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WILMINGTON, IV. C.
TUESDAY. ! MAKCH 13, 1877.
RETIBWA'Ii.
1 Mrs. Louis McCall of CanluM, Ohio,
Jw3 received an j emphatic ackuuwlcdg
tuout of licr talents --fur business. IShc
lits Ijccd elected director rof the National
rjank,uf which herlate husband was pi csi
ilcuU ijci is7 the, sccoiiU woman chosen
to sucii frvwitivu, airs'.) T.ra.lley 4
:Yertiin?t bcui thc'flrst.
Go;rpj, lIaOlof South , Carol uia
received a lew days bincc a transcript of a
trial jteAifr-D county,, indorsed to "His
1 Jlccllency fabvcrhW Hampton," l.y J ihI-o
Wiggin. This conn
ctcs the -lift,' aul
the .JSl.ito' except
now. "every judge
m
Carpenter:; lias
(iovcrnorj I
reeogJiiA-'d Hampton as
The bcuiocrals car
led the lit n t
election, at! Galvcbtoii'by Jieaily :;,H0
majority and
elected, eleven of twelve
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Aldcrriicnl Many:' negroes j voted
the DcnwcratioHickct and in i;tt .ward
where the colored population prcdomm-
in
aiea icaai.15 ncro jniiMv-iaii
.crc
beaten by white DcniucraU.
' 'ti'dilruV siSnilj;;' tmd many of the
CupEerTathc Kcpublicaus of the cuiiscrva
tive class, urged the appointment of Get;.
J. E. Johnston foriSecretary of War on
' the srouuds that lie j would improve the
. departuieutj and an intimation from, him
to tlio Gomuors of Southern States would
always preyent outbreak and tho conse
quent cmp(lfyn)cit,ol'tioops in our section.
They say.BpVcraiyof IIjc Governors were
' coin mandcrf under! Jul.niJtuii during the
war and wuld' heed his slightest hint or
V-warntrigjT 'J 1 1 j !". '
Tbero arc many bignti ol .proluUmi aw-
New York, and when the jjolicc interfere
kV SPf which de-
. t( iivftdiirTiWeu of his accession. ' They
ri uief I ryng justice Bradley's -'cfligy in
to rcscurc'his image fryin the gallows it is
;r as Quietly!, replaced. In Missouri the
' lower house'of ihc Legislature orders the
Amorican Hag to be draped in lnourning
ttud placcil'at half-mast throughcftit f the
Btatc as a sign of humiliation and in incm
. lorj" Of the departed honor an great ness
oUvoUtry
Professor Maili of
Yale College 'has
c proof of Indian
lately rccetvcvl tangib
. 1 gratitude iuthe sha pc
of au clegAnt chiefs
pipe n ; reti inc-
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one, Willi a louaeco
Cloitvl, inscribe I :
"I'rcscnted to rrofesso O. C. 31 arsh I y
Kcd Cloud chief ol the Ogalallas; its a
. tokcu of gratitutle to hun for his services
' a i,
in breaking up the Jndia;! ring.7' l'lollssor
Marsh has I; now .among the memorabilia
.. "of his "Western I Mips ; the pipes and
pouches of the three great Sioux chiefs,
Kcd Cloud,1 lied Dog, and Old-Mau- Afraid-
ol-nis Horsey.
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liostoti is cxperunui
iu with a novel I v
.''in 'the waV of street! lighting which is
9 be"one-llH id "cheaper than coal
gas.
TherApiwralus is a cylindrical tank with a
prepared thud, in which coal oil plays an-
iportant part. The tauk is placed, out-
sidQ the street lacloriK near the tip, and
the fluid is fed thibugira lube to a gas bur
ner inside. tlie lantern, Wing converted, in
; to gas by a chcinical process during its
nassarrc. El'hc lijrht is I said to be as bril
liant lis lhat from the best coal gas. The
sy stem,-has -becn tried ii several of the
suuller towns iu Massacliusctt?, Connect!
i tilt ami Mainej ajid is pronounced a. suc
cess. . H -j t : .
Alice. Gates, though twice nr.uiied and
njw going on to forty years, is bull very
attractive
o the average Hisccpli bio young
she met hi. -St. Louis one sus-
man, kbut
teptfbic even bcyoml tno average, lie i
thoson of tue lion lU'nrv T.' Llow, for
merly a member of Congress from Missouri
and; afterwards MiijUtcr to oneofthe
S3oilih j America1!! States. Young 1 Kw
has been : completely bKwnauay., He
-i followcU icr from t. Louis to Cinci'.iuati-.
rhcrc 1 he
- Aud daily
occupied i front seat nightly,
Ksiccd lul' iuauiivrta with the
usual 1 tvxapwisv of jtho wimcss presents.
A dUiuoudli iug 'io accepted, but a team
worth $0,500 bho declined, lie has f,.!-
, ' lowcM UrS, .ats New York. . !
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i 'ot Miss-Gori Djckwu, ;a young girlyl
arrived in Paris the otlur day from South
ArueiicA. ller lifu has thus far been a
9Uockcredc. j Atthe ao of 15, tired of
lljc imniotony of jiomc' slic ran away from
I jhtrjfiiuT.si .house with a hirgo sum of
inoucyY ue cut her h.ilr th:ri and don-
"ueda boy s garb,' Aftdr Lec.oming in
f succession a , cabin boyi a clerk and a
'.horse dealer, she turned p in Pucnos
Ayrcs, where she entered the army, still
disguised.! iShe distinguished liersclf in
. the service; and became a Colonel, Some
.n?ontfis 'agOjj at' a meeting of otlieers, she
quarrellcil with one of t-ose ' present. A
duel fonotired; ami tc k!ilRI hi r ad vcrsar-.
Oo examining the dead man's lapersr she
; n (ttit ihq kidcd her c-ide
broth
er;
who had left, home when ska
was two
years of age. Uprroristrickcnic' threw
herself at tie bishop's feet, who promised
;to in'terede with her father. . -
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! ADJOURNED AT IiA6T.
The country is to' be congratulated, aiid
particularly the Democratic party,
the fact that the Irgislfturtf Xyflh C5r-J
t-.. i.i i t i.i; . ..ii Li.. .in ti:J
onua nas at lasv .uuruuu t utc. "Y 1
irue : inai our wormy . ccu-uiois i
diem drawers of the Lower Hous; did in
trotlucc and vole upon siiu-dry bills look
ing to the prohibition of the sale of spirit
uous tutors in certain localities in our
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It Ii :iml in adililitiu
to this onerous duty,i actually discusseI
the importance of providing a law to rcj
ulatc ccrlaiu lishcric ia certain rivers,
creeks, .&c, within the limits of the State,
and after much trial, trouble! and tribuhv
iron too, they were actually prevailed up
on bv tlie ritizeus of New Hanover couuty
to give them a Criminal Court!, but f when
the . Dcuioci alio citizens of the aforesaid
coun(yjdesireda thorough change ia, the
ofiice of magistrates, they quietly ignored
their request :atuf their rights too, , as wc
lake it, and instead of appointing to office
the eillire nominees of the Democratic
party of New llauover cdunty, coolly
thrust aside five of the Democratic candi
dates, the tax-payers' candidates, and gave
lis instead five Jjlcpublican candidates, two
of whom have held the same! office before,
and whoso remarkable ruliujcs and decis
ion will ever be prdserved '"in 4c arch
ives ob gravity". A third is uotv fn
possession (of a lucrative 'rcvoiiuc oftice
which he has held for several years under
the Grant administration. These are but
samples of the men that our .poor but
w orthy nominees of the Democratic- party
arc made to give 'way for, and this, tbo', b
a Democratic Legislature, the iirst that
has assembled since tlie adoption of the
Constitutional Amendments,- which were
i bring such happy relief to the opprcssuJ-j
jind down trodden people of I ;b East. ,
t We arc not iuformed how fir this action
fitlie Delnocatic Legislature meets with
ihc approval of Gov. Yaucc, put feitce jic
h.5 developed a policy which virtii
tuiilly; ignores the claims and - the iutcr
cs'ts "-even of the castenji f Deniocraey, we
have ii' t takeii tmich stock in Gov. Vauce's
syinpa t hies for our sultc.nng condition.
W e are entirely, at' a loss tcj understand
under what intlucuce those two or three
Democratic I ineiu Iters' from the eastern
counties voted for those Kepublican mag
istrates to the exclusion of' the Democratic
nominees, but of this we feel assured, that
if I hey have a constituency anything like
tho ' Democracy of New Hanover, they
will neverigo back tj ll.ie legislative halls
in Kalcigh to agaiu misrepresent the inter
ests of those who scut them there.
Eastern North Carolina5 lias been too
long merely tributary to the "AYcst, and
this too in the face of the fact that the
Eastern counties show) ho ; largest
Minount of -taxable ." property', aud pays,
"proportionately, the largest! amount of
revenue into the State treasury. New
Hanover pays the largest amount of taxes,!
with one exception, of any other ccuuty
L jn the .whole St'atc, and yet for any sub
stantial benefit that the citizens of this
county realize from jwr reformed tatC;
gov;erumcnt,wc mightjas well belong to
down troddai negro .ridden South CaroIL-
Hir citizens' have subscribed mofe
liberally to Slate works, railroad corpora
tions, and other internal improvements,
au l received less 'benefit, comparatively,
than any other coinmuuity in the whole
Stale, and yet w hcuWilniingou asks for
State assistance to open up aucw avenue
of commerce in the way of a Cauab which
'will -redound to the benefit of the
Stale as well as to our own com
muiiily, wc aro toid that the lauds
belonging to the State, which have; been
lying idle for over a century, Jaud may;be
for au hundred yciirs to come, through
wiich tliis ciual is intended to pasjs, cau-
nojL ue t
ouatcd, any pai t of theni, fur ths
projectc
ll work, becaihse thej Stat may
apply -t
icm for the .benefit of! the school
fund. Out upon such .hypocritical legis
lation, sav wc. Do not the, counties in
tereoled in this canal project possess some
interest, in State lauds ab well as o'tliyr
the Suite.' And! have those
counties 'in
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counties not a right to sjy jij
what way
their interests shall be applied ? Wo do
not think a large tax-pjyinj
couiurunity
like ll
ke the counties interested in this canal
business can be; put ofV wii
i any ; siicb
tho pit-sent
last, and is
sophistry. Thank llcavcu,
Legislature has5 adjourucvl aK;
not liliely to be called into active existence
aain, we fervently trust, and two years
may bring a ,'chauge to u's for the.' better,
in this, tht the E.ist may luivo a,-larger
ivpix'sentation in the next General As
sembly, when the pcopl6 of.tliis section
may have s jme rights' entitled' respect.
Wc do not think that our strictures
upon this Legislature are too harsh. We
have a rijjht to' criticise IbdrlactidTts Inas
much as jwe helped UT; elect )Ujj?3d we
re not of those who, allow par :y prejudices!
to swamp judgment. Tliere weri Inaay.
able gentlemen in this Legislatureif
there had not been, then there is no say
ing what might have become of us but
there were, unfortunately, many otlicr
who possessed .more brass than brains aud
who were, unfortuuatelyinthe rnajority.
Tha days havp increased two louis and
fourteen minuets since December 22. .
A corrcsjx)ndcut of the Alexandria Ga
zelle defends Mr. Lamar, the Senator from
MississiopL tad saris with a troenl deal of
warmth iod force : ' l
hestrmo mbrc attacks upon that
to
cal lad t
Wtvncd (araou'' others) who
basaltt &tliiroglc4Kindtil,-rescued a coDQ
mofiwcaflh frOin tbe slouch of despond,
from the filth and abomination of negrodom.
When the future historian of -Mississippi
is summing up tho claims of those sons
who ,liave done .well for the State, so hih
io ihatiljrgut catagory will he iTeconl the
name of Lamar as order is above cliaos,
asjccorist ruction is above revolution, as
prospcrityls abofc wrclchcdiicss"as RiTii
ty is above despair.-
UEDITCTION OF TUB PUlILIU
' . , . DEBT.
Thj iuoulhly debt statement contains
very little of, julcrest, for the decrease -!
durlog the iionth is abou t t he . same "as
last ironth:; 4-,070,i 20.00. The loudel
debt , is increased by, the issue of six mil
lions more at four and a hilf per cents.
'Ihc coin has iucreascd four intllious and
two millions of the public debt on which
interest has ecasbd has been paid oil
during the month. A million of fraction
al ctircncy' and; three qnartci's of fa .mil
lion of legal tenders have been withdrawn
The De'tdcbtis now $2,030,85 1, o 7 1.
! Tue rmlaucInUia limes liimKi wc
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should give Grant credit for his liuaucial
management. ,Whcr'he was first inaug
urated, it says, the debt, less cash in the
Treasury, was $2,515,036,904, so the net
reduction in the debt in th6 eight years
that Grant has been President is $154,-
185,332, or more than one-sixth of the
total debt;. Besides taat the country has
paid in interest during time vory nearly
twice as much, say 1,200 millions in all.
The total expenditures of the Govern
ment for th year in which Grant was in
augurated were $581,777,000.11, iuclud-
S253,222,7 18.31 principal of tho
debt and about $140,000,000 premium
aud interest. The first , year of Grant's
Presidbney saw the . .debt reduced about
eighty millions, ami the next ouc hundred
and twenty millions. For the fiscal
year in which Grant was; inaugurated for
a second term tho paymcuts. froiji the
Treasury Were $300,113,580.91, of wjhich
109,856,807 was for interest and pre
mium and about eighteen mil lions on ac-
count of tho debt, though the net rduc-
tion was over Jbrty-three millions.
If all of the-j stolen' and "misappropri
ated" funds belonging to the government
which have ;onc to Gen. Grant's pets
during 4ho cii:hl v cars of his administra
tion' hadj leeu ipp!icd to the public d.cbt
there Would 'be little of it left now,. We
fail to sco W'here the i.redit for Grant
should fcComa in.
MiscGllanoous.
rilllK UNI) tiiSTU M:i . I.a v iii ")kvu ai
X pointed Kcgistran? of - Klectiuy fr tbe.
City of Wiluiiugton, for tlic-'ajpruaHiiii mu
nicipal election' to be held', on he fourth
Thurstlar in the loontli, tho 2'.'d irt., and
baring duly (paalificd as sucb, hereby uotily
all concerncil that the Registration books will
be opened, in accordance with the rctjuirc
mcntof the act, every day, except Sunday,
begioniajr with Wednesday, March 7ih, froui
9 o'clock,. in, -to C o'clock, p m., at the fol-Iowin-.placcs
aa specified in the act of Gen
eral Asscublj', which aro as follows : f .
. . Fi ft Ward, , Upper Dirision L J.Thorn
ton'a Store, Corner 4 lh and Uarnclt street?. -
Ftrrt- ,Ward, Liner Dhision StabUi .St.
Car Company, Corner Kcd Cross and 7th tt.
. SecoirJ Ward a.t Court IIoue.
Third Ward Oibleui Iodge, Corner bih
and Princess fctrccts. . i
Fourth Ward Eriziuc I tout c on Auu
between Front and Second atd.
Fifth Ward Store of J ?aac 2. Shame, on
ucen between itii aud 5th cb1.
Registrar First Ward, Upper tlvbioiu
w. ii. von
Uegisliar First Ward, Lower Di bion.
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. T. C. JAMES, .
1 Ilegitrar fnrcond WjmI.
( IAMKS W. KING, '
KegWrarTliird Want.
C. W. OLDHAM,
f Iirgistrar Fourth V .-ml.
, - : , JN. M1LLIS, '
. Kegiutrar Fifth Ward.
inarch ft itar coy.
J S77 . ' ut 1877
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rlfst-Class C!aiivassinir Anntj. v-i..,i
Address the Publishers, u ;j -
U. ALTLETOX & CO..
MO fe 55 ;oadwayJ X. V.
Watchmakers, &c.
T. W. TJUOWIT &
WATCiniAKEIlS AND JEWkLLEUS.
No. ;7 Market ttreet,
Wilmington, . C. '
' . (Ectablidied tolZA
;UAUAXTEE THE MOXEV'S WUUTH
for every article' nnrchaAed of tlirm. t
Au elegant stock of line Watches, " ClotRs,
Jewclrj', Silverware, Fancy (Jood., Ac, kept
nutiouiy uu HRiiu iur eaie at a!;-very i"ht
aayanceon acv.i ork cost. ji i.
Agents for the Diamond Spectachw. .
Oar countrv friends arc invited to call and
. dec 13
HURRAH FOR WILMINGTON!
corjiE AT lAst.
QHAKLES G. UAHTSFIELD takes pleas
ure in announcing to the citizens of Wilming
ton, that he has permanently located here and
is read j to take ordcra lor Tuningand Re
pairing llanos and Organs. 3Ir. Hartsfield
has had 24 years of experience iii Jii3 profes
sion. Pardcs will find it to their advantage
to employ one who is a practical Piano
maker. Particular attention will ! be given
to lienovabng Old Instruments thoroughly.
Work will be done on the moat reasonable
terms. References satisfactory can be riven.
Tunics by the vcar and VUmh j
tunc throughout the whole year, sdthat per
formers will not have to wait six months, aud
play two-thirds of the year on a Piano mori
or lcs3 out of tune, and moner wOl be saved
by so doing. a i
Office on Second street over James A
urown', or orders may be left at hU
co ne rMulbcrrj and Second sts. 1 ,i jan 22
The Camden Journal,
PUBLISHED every Thursday, at Camden,
S. C.,ia the oldpst-iRhlu'hl iZ
ershair county, and has an extensive circu
laiion among the Merchants, Farmers and all
classes of business men in the county.
-It offers to the Merchants of Wilmington a
desirable medium for advertising, the country
" "-u ii urtumra, wing connected , rith
that city by steam- ..i the Wateree river.
nd the Wdmingtob, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad. i i
Liberal terms will be made with " those de-
tiring to advertise. Subscription n rice 22 60
ring to aa
per annum.
Address '-. j' it ':! L'
FRAXTIIAM & HAY,
Editors and Proprietors.
Bail Road Iino. .
WILMINGTONrM
RAILROAD C0MPA
rrfetr.''
On and after Sundav t , '
ihei paenW trains0' I tll !
Wcldon Kadroard will run a, 7 SB
DAY UAmz
Leave iWilminghyn, Front St i,
.al"' v.. ...... P0' 1
Arrive at Weldcn ftti.. o e-.
Jieave Wcldon daily aL 3 4,t
KIG11T MAIL AXD EVpJf
DAILY EXCEPT srrvr
Leare Wilmington FrontfcTv AV"
Depot at a....;... x
Arrive at Weldon iit ""- ' I
Leave Weldon, daily at" '" - '"i
Arri ve at Wilmington, FoaTs'r
Depot at. ou,
Weldon lor alt point v..i. .a5
daily, (except Sunday) and daiSHl
mond and all rail routes. ' ' li I
"VJfrlit tmtn i.l-... i
eiat
rr.. 1
meli 10-
-MS' to yniCf
WIL5H.VGTO.V, coLU5i;;i.v Av
O'USTA KAILliOAh.
QI1AXGE OF SCHEDt'LK. .
On and after Siiudav, HarcU n ,'
ing schedule will be run on this rJa.f '
DAY EXPRESS AXD 2IAIL TllAl'x
except Sunday.)
ueave; w umington.....i.......;;-
Lcave Florence.. ......... .
Arrive at Columbia.....
Leave Col mnbia ..1 ...
Leave Florence.............. "'""
1211
..' J
f4
Arrive at Wilnjington
NIGHT EXPRESS TKALV (Ml
0.
Leave) Florence
Arrive. at.Columbia.
Arrive at Aucrusta...
.An
..3!
Leave Augusta....' .
Leave Columbia......-..
Leave Fl or ence.. .
Arrive at Wiluiifigton...
ill
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..41) it
w? Mainl,w.lU ?.1,1,sUP at-ricrl
Wlutcville, Fair liuff, .Marioi., ivf
limuionsydle, bumter and L'astOn-r
hiiiiiiij:ko:i ana Columbia. 'I i
TIIUOUGH FHEIGHT TUaiS' (D
cei't Sundays. :' ; "
licave Wilmihgton,....;,
Leave Florence
Arrive at Columbia..!!
Leave TJolumbia .;
Leave Florence..........
Arrive at Wilmington:
M 19;
lOHi
x.fT tgn?rer3 for. AugufeU wd-btti
buouru iMgUt fcprce Tiaia IntX
mington. , .
c rT.hruU Sleeping Cars uDDii-'ati;,:
tor Charleston and Augusta.
.Pador Car On Day Express and
Charleston.
7 AMES " A N'UERPOt.
General tsupcrinixi:
mch 10
li
0 if ptca Gknkkal Sti'tKiNrtMnr,
tdiningtou, N. C, l(i, lv
o of Schedule.
OX AND AFTER SUNDAY, !;
inst., trains wil rua over Uiis Kii
as followsi . - ,
Passenger and Mail Expre?.
Leave Wilmington at.... : C;"l
Arrive in Charlotte at-...;.....-'-
Leave Charlotte at.. . ...... w.w......6:i0 i
Arrive at Wilmington at........
Daily except Suuday.
; V. . JOJIXsO.V
dee 1 General Supcrintenii
The Great Family Paper,
THE k'E Y0RK-L':il5
Fjk THE NfiW YEAS, li"
The New York. Letlger, 110 o;iejeir
er, but ever new, remimN :ts rcstlw
I he season has arrived for tiio renf
Uieipaunfual subscriptions.
n$uyo those who were chil'irch
Ley hrst began to read tb l-eilf
,t ave children of their own win remi
(uvorite paper. There could bard!;
si rohger testimonial to the excellent
chalacter than is thusxiverrto the r
by thcrcgulor renewfal of lliess
lions. ' 7T- ' ' . .
Our great exertion for the conoi
will be to make a voluuce that will
pare favorably with the bet of W F
cessors. - i' ... ; 1.7
The ledger is always alive aul I-'
mu 01 interest. 1 f
The stories fcr tile couiimt year
the most popular ot our old vrriten
be s t of the new writers who have o
Cly contributed to our cohim-iv
. Tlie inUcellancdus articW I' trcl
scholars and divines will bo ctinW
Will oar accurate scientific .departo
We shall reply, a herstofore, tp f
numerable nuptiiim KAnttn u8onlJR'
doniejitic afrHir:s,jand every varied1
ject. ' . . f -: ':
f4
AVhe.ever the 'Ledger g ks--1 Q
uearlv everv wiiPriHM ffeneral! p'
cd there is not a reader to whose
it does not minister, i
fin r-"vn 1 .'-in t. . .-s. lift !"'
pay. We prepay the po.nse cj f
er that wc mail. " '
OUU TKRllS FOlt iT. -lV.rAt.i; ' V
oiuic uupieo, m per aau'J"" . . ; '
no. which Is S-W a copy ; .'Jjw'
posLige frce. The party who w
for a club of eight copied ('1 tcs:j 'p ',
time,) will be entitled to a eorf ( , j
masters and others who gels up ; "
their respective town?,
wuie copies at Z,jf.
X '1 , . . ...... m.r . . c-n im -
.v teas
t . I a . . f-irPtL
icuLiy oe sen i, n win oe Jt,
prevent the poslbility of the loss j
by mall. Remejnbsr that tbe A
the Ledger to all parti of the c0U
be paid by us, so that oar sue"
hive no postage tapay. i
tSWc employ no travelling ,
drew all cornmunlcatipa- to ,
KOUEUT ' BONNEi:, PuU.i
Corner of; WH I lam and f-'irnrt?
n ior an points not tl. , : r,.--
tOBli,...-
Pullman's Palace Sleenin.Mar;H,,
au rigut Arams, and run throu-i, r
nnngton to.ililford Station-,'M
Fredericksburg & Potomac KaiIr(.VV4
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