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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Public spsak;nr.

ina undersigned Call,,ida.,.s vi address The
people NJ the following tisses a.d ac.s, to wit:
NJ. Scion. SATURDAY.. Msv 9Th
NJ. Meridian, on Turaiay. MAY 18th.
BIT. sidney, Wednesday. Nay t2th,
CEu.chville, on Thurstsy. " 81 18th,
Decrhrld, On Friday. Nay tab,
y est View, on saturdsy Ma, 18th.
WavHesborough. on M1ndav, May 18th,
Sherando, On Tuesday, Ma, 18th,
Stuart. Draft. On Weco-s,la, May laih
AZ New Hope, Spring Hill ard Aiddlebreok on
the days Of the kegisnena .iuztrrs at those place
respectively sud at Intermediates points at night,
where MEETINGS Ray b." c.llsd 40 rs not to con
dict With the above appointments.
JOHN q. !M3GDEN,
.JAS. COCHRAN.
70 Curoclsnen't sr- respectfully invited 20
Meet M.
Nav & 1858,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

A Htprtere too Late. At White vile.
y. e., last Friday, two negroes were exc
cuted for the mnr,ier Of their mistress. On
representations made that Joe" one of
the sentenced persons, was Of weak mind
tending towards idiocy, Gov Bragg, grant
ed reprieye. Solicitor Strange received a
dispatch Thursday. that tLs reprieve was
on It's way. and immediately a special loco
motive was dispatched for VAUDEVILLE to err
rest the execution, but ewing to accident it
failed to reacl, Whitrville uniil fifteen min
utes after the execution
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Public Rejoicings.

The settlement of the Kansas controver-
81 in Congress, on Friday, was celebrated
by the firing Of cannon in Washington, on
the two succeeding nights, and on Saturday
night, was additionally signalized by SER
enade to the President at the Executive Man
sion. The announcement Of this intention
drew thither, besides great crowd Of citi-
zens, many leading public men, several Of
whom addressed the multitude in short
speeches.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Billiard TABLES FOR SALE

A Trustee Of John B. Scherer. will on Nop-
IA day. The 2tM day Of Hay, 1858, at the Store
of Wm. Wholey, proceed to sell at public auction
two BILLIARD TABLES, with their BALLS.
Els, and other appearances.
TERMS:-A well endorsed negotiable note at 20
DAYS.
1853. in front OF the Coert- house. sell a TOWN
LOT, containing about one acre, lying north-w,ss
OF stanton and adjoining the lots OF H. G.. Bickle
being the said lot conveyed to said Scherer by II.
NJ Bell, Com'r. Terms made known on day of
sale. will sell the above mentioned property nri-
vately between this time and day of sale
WIN. S. II. BAYLOR,
III Trustee OF j. Is. Scherer.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

The Sunken Ships at Sebastopd We
understand on excellent authority, that the
report that the Sebastopol company has
proved failure, and that the sunken ships
can never be raised, is an error. Whatever
the difficulties in removing these obstruc-
tions-and the difficulties have been greatly
exaggerated-the Russian government is de-
termined that they shall be overcome and
as it is prepared to remunerate the contrac-
tors adequately whatever the cost, success
is only question Of time Phil. Ledger.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Mr.. Ererelt.

This distinguished gentleman left this
city in the morning train Of yesterday, for
hynchburg, where he will deliver his great
Grafton on Washington tonight. The citi-
zens Of Lynchburg have thus an opportuni-
ty Of hearing one Of the most eloquent and
inspiring addresses the age has produced.
Mr.. +. will also repeat his Grafton in Lex
iugton, Staunton. Charlottesville, and per-
haps other places in Virginia. during his
present visit Wing Of Tuesday.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
re- The Clarke Journal marks tina e.

EE The Clarke Journal marks the fol-
lowing course for the Hon. John I.etcher
First to be elected Governor of the State
for four years; then to the United States
Senate. there to remain. The Journal adds ::
There is no stronger, more intrepid, watch
full man in the South, than Mr.. Letcher -
lie deals heavy and strong blows whenever
he deals any at all. He is man Of honest,
inaexiblc purpose
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
RAIL ROAD ARRANGEMENTS

The convention Of Railroad officers, on
tuesday. says the Petersburg Express, re-
NAMED in session until late hour at night.
We are happy to learn that liberal arrange
ments were effected for the benefit Of pas
Sensers from all quarters to the Springs Of
Virginia. Last year no union whatever
existed between the several rail roads in
fercsted, and consequently the passenger
from distant points was under the necessity
Of purchasing tickets at every stopping
place, and made liable to many other dis
advantages and inconyeniencies now Who'll
ly obsiatcd. Tie happy consummation 50
important an object must bring with it re-
suits highly beneficial to the respective
. roads, as we'll as to the interests Of the
peerless summer resorts of Virginia.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Col LEE, Of Richmond, has on exhibi-
ton at the American Hotel, pure copper
lightning Conductor. It is constructed
and erected on scientific principles, and the
material, copper, being from eight to ten
times better conducting power than iron,
and not liable to rust or oxydate is suffi-
cient guaranty to give it the preference over
iron rods that become worthless when once
coated with rust In our day, every man,
no matter how infammable his posses sions,
can calmly sit down in the most violent
thunder shower and feel sure that be has ia
ken the proper precaution to guard against
lightning. His effects are perfectly secure,
and the man who fails to provide himself
with this security, at the present day, must
attach blame to himself if he does not guard
against the danger Of the clements.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

ET Our friend, ALEXANDER, Of the
Charlottesvi lille Jcfftrscnian. has recently
been on visit to Stanton, jast hear how
he discourses about our goodly city, and par
ticularly in reference to our nei ghbors If the
Spectator and ourselves If he had been in
our smoke house this morning, he would
have formed different con clusion with re-
gard to our prosperitv-the meat stolen-the
soap stolen, some articles Of clothing stolen,
and oU from Printer.
STANTON.
Cur neigLboring town Staunton, seems
to be progressing IN business and other
things, if we may Judge BY cursory visit
there last week. The stores were filed with
goods and business vas active, every person
looked pleased and seemed to enjoy his
prosperity as q matter Of course The ho-
tells as is always the ease with them, Isve
their tables loaded with suhstantials and
excellent fare, anu the landlords see that
their guests are attended to not only while
at the table. but when in their rooma. -
McClung, Of the Virginia House is prince
Of landlords and hlssseryants under his com
nland perform their duties with alacritv and
obey his shrill whistle as promptly az ever
our army Of soldiers carried out the orders
Of General Taylor in his Mexican caiu-
paigns.
At the present time there is a recruiting
+, station in Stanton. and those who hsve
enlisted perambulatc the streets clothed n
their army uniform.
There is deep reliqi.;,e feeling prsva-
ding the whole cou1runitr. and hun,tre,ss
Of persons profess to have been conve. ted :;
prayer and religious anev;i:l,s are held eve
Try night the Methodist church has reciy. d
! the largest addition. sane l~4u. we believe.
On Sunday afternoon, previous to the c"le-
bratinn o: The '4ord'+ Supper in the Baptist
Church. nineteen persons receiNsi tho right
hansl y fellowship from the pastor, Rev.
{svoTgs y Taylor three Of these persons
we're deaf srl;l dumb, one Of them MI In
structor il the D. l. D Institute.
| Two o. the clergy :npn Of Stanton sre
graduates # the University, viz: Rev. Mr..
I.s'ane Of The Episcopal, and Rev. Mr..
Taylor Of The Baptist church
| The Federal Court is hol,lin. its session
at this time in Staunton, Judge Broken
brougb, presiding.
| a new infantry corps has recently been
gotten up here, and there is perfect en-
thusasm On the subject. This corps out
numbers the one in this place. and should
they be able to get their uniforms compile.
ted, they will probably pay our town visit
on the anniversary Of tie National Birth
day.
Our friends The editors OF the l'indicatcr
and Spectator, We found in enc health and
busly engaged in their duties, and coming
money fast, as all editors ought We trust
they may get enough and live to a 50 ID 0 d
age to enjoy the fruits Of their laLors -
Charlottesville Je1srsonton
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
10 1Hy Ftllosr Citisens Of Me Comfy b

10 1Hy Ftllosr Citizens Of he Comfy Of
Pemdleton
At the solicitation Of a number Of you,
consented to become candidate for the
Sherifalty Of the County. In consequence
Of the protracted illness Of my son. find
that ! would, if elected, be unable TO dis
charge the duties of the Office, and I there
fore, most respectfully decline being longer
q candidate.
EDWARD r. SAUNDERS.
May Sd, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

4 QHarte'fe. Our pen rccoi!s from the
duty, yet it is our pro vince to record the
revolving fact, that white woman, in Meek
ienburg county Became the mother. a few
days since, 1T four children. TWO Of whom
were Of her own color. and The other two
black = Kich. lihil
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election Day, 4th Thursaoy in sfay
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
To the Voters Gf tnrn,f3 r;;f;n;y


We are authorized = announce JOIN D. +. y
TODES, ESQ. as Candidate for tle cGr.s Of
Clerk Of the Comfy Court Of Augus,s.
~ We Authorized u annoanee fFfT'ER-
eON KINNEY az Candidate for rs.,,lcction Ia
the Olfce Of CLsRE OF rKH CorsTr Couar Of Au
fuHta.
Feb. 20, lshs.
We are authorized to announce Tf7nS. +. W.T.
HOE, ss Candidate for tho Office of tHerx of the
County Court Of Augusta,
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
To the Voters Of Augusta County.
respectfully announce myself az a Candidate
for reelection. IN the Ofice Of Clerk of tha C,R.
NIcHoLAs G. KINNEY.
Feb. 40, 1883.
TO the Voters Of Augusta
respeetfulis announce myself as Candidate
FOR tho Office Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of An
Sasta. JAMES COCHRAN.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We ara authorized to announce JOHN II
CRAWFORD, as Candidate for the Office Of Cos
srABLs in District No. /, in the town Of taunton
We are authorized TO announce TTIOS. MAR
SHALL a Candidate for the office of Constable
in the LIST Dittrict
We are authorized to ann,uncs r.. II. CUSlf-
ING. as Candidate for ths o1ics or Constable ia
the 7nd District.
COMMISSIONER or rnE REVENUE.
We are authorized to announce JOHN G. $40
vER. As Candidate for re- election to the Office
efCommissioner Of the Revenue in the Second Rev
enHe District of Augusta County.
We are authorized to annource, THOMAS N.
DONOHO. as Candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Commissioner of the Revenue In the first
Rsvsnue District of Augusta County.
FOR HIGH SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce Col. RCDOIFH
TURK, as Candidate for reelection to the Office
of Hiph Sheriff of Aurusta Comfy He will IN
the main, be assisted by the former Deputies.
WE are authorized to announce PETER q.
6TEELE, az Candidate for tue Office Of Shor;F
Of Augusta County.
FOR SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to Announce 4. D. TR0TrEf
as Candidate for the Office of County Surveyor Of
shs County Of Augusta.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Troops Departed. Lieut.. Randall. of
the U. >. Army, who has opened recruit
ing station in this place, despatched, on
Thursdays train, for Old Point Comfort
ten 6ue looking young men recruited at this
station.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
CE sCorington' has been received.

Note We are requested BY N. G. KIN
SEY, Esq, to state, that he will reply to
the Card Of Mr.. COCHRAN, in the next
Spectator and indicator.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

TOBACCO AND SEGARS. Having just re-
which in addition to what we had on hand before,
makes UP the beet assorted and largest stock of To-
bacea and - CARS ever offered in this market. We
are prepared ~ sell to suit tn, times.
r. r. GLENDN.
stanton. Nay s. IS. Fer &. 7. CocHsAS
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

EFF Hon. Charles Fenton Mercer, died
in Fairfax Co, on Tuesday, from Cancer
The deceased was about so years of age and
at one time had filed prominent space in
the public eye.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
4 Moist CIimafe,-Oregon must be

4 Moist Climafe.--Oregon must be a
great country for moisture. A writer for
knickerbockcr, now in Oregon, says it rains
twenty-six hours in the day for seventeen
months in the year. 1t commenced, he says,
on the 3rd Of last November and continued
until the 18th Of May when it set in for
long storm, which is not fairly over vet.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

'fNAkE notice, that ON Monday. the 3lst day Of
Il May, 1858. at the Office OF WIN. q. Sterrett.
IN the Town Of Stanton, will proceed to take the
deposition of VIM. S. McChesnev and others, to b.
read in my behalf upon the trial of certain sni,
in chancery, now pending in the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, in which you are Defendant and
am Plaintiff. Should the dispositions not be COM
pleted on the day aforesaid. the taking of them
will be continued from day to day. until finished
MARGARET SARAH WILDER.
Baylor & Bay lor, p. q.
May 8, 1858.
MAY APPLE.-A beautiful, bright mild
lVl pure article OF Tobacco at a moderate prics.
Just received and for sale by
r. j. GLENDY,
May s, 1853. Per C. T. CocHrAx.
DlPtS-Nine thousand Powhatan Pipes. a su.
L peror article also. full supply of a common
article, in store and for sale by
r. j. cLENDY
May s. 1888. Per &. I. CecHsA4,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Webster and Cass.--Daniel Webster's
father made cradle for little Dan out of
pine log, with an axe and augsr. and Lew
is Cass was rocked BY his staid mother, in
second hand sugar trough.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Resumption. Our Banks have all re-
sulned Specie payments, and they go on as
ueua}
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Correspondence Of the Daily Dispatch.

correspondence VI tAe Oaby DlSPatcn.
WEsrMogsLASp CousrY, Va, April 2slh
It is not often that thi, locality furnishes
. romance worthy Of publication. but one
has recently TRANSFERRED, which resulted il 4
tragedy. A man named Thomas r. Brana-
gan loved a young maiden loved OF
wisely but too weli''-and with a determi-
nation to conquer or perish. sought her
hand in marriage. The maiden, for certain
good reasons best known to herself turned
upon him a cold shoulder. and answered
his imprisoned appeals with the stern mon
osyllable ''No." The unsuccessful wooer
threatened to commit suicide--told her So
told her father SO; but as usual in such
cases. they regarded his threats with indif-
ference, little dreaming that no would carry
them into execution. On Sunday morning
last, the body of the infatuated man was
found in the woods, suspended to a tree.
Whether the maiden, like Niobe, all tears
wecps over the untimely end Of her lover,
Or calmly smiles. while all around weep, =
your correspondent is unable to determine
Sad Effects Of Lightning On the night
of the 9th ult., during severe thunder
storm, the house occupied by Abraham
Minich, one mile north Of Prairie city, Iowa,
was struck by lightning, while the family
were seated around the fire. Emmanuel
Minich was instantly killed, the fluid strik
ing him on the head, mangling it in a
shocking manner. Abraham was also knock
ed down, his right ear was severed from
his head, and lie was burnt and bruised 50
that there is no hope Of his recovery. One
Of span Of horses, hitched to wagon at
distance Of twenty PAGES from the house,
was also instantly killed. Abrahan.'s wife
and . little girl about ten years Of age were
also stunned. and when tue woman became
conscious she discovered the clothes of her
husband and brother in law to be on fire.
She erawled to them and extinguishcd the
flames, and remained with them until morn
Ing, before any Of Tie neishhors knew Of
the occurrence.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
FOR HIGHLAND COUNTY.
E0p ut EpL-
FOR. SHERIFF

VS. are authorized to announce ADAM STE.
PREHSOS, rs Candidate for the Office 81 Clerk
ct the County ard Circuit Courts of Highland
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

We are authorized TO announce ANDREW J.
BIRD. az q Candidate for tho Sherifaltv Of High
land County.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH N.
CHEW. as q Candidate for Commissioner of the
Hevenne, in District No. |, Highland County.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
May 3. 1858. WN A. BURNETT. D q.
TRUST sALGoFL.sp AND MILLS.

RIN > tAa.sf LAND : 2 XIiLy.
-, III pa suaLce vi 4 died 9, tut given 70 $40 ~
u. j. a, d.a, on Sth Dee, 1851, saal proce,,..
on tue Premises, On the 3 tss deg Of hay nex.. 10
sen at public sale. to th@ highest bida-r 4 TkAtP
W LAND, containing SO Acres situated sb,nt
mites iio'l -Nfaunton. upon The Mill Greek. m.
li'iPloI are It'w NV .1LLiA1i HOUSE
6hiSi Il tlfCtLAK SAW MILLS, aud o,ilsr
Buildings.
TEXANS One hsis down in 30 DAYS. ~ cur,d hy
Wen endorsed negotiable nnt, baianc. IN twelve
months, by bond With personal .ecuri.s. bcariiae
interest.
he title is considered good, bat viii conway
such IS vested in me
NIcH0. K. TROUT, Trustee
MavS IsSe
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

N. B.-persons enquriug for letters in the a.
bove list, will please say they advertised, 9TH
erwise they may not receive them.
i. b. STEVENSON, P. N.
S,aunts,n. May s, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Richmond, May s, 1853. I'm.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
The Cass- Trissari Treaty.

AZ Exchanges please notice.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-03-04

The question of Slavery submitted 10 an election
OF The people OF Kansas the 2st of December last in
obedience 10 the mandate OF the Constitution Here again
fair opportunity presented the adherents OF The
Iopeka Constitution If they were the majority, decide
peace the distracted Territory but they again refused
10 eN"rclse their right OF popular sovereignty again
suffered the election TO pass by default
Fair opportunity to decide the question of Sla-
very Why, sir, the President makes this allie
cation on the whole facts before him-with the
Constitutions before him, which were submitted
to the people. Calmly and deliberately in an
argument presented TO the people of this country
he comes before them and says, in his official
character, as communicating information relative
to the state of the Union, that the question OF
Slavery fairly submitted to the people of Kan
sas on the 2lst of December. Did not the Pres
ident know that it was but choice between two
slave Constitutions-two Constitutions, both of
which recognised and established Slavery in that
Territory The facts familiar to all of US in
the Senate hope they are equally familiar to
the country. One of those Constitutions author
lied Slavery in the ordinary form, providing that
slaves might be brought into the Territory and
held there, but it allowed the people to change
that Constitution and that provision: the other
prohibited the introduction of slaves into the
Territory, but it provided for the perpetuitv of
the Slavery that already existed there. Those
there were to remain slaves, and their children
were to remain slaves to the remotest ages and
the people were prohibited from changing that
provision at all
Is it not the height of assumption will not
use a stronger word with reference to the Presi-
dent of the United States-to put upon paper, and
send here, and before the country, the broad as
sertion that the question of Slavery was submit
ted to the people of Kansas? Sir, that question
never has been submitted to the people of Kan
sas. Nothing has been submitted to that people
but choice between two slave Constitutions
and, for my life am unable to tell which was
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
Na -AAlAn
p SCALES.

C~oSCORDIA PARIsHs La, March & 1883
D. INCOME, ESQ Memphis, Tenn.- Sir. L mi
up seven hundred bales Of cotton last year, with your Tie.
] consider then far preferable 10 anyI have zen used
Yours truly JACOB HOOVER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

IN Al cases where hxtrrnai Stimulation Ia required.
no remedy can equal the Washington Rheumatic Oiut.
ment.
The Washington Remedies Win In future Be issued m
ne following loW-priced packages The salve and Olnt-
meat N 50 cent and 81 Jars; he Puriaer and Intsnsl
and q.
For sale, wholesaie and real. al the Depot 81 De
Washingion Remedies 30. l05 Paydas street. New
Orleans. rraa -HICKLRTOHN A CO
Sole Proprietors.
3. ?. FNlsvorthA Co, and Johnsoa 4 Lonr Nsn5hi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

A HAED WIrNEss.-The following dialogue
which occurred several years ago between Z
lawyer and a witness, IN a Justices court. not
a great many thousand miles from this place.
is worth relating:
L seems that Mr.. JoRes loaned Mr.. Smith a
horse, which died while in bis (Smith's) Dos
session Mr.. Jones brought suit to recover the
value OF the horse, attributing bis death to bad
treatment During the course OF the trial a
witness (Mr. Brown was called to the stand
70 testify as 10 how Mr.. Smith treated horses.
Lawyer with a bland and eOnfdsnce-invok-
ing SMILEY Well, sir, how does Mr. Smith
generally ride a horse p"
Witness with q very merry twinkle in bis
eye, Otherwise impsrturbGble)-" Astride, /
believe, EiT.D
Lawyer with a scarcely psrceptible flush OF
veXation upon bis cheek, But still speaking in
bis snoothest tones)- But, sir, what gait
does be ride? y
Wines He never rides any gate, sir.
His boys ride all the gates"
Lawyer (his bland smile gone, AM bis voice
slightly husky)- But bow does be ride when
in company Wifh others?7
Witness-"K Keeps up, If his horse is able IL
not, be goes behind"
Lawyer Ctriumphsntly, and in perfect fury)
-" How does be ride when alone, sir?"
Wines Don't know-neVer was with bin
when he was alone"
LswyeT-@I have done with YOU. sir"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
Nv Cafchers.

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