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Boots and Shoes.

Mr.. HENRY GIdoER, an his old STAND
on Main Street, offsfs 10 the public ar
unusually choice lot Of new and fashiona-
bic Doors and SHOES, of every variety
size and style, and is determined to sell
a "little cheaper than the cheapest" -
Also Hats and Caps, Of all kinds, best
make and latest styles together with a
large and select assortment of Fancy Ar.
ticlOs and variety OF Notions, all of which
he is determined 10 sell at peace prices
insuring his numerous customers great
Bargains Call in time
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Another Order 10 The CoIorod peOD,,

General SChofeld's cOlored people in
North Carolina give him infinite trouble
lie has issued another order, in which he
tells them they must labor to support them.
selves and their families, and that thew
will not be supported in idlcnoss by the
Administration. The fact that the Gencr.
al has been compelled to ishuo at least two
orders on this subject, shows that the col.
orcd folks of North Carolina do not have
fondnoss for work, Chief Justice Chase
should go down among them and give
them speech, such as he delivered at
Charleston.
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SAD AFFAIR AT CoLuMolA--FjVr
Boys ShO'-Iico Y Them NdtcL-Ou
Sunday hight, few ainu'cs before s
o'clock. the report Of a gnn was h ard iu
the neighborlood OF Fri mans Saloop
corner OF Front and L1'ust streets, Co
Iumbia, followed soon after by screams OF
distress. 1t appears that a Dumtcr oI
small boys, Two Of them sons OF Mr.. Ers
man, proprietor Of the saIoop,aud the othor
children Of Mrs F,lix, Mrs Dick nson and
Mr. Charles Rawlings, were Playing il
Mr.. Erisman's yard.whcn Mr., E. eldest
son, lad Of tn or eleven years, won't iu.
20 the saloon aud came to ,he back door
with gun in his hand. He told the
boys he was going to,shoot them and im-
niedately drew W the gun and fired, the
whole load taking effect upon four Of the
boys. Mr. E.'s second son was killed al
most instantly, receiving some sixty scvou
hot in different parts Of bis body. The
son Of Mrs. Fclx, aged G orr years, was
shot in the abdomen, and fingered ulti
this morning at o'clock, when death vut
an end to bis sufferrgs. The son of
Nrs. Dickinson was not seriously wound
ed, and Mr.. Rawlings son rec iv,d but a
slight wound. but one shot pc Grating
his breast. The gun was kept loaded for
the purpose Of killing rats, ard the lad
who tired it was not aware Of its being
loaded. Deputy Coroner Hunter held
m inquest on the bodies Of young Eris-
man and Felix th. morning. The aft ir
has caueed general gloom in Co'umbii
Lancaster n'eVigepccr, Junc 5.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10
The CASE OF CoNGREssMA,

THE CASE OF CONGRESSMAN HARRIS.
The finding and sentence of the Court
Martial in the case of Congressman BENZ
4 Harris, OF Maryland, recently tried on
the charge Of advising rebel soldiers not to
take the oath OF allegiance, bu, to return
to the South and continue the fight, have
been made public. He was found guilty
OF the charge, and sentenced to three
years imprisonment and forfeiture oil all
political rights. President Johnson has
approved the finding, but RENTED the
sentence, and Mr. Harris therefore goes
free. Bully for johnson.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10
Democratic State Convention

At the last formal meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, it wa
resolved that the State Convention should
be called to meet at Harrisburg on We'd
ncsday, the 2lst. day of June inst. But
having since learned from a majoriiy oI
the Committee, and been advised BY
many other leading Democrats of the
State, that postpouemem TO later day
would, on many accounts be acceptable
and is generally desired-I hereby give
notice that the next Democratic State
Convention OF Pennsylvania, will con-
vene at the Hall of the House of Repre-
scntatives, iu the City of Harrisburg, on
THURSDAY, the Gath day Of AUG UST
next, at one o'clock p. NJ.
c. l.. WARD,
Chairman.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

EStl'e Of J9mcs Rois,on, dcccaScl.
To Matilda Ralston, Willamina, widow
of Rob,rt Ralson, aud James, Bon,ld
c., lIlvira and { harIcs, minor children
Of Robert Ral,ion, dee a.cd, residing in
the County Of Dauphp, John RaIs'on, re.
-idirg in Schuylkl comfy William K is.
ton, residing in Broz J., South Amu ia,
JOSIAH Ra'5ton, Of Columbia County, Ap.
mes iutcrmarried with Narsl al ) lvertbo n
residing in Breckinr;dso, CDorado Ter
ritory, Susan in'er'narricd with Miles &
Abbott, Mar Ia intrrmarricd with Gcoroo
Bdlcmau, and E'iz tbcth daughter tf
James RalstoD, junior, deceased who ho,
for her guardian B Il. Iiartmpu, b, irs and
| gal representatives. Of Jatncs r ,lyo,
ia'c OF bloom township, Columbia County
drccus,d,
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Gen. Grants Congratulatory
Address.

Lieut.. Gen. Grant has issued the follow
ing congratulatory address to the armies
WAR DEPARTMENT., ADJUTANr-GEN-
FRAL's OFFICE, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
June 3, s65.--General Orders No, lOs.
Soldiers of the Armies of the United
States by your patriotic devotion to
your country in the hour Of danger and
alarm, your magnificent 6ghting, bravery
and endurance, you have maintained tho
supremacy of the Union and the Consti-
tuition, overtbrown al opposition TO the
enforcement Of tho laws, and OF the pro-
clamatiou forever abolishing slavery, the
cause and pretezt of the Rebellion, aud
opened the way to the rightful authorities
to restore order and inaugurate pcace on
permanent and enduring basis on every
part of An erican soil. Your marches
seges and battles, in distance, duration
resolution, and brilliance of results, din
the lustro OF tho worlds past military
achievments, and will be the patriotic pre-
cedent in defence Of liberty and righ. il
all time to come. In obedience to ycul
coun'ry's call, you left your homos and
! families, aud volunteered in lis defence.
Victory has crowned your banner and
secured the purpose Of your patriotic
hearts, and with the gratitude of you
couulrymcn, and the highest honors {
great and free nation can accord, you vii
soon BE- permitted to return to your home!
and families, conscious Of having dis
charged the highest duty of American cit
izens.
10 achieve these glorious triumphs ,ant
secure to yoWseIves,your fellow. country.
men and posterity the blessing of fec in
stitutions, tens Of thousands of young gal
aut comrades have fallen, and sealed the
priceless legacy with their lives Tbt
graves Of these gratefa} nation bodcw;
with tears, and honorsssSSr memories, aud
will ever cherish and Support their strick
en families,
(Signed) U. S. GRANT,
~
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(Sgned.) U. S GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
Official e. y. TOWNSEND, A. 4 G..
Movements of Gen. Sherman.

New York, June Gen. Sherman
goes West to morrow. Special dispatche,
rom Washington state that Gen Thoma-
will not take command Of the Department
Of Virginia. President johnson, in view
Of his thorough knowledge of the people
Of the Southwest, has determined to az
sign him to the work Of reorganization
His headquarters will be at Nashville
DR.. Mackly has been appointed collector
at Charleston, as an acknowledgment Of
his steadfast Union course during the re-
billion.
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Go In, SAMBo.-At the General As
sembly Of the New School Presby tcrian
Churches Of the United States, h,ch met
in brooklyn, New York, on he 10th ul'. ..
there are two colored brethren a. dtlegatos
They are as modest as could be expect, i
under the circumstances.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10

Gen. Grant was walking Oh the dock a
City Point in Virginia, in deep thought
with his cigar in his mouth, when negro
guard touched his arm, saying.
mo smoking on the dock, sir.
Are these your orders ? asked the gen.
raj, looking up,
'Yes, sir, answered the negro respect.
fully but decidedly.
Very good orders, said tho general,
immediately throwing bis cigar into the
water
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Personal ummary.

We did not intend referring again tc
our experience as ga soldier" but as IN an
of our friends seem interested in knowing
the facts in our case, we give below prob
ably our final summing up of the ''strange
events.' An entire report of the Court
Martial and every "step' taken, We arc
preserving for future reference. L, is tc
extended for our columns. We were ar.
rested Oh the 2sth Of November last
We were never drafted, but were appre.
hended for having said that the Enroll
ment Board of this district was guilty Of
''rascality and crime )" and refusing 10
retract by the publication Of an Infamous
libel.
We have suffered close confinement
amid the mot loatbesomc surroundings
just twenty seven days; have been a pa
rolled prisoner, under bonds, for one hun
drod and fifty days; have been sick ip
copse qucncc of i'll usage sixty days have
travelled two thousand miles made five
trips to Philadelphia, and suffered an ac
tnal loss OF $500.
II this is not sufficient, ip the minds OF
our readers, to substantiate the charge Of
''rascality" against the defunct Enroll
ment Board of the llth District. then VIC
differ in juCgemout-that's all.
H01OleY Free Press
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JEFFERSON.

GENERAL BANKs SHELvED.-Gcnoral
Banks like General Butler, has been or.
derod to report at home,in Massachusetts.
Cotton operations are said to be the cause
oil this order They are undergoing OK.
animation.
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Festival.

The Ladies of the German Reformed
church, Bloomsbury, purpose holding a
Strawberry and Ice cream Festival, in the
basement Of their church on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, the 18th, ,
10th, and 18th of June, 1865.
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Gen. sherman Cuts Secretary stantOl

Gen. Sherman Cuts Secretary stanton
The Washington special of the Ciuci-
natl Gazcttc, in his account of the grand
review Of the Army Of the Tennessee il
that city on Wednesday, records this fact
"Tl apimosity existing between Gen
cral Sherman and Secretary Stanton ou
account Of the latter's carly and unquall
fed denunciaton OF General Sherman :
terms Of agreement condilionaly made
Johnston, is doubtless well Known, Occu'
pying the stand on General Shcrman's 5 ar
rival, were General Grant, Meade, Meigs
Hancock, apd President johnson, Secrc
tary of tho Treasury McCulloch ,Postuas.
ter General DeDnison, Attorney General
Speed, Secretary Stanton, Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Meade, a large number
OF other prominent ladies. Most of the
gentlemen met General Sherman as b,
entered the party and grasped his nand
Secretary Stanton was seated between
General Grant aud the President Gen
raj Sherman approached the Presiden
extending his hand. When Secretary
Stanton rose and extended hls, Genera
ShcrmHn tnrncd on his heel and seated
himself at the further end of the platform,
without even bowing recognition. The
slight was no sooner given than noticed
by the multitude, who, in the enthusiasm
Of the moment, loudly applauded the ac'
and even laughed immoderately at the
Secretarys discontinue.
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WHYP

1t is stated that in tho grand revicw Of
the Army of the Potomac at Washington
City on tuesday, there we're no negro
troops IN the procession, Why were tfov
not
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Neru A0pcrtisemcnts.
Commissioners.
Candidate for Treasurer.
JOuN j STILES, of b ,pton TOWNSHIP

UIIN , IINiN, OF ID 'UIOH IOWNNhlD
~ through the earnest solicitation Of his many nefn
OF satiC friends, has been induced to offer imsclf as
candidate for the office OF TREASURER Or columbia
county, subject to thi decision Of the Dempratic Con
vention whic will be hrl on the 2-th of August npx
nnnInn MnY ~. IslJ = 81
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@@S' MASON 81 HAMLIN's CABINET
oRGANs'-Musicians are agreed in ref.
erence to these instruments that tbov
al arc unequaIled' Mr.. Gottschalk, the dis.
llnguishcd pianist, pronouncos the Cobinc,
Organ "truly charming instrument
worthy OF the high praise 1t has rcceivodn
ana "'aro to find its way into every house.
noia ol taste and rofnemon, which can
possibly afford its moderate EXPENSE Uo
also declared it far superior to evcrytbing
OF Its class he has seen. He knows oc
"hat he speaks, having tested them thor.
Onghly in his concerts Our most emiron,
orsan'''' IN New Nork fully endorse this
''''l'oony'~-Ne~ Fork PoMfndy,
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DEATHS.

In Cooper township, Montour county
on the Sd uIt', Of Spotted Fever, WILLIAM
ALFRED son of Jesse & Cathrne Crom.
ley, aged II years, month and 10 days
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sss" The colored people ofNow Orleans
have star ted newspaper, with the appro.
PIRATE name Of The Black Republican,.
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hELIEF OF GENERAL LEE.-It is stated
by the rebel prisoners and parolcd men Of
Lees army, BOW in this city, that duripO
the last two weeks over forty thousand
dollars G, has been subscribed by the veal
my Seces'lonlsts of Baltimore and vacini-
~ Tor tho purpose of relieving Gen. Lee
and his family from actual suffering for
the common neccssarics oflifo, caused by
the confscation of his property and the
obstruction ofall his household goods and
chatteIs by tho different armed bodios who
have domicilqd themselves during the last
four years at his mansion on Arlipctor
nelsnis, They also affirm that tho sum
would be Increased 10 one hundred thous
ana dollars without going outside of the
limits q Baltimore.-Ntso York UoyM
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10

sS' Charles O'Conner, of New York,
has been appointed to act as counsel for
JEFF, Davi' in his coming trial.
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iiE School Ltw requires that the A.
nHa' report of Directors slIIll b.. h,d in thr ,t.
NJ OF tnt Sup'r Itynd"ht at ihrrishurs bcf,r. TN.
1'n ~ !'hf next rr tn state appt opriatiun shan
be i"ttrlt'd hence II Is necessary for nlr,rtnrs ~
max out ih2 frpprts and forward th'm iuurri y
tu m touniy Superintendent 1ha Sttt.tcil R,up,,
rs 70 h. slGhrd ny tht President and secretary rt IN,
old bG1tl On thc opposite p1"', un,l,r "DFFIt'ER;
AND MEhbEfS bf tue i.IAFD the name. -, i,
officers OF ihe ne" b. ard arr +, Dn written
& &. BARKbNY,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10
Postponement of the Democrat
ic State Convention.

1t will be seen by the notice given by
the Chairman Of the State Central Conn
mittee that the meeting Of the Democratic
Convention has been postponed until the
Gath of August. We are glad of it for
many reasons, aud the committee have
but met the wishes Of our most active and
prominent friends by making the change.
Many of the districts Of tie State have
not yet selected their delegates, and at
time like this greater care han ever before
, should be exercised in the SELECTION Of the
men who are to represent the views o
near 900 900 freemen Of this Common
wealth. There will now be ample time
the harvest will have come aud gone
many of oul noble soldiers, who have beet
true 10 their principles and tho faith o
their fathers, will have returned to thoil
homes, mingled with their fricndss hat
their eyes opened to the true issues befort
the country, and will be ready aud anx'
( ious to strike blow at negro suffrage ant
in favor of the superior rights of whit
freemen. We say again that we rejoice
at the change, and on the 2itb of Angus
next VIC expect to see the Democratic par
ty represented at Harrisburg as it has no
been in many years.
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Cape May, New Jersey,

Cape May, New Jersey,
w ILL be opened for the reception ct
W En".Is IN
THURSDAY, IUNE 70 I-t5
1t IS tue intention nf tn PrDpri ,t.r tlliiLo CnII
ha House Shalt fully suStain iii, popul1r rrpui ,,,'
" lch ~ ha- Al'etiy acquire ahi h rn~prr fiiy -,
.lrtS VI p'Dlc 9tt'Flion for the co mag season \,
ra'H'heht' are ~ prntr for til n n latina ,r
an extra nninbr Of gIestS, AM W. Lr n sure, In.
f"Hr'l iacllitlS wii be excellent C,r all n J.s,t.
10 yI>i tHs iav"riiC suu.n'r .r3 Ut.
nt'"H 'rrh'a"d rhil1 icphit Ban In, been 50.
cured fuI the season 49,"
For rooms, &c. npplr to J. II. DEENlsDN A.,
chNts IL t. iiulIieplla or To
GEO j. BOLTON.
Proprietor
June 10. l-r5 .
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TAhE No TICE

That th inquest will be hcld on the real estate or ,,
Bloom township, Columbia county or,up eli by lie, ~
GJtfi.uu,Uu 49, y
l12d"y, me IM q AHgaa 4 D.. 1865
At ten oclnk. IN The furcnbtn ant 10 cout!uuo nut,
All the rc estate VI the cease rs .ad r,r t
purpose uI making partition of ths rgH u.tuts of If,
'aid deceased To ahI anl1hg hi ttcirs anl legal r.
rrschdtIVcs, II iha same he done withp,It nr,,
m'' 10 or st"iI'nG ihe whole Otherwise To value an
lrlrlise tue sam" according to law ut WInch i,r
"nl Plac' y'h are required to attend 1t got thrnt
proper. "'
SAMUEL SNYDER
.n.u,r. oo,. r,,,.,. @~E
jan. lrtJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

On Iums Of less than SIVOl HVe Per cent Is addsd
to above prizes.
GIass-Ihs following ere the quOtatiOns = box
Of so feet:
First quality, I6
Second 81 - ..-.s.-.-.......s ..........--.. . 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

We refer our readers TO the NEw YoRK
AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM CoMPANY's ad-
vertisement in another column of this pa
per, as also to the following notice by the
New York Independent.
PETRoLEUH-0ur readers have noticed an
advertisement Of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company in our columns.
Daniel s. Dickinson is the President, and
he is associated with gentlemen OF expert
ence in the business. A careful study of
the prospectus will reveal the advantages of
the Investment. The discovery of Petrols-
um is 80 recent, and the necessary demand
SO large and increasing, that this Company
may be said to proceed upon q permanent
basis. Their prospectus speaks frankly
and fairly, and the name of Mr.. Dickinson,
who has here, we believe, for the 6rst time,
associated his name with any corporate en-
terprise, should satisfy the enquirer that il
is not mere speculation. All the funds
paid in form the working capital of the
Company, and no one connected with it is
interested in selling the Company's land or
property at q fstitious value or at any
profit. Stockholders are mutually interest
cd in all the profits of the Company. Sew
eral of the Trustees are located in the oil
region, and have acquired their wealth and
experience in the business, and have per-
sonal supervision in the Company affairs,
and it is expected that large quarterly
dividends will be paid from the first Of
January.-IN. 7. Indspendent.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
E.runTav March (. 1865.

s,UUBpA7, March 4, 1866.
Financial eirc.sI during the pest week IN TINS
city have bern, 80 far buiinsIs with the general
public was concerned, quite as quiet as tie week
previous, the demand for discounts being very
Iigat The volume Of currency was, however, ma
tsria'1y Ttduced in consequence Of laTgs demands
from the Government on Monday aId Tuesday for
Pay masters disbursements, and the sapply during
tue week has consequently be ncOse Though prob
ably quite ample for al legitimate purposes. At
the Close to day Bankers report comfortable state
Of the market, with CONTINUED quiet ruling. X
change has BEN in relatively better supply than
Gu Tenry, and also faled quiet, with steady rates
at g discount buyiog and par selling.
The well has not witnessed any We decided
movements in Gold, and though the tendency Of
the market has been steadily downward, strong
pressure to maintsin prices has been perseVered in
By those who feared the efsots to trade Of such
decline as probably would have been rallied had
the market be- permitted to yield 70 the ie uence
events and the price has been kept Up close upon
2OO with more OF less Of effort, at times, to recover
to this point The abssncs Of farther military suc-
sees during the week, and the Tressnes Of Eos
sibIIity that our armies mi sht suffer rev ere In
the g eat contest known to be PendiDg-if uot BY
this time deoided-s9meWhers iR Netth OarohDR
have Of course aided these wkO worked 20 Keep
Gold up but should further victories crown the
advance Of sh rmAu, and the army being eoncen-
trated under Johnson suf.r ds'eat, these su port
eIs of Gold will be hardly able TO resist the down
ward pressure, and q considerable decline may be
expected. We de not anticipate, however, that
any sEch fsll will be realized as is commonly ex-
pscted. Under the mos: d5srabls circumstances
even pace Itgelf-We csnnst see how Gold sau
20 below 10 or so premium would It be safs for
it to do SO sudd My, CT until the prices Of COM
modItiss g 'neral'y could be adjusted to the new
order cf things. The closing rae for Gold in the
New York market on Saturday Of last week was
1871, and hat night the price closed at l9ssl-a
decline Of only Il of one Psr cent. Thsre wss TO
buslneGs done to-day, ard We have, therefore, no
rates later than last evening.
! Government Gold Bonds hsve been steady and
firm throughout the week, with fair business do
ing. Railway Shares have steadily improved, and
closed last evening decidedly better han the Wetk
previous. Thu speculative demand has been more
active.
The week has not been particularly remarkable
for the sales Of the 73O Popular Loan in this mar
kst, owing probably mainly 20 tbs tigbtness Of
Money, though the business hss besn fair. The
sales to-day BY the Second National Bark smsuAt-
ed to SIss,6eO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

LOSSES FROM THE FIRE AT BRAINLRB's
HALL.-The loss from fire wes not very con
siderable, but the foods of water forced in
upon the slowly burning stage of the hall,
poured down through the floor, soaking the
fancy goods, laces, ETC., Of Mr.. D. Black,
on the second floor, inficting the heaviest
LOSSES that will be sustained by the losers.
His clerks were sorting over the goods Sat-
urday, but it will take several days to de-
termine the extent Of his loss.
N. S. Castles law office was aaost, but
we could not learn that he met with very
serious damage.
The plaster of the walls and ceiling of
Mr.. s. Ranney's shoe store will probably
come of, and will constitute the bulk of
his loss and annoyance. W. C. North's
Photograph rooms were not at all damaged.
Brainard's music store was not at all in
jured, and ". W. Gaines, oyster dealer, es-
capped with small loss.
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