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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06
Where Rests the Blame +?

be7 The report of the Joint Special Com
.l,pittee5 appointed by the Legis aturo to
aiinvestigate the funding of the bonds,
oiusder the Act known as the Consolida.
sion Act, is very grave paper. 1t is
% question merely Of fact. Ifthe facts
ere % this report states them to be, it
,Wepid seem matter OF great impcr-
tanoe to the public interest that some
seognizanoe Of them should be taken by
sthe Legislature. The report states that
soTs,50o Of the s2,473,as4 90, funded
In bounds under this Act, have been
declared, by the unanimous vote of the
Senate, Improperly funded. Is that SO ?
lsithe vsport'true in this particular, and
sf arue,N is there no way to save the
people from an unjust debt of nearly
100000? And who is responsible
,Faos the funding ofjtheso doubtful bonds /?
The report shows that large amount
OF coupons, which have matured and been
paid,l qnd ought to have been Cancelled
s-e also funded, and declares it to be a
tiIaFnpd sop the State. 1t specifies the
class, value and dates of these coupons
apd points out four classes maturing g
and paid at four several dates, all of
!. which have been funded, and which
i >Nsaonntt 70 the SUM Of s454,O21. This
large sum for the State to pay
slcs. Ngme Of these have not only
sn Faid, but paid in gold. Are these
gnei'ts or this committee true or
and upoas8om does the respon.
iallY The ssmmittco say dis
I'd with very little courtesy
''8 responsibility rest. on the
ser.
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Centennial OF the German
Esisilier Company.

Tho Ca 1,;,; c,,
So,,h r.ro,:n, u;,, ,, III:
C,,,r,;., ,r,ir, 49, .,;, !,
Nav 1874 with 10 oroon;o
TO so ipt,rcst;,y >, ooc,s;on
In 1775 ono l,,1rod ro,,s
bcf, rc III. D,cl,r,, i'm of ,aon,al,
tho German c;,;gO,s ,f rn.r,as,,,
r,ll;.d 70 no s.,,,.,l or
L;,ortv Th,,. or,;, c-
e. . f-r,c ii -, I'm, 10. .r-- 4,
war for freedom ana ro,,., !,
service in til. establishment If ..,r
government. Their record j, the
Revolution s,.,,u.'c i, :, r,,,,cr 81
history. lheir services Jurn,, ,h,,
memorable contest uoJ.r t,.,or !
Lincoln Of the Contin,r,l ,rr,v AL
at the sie.es of Savannah and Ch,r,cs
ton and on other battl, field, ore nroua
testimonials Of their patriotism and dc
vctiou. They sealed their devotion to
that cause with the blood and lives of
many Of their numbers.
In SIP the German Fusiliers were
again called upon to assist in the de
fence Of the coast, and in 1896. when
the bloody tomahawk OF the seminol .
drcuchcd the plains Of Florida with the
blood of its people, md the cry Tor
succor was again wii,cl to the shores
Of Carolina, the German Fusiliers
animated by the spirit Of '7G, vol un
tecred their services aud ai,lcl in re
dccming their sister State from the
:uthlcss hand OF Tie savage.
The company has through all The
yicissiiudcs and trials of the pas. cen
tury preserved its organization. AMI ia
now believed to be the Oldest military
Organization in The United States.
rs early as 1892 they attached to
tn cir military feature, a society for the
support of their indigc cnt widows
orphans and destitute members. In
this noble cause Of chq rity, they have
expended large sums fyam their own
private resources; these have bee II
shattered by the calamitics Of the war.
This will be, as is believed, the first
military centennial celebration, in these
United State The Fusiliers desire to
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06
Am Important Decision.

stiidt ems ti
The Supreme Court recently decided
san, Important point in regard to the opc
ration Of the lien law, which those en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits will find
eintereatihg. The person giving the lien
was Indebted z for d mule, aud gave a
lien upon his crop for tho payment Of
she debt, without any advances in
money or goods being made to him
oTbbe.. Supreme Court held; that in no
rEiae can L q mule bejcensidered, an "ad-
vance, to sbes expended upon the soil
which producessth eop, as is the true
ointsne and meanid of t}statute o
IT, aasets sss, advances y ,A'.s asri} 'ural pur
posea. The labors d mule nigh yvyy
,.pg properly psll be considered Q necessary aup-
sply fgE the production Of a crop; bu,
anle iinstead Of being worn aut and
less In producing a 81 8
ixnaye DC lin much better condition and
more valuable after the crop is made
than before. Upon these grounds, the
Supreme Court declared Chat the lien
given " was void and Of no effect. 1t is
i9oFe than probable that liens of this
! character have been given recently, and
eESe7can attention now to this decision
,ih'" order that none may be surprised at
Athesend OF the year, when an attcnp pit is
made to enforce the lien.
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Volume Mime.

edttThis is the third issue of volume
qahfge Of 2the 'oRANdEBURo NEWs. It
ShaIli BE our endoavor to mako the pre-
sent volume interesting and instr hctivc
90 Che public. Preparations arc n pw on
,saas to enlarge the News, viii Oh will
ntfPp9'ssto give our readers a larger
amount OF sng MOTIFS we shall
lat,rall times watch the Interest," : tno
siGounty, Tand keep our readers ,..af]
on all matters Of a public nature! NC
l"7fiill besrcak the continuance of that
patronage which the people of this
,sS1e County have 50 literally held out to the
News.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

Never vas there prota aualcr disgust, y
disgust amounting to slausca. Evcrya,-
dy Would DO rid Of tle fearful social
nightmare. Everybody cries, Hold
enough" aud yctthe legal doses of the
miserable stuff arc lne]surcd out to US
with relentlossfprecisi3a and dsibora
.ion. One thing is apparcit-tho pois
onous draughts carry their own anti
dotc- The sickencd Hublio damns the
whole set, their falsp morality their
mock religion, their beastly living aul
their atrocious and lohs drawn out pei
jurics, quite as much as it dcrides their
curious friendships, their 'tripartito
covenants their tears df contr,ion their
Judas kissing and goncfal attitulnzin,
A bad lot, one and ALL We are thank
ful that .hcy must presently burst oil
their own rottepness aud disappear from
the waters they hive corlrptod by thci,
fctid and burdensome presence dead,
putrid fish gotten out ftlle way not a
moment too so oh.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

John Jones, state treasurer Of the
state of Georgia, has been invited to re
sign his cllicc by committee Of the leg
islaturc, which has had thorough cx
animation Of his books and papers, and
find him totally incompetent to manage
the financial affairs Of the state. He
has paid $4,000 Of bonds arcad y
paid, and his accounts otherwise stan d
in an ugly shape.-GrccnciNc M.yc.
Jones is a Georgia Democrat. Tn is
should be some consolation to Cardoza
who appears to DC in the same bal box.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

S"o oNSiSS' -Npi are
they called upon to discha Ese the Offices
of the detective. The State is their
client, and, as other ellie hts do, should
furnish to counsel thd aids without
which the advocate is always at dis
advantage The Solicitor is expected
to contend with the bar without the
opportunity of preparation in many
cases without knowledge pf the parties
involved, and with nothing Of assistance.
except the mere recital br the olru,,c
contained in the warrant of the TRIAL
Justice, always impellccIly aud often
times erroncously expires scd. In the
adminiStra tion Of justice tAis has always
been q serious impcdimont, and, cspcci
all IN cases where the subject o: the
crime cannot take the position of prose
cutor, amounts practically to denial Of
Justice. 1t is the duy of tn, good
citizen to inform crime in his com
munlty, and 10 actively cooperate with
the officers of the law in brinsin:.
offenders TO punishment. But it is an
ungratcful duty, and it is wise pro
verb that what's evcrybddy's business
is nobody's business 70 provide in
some sort againt this impc dimcnt. the
duties Of public prosecutor mi ,ht vel
be dcvolvcd upon ona ot the County
"liccrs-thc Coroner, perht more
properly than any otcr--who should
be required to inquire into and present
all olfcnses against the lnw, and ut each
term Of the Court attend upon and
assist the prosecuting attorney 1t was
this Office, iearlcs+ly aud we'll performed
by the Committee Of Scvohty, which in
New York City av'iled to expose the
crimes Of the Tammauy Ring aud,
powerful and defiant as they were, to
bring the leaders to diol aud con
viction
The trees are putting @lt. Now's
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

Anybody can write about the weather
1t requires no originality to discuss it..
- G,rcnriYc Ncws.
That's the reason our Grecnvillc
nci.shjor likes to "liscus5' the subject D.?
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-
Attorney General .IaIton, in his
report to the present GMcral a sscmbly
Speaking IT his dusis and those of
Solicitors, says.
"of late years, Iit aas become com
mon to charge 'hss atorney yS1."u General so,I'
and the Solicitors with dcrclction o
duly, because Of their omission to prose
cute offenders against the law; aud it
has come to be regarded as part Of their
duty to discharge the Offices Of the
detective and prosccu,oE, us we'll as
those of the prosecs sing attorney.
Whether this is due to ilnora &C, or to
the political maiani;yI of those who
know better, is natte,s sjf nii!iercnee
the result IS the slM.. Now aod
then, the States Atom has conscn
ted to be SO employed, bk never, 50 far
as my reading goes, cxccyt for purposes
of oppression aud ofliciFl prostitution
On the contrary, it balon!js to this o!lice
20 stand between the prdccutor on the
one hand, and the oifendd l on the other,
consulting alone the derA Ands of Justice
and the interests Of soeFssy. II would
be the same principle in gind, If not in
degree, to require it off the Judre to
institute the proceeding a,on which he
shall subsequently, pass iAAtsa..nt. or of
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

MIR. John Mcroncy has gone tc build
Ing again i'll Camden
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-03-06

The trees are putting hplt. Now's
the time to mako love.
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LIQUORS, SEGARs, TOBACCO,

Thanking a kind Public for their
Liberal Patronage before the Fir
would ask a continuance of the same
with the assurance ON my part of
kee s,ing UP MY STOCK to it's OLD ]
Standard and REPUTATION.
J. Wallace Cannon,
aaasrx GROCERY HOUSE Il So
feb ~ 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-10
What the Southern Press Nay oi the
Tribune.

We oonaiirr Tie Tribune yory valuable
paper q. AthtNllln iNttd tiugrn,
The Sew YORK lllhNnn. in ia faithful ana
searching exposure oi Outrage hlnnnrih 90
Alnhnmn nnd OihurtinirH, lius done Immense
NiNiV ~ run And Justice, Macon Uial
Telegraph aud Messenger
We ihunk the New lurl. Tribune fnr ~
manly ana powrrml woriH Ia demanhlng
Justice for lho. people " Alabama, Nlpnt'
geometry lAlHl AnWh,
The 'hdst newspaper Ia the world IA the
New york. lrlhunr, II unmhnpa iho diHnly
ana tngnrllN Of tho London llinoH Win HE
luntn.gnlnl WA n,,M' 'nlnpflfe w America
A paper a. he admitted for ltnindopondonce
ui lone ami ia reliability of nVwa,-ll piHVos
pal Methodist, llRliimprr, MnN land,
Any one who wnutA ia iimt.claa paper
when Keeps Wlly NJ with u g ilipeH inlltor-
ulurp, science anu M hhuuld subscribe for
lhp Tribune SphIlAnhmg w. ~ Catolinn
spartan,
'rlo Imperial sheet Qrtho world, the Ncw
lorl. lnbuno,-l'Iho Jacksonville Fla,) New
Nunih,
Wcnmrd II NJ the best paper M IN all,
published In the unltod slnlos,- MOulslOwn
llgun,l GnNltc,
odly lh0 drl Of Amuioln newspapers, whit
ever may boz Hnid olilH uYalH, II Inns clearly
won precedence uinlh ANA very citdiuhly
uow ~ trplWrnl the lournhllhm Ot tie roun.
n.y. While dealing with MI the topics cou-
Tribune makes u specially of the great sub
lucl Ut agriculture, 10 becomes therefore a
matter ol Vital iupullhucr to the country
TINT the direction of the ideas of this vast
section should be- In able aud conscientious
hands, and matter for cunWhMlnllOn thui
the Lrnlcr'H newspaper par excellence has
the high standing Of The Tribune 80 The
a. " tOuth,
The New York Tribune Is doing great
work IN popuiarlHlng SCIENCE, 10y The puhli-
cation ui ourup oxlins 10 that great daily.
-ltlur Muurly, ChntOn, =, G.,
American newspaper nntulprlso IN probn-
bly, at TINS llulo more mlly Illustrated In the
daily iAsuoNuf the Now York Tribune than
amy other oumal,-lWilmlngton, n. e.,
Stur,
uncQunlol IN culture, dlpnlty, comprehon-
silva breadth, polish of expression end intel-
lcctual letteltd by no party Ties, bOllod IN
deoenoies OF speech, aud hystorc with no
wild scnsotlous.- Raleigh, N, 90 Agrlcul-
turnl lournul.
surely tho pnpor han maintained success
fully the hiyh popularity which ho he-
Queathod II, aud The nNmo Of an ably cOn-
Quoted ANA Independent journal, which II
now deserves oven more Justly lhNn 1T amy
time during Mr. Grgelcys llle'-l lflcnburg
tNno Index.
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pLIGmTED, A. ID. Is7L
~ AILloH wILLlAMe,
oTwO souls with but u single thought,
Two hearts that beat ns une.n


"TWO souls with but u single thought,
Two hearts that beat ns one
NELLIE, loQUHir,
Bless my heart You're como ntlasi.
Awful glad 10 see you, daurl
Thought you'd died on tumrihlng, Boil
SUCH nm age Nlnce you've been mere
Ms ongHgturnl2 Gracious lcs,
RunOr's hii the mark this lime
And the vicIimo Charley Gny,
Know him, don't your Well hos Primo
Such muslnchiosl Splendid hylei
Vhcn he's not so hOiTid fast
Mnll1es lilsaN Wrnph iooi
Has cons ,urlune,-hcSl and last
Love hlmY Nonsense, Don I hd "kOlt,H
Petty much ~ love now goch;
Hos devoted and In time,
IN gut used "a him, 1 H'pOsn,
First love? Humbug, Don't talk stunt
Bella Brown, don't be fool
Neyt YOU Uyeof ilames pnn darts,
lllIr a chit ~ hn1dlnp-s'huuj.
Don't he" militd,N talked just 80
Some two years back. haGt, nay donr!
HUT two Seasons Kill romance.
Leaves ones Views OF liz, quito clear.
Why, II VIII Lptr0be had asked
When ho lott, Two years ugU,
ia have thrown MP ull ana gone L
out 10 Kansas, do you know
Fancy me settlers Wliei
BlGsl oscnpe, dear was II not?
Yes, us hardly In my line
10 unnct "LOye IN u Cot"
We'll, you see, IA had NY swing
Been engaged 10 eight or toni
DOT % stop some time, OF course,
SO H. don't much mnttrr when.
Auutlo hates old maids, and thinks
Every girl should marry young,
ON that theme my whole life long
| have heard the changes rlngl
SO ma bette, what could do?
Charley wnntsR stylish wife;
We'll suit well enough, no lcnr
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PROgFlGIus
TIL l..
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
lao LlaillG American LlRSgaDlI,0
FOUNDED 81 HORACE GREELEY

~ ilNHoUnl elWuunt lnn pnpIr hHyrd d.
Nli Ili lffNi N| NHNnlf ln lWMn auu lnr
"uifnr in lHuuHlleN, 900 lnunna,
NNifiI lNIia HEn lnrlHini iln % NARu Ni Hnd
nNtt Wpr would htN pHN nWaN, plAiius
llir Nfllfli a. lhr pnpNlr flnllDillnn of
no. wuNl', HHi Wr0WllNs in lhormuli tllH
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lusrl flNHfnlf It HHIfini HUH lNIuNrulnuti
Nr nuk lfHrWifHa iHfIns lNU fHnpniait
Nllril hHt lNfi rinafi soc IflNuun haS WlY
hAiiuHluN lih tishi lNinni ilful 5000 b. flul,
lNi NnllirNh hNHHlHiFi' lils WnUinl 10
la. i'il.,i nnh nlwn' uf inr mllnWiuHi
Hihnlt nlliii lrNHNfi
pinllHNrs Att lNH n.W WI AnirE mnIn
mlll iNnn mnlr lhirlllArulii HAN Ani other
N narls pp prarr Throughout lksWhn,e
ruAullAi iiir rsNi nl lNlai ariireulpinluuni,
Ahh Nae ptMrrlinn ~ 1911 NlAssla Ia iiu aKnfr
rl,tui iielr lusl and lrral rllhls
" advocates confidence Rnd guid ineling
hrlWprn nlfll, nnd spulhi And lahnn inf ail
hnnrsl Nnd HhlhinG reconciliation,
n inNlnlAlns lNirlrss anu rHnlnr lnWaui
puzzle mrn nnl uuphlinnHi Hnl dlmity Nud
puufhhA iuWHd naanrlAipa and TlfAls,
llpunlishns hrinul iilp nrWH, lppnHs, discus
alnns hnd discoveries 10 - dnafnn ni iullnnts
Anl nrrpmNA neNrf hnnir attained hi Any
pnnpr
llrlyh pypry wnuh irn Or mnre enlums Of
ihn MOST rHriully prepared agricultural
matter dulinH tnu yrHl much more in tie
hHHirHhln man tln rnifu pNuituiKul ans
nlhrt Agricultural publication and tlu whole
hlWinH department ~ which nn uminpul
agricultural tNiinr tnMl 'ii hHh done more
@ al Ne ,g,, ,, t'1lt ll'9N any other ihnn'
II hha puhlihhrla srflfs ~ scientific aud
literary ptlilH which nave met u wider sale
HnH Wnir FnluhHir popular approval thun
any hlulNW pWullrNnunu i IA, imd
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Mr.. Treasurer Spinner says that the
redemption under the law oflast spring
Is now runningas smooth rs oil, The
redemption division of his bureau
handles about half n million dollars
daily; hence there is redeemed from
two to three millions every week.
Thus far only about two per cent of
the notes sent TO Washington for re-
demption have, upon examination,
been found fit forreissue
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD win ne rub,
lshh HNey saturday mnrning, huhsriip-
Ion, IlhI per Hnnum sl,1 hnr siK months
.fiyi,uiH ~ advance, No subscription tui.tn
hr a iuHs pnriui HAN hiN months,
Adyertlh iWrnis inserted az The rate ui n 10
peT HidirH ilf llu ilgsl luinU lOn, ana ih rnnis
iOr q ui suns tVu'ul Insertion,
Obituary nuurrst marriages, dnnlhs, public
meetings, cards NJ lhhnkR, tto., ~ ba paid mr
nd hat advertisement mips,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
of deed Of trust executed TO me, j. Il. Leon
ard, by r. b. Scott and his wife Jennie NJ.
Scott, on the llth day of June, 18Th which
deed oftrust Is recorded in the office of the
G ERIK of the district court OF Dallas county,
state of Texas, lin book "N, " ON pages ij5, 456
and l57, to which reference Is here made,
will, NJ the request of a. Faulkner,one OF the
benefcares in said deed OF trust, on Sntur-
day, the 30th day of January, a. ID. 1879, at
the court house door in the city of Dallas,
state of Texas, proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following lands,
lying in the county of DALLAS, state OF TeXasto-
wit: One tract OF four hundred AID seventy
four aud one.half acres, the IA. W. Perry
headlight survey" sixteen miles northwest
from the town of Dallas, known as the
affinity Mill" tract Of land. Also, q tract OF
forty eight and three-q uarteracleS, btl' & the
north half W. ii. Wits ninety'seVen ana
one-half acre survey, bounded on the east by
A w. Perry's one hundred aud N&Y,hVe
and one-half acres survey. on the hoflh oy
Josiah Ashlock' IS survey of one section, on
the west by A. w. perry's four hundred anu
seventh -four and cnc-half acre headrgnt
survey, and on the south by the south nall
of w. ii. Wits ninety-seNen ana ohe-hall
acre survey. Also, twenty acres out OF the
l.. simpson survey, bounded on the Gust by
said AShhlock survey, ana norm ny balance
of said Simpson Strver, on the soutn ny sliI
A. W, Perry's four hundr' q ana seventy -iour
and ne-half acre survey. Also siXty-@V' n
and nineteenth acres out OF the Mary Rene
dyone hundred ana sixty acre headlight
survey bounded on the north by survey
owned by the heirs of William Row, on the
west by The balance of The said Mary Kennedy
survey, ON the south by W. II. VIII Snlneiy
acre survey, and on the east Dy \. W fer-
RVS four hundred and sevcnty-i, ur and one
half acre survey, Also, f9rty-,isht and
eghty-tive one hdndfedth acres out oi Tie
w, ii. Wits ninety acres survey, OF OF east
end of said survey, and bounded ON the east
nv A. W. perry,S foul. hundred and seventy
four and one-half acre survey, on the NORTH
by said Mary kennedy sur ey, ON west ~
balance of said Wits ninrt' acre sur
yey, and on the south by John Jacksonsone
hundred acres, together with all ana Singu-
lar the rights, members, teHcnlent$ and hef-
editGinent to the Same in any manner he-
longing or appef tainng.
perject but con ey only as trustee
80 j. l.. LEONARD, Trustee.
our,Ji,p7
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TnRMs on .RHN FRInUNp.

Daily, by mil, SO per yenr; Som. Weekly,
81 70 per year; five copies ~ 10 each.
Wecltlo, " per year; ten co les, .. % each;
twenty copies, u 10 each
bE-Postage ia nll cnses IL paid by the Trib.
une, aud papers addressed 10 each ubscrl-
ber without extra charge.
Agents wanted In every town, TO whom
liberal cash commissions will be paid
Specimen copies, circulars aud posters
free. Address
TIETRIRUNE,
New York.
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New Yorlu q, f,Hawell, =, N, Peltenglll 4
lo, and Hates a Locke,
Rnwnll q Chesman -, Louis
Philadelnhlal Cos, MeulhuIlll 4 90,
ulnginnalll \, ", Paryn,
New OlleanSl Thomas Mcintyre,
Shreveport w, N, SPARKS,
Hlousloni u, H. cuRliing,
Austin, Texas Y, Voigl
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SOUTHERN HOTEL or MAIN STREET
FOR RENT.

i4iirit Ht1a lsifl $500 ~ sill
This house has recently been repaired and
ovefhauled throughout; has good wen and
cistern on the premises. Possession given At
once. Apply TO MORGAN GIBBS,
.-..0 T.n Austin street,
opposite aldo entrance TO san jacinsobosel.
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