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9 J THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1871. NO. 384. THE DAILY SUN. ■ > nl)li»li<'il liy the Atlanta Sun Publishing Cuibimk;. Alexander II. Stephens, ) Archibald BI. Speights, [ Propriet J. I (only Smith, ) Alexander U. Stophonn, 1‘olltleal Editor. A. It. Wutson, .... News Editor. J. llenlv Smith, tic nernl Editor and Busb MM Maunfjrcr. J. U. W. DILL. To Tiuvklxus.—fcntoai pissing through Chst- tsuoogs, will llud Tax Sun for silo by 0. H. Gledklll, News Agent. Agents for The Sun, Thomas H. Hopkins, Thomaavllle, Gs. Jamek Aij.cS Smith, Kuoxville, Tenn. Dave Hell, Athens, Gs. John T. Uodxkth, Atlsnts, Gs. J. D. Wright, Woodstock, Gs. J. O. Caldwell, Thomson, Gs. If. C. Hamilton, Dalton, Gs. HOW TO REHIT HUSKY. We will be responsible for the safe arrival of all money sent ub by ltegistored Letter, by Express, or by Draft, hut not otherwise. If mouey seut in sn uurcgistefal hilt is lost, it must bo tho loss of the person sending it. No pspor will be sent from the office till it is paid for, and usaios will always be erased when the time paid for expires. each Issue as much reading matter as any paper in Georgia, and we shall soon onlargo and otherwise improve it, so as to give It a handsome appearance and make it easily road and desirable to have in the family. We ask our friends to use a little effort to make up a club for ns at every post office. Bee our club rates. A very little effort la all that is needed to mako up a large list. T* Correspondents. Ur. Stephens will remaindu Crawfordvtlle. His rouucctiou with Tac Sun will nol change his resi dence. All lettors intended for him, cither on pri vate matters or oonnocted with tho Political De partment of this paper, should bo addressed to him at Crawfordville, Georgia. Ail letters on business of any kind, connected with The Sun, except its Political Department, should be addressed to J. Henly Smith’, Manager, Atlanta, Oa. TELEGRAPH NEWS Bjr 111,- Sew York A.seriated Press. The Agricultural Contention I’rocccdiugs of the Lait Day. Terms of 8uI>sorli>tlon > DAIxTy: Per Annum. * $7 00 Six Months 4 00 Three Months. 2 00 Guo Mouth 76 Three Copies 4 60 Ten •• 14 00 Twenty ** 25 00 Three Ten Twenty Fifty . 2 26 7 00 13 00 27 50 All subscriptions must bo paid 1 and all names will be stricken from tho time paid for oxplrcs. TorniM of Advertising. 1 MONTH. $ 8 60“ 15 00 18 00 24 00 27 00 30 00 33 00 30 Or 38 00 40 00 42 00 44 00 47 00 75 00 For alosa period than one wook, 11 per squaro (ten lines of solid Nouperoil type, or occupying that much space] for the first insertion, and 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements in the Local Column marked with an asterisk, (*) will be charged 25 cents per line each insertion. Advertisements under the Special Notice head leaded) for loss time than one week, will be charged cents per line. yy Advertisements, except for established busi ness houses, in tbiB city, must be paid for in ad- THU WEST ESN A ATLANTIC (OB STATE) BAILUOAD. NIOUT PAMBNOKB TRAIN-—OUTWARD. Lcavoa Atlanta 10;30 p m Arrives at Chattanooga 6;10am DAT FASSKWOKB TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta 8:15 a m Arrives at Chattanooga 4:25 p m FAST LINE TO NEW YORK-OU1WABD. Leaves Atlanta 2:45 pm Arrives at Dalton 7:53 pm NtQnT raaaSJiurR tiuin—inwabd. Leaves Chattanooga 6:20 p m Arrive* at Atlanta 1 ;42 a m PAT pASMEITUER TBAIN—INWABD. Leaves Chattanooga 6:30 am Arrlvos at Atlanta 2:20 p m AOCOMMODATIOM TBAIN—INWABD. Leaves Dalton 2:26 am Arrive* at Atlanta 5:1U » “* THE GXOBUlA (AUflUSTAj RAILROAD. (iVo Daff Train on Sunday.) Night Passenger Train arrive* 6:36 a. m Night Passenger Train leave* 5.-16 p. m Day Paaacngcr Train arrive* 6:20 p. m Day Passenger Traill leave* 7:10 a. ra stone Mountain ArOpmmodation arrive*.. .5:06 a. m Htouo Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:35 p. ra MAOOH AMD WXSTKBN BA IT. LOAD. Day Passonger trslu loaves 7*5 a. m. Loaves Macon 7*5 a. m. Day Pasaenger Train arrive* 2:00 p- m. Arrive* at Macon 1:40 p. m. 2:56 p. m. 5;06 p- m. 10:25 p. c Arrives at Macon 8.3J p. in. ATLANTA AND WEST POINL BAILBOAU. Night l'aasengcr Train arrive* 15:07 a m Night I’assengcr Train leave* ...2:46 p. m ATLANTA AND BICIOIOKO AIB LINN BAILBOAU. Arrlvo at Atiaute 10 A. M. Arrive at Gainesville 6:45 P. M. iVscou A Auprnslu Uallroail. DAf PASSSNOKB TRAIN D ILT, Lear* Augusta at SUNDAYS KXFBCTKD. 12 00 M. Arrive at Macon at... Arrive at Augusta at 1 46 P. M. Western Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma I:1«A1( Arrive at West Point UiMAM Arrive at m Montgomery 6:15 P M Arrive at Colmuhu* 12:96 PM Atlantic and Cteilf Belli Dad. TilBOM Savannah, Ua., via Albany, Jacksonville I? Md Tallahss**-), to Quincy, Florida: leave Savannah .telly. 11:16 P. M *:15 P. M _ . 2:30 f. M t Tallahassee daily’ (Sundays ex* Cf'jfiul 7*0 P. M Arrlv* oiquniev aril, (Soiidw.MMl'Mi.l.** F. M TjMYt Onl.(Y don, iSsncU, .JC.ptad). Lftve Trilaluuwtie drii, (Sunday, txet Uil Lmtc JackwrarilU d»lly Lmh Albduy lidtly ... Arrive at teruiu.li tell, Mg7 Rosie, Qa., August 11, Mr. Swett, of Clyoch, moved to recon sider tho resolution of Mr. Bloodwortli, of Spoldiug, relative to inclosing stock. Messrs. Means, Kinloy, Howard, Qcn. Browrfe and Mr. Capors Bpokeon the sub ject. Finally, on motiou of Mr. Swett, the resolution and action of the Conven tion of yesterday wos indefinitely post poned. Resolutions of thanks to railroads, by Qcn. Browne, and another, by Col. How ard, of thanks to tho citizens to Romo for hospitalities, were unanimously ndopted. The Committee on County Reports re- ported that, ns tho time was too lim ited to digest the same, the whole mutter was referred to tho Secretory to report at the next meeting. Dr. James, of Grccuo, read uu able es say on the culture of clover and grasses and recommended their general culture in Georgia. The essay is to bo printed. Governor Brown stated that thirty- three thousand bales of iiay had Ireon imported from the West, over the Wes tern & Atlantic Railroad, alone, within tho last six months, hut ho hoped this would be changed, and Georgia make herself independent. CoL Yancy and Dr. Aiken, of South Carolina, spoke ably on the same sub ject Dr. Means oddressod tho Conven tion on fertilizers. A resolution by Mr. Davis, of Thomas, was adopted, asking the General Assembly to pass a law amending tho tax digest so us to show a complete census of tho acreage products planted in ihe Btate, and of the commer cial fertilizers used. Judge Dupont, of Florida, addressed the Convention on the subject of Emi gration. Col. Chambers, of Columbus, Col. Yancey, Mr. Adams, of Monroe, and other distinguished gentlomen, advocated the introduction of foreign labor. The Committee on State Agricul tural Journal, reported the establishment of such n journal inexpedient, and sug gested tho Plantation and Farm and Home as ofiieial journals for the Society; tabled. The resolution requesting the repeal of the revenue tax on the distilhitidu of fruits in the South was tabled. The Committee decided tnat its next meeting bo held in Macon, on the 2fid of October next, so as to make the ques tion of Congressional land script ready for Legislative action. Adjourned. A meeting of the stockholders of tbo North A South Railroad was held to day. Tho following officers were elected McDongald President; W. D. Chiplcy, Secretary and Treasurer; Col. Lane Chief Engineer. The Board of Directors are McDongald, Redd and Choriy, of Columbus ; Bing ham of LnGrango; Bunn, Polk county; Griffith and Burns, Floyd oonnty. A fusion between tho Fenian wings is probable. The steamship Queen boiug overdue some anxiety is felt, ns Judge Dowling and Lydia Thompson and her troupe of blondes are aboard. The police discredit the rumors that on attack will be made on the Italian pro cession on the 25th. The owner of a steamboat was arrested to-day charged with employing on engi neer who had no certificate. Ho was re leased on bail, It is apprehended that Thurlow Weed will not survive the passage home. The Executive Committee of the Union Paeiflo Railroad Company have consum mated a contract by which the rote. of fore and freight will bo materially ad vanced, KENTUCKY, SO,OOO flowniie JSdprlty. Locisvtll*, August 11.—The Demo cratic majority is estimated at between forty and fifty thousand. The Republicans will have about twenty members in the lower house. OHUJ. Tht Arfatetvrr Msrlar Columbus, August 11.—The coroner's verdict was that poison was administered to Peter Buffenberger by some person or persons unknown to them. Prof. Wormly’s evidence shows tlmt it was possiblo to introduce arsenic into tho liver after death ; but did not diaoover sufficient arsenic to produce death under ordinary circumstanoes, but finding the trace, there was no proof that a larger quantity was not present at the timo of death. TELEGRAMS. M-4 A violent storm occuriYil at Ai>)ilctuu Wisconsin. A .woman was killed by Joseph Waamier, after ft full confession, was hung to-day, at Rochester, New York, for wife murder. George Douglas, aged 27 years, was committed to jail at Norwich, Connecti cut, in default of $1,000 bail, on the charge of attempting to outrage a girl 11 years of age. Spain will confine the proceedings against Venezuela, for allowing the de parture of fillihttflter:, to a diplomatic protest. Nett OtboeYlitetneiUe. FOR RfelUT. A DESIRABLE OOTTACE. T7IOUR ROOMS and XlTOHIN-all conveniently T arranged. Located comer Richardson and Pry- CALIFORNIA. Unit, sad .X.illsi I, Uu JFrnr Me. San Fhancisoo, August 11.—The ab sorption of the California Pacific Railroad with the Central Pacific Railroad, was completed yesterday by the eleotioa of Lelond Stanford, of the Central, at Pres ident; Milton S. Latham, os Treasurer, and all the board of the Central Pacific Railroad as direotors. The burning of snowaheds delayed the Pacific trains twelve hours. On the 26th ultimo, Cook, with his command, was at tho head of Wcepaba Canon, Arizona. The Apochee Indians in Arizona and Sonora ore very ootive. Tho Mexican government has increased tho Apacheo scalps. WAS H IN G T O N. Of-..r, Uidiri.lo.ilf/ - teVtfil Uu South ».#• about Patkorri—Troop, want,d is .Itoulann—■ 77,- u\nthtr. Washington, August 11.—Some of Grant's friends cl-ini tlint the absurd dis patch to Earl Dalkeith must be a forgery. To-day's Tribuuo says; “Wo note with ;reat mortification tho fact that United Itatos Morelia) Packard, with superser- viceablo zeal, told the dissenting mem bers of tho Republican Convention at New Orloaus that ho was authorized by President Grant to use the Custom House for tho convention, and bring United States troops there for its protection.— We don’t mean to believe hitn unless we must. It seems probable that the Uni ted States Marshal is restive under a load of odium which ho desires to shoulder off upon others. ” The Times is silent regardi .ig Louisiana affairs. Crcswell was here for a few hours to day. - Governor Potts, of Montana, asks for troops to proteot the settlers ngaiust tho Indians. Two prominent citizens have recently been killed. Office Chief of Signal SmvicE, ) Washington, D. C. August 11. J BKCOBD FOR THE FAST 24 HOURS. The barometer Las fallen slightly at the Rocky Mountain Stations since Thursday afternoon, and lias lisen in tho extreme Northwest. Tho area of lowost pressure, which was in Wisconsin, has moved Southeastward, and now extenda from Southern lUinoia to Lake Ontario. Severe local storms have marked it* pro gress, and light rains, with threatening weather, now prevail very generally from Ontario to Arkansan The barometer has fallen on tho Gnlf Coast, and rain is again reported from Louisiana to Florida and North Carolina. Tho pressure has varied but little on tho Middle and East Atlantic, where clear and hazy weather has prevailed, with Southeast and East erly winds. Clear and warm weather will probably be experienced on Saturday from Missou ri to take Huron, and Westward. Low Barometer, with cloudy weather, will probably continue from Louisiana to West V*., and Eastward. Low barom eter, with cloudy weother and local storms will probably oxtond during the afternoon over New York aud New England. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW _YORK. .f Sl.ru,tool W Jrmird Tk. MM rf Tbrnrlou U\ut-SomdMoUr*adJI—toro. New Yon*, August 11.—In ease King fisher withdraws from the race, Long fellow will run against Lexington's time. WEST VIRGINIA. the iaaiyjis jt the semi axis. White Sulthib Spiungs, Aug. 11.. Governor Walker and lady, Virginia; General M. C. Bntlcr, South Carolina; General Cox, Tennesseo; General Rob inson, Virginia; Hon. James Lyons, Virginia; W. M. Glenn, of the Baltimore Ornette,■ John B. Thompson, of the New York Evening Fust; James R. Randall, of the Augusta Constitutionalist, aud late Senators Rpllct and Graham are among tho late arrivals here. The number of arrivals are doily on tho increase at all tho Virginia Springs. The season is at its hight bore. The nnmbcr of arrivals average over 100 a day and but few are leaving for the other Springs. The grand fanoy and masque rade ball of the season will take place next Wednesday night FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND. The Pope decline* m ttaldon Throne—Jl Terrld* tixpl—ln—nemlh of Cliarlet Paxton, JH, P% The Mount Cenio Tunnel Complete—Tho .!(«■ bmmm Claim*. London, August 11.—Russia is rapidly adopting Prussia's military organizations. The Emperors of Germany and Aus tria meet at Ischol to-morrow. It is sup posed that they will consult over the in tended alliance of Austria and Franoe. The Pope has written a letter declining a Throne of Gold. Ho proposes that the money suliscribed for tho throne be ap propriated to the purehaso of exemptions from Military service for ten students of Catholic Seminaries. A terrific explosion of gun cotton oc curred to-day at Stow Market, a market town in the county of Suffolk. Several persons were killed. Further explosions are apprehended. Charles Buxton, a Member of Parlia ment for East Sworey, an eminent re viewer and a leader in the educational movement, died to-day at tho age of fifty years. The Moant Cenis tunnel is complete. Tho announcement is mode that it will be formally opened in September, In the Houso of Lords to-day, Lord Rodsdale questioned the right of tho United States to maintain its demand for indemnity for damages oommitted by the Alabama, now that the American Gov ernment hod granted amnesty to tho late rebols, and reconciliation with tho South was complete. He asked whether the Government intended to bring this point to the attention of the Arbitrators at Geneva, and proceeded to argue it at great length. Lord Granville replied that the ques tion of liability for the dopredatious of tho Alabama would bo argued in all its bearings before tho Arbitrators, by Sir Roundel Palmer and other eminent coun sel retained on the port of Great Britain, whoso interests would certainly not naffer for lock of able and learned defenders. FRANCE. Financial Matter*— Thter»’ Prolongation. Paris, August 11.—Bullion in the Bank of Franco has increased nearly V 000,000 of francs. The Committee on the Budget prqpono a tax of 3 per cent, on oil bonded goods, except corn and cool, and estimates the yield therefrom at 76,000,000 of francs per annum. It is thought that the vote upon tho prolongation of Thiers’ term will stand 800 to 280. The eleotiona lor Councils General will take place early in September. The tax bill is nnder discussion in the Assembly. The Party of the Bight in the Assem bly demands that Thiers’ term of office be prolonged. Te Printer*. Twelve newspaper chases, suitable for papers from 22x82 to 24x86, will be sold Address J. Hszli Burnt, tf. Business Manager Sin. : Utrotst*. Apply to - KUHN It SMITH, augl'i 2t Photographer*. d. A. AXSIIT. u. Q. STACY THE EQUITABLE Life Assuranoe Society OF THE UNITED STATES. G ENERAL AGENCY /or Middle and North Geor gia. Office corner Pryor aud Wall Htrecta. No. 1 Kimball building. Applications for Policiiw of Life Assurance receiv ed and appointment* of Special and Local Agents Made by AN81 A!Y A 8TACY, General Agent*, Atlanta, Ga. tdr Liberal Com mi union h allowed ENERGETIC CANVASSERS. augl2 lw. ATLANTA HOUSE, if y JOrs. £. O'Uxpalrick. Transient and Regular Boarders. poblic will dad th e Passenger DopoL - Portor* in attou4*nc« on arrival of all tralna. TERMS OF BOARD : PER PAY $ 2 00. PER WEEK JO 00. PER MONTH 30 00. DAY BOARD I>XB MONTH 20 00. CITY FLOURING MILLS, .€T/..I.V#VI, tlKOUGI.I. If all thing* are equal, why not patron. Ize home manufacture t 1 JIAYEfn.'Dished \ty Mills throughout with NEW and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and am now l«d hack to must my cKpciiM). I ant preparod tofurniakUie trade, ui any quautit in sacks, half Backs or quartur auk*: PRIDE OF DIXIE, lY-un choice while wheat. CITY MI 1X8 FAMILY, from *eUcted red Wh<a CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY. STAR MILLS FAMILY. 1JRAN, sacked or uusackod. J. E. BTTLEH, Proprietor. aujrU jui NOTICE HOME-MADE Carriages, Buggies, PHAETONS, efcc., cfco., cfco., <Jcc. —at A. T. Pimvoy’s Carriage Emporium, NO. 6 BROAD STREET, .1 T/..1AT./, GEOItm. The Pioneer Carriage .Yuniifartorr of Atlanta. - . H IS work EQUALS It not SURPASSES, In Unite, tho Best Jl'orlhrrn Matte If'ork, Ana In dunbllitv U FAR SUPBUIOB—»U work bo- log put up of the very best aosaonod wood and by THE BEST WORKMEN, While in PRICES, I can compote with ▲NY MANUFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES. jgf Call and examine for yourself, or send your orders If* AGENT for KIMBALL BROS. Carriage Manufacturers, of Boatou. aug6 liu Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCER8, AND DBALKR8 IN Htoo, Wines, Liquors, So- gars, Tonacco. &e. So. 107, East Bay Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. BiacHonr. c. wulb a. u. rntraa. ily6-Sm BOUT. H. MOW*. WAK* nUBDLX. HOWE & HUBBLE, MPOBTERS OF AND DEALERS in all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMEITI XjIQU ohr. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SOUTHERN TRADE. JtV. 83 i *5 nnd 540, Hpcamore Sh eet, crjrcMjyjrjtTM, out 0 - my24-3m THO*. HAMPTON, H. D. SALMON*, P. A. IIARDOUR. Brake's Creek MtUs. F. A. U A KU O UH <t OO., J^EAI.EBS IN FLOUR MEAL, t SHIP STUFF, rm.tA-Mi.iA-. KKA-Tircwr. • HionsnT rnroE paid for wheat, -w Alt prodno* dte.wed kt tho depot bee of clurge, iprls-Am MARTIN INSTITUTE, Jefferson, Jackson Co., Georgia. T HBlFALL TEEM of the year 1871 will open on MONDAY, the 21st of AUGUST, instead of th* 16th, as tt was aunonnoed. that very few It any institattoos of the ad th* qutet, moral i cannot be exaeUed. one-thirdly the endowment, and studious habit* of the pupil* caw Our applications from abroad ara already roua, and those wishing te socar# board will do wall to apply immediately. For full information addreaa ProTx W. GLEN SI. Prof. 8. P. ORB, or JAR. B. RANDOLPH, ang7 wlm. _ Sao. Board of Trustees. _ NORTH GKORG1A FEMALE COLLEGE, IVY 6TR1BT. containing full particulars, apply at the Book l. Music Stores, or the College, jy 26-dAw2m A. J. I ANNIE D. HAlLEr HAM'L H. STOUT, M. IX, Harper It Brothers’ • KDUOATIONAJj WORKS, gr Off** at PhflBp* *<*•**. came* Martatte .flhataaleMf ALBUMS sad MOTTO! andnaehtrs* Btraate, Atlanta. Ga. Jndf* T. 8. Foa- adapted for Sunday Schools, a Urn at ter. Clark: always preaunt to attend to bnsfnaaan human* and Theological BOOKS; Ci any wa. in May laat, payable to A. T. Finney or bearer, for $76 each, and falliug duo on tho firat days of July. August, September. October. November. Do cumber, 1871, aim January, 1872. respectively ; Mth< conaldoratlon ban falletl and wo will not pay tliuin in km* oompulled by law. U. II. Dl’NN, augll It D. O. A. WILLIAMS A CARRXAOH PAINTER WANTED. We want a (Jamago Painter—a good worknu for which wo will gtvo good wago-i. Apply to * S. F. WILDER A HON. augll lw Forsyth, Cm CHICKE RING- PIANOS! THE UNDERSIGNED BEING THE GENERAL STATE AGENT For the WOULD RENOWNED Ohickcring Pianofortes la propareil to furnish these admirable iimtrmnf nts STOCK KEPT A T JUS MUSIC STORK DIRECT FROM TEE FACTORY, As parties may desire. CATALOGUE HOOKH, Giving PRICE, DESCRIPTION and ENGRAVING of oacli stylo, sont, post paid, to any party, on applica tion. 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For fill-tin r particular*, Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship Currency, Ac., Addreaa, A. R. EASTMAN, Box 030. Principal, augg lm. Dutch Pete’s Restaurant, Under James'> Hank, J£A8 BEEN RECENTLY FURNISHED WITH A No. 1 COOK, And all other modern appliance*; «S. MEALS SUPPLIED AT ALL HOURS. S3. REGULAR BOARD $5 PEE WEEK, i. THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS WILL ALWAYB RE FOUND AT HIS TABLES. my20*3m formed favorable connection with a responsi ble Attorney at Washington, D. C\, I will Alo and prosecute ail claim* entrunted to uy care against tho United States, before tho Southern Claim* Commte •ion, or any Department of tho Government. Office on Marietta, near Peachtree street, Atlanta, G*. D. P. HILL, Attorney at Law. Jyll-im Auction & Commission. V generally that we have opened an auction 1 com ml m1 on business The Dagaa RalldiSf, oh 11111 atawet, where we will be pleased to serve those who may need our terrier*. W« propose to aeU any species nlar sale days, Wodnceday i and Saturdays. Sales of Beal Estate promptly attended to. J. A. CHERRY, Auctioneer. McDowell a oo. aUrjllt. OA.. May 16, 1871. tny2U4m _ HITCHCOCK Or WALDEN, V1IOUUU US IR.IL DULtll II, Books and Stationery 04 nXCHTREI mUIT, lPOWOU.1 BROOK.) ATLANTA, OA- Ft*. Mock at t»itUl faper end Bleak Book.. Oka, OUNIUT (CHOOL BOOXO ud EKQCUUTkS. Cheapest, Best,and MoB tl Beautiful School-Books NowpaMbhtd. Tha " Uahvnitj S«riea” embraoM Maury’s Geographical Series, By Commodore M. F. Hiaav, of tho Virgioia Military Imtunte. A ooH« of hook* which murk an era in the .tttdy of Ihio Ktenoc. and which, in the word, of a well known and ac complished Southern teacher, " are characlcrired by a fcUdty of anugemant and rim ole frcahnCM of ,t/le which must ever render them attractive to tha voting, and which will Aa “*ed by all who whih to teach Geography 01 a Kunet, u wmethfag to m.k. Bup ju nt-s and not merely a> an enumeration of dry fact,.’* Holmes' Readers and Spellers, By Gioxoi F. 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