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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13
The President,s Policy.

Philadelphia Inquirer says:
proposed Southern policy of Presi-
HAYES is already vigorously opposed
strongest of the Republican leaders,
eech made by Mr.. Blaine on Tuesday
in the nature of declaration of war
\ hit.
What he has done Mr.. Blaine has, at
10 bound, reached the very front of
material ranks, and placed himself
he may confidently command the
thy and support of the Northern Re
Ans. Though one of the newest of
enatorial body, he has successfully
led the leadership. and not before,
hind him, are Messrs. Morton, COnk-
Cameron and others, who have grown
the Senate. There was magnificent
70 and audseity in his speech, splen-
Ontempt for and sweeping away
bat he disdainfully referred to
be "rumors of the corridors
Iobbiet;" hut we do not be-
that Mr.. Blaine will carry the
ate portion of his party with
In regard to the point he made upon
Ouisiana case, it is impossible to say
% was not entirely right, for, while it
nitted that Packard received over a
md votes for Governor more than
Received by the Hayes and Wheeler
Us, it must also be admitted that Pack
holds his office OF Governor by the same
bn better tenure than Mr.. Hayes holds
fiee of President. The Returning
that declared the Republican presi-
y electors chosen in Louisiana also de-
b Republican Governor elected, and
seciEely the same means In that lies
trength of MIR. Blaine's tOrcible and
mt argument. But if iG be necessary,
hder the circumstances it would ap.
to recognize Packard, there is
nch necessity existing in the case
chamberlain, of South Carolina,
Aere we think it is undoubted that
etoD received the larger number Of
The difficulties of Che situation are
aingly greaf, and Mr.. Blaine has only
ed them cut and emphasized thea;
lheS exist ia a fact 70 be deploredt fpr
Moderate men of the North are heartily
of the carpet bag governments of the
and of all manner of Federal inter
BE in their support. There has been a
deal too much of it, and the declara-
Of President Hayes inaugural, that
hates should be permitted to govern
selves, found ready and hearty re,
% throughout the whole country. II
hoped that in Louisiana the new
NJ would be inaugurated, but Mr.
q, in no captious spirit we are sure
Ointed out the difficulty in the way
nstrating that the title of Packard tC
4 ice of Governor is identical with thai
AZ. Hayes to the Office of President.
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murder in Louisiana.

70 fder for opinions sake has not ceased
tn South. Simultaneously with the an
DC eement fOf the Presidents Cabinet,
4 lining the name of a Southern Demo
% and the names of two conservative
dNblicans, comes news of the assassina-
q, of ID. A. Weber, State tax collector, of
nd llama. He was shot and instantly
fy at Bayou Sara, on Wednesday, by a
y feed BY . gsbd vi asaasslns from the
\, house yard. There was no conceal
about IL. The gang collected in open
ir and killed Weber, precisely as they
a kill-well, ''nigger." Weber was
~ ~ Of two offenses: l. He was Repub-
III 2, Was State tax collector and &C
lsdged Governor Packard. His broth
n eipg a State Senator, sought to con-
il the Nichols party by going over 10
ne emOeratio Legislature. But 1t was OF
pail. While Northern Democratic are
a. N the recognition of Nichols by the
a critics at Washington, Southern Demo
ara dispOsing of the Packard govern.
BY killing off its adherents gradually
~ ID what is known as preserving the
quo. President Hayes shows his dis
pu lon to eoneiliate the South by giving
Democratic representative in his
= net. The response, 1--WE accept Mr.
nj but We are not quite through with
i9sA Republicans. We desire peace
d all things, but we must have
M Our own terms, aud our terms are
= \ to all obnoxious Republican, This
satire; no extravaganza; it is the plain,
Finished truth. To offer to make peace
assassins, while they continue to assas
: b., Is eowardly and unjust. We say
and now that, In the formation of his
: met, President Hay s has advanced TAI
~ olive branch of Cancellation. He hal
n ample assurance of his purpose to ig
to political lines in the interest Of real
e lcatiOn. He has disregarded precedent
y. liiDg q Democrat into his most conf
M n e0lnseIs, and in calling that Demo
from Southern State his purpose Il
Justly, more than Justly, generously
the South il sufficiently disclosed.
don't believe that the Southern hot
~ can be eonciliated in this wayi thu
Al assassination 10 which we have re
d tends TO strengthen us In the OpiniOn
pc propose to offer NO impeachment q
dort in favor of Cancellation which thl
o. dent has seen fit to make, and VI
hope for q favorable result from them
Plf Nc make this resolution the more iree
. eausa We have no doubt In the event o
allure that President Hayes will be pre-
y 90 adopt aterner measures. We re
~ wish satisfaction the language Of hi
,h1 81 acnapsanoe: "What the 6ont
V needs 4 peace, but peace can onil
~ afuugh she supremacy 81 the law
@4sef 0Ftfs,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13

Ii BRIEFs.-Fist fights and pistol
q are now of almost nightly occur
h the downtown concert salt ons,
bne of which is open in violation of
N ordinances.
nnrightenus Tax was Thomas, who
I rested Sunday on Grsvier street,
4 with stealing cotton from the office
tell g. Co.
residence of Mr.. BoUlieny, on Eu.
between st. Charles and Car0ndelet
was entered Sunday morning and
hex dress coat, valued st $50, and a
.bOok stolen. The entrance was eft
} by climbing the gallery posts and
htO the room.
lib, Mosby and Washington were the
larcenists of Sunday, according to
reports.
Ia man named Petrie, alias Redspaw,
ON a warrant was held by a Nichols
nan, resisted arrest and was shot by
Police Captain Hurst in the Fourth
bt yesterday. He is now in Charity
al
Hunt was shot in the face Sunday
in squabble st the corner of Louis.
Venue and st. Charles street. Domi
ParsiDe was arrested as a party tC
potiDg.
Inns, says a poetical compositOr, are
Oof slips from the galley of a dor
Y Imagination.
brief mention of the desperation in
ess of extortion in the Democrat
pmeDt of the city, is the exactiug of d
Of IS from the poor women who sci
b 10 the street corners, and causing
rrest by the ribbon police.
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Succession of Aimee tsueFrantR, WIa0ss 0g
Emile TERRY.

cSECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- of Orleans No. SO, S0s.-Whereas, +. =. Parker,
public administrator, has pettlOned The cent xng
letters of administration the estate Rf Sin
late Aimee Gnerrand, widow Of 3. TieTlFs de-
ceased intestate. Notice ia hereby given ~ st 2
whom it may concern to show eause wI&hin ter
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner AhgrA
not be granted
BY order of the Court.
mh7 10 49, JOHN HERBERT, ClNRks
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snccession Of Joseph Hauptmnua.

SSECoED DISTRICT COURT FOR T29 PARl82
- of Orleans, No. 38,030.-EOtiee Is hsPsAR stssEs
10 the creditors of this estate and to all ct sF per
sons herein interested, TO show cause within fsiE
days from the present notification, If aIig they
have or can, why the account pCesen tad ElF
the administrator of this estate shoalea not DC
homologated agd approved, and The tEzStlo fizs
tributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the. Court.
nh7 10 I5A JOHN HERBERT, Ss3eNG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13

CECOND DISTRICT COURF FOR THB PAAIEE
y of Orleans No. S9,l26-Eotice is here 1g EzsH4te
to the creditors of this estate and to all OF heE p
sons herein interested to show cause within sessa
days from the present notification, if any Eheyy
have or can why the account presented by thars
administrator OF this estate should not be hom1le-
gated and approved, and the funds diatri butsd A.
accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
mh6 10 l6S JOHN HERRERT, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAINE
= of Orleans, No. 38 67T.-Notiee is hereby giwaa
TO the creditors of this estate and to ala other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, if any they have
or can, why the second provisional account a1d
tablesu of distribution. presented March 2 asz4
by &. +. Parker, administrator of this estasa,,
should not pc homOlOgated and approved and taa
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
mis- Is. = '''' 49, JOHN HERBERT, GlszE.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession oil Hannah Q. EmerssIE

Succession Of Hannah @ EmeTss1n.
cNFCOND DISTRICT COURT FOB TIE PAEISR
- of orleans, No. SO 453.-ECtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all OEbr PSF
sons herein interested, to show cause within asn
days from the present notification, if any Shss
have or can, why the account presented hJ
the testamentary executor of the deceased aa Fhts
estate should not be hOmOlogabed and approval.
and the funds distributed in accordanas GhaEEs
with.
By order of the Court.
mh8 IS IT. JOHN HERBERT, GleTG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGA1ESF TIKI
n succession of The late A. Jas, win preasn3@
til am and those indebted to the estate viii pleNAR
make payment to The Undersigned.
&, 4, PARKER, Public Administ1eR mr.
mhI4 st No. 80 Customhouse sazzs&-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

have this day revoked the pOyywr De
attorney given to Julius Rahders Eeq.s 1gE ESE
before B. J. Ker, on the tweHtv.fourtk szsy 81
June 1874 THERESE RAHG8SRS-
New Orleans March 5, 1877. mhT ~ zsH
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succession OF Jean P. u. Casbsrzl

gWNEEsaEUN
SECOND DISTRICT COURT POR THB PAK4za
y of Orleans No. 80, ls9Whereas, Mrs SaEES
COllina, widow of J. P; L. Casbergne, ana g BIZ
daughter rberess G. Jones' has petit1cned tbs
court for letters Of administration the Ab0st
entitled estate Notice Ia hereby given to All Rritzf
il may concern, 70 show cause within 9s1 alss8
why the prayer of the laid petitioner shonAS Huthz
grsntsd
BY order of the Court.
nh8 - It's JOHN HERBERT. CAersl
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Succession of Peter Nuss.

cECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE H'AsZEB
= OF OrleRns No. 3s,9i7,- Notice s herebr Ezsssna
to the creditors of this estate and to eli ofaHr a
sons herein interested TO show Gauss W2zaka sEss
days from the present notification, II 0aR thsT
have or can, why the account pr6sSHIitd ~
the admiuistTatsr Of this estate should atot ii
homOlOgated and approved, and the fnHils faas
tributed in accordance Herewith
mis- 10 is JOHN HERBERT. esssz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13

RtOn, Jones of Florida, Jones OF NssvIsils.
Herman, Lamar, McCreery, McDOBa18. EEn--
Pherson. Maxey, Morrill,, Paddock. R@A-
dolph: Ransom. Sargent, Salisbury, ThnE--
man, Wallace, Whyte and Withers-sA
Nays-Messrs Allison, Blaine, Rra1as.
Cameron of Pennsylvania. Chaffee, H9nf-
lin, ingalls,, KirkwOOd, Mcmillan. MfsnbsD,
Morton, Oglesby, Patterson, PiumAs Rdz
Inns, Saunders, Sharon, Sherman, THeal1E,
Wadleigh and Windom-2f
Absent-Messrs. Cameron of Wiscona1z.
Cockrell, Edmunds, Ferry, Howe, NzRzEi-
mou and Spencer.
So the resolution, as amended BuH.
agreed to.
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THE LOUISIANA DEBATE

THE LAW AND THE FACTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13
FFIC1AL JOURNAL

OFFICIAL j OURr%4AlN.a ,
OF THE
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
OF THE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT 0R
UNITED STATES.
nlsrnIa4 "a ! 0NIslAkA

IN THR MATTER OF Il. W EsTEfS AND 81
'rhornhill individually hnd "a membeHf
frms Of 4. ~ Rntlin & CO. and kat4n S III
bankruptz.
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SPEECHES OF BLAINE AND MORTON
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bcaI intelligence.

Inc RELIEF BY SUICIDE -Oa Satur-
Hts Butler, poor woman whose mind
come unsettled by sorrow and dis
Exempted to end her woes by cutting
BAT with butcher knife, at No. 7
treet. She had been employed for
years as a servant 10 the house
he s air occurred, and had always
4 good name. Within a few days
III shown signs of insanity. She was
Ia to the Charity Hospital, where she
4 critical condition.
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cad SoLDIER.-Sunday evening a
ions shooting affair occurred, by
a soldier in Company B, Thirteenth
States Infantry, named Henry A.
he, came to his death by q bullet
\ the brain. Indications are that
n was accidentally fired by William
Of Company X, Third United States
ky, who has the reputation of being
blient soldier. He was placed under
pending an examination by the cor.
Both men we're on detailed duty at
Il headquarters, and the unfortunate
ceurred at the headquarters stable,
Of Camp and Delord streets.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11
SHERiFF'S SALE.

Wy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
bout OF the justices Court OF Union
40 nship, in and for Humboldt County, State
of Nevada, on the 9Th day of March, A. ID.
1877. and to me directed and delivered, for a
INDICTMENT recovered in said Court on the 3D.
day Of March, IA. d. 1877, i'll favor OF the State
Of Nevada and against the Jersey Mining and
Smelling G mpany and the following named
real est9te, to wi: : VIII al
Assay Office, superintendent's Office, stable,
furnace building. two cabins. stable in or
near the town ~ Jsrssy, IN The county and
For the sum OF 500 $1,000 q, s. gold coin.
taxes, and delinquency amounting to the sum
of SO 81 l00, = AMI costs, taSed at SAC 74-l0O,
and sccfuiue costs, all id u. s. gold coin, /
have on this 23d dav CT Arril, A, ID. 1877 lev.
lad on AN taken ia execution the following
described property, TOWN. 'tttA
Assay Office, sup rintcndent's office, stable,
furnace building, two cabins, sable in or
iieas hs ersey ssaid property situated
in The town Of Jersey. Bumboldt County,
Nevada.
sc 7 u hereby giyeR II a s6 81 sr,, IA
fo'>fTS l'1a of NAY, AZ Ds 1877. sal 4
Between the hotrs OF O. clock IN the rnorping
and O'Clock in the afternoon, VIZ At 2
O'clock p. NJ, in front of the court house
door in the town gf Yinpemucca. Humboldt
county. Nevada. fwilf sella,l the above d.
serihed propersy TO the higheIt bidder for
cash U. 8. gold COIN, TO satisfy said execution,
costs and accrning costs, and expenses OF
sale, or sufipieps thereof ss may be sufiacient
tp sssisfV said smoants.s ~ .oivyv, yys7q
Sheriff Of Humboldt County. Nevada.
= wihnemucea, april 2Sdv A, D. 1877. %
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NOTICE.

To W. s. Morgan and Lewis Thomas, and
'F' 10 whom il may concern
NOU ARE HGREBT NoIIHiD THAT
have expended in money aud labor the
sum of four hundred doliars $500 ON the
Noun; ain M I'D Mine, situated in Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander County,
state Of Nevada, and that unless You pay me
at Galena, Lander County, Nevada, your pro-
porr ional share of said expenditure ON sold
mine for each and every loot on oaiy legally
own In said mine. within niuoty days from
the date Of tn first pubiica lou " this
notice, together with costs. your interests in
said mine will be forfeited to ma BY due
process Of the mining laws OF the Un ted
States. JAMES MORGAN
GALENA, New. February 27fh. 1877 m5-90
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S
SALE. go

GlY ysruH Of lAs ExEeur1oN AND
Is decree II Foreclosure and order of sale
issued out Of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District. In and for the county OF
humboldt, State Of Nevada, on the 10th day
IT April, A. d. 1877, a'd to me directed ana
delivered upon judgment and decree OF fore
closure anu sale recovered in said Court n
the leth day Of sApril. A. b. 1877, tn favor
J. F~Piace, piaintftf, and against The Jersey
Mining aud Smel ing Company for the sum OF
$36, eel o. Principal. u, 5 gold coin, With
interestpn said amount Ct 3he rate OF one per
cent. per month from the 3vth day OF May,
III, 1875, until paid. in like gold coin. to-
hgetaer With. 8! ,dl0 90. attorneys fees, all in
like coin, and cOaIs of suit taxed at S52 20,
and 4xpensesof sale, all in u. s. gold coin.
and bg which II was commanded to sell the
mpFtRaged property hereinafter described Ut
pubiic anctian, according 70 law. to the high
I ass 81 ssa s.S 1 pr hS s
est. costs. attorneys fees, and expenses OF
sslet and to apply the iAahie to the payment
= me f ioiioTins is absorption of the prop
efty, authorized 70 be sold BY virtue of jadg-
pent. decree OF foreclosure and order oi
An that certain properly located and situa-
ted IN Jersey Mining District, humboldt
county, State Of Nevada, and was located by
A. s. Iremble, James Nc Aay, Nathaniel Tay-
Tor, anu 10 Sepn PARKS, CONSISTING OF Two ScC-
tons Of 4 800 feet each and, is known as the
refnble Mine, and cpnsist1ng of fifteen hun
died Il 5000 feet on the course Of the vein or
lode, With taree hundred 1901 feet on each
eide of said ledge lode; also. the first claim
or lode located adjoih vng the tremble the
south, consisting Of fifteen hundred n,50O)
feet on the course Of the ledge or lode, with
| three hundred 1900 feet on each sidelof said
| ledge or lode. making three thousand t3,OOO)
| feet on the sb,ye ledge or, lode, with all the
dips, spurs and angles; also. all the locations
of mining, or water rights and privileges, mill
sites, together with all town lots, and all
property OF every descripti n, and all ores
nov on the dumps or belonging to the said
Jersey Mining and smelling Company, situate
and being in the said Jersey Mining District,
Humboldt county, state of Nevada,
Therefore, pursuant to said judgment and
decree and in obedience TO its requirements
1 will ex pose to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for casn in, hand, payable in
u Is. gold coin. at the Court House door, IL
Winnemucca,. humboldt county Nevad !, on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
MAY, 1877, 81
At one o'clock P. M. o. said day, all the right
title and interest OF said defendant i'll and tc
said above described property now had or had
biay 3Oth, 1875, or ut any time since then &C
quired, to satisfy said judgment and decree
Given under my hand at my Office in Winnie
mucea, Humboldt county, Ne 5ada. l4th day
Of April, 1877. C. A. KYLE, II
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
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HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to rink Art-sian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice. saslxf 8Rwry
.,All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to. Cahoono D Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt atteAtion. r
gNafiQI a a sal 3. l. CAHOON
Battle Moantein, October o, 1876. II
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SHERRFF'S SALE


NfN whereas, on the second day of April, A.
d.. TT, in the Attn Judicial District Court in and
fcr.Aumboldt COmnty. Nevada, William Nc
Orindle recovered a Judgment and decree of
foreclosure against the Badger Mill npd M5n-
ing Company for the prnIcsl al and Interest of
q certain promissary nJte. and costs OF this
action and costs of sale, and attorney s fees of
= hKe RAr cent, upon the principal and Interest
y due 0pon the said pronfsary note, set cut In
the mortgage embraced III Plaintiffs COM
MS int, and by which was commanded to
sell the moftgaFed property hereinafter de-
sOribed, pEthic austlqan. soeerdA1g so Law;
COIN. or sufficient thereof to satisfy raid
costss, Attorne,s fees, and interest, aud
prin 1pal Of said promisary note
Following is q description of the property
authorized to 10 sold by virtue OF ssiA.judg-
,Ient, decree of foreclosure, and order "a sale
te-wit: ~ =
Essdge, situated in Columbia Mining District,
County of Humboldt, State of Nevada,
known and called the Independent Lode, con-
tanning 1870 feet, aud mors particularly de-
scribed as follows: ComInencing ct . certain
- monument frQm- whence the section corner o.
Iscctiprs 5, g., y and 8: township II, North
Range 28 East. Mt. Diablo meridian. bears
North $40 3Ornin., Eas.. 1900 feet. thence
from said monument North 44a As min., West
$50 feet; thence North 22sSymin., East Il
feet; thence South 22e 30min. West 1860
f,et; thence North 44e 45mih,, West 800 feet
to place of beginning, containing 10 6C.l00
acres. together with any mill, reduction
works, mac ninery or hoisting works, herein-
after to be erected upon the said premises.
gether with he dips, spurs and angles,
aud tenements. Entertainments and APP
purtinences bel onging t. said properly. And,
whereas, it was by said Court. IN said action,
sdiuaged and decreed, that all of said prop
Grey be sold at public sale according to law.
sci the p. oceeds of such sale applied to the
yaymenf: list. Of the cost of this action and
sale; second ,I ttyffieys fee o. $ PEI kent. mp
ON tho principal and interest due upon said
prOn.issagy note. set out titI the mtatgaRe en-
kfaced in PLAINTIFFS com lsfn', third, the
interest ON said promissary note; fourth the
principal sums due there npon.
RE. ana h A&iioncato is 'r@a nirefnents,
Twin Expose to safe at public auction. to the
higne t bidder. for oasis y. $. gold coin, al
the court house door in Winnemucca, Hum.
boldt county, Nevada.
eset MONDAY THR01st DAY OF May
1877 at one O'Clock. P. M of said day, all the
'sria Mt tti1 and interest Of defe ndsnts of, In.
MD to fhe above described property, to salts
IN said iud gmesit and decree
atyaasnpdtg my hand, Ut my yqf6ee. in Win
netfs,icca. HumbOldt county, Nevada, this
NTH day Of April, A. D.. lSSI.s enal i,
g. A. KYLE, 4
sAerifFof Hmfnbb,dt County. Il
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!, saoNpAY THRa1st DAY OF May


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u sB5ta aiissiopary In South America. Send 9
hnmalisdaksssed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
= f1smAs. session y. Bible House, New York
tttga $500
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