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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
PRoPoSALSFoR LOAN.
U.S.7-SOLOAN

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice ihs, sub
serip;ous will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable ihr,e years from Aug l5th 1854 with SEMI
nua interest at tie Of per
cent per annum-prpeIPa snd interest both TO be paid
in lawful money
These notes viii be convertible At the option q the
holder at maturity. Into SIX per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not less than eve more than twenty years
from their date, as the Government may elect They
will be issued in denominations Of any, one hundred
five hundred thousand, and Eve thousand dollars
and all subscriptions be for ty dollars or some
multiple Of nfty dollars.
The notes VIII be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges soon after the receipt q the
original Certificates q Deposit they be prepared
As the notes draw interes, from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay The
interest accrued from date OF note date Of deposit
Parties depOsiiins twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes any time will allowed
commission Of one-qusrter Of one per cent, which
will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the
eept Of bill for the amount certified to by the Officer
with whom the deposit made. No deductions for
commissions must be made from the deposits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
From the Harrisburg Patriot and Union
GEN. Geo W. Cas-. of Penusy lvauia
for Vice.PrcStdent.

The Democracy who adhere to the Constitu
ton beg leave here TO present the name of Geo
W Cass, of our own great and powerful Com
monwealth. for Vice President of the United
States The National Convention which is soon
10 assemble at Chicago. will be looked to by
the people As u body equal in importance to the
patriots who assembled 20 form the Declaration
of Independence They will have duty to
perform almost a. important TO tile country as
the immortal band who proclaimed the people
free snd independent The better way 70 DO
this III be 60 bring out the best men OF the
country. men fresh from the ranks OF the people
themse.ve s-not your stale political hacks who
would be drag on the party OF progress What
the masses desire are true patriots: men who love
the Constitution. and will adhere 20 it in all its
purity; men who will guard the honor and fame
of our common inheritance
Then. with your permission |. in common
with Others, wOr1 Ike 10 see nominated, with
Gen Mcclellan. our own sterling Democratic
friend George W. Cas- Pennsylvania and New
JERSEY Will come booming into line With a united
voice that will speak terror TO evil-tOers Gen.
Cas- i the nephew Of that distinguished patriot
Lewis Cas-. name well aud iayOrably known
throughout the land
The satiec; OF this notice was born in our
sister State. Ohio. and is now in the prime OF
life. being about fifty years of age. strong 10
body. strong IN mind. and strong with the people
for he i emphatically man of the people The
General j. an accomplished gentleman in every
relation Of life possesses well stored mind. and
j. ripe scholar. msturei under the teachings Of
masters Of better days. and indeed better times
The elevation of man Of such noble qualities.
true and lofty patriotism, would be an honor to
the public councils, where once presided the
great aid powerful minds of the nation We
must bring the country back TO the palmy DAYS
when TO be known an American citizens was
passport ell over the world Alasl we have
fallen on evil times. with evil men in power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27

The Albany, n. Y. Statesman. Republican
paper. thinks il Mr.. LINCOLN continues on the
track. he will certainly be defeated /, says:
There IL only one way lett To prevent the
Democrats from eiec;ing the next President and
that Is TO have President Lincoln decline the
nominsti ton. his successor 10 be either Generals
Grant, Sherman. Butler or Hancock Such a
nomination would unite party Nothing else
ever will Divided as the party Low i. between
the friends of Lincoln. FTemout. Chase. Seward
and " eed. the party can not avoid most hunil
istng defeat in November. The catastrophe
can yet be averted. bu; only BY the eeclension Of
Mr. Lincoln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
Total ..........................slo SOC %


Each certificate will be sold separately and in the
der above given, but in viii ether Of said
tfcate be struck OF and sold BY for less than seveu
tyve per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates
purchase will be by me executed and deliveries the
purchasers, which, under and by the Of the de-
will entiile the purchasers TO have the said GER
thcsies Of stock purchased regularly transferred
the laws Of the State OF Indiana provided and
tifcates issued IS IN Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid to by the purchasers TO be and re-
main the order and control Of the Court until
shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made by the officers u the State OF Indana-hus
the interest OF purchasers carefully guarded Each
OF the above certificates offered for sale draw
from the first day Of January, A. 1854 but inter-
est prior 10 that date DAVID G. R0SE,
L. 8, Marshal
August asts, 1884 suge6- s'in sepis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27

The Republican press of the city stated that
Mr- Nsllandgham passed through here on his
way 10 Chicago, in company with Hon. Fernando
Wood, aud lad consultation with the Demo
Gratis in this city Mr.. V did not visit this city
but lie and NJ. Wood passed through For,
Wayne on Thursday. where the, received an i'm
psomptu demonstration from the citizens Of ths,
civ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
The "Aiabama" sword.
[Prom the Lonion lndex.l

Prom The LONDON Index.
The manufacture of the sword, which is to be
presented to Capt Semmes for defending the
honor OF his flag so goriously in the action off
Cherbourg, has been ntrusted TO the well known
firm Of Ellington & Co., of Regent street. The
design is very superb one, the scabbard being
GOLD. ornamented with the national emblems OF
England aud the Coniederacy in oxidized silver.
enameed aud jeweled Surmounting a shield
are the flags OF the two countries, with the words
Peace aud Friendship" on the diverse side,
Aide tot, ie ciel taidera." We understand that
the list of subscribers is very large one. and
includes Peers, Members of Parliament, officers
of the army. navy, ana volunteers, and civilians
of every class.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
A Loyal" Ballot.

Considerable amusement has been caused in
the city aud vicinity of Detroit, by the circula-
ton within the last few days of printed ballot
of which the following is a copy:
For President.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For Wee President
ANDREW JOHNSON.
L., who deposit this ballot, hereby pledge
myself, in case it shall be successful, to enlist in
the army for three years or during the war.
(Sgned)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

lTIs A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher rate
savings bank which pays its depositors In o. s Notes
considers that 1t is paying in the best circulating
dium of the country, andsit cannot pay in anything
better for its own assets are either in Government Sc
cures in notes bonds payable i'm Government pa
per.
1t is equally convenient a temporary permanent
investment The notes always be sold for within a
the best security with banks coaiersls for dis
counts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
WAN T e p.
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshals Sale.
DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE OF CERTIFIED COPY OF DECREE
ID and yendilioni exponas TO issued and directed
by the Clerk Of the United for the Dis
trict Of Indiana WILL the 10th day Of September le64
al the Office OF the Treasurer Of the State in the City OF
Indianapolis betweeh the hours Of 10 O'Clock A M and
O'Clock p NJ Of said day, expose to SALE at public
cry, to the highest bidder for cash in hand slO9O Of
Indiana five per State Stocks the number Of the
certificates Of which AID the respective thereof
Is follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
RATIFICATION MELTING

\ grand ratification meeting will be held on
the evening of the nominations, under the au-
spices Of the Democratic Inyincible Club Of Chi.
cago. There will be grand procession aud
magnificent display OF fireworks, and the citizens
will be called upon TO illuminate their houses
The most distinguished Democrats of the nation
will address the people. and open the campaign
in the Democratic city of the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
sE-t will be seen, from an article which '

H-It vii be seen, rom an article which Ne
publish to day from a Contemporary. that the
uane ef GroRoE W Cas-, Of Petersburg. Penn
sylvsnia. IL suggested az candidate for the Vice
Presidency 10 connection with the nomination at
Chicago. Gen. Cas- is gentleman Of high
ability. integrity and admirable business qualf
cations His nomination for the Vice Presi
deney would give strength to the ticket, and We
needjust such men as be TO guide the ship Of
Stale in the present troubIous condition Of the
country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
GAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTERS,

In fact every d>oscy and substantial the markets AZ
home or abroad furnish may AZ all tines be ordered
his tables served In the most superior style
His aim i 70 keep trst class house which gentlemen
can visit with satisfaction.
He Is thankful Cor the liberal patronage hitherto BE-
slowed upon him and viii % NJ. bet 20 merit
tnuance Of the same. HEZkklAH.
augis-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years this privilege of conversion is worth
about three per cent per snnum, for the
for $40 Bonds is not less than mine PEI, cent premium
and before the the premium six per cent. U. 8
Stocks over twenty per cent II will be that
the actual profit this loan, the pre- market rate
Is M, lass IN an ten ner cont nor apnu,o
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

InE SITUATION on THE neutrality-suspicious.
OF sHERIDAN's DEFEAr-THE TWO GREAT VAL
LEYs SOUTH or THE POTOMAC THEIR INPoR-
ATEs IN FULL POSSESSION or BoTH-CoNsE
QUENCE OF THIS FAor-cRlrlcAL ASPECT or rHE
SITUATION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Treasurers Statement, July, 1864

STATEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
- bursements of the Treasury of the State Of Indiana
for the month of July, ls6i, 10 wit:
RECEIPTS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
RESTAURANT.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
Hezekiah'S Restaurant,
no. 10 North Illinois Street.

ME undersigned w0uid respectfully inform bis friends
and the public generally that he has recently etted
up his Saloon. Ne. l3 North Illinois street trite
Bates House IN thu most els rant manner
lie has supplied the bar with the chocesf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-27
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

He has entirely modelled The Res aurant ana h.sins
engaged tk- most competent Cocks and the most coas
GUS Of waters can confidently invite all 10 visit assures
that they will De wei pleased.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
A Kentucky Conservative Hires an
Irish Substitute for His Negro.

An incident worth narrating recently
occurred In Boone County, Kentucky. A
wealthy planter, the owner OF valuable
"chnttles," and well known as a rebel
conservative, who intends to vote for
Mcclellan and Pcndloton, had fat mus.
cuor negro, who was couscripted. His
owner determined to provide substitute
Tor him, mounted his horse, aud rode into
Cuving,on, and for $3.50 engaged an
/ lrishman to go as a substitute, but with-
out informing him for whom. Taken to
the Provost Marshal's of'ico, sworn in,
provided with n Uniform and paid off, the
Irishman then, for the fret time, nsccr-
taincd whom ii was be was to represent
in the army. 1t is said his wrath and
profanity exceeded all bounds, but il was
too late to buck out, aud he was sent to
quarters. The Kentucky conservatives
who oppose tho conscription of negroes
on this side of the Ohio, who object to
the negroes, evidently vuluo a negro
higher than nn lrshman. Rather than
see negro free they would drive the
whole Irish population into "saughter-
pens. - Gin. Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Ohio in the War.

The central State of Ohio has won a
singular distinction in this war, in the
number OF eWinent generals is has furn.
ishcd to the country. Grant, Sherman,
Rosecrons, Mitchell. Sheridan, McPhor-
ron, Gilmore, Wcitscl, Goldon, Granger,
the McCuoks, Garfield, Schonck, Crook
liazen, Stanley, sill, Stcedmun, Kilby
Smith, and Lyle, who was killed at
Chickamuugn, are the names which oc-
cur to us us we write. There are proba.
bly, others, whom we do not call to mind,
In this list are the leaders of our armies,
aud many OF the bravest aud most skillful
of our generals Besides these, Ohio
gave Us Stanton and Chase Rmong states.
men.
But on tho other hand Vallandghum,
lPendlcton, pugh, Cox, Long, and Don
| CoIlos Buell. are also from Ohio; anC
General Mcclellan, too, stands on thu
army list as from Ohio. Indeed his
house IN Cincinnati is but stone,
throw from that Of his colleague anI
Vdllandgham's "own familiar friend, ;
pcndlcton.-[ n. Y. Post.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
ACoMPLETR PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE
TIMES.
.HARPHR'S WEEKLY.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critieel Notices Of The Pres.

Its fresh leaves, its clear type, its sn,sTtAiuiug
N,neiy,lh severe but juN criticisms upon the foies
Of the times, its elegantly written and insruetive
ah,elss, aud Its able correspondents, all combine 10
make ~ the msdsl aesipaper Of our county, and
one that every family must prime, Its condensed
weekly summary OF FoREioS AND DoaHsrIc isrEL-
LGEScE is altogether superior to that contained n
eny other journal. beiag Published, too, IN form
Tor preseUston and binding, if taken care Of a. IL
deserves TO be, II will be found In future yssr,
welcome eompanion for the family and frsside as
the day on which It was frat Perussa.--Nsw YORK
Evsning Post.
We woah not 80 often call attention to HARPsa's
WEENiY IL we we're not well satisfied that u is the
best Family Paper publis she'd in the United States,
and for that reason, and that alone, desire TO see
Il undermine aud root a certain kiad Of htsra.
taTe too prevalent, which blants the morals Of its
readers, viuAss their tae for ssasible reading, and
10 already bad in its efleeIs--New London AdvsFli.
ser,
Nhsrever we go-in rail.eau and ueambosts -
We hnd u seized with saleTness, because OF It's spit.
tied sketches OF passing events. We all like 10 look
At the faces Of have real Of sad at ships and
forts that have figured in the Lloody scenes Of war
of AL such msn aad places, and svsn,s, thi. paper
femithss the best illustIations. Our fatLTs hlton
ans vi eaIieh them,shs 81 out OF Il sRPsRI WEsKLr
long asf writsts, sad pain'srs sha pabh sheis are
asd,o las..-Nsw YerA Evangelist
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Pnrtrait nfLinooln,

Senator JoHs SHERMAN Of Ohio maoe
ono Of his magnetic speeches ~ osnous-
h, ias, week. TO a vast audience that IN
ciined 40 every word Of his oratory. In
tho midst Of his powerful augmentation,
ho ,brow ofi personal sketch oil ABRA'
u.m LINCOLN, which will be recognized
everywhere as life like.
al know Old Abe, and tell you there
il not at this hour more patriotic, or n
truer man living than that nun Abraham
Lincoln. Some say he is imbecilej but
he not only held his own In his debates
with Douglas, whose power Is admitted,
and whom | considered the ablest intel
I lee, In the United States Senate, but got
little tho better OF him. lie has been
deliberate aud slow, but when he puts his
foot down, il s with the determination
! and certainty with which our generals
take their steps, and like them, when he
takes a city, he never givoH y up. rms
firm old man is noble and hndhenrtedi
he Is n child Of the people. 90 to hun
with history OF voc, aud he will weep
like child. This man, so Condemned
works more hours than any other Pres
dent that ever occupied the chair. Hi
soicitude for the public welfare is neyc
coosing. differed from him ut first NV
self, but at last iclt and believed th at h'
was right, and shall vote for this brave
true, patriotic, kind heated man. All hl
faults and mistakes you have seen. Al
his virtues YOU never can know ~
patience 10 labor is wonderful. IL
r works far harder than any man IN Fri
!, county. At the head OF this great nation
. look ut il; he has all the bills TO sign pas
, sed by Congress. No one can be al
, pointed to any Office without his apprc
, val; no one can be punished without tb
.. judgement receives his signature, an
, no one pardoned without his hand. TIL
man, always right, always just, we prt
, pose now to reelect to the Presidcnc!
To swap offsuch nam as this, m
. country man, for Mcclellan, idle, lncon
pctent, aud unwilling, would, in my opil
ion, bc dcvilish poor trade"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

0Sy-The Young gentleman who hrw
into passion has had his wings clipped.
0cFLovcrs, like armies, generally get
along quietly enough till they are cngag-
cd.
| 0cy Two young lsdies in Henderson
Kentucky, lately dressed themselves in
male attire, and "went forth" mounted,
passing themselves OF as guorrillas, scar.
ing the town dresdiuly.
| 0Cy-"She isn't all that fancy painted
her." bitterly exclaimed u rejected lover;
"and, worse than that, she isn't all that
she paints herself
( ORA cotemporary asks whv Mr. PES.
DLEroS is no, ION the stump" II is plain
enough, that with all other Peace men
he is "up stump
OAr"Paddy," said wig, "your ears
are too long" "Deyil bit ov thrubblt
does that give ne, but yours are too
short altogether for the braying beasl
that yeese be-" ...-
05-The Richmond Wing says the reb'
els are now having their r"annual streak o
bad luck" When they get whipped Il
is owing to bad luck, bul when they whip
US il is the result OF their indomitab!e
yalor of course,
OcJ-The Oxford Democrat tells Of an
old lady-W idow Of Hannah Andrews
who has reared thirteen children, aud has
tico huRdrsd and hirty fee descendants.
Verify, she has done what she could.
ORA young fellow once offered to
kiss Quakeress. Friend" said she,
"thec must not do IT," "Oh, by Joyr, but
1 must" said the youth, "Well, friend,
Us thou hast sworn, thee may do il, but
must not make a practice oft"
or Chas. W. Winters, a citizen of
Ohio, was sentenced TO one years inn
prisonment for acting the spy at Clarks.
burg and Cairo, West Verginia, by a
military commission recently convened
at Cumberland, Nd.
OETThurlow Weed, in a published let.
tie, says:
"Mr. David Dudley Field reads me
out Of his party. This 10 as il should be;
for in attempting to frsternize, the scrip.
,ure, which iorbods the yoking Of an OF
and an ass together, would DO violated. -
II we were Mr.. Field. we we would
have no more dealings with man who
called us an ox-IHdePcndtRt,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
TERMS
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The Semi Annual Volumes bound In Cloth. % 90
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When ordered to be sent BY Mail, Eight Cent? sddi,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
REFERENCES.

We the undsnignsd doing buiiass, in New York
Cir, do AurHoE'ss Joseph =, Waltsrs, sad q IA. .
SnydsTeompTisins the arm ofihs NNioaal PAtsnA
Once. to TsfsIto us, and bell eve they wiileeadust
heir ba,iasu sPoa srneTtY hoSOsAsLE PEIsci,
FLEs,
tsisasA Ny.Fsb. seth
Iess.> asHs~aA Esq, lnPs,sr, So Maiden Lsas
N. Y. Cay,
w.L, rsyleI Esq, BshIsr, 70 wsnst. NY,
Cosrlss H. NSefhsss Esa. baAaH ~ Pins 81,
N. Y. CITY,
shepherd. Seward d Co. i~poasu, 81. Pearls q,
N, l'City.
John Nl@Ot ESQ. cem~iunou, . Bowling Green
N. CITY,
Johu W: Kirby E's., M.,ropsli,ss Bsah, Zoe
broadway N, v. Cay.
II, Arihes Gao, bhush saa Aasrissn EseAaurs
Dsnkiag cosporsuen, sa Wall susst N. Y. CITY.
n. Dawes Smith Use. Chsmissl bssk, ,eo.tast ot
Broadway and chamhsn susss,N Y. city
March IT, 1854. si-..ly IA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Yankee Noshuns,

Tho noshun that skule houses are
chceper than Stats prisons.
Tho noshun that people who have
brancs enough kant be governed by any
body but themselves.
The uoshun that il you kant make a
man think as you do, try and make him
do M you think.
The nosbun that the United States ID
liable at emmy time TO become doubled
but aint liable at euny time to become
divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam can thrash
his own childrcd when tha need it.
The noshun that the Yankees are a
toreordained rase, and kant be kept from
spreading and striking in, onny more than
turpentine, when it once gets luce
josh BiHinSs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
SLEEPING CARS
on night uainsto
philad'a, New York & Baltimore
Baggage checked through and transfcr'd fre,
FREIGHTS.

Nv this route Freight, Of all dsscrip,ions can b,
forwarded to and from Philadrlpha, New York
Boston or baltimore, to and from any point thi
Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, ludi5na, Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa or Mis.oeri, by Rail Road dirsc'
The Pennsylvania CcntfNl Rail Road also connect
nj PitsbnTgh with Steamers, by which q oodsean b'
forv srded to any port On The Ohio, Mnskintrm Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, hississppi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkHnsas and Red
Rivers, aud at Cleveland, sandu,ky and Chicago
with Steamers to all Ports on She North Western
Lakes.
Merchants aud shippers cnifusiing the transports
tion Of their Freight TO this Company, eau rely with
confidence on It's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from sry
point In The West, By the Pennsylvania Central
Rail Road, are at all times a. f,vorsbls a. Ars
ehstssd by other Rail Road Comrsnies.
tSiIe pariselarto mari packages "viA PrSS'A
CESrRIJ II. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions ap.
ply to OF address other OF the following Agents Of
the Company
u. 4, STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
N. ". BROWN a CO., Cinelau1'i Ohio.
X. G. MELORUM n CO, Madison, lndisna.
J. T.. MOORE, l,ouiNille, Kentucky,
w. ". AIKMAN, Eyansyills, tni.
Y, y. Sass, II, Louis, Missouri.
CLARLE Il co Chicago, Illinois,
J. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, q.
!. NJ. LOVE, MAytsillc, ~.
HALL n CO., Mafefa. q.
4. AYREs. Muskinguu River.
W. n. n h. l.. LANGLEY, GSnipolis q
". =. PIERCE 4 CO., ZsnsNtrs, u.
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