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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-14

ANNAH, GEORGIA,
IN JONES' NEW BLOCK. BAY ST
CLatsy occupied by John Ingersoll EsoJ
p A-L-.---- $1,000 IN -
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50 Binding Lots For Sale.
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WE WILL EXCHAGE FOR NEGROESI :
ONE OF the pEeelt places the cL-highly improved
~ and In am1s pleasant location Gail soon as this is
very desirable properly. liam ~ BOYD & CO.
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TENN ESSEE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan Il.
PETITIONS.
Mr. G0ODPASTURE presented petition to
change the line between the counties Of Morgan and
Scott Rofarred
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LII persons who have debts claims against the estate
n Of the late Col W Ovrrt0n, requested te BRING
tRem OrWad and present them for settlement within the
ums prescribed b. law, and those who indebted
same are nntihed TO make immediate payment or their
notes I'D accounts viii be sued This the 18Th January
SO. GRO G AITEN
jan I4-2m Executor
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On motion by Mr. GOFF, the Senate took up
House bill for the relief of Anna Maria McNairy,
ezeoutrix Of Of DR. Boyd McNairy decd, providing
that she have the further time Of two years to pay
judgment Of Sl6G44S against said Boyd MeNairy
as security Of John J. Hinton; which passed the first
reading.
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LES ON FIRsT REApING.

WT WWUUTaoI JIM. =
between the counties Of Morgan and Scott Re
ferred
Mr. WRIGHT: A resolution appointing Commits
sioners upon the claims Of J0fephS Millgan against
the State Of Tennessee. Lies over.
Mr. HEISKELL: A bill to amend the law in rela-
ton to the punishment Of slaves. Referred
Mr. IIEISKELL: A bill TO provide for retaining
free negroes within this State. Referred
Mr. HEISKELL: a bill TO preserve the purity of
nIactious Referred.
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IIaFI IL associated Themselves Tor Practice % =
IL msO shc Medicine aud Surgery, tender their profess
Unal services the citizens Of Nashville surr0un ing
C5uutrv.
once opposite OddF Fellows Hall, conner Of Summer and
Union streets Z. D. gibson
fgnIl-.f o.. Al EIKLEY
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On motion by Mr. MUNDAY, the bill to abolish
the present forms Of action in the Circuit Courts Of
this State and to adopt the Petition and Answer in
lieu thereof, was made the special order for Tues
day next.
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MATT PggL'S
CHEAT TROUPE OF ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL MHNSTRFE,S !

The Manager has tae pleasure 20 that has
made al engagement with This Great Troupe The Com
pany as d. consists the best talent in the
United States under tae direction Of the world resOwnsd
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Change OF Pr0gramms nightly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

the trusty sword, and shoulder the mnsket
in bringing to subsection, or enforcing re-
81 It from any naughty or diademed crown :.
He referred to the battle field Of the Cri-
mea, and proved that the Irish were second
to none in the world to hold with strong
grasp the colors of their country, and never
to surrender but at the command of death /;
and even when in the death struggle, to
grasp them firmly.
He particularly recommended unity o.
purpose and action among his countrymen,
and showed the happy results TINT were
certain TO follow. He also called their at
tention to the scarcity Of employment and
the lack of funds necessary to carry out
their views on proper scale. and said he
believed they possessed spirit Of patriot
Ism which should deter them from allowing
any obstacles which might present them
selves, or from . draw back from difficulties
He alluded to the Company being solely
Irish, knowing that they can produce men
who. when in the ranks and properly drill
led, will compete with any other body Of
citizens in this or any other city, He hop
ed the company would be entirely Irish
drilled by an Irish commander, and that
they should endeavor to be counterparts of
those noble heroes who have gone before us,
who fought and protected their country
At this and different other times the speak
er was hailed with hearty bursts of ap-
plause.
He thought that the number Of Irish faces
and sterling hearts which presented them
selves at that meeting, proved the intense
anxiety with which they were proud to
show their devotedness to their cause and
from their manly and robust appearance one
would infer that such fine looking fellows
when decked with hat and plume, surmount.
ed with the American eagle, the glorious old
shamrock accompanied by the insignia of
the stars and stripes, would be looked upon
as soldiers, and guar lians of our lovely
country from the invasion of foreign foe
But unfortunately the shamrock and harp
of Erin are not always spoken of in terms
calculated to excite happy feelings in the
hearts of Irishmen. They are spoken of and
looked upon as one of the side scenes of the
fluctuations Of time. Time is the great de-
stroyer that works destruction and devasta-
tion in thrones and crowns; but when the
glorious old Harp and Shamrock Of Erin
shall be associated with the eagle Of Amer
lea. there shall be ray of hope shed from
those majestic eyes, the reflection of which
shall cause our national emblems to shine
once more, and, if possible, with that doub-
ly resplendent effulgence which once shone
upon the brave spirits of our forefathers,
and lent its never fading beauty to their es-
cutcheons of glory, and the thrilling vibra-
tions of Erin's Harp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
From Wsshington.

WASHINGTON. March Z
Mr. Green has arrived here as a messen-
ger, having with him the journals of tie LIE.
compton Convention, and the evidence tax
en- before the Commissioner to examine in
to the alleged frauds on the 2lst of Decem-
Der and the 4th Of January. The docu-
ment is voluminous. 1t is said that the
investigation reduces the legal vote Of the
former to about $500, whereas it was here
tofore stated at 6795.
The three branches of the House Kansas
investigating Committee will, it Is said !,
make their report next week.
Herald Correspondence.-Mr. Bernheisel,
the Mormon delegate in Congress, has re-
Gently received letteD from Bsigham Young
in which he predicts the annihilation Of the
United States troops in Utah, unless they
are recalled by Government He also sug-
gested the appointment Of q Commissioner
toproceed to Utah to inquire into the con-
dition of affairs there
Times Correspondence-It is expected
that Monday or Tuesday the majority re-
port OF Select Committee on Kansas, will be
presented to the House, when the minority
of the committee will Immediately move,
as a question Of privilege that the
whole be referred back to the committee
with specific Instructions, on the ground
that the orders Of the House have Iot been
obeyed. 1t is believed that such move
ment will be rendered successful by the
votes of a number of members who are in
favor Of the admission under the Lecompton
Constitution
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
(Commu nicated.
Irish Military Meeting

At large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Irish citizens Of Davenport, held at Bal.
ley's Hall, on Tuesday evening last, the
following business was disposed Of:
On motion, Aid. Jennings was called to
the Chair, and David Delaney appointed
Secretary.
The Chair addressed the meeting; stating
its object, and recommended the immediate
and prompt formation of an Irish Military
Company. This subject was by him dis.
cussed in clear and concise manner, which
met the hearty approval Of all present He
also referred to his countrymen-to the no
BILE example given by like companies
this should be stimulus to 90 and do like.
wise, and use all honorable means to be-
come Excelsior" He showed that the
sons of Erin were always to be relied upon,
and particularly in the hour of peril-nev.
er shrinking from their post, but always
firm and unmoved; that they were always
to be found foremost in the heat of battle
prominent among the bravest; stimulated
by ancestral deeds Of chivalry and proves
when there were most glories to be won
and in this glorious Republic, the memory
Of departed heroes whom we and all patri-
OTIS should revere, were to be found in their
day coming forward to swear allegiance at
the shrine Of liberty and freedom, sacrificing
their associations, their worldly riches, and
even their very lives. to stay and fetter the
arms of tyranny that was threatening to
sever and forever anuihilate, in it, infancy,
the glorious Independence and patriotic fire
which in their bosomss was maturing and
growing brighter and stronger day BY day.
He believed there va inersadng ardor and
usdyiag love generated and fasssrsd In the
hsase ef Ais Issantryusa, thas hsvia.
naas IN oissssss Aspsblis t1se saspAs1
ssssp1 = b ~ nsoo AilASA ~kI,je =
NV NV l1e 1s11e u ~ IN = wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

ARRIVAL OF FIRE KING No. o.
This splendid machine arrived IN town yes-
terday afternoon. Not having seen it work,
We Of course know nothing of its merits, but
we think all fears upon that score will be
dispelled at its trial to day. The appear
ance of it struck US very fsvorably; being
light, and SO constructed as to be worked by
fifty men. No 2's brought it from the de
pot to its temporary quarters on Perry St,
where President Littler, Foreman Noe and
Mr.. Horne made short and pointed speeches,
after which loud cheers were given for all
branches of the Fire Department. Look
out for the display to-day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March s.
SESATE-Mr. Wilson offered resolution
instructing the Military Committee to in
quire into the propriety of amending the law
Furnishing the crimes of desertIon by SOL
diers of the United States Army. Passed.
Mr. Johnston offered resolution pro
viding for the printing of 100000 addition
al copies Of the Patent Office Reports of last
year. Laid over,
MIR. Green, of Missouri, intimated that he
would call for direct vote on the bill for
the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp'
ton Constitution on Monday next
Mr.. Doolittle, of Missouri, resumed his
speech on the Kansas question.
HousE.-Ihe proceedings of the House
have thus far been uninteresting
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
IA GoAmlsrioner OF d eds FOR Connecticut, will
give prompt and careful attention to the cotc Of
claims, conveyance Of Real Estate, examln ng titles.
and ali other kinds Of legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

Per bbl. 90
LIQUORS
Whisky, common. %
do Bour 81 50d2 SO
do Rye. .6ods0
Pure Spfrits........t5 t5d5t
Brandy, Domes. .751I 90
do Imp. SO OOd5 90
Gin, Meder swan. 81 so
do Club House.. 2 90
do Belle......... 2 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

Coon NEws.-Last evenings train
from the west brought us the following dis
patch from our private correspondent at the
capital.
SENATE March 4-The bill amending the
Charter Of the city of Davenport was taken
up. and put upon its final passage and de-
fedtsd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
New YORK. Marcl

NEW Ukk, MHTcfl s.
The steamship Catawba, from Havana
I'd inst, arrived this morning She passed
on the Cd a Spanish frigate bound to Ha-
vana.
No news of Importance A gale on the
lst did some little damage at Havana.
Sugars closed very firm on the 27th.. but
were less active on the lst; they come ON
very slowly.
Molasses rather better,
Exchange lower on New York, and Nor
thern cities generally par.
Health OF Havana reported good wealth
er cool and pleasant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

NoTIcE. made change in
my carriers. no money must be paid on sub
scription to the democrat, ether than to the
subscriber. Should any Of our patrons
miss their Paper they will please leave
word at the office.
Feb. l3-d0. JoHa GnIur1. 0vpf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

!TO Married Womes on the Voluntary Control OF
1 the Maternal Function, Strictly Moral In It's tone
lology Of procrsatin his special stndy ths great
pat Of his life II ry rehearses the philosophy
Of impregoation snd sins . summary Of iii the
modes resorted to- to prevent conception, pointing
out which are efctent and discussing their virtues
with Recommendations ana directions how TO easily
and safely lorestall conception Sent under SEAL By
mall free for o.. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT ]. BUSCH. r. D..
ONr4GdAW1m IA NFoaAUav n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
CON M f r CIAL.
PRICES CURRENT.
O0Dun8 o. Iowa DAILY STATE DYxorRAr
OAyuSPoRY March lss.

O9DUnB o. Iowa DAILY STATE DHMocRArl
DAvnSPok1, March ; ls5o {
There wssAet eo mueh activity in the grain mar
ket to-day sssn saturday, and prices fell OFT tribe
Tn. rca1s are thawing up fast and II will take
but Ida, q two such We have had to-day to make
them very bal.
The river u entirely clear from ics and We shall
probably havets chronicle ths arrival Of boats from
below By The niddle ofthe week
large amsunt OF wheat cam. In 70 day which vas
sold az prices sasgins from 4oG5O eenis-,lons but
nrss rate sFttaas bringing the latter price Fifty cts.
y pretty stsp psics for wheat and we do not zee
where ths mDib for profit es 1t that price even in
our ;urrsncy
No change - sxperience3 In other grains
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
RICHM IND, Va, March

RICHM IND, Va, March Z.
The Legislature voted gold medal to
the widow Of Com. Herdon and then ad-
journed sine die. A proclamation from the
Governor was Immediately read convening
an extra session. The Govenorintends that
the Legislature shall remain in session till
the business is completed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

Ound lump. SGh0
Smoking, per lb. 1SCl9
DO Papers, pr gr So "
WoOLENS.
Fanneis, ......... 20d50
do twilled.. 35
Innings. plaid. ....l0dlSk
SAtinetts, pl & fan40do5
m. deLaines, fancyl5d35
do plain l3G2o
ZINC.
Blo<k ............ IL
Sheet,............ l2dl3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

~ We call attention to the adyer.
tisement of Peck & Stanfeld. They have
large lot of choice apples. both for cook
ing and eating.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

FLOUR AID MEAL.
Extrs,per Dbl S. 50Ggi 60
Corn Neal, per bu.. 50
GRAM.
Wheat, per. bu. .....40d30
Ohts 2GLjO
Corn. rn...............l5d2J
Rarlav OXEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.
Walker Hennngson, Anderson, with all
the filibuster's officers and reporters, receiv-
ed great honor to-day ON board the packet
Mandore.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
BOsToN, March 8.

BOsToN, March 5.
John Mahn, grocer doing business on
Long Wharf, has been arrested in this city
on charge of forging the signature of his
ouncle, Ben F. Mahn, to notes amounting 10
yer yl2 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
NOTICE TO ADYERTIAEkN,


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type.
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Yearly advertising contracts will be understood r.
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Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
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Notices for religious ard benevolent purposes IL
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Advertisements from abroad must be paid Tor in-
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Contracts for yearly advertising t-rminable AT the
option u advertisers, they paying advancement Of
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Advertisements inserted next 10 reading MISTER
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RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat
sAhDERS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
St. Lalke,S Church.

TEE new buildihg, at the OF Brady and Sew
i enih streets, will be opened f,r divine worship
on Sunday nexs, Aarh 14tA, at 10h o'clo /, \ n, j,
and deacon will be ordained in the morn
ing.
On the following day, Monday the 18th, at 2 ~
In the church the slips will BE- ed for sale and
rent.
The consecration Of the church 10 postponed until
after the completion OF the ba7ement, mch9dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09

PHILHARMONIC SocIETY.-At a late
meeting, the officers for the ensuing year
were balloted for and the following were
elected:
PREsIDES1-Geo B. Sargent.
VICE PRESIDENTS. W. Barber
TRKAsUEER-L O. Wallace.
SEoRErARr-J j. ingalls,.
FINANCIAL CoNMIrrEE-S W. Barber, w..
Moreheuss, j. 4M Harley.
The Society are now hard at work on
Handefs sublime grafton, of the messiah"
which they intend to perform on Friday the
9th of April, with full band and choir.
~We clip the following from the
New York Clipper. 1t shows up some
pretty tall shooting anyhow. Whether the
facts set forth are true OF not, Mr.. Stump
can inform all who are anxious to know, if
they will call upon him:
SHOOTING IN Iowa. Davenport, Iowa,
Feb. 25.-DEAR CLIPPER: Your many read
ers here are daily expressing surprise at
the very complimentary notices of the "yic-
tors of the pigeon matches weekly report.
ed through your columns We of Iowa
think it poor sporting" to kill 10 in 90
birds. A Mr. stump, banker of this city,
killed during the past season 500 chickens
in sos shots-not taking choice Of shots,
but as they rose before his admirable dog.
Beat this, somebody.
Yours truly, c. B. CoLrER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
WASHINGTON. March s.

WASHINGTON, March s.
Calvin L. Broeker, of Portland, Me-, for
merly Assistant Surveyorof Lander's Pacific
r. X. party, died suddenly here last night.
lie leaves o family in Portland.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
Statement.
AUDITORS OFPICE, !
,e opNu~ Eah q lSr-


1T IS HERHBY CERTIFIED, that on the Sd day Of
February, 1855, . statement was filed 10 this ONCE
showing the condition Of the WEsTRRN VALLEY FIRE
AND MARINE Insurance CoAPlSY, of Chicago
State CT Illinois, the LIST day Of January, 1855 In
- cordance with the provisiuns OF Act of the Leg
isature OF this State passed January IS 1851 that
such statement shows that sad Comp any possessed
Of the requisite amount OF capital, and invested as
required in said Act.
Authrity is therefore given to the above named In
surance Company TO transact business Of Insurance
in this STATE in accordance with the laws thereof.
IT IS ALSO CERTIFIED, that p. J. Glett. Esq,
OF Davenport, h.s b-en duly appointed BY said Com.
pany their lawful Attorney and gent for the Coun-
~ OF Scott with full power to take risks OF Insurance
therein, and 10 Acknowledge service Of upon
his filing certified copy Il the Statement: filed IN this
Office with the Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said County.
1t is surher certified that the anne xed IL . true
copy Of the required stats ment.
In testim ,ny whereof, have hersunto set my hand
and afxed my seal Of efce this 81 day Of February
1855. JNO. PATTEE,
Auditor Of Iowa.
~ Icy Fire and Marine Insurance Company, OF Chi
cago, Illinois, made in pursuance Of Act Of the
General Assembly Of the state Of Iowa. entitled IAN
Ac. IN .el:1n as = Companies" approved
l The name Of this Company 10 The western VAL
ley Fire and Marine Insurance Company" and 10.
Gated At Chicago. Illinois.
CAPITAL.
g. Amount Of ito authorised Cspi.
tal ts......................... 100000
3. Amount Of its Capital Stock
paid up ana secured s.......s $4,000
ASSETS.
4. Its assets are a. follows, viz:
]. Cash hand and In the
hands Of agents. 7O2.12
2. II owls no Real Estate
3. 1t owns no Bonds
4. LoAos secured By Nortgaso
on heA 9stAte.. ............ l6,ooOOO
5.No debts Otherwise secured.
.. Deots due for premlums.... 10oo2
7. All other securities are. viz:
Stock Notes secured By mort.
gage 905, 200 90; peTsonal
Property, 6Ss CO; Interest
accrued to date, 96l 07......901, ,l7eW
TWA assets 267, JO6.61
uABILI1Ias.
3. No liabilities due or not due %
Banks or other creditors.
8. n losses adjusted and due.
I. No losses adj ueted and not due.
9. Losses unaajusted.. .......... e0000
,. Nolosses In suspense and awai.
ting further proof.
10 No other claims against ~
Company.
II. Ths greatess saesnt insured
In any one rick, Or e1peesd =
80 nro.s 100000
-. The greatest enount Insured In any eaa town. |
csy, os vinsee. aepsods q ~ sise, jocatloa, md
u: me srsstsst amount inaSed II aay eos blocA
depenee On eoAe easeuustances - tAoss show
u Aaaaasa \ : sssy q ~ narssr.
- absvs sla1ennA hlals = ~ eualsGsa sftAs |
o.sss = ~ - II = iys7Se:sI ssIj! ~ 3,.1,...
Asssst ssA Z. AasssSe:s 49,.
lss11s sssAA = ~ : h&aE |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-09
iowARD DARLINGTON, WASHINGTON TOwSsEN
Davenport, Iowa. West Chester, Penn.
DAEtlINGTON& 4 TOWNSEND.

+ DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE NO. 2,
- NCkols' Block, Conner OF Brady and Second SITS,
Davenport, Iowa.
Espectst stt ntion given 10 the investment Of Mon
y upon uninc anbc I'd Real Hetat socurlty. Money
Loaned on Commission. Titles mined and abstracts
given, when desired. Ali Legal business promptly
attended TO.
REFERENCES --Messrs. Cook n Sargent, Messrs.
Allen n Clark, Nj. Geo. !. Davenport Davenp ri !:
Vim. W Jereris ksq,, Cashier Bauk OF Chester Co !,
PENN; John Tweedlc, ESQ, Albany, n y; Hiuson
Esq Cashier Bank of Baltimore Baltimore Md.
pe 2-dtf
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