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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Further From the Railroad Disaster!
A Third Bridge Gone on the Pacific
Railroad.

WE are indebted to Mr.. J. G. Co ;.
mick, Of The Illinois Central Railroad,
Ior St. Louis papels of Monday. The
Democrat says:-
To-day we have TO ecord another ca.
lamity and another disaster TO this un.
fortunate railroad. BY our reporter, who
has just returned in the steamer Keystone
we learn that the bridge at The Morea.
four miles this side Of Jefferson, gave
way on Friday evening, and that slruc.
ture also is now mass Of broken fras.
ments. This is said to have been the on.
ly completed bridge On the whole line,
and the result that has happened only
confirms what has been already said OF
those which have previously y fallen. Not
one has stood the test of flood tide
not one but has endangered 10 great
extent human life--whle single span
Of careless arch has hurried twenty.
eight OF our citizens into eternity.
We are not prepared now to visit cen.
sure or indulge in recrimination upon
those who have caused all these disas-
ters. We have no wish TO lacerate feel.
ings already deeply wounded, or TO make
charges against those engaged in the
construction Of these paste board traps
for human life. An investigation Of the
whole matter will, we are satisfied, be
had in due time, and until then we shall
suspend comment.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among the wounded on the fatal train
were Judge Wells and son. TIE noble
heroism Of Mrs. Wells was the subject
Of enthusiastic admiration at Hermann
on Friday. Judge Wells, we are happy
to say, was but slightly injured. 1t was
at first apprehended that his son would
be affected with congestion Of The brain.
We are glad to add that this young gen.
tleman has escaped without serious
harm.
The miraculous escape of William
Tucker, the engineer, is especially no.
ticcable. He was standing beside Mr..
O'Sullivan when he was killed. 1t sp.
pears that in falling he was caught un
der the locomotive with his legs between
that and the timbers., He remained in
that condition for five hours, when he
was extricated without maternal injury.
At the time Of the accident, conductor
English, who was unharmed, went on
foot to Hermann amidst the terrific tenn.
pest, and returned with the train of cars
which brought some three hundred per.
sons TO the city. They reached Her.
mann about six o'clock in the evening.
Mr.. Thornbuegh, the baggage master
Of the Pacific Railroad, is entitled TO
the thanks Of several Of the wounded
for the kindes. and most self.sacrificing
attentions. Our own thanks are due to
him for important and most interesting
Information relative 10 details Of the the
sad catastrophe. ea@
The thanks ofthe wounded who came
down on The Keystone, are eminently
due TO Or. J. H. sMcCabe, a physician q
! Of this State on his way to his native
State, Virginia, for kind and skiIful at.
] tsntions.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Marrow Escape.

We learn from the Wheeling papers
that locomotive on the Central Road,
going east few days ago, ran off the
track when near Bellair, and was pre-.
cipitated over an embankmen some 20
feet in height. The engineer was carried
over with the locomotive, but escaped
unhurt. About the only injury done
was the tearing up of few yards oil
track, and slightly dam aging the locomo.
tive and baggage car. The accident was
caused by the Aange on the driving
wheel of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Courier.
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Governor Reeder.
EAsroN, Pa, Nov. 6.

1AoloNS a. @NVV' W
EX.GovERNoR REEpER was received
at the cars on his arrival at Phillips.
buryh from Philadel phia, to-day, BY a
very great assemblage Of the people of
Easlon, and neishborhood. He was es.
cofted 10 Carmcr's Hotel, where be was
received in short and eloquent address
by George w. Yates after which the
Governor delivered speech, which was
listened to with profound attention.
Throughout the whole speech, there was
not one violen. or abusive epithet against
those at whose hands he had received
such merciless abuse. He closed amid
deep and earnest response Of cordial
agreement on the part Of his hearers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
New York Election.
Nrw Yoax, No,

TnE canvass in this city is; complete
FOR ten Wards. and shows a plurulily Of
over 5000 for the American TICKET. 81
Tbs X. n. vote in the State is larger
than was anticipated, and tho Hords,
Sofs and Liquor Dealers arc doubtless
defeated.
The contest is between the X. Ms
and tho Republicans; but tho large
plurality Of The fomer,in Giles cannot
be overcome. The returns thus far re-
ceived show tho vote TO be as follows
American $4,000 Fusion 10000 SolI
81 600; Hard $4,000.
BUFFALO, Nov. Z.
Complete returns give the Sofls 4,300;
Americans $500 Fusionisis 1900.
New YoRK, Nov. IT Z. NJ.
The returns from both tho State and
City are so confused that reliable figures
cannot be furnished. II the present in
dica,ions can be relied upon, Connolly,
the Hard, Soft, and Fusion candidate for
City Clerk is probably reelected also
Brady, for the Court of Common Pleas.
New YonK, Nov. 10 80 p. NJ.
In Wayne county, complete returns
give 1000 majority for tho Fusionis's.
New YoRK, Nov. ~, p. M.
Com plete returns from lhirIeen Wards,
and inc complete for the remainder, foot
up thus: Hcsdely for Secretary OF State,
l4,07l; Ward, 12,494 Hatch, 0,670 ;
King, 1904.
In Kings county, returns from 10 out
of IS Wards in Brooklyn and five small
towns, foot up: Ward, 1857; Headely,
5,665: King, 2,G46 Hatch, 1868.
DR.. Brandreth is elected Senator.
The aggregate returns thus far receiv.
ed represent about 10000 votes, and
are distributed in the following pro.
portions Headlcy, 45,542, Hatch, 3d..
496 (; King, 20,sO6; Ward, "a, ,643.
Thefollowil 6 are supposed 10 be elected
to the Senate from the county In the
Sd district, SickIes, Hard Shell in the
4th, the Soft candidate in the 9th, P.
PeIlie, Know Nothing.
The election in Newark, yesterday,
seems TO have excited but little attention
and the vote was quite small. Our re.
turns are so mixed up as to defy elias.
sifcation. In one Ward, a party ol
Irishmcn made an attack upon build.
ing occupied by Know Nothing re-
ceiving returns, and broke in the doors
and windows. Firearms were also used.
In Kings county, including Brooklyn
the Hard Shell ticket is elected over the
K. Ms.
New Yonx, Nov. Sh.
Kings county, complete, including
Brooklyn, gives the Hards $500; the
Softs 1920 the Americans G,lo0, and
the Fusionists 1900.
In Oneida county the contest is very
close between the Fusionists and the
Americans.
In Tompkins county the whole Ameri
can ticket is elected.
In Brown county the Fusionists ticket
is elected by nearly 800 majority.
Tioga county, nearly complete, gives
the Fusion ticket plurality over the
Softs.
Putnam county gives tho Americans q
plurality.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 9th.
Returns from about half the State in.
dicate the almost certain success Of the
American ticket.
The vote in the city shows that the
Hards are 1914 ahead of the Softs.
The returns fol State Comptroller in
dicate the Sofis 10 be over 1000 ahead
Of the Hards, which success is owing lc
the liquor votes, the Soft candidate be
ing Of the liquor dealers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

Hon. THOMAS RITcHEY. late Represen
tative in Congress from the llth Dis
<rict. will accept the thanks Of the
Junior Editor for sundry public docu'
ments.
Mr.. RIreHEY is one Of that class o.
men whom we could desire always to
represent as in Congress. Frank and
manly in the expression Of his opinions
attentive to the wishes Of his constituents
and always at his post, he has well
earned the character Of faithful pub
lie servant.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAG0.
New YoRK. Nov. 0.


TIE siesa'hip Arago from Hayro, via
Southampton, arrived ut 8 o'clock.
Tue steamship Asiu from Boston, via
Halifax, arrived al Liverpool on the 22d
October.
The papers confirm the reported cop.
,ure Of Kilburn. A squadron Of steam.
ships lies at the mouth Of tho Dneiper
commanding the entrance to Nicolaiea
and Khersan.
Tho bourse at Madrid had been dc.
serted, in consequence Of q panic ere.
ated by the cholera.
The Russians blew uptbe fortilication:
OF Oscha on the morning Of the 1Slh.-
1000 allied troops were landed on the
peninsula Of Feudra on the Same morn.
ing that Kilburn was captured. ThciI
destination was not known.
Another bread demonstration took
place in Hyde Park on Sunday 2lsl ul'
The latest dates from the Crimca give
nothing OF importance.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Raid INIT nnsucc essful.

A CONVICT in the Prison made bold
strike for freedom yesterday. Just as the
bell tapped for dinner, and when no
should have taken his place in the ranks
to mach to thsdAble, he slipped out be-
hind the building-and when they were
all at dinner, he slipped Into the tailor
shop, donnsd suit Of citizens ciothes'
and was making for the big gate to cs'
cape. He was missed in time and made
10 but on. the zsbrss again, and should
have an extra stripe or 90 on HE hide.-
But.les keeps . sharp eye on the chaPs'
II [Ohio Statesman.
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New Jersey Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7

In Salem county, N. j., Kille, indie
pendent Democrat. is elected TO the
Senate from The first District, and Plum.
,nes, American, in the second.
In Cumberland county, Keen Tenn
pssance man. Is elected from the first
and Wells. Democrat, from the second
District.
In Cape May county, Jesse Deverty
American. is elected to the Senate. and
Downs Edmonds to the Assembly.
In Atlantic comfy, Frambes, Demo
esss. 10 elected TO the Assembly.
Gloucester county-ln this county
Ale two American members Of the As
;sembly ore se.eiected.
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Louisiana Election

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. B.
ORA State election is progressing, and
generally without much disturbance in
this city. A report, however, is current
shat in the 81 district two persons, one
IN American and the other German,
have been killed, and that Capt. Place
Of the Palmetto guards is wounded.
~, New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.
The Know.Nothings have carried this
city by a large majority. We have no
indication yet Of the result in the State,
but the chances ere in favor Of the
Know .Nothings.
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THE RECENT CATASTROPHE ON
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD. ..a
ST. Louis, Nov. 8,

y n UT LOUIS, 1NVNs o.
A TRAIN arrived here this evening
bringing the bodies Of those who were
killed on the excursion train on the
Pacific railway, together with those badly
wounded, those slightly injured having
previously arrived. The whole number
Of killed is twenty-five. 1t is impossible
to ascertain the number Of wounded, as
scarcely man on the train escaped un.
hurt. Those suffering from broken limbs
and severe conlusions probably reach
fifty. The bodies of the dead are to be
buried tomorrow.
At a meeting of the Chamber of Com.
.merce this morning, resolutions were
passed sympathizing with the friends Of
the deceased.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Pennsylvania Election.

TEE Harrisburg PAY Union publishes
full returns from every county in the
State. The vote for Canal Commissioner
stands as follows:
Plummer, Democrat, 161 ,2s1 Nichol.
son. Fusionist, l49,745. Democratic
majority Of 1886.
Tho Legislature will stand-Senate,
II Democrats 10 10 Fusionis,s House,
90 Democrats TO 32 Fusionisls.
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The Georgia Legislature.
MlLLEDGEvlLLE, Nov. 8

MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 3.
The Georgia Legislature assembled on
Monday. The Governors Message was
sent in on Tuesday. 1t is very volumi.
nous. and chiefly devoted to State mat
ters. 1t recommends the Legislature to
provide for calling State Convention
in case Congress rejects the application
Of Kansas for admission into the Union
on the grounds Of its being slave state,
in which case the Governor advises a
disruption of the Union, but earnestly
hopes that the patriotism Of the North
will svoid such calamity. ~
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Massachusetts Election.

BosToN, Nov. Z.
Returns from 10S towns foot up
Gardner 3o,437; Beach, %, TAI -
VALLEY, 1925; Rockwell, 26,134.--
Gardner's plurality thus far is 23.o93.
Bosrow, Nov. IT p. M.
Returns from all but niue towns in
Massachusetts give Gardner, X. n, o
plurality Of $4,000. ChafIer, X. NJ, is
elected TO Congress from the tenth dis
trict by pulralily Of 900. The House
stands 1SO Americansto 90 Of all others
The Sonata, as far os heard from, stands
% Americans 10 16 others.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Terrible Clap.

The first idea Of thunder storm ex.
tant is when Virgins came home tight.
Now Wigsinsis teacher, and had been
10 temperance meeting and drank too
much lemonade, or something. He
came into the room among his wife and
daughters, and just then he tumbled over
the cradle and fell whop on the foor.--
After while he rose and said, "Wife,
are you hurt 2" "No." "Gifls, are you
hurt y emo" "Terrible clap. wasn'l
it 7"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

: HAxo THEs UP.-Oa several occasions
stely sbsiructions have been placed on
Ahs Nil~ankee and Mississippi Rail.
SDad. with . visw 10 throw Of the trsins.
A strict watch has been kept. and on
Wsdneaday nj -ht, ,6ys men we're caught
-. Ehs set n s,ausbton. Thsy were az.
xe1tn1I hsnd.svGs.l and tskan TO Madi.
b 4 W. nish We .covld add. they were
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come.

D@- The Cincinnati. Wilmington, and
Zanesville Road will be completed this
week. This railroad passes through one
Of the richest mineral and agricultural
regions in Ohio, and cannot fail TO be
immensely beneficial to the counties
along the line.
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New YoRx, Nov. Z.

This city is carried by the Know No.
things by quite large majority.
Erastus Brooks, *. NJ is elected to
the Senate, in the Sixth District, by a
very large majority over Monday, Hard
and Soft.)
Partial returns from the State also in.
dicate that it has gone Know Nothing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

TAG election in New York, New Jer.
sey, Massac husetts, and Louisiana have
resulted in decided Know Nothing tri.
uhaphs. Further returns from New York
may vary the result, but it. is scarcely
possible that the heavy majorities Of the
X. Ms in the large cities can be over.
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wisconsin Election,

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 8lh-Partial returns
Of the vote for governor from ID counties
show aggregate majorities for Barstow,
Democrat. Of s,463, and for Basslord.
Republican. Of 1920. ~z
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Election in 1rilwaukie.
MILwAUxIE, Nov.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. Z.
Tsls city gives Barstow, DEM, for
Governor 3.400 Bsrsford, Republicar,
2.s3o. The county gives Barsiow 5000
majority.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
Election in Charleston,

CHARLEsToz, S, c., Nov. slh.-The
municipal election in this city resulted
in the election Of Miles anti.Know Moth.
ing, for Mayor BY 4l6 majority.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

neT TaE Clevelander reports that S. G.
Burton, SO we'll known for his connec.
tion with the Martha Washington case,
is hopelessly i'll with the dropsy, and il
is thought he can survive but a few days.
He has been for some time engaged in
dictsling history of the case, now be.
ing written out by an eastern man.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
B~Tar CIerk Of Police in Bost.

Ia TaE CIerk Of Police in Boston
reports that by actual count, on the 25th
ult., 6,7O9 vehicles and 522 railroad cars
entered Boston, the former bringing a..
$50, and the latter 22,780 PERSONS
There were also So, ,302 foot passengers,
making a total Of 1l0,49l visitors to
Boston in single day. n
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SENATE.
REPUBLICANS.


Butler and Warren-David HeatoD,
Athens, Hooking, FairfeM-John r Brace,
Huron, Erie, Sandusky, Ottoua-Iiaiph =
Buckiand,
Morgan and Washington Moses D Hardy,
Ross and Hghland-Jacob Hyer,
Montgomery and Prebie-Felx Marsh,
C0shocton and Tusearanas-Edwin Burnet,
Greene, Clinton, and Fayette-Nelson Rush,
Adams, Pike, Seioto, aud Jaekson--ll Bun
dy,
Laurence, Galia Meigs, Vinton--CG Haw-
ley.
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Henry, Tn,-
nan,--Wm Lunt
LocoFocos.
Hamilton-Geo w Holmes. Stanley Mat
thews, w Convers.
Wayne and Holmcs--Joseph WIlford,
Guernsey and Monroe--Wm Lawrence,
Mercer, Augldi=e, Allen, Van Wer!, Paul.
ding, Defiance, Wiliiams-E d Phelps,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REPUBLICANS.
Champaign Hiram Cable,
Clark-john H Letter,
Clinion--Addison Russell,
Erie--Crittenden Barton,
Haris0n-Ephraim Clark,
Logan-Samuel NJ Allen.
Morro,o-Thos Bunker,
Pickapay-Nelson Franklin,
Union-Wm Gabriel,
Franklin-Geo Parsons,
. Licking--John A Sinnet, Charles Griffin,
Medina--James A Bell.
Seneca--Joseph Boyer,
Summit--Dr Mendel Jcwett,
WUren--Seth S lIaines,
Clermont-William West, Elbridge G Rick
er,
Guernsey-Abraham Simmons, Robt Camp.
bell,
JeGerson-D McCurdy, G Mendenhall,
Knor-B Smith Geo w True,
Richiarl-Andrew Burns,
I'rumbull-Ralph Plumb, G T Townsend,
Muskingum-John A Blair, John Crooks,
Ross-Alfred Yaple, Jesse Shepherd.
Carroll-Slas Potts,
Delapare-Wm Hen lren,
Lake-Edward L Plimpton,
Pery-Frankln L Flowers,
Scioto--Dan Mcfarland,
Stark--J W Underhill, Vim Hatcher,
Lordin-James Monroe,
Mahoning--J Truesdale,
AshtabuM-Darius Caldwell, Urinh Haw-
kins,
Tuscarauas-Jonathan Mills, Paul Weth-
erby,
cayahoga-George Mygat, Isaac Brayron, L
Johnson,
Wyanaot and Hardin-E G Spelman,
Huron-Thos NJ Cook,
P0rtage-EraSmus Needham,
Miami-Ei Tenney.
Athens-Nelson II Van Vorhes,
Darke-J G Williamson,
Madison--E HutchcSon,
Lucas and Fulton--Lucas II Upham,
Preble-Hayden w Dooey,
Morgan n--Erastus Guthrie, David Holbrook,
Neutrality-suspicious. Lawton, Samuel Hutch
isor,
Belmont--James N Turner, R Hamilton,
Geauga--L G Todd,
Meigs--A Thompson,
HighlanG-Silas lrion,
Col,.m6iana-John Hunter, Moses Menden
hall,
Wood and Olo,ca-Erasmus D Peck,
Padding, Defiance, and Wiliiems--S Z
Blakeslee,
Fayette--Wm H Latham,
Greenc-Moses d Catch, -
Marion--Joseph Hume,
Brown-John Gaines,
AHen-C Charles Post,
Coshocion- Patrick Thompson,
Galiia--John N Clark,
Shelby--W Cowan,
Lawrence-Henry G Rodgers,
LoCoFoCos.
Haneock-P T Carlin,
Hocking--Geo Johnson,
Richhnd-A!ex Rolston,
Franklin las II Smith,
Sanausky--John L Greene,
Montgomcry--W Gondy, II S Smith,
Hqmilton--W NJ Cory, ES Turpin. Charles
Thomas, Z D Langdon, George G Robinson,
James B Holmes, John Slough, Joseph Eg-
ley,
Wayne---L D Go1dell, -Baughman,
Fairfield. John Cheney, David Lyle.
Crapfod-. John Pittman,
Butler A p Miller, John McElwee,
Augiaise ---Wm Sawyer,
HoLmes---E Loveland
Ashland. DR. Cowan,
Putnam and Henry-.-H Boehmer,
Jackson and Vinton.- --E F Bingham,
Mercer and Van Vert .--John Shaw,
Monroe. Henry T Gries, Alfred Ogle,
Adams. Moses 7 Pa terson,
Pike John Anderson,
Brown -..Jas E Thompson.
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n AND W. G, HOOD, EDrr0Rs.


ton tho page that 10 immortal
Wo the brilliant PROMISE sce,-
1. yYs SHALL KNOW TIg TRUTH, nv PEOPLE.
Asp TINS TRUTH HshALe MAKx YOU BRKx!'".
"a Landed, Dcmocracy, an eternal ha,is for Re
= Oubiics a Landed fAtislocraey, the fouadaton o
noaarshtss spds sdssponsns ~ tyouso AxxEIcA.
..The land shaft not bs sold forevsr!"- lDlDLH
tee 3The mass Of nnaklnd have not bsen born with
Sadll~s on their bncks; nor with favored few
boossd and spnsrsA; TO ride ihem sgitimaicly, by
he grace Of God!'" ~ tJRyvRRsos.
. sThcre Il no foundation In Nature, or In natu.
raj lava, why set OF words upon parchment should
convey ths dominion OF lands" = fBLAcxsroSE.
"rhe Earth 10 lie ka,i,pton = the natural inhe'i
ahee uf all mankind, Of ages present and to come
a hHbuaion belonging TO 70 mnnin pariieunr pnt %
every n,a, aud one IN which all have M tqaal right
To d dvve,I." ~ tJoHN GRAY trF
70 worship Oop. the Father Of all men - TO hone
(os Hs in Heaven, the reward Of good conplishcd
on Earth: TO love our frliow men and 10 for them
Ali that we desrc for ourselves To respect all forms
by which men are pleased TO worship God; To COM
bat error, not with violence w1h fire, but win
truth: TO love our country and tdcvotc ourselves
to its welfare, even 10 the sacrifice Of Our ves; 70
watch with tender over the happiness OF our in'
miies; and 10 edussie children IN the sentiments
OF Love, Humanity, aud Putrotism To instrlct We
ignorant cloihc the naked 10 Furnish work for the
sirong and always, and everywhere 70 proclaim ~.
Satsrhy ~ all, the sqxn!ity " all. aud The Liberty j al
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. The LeQislatura.--Completc.

By closely watching our exchanges.
&C., we are now able 10 give our fea.
ders lite foil rclurps OF the election for
mepbers ofihcl Legislature. below We
append the list, which we think is en-.
,irely correct. II will bc seen that in
the Senate are 30 Republicans and q
Locolocos, and IN the House. IS li"pub'
licans and 33 Locolocos. Total Re-
publicans, l07; Locofocos, 80. This Is
almost three to one in our favor. II is q
most emphatic and decisive expression
Of the popular wiIl.--OAio Stale Jour.
nal.
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