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prrrs ~ UNirrn SrArEs MARsu,ls.-
The opinion 81 the supreme Court Of the
United States in the Wisconsin fugitive
slave case has ct length been published.
Though We have hitherto given the sub
stance Of that part Of IL regarding the
powers Of the Federal officers in cases
arising underline Federal laws, we subioin.
lor the hstterinformation Of the public.
paragraph from the official copy Of the
opinions
Although Il Is the duty of the Marshal
or other peranns holding him 70 make
knows ~ aproper return the authority
under which be detains hiut Il - al the
same zine imperatively lds duty to obey
tlle ptocess Of the United States To- hold
fNe lrteoncrs IN custody under II dHd q re-
f,se oIr,hssce 10 hs mandate ~ process q any
afier Government And consequently It =
his duty not to take the prisoner, nor sui
Ter him 10 be- taken. before state judge
Or court upon haboas corpus issued under
State authority. No State Judge or court,
aitrr they arc iudicially II formed that the
party j. imprisoned under the authority
~ the United States. has any right 10 in
tcrierc with him, or 10 rssquire him to be
brought before them. And fthe authori-
~ Of S ate, in the form of judicial pro
cess or otherwise. should attempt to con-
| troll the Marshal or other authorized agent
/ Of the Ul.tcd States. in any respect. in
/ the custody Of his prisoner. il would be
/ bis duty Co resist H. and to call to his aid
/ envy force thi m1y h. necessary to main
tain the ga Lority Of the law against lie
/ rnl interference. No judicial process
whatever form it may assume, can hav,
any Law 'ul authority outside Of the limit,
at the jurisdiction Of the court or iudg,
Us ior it J.. issued and any attempt {,
ftfcc il beyond these boundaries smoothing
less than lawloss violence"
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R6~ We are sorry 10 see, by our North
Mississippi exchanges, that the Hon. l.. @.
G. Lamar, the able and efficient Represen-
tative In Congress from the First District
In this stats, u IN bad health--so much 20
that Il isout Of his power, At present, to
visit hh constituents and render 10 them
an account Of his stewardship as their
Representative 10 tho National legisla-
mrs its hoped that he will soon regain
his usual hctiih Mr.. Lamar Is one Of
the ahlcst men in Congress, and nobler
patriot. frm,s AMI truer southern man,
does not exist.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-08

Cior, ~ Nf,uf,'v. Tie q u'on Citizen
icrut rlu rttntor, No various parts Of
t'at County. that ths grow ng ops are
di.nf t,irr,ily we'll though ~ cous'-
otsn,r M tio btr sprint an I the cool
nights anil m,rn'nr a. % the present
q ~. both corn an ool on are sm Y -
Toe oit crop We are sorry a. hirr. a.
INST au entrs failure htyiuf been de 4.
troyrd by the re @. The crops are su'lyr-
Ing he nav Coz want o. ran,
Toe same paper he, The iol.os.n5 n ie
gard To- the N = g iolart'i
1--WE rrrot to lcuu that this fatal d.s-
s,se b dtnf the wrk ~ dslfh % au
30 ,rm'nf evfent iu aan' part. of thi-
Comfy A pln'ef W. hyet bel NJ Con-
ton ia.arn a ua few 4 W since. that
his hogs we're dfint ddlv anil that a
psifiiar ar h.t hal alrelly llst one hun.
dre,l hafs thia sprinf Waat q pity that
s.isr-a osnnot aaeart.,in the cau 20 and ma.
eur. ~ en-, mysterious dsrase, aud pro
vlds costain romody ior y =
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Naw Gis8 DsJ,.Eu-3 CO Ectac.t
Gll has bsc1 .o1ul / il all iu gel'ile-
county. Nl31mt rhc Ttl'l'e, Re-.
porter sys d,i .p,s.m go. haze beyu "a
KIN arintl1n'Ny tItl itfuts AMI
that f.tU oxi'cnu' exists m th' com
mti'iv on tl, strct M AMI boy.
asEvin rt'.f pl,y .ln .i'p' bb.rtk
rock an I va "a t,nl IN .ylrca o.. the IRE
catt metal.
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AN TsvEvrog DE,p.-The inventor Of
lucifcr matches. Mr.. John Walker, Of
Stockton. Englinl. recently died at the
age Of scvcnty-c'ght. A journal Of the
neighborhood spys TINT this match dis
coyciy wa, made by M. Walker while ex-
perimeni.nt w.th various chemical sub
stances. anil Cor a con ilrrihlo time he
realized o hpul.ome income rom the sale
of biz m,tchcs In boxes Of l.. G.. each.
Professor Futl,y. b'inl in the North.
houd OF the invention. AMI, in passing
through s.o,Etou. ob'a.nei 20 box. which
Lc took with him W Louion. Advert
ing 20 u IN ONE o. biz lectures. the dis
coycry bccm, Fam lls an was soou put
10 pretitd use ctrywlcrc.
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Fisur nsrwrry EntroRs-Nr. PutNtEy.
rra. editor or The y ,shyi'o Union INN
oosat.e.l aud Mr.. BsAuuovr. Of the Rm d
nar. tappotton exchanged pistol sl.o g
recently in tho street, AZ Nashville. NJ.
ns,un,nt Wa slightly worulcd in the
leg Tao dnisully WIS occasioncd ly an
editorial artiols IN the Runner.
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L1Cusrs.-Swarms Of locusts have APP
poarcd in some portions Of this State, the
present year, while in other portions none
have been seen. In this section we have
seen none Of them. but our exchanges in
Northern aud Central Mississippi notice
their appearance in large numbers. The
last number Of the oxford Mercury says:
'Llst week the locusts were just begin.
ming TO appear Ia such extraordinary
Numbers ~ o. attract unusual attention.
au,l give US 70 understand that this was
"thc year Tor locusts" Since that time
they have increased so rapidly that they
now in.est every nook and corner Of the
forest Their noise is incessant night and
day roauywhcre you may and you can
M escape their not very melodious song.
They seem % seek the hickory and the
oak trees moro than any other kind, while
they arr never seen on n locust tree.
Perhaps that tree obtained it, name by
containing Their taste or asmell obnoX-
ious 70 the Insect locust.
u j. feared that after q while they will
ltt,ck nni destroy vegetation. But as
they have often appeared in the United
Stiics aud lc't without committing such
lsiretltion-. We have NO feur- that they
sill 10 N now.
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Glsu B,rrE wtu lyoiNNA- y 'w-
from the Western 'r,lter. report a severe
bttle 90 have t,kcu pllcc between the
United States tr5ola. under Major Van
piru. and a large purity %, Com ushc In
dians. Tho battle wa Tough, near Port
Arkansaa. and lasted scvcral hours. Ma
ior Van Dorm report, that the lnd,an'
were entirely routed. forty Of their mum
Der having becu killel an ! ihirty-siS "a
Ken prisoners. Tho lot, o oar troops was
trinnr none Killed. anil only tmcc
wounded.
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E.utr Clrrlv Bilts.-The editor Of the
New Oflcm. Crescent was shown, on the
slstuit. ty Ne. q W Smith, Of Texas, a
well m,tured cotton boil, taken from a
a,ii IN Gonzlcs County, a week before.
In the vicinity whore Il grew there were
about thousand acrcs in cotton equally
vel advanced. AMI promising a vast mum.
b,r of FIRST bales o. tho new CROP"
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AMERICAN OFFICERS TO OBSERVE THE WAR
IL EuRorE.-Three Virginians, Col. Step
toe, Capt. G. W. Carr and Lieut.. Pegram,
of the army, have been ordered by the
Government to Sardinia, there to gather
information from the struggle about to be
witnessed in that territory. Their duties
will be similar to those of the American
Commission which was sent to the Crimea
on the same duty.
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nz- Pnarrsspu :. s. ~Lgur,S, Principal
o-tho Jud ON Fem De- lnyitu'c at Mtrion
A., psshl9s the luc't fsude 'o'logc in
a., s1lth. ha. ton ltrel his r., isnation
~ the niul o. Trustees, AN Professor
Nom X. DAVIS. form rs n Inward Col
Ict, nov El.ior o. tl,c Ntuul Edrca-
ton Iou nv, hrs been 81 c'ri in hi,
steal So we lean aon tie huron Con-.
......s....Ft
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4I1- HItUAIlWNl, NEW lVkk. =
FIlHE Stf,scriler having made numerolls Adtfibony
L to hiS airesdy large tsrTnlishmeIh, and ACQUIRED
additional ae si9S{of the Transaction Of his tnirIl
increasing business is prepared to furnish every de
scriPuon Of c ARRIAGES and HARNESS at the short
est notice and on the most favorable terms and offers
particular Inducements 10 southern purchasers equal
of not superior "a those Of any other manufactor ~
the kind in the country. VIM. L. McDONAIn
Nelo York, July, 1855, 4O-ly
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= We had the pleasure Yesterday OF meet
ing Mr. Adams, of the Paulding CLARION,
who il on hisrwav North to convey one of
his sons 70 the West Point Academy. We
are requested TO say that those who wish
to communicate with him within the COM
ing thirty days can do so through the
house of G. w. & Jehial Read, New
York.-NobAe Tribune, J,ne Ist., inst.
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Nv Es-oa--.,it nov generally understood that,
tuu I'D y sth lrm attic custom. convention will
' hHi IT, -q ~ Tin md p'are yet b. Dr. determined
DO fnime eco a. isi' f1r tbo Senatorial District
htnl' a.. d. tul'its ~ Coyiuston. Jones. &C..
fhfrr are auiInl r gentlemen iu the District
p'Nfn ~ hW without meaning the l-tst dispararr-
uunt q these rout'eu'ot. my preference, A. an IN
dividhal VoteF'is iat Hon. A. = H,aruu ~ Caving.
tons end MS preference t' iehy avery large num-
her q The democrats oftls District. Toeulot.s A.
Harper 20 che voters II this Dstroi were u..le.,
tnsk ~ j. well known 10 them, and a. d.vnraiiy n,
well Ho has served for along time Judge Of Pro
hate 81 Coyngou, and his promotion 10 the senator.
ship Z, due 30 che hthhll aud efficient manner In
uhict h. has always guarded The interests conaded
b. hial n The nomiuating convention shall ~ Of
my oplngn alen De tystrict will secure She services
II Z lbasi sKcsloni senator
Nay ipih. 1850 G. G. p.
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r7rA Democratic Convention recently
met at Carleton. Tallahaichie Couniy,
anil nom ntted Gen. Jouv =. T,tttsrERao
a. can lidao Tor the Senate. in The District
co-nposc,l Of rallahltchie, Prnoll and Co
nh1mA
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ug-A m1n named Jordan, was tried in
Mobile lst week. before the city Court,
f,r m1rdcrint a bar keeper named Nicho-
.l,ylch. In September last, WIS found gull
Az ofmlr Ter anil sentenced Co be hanged.
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~ rev. T. T.. Crymcs. one of the most
PROMISING young ministers Of The Mctlc-
dist Church in AlablmA dicd recently at
Tsiladera In that State.
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AFrench magistrate noted for his love
Of the pleasure Of the table. speaking one
day 10 . friend, said: 1--WE have Just
boon eating superb turkey II was ex-
cellant, stuffed with truifies 10. the neck,
tender, delicate, and OF high favor. We
left bnly the bones" How many Ofyou
were therer' said his friend. Too" re-
piled The magistrate, "the turkey and my
SELF
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MAtE SCHOOL ~ PAuLDtNG.-Our citi-
Gems have long felt the necessity Of q good
school for boys in this place, which would
command general support, and enlist the
sympathies and energies oG all who have
boys to send to school in keeping il up.
Such an one il now offered them. Mr..
A. +. SMITH, q young gentleman Of fine
scholastic attainments and Of unexcep-
tionahle moral character has opened in
the academy building. and is ready to
receive pupils. We hope the community
will sustain him. lie is just from Oak
land College. where he took the first hon
or and was graduated at the head Of his
class. Il is therefore a plain case that he
Is not lacking in education. nor in the
moral worth requisite for a teacher. II
his school is not successful we would adj
wise al teachers in furture tosteer clear
Of Paulding
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"THE GALLANT LoUAvE,' who figured
so cxtcnsibly in Mobile New York. and
otherplaces. has turned up again at Aiken,
:. G., a. appears from the following;
YE GALuEvr ZoUAvE-We learn that
this notorious individual is now luxuria-
ting ut the hotel of our friend Schwartz.
In the pleasant village Of Aiken, G.. lie
is soothing his lacerated affections with
the companionShip Of two ladies from
Boston, who recognize him under the en-
dearinr names Of Cousin Henry" and
Dear Harry" one Of these ladies Is the
wife of a Boston broker. aud the other Is
reported 10 be- single.
They we're 90 the Planters Hotel in
This city in April. in charge OF areputablc
family from Boston, and now appear to
have plenty OF cash to dclray their own
expenses. aud that of the gallant Zouave.
rney spend their time. during the day i'm
riding he accompanying them ON horse
buck. Altogether they form an interest
NJ trio. We lorbear to say more Of their
exploits. which are exciting some gossip
u Aiken, as we learn that he is loaded
DOWN with rcvolvers and other nipple.
meuts Of carnagc.-Is7'tsil D.'pa'-h.
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wednesday. June ;, IsSr.

Tho bus.nes. portion of Key West
F.or.di. was destroyed by Gre on the 18th
uit. Loss estimated 10 2gGnO0h.
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The amount Of bullion in the Bank of
England has increased Gl54,O0O during
the week, notwithstanding the heavy
drain for the Continent.
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The Yiekturs w.hs says thal John \,
Gale. viio e,capoEfronf ille ipii u wash
ington ciaaY. fAfiss. several days ago.
where ho was conanel on the charge Of
murdcf. wls sFgestei On the 23inst., on
che steam boat viekibugg. aud lodged in
Jail
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nae ntpF Sl.tu-ay Y H,t M,7vrvr
& srto- rl- $ irru.-rho juno imher
Of tins most valuable and popular south
crn Agricultural Publication has been re-
oeived. There has never been, in our
Judgment. better Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural periodical published in the
south than this Of Or. Clouds. The in
formation II gives Is adapted to our lati-
tudo and 10 the pocularities Of soil and eli
mate of the cotton States. This is the
merit which commends Il 10 every man
who cultivatcs anacrc ofsoil in any Of the
Southern States. ftis published at Mont
gomery Ala. for the low price Of 500
per nnnum.
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Canton TO the PubIIC.

".SCHIEDAM Selma PTS-' "LONDON DOCK GIN
CLUB HOUSE, GIN, oct. 6ct-
Beware Of obnoxious mixtures, put up in bottles
bearing the above titles. They are all common mix
ed Gins. and until compared with the genuine Charles
London Cordial Gin, they apt to deceive the I'M
Sold in Mobile by !. c. DUBOSE CO, 81 and 80 Wa
ter street. GEO. Custer % Dauphn street, and f. 5.
BACHELOR, Battle House Drug Store.
In New Orleans by O. O. WOODMAN. corner Of
Common and Magazine streets: q. n. MORRISON, II
Magazine street, SYNiE PRONAN, 1874 Canal street,
and EDMUND c. CHARLES. General Agent.
40 Broadway New York
For sale by JOSIAH JONES, Paulding Miss.
Eer T,rE
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IN QUART BOTTLES.
For PURIFYING THE GOD.


AND FOR THE CURE OF
Scroff'q MeTctgid Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers Pbeaa
tS0t. CItdao0US ETtpti9RS. Dyspepsia Lircr Ohm
Jliaipt. Bronchitis salt Rbaogi. CJas7fglDfi0B
Feror Sores, Eylisipalas, Female COM
plants Loss ofGppette. PBplcs
BLeS. General Debility dc.
LIVERY revolving year confirms and spreads far
Ia Their and wider the well-merited reputation and
deserved popularity Of this invaluable Medcin prov
lug he the most ecacious remedial AGENT known
for the cure of all diseases arising from an impnre
state Of the blood. As mild aperient antiSeptic and
tonic 1t the three most useful properties Of
medicine. II purges, purtes and restores The ran
ldity with which the patient RECEIVERS
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under this triple influence j. surprising. Each new
case IN which IL Is applied furnishes in the result
new certificate Of is excellence; and we have only 10
point to the accumulated testimony of munit,is,ss
who have experencedits effects 70 convince ncreiu
lty itself of IT. real vauc.
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.
Troy, n Y sept I. 1854.
lffSSy,s. 4 3. a. D. Sands: Gentlempn-I have for
nearly three wears been troubled with that dreadful
disease Scruua. SO much as to he Offer sivet
husband and 10 myself: and 10 obtain relief have tried
every kind Of medicine that came under my notice
without effect one of my nelghborS. who md haan
cured Of similar complaint 10y your Sarsaparilla al
ivsed make a tr Of II, and truly saw that
it has done me n world of good having ctnnnIetalr
cured me Hoping that nv evidence may indncs
others similarly afflicted 10 adopt the same remedy
with the same satisfactory results.
remain gratefully yours
SARAH A. J. POHLMAN
Prepared and sold by A. b. \ D. SANDS, wholesale
Moo iork Jan. 1872 ly
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The Ban llu Rspli rlais satisfied. from
q conversation with Rtcu,ao CJorrs Esq,
That be- wiiiu u,c .c consent 10 tax The
Hdtuol'l itiol ,m ultc Tor Cong e,s
in this District. A very sensible deter
m.nt'ion W, think. on the Tart o. cur
f.cltCp3't TTpo3.c Of this Jidi
cid d. .tf,cthlyo elected him 10 good o.
q ,c. on .twpul be on cyhlrn-c Of dec
DO yer ilny ur him T. rrlnIui a thut
10 ct'oy the h'ncf o' being beaten for
Cln res.
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Among the passengers on board the
steamer Persia for Liverpool, was Hon.
Mr.. Keitt and wife, of South Carolina.
He Is on his wedding tour. Count Sarti-
geS. the French Minister. was also a pas
senger. The actual amount of Specie car
ried out by the Persia is zoos, $50 which
is a sum about S7000 more than any
steamer has ever carried from this side to
Europe. There was an uneasy feeling
produced by it in some quarters of New
York. but the general impression was that
the drain would soon cease.
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Let the judgment below be affirmed
HARRIS.

HANDY. j., concurred in the conclusion
of the above opinion upon the ground that
the statute positively makes the larceny
OF slave in another State Of this confed-
eracy, and the bringing ofsuch slave into
this State indictable as a larceny commit
ted in this State.-Hutch Code Isl, a.
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For sale by JOSIAH JONES, !
NeC York. Sept. 25, 1858.
NJSSJZSTppT SUNNI RNOEN

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GLOVE ANoDYNE
ToOT Fl "A Q HE DROPS

u NLONE ANOnYNE
EOOF H "A Q HE DROPS
COMPLAIN NO MoRE.OFsACHINn TEE,,ru
I'HhSE Drops have been extensively used bv thop
= su1 whose experience has proved that the An
~ Hsi ~ lhihetiate and permanent relief after
th sure ~ every other remedy 1t is pleasant to
i ~ $50 anu SMELL and few applications will en-
,, 80 mat u may be filled and rendered as useful
SS,' II when the pain proceeds from the face or
Eohi tae gums around tooth apparenl sound This
drops on the part 1890 y 'u"'i's " &c"
Prepared and sold by A. B.. D. SANDS, Wholesale
druggists, No. 100 Fulton street New York
,r.,y,,-s. AGENTS:
~ ,5 MSRINSFRY CO. Pauldng, Miss.
Joseph TUCKER, Mobile Ala
J. S. SIZER, Jackson Miss
W w. LOWRY, Hilsboro, Miss
NJ. EMANUEL. Vicksburg Miss
Ns0 York, July, 1855. 40-ly
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The Washington papers advertise bull
frog hams for sale
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To the Citizens of Mississippi
CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
THE ORIGINAL & ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED.


This Gin distilled in London
from sound Barley, under the
surveillance Of the British Excise
Laws. is dehcately favored with
tincture Of the Italian Jumper
- Berry and some Of the most yau-
able restoratives of the Vegetable
IGbphuES'W III Kingdom. rendering 1t, IN the
s;: !; ::: !: rs:
III and delicate flavor, differing en-
III aN4N trey from anV other GIN. and de-
III eIfifo,an7saad W void of that harsh acrid taste,
III TrIZ = ". 1E.,W which renders the article known
ABlafE1Aor.f5 olisctionabIe. 1900.
fNofO Broadway IHousl not = bt
III EM-YoRk: medicine II Is recohlhehdtu W
W4D Physicians generally in cases Of
Dyspepsia tOut. Rheumatism Dropsy. Gravel, Cole,
Cholera. Fever and Ague Structure. Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. the Kidneys, and the Bowels, Ner-
vous Debility, ect whilst the weaker sex, by ITS use
will invariably find relief from those distressing an
noyances which frequently attend their delicate or
ganiZation.
Dr Valentine Mott Of New York, the highest Medi-
cal authority. says: =" In some cases recommend
Pure Holland Gin as a Medicne-Charles's London
Cordial Gincontains larger quantity of Juniper, and
consider II far superior article iH-4act- the hest
have ever seem
1t peculiarly adapted to residents in the Southern
and Western States. well for travellers exposed
to changes Of water and air
For sale in quarts and pnts by all Druggists, Gro
GERS, Fruerers and Country Merchants. Beware Of
limitations Buy only Charles'-None other is Impor-
ted
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-08

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The Artesian Well at Louisville, KY, is
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