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The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
say /. together. we will


SOUNDED at the sub
6nent going on in this
try a drive into the
county in any direction from Hickman
brings to the view new farms and farm
houses. The cry of hard times is con-
tinued, but the hammer of industry and
improvement is heard in. every direction.
We have no means of ascertaining the
number of new houses being erected, or
the extent the population is increasing,
but it is plain to be seen that we are
largely on the increase. In few more
years the little county Of Fulton will
favorabiy compare in wealthand popu-
lation with some of the larger counties
Of the State. As natural consequence
the trade of Hickman will proportion
ately grow, and our material prosperity
increase in every way. Our town itself
viii soon be alive to Improvement. With
the return of spring number of new
houses are to be commenced, and among
them We have some promises of two new
churches, the Christian and C. 2. Pres
byterian.
Hickman now presents the evidences
Of substantial Improvement. We are
not calculating upon visionary schemes,
such as immense railroad connections
and transformations, or large manufac-
turing establishments impossible to be
erected or sustained in this locality We
have passed that period; and now look
to the merits of thrifty, industrious,
energetic, increasing population, to build
up our town and country. The mush
room idea of some towns, or cities So
called, basing their hope Of prosperity
on railroads, etc, must explode, and
leave its posscssors hopelessly bankrupt,
unless aided and sustained by the mate
rial wealth of its surrounding country.
This surrounding country, Hickman
has, and the population is rapidly coming
in. The German, the thrifty, industri
Gus, economical, enterprising German, is
becoming with US principal element of
strength and success. The location of
our country is admirably adapted to
their inclinations and avocations. Ths
good number already here, with their
N.chools, German church, Ger
= etc, together with their
s.: -::: : i: !: IS: q: :.::.:: s: s:
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

James Mallory, Grocer Merchant,
Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

of hiseAeighbor, hnd
IS an Instrument to rem
jurs of amusement sub
pause Of virtue. Let US
sirtuous, Intelligent
lad the esoet upon society,
6ld, male and fesnals.porally, y,
ia physically wisR 2 At and
hoat our community.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

vi OtLCALheht&f AAL :
81 hog" that Spring was full
~ous, SO near that we could
p:sqagentle gales tanning their
lngs, dispensing their native
I'd whispering softly that
hn one month of balmy
ssile rude winter Monday,
<nIts forehead wrapt in clouds
and hair concealed and filed
et, dispelled the bright prognos-
ms, and made all laugh at ground
and all who believe in q weather
81 As disagreeable, cold, and Bit
as tie change is, it is scene of
nterest to persons of reflection and con
felpplation, and with all its chilly un-
- - .asantness, the vicissitude conveys to
b proof and exhibition of the wise
benevolent contrivances of Him, the
ather, who alone rules the seasons and
s'n with certainty prophecy of the
eather. Some cannot recognize any
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

Il
wonder why we are not at all times bless
Ia with the gay flowers of Spring, the
&e1uriant growths of Summer, or the
kfSh harvest of Autumn and if they
ald construct world of their own,
Fsuld have no chilling blasts and driv-
kpg SHOWS, desolated fields and naked
kss- But in the wise appointment of
= 80 each season comes, attended
=, benefits, and beauties, and pleas
kch is dependent upon the other,
adds beauty to the other. The
Wife of the natural world, is
preaching to man lesson by
oVern his own life. So let us
assion shall aste 81 kRt the
young in the SS0S its
nor Incidence, nor vice,
Use of the heart in its
Shall the summer of life
moral beauty; and the
cheered with pleasing
past, and bright hopes
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

The City Council =
the thanks of our
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

land the mind as we'll in
on than before. HOSTET-
on the other hand, con-
'ii properties Of the most
and Alternative roots, barks
u heir active principal is the
lrt exciting, and most inocu-
sfsive stimulants.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-13

tetSlnasmitteI ntigtuau0t habeii, mi
defebiid1e lB6bIer bon lue ilbnIig .Oes
SEnhIred5tes abauidreden, Tam Id uab
mir i'd ttidbt be9Iaibioen, 0aB &c ,,res
uefmabia, ben @eieken oes Gtaates
Get1aB erpdbIt iuoroen iFH @as
il,ttner Mn0ere iiber Meine @fliht benz.
Ten tn6aen, ID, iDerbe ueOsr in ieinetR
l@srtifcat, nod III aifoeter a8eile err
6aB bic 9BabL In goMdties ODER
Siltriften regeIre6t mar 100 i'd anltIidl
peiB, Dap Re ilidt regelre1t sewefen
1T.
! Sinf6tIia Oieler gefdIuBnabmsn
BIN i'd eIldIi6er @eiie bon bieler
Observation-Disclosures befreit unO StUar
.bnrA bic Sbatia1e, boB r1ciae Gnts
f6eibung lli1t enbSiltig ilf. 1 Nie
Jraee IT nod fur gntfdeienns ees
GonereIeS often.
Gum .8eugnib beiIen bobe i'd Oas
s8orlfebenoe in Dem Ggecutib 7 Depars
teulent untersei1net ilnO Das grOBe
Sieed Des @tonfes anbeften IaRen,
am II. Sebruar 1869. -
0Siltant O. 8rCtDnlcie. )
feb13, 3nl.
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Gtaot Eennellee
@recntib : Departemellt,
lorbille. ben 10. 6eb. 1869.

re- gerf6bnun9sIund.-
Nlor9en BOgnittag ii Der SurnerhoAe
groBer 8erf0bnun9sInn6. RolnnttQ[lIe
bin; flalnentli& Oie, ipeL@e einen @blifs
tef i'm Qluge Des Na1baren entOedf bas
ben unD ben 0alfeR i'm eieenen nid5t
feben.
81 Oenft 6emba6 anO
9iene" iipOr0em 9l6enD Ia Der
GDncDrDia. tebe gGm5eiae.
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saute seDarb am GinIaufeu,
fpnthetifdle @nIrnhe.l

N%es%SeefSve ~1st$s%~ef1 f5sa
,,@nten Morgen, Sante @eiuaro,
Gage mir, no gebf Du bin ?" 's.o
30, i'd 9ebe 3anO mir taitfen, =
Sod folibes immerbin."
Sag mir, Iiebe Sante Setparo,
BeI1e Sorte bait Su germ ?"
sd mills 10 9enau rlibt nebmen,
Sci es nabe ODER fern"
,;@ieb bier, Iiebe Sante Genato,
Meine MusnabI, biibfdes 2ano,
Meldes auf benz @ontinente,
Nie an ferner Wfeere &tranb.
limb aMerit nun, Sante GeparO,
Gieb 6ies @tiid, 70 Biibl@ un6 aro6,
Nei1 an sic un0 Mf0os Mn0 Bals
e men, -
eiebeu N1iIIiOnen bios.
Sier mas Mnbres, Eante GeDarO,
Cine tpunoerlA6he Budt;
RoEfet Bios Stpei MiiIlionett
nnO 1T, mas On ldnsit Sefudt.
@ieb bier, liebe Ednte SeparO,
Oiefe biblbe SnieI an,
$50 10 oft Die grO' erbebet,
giuis feI6ft fur Ssoernsanu.
nnD bort nod bic 6iOl9iesSnieIn,
2isbe Sante, oreife 81,
Du frieelt nod, nebit &annibalens
RradtiGes Eropenlano oasu.
llnb Oas Bette, Gante eeluaro,
Werfe oir's uuo palfe auf,
Sene @erle Der 0lntiIIem
2FieG' ID balo aud gum gerfauf.
glimnlf 0n aIIe, zante Geluars %
,,s1eH, idb Oenle fait, t@ min:
@MiR aIsOann ilar Die 0temnuno. -
Snfel Gam beaablt Die Biu."
lG. s. 8auer.
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Scene GirnlQ.

9as obise @sf9dft 1piro NON .. grewer, ron bel
seitb rigen 5irma @repar unb AIbertion, uno Esm
6enberion Mnter benz Ypnlen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-13
gpesiaI Z O1Dtise,r.

II 4I6eli6ber gDitteruneeireA Eel
brinst 8 anfbeitsn bee RablEOpfss, 9nifen,
@9aupfen Il. s b. berbpr. Sc stsbt fsin
lrtrfIdAtesss 6siIHaittsI basesru ale Der seitiee
gebrau9 Bon % r..Owus grpu9iaI-
Erp6eW Sie iiben einsu SOrtreFli9en
GtnFnB aus unb ibrf Birffrmfsit II bur9
cine SieIiGbrise pbeaeit erptefea, Nus
Seasi9nets10lduue baben.. ibaetf ibr 3euenie
mad rrfpseteul @ebrau9e ausseReut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-13

RstI fnperfein 85.25-5.35, @etsen
$1,000 !; aorn 1915 gts. 3affr
65-76e. Ree-w $34.O0s ROg8sH
ST 25-f 30 Gts.; @trfe @,85-2.0O
Bacon S&uItfrn 144 Gts., GeiteH III bic
fSa Cts. @HtnEtm 1919 Cts; q d uta j
is bis IS gts.; @btsiep 90 Cts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-13
4JrpfIatnatiD1r.

Proclamation.
Sin 8etro9t, baB cine 98abl am B.
Slohenber perigsn Sahres fur a6tWit>
aIieOerDe8 6 0ltNreBes fir Die abt eone
qrebs Gaarifte sint Gtaate Senneiee
ntlos ebeniO cine fur ben 9eiannten
@toat gebalten peroell it; ufO
Sa q. st. 8utler, 9orace Wfopnaro,
Sim. s.. -estefes, gSm. S. 8relier, Sas
ntuel 81. Nrnel nnO Slaac 81. 9awfins
bon reipeftibe Dem grften, 3tpeiten,
9ritten, SSilnften, Gedftetl urto 9iee
benten Dtfriti ais MlitelieOer bes Gin
unO Nersiaiten @onsrebes Onrd cine
Dinloritat bon stDei Bic. 81 5ehntanfeno
beIaufena nno ebeu@o Sobrl s.. Ofo0gs
ers fur Ben 9elaniiiatell Gtant trtpablt
tpOroen fno; unn
Do fein 3tpeifel in 8e3ug auf Die
gEabI Oieler Serren bprIieot, TO babe
id beiite bic 96abl bef1eini9ungen in
.geb0riger SSorn1 fur ie0en Der sbengee
ftatlnten 9erren ausfertigeu lafIen; uno
l.a Daehon BEN 8ierten un0 M9ten
Difrift 8iDifben ben Derfhiebenen RI
.toIilrenben Ganoioaten Streiti9feiteu
eiiber bic BabI sgtftirer;
go unterbreite SD, Wlllen1 y.
BrDmnIoiD, gonbtrneur bon Senneflee,
ote nabftehenDem 2lngaben unD Die
3 GntI1ei0ln9en, 81 tpelaen i'd gelangt
bin, na9Oem idb ale urnitanoe in benz
Sale erluo9en babe:
9lns ben Geri6ten in Der Office bes
@taats lefretars fbeint IS, 0aB i'm
9iertcn Difrift @beape febs5unDert
un0 feds uno fedaig Gtitntleil mebr
erbieIt, als altman. Aaeiu, nod BEE
ribtiaunq Der gertdte mad benz fur
loIAe Sale maaBgebenoen @eIeBe,
s-inDeln Die Mbltimsnune bon QincOIn
Gountb.. berpOrfen iuur6e, neil Die
9Sabl anf @nprDnuns bes GountD Sc
ri@fs gebaIten ilnO bic 8eridte burd
0sn @Orcner aus9efertiat nuroen-
paHreno Das ge1ek borfdreibt, 6aB Der
ReaiIrationss 6 onnlillioner Die Wahs
len su bnlten nnb Die Beridte 5rt err
ftatfen bat; ulin tueil bic Mbltimnun9
! IN 0en GibiIOllfriften Der Counties bon
Goffee urio MarfhnA bertuorfen tpuroe,
noes fiA beraus0efeut bat, boB bic
8ablrihter nidt Den por9el1riebenen
.sGiD aeleilfet hatteH, tuiir0e bic @btinls
nan0s bon ienert Diltrift ipie fOl9t
. fte6etl:: fSlr @beafe 1888 unO fur SiI>
s1llau 3, 705, mas FIR Gilman cine Mas
fOritat bon 1872 ergiebt. Saber fpre9e
i'd Das g ertifIcat Qeipis Sillmar 3u.
r. ~ Sic 8erid1te BON 91ten Siltrift
5ei0gn, DaB Sobn g8. 2eftuitd 1852
@timInen, SIS. s. Smith 5, 543 Gtim<
men une .Sabio q. Nunn ,026 @tims
men erbaIten baben, mas iiir 4eIttpit6
cine Wf0ioritat BON $50 iiber Gnitb
ergisbt,' 9 s
Sd bsriDerfe auf oaS gntfdiebenlte
Die Mbltinmung bon Sipton COUNTY
. ole cine Nusnbnng Der ar0bffen Be-
triaerei, bic tpa6reno Der lekten gBabl
I'm Staote bor0efOmmen lift. gbeniO
babe i'd Die Nbfitnn1ltn9 bon 5aHette
@ountb ausaeuorfen, % ieI9e nit of
fenbarer gerIeblr1g Des BabIgeiebes
'nbeebalten lborOen 1T, NuBetoem err
aiebt Elm lupplementarer 0fri6t Des
Neaiffrations GcnmifiOners fir
isin linen 3aSos' pnn 7l0 esI;,,, . A =,
Gs,,nfssn.1nn 81. s emil i;ssr az 3.
gpitd, ipelt5es Naes @faitb cine flare
Maioritat bon. illebr als eintaufeno
;;be2 qeffuith uiebf g>ssbsIf nm s,,r .ssss
ih bie gbobIbsl SI,einiauno Ss as, ss;gs
az. '''9
g8dre fein anOeres geisb be,folih
) Der GrtbeiIune bon 6ommiifonsrl S o6sr
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NTasfeit= @arbcrpbe
aufl1fnna liner 9artneridaft.

Die @drtnerfbaft, sDeIcbe seifber untgr Dem
Sirmundmen O en- ar Y. MIBerti on beitanoen
bat, ipuoe Eeute IN 6oIge gegenfeitigen nebereins
tomnens aWfgeI5it. ihSen ficb y. g.. Aibertipn gus
riidgesDasn bat. 9IHe meIbe 6oroerungea seaen bic
eeunaitte 6irHn baben, i5nnen biefeIben eisrei6en
nnS GieienissA, TDeI9e t5r f9nben molten eeidH9ft
beftfoit finb antprtfirt, b1filr 81 quittiten,
Den Is. Desen1ber 1858,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-13
0eiraths it(ignusen bon Lester
N RnfIe

Sames Na5pnep NIT GIiaa Dpnuofan.
Mnbrem s. SObniou NIT Eanep Subnfo9i.
Sobn Rannine NIT Narp 2alp.
3boHlas Tranae NIT Garob @. 6o1utborne.
Samuel 6. MdribdH NIT Gmma 3. Ufagrane.
3. $. Site init soiepbisie 8. 9etf.
CHARLES s.. 9dgIe nit GbtiJtina Sanders.
@eorge 81. 9npre NIT 9. 9Inn Suder.
Ben. A..Gbeppberb nit glattie s.. COMO.
glu5aSfAt nurbat nu4 Seiratts- 9iseufs an
6Ht fartfee Yaare ertbeilt.
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Sretpar II. &euOerfpiI

Iiaenffrte plumbers,
30. "a ebur9ftraRe, SbiIen untsrbaIb Der g. ..
\ WafbbiIIG SenM.
forteeEiibrt mo- e bereit finb, aIe in ibr Sad 6Ias
geoeH ArbeiteI 5ufihren nHo 3tpar IN ber putts
libffen uiio rorsuglt9ften Beiie.
3 NIHm5ers gDfateriaIien an Panh nnn ,u Der
taufen. @erontes BIet, 8leit6bren. BtetftangeH
GtterHenpumpe1l, arteif1e Yumpens Alepampen unb
iberbaupt 9unEpeti ieoer Mrt, 8dbeioannen, Gai1=
Rdnee, 99aiIereIaiets, 8inn in BI6den, 9pbrnnts,S
4isrs Sb9mpeeiilgT ule Raf9b edsns 9abne, S4ldus
iDhren tno 0aiHptnppnrate, Tumpffpetfens @entiIe
&c. M9enten ffir ben BertauF con Glarf q. Bros
ian7 IM
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gaeaael ssa 1sn de6IneE 1899.
stdSt lllla gtadt.
s(otntsn SCI tts. gtaatss &,

Die foEeenben 9effett iinS ~ filelste
Iarnlne, geIber 1aft sinsuaiebsn nuo N ntt1eren
same5l st 1llftEtfglf q ss
g. 81. gAleier, sstcgrtIle Germ. 9s
Senrp gfDls @enpbts Fenn, Il.
q. 0raue, pdbAeab, ap.
Sacpb GiieIes glevU gIIpuap u,,o SSefieriOnstas,
Snos sss.s#.s as4 s,.si sss..sss4 81 81 go. y.
g. M. 9fiiser. SAG alain etrobe, Cincinnati,
eCreHs S6bIeiu, eaabasEe sDDio. lla. s
sIua,.a 6cebtter. gfspgIdnb bios
CharIsS NReDssI u go !, 81 PART gsorD, gseO gort
e. Ndmfdb et.b e1sy GBdtlfdaOcs ga, FennI {
VI. Saffser. 9atton Ga.
q. S. MIbes ir.s aoiaIsAsents s
Genrp MIbeS f., aeitines gOIpOttear.
Geo. Sfenfaeir uDn glurtspiue, getienSer agent
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HN 8aniiItoru GcOnep 80. 60. gyoaSIrase
transpOrtiren @aaren fORenfrei an ibre ssanSen IN
Rafbpile lnb eheefeIs.
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LlTERARY- ITEMS.

1t will be seen by our advertising columns
that the London publishing house Of Macmillan Co
have opened an agency in this city under the manage
ment OF MI George Brett at the shop in Beeckerst
formerly occupied by Fields osgood & Co. Messrs
Macmillan Co. distinguished for tie high character
and mechanical excellence OF their books and we shall
be glad this arrangement enables them to secure
wider circulation for their publications than they have
hitherto had in this country They VIII be able to make
q great reduction in prices at any rate.
A writer in The Christian IntelHgenceT, sign
ing himself Puritan" Mr.. Beecher OF Vailed
Profanity" in one of his contributions 20 The Ledger, and
draws from the reverend gentleman efectual reply
We quote part Of It:
H,n, Ward Beer saws: Only e1;emibate the Canada
thistle is 70 pant crop and propose 70 make nouey out 81 H.
Tbeo worms guav bugs VIII bite beetles will bore IT, aphdss
Ridew N blight will cover it,
And now guess, II you what harm lies eouched IN
these words Put your spectaces Nothing wrong, do
You sayl Oh but there is Yot Scotch Irish Presby
terap and can't heresy Fe for shame TO be beaten
by Dntehman! Now, let fteilgeRcers man express
himself. The italics are his, not mlne.
These beetles apdes heat and mdew are The Ineen-
Of God II they seuthey an Grand Cr cod Nov"
the above extract has point that when MANKIND plant og OF
This rs exquisite! II mldew attacks nv grapevnes,
it is Oa Grand for God. and If sprinkle II with
sulphur a remedy, put birthstone into the very race
Of Gods messengeT When IL rGlnsis not rain, 700,
Gods nesseucerfd Puritan dare 70 open blasphe
umbrella and push 1t up IN the very race Oh th s
Goods messengers "-measles canker-rash dysSntcIS
searleteverw It be very great SIN 10 senu AOI
doctor purpose that he might resist THESE uNhe
sengefs There insects when ATTACK meIi, ae"I
enc of which we set up combs and against another SUI
Phur "Nay1 saws Puritan " II they are sent hey arc
on Gn eTTopd for G0d"
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HAN CIVILIZATIONS
.HARPER' ,,.a,z,nr
NEW MONTHLY MAdAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1863
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE RICH ROCKIES 49, NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING above the snoWLAne-Ine fo'o
hs. ou,s, Cola Hill and Silver CtyThe Nele-FJramio
Laie-Strabge Tuh-Ths Carson Shk-hgn "Aief-ins y
R,nre-Csbon in The Ruby Rngeshing Sand h0und-AOO'e
the shoshOBe Pals-Natural Bridge
THE BYB AND THE CAMERA -, -,,. a..
ILLrsrRArIoSa-Tbe Photographic CAmera-PhoOgrapn OP
rating ROom-Tbe Inverted Image-Tbe EJeoall-Ine D
ber-seetou ofthe Bye-Reversed Image ID 'ne D"A NJ
The Three Aspects Of the Hapd-TknT stereoeopc fee "
Near obiects-stereocOpie Csmera-sHdiug ssreOseOpe
OUT IN STREBTs.
BORDER "REMINISCENCES
Dsmounted CSvslyA DenOralled Negro
'LooL- G.yere Mister pa Scene In Court
A SUMNER FRIEND.
A HEALTH TRIP TO BRAZIL
lLIusrRArioSa-strss Scene PernAmbueOCharOtie Amae
81 DEMONSTRATING DOphiD-PsIa from the RiVsr-The En-
yros fPara-Snake MehAn-honkeJs for Sae-Penamoueo-
Street In CaPsck HOrsesFleet Of JagSndas-
suburbs ofPemambueOBahA from the BaJ-A'enue Of Palms
Market Scene Bahia
BOB WHITE
MISUNDERSTANDING Bob wbss-The True ouhl-HsAd Of
Bob White Life slIe-COvsy AamedHesd Of California Valley
Quail Life sheffield Of California Mountain Quail Life Size
IN QUIET DAYS
BRAVE LADY By the Author Of JOIN HALIFAX GENTLEMAN"
ILIusrRAuoss-" Mamma, you bnBE Coed Ns"E'-" Mar
hageisA Great Mystery"
CHANGE
An AUTHORS MEMORIES OF AUTHORS
ILLusrRAroEs-s. c. HAlI-Mrs 8. c. Hall
THB FOSTER BROTHERS.
TOO CLEVER BY HALF
THB PROGRESS or ELECTRICITY.
LBAHDBR DoOLITTLR
MY BNRMYs DAUGHTER BY JUSTIN hCARTBL
CEAPTER XVI Lila Gone.
CHAPTER XVII The CoBspirAtOL
CHAPTER xviii "Ab, III Mind that Garden Eas In
ebAned."
ILLusrRA TIoN-Saahs and l.
GOING OVER TO THE ENEMY.
THE PURITAN CAPTAIN
THE NBW TIMOTHY. PART K
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS BOOK TABLE
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
EDITORS DRAWER
TERMS FOR HARPRRs MAGAZINE WEEKLY AND Bazaar
MAGAZINE, One Copy for One Year.....'....''''s4W
WEEKLY one Copy for ous YeAr.........'''.''"' sd
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HEpyRs MAGAZINE WEEKLT aud HARPERs bAAh o'
one year, so; or GnT two for 81
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