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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

There is pcrtincncy and point in the adj
monition which the Dispatch gives US,
namely. that the En7V'rcT's advocacy Of
any particular person rs candidate TOR thc
United states Senate may ''put him III I'M
mnent peril
We shat! he more discreet.
1t is the EnGu,rer's misfortune Just now
TO represent the repreS>cd feeling of the
people OF Virginia. The senator's to be
elected are TO be chosen for their loyalty to
the cause against which Virginia commended.
And a moments reflection would have
satisfied us that accommodation from thi.
quarter would be viewed with suspicion.-
Enquirer Of yesterday.
This is the SmaItcst thing the Enquirer
has said for three months. Yet, what sort
of reflection of public feeling is that which
blurts out sentiments which the public
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

r~CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BIISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
So.IOYSTER CRACKERS.
X PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
XXX ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS.
rIC,II,rEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLAS&ES CAKE,
IXLLEMOE SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-tIT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day ut BRlGGS'S BAhER1, 'O'
Main street. au'
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STENCIL. TOOLS AID PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DiE-SlNkER AND
y. BEAAb-ctTIER, no MAIN SHEET
The new patent ERANDiNG-IkON for marking
All kinds Of wooden articles by heating IL, Is per-
fectiy adapted to branding barrels any other
article under the new l%T.
EngravcrS' stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, steel Dies. hIptlbetS, seal Presses,
Brass and German SILVER, Frames steel kings,
Checks. Tags. &c. wholesale and retail 'nd'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

REMOVAL OF DIsABiLITIES.-lf the State
gets In smoothly by conforming entirely 10
the congressional programme, the prospect
is good for an early removal Of disabilities.
So late as II fortnight since, at Wheeling,
General GRANT declared that il was lime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

tina. the disabilities imposed on account OF
tho war should be removed. His words
were " DISCRIMINATION on account Of par
"hc'patjon in the rebellion should noe
cease" His policy in this line has been
consistent and persistent. With his word.
and the general popular sentiment TO back
him. We may hope foran end, and that soon,
to these discriminating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

DEMONAL.-PA INE 4 CO., -uc-
Ia tloucers and Commission Merchants, have
removed 10 the large and elegant new warehouses
Nos. 1902 and 1901 Main street, aud u i'll open the
business OF thc season with very large and at
tractlye CATALOGUE SALE on NEDNES-
DAY, October 9Th. Sc ss-~lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

NOTICE.--Since the destruction Of our
~ works By Ere wc have located ourselves tenn
porarily 1T ISL CARY STREET, next door 10 1T
finger / Edmond.
Ne have Il small lot Of ClDER MILLS,
WHEAT-FASS. and SrkAW-cuTIERS, saved
from the fire. that wo Will sci! III very low prices.
92-?w j, W. CARDWELL s co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Rc7- CARPETS! CARpETS!!-A large
stock If CARPETS. FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
RUGS. &C., &C., now being landed.
BREEDES & FOX,
No. .0l Broad street.
CARPETS MADE AND LAID upon The short
est notice. sc -"-io'
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THE LEGISLATURE.
THEIR DATEsS.

ARRIVAL OF GATES.
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" +. f.
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
So ECIFICS

ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
a cure In every case when properly applied. To
persons suffering with rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains Of the Limbs and Joints, Il gives relief after
4 few applications.
The proprietor Of the +. F. T.. SPECIFICS,
having been applied 10 frequently by persons az
fctcd, now takes this method Of Informing the
public that Lc has arranged his Office 1T No. lil6
Broad street, where he viii undertake to cure with
his "%pcciHcs' = any person suffering with Rhcu-
matisln. Lgmb2Eo, or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints, or will call at patients residences II dc
sired. and guarantees 10 effect 4 cure with his
SPECIFICS only In all cases.
ELIAS'S E:FFCTJAL ELINIE for the GER
tain cure Of Dyscntcry, DiarrhTa: and all Bowel
disorders. TIE proprietor Of the T.. F.. Z. SPE-
CIFICS c.n prove by some Of our wcll-known citi-
zcns who have tried ii that the 'EliXlrn works
like magic In ali cases, and i" sill cure all per-
sous afflicted al his Office, call At patients resi-
dcnrcs al any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t i positive cure for
Sick stomach and General Debility and rs i tonic
Is second to none.
The +. I. F.. SPECIFICS are for sale By all the
principal! druggists at retail and by the propric
tor 1t hi7 Office No. 1915 Broad street. None gen
uinc without the proprlctor's photograph and Sig
nature sc27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

nIL, OIL, OlL.-l0O barrels PETROLIA
" OIL for sale Warranted not to explode.
Twenty per cent. cheaper than In Baltimore
- - 1T l52, MAIN STREET.
DETROLIF- OIL COMPANY-OrrIcy.
i les MAIN STREET. kICas.GNp, vA.-Iho
PEIROIlA OIL Is the safest, cheapest. c!uaur4t,
aud gives the test light. Warranted not 10 tN>
plode. Sold only I'm barrels. - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN \ ASSOCIATION FOR TlfEj
BENEFIT or TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, :
RICHMOND OrinhIr 4 ls6n- !


A CARD.-The undersigned consider it
N due to themselves rs directors, and 10 their
agent. operating under their directions. to publish
the following statement. The Association was or
ganiZcd aCrccably TO its charter, and has been dill
igcnt 10 Avoid any infraction Of law. Ii has been
and now occupied in the effort to procure means
Tor the charitable purposes prescribed in It's char
ier " it'll this yiewa competent gentleman, Mr. j.
L. Butts, was employed rs agent, and placed under
satisfactory bonds for his fidelity also requiring
his strict conformity 10 law in the management Of
The business. Thus far we have no reason 10 be
licyc that his management has been other than
legal and proper, and the results 10 this date are
the accumulation Of L considerable fund, which
has been Invested In State stock, 10 be applied
solely To the relief OF widows and orphans 10 whom
the Board In It's discretion decide 10 dispense It.
III Is therefore unchartabe 70 circulate such mis-
representations rs have appeared In several news
papers, and the undersigned hereto sign their
names Is directors, affirming the foregoing state
mcu,.
HENRY \. WISE,
THOMAS +. BALLARD,
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
f.. NJ. GARNETT,
G. Q. TOMPkINS,
JOHN JOHNS, JR,
GEORGE ID. WISE,
j. G. CABELI. II. D.,
&C Sits +. 7, TURNER,
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SPECIAL wITIrES.

n~S- BREEDEN & FOX,
No. i01 BROAD STREET,
are now opening
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
1se 93-l0tl
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TAIsRYE.D.

In Richmond. on the 10Th September By Rev. DR..
Jct"r Mr.. JOHN &. FE%SJM I" Mis- ELLEN
SMODT both Of Richmond.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Al Bclmcad, Powhatan county, Va, on the osth
September, 10y the Rev. j II. Morrison. -. CARY
Il. WILSON, OF Norfolk. Va. 10 COURTNEY
BoWDplN. daughter of III" late General Philip
-. George Cooke. No cards.
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PROPOSALS.

AND ONO RAILEoAD COMPANY
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER AND
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, October ., 1859. J
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i by the undersigned uuti the 9TH INSTANT
for COVERING WITH TIN (hcst ]. c. loaded
charcoal platel the roofs of the Cow Pasture and
Wilson'S Creek bridges-say sixty squares more or
less. H. ID. WIfiTCOMB
&c !-teth Oct General Superintendent.
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about the part taken by the country
in the gold gambling which eliminated in
such abOminablc scenes in the past two
weeks. The New York World Of Saturday
touches il slightly. II announces that i'm
mcnSc losses have been sustained in towns
and cities OF the interior rs far of rs the
Mississippi.
We have long known the process By
which the gamblers in Wall street r0ped in
the country mOney-dcalers. They work the
telegraph to great advantage. That instru-
mcnt conveys Il sensation in Wall street TO
the uttcrmost parts Of the Union, and slim
ulatcS the disposition to speculate. Orders
by telegraph are rs promptly tiled rs though
the persons sending them were present in
Wall street. But see: They are altogether
ut the mercy Of men who have no mercy.
and whose ways and means for cheating and
swindling outsiders are innumerable.
When country people deal in gold by tclc
graph they are playing with the great tiger
Of Wall street, and are incontincntly
" cllawcd up" The Union is Strcwed with
persons wrecked in the sen OF gold spccula-
ton. it would amaze the world TO know
how many there are who have met this fate
and how many hundreds OF thousands of
country capital have been swallowed up i'll
Wall street by gold spcculationS.
Indeed, New York. instead of being the
great lender Of money she is claimcd to be,
is 1 great borrower. Being the settling
point, that city has always millions Of coun-
try capital sent there to meet drafts, with
which business and speculation are con-
Quoted. That is unavoidable. But let coun-
try people beware of gold speculations OF
playing III any manner with the "ti@er"
Of Wall street.
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60 SI.-..Si 80 ss--JSz-I
ED,

IT Pcmpton, y j., September G2ih. MYRTLE,
infant d sugter Of Rev. Edward l.. and ". Virgil
nit Icrhunc, aged seven months and twenty TX
days.
In Richmond, October 9Th. WILLIAM P. HILL.
VI. D., OF pneumonia hi HI tiirty-third year.
His funeral will take place ut The residence Of his
ID. II. Berry, Esq, on Cary
street between First and Second. III half-pa.t 3
O'Clock TODAY, october 9Th.
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CLOTHING.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.-All mem
Y bcTs OF the same who dcs.r2
CLOT III n q ,,,
are rcninaed Thar the oil lcstablshcd mouse - syn
open 10 discerning public for The purpose .. a.,
nnns,Tg. Et3frhT@t. III ] con shy ~ tIat my
stock il the LARGEST, IASTIEsT -, ; :, ~ -!
CIEAPENT. and most ATTRhCJlFE1 eTcr
offered i'm Ills market. CaG and examine IL, huu
1~'''' WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
OK 1868 Main street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16
MARK TWAIN's FIRST LECTURE.

Mark Twain made speech at banquet in
his honor in Pittsburg, recently, in which he
thus described his debut in the lecture field:
had been told not to undertake to lecture
by almost every one talked with on the sub
ect. Some of my most intimate friends said
to me that / would make bigger fool of my
self than 1 really was. Take and sell the arti-
Gle you have written; it is good enough for a
magazine, but you can't read it acceptably be.
fore an audience. However, was bent on
delivering lecture, and 1 finally found encour-
agement in an old newspaper man of San Fran
cisco. He advised me to 60 in and secure
large house for my initial effort, but told him
that thought it would be advisable to start a
small house. Mcguire, who owns the Opera
House in San Francisco, rented me his build
ing for $50, and [ secured an old circus man to
attend to the heavy business. The town was
well placarded, but on the morning previous
to the lecture l cursed myself for announcing
reserved seats. However, went down to the
theatre about four o'clock in the afternoon,
and there l found my friend in the box-office,
where had placed him. Every seat in the
house had been sold, and upon making this dis
covery half resolved to leave town, but my
friend wouldn't let me. The house was opened
at seven o'clock, and the lecture was annOun-
ceu 10 cOllnneIlce dG tlSHt 1HiI L ulISlb dc-
custom myself to the place l went down about
six o'clock, but was in terrible sweat, and
such torture as ] was possessed of never
want to experience again. | slid in softly SO
that no one could see me, and went cropping
and shiverng among Odd-looklng castles, forts
and other stage things, until found the cur
tain, and by peeping through hole in it saw
| that the house was crammed full of people.
At this discovery my alarm increased and if |
had felt bad before now was worse. Drops
OF sweat fell when thought that if | should
90 out there and make bOtch, there were
men enough to eat me up. However, had
taken the precaution to get six good men, and
procure them seats in the first row. When
said anything that resembled a joke, they were
to go it no the floor as hard as they could. If
the Jokes were very obscure and the audience
wouldn't see it, was to look at my six men in
the front row, and smile, as the signal for an
uproar, which upon every occasion was
promptly answered. went on at last in such
a sweat that | was obliged to lean on a bench
for support, but in few minutes my fellows
made such outrageous applause that half re-
covered, and was actually surprised myself at
the number of jokes related. l went on swim
mlngly, interspersed my jokes with pathos and
when in this strain | happened to catch the eye
of lady in a box l was acquainted with, and
| accordingly smiled gently. Instantly it was
caught up and responded to by the six men in
the front row and upon this occasion they did
their best.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

RADICALS IN MISSISSIPPI. - The Radical
negroes in Mississippi are raising the very old
"Ned," by beating and numbering Conserva-
tves and Democrats. Ames will pay little if
any attention to such "loyal amusements," as
it is being done in the interests of the Radical
Iarty, but if Conservative or Democrat finds
negro stealing his chickens and should "put
a head on him." Radical papers throughout the
length and breadth o: the land would unite in
ar agonizing howl over the outrages committed
on the freedmen and demand that additional
troops be sent to Mississippi to protect the
"naton's wards"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

DEAD.-P. b. Forster, one of the proprie'
tors of the Call, died in San Francisco, about
two weeks ago. His lite was insured for S40.
600. Having once laid in trance for sixty
hours he had fears of being buried alive, and
a post mortem examination was made upon his
body which revealed the fact that his heart
and lungs were diseased to such an extent as
to cause surprise that he had lived as long as
he did
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16
IDAHO CITY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1862
BURLINGAME'S MISSION.

bUhI1NCAMES . M1SSAON.
Late dispatches state that Burlngame, the
Chinese ambassador, has authorized the state
ment that the Chinese Government approves
his course, and that the constant reports of dis
satisfaction by the Chinese Government with
his mission originated in China among those
opposed to American civilization and on other
grounds. He also states that the completion
of his mission would be complete interna-
tional triumph for China, and would place her
among the controlling nations of the world. It
would appear, from this volunteer statement
Oil the part of Mr.. Burlingame, that the Chi
nese themselves are attempting to break up his
negotiations on the ground that they are op.
posed to American civilization, etc, and that
the success of his mission would be complete
international triumph on the part of China,
aud would place her among the controlling ma
tiOns of the wOrld-in the front rank-and con.
sequently, as natural sequence, give China.
men the right to be naturalzed as citizens in
the United States. During the recent State
elections in California and in the East Radi.
cal politicians denied that the ratification of the
China treaty would confer any such right, but
if the success of the mission results as Burlin.
game says we don't see how the American
Government cal discriminate between China
men and the resident foreigners of the most
favored nations. China would then be among
the most favored nations, and their people re.
siding in America would be entitled to all the
rights and privileges Ct those Of any other na.
tionality. Mr.. Burlingalne, who is shining
light among Radicals, born in Massachusetts
and still claiming to be an American citizen
by his declaration admits that he is endeavor.
ing, to the extent Of his ability, to secure a
complete international triumph for the Chinese
as against his own white countrymen; but he
is not much worse than the balance of his par
~. who have not only given negroes the right
to vote and hold office in the Southern States
aud also favor admitting Cinnamon to the bal
lot box, but are endcavorng in every possible
manner to continue the exclusion of the South
crn whites from the same privileges. Charles
Sumncr, the drdnt courier of Radlcaism and
high priest at the ebony shrine, has recently
announced that the Radical party should ad
NIT Cinnamon, and in fact every other race o
quasi human beings, to all the rights and priv
lcees of citizenship, and is proclaiming the so
cal and political equality of all races under the
sun. There is probably no race on earth but
what would be degraded by being placed on ar
equality with Sumner, but the Democratic par
ty, and in fact the members of any other party
who have any self respect, vii! most assured!
repudiate such disgusting and revolving propo
stions and object to this horrible degradation
OF the white race for the purpose of allowing
Sumner to find his level.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

AT an industrial exhibition in Vienna, new
product of art is to be seen, says an exchange,
consisting of various articles of spun glass,
such as head dresses ribbons, bracelets, cuffs,
collars, watch chains, ostrich feathers, and the
like. They are the product of a Partisan man.
utacturer. The thread is reported to be as
fine as a SPIDERS web, and as strong as wool,
but more beautiful In appearance. The thread
may be used for knitting or sewing.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

PATRIOTIC President of the Gu.
ban Republic, has forwarded to the Cuban
Junta in New York City, a casket of jewels,
valued at twenty FIVE thousand dollars in gold
with instructions to sell them for the benefit OF
the patriot army. His wife contributed her
iewelry, valued at $4,000, for the same pur.
nose
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observation-disclosures Kane, the switch
tender on the Western Pacific Railroad, who
was arrested on the charge of manslaughter,
in being the party responsible for the terrible
accident on that road, has had his examination
and been discharged from custody as innocent
of the charge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

SEA SERPENTs.-The question as to the ex.
istence of sea serpents is again revived. The
captain of a Scotch bark reports that on the
edge of the Gulf Stream, 200 miles east of Del
aware bay he saw two, of which one was 20
feet long and or inches thick, and the other
about feet long.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

CONE back, sir; that's not the road" said
Lord Egngton to tresspasser in his park.
"Do We ken whaur I'm gaun ?" said the offend
er. "No," replied his lordship. "Weel hoo
the dell do ye ken whether this be the road or
Q"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

THE ONO RIVER BRIDGE.-The span Of
the Ohio river bridge over the Indiana chan
mel, at Louisville, was swung on its bearings on
the 9th of November. 1t is 400 feet long and
the largest in the United States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

CABLE CoMPLETED.-Thes submarine cable
between Sweden ard Finland has recently
been completed, thus securing telegraphic COM
mupication with the whole Russian Empire.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

PETIrIoN.-A petition to Congress to recog
nize the beigerent rights of the Cubans re-
ceived fifty thousand signatures in three days
in Philadelphia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

CHAILENGE.-Jo. Coburn, who claims to
be champion of America in the prize ring has
published a challenge to fight Tom Allen, in
California, for any sum from $4,000 to $40 900.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

A STRIKE THREATENED.-The proprietors
of newspapers in San Francisco being about to
reduce the price of composition, all the print
ers have threatened "strike."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

VIGILANTEs.-A Vigilance Committee is at
work in Omaha driving out thieves and disrep-
utable characters, giving them short notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

TEXAS gentlemen are loosing their old pro-
fciency with the pistol. A Galveston editor
has been shot at twenty-one times within
short period, and not once hurt. Sa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

MARK TWAIN thinks that the woman who
marnes Anna Dickinson will have capable
protector. !. NV. 4. -s-~a .s4s II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

THE Rev. Mr.. Richardson, of Washington,
Ohio, is one hundred and six years of age. In
point of "odness" he claims to be the champs
on preacher of the world.
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Fare, Each Way, 81 3O---Coin.
BOiSc IS1S sin Illness:

Leave Stage Office in Idaho City, for Centcrvlle Pa-
ceryiilc and Granite Creek every afternoon, imme-
diacy after the arrival Of the stage frem Roisc City
Leave rlacervillc every morning. for ldaho CITY,
and connect with the stage for Boise City.
Leave Idaho City, via CcntervIile at o CLOCK every
morning. :,
Leave Pioneer City for Idaho City, at 2oclock
every afternoon.
Each way the stages will stop short time in Cen
tervlllc.
For Passage fare or charges on Fast Freight apply
at the Stage Office in the Luna House. Idaho City, to
10. PINKHANI, General Agent,
or in Boise City, to EB. PlNkHAM, Propr.
June II, 1S69-tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

-T1RNEYS AND COCNSELORS AT LAW, IDA
/ 1C,.v. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
-, = .,, uE Congress q: July 26, 1856. OFFIcE-On
g.n s.-.-t. orruslte Andrews x Co.'S store. nltt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16
Professional Qara5.
SAN'L 4. MERRITT,

~r1rNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
J +,- ~, Commercial street, second door above
1 ..4c: LoUs-. hIu.
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