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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-07
Ben. Wood.


The Congressional editor Of tho New
York News refuses to be placated. Tie
will net have any thing to do with the
"War Democracy" even when they ap-
pear in very mild form. He has a
free war with the New York Express,
and bolabOrs the Hon. James Brook s
for asserting the death of slavery. Be.
ing accused of persistence in a policy
that disturbs the party, Mr.. HoOd says,
in his paper oftbe I'd:
owe "Petsist" in advocating com.
plete and eternal breach between, the
Peace men and that shifting, shutting,
hermaPhrOdite ofa faction called War
Democracy, which at last has identified
itself With AbOlitionism. We persist
in sxhOrt!ng the Peace party to "entot
the Presidential campaign upon the
plain, uneduivoeal Peace issue" and We
continue to allego that any connection
with the War smocraey in their Abo-
li'ion gsrL will be disgraceful and iuju.
riouS to the Peace party, and detrimon-
tai to the intsreste Of the pure Dem oe
raey, and utterly in violation Of its prin
ciples."
Ben. proceeds to accuse Brooks Of
being purchased, and concludes def
ant article in thoos terms:
"If there is nny thing that wo should
detest more than to be in league with
the Administration in their fratrieidal
schemes, it would be an alliance with
those time-serving journals that call
themselves "War Democratic" and that
now are in open league With Abolition
ism" ...
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The individual who "waits and watch.
es over the border" has written very
bold letter to the publishers Of the Day.
ton Empire, in favoE Of mob law. He
speaks "advisedly" and "plainly," he
says. no doubt he would like to see
civil war in Ohio; but he would be very
careful to "wait and watch over the Dor.
der" He does not propose to come
over and help get up mob: that would
not be like him. While so careful Of
his own body as rot to risk it, he had
better be more modest in his advice to
others. He beloved like calf when
he was arrested. He would below like
calf now if his person were in danger
.-TCin. Gas. a
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ParsOn Brownlow, in his Knoxville
Whig and Rebel Yentilst6r, say, Of the
Tennessee ariStocracy: "Thtoush the
mercy Of God. the 6Fmness Of Mr.. lin.
coin, and the madncSs of the Southern
Confsderacy wO are all about to end a
common level, wherO We can 1T least
boast that the Lord is the maker ofus
all. lie has Aot heretofore Esen the ma
ker of US all, but the times are chang.
ing! 1t will require lamps and gas.
lights in the daytime to find the aristOc.
racy of this town." .... .....-
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b One Of the officers from the Libby
Prison presented GOA. Spinner, United
States Treasurer, with S5 notei manu-.
factured by the officers, in imitation Of
greOnbaOks, SO well executed that even
Spinner was ct first. deceived. 1t was
dOnsl with a pen. Its manufasture was
resortsd to by the officers to obtain the
nscossaries of life. sl7O was sxohang-
ed for rebel currency at tho rate of l..
500 per cent. .asra4ogaa o-..
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Gbr 8oHle Gjrtte.

4
We once saw young man brav,el,,
turning up his glass: be was a true
hearted, glorious fellow, and was he al,
sowing his wild eats. We aferward.
saw a policeman hauling miserable
drunkard from gutter to the station
house. The wild oats we're being har-
vested.
An Irishman who was rsprievsd, as he
stated, the night before his execution
and wished to get rsd of his wife, wrote
10 her as follows: , -....
81 was hanged yesterday, and died
like hero. Do as did, and bear it
like a man." ,i-.
NEVER be cast down by triass. tfs
spider breaks his thread twenty times,
twenty times will he mend it again.
Make up your mind to do thing, and
you will dc it. Fear not, if troubles
come upon yOu; keep up your spirits;
though the day be dark ono,
Oh, grief thou.art ciasssd am ongst tho
depressing passions. And true it is,
that thou hanbleSt to the dust. but
also thou exaltsst to the clouds. Thou
shaksst as with ague, but also thou
iStsadiest like frost, Thou h0aIsst its
infrnities.-[De Quincy. 90 sa
A Yankee made a bet with Dutch
man that he could swallow him. The
Dut'hman laid down apSa the table,
and the Yankee, taking his big toe in
his mouth, nipped it severely.
"Oh, you are biting mSl' roarsd tie
DutehmaR. 10 .'o'''
"Why,yOu old fool, said the Yankee,
did you think I wa. wa, gooing, to swallow
yVu ""SiP4r IA lrr.:f,.it..-. ..- ,.
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SCARCITY OF SEAMEN.-Eighteen or
twenty naval vessels, ready for sea, are
detained for the want of seansn. The
recent act of Congress-, autAOrisiug the
enlistment of sailors from the army and
navy to the number Of 10000, will, it
is thought, supply as many as are at
present needed. As large bounties in
duce sailors to enter the army, 50 ia
this ease the prospect Of prize money
will, doubtless, inausnce them to enter
the more, to thess, appropriate branch Of
the public servids. ls1. g s.
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The VaIlan1ipharn Enncl

The sum Of one hundred and sizteer
dollars has been sent to the Commi lite,
at Columbus, by the ladies of Sciotc
county for the support of the exile
[ Portsmouth Times.
Yes, and while the ladies Of Sciotc
county are raising funds to send to the
eziled traitor, the wives of Union sol.
diers in Portsmouth arc suffering fOr
the; necesSariss of life, and the negroes
of Jackson county are raising funds for
them and sending them coal. And ysl
some COpperhoads have the audacity to
claim that they are as good as negroes
# Jackson Standard.
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The New Yerk Tribune has the fol.
lowing on the thgeAtehOd 0omersault Of
the Democracy on the slavery ques.
tion!
"Ths real truth We believe to be that
should slavery fall, the Democrats gen.
orally mean to bury it hastily and pro
test that they never had more than Q
speaking acquaiatanco with it; but lei
Ia, by any means, renew itS vitality and
power, and they will be as devoted to il
as they ever were"
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LIEUT.. MARcH's ANSWER.

MADAM In accepting this magnih.
cent present, allow me to thank you
and thrO' you the noble hearts who have
thus highly honored me.
l assure you, madam, that Il shall
always be my highest ambition to de.
serve the confidence Of those you repre-
sent; and to bear honOrably, while in
the service Of rsy country, this Jeapti.
Jat ,SSoord, which have the additional
honor of receiving at the hands of SO
devoted friend of the soldier
ALLOW me, madam, again, to tender
you, and through you to the donor, of
this handsome sword, my hoartfsl It
thanks.
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At the prose ntatiOh of a pistol to a :.
Connecticut corporal, the orator spostre-
phiEed as follows "Corporal-My
heart is full. These times try the souls
of as all, as we'll as our pockets. Ny
words must bs few aud to the purpose
Take this weapon and go in. Say You
will. Resolve that it is a big thing aud.
you can see it. Shoot at It. .smite
them hip and thigh, and pay no regard
to camphsne or brickbats. But beware
Of old Bourbon. Do your duty, John.
Keep out of drafts. Don't 90 Of haif.
cock, and keep your pistol pointed ifOn
YOU" .-...- I.7sfrs-. p r,
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bG- Mr.. Bond, the Democratic can.
didate for Lieutenant Governor of Con.
necticut, asked the convention which
nominated him, which was the greater
traitor, JEFF Davis or Abraham Lincoln
The convention applauded the Inquiry
Mr.. VIM, W. Eaton, the President OIL
the convention, said that he wished thai
every soldier would eeme. home to vote
and then stqy at home. These are tbs
kind of psp who said at the beginning
of the war that they and their friends
Weuld prevent Massachusetts, troops
ftOm crossing the State Of Connecticut
Evidently their sentiments have not i'm
proved siy siaoe that time. COnnooti
cut can. have but one use for such men
on election dny-that is to vote them
dOwn.-[PrOvidenco Journal.
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4Otttp.
For the News.
TO MY LITTLE BROTHER. oHARTIv
= .As' OI AhL9 4
BERNARD, 8 YEARS OLD.


Charlie, little brother dear,
Hew ia love yonr voice to hear,
Ringing sweeily, strong and clear,
And to- your eyes SO bright,
Shining like the stars Of night.
Clara too, with all the others.
Mother, Father, sistes 8, Broihsts,
wouldn't we have good times together,
Asking questions Of one another,
Taking politics, iear, and iceaAerf
Iwould tell all that have seen,
Nhat have done, where have been,
How many Battles came near being IN,
Hsw Soldiers live, what they get to eat,
ANA when the Reb' are too thick) how We re.
treat.
Now many miles have marched In day,
How many creeks had to wade on the yav,
How many nights have slept un the ground,
with mary" tent up aud no houses around
Win the rain all around us, aud more coming do,vr
But for the present must remain
Just as am,-again, aHd again,
VIII march over hills, thrsugh mud and rain,
'Tillthe rebels submit to the Ceuntry's demand.
Aad Peace shall prevail DER our once happy land
While : An h9lpipg the Rebs, to o'srcome,
Roaming through Dixie, far. far from home,
think all should write, and write very often,
To help me along, the rough path to soften.
Bach one should write, each letter is welcome,
Yours, .. TASDYAYRES,
Headquarters ssth o. " l., Ringold Georgia, Nsrot
eth, 1864 FL" L.'t
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The King Of Bavaria died at Muniot1
on'the forenoon Of.ths 18th of Me .fch
foa the attack Of srySipelqs rspo essa b,
previous steamers, He is suo'.ssdsd By
his eldest son, aged ninst'e.n, who wal
formally proclaimed Ki.ag, under tn,
title of King Ludwi. & the sSeohd and
had taken the constitutional oath before
the Council Of s.eato. eT'ss OF
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al don't know what you rosas BY not
being an Irishman,'' sail = geptlsnaA
who was hiring boy, ''Whon you say
you were bern in Ir SlAndt' '@''E4u%
"och, yer hsAOr, ifthat's all, said
tho boy, "smA'l blame TO that Suppose
your cat -faI to have Kittens IN the
oven, wOnld they be loaSes ofbrtaa, DO
you thi okan '1I.aI r-sTsnu0 az 5bc gI
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The Clan Grant.

The Scottish American Journal, an
able and interesting weekly, in the mum
Der for this week gives gonealogicaa
sketch of the clans of the Grants in
Scotland, and says that the namo o.
Grant is lustrouS in the military annal.
of Great Britain. According to Scot
tish tradition the origin of the Gran
clan dates baek to the early part of the
18th century, and its leaders have al
ways been noted fer their bravery and
dezterity in feats Of arms, Our new
Lieutenant General comes of this fight.
ing stock, inheriting its military capac.
ity as we'll as its steady purpose and in
wavering fidelity.
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The Danish question andisS fahily
effects upon England are thus PdBElcIyJ
statSdsbya the London Times. 9~Hsr
Observation-Disclosures and her dalgh-l
ter'Slfather-iprlav, have occupied with
their forces two provinces Olaimedu byd
the fatAsr-n-laW Of the ReiRee af
Wales" 1og4ss,lia.r a. "a o.
fAsia[J an
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.
cNhy A PRINTER!-"He is only {
printer" was the sneOring remark ,Oi
leader in society. He was only a
printer! Well, what was the Earl oI
Stanhopc? He was only a printsr!--
What is Prince William Frederick, who
married the Princess Royal of England;
He, too, was a printsrl Who was Will
liam Caxton, one of the fathers of liter.
ature2 He was only printerI What
is Chps. Dickens, NJ. Theirs, Douglas
Jsrrold, Bayard Taylor, Gee. ?. Morris
j. Gales, N. P, Willis and Senators Dix,
Cameron, Niles, Biglsr uud King2--
They, too, were printers! What was
Benjamin franklin Only a printerl
Everybody cant be a printer-RRAINs
are necessary EEK,
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Partition Notice.

James ". RsOdy and Rachel ROsdy | n. ......-.-...
y Partition.
Levi MoIer, Isaiah iuble, and Wss-
ley Ruble.
II sEVI MOLER, of Highland County, Ohio, Isaiah
IA Ruble, OF Pike County, Illinois, and Wesley
Ruble, whose residence is unknown, will take notice
that petition filed against them on the lith day
Of March, d. 1864, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and fdr tho County Of Highland Ohio, by tapss
w. Reedy and Rachel Reedy, his vile, and is now pend
lug, wherein said James W. Reedy, aud Rachel Reey,
bis wife, demand partition Of the hereinafter described
real estate and that At the June term of said Court A.
D., 1854, the said James w. Reedy and Rachel Reedy,
his wife, win appytoF an order that partition may be
made Of said premisea .' .+ +'t.1
The said real estate is the following, to.wit: -
A tract Of land situate ia the County Of Highland
and State Of Ohio on the north fork Of Whteoak creek
part or Abraham Buurds survey, No. 1865 and bound
cd and described as follows, to-wit; r.ta-. g.. .,I
Beginning at two white walnuts andi watsr
standing on the south side 80 "'' .' -'' Ueech,
west corfler Ito Hniteoak creekt hoftlf
,aIsIO Il -, lewis Cofman's tract thence with his
llY sQuih degrees AS minutes, east two hundred and
iorty-hte pO6s black gum in the original line ot
said survey No. 1865; thence with said line isath 81
degrees 80 minutes west forty poles and nine links to
maple In said lipe thepcelnpfN fyegFeeaf west two
hundred aud thirteen poles the centre of Said creek
where beech Is marked On the south banh thence with
the eanders Of said creek north 80 thirty,
three aud oPe half poles north degrees, west twelve
poles north so degrees east 20 poles to the beginning
containing sixty acres, more or lSssG y ,.tlf'f
-....,, rr-f .-A JAMES W., REEDY aud
BY ]. SLOANE, their Attofnsy "e't m ''A 20.
HillsbsrQ, o., March II, l764, ,a. [mafl7wf
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CORE ron SCANDAL. Mr. JsisS @! 2
PAilips, Of Champaign Oeupty, went BE-.
fore Probate Judge A. r, Vance and !
made solemn oath that be, did not ySts
for Vsllandigham. The ti~si1 pot dis;
tant that thousands of people , Will ,Ybhl
they could purge themselves Of the foul
offence Ia so summarys way. lSs' snI
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CAVALRY SONG.
BIT GEORGE n. BOXER,

BIT GEORGE n. BOXER.
#. ~ &c.. .t -.
Draw your girths tight, boys
This morning We ride
Viz God aud tie right boys,
To sanction eur side,
Whore the balls pattor,
Where the shot shatter, .
,-. Where the shells scatter
Red death far and wide
Pause not to think, boys,
OF naidens In tears:
Only this drink, boys, ..-.
Let'stcss to our dears;
Then for the battle, .. -r
The mad-charging battle, .
The cannon's fierce rattle,
The yictors' wild cheersl 80
Look to your orRs5 boys,
Your friends tried and true
How the blood warns, boysl
The foe is in yewi ...a r.- q --,,
Forward! break overl
Ride through them ride over
Theml baptize the clover r-
With blood as with dew.
-[United States Service Magazine.
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tser enlistments was.

10 show the actual gaiu of the army.
the 100000 re. enlisted veterans must bs
deducted, as we'll as the killed, wound.
ed, prisoners and disabled during the
year, said to amount to l25. 900, which
would leave the army 3O6,OOO larger
0oW than it was January /, 1863.
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An ingenious person has discovered
that the three most forcibls letters lin
our alphabet are N RG that the tive
which contain nothing are NJ T.; that
four express great sOrpulsnce, o B G T ;
that two are in a decline, D X that
four indicate exalted state, XII N @
and three excite eur tears, yet, when
pronounced together, are necessary "a i
good understanding, L EIa3 '.,
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Strength of The Union Army.

The ProvOstM arshal, Generals ofice
furnishes q fnll statement Of the access
siOns made to the army by the rc.enlis'-
msnt Of veterans, volunteer recruiting,
and drafting, from JANUARY / 1863, to
February 20, 1864. The public will be
highly gFatihOd to learn that our forces
have never at any period been moro for
midable as to nsmbors than they are
now, and that, in the opinion Of the Sec
rotary Of War, the spring campaign will
open with d larger army than has been
in the field in any former year.
1t seems that the number of yolup.
taer nnIistmonks 80 .'TT
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.NootF',s department. It'll /
Misoellansous EniEma.

T" y lHWFEIVvttEFEIOt7t N1EIIBI11W'
lam composed Of25 letters,
My4ne IS.9ls2 iaSHI .r.7r1 -
traitor. - IS. the name OF
I AN ~ i z5 is a poam.
MY 10 90 sPi1 SS1 26'isa unisn ofpersons. b.
nhHys ss 10 iseFftas sysry mu'hin demand at pres
! Ny l3 10 is kind offood. ~ ..!,f.. ,.
NY whole is the Of society which is disgrace
to our country. ,.-ss...rf z D. SALLlE;
Feb II 1864.
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"WhAtiS il that sticks closer than a
brother, said Sunday School teacher
to cneiosf his class. "a post eligO
stAnP-,by gaasi@ said the young insnr-
lr'G'Die' '19I ch C-a sIa, wsl
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earns, the man WHO murdered a sol.
dier named PrathOr, home on saarIorugb
at Fontanolle, Iowa, Las been executed
by l2 soldier: of the 18th Iowa Infant
rE They quietly entered tho town, en-,
tered the jail where earns was confined
took him three miles to some woods
and hung him. The rope not acting
properly, they shot him through tbs
head and breast. The murdered man
belonged to their regiment.
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IFOr the News

ss8Ttloa bstisig tGag IFor the News
a.4. rr. Charade.
Ny drstis what all peopls do, '-H' e'.
d'iW When they get Out Of fbtsathi Gh oTod' 9Ht
o. MY second often pringsito view. ~
liquid road to DEATH
Ny sShos>-as lfbs magic rSd+- niTsoq gUoec
BecomsSR Rn attribute ofGod. KATE,
BrOoklyn, N. Y. March 26th, 1894.
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PETITION TO CORRECT RECORD OF WILL
Joel L. Franklin, Maria W.
SparguF, late Maria w. pt.i dr.
FraukliI, and John w. 'N'n'i'S
Spargur, her husband.
Nelson Franklin, Cyrus NJ
Franklin, Edward Burnett,
Franklin, Mary Jarnagin,
(wite of Eli Jarnagin) Mar
Keen 'fer bns5aDd %SS D5"'s1 Mary Defendants.
A. Garrett, widow of Eli
jah Garrett, deceased, } Jno
N. Franklin, and the un-
known heirs Of Thomas
franklin, deceased.
THNHEsaid Cyrus H. Fraakiip whose residence is un
n known, and the said Mary A. Garrett, (wdow of
Elijah Garrett deceased who resfos in tho State of Ii-
nOs, and the said JohnN Franklin, who resides In the
State of Missouri and the heirs of Thomas Franklin
deceased. Cwhose naes unkpo%nl who reside In the
State of Illinois, aud the said Mary JarpagiB, (wie of
EJarnagin who resides in the State Of Indiana are
hereby notified that together with the other defend
ants above named and also the pants Joel T.. Frank
lin and Maria W. spargnr are devisees nemed in the
last will and testament of Anthony Franklin late Of
Highland County Ohio deceased; that the said Antho-
ny Franklin, deceased, made, executed and published
bis said last will on the 18th day Of December A. d.
1885, and that on The Sd day efMay A. d. 1889 the said
last will and testament duly probated and admitted
to record in the Probate Court of said County of High.
land and that in the record entry Of said last will aud
testament, the of the said Joel L. Franklin and
the aria W. Spargur omitted They are there.
fore hereby further notified that IS pend
ing in said Court the prayer Of Which, s that the Rec
ord Of tho said last will and testament may be
to correspond with the original will ofthS said estator
tonsrs by their attorney, will on the ftb day OF NAV
A. D. 1894, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon; Tor as soop
thereatte@ as counsel can be heard said Court 10
insert BY ntsrIenaton In the proper place In said rec
ord, the names Of Joel L. Franklin, and Maria W. Spar
CUR. '7'T
.'''' ..' ." JOEL L. FRANKLIN, g O.
.." tB rfH...- MARIA w. .sPARGUR, and
JOHN w. sPARGUR,
Fer husband, Petitioners.
f,v p.tge .r
Hilsboro, Highland County Ohio, MRreh22, 1864. I'd
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LagOnda PI0WS.

VNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST CAST STEEL PLow
mario SLACK KiBLER.
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Answtr 10 Eaigna Id last week papef kIsn r. onn
nipghGu ,~,ro Chprades; llt ThsSs(e 2ad Mart
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Never sheathed til nobls men,
CLASP with Joy each others hand,
with one heart and voice rang out,
One long, loud, triumphal shout.
NQOd hnth snKad nnr nnilvn lnnh ~
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Notice.

IN the Probate Court ofHghand County State of Ohio
PETITION TO CORRECT RECORD OF WILL.
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80 W. p yILavll 80
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Accept tho sword them may II be,
Shield 70 country, home, aud thee;
In the fearful storm Of bRttls,
'Aidst the dread sFtillery's rattle, rr
Nay IL brightly fash on high,
IpfHlountTy RnS for lilbsrt5 ! .r. u
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"p rra...r MARIA w. sPARGUR, and
.f JOHN w. sPARGUR,
Fer husband, Petitioners.
JoHN NJ. DoRaAN, Attorney for Petitioners. ~ ~
Hillsboro, Highland County Ohio, Mareh22, 1864.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-08

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