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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-24
FIRES h Arrival
AT THE
STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just returned from
market with a large and carefully selected
lot Of Goods for the Fail and Winter trade, in
Guiding all the latest and leading styles of La
die WutcI DrcsH Good, and We can safely say
one Of the best asSortmcuts 10 be found i'm Or
leans County We have also a large assortment
of Ladies Cloak,, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoods,
Clouds, SOntags, Hoop Skr,s, Skirt Supporters,
ChidrcnS' and Misses Skirts, Hoods, Hats,
Skating Caps, and ten thousand other articles.
altogether 100 numerous to mention here We
have just received over $1,000 worth Of Gents
and Boys Ready made Clothing. You will find
here an unlimited assortment of Gents furnish
ing goods, HATS, Caps, Boots and Shoes OF an
kinds, for Gents Ladies' Misses and Childrcus'
wear; all sorts of Yankee Notions, Hardware,
Cruckcry AID Glass Ware, Room and Curtain
Paper, Curtain Fixtures Groceries Of all kinds
and in fact everything that is commonly kept in
a first class Country Store. Prices eriyejaeAy
l0'5 for the times. We shall as heretofore. sell
strictly for cash or pay down.
ROWELL s. NYE.
Irasburgh Oct 6, 1852.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Portland, Dec. ).

rf4 f sl Portland, Dec. ).
The distress in the cotton districts in
England claimed great attention, and
contributions are unrreccden1y large.
Accounts from Garibsh!i cheering.
The following is CLEANED from news by
the City Of Manchester 10th;
Paris Journals generally reproach Eng
land for holding back from offered medi-
alton in American Affairs.
Much dissatisfaction exists 10 France
.at Rnssia's course, ass prtposstlon wss
sent to St Petersburg before being sent
to London, and the assent Of Russia was
relied on and expected with the Influence
Of Enehhdi s t 7
The London Times and g.hcrssthinkz
recent events. including democratic sue
cess. confirms the wisdom Of England .
course.
Tho Hcrald asserts that the relations Of
England and France assumed n satisfac-
tory character in consequence of the re-
fusal to interfere.
The Globe ridicules this idea. The
prevailing impression is that the demo-
cratic success looks towards peace aud
tends to keep the Government within
constitutional bounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04

Comm nts Of Southern Papers.


Gen. Dix and staff left this morning for
Yorktown to inspect troops there.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th
ult., says Judges are unanimous in tie
opinion returned by the Supreme Court
that the conscript law is constitutional.
James +. Seeding was appointed Sec
retary Of War.
The Richmond Eromi,.er says General
Johnston and staff viii leave Richmond
today for.the West. The conduct Of the
Yankee abolition army under Burnside,
has exceeded that of Pope. The outrage
in Falasier ceupty required prompt.
swift. and efectual inquiry. It says tie
next battle between Lee and Burnside
may be decisive one. that an oyerwhelm- :
ing victory on the part Of Lee and the
defenses Of Washington would be gone
and that city be captured. Such a
result should be before the eyes Of our
soldiers and be lhc object Of the contest.
Upon the next battle, therefore, depends
whether the war shall end or drag along
in undecisive battles or more material
victories.
The Richmond Whig of November 81,
says the Petersburg cypress reports large
reinforcements Of the enemy oonccntrat.
ing at Suffolk, and that they number 3d.
900; also that an attack 10 to be made on
Weldon to cut off railroad communication
An immense bed Of rock salt, apparent
ly affording an inexhaustibie supply, was
discovered a. Opelka, Ala.
The Atlanta Constitution says dis
patch from Albermarle. says that our
forces again occupy Holly Springs and
Bolivar.
Tho Richmond DIpateh says great
preparations are being made for the de-
fense Of the coast Of North Carolina.
Forty-fv abolition prisoners arrived
st the Libby prison from Tennessee, and
four Yankee prisoners from the White
House.
The Richmond Unig Of November 90,
says we hear nothing more Of the rhmor
ed movement of the Yankees below Pc
tersburg. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
A Fine HoTsc presented TO GENERAL
's5 s1 Ranks. @ -s&&~
- sfR a. New York, Dec. g.
Gen. Banks to.n'ght sss tAerccipsut of
. magai6c cent iherse xhh full equipments.
All We're presented .by frienda Of Banks
in his city. The General embark, to-
morrow in the steamer North Star.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
De-. 2d.-Midnight.

Genera Averill, commanding cavalry
brigade, started on reconn noissance up
up the Rappahannock river on Sunday.
He went as far as Burketts Ford, frum
whence he dispatched to Headquarters
that he had met no enemy, s..~..fsy.s..
Jackson i believed TO have reached
Cu'pepper with the intention Of Joining
rebel forces at Fredericksburg. THE bat
teries have been silent for the past two
days and the enemy continues to strength
on and increase his works OF defence.
Nothing transpired to show that they
have made preparations, or commenced
to fall back from their present position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
Wilmington, N. G., Nov. 28.

VV1THrHEEoHJ " VI 1F0'7 -
Schooner Flash Away, II days from
Nassau, with 45O sncks salt, arrived safe
". "A federal runbolt was captured
in New River by Newkirk's cavalry
The crew escaped aftcr firing the steamer
They had Be en Il Jacksonville, and broke
open the court house md post Office, and
carried On nn the records and papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
KEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY DECEMBER A. 1869.
3 r r EL Z G r APH.
Nothing Important from FRED eriGkp.
burg.
Washington. Dec. G.

Washington. Dec Z,
A telegram from headquarters Of the
Army OF the Potomac tonight from the
reporter OF .he associated press represents
Ahs weather clear and cold. 4 Nothing Of
iatsrsst n military matters sranspired
worth communicating.
The Times special says; The amount
of Custom Hoase Treasury Notes now
outstanding 10 less than fourteen and not
sixteen milhons, .as has been stated. Itis
thought that by the middle OF January this
amount will be absorbed when the G oy-
eminent viii be inreceipt of gold from
the Custom House. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
The Prowrn nnRc ~ Rebel AIlies at
Wash!ngton. sa5E
sr8g s Washington. Dec. q.

- 1he KrO8rN oRc 81 Rebel Allies at
Warrington. .,a
asi4l Washington, Doc. g.
The Washington Post says, Davis to-
day opened the cam paign on the, part of
the border States peaitiually, and will call
up his resolution A. soon a. he ca,i get
the aoor, and advance is psssses in an
elaborate speech. Ills noystnent is re-
garded aa one Of great significance.
Wipkliffe, Of KY. has prepared report
which he will offer in the House the first
opportunity, providing for Committee
of Inquiry into the late political arrests,
and the authority by which they have
been made. Il i expected that the op-
position in both Houses regard this sub
ject Cf arrests as = sort Of mine out Of
which with diligence assd iHdusrry nIueh
political capital can be successfully
wrought.
The Committee on the conduct Of the
war iiateud At once TO proceed to an in
vestigstion Of she 'sonplaiuts against Gen,
Aeigs made, by Barasids and Banks, in
regard 70 fsilurs in furnishing regular
means Of transportation to their respective
forces.
Porter's court martial met to-day but
adjourned on account Of the absence Of
Gen. King. Gen. Mcclellan was to-day
summoned here ly ,v.es Aph ant is ex-
pected to MORROW
Times Falmouth dispatch states infor-
nation received to the effect that the
rebels were posting their pickets il rather
close proximity to our lines on the right
An advance of 500 cavalry aud 500 in
fantry under command of Gen. Averill,
seDt cut yesterday to reconnoitre and
take posse ssion of the ground. 1t was
ascertained that the eneny's force was
not large. As our forces advanced he
gradually retired, not Offering to dispute
cur progress. Last night our ferees en-
camped in vicinity OF Grove Church
LAter--One of Stuart's cavalry, was csp-
tnred last night and reports oaly . few
Of the enemy's pickets were IN this side
OF the river Yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04

fortress Monroe, Dec Q.
A dispatch states the Passaic has gone
10 Baltimore To repair her boilers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
FROM BALTTMORF.

BAnTIHUAE, March 81.
A most remarkable steam beiler explo-
sion occurred this afternoon, Ct the Bslti-
more House. The boiler attached to the
bake house, $50 feet from themain building
was blown up fully 200 feet in thb air.
then taking an essterly direction eZp ploded
again, after which it passed ins straight
line $50 feet to the north and fell directly
on the roof The school building, csfryiDg
with IL slate roof, rsfters, beams and plas-
ter, crushing into the school room where
there we're about 20 boys; but two were
killed and seven wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
what New Workers Expect Of Ohio.
FsEDOHIA, N. z, March 81, 1852.
Hna Tvanrp.

- sa anle
But slaROt take pen in hand to discuss
the general features Of ihs var, but tc
speak Of particular topic, and one which
at this time is awakening no small degree
Of interest throughout this section.
We are now looking With anxious eyes
to your State. Il is not generally under
stood, l am fearful, how great an interest
The people generally have in tho Senatorial
issue now pending in your Legislature.
No one man has By his mAnliness, his hon
sstY, and his fearlsssness, sllied himself
more closely in TIE confidence and the Of,
feotiOn Of the masses, than B. r Wade.
With him hey fear nothing ignObls or dis
honest 80 far as bis voice and influence is
sufficient to direct They ksog him to be
e man in all that pertains to integrity and
ability as statesman, and unfagging in
duslry as q patriot. That he Is indsfati-
gable As 9 worker, giving night end day,
amight mind and strength" to the cause
Of his country, and that his broad basis as
3 statesman ranks him hrst among the safe
counsellors ofthe nation, in these her hours
Of darkness and peril, sll but marrow and
eyil.minded compro nisers and miserable
political jUgglers frankly admit. That no
one can fn Benjamin F. Wede's place ct
this time better than he does can be safely
assumed, without sdisparsginE the ability
- - nnnaH ussuosh1. -
rivals. dis experience, his position here
tOfores his intrepiditY upon 81 occasions,
and especially his position in the conf
demo and adVisement Of the Administration
just nov, give him most certainly vantage.
ground over any OF all others however en-
inently fitted they may be HPer &c" for the
position, ordinarily speaking. Be assured,
should your Lcgis ature fail to re elect Mr..
Wade to the Senate Of the United States, a
pail Of deep regret will settle Upon the en-.
tire masses Of the loyal throughout the
free States, while treason and pseudo 10y
atty will send up united yelp Of delight.
This places the entire matter in 6 nut
shelf The people have Unbounded conh-
denoe in B, F. Wade, and If he is rejected
as a candidate for the Senate by your Leg
islature, they know full well that It will
not be under impulses and inspirations in
behalf Of the nation, in this her day Of
deep tribulstioA, Rs no one can serve her
better than the honest" capable, oour-
sgeous Wade.
0. Re elect Mr.. Wade, therefore, and none
among the loyal can mistake the position
Of Ohio in the present struggle, while
Truckers to slavery and compromise will
understand that the Buckeye State meets
the issue squarely and plumply by the
Constitution Of our Fathers.
WILLARD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
l,ELEGRAPHIC.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
How the Nashville Escaped,
THE STEVENS BATTERY WILL BE
COMPLETED.
The Rebel Mason in Parliament
GREAT EXPLOSION IN BAL
2 TIM0RE.
This Mornings Report,
How the Nashville Escaped,
The Rebel Mason In Parliament
This Mornings Report,
FROM WAsuINGTON. /
1-s WAsHINGToN, Apri,

..5 WAsHlNGToS, April l..
Herald's special ''s- i.-.-i -.r
Resolutions are soon 10 be introduced In
the Senate, asking the Secretary Of State
to report upon the reciprocity and fishing
treaties with Great BFitisn, and also for
Statistical information respecting the i'm
ports and exports in detail, since the treaty
went into operation, and amount Of trade
between this country snd the oolouiet, that
Congress msy have information NECESSARY
to take proper setiOn upon the tax bill, as
well as TO determine upon the proposed 40
ton regarding the treaty. . t7
Col D. Uttsaey, Of the GaFsbsidi Guard,
was put under arrest by order Of General
Sumner lost Saturday, charged With neg.
lect Of duty, in permitting his regiment
to plunder the residents In the neighbor-
hood Of his camp. . .1 a-.
Times special:
Il is ssoertained, on examination, that
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Fox,
as soon as it was known the Nashville had
run in ct Beaufort, N. O., telegrspAed to
every gunboat in the navy that vas avail
able, TO proceed forthwith to that port TO
prevent her escape. All urgency Wks ex-
pressed in the dispatches, but by run Of
i'll luck, not one boat reached her destins-
ton in time to do any good. .--
The prospect Is excellent for the passage
Of the bill for the completion Of Stevens
Battery. The amendment Of the Senate,
referring the matter to the Judgment of the
Secretary of the Navy, was merely meant
as respect to that Department, 1t not be.
ing contemplated the Secretary would veto
q bill deemed 30 important. The Secretary
prefers NOT TO have the responsibility placed
in him by the language Of the bill, snd it
is probable be will request that the amend
ment referring to the matter be stticken
out. The Department Is anxious to have
everything in the way Of improvement Of
iron-elad ships, fully tested.
The following Is An extract from . pri,
vste letter from London to 9 gentleman
in Washington, describing the dsbste in
Parliament on the American question
"Mr. Mason, who was on the Terry side
Of the House, did not at al like the way
It went. The members who were near him
(Mason) say be cheered when Mr. Lindsay
in the course Of his speech attacked Sec.
Seward. This puts him in an awkward
fx. When remember bis tyranicsl and
insolent bearing in the United States SEN
ate, it was sweet revenge to see him soli-
tsry and alone. During the debate only
one OF two men went to him. u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
ne Demooraoy Then and Nov

The Democracy Then ana now
The Democrats are nov fsarfully excited
9Vsr any move that threstens injury to the
curse Of Slavery, and declare all such move
ments to be fanatieal and no better than
treason. The Democracy did not blwsyg
profess such views. In 1852 the Demo-
cratic Convention adopted the following ss
one plank Of tie platform upon which they
sought the votes fihs people q the Stale /;
ResOlosd That the Democracy q Ohio do
nov, % they always have done, look upon
slavery as n evil, sad unfsFOrsble 10 the
full dsYslopms1i Of tie spirit and pracfi-
cal bsueRts of free institutions; and that
entertaining these sentiments, they VII,
a ail times feel & their dutyto use ali
power given By tie tsTms Of the National
eomraot 10 prevent Il increase, 70 Initi-
eats, and aRally eradiesie The evil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHUeTOE, April l.
house..

Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, presented g
memorial from the Illinois ConstitHtionsl
Convention in favor Of the early enlarge.
ment Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
and gave notice he should ask for an esrly
consideration, it being g matter Of great
national and military Importance.
The memorial was referred 70 the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs.
The consideration Of the Paoi6o Railroad
bill was further postponed until Tuesday
next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, April /.
A gentleman just returned from the
RapPAhannOok reports that Major Van
steinhOusen and Captain Camp, while out
on service, were surprised and taken pris-
oners By the Louisiana Tigers. zia
Lieut. Colonel Clayish and Captain
KOenig, in encOuntering o rebel scouting
force, killed two Of the enemy's officers,
whose horses were brought into our camp.
Captain NsWstsder was taken prisoner by
the enemy.
Shots are frequently exchanged between
the pickess in scouting parties.
A reconnaissance was made yesterday,
and thirty wagon loads Of forage secured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
FROM CINCINNATI.

OIAUIAAATIi ApHlI 4
Person BrOWnlow has accepted the lib.
eral offers Of Mr.. Ohilds, the eminent Phil
sdelphia publisher, and ct the Persons re.
quest 6 copy Of the book will be given tc
the editor Of every paper in the Ochntry,
30 that they can see what It ossts to be
loyal In Secessis. .s-H a....
Editors will apply to Geo. ". Childs
Esq Philsdslphia. h.l.ea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
RROnT VIRRINIA.
srHAsBURa, Msrch 81

About 1000 rebel soldiers made their sp-
ppearsnoe two miles beyond our piokets
to-day. Our nearest regiments drew up in
line Of battle awaiting their attack, but
deoling to 70 beyond our lines. Tae rebels
made no. attack upon rs yesterday, but
threw several shells into the camp Of the
22d Mass. regiment. @-
The rebels we're subsequently, driven
away by the appearance Of our advance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
IRON FORTRESS MONROE.
. B. a Fou7praa Nonunu Mar,h :

All quiet here to-day.
Capt. SesVer, Of the aAeronattice" De-
psrtment, makes 3 balloon reconnaissance
this afternoon. This Is the first made here
since last summer.
A boat containing FIVE well known seces-
sionists was captured on the James. River
above Newport News yesterday, transport
ing produce and stores for the rebel army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
4 aNaFlow E.eapo Tor de nIerrIinne.
). - ~ Hsrald Hritaa .

the New York Herald writes 7.f
aas fTKs Merrindo Is expected every day to
- " make her disappearance. II is reported
that she hsa now on board 9 fifteen inch
rided gun that throws three hundred and
Sixty pound ooRioL shot With steel points.
she suffered terribly IN the engagement
With he Monitor, and the report that she
returned 10 Norfolk ina sinking condition
e rot exaggerated, It's stated as a fact
that the second lime she bored her iron
Prov in the oumbeIland she could not ex-
triesle herself, and that fortunately for
her, the prov broke Of or she would have
a0ne down with the Cumberland lnas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

A s4lAW-The day on which President
Lincoln vas inaaguratsd, March 4th, 1851,
q. Sc per cent. stock sold st 81 10. AT.
ter increasing The puhhoidebti which then
e,o0a 3 s 7e, 1S5, ooo ~ some $3.50 600, 900,
that same stock Is new selling iF the mar
kstat eA asTtad O .H 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

"a correspondent oflths &c. Leuis Demo-
orati writing from Gen. Curtis hesdqusr-
ters, ssys that 4 rupture has occurred be.
tween. The Missouri rebels headed bv Price.
end the Oommahder.in.Ohief, Van Dorm
The former wanted to continue the 6ght st
Pes Ridge, but the latter OVerruled him.
Since the death Of Ben MeOullooh the
quarrel has Wsged mest bitterly. General
Rains has been ordered under arrest by
Won Dorm, for his disrespsctful language.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

DEATH OF Miss CURTIs.-Our obituary
w column announces this morning, We regret
- state, ne death Of Miss Curtis, q lovely
young lady, twenty years Of sas, and e.
- lds8s daue htef oi MejoE 6eneFai s. B. Cur.
&c, nov q glcri5us'F Serving his country
at rs kead of ne army Of the Southwest
6 ne deceased resided in Rolls, b lille her
fsther Was In command ct that place, vas
tatsn 90 ef typhoid fever md exptssdi
-Ysslerd.y, efeV daFl- altar hsF return 90
III oif7s-zst LpiiS s7iiblisEz, 27fh .Haa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

A young fellow named Adam Cole, Who
49, rossntly STOLE gun ct kndsrls Mill Soho
r hGEie county, New York, Fss pursued By
> TI the sheriff, when, being hard pressed, after
firing ct one Of bis pursuersI and EeceiE-
Erf a few bucks shot in return, be lesped on
fsrmsr's horse, was pursued, his horse
; RaVs ont be stole another, that gave out /;
n he thsr stole third, and WasmskinE away
through deep ravine, when he vas hesded
oG, snapped his pistol at his pursueI. but
81 didn'i 70 eff. when he was caught and
a oaged. The chase lasted si1 hoars. i''S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

A messenger started across the county
four days ago, with dispatches for Gen.
Buell.. = At last accounts Buens
forces were crossing Duck river. Capt.
OommissaFy on Gen. Grants stad, has or
dsEs to have rations prepared for double
he number Of men nov here. And mean
while, the f0Ftih ystiOns 60 on ct Oprinth,
and our men lie quietly along the river
H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
CLEVELAND, hG0LdJMBUs &
~ G-s1 -92INsIHEA4I RAItRoAR,-
lSH-a WmTHRlAsEANaEaEsERz Ba-H

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On ard aftsg sIouazy, November 4th, lsc, Pr--.,
gals tralila va leale glsEalAHs - toiloWls
FirIt frztn-Ss00 A. M.-StOpping a. al Htsfion1 a.
IA oept OlExtsd, Colombia, R6ohsstsr, f5roS7.
Wfch, Iberia, Eden, Berlin and Oranzs. Sl-ri.
ei Ving tf CrestIins 1870 ~ II 4 f '|'514- - >
-IlaVton 5.fo p n } rIis--ius5oef e-TF = n =
Inaian6poIis 500 ?. III /; Iio1IS5i' & ~ Z n
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sano1a fpil-Ts55 ?. M.-stopping as 81 stations
4beries kdeRt Berlin, lssWis Centre, Orangs and
WoTthlngton, e7fiving ct OTustItne IIs00 ~ ~,
lolurabE1 80 a a. .De7ron 5-05 z. H.; Cins
riansti rs A, n; Indianapolis 80 A. III: 81
Louis Il-s0 4 4. Lq1islllie AS Z. ~; Chicas
80 30 Tia 0Esstling le1d a. H. = r.r
Trains stop to leave Passensers at aI 5ations ana
Itop only e take fas1engeEa On lisla at 5tatisnl
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road f9r Bolelts Upper Sandulky, Dalpho1,
1sss. s1d Eass 81 Woe. faS - S;'
aallsa a1d BsllsionGains alisoaa lis, sr s,,Iop
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cclanbull Eissls Miami 3 QolumbuI, and LolI1
1ailroad, or La1ls, L.iF to, ladIsnSroIlS
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