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The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
Correspondence Of the Ot,qra Ere. zyaa.r.

ST Lours, July |, 1851.
Eps. FREE TRAnEE- Gentlemen: You have,
doubtless, before this, come to the conclusion with
reference to my parting engagements with you,
that we are soourniug in the land OF pro,aiss--
Some excuse, however may be allowed to one
whose days and nights are devoted to absorbisr
tol-to of the brain, which leaves the mind lit.
tie disposed for, and little capable Of amateur
efforts,
The two great topics Qf thought and convcrsa.
tlon in our city at present are the flood and the
cholera. The former is slowly subsiding The
leyee continues still under water throughout its
entire length, the water being still several feet
deep in the first stories and all business conin.
uing to he transacted from the rear on CONNER.
cal street The stagnatlon of this water is nj.
ready beginning to be exceedingly offensive, and
1 it ls deyoutly to be hoped that the speedy sub.
sdance Of the overflow will allow it soon to be
evacuated. Should the water 90 down gradual.
Iy as IN former years, an opportunity will be af
forded to our merchants to clear off the depos-
/ ties before the raging summer sun shall have ex.
tracted from them the elements of disease. OF
course 1t is unnecessary to say that business has
received an astonishing wound by this calamity
| Its resumption IL, however, confidently aniCipa.
ted IN the course of two or three weeks; at least
so far as the removal Of this obstacle to its pro.
gress II does not, MS you are probably aware
require long for ST Louis to revive from the stun.
| ming effects Of the most disastrous blow She has
a recuperotlve energy truly marvellous, and n
| Hcrculcan success in mastering the lions and drag
ons IN her path which fills one with amazemen,
! The cholera, mn sorry to say, has nearly il
/ not quite assumed the form Of an epidemic 1t.
rayagcs hitherto have been chiefly confined to the
! newly arrived cmigrants, and the poorer classes
| Within day or two past however, it has begun
! to cut down old and acclmated citizens; and the
! remark Is made that its type this year is more
! strictly Asiatic than in 10 As yet, the deaths
have never exceeded 22 day and Heaven
! grant that even this rate Of mortality may speed
! lily diminish.
Ihcatricals, MS you may well suppose, L,nguist
under these circumstances. Mrs Farran has had
some pretty good houses at Ludlow and Smiths
She is an nctress Of considerable merit and would
attract anywhere Poor Bates is almost desert
ed. Parodis visit to us was pretty generally
considered failure; Wyman's hall was moi
half filled on either evening Of the performance
X. w.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

The tolls which the farmers pay on plank roads
are not taxes IN one sense OF the term-Ihey are
saved in the larger loads they are enabled 20 draw,
the greater speed at which they are enabled to ira
vel the wear and tear OF harness, gearing and ami
mai strength and, finally, If 1t were tor nothing
mare than the pleasure OF ndng ona smooth plank
r1ad IN comparison with an old corduroy one hard
hearted must be the man who would no, pay Tor it,
Scientific american.
There is another advantage arising 10 coulmu-
nifty from plank roads which we have never seen
mentioned, and that is they relieve the public of Il
large amount OF road labor and road tax. Were
there no plank road, the road commissioners would
have to expend more TO keep upa good, permanent
thoroughlare than probably the tolls from the own
through which it pns'es will amour, to, so tina, a
large amount Of toll is saved in road.tax.
Then, in collecting tolls you only tax such as are
Immediately benefited by the road i, and every man
pays in proportion to the amount he uses it. The
man who lives away from it and hasa good natural
road upon which he can go TO market quicker and
cheaper than by using the plank road pays no road
tax at all. Bu, If the town would have to keep up
public thoroughhre where the plank road is oca-
ted he would have to pny his tax towards although
he would derive no bcnef, from it. 1t appears then
that taxes collected IN the shape Of tolls are the most
/ Iust.
1t must also be remembered that plank road stock
is taxable property and yields n revenue towards
supporting the expenses of the county, which other
wise would have to be collected from other property
thus curnling the ordinary taxes Of the masses By
creating an extraordinary amount oi taxable pro-
pcriy in the county.
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important Dccisron--Pre.emption Rights.

We publish on the first page Of our paper to-
day the decision Of the supreme court in the CHI.
eago presumption case The opinion of the court
was prepared by Judge Trumbull, and, as will
be perceived on examination is most ably drawn
up. The amount OF this decision is, that a person
claiming presumption rights to canal lands is con.
fined to the single subdivision upon which his
Improvement Is situated, although the tract claim
ed may have been subliyided subsequently to the
time when his prcempton right accrued To il.
lustrae: IN this case, when the plaintiff made
his improvements, the smallest subdivision OF the
land was into quarter sections, and his pre- emp.
lion right to such quarter was therefore indispu.
table. Subsequently however, the trustees came
and subdiyided this quarter into lots and blocks.
and now the court decide that by this act, the
7ight Of the pre- emphoncr is di,ainiyGsi or taken
s'f the quarter section, and brought down to the
single lots or blocks upon which his improve.
Incnts are situated. i pre-emption right in law
We believe is not considered a vested right, or
such right as is secured by guid pro quo; and
IN this view their decision may be vcgy good lar.
so far ns we know, although Judge Cation, by de.
hverns dissenting opinion, appears to think
otherwise; yet We doubt exceedingly whether
the settlers are prepared to call it justice 1t is,
however, no fault Of the courts, If the laws are
not always just. The courts can only declare
what the law s-the people, or THEN lepresen.
tatives make the laws.
We shall enleavor, in cur next, or within n
ehort time, 10 publish the dissenting opinion Of
Judge Cation, or at least to give full abstract.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

There is ha, in the ensuing eifIson says the
Enickrbocker, which cannot fail TO rouse the
slumbering patriotism Of every American heart
II was composed by western poet, IN Zone hour,
by Connecticut clock"
"Whnt! bus, this glorious Union up,
An 90 to drawn triggers.
Just for n thunderln' pasSel of
Emancpaed niggersl
The eagle of Ammerky,
That tlnc across the sees,
An throw'd the buddy British lion
Ker-slump upon his knees:
Say shall we Tend him lin from lin,
WuE wing wun way and wun tolher
And every sepperlt pin ielher
A flying at the otherl"
This is the kind Of spirit that is going to preserve
our great and gei.lorlous kedn,ry' from prema'
ture dissolution.
Very patriotic and soul-srirring, but here Is one
that has the sublime and the beautiful BLENDED TO-
eether with the happiest effect. II was wft'eh oy
some aspiring poet "deown east"
The falling leaf and whis,ling wind,
Produces IN my sensitive mind
Efecfs-words can't express,
But mighty strong nevertheless
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Ouc Of our subscribers a pretty shrcwj fellow, by
the way, says he was thinking seriously abou, stop
ping his paper on account Of seeing Soan's adver-
tiscment in it so much Ru, before he did any
thing desperate, he came 10 a realizing sense Of a
very troublesome corn that affected his nrboard little
toe Nhl' does hr do now llemSt gets box Of
olonn's Ointment and cured tie corn immediately
lie says now. there IS nothing objectionable in ad-
velusnga valuable medicine We don't believe
he would take paper that does not recommend II.
-kcnosha Telegraph WIS, May ?, 1850
See Sluln-s aIytItsrmNnt I'm nmnihrr COlumn
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VIIiWA, JUIY tt
For the .ast week receipts have fallen off in
cou,clucuce OF DE harvest, which SNOW claiming
all the attention OF ;he farmers
We quote sales Of corn at 3l132c; but the
last figure crowds pretty hard on the buyers
don't think 1t will command over Sic shelled. aud
-ec for ear
IIhtdt-56aGJc winter, and S2I4Oc spring.
Ii'ool-R Receipts have also fallen oil most en-
tjrcly What has come forward was taken at
previous quotations.
IN other articles not much doing
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cHorrRA-1herc is some fear felt by many
persons having business south on account Of chol.
era, but we think without adequate cause. We
cannot learn that there is the least Of it any.
where on the Illinois river, or that it prevails to
any considerable extent on the lower Mississippi
at St Louis, there were on Tuesday Of last week
u In'erments from cholera, on Monday 90, on
Thursday l3, dc. In city of over $4,000 in,
habIt'nts, and through which SO many cmgrants
daily pass from all parts of the world, there i.
certainly nothing alarming in these figures. II
is hardly to be expected that sumner car
pass without there being some cases of shrr
fever or cholera in cities like St. Louis or New
Orleans
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THn BLoouER CosruNr ~ PARH-lIoNce
Greely, who ia now travelling in Europe in letter
to the n. Y. Tribune, written in Paris SAYS;
"Thc attempted reform in woman's dress is du
ly chronicled here. Among the American ladies'
in Paris however, none has assumed the change
yet to magnetIse French eyes
A cut of the Bloomer costume has made its
appearance in the Paris Journals, and is greatly
admired. But such is the wonderful variety OF
of costume there--the resortof the gay and fash
ionable Of every nation on the globr,hat aston.
ishmsnt at such things is out Of the question. In
Paris, the appearance Of u novel costume elcits
no surprise. All nations are represented there
as well in costume as in language aud national
pecuarities. There the Briton, the Persian, the
Arab, the Chinese, tho Turk, tho Tunisians. and
thousands Of. others are daily seen in all their VA
red habillements. Amid such a whirl of foreign
fashions, u womau's dfcss Of tho Semramis cut
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Cas- and Buchanan.

There is fierce controversy raging in Penn
sylyauia amorg the Cass-i,es aud Buchanan i.es,
as to who shall be the mex, candidate for the
presidency The Buchanan men claim that the
Key Stone State should have the next president
and that Buchanan is the man while the Cass
men are satisfied that lie cln not be elected.
and not having any other prominent man who
would be likely to get the nomination Of the ua.
tonal convention they still adhere 10 Gen. Clss
as their first choice, This division in the demo.
cratic ranks Of that state, Of course throws Bgch.
anan on. Of tie field, while it seriously wealeus
the chances Of Mr Cass f5ra denomination. for,
in order to be elected he must carry Pennsylvania,
and the split there renders that impossible
Both branches Of the party, however manifest a
willingness to support any other good man, and
We feel confident that ii Judge Douglass should
getthe nomination he would carry tha: state By a
large majority We look upon this split in the
party there as favorable to Mr Douglass chances.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

ISoursr An inquest was held this morning
by Mr.. Coroner Stout on the body Of u man who
was found this morning in the river near Buffalo
Rock. The jury returned verdict that the man
had come TO his death by drowning. 1t appears,
from papers found on his person that his name
mcrly resided in Milwaukee, He was seen on
the steamer Gov. Briggs at this place on the ith
ofJuly, apparently one Of the deck hands flc also
appears to have been at the house Of Mr. HALEY
on Tuesday evening, in partially dcranged state
No property Of any sort was found on his person
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

MAGNrIcENr lprA-lhe San Francisco Cour.
icr in speaking of the necessity and feasibility of
n steamship communication between that point
and China, remarks that such line would com.
plete the chain Of steam communication around
the world, except small break in crossing the
Isthmus Of Suez connecting Asia with Africa.
The paper then says:
This link completed, the traveller, leaving
New York, can proceed to Chagrcs by steam from
thence to San Francisco to Macao via the
Sandwich Islands Guam and Mnlia--and
thence to Suez, via Singapore, Penang, Coylon
and adin--thence to Cairo and Alexandria, to
southampton, via Malta and Gibralter, and from
thence by steam again To New York, The only
break in steam navigation will be in crossing the
lsthmus Of SucE Thus ho would be able to cir.
cumnnvigate the world, visiting many points OF
interest, making the tripin li0 days Tho com.
morcal advantages which must flow to the Uni.
ted States from this, and kindred sources are too
great for enumeration here, and too well known
te requirsit
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELtBRArios.-- Al the time We
noticed in our paper the celebration o. the 4,h we
we're not aware that there had been any others
we have. however, since learned that the Ca,ho.
lie Sunday School Of this place celebrated the 4th
on pleasant part Of the bluir, commanding a
delightful view Of the town and surrounding
/, 'ptry;> At o'clock p. d. asumpiuons rcpast
ts{S down, to which The happy eindrcn aud
4 guests did ample Justice. The Declara.
r. is8cpcndanee was read by 7. II. Courtney,
IN appropriate and patriotic address
ID BY Rev J. O. Brady. At so'clock
lturned ia becoming and orderly
~ coiumbas Church. where, after a
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HOard of supervisOrs.

THE Board of Supervisors of the county OF
/ La Sale, are requested to meet a. the
court house in Ottawa, in said county, on ues-
day, the 29h day Of July inst, at IL O'Clock W. lor
the purpose of adopting the necessary measures tor
the support of the poor,-the supreme court having
IS chnrrrahe with such support, md for the trans.
nct,on of other business ms may be deemed ndvisa.
he A full board is desired, in order that all the
towns may be represented.
J 5 Armstrong, VIM Cullen,
Levi Wright, G W, Jackson,
Hiram Highly, Daniel Mills.
Geo S MaSson, J p Wiswalf,
= Ryan, Wells Wait,
Geo R. Beliord, NJ E. Il0llister,
=. S. lloIloweIl, Saml Wiley.
Edward u Hall, ]. B. Tu,le,
Beebe Clark, Supe,yisorS
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Risr OF WATER ~ TIRE LAkr,-A gradual rise
Of water in Lake Michigan has been going on
through the season. Within week or two the
rise has been moro rapid than at any other pc.
Rod. We are told by those who have given at.
tcnton TO the subject that the water in the river
is from one foot to eighteen inches higher than 1t
was last season. We also learn that there is now
such depth of water on the st, Clair flats that
the hrgest vessels experience no difficulty in
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
New Orleans. July >

New Orleans july >.
The steamship Maria Burt l,it Galveston on
the 2l.h alt. and s supposed to Toe lost, with all
ON board She had one thousand head OF cattle
Oh board.
We learn by an arrival at this port. that an in
,urrect.on had broken ont at the I,thmu, of lt
hauu.epec, on account Of the seizure by the Mex
lean authorities at Mazatlan, OF the American
schooner Helen Mar for au alleged vacation ot
the Mexican laws.
The people on the I,lhmus resolved TO take
summary vengeance, aud the members Of the rx-
petition threatened TO rcs!s, the authorities 10 the
utmost extremity.
The schooner. in consequence, had been re.
leased.
It was the determination Of the authorities to
send the Helen Mar together W .'h Captain Sci
kirk and crew, to Vera CruS - prisoners, but
the strong dIsapproba,ira exhibited by the peO-
pie induced them 90 t1rs-o this resolution
The captain of the schooner at the time Of en-
leriag the port uf Ahz4tlan, was unaware that
he had committed any violation Of the Mexican
laws
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

Prr,BrReH July %, 1851 Richmond va,
Convention struck out the section prohibiting the
Legislature from passing nny law allowing the e
Emancipation Of slaves, and inserted n provision
that emancipntcd slaves who remain in the state
over . months shall be sold Also, allowing the
Legislature TO impose restrictions on owners OF
slaves who may emancipate them. The section
giving legislative power to provide for removal
of free negroes beyond the state, was stricken
ont
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A sERENADE.

"The stars are smiling wheel love.
The birds shleep in each bower,
And the holy light Of the moon shines bright
Oncvcry tree aud flower;
Then Eliza are YOU wakenl
Or d'you hear me spokn'
Shure YOU know my heart isbrnkn',
For the love otyou, Liza dear.
Then why don't you spake, mapronel
Or ara you u shtick or a shtonc,
And so bright and so cowld,
just like Dianna Of ould,
Widou, niladin' your darlin,, oehone 2"
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

TINS rise Of water in the lakes and the rainy sea
SON We have experienced, and whether there are
other cAu~c- which have coopcratcd with thu.
one 20 produce thi, result, and if so, what are
sey are questions which We leave for those TO
determine WIN have leisure TO investigate the
satv,t-tE .ibsu-.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

WHEAT Cror.-Wc have been watching with
interest, says the Canton (Mo) Reporter of tho
s4th, the maturing wheat crop n North east Ms.
sour; and ilum all the information We can clean
from olhcgs, We are satisfied that no moN than A
hu'ftrop wul bc jlr result of this seasons opern.
ttons. The '-rc continaed wet weather, The ily,
the rnst. the spot or ,rab, and th. cheat, have
made fearful ir'cais ~ The crops II this section !.
onI. we have learned the same causes will great
u shorten the wheat cyoTm Illinois, Iowa, Mich.
,au and Wisconsin
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Arrival Of the Clnada.

New .fk. July $, q PN
Thr C5u1lI arrived at HallJN AZ . O'Clock
Yesterday morning Her news has been kept
back over "a hours,
Brcai.tuH- have lost their luryaNcy.
Flour declined siNpcuce but ,ao quotations are
evidently erroneous.
Iujag Cym at,rac,cil.t,lc attention yellow
.p-ii SOS. white '1.rE2- Wheat lower
white, 6,E 5-2I, ned and mixed 5slJ. 6,li
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Br,vEE ISLAND AErNR.--Tle L. :. steamer
Michigan hl, returned 90 De,r5; from another
cruise 10 the Mormon Kingdom, On Beaver Island
She brought down nine prisoners and thirteen
witnesses. The prisoners are under indictmeu,
with St'ang for passing counterfeit money ob-
strucuug mails and stripping the government
laui Of timber The witnesses are for the defence
The parties arrested are influential men in the
Mormon organization; holding the Offices Of a,
po>,les high priests. elders, DC. Some forty De
positions for the defence were taken at Beaver
Island, at the instance Of Strang. It was sworn
by Strang's witnesses that he isl prophet, gifted
by divine inspiration, and clothed with miracu
Ions powers among which is the giitof prophecy
The Detroit Advertiser states that those VIII.
have visited the Island confirm the statement o
the murder Of Eeunett in all its unproyoked cru
city, rs well as the fiendish scenes which follow
cd Mcleod, one Of the par,icpators in them
was lying at the point of death at Mackinac whcr
the Michigan left,
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cG,-AJ.lei t1's from IL Sale toaH'H-I"e
town Of South Ottawa sued the board of super.
v;,,rs Of this ,rgY.v far money advanced by
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board having refused I" pay the c'"'St-' "''
having passed resolution that each town >lua.l
s-n,,,rt lis own rluaers The cir,gi, court cave
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board Of supervisor, Of so,h coan,!e. as have
adopted tie township Organization. are required
to support 1Ne P"upe's ct the county, or whether
Ts," rsr. Tow" Is ''4-"'" 10 '"ip0'' rs O"" P"~-
At tie time the county of In Sale aiop,ed
the township organization, aud at this time in all
counties Wu.re II mas not Ie,H ADOPTED 'h' poor
%,H III, co;,rty i'.i, r"r, @ !. ri-,
to provide, unless therefore, there is something
IN the &C; providing tor q township organization
wsH i Sn's's & me OaTaGn . o. pI0.'ans ing, 'r the
lat the county woSll .,,ij he rcanircd IN make
that provision
That the act to provide for township and coun-
"'S.'.l'Sn ,t 'og'as %. no ul'tS' pIon,,'e ma ia,
own ragner., is admitted. bgt i !, .aij na,
such a duty is nferrable from various provisions
OF mat act II TINS were So 1t would be a s.ii'-
,y"o a Snw[r % 10 a.. sayn 'ni,,y",es | 70 sS 'l' m
towns are to raise the means to .orrort thsr poar
But the Legislature have no; lotl this question
doubtful or uncertain In the I@th section Of The
any t,' -, m, S, 70 ."V t r ~, "a" Is,5
it is expressly declared whose duty It shall be to
provide for the poor, That section is as follows
It 'h't! be the dn,y Of The board OF suPeTyi'
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The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

James stout. Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
and JUSTICE or TIE PEACE-Ofice one
door east Of the corner of Cnna and La Sale
streets, directly south Of the Court House.
Particular attention paid 10 agencies and collcc.
tlons Ottawa July 10
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hymn BY the choir ami prayer by the Rev Pastor
they were dismissed ami returned to their homes
well satisfied with the days amusement
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TN Mr. Hnmpton's School.room, over Armour
| store ,on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings commencing at o'clock.
Terms reduced onc.haf NJ. X. KELLY
Ottawa July l2
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ed with the daughter OF K, G. Morris, of Amherst
WAS attacked by the brother of the Young lady
aud Others, in Nelson county. Rcyol,ers were
freely used and Morris and Hill were killed
The brother Of Williams was also mortaily woun
drd
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

Peter. hnrgh, July 3.
The tobacco crop in TIL, section Of the country
d, nearly ruined by the drought; corn the same
Speaker Cobb has taken the stump in Georgia,
and has met with great enthusiasm.
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AUCTION {!

w lib be sold wllhou, reserve, to pay charges,
w on the lst oi August, in front OF the drug
store BIC l.. Thompson, lot OF maps, consisting
oimaps OF the two hemispheres maps OF the Sand
wich Islands, and missionary maps OF India. by o.
Is. Bidwcl. July Il. G.. l.. 1uoArsos.
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would be OF small moment aud would scarcely
call forth a single remark
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SIGHT ENCJIkNCE
SIEUT EXCHNNEE

v ! ork IN sums to sult purchasers for sale
nov , NORRIS x FiSHEB.
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New York. July {

Wv YIN, VNV q.
The ship Monmouth, which arrived yesterday
FROM HAyrc, brought is passengers l5O Hungul
an rciJ-ecs-Ihc Arctic sailed for Liverpool tins
morning with !2O passengers, aud SIsU,p0O IN
specie.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

BrsHoF WAGON of the NJ. +. Church will preach
on Sabbath morning in the Methodist Church of
this place.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

4 CUSHION belonging to Carridgc, while
y passing through town The finder will be
lbernly rewarded by returning tito L. BeRR'
Otia wa uv 10
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I.ulnbcr Wagon.
WRITING SCHOOL

ONE two horse new lumber wagon ioT sale low
INV June 2s. c. BURR.
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Latest from California.
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