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The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

DlsCovERY.-The Sacramento Union
has made the discovery that the Nevada
National has at the head of its columns
the names of Daniel S. Dickinson and
James S. Green for President and Vice
President in 1860. The Dickinson flag
has been f,outed by our amiable neigh
Dor more than two months.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS has recent

ADELAIDE PHILLIPS has recently
been singing in Philadelphia and Bos
ton with great success, The Philadel-
rhia Bulletin says, with justice she il
1.-The finest of all our American vocalists
faithful, conscientious, correct, and
most deserving artist, with fine natural
gifts, and most worthy ambition to i'm
prove them"
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
LAWS OF BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS.

LAWS OF BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS
MEN" We are indebted to Fl. Fl.
Bancroft & Co., booksellers of San
Francisco, for copy of this excellent
work from the pen of Theophilus
Parsons, LII. d. Dane Professor of Law
in the Cambridge law School.
The distinguished position accorded
to the author of this volume by the bar
of the United States, and the numerous
recommendations showered upon it by
eminent men of the Law, Trade and the
Press, render any commendatory re-
marks from us entirely superAuous.-
After receiving the appreciation of JUS
tees of the Supreme Court of the nation
and of State, of Freeman Hunt, Pc
ter Cooper, the Lawrences, and other of
the most prominent merchants, and of
the newspapers of worldwide fame,
nothing that we might say would add to
the reputation Of the book. We will,
however, venture an opinion that no
intelligent man Of business could fail to
be largely benefited by keeping copy
lying constantly on his desk. Neces-
sary to the library of lawyer, it is
nevertheless adapted to the comprehen-
sion of the common reader, who cannot
help be interested in the lucid manner
in which the affairs of trade are dis
cussed. If the subjects shall make no
indellible impress it certainly will not
be for the want of a proper treatment.
The work is in octave form, contain
ing 500 pages, and may be had of j. E.
Halnlin at price not to be regretted.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Rail RoAp To AuBURN-We learn

RAIL ROAD TO AUBURN.-We learn
that party of engineers employed by
gentlemen in San Francisco and New
York, will shortly survey the route be-
tween this place and Auburn to deter.
mine the feasibility of rail road be-
tween these points. One of the gentle
men having the work in charge left
town but few days since to make the
necessary ARRANGEMENTS
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

MORE OF IT.-The expenses of the
Florida volunteers, called out last year
in consequence the withdrawal of all
the regular troops to Kansas, amount
as now ascertained, according to the
States, to more than eight hundred thou.
sand dollars. This sum is yet to be pro.
vidcd for by Congress. We shall be
able, by and by, to estimate the cost tc
the country of the attempt to force the
Lecompton Constitution upon the peo.
pie of Kansas by force of arms.-Wash.
ington RepaNic-
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

PERsoNAL-The town is full of stran-
gers brought Lither by the District
Court, Court of Sessions, Grand Jury,
and Board of Supervisors. Among the
number, are our friends, Avery of the
Hydraulic Press and Shoemaker of the
NahonaI
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

~ An attempt was made few days
since to burn Stockton, but was fortu
nately frustrated. Such acts of il
cendiarism are getting to be quite com
mon in California.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

BRUIsED.--A man, whose name we
did not learn was injured by falling in
the night off the bank of the new gulley
in Commercial Street above Pine. The
Board of Trustees gave the man $40 for
his bruises.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

V"Posev's" advertisement will be
sure to attract attention. He is well
known vender of trees, plants &C.,
probably selling more of that species of
property in this vicinity than any other
person. His inducements are certainly
hattering.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

GAME.-We notice large amount
of game in market. The SHOWS and
cold weather have driven animals from
more elevated regions to become the
victims the hunter here. The Key
stone market is the game emporium of
the city.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

HYDRAULIC PRsss.-Our excellent
neighbor of North San Juan appears in
dress spick and span new, and fairly
shines geographically, as it did in the
old coat editorially and does still. Sue
cess to you neighhor.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

On TRIAL.-A Mexican, named Froy.
Ian. for whom a reward was offered by
the Governor some months ago, deliv.
cred himselfup to the authorities at San
ia Barbara recently, and was taken to
San Luis Obispo for trial before the Dis.
trict Court. He is quite young man,
not more than twcnty-one years of age,
yet stands charged with acts of robbery
and murder.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

SLEIGH STAGE.-The California stage
Company have put new sleigh on the
route between this city and Orleans
Flat. While the snow lasts it will be a
delightful mode of conveyance. 1t
seems so home like that we are most
tempted to make the trip for the fun of
the thing.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

MAN Found DEAD.-The body of a
man ives found dead nine miles from
Grass Valley, near Bear river, on We'd
nesday. Coroner Bazely proceeded to
the spot to hold an inquest yesterday.
Further particulars have Lot yet trans
pired.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

The Marysville Express suggests tn at
Hon. r. j, Walker is coming to Cal to
look after one of the conflicting claims
to the Almaden quicksilver mines' in
which it says he is heavily interested.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

ga Polish exile in Siberia has in.
vented the means of applying steam
power to the traction of sleighs, by
which journeys can be made with rapid
ity over the frozen SHOWS and steppes
covered with ice, which abound in the
Russian domiuions.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-The toll
road and bridge, known as Hoit's cross
ing, was sold at commissioner sale on
Saturday last for $4,000. Moses F.
Holt was the purchaser.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

GARRISON WITH FREMONT. X.
Garrison, of San Francisco, has purchas-
ed a on e-four.h interest in this grant OF
Col. Fremont, and, in connection with
him. will proceed Immediately to con-
struet water mill, near Ridiey's Ferry,
.Merced river: -.---.----
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

CoLD.-The week has been severely
cold. The Thermometer stood at s
degrees on Tuesday morning. at 12 on
We dnesday, and 20 on Thursday. This
is considered severe for the place.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

VThe Hydraulic Press is in guam
dairy that the Journal publishes informa-
ton from the East of the working of the
Atlantic cable. when the Sacramento
Union is silent on the point. Perhaps
the difficulty has been solved by the
Press ere this. If not, we suggest the
Union don't care about saying sit works -
any more. 1t would be mira. dig. to no.
tice the cable after the latter had prov
en- it did not work contrary to the proph-
ecies of the former.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

Ne,cs Hems.-By the Overland mail
which arrived at Los Angeles on the
9th inst, we have the following news
items
The steam ting Petril exploded he'
boiler on North river. on the 9th alt
killing three persons.
VIM. S. Tompkins, Californian wa:
killed recently in New York, whilst il
a drunken row.
Nesbit, jailor at Fulton, Mo-, was
murdered by two prisoners, negro apc
a white man, on the Sth ult. They
struck him with a bar of iron. killing
him instantly, while he was giving then
their supper. Both escaped.
The yellow fever was raging at Gal
weston, Texas, at our last dates.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

The Secretary of War has ordered
Burnside's carbine for the army, to the
amount of seventy-fve thousand dollars.
This breech-loading fre-arm was invent
ed by the gentleman whose name it
bears, and who is distinguished gradu-
of the West Point Military Academy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

TAX SALE.-The Sheriff will COM
mence the sale of property delinquent
for taxes, on Monday next according to
law, continuing the sale from day to
day till it is all disposed of.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

UMr. Fosters singing school will
commence on Wednesday evening next
instead of this evening as heretofore an
nounced. At the Methodist church.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
% The Butte Record of the 4th inst

contains the following items:
Rich QUARTZ. - The 40 and So
Quartz lead, took out in three days last
week, about eight hundred pounds o.
gold. This claim has long been noted
as one of the richest among the rich
quartz leads of Butte. They struck a
vein of decomposed quartz of remarka
BILE richness.
The unsuccessful attempt of ths
President to defeat Douglas in Illinois
merely proves that every Jack is not a
Giant-killer!
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

VALLEY TAN."-Such is the name
of new paper established at Salt Lake
by Kirk Anderson, of St. Louis. Why
adopt such name? is the query
Probably from tie number Of green
Mormon hides at Salt Lake that need
tannin. Possibly because the paper
will make liberal use of bark.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

SLETGHING has been the ege for the
past few days. j. A. Lancaster has
had his sleighs going day and night, with
bells, fancy robes, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

~ Mr. VIM. Campbell gives a ball
at the Rock Creek House this friday
evening. Our young friends who attend
may expect pleasant time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
j. X. WHITNEY & CO.
Forwarding & Commission Merchants

S- Goods sent either by Sacramento or M.rx..
vile marked 'Care W. 4 Co." will be forwarded.
with despatch.
va We fill orders for Goods.
]. X. Whitney, San Francisco.
W. J. Tilley, Sacramento.
.McWilliams agent MarvsviIls A..Jo .e
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

= Hon. Jas K. Smith returned from
Frazer river a short time since, and has
again located himself at Rough and
Ready.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

V A. S. Olin commenced running
the first sleigh, between this plac and
Washington, on Monday last.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

DR.. DUsTIN.- We see by paper
published at Sycamore, Illinois, that DR..
Dustin, formerly representing this Coun-
ty in the Legislature, and highly es-
teemed citizen of French Corral, is prop
erly appreciated as merchant at the
former place. where he has permanent
ly established himself. That Sycamore
editor is sensible fellow for declaring
the Doctors good qualities. Hope the
Doctor will prosper and the editor too.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

rcr.-John D. Havens has twenty
eight men employed in cutting ice. lie
has nurchased. all the ice in Kidd u
vhartenbys revervoirs, and has about
200 tons ready for housingk
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

~ Mrs Adams gives ball at the
New York Hotel, in this city, on Friday
evening, Gath inst.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
SOCIAL BALL.

Ms- A Grand Social Ball will be given at the
NEW YORK HOTEL, Broad street, by MRS.
ADAMS, on Christmas Eve,
Friday Evening, December 24tif, 1859.
NFs- The best Music to be had in the city has
been engaged for the occasion.
Nevada, December 10th, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

- Six hundred and twenty-three
letters were forwarded by the overland
mail on Friday last.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
MASONIC

va The members of the Nevada Lodge, No. 13,
F. & A. NJ. are hereby notified that the annual cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year will take place
| at the Stated Communication of said Lodge, to be
held Saturday evening, Dec. 11th, A.. D. 1858, at
o'clnck THOMAS -H4BI.EY " NJ
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

FOUND.-A few weeks since a pair of gold
sleeve bottoms, made in the shape of a horse ,boe
The owner chm hsar of them by applying at this
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
MARRIED.

~~~NN~~~/~~~~~
In this city, on Tuesday, Nov. 23d, by E. w.
Smith, Esquire, Mr. Henry Boujour to Mrs Celestine
Goodman, both of Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Trees Trees !! Trees ~! Trees III
CHARLES s. MERWTy,

WELL known in Nevada as .'Posey," is again
w among you and ready to furnish the people
with any and every variety of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering
SHRUBS, PLANTS, GARDEN SEEDS,
From the celebrated Garden and Nursery of Wilson
Flint, Sacramento.
will give good bail to sell all the above articles
cheaper than any one else in the state.
Those desrous of purchasing will do well to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere at two
prices.
will be found Broad street, till further orders
c. S. MERWIN.
Nevada, Dec. 10th, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

~ The population of St. louis ac-
cording to recent census returns is 1885,
$50.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

va JOHN P. SHELTON is our authorised
Agent for Nevada county.
&a- L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, is the au-
thorised Agent for this paper. Office Washing
ton street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-18

the ministry cali upon the provincial authorities and
aiges ~ do their duty asd sixa4ss Ut Journals tukx
plare dAily, 4. ...4., M -, - NJ
clue 10 the 1n2@ arrests IN wfxa sn~ms now Ia tr
furnished by the fact THAI he Artaa government has
eit ltsc Obliged % slant Up tbs University Of rxdu aud
The Academy ct Milan, account Of the mutinous eos
dact O. the students The re ID souldering und9s the
sshcs 10 The Icm~to ventiA4 kingdom in spite VI the
mission Of reconciliation entrusted ASehdake Maxi
milan and, with the perfect absence Of public political
e among highly civilized and passionate people il
hardly could he expected otherwise -
The measure Ut the gradual emancipation Of sers
rs now IN fall psogres~ IN Russia, aud ~ s1smb
there every other Interest Each oGr la the army pro
pfetor of serfs, has got permission cf leave fss
months, 10 be enabled ~ take personal part in the
ucInents gning between the nobility aad the pessua
Try The comparative freedom which thu Russian press
DOW enjoys adds To the importance Of the peaceful rey
luton Row In progress Ia that great empire
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THE cEors

WHKsr taosaTcr- Never before at this season Of the
year have we the wheat crop promising ~ at
present Quite large crop in Cas- oounts and
HON what We can learn, throughout Chegokee Grtxsa
calamity beails ia the ras&ries Of our farmers will
be full 10 overflowns and the prices must rs ysry how
Would IL be wisio In th who have held their last
crop over for higher prices 10 make sale once mad give
Us better circulation Of the altogether necslful
e Cxs-crle tGal Sandgd
The prospect for the grain and fruit crops in Western
Texas is reported remarkably good The San Antonio
Herald thai than two weeks ago on the Ne
dina there fields of more than q foot high
The stands remarkably good The peach and plum
trees overloaded with young fruit The frost did
no damage.
In Talbot county, Maryland they have wheat already
grown to the height OF twenty inches
The Hannibal MOI Messenger April g. says: aTle
prscci for abundant yield OF wheat the harvest Of
1855 rs very encouraging all through this portion
81 Missouri. The growing crop covers the ground
well and is of fine Iuxuilnt color The prospect for
large yield was never better
We lcarn that the spring thus far has been all that
could be desired the line of the South Carolina rail-
road In the Orangeburg and RchIand districts much
cotton has already kcen planted Some planters how
ever are holding back in fear Of unavurabc weather
fellow In the vicinity of Ninety-Six corn IL up and
hoarshng, while wheat rich lands is twenty inches
in height The promise everywhere Is greater than or
binary and in localities the springng crop was
never Known 90 be thus tar advanced Mt early date
lLharEeaoa Nerrury.
TnE CEorsour advices from all parts of the country
and especially throughout Maryland are thus far ex
ectiingy favorable 10 the spring crops Vegetation il
further advanced than usual The wheat crop has en-
countercd injury from the past winter 1t is thick
set and very promising There cheerful indications
OF a plentiful supply Of fruit -. Bair,aore Patria
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TyOR MILITARY MEMO pieces white linen
lN ducks, A all grades pants and vests
nner sti, n~nd
wah large STOCK u apartrntscr ri
we open supplies daily. :
one price ,niy uaraed raa arsistscu-
decline opening
present all bills monthly and 10 discard all
hills paid promptly We nicxbe IN The application
doctrine.
Good articles prices dealing may relied aa
RR8rfFR,
ECcnsra stores, buiHuN, ;
April I3--I0alI Opposite Centre Market
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AND MLNNEsoTA COMMISSION

w NTlilGhNtE, AND GIlfNAL land ACENC'V skd)Ta,E
Banking Of
Cole SIMMER, Co, Ia Crosse, Wscsnsin-
arm sell, %
farms lands, government
rnonry Minnesota
the selling scsng e ixnds, dwelling honse
make COLLECTIONS pay axe~
"a &c- ~ 81
guaranty
worth 'hee
and the from
than New York, the svsper
q 20 400 cent hrh
a. IL per cent and In Minnesota there sssy ls~-
All business attended
terms rcmit,d by snail q he ccuntr
Feb 1T-sm
wsshh,vn~, "
Mineral Fsdns Wis Lieut.
" casnr'en Ia rse Wis Hastings estate Treasurer
rrsr7p>csn WIS. trad ~s-J "
Crosse Wis f.rr n II crr~ Wis yndrr Lord do
10; Hon caf Jrdgr tsdiasi orcur' Gsicrinr WIS
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ITANDSOME FLOUNCED SILK R0BES--We
have in and rerHli assortment ~
styles which would IN
lite he special N the ladies.
We in part the following via
comprising ooored and
black purchased rseniy ancis salts
New Yor at prices.
ing SIS $40 that would have broue SIS aud
lasi year.
plaid
ranging per yard, any of which viii
inspection those wishing purchase
very cheap iik dress.
BLACK MOURNING sII.kS lwet
We have inst importer heavy
bacK MOURNING
which We xonla n laanes n mourning.
% pla.d bhrk fonhra silks. which
selling per ysra which VIII be found
Tic most eeryiceabie articles
BLACK sTUTED GRENADINES
dimes. witch selling st
NJ. SINISTER co.
opposite senfse Market.
Ap I3--IOnf mad tl
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DHILP's SUNDAY LIST OF NEW BOOKS

il 18th.
Niehost Eycio,seia Of ise Physical
flcnng's Vocabulary Il Philosophy 81 7a
Cardinal wseau Personal eccns al the rppes
with portrats: volume ~
Brpckfs ISlc OF tscnesai Favelccs: IS
Lownds' Bhngapher's Manual completed in parish vol
1, part L. 81
The Msgrrtanis Book, 81
Dprtrr Herd Ventilation Of American Dwellings 81
Adele. by Julia Karassxh: II n.
imln History Of The RrPabc States;
Thoughts abont Women BY The yan Hah
b ~
Hanry Ward Bacchnr's I4te Theushss
# BoAa's Esirarss
Puprs Homrr's HAD Illustrated 81
pupes saospr's Diyasy linstratea 81
H1nom.a Ninevah and its Pas
ropes Eartpeai Wor eziinn,
II Ihrt's Anfanics Athens; II plates steel:
ir Carpenters Zngy 2 vo bnairea
Naici Wonders q eergy, WITH crs sroingieal sp rlies
20 beautiful wgscd cuts
Index ~ TafeS, Gin volumes /, Al. -
Carpenter. Mechanical InioeuThy
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Book Store, sa2 renn 10Th -ss
April IS
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L>BBlTr HOUSE.. II. FREEMAN, street
IL wsthnrun, ID cTs gs,pu
bar and nsnshl a~i 's Thoroughly rea and furnished
vi nd nferd
rscrrs ass an requisites ~ frrsrfsS~ hause
provided rnzeh With AZ r~fona
dcr nsus arrival m the ocnveynnre
passengers and tsxrrre the hoicL or
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AD~Ax ADJOURNED MEETING nExocRA nc
and Anti kno~ naing Tnrd Tenn,
Hall & between 9th and 10th evening
the lo gni,ah
dermen aad ConaIaoa Council and
wH A. KENNEDY, Chairman.
C. y. FaRcy, secretary az Apri 10,
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A Ill WIDTfiS.--Meiium, fine, and superhne
n table In all prsre- om the hw~ and
up stylish and Dorc patterns,
spnre al linen napkins, dcyiies, towels Sv.
doxrab inwclr, all the various best kinds
New supplies rrcm North and Earl daily-
he lowest price marked ia plain figures
We All BILL presented month
Nv E,r payment fn cash Discontinued not paid
abolish letting goods cat
inspection psng home The Ir
damage from Thousand 10 ah~cn hundred
annually ab"r the back keeers other
which addition there nealer pront satisfaction Re
acnx people Of this where
large retail business Is done
prices dealing relied MI
cases FERRY 1 BROTHER,
Central ssoresr we<. building.
AuJa l3--IQtan opposite Centre Market.
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7YIE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, Railway
Il Engineer; BY samuel Smiles from the fourth Londcn
Just pahi-le-i Cor sale al PHILIPS
Store, 81 av between 9TH and 10Th SITS
April Is
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L,URNIrlIED ROOMs.--Pariors with Bed rooasat-
ofs--ifs wiiarAs' Hofei 81 ~
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os-re hv ckess and shares cena,cs ~ packages the
each drawing all
who order from
Address r. y BUCKLEY. Agent
Ap rs Wilmington, Delaware.
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"ATCIi Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv and
repaired perform
Engraving every ncna.ng The
cutting d arms rress nuispcs niis.s
s Visiting and Wedding arts elegantly engraved sud printed
W. & B2O.,
y@welerg. ses Pennsylvania avenue,
Jsnaa 8ossas1 adj
GEORGE c. THOMAS. COMMISSIONERS OF
an The States and Notary Public seventh street
May IS--1y
TAMES j. DICKINS ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW
81 rstrt sre1cy oce scutiat Corner q
~rVeuti md y sfr9ez Dec AT
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESS0R ]. T. CHURCHILL Artist, respect-
fiy thanks ts friends and patrons for
nent and solic,s a continuance q the
studio Mtary Gaery No tss rennsyvans avenue, three
duors east 81 ~ street
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X ROVER & BAKERS SEWING MACHINE--
NJ the sncy hAsd
os c~chrsx-d Emy sewing ma<ms cd
presenting public whAss &nx We&e1eurn
they bcatsvei be tar hsat ArHpae - ~
pubic They nj family sewtnG, the
kind f~ rsspeay invAs ~ ;Ass 10
call examine them
will asendancs sxdtM Ae, axd - instruct
all desiroa~ of purchasing. sss "a a8ftai.g4
Needles 81 al sizes VIII be constantly ka ~ hznd M Ma
G. W HDtE1lN,
No sls Hah, r-anryfvsaM .v-~sr, Aes~e-a
MAJ A-5tswswH Mar III md f91A o<as4s
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(sAPT MAYNE REDS NEW BOOK. RAN
~ Away NJ SEA, Autobiography for Boys; Is
revived nj
TAYLOR 4 MArHYs
Ap Ig-N Bookstsrr. 534 t'cnp srenuc.
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