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Caution !

TTAVING understood that the agent or owners Of
- the ''Kng HiYe'' (American Bee Hlve) pat,
ent (of Delaware Co, o. has represented that
was about to sell out my interest in the Lang
stroths patent to Mr King. I take this method
Of informing the public that such is NOT the case.
Messrs- H. A. King x Co. patentees or manufac-
turers Of the 81 American Bee Hive at Nevada, o..
have offered me II per cent Of their grOss receipts
upon their sales Of individual rights for their hive
lin the territory owned by me ia the LangstrOth
patent,) provided will allow them to use a small
but important PART Of the Langstroth patent, viz,
'sthe past and future Of whatever features OF
the Langsuoth extended patent, already enters
into the H0tcbed style of their) partially closed
topped frame hives, but no contract whatever has
been entered into by me therefor As this is an
admission OF infringement by Messrs- King & Co.
thelnseYe and as there are others selling otherIn-
frngements, upon the LangstrOth patent, and il is
regarded impossible % construct a movable
comb hive possessing The requisite practical ddUdH-
tHges sought without in particular infringing
the LaHgstrOth patent ii is hoped that parties wish
ing movable comb hives viii see the importance
Of purchasing the Langstrotbs patent which has
been charged 1gih i1fTing ing any other patent
aud possesses VI the advantages requisite for sue.
| cess iul and profitable bee culture. For sale by
RICHARD COLVIN
White sulphur, p. O.. Delaware Co., o.
Circulars containing the granted claims Of the
Langstroth patent (uOw extended fer seven years,
the opinion Of The Patent Office Examiners thereon
and otberfvaluable information, Will be furnished OF
receipt Of a cent stamp.
May lT'67.
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FEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of David Bush.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the uudersigr Q /
IN has been duly appointed and qualded as tue
Administrators Of the estate of David Bush, decd.
All persons Interested Will govern themselves aC-
Cordingly. Mrs. ELIZABETH BUSH.
May -, i67-3t. Administrators,
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George Bancroft, the historian, has
accepted the appointment TO the Mis-
sion at Berlin.
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RECoNsTRUCTION.-Congress and
the President seem to have got into a
terrible muddle over Mrs Dixie's
White Elephant-each finding the
ownership Of the " critter a very uu-
manageable piece Of business. If they
could only be induced to meet in
solemn council, and imbibe a bottle of
" DIR. J. w. Poland's White Pine Com
pound, " we should see the lion and the
lamb lying peacefully down togeather,
waiting for the little child to lead them.
The only reliable preparation for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds, Pulmonary af-
fechons, affections Of the Bladder,
Kidneys, &c. Sold by all druggists.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
SIDE OPENING MOVABLE COMB
"BEE HIVE ~

NE the latest, cheapest, and the Best. The
VI leading hive which always takes the premium
at all the State and County fairs. This hive ena-
bles the piarian to handle his bees with perfect
safety and to at all times the exact condition
they are in. It being a movable comb hive it
gives him perfect control over all the dificu tiles
that have been so injurious to the honey bee.
1st. It affords complete protection aga inst the
moth. ID. The loss Of Queens Is easily found and
remedied 3D., Il enables him to safely divide
his colonies. 4th. Il is properly ventilated and
furnishes large amount Of surplus honey and
includes great many other advantages not found
any other hive. Having purchased the right ol
Delaware county, I am prepared to manufacture
and sell the American Bee Hives and rights. All
orders for hives and rights viii be promptly filed.
Price for Hive and Right So 90 for right alone
IS 90. Address, S. L. CRUIKSHAEK,
apr5'65tf Orange Station, Delaware, Co, o..
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H. Hustled
Husted lc Ha@eJtO21,

DROPAGATORS OF GRAPE VINES AND OTHER
i Small Fruits. Prices on application.
May, "A, '67tf-
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Four men were killed and twenty
wounded In Mobile, and for what rea-
son ? Not because Judge Kelley ut
tered radical opinions, but because in
Mobile the spirit of Rebellion is still
unconquered. But the other day one
of her papers boasted that Mobile was
the last city to surrender to the United
States. In spirit and intention the riot
differed not one whit from any battle of
the war, and probably only wantof Op-
portunity prevented a massacre as
bloody as that in New-Orleans. Ifaci
izen of the United States cannot address
a meeting in Mobile safely, then Alaba-
ma cannot safely be admitted to repre-
sentation in Congress. There is but one
way to decide this difficulty deep
aud broad line must be drawn between
LOYALTY and treason, such a line as Gen.
Sheridan has drawn In Louisiana.
After the experience Of New Orleans
it Is not creditable to the military gov
ernment of Alabama that this riot
should have occurred. That Judge
Kelley refused to speak again is not
surprising he should have been pro
tected at first, and after so narrowly es-
Gaping with his life, he has wisely de-
clined to offer himself again as a target to
the Rebels Of Mobile.-N 7. Tribune.
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A VERY desirable residence on Sandusky ST.
h IN South Delaware, within square, and two
minutes walk OF the College grounds. Land in
Illinois or Missouri, would be taken part pay
ment. Apply TO T. F.. POWELL
Real Estate, Agent,
May "a ,'67-tE Delaware, Ohio
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JEFF. Davis and family have gone to
Montreal.
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other until the great object Of our desire
is accomplished.
THURMANIsM-At the State Dem
ocratic Convention held in Columbus
in January, 1861, the following reso-
luton was adopted
THAT the two hundred thousand
Democrats of Ohio send to the people
of the United States, both North and
South, greeting, and when the people
of the Nortn shall have fulfilled their
duties to the Constitution and the
SOufh-then, and not till then, will It
be proper for them to take into con
sideration the doctrine Of the right OF
the coercion of a State, and then, and
not until then, should they attempt to
put down the alleged right of secession
by the alleged right Of coercion.
At the same convention Judge Thur
man, the present Democratic candidate
for Governor, said
"a man is deficient In understand
ing who thinks the cause Of disunion
is that the South apprehend any overt
act of oppression in Lincoln S admin
istratiOn, x It would try the
ethics of any man to deny that some OF
| the Southern States have no cause fOI
revolution. x Then YOU musi
be sure you are able to coerce before
/ you begin the work. The South are q
brave people. The Southern States
cannot be held by force. The blacks
won't fight for the invaders. =
/ The HuDgarians had less cause foI
/ complaint against Austria than the
South has against the North. "
This quotation is not valuable as
prophecy, but only as showing the
status of th4 party at that time
/ John NJ. COnnell, of Fairfield county
4 in the same convention said They
/ (the seceders) are our Southern bTeth-
ren. We would rather than hurt them
turn the sword against the Abolition
| hordes of the Western Reserve.
| Judge Thurman has never disavoW-
ed the sentiments then uttered, anC
the party makes them its own by
/ choosing him for its standard bearer
BULLETS FOR SPELLING BooKs,-A
friend writing from Memphis, Apri
/ 29th, says:
While [ was waiting for the cars il
/ a store in Corinth, Miss, last week, an
old gentleman came in and inquired
Do you buy lead p On receiving al
affirmative reply, he said, Ny LITTLE
contrabauds have been picking VI
bullets on the battle field and have
sent them in by me to buy spelling
books One had six pounds, the othel
/ ten; they had run them into little bars
To me this little incident seemed very
suggestive After the gentleman lef
with his spelling books, the merchant
told me that the man had always been
kind to his 'niggers, and that they al
stayed with him after their emancipa
tiCD. I learned further that the col
cred school was. very PROSPEROUS, anC
/ that the citizens, old or new, on visit
ing it, were enthusiastic in its support
I see many hopeful signs of early ant
/ genuine reconstruction, which I havt
watched anxiously for, but until re
Gently in vain. ''-IndependeRt.
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probably pass into other hands, lost by
the very means by which it had been
hoped to gain it. Perehance by that
time Europe viii have learned that
national aggrandizement is not so
much a matter of fleets and armies as
Of free ideas and Christian civilization,
and the lesson, though it may work
political revolution, win be the best
bond she has ever had to keep the
peace.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE
SoUTH-We clip from the Grifn(Ga.)
Union the following noble list Of prin-
eiples which that paper keeps at the
head ofits columns as the Platform of
the Republican Party of Georgia :;
The members Of the Union Repub-
hcan Party Of Georgia pledge them
selves to acquiesce in, and cheerfully
adhere to all the requirments set forth
in the Constitution Of the United States
as well as all the acts and resolutions
passed by Congress in view of the Re
! construction OF the rebel States.
Our MoTTo-Equal rights to all
/ without regard to color, except those
! excluded by Congress for participating
/ In the rebellion.
OUR DEsIRE-To get back in the
/ Union in the shortest time possible
and on the terms prescribed by Con
gress.
/ OUR ANXIOUS AND HAPPY REFLECT
IONS ARE-That the day is not distant
when the State Of Georgia will again
/ be clothed " eth her former greatness
and be remembered among the States
In the Union.
/ OUR EMBLEM-The Star Spangled
! Banner.
OUR PLEDGE-To stand by each
other until the great object Of our desire
is accomplished.
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W yanted

DYE STRAW. We win pay sl2, 90 Per Ton for
~ good ryo Straw
Nov, 2l66tr, DONAYIN & POTWIN,
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THE TIMES DECLARES tho opposition To Con-
gross by 10 many SUuilurn politicians Indicate =
less than their accustomed sagacily. II il an
nouhccI tht the South will not net under tho re-
constructirn measures yet iy nnNions 10 get back
into tho un.On. This Inconsistency could exist
only among apcoplo misled by blind guides, and
their ndvico springs from an unwilIiusnrss Ia sro
powor slip from their hands. lint matter woso
advice tho South follows, whether that Of those
like Hill. who counsel abstinence from wiling, or
OF ii. V. JOHNSON, who advises simply voting;
agniIist ~ ConvcnliUn or Of a. II. SrErnENs, who
arors ox,rcno lruastcrly inactivity, tho advice in
equally absurd reconstruction must como, and ns
all disabilities aro but temporary, if tho lca,Icrh
hpnestly engage in this work ticir claims To I'M
sclishncss might DO recognized. Du, they tie
nonncc Congress fur usnrping power, whiel, they
were perfectly willing to exercised by the Pres
islcnt.
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w ANTS.

WANrED-.AI.E:SAiEA. I:rr:,, ,yiiI;,i,; T.;
" -iaNirs ami ticntlcnru-SIUO lu Sl;D ~, uluu,,,
m arl, th" GENUINE cuIa!.s.:.s:is::;i: ;;sIiY SIM
lii, liz MMntSE s,i ~. Prize on. ans This Aacn Will
Jhr clolh c,nno ID" LulIcl nari even niicr rmitinr
n,r'sa INC hcani every 'lrrrrr an Inch, Every
Ihchihe Warranted lhrrr years. send fr circulars ans,
terms 10 agents. ar ral ri MrDOwEII,'S nICl.K cor.
hcr t"iith aini tirccn Krrcis. Louis, iilr Ky
Il.tSS & McEhrtirOS
~ 4, r,,,,, ticnrriI AZ, nt..
office. ''"' '"'"''i"
June ,,,,,,.,
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LARGEST CiRCuLArtoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes Mc 0fi'iai list Of let
hrs rcnnininy IN The fasheDirc at The end
If eo"h 'cecI:, ayrsub!y 10 the .folhowiay
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actopal''r hnoiny he largest circulation in
Mc city Of Charleston:
SECTION T. AMI bc further ri,arr,I That Iis;s Of let
i"r rcnasuln. unralt irr III nny Pusnfcc IN any city,
Town or village "lirre newspaper slml hc printed,
snll hereafter br published o,rc only in tI,r nrwsn,,
which. hcn: published w,rky n,ic shall have ilr
Office
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Telegraph and Railroad Offices in Rolunta of Hotel
JnllN IL

GTEVI;NS HOUSE, Nos. II. sa, - AND a7
- iro1dwas y. f oppUse bowling uTcen--t n the
European lan.-TllE STEVENS HOUSE In we'll and
widely known to tho travelling public. Tho location
iccaly suitable to merchants and buriucs nlp IL in
close proximity 10 The business part OF tho city-s OH
The highway Of SoltheEI and Western travel-nnd alJa.
cent to ull tho TrInca 1tailroad Steamboat cpog
Tho Srl.St Ms HOUSE has liberal nccomnlutianf: .nr
over 800 Ei Hs-it s well furnished a Possesses every
modern Improvement for tho comfort and entertainment
OF It's innintes Tho roOs spacious aud well rcpt-
lnted-providcd with and watcr-tc attendance Ia
prompt and rrspcctfnl-and tho tnbo pro-
yed With every dccacy Of tho at moderate ratcs
Tho rooms having been rcfnrnhicd and rrIuo<lee W.
arc enn ri 10 o1cr iacitca for tic comfort and
pleasure of our guests. GEO. +. CHASE < CO.,
/ Nay " emo Proprtetora.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
0prrpt, On Nrr,ty ,p,,r

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNijEIt
tho following Ordinance censcs have bccn prepart d
FOR delivery from this oilcc 8. THOMAS,
Sec ]. BE il 0rdaiaed by Ge Mayor and dkiermen,r
City Council disenble That land after tho AMT l1
Of January licenses shall be taken CARTS droy
and wagons. used for private and domestic purposes
tho saino manner and according to tho same proysions
OF orco In relation TO Carte drays and wagons
driven Tor hiro. except giving bonds. And each such
tanning tic number thereof and marked irdte 10 q.
placed ON tile outside OF tue SHAFT.
SEC 2 No person shall be takcn By tho Treasurer
furcty to nuy bond under tho Ordinance conrrrpinq
senESs for esrls drays Magons ni'h "'''~- un
spH az following shall hereafter bo tho rates 10,
for public aud private carts, Jrays wagons &C..
Including tho horses mules used thereof which snl
10 FREQ from other taxation:
PUnIIc cATs, puAfS ETC, THOSE RMPLOYRD IN ASY
pUsISEss WHATEVER FOR HIRE DIRECT IHDIREcr.
For every cart, dray or wagon. drawn by hOrso
mule, $40.
For e-ery cart dray wagon drawn by two lorsoao
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with Two wheels. $40.
For every hnrk md carriage with four wheels. $40.
For every B!aeo or omnibus except limo omnibus
with two llUrseB. $50.
For evcry stage omnibus (cIccpt limo omnibus, /,
drawn by four horses, $C0.
For eycry truck drawn by two horses or mules
| sG0
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
or mules SEQ.
nnEAD CARTE PRIVATE CARTS, pnArs ETC.
For every brrad cart or wagon, IS.
For every CARL dray or wagon, uscd for private do
mestc purposes and not 70 be employed IN the trans
other commodity, for compensation, eihor directly or
Indirectly for tho sanc shall pay uconse Tho sum Of
IS, exclusive OF the horse or muio.
Ratified In City Council, this 10th dny OF January
H. 81 In tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight
PC. oAILLARD, Mayor
JanuaryS ". q. SAITH. Clerk Of Council.
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ST RAY Ed.
- =
B0 AR DI N G.

IlONRDING.-'rIIUEii PLEASANT ROOMS
with g;ol HOARD can be hail on Immediate airrli.
cation to No. % CHURCH STREET, wcBt slilr, urar
IrItld street. Terms reasonable. June IL
JNNt'EL1.t;ST BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rates, In ie most central husncss part the city,
without lOglng In privalc house, br had.
For particulars atrrss ~. L." posioicc. May Is
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For SALE.

fot SALE, rARHShi.I., wtTII TIyD
seats pole n'l shall. Also. u set uf ,Iouho and
sHn lakNhS' all IN goal order. Gan he Rctsl and
m nainrd for cash or time nn!c thirty aya nj No.
- i'i't"f' f'f'''- May IL
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NJ EETIA G S,

PIFIiNGUHlfhA LODGE Nip. 81. a. T.. ~
FlHiif; MONTHLY t0MMtINI,:aTIOS OF THIS LODGE
Will la ii,td fhfS Er,nipy NJ Mnsunir Hall al rrl
ncioch T. ~. lircrcn will take due uorc and govern
themselves GcrorlIryIv.
Candidates ior NJ. NJ. DCG,Cc viii take notice.
". N HUGHES.
august Secretary.
MEDICAL. SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIME HrnliTAK MONTHLY MEETING WILL. III.
held THIS ErrHB1 al y "clnrk al the Roper Hos.
piia FRANCIS l.. PARKER 81 D.
ahGtN Secretary.
lIoMF;STISAD BUILDING AND LOAN as
SUCINTIOS.
TTNIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TIL
L. sjociiion will b1 held at NlgruIc HALL This E,.u
ing. August lat ai hlEp,s o'clock. Tl third install
Inon will hc disposed Of.
1o Treasurer will heat ia ofrc Nh ~ l,r.,ad street
during ll,r .ay brlwcrn nrd O'Clock ai.d at to Iin
in llir evening 10 receive the instln,cut
Fines for nonpaynrhl will bc enforced.
Au%nHt Jo.fpH wIiIt.DES, Treasurer.
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August l


fJNUE FIRM OF ALLAN & SIDDoNS Is THIS DAY
i dissolved by the withdrawal o Mr.. L.. l.. si,iduIla
Either party IL nntlOrize 10 slII IA liquidation.
JAMES Allan.
L. L. SlDDOSS.
Charleston August /, lSG..
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COpAIt,rNEI,slIIp.

WTE THE UNDER 'laSED HAVE THIS DAY In.
W TERED nO Cupartnc nsiip under tho ilanlc and
Eylo of HOLMES MACBErlI ior tho transaction Of
brokerage nI.u General COuniissIon Business.
GEORGE T.. HOLMES.
ALEXANDER MACBETH
August thgtu3
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COPARTNE SHIPS,

MIR. JAMES ADGEIs, Jn..
rs THIS DAY ADMITTED MEMBER OF orI
/ FIRM ADAMS. FROST 4 CO.
August |, 1867 tiIstu3 August I
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nD al communications iRirIfrf ttr publication IN
His journal D'HS BE- addressed 10 Hr E{tt0i Of he
IaRy Sctrs No. IS HGyuc-SJrf9, Charleston, s. C..
business Communications 20 FiblishT Of DdRy
Ne,cs.
lions.
advertisements ouisit'e ofMc city must Dc accompo.
nicd ariti The rasit
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DUCATiO n AL,
INSTRUCTION EI,IsNCII.

INSTRUCTION IN FItIsNCu.
M RS. NICHOLS. NATIVE OF EHARLES rOE
lh tut during the past iiitccn cara n resident III
Enropc IL drsirrus GIVING nsir1lcnr IN ihu TrcIci
Language. cer at her Residence o. at tho houses
Of licr pupils.
Inquire at Mra. FINNEY's No. 100 King street.
May ~
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rJ,lIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
Il. him THIS DAY Mr.. DAVID BESTSC1lSER will carry
Oh bnsincs hereafter under the name of LOUIS COHEN
& CO. LOUIS COHEN
August LIST, 1s6T thslu.I August
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE COrARTSENSlIIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L Under the narnc of r. ARNOLD 4 TO, WAS isuycL
10y iis own linliinn the lat uf April last Tie hsi-
ness viii he continued by the ruOscrbcr ut the Old
stand No. al9 Meeting street. wlcro Mr.. 4. T.. GADS-
DEN can bo found ready 10 a,c;d Ia the customers Of
the establishment. IT, aRSOID
July LIST, lS6I. No. 2l9 Meeting street
July " linn
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF roLIcE.l
ClAnLEsroy, 8. c., May I, 1907. /
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMP
l. lnclosurca, vaults, &C., will commence OH Nondny
ef o. Inst Owners and occupants hereby required
70 Sc uat their promises arc iii good condition ind t
nsucc. Other inspections Will follow.
B5 orler Of Mayor GArIlARD.
O. II. sIGWALD.
Chief or Police,
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lllSSOLlifrION,

TINHE COMPREHENSIVE IEREToroRE EyISTISG
i under tho nano and fl I'M uf HOLMES 4 SrOSEY
II this tny dissorcL by mutuIl consent. SAMUEL, u.
STONEY IL authorized TO Tho or the concern
IN liluidailOn. JOHN H. HOIMtS
SAMUEL, j. STOSEY.
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| FIw RENT, TWO 'FRONT.' ROOMS, rO-
4 Ecthrr will kiirlirn recommendations Tu,irsirabI.
persons the rent will bc moderate For further llriic
| lars apply at thla Office. July IS
| rTW WRI;NT-TiiETW0NS AND a HALE STONY
L BRICK ltlSlDENCl. corner Society AMI Meeting
Htrrcis having ri,crn niId stables lilo prrIrlisca mud
good accommodations for servants. Ilcn low. hprly
| 10 y. haflp ST., No. ~. Hing street Juiy
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JAMES ALLAN
MILL CONTINUE TIE JEwELItr DUsINE.J AT
w No. 30T klNa STREET.
WATCHES AND JEwEiRY RErAIRED.
August
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,

IJAs RRMovEp HIS oFFloR FROM GHALMERn
II street 10 No, n CHURCH STREET. a..
Michaels Alley, August ~
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