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GROCERIES.
ns. E. GILBERT & co,

CUNDRIES.-GLoTHES PINS, VII hiaME
= Lemon Syrup, Totomato Catsup, MIC Al
monds, Filberts, English Walnuts, figs, raisins,
currants, oysters, sardines, alum, epson SALTS roll
birthstone, sulphur, copperas, madden, extract of
log wood, indigo, cream TARTAR soda, bed cords of
all kinds, tobacco of all kinds, backing, batting
nut megs, cigars of all kinds, ginger, glass jars
lanterns and flags, mustard, pepper sauce, match
es, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion caps
fish of all kinds, safety fuse, soaps of all kinds
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, -note Gap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre gum drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, cin-
namon, dried beef, british lustre, bonnet boards,
ink, OIL nails, sash, glass; aspice, soda, pain kill
ler iquorice, &C., &c. 9afrf fal,a54nX fnfe
supply of the above Ecpt constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. E. Gilbert & Co., No. Sycamore,
ALMONDS AND FILBERTs.- bbls for sale
by S. L. Gilbert & Co. 3 .a3 astl7i5f :
sale by Gilbert & Co.
BONNET BoARDS.-20 gross, for sale by s. e.
Gilbert & Co. l1vi a a-t'Afl
(, CIGARs.-1oa, 900, all qualities, from common
to the very best, for sale low. rreiels-satt
STAR CANDLEs.--5oO boxes. for sale very low
by Gilbert & Co. $3.50 f5fcrsAi g5nIi ss1oss
FIsH-MackercI and White Fish, rs packages,
for sale low. nesIefaHfe e48 ifti3atf- AtA@ if'
INDIGo.-saO pounds very choice, for sale Low
by s. Z. Gilbert Co. aa Hi141rrNT 2an 1ilf
oYsTERs-5OO one and two pound cans, fol
sale low. a0ilsm1gi,li 10 % oa4ftiaa&
RIFLE PowDER.-75 kegs Duponts, also "A II
canisters, for sale. oafat5 sla FshnH .1eHHHr 2
RAIsINs.ALayer and NJ. n. Raisins, so whole
| half and quarter boxes. k & 5sGaaa-E 81 e-fF
S0AP.-Bar soap and fancy soap, large supply
always ON hand, for sale low by AMs ss8Ir
jyS5 S. L. GILBERT q co.
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nouse for foundry smfthcry, and for other pnrpo-
reservoir and steam pump, or pipes for Cochi-
tuate water; water closets repairs and increase OF
ordnance machinery and shops, and repairs of all
kinds, two hundred and lhfty-three Thousand five
hundred dollars.
3 For he&se foundation and heavy Nesmith ham,
mer for heavy forgings, sixty two Thousand dollars.
For tho purchase ofland and wharfadjoining the
navy yard ct Charlestown, Massachusetts,, owned
by Oakman and Eldridgc, and extending from
Charles river to Water street, and containing about
hundred and twenty three the usand dollars.
For futtOck saw-mill and building, ten thousand
dollars. -
=. - Ne,o York.
: For dredging channels building and repairing
scews; rebuilding long dock repairs to ship hons
foundery shed; machinery for machine shop, foun-
derry, boiler shop, and smithery repairs Of ma
chinery, boilers; repairs Of engines in machine
shop repairs and increase Of ordnance machinery
and shops, and repairs of all kinds, three hundred
and twenty Thousand eight hundred and forty-six
dollars.
For cylinder for roasting coffee, four hundred
dollars. 81
Forextensicn Of joiners' shop, storehouses, and
smithcry; repairs OF dry dock dredging repairs
and Increase Of ordnance machinery and shops,
and repairs Of all kinds, one hundred and twenty
eight thousand seven hundred and forty-six dollars
Washington.
For machinery and tools; paving; gas works
repairs and increase Of ordnance machinery and
shops, and repairs of all kinds, one hundred and
twenty-six thousand nine hundred and eighty-ivs
dollars. ~
+ "a Mare Island.
For completion Of derrick, foundery, and equip
ment grading; completing oiicers' houses; gai
works; two iron wharf-cranes machinery anC
tools for smithery; cisterns; scows, lighters,
ges, and pile-driver; drainage and sewarge; boat
house and slip, and repairs Of al kinds one hund
red and ninety-six thousand three hundred AM
| fffy-two dollars Prorided, That no expenditur
for completing officers houses shall be INQUIRE,
until complete plans or specifications, with esti
mates Of cost in DETAIL shall be furnished TO ant
approved by the Secretary of the Navy, and tn
work shall be done by contract after due and publ
advertisement for proposals but portion of thi
| appropriation shall be expended unless the worl
can be completed for the sum hereby appropriated
| - Sdcketfs Harbor- ~
| For repairs Of all kinds, thousand five hund
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law, perform duty as chief of bureau In the Navy
Department, shall be the pay Of captain IN ne
navy other daty io enss 9th Of tbe g nav a
proved June one, eighteen hundred and sixty ,
Sec. 3. And be q Jarfser enacted, That the pay OF
the clerks Of the navy yard ana -, navy ageney ~ -
navy agent, two thorsand dollars per annum one
clerk TO navy agent, fifteen hundred dollars; one
clerk to the commandant, fifteen hundred dollars
one clerk Of the yard. fifteen hundred collars one
clerk 10 the paymaster and inspector Of provisions
and fourth, fifteen hundred dollars; one clerk 10
the naval constructor, nine hundred dollars one
clerk TO the civil engineer, nine hundred dollars
one draughtsman to civil engineer, twelve hundred
dollars; one steward TO paymaster, seven hundred
and fifty dollars ftff ~
SEC. q. And DC Il further enacted, That from and
after the first day of September, eighteen hundred
and sixty two, the spirit ration in the navy OF the
United States shall forever cease, and thereafter no
distilled spirituous liquors shall be admitted on
board Of vessels of war except as medical torres,
and upon the order and under the control of the
medical officers ofsuch vessels, and TO be used only
for medical purposes. From and after the said hrst
day of September next there shall be allowed and
paid to each person in the navy entitled to the
spirit ration five cents per day in communication and
lieu thereof, which shall be in addition to their
SEC. 8, And be Il further enacted, That the orders
regulations and instructions heretofore issued by
the Secretary of the Navy be and they are hereby
recogn lied the regulations OF the Navy Depart
ment, subject however, TO such alterations as the
Secretary of the Navy may about, with the arpro-
priation of the President Of the United States.
SEC. 6. dnd be aJitrfher enacted That the pay of
/ the secretary of commander of a squadron shall
hereafter be fifteen hundred dollars year and one
ration. -
| SEC. Z. And Be 70 further enacted, That chaplains
| in the navy shall be no less than twenty one nor
more than thirty five years of age at the time OF
| their appointment as such.
SEC. s. And be Il further enacted, That the Presi-
dent of the United States be and he is hereby au-
thofized to annually appoint ten acting midship-
men for education at the Naval Academy who shall
be selected from the sons Of officers soldiers who
distinguished themsey in the service of the Uni
ted States, from the of officers in the
naval or marine service ofthe United States who
have thus distinguished themselves. q ais
SEC. g. And be Il further enacted, That the District
of Columbia shall be regarded for all the purpose:
Of appointment to the Naval Academy as Con
gressional district their appointment thereto to b.
designated by the President of tbs United State
from residents of the District. ile h r'f
Approved, July IA. 1867. ilalta taalr ffa1i n-
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Public-NO. I3I. -

AN ACT for the relief ofthe register of the land Of
flee at Vineennes, Indiana, and for other ptr-
poses.
Be 4 enacted blythe Senate and House Of Represent-
fdires of the United States of america Congress
sesbled, That the Secretary of the Interior b. and
he is hereby authorized to make such allowance for
off rent during the temporary continuance of the
land Office at Yincennes, Indiana, may, il. his
opinion. be just aud proper.
Sec. 2. And Be Il further enacted. That the said
Secretary be authorized to adjust the account OF
John Moore, postmaster at Vincennes, Indiana,
and allow him at the usual rates for such services,
compensa i9n for the custody OF the books, papers
and so forth Of the land office at Yineennes, Indi-
ana, during the time the same were in his charge,
under instructions from the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, dated September third, eight
cen hundred and fifty eight: these allowances to
be paid out Of the appropriation for the incidental
expenses of district land~0fices ProTided That
the total paid under this act shall not exceed
five hundred dollars. Al
Approved, July IL, 1862.
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Portsmouth,, Nsg Han.pshirs..

For machine shop and smithery, fitting and fur
nishing the same, reservoirs capstan for sheers,
quay wall near landing, extension Of storehouse
number eleven hundred feet, repairs and in
crease Of ordnance machinery and shops, and re-
pairs of all kinds, two hundred and thirty-two
thousand dollars. =
For futtock saw mill and building, ten thousand
dollars.
Bosfon.
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Rublic-No. I30.

AN ACT for the relief Of pre-emptors on the home
reservation of the Winnebagoes, in the Blue earth
region, in the State of Minnesota
Whereas certain Individuals have memorialized
Congress, setting forth that they were bona fide
actual settlers, under the presumption laws Of the
United States, in the tract of country known
the Eighteen mile square home reservation of
t Winnebagoes, in the Blue earth region, Min
nesOta, at a period Of time when the Indian title
had been extinguished, and prior to the setting
apart by legal divisions of the said Indian home
Reservation, under the second article of the treaty
of the twenty seventh of February, eighteen hum
dred and fifty five and that by reason of the SET
ting apart of said home reservation they
forced from their settlements and subjected to
loss and damage by the destruction of their i'm
provements; therefore
Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of Represent
atircs Of the United States Of America Congress
embied That it shall and may be lawful for each of
such settlers, within three months from and after
the passage of this act to file his decaratory state
ment with the proper register and receiver, de-
scriptve of the tract so settled upon and improved
and under such regulations may be prescribed by
the Secretary of the Interior said settler shallbe
permitted to establish his claim by the production
of testimony showing compliance with all the re-
qurements of the presumption law up to the period
when said settler ousted by reason of the pr
ises falling within the aforesaid Indian home
ervation that the testimony required under this
act shall be the affidavit of the claimant himself,
taken before the register and receiver, and shall
show the date of the commencement and the period
of continuance of his improvements, the extent of
the same size of his habtation, the time and labor
required in its construction, extent of other i'm
proponents and the cost to him and valu- of the
same, and value of crop derived from the same
the affidavit to becorroborated by disinterested tes
tinony. 24#% - - IS - =
SEC. 2, And be further enacted, That upon the
turn of such testimony to the Department, it shall
be the duty of the Secretary the Interior finally to
adjudge the validity or invalidity of each claim
and in regard to those shown to be bona fde under
the presumption law, to report list of the same,
with all the testimony, to Congress, STIMULATING
such award as should be paid as damages growing
out of the loss and destruction of such improve
ments by reason of the appropriation of such set
Elements to the Indian reservation, as aforesaid :
Provided That the land Office of the local land Office
herein mentioned shall not receive any additional
pay fees for the services hereby required of them
Approved, Julyl 4, 1852. - Al IA - :
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PUBLIC RESOLUTION No 30.

A RESOLUTION for the relief of the officers, nom
- commissioned officers, and privatcs of the battal-
- sion of Marines on board the transport Governor
ON the third of November, 1852.
- Resolved By The SeRae and House Of RepreseNatires
Of the United Sates of America in Congress assembled,
That the sum Of seven thousand ono hundred and
fixty three dollars and fifty one cents be and the
same is hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to COM
pensate the officers, non-commiss Toned officers and
sprigates who composed the marine battalion at
-tached to the Port Royal naval expedition under
Flag officer Du Pont for the losses of their person
Il eects by the laundering ofthe steamer Governor
in which they embarked, on the third of No
yeInber last and that the Secretaryso of the Navy
cause the said ss1n, or much thereof may bt
necessary, to be paid to them according to the est
mated value Of their personal effects lost in the
manner aforesaid. AW
- Approved, July II, 1862.
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PuBLIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.

A RES0LuTI0N of thanks to Captain David G..
Farrigut, of the United States Navy, and to the
officers and men under HIS command.
Resolved By che Senate land Howse Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of america ~ Congress
senlbed, That the thanks of tine people and of the
Congress of the United States due and hore-
by rendered to Captain David G. Farrigut, of the
United States navy, and to the officers and men I'M
Ter his command, composing his squadron In the
Gulf Of Mexico, for their successful operations on
the lower Mississippi river, and for their gallantry
displayed in the capture of Forts jackson and st.
Phillip, and the city of New Orleans. and the de-
structions Of theenemy's gunboats and armed fle-
tilla. AM
Sec 2. Aud Be Il twtherr esolred, That the secreta-
ry Of the Navy be directed to communicate this
resolution to Captain Farragut. and through him
to the officers and men under his command.
% Approyed. july III. 1861.
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Sauces! Sauces !

= DOZEN BOTTLES OF W0RCESTERSHiRE
- Sauce, assert d sizes - .....--s-. "a ~. .
dozen ELL RS Epicurean Sauce; ~
I" Grey Salad Sance;
English Club Sauce - & 0l.la.s 4
10 Pepper Sauce,
Ess nee of Anchovies;
PaOli Sauce. Just received at
ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
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MILLINERY. visa

Sardines, Oysters and Shad.a Is
x CASES sARDINEs. 10 CASES CAN oYs-
~ tiers, and : u cans - fs.. t
cases fresh Lobst~rs; 80
na 5 cases Locust Shad;
..t.t cases fresh salmon. For sale at f,..
sepS ~. ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
DAKING P0wDER-TwELvE DOZEN pIsH-
- oprick's Baking Powders, in pounds, half lbs !.
and quarter pounds, just received at lf g
ieD q A.iazs .ELLI0TT's: 1
INRESH aBUTTER, EGGS. AND CHICKENS
IL Just received from the patriotic Bluegrass"
neighborhOcd, fbE sale Ut vICKERY BROS,
6ag - No. ~ Main street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
ELECTION RETURNA.

The returns from the election in this
State come IN slowly. Enough has arrived
to satisfy US that the Dis union Abolition
State ticket is elected BY reduced ma
iority, and that the four ouE of the ak
Con gressmen elected are Black Repub-
liean dis unionists, and we have but lit
tie chance to elect the other Two. They
were elected by the home vote, but it is
supposed that the soldiers vote will d.
feat them.
The most glorious thing connected with
the election, is the large gains which Ma,
AAHoSr has made in bis district. Clio
Dubuque County gave him 1894 ma
! ;orisy, which is gain of 1000 over las
years vote aud be makes large gains il
other parts Of the district. This is glo
rioas while the Government uuderstrap
pers and hirelings call hiR traitor, tn
people who know him best ani are no
corrupted by Government patronage, en-
doFss him.
In this County, for Congress, F1Sot
Dem. has 81 majority over kAsso'
Iisunion AboIition,st. For Judge Of tn
Sd district, CLNToS DEM has 242 ma
iOrity over DAY AbolitionIst,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

We notice that the disunion editor Of
the Burlington Hawk- Eye, brands sill
soldiers who voted the Democratic ticket,
tories. The course of the editor of the
Hawk Eye, is fair sample Of the course
pursued BY the disunion press all over the
country. They boast Of their patriotism
and deuounce all as traitors who do not
endorse the unconstitutional acts of the
President, or who refuses to enlist in the
army of Abolitionism, or il they do en-
list and go forth to fghs as they believe,
or the Constitution and Union, and risk
their lives in defense Of the flag Of their
country, If they dare to vote the Demo
cratic ticket no epithst is too harsh for
these disanion Whelps to apply to them.
Thus it 10 proven that these pretended
patriotB-theae disunionists and abolition
fanatics, are willing to welcome a Demo
crat to o soldiers grave and to give cred
it for patriotism, pToVtdsd, he dees not
vote according to his long established
rule, his principles sad bis constitutional
privilege, the Democratic tickes. Ii TIA
soldier does this bis blood spilled upon
the battle field in defense of the Consti-
tuition and Union, becomes q stencil in
the p0ssrils Of these disanion editors,
and ths honest democratic soldier is
Is branded a TORY. Such ia disunion
Black Republicanism, and such Doos ~
tae editor OF the Hack. Egs illustrate it.
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We commend the following to she ed
itor of the Journal, who also charged
Gen. Williams with being traitor, and
With being shot With Union bullet:
A SoLDIER's REPLT. - The Coriath
War Eagle, edited and published by SOL
diers in Gen. Grants army makes the
following reply to the Chicago Tribune's
cowurdly and infamous assertion that
Gen. Williams vas killed by Union
bGllet:
seen. williams fell at Baton Rouge
while gallantly leading his brave men to
victory. The Chicago Tribune Rays he
was Killed by Union bullet In be-
half of every one Of the brave men who
followed Gen. Williams into battle we
pronounce this false, and 90 insult to
every man Of bis command. Killed by
a Union bullet > and who pointed the
gun from which the fatal bullet sped p
Suspicion may point, and would point,
were the libel true to many brave man
who would have sacrificed bis own life to
have saved Gen. Williams even wound.
Out, vile Islander, Would yop charge tbs
men, who are fighting that you may have
home, with cold blooded, treacheroua
murder ? We spit il back In your face.
He died by the hand OF o sraitar, but not
more traitor than be who penned the liz
that be was KILLED By Union bullet
Men who carry muskets ben cath the ssars
and stripes are not murderers. TheJ
have left thoss who would cowardly 49,
sasinate at home, and occasionally they
show themselves with CORY hands, making
savage thrusts at the characters Of ths
| glorious dead. Traitor, tell thee thou
| iiest.h ..-... ,
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gMASCIPATT0N---G On Ana,
MEDIATE.

Let calm, solemn inquiry 90 On 10 the
spirit Of truth, and the light Of the ''hia-
tory that carries our knowledge over the
vast and deYouring space Of 90 many
thousands Of years,' This ia the voice
of the ages in the weighty words Of De
Toequsville
"Hilherto, tohSrsVsr tia tphiaes haze
been ths most pOWsUnI, they hare main
tanned the blacks in Q suboTdazsats or q
ssrvfIe position. WHEREVER THE Ne
GROES HAVE BEEN THE STRONG
EST THEY HAVE DESTROYED TIE
WHITES. StacA has been the only ret
yfbattoa aohieh has susF taken place be,
taFsen the races"
Our old statesmen and patriots saw
and felt all this, and hence plead for she
policy Of gradual emancipation With ed
ucati IN and preparation for freedom anc
colonization, to occupy generations, anc
thus safely relieve the eoantry Of slavery
Modern fanatics and demagpgues haTt
rushed wildly on to the fsroeious mea,
sure Of immediate emancipation by th'
point of the bayonet.
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ata &a"s. WAsHISaFog. Oct. Is.
The following was received by Gen.
Halleck, from Sc. Louis - $3.50
Oar ssas have again been entirely sac
sessfal In NORTHWESTERN Arkansas. Gen.
sohoaeld, inding thai toe sneny had en-.
camped at Pea Ridge, sens Gen. Blunt,
With tho Lat Division, westward, and
moved towards Huntsville himsalf with
the rest Of his forces. Gen. Blunt by
making o bard uight'a marah. rasahed
and alsaoed the rebel foroa as MaEyssiila,
near tbs Northwest caRnaT of Arkansas,
as O'Clock, q. m, of ahs 22d. The enc.
my were estimated al from 3 20 1000
strong. The sngageEnens lasted abaaa 10
hoaE, resulting Ia the losAl route % chs
snemy. With tbs loss OF all hia artillery,
. battery OF ak poandars, . large nam
bsg Of horses, and . posssea of shsig
ssanspnssslsos ADD gasrisca sauipmenss.
Our osEalry and hewitssrs we're saili ID
pursuit. Of their scattered forces when the
mssseagsT left Our lSsz 10 saall.
Gen. sehasald psrsusd Gen. Hind.
man bsy4nd HsRsfyills, sonaing rsess
upon hip aia lsE9es pFssipiaaasiy dad bs-
gansl Rassen Aaunsaiaa. Ali arsanised
forces og rebels hare shas hsea driven
back 10 tho valley u tho Arkansas Rlsas,
and the army % shs frsasisr has gmiisns.
~ and successfully accomplished lss azis-
sion. 81 rsa : .ls .s,s8. s. Il
III oasasasa, alls ssOg iasss 0saszs
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AN ORIGINAL DKMoGRAY. d

Under the above caption the soft soap
dealer of the NonpGrsil, aaks wether she
votsr Of ticket pablished in that sheet,
can cay that be has been a Democrat Of
the strietsas sect since the days OF Gen.
JAcxsoSP For the information OF the
green one of the RonPGrssa, Ne sill say
that the frat vote we ever cast IN our life
was cast for jackson Electors, and that
we never cast vote in our life in opPo-
sition to any candidate regularly nom'-
mated and placed upon the Democratic
ticket. We will say more; wewere new
er q candidate for nomination before
democratic convention for An office, thIs
aide OF Virginia, and being defeated bolt
ed the nomination and ran 40 an inds-
pendent candidate.
The ass tute one Of the NORparsI, ID
At liberty to place sueh interpretation
uuon the side remarks Of our ticket a
il pleases and we will have no oontroTer
~ with il upon that point; bat if any o
the persons interested, desire al sxpla
nation We are prepared At all times Il
give one, which shall be made as publ
a. the aide remarks upou our ticks
have bean made, by their publication i
the sheet, the editor of which would Gu
Democrats throat before election, al
make amends afterwards, by plasteEin
. him all over with soft soap and hypocrii
, icAl friendship.
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SEEAptsEss or oUE RAw TRooPs I'M
THK FEKLD.--Campa Of instruction for
reergits are yery good thiaga when theve
Is time to peFfeos their theofetisal sdaca-
ton. Active service in the aeld 10, how.
ever, better and quicker school OF train
ing As has been proved By the conduct Of
our new levias IN the recent terrible CON-
aioss in Maryland. One regiment---ths
Michigan Ssvenss4fth-w are told, after
using up sll its ammunition, retired In .
most orderly manner 70 get fresh sap
ply, and then returned 70 tie Eght, and
nearly annihiIatsd Drayton's South Car
olina brigade. And JET this regiment
ila I not been more than . fortnight an
der arrna, and had never bafors baan m.
der Ere. 70 the steadinesa and gallant
ny generally Of the neW regine nts raised
under the last call, Gen. Mcclellan bears
the moss cordial testimony. He saya
with bat little assistance from our swn
artillery, skey carried yary skroag posi-
lions defended BIZ artillery and infAnsEY.
Gan there be greater ssiinuiant ID as %
sompiase aid send forward - rapidly a.
p0ssihle he fegiments nov In process og
forming than shis gratifying facss Lea
~ but place within Gen. MeClellaa'a
reach enough Rsn, raw otherwise, to
garry oaE his plans, and We eaa reckon
On d pfonps and afsesnai ssnshing out Of
CHS snlassasal rsbsaions-R X Nms.
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