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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
Republican State Ticket.

FOR SUPREME gUBaES.
Eur the Long Term.-C. g. COLE, Of
FOX County. -
To fill vacancy occasioned by resigna.
IN of Judge Dilion--WM. Il. MILLER,
II johnson county. tE-
I. fill vacancy occasionsd by resignA-
tion of Judge Wright q. DAY,
of Fremont County. r's8& ~ '@aeAe
For Secretary Of state,
az I'D. WRIGHT, !. Of Cedar,
For Auditor, 80
JOHN RUSSELL, of Jones. '
asTat,ue For Treasurer ar.a I
SAMllEL, r.. RANKIN, of Washington.
For Register of State Land Office,
AARON BROWN, of Fayette.
For Attorney General,
u HENRY oCONNoR, of Muscatine.
.s- For Reporter OF the Supreme Court,
,t,- EDWARD H.. STILES, of Wapello.
For Clerk OF the supreme Court.
CllARl ES LINDERMAN, OF Page.
% III, For Congress, 4th. District, II
MADISON NJ. WALDEN, of Appan Dose.
t ! For Judge 2d judicial District.
NORRIS j., WILLIAMS, of Wapello.
For Prosecuting Attorney. I'd Judicial Dist.
'''t " NJ. n. JONES, of Davis.
tl1 fir tB ar --- EsEay
~ REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
@''''' For Clerk, ~
q 'a8 f-ta ID. Nj COOLEY. gbrt I
..;i t.4s 49, For Recorder.
DIV TOWER.
F For Surveyor, N~'
gI'7y ~ JOHN d. BAKER, ]2I
-.;,....s,., ..,.,,, For Supervisors: t..,.,.
I'll. NELSON, ofPleasant Tp.
''','' HENRY CANFIELD, OF Polk TIP.
'Ii-s's, r. SHUTS, of Richland Tp.
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Iowa RAILRoADs.-Ou Iowa Rail.
road Companies have given the lie to
the oft-repeated assertion that corpor.
atoms have no souls at least in SO far
as they are concerned, for with most
commendable liberality, they csrried
all Iowa soldiers to and from the Re.
union, for which had they been paid
the regular rates the Register says,
would have amounted to six hundred
thousand dollars.
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The Reunion.

The reunion of the bravo soldier
boys at Des Moines has proved to be
an immense affair-the largest ag-
gregation of mon ever known on
Iowa soil. The reports claim the
attendance of soldiers to be twenty
seven thousand, while the outside
lockers on who went to see the dem
onstration, amounted to many thou
sand moro. The coming together of
such a vast body Of men, Of course,
creates considerable confusion, and
yet we learn that everything pertain
ing to the demonstration has been
marked with decorum as becomes
enlightened gentlemen. There has
been no lack of provision for the
comfort of the boys in blue-rations
in plenty being servcd.-.Darenport
Democrat.
While the little snarlegows Of the
democratic press are denouncing the
Reunion as q political meeting, it is
refreshing to read the above from
theleading democratic paper in Iowa.
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Great CONFEDERATION.

Chicago has boon revisited by FIRE,
and q vast amount of property des.
ttoyed thereby. On Sunday even
ing, about five o'clock, the alarm was
given, by Vie discovery of the fire in
no roof Mansard) ofsthe paper
wareh6use Of Latin, Bgslcr,& GO.
sT y AalNes spread, and sAtirely des-
trdyea The snidcent Dtake block,
on Wabash avenue, from Hnshinetoh
to Msdisqn etreets, together With it'd
contents.
The origin Of the fire is generally
attributed to the spontaneous com.
bustion Of old rags, but this seoms
to be denied, as workmen were seen
the previous day smoking in, the
garnet, and undoubtedly some OF the
fire from their pipes fell among the
rags. W
The opinion seems prevalent that
quite q number Of persons have met
thor fate in the dread confagration
but 1t is impossible, in the pr esent
condition Of the ruins, to ascertain,
by an examination Of the debris,
whether any human bodies form a
part of the great mass. The huge
piles Of brick, stone and iron are in
such heated condition that it is i'm
possible to proceed with the work Of
removing them. Even If this were
at present practicable, . grave fear
is entertained TINT, 80 fierce have
been the flames, 90 crushing the
weight Of walls, that human remains
would DO undistiuguishahle from the
whole ckarred mass.
Of business men, the following are
losers: Latin, Butler & Co., paper
warehouse, s225, 900; James 4 Butlcr,
printers and binders, $40. 900, besides
throwing abont eighty persons out
Unemployment, aud losing the stereo.
typo platcs, manuscripts, and other
property Of the Western Monthly
which they were printing. J..v.
Farwell = 90, Wholesale dry goods
$l,5oo,Oo0; Kirkland, Ordway 4 Co.
boots and shoes $4,000; Lyon {
Healy, music dealers, in connection
with Smith & Nixon, (steinway
pianos,1 100000; Field, Letter &
Co., dry goods, $4,000; besides a
large humber of less proportions, al
the following table exhibits.
The following is a corrected table
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.MILLIAM IouGHRIDGE,
Mass Meetings.

At Bpnapartc, Van Buren, county,
Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 2 p. M, to b.
addressed by Senator Howell, Sena-
tor Harlan, Hon, Ell. Stiles, and
Hon. Gcorgr W.;Mccrary..
AT Bloomfield, Davis county,
Thursday, Sept. %, at 2 p. m. and
I p. m, % be addressed by Senator
Howell, Hon. w. NJ, Stone, Hon. II.
II. Stiles, Hon. G, w. McCrary, Hon.
G.. q. Bennett, and Hon. a. H. Ham
ilton. III - q
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Latest by Telegraph.

AT IL o'clock party headed by
General Whimpffen left Sedan bear
ing q flag Of truce. 1t was received
BY tho Prussian advance guard and
c0edq9sed to, tho Prassiana headq'rS
er me Npne1af ar y, 6nrrsnder.
"a tn s1srs "a 6fmyknd 6rtress "a
! 3ng WiAlaan !. Thu. FriSc Ebartx
aleo Bore aslottSr from Emrefof a.
poleon 20 Ne Kibg, stating thai he
ing any communal. A formal capitu-
lation took place at half-past 10 o'clk,
1t is said that the Emperor will be
sent under strong escort to Magdc-
burg, but his destination is secret.
New York, Sept. 4.
A Tribune special, dated London
Sd, says 800
A special correspondent Of tho
Tribune telegraphs from the Kings
headquarters at Verdun, noar Sedan,
on Friday.
The battle Of Sedan began at. s
o'clock in the morning, Sept. list
Two Russians corps were In position
on the west Of Sedan, having got
thore BY long forced marches, TO cut
off the French retreat to Mezieres.
Sonth Of Sedan was the First Bava
rian Corps, and on the east across
the Mouse the Second Bavarian
Corps. The Saxons were. on the
northeast with the guards. I was
with King William throughout the
day on the hill above st. Ments, CON-
manding o splendid view of the val
ley and field. After o tremendous
battle, the Prussians having complete
" surrounded Sedan, the Bavarians
entered the Notifications of Sedan. 4
Tho Emperor capitulated at 5:l6
this afternoon. His letter to the
King said:
CAS- ! cannot die ut the head of my
army, I lay down my sword ut the
feet of Your Majesty"
Napoleon loft Sedan for the Prus-
sian headquarters ut Vcndez ut 1 q.
N. September 2.
MoMahon's army, comprising one
hundred thousand, are prison ers.-
They capitolated without conditions.
The Prussians had 240, 900 men on
gagged, and in reserve 14l,OOO.
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CARD FROM GEN. BAKER.--To the
Editor of the State Register LIN your
paper of Sunday morning, there is d
letter of Capt. ltose of the 18th Iowa
Infantry relating to the sad death of
his noble brother. | write this to
correct an error. / did not furnish
the coffin. 1t was done by John
Givin. the Superintendent OF the d.
v. II. r., who is entitled to more
credit tor prompt action and kind
feeling than all the rest of us.
Truly yours, N. b. BAKER.
DEs MONIES, Sept. 5, 1870.
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The reduction Of the national debt
for August, 1870, is thirteen and one
half millions. Is not Grant and
the Republican party redeeming
their pledge, Of economy and fidelity
in the administration o. the fnan-
ces
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CLAIMS FOR BoUNTlEs.-The Sec
ond Auditor of the Treasury Depart
ment has issued circular under
date of August 18th, in which he
says No action can be taken on
claims for bounty. undor the decision
Of the Supreme Court, Of March 14th
1870, by Tho accounting officers until
further legislation by Congress, as
the Adiutant General can not dcsig-
nate regiments to which said decis-
ion applies; the Presidents. procla
nation and the general orders Of tho
War Department, upon which the
decision is based, having authorized
the raising Of only forty regiments
while eighty two were accepted.
By the act of July IL, 1870, the
fourth section Of the act OF March 3,
1869, entitled ian act in relation TO
additional bounties and for other pur-
poses, is repeated, and the time for
fling bounty claims under act OF July
%, 1866 additional bounty,) is OK.
tended to January 10, III.
7 No law granting bounty was en-
acted by the Forty-first Congress,
nor has any such law boon enacted
since the act of March 3, 1870.
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The Advertiser says, that the
masonry of the railroad bridge over
the Des Moines River, at Eddyville,
will be completed this week.
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WANrED.-A Frenchman who will
ever cheep Bull Run toan American
again.
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Col. VIM. Smythe NJ. G. Of the Cd
District, is dangerously i'll ofa gov
ernment diarrh@a at his home at
Marion.
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As goes Napoleon SO COOS gold
both are tumblipg down.
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We have a suggestion Of encour
agement for tho Democracy. They
are looking for q candidate for Presi-
dent in 1872. They have a wonderful
love and generation for Louis
Napoleon. That gentleman is just
now at leisure. Let negotiations be
entered into with King William Of
Prussia TO lend his prisoner to the
Democracy Of the United States, in
order that they may use him as their
Presidential candidate. Napoleon
would make an admirable President.
He has already served in that ca
pacity in France. True, the coup
detat followed, bnt the verdict of the
Democracy is aud always was -
served EN- right" If he were to be
elected President of the American
Republic, and should repeat himself
here, the Democracy would be mad
with joy. BY all means let them act
upon our suggostion.-Micago Post.
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The democracy are to have State
convention in Louisiana, and color
ed voter wrote to the Chairman of
the Committee asking if he and his
kind would be received in the con-
vention, and the following candy sop
reply was returned: SJ L
"My Very Dear Friends; Not adj
s'mit colored persons to our Conven-
ation,! Bless my soul! What can
"you be thinking Of? Why, they
"are the very delegates we want
aWe expect you; we shall DO dread
"fully disappointed if you do not
''come; you are to como as matter of
..scourse, and take a front seat. We
I"shall heartily welcome you. Come!
"just as many of you come as can
"make it convenient, and see how
swell you will ts treated! Your
"triend and fellow citizen"
That silent but potent vote has a
charming effect upon democrats to
make them wondrous kind. Who
wouldn't be gentle as the cooling dove
towards his former greatly wronged
and injured opponent, when knocked
completely Of his pins and having no
hope but to sue for mercy.
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The editor Of the Davenport
Democrat has just been beaten for
mayor OF Davenport, and feels 80
badly about 1t that he has fallen to
abusing lady who delivered the
poem at the Soldiers Reunion,
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Republican Meetings.
OFFICE OF REPUBLMAN
ATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

4gs,s 4 OfFlCE OF hEPUBLAAN !
,%Es" 1Ae STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DIES MoINEs, August 1870.
g The State Central COMMITTEES Is authorized
toanIounce Republican Meetings at the fol-
lowing times and places. The appointments
of other speakers will be announced as rap
idly AS the lists are made out. Local Com
/, mittees are requested to make all necessary
arrangements for the successful carrying out
itof all meetings within their Jurisdiction; and
( sheuld 1t be necessary to make any change
in the date or hour ofany of the appointments
they will please address the speaker direct,
and not this Comulittes, as the place aud time
of speaking are left entirely to the Local Com
mfttess and the choice of the speakers -
-''' JOINT DISCUSSION
tH NJ. NJ. sWaiden, Republican Candidate for
> Congress. 4th District and w. 7. Smith, Dem
ocratic candidate, will speak in joint discuss
2 on at the following times and places a
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Vermont has gone Republican,
with its usual majority.
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Plenty new and pretty Clothing at
Il. w. BELTS.
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Why ice is so scarce in Dos
Moines, John Irish thus explains
"Hess q Ebcrly are supplying Des
Moines with ice ut the rate of 80 tons
daily No fears may DO entertained
Of the supply for Iowa City, running
short. The reason Des MoiIes did
not pack more icc last Winterisfound,
in tho presence Of the Legislature
there. The members drank nothing
but water and that in such quantities
there was none left to freeze,
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The German Democrats in New
York are cutting their eye teeth. =
They met in convention the other
evening, and adopted an address, in
which it is asserted that regard for
truth, right, and honor, alike demand
of us tho severance from any and
every political association that could
or would accept and follow such an
unprinciplod, malicious, mean, and
detestable course as has been chosen
by certain would be- Democratic pa
pers."s That is the reward Of the
World, Of New York, the Times, Of
Chicago, and their lickspittle follow
ers throughout the country, for tho
servile worship with which they have
bowed down to Frances golden calf
during the date" war. The elections
the coming fall will give emphasis to
these sentiments of the German
Democrats OF New York.--Chica
Post, 4.
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.a The Register says: 1.-The Supreme
Court adjourned on Friday to tho
October Term at Davenport. Tbs
Chief Justice announced that on Sat
urday, September 18th, the Court will
file several important decisions, and
among them the one relative to the
legality Of voting a tax to aid rail-
roads. We hope this opinion may
be announced at the earliest mo.
ment. because it is important that
the opinion Of the court be known as
soon rs possible, whether for or
against the law.
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Hawkeyte11ns.

Near Belle PLANE, the other day,
VIM. Arthur, conductor on the Chi
cago q Northwestern RR., and Chas.
Sullivan, a brakesman fell from q car
upon the railroad track, and were
run over and killed.
In the election at Davenport, on
Saturday, for Mayor, to fill vacancy
John B. Bills, Republican, was elcc-
ted by 100 majority.
James Netamone, one of the two
men assaulted by Flynn at Keo-
kuk last Sunday week, died on Fri
pay. Murphy, the other injured
man, cannot long survive.
Tho following judicial changes
have recently taken place: Judge
James G. Day, has been appointed
to fill Wrights vacancy on the Su-
preme bench Hon. James w. McDill
fills Judge Days place as Judge of
the Third Judicial District, and Hon.
Samuel Ferry succeeds McDill as
Judge Of the second circuit, Third
district. !.
Track laying is progressing rap
idly between Brighton and Fairfield
on the Chicago and Southwestern
railroad. ' VI Y st''gsz
Most Of the farmers of Blackhawk
county are holding their wheat for
$l.50 per bushel. q
The wild Texan steer which re-
comfy created such commotion in;
Northwestern Iowa, has again ap-
peared, this time chasing, but not
capturing, small boy at Perry
Creek. A public hunt for the ami
NAL is being made uptat Sioux City.
Forty car loads Of iron have arri-
we'd at Burlington for the extension
northward of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota railroad, from
West Liberty.
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We notice that many democratic
papers, as we'll as members of that
party, are decrying tho reunion OF
the soldiers as Republican mass
meeting. Shame upon tho men who
cannot abide in peace, and without
slandering the nations defenders;
a reunion of the noble men who pre-
served to us the great boon of q
united country, and demonstrated to
the world the fact that republic can
live, and Withstand the greatest fra
tricidal war known to history. If
democrats stood aloof and did not
participate in the grand ceremonies
and rejolcings Of the two days re-
union, it was not because they were
not at liberty to do SO, but because
the consciences Of many smote them
in tho remembrance OF their uccurs-
ed record during the war.
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Now York, Sept. g.
A Tribune correspondent gives a
report ofan interview with Bismarck
attic Kings headquarters on the
I'd inst. Whom the correspondent
inquired what was likely 10 be the
conditions Of peace demanded by the
King of Prussia, Bismarck stated
that instead ofmaking the provinces
Of Alsace and Lorraine neutral ter
ritory or annexing them to the Ger
man Confederation, Prussia would
simply take the strategic defensive
points Of Strasbourg and Metz,
strengthen them still more and keep
Thorn.
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The OCCupatl0n u ftOm0 Ny ltoll0h
troops is expected Immediately.
London, Sept. 5.
verdun and Montemedy still holds
against the Prussians.
The bombardment of Strassbourg
continues vigorously. Much damage
is inflicted. The cathedral has boon
partially burned, and the wonderful
astronomical clock and chime bells
in the tower badly injured.
There is q freshet on the Rhine. -
The water is high, and many dwell.
ings in tho neighborhood Of Htrass-
bourg have been washed away.
Paris, Sept. s.
Early this afternoon the crowd met
q squad OF police. They shouted
"Viva Ia Republiquo." Those Of the
police who did not respond were i'm
mediately disarmed by the peoploand
theirswords broken. They were then
allowed to GO unarmed and ,lnharm-
cd.
The bonlevards are almost impas-
sable on account Of the crowds of
people. -
The National Guard has succeed
cd in preserving order SO far. In one
of, the streets q largo crowd wore
upon the point Of tearing down a
representations Of the American lCagle.
They ascertained their mistake and
shouted "Yiyc Republic ue America"
Tho police are no longer to bcseen
in the streets. 2fs
Paris, September 4.
Tho Gaulois gives the following rs
an extract of the exact text of the
letter from Napoleon to the King of
Prussia: ssys II = es9r esss :,
Having no command in the army,
and having placed all my authority
in the hands Of the Empress as
Regent, | herewith surrender my
sword to the King OF Prussia.
The correspondent of the Daily
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london is wild with delight over
tho Prqssian triumph. The streets
and hotels are crowded, and the
people are congratulating each other
as if IT had been an English victory.
The sympathy for Prussia is univer-
sal. The Times published several
extras this morning giving the par
tlculars. The streets were thronged
at every place, and thousands Of
dispatches were sent in every d.
r cotton.
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never dia any RQ0N
- alid OIL EVIL, and 1
fiat continually. tbs The worst I
gos way to deal WITH mens q
women 81 childFen. IL inlaIes,
most ~ a yourself scDld your
partner aud you have q once aI
houss divided against ltsslt ants W
eanno stand scold your clerks,
and you 40 once break down tlieif
interest III your property, alld aus.
pose them 10 render Wiih lagglld
hands eye-seryice and n0thing
more. Se0ld d customer, and h.
not sniy avoids sou himself, but
probably dissuades others irom
von However unreasonable OF
p61Refse he was, what lie reioeIl9-
bers ii that you are cross. 9cola-
ina IS wraichedly out of place az
home. III destroys affection. ~
breeds distlnst. 10 sometimes teala
asunder those whom God made to
lie one aesh IA wife who could
cling with long suffering to 2
drunken husband, who, when sober
Was generous md genial, wonie
crow bitter towards the one how
ever correct ond proyidentr wis
was forever ifetting. And no neat
81 ailigent and vase house
wifery can mike up 10 q lnstanl
Che loss 81 that meek and que
spirit which, iii The sight Of Cod
81 great price. For the govern
ment 81 children there ID re Wors
device than scOlding 4o beg
with, &c is q token q peison'
weakness on The part ot tue paTel
or teacher Children SO view
instinctively. 10 destroys thus q
reverence. And then II soprs she
sempers. IL destroys tier love
home and school Z breaks 7
their interest in the work to whie
they may Le set. 1T teinpts thei
and almost drives Jena to hyp
GREY. Many d naturally nop
boy hos been ruined, because
this way, his home was nlade
prison house of torture
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About M 5aneFfe
c M in a'ih S bEpneEts
a8 legislator aa
sifaet BE-. plesp9cA
5000 eR
SIS b lln give paoile y
ia steal
Good To- tne .le go n
he poorest AID esest families
within yoaI knowledge
nrisonef YVES e1amiheaan o9ntt
and eonaadieted himself 1y
e son a asked aa udgs
4 sL n't you 8 laW3er
When b eenlleman slares
toune lady. and she starss Of lilrni
tiley afeapt 60 mount w LAP region
81 ioye ~ pair " stairs
/ 1t Il claimed that tne philosp-
Ipher Tholea was q miikma1 ge
eansa ne believed water 70 be the
rst principle 81 all things.
If mining after tlle women be
i Eli II One which II very sasliy
lehecked. All that's necessary r.
f6r WOMEN ID stop rrnning away
Iron the men.
III am sorry tosaY, said q sher-
if to handsome yNilllg widow
I ''ihat / 8aye no attachment l0r
i Won. Il ana happy 70 shy slt,
4 that it isn't mutual
= A doctor has eonttiyed extract
d from sansages q powerful tonlc,
i which he Says contains the whole
Il strength OF lie "baIk. III calls II
B "snlphote 81 canine.
IL Why Is an Italian ezile Fesnrn.
u inc III MS natise land ike 9 nun
p going 10 See DIS son re up ap slp.
or ple tree ? Because lie Is going Y
q See lis own sunny cline.
u a stump speaker exclaimed,
~ know no south, no north, no eas.
no vest, selloW-cilizCns lhens
NJ said an old farmer ia Che crowd
" ats time You went 70 school anI
d lai.4
er y gen'isAlan e w
lld oyefhea W. ~ ias,5 s ID
W other n'sse sslel''1 llAi III. w Nv ~
acainst that, foF there il q la
feTl : y,
me- q Moil'''h ss wv.
net ne sii s w. al3''; y s ~ INV
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m c9sis % Els IA ,, ~ ~ 49,, z
fse III heEa 49, 49, M. ii.s
en- y alesh se9 Z ny n
nai & LADY having aeelaenF' 9lo
Sse en hef sln emmy 49, las !.
Y Y WIG NJ seA $3.50 . ..,.. ". tI Il.
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