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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

Total voters by the census...- 145,260
Assuming tho figures Of the Re-
publican to be correct, the Demo
cratic party Of this State have a
clear majority of fifteen thousand
votes.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
..ers An. &..er.
Ships bread-Rolls.
A watch-word-Yick.
A nod fellOw-MOrpheus.

0nlpS OroaO--hOllb.
A watch -word-Yick.
A nod fellow-Morpheus.
| Light headed-A street-lamp.
Leveling down-Going to bed.
Very hard lines-The railways.
Drawing Observation-Disclosures.
Hop merchants-Dancing mas.
ters.
One way to get a roaring trade is
to buy menagerie.
Who was Richard the Third be.
fore he was "himsolf again :"
How long is tho longest letter in
the alphabet7 1t is an l. (ell) long.
Tho poor people of large cities
are peculiarly liable to room attic
panes.
DO not choose your friend by his
looks. Handsome shoes often pinch
the feet.
Why is the letter 8 like q sewing
machine7 Because it makes neo-
dies needless.
In trying to fight down his sor-
rows, q man should always strike
one Of his own sighs.
What is that which increases tko
effect by diminishing the cause9 A
pair Of snuf1ers.
The man who ran away from his
creditors resolved to stop to tako
arrest.
How much cloth is required to
make a spirit-rapper1
It is not always he who has tho
the most nose who knows the most.
Gravity is no more evidence of
wisdom than paper collar is of q
shirt.
When is soup likely to run out
Of a sauce pan : When there is u
leak in it.
The rays of happiness, like those
Of light, arc colorless when un.
broken.
A Charleston cat plays tho piano.
She has mewsic in her soul.
The man who was filled with
emotion hadn't room for any dim
ner.
The man who took q bold stand,
resolved to bring it back.
They who have true light in them
selves seldom become satellites.
Is it murder to drown your sor-
rows, or to kill time
Did the horseman who secured
the plains use soap?
Is the way to get the exact
weight of fish to weigh him in his
own scales
What is the largest room in tho
world !? The room tor improve
ment.
An epitaph on a negro baby at
Savannah, commences, "Swcet
blighted Ny."
A New York editor has engaged
one of Barnum's elephants, to
"draw an inference.0
"Who knows what tomorrow
will bring forth 2" "Why, the day
after, of course"
The man who does not think our
taxes heavy has been discovered.
He is not worth u cent.
A little male waif," left at ono
Of the Boston engine houses re-
Gently, was promptly christened
Hoses.
A tall New Haven policeman
complained Of a young man for in.
sulting him by asking if "it was
cool up there.o
A young widow in New Orleans
being asked after her husbands
health, answered with a soft, quiet
smile, Giles dead, / thank YOU"
$50 far, SO good,' as the boy said
when he finished the first pot of his
mothers jam.
"Lieut. D., what arms do you
regard best adapted for colored
troops9' "Razors, sir"
When does an infant ovince q
taste for literary lite ?-When it
takes kindly to its squills.
The best protection against other
peoples i'll manners are ones own
good manners.
An Irishman calls his sweet
heart honey because sheis bee-loved
Why are Cashmere shawls like
deaf people I Because you can't
make them here,
The color of the wind was discOv.
cred by the man who went out and
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

When does the wind deserve re-
proofs When it whistles through
the house.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

Fire is said to be a dissipated el-
ement, because it goes out almost
every night.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Members of the congregation OF the Chutch
o. the Disciples the Rev. George H. Hepworths, VIII
give an "Olde Folks" concert tomorrow evening
The Hon. Daniel Dougherty of Philadelphia
will deliver the closng lecture OF the hercane Library
course this evening, at Association Hail. SupJec''
1.-THE stage" y.
A meeting 10 receive the report OF the
Bureau Of Charities and to take action thereon VIII Dc
held this afternoon, o'clock, in the rooms OF the
Geocrapbieal Society, Cooper Union. The executive
officers. trustees, and managers OF Az ~
ties ia this CITY, and all persons interested ln Dche'oen'
work earnestly invited 10 attend
Az the meeting IN the AstCr House yesterday
OF the Rapid Transit Association Committee the oo"
ing committee was appointed TO draft resolutions ior
nresentaon a tho mass meeting 10 he held To- nght IN
Cooper Institute j. NJ. Bundy, NJ &. Tufncr r. ID inu
her T. LLOYD Haght, and Lewis Ballard. ~: G' Etso-
man William q. McApine, Chief Engineer o! Rev sie
Capitol; William K Martin, John H. Deyeilh anu 'iS'
Il Hill have promised to address the meeuhH'
At q meeting of the German Republican Cen
traI Committee held last week the following we're intro
dneed and afer debate referred 10 the Executive Com
mttee:
Bh,,a, C,org. IL Van Yc Continued s coe Of The Com
pubHc Republican claims 70 be kennhF
can and yhers. departments 6ed with Democrats Of the worst
R-r1bears Leh ocs bin, sn1 appointed IN ueh pace
Tmany Democrats wbneas IL nnocd th the inhselce
Department G.ed the election oi VI soYsp TIE peso
eIahe candidate for the Afsembly;
essIref That this Committee e % toe Comms
oner Public WORKS anil requests the Lgore 70 sppon com
me 10 investigate Afsrs said De P~nen tAt while IN tAt
emr aborsrs distinction Of politics should be made
Dsmocr,ts hat rssd az aid gsuou ipesd
tlogd be gives o. ssi1 Department
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.


The DELAY in the appearance of the report OF the Civil
Service Commission 10 the tardiness OF some OF
the heads OF bureaus IN furnishing the information
requested Of them and also in some measure 10 the
OF Commission to present the subject
fIlv IN all is aspects There have been reports IN cir
culation giving impression as TO the facts
and views gathered from the bureaus but these views
hear higher and more uniform testimony than an-
icpated regarding the sautary effects OF the reform.
The inions sought have been remarkably just 10
al and WI, WIN e bct report The rsooyt vii presen
the reform on It's own merits
There have been passed during the present session OF
Congress IN the Houe OF Representatives 15 bills, Of
which about 80 have become laws. over $50 House
resolutions have been either referred TO. or were d
rected 70 the various Committees and 20 House
resolutions have been sent 10 the several departments
asking for information OF various kinds The apoye does
not include Saturdays proceedings when several piiis
private character were passed The business OF the
Senate IN the OF passing bills has been small com
| pared TO that OF the House OF Representatives.
The artists who make pictures and statues for the
Government have q bad habit Of complaining that they
do not get money enough for their work. and beseechng
Congress for extra appropriations. The latest example
is that OF Thomas X. Browne. who furnished the equos
tran of Gen. Scott lately SCI up IN favorable
position 10 advance the price Of building lots owned by
the Washington Ring. Mr.. Browne first contracted to
make for S2000 then he got The price raised
to $4,000 and he he ought 10 have $4,000
fair compensation oI the hve years OF LABOR he put
upon IT,
The Committee on Education and Labor has prepared
a large number of questions 10 be propounded 90 the
superntendents of agricultural colleges for the purpose
of ascertanng the truth iasy OF the charges pre-
ferred against the management OF the said Institutions
throughout the country. These questions are Of the
most searching character their aim being TO ascertain
how far colleges claiming be agricultural and which
have received Government grants carry out IA good
faith their obligations.
Gen. Fitz John Porter has teegraphed The following
TO senator Cameron in relation to Mr. Chandlers reso-
luton in the senate Il Offer objection to Senator
Chanders motion 10 remove the oath Of secrecy from
the members of court It Will gave some OF Them
chance change their opinions which can't DC defended
and to join III my appeal
one or the reforms that has been considered by the
Committee Of Way and Means IS the abolition " the
office OF Naval Oflchr in the CustOm-hOusCS.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
MISSOURI STATE GRANGE PRINCIPLES.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-In the State Grange
yesterday the following resolutions reported and
adopted
That rs retrenchrnent and reform motto true
Patrons should begin at home; and while de-
mand, have right TO, that our Legislators and
rulers shall be economical in expenditures Of public
money let not be prodgal in the expenditure Of
private means; while condemn the eXtrayagance OF
public officials. aud complain OF inflicted upon
whom have intrusted with po wer let
still further wrong ourselves and families by living
above means and involving ourselves in debt thus
sacrificing peace, comfort and indo pendence at the
shrine OF fashion and show.
That invite the hearty support and cooperation
the sisters OF our order In rcformat0ry movement
wOmans true position Is the God and dviney
sanctioned one OF a helpmeet Hers Is a hign
and noble position ana, II nightly improved, will rear
10 her memory monuments more dnra0le than msrte,
and leave inheritance TO those that will after
her more to be priced than wealth or honors.
That in q republican government all power Is vested
in the hands OF the people, and majority OF the
people belong 10 the producing classes. Yet the power
and strength of these classes nave been used by
OF their own selfish purposes.
That although ours is not political organization and
especially ignores political partisan questions yet We
call upon our in Congress and the State
legislature to listen TO the appeal of than 10000
Patrons OF Missouri to econOmze the of the
Government and TO stop the currents OF extravaganza
and corruption which have borne TO the very verge
Of bankruptcy and ruin.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
r,son n Bradford which has been worhing on short
time, If ssair n operation O." fuli nns'
NEw-.JERSEy

Nth-JfhSrBs
JrRsrY CIrY-A public Temperance meeting
In the wss End NJ r. Church tonight viii bo addressed
nv the Pew r. B. Yard and Others -Four bundied ana
forty si care containing 37 cattle 1851 hogs and s6s
sbean were received at the Harsimns Cove Abattoir
durihe the rast week...R r. Y eeean, aged son OF
Alexander keegan Mas accidehtay niUwnen III DE- -
Tern on mis- fathers premiscs IN Nortl VowaVe'; BAY
onpe Friday evening President Potter OF the boala
Of Education resigned slturd2y IM ws,g a, ~
accented will take effect March IR o'd dcpos vi
the Pennsylvania Central at ENCnanGe-piace WI. be
abandoned tOday...A new tlmc tapr Win taAe ohyu 49,
to-day on the Penusylvania tentrl ialW''y .Jpu"
Torien and Henry Leonard wero oSmiliStos ossauny
charged with breaking opon several ca oi ny
ON the CnnaTd steamer Russia hnd atlSnPuhE W -
tb rontcuis The found broken olon py lne
urbt vRtchuan the tunard WhnfVrb, hhn rong M
the goods we're packed mp ready 10 b' lakeh aHaS %
prsoners who were employed on tbe steamer achho"t
edged that thoy had stolen soo run, % ~, ", te
they had attempted TO take any other porton o e ~,
- Inc payona SOup-house was 3olye9 10 rS S.os ,rh %
doors Saturday ncht, rom want OF lunns' III rn h,se
which j. a political organization, openon IVY sop
several months ago. aud contributions were S2careu %
from the public, but the appeal wls 10Y or , ~, own
club struggled along, and expended over S%Do ts %
funds Morrs Dney was arrested IN Phahelphlh yer.
trrCay by Detective Howard, on charge OF hSvnnS M
stolen viii aud rromssory note rom h'n %, o'e
animation ~ J.. ,no
No 80 Deyst. York, residing at Hunter roln,'
fell under car While gmpGs sIray ST y eycnna g ae as Il
moving out OF Ferry-st station ana was ihsI.H n, -
killed. He leaves wife. but no children tn nenigbt
and require 5000 10 keep it running up 10
that time. Dollar subscriptions are sonciCeu. ~,
- An appeal Was made by Bishop COriiRaD, ny . Gil
cnar letter yesterday all the clergy IN tue uloeese
for funds help st. Johns Church in oIsnse. y"
funeral OF Jeanette Adar took place from neI paoD
resdence No 232 Chestuutst, yesterday Ihe serNlco
was conducted by tho Rev. Samuel Moran, Astistabt
Rector OF Grace Church, L. Il.
PATrReoN-h union communion service OF al demon
nations was held in the FrsePresbyterian Church yes,
| terday. The relief fund has roaohed tho sun Oh
an 272 In tho Passaio Comfy OF Special Ses-
siOns Jacob Benson sentenced on hatnrday 10 slh
months at hard labor IN State Prison for rODDng DhVIo
Zenfl's saloon OF $50
| CIAREaoUNT-A new Reformed Chnroh building "ill
soon be begun In this VILLAGE The following committee
have been appointed select sito: J. v r. Nreeiand
T. g. Nichols y. q. yroelnd, MI. handeyiiie, e. " d.
| Post and ". Provost.
NEW BRINswICK-The exhibition Of the Sophomore
Class OF Rutgers College Will be given ia inc sopnld
kirkpatrick Chapel at II "a. m to-day. lhe hyi"h v"
| Smith prizes for oTatory will be contested.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
NATAL IFTKLLJQFNCE.
THE AerATIC SQUADRON.

THE ht'h1H S(thDttNs
WLsuINGr0N. Feb. GA dispatch to the
eeereary OF the Navy, from the hsatio feet, dated
Hong Kong JAN 90 gays that the Hartford sailed from
Shanghai Dee. T. end arrived at Hong Kong Dec 9. On
Dec 12 Rcar-Admra jenkins hauled down his flag, and
trsnsferred the command 10 Rear Admiral Parrott.
Three English cruisers IN port at the date OF the
report. Rear.Admral Drummer, commanding the Rus
sian forces station at Hong Kong with his flag
ship Ascold. Rear-AdmTal Gainault, commanding the
French naval forces is e1pceed daily at Hong Kong
The United States steamer Iackawanna Is stlll
at Nagasakl. The IroQuos arrived at Hong Kong
Dec H. The Ashneot arrived at Yokohama Nov. %.
in company with the saco. The Idaho was at YOko-
hama The NOnOcacy arrived at YokOhama Nov. 81,
and sailed from there Dec q arriving at Hong Kong
Dee IS. The Yantic arrived Z3bu Nov 30, and re-
ceived every attention and courtesy during her cruise
ia the rhhppg lsIsnGs me lo9s at'HeI , as hoko %
the Asiatic squadron was good
THE MONITOR CANoNICUs.
PHILADELpuIA, Feb. 21.-'rhe monitor Ca
noncus won't into commission this morning, and will
sail for Key West week in tow of tho Powhatan
Tie Cauonicus repared at Wilmington, and is now
in excellent condition. The following IS list Of her
ofces:
Commander 1. A. Kimberly. commanding; Lieuten-
nt-Commander, 6. +. I. Wlides: Lieutenant, J. ].
Gom,y THSinesrs.First XssisIsnt' J o Kelley; Sec
Snd Assistant w. r. s6ey Gdet EqTaGSg l. w.
Acting Assistant Surgeon, Joseph Taylor.
NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Chief-Engineer Rob-
ert L. Harris been ordered 10 duty in charge of the
stores in the Department Of Steam Engineering at the
Washington Nayy-Yard Lient j. W. Miller has been
detached from duty connected with the Nlcar;guan
survey and ordered TO duty connected with the Inter
oceanic Commission.
ARRIVALS AT EEY WEST
KEY WEST, Feb. 21.-The United States
steamers Gettysburg iand osspee and monitor Ajax
arrived here this morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
HOUSE:

Bloomfield is within one hour
from the City Hall, and is access
ible from ChristOpher-st., Desbros-
ses-st., Barclay-st., and Oortlandt-
st. ferries. 1t has a population of
about 1000, and is central to pop
ulation of more than 10000 within
a radius of three miles. The great
majority is composed of those who
own their residences.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
six MEN KILLED By A DUALIN EXPLOSION,

BosToN, Feb. 21.-The Traveller publishes an
extract from Phenix Mine. Lake Superior, letter.
stating that the evening OF Feb IL explosion Of
dualn caused the death OF six personsCapt Hoatson.
Cap; Johns. Frederick Striker, Joseph Marks. James
Marks. and wm Dunn. Two of the men leave families,
OF eight and the other OF four children It stated
shat In the outer room OF Capt HoasoD who had charge
0f The mipers, Was quantity OF loose d1alin and
the explosion OF this that caused the accident. The last
who was In the ONCE pre- vious to tho explosion
lhat two men st work with the dualiU. and
that one held candle Capt Hoatson lived til the
morning pf Feb 10. Tho others Killed instantly
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23


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p: ssfss ss:; s assat lst 90 9@39 @ s5 g
ro 6Ts1%Sn. iSs Of state 1850 % eSS22o 225910 90
'S ne,i Treasury sbl $50 90 29s42oo 2o2872o 90
fG r., 'ipea'' 2o5 600 90 245OOo ls3s25 90
/ For ef pobbe balo
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f M. ssn ~ ami ' 2aI4so 90 2GlG75 257oG7 90
No si q sis sifas fo's2sGi, 3 s'is,laGE isslaG
iGYSSsSiSdhGs' "Y SSidnss otsa1oaG os SnlSd y ,7oe.ooo
! Interior Department. l3i lVV w i'''7' N'''''O''
/ GsneTa Lan4-tJmce, oo beO M
l intIdiug c0uIDget.. ga oOV w ~o'i'"V
! For suTyeyors-peneral ~ ,oo m M
| For Indian Ofise, pegc. eoO on
cODingent........ oS,l4V w ''oV' ''''0N w
| Pension Ghce in- -7ona N
Gliding ontugent.... 5l6OoO w o|o'sVV "i''''' Wv
f. .,sS reoo scrDeT U IN $4,000 90 $4,000 6.7sOO 90
lor Department of Agr-
f1lSTf SnssDt nooos i7C6aO 90 l9s24o l23esO 90
For BHrosu Of lduca
including cOntn- ooo .,ooo o. t,o on
|
POst-OGcc Depart
1sScD 1sS., a'ans on 47oss2 90 634l72 ts63l2 90
| Department,
| salaries and contingent 40, ,oo o-o on
1
| For Department,
sipsos sOC 1890 90 l469lo lal,2Ao 90
| For United States courts
b"i. es,.',',. s-9s5O 90 g99s5O 4O175o 90
fcl 061S SSSS' 43l $40 90 39S73 $3.50 90
For Department Of Just
ice Including oonan- -. o.o Al ,.,o.o 100 Ion M
gent lo9tosV w A""'''N N''iN0
fT SSrs .e siis 2 100000 90 22S65s9 215l413 90
For official posafe- o,- ooo M ooo M
. sAmps........s.'s.' icp'''v w i''''''N TNN''~1
, | ro,,, .23753 633 So % 93l 0JG ~ 6a7 .326 30
Increased under March j. 1873 fol
! | b,
| Tournament appropriation.
OFnai not ireude1a the
tive and Judicial Appropriation b the PostoGce BILL esh
SToa recommended bin exclusive Of unusual fne
eeti Total sDoa9 recommended last Jer ~
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
A |

There are two Methodist, two
Episcopal, three Presbyterian, and
one Baptist church within ten min
utes' walk of these houses. There
is Post Office, with two mails
each way daily. Also, schools,
public and private, and all kinds of
stores in the immediate vicinity.
Taxes are low, and are not likely
to be increased.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
HOME NEWS.
pRoMIYRNT ARRIvALs.

Mr. To,k Hotci-The Hon. f. II. Allen, Chancellor
Of e stnivh I,ndt... fth Ar,Hae Hob-ooL DEsi
m suv. Rodney Daniels, Collector cf the for Of buh.o -"
K L. PSb he L. s. Consul Geneh al at Havana W.d,oT ho
rr Congrr.s.an Gen g. r. shePey OF Name
yopas IorScast1r H. Cole Of Albion n u ami SsLs'I
W. Toicv Of Henry. NJ Y.. hoffman Ho.,s-hainro "a
N. Jpsree Leystion Washington. GaV H0H" .Seh - ~
s.rgeut Of Bo.,oB BTeoou BOuse-Andes AIan o. hoi-L
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

,,on, for ocle stamps. The reductions 10 other te"
have been mainly effected by reducing the nnmper o'
employees In 1873 100000 appropriated 10 pay VI.
Judgments OF the Court of Claims; that sun h' VI
course now omitted which accounts for the oere"''
In the appronriatlonp
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
a GOOD

They are within five minutes
walk of three railway stations, and
but little further from another one,
and are within three minutes walk
Of the horse-cars.
These will furnish direct daily
and hourly communication with
New York, Jersey City, HObOken,
Newark, Orange, Montclair, and
other places.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
WAN It

They will be sold only to people
known to be respectable, at the
low price of $500, which may be
paid in small monthly installments.
Half the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

HE IIDN IN
sey TIE REDUCTIONS MADE By THE LEGISLATIVE,
FxeCUuvE, AND JUDICIAL BILL HAvK BEEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR FEwER CLERKS AND
.CIHIR ENPLOYRs-NCREAsE or APPROPRIA.
lions II SOME INSTANCES.
ID subjOined table is appended to the Leg
tsattye Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
FepoEed by the Hsuse Committee on APE -oprations.
Ihe figures show the difference between the amounts
spproynsted tor the present Ases year the estimates
for tGe coming year, -Ddtbe oy the
ComIr,lsee in the BIZ The total amount appropriated
last session az Congress was according TO the
SomInTees table. ss357s greater than the estimate,
the ae1 fiscal year ana tT5s 307 SO greater than
fIe ancpat recommended by the Committee. Thass
,hguree abOw that the Committee has reduced the
,astns:esG 95353O Co. The reduction IN the con osu,a
non Of mabers of The Senate the House ia dus o,
snrse 20 the repeal OF The clause increasing thu
res OF members and other officers Of the Government
spproprstons FOR the contingent expenses OF both
ta,ses ha, eeen reduced by Omtng the usua
,oJ Temporary cerks cutting down the pay OF
tee CLERKS pages aud spprOpristtng smaller sums Tot
fuef fodiugod documents AMI the bire OF horses
mail wagons The appropriation recommended this
SESSION for tiH Capitol pe-ice Is the same a-
that made sst year. There is ah appa-
rent increase ID Tue sppFs Fsprstions for tho
ExecUtize, but tbe Is due "a the fact that one
half of hSS salary secluded 10 the first column, smonz
TIE items credited &c the Senate. There has ia reality
been reduction OF oO, by transferring tho private
ecgesry 70 sgn paents for public lands TO the Interior
Department Gn the State Department, the sppropra-
zion fer publisntg the lava has been Increased from
eo 600 $4,000 and the sums " 4IioO for bureau
officers and t2,s0 for postage stamps and htho-
graphing have been aided. The only decrease tnads
$500 is in the conupgeSi expesse The reductions IN
fhe Treasury DepsrtmeDnhaye seen made principally
Sy providing for fewer clefS 10 Sbe several bureaus
.no cutting down the contingent expenses The
,d ssssV oe9ces 10 due 10 then establishment OF nav
mimi, asd sus Office Of Dreosor o<the Mint Some
saotous have been made ia the Interior Department.
su. lssss hs,s b.su w Isygs sgproprs
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
Y YC)l)

They have handsome brick fronts
with brown-stone trimmings. Good
water is supplied to each house.
There will be gas throughout; also
vestibule doors, large and hand
some windows, marble mantels,
elegant cornices and center-pieces,
and very handsome and thor
ough finish in every respect,
so as to be very desirable resi-
dences.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

CHESTER HILL.-Chester Hill Association was
fully Organized on FRIDAY evening by the election OF L.
Hubbe president; Charles Crary. Vice President; T.
e. Aitchell. Secretary ana j. BerDsten Treasurer.
constitution was presented aud adopted.
MONT VHpSoE The steel pen mandatory VI Han.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

Or tl,, leave N.~rori By Be esr-s
F 10 81 3 40 o. By the ,hrsio-
t., = -, . NO.. "a liskss fvs Va sessug
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