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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

L The subscriptions to the Popular lean continue
moderate. To-day they Were al the Sub-Tregsury,
$4,000.
Nr. Cisco psid tho bank $4,000 on account o. re-
sales Of the go 2 cent Treasury Notes.
4 dispatch from Washington states that George
Peabody writes from London, thai the British Gov
eminent is auxiors to preserve peace with the United
States and tla no attempt to raise the blockade Of
The Southern pcrts need be apprehended. Similar
testimony hos been received from other eources.
Tie felarns from the Mint this week have
been satisfactory exceeding 100000 in gold and
silver. Tbs leaves only some $500 coo which The
New-York Office has awaiting reccinege.
In money there il no change, but II anything, tbs
change is toward greater Choice paper sells al
cal Y cent, and call loans are sal 2 cent.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foregn Dry Goods and general merchandise at
tie port OF New-YcIk for tao week ending Nov. y
and sinee Jan. /:
Dry Good. .....,....s 2sssui sl,-sso4 49, pc
6en9Itl megchsndse.. -,.t9Zos lts,'-S' i'''' To-
Total for the week. .s27s2le0 sse3.a2l .ls9l4 as
Previously reported. At,070ll3 2ct'',o7E IV'4s's1-
Sine, Jan. 1........s2807sO3 sq9l2g,3 sIi234O,S.7
The bank statement OF Monday viii show 3
large expansion Of loans and deposits in consequences
Of tie negotiation by Mr.. Chase Of fy millions Of
xix pen cent Federal Stock. The mercantile loaus
continue to show contraction and are now about
So 600 coo. Tie mercantile deposits ca the con-
trary are steadily Increasing. Tie specie reserve Of
the banks is well maintained, the disbursements Of
Government being very large and Notwithstanding
the banks have paid two installments Of three and
a-baf millions each during the week the average
will probably show an increase on the previous
statement although the actual amount in vault will
NOT be equal TO the average.
The business in bank stocks during the week has
been large, and notwithstanding the declining ten
dency Of the general market prices OF some deecrip
tons have advanced ard these Of al have been well
sustained The sales since Saturday last were as
follows. 20 shares American Exchange, 81 as; ca
Bank Of Commerce. s38s3i; 20 Bank Of America,
81; 80 National 81 Sc; Park 81; 25 Continental,
76; 40 Bank Of Hew-York, SO; 20 Metropolitan, 81;
40 Mechanics Bank %; 10 Commonwealth, 70; 10
Merchants, 30; 10 Shoe and Leather, 81 40 In
porters' aud Traders, g0S9l; s. Merchants Ex-
change, 70.
TIE receipts at the CustOm-Houso for duties last
week include s2l Ol3 in Treasury No:es.
The annexed table shows the minimum amount Of
business now being transacted az the Sub-Tressury:
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nov 2a-2s go bbs Fleur 10 dc. Corn Nes' ssl bsFs
do sJ Dol. bIky 10 81 b0sL. heat, ls do Corr
Is III do Data 25O Bsiiev, 1896 d. serG - ptsf ROW
stone 1874 DO BuctWbest Flour, II d. Abhes Ia Do Lard
<s4 ke,, do, 100 Dead hogt
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stoyemeu,s Of Ocean steamers.
skanisipG.
IDssssuR.rs sailed

N s'saussD Fdiaburgl, fsv Lr-rSoi-C oe,ime, A. o.
Norwood wife shd Iec Dir. aud Me Dor andt"o char
Bisnop tfcIlysis aua Two d. n q. = lor- Aic1.
Heyaan jacob H1ffran, ". H. Pur.-r l. tichad oui %
Brcmsn Dir. tpd Mira Eugene Charm, g. G. Won, IT, > l.
irr.bsr Henry seton. g. Bennett u. {. L.E.t-h, Leon
seuu.4r q Thones Mi aud Nfs DGrds four children c1d
serysn., VIII Harper, and others a. .teelsse.
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uyl4gD sTATEs DISTRICT coURT-So7 23.-Bsfsre
judge SurPyAN
rSDERyura1loN oF nrrR:


The Uul 81 Siat-s at W ca.sa - feer.
This was + colt Ia which it wls charged that the
invoice unidentified fie goods. lbsy sl7 By the
Pessrue officers ard u-arsedg tatru forfeit lten- The
entire Value he beer ABBOT tp The defe - wss
,h.t vsrishe sftee sd thD pce fuct gtiusi snd
price actual viue Al the time
@; is poItsor from rsr Tls jury Tcndsred verdict
Tor the ci1iuafE
F,l.n Alan sad webster Crs IT, the Government, J.
Bneha.aau Henry 81 ! Mr. scllff TO- ls elalnsn'..
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essene3 $Ql, 3o2 Net loss for the month. s1l,o33,
and 10, the II months Of the fiscal year. 500 Oh.
The following is an abstract of the 2sth monthly
report Of Il j. Jewslt, Receiver Of The Central onio
Railroad. Of the operations for The month OF Sep'em-
Der 1861:
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EIaiAIUKE ALfiAsAc
ar-Rf.esC.s2 Se.s ...........f.35 Moo,-Se.a II is
HisH WATNK THIS
andy Uook.. l0a Gov. Island. $50 HelOds-,.. 49,
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LAV INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcur Eev. 21-Besor. Jnf'ic
ALLES.


SUPREME COURT Circuit Nov. 21-Befors Juf'ic.
ALLES.
DECIsIoS.
RebeccR Barnett agt. Es'ber lichcnsei 0.-Con'
plant disussd and judgment Tor the defendant or costs
CnASBKKs-Nov 23-Beiore Justice IScEAuAs.
DECISIONS.
Mary T.. Morris a2t. John DuIlster ct al-Judg'
mont Of oreelosui- sud sac granted.
Efizlbch Overocker at Elias Overoeker-Rc port con
ffmtd and judgment Of divoTre granted.
Johu eyIDan sgt Amelia Weymso herwise Slyersein
-Nsriaze between parties declared void
Leon osidsmih Charlotte Gold smith Report Of ref
confirmed. 81 d judgment Of divorce granted.
franss'co Kovscs sgt sepheu koyaca-kepoH confirmed
and Jgdsment Of divorce snted
inFe leland City Ba'k Of the City Of NewYok Motion
rrsnted
In re Petition Of Feitner. Gusriian, tc.-Refrenee
dercd 70 the Hon Charles & Peabody, TO isIe proof &c
Emtlne J. Clement agt. Abraham d. Clement Reference
ordered to H. c BesE. ESQ., to sPpout Receiver and take
ssaTy security.
IT, re last III and tstanent Of Patrick Bredy.-Reiened
TO the Hon. Michael UshoeGer
Before Justice SuTHERLsSD.
The People. Gc and JsDcs Bronson Ct al art the Marine
CtDrt. and sgt Samuel w S0c1m-NoIion for sbso-
Lutte wit Of prokibition denied without costs.
Before Justice ALLEG
Edward 4. Lambert sg Mslyins 5. Bishop y sl-hoon
denied nt for want Of ursdcon second because Of the
rou.r,ce Of H. moving papers tho tenants third fol
like oversight To ths landlord and judgment cebo,f who
entitled 10 be heard.
SUPERIOR COURT-0EssRAL TERs-Ncv. 23-Before
all the Justices.
John Purchase agt George h. BelOws-Alotlon
fer gupeHi deaieJ, with : ~ costs
Spec. l. rEnN--hoy % - Before Justice BOsw0RTH
Rachel asr;in age. George koberts.-M otion de-
nsni, with ~ costs 10 abide evenf.
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1-S'''A'' .''''.'...si,2953n "a sli+ss,s-J 10
-s ~ q rsysHne de past month from coal as
60 ssa a vah corresponding time lasf year is
rIa'' ana hoa merchandise, SIS, $40; the travel
seNi'g ~ insease Of saoOe. The eypepses were
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IN7f7t- = 80 '''f'''s''' SllsN
The CAcago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, the
fia week Of Noreisber, shows sn incresse OF some
900 On r',e s,Ine week lsst year.
The following shove lie busness Of the PhiGde-
sh'a aud Reading Railroad Company for the month
d oe.ober, 1851, compared with the same month
lsst YEA.
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apaken.

spoken.
oe 20 len 80 90 lon. ~, spoke tsE aniaDs Star Orb
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

ALTHAUsE-on Friday evening, Nov. u Helen WV Of
:. 3. Althsgss ,,.-.,,, ~
funeral on her Itsdenee No &ih Tonh hieet be.
tween fins and sixth Monday, Nov ~ II IL
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
A Battle in Missouri.

The news received, since our last
is cheering, it brings us the pleasant
intelligence of another victory over
the enemy, of their complete defeat
and their flight. We know not how
it is, hut the greatest race in the
world for running, would appear to be
the hounds with whom we have deal.
ings now, we have no recollection ot
their equals on foot.
The fight we alludc to, occurred
q .ht miles south of Springfield; the
.,uemy's loss was from twentythre,
y lnlred to three thousand.
The full particulars, as regards ;
correct number of both forces, etc. ",
have not vet received.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Well indulgent readers, through.
the kindness OF our benevolent Maker
we are permitted to attend again to
Your wants and desires Any def
ciencies wlicl, may have appeared in
the columns of the News during our
sickness, we trust you overlooked
We are not feeling as hearty as we
would wish, bueexpect soon to gain
strength-though at best we are not
cverstocked with good health. As ii
is Richard is himself again"
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Still Further EnCOmium.

The following very complimentary
notice Of ourselves aud undertaking
We find in that good paper the Mad
ison Democrat" published in Madi-
son Parish, by Mr.. L. l.. LENNARp,
Editor and Proprietor:
The SHREVEPORT DAiLy News.
We are glad to see that this spicy,
go-ahead little daily, just the right
size, has become one of the permanent
institutions of Shreveport. The cit.
izens of Shreveport ought to be
thankful that John Dickinson, Esq
the editor and proprietor, saw fit to
select their city as place for daily
paper, particularly in times like
these, when the latest news from the
seat of war is the all-absorbing topic
and which can can only be furnished
by a daily paper. AS regards the
gentleman himself, all we will say is
that if perseverance, industry, anc
good practical sense, has any claims
on the public for patronage, thel
John Dickinson, Esq, should have
large share.
We wish we could make some o
the folks about here understand yo,
I friend Lennard, but its no use, man,
who can will not aid us. Consola
tion-we can do without their coun
tellance.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Mrs. .4brah0m.--The jenkins" of
the New York Herald editorializes at
some lenght on the great accession to
its fashionable population that Long
Branch, on the jersey shore, is to re-
ceive in the advent OF Mrs. President
Lincoln. He concludes thus tloridly;
Thus having burst upon the fash
ionable world as suddenly and as brill
iantlv as the last comet did upon the
celestial, Mrs. Lincoln is now about
to leave Washington for time to en-
JOY the purer air aud more healthful
breczes of Long Branch, and to achieve
new triumps in a breif summer cam
pal On. Let all of our best society pre-.
pare to follow in her train.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Terrible Railroad Accident near
Richmond.
One Killed .uad Many Uoxxded.

Richmond, Aug. 12.-An acciden,
occurred on Sunday, near 10 o'clock
about seventeen miles from Rich.
mond, on the Manassas Road, occa.
stoned by land slide disarrangine
the rails.
Eight cars with soldiers were
smashed and shivered to pieces.
Two companies from Louisville,
Ky. were the principal crs, suffre
viz:
Davis Gnards-killed John
Larkin. Wounded: w. +. Donald
son, left arm, left leg broken; s. N.
Tomlin, shoulder, breast; Richard
Long, back, arm. ankles J. w. Por-
ter, sprained hip: L. II. Hansel,
breast, back; Sergeant c. II. White,
head, breast, internally John Tobin
bayonet wound sin the leg; Henry
Mccullough, head, thigh, knee; Geo.
W. Smith, both legs; NJ. Little,
arm +; H. H. Walker, slightly. hip,
Davis Rangcrs-None killed
Wounded; John Coleman, head back
and hip; Richard Overton, shoulder
and leg; &. II. Golfer, back, arm
aud shoulder; John Hemberok, knee !;
NJ. T. Gist, hip; r.. p. Monts, collar
bone broken; j. B. Quiggings. collar
bone broken and other bruises J. J.
C. Swim, face; Lieutenant Gilmore,
bruised internally Geo. Holbrook,
back =; Mcmahon. arm sprained {:
j. y. Atkinson, hip bruised. Many
others are very slightly bruised.
There is Il report in this morning
to the effect tina, the train to Manas-
sas. last night. collidod with another
train, killing and wolnding about
twenty of Wigfa!l's. NJ particulars
haze as vet been obtained.
In the Confederate States Con-
gress to day no business was trans
acted in public session.
Richmond, Aug. l2.-1t is gene
rally admitted that Confedarates
have destroyed the town of Hampton,
TO prevent its rp-occnpation by the
Eandals. -
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

-Natine Louisiauioas IN L'ncolu's S
.imy.-In the published list Of ap-
pointments, made by Lincoln and
confirmed by the Senate, to the new
regiments Of the United States array,
We find the following:
Henry G. Capen, Of Volunteers. to
be First Lientenent May IA, 1861,
born in Louisiana.
VIM. J. Slidell, of Louisiana, to
be First Lieutenant, May Ia, 1861,
born in Louisiana.
Henry A. Swartwout. of New
York, 10 be First Lieutenant, May IA,
1861, born in Louis
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Speaking Of the prospects Of our
recognition, lon, the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, who
is a thorough Englishlnan by birth,
association and feeling, thus writes:
The London Times has arrived at
the conclusion that the war must ter
inmate in Southern Independence
That Independence may not, even if
it exists de .facto terminate the war.
1t is clear that the Times will advo-
cate recognition by England, at an
early day. Advices received at Ha-
vana from Europe state that European
Government will probably soon re-
cognize the ConfederateS.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

4An IRISH .>oi9tcr in Iroubc-An
Irish gentleman, who had been erin-
cling his satisfaction at the receipt of
his wages more Hihcrnico, j1St now
attempted to get past us-"Who
goes there p a friend-shurc You
know Pm friend !" "Advancc
three. PAGES and give the counter
sign" The gentleman approached
bu: was broaght up b. the bayonet.
Send for the Captain and he'll give
You the word, bedad.' The inter
cession was unnecessary, for two. po-
licemen came up in hot pursuit, and
the General who was sitting by, or
dered the guard to deliver their priso-
ner to the civil power. For some
extraordinary reason this act moved
the prisoner to the greatest gratitude
and taking off his zap he exclaimed.
Thank you, General long life to
YOU. Indeed, General, I'm greatly
obliged to YOU on this account An
other sentry who challenged an Off
Ger i'll the usual way was asked by
him. do you know the counter
sigu yourscl1!' "ludeed, l don't
sir its not nine o'clock, and they
have not given it out yet.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

We find upon our table a catalogue
of the Kcachi Female College. This
is fourishing institution, and is un-
der charge of the Rev. J. II. Tucke,
and Lady. The next session com.
rnences the first Monday Of Septem.
Der proxilno.
been made final by the approval Of
President Davis.
b Among the acts referred to is one
appropriating one million of dollars
for the Missouri State troops who
are cooperating, Or who may here
after cooperate with the Confederate
Government.
Another act authorizes the Presi
dent to accept four hundred thou
sand volunteers for the Confederate
service in addition to those already
enlisted for the public defense.
\ third act authorizes the Prcsi
dent to issue proclamation, re-
quiring all citizens of the United
States who may now, for whatevel
reason, be within the limits of the
Confederate States, to depart within
forty days from the date of sucl
proclamation, unless they make j.;
2
come citizens of the Confederat,
States, and unless at the same tim
they acknowledge the authority Q
the Confederate Governments.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

An investigation into the stock of
cotton at Liverpool shows that there
are now on hand l,O53,7l0 bales,
while last year, at the same date,
July l9,) there Were l,2S7 $50, or
23S,0OO bales more than now, Du-
ring the sixteen weeks just ending
the increase has been Ill, $50 bales,
while during the same period of 1860
there ~sr :H increase ct 3-l 100
ball
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Our Motto--Home Manufacture.
TUESDAY,.
Written. jor the Duly Ncms.
Reveries Of a Bachelor.


''
nalne,
/" happy community mated tor
~. nc
must haste
1t ever expect tor t" get me a
WIFE
cool
Ahe< il",' ihinN that Il bachelor
must De fool
'f som" ",htf l1eer s'''us--as at
mn. they Sa-r,
FOR 7" !ir' such i i'ETi" HE all OF
h!S Gays.
greeting my cars
1"a single me hi"aE h:.'t many
tears:
"ht:t Others co'tfrnt"d through
NE weary Sff'1"'
FOR TO comfort ana cheer them
"havca sweet httlc wife.
for IT chliiE me with fear
AS m. earthly F'iSF'haas', seems Z"
dra" near
Ni'h n" one !" CHEER III" tn" rest
"i my NE,
Or TO call by such name as my
sweet iit'.e wife.
Some say that III" Indies mus, WALL
tiii proposed
hv the bashiul Young m"n--l have
always supposed:
"cA' II tins Is til" case and cour-
age WI! DO
10" may count me one nov b"'
III soon make It 1.-TWO.
Tor over my oaSiituiness soon
must gel,
CIR III stiit bear the name OF Man
fot 10 ltt.
And TO rld myself IulcAly OF such
c"fs''
III marry tor love and then work
Tor the purse
IT marry tor love- tor 50 1t - SAID
Iher" Is not so much danger 10 get
an old uaid,
But If, on tue contrary, l marry ior
gold
I'll tind ont Ger long I've been
gtorIousiy sold.
And now dear friend reader II 20"
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

The Wilmington On. c. Journal
learns that the Wilmington and Wei.
don Railroad Company is about fit.
ting up cars for transportation Of sick
and wounded soldiers. These cars
are intended to run all the way from
Richmond to the Cape Fear river
They are to have easy lounges and
hammocks.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

We have on hand and shall publish
rs soon rs possible, two lengthy
pieces of rhyme. They are so long
that We are compelled to lay them
aside until an opportunity offers to
publish them.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

sE We learn from private let.
ter from New Orleans, that Wig.
lance Committee has been formed in
that city, whose object is pa rticularly
to prevent remittances to the North
and to punish treason ,ummariiv.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Special Diszatchcs to tie Daily Delta

Special Dispatchcs to tie Daily Delta.
Richmond, August l3, 1861.
1t is known that the President
has just approved some highly i'm.
portant bills passed by the Confede-
rate Congress in secret session.
Vague rumors of the discussion or
passage Of these bills were before the
topics Of earnest discussion and in
quiry. Now it is made certain that
they have been passed. and have
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
AS the editor of the /" Monroe Re-

AS the editor of the Monroe Re-
gister." is very much perplexed to
know our author" we presume zee
mast let him know. He is in great
labor (like the mountain which brought
forth 1nouse) and insists upon our
telling "our, author" we'll have to
do it Or there'l be miscarriage, and
all on our account.
He wants us tnSsay that there was
no truth in our statement! Cool and
impudent, rather. What are we to
understand Is the Register man
the P. n. If so, we forgive him for
his intercstedness. II he is not, he
should be made the z. NJ. instanter,
for we vouch he would attend to the
duties if nothing else. And if he is
not de .taeto the p. NJ. why in the
devil does he take SO much upon him.
self l.. Is he the Msnarch Of that dis
tant burg, whose chastity he valiantly
defends, alone, if attacked in any way
by an assailant. All! we have it, he
must be the town, for in his article
he says: "but zee are determined not
to bear the sins of others
All that we have to remark is, that
the shoe seems to fit remarkably well
and was Immediately put on. To
satisfy you, we will cay that our au-
thority was the town talk. it was in
the mouth Of every person. Ii this
satisfies you we'll and good, if not we
can't help it, for we published at your
request, an article from your paper,
without making any charge for the
same, and further clippings we will be
compelled to charge for. The fact of
your insisting that We We're wrong
does not make you right. However,
we forgive you for your folly. Now
keep quiet.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Our Deputy Postmaster y. Selig-
man, We are pleased to learn has been
authorized to act as Agent of Jenk-
ins & McGill's American Letter Ex-
press Company OF Nashville. We
hope he may drive good business,
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Scott's Geosraphy.-On the large
map which Gen. Scott is continually
studying are many points of interest
but the veterans attention is partic'
ulary directed to Davis Straits
Ncac York Herald 17M Jaly.
Wonder Il thc Old veteran diau'i
find N;lN j. .>ouhd Oh ,hr 2l-t ultc.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

The funny boat over the river
was launched this morning. She
now rests upon the bosom of the big
drink, gracefully as swan, but
doubtless more terrible than that bird
if she should happen to collide with
something. She draws only loA feet
forward aud ll4 feet aft. So far, her
,proprieters are satisfied with her pro-
misc.-Dclta
1t may be well to inform our read
CTS that the above has reference ia
the gun boat built at Algiers, oppo-
site New Orleans. We may give 4
feint description tomorrow.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
T Ell E 6 R APHIC-

HsANSAaCS SbolAA AuttAC ASOSA thlc ulOI-
ming bring dates from Fort Smith
to the l4th fully confirming the news
of McCullough's victory.
The-ight occurred on. Saturday
eight miles south Of Springfield the
enemy took the confe,lerates picket
prisoners and surprised the main bo-
dy. bloody aud desperate encoun-
ter ensued with great loss on both
sides.
Five regiments OF Missourians
were thrown into panic and fed.
General Price made two Intellectual
attempts to rally them. The Louisi-
ana regiment fought gallantly and
suffered much.
Gen. Price led the Sd and 5th Ar
kansas Regiments in person and made
a splendid charge.
\ letter from McCulloch dated
the I1th says the victory is ours, the
battle lasted six hours and a half.
Our loss is great. Lyon is among
the dead. We took six pieces of ar
tillery from Siegel. destroyed his
command and captured many pri-o-
ners and small arms. ! cannot give
particulars but write this in order to
correct reports circulated by those
who fled from the field.
The Confederate loss was from
two to three hundred killed and four
10 FIVE hundred wounded. Among
the killed on our side was Major
Harper, OF Churchchill. II. II. Brown.
Lieut.. Joe Walton, Capt. Bell, Lieut..
Weaver, Sergt. Samuel Morton. Ma
jor Ward. Of the ID regimen, lost his
arm and il is thought he will die.
Captain Stewarts Company suf-
i.r.d @rcnsly. From 30 to 10 of
Col. Carol, regimen: were killed.
Major W'l!i,rman, gallant Missouri
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