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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
IvTGREsr-DEENG LAND WARRANTS.


NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
arc essentially LAND WARRANTS, possessing the adj
dona advantages Of bearing interest at tho rate Of
$40 per cent in gold per annum.
THESE Bonds are receivable at all times at 10 per
cent premium for the lands Of the Company at their
lowest cash price.
THE LAND GRANT Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC Rtn-
ROAD embraces some Of the most valuable mineral,
agricultural, and timber lands upon the continent
and to parties proposing to settle in the West to
purchase lands fer investment these bonds offer the
unusual advantage Of enabling purchasers to receive
liberal rate OF interest upon their money until the
very day OF the location of their lands.
VIZ OFFER these Bonds, either registered or coupon,
of par and accrued interest.
MAPS and PAMPHLETS fully descriptive OF the
Read, its Land Grant and lst Mortgage furnished
upon application. JAY COoKE 81 Co., New-York,
Philadelphia, Washington,
Fiscal Agents n p X. r, Co.
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HII"NVIVHIHf W '''IIII VIE
Fiscal Agents N. 7. X. r. Co.

UowFs e. MACY. Bankers tthe same as lncorpo-
rated bank, No. 90 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at ill times subject to
check on demand, can do so by deposting with this
Banking House, which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world. with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds,
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

l. railroad bonds we.l-distributed business
recorded. There o brisk demand for the Union
Pic fcs the most marked advance being in the Land
Grants, which sold mp 10 7C5 tho First Mortgages sd
vaneng to a, and Incomes TO ~, The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

Albany LivB STOCK MARKBT-M,RcH H. a..
C.,te-Roepts unusually light numbering tfa' m Go ,prs D
with advance Of 4@.ei ~
80 Netting done In Mich Cows Keeps ~ s'R 49,
,nsysst fully ale bgheri range sa'ie. No'hng oolo "
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eoyerlmcl@londs have been strong ana hlsn,- vi no
Wore active volume of business some 'I ,o nyo,oot
eqet tat change will he made alsGr ,nT ri, roS
Snin in the method of baying bonds ana s'iDS st
and that the exchange will be nsdo t,r' G9pafsS re.
20 up"''I .,,scrintions TO tho new loan to-day
aos,, 25ogo Aicssrs Fisk & Hatch report the
ass,' t p m. with quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
THE MARKETS.

March II, WI,
.sBHse receipts to-day Al pkg The demand 10! ~ ~
,Smsp ,e dull aud prices nCIonay unchanged 81 20 10"
~ - - IL . ,,,4,y,s sa,oa.d
&C. tnnE under this heading and prices are without
,no- ,bic change. We qIOie;
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lngwlre tae lIds


C!yLlrk shares sod rs follows; Corn ETchnnge, l27i
Central National, l07; Fourth National, no. American
Rzehansc II, aid Ninth National ILL., The bds were
svNy ,incT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

raihfT 11 WITH no tfa'' 'tA ~
,,. W aaoe RIO a. ~. l5ici java 54-li va
03, ana r1, u. igic. Fpli. 10 fsl.s f'r, 20
has been o AL demald or m Alna' anu I'''
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,,.ro Is setter tone to the foreign exchange 'o'f"0'
~ IS arc unchanged. We quote;

sssore is nothing new 70 note IN money 'oU"y, W
.vpy being annie to meet the inquiry, ct ana p.
oeo.. All aprrcheuslons of aggravated srnsenV' %
v0onotory ar.hs seem TO have vanished az We L.
posrl Of no uow rlmOrs to-day. Commercial aoee'"''
xepe a. the following rates. p,c~L
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ghauess for Bnsinsss Glen

/,oIrNTRY STORE, doing good business,
~ Is hiles or Nssiefk. three m-ua,es
- d,os cu,r $1,000 PaePils oay apply 10 BOonHoCI,
Broadway, Williamsburg, \. l.
mo PHYSICIANS AND 0THERS.-The pro-
4 =, hanASpme MINERAL SPRING PROPERTY CEN
Icing ,rs SPACIOUS ard substantial Motel Bu,dng' iarn h, ~
extensive grounds several M number CO oA'
s sr valuable medicinal qnshte. surroundings o. great ha
~. r,, and sni ncresng Sumner patronage, N'uN se
80 "a eoao pestt parties Organize snd conle ha'us
Irsttuton OF water Cure Address {. r. No be'AH'A1'
Rsou II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

To BP0KFRs-Wantcd position as Bookkeeper
md cashier In STOCK God House by parry th0Guyny ~
~ basgs Best Of reference Addres '" L. -
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quo able change. We qI0e;
n. 81 - coz 46 Is Rosendale a. bhl..... q ~ %
n
= ", YtQ 50 Common, y lbl..........'..Si 81
iubp BIZ.
troon Fiuuts 4 NJ 10 OJ0iS " Lbs i'sy'.H ~, tets
'h'a"'li.'' s,r. Nova Scotia, 4 tInL - aHd4 W
, - "a a ~ Nova scols, b., y tgn. ObHJ g
tAir PEI - Gaze. IsL kCity 0Jd' -
PPt-TI Es-T1e market las been Ntif qus uu' a. 80. "a
important change se quote /" from t'ce ~ " 'Oi ~ '
White - ....t, .o.,v. srd rde,s are at ais;
= ot,. AZ "a 13So FOR southern aud Western u.
COTTOSb, dem.nd =, been les scivt ron AZ ~ ,Ss
,,tt iU otdi@ condition The unerpeed are itop o ~.
- having depressing influence; Prees On tate ALa ep In
i'd ses u 80 bales Q4R LAST eene IV % ~'' ~ les
~ 5s tsIe, IN tIanst For uture nc o'eheA ~ 60
tr ecsed o.er and weak sAes bat ei NC 80
b A. aareh lialt for AI1 tafi. -, ~,
1H. igc y lime; july to-day, 90 bales Al i1
IN o bse. a. l3iQif!c for Apnli LOO bss At lS' eI
g.. ~ 80 Jaies AZ - ms JlGc for janet i4a litc Tor Jn
~. ion Agsf. go bales AZ 1850 iof sepcnlera on OAs
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THRUST FUNDS-In large or small amounts,
10 bOiE First bonn and k1CIsc Cy Improved Properly;
more ui fTtcss spphc7iors w5ule Principals OIL, sdres
Al1Ob'ki, Bor 225 liersM Ofee.
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CHICAGO MORTGAGES, paying Nine and
- Ten Tef cent strictly bTs.slss, er sALR.y
JACOB H. SHEPHERD Co..
4 Pyesi
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

The triumph of Republican principles
10 California at the September election,
was but the prelude to succession of
victories such as are but seldom witnessed
in the year preceding Presidential elec-
ton. As In 1867, the loss of California to
the Republicans was followed in quick
succession by Democratic gains in most of
the Eastern States, so, this year our tri
umph has been the signal for an active
campaign upon the part of our Eastern
friends which has resulted in large gains
in almost every quarter in which elections
have been held. Below we give the
returns of the last Tuesdays elections, as
collated from the telegraphic dispatches of
the Union.
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin and Maryland
show large Republican gains. Minnesota
elects Republican Governor by hand
some majority Illinois elects Beverldge
as Congressman at large, by 10000
New York elects the Republican State
ticket by $4,000 majority, gain of Co.,
600, as compared with last year. The
Tammany ring is defeated in New York
City, th ugh Tweed is elected Senator
from his district by $4,000. The legisla-
ture of that State will be Republican by
two-thirds vote in both branches. New
Jersey elects Democratic Governor, but
the Legislature will be Republican The
only offset we hear to these victories come
form Virginia, from which State the re-
turns are meager, but indicate that the
Conservatives have carried the legislature
The Unicn thus comments on the results
of these elections:
The Republican gains indicated by the
elections Tuesday are mainly due to these
two causes First, deep and pervading
suspicion that the Democratic party can't
be trusted as national party, and that if
it should obtain the power it would not
hesitate to repudiate the public debt, or
force the nation to compensate the late
slave lords for their lost chattels and,
second, the bold and villainous robberies
of the city of New York by the Tammany
leaders. These outrages have disguised
the people of all the States with the De-
mocratic leaders, and caused the decline
in the vote of that party indicated by the
election returns.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

RUNAwAY.-A large freight team
which was returning empty from the upper
untry, took fright at something on We'd
nesday morning, and starting from opposite
the Franklin Corral, came down the hill
through town at a lively rate. The driver
was 10 the wagon at the time but as the
team was driven by single line was. OF
course, powerless to check the runaways
OPP osite the alley, one of the wheel horses
fell which brought the team to standstill
The horse which fell was a little hurt
no damage was done otherwise.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
SHASTA COURT F r.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. IL. 1871.

WHO rs He E?-There is an old saying
that if you want to learn what is going on
at home you must 60 abroad to find out
We are reminded of this saying by seeing
an item in San Francisco paper which
Gays that Shasta is excited over a young
man who traverses the street, kissing al
the girls he meets If our learned cotem
porary will give US also the name of this
offending "young man" we will be delight
ed to ego after him." Our Shasta people
don't know of any such chap.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

SLIGHTED Us.-Tbe "Ben Hoyt" min
strel troupe, which gave performance
here on their way North, did not condes-
cend to favor US with another of the same
sort. When they passed Soutbero's Ranch
they were on foot, Mrs. Murphy packing
the baby, while Murphy pere was loaded
down with the banjo. The third part Of
the orchestra-the fiddler, has not been seen
by anybody that we know of, since that
most pleasing night,
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

COOP TEMPLARs' ELECTION Charter
Oak Lodge, No. 26S, elected officers as
follows:
W. A Scott, W. C. T., Norah Moran,
R. H. s., Kirk Spaldlng, L. H. S., Mrs
j. E Garter, W. V. T., C. A. Garter,
W. s., Geo. Shurtlef. W. A S., j. Volan-
tine, W. F. S., j. N. Chappell, W. T., J.
E. Tifin, W. NJ, l.. Wed, W. A. NJ,
j. Crocker, W. L G., j. Isaacs, W. D. g.,
A. NJ Scott, W. c., c. A. Garter, state
Deputy, j. N. Chappell, Lodge Deputy
Wm. jackson, P. w. G. T.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

TOILET ARTIcLEs.-For a nice assort.
ment of Fsncy Toilet Articles we think
Wellendorff's stock this fall cannot be beat
Mr.. Wellendorff made extensive pur.
chases while at San Francisco about a
month ago, but the low stage of water in
the Sacramento has delayed navigation SO
much that his goods were on the road three
weeks before any began to arrive.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

"WHERE THE WooDBINE TwINETH
&c."-In the witching hour of night "when
churchyards yawn and ghosts droop FORTH y
young ent of this place "folded his tent
like an Arab, and silently stole away
Like Webster, he "still lives" in the re-
membranes, and on the books Of sundry
merchants and others, from whom he re-
ceived small dabs of goods and cash with
out returning the qu'd pro quo Where he
goeth, no one knoweth, but the votaries of
Terpsichore will miss his presence ever
more. The dulect tones of his voice will
no longer be heard among them, calling
on gentlemen to stake their partner> for a
pe-lain sche-ottische" Who will fill
the vacant place. Nous Verrons.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

A "SHAKEY" JoKE.-Mr. Bracket,
Attorney at Law is fitting up an Office three
doors below the COURIER establishme ut,
where he will locate. Thereupon Post
master Wellendorff remarks, that "one
shingle BY his door is not enough for Brack.
EFT, so he moves to where he has plenty Of
them" AZ there are FIVE or six thousand
"shingles" piled there, we think Louis is
correct.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

The Town SITE.-Parties who have
received deeds for their lots, will do well
to read the notice Judge Bush has had in
serted in our advertising columns. 1t will
be seen that the Judge will be ready at
any time between now and the 9Th Of next
month, to correct any errors which may
have crept in in filing out SO many differ
cut deeds.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

RELIABLE INsUkANcE.-Int these days
when the fire. 6end seems to have unlimited
sway, it is scarcely necessary for us to tell
our readers that they should be insured in
a reliable company. The Phoenix and
Home" Companies, whose advertisement
appears to-day, has passed safely through
the Chicago fire, and has over five Million
dollars cash assets available. Sam'l Cooper
is the agent at this place.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-The Board of
Supervisors decided that under the law
the time for the collection Of taxes could
be extended until the second Monday in
December, without subjecting taxpayers
to the additional FIVE per cent. Sheriff
Green has changed the notice to taxpayers
accordingly.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

GONE EAST Mrs. P +. Reading and
family passed through Sacramento last
week on their way to Mrs. Readings for
mer home in the East We und erstaud
she designs placing her children in some
of the Eastern Schools where better educa
tional facilities exist than Shasta County
presents, after which she will return.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

DIsTRIcr CouRT.-The regular Novem
Der term Of the District Court commences
on Monday. We learn that there are sew.
eral suin Of importance to be tried.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

Lon. John P. Jones, former Senator
from this district, is candidate for United
States Senator from Nevada jones is a
man of good ability, and if he really wants
the place will be pretty apt to get it, unless
the Democrats interfere with his plans, as
they did four years ago.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

RED BLUFF From the Independent
Of thursday, we learn that work has been
commenced on the depot at that place. 1t
will be $50 feet long by 80 in width, and
will be completed in about two weeks.
Five hundred tons of freight arrived by
the the boat last week, and every team
that can be procured are engaged in haul
ing from the Tehama depot to that place
The Central Pacific Railroad has chang.
ed the time for the arrival and departure
of its trains. The stage now leaves Teha'
ma one hour later than heretofore. There
is more travel to Oregon by the Overland
route at present, than at any previous
time.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

NEW GooDs AT We'll 's.-The last ar
rival of new goods at Wells, includes some
articles new to this market, and very suita-
BILE for the approaching Winter. A list of
some of the articles received will be found
in the appropriate place.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

LOWER SODA SPRINGs.-Bailey drops
us friendly note from this place, from
which we gather some items of interest
although as he says, there sis nothing very
strange or meraculous to write of" TROUT
fishing must be pretty good yet, as in
about an hours time he captured ten
which would average two pounds each
The Sacramento and its branches are lower
now than at any time in the past twelve
years. In the recent showers, of which
they have had two, snow fell OH the
mountain opposite the "Butte' and along
the road for about twelve miles. 1t was
about three inches deep, and the storm
has driven the deer down from the noun
taius to the lower hills and valleys.
JOAQUIN Miller, the rising poet of the
Pacific, stayed one day and night at Bail
ey's, while on his way to Portland, where
he has two children. He has but little to
say but appears to be thinking deeply all
the time when not engaged in writing,
which he does almost incessantly. ALL
of the miners have left Soda Greek but
one, there was some nice gold taken out
of the Cr,ek, which he thinks will pay
better than many river bars now being
worked. BAILEY closes by saying that
times are dull compared wi h the summer
months although there is still great deal
OF teaming to Yreka and Jacksonville.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

SUHERvIsoRs.-The Board of Super
visors held the regular November term
this week. Proceedings in out next
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
attention TAXPAYERS |

vTVHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
Il now due and payable and the laws relative to
their collection will be strictly enforced. Pay
your Taxes or before the SECOND MONDAY
IN DECEMBER, for the Fiscal Year 1S7I-72, if
you would avoid paying the ADDITIONAL
FIVE PER CENT, and costs of suit.
Fo- the convenience of Taxpayers 1 will be pre-
pared to receive Taxes at the following time and
places to wit
Shasta, from date to Dec IL.
French Gulch, Moniays Nov 20.
Portuguese Fiat, Thursday, +" 23;
Churntown, Saturday, I" rs.
Milville. Monday. a.
Burgsttville; Thursday, 1" 30.
Janesville Saturday, Dec T.
American Ranch, Monday. a.
THOMAS GREENE,
Tax Collsctor.
shssta, Nov 4, 1877. tall
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
G | c A r S

were bought at the most celebrated manufac-
tories, and comprise the choicest brands oi
HAVANA as we'll as Domestic.
1 have received 200 DOZEN SMOKING
PIPES embracing every variety, and also ev-
erything in the line of smokers articles, in
Guiding GENUINE MEERSHAM PIPES which
will be warranted by me at any time.
My stock of
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

FIVE months in this year have five Sun.
days something that does not happen
but once in half century.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

with them in farthering the required relief.
We would suggest, as one step, that the
States portion of the Poll Tax be given up,
and apportioned to the "Redemption
Funds" of the respective counties, which
past experience has shown to be the most
successful agent in the reduction of county
Indebtedness. That some measure of this
kind is an absolute necessity, none familiar
with the true state of affairs will attempt to
question and we trust that the subject will,
in the Legislative body soon to convene,
receive prompt and earnest attention.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
L friends and the public in general that
have just arrived from San Francisco where
bought very extensive stock of CIGARS,
TOBACCO, PIPES, STATIONERY, CUTLERY,
LAMPS, NOTIONS, and a great many other
articles belonging to my line of business. The
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

Nine tenths of the teachers in Massa-
cbusetts are women, but they do not get
nine-tenths of the pay for teaching
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

In Shasta, Nov. Sd, twin sons of WV and SHAW
JACKSON.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
III
BOOTS AND SHOES,

both of California and Eastern manufacture.
House furnishing Department.:
In this line we have opened full lines of
White and Colored Blankets, Quilts, Table
Covers, Sheeting, Shirting, Linens, Family
Towels; also. Carpet, Floor & Table Oil
Cloths, Wall Paper, the best assortment ever
brought to the market, all of which will be
sold at
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
Tobacco

had occasion to buy st the recent Fall Auc-
tions and consists ofthe finest brands of Smok-
ing and Chewing. The
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11

In Shasta, Nov. 7th, the wife of J. FORSTER, of
a daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-11
GOLD PENS, ,

and Holders of all sizes and only of the best
make. The largest assortment of
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
celleiIt mesticine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnyeterate
cases of Scroiulous dis
ease, whore tie system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL.
Scroiulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu.
Ions cnntantiuofin until
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L. Munson'S Supporting Truss
L HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to bring
before the public his patent A''-'.'"l

oeiore tne puOHc his patent
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUPPORTING TRUSS.
recently invented that is found 10 answer the end OF
such such an instrument more completely than anything
scans to their patients affected with hernia or rupture
There is but one opinion of It whenever tried ard he
those suffering from this Complaint From s@ona bS iS
friends who have used the truss, he has favored
few of which are appended which viii perhaps, be,
some index OF its appreciation and merit.
sATBKoos- O. Jan 1st 1867.
This is to Certify that am using one of L. Munton's
~ w ~ ' DAviD iMdtoRELAND.
GENEVA, O., Jan. 1st. 1857
Trasses aud do consider it the best use as Double
or Single Truss and Supporter HENRY BROWN.
L. MuHsoN.-Sr: have worn one Of your Double
SeiAdjusting Trusses for three yars past and find it
had tried three different knds, but find yours 10 BE all
right can now do all kinds of work without suffer
KINsMAN, TRuNBU1I Co, O., May 9th, '67.
aed with hea for Re e most se5 of iSe h. ".
hve years, making necessary for weara truss
most cheerfully say that ipd the one lnhnufactaPcd
by ysu TO be the most comfortable convenient and
easily worn OF any that have made use Of
-. .I ...s. ~ S. b. GALPIN
:, sAYBRooK, o. April lists 1857
90 hereby certify that have used one of L. Munsons
Steel Trusses for nearly two years past, having pre-
yionsly used one Of Dr. stevensons Maeabie Trnsses
Whlch was cohsluefed superior article, and after
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ability aud ready adustmel in every position of the
wearer MIR; l.. Munsons Truss is fer superior to any
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- North SHEFFIELD, o.
Mr.. L MUNsoN.-After trying number Of different
~ ''' ' 0' ]? A. STANTON.
SAYBkooK. o., March 1st, 1871.
world say to the public that after using your Truss
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Application made to L. MUNsoN.
Saybrook, April, 1871. ..,YI am1llB
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HENRY r. HELNBOLD's
sa
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract CatduOG
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Component Parts Fluid Er,rdct RSuJdr5, and
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BUY YOUR
PIANOS, ORGANS & MELODEON>
OF TIIOs. BRETT, Music Dealer,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
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Nash Paid for Wool at the Kingsville
Wooden Mills Alec, Cloths, Flannels and Yarns We
have some OF the bert Casfmeres offered In ths
market Depot for saybrook az the residence OF Josiah
South Ridge. "
Cloth Dressing, Roll carding and Custom Spinning
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kfpssvillA Nay son, isu. y,-r,y iah
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