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, 1865-01-09

El,@rmnnsE Movcnent4-A Mysterious
Rebel Movement - TIE Late VIII
mfnEton ExpedItfon-x8AIkr

NEW YonK, Jan. 7.-Thc Charleston Her
curry Of the 31st Eays: fisherman has REIN
forced Fosters expedition against the Charles
ton l. Savannah Railroad"
The Augusta Register Of the LIST confirms
this report, saying: Fosters batteries hare
been Increased"
The Richmond DispatcA of the 4th says IL
will not be surprised at any moment to learn
that Sherman is on the march.
The Sentinel urges a modification OF the
railroad system III Gcorgia and South Caro-
lima. Tho lines now run Just where they
should not-that is, they are too close to Sher-
mau's army, and as the latter cannot be
moycd, the former ought to be.
The Uerald's Shenandoah correspondent
says there are rumors in circulation In that
region, which are not proper to publish, that
The rebels are engaged in some very mystcri-
obs military movement
The Wilmington correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says the Union forces we're
ct one time between Fort Fisher aud VIII
mipgton, cutting of the communication both
by land and water. If they had not been dis
loced soon Fort Fisher would have fallen, as
Fort Morgan did, and with its fall the fate Vi
Wilmington would have been scalcd:"
The Richmond Er1tina says: "Fhe North
is becoming bankrupt, BY which The South is
sure 10 gain its independence"
, 1865-01-09

Our EIdnIsllt Special nI-TnterestIng
Summary OF Ncsss-LNtcr from tho
EuUL4ls


Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.]
Ss:w YoEK, Saturday, Jan. !.
The Recognition Kumor.
In regard to the rsmor that England anil France
will soon declare Lincoln President on:y Of the
carrying out the reported plan, they would be
Obliged to recognize US independent powers all
the States that voted for Mcclellan"
Presentation.
Thc e1ixeps ef rhilads!pAia b have purchased
ihey haye also sabseri6ed s5dooo Tor he wldox
nns s :nnsa eny1E hsnse 5sr $4,000 and
A British 0pIniou.
The Britlsh Army and Nary Go-tffe sa5s Sher-
man's position In Atlanta before the Georgia CAM
patgn wne secure, agd his communications North
WREd were not seriously iDte7fercd WITH and he
tu1c nf Atlanta was not the whole object Of the
o1iginel movement from Chattanooga, and the
Savannah or Mobile.
Our Army Abroad.
A Britieh army officer reports IN the London
os he Fssut of pos;sdosn;1 Tst the ar%y
power Of the United States. He .etates that he
considers the Northern Suites ine1haustible i9
men and ~ T5s writer Ren md
llancc between Gen. GIant and the Duke Of We'll
lfngton, and very e.1iliny likeness Of Gen.
Grant to the second son Of The Duke; IN travel
ing athousand miles through the United States,
he saw very little to Indicate the existence of a
rrcat Ear, md potbin: tat gave The least sim Of
the exhaustion Of mrn-
niattern at suvannnh.
A vosh,nr.on letter says:-ul'he entire lot of
cotton cantnrcd at Savannah will be shippcd to
Enclaud. lie claims Of English owners to he ex-
ment AGENT at Sayannah, and Savannah immedi
oicly oprucd as port OF cptry," The en1ne letter
snyr:Es. The rebejs are prrnarinr to detacl mart
ofthc force under Fec to operate against Sherman =
check l'y sinalt force for the present"
The Red River Fut1urc.
, 1865-01-09

NEW YoRK, Jan. 8.--The Tribune's Army
CT the James special Of the Sd says the pirate
Semmes has arrived In Richmond. Great sut.
scarcity of wood and fuel. Owing to the bad
condition Of the roads, Lees army is now
receiving reduced rations.
Pollard, of the Richmond Etamincr. ID at
Buffers headquarters, and is to be permitted
to 20 to Richmond to endeavor to secure NJ,
exchange for Richardson Of the Tribune, cap.
tured twenty manths ago. He is on pnrole,
to return if he cannot secure the proposed
exchange
, 1865-01-09

We have q letter from Hon. N. L. Danlap
<''Rural''), dated at Nashville, Jan. 5, stating
the publication in the Nashville and Louis
yillc papers Of the death Of his son, Cnpt- o.
car Dunlap, Of company !, 2Gth Illinois fnfan.
try, is premature. He is still alive, with
strong hopes Of his recovery. Capt. Dunlap
-:as Military Conductor Of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, mud WIS severely injured
by the occurrence Of an accident On the
%roir
, 1865-01-09

Boston, Saturday, Jan. THE large
stone building on the southeast corner Of
State md Washington streets. was badly gut
I'D by fire early this morning. Tie lower
floor was vacant. The second floor was oc-
crpied by Brown Bros, bankers, and tue up
per portions principally by offices. The occu
pants do not lose much. The loss Of the
nnrer is IrsYy
, 1865-01-09

1t is known That: t!'l is pending in the uous1
OF Representatives for the Reconstruction oi th'
States, the governments OF which hive been sub
yeEted or overthrown by tile rebellion, thus CO
tablfsbing rule applicable to them all. Repre-
sentative Wilson has introduced substitute fo
the hill providing that no Representatives shal ht
received from any sucf Stltc until By an act O,
Joint resolution of Congress, approved by, the
tion, it shall be declared that the State has formed
a just local government, Republican in form ant
entitled to representation IN Congress. IN othel
words, the substitute proposes to deal with each
Suite eeparntely On fts own merits, without eetab
fishing 4 systsm OF re-admission applicapble tc
, 1865-01-09

NEW ToRk, Jan. 7.-The Htralqs letters
from Bucnos Ayres the 12th say the war
pressure Of Brazil on Paraguay was likely to
effect the obliteration of the former, unless
The Richmond Hnig. in IN article on Eng
land, SAYS: "shc has.n ships that could
encounter the Yankee monitors with any
prospect of success, and, though she might
build such, get the probability is that they
could not cross the ocean. She could not
even break up the blockade, FAR less send an
amy or fleet here to assist us. It is, there
fire. hardly worth while to think Of return
ing to English yass llaGe."
, 1865-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The steamer GaMcn
Rule, from Grcytown the 3oth, arrived this
evening. Col. bulkely and party, Ct thu Rus
sian telegraph exps Lition, reached Grcytown
in safety n route f.r San Francisco The
Golden Rule brings COO passengcrs.
, 1865-01-09

New YonK. Jan 7.-The Uor1Ix Washing
ton correspondent says: It is rpmorcd that
Lee has been placed in command Of all the
II bel armies, and had put BeaureGard in com
u,apd of the dcicnses Of Richmond, Intending
ccntrate the rebel forces in that quarter to
check sherman's proposed movement north;
ward, Sherman's movement was considered
by Lee rs more important than any Grant cAn
make upon Richmond IN four months.
, 1865-01-09
CONGREGATIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, jan. I.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jln.7,
HOUSE.
On motion Ut Mr. HOLMAN, the Secretary Of
Wur Was directed to inform the House why he has
not communicated the Information, reatlrc to the
filing up Of new regiments. asked for in DeceM-
her last, and further directing him now to send In
the same.
tic Scnatc's proposition for the amendment Of the
Constitution. 60 a. to abolish slavery.
Mr. BLISS argued against such change, as
Mr. ROC EKs also spoke against the constitu-
tionulity Of euch IN amendment
Mr. DAVIS. OF New York, advocated the amend
1nert, contendug that all men arc entitled to free
MT Mr. scnENCK from the Committee on Military
Alairs, reported bill whlcl. wn5 pase.d, amend
mr. the law establehinc IN insane asylum Ia the
District Of Columbia, for navy aud army officers.
70 ~ to admit insane civilians in The quartermas-
ter's end Subsistence department OF the army.
Mr.. HOLMAN introduced preamble, setting
forth thnt the uousc in December last adopted
resolution directing the Secretary Of War 10 f1s-
that recruits to I'll up old organizations should be
mustered ont Of the service with such regiments,
and also directing him To furnish COPY Of the
Secretary OF .Wnr to say whether the principle
therein contained, h1d been applied to all soldiers
mustered in to ill up old regiments and whereas.
the resolution has not been complied with, there's
fore,
Ffsoictd, That the Secretary Of War be directed
to inform the House Why the information has not
been furnished, and that he be directed to furnish
the same.
The resolution wus n5opted.
Mr. NORRIS Of Ocio introduced d hill authorlz~
ing express and other tranaportinn companies to
sell unclaimed freight This was referred to the
tommittee for the District Of Columbia.
Mr. GRIDER introduced hill providing that
tic mothers OF iIlcgItimate children who are in
the military eeryice or fall in battle et,a be enti-
lied 10 receive arrcaraces of nav and bounty the
same a. other mothers The it'll was referred to
Ill Committee en- military afTaiJs,
On motion Of MI, WIISVV a resolution was
adopted iuttrEe;1ne the Committee on judiciary
to INQUIRE into the cxpedieucy OF Introducing d
Iii TO exclude tic testimony Of parties in interest
In suitg where Gdr1inistrators. exccntoYs nnd
rua7disns arr nnr!ie4.
Mr. f;HISNElI. introduced A resolution IN
stl uc:ing tic Committee On Military AiTuirs to
Ttport a1 ap early CAV on the cxpod1cncy Of law
to cCnGscHtc 20 much Of the nroncrty Of cou-
scrJnte who have failed to report for dty as vii!
secure soldier In tllcir STEAD
The Ucuse thcu rtsurucl the consideration of
the Senate rceolution proposing the amendment
of the Constitution 20 as to abolish slavery
throughout the United States.
Mr. BLISS OF Ohio, spoke of tho fmpo}icT and
unconstftutionality Of amending the Constitution
in the manner designed. Changes, he contendcd,
could be made only on the basfa OF compromise.
The subjcction Of ihc South could he accomplish
cd byno other means than By standing army,
mud in his opinion VIC could not afford the blood
ami trcefur which would be REQUIRED for that pUf-
, 1865-01-09

LOUISVILLE, Saturday. Jan III. Walker
Taylcr's rebel forces occupied Owensboro till
Friday, conscriptng citizens and firing upon
steamers, when they left.
The New Albany ledger says the rebel gue-
rjllas have possession OF Greensboro, Hawes-
vile, Cloyerport and Henderson.
The Lebanon train was captured by band
of Magrudcr's guerillas, near Lebanon juno
tion, yesterday afternoon. The passengers
wee robbed and the cars burned. The rebels
bruta1ly murdered four discharged soldiers ol
tie 18th keptueky.
TAYLOR has established Ills headquarters ut
Hawrsyille. and the citizens are 1ceiug across
The Ohio River TO avoid conscriptiou.
, 1865-01-09

NEW YoRK, Jan. 7.-Gold steady. There
is the average demand for speculation. Spc-
eie opened 4, 2o27A and fell TO a!!633].-
Gold closed on tue call at Galla-ler's Eve
ming Stock Exchange at 23s71z5. After the call
it was firm ut o27%.
, 1865-01-09

MEDICAL PrRvKToR's 0FTIo7,

MEDICAL PrRvKYoR's OFr1o3,l
.... .-. Lor1sV1LLK, Il. Jan. 5, 1866 )
SEALED PROPOSALS. with pc received at thls Of
cn until January q, 1876. for furnishing ICE to tho
Medlcni Department Of The Army during the ensuing
year. at tic points herein designated. The Ice to b.
stored By th contractor u properlS icy
or April next the Ice not be receipted for until Its
quality the ntne Of the tcehou.e and the In
medical oficer. and payment Will be made only for
the amount thus actually stored ind rtcetpted lot
Gated below A. required At the respective places With
Tic proviso that should mGEe be needed At aay time
aates md under the saDle conditions:
, 1865-01-09

NEW YonK, Saturday, Jan. 7.-Late rebel
newspapers show that the fight Of the JET.
Davis and Anti-Jeh. Davis factions is con
stantly growing more sanguinary. The lines
between them are nov vertically drawn.
Those opposed to Davis accuse him, In the
most open and vehement manner, Of being
tlcy in turn arc charged By Jetf.'s o.sanss
With destroying confidence in the ability Of
The Confederacy to achieye Independence,
preventing the full enforcement Of the con-
scription, and encouraging deserters.
, 1865-01-09

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.l
CA1no. Jun. 7, via DETROIT, Jan. 9.
AdyIces from Little Rock are received, The
military situation is unchanged.
Hon. VIM. D. Snow was elected, On the
e9th ult., United States Senator from Arkan-
sas, for six years, from the 4th of March next,
receiving two.third vote Of both Houses
on the first ballot.
The Legislature has passed the ssoo,ooo
loan bills.
, 1865-01-09
Phoenix of Hartford,

The Phnni1 enters the present better than ever
prepared for service and dutg. in ths line OF it, pro-
fes>ioD, With enlarged ncilics for the transaction
business,
, 1865-01-09

CAIRO, january 6.-Thc steamer Odd Fellow
was sunk b.; ice ut Columbus today. She
went down In 100 feet of water, and will lie
a total loss. She WIS VALUED ats15, 900 or S2o,-
Q1Q No iusufaCcc.
, 1865-01-09

Accident on the.tauGsoH NiTcr ENltr0ad.
A sleeping car to the train due at Poughkeepsie
at noon Today was thrown from the track at VAN
dcrIurs'e Bay, two miles above Strattsburg, the
car tunlhling into the Flver. Tho CIR contained
thIrty.tlvc or forty passengers, who were all more
OF less injured By the shock and cut with glass by
breaking out the windows in ende2voring to c5-
cape death from drowning. A brakeman named
kenncy was badly hurt. a regular passenger car
wGs also thrown from the track. but did not 60
into the river. Superintendent Toucey's sung OF
men ccaret the rubbish, and the rond is all right
again. The accident was caused By the breaking
of wheel.
, 1865-01-09
FROM KENTUEEX =.
Removal Of Trade KEsfrlctone-EFo.
noscd Abolition of fSlaycry-GoEcrnol
Brnmlettess Message.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7.-General BurbridEe
has removed the restrictions upon trade IN
Kentucky. ,r
of the Kentucky Legislature yesterday, ,declar-
Gov. Bramlettc, in his message, recou-
mends gradual emancipation and the ultimate
removal Of the slaves rs;~ices over, and
thanks Generals Sherman and Thomas for
their victories denounces the arrest Of Col.
Wolo1d and Lieutenant Governor Jacobs j;
says his object in attempting to regulate the
tnlistments Of slaves was not to save the in
stitution, but the people Of Kentucky from
an unnecessary burden in It's accomplish
nent. Kentucky has furnished nearly seventy
thousand soldiers to the United States army
, 1865-01-09
KuterEnE &gevenae and the Elder
EkK9rir.

NEW YonK, Saturday, Jan. THE Com
,nerclaps Washington special says receipts Of
Internal revenue since the beginning Of the
wear have been over S10, QUO, COO Its certain
that the rebel Secretary Of War sent pcranis-
sion to the elder Blair 10 visit Rich1nond, but
ii did no. reach him before he left Washing
, 1865-01-09

Arrest OF III. Nj. f. HsrufG'') Flint.
BALTIMORE, Sunday, Jan. 8.-Heny n
lInt. "Druid'' correspondent Of the New
York VoY2d, has been arrested here BY the
ilitprv authorities, On c1argcs Of dis1oyalty.
He is now in custody.
, 1865-01-09

finn Tiftle Rock. arrived with 500 refugees
md 80 orphans in destitute condition.
MANY Of them arc sick, and several died on
the way up. Three other boat load are COM
, 1865-01-09
FH1y1 Tk1esEa4E$, DEls.AEsT-
V2ttNTs
The Campaign Endcd-rtS Results
che Pursuit Abn1ldontd d by General
Tllona&-A New Campaign Already
Protected.

NEW YoRK, Saturday, Jan. 7.-The New
FORK 1;mes has j sprcial. dated Huntsville,
Ala, which says: I" The Tennessee campaign
is ended The last Of Hoods army crossed
The Tennessee river on tho ::slth. with eight
pieces If artillery and about Is ,0Jo Inen- On
opening the campaign, lie left Macon, GA.
with $500, and was reinforced by 5,ooo, and
had Ito pieces Of artillery. Aflcr the battle
of Nashville, both armies lounlered in tic
mud for ten days. Hoods remnant Of in-
iantry crawled of by night, his caxal;y stu5.
is believed hood has buried or thrown ln.o
the river at least thirty guns. &c abandoned
large numbers Of wagons and ambulanccs.
.8Our oflicial list Of prisoners numbers
900, mol including 500 captured from Rnddy
on the 9Th. Over 800 descrters have also re-
ported.
ut is said Hood is going to Meridian,
Miss, to attempt reorganization. The
chase in force las been abandoned, although
stedman Is across the river. with ord.rs to
har1ass him and capture Us much as possible.
IA new campaign has been already projec-
ted, md the corps of Wood, Smith and scho-
field are al1endy moyfur''
, 1865-01-09

The above tor- Of proposals viii be adhered to a
c1oiely rs tratticabe. Other ferns will BE- scceYet
by tte Department srd laly consI iered.
a proper g1arIntec that the ntdHer Il abe to fuln
tie contreet certified lto By tbs clerk the neares
nctzct Court United States Il lltsick Attorney
mrst acctmpan1 tho PROPOSAL or tt will be reJecei.
An oath OF allegiance to the United States Govern
ent must a'so accompany the proposal.
BIZ party or partI:s wis viii be du:y notified HI mall
oihtrwse that their BID IS aecep Cd, ana linn d.
tha sHonnt Of 200. The botus mast he properly
Rutt th post Office sId:esz OF prlncip2 and
SUI eefe8 stated uEcn tteE;
B!lders ma, be present IN person Ehec the propo.
saS are opened.
The Pot OF ce address Of the part!ss propoal1g
must be distinctly written upon the proposal
:!ur1ut!er. q. S. ArmT, Medical Furveyor, Louisville
Kentucky. ....
all bids dee..ed unsuitable.
D L. 3IAGEUDER,
Surgeon q. 8. 4. and Medical FuTveyot,
Louisville, Kv.
Printed forms OF esoposns may be had II this office
taJ 1Sskt-A1&SAr
, 1865-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE subscriptions
to the loans yesterday, as recorded at the
Treasury Department, were as follows: To
the 1910 loan, 1866 ,0o0; to the TO loan,
s, ,0O,Cs0.
, 1865-01-09

Relief for Savannah.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Nov. ga meet
ing of citizens Is called for Tuesday to taKe !.
Sayannah.
, 1865-01-09

From the &henhu<l0Nn sa1aey~
WASHINGTON, Jan.7.-A letter from Loudon
county. Va. dated the Sd inst, says cavalry
fnnec from Gen. Sberidan's army visited the
nciehbo, hood of upperyil!e and Middlebqry
on HE eth ult., and destroyed and carried
, 1865-01-09

Schools !, o,,yidc for the education ofcolorcd
children this city, the present law forbid
ding the Ea:a.
, 1865-01-09
T,Ay SAFE NOTICE. To nil

TAX SALE NOTICE.-To all
J. whom It may concern. Takc notice that on Iae
IL pursuance of law at tho north door Of the Court
House II The city Ct chteaso, eounsY OF ookiana
eiiy Of Chicago the unpaid sa1ss md specia!
iii ing aud pAying Kinz,o 4rcet 10 said clk7. William
+. Fleetweod purchased nd !eeetsea eeEtilG1.e
With ihe hut recr. II any, sisuate In city
ofChcago county of C oksnd State o. llno:s to VII
lot number nine, 90 In block number 1vt 9! In Kin
zte'A addition 10 chicago. and the xB!1 William F.
fleetwood duly nssigred the certificate ofpurchase to
lam now Tie legal holder and owner Of SAID ce.t!n,
cstr, and TIE perfo- orredempton from I'D tar sae
vii! Expire en- tbs 18th day OF April, 4: D 1s6j.
f41t{AEt STANLEY H FLEETWOOD,
, 1865-01-09

MONTREAL, Jan. 7.-The court decided t2-
day that 1t had Jurisdiction in the case Of the
st. Allans raiders, and the case will proceed.
, 1865-01-09

CINCINNATI, Jnr,. 7.-About twelve inches
Of snow fell last night, interrupting railroad
communication.
, 1865-01-09

Ihc ice to be subject to the Inspection, mcaauEe-
1ntnt, aud approval OF Il Medlcsi Qtrcef, or othet
properly appointed Inspector, beftEe being recetpted
Ior.
c.te ttt,s ccr1Iled to by the Medical Director.
1S!Eneu,} .-
, 1865-01-09
Ncm a10ertisen1c,lts.

CO M Reward Lost on the
9Ds)sVO :ssh ofDeceraser list, my Dog, while
train from All 10 tts city. Medium aze white and
yellow and b!ind n bis 1ef5 s{s answering to ne
NJ Ar The Pest ONCE. ta9e97-lt
, 1865-01-09

fsrnntsN Army.
A letter received at Washington from tho Army
the James, dated Friday, says: "All Is quiet III
this department. 4 severe rain storm has pre-
vailed all day, making the roads almost tmp1s
.np,n y
, 1865-01-09

ITO PHYSICIANS For Sale-A
l. Horsc md lot IN ono ofshe mca: thriving towns
the line Of chic.go, Duslngton and Quincyk bJ
hts profession An Introduction thto practice pav-
Ing from tA,U0 to Is co viii be xiven- Allress
fA4eIhttnef
, 1865-01-09
| TIE, VERY LATEST.
INfELLICENCE FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
The Reported Death Of Forrest
and Hood.
Arrest of Il. III. ''Druid" Flint,
for Disloyal Practices.
MATTERS In WASHINGTON ].


Recsfpta from Internal ReyenHo-An.
other Proposal for a Loan.
, 1865-01-09
r n. BRADSTREET g. SON,
IMPROVED
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
No. MsCorniek's Building,
Cor. Dearborn and Rnndolph-sts.

OFFICES.
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DETROIT ........-.l4 ETtswcld Street:
PHILADELPHIA. S. IT cor. Fourth and Chestnut sts
PIT1SHURG..,.s 10 end 80 Fourth street.
FAN FRANCISCO. Cor. Sacramento Montgomery
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Savings BarE BCildlng.
CurdA0o liz Jan. 6. 1565.
Vo'ume 16 Of our " COMMERCIAL REPORTS" which
us the business credit Of all the BFnkeH. Ics
chsntB, Manufacturers nn1 others. Eep1Ttce IN ouf
previous lssues viged to date Of pubAcastou anu
n,a1y Lever before Lffnted oy ID, In more
than
Twelve Thousand Of the Principal
Cities,
Tovrs yages and Gross Roads OF the United States,
aud British Provinces, IS now tl,utA.
Subscribers 10 our Agency Will receive In January
and ny esch year. an enlarged and thoroughly re-
y1se1 vctnmr Of our Commercial Reports cofrecIed
to The date Of publication Also Weekly Sheet Of I'm
portAnt chauges throuRhout The couutIT and will be
privileged to make Inquiries at our od1c: tither by
person or by 'ttrer.
In Il t country towns ~ y Ell a9 IL EnicsGo. . -
. \ 1a9 etAt J. H. bRA0SthEEr q Sun.
, 1865-01-09
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST HO0D
TERMINATED.
Gradual Emancipation in Hen
tucky Recommends d---lm- :
mediate Emancipation
in Missouri,
The Trial Of the st. Adams
Raiders to be Resumed.
IMPORTANT FROM THE S0UTH---
LATE NEWS FR0tI THE
REBEL PRESS.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Steamer wrccked-Importan from
Colun,bus-Attnck Upon q Steamer
Gen. Dana:s Cavalry Expedition
destruction of Rebel Property
, 1865-01-09
Notice to Shippers Of Eastward
Bound Freight.
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REAL SOLID 1SsuRAxcx-thats stands The test Of Tine
and Fhe, to pRbc and private s.tlsfactlpn-tur-
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ME Annual Election of the Board of D;-
=. rectors Of the @Iowa State assurance Compsny ;,
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