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The New York herald., 1864-07-26
The OnnNsh War.

The Danish War.
0DACB PROPORTIONS PROM THB KIN0 OF nKs.
\ xARk-ALLEORD CONSENT TO TRANSFER TIE DAN
NH NAVY TO GERMANY AND PLACE rHE Crown
vHDkR PROTECTION OF THE CONFIRMATION
NKssAeg FROM rEs NEW MINISTRY, ETc.
ne successfn passage OF the Ly Ferd BY the PYus
Q Sans s confirmed.
. Uss,ce with . view TO peace negotiations.
ne belief is generally entertained sha, peace viii
reported King Christian proposes In the peace
p cpes,tions TO include tAe trans Of the Danish navy
.oondnon Of bis Remaining KING OF psnmark, undcr
- protection OF the German Confederation
The new Danish Ministry have sent message 10 the
n lsraad. Of which the following rs = Summary.
he King, deeming that unconcerned In late
nts would be better sns FaiherianS. has
n oonadepoe Of the Rgsraad and OF the people Other
vi g, We shai be powersas 10 lay down programme u,
na .tsrs can enly give taxing tseir
N nrmsy upon legal ground they viii never advise
Ma, jng 70 adept an illegal MEASURE The message
DlsI by saying that the il
MA Sut 70 uphod the indepeudsnes Of Ienmars.
II Jnderendfsce Ss9e asserts that tte KING OF Den
nah Nas invoked she Intervention Of the Emperor Ma
THE new DANISH PRrxg n,sIsruR.
Coz ut Charles eotke, the new Danish FyeMer, is
o. tsa mobiles Of ScaIeewig-ipeeed, 70 Of ,be
KMts schan or equestrian order and hrss msde hrnse
soosp 'cuous as 40 uncompromsng sicker fs the
sapsss Of biz class lie time tbsroasn part
nassu be became sradaliIy Danescd, and oDtassd an
snpor ant financial post under Christian tagbtb He
ysdsa ny became M advocate OF .he Wholesale policy,
slthous bis 500, who since army,
o. anxious TO cerve against the Danes ls4e and
1b%s DuiI.s ,ho sImhtcs WHOM was srrsngeu ~
shAa p erfod the Danish sent Count
nsitkea 70 administer the affairs Ho,alein bpt the
6nt on entering the fucby received from friend
orh isviee lm upon si once renurning
ysohasea and absndonag the In holstes
0ursog 1851 Count holke took active part in ihs
memorable negotiations Of which the have been
NneT BIS position 10 at present singasrR awkward
He mpeh disked oy the Germans, who axd him as
rsueGsae ana osrusied by the Danes, Who look uoc
him probably ss disguised German The 6hos-e such
. mister scarcely considered any poii,c circle Ms
boIefnl ry ptom Tor the satisfactory Sbc pend
ics pe@e negouaious to1ni hoItke IA reaesonary-
strongly opposed 90 all democratic Tendencies partisan
~ something Ike absolute regal power. tie MEM
the buhmc ministry anc . believed psrsosaIly 10
sisEd high ir the iavor u the present. King
IHR LATEST NEWS.
LoHDos, July 10, 1afA
The New York herald., 1864-07-26

ma tarso, TraH publishes details OF the late disaster
% Inc prlti.h troops In New 2eaaDd. il says u was
u~cnsrv disg, tcefu and perbaps unprecedented The
p.u vcre surprA Ell and fed while nearly all their ON
eets vere snsdo ., wounded eos1 rally them
The New York herald., 1864-07-26

ms National Rank o itay has reduced tie rate Of dig
q seye IF cant
The New York herald., 1864-07-26

The Bogrss dsscd orm the ll,s al sor 1os for size
n otee.
frightfui accident occurred on .as saone river ~
lys Thirty people drowned tarougb lurch of
- 4 yercrow ded boat.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
The American Question.


MOVEMENTS IN THU REBEL COTTON LOAN.
1Ae London Times city article thEt the advance
- the Confederate loan 70 u partially owing adviccs
4seeived by speculaors.
The London Necs says that the floating supply OF Con-
teoerate bonds Is dmiE shnR owing their being abb
nrecd by blockade for the purchase Of cotton
yHH UNION AND RKBEI. eQUADRoNs-REPoRrEp DIS.
ABLlS0 OF THE KEARsARGE AND A PRIvATEER
wAPOHIN0 HER, Hrc.
reported the Kearsarge the Florida had
- engagement OF Jersey, July I3 that the Kearsarsc
Wae disabled and had 20 put into Guernsey and the
Florida came up and waited OF Guernsey The
engagement.
Ne details are given.
TIE RAPPAHANNOCK.
setter from Calais that the Confederate steamer
1hppahanncSk, at that port, lately had judgment pro-
Do1nced against her By the Boulogue Chamber OF Com
SDssoe for commercial debts contracted by her captain
- oHcsrs that Board attempted nx the notice
sale but that they prevented by The cspsa4n
I'D 70 draw up procsss verbal.
0Apta;n Semmea was travelling ncoguito In Ireland.
rHn LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, July Is, 1864.
me reported engagement between the Kearsarge and
y9evAa OF Jersey, needs confirmation. Il " false
cards she Kesrsarge which IL cruising or Dover;
ay have been the gunboal Sacramento, which has
e0nrsourg.
The sun., 1864-12-13
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Latest Facts and Rumors.

Philadelphia, Dee. l2.-lne steancr Donegal
arrived herr this afternoon from ths SJuth Atlantic
Blocka1ing Squadron, having len Port RoyGl on
the 9Th inst. The joint naval aud land expedition
under Admiral Dahlgren aud General Poster, pro.
ce,ded from Beaufort up the Broad River on Tues
dsy, December 9th, the object being to destroy the
T P,cotalgo bridge on the railroad leIween Charles
Ton and Savannah. lhe Donegal sac"fnpGniod the
expedition 20 Tlllfaney Greek, but did NJ; accom-
pany ii further There were seven gun' oats the
expedition, aud soon after resc hing proper posi-
ton heavy hro was opened by them. force was
landed, aud the action commenced, Before even
ing PocotAligo bridge was reached and destroyed.
Our troops were then enuenched for such fu'ure
operations as might be needed. The Donegal
eaIne down ~ Port Royal the same evening, but
could not brug any details Of the losses on either
side. or the snccess Of the grand object OF tie
petition, however, there can be no doubt. When
the Donegal left to come down Broad River, on the
evening Of the 9th, shell were seen Hying and cx-
plodng, which indicated that our forces were de.
teruined 10 drive the enemy out Of any position
,hsy might have taken Ater being driven from the
bridge. General Posters scouts had conmuni-
Gated with General sherInAn's forces which were
marching on Savannah. The beisi was thai Gen.
aal sherman would be In Savannah On wedlss-
dan tbs lab inSa
The sun., 1864-12-13

Osrtgo, ". ~ Dee IA terrific gale Of wind
and snow has prevailed here since six O'Clock last
night, and continues to-day without statement.
The tugs Tornado and Lady Franklin. with two
canal boats and shovecrS len here yesterday
morning. W secure q portion Of the cargo Of the
brig J. 5 Harvey, ashore near Tcrss When he
gale We, in the two tugs started for port, but the
lighter, broke loose, aud were either swampei or
went ashore. Reports were in circulation ,hs, meu
were on board Of them. number Vi sailors
started bonfire On the shore, by the aid VI which
the Tornado found the h.rbor aud arrived safety.
The Lady Franklin was run ashore below Nins
Mile Point Grow saved.
The sun., 1864-12-13
Steamer Explosion.
Twenty Five Men Knled-Thirty Wounded.

81. Louis, Dec II The steamer Mana. from n.
Louis e Cairo, exploded at CTondelet, sixty miles
below 81. Louis, early this morning. IL is stated
that he eEplos.on was caused BY boX ot aInmu-
milton, placed in tho hold by eighty soldiers telone-
lug to the Third, Fourth, and Tenth Wisconsin
cavalry regiments. There were one hundred and
cighty seven horses, with a number Of mules, on
board Of the boat. The soldiers positively say that
the explosion was caused by an insufhciency Of
water In the boiler, Tue boat was cut loose aud
grounded on the bar, where she was entirely con
sumed by FIRE, AL The horses aud mules we're lost.
It Is reported that twcnty ave nen were killed and
thirty wounded. Twelve soldiers arc miSnng.
The soldiers Ios, everything. The boat WAS snArs-
" nAw .ad s-l,aAd "A h-ts .A-l..I.s S4LlA@
The sun., 1864-12-13
News Items.


HKvADA's ofhcAl Union majority 10 3,q3s. sh.
re-slects the entire union, State and Legislative
uckets.
ADvlons from Acapulco render II probable that
the French will evscusts ths. place, which is
threatened by Alvarez.
RAINS continue throughout California, and trs-
vel n very dlfhcult. The streams are high and
foods are feared.
TIE Official vote Il California without tho SOL
disrs votes, gives Lincoln . majority u 15,esi
This 10 slight gain on lsst year, though tho total
vote Is less than that oflsst year.
AorIsG hAsrrR's MATEs W. II RrIomISos and
William Smith ART missing, aud the Navy Depart
ment experiences much solleitude respecting their
safety.
AT the municipal election In Boston, yesterday,
Mayor Lincoln was reelected by Alti majority
over Mr.. An.ory, OPPOSITION. The Republicans
elect fun board Of Aldermen and large majority
u tbe Council. In Rorbury, Mayor Lewis Is ro-
slected. Hon. J g. Sleeper was ,he "pposiuon
candidate. Lntie interest was manifes,ed, aud .
iisb, vote pollod. In Linn tho esotioa result
ID In tho election Of xr. Neal for Mayo by 100
votes against 81 cast for Mr.. Ushor.
skoRETARr FEssksDEs gives notice Of the readi-
ness Of the Treasury Department to redeem, On
presentation, by payment in lawful money or by
conversion into bonds AZ authorized by law, tls
thTse.yea Treasury notes beAring interest at
,he rate Of seven and three-tenths per centum,
issued under the set u July IL, 1861. Iuterast
will cease on all such Treasury notes not ~ pre-
ssuAed after three months from this date, at
which time, under the law, the right Of conyor g.
don ceases. Holders will therefore govern them =.
The sun., 1864-12-13
From New Oriean. and Mexico.

Cdiro, Dee. 9.-The s.esmer Missisapp, frA
Ncw Orleans on the 9th inst, has arrived here. A
cotton press at Mstsmoras was destroyed early iu
November with 100 slcs Of cotton valued at sioO,.
ccO Captain scmmes had arrived IN na,alnoras,
en- route for Richmond. lilo hasa crippled lef,
hand trom his engagement with the Kcsrs,rgc.
Tic goes to Richmond to stand bis trial for the loss
OF the steamer Aabsms The steamer oriLaba,
which len the South Invest months since for Mata-
morss and put into hatAsords In distress, was
seizcd by the Confedsrates and sold. Gen. C.nby
had sufficiently recovered 70 move about with the
aid Of his crutchcs
The sun., 1864-12-13
General Intelligence
[By kaa 10 u. HsS York s~r.

HoS. JAMxe sPxHD was confirmed by the Senate
yesterday, In executive session, - Attorney Gene.
raj Of the United statea.
TnH Supreme Court NO longe- will move 1t snail'.
pace
In this ell the lawyers OF course, arc agreed,
For wEie At its meetings there must be q Chase,
The Government causes can 70 on with speed
TnERs was crowd Of ladies aud gsnilomsn In
the supreme Court Room, Washington, yesterday
70 see Chief Justice Chase take his for the IRA
tme They we're disappointed, however. that gep-
ueman not having yet, II ID said, qualified.
TnE Navy Department has letters from CAPTAIN
Rodgers, stating that the Dictator win make twelye
kno's an hour and steer we'll. The only real dim
Gully now is IN hoiating her anchor. The captain
has perscvered until he has made tho ssersRe Eood
GwlS, formerly U. 3. Senator trom California.
has obtained, through the influence Of the Ep.
peror Napoleon and in his in'erest, q Sonmissioa
n N MAMMALIAN NJ oovernor-Genersl Vi ths State
OF sonora, with authority To indacs emigration
s"' -s"le me country aud power io graa lsads.
ranti.IAd sa Ia lSa sAas
The sun., 1864-12-13
HIGHLY EXCITING REPORTS.
BEAlREGA ARD MARCHING
ON FORT PILLOW.
SLAUGHTER OF NEGRO TROOPS.
GENERAL GRANT.
The New Moyement-Repor,ed victory, Etc

Ntw ''ssFys NV
B.adouart,rA A,mu Of the Potomac, Dee 10.
The detnonstratiou made Yesterday towards
Hatcher. Run, by a division o. the Second Corps
and some cavalry did not resu, in bringing on All
.nvasement with IN. excert,on of a ,kruaisn at
the crossing on the Vaughn roa =, and another In
the afternoon, near the Armstrong H1us. No
fythiuq Of consequence took place the rohels fall
in, back as our troops advanced. The object of
,be move WAS TO keen them from sending force "
iutercept Warren, and is believed 10
have been suocessful. Our loss In the affair
amounted 10 l1 in killed and wounded
Attwo O'Clock this afternoon the command was or.
d.red TO return. and tonight the troops are back
m ,be,t old Gamma.
Nothing po.itiye has vet been heard from War.
r.p. Runor has IL that he has had fgh, at J ar
,e,,'s Station. ON the Weldon Railroad In which he
gained n victory. and WAS pursuing the enemy
The troons suffered much last night from the
.h.n1e II v,e,tber Yesterday afternoon q severe
.,n, Of hail rain and snov set IN freezing k.enly
,bis nornlnS The entire country was covered
With shee, Office To-night IL ia raining and the
,o.As .,. In . v.rv b.d condition II "a believed
,h., Can w.rrer will have no difficulty in rsA b..
no L,. de,tination. Notwithstanding the weather.
w.D. NEG.
The situation.
J.rret,'s Station, the Of General wsrren's
reported victory, :, situate OF the weldon aud
Petersburg Ralroad-about thirty miles from the
former and any mics from the latter place. This
station Is Of considerable Importance as the point
where General Lee is supposed 70 have tapped the
Weldon Rsilroad after the successive seizures OF
the line between Reams Station and s,oney Greek
The sun., 1864-12-13
.. ? REPRESENTATIVES,.

"oosh before tic Iiuac q letter from
The Speaker 'aid y.,,,,,- ,,...... l.. =, A..
III, Hon. Reube, " ' 'o'o'"oi e'o'' VI VI"
tgung his s"ss - . member
s"'e OF Nc" York. rnsNfect on ,he 2o,b inst. Ho
rom thAi state 10 take Q. Washington
says he snail not return to Of several gentlemen.
nr stevens at the reques. Opportunity fort he
EXAMINATION "f H.. b siSin, pnycrr ~, ,s
and meaning to 10 much OF the moved i,s posi-
,ors 'I.., 70 .ne ,..,, "a. nr ry duty on cigars
Mr. d ooLs read a note ffom IN. \ snr . so,.ps,'.
Na,iou.l Tobacco Association, askinet two weeks.
~ S y, 'V u ma. oIi io@ o' sfs-
ton whioh, II is I.ileyed, will Ge ed nm.
DE Government- The question was posp
VI Tbs ua",. p,occs.a n ,,s n.,,, o. 'hs
b.ll rerorted last sess'on from the conlmitiSavy
Naval Affairs d. .recssns the Secretary Of tho land
The sun., 1864-12-13
TorEnuzia. Ia.

49,, ,e. = VI the hissfsrppi
hO'0dnfa La ID wushlurp ar. l,o,s,no
Rirsr.-aens. Dana and -.' -
energy and decision into Z - S,.
side Ssjor-General Reynold, n'. ,n
In the Department of Arksnsa ,S,., ,a..,-.,
has relieved Gen. Lswless Of the go -
MorgAnhs seems to have been mo .,n' "
supply reocldom with needful articles Al 10 n...
tary post. and the rebels we're secustom
In and out ct will. All this has changed.
The sun., 1864-12-13
Reports from North Carolina.


Nswbcrn- y. c., Dee. s.--A refugee from the enc.
my's lines, who has lust arrived here, states that
some Of the opposition pspers Of this State init
mate ,hN, sherman's infantry has captured Au-
gusta. Millcdgcville and Macon, and ua bi, cav
airy had captured M,len while the rehcl papers
which claim 10 speak othoAlly, deny that he had
mad' any such propress ny .ho way Of Roanoke
Island, We have Southern dates 70 the 9TH inst
The departure of rebel troops to the assistance Of
Georgia le.ves North Carolina nearly destitute Of
an armed force. Tho opposition papers in North
Carolina spcak Of sherman, undertaking as unpar-
alelcd in history, aud intimate that he will doubt
less sweep everything beforc him and plant his
victorious standard upon tho coast. They state
,bs, shermsn's cavalry bad captured Mlen. and
had doubtless liberated the Yankee prisoners and
were moving on TO place still moro important.
The sun., 1864-12-13
Important from Kentucky,
Reported March of 1000 Rebels into the
STATE.

cairo, Dee l0th.-On the 9th Instant the reiels.
under General Lyon, captured the government
transport Thomas y rutL at Cumberland City, on
the Cumberland RIVER, twenty miles above Fort
Donelson. The Tut was used .ur crossing the
river Tire Tut was loaded with government
storage and was burned to tie waters edge after
tho reo.ls bad crossed he river Tho rebels are on
the march into Kentucky. Their force $ estimated
o. 1000 men.
The sun., 1864-12-13

Washington, De-. IA dispatch fcin City
Point, dated December ii,h, says; The latest news
contained in the Richmond pal ers Of yesterday
tDcccmber l0th) safe that on the s,h General
sherman was east OF the osechee X yer, twenty.
Ave rles from Savannah, IN, wing on that city.
General sae-msn had marched his army On the
9Th eighteen miles
The sun., 1864-12-13
GENERAL THOMAS.
BeaureGurd Reported to be Marching on
Fort piIlow.


81 Louis, Dee. 1.-THE RRPumIcAs has the fol-
,,.,,, ,,.,,.i ,,.,.,,h from, c.i,o c,,siis,shl.
- ~ -,
excitement existed at memphis on tue YIN instaht'
over the report that General Beauregsrd was
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by DE Cnnf,terates is ths C,nitnl of Mss ,Tippi
County, (ArkansaHl and situated on the Miasis-
Xxx Th, dssi,a ~ - ,ahoIs a. nr,h.h .hIa o.
6looL ade the river and thus prevent supplies
an reiniorcemenis from above reaching fort
Federal y,ctor,e.
Nashr,ll,. Dec ~ - oe,eisl rcpor,s from C;cner,,
R,ssea,, at Murfrce,boro. Give detailed accoup,s NJ
the ear,. NJ the ,ehoI. ,gai,s, thai l,c. and ,be
attacks on the block house, IN tba, vicinity Tn.
block house ,t or,ilo Crcel was m. s,ene Of pu.
m.,o,s ,o,,bots II WA ,,,,clcd on ,bo .,b hy
tho rc,cl Gcpc,alR.,cs u,rc. r,,o, ,cgIrn.p,s
The sun., 1864-12-13

jury according 70 tho mode prescribed by the Con-
shtnnon ne freedom Of religious opinion aud
worship Of The press aud speech exemption fronI
srb'tAry srrcss and the night to hold and bear
wi,nc~s for their own ds'ence. The 9th provid es
that each STATE shall have the oxclusye right aud
power 70 establish within iu own bord rs on WI Al
sutie-s there shah b. property, and .ll is locai
and domestic Institutions and W make all laws
AND regulations conctrlng them. The 7th pro-
vses that private properly shall not bc taken for
public ust, 'xccp 70 sui serve cons itu utonaI
operation ot the Government, nor until the ownet
SHALL have tece vel or secured ftom the Governmant
according 10 law, full aud far Compensation.
The eighth that necessity shall not originate or
fer any power oNcept within the sctual lines and
" supply the ordinary military wants VI each ui.
tary iorvo unless Essential TO the public service n.
nodiatc or impending and - urveut ~ not 10 al
| W the delay, which would be required for tho
Ioon OF the civil authority and 70 be exercised
| aNiavty hy the officer prosont, and In command
esci' forvo IA which IL arise, the unitcd states io
oi ,h' nd for full indemnity for all damages aIis-
| oe bou the exercise of the power. The ninth
ing romgro shall le citizen OF the Unitcl Stntcs,
tha. no ncxd Of the Commission In .lthe case ol
ior the recoa' Of Illinois, referred 10 The Ail.-
Gcncr,l P1inse. Adjourned
| tAry tOmtultu.
The sun., 1864-12-13

THE WAR WESTWARD.
The sun., 1864-12-13

SHERMAN'S EXPEDITION.
The sun., 1864-12-13
THE ARMY 25 MILES FROM
SAVANNAH ON THE 9TH.

The Naval Cooperative Movement.
The sun., 1864-12-13
CAPTURE or POCATALlGO BRIDGE.

Communication With Sherman.
The sun., 1864-12-13
The Latest News
GEN. WARReN'S ADVANCE.
Weldon Railroad Cut Again.

Destination Of the Army
unknOwn.
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House. for Sale.

HE Frame House on Court Street, between
the resSdsnees Of Mr.. Ssatterday and A.
Henking. containing SIX roome; -said House TO
.,e removed from its present location. Price
$500. ~-
For particulars, enquire restz. e
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Land for Sale.

THE subscribers Offer for sale. S-etion No.
] I9, in ToN nship No 5. (Green ToVnship,)
of Range No. Is, in GaIIia county, Ohio; said
tract is situated on Raceo6 n Oreek. a short
distance above Harrington's Mill, and about
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will sell the whole. or parcels To suit pur-
ehasers. Terms of sale made known on APP
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Sheriff S
PROCLAMATION

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il, county, in the State of OHIO. do hereby
notify the qualified Electors Of Gallia county,
to assemble in their respective townships at
the ususl places Of holding Elections, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of November, A. D.
1864, and then and there proceed. as the law
directs, to elect twenty one Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the Q United States,
IN pursuance Of the Constitution and Laws Of
the United States, and of this State
Given under my hand this 29th day Of
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F u r. Mt u II T.
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-'aa'"' l
{ Undertaking.
ALL ITS BRANCHES

Given particular attention. We are prepared
:, ecIip.e all other establishments IN the
place. Our hearse is un-qualled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets, Burial Cases, and Metal
lie Burial Cases Of the very best manufacture
Having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead, bodies can he preserved BY our
process, in these cases, without any percept-
ible change Ample time, therefOre.is is given
relatives TO again bebold the features Of their
departed friends What is claimed by our
facilities, is the preservation Of the body Rom
decay 50 long as may BE- needfnl 10 meet the
necessities oecasiont-d by the event ofwieath
from home, " to satisfy the longings OF ab-
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that even
affection can desire. but much more Is claimed.
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
wears. Our facilities protect from. intrusi0n,
fran intrrmingIing with the earth. from
water and from yermin, and Therefore, may
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping torehder it IN
pleasant to friends- 10
An assortn,en, of Cherry and Walnut COf-
fms always on hands. Persons coming from
the country fou cUfiins. an always have them
unon short nutiee. Fine hearses and quiet
horses alwavs really for attending funerals.
JAS. 5. A. q X SKEES
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BOUNTY MONEY

THE undersigned gives his exclusive at
tention tothe collection Of Bounty Money
Back Pay of discharged soldiers. Pensions
&c. Address him in person or by letter. or
fee. lower md Of Public Square.
Buys discharged soldiers claims.
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Stone Fruit Jars.

or the best quality, witheOrks sn
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