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East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-27
TRIP TO SAGINAW,

Sometime since the editor Of the Cor
iuna Journal made trip to this city, the
noticeable points and incidents of which
he chronicles in his paper, from which we
extract. The route taken was ris Ches-
aning and ST. Charles ~
"Chesaning, for the past year, has done
well in improvements, and is destined to
be a place of Importance, on account OF
its position and vast numbering interests.
"Three miles north of Chesaning we
came spat upon McArthurville, which
place is owned wholly by Alexander
Macarthur Esq, of Corunna. The hum
of busy industry here greeted our ears;
the sound of the axe, hammer, and saw,
and the whizzing of the engine, bespoke
this a place of business. There were
surrounding us, huge piles of iirst-class
lumber, rendering it evident that vast
lumber trade was carried on. Chauncey
Macarthur Esq, has charge OF the mill,
and the chicken fr0ys, which he freely
dspenses to revive the dropping sp'rits OF
the dusty traveller.
"St. Charles comes next in ORDER
This village is situated at the Forks of
Bad River, aud is principally owned by
our enterprising citizen, Charles 5. Kim
herly Esq, and takes its name, in part,
from him. This is one Of Natures lovely
spots, and must soon make large city.
Its commercial and numbering interests
are SO extensive, and the soil so fertile
that nothing can stay its upward pro-
grcss; and coming, as it does, within the
efmlgeat, Young Ameriea rays Of East Sag
mate, settles the question in the mind of
any sensible man.
"This season, Mr.. Kimberly has built
two large, commodious stores, one ware
house, and three dwellings,; and all over
the beautiful, undulating surface of this
village you could see evidences that the
tools of the carpenters had not been idle.
Here we stopped at the st. Charles Ho-
tel, kept by Mr.. Stewart"
The writer recommends the hotel very
highly. The trip from st. Charles to
Saginaw "over the Shiawassee flats, in a
mud scow," is graphically described, and
from the bill of fare, in which are inter
spersed miscellsneously, crackers, cheese;
"sundry bottles suspicioasly labeled"
mosquitoes, bull frogs, ETC., we are apt to
believe it was not a bad time. He thus
notices
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-27
THE LATEST YETI!

JEFFERS BLOCK, OLD STAND OF W. A..
FENNELL, WATER ST, EAST SAGINAW.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

New York, No.. 6-Midnight.-The Per-
sia has arrived, with European news.
An engagement / as occurred between the
Piedmontese and Nrapo,ans, the latter leav-
ing many prisoners letreated. 80,
The British parliament is prorogued till
January Sd.
A Warsaw despatch says, the royal inter
view was purely pers nal. No convention
was concluded, nor vas even a proctocaI
drawn up. 1t is believed new convention
will be formed between + ance and Sardinia.
A Paris letter says, prepal ations are going on
a large scale, as though war. was certain in
the spring.
Prince Napoleon held revolutionary levee,
which was largely attended by Hungarans,
Poles, and Italians. He is reported TO have
said that if Austria attacks ltay, France VIII
Immediately declare war against her.
Warke preparations on the Inc of the 70
are menacing. A corps Of 5000 is concen-
trated between Ostiglia and Rome.
The result of the vote in the city OF Naples
was hundred and fifty -four Thousand majority
in favor OF annexation.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. 6, $50 p. M.-Returns
from twenty-nine small towns in the interior
show large republican gains. The union ma
iority in this city will not exceed 10000, and
if returns from the interior come in as those
received, the state has undoubtedly gone for
Lincoln.
Here is some of the voting of this city -
18th ward, union, 1884, republican, 1l74; F.;
18th, union, 1881, republican, 1853 l6th union,
1922, republican, 2520; 9th, union, 3944, re-
publican 2938; 10th, union, 1922, republican,
2j20; 18th, union, 1881, republican, 1853 :;
17th, four districts wanting, union, 3468, re-
publican, 2l98; 18th, uniou, 1862 republican,
1912; 10Th, union, 1922, republican, 2748 !;
14th, union, 1923, republican, 745; 22nd, union,
2789, republican, 1914 18th, union 2058, re-
publican 992.
The following congressman are elected i'll
New York city :-Delaplaine, Ward, Kerri-
gan, Benjamin Wood, and John Cochrane.
Taylor is also elected to congress in this city.
gress in the 28th district.
Broome county gives 1865 majority for Lin
coin, and Steuben county 5000.
New York CITY, u oclock.-In seventy
one towns of the interior of the state, Lincoln
has l3 ,669 majority The Union majority of
this city is 8l38. All Kings county com
plete, except the 18th ward OF Brooklyn, gives
1862 Union majority, instead of the 10000
union expected. All towns but one in Gene
see county give Lincoln 1915 majority. 1856
towns of the state give 1909 majority for
Lincoln.
A. S. Diven, republican, is elected to con
gress in the 9th district.
Brooklyn, complete, gives 5000 majority for
the union ticket Odill, democrat, is elected
to congress in the ID district. The republican
majority in Steuben county is 1000, Chemung
county 500, Cattaraugus 2l50, Allegheny
1000, Chatauque 1900, Schuyler 600, Yates
1900; Erie county towns $50.
Buffalo, complete gives 1874 majority for
Lincoln The county gives him 1000 majority.
Monroe county gives 1925 majority for Lin
coin. Ely (republican) is elected to congress.
Livingston county gives 1000 majority for
Lincoln. In the Onondaga district Sedgwicl
(republican) is elected to congress by 1000
majority. Saratoga county gives Lincoln over
1900 majority Onondaga county gives 4209
majority for Lincoln Oneida county 5000
majority for Lincoln.
Erastus Corning, democrat, is elected to
congress in the Albany district Albany gives
1928 Union majority. The vote OF New York
city for governor is kelley, Douglas demo
crat, 3,l66 Morgan, republican, 32096
Brady, Breckenridge democrat 1000.
New YORK, o'clock A. M.-Wide Awakes
have been parading the last two hours with
torches and music The republicans are joy
fully excited
Z. The democrats give up the state, and con
cede perfect defeat
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6.
Little Compton, Lincoln l41, Douglas 49,
Tiverton, Lincoln 1872 Douglas 81.
Fall River, Lincoln 25l, Douglas SO.
Johnston, Lincoln 2l5, Douglas POI.
Cumberland, Lincoln 522, Douglas 314.
Portsmouth, Lincoln 1893, Douglas rs.
Mddletown, Lincoln 1l0, Douglas q.
Hopkinton, Lincoln. 292, Douglas 81.
Westerly, Lincoln 3l9, Douglas 49,
East Greenwich, Lincoln 165, Douglas 1873.
Darlington, Lincoln 78, Douglas SO.
West Greenwich, Lincoln 125, Douglas g.
Coventry, Lincoln 1893, Douglas 175.
Cranston, Lincoln 267, Douglas 44S.
North Providence, Lincoln 564, Doug. 485.
Smithfed, Lincoln 713, Douglas 456.
Bristol, Lincoln 1868, Douglas 247.
Providence, Lincoln 1913, 2069.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6.-The state has gone
for Lincoln by great majority. The vote by
is as follows -:
Providence county, Lincoln 1902, Douglas
1875
Newport county, Lincoln 1444, Douglas S47.
Washington county, Lincoln 1919, Douglas
1874.
Kent county, Lincoln 1916, Douglas 657;
Bristol county, Lincoln 666, Douglas 462.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. 6.-The pony ex-
press, from San Francisco 24th ult., has ar
rived.
The news of the Pennsylvania election pro
duced marked sensation. Bets were nade
that Lincoln would carry California. The re-
election of Senator Gwn IS regarded as I'M
possible. A canvass of the members OF the
legislature shows II senators holding over, OF
whom Il are for Douglas, for Breckinridge,
and 2 for Lincoln.
Col Beal has assumed the command OF the
California military division An entire square
in Oakland has been burned. Loss heavy
The new tunnel has been completed at wash
oe, striking he Comstock lead 200 feet below
the surface-S1200 to the tun.
The Oregon legislature was about to ad
iourn. A special session is to be held in Jan
uary. 1t is doubtful about the passage of
bill rendering the congressional election nuga'
tory
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-Fairfied county com.
plete gives Lincoln 5582, Douglas 172l,
Breckenridge 1854, Bell III.
HARTFORD. Nov. eight towns give Lin
coin 1858, Breckinrilge 1909, Douglas 65O'
Bell 50.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.--New Haven county,
except Bradford, gives Lincoln 1889, Douglas
2937 Breckenridge 4173, Bell 6S7.
Windham county gives Lincoln 1886, Doug
las 1343, Breckenridge 252, Bell q.
Middlesex county gives Lincoln 1886, Doug
las 1881, Breckenridge 1884, Bell no.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Scattering re-
turns from the interior indicate large gains
over Curtin's vote. Lancaster county gives
Lincoln 5000 majority Huntington county
1900; Allegheny county 10000. Pittsburg
complete gives 2i57 majority for Lincoln.
Allegheny CITY gives 1875 majority for Lin
coin. Thirty-one representative districts
heard from give 23OO increased majority over
October.
Five wards in Philadelphia give Lincoln
over 2O00 majority. The republican ticket
has carried the city by 10000 majority.
The republican majority in DaGphin county
is 1900, Chester 5000, Westmorland 200, Cen
tire 700. Franklin county 100 majority for
Lincoln, and Lehigh, small Lincoln majority
Snyder $50 for Lincoln; Union 1000, Mitflin
260.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL o'clock A. NJ
Lincoln has 10000 majority in this city, and
$4,000 in the state.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
VIESG GINIA.

Alexandria, Va, town and county give Bell
1908, Breckenridge 563, Douglas 139, Lincoln
10; Petersburg, Va, Bell $40, Douglas 6l3,
Breckenridge 223; Norfolk, Va, Bell 986,
Breckenridge ABS, Douglas 23O Portsmouth,
Va, Bell 676, Breckenridge $685. Douglas 2l0,
Lincoln 4. Virginia has gone for Bell.
Scattering returns from western and south
ern Virginia show gains Indicating that Bell
has carried that state.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 6.-The vote of this
city is: Bell 1859, Breckenridge 1170 Douglas
753. The returns thus far favor Bell, but the
Breckinridgers place hope on the distant
counties. Douglas beats both Bell and Breck-
inridge in Rockingham county.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
What Boston Said to New York.

BosroN, Nov. 6-5 F. M.-Alexander II,
Rice is reelected to congress in the fourth
district, over Bgelow, union candidate. Bur
lingame is defeated, Appleton, his opponent
being elected by 2lS majority. In the ninth
district, Bailey is elected by 1900 majority
over Eli Thayer, The republicans have car.
ried all the congressional districts except the
fifth, in which BurIingame is defeated.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
NEW ENGLAND.

BosroN, Nov. 6-In New England the
vote for president is pretty much all one way
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island, and Connecticut, have all gone for
Lincoln by overwhelming majorities.
Burngame's defeat has been effected by
he atrocious frauds of desperate opposition.
BosroN, y oclock.-Fiity mine towns in
MASSACHUSETTS give Lincoln 24,858 Bell $3.50,
Douglas 7l46, Breckenridge 1888.
Massachusetts gives 10000 for Lincoln
RhoIe island A 600 for Lincoln, Connecticut
several thousand republican majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 6.-The plurality for
Lincoln in this state will reach near 10000.
The result in 13l towns is: Lincoln q, 7,445,
Douglas 1886, Breckenridge 1911, Bell 3o9.
FIrcHBURG, Nov. 6.-New Ipswich, N. H.,
gives Lincoln 207, Douglas SO, Breckinrdge
g. Bell 10.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
From New York.

NFw YORK, Nov. 9th The supposed burn
ing of a propeller, seen of Pernambuco, was
the gun boat Seminole, which had not reached
Rio Janerio, September 25th, being over two
months out. Anthony B. Nelson, merchant,
died very suddenly to-day. The passengers
of the Connecticut, which broke her walking
beam last night, arrived to-day at one o'clock,
via the New London railroad.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

BosroN, Nov. 6,-Owing to interruption
of the wires east of Bangor, returns from
Mane are not verv full. The result in 49
towns give Lincoln l7,45l, Douglas 7740,
Breckenridge 1904, Bell 855. Lincoln's ma
jority in So towns is 8345,-this includes near
ly one-tEird o: the aggregate of the state,
and his total majority is reasonably set at %,
OOO
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov, 6.-Baltmore, complete,
gives Breckinrdgc 1850, Bell 1858, Doug
las 1862, Lincoln 1882. The Bell-EVeretts
claim the state by two thousand majority
BALTIMORE, Nov. Gil O'Clock p NJ lie"
turns from several counties show considerable
goins for Bell. The result is doubtful.
Returns from Allegheny county give Bell
800 over Breckenridge.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

DosToN, Nov. 6.-Capital stock, S37 ,7ol,-
700; loans and discounts, s6i,O4OOOO; specie,
4S5G, 900 due from other banks, 50, loo ,ioO; /;
due to other banks, s90l3,70 deposits,
50 Oo6 500; circulation, S7,60S, ,000
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
Regatta.

New YoRK, Nov. 6-ln Poughkeepsie, on
Monday at the regatta match for S6OO te-
tween Ward Of Newburg and Burger OF
Posg!k.s3s,e, t"e .oruier won, dolng the Ten
miles in SO minutes.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
AnttIons.
MORTGAGEES SALE.-Bv virtue of

NJ URIGAGEES SALE.-By virtue Of
given by Luther Spring, I'd to William r. Daniels dated
me th Jay Of September l ored in the Registry of
Dees, book 552, Isl, and assigned said VIM 7.
aneis to David NJ Pitts the 18th day OF April 1856
eVryu nhooN 563 $50. and by said Pitts assigned
e te - GAY Of October, 1860 The conditions of said
otsage having been broken shall in pursuance Of the
Me anu aui ihOrity given in said mortgage sell at Public
AuC'lol on the premises the first dav of December
hcH h az ~ GlocS p m the following described premises
certain tract orot Of land situated in the v Of ~ orces
ter bounded and described follows to wit beginnine
at point on the northerly side Pleasant street one
hundred ana twenty feet from the westerly side OF Palma
street. formerly called Russell street thence rnnninc
westerly by said Pleasant street hv-hye net 10 INA
now or formerly of Elbridge c. Partridge thence running
northcry by land now formerly said Parrise anS
aralcl with said Palma street, hundred and vent
feet, thence easterly by said Partridges anI vdyo
feet land formerly of SOloman Putnam thence south
erly by land now formerly of said Putnam one hun
dred and twenty feet to the place OF beginning.
DORCAS DANIELS, Mortgage.
Worcester, Oct 90, 1860. d3sTu' $50
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6, II P. M.-The
state is claimed as republican by 25,OOO major
ity. The four republican congressman are
elected.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
ILLINOIS.

CMICAGo, ILL, Nov. 6.-Seven wards give
1000 majority for Lincoln. Forty towns in
northern Illinois show republican gain Of
1900.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
XER AIONT.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 6.--Thc returns show
that Vermont has gone for Lincoln by 25,000
to 10000 majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 6.--Pennington is
elected. New Jersey is undoubtedly repub.
lican
Trenton, N. J.-Returns come slow, but
so far, favor the republicans. Strattcn county
gives Lincoln 800 majority,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The election il
quiet. The result is unknown as yet.
Louisiana has gone for Brceklnrldge.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

wrLMlScroN, N. G., Nov. 6.--Raeigh
gives Bell 2Sl majority. The state has prob
ably gone for Breckenridge.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 6.--Partial returns
fr,m twelve counties show republican gains.
Lincoln will probably have 10000 majority
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov, g. The fifth
ward of Wilmington gives one plurality for
Lincoln. Fisher, the republican candidate for
congress, has 43 majority.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6-Midnight.-
This state has gone for Breckinridge by 1900
majority
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
KENTUCKY,
NouT1U CAROLINA.

Kentucky has gone for Bell.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07


One hundred and forty-nine towns, not in-
cluding Boston, give Lincoln 53,2o9, Douglas
1924 Breckenridge 3l97. These towns give
about half the votes of the state. Lincoln's
plurality can hardly be less than 10000. Mr..
Andrew is elected governor by about the
same vote. The legislature will be largely
republican
The vote of Boston foots up for Lincoln
9723 Bell 5l66, Douglas 1905, Breckenridge
876. Lincoln's plurality 1859. The defeat of
Burlingame caused great rejoicing among the
Bell-Everett party. They called in process
sion ON Appleton, who made short speech.
There was much excitement in the streets
up to late hour, with fireworks, music, &c.
The republicans are in high glee at the indi-
cations of the general result Burlingame
was defeated by 147 votes, but there are frauds
in ward one which we think will cause its vote
to be thrown ont. If SO, he is elected.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The result in the fourth
district is, Rice, republican, 1858, Bigelow,
union, $3.50; majority for Rice 46S. Result
in fifth district: William Appleton, union
1864, Burngame 7746; majority for Appleton
2l9.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.
AIASSACHUSETTS.


BosroN, Nov. 9th, lO4 oclock-Eighty-
three towns and cities, not including Boston,
give Lincoln 80 SOB, Bell 1915, Douglas 9639,
Breckinridge 1904
BosToN, III z. M.-One hundred towns
and cities. exclusive of Boston, give Lincoln
42,Il2, Bell 9,2G9, Douglas 1858, Breckin-
ridge 174l. Andrew runs but very little be-
hind Old Abe, rot more than two thousand in
the whole state. I. D.
FITCHBURG, Nov. ell p. Nj send you
the following :-Templeton, Bailey 2O4, Iiay-
er 2l7; Lincoln 316, Douglas 90 Bell 40; An
drew 286, Beach 80, Lawrence 81. Gardner,
Bailey 245, Thayer 234 Lincoln 3jl, Douglas
143 Andrew 338, Beach l46. Ashburnham,
Bailey 226 Thayer 1879, Stevens Z; Lincoln
$50, Douglas so, Bell %, Breckenridge Il;
Andrew 282, Beach SO, Lawrence 81, Butler
IL. Winchendon, Bailey 2S0, Thayer rs
Lincoln 361, Douglas so, Bell 40. Westmln'
ster, Bailey % majority.
Representatives eected-D. A. Merriam OF
Ftcllburg, j. Q. a. Pierce of Leominster,
Samuel Osgood of Sterling, A n. Andrews OF
Ashburnham Augustus Morse OF Hubbards-
ton, all republicans The senator of the
northeast district is T. E. Glazier, republican.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-07
Uotrtts.
ILLUMINATING CANDLES - Best
pov5 49, i'i sale by WAl. o. SWEET.
IsGN Nra5r
Ray STATE FIRE INSURANCE

- COMPANY propose to commence issuing Policies
on the First day Of December next Application in
surance, TO take effect at that time, be made
CHARLES i. PUTNAM, Pres't.
Worcester, Oct. &C. 1850 dtDi OH
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CUPREME COURT-Ci,y and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yoik-CHARLEs Il KIRBY again.t CHARLES
IEkRls ey d-nand ON contract tom net
s.ry.oJ To tha Defendant CHARLES H. FERhlS; You arr
hereby snd required the complaint In thts
aci a. ch Lied the office Of the ,ers OF the CITY and
ounty OF krw orb City Hal la SAID citJ on tho 2h
Of July 1859 b. copy your answer 70 Tue sii
npsin the pb-crDer at his Office = number hss b-rk
thu this YOU -Scu I've oil ~. day OF ,aen
the said compliant within tue
the aid the plaintiff In this acti1n viii aks Judgment
you for the OF two hundred aud seventy nye
do-r h hundred and hilron o. loO dollars
thereof January 18th 1860 AID hundred and hry
dosrs h.roo from March 2snt 1900 togctn.r wth ouf
Hlo dolus Notary fees besides the costs of THIS siOn
Dsted July, 1850. N. COLEh W HARf,
ives lay6wWs Pld's Attorney.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

i GOVT AND RHEpM ATISM-An suueron FROM the
complain either Of recent loug standing advised
10 ~. LA RS Gnl aud RHEUMATIC FILLS. Tuey
be upon erectua remedy offered
Oh. pubic and universally used IN Europe for
Prepared by Proat and ssnt No e Strand London, aud
solo b, thu. gent MILTON II aRSANT $40 at and Broad
way, r. CHAMbERe, No. 5T6 Huds,na N. v, aud MIRA
HAYES No IT'S Fuitonst. Brockl, u, and oil Druggists
Her Msj-s va Comm s.nes have suthorked the and
adars. oTtiuMAS PROUr No 2l9 strand Loaaol be I'm.
pf,sd upon the Government stamp axedo each boa Of the
ueluine Medicine.
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S,upREME COURT-City and County of New

- YorA W uliarn Grove Frederick ALISON Plaintiff
against AugLtus Clsuen and Isidoro Carbohe DefendAnts
snpons or money demand contract (Com not served
Il. tie DEFENDANTS sbovs named You are hereby sum,
M required the coiupisi In th atCn winch
ss ed the the Clerk OF the tity aud Conty OF
New York the City Newly ork the 2d'h day JuI
t copy Of your answer 10 the said 1ompsns
on The su,i e. al is Office % Pine .tceet Ia the City
of New within twenty stsr the service OF s sum
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and you
plaintiffs q stion will take Indignant ssast Jog oI the
% of v hurd ed and twenty dollars with Interest from the
2th April thousand eight hundred and
the costs OF ibis action Il Dated June II, Loco
10 So ~. DANIEL y WALDEN,
- " PLANTING Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of

~ New-YoIk-ALbFRTINE ADELE LEDUEy Pantif.
ISIDOkE LEDUE, deiocsnt--SumInons for Relief Voin;;
nqUid he ;oaPil ia ,s -cti, which ~ ne
fled the he Clerk Of the ty and county OF new
Iok the city Hat aud city and 70 copy OF your
Hsy eT comp int tne subscnber NY once,
No tity Hall lace Ia the City OF New York within twenty
dys Of this exese oil tas
day of sc service aud you fail to answer me sad com
sIy to the for the relief demanded 10 the complaint
pste NewYork July II, 1900 ,,,.,,,,, r..,-..n.
The complaint the above7ned action was filed In the
Office OF the ek OF the City and County Of New York az the
CITY Hail VI tue City OF New york. the Ah lay OF July,
1to N A. ChEDoEt, Flsnln hte"r"eJ'
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