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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Judicial DecisIOn-The elem Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 1.-The
Supreme Court to-day rendered a de-
eision in the case Of Nancy L. Glen,
convicted of the murder of oung
and wife, reversing the decision of the
Criminal Court, and ordered a new
trial. Mrs. Glenn has been in the
penitentiaTy over year.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
short Of Coal.

HAVANA. Dec. 1.-The French
man of-War Talisman returned to this
port short of coal. 1t is supposed
that she will leave again shortly in
order 10 intercept German steamer
from New Orleans.
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Customs Receipts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Gus.
toms receipts, from the 12eh to the
l9;h OF November, inclusive, are as
folIsWs: At New ,ork, q 2,87, ,1I9; /;
Boston. S945, ,90I; hiladelphia, $48, +.
413; San francisco, 3l19HS4
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

New YORK. December 1.-The
French cable still works fairly west
ward, but up to this hour nothing has
been received confirming the reported
eapitulation of Paris. The rumor is
undoubtedly without foundation.
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Nomination.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-Robt. ?.
Deckert has been nominated by the
First District Democratic Convention
for Senator to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Mr.. Watt. The election
will take place on The Goth of Deem
hnr
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
BELGIUM.
rnr FaEycm RETTRIad .

BRUSSELS, Nov. 3O-The French
army n the north have abandoned the
project Of joining the Army of the
Loire. aud Is retiring on Lille, with
oHt even holding Arras.
BHGIAS OPINION.
BRUssELs, December 1.-The In
deDe1dencs Beige to day, referring to
the orderly retreat Of the French ar
NV Of the North. towards Arras. says
II viii doubtless occupy the great
aaadlataraI formed b7 the foItresses
81 the north. spd which is impFsgna
bio,
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Shining.

BosToN, Dec. 1.-ArFived-S.eam
ship Liberia. from Liverpool; steam
chip China, from Liverpool; the
French steamer Perviere, from
HaYre. via Rrest.
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Jacob Grau VS.. Katharine Grau. Ia The
fjourt OF Common PloL8. OF NauderburEh
County, January Term, 1871.
M APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
on ale ia the ON . OF the clerk OF said
Court that Che defendent In the anOve en-
titled cause Is a nonresident OF the STATE
OF Indiana. Notice a. hereby given 90 said
Katharine 6rau Of the pendeney Of iniH
action, and that the same Will stand TO-
trial &C the next terra Of said 1Qutt ~
Common Pleas, 70 be begun aud helo ~
the Court House, in the CITY oi Et4A-
willie, County Of WanderbuTght htelo oi ne
diana, on the nrht Monday IA January
1871. ,.,s- - ..
Witness Eoren BoreuEong CLERK ot said
Court at Evansville. this 21th Gay ol octo-
- ilJo- ~ BOHEhBOn, Clerk.
Gro. W. MCBRIDE, Atty for fitm
ranesi-ru1ur
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Commissioner of Internal ReVenne-
Congressman AFPiVlng-The Mhls-
~ Tax-Schenck and the English
dlssiOn-ThA Georgia AHalrs.

WASHINGTON, December lit is
rumored that the President has set
tied on j. w. Douglass for Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue. Doug
lass is at present acting in that capac-
ity.
General Schenck, Chairman of the
Committee or Ways and Means, has
arrived, and with Maynard, Niblack,
Allison, and one or two other mem
bers of the Committee now here, pro-
pose to 60 to work and prepare the
legislation for the coming session.
General Schenck, with q majority OF
the committee who have been heard
from on the subject, are opposed to
any increase in the tax on whisky.
Schenok has no doubt. however, that
strong effort will be made by the
western whisky ring to have the tax
increased, but he does not think. they
will have any effect upon the House.
With reference to the rumor afioat
for some time, about Schenck being
offered the Mission 20 England, while
he is very reticent about 1t, ne neither
denies nor confirms the report. The
belief is general among the Western
members and Senators that Sehenck
IS the man fixed upon by the Fresi-
dent.
The trouble between the State Off
cials at Montgomery. Alabama. has
led to the belief that the President
would direct Belknap to give orders to
the General commanding that De-
partment TO interfere. Inquiry att the
War Department fails to obtain any
thing jastifying such report. The
troops now at Montgomery have been
there fer some time, and it was not
intended that any more troops would
be ordered there for the present. The
guard recently furnished Governor
Smith, was by the local commander
and without the santion of the
Departments commander, General
Terry, who is temporarily on
duty at Washington. AS soon as
Terry heard Of the requisition for
troops. be telegrsphsd different in
structions. but the guard had been
furnished before the instructions not
to furnish it reached their destina-
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Cattle niseass:

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dee. 1.-The alarm
10 this county, in relation to the cattle
disease, is increasing.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-The Great
Republic, which left for Yokohama
to day, carried 563 passengers, ali but
sixteen of whom were Chinese. going
home to spend the Winter. She had
1920, 900 in treasuse. Her cargo is
valued at only sos, 900, including ], 800
barrels Of -four. Mr.. Frank Cotton,
agent of the Pacific Railroad and its
connections, goes out in her to estab.
lish passenger agencies in China and
japan.
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NEW YORK, December 1.-The
public debt statement shows reduc-
ton of 81, 7,000, 900.
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$1,000 PER WEEK

Can 6a made on the quiet by parties who
are up 20 EnuR, without later eFtng with
o.hRF buH1ness. Aduroaa, con ndontiallV.
JAMES ROOD q co, 09e Broad way, New
York, noF2asW i'm
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Nntioa of Dissolution
FIVE OENTs AODTTIONAI

win buy slices with silver or copper tips,
which will save ahe buyer the price of a
new pair OF shoes. Compared With ragged
toAs and dirty stockings, they are beantt-
ful, 70 say the least of II. Parents, try ft
aepo-W2ln
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THE NEW ROOD sOUROF.

EyEA MOSS FARHNE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Cerrageen, is conceded
TO be the healthiest
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing a few cents, viii make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and q pro-
portionate quantity OF Puddings, Custards
Creams, Sauces, GFuels, Charlotte RusBe
Ice Creams, &C, DC.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-16
GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE
COOLIES.
Hts Setter 90 she Worktngmsn NJ
Rochester.

Alta n.ass-mcc,ing OF the workingmen
held NJ Rochester, New York, last week,
the following letter was read from FIX Gov.
Seymour on the question If Chinese im-
migration to the United States:
Urea, August :, 1870.
SiR:-l put Oh until this time nv an
swer TO your letter asking me 10 speak TO A
meeting NJ Rochester upon the subject of
Chinese immigration, as | hoped it would
be in my power to do SO. l Am sorry that
/ cannot attend, All agree that il il
grave subject. IL is one that must
be met, and 1t must be met now. Strong
influences are ut work TO open the fooi
gates and pour in upon US the wors,
Glasses Of over-crowded China. They can
get to our shores ut less cost, and In greater
NUMBER than the people Of Europe. Il
they continue W crowd in, they will over
throw the customs, civilization and re
ligion Of the whole Pacific coast, and the,
will also crush down the position Of tn,
lsboring classes throughout the country
l am against this. am not willing the.
should gain foothold here. No nation IL
Europe would suffer such an invasion. ]
britain, Germany or France should ALLOW
shyih'ng Of the kind, their government
Wou'u oe overthrown. Why should W
give UP our civilization in any part Of on
country Tor that of Asia2
1t is said We want cheap labor We A,
no! want cheap labor, but well.paid labor
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y wross Pet IN Posttteb-Ths Germ sns
showed the Door.

TIE following !, from the Indian apolis
German Telegraph Republican
The Republican Central Committee
thought IL necessary 70 gran; 'hc African,
or colored element representation in the
party The committees have done tlis
quite voluntarily, without IL having been
requested ty the negroes. Tie committee
sent an invitation 10 the negroes, saying
that If ;hcy wOI,d .elec, four REPRESENTA-
,iyes they should have seats and vote in
the Republican Central Committee.
Consequently, the oolorcd people held II
meeting, Friday evening, and elected four
representative, for the Republican Central
Committee. IL was communicated 10 Us
n, sign Of the time, that several. il not
all Of the elected representatives., declared
that they eoHid no, vote for some vi the
candidates upon the Republican ticket
and that they could vote tor some of the
candidates upon tho Reform ticket. We
take occasion hereby To- point out the din.
erencc in tho treatment of the different
elements by thcs, Republican par,y.lea-
ders. When the German Republicans
asked fora representative upon the county
ticket in the County Convention they
showed u. the door. When they asked for
"a system representation and nomination,
relying upon equal rights of all the voters
10 secure u justice In the future, at lenst,
they once more threw Us out of the door.
Here are two facts which the German citi-
zens may remember n guide for future
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-16
THE rHANco-PRussiAN WAR
spec uiattows - 60 the Eesuit.

The EDITOR Of the New York Herald
surveys the .i,us,ion and probable eorelG-
sion 90 the coasis, in Europe with
eye Of cAln r&i.o-epher. He say, that
it 4, nei ts Any rr>ns, certain ihs; the
France viii -; rsc5ver from the blow Is
IA, revived, and ESve uppa ;hs enemy
| uiA ,ach form ~ - turn the tide Of battle
.cvsri Be,isa. Ane,sef JsaA he think
10 10: In possible.
/; ~iii take , IzisA;y e1e,; .. the par;
| Q. Germany SC P-,s &C 20 Paris il ,Piis
| G. . million tayonea. Krs william
| o-ch. - repeat hs p.o.clAr-k.ss- ia; As
| var. 10. Acxins. F-Szeh es;;ctas b.: x
| ough, 20 !:np-cv. !; BY ayirg tia; he
| scha No. .sas-.; Y.t.cszsa, -; against
the nan ~ho has p.gree: too great l'os-
| pecoa. srd r--ce'.0Niae nk;iO.s into xt'.
| I.rr.ac. is AGAR de;es;e1 y; >. Ga 80
| s1er. ts,ie: ;tA, ne Nr "! CEASE y -
| yy.ecn ~i.i Ab.:-AiC. The e'.Ai ..Se',
I'll! txt-t Il srs.e.ves 80 er~c; = peace -
, -s.sc-At.g -; sE;l.;ac:o'y t.,-,, AID
Y-sroe a.. = 4; u t~:s4s tt:wssa I.
monarchy. E.ia ~ O:.sArs r:.bst 9. the
throne AL rspll,is. u o. :As O:ss:
, hand. Franz .ss-4 .'.re tie Annie, q!
Kin. William t..E wii..r ;he' ogt
BORDERS. IL - 20; or t's.. ?: ia; tie ,''G..
pl. viii L. ...lL ended. P;-ss.s 49, -;
Weld; Germany Wi.. ~; yield uniA sts
. I, f.llci 10 the Earth and made helpless. j,
, | will be next To- impossible for France -
invade Prussia VIA, with the South
. German State, faithful on the one hand
}. and Belgium and Luxembourg neutral On
: the other, IL will b. easy for Prussia =
guard that narrow portion of her territory
which touches upon France. The ncu'
trality of Belgium make. the petition vi
Prussia comparatively ,ecurci aud II /.
u certain 10 have u powerful influence IN de-
i termining the issue Of the war. In secur'
n ing pledges from both France and Prussir
IA that they will respect tho neutrality o
Belgium, the British government ha
u accomplished II great and honorable work
G The little kingdom is safe, and there il
d less ressoa to fear that the war may be
d come European. II Is bad sign that tbs
4, Bank Of France has 50 soon suspended spe
| Gle payments. Those who sympa,hize
i with the French in this struggle ara do
T. pressed by this intelligence. Financially
!. | there can be no doubt that Prussia is better
| prepared for war than France.
IL is gratifying TO know that Great
Britain has dctcrminedly set her iacS
o against sny league which might involve
: the nations in war. Won Rcusts nttemp,
to induce the Great Powers 10 form u
league for the purpose Of guaranteeing t.
= the belligeron,s that neither shall lost
! territory /, simply absurd. IL France can
5 drive Prussia beyond the Rhine France
will keep the Rhine provinces, and she
will have right TO keep them. Bu.
Prussia is now on tho wrong sido Of the
Rhine and on the wrong side Of the border,
| too.
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WHOLE STATES GIVEN AWAY.

WHOLE STATES GIVEN AWAY.
Tho reckless and corrupt legislation Of
the Radical party has cost the govern
ment u territory greater, in extent, than
the three great States Of Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio. And for all this vast domain
what has been secured in return Upto the
las, session Of Congress the amount Of land
given away 10 the Pacific railroad
monopoly was one hundred sirfyJour
millions 10 rhieh another gift Of forty MIL
lions ~ere added before the adjournment
The portion of the public domain thus dis
posed Of Is nearly three timesthe size ofthe
New England States, larger thon the whole
of Italy, and nearly equal in extent to the
French empire. The populs-
ton which il would he caps-
bic Of supporting IN the future, may be
roughly estimated at thirty millions. And
this Infamous plundering legislation was
approved by our junketting, grand lot
terry, gin enterprise president, This is
specimen Of the economy 10 which we
were to he treated this is the way in
which the public domain is TO be preserved
for posteri,y. The great land shark,
known as the Pacific Railroad Company,
will one day be worth ut least two thou
sand millions. But Us ii this were not
enough, the representatives Of the party
which has u monopoly of great moral
ideas, have NJ different tunes enacted laws
authorizing the issue OF bonds to the
amount Of nearly si1ty-tor and..a halj
millions Of dollars, all Of ,ehieh the people
WiH eventually hare to pay.
THIS party, the most unbesita,ing and
cerrup, that ever cursed any civilized
country asks the people to psrpetua,e
their power, promising an economical Nd,
m'nlssrst'0n Of the government, and 9
careful fostering Of the rights and int,
rests of the massss. Indorsing the ex,
travagance end sxcsssss Of TAI, marty
Dan Num- seeks seat in Congre., from
the Thirteenth Congressional di,,ric,
Ps,Aeps the people viii perps.us,e ii. =,
osndsncy; perhaps they will crafty Ds,
Nuns longing; but the grsa
waking up among them, tn
vast ground swells Of revolution to /
sssn everywhere. render il more probsb
that they will ~ot-quite certain, in fac
that the rsigus Of government will pa
again 70 the only hands that can rescue Il
country from the ruin in which radicals
d determined to epgu!fi,.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains letter and
the Letter from his Mother:
Benton Narraeks, NO. ArrIl y

Benton barraaks Mo-, Aprl ~. istI
bR. JOHN BuLL--D Dear sT. Know ne the Ell.
e.ency u your sarspaIlla, aad The healing snd
t"n@fc is' qualities u po-s"ssc~, ] send Jon tie
following statement ~ ny case;
lSt- wounded about two years agc-sA- taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. beng
In4s,a 80 often, my sounds have not healed YET
have not AT upR moment since aas wounded
am shot through the hips, My general health
= impaired, sad ! need something TO assist nv
turc, have NOR. hith 10 your sMsapArlIlA than
M ans ihug else, ! wisl that that i genuine
Please cNlr.a< mo n half doLcI hottle-, AnS
ohllge GAIT, Z. y. JOHNSON,
~. Iouls. Mo.
r. The iouosing Vas written Apfl 80. lsts
b' Nw. Jennie J.hnspn mother Of Capt John
som
IN, JOHN HuLI.-pcer sir! Ny husband, In
c b.. Johuipn, Was -iiliul surgeon aud physC
Inn ~ Central New York. where h- died. leaving
thn above G. J.. johnson IA my care, A. thirteen
years 81 se. he lud chronic disrrhea and
-rroiul, Tor which gave Inn your sarsaparla
1T CURED HIN. J have iuI ten years recon
mcuird II TO many IN New York, OHIO and lows,
Tor srrOula. fever sores, ano general d.b.liu.
Perfect success has attended II 1h oures c9edte
m ssas oasfs 81 sug-d asi f,yp rsrs s-@o'i
Airacaioss. am very ANXIOUS for my soI q, again
have recourse 10 your sarsaparilla. lie - hMiui
Of getting spurious article, hence his nflllns W
you for H. HIS wound. ~er. Terrible but De-
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Chi1lss 1aaa q Tcvor.

'lnE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
4 Justly CLAIMS Tor ~ superiority over all t"'
needles. ever offered 10 ho'rubl" for IN" .di,, -
tam sassdy and p,tnaaelt CIR, 81 Aguc and Fever,
or ChlliH AMI Fever, whether III short or long
standing. lie reiers to the entire Western and
Southeastern country to bear him testimony 10
thr truth Of the assertion, that la no case
sht.Ncr viii II fail 10 cure, II the directions Hic
sn.o;ly followed and carried out. Ia n great
MANI eases a single dose has been snfci'b ut for
cutr, anu whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with a petfost ro,toraiion OF the
general health. u Il, however, prudent, ana "
every case more certain to cure " H. use 10 csk.
| tuuod 10 smaller doses fora week or two after the
| disease ha. hcen CHECKED, more especially IA pH'
! r'ult amt long standing ca-t=. Usually, uH-
| towel. IA good order should the patient, hOs.s
] az, require a catLMtIa mo,itinU, AFTER having
| taken three or four doses ~ the Tome, Hsingl,
doir Of EuIrs Vegetable Family rtiss
/ VII he suiic tent
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Gov. SMITH, the Republican Governor
of Alabama, has officially denied the truth
Of the stories about "ku.kluH cu,rages "in
the South He says tina, So far As his in
formation goes all these stories are gros.
fsbrics,ions. OF course they are. Blu,
Gran, wants M excuse for sending soldiers
60 contsol election. In the southern States
and tina, /. the .ole cause Of all the lie.
which bis dirty tool. have invented.
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RIbJC4L DODGE TO CONTROL
Moro Totes.

NfbND VI in.
Tn. time is near a, hand when th'
negro race will learn that Radical proieS
sions Of friendship are nothi,g more than
hollow-hssrted hypocrisy. The shameless
means resorted to 10y the leaders Of that
party to control the black mnns vote, and
10 excite his hate against Democratic men
and measures, will sooner or later be eN-
posed, and then will come day Of general
reckoning.
We speak wha, we are able 10 est"b''sh
by incontestible proof that few days be-
fore the late election in Crittenden county,
Kentucky, Radical candidate for coun-
" Office, told the negroes that they we're
indebted to the Republican party
for their freedom and citizenship and tina;
tina, party had right TO their support,
and had provided suitable punishment, for
oil negroes who might refuse to extend it.
"rni,ss,' continued this Radical Office
seeker, "yoa attend the polls and rote ne
Radical ticket, you lay yowsslf liable TO ar.
rest BY the United States Sfdrshoi, and 10
cir months imprisonment IN ne State PEN
i,entiaryi" This language was used in
the presence Of number negro voters,
who believed every word Of !. until IS
sured of i,s villsinous falsi,y by Demo
cratic citizen 10 whom they applied for al
vice and information.
We state Il a. = feet, and believe tina:
We can subs,an.ia,e Il by the sfhdsvi;s Of
some Of the bes. men Of Kentucky, tina;
no less than fAy negro men vent TO the
polls in C,i.tenaen county, and voted the
Radical ticket under the impression ;hs;
their failure 10 do 10 would subject them
to arrest, and Imprisonment, In the rsnissn'
,isryi Mos, Of the negro voters o. ;hs'
county fel, no interest in the e.ee;isr
and Rad made up their minds q
stay away from the polls A knevleds'
o. thi. indiSerencs came 10 the ears q 'h'
Radical candidates, and hence the bolt
And outrageous reso.. to compel fcl' a;
tendance.
II may occur that these gross deception
may be prae,iced 10 he fa,arv rs she
have been 10 the pas; With perfect imp
atty While the eolO-si race have . bin
faith in the sincerity Q! Rsdie'
p,o.e.tAtion. Of good will and aisin,sres''
friendship, they will remain the victims
Radical fraud, decei, and weaehery; ;
when their growing intelligence erae!
them TO read human nature Alright, and
fa,hom the hollow hypocrisy Of the par
with which they are acting, day Of rec
oning will be inauguraied that vii! wo'
the final and complete overthrow Of q
corrup,est political organization that ey
gained sscendcncy in this or any 9th
civilized country on the face OF the glo'
For tina, day lie, all good men pray c'
nestly and persis,en,ly.
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Prepared by DIR, JOHN bull.
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, Lou a
vile, ky. ..,-....J $50 h,. .t
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Young LADIES' ATHEN-
AUM.

Excellent IN every department. the Y. l., ArH.
for circular setting forth its graded courses for The
Piano, organ and Singing. Address
SupeIindendsn,, y. l.. ATH.,
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Oy SrSrAY, August 8, ni noon, Ad-
nirsl Farrngui dad at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire. Toe community will learn Of
the event with dccp-fel, sorrow. or ali
,bc men who came out of the war with
honor. be had tn" fcwest enemies, the
fcwcst critics. To him the entire country
conceded without dissenting voice the
OVERLOOKING measure of national gratitude.
No one questioned his personal purity, his
personal courage, his great skill, the suc-
cess Of his plans. the great value of his
services, or the patriotism which inspired
him throag hout.his entire life.
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r,,r mas yOHN ~ rREB.S.
field Hyister says

Inc NpT'HL" ~ ?
rbc denomination by acclamation ol
r,J ,Inhn NJ Crcjs for congress in this
,ii,,ri,,, is II deserved tribute 70 II most ca
uable. honest AMI excellent gentleman.
III. course during his -ctvicc IN congress
has given great Satisfaction to his constit
IIculs. and has Wua even from his oppo-
ucnt. approprat' commentator ~
Crcb. has done ,!.,,I .,ryigo IN the field,
and his s,n;rnani., =, abilities justified the
largr cync,,linu. entertained Of his tall
cnts and attachments.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-16
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