ULil'iWKJill.
A0rEaTi5iria-nATi:3 ,
A drerifoenetit occupying tot in ore tkaa it lkeeg.
rtf n, i,iti,M frM M1t netltitw A enrittM f " "
fl.bd
bliied every werniag .
t ' Inwriian
,;
3 : .
4 .
1 WT-k
$ week.
$ .
t.w
1 fit)
toi)
t:&o
3.00
3 SO
I tuutUli
1 UOBttlg
a ..d ,-
. . $1.00
.... t RAft
Bil months,
! months,
We Midi the ail ef or friend io eiteatl-
,g par ircultUin .
- Mr. Uvnln en negro siwirage.
The following- etU-act from private letter of
Hr. Lincoln's, said t hv lonna 00 lno
kijy of Gen. Warden'M-th, who fell la the battle
fta F'ildMnesji, 6'rtg n ro,inii
H.'' We fiiiii it universal! credited as genuine,
hat ere perfectly perenaded that it U a hoax. . It
reads : ,-.-r. j ., s. . y, t -
You dere b know, in the event of onr coin
tlsta success fn the fieW, tlie being followed
br a loyal and cheerful submission on the part of
to South, if universal aronesiy should not be ac
companied with universal suffrage; and aow,
line y kn"w mT private inclination. as to what
term would Be granted to the South, in ite con
tiDMncy mentioned, I will here add that, if onr
success Uould .be ihue realized, followed by such
derired results, I canuot eee if nniveraal amnesty
j granted, how, under the circumstances, I can
avoid exacting in return universal suffrage, or at
Jeatj ieilflraffe on the basis of intelligence and
;v llnw tn hnttr-r Irm eondition of
to colored rare has been a study wbii;U has at- j
trscteu my ewuu u mui
I think I am clear and decided as to what course
I toll pursue in the. premises regarding it. A.
religious duty as the nation's guardian of these
Maple, who lave heroically vindicated their man
koodoo the battlefield, where" in assisting to
lev the life of the Republic, they havo demon
itreted in blood, their rights to the ballot, which
il but the humane protection of the flag they have
go fearlessly, defended. " ' j ,
We repeuti we have no hesitation in prononno
fcg this docawnt a forgwy . That Mr. Lincoln
mf have favored nnirsr&al amnesty is quite
likely, as hie tendencies and disposition are do
tltred by those who have been in the most eor
dial relations with him, to have been eminently
humane.. But that Mr. I declared himself in
fsvor of universal auifrege,- we believe to be an
impeachment ot hie good, sense and a. libel on
hi memory." ' r
Wh this question was literally and cats
gnricftliy presented to him, he answered as fol
lines: " , i
M will say, then, that t am not now, nor ever
hive beea in -favor of bringing about,, in any
way, the eneial and political eqaalitj of the
white and black fanes -that lam not toe nor
tmhave been in faror tf waking toterto jurors
ef ntgtoti, nor of qualifying them to hold ojfic.,
MT Sit addition to thii that there is a physical
difference between the white and black racee,
which I believe will roRKvea roasiD tne two
w living toyeiltern terms of social and politi-
tMl,-Ut .Ami inftsraiich SS thfiT Cannot SO
lito, while they do remain together, , there niust
muk a aMo man am i favor ef Xavtitg the
. ' .. . . 1 i . . ... L M
Mvytl WT jvxw vi9 mma y ivt ..if, ,
Tk;. -.. Mr I.iiuuiiri' airoft and eatetrnri
m1 Mnl n'nAaivA ttik Kin irinvft nn this im
nnrfsnt anliiant. llolilicrfllt onlv two VRSrS before
the war broke out, and no man supposes that
anything occurred in. the interval to change so
radically the matured opinions of fifty years,
still lees to"modiyhoe clear 'phyioaf differ-
- - -ll 1 t. 1.1 : It' A
T. tnM. nn . ..n 11 nvAtinKIlifv iKftfc t.r
. Will IUIU v , . J'. wnwi.t , w
Wsdsworth letter has been simply invented to
etniw .r.1!!A 1 nnnnnea nA 1 1 sIi'WbA Wik Bf1 lit M
mach a?acitv to divine that taTDOtO.Petert-
' A Ureat K atural Curloeitj . .-
" The Sentinel, published at Jacksonville, Ore
gOBjOf the 12th olt., ears : - .
"Several of our ' citizens returned Jast week
from a visit to the Groat Sunken Lake, situated
in Cascade Mountains, about 75 tuiles north- Aat
from Jacknonville. This lake rivals the famous
valley of SinUnd the sailor. It is thought to
averan 2000 feet down to the water all round.
Tbe walls are. almost perpendicular, running
dowrtQto the water, an4 leaving no beach. Tbe
depth'of the waur is unknown, and its surface is
smooth and unroilled, as it lies so far below the
surface of the mountain that the air currents do
not affect it. lie length in estimated at M miles,
and its width at 10. Tliore is an inland in its cen
tre hsvinjr treea npon it. No living man ever
hat, and pt-obttbly never will, be able to reach the
water's ede. It. lies silent, still and mysterious
in the bosom of tla 'evcrlsHtinfrhilU,' like a huge
well scooped out by the hands of the giant genru
ef the nwMint-aios, u the unknowa Rsoa gone by,
and around it I he primeval . fire3tt watch and
ward are keeping. The visiting party fired a
tilie several times into the water at aq angle ot
45 decree, and were able to note several anuonds
of lime front the report ot the gun until tlie ball
"C , . . .A . ...
track the water. ' ouch seems incredible, but it
ens. -. n -
A Prrntt IV i ut IV. tinai man enil 1ttirl
complaint of the ferry at Gaston, It lesaid that
passengers are brought over the river at to at
point in small open noata, exposed not only to
the weather, hut to the danger of capmzinj. If
ffrrltirn ha run Tt.li'a k liAiiditnmn nrnlit on
th mvestmont ; and if individual enterprise de
clines the undertaking, it would be Weil for tbe
Railroad Company to tnke the mutter in hand,
for if the present arrangement continues to the
winter season, the travel will be forer to the
other route by the Seafronrd toad, whioh will he
opened about the first of November. Pet, Index.
It is rr potted from Vahinrtin that President
J'lhnsriBjttS promwd 't Iwernor i'mmlette that
kentucSy liftll be relieved from Hinrtnl law, ard
l''t pi'M.tamMtiin to that effect shall be Issued
"ithin a dsy r two.' The rfinnval of Ji;n, Pal
r is saiii 1 1 be aUo determined npon.
A sclicol-ii I re;s lo f.t. I-ottts was fined lart
k J:W end "o.Hlit, mnminting io ell to tio. for
frotlty toward otic of her soliolars, a, little t'y.
hipp-J him until the bhod fon dwn his
for one month, -fot
twe months, , -
"I WOUA.I
VOL. L-RALEIGH,
W. J, Has in, T. Coorsa, W, II.Jokks.
BAKER ( OWPER JHQ.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
ilVtoi'eliaiits
i And Atlor's at Lnw, Brofeors anil
t'olicclors Generally. . ;
Aug. 23-3U
Q HOJ! THREAD, Spun Cotton) tliloriAirmaud a
I Shot Ouo.
BAKER, COWPERACo.
Sep. 8, 185-2S-tf.
yHITFIELD'S REMEDf FOB KllEl'MAtlSM.
Ouras Sheamatlam eertain e ilasnt tonie for
the feeble and nervom
BAKEK.COWPKR ACO.
, Sep. 8, 1895 28-lw.
SHEET Tin, Tobacco, Leather, and ftlaivh.
BAKER, COVSTEU k CO.
,. ..A og. 2 2 -3t... - .....j.-.-.
Honse ana Ixt In Kaleish for Sale.
HALF ACRE LOT WITH A VERY NEAT
Houn on V, f.rar rooms down " tair, aJ two
tair. tjnoj gnnlen i't ntltn tieil. htluatud In
the KontTwestcrn jiart of IbeTtlyT " r
F'or Bale.
4 VEKY GOOD BIDING SADDLE, AND
IX. two very (ool i;U ewdJles. AUo a lot ot
good Bar Soap which can he sold very low hy .the
bos . ': t
Wtf. ,. - BAKER, COWPER, & CO.
BANK NOTES FOR SALE.
Cl A AAA the bank .op frortTit r.iito-
VAVyVUU line, Bask of t'sp Tew, Jlnnk of
CSrli.tle, end Firmer' t!aiik - - -
Golieoin for also. -'- . '- i.. ,
S tf, . BAKEB, COWPEn ft CO.
Cotton BagslneT, Snsar, CotTt'e, 4, &e.,
.'For Sale.
A I.fT of alee Segar, Coffee, No. 1 Markers!, Cot-toe-
Begging, Iron, Adanuwtine C'nodlftt, Wins
Qlaues, Curry Cembs sed Sole Leat.far.
BAKKB COH'BER A C).
August ZSj lSf5. . IS-tf
Atur or jp
Shoulders,
LOT of No. I Bacon Hume, Middling end
BAKtB,, COTTPEIl" A CO.
Raleigh, Aug. 26, lftti.Dt
NEW COMMISSION IIOU8U.
: SWEPSON, MENDENHALL &Z CO.,
GENERAL .
Commission . jNIerchants,
" ; roa TDK sals or. . '
Tobacco, Saw Cotton, Cotton Yarns, Clotbjs
-r-- tad Naval Stores- .......
79 Fc4x Stbist, Nw Tors.
Robert B,. Swepsoa, Now York City. "u.v..
Sana! O. Murphy, Naw Tork City. .
0. P. Mendenhall, Brea-'tf Farmer's Bank, Gretna
fcoTo", N. C. . '
Daniel O'. Worth, Company Shops, N. C.
- a..W.SwpOB, Haw BiTr; P.-O., NrO; "
aa 8 tf
THE BEST, MOST EXPEDITIOUS
AND
EOTJ'TE
FROxlI CHARLOTTE
TO" TUB "' .
X 6 R THE R K O I TIBS,
" VIA . .
North Carolina Eallroafl,. ;::; ;
Raleigli & Ciaslon Railroad,
rcttrsburs; A Wcldon Railroad
. asd rasia
VARIOUS CONNECTIONS.
Passengers y this line will lsare CHARLOTTE
at S o'clock p. a arrive at Raleigh m. Loitva
RALEK3B A e'eloek a. m., arrive at OMton 13 a.
m. Leave OA8T0ST I p. at arrive at Petersburg
8.30 p. m., and leave that eight for Richmoou and
the aorth, or stay In Petersburg, get a good night's
rest aod take the ears forCitv Taint, counseling with
the James Hirer etcamera for northern points.
Passengers for western or aoutbern polnU wilt
leave Petersburg at .30 o'clock a. arrive at
Ctastoa II a. m. Leave Qaston H a. m , arrire at
Aeleiga 7 p. m. Laave Raleigh at 7.48 p. ra. and
a .
Passangsrs are raipetftillji; reqoa.ited to get ticket
before entering the cars. '
. ' K. WILKES,
. n . .yris fctia gap.t T c K. R, -
A. JOHSSOSf,.
Bnprt RaloU'h A OmKib R. U. ,
Kr M. DCNL0P,
' Aagrtl tf. . Eup't Peunlarg TTaldun R. R.
JOB-WORK
' Of every description txetute J at this office with
seatMM snd dispt;h.
RAU1CU ItE KltitlT TH.iJf BU rKESlDi; JIT
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, I8G5. NO. 50.
Pioneer LaiKl OlIIco.
, r. diDsrvrwrsxT:
- PB1XC1PAL OFIH K, Kalcjgh, m.C.
' Q. H. OIJ3S, . . Manager.
' &PECUL AUENCIE3. ' -
VilniinRtoo, ' tiroenthoru! -
Nw Boriio," lrialibuTT, .
6oldboro', , ;charlotu,
ATLANTIC ST., NIlWTOnK, AND l'.M 5501'TU ST.
HIII,Altkl.FtlU.; i
AGEXTS IS ALL C0CNTIE3. .
Out Jiteuts nil recta tilt Comventatian, m
all Hilt thiwiah their Deteriiitm Litft or Ap
plication). .
BEfJISNINa immediately rHtr tha war eatUpaed,
wo eontlnue to raraira tpullcatloaa from Buyara
and Sollara of Kkm, Estat. and inrite a stilt more
xtand4 aaoj-t-lrt -cheap, cuaTenie&V-B&wraii mtrd
aatuiaciory . : "
PLAN OP BUSINESS.
Partioa ran ooitimnnitiate throngh agents, or ditact.
Bnlaa la the bivndaof 1 AifetiU.
Tltle'gurntvd anaording to oar rulsst (Tfo.14.)
FOK-SALKr
Cotton, Tobce, Turpentine, Corn, Mining
and other Lands, Alilln, Town Properly, Ao4 As.
Ad enuirtaa promptly answered with Mapi, Bia
grarai and Skoli'besj it requi ej. -
'fei
a
H
O
H
Q
CO
b
O
H
O
0
IVew Goods !
New Goods! !
Now Goods!!!
JUST RECEIVED
GOLDSTEIN-
AT
. J. C. PALMRR'S OLD STAND,
TRTWTS." escorted sMe ami "betnitifu?," Laje
Oeods, Knibroideries, Irish MJaens", Embroidered
Muslin Curtains, Ladies and Cents. Hosiery.
- A L. S O -nOOPiklRT
LiDJES' FlRM.sm.G GOODS,
Chcmifott, f-kirts, plsln and Kmbroldered, and nl
mneyery article neel in a Lady's wardrobe.
, iS'ew etjlcs arjd ' ry desirable.
-A U S O-
rEUFUMEiir and soArs.
Anell-if
'STEAM I'OttKR niLSS PRLNTIXO,
ar
RALF1GII, N. C.
( J onlv R'kim t-tfvi- Pff it the Cifn.
rOKEALTL
XT f. hlllRTmn. RY THKP.t.T'ORttLE.
i!S . tr!im Jl;.la.., l:rn Sajiar, end
b-Tr uld lVaoh Dran-ly, .
BAaER, CDu FCR A CO,
al;jh Sop. 80 17-lf. - -
narlng roliabU and active Agants In every Caa
ty f .rthe aula, purrha.a and Uaning of Heal Batata
tliroogh tbeiu, thin office U aiiiiblud, in adJittmi to
our Mgnljr Lead Bm.ina?a,.tn ooltert all clatuil tent
to it with tvo greateet pons, bio dmpatoh. .. .
Bepterober 3mt, 18l!5-t3 t.'. ' f
-s
H cm 2
b R - 3
'"Ws- - l
2 -S S B
..Pa fij CBw g
8 1
a r a E
f H ; to -aj
ft X heat --2.
.....i.,.,, M 8
is 9 01 : 3
3 3 9 S 5g 5
S ' b S no . s.s
r !r2 -C3 , -.0
K A :-e?a- -S
."-Henry I lay.
.'- Ckanjm of Time.
ON and aftae 1.4 P. M., flaedey.'Aaeiist' 13tk,
181!, Trains will nfti-ai Umi ..m f..ViK.
ordofi f '- - - ' .
aau. TBata,
v
Leave Raleigh,
. t . r t 1
T.4S P J
Ml A. 1
6.15 .
IMS
.' UMwnsloro,
fslisbiirr,
Arrire Charlotte,
. ? I
' ' ' iwoeoi)rio tens.
Leave Ral.lgh, " l ; t ! :
" Uroftnthoro, t t '
u ralUhary, ; j : t
Arrive Charlotte, ! " s'
' ' COWG liAST.
. "Sit TAI.
Laare Charlotte, : : : 1
." 6niibury, j ; ,
Uroeonboro, 1 : j j
Arrive Raleigh, t 1 ,
, acuoMaeeariea rai.
Laave Charlotte, t : t ' 1
Baluhiivr. 1 , . !
4.00 A.M.
IJ AO P. M.
,. .e
8.09 P
M.
IS
ID IS '
4 3 A. M
I is A4 M,
m.ua . .
,.j " .,.wreei)jiuur,.4., 1 -i T 1.04 p. M.
Arrive JUIeigh, t,. . . , - . .. j jj- -
Mall train eonneeU, east and west, with the Ra
lalgh and Oaatoa train for PeUrtburg end the North
and with tha U. S. MUitery railroad for tioldshoro,
Hatfkorn, Morahaad City end VYilatngtoa.
I'raight Train leaves ReUigH at II A. 11., Char.
ta fcee At.r stopping at Com ran tjhupt evsr
nicht. -
be MatVTraiir-wHt mly-rtm en Swn day. painen
gara ara notitlod to proeure tiokats before entorine
tha trains, aa additional fare Will be rolleotad.
:-.,.. . K WILKES,
Aug 12 11-tf. ICaginaer and Snp't,
SCHEDULE '
Tlalcltrh mid CJaston Hail
I road.. 1
-- ''take eBcrt 1'neaday, iaue 21, ltS6.
COKVONORTn.
; , attia. aaf. -.
Leave, Rallgh, I ' i t Hfl A. W.
MiU rook, 1 1 : S
".. Huntsrille, t ; i 1
" Wka, s. . 1 : : ' IS '
" " Frankllnton, ;' : : 1 fe'
. ". Kilt.ll'a,i .1 r l II
'' . Jleodersoa, 1 y $ H
" donction, .1 t s ; J 39
Riditeway, j : ! t 1
" Wftjrent.in, : ; 'i,1lS ti '
- rflernn, : ,t 1 Wit'' w ' 1
. t.iltletuo, t t j . t It It '
Oaatas, t 1 1 1
Arrive Waldon, t ; : . ; : I tO P, jj-
. GOIXO SOUTH. . .
rais. j. -
Leave. Waldon, t , 1 t ,1 0 0 A. M.
Oanton, s 1 , t 11 ,
" Littleton, t - j ; ; 114S P. M
" Meeeav I ' t : , ...j- v t 14
'..! Wrrotr.n, 1 . , t,.,,.., 1 47.' ar
Rlitgoway, i s t 1 Stt
" Janutinn. , ' i i t 1 1,111 "
. llandnrson, t jt t ttt "'
' Kitlrall'a, : - s " 4 1 J ' "
" Kranklintoa, ; ' I, 4 44 "
" WaJke,. r 1 , j
" lluntfVille, : 1 t - : ' 6 111
- Mill Brook, - - t t -j fl fl - -
Arrive Raleigh, : : : : 7 0 "
Superintendent.
w. s. a. AKbmitws. acai. k. stAaair
N. 0. COMISS10N HOUSE.
WIXULYOTON, N.'C. . .
rPnB nndemiitnad hare etli!ihd a Commiaalon
X and Forwarding House in Wilmington, and offer
their eemaee lor trie sate 01 Cotton. Havel Stores.
Sheetings, Cntt"n Yarns, Tohaceoj Racon, Flour, Ae ,
A., and to purchase fur merchants tr others, any
good xdd in this market. '
Uttiie ft. t, noatu water tstreof, ep steira. -August
IS, ISSmpd
V. B. " G-TTLIOK
nALKUill, N. V.,
mit ATTEND . TO TUB COLLECTION OF
Claims against the Quartermaster's and Comilnjary'a
tlepartuents of tbs lotted ptatea. Alio, te the
pnrohaae and sale, on Comniiaaloa, ef -
STOCKS, BONDS, ftpKCIR, BASK NOTES AMD
Prompt attention given te H hniiness flared In bis
haoda. " . ' " "
Office at the Nrth-Carolina Bmik Etors, corner el
Payetteritla Stree,and the Capilid BnUatS. '
Aug 10-tr .
WHOl,ISAI.D AND JtKTAIL DKALKt INT
U ti U 1 HI U ,
ntOT Ac IIOKS, HATS A CAPS,
'. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
BEST rarOHTED WINES ft BIlANWES,
aso ugenis or all sid;
Gli O Q ERIK Is Ac, rf c,
Corner of Fayettcville and Hargct St ,
aui-im RALEWn, S. C. -
Airann R, B!t!ftr,
CsiS. II. BensrvT,
. Raleigh; M. 0,
Jas.C, Va Pewr,
tof . 1'.. .1. .
" jtW i Ml ft
DEXXETT, VAX MIT A COi,
Ccminisslou llJtrtjjMls
FOR TUP. RAl.E OP '
' CuftonTuWeo," Xav&I dt :
At.SO, POR TUC
rurrhnc Rtit! Sale of Mate alii Other
. . . . iJTOt KS,
23 WHiftrEFsLb Hvaiar, Xtw Yof.
We have emaciated wik n Mr. O. If, Coia. late
Publie Trtmanrer tor Sortk Carolina, --
A( iv.
a
. E-pe-ial notices, antler a ipeelsl keal, wtfl b
trfirrjcrdendiitlar per square tur tsdt isia nkas.-
Funeral nofives will be charged as a4vertiseneassV
-Tbe simple aanoaneenieat of a death, or marring
will not be charged. .
m. 1 1 LlIUli;'"wJJJ'i'''LB'"g?'M tf'ajll! g suiffiea
A NEW1" ITEM' IX Om EISWESS!
dctitloiucna Rcatly-Made, Clothing.
R12ADY MADJE CtOTHINO t
cioTiiiiSra
Hiss, .'
Youth's heady Undo '
. t i . . . - :,.
BOYS:
w
K 01TER A LAME STOCK OF RVADT V AOS
Uutulng, gotun up eepaoially fur City Trade,
-WiX-A US TUCKER.
IIATS ! HATS ! I UATS If I . '
Tbe largest assortntest f '
Hats, Eft!?,.
Hats, , Hat,
Of every style aad eaellly front tbe ebaapest Avar
' q.Weolto tbe Snett PrsaakPetL '
7- 1 ' - O E JT T L E M 12 1 S '":
FURNISHING GOODS!
. . f . COOW. . , , . t , JB0Q9& .,
JSl IargQ Stock ' -"jSisnw,
roo, 5rr rKDx
, . c ; j'.y. , OAKVEXtB, .f
CRA.TAT3. . . -7. , 1. BttOia
v MCKIH9, . Qtom ,
' HAXmEBCHJFlS, '
WiTS,1 - 8CSPSXDEML
USES8HUT3, . Ll.N'KN ASD f APHOur.LASS,
Ac.,' v &o., Aic, ; co.
,,-T "I . -
I'ul.lle attention ii directed tojtbe. abere llaa stf
..da. Mite us a sail. T
. Jl4ryi are determined ftTelV '
,W,H. & 1. S. sTlTCKER. ,.
Raleigh, Spta8ibtJ-37-tf. , . ,.
.T ' W:' ATKrTS(W
COMMISSION ANDFCSWARDIIN3
A s c m t f 0 r
SKCPUTT FIRK A MATSE IKKCKAKCB COSt
pany, New Vrk. v : ..
Kiiuilable t'lre lumrenre CompaBy, rfew-Tork,
Poahiwiv Fire liiiwrauoe Coeipany, Italtfmore. - ' '
Marrlaud Life Imuranra C'otupany, Ualtiawe.
Wilmington, N, C, rp. IS 3,1 em jd. '
t)A KKtHOi" KAILS, AH30RTKU HIZM, F0
I sale by
, -t , -w. B. AKDIHCWa.
Septembsr 1,1, IfbiS-84-tf.''
DR. WILLIAM A.ITTLE, -
OFFERS his professional services to the eitlseai
of KaleigU end vicinity. ...
Uffioa at Col. (ieorge Little's. en 12-eodOv
DENTIST,
RALEIOH, S.C.,
I Otfat Oetr P F. PeiuVt Pruj Sf0r$,) '
INFORMS the citiiene of Raleigh and ani round
ing eottnilt-s that bar tmi"nBc J-gtr Dmc-i n. -
above well known stand, and 1. prrjrvi to cleaese,
extract and til, an t to in cert artificial Teeth, irons
one to aa entire set, oa (he most iiapveved prla
ciples of practice, "' -
4.-U.ti8 reeiwotrully eliits ' share of tbLUw
patroiiiige. . . ,,,.,.
aug' 14, flat Jan.
Klllsboro K. Military Acadf dij.
rPHE EI3 flTfl Acd..mieTe'rff tliH Initltutiou
J. will hegm en Monday, the Jnd of Ortohrr, Ue.
Exirptinf the Milltiury ieatnre, the generaJ plan ef
the Aeadoojr, diaeipline, eonrie (ffufnUy, Ae.ailt he
sa heretofore.
leans : One kaadrsd and ve (tti) fur the flret
tbrco miiutlis if the tnrei, raratie i avmaucm.
'M$ fhftrge will euvrr ail tiio Ur hoard, fliat, '
lif-htr, eiaiihing, taitinn, arte uf tost fcoulu and KedU
eal atundacre. Kiwli studunt Biu-t furni.b clothing
for a eiimls bed. t iivulart lurotslif I a ahiilicauoa
to J. Ii. Willi C,
. SufitUtndBt H. A). A.
' Lets Fup't uf V, At ililiy Aoadeuy,
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