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20 the Nashrille Union
N.surn1r Oct d l8G.

NASHVILLE OSb. IL ADVH
IN a card published by the military
Governor of Georgia" alias Capt of
Georgia Home Guards, alias James G.
Brown, in your paper of the 2lst, he
not only wishes to measure the mental
calibre' of that three hundred pound
er-IIood of the Chattanooga Gazette;
but tells the brave Home Guards and
the rest of Creation what he would have
done with the colored troops, and what
the General commanding will do with
Col Johnson, for not having done what
no BROWN thought best It's repu
tation of weakly growth that requires
a "eard" to sustain it. Perhaps the in
domitable Brown thought that the
niger officers, as he termed them,
were hanging to the tall oaks of Buzzard
Roost, and it would now be a splendid
opportunity of making a cheap reputa-
ton on the Blowhard principle. But
when ordered by General Steedman to
appear at headquarters, and repeat his
silly and absurd lies, he reeanted.-
Pale and trembling as, when the rebels
appeared before Dalton, he begged to
be allowed to change his garb for that
of private soldier, and be considered
Col Johuson's orderly.
The secret of Mr. Browns luminosity
for Col. Johnson, lies simply in the fact
that Col j. endeavored to organize,
equip and make useful. this molly crew
of pillisging apologies for soldiers;
and, failing in this Col J. was about
having them disbanded and sent North.
In which event Mr.. Browns occupation
was gone These Home Guards desert
ed their posts in the mountain gaps
without any notice to Col J., and they,
including Mr. Brown were nowhere to
be seen at ? o'clock, p NJ, while the
post was not surrendered till o'clock,
P. NJ / hardly think that Mr. Browns
conduct in the Dalton affair. will bear
ventilation, but if ne wishes it, "few
more" eards may stir up what other
wise might have remained buried with
his old clothes. DAVID HOMES.
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SUPERIOR RKHEDY.-We can eonacien-
tiously recoInnIehd e. those suIerip from
a distressing cough, DR.. StTicklanas Mellif-
luous Cough Balsanl. Il gives relief almost
instantaneous, ana is withal not djsagreea-
bic 70 the taste. There is no doubt but the
Melliduous Cough Balsam is one OF The best
preparations IN use, and isall that IFS pro-
prietor claims Tor il. We have tried Il du-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing eoush. Il is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. East Fcurth-streel,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at so cents per bottle.
SD 29-f ga sU-lg
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Couehs. Co1ds. Consn1nrtion.


OIkRRHGA AND DYssNTERV have OK
amined a great number 81 letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
matt and COvingtou, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of Dr.. Ssrickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters arc too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyington, says
he was pronounced incurGble by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and ono bottle Of DR.
strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the worst form Of Diarrhc5a ard Dys-
entery. az 26--tu thy
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Ed. Willard, 2Sl Union street, always
has the latest papers, novels, and mag
shines FOR all customers who may think
it worth while to cal upon him at his
cosy little News Depot Willard is al
ways up 10 time and has everything
new as soos as any one in the city.
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nIEE A ECfs OF THE NHR-
IL YOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
5Hs'KE4S-new ana reliable ment--iu Re posts
Ct the HOWARD 4sSOCfATION-Sen by mail N
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
~. J. SkllLIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 3, south Ninia-street, Philadelphia Pa
40 lT-lH
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GEN. McPHERsox-A splendid Pho
tograph Of the late Maj. Gen McPher-
son, can be obtained, by mail, OF
otherwise, for 30 cents at the Gallery
of the Cumberland, Is Cedar st.
july 27-tf a. S. MORSE.
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DANGERoUs CoUxTERrEiT-We learn
from the Cincinnati Commercial that
well-executed and very dangerous coun-
terfeit, Government greenback, of the
denomination Of $50, has recently been
put ahoat and handlers Of money must
keeps sharp look-out, or they win be
bitten by it. The general appearance
of the biz is precisely that Of the gen
uine, AMI the signatures perfect yasr
simiic5. 4 close examination, however,
discloses that the engraving is coarser
and the printing not quite as well done
while in the Eignette Of Hamilton the
nose IS less prominent, and the lowes
part Of the ear, which ia The genuine
is quite plain, IS obscure Fireworks III
script, promise TO pay TO bearer" are
somewhat coarsef than in the genuine.
The paper is unusually good for coun-
terfeit note
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ReFolFers AID AUGMENTATION.

Justreceived BY Scott, Keen Co, Num-
Der IS, south-side Public Square, good
assortment Of Smith < Wesson, N. Erwin
& Bray, Manhattan, and Colts Revolvers;
Ballard Rifles and Ammunition for same.
Oct. 12-2w.
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GoyREsEESr EE7L0yEEs; sueh IS naahin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pro-
sent their Vouchers, 0eFJifcstes, OF TICK
cts. at the Rsnking House, corner OF Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every DESCRIPTION
Of Government claims. 1g s1s
CBRCKs oS Tea DEHosErART AT IIOuIsyILLE,
saBhed on she very best terms.
THos. s. MlRR.
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Pearl MInlatures.

MoRsE Is The first to introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4,tf
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Emily TbOTne!
Mania VaoF

Card pictures of the above, and a
large assortment Of all celebrities, for
p cents per copy, at Gierss& Co.'S, Ma
tional Portrait Gallery, - a "a Union
Street oct. Iq-l0t.
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Lake Flsh and orsters.

John Edwards & Co, Sd door from
Cedar on Cherry street, has fine Lake
Fish at lSc per pound. They keep a
large stock of Oysters and Fish always
on hand, also Butter, Eggs and Game.
Octl9-IW&
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GaneraE HarlIer.

A splendid Photograp PHI Of the late lament.
ed General Harker, can be obtained by
mail or otherwise for 30 cents, at the Gale
~ Of the Cumberland, No. IS Cedar street.
july 20-tf.
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PRESERVE your old Pictures.

Old Pictures Of any style copied for Carte
de Yisite, or enlarged to any size, and col
Ored in water, oil cOlors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, at the
Gallery Of the Cumberland, rs Cedar-street
opposite Commercial Hotel.
July 4-tf A. 6. MORSE.
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Situation Wanted,

A young man of considerable expe-
rience in business, wishes to obtain a
situation as general clerk or salesman
Address R. II. B., "Union Office.
oct 2l-3t.
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Captain w. Mills, of the nth Ohio,
is now Post Quarternaster here. His
office is on Cherry street, No. Il. lie
is also inspector Of Suffers Goods, and
all private stores sent TO Tie front
Office at 45a Cherry street Colonnade
Building, .s....-.
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A little girl, abos.t si1) years Of age
the child Of Mrs Russell, who lives near
the Penitentiary, was severely burned
yesterday morning by the accidental
ignition of her clothes a. fire in the
yard where she was atplay- The injuries
are serious, but the child viii probably
recover
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other thawing beverages

The BARRIERS have raised their prices
again-pwenty cents now for a shave
That's right ye knight Of the Razor
The higher your prices, the more long
boards there will be ln. 3. - .--L
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r. II. Singleton has furnished US with
the last Ledger, Nick Max for Novem-
Der. and late files of Louisville papers.
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Any one wishing to employs Photo>
graphic Operator is referred to the adj
yertisement in another column
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Seven ThIrty Ropds

WILDE received in payment for goods
by ScoTT, KEEN Il Co.
October l3-2m
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Oysters has riz, as the reader will
ind out by reading the advertisement
Of dealers in this morning Union.
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The weather changed suddenly Thurs
day night late, and yesterday morning
opened decidedly winterish The warm
sunshine did not modify it much even
at midday. We heard of calls last
night for hot whiskey punches, shd
-. Il q, -. -
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Photographic Views, Camp Scenes, Build
ings, Regimental and Company Pictures,
taken to order at tho Gallery Of the Cum
berland, % Cedar street
july22-tf.- r.r s A. s. MORSE. =
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A member OF the l43 New York Regi-
ment of Volunteers, on the sick list at
Hospital No. 10, in this city, called upon
US yesterday, and informed us that no
New York agent for the distribution Of
the Lincoln and johnson Presidential
ticket and the Lincoln Congressional
and State ticket has, as yet, visited that
hospital lie and a number Of other
New York soldiers there desire to OBJ
tain tickets, that they may send their
ballots home. He requests us to say,
also, that Agents visiting the Hospital
for this purpose should not call between
the hours of and P. NJ, as between
those hours none but those confined TO
their beds are likely to be present a
copperhead agent has left the necessary
blanks, envelopes, &c, bat only the cop
perhead ticket; and our soldier friend
is rather surprised that the uncoudi-
tional Union agents have not been
around.
We trus1 that those who have been
intrusted with the distribution OF pa
pers, and the unconditional Union tick
ct. will az once discharge their duty
The Sth of November viii soon be here
and every New York soldiers vote
should couht in their PresIdential s,nd
CongressionAI elections
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A New FORK voter wishes to obtain
the necessary papers and ticket, that
he may send his vote home. VIII some
onelof those-'viio cen supply him, can
at this Office and get his address?
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Capt Hunter Brooke, Provost Mar.
shall, was thrown from his buggy Thurs
day night, his horse having taken fright
We are glad to learn that the gallant
captain was not seriously hurt, though
somewhat bruised. 81
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Barkhorn, the Prince Of Ale vendors,
determined that fiis legion Of custo-
mers should not soil their "shoon" with
Deaderick street mud, had substan-
tial crossing Of cal, timber laid for
their benefit The corporation has
since had the famous old street tho
roughly macadamized. So Deaderiek
is now out Of the mire, let it rain as it
lists.
We are gratifed to learn that tae
late robbers from Canada, WHO entered
the town Of ST. Adams, (Yt), and stole
a large sumSirom the bank, at that
place, have been captured, and win be
tried for their crimes. They killed
one man. and henceare guilty Of muir
der
!If tise British authorities do not keep
q strict watch, complications Of rather
an unpleasant nature may arise ~
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We-are indebted to Cone, Tunnel q
Co, news dealers, for fayors in their
line
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BADGE CO

GOLD SILVER BADGES FOR
y 4th. 9th, 10Th I4th, 10Th, 18th
18th, I9lh and z3rd Army Corps.
with Name, Company and Regi.
fnent beautifully engraved, Al
$50 each, ~ Gold at 81.
American Shields 81 each, in
silver; also Badges for every
Corps constantly on hand
We also send 10 the afmy Gne
Gold Pen, with ebony or exten-
sion holder AZ 81 each. A y
karat Gold Pen, with rubber re-
verse holder, s. each. A IA karat
9 ID Pen, with solid silver ex-
tension holder, s. each Or 4 de
taohsd lever movement, in ster-
ling silver case, medium size,
polished cap, Sl7.
Magic timekeepers, made sz-
pressly f5r soidiers, IN sterling
silver, ensine-turned cases, $50.
eg III selt ~ 1aaR On rseeip {
q price.
s- III large orders lgiH reesire
q liberal PrsmazI.
- Circulars sent free 70 any
address.
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RIVER NEws-The Cumberland is
falling slowly with only two feet water
on Harpeth Shoals -na
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Gonnorb@a ean Be cured in from three 70
five days BY Or, a. RIcHARO JoSEs, 10. %
Deaderick street, Cup stairs).
Oet12
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The Emma arrived yesterday from
Smithland and departed under Govern
ment orders
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NEw THEATRE-Miss Emily Tholno' $
aenefit was attended by large au-
Hence. The entertainments went of
n the most satisfactory manner Miss
I. was very happy in her representation
Of the four characters assigned to her
Messrs. Roys, Oates, Grerson and Wight
Miss lowering Mrs Grierson, and in
deed we may say ali the company, were
up to the mark. The new scenery, the
dances, tableaux, DC, were all att-ac-
tive; and made the "Angel Of Mid
night one Of the most successful of
the sensational dramas yet produced.
1t will be repeated tonight.
THEATRE-Zor IL TWO PEcEs-The
bill at the theatre to-nightis Unusual
ly attractive, being two capital dramas,
Zoe having a part in both The open
ing drama is the beautiful-oue produc-
ed last night, entitled "Myrtllo, tue
Boy Avenger, 2 in which she plays Myr-
tillo. The closing one is the Wept Of
Wish-ton-Wish." In this she appears
as the gentle Naramatiab. Her bene-
ct last night was all that could be de
sired--a fine audience composed Of the
beauty and fashion Of our city, and slI-
perb acting.
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TO the Suffers OF the Army Of the
Cumberland,

A. & N. LANDSBERG & CO., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square ana
Market streets, have on hand and offer foi
sale, at reduced rates, the following goods
to-wit:
10000 fine assorted Cigars,
100, 900 cheap Z" +"
us Caddies' Ladies Fine Tobacco.
100 Fig Leaf and sweet .
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
80 gross Pine Cut " in foil.
% Kegs g :" " il bulk.
100 gross Smoking Tobacco.
so cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
% Sardines.
81 boxes Hamburg and W. r. Cheese
4j cases Maltby's Cove Oysters.
50 " Fresh Peaches.
IS 2" New Apple Butter.
q Eastern Pickles, pints and qts
90 kits Mackerel, Nos. l, snd 3.
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George Crow, James Donahue, Martin
Clancy, Pat Lavender, Fount Dalton,
Mary Morgan, Martin Connally, Pat
Boyle, and Peter Caps, having taken
a " drop too much were brought up,
charged with drunkenness, and fined
each S. and costs tsAA si.ii
H. Pratt, selling in Market after
hours, paid $ and costs for his expe-
rience.
A. Gilchrist, erecting a frame house
contrary to law, was discharged
Mr. Levy paid $40 and costs for dis
orderly conduct
Sarah Jane Hooks, Mr.. Eastland,
Chas. Steward, J. W. Tompkins, Saml
Flynn, E. N Scrivner, and Pat Nc
Ginty, paid s. and costs each for dis
orderly conduct Several others ar
rested on the same charge were either
discharged or required TO appear at
another time nrf 1
J. C. Bergin, drunk and disorderly,
$40 and costs.
East, negro, obstructing sidewalk,
SIS and costs.
Thos. Pentecost, drunk and disor-
derly, sic and costs.
". Gleason, Pat Mcnamara and Geo
Edsbright, drunk and disorderly, $
and costs each
Sim Mcl.emore, negro, regrating, $40
and costs
A number of cases were continued.
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PgEl

All pens bear my trade mark, &C p BAHiRs
E1rEA LOU, hT.,- for which have secured the
ooPy-Tl5i and are warranted Is cafsts ue and per-
Tea IN every respect. Sent by mail OF express u
any part OF The country on receipt OF prce and r.
tn c8ogges. PersO1s ordering will please sJste the
SIZE and style desred whether hard or soft fine or
coarse and Il the peg should al TO please CT prove
deiesesiFe, gul have the privilege OF exchangngfI
deduction of fifteen Per cent allowed on orders OF
81 or oyer, and twenty-five per cent. on these Of
tiN. llberal discounts made TO the trade o.d
pens repaired in the best manner -fsr- FIFTY
CENTS td'bd st07AD) each. Ton End Watch Circular
sent FREE. Address
49, ~ q. P, BARNES
Deaier IN Gttld Pasls and Ainerican Weacleg
- 49, ;.
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Nineteen gaerralasS we're eaptured
yesterday by a part Of the 10th Ten
nessee Cavalry, At section 20 on the
Northwestern railroad
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Ph0tNgranhlG hlhnns.

- - q = - - ----s''s
Just received, and for sale cheap, q spIen-
did assortment of Parlor aud Soldiers
Pocket Albums. Also new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, at The Gallery of the Cum
berland, rs Cedar street.
julyl6-tf.
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DR.. r. A. KUEFFNER,
n NICE A PAT 81,
Corner College and Gay Streets,
ENTRANCE GAY STREET.

OFFFcE hours UNTIL = an; IRON 4
I J - =, add . 70 .. pm.
RE- Especial atferton vii he giFen 20 ihe treaf-
rueEt Of Chronic Diseases All tha snf-.
ferinEs n chlldsen. The mediriae 70 b. gwen WI
b. 20 mild e. not % prevent patents from aftenl.
ing 70 theif eaaly syocNt0na- flcsiI-ana
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alashfiIle gAuioa.

THE UNION has the largest
CIRCULATION of any Newspaper In
\ e1fn eseSo---its City and Army
circulation more than double ann
other paper.
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should couht in their Presidential and
CqegTe ssioaAI elections- 8h
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sIsoit S&IE-UN TUE HUDSON, \ PROPERTY De
y Ep 1850 t:sed directly or Ftrt Washington
s.li fe.t ailins Dwelling House aud
Is q we'd a.d
lwas af = ". BROWN. Goa eat er. so Green
-iea street. ISEPH CCYTE. Ccyiesr.ie. Tori
Lee steam i4ae INos u SIrlg si.eei al ~ 4
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GCR tbE-LEASaH0LpP ROPI POSSESSION
\ Mar 4 1850 story and 2 tie orce Eftss, i.3 An'fg
sire Nth afcGae, ~ years from Ss2
- vitf hs -lt % lartaase at The 70 Tee % $50 :
III 1,IJ Is sas Il Of lot terms Apply al 10
N,eane slftrt.
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L GST-A SILVER PLATED Toe BLACK CANE. on
W Tu-s1ay lncEscu ferry. mars "a W y. r. " II. T.
r.. nari-i rea.rl wi Re aid IL NJ. Hunter Iss wi.
lam sree..
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! .osT-1s TUESDAY NoRNrSG IN SEVENTH AVE
II cor Io4rtecntl sics al.ai GreseEt Pin, set
~i:s - ~ itas y. Is. on ite hack, containing he
b. rtt -sfea aotes The finder VA lie sEi.st.y
ie-ntA ag,t
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7 CsT-FfTNEEN pEsBRoSsLS SIREET rERr
a. au4 elsth avenue rel frorgeco lctAe boot
his Gna chan l. sGEei 20 ca Col;lf
St. et toe .r1e- vi &c Tcwar Cd
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I ST In ONE CT THE SNAIL EIGHTH AVENUE
~ cars on NoIasv evening. one piece o. SS,
tanning fitlg ntld yards
81 y ,eafa.ns / - ~ Broadway iliGer no ST Nicaoas
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WANfED-BoaaD FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
~ IA 2 good nesh5oihooi W Town. Address. stating
terms. :. = Herald U.ice
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MtANTED--lN BAOoNLYN, NEAR FULTON OR
w Wal ect ferry by married couple second story
Rnon and Bedroom. large Room nn.urnshed
with carpet Danes at six for gentleman. address,
siatn ilno.erte) aad location, Is. ~ L., herald
o.cc Sa
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yMANTEr--A FAEioR AND TWO BEDROOMS, IN A
w first class nehaorhoad with Boar for gentleman
lady ami daugt Il and ~ Of Is willing
to furnish his except carpet ard 500
week. Reference required and given. Ado es box ass
Pos, Office, ". X.
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JNANTE Dry 4 GENTLEMAN, sONANDDAUGHT
w Parior three bedrooms frn ished hy tie applicant;
Eoard required location desrabc private family prefer
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