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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

UEQUBsIIl NABlY Air tIS draws moro drafts OF
than any prince otlIta.e or power that the wotla
has ever seen IF they were all honorea, if they had
been OF could HAYS bocp Ill cLiorald, the North con.
Siderable ia population a. would, without doubt,
have been toa great extent Appropriated Every other
lag of truce boat brings the news Of a
fresh draft q Anything from two hundred
thousand W halt million. These drafts some
how, are apt De postponed enforced at alt fn
far short of producing the number Of men called for
history Of these rating procIamatiops with the at
tempts made carry lem into effect or to not carry
them into effect as tie may be- would form quite
an amusing work am vcpd doubt be read with in
terest CT aston5hmcat, amusement Indignation ac
cording to the Lunor tbs circumstances OF the read
We doubt any citizen OF the North will hpreafI
ter derive much pleasure from review of tf raFt 81
the annals ellis country. -,'.., l...i 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
CURREsCY EOTICE,

vvyt ,t1zCg7oN N q THURSDAY, MARCH 24,tl6s4. :
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

6shed in the State which we do not receive and Of
Them of course we cannot speak. We think it proba-
bic that OF tn SCI two the Salem p AMI tbs iIender
lon ftaes 10 ay ouc. Did ilo1eta, Wide oae'f tb"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

GP TO FRIDAY ETES1NG five miiliQn doIlars had
been funded at Charleston 10 tour PEI cepi to;,u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

ment, wv ~ TIT UT
Pitt, 234; Wayne, 217; fenoir, l8G; Guiltord, l57
Orange, l52; Perquimans. 100; JOnes GO; Duplin 20
OnsloW, 70; Stanly l8i Union, Is; Randolph IL; Da
wilson, ! o. Green, g Alamance, s Carteret 6; Mar
tin, s? Wilson, 4; Sampson 3; Chatham, 8, Craven, 3;
Franklin, q Nash, q Wake l. OaswelI, /; Johnston,
l; Ne" HANOVER, Cumberland, l.; MeckIenburg
and the State Of Virginia, S. W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
the Weather.

pEatteutoE has more tanonce efate days been called
cses where psrtieahav refued accept Confederate
Eren0y Psy inert of ets contracted under that
epcv as for NJ lance house rent, negro hire ard
like and we have been requested to make speeiatef
- III =. 80 fn!dh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

reply: g Tell Gen. Longstreet, we out OF car
trdges, but will hold the position long as there is
man left standing which elected three hearty cheers
from the 9th, in which the Sd Arkansas Joined
Generals LQngstreet and D. H. Hill both complimented
Colonel Cooke, III person on the field for the gal
Antry OF himself and command. = The regiment went
INTO action with 2T COMMISSIONED officers and 299 men;
Of that number, 8 comd officers and 80 men killed;
Eounaed, 8 Officers and l42 men missing, men. The
regiment under an i0cessant fire from A. Ill. till
darkness closed the battle ard mostof this time it
closely engaged On the night of the 18th fell back
across the Potomac and ca1nped in the vicinity OF
Martlnsburg tll the 9Th when we moved near W In
chester and remained till October 23d our DIVISION
was then sent ownen the neighbDrheod OF Paris and
CpperviIte to pari passes the mountains there
abouts On the Both. this regiment and the 48th \.
O. Infantry With section Of artillery was sent, under
of Col: Cooke to drive back a. force of the
enenys cavalry towards Middebury, In order to get
sDuie provisions Concealed within their lines for our
my, which being accomplished, returned to camp
hat hight. On the morning OF the 3lst took up line
ID Of November, remaining there till the 4th moved
10 Slaughter Mountain and camped on the battle field
# Cedar Run. while ercamped here, General Wax
ger having been promoted and sent to the transmits
issippt Department, fofo6ef Ccoke was appointed
Brigadier General and assigned to the command OF our
'rlgsde Gen. Ransom, by seniority assumed command
# the Division. !, By the promotion Of Cot. Cooke 1t
]ol. Singetary became Colonel, Maj. elmer Lieut.
Jolonet and Capt Whitfield, company G, Major Ont
ne 5th moved towards nj ADDISON Court House which |
ae reached the 8h, and did picket duty till the
9Th. Marched thence to Fredericksburg, arriving
here Oh the I'D, went into camp: On the 9Th Of De.
ember, Col SDgIeary having Resigned in consequence
q wound received OF Sharpsburg, II Co., siimerl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

Prairie) Wednesday, Oct. 9oth-Hon n Sullivan, @
Wilson.
sKILns SCHOOL HousE--Thursday, Nov. sd-Dr L
McGugin, J WinterbothAm.
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP Charleston "Wednesday Oct
lsth-Gen II Reid Dr. d L Mc3ugin
MEw Extraordinarily, Oct. 3lth-Col Hills, n
Beck.
VAN BURN rf-Csoton, Tuesday Nov. 1-col B
Hills J NJ Beck.
wARREs-Friday, Nov. 4th-E Kinley, Jno Van VAL
kenburg.
Dies MoIsEs Tr--yincennes, Saturday, Oct. 2ed-two
o'clock M-Colp B Hllis, Capt W Galland,
HoosIR GRxRs-eaturday Oct. 2e-2 o'clock P N. Hon
Sullivan, B H Gilmore.
ALIENS SCHOOL HoUsE--Saturday, Nov. 6th2 o'clock
", DR. D Mc0ugn, Col W Rankin.
MoNxnosn TR-Montrose, Saturday, Oct. 2oth--Hen
McCrary, Col Hills
SUMhIrvnLE-Aonday, Oct. 3lst-Hon II Sullivan
NJ Beck.
AxBRosls-Tuesday, Oct. 1sth-Dr D L McGugn, Col
D Hills.
NAsHvnLR-Saturday, Nov 5th--Col " Rankin, Cap
Galland.
wReHrs School HousE-saturdsy, Nov. 5tA--HoI
Frank Banger, Capt Galland.
Meetings in Keokuk will be announced by special no
tees in the Daily Gate City
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

al time compact, indivisible, and inviols-
BILE, a. the common inheritance OF one
people, bound together BY the one SD |
preme government, glorying 10 the ono
paramount nationality, carrying the one
Dag, and writing the one great history. |
Loud and enthusiastic cheering.] Re.
minding them of all this-renewiDg and
confirming these high thoughts, aspira-
tons and resolves-such ceremonies a. the
one they had come together that evening
to perform. we're something more than
ceremonies. Next to victory in the field,
they encouraged and impelled to cours-
geous perseverance, in the good, great
cause, the citizens and soldiers, the true
democracy, in word, who, regarding the
Nation as infinitely more important and
eminent than any State Included in it,
aud the authority Of tho National Gov
eminent ~ Of intellectually greater conse-
vuenoe than the fortunes of any political
party, however powerful and popular it
might be, stood manfully and heroically
by the Executive. which. for the time
being, had been charged by the people to
execute the laws and maintain the unity
of the Republic. Loud cheers. And
this, he would impress upon them, was,
after all, the highest and hottest object.
which 10 their earnest and indomitable
prosecution of the war, they should have
10 view. There was no assured peace, no
prosperity, 10 future, for a Democratic
republic no reliable pledge for the hber-
l cafa - - .zfl
for it against the intrigues and sggres-
sions of foreign rivals-no security
wba,ever for it at home or abroad--if the
laws we're not implicitly obeyed, the ma
glstracy religously respected, and the
lawful and uuimpesehed decisions Of the
electoral vote held final and imperative
Hear, hear, hear To compel tho obe-
dience, where q factions insubordinatiou
, manifests itself in arms. is one OF the
most virtuous, sslutary, AMI essential
duties the citizens of democratic repub
,, lie could be called upon to discharge
6 In the ful6liment of this rigorous duty
, tho soldiers he had the honor TO address
Irishmcn and Tennesseeans as they we're
stood armed there before bin; and in tb.
! reduction Of the disloyal, the lavless. thu
: turbulent and murderous Of Tennessee
: be understood they had signaIly, empha.
: icaliy proved their soldiership under th,
command of their young and briilian
!. Colonel. Loud cheers for Colone
: Bcully That they would persist in th
righteous snd faithful carer. which hai
already won for them the confidence 81,
gratitude of all good citizens, aud til
9 special favor OF their patriotic and in,re
+ pid Governor Andrew Johnson) he wa
thoroughly convinced Under the star
d snd stripes they bad that evening sprea,
D to the brceza-withln cacnon shot aimos
9 Of the Hermitage from which the spiri
. and immortal words of the tracst Demo
: orat that ever lived, rbsde them ever |,
9 permit the Union to be rent ssunder-
o they had renewed their pledge Of loyalty
a gslisntry, and devotion to the REPUBLIC II
I its hour of peril, and their faith in It's 10
t desirucubiiity and Triumphant future
q lEnthusiastic cheering. during wbicl
General Meagber retired
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

A"e ioho"ing meetings have been arranged l,v the
onon central Committee Of Lee county The gentlemen
named peiow Will address the people at the times and
places designated npon the questions involved in the
present Presidential contest
IL Is expected thai the Onion Executive Committee
and the friends o. the onion in the resnecti,
VIII make all proper arrangements for the meeting. xn
give extensive and timely notice thereof
oc, ,ea. J. NJ. BECK.
~ o 1913. Chairman Central com
The speaking viii commence Mt o.coc. =,
pontment unless otherwise Indicated
~. AI aADisos-f Tuesday October 9th Hon ! II s,,
SATURDAY. MOI, 18th ,;sp II ~ p,,
GeskN Bar ToNNsHiP-Roses : So, ~ i'm, n iiii,..
N" i, Os.9oel lsth-ton y Sullivan n Kinlcv
t,earge sh,dd q uy,sk-satmday October asti-pr
CLsiPooLE ScnooL IIousr-saturss. %a
mo van sa!keneurg, II wiutertothsm ] I; Wi,s.
III Reid. J VI Brck "'f -so'- sth--Gen
Auausra- THU sday, Oct. 2oth-E K;n,.,
Sullivan. Aii'ies, Hon J II
2lst-iion J II Sullivan, Kiney ii'sas, oct
- Milii.ssoN's School HoUsE-Thursday De, o..
Col b Hills, 4 Dorr. w. <'th-
MARION TOwNsHip--riint Grove Friaa. n. q,
zen n Reid, lT h Mc3ucin. -1s'-
. os,kroNs School HorsE-Wednesday Nov. 2duo,
MeCFary, Jno Van yakenburg ''
hosAkT SCHOOL HousE Saturday Oct 22d-E Ein,.v
y @orr. Jno Van yaikepburv '''
81, L,ihsfsday, Nov. 3d--Dr NJ wahrer Oh II
dressed ia tietnsn nv A'ee'''s VIII pe al
O., pppaSsar-Big Mound Thursday. Oct. a0,b
ssn u Reid, Dr Il. MsGusin ~ @''"-
S.NTkR SCHOOL House. W..inasd.x a.. as.. :, =
Hills, J G Wilson sun ssuas, OCT 2oth-Col I
Dorr, Juo Van Nalkei.l,urv n-E aihiey, Y
HARRISON Tow Nship-priur,s. -,
Hon q McCtsry, j NJ Beck -"'suss, Nov ist-
80 cs, school iouss-Saturiay Nov. btb-r
ni ~ app " naisAnd, Jno Van yslkenhurg
fR,skLiN TewNsHir--rrsiklin satnr,,s, 81. "a,
Or d L Mctiugio : o Do.r s"'uiia,, yet I'D
say 4 . ss,sardas Oct 2a,h-pr wahrer pr
dressed in Gerintn. eAne VIII be ad-
DovFh-rues'tay, Oct. 2sth--coi D ums I'm VII
EsI fo,s. aows saIr--West Point Saturday oc,,..
zM- Gen II Rid, frD Mctiusin. A'' oesooer
EDWARDS SCHOOL HoUsE-Satursiax ~ -
Winterbotham. q Wilson sas-s IL
wAsHIsoroS TosSsRfn-Rofs School H,r,. W.
day, Nov. 2d-Dr L Meiugin. ii wfpteV,s,tbsn, ucs
ldsEErr SCHOOL aouss-Pridsy, Oct. 2s,h-col n a
Kills. DR. Geo Shedd.
WHITFs SCHOOL HousE-Thnrsday Nov. 36-nr n
ehedd, J Wilson, Jno Van vakeuburr wv
JETrxRsox TowKsaI-Bxick Sshosl Hspse-fs.>s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
STATE OF Iowa, Lee County, SIS.

In the District Court of said Comfy Fort Madison.
>; Aagoun, Ptaintf, VS. Tcklen Lucas, Cady Jones
Peek. Christiana wight. Dffrsdsats.
Notice Is hereby given TO the def herein above
named thst petition in civil action Is on Hle In the
Clerk office OF the District Court aforesaid duly ver
aud claiming decree against you extingmishinc ali yonr
light title interest and lien In lot In block 10 in the
ey o. heoknk Lee county, Iowa, and that the title of
one Emily Hail. the yene and warrantee Of petitioner
10 the said realty be quieted and forever established and
for general relief
Aud unless you appear and make defense tlefeto be-
fore noon OF the second day OF tina next term Of sad
Sourt to commence on the first Monday of December
Judgment viii be rendered against you a. prayed
Tor IN said petition ROBERT II. GILLMoRs
octio-i4w Attorney for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
NrATE OF Iowa Lee County, ISIS.

In the District Court of said County at Fort Madison
William corbin, PtaiHtig. Hacker Bro Co Riley
Ptndleton, Leviek Jenkins Z Co John WaIter
Henry Stevens. and John W. Rankin. Trusteek Hol.er
4 Clarke and William A. Clarke, Daft mdanta
Aotic- Is herein given 10 the def, ndans herein above
named mat petition in civil action on file in the
iesk once OF tho District Court Aforesaid duly verified
10 besif OF the above named plaintiff against YOU and
canning decree against you finding the petitioner 10
" me owner IN Zee OF bot 4 in block l59 In the city Of
keoknk Lee county Iowa. that all right title Interest
ana lien OF each OF the defendants in said realty be
uh2nished aud that the said Walker Rankin and Ste
VEINS trustees convey to petitioner sill the title and in
tefest acquired by them under certain deed Of trust
t"gster with the title and interest of the said Carkes
herein and for general relief
Ana nnies You appear aud make defense thereto before
noon OF the second day of the term of said Court
20 commence on the first Monday of December 1854
Judgment will be rendered against YOU as prnyed for in
sna peiitoh ROBERT III. GILLM IRE
pftio-os~ Attorney for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

EEcfoks AT LARGE,
c. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines Co.,
w. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN vALKENBURG, 1st Dist
SAMUEL S. BuRDETT, End District.
BENJAMIN T. HUNT, 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON. 4th District.
GILMAN G. MUDGETT, 9th District.
HENRY c. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
iroR SUPREME JUDGE,
G. c. COLE,
ofPolk County.
FOR SECRETARY op STATE
JAMES RIGHT,
Of Delaware County
FOR .unrroR OF STATE,
10 BN A. LOTT,
OF Mitchell County,
roR STATE rRr.suRsn
WILLIAM II. HOLMES,
OF Jones County.
FOR RraIsTrR OF THE STATE LAND orrrcr,
JOSIAH a HARVEY,
OF Fremont County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISA &C l.. LIEN.
OF Talns County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
roR CLERK or DISTRICT COURT. %
d H LESU Err
PoR RECORDER,
j. w. FRO
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8ru.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
Additional Appointments for Mr..
Darwin.
MN. rHom psoN's APPOINTMENTS
Major W g. TaoMpsov candidate for presientis, r1sc
Tor, will sreak As nllnNs 10 wit

Inc speaking will be at o'clock D. M except At
Drakeve. heoknk, Fort Madison and Burlington where
II viii be at o'clpek p. M
ihe county Committees charged with aeeipg that
tnorough notice q each meeting given and measures
opp'eu Tor bringing the people together rass,s
BY order Of the Republican State central Committee
III. VI. H0XfE Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
T AND FOR sALE.-I have ! o55

- acres Of land, which wish SELL $40 acres lies ia
Montrose Bottom ~ miles NJ w. Of the town OF Mont
rose 100 acres prairie and 100 timber $50 under
good fence four Cabins with three each well OF
water at each, and two ponds Of for stock; also
large barn. we'll Framed and covered. "a lies ~
iles north Of keokuk, and miles west of the Mssis
sppi river Ihis tract has two Cabins, well OF water
at0ek water, 150 tcrcs under 4epcd fence.
Hthsr tract will be sed for 81 30 per acre divided
10 stfk purchasers at Nor B - @epas scTG Liberal
Indulgence for deferred pay ments win BE given Title
FRANK BALLIN0KR.
julyl1-du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
TIE GREAT
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
9 h . r O TX . & w ct
cosPocSDED FRex

g h . T. o TX Q @ & N L CT
An uhfallirs cure for senlinai Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions AID ell Diseases caused y self Pollution sneh
a. Loss Of Memory. Universal LsesifGde Pains in the
Nerves Difficulty II Bfeafhng Rrulblng V ak fuluc-s
sumption, aud eI the airf ui pas caused " depar-
ting from tire path II Nature.
IT, This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
which all rely Il ha4 b= used In ourprac
t,cr Fir many years ami with thousands treated has
not tileli n single instance. Ii curative powers have
en sufficient to gain victory the most stubborn
CASES.
~ To thee who have iriaed with their constitution
u1tl they think Themselves beyond tie rach ~ medical
ala &c would sag, DE-PAfE Scfi tie UtIES0kEE CLRs
vii ststore sen e. health and visT AID after all q1fcx
d5cfors nsve fsilel'
EN Price s. pr bottle three bottles S. and 6r-
wsriezi ~ Express 70 all parts IL the world.
e. irr full particulars. get Gircaiar from any drug
store In the country write to the Agent who will mail
free 20 any desiring the same aul treatise in pam
phiei f,ra.,
~ such oFsfs mast t4 seat 10 C. A CooE Cnlcago oar
General Ageut for tbs West.
Sold IN chicago. ~ TELLER. FINCH & FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists and iy all Druggists everywhere.
C. COOK, Chicago. Grnersl gent isr the States Of
Illinois, Iowa, Nisronsn, Michigan ard 1adisisa
DE-. W H. AEEWIN Is co,
SCIK P.afR1FTcFs.
No. 80 Liberty street. Ne N0Tk.
Sold by J. Wilkinson, s. b. Vowel Co, 2. Ii
0ConnoT. and Wilkinson Bartlett 4 Co. keokuk-
iuns2od--ow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
Taus M - fron Roofs Ranks


CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretic
cures all diseases Of the urinary organs, such Incon
nence OF the Urine tna mmaton OF the Bladder nfam
nation o. The hidneys Stone In the Bladder Structure
Gravel 6onorbea Gictf and 10 especially ended
in those cases OF fluor Abus hes females where
all the Old nauseous medicines have failed.
W. Its prepared In highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from tin ee times
per day.
- diuretie AM Alternative in its ac,on purifying
and cleansing the blood causing in all OF its
original purity and vigor thus removing from the system
| all perncions causes which have induced disesse
CHEROKEE INJECTION il intended as an ally or as
sstant the Cherokee Remedy and should lie used in
conjunction with that medicine In all elect Go
norrhsa, Fuor Albns Whites Its effects healing
soothing and demulcent removing all sesIdng and
pain, instead Of the burning and almost unebduraie pain
that experienced with nearly all the cheap auack In
sectops.
| Is By the Of the CHER0K EE REMEDY and
/ CHEROKEE ISJECTToSthei medicines at the same
timeall improper discharges the weak
strength
as Prize Cherokee Remedy, q per bottle, or three
s Price Cherokee Injection e per bottle or three
bottles for s..
Sent by Express any address on recep, Of price
Vs. For full particulars get pamphlets from any
drugst1e In the country write and We viii mail
free TO any address fnIl treatise.
All snch orders must be sent to C. A COOK Chicaxo
| our General AFentfo the West
/ Sold In Chicago. By FULLER, FINCH & FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists. and by all Druggists everywhere
| q. a. CODN Chicago General Agent for the States
Of Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan aud Indiana
| DE. ". r. MERRIN 4 CO.
| soLE PRoPEIEsoEs,
No. 80 Liberty street, kew York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

WANTED-Hides, Bacon, Lard. Tai
~ slow, White Beans Flax Seed Testhtrs Itssu.x
"ooi, sAgs Potatoes Onions Butter Eggs Apues and
nas o. country Produce, for which will nav the
1. X. COCHRAN 4 SONS.
ss4-s0" lz9 Main st., near sth, Ksokuk Iewa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

FOR PRUDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR vTcE President,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
UNION STATE TICKET.

FoK coyGRRss.
JAN les F. w IL s o N,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

nor SALE-East half Of Lot 8, Block
12o, on side 81 Elondesu street between sth
end 9th very cheap FIR cash Would like have Of
fer. IL n.rs, le .oid Raquire Of
H. B. TEN-YYCK
Jpsys Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
Wholesale or 1,efUil.

= = GROVER il now receiving from the Manufacfu-
rers an entire New Stock OF Boots Shoes Leather
which he will sell at fair prices. Corner Main and I'd
street, heoxuk july26-i6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
Hiss A KING.
Main Street bstw. "a & q.
millinery y Dress .RE~Ici,ex.
cLoAKs. = lsHAvyLs, !

French and American Flowers, Embroidered So Nodf
Ing Collars Laces Gloves Of all descriptions french
Corsetr Hoop skta supporter and variety or othsr
"eoes NJ ses SAai trade. jsnl-d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
J o B N A. ELLIOTT,
OF Mitchell County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

TOR SALE--Lots Z, 5 and in Block
1876 Price $3.50 for the three, or each will be sold
separately if desired Title good or 10 sale.
sept2o H. B. TES-EYcK. Agt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11
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