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attach tu seventy shares tor tfEhts} Of tho CHI
cAR1, nurllngton Qulncy NatLroau Company
COMPLEMENTARY,


That Mt. W. $. Spicrs, formerly Gencrnl
Freight Agent OF the Toledo, rrutia & War.
saw Isntlroatl Mt Peoria, and wllO now leaves
TINT city to accupt tho lllorc responsible posi-
ti0n OF General Manager Of tho Wn1nsi, Il
Eric Fast Freight 1.tnn nt Detroit, wny n
fnvorit with the *llippurs Of Fcorin Is shown
by the following resolutions passed. by the
Peoria 3,Ard of Tra'lG II tlny or two mao:
Having learned and sir. ". =. Splort, formerly
Grnerif Freight Agent uf tic TDIcio, Peoria Il
Warsaw Hallway, atltl recently Division Freight
AESt M :. ah9 hn1 bS "esSpna e
Ern Ling. md chnt,Re,i his reslcuce IT. notroit,
tho Pcorta lsonrsi af Trade hesres To press Its
Of his efforts, during his fnriltor raiirund rola.
mons, 10 build Up tho business Of this city:
Ne*olrtti, Tint no have alwnys found Sir. spfors
rnndy tn csNlpnratc In All movements To onMrao
the trntic Of rcor!n. Tint ho hns. atwnys been
prcctAt!oii of tho inrortnucu ut MIR eity hAs
onnhlct us to largely ,iiurensc tilr business.
ahle oItixcn. wo learn of Ills pr.,nlosion with
piams,irn: nTsi extstll TO him our bust Wishes IN
THAT H1G11T-DF-w.Ar N1uDDi,E.
The Hyde l'nrk Doars OF Trustees met last
evening ut the Village halt. The aflilonncp-
lnent that tho war hotwccn tho Western IT.
diana and 1llinais Central for Tho rIght.uf-
way from Hyde Park to South Chicago
would be settled haa tho effect Of filling tim
llalt to Its utmost capacity with Interested
propert }.awiiers and Ints,yis.s.
Thu lllIMols Central WIS represented hy Its
attorney, u. +. Aver, Engineer Afunrelinusc,
a ssts Ts s Wissr s fssS isaa T. iss 1GSf
Hobart stated that the committee II whom
tho matter had BEEN referred WAS
mt prepared to. report. a1Nl col,sc0nent-
" no action would le taken OH the ulntter.
n nFfi
, 1881-09-17

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 1d.-The Central
FreiRllt-AKeilta Of thu cotton.caFrJlng roads
held meeting here today, and agreed upon
tariff for cotton, which ~ not to ho made
public until promulgated by Commissioner
Fink. 1t IL understood tint II Is slightly
l0WHr than last years. rAte.
, 1881-09-17
A. FAST 4-YEAN-uLT

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept }G-At tie
Oakland race.trnck s0lay tile aflai heat OF
the 4.year-oll trotting race, which was begun
Yesterday, was won BY Romero J.. a:ssIss.
The M result was surprise. pools having stood
persons Witnessed the rnco.
, 1881-09-17


for tlle cenvrrsfon of tontla INTO stnrk; ntso
rccttlng that 1t was tho >.trerre Of tho con-
pnny II, convert tho tlDn}ls III such manner,
Version III thc rycnt Of u ,,ucislun by tic
cunrt favorable II such II cut!rso.
NEW YORK, sr. Louis \: C11rCAuo.
spsefds Dtpatsh 10 The c,icdso 1rternt.
WA,tsAw, 1n.l., Sept, 1a.-'Thc New York,
Chfcugo S st. Louis Hallway. which runs
fhroAE, tl,e souther norton of @ this county,
siderable Iron being received.
ITEMS.
Afr. j. C. Dard has bcen appoitttcti agent
Of tho Illinois Central lsalrnad Mt Knnkakco
Junction. IN place OF j. 4. Ketflnger, re-
signed.
Tha Chicago, Milwaukee t. st. Paul CONF
pal,y Is u,aktng considerable outlay In sl..c-
tracking tho points Along the Chlcago Il ra-
ellie Divlsion.
lsumor now has H. that Superintendent
COuclt. of the Eststcrn Division Ut the Lake
SllDro lsoad, is to he promoted II. tho. position
nf fseiterMt 3unetlntcll,tent Of that road, fll
place ot 0es,. Cl'urles l'aluc, resigned.
rho Offices of the Erie Railway III this city
tic Superl0r Block, No. Il Clnrk street. Tho
new 0tttces are Ms elegant, conlnodiOus, and
convenient ns aty In tho city.
Tie General. Solicitor of tho Lake Shore
!snnu las obtained a lcayu Of absence. Ills
During his absence Iii Ashley pnnt, iici,.
eraI Solicitor OF the Michigan Central, will
Atso act rs General Solicitor of the Lake
Shore.
Mir. j. II. Mountain, formerly City passen-
FIT Agent u tile Rock ls!ai.tt HGatl r. this
@ son L oM Vehr is"H5m' To Yn M"a II Inc W sun s J,a
country, ColUrndn. This road gives FREQ ac-
cess y the Ophir md tho Miguel country
fruM Sllyerton.
1t is predicted that tonld contemp1ntcs
sSS''SGtatins iSn ec 1 5ro u MS, nf'v Sa ; Wifi
placing both rOnus under the same lintlhgc-
incnt. Il Is stated Tint Mr. Il. n. iioxie,
General Manager I'll tlle Iron Afolltlta!ll. Is to
DC the General Manager Of tho consolidated
fines.
Mr.. j. r. NoNrso has resigned his position
Marnuettc Railroad. Until further orders
the bnslnass 1T tho Grneral Passenger aHa
Ticket departments will he conducted by
Nir. D. Edwards. Assistant General Manager,
10 WHOM n[I communications should ba i,tl-
dressed.
The Chicago {, Western Indiana Soutl
Chicago line with bo opened for business
next Monday. On the morning OF TINT day
tho first traln will he ruiz oyer the road to
Tho roae is te IL used solely for Freight bi,sl-
ness, ald fur the present nl,ly one train lAily
each way will be ru't. Alr. :. N. Webster
jlns been appointed ngent Of the rond at
South Chicago.
The company which will soon operate the
assuming shape. ''Thc various otifcers 'tu1 III
the road arc bslng named, anu within Il few
1nys the organization will tlo parfeete9. The
, 1881-09-17
70 THE PUBLIC.

1hero can ho n, t,ottor guurRutes q w. xa
oy i1MI EInwAYa old established r y Mss hSAo -
ptks shan inc base md Motshosa !T,1afEas Tp.1ef@ III
taem aa there sIe Taias Rssolyeaats: Hsae I'd 10
ehnt the pslus "Naanay" u oa Nhst ssa WV !
, 1881-09-17

llAfncH fAha-CH3CHkfl l.
Two haso htts-kclly G!.. nurdock.
Flrst.bnsH Nh crrtra-ChlcaTo. =; Hoston, =.
1IAlls scalicd-3t,hls.nlth. 70: Whitney. 10.
Strikes sca!let1--Golda1pith, r: Whttucy4 Ii.
t,nsscd lsn!ls-Ftint, 2; Hnyter,J.
Tluc-Onn hour and twonty -thrco minutes.
Unpllp-kC;ley,
, 1881-09-17

NEW York, Sept lG.-The Directors OF the
HaMnibai Il st. Joseph Naiiroal Company
met this afternoon and adopted resolutions
approving the appea! BY tue officers VI tue
, 1881-09-17

TITTSNUltG.
PlTrsBup0, l'a., Sept. ld.-.rha fourth and
last days races attrpete'l Il fair crowd. The
weather was cloudy ard worry windy, aud the
truck dusty,
First race, a:a5 class. purse $1,000.
L!ArK .. s.s...s.-. I i
MeftHtlo.+ t+..-s.s s.s.t.s-.tr ss.+...,..u > =
lSFMuut Auf ts.*tss..tssss u
FQFlult NHts.. s..sss.s++ss..ssssss...+A D 4
AA' o'""'s1 T;,s.:siu. '.sii;;. a,:.;i;.''''o
SocNnd saeV, freU lOr all, purse a. 900, had
four startcrs alia VIVA won by William II. In
count Of complaint that the driver Ut Eo-8o wRs
holding ber hi;
Mtl!inn! !H..............,......... ! !
1stHk HEakHk*s Y
G*fsoH =
Aalablctontlll An1nbtin.,.: :.:....:...a I o u
1int-s:.lH; s:sI; a.ssss.
Nelson was first, Virginia second, kuno tblrd.
Time, 3;44.
, 1881-09-17
NEACON PARK,

Dosgox. Aass., Sept lG-Beacon Park
racea-free for Rll:
Il ! !
kAUpDkAl 4ssss.tss.s.s u
Charlie Ford. ..,...,,,,V ! 3
Tiuls-S;l9A; s;ls1Ai 3;aQ
, 1881-09-17

Inntl to tho courts III tho matter nj tlcinn,Wl
for tho conversion Of honda Into stnrk; uts0
rccit1ng that It was tho >trerre Of tho COM
and ,utllnrtz.ng tho officers to ,l,ake the cn,,.
version I'll tho eyrnt uf Il ,lecis1OM by the
CURT favorable IL such u Cnttso.
, 1881-09-17

NEW YORK, ST. Louis 4: CIIrCAuO.
sesefds Dtpatsh TO The c,ieds" 1rteunt.
WAitsAw, fn.i., Sept, 17.-Thc New York,
Chfcugo & st. Louis Hallway. which runs
tlrouEl. tlic southern. portion Of fills county,
is nbo,tt rentiy for tho Iron. Tl,erc Is con-
siderable Iron being received.
, 1881-09-17
N1fDFL1'S REMEDIES
HEALTH is WEALTH.
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind,
RAILWAYS
Sarsap lillian
RES0LVENT,

F,tro blood makes sound 1esh, strong ,ono ...
c!cnr hkln. II you would hHvc your tlush n,n,s ~
your bones sotaut. without carries, a,,i vn,r w, sMa
p!ex.94n n1,, 1dais, ,i11 RADWAY'S BARJATAitii,"'
, 1881-09-17
p1TTsBURG, FORT WAYNE IL Gill;
TAf1H,

V1NI(J.
1tailroad-C d-ComnsissIoue Sabine, OF Ohio,
furnishes the following comparative state
ll,est of the business done by the pittshurs,
Fort Wayne j. Chlcago for tho years 1850 md
lSSl:,
Niles operated, ,1asl................., 4a7O7
Attlnh tuornrnt1 fEH nt
, 1881-09-17
A Grateful Recognition.

"T0 curo CHRONIC OF long Htan,Iin. ".
case Is truly vlcsory III tho healing IL: ~,
feasonlnK power that clsHrly tiiscerns nofcstt
ster-by tlsErees-tho body which 1hs cen sIowys ~
y attached and woakoned " au insldinus tjl,.
oNbe. mt only conlinants our respect LII ~.
itlshed mankind with fhnt WONDERFUL rencdr
Nadwar's saraapari'!ah ltesovent, which ny,
Whu arag ont IN exlstonco Of patn Ind diasass
tloir gratitude. ."-!It<ltcai MtsseigsT, >'' "'n
AH cE "A &EFA ~RAps-
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: I'm Preparation.
.HMfgc Francois Xavier Nh,r.
tins History of s.o,a;&samiA.
EE@In allc kss,l.ii iic~t keel.iGSi.

This very rare and vuiua ble contribution
to the historical literature of the country is
now in process OF republication. with much
new matter and ii life of the distinguished
author b. JUDGE W. W iIowE ol the New
Orleans Bar.
James 4. Gresham, Dooksciicr. .Stntionc1'
oni PRINTER. 20 tdnp Street. y. o. L..
ouId respectfully cali the attention of
til" pnb!ic to this announcement and solicit
an interest III the enterprisa.- Martins His
tory ot Louisiana has long since ,liS;;ppcar-
ed fvo,n the shelves of the bookseller and
is only occasionally found III possession OF
the Antiquarian, 1T is hardly necessary to
say that the author was one Of the most no
table civilians in the list of worthics that
illustrated the early history OF Louisiana.
As attorney General, Reporter, Judge. and
Historian he occupied 'he very first rank.
His decisions have been cited with respect
in Westminster Hail aud in Washingi on,
as well as i'll his adopted state. His iiisto-
ry of Louisiana took its pace at once as a
wori. OF rare accuracy and value. The
forthcoming edition Will contain IL faithful
portrait OF the author, and also a map of
New Orleans. by Carlos 1rudeau, taken in
lI9s. showing New Orleans rs it was near
iy 100 years ago under The Spanish ,iomna-
ton, with its forts, moa,s, drawbrdgcs
and other appurtenances OF defense against
its enemies
The price of this History in one large
Royal octave volume, in leather, will be
s. In halt morocco, s..
The publisher hopes 10 have the work
ready for subscribers by the LIST. of No
vembor, 1881. For further particulars ad-
dress. JAMES A. GRESHAM,
Bookseller and Publisher. % Camp Street.
New Orleans.
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Playing Baryard. - One day
Billy and Sammy were playing in
IA mud-hoIe and Billy SAID:
"Now, Sammy, les play We was
a barn yard. You be the pig and
lie Gown and waller, aud IN be a
bull aud beller like everything" !"
SO they got down on their
hands aud knees, and Sammy he
went into the dirt and wallOwed
while Billy beloved like distant
thunder. BY aud by Sammy came
up Muddy-you never saw such
a muddy little fellow~-and he
said:
''Now you'll he the pig and let
me beller."
But Billy said :-''Iain't a very
good pig except for dinner, aud
1t will be time huff for you to bel
Ter when yer mother sees yer
Close.'
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Faoassers! lEaOlEse.s.!
lTtDdSaers.:.

Are you disturbed at III sht and
broken of yonr rest by a sick
child suffering and crying with
the eXcruclatlng pain OF cutting
teeth II SO, go at once and get
Il bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediate'y-derend upon it; there
is 10 mistake about it. There is
not a mother on earth who has
cyes used it, who will not tell
YOU at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to tue
mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
eases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription Of one OF
the oldest and best female phySi
claus and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. -
cents 4 bottle.
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THE MINNIE SUNK.-We regret to learn
that the steamer Minnie, Capt. A. Sharp.
sunk on the 3ist. :nst at CapnOn's store, in
this parish The Minnie was doing q good
business between this town and the coast
below, in the way of transporting lumber
and other materials for our planters, and
she will be a great loss to them.
We understand that an attempt will be
made to raise her. We hope it may prove
uccessful.--IberrIle Sonh.
The Minnie has visited this
Parish frequently. bringing lum
Der, shingles &c. to planters and
builders.
Capt. Sharp was a resident ol
Assumption and LafOurche 70,
many years.
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The RouSseau Rrnt,,ors =,

The Rousseau Brothers are
Ieosing ont their plantations-the
Bush Grove and Unc;e Peter-to
tenants and are gong to have
their lands cultivated under the
tenant system. John r. e. ms.
owner ofthe Golden RancLem Z
Is also dividing out his land for
the same purpose. W. Grisamora
Is the Superintendent.
They are agreeing to pay ten
ants about three to three and n
malt dollars per ton for all sugar
cane they grow. Each tenant il
furnished with a cottage. garden,
ami land sufficient to raise corn
vegetables, potatoes &c.
All of these articles. above
what the family requires will be-
divided, the landlord Ieceivinr
about one third of the net nro
duct. -"
"A wise system this is that will
Duild up lower LouisianaxA
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RAILRoAD D,sAsrER.-Last We elnesaay'
about HOOD. when the east ern bound fre ight
train OF nearly fifty cars was about two
miles this side OF Wel,h's station in this
parish, the locomotive and three cars near
est to 1t ran over a cow. The tiirt car left
the trace and in an instant fourteen cars
were wrecked. A ear loaded with cotton
was piled on top of the locomotive Arthur
Rogers, the fireman, was jammed against
the boiler of the engine, and pinned there
over half au hour until life was extinct
The engineer. John o. onnor was slightly
hurt, but no one else was injured. The ca
boosr, containing several passengers, was
the rear car and remained. with several
cars ahead of it on the track. An inquest
was held by Hon. Thos, 3. Ferren on the
body of the unfortunate fireman. and re
turned u verdict of accidental death.
The above is clipped from the
Lake Charles Echo of Septem>
Der 5th.
Young Rogers left here some
time ago and found work in the
work shops of the Louisiana Yves
tern railroad at Orange Texas.
1t seems that he had been seek
ing the position of firemen for
some time as a step towards that
of an Engineer, which was doubt
less the position to which he was
looking forward to obtain.
This unfortunate accident was
on the first tlip that he was max
ing as fireman. Arthur was a clev
er, quiet, dignified young man,
and would have been Il useful
man. had not his career been cut
short in so sad and lamentable a
manner. He was born and raised
in this town, and is mourned by
numerous friends.
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UNQUE;S'E1ONAIsLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
saSs Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. aud urinary diseases
is So otuIly acknowledged that it
Is not worth the questioning. Bon
afide testimOnialSfrom we'll kaown
citizens in public and private iifo
are evidences sjrong enough to
convince the mCst stubborn doubt
err
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ALL EXDORSE 1T.

The Recorder, Americus, Ga,
says: CLERKS, Senators, Repre>
sentatives, doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, in public and private life,
are testitying by the thousandsr
and over their own signatures
that a remedy has been found too
t}rlghts Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are rd
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure aud
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.n
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The Alexandria Democrat aud
the st. Landry Democrat are terri
bly, worried because the circuit
judges have nothing to do.
We ask, in all candor if it IN
not far preferable for our Judges
to have nothing to do, than to be-
obliged to hold long sessions, try
ing suits at law.
Is not the evidence that people
are becoming prosperous when
civil litigation closes.
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A Cough, Cold or Sor,

A Cough, Cold Or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
!ect frequently results III an IN
eudble Lang Disease or Consunp.
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIA =
IROCHES are certain to gir0 ~
tiet' IN asthma, bronchitis. Coughs
catarrh, Consumption and 1hfoa,
Diseases. For Thirty years the
TrocheS have been recommended
py physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are Lot
new or unlried, ba. having been
tested by wide and constant use
foI nearly an entire generation,
they haue attained well meIiteu
rank among the few staple Iemed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
! where.
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That a remedy made of such con-
mon, simple plants as Hops, Bt.
chu, Mandrake, Dandelion, Sc,
make 50 many and such marvel
GUS and yauderfnl cures as Hor
BitteX, ,TeJt most be. for whei
Ok !, And young, rich and poor,
,stor and Doctor, Lawyer and
a;,cr. alltesaify y hasirx beer
ured b ~
nd. don
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The Church Guide is month
ly paper printed iu Alexandra
Louisiana, by Rev. Herman G..
Duncan and is devoted TO the in
terests Of the Episcopal Church
Diocese Of louisiana.
Price $3.50 per annum.
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The co'ored race
ious to have repres(
the army. They goto.
name was Flipper OF theALL
Lieutenant.
The first chance he got
die ary of Uncle Sans h
he began to appropriate itV,A
own use. w
Flipper will very likely he =,
Ex-Lleutenant soon. =
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DR.. F. LIGHT who came out
here To aud The sufferers during
the yellow Fever Epidemic in
1878 has gone to Vera Cruz 10
Practise.
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IS. Z. Gitsamore has.for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and fellces pillow handles, plow
beams, ploN i, whcelbarrcws, and
= GO. shares.
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The extraordinary dry wealth
er all over the country will cause
the crop of 1881 to be the smal.
est raade in many years.
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No vegetables can be had in this town
Nc x1r2e bulletin.
I-Jnst come down here anf
yOu can git em. Cow peas, puu
kiAs, Okra and-and. we'll lots 4
.d1gs. .,,;4
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SELLING OUT Al COST.

On account Of departure, / will sell my
entire stock of merchandise at cost. Also
for sale my House lot and furniture, good
as new. For terms apply to
L. MEYER,
at the Seven star Stoer
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nRS. BOURGEOIS AND DANSEREAU, :,
IL have associated themselves Tor the
practice OF medicine and surgery.
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IT you want to buy a good
stovei SO to S. T.. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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s.. T. Grisamofe at his stove
DE- DOT has Halrx Plows for sale
.u.,rn 'iowshares apd Plow handles
!. an Ii. are sold extra.
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Notice..

ForAale entire or in lots. the tne proper
ty on jackson Street, formerly oeiohSins
t" +. j. Bruff.
For particulars inquire of
s. T. GRlSAMURE, Agent.
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To Rent.

Plantation to lease or rent TOT casn or on
shares. situated on Bayou Black. Apply
to this office.
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Jhe Tkibotlaux Sentinel.
-AND-
Journal of the 9ih Senatorial District

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE PARISH OF
LkF0URCHE ARD OF THE TOWN
OF Thi3G0hUx.
Office Corner Green & Levee SITS.
Issued EVERY SATURDAY
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FURNITURE, Hardware. Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, SAINT
tatioh black walnut Collins, also cypress
cotiins made to order, &c, &c.
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met Maker and Repairer OF all kinds of fur
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S(rw advertisements.
Seed Potatoes .

NHOICE EARLY-ROSE POTATOES
~ for sale, corner of Fourth and Wash
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