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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-20
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EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
oza~ 0FFICE-No. u4 King street, ever
,t.,.o,. Iforn,cr:v French 81 Book Store.

G7or posITloy.--It will be seen that, ac~
,,,l;rc 70 General Mcclellan 5 dispatches
oottiog happened during Thursday, beyond
.>ruis}3i,lg, and that during Thursday night the
enemy retired, leaving his dead and wounded
ou he field. AT s. clock Oh Friday morning,
,,sneJal Mcclellan did not know whether The
enemy had crossed the river, or had made
nave into cle infarior But at half past ten
o'clock he had aeccrtaincd that tIae enemy wos
crossing the river, and had sent forces under
Gen. Pleasanjon, In pursuit, Uenera! Nc
CATan clainls The result as 3 complete victo~
~" t is not worth while to be hyporcriticaI
npo1 hurried dispatches from the battlefield,
bat ii certainly seems, at this distance that it
would have been sufficient TO have claimed the
result Of Wednesday, as VICTORY" merely.
It certainly was that, considering that our 81
my held She field, and thar the enemy aban-
doped his dead and wounded, and that, by re-
firing across the Potomac, he confesses him
saif to have been repllsed in his attempt 70
csaupy the Cumberland valley. Il was not,
however complete, victory, the enemy
not having been r,,5t in rout, and o'lrown army
having been SO disabled BY the battle as cot 10
ne able TO move on the following day, as we
nust suppose il 20 have been, from the fact
chat ii did move.
That the enemy has escaped So tolerably as
he appears TO have done, is a disappointment
to those who had been SO acousjomoned to talk
about 'bagging' rebel armies, that they have
come 70 regard it as an easy operation. Thus,
the result, as compared with the hopes Of those
who were very sanguine Of annibiilating The
enemy, is q cause Of ohagrirl, rather than ofex~
oltation But if some hol es on our side have
aot been realized, is it not certain that still
more universal hopes on the other side have
bee4 completely dashed by this batde Of We'd
nesday p Wosh4nQtou Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-20
Army Up9Yabi8ns.


arm, correspondence. u The Associated l..e+zt
g.: uHapQr4 &EFas .irsry pocoT4l.
Friday Morning Sept, =, !
Yesterday was occupied in burying he dead
ani caring for the wounded. The loDfeas1-.
ates sent in flag Of truce in the morning ash
ing permission TO bury their own dead
which was granted. III first the orders were
very stringent against holding intercourse with
the Uonfederates, hut during The afternoon
they were repealed, and the troops On both
sides freely interningled
At daylight this morning il Was found that
The enemy had changed 5Ileit position.-
Whether their whole force had crossed The
river, or q new position nearer The river taken,
is not at present known Had tbey remained
& general engagement would have been had
this morning.
Some portion Of the Pennsylvania militia 81
seulbled recently for the defence Of their State,
object to marching into Maryland to defend
PENNSYLVANIA there from invasion. No official
information Of the fact has reached here, We
apprehend, though it IS doubtless true.
John Lohmann, 8 farJner who resides near
Muuson's Hill, left his home on Wednesday
morning last, for Alexandria, with a load Of
hides and taov fer the Government butchers
expecting to return holne the same evening.-
Nothing: however, has been heard Of him up 20
this time. although diligent inquiries have
been made, both along the road and at Alex-
andria Mr.. L. is q German, and IS q perfect
" sober and industrious man, and bis d1sap-
pearance is tberefore the more SINGULAR
General Casey, commanding provisional brl-
ra1es IS ordered 10 concentrate his command
On the Virginia side Of the river, in position
suitable for continuing the drill, instruction
and discipline> with which he is charged
Gen. Barry, in addition to bis duties as inspec-
tor Of artillery, has been ordered 70 report 60
General Banks as chief Of artillery Of the de-
fences Of Washington.
Adiuta1it General Thomas has left Washing
ton for Annapolis, On business connected with
the large number Of paroied prisoners now sc
that station There is go doubt be will prompt
T. take the initiative measures Tor their e1
change, as be is The COMMISSIONER Of the Unl~
ted States for that purpose, and has hereto
fore satisfactorily performed similar service.
Gen. Pope telegraphs from che West that
the Indian difficulties in Minnesota are more
formidable than he had anticipated He asks
for authority to have two regiments Of volun-
teers mounted, to pursue The Indian wax par
ties.
The report that has gained currency, through
the public prints, that Forrest and his Confed~
crate cavalry ware captured near Columbus,
Tennessee, is Incorrect.
l1aneral .IosenI1 E. Johnston has been as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-20
GEN. AoCLELLAN's DISPATCHES.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIRE PoToNAc,
September 1850 g..
liqj Gen. HoUech, Geuero7 IN Chief T. s.
A:--But little occurred yesterday except Skin
mshng.
Last night the enemy abandoned his posi-
gs9n3, leaving his dead and wounded on the
We are again in pursuit.
do not know whether he is ialIiug back 10
al inter- interior position or crossing the river.
" may safely claim q complete victory.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, Maj. Gen
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TEE poIos1AC
: September Io--l0.20 an,
(j%e. s. " Hazscb, Ge1eroz-in- Chief U S.
- -I5I,:-.Pleasanton is driving the enemy across
~ ynr victory was complete
1Ee enemy IS driven back info Virginia.
maryland and Pennsylvania are now sale.
GEORGE B. MoCLELLAN Maj. Gen.
lie reports afoat yesterday, about the cap
,aIs :' and killing Of Gen. Robert T. Lee The ter
..0s oontederateloss IN crossing theriver, &c,
are said 70 be all false.
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and Sd. lower. Wheat quiet, but steady, -
Corn dull and unchanged,
Thursday afternoon three soldiers belonging
to The 22d Massachusetts regiment went on the
farm Of a Mr.. George Wilson: near Silver
Spring. Md, and attempted 10 STEAL some Of
his pigs, but the old gentleman discovering
them oxpostulated with them, and at last at
tempted to pull pig away from them. when
he was knocked down and run though The body
with bayonet by one Of the party, from the
effects of which he died in g short time,
The President has promoted Brgadier Cen,
Robert Schenck to be Major General.
The President Of Liberia was sill IN Amster-
dam when last heard from. Unless he gets
letters FROM America TO encourage hl1n 70 visit
that country. he viii go back 10 Liberia by the
October steamer.
Some tiuae since Gen. hearuey ordered his
officers to wear sewed on their caps, square blt
Of red flannel, that he might the more easily
recognize chem. They have determined TO
adopt this red badge as an honorary dlstlnc~
GIOD. ana CflGlr new COlI1uAdAAOCAs tCsA. h~tohA0
man, approves Of it. Field and staff officers
wear it on the crown Of their caps line officers
on the front Of their caps; and private5 on che
right side.
It will be perceived by the tenor d General
McC]ellan's dispatches, that there WAS 10 ar
naistioe on Thursday, as reports telegraphed
from Harrisburg authorized the public to be-
heve.
On the night Of September 10th, ". u.
Tiiffey, Of Baltimore, and VIM. &: t(5utridge
and James Jones, Of Westmoreland county,
Va, were ca aptured by The commander Of u.
s. steamer Freeborn, for being engaged IL run
ming merchandise trom Maryland TO Virginia,
thereby violating the blockade. They We're
sent to the Old Capitol. The commander Of
the Racer, of the Potomac Flotllla on the Ma
rvlaud side, opposite Aqua Greek, made
similar arrest, within day or TWO
4 large number Of :contrabands, slaves and
free negroes, we're captured b. tie Confederates
at Harper's Ferry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-20
From Europe,

The steau1eI: Borysssia from Southampton o'1
the 10th instant, has arrived.
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred had
arrived at Brussels The archbishop ct Can
terEyury and the Earl Of Harrington we're dead,
The news by the steamer Ang]o-sazon had
not the slightest effects on Corsols, which
were quoted at o3Az(0935 for money, 4 lata
dispatch says that Montenegro bad accepted all
the conditions offered by Omar Pasha On &c
count Of the state Of saigo st Naples The ami,
versary Of (TTaribaldi' entry into the city will
not be celebrated: The press Of Lombardy i: !:
in favor Of granting al amnesty. TO Garlbaldl
and bis followers. Caribaldi had requested 70
be allowed to embark On an English vessel; ont
nothing had been decided in regard 10 his dis
position His wounds are very serious, ;,
The Cotton market was irregular and 9u!!
and Id. lower fhan on Friday last. Flour dull
and Sd. lower. Wheat quiet, but steady
Corn dull and unchanged,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

Tar Hot4AH TaoyFE (playsd has,
night to a good house. The psrformssri
opened WITH soae Pretty empsisal gems.
songs and Duets, followed by the COMEDY
of-ths FThs schOol@astsr Abroad and I
dance by kRsta Julia, who was encor.a
and ePpiaudsd to the echo. Belliui's aos.
opera Of'tho Sleep walker concluded M.
play. Tonight the HolmGns will appear
'or the last time, and those who have not
been to see them had Best not lose the ON.
rorsunity, They offer aulsunusually rich
bill for tonight t6s legendary lyric and
domestic drama of aThe Old Clock u the
Bachelors totmeass, 10 conclude with a
lapgha6le oPeretta called-"Puuchiuello.y y.
These pieces win bring out che talent Of.be
whole troupe. 75l5sr
The Holmans will gi1sa matinee for the
entertainment of the ladies and children
and all others who can appreciate a good
thing, this afternoon at half past two
O'Clock. sh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
Fighting at Corinth Aeain.

NEw YORK, Dee. ia special despatch
to the Tribune, dated Nashville the 18th,
says Gen. Dodge. With his cavalry, has
been fighting Forest all day in the vicinity
of Corinth. Forest has 1000 and Dodge
$500 cavalry. The latter has pieces OF
artillery.
Morgan is reported as moving to cut 0a
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
Kirby Smith is reported as moving to-
wards Lebanon to support Morgan.
The whole force of the rebels in Tennes-
see is estimated at 10000. They had 25,-
900 at MHrtreesboro. 1
Yesterday the rebel outposts Were about
IL miles from Nashville.
RoseCrans has dismissed large number
of officers for drunkenness aud disoLedi /.
enee Of orders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
~ Rzclss OF 4ua GlsnEAL As,1x.1v

"a RRclss OF THa GnNsRAI AssRnp1v
The other day the Senate passed joint
resolution proposing to take recess from
the 22d Of this month until the I'd of jan
nary Yesterday the House passed the res
olution with an amendment substituting
the 9Th of Jsnuary, extending the prOpo-
sed recess four days. The Senate uuani.
mously refused to concur with the House
in extending the time. aud sent the resOlu-
ton back to that body. The House in.
stead of agreeing to the resolution insisted
upon its amendment aud so the matter
stands. To an outsider it would appear
shat slight disposition to be stubborn, Il
not factiOus, is apparent somewhere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
Rebel B hSs'fs s H gBs Ssq5fl6

NV YORE,-Dec. l9.-The Richmond
DisPdteA OF the I 9th sSys The rebel loss
at the fredericksburg battle was !, 300
Eleven hnhdfed wounded bad arrived there
and we're on the way there Monday night.
They lost Generals Gregg aud Cobb and
maDy field officers. The Sd South Caroli-
ma regiment was nearly annihilated-
II also contains dispAteh from Colds
boro. stating that 5000 rebels fought the
aboiiiiOnists at Kingston the day before,
from O'Clock A 81. till P. H., and that
after driving the aboiitionists once the rebel
Gen. Evans was compelled to retire, leaV-
ing the yandals to occupy the town. Nore-
ports of the loss was given.
Thetowu was greatly damaged by the
Union bOmbardmeut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

IA A MsAS BUslssss.-weile learn that
certain malicious persons about Bridge
port and upon the Island are in the prac-
ttce of stoniug hacks that pass over the
bridges at night. On Thursday night a
person or persons threw several large stones
through the, windows of a hack belonging to
Mcdonald 4 Bear, damaging the vehicle to
a considerable extent and eudapgeribg the
life of the driver. The driver of the hack
is at loss to imagine what could haveln.
duced any one to make such an outrageous
assault, Mcdonald & IBear viii pay
handsome rewalA to any one who will de-
tect the rascals, 'agd % ? f,ou
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

pgTHz Press has been very much dis
tressed for several days about ia big Gin
der pile at the Water Works" The con-
dition OF this "big cinder pile" is noted
from day to dsy,with solicitpds that does
tho affectionato nature of the editor much
honor. one day tits burning with i'vOl-
canie Tiolenee,," the next day "the fresh
water Neptune" is accredited with having
conquered the artificial Pluto" and the
day following the "big scinder pile" has
"brokeu out again In strong blast"--
The. next bulletin Eillsbe looked for with
great interest. @ 2 sS'e9 3 : - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
From Washington.

speeiall % tle Cinelnnah salette-
TIE BoRDHR sF1TKsHAS AID EMANCIPATION.
The Border State Caucus resolved 70 Ia
Dor With the President about his Emanci-
patton Proclamation, and appointed Crit
-tenden, Hall Of Missouri, and Cris6eld Of
Maryland, a Committee TO persuade the
President thatit is necessary to withdraw
the Proclamation 70 cave the Uniop, All
the pressure these Border State men can
bring to bear on the President Is now be-
log employed IN their behalf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

B9 IT is only few days now until
Christmas. Not shop in the city but
presents some pleasant evidence OF the ap-
holidays, and we do not remem-
Der when the shops were better supplied
With every conceivable thing in the way of
presents for old and young, male aud fe-
male. The fancy stores are packed with
articles as curious as they are multiGariOus
and extensive. The book stores abound
in gilt edged books of every description
from an deliberately bound bible to a
ehild's Toy book, The stock of pyrotecnics
is also good, and indeed no department of
the holiday trade seems to been neglected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

RS Capturing RRBRL MAIL.-ou
Tuesday morning last, squad of our SOL
diers from Gen. oluserers brigade, now
stationed at Moote6eld. Hardy county, had
quite little adventure. Gen. @. sent out
an expedition of about sixty infantry aud
twenty cavalry to feel along Lost river for
a cousiderabIe.force Of the enemy supposed
to be eueamped near Wardensville, not far
from Moore6eld. The expedition was COM
mauded by Major Winners, of the 10th yir-
ginia Infantry. There was constant COM
munication between the village of War
deusviIle and the rebel camp, and it was a
distributing office for the rebel mail
Major withers pOuuced down upouths viii
lage on the morning of the 10th aud COB
bled up the whole mail, consisting Of two
or three hundred letters and a lot Of news
papers. Among the mail matter. was a lot
of Richmond papers of the 14th, which
had come into wsrdensyille that morning.
Lieut.. Lawson, of the RoWand csyAlFy,
who took an active part in the expedition,
is now in this city. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

b9 D1srR1RurIoN OF CoAI TO rHR Poor.
-Assu evidence of the degree Of eemPAr-
alive restitution among the poor, It Is 8
fact worthy of note, that the number Of APP
plieAtious to some of the members OF the
Committee appointed to distribute coal to
the poor, is three times as large as during
previous years. The orders cannot begin
to be supplied, the Superintendent of the
Water Works having notified the committee
men not to send any more orders for at
least week. Since last Monday the com
nittee have issued orders to the poor for
over ten thousand bushels. of coal.
We regret to state that the greatest dss-
titutiOn is felt among the families Of SOL
dlsrs. Cannot oul Charitable ladiss get up
something for the relief Of the poor a they
did recently in RridgeportH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
PICTURES GOA LIE HOLIDAYS,

ENOR CARD PHOrOdRAPHs 90 TO WYKEs'.
II --A For Card vignstts 90 70 VS. ke.F
For Gard Pictures eOIOred 90 70 Wykss'.
For Photographs In India Ink - 70 Wyka.l
For Photographs Ia on Colors 90 70 Wykss',
For Photograph Albums 60 % Wykes.
For AmbrOtypss Of every style Go 70 Wyke.'
FOrtho best Pictures in TIE city 70 70 Wyke-'
For alt Frames Of every siEs 80 70 WYKEs,
1S9 Main streeet, West side,
deels Over MSllOrs store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
The Losses at Fredericksburg- Our
Dead Stripped by the Rebels.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 19.-Dispatches from
the Army of the Potomac say GOO of our
dead were buried on Wednesday and 4l5
to-day. Nearly all the dead were found
stripped of their clothing and lying naked
on the ground.
From Official reports it is thought the
proportion OF killed in proportion to the
wounded in the late battle is smaller than
10 any battle fought during the war. In
Gen. Reynolds corps the official report Of
losses Is as follows: Gen. Doubieday's
division 100; Gen. Gibbons division 400;
Gen. Meads' division 1880. Total 1880.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
Telegraph Markets.


OINctNHAIfi De- 10.
Rlourrsnains dull and nomInoI at 6IOas,I5 for
super aud 69l and 80 Tor extra Wheat IN fair re-
quest AZ sS6l % for prime rcd, IO59l,05 for Ohio
and Indians white, aud 1,lOa1,15 for KY. white
Corn nTm a. lss46e. Oats held higher. and this
cheeks business the asking prices tSSse for new
aud Old In bulk Rye e dull At 6O66le. Prime
sample OF barley IN demand a. IS0aI 5B for fall
and l,O0li3S Tor State spring. Whisky steady AZ
SSe. droeSrios unchanged and qaiSt. The dOuiaud
for hogIts less active, but droVOEa are hrm fa1
rates. Gold l3l. Silver 1G30l31 and demand Botea
l.19l9t hxehange dull and at par.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYu
THE BESr IN THE WORLD -l7

TIE BFzF IN TEIE WORLD.
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produces color nat to Be Distinguished from natars
warranted not 70 taiuTe the Hair IN the Issst; ru-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
HEIMsTREET's
lNlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
WT 70 Iy0-

But reatOre,s gray hair It. original color. by sur.
plying the capillary tubes with natural susteranes
imPaired by age or diseaIe. All iHsiaHtaHeOns dyes
are composed flaT eIHRie destroying the vitality
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

IYoN,s KATHArRoN=

This delightful article for preserving and beautiy
ng the human hair Is again pat up BY the original
proprietor, and l. nov made with the same care akin
and atteutlOu. which INST crested lie Immense and
unprecedented sales Of one million bottles ar
nualy! 1t is st soId At Is eeuts in large bottle
Two miliOu bottles easily Be sold In year when
1t Is again known that the RathaiTOn Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world bat that
IL oiean'es the scalp Of Seurfand dandruH gives the
hair lively, rieh luxuriaut growth and prevents 1t
irOm turning gray Thee considerations worth
moving The KAthairun has been tested for over
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lady who values boautul bead Of hair win use The
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6, p. Motion closed
quiet. Breadstuffs dull with declining
tendency. Provisions, heavy demand
LoSDoH.-Co nsoIs 2sa923 Breadstuffs
dull with declining tendency. Provis-
ions dull.
Prince Alfreds election as King of Greece
is considered certain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
~ MAasLAuenrER.-Police Oaicer

B- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Officer
Price, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, while trying to
auelI disturbance ia house of ill-re-
pute in that city, on Wednesday night, was
shot by one Of the 9th Cavalry, dying in
stanty. He was quiet, peaceabIe man,
and much respected by the citizens of
GAINESVILLE. NV ~ sfss-r E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
From fredericksburg.

HEADQuARTERs Army POTOHAC, Dec.
10, evening.-All has been quiet to-day eI-
cept two shots fred to dispense the gath
ering Of bands of rebels on the plain OPP
posite.
The enemy strongly picket the river
along our front.
Official reports Of our losses in the late
battle make the number less than l 400
killed and 1000 wounded. A large number
Of the wounded were only slightly hurt.
We lost 500 prisoners and took about as
many.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20

n~ HOMESTEAD voR sAEE:-By refer
snce TO our advertising columns it will be
seen that Mr.. Henry Tallant desires 10 dis
pose of his. homestead at Lestherwood.-
The property is very desirable one, aud
can be purchased upon good terms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
The Confessions and Experienee Of
an Invalid

RublIIhed f0r the Bsnsht And a = sarafnE and .
caution % yOung men Wis suffer from Nervous De-
biuty, Premature Decay, &e.s 8upplying lt the Gus
time the msans Of SalECmo. By o1s Who has cured
postfaid addFeuled envelope sEsgLE o1SEEs nay u
hAd q the author, NATHANIEL AlAYRAIR -
BedfIrd, KlhEB Co.. NeW York apt-iTdEw
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They purify, strengthen and inv gOruts.
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They overcome Effects Of dissipation and Iate hourD
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They PreVUut miaSuAtIe and intermitteut feV0Fs.
They purify the breath and aeidity OF the stomach
They cure DySpSpsia and COnstipatioa.
They cure DiarThOsi ohOisrA aud Chslera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous HsaIAehs
They are the best bittsrs In the world. They
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