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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

80 To $50 XII XII e d q sofLns n pso.
r,~, eithe sex, young or old. make more money
q ork 7 Us In their spare moments or all, the
time, than af anything else. Particulars free.
address q. stinson A Co.. PORTLAND, Maine.
septl5wly.
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THERE is an active demand for fresh eggs
and rain In Cairo. Both have been as
scarce as cash for three months past.
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CrRcuIT court will soon be the feature Of
the day.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Belfast, st. Louis.
d" Bismarck, New Orleans.
q" Mollie Moore, New Orleans.
VIM. Cowen, Bend.
James z. Rankin, Louisville.
+" 1dlewlld, Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Belfast, New Orleans.
Bismarck, Paducah.
Mollie Moore, st. Louis.
VIM. Cowen, st. Louis.
James E. Rankin, Louisville.
Idlewild, Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Paducah.
no MUDDY COAL
Steamboats, supplied at any time, bott
day and night, with either lump or chest
nut coal, in any quantity, and on usua
terms, at the yard at Grand Tower, III,
Special contracts offered on favorabl,
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYPHANT,
d. A. BoXrE, Genl. Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-l5-ly.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
The new and splendid City of Helen,
will leave this evening at o'clock fov
Memphis Vicksburg and all way landings
The good steamer LIE Claire is the re
gular packet departing for Evansville and
all points on the Ohio river this evening
at 6 clock. The fine anchor line steamer
st. Joseph will leave for st. Louis and ali
way landings this evening at o'clock.
The pet packet Jim Fisk Jr is the Al
o'clock p. m packet for Paducah and way
landings.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
Here the decline in the Ohio during the
past "a hours was about 4 inches. The de.
cline is steady, and before long, Bacon
rock will show itself. There are 8 feet
inches water over it how, which makes i,
dangerous for passing steamers. The con
dition of the Ohio between here and
Louisville is very low, even the lightes
draft boats can bring only light trips.
30 inches is the depth Of the channel.
The Mississippi will soon be as low a.
the Ohio. 1t is steadily declining, anc
only 9 feet scant can be found with The
stick. The water below here is getting
a little thin, but no boats have had any
trouble after leaving here.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Not much doing on the levee during the
forenoon, but towards evening the pack.
cts coming in made things look up lit.
tie. The local packets brought in fair
trips.
The weather was clear and the air was
very pleasant.
MCCLELLAN EoUs.
The Bismarck has 300 bars iron for the
Paducah and Memphis railroad which she
delivers at Psducsh. She did not know
whether to go to Paducah or reship here ;
among her passengers were about 80 pupils
for the Cape Girardeau school, whom she
transferred to the Tyrone. The Belfast
came out and did not wet spar, she start
ed out drawing 81 feet but had to get a
barge and tighten TO feet she rubbed
hard several times. The Rankin with a
barge arrived bringing a fair trip, she was
aground Al hours and had to double trip
1t over Henderson bar where she had 3
feet scant. Huse, LOOMS & Co are loading
two bsrges with ice for Memphis. The
William Cowen took two barges of coal
10 st. Louis. Towing coal in the present
bad condition the river is in, isa dificalt
Job. Capt. Cash Thomas Of the J.E
Rankin wears Greeley hat.
1T Is A POLITICAL FACT
religious fact-s moral fact-a scisn.
lihc fact-a fact iadisputable, that p.
sAUP has on hand, at his popular To-
sAoco AND CIGAR STORE, the best brands
OF oil kinds Tobacco and Cigars.
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Marriage 0ulAe.

Interesting work, Enlarged Edition, New
sngrsvings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
Prizes - cents. Address On. BuTTs' Dmrrx.
'Ils. u North Eighth Street, st. Louis, No
sAdvutisement.
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The present demand for oats in this
market exceeds the supply.
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NEW EXCITEMENT AT THE EX.
CELSIOR.

F. Blankenburg wishes to announce to
his friends and patrons that he has sue
ceeded in engaging Prof. Wilbrecht of
st. Louis, fine pianist, who will amuse
the lovers of music with q selection Of
charming pieces on the piano. Every
body is invited to the Excelsior, corner
of l4th street and Washington avenue.
S.2O-tf.
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GENERAL market quiet.

Bur your underwear of Moskovitz.
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER.

sAspeeial attention paid to orders from steam
tosts night or dav
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1T Is A POLITICAL FACT

religious fact--a moral fact-a scien.
tide fact-a fact iadisputsble, that P.
sAUP has on hand, at his popular To-
SAoco AND CIGAR STORE, the best brands
OF oil kinds Tobacco and Cigars.
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The new mill Of Wood and Green, now
in process of construction, is being pushed
ahead with all possible energy.
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Mrs. Whitco mb's Syrup.
Ths great soothing remedy. Price on.y Is
:ents. Gives rest TO the mother snd health 70
he child Sold BY Druggista.
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Zee -: 1ensy's Wssla's Tsoic snA
DsoO1 RuPl0ep.V
ft 10 the Gress household remedy, pleasant to
,.ke, yss potent for the prevention and cure Of
cissasss. It 10 better than Bitters, Cordial
!;uchu Or eassaparilla. Sold by Druggists

~. Aenry's Rect and Plaat PMS.
Mia ~ thorough-no nausea or griping-eu.
ireiy vsgstable-eseas liver remedy. Price .
tents. Sold by Druggists.
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LOUIS BLATAU's saloon deserves the
popularity in to which it has grown. 1t has
been very handsomely fitted up, and is SO
comfortable that it is pleasure to while
away a spare hour there. The bar is
supplied with all kinds Of fine liquor and
wines, and with the best of Fresh Lager
Beer, and Weiss Beer that in deliciousenss
cannot be excelled. A lunch, free to
patrons, is spread every day, and an article
of Sweitzer Cheese, the best in the market,
is always on hand. Mr.. Blsutau invites
the public to give him call, on Eighth
street, between Commercial avenue and
Ohio Levee, opposite the Perry House, in
Rizer's building. 7-2.dtf
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On motion OF AID. Stratton the forego-
ing bills were allowed by the following
vote; Ayes-Buder, Phillis, Rsarden,
Robinson, Stafford, Sease, Stsnc!l, Stratton
and Walder-9. Mayo.
The committee on claims reported back
the bill Of St. Mary's Inarmary, amount
ing " $2s9. 60, recommending its reference
to the mayor. Aid. Stafford moved tha
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desire to inform my patrons and the pub.
lie at large, that ! am at all times prepared Ia
Furnish everything In the above line on the
Queen cakes, etc. Also supper parties fur
nished to order promptly and perfect salts
faction warranted
For quality and prices defy conception
Try me once and you will come again.
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Mrs. j. II. Oberly,
Mrs. j. 7. Rennie,
Mrs. w. A. Bristol,
Mrs. +. L. Thompson
Mrs. b. F. Fields,
Mrs. +. Axley,
Mrs. Miles Parker,
Mrs. W. w. Thornton,
Mrs. A. Comings,
Mrs. 4. A. Burnett,
Mrs. NJ. Smallenberg,
Mrs. g. NJ. Alden,
Mrs. Henry Elliott,
Mrs. Kilbourn,
Mrs. Q. p. Parsons.
The above list comprise few of the
ladies who have tested and are using
BURNETT's STEAM COOKING Vessel, and
speak in terms Of highest praise of it.
They and others using it, say they would
not do without it for many times its cost.
For sale by A. HALEY on Washington
Avenue. 8-20dIw
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
CAIRO, ILL.,. SEPTEMBER 9TH. 1872.
Present-Aldermsn Phillis, Rearden,
Robinson, Stafford, Sease, Stancil, Stratton,
and Walder-s.
Aldarman Raa rdan n Tho chair
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Found Wanting.

How long wilt thou the moc; remain
or dwarfs who leave tnee tnus penlnnf
Or can heroic mould con aln
q lesser soul than pigmy.IlndY
Wit thou have lived through manho' d's prime
Yet not have known what living meanH
In the grand battle OF thy time
-sNo blow have struck, no aid have lent
Thou sittest nerveless In the dust.
UnmIndful OF the glorious ray:
Neglected In their scaboard rust
The weapons that should Cut thy way.
OF thine own untried strength afraid,
Nor daring to be wholly great,
Tnou onerest for thiue idle blade,
The coward's facile plea OF fate
Fate What ia fate9 Weak chance that NOUS
Distrustful purpose In its banas;
aoider,s Web whose himsy IoldS
Are spun about q giants hanas
Wouldst thou but once essay tne nishS'
Tne godllke stature given tnee,
Swift ss q strong name to lis nelgas
Thou shouldst leap up erect anu Tree.
Rnt fear the fate thysel! may make
For customs quicksand yet can GROWN,
And thine own powers, ungoVerned, take
Retellious force to drag thee down.
BetbipE thee that the giants weight
Sinks lower tnan the pigmy CAM
And cremble lest heroic state :.
DWindIe to something less than man
Scrf5ne1''s for SEPTEMBER.
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NOTES FROM SPART4NBURG.

Tyrer River Baptist Association-Coi.
Aikon's Agricultural Mission-Chero-
kee Springs.
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
SPARrANBURG, S. c., August ls.
The Tiger River Baptist Association con-
9 vened at Boiling Spring Church, eight miles
north of spartanburs, on Friday, the 10th In
stant, Rev. N. Broadus as moderator, aud ad-
journed to-day.
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken delivered an agri-
cultural address of about two hours, IN our
courtssase, to-day, and his wholesome trnlns
will be remembered by many OF the farmers
that were present, and, doubtless, 10 gooo
effect. After his address he estaoi'snec
grange, commencing with some egnteen or
twenty or our most respectable citzens. Oh
Tomorrow he will deliver an address at Cen
cral J. W. Mlller't, about ten miles west Oh the
courthouse, and where he expects to estaolish
another grange.
The Cherokee Springs, eight miles north,
has been disposed OF by Rev. 3. q. oliver W
Captain Black, of Columbia. These springs
are Increasing in popularity. and this summer.
under the charge of Messrs. Clayton, OF the
Central Hotel OF Columbia, has been well pa
tronized. MAksh.
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NEW CATALOGUE. No. %

NEW CATALOGUE. No. 28.
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Tho nessyf Of the Exodus ,ourueyings on Foot
In tho wilderness OF the Forty Years Wan.
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Exploration Fund. by +. H. Palmer, M. A.,
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Gospel OF the Apostles OF the Genti;es, 81 SO.
Biographical Memoirs, Essays, &C.. S..
women Helpers In the Church; shelr Sayings and
Doings. Edited by William Welsh, 81 so.
Robert and william Chambers; Memoirs and
Autobiographical "reminiscences 81 SO.
The autobiography OF stephen COLLINS, II: D.. 81.
Annual Record OF Science and Industry for 1871.
Edited BY Spencer Baird, 81.
period OF lao years. by VIM. L. King, 81
Astronomy and Geology Compared, by Lord
Ormathwaite, 81.
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the postage or express. Address
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6REENTILLE AWAKE.

The Conservative County Convention
Admirable Character OF the Tfcket
Nominated-E1-Gov Perryagain
I'm Harness.
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SOCIETY SLANG.
The ssroenet oatns OF the Girl Of the
Period.

The use of slang words and phrases In Eng
land is not confined to any particular Glass; but
prevails from the highest and best educated TO
the lowest Each class has Its particular
slang vocabulary, and 1t has been said tnat
the slang man uses is an infallIble guide TO
the class of society to which he belongs. Pro-
fessionsl slang, the slang OF the college, the
stable or the drawlng-room are each distinct
aud separate. Tue latter ladies as well as
men constantly use In speaking OF drawing
room slang, the Saturday Review Gays:
A great deal might be. and ought to be, said
In reproof of the coarseness OF speech taaI ac-
companIes our increasing looseness of man
ners.i Men-do not, 1t Is true, swear 30 voinDiy
as the Mohawks and Squire Westerns OF the
last century, though their reticence hardly
comes of increased reverence; out women no
longer conflne themselves 10 snch "sarcenet
oathss as fell from the lips Of the Reynolds
and dfGainborough diVinities. Tney assert taeir
..adyanced" position by little ventures into
thereglon of blasphemy. and increased pro-
family In the use OF sacred names, as may be
seen in certain pictures of life by female hands
of undonbted accuracy. Our manners are at
the best but of superficial polish, and are very
ready to relapse into bulldog barbarlsm; and
here are our ladies, the core and reserve OF
Our civilizing forces, breaking out into strange
oaths, or, not having originality enough for
that. adopting the -nsed.up expletives OF
roughs and rowdies. Yet, starting as her pro-
family may be, We donbt whether the his-
torical young lady of Folkessone is 10
the long run as mischlevons as the
ianpnishfng fair who cannot bs fetched
by such awful chalk" as, Tor Instance, VII
iaei3 sermon-who finds domestic life zone
hersen affair-wnose "relievtng officer NUTS
the business" II he advises certain reforms
In her lawful jolly" style-who requires as
restoratiyes to her over-wrought nerves
,sthunder and llghtHing" or ''shandy gaft,"
though that Is when absorbed, ''simpiy ssiG-
less, you know, not half such drink as
brandy aud soda-who can put you on several
s.moralsn in the way of 'gees" and '.chasers,",
tell the point of her squad" and the history OF
the chief ''pretty horsebreakers," but ''cant
execute large order" in the way OF virtues
esteemed by those fogles and 'howling
bores," her grandfathers. But the slang die
tloIary Ia becoming 80 yoluminous that we
caneot pretend even to give an idea OF its
various dialects, ranging, -as they do. from
the rlbaldry of the Kentish hopper to the
drawled jargon of the Goodwood and Hur-
lIngham. There are as many cants as there
rscoteries, and each variety of sgirls of the
periddn has It's own eccentricity OF speech.
Never was there such havoc In language.
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!. auftion salssS-5ntnr mons.

= -,
ByLOWNDES e GRIMBALL, -.
Aucttonoors.F -ss2s = 49,. 80.
VALUABLE REAL L.ESTATEsATjAUC-
" TION. VIM. Lucas va. 3. 8. YeDDfng.-mJ
the Common Pleas for Charleston Co1nty.-.in,
In pnr. nance OF an order of sale In the above
case, to me directed, by the Hon. r. +. Graham,
Judge OF the First circuit, will oner f0r salers
Public Auction, at the P0stofflce. Broad etreet,t
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF Au-
gust, 1872. at II O'Clock A. H., 60.
the following LOTS or Parcels OF LAND. situate
lying and being In Christ Church PARISH; Soanty,
or Charleston, near the Town Of Mount .Plea6aHt.
and having such metes and bounds as hte set
forth on certain Plat OF the Greenw1cnr nlHs
property. made by VIM. Hume. Jr., surveyor: aue
recorded In the ONCE OF the Registrar OF Mesne
Conveyance for Charleston County, In Plat BooKi !
A, No. /, page rs, 10 wit: = IA
Lots q, a., and J, containing TEN lo) acres
each. al cli 81
one-nHndredths n6.62-l00) acres. :-.-ti
Also. one LoL- contalni0g eleven. and four one-t
hund, eds (l1.o4 1901 acres. .ss...,ls;.
Also. one Lot containing eleven and nlnsy.F
four onehundredths (ll.94- .0ol acIes.; n:5!IclI.
/ Ia all, about seventy.eiaht and nall. acres.
more or less, as by referenc TO the plat or eaid
lands, now TO be Seen at the ONCE Sof Aesssssf
Lowndes Z Ghmball, AuctioneerB, Broad street,
will more fu ly appear.
Each Lot viii be sold separately. q = ,ls:.:s
Terms-One. half cash; balance In one year. se.,
cured by bond Of the purchaser. with nteIesG
from day OF sale and mortgage OF The premises
Purchaser TO pay Referee for papers and stamps
@. HERBERT SASS,
july1s-th7 Referee
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SARAroaA's GRAND HoTEL.-It is said that
A. r. Stewart, the owner OF the Grand Uoion
Hotel at Saratoga, Is negotiating for the prop
erty adjoining the hotel on Washington, Con.
press and Federal streets, Tor the purpose OF
extending this the now largest hotel In the
world. The hotel aud grounds cover soout
eIpht acres, Some idea may be formed OF the
immensity of this house from the following
statIsiIcs: Length OF piazza, one mile; halls,
two miles; carpetlng, twelve acres; marble
filings, one acre; number OF rooms, eight nun,
dred and twenty-four; doors. one thousand
four hundred and seventy-four; windows, one
thousand eight hundred and ninety,one. Inc
dlniug-room Is two hundred and fifty by
fifty-tRree feet, aud twenty ieet high, and VIII
accommodate at one time twelve hundred
naraOna.
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A CANNON THAT WILL THROW A FIvE.TON
BALL.-A new ides for heavy ordnance is pro-
posed BY Bessemere, the inventor OF tne caeap
process OF making steel. Instead OF setting
fire to all the powder In his gun at once, he
divides bis charge Into different cells and ex-
niodes them successlVely, all going of before
fhe hall leaves the gun, and each giving 1t
new Impulse. he wants now to make can.
non twenty yards long, with bore OF thirty
inches. and walls eight inches thick: and with
this he will fire shell weighing ave TONS.
Such proiectile striking any existing iron
Ia ship in the hull, near the water-line,
Yonld sink her at the first pop. and would se-
riously damage our strongest Notifications.
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UHAKLKSTON, 3. G., June 3, ld7X
Trains will leave charleston Daily az 10.l6A. d.
and 500 p. II. ..-..s.g. 5.l-.-.-''
Arrive at charleston 600 A. II. (Mondays ex.
cepted) aud p. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 N, suN.1
DAYS. -: .:,s;
Train leaving 10 is A. N. makes through connec..
tion to New York, via Richmond land Acquiar
Greek only, going through In a hours. 10
Passengers leaving by 500 r. n. Train havo
choice Of route, via Richmond and Washington,
or VIA Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving;
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
rimore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, n. U.r;s, r. q II -
This is the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, chicago and other points.
West and No invest, both Trains making con-
nections at Washington with Western Trains sof
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 30. .-ar
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. CLEAP0R. Gen. Ticket Agent. mayH
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The most remarkable engineering feat
now in progress Is said to be the crossing Of
the Andes by the Lima and Oroya Railroad.
The mountain chain will be crossed at an alti-
Jude of fifteen thousand feet by tunnel three
thousand feet In length. The grades are the
steepest known on any ordinary railway.
The workmen employed are Cholos Indians,
the only operatives who can endure for pro-
iongld period the rarifed atmosphere OF this
great elevation.
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rRRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

TFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
GREENvILLE, August 10
The Conservatives Of this county met In
convention to-day, and nominated the follow
Ing county officers, which is equivalent to their
election:
For Senate, hon. B. F. Perry: House OF Re-
personalities, J. P. Moore, s. >. Crittenden,
James d. Mccullough, John 81. Goodwin; sher-
III, J. L. Southern; clerk of the court, W; a.
Mcdaniel; Judge Of probate, Samuel J. Dontnlt;
coroner, W. 81. Goodlett; school commission
er, James Taylor; county commissioners, w.
G, GoodwiH, W. j. West, IA. Il. McDaVidi soil
citor Eighth Judicial Circuit, W. e. Perry.
The convention was remarkable LOT tne
character and influence Of It's members, all OF
whom are representative men 10 their seVeral
localities. A true patriotism, which was mani
fest throughout the entire proceedings, effect:
ually excluded the intrlgues Of politicians ana
made- all considerations powerless but tnat
which had In view the good OF the country.
The ticket nominated fully evlnces the wisdom
OF the convention. A stronger one could not
have been placed In the field. The patriot,
Governor Perry, who has already grown gray
In the service of mis- country. yielded once
more to the wishes OF the people, and Will
renres snt-them tho State Senate. rightly
believing that every man should take part in
the redemption of the State, however -disa-
greeable the duty. bozlNA.
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Railroads..
CAROLINA RAILROAD
12M#lH i i! s. :

EXOURS ON TICKETS to Greenytlle, AnderR0nt
and WaIhalls have been put on sale TO-DAY, and
win continue on sale until lst september. 's' y.
Good to return untll Ist November ...It s-:..;i
Baggage checked through. --y.-zt.s
Price u 0reeuville and Return SIT 30. I. .
Price 10 Anderson and Return SIS 70. - -
Price to ,walnalla and Retufn $l9 30. ffIt.S:st
Price to Spartanburg and Return SIS 80. y
Excursion Tickets also ON sale TO CatOosa
Springs (Ia.)-price S2i. ti
The above Tickets on sale at The Line street
Depot, aud at the Charleston Hotel. - -,
8. B. .PICKENS, A. L. TYLEKs 80 80
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