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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Hew Adrertisements.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

George W. Houk and others Plh vs. Charles
Newbold and others, Defts.
Superior Court. Partition of Estate Of Thruston
heirs.
~ obedience to an order of the Superior Court
of Montgomery county, Ohio, issued In this case,
win ofer at Public Sale at the door of the Court
House, In said county, In Dayton, ON
Saturday, the 3On Of March, 1867 Gts r. w.
The following valuable real estate to-wt
|. a lot on the corner of Third and st. Clair
streets In Dayton, being 70 feet fronting on Third,
and running back 100 feet to ten loot alley
which Is sub divided and appraised as follows:
1st Twenty feet front on Third ut the cor
ner Of st. Clair 100 leetdeep and including build
ings, appraised at S200 per foot front--$5 800.
I'd. Thirty feet fronting ON Third, adjacent to
former parcel and 100 feet deep Subject to of
/. Woodhull, expiring March 1st, 1903, at 81 peg
foot front per annumD appraised at $l1O per loot
front on rhird-withOut buildings-Sb 100
I'd. sixteen feet irOnting on Third street and
lying adjacent ON tho west 10 last mentioned par
Gel, and 100 feet deep to same alley, appraised
without buildings at $40 per foot mont-S2720
IT. A lot fronting Is feet on ST. Clair ,treet and
running back 10 sixteen foot alley III feet, with
ten foot alley on the North of 1t, and with double
frame story dwelling house, &c. Appraised at
g. 0O0
Iii. Another lot of the same dimensions. lying
adjacent, and with the same kind of improve.
ments upon it, and lying along 10 foot alley on
the south. Appraised at 5000.
w. The lot known as the Old Academy lot
fronting 81 feet on st Clair street and lying on
tho alley, aud being 90 feet deep. Appraised al
s. 500.
v Building lots on jefferson street, south OF
west side of said Jefferson street, and running
back to q sixteen-foot alley, 1870 feet A plat o
which will be left at the Sheri1's office for eXami
nation till the day of sale. Appraised follows;
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leo are on the war path. The military
camp on the Membres has been broken up
and troops compelled to leave. Five set
tiers were killed, and stock valued at over
twenty thousand dollars driven off.
Both Houses of Congress have ordered
an equestrian statue Of General WINFIELD
ScoTr TO be sculptured by HENRY X.
BRowN, Of Newburg, New York, ID cost
$4,000, and to be erectedin one Of the pub
lie squares at Washington,
The Ohio Senate yesterday made the
resolution to amend the Constltu tlon 80 as
to give suffrage to colored citizens the
special order for March 9.
On Sunday night, at Cleveland, at thirty
three minutes pastten o'clock, meteor OF
remarkable size, duration and brilliancy,
appeared in the heavens. Its appearance
was similar to that of comet having a
luminous train of considerable length.
According to the latest rumor, the mis-
sion Of Assistant Secretary SEWARD to the
West Indies was wholly successful, the OBJ
ject being a treaty with President CABRAI,
securing the long-desired Bay of Samara
as a naval Station of the United States.
The New York TIibune's special says that
it is conceded there will be no opposition
in the Republican party to the following
named gentlemen as officers for the next
House SCoLFAx, for Speaker; MCPHERSON,
Clerk; ORDwAY, Sergeant-at-arms; and
GIVEN, for Postmaster.
A man named JOHN DAVIS, who has been
sent to BLAcKwELL's Island for three
months, for larceny, by a New York Judge,
is said to be the heir to the title Of Duke de
Grammont, and large estates in France
that 90 with 1t.
Interesting suits have been commenced
by member of Chicago dry goods house
against his partners and well known New
York merchant, for conspiracy to get him
out of the firm. The aggregate damages
are laid at 100000.
A young man was yesterday arrested In
st. Louis, having on his person some $l2,-
900 worthless United States bonds supposed
to have been stolen.
middle aged lady of indianapolis,
has brought suit against ROBERT L. WAL
POLE, prominent lawyer and Democratic
politician, for breach of promise of mar
rage, and assesses the damages at the mod
est sum of $4,000.
Colonel G. NJ. BAsCoM, private secretary
to Governor Cox, of Ohio, has received the
appointment of First Lieutenant in the
Seventeenth Regiment of Infantry, which
Is now on duty in Texas.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Rss0iUed, That the several states composing the
United States are not united on the principle of
unlimited submission to their General Govern
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title OF u Constitution OF the United states aud of
amendments thereto they Constituted q General
Government, for special purposes-delegated TO
that Government certain definite powers reserV-
ing each state TO itself the reslduary mass OF
right TO their self government; and that when-
ever the General Government assumes undelega.
ted power, its acts are unauthortatiye, void, and
of no force; That TO this compact each state ac-
ceded State, and is an integral party, It's co.
states forming, as 90 itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact Wes not
the powers delegated 10 itself, since that would
have made ITS discretion and not the Constitution
the measure Of its powers; but that, as In all
other cases Of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL OF INFRAC-
T1oNs AS OF THE MODE AND MEASURE OF REDRESS
The Nrst kentucky Res0iUtiOH Of 1TgS
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England and Scotland Included as
BATTLE-GROUND.

NEW YORK, February 7.--Report says
that Fenian envoy has arrived from
ireland, who says the English statements
that the rebellion has ended are false; that
the uprising was general IN counties Kerry,
Dublin and Tlpperary. The organization
Is stronger than ever, The soldiers are under
the drill of four hundred men who served in
this country during the rebellion
As to disaffection among the British
troops, It Is understood that they will march
wherever ordered, but when they come to
fire. they will know what TO do. An Amer
lean officer has enlisted 5000 British troops
since Christmas.
At the meeting of the Fenlans here to-
day, no want of confidence In movement or
orders was evinced. Plans were submitted
for conducting the war for the freedom of
Ireland, and it is said to be contemplated,
that if the vigilance OF the British Govern
meEt should render movements there extra
hazardous to transfer operations to Eng
land and Scotland.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28

McCulloch this morning, he asked the Sec
reiary whit the President would do with
ltp Would he sign Il
The Secretary evasively answered that
he did not know. The President had not
said what course he would pursue. The
General remarked with much earnestness
~ hope he will sign it. j think 1t would
be well for Inn TO do so.n The Secretary
again said he could not tell what the
Presidents purpose was, adding that he
will take time to look into the whole ques-
upon responded: "Do you thiuk he Is open
to conviction2 Would my opinion have
any weight with hlmP don't want TO
bore him If he has reached his decision, but
| very much nope that he will Sign the
bill ~ ..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pURsU ANT TO the command Of an order Of sAIe
issued nom the Probate Court of HamiIton
county, ONO, and TO me directed Will offer or
sale at public RnetioR, on
WedHssday February 20 1857 al 10 o'eloeE Ak
On the premises, the following real estate. Va.
situated IN the city OF Dayton, county OF Mont
somery aud state OF ohio, to-wit.
Lot number thtrty-two hundred and seventv
eight tdliel ON the recorded plat of snid civ oT
Dayton, together with eight ieet more or less otr
the north side Of lot number thirty two hundrs,i
aud seventy y-seven (S2TD in said city, excentinS
that portion OF the east end Of said lot which iis
cast OF q straight line, extending southVgnr,iIv
upon line with the west side OF brown stres{
being that part which Is Included in brown street.
; sIalghtened said premises being ATTY ,iour
leet three inches tSt II, in.) IN 'front.' on Browa
street-seventy-slN teet three inches desp on the
'Outh side SIXTY feet six inches lde on he ileV
"a the rear OF said premises, and one Hundred ans
IL leet three inches deep tha north side. BsInT
the same premises conveyed 70 John Allan sckne1
y Jh9, .. hoach aud vile by deed roooTdsli n
Deed boo& H. No. pages S5-6 OF the recoTVls of
sAlu montgomery County, Apprais, d at 4fbO sub-
lect 70 tie dover or the widow In the sum 81 Ria
per year during her natural life.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash; balance In
one year nom day Of sale, with ak per cent, In
terest TO be secured by mortgage on he premises
JOSEPHINE sCHNELL,
Admlnistr9triN Of The Estate OF John Adam
Schnel, deceased
HENRY SNOW, Attorney iawA
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A loostmaster FIN Trouble.

BUFFALO, February H.-F. w. Parsons,
Postmaster at Niagara Falls was arrested
on Monday, charged with opening letters
received in his Office, and held to bail in
$780, to appear for trial at the United
States Court, at Utica, March 10th.
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MUST 9m SOLD,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall 7
Our New & Desirable Goods

we offer to sell at prices corresponding will,
~, present times.
MI. Strauss Is here also for the purnose NJ mall
ing known 10 the community at large t6at So.
iUiiiIues aies are Tar superior to any other similar
business house for the reasona;
l. We buy our Goods for Cash only
q We buy our Goods In the Eastern market Al
rect ifom the mill or their agents "
.mae NJ nave them cut and made by the most
scientific CuttOrs and best Tailors '
d a. W. nave always the latest styles, In Patterns
o. We have them manu- lactureI under tbs az
3,usye . control Of our long experienced partner
We receive constantly fresh supplies from o,,,.
wholes ale house In Cincinnati 'N' 'u'
T. we receive them ut FIRST COST, not paving
ANY PROFIT AT ALL. P"''"s
We don't labor under heavy expenses.
we are not In the habit Of misrenreSentir
our goods. o'eh'inB
10, We have all our capital and epersIea on,
ployed in this business, and YIN
the smallest profit. s0'U' win
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR
ALLEN Q. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR
ALLEN g. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTRNANT.Go GOVERNOR
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR;
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga,
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TERMS OF sALE-One.thlrd cash; balance In
one and two years, with interest on deferred pay
ments 70 DO secured by mortgage on the premises.
Can not be sold under two. thirds OF appralsement
All the above property was dev sed by the viii
Of II. G. Phillips deceased and the title is un.
questionable o. G. II. DAVIDSON,
sheriff of Montgomery County Ohio.
HoUK & MCMAHON A t'ys. Feb 2S 'G7 dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Auftinnefrs.
asustufss gutifes.
DYSPEPSIA !
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRIcKLAND's {

--- IONIC Is q CONCtN'
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs with
hntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t Is
tion- Neryousness, Loss ofAppetite, Acil,
ty OF the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept. =
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at 81 per bottle. --
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28

IA warranted to be the only preparatio"
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesi
Asthma, WhOoping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
inc prepared from Honeyaend Herbs, IL
healing, softening, and expectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere lan3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
NOTICE

is hereby given that there will be petition pre-
j. sented to the Board Of Commis ssiOners OF Mont
location of county road, commencing at Bergeris
ford, one mile west OF Boonershine's and Oldfa
sr's mills; thence along the bank of Big Twin
Greek TO Stetler's Branch; thence southwest up a
small branch, intersecting the Trenton and Mil.
t0nyllle extension road; thence along said road to
shafers school house; thence west on the south
line Of sections five and six, and on the north line
OF sections eight and seven TO the county line and
the vacation Of the county road running through
the farms OF T.. A. Coler and Henry Bear from
Bergers ford to the aforesaid intersection Of the
Trenton and Miltonvllle extension road.
Feb. 2e, Is9I-dlw3. MANY PETITIONERS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Notice to sportsmen.

A Il persons are hereby forewarned not 10 tres.
a "ass upon the farms OF the undersigned with
OF shooting or huing game, a. all persons 80 found
trespassing viii be dealt with according 10 tbs M
signed are situated In Randolph and CLAW Town
r. sSSt,T9sndlns salem Montgomery County o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Rare Chance for a splendid pargain

A BEAU UrIFUL Chamber sett OF Oak Furnltura
"a Consisting OF Carved Bedstead, Marble Ton
Ordinary Chairs, and Rocking Chair viii be sold
AZ 5 great reduction on first cost only he in use
on c. g. McMILLEN, Phillips House. 'A''
ieb96 eT-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
CURE "r -
PIGn IGf $. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives imme-
dIate relief, and effects permanant cure
Try il directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists ut 80 cts. per
bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
One Price System

At last he came here To promote the busines
By establishing the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
Notice to Shippers.

N Office to Shippers.
yUNHE Canal is now open, and am now fully pre-
mare, to ship all kinds Of grain, merchandise
So 10 and nom Dayton and Cincinnati AZ custom
8oat leave Cincinnati from landing ON Cana
street between walnut and Vine, as follows;
canal boat LohisV Vile, every Saturday evening"
canal boat st Louis, every wednesday evening.
Leave DAYTON from Canal Depot;
Canal boat Louisville, every wednesday evening
Csnsi bost - IOuis every saturday evening.
For freight 20 or from Gineinnau or Dayton
Ieh a0 ie0T-tllm Canal Depot.
w EDDING CARDS
Printed neatly In Colors or ~ Bronze az
Isteam Job Rooms.
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THIRTY DAYS ONLY.

= = M M assure you that we have madO such redue-
~ c4I A. from Al those who desirous Of buy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28

Heeter ct al. IS. Schneck ct al.
Superior Court In Partition. Case No. 1854.
IN pursuance OF an rider of sale issued by the
Il Superior Court of Montgomery County. Ohio
and 20 me directed will offer for sale, ut public
IN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-28
nm MIssIssIPPI RAPIDs.
RECONSTRUCTION.

The fate of the Reconstruction bill at the
hands of the President Is not yet certain.
The prevalent opinion is that IL will be
sent in tomorrow, or the day after at
furthest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

INDUSTRIAL AID SoCIETY.-The ladies
of our city have OF ganized society for
the purpose of aiding the industrious
poor of our city, by furnishing them with
employment at their own homes or pro-
curing them places where they can work
for their own support. To accomplish
the above worthy object the society pro-
pose to establish an industrial depot and
intelligence office, where any one wishing
work or situation caa obtain it, pro-
vided they bring written Endorsement
from the committee of the district in
which said applicant resides. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected; Pres
ident, Mrs. S. C. Law; Vice President,
Mrs. S. B. Williamson; Treasurer, Mrs.
A. N. Edmonds; Assistant Treasurer,
Mrs Phil. B. Jones Rec. Secretary, Mrs.
S. II. Ford; Cor. Secretary, Miss Lou
Allen; Board of Nanagers-Mrs- I. }.
Turley, Mrs. Joe Bruce, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss
Mox Rudisill, Mrs. J. ]. Murphy, Mrs.
Brunson Bayless, Mrs. DR.. Davis, Mrs.
/ Boden Greenlaw, Mrs. Benz. K. Pullen'
Mrs. Jacob Ward, Mrs Thomas Leach,
Mrs. Captain Wright Committees have
been appointed in each Ward in the city
and Chelsea, who will indorse the appli-
cation Of any poor person in their dis
trict Any gentleman can become q
member Of the society by paying one
dollar initiation fee and fifty cents
monthly, or FIVE dollars in advance. The
society will soon publish a catalogue Of
rules and regulations, members names
etc. In the meantime any individual car
become a member BY inelosing one
dollar, and directing to the Secretary O.
the society.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

DEDICATION OF ST. PATRICK's CHAPEL.
St Patricks Chapel, corner of Linden
and Desoto streets, was dedicated yester-
day morning, and is now added to the
list of places in our city where homage is
offered to the Creator. The dedication
services, as laid down by the rules of the
Church, were under the direction OF Rev.
Father Riordan, pastor of the Church,
and were followed by grand high mass,
at which Father Riordan officiated,
assisted by Father Thon,a as deacon and
Father O'Brien as sub-deacon. The
dedication sermon was delivered by
Father Rockford, who took his text from
the twenty-eighth chapter of Matt thew:
go We, therefore, and teach all ma
TONS" etc. He took the ground that the
Catholic Church was the Church OF
Christ, thatit was one, holy, catholic and
apostolical, and reviewed the history OF
the Church from the time of St Peter to
the present day. 1t was an able effort,
and was listened to with marked atten-
ton by the large congregation in attend
ance. Peters mass was sung by the
choir under the supervision of Mr.. Pow
dert, the organist of the church. The
Chapel is built of brick and is intended
as temporary place of worship until
the magnificent edi6ce is completed that
is to be cree ted on Che corner of the
lot as soon ss the necessary funds can
be secured The Chapel is ninety-tive
feet in length by forty in width and Will
seat about five hundred. 1t presents a
plain, but neat and comfortable appear
ance inside and out, and has been
erected as rapidly as possible with q
view of supplying the Catholics OF
South Memphis with place of worship.
Twosstories are to be added to the pres
eut building, and the whole structure
will be used for school purposes as soon
as the Church is built A fair will be
held at StilIman Hall, commencing this
evening, to raise funds to liquidate the
debts contracted in. the erection Of the
| Chapel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE.

U,oR SALE. A NEW two STORY
II D.uble Frame DWELLING with eight rooms
each situated the n9Sth side Of EXCHANGE Sn,nGS
and Restaurant with fixtures, stock and two
wears lease. situated on jefferson street: APP
NV 10 RADFORD & STRATT0N, Real Estate
Agents, No. II Jefferson street. III
NOR SALE-THE ABSTRACTS AND IN
X dexes of the books of the Register Office;
comS;led BY the late Henry A. 0rne, and
showing the dereig1nent Of title to all lots ana
co,,niT Amply 10 Strain & Goodman, Real
Estate Agents, No. 40 Madison street lls
NOR sALE-WOOD BOAT.-A SUBSTAN,-
L tial, well built Wood Bost3raked at bot, both
ends-76 feet long; l6's ieet , woe In 'ne cie"i'
j. W. DICKINSON & BRO,
100 No 30 Front street.
NOR sALE.-TYPE METAL DETTER
1 'N''" "1DS WHiTM0RE BROS.
PUBIC LEpGER office -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

MONEY IN HIS Doors. AN individual
from Arkansas who arrived in this city
Saturday on the steamer Rose Handle.
ton presented himself at the First Dis
trict police station yesterday morning
and complained that he had been robbed
of two hundred and eighty-fve dollars by
the landlady of the boarding house where
he had staid on the previous night On
retiring he placed the money in his boots
for security and on getting up in the
morning he found that some one had Sc
cured his funds. He did not know the
lady's name, the number of the house or
even the street on which it was situated,
and the police told him that they could
do nothing until he furnished them some
clue. He evidently was not member
of Temperance Society, which caused
him to fall into bad company by putting
up at hotel where they do not keep
list of arrivals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

A Doc SoRAPE.-The love of owning
a black and tan "purp" has extend ed TO
our African fellow-citizens. Alfred Den
ham owned pet of this sort last week,
which came up missing early one morn
ing. He found his beloved orphan purp
in the shanty of Charley Taylor, some
where in Pinch. Charley refusedto give
up the animal, when Alfred returned
with double barreled shot gun, became
master of the situation, and secured the
victory by carrying off his canine friend.
Charley and his wife had Alfred arrested
and Commissioner Richards fined him
fifteen dollars this morning for his gun
strategy. He paid the fine, and left the
Court declaring that he'd got his dorg
and didn't care cent how much they
| fined him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs. Susan E. Jones,
wife of Mr.. W. A. Jones, died quite sud
denly at the residence Of her father, Mr..
John Kirk, last evening. She had q
slight swelling on one of her fingers and
medical gentleman called in the even
ing at her request to lance it. She ex-
pressed wish to inhsle chloroform, to
which the Doctor did not offer any OBJ
lection, when she poured portion of it
on her handkerchief and inhaled 1t.
While the operation was going on, her
head was observed to suddenly fall for
ward the usual restoratives were imme
diately applied, but they availed not-she
was dead. Mrs. Jones was highly
valued by a large circle of relatives and
friends for her many good qualities OF
head and heart, and her death leaves
void that will be hard to fill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

POLICE CoURT.-As usual on Monday,
there was heavy docket this morning,
forty-one cases ornamenting it, 1924 so
being assessed, and Sl3l collected. -Four
colored sidewalk obstructers were fined
five dollars each, and seven fast drivists
a similar amount. John Roner is held
for trial before magistrate for attempt
ing to burn house, and j. P. Lee fol
an attempt to rob A. 0. Schultz.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

REGrsTRATIoN.-J. d. Davis, Registra-
ton Commissioner for Shelby county,
presented communication to the County
Court this morning stating that 24O4
persons had been registered as voters,
and that many others we're applying for
certificates. He wished for authority
from the Court to open his office, and pay
for his services. The communication
was ordered to be filed for future action.
We hope the County Court will take ac-
ton in the matter before they adjourn,
so that all who are entitled can obtain
certificates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
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