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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12

shsss, ati lhss ON M seeesNs "
l~ah' ~, 70 10 pss<seo1.
VI souss these Naoon1ols ~
nos hul incidental, epl ~ -.
'ses a. % ~ ds'l--eD 5ee9 q N
NJ psalssnilsfy M tIIlfhf vuo,
sni ehlf ~ tiIIins Ns'ms- : ~ ~
no circumstances N 'hs esss wsvs
NJ ihsl toald properly Isassnes NY
lseIsoh hare only hssfl n ess
csse W shIah H. vas ifltI In sk,s
sisls fhi ~ss Tor the lIllinS u
Nossc -Asni IN shsl csse hs ~ss sc
qpi,iei by he jsvy and The IaW "
ihe lsnd and ! have no tight 20 over
rule lhe dadies of the jaiy, and ~.
lnih Dyson 10 the penissniisfy "
iione Tor elIme which q Jury ol his
aonhlrymen ny. he dIi not commit
Anof would have Any greater right
10 retain him IN The penI,ea,Iaty ief
crimes for which hs has never bcsa
tied.
On lho contrary. ] haze eudcssoIsd
70 separate NV mill from oil preju.
dee, aud T. examine lhe case before
me Hhgly wuh M eye 70 IL just
lec,siou-- end II | have failed In
ibis, /, IL Ny misfortune, and not my
fault. lhsse exsmiued the case with
great care, and am fully satisfied the,
i IL my duty 70 pardon Dyson--And
conform his punishment to the sober
second thought of ,hose who knsw
him best, and are we'll acquainted
Nth tho circumstances Of the case.
Nov, therefore. I. William Nc.
Willie, Governor VI the State Of
Mississippi, by virtue of the sushorisy
in me vested BY tho lanp u We State,
relying upon the Statements made 10
me BY numerous citizens Of Psnols
couniy--and In conformity with their
express wishes. 10 hereby freely
pardon James n. Dyson. and direct
ysu to d.scharss him fromths psni.
Tertiary.
Given under my land ard the seal
Of tue S,ase, hercunto sihsed st tho
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0ssfssssas Asuss n the rssAss.
Ing rsvsf

The people N Nlisiss ppi hsl On.
'sfIsihei the hope ihsl goy Ncwh.
We. isIlns sssmpl. ffan be pred.
cessm IN dice. would be fsmaii ,bIy
esuiisHa sod psfiIeaIsf IN tho eser.
clse n ihs rafdgllhr poser n
ilh', however, lhey hsse been dIs.
appointed, The present executive
ovinfes ~ little respect fpf Law ~
punlEhmeht fof rhine "a any " bic
predecessors. uey. NoWiIlie hsa
psFdenad Jamea " Dyson, who wss
sent 10 The pehiien,lafy from Ianols
county. fof The murder NJ NJ Nslms
Tho murder was an aggravated one
dyson having concealed himself
and sssass mated him hy tho wayeide.
The gallows was lI, Just desci, but
by SOME of tho many causes which
operate upon juries. he WIS cnly
sentenced 10 The pcuIiehliary fpr ten
years. the Judgment being affirmed
ly the High Court We understand
that Dyson employed q inan for the
snm u $4,000 10 canvass Panola
county, and get siauer 10 n petition
im pardon. Under these cIreum.
stances, Gov. Melville has turned
loose upon society again, . hchd IN
human shape, for such is DYSON
lie has committed no less ihnn five
murders, all Of them being aggn-
yatcd eases.
II is high time tha, The attention
Of the people WAS attracted TO this
matter. II Governors canno, exer.
else the pardoning power with due
regard TO the Interests n the public,
let Il be taken from them. or wha,
avail are upright Judges and con-
scicniious jarymcn, il the power Of
the Governor Is TO conc in and turn
convic's loose . again 10 eommi, fur.h.
cr atrocities. 'fhi. last &c, Of Gov.
citor Neville, has created consid.
cradle indignation in this communi.
Is, rs We doubt no. il will every.
sherc, a. soon as the particulars al,
circulated. picksburg Wing.
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l6hes Ter away, gentle Ad'lis,
When far ava, from sae,
mediate upon the past,
Aud It'll rem cmhgr thee.
hni ~hrn far sway. kind Aide.
And o,h.s friends nrc inins,
|lr there is no other heart Id
k'es exchange for thine.
Ani though fsr away, sweet Adlis =
And u may never be,
J nat and you -hsll meet again,
Then, U, remcmher me.
g.ssssssss.
Sena,obA, May 3, lsjs.
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From the sfirissipian.
Tho Pardon Of Dyson.

Considerable indignation has been
caused by the receu, action OF the
Governor cf the State 10 granting
pardon to James II. Dyson, citizen
Of Pamela county, who VAS convicted
of the killing Of a Mr.. Neln', Of the
same county, aud sentenced 70 fifteen.
years service in the Peui,eusiary1
one third Of which time had expired
when he was released. The case,
whcn pending, from the Circumstances
attending It, attracted general 10
,cres,. and !, las no. been lost sight
OF by the communities familiar with
the facts.
Impellei by rcspce, for public
opinion, ard to preven, the conclu-
sion that hc has wan,only aud without
reflection upon the case, turned the
murderer locse--sni dashed from the
hands Of Justice her avenging sword
impression which would but
simulate the spirit Of lavlcssness
abroad in the Siase-Gov. Neville
ha. published in to-days issue, the
reasons BY which he has been guided.
wha,ever may be our opinion Of the
msrits Of bis course--sud whatever
msy be the opinion Of the reader--i'
is ba, proper ,ha. We should ask, ant
bat ius. that he should grant, . isi'
aud impartial consideration Of ,h'
statements Of the Governor.
The Executive % presumed alwsy'
to base his action insaeh cases. upof
the recorded testimony, and upoI
such properly authenticated facss q
wers not within reach ot the Court
when their decisions we're rendered
but vsre Afterwards brought to light
vet ve esn bat depecate the psbh'
custom q il nov erisss, Of indis
eriminssely manufacturing pe.i,ies
fur the pardon Of blenders. Unde
the iunceses ef . lssss spirit Of se
Icoumodasion--a fseils eonscieace-
. false philsnshropy-or . viehe
uisy ios guiltv sslsren. psPess =
L a - -.~..-- ~ ~~
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For the panold Star.
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!. hone that bids tho soul be gay,
shen clouis Of gloon are gathering
near,
hahn. the aching, burning hart,
),hcn cye. are damned with tho bitter
tear.
)..h.ens the heart of aspiring ,oa,hi
= . the bosom ~ age Il dve.ls;s
Nicer, the Peasants lowly -;
nd l'righscps the prison ellis.
]. 4 star, whose beams forever shine
I,'rr tho waves ~ lify'- boissstou- scs :
kmiuatcs th. cavern of despair.
kil make. bright tho lonely lsa.
|. found 10 The home u the rleh-
h the ho,om of the poor 'tvilibloon 7
!, bid. the care. u We depart.
Ashile fastening 10 the silcns ,or'b.
the evenin. u cxs,snee draw. near,
kyhsn through the shadows u life We
srop,,
Iss i naushs that chesrs the soul
ike the thoaght u LiTnal Hope.
|ihd Co,l.y,, Tenn, MAJ :, IS.
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MA German lecturer thus H.

MA German lecturer thus H.
momusses the glory of mcchsnisn:
De thing that Is mode y msvs
superior dan de- moker. ] sAew
you hsw In soms things. euppose !
make Ne round wheel oh Do 6oo6o.
Very vcll ds, wheel roll roana I've
hundred miles, aud ] cannot roll enc
myself. Suppose ! an . cooper,
via, you cali, aud I make do 'bis
,ub to hold vine. lie holds soss and
gallons, aud icsnnof heid msss
then Ew bofiIss. 30 yea go ~
~hs. Is made 10 more sspssior dsa
DO maker.v
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ns- I, has been suggested that u
all the business msa ere converted
., ,hs prayer ssessisss, shsrs sil!
10 no necessity for The psopossd
rsnsal bankrupt Law for hey viii
forgive each other their debss . they
forgive heir debtors, and hope 70 b
forgiven their own usspsssss.
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tNht0f, hlssl, Arfll ~, lTHH
u hs'hs'", ~, tiiof n Hs.lssp
piaai
Draa slhi-My attention hs
bpah tallei 10 ~ afilele IN lhe
Nel'hnfg Wig, 10 whleh I AN
violently assallsi ~ lhe pardon oi
ia. " Dyson, via W.. confined IN
be rehilenliaty fot the Milling N
sumusl Nelms. ! enclose you 4
ispy of ihe pardon IN iho sssc Of
Dyson, which | mas, fcques, you ,o
publish ~ that ! may not b. con.
leIaned without hearing.
apTIolohded ai ihe time ! grant.
81 lhe pardon, that II might 10 .
question ngilalei before ile pabllc,
AID consequently ! thought | tesi,
lo put Iho reasons on which ! acted
IN writing. both al ,he penilenliafy
and In the Executive Ofliee, THIS I.
The cause of The length and cifenm.
slautlal statement VI The pardon
pa'e ~ VI" mp'''' ~ > VolV'e'
ao"e ng''' nha l''. a'n '.a'y 70 assa"''
~, y, 'ssP,h''o''l'les o' my 'N, eoi''l,''..
my rariQ9nlhs power Wa cet'ahly
gwen laf ING purpose " pe'hg eAc,
el'Sa wh,h 'he "o'ernor "" aeefg
anu del'befale'y convinced 'hN llls
dn'y required ~ ou'h has eeen my
convection ana o., ac'loh ana the ee'''
sure, o. ihe wing 70 mo contrary,
J stu fcel 'ha! nave only done 10!
da'y. Whsn sF"n'ea mo pardon
OF Dyson' J Knew ss wen as khow
nov, that u ! had only col's'llsel
my own ease aud quiet, that would
have refused ~ ! had seen how ~,
predecessor IN oillcc had heen abused
Tor a conscien''on. discharge o.
dnty-aId ! nm inlIy aware that a
refusal ever to grant another pardon
would be uhe beat mcars OF avoiding
ccnsure. TIE sin of omltt'ng en'
iircly the exercise OF the fardonins
Power, would avoid all the SINS o.
commission IN iis excrc'se--and I'M
] presume, would satisfy tic wmc
y shall not, however, ssek any
sasa protection from eensure' J IN
placed ,y the STATE ~ q s''uasioh y
"hich a,c ho' oh'y expects me 70 "'
Ia'',ss' ou' 70 nave mercy saPPos'
me wing "oula oe sa,lsle' u INe''
70 eloss up 'he uoct ot ,uc 'en''s"'
nary. ana write aooye tue portal
Mercy never enIsr' mere. bu. .n'
''ns'l''''ion ana laws OF me s,a'e
nhd NY oa'h OF once, require OF u, ~
an h'nes' nna .""se'sn''o"s ~, , "''
charge Of au'y. Ihls d"'y ! lh'e.'
TO perform, resara'ess u any man
eeh'u,c. "al'e ! am "ose'nor 2
the S,a'e, 'he "eOr c' mercy 'hH'
never ee e'o.ea-,ou' soiar ~ pe','
Die, mercy snail % ecco!"pa"lea Y
Justice ana q CONSCIENTIOUS tsga'
Tor the oes' Interests oi tue s,a'e
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1hs e1fihnfmfht has hsen mufe tHoN |
shhelsni iof lie easess hs sem.
milleI.
aTe Inc second atl third aass
ItIohs, ] frponi nhh sIistnfls ID ne
smfmatlte Iliihl ! bnow ne zen
,Imsnl N ,he people Il lhls county,
sni believe ihri q large majority u
those acquainted sid Ne'hi tsIleys
lhs, I,yssn's We va IN f'sai tfshysf
and that he. Dyson, lid hight 10
anticipate Nelms deadly purposes
ne The only msahs of saving hi. own
lie, Dyson and Nelms weie hsaf
no ghhof., sni lived some thirteen o.
foafisen miles nbilh.vest from
PsnoIa. reside IN the same neigh.
buhood. Among the people here.
whefe Dy'on vi conllnac 10 iesIde,
II he i released, nearly all are sign.
es ~ the petition 10 your Esselleney
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tho .c, 3e,snI. tho motive which
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S"Jsry," ssii . western
iudrs, "you lin 90 ont snd end :
verdict. II you ess's Sad one Of yc.s !!
o~s, sss lie ono the lsat jury vssd."
They 'sssussed . verdict a SUICIDE
10 tie sinh degree.
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elIa- ssspieiees taila y suspect.
Cd customer MAKE me coat cir :"
"Oh, yea, SIR, vish the greatest Of
pleasure. There, just stand In that
posiriea. please. snd loak sight sPcn
shs, sisn sL,ls take yosr measure"
The sien reads Terms cash."
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ION WORK

y, At DESCRIPTIONS, from large Hand
|, to Fancy Cards, done With Nea'nc"
pi.cs,ch. AMI on reasonable terms.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

4, , rraa-ir,, nf ,ha R,arJ Of 4 Il.rr,o, L.II
T,n,,,r,,i,,b 7sIs tr.ra ,ycrr ,rssenI
I.,,. p .Ta,Ior asn pres;Jon,
u . i.:,,. D.. -
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| sbmnS'
me nance '""''' ~ N""" was refer
red thr resolution OF me common council,
making loa" Oh H=,''0' TO 'ne alexandra d.
nal company reported o'cN said resolution
with the following amendment VIZ
ana mat Inc AuG"Or issue Ms warrant III Ia
,"' Vi 'ns N a'.'''" 8.''. 't0l',
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pay ""'r "'' Vi 81
! "r4" o"' W '"' ~ - " ''' "''"''
WH,cn was P"'sr" oy 'nt Do"".
- Po'''1'' "'' IVA '"''' '''"'"' ''""7''
l. q. .. r" ASKING " remi 'Nl"n Of Inc taxes
I""' Se' "S"!"I' '"''' "''' '"' prayer u Pe"'
uon'IS sI""'r"
te'"'" was 'Wt""Sa ''' a.,
,,,''' -, 49, rr,o,I ,r,,, @ ,,rla
S"o""e" "SN'S 10 oe 'e, w, from Ts IL. 'ne'
l't%''' J,.;' t;'I' , 49,"
.' Vi '"' LAW va '''0
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Pt,''io" "''' - VIC
H. - o.'' $500 w.
.%,' w. nIdJ agf -, rsarenc -. ~ ,5 Corn
r ,,i,,eo o,,. CLANS corcn,rad in
-, ,,lro,,i,,, ord.r ,y,s reca;vsJ from tho
Corarnn, ConncI VIZ
OrJered That tho persons who for the wear
1s55 ,yer. a,..sssd vii, and main = tax ,,nop
csni,,I or nronsrt,, annIoyed in = business in
r"Inact Io which license tax was assessed and
,,,I for tho s,rna year h. allowed = credit for
tSo .I,,. nail ;y;rh i,,ore.r from, rho Jata of
! ,,,,noart mo, yncb accounts az NAV no asses
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan l3.-Flour is firm, Howard
Street super 81 TO- extra S5,5oG$5,75; ONO
super s., 50; extra do $5,25aS5,5o; City Mills
super 81 so, extra do. $5,25GS5,jO, Baltimore
sround, family 1878; extra do. 1878. Wheat
sales OF 1000 bushels fair white 100; good 70
prime white II54l2O; red lO5G 10. White
Corn 5aG5sc, yellow GVG6lc. Whiskey 2Od
2lc.
New YORK, Jan l4.-Flour closed Qniet, with
sales OF 1000 bhls State Sl,25GSi,35; Ohio
81 75aS4 90, Southern $45UGSl 80. Wheat
closed firm, with sales OF 1900 bushels; rec
Southern ll"Gl2Oc., DO. white lisa Soc
Corn is inactive and nominal. Pork is lowe
and heavy; $l45OaSl4.62! for mess. Othel
articles are inactive and nominal
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Cong g.,

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Houston
gave notice of his intention to introduce a
bill for the admission of Kansas into the
Union as State.
Anumber of private bills were acted upon.
The House Of Representatives, at an ear
ly hour went into Committee of the whole
on the state of the Union, and Mr.. Stephens
of Ca, delivered lengthy speech on the
neutrality laws.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Stephens
speech, Mr.. Blair addressed the House, ad-
vocating the colonization of the free blacks
and those slaves hereafter u be emancipa.
ted, in Central or South America, under the
protection of the American flag.
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ASylsssssz@
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
arrival of the Steamer Star of the West.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. &c.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE U. 5. mail
steamer S:ar Of the West, from AspinwaII,
4th, has arrived at this port, with the Cali
fJrnia mails OF the ooh December and about
| $l,600,000 in specie.
We are unable to learn full particulars OF
the surrender of Anderson, but passengers
state that Paulding sent several boats up the
/ River to Castillo, and com manded his sur
/ render. The boats were fn!l Of marines from
the Susquehauna, Captain Sands being IN
command Of the expedition. Before sur
rendering Anderson sunk the Lake steamers,
blew up the Fort, aad destroyed the Am
munition. The Nicaraguans held Fort San
/ Carlos and the River, the steamers of Costa
RIGA having Withdrawn pretenSlons to the
territory claimed by Nicaragua.
The Government of Chill has made con-
cessions, and fears Of q revolution have ceased.
The Peruvian authorities have committed
another outrage against the United States,
having taken sailor from an American ship
and dashed him on a buoy as punishment
for having struck Gillian. The American
captain protested, on which the Peruvian
Commander insolcntly replied il he did not
mind his own business he would be put in
the sailors place The American Minister is
investigating the matter.
| A street ARRAY occurred in Sacramento
betw cen a Mr. Sumner, a relative OF Senator
Sumner and Mr.. Saipley, editor, in which
Sumner was badly beaten.
The correspondent of the Times at Aspin-
wall writes that Nicaragua and Costa Rica
had settled their differences; and Jointly dis
patched 500 men against Anderson. lie,
however, proposed 10 surrender to Captain
Sands Of the Susquehanna. The latter sent
force up the river and met Anderson'5
force on the steamer Ogden, which he took
without resistance Among the men taken
were VI. Cox audJ. T. Green, Of Baltimore;
IL. W. Summcrford, of Georgia; W. A.
Johnston, of North Carolina; ana W. ii.
Taylor, of Lyuchburg, Virginia. These were
on board the Wabash
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Loo AL 1T e NJ :


LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-The meeting at
the Alexandria Library, on Wednesday even
ing, was more fully attended than that on
Monday, and the object proposed was carried
into effect by the enrolment Of the names of
such gentlemen as were willing to participate.
4 question for discussion at the next meeting
was proposed, aud without proceeding TO the
election Of officers, the Association adjourned
to meet at St. Johns Academy tomorrow
evening. The list is still open for all who
wish to become members.
W ARRENToN IoUsE.-The old established
aud we'll known hotel in Warrenton, Va,
known as the Warrenton House, is to be
hereafter under the charge of Mr.. James
Deshields, assisted by Mr.. kemper, and we
very cordially recommend the house and the
landlord to the favor of the pubic.
CONCERT AND EXHWITIoN-The Concert
and Exhibition by the pupils of Wentworth
CCHIuuI1 lOl tue UCutut VI thC va pudu
Asylum, takes place tonight, at Liberty
Hall The Misses Daniels, Of Washington,
are ID assist at the Concert.
RE-ELEcTED.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Bank Of the Old D3min-
ion, Vim. n. McNeigh was unanimously re
elected President Of the Bank for the ensr-
ing year.
On Monday next, the 18th instant, the
January Term of Fairfax County Court will
convene. The following named Justices will
constitute the Court: j. G. Gunnell, Presiding
Justice; Richard l.. hewitt, Alfred Leigh and
TenIey 5. Swink, Associatos.-NcwS.
DRAMATIC-Th Alexandria Dramatic As
ISOLATION, are to give series of entertain
mcnts at Liberty Hall, commencing on Mot
day night next. The Association will 10
assisted by Miss Annie Morgan and Miss
kincadc.
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ShipWreCk.

New YORK, January, 1.-THE crew of
the brig Terpschore, which was lost on Tybec
beach, were saved by the brigantine Mason
B. Davis bound to Cape lIayti. The brig
antine was spoken on the Sd instant, and
wished to be reported
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COM M ENCIAL.
Alexandria Market, January IL.

We have no change TO note in Breadstufs,
aud the market is quiet, with light receipts and
moderate transactions Pork Is IN fair demand
al Yesterday quotations.
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By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

ANOTHER WORTHY CITIZEN GoNE.-lt Is
with uufeigned sorrow that we announce the
death of Mr. Thomas Murphy, Of Culpeper
Court House, after lingering attack OF Iy-
rboid fever. Mr.. Murphy bad been, for a
number of years, a merchant, here, and had
built 10 an envisbls character tor integrity,
uprichtness, and attention, IN business mat
tsrs; and an equal one as christian gentle
mau.-Bius Ridge Republican.
The Vsraudah building, at Culpeper Court
House, destroyed by FIRE some time since, is
II be rebuilt. The new building, it is said,
will be vastly superior to the former one.
The Norfolk Herald records the death OF
Mrs. Mary Dale Gore at the advanced age
of 90 years. She was native OF Prin-
cess Anne, aud sister to the late Capt. VIM.
Dale WoodhOuse, of that county. Their
ancestors were among its earliest settlers,
one of whose descendants was the late Com
nodore Dale of the American Navy. Mrs.
VIRGINIA Tucker, consort of John K. Tucker,
l.. 5. Navy. died in Norfolk ON Monday last
Calf, died in Williamsburg Oh Sunday.
The Blue Ridge Republican says, that the
wheat crop, it is said, generally throug hout
this section Of the State, is growing well.
A little farm in GoOchlani county, %
miles from Richmond, on the river road,
containing 50! acres-all high land, and
not tree on il, was sold few days ago, at
private sale, for $1,000.
The Richmond Dispatch says I've un-
derstand dinner will be given to General
Walker by some Of the citizens of Rich
mopd. and members of the Legislature. this
evening, at the American Hotel. Nine O..
clock is the hour fixed for the entertainment.
From oil We learn it will be mott interest
iug occasion.
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