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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TLCKET,
Cox on Negro suHaage.

General Cox soon after his nomination
wrote letter in which he apparently ar
gued against negro equality. In the
light of his recent utterances however, 1t
becomes manifest that he was only throw
ing n tub to the soldier whale which he
states in his letter, has to his certain
knowledge an invincible repugsnce to
tour colored brother" His real senti-
ments are expressed in the same letter, but
are concealed in such slyly worded phra-
Ses as these.
"The spint and disposition which should
control us in determining the time and
terms of reconstruction, and all other
questions accumulating upon us, are sta
ted in two resolutions, { Republican plat
form) one urging the example of our
msrtyred President "in waiting for the
solution of difficulties furnished by the
progress of time and the logic of events, I"
the other delaring the necessity of keeping
steadily in vie.S the great principles of our
government as set forth in the Declare
lion Of Independence. THAT is "all
men were created equal'-the negro the
eqnal of the white man,
ITO condense still more, the essence
the position of the party may be said to be
the determination of the political results
Of the war by the united and harmonious
action of truly loyal men, actuated by a
spirit at once cautious and controlled by
an earnest bsliet in the JrOadest doctrines
of human rights"
Tohess principles l have given my
public and sincere adhesion"
And again
81 assent that in republican commu-
nifty political privileges of any kind can
never be rightly or safely based upon
hereditary caste"
Now if any other meaning can be
reasonably given to such remarks, than
that he believes in the right of the negro
to be considered the equal of the white
man and in the wisdom and expediency of
letting him vote, we would be obliged to
General Cox or any friend of his who
will point it out to us, That these quo
tations correctly represent General Cox's
sentiments, and that he is playing the
role of tricky politician on this question
of negro suffrage, is evident also from his
recent speech at oberlin, of which Gener-
al Morgan gives the following account.
Let all honest men read and then say by
their ballots on the I'd Tuesday of octo-
ber next, what they think ofsuch duplic-
ity. i6
When General Cox was at Oberhn, he had
What M. Beecher would call q miscegepetic
audience That is, black and white lntermix
ed. And TO avoid the possibility Of doidg IN
;us,iee 10 General Cox, will read from the
Ciueinpatti Gasstts and Ohio State Journal,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE et by given that dsve been appoint
IN ed Administrator of Abraham Lsudi deceased
late Montgomery county.
sepsw3' SAMUEL NJ. LANDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19

after half an hour or more. A second half
dose was never required, bat should Il be it
may be given No other auid should be drank
before recovering to accelerate oonvslescence.
II has been suggested that fifteen drops Of the
spirit Of ammonia aud sulphuric ether, in
equal parts, may be advantageously given
three or four times during the following day
The above quantity OF brandy and capsi.
cum are for any patient suffering severe at
tack In other cases tvo-thirds or half Of
that quantity might suffice"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE of REAL
ESTATE
sspt 8 wet

DY virtue ol and in obed enee to an order Of the
ID Probate Court, o. ntgomery County, OHIO,
will sell at pubic sale ont premises on Saturday
the 23d day OF september, 1865, at two O'Clock Z M
the following de eTued real estate, belongin the
estate OF Henry Hagedorn (aleo called SMITH de.
ceased, to wi: Situate IN the city OF Dayton IN the
couaty OF Montgomery, In the State CT Ohio, on
Fulton street the layton and Michigtp Fret eht
Depot, Lot numbered eight en- hundred and nineteen
Qsl9) according to the revised plat Of said city Of
Dayton.
On said promises is erected large brick house
with ten rooms, which appraised at thirty SIX
hundred doll e3 600 00) aud not sell for less
than 81 400 90 rec Of dow Terms ofsale, third
cash, one third iu one, and one third in two years
from day OF sale, "a interest from date olsale, and
secured by Mortgage on the premises.
August, oath 1866.
WENDELIN SCHELHAMER,
Administrator Of Henry Hagedon, decd.
4td6w
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SENATORIAL TICKET.

ISDEPESDEST oANDIDATE FOR JUDGE or THE
sUPEKIoR COURT,
DANIEL A. HAYNES
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ArgaI.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REALEsrATF



Marie Bnshman ct al.
In pursuance of order Of the Probate Coutt o
L Preble County, Ohio, made the 70 tn day oi
August, A. d. 1905, In the above cas- , the undt v.
signed will the t4h day Of october A. b. 1857, al
O'Clock at the door OF the Court House in DAYTON,
OHIO, offer at public sale the following desc ribed real
estate Situate IN the city Of Dayton, county OF Mont
gomery and State or Ohio, 20 wit certain parcel
strip Of ani being part OF lot No. 22l in the Original
plat the town Of Dayton lying north east ofanother
part Of the Same lot, owned by Charles pattsr.
son, and bounded on the north and west by apnthpr
part OF the same lot owned by said Henry Roth.
the south by land owned by Charles Patterson nud
the west by a 10, owned 10y Ann Talbert, heinz
forty three feet from east 10 west aud eight feet from
north to south
Also the following tract being twenty five feet in
width by parallel lines of OF the South side ofth-
north half Of Inlot No. 22l the original plat OF the
town Of Dayton
Also the following described premises founded by
bsginnins at pont9l feet northward from thatcoT
ner OF said lot No 22l which iorms the corner Of
Wkn aud tftu street the city Of Dayton, thence
northwardly eight teet, thence aswardy i1y six and
one III feet, IN nee southwardly eight feet thet co
westwardly ifty si1 and half feet 10 the place tt
beginning
Terms OF safe, one third cash on the day o. sale
one third in ono and t1ird In fwo years from
day OF Sale, to be secured by mortgage the prem.
'ses cold, and deferred payments to bsat entered
payable annually.
Appraised ats
JoHNV CAMPBELL,
Guardian Of California f.. Roth
SAINT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19

General Besuregard has taken the oath of
allegiance.
A report Of the P,ymaster's Department
in Missouri makes very damaging report
about the Department in thai State
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j. As WAATMOHE q III. III, IA MI 3,
LAVE formed co-partnership IN the boot, sho
III and clothing business, al No. 2s2 Fifth street
tOTegonI, where they will keep full assortment Of
ready made work at aa low prices bo had in the
city, they viii also manufacture all goods in their as
10 order on short notice
One the firm has been engaged in the boot and
shoe business in Germantown fnr a number OF years.
and the other has bern engaged the dry goods busl
ness al Harshmanville, for several years lWd
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MATRIMONIAL.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN; II you wish to
i J marry you can do so by addressing me. | viii
send you, without money and without price, vaiusbls
iniormation that will enable you TO marry hgpplly
and speedily, irrespective Of age, wealth beauty
This Information will cost you nothing and IL you
wish 10 marry, will cheerfully assist YOU All let-
ters strictly CONFIDENTIAL The dessEed inEnrmation
sent by return mail, and reward asked Please N
close portage or stamped envelope, addressed 70
yourself Address,
FARAH II. LAMBERT,
Greenponl,
mlsdSm Kings Co., New YoEk
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NEW FIRM.

4 HAVE this day associated with me, In the House.
/ furnishing, China, Glass and Queens sWare buBi.
ness at sos Third street, Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John b.
Moorman, my former book keeper. The business
viii eontinuen future under the style Of. T. Wolf
90. JNO. r. WOLF,
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mAREEED.

DIGNAM-BAGGoTT-on the evening Of the 18Th
by Rev. d. Winler, at his residence, W. Thomas
Dignam to Miss Lovina Baggott, both OF this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25
From g.s.5says Ersniag Edition.

a win take il you please, the lowest ground
~ We win admit, and admit cheertuly, that II -
pleasant 70 be msulted-that nothing can be more
a.rscstle TO a man OF spirit than 10 be called har
a coward a thief a fool brute a barbarian, We
will 20 further and say that Is delightful TO be
tssuitted in the face TO have the jaws boxed the
nose tweak,i the ears pulled, the eyes gouged and
me hair torn out Of the roots by handouts. We
viI 40 still further, and say it is charming 10 be
kaoeted down, tramped upon, dragged out and
Jbravu In ditch 70 perish. sim better, Is it, TO
ice murdered IN cold blood 90 BE- issassinated in bed
at the dead hour octbe night or TO have the throat
cat 40 high noon in the public street, on in any other
aud more violent way 20 be deprived of existence
srl better, IS it, 70 have your cattle your horses
and va,ir negroes stolen, your crops aud agrcultu-
lsI implements destroyed, your furniture hrokep
into t.udl,u. wood you, books pictures and private
rrr,-, torn into fragments your beds ripped open,
.eu- pickles and preserves cmptied on the hoor Your
clothing 90 .tho last garment carried away, youT
Ir.. ..lI Jewels purloiucd, your wines and liquors
d-aas cy poured upon the ground, your barns and
-aur mills SET on fire and your oNu house burnt
over your Hea5 Best of all is it TO have your aged
parents betcn with the butt Of musket, your
wives aud daughters violated and your infants stran-
elyj or spitEd on Jayonet.
We viii admit that these things are blessings
But tsre we pause; for boscness itself can 90 no
further Baseness itself would doubt whether these
blessings we're altogether blessed when bestowed by
Yankees upon SoutherneS. The Fecjce, the Carib
the Kltfr may regarded as beuetactors Of the
human race but idiot, alone Will regard the Yam
Ere. The most seuscless and ssyish spirit in the
SOUTH may consider the Yankee benetactor, but
eS,u such q Split VIII not regard it blessing to
PAS such teuetactor the cost and charges of sub
fssrtirg h,. il has been no light matter TO bring
,e r 90 the present pass. The sum total is counted
ty billions. and vet the work is by no means finish
ell Every cent Of oil these billions will have 10 be
paid Dy the sUniusaied people.
Nothing Is more certain than this The coward
,.i9 hopes Uy submission g. save his slaves and his
-.,.i Will ind when too Lte, that his land and his
slave, yig not begin to pay the price OF bis submis-
,.5u-irr submission Is uot the ending Of the var,
..u. Inc beginning %; many wars-war with Eng
...I war with France, both Of vLich wars will be
mediate, siJh endless wars IN the future. 1t We
.ru ourselves whipped before We are whipPsd, and
,.s,au,e 81 are AFRAID OF being whipped, We VIII
t.t .et a worse whipping, aud have TO pay for 1t Ia
Phi. bargain. We had better not be whipped There
IS no necessity tor H. and possibility, we stand
..g r.eutuiy Co tue ngLt ana remember that sub
,...isr 90 the Yankees doos.uot mean the disband-
,u. o. our armi,, and the return " our Ee9csiui
homes. but march into the SHOWS Of Canada aad
y. d=adIy miasms OF Mexico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25
: THE CITY.

MAYoKs CorRT.--The cases before the Mayor
this morning were few in number and of little i'm
pOrtance.-
Horace Hovan and John Turpin were charged
with ASSEMBLING and beating Frederick, slave of
Mrs. Martha ] Stamper, in the market and with
stealing lot of soap from Frank Domhick aud
Jos. Powell.
This was case in which several small BOYS (the
accused amongst them figured. The. cases Of the
offending youths were sent on
Ann Weaver, who says that she is free, but has
no papers; was up for being person of evil fame,
and was ordered 20 lashes accompanied with an in
junction to leave the city
John Love was up on.tbe charge Of buying butter
in the First Market for the purpose Of selling again
and was fined $50 therefor
Frank Gof, proprietor of-the I" Gem" Saloon, on
Main street, charged with violating city ordi-
nance in keeping his drinking house open On Sun
day, the 22d instant, where ardent spirits and
mixture thereof are kept for sale.
Upon being called to appear before the bar, Gof
faded to respond, land was fined $40
Jim Brooks slave Of William Allen, was brought
before the Mayor charged with numbering J. NJ.
Schriver, James a. Graves and George Graves
white men, and wounding Gilbert Wootton, free
negro-all of which occurred in the county of Sus-
sex on the 25th day of October, 1862.
The negro Jim has been in Jail since the occur
renee. lie was in the Yankee service at the time of
committing the deed, and assisted with others, in
the crime The murdered men were attempting to
go to jamestown Island when the murder was done.
1t is upon the testimony of WOotton that the case
viii be tried,
The Mayor deferred examination of the case until
the LIST day of February, and remanded the prisoner
to iAi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25

The following address OF gallant officer TO his
.anas. on she occasion OF the desertiou Of TWO Of
Ills, man. is We. ostu the perusaL. We trust every
good soldier i. Ie-', army VIII give heed to its no
a.. sentiments
Two l.-t. -- and --- COMPANY --, de
-,r.i % the e-uly from SLc picket hue last night
49,, with mort alton auJ pain thai MAKE TINS an
,......rIe.r % the brave aud steJdidSI men whom
-,.. .,.-.. ats have SD basely aud co"lrdly abaIS
o.l-I l-Ish last and honorable pride that We
,Ir i...r 90 hiGag but few such mcn H. our ranks
Itt... ..te uo oue has been able to eSe the Vigil
l.l.. .. t.c li..cI, u THIS regiment td attempts
have been visited ith Jh- -llu eatu a. the icloi
Stake. To the glory and honor OF Tue command, be
isvst - - 10 SO have some ie" mtr mean ans
a..r4f-I enough % desert. We have men watch
nj suj brave ea0ugb o. catch them. But
r.sae t-c' Lel '-LavS succeeded IN sneak
SOD. and sSui.rg ct 10 hex the roas thSt
,.1lree them, tloHgi5 perhaps held BY some
.. tae.r own slaves b t.H J)-"e eau spare
tIp.A Tie i.,ert.cu Of elct mon Is 10 loss. The
uayte5rt that attends their going is The rccolec-
t.-.. a, tie ,jl-. they ieas. upon the company uud
r-..it.f which once held such black and unworthy
1.-,. noon their rolls. Embamed be their name =
F.-,.l. I'M eternal iuflmy and disgrace, aud their
r.srof.ss forever scorncd and spit upon, by every
br--e older aud honorable patriot Hearts lke
tH.ss men had BcDeiic. Arnold ana Judas lscarlot,
r5 ,sr a -ali And base spirit carries along its own
re- .ruirur anti its owEcr, crushed by loaded
- .eueesni ablackeued name, sneaEs INTO his DIS
fsuersi crave despised aud abhorred OF men, .
tgs.f.. :, Tie land that gave him hTtl-tal'e GnS
r,...-lt tl his brave comrades Of the bastle-hed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25
IRON ARKANSAS.

The Herald has tho following correspondence
from Isttle Rock, of Janusry9:
YIN. D. SnUw was elected 10 the United States
Senate by the Legislature of this State the S0th
alt Mr.. Snow was born in Worcester county,
Mass. and is thoroughly Gnt-slaveryin sentiment,
working member of the old Wing party, and q
now enthusiastic Republican. lie is electeUby q
legislatures composed of men, seven4eighths vi
Shem having been born in the slave States.
General Steele's ettey to ,ssvernor Murphy, be
fore leaving, is published. he says: "The rebels
hold no portion Of this State except line from
Camden to Red river" and that Magruder has or,
dered the rebel citizens 10 tall back across Red Fiv
or, or he would leave them only thirty days ra4
tions.
GeneralR eynolds, who supersedcs Gen. Steele,
has ordered the evacuation of all the outposts and
troopsto report hereto advance.
The rebel army is concentrating at Camden, ia
fall back 10 Louisiana or Texas Desertels say the
southwestern portion OF the State is TO be made
desolate in their march Hence the citizeBs arc
ordered away IN advance,
Our State courts are now organizing, and Tic
circuit court Ir this district is now in session.. =
The Legislature has authorized loan of $780,
600.
| THE INDIAN Troubles
| VALLEY CRY, Colorado, jan. 1.-The telegraph
operator from Junction Station arrived here this
morning. He had an escort part Of the way, hay
ling travelled twenty-five miles in the night III
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25

LEcTuRE.-We invite attention to the Lecture Of
Lieutenant Ohio X. Pate on "The Character Of
Stonewall JACKSON" which will be delivered this
evening in the Hall of the House of Delegates at
eight o'clock. Lieutenant Pate is gentleman Of
intelligence and cultivation the subject Of the Lee
turs is one of the most attractive that could have
been selected and we doubt not its treatment will
be such as to repay amply all who attend Let there
be full house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25

TIE TgIEGRAiH L1xrs.-'The storm e Saturday
last played havoc with the telegraph lines. The ice
on the wires would alone have prevented commu-
nication ~ insulation was thereby suspended but,
in many places between this CRY and Danvilie and
at points further south, polesand wires were6Qock
ed down by falling trees and ice-laden branches
Several days must slapse ere the lines are repair
ed. The lines to Petersburg aud Lynchburg were
IN working order this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25
RELIEF coMMIrTEE.
TREASURY. DEPARTMENT, c. :. A., ]
1. IL.
TAXED TREASURY Il N0 ~ &. 'Ili order to

Il
lrnnote as far as practicable the early liquidation by
tie Treasury Of tleDU1STASDING TINED NOTES, tic
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Repositories in tire
different States hereby authorized 10 receive the said
notes except the 800 notes CO 90 per ceth tepo-
sit issuing for same Certificates Of Loan npon hypOthecs-
ton of non.taXabe bonds The said certificates 10 10
payable on demand after the expiration OF ninety dsys
And all agents for the sale OF the above bonds are hereby
authorized to receive the taxed notes with tie exception
above named in payment OF bonds when sold stte no
OF 66 90 per cenidn. G. I. TRENHOLM, :
au29-tf Secretary OF the TIeasuiyi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25

,o,ind tive wounded men AZ a raich Eve la!iss west
Of here they having crewleda distance Of come ten
miles, Au escort was-seni from here, who brought
tie wounded men in lie found American Ranch.
nuteen miles west of here again ON fire, and seven
bodies burned,to cnders. Among them were two
children aud one woman.
large number of Indians are along the road.-
Signal fires burning at night in every direction.
1t is expected that the Indians will butcher every
person on the road, unless speedy assistance is
sent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25

.rrmtfe New York Police Gazette Jan. l4thl
E.s Board 10. the Metropolitan Police nave re-
conf. submitted % the Governor their annual re
mort ia which they show, what We have repeatedly
,fr8tti thdt crimes OF all kinds are increasing
a, an urrss.IIeledrate in the cities o. New York
.rf F,o0Elru This port also reerate' The state
rlert. So often made in our journal 'that M no
S-f.- ..'e. ir the civilized |ort-u't thS lhealre
gf t...-i .,-r-is human life so lightly prlzed' ana
srr',,l-l COB so great hazards H0m violence a. "a
TIN. .er poll, and It's suburbs, and, furthermore,
..- s DO other such cities does the machinery OF
Cr...aa j,s>-ie So Susy tan! ~ RESTRAIN 81 punish
ser u, sud capital offences" TIE number OF AZ
rcs.,i ytJf. for crimes Of ~ lent ana SERIOUS
-cparscrer, reached The aggregate OF seven hundred
ami I'D -y-ts0. oeing ON excess of more than TWO
hundred over those OF the proceeding year. tiye
poI..emcr we're killed, and thirteen seriously
,,5-.r laF ir desperate encounters with rnhans.-
These and other statistics embodied in the report,
snow ig iced titt crime and vice are making appall-
i,y it,r.Is I'm ,ur midst bat flllas are these sta
fis.-. tiey are from giving compile picture OF
tna g fral condition OF things, aal % the thousand
~ -4.r.- fbgf nre at work t0 corrupt end poison
49,, r.r, E-irtaius Of social life. 70 comprehend
- ,.ii -,srrnty ct The evil one must look beyond
-.,,.l.-e and prison records. lie must consider
- s,I-.stio-s - courts lEe sitng. every day, OF
n s.. ic-sD.ead, shameless pohue'i e"fIoptlVp' ouen
,.s..s "a, Wred r> DpdySe, and acoifs 81 Viny'. Ne
,,.;1 .,,e sUesk in thunder toucs OF The rot th2'
q ... an. thorough oIr whole political system. lie
man si,erce the rapidly multiplying proofs %, OF
,--1 .s,,.f;,.a OF Virtue. as shown n the enoieSs
-. NJ aiv1ree and seduction cases she proSsSu-
CONS ~ crin con-. bastardy and rape, ana ih 'lus
numerous sud aourshing brothels that are allowed
to Ia Kept open on every hand without any sh3, "
yequlation OF restraint. He.must see the nlAk
9! religion deserving the sacred duties Of 'os' 0''
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TRn.maRARAAO.
Reports Of the Press A EzoeisSion received az.
cIusiveIy bT he Whig.
From CHARLESTON

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l9-About mid,ia all the
vessels of the feet raised their flags am fired
lutte There had been unusual activity displayed
amongst the feet to-day, and Morris Island; the
number of monitors had increased. There are now
eight off Morris Island.
Nothing of Sherman's movements.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 holders and owners Of C u
~ fcates Of stock and Coupon Bonds issued under .hs
act Of Auguts 49, 1851 pseemaio after the st day OF
uar 1855 present the for payment on the I'd tay
Of Janusy next az any time thereafter 10 the lrea ur-
er C. 81 one Of the assistant Treasures e. :. Pay
Dcpostar Of the C. s. funds having been placed IN tia
hands OF said agents for the purpose Of redeemng such
sock and c0fp0n bonds. No interest will be allow ed
seth stock and coupon bonds after January / 1865.
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
|. de 7-ao2m Secretary Of 1reaslfy.
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RICHMOND WING.
" eanezday IEornius. I"a- rs. lsos.

Tguass-Daily one YEAR 500. six months $50; three
no..,hs ~. For q less period $40 per month.
semi Weekly >oRe year sI5 SIX months, SO three
months So No subscription received for les period.
News Dealers furnished at $50 per hundred copies.
single copies 50 cents.
Advertisements Inserted in Daily and Semi.weekly at
q per square OF eight lines y les.
BeuAtanges az risk Of subscriber
an advertisements from the country either be ac'
compsniel by the money an order some business
house in tie city to insure It's insertion.
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTJRE DAYS.
ARGELOT on OLD RRECKs EOR

II sale at ducion.-Wlil be SOLD on TUESDAY, The
3ls instant at u O'Clock NJ the bricks Of the large um
Der house on the south side OF the Basin which re-
Gently destroyed By ire.
Terms cash JAS. NJ. II fl.oh
iaos-td AuCtiOnecr.
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