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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30
TELEGRAPAIC BREVITY,

The New Jersey Democratic State
convention meets May 23d.
New Orleans courts continue to find
work on the crooked whisky SUITS
Strechkeiser, Bschof & Co., Of Lon
don, failed yesterday for six hundred
thousand pounds.
The absence of the queen during the
sitting of parliament is .agitating the
British government.
Two defaulting Spanish qusrtermas-
ters have fled their country, and are sup
posed to be en- route to the United States.
A New Orleans telegram says that in
the cases Of the United States UeTSuS
Saml. w. Hammond, w. j. BehanI
John Thorne, Jno. II. Webb and John
M'Whirter, special pleas were filed as
to the validity OF the indictments on the
ground that two members of the grand
jury were disqualified from acting as
Jurors in the United States court, as
they took up arms and Joined the lnsur-
rection against the States, etc, The
pleas were fled by consent Of the court
and accused released on bond.
A Vienna telegram says that after the
Austrian preventative had informed
Prince Milan, Of Servia, that if he de-
cIsred war against Turkey, Austria
would be compelled to occupy Servia,
Prince Milan wrote to the emperor of
Russia asking for paternal advice in the
matter. The czar replied that il the
eastern question was still solvable with
out a great conflict, he hoped Prince
Milan would avoid anything tending to
disturb the peace of Europe. If, how
ever, further complications arose, Servia
would lose nothing by having waited.
In consequence OF this letter Servia gave
pacific ASSURANCES,
A Baton Rouge Ia telegram yester-
day has the following: A monster mass
meeting was held here this morning to
receive the ten gentlemen arrested last
Saturday and taken to New Orleans by
the United States marshal. Hundreds
Of people came from their homes in the
country to joir the citizens Of the town
in receiving the ten representatives Of
the people. The Steamer Lee, which
brought the gentlemen home, landed
here at seven o'clock. A committee Of
ten went aboard and took charge of the
| returned gentlemen. AS they marched
ashore they were greeted with cheers
and salutes Of artillery and music.
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THE cotton exchange yesterday dis
charged itself Of very delicate duty
aud awarded It handsome prize to Mr..
William Tsy'0T, Of Lee county, ArSsn-
rs, a. the owner e the b5st bale of cot
ion ia cpmpetitiJn, and the best bale eve
er seen here. Tie judgment Of the com
mittee-was reached after maturity and
the careful exercise OF their skill as
experts, and we are happy to say that
tla judgment and skill was iud0rsed by
neatly ali the cotton buyers and sellers
IN the city. The gentlemen comprising
the Committee Of a ward are among our
foremost citizens, men who had
high characters as cotton eX-
perts st stake, and who
sneg that in passing judgment they
were 0Cu-d 10 pronounce foc or against
thsnselves. This they could noe afford
10 do, hercs the delay fer a clear SKY
and e coed light, and bence a whole fore
nool devoted 60 a work that were moG-
ey merely concerned, and 8 thousand
bales in q lis. might have bean easily
disposed of by them Ia S quarter Of the
time. We congratulate them upon the
result, and We tbsnk the cotton ex
change fJr "a exhibit OF energy and an
intelligent appreciation Of the centen'
nlsI exposition that puts the Safe to
shame. Mr.. Taylor has reason to be
p,oui, aud MS State fJHhim, and sll who
sell their cotton in Memphis will be
abls 10 Teslize from the position he Oc-
cIp'e3 that Memphis knows how to and
does desl fairly By all her customers.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
Important Decision I'm q Steamboat
SUit.

ImpOrtaDG Decision in a Steamboat
Suit.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The case of
Captain John A. Baldwin against A. J.
Carter, Jno. A. Scudder ct al in which
he claimed fifty thousand dollars for
wrongfully withholding from him the
hull of the Jno. A. Scudder, formerly
the GoIy No. l, was decided in the cir
cult court to-day, the jury giving Bald
win ten thousand dollars. The case,
probably, will be appealed.
PITTsBURG, March % River 8 feet
inches and rising. Weather CLOUDY
and cool.
VICKsBURa, March 29.-Down: Fan
ME Tstum, SPIN. Up: Utah and Pey.
tona, IL am; Mississippi Valley, tow
boat, pm.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Riyer SO feet
IL inches and rising. Weather clear and
windy; cloudiDg up tonight. Arrived
| Chss, Morgan, New Orleans. Departed
! Glasgow, Evansville; Arlington, St
! Louis: Cons. Millsr, Memphis, H s.
Turner, New Orleans; Lilly, Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Midnight.-
/ Arrived: JOhr son, KeOkuk; Mitchell
| Dubuque; Lee, Peoria; City of Helena
Vicksburg; Belle Shreveport and Scud
der, New Orleans. Departed: Lee
| Peoria; Bismarck and Yaeger, New
Orleans; Johnson, BeOkuk; Minnesota
Dubuque; Grand Towcr, Memphis. Tn
river has risen - inches. Weather clea
and warmer. The snow is rapidly dis
appeaTing ar@ The streets are full G
slush and u..
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WAE DEI-r- OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICER,
HAzEI.s8gCs, March 90. an.
For The South Atlantic and GUY
States, TeuneSseC and the Ohio galley
Gear and partly cloudy lrsaiheT and 7is-
ing temperature, nth light sotEther'y TO
sresfcTlg Jv'Hds, rising barometer on the
1H1atic coast and in the Ohio rdHe5j,
and failing barometer fa The southwest.
Tic l9,rsr ohio riucy and he CulnbeT.
Zana Jols1r Nashville sriR continue TO rise.
The AEssissipLi 5riH continue TO rise slo0-
7y at stations JCIJJg St. Louis. II is nolO
Tour feet and ten inches above the danger
line ct ClirO; ts0o feet a5CUs Il at Hel-
cqa; sir inches obgUe Il at TTcks5Ug,
ana only one inch 5elolO e at Memphis.
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Destruction Of Life.

NEW YORK, March 29.-During the
storm last night, frame building on the
outskirts Of Brooklyn, occupied by a
eolored family, was blown down, and
the wife, about to give birth to child,
ard little boy were killed. The hus-
band and another child were badly in
iured. A steamer and two barges were
sunk in the Hudson river, while land
Glide on the Hudson river railroad de-
tanned the fsst-mail train three hours.
Buffalo reports that a severe snow-:torm
detains the stock and freight trains from
ED,,r IN siY hOura
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Is the senate yesterday the bill regu-
lating salaries aud expenditures in the
consular ami diplomatic departments,
was discussed and PASSED, In executive
zrssiou the eenste further discussed the
nomination o. Mr.. Dana, bu. adjourned
without ccdon. 10 the house = resoiu-
ton passed allowing three dollars per
day aad hvs cents mileage to witnesses
summoned before the examining COM
mitees. Tee remainder of The session
was ua.d ia discussion Cf the cur
rzucy .ua-igG. An evening session
was LsIa, devoted wholly 10 The legisis-
tive and Judicial appropriation bill.
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The Christian convention.

New YORK, March 29.-The Christian
convention of ministers and laymen
Opened at the Hippodrome this morn
ing, The building was nearly filled.
Alter religious exercises, Mr.. Moody
announced The fist subject Of discus
sion-Evangelistic Services-and ex-
nlained there were three ways Of con-
Quoting Gods work in the church; first,
procIaiming his word; second, worship
ing him by going to the Lords table
and third, teaching the gospel. Mr.
Moody, after celebrating his points, an
gwered questions put by the delegates,
when Mr.. Sankey sang and the cOnVen-
tiOp adjourned till the afternoon,
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THE Pennsylvania Democrats struck
the keynote On tie currency question
in theis late convention, in these word {:
THAI gold AID silver are the only true
4" bssis for the currency Of the republic,
d" sud congress sbolli take such steps
q for the resumption Of specie payments
" as will most surely snd speedily reach
A." thst result, without destroying the
" business Interests ol the people" This
has the true ring.
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AS Will be seen 10y the telegraph this
morliDg. the Radicals OF Vermont,
Ohio sad Pennsylvania have said their
ssy 10 the platform way, the latter going
out Of the way 10 give the south Cen
tenniai kick, wholly uudeserved and IN
worthy even Of the party Of theft, fraud
and c-rruuii0-.
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JACKSON, MISS March 29.-Ames
has resigned. Stone has bsen inaugur-
ated governor. The excitement is in
tense and rejoicing great.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, March 29.-Not since the
Vicksburg and Clinton riots was there
such excitement in this city. Early
this afternoon Mr.. Fsstherston, of the
managers in prosecuting the Ames i'm
peschment, presented the following
resolution:
Resolved 6y the House of Representa-.
tiUeS of the State Of Mississippi, That the
managers on the part of the mouse in the
matter of the mpeachment OF Governor
Ames, be and they are hereby directed
to discharge said articles against the
said Governor Adelbert Ames, hereto
fore exhibited by them against him at
the bar of the senate.
The resolution created sensation but
when the following letter was read,
the members crowded the aisles and
around the speakers desk, and the ex-
element spread over the city, astonish-
ing everybody:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
JACKSON, March g. 1876. !
Messrs. Durant and Pryor:
GENrLEMEN-In reply to your sug-
gestion, beg leave to say that in conse-
quence Of the election of last Novem.
Der, l found myself confronted with 8
hostile legislature AID embarrassed and
bsffl I'd in my effJrts to carry out my
plans for the welfare of my State and of
my party. / had resolved, therefore, to
resign my Office as governor Of the State
of Mississippi. But meanwhile articles
of impeachment were instituted against
me, and Of course l could not and would
not retire from my position under the
imputation Of any charge affecting my
honor or integrity. For the reasons indi-
Gated, l still desire to escape the bur-
dens which are compensated by no pub
lie useful ness, and il the articles of i'm.
peachment presented against me were
dismissed, should feel at liberty to
carry out my desire and purpose OF
resignation. L am, very truly yours,
ADELBERT AMES.
Later in the day the senate, sitting a:
q court Of impeachment, Durant and
Pryor read the following:
"To the People Of the State of Mississippi:
81 hereby respectfully resign my office
| of governor of the State Of Mississippi.
"ADELBERT AMES."
The senate dismissed the articles Ol
impeachment and adjourned sine die.
This evening ). NJ. Stone, president o.
the senate, was installed as governor
IT, H.
oath. VIM. h. Sims, of the Columbus
district, was elected president PRO tenn
of the senate. The Radical Republicans
are disgusted and impotently rage, bu
the more moderate are glad to get rid o
| Ames.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

BANSING's bill for the reorganization
OF the army viii, among other things,
ABOLISH the neg,o regiments. Thus,
gradually, the "ws,ds @. the nation"
are dropping down from the high posi-
ton o. iol bsck II the obscurity where
the Radicals found them.
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Review of the Week.

From the Regular Correspondent OF the Ap-
peal.l
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The events
Of the week, from Washington stand
point, may be told in a very few words:
The distinguished exile, Marsh, returned
from Canada with his memory stepped
in oblivion. When he first appeared
Lef.re the judiciary committee, he re-
membeTed very little that he had told
the committee on war claims two weeks
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WE publish on the second psge an
other interesting summary Of political
Ium1rs, events and representations,
prominent among which is the full text
Of Montgomery Blzir's letter in favor Of
Tildeu for the Presidency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

c. REEVES has made an sffidsvit in
rggHd to the BTistog hog story, in which
he says he told the story while intoxi-
cstej, and that It il lie. He ought to
be Wbinpei.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

One man was killed, six seriously in
iured, three brick buildings entirely de-
unolished, and large amount Of proper
ty des troyed Tuesday by the explosion
Of boiler in an extensive tool factory in
New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

THE truce between Egypt and Abys-
sinia has been violated, and the latter
has suf-yed another fearful defeat. The
kheiivs's troops under General LOring
are marching on,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

TIE Belknsp swindle on dead sol
diera' tonbstOnes is the worst and most
disgracsiu! OF al the thievirg transac-
tions by the disgraced war minister,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Ne'O
York, cotton, lSsc; Memphis, l5c.
Nor FORK, gold closed at ll3lj Mem
-rEfg II3
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PoTTsvILLE, PA, March 29.-The
miners OF ShenandanOah City cOlliery
have Joined the KohinOs and Turkey
river strikers.
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The Direct cable company want to
lay another line OF ocean cable between
England and the United States.
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DIED.

EMERSON In this city, March %, 1876,
THOMAS EMERSON, aged 20 years.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral,
from No. 81 Main street, this CTHUR5DAY)
afternoon, at 8 o'clock,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

In London Tuesday Charles Brent,
the Louisville fOrger, was turned over TO
the United States authorities, and will
sail for this country April 18th.
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Z. .. @. f.

DUTH LODGE, No. l, 1. y. o. F., ,ssaesss
N, Daughters of Rebekah, will S - ~
meet this (THURSDAY) evening, - -
March SOth, at "a o'clock, for the Sass'sAs
purpose OF comforting the Degree of RebeEah
on the wives OF Scarlet Degree members, and
the transaction of other important business.
Scarlet degree members and transient brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
By order l.. s. BURR, N. q.
T. p. HOLLAND, Secretary. misc
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Aecident-Steamer Ashore Near PhiIa-
heIDhiR.

delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The
French steamer Labrador, on its way
from this city to New York, dragged
ashore near Fort Delaware last night,
and had not got off at last accounts,
At seven O'Clock this morning an
arch, being constructed at the Mem
orial hall centennial ground, fell and
eight wOrkmen We're injured; one OF
them, John b. Kennedy, was seriously
hurt. The building is not greatly dam
aUod
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Five persons were killed and nine
badly injured by the explosion OF loco
motive boiler Tuesday, on the Glasgow
and Southern railway.
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MARRIED.

SEESSEL-CUTHELL- New York, 18th
inst, Mr.. HARRY SEEssEL, Jr., OF this city,
and Miss sALLIE CUTHELL OF New York city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

It is stated thst representatives OF
England and France will shortly meet
to negotiate new commercial treaty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

Attention, Knights Templar.
TVHE members of st. Elmo Command Q
/ ery, No X. arc ordered to @PPoar1K
in full dress, at the asylum of the cOm-/VN
mandery, this (THUR5DAY) evening, March
3Oth at ~ o'clock, for the purpose Of confer
ring the Orders OF the Temple.
FratTes are cOUrteOusly invited.
By order. 3. F. HALLER, 4. Z,
r W SHEI.rnN. Recorder.
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GruetIf society.

GUSCIO-The members Of the above society
are requested to attend the funeral Of SERA-
FINo GUsCIo this CTHURsDAY) afternoon, at
O'Clock. By order of the President.
TIL. IAMALTA, Secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

PRESIDENT GRANT has been sick the
past two days, and yesterday refused to
sec YisitOra.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-30

NJ. PurViance and William Foster were
elected slterna'e delegates to Cincinnati.
Henry NJ. Hoyt was chosen chairman OF
the State central committee.
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Ames has Resigned and Mississippi is
Free "A Voluntary Confession Of
Weakness.
The People Jubilant-The Radical Lead
erS Disguised and Enraged beyond
Measure.
Hon. j. NJ. Stone, President Of the Sen.
ate, Sworn In GOyernOr-The Event
of the Year.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS March 29.-Ames
has resigned. Stone has bsen insugur-
ated governor. The excitement is in
tense and rejoicing great.
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Notice to Contractors.
CORD.WOOD.

SOO CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE
a)lBO wood So 80 on leVee; 81 50 delivered,
Call at Ievee, foot Of Union street, or on
JOS. ROGERS, No. 3 HOward's Row.
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nestrnctire Fire I'm New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, March 29.-Last
night a fire originated in the house of
LeOpCIi Thompson, No. 81 Annette
street, third district, which was totally
destroyed. TIE flames then extended
TO an adj lining house at the corner Of
Annette and Morales streets. Owing to
the total absence OF water and the high
northeIly wind blowing, the fire spread
with great rapidity. Half the block,
bounded by Annette, Morales, UIquhsTt
and st. Anthony streets, comprising
about fifteen small buildings, was con-
sumed Toe bydrsnts within four or
five blocks were opened, but owing TO
the imperfect draining in that quarter,
il was impossible to get the water to
where it could be utilized. The firemen
were employed in pulling down build
ings In the regular course of the fire.
A uumber CT the hremen were severely
burned. The loss is roughly estimated
st twenty thousand dollars.
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before, but, under a crucial cross.exsmi-
nation he was compelled to divulge his
knowledge of the fact that Belknap was
cogniZanL OF the criminality OF his re-
latiOns with the post-traders at least as
early as 1872. This evidence will efectu-
ally divest General Balknsp OF the plea
thst he received the money innecently,
through his w'fa, suppOsing 1t to come
from an investment Of hers made prior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
t9I1A FAMA. :
Fd5ysca de Postas de todas classes de To-
mds Rotero, o. Llnea.

Eel dueiio de este acredtado ESTABLISHMENTS anun-
cia sus favorecedores al pdbico en- general, que
bobiendo hecho una gran refcrma en- dcha fabrica,
sarae mayor aleantoy meeras de esta industris, ex
pendera los deos los preeios siguieatss L. olsse
10 ga & SO ga & SO las z eaias.
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Maj, Malz!

F. Antonaanti y Ca de Guayanilla,
detallan este grano por quintales; adj
virtiendo que 81 comprador tiene que
pagan el saco por geparado.-Guaya-
n;s'a 6 de Ahril de- 1876.
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En- el aIrnacen de David A. Rodriguez,
50 encuentra constantemente un surtido
complete de estas maquinas, las ss''icos 1e-
it5;ssas de Singer Sc cue introducen en- esta
isla. Ell pdblieo las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es el mejor elogio que puede ha-
cerse. No tiesseH rival.
La fabrica de Singer vende al ano
$4,000 maquinas mas que caalquiera osra'
No dsjarse azstcimar coz las ascIos ss'''-
tacienes que Sc ta6ricam. No esta Ia ecoao,
mia en- razon del precio, sino en- Ia calidad
del articulo. Las s'sdq~i'sas de Singer ds-
rom, sin ercepcio", veinte q tred''ta amos. .
Unico agente en- toda la lsla, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco 3O.-Depo-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Schumacher.
Sc limpian y componen maquinas de COS
Sc reciben en- pagos las usadas siendo d
Sc alquilan mAquinas, & tanto mensual.
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Camas dc hero

y forros para las miamas, Sc hallah
constantemente de venta, en- el esta
blecimiento GEL TELEGRAPH" calle dc
San Justo, uHmero 10,
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Hero galvanizado.

Del liso, que entran ounce tejas en-
quintal, hay de venta en- el almacen de
Enrique Delgado, Gale de Tetuan ndme-
a 2S So
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Gran llnea dc vapores .Franceses.

/! Gran hnea dc vapores .Franceses.
&De sannde San Is de cada por vpor
oano que onexon frances sale a rs dc San
Thomas.
$780, categ $175 8: cgo $780, entepuonte pros
$50
-. 8 PASAJES DE FAMILIA
araa
PASAJE DE Ida VUELTA
expden Europa de ida vuelta rsbaa del Is
a6bre total del Waldo por IL Estos pes seagn
7; = .asantaao unnos
olunate . lev
nnors ~ A CRlADOS
enoBy yijs
shhsi aes Iona ds Aa osaaa
ss:ss'k'a sesssss 80. !. - sqssx
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EMPRESA
DE VAPORES COR r EOS
Dz LAS A11z111As,
De DON NON D E q E r
DE LA HABANA. se1

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable-
cimiento de tres expediciones mensuales en-
combination con los correos peninsulares, Sc
avisa que desde el corriente mes saldran de
la Habana los vapo@es de esta Inca el 10. 20
y 50 respectivamente, recalando & este puerto
el 10, 20 y 30 de cada mes.
Oportunamente Sc publioara itinerario
detallado. Agosto Il de lo76.-Los Consg-
nata1 los en- esta plaza, Iriarte, He.mano do
Caracena y Comp.
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CuPl1IA RIAL DR VAPORH5 CO2nl(OjBB 6IIIIsly NI H5

axRvrac1oa GOBIERSo h.8
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HABANA DIRECTO.


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