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INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING."
Volume "VI.
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. SEPTEMBER 24, 1864.
Number 14.
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SijfTA FE, SEW MEXICO.
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vltb di.p.tchj ud ! tb Ut.it llyl.ttf tlia ut.
gi. Carmenl reqotredfor all Job Work on delivery.
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1 Ktw York, . , .. It. Louii. .
CLOTHING.
DR0W9 4, DEGBECR,
, imtutn (o . j
WILLLIAM F.ENDERS&Co
' JHinifirtimBV
.-, i.- ni , ,
Wholciale Dealers ta
clothing;
62, Main Strett, St. Louis, lío.
i l.r. MBi hlly in.rt.4 .toefc laltibl. for tntlfri
4.4 Tnd.imM, coDiUnUjr kept m lué Md aerad
.l.r ..I. .o ib. aeit libutí terni.
MANUFACTORY! i
LEWIS B. BROWN & Co. ;
39, Barclay it., Kcw Vork
oim taw mt ui.niir im tot. iw in-
iutiXM-1hiu.Hr
ahtrliintntj.
STETTAUER & BRO.,
Jobbers '
Fancy
and
Staple
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
and Caps.
No. 17, Delaware street. No. 17
BsitM $iie, bttioun Main and StcontL
Leavenworth, Kansas
1864. HARDWARE. 1864.
RICHARDS! C1IAMBERLIN,
Dealcn in
HARDWARE
andiron,
Flows, Hoes, Spades, Sheep
Shoars, Pad-Locks, Sad
Irons, Prying-Pans
&c. &c.
fbe itttntlon of th. trvl. to our comiiletf Stock kl
It-lullld Clil ui. M
RICHARDS . t lJ AltlBERlMX,
So. 59, Delaware Street,
Leavenivorth, Kansas.
BRACE & BAKER,
Wbolmto Ooilen In Anorlcoa tod Voreijo
HARDWARE
OV FVRRV DfüTRlPTION".
plowi, Me.ltir- WoehioM, Rinu F. H-w. .nil ,n.li
nMlly iftitit! I. tb. TrKl. of X.w Neiic.. ca
luutl; oi litiia.
No. 31 Delaware Street,
Between Second and Third Streets,
IXATOÍWORTH, UHne
SPIEGELBERQ BROS.
SAXTA FÉ, N. M.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL DEALERS
IS
I
MERCHANDISE,
Kflop M-nMaotl? on hund a lar axmrtmr'nl of SU(il
Paocy iqiI Hi y i;d!t, Cloibiug, Hiti, tdxita and Buuoi,
tifooTifi Luorn, lUtdHftrenwiiBwaro, ic
d I y
WILSON & HASTINGS,
Wbolaiala and Rrull Denton In hiratgu and 3vnitatto
HARDWARE,
IRON", !STEEIj,
IV'aiU, Circular Snws,
Corn Mills,Plow3,Cultivators,
QUM PACKING, BELTING, 4.C.
A suitable stock for the New Heiican Trade.
NO. 33 DRLAWAWC KP. iEaVRNWORTH KANSAS'
Tu IkfirM hu of Üocoud
No. . ly,
SANTA FE HOTEL.
Soutli-wcst corner of tlio Plaza.
Tho proprlMor li pr.p.rwl to vr.ommod.tfl the pnlu
lie In the 1'ii.t miniti'r. Mil riMimLre vlapt1 b the
fteenmntn.tillfln ttt transient &.1 Mrnt.nrnl boArder.,
.od bi. lobl.li rRmtihel wttb lb. bolt tbalcu t.
ubuioed lu lb. wkvt. , ,
SEO. HUTB, froprlotor.
U . 1 - .!, .
C. Rf MOREHEAD & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commissiou IQerrhants,
Nos. 35 and 36, Levee,
LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS.
Tooa. Carney y Thos, Stevens.
; CARNEY Y STEVENS.
riatWM M marord. Abarrote,, 2a,u!B. d. U ClUl
, : . I : .- DcLwac. j Uvea. ,
UATIKWOITH, IAMIAI.
i 1M
Jhfttisfitnls.
UNITED STATES MAIL
ARIZONA.
" POST OFFICE DRPAUTMKBT
' AcuiiTtO, 18M.
PKOPOSAU Mlllbamelvedat iht Contract on. of
tbu Departutedt uutil I p, Bt. of TuvUr, tbo lllh
of Nuvt-mbor u.it, (to b dccidf J by tbe l7ib.) for
oonrtrin tlie ITuitwl Sutel malls in tbo Territory
af Amona form tlie let of January, IMS, or aa aoon
tbcreaftr-r ai practicable, to tho HJlhJuue, IBM, on
toe route and by Uto icliedule of departures and
rrlrilafoll'rwinR.via :
144M Ironi Altnqoerqiip, fNfW Ucilco,) by AlrtiCO,
Fort Wingale, Cuvrro, Anua Fu. íuBl, Ja
eoti'i W.'ll, (Aniuna.) Lcruux íprinR, -and
Wvoliry's Riiiflif, to Pi cuco, 4M tnllel aud
back, once a werk.
LeaveAlbwinvrque Sunday at 15 ml
Arrive at Ftvucolt uildiyi by UU
Lfitvf Proscott Ttmrxl.iy at li iq i
Arrive at Albuqurque in I daya by 13 B.
NOTES.
Fropuials utuat bo iubtnitl.Hl to perform tho am
Ice "with celerity, certHiniy, and security' accord
Inn to the wurda of the nut of Conireil of Bercb I,
IBM.
No pay will be made tor trips not performed, and
for each of sudi ouiískíoii nt latUfwlorily ex
plalnetl, three tluns Uie pay ef tbe trip uiay bo de
ducted. Pwarnvali io for behind time as to bretik
connocllon with ttopcndinii moils, aiiduut sufflcumly
exesned, onr-fum th of the compciisatioa fur tho trip
Is eubJeft to forfeiture. Pines will be imposed, on.
leaa tbe doilnnuency be promptly and satisfactorily
expUined by certificates of postmasters, or tbo atU
darlti of other creditable persons, tor ni-Kleotiint to
take thr-mMI from and lulu tbe post ufflca) fur uf
ferlnitt to be Injured, deitroywl, robbed, or lost I
and for refuting, after demand, to vwuvey tlie mail as
frequently as the cuutratior runs, or is concerned lu
runninff, vehicles on the route.
Tbo distance Is BiTen Mcordlug to tbo best Infor
mation, but no tncreasrd pay will be alUwed should
ilbeiireater than advertlaed. -flWdrn miMf inom
thtmclvtt on thil potnt
Tlie Puitmasler General may aotml tho contract
for repeated failures to run agreeably to contract
for duubeyiui tbe Post offlce laws or instructions of
Department, or for assigning tba contract without
bid assent.
The Postmaster Gouwal may alter the scbeduto, aa
the public iutereat may require. He may also order
an Increase of mtvico by allow t mi therefor a pro rafa
increase oí the contract psy. lie may also cmtnil or
dUcontlnue tbe anrvue in wbtile or lu part it
tro rula acrease "f pny, Lo allowing o no month'
extra pny on the aru -unt of iervict'dipenmd wnu.
P.-iymnnls will bi made tor tt.e service by collec
tieut from or drafti on poitinasteri, or other wun,
after iheexplraUoB of each quarter saf ib Febru
ary, aliy, August, and November.
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARATKK,
AND CERTIFICATE.
Proposal.
The undersigned, 11 1 ", whose post nlBc
address la, county of , State of ,
proposal to convey the mails of tbe I'mled fltttaa,
from January I, IH6S, to June 30, 164, on route No:
. between and , under the advertisement
of the Postmaster doner 1 1, dated Auftuot 10, 1864,
with "celerity, certainly, and security," fr tbe an
nual sum of dollars.
TA is proposal it nadt with fult knowltdgt of tht
dú anctojthr roult.tkt wrightof the mail to ht car
ried, and o htr articulan in njmnet to the
roun and $irviet, and alto, after cartfut tramina
lion of the fowl and iruiru fii attached to the ai
ffrtiirmsnt. Dated (Btgned)
Cuaronffi,
Tbe undersigued, residing it -, State oí , un
dertake that, If the foregoing bid for carrying tbe
mall on route No. be accepted by tbe Postmaster
General, the bidder shall, prior to the 1st day of Jan
uary, IMS, enter into tbe required obligation or con
tract to perform tbe service proposed, with good and
sufficient suriliea.
Thit rf do tiaitridaJirip Jiif inrtty the obligations
and liabllitiet ouumnf iy guarantort under the ;TA
lííflon of tho net ofCongrenofJuly i, b8M.
Dated (Bignxd by two guarantors.)
ClrtljfceVa.
The undersljtned, postmaster at , State of ,
canines, vnd . nui vnn onvn t, that belt at
qiuloied with the above guarantors, mid knows thnu
to be tarn of property, and able to make good their
guarantee.
Dated (Si nod)
The aftove certifícala must bare affixed to It a five
cent revenue atauip, us tbo Uw requires.
M. Kl.Alll,
Pos matttr Oentrat
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
11HF. nndcritgned having been appointed executors
of Hie eiatale of the late loan I'erea, hy the Inst
will no-I lei lament of the deceased, will pioceed Im
niedmtcly to the sMllement of id estalt , All per
son it therefore who are indebted to ihe estate by book
iccnunl or otherwise are request ed lu settle Hip samo
without delay, and those who have claims against It
will prvaeul them fur payment.
JfhKP-t CIUVK7 do VKltU.
PltANCIfCO PKIIKA,
V.Nfii PbliltA, ixecqtera.
n 101 m
R. H. TOMPKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SAXTA FE, X. M.
Irte! ud ,rom,t attBtlon will b. glftHi to .11
buito.ia lb U. ILae 0 hie Brofeialoa tku mtf b. eo
Irnited tobli car.
THUS. CAKNIT,
TUOb. 0. 8mVIN8.
CARNEY & STEVENS,
WHOLESALE GKOCERS,
Corner Delaware St. & Levoe,
t.y ' " XtAVtrnronnHANSAtl
Plumc Xo. 140. .
(Cnntiutled from lost werk.)
Ou jinn -ti ib ami pun holder! or parta
thereof, thirtav-five por oeutum kd valorem.
On pon, moullio, ten ccuU per groja,
and in adilition thereto twonly-five por
cuutiuu ml valcruui.
Ou soap, fane;, perfumed, lioiicv, tran
spurnnt, and nil description of toilet and
.baring niup, ten cent! per pound, and in
addition thereto twenlj-fiveper oentuni ad
valorem.
On all soap not otherwise provided for,
one cent per pound, and in addition there
to thirty per centum ad valorem.
Ou siareh, made of potatoes or corn,
one cent per pound, and twenty per cen
tum ad valorem.
On starch, made of rice, or auv other
material, three cents per pound, and tven
ty per centum ad valorem.
On rice, cleaned, two and a half cents
per pound: ou unoleaned, two cents per
pound.
On paddy, one cent and a half per
pound.
Sec. 14. And he further enacted, That
on the entry of any vesst-l, or of any goodi,
wares, or merchnwliie, the decision of tho
collector of customs at the port of impor
tation and entry, ns to the rate and amo
unt of duties to be paid on tho tonnage of
such vessel or on such goods, wares, or
merchandise, and tbe duliuhlo costs and
charges thereon shall be final and conclu
sivo against all persons interested therein,
unless ownor, master, commander, or con
signee of such vessel, in tho case of duties
levied on tonnage, or tho owner, oousig-
noe, or ngentof tbo uicrahadiso, in the
case of dutiei levied on goods, wares, or
merchndise, or the costs and charge thoro-
on, shall, within ten days lifter the ascer
tainment and liquidation of the duties by
tho proper officers of tho customs, ns well
in cases of merchandise entered in bond,
as for consumption, give notice in writing
to the collector on each cutry ,of disastifac
tion with his decision, setting forth there
in, distinctly and specillcally, the grounds
of his objection theroto, and shall, within
thirty days after tho ditto of such ascer
tainment and liquidation, appeal there
from to tho Secretary of tho Treasury,
whose decision on such appeal shall be
final and conclusive; and such vessel,
goods, wares, or merchandise, orcosis and
inarges, shall he liable to duty acoondin
gly, any act of Congress to the contrary
notwithstanding, unless suit shall be
brought within ninety days. after tbo deci
sion of the Secretary of the Treasury on
such appeal fur any duties which shall have
been paid bufore the date of sueh decision
011 such vessel, or ou such goods, wares,
or merchandise, or costs or charges, or
withing ninety days after the payment of
duiies paid after ibo decision of the Sec
retary. Aud no suit shall bo maintained
In any court for the recovery of any du
ties alleged to have been erroneously or
illegally exacted, until tho decision of tho
Secretary of tho Treasury shall h ive been
first had on such appeal, uuh-ss i t. J deci
sion of the Secretary shall bo delayed
moro than ninety days from tho dale of
such appeal in case of an entry at any
port east of tho Rocky mountains, or more
than five months in caso of an entry west
of those mountains.
See. 15. And be further enacted, That
tho decision of the respective collectors of
customs as to all fees, charges, and exac
tions of whatever character; other than
those mentioned in the next proceeding
section, claimed by them, or by any of the
officers under tlicui, In tho performance of
their olhcial duty, shall bo iiuul and con
clusive ugniust all persons interested 111
such fees, charges, or exactions, unless
the like notico that an appeal will bo tak
en from such decision to tin Secretary of
the Treasury shall bo given within ton
days from the making of such decision,
and unless sueh appeal shall actually bo
taken within thirty days from the making
of such decision; and tho decision of tho
Secretary of the Treasury shall bo final
and conclusive upon tho matter so appe
aled, unless suit shall be biouiu for the
recovery of such feos, charg.-s, or exac
tions, within the period as pi 01 "led in tho
next prcoeding section in regard to duties.
And no suit shall ho maintained in uny
court for tbo recovery of any such foes,
costs, and charges, alleged to have boon
erroneously or Illegally exacted, uutil the
doeisien of the Secretary of tho Treasury
shall novo besn first had on such appeal,
unless such decision of the Secretary shall
bo delayed more than ninety daya from
the date of such appoaJ In ato of an en
try at ocy port coat of the Rooky guian-
tains, nor more than fivo months la ease
of on entry west of those mountains. .
See. It. Aadbolt farther enacted, That
whenof or it shall be shown W toe satisfy
tlos of the Secretary of the Treasury that
In any aaae of uaaaoarUintd duties, or du
tkra or oheintinfy fiaid 4ndo protoat ad
appeal, as hereinbefore provided, more
money has been paid to the collector, or
person acting as such, than tho law ro
quires should have been paid, it shall be
tho duty of tho Secrotary of the Troasurv
to urnw his warrant upon the Treasury in
favor of tho porson or persons entitled to
tbe over payment, directing tho laid Trea
surer to refund the same out of any mon
ey In tho Treasury not othcrwiee appro
priated. . ' -',
Sec. 17. And bo It further enacted, That
a discriminating duty of ten per centum
ad valorem, in addition to tho duties im
posed by law, shall be levied, collected,
ond paid on all goods, wares, and mer
chandise which on and after tho day this
act shall take elect, shall be imported In
ships or vessels not of the United latos :
Provided, That this discriminating duty
shall not apply to goods, wares, and mer
chandise vthich shall be imported, on nnd
after tho day this act tokos effect, In ships
or vessels not of the United States, enti
tled, by treuty or any act or acts of Con
gress, to bo entered in the ports of the
United States on payment of the some du
ties as shall then be paid on goods, wares,
and merchandise imported in ships or vos
eéis of the United States.
Seo. la. Aud be in further enacted, That
on and aftor tho day and your this act
shall take effect thcro shall bo lovlod, col
lected, and paid on all good, wares, and
mcnchandlse of the growth or produoo of
countries east of the Capo of Good Hope,
(except raw cotton,) when imported from
places west of the Cape of Good Hope, n
duty of ten per centum ad valorem, in ad
dition to tho dutiei imposed on any such
articles when imported direotly from the
plooo or piucos of their growth or produc
tion. Provided, That section three of tho
act approved August five, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, entitled "An act to
próvido incrcassd revenue from imports,
to pay interest on the public debt, und for
other purposes," and socllon fourteen of
tho act approved July fourteen, eighteen
hundred end sixly-two, ontitlcd "An act
increasing temporarily the rales of duties
on imports, and for oihor purposes," be
and tho same aro hereby repealed.
Sec. 19. And be it further enacted; That
all goods, wares, and merchandise which
may ho in the public stores or bonded wa
rehouses on the day and year this act shall
tuke effect shall bo subjected to no other
duty upon the entry thereof for oogsump
tion than if tho samo were imported res
pectively after that day, and so much of
the act of August sixth, eighteen hundred
und forty-six, or any othor act, as requir
es the sale of fire-crackers, or prohibits
their deposit in bunded warehouse, is he
reby repealed.
Sec. 20. And be it further enacted. Thai
tho joint resolution "to increase tempora
rily tho duties on imports," approved April
twenty-ninth, cightocu hundred and sixty
four, shall not bo deemed to have taken
effect until after the thirtieth dny of April,
eighteen hundred aud siity-four, and shall
bo and remain in force until and includ
ing tho thiiticlh day of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, and any duties
which shall have been exacted and receiv
ed, contrary to the provisions of this sec
tion, shall be refunded by the Secretary
uf the Treasury.
Sec. 21. And be it further enacted, That
during the porlod of one year from the
passago of this act, there, may be import
ed into the United States, free of duty,
any machinery designed for and adapted
to tho mantifarlure of woven fabrics from
the fibre of llax or hemp, including all the
preliminary processes requisito therefor;
and that slcnm agricultural mashinnry and
Implements may bo imported rue from
duty for one year from the passage of this
act.
See. 22. And he it further enacted, That
all act and parts of acta repugnant to tho
provisions of this act bo and the sumo aro
hereby repealed: Provided, That tho exist
ing laws shall extend to nnd be in forco
for the oollection of tho dutiei Imposed by
tbil act for tbe prosecution and punish
ment of all offences, and for the rooovery,
collection, distribution, and remisión of
all Hues, penalties, aud forfeitures, as ful
ly and effectually aa If every regulation,
penalty, forfeiture, provision, clause, mat
ter, and thing to that effect in tbo existing
laws contained, had been inserted In nod
ro-enaeted, by this aet t And provided,
further, That the duties upon all goods,
wares, and merchandise imported from
fureign countries not provided for In this
act shall ho and remain as they were, ac
cording to oxistlng laws prior to the twenty-ninth,
of April, olgbtoon hundred and
siity-four.
bee. Zi. And be it farther onaotcd, That
on and after the day and year this act
shall take effect. It ahull bo lawful for the
owner, oeusiguee, or agent, of nj goods
wares, or morchaoditt walob shall bai
been actually purchased, or procured
otborwlso than by purchase, at the time
when ho shall produco his original invoi
ce, or invoice!, to the collector, and make
and verify his written entry of his gooda,
warci, aud merchandise, provided by 100
tion thirty-six of tho act 0? March two,
seventeen hundred and ninety-nine, enti
tled "An act to regulate tho collection of
dutiei on imports und tonnage," and not
afterwards, to make such addition In the
entry to tho coil or value given In the in
voice as, in his opinion, muy raise tbo
samo to the true market value of such
goods, wares, and merchandise iu tho prin
cipal market! of tho country whonnt they
shall have been imported, and to add the
reto all costs and charges which, under
existing laws, would form part of the truo
valuo at the port where the same may he
entered, upon which Iho duties should bo
assessed. And it shall bo tho duty of tho
collector, within whoso district tho same
may be imported, or entered, to cause the
dutiable value of such goods, wares, and
merchandise to bo appraised, estimated,
and ascertained, in accordance with tho
provisions of existing laws. And if the
appraised valuo (hereof shall exceed, by
ton per centum, or moro, the value so de
clared on tho entry, then, in addition to
ihe duties imposed by law on tbe same,
thoro shall bo levied, collected, and paid
duty of twenty per centum ad valorem on
such appraised valuo: Provided That thro
duty shall not bo assessed upon an amo
unt less than tho invoice orcntored value,
any law of Congress to tho contrary not.
withstanding: And provided, further, That
on and after tho day and year aforeiaid,
the eighth section of tho act entitled "An
act reducing tho duty on imports, and for
other purposes," approved July- thirty,
eighteen hundred und forty-six, and the
not amendatory thereof, approved March
three, eighteen hundred and fifty-sevou,
be, and tlie same are hereby, repealed.
Sec. 24. And bo it further enacted, That
iu determining tlie valuation oPguods im
ported into the United Stales from foreign
countries, except us hereinbefore provid
ed, upon wbien duties Imposed oy any
existing laws are to bo assessed, the actual
valuo of luoh goods ou shipboard at the
last place, of shipment to the United State!
shall bo deeuieu tho dutiable valuo. And
sueh value shall be ascertained by adding
to the value of such goods at the place of
growth, production, or manufacture tho
cost of transportation, shipment, and
transhipment, with all the expenses Inclu
ded; from the placo of growth, production,
or manufacture, whether by land or wat
er, to the vessel in which shipment isiu.de
to the United States, ihcvnlue of tho suck,
box, or covering of any kind, In which
such goods are contained, commission at
the usual rate, In no case less than two
and one halt per oeutum, brokerage, and
all export duties, tugether with all cons
ond charges, paid or incurred for placing
said poods on shipboard, nnd all other
proper charges specified by luw.
Seo. 20. And bo it further enacted, That
so much of section twonty-thrcc of the act
entitled "An act to provided for tho pay
ment of outstanding Treasury notes, to
authorise a loan, to regulate and fix tbo
dutiei on imports, and for other purpo
ses," approved March two, eighteen hun
dred anil sixtv-one, ns exempts from duty
all philosophical apparatus nnd Instru
ments imported for too uso of any society
incorporated for philosophical, literary,
or religious purposes, or for tho euouura.
geiueut of the line arts, or for the ue, or
by the order of any eoileges, academy,
school, or seminary, uf learning in tito
United .States, is hereby repealed. And
tho same shall be subject to a duly uf fift
een per ei'iiluiu ad valorem.
Si c. -ti. Ami be it further enacted, That
when unv cask, barrel, carboy, or other
vessel ot'Aiui'rican, manufacture, export
ed or sent out of tho country, filled with
the products of the United States, shall be
returned to tlio United Statei empty, the
same shall be admitted free of duty, under
such rules and regulations as ninv be pres.
crinen ny 1110 ooen-mry oi mo ireasury.
Sec. 2i And bo it further enacted, That
on and after January first, oiiibteen hun
dred and sixtv-live, Iho invoices oi all
goods, wares, nnd merchandise, Imported
into inn unneii mmra, .nun OA IUUQO out
in tho weiirhts or mensuro! of the country
or pluoo from which tho importations shall
lie made, nnu snail contain a truo state
ment of tlio actual weiülits er measures of
such goods, wares, and merchandise,
wituoul any respect to toe woiguti or me
asures uf the Uuitcd States.
Sec. 2rt. And bo it further enacted. That
In all cases whero officers of tho custom!
or other salaried officers of the United
States shall bo, or shall have been, appo
inted by tho Secretary of the Treasury,
to curry into effect tho licences, rules and
regulation! provnloa lornytno lilt n sec
tion of tho act of the thirteenth of July,
oighlocn hundred and sixty-one, entitled
"An act further to provide for tbe culleo
tion of duties on imports, end for other
purposes," such affioer of tho United State
shall bo eutitled to receives ono thousand
dollars per aunum for his services, under
the aet aforesaid, in addition to his salary
or compensation under any other law :
Provided, That the aggregate compensa
tion of any such officer símil not exceed
tho sum of fivo thousand dollar! in any
one year. .
Seo. 20. And ho It furthor enacted, That
any baggage or personal effect, arriving in
the) United .Sutes iu transit to any foroing
country, may be dolsrejud by tlio partiel
having it in charge to the collector of cut-.
turns, to be by him retained, without tho
payment or exaction ef any Import duty,
and to be delivered to such parties on
their departure for their foreign destina
tion, under luch rules, reirulations, añil
feci ai tho Secretary of the troaiury may
presonnea ' - - ...
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