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~ rhe steamer po., Boy blew up - the
H'h inss While -oodiss above Nss orleans
Bat i~o men killed. lhs oAp4Aa w thrown
into the river, ba, sacetsded ia sassse hi1asslf
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO me us !.
~ spec,hlly requested to nsss '""@
diAte payment. xcv
bR. GEO. W LAWRhNun
Marshall March II 1865 wv"
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~ asj' Ivsll, on hts late trip FROM Rich.
m"sd' hrousst sr'r ''nr riillions.oi solla- d
n,~ ssu.
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AUCTION.

single buggy will be .old a, Auction.
"a on the public square. in Marshall on
Saturday the 18th OF April
Narsball March 81 1865. .u29-3,
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~ ~ Cro-s.u Qupd Muse pobll.b.s =
~ni weekly.
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prSAchlnl.

On bsst sAkbstA, Rev CsA. Golpssso
siii preach II tAs caatsslAnd prsse ytsf AN
Church, 10 tn, plse~. q, u s'elosh, A. n.
sohleet e Ressff-etioo Of tbs body."
R... q. ". cAarss vii pr.seh u the Meth
o-i.si Church. In kArshsiI, II II s'e.oeb on
Sunday morning.
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J. KLINE

ttftt4-t..sss FAX.
SAACSON 4 KLINE, General Re
eelving Forwarding, Commission. aud
Auction Business, Shreveport, La They
have opened in the extensive Stofehousc
corner OF Milan and Commerce streets
on the Levee.
March II, 1868. n2s
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Southern Pacific Rail Road.

IN and after the l,i day OF April next
" the cars will leave the Marshall De,
pot, for the Eastern terminus Of the road
at 30 minutes past O'Clock, A. 81. each
day
a NJ BURNHAM.
Superintendent.
Marshall, March 9th. 1865.
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Maj. l. CoiaunouS The new Dcposita
~ Al this place has entered upon tie IN.
ties OF his office.
MAJ ksiLooa, Agen, u the Treasury
Department, with corps OF Clerks, *
still engaged 10 counting the funds on
hand and Overlooking the accounts OF tn,
late Dcp's'tAry 80 soou rs the iuv,sti.
CATION shall have been completed we are
promised u tai statement OF the matte.
At present We can only rciters,e what wu
have before stated, that the doialeation
will bc quite small /, IL reported that
efforts are beng made Tor the srrts, OF
Palmer 10 Mskivp, hut thss far wthou,
success. His condnct seems inrNplicable.
urcep, upon the theory that he hal lost
faith 10 ous cAu-. - >da iROgo Hrud
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NA''''N'f' req -'' 500
4 NtN ARD 90 Nv, llar1-cd b.
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,inu ONT "riuuuH Iu any ri in tls
Trans N''-rSipp upafiw' NJ - the FOL
Iu"Ing uturd tlo. r''I. irHm rlr e s.
steamer Missouri
\ r INud .r.d h'uvr eve
eH'1.n mU. "f p.'N"a height 81
l'i born ~ lIU...
w .i9n b.nNn. a-U D. . n'a )rs. ,eh
H'.' "-,l ''A'l Won. hssh' y tU +
'Nr.,, horn 80 ""'''''"r
W 'i''m No''ac' = h'!ch r,r., idu. 5
hH'r uliA 'nnpl' MON. husht ; fret :
Urha.; h4fu " l"u.- ana.
> II I'nyi"r. Hsc - years, blue eye'
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~ Hokes troops eoasroutins j, on the
eates eide. ah9nAs Is reported today.
u hsing within sixty mills Of this place.
II ~, is tbs rase, Junction will be easily
ma.1 he, wess Scho0elds troops And his.
and iorward movsmcut on Rchmosd be
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BoulJin, Riggs. and wNsv

10 tie SiTF HifIisor eo~nfy. Grcu,
IA uElttAS. % tbs lG,A .isy o. ~
w rlafy 1865, Josiah l.. ShepA.st
William VI Gladuey. and John b e..
OF said county tiled IN the oflscr OF n.
Clerk Of the District Court Of said C>o,'
~ OF Harrison, their petition as,I,~,
David " Bouldin, Jeremiah +, Re-.
anl Robert d Walker. alIcdxins. tbst a.
the 23rd day q November, 1864, NE ,sid
Bouldih, Riggs, and Walker esscu.ei .ns
delivered TO them their promiaaory moi,
tor the SUN Of I've thousand Elk hu,dre5
and fhy three dollars and forty nine cent,
payable Que day alter date. 10 gold o, M
yer, with : per cent. interest per snupn
irom maturity. Tor valuable cousider,,i,b !.
whereby, they become liable aud bounl /.
pay to petitioner the said sum nap,d |,
said note and iniercet thereon, al.,dsiu,
that The sad note has been long doe apd
unpaid, that the said David W. Bosld,b
and Robert d. Walkers residence il IN
known, that the said Bouldp. Rigg-. and
Walker have property IN Harrison coap,y
which Is about to be removed beyound Il.
limits, and pray tina, attachment is.u,
And oath having been made 10 same.
These are therefore TO command you to
summon the said David W. Bouldiu odd
Robert Il Walker by the publication Of
this citation for four weeks IN succss,on
IN tie Texas Republican, a se~spspr
published IN Marshall, Harrison couht,
to be- and appear before the District cour,
Of Harrison county, Texas. AZ Ia. Court
house il, the town nj Marshall, ,n the 81.
M0Dlsy after the 2ud Monday IN Eel.
rusry. -Gi, then and there to answer SD
petition OF the said shepherd. Glsdney
aud Foster. the substance Of which !. COZ
TUNED in ,his wrii
Herein f.i' not and duo return max, q.
directed lbs law.
,1A1k. Ivi q lIcudf,ct, cha.
OF the pis,ric, Cour, Of la,
i,on county. auj seal
rmr. AZ Narshsll. TN. 1Od
TINT day 'i February, l-65
q HtNnRlCE. rla
lssr-. .jth I 'rlary. letj
% lllNpRlt X. ,lk
Received u o'i,r lcttuar, 20. leu.
anl c,rcut,d f.bfn-y ~ l-Gt. b, ssus
ing me editor ui 'hc rAn R,pq6lcar ,
'Ur copy "' 'hr within ,iisti1r fpr prl
cation
Il FERRY Sl,urHg
i"n - a. r2i q
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THE LATEST.

lie latest dispatches represent tss' SasFmsn
hsl opened communication With Wilmington
frow Fayetteville. His hss4saAsssss AZ 81
Wii.inGsss.
Zee Ire. svs bic osu signature. states
Ne, 0ss Han vsaa sisAsAsl GsA klps,riss
u 5Ayhstt ~ IL s~nsas u Tie Issh and
~, sla he's ~ ssop, tsAies ss ssas And
vsesos. .sAsy vtesss y ~sEssJ. ~ ss'sss
A.sAsS pstssaS-,. ,ssis6isS ssssi sSpes'
n ~, own ~ vAo I'D bsss op~srsd' Many
Of lbs epsmy h..!ed sA soasdsd ! sss ny
CaDdcn. March 25.- Rumors reached
here to-day u . b,e s.ttlr between Csx
and BrA6g betssss Ne~burn And Colds
boro. n. C.. 10 which the enemy we're u,
tssiy soo,ed. having their dcud aud wound
al on lbs 6<id. Bragg captured large
plumbers Of prisoner, artillery, &c.
The sbeve can Be- relied upon This
ssvs y said 10 be 10 the Missouri Repub.
l,csn Of The 18th, which has not yet reach
Cd here, bu, 10 90 the way. The numbcr
o'prisoo;r, >. repo rted .rs immense, which
NC withhold until the PAPER arrivS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are susbo,ia~d 10 saoouete Col ED
WARD CLARK candidate lot Governor 81
Ne election In August nsat. We are slso r.
a.ss.@d 70 state that no oae H. or VII be "a
tkorsssd 10 v.IAdrsv him from the eanVAAs.
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lhuertlspulrnts.
CITATION.

TIM STATE OF TEXAN.
COUNTY OF HARRIsux
shepherd, Glsdocy. Asd Foster
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7
MARSHAI1.:
ERS1y - MARCH 81, 1865

- Subscription - ~ Republican rs 'ss
sls nonsh4, 10 rssAs state scrip OF nev isses
Advertising enc dollar per lins ~ the ssv
ssrsaey. ~ dsstfs 70 get ~ Little sdser'
tAiae ~ peeStbis.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
COBREsPONDENCE.
4 T5stt to Kentucky.
STEAMER GENERAL Lyle.
Ohio River, Sept. II, IS


Ed. UNIoN;-The people of Ohio and
Kentuoky-at least back from the i'm
mediate ffontier-are mot as well ac-
quainted with each other as they might
be and few notes of a hurried trip through
the interior of our neighboring State
may not be without interest.
l left Cincinnati-or rather Covibgton
on Saturday morning by the Kentucky
Central Railroad at 6 o'clock. And just
here the reflection 5ccdrs to ris that If it
is the design of the managers of that
road to conceal their travelling facilities
and discourage their use BY people North
Of the river their arrangements are made
with great skill. So far as I could dis
cover there is no Office in Cincinnati at
which to procure tickets or makeenquiries,
and any person wanting the omnibus to
call for him, mnst 60 over to Covihg-
ton and leave word at stable. This
should be remedied.
When once started however the road is
GOOD one and the cars comfortable,
While the scenery as you wind up the
yalley of the Licking and among the
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
81 AN PAPA's."

CONE, Lily, be my little girl,
And love me every day,
And will give you pretty birds,
And toys with which to play.
She glanced up with her sweet grey eyes,
And looked into my face,
Alook Of innocent surprise,
Then said with modest grace
am papa's, and even in play
cannot give myself away.
But think, urged, how many things
III give you If you wiz.
A garden full of rarest flowers,
Where you may pick you fill.
A smile played on her dimpled face,
But yet she answered low
Though dearly do love sweet flowers,
I'm sure cannot go.
I am papa's, and even in play
cannot give myself away.
A little ponyyou shall have,
With saddle of the brightest red;
And every day with grass and oats
He shall by your own hand be fed.
Her bright eyes sparkled-I should Ike
TO ride that pony very much,
To feed him all myself, and find
He was obedient to my touch:
But am papa's, and even in play
1 cannot give myself away.
Dear child, I cried, ard elaspsd her Tight
I'm glad you love your fatlicr so,
But there is ONE whom 'twould be right
To love even dearer still, you know
He gives you all your daily food,
Your many pleasures, too, he give:
He gave that loving father good,
IT'S due to God that he still lives.
Dear child, Oh may you ever say,
/ am Gods child, and Him obey.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
Items for Soldiers.

LET the following facts be remembered by
our returned soldiers when they cast their
ballots next October:
lst That all Aboli'ionist introduced the
bill into the Ohio Legislature last session re-
pealing the "Visibe Admixtue Law" and
making nlulattoes voters and capable of hold
ing Office, and that every Abolitionist in the
Legislature voted for the bill-mazing it a
Iaw-and that every Democrat voted against
it.
I'd. That an Aboiitiouist introduced bill
into the Ono Legislature compelling School
Boards to admit negroes into the public
schools on on equality with your children,
and that 1t was only defeated BY tie earnest
efforts of Democrats, majority of the Abcli-
tionists voting for It, and all the Democrats
against it.
3d. That an Abolitisoist introduced bill
into the last Ohio Legislature compelling
Overseers Of the poor to admit negroes into
our County lnfrmaries on an equality with
the unfortunate white inmates, and that it
was defeated only on the ground that it was
not expedieDt. Not an Abolitiouist spoke
against the principal it involved, and nearly
a majority Of those present voted for it, While
every Democrat voted against it.
4th. That while the bill was pending to
provide a home for disabled soldiers an Abo-
litionist proposed an amendment that negroes
should beadmitted into the institution on the
equality with white soldiers, and that cou-
siderable majority Of the Abolitionists voted
for the amendment, which was defeated by
Democrats. The bill was afterwards killed
by the Abolitionists because the amendment
was not incorporated.
5th That the Abolitionists made law
which requires you to pay your own taxes,
and the taxes Of your rich neighbor besides,
providing he has his wealth invested in gov
erEment bonds
Consider these things and vote understand
ingly. The facts will be shown by the Jour
nails Of the House Cdiljooihs AIrsrtiser.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27

Too BAD.-We all recollect very well how
vocjlerous the ladies were in "hurrabing for
Brough'-an old gray haired pussy fellow
4 yotng editor, not far from here, remarked
in his last issue, that he was not little annoy
ed, two years ago, By lot Of young ladies'
placing themselves in front Of his window
and yelling tor Brough-just to torment him
nothing more. He now offers the Same
Young ladles-each of them-a handsome
present. if they will repeat their "hurrahs"
for the Republican candidate for Governor -
He says, it is really too bad, that the fair ones
should neglect the Abolition nominee, when
he is such nice young man, in shoulder
straps He can't account for. 1t unless the
ladies are unit against negro equality, and
the unfair and ungenerous system OF taxation:
- Crawford County Forum.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
BIZ N. P. WILLIS.

WHT don't you take papers?
They're the life of my delight:
Except about election time,
And then Tread for spite.
Subscribe, you cannot lose a cent
Why should you be afraid;
For cash thus paid is money lent
On interest, four fold paid.
Go then and take the papers,
And pay TO-DAY nor pay delay
And my word for it is inferred,
You'll live till you are gray.
An old newspaper of mine,
While dying from a cough.
Desired to hear the latest news,
While he was dying of.
took the paper, and I read
OF some new Pills in force,
He bought Box-and is be dead?
No-hearty as horse.
knew printers debtor once,
Raked with a scorching fever,
Who swore to pay her debt next day.
Ifher distress would leave her.
Next morning she was at her work,
Divested Of her pain;
But did not forget to pay her debt,
Till taken down again.
"Here, Jessie, take these silver wheels,
Aud pay the printer now"
She slept and slept, and then awoke,
With health upon her brow.
know two men, as much alike,
As e'er you saw two stumps;
And no phrenologist could find
A difference in their bumps.
One takes the papers, and his life
Is happier than a kings;
His children All can read and write
And talk Of men and things;
The other took no paper, and
While stroIling through the wood,
4 tree fell Gown and broke his crown,
And killed him very good"
Had he been reading of the news,
At home like neighbor Jim,
Tibet cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't you take the papers?
Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow of his boy
A paper every week.
For he who takes the papers,
And pays his bills when due,
Can live in peace with God and mar,
And with the printer too.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
Law BFBEWsPkpERst

1.Subscribers who do not give express n notics
the contrary, are considered as wishinpto con.
lnuet ethelr subscriptions to the paper.
S1t subscribers order the discOntinuance OF
helr periodicals, the publisher may continue TO
seno tnem until all arreaTages are paid.
). Itsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the Office to which they were di.
-eeteq they arc dresponsibletil tilltheY hayeset-
lied the bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
Sutintorming the publisher, and the papers are
sent 20 decentralization theyare heldrespon-
sible.
5. heCOurtshaved decided thatrefUsingto take
periodicalsfrOm the Office, orremoving and leav-
4hg them uncalledfor,i is Prinla fdcic evidence Of
ntentionalfraud.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-27
SPEECH OR GEN, GEO ", MORGAN,
Democratic Candidate for Governor of Ohio.
Delivered at Elyria, Lorain, County,
Sept. 13 1865.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
d. -. cs-.a 70

Telegraphic Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
CLEVELAND, Sept. Is.
GENERAL G. W. MORGAN opened the cam
paign, on the Democratic side, at flyria, 10
rain county, to day. The meeting was large,
considering the fact that the Generals coming
was unheraled, and that it took place only
eight miles from Oberlin. There were sever
al hundred persons present, and a good deal
of enthusiasm was manifested. The General
was introduced to the audience as 'the hero
of Cumberland Gap" He spoke as follows
Mr., President and Fellow-citizens
Before proceeding to discuss the impor-
tant political issues now sqbmitted for the
Judgment Of the people, pardon me for recur-
ring to scenes in which a portion Of this as
semblage was participants.
ooaKAbsHrr.
This, Mr.. President, rank among the hap
py days of my life, for it has enabled me to
grasp by the hand of some who were my
comrades While Battling for the Constitution
and the Union; to greet and welcome their
fathers, brothers and friends to this council
Of the people.
Comrade is a sacred name, and speaks Of
common dangers, privations and tolls, ali met
and all conquered in common cause, and
that cause our country's. There is no bond
Of brotherhood so strong, no tie Of association
more enduring, than that which binds to-
gether the hearts of those who have shared
common perils and rejoiced over victories
won under the starry folds of our brave old
fac.
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VOLUME ~. NO. 26.
URBANA UNION.
=. w no Uz, PEOP'R.

OFFICE Coulson's Building, (second floor,
Restside North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMs:-S2 90 per annum, invariably in ad.
Tance. 81, so for Six Months.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-14
A q A n ID

Editor Of Te'eyrnyh:
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people in this section of the country, the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
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aration, known as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is a GER
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PARTITION NOTICE.

GEORGE 8. Dabney, residing at Hong Kong
\J in China, and Lewis s. Dabney, Walter Dab
new, Frederick Dabney and Alfred s. Dabney,
residing at Cambridge, In the state of Massachu-
setts, heirs at law of Frederick Dabney deceased,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 9Th day of September, A. d. 1855,
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the county of Meigs and state Of Ohio, by Char
les W. Dabney, and is now pending, wherein
said Charles W. Dabney demands partition Of the
following real estate all situate in said county
of Meigs, to wit: The east half of 100 acre lots
No. 3OS, 3O7 800, excepting sold and conveyed to
others lying in the end Of said half lots, and
along the south line Of said 308 also the east "a
acres Of 100 acre lot No. 304 (this and the above
lying in Town one and range thirteen) excepting
lots and parcels owned by other persons lying In
the east end thereof also 100 acre lot No. 1875 In
town two and range thirteen, excepting the lots
and parcels which have been sold and conveyed to
other parties; also four and half acres in the
west part of fractional part Of 100 acre lot No.
299 in said town two and range thirteen except
ing, the lots sold to and owned by other persons,
also the south half of the east half Of section No.
Is in said town two and range thirteen; also lot
No. 274 in the town of Pomeroy, excepting six
acres of the surface in the southeast part thereof
said lot No. 274 being part Of fraction 10 In
| sect;on IA town 2 and range ID also tho east
mart of lot No. so in Pomeroy also right Of
way through the hill northwesterly from said lot
No. so, conveyed by Cha's r. Pomeroy or V. b
Horton his trustee.
Also the landing on the Ohio river, lying east
and in front Of said lots No. 30S, 307, 500 and
3O4; also the landing in front Of said lot
acre lot No. 1875, excepting so much as was con
veyed to the Pomeroy Coal Company ut the up
per end thereof, also so much Of the landing In
'front.' Of Pomeroy as Is bounded on the east BY
tho Rolling Mill landing, and on the westby thi
stone pier IN front OF Plum Street. and that st th'
next term Of said court the said Cha's W. Dsbney
viii ppply for an order that partition may b
made Of said premises, CHASw. DABNEY,
| By NJ. HEcKARp, his attorney.
! Dated this 9Th day Of Sept. 1855, (se-6t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-14
NOTICE.

Reed and Reuben Reed her hus-
IN band, Salina d. Reed and John Reed her
Venice b. Mauck an idiot, William ii.
Mauck, and Charles NJ. Mauck minor 10 years
of age, of the county of Meigs and state of Ohio,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the oath day of July, A. .. 1855, in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
ty of Mcigs and state of Ohio, by David Mauck,
John J. Mnuck, Mariah Stedman and Jabes
Stedman her husband, Amanda Mcclure, and
J Joseph d. Mauck, and is now pending, wherein
the said David Mauck, John j. Mauck, Mariah
Stcdmnn and Jabes Stedman her husband,
Amanda Mcclure, and Joseph d. Mauck demand
partition of the following real estate to wit !:
beginning north 30 west l28 feet from the SOUTH
east corner of 100 acre lot No 372, in section 33
Il "a, town No. one, range No. IL Ohio Com
pany's purchase; thence north go east 33e feet,
thence south 500 east l7S feet to point l32 feet
south $50 east from the place of beginning
thence north $50 west l32 feet to the place Of be-
ginning, containing steam saw mill and oil OF
the land lying between tho front of said mill lot,
and low water mark in the Ohio river, and, at
the next torn of said court, the said David Mauck
John J. Mauck Mariah Stedman and Jabes Sted-
man her husband, Amanda Mcclure and Joseph
B. Mauck, will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, ,or If partition can
not be made then that said premises may DC
sold. DAVID MAUCk et al.
BY N. & G. p. SIMPSON Attys for PIN.
Dated Aug 8th A. d. 1865. 33-6t.l
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-14
EDW RDS 4 BRO.

WE take pleasure in announcing to our numer.
w GUS customers, that we have doubly enlarged
our establishment at Dilcher's Oston Boot and
Shoe shop, three doors above the Rolling MILL
Having Just received very large and well Sc
lected stock, consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CLOTHINti, BOOTS & SHOES,
GROCERIES, SCHOOL BOOKS,
And general variety Of oil kinds Of goods, We
are now prepared to offer for sale, at the lowest
cash prices. Our motto is small profits and quick
returns. We can't bc, nor won't be undersod by
Jew or Gentle.
Remember the place, three doors above the
Rolling Mill, Front street, Pomeroy, Ohio.
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