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N~
The screw steamer Csnalian arrived ut Due
bcc on the morning oi the % Instant. with four
day. later news from Europe. Her dates are
up to the 22d ullsmo. There has ben au I'D
vance In eo'tots Coaso'' elo~d 81 'l1.. TO
90. q
The steamship Canada arrived out nj noon
OH the 10Th ultpho.
This pews, commercially speaking. Is of con'
Siderable importance.
II was reportA that Lord PAi.sssros was
preparing now Reform bill, and that Lord
Jonx RusssLL slso threatens similar n'ess-
ore.
England and France hal suspended al dip
loma,ic intercourse with Naples. but no ho-til
It's had taken place.
A terrible accident had occurred at London.
The Rev. Mr.. Arusosos. Baptist preacher
was speaking In concert Hall. surry Gardens
whes ,hiayes rais.i tbs cry d Gre, atHl thu so-
dicncc rushing towards the doors, @vernl per.
sons were ,ramplci to death.
Many Of the English Ministers had arrived
In London.
The Wondsnr's announcement h a. follows
Peace having been oonclu,le,l, the frat care
of the Congress Of Paris WA 10 irsurc M ,les
Walton from IT, With this object the Pleni
po,eotiariss investigated the limits of dlrturip
apce that still existed in Earope, aud they rs.
pecially directed their attention 10 the cond
lion Of Italy, 8rc.ca and Belgium.
The Court al Naples alone has hanfhl,ly re-
ee,.i the niyicc of France aud Eeglapl tho
offered in the most friendly manner The usas.
ures Of rivor and coercion wlopte,l for A long
time pasl IA the means Of Naturalization by
the Government of the Two Seilhs. continue
to agi'a.e and .onipro'n's', Tue continuance OF
49, m". '" a.. o ~ H.. I r""' ~
and Euvland had bor,l 10 obyiate them by
prudent advice given at an oppoftune timc.---
The Government OF The Two Sieii,es, clo''na
.y.A asa"M' a'' e ", ", 'es'''o 20 I"'s',
~ onr L.g,,ma,n oh.o,ya,inns IN. ,nsuI,,nr
doubt thrown over tie purity at our Intentions.
The oilans've language opposed Ia our sanitary
eo.''Ms "n '','''y ~ oo,,'"a'o ''',~', eoas'
relations,
This suspension of official intercourse IN no
~ne constitutes any intervention in internal
a''ara' ana sun 'sAs any nc. o' hostility never
,wo ,.nvs,onmn,. a',,., ,,,s,hIs c.n,n,om,.sJ
the latter. 10 provide ngainst such n eootinyeu.
cy. have combimsi their n,Iuaslrons. but have
not ~ta 'hc'r Hh'i~ Int" Nap"l''an waters '-~
,.s.,,,,a.. nj. I,,., ,"',,,, os a.e,,,"i
lection. which HIS no character Of nenacc. oa,,.
not. be considered m any support or eneour-
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CTRAY CATTLE,-ONE OK. MOSTLY RED.

~ WIN WIG spot % BE foTskesd, WhIts spots on
HI. sgs sad belly, white the end Of the tail, and
slit in the leh ear, snd crop from the right.
Another OF, daIk red bnadis, with vhits sposs
bis legs snd belly vhits spot his rump, white on
the end Of the tall and crop from the ,eh The
cattle supposed TO be eight years old Tbs
owner requested TO prove property, pay charges and
take them away They can be found at Rum River nf
teen miles from Anoks. CHAkLtB wELIUNs-
Oct - u4vs
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No. $40.
NoTiCEoF THETEMpORARy REMOVAL

Minnesota Territory
In aecorsnes ~th the prcvis.oss the II
.nt,ied An act authorizing changes IN the 81
Land Oacs-, sppsvvet march r. less, Il 10 h~,esy de-
elsrsi and made known, that the Land once ier the
sale Il pshisc lands NJ wnoas, In The Territory sf
Minnesota viil BE- temporarily removed 10 fsrrihss
On sns alter the syst day ef Jansary. ISL.
Pre- enptkna claimants anil others In the vicBuy n
Winona Interested ia catering had ell pies psrec.
lssE pr-os Ae sesere the azy named BY III. Register
and Receiver r the ein~ins 81 the cee preparatory
1ts removal.
Given and~r my hasa nj the city ~ wa.hns,os thi.
twenty tAtrd DAY ef Oesee<s, A. -. lsss.
b. order Of the fr~ssien,
mos. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner " IN. Gsosral Land ofse~.
Nor Aiavts
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TORNADO AT NcRsoLK.-Thcrr was violen,
tornado at Norsik. Virginia, on the 18th inst,
doing unch damage, unroofng many houses,
and destroying hrge amoant OF prorrty--
Tls ucx car house ct the Seaboard Railroad
WAS blown down, seriously ipiuriny from eight
to ten rrrsous, I, is far~i others are un5rr
the ruins.
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PLANINGi planning :

III w VI. Hans 3 Cos Great western Machine Aaau.
fAetsring kssabishment 81 working wood. 81 No. %,
West Randolph street, Chicago. sash nestiing and
ylo0 20 Si5e, Morris iss Msehinss, eys to ~.
Al III. same plaes-rsk . Triumph Flooring Machine,
thss s dssss from 70 10 90 feet Of inch whii~ PINE
SCORING In 10 hoara equal In quality and With les poser
than the Woodwork Machine.
Ako, Woodwork Machines Of diserea, vidths and
sixss.
u inch that viii dress from to COCO fec, In 10
hours, $3.50 to $500.
~ inch, d., do, 4 10 5000 do, 500 to $3.50.
- inch, do, do, To 1000 oo0o 70 $3.50.
For hsrAnss and h ghis, apply 70
EBENEzER JENKINs,
20 West Randolph st., Chicago.
jeiz60W J. n Rich, Aren't ~. Paul
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Ths Popular verdict On the ksmsss
noo0c.


Ths Popular verdict On the Kansas
The result Of the la,c Presidential struggle
is most Notifying blow to the Black Repub'
lieans throughout the country, and ooe from
which they win never recover. II 10 the more
Notifying, inaamuch ~ tlrir Iesdsss and pre-
- have constantly iteratei and reiterated the
declaration, BY way Of enforcing tho Chains o.
their candidate, that the success Of M. BUcuAs-
An would bc . popular endorsement u the
Kansas policy Of this present Administration.
Prominent among the FHssosr leaders 10 nm
king this i~oe was Bxsxyrr. Of the Ikraid~--
lie Il was who has daily insisted aui asserted
that the Pixscu administration WIS now 90
tsisi--hs Il was who led the opposition forces,
and oil tia time proclaimed the great i~se 70
be whether this administration w@ u he CO.
dos~i or 10 BE- rspudiaisd--he IL was who
pointed 10 the unanimous approval ofthe Prxscs
administration by the Cincinnati Convention
~ conclusive proof that the election Of Mr.
BucmAnAs would be the merr continuation or
,,roloovatIoo Of that "wcak. corrupt, and die.
graceful regimc'--hc Il was who dwclt upon
the TACT that Mr. BUCHANAN ta'iy and nnf'Strv'
ceily approved thu Cincinnati platform a. unsn
svcrul,l. evLlcnce that hls election would he n
-. -. 4. e.. - A.. .,,,... ,,,,..
pl""' '.'"'e' '" NV" " W"
" IL the supporters OF Mr. BUCHANAN ma
bern disposed (as ;hcy were pct) 10 avoid ,ls
i.unc thun nrc.sntsd bv tho Herald and Ia l,lack
u.,,,.,,... .,,I.ho-... ,hsv amid mn, have
Wy
done 40. Following the programmes '"' 'hs
canvass laid down by the Herald, every organ
and speaker echoed the issue. NO pcrsistently
~. ,,,...,.
~. :" '"' a..
Of Mr.. BUCHANAN were so '"r no'" "'o"''"s
this issue. that they gladly accepted II, aud ~
ioieyl In tho certainty of thus ~ curing n popu.
-, ,..a,,, ,.., .,.,n mo-, NJ. ,o,..,,,.,.,a,.i
'".N' '. a. -, g..
Z" '"~ " ''e "ms' !" '"o ''"'A '~r""''
ean candidate, the washington Union, Of the
ist instant. pablished MI article prepared with
"A v;cv Ia Ia s.,.u,atlop 10 m, columns Of The
- VI. ~, -, A.. ..,.,,. a.. A.,
w" '''s ''"' ~ "" '",'""s "' Wv
election, when u v discovered '"n' BUCHANAN
and not Pursosy il the President elect by the
,..,I. In tbo abs,noo Of n copy Of that IN.
a.. "a, -. ....,,,i.l a.. ..,,o,. =.
pn r'"'o VI" '", wv P,''''" Wv "''," '" w
find II III the onfo"' ~ ~f'''r" !" S"en
siylc that our readers mccuatomeI 10 pcrasing
a.. u,.li uiu .lmoa, co,,, IN ,b, eonclu.io,,
!, 49, .,i,,.n hv Wssssyy b,muIl.
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FORTY OOL1.AUS REWARD.
CTkAfgW HkOM THs TAnn OF TINE 81 DsCal.
- ses tso miss sossh ssst Of he town Of MnnstOa.
Ia nsssspn eesafy shsss he nah u July Ass Ssur
one light rsd, snd large busch On his gamble
POINT, saesbss dssp nd win lev whiss spots saa one
iopted horn, another shsssnst RID hgh, brown with
r. \. bssAssd 10 oas haD the eth~s y ss>p red 9th
long broad hosss, whasvsr viii sstsra said osss or
i've inlnfmatioa BY sddrsssAg tie Subscriber At saint
receive the abovs reward. JOHN OSBORN.
Nuv l~W&fs
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Galena, Dunleith and Minnesota
p ACK EFT COM P A NY
oRKIN SMITH, President ...J q. JONES, Secretary.
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1855.
Ges&c
Two Daily Lines to Saint Paul,

DAILY LINE TO ROCK Island
1bs BcAts Of this Company will make regular trip.
between 0sieuA Hsi SAINT Paul. lcavins <3Asna every
morning and evening (suniny. esceptsd) In time 10
do business At Dubuque and Dunisitb, and connect
81 Duneith With the trains Of the Illinois Central Rail
read from the East and South going up and returning
They viii stop 81 al intermediate points and remain at
st. Paul sufeiesty long for passenger visit the Falls
Of IT, Anthoay The bllowins boats comprise the ias
bel ~ zen (ial.na and saint Paul
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No. $50.
AyNTICE OF TILE ESrARI IsuNESI OF

NO. sNDst.
NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT or
IN roo AnssucsAt LAsp oyv,es IN rsa rvssIre-
Az % uIsssssrA.
In psrsaasee % ths sct AZ csar-v~-. sepr,vsd Jsiy
1855, satsbd An ct 10 e~tshhsh additional issa
s.irists Ia The Territory Il Miaa.~tA ensrssias all
that partca ~ the Territory Witch 49, ssrtA u The
ins dividing svs-hips iessy ave sod rtJ ss, ses,A ~
he es-e line sss, ef the Ms.ssYyi saa sorta II
the tcWnshp hns On 10 asssr1s~d hsrs.nsr ~
the Cs,sunis al The ssnsssl Lana oses u
said river, sstssiag th~ees v-s' n the hsar river
ssii aistr,rts.ss b. called The ssstAe>.ssrA .sa
nrth ~esteru district, shseh tistrrts ivseJ By
tA- llas 4ispAias ssshisea All aasse~n
hsrby Aesiaryi nssis ssess that tas lxna tAss-
NJ sad ai<trss,s established sc Ne pse~st se
ka~s NAi kr the srsA~asav. distract 81 The ts.u II
'hcsAsAs. 90 LAks sap>rer, AL that ~ the srrfA
district At The se~a Il ugIssayr 20 he NJ.
ss.ipps river. q tAs n~stk II huAa river
Gives asles ny hana 81 The siiy u Wsskisx ia II
tAri aav AZ otaA>r A n 1859
" ssbsx ~ rnu fxsSpgsr
rnos. A. HENDRICKS
Co1msssen~r 81 the t~nersl lad OH~-
oes-si tssav
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Chief Justice TASsy "a now 10 Washington
much improved in health by his revut trip
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Mrs. SxpawuN. the aa,horSs. dad in Sta'k:
bridge. Mas. on the 3lt nit
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ID HOE 4 cos WARRANTED EXTRA
H. AT

PAWN ssoe~B usn-las 49,.
ssse.... 10 Ia.
Prtcs - 20 " ~ 81 IS 81 40 al Al "A as gs1
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ssa eaisA~3 ~ usashiB~ry 3e-agnss' sNFr~s~y 80 ~
p1rposs AL thsr.aarv nsrA suF~raax IN ihs-s
xrgaaa q he aspal HAAasf a. 's~s are strsH& het-i
AL ts~u.A ~ taers.s3a th~n tAsesss-- r-suiaFl,
rurn ik cs'tHx sgv IL es1tr~ esns-1 seetif - 49,
s>cous s-.ssi sostA-i ssi rrs3ass rr~si sss,aS
umAse
Tssy also m.xafzr;urs Cast s,ssi NIL, PIT 80
ctlDos or sAWs. a. AlIfT WIS. < Suppress
sHai,r al Il ~hish th~g hsvs - $50 thsF ss.y
sks A~a the grs.ssPAl its~~ asrehsts fhfs.rA
cat the rn4t~~l STATE 49, faHsis
las u - dtwt R"E TO Nss Eess
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DISPLAYED NOTICES.
LYMAN C.. DAYTON,
sEALka
cal EST ate.
LAND WARRANT LOCATOR.
oSycE AT rHE SuScriox OF
Saint Anthony and Third Streets,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
SAINT PAUL, mINN EsOTA.


tktu9e.
Geo. D. Armstrong, ESQ,
SatRi Los,s.
John Rsrkin, t.sg.
OTIS West, Esq.
Gdi>aa.
Benz. II Campbell Eq
Capt. Orris Smith.
hiaassotd.
Gov W. A. Gorman.
kx-Gov. Alex. Ramsey.
Hen. u. NJ. Rice.
Aessrs, tIorup A Oak~-.
=" Macknhin a Eieer
tou.
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pRoTECTED BY royal letters Rnslsns b
the seals Of Kcos &c Pbamaeic De Paris and the Imperial Col
iege Of Medicine Vienna
fnssema No The remedy Cor general snd local debility los
OF vne powell premature decay, and 81 the Distressing
arising from early ahuse m effects ecacuut
IN youh manhood, and od the vs wnuld
Impaired, dscfne ne " the TnesenaT
universally adted. ~ physical Pcdimsns
before "a influence, thus rendering
tering the marriage
Tnesemar No epmpietsy and entirely
oss disorders which und
andois for, ruin the health Of pcon pop
Tdssema No 5is the European remedy for
dsordsrs which, unfortunately the English phycian
an5 which al .arapala caunot remove.
Tsssmnr Nos l. q and are alke devoid
AZ nsass.ns qusre. ThsJ H the toilet table without
ther being detected.
Sold cs-ss e. divided into separate dose,
HainistFred By Valpsau, bslislHnand, Roux, &c.
To be had, wholesale efaii Of
Green street near Canal, New Yok, specially appointed BY me
proprietor and paeptee for
other part ~ America Immediately rccevlrr rsutfspcs
Mr. Bsf0w viii Onward The Tesmar any n world
securely Paescd and addressed according The instructions % the
writer.
Retail agsuts required Terms cash,
Nov p-dlyr
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By RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
u III


6oursI
Running time ostes Washington aud Caeianat II hours
Through Tickets anS sssgsss Checks 10 be had i
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly liza
western now oers the fullest
eeIs between washington BALTIMORE and all poons the West
The trains fom Washington and the
Washington Iancon uaiey called the Relay aass nine miles
nt I I'M h s only change o. cars
Wheeling Washington station
The ea e6sase Cd spa~
washington daily at ., and AZ, m; on Sundays the
AZ Wheeling direct sonns1On made with CEN
Wnseiins Through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, Newark
hsss trains connect az Newark with Inc Newark
Columbus 0. fast trains
Of the Little Miami railroad xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
vLLE &c A. Xens on Little Miami ra,Iosd eounsIisn
Hau,e, Laiayetr, Chicago Island, 81 Loais, &C.
Naehe1 New oreass are ao soId :. ashineons
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers the Ohio
CLEVELAND Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
caso, &c, ucke sod rhen the Ohio nsyigabe
Wheeling and WelsyIe, (ory mes,) where
Travellers requested while this only
aodns through tickets and checks in Washington also
Shortest speedy and direct nearly leading
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
route!
Fare BY through ticket from Washington To Wheeling, 50
y M s S y steamer s on u.s. S
Chicago So SIS Louis. IS and SIS; Memphis,
so; Nrw Orleans S3l, sc.
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont, Oakland and
and Wheeling e
train from washington. , -,,..,
Ror further information, through tickets, ac., apply TIL
PARsoNs agent, al washington station -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.


Law school Of Cumberland University, AT Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Carushes, late OF the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Ion Nathan Greeu of judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromield L. Ridley,
Judges Cauthe and Green dew their whole time
to the school.
Plan 81 tusiroal Daily examinations the
books No regular explanations
daily lessons progress OF the examinations.
2. Weekly
dents given proes.
them through all
practice The framed require prepare
deeds, wills records and all of documents
dence in the trials Some Of taken appeal
court which held monthly in class, u
subc the end session The students clerks
and chancelors, Official
lacities connected with their suits.
Seons.The session third
tembe and ends third Thursday In February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expense, per son.-Tuon $50, In advance; eonngen
fee S. boarding Students
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required
No previous study required for ad
mission There Are 6,ur rerular classes Students may
any time during the collegiate year
There a moot legislature connected with the school,
students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly Ptesident Board Of Trustees
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No. 56ll
Notice OF the Withdrawal of Lands In Michi-



IN approved 30 June ma
king grant STATE OF NJ con.
srucin % certain railroads in said siaI~
Office the
the fom rae and location OF ths
lands, probably flua within eserbd limits selection
ani otherwise directed hsretoore ssd.rsd telegraph
sob OF May last, 40 wit:
Once An the District, southeya
nnsla, h aud ~ and
q the norfAn pesHio, all
%, ard OF range 10 wesI. .e.
Once district except a. bo~e town.
ships II, ~, 10, and "A lying west Of range ~
once All district except tnos,
townships situated moth township ~ n range east
and IN Of township 10 and east FRANCE
oniea DEIkorr. dsuic Twins hsix.en
townships and "a norh, and all situated snxr
oce KALAxAxooi An The snds dsulet lying east n
range . nest
Once ssULr srx Mann; All the district situated
souih -ft0wBship s., IN ranges 90 inclusive.
South o. township So IA Sanses - TO 81 inclusive.
soath OF township 81, In ranges Is and %.
south % township 81, In 81 and u.
NORTH Of iuwhship <6 ranges - -, and
North Of township se, in ranges 81 and q.
1esidenI pelaaaoR No. s7 be JuIy Al saua
Sc Marie which viii not therefore, be offered pasl
therein
nay hand Land oec Al the civ Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1850.
June H-law6uf In'ei staIl Conamissionsr
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TUE pusc hereby ~ ~ IIh ar a. A.sv,
uss the dsEprd BIZ s terusn, srfswt ~
N2is - ~ isrsd ~ ~ Couls.1nn~g rrs..
fr the Unisd sans nrdr C-rFr-~. ~ tsa sNe
IN The usttrd STATE. m scE'svpe. eoautf Nnt
saia lard snYdst -,.s ~ astr.t
yi that The IT'D lsHa hark ~ ~ -
detsiFn+d, and hss fad O. reach hs
y heisvsa thai The rsr hspaussJ nk-a ff. ~
mats or iost.
An psrsons thsrsNarr hereby us,nss r. rhss, -
Intend apply Couaiai.sipust f.ssrs -
duplicate q std warrant
SEPT fo-iawew '''"'
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TssTRuCTIoNs no nInpERs.

No pay win be made for performed, and for
not ssssefny explained three times the the p
may be deducted. For arrivals acr schedule
excused one tourh n THE for dedaced
contract BE- annaed r repeated fsurc. violating The
post onier laws o. fF disobyrg Department.
Th Postmaster General may ord, an "er,sre q service yo
ncresss on the contract He schedule
vide The unninr time - diminished curta The
di~coninHe pro pay on
condition OF bis allowing onn months pay
service Dispensed with,
pay win 10 SLOWED cor excess. any, Of Aetnsl
distance the points CORRECTLY
stated The be executed he September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June T-lswtwt
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Tue puhc hereby notified fsh dsy A1rnz
ls ~" Undersigned Jane. a, HssF 70 whe l,t psrt
70 1se tof ~ izFucd ~ oua-usf prs-
stous fr me Uhsd sscs upfsr he C,usr-. iss sne
n ne unis9 ststcs msl a. rco'tssHs, rouuy
girls, us ssd lard SNYDER s0p ~ ..
ngon eU 'hst the sd rud a- w
urtrp rsneicrrd N hnr ~ ire undermined snd ed
rracf The sid snits ssn De- Nefrvrd sus
was ether frsueuieuty tsksn foui ne ~ lo-t.
NJ therrfcc tsfthY
aid warrant nt-nd - apply 81
for duplicate u ssd wausnt
JANEs N. HALEY
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Stopping Southampton going returning they
proceeding advantages
other route for the economy Of Time and money. .1
Passage ron Nee York % Southampton sna Bremen,
Pins. cabin, main saoon Sl3o, cabin saoon sI0
second do, 500
Al letters ard newspapers through the posi- Office.
No bills iadng viii be signed parcels received day
sailing ... ri ..# .....#. +. -
An experienced surgeon il attached each ship
Fortnight or passage, apply 10
q. ii. SAND, II South William a., N. "
q. A, HEISEKEN b Co., Bremen.
...' CROskEY Co, Southampton.
... WILLIAM I5EI.IN, Havre.
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