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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-31
pLooMINGroN GILL; NURSERY.

CADLER BRO, Manufacturers of Cheap Jewelry.
y Circular sent free. So. Attleboro, Mass. W.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-31

TERMS-0ne-third of purchase money will be re-
quired to be paid in cash. residue in two equal In
stalments of six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security, for the
deferred payments and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid.
MoKINsEY G. BROWN, Assignoes
ia 2S-2aw3w Of Warfeld Price, Bankrupt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
kU-KLUx LIVE r1aArIoN.


The House Of Representatives passed,
on Wednesday, by vote of Iz5 to 81,
the following
1ReS0Eved, That a select committee
Of thirteen be appointed by the Speaker,
whose duty it shall be to inquire into the
condition of the insurrecsionarv States
so far as regards the execution of the
laws and the safety of lives aud propec-
ty Of citizens Of the UniEea StatpS and
report the. result Of their 5es,igat;ons
to the House in Dece- cher nexf wirh
such reeoRmeBss- ss tbev NAV
et-Ss.l s. =, and that said committee
-.s-'.Al y e,4silss led TO employ a clerk and
sssss srapher to sit during the recess,
nd for persons and papers, take testi-
/ mony and visit at their discretion,
/ through a subcommittee, any portion Of
the Southern States during the recess,
Il and that the expense of said committee
be paid from the contingent fund of the
! House.
/ The Speaker announced the following
as the committee Butler. of Massachu.
sets Shellabarger, of Ohio; Kelley. Oi
/ Pennsylvania Maynard. of Tennessee
| Coburn, of Indiana Buckley, Of Ala
bama Stevenson, of Ohio Burdett, oi
/ Missouri Cox, of New York Beck, oi
/ Kenuckx Archer, of Maryland; Wad-
/ dell, of North Carolina, and Robinson,
of Illinois.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
rnk eERmAN EmPIRE.

1t was Justly remarked in a recent
Message of President Grant that tn,
present constitution of Germany bears :
great resemblance to that of the UniteC
States. The twenty-five states consu
uting the Empire, are sovereign and IN
dependent in their legislation on all sub
iects except those which are expressly
reserved for the central authority. The
latter is represented by national Par
lament which IS elected by universal
suffrage, and federal council to which
every government appoints certain
number of plenipotentiaries according
to the state of the country. Prussia has
"a millions out Of the 40 millions of this
Empire but in the Federal Council It Is
represented by less than one third of its
members. The relation of the three
republics Of Hamburg, Bremen, and
Lubeck, to the Federal Powers, differs
in no essential point from the relation OF
our states to the President and Congress.
The kings, grand dukes. and other
princes. have of course, much greater
power than the governors of our states
but viewed in their federal relations t.
the kaiser and the National Parliament,
they are little more than hereditary gov
enors,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
LOGAN ON sUmNER,s DEPosITIoN.


Senator Logan made strong poini
against Senator Sumner er'srmeoval from
the ehairmanship Of the Committee on
Foreign Relations when he said.
AT the time The discussion occurred
IN the Senate IN reference TO the settIe-
fnent of the Alabama claims. and til,
speech Of the Senator from Massachu
sets was permitted to be published all
over the land. the seal of secrecy was
broken. Ii was published, and thai
speech was the text of every person II
he Republican party in this whole lan6
with reference 10 the settlement of the
Alabama claims with our mother country
England. But now. at the very time
hat the Joint High Commission is meet
ug here to settle these claims, at this
very time when thai Commission IS dis
ussing these claims, perhaps on III,
Irinciple enunciated by the great state
nan of Massachusetts, the Senate Of Ii
United States deposes him from Ii
.hairmanship of that committee, anC
says to England. we back down from
what we have said; we take back whai
We have said; we decline to further stanC
" this man; we decline to stand by th
,roposition that he enunciaIed befor
he country. We say to them, Gentle
nen. We b We d "a ked this Senator whs
vho enunciated this principle before tn.
ountry, and we desert him. Nov
make your propositions, differing how
yer much they may from that whicI
as been suggested to the country, an,
We give you evidence now that we vii
10 longer stand by him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

f--7 Ponnd Of Ora t11pcoass imperial
- F2sas+y seap viii make FVyeiVe eIlarGs
"A i--1fsou3e Sss4I S1aps AK VDuE Gro
tr ff and Try iE. CE A 1PE9BN
.sEEs ESGS. SA EPoaE slE.s wv KOrLk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

Money is close but not close enough to
The above the able editor Of the Akz-
aid republishes as his own, which We
are panied to say it is not. Some time
ago the same able person rspablished
long editorial Of the Cincinnati
Co0fNseyriag as an original produc-
ton This IS theway his great reputa-
non for ability has been achieved. II
IS unfortunate. however, that just at the
time he is accusing others Of claiming
undue credit he should be caught IN .aP-
propFiating that which does not belong
% him. A ike practice has led others
o a destination neither comfortable nor
enyiable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
- q IL -.

.,,,- -, - rl.-4tn on the
sosA'-'
r-z-.I,zatfon afl-
Tne ONO sle-s A'u.l ~. y. =
5ourned ssns ase On sl's 80. - -,
GodIoye 8 Orth ie 3 6. -, -
nor Of Indiana e ne e -
The Arkansas Legislature has again cleo
ted GOV Jay te'l = : 2 ?
One million cf the new loan was taken
"Wednesday
The Ennsrnr William "a exuected Al Bar
IN v..saFs,av n q,eclina. A, I8cial 'rseep-
tio1.
rhe Wnoeror or e5ernaanv. IN btz home
vverll ioori,eg. ,- evsrv-vpsra ensI,usIartic-
alIv rsesfvsd.
..r,,..,- r-,--., r,...,.,,,.,, r-o,,-s,,,,o,,
,et = s.-s S-s - 80 rs1sr9fra.sd Al
1,1r s-sl $500,
-, -, -,
Inc DtlAe % nom P5la-lsl ll-- o9n D..l-
lsl Iss. . N ! y 49, Z ...-s
3 -''--, ''l- 'A-.'' -.'.-.S's s'''
eoininassee oistae trsneh AisehaolS mas
reporbea. ln lAyor q the Assem- oiy renoV-
ing @ E'.ntaine oAsaa. 4ne government
laseE7 y eh-aslales.
The Germans at zurichs Switzerland
while celebrsting the return Of peace, Wers
attacked by the French Officers detained
there, and the Swiss goveruuaent was com
peiieo g use toEsa q queii me clstaT oanee'
The Senate Republican eaucnss aftsr n
long and sitter debatss confirmed the can
Gus cammi1tee'a report by . vote Of % % q.
Summer was removed from The foreign
COMMITTEES, and Simon Cameron put IN hir
place.
ssc-atarv F,ot,fy5siI -svu tbs. 4u ubscrfptfons
Tor the new loan are coming in as fast Is h
had expected, and he in Informed Of numsf-
Gus parties who viii hereafler subscEtbs
and feels rrattIsd as thS prospects foE tht
future.
Aea larQa and anfbuniaafio RepnbiIea,
meeting ned n, l,s1,rIerl ~ ~ evFpiDs
resolutions wore adoptsd condemning IN
the strongest terms the n moVaI Of Senatoi
Summer nom the committee on foreign re
letiOns.
The new erlored member OF Congress Mr..
Flf,,t raade 4 ana..ri l,nfo,e ! recaDt n.
r.,bIf.,.,, ,.,,c,s - ne Ei,,,u- ,5,I A. 80,
,fa,s s.,,.1s., 4, q. ~ -.
tecIfnr Unts.n men In the south and oppos-
ed to granting amnesty before protection
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The ss.,,,,,,..,o,s- ~ rnte-ns1 E.vs,r.
naasan,s g,,,t 80 erT,a ss,,e,,ss,, t,,,.
ag blans n ~ fiFvt5 ~, IN, ,,os,, ~.
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,7ns.,3 q, ~. p,,,t, ~ ~, fr,li..g,te 1,.
-. sDr, ~ $50 nv, t...- ,,,-s, - Ss,,,
,iuri,,a ~. r1, ,r,tl, 81 No.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

p
In next weeks issue we propose to pub
dsh the editorial of our chief, as to the
a5tn3rsln 2 g ne S, fSI;l iSane
Look ont tor some rich developments.-
DegGlOare Herald.
In order that the valuable editorial
above-mentioned, upon which the
author has already concentrated two
Weeks' of undivided labor. to the great
neglect of his tailor's bills and taxes,
but not SO as to interfere with his reg
uIar weekly extraction Of five dollars
per day from the Stale treasury-in
order, we say, that this classic produc-
ton may command some degree of
confidence in its truthfulness, we re-
spectfully suggest that it be put in the
form Of an AFFIDAVIT.
Some time ago the person who now
proposes such great developments
made an oath, amt published it, that 3
paper which he caused to be delivered
At this ofice was precisely the same
paper, and no other, as one which was
delivered at the same place seveyS
days afterward, although the w atf
fered 10 handwriting aaa " nor,,,-. ~
and paper number eAse - -, =. = :,
the time namhRF tpo -s. ~, ,5s,,.d..s = 4
passed Q1t 81 tbSs possession Of she
p rson who rseeivsd it. We refer n
this exploit sin2.ply to show, as no in
teiiigent person can avoid concluding,
that the EsersOR who now proposes te
enligEtea the public upon a subject OF
which he knows nothing. except it DO
from the poison-dr0pping tongue OF
some nlallci0as soonndrei. sometimes
teiis-nistak ea even under oath, and
has he inef1Able brass to parade his
shame before the public.
The iuspiratiOu Of these so-caIled de-
velopnnenfs is trans sparent, and its pur-
pose equally so. There is. more than
ons exceedingly small soul at the bot
tom oft. II viii be remembered that
some weeks ago we published a short
article in reference 70 the anthorship
OF the liquor law Of April last. We
did 80 im response to repeated inquiry.
and gave fnformation derived from the
ohaciai report of the House Of Repre-
sentatlves TO the effect that the Hon.
william Adair, Of Csrr. II county. was
tine aathor Of the bill. This, certainly.
was nothing for any one te take oaense
at. and did no injustice 20 anyhody, as
ve are fully prepared to prove when
ever the proof g wanted. Neverthe-
less It ID the Inspiring cause OF the So
called ',deVelopments'i now promised
In reference to the authorship OF the
Geological Survey bill. Parties not
satisfied with stealing the credit be-
longing 70 others. now propose to grat-
lfy their malice By robbing, If they
can, the writer hereof of his good
name.
But By ali means let us have the
',developments.' We. have some chap-
ters In the history Of very nice young
man which viii make mighty inter-
esting reading.t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

Anes, MISS Anthony II. r. BOreman,
w "; BroWnloW, Ts-nn., Cole, Cal; Cald-
well. KAN; Chandler, Mich; Conk ling n.
Y; Correct, Oregon; Edmunds, VT. Fen
Ion. N. r; Ferry, Mich; Flanagan, Texas
9 s1, t;f,1s..,,,.i = 3 Fl LAT l,eG
Wis; Lewis, Va; MorTill. VT; Morton, Ind;
Nye, Nevada Osborn, Fla.S PognerOy, Kan;
Poole, y c. ttamReY, Minn.; ROBE Ftson. 8.
u; ScOtf, Pal SHERMAN Ohio; Stewart,
Nevadas West La.i Wright, IoWa-S3
The Republican Senators who were
absent or declined to vote. were the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
THE TRIBUNE ON hR. SUMMERS
DISPLACEMENT.

The impolicy of removing Mr.. Sum
ner from the chairmanshia of the com
mittee on foreign relations without better
pretext than his discordant social reIa-
tions with the, White House and State
Department must now be clearly mani
fest to the duIlest official at Washington.
No7debate since the San Domingo Com
mission was authorized, has aroused so
much feeling or ELECTED such strong
language as that of yesterday On the
election of the standing committees OF
the Senate. 1t seems palmer than we
could wish, from the Inc Of that debate,
and from the language of the infuen-
tial journals. Of the country from which
we quote, that a new cause of dissensiOn
has been Aeedlessly forced upon the Re
publican party.-M y Z3z6Hae. 4MareA
IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
TUESDAY EVE, MARCH 28th.

MISS c. HIFFBRT, the wonder u
Contralto j. NJ. BOULARD, rhe renuwn
ed Basso MISS M 4-RIE PACK ARD tbs
distinguished Soprano; and " Ate X
FIELD, The q eat English BuffO; will al
appear, and torn one of the best Quarfettel
now travelling.
During their great tour round the Globe
the Concerts of the ALI ghanianS Wer- hon
ored by the atfendanc, of hundreds -
thousands of delighted listeners kings
Queens. Mobiles, and the most d stinguisheC
men of the age. patrOnized their ent+rt~ in
m+nts, and ltvished upon Them the mos
flatferIng d. mon Il atiOns of approval.
Be sure and hear tie new SW ISS BELLS
costing over Sc 600.
Admission, so cents. Children. 2 cents
Tick Is fOrs5,le at n E ~ BOOK STOR E
az }. @. BRECHTsS ROSS Light
STOH e. amt at the POST OFFICE
where ref eFVed seats can be had Witho n
extra charge. Pl,tts of the hall an II. W bt
seen al the places named. Get yUur seats
early. D. Gs WAbDRON, Agent
Prof J. NJ. BOULARD, DIrectOr. 1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
THE a1RLs, 1NDUsTRIAL soHooL,


We take great pleasure IN ealing at
tention to timely communication,
which we publish to-day. in relation to
this much abused and neglected. but
none the less noble and deserving insti-
tuition. The best and greatest move
mehts for the amelioration Of mankind
have invariably been compelled to fight
their way through all sorts of obloeuy
and opposition. The humane charity
which the Legislature inaugurated two
years ago for the care and reclamation
homeless little girls whom painful for
tune has east adrift upon society. has
not escaped this severe ordeal. TIL,
cold frown Of niggardliness. and the
soorn Of prejudice. have alike beer
turned upon it with unsparing force
g The State IS too poor it has beer
said. "to keep these children there il
idleness, as though the State could bet
ter-afford to have them grow up. vicious
ignorant and dePraved. than to educate
enlighten and reclaim them. But un
kinder things even than this have beer
said, or rather intimated, and tender.
plant children have been made to fee.
the bitter tadnt which better regulated
prejudice would have reserved for aduT
deYetees and spared from friendles.
childhood.
Yet, through all. kind hearts havt
watched cverth infant institution, fond
ferVent prayers in It's behalf have beei
offered. and t1ustfu1 hearts and heIpfu
hands have not been wanting, in ii.
emergencies. with needful aid and sym
oathy. The Industrial School for Girls
notwithstanding the obstacles which
have designedly been laid in its way, is
to-day, a proven success, and ranks
favorably with any other public benevo
lent enterprise. 1t has. without doubt
already saved many who would other
wise have been nTedeemsbIy lost to
society, and who viii yet be ornaments
to the communities to which, but for the
benefcent interference Of the State. they
would inevitably have become a pest and
burden.
There may be those who can see no
good in thus reclaining human souls.
since they cannot realize or estimate its
benefits in fhhy lucre. Butto thegreat
hearted and broad-brained Philanthro-
Pist, whose prophet vision looks beyond
the fleeting issues of an hour and the
narrow interests of the pocket, there win
appear in such an enterprise a rich and
precious harvest more golden than gold,
more beautiful than diamonds. None
can estimate the value of one mind re
deemed from depravity, or one soul
saved from ruin. None can prize too
highly. or cherish too fondly. that love
Of human beings, that regard for the
lowliest, that tenderness for the most un-
fortunate, which enterprises like this
diffuse and cultivate. Next to love of
God the highest virtue is love for our
fellow men, and kindness has won and
saved more souls than all the sermons
ever preached.
The State Of Ohio never inaugurated
a more noble enterprise than the White
Sulphur Institution, and the time will
come when its caIumniators viii be
ashamed TO acknowledge their unkind-
ness toward it. For our own part We
believe in it profoundly. we honor it
most sincerely. We wish it and predict
for i the most f1attenng success.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
Blood tells.-7Yztoas Golden Arr.

Rather. brains tell. Blood without
brains may characterize superior oxen
n swine, but cannot make noble race
II men and women. Many an unpre-
ending ploughboy has a thousand times
more royal manhood than any ten Of
he seifs1ylsd bloods who are possessed
with the haIlucination Of superior lin
age. A man should not be judged bg
What his ancestors were or were not. but
BY what he himself IS. In nine cases
,ut Of ten those whQ make especial
boast Of high birth have nothing else to
be proud Of.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

The House Of Representatives has
adopted resolutions abolishing the dutiee
on tea. coffee, coal and salt Il this
action should be sustained by the Sen
ate It would probably cause such de-
fcieney in the revenues as would render
Necessary an Increased taxation on other
commodities.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

THE subscrfbeE viii offer, for a lim-
I tied time. his farm of "a acr. 2 miles
noH h-West or DefaWaFe- Inc iarIn Is IN
good condition. ha~ so s,eres cleared. 2n of
good tim er. and 25 acres of clover and tim
Othy meadow, and is We IL dIvIdeu into
fields of EHitab Bile s-ze. Fence No l. Sugar
orehari or ~bout l0a T. ees, 20 apple. a. peach.
40 cherry trees IN bearing, also pears qutn-
ces and grapeS str q VVberrteS curTantS and
.ther small fruits. A neat and convenient
dwelling of 8 rooms a closet and 2 -orches.
New harn 81 by feet and new out bulld-
iugs compile e. New falling water con-
venient. F r terms apply TO
+. A. Blanchard. Delaware, 0hio, or %
the proprietor on the place. Reason for
Seiliug iShes to 90 west.
mr-l7-3mo LEMUEL STOUGHTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

once I'm American House.
marl7-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
sPKEcH d "a. BLAINE.


At the conclusion of the XLIst Con
gress. on the 4th inst. Speaker Blaine
on quitting the chair to which he was
directly afterward deservedly reelected,
made the following neat little speech:
GenAsAtest 4,f- tie House Of ReBzxseaha-
kfgeS.. Our labOrs are at an end, but
delay final adjournment long enough
TO return my most profound and respect
ful thanks for the commendation which
you have been pleased to bestow upon
my official course and conduct. In a
deliberative body Of this character, a
presiding. officer is fortunate if he retains
the confidence and steady support Of
his political associates. Beyond that
you give me assurance that have
earned the respect and good will of those
from whom j am. separated by party
lines Your expressions are most CRATE
full to me- and most gratefully acknowI-
edged.
The Congress whose existence closes
with this hour enjoys a memorable dis
tinction. It is the first in which all
the States have been represented on
this floor since the fateful winter that
preceded our late bloody war.-Ten
years have passed since then-years Of
trials and triumph, years of wild desruc-
ton and years of careful rebuilding F;
and, after all, the national Government
is here to-day united, strong and proud,
defiant and just, with a territorial area
vastly expanded, and with three addi-
tional States represented on the folds of
| its hag.-For these prosperous fruits of
our great struggle let US humbly give
thanks to the God of battles and to the
Prince of Peace.
And now gentlemen, with one more
expression Of the obligation feel for
the considerate kindness with which you
have always sustained me, ]. perform the
only remaining duty Of my Office, in de-
claring. as / now do. the House of Rep
nesentatives Of the Forty-frst Congress
adjourned sine die.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

The 'little church around the corner
so popular in Chicago that man ha
written a waltz on the subject. and !.
Jatent mediLine man has invented /.
Little Church Around the Corner Ca
lharfic Pill"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
Asnignee,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN und. rSign. d Ea~ been by The Probate
Court of DeIss ware County Ohio. duly APP
poinI.d and qualified ~ Assi2nee OF Henry
FIeck ner of DrtaWart' OHIO. All persons
interested Will g.svern themselves acrord-
ingly. Creditors must present their claims
within xix months. Il. NJ. JOY,
nlr-f7-3t Assignee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
Dissolution.

THE partnership hel etOfore exist
ing uuder the firm name If \ p. & J. J.
Shur, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. =. p. SHUR-
March 4th 1871. ]. J. SHUR.
ALL perSnns indebted 10 the above firm
are requested to call and settle without ue-
lay. An early adiusI ment or their business
is absolutely necessary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
Fine Property For Sale.

ON Thursday the s0th day OF March lsIl we
will sell at Pahlie sale the prGlerty now
owned and occupied by R. Mitchell, situa-
ted on the east site pf Depot Street tn the
town OF Delaware Ohio, c0ntainiWR ~ doreS.
thereon. This Is a very desirable property
located just within the city lin Is AMI Is
gro "a ing value each day. The grading,
l.avihg and gutreilng are AT dOur. Persons
who desire conf ~ able home ami q few
ACRES of land will fiHd ittD their advantage
to examine thi, property,
mr-iO-a BONAWIN a. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
~ HOMANCY.-AnA IndH or pentl,

PsY CHORI IANCY.-Anv lady or gentle
man csn make 81 600 a month, ecu their
own happiness aid Independence. by OBJ
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Full. instructions TO use this power over
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Any person willing Ia act as agent u re-
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

As companion to the song. "Oh
i've me back but yesterday, a melody
Will soon be issued entitled, ''Oh. coul,
on spare tomorrow? which will be fol
owed by ''You haven't got such a thini
IS next week about you. have your?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

We have in the New Hampshire cleo
ton the first fruits Of the unwise and
fatally blind action of the United States
Senate. in lis removal Of Charles Sum-
uer from the ehairmanship Of the For
ign Relations Committee. because o.
his opposition to the San Domingo
scheme. For the first time in many
years the Democracy have carried the
State. electing the Governor, Congress
men and a majority in at least one
branch Of the legislature. If the lesson
of this result shall be rightly needed the
result itself viii not be disaster.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

At a recent meeting the Board Of
Trustees of the Ohio Agricultural and
Mechanical College resolved to invite
Ex-Governor Cox to the Presidency Of
the institution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

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