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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
S,TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, So
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S,TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
= IL the L.s.r.c; Cour; Of faid co-ntr.
Henry hI.Icr. iiafniiE. - AIMS Frel-riek, John
A Frederick, Philip beiz. William NJ. Lar II,
" W Parker, Frank Plpmer, So'omon HEN
bv. Lei Davis, samuel c. Yong and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
oEi6ISAL NOTICE
To the said Defendants
You ard each of you are hereby notified that
there Is nos On file IN the Office Of the Clerk o.
the District Caur; Of Sccti county, Iowa, . Ie;i-
,icn Of Henry Miller, claiming VI the said defend
apts. Anna Frederick and JOHN A. Frederick, the
.um OF FIVE hundred $500 dollars, with Interest
thereon from the I'd day Of June, ID, ISIS. at
the rate Of ten per cent per anaurl, a. money due
him on . certain rromissory note, executed BY
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, OF
the 18th day Of June, l.5S ard payable on the
l4th day o. December, 1853. said petition also
prsys for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage on
the following described real estate situated in the
county OF seott nd State OF Iowa, to wit: Com
mepcing City 81 feetdue south Of the southeast
corner OF of number tour in block M nc Der thIr-
ty-two So Of the city OF Davenport; thence run
ring west ighfy sd feet thence souih twenty
1901 feet; thence east eighty Sol feet !;
thence north twenty 20 feet to the
place Of beginning, executed by said Anna Frede-
rick and John A. Frederick, On the l4th day cf
June, A d, 1850, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of the above described promissory note.
Now, unless you appear and answer thereto On
or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court to be began and holden on the hrss
Monday of February, d., 1862, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered there
On.
~ ~ B. D. CONGD0N.
del0l ASassseg tss Plsiso
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ORIGINAL NOTCH
To Polly GARNER, delft:
Yen are hereby hottie. that en II before The
ath day Of Januarv. led-, petition VI. be s.ei
oy said ..niLtif, Chaurcey hrur, III the o.fce Of
the Geek Of the district Court .. aid Scott
ea1nty. Iowa claiming Of you the sun q. ore hun
-fei an seventy-t~o : 100 io.iars : money due
on 4-omi,soTy note execu ed by yoa AMI Joseyh
Carrier by J. :. smith, Your attsrGey IL fact, Tor
July iith, ie''p, due one year after date with in
ierest a; ten yer cent AMI asking tia; writ Of
at atchment may Issue IL tbs .-e..aii defendant
being rol-resl tent, and having IT. p-rty ii e4id
county All state, adj unless yoi appear II ereto
and defend before noon Of the se:o,d iay Ct the
next term Il said Court commencing III tie third
Jay 81 February, ls62, deiarlt Ei.l b entered
against you, AMI Judgment rendered fht.csa.
Dated this 7th day Of January, iss-.
tAMPDLLL d PILLS.
jaus Att'ys for p. E.
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LEGAL.

IhUSIEE'S SALE.-wherees. On tke III
= a.y q February, A. b., 1857 J. Wilson Opi.
'sau ana Missouri Guiteau, his wife. of Dsven.
Po'i 'o"., executed unto Austin Corbia ~ Inns.
T"-.,.. -. peed OF Trust, conveying to said
as follows, tosit: Lot No. sixteen ia -
"Hsw.eJ outlets, being situated in N.
east quarter OF seetion No. twen,y-eieht "a
the northeast quarter Of section thiriy-thr.s M
IN township No. seventy eight Us, north "a
40. -four ~ EAST Of the 5ih +. H., cout.rlss
fve and ,wenty-iour one hnndred,h. ar,es
24-lU0, be the same, more or less, for q rpo,.
particular description # which, reference h
hereby made to the map or plat II said Hswl.r',
oa,lots, recorded in boos N Of Deeds. 1T rag.
p, of the records of ssid county wii.h "a 4 -
veyance was made by the sad 6ai;.au and Vie.
for the purpose # securing the psymer; Of oce
certain promisscry note and the interes; h e-eop
sgnet by said J. Wilson Guiteau. dated the ll,h
cay OF February, A. D.. ls57. and Ieyatse IN cps
year after date, TO the order Of Nicholas Feervs.y,
ut the b: nling House OF Gseklot 4 Corbin Of
davenport. with interest at ten pc. cent. per an
rum. Endorsed On said note is interest 20 Febru.
airy llth, SIS, ind eighteen dollars 81 different
times thereafter. Said note was for the run Of
one hundred and seventy dollars.
And how, said note having become due and
LAY able, AMI the said ]. Wilson Gui,eau having
faAed to pay the zane, except in part ss above,
austin aHhin Trustee a. aforess Id. Do hereby give
thsiubiie notice that by virtue Of 4 rover which
L % iae vested By saii Deed II Trust viii on Sat-
,ntaa, ne 10Th DAY Of January A L :. 1861 at the
hour Of zine o'clock in the forenoon of .aid dav Al
'be .oSit House dor, IL the city OF Dav-
eETort, sxpose AMI olvr fer sale AZ ynhl;c sn..
tlon, for cab. n parcel Of Ian. above dcac,,bs1
muci thereof q. shall be Nee say to s.,.Iv ans
pay the amount II sail ne with 49,.
thereon 70 the day u sale, together with Iii oa.ts
AID expense attending .ai a. c.. oi thi. pots.
AMI Trustees fees.
Dated the 6. Il dag G. december, A. d.. 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN.
6.au-.l,s, -,
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S,TATF az IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, N
> tie Oi-ts.>i Court Il sail Comfy.
Hea'y Miller, Plaintiff, W, WilfsE y Schirash
L.las E.sAa.l, l.. -teinli.oer, ~. Nie.e. :.
Whitaker George Eeut,.- John Nafthtts
Christina s.atthies J W stewart, Executor 81
X. T. Campbell, d-ce scd Jahr 4 AeteeH
y iiafn II Darlington, II. Hroan nj l,He4
Hait slLi iian { hyT1n : Hal, beferlar...
To taii Defendants
YousIl each of you a-e herrh7 notified hat
Ii ~ j. I.a i n lie ID tire Ofi,e Tie Clerk #
the District Court, Of .aii SCI cum
y, a Fe,l'..a q HsHry miller Gaming
he SUE q oEe thauseat >i,eos} doi.rs w. IL
,erest iheTeot r u tie 21,h day q September.
l. IS. a, the rae = ten is. cent. Ter auaun, q
L neg due j m - n certain orns> y nste, X
ecute1 by s.il william y. >eLirach, "a tie in
lay 4. eet .Aaer I-.. and ;-Iy.tc Ii { 1ear al
ter date Said petition a.so rrays for lie fore
clusare Of certain mortgage On the following de-
scrhcl rea! tate, situated III tie county If scott
aii state q Iowa, ty-wlt: & !4I1et.cin-, eighty
50 feet iue west t.um Tie north east met oi
blOcs n4Il-tl FL; -.-lc IS n the city {. Iat-
export, a. known, Ie.irnsted, described and MIN
be:ei CD tie recorded Plat Of the atoresa e., Of
davenport thence running south eighty -
feet thence vert ,hiI;y toyl feet; theace
Roth eighty 80 feet thence east thirty .eee
10 iLe place {: beeii-in-, execute - II " -
liam '. seAirseh on the llth day Of oetsier, i =
~, for I4f.o-e q -ecutins tie payment {.
the above descfli.ed fFgu.:-9efy ns;e.
NoW uties- yea aIpcar Hereto all dcf.Ii IL
fore noon III the sec.ii 1.y 4. the Ie1f ftftG d
tie saii ais.si-t Court, ~ ls ELL attn. cs.g III
Davenport Ga tie fr.t MaE!ay ia fes-uar,.i y
!o5-. detaLit ". be erte:ei Agalns. 80 AID
lud -nea, rel 4ered Were il.
Da:ei December On, IL.
il. D. C0SGD0S
dscia At,'y for i4ii
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YNRJ STEE'S SALE.-on SATURDAY, the ash
l day q December, A. H.. 1851. will he soii.
for cash, 10 the hlsbes; der, At the Court /. u
door, IL the city o. Davenport. al two oe,ock T.
j. the following aescri & real late IN Scott
county, State o. lowe, to-~!t The south half
Of the east ha: Of lot NJ. seven = Ii block No
eleven II. u the city Of Dsvenpoil, easarlng
forty ~ ty seseL.r i've feet. ana o14vey L IL
Jvseth hinge aud NareLa Bla-hlneeI hy
John X $50 part Of ut No. tour I III
o.t:k n. eleven II IN tie city ct Davenport.
De- bel - ms, tl-Nit: COMMENCING d d
Ivla; III. - Feet west from the northeast cor
%. .! -a Ut ". ieaI thence ra4Ling We.
twenty-five p Tee. thence south eighty o.
lee thence eat twenty five %, fe tbeaee
no!jh eighty - feel II he pace Il tesinsing,
uri. Z iseu'y-fye p b. eighty - feet,
conveyed 10 -aid J. b.oekliuger and Nift ~ Anton
Carwi1e, and Wiz. By force and effect .. De-
q Trust, made L re b! Joseph BoeA!inger snd
Narena, hi. wife. duiy recorded il SCOT, caaaty
fe.ords, March Ion, 1871, ID hook Z \" 81 .av1-
.ot mortgage g. pe.e -, .Li ia'ei Hrt I'LL,
ls5..
Davenport, Deea4le. ;, ISL.
AUSTIN C9AEfS,
g Its Iu-tec.
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STATF OF IOWA SClIT COUNTY. IS
= thsuncey krum :. Polly Gardner. il the
Ia. carr-
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NkuoItE'S SALE.-Whe;eas. on the l7,h
L day of December, 4. D., 1859, Hugh Ke.sev
and Sarah L Kelsey. his wife, Of Scott coup,y
Iowa, executed un;3 Austin Ctrhin, a. Trustees
certain decd Of Trust, conveying g. said Trustee
the land in Scott county, loss, described as fol-
lows. 'o-wit: part Of the northeast fractional
quarier 0. section No. two(2 tc~nship No. sew.
cnty-line ~. Of range No. Eve t5, eas. OF he
9Th 7. 81 bounded and described follows TO-
wit: Commencing nj the south west corner d.
O! g-ouni ty l.. PiLneo guardian
Of the heirs Of Hazel flnneo, deceased, By orjer
d the County Court q. Scott county, to Timothy
seafl, nenc.lg at the aforesaid Southwest
corner, and running thence cast forty-tight 49,
feet; thence north ter 10 rods theme west
.oTt, eight (4s) feet, and thence .su,h
ten dc rods to the llacc Of begin
min, when sail Conveyance was made by
tie said Hugh Kelsey an afe, for the purpose
q securing the II. fneLt II orc certain proinissory
note and IN Interest thereon sigred b said Hugh
hfiser, dated tie It'll day q Dtct .nber A. d..
l359. for The q ale aultrel ana fo-ty-nre
and ~ loo iolilrs, due 10 year sitter ist. ID
lie oTier Of stephen ThenI n, q. tie paLking
iiou { i NacEipi Cortin, VII utere.t &, III.
rate u ten per cent. from date About one hun.
ire .i4Is Los lesa la.i, al. lie balance ia
due.
Andnow, said rote having become due and ,av.
able, and the said Hugh ke,sey having failed 10
l-iv the same, except IN ART a above, austin
toslia, lrustee as aforesaid, i, hereby
give this public notice that by virtue Of the rover
which Il in ne vested bs saii heed az Trus.
Will saturday, the 2.th lay q December, !,
D,l.Gi Al thehour If nine Get * I'LL the forenoon.
Of sail day, Il tAa Curt House daor
! il the City u llaFehls't, e1Pase ar3 FER tar
lie a public aurti,a, f. r5sh tho parcel Il and
abcyo 4 cribed, lDacl hereof stali 70 nee
esar, {" satifiy an! pay tie amoaat q said Lore,
AID u Interest eTeoI 20 the day OF sale together
with al the costs, ari expenses attending saij
sale, g = q III nee ri trpstee'.f.es
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& TATE OF IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY, Il TIL
- ilise.et ". q said UNITY.
nenry Miller, Plants, s.. Mathis. irlll..
CathariLe Irahn. Aus il Corbin, Amos IfueA
George Is. Sargent, JOIN. Il. Dow, John & Ma
thies, Christina Natthic~, Henricn sch Har-
kuhi, Ellen McAaGns Cyril Babcock, San u
Z. ouag, George :. &. Dow, j. {. III e,
Louis 4. MacAl9t. william han. admin ira tor.
". ". farker, Jo.hira Lsse, aiminis,rat.r. iie.
ten:ants.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

JOHN W. NPSON
LAS REMOVED HIS LAW OFFICE TO
= "a story Of No. T.. West Second street. D.
venPort, over
dc3- d1 I'm
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OLD Al.ATs ssE.wOe:lTED.
j. BOOT h.

J. y . . + h,
= SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- ! and Rock 1aand, respectfully announces -
As Mtissas Of Davenport that he 10 sov Pr.
clean, Color and Manufacture
q I'D 4ATa
enO go 49,, q ehest netiee aaA On r,aseuaha,
essnA kseellset the plsse, 81 Second strees. -,
TWEEN Peuy 81 Rosk lslash.
]. BOOTH.
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N II N 3 !!

II II N 8 &!
EnQ ROWE'S SUGAR CURED CAN.
ODC vassed Hams, at
W h q ! 81 0lo.
Apply JANIS DooLEY,
iUoAal 1s1 DsaAy SAsst.
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, 1862-01-24
AN OMINOUS PROPHET,
The Ue1th Of Lord Pa1merston pre-
dicted.

d1eted.
A sensation has just been produced in Lon
don by the predictions ofa would-be prophet
Astrologer,n and has published almanacs for
the years 1851 and 1862. In the former is
prediction Of the death Of the Prince Consort.
1t is included in the horoscope Of the Prince
Of Wales, and is contained in the Delphic en-
Try: "16G1 is evil for the father Of the native''
---5td{taT being the phrase used technically Of
the individual born under certain stellar or
planetary influence The death Of Lord
Palmcrson il predicted under March, 1862, as
follows:
s'Thc middle Of this month finds Mars i'll
crossing upon tic 10th degree Of Capricorn
Lord Palmcrston. This bespeaks sudden
blow to that veteran statesman, for which he
will do we'll to prepare"
And again NC arc told, under October. 1862,
that ION the l1th Jupiter, and on the 18th,
Mars, viii form square to the eclipse Of 3lst
December, 1861, which fell in deg. 81 min.
Of the sign Capricorn, close to the ascending
degree at birth Of the Emperor Of France, and
very close to the place Of the moon Mt birth Of
Lord Palmerston. The latter can hardly fail,
4 he i've so long, TO sueenmb to fate under
these influences"
There is also horoscope Of Lord Palmer
ston's death in the Almanac for lSG2, which
reads thus:
"Wc have reason to fear that tic country
will lose the benefit Of the noble lords seryl-
ces in lis seycnty-eighth year Che was seventy
seven Last Oetober), but not being informed OF
months out in the period; but we think the
transit Of Mars over the suns place in the
middle Of November, 1861, and tie transit OF
the same planet over tue moons place on the
9Th Of December, 1861, will be very tryin.
periods for the native. But ifhc should reach
then have Mars attlicting lis moons place By
transit, and SUMS place by ingress, Il most
fatal combination OF threatening Influences y
The highly cultivated English people may
understand what this talk about Mars af1lict
Country % We only Know OF Of lew peopa , - is iiil<
Madame Nidger, the gifted Spanish l;.dy, AMI
her cornpcers IN the astrological profession
who will comprehend it.
, 1862-01-24

Donoueh did not consider it prudent to have
much talk about it, Such experiments prove
too mich; they interfere with the established
policy Of slavcholding society, and consequent
ly are generally viewed with disapprobation,
which sometimes manifests itself in iucon-
yenient ways. Among those whose attention
was attracted by these slaves Was Mr. Parker
OF New Orleans.
stWhat kind Of people are these OF s. said
he to Mr. Mcnonongh. Il never cav such people
j eaa have ny cye On them from morning til
wherc they lirc!''
.'Thcy live on the opposite side of the river,
where do. replied Mr. McDonougL, land when
they are employed in New Orleans they cross the
river every night and morning"
why. sir, l am an curly riser said Mr. Parker.
II am Usually MP before day. But ever. morning
they wake me with their singing and the noise of
their trowels. They work az long as they can soc
and mortar for an hour or two+ SO as to he ahcad
Of their work the next morning. They never
walk up ard down those immensely long ladders.
five stories high; they run up and down all day.
II there was white oserseer diving them, whip
in hand, could understand it. But there ia no.
body over them. and Never saw you at the build
Ing. THAT jim must be q yrcat man, sir, I should
like to OWL him
He lad previously made successive offers
for Jim, and finally offered 81, 900, which was
refused.
Mr.. 51cDonough says:
stMr. Parker WAS not aware Of the stimulus that
was acting on the heart Of each and every one Of
them. He did not know that it WAS the whole
body Of them that moved together as one mind: /:
that it was not merely the greatness Of the head
man, as he supposed
In order duly to estimate tic power Of tho
motive which stimulated these slaves, the
reader must bear in mind the hard terms their
masters made with them, and the long years
they were working, with hope deferred,
Added to this, was the fact that freedom
was coupled with the penalty Of bauish-
ment from home and friends. SlaSehold-
crs do not like the presence Of emancipatcd
slaves around them; it make other slaves
uncasy. Consequently when they had worked
ont their freedom, they were obliged to 50 to
Liberia. Negroes arc remarkable for strong
attachments; and powerful indeed must be the
motives, either Of fear or hope, that can in
duce them to leave the scenes to Which they
have been long accustomed.
Yet, will all these drawbacks, their souls
were filed with gratitude to the man who had
granted them the boon Of freedom, though he
Lad made by the transaction good deal o1
money which rightfully belonged to them.
On the 8th Of June, 1872, they ali sailed fol
Liberia. Their last words, when they parted
With Mr. -McDonough's other slaves, were:
"As you hope to meet us in Heaven, take
good care Of our beloved master"
, 1862-01-24
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whert

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whercas
:sf5a a Me5f dited it, TIC t d3y @
III ef W 95ts Il f9a G &
Francs P Corbn. the premises hereinafter described,
ssssse 81 p ae!s ssx Ei!h "a Il s5s;a!ss
Sc Ia Rif 0Sn iAS 5 i
hax @ c5 vaus 5essred % a61 esa sas othSs 4as @ fos
amount Of 80 inaua intersst oa ssid principal SUM
ea Esn an @ i5 be 81 m " IS S ssa Ss
s t M u AZ s:y W. til IT, if A9 ex H e. ! d
tie Payment of any one Of said staneats Of INTEREST
md suc instalnent shall re1n due anu unpaid thirty
doIisrs sall 1t once become and Ie ue and payable
a y election anything in the note sen for Tug stE.e
hs Il eep ths
teresss ns Ae rsi dag of Ny and on the l,a day
dred dolisra eac maaring at toEe dates RESPECTIVELY
ana EY and IL d ale so us a a asps nS nSs HoS
theFefors rH1Iie aotiss i hsfpy sTs l,at b virtue
te7est ne 1ncreor together viii and charges 4
g % efeef Is BE-
With al right aad equity Of redemption Of Hart l.
M n so s ssi rs % M Fl
sas at ter oSosk n the fossnoon @ . , on Fray he
,ns Court asuse i" u t's &c c Of e AZ Of ] II
eooR a nEs q ~ q
ed Us follows wit Thirty 1867 east and aoin'
Block tbiftyseven 37 Of The original Town OF Chicago
aers5. @ m an F rad q GrF n1
ave, ef Block twenty lsp] ot HE South Branch Aitoa
10 CI:ua~n .tuErsad. with the buildings anil other i'm,
proYe9tnt thereon situated Lots seven III. eight Isl
and ten lldj ot Block 12 9l s: s1ntl BEsnch
Block thirteen l13 Of said South Branch Addition
HsS sSS IL $S : $5$s
EA {. RK{N0LDs. ATTORNEY. Iorsgagee.
114 Dearborn street. Chicago. iaitkGy1td
, 1862-01-24
OF ILLINOIS. COIINTY

CTAIE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
k9E cock ss;zcEcuit - Cqa5t t of cook CoqYaty,
san'9e1 Hale John Ae yoserh G. BULLOCK 81 E9 H.
ren, Frederick Butterdeld. Charles B: Cochran,
Thomas c. Cochran. II t1llarn Barbour aad Benjamin
Curver-In Chancery..
Afdayit of tie non residence Of Samuel Hale, Robert
q. Boyd Nehemiah Wi1kn, Alexander l. Van Buren.
Frederick Butssr1ie!d ChaEies B; Cochran, Thomas
c. Cochran William Barbour and EtnjaInin Carver,
defenddntS above named having been Med IN the ONCE
Of tho Clerk Of said Crcnit Court Of Cook County
Notice hereby given to the said Samuel Hale Robert
H. Boyd. Nehemiah Nl1kin Alexander L. Van Bufen,
Fredcz!ck Butte:hs!d, Charles B Cochran. Taonaa5
said p1alnant He'd his bill Of complaint In said
Court on tile ChaEcery side thereof the Fourteenth
day Of reccmber 1851 and that summons thereupon
Issued out Of said Court against said Defendants
tnrnable the Ffst Monday Of Ja1uaE5. 1. as il by
Law required.
Nov. unless you, the said nonresident defen1ants
Ehal Personally be and appear before said Circuit
fsr tereof to h. hnen NJ at Ehicae II sid County
on the Third Monday Of March, 1852, and plead an
swer Gcn1ur to the said conrlaina11ts bill Of coz.
paint the sane and the matters aud things therein
charged and stated Will be taken confessed, and
dec5ee entered against you aecor3S t9 he p2ysE Of
/ GEO. 4 INGALLS,, CompTts Solr ia11 1k27s4V
, 1862-01-24

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, sS.-su2e1io1 Co1rt ot ChiCAEo, 3as.
rs Is. lctvls Laagtoz acd Samuel :" Ba:na7a-9-~
taChAscat. ,1-1
don sn4 Samuel Bsfn2F sh7s III + e M sna
Conrf os Cheagp dated the 9Th day Of Deccnber, 4.
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ThoSsaud Three HurtE'd and Tegray r,1s-a tice-:ed
to he Sae:E @: Coos County. Ht:sa aid VII. 5ee7
returned executed .
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beo1e he said sGpe1toy Co1t Chicago 9store
tt Court nouse IN +zs City oi Chicsgo o. ths ars
Monday s{ JaagA75. 4 p: Is21 aive ay:csA sst 40
plead &c the 65s1 fsalatE5 action Judgment VIII ~
entered asaio4 yau srd In fsvot OF the SAL.
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fciens u sAtfs tie said judgment ta<s cosvs WILL nc
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