the cHlendar to spare
the expiring animals life. The Cat had gone
forth. however. aud even as they importuned,
the unhappy monkey became defunct, and his
soul, IL monkeys have souls. went on a pill.
grimage 20 the realms OF celestial cocoanuts.
Before this scene OF Sorrow the hearts Of the
intruders melted, and they retired from the
house Of mourning with bowed heads and
mufded tread.-N. o. P;eayane.
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co1nscron or Isrrasat Rrysspk, Fms,

coLLscron OF IsrERsAL RrysSrk, Fmsr
D.raIcr.----Mr. Ed. Huason Smith, has enter
ed npop the drties OF this office, TO which he
has been appointed, ~ tho, sscecssr Of Mr..
samael Mayrant 40 has bcen for the last
two years past, Assistant Assessor in Grecu.
viiie District, aud 10 native Of CincinBati.
lie win now reside in cur town.
lSum,er NsKs.
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eBoss Fstos.A1b paih c9ssssd By
this maiad ,she fssquencs ofis sppesi.
auces and, i,s ,diyegs, d. Of persons. si.l
render Q recipe for It's cure scceptabls 10
oil. From an exchange. ws Copy the
following, ssid 20 emaaate o. from high
suthoriIy :Ss. AZ soon iss shespblsa(i6n
iahichr indicates the d.sease f fell. .put
directly ovef the spot 4 AZ blister, about
ihs sizs OF yoat ihum6 NAH. and distit
remain for sir hours. 'ats,hs expiration
OF Which. directly under the ssrf.se of
the blister may be seen The f.lon. which
csn be .ips,su,Iy tmkens ont With ntiis
point OF needle or 9 iauce,,nII.,., aaa
TnE wnp Jusrrcs or RxvRxas ix fo.
LAND Tho inccndiary flres In Poland, kusAich
have been so frequent OF late, have In no do.
gree diminished In number. The Russiuns
cannot be driven out, but the Poles are ehsr.
geticaliy trying TO bum them nut. Musco.
vitos who have settled III Poland suffer from
ere almost daily. The Iptenslaut of n Coun-
cil'or OF State had rendered himself especially
obnoxious in che absence OF his inastef FIn
tho orthodox Russian style he extorted from
,he. peasants all that they were capable of
yielding, Danifcsting his gratitude in tho
shape of tho knout lie received several
anonymous letters, which so alarmed him that
he Obtaincd fhc protsction or a sletncbmetit Of
Cossaeks.s But tbsy were not able TO prevent
the Councillors house and al the snrrounding
buildings, toi.fhec values 81 ,ifsny thonsand
pounds, being utterly destroyed BY irc. -
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