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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
DIR. SpierN Singleton.

The death of this noble and patriot
lie man recalls an episode in the life of
the writer, that will long be remem-
bered in connection with the deceased.
At the battle of Fort Fisher, now
Just eight years ago, the manly pro-
tests of this brave and noble hearted
man saved us the amputation of our
left arm. The wound was carefully
and tenderly dressed by him and nm
der his directions we were comfortably
fixed in the casemate occupied by
Gen. Whiting as headquarters. About
this time both Gen. Whiting and his
brave and chivalrous adjutant, Major
Hill, now a prominent commission
merchant in Wilmington, were wound
ed.
Under strong opiates administered
we soon became unconscious, and re-
manned in that condition until near II
o'clock Sunday night, when aroused
by the drunken revels of the enemy,
only to find ourself a prisoner of war.
That night will long be remembered
BY the writer. Unable'to walk, as we
supposed, we were inhumanly dragged
from the casemate by n drunken
wretch of foreigner and placed I'M
der the charge of two drunken, beast
ly negro soldiers, and by them march,
ed and dragged five miles, near AM
derson's Battery, from which point we
were sent to that g Northern He'll"
Fort Delaware. We have never seen
DR.. Singleton since that time, and now |
we discharge the sad duty of announ-
cling his death. We deeply symphathize
with his bereaved family.-Hickory
Eagle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

now occupies the houset that Miss Nancy
built, and that the HcverendS Solomon,
Pool, President of the Uuiycrsitv of
North Carolina. owns by virtue of the
aforesaid execution.
The only religious services held there
now, where formerly divines and Doc
tors of Divinity were as thick AS black
berries almost, are those of the Meth
odist and Baptist churches. Rev. Nj.
Farrcr the Baptist minister, breaches
once month and is highly spoken of.
He came from South Carolina and has
been here only a short while. The Rev.
Mr.. Martin of the Methodist church,
is now here for the second year. Every
body likes him, and everybody speaks
well of him without regard to denomi-
nation, age, sex or former condition of
servitude.
A better idea of the desolation and
abandonment of the place cannot be
given than that contained in the simple
statement of the fact, that in the vacant
lots and gardens in the village, sixty
two bales of cotton have been produced
this season ! A prosperous village turn
ed into a cotton field 4!
So few travellers come to this place
that for some time past there has been
no pretence even to keeping open any
house for their entertainment. This,
however, practically matter ofsman
Importance, as thefew people who come
here come on business, and are provi-
ded with food and lodging by the par
ties with whom they have business.
was very sorry to hear of the death
of our old colored friend, Doctor No
vember, the sole remaining college
servant Of the old regime. He and
his compeers, Dave Barham and Tom
Jones, were three remarkable men.
For long, long years they remained
here, performing their duties with a
fidelity and devotion that would have
done honor to any color, or to any
station in life. Honest, honorable ara
upright in all their dealings, and in
their mode Of living. they were nniver-
sally treated with kindness and sespect,
feeling that i'll our day very many of
of us had inherited from our fathers. -
1t is honorable to the students and to
these servants as well, that not a single
instance, during four years stay, can
be recalled, in which harsh or unkind
word was spoken to the one hy the
other. The Doctor was the only one
who survived the downfall of the Uni
versity The contrast between his ven
cradle and dignified bearing, and that
of some of the late Faculty under the
Pool dynasty, was very striking, and
greatly in favor of the faithful old slave
of former years.
propose to devote letter to-mor-
row to description of the condition of
the College building, grounds, SC S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

The University-TheC College Walks
-PhilanthrOPic Hall and Library
The cold East Building.'-The
New Hall and Library The Col.
lege Library-SOuth BHilding-The
Cabinet Of MfMerals-The Chapel
The West Bnilding-'rheN New West
BuiIdfnE-Thc DiaIectic Library
Person neutrality-suspicious..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
The Tax ON Raw Cotton,

Returns at the Treasury Department
show the exact amount of the tax paid
on raw cotton to have been S6S, 072,-
339 80. Of this amount portion was
paid in the Northern States to which
York paid 1857. ei2 s.. Georgia pai d
lions dollars. Alabama and Louisiana
each paid over ten millions, MISSISSIPPI
pi over eight, Tennessee over seven.
and Texas over five millions Iowa is
set down as having paid only 81 cents,
but the returns is thought to he erro-
npOuS,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

Wyoming Territory is regarded as
the finest and richest mineral and ag-
ricnltural section i'm the United States.
IT'S iron ore and coal are reported to
be equal to those of Missouri or
Pennsylvania, while its gold and sill
yer deposits are said to rival those of
Nevada and Colorado The stock and
sheep raising capacities of the Terri
tory are excellent, some of the " cattle
kings" respectively, owning as many
as ten and twelve thousand head.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

will doubtless hold good here as well
as elsewhere BE it remembered too.
be full one for the reason that it was
made up on the spur of the moment by
two or three gentlemen who happened
to be in casual conversation.
Tomorrow / will write another let
ter as to the present condition of the
village.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

Chapel Hili-Its Decay ssThc Old
Hotcl-The Episcopal Church-The
Former Residences of the Facul.
ty-Miss Nancy Hilliard-Presi-
dent Pool and sheriff Gsuthrie-Old
Acquaintance and Recent Re.
cOllectiOns-TheC huFchcs-Dr. No.
vember, Dave Barham and Tom
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

Guthrie was put in possession by Pres.
ident Pool, and as Mr.. Pool was I'm.
willing to eject him, Miss Nancy, after
long life Of hard labor, found herself,
on her return here, without place
that she could call her own.
Mr. Guthrie will he remembered as
former sheriff of this county, who
made himself at one time obnoxious to
our people during the war. One story
about him says that as Fitzpatrick s
.Bummers came in here, just at the
close Of the war, Guthrie stood on his
doorstep Che was then owner of the
HoteD with a speech of welcome ready
made for the noble Union soldiers.
He was cut short in its delivery by a
cavalryman riding mp close and order
ing him to hand over his gold watch,
&C., and that was the last of the speech
and the last of the watch. Guthrie
had not many sympathisers. Guthrie
is the same man who, at a late day,
was visited, he alleges, by those terri
BILE and mysterious beings yclpt the
Ku-Klux, who yiciously 1ongef to tan
his hide, or savagely thirsted to drink
his blood. He testified, under oath.
before a magistrate, npon judicial
investigation, that he was not alarmed.
One William Hnskey, however, said to
be staying In ths house AS guard,
was not quite SO valiant, and sought
safety through the rear doorway. it il
said, and was soundly thrashed before
it was discovered who he was. Hus-
key will be remembered as an exceed
ingly disreputablc character, whom
Governor Holden commissioned as one
of the chief Detectives of the State of
North Carolina.
This man Guthrie is The man who
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

introduce them into the glo1ious liber-
ty of new party, dedicated to purity.
liberty, and intelligence, Paul plant
ed and Elias watered, but it was the
Eeformers who gave the increase. We
fancied that many an eye grew moist
as it gazed upon those long-lost prodi-
gals who had been wasting their sub
stance with Democratic habits in riot
Gus living and tending swine, now 60
ing in to partake Of the fatted calf that
the Reformers had killed for them. 1t
was day Of Pentecost--last Wednes-
day-was at the Opera House in this
city, and it needs pen that is aflame
with the Imagination OF a poet to color
the picture to the life Look at some
of the prominent figures on the can
vass George Fl. Paul, kindly spoken,
fair-faced, the Pere Hyacinthe of the
new dispensation-
The mildest-mannered man
That ever scuttled ship. or cut throat.
There was A. Scott Sloan, "tall as a
rock of ice,' conspicuous everywhere
by his figure, and now conspicuous
in our politics by his cratic course.
Senator Burchard, who carries his
Democracy in his face; DR.. Pease,
large of paunch and long of hair !;
Maxon, wearing free-trade breastpin );
Ex-Governor Dewey, small man every
way, but an houest one, George
Washington Peck, viewing the scene
from humorous standpoint, rnd Won
dering how much genuine fun he will
be able to get out of it; and at one
side sit Deuster, Scheffler, Paine, and
other German editors, who are never
so happy as when they can have their
own Way. For their sake we will not
finish our picture in water colors !;
anything that did not have the tinge
of lager beer would set them crazy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
The Financial Condition.

The unsettled condition of the mon
ey market since our last issue has as
sumed a very healthy appearance and
confidence is being restored. The
banks are resuming business, and in
the larger cities good paper for COM
mercial purposes is being discounted
readily.
Jay Cooke & Co.'S statement shows
assets amounting to over SIS, 100000
ana liabilities amounting to only IS,
900, 900. The President in letter to
H.B. Clafin states that if the Banks
will adopt a liberal policy, and by a
strong system of discounts sustain the
business interests of the country, the
$44 900, 900 of reserve will be consid.
cred as money in the Treasury to meet
the demands of public necessity as the
circumstance Of the country may re.
quire.
The worst is over and the business
Of the country has not, and now vii
not materially suffer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

In the matter of the estate of Gnstaye Carlson,
deceased.
On this sth day T September. A. D. 1873. upon
feading and fling the petition of Charles Vi.
webb: OF drand Rapids, Wis. stating that Gus
taTe Carlson. Of the County of " God aaad State
OF isconsin, died intestate on or about the 9th
Webb be appointed administrator of The estate
of the deceased, it is
ORDERED, Isat said application be heard before
Rapids on the End day of October. A. .. 1873 at
o'eloek p. 81. And it is further
ordered. That notice Of said application and
hearing be given by publishing copy of this or
week, in the Wood County Reporter" q news
paper printed in said County, prior to said hear
ing. BY the Court
SswS j. y. WITfER, Co Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


For Gouerao7,
C. C. W4SHBCRN,
OF LA CROSSE.
For Lieut.. Governor,
II. II .B4KER,
OF RACINE.
For Secretary Of State,
f. ". YOUNG,
OF sACK.
For State Treasurer,
OLE c. JOHNSON,
OF ROCK.
For Attorney General,
L. F. FRISBI,
OF WASHINGTON.
For State Supt. Of Public Hstructio n
ROBERT GR4H4N III,
OF wINSEBAGo.
For Commissioner Of Immigration,
GEO. Il LINDM4N,
OF MILWAUKEE,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02


Hon. A. E. Bleekman of Toinal
has received the nomination of State
Senator at the hands of the Republi.
cans Of Monroe and Vernon Cos. Mr..
Bleekman is one of the rising men of
the country, gentleman Of fine abili-
ties and of excellent legal attainments.
Monroe County has done well, but she
wsll have done better when she rolls up
rousing majority for Mr.. B. in No
vember, as she surely will
France has paid the last of her
war debt and the German flag no long
er waves over Alsace and Lorraine. 1t
seems almost miracle, but it reveals a
moral it were we'll for Americans to
consider. France has been united as
against the German legions. There has
been unity, and that unity has prevail
ed even to the paying off the last in
stallment of the great war debt. It
were plain to see the point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
CAPTIVITY CAPTURED.

Looking over the democratic Liberal
Reform Convention that met here on
the 24t.. inst, it was gratifying to see
so many old political sinners Oh the stool
of repentance. If, as we read in the
good Book, there is a good time in Hea
yen over one sinner that repents, there
must have been melting season up
above over the spectacle presented at
the Opera House On Wednesday last,
when large ,svmber Of VIGOROUSLY
wicked old stagers declared their inten-
tions to turn from tbs error Of their
ways. Some of the scenes and tab
leaux we're calculated to melt heart of
stone. and it would not be surprising if
some of the screws that fastep the seats
to the floor were found to be missing
upon examination. Some Of those
present have been the subject of much
solicitude Oh the part Of anxious friends
but were given up long ago as incorri-
gible reprobates. aliases and strangers.
in fact, from the commonwealth Of Is
rael. For instance. there was A Hyatt.
Smith, D W. Maxon. s. A. Pease,
Nelson Dewey, Geo. II. Paul, and 9th
er well-known Democrats who have
been prominent in our politics ever
since Wisconsin was State. Imagine
these cracked voices breaking out In
the refrain Of repentance, if not of re-
form:
This is tie way long have sought,
4ulmoUrIed because found it not
As Widow Rdott would say, it was
really "techin' to see those grey-hair-
cd veterans from the ranks of Satan
taking their first lessons out of Broth
er Wigh.'s reform primer. And with
what a patronizing air did the reform
ers assist in the conversion OF those
Democratic Gentiles. aud Ia admins
tering to them the baptismal AID other
confrmatory rites which were reeessa-
~ to make them new creatures and to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Professional and Amature Musician

: Uv.FyUVsVVUu VUW SNTIIOIUTC WUCIVJ0IJS
should examine the Combination Solo
Stops. found aaiy in GEO. WOODS cos
ORGANS.
THE EOLINE. most delicate, soft or
breathing stop.
TINE vox HUMANA. 4 baritone solo, not a
IA or tremolo.
THE PIANO. A beaat toned piano.
which will never require tuning. See ADVERTISE
me2t in another column
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
The democratic Liberal Reform
Convention.

The Democratic Liberal Reform
Convention met in Milwaukee last week
and nominated the following ticket.
Governor-Wm. R. Taylor, OF
Dane.
Lit. Gorernor- Charles D. Parker,
Of St. Croix.
Secretary.of Statc-Peter Doyle,
of Crawford.
State Treasurer Ferdinand kuehn,
Of Milwaukee.
attorney Genera'-A. Scott Sloan,
Of Dodge.
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scar
ing, Of Rock.
Immigration Commissioner-Martin
J. Argard, of Chippewa.
The proceedings Of the august as
semblage were very lovely, probably be-
cause there were hardly enough present
to create row. In looking over the
ticket it presents sort of pepper and
salt appearance-a species of political
liniment purporting to be good for old
sores. One finds ingredients of the
most opposite characters, alkalies and
acids, disinfectants and material agents,
sweet savors and stinks, diaphoretics
and eimenagogues, political purgatives
and liberal expectorants, all comming-
ling and by tacit consent agreeing to
act in harmony on the body polite in
direct opposition to the fundamental
laws that recognizes no such amalgima-
ton without the consequent effect OF
most intense cauldrianic "boil and bub-
ble." The result of the convention is
triumph in political chemistry, and
the recipe will probably be forever hid
den in the patriotic breasts Of the pa
triots who have come together to hug
and squeeze and indulge in love kisses,
that all the political universe may see
how pleasant it is for brothers(.) to
dwell together in unity. A ravishing
boquet is indeed presented to the po-
litical nostril for the snufhng of raw
ishing aroma.
The Milwaukee Sentinel in a leading
editorial so cleverly ties the intoxicat-
ing boquet that we cannot neglect to
indulge our readers by copying the
same entire.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron,

Old Iron.
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand RAPIDS
Foundry and Machine Shop.
tt. JOHN RABLIN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
(Gorrsiponbens Der SGtnuis Stoats3cttun3.)
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Or 9n0uttric- }lolat4.
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Wten, %. Osat 1878.
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f~ertui1g 3uruft: y0ter lit 0ein 3iet!"
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BEN Sabr Die fploiIale 0oppel 2aterne
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bau Der N%u5fellun9S : Notuttbe frDnt.
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S0eitel 19midenbe Gieien : Grote, rllb
tpertlt ite au6 nt6t bis all ba5 blaue Wteer
9ldnst, 10 bod bis bort0tn, tpp Die 0e1
biete ungarn5 ltb O2dbren5 an H0tlbe
Ser ge1e9neten Gbenen 9tteber1O terret03
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mart nit i9neegepan5erten 6auptern
b~eritbergriiBen.
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&otunoenbau gei6rteben. Man bat tim
f"rttiitrt BIS CUR 8erni6tung. Die Qeitbes
tifer baben iber ste vGteiensS 9ilOfr0teN
baS umgeitllpte Wal6beden oas
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Gl1gldnber Scott Guiien berriibrenben
uu6 Iettens Ser General Oireftion obne
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resort, unb ba Bic llnntD9li6fett boob CUR
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IeBteren tbren Wtobtftfattpnen bes ltr>
iprlngli9en brttt16en Gntpnrf5 3ltge7
i6rteben unb 5ugei6rteen. Die gnten
Wtener i'm Nugemetnen aber muBtet eS
bod audi NIT i6rer yEotunben" Daben.
@rit fiel eS ibnen etlt, baB baS un9ebelre
0enOlbe Geine frete Spannung ibertrtftt
Dte Der rDmtI0en Beters Guppel, Des
btsber ~befan1ten mG6tigiten GunobauS,
geraoe rn1 baS 9oppelteD iiber Sang
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tro5aem oteier1 iAledteiten aQer GtnTaue
ni0t bate, entoedte man, baB ba8 por1
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lenoe 9i6t 81 ipdrli0 iein tpitrbe, ltll
BEN tn:leren Naum 5Gr Oenii8e 81 err
feldAten.
&Sa5 bic MeIt9etifep a,lbs(angt, 10 III
hit ibnen fbiper 3u redtell, nib inipcit
Der critic @inorud, ben oer 8au bon Nus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

iertn, ne6ft ser befonnten 9ebiie Viribus
units - 2lle5 nntilrlih in coloffaIen
8erhG(tnillen - becoriren bic Tacaoe.
Der Gtngang ielbit miro i'm Snnrrn BON
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Ola3gcmalbe ii6erra9t.
Ser StDl be5 0au5s1t, tpte ber be5 Snz
6r1trie Balaites itberbaupt, tit BET Der
9lenatHance. 0a8 Wtateria[ tit ein geIb>
li0zgrauer SanDftetn, beifen Tar6e nno
Q(rt aud BET Dem 9eiamntten i~tbrtgen Sat,
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tperben fonnte, bur6 Gementirnng bc5
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entipre0enoen Qlnitrt6 tn tauiOenoer
g8eiie pte0ergegeben tit.
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feine maltci0ien Gritifen tpeg5uOefrett7
rel16en arGtteftoniIden S00lt9ett 0eS
Snouitrie : BoloIteS Doultdubtg ecreOt
tDcrnen at f0ltlen, barf ntGt i6erle9en
tDsroer, baB Sic @eneral>0 treftton bltr6
Sen utgeDeuren Qnbrang bo1ts NnSiteIz
lungs 0egenftGnben ullo baS burd ibn
ehtftanoene Misunderstanding ge5tpungen
ipur0e, bic 3pti0et Den Gusrldtffen lte7
Genoen Sole etltoefen 81 lafiet rnb fie
ben, lit ie1let 1nter8ebra6ten NnSftelern
Ql5 @riuctteruugen TIRES Ierrat11s etn3uz
rGun1en, tpd1reno ber Baufnnftler bieiel7
ben 3u Wartel1> Nnlegen 81 DertDeltoen be-
a ii0tigte. 0aorr0 lit bte boot annl1s
tbig geOa0te 0eiammt1Sront, tDelbe nit
ser Jtotuube u1o benz ppr tbr liegenben
Sriumpbbogen ais Oltttslitfid bic Nb~
me6ielung 3tpii6en ben, aus ben 0auptz
i0Iff iibermdBtg D~orIpringenben Quer7
BaDtuon5 uno ben Oarten : 2lnla9en Der
90fe er5elgt bdtte, 3erit5rt uno perloren
iporben. Wenn troboem ber Iotal>Gino
0ruG Elm ebeniD ipiirDiger, tpte gefdutser
tit, 10 lte9t BARN nur ein 8etpeiS nteDr
fit 6te Sreflt6feit nn6 @e0tegenDeit Der
@eiammt : Conception, nit Der eS Der
Uteifter 0e5 8alte5, Ser Wiener Nrdtteft
6aienauer, berftnuben bat, bort, ipD e5
TT erlter JteiDe Ste Getpdltigung mod ME
bageneie1cr Baum : 8er6dltntiie gait,
aud ben Oeiebeu ber S0onDeit unb Sc
fauiGfeit In elmer Wetie 9ered)t 3n tperbelt,
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ton in GrDftall1 Palait allerbtngS bte ge7
MATTE !9lue f0uf, Die man iiD 0atte err
0entea iolilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
8on STAB tttS Gern,
e MAN B..

- Ileber Bic &ebe, ipel1e Trteh
6eGer on Dte groBe 8Dlfsmen8e,
mel0e i'm in ~ a n + e M begrlBte,
gebalten bat, bert9tet man bon bort Der
rG0lnii0en 3tg." unter'm 20. Wfai:
6eder's @mpfang 6ur9 ei1te sablrei6e
8eD0Gferung mar iebr toarm nno entbu>
itaitii9. Sn ietner fur8en un6 f~ernigen
9anfeSrebe fit etlten 1ol6en @mpfang,
tpte CT ibit nt9t erDartet unb Der6ient
babe, berit6erte 9eGer, in ietnet polite
10en @%runoiGben mod Ser site su ietn,
bemerfte aber aud, er let nt1t gefoms
men, ltrn llnrube au Derurfa6en, flDle
ii0 pteImebr DeratlaBt, Das 8olf an Die
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