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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
rur nrunCR AIS or TUsCARAWA

THE DEMOCRATS OF OFTUSCARAWAS ASCoUNrY
are requested In assemble in their respective Town
nhips, on SATURDAY the 2Slh day Of August at 2
o'clock p n at tho usual rnce of holding elections,
and app ,iut FIVE delegates for each Township, To ats
tend Democratic Convention ona day to be hereafter
designated by the Central COMMITTEE ol the County,
The Delegates so chosen, to serve as Township Com
mittees of Vigilance and Correspondence. for the en-
suing year.
Bv order of the Democratic Central Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
THE MARKETS.

Wheatin Dover and New Philadelphia, $1,Os,
The n. Y. PostsayS, The receipts of Western -four
from the interior continue light; these are mot with
fair demand for fresh ground for the Eastern market and
city use. There is none going in store while many
Parco' arc going out and the stock in consequence is
gradually diminishing The principal sales of Gene.
see are at $5,93 IS; Ohio, 5,s7 G. and Michigan
about rs. Export from let to l1lh August 5,699bbs
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AMERlCAN Consul IN Prison. Tho Philadelphia u
S. G!zetle suys Captain hlerriman, Of tho bark Iris.
at this port from Ast'nzas, gives Information that Mr..
Cross the American Consul al that port had been m-
cprcerated in prison by order ofhe Governor General
of Cuba. Tho is not stated, but whatever may
bo is bold mo-, 4, aud which cannot bo passed
oysr by our Government without notice. We are
informed by gentleman long resident at Matanzas,
that Mr. c. was remarkable for his mild and nmabo
diposion aud most unlikely to give offence to the
uu,horits. of The island. former Consul at that port
(hs late Mr.. Sh,ernaker) also met with indigny
in the early part o'Gsnera Jacksons Administration,
which Was promptly taken in hand by him. and bro't
before the notice Of the Spanish Government through
its Minister at Washington and resulted in proper
satisfaction rendered the We takeh it for gran
ted that what is necessary 10 done in the present in.
stance, will be done well and quickly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
HARD TIMES.

Tho Troy Whis says the daily arrivals dt Saratoga
springs fom tho LIST to the 9Th of August were as fol,
lows: August I'd ISL; Sd 27S; Ah 2S6; 5ih 2s7; 9th
l44 9Th l65; 9Th 2O0-Total 1907.
Saratoga is still the great heare gayey aud FASH
ion, and the number ostAngers at the hotels aud board
ing Establishments cannot be less than 1000.
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Our present organization Of Industry ie vi
Cious in the extreme tits carried on in soli-
tuds, at great wastClulness, without any thing
10 render it attractive, cheering, enlivening.-
ltis incoherent. Man does not act in harmo-
ny with man; there is no union, no concern but
composition, eStraugmeDt 0n,agonism, exhaus'
ting the strength of individuals without yield
ing them supply for their wants, From this
wEechOd ucoherent induslry flow, as SO meny
natural streams, all our evils. s.-0.A Brownson.
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Hoo is This. 1t is said, BY the N. o Pica>
yune, on what authority is not stated, that The
authorities in Jamaica have contracted for the
conveyance Of all the vagrants 90 the islandlo
come poiIin the United States at lac ra.e Of
Sl6p head. We imagine The authorities in
the United States will contract ioa their con.
veysnce back again in short order.
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CAY3NE.I NJ b TgYN 2,

! YENHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favofs tsferuIy
: socts continuance of the public patronage. he IS
that Is in tommon this country which ne waanis % 10.
made in iho best manner and OF good dmaIefas and
most reasonable terms.
ol Of Cabinet furniture aIwby4pA land. He Is also
prepared with The nccesary materials making and ccilvcY
ing CoFFlNs safely any part OF hA county WHERE e may
DO ca!elo attend on The slpflu roces
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FOR TIE DEMOCRAT,


Srs-- Tho reason why address you is because
prefer an open enemy to hypocrtcal Friend, That
you my political enemy know aud consequently
can always tell where to find you; but hypocitcal
friend detest, therefore ask you 10 give these few
lines place in your columns.
There are a set ofmen IN Philadelphia who belong
to the Wing party, and who have got to think they
the great AM, efthe Whigsin Tuscarawas county.
For years have they managed the party and
managed thOm 10 always get the Offices either for
themselves their most particular friends relations;
entirely regardless Of the feelings the remonstrancess
ola majority of the Wing voters ofthe County. |, for
One have attended lhe Conventions and delegates
who came instructed 10 vote for men who would give
ample satisfaction to the whele party whipped in and
absolutely compelled 10 go for some favorite of the
clique entirely averse 10 their own instructions and to
respectable portion ofthe party have seen conven-
tions called to get the best men Quito seSct them
from among the whole people-and when the deega-
tions mst list would be handed them already cut and
dried, which they had go for IN order to prevent
rupture. Now srs, belieVe in the Convention syS-
TEN when rightly conducted, but when body OF 90
or 100 men, are made TO vote just six or seven
wire workers dictate they shall vote, thea believe
il 10 be a curse. There 10 too much hocus pocus about
lt-too much ofthe Magician if you please, and for
cant go it any longer. lfthe people cannot cx>
press their sentiments at the convention, without be-
ng choked down by The Little Gods in, Phlsdelphs,
they have yet remedy. They can keep their dole-
gates at home, and when The election DAY comes go TO
the ballot box, and vote for who has been i'm
properly or candeshHely pushed forward, by Gabal
who 10 think all the offices should be kept in the
FAMLYl
Sluch as | wish to see the Wing cause prosper,
cannot consent old veterans in the cause sacrl>
ced, otornaIIy to make room for young and cunning
intriguerS! And fsuch ia be the case at the com.
ing Convention, Il have my lears,) warn the poltors
ofthe Consequences There is time when patience
mad (orbeuraiCe to be virtues.
ANOLD SCHOOL REPUBLICAN.
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ATTENTION, GUARDS.

The "Tuscurawas Guards" are hereby notified to
meet al the Court House in New Philadelphia, on FRI
day the Sd dav OrSeptembGr. next at 0 o'clock A. M.
J. II. SAITH, Capt.
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RecSlect there has not been ono dollar of the Gov.
eminent money lost while the Sub treasury in exiS
tsnce. How long will it be before wo have Govern
mont Swartwonter to announced
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THE SUB TREAsJTRY.

The President has signedthe Bill TO repeal the Sub
treasury Act 30 now the safe guards that were put
around the Government money, filtered away and
every one who can get his hands into the public crib
fill himself and Dlopo for Texas, without the slight
est fear Of ever being caught and sent to epenens
ry as would have been the case under the Indepen.
dent Treasury Law. What delightful news this must
be to every embryo Wing Swartwouterl How they
will chuckle over it and rub their hands. and chalk
out future schemos of biss when they shall have chea-
ted the Government out Of millions whats the
odds" say they, 'ifthse is tax cofeo, and teal
Don't the tax all 60 into the Treasury, and cant we
goi into tOO and help ourselves bars and bolts have
aO,O ne terrors for US Wings"
THE NEW CABINET. The Phil. Time, saws
runoris busy at work framing ANEW cabinet for our
Loco Foco Federal President Mr. Tyler. The follow,
ing is spoken of u1
WIN. C. RiveS Secretary ofstato
81 las Wright, Secretary ofthe Treasury
Lttleton w, Tazewell, Sec, orWar. v
Com. c, Stewart, Sec. of the Navy.
James X. Polk, Attorney General
MIR. Profit Postmaster General.
Le' ipe Wings 5e united and firm in their support Of
harrison Principles. Advocate Extra
Have The Harrison Principles" changed any Of late!
They used tOrsad somehow in this way:
with ,I lippecanoe and Tyler TOO,
Well beat little Van.
Oh Van, Van, Van, you're a used up man.
.s For Tippecanoe and Tyler TOO
Will beat little Van.' #
Hihero has boen any Change in these Fundamental
Prip-iplos the Advocate will please mention il, 80
lhatMe can make necessary Corrections II 4 \ 81
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

u5'We give place to the following communication,
not because wish 10 to throw 6rebrand into the
Federal ranks-for God knows they have enough there
aready-hut because we wish losee fair play. The
writer is evidently who in the general
BILE for spols, fears he is guing he left in tho lurch.
llOweber, 80 it ye cTi2Pes, and fight ii out.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

The Democrats Of Tuscarawas County are requested
10 meet in County County Convention, at the Court
uouse. N New philadelphia. on SATURDAY the
Ilth day of September, OF 10 o'clock NJ.
BY order ofthe Central Committee,
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Teams OF PUBLICATION.
TnE pENocRAT will be published every Thursday evening
al 81 rs cs per annum, in advance Two DOLLARS paid
within six months 50 25 the expiration of tile
paper will he discontinued, unless at The option Of
tie publishers until all arrearages paid
Advertisements Inserted at the folwing rates:
For transient advertisements one square or less
Tires weeks f0p SlOO
Every subsequent Insertion. 20
One square for year, "a 500
Two ditto ditto 1900
Half oOIumnS 1870
One Column, o.. ...- f.tF 25,OO
Advertisements may he in through the Post Office free
Of postage the part Of the Advertiser.
liberal deduction wii be made those who advertise by
the year
Aswe intend adhere strictly 10 tho above terms we trust
eur subscribers viii bear them in mind.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

stout acve lad about IL years ofage, ofgood NOR
al character, wanted at this office to learn the printing
business.
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August l2, l94l.

EEARY RODGERS widow of Josph Rodgers dc.
Iva ceased. of 1uScarawas county, Jacob Gchell and
Hannah his wife, of Morgan county, O. Michael Ears
ich aud Katharine his wife ofM Co. Simon Matthews
aud phebe his wife whose place Of residence is
known, John Rodgers. Joseph Rodgers Jacob Rod
aers, Deborah Rodgers, Elizabeth L. Rodgers minor
heirs OF Joseph Rodgers deceased, Tuscarawas
ywiIl take notice that petition filed against them
on the eleventh day of August l94l, in The Court OF
Common Pleas Of Tuscarawas County Ohio on ihe
Chanccry side hv Hugh Bowers and Sarah his wife,
and is peudlng in which, the petitioners demand
partition of tho following Real Estate in said county,
VIZ. part ohe SOuth west quarter OF Section 90. TOwns
ship 5. Range |, ofthe United States military DISTRICT
bounded as follnws VIZ. beginning nj the Z. W corner
oriMnd frmerly called jacob Yantiss Land-42 per~
ches links from the N. E. corner of said Secou
,houce running west l6l perches to stone,
thence N. l59 perches Stake, thence 4. II per-
ches 10 stake, thence s. along The West boundary uf
West Chester 70 perches to post stone aud tho
S. L. Boundary Of West Chester out Lots, thence E.
U0 peches 10 a stone thence s. 6S perches tho pace
ofbeennins, containing by estimation ll3 acres And
that at the next Term OF said Court application will be
made by the said Hugh Bowers and Sarah his wife, for
"rder that partition be made oil the premises ard
for assigning the widows dover therein.
B. NJ ATIlERTON.
Aug l2, 1S4l -tc. Attorney for Pet.
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STATE OF OHIO.
Booz M. Atherton \ TuscarawaS County G. G. Rleaa
vs In ChanceTy.

Booz NJ AtheTton TuscaTaWaS OounIy Y. Cs &letlt
ps In ChanceIy.
John Pepper The defendants will talSe Retsa
David Cassbeer, Jr. that on the 18th day of Augast
William Hover g. the complainant filed his bill a.
Solomon Hoover, J gainst them in the office Of the
clerk of said Court and that the same Is now pending
The bill shows and alleges that the 10th day oil Jam
1889, John Pepper sold TO VIM. Hover steam engine
with boilers and apparatus for $500, for which Hover
executed and delivered TO Pepper FIVE promissoy notes
for SlOo each One payable onl lat Sept 1882 with ins
crest One on lst JAN 1910. One LIST Jan. lo4l. One
ls Jam l5i2 and ono lSt Jan lS4 and to pays
ment of when Hover pledged said steam engine, bos
and apparatus On The first day Of April 1883, said
Hoyer further to payment Of said four last mens
toned notes, conveyed said Pepper by deed OF inert"
gale. Lot No. l2 in the of Lockpor in said coun
Iy That said Pepper indorsed said three last mentoA
ed notes to compt collateral security to be applied
on Judgment in favor of complainant for OF Hart
Cummings and Hart before that time rendered in Stark
county against said Pepper and Stanton, and thar
said Pepper also assigned to compt his interest," and
delivered to him the agreement aiOresald and also
delivered 10 compt said mOrtgage deed thai said Judg-
ment unsatsed that part OF said noles has been
paid complainant; that comp't is informed that Pep
per has Hdosee the said second said David Case
beer Jr aud tat said Solomon llooYer has purchased
from said Hover said property both personal aud real
subject tho lien of said Notes. that said William Hos
yer has removed from the State " Ohio aud resides
parts unknown 10 complainant. The bill prays for a
decree Of sale of sad personal and real property and
distribution Of proceeds the court shall order, aud
such further relief to equity shall appertain Said
William Hover is notified that unless ho appear within
sixty days next after the rsing of the ocui: Of Common
Pleas of said county at ts next torn and plead answer
or demur 10 said Bill that the sawe will bo taken
true and confessed Ogans hm and decree entered
cordngy.
AurlIst 10 1871, 3Otc
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MesSrs, Kitchener & Mathews You will please an
nounce the name Of
JOHN TUCKER,
IA "ar lil,s for Sh rf subject to tho decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Correspondence ofthe Evening Post.
w ery,uoncr A,,c,.. I q 1.

IN August 1clIls
The wings have rallied, UNDER the lead of Mr.. Web
Ster aud passed the Bankrupt Bill. and made some ar
rangments for carrying something other. They first
had fight in caucus and then frolic at Mr. Websters
house, where he addressed them and e1horted them to
unite for the sake ofhe pary,to whichthey responded
with hundred drinks aud hundred cheers.
In the Senate there was animated discussion the
House Bill to provide land for the satisfaction of
revolutionary military bounty claims. |, was shown
that most ofthese claims which had been granted f,r
the last twenty years. were forged, p0EureG and fraud
uent The bill was laid the table, but will probably
pass.
Atl2 o'clock, the hour 6xed for Mr.. Clay to open
the discussion of the oeo message, Mr.. Berren moved
further posponment of the consideration ofhe subject
till Tomorrow at 12 O'clock Mr.. Calhoun asked Tor
for this deyy, which he thought disrespeclu to
the Chief Magistrate and unusual
Mr.. Borrien gavo no reason for it. hut strongly nss-
ted upon its propriey Mr. Calhoun intimated that the
reasons ola nature that required concealmsnt.
The motion was agreed to, 80 to 81.
The Land Bill was further discussed till the hour of
adjournment.
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MS candidate for Representative, subject to the deci
sion Of the Democratic convention. BUCKS.
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THOMAS FRAZIER,

Messrs Kitchener and MathswS-You will please
announce
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Messrs Editors Please asnun'o the name Of
GEORGE SPEAKER,
as candidate or Sheriff, subject the deci'ion Of the
Convention. -
DEMOCRATS CT SANDY Il.
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as candidate for Treasurer, subject to the decision
the Democratic convention. GOSHEN.
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Messrs Editors You will ple0se announce
DAVID MCCONNELL.
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CONGRESS

The Sub Treasury repeal Bill has been signed by the
President The Bankrupt Bill has been passed, and
becomes alaw in February, Tbs Veto Meauago was
undergoing discussion in the Senate at the last dates.
Henry Clay saysifTylerH conscience would not let
him sign the Bank Bill he ought either 10 have kept it
over the ten days, resigned. new Bank bill is to
be brought up something like EwiDg's 'FiscHlity,'
Presidant No time set for adjournment.
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B. NJ. .ATHERTON,
Attorney at Law

And Master Commissioner in Chancery.
OFFICE CENTRE ROOM NORTH OF THE
COURT HOUSE.
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Aug. l2, l64l-tr
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DEW AXE Dt i


BEW ARE On TIE TRIBUNE, Carr PAxSONI
Ssgnsb EEy y,aai1c on ss'ssay %oeias.
land, u. ihv Clue. ,I board tMr .c-mtbsi 1,ibgae. IL,
1 p NJ, when MsIIsgucs ard flm.l. In The h,5r. ne
having given mo a letter To Mesxu Fisher & Co o.,
Baltimore. Containing Aotwesu two or ihree hundred
daiinfE. On SUNDAY. A. ) p. ~. As Vas refining 10
bed, discovered my trunk broken Open. and ms peck.
e. book siJlen. the i-irrr from Mr. Ha.uas q, Mr. Fnb.
er conisiuing monry. aud ~ . 1l-ss r=gLagcs Of let
ieS.
Immediately called Capl Psxso0. Of III Tribune.
and several gentlemen. % - ltneSs the acf. III. ca
ASSURED me irUm time IL time Lc would l,1ve n search.
bat. 20 Ihs establishment; ot all Hc JaaSsegr,rs. IL WIS
NOT done. His conduct was yory much ceD,ureJ n,
al. At2P VI on Monday. 2J. ID. arrived al Louisville
| there lcit ihe Frbune g. see my connections. aud
gave instructions To aaye The boat and domestic. scar.
chcd Oh her ARRIVAL at Cincinnati. At 1 = VI on
TUESDAY left Louisville on board ito Steamboat sus-
qHohanna, Capt Wiley, Scr Wheeling. aud arrived at
Cincinnati 2Td. I'll At day !i-kton 2srh the
Iu5Gae arrived ifum PorssIUats. had an inter
yIeE. with Capt PaTIou about my ioss-le informed
mo ne had deemed II unnecessary To search ~ all.
oven that %! his dpm-stics, allowing them al 10 20 on
share at the intermediate places, At their pleasure. A.
ter my pointing ont M su7piciJus. u that of lhe cham.
I bCrnIaid particularly.
/ must say ~ Eaiuso reflections and circumstance
attending this affair, the Captain - Liable O. much con-
sure. ifuoia party Concerned. Whenever / su,kc Ia
han Ot Il search, he would cyadc the necessity Of So
I doing. By stating hc scarcely ever made "a tip that
he did not base passengers robbed of ihrir pockri.
books. UHd one last simmer 10 the am1uut OF about
IgO or three thousand dollars. There is a something
seriously improper attending tbs Boat. The CIsrE.
I Jerome Ballard, take 20 be 1u honest and a rssocci,.
/ bic man. he was sick aBl CON fined - his state roam m
the time offhc r~obbery;-bui further { c-nuot say. rs
suspicious from nearly all ihc passengrr, are aroused
Ia like manner to myself JOHN =. WEBSTER.
4. s. T. Service.
We. ths passengers on board the Tribune. arc con.
WINGED the iuregoug statement 90 Dec correct.
W. r. JJiGlAR, Iockhayen. Clinton CO. Pa.
THOS. r. HUME. Oxford. ~. G..
". &. BELL. Pitsbury.
5. W. CLARK. NrNipgts1. Hartford, CO. CT.
Signed on 50h January. 1911.
Ctg Of BgilHOre-'0 JrtE
On This Alb Fehrurry. 1871, rcrs1na'ly ao7oare,
John 4. Webster. and made Olin thai thr foregoing
statement is fue--a0d thattic accoIugv1, iHz csfid
cate j. q true copy l.Om Iho original now boo hs POS
session. 4. MlLTENBERGER.
Jrsiica Peace. City Of Baltimore.
The Wheeling Tunes. aud Piclyuuc. New Orleans
viii DO an llto' .'giurss due fn the travelling com
mYnity by Publishing ne iorcg ing stateiuDnt once
month, aud sl1aid there be q charge. forward ball @
me iu Blityuorg. JCuN 4. WEBSTER.
feb 9-laN3t u. = r. service.
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O. rEPHENSON & GARIYOGD have been appoin
~ tci agents 30 Wheeling, is The s,le If Rev T.
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Va. Leesburg Lottery.
CLASS y FOR ls4l.
To be drawn a. AleV1drl. Va. on Ssiurisg March
27th, 1911.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000.

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quEENswAHE

GUEENaNAlit.
FTANNfOND * PORTER. 2Jl Market Street..
Brlimsrc have Oh hand a iuli assortment of
CuIH, Glass and q u'eusNJrc, w,uvi they viii sell
d. sI.l quantities. aal s-s,rtncuts. ~ county msr.
chants my want. at tho lo.esi pieces iar cash, or on
a credit OF 6 mIa.bs.
81 wares 81. trlu'rJ 10 be well packed aud selcc.
tel .rl great c9rs 30 part o. E,lo0s.
2Ji Crates Liverpool Ware neg shapes and sfs les.
2l3 q" CCN Edged 60 " d"
10 " C1.l4lel S. Painted W,rrs.
III " White GIaitc 4 Iron sumo. China War.
~ ulIs CiInl Tciscrs 33s o. IS ps.
l-7 p]1rglgrs plain MuulicI lui CT gI1ssu1rr.
a i.ll assortment Of iuo aui fancy China Ware
Ornaments.
Alto ntI supply Of Baltimore made siosg ware.
g.. So.
Country merchants arc in.it.i 20 eve ne n call
before Irrhas.ur o. ttsy cannot iul 10 he pleased
wi. tc price AND quality of'rr wares
UANNOND a. PORTER.
21i Market So opposite H4npyoT So
Bait fb l5-5t
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NOTICE.

s'-eLED proposals. ~sI Is received ~ me unit!
- ItSsdsy ne I'D met, i-r cleaning Market
squire, ia The city Of Wheeling. TOR me curr,ut zoe,
aPFsiSant'. must state distinctly me amount. Cos vhic.
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