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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10
MANHOOD.

1 A SD rHE vfGOk or YOuru RrsTOktp
~ IN EUOR WEEKS. by DIX RicORi}'S IN,
SENCE Or LIFE. Dr. Record cot Pris. y nstril
some four tears or esrseSt sAicitstson, has al
length acceeded to tine urgent request of the
American public, aud appointed an npsnt in Nsw
York for the sale Of his valued and highly priced
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent will re
store Manhood 70 ths fnost shattered constitu.
tibhs IN foar weeks; aud, il used socordinw 10
printed instructiorss failure ID ihDossible. 1his
liieiressoring remedy. should ~ taken by al,
about u. marry, - itr effects ne permaneat.
Success, in every case, u certain, $500 NJ. =
DIR. Records Essence II Life Ii sold 10 tases.
With fun INSTRUCTIONS ~ use, AZ %, Or f6,,r
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part, cesfiully packed, % rscsipt ~ rshiitttAC1
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receipt ot tour q aispe.s III u, xssss,,s, r7T
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10
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THE POET
The ORATOR IfH III rrs
m. l = r It! new idsas aud words Of Gre.
With indomitable courage. aaA
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with unsailiuy enervv
THE AUTHOR
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other, but g Twsnty Five Cent? r. ss.. any
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

N. CA0ERR,4 u
GO u or HaAf3 Al 3 a N
WIN Cars Cesgaep CsISs, $500 -.
.:s::E3l.sssi; $3.50 81 y sG..sss
Cceal $50 1lsecses = fs'
nm HOST PERFECr. PLEASANT AND
y e1icssiess ssmsdy 80 eisspys sr ior -
DeyCartess Ceogh- -.
1hiAnedicins fn1pe diasely f0PSthe COUGH
ps11ueesfree snastBy aofetion, resolves al
mecuoy1 and eul qelseS lEew VI alr H9eses.
givevgkse in difedn Dreaming allays the irflta-
ton Of the Lungs and effects . SPEEDY CUkk,
by soothing ana healing oil Pulmonary Organs
. u. 0aRtef'p Osagh Dalsan
Il purely Vegetable N It's ingredients, end per
fectiy harmless in its qualities, and US MUD and
pleasonA - ~ moe d6iieste serdsak has been
in gehefaf M for the Last ten years Millions .
bottles bare been sold. aud physiclans. druggist
shAeil wk6 hsseusad 4 un.l. IL a1yisg ta.Ih y
the MOST SPEEDY and EFFlcAClOus REA-
EDf they to0o evoe used. ~ ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

- 0elieved 70 be the greatest remedy ever dis
covered for the
Y Removal Of Humors in the Blood.
II is vegetable compound, and contains n
mineral q poisonous substance whatever it i.
ssntirsly harmless. and at the same time powerful
- This menicine is WARRANTED 70 cur.
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f fzsE WIS., Bs sEfzs ~ A 1!ss
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FIRE WEED. CURES. .L,uesI CS~spesissis "a
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And III diseases erising from IN impure state Of
the blood. Oaecr two bSssiss will cure Chronic
.as The ,Waxrantee. $40,
We IRE awsrer tkSt many Incidence are VI
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%; - AZ ss.rrs ysp III y iG,Ossil3 ys -
U~-e lis worse than roybery to get gain In that
mean Whist ssssy. 1ssn2 ssS.s' ds Er..esd
ior the diseases for which We recommend Il, and
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~, ne can return the bottle to the agent be
R %ones ~ msdisssssf whe siA rsfsss the
,;cs aoSad your nearest druggist not have the A.
that ma, not S Ss psi 81 with other preparation
agent snS Se offered in It's plsee, but send TO our
By express "e WI vii isswesa seesrely packed, by
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sle ns% o.s.s .; I've, i bosn
s s Per bottle. Or six S o.a1sss =, :. sas
Nv III ~ sipress On receipt oftSe %sSe s,s
:" ''use' - snd n, medicine dealers. 500
81. SCOvlI., rs Rsndoish. ~. rf9p'rs
Wholesale Agent nn~J7 "a,reet Chieaso
For Bale By q. 3. BsIicrd, Z 4 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

1lNf4i WENTEB COBGW.
The harsh dry winter Cough, which AFFECTS OLD
PEOPLE and lpyaiids il tow Rate Of health,
can be ehecnnahy cured BY the use Of
Dr. Carser's Cough DalsoA.
II warns moistens and stimulates the whole
breathing apparatSs, aud impafts ncU life to the
emacssted syseehi. lmmedisfe attention should
be given TO
C0aehA CeldL ard Discoss Of IT. IHngS.
Reader have you q Cough, Cold, or any disease
Of the Lungs. ADO not Begleet il. Delay is dan
gerous. Millions die annually by negieci,ng a
common Cold, Coughs and colds, il mot cured in
perhaps to IN early dearh Be advised in time
aud prAcire If aaG. 4ha4 esl.i.sa4 81 ra.,.s.dy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10
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i'ost office Box 2lgi. Office and consnl,sfjov
Rooms ltl ha,i,I Clark street, Ghscssss 81 a On
c,in sec the Dettor every day strnns8sAss ~ ~
pan hut-p6 aSvfv anTa# T1fftFg4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
The True Story in Regard to Ar. Davis
Capture.

The facts in regard to this historic incident
arcrelated by Mr. Reagan. At the camp
where the capture took place, Mr.. Davis and
his family occupied tent on one side of a
row of wagons, whilo Reagan and Wood and
two or three others encampcd on the other
sile.
just about daybrcak, Mr.. Reagan says he
was awakened by loud reports Of musketry
which seemed to proceed from behind their
position, at 10 great distance from their en-
campmcnt. The firing was growing louder
and louder, when suddenly the federal caval-
ry dashed in upon them from the opposite d.
rection where the noise Of the firing seemed
ta proceed. Some of the troopers dashed in
on the side Of the wagons where Mr.. Davis
and his family were, while others galloped to
the side occupied by Reagan and his compan-
IONS. The latter told federal captain who
appcared on the scene that although he had;
as far as he was personally concerned, no par
t;cular interest to serve in putting an end to
the fring going on behind them, nevertheless
he would do we'll to stop it, for as they bad
no troops with them the federas must be
6r1tine among themselves. The officer gave
no credence to this at first, but in the end nc
mist have followed Reagan's suggestion; as
soon after the firing ceased. In the mean,
time Reagan's companions fled and made good
their escare, while, as he had himself resolved
never to leave his country, he elected to re-
main and share the fate of Mr. Davis, were 1t
even death.
Mr.. Davis Immediately on hearing the fir
ing. surang from the place where he had been
passinc the night, and advanced toward. the
door Of the tent As he did so, thinking that
the firing proceeded from the marauders OF
the Alabama brigade before mentioned, who
nrobabIy had come in contact with his own
small escort, intent on plumber and carnage, he
exclaimed aloud: ''ThoSc men have attacEcd
rs at last; surely have authority enough
left to nrevcnt my own men from killing one
apother." Saying this he opened the door OF
the tent and was just stepping out, When MS
wife. either beside herself with terror, ana
not knowing clearly what were tie nature OF
her acts, or thinking that the garment might
render him unrecognzabIe to his pursnerS,
threw morning gown over MS Sti> 4!ncIs' 'i
At that moment he was captured. IL VIII oG
seen by this unvarnished narrative or ac'ua'
occurrences that the story OF Davis ae'"o
caurht in his wife's petticoats was She>E
fabrication, and that all the stories OF his run
ninr into the woods from the pursuing soldiers
are equally as false, since it appears oy inc
! statement of one who was present at the Hme
that the principal cause of Mr. Davis gong
ont Of the tent was first, tc obtain possession
! Of his rerovers which for the first n'gnt S'ncc
/ hi, Aicht he had left in the holster on the San
die Of his horse that he might provide aSa'ns'
the danger he would incur in carrying out MS
intcntion Of endeavoring to pnt an end to wha'
he thought was deadly strife between his
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

PHILADELPHIA, October 29-San Francisco
dates from Honolulu to the 3Oth ofScptember
have been received. The Honolulu Adrertiser
publishes a list Of ninety-fye whalers, COM
prising the Arctic feet, (nearly all the Amer
ican.) Thirty three of these have been burned
or bonded by the Shenandoah, and ssixty-two
remained to be heard from.
The Federal war steamer Saranac sailed
from Honolulu on the 18th of September for
MarquesaS Islanls, owing to rumor that a
lot of coal had been landed at Eontyca for the
Shenandoah.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
Memorial Of Georgia Convention in DC"
half Gf President Davis, and other State
Prisoners,

Memorial Of Georgia Convention in be.
half Gf President Davis, and other State
Prisoners.
Reported by the special committee Of five there
on-Mcssrs. Anderson, of Chatham, chair
man and writer Of memorial, Cook, of Macon,
Mathews, Of Oglethorpe, SatiO!d, of Morgan,
and Hook, of. Washington, asking that the
Honorable Jefferson Davis and other State
prisoper$, OF distinguished rank, now III
Federal custody, be set at lbert:. This is
the memorial:
MLLEDGEvl1LE, Oct 51th, 1865.
To lis Eccs7Iclcy Andrcac JyAaSon, President
Of the United States:
The Delegates of the State Of Georgia, in
Convention assembled, do earnestly invoke
the Executive clcmcncy in behalf Of Jefferson
Davis and AicxaMder Il. Stephens, and Of Jas.
r. Seddon, of Virginia, \. &. Mctirath, of
South Carolina, Allison and David lulee, OF
Florida, and Ii. =. Mercer, of Georgia, now
confined in Fort Pulaski, and all other prison.
cts similarly situated.
YoHr Excellency has been pleased to restore
Mr.. Stephens to his liberty. He returns to
the grateful people of his State as solemn
pledge OF the magnaIinity which rules the
public councils; and his great name and in
Aucpce will be potent to revive the amity OF
the past and to fruetify the wise and generous
policy which your Excellency has Inaugural
ted. Emboldencd by this example, imPctl-
ed by the purity of our motives and stlmu!a-
ted by the prayers of a numerous people, we
appeal for clcmcncy in behalf Of the dlstln'
guiSbed persons We have named. Restore
! them to liberty and to the embraces of their
! families Translate them from captivity to
! the light of freedom and of hope; and the
! gratitude Of the prisoners Will be mingled
with the joyful acclamationS, which shall as
ccnd to Heaven from the hearts Of the people
jefferson Davis was elevated to his higl
! position by our sufraGc;;, aud iii response tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

John Happy, tie humorous local" Of the
Nashville Banner, recently went to Washington
on the hunt ola pardon. John gives his expe
rience. He says! Had a personal interview
with the Chief Magistrate, and asked him fora
small Pardon, if he had aay more left Chief
Magistrate wanted to know what position I held
in the rebel army. The answer was faint some
what hesitating and little shaky-I said: Quar-
termaster." Chief Magistrate chucElcd and turned
his head to conceal sardonie smile. "My an
cient and venerable friend" he said, <f you think
that your department of the rebellion endangered
the Union cause, your innocence is a pardon "a
itself" scorntully refused to interpret the mean
ing of that cruel satire.7
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

THE GEORGIAN METHoDIsTs TO UNITE WITH THE
ErI<corALlAHs-Nanyo of the Leading Methodist
dvnes OF our State have, with the approve! OF
their congregations, made overtures to the E pie-
copal Cnnrch Of Georgia, and some of the clerl-
Cal officers of the trieunial convention, to unite
with the Episcopal Church. Their hostility to
Northern Metkodisn, and its incidental hatred OF
the South in years past, is said to be the PRIME
motive of the ,act--4MgustA Con'stitutionat'st.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

o~a seh. Mr.. Reagan further says that, had
the ladies' not brcn with them, they would
never have been taken without firing their
last shot, as they bad so resolved on coInnenc.
! ing their flight The thought that any resist
ance on their part weuld entail an indscrimi-
nate slaughter of the ladies ami children alone
! deferred them from firing on their pursucrs.
| This statement, we should think, should set
tie all dispute concerning the capture of JEFF
fers1n Davis
The reports that were so industriously cir
culated throughout the country after the fall
of the rebel capital, to the effect that Mr.. Da-
Wis was running away to parts unknown with
al immense amount of treasure stolen from
the Richmond banks, Mr.. Rca ,an, annihilates
by relating an incident which occurred during
Mr.. Davis fright. They were talking about
what money tLcy had, and for some reason it
was proposed to investigate the richness of
their valISes. Mr.. Davis counted his money,
and it was found that he had littlerovel $l75
in Confederate notes.! And this was the
mighty treasure the radicals have how7ed
themselves hoarse about The only consider
able amount Of money in the possession ofany
Of Mr.. Davis party was held by Mr.. Reagan
himself, and that was not by any means to be
counted by thousands!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

The North Carolina Convention recently adj
iourned to meet in May next. An ordinance pro-
hibits the Legislature from ass'!ming any portion
Of the Confederate H&r GE0t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
Appointments.

CHARLESTON DIsTRrcr-F A Mood, Presiding
Elder.
Charteston-Trinity, E Mcrnardae =,
Cumberland. to be supplied.
" Bethel, J T Wightman.
" Spring-st., w A Hemingway.
Cooper River-Geo " Byrd. go. .....
SummerviIle-J l. Sroudemire.
Walterboro"-E L Banks. -
Black Swamp--AbraheFa Eettles.
Hardeeyille J W Coward.
BLAcEv1LLE DIsrRIcT-T os Raysor, P. E.
Blackvie-J w COburn.
Bamberg-Chas Wilson.
St. Bartholomew Alex B Stephens, J JSnow.
Allendale-J w Mercy.
Prince WiIliams-To be supplied.
Barnwell-A W Walker
Silverton Mission-To. be supplied.
'GraIhteve Missien-J r Pickett.
Athena J Stokes. ~. =
OEANGEBURG DIsrR1cr-A N Chreitzberg, r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

Judge of the District Court or Magis-
trate.
Mechanics, artisans and shop-keepers. (Col-
ored) shall be licensed by the Judge of the
District Court, and shall pay therefor, if
male; ten dollars, and if female, three dol
lars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05
Gov. Pierpont and the Restored GOV
aH ernment OF Virginia.


Governor Pierpont is now preparing an
address TO the people of Virginia. He will
go to Richmond within ten days, If posi-
BILE, and establish the seat of Government
there. The address will then be issued,
and the people called upon to sustain the
restored Government. As soon thereafter
as, practicable, the Governor will appoint
commissioners to visit all the counties in
the State and administer an oath Of ale.
glance to all who will take it. They will
be required TO swear allegiance to the Uni-
ted States apd to the restored Government
of Virginia. All who will take this oath
will be at liberty to exercise the elective
franchise. Those who refuse will not be
allowed to vote. At present there are but
few counties represented in the restoted
Government. An election in the counties
not now represented will then be ordered.
( The qualified voters Chose who take
the oath of allegiancel will then proceed 70
elect representatives, and the machinery Of
State Government will go on as if there
are duly qualified, Gov. Pierpofnt will
probably resigu,l aud lsave the office he
holds open, 70 be filled ct general slec.
tton throughout the State. He may be-
come = candidate, but 1t is more likely that
some otuer man will be elected. The status
of the State Of West Virgins having been
settled by Congress, that question will not
enter into the proposed election. West
Virginia is now regarded as entirely Gnd
permanently distinct from the Common
wealth iot 0irginia. Both States win be
represented in Congress, as IL they had
never been one. Ills the opinion Of Gov.
Pierpoint and his best informed supporters
that q majority of the people Of all the
counties will take the oath Of allegiance
/ am informed that in Richmond alone
more than ten thousand people have aIresdy
taken the oath to support the Constitution
and obey .the laws of tbs, United States. OF
course these were not all Uniouists of the
eityi many of them being paroled soldiers
belonging to other parts of the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

& THa 9ssistta" Rsgistsr suggests that, In.
stead of building the six or eight monu-
msnts In honor Of President Lincoln, al
ready projected, single monument be built
over his remains, At Springfield, III, and
that Lincoln Homes for disabled soldiers be
established in all the ptincipalcities. This
is the right idea. These would be the
noblest and most hstlng monuments to his
memory and most aeeeptablsto to him, if his
wishes could be consulted. And let the
first of these institutions in honor of Mr.
Lincoln and in gratitude to those Who have
snfersd for the country. ba the theatre in
which the tragedy occurred. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

Az English shipping house in New
York, in its trade circular semitic England
by the last stesmet gSye'aa account OF
President Lincoln death and said:-
"Nsarly tRentE EeaRs ago the writer
heard one of5he most accomplished public
men in Mississippi predict that JET Davis
would yet be hung. The same gentleman
repeated the prediction on his death bed.
As the casa Glands nov he has . very fair
Cd Siiiiee ias being GlSssed Am6ne the dead
prophets. The assassination
piles upon the heaaof fsecsssiou load of
intamy nndeE which no cause could live 3
moment. The South Is not in condition
u oifef any armed resistance worthy Of the
bame1 aud they know President johnson
tod web O. fte56ms5 inI he least upon
either his good nature OF fesbleness of
pGtpOse. TheirlSsdsFs Wi !either make
their peaeas With The goysrpment or ay the
IcountFy, The 0hols South wiz probably
| ba open 70 tEade, In thirty 10 sixty dsys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

BooTH's diary mentions everything that
occurred from the t:as thGs be fred the
fatAlshot until his esptnrs. He gives the
names of the parties Who harborsd him
and of those who refused 70 do 80, the lat
tst whom he had marked tor his Veng eanes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

HARETozD, eoau., Msy the oonsti-
tRtiOnal amendment uuGnimo1sly passed
beth eraaehes Cpf the Gam psetieat Iegisla-
tnss sa1s morning. @ Fd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05
Notice tOIIlIeFg 6 MHOWneFs.

WI AXE now MANUFACTURING a b.
MlLl1A4p BHLE-R1gULATING BLAST
perfect eeparaEing, Beating And Securing Machine
h use. Delivered free Of fsehaFFo aE the RaElroad
boat Landing "a WhseltnR, " Va.
Ho.1 eleAns u buahSh par hour, weighs 100 Ibi.
Ne sIsanl % b1'hall pr hour, Eo,gha 40 n..
!,:. ssIsai ss sa.heel. Per Our, weigh, 90 p.
Ees9 eisan. 50 ba.h.ls por ham. .v.i-a, go -,
eth.F ,lls., . o 100 bt1hsl. per hoar, made to
0Ed9E. sif =sif - zIaff 51=E - $50 =
j II Tn7oE, Or LazinZton. Ksnsueav. 4. on.
sssnt, a Az oEders tos that State lhoaId Be cd
Ad4rs1 asdz SJ.&a.ByWILLIAlEB, T..
n0y9S9m & .5f -. BEiiesDoFf, 0hio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

NEW, YozK, Nay Gold opened
La and olesed ct 1874
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05
School and Blank Books,

l 70 sl. a
aYE lHA1 oaa -7ci ls4 yasIs a
4 i5i8
isl tAf@ -la
- Ez -. ~ %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05

and itl application to an manner Of
Pc 0oUNTN9-HoUsR oALUULATIoNs
receive The attention their primary importance Aa
mAnd8. The student will be made Continual SyjtJ,
esSeEallmCdeS of calculation not found n bookS
tendahg greatly 70 the Abbr0Viatfon of IN Torf
There Il open to the student alSo eouFSSof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eompElnE Political Be0nomy, Commercial Iayy and
H-aEes, Iinaqee Banking and Currency also maxim
method1 Of conducting busine6 GuoesSufnliy ~
avoiding hiluro. "a -
InItrnctiong in the above SubIecta are intsrnAr
ed with W1I1m1 and ineuleat1oni tending ID IL
toEmAttoN Of high character a. men and clffrona
The course Of instruction q intended - ~ =,
comprehensive and thoFopgh e. that of any Of ltbo
Commercial Colleges while the expense 70 the tn
dentIs much leSI. t1-T - - '''
II. b. boEB leave to refer those to whom he 4,
unknown 70 the omeers Of the hanka in WheeIinE
and Bridgeport, and especially TO his students.
's TERMS, 80.
For the nall course above indicated, including tha
regulate blank bo0n for Bookkeeping, the charge
y ~ PAYABLE on enteEtng. The time usually re-
but the student Il not limited In tfme-he mat
remain - long and return often, a. he pleaSeG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-05
MO 2 OF FRlATMBNT IS =
THE sAoSER OE ERGRFEcTION

MO n OF TREATMENT Ts
THEsACbER s0EsRGRFEoTION
1T CUBls HAT, Ross AND PiaIODI0 oATARRH.
II oURls oATARRHm All IEs TTRlas AND sRiaHI.
If-a7l z94is.Lt if La a----s- ID, -...sssfz1-sf
'IR Gums 0AFARRHs AND AyERTs CoAqgNPIIol.
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