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Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

oCE- On the Sd inst, Hon. R. d. Owen and
Gen. 10. Lane addressed the people at Prince
ton, Gibson county. Though the rain poured
down in torrents, the Clarion" states that the
meeting was large one. Gen. Lane spoke
chiefly in relation to our volunteers at Buena
Vista, and showed the gross injustice which had
been inflicted upon them BY Taylor Mr.
Owens speech was devoted to an exposition
of the present relations of parties. Both speech
es were very effective. Sentinel.
"Both speeches were very effective, "say youl
Well they mere, and nothing shorter. a Whig
Representative, Wing Sheriff, &C., is the re
suit; and we are informed by several who
k,lolo that the 'effect' will be tenfold greater
in November. Abuse Old Zack as much as
you like, gentlemen, the People will do him
justice. ....-..
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

OTWe cali attention to the letter of Gen.
FAYLoR to Mr.. DUNN, in another column. Ii
was our intention this morning to have offered
. few remarks of our own in relation to this
matter of the 2nd Regiment, and the reports OF
Gen. Taylor, Gen. Wool, Gen. Lane, and Col.
Davis, but we have been too much pressed
with work which we could no. pass by, to de-
vote the time, and we have not corps of edi-
tors to call on to help us out whenever we find
'odrseK overrun with work.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24
THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
WAsmNGToN, Aug. IA, SP. NJ.
SENATE
SENATE.

In the Senate, Friday night, the post-office
bill being under consideration, they struck out
the provision allowing papers 20 go free Of
postage within 80 miles.
The bill providing for the payment of the
claims against Mexico passed.
On Saturday joint resolution ofythanks TO
Gen. Price and Col. Doniphan, for their recent
victories, was passed.
The Conference Committees report on the
Diplomatic bill was adopted, and bill finally
PASSED.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

OE The Democrat is very fond of asking
questions, now suppose it answers one or two
for us, just for civiiity sake like: Did or did
not Gen. Lane, while in New Orleans on his
waJ to Vera Cruz, say that there was not the
slightest ground ofjust complaint against Gen.
Taylor on sccount OF his report?-2nd. Did
or did not Gen. Lane say in the same place and
at the same time, that if Gen. Taylor would
come out as no-party candidate for the Presi
dency, he would support him with all isheart'
We hope if the Democrat undertakes to an
swer these questions it will do so "decentlv. ,
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

A Coon REAsoN.-The treason" given by
the Democrat clique for "not noticing us for a
fellow" That is goodreason, certainly: and
we are right glad the clique know tbeifp places
SO wdl. They never have anything to do
with decency.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

OC5The Democrat clique say they have
''made decent fellou" OF US. Amt it pity
they can't make ''deceat fellows" Of them-
sslves. Let them turn thei- hands to that
work and if they succeed in making halfway
''decent fellows Of themselves the community
will have great cause for rejoicing.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0-As long as we continue "decsnt" the
''Major Puffer" clique say they woat come
near us, they 'swil let US alone" Well, as
long as we can manage TO keep them away
there is no danger but we shall continue ''de
cent"
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

DEsrRUcrIvE FIRE.-Hdlf Million Of Pro
pertg DeStroyed.-A destructive fire broke out
at Williamsburg, n. Y, OH Thursday afternoon
of last week, and ragged with the greatest fury
until five o'clock. The fire originated in Ed
ward Mintums extensive brandy dstillery.-
The distillery was destroyed, together with
Polly's stables, and the lumber yard of Lock
wood & Keith. The loss is estimated at $780,
600.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

NORTH CARoLINA.-The Louisville Courier
Thursday has telegraphic report as follows
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6 8 P. NJ.
The returns from North Carolina show that
MANLY, the Wing candidate for Governor is
elected. The Wings have a majority Of two
on joint ballot.
The above is all that is said about the cleo
ton in that State, and it may be true. a day
or two will tell us, however.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Gen. Taylor never chewed tobacco, never
drank any rum, new ver smoked cigar, neve
owed any man a cent, never was sued, never
sued any man himself, never was dunned ,nev-
er dunned anybody, never lost battle, and
never surrenders.-Balt. Anser,
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Barnburperism has taken deep roo ot in Mi
chigan, and promises TO Rproot the prospects of
Cass and Butler. Ex-Governor Greeniy was
lately President OF meeting of the Barnburn-
ers in Adrian. GreenIy is the high priest of
Democracy in southern Michigan: 1t is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that Cass cannot carry his
own State.
As he cannot carry his own State, and no
other state can be counted on to carry him, il
is no marvel that John Van Buren, asks, s.why
he does not decline--that harmony NAV be re-.
stored to the party!" The story Of Cass break
ing his sword, was got for figure of sneech ro
convey the meaning-not that. he had really
broke his own sword, but that his conduct on
that and other occasions, had broken the sword
of his party. Taken itin lis ligurative sense,
there is some point in it. lJ
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0S-South Carolina seems to be a sort
of neutral ground in politics. The newspapers
of that region take very little part editorislly
in the present campaign, but publish oceans Of
communications for and against Taylor. We
fnd these indiscriminately in the papers Of
both sides. Appearances seem to indicate
that the ELECTORAL vote Of OF the State will be
cast for the old hero.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24
CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 1s..

-Both houses of Congress adjourned at
noon on Monday. after the transaction OF some
important business. The Oregon bill has be-
come a law, and Gen. Shields has been ap-
pointed Governor of that territory.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Os-lf certain jack-leg lawyer is anxious
to be known as one of the editors ofthe Demo
crat, can he not accomplish his object as well
by having his name inserted in the paper as by
running round the city retailing in advance OF
its issue the substance ofits leading editorial.
But as the chap says in the play, it's no bust
ness of ours, we mean DO offence, we only ask
the question, that's all. No allusion to Major
Puffer this time.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

@The election of Councilman, on Mon
day last, in the lst. Ward, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Stockwell,
resulted in the selection of Mr.. JAMES STEEL.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

UEFArR.-The Mexican ladies who were kind
to the American soldiers, have been savagely
prosecuted since the evacuation of the princi-
pal cities. AS soon as our troops had left the
capital, the Mexican officers placarded about
town the names fall the ladies of respectable
ity who had shown courtesy to our men and
officers. Such an action is worthy of such a
pusillanimous people.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

oCEMr Van Bolter is the name which the
Hunker party in N. York have given TO Mr.
Van Buren. The family ofBolters is increas-
ing daily and hourly. The Cassites are in a
sad minority, even the Boilers outnumber
them. Oh the harmonious democracy.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0~3-The N. Y. Herald expresses the opinion
founded on information from Washington city,
that. after Gen. ,Tay ylor's Inauguration as Presi-
dent, the present Administrations employers
in the Mexican war will turn out to be de-
fauiters to the amount of several millions of dol
lars.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

oTCol. BAKER, Whig, is elected to Con-
gress from locofoco district in Illinois by 500
majority. Ii is said also that Wentworth is
beaten. II this be true there is some hopes oi
Illinois becoming Whig one of these days.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0~The Utica Democrat gives list offor-
ty nine Locoloco Journals in the State of New
York which repudiate Cass and supports Van
Buren,. That looks very much like Taylor
will loose the State, don't il
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Dobbs, on being asked if he had ever seen
he ''brdge of sighs," replied. eyes, I've
been travelling on it ever since l was mar
tied"
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

OCyCass's letter to the Chicago Convention
though short, has made so much ''noiSe end
confusion" in the locofoco party, that he
would no doubt be glad to hear the last of it.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Gen. Scott not being candidate for the
Presidency, Mr.. Polk has ordered the char
ges preferred against him 10 be withdrawn.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0-The CRY of fire on yesterday afternoon
proved to be a false alarm.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

LAREDo:-The Mexican inhabitants of this
portion of the State of Tamaulipas, ceded by
the treaty of peace to the United States, have
the larger portion of them, passed over TO the
right bank of the Rio Bravo, and have
redo.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

At the rising of the people in Weimer, the
benevolent grand duke walked backward and
forward in his castle, asking, "What do all
these want, then? have not asked them to
come here" When it was limited that they
desired work, he answered, "Work! good heay-
en-, work! l haze nothing TO do myself r
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Tue CoLoRED DEbEGATEs.-I appears that
the cotored men, who were sent 10 the Buffa.
10 Convention, did not claim their sea rev.
en- present their Credentials.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

WoN'T BE EAmERIcANs.-The Vera Cruz Ar, ,
Iris thus notices the abandonment by itr in
habitants of portion of the country cedsd to
the United States:
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

0CE Why does not the Democrat publish
something Of the proceedings Of the Buffalo
Convention, the nomination OF MIR. Van Bu-
ren-for the Presidency, his letter to the con-
vention, &c. Is ii afraid to let the people see
the awful split in the Democratic ranks which
the nomination Of Cass has made.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

"MAJoR PUFFER" AGAlN.-According to the
Democrat of yesterday, "Major Puffer' is of the
opinion that our ''dispraise is the greatest eu-
logy" he can receive; but he is not content
with it nevertheless, for we find in that paper
another puff Of the eloquent and unanswer-
able speech" Wonder if flocofoco admiration of
that speech will ever abate. Now if we were
so ''eloquent" andso "unanswerable" we would
be so modest as not to say so on every occasion
that offered. But some men must needs blow
their own whistle, else they would never be
heard of in this world
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

Os- Gen. Lane is on tramp through the
State making speeches abusive of Gen. Taylor
and all his friends, in hopes of securing popu-
larity enough TO get himself entered for U. S.
Senator. He, demagogue like, processes great
love for the 2nd Regiment, which he says has
been badly treated, and he evinces his love for
the regiment after the following fashion:
GEN. LANE, stated in his speech at the Mar
ket House, on Saturday night, that the 2nd
Ind. Regiment, Immediately after their retreat
at the Battle of Buena Vista, were rallied by
himself, and went into the fight, and fought
throughout the day like veterans, except Col.
Bowles and Capt. Rousseau, who ran alcay
like colsardsu-N. a. Bulletin.
Not content with saying in his report that
the regiment had forever disgraced itself, he is
now busy on the stump spreading the foul SLAM
der that brave and meFitoTious officer of that
regiment "ran away like coward! To what
dirty tricks locofocos compelled to stoop in
order to curry favor with their party2
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

OC5- The Evansville Journal beats all our
other exchanges in several respects; but they
all surpass it in cUcrything that is good. We
don't undertak ke to notice one hundFedth part
says the same essentially as We do of its men
dacity.-Dem0crat.
You dirty things, you,-it was only the day
before you pronounced US a ''decent fellow
and We gave you credit for telling the truth
once. But you are at your tricks again, lying
as hard as you can. You seem to have the fear
of neither God, man nor the Devil before you,
and we have no hope that you will ever reform
and we SO announce it to the public.
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 10.
-o~-"Dr. Lane an INTELLIGENT Wbig Of n

OE 'sDr. Lane an intelligent Whig of this
City, certifies that Gen. Taylor agreed to cor
rect his report about the Indianians and this is
enough. democrat.
DR.. Lane certified through the columns OF
the Jonrnal that the above is wilful and ma
licious lie, and we called on you to publish
what he does say and to retract the foul SLAM
der, yet SO far from doing this you skulk from
the truth like foul and dirty things that you
are, and insinuate half dozen other lies al
most as great as the first one. VIII you OF
will you not publish DIR. Lanes communica-
ton, are you afraid to let your readers see it?
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24

o~F The famous Abby Kelly has taken the
stumpin support of'.Van Buren, and Free Soil. !"
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24
NO. 81
The OREGON bill was returned from the HOUSE

The Oregon bill was returned from the House
and considered.
The Compromise was debated.
A motion for the Senate to recede from its
amendment was advocated by Mr.. Benton and
others till The hour of recess.
The Senate adjourned on Sunday morning,
after receding from their amendment of the
Missouri Compromise, by yeas %, nays %,
(six absent.)
Butler brought up the Army Bill, and called
the attention of the Senate TO the publication
in the Herald of the resolution against Genf
Kearny, offered by Benton. He (Benton) ac-
knowledged giving them to the Herald, and
said if Butler called his conduct dishonorable,
he would cram the bill down his throat.
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pelano s. Williams.
NEW EXHIBITION.

Till. subscribers are now opening NJ the new siou',
l opposite the Mansion House, aud neat door to g.
Buus tine assortment oi NElPLE GOODS.
In Ottawa, which they otter al Chicaao pfirrs add
Ing transportation They are aware Of the common
practice ol rmbaLOnlng the quality and prices 81
goods but they know too, that the purchasing com
mtinliy like to buy goods low and acting upon the
pnncIple that quick siNpence + better than slow
shilling, tIe subscribers say, without h- far OF
contradiction, TINT they will not be- mlirrsOid by a
ny hou- m the country a. one Of the partners ~
sides m New York they VIII be- receiving from time
10 time new and desirable goods and their cunn.r-
non with boats ON the canal. lakes aud forwarding
houses at Buffalo aud Chicago, il Is believed wall gIye
h"n hcllItes Tor The transaction OF business equal To
that Of any hOu-e south or west of Chicago We re-
,pecttui'y invite the trading community 10 cal and
examine our stock for thcmSeycs Among our
DRY GOODS
Are broad clothes groghum~ twrod-, dlhua-
Gambro0n, lcar-, drills, stripes satlucl,,
tH-sImcTes, Tor gents summer wear,
Marcll.cs, SATIN and fancy vestIngs, cnlicOes
GInghnus, de lanes, lawns, silks, plain ana dress
Barred mlsllnS, for ladies' dresses, I-haw!s,
Black, striped and figured alpacca-. rich summer
Ribbons, artliicia!s, linens, long lawns,
Shectugs, shlr,Ings canvas bag1ug,
Diapers, flag and fancy handkerchief
We have genera, assortment OF Hard Ware AMI
Cutlery, from n Jack KNIFE To u hanisaw BJ0ts
and Shoes, GROCERIES, CyOckcrg etc.
We are engaged in the general PrOdVce and Cam
mission 5n-inca and shall be prepared to pny CASH
Tor most kinds 81 produce
IFmted-jJOOO bushels WHEAT,
1900 " CORN,
10000 " OATS
We have on consignment lot OF the best article o
Tanning Mills ever Iniroducednro the western couu.
Try Farmers arr requested 10 call and look at them
Ottawa, June 30. A DELANO, < CO.
INGHAM, lawns, rich and splendid patterns a
u In3p DLLAyo's
GENTS sumner good,-a grca, variety at
\ Iu3O DEANJs
LURNITuREpaper Of every style and price at
i luD. DilaND>
S,Il.k hats and caps, large o, Lcghorn an,
> Braid bunHcls al In3O DLLASJs
1 MEXICAN and Cast Steel, superior article. q
= Y WO. DILANuS.
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Walkrr s. 6irkIina.
More New Goods!

NyTAIkER & HlCKLING wish 10 inform
w Their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Binding, one door west Of the old
stand, 90 the -oU,h side OF the ruh.c square; aud
have Ust received I uii the eastern cities BTgc and
gnurd stock 81 Srp.r aud Fancy goods suited tor
'hi> market, comprising six, Cotton, Linen, WuIs-
ted aud N"llcn Fabrics. 1t II useless 10 cnumeraIc
articles We wI only say that most articles m tins line
called Tor at Country Store may be- tuuni IN ON
stock, and sal b, sold at the l0ircsi prices Oar mot
to moi To be- undcrso.dby any on"
Also We have lately received CO eases Of
Boot, Shoes and BroWn- all sorts and sizes sIita-
bic Tor wear oi men, women, and children, theSc
wlll be- sold at very low prices
AIH.--trurkcfy and Glassware: good a-aur'-
mcut Of hsarg aud Shcif II ARDWARE: trace. log
and halter chuns, -cythcs and snraIhs, wrought aud
cur nails and spike. all sllss Also,
GSOsEkIEs
OiaII kinds. as chr1p as usual and our stock Of
Drugs NedorHc;, AMI Dg,sfuFy Is complete. and
VII be sold at Chicago or ST Louis puccs, whole
sale or retail
CASH paid nr ANY quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oat- Lard, Bleou and most other produce taken in
exchange at thc highest rn"-
June 80 ISIS WALKER & HICKIING
.. Lumber Wagons, new 2 ti--t-rate article, for
= sale 10y ludl NALTrR Il HlchLNG.
IAtCARDNl Nrru.rla. Su-g. Arrow Root
VI AMI fcuu Barley, lu,' received and for sale by
JmrD. WALLER * HrKLNG
DINE lumber, la.h and shingles lorsae by
IuN WALLER 4 IIl-RING.
10 InrcshCr, aud Machinists.
4 Fr-rmtc article Of Oh for -ule nj one dollar pei
y gallon IuJu. WALLER 4 llICEIING
ID OWLAND'S Mil nul Crn- Gut saw new
~ supply, just received boy WALkER & llicElNG
DALN-LEAF hats, for ,aicby
Ju31 WALRER i llIcELrNI.
> NEW rwo-hDr-c wagons tor sale by
- m3J WALKER & llIcKLlNG.
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just Opened.

\ y PS oineat new s;ylr gneEams
- = Blue chambrf PLAID usirc
Pasla check plaid lre.i goods
lrl-h lueL- assorted prices
Blue aud orange prints purple do
Slik uchc- "r cap iu.ls. fancy bonnet ribbons.
Chruy pInk blu. yyhtc and NIaltua ribbons,
White and hue IHr.a,an niu~ln.
White Grape hight culoIvd kil glove
Artificial spu9- and Uii-=es wrenii.
Just received, with other article. i.Um PHILADELPHIA
and ipr sale a. p!Cy- dat Nl. satisfy every bGy-f
Jui g. NAIIINGlR
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Hardware y ErOckcry.

!. 81 enter upon th1 spungs bushes. wllh
tall determination 10 sell goods cheap for gYnd
Poy and good paY ,aiy. thankful fer all past Ia.
Vofs and Tor the very liberal patronage eXrer dcJ
thus tar and hope by honest and fair dealing
10 m'iu sui iu.thrr the conidruc, aud patron.
age OF ny Iurud~ and die public al ars'.
Ottawa, Apui y, 1913.
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DRUGS Il MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. OBS, Furnishes.
Putty, Uindo'c Giass, Dye SivDs,
brushes, Books, Confectionaries,
Fruit, Nais, Hines and Brandies.
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AThE subscriber has jus, re-
FIX .eisrd at biz store one door
S-@Z-l-S North OF the Mansion House,
lfrJn, Netr l,rk and 81. Lo,fis, '
ssis. u large md fresh supply Of the
above named articles, together
49, with most every variety Of arti
cl"s usually kcptIn drug atoresawith many kind,
Of the best ard most approved patent medicines
~ use Also, books and stationary. with va.
uery Of pummcrs, toy books, &c
lie Keeps constantly on hard superior article
Of wines and hr,niirs, jor ncd,cai yUfpus,, anig.
PHYSICIANS aud uth,rs are requested 10 hand
N their urjrrs. they can now be filed on the
-hoTt,Sl notice md warranted tn please.
For Mlc on lURM.nmrHi,
Buch7mS Nuug Ir,au Hay's Lniu,nt fur
basIm; Pile;
Nistnrs Baisam Wlli Farers Arabian Lin
ChruN; mcn';
lilIJS bpl-lm Honey; iIe"e's Nerve ard
Iaytnrs ha.sam :.N,I Bone nimrul;
Wort. Ihnmpsnns Eve W,trl
tEres' mans Arabian fahnrstock's Ncrmi
Bhl,,m; lugg;
burlington, B,l,am coo.I5,i', snr,np,,,!I.
Life; Sands do
Ard,rsou'- cough drols BusloI's do
Bartholomew. Pink Shermou's worm ant
ENrr,tuuut; other Iozeurc,;
iiustngs Comp Syrup McAlis'rrs all healing
Naplha; Salve;
OsgooL', India Cholo. Councils Pain Ex,mc
g'guc; tor;
smiths Tonic Syrop; With great variety o
Naushn's Veg Lylhon- Pills to numerous
tnpur; to mention.
Downs EliSer healh;
e. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. Juy 80, ls47-2-G
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nngucrrcan Gallcry.-R HILLS respectful.
- " invites the indies md gentlemen uf Ottawa
and vicinity to call at the court house aud examine
his speclmlnc~ OF the Photographic Art Miniatures
taken every day and neatly set in cu-cs locketS, or
Iramcs y Il pl,a4' call and examine spccimincs
strlcticn given II desired M r HILLS
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4 GREAT variety OF Lhuh jonh, constantly
y on hand. All kinds not on hand made to
rider. '0Ull' 4 MS T. Bgrlsv, Chic0gU.
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S,TR\SED from the subscriber m Ottawa about
= the lst OF June dark brown horse with star on
the forehead, about IL hands high 10 or II years old
and hcarng saddle marks ANY person delivering
the same, or giving information oihs Whereabouts to
the subscriber, will be literally rewarded
uu 20 llOplEN DREW
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IN great 'lHet-i 'ths u--t., ali WOOL kind
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cotton sumner wear, with something nlce lpr
children.
B'o,cH and b5".h,i mV,G5.. r,5y c,,ag.
Lad'e' Fi"r nee, Chin. pcld ,,alN. with , i.u
very fine EugIt'h Dgn.uolr BIrn,.s. aI-., d
pretty Rutland BRAID bonnet .. low ~ ; / % rar4.
Ladies wishing To supply themselves with 4 urW
bonnet and . ur.e uubou, must not TIL To call
and bee them. Ladies' and thllIrens Sip.
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pany. +. l.. BOGGHTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
L. cady Made Clothing.

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Chicago aud ~. Louis to make their purchase
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can be -a'i-f'd aud induced to buy here, unen
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