The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, February 22, 1864, Image 1

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    Tax‘me.
Tho Conn.“ in .pnblished every Monday
mouth-g. hy “'l3? J. “nut. at $1 75 pér
Annlim if paid strictly, 1s ”user—s 2 00
P9?"llnum i'f not paid in cdnnce. No
lubsaipﬁon discontinued. unless It the
opgion of the publisher, until all nrrearges
are p‘aih A
Anvurnsnnrsinwrledat(heusunlntes.
Jul Putsuxc.done with ﬁenlnm and
dispupéh. :
Oyrlc: in South Baltimore 'triaot. nearly
Qpposite Wamplori’ 'l'inning Establishment
—"Cglr|un Pxn'nxu Orncz ” on tile sign.
‘ m-amssmm mans.-
Dr. James Cress,
ECLECTIC PHYﬁiCiAN, thankful for pub
lic patronage- herelot'ure extended to him,
ntorms his friends that he mil! coplinue the
pmbtiée of his proicssion in Gettysburg and
Vicinity. “Eclmﬂic” means to choose or soloct.
Hence, we ll ich the but, safest and mun. ra
~able iremedit-s hum nil otht-r sectilriuiimedi
ldhools. Which have been vet-commended
from the experience: and aunci‘immd by the
“active of We nhiezt Eciet'iic Practitioners,
and discard those more injurioui. I‘ll“il as im
timony, arsenic, nwrcury. blue‘piil, blood ict-
ting, kc. "
("Me in the east and of‘Yurk street, in the
dwelLimpownL-d by Henry Won-r.
chngrg, Supt. 28, 18M". 3m
' ‘ T 3 - I ‘
3 ‘,Dr.~J. W. C. O’Neal’s
OFFICE nud Dwdling. \l. E. rurm-r of Ba]-
timore and Hugh slreela, ncnr Fresh; 1.: rinn
Church, Gettysburg, l’u.
Km“. 30, 18612. tr
‘ , _ ,
, Dr. Wm: Taylor
infnrms the inhnlmams of Genyshurz MN] “3‘-
(inilyﬂhmv hr mll cunt-inlu: the pr_.l_Lliu: of his
lurufeesirm M the 0M slun'l. “MC (mm in H 1»
('umpijlt-r , “ﬂit-v. GM!) :hurgr, [:L. ’l‘hAnLlul
for p”?! lu'orﬂ. In: Img: lo’ro-von'p a ,shuro of
future pntrpnngv, [\IL'PLAJN, Him. I!
J.‘ anrénce Hill, M.~D
HAs'hia unlu- one ‘ f\\ /
dunr west. uni-e ‘b‘% 5i.)
Luthcrnn' Fill!“ In in \SI‘.) '
[Jimmil‘L-rslarg ~lrl-9l,:llul apposite Pic-king’s:
B'».‘P, M‘h r 9 thou» wixl-ing In have an". Drum]
upen'iun pu-n‘urmed :m- 1 c~p¢~l"{u“y im ill-.im
t ll' Hm .~.l:‘.\(‘ i l)r~. Harm-r, Rl-V. ('. l’.
Kr. um. I». IL?!"ll.l..‘li'uziu-z.0.1).,Rev.
Pm!” \l .I u-uh'. 'ruf. \l {..Stuncr.
Ll'll-uhllrgy’Apnldl,ll%. '
, ; ; A. J. Cover,
' ‘TI'UMH’Y \l‘ LAWN-nil prumpllrnnend
A L. (‘wll’n'ﬁmw ~lnll nl'l ml“ :‘ ‘mn’mrsw L‘IB
(I‘J-‘L‘HT y: mu. 1' ‘1 -. h-‘lu'w-q I‘nhm-xilu'ks“
q-MIH lurrk An‘ﬁu J .iun'tu. liulnnmn-clrwt
Gruysbmg. l’.x.‘ , [Sn-11:. in, 1:551).
-' L Wm. A. Duncan. ' I;
. T' UHVILY A'l‘ 1..\ \V —-IHh..n HI Hm \‘urth
f‘ WC:[\U|HC| Ul'uklllli‘s'll‘r" lem Jung,
’a. , [mm .2, L 539. [l'
Edward B.‘Buehler.
TTUIKNEY .\l’ [l‘\\\':“l” (lilhlnlh’ rm]
A p‘rmnplly ..ln-hd M .«‘l Igusmn-s- «mm In"!
n] mm. H.)- ~lu-Il~.s the lirrnun l:|llﬂlltL'l'—
on'm- m. the ~‘-uun- [-1 Inn .11 Suuth ILxHimnre
urn-l, m-w anm 2 Am: ~lurv.,am:l newly
oH.n\i:(- hummr SI. ' '_III [‘3 -luh-. J‘i ‘ .
Unugsbuu, .\I m [112”. ‘ _
i ‘ J. C‘Jﬁfeoly, '
Trim '5" \'l7 L \‘.'.'A ~l’lrth'uhr HUI-n
A [mu m. culmmm l-l l'ushms,
f: ”max. nul Hw'bymv.‘ Ulhlc in the .\. H.
calm-N {lf Hu- 3': Jump!
".... s .
‘-. ml"
mel 1;. mm H
D. McCouhughy,
TTKHINLIY A'l‘ L). W, ( oﬂir? unt- dnnr wut'
A olf Uuolulrr's :lrm; ““1”"‘1‘ ~h)r¢-.(‘lmn}—
It: N'hu': sin-x l.\ \I mqu' A.\H .‘nLu'Huu run
Inns” A\l| l'r.N>HL\~. Hun-xv) Luxul W.”-
rmlanliu-L—pay auqu-mlmi Claims, mvl all
mhnr l.lim~'u;::\iu~lllwﬁuwrxmn-MutWulh
inz'vnﬁ D. (‘.; Al 3“ \uu‘xin.uu(_‘|.li:n~‘ in Euulnml.
L-m-lWarrant»lnt-Alon!.nul=nlol.nrhuuthund
lligl|<ﬂprir~v< gn/HJ A;(-: ~1.,:-I;:vd in 10.
{-Itin'q. wxrr‘mtr i'llmvu. lawn}: and 01).”-
w‘mtrm Slut-. 2; 1h; .\mu'x} lu lulu par‘oluuy
or—l y lonrr. ‘
(it"ltyibvrngl Kan-{7], ‘l'2.
- Adams; County
UTUAL FHH‘Z IVSCILLVCE (lU\IPANY.
lucmponucﬂ \lar‘ h 16, 1551.
MU=
J'I";‘S'”"II—-“t"(:l‘;v .\wopc
I’m I'z:.vul"-:’-—-‘. l'. Hu'svll.
Stratum/4“. .\. huvnh-r.
Tﬂuxurwr —IL:\ 1:! ‘.l'('lc-u'_\'.
. I-f'tafuhre (2": '4'"li'fr»'—Ruhvrl .\ld‘ur-iy, Jacob
KinmjA-u-irrw ”Hutu-I'sl In. .
’fxwurru—chrb- .\“k'inpv. I) .\. Bur-Mar. R.
—.\l't7'lll|_\', J nub {{xnz, .\. Hrlmn'huuu, I). Mr
,(‘fm-gry. 3‘. it. KIN-1!. J. I: dcrah. Snnucl
D xr‘wdr‘lw, E. H. Fluni'ihn’k. Wm. B. “'lhon.
. H. Llmcu-u. Wm H. \Mnmm, John Wol
t'ar-l, P”. (i. \l:_(‘.ro ll'\ . Juuu l’n;}(ml. ALMT.
\Vrizlt, John (I: minymm. >.\h'li'-l F. Gm,
Jmnoi 11. 'ul u‘Ji L“, .\I. l'len-chrgur.
yggrfms Uumpuuy is limited In th‘ 01mm—
/lions go the mummy of .\‘inhl3. h n..; )mm in
successful almmnnu tur more tlmn --ix ymh,
and it} than poriwl has ;. lid :11] Inga-s “1:11 (-x—
-ponwp, lul’wu( .nu/ .luemumr. hm‘ing ulm :| large
sur‘pltq capital in the 'l‘remmry. The (‘ma
pany ‘empluvs no Aurms—nll business being
dqne by th: .\l.m Igt'l’s‘, n im are unuunily Hey-L
-ml by the’mzkholdera. Any pcr~on desiring
an Insurance c.m npply “1 any of§the abuvg
nnmm}! \[.l’3|.|zer= In: turtherinfurmntipn.
”file. chutiva Committee men's .gt the
ofﬁce ‘9l"th (‘u nlmuv ‘qn the last. Wednesday
in every nmmh. M 1. I‘. .‘I.
Ste-pt. 27, 165%
Removfis,
I ‘II lundcrsizncdmeihg’thcnuthorizmlperton
l :0 m;d;e reﬁluvuls iI-to Eu-r “rm-n (79mm
pry, opesthqts-Ich usfonteinpmwﬂw removal
ot‘thq remuim (If decent-ll rclniiws or friends
will utvuil thcmrc‘lves of {his season oflheyearr :u
hn to It dune. l’.emov.il.~~ tun-1e with prmupmcss
r—leltins low, and no effort warm! to please.
,’ f _ l’l‘ll‘ﬁß THORN,
Bl " ch 12, '6O. Keeper of lbp Cemetery.
. I The Great Dascoﬁery -
THE )CE.——lnﬂnmumtuq null Chronic
Q ‘Rheumnlism mm ho cured by using H. L.
M LLER'S CELEBRATE!) XUIEUMATH‘ MIX
TURE. .\lnny prominent citizen: 6! this, mud ;
.mhe adjoining counties; have {certiﬁed to ini,
gm". utility. Its sucqess in Rheumatic nE'ec- i
wins, has been hith‘ena unparalleled by an; \
spin-Mir, immune? 10- the public. Price s‘) ‘
cents per bulllc. or sale by all druggi=ts any}
storekgepcra. Prepared only by H. L. MILLER, ‘
“’hrlesnle and Retail Druggist, East Berlin,
Adn ' 8 county, Pu" dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, 1
oils,i\'nrni<h, Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, bot
,.¢led ,Oils, Essences and Tinctures, Windoll‘
Glnsa,'Perfumery, Patent )le 'ciues, km, kc. ‘
, ﬁﬁL D. Buehler is the. tent in Gettys
burgLfOl' “H. L. Miller's Cal rated Rlieumutic
”in re.” [ nne 3,1861. tf
The Gro‘cery Store
N THE HILL—The undersigned would
(1‘ respectlully inform the eitizex'ls oi Gettys.
burg and viciuilv, that. be his mken (he old.
"and “ on the Hill.” in Bultimore street, Get
tysburg. whore lu- intends Lo krep .constnnlly
on Hum! all kind! of GRUCERIES—Sugnrs,
Coﬁ'ges, Syrups of all kiuds,Tulmc¢o. Fish,
Salt; kc, Eurtln-nwure of all kin-ls, Fruits,
()ils, andiu fact. l-Velything usually lound in I.
Grocery. Also, FLOUR & FEED of all kinds;
all of WM he intends to sell low as the low—
",f. C ‘ . ry produce taken in en-l'au‘ge {or
>guods and the highest price given. He ﬂnlurs
himlhlf glut, byerict alleulion and an honest
desire (4; plans, to merit u share 0! public pa.
ltunlge. TRY HIM. J. M. ROWE}.
-x-‘ejb. :3, 1123- tf
UCﬂBER NCKLES, I large [o' just re
-0 iceived from the city. in prime order, an
- KALBFLEISCH'S.
F YO WANT
J K U ‘ GOOD dA‘li'E, PORTER
- Scotch Ala an inn all
row-'n Stout, ,’ CHRISME'R'S; G!
' mm...” may of lhe Diurioml.
Rec. I, ma.
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By 11. J": snnma
4:631 Year,
Public Sale.
,\' WEDNESUA Y, the 24th day of FEBRU-
O ARY inst . (be :ulmcriber, ianuding to
quit fanning, wnll m-ll at. Public Salefnt his
”with-nee, in (‘lunhurl-uul~ township, Allums
County, on the Euuuilshurg road. 24 miles: from
(:Hnshurg. ihc fullnwjng penunul properly :
HURSHB, Cows. Young ('nrtlc, Sin-op, Two
lmne Wagon, Huh-e ﬁrms, Pipughs mul Hur
rowa, Shovel , A’Eoughu, Outing But, whh
other furmingimplements. Alan, Huusehold
uh! Kitchen Furniture, and n. \urjcty of other
"glides, 100 numerous to menliron. A good
I" ur-horse “Hug", nearly new. .1 ; - '
595‘ Sulc In LonnnL-um n! LO diclnck, A. .\l.,
nn mud day. when unendnnce will be given
and terms [mule known by ~ -
‘., A I’IHLIX’ SNYDER.
Georgi Filmy, .~uur.
)‘u-u. 13,1512). [3 ",
Register’s Notice.
TOTICE is hr‘rvhy given to 11]] [A‘L'J‘CP‘ and
h ulln‘r perm!” cunpcrnwl. that the .\IL
mmhtm'i In .\x l uun's hi‘rﬁxpftrr mhﬁione'll
“II! he prrsn'l‘lvd :5 the ()xphan'ﬂzk‘nurt of
I\:l.uu= umn'r, {or r-untirm uliun nml “Ha“ .mx r-,
on TIT‘DAY. the 21:11 at FEBRUARY_, 125 m,
:1! i“) 'n'c'hn'k. A. .\L, viz:
:3. Tim ﬁrst, ncr-nunt of JJn‘lO‘i H. Mur
”l"”de James ‘Murslml'l. Administration
nf rim ("mm- of Thmnm A. Mai-mull. tlh‘dr'J:
1‘». The ﬁn! and ﬁlm! accnunt nfSunul-l
Durhnmw. Allmiuiilralor of Jucuh Pattern
hull", {INN nsml. \ “
7. 'l‘ho- ﬁht nm—nunt of Surxnlnrl Brown.
;\«huim~_n-.nmr4ul' l‘mner Null,a2ale of ”am
ihuﬂtuﬁ I‘hhlp, dm‘nnwd. ’
H. The that m4} 'ﬁnnl net‘m'ml,a of E‘nter
Sn“, H'nnrvlinn of Sumh Ann Sr”, Julia
Ann Sn“ and Sum“ Sr-11. (Ul9 hath-r bmm;
dwvnud.) whu \vm-n minor ohiMrr—n of
John .\‘oll and L\'vl':\-Sull,*(t!w latter bring
(h-«-.~;n~(-(l.) nfﬁ'xgnk (-m'umv, 17km.
9. Th!» ﬁn! :ulc-nunt of SJmuvl Durbornw,
12.1! , Allmnnstmlnr nf' Samuel Swnpo. (lo‘f‘,
10. The ﬁn-k null ﬁnal m-cnunt nl' Jn’nn
Plank. A‘ltniniqrutnr nf'S'All'Jh Plank. tivr‘.
INTI.“ ﬁn! and ﬁnal account of .hnm
IhviL. .\Jminiutrutor nf Hm min!» (H. “'il.
lmm Moguls! late 0! Huntington tnwmhip,
(lw‘vzhwl. .‘ '
_ 12. Th(‘ :H'r‘rvunt of Frf‘tlvrirk D‘iehlﬂh'q ,
ICVN‘nmr NLS ”nth-l lit-Jr, :lvcmnwd.
I‘l. Th» ﬁn! alnl~ ﬁvm'l zu‘mrum nf' JUVH
Spin-iv”. Adminianiimr -»f' the 93mg, of
Sanmnl HnHuuhnr. dénwuml. ' ‘
Hf FUN! m‘cnunt (If ”on. Jan B. D_ln~‘_
nor. Ext-mum nf the lzmt waux:dte>~nlnu-hl
nl PrtPrCrnsm. 11m mwd. .
~ SA‘H'EE LILLY, Put-'E‘NI'CI'.
Rogiﬂvr': (HEW. (Mtg-burg.) ‘ '
Unn. 2.3, UNI-1. Hi” I
Collatel a 1 Inheritance Tax.
r ‘HE :u-umm ..rc. x. mmxx, sq; up“-
I i>lnr and erornlvr u' .\dznm ennui),
sin-“z [he ﬂnllnuin-g amount at (‘ullutrxle In
hc'i'ilzmoe 'l‘Elx retain-«l dnrim: the .\W-xlbvllthllg
IM7; l. lh‘lf. fwm Ihr pm-rmnnl repr'tscnlu
[ln-s nflho Inlluwing hunk-J du-edrnts
Lmh Lon-w
'3Ln'zdﬂlvnu \loufon,
ll 0 mmm»,
IVin. Orr
I'lu-lu‘ I'm-rung:
\llluH'Pllﬂ .Kecflll;
Susunhh Univ,
3(‘nlhzuinv .\h‘ller, ‘
iNnnL-y “ulkel,
Register 5 per cent. for ('ulled'lion,
Bnhm‘e,
Th}. _~uh=r'riher, nppointri bv the: (‘ ..wt to
audit LIH- public Lﬂiucs,'cexulics linen the show
i) currm l. ‘
J. C. NEWLY, Auditor
Feb. 1. 13m? 4x
Portable Printing Dﬂices.
_ " ‘ UR the nae of
F Mon-hunk. Drug
! 31.45, mul :11l lllllylvss
3h : “”4“" and [V'l'9‘t‘r‘4inzuli rim?
1:- “(:41 5?? who \Vh‘l to do tnexr
:Q’f‘fﬂ- ’ ""3 uxyn priming, noun"-
_ N ‘ - and cheaply. Adap
‘l ~-,‘_,‘.« L ‘/ led in the pliuling of
' 7' humlbills, t-ilﬁlcmls,
(irr‘uLn-, lu'mld, (‘nrds and small newsmprrs.
Full msuuumus :u-compmyiug'imch nﬂice en
nhl n: :. buy lc:\_\e:lrs old In work them suc-
Mssfuﬂy. (‘lrcuhrs' sent. Jreo. ‘Spccimou
alum-1: m 'l‘) Iw. L‘ms, km, 6 cents.
.\lh‘ln-u ADAM? PRESS 00.,
:H Purk Row, X. Y., and 3:": Lincoln street,
Bosmu, .\luss.
ME
i January ‘25, 18M. 13' ,>
; Something for Everybody
: M lsl'Y .x'r (m. R. HURRER'S *
s'l “ mzm AND VARIETY ground
[JHDt opened a ﬁne assortment of .
l vim-g: and .\ledivines,
I « Patent Medicines,
1 Stmiunery,
Fundy Dry Goods,
l Confectiousz,
I . , . ' Groceries, '
1 , ' ' l Notions,
TOBACCO, szamﬁ &c. ‘
- Jan. 18, 151 M. 3
‘ S. RaTlpton
WOULD mnat. respectfully inform the pub
lic that be his commenced making
BROOMS. He will nuke them on the shares
on; as will best. suit his customers.
PII'SOYIS ll wing Broom Corn \villplensomll.
Shop m McCunnughy’s Hall, on corner of ﬁrst
ﬂoor. ’ _ [Not 9, 1863:
Cchne, One and All! «
_:' HE snhs‘criber, having re-opened his Se.-
» loan in the Soztlheut corner of the ‘Dm
mond, invites the attention of his friend§ nud‘
the public generally. to his excellent ALE,
PURTER, BmHVN STUUT, WINE, CHAM
PAGNE, TUBACCO, SEGARS, kc. He hopes.
by strict attention to business anti; desire to
please, to receive a iibeml share of custom.
j H. W. CHIHSMER.
Gettysburg,Aug. 24, 1863. tf .
Clothmg. ’ .
Rosina ARNOLD has now go: up his Fall
G and Winter stock at Cloaking, the largest
stock in town, consisting of »
Uwr Coma, _ ‘
Dress Counts,
Busmess‘Coata, '
‘ Military Blouse: andﬂ’ants
'Pnnmloons,‘ Vests
Under and Over-Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery
quves, km, in great Yutiety, all of which wilE
bu'solu cheap 1m- cnsh. Call and see them.
Sept. 28, 1863.
PURE GROUND SHOES, :elerted and
ground expressly for Dr. ROBERT HOB.
NEWS New Drug SW". .‘
RY Dr. 11. HORNER'S TFnd Alta-a
-' Live Powders, for HORS Ind CATTLE.
Prepared nnql sold only n his Drug Stare.
Innuuy 25, t 8“. ‘ ' . '
,OB LA.A ntzu BuMu Over
Shoes for «lo 11. 1!: York “not.
wd th- piqqggd by 4 k WOODS.
q A HTEM©©RH© AND. [mmm mmm
031;; @1152.
BEE
She had gazed from the wixidow long,
' Down the dim «ml rrnwded street: ' .
She hm! liﬂ;‘n9tl “11h our flown-hem
T 6 the trend of tip- pasaing 199:. 0
Since. ad wavchml the but ﬂush’dic out
, FrEm the £014! gray winter sky,
And hg ﬁrst pnle slur looked s‘udly down;
511 - lmd greelod it with n sigh.
Like“?! ﬂush in the street below
The lamﬂnghtor spcd glang;
And, SOIL-[nub him. and low, .
(‘4qu the units of an phl street song
Thvy were singing a well kn'o I: lay
\Slu: hml olten Snug to him,
Long ago, ingln- country homé;
\mi~hcr we, \\ in: 1::an grey, dim
But ~11" turned frn'n thl- ivinxlnuw way, ,
And ghncwl roqud [He home-like rootn:
“Tears, ln-nrs, muat not {git-ct. hum, 011, 100125!‘
. he'n’t: l‘
I kuo“ that he sodniwill come.” I
And 50 \E‘oman-liké, wiy‘h n'lmlf-bn-nlhetil sigh
. She xhuts out the drehry night, 3 L
Drﬂ'Wi 610551 ch curmi '3. and‘hnds the ﬁn,
Till the _lZuJe mom ﬂow: will liﬁhl. '
’ . ’ . ;
She is Luci-ling before the Hearth,
A ‘. w ..
Luth- mie. thh an tumous ﬁu‘b: .?
- . ‘ .'
I'm' the “e ”'_V thotughlrmmw h 13:11 ngmh,
He is Luv: timn “cans “pace. ,
And the ﬁreﬁght gieanis on the soft-brow}: hair
And kisses the ron‘nv‘ied cheek; * ‘
Deep thoughts a'rc xlnuugiug the wumnn'sheart
What A “(mum's lips. fear to speak. . 3
n 1 11m. him! 1. Xuvt- hign w §he whispers'low, ;
“ He is M. the wurld to me; ‘ ,‘
I‘.ut,.uh! 11:1:‘pnnd1-ximé, thou must neverkuowll
”111 w this Il'lllljnﬁ-IX’L warships {ht-e. !
“ Ynt Ifd'tenMﬁnk, “1‘0" Mn “ailing hero—-
“'ulvhinz and waiting Ix|unu—: i
What If 11w wmld shun] away lib)“ alt,
Which is um: my own—m 3 1m n? _
“ Fur what um I but n‘dglwb‘gill, f ‘
)Ynh nniy Hi): love all) give ? ’ Q
And 31-1110 lt-‘L moI :nlm more ﬂour 1,
. Than uught that. lhiF world can give."
u ‘ . I
b If when, MI m-nig‘h, 1:9 13 {rue—3:9 lice—-
y lwur: siix';L~t!. mint and 30w; '
But nil xhcn- ﬁlm-ﬁes, ‘my host belnvovl, "
Thou mun nun-13:4: ! never knnw.’Y 1
57’: I’9
R 117
.1 :1
1“ l
4'.‘ ”:3.
Lilvlc sh}: dreamsmf t‘lm luring eves
That are w‘m hing nor from the 409::
And how dl‘r‘p. nhmpfn hm- lmshnpd'f hour:
The love gmwmh n ore and n.ore';—
f» 'lO
8 no
41 0-!»
Till, as he wan-how ln-I kneeling there,
~Flu: seem]. to 1d: 1' my qualinf’.
Like the guardian unigel of his home,
A \\ u‘mxm, and ye; ‘u Slight.
3L1"! m
‘ 9 PO
Saint and angel she is m him,
5“”; 3H
' Fund .lm"lng {Vomu‘nﬁz-Side; P j
Mau- mir and dcnr n' (15(- triul-Hied Wifel, ,
Than mu :th 52x6 it“ his bride. ' j- ;
“What. Nelly! musi g?" a hand is hid: ;
(in “:6er and dtjs‘n-bcnt. brow; " 1 " E
And :l‘flllll’s beside h r the watched-for one—f
.\h [where are heytsad thoughts now?
.\ll vanished and ﬂed at the well-knbwn 'voic
At. 5110 clasp of the 10nd embrace; " .
And the ﬁre-Ham ﬁlls on no fairer sigbL
‘ . ~
Thxm the you??? wife's hnmy face.
,h .‘ ‘ , . ‘l’
agzmumnm
[From the Fame; 5; 131mm]? 1
BECONSTRUG TION or STATES“;
Amos Kendall on Ego—President’s Plab;
Certainly the movement nnw going'nﬁ.
under direqtiona from tl‘xe President, for
the reconstruction of Scnede'd States,.wilh
alview of bringing them again ink) the Al)-
olition Union, is the. most dangerous of t 8
day. Ththdnctrine once estnbli‘xhed— e
warn the people ‘in time—there will Ee
nbtbing ofcivul libelrty lélt worth preset-viii.
It, uptgrns the veyy _fdundmion of our ..-
publio‘iin form of government. changes #5
whole character, yeah; the President. will)
despotic power. substituteg' his will for coll
smutioﬁs gmd lnfwe, converts the Sulfs
into a consolidated government. and t)e
whole body of fre Icitizens into dependent
subjects. . , x l
The ,question i very serious—one thln
shouldlbe deeply ondered by the people’—
and in order to at rack their attention [n+-
ticularly to it. an point. out to then) the
extent. of evil whi ,h it involves, ire repu
lish from the 'Washington‘ Cowman 1
Union. letter-1 foul-i. one of ateries, writ} In
by Hon. Amos Klenllall, once the boson:
friend and eonﬂgle ‘ﬁ’hlcounwllor of Andi-21w
Jackson. and still a sound Democrat agld
ardent pall'io!_: i l
- . LETTER xv. ‘ ,» ~ I
To all Uncondition‘ﬂ Union Men in Ute 171 M
We now have in detail an outline of the
process to be followed in organizing mini
State government: upon the plan pnéscﬁ- ‘
bod thy the, President. A third and'pdr
mp. mm or weslm ofLouisiunn in -.
segion of the Union force. command???
General Banks. By order of the Pres e t. I
that General, ins‘tlead of.employing himﬂlf:
and the troops unlder his command in cl I'-'|
ing the balance ol‘lthe ﬁla‘e of armed rebe u
tneir legiyimate (kingpin busying himself o's
getting up new civig institucions. Ho h {
issud a. proclnm lieu of which the [OllO -
ing' excl-let. contiin‘s lthe essential pulls,
vxz: ; a
Hummus“ Dn'nunm or I'll Grini
N2l O‘uuusa January 11.. 18644 i
[To 23w Paople of Louisiana : =
12‘- In gun-mums of Authority vested in .
53 m resident' f‘tho‘United Sum. a:
won consult-Ling [with many repreun
“(a men of dxﬂ'ucht image-u, boul‘ful
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h‘l‘dil'“ ”'9 elm‘tiqn. ‘ :tlm exam-n of power; chm-hi not mind;
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| tho “Military Unw-ruor and the set’vrul U- ‘m-H Mk“ tlmt recnntly térnutr'lted by that.
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i pt]t'p4.~‘e'ut .0 ”Hum"! “H- S' H" Cumm'u' -t'-|~l t 4: - t'mun :us desirable} to them a-x
. than as tn mu‘m it: ::< “‘9 {nu m, Illnt‘kt‘l} f” u:.' . ~ ‘
‘ tolll, "(WI/.071)! (r; (/u' it'll] {fl/1c- I); ," H," ‘ ‘ “... _ __, - > ‘
t .He tells them he Will ht-n‘nf’tm .mnnunr‘i‘ ‘ ”I“. (In. I’..m«'rv-i‘i€w' 'II.".‘CWH. I", Trenft‘vl.‘
i “the Img“ of rf‘prawntnrinn. the "”11er ~—\\ (- hair :13 tn tr-l n't‘tho<:tt'tin'ilt»!:nt thi-
Of (lolegntes and the detnih of clovtinnz” vponl th 01 E l‘t 'l‘rllt(‘~s‘-‘r un-lrr the reh-‘l
i To cap the climax Of “ms" “‘”“”‘T'.“”"‘ rulu, but it t- uuiu- timo- 1t “.1n"k:ltl“‘n,llltll
°flm“""' 0"" State ""9” “"‘l SM” "lin' tun llHltlt‘l nl’ that unﬂn-tmule- svctmn nt“
! tutlnns. the President, thwuch _lﬂs M’Unr tim' cnuntty ropunt the rt'tu-l rulv, un the
General, dcclnros CPJ'lﬂln pnrtmm .nt the what-nu pretomble mun» kind of "mg.
Constitution and laws of LOUlhlﬂHJ’“l"‘glt'l‘d- 'uwnl llwv have “NW“; at the hawk of
i “V" “""Wi'l-n ‘ l the Unmn «macs tit East. 'l‘vnne~~‘.eo. It.
1 “'lmnbutthe ‘wantonness of power chlll'l 'sm-ms. that the sf‘lllwl military policy Ol'
‘(lictate such,a Hpolnnttion 3" this. whzl'e ‘the guwrnmx-nt is appln-d ‘to all sections
treating the ”a" Constitution nt'tho State of the? Suuth'wtthout teference to the dim
W a nullity, and proceeding [0 Timbl‘?“ n pontmn (n the inhabitants toward the U
new State gnvernmnnt? It. is tantamnnt ”i”, or the confoderucy.‘ Uur almipsme
tn ziclaim of right in the Pl'?“‘d* M M ““l" now hviuu ut'mn anything they can ﬁnd in
{y “M the conctitutions and a” th!‘ 1'1“", of _Eu-t 'l‘ennmuie, mid mum of the riclmaC
the aoceded States. ni‘uminu F"""“‘3'—'" 1):.”le m um section we sulxlstiug “pun
POW" into his 0"" b‘m‘lS- “"‘l ”‘9" dam-‘5 [Mums ct ml au-t tuc-m mine-l out to
it 0“” to his faithful follnwém “3 Eurnpf-un them from utllm t'edortil crunmisnriat. We
monarchs grunt privileges to their dumul have “,0" Unmn citi‘lmns from Em, Tennes-
SUltlt‘ClS- 3 ,t _ .soe who declare that the pehple ut‘tlmt
NM“ IMk every man, whathﬂr R’l’ul'l“ set-Hun butler very much mnrg: nndo'r the_
can, Democrat 0“ conservative. whgther. m Union any that. they did undel the rebel 4
the propm-ed government 0‘ Loulsmnn,_ t,” ruin ; that there is no discrimination mada
murder: PM"? ‘3 ’0 CW" "P from {1“ 77"?" ’7 . between Union citizens and rebel residents; ‘
60"“ 4W" ﬁlm; ”W Pl'ﬂ'lm“, 1" ‘l h: 0"ﬂ"? that they are deswilnd nlikglof sll then
who are ineﬂ‘ect. to create the new gdveru- £oom. eweuinlly fun-”visions; and um the
ment. iwealtuy Unionist: who Wt-re'Ull‘ttrftui:l)fd l
The total vote of Louisiana in 1860, is
stated to have been 50.500. one-tenth of
which is 5,050. Gnnm-al Banks is sunsﬁod
{hut more than one-tenth glpﬂire to accept
‘ the‘ President's [Jun—say 6.000 or £11644,-
500? Ifthe Inner, how comes it that. me
-6.000 have power to, impose a. government)
upon them? Do (Ivy not dam-e theqmbcr
'from the Pruidenl ! rlf not. Wheuce comes
it! -
It is the sworn dilly of tﬁe President. to
protect. the State gbvei-nment agmn’st for:
eign invasfon and domestic insurrection;—
A Sane pavem'ment ia the Coutuution and luau
91' the Staze. There was nothing in ﬁhe Con
stitution and laws of Louisiana prior to
the rebellion incomgmible with the'Con‘ti
tulinn and laws of t- a United States. The
machinery of the mo governmenta'was m
perfect harmony. But. insurgents seized
the Staten machine and nun-l it. to dostréy
the govbrnment of mg Uniﬁed States. v
Now, imam W 33 the duty of this gov’em
menu Simply to rescue the Sane machi
zery from the hands of traitors. What.
ext? Merely to hold it. inaqc wnhdut. al
de‘nx a bolt or a screw unul the vital prin~
’éiple comes up Iron; the people and pub; n.
in motion agmn by ‘agcnb: elected by them
under their own but: and sworn to support
the Constitution ,109 Unilad Slates. In
this operation gha wnr power of the Presi
dent—the power to suppress ins’urreclinn—
is exhausted. But. what. is our’ President.
doing? He is numbing 11:: Stat: machine
which ha is bound to protect and coutruchng
another on of very Men muten'ak bolted loyal»-
a but mm: (mm. ‘ '
Of xhe 6,000 voters. more a lots, whq are
by t e rr-beis have been iinlnverished by
the slum ol'wzho Umon commanders. IL
is,‘u¢ contamfitﬁcull to diucnplmate; but
'it is very ham um! the penillepf loyal But
Tennnwm 51mm b 3: treated as harshly.
and “hula: [nu-oh military sev‘brily. us the
peoplp ofmlenmly dbluyal South CJI'UHI'IJ.
Oar _mhmry reguumous should '11! 19am.
buve‘ ﬂuxihiliej enough so make a distinc.
Lion bean-en (loyal :tnd dlsloyal populn
i tion.— Wyrd
@Thero is 5 combined and crushing
movement. hex~e,—wim brancli'ei in all the
armies—m forge news: especially war news,
for lhe’New York Bound of Brokers.—
Uence the myth you havedgeen having
fiom thhington, of the rebels laying
down their arms. accepting the Proclama
tion, doc. Hence, too, the report of rebel
hunger and starvation. It. is well knowu
here, among all well-informend men, that,
provision: nr'e plenty enough South. The
trouble of the rebel armies 1.3 gin their cur
rency. The rebel mom-y iaﬂbkd, that. the
farmers will not sell tlielrprod'uce for it.—'-
Hence, the rebel Irmies ere otten in mm
culties. while the people_ have enough to
w. ’l‘he‘great intereststlitical and spec
ulaﬂve. now engageclin eceiving and du
ping the ‘Kortliern -poople,m almost irreo
sisuble.— Washington ear. -N. I. Llrpreu.
G" I love thee mil." :3 the quiet. bus
band slid to. his chattering wife. -
_ ~o’. .... 7....
l laJl'he Alammu has captured in ill
shtyonoluze Yank. ' A a,
ci ,i.
SO-1..
tn the hope that. bellor, ‘tmws mlgllt comp
undvr u now dupematinn. 'l‘h 'ir mu)
Prosulmt. Mr. John Qq'mr‘y Adam". “ Ile
('Lu‘wl puhln-Iv on Hrs :11»: IJ-‘lvvln'ui', H 25.
Hunt :1 tlwzmvm pJY'I‘J oxxst'ml in New ,Eng
land ad Um pox-ind (El tlno'emhlrgw)..l'mul lm-lc
Px:~uul ,0“ M Mr m-vr-ml yvuxv ’tlmt he
knew th‘w from ung-quu’ncal F'Vﬂ-J’I'IOILH—
{In nftr-rwarolq. in n letter to Mr. 10m and
other» wim denial lug :wscrliung, "prnﬁhed
Um eviulu-nve on “Inch they "PM- lmsed.
and on 1h? 3‘4 Ih-Oemlwr, 1829 lge‘ wrileu
to (inv. Plumur ofNow llmnpdﬁrq‘ thus:
“Mm-h of mv infurnnrinn._nt ﬁlm mam.
mm noilacterl h-mn Mr. Tun-ov. th ' Senator
from L'on‘m-ctwuf. wlm tllsupfvrqvvd .tho
prnjt-ct. hut mu. 1 hr‘l‘n-vo, mwln aclpmlnled
“'it” 31L ih paiftiﬁn'mn. .1 think, hawk!
am not Hire, that :1 Wm: he who‘ 'mned tr}
me tho wfnnr of nm-phn by w mm the
Emma-Minn “11.5.1.0 be etfuc'n-tl w (I; tlnwe
ahnrnalivm oi ‘bmxn hrv. 1. “luvs-Elﬁn;
the Putn'nu‘.‘ 2. Tan \‘nlqwhyun. 3r
Tho Hudwvn. I“an i~. t‘ia S :rth‘ru l‘nq.
fulvmcy w.“ tn l"h‘ll!|,‘ll ll $211“! I;-
faund pruonﬁdﬂv. an an (n Illi‘hll'" Mary
land. T’ll‘W:l~lh6‘ maximum. 'l‘hﬁ-Hu'tsnn
‘Umt, in. NM! England and . n purl of NO,“-
Yt-rk. \ms the minimum. The St quchnu
"a or I’vnnwylvanm. Wu thr‘ mnitl a term."
(Lafe of (inn-mar Plum“): by hm
appendix to Rmdall‘u foe ol'Jeﬂ'c
24, Vol. iii.) ' ’
SUPII Wurn, am] now are, ”19 (
thn .\‘mt Enuhn-l loutlnrs. They
carry out “wit phnq. prevent. if
roonunlruvlinn m- uninnzmml (r
lho-y_keep up lhe r-nnlinn.anry m
must ovum hnl'wra llw Sr a»: can
Tint-y knmr,34 well m any mm,
iIXHNNSI‘HIIIV that in“, Me: can
out iuyimutice.’ BM. a, thf‘ bnlvhr
lr‘mlmw luvn le].lonliy avowed r
the blind Milldle:shllﬁ§' [would
persist in not bu-lieviug—their oh
been to proirnoc thiq war to 11
Nurlhern pmpk: in'") :1 5L smte u
cumonl“‘lo ”er pgnm.
If the 0M l'rnin‘ﬁjq to be rut red, We
must cnnsali‘. h'mewr dlmnrda !. to our
fee-lmgsic nnv be. that. ﬁlavr‘ry mt yél
llVe'ﬂ‘VhllP, ml 1! Ijnns 1!; natural dumm—
Ifthn (L-slgm 01-13103». peolule n e to be
carrier} out-nifthe ohl Union is n l to bn
restored—thém unll thvn only, DEA”. ne
cessity [Ah-n “slnvt-ry mud: dug" I
Soldle'ra’ {helmprs by MAL—The 're‘gidsnt
has signed we act recently paim by (Jon
gt‘ega, providing that; “articles of lowing,
being in \nuﬁmlurell of wonl. nottn or l'in
en, and compriwlgin a puckag not. ex
ceeding two pounds in weight. ml! reamed to
shy noocommissionfd utﬁiwr or p Vite ser
ving in the armies of the Uniteds akmmy
be transmitted if] the: m'uh of th United
States at. the mu- of eight. cpnq. be in u”
(:4.qu pqepai‘tl. for every four out) 5, Q 5 any
fruct‘mn thereof. ~suijvct to sue re‘gmn
ti‘unw a; the Postman-r Oeneral my pre
scribe." O!her materials ll: n thos'e
speciﬁnd. if sr-nt by mail. mu: 'ba pr?
paid b‘v stain]?! at. letcnr m . —lhg- i
went: for eve y half on'nco orl fraction
thereof; '
' i —————-. - 0—...
WA Louisville man put I a $2,500
in greenbackl in thec‘nimney 0! h u sitting
rooin, thinking ‘it would be safe from rnb~
her: there. H). wife, in aﬁtof $e demeu',
kindled a ﬁre so an (9 give her lord anti
mute: ,a cheery welcome, and iaqgreen
backs w'ere burnt up. 1
ﬁr” is esn'unpted that iho .
of the army is nearly if uquu
per and um.
'rwo. mm; A-Yisagii.’
No_
son. and
'sun, NO.
psiunﬁ nf
nu=s, ‘to
hey cnn‘,
(10 this
I slavery
mums-i
he unm-
I carried
r of their
,nu. what.
{ witmlly
Inject has
mm; the
minJ to
-
_to $2,500
._ m man macs. .
When the Abolitionistl.’ for years in me- ,
(session, otl'ered end 'ndopted in public
meetings their famou’s resolution that "the 7
only exodus of the slave in ‘over the ruins
ofthe Amerinn Unin'n,” they Ilwnye eou~ ‘
pled‘with it. also, “the ruins oltheAmerioln
Church." It was nlwnye a part of the pill: -.
of the ridical’Abolitignists that the purity .
of the Churchllhould he invaded. itn creed
changed, uﬁd its healthful unity destroyed,
At tlio name periml‘when the treason which
they plotted shoukL‘hc perfect in its her):
and he once happy republic reduced to be
b?! Jdewlnte memory. in the progreg‘ol'
t ieiit work, brought‘sb’hei‘r to ﬂuid mace»
ran it bu been by n bnrgsrin with demagoguec
pm] i political managers; ‘th'e intelligent '
l observer has‘ not failed to note the under
iminipg‘proms‘by which they have shaken
I the {hundntions of the nation. Hence the ' ’
l frequent warnings which conservative men .
ihave‘.i rounded in the ears of the people.
«warnings unheeiled until the catinptropho
‘ becnrue so imminent that: it aluecineifnext
i_to impOSSljfle tag avoid it.‘ It has Tiot been
‘ ditlidult to see the points of attack cu the
{\L'nirin, where Alxilitinnists have walked 3"
j “'1”! all their forces. When the war began ”
Ithvy Wen- disappr‘fntml. Aiwur for the U-
Eii'mnl’wms not‘wlmt they wuuted. It will ‘r:
zrenieunhere-l thnt_th('y ware ndvocntes of s «
this'llight, of M't‘i'ssinn, nnd in their piincipnl
'nruii‘neslmngiy unnmninctlthc-“gn in peace" ‘ , _.
1 (llxutiinc. A separation nl"th'(: States would
ihm’elsntzﬁiiml their immediate demands. but
: theylwould prnlmhly lnwe’mlvumted a war
{and invminn of the Southern States at M A
.lnterl'periml fur the purpose deﬂecting the‘ ‘
idestrnction of pluwhnhlurs, ngiiiiist whom
5 their“ animosity was ﬁv-rce. For it must he“
‘hm‘nnjn mind thnt lho‘renl animus of AM- ~-
‘litionism hit": always linen hatred to the :
“iglnvdholilur, nml nntJove for the ..«~linre.---E
[The irar eomin‘f; omit _was the Khol‘itionistb’ . ~ “
lplun‘to prevent its remaining a war for the s
l'ninn :milcrinvertit into n war for ailmlition.
Tlu- ulc-iu-rniinntmn of the whole body a!
’Ahol‘ninnists, oripixriil and recent, isopenl'y ~
~a\':m)ml to be unti-l‘mon now. A condition-
Inl lininn of some sort is hehl out as a
prutt‘lncn on which to rest tho’clnim of
. Uni-n:i~ln. That it is but :1 pretence needs ~
no pi-uol'. But'ﬁ'hile all this has been to .
, plain, it. seems that the other grand object.
01 attack, the American church, haspnot
hPf‘nlguill'lletl. rm- hll‘ve men seen the steel
thy ﬁnd inee~mnt efforts which 'hnve’hcen
:nmdi‘ to destroy it,‘s.,unt,il nov’v the effects .
'lmgin to, be visiblegnnd the Minder/t must‘
npﬁlltllloll‘ eyes to the pnint'ul‘renlity. In ‘
imany dirertinns my ﬁnd the unity~of the
gchurbh broken up‘mnl the fragments ar
’rayed on one or the other side of political ‘
“or national questions. In rmnny pul’pits,
Xm-glh, South, East and West, we hear de
nunciation ' insteml of instruction, .war
instead of peace. ' The clergy have, in a
lvusrdugree, lost their hold on the nfl‘ectihns
land the respect rif’the people.” The most' *
i exciting 'wliticnl meetings pro held in
‘churchesjon Sundays. andi‘the lmrangues
i are interrupted with tumultuous applause.
Nnr urn thesef the only or the most serious‘ ,
eVldk-nces of n (hingerous change. The in
‘ ﬁdelity which is preached from pulpita,
npplnyded in'newnpupurs. and instilled inlo
I the minds of the people, young and old, in'
fpcnnlming moré open, unlilushing, and“ déﬁ- '
‘ ant. 'l‘ho supremacy. of reason o'ver the
‘Bibleais nsseru‘d'in hundreds of pulpit;
icommnnly eixlled “orthodox.” “I woiald ..
not believe HUI'II a. doctrine “'1 found it in‘
5 the 8.h1e,” or “I would rt-jcct‘tho Bible ii I
l heiit-rod it container] such doctrine," is the
it'requent assertion of tliixﬁupremnoy op‘thq
{lips of-religious textchvrs. The fact thut the
[ll blc does condemn many of the favorite '
idovtrines nml pructic‘es of modern radical
fi=m hm ulreiiily led to :1 want of respect for
'the Loo};I and :1 practical rejection of it!
lhintling authority. The ‘inspii-ution of the ‘
llAloly Scriptures is; nriiv a subject of doubt
{in the minvls of men who profess to be fol
cl loweri ot' the l'uritnnn, nnll in all parts of _
ithe chnri‘h'vrc tind mtn Set-king introver-
Itionsiqf larigiinge.‘ nnd inventing obscure
l phrases hy which to mum-cal the plnin nmt
lsimple truth that. Hwy do not believe in
i tha absolute in‘pimtinn oftlic Bible on tho
\l’wm‘il ql‘ (invl. Wit need not rule examples é
inf this. They m’e painfully conépicuous.——
i We except some large bodies of the Chrin
: tian church. and many worthy, noblb
'miiiistcrs ol‘ the truth. from the owl of'which .
lwe hpeuk‘.~ But. thnt on] is an mnmfest,nnd 5
_} tho‘ éumity (.t' the .\hwlitinniqs to the Ame-chit";
\‘i i 033) “church an nearly suocossiuh that the
in‘-59 ...-pins. LEM-1 he'oi‘io 0t prevailing in.-
t‘iimny in uurknniitty. , - '
'l‘lm your 15“ will yrphibly witness the ’
cri~lis of our lulu :n‘n 1) Mon. We are press- V
mgion the all track of the Fremh inﬂtlt-la
toward a similar 4mm of Alﬁtird. We have
nlrea'ly lon the grmrl Z'zms‘ervalo'r whiefl ‘
the mitidh uncn pmwawd in the solidity 01 A
thé Christian faith and it.» calm supremacy '* ‘
over all eurtlily rnnsulpmllons. If?!) look
no longer to'lha body of ‘uwrican olergy- 1
mm M Spiritual guules. annvnntsofa Mu-
Lel’whiise kingrlom N not. ol (his world: but
ﬂip it rooognizrul and acknowledged doo
trilim now th‘nt the clergyman may be dyuﬂ~
eggs n snldier, nny go to the ﬁeld of b“-
tle‘wilh ﬁorpe hulr’d of the foo, And return A
to teach peoyle the bleuinga of the pure in
heart nml Illa peace makerl.
i ' So Severé h‘as hpnn the bverthmw of oh!
i idea on (hil and kindred sub-ice“, elm it
: ii nut strange to ﬁnd Ibo minds of all pho
~penplo, even of Hume-not tinctured with
mdicnl herosies. fu’ilhloss. and rathe: given
7:0 thinking that we why have all, been
. wrong in nur religious highs and education.
IH )w much furtiu-r thii i 1 :9 oin the ym
Land years to cnnin, no nun f foresee ;bu§
.‘ that it. will go on to tlgg lui oftho church
‘my! the peyple, is/but '_luo pinin. unleu
.mero be A‘ sudd/en’ 'pauge in the present
marl rush; of mm calling themulvq Chris
time. ”I”. 'byéry sol-w Ikepticilm, gm!
eapéciglly aim the practice of mutinj ro
ligion gqhse'rvicnt to politics.—de of
Comment 11 - '
'r -,Prolon.ding the nan—Jun Aleuy Amt
‘ thﬂy say: am, then! x: no other «plan.
""ion ot‘the pucuhur mot‘c—a of the Ad ' ‘ €23l}
'mtion, its remnvul of Gun-r 414 u%‘ '4‘-
wasﬁful’munagﬁxnnt of our aruneﬂ, tbx " “a"
‘ delibomw dlysxgn to protrécc the funﬁnd 35“;
prevent: the possiblix'ty ol venue yum mg q '.
[ che re-ekection 0! Lincoln. _ " ._
PrQsiJenl Lmoaln is avowpdlyltbo clmﬁ- ‘ _
’ date of the Rﬂdlcula. and «as recently pro- /
\ seated u mob by Wendvll Phillipa. ’Ho
1 depend! forte election upon the Vote: of’
} the Army, Ind of the ominous Emma; ~‘
Coliegen in the receded ‘Slalen. Pence,
‘ even through victory. and the returnof lllé .
‘ soqth to its, snowman-would thw'an all
‘ nuch_ catculn‘ﬁonu, Hence the wait of
E protrucuniihe am. 3 x “ n
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