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New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
TIIEGRAPuIC NOTES.

-. The sabscriDtions to the United States loan
yesterday &i5UO0
The German residents of London, England,
celebrated Of peace b. festival on Monday.
The Ohio Legislature has adjourned, after a
session The Short Line Railroad bill vas lost
The Roumanian Government, a. a measure of
economy decided reduce its standing TO 1900
The citizens of Atlanta voted unanimously
YESTERDAY sutcbe 2O to the Atlsuts aud Savannah Railroad
The steamship America, which sailed from San
Francisco Monday for China and Japan carried 100 in And
bullion
The Government of Baden has decided TO
abolish al the Foreign Legations OF the Grand DaeJ alter November
The vote in Springfield, Mass, yesterday, was
permit the sale Of and srolk beer Not one r the
usual vote east
Cherries were selling in San Francisco on Mon
droh the fruit Of California this
will b. imBense. estimated at TO- COZ gallons
Most of the horses which were in attendance at
have
number ming Nashville Blood ioTse Association neat
week 10 10
The demand in Salt Lake City for the newly
Eurea Mining stock that the directors
have voted Increase stock Of the 81
and uyss the preseui prcset will ,s
nsrt per sBnnm
....Arangements are making on an extensive
laying the VI the smlou college In Lsnspor
Ir on saspoes the Masonic Order han dis
tnd be present and general nvit.to,
sIId all The hsssk organisations and eSas Of hbtra odacs
uou.
AT n sale Of imported cattle in Philadelphia,
yesterI her soh At gress rsngng H s4s TO s2's hIre
ing blg spirited Guaies 'ad Tor $50 .noibe l"i
m and anotr i.agi Lr L Mhsr d toune heat for SJo Iiks
and Lnars from Prince Csnsor show At WHi.oT Ensnd yoh
rga 90 go Srrs DOsss an" ps dor' IoSs' good /e~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, May 2-1he Sentinel publishes to-
day an account terrible outrage said to have beeh
committed near Rutherford Court House sas weston
a free negro before the has for many years been
living with Polly Steadman, white woman OF loose
character who has or had four white children, the
oldest about H. the youngest nearly years OF age
Some time AGO three notorious Charactcrs-GONan fu
Columbus Adair and NJ Bernard-were charged WIN the
theft OF quantity of brandy and bound over at NC
DoweU County Court. Slas had seen the thieves car
ryiug off the booty, and subpenaed as the primer
nal witness for prosecution. The Adars threatened
H. life il he peached" The sworn deposition OF the
woman Polly Steadnan states that on "Wednesday even
ing April &C. shortly after nigltfal, while the iai4y
were preparing 10 retire 10 peaceful rcpOse. the
dog began 10 bark Violently looking through
fhe cbinks between the logs, she received
nistol bullet in the eye. The mentioned above then
rnsbcd in shot Sas dead and struck down the children
The lsd-clohes piled ON the floor ana red, ana
he mon departed The woman managed TO drag herself
and one child injured than the rest out doors Inc
others burned as they lay lie ass'Sss ha'e Dcch
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
STRIKE OF TIE YORKVILLE QU.ARRl ZEN
MORE TEIRORIsM-THE MOB DISPERSED BY TIE
POLICE.

MORE TEERORIsM-TIIE MOB DISPERSED BY TIE
POLICE.
Two gangs of strikers, numbering in all
about $50 men, armed with clubs and bricks revisited
Nnetysxtst about 1l:15 yesterday morning found 10
men at wo5k, and compelled them to quit Turning
down Tlird-aye they encountered gang OF laborers
working on q sewer for Rockey Moore. These worknen
all claimed that they receiving 81 80 per day. and
were accordingly left unInolested The strikers then
moved over on to the west side, Eightyfourths
and Eightave with the intention OF making disturb
ance, but were met by squad Of police under Capt
Helm who told them they must instantly disperse or be
charged upon One two OF the bolder ones
remarked that as long as they were not doing
anything they should DO let alone. Capt.
Helm told them TO move on, which command
they seemed 10th TO obey. Tho Captain then ordered
charge and the strikers Immediately scattered In MI
directions being caught. The Twentythlra Pre-
cuot Police received telegram soon after stating tnat
the mob had started in the direction OF Elghtynfthst
and Fifthave. where number OF men were construct
ing sewer. SQUAD Of police was immediately sent 10
This place but on arriving could find none OF the gang
The dispatch was probably blind intended TO deceive
the police while the strikers took another direction
Patrick Bannon Of the largest contractors on te
east side who generally employs so or 90 men, SAID 10
have at present only eight. Another contractor, Mt
McCarty, has none, al OF his men have joined the
strikers
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
THE GOLD CONTRACT DECISION.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The decision of the
Supreme Court yesterday, affirming the validity OF
contracts for payment Of specific weights OF
cold in coined money, was based upon case
appealed from tho Superior Court OF Michigan,
which presented instance of singular pro-
vision and caution The action in the Court below was
to recover rent upon lease executed IN 1873 fOr
tbo term of 100 years in which the yearly rent reserved
WAS four ounces, two penny-weights, and twelve
grains Of pure gold, in coined money, payable
Quarterly The State Court, instead OF giving
Judgment for the extent and interest in coined money
gave Judgment for the market value In United States
notes of the coined money, but the Supreme Court re-
versed this Judgment and held that payment must be
made in coined gold money.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
COMMUNIST REPORTS.
FORT D'IsSY SAID TO HAVE BEEN REOCCCPlED-
FURTHER SUCCESSES CLAIMED ANOTHER
FiGlIT EXPECTED AT NEUILLY.

FORT D'IsSY SAID TO HAVE BEEN RE0CCUPIED-
FURTHER SUCCESSES CLAIMED ANOTHER
FfGlIT EXPECTED AT NEUILLY.
LONDON. Tuesday May 2, 1871.
DISPATCHES from Paris to-day give the following
view of the situation at Fort DIssy" The Versailles
troops have at no time occupied Fort D'Issy After
the descrton of its panc-strcken garrison the vol
unteers raised by the Commune issued from the city,
and not only reoccupied the fort, which
they found deserted but after hard fighting and at
great sacrifice of life drove the enemy from the
trenches carried one of their bauicades, and re-
gained possession Of the cemetery OF Dlssy. Ihey
made az attempt to Tetake Les Moulneaux, Dut
failed, losing heavily in killed and wounded. Every
effort will be made to hold Fort DIssy; but should
the capture appear inevitable it will be blown up.
There is now an immense concentration Of Com
munist troops in that neighborhood"
A later dispatch announces that the NeIsaliles
administers have been expelled from the park ana
Cemetery of DIssy and that new works are construct
ing around DIssy, rendering the fort more formlda-
bic than ever.
The Versailles fire to-day has been mainly directed
AGAINST the Porte des Ternes and Porte Levallois.
A fresh attack Oh Neuily is expected ana re-
endorsements have been sent there.
The principal barricades in Paris have been con-
verted into strong earthwOrks. The labor on these
internal defenses still continues.
The session of the Commune, on Monday, was an
excited one Serious charges were made against
Gen. Cluseret, and the suggestion was even made
that he be shot within 4s hours The arrest of Gen
Cluseret was ordered because he was guilty OF
negligence by which the safety of Fort ID DIssy was
compromised. The Commune has issued decree
appointing Committee Of Safety.
The report that Gen. Dombrowsh was taken prs
oner is not confirmed.
Tho Retel of this evening announces that the Yer
sales troops attacked Fort Dlssy but were repulsed
Workmen who were sent from Paris last night had
unspikcd the guns in the fort, which was thereby
enabled TO make an effective resistance.
The railway companies have paid the sum de-
manded from them by the Commune, and 1,68O'VO
francs have already been received into the treasury
from that source. Weekly payments will hereafter
be made by the companies.
The Freemasons have been ordered to retake the
banners which they had planted the ra1nparts of
Paris. the Versailles Government and troops de
elining 70 respect them.
Scaffoldng has been erected around the column in
the Place Vend6me.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
ruE CIVIL WAR IN FRAME
-, covrppNaFNT SUCCESSES.


WE C1.AMART RAILWAY sIAiro iI, n,IsSY-HEAyY
,n nv ruE INsIRGENTS-Foki u 1891 |oAi
PLErELi S0N'' Ioxpos. tuesday, May ., 1871.
-,.0,, Versailles state that the Clamart
DlspS''neS .st;on was captured last night Gy the
hah""y ~ tho point of the bayonet three nun
~ cents were killed in the action.
T,'a Choteau of DIssy the defence OF wfhch inc
,Nuorts ~ had temporarily abandoned was sinui-
.aonsIv attacked by two regiments OF versali,es
.-aons Three hundred Communists, lounu III INC
troops rrnndered, and will arrive here to-day as
cs',r' Of war Gen. Vnoy is given the credit OF
,Hso ovploits. Fort d Issy in consequence of the
.a.cnt victories is completely surrounded by Yer
Ills troops The reoccupation of Fort DIssy by the
Communists is again contradicted and it is said that
che fort is entirely deserted. force of 1900 In
.nroonts carried Versailist barrcade in the lower
mart of the village of D'Issy after severe engage
ment
There was an engagement before Hautes- -Bruyeres
today. and a general action is expected imme-
aiateIy. The Government troops are daily gaming
ground.
The Dailv Ne.oss special dispatch from Versailles
.ays that Marshal MacMahon has sent column OF
5000 troops against the insurgents, who are making
sortie by way of Choisy le Roi. great battle Is
expected tomorrow new army for the re-
enforcement of that enveloping Paris is organizing
at Auxerre
The Iimes Versailles special dispatch says the in
sureents at Neuilly are themselves throwing petro-
leum shells into Paris to keep up the indignation OF
the populace against the Versailles Government.
The people are led to believe that they come from
the lines of the Army of the Assembly.
The Reds have been successful in the elections at
lie Mans and NarbOnne.
A dispatch from Versailles this evening says that
cannonading is stin going along the entire line
and that another breach has been made In Fort
D'lsSy. M
The rumors of disturbances in Lyons are officially
denied The result of the recent elections is satis-
factory to the Government
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
THE NEW DOMINION.
NEwFoUNDLAND SURROUNDED BY

NEWFOUNDLAND SURROUNDED BY lCE-flELDS'
HALIFAX, n. S., May 2.-The captain OF the
Newfoundland mail steamer, lately arrived reports that
whom leaving the Newfoundland coast on the honeward
trim 70 Halifax he narrowly escaped being surrounded
by immense fields of ice, which were drifting toward the
Newfoundland shore kilograms from the French sett
ent of 81 pierre in Newfoundland state that the island
Is now prt from Cape Spear to Cape Race with huge
bowldefs Of ice and solid 1eldice which deiy Ine R a
noacb of anv vessel within mile from shore fears are
fnerained for the safety of mary vessels or te seg
Neet which have yet arrived, though long since re-
norted a. having started for home with full cargOes
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
prRD1rEs DEATH.sENrENcE COMMITTED.

Charles Purdue, sailor, formerly OF Orange
n j. was tried some time since IN the ohl'eu D'"''s
Court before Judge Woodruff found guilty OF firing the
Iii, pobort Fdwards on the gh seas and sentenced to
he hanged May r. Every effort has been put forth by
his counsel to secure a Communication OF this sentence,
and Yesterday letter received from President
Grant announcing that after careful review OF the
case he had determined TO order that Purdue De ln-
p,isoned In the Albany Penitentary for IL years.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
ITALY.

THE PAPAL GUARANTEEs-A REPUBLICAN DE-
MONSTRATION SUPPRESSED.
FLORENCE Monday, May I, 1871.
The Italian Senate continues the discussion
of the question the Papa guarantees An amendment
to the bill aboshing the Popes right to grant ereQudtus
to Consols Of foreign Powers has been rejected.
4 demonstration planned to celebrate the events OF
.ese in Rome proved failure the Government having
been warned that disturbance was intended by the
International Society
The report which has been current that changes are
intended in the diplomatic representation OF Italy
abroad, is ascertaned TO be without foundation,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

IN. President has appointed the following as comis
soners under the fourth section OF the act OF march "
provide for celebrating the lcth annlVeiS1S "
~ ,,onendenee in the City OF Philadelphia: Asa
no,,ar and Daniel J. MorreH OF Pennsylvania, ID M
Boyd r and John Campbell OF Indiana DANA soIooP Ber r.
spbnd sp,b g Adams OF Florida, u. ID. Holton ana Davu
Atwood OF wisconsin The act provides or tne ~
~, ~ two gentlemen each State ard Ierritory 10
m Iena de nnon the recommendation OF the Govcrnor
noS yo On the President. The above comprise ali the
nominations that have been received Dy inc rroSuen
nm 10 the presen time.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
BELGIUM.
TOWN rp1currNrn Ply IARnRERs.

TOWN FRIGHTENED By LAB0RERs.
BRUssELs Tuesday, May O. 1871,
Five hundred workmen, who were employed
in digging a canal in the Forest of Hertogenwald,
marched in body to Verviers and demanded the pay
ment Of their wages for time overdue. Their ap
pearance caused much excitement and apprehension.
The geDsdarmes proved untrstworthy, and were con-
fined their barracks The town finally paid the work
men their wages and all fears Of disorder alayed
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
TIrNERAL OF MR.. TYNDALE.

81. LOUIS May 2.-The funeral OF the Hon.
o,ro, Tvndae, who was murdered at Springfield, ILL.,,
on saturday morning, took place at BelieVille Ill., yes
under the direction Of the Freemasons' and was
erv large and imposing The Masonic lodges from th
neshboring town. aud tine various societies oi BeVie
~ .hich Mr Tyndae belonged, were IN the procession
x',;oy Coerner delivered address at the grave,
afterward the Masonic Dursl rites were performed.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
GAS EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2.-An explosion occurred
, Morning at the new works Of Crosby and
no,bie-sts North Division Tie explosion Is supposed
te have ORIGINATED Ia defect III fhe meter ihe
moth end of tie building which If hohS""e~" %
by.,rt WAS blozn ou sSine OF VIZ ',,.
Ie,, hurled long distance. The rest N Tue buiiant
Was ,adly SHATTERED, involving loss OF s5Oo or hvd
~ oncn fu which we're George Holloway, cierE, ana
fcrcf svIer was nen:ry ana both men were lhlu,cu
Tbe eYuIosion was felt several blocks distant ine
wndOys in the building III proAhniJ W "'' "
sEa veA
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
SPAIN.

REPUBLICANS DISTURBING FESTIVAL.
MADRID, Tuesday, May 2. 1871.
A festival was given to-day in comemmor-
alton Of the rising against the French in lSO3 The King
and Queen took part in the ceremonies. slight dis
turbance was created by the Republicans but 1t was
easily repressed. Several arrests were made
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

others, were indicted In the United States Court sit
ting here for fOrciby eecng them from the ladies' car
said road The Defendants counsel moved TO quash
the indictments and, after Argument Judge Twgg gave
decision on the motion In favor of the eendats and
they DISCHARGED The ground OF the decision
atFairs He decided, further that the plaintiffs might
sue for damages the jury TO determine whether their
riehts had been infringed.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
,,ero,, u1cu SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

BosroS, May 2.-Ihe exercises attending the
fitch anniversary Of the English High sehoo were ''
to-day IN Music Hall, and ihonded the nhFe"'ht VI
r,lile uust of 1omas flerwIn, late masier OF inc
,ebool: AN m ton b, j. Wiley Edinauds, poem DV tho
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1871.

Rev. r c. waterston, and addresses by Messrs Thomas
Gafeld John b. Babcock, and M Comston grauuatSes S
OF the school The graduates Of the institution since Its
foundation met at Che school, and marched In procession
Music Hall, escortng the members OF the Staia anu
CASTOR. The class of 1865 was presented with prze
banner for having the greatest representation usic
Hall was crowed To overlowing
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
GERMANY.
s1IE ANNEXATION OF ALsACE AND LORRAINE
DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT.

DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN. Tuesday, May 2, 1871.
In the German Parliament, to-day, the bill
Incorporating Aleace and Lorraine with tie Empire
before the House.
Prince Bismarck Ieiterated the arguments on which
fIe measure WIS based The annexation OF these PROV
fnces 10 GermcOy was NECESSARY 10 give her Il bnlwisk
against the recurrence Of French aegrcssiOn Of
sbieh had been frequent rtines past. One instance
R caaIahyelg ye-eJt date Was cited. On the Gth vi
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
HOW NEGRO RIGHTS ARE RESPECTED IN TEN


NASHVILLE, Team, May 2.--On the complaint
of George Carpenter ana wife icoorc,D Major Compton,
tor on the IOsy illc aud Nashville Railroad and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
GIVEN UP As LOST,

, The seeond thing Is, the patients must stay in
are diseased but y must be prevented % a cure
especially In this section of the country, In tho
fall and winter season, are all wrong Physi-
tents. II their lungs are badly diseased; ana Vet
because they are in the house they must not
much as as the Strength Vii n ses s2o
get UP good circulation Of blood. The patients
must keep In good spirits-be Determined u get
well. This has great deal 10 do with the appe-
uie ana Is the great point To gain.
possibility In the worst cases, and moral GER
.an ~ all o,nefs' y sinful Dr. sGhencks per-
was IN these modest words;
co %Msny years ags was in the last stages of
time my physicians IN ought thai could not i've
week then, IKE drowning man catching at
which now offer 20 the public aud they rnnds
a perfect cure of me. II seemed 10 me that /
They pene ,he matter whole S sy's@a
would spit up more than pint of offensive
AS soon as that began 10 subside. my Cough.
fever pains. and night sweats ali began 10 leave
with dificulty that could Keep iron eating ,ao
much much; ! soon gained my strength, aud have
~ was weighed shortly after my recovery
added the Doctor, then looking like mere
pounds my present weight + twoh unared and
jSyed hs gnd for years have en-
Dr. schsnck has discoItinued hi. professional
VISITS " NtN-1Ofk ana Boston. lie Or hts son,
Dr. j. ii. schenck, JT, still continue 10 see pa
tents at their once No. Is North sixth street.
Philadelphia, every Saturday from 9A.M. tO3P.M
Those who Wish thorough examination with
the kespirometcr viii BE- charged -. The r. -
promoter declares the exact condition ct Tho
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not.
The directions for taking the medicines arc
adapted 10 the Intelligence even of Il child. Fol-
low these directions, aud kind Nature Will do the
rest, excepting that In some cases the Mandrake
Pills are 70 be taken in increased doses; the
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
than the ample instructions that aCcOnmtny
them: First create appetite. Of returning
health, hunger Is the most welcome symptom.
When IL comes, as IL will come, let the despair
ing ut once be of good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough lOOsens, the night sweat ~
abntcd In short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. schenck's medicines are constantly kept in
tens Of thousands OF families. As a laxative or
pursatve, the Mandrake Pills arc a standard pre-
paration; while the PumOnc syrup, as n cure
OF coughs and colds, may be regarded Hs IA pro-
phylacteric against consumption IN any OF its
forms.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-weed
Tonic, " 30 bottle, or $50 half dOsen. Man.
2Take P!ils, p cents box. tOr BALE by all drug
sabte and dealers,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
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NOTICE.

ciren t ,IG an Alexander County -. IN ,,s
RTl H'e4'L1t' Comfy. July Tenn.
Ienhoass !, Cnlfe- i. After and Io,.pl, II rit.
Wilson '' iI o. " hfer a CO. Err men. f.
sges 500 10 ~ AVA hmeut, Demand siIi co. Isn,,
T. Wilson. ibs, gwen ~ yuu. ihrsn d FraurI.
sued on, ", ,,'al Wr' Of ir, hI,o,., t. ,
court On ~. ~, l'he" % the Clor , 'Ia go,
the ss,d r sAll Count, Of A,zan5.r W. re- 'l,u
E,,t,,,'N' Att'r, Char &C.. ID '' ''' S"l -
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one hupd,,t h'u The uIH Frl,.. A. "A. al 'E'',H
directed ~ sNl lNrNe dollar. 49, ',''u l.r
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No. TWEEN, ,"'.,,rh.ug bot \ .,.l2 s1'a 0h'ih
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ILLINOIS IA. ~ "uuN OF Alc2aDi.r'.,,' w '"'
Row in g.. W.pel's oi.tI Wd.', '''' 81
thall persor.u, w. We -U4 Trtt.- 8 M.
Court 81 .s ny nc sud appear ie,o, f., a., .sn1,
Irn theI.,f Gun ell III. rr.l '',, w. W., circuit
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iaN u nv. Nv " W bee entered .'',', y" s''1 "r'
Nsehsd .sp' an plaintiffs and '-n.uFl H'u VA
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L,negst hMo,s, May 81, Issi 'N"hAN' Crk.
midituS, Pope, Plaintiff A,,,,,,
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
They are the Greatest Known RENE
dies.

For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Nervous uebili.
", Jaandice, Disease OF the Kidneys, Erup-
lions OF the SKIN, and all diseases
arising from diSordered
Liver, stomach, or i'm.
purlty Of the
Blood
, heau t> oHowlng symptoms: ConpatIonNs
Flatulence, Inward Files F'ulucss of blood 10 The
head, Actdty OF the stomach, Nausea, Hart.burn,
disgust % toou, iulurss or Wcight IN the stomach
sour Eruciatlons, rinking or uuttcriug at the pit
OF lie stomach, swimming of the head hurried
or dlnleult breathing huuering At the cart, chok-
ing or sutocatlng sensations when IN lyiIc nos.
ture, dlnness OF vision dots and webb. before, the
sight duli pain n the head, deficiency of perspIr.
"loh, y lownes- of the skin ana eyes, pam in
the SIDE, back, chest, limbs, ETC., sudden hu shes
oil neal, burning IN the h"sh, constant inaGinIngs
Oi eNil, ana great depression OF spirits All these
Mi'g "v disease u 'nr Liver or digestive organs
combined WIN impure bloUu.
TO" u-r Of the BltlvIS uT Tome will SOON c,us.
~, above T.! nrloms 70 di-al pear aud the patient
VIII b'cuIur well aud hraliN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
NOTICE.

Josephine Kelly ani Amelia Kelly are hereby
notified that o Bill in Chanccry 10 foreclose
mortgage, wherein Frederick schsll j. complains
ant and Josephine Kelly, Amelia Kelly and VII.
liam Marian, administrator ofJohn Kelly, deceas
ed are defendants, i now pending IN the Circuit
Court Of A exsndef County, state Of Illinois and
the time and place Of the return Of summons in
said case Is the FIRST Monday in July, 1871. at the
court house 10 Cairo Alexander County, Illinois.
JOHN z. HARMAN, Clerk.
Green Gilbert, Solicitors for Compl't.
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