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Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

WE Offer for sale the well known STORE
" HOUSE formerly occupied by us in this
place, and the DWELLING on same block Of
lots We also offer for sale FINE TRACT
" LAND on the waters of Mine Creek. con-
tanning about 900 acres. some $50 OF which
are in high state Of cultivation. with good
Frame Dwelling and out buildings on same,
All II which We offer at a bargain for Confed-
crate money
We also have an excellent tract OF Black
Land with 80 acres in a high state Of cult
vation. with excellent new frame buildings
thereon. well watered, &c, which We will rent
on good terms. Apply to
D. < v. BLOCK
Washington, Dec. 20, 1863 4S4
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
Information Wanted.

,HE undersigned desires to obtsin inforna-
l. ton Of the whereabouts Of his parents q.
w. and Elizabeth Patterson. They formerly
resided At Lake Providence, Louisisns He
mas not heard from them s;nce the Federals
occupied the country some Is months ago. He
supPoses taem to be some place about Rel
River or in Texas. Any information con-
corning them will confer a favor. which will
be gratefully acknowledged
VIZ. A. PATTERSON.
Shreveport papers and Houston Tsie-
graph copy weeks and send bills to this
Office.
Dec. 80, 1863. .As.sv
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

MOBILE. Dec. 1.-THE 10th was observed as
a day Of fasting humiliation and prayer in the
States Of Mississippi. Alabama aud Georgia.
The Charleston Conrier has been compelled to
move its Office little farther up town. - a 70
be out Of reach Of the shells. Judge James ID.
Phelan has been elected associate justice Of the
supreme court of Alabama. vice Judge Walker.
elected Confederate Senator. The Mobile Tri-
bune Of the sth. learns that Gen. Forrest and 5.
ID. Lee, attacked the Federal post at kocahontas.
Tenn, few days ago. drove that garrison from
the town over the bridge. crossing the Hatchie
river, demolished that bridge with artillery. and
captured 50 prisoners. One of the prisoners.
lately at the front, has come to the conclu sion
that the Colfcderacy will never be subjugaied
fo- lack Of food. He has been prisoner for nine
days, and had nothing to eat, and has seen no.
body else eat anything.
The North Carolina troops under Gen. Vance
have crossed the mountains into East Tennessee
The Ashvile News says Gen. Vanoe's forces have
beer down in Tennessee during the week He
had pretty severe skrmish with the enemy near
one day last week. He emptied
several Federal saddles. Gen. Vance has been
helping the Tennessee Unionists to gather their
hog crops Nearly q thousand fat hogs have
passed, en- route TO the Confederate smokehouse
Noguet, General Buckners chief engineer de-
serted, and went over 10 the Federal army. with
) sl50,000 in Confederate money!. O. PEA
yune. 1871 ult.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
i cI;.L.m.ur. C~fEN. =. Moo.r :

Of the Chicksmaugs, CsfEsW. Z. MooRr, Of
the 18th Arkansas Infantry.
There never died . more gallant soldier or
,,,or. narfect patriot. In all the charges Of the
gallant brig.de commanded BY Gen McNair.
he participated.
Having had his sword hilt shot away BY .
Af;nnie ball, his canteen and hsversack also
torn from him BY the missiles Of the enemy
during the day. he fell nortally wounded on
SUNDAY, the goth of September. near sunset.
At the time he fell he was ten PAGES in front Of
his Regiment One speaking OF hin says
..His men wept burning tears when he feil"
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

DEATHs.-Our community have been called
to symparhze in the deep bereavement Of one
OF the families Of our citizens, and to mourn
the loss Of two most excellent members Of So
cisty. rN.,7E,vFr1
William NJ Carrigan, fbrother df Hon. Al
fred and Capt. Robert Carrigan.) died at the
residence OF his brother on the Sd inst, aged
36 years.
Also, on the 4th instant, died Mary r. Car
rlgan, daughter Of Stephen Moore, Esq. of
this county, and wife Of Capt Robert Carri-
gan. -,
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
To the Ladies.

LADY has a very handsome piece Of straw
"A colored Tarietan. suitable for an evening
Idress, which she wishes to exchange for q
Calico or Homespun piece-pattern for pattern
She has also q handsome Satin Mantle, which
lshe would exchange for homemade goods
Enquire of the editor
Y Washington, January l3, 1864 5l-n
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
NOTICE..

nN SATURDAY, the 23d inst, I shall hire
" to the highest bidder in the town Of WASH
in ptop. the Negroes belonging to the late VIM.
Braz1ell, deceased
Also, at the same time and place, 1 viii rent
the lands of said Brszzeh- 0... r..r
Terms made known on said day.
NJ. T. HOLT, Receiver
January IA. 1864. 5l-2w
HDoRs. COnD'T CosscRIPTs. DIS. or AK.
Wa Arlington, Jan. Is, 1864
General Orl,rs
No L..
L. Enrolling Officers are charged with the eI-
ecutiou of the following extracts Of orders fron
Department and District Headquarters. viz:
.HDQRs- DEPT. TRASs-MIss.
Shreveport, Nov. 2T, 1868
General Orders,
L Fr-ouen. inst tnccs have been -It to
iile knuwiul-a of thc Commanding General Of
leaves of absence and iurioI "a, beln. granted
BY III coordinate commanders
Hereafter no order will BE- recog iiZed sep lraf-
ing an officer or soldier from his command. ex-
cept in cases of sick -'idiers in general h0Spi-
tails uHle-- issued from Department ani District
Headquarters, or with the sanction or District
Comm lndcrs.
Officers and soldiers absent from their com
mlnd-. whose orders do not bear the appro-
val required by this order. will be arrested
and sent 10 their commands. aud the papers
relating to thsir cases forwarded to these Head
qulrtrrs.'
H. When commands are encampsd within
she jurisdiction Of enrolling officers, they are
required to call on the officers thereof. who
will, pursuant to General Orders No 63
headquarters. District Of Arkansas, Deeeraber
10, 1868, arrest and turn over to them s.any
camp-iollo~ers liable TO conscription, and any
deserters or stragglsrs Who may come within
tn elimits Of their commands"
Ill Passports given to citizens snhject %
conscriptOn, by army officers. do NOT author
i1c their release bnt earollir.s n1i err. IN ali
Instances. are required 70 eDn-crios rhem anf
turn th, "a oycr ~ L. Gen. Holmes, comrnat..-
ing District Of Arkansas, TO be disposed OF bv
him As other conscTipts.
" Enrolling officers failing to enforce
these orders rigIdly, will be removed and their
pay Withheld from them.
b. r. DaNLEY,
Com'd't Conscripts Dist of Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
Negroes for Sale.

ABOUT 20 Negroes belonging t. the estate or
n John johnson, deceased, will be sold at
auction at Washington, Ark, on Monday. 18th
February, for Confederate money, BY the IA
dersignsi-
January 13, 1864. 5l-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
HEADQUARTERS TRASs-MIss. DEPT.
Shreveport, Nov. 2lst, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1877.


NV. The officers and men belon ging to ths
5lst Arkansas Infantry. commanded by Col.
T. H. McCray, who may be in this Depart
ment, will report to their proper command east
of The Mississippi river.
by command Of Lieut. Gen +. KrRB, SNIrH.
S. s ANDERSON. A. A. Gen
Col IT, ii. McCRar, 3Ist Ark. Infantry.
In obedience to the above order. the Office.
and men of the 3lst Arkansas Regiment will
rendezvous at or near the Headquarters Of
Gen Price. BY the 25th day Of December next,
and 1t. Col. Jacoway will take command of,
and conduct them to their regiment Should
Gel. Jacoway not be present the senior officer
present will take command Of the officers and
men and conduct them to the regiment.
T H. McCRAY,
49:3w Col. 3lst Ark eg't.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

borrowing easy. Conscription is played out
And the Southern Ccnfederacy sun stanus'
(shorn Of portion Of its territory 'e%ROr 5aSan,
- anJ yvith its government whole and complete.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
DIED.

10 Washington, Nov. 26. 1883. LUCY BuG,
infant daughter of II. I. aud A. VI. Fuller,
aged one month AMI fourteen days.
" wake her not, my babe doth sleep,
She is . blessed angel now;
Her mild blue eyes no longer weep,
Nor suaerings cloud the lilly brow.
A.
On the 21st Of September, 1853 O the banks
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

fT-T The town IS filed with rumors Of recent
victories Of our armies in ViIg mia and Tennes-
se.. They do not yet assame ny reliable as
peeL We hope only. without trusting.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
Confederate Money Wanted.

- ~ - u d Ts
Com'd't Conscripts Dist. of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

On the 2lss Of September. 1853. q the banks
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
WEDNESDAY. IAN. l3. 1864.

zzR- Gen E. McNair has been for some days
at home. on a visit to his family. His reputation
as an able and gallant general (Which was still
more highly exalted on the field of Chckamau-
ga) had preceded him, and rendered Arkansians
proud to greet him once more at home. Amongst
the records of history, we will have no nohler
monuments than the deeds of the 4th Arkansas
regiment, and McNair's brigade. They will not
suffer in comparison with any of the troops from
Vir ginia, South Carolina, or any Of the Eastern
States.
If the General feels any personal annoyance
at these remarks (for he has bad habit of blush
ing) he must consider that it is our duty also 10
uphold the just and well-earned glory Of on
State; and if his name happens TO be connected
with it, he has got to stand it,
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

HDoRs CoND'T CoSscRIPTs. DIS. or ARK.
darlington, Jan. Is, 1864
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Published by request

ASD 1 WILL WIPE JERUSALEM a. A Nan WIPET
wI-TSG II, ASD TURNING II UPSIDE poTS.-II KIz5s
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ECEHv
AND FOR SALE BY
ALDRICH. WALKER Il CO.!
RALEs ENGLISH FANCY PRINTS.
h1 Bales EnR slsss s sn in PT'H wb,te s,ee,;Dg.
Bales Amoskeag denims.
Bales English denims,
'Sss "n ca1 psp hickory shirts.
Gases delsines,
Cases gray eanncl overshirts,
Hickory stripe,
" Black wool hats.
" Salt water soap,
Mems goat sewei Oxford ties.
Mems buff pegged ties.
Cases ground chrome yellow,
Gases English boiled oil,
Kegs white lead,
Kegs nails,
Kegs composition nails from / TO 1 inch,
Copper tacks, assorted.
Copper rivets, assorted.
Iron rivets, assorted.
CdSes Wuotu spaVf -
Planters hoes, No. l and 2, (l brght)
Eagie pIows, No. 70, with extra points,
No.IS, "
Steel plows, No. 81, I"
Improved cultivators, with steel teeth:
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Gases eagle chocolate,
Kegs dried apples,
Cases assorted meats.
Nelson's axe hatchets No. / and 2,
Brass wire sleeves.
h00G Sab a@ss betting e Rs' 3 to 8 inches,
Leather betting 3 to 8 inches
Trace CHAINS,
Halter chains,
TIA kettles,
Farmers boilers Is to IS gallons,
Butcher knives. At to S inch,
Grind stones.
Western locks,
steeI spades, Ground point,)
Steel shovels "
American saddles 2 girths,
Iron Soups,
hay forks 2 and 3 tines,
Blaoksmith's bellows,
Card matches,
Handled axes,
Gun fints,
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Scrub brushes,
Brush scythes,
VI PoeP Resh Knives,
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Spurs
Axe and pick handles;
Brass mounted palms
Reams wrapping ag! paper
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
a SERMON

Preached by Rev. 4. Corwin. Pastor Of the
Fore SfIeeG Cbu.ch. Sabbath evening,
March 2OGh. 1861.
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Post Office Notice.
Notice

Notice
To Masters and COnsignees OF Nesseis
From Foreign Ports.
TUlHE 7 OF ALL VESSELS Ar
II irving from foreign ports, are hereby notified that they
must call at the Post Office and obtain a certificate thar us,
have delivered 70 the Post Master all mails and letters oroushs
by their vessel, except such as are directed to the e
consgnee of the vessel" and this certificate must be proaooe"
to the Collector General before any such vessel can enter
o. KALAKAUA,
iOS-sm Post Master "eneT'I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-27

-
A public reception was given In the
veteran soldiers in Indianapolis ysstsr-
Day.
A dispatch from Bridgeport, Ala.
says that rebel assertions arc unusually
large. =.
Tho last ballot. for Senator in the XIV.
legislature yesterday stood Guthrie 81,
Bill AZ, Burnan 80, Buckner Withdrawn.
A Louisville special says the steamer
Fitz Hugh from Nashville to Cincinnati.
was sunk by Joe on tho 22d at Shiun
Town, total loss. She had on board l93
bales Of cotton for Cincinnati. The ice
gave way at Louisville yesterday, sink.
ing five coal boats aud carrying "a
barges over the falls.
Capt. s. Black, Quartermaster was
sentenced by court martial at Lonis.
vile, to be dismissed from the service.
with loss Of pay aud allowances due him.
to pay fine Of ten thouaud dollars and
imprisoned Tor two years. The charges
were neglect and violation of duty. coz
duct unbecomiug Of an officer, making
false reports &c.
A suit was entered at the Louisville
Circuit Court yesterday against Adams
Express Company, to recover money
seized by John Morgan Al Cave CITY.
The Court decided that guerrillas are
common enimies and Is such q common
carrier is not responsible for goods seiz-
ed BY them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-27

The Doctors practice Il. founded on truth a
seventeen years standing, and differs from 81 9th
ers No trining with human existence. or ssc.
rihcing life BY experiments. Tho Do.tor kn,,s
upon examination the cause OF tie d, ....e. and
the remedy needed to remove it -nc.lv uess;n.
but ~ knowledge analyses tho disease Ana the
medicine none but vegetable substances used
ALI mineral and poisonous medicines disesr,i.d
The Doctor has discovered many remedies "a ~
travels in south America, California and othe,
countries, which he finds Of general utility in The
hsaiing art. II is to b hoped that invalids vho
have tried doctors and advertised medicines n.
til worn out and discouraged, will despair not Of
cure until they have given DR.. VS. medicine
ana magnetic operations . trial. Durin1 his
travels ne has been the instrument. n God's
hands, OF restoring to health and viRor thousand
VINO were on the verge Of the grave, and are now
hv'ng monuments Of his skill and successful ire A.
nent, and ere daily ezclaiming, "Blessed DO the
aay wnen hrst We saw and pert.ok of the Analv-
TIC and Magnetic Doctors treatment" sstisfac.
Tory reference will DO cheerfully given whom re-
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his renntat;sr
and stake his all to make perm nent cnres i III
cases he undertakes. His mode Of exami at;on
is With the Eye, aud by an Analytical Drocess 81
the waste material Of tho b.dJ. lie the,ssoss
asks no questions, Tor requires invalids to or.
plain symptoms, telling the cause and the locs.
tion OF the diess ase with perfect certainty.
80 N. 3, DR. Woodruff absolo telv adv.,,;..
60 nothing but what he has the ability a. NO
form. All forms OF female difficulties aftandsa
with the happiess results. Invalids Who cannot
consult the Doctor In rereop, BY giving . 'state.
lnept OF their case, will be attended to pcomnt.
quired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-27

TKU0TRra aArr

wMa1A4, eaeho 1otA AZ = -. :
c ,. iSsls Willisa Casey. 81 - r.. =: -
svsss. - Sssss e Iowa sssssssi ssss ~.
t,rss .,s..s,. ueeeee certain deei 81
20 county. lowa, described = fcl..s s.s .s-
~. ~. n0rsa-wsst ffsesiosal quarter fi<l !" -
netA.wsst qsaseof U ,of secsioS .,....ssy~
.ovnshiR sigaty-twe (s2,) noesh b 49, ..tl(
~. Alse ths east hali ~ Il TIE rorsH
tve,s..zsI 80 re nofse .sast qosrtss Of seasios
Of Fan o.. ~ e so.nssip :lghsy.t~o (ss, sorth
% lsse: shich said conv.yanoe . rceosssS !. ~
-. - "eagse, q pages 4sl and l0Q 81 ~ A..
ooeos 81 s.sd county Of Clinton. asa 80 49, w g
- - ssia lillian Casey for he pafpcss - .s:
~ o. three ~ Pronissosy ssts, IA
Cassy and Psssiss d. .sssS y ne s.id Villa.
July. 4: ls0l, AID two Of said sasss ~ SH ..
oosdfe1 dollars ($le0) each, ssd N vss. y. ~
mss esy OF Novsmbsr, 1861, and ons IN "a -.
Ior Two nnndrsi and twenty Eve Sq1sl do ~.
~. sDie Novemosr Let, 1862, al q eeid ~.
~. ..o't psvaols at the rate Of ten pss cset
ana no. the said notes tavins become dus "a
PAYABLE And the said William Casey Ana Ps,,;.s
Vessy having failed 20 nv - ~S.
Lodewee1s 8. visls, trustee ~ afo,s
sssao, % hereby give this public nosie.
IN. ~ .'nve o. the power which l. In ne veseeJ
y ssiu sesd OF trust, | will On Friday. ~ Sth
dsy q February, 4. D. 1854, q ths Hou, - Y
ciock 10 the forenoon Of said DAY. q the Co.,,
mouse door, IN the city Of Daveuport. crnces 4 ~
oHeI icr sale, At public auction. The r~s.ss,
o. snd soovs Described or 90 mach thereof e 81 al
~. ssoss.aty % sstisfy and pay the amount Of ~
.oss Win the interest thereon to the dsv ~ ssis
together with all the costs And rnsr.ss :.s..s,"
$50 aae costs Of this notice and trustee'a 49,
Ds'ed me llth day IF January, 4. ID. 1884.
;.,,o ), LODEWLCUS 5. vlELE,
- ."---u4l Trustee.
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Dr.. G. H. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CAROVzC DISEASE

n Uaers the most certain, speedy and easctua.
hEMDIkS N the World for the following com.
plants In their obstinate stages, viz:
D'sa'ss efAe Throat, Lsngs, Heart. Spleen. Liz
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Ear RAeamnsism, Nesralgia, Eta, and
other Nsrvous Derangemesss all
diseases Of he Blood, ScrojaLo.
krysipeIas, Csseer, Fever
sores, Leprosy, Kid
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WAsHIS0T0N, Jan. 20.
lSneciaI to Timoe.1

Especial to Times.l
Prominent Germans from the West
have arrived here, and represent that the
Germans have resolved to put in the
field tor the Presidency . candidate ir-
revocabIy committed 10 the extinction
OF slavery.
The House Committee will to-mor-
rev report bill establishing substan-
italy the post Office order system Of
England.
1t is said that Gen. Anger will 90 to
the field, and Gen. Sickles will be COM
mander of the defences of Washington.
The President to-day restored Gen.
McClernand to his rank and ordered him
to report to Gen. Banks.
lTribuue's Special.I
A continued stream of deserters are
pouring into our lines from the rebel
army. On Sunday 20 came in and TO-
day 80 more.
The Naval Com. of the House are in
favor Of navy yard tor iron clads a,
League Island, Delaware river.
The HeraId's army of the Potomac
dispatch reports thst Gen. Meade, who
has been sick in Philadelphia, is recov.
ering, and will soon resume command
The firing on Saturday last across tbs
Rapidan, was caused by IN attempt Of a
regiment or two to desert. None Of ouI
forces wero out at the time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-27

ST. LOUIS, Jan. &c.
A large portion Of the harbor Vas cleared
OF running ice today. The ferry boats
have resumed their trips.
Gen. Grant arrived in this city today,
aoi proceeded Immediately to the bedside
OF i}s sick son.
Gen. Rosecrsus is expected here to-
morrow.
Il. K. Boyd. young Englishrnan, Who
was arrested at the Planters Ho,me . few
days since By authority from Wa shiueton,
on charge Of being rebel spy, ttemptsd
60 escape from the guard to-day while teine
conducted % the Provost lasshal's O.
= iespsng from the 6fth story Of 10 hetel
cown the ce1tsr winding stair o. 70 ths
ossensae He was taken up ineooei We ed
~ - . very critical eonditiou. bit n
booes vsge heohea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-27

AvAAA@A9 y 0us <Vs
Gen. Rosscau lately reserved informa-
ton that brigade Of rebel cavalry. un.
der Forrest, with battery Of artillery,
we're about to cross the Tennessee river nj
Florence, Ala, for the purpose Of q raid
through Middle Tennessee. He has
made preparations 10 receive them;
STRENGTHENING posts and scouting the
country.
This evening Col. Nisner, Of Colum.
bia, telegraphed that tho enemy has tax
en- Athens, and would moyc on Columbia
this q. m.
The pickets at Columbia were attack
cd BY rebel squad coming from the d
5ection Of Mt. Pleasant.
It IL thought Forrest would move
around Columbia and endeavor to Dc.
stFoy the Nashville and North Wes&er,,
Il. Il. asd obstruct river navigation.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. &c.

WASHINGTON. Jan. &c.
Tho following has been received ut the
War Department:
- FIR. MONROE, Jan. 25.
10 Hon. E.. ~ Stanton:
Brigadier General Graham, by any d.
rection, went With three armed cran sports
and competent force, to the 'enin.
suls, made . landing on the James river
seven miles below Powhattan, know. :, as
tue Brandon Farms, and captured % of the
enemy. Of the Sigual Corps, and broug. It
away W negroes. They also destroye.
S4,OOO pounds Of pork and large quantities
o. oats and corn, and captured sloop and
echooner aud $40 boxes Of tobacco and 1--WE
Jews, preparing to run tbs blockade, and
returned without the loss Of . man.
B. F. BUrLER,
Major General Comm andine.
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Important Cure Of ConsunDfion,

The Rev. A. G. Hrns, Of indianapolis. Ind.
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emily cured OF Consumption BY DE- Wo0pHrrs
lam most happy in subscribing my name amopa
tho friends OF DR. Woodruff, to whom I .c.
knowledge grsatful remembrance for his pro.
fessional duties IN myself. had been sflictsd
with Consumption for tho lass three years. and
Tor over year had NOT been able 70 walk ahont
had exhausted oil the skill Of the best rh,.;'
cians Tar and and near, and Of late Il began -
assume very serious sspect, and the last ~ 81
hope had almost expired, when heard Of the NJ,
gieas success. applied - him. under whose treat
nent the cure was perfect 10 six weeks. 20 no
Presumed my occupation in the pulpit All -.
ces Of the disease disappeared. / have been wi
end strong ever since. Il il nov over 80 80.
since the cure was effected, and still nv svster,
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