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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12
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Admiral WinslOw.

NEW York, May 10.
A Washington dispatch reports Admiral
Winslow in very critical condition at
very late hour last night.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12
Opera House Sold.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.
The New Orleans Opera House was sold
by the sheriff to-day for $4,000. 1t cost
S22O, 900, 900.
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LAT Err.
T. Il. -vsrrGEA rs 81 .,REN DER.

II D.. -NSUEGEN IS 81 .sREN DER.
New ORLEANS, May II.
The latest advices !, ON the 'nsuection-
al districts are HAT 2J0 of the United
Sta.es tioops have al ..vcd at St. Marti1s-
vile aud are now ,qr'et possession of the
place.
De Blarc's forces have d'sbanded and
surrendered to the Ur'tcd States author ties
and the citizens generally f"e submitting to
Cover nor Kellogg's officials in all l'sticts
which have been the scene of the recent
disturbances. The persons now held by
the u ted States marshal w be tiled by
a commissioner next week.
II the Grant Parish case the { and jury
of the United States District Cont to-day,
brought in large number of Indictments
against parties concerned y the recent out
RACES in that vic'~'ty, frd they WI prob
ably be brought to trial early the cong
week.
The grand jury of this parish has order
de the prosecution of the rioters who stole
the guns last Monday.
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Sworn In.

HALIFAX, May 10.
Hon. Josiah Howe was sworn in as
lieutenant governor this forenoon.
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Foreign News.

SCUTTiM TON, May 10.
The Baltimore from Dalt' more
LONDON, May 10.
II e POPE AGA ILL.
A Dispatch .4om Rome says the Pope
was too j'l yesterday 10 receive f"ty of
pilgrims ON L nee.
BEIL !, May 10.
CoNTRADICTED.
The report that Gen. Mantcrfel would
be appointed Gclman nbl dor at Pr is
after the evacuation of F.ench te. .itoiy IS
de" ed
LONDON, May TO-
WHAT SHALL WE LELIEvE?
A special c'spatch from Mao Il est mates
the number of Republice~s l''cd Il the
fight at Naval.a between the Spar sh
troop and Carlists u'dcr Dawegeray at
two HUNDRED.
BEIsroL, May 10.
Yesterday, the Laplard for New York.
W BEN NV > -i"y i"'
Yesterday, the CITY Of 'twerp for New
York.
MADR d, May TO-
ANOTHER STORY FROM SPAIN.
Rel agreements have been sent to the
Spanish troops at Nave "a who defeated
Carl'sts commended by Dol eg"lay. The
official report of the engagement says that
six Republicans were killed end one hun
drcd md fourteen wovrded.
LONDON, May 10.
MEANER ROUGH THAN THE REST.
George Didwcll, one of the folgels inn
plcated in the recent hca' J bill ..auds on
the Dank of England, has u med Queens
evidence against his associates 4 the affair.
1t is now believed that Edward Noyes pnd
others, charged Nth the forgeries, w be
spcet''y cony icted.
MADRID, May 10.
CARLIsT VICTORY.
In the recent battle With Do. egaray
near Estella, Navarro, the government
troops were totally routed They lost two
hundred killed, many pr 'soners and small
aims, and one cp"1on. Col. Naverra is
among the prisoners. The government
army n Bscay is in a state of mutiny in
consequence of not hay lg received the :
pay.
LONDON, May 10.
AN AFRICAN KING DECLARES WAR.
Ad, ICES Ion Cape Towh, South Africa,
just received here, states that the King of
Ashantee, one of the most powerful and
extensive kingdoms of Western A .ica, has
declared war against Great Britain. N
Ashantee army, 30, 900 strong, has marched
from Coomassie, the Capital, and is now
threatening Elmira, fortified town on the
Guinea Coast. Much alarm exists, and
preparations are being made for defense.
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Louisiana Affairs.

New YORK, May 10.
A correspondent teles .aphs from st.
Martinsy lille that in an 'nter 'ew with him
yesterday Col Badger, commanding the
Metropolitans, said he was in no need of
rcinforccmcnts, and there was no enemy
before him. While he did not know of
Col. De Blaucs whereabouts part of his
command had gone towards Verm'llion, lie
pait towf ri toward Drcaux Bridge, and a
third portion toward Butte la Rose, on
the Atchafalaya. He added that he should
be pleased to meet De BlFrc, socially, snl
his ARE t would be disas eeable duty.
De Champs, the Mayor of Martinsville, has
been crested by civ l process on a charge
of trea.on, aud he Badger) had had moth
ing to do with it. De Champs is still con
fined in the Court House and W. have a
prelim iary exam nation today. He (i3ad-
ger) had rejected and should continue to
reject all propo ,itions for aiming the ne
Q .oe1 for IS assitance.
PINCHBACK's OPINION.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Pirchback of louisiana,
here en- route to Europe, said, in an inter
view last ever 'rg, that the contest in Louis.
lima is a mere struggle for place and power;
it is the outs ara ,st the ius, and many OF
the people re. ain from committing them
selvc, to either the Kellogg o. McEHery
govelp ncnt. When he left, ON the Both OF
April, the opposition to the Kellogg gov
ell nent was foIn dablc, and he thinks a
civil war impending. The r. ponsib'"ty
rects Wasl ,gton as well es LousifNa.
TROOPS NOV "a.
New ORLEANS, May TO-
Three compar'c of the Nineteenth =
fontly lder Capt. Bradford le.- last even
ing for Drashelr City to join the trool
there awaiting transportation to st. Mar
t 'sv''le Gen. Smith W" command the
expedition
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GPRING CATALOGUE OF PAPER
- PATTERNS for Ladies' and Childrens' gar
ments, Just received at
mayld2w. Il. N. MERRIAMS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

The Cotton Crop Damaged.

The Wilmington, NC, Journal
of the 9TH inst, says "a friend, who
has just returned from South Carroll.
ma, informs US that the cotton pros
poets in Marion, Williamsburg, Dar-
lington and, Sumter Counties are
ally very discouraging. The rust
aud tho worm havo both been at work
and the farmero are now engaged in
picking out the open cotton as fast
as possible. The ;yicld, will prove
very different FROM that promised o
few weeks ago."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Correction,

Correction.
Below we insert letter from j. r.
Trapp, making few corrections in
tho recent nomination of Rev. d. S.
Rice for Senator. Wo will correct
these mistakes, although not made by
u.s., We gave the nomination ver-
batim et Htcratim.
"Alston sept list fairfield 1878 to-
the editor of the tri weekly Dear sir
please correok this mistake that I
have made in my emondation that
is this please strick out tho word OBJ.
jeotable, and insert the word ilevita-
BILE, strick out tho word evitablc alto
gether and insert nothing. that word
which you SPELLS thus cquaity is
wrong it is this equality correct that
too, there whore it read a man that
loves people please insert his and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Attention Police.

Attention Police.
A crowd of noisy urchins are in
tho habit of congregating about the
depot on the arrival of the trains,
and annoying persons who arc there
on business. They have also q habit
of standing on tho track until, the
engine is within a fow, feet of them
and displaying their agility in jun p.
ing out of the way. We call atten
tion to this, not because olumsiness on
their part would entail loss on the
town, h"t hncauoo it. .friehtona timid
ladies. A policeman should be pres.
ent on these occasions to enforce
order, and prevent any acts of oil
hardness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

She was last oeen about five O'Clock in
tho eftornoon:, She did not appear
at dark, and after waiting somo time,
the fears of the family wero aroused,
and they made search for her. Tho
bell was rung and tho police put in
search, b1at with no success. 1t was
surmiscd that she might have been in
duced to accompany the garrison that
left yesterday. A policeman came as
far as Rock hill to interoopt bor, but
did not SEQ her. Up to last accounts
she had not been found.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
make it read loves his people SO 60
Your truly
j. II. TRAPP.
Heavy Rain Storm.

Heavy Rain Storm.
A heavy rain storm attended With
a considerable display of electricity
visited Winnsboro and tho surround"
ing country on Sunday night. 1t
Gem mencod just after dark, allowing
time for the piously disposed to got
safely to church, apd ragged with unaba
ted fury for several hours. BY the time
services were over, the streets wero
flooded, while sheet Of, water was
descending. After short consulta"
tion the line of march was taken up
and ladies, gentlemen and children
splashed away. Between tho Prcsby-
,terian Church and Capt. Withers'
corner, ran stream several yards
wide and several inches deep, that
had to be fordcd. Seeing no escape,
tho ladies, after few preliminary
little screams, plunged boldly in and
wadod through with a fortitude that
would have done honor to any of cid
Stonewall's "foot cavalry" No scri-
Gus damage was done by the rain.
The streets were badly washed in
some PLACES. The gully by the Mo-
Kinney house. caved in, carrying
down three trees. The crossings on
College green are all down. In the
country the damage was considerable.
Fencing and crops for a hundred
yards wide along Moore's Creek were
swept away. The storlns this season
have all been heavy and attended by
electrical Phenomena.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
In BnnkrllDtcy.

Iu' tho after of Alexander M!'sNewbill.
James, H., Rion, Attorney for Bankrupt.
TNHls is to give notite that Oh the oh
Il, day of April, "A. D,nl8T3, d Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the CO.
tate Of Alexander NJ. Ncwbill Of the vicini.
ty Of Shelton, in; tho County Of Epirtield,
who has boen adjudgcd Bankfulp. Upon
his own petition. That the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any proprty be-
longing 90 said Bankrupt to him or for his
use, and tho transfer 6fxanyIpf6perty ,by
him arc forbidden tylaw that meetiua
OF tho creditors Of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose one or more As
signces Of his estate will DO held at n,
Court Of Bankrdptcy'"t6 bd holden ',at
aorkville, s. c.. beforo''W. I Clawsoh,
keg'ster in Bankruptcy of said Court at kIs
once on the 22d day Of September, A. u.
1878, at IL O'Clock m.
Il. NJ. WALLACE,
~. s. Marshal as, ,Measeuger,
by T. ". Clawson, Deputy Messenger.
sept 6-t2x2.
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In. BankrupteY.


In The matter of WillirmisS: Rabb. Jan,es
II. :Rioh, Attorney for Bankrupt. =,
THIS is to give ho,ice that OIL the 1B.h
l. day of IulyS A. d. 1873, a Warrant
in Ban kruptoy was Issued against the
estate of William s. Rahb Of tho Town Of
Winnsboro, in the County of,Fairf field Who
has been adjudgcd Bankrup pt' Upon his
own petition. That tho payment Of any
longing TO said Bankrupt to him or for his
use, and tho transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law that moe ting
of tho"creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and TO choose one or more
Assignees Of his estate will be hold at
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at York;
vile, b. G. before W.T. Clawson; Register
in Bankruptcy Of shid Court at his ofEco. ON
the 18th "dny of September A. T. 1873, a.
IL o'clock Nj.
r. VI WALLACE.
u. 8. Marshal, as MESSENGER,
By 7. W. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
sep 4+2&l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

There is deadly weapon used in
Mexico and California called the
sand-clu., made of an.eel skin filed
With sand< A person when, strucIo
vita this}%eapon seldom reoovers, and
1t neveTleaves any marks. For sew
erai years tho police of California
woro puzzled to account for some
mysterious Deaths, After willie
they captured a burglar who had in
i,s possession one Of these formida.
bic Weapons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Tai i,oring.

Tai ,oring.
We call attention to this morning
to the advertisement Of Landeckcr Il
Go. This enterprise supplies a want
long felt. Direct communication can
he now had with New York, and the
swain who. has ordered his suit of ap.
parel from this firn, can visit his dull
c}nca with the full assurance that his
integuments have the true "feefth Ar
vcnir" cut and, the opera Spring.
Mr. p. II. Danenberg, tho courte-
Gus and efficient salesman of Landeck.
er u Co., presidos over tic depart
ment, and is fully competent to dis
charge his duties. Ho gave great
satisfaction to his patrt ns in, tho
Spring and will do SO again. Give
him a call.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Capture and Attempted Escape.

"Ao - WILL PoCu AlOUdpGs
Yesterday morning colored man
namedsslra Richards was brought to
town by Sam. Gladney and a friend
on the charge of horse stealing, Ira
had stolen Sans horse aud carried
him to sell to Mr.. N. G. Robertson.
MIR. Robertson recognized the horse,
and sent for Sam. Ira was arrested
end brought to Winnsboro to Justice
Mackey's Office. While the cap
tive and the saptors were awaiting
the coming, of tho Justice, Ira
did not like the turn matters
were taking. lie painted for the
fresh air and green. fields that
were almost in reach. Summon
ing his strength, like the, brave
"Shapus O'Brien," he made cne leap;
cleared tho back door, ran through
DR.. Aiken's lot, clearing the fence at
abound, and made for the country.
Ills eap.uIs .eieoI az iurc.ual yvli ..s
if pandemonium had brokep loose
and slashed in pursuit. The hue and
cry followed him closely, one man be-
ing on horse. Ira made capital time,
but could not cope with horse flesh and
T. horse pistol that pointed its ugly
mouth at him. He, caved in grace
fully, and was brought back. Justice
MackeX ttiirned him over to Sheriff
Duval end he Is now in durance yile.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Death Of Mrs. 1redell Jones.

We arc deeply panied to hear of tie
death Of Mrs: Iredell Jones, at Rock
Hill, on Saturday last, of that foil dis
case, diptheria. Mrs. Jones was the
daughter Of tie late Gov. j. II.
Adams. She was of high culture and
refinement, and possessed in an eminent
degree the noblest Christian vittues.
Gut off in the bloom of youth, she
leaves void in the hearts OF her
friends. To her borcaved husband
and two children and her other rola.
tives, VIC tender our deepest sympa.
thy in their distress.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
A Brutal and Bloody Father.

Charles Cearsoh, o., colored man,
living on, tho, plantation ,of Mr.. JAS
Moriwether, was lodged in our Jail
On Wednesday of last week, charged
with the murder of his own child-a
little girl about 8 years old-by whip
ping. The child died on tho 22nd
ult., from the effeot, it is said, of an
unmcrciful whipping inflicted by the
father few days beforc.-.EdgeGeld
Advertiscr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
The Mails.

The Mails.
We still have to complain of the
irEcgularity of the mails. Several
exchanges come very irregular. The
route agents lay tho blame to tho
country postmastcrs. These neglect
to take all the Packages from tho
mail bag. A route agent informs us
that on one day he found packages
roturnea'ih this way from three diff.
forent Offices between Columbia and
Charlotte. Occasionally a package
adhores to the bag and great care is
necessary to prevent accidents.
We saw. recently that an hofcst
one.armed mail carrier in Georgia
had been arrested for stealing regis
tered letters, and on examination it
was found that the missing packages
were in tho mail bag.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Fox Hunting Extraordinary.

Mr.. D. R. Feaster is an ardent lover
of the old Southern sport of fox hunt
ing. He has fine pack of hounds,
obtained from Pennsylvania: Re-
Gently Mr.. Feastcr, Mr.. George
Coleman and Mr.. Jno. A. Il. Cole
man, went out on eight successive
mornings (excluding sunday,) and
caught fourteen, /orcs, elevon of them
being red. One old veteran red,
with white leg, and auricular ap-
pendagqs measuring ten inches from
tip to tip. was gathered to his fathers ::
thirty~fvc minutes. Of the entire
number, but ono was young fox .
Who can contest Mr.. Fcastor's claim
for the championship z
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Assignees,' or Tristces,' Notice of
APPOINTMENT.

In the District Court Of the United etatds
for tie Western, District of South
Cnrolina-In Bankruptoy-In the mat.
ter of David Campbell-Bankrupt.
T1TO whom it may concern The under
l. signed, Samuel b. C!owney, hereby
gives notice r his appointment as as-
signGe of tho Estate Of David Ca upbell
of Fair field Couiity, in said District : AMI
who was, to wit, Ion. the--day Off,.
1872, adjugcd Bankrupt, upon the Petition
of himself. - H.
Dated at Winnsboro 8. c. tic I'd day Of
Septcmber, A. D. 1873. .
SAAi'L B. CLOwNEX,,
sep 4t2--11 Assigned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Accident.

Accident.
An accident occurred in town
Thursday, that might have been at
tended with serioas Consequences.
Mr.. H. &. Smith was driving a bug
BY, and as he turned the corner be-
tween th" jail and the market, tt c
vohiclo :, struck and. ran over
Willie Owen, son of Mr.. r. r.
Owen. Willie's attention was drawn
to the cars at The depot and he did
not sec Mr.. Smith as Ao turned the
corner, por did Mr.. Smith observe
him. Willie received several bruis.
es on his shoulder, head and leg, but
was not seriously injured.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Premium.

Premium.
The Augusta branch Of tho Wheel.
or and Wilson Sowing Machine Com
pany recently offered premiums for
agents selling the greatest number Of
Machines. At the award Mr.. j. B.
Elkin Of this County received the
second premium, handsome silver
cream pot, he having sold 81 ma
chimes in two months ard ono week,
while his successful competitor sold
4 in threo months. Mr.. Elkin is vory
energetic and is meeting with success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

Mysterious Disappearance in Charlotte.
Private advioos from Charlotte
State that on Tuesday night young
girl of twelve years Of respectable
family, mystcriously disappeared.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
A CARD.
TO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD.

I. HEREaY announce myself as = can.
didato for SENATOR Of Fairfield County
at the ensuing election. pledge myself
to promote the interests of the people to
tho best of my ability. have an eduoa-
ton, and have been teaching for tho last
nine months at Camp Welfare, giving sat.
isfaction to my patrons. I am CONF ent
TO fill the office, and solicit your votes.
MAJOR T. DOULWARE,
aug 26-tlx4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Strayed or Stolen !

TTR0M my plant ation on Jackson's Creek
= on tho plight of Wednesday tho 3rd
of Scptember,..'a MOUSE, colotpd Mare,
blaze face, white lips, four white 10 gs and
one glass eye. Any person giving infor-
nation that will lead to her recovery, will
bo rewarded by :, i.
sept l0-tlxl r. HAST1NG.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

COINCIDENCE.
at the recent target shooting of tho
,ciinoh Rife Club in Augusta the
first and second prizes were won by
Capt. II. j. Wilson and Mr.. VIM.
Dunbar. These gentlemen are part.
ne's, and each had lost an arm du-
ring the war.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
loisy Conduct OH the Streets.

Noisy Conduct on the Streets.
Oa Saturday night thoro was q
great deal of noise around Barber's
Hall, and vooiforous oarsing and
swearing on tho part Of several color
cd men on the street. The street is
not tho proper place for quarrels
and ARRAYS. There are nioo seques-
tered spots all around tho edge of
town at which little difficulties can
be adjusted. 1t is a curious fact that
combatant alwayo becomes more
valiant as he is being carried off, and
his combativeness increases in direct
proportion to the distance aud the
number Of friends holding him.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
EStrayed or Stolen

FR0M tho subscriber on Tuesday, tho
- 26th of August. a BLACK Horse
Mule, IL ycars>ol I'D snd about l9hsnds high:
Any information loft ,at: the Winnsboro
NEWS ofGGe will be ths,fkf0liy ,reoeived.
49,. . SlLASyDYE.
sept 3.-t1x2 Simpsons TO,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
Browns Hotel,

DlUWH 8 dUG6Is
We call the attention. Of our coun-
try friends and the travelling public to
the merits of,this we'll known hotel.
Mrs. Brown has had long experience
in this line, and is we'll Qualified to give
satisfaction. The board is very mod
crate. only fifty cents meal or two
dollars day. Gentlemen coming to
town during the winter days will find
here abundance of sheer after the "a
tigues of the day and will be we'll pre-. e.
pared for tho cold ride h,meward.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10

Mercantile.
The Merchants are making active
preparations for the, fall trade. Mess.
Elder, McCarley, end Squier have
also gone Oh to New York. Others are
making preparations to leave. Mr..
Il. S. Dcsportss, of Ridgeway, return.
ed yesterday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
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THIS NojrIcE. L; ff1NALt".
The State Qf South Carolina.

The sttte qf South Carolina.
i. , !, FA,nr;s.D '!n.,;s.o Co. C9usst,t. h,,u
BY B., H. II H. HEI$0M,;, E:;, ill., f,oSen Il ;adg.. S"im
w HEPEAS Reuben Ford. hhth
W made 'suit, ,!tS i.tbe, 80 sfaht him Let:
tcts Of Admfthsffdfon :bf;the" Estate and
effects Of Sanders Ford deceased. '''.'''
These are therefore TO cite ond adfhonsh
nil and singular the kindred and creditors Of
tho said Sanders PSrd deteascd, that
of Proba,e, to'be held o. Fairfield Court
House ON satutdaythe. Eth das of septcm
bet next, after publicnlo thefS8f, at II
'Wtlook in, the FORENOON, 10 show cause If
aay thsy hsye, ,YhS she said Administra
ttan mQGldpol be grahtbdHf, =
ai;snnas' XsSss, %' D ny yg1s hsna this 2s'A day Of
=. >" ": II. NELSON
august 8O-flx2 J.P.F. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-10
L.ocal Souib9.


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