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New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
SCATTERING RETURNS FROM NEw,JERsEY
pENocRArIc cOSGRpssMEN ELEcrE

DEMOCRATIC CONGRPssMES ELECTED
Haght in the lid District is probably elected Bird
(Dem) in the IId aud Cleveland DEM in the vth are
elected
The Fifth District elects Cleveland Dem TO Congress
over Halsey Rep Essex County gives Grant 300 ma
iori,y Blair Governor 1900; Teed, for sherin 200
Morris County elects George COBB, Rep, 10 tho state
Senate a.. .,o q, To, +,
Hills gives him O72 majority NIT, a., pon,,,,
Newark gives Grant 9O4 majority Blair, tine Eepuon
can candidate for Governor 660 Halsey tepJ ior 0on
gress iies; Teed (RepD for Sheriff 6Sl
Mercer County gives about 500 Democratic maoriJ'
They elect state Senator and all their AssemDiymch
Essex County will give Grant about leo2 blar. LOT
Governor i2OO Hill. Tor Congress, coo The Republicans
erhe township OF Egg Harbor gives Grant GO majority
Biair for Governor. CO.. Moore for Congress- 30; haas
for state Senator. Ga. and Keen for the Assembly, ~
majority. .,,.. .,n ,ha r,.iorties
IN this pace First Ward-Grant lOl, Blar loV h l"S
Teed IoT Peek IFS. A Republican gain OF "a. ~,
Atlantic County gives 500 majority Tor Grant ana 'onn
I. Blair =. r. .,a robr T blair
Msrcar yoes Democratic for Governor. state seheor
and Coneressnan by upward Of 2c0 majority. Two mem
brs OF tile Assembly elected the others are Al uoup
MAXWELL Burlington Is elected by III majority .-o
srbe following Is the vote IN Blo0mneld Grant o.,
Seymour 2SS John Ht 4cS Ranerty sci biaf' 'oii
Randolph 25j.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ALABAMA.

TWELVE THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR SEY-
M0UR.
MOBILE, Nov. S--The election here to-day passed
of in perfect quiet and good feeling. The Republi
can managers met the Democratic Council half way
in all efforts for perfect fairness and perfect order
1t was like quiet Sunday. All the barroOms were
closed, and the multtudes of negroes who were on
the streets perfectly quiet. The result Is: In
Mobile City. 9,oa majority for Seymour; In the
County Of Mobile, 1.S40. A Trustworthy special to
The Register indicates a majority In the State for
Seymour of over $4,000.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RETURNS,
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 3.-The complete returns
Tor Mobile show ss3 majority for Seymour The county
gives about 1850 majority The best authorities give the
ptsts 10 Seymour by a small majority.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. s.-MOntgomery gives Repub-
eaa majority Of 1000. Tie result IN tie state y act ~
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
THE ELECTION.

HOW THE CANDIDATES RECEIVED THE
NEWS
GALRyA. H., Nov 4--After depositing his vote for
Congressional and State candidates, this afternoon
Gen Grant went to the house Of the Hon l.. Is. Wash
burne where arrangements had been made to receive
the telegraphic returns. The first report was from
the Hon. j. G. Blaine" Maine pledged $4,000 MAJOR
ity. and she has kept her faith" The next
announcement was received from the Hon. VIM
+ Chandler. that NewHampshire had gone Repub-
lican by at least 5000 majority Soon reports came
in thick and fast from all parts of the country but as
vet they are varying. Many Of the friends Oh Gen.
Grant came in anxious to hear the news. huch
snort was made by the General, who had written
ont an estimate of the majorities for either can
didate in the different States several days
before This he allowed one to see except as each
slate was compared with his estimate, and IN nearly
avery case he proved prophet. The two states hrst
named gave exactly the majorites he had predcted'
and the Presidential candidate seemed much more
neased at his political sagacty than at bis success
Indeed. during the evening he manifested hei'her
ANXIETY nor elation while every one else was eA-
cited as the changing returns came H. ino in
evitable cigar" was Indispensable as ever anu
the calm which he had displayed at 'lckspurg Aiu
at Appommatox was as conspicuous as IL hc hau S'"
been at the head OF million soiuieis. "o""
which had almost always been strongly Demo
cratic. and had given Mcclellan majority OF i"
there In 1864, was announced as having gone 10.
Grant by majority of nine, at the very moment
when dispatches came in proclaiming Repuoncah
Gain in Seymour's own Deerlield When Connec'ieu.
was certain for the Union, the whole rooi' Grant
only excepted, appauded, but soon the General was
doomed to disappointment lie had caicuia'ea ,a va
81 600 majority in Massachusetts,, but inc ola M
Raw State was announced as giving him 'ooco
majority. and he acknowledged the error III hi'
calculations AS the evening wore away tne SUCCESS
of tho Republicans In Pennsylvania ohio ana
Indiana became sure. Messages from uro",
Colfax and Young of The TRIBUNE deG,neu
that all doubt about these States was past L'o'S
New England State was now certain. >,
Michigan and California came into line' inc ao'h.
coast responding to the Atlantic and the Lakes nnu
West Virginia, with an unexpectedly large MAJORITY,
took her place, while Nevada and Nebraska reacnou
across the Rocky Mountains hailing the Aegne'isS'
Bands of music saluted the victor from 'he
streets; fireworks illuminated the neighporhoou' Anu
cannon announced the peaceful victory OF "rah''
But Grant was still calm and impene''apio a'
ever His adherents were elated but his eqnanihii'y
was undistnrDrd. At length word Was brought tha'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
MR.. SEYMOUR AT HOME.
CURIOUS SCENES AT UTICA.


UTICA. Nov 3. lSjS-l0 o'clock p. m.--GOy. Sey-
mour has retired the Mohawk aud is safely
intrenched on his snug little farm in Deerield A
dispatch received from there few minutes since an
nounced that his ioER had gone against him by four
majority-a Republican gain Utica is Wild with re-
joicings Cannon being fired and bands play
ing. Early in the evening immense crowds gathered
at Mechanics Hall and at the Butteriied House The
Republicans had their headquarters at the former
place; tho Democrats at the latter. Mr.. Pear
son, tho proprietor Of the Butterfeld
House. had arranged for the announcement
Of dispatches to all parties in his dancing room. As
tho returns came In from Connecticut. New -Hamp-
shire, Ohio, Maine. and New-York City the sensa-
tion produced on the Democratic side of the honse
was of sickcning character Mr. Is. ID. Nixon. the
Private Secretary of the Governor read the returns
to the Democrats in the main hall Of the Buttericld
House. Thus far his announcements have been
greeted with groans than cheers, and tho
audience has steadily thinned out. Most of the
prominent Democrats have retired from the hotel
The Republicans are holding high carnival at
Mechanics Hall. t.... i
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.
Coutinned from First PaEe'

publican by 5000 majority last year she went De'no
cratic. Butler will carry his district oy over o'-OV
majority an increase over 1866. All the congress
men are elected nearly every State Senator anu '"0
tenths of the Representatives r.,u
Returns from 2O2 towns give Grant lO1ooO' seymour
$3.50 Last year the sarne towns gave Bullock, lor
Governor, rs, ,4O4 and Adams 5S'OS9' kepuDhcah
gain Of ss 900, and an estimated Republican majority
of 60OOO
The Republicans elect all their congressman nearY
ell their State Senator'S and three-fourths Oh inc
House.
Gen. Butler visited Faneuil Hall tonight ana was
greeted with wild cheers. He delivered 10 min
utes speech, mainly of congratulatory character
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
EUROPE.
SPAIN.

EXPEDITION FOR CUBA-GEN. DULCE TO SAkt
WITH THE FLEET-THE SUCCESSION TO uIk
THRONE. ..t -. -
MADRID, Nov 3.-A large Naval and Military
Expeditlon for Cuba is fitting out at Cadz 1t Wall ooh
.is of four frgates heavily armed conveying nest
transports filed with troops Gen. Dulce' the newcNap
pointed General Of Cuba will sail forthwith ~e
rho fleet ON board the Villa de Madrid 1t Is given out
that these troops are to replace those seat by Captain
General Lersundi " Porto Rico Gen. Prim puhfcy de
cares that the members OF the Provisional oevernmer
have not even discussed the name Of any Candidate or
the spanish Throne. Olozaga has issued ca TO
the Moderate Democratc Unionst ana Progressive par
ties to selec, each four deputies all Oh whom shall nee
and frame manifesto in favor Of ehOoslng Klag fol
apaiu nv n vlshs sc,tim.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

as county will give about 1000 majority for
no dispatches received from different parts Of
'"o" probability of its gOiug for Seymour.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov. 3,-Montpomerv
County gives 5000 majority; Dallas County 1000 Rem
majority; Mobile City, $500 Democratic majority The
STATE mas undoubtedly gone Republican by 5000 to
1000 majority - ~ -
SMALL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
MOBILE, Nov. S.-The indications so far show that
Alabama has gone for Seymour and Blair bv n small
majority 1t is impossible at this hour to tell the
positive result. .U.
MOBILE. NOV 3-Seymours majority in this oitv ia oo1
Whistler gives Sey mour 23 majority No other nots H.
the country have been heard FROM and eyerything
passed OF quiet. tN tI..I = Z 0''''"e
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
Sy,eial griius.
on.nr,,,or-Tne Three Remedies.


sgHESCYs PULMoNIC sYRrP for the Of CoaEhs. Cola
Bronchitis Consumption The peculiar aesa fihs
medicine pes the ulcers The lnngs the dschsrse sf the
corrupt specsOon puses The blood and hs Coa
sumption uhen other remedy fails
sHRSKs sRAN ED TONIC fOs the Of DysyepSa ND
gesoa and a, diseases srsg from debility This TOls n'soniss
digestive organs supplies tie place the gastric juice vhea lsss
deficient and enables be patient digest the most lGoBs :osd
/; remedy ssr all Of Indigestion
sCHENCKs AASDRAKR PILLS of the mos EAlnsbls ,sa
eSss discovered being vegetable substitute ejsIe sns ssr
ing all she useful aserbed that mineral without pr0dst
sOy OF is iDjar effects
To ese three Dr. sCHESCK Of rbasd<FtiA
PGmonc Syrup the morbid discharges IL aud pst the
blood The haptke Pills upon the liver all ohszuoSs
erefom give the healthy snd liver splsns
which fhe prominent Of Consumption The Sea
weed Tonic the powers by si<ssgheniux
she DIGESTION sSd brngns oa normal and healthy eon improves
The Quality Of the blood by which the OF
oercies the lungs becomes impossible The combined this
medicine thus explained will every sspicn
mds used time. and the psrss sered
eieDty to biss the TO a favorsble termination.
Dr. sCHBNCK will be professionally No. p Bonds
YOri TUESDAY Nov TO- and No. Is HaasuS Bostos
WEDNESDAY Nov. H. He advice fee, for thooash
Of the ungs with his Respome the pSee s oncs
hours at eseh city from 3 a m to m.
Price ofthe PumOn Syrup and sesweed Tos per hot
hsfdczeu Msedshe Pills 25 cents, per bor nU
.wpp Dr. schencks medicines for sale al ,ms rsens
Al.a ,ls nv ali drpsgst< and dealeu
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
A SMALL DEMOCRATIC MA1op
MISSOURI.
THE MAJORITY 10000.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-As far as can be judged TO-.
night. the Republican majority in this State will fall
in the neighborhood of 10000.
THE ST. LOUIS CONGRESS DISTRICT VERY CLOSE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-St Louis City and County
gives about 5000 majority for Grant. State gone Re-
publican by 10000. The returns come in slowly.
The First District is yet in doubt The majority for
Wells against Pile will not be over 50 votes.
DEFEAT OF CONGRESSMAN PILE.
CLEVELAND, O., Noy. 3.-But few returns
have vet been received FROM Missouri and Kansas ST.
Louis City and County will give Republican majority
~ abont 900 Pile Congressman probably defeated
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
MICHIGAN.

TIE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT 1900.
DETROIT Nov. 3.-Scattcring returns thus far
received indicate a Republican majority of 1880.
O,O00 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY-0NE DISTRICT IN
DOUBT.
DETROIT Nov. i.-Mchigan gives Grant at least
5000 majority. The Sixth Congressional District ~
in doubt The other five Districts elect Republican
candidates. +. &. Bcaman is elected in the lst by
about .JOO Cen Slaughter in the I'D; Gov Blair in
the lid: Thos W. Perry in Iyth; o. ID. Conger in
the WITH The Legislature is Republican By three
fouTths majority
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
RHODE ISLAND.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY GOO.

Returns from the entire State except four towns,
give Grant 10 go Seymour $40. The towns to hear
from will swell Grants majority to 5000. Jenckes
and Dixon are elected TO Congress by large maorties
Providence gives Grant Alb, Seymour I.790-a Re
publican majority Of 23so Lincolns majority in 1854
was 5222 without the soldiers vote.
MIDSIGHr.-Ihe Republicans Of Providence are
very iubilant over the election returns Three thou
sand to 1900 are parading tho streets, preceded by
the American brass band, shouting for Grant, and
discharging fireworks. Providence gives Grant SJiO
majority in q vote of 6,Oc6. Newport gives Grant
AL majority in u vote Of l2ll. All but four small
towns have been heard from. The aggregate vote is
73lJ9 and Grants majority il $500
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 10000.

FRANKFORT. Nov. 4.-The election has progressed
quietly here to-day The vote of this city is sos for
seymour and l72 for Grant, Republican gain over
tne August vote of CO. The indications are that the
STATE has gone Democratic by decreased majority.
Latest reports from Louisville indicate Republican
gam OF 1000 to 5000 Republicans are in high spirits
and Rebel Democtats depressed. Returns come in
very slow. 900 -. ''a
LOUISVILLE. Nor. 3.-The city of Louisville gives
Seymour S,SS4; Grant, l4O6; Seymour's majority,
7,47s. Twelve towns in Kentucky give Seymour
1854; Grant, S23; total gain for Grant. about 900
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
THE RAID ON THE CoFFEE-POTTERs.

ARRESTS FOR FRAUDULENT VOTING.
The coffee -potters" and "repeaters' polled
heavy vote In this cty but thanks to the vigilance OF
upright citizens and the police, many thousands were
Obliged to conne themselves to unaccustomed honesty
and good many who were detected In their nsfarlous
practices were brought TO grief
AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
The following persons were arrested ana
brought before Inspector Dks at Pohce Headquarer"
for voting or attempting to vote illegally
Charles H. Frazier Second District, Fourteenth Ward
Bernard Martin Fourth District Fourteenth Ward.
Vim He'll voting under assumed maine In the four
teenth Ward. ..,y,
John Miller, Fifth District, Fourth Ward NJ. ..s
bernard McCue, Second District, Twenty second ard
Frank Pappy, Eleventh District, Fourteenth ward
Joha Atkinson, Sixth District, Sixth Ward
John Lsyden, Ninth District. Fourteenth Ward
John Haley Second District. Fourth Ward. A, u, f.
jeremiah Mahoney, Ninh District. Fourteenth ""'u
Thomas II, Murphy, Third District h ro9r'v ws,n wsu
Robert McGinnls, second District Fourth "aru'
John Hannah. Eighth District rtn sSsnusent Ward
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick. Seventh Dlstrio'' oe'o"'''
Ward. 60, u.rs
Samuel Fisher voting second time III tho ihi" '''
District. Seventeenth Ward. ,,,h nis,riot seyen-
'eyn William Hughes. Second District Eighth Ward ,oa
Patrick Dwyer, second District, Fourth "ard' 'o'ou
Mlchae, Farrell Third District. Fourteenth Ward
Jacob Bennett sixth District Thirteenth "aro '''ea
on ano.ner nn1 nsr X Mohraaith, and Frederick Ber
,nar TbirJ D,,tr,et Seventeenth Ward. These men
stated that the forged naturalization papers on when
tssv votad we're procured by them from Alderman
RepPer ,.v.,n. r,ohtb District. Yfth Ward
Iohn hoe Eleventh District, Ninth Ward
Adolphus +. smith. Seventh Datrict, iuth Na'a,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ARKANSAS.
REPUBLICANS. INUNDATED A

REPUBLICANS. eINTIMIDATED AND PRE-
VENTED FROM VOTING.
NASHVILLE, Nov. S.-ln Crttenden County. Arkan-
sas, Capts. Barker and Haynes, two ex-Confederate
officers. were fred upon from an ambush yesterday
but escaped. The Republicans have met with intim-
idation everywhere, and their vote is light. The
Rebel vote is full.
LITTLE ROCK HEAVILY REPrBLIcAN--THR STATE
ALL RIGHT.
This city gave 2.oOO for Grant and Colfax. County
about 5000. The State is regarded certain for the
whole ticket. -.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.
SEVEN THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
CHEERING REPUBLICAN GAINS.

The reports at midnight indicated large Repnoli-
can gains over the October election when the state
gave Republican majority of 1880. The indications
are that the State has gone Republican by amaority
as large as in 1896, when it was 6662 Only one
point outside of Pittsburg has reported Democratic
gain. The City of Wheeling gives Democratic
gain of 3S on the vote of October when the city ana
county gave a Democratic majority of 70 Az MD
night the Associated Press gave the Republicans
5000 majority
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-A strong force of
special police consisting chiefly Of coored men, was or
snzed for duty but no occasion has their serv
ices the election having been one OF the quetest ever
Partial indicate that the Republicans
have carried the State by reduced majority The State
Is for Grant but the Democrats claim two out
% fnfIrl = !
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

IN5PIRITING SCENES AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE AT THE OFFICE
OF THE WORLD.
The scene presented in and around The
TgBusE Office from O'Clock last evening until 2 o'clock
this morning like those which attended the great mp
rising Of the people for the Union in 1851, and hw OF
the great tumphs of war like the defeat Of Lee in
Pennsy lvana and his final surrender at Appomattox.
The enthusiastic faces seen in and around THE
TRIBUNE rooms OF upurned faces In front OF TIE
IRlBI NJ Office would have satisfied those who might have
been disposed 10 doubt it that EewIork can IA easily
turn out a respectable and intelligent crowd as
OF the opposite character. Considerable crowds
also In front Of IN, Herald office and few be-
fore the lesser establishments, but Thu TknrsE hu
letns were the center OF interest. As the naJortes
Pennsylvania the certain election Of Grant and fore
shadowiug the probable election Of Griswold IN New
cessfu candidates. The day Lad been hne the
election throughout the city had been conducted
on tom dar The evening evening" Surh n'
were oodnaured joyla aud free from every quarrel
hear the cheering in frort Of TIE TRIBUsE Office and
trast u with the darkness silence aud gloom which sur
the people Of NewYork city had Just been voting by
the from che other states had converted the Democ
| racy OF New York INTO enthusiastic Republicans
Al an early hour In tho evening illumination repre-
Peace was III up In front otTHE TRIBUNE office and
hour many Thousand persons stll fingered around
chief centers of not contented with the
that the country had been saved from violence civil
faction and population by the election OF Grant and Col
fax they clung TO 1.-THE hope that later dispatches might
settle the question OF the election OF local candidates In all
parts Of tho country In whom they were interested
About The World Office conspicuous darkness spread
sable pail and the disconsolste Democracy gathered
doefuly in the muddy streets and read the figures Of
doom from The Worlds windows in ominous silence In
the early part OF the evening pards were posted in the
Of the publication office. far out OF sight they
could DO placed. Great Democratic Gains were
displayed them TO the greatest possible advantage
but upon the whole they were not insrHgon the con
trary rather the Between sand 10 Oocloek One
Arithmetic Man appeared at long intervals With his slate
and sponge aud weLthumbed copy Of THE TRIBUSE
ALMANAC. and his apparition always greeted with
cheors OF which. regret to partook OF de-
sive character As the rnajorties increased however
this celebrated character seemed 10 wilt He
about 10 extremely dsheveled condition. calling
frantoaiy for slate pencil and murmurng In the
intervals OF his demand something about Glorious Dem
ocratic ga; here he interrupted by dispatch
from Indiana, on reading which he burst into
and carried OF nsensble Mr.. Marble support
ing his shoulders while Mr. Hnrbut carried the night leg
and the Hon Wm. M Tweed the left The utmost solicit
tude is felt by the unfortunate gentle friends
spectng hrs ultimate AT the hour OF going
20 press the syncOpe still continues.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

sEYMOUR's MAJORITY 2OoO-GEN. ToRBERT
N DFFPATED .|. .. ....t .

WuMIYGToS, Del, Nov. 4.-Deaware gives sey.-
mour upward Of 2,OO0majority. the Democrats having
carried all three counties. Newcastle viii probably
give 200 Kent 200. and Sussex 7Oo Benjamin l.
Biggs beats Gen. Torbert for Congress by majority
about the same as Seymours The State Legislature
will be unanimously Democratic except the two
Senators who hold over. Wilmington City gives
about 1JO for Grant I.| |.. O.a
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

INTEREST IN OUR ELECrIoS-PRINCE ALFRED.
LONDON, Nov S.-The greatest interest is
manifested TO the result Of the election In Amer
ioa H. NJ steamship Galatea is detained at Plymouth
by an accident. Prince Afyed's Journey s therefore
postponed for q few days.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
NEVADA.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
mated at 1900

SAN FR,NCISco Nov. 3-Reports received here in
dicate that Nevada has thrown handsome majority
for Grant and Colfnx.
san FRANcIsco Nov. 3-Dispatches from Virginia
City claim Navada for Grant The minority is un-
certain
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
Fourteen Years and No Expense.

Hssss UkoFsA & BAxkK. d
have had % machines yOuRrrus YEARS dsas
which time have worked constantly h and has eos, or
CENT for repairs, for has never been sf,epar af
Mrs sxwcoxB Of this place has had GROVER B.xss m..bn,
twelve and has been repair know
ladies' With like experiences but suppose there are thsasn
who can ssy much as that for yoar machineA
r. A. PACE Keeae n n.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
KANSAS.

TEN THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
CLEVELAND Nov. 3-The State is claimed by the
Republicans by l000O majority.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH. t...-r
The Republican majority in Kansas Is est-
mated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

gam of 1850 the majority of September 1t is be
leved the State gone for Grant y 900 majority
RUTLAND, VT Nov. 3.-Returns from 20 towns in Yer
mont give Grant majority OF 4s97, being kepubiican
gain IN those towns Of 65 the vote In September
1his town 25 increased Republican majority over
the vote for Governor In the Septemher election.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
MEETING IN COOPER INSTITUTE.

It may be truly said that never in the mem
ory OF that very old individual "the oldest inhabant.
was the large hall OF the Cooper Institute filed and lit
orally crsmmed such ii last evening by
the Republicans lof New York who although they were
pretty beforehand OF the election Of Grant never
thcess FASTENED the where the returns to
be read 70 them by Mr. Charles Spencer with deep in
terest, and, at early hour in the evening that
shortly after six O'Clock the hall densey filed that
standing room could not by any possibility be had for
TO describe the degree OF fervent and heartfelt
enthusiasm that pre- vailed through the evening would DE
task involving time than be devoted TO it at
this late hour of writing twelve. mdnighD.
Speeches made by Charles s. Spencer. Rufus +.
Andrews Gen. COchrane, and Horace Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
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