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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE. - ~ - ~
STOCKHOLDERS of the Pomcroy Salt Co. arc
- notified that n meeting win BE- hefd NJ their
Office. on the first Mondaysof January, 1850,
AZ y o'clock A. M, for the purpose of Aettiss
Directors and transacting such other business as
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
NOTICE. d

.ara Sem NOTICE gaaiI eui9a!uuGm
TNHE undersigned has been duly appointed Adj
i ministrator Of tho will of George w Cook,
late Of Meigs toupty, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons Indebted to the estate arc requested to make
immediate payment and those hayins claim,
them to the undersigned for allowance. "- Tiio Z"
[52-3t!] a. s'l JOHN GORSUCH, Jr., Adm. III
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J, No. loa Center street, New iYo

canviasising Agents wanted in every part ofthe
Union,' 10 10l lld s9'llHlr PH'Ht2t EHFa Vs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

eertainsd the locality Of the house where
the suspected man was concealed, the
officer stationed his men around it 30 az
to command every avenue of entrance
or departure, and then opened the door
and went IN
The room where Lemos lay concealed
was in the second story Of rakish look
ing building, the frst floor being occu-
pied by g sort Of grocery. The entrance
door vas on the side Of the house, to-
ward the back end, and opened on dirty
narrow alley. Up one fight Of stairs
went the Lieutenant, and into the room
of Lemos, the aperture or door 70 the
latter being very low or nearly square.
The latter instantly thrust his hand in
his pocket, as though feeling for a pistol,
bat was informed by the officer thai he
was his prisoner, and all resistenee vas
in vain He asked by what authority he
was arrested, but bis captor was not
communicative. He was at length in
dueed to rise aud dress himself, aud the
"daFbies" were slipped upon bis wrists
to make everything secure. He was
then, together with the woman, put In
charge Of the guard, and placed in se-
cure quarters to await the arrival of the
train.
The news Of q mysterious arrest soon
spread abroad through the city, and
some Of the CopperheAd portion Of the
community we're terribly incensed-
Loose threats of all kinds were made
against the officer and his little compa-
ny, and an attempt was made "a get out
q writ Of habsas corpus, and have the
man delivered from the clutches Of his
keepers Nothing was effected, however.
Before leaving the place, Lieutenant
Massey secured ali the papers, letters,
&c, he could find in the house, and took
brief notes of statements made BY those
living in the vicinity of the house where
Lemos was concealed. Lemos seemed
from the first very uneasy, and anxious
ly inquired of the gnards what he was
suspected OF, and at one time asked If
any sears we're noticeable upon his face.
His neck was closely mafflsd up in
handkerchief
The description Of the arrested man
tallies precisely with that given in the
New Haven Courier, and further sus-
picion 10 manifested from the fsct that
his wardrobe was in running order"
and the room be was surprised in, had
four trap doors, leading in vsrioGs direc-
tons. The man keeping the grocery in
the same house, states that sometimes
Lemos would be entirely out Of money,
and then receive remittances frem
abroad. He has also had his trunk
checked at different times for Detroit,
leaving the inference that be was leagued
with the Confedsrsts rascals in Canada.
The party reached this city safely with
the prisoners yesterday noon, and they
were soon lodged securely In the Militia
ry Prison. The orders Of bis superiors
have been successfully carried out, and
Lieutenant Massey certainly deserves
honorable mention for the soldierly judg-
ment and caution he has Displayed
lad Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

another as to ALLOW the rules Of decency
10 Be upheld Again, Why shoald no: the
local authorities insist that men shoald
year, while IN the water, some kind of
slight eioThing7 Il Is invariably the rule
in France, and on the continent gener-
ally; Why not, then, adopt ithere7 The
local authorities may, perhaps, say that
they have not the power to lay down
such regulations, or, what ia more to the
purpose, could not enforce them. We
very much doubt the alleged fact that
they have not the power. We believe
that the present laws ere Sufficient for
the purpose, and that the local euthori-
ties, if they had tbe inclination, c2c'd
soon bring about reform in these mat
ters- And even If sheir local acts are
insufficient, let them go to Parliament
AID get them amended. The House Of
Commons would only be too glad to have
an opportunity of lending their aid to
put down practices which would not be
tolerated in any petty town on the cor
tinenk Bat We are very much afraid
that the authorities are blind to their
interests.
We are satisfied that If twas at once
knoEn that strict rules as to decency as
regards bathing we're enforced rigorous
ly at Margate, the place would become
much more popular than il is at pres
ent II might not be fuller, because
even under present cirenmsiances at
this season Of the year, il is always fall,
bat the class Of visitors would be of q
more select character tkan has hitherto
been the case.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
Booths Supposed Aecompllcs Ar
rested In Indiana.

In another column will be found an
article from the Nav Haven Courier of
the date of May 18th, giving some par.
ticulars of a supposed accomplica of
Booth in the murder of President Lin
coin, and his mysterioug disappearance
from there, after the commission of a
robbery. The article was copied into
the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th, and
of course was very extensively circu-
lated. Some days ago commnniea-
ton was received by Major Gen Hovsy,
District Commander, enclosing q copy
Of the Gazette with an ink scrawl drawn
around the article, and statement that
a man answering the above description
had been seen in Fort WAYNE on several
occasions, and was believed TO be at
that time lying concealed at a certain
hoase IN that city, and that a woman
believed % be Jane Tipping was with
him. ses44
On receipt of this letter, an order was
issued BY Gen Hovey to Col J. S
Simonson, Post Commander, directing
him to send q sufficient force 10 Fort
WaYne and arrest Lemos without DELAY.
Col. Simenson ssIecssd Lieut. Massey,
9th V. r. c, Post Adjatant for this i'm
portant duiy, and bads him choose his
own men for the expedition Six trusty
men of the ITlh regiment Y. 3. C. were
detailed, aud left the city via the Peru
and Indianapolis Railroad, Monday
noon last They were al dressed IN
citizens clothes, and were armed with
revolvers only. Fort Wayne was reach
ed by eleven O'Clock that night Feel
ing that no time was to be lost, Lieut..
Massey spent the greater portion of the
night in maturing HIS plans for the cap
ture Of Lsmos. The next day witnessed
tksir successful exsaaties. GAYiaw aa'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

somewhat astonisbed at 50 publie q de-
monstration; but all Of them soon Joined
in eongrStnlating the delighted couple
upon learning that the two persons thus
Suddenly brought together were man
and wife, long separated By the vicissi-
sudss of war. The soldier had been
desperately wounded In Tennessee and
taken prisoner. he was supposed to
have been killed, and before be was re-
stored to freedom and able to write, bis
wife, or widow. as she supposed hsrself,
removed to Chicago, snd so bis LISTERS
never reached ber The poor fellow, as
soon Is be could travel, set out Tor home,
With desponding heart, to learn Why
bis letters had never been answered
he reached Chicago on Friday, on bis
war thither, when the generous impulse
of kind little woman to 3 MANNED
soldier, brought her back a loving hus-
band and threw him into the arms Of .
wife who had long mourned him as
among that innnmerAble best who have
lain down their lives for the salvation Of
their country. Chicago Republican.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

Again, the city is without a public
hall adequate to the demands Of its
population. Let the old Association
become strong By the Infusion of new
blood and capital, aud may be il win
find il expedieut and profitable TO build
a large and commodious hall. This
oaght to be done by some means, and in
what more appropriate way could il be
done than by a society for the diffusion
of useful and entertaining knowledge
We mast have better place for con-
esrts, lectures, and the like. If all our
citizens who ought 70 do 30 will take
stock in the Evansville Library Associa-
tioB. we can not only build up 8 6rst-
class library, that will be a standing
honor to the city and the resort Of citI-
zsns and strangers, bot we can build q
ftstciass hall for public meetings, that
viii pay good interest on the capital
employed to erect it, and greatly in
crease our means Of enjoyment
WoRKIEGMAs."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
The Illness or Gov. Br0ugh.--Inter-
lerestIag Explanation by Surgeon
General Darr

The Illness or Gov. Br0ugh--Inter-
lerestIRg Explanation by Surgeon
General Darr
The illness Of Governor Brough has
been of very singular character. The
following letter from Surgeon General
Barr to Secretary Stanton makes an in
teresting statement of the case:
Hon E. n Stanton, Secretary Of Var,
WashiAgtoa CSty,
SIR:-From your tslegrams Judge
that you have felt much interest in the
case of Governor Brough, and much
anxiety for his recovery. / have there
fore taken the liberty 10 explain his con.
dition a little more fully than / can do
by telegraph To be brief, in the frst
place be had been much broken down
by over labor and anxiety since the death
of President Lincoln. About Eve OF six
weeks since be slightly wounded his foot
By stepping on a small pebble one even
ing, an injury which he supposed to be
simply bruise or a sprain of the foot,
and, to rest that foot, walked about for
week after leaning heavily on cane,
which produced the same condition in
his left hand Violent Inflammation Of
the periosteum and entire cellular strue-
ture Of both hand and foot followed,
with phagedsuie slonghing and gangrens
Of soft structure, whieh was followed
with much irritatiye fever and dsserum,
death OF some of the bones of the toes,
and also frequent hemorrhagss and
sloughing of small arteries, aud enor-
nous abs7esses in different parts Of the
limbs and body. He was in his home
in Cleveland at the time of the most
violent onset of the attack. Not appre-
hending so serious q matter, had, three
days before he telegraphed me TO see
him, advised him to 20 home and rest
and nurse bis sores. Immediately on
seeing him the FIRST time, on consulta-
ton with his family physician, l advised
free, deep, numerous incissions in his
hand and foot. These gave him great
relief but owing 70 the condition Of his
system and the virnlency of the attack,
mach sloughiDg and frequent henor-
rhages followed; and as / suppose by
absorption of morbid material through
the lymphAties, or from great prostra-
tion and poverty Of blood, followed these
terrible assesses. .
BY the most perfect ventilation Of his
apartments, diligent use of antisepsics,
free use of wines and iron, with a nutri-
tio1s diet, have been able 10 keep life
in him. To-day the sloughing process,
for the second time, seems to be arrest
ed at slI points, and the process of gran
ulation and suppuraiion seems fairly
commenced, and bis general condition
as favorable and comfortable as could
be expected.
Very Respectfully your obed't servt,
Z n. BARR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

1sRoNAScE on THE RAN "A pretty 1T
tie bit OF romance developed itself IN
one Of the State street cars on Friday
Among the passengers was pale, quiet,
little woman, plainly dressed, and very
pretty withaL Presently q one-legged
soldier lsbered into the car on his
erutehea Tbs seats were crowded, and
the soldier had to stand The young
woman got up, pulled the blue sleeve
and pointed to the seat she had vacated
For the frat time, as be turned, she had
q fah view Of bis face, and neither Of
them paid any mere attention to the
empty seat They stared st one another
minute, and then, in spite Of the awk-
ward motion Of the car, embraced and
kissed leach other with histsrieai
ferret Al ersh the Passsagsra were
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
Remarkable story.

In the steamship Bellona, Captain
Dixon, just arrived at New York, were
two steerage passengers, concerning
whom a thrilling incident is related.
Franz Meyer, aged %, and his wife, An
ma, aged 10, from Canton Soleure, Switz-
erlAnd, we're passengers on the illfated
ship William Nelson, recently DESTROYED
By ERE at sea. Inthe confusion incident
to the efforts to save life, The husband
and wife we're separated. The husband
vas picked up By one of the ships boats,
which was soon fallen in with by the
brig Mercury The wife, Young and en-
eieHfs, Was not discouraged at the unoer-
tsInty OF her husbands fate but pre-
pared for her own safety. Sslf-preserga-
ton could not suppress her womanIy In
stincts 80 far as 70 ignore the feeble cries
for beip from an infant only fourteen
days old, left to perish by its distracted
parent but regardless of her own state,
she pIunged with her self imposed charge
into the sea For two whole days did
the brave young girl support herself and
The infant on the remnant Of q ships
spar, without food or water, sustaining
the infant's life by the Bsoisfure of her
oacn mouth Late on the second day
the same vessel in which her husband
was saved ceased cruising, without hops
Of rescuing mors life, fell in With this
heroine, and saved her and her little
charge Eventually the family we're
landed at Hayre, France The Prussian
Cossul at that port took charge Of the
slnfant as its parents <srs supposed to
have been lost kT the wreck Many Ia
dies 81 Havre interested themselves to
sna5le this brave young creature, with
her husband, again to venture to cross
the Atlantic in search Of Western home.
Destitute Of everything necessary rs sa
uuthl having lost al. the kindness Of
the ladies At HaTre was doubtless most
acceptable, aad on the Bsllona, although
poverty vas apparent, a Remarkable
cleanliness ia the family was quite
noticeable The heroine Of real life. dur
ing her recent voyage in the Belloua,
gave birth 70 childl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
BOOKS.
The book Trade.

The Book Trade.
Nspolson's IAfs Of Jadus c-Lsr- B0saes sz.sez
Yoath's History Of tAs Esb<lii0z-
TAs Dowsgsr- gy Ars- Gsrs.
Theo Lsizh- By Hrs- ThoasAs-
An tss works os ths aathor Of John Halifax.
All The works ~ Lever
An the werks ~ D1eksas.
pri<9 Ezysad ez thu ssisction of broks suitn-
BE for ehitdrea-
AL sehosl Bocks. slStss. Fapsr, CsvT Eook.. r. !.
s1iEAbls for eczntry aSsrzkazts
PhotogrHpAE Albzmz cheaper szd better thaz
CiscinnAti.
Ah ne Sss Aqysiss both bouad asd paper,
All the Magzziass sad Esy.vspsrs. AZ "A. e.ris.ss
dAte. = Il -
splsE3Id stock Of Pisturss snd FranInE
At pos8LL's BCoK ELoRk,
angl RVa&Gvsiiss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
TOWN LOTS.

Is PURSUANCE or Al ACT OF THE 9ka-
srai Assembly of fks Commonnesifh q hen-
tackys authorixiag fhs sale of fh1 fssuS
equ srs' In the city q Hepdarsons NJ, EnAc1
Arf uzS rafinea bF fhs eftfrsns of Hsnderscn AZ
ths esnaraI slection k-id Nay lsf, lsos 1pfics 4
kereby gfvsn that esid Pnbite e4rAFe h1s been
faEd out 81 suitable loss - The Aa51r aa1 Ca1n-
% ths prsrnisss . on eztrresys SepteGber the 9th,
1875 sale 70 e5nnercs ~ 10 oict9eE . r. & -
TxxMs-Ons -tkfrd e2ahs one-thifd on crsdls
sTsITs raohths. bearing Interest from day Of saie
Hs.es with approved sscurity req asrsa, ami Iien
kspt on the Erszises Rail- tbs F1rshaas uonsy ls
pa5d-
Piss en &c and oPsn for inspsesioa q fhs ssty
C5ark's o&ss.
By order % the Mayer knd Counefl
Nv. zEHZLTEsERg Cissk.
Esaasrass, EEs Aauzat 81, iss8s kakTstaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
NOTICE.
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
Beware Of counterfeita !

WE, THE uNDERsTGNED. FooTE. NASH
Wv a CO., Of Cineinosti, Who are the sole pro
pristors Of the we'll known brand Of orange Val
ley whisky, haTs been Informed that certain PER-
soEH in 81. Louis, Memphis, Evansville and other
places, have infriBRed upon cur rights by ooun-
tsrisiting and uslng the above named brand. and
also others Of our brands, which are our proper
trade marks. Nov, We do hsreby notify all auch
D rsons that 20 will prosecute them - the full
extent Of the law for infrinKinF upon our rights
and this pro- ssston shall be oRly for all they
mAy do in the futaTe, bnt also for all damage
they may have done us in the Fest. Those Who
hAvs illegally used our brs uas, may avoid pro
cution by making immeiiate appiicAiion for set.
Element 70
FoOTE, NASH co,
IT and 10 Columbia a., Cincinnati.
lad HKtaAN, 90 and 90 naih street, Kysns-
villa. are seliing the gwauins article. Julyl.3m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
RVLRs am REGuLarInNS

/ Ne P@RsEs givsa AwsyA At the oSg n>ur On tss
s~ss@soas sire4lAsioa.
: Ne sAvsrtssslsats, local aosioss.o puasia
'fsd Haissa pEsPAid or pay xaArAntssd.
> Aessrsa'aEnsnts Niil nsser Be aeccmpanied
ioe@l nosioss pnisss contract l. rass . shas scs
azd valas rsesivea for tie assios.
= Ne : Leeai Nssios. however short, wifts
inserted feE isss than ons Dollar s.sh dAy.
. MArfiASus, FrnsrAI and Rslixieus Notisa.
1u''ss inv~EiASiy hs P~id IN savzzes to ssSurs A
sartson.
3 No dsseieasy "a tie part q eurrssra VII 1.
made good ey the o4o~. the carriers an q
l'eve papers - ordered and dirscsed. thsy auat
pay toT them eareIessnees.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
TO SOLDIERS.
10 SOLDIERS.
Y. 8. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 NAVY
Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
- IIlE
CHARLES e. MARSH, Local Agent,
Once Eo. 6......-ThiTd St. { "a
(Bst. Loeust ssd Nsisb 81
EVANSVILLE, IsD-

Tbe e. 8. sanitary conminaion. essirirK te re-
ffsTs Soldiers. saliors and their antiss from ths
ef stch eislzns, has sstakiiMked tnss AgereF 10
eofisct Psnssons, Arrsars ef Psy, Bofnty, a. Z
oshnr elAiEs against tia GeFarznasnk. WITHOUT
CHAEGE Oh ExPENsE or any KIND
WHATEvKE 70 TIE ObAIAAETs
o. apgticAfion ssnt 20 this Agracy, stating the
s9zzs sn6 poEtc1tos addrsss of ths. c ainaSnf TIE
Ekets sf sks soldier whoss nrrpanf ffs rlafs u
n a1e ane Gate ol ciseharxs o. dszfn. fhs rr1cer
sAankz an Be niisd cot - far a. po4sibls srd
ss9t tSfhs pegSc1 app3yi1z- These can fhsn -
sxscuted a1d rssurEed 70 th1a oEzes, Ehere Ehs
elefn @til ~ proeseuts3 70 hnal fssus in 1he
sherteEt poasibis tins- I'LL -EnS-eof1eof
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
MEDICINE.
Hair Unrootad


EsFom all parts az ahs Behy Sra ave
HEne DEFrLa4saT PowsEsrs hsa ~ ssus a.
Lpham.s DsPilatery Pewdsf, ana taxa ne etAsr.
Price 81. Mated % asy sddr~es for 81 IS, y 3.
q uPHAM, % ssath EiEhfb street. PhIledsipha.
Psan-
ITphamss Hair GIoss ana Curling
" Flnid - tks bsst hair dressing in the worid.
It tmparts = beaatfni sioss q Gs katr kaees 4 ID
e~rs, pFenotas its groslh. Ae. Prios. 90 cents
Deuie. $50 sltl
rphaE's letter Ointment Ls a surs
car foT Tster, SAD hAe.s4. CzagDs1 Hez4s, Bar-
esris AfaAs - krtosf 50 esnts bon
upham's Asthma Gore rslisvss tbs aoss
Eiolant parexyiams u Asfhsaa Ia ras~@ass Ana
sasets sspsedy eafo- Prios. 81 3 VsskaEs.
TTphaE's Dyspepsfa, Care IS war;
" rnntsd 10 cure any case of DyYepsia, ne
H1nsy Aos ioag sfasdiAg. Pre- u. esntby mall
Uphnmss RreekIs BanfsAsr removes
Frsxkiss, Tan, ssnbarn, Fimpiss on the Faos,
Prizes 80 csnts. aar esr
Dr. La Porte's Life Eilxir, The great
&ssvfss sad k<freesaasq He8s6y. restores %
naaly vigqr ali who age auferinR frem Tmpasred
spinal Enerxy. Hsrvous Ualfiify. &c.. arfsing
frsm whAtsEsF osass. Priaa o. 5aeka9s.
The Japanese Hair gfasm colors ths
Whiatex 81 Eouuachs beantffti hfaek ~ brsra
II consists % ssly yrsparason. Color viii act
fAas Or wssh cut. only % osats . box.
sela ~ g. Q. UPHAM. Is ss.sh Kirhsh ssr..s,
Phiisdslphts, szd b. al DruggisD- Cifso1ars
: BRoUGHT0x wOop.
Ger. xkira Aad hafn strss,s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
GROCERs.

n. .. DASIEL. A. m. xAHn.
DANIEL & KAHN,
wMoLEsAEH DEkLEas
oroesTisA, wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Cotton Yarn, Nails, &C.,
No. Water "a, bot. Main sa 4 Locust
ian1i-om EyAHsvIL LE. IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
DRY GOODS
New Arrangement.

new arrangement.
OuR eALEsHRx WILL HAVE CHARGE or
" sepsrAis repartmsnts and after August
lst, 1865, In The following order;
Notions Bof1ndick.
White Tsnuenaan
Dress mathia
Cloths, casszneFes sad ysstngs..---.J. Kissnkausr
Fiannsis and Faaey wooisna.-..-..--.-.-..-.JK Kuhn
L. kraaeef.
Cloaks a Lansing.
Millinery Mary Daan.
Millinery immings---.....-... Blss Eliza Beliau
II has ersr been cur ains 20 keep paes with ou
last growing city. and have spared nsitber trouble
Der exsenss 10 establishing . drss-eiass Retail
Dry 0ocds brsiaess I've lsaee the puhHe 70 "a.
swer as 70 eur sureess.) By giving cur salesman
eeA-ga ef sspaFste cepartmenfs. ws hopa. and are
cona9snt, that 10 ts to the benefit of cur eua-
toE1sra. tf is ths duty % the ehssf of sach de-
pertmsnt = keep Il IN order, and haFa Il alssys
we'll ssscrted, By rsPsrtiEg gooes soid OUT. or
others that may b wanting. For the pEtssnf al
salssmen are permitted 20 take q customer and
ssii ali through the store
From the sons Prios " system xe viii allow
ne dsViatiez but sssd price ue viii try aud hs~s
alSnys as low ss the ioEset.
All goods are wBrrznead represented.
Fer the wholesals trade ws have Horeffiss a
eel - bargains IN Domestic Gooca mnd Il wilI
pay = EercLant 70 tosk throrgh cur stoek befors
purchasing eiseEEeIe. 10 truabIs 10 abop Gsods
eCHAPKER 4 BUssISC.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
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