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~ Fobcs d Hitchcock are now re

T. Fobcs il Hitchcock are now re-
eeivitg their new spring and summer stock Of
e'o'ls, aud bats and caps also greater variety
Of gen'lemen's furnishing goods than has ever
been offered in Lansing. This is not a mere as
sertion, but positive fact, aud they invite the
public 70 compare their stock and prices with
aav and an others IN town.
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default having

~ been made IN the condition OF certain mort
gage m ale an executed by Trial Ots and his wife 10
Hosea kiitriige bearing date The twenty st v ofept
A. u. eighteen hundred aud sixty one ana recor-
led IN the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for the county
4 Ingham, state OF Michigan the twenty dth day Of
september, A ID lSul, IN hber 10 Of MORTGAGES
page 467 which SAID mortgage duly assigned 70
John Rayner said Synment bearing date the thrtieth
Jay Of April A. eighteen hundred and sixty-our ami
recorded in The oce Of the Register OF DEEDS Of Ing
county the ninth day VI Nay a D. eighteen hun fred
and sixty-fOur ber IL Of mortgages page 2S4 and
the Of three hundred and thirty nine dollars prin
cpa and interest having Become due az the date Of this
aOtice Rnd proceedings having been instituted in
aw equity 10 the same any part thereof
tice hereby gwen that Tuesday the second day Of
August next AT O'Clock the Afternoon ~ the rO1t
ioor OF the Court House the village Of Mason (said
Court house being the place Of holding the circuit court
Tor the county u InghSm viii sell 81 public aution 70
the highest bidder The premises described IN said mort
ur so much thereof may be necessary TO salts
" the amount due said mortgage with interest cost
aud expenses The premises described as the
half ant the north fourth q section twenty
Z town two north Of range one west Ingasm county
Michigan containing one hundred and twenty acres OF
land excepting half acre heretofore decided to schoo
district No. ave Of vevay township
Ta.ed Mason May 9th. 1854.
JOHN RAYNOR, Assignee Of Mortgage.
REID. Atty. FOR Assignee 47-wlS
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CIRCULAR 80 50
ACTING Assn. Pro. MAR. Gas = OvPicE, !
DETROIT, Men April 80, S6f

DETROIT, Mich April 80, 1854
10 order that towns and sub districts may re-
ceve credits for all veterans To whom they have
pad local bountes. il Is requested that they nd
70 this Office, by mail as early possible. their
certificates Of credit. carefully labelling them vi b
the name OF the town the number Of the sao
district, county aud congressional district ais o
the name and post office address Of the person
TO whom they shall be- returned
The same plan TO be adopted by towns who
hold certificates Of credits foe Veterans to whom
they intend paving local bountes. as soon as
a. they are assured that proper credits have been
given.
This plan is adopted that each town and sub
district may obtain the actual number of credits
OF veterans for which they have paid local bOun-
ties.
(Signed,) B II. HILL,
1t. Col. 5th L. S. Arty., A. A. Pro- Mar Gen.
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Exempt From Municipal or Stale
Taxation,

their value IS increased from three per cent per
annu according the rate Of TT Isyes In various
parts Of TIC country.
At III present rate u premium on gold they pay
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Second National Bank
OF
Il n N - I NJ G.:
Capital $50, 600!
Capital sI5O,OOO:

OFFICERS
JAMES 7 MEAD. Prest HIRAM II SMITH, Wee Pre-
JOSEPH MILLS, Cashier
Notice hereby given, that the Bank will be open for
business on Friday, Ap1l 81, ls64. Banking Otice
purchased Of J. Bailey CO.. corner Of Washing
ton an Michigan Avenues
Lansing, March TO- lso4-
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The NETERANs.-ih be following notice
has been handed to us. which We publish for
the benefit Of all persons concerned. e will be
seen thar the business referred to should receive
prompt attention
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Is 90. 90 so 5 90. 90 Ooils 90. % %
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Noticss 10 local column charged AZ ten cents per
line Tor the lrst Insertion, ana six eeut- pr ne Tor
al s1b-eq 4e-t ilsefton but 10 notice Inserted fos
. tn1n serenity Eve cents
rlz H. Directory o. SIX lines or less - per
year
changes
Il ID. Vary rates apply 20 regular and ordinary
t1sl4.ss Advertisements only. AL others charged by
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Eight Per Cent. Interest

ia currency and Of equal convenience as perma
aeut or temporary Investment
It Is believed that 10 securities oisr great induce
nsnts ~ lenders the various descriptions Of L. 5.
Boats Ia all other forms u Indebtedness the faith
ability private parties stock companies separate
comauniti.s ony pledged for payment while for the
debts u the GATED The whole property OF the
country holden ;he payment Of both princi
pal ana interest ia coin
These Bonds may be subscribed Tor j sums from $50
up u any magnitude, the same terms and thus
made equally -vaiAb.e to the smallest lender and the
Il any moment aud Tho holder Will have the
benefit OF tie interest
It may BE- useful to state IL this connection that tie
tot, Funded Debt Of Tie United which inter
est is pay able goid the 81 day OF March 1864,
was SOS 965 GOO The interest this debt for ths
coming zeal year VIII be SIS 9s7 ,l26 while the customs
gold the fiscal year ending June
3oh 1864 the Of 500 900 90
per annum
It Will be that the present gold revenues OF
the Government largely excess Of the wants Of
tbs Treasury for the payment Of gold interest," while the
Of the tariff Will doubtless raise the
nusl receipts from customs the amount Of i'm
portatons, to $50 GOO eco per annum
Instructions to thu National Banks acting as loan
agents issued from the United States Treasury
until March 26 but first three weeks Of April the
subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS A
WEEK
Subscriptions Will be received by the
First National Bank of Ann RTbOr, Mich.
second NatIOnaI Bank of Detroit. Mich.
FIsrt National Bank of FenIOn, Mich.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries Of Public Money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANLERS
throughout the country, aeting agents OF the Ma
tiona Depository Banks) viii furnish further nforna
ion on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
472m3
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ny 1t is a well known fact that f. B. MIL
LAR has Much the Largest and Freshest stock Of
Groceries in the City which he WHOLESALERS Al Detroit
prices and Retais at prices that defy competition
Country dealers and housekeepers call and see him,
and save money, and get A No First Class Groceries
He pays Cash Tor Hides Pelts and Furs and most kinds
Of Produce
&C. In Beebe's Block, Lansing, Mich. 4olyl
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The Snow FLAKE.-The poets and vri-
ters Of romance often refer 10 the snow fake as an en-
bem Of purity. We the snow fake fall gent
ly to the ground but think Of De Land Co g Chem
ical Saleraius which quite pure and produces bis
cult nearly light. Il counterfeited and spurious
article Is put up green papers bat the genuine
IA bright red papers and is sold by all good grocers
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Dissolution OF Co PARTNERSHIP. - The CO.
partnership heretofore existing under the name and
style Of A Turner Co also that existing under the
and style Of Case Co. IS this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either party is authorized TO settle
the accounts Of the The books Of said firm may
be found at the store OF Amos Turner, Lower Town
where all accounts will be adjusted. All persons in
debted 10 the concern OF Case Co. requested u
call and settle without delay
AMOS TURNER,
DANIEL L CASE.
Lansing, January q, 1864. 46sms
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
BATES oF ADVERTISING.

lD9FTE0 BT IaE LAssiSe srATE EEFvriIcAS IAN l'S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02
Mr.. FssssNoEN SECRETARY OF STATE
Specials to the N. Y. Papers
Destructive Fire in Louisville, K,
CONG ESSlONAL NEW =
&c, &c. &c &c. &c.
From Warrington.


WASH GToN. June 81 The majority report
OF the Committee on the Treasury investigation
states forty Witnesses were examined.
No evidenre wss produced that dollar bad
been fraudulently issued.
Printing in the Treasury Department is much
less than the rates charged BY bank note cOmpa
nies. and in some instances four hundred per
cent
The Committee SAYS the bank note companies
made persistent attempt TO break the Gov
eminent Printing Bureau, and TO buy bin.
The Committee finds he has been faithful
officer and charges OF immortality il the result OF
conspiracy on the part of Col. Baker. the detec-
tive and marshal Of the War Department, assist
Ell by prostitutes and an actress.
The Committee saws the evidence utterly fails
TO sustain the charges
The charges against F p Blair being mainly
Of personal character and not involving NAL
feasance in Office were not investigated.
The minority report states that they have not
been permitted to examine into but small por-
ton of the alleg tons made by Mr. Brooks or
Blair. aud conclude by offering resolutions that
the Secretary Of the Treasury be directed to car
~ into execution in the Money Printing Bureau
The recommendations Of Messrs Field, Critten-
den and Sprague. and that Clark the Superin-
tendent, is unfit TO preside over the Bureau.
The President to daY nominated William P.
Fessenden. of Maine, to be Secretary of the
Treasury without consulting him
The confirmation By the Senate unani
nous.
His acceptance has not been received vet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02
Origin OF sssecing the Elephant.

Some wears since at one of the Philadel phia
theaters, pageant was IN rehearsal in which il
was necessary TO have an elephant No elephant
was to be had The wild beasts were all
travelling. and the property man. stage director
and manager almost had fits when they thought
of il. DAYS passed in hopeless task OF irving to
secure one: but al last Yankee ingenuity ri
umnhed. a. indeed il always does aud an ele
plant made 20 order. OF wood. SIX Is paints
and vsrnsh Thus far the matter was all very
we'll: but as vet they found no means TO mike
said combination travel Here again the ginius
of the manager. stage director and property men
stuck out. and two ''b-Oths' were duly Installed
as legs Ned G. one of the true and
genuine "b'hovs. held the station of fore leg
and for several nights he PLAYED the heavy part
10 the entire satisfaction of the managers and
the delight Of the audience
The part. however. was a very tedious one ~
the elephant was obliged TO be on the stage about
an hour. and Ned was rather too fond OF the
bottle 20 remain - long without '-whettng his
whistle. 80 he set ~ wits 20 work 10 ini a wsy
10 carry wee drop with him The ewes OF the
elephant being made at two porter battles. with
the necks in. Ned conceived the brilliant idea OF
filing them With good stuff This he fully car
riei out. and. elated with success he willingly
uudertood TO play forelegs again.
Night came on-the theatre was densely
crowded with the citizens Of the Quaker City
the music was PLAYED IN the sweetest straius-the
curtain rose sud the PLAY began. Ned and hind
legs" marched upon the stage The elephant
was greeted with round upon round OF applause
The decorations and the trap.ing- we're gorge
Gus The elephant aud the prince seated upon
hi back were loudly cheered
The play proceeded: the elephant was marched
round and round the stage The fore legs treated
the hind legs. and then drank the health Of the
audience in a bumper Of genuine elephant eV,
whisky a brand. by the way. till then unknown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

On went the play and on went the drinking The
Conclusion march vas 10 be m1de-'he signal
Sas given. and the forclegs staggered toward the
front part Of the stsge The conductor pulled
the ears Of the elephant to the right-the fore
legs staggered to the left The foot lights OBJ
siructed the wav. and he raised his foot and
stepped plump into the orchestra,
Down went the fore legs on the leaders fiddle;
over. Of course turned the elephant. sending the
prince and hind legs into the middle Of the pit.
The managers stood horror struck: the prince
and hind legs lay confounded. the boxe- IN con-
vulsions the actors choking with laughter. and
poor Ned. casting one look. strange blending
Of drunkenness. grief and laughter At the scene.
fed hastily Of the door. closely follow nv The
leader. with The wreck Of his fiddle. perfOrmin =
various cut and thrust motions in the air. The
curtain dropped on n scene behind the scenes. No
more psgeanr-no more fore legs-but evert-
BODY held their sides Musd. actors. nit. boxes
and gallery rushed from the rheaier. shrieking
between every breath. Have you seen the ee
phan,i"-l Miners Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

s.., nj Kt,,ed. wounded and Missing
OF the 35th ssrgiment Indiana VET
eran Volunteer, I'm the Engage
ments mt Big shanfy station ia,
isBi.
Jure I9-sergeant VIM o'DOnnell' Co l..
killed.
Private Jesse Sandsge. Co. d. wounded IL
head. slight
June 2O-Maj. John P Duficy, commanding
regiment, mortally wounded: died SINE day
Sergeant Major John Power, gun shot wound
10 head, slight
Privqte Edward whaler. Co. A. killed.
Sergeant John CahilI Co a, IN shoulder and
hip very severe
Sergeant Thomas Labif. Co. \. wounded in
leg slight
Private John Casey. Co A. wounded in foot.
slight
Poivate John Corners. Co A. bayOnet wound
in face. slight.
Private Richard Barrett, Co. A. gun-sho'
wound 10 hip slight.
Private Thomas Lawlor. Co A. gun-shoi
wound in mead severe.
Capt John Moloney. Co. \. wounded anu
missing.
Privates Michael whalen, wm Lyons, Henry
Adams and Michael Mpriaty, missing
Co B-Pnvatc Timothy Dsiiy. abdomen,
severe
james Burgess. hand. severe
Hugh McKegg. back. (hesh) slight
John German. wrist. severe fracture.
Co C-Mchael Costello. killed
VIM English. lhigh. slight
CO. DIS 'rgeant VIM II Carmikle. killed
John Elder. killed.
Capt g Fassin. leg. slight
First Sergeant John George. hand. slight
Corporal Duaat Duca,, bowels. mortally
GaorUp Hsrriz head aliohf
Jesse Martin. hip. severe.
Chss Ransom breast, severe
Bernard Smith. chest severe
Eugene Ducat missing.
Co. + Patrick ShaughnesSy, wrist. severe.
Musician Charles Dorsey. back, slight
Co F.-George W. Shifts and Charles Ben
nett killed.
Sergeant Martin Hill. knee joint, severe
James l. Waller head. slight
james HOuniker. arm severe.
Merrill Dorsey hand ana leg. slight.
Co G Patrick Hill, LEG fractured, severe.
Co II james Vanscoy. killed
First Sergeant Charles Lewis hand.
Jacob Arp, chest, slight
Co l.-Frst Lieutenant c II 0'Brien, com
nnandiBg company, head, severe.
Corporal George WrghIman, shoulder. Sc
we're
Patrick Cosgrove. leg, slight.
John Haggerty, ankle; leg amputated
Gilbert Terre l. arm severe
Henry Lymann, head. slight.
VIM Powers, missing
Co k.-Sergeant Peter Plunket. arm ampu-
tated
! VIM. Barngroover, bowels: dead
! Peter Kline. thigh. slight
| Summary-Kiled, 9: wounded. 81: missing,
/ 4; total. 81;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02
HOUSE.

The House transacted much miscellaneous
business OF no special public importance, and
then passed the Senate bill providing for the sat
isfacton of bounty land claims
The House then passed the Senate Joint reso-
luton requesting the President to appoint a day
for humiliation and prayer by the people OF the
United States
The House passed the Senate BILL with a YER
bal amendment, for facilitating telegraph com
municatiOn between the Atlantic and Pacific and
the Territory of Idaho
The Senate bill for approprating 100000 for
the erection of building in the city of Wash
ington for the Agricultural Department and di
recting the Secretary of the Interior TO set apar,
rooms in the Interior Department buildings for
the temporary use of the Agricultural Depart.
ment, was taken up.
The House struck out the appropriation for the
object stated, and passed the remainder of the
bill
Mr. PAYNE OF New York asked leave to intro
duse bill! to repeal the gold bill.
Mr. Harper of Massachusetts objected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

NV YORK, July 1.
Flour-State and extra IS and 81 per brl
higher; Sll6ll 40 extra Site; Sll6ll IS e.
ira round hoop Ohio.
Whisky heavy. unsettled and decidedly lower:
81 476l - State and Western, closing at 81
DIAL 6s cash.
Wheat excited and l0Gl2c higher; 81 36G
? 40 Chicago spring. 80 39@2 AZ Milwaukee
club; 81 4762 81 amber Michigan.
Corn 3d4c highet; 81 6ndl 90 new mixed
: 54dl IS unsOund; 81 65Gl g. new and old
mixed and old Western and State.
Cats opened little frmer. and closed dull at
996Sl for Western, ahoat and in store.
Wool market very firm, and prize. higher; So
Cdsl % super6ne pulled, ss7@92 for extra 81
al 05.
Pork in fair demand. closing without decided
change: $l6Gl6 country mess; Ss6lO country
prime.
Lard firm and in moderate demand.
MOnev rather more steady at 7ds.
Sterling excited. selling as high a. - and a.
Low a. 81 o.
Gold excited. and closing decidedly lower
opening At 81 50. advancing to 81 IS. closing:
at 81 25@2 -
Government stocks declining; 5-20's 81 0lk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

81 900 REWARD The ab v. reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a preScrip-
ton for coughs, colds. whooping -cough, asthma,
and consumption. which is equal to Dr. Strick-
lands Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints. also splitting of
blood and night sweais One fifty cent bottle
is sufficient for any one to try. The worst cases
of chronic cough. asthma, whoopng cough and
primary cases OF consumption are cured by DR..
Strickland's Meifiuous Cough Balsam. It can
be had at any druggists. Ii is different from
any other cough medicine We have known in
this country IT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

Monday. the 9Th of july. in the Kinder Ruid-
ings The energetic proprietress. Madame Eng
lish. assures US that this Museum will be second
10 none in tle west She has employed scientific
and respectable gentlemen 10 conduct It, who
sill give special attention 10 visitors. and render
the Museum highly entertaining and instructive.
Agents in New York are continually purchasing
AMI shippng curio,ites. so that new attractions
will be offered every week. Prof jules. the eel
ebrated Bohemian glass blower. has been perms-
nentlv engaged. whose scientific and splendid
creations never fail TO interest the beholder.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02
from New YORK

INV YORK, July 1.-The Posts money article
Gays:
The appointment of Mr.. Fessenden as Secre
tary of the Treasury is very fayorably regarded
in financial circles.
Confidence is reviving. there is general
anticipation of the repeal Of the gold bill. and
also of terminating the violent and exciting
movement in currency which has been caused by
the sudden enlargement or contraction of the
volume Of circulating medium.
This being rumored the belief is that currency
will be more stable. and has had a gratifying eff
feet in government securities
special to the Commercial saws:
The announcement of Mr. Fessendens ap-
pointment advanced 20s and certificates 1 az
ner cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

ARBITRARY ARREST d " before Yesterday. as
the Confederate officers Chenoweth and Morgan.
were leaving the Bates House, ordered to Camp
Morton, Mr.. Dinel Nooe. recognized one OF
them as al old California acquaintance, and on
the impulse exclaimed. How you. Coonel?''
Immediately Mr.. NOoe was arrested Gen Car
rineton himself tapping him on the shoulder. and
marched off to headquarters under guard. There
undergoing examination. Mr. NOoe stated that
he had known Captain Cal Morgan in California
wears ago; that week previously he had been
permitted TO talk to him by the Lieutenant com
handing the guard having him in charge: and
that. meaning nothing dsloyal. he had merely
on the Impulse Of the moment recognized an old
friend He conceived that such recognition was
one of the privileges of an American citizen.
military or no military Mr. Nooe was of course
discharged. But the point is this:
Gen. Darlington, who himself lTss never been
to war like Capt. Gil Morgan-Gen Caring
ton. who was once dispatched by Gen Wilcox
with Indiana troops TO hunt John Morgan, and
who was arrested for good cause before he got
beyond the Union Depot-Gen Darlington, who
has never been on the field like Morgan and
Chenow eth-who has never riskej his prerious
carcass or split drop OF his blOOd-Gen. Car
rington. patriotic pop:njav and loyal automaton
from Ohio comes into this free State of Indiana.
and. dressed in shoulder straps preSumes to ar
rest ci'Zen lot eNc1ahslng words OF clVillty
with a friend
Are these infnitesimal grubs Of the govern
ment. mole eyed fellows here at home. whose
hearts would faint like sDarrow's if any thing
they had about them should happen to 90 off
half cOcked-are such 10 hereafter TO he al
lowed TO step up and tap "A free American citizen
on the shoulder and demand him as prisoner
simply because of some whimsical authority OF
their own or their mistersg If Darlington, or
those whom he serves. want to take prisoners
let them go upon the battlefield AID DO it But
it is mighty foolish to hint anything of the kind.
Darlington has not been to war; and does not de
sign 10 go. As we have said. In fact as we have
stated. he can't be trusted further in that direction
than the Union Depot Yes. he once went 20
Louisville. but there were many miles aud brave
soldiers between him and John Morgan Brave
and chivalrous burlington. hail and FAREWELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

LiEUr GROCER " SLosS We were misin-
formed Yesterday. happening in the day previous
". u Browning n SlOsn's Drug Store. West
Washington street. by Young gentleman &c
hiud the counter ~ho understood TO inform
that Lieut. George Sloan. of the city re-
ciment. one hundred days service. bad got back
We we're introduced u gentleman whom Ne
cook for Lieut. Sloan. and Lieut. Sioan's name
sas written down Tor a. on 4 Zip of paper We
lesfn that many friends OF Leu. Sloan called TO
see him and were OF course disappointed he still
beng 9TH tie Army OF the Cumberland attend
ing 10 hi- duties her0cally Ii Lieut. Sloan hse
only before us departure gone 70 the famous
gallery Uf TreadWeil 4 Peaslse and left ms pho
torraph his friends could see him in his absence
a. he u-ei 10 took When he does real, come
in the flesh AL OF u ~ill welcome him Mr
Samuel Mcpherson r the young gentleman a.
Browning A Sloan. sho has just tecoverei from
the small box aud be IS genial and "a gentle
manly as ever.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-02

DYsPKPsIA. Nervousness AND DEBILTTY-DR
'STEiCKLAND's ToNIc.-We can recommend those
suffering with loss of appetite. indigestion or dys
pep~is. nervousness and nervous debility. TO use
StricklAnd's Tonic. IL i vegetable prepara-
ton. free from alcoholic liquors: it strengthens
The whole nervous system: II creates a good APP
petite. and i warranted 20 cure dyspepsia and
nervous debility
For sale by druggists generally At 81 per bot
tle Prepared by DR. Strickland ; East
Fourth street Cincinnati. Ohio.
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