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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
Comprehend Hypocrisy.

The Copperheads Of Knoxville who are protesting
ust now great friendship for the colored citizen, are
denouncing the Legislature for the change in our
city charter, by which q large number Of colored
men, who swn real estate, are permitted TO vote in
municipal elections. In this they show the hypoc-
rsy Of their professions; and they show something
slse They write themselves down as asses, or they
show that they regard the colored man as POOL
unable to appreciate the benefits Of the elective
franchise or bsse wretch and spaniel, who would
lick the hand that smites them and vote for those
who declare they (the colored citEens) should not
be permitted 10 vote in municipal elections.
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For the Whig.
We are just through with large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Conservative party, on this 9Th Of
April, 1857, at the Court House in Knoxville. We
had the bell rang, and thirty persons assembled in
the Court House, twenty-ssven of whom were our
0nemies-the Radicals--the remainder were +. s.
Heiskell, little Patterson, and pardon us David)
David Nelson. Men came and went, got adgety,
smoked, cussed and chewed tobacco. speculated,
wondered where the Conservative meeting was, &c.
Patterson came in. Heiskel was on hand, but
where the devil the rest of them. They looked
over the crowd and failing to see but twothree at
most-on hand. David Nelson Esq, Attorney at
Law, and Solicitor in Cbancery long time ago, an
nounced to the crowd that the meeting was now adj
jearned, and would stand adjourned from day to day
until quorum could be present, and amid the
cheers Of the crowd all quietly dispersed.
Conservative papers South please copy.
LEAN CoNTRIBUroR.
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Information Wanted.

Dr. Beriah Frazier, Senator Of Knox and Roane
counties, voted against paying loyal men in Tennes
sec for their losses by the late rebellion, and his vote
alone defeated the bill in the Senate. Since then
Dr.. Berah Frazier is said to have voted 10
has oi0n pay a Senator more than sevsa hundred
dollars, and actually received and recepted for Che
same Are these things so? I ask as one who
supported B. Frazier when elected. Senator De
Witt c. Ssnter, Of Granger, advocated payiag
loyal men for their losses and voted for the meas
urei be opposed increasing his own pay, and whsD
carried he refused 10 take the seven hundred acl-
lars. Here is the difference between Radical snd
Conservative, or between Union man and
reoel. A YorER
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
A Call for a Convention In the "a
Congressional District, TO Meet al
Athens. Tenn.

After having been in communication WITH the 20
Coperessional Committee, who was appointed 81
che Mass Meeting held al Nashville, on the 2zd Of
February, 1867, for the purpose Of calling Con
vention 70 nominate a candidate TO represent TIE
peopla Of the ID Congressional District Of Tennes'
see hi the counsels of the nation for the two years
next ensusing, and majority Of the Committee
having agreed upon SATURDAY, the llth day O
Nay next, as the most suitable time, and Athen'
McMinn county, as the place.
Said Convention viii therefore meet at Atnens,
McMinn county, Oh the SATURDAY, the llth DAY Of
MAvnext 70 nominate a candidate for Congress iOr
the District.
Claiborne Union, Campbell, Scott Morgan, An
desscn, Knox, Roano, Blount, Monroe McAinn'
Polk and Bradlsy-countits composing the Secon"
Congressional Dstrict--will hold County Conveii'
tions to nominate their delegates to said District
Convention. Let each county be fully represented
If not in person, then by proxy.
II Is 10 be hoped that there will be good turo
out, and full Convention, such an ono as will sur
prise the copperheads.
n L. PATTERSON,
Chairman CT I'd Congressional Committee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

TIE Copperhesd gray back organ of Chattanooga,
miscailed american Union, asserts that certain edi-
torals which appeared in this paper of March 27th,
were written by Gov Brownlow. In the number
Of the WING referred to, there was not line from
the Governors pen. The Governor never saw the
editorials in question until they appeared in print.
Without giving names, the Union asserts that
James p Brownlow writes for this paper. This is
mistake. he has never written a line for it, and
nothing ever appeared from him in any paper, save
under his signature and this was wholly discon-
nected with politics.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

:. Inc me Union Methodist Episcopal Chm.
on summer street erected last Tns.g =.
some trlIe-hearted Christians has S 10, "
months past been filed to overso W. some
that the members have been constrainssd, y %
commsnee an addition to it, which Nil; m
double the capacity of the ediice tn tn,
workmen are busily gagged at the fonnd DE
ton, and the materials are already on ~.
ground. Many Of the best men and women
Of the city, loyal and true to both God And
their country, worship in that sanctnarv
and we pray that their brightest visions ~
prosperity may be abundantIy fulfilled IN
der the labors Of their devoted pastor
Nashville Press and Tines.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
A Lovely Oorresnnnannt

rhe Commercial Of this city publishes under the
anonymous signature Of civi.,p VIVA. py,no-s. =
be communication from one whose 80 -.
hsbed as = sisner Of the petition 70, ~. - :.
the charters q KnoIville aud Eas, KDovv,,le m
little thing under the signature of 81 civ,.s !. -
eontemplibie production that we bs,;a,. :. -
mated from dirty oopperhesd II the reps.l :,
CHANG m the charters was - vIh and on,r..,o,,.
an S'1 as "Cvir" declares, and II his NAM. ~.
forged 10 the petition, he alleges be should ,sn
MS proper name 70 his com 'nanicaton in Tho Co.,
S'.'''''- & The Commercial has not published
80 correspondent ia the person q
~e'' - q eon,-mitislr fellow
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Inc On''n party have made clean .w..0 :,
Cincinnati carrying the city BY over ooa ~ -
largely increased majority. They have
St. Louis ~ III usids against the rebel 49,,
The Only crumb Of comf.4 the rebel. g. =.
North Of Mason 8 Oixons line, is the esrrv,,,. !,
Connecticut by few hundred In Tennessee Ia,
will he rou ed horse. foot ana drsgoons," for ~
Radicals VIII elect Governor, eight Congressmer
and Legislature
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

The Vine can be had every week at the News
Depot Of 4. II. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville, Tenn.
Q. s. Human, No. "a, BrOtd Street, Boston, Mass.
is regularly appointed Ageni to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
for our paper In the States Of Connecticut and Massa
osusetss.
CAPT. A. ID. STONE, Of Charleston, Tenn, is au-
thorized 10 receive subscriptions for this paper.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
The Meeting In Chattanooga,

The colored voters of Chattanooga have held a
large and enthusiastic meeting, adopting string
of Radical resolutions, one of which is in these
words:
Resolve d, That we bail with up-lifted hat the
coming Of here tried and found true and that We
will give our votes in August next to make VIM. g..
Brownlow Governor a second time.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
GARD 10 INVALTns

cerzyaan while residing In south Auley;ea A ,ni.o
sofary discovered safe snd simple remedy for a.
Nervous Weakness k.ry Decay Diseases Of the Uriary
seIainai Organs and the whole trae 81 dsorder. -
BY banefni and vicious habits. Eraat nsbers have 49, ~
feady esrsa y ns noble remedy Prompted by iess 10
aet me saieted and unfortunate viii end ~ r,sir
3l preparing AID using this medicine In sea =
saf ono who needs Il. Free N Ckargs - -
postpaid envelope, addressed YOURSELF
a'9fS.s, JOSEPH T. INMAN
80, sSAIIoS D, BIBLE H0usE,
HtAe-ty New York civ
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THE ORPHAN ASYLUM


IL yeHT in Washington CITY, fer the OF ths hfts
OF United States Soldiers and Sailors in Operation
The friends Of Orpha Of Federal Soldiers Tennss
who desire willing TO SIND them to the Asylum
sured that the ch dren VIII be kindly cared for in mpn
particulars By tho officers Institution Anni
tlen for adUsso may be made to Ms H. Maynard Kpo4
Vile who VIII Communicate en- behalf Of the applicant VIII
tbs Secretary Of the Executive COMMITTEES
furnish all necessary information to the friends ~
orphans. THOS. W. HUMES
p. S.The newspapers published in East Tennessee viii
please vo the aboTe notice three insertions in their reps
tvs Journals without charge, ans for the sake tie ch
dren who have an interest In ne matter. aprloif
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wooD's Hn1, Roape Conn,v Anvil 81

10 The loyal roters Of RsOr and Roans C5s.nt:ss
Having been solicited from various soares,, nar.
'onaly by letter. and through the public press to
eanuiuate Tor the Senate. Ia justice to
my friends and myself have consented 10 an
noanoe myself as candidate for that Office subject
70 the will Of the loyal voters Of Kncx and Roam.
counties through a Convention or otherwise Tbia
Is government in which loyal men must rule. and
It 's iar them 10 ssy who shall serve then, and WIZ
shall not, and AZ for myself, viii Dot accept Office
In any other way.
Most Respectfully,
Your fellow-eitizen,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

Is. District-R R. Butler, Taylorsville;
ID District-John VI. NORTH Knoxville Aehh'
"A District-Dr. J. a. Fuson, Liberty,
ar District-Lewis Iillman, Shel6yvihe-
SRI Districts. B. Brown, Nashville. IN.
9Th Distries-Dr. A. w. hawKins, ouloo-s
S.h Districf-Col. ]. ]. Roach, Trezewant
ssb Di ist; John Eaton, jr7 Memphis.
The following members from DaViuso"
were added by the Central CON p
81. a. Harrison, George w. DiASAOU'-'
Gone, Il. II. Thomas
oTTicEAs OF THE STATE cEsThAL coAa = = -
Cbsirnan, r. r. Butler Treasurer, T. r Zone
Secretary d. h. Thomas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

The eolored vt,.sr in Tennessee may rest assured
that the Conservative whites viii main tain for him
All the rights he has under tbs laws and will assst
and encourage him ia learning to employ them
wisely and 70 MS a8yantage.-Dispatek.
ne Nonserfasise whites in the Legislature voted
10y utae 70 keep the eolored man from the right
% testify IN court 20 vote in elections and All Con-
serySt'ycs a. home endorsed their votes.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
From the Nashville Press and Times.
Jefferson Davis Proclamation for the
Execution OF OOlOred Union
Soldiers.
A General Massacre Ordered.

We call the attention OF all colored persons, es-
pecally of colorsd soldiers to the following extract
from proclamation Of Jefferson Davis, President
of the Southern Confederacy published in the Rich
is to-day the idol of the rebel leaders who are try
ing to gain the confidence of colored men, to obtain
their votes. The great head of the rebellion was
so enraged at Abraham Lincoln for enlisting COL
ored soldiers that be proclaimed they should be
treated SIS felons by the rebel States. Read, read
read
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ATTACHMENT.

William l. Ward Jonssban 4. Patfersoa
TNTHIS CASE 1T APPEARING FRoM
Il aadarf that tha deriaaf.s non-rssider II The state
o. Tennssscc. hat TIE orisa7J process % sannt b
tsrFed upon him Notice 81 publication i ihsIs r-nt 10
the HnorrIe Wig FOR the dsen14nt fouatka n -
% appear bsfrs psnal DogEheriy IusfIe ~ ~
Peace Tor AndsFsou Icnnsssca,
ieth DAY % MAJ is61, rhere aid carsn i - -,
vhra Jademsnt Wiii BE- akan eonfasael II ~
fas 20 ap9sxf. - t-s'7eHh'
Absi 10 isef t'' pAsIEa poUeHERrT IP.
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oIRcVIR coURT-KNoxTTLLE
Lu..,ss. Z SI R.-. ZOE =. p 3is, Z

IN THIS CAUSE IT App RING
L from the allegations In the Sin that ia fsfsrA.at i
nonfesiden ef the stats Of IL Il Earsfss order
- Dy the CLERK that publication b. made for fcnr successive
pear AZ the next term q thA crut Ceurt Of EaoK county
% D. held lor ne county % knex at the house IN
there 70 plead answer denur the and demand 81
and Proceeded vita ex rarte
Witness, VIII r. McBath Clerk 81 siad oicc IN
Knoxville, THIS "a Day 81 April. 1857.
April 10, 1857. 4tpfs WILL r. McBATH Clerk.
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GENERAL GRANT AND CoNGREss.-The
President is very much dispIeased at Gen
erai Grants expressing the opinion that it
would be best for Congress to be ia readi-
ness for any emergency; and the public
should be on their guard against any state
ments OF General Grants views to the
country emanating from the White House,
that not being the channel selected by Gem
eral Grant to communicate with the public
Press and Times.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

REMARKs-The suggestions Of Mr.. Napier arc
received by the Governor in the same generous
spirit in which they offered, and viii be appre-
ciated by al right minded men. The recent act of
the Legislature only contemplates representation
in the board Of each Company equal to the States
liabilities for the Company, and this is proper and
right. The Governor is, and ever has been, q
thorough Internal Improvement man. and will la
Dor for the of all the roads in the State In
other words, ne will appoint Directors on the
part of the State but good men, who have the in
terests Of the State the roads, and the whole
try, at heart, and who will act in harmony with
isting Companies, whilst disposed to do right.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

NEw ArPoINgMESrs-Da NJ. Nelson and
VIM T. Cate, have been appointed members Of the
Governors staH each with the rank Of Colonel, and
have entered upon the discharge Of their duties and
will aid in organizing the Sta te Guards.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
THE PROCLAMATION.


The African sLGues have not only been incited to
instruction by every license and encouragement,
but numbers of them have actually been armed for
servile war-a war, in its nature, far exceeding
the horrors and most mercess atrocities of savages
And whereas the President of the United States
abraham Lincoln) has, by public and official dec
aratons signifed not only his approval of the eff
fort to excite seryile within the Confederacv
but his intentions to give aid and encouragement
thereto
Now, therefore, I, Jefferson Davis, President Of
the Confederate States Of America. and acting 6y their
authority, do issue this, my proclamation, and by
virtue Of my authority as COMMANDMENT Chief Of
the armies of the Confederate States, do order
EXECUTION OF NEGRO soLDIIRs.
That all negro slaves captured in arms be at once
delivered over to the executive authorities of the
respective States to which they belong to be dealt
with according to the laws Of said States.
EXECUTION OF THEIR OFFICERS.
That the like orders be executed in all cases. with
respect to all commissioned officers Of the United
States, when found serving in company with said
slaves in instruction against the authority Of the
different States of this Confederaey.
In testimony whereof l have signed these pres
ents and caused the seal of the Confederate States
of America to be affixed thereto at the city Of Rich
nond on this 23d day Of December in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and slxty-two
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President.
Up. BKEsAMIE, Secretary of State.
So reads that bloody proclamation. Now there
are in ts city and State many thousands of negroes
who enlisted in the Union army at the cali Of kbra-
ham Lincoln. Let US turn 70 the Code of Tennes-
see for 1852, and see what was the punishment for
slaves guilty Of Instruction.
TIE PENALTY.
If three or more slaves consult advise OF con-
spire TO rebel make instruction, every such con-
sulting, plotting or eonspiring shall be punished at
the discretion Of the court with death, or with
stripes and confinement in the county jail, accord
ing to the extent Of the plot, and the participation
Of the accused therein.
This was the punishment threatened by Jefferson 4
Davis against al slaves who dared to join the Union
army How many discharged colored soldiers viii 4
oin the JEFF. Davis party The ghost Of the muir
dered Lincoln who gave up his life fer their sakes
would haunt the rehegades forever.
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THE HOUSE OF MERCY

Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa establish.
Cd co ne principles Of christ4n Charity, for ne relief snd
cure of MISGUIDED YOUNG MIN, who have destroyed
manly poSers By Errors Diseasss Incident
Puberty early ifa. Essays and heFpgts With Pisa ~
sealed isteF rn]aoprs frs OF
Address Dr. J. sKfLLTN HoU1HTf'N, Howard A<seeiation
Phiafslphia, Ps. tanil-dm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

-Four MURDEE.-Gen Smith +. Bankheaa'
late Of the rebel army, and lawyer BY professions
was brutality murdered by robbers 'e@ -
ia the streets Of Memphis. Tley are Ai'0~ Ai'i,Ds
each other, and protesting sgai ass me o'ga@A'.on
- ~ s,.ss Cgaris on the ground that all is quiet
and III ey accePt the sitoation-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

CONGRESSIONAL CANyAss.-The Republicans Of
the Nashville and Memphis Districts have called
Conventions to nominate candidates for Congress.
and prevent the division of our strength and the
election Of Copperheads to Congress through null
tipl icity of Union candidates.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
INsOLVKHT NOTICE

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Il Of Isaac Hann deceased having besu saezsstsJ - M,
County Court o. SsnsFson county l. r Hkun 1s5.tfer
four eoDsssnss weeks R Brownlos Wig 5otfrisx H.
% se1 estate % s their claims with M CA al
tne county Sodrf, On beors ts hrst kons. ~ Ir;
men, rsn 1atnenseeted o. sasy vii b flsroa sr barred
= sAss ~ aichosony Clerk Of aid court at ocs
eprAv-lt JAMEs III Nr01Tf,T zoN fa-~t
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NEW ApVERTTsEMENTS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Educational Institutions
Rsp. @ F.R BANcRoFr P.ineipal.

THE SUMMER SESSION Will BE
Il GIN MAY 18th, and Gloss OCTOBER 1st, 1851
the I'D Of July.
Drawing. Music and Languages Bsoks and wash.
ing furnished on reasonable terms.
For Circulars with full particulars, address.
.u.,o REv. c. c. CARPENTER, Surt,
-fNV any ChaLLannn.a- Tann
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MIouoAS ELEoTIoSs.--The Radical Republic
cans have swept The State Of Michigan upon the
Constitutional question Detroit usually Demo
cratic by one thousand, has gone tho Republican
ticket,
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no RE snLn RnR MAKES

81 Three Packages Germ =sky the property Of j. Bar
export.
"a One Package Corn Whisky, the property OF D. Jenkins
~ One Package Corn Whisky the property Of N T. Wosd
90 Two Packages Corn whisky, the property Of william
Bridges.
Seized in violation Of the Revenue Law, and sold sa
taxes, Saturday April e0tu 1857 At 10 o'clock A. NJ IN
the Auction House Of ]. JoseFh, Knoxville.
JAMES T. ALTERNATELY,
apile e Collector.
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REFORMATION WANTED

AZ 49, a.rOneL .1a Is WANTED OF THE
n~.s Us T 81 nm to EzAbe,h cAruthsrs who formerly
ro, whom shs osrtsd h man By tbs Of Thonas
- - ecos having ora
grated 70 nassouri and was known by The name AZ .h
rs II she mas brothers, SISTERS their iss1 livn -
they VIII communicate with win put them In
OF Information IN regard 70 real estate thsy viii nb1
worth tSf0,ool ten Thousand dollars Address, -7i'
30 %- JONATHAN FORD
aprl0e6t Franklin Macon county q
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SPECIAL NOTTCES.
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With corrupt, disordered or vita
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|and good for nothing. Bat you
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yoor blood is impure. Ayers ssr.
ssparilla purges out these inpuri-
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Jahsu Phillips Evs smith, Rsdin snitE Finley Gibson
s and Nicholas Patterson.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF

sued out attachment against the Defendants for aspass
Wet armis rsturnabs the Circuit Coart Of county
IL q therefors ordered that publication Be ads Tor
cessiys weeks in BrownloWs Wig notifying said dsndans
% appear before the judge Of said the
April lpIiTI 10, is Issi p6 RrcHARD PEMBERros olsrE.
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Knoxville, Tenn, april 70. 100 2 !.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WIN. 6. BROWNLOW,
' Of KNOX COUNTY.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
LYNNVILLE N. MYNATT,
OF KNOX.
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nnsd cut an attachment against DESCENDANTS for tespass
ysarmls ssfarnab the Circuit Court q scott county
IL sheFsore ordssed pnAIcatoE - nada Tor ur
csssire BroWEov's Wig Notifying said defendants
10 appear before the Judge Of sd carr 1T hs hoss h
Sp 9.ifi 10 US 1871 tips RICHARD PEnBEnros c
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THE PLAINTIFF

sued attachment against Defendants for rsspas
Wet armiI rsurnabls % The Circuit Court Of Scott county
II therefore ordered that publication Be made
cessvs weeks IN BrovnioN Whg notifying dasnaants
70 appsar before the judge Of said the
10 defend said suit
Aprii TO- 1857 pfs RICHARD PEnsBKRToS. Clerk.
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IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF

John Chambers Finley Gbson heirs Henry CID
son, EHell Smith, Eedn smith, Stsrinz smith, NICHOLAS
Patterson, wm. Mecoy Archibald Keith, Joseph Accsy,
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