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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
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any Pre,emcc Wnu'oN,r; WY ."o -
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an order 10 'ne military co',"a".
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thfm also tha' wheh '"ey NAM "
rests TssiVil,ans upon "ny S,o" IT,
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from before Procvvu,"s ,u.'".'
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order NJ once conforming W '"o wv
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ercu .n's .'or" H', my ,r N.Y. 49,
auJoulne W na"y a ~ III
Monday following.
No decision on application for
babeas cornus in The case of DR..
Mudd confined nj Dry Torturns -
II is stated that Chase doubts the
;nrisdiction Of The CONT n Tho mat.
Ter IF the court DELAYS decision.
nm appIication will be made to the
Execut;vc to relense the prisoners
upder the decision of the Supreme
q urt in tho Indiana conspiracy
coso.,9.
II Is stated that the majority of
on;,ons nf tl,e Cont nm tbc test notb
oI an,I;sd -, I.w,nrs il basod mon
the nrinc;ple that the profession of
i, a ,rad,. nmd I'M tbnretnre an
;m.l;onnble r;rht not to he riven by
Cornrmment or taken 'nwav by the
oot ~ rohall;nn
"a ta.r;hio m.ssocro oc,.,rred IN
~ ood noo, Far, Phil Kearnev.
Brevet Colonel fetterman, captain
nroM'i i, ptu Ie.t I'M ,,;m"t,
ent;stel me, IF tbc ID Cavalry md
18th Infantry. were surrounded by
Indians and every officer and man
killed
New ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-To-mor-
row witnesses. whose names have
hn.n furnished by 1t. Gov Aver
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
gEousc e,arpentering.
owners of Land Certificates,
Attention.!


VSvlE undersigned bcgs leave to announce
4 that he will locate land certificates of
any kind, on he best vacant lands to be
fonnd pay all expenses up TO pneniing,
and receive payment in one fourth of the
land. lie will also qua aniee that the land.
shall be located and field notes returned TO
he Land Office, rcnly for Patent, within
| four months after the cerIiticatcsaie placed
in his hands. Payment for locating must
be malle by u deed to.one-fourth the and,
Immediately on reception OF the patents.
lie would further add that he is and has
hrcn for somc time engaged largely in this
business, having, within the last twelve
months located over one hundred; sections,
! and having gone toa heavy expense in pre-
curing n II necessary inlorlnatioq Noin tAe
| Land Office, and from other sources ms to
the eligible and desirable locations TO be
ronnd. lie is prepared to got 'l'"hes' loca-
tons 10 be had. MD. BULLION.
REFERENCES:
Shm'f, F. Mosrlry aud 1. j. Rogers, Esqs.,
| Jefferson, Marion Co, Texas; Capt. S.
Crosby nnl Dr.. l. r. worrail. Austin, Tex
as Major j. r. Thomas and W. C.'l,uck-
! cy. Esq Navasoia, Texas W. A. Workman,
W. NJ. Payne aud " NJ. Ewing Esqsg, Tar
rant, Hopkins Co., Texas; Col; }. @. Mccoy,
/ Hen. N. NJ. Bnrfori, Col CIV. Guess and
| Iivs. ]. X. P. Record. nallns. Teyas; Hon.
N II. psrncll and Col. W. W. Diamond,
! Fairfield, Texas.
Dallas, Texas, Sept, 10th lS66-526m.
I Houston Journal copy and send bill TO adj
verfiser1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

FnH 44If % Dr. .i-tI. aIs1 -I-II 90 ?
a.nanrt ~ 1861. erhfaia iE z i-t'.t a''.pr n
81 l.aiiss ral timrIi1a' tsItti.'l[ - =
sais to ner so-usrs li1'fl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

--Ali--.--- - --------s-----
A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN Woman and Child VII" has nscd
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,

l. willing recommend IL. Three y,trs ni rhphiN
ing Snlr have made HE Anihrosa famous nj
over h., world
~ ~ wARRANTED 70 PLEASE.
1t cures Itching %: the Head
1t makes New Hair grow ON Ball Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling OUT.
|, renders the Hair Soft md Glossy.
g.Anses ,Ir scalp. roof ihr iI.tiel ow R'ml'
n nlrnlI: cures Nrrynns II s,,ia,lm tnr'. B'dir7
I.nrrs Luyniinpf Locks, inrlirrs Hair e Cnrl -
,rr,e,l-s Wigs: Kills Hair Eaters. duo effect app"
'rni At on'r. sa
10 THE LADIES WE SAY.
iii, >u,3r.,.in will -ui' You u" T, E'r.airlS
~ H. Laiely nerfini..,. Pair"yize Icy o.
Sing r mi Ar'rr-.,.. Sol Ia splendid hox'~ ~
.ari.ns, aiming "" iargr b"iics--N". :. ia az
nirg. NJ. Intervening. ff sa
THERE IS NO MISTAKE AB0UTIT,
sTERLING's AMBnosiA is the hesi, most "g'r's''
hIe aud effective ioiic in the wori To pave thu
~, en,,on. Sold by Drupgi-is.
Sterling's lmbr0sia Manufacturing Co.
ais Frltcn Stree.. New York,
BARNES, WARD a. co.,
II Mn2nzinc -. New nricans,
.nr2i-5l:lSI >"'' -" u A-'h's
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
Challenge cornpetisionl

Il EnKiSs & CO. HIVE SUMNER SILKS
PrRKtxs X Co. have Or. nauines,
PERKINS & Go. hnse Melangcs.
PERKiNs & 20. have Balsarjues.
PraKINs & 0. have Partisan Stripes.
PERKINS < 90. lave silk Chall'.
PEHKI,s & 90. have Emhroi'ls rcd Role.
PEnKfxs & Ca. have genuip Ifisii ruI.lin
PERKtvs & Co. have Valencia Eigi.,r.
PrRkiSs 4 Co. have Valencia Inns .rtine.
PERKINs Co. have Poinl Lace.
FEaKiSs & co. have shetland shauis.
pERKISs 4 Go. have lac. sisawls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
WACO UNIVERSITY.
rrnrp DppA H

w ACO " IN 6ILOL 4.
MALE DEPARTMENT..
REV. RUFUS G. BURlIiS0N, 4, NJ Pres
i,lea,t and proG ssoror Bel q Lcticls ,,nl
The tSpaii.h Lndri'age
Rrv Ri ARnB EUlHfS0S. y, VI. we
lisidcpi nlnl Pratsso OF Natural so
enc. 5 md His,piw. e
rrv WV / FnSTFP & " P'o'cssor -
Mathematics, 's nnni5 and Mccllauiei'
III, hsnpfe. se
Mn HENRY J. lIALBERT a. W., Peo'es
sarortle Greek and Latin Languages and
Literature.
VIZ. -. Tutor md Principal of Prepar
mIory Department.
FEMALE DEPARTMzNF.
REV. RUFUS C. RURfESoN,lh VI FROST
dtnt aud pror1sSof Of BELLE Letters AID
Span sli Language.
EEv RICHARD g. BURLES0N. \. NJ. Vie
President and Professor oi Nnthinl Sell
enrcs and History.
Was. SARAH , ORGAN, Insirucircss in
Literary department.
Nus. EMMA D.EAMER0N, Ins,ructress IA
Lresnrv department.
Miss LOUISA +. MckERRAI, InsiructyesS
in Mus c, French tai Ornamental D'pari-'
ment.
Miss -. Assistant Teacher Of Music.
rA-rL TERNE
Commenced on thc 81 day. or fest Aloulay
IN Serea.her last
BOARDING-A firm SIN mSi4 rmohih
TUlTIGN--The sainr as ia first class ii'sit
tu,ions. Fur particulars arply {" he
President or 10
Il IN HARDIN, sec'y.
w,co. Oct. I ISis-tiif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
5 MACHIN ER Y
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

mo. VI. GRO 'kEFT DaIIns, IeNHs, =
ID Agent for a iinn,irf of Companies norih
that manniac iirc machinery aud agriruifn
raj Implements aud eau supply my demand
a, lie mauaiaciufrrs prices -cnsi Of trans
poriafiai a'ouc aided.
lie has nov oA hah'l lei Of Reapers AMI
rhs..sh.,s o. he inn 0i Crorketi. Thomas
: she .ralrl, complete ini' use aud for sale.
T.. ,,.e ca,srss OF the winirr aad spiinf
L.. II ,cce; CO a sufficient namlrr Of ihrs-
,.,.e,,;,.e. - VIII as o;;i.cr Agricultural I'm
,,,smsr,s 10 s,rplr all this section Of me
s,.,. Thev viii hr o. the latest Improve
n,s,,s. Of he most approved patterns AM
~, t.es, ,naceinrs hat are male.
Tl,nse Who wish large Thrcshcrs or Spec
al Machinery Of any kind, can ct II ~
fling their orders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

FIX. PRESIDENT DAvIs.-It is now
stated from Washington that the
President will not order the release
of Jefferson Davis on parole, or IN
any manner interfere in the case
Mr.. Davis will remain ut Fortress
Monroe until arrangements chn be
made for his trial in the spring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
sransua MaiIins Dept.

~. have. q, r.sf frrri|i1 and srf-r-s iT-19 b, -.
-. ~ Yea rIIrnIi If criffr atIt 1fiI1- las
1, e., ... o.. .rfII| b. fiIi- iIarin = - l'-'afs-
.rtf ~. tif|rIrrf t-IfafilI- IItuln1-r ~ ~ -
~ "a. r. ar a1I.fr in tiii- 81.
tl.f.-.a..r 81 ~ faft-i f'sIffrrs lIrr Nnoril
rr.-|- =. ul.ii-ffn 81. aii f.c.tr ft'
1I- ..... ~. ntIf intiil flr isIi~' ~ 49,
80 .I-i.ftr rr rlfI a..f flaI1 1f fIIr - = =
$500 g.. r. q t- ftIf r.-'.-- t-'+ 80 i''ti
81 t0-.af ffir.. - l.tnIt rrlts- C.1r- ni'l -.
uENEE = FEHH118 ~ Co.
rr-s.-.I - Z llll-ft.' -. = -. p. lIt-,'
-. Isr-z. l.-.- -
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TOBACCO.

Z TOBACCO. Ia. f.sg
cyrescent City Tobacco works. NAYEE
~ liGofn! Ks 'taiiuip u . 90 T"h'c nod tShis
D ,lfrs a., lr,W ann L'af Ithiro. II rrhnur1ua'
il> ~, Scwnfielis. ef l'p ~ i.I.aa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
CoarrapLLEn sOFficE.f h
"a I4.E Z

-rtr Cotrf RrLLfits Offlck-I L.
Austin. Nov. ~ 1916.
The sDymer ownsr- Of hands. s.fd ferias
- ,.,iar 10 Tie 2stll day Of Jnn'infe, lsii.
sn,i ionriii ~. Tie siair- are irrfei'y n"i'
fed thst. hs VIRTUE Of IN Acf 81 he Lrgis
la,nte. ap,,rossd Nusen,bfs sia- llsii', ihri
can ,,uw ~ sircni such lands np1n P7fmeii,
OF the iaxcs Cor which tiny w.re solf, aH'l
III s,.h,cai.rI,t faxes. us'h ~ per ceniuni
on f,slls qis.ni ~ et md = fee of ''i'e
lolla''r tic Assessor ard collector WIN
made the sale. ..s r,, -.rsr.
The n tnrar ni,- bs made either 'ori'r-
tssesssr AMI t-olirstof" Or county con
tanning the lands. osis The conpifni'tr-
VERY stringent lsas have teen, also.
pass.-l ., re. late session 20, rn'f'rce ilif
,.avnrnf % back tavrs a. lands sold and
no, snii. AMI Tax pirrrs VIII fnt i 70 ihr-f
,ntrr y % 1.ay ihc sam ~ CAGE.
SaI.ss d. iai..is ~ E',is vs. @.PH'i
. =. ~. r.i fstfarif-s ~ t1t's are
lee. ian.l.Blnst ss-r.sa, rt'istsPsr leen'.
'"'s' 9sz~rl ft6saRDs.
Dee %. tsk.fasr tP7ifa1velirr-
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8 8 8
Special N office.


Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
Are prepared only for legitimate purrose. and are
the only sui. and efrctivc medicine for all ihn.e
Painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe-
male constitution Is subject.
They are the emily Genuine Psm1 Pills eltant.
No nrtirl. of medicine in'enlrd for the exclusive
i-e IF Females, that has EVER mad. its uplcnrnnc"
has met with such universal hivor MS M rs.
WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS.
M d-rasc H. 80 ii,r understood aud c,,nSr,l,ent-
w 50 badly 'fc,I i,hnlr disrasrs. TIL, sc Pills
are III. r".rii Of mu'h snly I'D ,nrrfnl exprrenr
in all vnricfies Of female complaints, aud In nll
eases of Irregularities suppression. lrncoirh9a oi
whites. n speedy cnr' may he relied On ~. y
by their INvIGnRATING PROPERTIES. ,l,'
appetite and ,iursti,n Is improved lnhnc nf h"alii
Is restored the cheeks, weakness of the sl,ine and
limbs relieved. and All the Indications Of Nervous
Debility removed. NJ maij'n viii. or mother
should h. with"ni ihr Mystic Pills.
Try them ani lr. con, meet In frrv are the
LADIES' FRIEND.
Price Two Dollars or lox. or rhr,c h0xes for Five
Dollaps. For sale i,y NIL druggists. l45:iyr.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

q the Nrihtrn people An aimos
pIens las gaihord afound The
X nlhefn lntnIlsts witch V tniRcn
lal with il,0so who believe With stc.
vens and huld the hiih ef sumner
The Woodworking mechanics, Tic
business men and the industrial
c'asscs of the North are the sources
Of public opinion. Those, we think
have not been sufficiently consulted
by the Governor WHO has been
thrown into the society OF politi.
clnns WI 'hington Is not so good
a place TO lpurn public sentiment A.
the wheat fields Of Pennsylvania
the corn fields OF Illinois or tho ihc
tories of Massachusetts"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

DH- The Gaiveston bule,in pup
fishes a letter from ex-Gov. Il. NJ.
Pcase. dated at Washington City,
in which the ex Gov says:
IL have found by intercourse and
conversation with the M as SEES
throughout the North, that they are
far more Radical in all matters re-
lating to the reorganization of the
late rebel States than the politicians
and members of Congress. They
are determined that the fruits of the
victory over slavery and rebellion
shall not be lost They have be-
come Impressed With the conviction
that emancipat cannot be carried
out in good faith unless The freed
men are armed with the ballot. aud
that reconstruction 10 be effective
must be entrusted tn thoseoniy who
are faithful and loyal to the prin-
ciplcs under which the rebellion was
overthrown. " ~ rt rl11
The Bulletin comments on the
letter as follows:
aMnch as we admire the charac-
ter of the Governor and respect his
integrity and sonDd judgement we
cannot avoid the expression Of onr
e opinion that be j. mistaken " his
conclusions We Do not believe
that either Congress or tie Npfil-
ern people are yet prepared 10 alb
rngafe cur State governments We
do not believe they are a. ultra in
their views a. he links tIrnm
stane = which must be npr-rei'f tD
crffr rejecting mind have. we
think. thr6-rs, ne Gofefh.f mo
the sotiefr q those who are more
ultra IN tbsir views than ths Misses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
: Drugs, Medicines, Dye
stuGs, Paints, Oils,
&C., &C., &C.,
At Wholesale and Retail.

To ~hirh We ,slvrialiy invite iiie ai'enion . onr
frf,,ls mud other nociing sus, ar'ilrr- THIS a.
par rnrn of bu-ina~s will lac uhsier iii' l' a
"a. snl~ryi<Iom n; DR.. John Srarii. iif"r irai
Drrl.r H. aud We ~ all nn%ii i'- cont
,.uul, anil sold nj oar establishment To lie puI''
aud g,.nnihr-
W ~ S,AKTf a 20.
,,.,,.. Texa-. Iune gfh lsB'-;R:tL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14

STEAMBOAT LINES.
alE-oh TRIPS RESI- UMB D.-TH
steamer JOHN A. WARNER will COM
nence running between Philadelphia and Bristol on
THURSDAY the 28th OF February leaving Philad ell
phia CHESTNUT Street wharf, at 2 o'clock p. M,
stopping Rverton, Torresdae. Andalusia Beverly,
and Burlington. Returning leaves Bristol at o'clock
A. NJ.
Fare each way 25 cts. Excursion I'm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14

Abduc tIOn OF a Young Girl from Cuba.
ARREST OF SENIOR CARLOS j, BARIERo, IN NEW YORK.
On Monday last Inspector Dilks, of the Metro
polltan Pohce Department, received a telegram
IRON the Mayor of Baltimore, requesting the
arrest and detention of Senior Carlos J. Bariero
a wealthy Cuban, who was supposed to he in
this city, aud who stands charted with having
abducted girl named Adela AlIeman ageG
eleven years, from her home in Havana. Bari
ero accompanied by the girl, had inst Ieft
Baltimore for this city, and it was feared that
he would leave this port for Eurone. A de-
scription Of the mau and child accompanied the
telegram,
oi Officer Joseph Strauss and Detective Wilson,
of the Central Department, aud yesterday after.
noon BarierO Was seen by the officers in Four.
teenth street, near Fourth avenue, In company
with the g,rl, returning from shopping ex-
cursion, and was at once. arrested de sub,
mitted quietly to his arrest, and was taken to
the Police Headquarters in Mulberry street,
where, on being searched, loadeu plstol was
found about his person. he was locheu up IN 10
one of the strong rooms attached 10 Une De-
tective Office, and the girl was placed IN charge
of Mrs, Ewing, the ianitress of the building
Bariero states that he is thlrty-nine years
age, native of Cuba, and is mercnant' III
was al one time private secretary TO Genera
Prim, when that officer was Captain-General
Cuba, and subsequently teller IN one OF tl
banks in Havana. He is married, but, 1t Is said
abandoned his wife twenty years ago, ana LOT
mother of the child he abducted. He ha'
brought up the child as though he was he
father and she mad been taught TO call hin
papa" He further alleges that his reason 10 70
;II t.oattno her. He arrived at Baltimore froI
CnSa about ten days ago, and came to this cit
on Monday last. ,..,. 81 ;vt,l,
gent girl and although sne appears 20 5esre 5e eI
attached TO Barero, expresses su0ns u''A0
rotnrn IN her mother. -
RsrierO win be detained at the Central Ofiit
awaiting further deVel0pmens,--N T. Wor1d
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
A SnIcY Letter.

General Brisoin lately made an official state
ment that the enrolling OFT GERS had great dlth-
Guilty in ascertarning the paternity of colored
soldiers. Upon this the Louisville (Ky).
Courier, commented IN severe terms, prouounc-
ing IL an insult to the people OF Kentucky, and
becoming very personal TO the General himself
Tue result is letter to the Cincinnati (Ohio)
Gazette, which concludes as iollows:-
~ never wiLfully insulted any of them, but if
> a statement OF facts insults them, | am not re.
sponslOle; they should mend their habits. And
what If should occasionally insult the Rebel
people of the South AT Wheeling, Va, in
1866, they pulled hearty all the HAIR out OF my
head for no other ottense than advocating
the election of that good mon, Abraham LIN
coin. At Occoquan they tore my clothing and
beat me. For three years past, not ouly myself
and subordinate officers, but the ladies OF our
families, have been repeatedly and outrage
Ously insulted by the Rebels Of Kentucky. Not
three days ago this unwashed Rebel openly iu-
suited General George H. Thomas, than whom
a better man or purer patriot does not live.
And yet the fellow talks about insulting people!
A brass monkey would be bashful beast beside
the Editor of the Courier.
1T is asserted that l am 'quarrelseme black.
guard and bully If men leave me alone will
narm no one; If they quarrel with me will
Kill them if ! can. / am warned to leave the
State, but the Observer thinks, under the pro-
lection OF my commission in the army may
stay Fifteen hundred loyal men have been
murdered in the South SINCE the close Of the
war and am weu aware that if were cltI-
zen I could not live III Kentucky; but thank
God! have still few bayonets about me, and
i am here, ii for no other reason than to
witness the intolerance OF such men
as the editor of the Reporter.
nope the day will soon come when all such
men will flee to the mountains, 'gnaw a ile,' or
look at Gods sunlight through the bars of a
prison window. The list of Oattles whicn is
so tiercely called tor is in the War Department
at Washington, and contains twenty-seven
fights and three wounds to my credit 1t is a
matter of no concern to me whether the Rebels
know my record or not. To the lies that for
three years have been heaped upon me by the
Rebel journals of Kentucky l have never before
replied word; but, lest some good people
should believe / was One-half as bad as the
rum-sucking editors of these papers, deem
It proper to say this much
JAMES S. BRIsBIN, U. S. A."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14

REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, MARCH %
az Y O'clock NJ. at Philadelphia Exchange.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
PY j. NJ. MMEY SONS.
ID AUCTlONEERS
No. sos WALNUT Street,

Will hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, MARCH 18.
They would respectfully solicit Attorneys, Execu
tors and Administrators of Estates, Trustees ane
others desiring to sell property to send them memo.
randum of the same early possible, SO thar IL
may be fully advertised.
three-story brick Dwellings, Nos 1906 and 1908 Sam
som street.
hree-sory brick Dwellings, Nos. 1881, 1888 1885,
and 1887 Mariner street.
threestory brick dwellings, Nos. 1882. 1884, 1885,
and 1888 Mott street. ......
Handsome modern Residence. with back buildings
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feet, Nos 402 and 4U4 South street,
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Desirable Lot and Carpenter Shop, No. 1899 Stilaa
street, running through TO Cabot street.
Handsome fOur-story brick Store and Residence
southeast corner Fifteenth and Race streets,
Two desirable Building Lots corner OF Woodbine
Wilson and Willow avenues, Germantown. 2232
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