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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-10-07

IA We publish the following
byiequest :s. .'. ..,. ." ~..: - ~
AT a meeting of Washington
Steam Fire Engine company, No.
/, Galveston, Texas, the following
preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously adopted, ..r. . "..,
Whereas, Captain Joseph Gin
nifty, a member of this company,
commanding the schooner Gala
han, was lost together with his
vessel, in a storm off the Texas
coast on the 10Th day of August,
1869, therefore be it sala - .au
Resolved, That this company
has learned with, profound regret,
Of, Captain Ginnity, who was in all
respects, Q model tiremani and a
good citizen. .rt....f.,. -,2i.a.
That this company desires to
place upon the record the fact
that the deceased was an active
and jealous member, OF this body,
ever ready to respond to the alarm
bell, and, obey the trumpet Of. his
foreman, No fireman battled more
manfully with the devouring ele-
ment, or went with more alacrity
to the assistance Of others, than
he; and the only reward he desir-
ed, was the consciousness, that he
had done his duty. a- al1 M ~g,aa
That this company sincerely
sympathize with the friends and
relatives of our deceased comrade.
That this company. wear the
usual insignia OF mourning for
thirty days, and. that the city press
be requested to publish these res.
uol1ti0ns. .. .-l ..'. .1-f" ..-.... A.
g. MoKERNoN, A, MUM, ~ y
M. A, DAyEY, ~. ATKINS,
v. MCILHEENY,
sHtI @tE 1Nad2 9EEC8 UCl0TaInikken
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Notice Of Partnership.

~ 81 @aaF ~ " &F+
THE partnership formerly existing be-
l. tween Daniel Coos and Frederick
G., .Moeling, pnder the style Of "Goos
& Moeling" has been recently changed
as follows to wit b.; The. partnership
name in Louisiana is aGoos "a o., "and
in Texas is "Moeling & CO." The part
ners in Louisiana and Texas continue
the same--yiz: Daniel Coos and Fred
erick G.. Moeling. .va..a a..,sa
The creditors of the former firm Of
Coos & Moeling, are requested to pre-
sent their claims without delay, and
those indebted to said former firm will
please make immediate payment.
. Address,
COOS & CO., .0g Gte.1
Lake Charles, Caloasieu Parish, La.
MOELING * CO.,
'.a Galveston, Texas.
Sept, 90, A. sIGy3ltt "
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Lodge No. 1875.

come before them, Co Wit. HW
The adoption Of the new By Laws AZ
the Lodge, presented at tho last meet
~, LEVEQUE, Nv. nd.
VIII HASKELL. Secretary.
Lake Charles. Sept %. 1863, 81
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Total S402 go
G.. BARBE,

State Collector for the Pa q ! 5lla Of
Calcasieu. ..r ia. .an-.-.aL.a
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n nHa
H. "Try is q great word,
thoughitmlsters only three letters,
IT is the story Of every achieve
ment, from great to small, that
the world has ever seen. The
presence OF absence Of it's spirit is
Tie mark which distinguishes the
difference in men. The lad OF
young man who says he will try,
and means IL, ID che one who by
and bY will succeed. The head on
his shoulders ID the go-ahead, the
kind which AN good folks admire
snd which is a credit and profit
10 itselfc.
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between legal hours an the right,
title. interest and demand of Aus
tin Clifton, to the following de-
scriBed property, to wit:TlE7aa-2
Five acres Of land situated on
the west side of the Calcasieu riv-
u er in this Parish,2 being, IN section
80 township 10 south range ?
vest Together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon
erected, consisting Of ne store
house, dwelling house,. office, fen
cling a&c.w Known2asstherUnder-
.zpT7oo9 No.? BUILDINGS ra"bro Lttny b9naa
w. Ssh shor rff5s - Office, Lake Charles
Calcasieu Parish, Sept. 18th 1859.
a"'sj.esyEb rna "fslz j! REID,
.en74" TE-@" ." 5H.r&2 ,alyov Sheriff.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.

s>S r, f>1 \ = 81 III VT
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Succession de Alexandra He
:'.- I .'" 1"abCrt. III ..va4mg
Etat de Ia Louisianne3hl Cour DEF
Paroisse Calcasieu Preuves.

A TTENDU que, Clarisso Btoussdrd,
N de 'cette' paroiSse, administrators
de ditto Succession, a. d6pogG On ,cette
cour, un tableau prov;isoir6 ct conpto
dc son administration de tlite succession,
ayec petition demandant Reconsideration
d'icelui. 2T9.FJ .rv"8Hr IN io saG I'M
En- Consequence, avis est par 10 pres
ent donn6 aux interress6s, que.si oppo.
sition n Fest faite ct d6pos6e par 6crit an
grefe de Ia dite cour de paroisse, en- h
vile slo Lac Charles, 2daus les trepto
jours qui 2suiEront Ia date de Get avis,
le dit Tableap, ct compile .d'admiuistra-
ton sera approuy6 et.hqmologu6. ST" -
.Donne sous ma signature oficielle,
au Lac Charles on cefte parroiso 90 "a
Aout, 1869. 1 a.. DAVID J. REID
vi .- gapr e@ 10y J,lge dc Paroisse
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ShePi1F2s Sale
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Daniel Coos, vs.. Austin Cliftour
Parish Court No. II, Parish
-. Of Caleasien. ........-.. /

BY virtue of writ Of 4. "a: to
me directed in the above entitled
suit. I viii offer for sale@for cash
at the Conrt House Of this Parish
in the town Of Lake Charles, on
yS YAUa8HHF TaEga aaBaGIauI
Saturday 6thqf NQyemPeTls89,
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S2efial ! Notifes.

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III THE GoUMRNIoAI CouNc1L.--A correspon-
dent Of the ,Pall Mall Gazette writes from
Rpm, ,, under date Of june 25: aal
The Pope Is wholly taken up with the sub.
ject of the Council, so that he apeaks OF moth.
ang else, and seems to think OF nothing else
he has already struck medal which is to
commemorate the event. and intend. to give
one to each bishop. A celebrated physician
here recently said the Council presented O.
great danger to the Hoiv Father who in his
pyesent excited state. WAS not equal to meet
ing opposition, and might have an spoplectic
stroke IL exposed to it. Whether under this
apprehension, or on some other ground mia.
entlnl persons have sought to get the Council
postponed till December, 1870. and the4talian
Journals assert thst this mas been resolved
upon. The gen raj uncertainty about Il fH
evi ifnced in the contracts made with the b1sh-
ops who hava taken apartments, the terms all
requiring the payment OF o months rent iu cd
vance to be f0rTelted if the Council ls post
Sponed. Nevertheless you may 'hs1 asshrha
that the Pope mp TO- this time, remains hr I, In
his detervnfna.t0n ot hpldiny the CoInc;l next
De ember.3 De ~ doubts' .esa supported in In
furposs By the sains i,spositionin the Esencn
MovettSuieasS w,llGh continues to look ydry
3e.Sprabiy On sssaS project. a few days ago tae
AfafQuts de- BaI;ieyi ille had long interview
J, .abQutit WITH ard yal Antoneli. and intin1ated
i that the Enperpr you'd be represented In ths
\, Council bv NJ. Barache. qs. Jsu,a ..S )
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81 '..-r----l.-l--
AFFAIRS IN OR.ANGEB URG.
TO THE EDITOR OF TUE NEWS.
(FaoM our OWN connEspoNpEN1

.E ~ IdG EO1ICh OE TuE NEWS. WI
.ORAHaEBuRa, 8. G., MoNDAx July 19.-The
protracted drought has been disastrous to the
provision crop. The corn IN many places is
rally e ma, materially ,ntured. Scarcely bals the
upon fortnight since. The cotton stands The
fiery q; ordeal better. but markel, ,ninry isrvlsi
an some cases the bolls are; dropping. i ,The
grass ls fast disappe pearlng, aud OF aH afternoon
sncceeding these intense hots daystthe wilted
vegetation presents . -diseouraging aspect.
Oh, for refreshing showers to- gladden. I'd >
hopes Of the planter. Sa.TFAh 81 tci
{ The college building Aornasriy owned and
successfully conducted oythe Rev.lL g. X! Lee
gare us d college for young ladies) .is about
beng repaired Ior occuHpation q as o theologtcil
seminary for coiored candidates; on dU, peut
etre, IN opposition TO- tue efforts Of the Ecu
Inenical Council at Rome. when proposes ope.
rating ON our negro Dopulstlon. Z, It is O sub
ject OF regret that by thls change our 'commtl-
nifty may lose the services OF 1.-the honored AHA;
Reverani q, Mellichanp, whose temporary
home was in this building. &l
The Baptist Church is being improved by
the eiadditon OF o bell In its steepJe and altera-
taonsgso 'ts baptismal font. Il. QuEIouGFo1s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, July 49, Julian E. Leach, son
of the Hon. James ri. Leach. was drowned
while bathing insthe surf at Topsail Sound, on
Saturday. n, "4 S'- "'' -Aa,' a
The Republican party Of this county is divid-
ed into two factions, each of which has can-
didate in the, field to fIl the vacancy in the
Leglslatuae. Nansed by the resignation q GEE:
efal &. G.. Estes. The contest ia the most bit
ter ever known. One promlnent Radical pre-
dicted, to-day that there would be bloodsh sd
before the csnpalgp WAS over. Itiga family
quarrel, and the Conservatives will run no can
didate. One faction, composed Of George e.
French. and other Northern men. have nomi-
mated negro, and the other. which is COM
posed al9sst entirely Of negroes, have nonni-
mated q white man. A strong force Of police
is in attendance at all meetings, and several
slight collisions have already occurred.
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Obituary.

MCNAMEE.-Ii led. in Charleston, on the 7th July
1863, aged Is years, Mrs. NARY ROBINSON McNA.
NEE, relict of the late JAMES MCNAMEB.
She was born in P.ndeton, y o., and for many
years resident of this city Through all the changes
and vicissitudes Of long and eventtul life she Arm
lY held to the promises Of ber Redeemer and the
many acts of benevolence and charity which she
bestowed with unspnrtng hand attested he sincerity
OF her faith. Hhe was mother tn the pcor. IN tie
domestic relations OF life her ge tenees forbearanoe
and love won the respect and 'vene' atien Of all.
cher chlldren rose mp and called her blessed"
Through hor last lingering illness no murmurs es.
capped her suffering lips. =" ny will, not mine. O
LORD !, was ever her humble prayer. until he who
mercifully recalled his proved and faithful servant
May our last end be iike hers.
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xsEAEH 70 THE xwDIAR5

ST. LOUIS, July a9.-Om aha reports say hat
General Carr's recent Indaansvictory was more
cemplete than at hrst stated. Four hundred
mules and horses. large quantity Of powder,
five tons Of dried buffalo and $500 were cap-
turea. The money was given to Alrs. Weitzel,
white woman. who was recaptured. It was
this body Of Indians which fought Colonel
Forsyth last year. A dispatch from st.. Hele-
ma, Montana, says that Major Eastman and
another man were attacked and wounded by
lndians near Fort Benton. The citizens In
retaliation killed three Jndians who were in
town. q ba
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SPARES FRoM EHE WIRES.

igar dealer In Jersey City was arreSted
Serday upon charge of counterfeiting, and
ad to bail.
H8Tbe Cuban flibusters arrested at Gardiner'e
Yhland were not released, but are confined in
1ort Lafayette.
"a. large number of tobacco revenue stamps.
Intended for the West, were destroyed by the
Rrie Railroad accident.
The Guerriere has arrived at New York, from
Rio Janeiro. with sixty-five destitute American
citizens from that port.
The agent OF the Arkansas Emigration Com
phny has gone to San Francisco and China
with funds and letters OF credit.
d Several Thousand Remington rides were
shipped, yesterday, from Havana to sagua IL
Grande, Remedies and Nuevitas, to arm the
volunteers about to take ths field.
% IL the landing Of the French cable IN Mas
sachusetts be forbidden, the managers propose
to lay q cable between st. Pierre and Cuba,
and b obtain connection with the United
States. -
General Writ Adams and Colonel 81. P. Hunt,
representing the Yazoo Valley Railroad, from
Vicksburg to Memnhis. arrived in Washington
yesterday, and leave that place for the North
west to-day.
.s. Mhe partner and chief clerk Of Coutourier l.
90. delivered themselves up yesterday and
were bailed. One hundred and ffty-six thous-
and cigars se.zsd by Collector stockdae were
Nbelled yesterday.
1t is reported that a new Cuban camp has
been established at West Hoboken. NJ. Two
hundred Of the men who were in the GARDENERS
Island expedition and eluded the Vigilance OF
the authorities are said to be IN the camp.
Eight bankers arrested in New York upon O
charge OF usury we're arraigped in the Oyer
and Terminer Court yesterday. .. Three Of
them pleaded; guilty. The Judge announced
that he would not sentence them until The
others had been tried. yc r4r,y ~
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TIE YERGER CASE.
~ tf- -
How ana why It was Postponed.

4 How and why 1t was Postponed.
A Washington letter Of Friday to the Balti-
more Sun says: n g.s q 3
Owing to the importance Of the questions
erai to-day entered INTO written stipulation
with p. Rhillips and James III. Carlisle. Esqs.,
Tor the purpose aOS initiating proceedings by
whish these ,suesti0ns will be bronght before
the Supreme Court IN October next FOR consld-
eration and adiudication:4 In the meantlme
the application 10 lha Chief Justice ior d writ
Of shabeGs 0orpss i, suspended without preiu-
dice to the petitioner. The Uolted States
District Attorney IN MIssiss ppiis d.recled to
lacilitaie any proceedings necessary for the
The Attoraes-Ga General isa au.norized by the
President to- hat no senye,.ce OF military
commission in tina caga viii be carried, into
eh et. save that nee sssa y to the safe custody
e sss IL aas a III q
8 meets the approvaf PIP e ohief- Justice
"a dispatch ak al Of The same date ssys: n f@
\ Much zfiaapp poinrrnent is expressed eat The
failure Of Chief Jnstsoe Chase to decide the
Yerger k0beus corpus casa. The transfer ol
the matter TO the Supreme Court IS considered
jGsticectos decide The vitally important legal
guestlopss WIN Oh necessarily Affect political
questions 0f great moment. As tO jurisdi0ti0h,
tho result 0f Chief Justice Chaseh possp6ne.
ment snpBt tantially decldee thAt either be be-
never ne naB tii6 JiifIedletx0f Or THAT It is 9
dounttul quesli0p tnntI he prefers to be detet.
mined ~ the whole bench OF the Supreme
Court, NJ Il IS y u .g So ~ IN "a. 81 r,.sb e
sAsfo the general merits Of the lega t;cpnlr6
vcYsy, tgeIe 10 no variance ut 0pinion among
sonndsy unbiAsed lawy erss; Xer9er hAH NOT t5eeI
EaxrAigned end tried before 4 cprnpatank tstbu
tal q dshSush he may be guilty ~ satnos
hein0us crSme. such 40 wonld xesult IN hl
! hanging II tired and 00nvfGtSd b. civil oonrt
] he would bs murdered s,papiy IL oonviated AMI
exscn "a under sansenae oR tho nalltax, oonn
Is7esaIng.
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>woarAN,s n1ours IN ENGLAND. Nd.

woAEAN's RIGHTS IN ENGLAND. n*A
LoNDoN, July 19.-rhe first general meeting
of the W.man's Franchise SOCIETY was held
yesterday. Among the distinguished persons
present were the JUNIOR Lord Of the Treasury,
Henry Fawcett, M. p, John Stuart Mil, l.ord
Houghton, John Bright. James 8 ansAeld
Charles Kingsley, Louis. Blanc. Many ladies
were present. Addresses were d lrxered by
we'll known speakers, and resolutions in favor
Of female suffrage were unanimously Aaopled.
lta4s. NJ VI THE WRENCH MINISTRY. as Il
PAIRS. July 49, Marshal valiant hos been
reappolnted Minister OF the Imperial House.
AaOld. The Paris press regard the new minis.
SSy as merely one Of transition.
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TEE YOUNG NEWS sGRRLSTIAN As
SOCIA CZDN.

New XoRK, July 49, rhesesson Of the In
ternational Convention OF tho Young Mems
Christian Associations, at Portland, Me-, closed
on Saturday. G A
movement for the education OF colored
olergymen. to preach to the scolored people Of
the South. was 1naugurated and large
amount 10 further it was subscribed on the
spot. e..
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aSrMR. TUDOR r. HALL is MY AU UrHOR-
IzkD Attorney during my absence from the city.
July II 81 J. B.K SLOAN
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MAGNOLIA AWAuER--superior to tho best imported
GERMAN Cologne, and sold at nalf the price.
July 20 tuths3
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F.
Z, ss-BBAUTiFUL WOMAN, IFYoU WOULD
pe beautiful. use HsRan's MAGNOLIA BALM
1t gives pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beauty 10 tGi Il, Y.a rc.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t rmnoHes Redness. Blotches and Pimples. cures
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IL The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skn smooth
and. pearly; the Eye bright and clear; the Check
glow with the bloom Of youth. and ilaparte fresn.
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need complain Of her complexion. when seveAty-
fve cents viii purchase this delightful article.
The best article to dress the hair Lyons Kathai-
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81 s@MARENGO.--Ft q yER9 AND AGUE
CUBE. TONIC. FEVER psRv .NTtv& &-:Vhss val
uab'e preDaraion has been in private for many
years, and through the persua, ION Of trtends who
have u cd II with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been iuduced to o6er Tito she put-
dio II Is. war; med TO cure CHILLs AND FEVER
Of however long standine. removing the cause end
entirely eradicatpg is effec,s from ths systaaa. IL
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strenathsu tho asges-
two organs induce an appetite. and reAaprs the
pssient perfect Nsasth It 10 pursiy taosrAez.x
prsuars,ion, and harmless that children rf all
ages NAV take It Win eaSe.ys A. tonic MARENaO
haanb superior ana for debility ssistng from tAs
effects fever or from Sther cause is inyaiuable
A few doses u sufac,sns 70 satisty the moss an-
credu)ous suff-rer Of Its vir.ne. ana worth. An
who try ono bottle Of Sao VIII Ss i, Inush
pleased with Sc erect, that hsy win READILY an.
aorse It. no HUasBUd FOR svidsnes os ia s4a-
cacy and value refer 70 sgARINaO eicu,ass. snieh
contain sertlhcsses Of we,thnowA ana rsspesssnae
cislxeRf. aS @3sS} VI ~ ,1.ss3
MARENao is genuine Southern lrspssaassa.
the propresor and M 'nuhetnrer b ang as&lve and
sesdsas o. Charleston. and ~ 70 fuy suassnsseA -
H. no HuMauo. ray IT 81 81 81
b Fer ,asie bv an Dxngatats. ana W D0wr1 4
NOISE. esansr NssSins md iassss sssssss, aocn
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1T THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS TIE
reason why PLANTATION BITTER. are SO gene
rally used is owing to the fact that they always
made up to the original standard, and of pure mate
rial let the price be what 1t will. The Tribune just
hits the nail on the he'd; for PLANTATION BIT
TIERS ale not only made of pure material, but the
people are told what they made Of the recipe
is wrapped around each bottle Don't 60 home with.
out bottle.
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NOTICE MIR. JOB DAWSON Is
authorized to act az my Attorney during my ab-
sence from the state. -. JAS. BANCROFT, JR.
July2Q
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y hCKoYs IN MARLBORO. - The 'Bennetsvil7e
JonrDal SAYS In conversation with several
of oar pianters recently. we were please to
throughout thA district. bat corn has been
suffering somewhat for rain. Cotton rs doing
well, bnA Awrli do much better IL we had more
Rain., nScme paris OF the district there b q
nsnoh d3aiien. greatly to- he dement, % of nost 4,
Oorn and e3soa. Wheat harvest was unusu.
: 0ay AuskO r..a sasrf,
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KJr EXECUTORB NOTTOE.-AIE REk-
SONS having demands against the Estate of PAUL
d. REMLEY hate Of Christ Church Parish, will pre-.
mt the same legally attested to JOHN E. RIVERS,
Esq., Attorney at Law, at his Office. No. Courthouse
Square, on or before the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
next. or they will be debarred payment; aud those
indebted to said Estate will make immediate pay
ment to the same. O. e HUGHES, Executor.
July 20 ], aug 2.16, sept 1.15. oct 1-15. nov
So CONSIGNEES PER AMSHIP
CHAMPION are notified that she will discharge cargo
THIs DAY at Adge. 3 South Wharf Goods remain
ing the wharf at sunset will be stored at owners
risk and expense. JAMES ADGLR & co.
July 70 Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

aTDUHOHER'SL LIGHTNI>G FLY-KILLER
Death to the Iiviog i. Long live the KiIlers Sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo June 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

s9- NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an Election for TWO ~ wARDENs cf the Town Of
Monltlieville. will be held on sAruBpA. ,thet24,h Of
July. at Moul.rieville, sullivan's Island
u BY order Of the Council.
D. B. aILLILAND,
Charleston. July 13, 1899. Clerk
h : July 16 E !.t.-.sa "9 thstuths6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

as- ESSAYS For YOUNG MEN.--oNl TIE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and EARLY Man.
hood. with the humane view or treatment and cure.
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD AS.
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