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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January At is said thaI
Secretary Stanton has been summoned before
the House Judiciary Committee in the mat
ter of the impeachment of the President;
Senator Cowan, of Pennsylvania. whose
term in the Senate expires in March next
has been nominated by the President tor MID
lister tn Austria.
The Committee on Territories have instrue-
ted Mr. Ashley to report his amendment W
the bill to re-establish civil government II,
North Carolina, as substitute for Stevens
bill now before the House.
There must be some mistake IN relation ~
Mr.. Ashley's bill. 1t was stated few days
since that Mr.. Ashley had reported his Dill
to the House, and that it had been RECON-
mitted to the Committee on Territories
We are not very particular about the MAJ
ter, but we prefer Mr.. Stevens bill to MI
Ashleys. We want the State restored TO tn0
Union, and we will cheerfully accept any
plan that will effect the result.
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'roved, January Is, 1868.
No. 9.

Joint Resolution to provide for the immediate
Payment of the Army and Navy of the United
States.
Whereas it is deemed eXpedcnt to make imme-
date provision for the payment of the army and
navy: therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized, if re-
CURED by the cxigences of the public service, to
issue on the credit of the United States the sum
ofOne hundred millions of dollars of United States
notes, in such us he may deem expedient, not
bearing interest, payable to bearer on demand,
and " such denominations not less than one dol
lar, as he may prescribe, which notes so issued
shall be lawful money and legal tender, like the
similar notes heretofore authorized in payment of
all debts, public and private, within the United
States, except for duties on imports and inter
est on the public debt; and the notes so issued
shall be part of the amount provided for in any
bill now pending Tor the issue of treasury notes,
or that may be passed hereafter by this Congress
Approved, January II, 1868.
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From the foregoing figures it appears
that there has been good deal Of shift
ing and much presumabe loss among
the blacks. The Gulf States have con-
tributed to fill up Texas and Tennessee,
where an urgent demand for labor, on the
one hand, and loyal government, on the
other offered refuge from idleness precar-
Gus pay. persecution, and wicked laws
Kansas and Iowa have drained Missouri and
Arkansas Maryland and the District of Col
unbia, and indirectly the entire North, have
lightened Virginia. Louisiana may have
parted with some of her blacks, but must
also have received many, acting, perhaps, as
a sieve to Texas. The emigration to Florida
will be more apparent hereafter Altogeth-
er, about 225, 900 blacks are unaccounted for
in the States enumerated. The natural in
crease in the past six years would have been
about $4,000, and allowing that 100000
will represent the number who have -elnov-
ed to, and still inhabit, States not included
in the list above, we have deficit of nearly
half million of colored people, whom war,
want, anarchy, and fictitious peace under
liberty have repressed or destroyed And
this figure would undoubtedly be swelled
from the states of Alabama and kentucky.
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- tI"F II7I OO IIfRNS.
January E, 1868.
No. 8,

Joint Resolution to grant the Use of Portion of
Judiciary Square for free Library and Reading
Room for Soldiers.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Interior be- and he is hereby, authorized to grant
to John A. Fowle and Elida B. Rumsey the use of
portion of the land owned by the United States,
on, free from charge to the United States, a suit
able building for soldiers free library and read
ing-r for soldiers: Provided, That the same
can be done without prejudice to the public iu-
terests, and provided that all expenses shall be
borne by said Fowle and Rumsey, and that all
benefits and privileges of such library and read
ING room be granted to our soldiers free of charge
and that said building be removed whenever the
Secretary of the Interior shall require the same
to be done.
Approved, January Is, 1868.
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RESOLUTIONS.

A Resolution for increasing the Bond of the Su-
perintendcnt of the Public Printing
Whereas the amount of money which can be ad-
vanced to the superintendent of the public
printing under existing laws, is not sufficient
to enable him to meet the current expenditures
of his office: therefore
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the said superintendent
be required to furnish a bond in the penal
sum of forty thousand dollars.
Approved, December Is, 1868.
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SThe Union Register.,,

We have received the first and second num-
bers OF "The Union Register" established in
Greensborough, in this State, edited and pub
lished by "The Union Publishing Com
pany."
The Register is very handsomely printed.
and is true blue Union paper. Its articles
manifest good taste and ability. We cor
daily welcome it to our exchange list.
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9arbrough House.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Under New Auspices and with New Ar.
rangements.
!IHHE SUBSCRIBER HAS TAKEN CuApcr
i of this well-known, spacious, and well ~
uated House, and pledges himself to his friend.
and the public to render it one of the hest h
OF the kind in the country.
The house has just been thoroughly renovated
and re-furnished in the best style. Faitbfn, ~,
attentive servants have been provided. Thu and
water in the City will also be furnished, and ;nO
deed, every thing within the compass of the sub.
Scrlbers exertions, to render his guests comfort
able w. G. RIDDICK. Pronrietnuur
November IL, 1865. IO2Wti
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No. 2.
A Resolution in Relation to certain Maps.

Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That, with a view of expe-
diting the issue of the annual report of the gene
raj land office, the public printer is hereby au-
thorized to contract for the lithographing of the
may accompany the same, except in regard to the
connected map accompanying the last annual re
port of the public lands east and west of the Mis-
sssippi, in regard to which the commissioner o;
the general land-office is hereby authorized to
procure an engraved plate thereof, to be perfec-
ted by adding from time to time the further
yeys that may be made.
Approved, january &, 1868.
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The Supreme Court.

Licenses to practice law in the County
Courts this State have been given by the
Court to the following persons:
John Gray Bynum, Yadkin; Peter H.
Adams, Guilford; William W. Flemming,
Mcdowell; John W. Baker, Cumberland
Thomas P. Devereux, Wake; Maurice A;
Moore, CASTOR; William P. Welch, Haywood
Michael II. Justice, Rutherford William
K. Woodson, Pasquotank; John A. Will
Jams, Granville; Samuel G. Ryan, Orange
James G. Odom, Northampton Charles NJ
Busbee, Wake; Jessie W. Edmundson, New
Hanover; James T. Tate Mecklenburg
William H. H. Cowles, Yadkin; Geo. NJ
Whiting, Wake; Dossey Battle Edgecombe;
William F. Beasley. Do; Gabriel Johnston,
Chowan Augustine w. R1eger, Carteret; T..
Stuart Armistead, Washington; Marsden
Bellamy, Brunswick; w. Foster French,
Robson; W. w. Jones, Granville; Samuel
T. Williams, Nash; William B. Duckworth,
Pennsylvania; Edwin A. Osborne, Mecklen-
burg; Melvin E. Carter, Madison Henry A.
Chambers, Iredell; George P. Erwin, Burke :;
Fleming J. Whitmire, Pennsylvania; John NJ.
Moring, Chatham Leroy L. NJ Totten. Cas-
well Charles NJ. Cooke, Franklin; Walter
A Montgomery, Warren; Alfred Rowland,
Robson; Thomas G. Skinner. Perquimons :;
JULIUS LuCttS, DtdulOIG, OttlluS,
Gates Joseph W. Todd, Caldwell; Clinton
A. Cilley, Do; John Nc. c. Guy, johnson :;
Walter Clark, Halifax; Samuel A. Ashe,
William r. Empire, Hamilton Mcmillan,
New Hanover; Thomas H. Sutton, Bladen
Robert B. Johnston, Buncombe; George w.
Johnston, Pitt; Daniel w. Edwards, Greene;
Augustus NJ. Moore, Chowan.
And to the following in the Superior
Courts:
Louis c. Latham, Washington Mark E.
Lawrence, Catawba; Frank c. Robbins, Da-
wilson; Alexander D. Mclean, Harnett; K.
D. Johnston, Mecklenburg; VIM. F. Hen
derson, Davidson; John w. Gidney, Cleve-
land; Germain Bernard, Pitt; JOS L. Car
son, Rutherford; W. H. Malone, Caldwell;
Edward T. Parker, Johnston.
Cases wittbe called in the following order:
FIRST WEEK.-Monday and Tuesday will
be devoted to applicants for licenses-Causes
on the Circuit will be called, and motions
heard for certioruri, dc
SECOND WEEK.-Causes will be called II
and V Circuits
THIRD WEEK-Causes will be called "
and vi Circuits.
FOURTH WEEK.-Causes will be called VII
and VIII Circuits.
FIFTH WEEK-Causes will be called III
and cases on the other Circuits not before
argued.
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We learn that S. W. Terrell, Esq, of Roles
vile, purchased on Saturday last, the 18th
inst, the tract of land on which W. S. Fort;
resides, situated on Neuse River, ten miles
from Raleigh, containing 312 acres and hay
ing good dwelling house and necessary out
houses, &c.
Mr.. Terrell requests us to say that he will
shortly sell the place, in two or three tracts
or all together, upon easy terms
We have heard the land highly spoken iof
for fertility, &c
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Our Northern mails are becoming irregular
We do not know where the fault is, but, for
example, on Wednesday night, the 18th, we
received no New York papers later than the
eth
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The CoIOred People.

In letter to Secretary Stanton, Gen. How
ard presents some estimates of the number
of blacks in the South at the present time,
which are compared as follows with the CEN
sus of 1860:
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The Hon Thomas j. Durant has opened
an Office for the practice of his profession in
the City of Washington, at No. 34S Pennsyl
vania Avenue, entrance No. 81, G Street,
near Seventh.
Mr.. Durant is one of the most prominent
of the Southern loyalists. Those having bu-
siness in Washington requiring the services
of an At torneY at Law, will tto well to con-
suit him.
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AwsoF THE UNITED STATES,

Passed at the First Session, sohich ,oas begun
and held at the City Of Washington, IN the
District Of Columbia, on Monday, the fourth
day Of December, A. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, tho t,oenty- eighthd day Of July, A..
d. 1866"
PUBLIC ACTS.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAyETTE
S. FOSTER President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tempore on the seventh
day of March, and so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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THE HUTCHINS HOUSE,

WIS HOUSE, LONG ESTABLISHED AS A
4 Frstctdss Boarding House. having been re-.
Gently renovated and put in complete order, is
n1m prepareo 10 aecommodate, on moderate terms
rooms are neatly furnished, and table well sun.
piled with all the decacies of both home and
Foreign markets, 1t is within few steps of the
s s house, and members of the Legislature will
hnd the comforts of HOME VAN
Jan. 8, 1867. 124Ina'
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The Charlotte Democrat thinks there was
no lawful authority for appointing Commits
sioners to Washington, as nothing of the sort
is to be found in the captions of the acts and
resolutions. 1t presumes that when the Leg
islature re-assembles an appropriation will be
asked for to pay their expenses.
The Democrat thinks that Judge Merrimon
ought to " stay in the State and attend to his
duties as law officer" 1t is pleased with
the appointment of Messrs Brown and Gill
mer, but of Gen. Leach it says:
I'VE respectfully submit that such old po-
litical tricksters and officcseekers as Gen.
James NJ. Leach are not the sort of men to
manage State affairs in q crisis like the pre-
sent We are anxious TO see peace and good
feeling prevail, and for speedy settlement
of national troubles, but such men as Gen.
Leach. we fear, will get us into further diff
guilty."
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The Necessity for Loyal, Stable Gov
ernment.

The Necessity for Loyal, Stable Gov
! .ernment.
In many portions of this State the people
are "a law unto themselves" Violations of
the law. and outrages of all kinds are Of
daily occurrence. Not half the crime was
committed-not half the outrages occurred
under the provisional government that are
occurring now, though that government was
for months without judicial tribunals, and
was established just at the close OF the war,
before the bad passions of men could have
time to cool. In a word, we had less crime
and better order under the provisional gov
eminent than we have now.
This condition of things, we apprehend,
will grow worse unless some remedy shall be
applied Life and property are already in
constant peril in many localities, and unless
something is done to repress crime there are
portions of the State in which law-abiding,
honest people will find it impossible to live.
The present civil government of this State,
"set up under martial law" is a failure. not
only in respect of loyalty, but it is unable to
protect the lives and property of the people.
This, of itself. is the strongest argument that
could be addressed to the Congress in favor
of reorganization. That body is bound, by
the most solemn obligations, to guarantee to
every State a republican form of govern
ment, and to protect the people of every
State against lawlessness and violence. The
government of this State, which exists at the
pleasure of Congress, having failed in this
body to interpose at once and authorize the
formation of a government which will pro-
tect life, liberty, and property.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

fxktne poIffansiee bilSlide @efSiSte Der I8,it.
Gie beits, bHieite un6 bsle9stnbife 5amiiiea
Aeitfdrift IN Der uHiors at sssA 49,. g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

Sin foftbarfs Ntibbers
fdn ouiB. Sin Berlin 1T Dor 6ursern
cine fogenanHte Spra@entorte, Die &,es
pert'i6e &arte, erfbienen, auf iuelder
Die Serritorien nod Der Spra6e, Die In
oenfeIbeu eefpro1en tuir6, abgetbeiIt
iin6. Nuf biefer 3arte iuerben bic So =
gelen als Die GrenlIinie, bio Az luelder
Die beutibe Spra4e mad benz @eGten
beri6tigt if. aHgeeebeH. Der gan;e
Be3irf, welHef idlS beutf@ reAenb In,
Qlnipra6 gen0mrinen luitb lid rtit rotber:
Sarbe besei6uet unb. fAliebt @ta6e non
Der 96peis bis iiber ben Monterofa
binaus Elm, iudbreH6 anf Der anoerr
Settle ean1e StiiGe bon Deutfdgan6
abeeidnitten uno 8olen aagetbeitt ner,
ben. Oiele. @prahentarte BAT feis ben.
inoer Geographic obBebies ni&t ifartetiI
Sran3eien cine fur6fbare 4tufreQunq
berbOrgerufen uno naulaitIid Nfons
feur be @irarbu an einem einaiaen
Gage 81 abt MrtiteIn geaen 9reuben.
be9eiitert, tn beren einenl CT ausrnft;
O8elhdftigen nir uns entiueber nit.
ni4ts mebr ais NIT Der Serrli@teit bes
TrieoenS, aoer rii6en mir mad Berlin,
una bort bic frede 4an6tarte su serreis
Ben, Die toI3 an allen @@aufenltern
prangt uno anf Der sae oeutfde 8aters
lanf bic Goeeien CUR Grense bat" Bis
iebt bern6t 0ieier But5ouebru6 nur
auf einena WibperftdnDniB, aIIein Die
nafiirfiH,ptr 0Tsts5s,s 9SeufffhIonAa s;rA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03
Gin @efee, ipel6eS Das StimmreAt
an AetpifIe &nSldnber ertbeilt.

an @etDtWe @WSb0WoSr SrtWeItt~
@ett. l.. @ei es beldlOiitn BON Der Sc
nsral- gerIammtuns bes 9taates 2enneiiee,
ba6 In alien @tdats- County,, DiRrtfts. unb
alien aubern gipil-gDablea .isl6e AmslGabsr,
uidbt uaturaIilirte 8iirssr Der Ser. steatsm,
pelbe rnebr ais Elm Sdbr in ben Ser. Stan-
ten unb mebr ais feds WOnate int Staate
Isnnefee susebraGt baben, bas 3e6t Der
0ablab fimmuns erbaltea fsasn -Ssrais-
sefest, bab splGe gerisnen i6re @biI& gu CT
fennen sesebeu baben, Sirser Der Ser. Staa-
ten III perben unb bdb bieirlben nidt Gbeil-
uebmer in Der lesten &ebeiIisn seweien iinb.
@eft. 2. Sri es ferner beiGlpiIen, baB
bieles @eles BON nnb mad ieiner YafiIrums 1T
Sraft tresu ica. $50 nafDD5,
VafIrt am 8. War3 1867. u -
q. g. MfMlI op,
berssitissr Spre6er bee abssOrbnetsnbauiss.
JOfbua g. TrierfDn, 4,
@pre6er bfs 5fnatfs.
Sd tesIAabise, Sab bas Obise cine treue
uebsriesuas sss isst In uteinem 8ureau bel
hen &ftea bsfnbliaeu Originates il. e
seo q. 9. Tletber, O.
ap3 GOT . &C., Gtaat5iefretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03
OR affshstfdaftspafsn

Ser Gtfanatf@aftspafen
in @ie n. Gs 1T benz praiioeaten
nibt gtIungen. fin ben Gsfeirietens,
Stadtens @efdn6teu yRotIOp in @ien
einea @aAfpIgsr hHrdiH6rineeu. QUE
feine 9ominationen bon or sGenator
Getpan an iparoeu BON SENATE sura6s
geipiefen nn6 10 ian6ls er sulebt ben
yiau.eli bon 4enrb g., 3fabfsonD bon
aelus Sort Elm. Mf, &nbmonb lit be-
tanntlid in Der eriten Seffion Ben Bonn
Gon9reles Der rabitalen Nartei uutreu
seipesbsn unh bat III Der 9btlaAeIp6ia.
Contention 6er 5ebnieniten cine ber>
borra9enbe Noue 9eipielt. gfa9 Der
blamabeIn &unbreiie oes 8raFbenten
bat Ct iebob beiIen Sade fiir berIoren
aufgeseben un6 bat fd uieber Sen STA,
bieaien tu ndbern 9eiudt, NIT 6enen &C
aud In Ser lekten Seffieil bes boriaen
Gonsre6es in allen Sauptfraeea ae.
ftinint bat. @lIein nidts 6eke ueni.
Gee bat er bic 8efatigun0 gum Geian6s
ten in Rien niht erbalten f9nnen, OBJ
slet6 6iefelte aud nidt aushradltd her.
worfen ippr6en ilt. Ser Senat bat
ndmlid bic iueitere @eratbuna eieler
4ngeleaenbeiten big gum na@itfn Sep.
tenibtr 5nrii6aeleat ainh 6aAutG : Ste
M0glidteit abeefdnitten, oab Der Sra,
iibent mad Der 0ertaspng beS Senates
cine anhers 9otHiuatipfi MAIDEN ynb
feineu GFsereHett obne Die Heifatiguna
1h4umdrtef. rnd1 Mien fenNen fonn
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u !. sff6ten.

Go miro uuiern 9efern eetuib int.
reliant fem, eine 8uiamnlenFeuung Dor
8eri9ten iber Die Grnoten. Nnsf6ter
in beri&ie6enen 8egenben Der Union
gu Ielen. s
slus bem Norbuefen f1reibt bei
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e. .llafere @e@feIbldtter nnb GORE
Iponhenfen aus Sem Gtaate g8isconiiu
fpretbeu f9 nod nift tIar 9eilug ii6e,
Den Stanb Der Ganten ODER 6ie 9lus >
fidteu Der Grn0ten aus. Bas mir in
biefer Besitbnng feIba erulittelt baden,
1T, oab bic 6rhbiingsfaat bon 8eisen
in allen fI6li6er Qelegerel Counties
bereits Dem Booen Ibergeben lift. Sic
lekte Go@e ipar ausnebmeno gInitig
fiir Die Saaf uii0 bic Sarr1er babeu bic
troGenen ntilbctT Sage mobI III oieiem
GHOe benntt. Sic fablea fi1 defenders
angeipornt 3ur Musoebnung ibrer gSei,
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boben Breile 6es gHeisenmebI8. Man
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Die 6 onferbatibemin &ens
tu6p i&einen bieles Sabr aberntaIs
cine berrdt6erii6 @OlIe fpieIea Az iuol<
len. iSiir ba8 @ouDernenreant iuareil
orei Ganbibafen i'm SSeIoe, Barnes, Elm
0fabiealer, 9arbius, gonitrbdtibs belnee
tratiid nn6 GeInl, @ebeIlenbemotrat
Sie ein5i9e Sofnung, Den @Itaat aus
ben Hdnben Der 2ebelIeubeniotratie al
baItsn, Tag: barin, bas Der gouferpatibe
Sarbina i'm Selhe blieb, un6 70 Die
Stimnsl,i Der conformation Gemotras
ten benz NebeIIea &dnbibaten ent3os;
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Wabltampfe 3uriideesogen uno 1T TO-
NIT bic Griudblung Selrn's our6 bas
8ufansmenluirfen Der Goaierbatinen uno
Der 6 opperbea6s aiemIid fi1er. -
&C btiht, Aab Sen, Roufieau gum
n1ilitdrii6en @eaberneur bon Renta9p
ernannt ueroen fol-, 6a man nibt aIalbt,
bab es Selm geftattet meroen ipirb, bic
&esierung anautrsten. 90
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Malfrmf
10 einer g0apsntien Der Sfepnblifas
8artei hes 6inften
s:a gpaareiiiOnellen Sifritts. nj

y Qluf elmer aui q. Gebrllar 1867 I'M eaPltul
: abaebaltenea geriammluns gber &fpnblifant-
faen liniOas-W artet bes Is. @cugreiilensIlsn
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@susite erraaant, pm aeiae Convention Der
lluiSnssartsi bee gifrifts au berafta bic. ben
AIMED baben lsa, einen ganhibaten fir ben
GOusrs6 sa rrnennea.lo sBir iinb itbsrstnss-
fOnamea;a bie GpasentiOa sa9aibSiar am 81
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aus pittsbura fdbreibt Be

aus Sittsburs 8a. fdreibt Der
ySreibeitsfreuno": ,llnfer Sabritge !.
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fnoet ~f6 CUR 3eit in einem iebr ees
orii6teH 8nitanoe. MOlIe Q6t taufenb
Hrtsiter, 70 berff@ert man, finb in ssoIas
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