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NO. SOS.
From tho Boston Traveller.
a Thrilling soene.-.FouT Small Children
Drift TO Sea on "A Cake Of lce.sThey arc
Rescued by the Father Of One Of Them.

Last Saturday, four small boys, from ivo
TO ten years Of age visited the sea shore on
tho northery side Of Sayni Hill, Dorchester,
and beedlossly stopped upon piece Of 6oat.
ing ice. Tho tide was just then on the ebb,
and foatsd the boys off some seventy or
eighty rods from tho shore into deep water,
before their peIilous condition was discovered
The alarm being given, several Of the neigh
bors ran to the beach, but on their sSrival
they found tho boys too far of to be rescued
without boat, and there was no boat near to
be made available in season to save them.-
The little piece OF ice on which they stood, be.
ing not more than five or six feet square, was
rocking by tae force Of the water and the IN.
even balancing OF the boys weight upon it. o.
In II is emergency, Mr.. Joseph S. Hilliard,
father Of one Of the youngest boys, arrived up.
on the beach just in time to see two OF the
smallest slip from their position on the ice in.
to the water. With admirable presence of
mind, and equal forti.ude, lie throw off his
coat, and with n stable door, taken from it's
hinges for he purpose, he pushed it before
him, and swan to their relief. While on his
way he directed the two boys who were stl
standing upon III" ice, TO extend stick
which they had it being only small rattan
to the two boys who wero in tho water to
catch hold upon In this wsy one little fel
low, probably FIVE and half or six years o!
age graspcd it, and was thereby aided to -e.
gain his position on the ice.
Tho stick was then extended to the Other,
and he caught hold upon it and was drawn
partly out Of the water, when, losing his
hold, he fell b,ck again. This was Mr.. FIii-
liard's son. Let the reader imagine this
thrilling sccue-this terrible trial TO that faith
er's atfec,ionate heart in witnessing his little
son sinking the second time into the water
under such painfa circumstances.
But Mr. II. was equal to the crisis; still hc
2aptioacd and counseled the boys while swim
ming TO their rcscuc-telliug them TO keep
perfectly quiet, and again reach out their stick
to his litle boy, which they did; and again
the poor, chilled and almost exhausted child
grasped it, and was thus sustained with only
head aud neck above the water, until reached
by bis father. Mr.. II. then, by means Of the
door aud piece Of ice: kept these boys out Of
water some half an hour or more, when boa,
was obtained and took them all .afo to land.
1t seems almost miraculous that any Of
those boys were saved, when the depth Of
water and distance from the shore, aud the
small piece Of ice on whith they were, are ia.
ken into considerations
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Cotton Ports Opened and Opening.

The supply Of cotton ports is almost n ex.
cess Of the material to be exported. III 9, on
the list stands New York, which has lust been
made the recipient o: cotton arriving ly the
Erie Railroad from Tennessee. Passing dos II
the coast, we find all tho inland waters Of
North Carolina in our possession, with New
bern, which is in direct communication with
the cotton region. Should Fort Ma on have
seen fit to surrender, it will have added 2 .au.
fort to the number Of cotton ports.
In South Carolina we have had Port ROYAL
for five months. The latest news iron 81.
vannah indicate the speedy fall Of Fort Pulas-
ki and the probable abandonment os tho city
to Gen Sherman. Daricn aud Brunswick in
the same State, arc cotton porte, as are also
Jacksonville, Fcrnandina, San Augustinc, Co.
dar Keys, Apalachcola, AMI Pe.acoa in Flor
ida--all under control Of FcdcraI armies
Rebel accounts represent that Gen. Bragg
has taken eft the garrison Of Mobile rs well
rs that of Pensacola to West Tennessee. II
is probable, however, that portion of the
insurLent army still remains at the former;
but rather to keep up appearance than ought
else We indulge the hope that New Orl ans
is likely TO replace the stars anl stripes on its
public Buildings before long; and believe that
Galveston is not prepared to off, canv very
stern resistance in the event Gf being Gssai ed
with a sufficient force by sea and land.
Norfolk. Wilnin.ton and Charleston will
be invited to open their ports before lon-, anil
it is to bo hoped vii respond with u good
grac,, considering the preparations made TO
welco re them back.
Meantime, there canno: be said to be any
great scautiness Of ports from which cotton
may be exported, provided the article is ready
to send off. 1t is alleged tina immense quau.
titics-hundreds of thousands Of bales, in
tact--have been stored up for some time a.
hpalachieola. IL SO, there will be likely be
an occasion furnished for getting rid of that
unnatural plethora. now that the place is in
possession Of our e&ovcrnmcnt.
n. Y. Com. Adv, April 4th.
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4 Nuyrl-Rcudcr Married.

MH. Eplron:-I am Just on the verge Of
desperation have COMMITTED matrimony, and
don't know how to act.
| learned all about courtshlp by reading
poems and romanccs, and used to sit by the
window in tho. precise manner in which Juliet
did, while my lover addressed ne in the Ian.
gla.e Of Romeo, rcrjat'm.
Oar love, Ike the truy love Of all heroes
and hcroincS Of romauces did not run smooth,
and we elorod, alhougi We well knew that
all our relatives and friends desired our mar
Rage
DARN. the delightful day. OF our wooiug,
my beloved was wont to call mo angel,
swce'v, and STYLED h m Bird of Paradise =,
which he thought wa, very arproprIatc rs his
name is Peter Robbins Luclcr.
We were married, as | told you, in the
most pJe,cal manner, aud the very next day
my dear celestial ordered pound Of san,rges
f,r dinner, anl nc.ually dcvou.cl thom all at
one meal, apparently with "a tarrcsuial appe.
titc. | was shocked, houii'l, astounled,
and applied bottle Of hart,horu TO my nose,
when my husband poke tho unm' Of q Fer
sonar' who is supposed to b. stranger to
polite circles.
gaz,l wildly arounl me, but not seeing
a convenient ploc" to fall if should swoon, |
coutcutol myself with rushing to my room,
whcrr, iliugiu. myself on my knees aud rai'
inr nv arms toward heaven, implprrd a !
tn, sweet spirits Of water, earth add air, to
witness AMI pity my despair. have cried SO
much since that time tIrat fear ! have s"rI-
ou,ly i'jured my eyes, anl had my father
urIel my marriage | would talk tha rest OF
ory f. about hightal hopes AMI wjlherod
po,i-.
Nv husband, besides h'ing mv choice, is
my ideal Of ma culne beauty, with this cx-
ccplion, he has flaming red whiskcrs.
| used to Imagine that marriage was + len
and that courtship WAS the way to il, but |
have since concluded that courtship is a viii
o. wisp, which leads to the miry and
marshy places of malrImouy.
sincerely hope that the time i. not far
distant when some poet or novel writer will
relate his conjugal experience, 50 that mex
perienccd mrrlaIs may know more about the
holy estate than only just how to get
thero. MRs. WILHELMISA K. LUcIFER.
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tho outer world of temptation; and as he
broke the silken chord, bounding rom her
side, has she never thrown him kiss, whis'
pering in loving tone, "Be good! 7" No, 1t
cannot be; he could not have forgotten that
"Treason was never born of Goodness"
Where is Col. Ellsworth2 His life was
brief "but brave" Where can we find the
historic page tha; tells Of the gathering to-
gether Of such an army from such material,
condensed within the same space Of time p
We have lived to realize more than imagna
ton ever portrayed. Each day has been
brstlng with events, all jostled together so
rapidly that we can hardly conceive their
magnitude. We realize more than We ever
read in story. Our capitals have become camp
ing grounds, our churches, hospitals; our
boys, soldiers; our very reverses, victories.
When was the birthday of tho Father OF
our Country" ever celebrated as it was on the
ord of February, 1862! The whole loyal
land glowed with illumination. Upon the
telegraph wires the lightning flashed the
word victory" ''victory" from every direc
ton, until the great national heart became
surcharged, and, papltatng with emotion,
burst forth in prolonged shout.
Washingto 4, too, was brilliantly Illumlna
ted but at the White House there was sad
ness, sorrow. Willie Lincoln was Sleeping
the sleep of death. 1t may DO his young spir
it pincd for his Western home and prairie
flowers. But in heaven there arc mansions
and amhIosial flowers, "hut no sin--no treas
on" But they made bis grave near his Yves
tern LONE, and soon the wild lJwers vii
kl,,p, ,I,ayo that I,,i bOsnu,
We, too, had a Willie, and years ago We
laid him down, within the sound of the nur
muriug waves, in IllI,laIe Cemetry. Read
er, pardon this depression. | coul! not hclT
it, am alone, aud sad; "'ris nights lone
hoIr," AMI the sound Of the steadily falling
rain accoris with my sad spirit, as press N.
cheek against the window pane, and look out
into the darkness.
a sweet good night"
Leipsic, Ohio, March 4th, 1862.
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Our Daughters.

The greatest danger 10 our daughters in
the p,csen. time is tho neglect Of domestic
ed"ca,on. No only 10 themselves, but to
husbands, families aud the community AZ
large, does the evil extend. BY far the great
est amount Of happiness in civilized life is
foyud in the domestic relations, aud most Of
these depend on the domestic culture and hab
its Of tho wife aud mothe'. let our dau "A
rers be intellectually ellcatcd as highly as
possible; let their moral and social nature re-.
ceivc the highest grace of vigor and refine.
men.; but along with these, let the domestic
virtues find prominent place.
We cannot say mucb about our daughters
being hereafter wlve, aud mothers, bat we
ought to think much Of it, aud give the
thought prominence for their education. Good
wives they cannot b., aL least for men of in
telligence, withuot mental culture; g,ol
mothers they certainly cannot be without it !;
and more than this, they cannot be such wives
as m IN need, unless they are good hous keep
ers, without a thorough and practical training
to tn, end. Or daughters should b practi.
caly taught to bake, wash, sweep, set table,
and do every thing apIertainiug to the order,
nca'ncsSs, economy and happiness Of the
household. All this they can learn as well
a. not, and better than not. 1t need not in.
terfere in the least with their intellectual cd .
ucation, nor with the highest degree Of refine.
ment. Ga the contrary, it w'ul greatly
contribute thereto. Only let the time which
is worse than wasted in ilI'uc,s, sitcriug aud
gossip, frivolous reading; and various modern
female dissipation watch Kill time aud health
be devoted to domestic duties and education,
and our daughters would soon be all that the
high interests Of society demand. A benign,
clegating infucuc would GO forth through all
the famili,s Of the land. Health and happi-
ness would now spaklc in many lusis less
eye, the bloom would return to pean,fy many
faded check, and doctors bills Of wholesome
fare Arthur's Magazine.
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Rc,nlts Of Rcccnt ELECTIONS.

The city election, in Cincinnati FOR Judges
OF tho Supreme Court, city commissioners
councilmen, etc, occurred on monday. and the
Democrats wero thoroughly beaten. Judge
Bcllamy Storcr was rel c,el ty no majority,
and the Republican paSty chosen eleven ofthe
seventeen counclmen.
Davenport, Iowa, went Republican on
Monday, electiug French mayor By e07 ma
jority.
Tho Republican ticket was elect d in Tole-
do, Ohio, on Monday.
Cleveland has gone Republican in its city
elections.
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The WouSDED AT WIScHEsrER-A letter
from the Chaplain of the 61th Ohio, dated
Winchester, March 29th, says:
Several ladies from Ohio reached here last
evening, rs nurses to our sick boys in the hos
pital Their presence will be a rich aud glad.
some blessing to our wounded boys. May
Heaven less them, is tho prayer o. every
brave heart.
in visiting the hospital to-day met a nan
who had four ball holes in him--ono through
his neck, one in his arm, tho third through
his left shoulder. AMI the fourth cut away part
Of his check. There was an air Of cheerful
ness about him, and 10 talked OF bis injn les
as Of very litt,o Consequence. He said that
the rebels would have to do b tier next time
or they would still have him on tie ticld.-
That ko lad fred five times after he wss un'
able to stand up. lie said that he had come
to suffer. and IL necessary, to die in he cause
Of sacred Freedom.
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Four young men from st. Louis, duck hunt
ing in st. Clair county, H., last Sunday,
were eating their dinner by a bonfire, when
ono OF them 'portively proposed to shoot the
other, and Ieveling hi' weapon (half cooked J
at only five yards distant, the gun was dis.
charged and the young man shot dead. The
muidcrer-who alleges that he had no inten
ton TO shoot his companion, and did not touch
the triggcr--at once walked to st. Louis and
gave himself up TO the police,
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How fitting aud beautiful it was that CiD'
cinnati, tho City Of Pork, should offer a tri
butte Of eggs TO Wendell Phillips, the advo.
cate of Ham, or at least of the dosrcrd dents
Ham, Vanity Fair.
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a merchant in Nashville, Tenn, has sent
six thousand dollars in gold to Broadway
house to pay his ndebtedncss--s2,5 500 tboy
arc to retain 10 pay their indebtedness to ;Aat.
and the balance to pay other crcditors An
other merchant there writes that in weeks
tim, he is prepared to pay all bis Indebtedness
Ia goll.
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1t is said that the New Orleans 9ras Dei,o
has lately contained sevc.as articles ia favor
ot restoration OF the tuilu.
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PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JhM tid.i.h;; 80, N =
Ter an experience of Fourteen Years in Eastc ~
rr ncr,n,upnflv located ~ NiNsdHle nj arnamS puS
Store-nex' door Rostwick's. All WORK ,lah''' l"
Give entire satisfaction, sign "' the blc Na''h'
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ATTORNEYS Ann COUNSELLoRS AT LAW. SOLICITORS
In Chancery, and NOtnics Public. All legal business
nrnnntIv attended to- Office in Boics Block, Main ST
Hudson. Mich. .
c. MERCER. CLEMENT " N'N''''
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ATTORNEYS At LAW AID SOLICITORS IN oN NNCEhr
UillUlalp Michigan. WIN attend promptly '"h KIM. pi
anywhere in the State OF Michigan Nolih
ern Indiana and Oh.. ......
CHRISTOPHER j. DICKERSoN, H"'N - N''
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T. g. \yJI,NfOT,

=. CHANDLER. .,
NOTARY pVRTIC-OFFICE AT THE 1. ). EXPRESS or
fee HilISiale, Mich. oc'"''
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MERCER n WEAVER.

wM. u. lOSTEOMERY.
" ~ ~. y ~ Hillsdplc, Mich
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II. VI. LILLE,
n,C,xEusON Il KOON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND soilc-
itor in Chancery, liNsdaic Mich once n1s, W.
Knickeibockcr. "''-'''
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WESTERN lOTEi..
DENTISTRY.

W I~TItINN VI ~ --,.-.,, T,-rt,,-
ALLEN & SMITH, PROPRFToES. y pp'" l"'H"'
connected with the House.
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ssiySsssss3 SrEApNAN & STAYr. RESIDENT DEN
szEs<57 fists will attend to NIL calls in thCir FIo
~! II fps,iuu. OHice over Muits Drag rt"It'
ITiuslalc March 20 1862.
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,r,opSrys AND CoUNSEILORS AT LAW, AND So
uri,NTs /, cbancarv. All business will receive prompt
attention. ,x,, , ,.,y,u
L. PRATT. hN''' -
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Tho war is now being vigorously proGecuted
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VOL. 16.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MITCHELL, wALDRON a. 90: -. u, , =,
,xcu ,Nne ASp BANKING oFFlCE-OFFlCE IN WAL
dron's Block. ,oux 70 COOK
o. T. MITCHELL, hhNhf "N'D"N'
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GLASS, BOTH FRENH AND AMERI.
" can Also, Plain and Check Rail Sash or Ast ,.se
"a u II ,MMoND9.
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BricaGier General Commanding,
II regret that the painful condition Of my
feat, still requiring The u>o Of crurcheS, pre-
vented nc from making personal examina
ton of the works. was therefore compel
cd to delegate Lieut.. Commanding, 5
Phelps, of th flag ship Benton,
(Signed) \. ii. FOOTE,
Flag g-oiiicer Commanding.
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a. MARCH.

,rropxFY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND SOLE
tor In Chancerv Hilsdals Mick once WIN ~" 'uuse
Of Probate in the Court House u''o' VI
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3 -sa
whaa h sapas bask, q glorious
WItA - howl. = !. ~ -,
PtoM - bA&slo A6l1 yieeeeeoex :
NDm - happlsf sAAn n
o. . ~ afn.cAafe s waHane,
Wasn't Set1l, n ~ ~ plAee
fMoI Deee quickly - ~ ho1es
1nisse ~ plsa1ans f1est
n ~ ~ young, sAsy Told n,
- UnssA againA ~ foe;
YMNAm As country needed I'D
HI MotAee ba6s HIN COL
'TWero nast slaves should trsmble,
Whnm tyf1nts Aold tnshfAll;
I'M ~ boy Was . freasnan born,
He wsas q Freedoms call
NJ snall wax hand would WAIVER
Thn 6horteoS sword 70 6ear;
Dat = gtands steady Ia the rsnks.
Ana holds his mnsket there.
NJ falnt heart would faltse
he bastls ground 70 80;
Dut III 3 ssrone in rresdom's might
He Mn Tor hse and me.
'rm wsashans snd waiting.
A Uocheso watch and waat,
Whs0 SpAe ars In the army now.
And u = growing late;
~ lebs1 pase 10 morning.
1tb mem sunset IN theSky-
Oh I long once more 20 clasp him
n ny aTun before die.
Tea eArther OF the army goes
He VIII return no moro,
TN The glorious rebsi flag b free
TO AoAt Ger seA and shore.
YfOm Che Bio 0randc to the Chesapeake
tn folds shall surely rest;
From the depths OF the lowest valleys
sTo ths AiShss. mountain crest.
And b, my boy, my darling,
1he pride a my old heart
WhsreSse his place may be, know
He viii fuldll his part
Hot until the war u over
GAsll We meet In fond embrace
Ttmsi press swiftly on the hours
TN re his pleasant face
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0EE HUNDRKD DOLLARS R1WARD.-
Ran awsy from the persons who hired them,
two W0MgN. having each child with them, about
three or four yesrs old. One Of the women, named
shI Is stout and very likely hesitates when spoken
10 and he's q small Hear one Of her cheeks; her
Cd ID has scsr ore Of Its anklss The other
vs. nan is named SUSAN. She has been injured
CO ~ and is sson. twenty three yss Old Her
oh Ia Of darker color than she Ii. They have re.
Ia us in Richmond and Manchester, in one of
w ca places they may DO lurking. viii give the
ST ve reward for the apprehepsioa ard delivery Of
sa women, With their children or fifty dollars for
ei ST. to me, per Clopton d Lyme, corner Of Wall
ar Franklin streeis, Richmond, Va
23-ts E. H. TAYLOR
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aendv hsir ~ harsi ~. 80. ~, ~. inches hish
NIRTIH 2. WIDkIrinr. = nm ~. snd stout ffans
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4s.sss
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Mlsef sesah1l1l - M
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Isribs III dfssA e t6o a1ay al g lei clothes.
niu Owe t1g i . the ely, g % e tanen
jaii % ihssJ CAD 81 ~ shs L mott probably =
GREETED in ths city. - Wa RAISED hsss, and y
owned by 9. 2. Hasehsson. ,r-vr. ,,,,v
VTNHK11 HUNDR1D. DOLLARS RHwARD-
y q g !s n Sc .s.: z as
inches high stout built, and blask, with thin lips
chsWu tobacco, and looks gram; she has relations In
Richmond and aome In Manchester; she passes - .
washerwon'an. She wsscld into nbsoiuss slavery
hef free papers; che reported she lost them, which
10 false. Wherever any person comes scross .
Winny, and she hss her free papers, take her MP
I will give the above reward 70 my white man, or
black man. or black woman, Let her be slave or
free, 80 that am able 70 lay my hands upon said
Winny' or lodged In any j11 a.rrrpwu,rr
and SEND iii 20 R. s.ss ss sn as
18th Sta no iS-1m*
TSWRNTY.FIvn DOLLARS REWAkD.-Dis
appeared, on the morning Of the 18th, my no.
gro boy ROBERT BURROWS. He has q dark
complexion, open countenanee, about i've feet
eight inches high, has fine testh and sixth little
finger or protuberance on his hand, and Ii about
% years old. He boarded at the corner OF Grace
and 9th streets for some time. He had on a red
jeans frock coat, Goo large0 with brass buttons;
also, a light straw hat. He served as q body ser.
want for nine months in cavalry Company A, Cobb's
Legion and may be making his way back to Cor.
donsvile. win give the above reward If he be
lodged in jail, so that may get him Direct to
4PINOKNEY THOMAS,
no 24-3w* Augusta, Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13

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suvas lluOe md tie negroes are val guarded we
tNink Il ercasly Tor the interest Of those having
hnnds 10 dispose u 70 h!re them to a..
The negroes will be supplied With TIE very best
psuvfsione, which have already been vecured. and
rood clothing provided for them at al sessons OF
She ,sAs.
THOSE q whom We have hand1 hired for the
prssent year viii please inform whether we shal
retain thcss hands Al the furnaces until they sfs
re,hirsd and II NOT 10 what point they shall be re-
turned. - spme Of the owners may have changed
their places Of residence.
Paymsuts for the hire OF these hands viii be made
either a. Farinvile, Lynchburg, TincAstie, this
city, annually or quarterly, 1t the option Of the
owner
Applications can be made TO F. r Glasgow. Fla
cassle; VIM. r Patton. at Glover Dale Furnace;
James L. Patton, at Grace Furnace; VIM. Jordan,
Alum Springs; John II. Jamieson, Lynchburg;
Benjamin Holaday, Krederieks Hall, Louise co |;
= ames u. Poindexter, Farmville, or the under
sigHea, at these works.
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