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those, for ihsfanes, which distinguish the mighty
struggle through which we passing as through
baptism Of fire, 10 such imposing and stately
periods shall arrest the attention of the scholar
and thecritic, and hold the lear of the world;'
or, if - 90 X
"Begrt with truth, of golden tongue,
And lofty lion-hearted mood,"
he shall stand zthe citadel of the nation and de-
fend the cause of justice, truth and humanity, in
such words asrsba echo and reecho adown the
corridors Of coming time, then let by all means
and with one accord meet his efforts with the graf
uiations of our tongues and the patronage OF our
purses.
In conclusion, we would commend "Hesper, and
other Poems" TO the descriminative republic Of
letters. And we only hope that every reader will
derive much pleasure from their perusal as they
have afforded US. To the author would express
obligations for that pleasure, and sincerely hope
that this venture of his in these transition Gays
will secure for him both the applause of his coun-
trymen, and that material aid which constitutes
the "sinews of war" 10 nation, and furnishes
food and rament for the body, if it does not bring
inspiration to the mind of the poet. We shall be
glad to welcome him again if he shall appear in
second volume of verse.
In the midst of "labors more abundant" the
writer of this has employed "leisure hour" or
two in preparing somewhat hastily this hook no.
tice," feeling unwilling to let this opportunity pass
OF saying kind and deserved word for North Car
Olinas rrst contribution to the Literature Of the
Southern COntederacy. I. B. X.
Lessburg, n. G., 1862.
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RECRUITS FOR THE N. C. CAVALRY.

RECRUITS FOR THE N. C. CAVALRY.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED BEING AUTHORIZED TO
increase the number of his Regiment to 1880 wants
to enlist 500 recruits Immediately.
recruiting officers stationed at prominent points
IN those Counties from whence the several composites Of
ms regiment came to enlist recruits. pay the bounty
(O to all who may be accepted and to forward them on
at once to the regiment Citizens of my loved State
We need your help this crisis. feel my call will
be promptly responded to.
R. RANSOM,
Col. LIST n. G. Cavalry.
Army Of Potomac Feb. Is, 1852. S-w&sT4pd.
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HILLsBOROUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-OPENED UN-
l. der efficient management on WEDNESDAY, March
5th The services Of officers having been permanently
cured further interruption of duties need be appre
hended.
For circulars, stating new terms &c address
see9 SUPERINTENDENT Il. NJ. A."
- Hillsborough, n. {.
JAN 81, 1862. IU-sw&w8m
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A REGIMENT FOR THE CONFEDERATE
STATES, SERVICE

STATES SERVICE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AUTHOR
4 lied to raise Regiment for the Confederate States
army, takes this method of informing persons Who
engaged in raising companies that this is the first oppor
tuny offered for joining Regiment to go directly into
the Confederate service. & q. ..t-
Rank of officers and pay to officers and soldiers will be-
gin with their enrolment.
bounty of Fifty Dollars and the bounty from the
State will be paid at the time of organization.
Arms and full equipments of the best class will be
furnished TO the companies.
Term of service Three years or the war For further
particulars, address the subscriber Immedistely
NJ. D. GRAFTON
1t. Col 35th Regt. n c. Troops
Newbern, N c. Feb. IS, 1862. 9-wSswimpd.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPRING & SUMNER CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is NOW OFFER
IN ed to those who wish to supply themselves early
with CLOTHING nicely made up and stylish in cut and
shape
THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
purchased from branch houses early last at
fair prices and can and WILL to make speedy sales be Of
fered at SndL aGGdRce cost.
Mr. H. does not desire to purchase Goods War Prices
to sell To his customers and will not therefore be able to
keep up his stock during the war-afteF this date. Now
is the time to buy from the best and largest stock in the
Southern C1rteGerdcJ. Our stock consists Of
500 Black and Cord French CIuh FrOcks and Sacks.
250 Cold Spring Cashmere Sacks and Frocks..
500 Linen White and Cold Frocks and Sacks.
quo Back Drab de etc Frocks and Sacks.
800 Black Alpaca Sacks and Frocks.
400 pairs Fancy Cashmere Pants
$50 pairs Black BRAD de etc Pants.
200 pairs Black French Cashmere Pants
800 White and Cold Linen Pants
We have over 200 Fancy and Plain Marsieles Vests With
good assortment Of Neck Tes Crayats Hdkfs &c. Also
Childrens Suits and Youths and Boys Suits .-.s
-- -. r.E E... - .r. e, l.. HARDING.
Raleigh, March Z, 1862. ll-w&sBl2t.
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"Begirt with truth, of golden tongue,
And lofty, lion-hearted nnood."
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HESPER.

HESpER -. - -
"whst time the stars first Hocked INTO the blue
BesiHd young HssPer, ShePhsrd OF the eve, spv,n
The brilliant EVENING STAB tonight )" @ -
Cleans through the dusky air;
As though some seraph in his Hight,
Through the unclouded realms of light
Had paused an instant there;-
Had paused and silently surveyed
gsFSrs,s The dreaming world below; HzE5s' - -
Then flown away TO Eden's shade
Where living waters" flow:
&C NetHinks some bright unearthly gem
- FelTfrom his flashing diadem,
For, when be winged his flight afar
- Through the enchanted air,
light remained,-THE EvESING STAR
Shone forth sereneiy therel .-'
It's thus the great-the good depart,
a. So And leave beacon-iight
To cheer tho pilgrims drOnplnR near'
And guide his feet Alright
- Hence we revere the sage-the seer
OF every age and cline;
Whose priceless gems still sparkle here
Upon the strand of time.
Reader, that is beyond all cavl very sweet little
poem. Now let US present you with brief one
1t is written in a different measure and has to our
ears the "ring of the true metal" 1t is called
THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK"
1.-THE Shadow of a Great Rock in n weary land
Isaiah XXXlI: 9.
Lost in Sahara's trackless wilds, in vain
Wouldst thou shake of the darkness of despair,
Thou ruest blindly in the nOOntde glare
Athirst and weary DER the burning plain:
Long hast thou trod beneath thy bleeding feet
The glowing sand fearful death to die.
While sparkling fountains burst upon thine eye
And grouping palm trees cad shelter from the neat
Far-far away beside gloomy hearth,
Where feebly the fading embers burn,
The hourly sire, and she whu gave thee birth
Heart-brOEen wait to welcome thy return =
God shield thee! hapless siragG Ter IRON the mock
And hide thee now within the S1adoV Of the Rock!
There are two or three other poems, il our space
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Good
hue, District Court. First Judicial DISTRICT

The STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Good
hue, District Court, First Judicial District.
N the matter Of the application of Isaac
Nichols, an 1nsolvent Z cbtor for 4 discharge
from his debts, pursuant to the PROV isions 0!
of Chapter 20 of the compiled statutes Of the
State CT Minnesota, entitled. "Rclef Of in
solvent debtors"
To the creditors of said Isaac Nichols. m
insolvent debtor: .:s9 g..
Please take notice, that upen reading and i'll
ing tho petition, schedule, inventory and aih-
davit Of Isaac Nichols, resident of said county
and State, praying to be discharged from his
debts, pursuant to the provisions Of chapter
79 of tho compiled Statutes of the State Of
Minnesota, entitled " Relief of insolvent debt.
ers," an order was made on the 26th da~ of
May, A. d. 1862, by the Hon. s. j. Il. Nc
MILAN, Judge of tho District Court for the
FIRST Judicial District Of said State, recurring
the creditors of said Isaac Nichols to show
cause if any they have, bcfore the said Judge
at the Court House in the city of Red Wing, ia
said county, on the 9nd day Of De 'ember, A.
u. 1862, at 10 O'Clock of that day, why an as
signment Of the said Insolvents estate shonld
be not made, and he be discharged from his debts
pursuant 10 the SAID chapter of the compiled
statutes, and that notice thereof be givon by
publishing the contents OF said order in the
newspaper published in the city Of St. Paul,
Ramsey county, the seat of government of said
:' GoodhHe Volunteer" a newspaper published
in Red Wing IN said Goodhne County, and in
the ''Alhany Argus" newspaper published
at the city Of Albany, the seat Of government
of the State of New York for ten successive
weeks, once in each week before such applica-
ton.
Dated at Red Wing, Goodhue coantv, Min
nesota, this Goth day Of May, A. D. 1862.
WIN. W. PHELPS,
n47v6:10w Atty for said Insolvent.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools, called
~ the Day School Bell: is now ready. 1t con-
tains about 299 Of choice Songs. Rounds Cathes.
Duetts, Trios: Quartetts and Choruscs, many
OF them written expressly for this work, be
sides 32 pages Of the Elements o! Music The
Elements are so easy and progressive, that or
dinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in instructing even young scholars
to sing correctly and scientifically, while the
tunes and words embrace such a variety OF
lively, attractive and soul stirring music and
sentiments, that no trouble will be experienced
IN inducing all beginners to 90 on with zeal in
acquiring skill IN one OF the most health Civ
ing, bcauty-lm improving, appincss-yelding and
order producing exercises of school life. In
simplicity Of it's elements, in variety and udap-
tatlon OF music, and III excellence and number
OF its songs original, selected and adapted, it
CLAIMS by much to excel all competitors. 1t
will be found to be the best book ever issued
tor Seminaries, Academies and Public Schools.
A few sample pages of the Elements, Tunes
and Songs are given in circnlar send al
get one. 1t is completely HORACE WATERS.
anthor Of " Sabbath School Bells" Nos. l and
2, which have had the enormous sale of G55, 900
copies in 36 months. Prices: paper covers, 90
cents, Is dollars per hundred !; bound, 81 cts
22 dollars per hundred cloth bound, en- boz s.
Cd gilt: 40 cents, 80 dollars per hundred %
copies furnished at the 100 price. Mailed free
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
n PrNo Il
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NEW MUSIC.

NOCALs
{ A Penny for vcur Thoughts.' Il will be
True 10 Thee I Dream Of my Mother and
my Home Little Jenny Dow LIZZIE Dies
Tonight 'Jcnry's Coming DER the Green ;
and why have my Loved Ones Cone by
stephen c. Foster. Song of the Contra bands,
-, Let my People Co. as sung by them at Ft
Mon1oes Mo1 e: with parody on :he same : Pleasant
Rock me to Sleep, Mother by Kane O'Don-
nell ; There is beautiful World , BY Holmes:
Flag of our Union Forever , What tney do
at the Springs Charles Trcmain The Scien-
tlflc Frog Ambuhl; The Girls are not 80
Green Gull Forget if you can, but Forgive
Thomas; Always Look on the Sunny Side by
Covert; Three Cheers for our Banner: Viii
liams; Where Liberty dwells there is my
Country Phumbley ; Volunteer Yankee
Doodle Of ':l , Louis Sele. Price 25 cents each.
.*. : Instrumental. .
'Comet Schottisch' Baker sUnion Valse. ,
Lagrassa; Spirit Polka ~ General Scotts
Farewell Grand March, by E. A. Parkhurst :
Crineline Waltz Marks; Fort Sum pter Grand
March, Glover, 25 cents each. Hibernian
Quadri Hes; Christmas Carol Schostisch: sew
en- Sons Galop Laura Keene Waltz, all bv
II nhos. Baker Volunteer Yankee Doedle Of
81, march by Louis selle; L Etoile de in
Mer, valse. z. B. Spencer Music Box Gallop.
=. E: Herring 35 cents each. Our Generafs'
Qnickstep, with beautiful vignet Of SO of our
generals, by Grafulla; President Lincoln's
Grand March, with .plcndid lishoeraph Of
Ills Exeellency Music by HilImsmuler. leader
CT 2sd Reg't Band Yankee DoodE will bril-
liant variations. E. A.. Parkhurst. 50 cents
each. Star spangled Banner, with brilliant
variations, by A. CsIl. 40 cents. Irving Musi-
cal Gems, Book 3.s poikas, waltzes, &c, for
Any person sending dollar shall receive
9i:25 worth Of the above music. mailed free.
Just Published by HORACE WATERS.
.@..*sS 481 Broadway, n. 7.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09
SHERIFF SALE UNDER EXECUTION.

NDEk and by virtue Of an Execution is-
- sued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trlct Court for Goodhuc county and State of
Minnesota. and First Judicial District by the
Clerk of said Court on tho 9th day Of June, A.
-. 1852, on a Judgement rendered in sal /
court, on the 10th day Of February. A. D. 1860.
wherein Orton P. Ward is plaintiff. and James
Z. llawes, John Lccson and Gcorc: Spiccr is
Defendants, in favor of said Plaintiff, and
against said Defendants, which said Judgment
was rendered for the sum Of five hundred and
nj nety-two and 73-lo0 (S592.73) dollars and
the sum Of three hundred and five and 53-1j0
(S3'o:93 dollars appears to be now dne there
on. Which said execution was to me directed
and delivered, l did on the 18th day of June,
A. u. 1862: levy upon the following desert bed
Real Estate, situate lying and being in Good
hue County and State Of Minnesota, as the
proE erty Of tho said George Spicer, to wit {:
" The Northwest quarter Of Section twenty
twenty-five in Township one hundred and
eleven, Range Hfteen."
Now therefore notice is hereby given that I
shall on tn: End day Of August, A. D. 1862,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day at the
front door Of the Court House in the city of
Red Wing in said Goodhue county, State of
Minnesota, offer for sale at public auction the
land and premises so levied upon as aforesaid.
and shall then and there strike off and sell
the same for cash to the highest bidder, or so
much thereof as shall he necessary to satisfy
said Execution, together with legal interest nd
costs. MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff of Goodkue Co. Mimi.
G. & J. G. MCCLURE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, Goodhuc Co.
June 10Th. A. D. 1882. nl7v6:7w
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SIN G E r & CO.'S
Letter |sA,,
SEWING MACHINE

w1LH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
rs the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BrAur,rr1
l. Of all Sewing Machines. This Machine will
sew anything, from the running of a tuck in
Tarlctan to the making Of an Ovcrcoat ANY
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the
softest Cause or Gossamcr Tissue, AMI is ever
ready to do its work to perfection. 1t can fell
hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity
for great variety Of ornamental work. This
is not the only machine that can fell hem, bind
and so forth, but it will do so better than auv
other machine. The Letter "a" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in great variety OF
cabinet cases. The Folding Case, which is now
becoming so popular, is, as it's name implies
enc that can be folded into q box or case, which
when opened, makes q beautiful, substantial,
and spacious table for tho work to rest upon
The cases are Of every Imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native forest, or
as elaborately finished as art can make them
sent. for copy Of" SINGER & Co.'s GAZETTE -
I. N. SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway, n Y.
Milwaukee Office, II Newhall House.
Chicago Office, so Clark Street.
HENRY NORRIS,
n4lv6 Agent in St. Panl.
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Bold, Spirited and A1tructi;ve
MILITARY PORTRAITS.
MAPS AND ARMS.

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY.
THE large, splendid Head-piece exhibits
l. soldier in each of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars and STRIPES with
Muskets and Rifed Cannon. In the foreground.
are Zouaves tramping on the Rebel Flag, and
a serpent underneath, the flag being plainly
shown. Under this. are correct portraits of
Generals Scott. Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler: Fre-
mont, Banks, Spraguc, Prcntiss, Blenker,
Wool, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, sigel, Nc
Dowell, and Commodore Stringham, Coils. Cor
eoran and Meager, aud several others. A the
bottom, is a new map, Just engraved, IA by 2s
inches in size. showing the whole Of Missouri.
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas,
Arkansas: Ohio, Indiana AID Illinois. accord
ing to the latest information. The Dor
der of this chart is composed of Military Fig
ures, showing fourteen positions for the mus
ket. according to Iardce'S Tactics.
~ This chart can be had with the Military
Map Of Maryland, Virginia, etc., IN place Of
the Map of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size 2s
X IS. Price 80 cents.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09

NEW MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
~ and Choirs.-" Shall we Know Each Other
Thcre!" BY the Rev. K. Lowry, author of
sabbath Bells, Chime on" The words arc
most beautiful and plainly indicate the recog-
milton of friends in Heaven: and the music IS
we'll adapted to the words. 1t is selling very
rapidly, and will soon be as ular as g No
sorrow There" Price cents single, 25 cents
per dozen, 2 dollars per hundred. Postage one
cent each. Sheet form. with piano accom- pani-
ment % cents mailed free.
just published by HORACE WATERS,
No. 491 Broadway. n. Y.
Horace Waters, mnsic publisher, Of New
1otk, so widely known by his Sabbath School
Bell, has just published a ne " hymn and tune,
which is likely to become extensively popular.
II is entitled Shall we Know Each Uther
There !" Superintendents who are getting
ready for their Spring anniversarie. would do
Well 70 senS for it at once.- Sunday School
Times, Philadelphia.) n4j:6w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09
SUMMONS.

STATE OF MlNSE>eTA,l District Court,
County Of Gocdhus} First District
Herman Eastman, Plaintiff,
against
Ernest Vaux. and Edith Hall and David Hall
her husband. Defendants.
To the defendants in tho above entitled &C.
ton.
In Tic zane Of the State of Minnesota, YOU
and each Of you are hereby summoned and re-
4ured to answer the com plant Of the plaintiff
in this action, which said complaint is now on
hlc III the office Of the Clerk Of said Court and
to serve copy Of yonr answer to said com
plant upon the subscriber ut his office, i'll the
city of Red Wing, in said County, within twen-
ty days after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive OF tie day of s'ch service. And
it you fail to answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Dated Rcd Wing, April 9th 1861
JAMES IL. PARKER ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
nSO v6-n44:7w
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Chicago, Prairie Du Chion
AND
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MOST DIRECT ROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
he N or tn
TO
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE.
AND ALL POINTS
East and South.

The advantages Of this route. nom n, point,
on ths Upper Mississippi to Chicago and The
East, are superior to those offered by any com
psting Line.
No change Of Cars is made between Pr.;r;
du Chen and Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Glass Steamer, Of III.
Prairie du CHEN and St. Paul Packet line
euperior to all others on the Upper Niasi ss;nn;
for speed, comfort and convenience, make di-
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du Chen ,z .t
By this route, passengers arc enabled to each
Chicago as quick rs by any other gsstins !
fall nights rest and breakfast, on board Ia,
Steamers; making the change from Steamer,
70 Cars By daylight, and avoiding all Omnibus
travel. r - - -
Ths distance from St. Paul to Chic.so b,
THE Touts IL 4s0 miles. The distance VIA IN.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4ss miIss
Over one milo Of Omnibus Trave. i ineurrrt
BY takinS tho routs via La Crosse and Milv.u.
kee. - =
These hcts snt,tls this Line to at least a,
eaual share Of tho North western business,
@. n. HUBBELL 4. P. BACON.
Nsss4rn Travelling General Tieke,
~ Agent. Agent. Milwaukee
II. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
RIA ss III n&O-tf
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MNE. DEMOREST,s
MIRROR Of FASHIONS

MAE. uENORESTfS
MIRROR Of FASHIONS
WITH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS,
the summer uumber contains
Four Large and Splendid Fashion Plates
Three FnN-Sized Patterns Of Dresses.
Comprising the
New French Waist. an Elegant Sleeve,
s.> AND A MISSES SACK,
And Sheet of New and Beautiful
BRAID AND EMBROIDERING PATTERNS,
Together with nearly 100 Enx raving Of nh
The novelties for SrHxER BoSNK1.. CsoAks.
fEfHxNGss CHILDRExss DREssEs, Ere. and
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sers, Mothers, aud Ladies generally, present
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the wcrld, published ATS Broadway, and sold
everywhere at IS cts, or sent BY mail pos,
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Zach year!y subscriber viii be entitled 10 |.
recssps for the selection Of SO cts. worth q
pain patterns, from the lesixns in the book,
OF rom the show room, on they NAV bs order
ed and sent By mail any tine during the resr,
oy pannx the Postage. q
Tfendld indu~cmcnfs to Canvxssery.
summer Nnmber new ready.
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Sewing Sew ilnlg Machine Co.
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over A. II. Millers Jewellery Store,
~ t'&1k Enf ranco Ok CIorl S,ruo>

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80 49, ;'&.. Entrance 25 Clark Street.
ME are. now introducing to the public a
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mas combined, to !" greater extent than in any
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~ Our Machines make the /" Double Loop
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while the reverse is fully as handsome as the
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3. Because it is elastic, yielding or giving
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4. Because it is fast stitch and will not ri D.
though every fourth stitch is cut. The lock-
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Its ready application 10 any kind of machine
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Persons in the country, by sending US their
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