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Mexican News.

, % NEW y YoRK, NOV. 2--The latest Mexi-
can advices confirm the appointment ot
Magruder and Maury on the Colonization
Bureau The Mexican Tir,es congratu-
lates the Imperial government upon
these appointments, ,Tadd urges fimmig gra-
ton from the United States. MaximiE
Ian, agent of colonization, has been ap-
pointed in several Of the southern
States. Magruder's salary is % ,0G9 an
huaHy, and Contingencies S2550
By the arrival yesterday of General
Aquerra, Military Commander of the
State OF Coahaila, for the Republic of
Mexico, we Learn thaH General Eseovada
was at Cutro Ciengas, in Coahaila, about
600 miles west of Matamoras, Oh the Goth
and oath OF September last with his
forces scattered all over that State, act
ing entirely OH thes defensive. and only
harrassing the French by bushwhacking
General Aquerra states that Carales and
Cerdo .Seon aud Iothels were more than
one hundred miles from MataInOras, and
we're awaiting the return of General Car
vajal with the means and elements of
war. He asserts that the reported defeat
Of the Liberals at bIatamOras, if true,
must ben the bandit CortiDas, who has
no flag & ~ r .b3
He says that the whole mass of the
Mexican population will rise and exter
inmate the French as soon as they can
get arms and ammunition. and that Pres
ident Juarez is in no danger.
Augustine. Viesca is Governor of Goa
haiia '' ~. s'a'. tN|
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.sTyYo Picfufes.v

Wn take the following humorous
sketch from the augusta Constitutional
Isl OF The 18th instant. The CoAati'Htioa
olist is now one of the largest, aS it has
always been one of the ablest, papers in
the South. aud is conducted, editorially,
by s. butcher, ESQ., formerly OF our
city:
In the tenth judicial district of Lousi-
ana negro, accused of horse stealing,
was lately arrested, tried, convicted, and
sentenced, according to due forms of
law. in State court. Feeling aggrieved
at this outrage" as he telicitOusly
STYLES it in his report, Chaplain Callahan
minister to the spiritual needs of a
negro regiment and agent, in those parts,
of the Freedmen's Bureau-put the sher
if who arrested and the judge who tried
the negro under arrest, liberated the
convict. and then rushed into explana-
tory, vindicatory, minatory print to the
following effect:
at is no part Of the design of the IN
reau to interfere with the business OF
Judge Weems' Court, except in man
ner contemplated IL this case. White
men NAV sue each other before him as
much as they please, and we will not say
one word. They may sell each other out
of house and home by DEGREES from under
his hand, aud, so far as this bureau is
concerned, it Will be all right. He may
imprisOn and hang as many white men
as he pleases, and no opposition will be
raised by us, but he must not touch the
negro"
And this is the first picture:
TABLEAU.-Judge Weems and Sheriff
Alder in limbo. Cuff at liberty, and Par
son Calahen triumphant and declama-
tory.
But down in Louisiana they have a
most abominably heritical idea that
when a man has sworn allegiance to the
United States the UnitedlStates is bound
TO render him some protection, or IN
other words they don't believe the obll-
cation is all on one side. Under this
impression friends of the imprisoned OFF,
cials laid the facts of the case before
Gov. Wells. who Immediately took such
stems az resulted in the release OF the
Judge ard Sheriff and the deposition
from his Office of Parson Callahan, who
received in addition to his mittimRs
very severe and just rebuke for his int
pertinent and tyrannical behavior. And
with this sudden reversal of affairs the
scene closes on picture number two.
TABLEAU.-The honest Judge and
faithful Sheriff at liberty to enforce the
laws OF Louisiana, Cuff non est jRreRtus,
and Chaplain Callahan eliminated from
his fat perch G1dnde Finale. The Law
once more triumphant.
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niI Near WcilsyiIIe

The Wellsvillc Jmi0H Of ,he 2oth has
the following in regard to The oil indica-
tiops concerning when there have been
very exaggerated reports.
Wr mentioned, some time since, that
Prot Mall.icrt, al New YORK, had eX-
nloIei a torpedo in the GSisse salt we'll,
and that the flow of gas was greatly in
creased in consequence. Since that time
the well has been tubed 10y Mr Fay, the
managing agent Of the company owning
it, aud upon Friday last il commenced
flowing. and up 10 yhe present time Of
writing has continued To flow uninter-
ruptedly, yielding considerable qGanti-
ties OF the finest lubricatlug oil ever
found in the United States, with Il pros
pect of becoming a good paying well.
Prof Mallefert and his assistants have
exploded number Of torpedOes in diff
erent wells in this vicinity The tirsj
was in the Canton Salt Co.'S we'll on Lit
tie Beaver, and the flow Of oil has been
increased from quart to thirty gallons
ner dav, and the quantity IS constantly
Increasing In the Hancock Ccmpary's
we'll. opuosite Wrilsville two torpedoeS
have been exploded, one ut the depth oi
nine hundred, and the otl'rTaat slN hun
dred and eighty feet he well h"i not
been yiclding auy oil previous to he eX-
plosion, aud although No; tabed, has
been Welding a considerable amount ot
oil. six gallons havirg been obtained
with the saud-pump Gt one dipping.
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KcnfuCIST AN.jrs.

A letter in the s. Louis RepHbicGH
SAYS: The coming session Of the Legisla-
ture will bc most important one. II
the radicals ct further cun'rcl of affairs
we shall have deplorahl, time d it in
Kentucky. II is bad oHrngh in ali con
science AT present Oar military cont
maudrrS are ruling and governing the
State how with unhearl OF license. and.
with q radical Legislature to aid them,
il woU!d hecomc an unbrarHhr d"spUt-
ism 10 give Won an idea of how mat
terS are carried ru, will ;",j yoU of y
case from my immediate section 4 man
was indicted for murder IN the Circuit
Court of Adair county. 1 motion was
made To admit him tn bail G"G was inst
ly refused hy JUDGE Alexander To keep
the prisoner trnm escaping OF being res
cued the Court $ .nt him ro Louisville 10
be kept in the Jail # Jefferson county
nntil the meeting # the next term.-
Soon after his arrival t&crc General Pal
NEE pardoued The accused and set him
ut liberty. | can scarcely lind words oi
condemnation sufficient 20 express my
dntcStatiOn Of such conduct All this is
done in the name Of liberty and law
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-. Dur,.ard. srecne County.

n'.;.min F. Long, Esq, Supcrintend-
DIgtbe Amber Oil Company now bor-
60. oa - Duukard Creek, has written a let
lls 70 D Hon. j. Flenniken. relative to
te, e, discovery a of gold, from which the
ttFoming tng Vino facts are taken: Vhe Amber
nI LSiiI Com9anv is boring for oil on the
En,, Un belonging to the estate OF DAVID
liiH lsII.,ar deceased. in Dunkard township,
NIL Me- - the DEPTH tof 675 feet, struck a
a." .Da,a a of very hard substance which
'royrd S,l', 10 be from p to 3 feet thick, AS
pam pam rs they drilled through this hard
,,oir i the well VAS reamed to the bottom
,oJ ,n,i mon saua pumping, fragments OF
'r.. o.. we're brought 10 the surface reSem-
Si;,r rold-bearing quarts. a lump the
~. ,,, 0f = bulled hickory mt was lmmcdl'
,,al,. forwarded to Nr James McGinley,
- PhiJadelphia. President OF the compa,
q. Who had If analvzed 1t was found
- contain gold over twenty karats nne'
The value of s2 SO was returned to MI,
! ono rs the product Of the small lump
rftJe ore. besides several small Quantl-
y, va, rbich were reserved as specimens.
1 committee was appointed 10 Nislt the
n-eIl and collect all the necessary lnform-
alton r and report thereon. The discovery,
saws tbs Waynesbmg Republican, has
80, "rootrd much excitement, and very wild
snecnIatjgns are riff. respecting it We
nresnre y scientific investigation viii be
made PREPARATORY 20 shaftlng Tor the
nrecious metal Ii these are iacts, aGC
Wr Lonr saws they may I've relied on, II
= an imnorfaa5 feature in the mineral
development OF Greene county.
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New xork Chamber of Commerce

New YORK, Nov THE Chamber Of
Commerce held regular meeting this
afternoon 4 resolution was adopted ap-
proving OF the sentiment expressed by
the Secretary Of the Treasury in his
speech at Fort Wayne, as well as bis ac-
ton in refunding S30,000,000 of legal ten
der notes, thus giving assurance of de-
termination to exert his influence and
authority in favor of an early return to
specie payment, also expressing e'nphat-
ically the conviction OF the necessity of
prompt but cautious movements III the
direction OF II curtailment Of the cur
rency, and therefore entering in advance
an emphatic denuucatiou of any appeal
that may b. made TO Congress at the APP
preaching session to increase the issue Of
national bank currency beyond the three
million authorized, or the Issue Of a sin
gle dollar more OF paper money in any
form Also that copies ofthe resolutions
be forwarded to the President ana Sec.
retary Of the Treasury
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A PLAIN SPOKEN JUBGE.-Judge Greg
orv, of Virginia. in his recent charge to
the grand jury of Henrico county, made
the following speech: NO brave man
will say the Southern people did not
conduct the war with bravery; let no
rood or virtuOus man ever have any just
pretext for saying they are not an hon
est and virtuous people; let us all accept
our present condition, and take things
o they are, with an unalterable deter.
mination to comply fully and fairly with
all rhe oaths and obligations which we
have been made subject to by our con
orerors; let none attempt to evade any
oath which he has taken by casuistry or
ouibbles and if any one should be so lost
10 all sense of honor and shame to vio-
late his oath, trown him down socially,
and in obedience TO your oatbs, which /
know YOU will rot disregard. indict him
for perjury, that he may he dealt with as
the law directs"
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The Rerirtercd Voters.

The Clearfeld, Pa, Republican, speak
nc of the voters of Baltimore city, says;
To illustrate the node Of doing things
N that city, a statement is published in
'he city papers a follows: The number
If registered voters in one pyeciuct is
~ IS own no property Whatever, and
g are assessed with SlS5000 worth.
The number of dsfrmchiSed Is l28.
|hoSe property is assessed at $4,000.
inls latter class are compelled TO pay
seven times more taxes than the former
TO support the city government but
they cannot vote; aud why Because
The blackguards who have been ruling
and running the city say they are not
"loval -
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Vessels In Foreign NTnlers.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Since the end Of
the war the Navy Department. has ex-
hibited great activity in Stting ont yes
sells for service in foreign waters. In the
Mediterranean we have six vessels, and
four of those are nearly ready in al the
Brazilian squadron six vessels, and two
now ready; in the East India squadron
three vessels; on the Atlantic coast seven
vessels; in Gulf squadron thirteen; in
Mississippi squadron six. and a number
of iron-clads at Mound City, Ills; eleven
vessels that belong to practice squadron
are at Annapolis, Md; and twenty-two
are used as transports Total number OF
vessels in the service, Que hundred AMI
ten; number of guns, one hundred and
fifteen. ssgE EEks q
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THE New CoUNTERFEIT-The new
ffty dollar counterfeit United States
note, recently described, is considered by
many bank officers as one of the most
perfect limitations ever issued. The Wig
nette. which is the head of Hamilton,
nrobably presents the best mark for dis
tinCuisiing between the genuine and
the counterfeit. On the former the bnt-
tons of the coat show distinctly, while OF
the latter they can scarcely he seen. As
the vigpette of the United States 2's is
the same rs the SOS, the public should
be we'll on their guard, as it is not inn
probable that the parties who put the
Sos afloat are altering the same plate for
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How EndicaIism Cropped Ont" iu
Missouri.

The mild rule Of radical;sm falls like
the GENTLE dew of Heaven upon the earth
heneath There its parallel with the
quality of mercy ceases. With power
comes cruelty. and the gentle dew he
comes foul miasma. blasting tie land
with fcveIs and death 1t knows no law
but that which springs from its tempo
rarv necessities. The following state
mcnt df iacts, made by Gen. Blair III his
recent Rolla speech, illustrates its dove
like qualities rs exhibited in the unfor-
innate State Of Missouri. Its spirit is
rife with intolerance, prescription, per-
secution, tyranny, pollution, corruption,
anarchy. lawlessness. humbuggcry. hy-
pocracv and blood-thirstiness 1t makes
mmGcra duty under the plea of patriot
ism. and fraud and dcbauchery become
the pastimo OF the Saints Read OF
it's gentle sway in Missouri:
"Why. in Jefferson county, during the
pendency of the election of Gov. Fietch-
er. If was The amusement of his friends
to kill all tie prominent men who were
not in favor of Fletchers election One
man OF my OWE acquaintance by the
aamc of Moss, who is a better Union man
;hau the Governor Of tue STATE ever was.
told line that the clique III Jefferson com
ty had shot sixteen men, all OF them
Union men, and some of them had voted
for Mr.. Lincoln at his first election, but
We're no, in favor of Gov. Fletcher's cleo
tion. and so bad to he put out of the way.
o'S
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Cotton SwindIe ut WObile-Guira ges
- L -. Inv RnhLlers

New YORK, Nov. "A Mobile cores
pondcnt of the Times states that Col.
Brooks has Terrified out SYSTEM Of cot
ton theiving of &huge proportions, by
which the government has been badly
swindled, and certain assistant treasury
agents have pocketcd large sums Of
money. A Rev. Mt Carver has been ar
rested as one OF the principal agents in
this fraud ,-E--
Horrible outrages have lately been
committed near Florence. Several per-
sons having been burned to death by
robbers in search of hidden valuables.
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RAILRoAD DAMAGES. Judge LOOMS
mas recently decided in the cases OF
George Bishop IS the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad and of Jonathan Ram
sey against the same, in favor of the
plaintiffs, giving Bishop $500 damages,
and Ramsey $500 The suits were
brought in Middlesex to recover damages
ICr injuries done the complaintants at
The Berlin accident, a year ago last sum-
mer. The Supreme Court of Massachu-
setts, sitting at Springfield, have given a
verdict in favor Of the company i'll the
vase OF Martin jennings against the road,
~ co recover for damages occasioned by
Barp.aiatant falling from the cars -Et'r
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Opening of the Mexican Financial
Agency.

:. NEW YORK, Nov 2-The formal OPEN
ing of tie office OF the financial agency
of the republic OF Mexico occurred to-
day. Over two hundred persons, among
them many of onr leading brokers and
merchants, were present. Speeches were
made by, Mr.. Roberts, Mexican Minister.
Hon. Mr.. Tomlnsen, Hon. S. S, Cox, Maj
Gen. Lew Wallace, Robt. Dale Owen and
others. Z Large sums were subscribed on
the spot. Among the distinguished Mexi-
can officers gresent were Generals Orte-
ga, Bemobagal Huerto and Aguirre.
Great enthusiasm prevailed
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Negro Insurrection in Jamaica

NEW York, Nov 2-Intelligence re-
ceived by way Havana in relation to the
negro instruction in Jamaica, states
that the disorders began in the district
of st. Thomas, where martial has law been
declared A leader Of the insurrection
is named Paul Boyle The government
has offered $1,000 for his arrest. Two
Spanish war vessels, the Sante Lula and
the Andolon, had lett Santiago de Cuba
on the 18th ult.. to protect the Spanish
citizens in Jamaica and offer aid TO the
authorities in suppressing the revolt
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sou,,.ern MEMBER. of Congress

WASHINGTON, Nov 2.-Tho leading
journals here recently published state
,ncnt OF the law governing the Clerk OF
the House OF representatives III making
Nh the roll for the organization of the
next Hnnse who construed the law so as
tanrcc1nGi4 bim fiom placing o. the roll
any .,aimcs 81 RnrresentativcSiciect from
rhc lately rcbellions States. The state
mcuf has been incorrectly attributed to
the Clark himself It was written by
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid. Tor a western jour.
nal with which nc is connected. hut there
are sufficient reasons tor believing that
it faithfully and exactly states tie views
of the law upon which the Clerk will
act. Itnay, therefore, he considered rs
settled that in the organization OF
the Housc that no member elect from
tie lately insurrcctionary States viii
par;iciuatc. After the organizations,
their cases will come up oil the PrcSenta-
ton OF their credentials, and viii doubt
less hr referred in dne courso' to the Com
mitfcc on elections Mr. Mcpherson him
self however, has published nothing on
the subject. aud is not likely to v0lun-
teer Il printed explanations OF bis intend
ed coarse in advance.
II the Senate the organization was eli
iected at the extraordinary session fol
lowing the inauguration, and cOuse-
quently the claim OF the Senators elect
from the lately rehcllious States We're
duly considered by that body on the pre-
sentation of their credentials.
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NEW YORK; Nov. 2.-It appears that
Capt. Hamilton and twenty-three pas
sengcrs of the steamer Republic were
picked up at sea by the schooner Willie
Dill and taken to Pore Royal. The boat
containing Capt Young and thirteen
Others WAS picked up at sea by the brig
J. Smith and taken to Charleston An
Other boat and the raft are yet TO be
heard from
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Pigeon shooting Watch.

BUFFALO, Nov 2.--The pigeon shoot
ing match between Robert Newell. Of
this city, and George Taylor, OF Jersey
City, commenced at Syracuse to-day.
There was some misunderstanding at
first about traps, but shooting at one
hnndred birds was begun at. 10 O'clock.
Shooting at dou lc birds tomorrow.
SYRACUSE, Nov 2.--Taylor, Of New
Jersey, won the pigeon shooting match
to-day for $1,000, at single BIRDS
Taylor secured 96 out Of 100, and Newell
81 Three OF Newcll's birds Tell dead
outside the honnds
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AFrivni OF British Troops IN Canad,,
Mourning for the Death of lord
paitaerStOn.

New YORK, Nov : "A special to the
Times from Montreal dated Thursday,
November I'd, SAYS: / understand that
FIVE regiments of British troops will be
here very soon, on tueir way to upper
Canada, 20 guard against possible Fe-
nian demonstration in that province
Steamers are in readiness down the river
TO transport these troops
The city of Montreal is in mourning
for the death Of Lord Palmerston and
also for the sad fate OF Counsellor a Y.
Shambault. killed on tue st. John There
will be great funeral tomorrow.
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Henry Ward Beeeher and the Presi-

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Posts' Wash
ington sneeial says Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher7had az interview Yesterday with
the President Mr.. Johnson was very
frank in his statement OF purposes and
convictions. He declared that no State
lately in rebellion ought to be permitted
to resume its former status and position
in the Union until they shall have adopt
ed the constitutional amendment to pro-
vide and extend protection to freedmen.
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THE CINCINNATI Hoe TRADE. The
Cincinnati Price CmreRt of Wednesday
says: "The market for hogs for future
delivery was firm at the close Yester-
day lot of 200 lead sold at Sl2 gross, to
be delivered this week aud next, and
500 head at 81 go, on Monday, to be de
livered the first half Of November The
demand has not been large, however r
Aboub 200 mead were slaughtered dn
ring the week, two or three houses hav-
ing cut small small lots. There is great
anxiety TO get hams and lard, but the
weather is rather hazardous being too
mild"
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New. from EInrnnn.

New YORK, Nov "A special To the
Tribune from Havana, says the slave
trade in Cuba is very fourishing
Efforts are being made by Arguelles to
induce the President of the United States
to interfere in his behalf.
The Capt. General of Cuba, Mr.. Do
mingo Eulee, is to be removed on the
18th inst This is anticipated with great
satisfaction by the inhabitants.
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A NEGRO JEgok0 D REJESIBps-TF
Cleveland PlaiR .bsdSu states taa' one
day last week Justice ofthe Peace OF q
certain brand, on Superior street 40 that
city summoned negro as a juryman,. to
sit on some important case with white
men The7whites JURORS, some Of whom
actually voted 1for the negro Isuiirage
candidate Cox, refused outright to take
their seats with him. After couple of
hours spent in sqnibblings, requesting
and refusals, the Tedoubtable Justice dis
charged the negro, and summoned q
white man in his place. 9l1f
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THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. Lizzie Reed
has started paper in iowa, which advo-
Gates the rights Of women to vote Err
change.
All, Lizzie, it isn'r enough that yOu
women are the motlfers of voters, and
supply them with their first pabulum,
and give the earliest and consequently
most Important rent to their thoughts,
but you must insist on being voters
yourselves. Are you not n little grasp
ing2 Would you have all political pow
er ?-LouiSrille Journal.
rs it not enough that they have tie
right to elect their husbands and make
all the laws at home.-EDs.l
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xus;ue.s as Atlanta,

Y New YORK, Nov 2-The Times At
-lanta correspondent represents that city
as speedily recovering IFS previons bust
ness and enterprise.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis is staying at the
honse of George Schley,ii Esq, about
four miles from Augusta, Ga.
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"h PEesb terry of Sangamon, in the
,',,' I' ., Illinois, held a meeting in Deca-
Imt;o,,' w. ,,,' week at which they passed reso-
inrancs cS ''.'o unanimously denouncing al
la1erieFeGGe Gnsndi sI, with the preachinr of the
thority os = nsHSuTh ~ SITh or military au-
tive Of the 'ST, Cbppsi' pal'n Of the preroga-
union Of Cbnroh J"urGN oI3 and practical
inc their CRarcn worUla, and State, and express
orethern in Missouri Who E'nS ny. lot ., tnelr
persecution for no other crime tS.u tGSunethns tits
OF preaching Christ. '"'' Vhah that
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INSTRUCTION,
Piano, Melodeon, and Guitar
Instruction

DY MRS. III. vi. BECk.-A FEW
I'D Pupils can be accommodated with practice
by applying Immediately at No. - Main st,vet.
or AZ Mr. ]. B. Afeilors Music Store -
! u hrrnln.Rm ~ d L. --.----- u------
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The New York Tyib,p.

The New York 7riJ'ms says of wo1a
hampton who is just elected Coror,,,, ~
4f o. S South Carolina, that "noIiticaII,. ~, ~,
IS one OF the worst men Of tbD ''stS SonIl ne
peispnaily one of the hest and Iouta, Ionns
his nature" auu dignity of
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