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Gov. Wwr on Assrs-Gov. wise's additions

Gov. WISE ON AssEs.-Gov. Wise's additions
to the natural history department Of science are
invaluable. He has told US all about the differ
ent varieties of crabs, the ''hardshells," the
"softshells" the ''peelers;" and all about varie-
ties OF negroes, the "ebo skin" the "gizzard.
foot" Sc. In his late letter to the Tamn any
Society, he thus discourses about asses: as
Almost every other people aud every other
party, except the American Democracy, have
bad their "bridges of asses" but do pray that
we not be such asses ourselves as to make .
bridge OF slavery, or OF any other subject, for
US to stall at in career and progress Of nation
al greatness. And YET, gentlemen, there are
great many Kansasses in our country; and they
are not half as stubborn asses as the ean't-asses
A driver can get along after manner with an
ass that can, but the cruelcst goad will not pre-
vail with the asses who can't They are the
stubbornest OF all, and very sure to stall just
in the way and at the very place Of most dam
ger. They bray political religion, and reli-
cjous politics. ...f
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C0UNciL BLuvSs, Jan. 18th, lS58.


COUHciL BLuvSs, Jan. 18th. 1855.
There seems 70 be no end to the difficulties
which beset the practical operation Of Squatter
Sovereignty. in thess degenerate times. Kan
sas 10 in . muss generally. Utah is in rebellion,
and now even Nebraska- praised Nebras-
ka-which Gov. Cunning thanked God was not
afflicted With any political heresv, 10 In trouble
The Territorial Legislature has split into two
parts, one portion Of each House constituting
to hold its sessions in Omaha and the other por-
tion In Florence. The majority is At the latter
place, but the Governor wont recognize them
IS Legislative body, refuses to receive mes
sagss frea shsn, and what 10 more, for . Ter
riserisl Legislature, sosf pay them. The cause
ofthe disision grew out Of : eight in the House,
on . bill 70 elect Territorial printer, but real
ly had il beginning In ths Capitol question:
The enemies Of Omaha having given notice Of
. bill 70 remove the Capital, its friends deter
missd 70 inferpsss ~ the obstacles to its pas
says In thsispossr. On the 7th inss., finaing
the House II he sCommittes Of the Whole,
with chairman % suit them. they determined
to stay theirs, sasil he end of the session, it
necessary, bat Ne sntiO mahailes, among whom
vas the spssksr. vsrs equally determined that
the gsns shealA ~ blocked. So the Speaker
asssnpsed - 81 pe0essien Of the chair BY
fosce, row snsssd. ne Hobbies we're cleared,
and the Honss instaasiy adjourned. Next morn.
ine both brsnchss edieurned to Florence. but =
missvisy 10 sssA bsaash rsnsins IN Omaha, and
meets daily IN The Capital, but immediately I'd
joarss for vant cf aNporum. ~ saY .,a
hight n he uidss u this melee Gov. Rich
artison has made his sppesraDos, ana has %
sulaed sNs Excessive Chair, bat be WI have
nsthiae % 10 sisk ~ rebellious Horsaceitea.
and = shs tsrn Of The Legislative sessien ssds
on the 18th, BY Tie Organic Law, TIE fares Of
lssislasion IN EsbesiaE,i for 1853, Win soon b
elesed, 50 hss hsys bssn passsd and no0s
win -, For ~ ~ ysas he Territory has
been viabess ssy Ssinlaal Lass vhassvss. ssd
such nov psemisss . b iss condition for u
ysse - sens. Isuy isnsse - paaasaps y i've
ID sesaassIsy vishsas hrs - pssish lAscesy,
barSauRv' and nard1r. esa assg - s.
= - .-r,- fil4p sfs s6zsRs2..s 81.
s,svss 1osfs italy, d.. 10 ~ 80 "a = 4
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Respsax. - genIlsmsn from DE intssiee 30
sebbsd Of pDekss beek eessaipiag tsrty dol
lass, as shs Uatea 1ssss. oa'1huslay lAst he
vsss 70 ~ via n Bat = Ne nsssisg FHdsy)
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49, - - 80 - b. H1S s~4I~
essises 80 - 60 80
few A. ~ nE
nsass. ~ Ia a.
lesa efneae II paeisy q ~ N&
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nsoey Il Il own. .rrsat;ensass With
$50. $500. ,,,.I,,.1 Ill. A took I
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IL. - a. vhch 4 oolv made be-
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oAnd they shah gnaw 6ie and Zee 70 the,
nountains Of HsPsidam," SC.
A.. AZ f,o,...n. I....-,.ol.a .sroorh il
ma .cr..;,;-.d 4. ..v.,., r.,.,r.nbe without
snd;nv . kaok, unon rh,cb 60 h.ne an objection
or an imo.rfect ...,t vherc ]. breach might be
msde vieh I'm hssvv artilleyv. In this dilemma
The editor contents himself With sneerinK 1t the
Inaugural a. I Keokuk al.;r. and in appending
10 It. At the latter end. an extract from the
Hard Sheii Bsps;st Sermon, which We take 70
Il verv annronriate text for the occasion and
REGULARLY anplicable 70 the condition Of the
editor. II the "Whsnx. doodle. hasn't been
nournipe over his first born. the editorial col.
amns Of the Gazette show that be has been
giving tcnvue IN his ..phs linkan in = very af.
fectinv nav.
The Inaugural Address cf Gov. Lowe We
think :. ersdit.ble aff.ir aud believe Il will be
20 dec,ded bv al c.udid persons. No citizen
n m. Sta h.s e.n.s IN b.. ashamed of it. or
NJ tho nresent Executive head of our State
aov..nment Jnao. Love has never been
dsmared either bv the ridicule or abuse Of his
nol,;c.l mr. nersonar enemies. much less by the
| ! una : -, - - s~f 49,
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The nocdEs' ' sA = fsThkf.-"e nave se"
! soe 'e'egrappuc columns oi Tue ne"ANys
oriet ana unsatisfactory accounts OF sne s''As -
robertson q hocnester ior the alleged atssu'ps
20 poison ms VIE, which was concluded oy
verd'cs OF MOT g1'tty' a. was announced yes
terdAy. It's . peculiar aud remarkable case.
Ar. Robertson . man OF character ana pro
perry, ana was apparently happy IN ms domes-
tic relations The serious charges against nun
90 not come from MS vile or her frien"s, Ou'
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6Eelss lGoess FovsD.-OaIcss KSlN

6selss tGoess fognD.--0ibcss Ken !.
nlcons.gteh llla.. yesterday, nsds -
kosen silver ware b The house Of ,, 4 ln
o. thh ely Is.sppsass tAAt : iarRs - =
eeeooA seeeQ b., Usgs @Ulea IN Dosea
~ Aperet laeA .snA ~ trail I'D 70 -
vAsse Ne gee3a were te1nd In po9e }
~. uesp1y 4 vassans tss Issssd ~ q
Dosna1 md she' teoecA resulted ssve ~
soo11A Va Aops he anaaR Win - ,,soaS1
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rgc ". 4. 1sibase.
T. III 49, =. In, IL. 1884.
IT - ~ - " 3Gr fsns13 =,
~ ho |,I S1s1ss IN - N1tol,15i {
~ tn - CesstSk lco6la. 81 va ~
~ ao ~ ! l1sdafy W. hero
at 10 eitatie 1nsd b
- ~ df s1vsatjo1.
No H. - bcsala, ~.
- - thes pse6satsA thse defeating tie
\ - u ~ Esshllag Aos, which reQaised I
lsgielAless, - one hundred and eight
[1alUeuA y f1Ep y ta't4tlf.nel Cvnyertiou.
q 10 conss0ta, thas ! cuISy vii b em0ved
i - fosod aptA sxanini6x - aggregate
q votes fstoEne1, ana csimaatng srven coun-
siss, mot fepesss9 - ~ lHeseetAsy - 10 Ipts-
nor, - the s11s tate wisissns eahesss shas that
deAee 80 eafseloa - oaly - ooo@exe ~ Con
grese and ffactien-ntl ZONE thOusspd-giv.
ing sns1 sA9 81 n 7. while three Are elected
and hete. q re 6ease Il Admitted The House
uiM have % ssttie The poisit and the probability
Y that new election viii b ordered, In con.
sequence Of the embarra ssment Of discrimina-
ung between the respective clalmantt.
=, -. UousIas prssses ;or she adnisaton O.
minnesota very earnestly. II. Green and
0tness de.are 70 have ferose made 70 the Sen.
aee % ~ the facts relAtivs 70 the two Con
vsnsao1s psrnape Wild the view Of rcserving
tne que.0on 81 tne appiscation 81 Minnesota.
g snas y may come IN y On equivalent Tor
Kansas.
Inc omciai description Constitution y not
nere, put y expected daily ~ the hands Of Gen.
Oa'noan. Inc copy already publiss'ed wss re-
ce;vSG II0m nim ~ the rreodenI -
Ex'Dfssrice Attorney Weir brought no com
municauon 81 any kind from the Government.
ma openly in sne interest Of II. Douglas
ne was formerly rampant Pro-Slavery agi'
tator.
Despatcnes received yesterday By the InterioI
department leave shs result OF the election In
sne same conoiuon g y was ieft ~ previous
reports. the belief here y that the Free State
men nave the Legislature decidedly.
Tne Administrator feels confident Of carrying
sne Lecompton scheme through in spite Of the
1t the experiment fails, then the plan 10 70 fall
back on mart Of Pugh's DfODOaitinn and To ri "
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Sss - .elv.-A BostOa papsfq
~. eensleuaas Who he'd sons -
~ !. nj his mare. He shock -
- q her, 20 dslnds her into ,hs bslsi1
:. .as glad 70 gss Il; but sAe vss ~ q
scsivsa. Gks wesld coms nigh. and thss G
On aeeaa. nntl ~ god man vss fsstssS -
badly A. hst BE- got her in corssr -
some bsiars and made dash AZ hes, 49,
bounded over the wsll and leis hin sps
among The sbushssI Elis Chvissias -
gave way q this. and gathering biossh -
90. 'Oh helr-. The ejaculation bad
hSs lip before 10 thought; bat, insec
coesctsss e ~ wichsdasss, As asiA-1s
80 tsasalAtsd 10 pre6ane word inc 800
triumpA.s
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On motion. the above resolutions we're adopt
ed By the meeting, without dissenting voice.
II shese were any present vho we're opposed.
they Were ashamed to be heard.
The following persons signed their names ID
support ofthc proceedings Of the meeting:
n. Msstsr, ,Pres'I, John Davis, Vice Prse't..
b. Lsndes, Sec'y, =. Moore. D G Mccullough, J.
Irwin, r r Porter, Head. Roberta, J Nil
ier, j galloway. q H sawyer. G LAndea. \ Rob
ssss. I sfRsbests,, y G Davis, n Halnse, 4
walker, J W Moore, French. b NieadsnuA J
Yoat v Porter, D Hunter. Ives, Lsndes, J
sehspeAapgast ~ Chichsstsr, Q Aysss Wv
On motion, II vas agpssd thas ~ have The
prccesdlngs q THE nssting pabished in he
Bssliagses Weekly Havk-Rye and Iowa Stats
GaAssts. sisas5 spq ai III ss.na "a sy.s as,,
! On motion, adjousnsd. ..og q 1; salssg
,p4 1e D. LANnEs sssy.
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seat on the bench OF the Supreme Court Of tue
United States wss pending, we made some OBJ
jeCtiODs to Il. Now that the appointment has
been approved by the Senate, Justice requires
us to admit that there il certain degree Of pro.
prety and fitness in il. In this sort of cases We
must consider not 90 mach what, would have
been suitable in the past, - what 10 suitable Tor
the present. We must learn to get rid Of our
'prejudices" touching the object and proper con-
stitution of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and this appointment Of Judge Clifford,
properly improved, will be great help to us in
doing 90. Il used to be thought, in the days Of
Marshall and Story, that the great object Of that
tribunal was the adjudication Of suits 1t Law, in
conformity 70 established legal principles, and
to the actual facts and justice OF the case. OF
course, with this idea the object Of that tribu-
nal, il used 70 be supposed that knowledge Of
the law and powers Of reasoning we're neeessary
qualifications for seat on the bench. But With
the new purpose 70 which the Court has Of late
devoted itself-that Of leading OF in politics-.
these qualifications have ceased 70 be essential
In fact, it has been ahundantly established by
the case Of Judge Curtis, that, as least 10 (
Northern member Of the Court, they are decided
dsquali6cations, since they tend sadly 70 disturb
the harmony Of the Court, and almost to nsa-
tralixe the intended effect Of lie deeisons. Il 10
= very awkward thing, after the majority Of the
Judges have been at great pains to wsave an 10.
genious web OF falsehood and sophistsy, TO have
il all relsntlessly sweps away BY ose OF thsir
own colleagues on the bench. On the principle
which seems 70 have governed the selection Of
nr. Clifford, that tho proper business Of the
Northern minority on the bench q merely 70
fall in with and Say yss 70 any extrayagancse
which the SoushAgn majority may cheoss 10 pro-
mulgase. Ar. Cdaosd y admirably qualified lor
he ~ In Uhiah h. HAL 49, - y vrv-
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E8L NeV s1osh, Jan. =
Two men have been arrested upon susDi|
Of having been concerned in the robbery y \
Natiooal Sank Of the City lev aays -
. pack coalaiaing e2,6OO. Tie -..., =
taken u The cosntes While ,Ae - - =
sactisg ~ rsgular bus;sea -. - -
cd had 90 or lhe hilb u y ..
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man who violated the laws Of his country and
who, The President says, CoE,miU . great error.
NJ. Pugh said II, - has been charged,
Walker and hie men were Sighting fos justice,
Why were they not handed over 70 the Marshal
for the District Of Louisana, where ths offence
was committed. Il was idle 70 cay they we're
arrested - fugitives, The argument that the
President was the commander.in chief OF tbs
army and navy has the right % pursue the f6gi.
lives beyond the United Seates D. ous of IL
question. II arrested - pirates they could b
tried q the very first port II pirates vhy
were NOT Walker and his follower, when in New
York and Norfolk committed 70 prison. Wss
II true that the President could Of his own win
without authority from Congress, send not oaly
the navy but the army to foreign country 70
carry on war. The Law y susceptible Of no
such construction. The power Of the President
under the neutrality laws b to nee che army.
navy, and militia TO prevent Unlawful milifasv
expeditions being fitted out and carried On to-
our territory. Ny w
4 the expedition escaped, his power is At an
enc. That men should escape 10 nothing more
,aan IN svesy day Occurrence. II the Psssi-
oens wants more paWer let him oak Congress
70 grant u. II Walker, went 70 peaceful Voun.
Try and committed an offence, he deserved r.
prehcnsioD, bat II he went 10 country an.
tsactsd for years and took upon himself "a
iVteWess ~ the consequences Of war, 10 ala
nothing more than persons had alvays dane,
He should vote for no Medal the Que~..;..
vas one which teachsd tAs rights Of ev =. :. !.
aad involved tAs salsasion sf ~ rove,n,.s $50
y Ne rsesideas could paas.as fto~ 49,
seas 80 into fofeign ccasssy, and that ceunsrv
couI0 an With dss5otic power, il vas time ~,
.o@e n%'s scould b placed . sach Absolute
sxssaefdinary procsedings, w A7 p575G '7ls
~. Poasoo CHAINED ~ nooe. X. sssss af,
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL Hodges, ir. Md:
Hon T. Ward, Ga; ID Luther, Pa; Mr. MeWU,
liams, Md; Mr. Mayo, USN; L. and Ran
som, Mr. Bolts, L Scott and lady, M L. Lewis. G
Taylor and lady, p Nj Hales and lady, Mr. and
Mrs Paxton, Va; A Brooke, Md Jas d, Donnell
~; Thomas and lady. ) Corbott and lady-S
ID Cozzens, l. Blake and lady, l. X Ely and w.
w Wood and ly, v York; Robt Ayers and W.
Ky; Eaton and ly, Mrs Richardson, T. Ward
Mass; w Goodman, Miss; Craig and w. Scot.
land; n Lord and fam, o; Jos Reed, Ga; ] n
Harper, do; ID 8 Walker and lady, Florida; v A
Wht6eck, X Vanderzee, NYk; Hon A Rust,
Ark l. Tflghman, Md; Mrs Chase, Mexico; ID
Judd, Va; Hartwell and lady, China; ri A
Anderson, Tenn; Miss Lindsay, Misses A II. J
II, and L Morebead, NC; o b Latham, NY:T
X Mccain, Jas Winter, Pa.
BROWNS HOTEL Underhill, III: Bit
Bornland, do; Bowman, Pa; Fl NJ Garland, Va:
Church, do; Moore, dc; Mr. Miller, do,
Brown, La; c c McCaun, Va; Keller. Md. j
X Covington, do; A Rigau, Pa; Heymand ir
Sc A ID Rodgers and lady, o; w Burress and
family, Miss; Mr. and Mrs Pardell, NY: w #
Maginder, USA; s w Parsons, o; J nj Cary. do.
Il Prayer, Mich; j Brady and lady, CT; T Dew
ess, and lady, KY; q Barrett, Ill: A Mandell and
lady, Mich, T. Sutton, NJ; Gen w Sutton. Mass.
Prof w Hayt, Wis; C l. Flint, Mass; ID Iced
N.Y. c Long aud family, O; c Moon. OY:
J ICELAND, Md; b Jones, Pa
klRkWOOD HOUSE, Rosenback Pa. 7
Nash, %; A Pace and family, Min; " b vii.
son, Iowa w L LoYell and lady, CJN: A Roe
Md ID Anthony, NY; Campbell, Md: "a
AJar6oe, do w Berry, do; TT Turner, do;
w A Ldnahan, do. ~
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90 Miss McMahcn, the actress, was Kissed OF
the stage, at Detroit, on Saturday night.
III bear weight 4iG pounds, was killed
In Sullivan county, ". Y, on Srnaay last.
III Four hundred and eighty thc-'sand Of the
slaves at the South are church members.
III The Tampa Ella Board Of Heskh, on
tbs I'd inst, published that yellow fever existed
there, although In = mild form.
HI There was frost in Ko,ciosko county,
Miss, on the 9Th and 8th inst, Sufficient to kill
cotton eolls ana sweet potato vines.
% Manley Locke Is on thai, In Rochester, for
the murder Of BeDiarafn Starr He sets up de-
fence Of hereditary insanity
IL Advices from the French vest India Is
lands state that that 5000 Africans ana 20 Asiat-
les had just been received at Guadaloupe
IL A couple were recently joined In wedldck
In Hamburg, =. c., whose courtship commenced
In Jail, where one had been confined for stealing
III A Young lady, Is years of age, sent to tie
state Fairin Connecticut guilt containing Ten
thousand pieces.
u is estimated that years will be REQUIRED
70 complete the HoOsaic Tunnel, on the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad
W Nj FROST, the celebrated French I'm meier
was on Thursday, I'D ult. sentenced by the cor,
rectional tribunal of Paris to three wears, i'm
prisonment, besides having to pay - ,0OOf dam
ages
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PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
L. s. CAPITOL EXTENSION

AND WASHINGTON AQUEDUcr OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON, September 81 h, 1853
until the fourth day of December next, at noon for
Capitol, one hundred Shafts for the cGumns of the
exterior porticos of that building.
The dimensions are as follows:
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus Of
the base each shaft to BIS twenty five ct two nd
toIus to the top Of the upper ass ss Oh SAID
The diameter of the torus bottom piece OF shaft
to be- three feet seven and five eighths inches; the
diameter of the shaft above to be three feet aud at
neck below the capital two feet SIX and Ell nth
inches and the diameter of the upper astrsgs to be
two feet eleven aud seven this inches These are
the net dimensions Of the work when finished.
and TO be free from all defects which would make
blamishes in the finished column.
The above shafts to he of white American marble,
SINH In color, gram and to that used
IN the exterior of the Caption Extension, which
comes from near Lee. Massachusetts.
Every PropO al should he accompanied with
block at least one cubic foot in size, as a specimen
of the marble offered. This specimen wlil be sub
rs 5en, r TN aHo tests be
Tine proposals should state the time within which
more responsible persons to the effect that he OF
their bid be accepted en-: or into an with
70 ten days. with good and sufficient securities for
United States District Judge. United States B ire
general government or Individual know to the En-
Eineer or Department of War, that the guarantors
The United STATES the rig hit to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantag eous, and to make
arrangements for procuring . he ~ arble.
Proposals will he received for furnishing the shafts
either In single blocks blocks of not les than
four feet In LENGTH and the number of shafts offered
stated.
Proposals will be opened in this Office at noon of
the 4th December next, In the presence of bidders
who may choose TO tie present.
By order OF the Secretary of War:
Nj. e. MEIGS,
Capt. of EngIn
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EVENING STAR.
THE LAST LOOK.

Behold-not him We knew!
Ths was the prison which his souI look al IN rcr IN
Tender, and brave. and true.
His voice no more in heard;
And ms dear name-that familiar vord-
Lies on our Lips unstirrsd.
He spake with poets touxus.
Lying, FOR him the minstreI's lyrs VA. .trnns.
he shal not die unsung!
onsf TIED his love. and pain;
nv ssS tong bondage Of his martyr chain
NAE sEeet sou-in vain!
IL felt life surEes break
As, Eirt with sto, nv seas, his island lake,
Smiling while Tempe
How can We sorrov morei
Grleve not for HIM whose heart lsa sons before
10 that untrodden shore
Lo. through this leaiy screen,
"A Yleam Of sunllEh on a ring Of green,
frtrodden, half unseen.
Here LET mia body resi-
Where the calm shadow that Ms soul loved hast
MAY stde above ass breast
Smooth his entertained bed:
hne sone Natural tears are softly sheS.
IL rs not for the dead.
rod the green turf arisht
". the long hours before tbs morning light
And SAY The last Good Night.
And plant a clear white stone
Close BY those mounds which hold his loved, his
Lonely. but not alone.
Here let him sleeping hs
Thi Heavens bright watches slumbsr In the sky,
IAtIausis Moathly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-23
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. NJ. {. Mefys, u. S. EngtReerS.
We the undersigned, residents Of in the
State Of. hereby. jointly and severay, cove
nant with tbs United States, snd guaranty in case
the foregoing bid OF - be accepted, that he or
they W, within ten days after the acceptance of
the SAID bid execute the contract for he same, with
furnish the articles proposed IN conformity to the
terms Of the advel tisement under which it was
made. Ard IN case the said - shall fail to enter
the difference between the offer by the said - and
the next lowest bidder.
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hereby certify that, to the best of my know edr
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