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Who has not heard Of Dussan
MeLean's Bay ilorsei For ieaf
that some Of tue many visitors 10
Aehphis have not, and NJ, sishlar
TO deprive them Of knowledge which
will ultimately rebound 10 their
benefit vcdcsirc TO inform the people
Of this vicinity and the public gem
orally where he ean be found. This
spirited animal Is At the corner of
Second and Monroe streets, where
the best Of liquors, wines, ale, por.
ter, are served up in the finest
style. o2s.4w
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wherever re Bask Hslliaa, Stove goes ikefs
s.us ne flag ~ slsiefy AZ he State fslf
sAy held N Macon, atefria. a hey u fair
idea contested fof The palm u superior cook.
al and Tie winner m~plesily attributed, ~ Il
sasid. her success 10 The merit offte fieve she
sd 4 nuet brilliant. Ne fii - 4 nay,
lsserer, The stove eaffld ~ re premium
std ne gold medaf-ah honor Justly d-e 10 IL
secular escellenee. Aessrs. Risk aud john
son. Al sO6 Main street, are sole agents for this
eelehfaicd cooking apparatus and will be hap
nv tosi,bvlit 10 tkdzs who nay desire 10 in.
sgsf g. Mmqhis APPEAL Wednesday.
i The above handsome q the
Brillmi,t Stovsl y . deserved ene as
Il ranks foremost inAthe number Of
first class stores nov manufactured.
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d. @. All. NJ. Lowenstine, South
ern Palace, Memphis, Tenn, show
their appreciation of our trade by
offering to our patrons their claims
for selling goods, in a splendid de-
tailed advertisement of their prices
Of goods, in another column.--tf
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Indications are tina, the Republi-
cans will have a majority of four in
NE Senate and five in the House.
of representatives. This gives nine
majority on joint ballot.-Pilot.
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CorFERvILLs, Miss, Feb. !, 1871.
Messers Mansfeld L Higbee;a Rqys en5s
DEAR SIRs; ! hare tested . bottle Of your
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer tohdSise my
self Of It's merits, END my prejudices are against
all srich preparations candorcompels me to say
that Il excels every thing Of the kind. To
Young.America will say, If polished and a
healthy scalp Is your desire, they are secured
by the use Of Louisiana Hair Rest6rer.
Respect lly, "a l.. PRESCOTT
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

The officers of the A. aud NJ. So
cicty have not yet completed the list
Of awards Of Premiums, bat will have
itready for next issue. Y
Sherif's sale Of land notices will
interest land owners.
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The Chickering Piano is one of
the most celebrated Pianos that is
now manufactured and has taken.
more premiums than all Others, and
two splendid Instruments Of this
patent can be seen on exhibition by
H. 9, Hollenberg, Of Memphis un-
def the charge Of Mr.. E. Levy, one
Of the most accomplished musicians
in the south.
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tsns NJ tasu 4 fsaals snf - 81 ; ksf
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We beg leave to call the attention
of our house carpenters and builders
tothe advertisement Of g. Quacken>
bush, 541 Second st., Memphis, deal
er in sash, doors, blinds, paints, oils,
ETC., He keeps constantly on hand
one Of the largest stocks in the city,
and he will sell at manufactures
prices. Call and p his goods be-
fore buying elsewhere.
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Land For Sale.

One hundred (100) acres of Land
for Sale, one bali, cleared, within one
mile fthc center OF Sardis for sale
reasonably By
L. P. COOPER,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

Mr.. r. p. Jenkins has commenced
building him q business house for a
drug store on Main street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

There has been an improvement
made in the platform at the Depot
p prevent cattle injaring cotton left
lying on the platform.
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~ ~
We paid a visit to the Sabbath
hools on Sunday last, and the
achers Of the Methodist and Pres
f%terian, school informed us THAT
regular attendance Of the chill
Fen was not over one-halfthe num-
/ upon thesrolls, and that this had
listed for the last two months
e fault Of this want Of attendance
not on the part Of the children,
the parents, and too much CEN
3 cannot be heaped upon parents
d keep their children away from
ASsbbath school, or encourage
excuse on the part of the child
suain away. The fruits Of early
ming in religious culture is Of the
lAt importance to every lover Of
morality, virtue and religion,
sSs Sunday school is one Of the
gtestsfefds for sewing the good
aAAe mind Of the youth Of the
anty. And We hope that our ct
Y viii maiutain the Sabbath
ook with All tie zeal and. ear
'aess of 4 Christian, moral, low
People, and that the charge Of
-'tteadanse, made BY the teach
may rct b heard in our midst
" ln..rain Or shine, heat Or cold,
l'unctnal ~ The Sunday school.
NNHdM tNNltFH tlA 4taEa N.Wi 0NM 1854
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The Radicals have carried our
county bya small majority. Two
hundred white men voted the Rad
ieal ticket.--Desofo Times.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

Our town looks very lonely after
the large crowds Of Fair week and
election day.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

The election on Thursday last was
The most quiet ever witnessed in the
county,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

See notice of town election for
Mayor, Board OF Aldermen and Con-
stohla #
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GIVE IT A TRIAL.

LaCreole IIairRes'orer is nc. dye, but by its
natural action upon the hair bulbs, it gives
them increased vigor, AMI thus restores the
original color to hair that is gray; gives an
abundant crop ofnew hair, glossy, and vigor-
Gus. 1T Is elegantly perfumed vand will not
soil cambria. Try II. NH F89v
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st. r. and I. N. II. n.

St. L. and I. N. B. 4.
Trains leave 81. Louis tsr Belmont nd colup-
bus a. follows:
Mall daily lexeeps Sasdayl 500 -.
Express daily At6.oo p. NJ.
1asturning--lsays Belnont:
Mail daily Except Sundays)l.i0 4. n.
Express daily li.00 >. v.
Trains connect st columbus Win ~ o.
r. r. for al points soath. Al n. Leuie viii
roads running North, Est ard Wse.
W. p. ALLEN, 0.r.A
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies.

Memphis. Tennessee.
sHIs ACADEMY, For the education Of young
ladies Is under The superintendent Of the
Sisters of Domonic. The course Of instruction
includes useful and ornamental branches Of
education Special attention given 10 moral
and polite Department. The school year
commences on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER, and closes about the last Of June.
Terms per. ~sesaion, payable half In advance,
SIS, $50, 800, and 800, according to the
agreed class Of the pupils. For luther infor-
nation 7 Wy to or address ths.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
81 Agnes Academy.
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Call on II. Wetter 4 Co., Mem
phis, to sec and price the largest stock
Of heating and cooking stoves in
-n!al!seN.a Nh. 4.
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Tho work on the rev Jail is ver5
|lowly progressing, and will not be
|eady for. occupation by prisoners by
NJ time specified in the contract.
a1 -~--2
The best Cooking Stove, the
Champion at II. Wetter 4 Co.'S,
Band IL Monroe st. Memphis.
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A Store IisBss 81 ce,uo. ~ FEET slis ~ ~
fesi long taa he nsed fsr groceries. afy fs>ds
hafdvaFe, ~ .ay kiaa ~ ~risfchssalss' Ia
inifs Of A 4 HOWE Al ssrdls o. T. &. gss<,
Como, jyis-f
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Be sure you read the advertise
lent Of the South Carolina Land
b Immigration Society, in which
NJ Propose to give hRay 100000.
Fad for 4 ticket.
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Capt w B Barth, the gentleman
\ manager Of the Carolina Life In
France Company, is making bis
Padquarters at Helm &Hobgood's,'
pl will be found on the grounds
bring the day. He represents one
the best insurance companies do
g business in our midst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

One Cashmere Buck for sale, in.
quire off. q. BALCi.
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hHtf sf - tn.a a6s f4hs
Aa ~a
- w. -
'sfs ifzH asta hfsa
t ~ 'Vka d'9iag III aal
lhfsripa d.vlsya q
ffsftt = IS Thte aas 80
ssif telafss owe ihs., s.s.t.
= ~ impefst lssususbls. ssl
'ss'i 'kal'sl sfhas b tka lliy r.
m'mtef Ne fzse 81 Main street
Memphis. oqsat
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tNIVrhslff 90 tOrfttls4.
lHseItal Department.
New Orleans.

FstttfY
4 y rfNW u o. lmff|ln Fftsu 81
.itsfs i0sss ~ 70 rrss, ~ ot.'.,
wArasu sfoss n D 20 s.- Of ss,
ser
v q f%icHsanspS NJ D. Fsps.s, q
@urrt \ HEuiss n D, rre.st q
Medicine
srAsroap = caAittE " y. rrvsso, Il
Fhyaotry.
FEAsk nav raoR {, " y, rros..s 4
Nsistia usdlsa
iusEPH tuSES n D.. fls'e n me ralsef.
sty n NHHhvilIsl rpYfs ssafo Chemistry,
q J. WckIAd n D. femcns,fator q
Ans,omy.
riiH annual course o. lnstfueiion In this de.
paftment viil commsnoe on MONDAY. THE
ilru Of NOVEMBER, isfi, and Terminals en-
the SECOND Saturday Of Match, 1917. frelIm-
inafy lectures On CliaieaI Medicine and Surge
~ will be delivered in The ampihlheatre u The
Charity Hospital, h~cginlnr on The 18th. The
Anaton zeal foums Will be opened At the same
time. The members Of The Faculty are visit
ing physicians and Surgeons 10 the Charity
Hospital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side Of the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered 10 students are unrivaled.
FEE.
For all the Lectures sit0, Naturalization z
Anatomy $40 Graduation, $50,
Payment required In advance.
For further information address.
T. n. RI CHAKDsON. ND. Dean.
sep 2s-3m
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nfFLfs 4 HoHaooD.
utyF ias esllsi am w. y.lt "a
Fh.ish pa, " FsFfs%
1000 Worth NJ Dress Goods.
smtnslal ~ Ne sss cod s,ai lsisiss n
fs Fassa saeh
rfAfN JArANisE SILKS,
IN Fl he fsh sai shosss selsss
nROcAbF tAPAsisE silks
ali ssleufs
STRIPED JArAyisE SILKS
J~apanise siIk Robes.
rhsnsw and sisgsni French Fabric sArTrES
%DecHENE, In every imaginable colour
snd shade, both plain and s,aped
rLdfS AND STRIPED PoPLTss,
Empress Cloths,
Merinos,
all Wool DeLanes,
Cotton DeLanes,
COlourcd Alpaccas,
Black Alpaccas,
White Alpaccas,
Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Laces,
Embroideries, Corsets,
Ribbons, etc.
IHHfa NIaH aU." H..
We respectfully iGYto the ladies to examine
cur goods aad prices and make their purcha-
ses a. home. There is no necessity for your
to Memphis to buy this season. We
ran show as handsome a stock as any house in
Memphis, and we are determined TO sell them
at prices that will defy competition. We can
all tastes and all purses, from the cheapest
grades known to the trade, up to the finest
Fabrics of the season.
Ben.- We are expecting daily our usual large
stock of stapls goods; Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
etc, etc.
HELM & noBGooD,
sardis, Mississippi, September, 29. I'm.
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NEW ORLEANS,
FOUNDED IN 1882.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGI LATURE Oh
L0UIIANA.
Is re6ioved 10 1874 aud 1866 Canal Street OPP
posite Christ Church, and on the same SQUARE
as the Law and Medical Colleges, the Univcr-
sity OF La, and the Mechanics Institutc-the
Headquarters Of the Mechan cal aud Agricultu-
raj Fair Association-thus concentrating the
lcading Educational Institutions Of the State
on the same square,
tits the oldest and most efficient and success.
full Commercial college in the United States.
-
There Is a full faculty--ard a special Pro.
fcssor for each student so as 10 save the time
and money Of students. s
Studcntbcginsnt any time. There Is 10 va
cation.
HEAlTfI,-T The city Il perfectly healthy.
When clubs Of three or more enter ~ the
time from the same place, ten per cent drduc-
ton will be made.
Board and lod ing s25 per month.
Any graduate can at once take charge Of any
set OF books.
An education that enables the student to
earn $1,000, $1,000, $4,000, a year.
Ia the best fortune parents can give their
sons. The South must educate all its sons
practically.
Those who send their children TO the North
for education voluntarialIy pay their money
to enslave the white people Of The South.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Penmanship-lessons not limited, per-
feet course. ......., 70 90
Book-Kcepingr-double and single en-
Try, ETC., a perferct course........ 30 90
Arithmetic including all comp'ercial
Calculation 80 90
Lecture on commercial Law.......... 20 90
Stationary, Book Keeping, Blankbooks
..".-.".". 10 90
Do. Penmanship............ .....~... z 90
Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
The above constitutes the commercial Course.
Usual time for the commercial courfe four to
I'VE months
English-Grammatic teal course .... SO 90
knglisb, French, Spanish, German
full course, to learn 10 read write
and speak the language correctly
not liAited.... .............-.. 100 %
Latin, Greck--full course. ......- loo 90
Algebra, Surveying etc, .......... so 90
Gcomctry--full course not limited 90 90
Teachers course In Pcnmanshir..... 100 90
Ornamental Peumauship and Flour
Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
Agricultural chemisfry--fulic course 100 90
A life ticket in all the departments. 800 90
A PERPETUAL and TRANSFERA.
BIZ SCHOLARSHIP ........,.. 1000 90
A student having paid for a course in any
40 above Ii entitled toa Life Ticket in
that department. lie can attend such branches
IS be may desire. Persons from twelve TO sir-
~ years Of age attend.
N. B. All the graduates for the past Ss years
are now In good business az far as known.
TEAcuyHs. We will qualify ten professional
peachcrs Of Penmanihfp and Book keeping
season. eAfat4
CAUTTON-Bcwarc Of railroand and Hotel
RUNNERS and DRUMMERS, andtnppiy ct
Dnce to the College. Put your money III the
bands Of your Mefchant or with the President
the College. a' eief's
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this Office or
RUFUS DoLBEAR, piesidenta
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The firm Of D. G. & H. NJ. Lows
lsaia, of The Southern Palace,
enphis, are offering unparalleled
pyains. See their price list.--tf
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Fof Coal OsI LAMPS aad Tlawsss
.tnll on u. WsttsFa Co, 10 tfoafse
street.
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Erery Family
SHOULD FAVE ONE.


-
After sixteen years OF experience we are
prepared 10 furnish a better Machine for TIN
purpose Of family sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine are
LIST. Durability. 1t will last longer than
any other Machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
3D.. Simplicity ana thoroughness Of eonstruc.
tion.
4th. II has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
5th. Beauty and elasticity of stitch, alike on
both sides Of the fabric sewed.
9Th. Strength, irmness and durability Of seam
that will not ravel.
7th. Its wide range Of application to purpo-
SEES and material.
9Th. Compactncss and elegance of model and
finish.
9th. Speed and ease Of operation and man
Sagemcnt and quietness Of movement
lthas fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table included.
ilta, y has fewer pieces exposed to wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
1t lis the most simple in construction,
and easiest adapted Indifferent kinds of work;
it can be changed from course TO fine, or
from fine work to coarse, where q change Of
needle, thread, length of stitch and tension
are required, in less time than any other
machine.
M tc n--pz., ,.
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Wall Paper and Window shades cheap f
ash. At.s
]. G~nEsnAnKR,
292 Second street Memphis Tennessee.
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MOST POPULAR MACHINE

IT is DESERvEELY THE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

FORT HAMHTON.--The body Of a German was found
near thc Fort YESTERDAY with "a iye-baTe pistol by his
ide three barrels Of which discharged The balls had
entered the breast near the heart He had hs pockets
= card Of the South Brooklyn Harmonic Cuh. with the
,aur Of j. Wcchtershauser also card OF Alfred Dodge,
Auiiy-.f w-YOrk, and another Of LOliler Harvest
Ipua East New York. he bad evidently been carrier
nT cent for tho sale OF spapcrs.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER,

THR WEATHER 80
E.wyoRx Tier. Bar btEa -, noui - 5p95 : w
ny" X08S W. y ~ S'Vs
@o 0o5S IL N Wv = J. W
prU1pKs-Auril z, l60-Thermometer AT Z a. un' % >
IN m 55o; II y. m, 40.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
HAPs AND MISHAPS.

The body of an unknown man. apparently IN n tie
horer and dressed in dark clothes found yesterday h''HS
East River, OF Pier No. 2s. - ,
Francis LAMA of East NewYork conliilnls
eide last evening, in the garlen attached TO lis su01
Brooklyn, by blowing his brains o1i with pistol , \,
NJ Pecare age So from Frankfort Inc ne n,n,
Germany, guest st. Cloud Hotel SHs i, sahV1 ''
John Murpbv. age 3, residing at No; 100 Washing-
was tSoS down bv wagon driven by g. Nos 10 hNhs'
Brooklyn yesterday, and received q aS ir' " ~ .u.
Tho Roord of Police of this city yesterday trans
frd 70 the Ionte Police Commissioners the property IN ma P
Which charge, and also tanefftd l
A Bsp6ei5 from the Eighteenth TO the First Precinct
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, yesterday at NO no
2s Tenhave the body Of Matthew Better uInhn oni
t weeks Sgc by circular factory at Twenty anu
E.evenh-aye. y,
Rnrglars broke into District-AttOTney Garvln !
oc an THURSDAY night open desks aud closets and aIefe
a. on the floor coniectured that they oo o
sdayt- against friends awaiting trial. hut these they ae 70 tn n
more valuable papers the safes The thieves ou
awy Jew articles ne aud small amount OF
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

Cackling geese once saved Rome! ANGEL
TURKISH BATBs Lexington Tvenfh health and strength
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

Buy vOur Hats from BURKE the Halter O
l28 Fu.ous. Spring Style. ready at POPULAR PRIc@s
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS !
tAnnounesnsatsl
BuRNETr's CoCoAINE-The best Hair dressing

WHY BE TROUBLED WITH COUGHS COLDS,
uo,zsxyK. OR INDEED ANY PCLsoSARY BRONCHIAL Cox
PLANT WHEN REMEDY so saFB 80 EASILY on
rAIvlB1E ExrEcToRar BE HADi THosE WHO
HAVE Contracted CoLDs THEIR Lungs PROM THE
DANGEROUS IRRrAoy brings ABOUT CoSsusF
r1oS BY PROMPTLY ExPRooRANr AND ANY oNH
1uRrArEyEp WITH THROAT DISEASE FIND THIS REMEDY
EQUALLY AFroRDSa RELIEF IRON sBsrRrc1Ss
rH1HsN AND HEALING TIE ISrIED SOLD s,sGlWHERE
WHY DoN'T He Go FOR IT 2-Even the Cy-
nocphau which deghng intelligent thousands {" place Of
this city might pesp be made to ook interesting and
renny could be prevail keeper take him to KSox the
Haters No PIP Brcawsy chance awaits him there Why don't
be 20 for itl Let him hurry up
II. n. SoUIRE's, o. FutOn-st., New York, is
the bes. place buy reliable WATCHES hne bNoSDs choice Jk"
ELRI and STERLING BSGLBH siIvEEVARE Diamonds specially
Premature gravness of the hair should he
prevented the best and surest preventive Hls VEGETABLE
SonnS HAIR RENEwEh
At DUNLAP's New Hat Store, "a Fifth-aye,
between Twenty second aud Twentythrsts Boys and Youths HATS
styles
INVENTORS wishing to apply for patents are
Informed a. and International Patent Ohce
has been opene for their Jeu and security in Newfok City, at
Parkrow Full Information at the ofee mailed on request
Buy yOur Hats from BURKE the Halter OF
l2s Fuou'st Spring Styles ready at POPULAR PRio%s
Cacliling geese once saved Rome! ANGELL's
TURKISH BATHs Lexington TSentht save health ana strength
PHRENoLoGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 3e9
Broadway showing talents defects and best pursuits pointed out
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
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HAS ACQUIRED A WORLDWIDE FAME \,
my preparations metouon penod OF twenty yehs nae
PROVED THIS 20 lie the -,
aud diseases arising from te excess % neaty ne stats
th no remedy is equal 10 OF saraph ~ power eh-
trsouuary other drug acquainted WIN II - IN
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n NROID Esteemed Friend congratulate on having
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t result I long and careful study The Fluid Extracts have been before
An have been benefited by them who followed instructions ana
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SURPASSED In the Dspensstor OF the lnd
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