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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

RArHER RouGH On THE MouRNERs.-Judgs
Grant has served peremptory ~sonsdmus
upon the City Council, commanding them to
make special levy Of six mills upon the tax
valuation, for the purpose Of paying up tho
judgment, in his hands. This levy, together
with the other city taxes, will cause our tax
payers to squirm little, and to become fully
impressed with the conviction that Judge
Grant is the damdesf man on m0n-dam- ussa
and iniunctions eve heard Of in those parts.
The total city levy will now amoant to SIX
teen mills on valuation some two millions
less than last year Davenport News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
The Great HePGbiican Triumph IN
81. LOulo.


81. LOuis.
The st. Louis Democrat INDUCES in proud
and joyous strains OF triumph over the Re
publican victory in that city. The victory il
indeed glorious one and was nobly earned
Frank Blair was elected to the next Con.
gress BY majority of some 400 votes, and
the entire Republican county ticket was car.
ried with him. The campaign was one oil
she most active ever known in the country.
Each party succeeded in getting ito entire
strength 10 the polls, and the result was IN
increase Of several thousands over the large
vote polled two years ago. The Democrat
justly boasts that this was q straight out Re.
publican triumph without any trade or coa-
lition of any kind. 1t was, moreover, q bold
and fearless, offensive fight on the part of
the Republicans for the Chicago platform
and the principles of the party. There Was
no apology, no backing down, no lowering
of the standard of the PARTY. The pressisnd
the speakers took just such bold and decided
ground against slavery extension as became
men who were battling for freedom.
Blair was beaten for the short term, but
that does not affect the completeness of the
Republican victory as q test of strength
The 81. Louis Neps, the Union organ, tells
IN the following paragraph how that was
done:
From the returns ii appears that, in the
race for the vacancy in Congress, in which
the Union men had no candidate, about Z, 400
OF them voted for Dick Barrett and about
9OO for Frank Blair. We confess that this
interference in behalf OF Barrett 10 shameful
and without any sort of apology; and 10 most
ungratefui, considered in view OF the vote
thrown by Bialr's friends for Judge ORR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

DIR. James B. Clay, like other Southern
pro-slavery orators, has . perverse habit OF
stignasising Mr.. Lincoln as an Abolitionist.
The Louisville Journal, abiding to Mr..
Clay's penchant for this kind Of thing toward
his political opponents, very appropriately
says:
II Mr.. Clay 10 not old enough TO know from
bis own recollection, he ought certainly to
know from the testimony Of others, that his
father, bis immortal father, was never can.
didate for the Presidency without being con.
..-c.i- .-e -s.-c-ss.sss.y denounced " ~,
whole OF the Democratic leaders and tbs
whole Democratic rank and Ole as an Abo.
htionist, thorough and lifelong Abolition.
lot. The reoreaht SON ought certainly Ia
know, that the leaders and the masses Of ths
party, with which be 10 now acting, always
relied upon this infamous charge, not les,
than npon the charge OF bargain and corrup
tion, 20 work his illustrious fathers destruc.
sion. And, knowing this, he should be ca
pscislly careful how be hurts such charg.
. others, and most especially careful how
hs hurls it 81 man who stood by Henry
Clay 10 every struggle for nearly a quarter
Of . century, and until the illustrious states.
Dooss dtath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

G. The editor OF the PIaindsdler likes
Rev. Henry Clay Deans style Of dress, and
defends II sgainst oil objections. The sdi-
tors taste is peculiar, and il probably fash.
ionsd By his politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
REMEMBER
THAT THERE WILL BE A GRAND
Republican Mass Meeting
BARBACUE
P r | nj r @ S E.
Wednesday, Aug. Is.

A great gathering is expected, and every
Republican 10 requested to come out and give
one day to the country.
Senator HARLAN, Hon. JAS. r. WILL
SON of Fairfield, Col. r. I'll. WARREN, and
other speakers, are expected. Senators Har-
Ian and Wilson have signifed their intention
to be there, and Col. Warren has been invi-
ted, and will no doubt attend.
Now let as have . demonstration worthy
of our glorious cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

DoUsLAs's PoPuLAa 'SovEEHIosrv.--Doug
lass position consists in three parts:
LIST. The people Of Territory may admit
or exclude slavery:
I'd. Tho Supreme Court maj decide thu,
they cannot exclude slavery;
Sd. The President and Congress must On.
force tho decisions Of the Supreme Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

In Gov. Oldsn, Of New Jersey, has been
claimed by the Bell ringers. Bat he il or too
coin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

6TThe Louisiana negro who eloped and
lsft his mistress, Ut ST. Paul, Mimi, going
Oh under the guidance Of free black dam
sci with whom he had fallen in love, was
overtaken and captured at place near the
city by ten armed men, who seized him in his
house, gagged and bound him, and drove of.
There Is nov great popular excitement and
Indignation about On affair which vas in its
earlier stages regarded rs q good joke, and
dov.8 Ramsey has offered $3.50 reward for the
detection OF the kidnappers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
Beil.Evcrott Nominaiions.
CINCINNATI. Aug. q.

The Bell ard Everett County Ccc-ca.:c:
nominated a full ticket; Lars Anderson Was
nominated for Congress from IA FIRST dis.
trict, and Hon. John Scott Harrison from
the second district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
RANKERs, ATTENTION.
Safes Bank Locks and Vaults

HALL, CARROLL q co..
nANUFACTURRRS Of the celebrated H.ns
Pstent Concrete Hir and Burglar Proof Hafss.
wAich are known to be superior 10 any other, and
are psrfsosly free from dampness. None hut those
marked "HAll's PAtent" can b. relied ON.
care Also sole manufacturers OF the world
Bank Lock, ssLord,s Chanp isn,,a
with Halls Improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has ovsr AN
others are
II has an outside combination kew that vim
oame the most expert burglar or scientific nscharr
10 u has no keyhoie or stem, spindle or dial the
can be knocked OF or 90 defsced a. TO prevent TIE
person having the k.y ard !. s.v. vu,.-
ing the safe.
"a. Its impossible to get any explosive matter
10 the lock, or in any way deface the face OF the
% ~ 70 prevent the person having the outsid
key and combination from opening the safe.
81. IL has no springs, and for this reason n
places ~ ADORE any look In use, ~ 1t il im IN,
Sgs. out Of order, and it has greater = snrt,
We invite I'll Bankers, County Treasur. !.
sAARN and others, to call and examine IL ~, "ef
BALES kOoM-No. n MAin-st., Msy ah.s. W:
change Buildings, 81. Louis, Mo. onsnss Ax
July "a, 'to-d&w-3dp1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

|yOUHIN MAUDE AND kOSAM0NDs by the
~ author Of "Tempsst and 6unshins,. just r.
ssived BY OGDEN Bk0WNELL : CO.,
NY IA 61AAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

PARTY CokTkyBUrioNs FOR PREMDKNrrAL
PusPosEs-No NRhD OF rHEx This TINE. We
feel authorized TO announce to the money
contributors Of all parties and factions DON.
csrned, that they will be acting wisely this
time to treat ell applications for money for
Presidential purposes in this campaign with
fat refusal 70 give . copper. There ID no
necessity for any such contributions to the
cause Of "Oid Abe Linooln," and al moneys
bestowed to aid in the work OF electing either
Breckenridge, Bell or Douglas, are moneys
foolishly thrown away. The result OF The
| election 10 q forcRone conclusion. Lincoln
will DO elected; not only so, but from pres
Il N. Y. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

SSomebody calls douglas tho "Rump
Candidase." Considering the manner OF his
nsmin stion ct Baltimore, and tho unseemly
way in which bis sympAthissrs are conduct
ing themselves, - shopld think the Runpas
Candidate would be quits - appropriate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
ron GOVERNOR.

GTDouglas is still travelling and deliver
ing that same old squatser speech, which,
with its slight variations and daily additions,
has become Of tolerable length. The ideas
are the same from FIRST to last; in some cases
they are long drawn out, and in others they
are expanded by the bombastic gas Of the
Little Giant. 1t is pity that the FIRST Pres
idential candidate who has taken the stump,
should make 30 poor figure and everywhere
mouth the same old song with variations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

DOUGLAS ToR LINcoLN.--1he Constitution
says, ssIhe evidence that the object OF the
most prominent supporters Of Mr.. Douglas
10, IN fact, to elect Lincoln, is constantly I'm
pressing itself upon the minds Of intelligent
observers. That this 10 the case has been BY
some believed from the very first; but Others
who, with greater confidence in the honesty
OF politicians, disbelieved the charge when
hrst made, sreyAlso now becoming convinced
that such 10 actually the fact"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

Running on the same ticket with Douglas
In tho present canvass, IL anybody may Be
sappossd 70 know his views On any Of The
political questions Of the day. certainly Her
sohsl Y. johnson 10 that man. In speech
u Savannah (Gs.) on the 30sh ult., he en-
lightsnsd the Georgians AZ to Mr.. Douglas'
views % SquAtser Sovereignty In the follow
Ing style:
"Jsdse Douglas has been. nisrepresented
and misunderstood At the South. He A.
serted positively that Judge d. was not in
favor OF sQuAtter sovereignty, and in proof
read from his speech OF February, 1859,
whore he took the ground that the terrific
riss' derived oil their powers from the Con-
ssitution, under their organic asts. lie read
froa tho Same speech that alavsry 10 The
territories stands precisely on the sams foos-
ing with oil other property, and the people
have the came right 10 lcgislAte upon II that
they have TO lsgislats upon other property,
no more and no isss.n
What do the Squatterites Ia this latitude
say. 10 thatf Do they agres With this inter-
probation 81 the views Of their lesderf Do
they regard property in man ~ standing on
she same footing With property in horses
and hogsp Do they agree also with Her
sohsll Y. Johnson, their candidate Cor Vics
President, that the capitalists Of the coun.
try should own the iaborers, Just ~ they
own the horses and hoEsf And il %, how
manv OF them expect 10 retain their freedom
should the policy OF their candidate become
the policy Of the country ?-IChicago Tri.
bune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

A DouoLAs PROCESSION PRKclYrTATxD INTO
rHx RlvER.-A laughable incident occurred
at the Douglas celebration in Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin. While theproeession was cross
ing Division street bridge, over Fond du Lac
river, it gave way under such an UNIV onted
load OF Democracy as had gathered upon il,
and let the crowd into the water below
Fortunately the mud was much deeper than
the water, and no other serious consequences
ensued than the fright, and the thick envel-
ope of slough material brought up by those
| whom the bridge refused TO transport in
safety over this peril 10 the line OF march,
The light Of torches changed to . scene OF
nerriment among . crowd Of fun flowing
boys what might otherwise have been sc.
| rious accident. 49, GAINESVILLE Gas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

A MAN PoIsoNEp BY Hrs DAu0Hfn MIR.
Andrew Horton, of Chepstchet, New York,
bad been on . spree for about four weeks,
and came home on Thursday night with .
new bottle OF liquor which his wife de-
stroyed after be had gone to bed. In the
morning, as usual, he was very sick, and
called for bis rum. His wife told him she
had threwn it out. He did not believe her,
and continued 10 call for it. His daughter,
who had got up to 20 TO work in the factory,
heard him call for il, thought little liquor
would stop his sickness, rs it usually did,
and hearing him begging so hard thought
she would get him some. She looked in sew
eral rooms, aud at last, in the closet behind
the door, she found a small bottle. She
took out the cork, smelt in the bottle, found
il contained liquor, poured out about . gill,
carried it TO her father, and hurrisd of, "a
the last bell was ringing, to go TO work. l,
proved, however, to be bed-bug poison
| strong solution Of corrosive sublimate-and
Der father died within three hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

~Douglas was the author OF the Law
which admitted slavery into Kansas. The
Legislature Of that Territory tried 10 regu.
late their domestic institutions 10 their own
way, but Governor Medary vetoed the bill.
How do the squatseritee propose 20 %,
slavery out OF the Territories, or having got
it, propose to rest coptented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

TThe Constitution provides that per-
son held 10 service in one State and escaping
into another shall be delivered up TO the party
to whom the service Is due.
Thereupon the strict construction Dsmoc-
racy argue that the Constitution establishes
slavery and converts q negro into property
like horse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

CLARK CouNrr.--The following vote was
cast in the adjoining county in Missouri, on
Monday:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for July
Republished by L. Scorr Co., 81 Coli
Street. New York.

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW Tor July
Republished by L. Scorr 4 Co., 81 Gold
Street, New York.
l, Strikes: their Tendencies and Remedies;
2, The Mill on the Floss; 8, Rawlinson's
hampton Lectures for 1859; 4, The Post
Ofice Monopoly; S, AIRY Scheffer; 6. The
Irish Education Question; I, Germany, ito
Strength and Weakness; 5, Thoughts in aid
Of Faith; 9, 0risvances Of Hung arian Gath
olics; 10, The French Press; IL, Conssm-
porary Literature. The foregoing 10 . con-
cise enumeration Of the contents Of the pre-
snt number. II is . fair specimen Of the Va
rissy which characteriEss every number Of
the series Of re-publications Of which this
forms part. Questions in Politics, Social
and Political Economy, Theology, the Fins
Arts, and Education, which can only be So
per6oially touched upon in the newspaper
press, here undergo that calm consideration
and discussion best calculated to insure the
formation Of correct judgnsnt, and 10 elliott
the truth.
The present number We observe oomnencss
: volume, - also does Biaokwood's Naga-
sine for July, thus rendering the present !
desirable moment to commence subsorip-
tions.
Price Of one Review, IS year. Price Of
the four Reviews, %, sBlackwood'' and
the four Reviews, $40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
DAY 4 BRO,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
NO. los MAIN.sT.,


A RIB in receipt Of
I'm bbis. eating and cooking Applss,'
6fraik New Dates,
- &bbls. White Fish,
50 coils inch Manila Rope,
10
80 dos. MANILA and Hemp Bed-eords,
10 zoe Light Gnard Cigars,
Is, 900 Hsvanna 6,s
ceroons Madras Indigo,
- bxs.e extract Logwood.
20 chests fine TO extra nne Imperial Tea,
10 Young Hyson,
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100 rsams Letter Paper,
rs do foolscap !"
Is do NotA -
y, 900 Envelopes, besides large stock of the VI.
rioss articles Of grocsries, which offer ut the
lowest possible figure, and will receive in payment
such articles Of produce will preserve their nstu
In transportation.
Wn. rHoarsos. D. ". sAIL1,
WIN. THOMPsON 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner 81 Mann ana secena sts..
hhUh
Nov. Sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
OrIginMl Notice.

To James Chapman:
NOU are hereby notified that there il now on Gle
i In the Clerks Office OF the District Court u
Ice county. Iowa, NJ keokak, petition al Hiram
Barney, claiming Judgment on foreclosurs Of =
mortgage against you for the sum Of two hundred
and sixty-four rs 100 dollars, with ten per csat.
interest from the LIT day Of January, 1850, and :
special and general execution against you, also for
the foreclosure OF mortgage, given BY you 70
Charles Macon upon the north Of the south Of
the ne. Of section -, township Is north, range
west, and claiming IN injunction against you
restraining you from cutting or removing sny
SOS, or causing Or permitting It to BE- done, and
also the sale of said mortgsged premises to pay on
said debt, the extinguishmsnt Of eli equity Of
dsmption therein, Tor costs and general relief.
Now You are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning OF tho second day Of the
next term Of said Court 10 be holden on the Arst
Monday Of September, 1850, or judgment and DE-
cree will ha had therein prav~A tNr b. NeS.rse
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
Drsrn.nriags STATE Cenvensi.n.

DSsrktnridge state Convension.
The lows State Convention OF the Breck-
isFidgs wing Of the Democracy will meet n
Dsvsspors on Wednesday, the 18th Of thi,
0ooth.
= preliminary meeting viii be held on Mon
~ svsniag q the same place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

original Notice.
To John Tsrbeil, Jane Tarbeil, John Irwin. Jno. r.
Irwin, w. H. Deming, Levi AyeriIl. Dan 4 Ste
phens, ]. p. Mstther, Fred. q, Bsomhsm, exesu-
TOR Of Edward Boynton, deceased, Saml Dunlap,
defendants:
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
l. ia now Gle In the Clerk Office Of the District
Court u Lee county, Iowa, NJ Keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Of mortgage against said John Tarbcll
for the sum OF ~ 100 10 100 with 10 per cent in
tersst from February. $780, and .gainst all said
defendants above named praying also for the fore
closure Of = certain mortgage given by said John
Tsrbell V Charles Mason upon the of Sc SEQ.
l. townahip ~ y. range west, also on the ~.
and y. Of Sc sec. s, township 60 north, range
west OF plank road, except 10 1890 acres 10
Nv /; the sale Of ssil mortgAged premises TO pay
Oh said debt, the extinguish mcnt Of All equity OF
redemption therein and for cssls and general relief
said petition also asks for the appointment OF
ceiyer TO take charge and control OF saii premises
collect the rents To-, which receiver has been ap-
pointed By said Court.
Nov you are required to answer said petition BY
the second day of the nex term Of said court To Be-
held on the lst Monday Of September, 1850, o.
1udgment and decree will b had therein - prayed
| for BY default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July III, lS60dm Atty for Pitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

General Insurance Agency.
VIM. =. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKUK, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
l. BURANCR, LIFk INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets s<OO, 900.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e35O,OOO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms co. o. BR0oKLYN,N Y.
Assets sass 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e336.O 900.
MutuAi Benefits Life Ems. On.
Net accumulation Jan. 4, go, IS, 4O0, 6S2.So.
non Persons IN TINS city have their lives In
Or sured In this CompAny--Among them our
most influential citizens.
Dwelliugs, Household Furniture, Bnildings,
merchsrdHie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
sured at fair rates. w Losses Paid At this Agency
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and b
your own judge.
oFFicE-6n Third-st., near State Bank. Kso-
kuk, Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Aug. Z, Is60-d State and Local Agent.
flsHIs DAY AECEIvED-.0lh Vol. 81
i New AMERICAN CYCLOpEDIA, Mt
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrY Book SroRH,
July16d No. 81 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

LOuIovILLk, Auk. B.
A severe shook Of au earthquake was felt
at Henderson, q $40 this =. m, causing
much CONSERVATION. Il lasted eight or ten
seconds. A slight shock Was felt here u
nine this morning.
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Original Notice.

July 18th, lSSo--dIm
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LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

The full History Of the Lennon Slave Case nom tS ongn 70
m hn decision IN the Court OF Appeals containing the opinion
Of Judge Pne before whom the hst heard the opn
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OCoDor, "m h EyEr and Joseph Blunt In the Court Of
APPea and the opinions Of Judges DEMO- Wright and Cerke
The greet importance Of the legal and political principles in
yoved the bodness with which the issues aud the
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The single end Of this book is the presentation IN oonpc'
and fOrm Of tho important facts votes
eters speeches. reports and other documents when
the political contest agtsting this county IL hs oeen oif
for himself his platform, and ytncate f he msyl
ala and the soundness Of his views on the great
questions which underlie current politics.
OF course, such wOrk can nave out competseNe "si
Maie ever so larse and still many things must be omitted
that the compiler would wish to insert and every critic w
olsusiby Why insert this and omit thatl why eve 90
70 remember or remembered dad all that would be val
ned hike his We only that we nave done ou
best: let him do better who can.
OF citation IL one the chief vices OF political
hardly listen set speech, even ITO
wenformed and truthful which not msIieo "
some us.pprebenon unconscious misstseent OF ,ne p
on views VI this or that prominent saesnAn
heedes " read long lost msdd are quoted on
with fuency confidence though with induoitaoe sc2o
acy citations nte do gross innstco 70 tne au
toor and tend to mead the heaer We believe tne
collected this printed that the seHera
By csnyas.ers Of s parties ruit TEXT Book VIII De
ound soy Indispensable But those WAC ony
listen and and reflect viii also ind manifest nep 20
clear issues and contentious Of the day
They will Interested In comparing the detud positions nAeh
by nr. Lincoln, MIR Dougas, or Gen CSss or hr kvees
uted TO st stesu the fluent Of some political
bazonins his consistency OF proving
az osncety To verify and correct the citations OF frol
decamer sometimes the easiest and most CONVINCING f~iu"
trace Of psrtsan ba betrayed In the thread Of nsrrs &c
Viii "a partially the successive reports bills votes eIc
this work the error is uniDeneons ane
Our purpose TO compile record acceptable ana COZ
TO en- of al parties which be and uustso
by all Whsteye. 10 original herein regarded a. OF 40 use OF
merit. save as necessary eucidAon Of the residue Wnsu
apology therefore, further explanation the ieh1 o''A
nended 10 the favor Of the American public , ,..,
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