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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-04-08

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 9th day Of April, 1858.
E C. N. Williams, Plaintiff,
Against a@S isass ~ 1870
Nicholas K. Trout, Executor of John Grove,
deceased, Joseph N. Woodward, Moses H. McCue,
Michael g. Hartman, David 5; xBeAs and John
Howard McCue Trustee Of Moses H. McCue and
Lewis W. Peace,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to procure convey
nnce to the Plaintiff, Of house and lot, in the
town Of Stanton, known as the ''Grove Shop
Lot" sold by Nicholas K Trout, to Joseph N.
Woodward and by said Woodward to Moses H.
McCue and Michael G.. Harman,, and by said
McCue and Harman to Lewis Nv. Peace, and by
said Peace to the Plaintiff.
The Defendant Moses II. McCue, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat
isfac.ory evidence that he is not resident Of this
Commonwealth:ss 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice, AID do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A cepy-Teste,
]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Bumgardner, P. q. april saw
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Editorial Paragraphs.

NJ Du Chailler, the great African travel
er, says that .tGorillas are generally seen ia
troops Of fve-four females to one male -
He should extend his travels to Washington,
it he would see the "Gorillas" SIN their elc-
ment fully developed Report says one
Congressman generally supports ten females.
"The African is fully developed there, and
Thad. Stevens has been sick again. Was his
Carlyle "Mammy" with him
Never repeat neighborhood gossip. In.nine
cases out of ten, it is false, and ten out of ten
you endsrse scoundrel by SO doing. While
it is agood thing"to know what is going on,
the RETAILER Of old clothes" was never yet re-
spectacle or respected. IL t5 waa Eas 4
Poverty is bad thing. at best but 1t be-
comes worse when whole families season eve
cry meal with croaking talk about it. Half
the misery in this world comes from men tax
ing long faces and a dose Of poverty" home
to every meal. Try little brave-hearted
ckserfaluess-i is decidedly more pleasant
and Just as cheap.
Henry a; Wise, its strikes us, is the man
to take the stump against the Radical Con-
stitution He should canvass the whole State.
The honest masses of the people of Virginia
look to the "fearless Tribune. of the people,
in tits hour of Virginia. ,sorest trial.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


M AGKENZIE BROTHERS, :.
0s1 Late Thomas Mackenzie Sons,
No. 2z2 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
Estabiished N 1925. ss
Import 81 and Dealers in sS
COACH & SADDLERY HARDWARE
Felloes, Saddle Trees,
Hubs, Hog Skins, C
SPekes, Sheep Skins, -
,r's Springs, seas Shoe Thread, s.,ae.
EnamelIed Canvass Saddlers' Hair.
Varnish, Enamcled Leather.
Carriage Bolts, Bag Leather, ~
Tire Bolts, ~ Skirting, ~
ss. Mess. Harness Leather,
Wheels, 49, Stirrups, Bits,
2ad Hand Mcclellan Saddles &C., &c.
Also, all other articles appertaining to the
business. april 8-6mt
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MILLINER
| ttentiOn, Ladies'.

n LIentIOn, Ladies! i - }
n Fall and Winter Millinery 4! s-
Mrs. R. E. HUDSON has on hand and is con-
stantly receiving large stock of Fall and Win
ter Millinery Goods of the latsst,apd ssssss,--zr
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
which she is prepared 70 furnish her patrons %
the most liberal and accomm odating terms.
Her stock consists of Bonnets Hats, Ribbons,
Fzosers, and everything in the Millinery line Of
the most exquisite and fashionable styles. Give
her call at der store-room, Opposite Cowans
Book Store.) up airs, Staunton, Va ~.
sa5- She has just opened her PATTERN BON.
NETS call from the ladies is respectfully so
licited. fSa5x NOV 2O-tfl
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MACHINES.
GHALLENGE WASHING MACHINE!! I.

GHALLENGE WASHING MACHINE!!
~ ALSO THE I+t b.
E.,,. CHALLENGE WRINGER,
Price SO and S12 each as to Size
Send three cent stamp for cis culars If used a.
per PRINTED DIRECTIONS and it does net WASH
CLEAN, or INJURIES, ANY ARTICLE can be re-
turned (if in good order) and money refunded.
Arlington Depot, Orange Railroad, Nelson ceun-
~, Va. j. j. HITE, Agent
AMHERST C. H., VA, Jan. 23d. 1868.
MIR. j. J. H TE--Sir: 1 have used the .Chal-
lenge Washing Machine for more than month,
and am pleased to say that it has proved itself in
every way satisfactory. recommend it 10 all
who wish desirable and cheap Machine,
The wringeris also as perfect and in every way
as seryiceable as the Machine. ssst
zs~ss.s.-s-.sss~~as-s ~ MKs.. E. L. WHARTON.
BALCONY FALLS, P. O., RocKRRIDeE Co.. VA,
January 18th, 1868.
DEAR SIR: Mrs. Baldwin is delighted with
the Machine, and says she would not take $50
for the, simple Washer &C; BALDWIN.
100 like the above can be furnished
feb 26-6m y .ia.f'' - f|ff' ,iles~'.T
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atlaolfe Rocks Tor safe sbyl John H.
. Walsh, 416 Broad street, Richmond Va

10 jasstsga NEW fPUBEneATfONS.si~ qo4F ssr
1.-THE Blessed Eucharist oi1r greatest treasure 's
By Michael Muller Priest ofi the eoigre CATION Of
our Holy 'Redeemef, price $3.50 prayer. atlie
Key Of Salvation by the same lithor price 81 80
The Comedy Of sConvocation in the English
Church price 25 cents. Offices Of Holy Week.
large type, new edition, most complete ever pub
lished-$1,O0. "cardinal Wiseman on the Eu-
charist, the real presence proven by Scripture"
$3.50 "The True Church, by RI Rev. John
McGill, 25 cents. '.sufsrings of Jesus by
Father Thomas. $500 7it se 4
The above and any Catholic book published in
the United States, sentpostage paid on receipt of
price. Address, JOHN'H. WALSH,
april LIT s416 Broad street, Richmond, Va
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Yet the scntrics areFreplyins
'.All is well r

81 eHe sc"eIicS a'cf fSPiyTS M9ss
'.All is well z
From yon light house comes q glistehing,
Like a rayof hope it seems
Eager heartsto false hopeslistening-
Hope tHat only comes in dreams.
Oh,sthat hope of home returning!
Hoping on, and with a burning,
Feverish fire of ceaseless yearniDg.
GAN is well! p
See "a bridge Of silver CLOSING
z Spans the lake from shore to shore
Eager fancy Ger it crossing
Seeks, to wander eyermors- II 4
Seeks to stroll midst childhood's flowers,
Midst affections changeless bowers,
Or with lovein moonlight hours,
.ToaAll is well."el5ltht} M 2 lqseA
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no PARTNERSHIP The undersigned, for
~ merly with Messrs. Kayser & Young
takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public generally, that he has formed a CO.
partnership with Mr.. S. H. Hilb, for the purpose
Of continuing the sale of Dry Goods, Cassim eres.
Notions, &C., &C., and hopes by diligence in bu--
siness and fair dealing, to merit share Of public
patronage.
VIII. WELLER.
take this occasion TO return my sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage extended me, and
trust the new firm will merit continuance of the
same.
april S-2t. S.H HILB.
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TNVE DOLLARS.

u FAMILY CORN SHELLER-Price SIS,
Will perfectly clean whether the Corn be yet
or dry. "A boy IL years OF age will shell from 8
TO 10 bushels an hour. Warranted for IL months.
will exhibit the little machine at Cleveland L
Sears, for few days which is of iron and weighs
only pounds Call and examine. The purchaser
of the county right can't tail to realize handsome
sum. csi4fs9 & -. j. HITE, Agent.
mar Aft Arlington Depot. Nelson Co, Va
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benjamin Stuart and Clemerza his wife,
-Philander E. Wilson, Mary l. wilson -Matth--
.ew w. Wilson, w. 3. Patterson aud Marga-
ret 7. his wife, Clarence Wilson, Ophclia
Wilson and D. b. Wilson, and the said Bon
jamip Stuart as Executor of Johp r. Viz
sop, deceased .Apd bhg B. baldwin, sasS Ex-J
ecutor of Thomas johnson, and Cynthia Am
II JJoiusonS,, widow 81 Thomas johnson, deceas-
cd, .2UHA1 IaOY DS{Shdants
o. sross.sgit j. spss # a ISIH,rt d Tfs
The object Of this suit is to set aside the sales
of two tracts ofilands Nne c6ntsiihlg 222 acres,
and the other 105 acres made by some of the
heirs of John P. Wilson, deceased, to Thomas
johnson, deceased; SO far as the interest of the
Plaintiff in ssaids lands, ,assole heir rYehE W.
Wilson, deceased, (who was one oY the heirs Of
John r. Wilson, deceased) is concerned said in
terest of the Plaintiff being one undivided inter-
est of said land.
& The Defendants, Benjamin Stuart and Clemen-
70 his wife, and D. B. Wilson, not having en-
tered their appearance, and it appearing, by
satisfactory evidence that they not residents of
this Common Y ealth !: tits ordered that they do
appear here within month after due publica-
ton of this notice. and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. A copy-Teste,
IL N. RYAN, Clerk.
Niche & Niche, D. a. april saw
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But the Present still intruding, l a.s.1
With its harsh, repulsive truth, :.
Comes unbidden here, excluding pa :

With its harsh, repulsivs truth, .',sg
Comes unbidden here, excluding .paa az J,
Sweetest dreams Of buoyant youth !; 7a.ls
Sweetest dreams forever feeting,
Fancy s,selfs forever cheating, .ssissaii esssa1
And the sentry still repeating '.',.ss s.
ssas All is we u sr s'ss. III ~ ii Z.
- ssiito@ 9lag t,s4 ,sss9 ~ sessiw esib srtsss2@
'All is wsllg The prisoner sleeping. 49, $ !.
In his. bunk, so rude and bare, .@a r Ns%
Sees an aged mother weeping,
Hears a young wife's whispered prayer.
'All is we'll p While hope forsaking
Leaves behind it only aching;
'.All is well ?"-While hearts are breaking,
"All is wcil?"'s s4 .u,.5g5 ID s5.
nAl IS well !" A spirit firing
! Of its chains will .soon be free;s ,isl no
Yes, captive now expiring q tlish *if
Soon shall find his liberty !@eis4a We g
FAN is well "A soul is Aeeting---le a.'-
Angels hover round with greeting;a 10. 10
And the sen'iaeRsdrepeating, DIN .al44e 20
,ensAHis weil!.I tHa s-lasT'a ggiwoE a9
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at rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county the 9Th day of April 1858.
Thomas P. Crawford, '54} Tlfgtg-s Plaintif,
Against
Rudolph Turk, Administrator of Alanson Har-
ris and James H. Harris. g eofge. Harris, Frank
lin Harris, Alexander Harris, Thomas Walker,
and - his wife, Qats Harris) Eb: Simpson
and Mary his wife, (lats Harris) Martha Harris
and Nn r. Harris, heirs at law Of Alanson Harg
rs deceased,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject certain lot
of land to the payment of three bonds of $500. 90
eaeh, for instruments Of purchase money of said
lot.
The Defendants, Thomas Walker and Mary his
wife, (ate Harris) not having entered their appear
snce, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents Of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect theirinterests.
A cspy-Teste,,'2 bne 81
N. RYAN, CLERK.
Stuart, p. a. as 1881 april saw
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CATHOLICISM IN VIRe1s1A. The h.i.h
citis<,i, Of New York, correcting an impress
sion that, it says exists among Catholic immi
grants that churches and priests Of their re
ligion are rare IN Virginia, says there are in
Eastern Virgins, Diocese Of Redmond,
twenty one places Of Catholic worship, most
Of them regular churches, but "a few being
stations visited BY a priest once CT twice in
the MONTH Richmond has the Cathedra
and two other churches There are churches
at. Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Alexandria
Warrenton, Lynchbarg, Harper's Ferry
Winchester, Staunton, Martipsburg Bath
Norfolk, Old Point. Portsmouth, &c. There
are also excellent schools and orphan sylums. 2
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I ttentiOn l4asfic's!,

A ttentiOn l4asfic's! ~
n SEWING WORK HedV7ED!is
A German Girl who can do any kind Of sewing,
will take work at very liberal charges and viii
sew by the day in private families if dssired
Temporary residence at Prot. Kupizs Good
reference can be given. LlzZlk sPEN0kER.
fsene.1 lggyh ras
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Tue REASON ron THE REMovAL OF Coz

THE REASON FOR THE, REMOVAL OF Gov.
PIEBpoiNr: Gov .Pierpoint. has been re-
moved sndtheo Richmond Dispatch gives as
reason for -hisreinoval, the following Y -
General schofeld' 5 order appointing Mr..
Wells, Governor assumes that Governor Pier
pointeeud not have served another term IN
der the Constitution of Virginia The Gen
means, We suppose. not that, the letter but
that the spirit Of the Constitution excludes
li,pws The Generals construction of the Com
stitution, right or wrong, is the one that will
prevail and as all the Radical proceedings in
VirgipiA and elsewhere in the South are ,ad
mitted to be outside of the Federal Constitu.
tion.ait is hardly worth while to trouble our
selves as to the constitutionality, under our
own organic law, of any act of our. military
masters Indeed; it is mere burlesque to
pretend that the Alexandria Constitution is
the Constitution of Virginia in any other
sense than the reconstruction laws arc laws
Of Virginia. q sal .Saihss-ssH sa' % iteA
rDue,y SVuScuiuS tuAt# Tue Ale4an0rlaz Con
stltution is in force, then Governor Pierpoint
is.iaocnrdiug to DEMONSTRATION Of it, eligi-
bic under isilsi That INSTRUMENT was adopted
since Nd election Is Governor, and by special
provision il the; schedule accompanying it
coptipusd him inyofdce until the end of his
term.iauHis termtexpired ionthe 3lst day Of
Deeshber last. He has never been elected
under the Constitu ton; and therefore it can
not be TIA. he is Ineligible M 3soa Ill %
The same Constitution proves that no man
can be- Governor oof Virgin. who has not
been a citizen of the State for five years
General Wells has been in the Star. for five
or six years; but he could, not become citi.
zen tin the sense in which the word is employ
ed IN the Constitution so long as he remained
in The Federal army. Therefore he has not
beeas citizen for five years, and is OF course
ineligible to the governorship, while Gov.
Peiepoiat is not ineligible reg :.
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IMPORTANCE OF A SINGLE VorE-In
the towns of Codstantia and Serbia, osvega
county, at the late town meetings, the Demo
Gratis elected supervisors BY one majority, while
in Voluey their candidate had a majority of
three .SAalFsa4 BalYqc CIT
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GHEAP GOODS COMING.-In few days the
~ subscribers will be receiving their
5b4 SPRING STOCK OF GOODS.
One of the firm is now in the North making pur-
ehases. No pains will be spared in making Sc
ieclons as it is our intention to keep the incest
goods that can be found. Our friends will find it
to their interest," therefore, to wait until they see
our stock before purchasing. We intend to have
all the novelties of the season.
april 8-tf PIPER, DRAKE & co.
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- . F7'.TI'o y JOHN PARIS, D. @. :
Echels, Bell & Catlett, p. q. april 8-4ws

AT rules held in the Clerks
W Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 9th day Of April 1863.
WmrA Abney and J. A. Austin Plaintiff, e
Against e -
James NJ. Lewis, Lorenzo Shaw, Loren
70 S. Brian, Josephine Brian and Matthew
VIM. Brian, Defendants.
! On cross-suit in Chancery, in case of
"Lewis VS. Austin" &c.
The object of this cross suit Is to obtain from
the heirs OF Matthew Brian. deceased the title
to tract Of 1913 acres Of land, sold and conveyed
by Lorenzo Shaw, surviving partner of said Shaw
& Brian to the Plaintiff, James A. Austin
The Defendants, Lorenzo S Brian and Jose
phine Brian not having entered their appearance
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that due
diligence has been used, but without effect, to as
certain the whereabouts Of the said parties:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests.
.5ssi@ i; IL, 434y.8s, A copy-Teste, ss siw
april saw j. N, RYAN Clerk
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The SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI -Croak-
erin Virginia may be benefited by reading
the following. extract from a private letter
dated March lst, from the leading lawyer of
Northeast Mississ,ppi-the most prosperous
portion Of that State. He says: a'ssch is
the condition of this State, that very great
majority Of our people will be driven into the
bankrupt court, to relieve themselves of old
debts Our property was taken by the u s.
Government, and failure Of crops for two
years, has Aopelessly ruined almost ere,.y man
i" the country: Tile Desert Of Sahara If
yJords utmost as good a chance for support
u* Mississippi Such are the fruits of Rad
icai negro rule in that once prosperous and
wealthy State. Let us cease croaking, and,
while thanking God for the favors shown us
show ourappreciatiop'of them, by an earnest
aMznnited effort in voting down the same
rule over US. a"s $50
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NEW; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION J:

TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION ~ r.
The NORWOOD LITERARY Is SOCIETY, p
founded by the students ofsN0RWO0D SCHOOL, =
is . praiseworthy and noble scheme for the ad-
vancement Of the best interest of education. Too
much cannot be said in praise of young men who
not only discharge fully the duties assigned them
by their parents. but found and prosecute with
u gor, measures that tend to their own COED and
to the general good Of society. Such action dis
Itngqishes the TRUE MAN from the BOY, in spirit,
i not in age. -'
This letter is to ask contribution Of books and
maps, at your hands, to aid this young and noble
band of Southern youth in establishinga LIBRA
mntee, would prefer, to keep a register Of the
contri butors, Charges on packages sent by ex-
press or otherwise would be promptly met BY the
committee. iaaraa gsf bas qts5 Sassi as,H n Z
/ Address ID q acidt lag5COMNIITTEE, Il
\ la Norwood Literary Society. Norwood, Va.
/ Care Of William D. Cabell, Principal Of Nor-
wood School, r. ~ ~ 90 ~
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It'll ST. lands Pennsy lvaaaia avenue,
pril Som, assi esaa eds, Washington, d. c.

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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT IA
FOR SALE.-The valuable proper 1881
ty occupied by Mrs. J. S. HALL, on New Street,
staunton. For terms, &C., apply on the premi-
ses or to Col ]. B. BALDWIN. ..
ian 29-tf
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building and Pasture Lots for
IL Sale.
We offer for sale number of Building and Pas
ture Lots en- the South side. of the Petersburg
road. We have already sold ten building Lots to
parties who intend to erect houses at an early day.
Plats may be seen on application to w. J. Shumate,
Or at the Offices of ALEX Ii. H. STUART, Z
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
Attorneys,
june 12-tf Staunton, W.
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y IONEWALL JACKSON
, H. 49, and his Family,
H. BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED ON STEEL
BY SARTAIN RI

This beautiful engraving is now ready for Cam
vassers and Agents Ii is sold at the low price
of $2-75 We want an Agent in every County in
the Southern States. For particulars Of Agency
BRADLEY &CO., Publishers, a
a.. 66 North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA 2
N. B.-Copies sentby Mail, free Of Postage on
receipt Of the price, 1915. 8'F e9l
april S-tf r5 a.se .si@ i.i s3 aeg
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VIRGINIA :-At rules held in the Clerks
" Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 9Th day IT. Aprils I s68g A. gsgaE
Benz A. Wooddell and Lydia Wooddell
his wife, Reuben Stoutamoyer and Catha-
rine Stoutamoyer his wife, Irwin Wooddell
and Ann Wooddell his wife, Fielden Stit-
ger, Jonas Sitter, Jacob Sitter and Mar
shall Sitter, Plaintiffs.
|. Against nsl y4w;y4s,q4
|. William H. Wooddell, Executor Of Jo-
mas Michael, deceased, III. Givens Fulton,
Moses Stoutamoyer ard Margaret Stouta-
moyer his wife, John Meyers and Sarah
Meyers his wife, Jacob Michael, John
Michael, Samuel Paul, Administrator of
Jonas Michael, deceased, John Daggy and
MargaretFDaggy, his wife, -Defendants.g
4 IN CHANCERY.
1 The object of this suit is to have an interpreta-
ton of the last will and testament of Jonas Mich
ael, deceased, to obtain settlement of the ac-
counts of VIM. H. Wooddell, Executor Of Jonas
Michael, deceased and distribution of the funds
in his hands.
The Defendants, John Meyers and Sarah Moy-
ers his wife, not having entered their earance,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not residents of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within one
dc what is necessary to protect their interests.
copy-Teste, IN ,,s-e-r
|. ]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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TAn ..VALLEY VIRalNIAN" has larger circula-
tion in Staunton and vicinity than any other pa
par published here; is the Official Gazette of the
rireuitse ourtyofs Augusta County i publishes all
the or fsrs 81 the Court, sales Of land, &c. con
s4ins all the local news of the Valley-facts wor-
thy the attention of parties who design locating
Ia riA very fhe fegion-and is the VERY BEST AD-
vEaftAiNe. MEDIUM
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