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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
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! !.lFTERNl0N DISPATCHES.
FROM FREMONTls DIVISION.
I SEVERE 'ENGAaEMENr wITu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENTfRE
HEADQUARTERS ARNY m FiELD.
oAlfr HEARsP6RT RRPuRLfu.
SUNDAY, June sop N.


SUNDAY, June S-ORsM.j
70. Hon. p. az. 3Sid1fog; Seq &c. Jgafs
The atmyslsft Harris onbarR az Six. thf
morning, and at half-past eight my advance
engaged the rebels about seven miles from
that place, near Union Church, The enc,
my was very adyautageously posted in the
TIMBER having chosen his own position
forming a smaller circle thansour own anG
with his troops formed in masses. II con,
force.
The battle began with heavy. firing at j
iolclock and LASTED With great ubstinacy
and Violence until 2. u. Some skftmis6.
ing and artillery firing continued from
that time until dark. Our troops fonpbt
Occasionally under the murderous DIE 81
greatly superior numbers. The hottest Of
the small arm FIRE was on the left wing.
which was held by Stahl's brigade. con- i.'
slstng of5 regiments.
The bayonet aud cannon shot were
used freely with great effect by our men.
The loss on both sides Is very great. Ours
very heavy. among the officers, A, full re-.
port Of thosewhoi Distinguish d themselves
viii be made without partially. I desire
to say that both officers aud men behaved.
with splendid gallantry, and that tie sery-
ICE; OF the artillery was especially admira-
We elcamped on the field of battle.
which may be renewed at any moment. d
[Signed,l .. O. FRsMoaT, g
tga Major General Oommahtlinp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
Mc&leuu,,.

59on bepor BurnGce rie Yotomaear'
NEE iiter ben &uppabannod aurldfdbrte
bi.s 20 in Baibinoton, poB falls sr MIDI
rsd11ire, Wc@lsllan :rpteosr on's Oberom
monro terufen rpet rtn ttlrre. Raum II
ple Na&ri&f pom @udsuee erfoIst uls
aud ldon Mot nur rit|eanae cen1otrati.
(4e prsfl,' nod WcGleQdn fuuit. Ionrtrn
dut aus Wa(ttngton bai9tst wire, rae
M e@'ls lion mad % albinBto n
6erufrn fef. unb oab prdlt:
centuno Rabtnet init ibm con-
1ultirtem. = T. :
@oute bitran Elm tudbrss Beu ietn,
unb foate ear We&lsuon piepr gum
FStsbtfttl etlan9en, 70 bdHejter prdR.
psnt bic lsBte Spur BON A&tune, tte ibm
'1.blieben ii. osrfpttlt. Sebf eAuon 'at
Lae{eben eoB Me GILLIAN rim offenf uneieer
>9.1tdttr III, unc rab er feline totule uns
fdbiufsf n,ebr ats blnrsi6enp' ntdhifetlrl
bdt, 10 'marre {aan 'eieles ratb'oie 5tn'
unb 6erwdblen oenl9en, um rem prds
frentsn (sin NrmutbejeuBntb ausluRtuen.
+ Wsr.rdatpsr YrdFpent nod etnmal pie
.gaa1ion ttm We@lellan an. 70 rpt1ten ttir
eieB ale einen Bemtis boflr binnebmtn
ml0en, oa6 ct an Die Demot:alte auspsr.
fauft bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
@ibti85di,$ Megifo.

Na& zen nsutfsn Nu6riht.n oua
W,rifo bcbsn BE tutboIil&.n &1biid5fs
Don @uanoruatc;; Dlerira, Gan Quie.
@uuruInjura uno Wrrifo NIT r,n Grun'
3oith aemsinf6ollthr 5a1e aemo&t
unp rem @,nerol Gorep u,rfprc&tn, tbrtn
ginaue auf roe 8olf .eepen 9uurss AL
tfnp 3u modsn.'~ Slt batsn r'mrnd I'll
nisrut @siitIi&kit 'tnaruirt, in rie''tm
5inne III banreln. Bhhsn peliiil6tn
GinRub bic 2irde auf rie Ratboliien' ltt
il tsfannt. @en;.- Borfp tot nun (sinsh
Bug e.osn BE i5aup'ftapt porldufa bis
Gno. Sanuard Inuf9sfaoben. Gr bofft.
our& cis @ofen' ri xif&r eue eanp Su
.robrn. IT,
Die Qanrsi9tntbdp,tr une RE &aufsu.s
in Mtrifo bobtn odp.e.n proIthirt rae
ris ris 6uupItaet umes6eurtu Nieefrun.
8,n i'm GoQt tints NnerffTe unttr @a0s.
o.lebt mtrrrn: tO6 Filler prptff~ rtn,
sinRub eu @tiffifftt ,usuiar,ittn IL
rurabtr u,rlautet ,idte Bs(timmtss. -. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

i.! mi6eu mdlsn. eae. fe. bisbn in rtr
Wabl ibrst 0nsrdle sin' blp6ts boaaro'
ipiel nit Dem @ouusrnemsnt uno nit osm
@ut uno Blut rss 0rtfrs trisbsn. Sit
ml0sn 20 tpi0sn. unp> iie wt0sn ss, pob
5iael-pr Wann it. rr, ei:s @&la&t
Au, lsi'sn unp au lsnftn ussRebt, ea6 r Der
fdbiafe uno lppal1e unisrn @snndle IT,
uro pob u Dit Rfbelsn in man@tm 8um'
pfs seisbu bat .ltinea bIobtn Namsn 5u
furdtsn. ..- -:::-,.~, r..
Bdrum btrufen Gs citisn Nidt an ei,
SpiBe Der ,Mtm.e2 ST. tbrt72tsbe jur
.Grstbsitasum @ouuunement, aar Union
ntdt bSbsr aIs pab .ile liebn aass lum
1eufsl 9ebsrxals rtnrn Gnmrssbornen vi.
5tsasei&Ia&t' fdlossu la0en, 70 il tbr
putrotismus ni4ts als miftrab4s
6eudelei uno fis mupsn ssRat''n,
pob stn ftsisr Maun ttrlelt:n een Nldm
febrt. r. =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
Die &bIacbt Bel fredericksburg

6iAel mar an Der @dlodt BET Dit.
reridsbur9 ni9t bstbstIiat. Dieielbs fanr
am 13. Dsebr. fattt. Sigel absr mar 70
lpdt rortbin beorrert mprpen. puB er erff
am 12. in Der Ndbe Don @ulpeppsr an
lon9en fonnte. Gr fann ol{o erft 2 bic 3
Sage nod Ger ,S@laat bst GrseeridsturA
aneelanal {ein.
81. Nieperlaae. Die un(sre Truppen am
Sage Dor Dem Hld,uoe erlittsn batsn, IN
er66er, als Mnfanes bsri6tst. Die 3ob|
unlerer asfaQensn, ptrmunosten uno per
mi6tsn 1ruppsn belduft fi& auf 5000.
Nuf Dem Sblobtfslre blieten uisle unie'
rcr Too!en aurld; 9urrGre lu6'e am
folesncen Sage unter IYarlamentd'FusAs
I'M G!tautnib. rfeielben III btar1bea.
Gs miro semelret, bub DE po(ltion Der
3sbsQsn cine 70 feae 9epsien, ra E Ss-
baRopol roppelt 70 lei&t III r(fdrmen
eemeien pdre. Dos IT nalltlt& Iauter
EunGnn, wenn MIR aud esrae auaeben wol'
len. rab rie po0'ion res Geinrse cine
duesrf aluittse unp jdwsr at nsbmsncs
oewslsn lsin mub. @enn ober unFsrs
@ensrdls stmas pon napolsoniider 2risas
fabruna psritanesn uRp. Gin Mnr(&aa
u@ormdrts" in -Burufre :sefedt bate 70
m5btsn mir bod faa aIoubsn, eae lsIbit
elm @turm auf ole feinolidtn Batterisn
Die bur9 feine Oe. ldaniunasn aeredt pa
rem. fsine 10000 Mann 8etoftet bate, une
oo6 Elm folder ~ einem eBIdnjenpen &s:
(ultat. asfubrt boben m61k. :..:,
uebri9ens. ME {&pn frlber 0efa0t,, lieaf
ole er5ft @alamttdt bel Der oan;tn Affair'
in Der Niia pirfuna, bic fe uuf zen !prdil
oenten ppo pas Rabinet baben mirb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

),inp lru@tsnrsr, udtrsnD 8aIjeaii alma.
lig perf&wanr, Gintn glugtnbIid mar
csrislbr r.tr nod etn e9attsn..3 Damn
y;{t$g %aSsg %S s';;s R'sS''9 ata"''no' '"F '''
s. ttfaatt VI gan1r eide sltlt5 Gltu~
ce nit frablinrtm Gan5e. :.
- @aljsan treintrlange; er ,utfnte bsfbe
9brdnsn; It i9lu93tf wit ! eth Beib. pie
etuRtnp. - ':| 971 " .@.'F;~
@dbreub nfo pstntr, murte es teGer
fune bsasr in (stnen @tilte; efu auerBe.
lw6bnlt&es bsrrlt9ss unp ftndlthe6
gi&t etns ibm auf. gstn tsrganesnes
9etsu, 'feu erfss @erasbsn, fsfne lanee
Stroheit, isinr' duesrltde 8uttierune,
ffeffnse! innerlt&e 9esbdftung,, feiHe f5teilaf.
flung NIT alien &aatpIdnen, trds ibm SET
cem Btldoi kepsenet mar; ras. lstle. wae
r 9etban baltr, rer Distfabl an stusm
8inpt, rae um 10 lddnrltdtte8erbre9en,
petl rs, ,ndA Ger 8erSsibung tes Si(dofs
erfolpt mar, auss ffllte lG ibm eeulli@
car, III elmer 8larbeit unb 5suf, bic Ct
bis tabtu ui6t eefannt bate. 81 uufer.
te fein Seten unp es erldien ibm grauen'
opa, eann feline Gsele unc fe fam tbr:
tntfBlt4 Dor. @lsidmctt tag jeBt elm
'mtlres 2ibt auf rislsm Qstsn, auf cie(er
S,he. Gs spar ibm, als lsbe It 6atan
fm Qtdtr res Yaractee6. - = - - .
Die Ylele Gtunren er io mtint, mas
er nub eem Deinen tbat. pebin ct, sins.
bat man nismale aiabun.- 60 uieI NUT
ftsint ssmtb III istu, eab In .csr(s!ben
Naht esr Botsniubrmarn. Don @renobIe,
wsldsr esssn ersi ubr l1iib In .. enfam>
'als er cur9 ris Grose rsr biid5Fi6sn
@etHHae H1yvE- -ee1Ra eauffe=etse se3tt'= s3t'=
l9ofs Gbresott einen Mann i'm S&attsn.
auf tenn StrabsnpFaftsy bslsnr fnisfn (ab.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

Scr ptftlfae, $anSti :uirb fdtrli&
nidt oarunteE IeiaeH. Der AtbaHe VI
aus" erfdbrt, pnb In siniaen @o&en sfns
ntus'3 ou'Ne p'on g bfea aBc nu d
New> g'o!rf b,fdbttn rsrosn fou, ris
6 bio 7 Stunush1 3titu.tp 'msb1ue Dol
lars Gabra.lo sripar.n Funp Der @reat,
@efsm Batn Sppeiition madtn raref.
Wan rusrre ndmli6 pon QWeoao nit 81
Central 9tuis ;nad Dttrclt. mil ptr grunr
Irunf Bobn mad 6italforp, pom ia NIT
rer 2ofs 6uron 9abn Nrsft spetttr nab
Bufalo unr pom bier pr GrnGa'tobn
nod -9fftft atthttss 4 eint Wen9t 8iet
fol- idou uuf ctsfsm Dsss nab Diisn g.
.lbidt wcrrsn {sin. s|'4%as7: j::.--
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
II. (. ~. .Au olottFtirfn. ctrsn 8srratb -Gs
Dor 6 Wonatsn btnuutirtrn. II -

pVI U UtpUulkU pbUuUbVNu.
" Damit'baa iia,drlit alr @sm.in lhof
Ger 5rdmdnrtt NIT ibnen; ole Mnhdes'
tuna adfb6ttn indft1. rau'it tut au& III
r,mcfrntifGe Yuftd, 70 rrie iIe jeet crsa'
niliu 1T. 'jetsd' UItunp Ter 6rtibsi', jersn
mabrtn Ya,riotsn uus ibter Write aeicesa,
uGs tfslt ans i.tt !Btfep1nuttn- VI an, Gin ee,
mofratN&ee' Dlatt In .rir 6anb 3u NIB
men," fdstt ins'nsulid Elm Gr'uhe. llne
In Der Ibat sr bafie Rs6t. Wan nus
G& fern baltsn BON pisisr Gou|sur.. Wou
ntbms tas erfae Sire aur 6ano une mon
fnret nit.s,s dIs iMtiou Don 9tff. Dusis
Gid. bssitselrshne elsen etr beiml|aet
@lblIfen rte 2annseperratbs, oemsinf'
e@mdbuna etr' 'btRen Winnn Ger va
tion, ja foear oft ren pe,Rrefm spol
aeasn Disjsniaenj 1tptIde fur eie Sat'
c,s Norrsns i"'s Gtlc asr1dt fnp. une
sfsIbufIe 0obburdei er eifti9atn Gint'
un(sru fttisn Snilitutionen.
Gin, or rerfteRsn uno nittetird&ta
fen Qdo,n, rie I'M SntertM pts Seff
Danis BON ritfrr Yn0e riunrsn unt
usrtrsiin morren 1T; III ottr foIasnrs:
Dts @rou(amttittn. rre'bt rie @tbsl|sn
IN Wi0ouri 9seen 'rie unioneleu't ondt'
babsn, fine maHniali6 tsfonnt.5 7Nlsa'
d,Imc4u. Notbsudt Braneffif'unA N. 'e
boten eor. In obfttutidfer @rtfe 8ema'
tbu. un(srn Qsfsrn fpirc hun srtnnsr|it
isin. tab rcr Rur3em 0en. W { re
ssbu oitisr tudloIen Wttre9u rl6iebsn
lief. Don renen :Giner' sinen wsbr|ofen
@rsis. Namsns Nnr: N1sma et:
morrst, ris lbriesni t'eun aber eu16 ris'
ptrbote Morp. unr:Noubtbaitn nod ea'
III rn sinmal eelsif.t'n Gtr rtr 1rue
asbroden butlsn. |9eff. Daris forrni'
psebalb ue1isFsruna' >rss Usn. MeNeil
unp rrotste I'M Bribsrunsefatt Nadf On
auen unionaeff3ieren III, nsb'men, mfl9'
In ieine 6dnoe fallen 10 dreen.
Wan bdte 9Iautsh lollsn; 'ra6 (elb1
Elm SscsNoni1 @neatiefeileQtiubl befsf'
fen bd'ts. I'm rie 6anrlunotwei(e rs
WsNtH III ttlliatn, aumal "a W'6ouri
ME au ben 5cst(0ona faatn e,b6st but.
User mas tbut oie cemofra'ilbe prt0, tee
Norcens? Sit bteitet Tie Qdee oue
dber's gang, 9ano. rab Nner. Nleman aar
nidt srmorest wcretn, tab ibm nitmols
et,pne 1u es're asibauj unr.roB roe Vcr
asbsn MeNsil's mibin Elm blcBer Dor.
wanr osmsisn, unite Grseution ,,llell
der Brlrsr" au red'fsrti9en. @ollisn
Ge stma rm Seff. Davis uno feline 6cr'
Gen sur Nads rtisen. oper mac mar ibrs
ih6urIi6e Nt6dt?
Die Grmurrune'ess Nlemon III aIld'
Iiderptile sollldnria eon0aiirt. 10 pob
fein 3meiitl lbsr eieielte iat:fneen fam.
Nbu m.lde Nierernddtiafsit, IN tis{sr
@sils tsm 0erbrsden @or9dub ~ leiiten z
Waud,s r,mpfrutifhe Blatt mag jene
eles bona 6de eopiu bubsn. Aber mss.
cen Ns mirerrufen? Si&erli& ni&t
DEM re Qdoe pa6t III ibren &rom.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
ST. un @uributbi upu4rg,npmmtnt III gIidlt'
d)e Opeydtioil.

gueIi& IN 90 selunptn. tie Suatl aue
psr Wunee 3u tntfrnspl,, An 18: NoDbr.
rie Dottersn 3aHtsti;, eiprt
AMI unp Eommaf DE @unpe stner nsusn
senautn l1nter(u&unar be Gin tsfrisetssn'
,ree Rdultat sraabi eie llaterlu&uua spur
pe fpdtfr witrsrbo!t uni Of NIT csr. bs.
rfits pom uns atl&ilbertsn Sonpe esspa'
,riisr artes Nelaton, popur@ man enrlid
eie RuSel ,bsftimmt snibsdte.a An Conn
|tae Woreen. ,23. Nssbr., nm 10 .llbr 400
Dr. 3antilt bte &uAfl ,pnp einsn kao@tn'
(plitter bsraus; ne GpeTation IRtna ki&
usS, sl1dli& BON Staitsn;, j, Sie t3usel .ta
IibIe gsrm serdnee.t Di. 9ebensssfabr
in, ,eit 9 ert6alei man fit faft :dasnNst
teIabre f&wetts, i&eiut eneli9 sant bs
'{ftfst iu fetu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
2daeu tm 0te,,ite beS 8errdtbs

Us aab sfns 3.tt. ta bic .Deuo'as %"
moEra,sn t,np bic Natipnal,,, Demof frahn
f& fetnpli& e.s,ndbsr fanten pno ca
man btofsn tunnlt, fae ifnt li& su lintr
plaiform rst Gr.ib.it unb eer in Der Grsi
beit pursslnrtn inaGrea 0plfafouperatne.
idt tmporarb.tfen parbsn. QamaIs &c.
nuneir,en remofratiihe Bldtter wte pa6
Milmaufte 8anntr. Der Pill. Dtmotrat,
Der Davenport Democrat u. Ntwe unp
mebrete oncsr. rie 0aQanoi9bam's. III
Mab ony's u, {. 10. ale Gttnbe ter 4Grti.
btft, pamols rar.n 4. nod en,l&itoen fii,
uut.rjc@une res 'oerrdiberj(&en, Slcsne
unp ttanntsu in ,brr StIaurnbalters Nri
Afeftatie ben -Grunh gum a aaesen1rdItll9tn
Blrpulriee.. BiersrbnRt1un9 on
Union vtpie fe roar" I'm Sinne Ger Dal
lanriabam. Srpmpur unp 9eff. -Dapia
las tamale aubertalt itrsr Befrsbuueen.
- tura cie Greimdnutr bes Norrens fonn.
ten ibnsu pamals suruFtn: "Qab Fl 81.
partsifrassn ruben, un, eff bic Rtpublil
au r.tt,n. unb fno erft tie (lsHdtn 2an'
rtsserrdibn untsrjo6t, 10 n15een, ipean
70 nod n5ltia fein fotltt ,f& rierfr poll
,il6e partsien inntrbalb ter Union, <tpt'
|tiett.. bilrsn." :.~.. - / :,
: Old. 3eittn fnb aber voraber. Dil
DDuslas :Demottattn tnben I'D nit esr
NoiiDnal. Dtmefrdttn ouf ,eintr un'
btrfeIben platfor:m !peietniet n
utf&t 81 rrmptrat de prtGe bat BE X, y
Staais,si,una, be enalif&e teulpfratif&
Yrsi5e tit Gbtfo9p ftmts,; ben 9srale
Sen MiAeart .-RtputIlean. 3unsy : gs!bf!s
penoMnlsnt unt BIZ otsn DsHanntsn 9ldt
| lei iii aueu ltrsH. Gsutsen. babfns sj.t
'lni&ts GiFfgtrfs IL ibun, als ben npa
| riottsmus" ber BaQanbt8bdm, Wabou
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-06
Order of Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of The State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County OF Doniphan, Tor the trial
of causes arising under the laws OF said State.
Ruby M. Soule, Plaintiff
NJ, As ..,
Andersen Cook and AHashnen'
Richard n. Hereford defendants,
II Nhe plaintiff w HiIlsman Jarrett, her agent,
on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. le6l
filed Al affidavit in this action, showing that
Richard II. hsrefOrd, one Of the deienants in
this action, 10 q nonresident OF the State of
Kansas, and cannot BE- served With the prvces,
il suing from this Court; il 10 therefore ordered
BY the Clerk Of said Court in vacation, that
the said defendant Richard H. Hereford he mott
fed b, publication in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, weekly newspaper published in the
County Of Doniphau and State Oi Kansas, dur-
ing six consecutive weeks of the peI,dency vi
this suit, the object of which is to OBTAIN judg-
mens against the said defendant, tor the sum OF
1921 Is. with legal interest thereon from the
25th day Of August A. ID. 1861, GU a pronIssory
note given by the said plaintiff. and that the
property Of said Richard II. Hereford has been
attached and certain debtors, ut the said Richard
H. Hereford, have been gArnishsed 70 secure
the payment OF said note, and unless he plead
answer or denur 10 the plaintiffs petitiun
against him aled Oh or be ere the 18Th day ot
March ls62. such petition will be taken ., true
and confessed, aud Judgment renuersd accord
ingiy.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the Seal OF SAID Court, st
my office, in the city OF Troy, thi. 9Th Gay OF
January, A. ID. 1862.
HENRY BODER, ia, Clerk.
Tennent & Camp, AtI' Tor ri'n.
January -, les2-7u. Prs fss, GIG.
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/ he plaintiff On the 18th Of day Of November,
ID. 1861, tiled his affidavit in this action.
bowling that one OF the .aid defendants, Viii
(An Hack alias Haag is non resident Of the
late oI kansas and cannot be eerved with the
rOcess issuing frun lhis Court, it 10 therefore
ltdered BY the Clerk Of said Court in vscsdOn,
st the said dele: dant, William Hack alias
eAAs, be Notified, by publication in the White
kiOui kansas Chief, weekly newspaper pub
slei In the County Of DoniphAn, and ssaue Vi
Al1is, during SIX consecutive weeks, OF the
lelriancy of this suit, the object OF which 10 "
Dian The correction OF deed by which through
's'ake and iuAdyertxnce the Wets halt vi the
'a'h east quarter Cf section No. 8, in township
range ~ Instead OF the west half oil tho
oa'a vest quarter vi the same section, towu
up aud range was conveyed TO him by john
iaag Ann Haag, and the relief demanded
INSISTS IN excluding the same William Heck
has hsag, together with other deiendeAts from
q! Interest ia the land which was conveyed
ha unes. he plead answer, OF demur 10 the
ainllts petition against him hled ON Or before
Pae 2o,h day ofor March, A. d. 1852, such Pc.
iiod viii be taken as true aud confessed, aud
smrnS rendered accordingly. = -.s.1-
IL testimony whereof, / have hsrsunto set
ny hand aud affixed the seal OF said Court, q
81! once, IN the city Vi Troy. this 3Oth day Of
Ahusry A. ID. le62 -.....'... ...r 49,. ~, =
- 80 HENRY BODER, a., Clerk.
isnnent Ciump, AIt,'s Tor Pl'fis., .I,s.
January 80 le6l-7w Prs fee, $50.
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