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SAVED FROM HANaNa.-A late decision Of the
Supreme Court of Alabama saved one Aaron Cros-
by from stretching hemp" On the day appoint
ed for the execution Of the prisoner the Sheriff Of
Tuscaloosa county was prevented from executing
the sentence, by an interference on the part Of the
military authorities then stationed at Tuscaloosa.
At subsequent term of the Circuit Court the
prisoner was brought before it to be resentenced;
statute under which he had been tried and con.
victcd, was repealed before the prisoner was thus
Of deo Gpou
HING which action of the Circuit Court was re-
yersed BY the Supreme Court and the prisoner
DISCHARGED
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ARRIVAL OF TRoops.- Some forr or five compa-
MES Of the Fortieth Regiment United States Col
ored Troops arrived in this city Saturday last BY
rail. They are destined for Charleston, and vii!
90 immediately on Some of these soldiers paid
visit to tho city yesterday, and created little
excitement by some dsorderly conduct. -. -
These men are probably destined for the forts OF
Charleston, as were five hundred similar troops
destined for the forts at the mouth OF Cape Fear
River. who were on board the steamer Flambeau,
which was wrecked a few days since at the mouth
Of that river. The troops were all saved. ~;
+ lRichnaond Dispatch IT Monday.
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An English journal says: cat no time since the
Rnssian war has the establishment # Woolwich
Arsenal been moro actively engaged than at pres
sont. Notwithstanding the numerous new resources
Of improved machinery and mechanism which have
advanced with the time. A moderate supply Of the
new rifles and ammunition is despatched refiodi-
cay by the ordnance store vessels to the whole Of
the out stations and, in cases OF emergency, by.
railway and other means. A largo number Of
cases of the new cartridges and ammunition have
been sent off from WoolWloh Arsenal as o reserve
for the army in Ireland. CO. szs4tf
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S;tate Items,

His E1cellenoy Governor on, paid flying visit
to our village ON yesteF-y; and was present for p.
few moments in the, court room. We ate pleassdto
see that his E1cellency is in excellent health.
iitt$ssSi, =. lEAbbeu10e. Hrese.
Cheathan1, an esteemed citizen Of our District,
last Saturday night. His funeral took place on
Sunday last at Sharon Church, and his remains
were inferred with Masonic honors. Mr.. Cheatham
was one Of our best citzens Of high integrity and
relatives and friends 30 mourn his lcss.-Ihtd. -
CoRoNHR's INQUEST On Thursday, 2sta ult:, an
inquest was held on the body Of Jana Harvey, q
white woman, found dead near her residence in
this village. R. W. Shsnd, Esq, eated as Coroner.
Jury rendered verdict that tie deceased came to
her death by strangulation, at the hands Of Daniel
Howard. Said Howard was committed to jail :.
= = 80 80 8 UptonoiHe Times: Z.
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5-2o's, 80 coupons, 1osa1oss. Gold 1851.
- 'Ce' -
Ralffm0re Market:

TIE SIBERIAN MILITARY LAw.--The Greenville
(Ala.) Aduocale contains an important telegraphic
correspondence between Judge PORTER, Of Green
vile, and Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, in relation to the
status Of the civil and judicial affairs Of the South
under the provisions Of the military law. It is as
follows: isiG -.
: To Hon. John Sherman, - -. 80
-. Senator Of United States
:. Can officers in the State, ineligible under the
Constitutional amendment, tnow perform their
= BENJ. +. PORTER.
:.!sss-T.i3s. 81 - ;,si:; ;,,ts4i::;
To Beng. r.. Porter ss.;5 siis jul J
Your State officers can still perform their fut1c-
tions, until superseded by State Governments or
s,anized under the law JOIN SHERMAN.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF:
/ Aiken s. g., Weekly paper under the aho!s tstae,
to be devoted TO- General ntelasenoe- -Poanos goa--
nent Of Aericulture. Including the Field he 0rchaE
the vineyard, and the GARDEN News ssunan.1 "a
contain digest of the important events OF ths Mse!.
hon viii Be given to the unsettled question of Labor,
best adopted to our condition. and the aeveopaae1R
of the resources of the country in Manufactures, Ags
culture Fruit raising. and Vine growing.
Terms-SS year, IN advance ,,,,. -. - 81
WD. KIRKLAND, Publaher. 5aunaT4
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From the Wal street U1ader,orIer.]
CIRCULAR.
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

To the Agents Of the Neu York Life Insurance
Company:
Attention is called to the following summary Of
the business transacted during the year ending
November l., 1866, by the various Life Insurance nc
Companies at their respective agencies in the city
of Boston, arranged according to the amount Of
premiums received.
The statement is prepared from sworn returns
to the Insurance Commissioner, made in compG-
ance with the laws of this Commonwealth.
It may bo here observed that the New York Life
Insurance Company, first on the List, did not
establish their agency in this city until November
LIST, 1862 while the agencies Of the principal Com;
ind actively engaged for period of ten years or
more. Without desiring TO institute eHpecsaAy
invidious comparisons with other Companies, all
of which are engaged in an exalted and philan-
thropic labor, and each of them contribute greatly
to mitigate the hardships and perils OF otherwise
unprotected widowhood and orphanage, still We
are OF the opinion, as an expression of the dis
eliminating Judgment Of 50 intelligent and con-
servative community as this, it is well deserving
the careful consideration Of communities else
where. Yours, very truly,
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Mr.. Charles Gayarre whose Philip II. We review.
ed last week, has just issued a three-volume His
tory OF Kentucky,
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MON WOLFF my lawful agent for to transact al my
business and sign my rsme, during my absence from
this State, since the 10th inst. HENRY IL WOLFF.
March Is .,s-.s5zr3
aT NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Court Of Common
Pleas at its next session for Charleston District for
Charter Of Incorporation Of 'THE HOMESTEAD BUILD.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS"
:, Tebrnecy ~ w8
~CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
TON-The Members colored) Of this Church were reg
1ary disissed from the three White Baptist Churches
of this G!, to form separate Church They won.
shipping str the pressnt at BonumH ball. John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship. :sssss-3 tss- ssS 90
They believed to be pious and worthy persons and
their object Is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of the said Church have BEEN author
lied to make collections CHARLES sMALLa. THOMAS A.
DAVE, EDWARD HA1a, DANIEL D. MoAIPH, Jon Bee,
and SAMUEL STEWARD. =. y
Charleston, 8. c., June 81, 1885, :, 45..s.:.s
- .,..sE - Rev. LUCIUs cUTHBERT,
G ~ - 8 Pastor Citadel Square Church
e:lts: :5::;;s :;si:: Rev. E. 7. wNKLER,
e Pastor United Church
$$ssH $A# 5Ssf1R s ssss se'''
January Il: !sssss-fl f,ss 5htnw3moss
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@ NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPTAINS
AND gOTs wiahing to anchor their vcspels in Aanly
River requested not to do anywhere direct
range of the. heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARYEs on the Charleston and St Andrews side OF
the Ashley Rivers BY which precauhon, contact with the
Submarine Telegsph Cable viii be avoided. ,ss7
~ =, ~: 49, 8. q. TURNER, q n.
Harbot Masters Office, Charleston Februtly 9, 1855
February 7:iti q = =
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Or. LORD. q,
St. PauPB Church. Charleston, ARTHUR d. LOCKE to
HENNIE T., second daughter Of Prof F. 8. HOLMES
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!. aFBPEoIA NTELLIGENC EVE PRO-
POSE tp furnish LAB0RERs Of all classes for Farmers
Raosa Shop. Garden, Store, Hote or general House.
work. 20 t
Persons desiring employ VIII cali at no. Cannon
near King street; and all orders for Lsborera win be
promptly mel, and satisfactory reference given.
February % :.a LIMOS. - s. B. HALL r 90.
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wEsARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. nj. WHITING, Esq, as q candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJndida1 District at the next election. -
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Life Insurance.

As our community is much interested at present
about Life Insurance, and yet has not long since
turned much attention to it, We insert the sub
joined circular as expressive Of judgment partic-
ularly entitled to consideration. It is that Of a
community which may be deemed especially quail
fed, as well by reason Of an experience as long, if
not longer, than that Of any other in the United
States, as Of it's high distinction for mercantile
education, to form correct appreciation Of the
various features and advantages Of institutions
involving 30 profound system Of science as these.
The Agent in this city is Mr.. THOMAS FROST, at No.
56 Broad street.
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! WAWAY, WITH sPECTAOIEs OLD EYES
made new, without spectaeles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
R!B: FooTE, II. D., No. l1so broadway, New York.
] .kGrannnfoer ..N-is .'i.' -.,.' = :.
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

aS NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED NIB. 81
MON WOLFF as my lawful agent for to transact al my
business and sign my rsme, during my absence from
this State, since the 10th inst. HENkY IL WOLFF.
March "a q 2
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Sts.ARTIFIU1AL EYEs.--ARTnICIALs5HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted By Drs. !. J.
BAUcH md :. aoUaLEMANN tformarg employed by
RossozsE1u, of Paris, No: 500 Broadway, New York.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, March 11.-heland is quiet. Govern
ment organized its forces into six flying columns,
which pursued the scattered bands Of Fenians, re-
Gently encamped in the Galtee Mountains, and the
latter vanished, leaving no trace. Martial law will
not be proclaimed yet, and special commissions
will try the Fenians.
FLORENCE, March 1.-THE elections here result
ed in favor of the Government.
LONDON, March 12-Noon.- -Consols 81. Bonds
74l.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Noon. Cotton market
opened dull. Estimated sales Of today 5000 bales
Middling Uplands 19d. Rosin 9s. Sd. Talow
43s. Cd.
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New York Market.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, March 12.-Ihe stock market is ex-
cited and fuctuating. 5-20's Of 62 coupons 1O94a
1899. Missouri skies 9sb. Money per cent. E1-
change. sight %; sixty days. Gold 134t.
Flour shade frmer. Wheat 1a2c. better. Corn
dull and dropping. Oats q shade frmer. Pork,
frmer; new Mess Western SO 62sa22 6S2. Lard
quiet; in barrels 112a1Ss. .Whiskey quiet. Peas
dull. Cotton quiet at 2sa for Middlins Uplands.
Freigats dull
~ -SzA 9 EVENING D1sPATcH. s7sis--y is-
Cotton easier; sales 1900 bales. Middlng, Up
lands 2sa29E. Flour advanced 5a10 cents. State
So 50a11 SO; Southern mixed to good $40 25an 80.
Wheat advanced sa5 cents. Corn firm. Provi-
sions steady. Mess Pork firmer at s22 %. Whis-
key quiet Rice dull Rosin s4a12 50, Refined
Petroleum, 2ssa27. Freights quiet; steam &; sail
7-1S. IN, ~.
5-2os, 80 coupons, 1oea1oet. Gold 1881.
$3.50
zsGj,5 49,, Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March Coffee firm and steady.
Sugar steady. Flour steady. Corn advanced 50
4c.; Yellow 98c.as1. Mess Pork s22.25. Whiskey
unchanged, and no sales.s.ss II. ~ ~ Z.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March IA Bill, limiting the
Federal expenditures, and Supplementary Act TO
SHERmAN's Reconstruction Bill, were passed.
A joint resolution appropriating $4,000 to the
destitute colored people Of the District was
passed.
A Bill, appropriaing p'illion of dollars to the
destitute of the South, was referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole. Mr.. FAnNswoRIH objected to
it's passage without reference. Several motions to
80 into Committee Of the Whole and consider
this appropriation; were negatived- It was at
last lost under motion to adjourn.
In the Senate, u resolution was introduced
directing the Secretary Of War to furnish Cover
nor BRowN1ow arms and equipments for $500
militia Mr. WILSON urged immediate action ;
Mr.. JOHNSON objected, and the resolution must
take it's regular order.
Mr.. SUMNER objected to the immediate con-
sideration of resolution expressing sympathy
for Ireland, and it went over. The Supplementary
Bill from the House was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, VIXEN the Senate went into Executive
session. and then adjourned.
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Marine Intelligence.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The steamship Aai-
ance sailed to-day for Charleston. &ai-
NEW YORK, March 12.-The steamship Vile de
Paris has arrived from Havre.
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Mexican Rumors

Mexlcan sRumors.
SAN francisco, March 12.-The Mexican Consul
has information, derived from the Secretary Of the
Governor of Mazatlan, that Mexico was occupied
BY the Liberals on the 18th ultimo.
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PRICE FIVE sENTS.
!. 81 sHlFIP.P'i illjKle.,... j
NEW YORK STEAMElRS. .

REGULAR q. s. MAIL LINE OF SIDE VIII I!s!as.
S STEAMERS l5ssss zEG:a.l
QUAKER CIIs;
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W HEELING, WEST Yat2 t25WEDNESDAY5

before the late rebellion began except
inname. 70 all intents and purposes,
it says, they are new paFtie6With new
issues 20 meet, aIdinew results to work
out The Northern Democracy can
make no stronger appeals to the South
than the blic9nss unless II be on
thescore Of political fellowship IN; years
gone by, and lpIedgek pnful6H He'd. " III
,anIiudulgencel In the sentimental lux
,uFy Of old memories compensate the
South for casting its fortunes with-R q
party everywhere In the minority-
where 1t has not shed its seedy clothes
and put ON, the robes of Republican
righteousnessi II, in order to Tealsei-i
tate its fallen fortunes, the Democracy
ofthe North shonld have to follow the
example of Connecticut, and make
leaders and stand dard- bearers. of men
that three or four years ago they burned
in efigy RsEAboliti ionists, what would
be gained byEan4 alliance with them
that is not already assured by alliance
with the dominant organiEatiOnGs sHsal
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THE Democratic victory in Connecti.
cutis not misleading the people Of the
South to any great extent. None OF
their influential presses or men see in il
any ground for expecting reversal OF
modification of the terms ofreconstruc-
ton imposed by Congress. The TaIla-
hassee FloridiGn reminds its readers
that "the victory goes to the extent only
of a rebuke to the extremists-th i'm
peachers, the eonfscationists, and such
as seek to enforce negro suffrage on the
South;" the canvass, It says, was not
conducted ON any grounds Of appeal to
the votersRith; the view of repealinR
the Eeconstruction acts. The people OF
the Southern States asa general thing
are acting upon this very Just and sen.
sible view of the case. They are pre-.
pairing everywhere To take part in the
elections and in the practical reorEanI-
zation ofetheir State Governments un-
der the recent law of Congress.
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y. ID. - H. w. SmITass
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AME RIOAN Or RGANB.
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SEGHEH. AGENT. r1ta. ..a-iz -
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ANIMAL MAsNETIsM is reviviug, or
rather steadily growing, as a recognized
curative and an@sthetic agent in Eu-
rope. Most of the continental Gov
ernments have introduced it by law or
decreeinto the hospitals. In France it
is used very extensively to produce In
sensibility under surgical operations,
and is found to be quite as efficient as
ether or chleroform, without being at
tended by the grave dangers that ac-
company those powerful flaids. Ger
many makes a more general use of it
in the cure of nervous and mental dis
eases, from hysteria to lunaey, and Sax
ony recognizes 1t by prescribed regula-
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tific societies have lRtterly taken it up
for investigation, and although in con-
servative old England Hthe faculty''
still holds back, high medical and sci
entific individual authorities have in
dorsed it as at all events a valuable
an@sthetic. The subject has probably
received less attention in, this country
thanin any other. sIS.7[--.--l
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MlseelIaneolail IParagrapha.

Mr.. Beecher can not 60 on the Ply-
mouth exeursionv up the MedlteEra-
mean. Bonner insists upon having the
manuscript Of the new story and Bee
cher is pressed for It. In order to meet
this 'tpFeSious engage ement s2R the Ply
mouth pastor must remain at home,
and go toIltherH Holy Land, DO, some
other time. -on II nGi.Is2i SOS 1I-i t5ic9-ii
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'aea' gyttsitrEufG. l zo9
Frank Kiln Insurance Company
Z OF wHEElING. i-''f h'ha
ITs.sneS,,T. "a nfl. lsfii EIIHt..n



T. 81. Logan, I, P. Shall4pa, J. 8. Rhodes
Geo, Mendol, ]; a, Hobbs, saml, McClsl.
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kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstRO-
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goes on the Western RiYeEs and Lakes,
This company offers superior Inducements
% oFafmeTsi whereby they can bO insured on
dwellings Furniture, RaIns and contents for
or y6arH At reduced rates P-
This being a homo tnstitutio with The lar
gest capital and surplus OF any cpmpany in
In the State and composed oftn6om8'
nmetY-fOuF stock kholdeTB, most ofwhom ~
among our DeAt business men, Tt5oOhanenda
Itself 70 the tAvorabas consideration OF thai
insuI4ng public. and s0licitA their patronage.
Z Appli tons for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. - . fi'Ss
[ ONCE, North SIDE of Monroe between
Main and Market EtR,, Wheeling, ", Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling,
I M ARTHUR, Secretafy.
/ .BAMB MCMILLAN, President,
I GEO. MENDEIi, Vice President. oclB
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HAsRsYY.

Is4aia Rntsn JT n Toledo Bladsar6 an
Che Conneetieut lRIectIOa.-The BGect
ttl, ,Rrodneed ~ The Corners. and
iI.iheNIge At W4ahinEton;.-A Pr9Po,
sIIIon to Remove the cOllsRso eR.so BE.
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While the Woman's Rights conYen-
ton was in session at Albany, horse
car was crowded, There entered se-
we're looking female. An old gent rose
to give her seat. "Be you one of those
w0man-righuers2 he asked. "I be-
replied the ancient. "iYou believe a
woman should have all the rights Of a
man, do youP" he inquired. Eyes, l
do was the emphatic answer. "Then, 4"
said the man, t'stand up and enjoy
them like a man" and she had to
stand up. = = = ~ 81
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There is now very little fractional
currency in circulation below the de-
nomination of dimes, and. as the coin
age Of the new five-cent pieces goes on
actively, they will soon be entirely
cancelled. Congress should authorize
the coinage of dimes. This is kind
of currency contraction that would
meet with no oppositioni for no matter
what opinion people may entertain re-
garding the curtailment of greenbacks,
they unanimously indorse the superce-
rnnoV - 49, g Z - Sc - -
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West Va. Religious Book House

~ - 2 M0NRoE' ST.i WHEELING.
GN HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE
" toWest, IetesS Well selected Gtock oi
Theological 'MtScellaneouS, Eunday Schooi
and Juyenile Books, Also . fun assortment
attention paid to the Geleefion 6f SiInday
senooi 4 i! ondeIs by,mal promptly
attenaed to, Addpess -. :
a ..ss.7,i - !, GEORGE W. 5rQNER,
APLA-0 4'i-.i Local Agent Z
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GreenWood. .Cemeterv.

OITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready for
StpteF Pents sale and imp aproEement ef lotsr-
It Ite6ntaIns 81 Acres OF Iand, and 8 laid out
in the most modem and improved style;-
7ctn be easily reached at AM SEASONS the
year by the National Road, and for three
I0urthso Of aha year bYHthef Hempheld Rail
Road. It Is perfectly secure, and intended TO
be beautined by every variety lnftpee8s sshTub-
barY, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make It equal TO the best
rural cemeteries in the county. - - .
Ample provision Is also made Ifof ID, en-.
largement, order and care In perpetuity.
Persons deSirous of purchasing lots, can
examine the groundp With EtheSnpeH peHinten.
dent, who has plat, 6f seetifs them by cali
ing at the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
PeS9S& JfSliirffS q fnikS infermsnts win
can on the Secretary to obtain permitat there
for.
Tickets -,of, admission to, Lotholdem and
visitors WIN be issued BY The SecretaEy.
BOARD OF DIRECTpRS-A. ]. Sweeney,
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