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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
New Orleanss

Il seems quite probable that Congress
will be compelled to again give attention
to the White Leagues of Louisiana. The
latest intelligence from New Orleans indi-
Gates an outbreak to be imminent, and the
results OF such . movement will be very
important. The President has given warn.
in that II the threatened outbreak occurs
he will punish the leaders with extreme
rigor. The New Orleans papers freely
speak of the murder of the Returning
Board and the seizure of the Legislature
az essential The point made is to seize
the State government, and this can only be
accomplished in one of two ways One 10
to force the Returning Board to give the
decision in favor of the Conservatives; but
If this result Is given of the canvass OF the
parishes where no contest has been made.
the Republicans are kept in power. The
purpose expressed by the board is to turn
the contested cases over to the Legislature,
and this Is the present grievance OF the
White League. The merits of the case do
not seem to enter into the discussion st all;
and the extreme and unnecessary violence
Of the League, if it proves anything, shows
that they have no claim, in fairness or
equity, to the control of events, but are
determined TO gain power BY violence and
murder. They have certainly prejudiced
their case by the course they have taken.
The REPUBLICAN, Of New Orleans, believes
that the outbreak of violence, threatened,
will speedily occur, and that Louisiana will
be made territory within ninety days.
The desire Ii general throughout the
country that Louisiana shall be governed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

IMPROVED REAL Estate Ar AUCTION RI
THE SHER1Fr-Attention 10 called to the
sales ct auction to be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, by the civil sheriff OF
tho parish Of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
|. Two lots Of ground adjoining each
other, with all the build inge and improve
ments thereon, situated in the Fourth Dis
trict Of this city, in the Fsnbourg Livsur
dais. on St. Denis street, between Third
and Fourth streets. One OF saic lots forms
the corner of Third and g. Denis streeta
?, And two lots Of ground adjoining each
other. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the Third Dis
trict of this city. in Faubourg Franklin, on
Ma rigny street, between Prosper and Soil
dele streets.
For full particulars and terms so 3D.
vort;sament0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

as are other States-by the free expression
OF popular will. Bat all efforts to this end
seem abOrtive. Each party accuses the
other OF fraud, and there seems to be NO
possibility of arriving at the truth. When,
under the pressure of popular sentiment,
the Republicans offered the Conservatives
q fair representation, they refused tide
appeal was made for fair elections, there
was an irruption Of White Leagueism in all
parts of the Stete. There is no possibility
Of doubling these facts. The murders Of
black men were too frequent and general
to admit of doubt. Az result, vigorous
measures of repression were Of necessity,
resorted to. We do not believe for Q single
moment that there would be difficulty in
having fair elections in Louisiana, 30 far az
Republicans are concerned. But they are
in power, aud are charged with the reepOn-
sibility OF preserving peace, and hence must
repress the White League. To yield power
at the demand OF violent men would be dis
graceful, and as far as we see, we justify
the general course of Republicans in that
State. Ii the threatened January outbreak
occurs, we hope the President will make
good his promise, and rigidly punish the
leaders.
Whether the State can be turned back
into the condition of 3 territory, is. of
course, question over which there will be
embittered discussion, if it should be at
tempted. 1t matters not a. to this, as
Congress is authorized to guarantee q re-
publican form Of government, aud what
ever measures may be deemed requisite to
that end. can be employed. 1t is perfectly
evident that the wild, lawlees spirit of the
White League element must be tanned.
The President, if left to his own will,
knows how to do this very effectually, and
he has all the nerve essential for this. We
hope, whatever may occur, that Congress
will not adjourn without giving further
attention to this subject. Investigate, if
need be, but let it do something that will
put an end to the incessant turmoil in that
State. 1t is important that, while investi
eating, attention be given to the operations
Of the White League. The city of New
Orleans, too, governed mainly by the White
League element, is notOri0usly in far worse
financial condition than are the States
under Republican rule. All these consider
ations should be taken into account, and
out of this tangled condition of affairs order
and quietness evolved. If. however, it can
be done in NO other way, let the strong
hand of the government crush the White
Leagues out Of existence.-Pitts6xry Ca
<Skfe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
FOREIGN
Bismarck.

LONDON, December l8.-A special to the
Post, from Berlin. says it is positively
asserted that Bismarck rendered his resig
nation, which was refused. He sfterward
conferred with leaders Of tho National
party regarding the future conduct of
affairs in Parliament, and an understanding
was secured.
In the keichstag.
BERLIN, December l8-In the Reichstag
to-day during the consideration OF the ap-
propriations for foreign Office, Windhorst
opposed the grant for the secret service and
moved to strike it ont. Herr Beningsten
replied that the motion was simply an at
tack on Bismarck in whose person the
Ultramontanes INCREASINGLY and bitterly as
sailed the German empire, and the national
policy. He asked the Reichstag to pass q
vote of confidence in the Chancellor by re.
and WindhOrst's motion was defeated by a
vote of III to 1893.
Duel Between Lawyers.
HAVANA, December 18-A fatal duel took
place here to-day. 1t grew out OF quarrel
between two lawyers. One of the parties,
Diego Mende Figueroa, has recently been
publishing articles in the Poz de Cuba con.
demnlng in strong terms the course OF
Manuel CastalIanos' inheritance case. Pepe
CastallanOs, the son of the latter. resented
the insult and etruck Fgueroa. A recourse
to arms was arranged. and the affair came
off this morning. Four shots were ex-
changed. At the last fire CastallanOs re
ceived q bullet in the forehead and was
instantly killed. Figueroa was not touched.
1t is reported another duel will be fought
by the seconds. Young CastallanOs leaves
a wife and child.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
The ReeurninG Board.

This body met yesterday shortly after
eleven o'clock, and all the members being
present, resolved itself ut once into execu-
tive session and remained that way until
i've O'Clock, when it adjourned to meet
again this morning at eleven o'clock.
The contested cases of Carroll, Sabine,
st. Helena, Union, Vernon, VermilioD,
Washington and Webster parishes were
taken up in secret session and finally dis
posed Of.
In the disposition Of the Carroll parish
contest j. A. Gla has been returned to the
Senate instead Of George c. BenhAm for the
seventeenth district.
In s.. Helena the contest between 0. L.
Collins and w. d. Floyd for q seat in the
House, has been decided in favor of the
former.
In Sabine, d. w. Self has been returned
member OF the House instead Of Smith.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
Masonle kniGhtA0O6,

The officers Of Jacques De Noisy Com
msndsry No. 2, Knights Templaf, Of this
city, who have been elected and were in
stalled by Grand Commander Joseph p
Hornoz. fos the ensuing year, ere - fol-
lows:
Sir Harvey Cree. eminent commander;
David G. Johnston. gene ralissmo; Robert
Strong, captain general; Tho mas +. Patton,
prelats: Ossian T. Peck, senior warden;
George H. Rraughn. Jr.. warden; Samuel
NJ. Todd, treasurer; Gustavus Sontag, re-
corder: John II. Scot, standard bearer;
Hugh Pierson, sword bearer; John M.
Murch. warder: Arthur W. Hyatt. Milton
A. Peck and Robert X. Calender, guards,
and Eugene Z. O'Sullivaa. sentinel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

ONver Canton, yr:, AGENT. 70. sseamsoas
J, =. Frazer.
I'm THR UNITED STATkS DISTRICT COohL,
district of Louisiana, No. 10, ,as%.-ln obedience
70 An Admiralty warrant to me directed IN ABOVE
en- titled suit have seized and taken into my pos
THF STEAMBOAT J. p. FRAZER, her boats, en-.
gines, tackle. etc, now libeled BY Oliver Canton
Dr.. agent for the causes set forth in the hnsl now
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof. and all and every person or PET
sons having pretending to have any NJ my. W .t.le
or interest in or to the same to be and appear ~
district court Of the United states for the Glstct
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Oreahs 3
any fhey have or can, why the ssid boat should
not be condemned and be sold aEreeably 10 the
pgayer Of libelants. - ,os.
s. b. PACKARD.
aaIo ~ ~ {ol United Etatps Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
Death of Captain Dubois. .

The New York World reports the death
in Brooklyn of Captain Theodore Dubois,
which occurred on Sunday last. Previous
to the war the captain was master Of the
ship Sheffield, which piled between New
York city and this port. At the breaking
out of the rebellion he resigned from the
merchant service, and offered himself to the
Navy Department. He was accepted and
was given the rank Of acting master, and
was soon after promoted to the position Of
lieutenant commander. When Admiral
Fsrrsgut steamed up to our city front,
Captain Dubois was in his wake as COM
mander of the gunbost Albatross. He also
served during the naval engagements in
Mobile bay. At the close of the war he
resigned from the navy, and took service
in the international Steamship Company,
and In that employ went to Scotland to
superintend the building of steamships for
his line. Captain Dubois has been highly
spoken Of as true man in all respects.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
BY TELEG CIR APH.
CONGRESS.
House.


WASHINGTON, December l8.-There was
an immense crowd present to witness the
reception of the King. The presence OF
the Senate was announced, headed by Vice
President Wilson. The Speakers gavel
announced the Kings approach, when the
Senators and representatives Of the Ameri,
can people rose to their feet. All RENAME d
standing while the King, supported bv
Messrs. Cameron and Orth. approached the
Speakers chair. Mr.. Cameron introduced
the King to the Speaker, who said:
"Your Majesty-On behalf of the Amer
lean Congress l welcome you to these
halls. The Senators from our States
aud the representatives of our peo-
pie unite in cordial congratulations upon
your auspicious journey and the ex-
preston Of the gratitude and pleasure
afforded by your presence in the capital
city of the nation a. the nations guest.
Your majesty's appearance among us Is the
first instance in which q reigning sovereign
has set foot upon the soil of the United
States, and it is . significant circumstance
that the visit comes to us from the West,
and not from the East" =.
The Speaker alluded to the great growth
of the western part of this country, and
congratulated the King upon his virtues as
man and ruler.
The Kings cold was too bad to allow him
to speak. His address was read by one of
his courtiers. 1t was thankful and some
what humble in its sentiments; had nothing
pungeDt in it.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the legislative appropriation bill
A paragraph in relation to the mileage OF
United States marshals and deputy mar
course of which the Department of Justice
waa charactprizAd nv Mr. Beck. of Ken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
6omethina to Think About.


The following appeal, provided all OF part
of the allegations are correct, should attract
immediate attention from every class. There
is abundant proof that q church was invaded
and violence used. and, if it is possible, the
Offenders should be brought to justice. If
the invaders were mem bers of tho White
League, it is likely that the responsible
leaders of that organization can learn every
particular in reference to the matter:
NEW ORLEANS, December l6. 1879.
To his Excellency Governor W. p. Kellogg end
THE superintendent Of Police:
GENTLEMEN-We, as peaceabie and law.
abiding colored citizens of the city and
parish Of Orleans, State of Louisiana, ap
peal to you for protection or some means to
protect ourselves. We pledge ourselves 70
protect ourselves and assist the Republican
party when called upon.
We, the undersigned, solemnly state that
We were attacked last evening by $50 or zoo
men. calling themselves the White League.
They came 20 the church on First street,
between Howard and Freret etreets. and
fred upon US, broke open our church. went
in and broke the lamps, pitcher, glasses, etc.
There we're only about 0ine or twelve OF NJ
colOred men present.
This ia the fifth time 70 have been at
tackled by those White League1s. We now
appeal 10 you for means to protect our
selvse. Respectfully.
ROBERT JESEPS.
Pastor OF tho church;
T.. PAYNE. Deacon;
b. EDWARDS Deacon;
J. K. ROBERTSON, Clerk:
WILLIAM C0BBkNS,
JOE TALBERT,
lRVAN DORCEY,
JOSHUA ROBERTSON,
JAMES b WARREN.
ANDREW BASHAW.
ISRAEL BENTON.
w. MCCORMACK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
Csssssg the Public AcAeois.

In another column appears notice from
the school authorities ordering the closing
OF the public schools m til after tho holi
davs, or until further orders of the school
board Considering the scandalous pro-
ceedings of the past few days this sction
is eminently proper. 1t will dispossess .
portion Of the rough raiders Of q fertile
field Of operations. and may, perhaps, pre-
vent . vanton tlestfuc tisn OF life aud
nrOnnrtV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
NEW YORK.
charley Ross Not Found,

Charley Ross Not EOunde
New YORK, December l8.-The superin.
tendent of police returned after twenty-f0ur
hours Intellectual search for Charley Ross.
The Murderer V0gt,
Charles Vogt sails for Europe Saturday.
in charge of officers, under the extradition
treaty, as q murderer.
.)ustifnble Homicide.
The coroner's jury in the case Of the
shooting of the two Bay Ridge burglars
find that the killing Of the deceased in the
manner set forth was perfectly justi6able.
and commend the act of Van Brunts, Scott
and Frank in defending their lives and
property in such a courageous manner un-
der such trying circumstances. These are
the alleged kidnappers Of Charley Ross for
the search of whom there has been no
success,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
Marcus M. Radovich -. Steam Tag Ella
Wood NO.2.

ux THE UNIrRD STATES DISTRICT COURT
j District of Louisiana, No. 10. .5Ss In obedience
above entitled suit, have seited and taken into
Dy possession
spparel, etc., now kbeled by Marcus ". K do
vich. for the cauees set forth in the libel now
pending In the District Court Of the United Ststes
And do hereby lite and adm0nish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or per
sons having or pretending 70 have any nGnt. ute
District Court Of the United states for the District
afol essid to be holden 1t the city Of New Orieons
on the first Monday Of January. 1879 70 snow
should not be conaemned and sold aGreeaoly 70
the prayer Of libelants.
United States Aaxshal's Once, New Osiesns
December II. 1879. b rACAAHD.
delt q % is3 tnttss essses Aess"ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
9udGo Pardees .

Tho Cleveland Leader of the fifteenth
instant. makes the following mention of
Judge Durelps prospective successor:
The President has chosen an excellent
successor to the notorious Durell, late
United States District Judge for Louisiana.
Colonel Don A. Pardee, the candidate whose
name was yesterday sent to the Senate, is
a sound lawyer and fearless, honest man.
HIS former home was in Medina county in
this State, but has been since the war in
Louisiana. where he has held an important
elective jndgeship. Colonel Pardee is a
graduate of the Naval Academy Of Anna.
polls, but he left the service soon after his
graduation and took up the study of law.
He was major and afterwards lieutenant
colonel Of the gallant Forty-second In.
fantry. one of the solid fighting regiments
which gave Ohio such an important weight
in the Union army. Colonel Pardee was
one of the ablest disciplinarians and most
determined fighters in the volunteer ser.
vice, and the qualities which made him
formidable as a soldier will render him a
fearless, capable judge amid the chaos that
prevails in Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

c..:.., ,,;,. IA tventy thousand dollars.
Cap;ti Cap;.aii LIZ is twenty thousand dollars.
Capp;.ai Cap.aii pr;-a "a twenty thousand dollars.
Opiv ton thousand numbers.
OnIv tan thousand numbers.
Oniy tan thousand numbers.
Only ten Thousand Dumoers'
Tickets only te0 dol!aS@
Ticke6 only ten dollars.
-, Tickets eply ten dollers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Hair dealers who buy in the French
provinces the abundant tresses ot the
country women pursue traffic that is
somewhat dangerous. Recently . country
man, whose wife had sold her hair. caught
the buyer and shaved his head.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

The thermometer 1t Louis Frigefio's, No.
50 Chartres street, on December l8, etood as
follows At 8 A. NJ, $50; at p. NJ, $40; at s
PM, $40. Lowest point during the night Of
December II, $40. Rain. December II and
Is. one-tenth Of "a inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Prosperity tries the fortunate, adversity
the great. Now if both tried both it would
b more satisfactory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
FOB RENT.

someIy furnished apartments, in . oentral
locality convenient TO the care Will be rented at
very moderate rates. by applying AZ the corner Oh
Cont and Royal streets, over The National BANK
del3 Inn
nlEASaNT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
out board, can bS procured ut No. 3so 81
Charles street. Terms-mcderata. cs3V
r,uRNuAHEO ROOMs.-wITH OR WITH.
ont board in q desirable location, convenient
- two lines Of cars, No. IS Rampant street De-
tween Common and Canal streets. ocN1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Last night Of the Queen Of Protean Stars,
LITTLE NELL.
GRAND MATINKB TO-DAY AT TWELVE,
FlDELlA, THR FIRE WAlF.
LATHE Nell In seven different characters, sOngs
dances. banjo sOloe. etc.
saturday Even1Dg, December 10, 1874,
The beautiful drama of
ALL THAT GLlTTERS IL NOT GOLD.
To conclude with
ANDY BLAKE,
ANDY BLAKE. with s0ngs, dances. banjo
solos, etc. ..,................. .LIITLE NELL
sunday, December %, the celebrated Comedian.
MIR. r. y. lHANFRAC.
In his great specislty Drama,
Kit, the Arkansas Traveller.
Prices usual del9
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Remember you can witness
Remember you can witness

Remember you can witness
The drawing Of the so, 900 prize
The drawing Of the $50. 600 prize
The drawing of the go, 900 prize
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
But a few days are left to buy that prize.
But few days are left to buy that prize.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
FOB SALE.

rNOR SALE AT A BARGAlM.-THEB EMPIRE
II Ynrnitnre of a cottage house situated in a good
neiehpOrhOod. The house contains SIX rooms ess,
etc. No lease; rent e25. The furniture is In gooo
order and is only sold on account OF Ill heatn OF
the owner. No boardinghouse Keeper need apply
and only private parties who wish to puTcnaSs ~
Q reason able price and for use. Address HOUSE
KEEPER Republican office. deH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
THE MOBILE LINE.

TaE MOBILE LINE.
On and after NovembeH -, kSsa.
Trnips vii LEAVE dsvD foot Of Canal street, -
follows
kxpress and mail. dAily. Ss0O Z. +.
Throught night expreea. daily........ AslS T. y.
ARRIVE:
Express and mail, daily :.::..........'. Ss4y II
Through night express. daily. +. n
This 10 the only line running through Pullman
fesoe Care to st. Louis, Louisville, Charlotte onS
Virginia Spring.
Once corner Csu1 and Common Streets sppoeD
Z. r. SHUTB,
oNnerAi Passenger Arena
c. H. ALLEN,
~sl3 General Manager
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urOR sALE.-A LARGE LOT OF YAwLs,
u different sizes, Anchors. Chains, Blocks, stc.'
'"" ''- SHICKLB, HARRISON Z CO.,
United Ntstes Naval alton. AlgierA
Or address Postolnce Box 2729, New Orleans
nnRl I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

ADJUSTMENTS,
VARlE1NES THEATRE.
Thursdsy, Friday and Saturday and
Saturday Matinee,
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST TIMES
MR.. JOHN e. OWENS
viii appear in his great character Of
CALEB PLuMMER, THE OLD TOY MAKER,
In Dickens
T,
Or Cricket ON the Hearth.
N. HAMILTON AL. .....JOHN PERRYBlNGLE
Il. CenoelnecK as. TackletOn
zsnc AAM1 Don hA.. DerIn8
- NimAu .UOC
N .. =. CArnart as. MIS- fleldtDg
Ase A. b0uoriet as...... T1lly SlowbOy
Monday next-MRS D. p. BOWERS supported
by MR.. J. q. NcCOLLUM and the entire company.
DELI 81
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RDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Monday, Dece mber ] A. IS7i,
And during the week and Wednesday and satur-
dav Matnees. T. G. DeLe0n's burlesque
HAMLET. HE DISMAL PRINCE,
Embracing the full strength or the Acadeiny's
Dramatic Company and q powerful company OF the
most prominent speciality artists in the United
0tAteA, del3
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RAILROADS.

NAV ORLEANS, ST. louis
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANH,
tGREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after November is. 1874,
Trains depart aud arrive follows fr0n. CoircpS
street depot.
xxpr.,.. o 900 A. n. Express. -. 800 ,. H.
Vxil ,.,,.. 600 P. NJ Mail. .-..... $3.50 4 n.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St
Louis, Chicago and Louisville
Only one change Of aleepinE cars 10 Eastesn
joitieo.
Tick kets for sale and information given se 10. %
Camp street. corner OF C0m.n0n.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
isl2ly R.D. FROST General Manage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

OPERA H0Usk........OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, December ~, 1874.
Matinee at twelve O'Clock.
LA FILE DE MADAME ANGOT,
Comic Opera in three acts.
Saturday Bvening---Psrformance at seven o'clock
JEkUSALEM,
Grand Opera in five acts. del6 "
GRAND OPENING BALL
ST. PATRICK'S NEW HALL.
Grand Dress, Fancy Dress, Masquerade
and Calico Ball,
To be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HlBERN1ANs.
Saturday Evening. December IS. 1874.
At ST. PATRICRS HALL.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Il. Finnerty, W. J. Kelly, James Heron.
Dan Owens, A. o. Boyle, John Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at James
HerrOn's corner of Claiborne and Gravier streets;
q Dan owens corner Of Perdid0 and St. Charles
stroets at P GanEons, corner Of St. Louis and VII
l1Ke streets Ut Tom 0ilmOre's. corner Of Mande-
vile and Victory Streets or n. M OMealliee. cor.
Oer of Magazine and Terpsich0re streets.
Scaled proposals tor sale Of the bar, resta
and hat room n be left with W. J. Kelly. corner
Af Common nDdClaib0rne streets, and Dan Owens
sorner Of Perdido and St Charles stretts.
nO22 I'd
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