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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

The revelations of the Conover
case caused great CONSERVATION in
Washington and elsewhere; and to
counteract the significance of these
revelations, persons connected with
the Impeachment Committee and the
Bureau of Military Justice are charged
with having concocted counter-blast
to impugn the credibility of the wit
ness, who, perjurer as he is, was cum
ming enough to preserve the written
documents, Us proof of his assertions.
Certain jail-birds have been procured,
who swear that the Conover revela-
tion was concocted by Ben. Wood
and Roger A. Pryor. These gentle
men have promptly branded this
assertion as an unmitigated false
hood. and are prepared to punish its
instigators.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

The Temper OF the soathern Pscss,
The following fair and liberal crit.
cism upon the tone and tsEgerof the
Southern press is from that nbiy con-
Quoted journal, the New York. Journal
Of Commerce:
Nothing is easier than for. the peo-
pie not in trouble to advise other
people who are in trouble to sspnt up
with their fate," not to sscry over
split milk" to "forget the past, and
look only to the future" These
apothegms of wisdom are full Of con-
ISOLATION for philosophers, but the
philosophers are few. Most people
find it impossible to sit down among
the ruins of their fortunes, and be
cheerful or even patient. The news
paper editors of the South, with the
exception Of those who are fresh from
the North, and are supported by
Northern funds or official patronage,
are men who saved little or nothing
beyond their presses and types out of
the general wreck. Some of them
are Confederate generals of distinc-
ton, and, as a class, they are men
who stood by their ''lost cause" gal
lantly and truly to the end. It would
be only natural for men thus situated,
and pluming themselves on the honor
which they had brought out untar-
nished from the fray, to look back
with fond regrets upon their old
principles and their old friends, and
to manifest sensitive impatience at
anything like oppression or injustice
from their conquerora. Feeling q
proper charity for human weakness,
we should not feel like blaming them
for an occasional exhibition Of IRA
tional peeyishness or q proneness to
discuss old issues, which ought to be
considered dead and buried. But the
Southern papers, so far as we have
an opportunity of seeing them, are
remarkably free from these venial
frailties. But, going over all the
Southern papers carefully, it might
be possible to clip out string of de-
tached passages which would give the
reader an impression of q prevailing
acerbity and unsubdued rebellion
throughout the South. Some of the
radical papers are doing this to justify
ga strong government" down there.
It is as class that the Southern press
should be judged, and as class that
we would speak of it. In its tone of
resignation, or disposition to endure
what cannot be cured, we think that
it merits praise. On the whole, it is
better tempered than the Northern
press.
This is the calm, manly, dignified
utterance of o Northern man, con-
ducting q Northern journal in q
Northern city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22
The RIGHT WAY TO SERVE THEM.
The Selma Times says:

The RIGHT WAY TO SERVE THEM.
The Selma Times says:
"A certain young gentleman ennis
sary, from Yankeedom, passed
through the County of Anson, a
short time since, vending tickets or
certificates to the negroes, which he
told them would entitle each holder
to forty acres of land. He sold
large number to the negroes along
his route at fifty cents each. The
negroes, however, becoming assured
that they had been swindled, pur-
sued the scoundrel, overlook him,
made him refund the money, with ON
additional fifty cents in each case,
and then drew his shirt, when they
proceeded to administer severe
fogging upon his back, This done,
they allowed him to, go on his way
rejoieing.nfi li Z as piii ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22
THE TRIBUNE STARTLED. The New
York Tribune, of Monday, says:

York Tribune, of Monday, says:
The news is Startling, but it is
scarcely to be doubted, that General
Grant will, as instructed by the Pre-
sident, issue an order removing She
ridan from the command of the Fifth
Military District. This, then, is to be
the reward of Sheridan's loyalty and
courage-this the first act Of the new
Secretary of War.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

NEW wADvEhTIsEMENTs.- Attention Is cali
cd to the following advertissments, which
are published this morning for tho first
time: T
D. G. Peixotto & Son.-Cows and Calves.
Graeser & MoJunkin-Corn, Flour, &c.
T. J. Gibson-Eggs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

A fine lot of Desirable Goods have Just
been opened by Mr.. B. @. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examine the goods.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

Local Items.
h Posi- 0FFIcE HopRs,[The Office is
|opena from 8 a. M. until 81 p. M,
snd from 8 until Z p. m. The North
ern mail closes at 81 p. m., and all
othermails close at p. m.
->>>~~->~o---c-~-
TEA SET TO RAFFLE. handsome
silver-plated tea set, belonging to an
unmarried man, is offered for rattle.
Che articles can be seen at the Ph9-
,iir Office. Fifty chances, at 81 per
chance.
REGISTRATION. The result, yester-
day, at the Office Of registration, was
es follows: Whites 35; colored %.
The books for the upper box will
close to-day. at 8 p. M, and those
who have been dilatory in the upper
wards, should present themselves to-
day for registration.
CAMP GROUND Chairman
Windsor gives us the following as the
result of the three days registering at
the Camp Ground precinct, in Rich
tand District: Whites 80; colored 139.
jon PRINTING. The Job Office of
the Ph@ni:r is as complete as any in
the South. It is furnished with new
fonts of type OF oil descriptions and
of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
To CORRESPONDENTS I'VE have re-
ceived from ex-Goy. Perry criti-
cism on certain work which he had
received from the West-the subject
the status of the negro. AS it has
nothing to do with our political stu
alton, and as the work commented
on is utterly unworthy of notice, we
decline publishing the correspond
ence between Gov. Perry and the
gentleman who sent him the work
referred. to. We have cheerfully
published the views OF Gov, Perry
on the situation, but the present cor
respondence is entirely irrelevant to
that important subject.
Marie Antoinette and her Son. An
Historical Novel. BY Louisa Null
bach. New York: D. Appleton e.
Co.
The works of this great German
authoress have been very generally
read and admired. The present vo-
lume-the latest production of Miss
Muhlbach's pen-describes the most
thrilling epoch in the history of
France. The romantic career of the
beautiful and unfortunate Marie An
toinette, and the "reign of terror"
are depicted with historical accuracy,
and in the authors happiest style.
The book contains eight illustra-
tions-paper covers S1.5O; cloth -.
This work, like those which have pre-
ceded it-Louisa of Prussia, Joseph
II and his Court, Frederick the Great
and several others-will increase, if
such thing is possible, the authors
reputation as an historical novel
writer. She speaks thus in justifca-
tion of the historical romance:
Historical romance should be no.
thing but an illustration Of history. If
the drawing, grouping, coloring and
style of such an illustration of any
given historical epoch is admitted to
be true, then the illustration rises to
the elevation of work of art, worthy
of place beside the historical pic
ture, and as equally useful"
| Copies of either of Miss Muhl-
bach's works can be obtained at
McCarter's bookstore.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

r Posi- oFFIcE HopRs,%The Office is
open from 8 a. m. until 81 p. M,
snd from 8 until Z p. m. The North
ern mail closes at 81 p. NJ, and all
other mails close at 8 p. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

Thaddeus Stevens lis the latest
LID. The University of Vermont
did it for him. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

TIMELY WARNING New York
Nation, an ultra-radical paper, warns
the colored people of the South, and
especially those of Virginia, against
the suicidal policy of banding them
selves into q party exclusively against
the whites, and suffering themselves
"to be kept in constant ferment"
by few white men, who are using
them for their own profit and advan-
tage. And it tells them to remember
that whilst this game may succeed for
year or two, it must, in the end,
recoil upon those who are playing it;
for, says the Nation, "there is scarce
ly State, except South Carolina,
which can be controlled by the CO.
lored vote alone for more than two or
three years. Certainly Virginia is
not one of that class. The white
voters will constitute q majority
whenever they choose to act together;
and they will probably increase far
more rapidly than the others. I'm
migration will soon flow in that di-
rection; and this, of course, will be
exclusively white, and in great part
unfriendly to the colored people. u
This is the warning not of "rebels''
or ''secesh," but of warm, devoted
friend to the radical party, and the
power of the colored race.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

A Memphis barber advertises that
he employs only "Conservative"
darkies in his establishment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

TEA SET TO RAFFLE.-A handsome
silver-plated tea set, belonging to an
unmarried man, is offered for rattle.
The articles can be seen at the Ph9-
nir Office. Fifty chances, ut 81 per
chance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

REGISTRATION. The result, yester-
day, at the Office Of registration, was
es follows: Whites 35; colored %.
The books for the upper box will
close to-day. at 8 p. M, and those
who have been dilatory in the upper
wards, should present themselves to-
day for registration.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-18
.,@eft. 10. eel es ferner berorb :

ySeft. 10: Gel es ferner beroro<
net, oaB In Sal ein County 6 curt
unterlal len lolltel 90 er betlpei9errl. eifseit l
Der hrifer biefent @efeb eripabltsll
8eolnten IN fem 9lnit eirlSuiiibeltg fol
e 9efetlid fern fur ben Geaiifr6ffonse
@onplifiianer anf BefebI bes @oaberA
uei,fs,, Iene 8Fidt 81 srfIHen iiu6 SiIe
notbWenoiaen @i6e Su aDminiifrirefr
uno ale notbnenoieen offisiellen Burg
i9aften an3unebnen unb gu approbiren,
unb oieielbeu iollen gut uno enbsiltis
ieiff ben @efeB gelndb Die &i9ter
unO @letfs aller g8abten lolen bier
nad ausermabIt uno ernannt meroen
6ur6 ben Gegiifrations Gommtifoner
einesi eben @ountD's in berleIben Beiie
liho mad behielben 9egeln lln0 @ee
leBen, fuelde bier aiibor 0ur1 SberifTs
.is.-sesielben @apacitat -ansseiibt ipass.l
Den iino."
i Stun besbalb larbe i'd aSiIIid M
8. Sromn o 10 Strait Der mir inuez
nobnen6en Mutoritdt unb in Musiibuna
Der mir 6urd 6as 9eieB oblieeenben
8fihten, hermit FUND unb 81 ipiGeu,
OaB ba8 S8abl9eieb obne SSraae nno
uber allen 3meifel erbaben, 10 9eihries
-bei1ilt, Dap esibas @rnennen bon 9ii9Si
tern mo- Glerfs. Der 9Sablen bon Den
Goiint1 Courts uno Sberiffs FORT
nimmt un6 baDelbe Dem Neaiitrator
iibertr6et; beSbalb iperoeft allein Die
8ablberidte aenennter &onumillioner
lln0 feille on0ereu in GtQafS0eDarte<
ment anerfannt iperben. SD narne
ale SountD@ @terfS i'm Staate babor,
auf Den &atb bieler rebeailden @omi@
ties gu b6ren, ba fie iid Strafen unters
sieben iuenn fe IS tbun; unS i'd raibel
ale un6 Seberman, Der bon oemielben
perpannt pirb, nidt SitofReiren,e oa fe
in @onfift NIT ben geieblid ernannten
9ti6tern un6 Glerfs seratben niiroen.
lln0 iollte es Die M6i6t fem, @eludIt
unb Nebellion gegen beltebenbe 8elese.
in einem berru9ten 8eriud berauf, su
beidmoren, Die Staatsregierung unlz
Sultiirsen 10 iolen auf ben S0pfen Der
llnrubeitifter Die @oniequensen ruben.
+ @enerats Solepb VI. $50 p er,
I'M Geulman6o Der Staatsgarbe, lit
fbierfnit inItrtiirt, Die Sruppen berarti9i
in ben rebellil6en 2ofalitdten gu pIa<
eirelL boB e8 iti6elid miro, bas gSablz
geleB i'm 8u6itaben uno @eilt aussuz
| fiibren, obne baB ben Drobunsen bet
Sebitionaren 6olse seleiltet miro. Orr
! Ser ntub aufre6t erbalteit tiperben nnoi
bas @eieb auSgefIbrt, felbit ipenn es
erforberli6 fem ioate,. baB i'd bic game
/ Oispouible 6orm meines' Commands
in ods Sele 5n itenen bate. M !
Sun Beuenib Bierfiir babe i'd bier
azaaz unter meinen 9fnmen untere
f9rieben unb befoblen, baB bas
9roBe Stdatsie9el attadirt
i LIS. fpirb; 10 eeideben i'm Separtes
| 1llj 4 taent Dsa Aalpbtlle an bielsm
eriten Sage bes 0fOnats Suli
1867.
| Sur Den 80uberneur 4ss
@- 9. roDnloms go
j 81, s. Wet der, sGtaatsiefretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-18

Did uuoen, 2eute, neIben fib.sur Guf,
lnahnle, bic kbeas Ieaieeu sgfahrnugs>
fidbig in eriter @eigs ,inO Der Surn
gefsia II fertis d s. in gesiig anfI
l0tilgfieasrsubL llab nun psrlaastI
man bon Sen aufgenon,neasu Sung
lineen, Die iebt Surner beiBen oaB fie
iebt alien ibren ieitberi9en Senobn'
beiten entiaeen unb fid Die 2ebren
Sabns gum @orbilbe nebmen ioaen.
Oas 1T ettua ebenio, als menn man
sssenlanb, Der ohne 8riae gar ni9t Lee
len lam, Sen Gafb eiebt, sur SrafttS
sung ieiuer Sluseu par feTe STqe
mebr gu trasen. SIZES III Die seiis
lGeitezaer Sraae. @enfen mir nns
nun Den Sal, oaB Ser 8orlfanb zines
Sum .s3ereinB ipirflid f6piel Gner9ie
un6 shtotita bsfase nm ale Seitli9s
feiten innerbalb bes @rreins gu per>
biuperssln@as lit Oanp eiesSOlse2
Dab Die aiu,,aea 2eute ibre Sdn5luit
uno Sergnisun9siudt Oenno9 befrHt
Oi9eit, nnb Siuar an Sertlidtelten no
ibneul Ser Surn 8erein ni6tS fiimmern
waroes Gift ielbE bert anslid:)
Mit ioldetla lettremen NfHteln 1T
nidtS Sr erreiden5 ioneerh nar ourb
| boriidtige GIffdtnahne ottf Die be-
l,Febenosn 8erbalfniTe.s gor 4aembat
her 8orltanss bic @erant,partli6feit;
babiu ,i ,pirfen, bab bic suruabunssa
BON BEN tiirnsnbsn Neitslisbera piintts
lid uuo, reaelmdbia beIudta tueraem.
SAM, eri oieies ,nid9t erreidcn, 10 lelIts
er ,peniaitens 10 qeiuillenbaft fem, lein
glmt fiieostsuleaen5 ielbf aaui Ole @es
| fabr Bin, bab baburB Gle 9tuH5Iuns
6es gereins Berbeieefabrt perbe.
Senn beffer lit. es ,penia Surr &ereine
h 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-18
4SrDflamatipn beS SDm0er=
s3.eEzS ft.,3 ftetfrS. '3e'-

fr 80 = . .
Sn Griuagling, baB elm aufrii5reS
RIDES Oofument. in Naibpille iein @r>
i5eiuen eema6t bal, ilnter5ei6net Surd
Den 8orTbenoen eines ppiiiiiben @,o<s
mites, pie folet: y - "a '
Gin Die S0nntb eGourts ofeS'
9 ate89 ass q aaas
8eraellet ni6t; S8ablridter fir alle
Yrecincte in GurelI Sui : 5ermin. Su
ernennen. Sas 1T erforSerlid bon, ben
@eri6ten zines lebetl @ouiuieS in Der
Sibuna urmittelbar an Dem gSabftag,
Der am L. 9tusuit ifattRnbet. 4 Code,
sectaS2l. )s9as @eisb lit nidt in oieS
fem Yunfte beranoerk.e Collie es bic
nnb Ga berabidnntt mer6en, 10 Iieat Die
YFidjt aei1ab Seft. 10, Seite 81 pbeS
neuen ASabl9eieteS Dem eola,niiitoner
fiiiif 9tegiitrotion OBJ Bran bQtirrtbiint<
lid an0enoinmen, Dab Die Wfdd)t burh
ieneS 8eleb bon Dem county Court
genDntnten tporben LIT. glan nirS ere
lebep,. 6ab Der @ammiifpner bic Ma6t
bat, in iol6en Sdllen Grnennlinaen 81
MAIDEN, in benen eS Der Sberiff bisber
bate unbs DAP IN IN nprsil Dem Sail,
bah Die GountD< Courts ruterlieBel,
.ibr @Fidt gu tbuii, ODER oab bic erndnn>
ten Yerionen nnterlieBeii, ibre YfidbS
ten sn erfiiIIeu. @as aud iinner beabs
lidtiat iporoen, Der Gift bonn %. Sebruar
1867, suiammengelteat init ienen Sefs
tionen beS SobeS, ldbt feline anoere
Contribution sit4 baS lit FLAIR uno nidt
,,piFsaseyiteAea i ~ e laupt fsine eon'
ttaberle. @
igtnf ssefebl bes epntrpts 6 ontites, 81
50 bn s. @aut, nj s e.
fsr, 8oriibenner, ~
| d Ism @fwd0ana, 6ua ISieigS dnfrii6res
ride Dotument Die Qualification oeS
Babfgefebes franchise Law anems
EpFebit, ipet9es iettein She'll Der G,ons
| sititutipssa nnleres &taates biIoet un6
I'our1 bas Sbsrgettdt fditct onirt NOR
ben lit; un6 in Grmaguno, .nab cine
fplfde uno rebeGift1e RlusIs9ung benz
oben erwabnten 8eleb eegeben iporoen
Fit ourd Die tolIfiibmen 8erfalIer, ses
hobsn erina6nteu herratbefifdlsaG ircu>
| larS, Nno Dns ,anaeplGeiuIiA fur reuo :
thfiDDEre piiD ilieoettrddti9e 8tuede;
unb III @ripdgnnd, baB bic 8idter IND
Glerfs aller @ablen I'M gan3en Sfaate
burA ben 6e9iitraior in eirem ieoeh
I Gntntn at sernennefl finn, fpie eS Die
Tote Geftion bes gSablgelebes porS
lfhreibt in ben folsenoen fIaren unb
! beutli9en Worten, iidmlid:
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SIR Sfeprdiemtanttn: u
aS. s. NrpHer, i
&. sc. &ercbipal. y
Snr,lt,Iierif6eS.
Chat nool9 a, i'm Snli,

g
SftmalS batte 1c1 Sele9en9e,f naer
aunebmetl iule feg s anra s s,Ee ZEE
Oislib 5ur Aulgabe ma1en, 6eflt0,,
feiien 81 neranfaltea, obne leo04 o y. 4
.,ibei bas nabre tnrneriitls @rtn5'pa PIE
pbDFide 9ratttsnng pes Sorpers Z ms
Auge gu falieH, ioaoern MUIR anf Gen
biOBen sfaraen uno aaT Fnan5'elle S l5s !
retderun9 blnarbelten. Gs llt oefru
BEND, gu feben, oaB biele Sereine. FUR
Seitlidfeiten tuett niebr tbun, ais far
Die Silrnfa3e felbf Die sfadtbeiie
elmer 'fol4en Sertebttbett 4oiOobl flr ]
Die Surnia9e I'M Aal9emelnen, ais.
aud fur bic betreffeneen 8ereine i'm
8eionoern, iino ibon Oftmais beiptO<s
den tporOen, ais Dab es aofbis mare
bieieIben bier euodnnalS gu ertudbnIer.
, -@an3 an0ers berbalt lid.l ,est bod mt
ben borsefdldseneu 9eilmitteIu. 9Ins
Ieidt eiasuiebenoen @riinoen fino'ess
in ben meiiten 0dtlea Mdnner aus
9r0Beren gereinen, mslbe 5oiele SSra9e,
befpre6en; alfein biefe 'afteben Dem
!. fieinltaotifden 2sben 10 fern, .bab fsi
fdon aus oielem @run6e oas hebei
nidt ridti9. serfeunef ,ino SemsemaB
nu9 bic Wittel 81 fciner Seilung nidt
ridtig anaugeben .ipifleu. gdreiber.
bieies wirft felt laneerer 3eit an Der
2eituna eines fleinen Surn 8errinsi
= ntno bdtte auberoed. geIesenheit, aud
bas Srei6en anserer fletnsrer gereins.
in SEN gadbarcrten feunea gu Iernen;
10 baB es ipobt nidt anrnabenO i9et<
men biirfte, penn er in Oieier iuidti9sn
Slngsleeenbeit feline gnfdfen unb Gr'
fabrungen ausfpridt, boffeno, oaenr6
glnresung gu sebeM, 'bab Oieie Srase
aud bon an6erer geite beiproden
perbe. 1873 s.sssi:zHsI'.g -,
3unddIt mub Die gang irrise gorz
ausiekung fallen 9elaiien luerben, bab
bic iiinsen 9e,ite idOu bur6 ibren
Gintritt in einetl snrn gerein bolIl<
fommene 8nriet i'm Settle Sabn's 9e<
iporbeu udren, Turner, Die melt mebr
.ssereniioen iinben an Der &raftisnna
,nes &0rpers, on Ginfadbeit Ser 9ss
bensmeife &C., als on DerDei6li6enben
Soften nno boblen geuberlidfeitenl
Oieies foa aleroingS als eholi4es
3iel bes SnrHens errei6t Deroen; abeu
au,ben alnfans i@Dn1 bas Gnbe feken
DOaen, beibt Die tbatfa@R4en ssfs
bdltniiis gar15 unD sar berfennen. "
1T nun einmal Der Rrieb ra9 ranlden-
ben unS anfregenOen Serenii9rn9en n
ben nteilten Wtenl9eil, gang Delonoers
aber in Der susenb bOrbanOen, uni
mas finaa IN ben 'aeiilsn Gdaen bic bod
geprieiensH BOlfsfefe anoers, als l0l'
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III Der repnblifaniidbe Ganbioat fir sas
..,s amt efnts 5taatsiemators BON ,,31sa
- t"'G"' Sabi6fon GDnhtp. red !.
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6eimtatbs flGu9e aus Der Nez
elaffbem5 bes mDrbbemffcben
ania 9nlI ,SftuDe8. F9gn1

"iFfs4 VH4t sUftl1De&4 Ut"
t5ftaihai- q ssr staatsssituns
aa ss..'.s Scr fj fill 30. SUM 1867. 4
Som g1arftplab 81 sale ianote i'd
Siren easiern ben fb0nen aBnbliprnd
Ses Sarses gum @rhbe bonn oeutI6en
Seimotbldn6e, Sas set, ipeldes mid
6abin fIiii65rte, it berfIunserL sic 6dtfa
OeTeIben bsreits aurd. Die, 0ruder<
1dJpar8e ,reeiltrirt. 0eunod erlebte
man Sort nod our ,rldntbes, 70 gu ia4f
den stDifd,en Sen en- Grsianilien, ipas QUE
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