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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-11-28
Fur sala.

Oar frisnds in the country-who are aware
how much NC abhor the Know Nothing Order
and its principles-wiI doubtless be some
what surprised TO learn that we have moved
oar Office into the room where the members of
that 0rder were won't in times gone by, to
hold their secret meetings, and by the light of
lard lamps and dark lanterns, concoct schemes
for the exerfIirow of the Democracy. We
think that itmay uaw be set ds~u ns a 6xed
fact that the Order in Ashland has dishanded
as all the Democrats who ever were in It have
leh It and returned to thsir first love. Such
being the state Of things, we understand the
q eGeets of the "institution will shortly be
%GEered for szle, essbraeing. among other things,
The following s~rtiraess The uniform of the
President, eonsis6ng d q blue huafng shirt
and a soon skin cap. surmountcd With a tall
slume made sf 6-ataers fEoaa the tail Of the
xmcric.R Eagle. The stnf Of oaice of the
grad Csnductor-formerly used for a poker.
One yard Of striped bunting-made Of red fan
mel and a stolen shirt. The library of the Or
dsr-cousiAting of the Ritual of the Order, a
copy Of the Bible. the eovsrs ornancnted With
a Catholic cross and a bronze Eagle, and a
hook containing recipes and Instructions for
4Ifs mEnufacture Of chenp whiskey to get voters
tipsy on election day. Also. ono dark lantern,
and a pair of leather goggles used for blind
folding candidates. Due notice of the time
and place of Sale viii be given.
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rnE PRESIDENCY.

We notice by our exchanges the names
of several distinguished Statesmen be-
longing to the Democratic party, men
toned in connection with the Presidency.
Pennsylvania has three candidates-
JAxEs B~rcHAsAN, GEoRoE M. DALLhs.
and Judge BLACK. Virginia presents
r. NJ. T. HUNTER and Gov. WISE; III.
inois her favorite Senator, STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS; Michigan, the veteran Cas-;
Tennessee, Gov. JOHNSTON; New York,
Gov. MARCY; New Hampshire recon.
mends the denomination of the present
incumbent, FRANKLIN PIERCE while in
Ohio we have four candidates-Hon.
Wm. ALLEN, Col. MEDARy, Hon. DAVID
TOP and Gov, MEDnL-all of whom have
been mentioned in various parts of the
State.
The contest il becoming quite warm
among some of the moro anxious aspi-
rants. We hope no man who goes into
Convention seeking the nomination, will
ICCCIfc IL. we CtiuOTSC Lu0 6CuLlL1CDL
of the lamented LowDEs, that the
Presidency should neither be sought af-
ter o refused )" We expect to sup-
port the nominee of the Convention. and
We therefore-hnpe a man yittebe select
ed whose views are em~inently national
and who is not even tainted with fanati-
cism. He should be a first-rate man
a man in whom there can be no "mis-
take "a man whose views on all the
would be the President of the qOhole
country, and not of any particular part.
Our worthy predecessor, previous to
leaving the Union, hoisted the name OF
Hon. WIN. ALLEN. No man in the I'm.
ion can present a cleaner pu6iic record,
than Col. ALLEN. In all the positions
to which be has been elevated by the
partiality of his fellow citizens, he has
shown himself to be q Statesman of en-
larged views, and one to whom corrupt
tion was a stranger. He would indeed
be a very acceptable man, but, as has al
ways been the case, Ohio appears to be
divided, and we see but little chance for
his nomination. We are strongly of the
opinion that his friends can not further
his chances by urging his claims at this
time. If he is nominated at all, it will
be as n compromise man, and he should
by all means be kept out of the ring at
this time. Ohio should 60 into Con-
~yention a amt, and therefore there
should be no effort made to distract our
ranks by urging the claims of any par
ticular man. Let this course be pur.
sued, and then if a time should arrive
during the sessions of the Convention
when any man from Ohio can be nomi,
mated, there will be far less difficulty in
uniting our own delegation,
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Executive aud Judicial officers. The
Legislature an reduce their wages from
Joasr to three dollars a day. The people
are looking for a change not so much in
the MODE as in the AMOUNT of taxa
ton. Walk right up to the rack, gen.
tlemen. No scratching Of woolly pates,
nor talking about impossibilities. Eli
ther fulfil your pledges, or back square
cut and admit that you have ~willfully
deceived the people, and that you didn't
intend to fulfil; them when you made
them. There is a certain Republican
Senator, living no a thousand miles
from Ashland, in whose course on this
subject the people of this County are
slightly in crested. W. shall keep them
we'll posted up in regard to this matter,
if the mails don't fail us. Go in, Fusers
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HOY. n. II.

!. We regret to learn that our fellow
towusmen, Hon. H. Ell. Johnson, has
concluded to take up his residence in
Minnesota, and has recently removed his
family to that Territory. Mr.. JonNsoN
will leave behind him many warm perso-
nal friends, whose friendship he had
gained by his honorable and upright
course as a private citizen. He repre-.
sented this District in Congress for two
years with ability, but was defeated for
reelection by a fusion of the entire
Wing and Free Soil strength of the Dis.
trict. We believe the people will yet
regret that they rejected their old faith.
full representative, for that weaker yes
sci )" PHIrMoN Bliss. We wish Mr.,
JOHNSON abundant success, politically
and pecuniarily, in his new field of enter
prise.
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TIE WV oRanANs nIors.

We hope all will read the accounts
of the Know Nothing Riots at the cleo.
tion in New Orleans, which we publish
in another column. We had fondly hoped
that the Know Nothing Order had sa-
tiated its desire for blood, when the
bloody tragedy at Louisville was enact
ed-but it seems the end is not yet. A
few more dwellings must be burned
few more damned foreigners" must
be shot down or assassinated-a few more
widows and orphans must be made, and
thrown upon the cold charities of the
murderers of him who was once to them
the indulgent husband and doting parent
for support, ere the foreigu-born citizens
of this Republic viii be sufficiently pun
ished for daring to exercise the rights
guaranteed to them as American citizens.
Let every Democrat, and every foreign
born citizen of this County, read the ac-
counts of these last outrages of the pro-
scriptiye Order, and her swear eternal
hostility to this falscly-named American
party. Aye, and let it also be remem-
bered that the Fusion presses are silent
in regard to all these outrages. Not
a word of de~nunciation is to be found in
their columns. Nay, they are even
winked at by the Republican leaders,
who are now trying to effect a union of
the Black Republican forces of the North
with those of the unholy Order, in OF der
to defeat the Democracy at the next
Presidential election. And yet there
are a few simple minded people here
abouts who effect to believe that Know
Nothingism is dead, and that the church
burning Order has disbanded. They
can read unmoved accounts of the most
outrageous and cold bloeded murders
that ever disgraced humanity, but their
sympathies are wrought up to the high
est pitch at the recital of the imaginary
wrongs of the poor. Negro. They can
iiook on unconcernedly while these sc2urs
of blood and carnange are ~rc-enaeted-
time after time, and devote their whole
time in looking after the domestic insti-
tutions of the people of Kanzas, who,
forsooth, are incapable of managing their
own affairs
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Correspondence of the Ashland Union.
FRoM NEBRASKA.
OmauA ClrY, Nov. loth, 1s55

OMAHA CRY, Nov. 10th, 1855.
ED. UNION Yesterday 1 stepped on
tho western shore of the Missouri, then
threw up my hat and shouted, "hurrah
for Nebraska" A friend of mine took
the stump, and in grand eloquence gave
ven to his feelings. Nebraska . said
he, "you have caused the wise men Of
the east to spend their wealth, talent
and labor. You have helped men into
Office, and-inyited otlers to leave. In
fact, in company with Kanzas, you have
caused a ru-upus that men can't account
for. Nebraska, you're a great country.
I have come a long way to see you.
Hurra for hurrah !"
I have travelled one day in this coun-
try, and find it in almost all respects
similar to the neighboring Statesf Iowa.
We can easily find a prairie broad and
long enough for all practical purposes
dotted here and there with a log cabin
and the white tent of the "Sqratter
Sovereign - The face of the country
does not suit the wafarer as we'll as Iowa /;
however, it is destined to be a great
country-many years hence.
Omaha is a wild place, Astounding in
Indians, gaming houses, Mormons and
Yankees. Here we find the real Native
Americans OF original Know Nothings,
walking around in their native dignity,
wrapped in red blankets and their faces
painted in true Indian style. Omaha
compares favorably with Council Bluffs
city in gambling, which practice is here
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Luther. Grail & Co,
va. Fin Ash. Com. Pleas.
Robert McMahau ct. al.
DURSUANT to the command Of an ordcrOf
i Sale, duly Issued in the shove sase from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland Coun-
ty to me directed, ! viii expose to Public Sale
at the door cf the Count House in said County,
on
NJ nday the 3lH dayg December
AID. 1855, between the hours Of ten O'Clock q.
M. and fouI o'clock m. ofsaid day, the Gi-
lowing described Real Estate. situate and be
inc intbe County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
to wit Being the undivided halfof theBorth-
west auarteyof section 7lseven, townshiP(9l)
twenty-one, and Sangetl5l fifteen, containing
one hundred and fftysaine acres, more or iesS-
Terms Of sale, Cash,
JOHN d. JOKES, Sherh-
November q, 1855. 26ts1rfS-5 3D.
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carried to perfection. Its help-meets-
whiskey9nhops-ars /" too nero to
mention /" The sharpers are in the hab-
it Of " strappingp newcomers in double
quick time. As / was rather a novice
in the business, I could do nothing more
than take a look into these fashionable
places. The Indians are much addicted
to gaming.
I notice a swarthy, woc-begone, cadiv-
erous looking man, pass along the street
"a forsaken creature--a Mormon. They
are easily distinguished from their fellow
men. Plenty of them are returning
from the Salt Lake, on their way to the
east, heartily sick and Disguised with
Polygamy. The Yankees are here from
the east, driving their trades and anna.
zingly we'll pleased with the place and
country. Their goods are placed in
wooden huts, lined with muslin, in con-
formity with the general custom of build.
ing. The hotels in Omaha and Bluff.
City are we'll supplied with wild geese.
wild turkey, venison, beef aud wheat
bread the latter a luxuryto til ,se who
cross the STATE of Iowa, where they live
on corn bread, made of grated corn. IL
this city there is already one Bank Of
issue. IAEpapor circulates through Iowa
readily. Broker shops are plenty. II
Bluffs city they are as plenty as gam
bling houses.
There was quito an excitement at the
election for Territorial officers yesterday
The so-called Pierce Democracy ;"
ahead. Yours, &C., d. z. 8.
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Thanksgiving.

Thursday last, theday st apart by the Coy
sfnOr to be observed az a day of Thanksgiving
and prayer. was very generally observed by
our citizens. Mos of the business houses and
M ,chanic's shops were closed, and divine ST.
vices we're had in the morning and evening.
We feazted on the " remains" of a huge
g-ntleman-Turkey at the McNulty House
have Scm plenty therc1who was one of the
finest of his species to be found in " the barn
yard whore he was born We agree with q
political co.emporAry who e goes off in the
following rhapsody.
Barki the Tufkies' PIaintive erieaI
Pufdings rare. and pumpktn pies.
Chickens fat snd doushauts round,
Kissing. swelling
swestly smelling.
Sweeter memories nPweIline,
with ike sound.
Hail. Thsnkegiyinyl and good liviag-
MAJ they ever where abound :"
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s. Apule & Co.

Lot all set it down as a Fixed fact that the
Jewish Temple" is still standing. zAcHA-
II n 5 III commands at the old fortress Of Cheap
Gle. hing, while the opposition havelong since
ceased to q modest him. and they never can
make him afraid" New Goods have been
arriving weekly AZ this establishment, and the
cry is q still they come" They dc Custom
Work up in a superior style. RoEHT. the
Crook and thoir Journcymen-an clever
fellows-nre masters of their business, and new
<r fail to please. Advertisement, next week.
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DEMOCRATTO NATIONAL COM.
MlTTEE.

The Washington Union, a few weeks
since, on'the authority of Hon. G.. r
RIDDLE, of Delaware, one of the Commit
tee, published acaH for a meeting of tht
Democratic National Committee in tina
city on the 9Th January ncxt.to fix tn,
time of holding the next Democrat,
National Convention The following
gentlemen compose the Committee
Maine-H. Strickland
N. Hampshire-C. G. Atherton
Vermont-D. A. Smalley
Massachusetts-B. F. HalleL;
Rhode Island-W. b. Sayles;
Connecticut-James T. Pratt;
New York.. P. Beekman ;
New Jersey-Joseph G. Potts
Pennsylyania-James Campbell
Delaware-Gecrge r. Riddle;
Maryland-Robert M. McLanc
Xirgihia-Wm FL. Clark;
North Carolina, w. Wiuslow
Georgia-S. T. Bailey;
Alabama-Edw. C. Belts;
Mississippi-s. r. Adams
Louisiana-A G. Penn
Ohio-Alfred P. Edgerton
Kentueky4Francis P. Stone
Tennessee-George w. Jones
Indiana-Alex, F. Morrison
Illinois-Isaae Cook
Missouri-Ferd. KenDett ;
Arkansas-N. B. Burrow
Michigan-T. T. Broadhead
Florida-Thomas Ballzell ;
TexasEJames ". Scott
IoWa-JosephGsK Napp;
Wisconsin,. L. Henning
California-William NJ Gwin
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e. The New York Tribune per-
sists that Lewis D: Campbell of Ohio,
was among those who counseled a "pu:
silIanimous submission to the slave oil
garehy,p at the Philadelphia National
Know Nothing Convention. In reply
to the Cincinnati Gazette and other
papers that came to tho rescue of Mr..
Campbell from the onslaught of the
Tribune, that paper says
We beg to suggest to those who
thus interpose In hisbehaif those anony-
nous denials, vague generalities and
vehement vituperatien Of the Tribune,
that they waste their breath. They
prove nothing and do no good to- their
client. IF they really, desire to set the
matter right, lit them publish entire the
letter Mr.. Campbell aorote IN reference to
the course to Be p~rsped at Philadsi-
phiG. Otherwise both he and they
would do well to be silent on the SUBJ
ject.n
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sHERIPFss SALE.
George Ringer

George Ringer
VS.. Ia Ashland Com. Pleas
jackson Bartholomew
sale. duly issned in the aboTc case from
the Court of Common Pleas of AShlund Counr
ty. to m directed, i viii expose to Public Sale
at the door Of the Court House. in said County,
on e
Monday, he 3Isk day Of Deceni6sr,
A. D.. 1855. between the hours Of ten O'Clock
a. m. and four O'clock p. M. Of said day, the
County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio. and in
tho Village of Ashland. aud bounded and de-
scribed as follows In lots fofty-eiRht. (4el
f~urty-nine. f49) ffty-one. i5l) and ffy-twoA
'f5afin South Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio
Terms of sale, Cash.
November q. 1855. 26ts-pf.$3.5l.
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e. The Journal states that Mr..
John Green, the noted submarine diver
whose physical system was FRUSTRATED
and nearly paralyzed last August, while
he was attempting to recover the treas
ure lost by the American Express Com
pany in the steamer Atlantic on Lake
Erie, has been subjected to a tedious and
painful illness bat is now rapidly recov-
ering, and intends to renew his efforts in
the coming spring.
L. Another judgment has been re-
coverd against the city of Cincinnati, for
the sum of thirty thousand dollars.
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IR.F samnsaI = c..

s1HFsELrward the Star of Cheap Goods
Empire takes its way is Whist alltheir custom
ers say. The old { Empire is daily crowded
with customers, aud their mammoth stock is
tsredsto the utmost to supply Che wants Of
their nomsrons patrons To Prove that they
seIlsoods cheap, we need only state what a.
most every body knows, that their trade
Is constantly increasing. We have particular
u priced their Boots and Shoes. and find them
very cheap. Let al who wish 10 improve
their understanding. 60 to sANrsrLs 10 get
khom. sse their Advertisement.
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MINNEsoTA LEeIsLArUnE.-The St.
Paul (Minnesotal Democrat says that the
following is the cmplexion ofthe terrific
rial Legislature: Inthe Council, 9 DEM
oorats to Republicans; in the House,
% Democrats, II Republicans and 2
Know Nothipgs.
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John D. Jones and
Willard S.ocum.
Foreclosure of .
Mortgage, in Ash>
land Oum. Pleas.

Joseph J. Wright : wife, lana oo"'
PURSUANT to the command Of an order
IL Of sale duly issued in the above case from,
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun.
ty. 70 me directed. / viii expose to Public Sale
on
Monday, Mc 31st day Of Decent6ey;
A. D., 1855. between the hours of ten oscIccka a,
m. and four o'clock p. M. of snid day the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. situate and be-
ing in the County of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
to wit: Village Lots nuInbor enc hundred and
thirteen. I1lI and number oae handred and
fourteen. fl14 as laid down in the Village
of Sullivan, Ashland County, Ohio. together
with the appurteHances thcfcunto belonging
Terms of sale. Cash.
JOHN WOODBURY.. Coroner
GoaoSER's OFF1cE, Nov, q, IS. 26ts1PL$9bo
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xa-It is asserted in Paris that the
Emperor proposes that the English army
dhould be placed under a French Com
mandef-ins Chief, and that, on the other
hand, he will place his feet under an
English Admiral.
@ The Chicago Journal says that
at the session of the Court of Marion
County, sitting at indianapolis, Indiana.
on Monday week, a divorce WAS granted
divorcing Susan Woodward from Fleteh-
er Woodward, The plaintiff is better
known rs Miss Susan Denim.
? E The Cincinnati Commercial gays
6 On last Sunday between daylight and
three o'clockin the afternoon, there were
no less than sixteen hundredhegs killed
and dressed at one establishment in this
city.
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In reply to another paper which
recommends that the candidates for Office
should be men of tried integrity !" the
Albany Knicker6ocker says:
"That is being done in this county.
One of the candidates fer Assembly had
been tried four times-three times for
~swindling, and once for bigamy. There
is every prospectlthat we will have some
tried men in our Common Council GRE
long,"
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aonn,a L.n.. Roor-Thn n,

9oDKrs LADT,s Book-Thc Dseember num-
Der Of this popular Magasine is on onr table
il Is 4 number of surprising excellence, con-
tanning one hundred pages. twelve full Page
Plates. ffy-fveE ngraFings and sixfy-four Ar
<icle-- One great canse of the popularity of
GoDE1 is, that he ALWAYS FULFns ms fRouiaEs
-sFeKy number containing precisely as much
matber As The january No. The reading mat
ser Of the q Book " is entirely original. and its
Engrasings and Fashion Plates are not surpass-
ed by any Matazine in Amcriea. A new vol
sme commences ON the FIRST Of january. and
she Publisher says that he "ean safely prom
iss that the january no. in point Of engra-
wings, Embellishments and reading matter, win
surpass anything ever yet given in the shape
ria Magaxine." We append the terms-Pay-
meuts1In all eases in advance.
One copy one year. 81 Two copies one
wear, s.. Thrse, copies one year, SO Five
copies one year. and an extra copy TO the per-
son sending the club. making six copies. SO.
Eight copies one year. aud an extra copy tothe
person sending fhe club. making nine copies,
SIS. Eleven copies one year. andan extra co.
~ to the person sending the club. making i
copies. $40.
The above terms cannot be dcriated from,
20 matter how many are ordered.
codey's Lady,s Book and Haspers haga
asne both me year for $3.50. GsdeY's Lady
s<ak and Arthur's Home Msgarine, both one
gar for $3.50.
address 4 A. ooprrs fo,If3. Chestnut
street, PhiladelphiH.
BusasrLL 4 co. have astreeeiYed
: fresh strply Of New Goods. which are going
OF fsst. Advertisement next week
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The Maryland Legislature stands as
follows
Sesqts-Know Gothings, 8; Wings,
6; Democrats, 6; Union, A.
Houss-Know Nothings, SIS; Union,
i6; Dmocrats, A.
Of the senators, six Wings and FIVE
Democrats hold over.
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SHERIFF's SALE
ner & Loop HamIin, RushmOre& Co


John Meorory. John Mscrory.
Benedict Murphy 4 Co. AYoung4 vanKlesk
John Mccrory. John Mecrory.
FrOthingham. Neville Co. Babcock q Co.,
John Mccrory. John MccrOry.
DURSUANT to the command ofan order Of
il sale in attachment. in theaboye canes from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland C0un-
ty and State Of Ohio. duly issued and TO ma
directed, ! will expose 70 Public Sale at the
Store Room Of John MeGrory. in the town Of
Mifdin, in said Ashland County. On
Monday, The 1901 Dig Of December,
A.. D., 1855, between tbs hours Of ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon and four o'clock IN the STEER
noon Of said day, the following Goods aal
Chatteis, as the property Of John MeCrory, To
wit Being an extensive assortment of Store
Goods, consisting Of Brotdcloths, Cashmere.
Ssttinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, aud all kinds of
Cloths and Stuff used for men and boys APP
parrel also, n large assortment Of Calico. d.
lains, GiHghnnis. lawns, Alpnecas, MDr1nos.
Cambrics. Nuts and Boanets, and all other ar
ticles of female wearing apparel; also, an as
sortment Of all kinds Of Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps. Groeeries. Queensware
and Crockery, Hoes. Shovals and Spades. n va
riety of FORTS, Dried Fruit. Iron and Steel /:
also, a quantity of Rye, a lot of Butter Kegs,
and all other kinds of articles generally found
in Stores, being the entire stock of all kinds Of
e DDS As owned by J.shn MeCrory. Alison
Wagon and Buggy. Slleto continue from day
to day until al i sold or proceedings legally
stayed. Terms of sale. Cash.
JOHN ID. JONES Sheriff:
November q. 1855. 26ts-pf$5,50
All ra-.o,. fr;aodiv a I NcCrorx are mar
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All persons friendly 10 j. McCrory are par
ticularly invited to attend the above sale, and
while they Will no doubt make purchases adj
vantageoas to themselves. viii also confer a IA
Yor on him by preventing too much Of a sacri-
fee on his goods. Lei there be- general turn
out By all. osE OF HIS FhIESDs-
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"a. sucn tnIngs De,
And overcome US like a summer cloud.
Without our special wondert" i.
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