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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
One Negro EXEMPT.

Among the many good resolutions
adopted BIZ the late Southern Convention
held at Knoxville, Tennessee, was the
following-that it be recommended 10 the
Legislature Of each slave holding State
to enact alaw exempting one negro from,
the payment Of debts.
W. hope the Legislature of this State
vii, next winter, pass such i law; for
such 4 law would certainly DO much to-
wards distributing slaves oyerevery part
and parcel Of Virgins. It's effeci would
be TO make the poorer classes Of the PEG
PIE invest money enough ii negro pro-
.perty to own, At least, ore negro, And
If for no other reason, because such peo-
pip would know that whatever misfor-
tunes might befal them and their proper
81 they could stiIl hold ore nsg,rolas pro-
perty, which would ID. exempt from the
payment n any debt, and which would
bsof great profit and adrant age 10 them
and their families. The more We have
reflected upon this proposed Law, lie
more We are pleased with III. We feel
confident that such 4 lawAWpnd rapidly
diAuse slaves n every portion Of lie
S~tate--thatzi IL would create stroag pro-
slavery sentiment every where IN Viz
ginia-that itwould make Gle people Of
many counties deeply interested IN The
institution Of slavery, who arc now. to
say the least, indifferent upon the sub
jet. Such d law would also induce ma
ny persons to invest money III negro pro-
perry who q do not consider them-
selves able 70 own negroes Tho very
fact that 1 negro man. whose hire IS
worth annually $500 IS exempt from
debt, would be al i~ndleenent sufficient
70 make many persons purchase i slave.
For those 5000 every year would . far
towards supporting some families; and III
case 81 misfortune By fire. death, sick
,aese. nf Otherwise. 5000 received an
allE a the hire af i negro would
Mort aud hsnpi-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

..s 5, avasy fhium
g,a.A Wnl5 5s ssbnel coal that would
s1ss. ~ " 81 orer th;s road. would
ss,ls y % 5,6st nroa,,ctive and eus
r. D,.s Z Sreas IL + Il en-
'1s,.1 IAN $3.50 saw vbather she will
as;av tb;s ms,or,. III not Tqe re-
j I 81 w;ll nss;rv III a,tlav Thia road
NJ. @an ussasy tle ou,'s s,g;5sss I, 6
WI pil's 81 else4 aoers ol 49, III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
Plght Il Indians.

ThA.Austin (Texasl Gazetle, ofthe 2sd
It,, hals an account rom ort Lancaster,
two epgagements betwsep tie Indians
nd I S Troops. says
In the first engggefeeaa Sergeant The
dore, Of 9Th Infantry was killed did
salped. He was bid of 4 party sent our
i escart the Fort Dass Isl mail and was
BY the Indians abotit twenty
tiles from Fort LRhs asteE. Capt. r. S.
Granger. OF the Isl IIdanfty, stationed al
/ 3 LATER fort, prompa sent out detachs
rent pf forty men III Wagons 10 oHertake
Ialians if possible They we're bids
dn So well under tiie canvass Ut TIL wae.
os, that the Indians could not See The
fee brought aganhst them. and wefoih-
iced % make All attack. 4ge men GOT
position as soon as possible. And
Rghl bravely, killing two Indians With
injury to themselv but they were
Yoiy unablcto strike In q Elective blow.
70 Indians we're Reupled and armed
Vii Sharpa and Mir rides, and when
got tired Of the Gghtl, rapidly fed
Dringthe engageh the command saw
abdy of Indians pas ng up the Pccos.
onhe other side, II It'll between sfftvata
setntB- Eve horses, donbttessly I'LL stolen:
al though at only i distance Of eiqht
yards, the U.S. troops eoulddo
10 ING because they mere on foot
nc Texan learns tHat Can't Wiring
2d Cavalry. Whit went EinEnarsnii
Of Indians that MI ac ked Canf Wi.
laeaad his party wfth the San Diero
mn had overtaken The Indians Aid
capred all the mules and horses taken
frei tile train.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
KANAWHA VALLEY s.

Il Bit 81 tlleir moral vineyard ior tho
|ture. 10 send among US oply such MINIS
ters rs haveaMsdem and grae9 snougf g
themae preach tie gospel WIN,
outmed1lipg With tic civil Institutions 81
|ouioountry.
5th. That ID rs much as tlle 5h rcsoiu-
|tidn, passed alta public niaetiRg AZ MI
I1Ip1eb Church. West Milford circuit,
May lie 2fst, 1854, strongly eepsufes
All. Cooper, tho Editor ofthe Clafksburg
Register, for opening Tie columns of his
paper to Tie friends and supporters 0fopr
institutions and closing Item against all
such uapfineipiea and fnee6diasy serb
blers as Wesley Smith and offers, who.
|i,aye been aud ire still, lab0riil4 toextend
OVER the whole South an ecclesiastical
body which has for It's ay6wed objeet q
totaf subvefsisli of our institutions polit
|icaI md social we t.itter Mrf Goopce our
Waagfmcst thplks for1he abe aFd jealous
maincr ii which he eonauctsthis paper
and guards lie iulurest 81 our coatimy.
| Aiidwe hereby call ON ALL editors and
good ~citzens To follow his example, thai
awe may speedily rid oar country o the
perniciaus influence III such men and
setitimdnts as, with i few HONORABLE exr
Rceptions, We find tho editors, agents
aua organs df the NJ. i. Church North
Ito he. -
Bib. That Tie proceedings this and
fEtha former meeting at j, 90 Enrry,sl il,
T iur cdun9 " signed BIZ The Presi-
,de4tanl SECRETARY, and acopy sent to the
IseailoE,af the Clafksburg Register and one
|lo she FairmeHt True Yirggiaiah . rpub-
.Hlicatio1.
E4B SMITH Pres't.
Gro, III. RAx, Scc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

IRGISIA TT Is.

Judge John CoaIter. of Stafford coun.
ty9 has liberated some ninety.two he
gr9es.
4 telegraph Office has been opened it
Charlottesville. Va, and Id !. few days.
tlalt place will BE- lighted with gas.
lion John b. Floyd, secretary 81
War, left Washington last Tuesday eve
ming On q brief visit To WesterHiVirginia
During his absence. the duties of he De-
paftmeht viii be discharged hy Colonel
DrInkafd. who has been commissioned.
AcinE Secretary
The Union Democrat says that the
Matholfst Church difficulty. which las
for some weeks been Tie source of much
Excitement III and about Cenneyille, re-
50 Aed Iast Monday il q collision between
twY Of the prominent advocates and de-
ferEleIs Of the respective parties. from
which the champion 1t the baltimore
Cohfefence came Of badly whipped.
TIE spfightly and energetic little sheet,
the Hynsflburg Courier, has been fdispo-
sed III by Messrs. Mcdonald aud Mosby,
its late co-proprietorss 70 MI II ".
Duke.
Gel Cooper. editor Of tho Ctarksburg
Register, was elected Clerk of Tie Coun-
ty Court Of Harrison. on Thursday, Tie
27lh uit. His majority over Raymond is
$50.
The Virginia Weekly Star, published
att Aiofgantown anne 10 us last week de,
cidfdly enlarged, and presenting a neat
tsPographifal appearance.
A few days ago there was deposited in
Bank ID fredericksburg d bar Of gold
valued At 81 238, from the EaucIuse
Mine ii SpotsylyaniaI county. Va, The
prddueto q twenty days labor.
4 new Episcopal Church III Berry
Vile Clarke county, va, was s~onseera-
tsH BY Bishop Meade, Saturday last.
One hundred and eighty four thousand
dollars of the State funded debt Of Vir7i
ggirIia VIII be paid 81 the 3lst Of Octo-
beI.
4 new trial las been grained R4nsford
Dapiel, who was sentenced byE tho late
Circuit Court of Roanoke eo1Rtys Va,
% 8 years Imprisonment il the Peniten.
tialy upon The charge Of committing an
ouaAlage upon nc person of bis own
daughter
QHa Monday there were from 1.-Two hun
drad To- two hundred and CITY vessels III
ding a. anchor in Hampton Roads.
Mry Bayliss Dasis. ptoprietot or III
estate on Aqua Greek. val, and owner
vt enc y the largest fishing SHORES infllatl
vicinity died on Monday night, of BILL
lous fever,
HoRaFp MtRpEE-We learn Just as
woIard going ~ press, that a man named
SpFadlias or spradfmlg. was found 4 few
days since iii d hollow tree, supported BIZ
a ST arpeneG piece Of timber. passing
thrpughthis under Jaw, close By tie wind
ground.
A~lr.oPradiiE vas q tobacco trader from
Eastern Virgitia, and had been lay ing
abqutthe Springs with i gang 81 gamb7
lera Tor some time, when all were sudden
y 4nissinS about four weeks ago. Sprade
iing s absence from Ills wagon and horse
ledlto the suspicion that his absence WAS
theIresult Of fohl PLAY, Hherebpon scarcI
ra9 made and resulted as above stated.
ffa rakff[f9lsN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

We csa coneei4e Of no law thatFould
tend moro to diffuse siases squa.t
Ithroughlout every portion q Ifans7A ID
llsehany virginia ~ many coqlatlss 81
Western yFirginial where nor 's,s1s a's
se,y I'M slaves, such hsw would 9
cTssts ] strong slavery feeling 4 snsh
$500 s nd maka the inhabitants a
s.se-holding people. We thefelofs esf-
! do.l, das;re i existence Of alnw ex.
!. as;na SIS asogo ilom debts. and hope
aa;slatura will, next winter, enact
a0uI l1NS
such 4 law.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
MEDICAL COLLEGE or yIsr%s
Session 4Q

Session is57s5s.
TINE next ann6al eoufse on
y cnmnlepeen on the Isl Or Oet
the coll sge Building, c0fserof %li
College streets, Richmond IA ss4t
on 1he Isl OF March. 1865. saes,
Surgery and SuEzical Anaia1a,. =
BelfGIbsen, NJ. ID; fAedfs Ala
Aed1cine bylDaxm II. Tucker M Il
istTvahd PhaImaey, By Martin p 81
Mnterfa MedIcs nd fhesaeeetes
WelHcfd, 81. ID Anstomy, y sRs
peisotas, y. d. Institutes OF NedsS+
Mediese 1dhspreAeuce by Iestas ~.
Nj Id Obstetrics aad Diseases of w.
children, by James II. aenwayl T-tH
onstEaiof Of ANATOMY, Marion Hors "a h
The study of PractIcai AnsteIsr ".
~preseeated whit most annie fse,isSE I
st avery tIiajns expense
Cilpseal Leefates ale regularly fises;is,
college, intTmaEy. This infra ars, sajs
same rooi with tile college is al ali tb.s
filled With Medical ard Surgical fssS i
furnishes peculiar fscilite ss n. cake.I
~stTuction. -
Many Surgical QparatH rs arc psSi5S
the pressure Of ihe flassAsnd ~ Sia
feStg daily admsttei to iL6 wards. Eli, 4.
detthe eaid9hce Of the pfnftssofs sng.,
opportunities ioi bscpmirg famiaTess d
with t~fssynnptopsa and diagnosis az dIss,,|
but witH7!ts daily progress ind ffss mem
Amounted Fees f9r Lecfasex. m;fl
Aatrie1fa iiosa Fee Is6l
Practical Anatomy,
Graduating Pee, 7S
TIE rice Of Roagd. ircllfsing RakE -
and SeFTanfs atend5 nre, Faf es.ii6F85
So per week. The Catalogues. cosfs,s.
fuller Information icpn~crrgiilg Inc Ihst;fe
will be Iorwarded n .lhase Is fuply +
or specific eaqnities viii ne ansSerta I
letter. Il. S.JufHEJ n. 4
Jfly2i ) v. Deaa d Facha
B-lacksmithing in GallipoE
tHE undersigned woul ienird lei i.
4 qttaInlanets sad friends III Kannh|
1aa kbe pubic, that they still cary ca
B1aCk9mtthiug
q plliJs "a lovsIrsnehes, III tie old ss,dS
FROM, on Lceasf ref, n.sf )
Court House, GalipoIis. where thFI ha|
constantly on band a general assottnNs
ii kindse f FARMING IMPLEaiENTS "a
Ilso intend keeping On hand, Radyfa
WAGOHs. CARTS, DRHFs, H.
iftie best and latest Styfes 6l w~otkarrS
HORSE HaOElNG will receive bsttrji
iteniis b. anil AilNGnds or rtpaiIinf Il
pom the shrtest pdsslhie notice
being pepared 10 furnish any shish
heir line ol short notice and on god Re
hey respectfully ask passers 10 eIre snl
all. BROWN q MscLHRc.
Galiipolb, A9gpsf IS, s s3Rf sn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
RoUMD5EeK
N6achdne snon

THE sihscribet being fully prepared 4
All lHiers in lis lac &ith disssIf
the bfstiIhaterials and workmanship lOs q
ALI EASTIHGss f lion and Brass II
in Salt H1king. Also 10 tbe cosl basisA
car Wheels Of 10 different sizes aud ps!eHi
Tor wood F non rails.
SAW DR. GRlST MILLS-CfstksGe lk
ens, sFiadlss. Shafs Rutleys, Spur and ltFS
Cog Work.
STEAM ENGINES 81 mpefor .ltutA
'ffom Stl 20 horse newer.
MzfdINsav Of ii fp kinss s stpaiFsd. =
brass cast or wrought iron.
r.. E. lPrTNEE, u
karsS ha salines Aug 25 issg
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
~ Rfshasars Lair:

e H%
mf Rfesids6ls Lttltr:
y pablis|t III o. dry paper thslettsr'
49, prgsident BuebaaAn. writer's u
AZ ! ,ot6 ! lad sssd u him ~ Prof
Eaii@an add olhars.
The letter written q Gle Presidens y
signed BY sonleof the most nqtfd 2
Eb~Ssrs;ncnt 81 Tie New England clergy
AID charges him with having violated
III caM 10 support TIL Constellation 81 !.
Eaaea Stgffs, iii lis admir- s'lAs4ol g
THE affairs ii Kansas.
wethinkit bebe tlHe dignity q the
cls;aF Maa;.,,ss of our country, as 4
soens,rl4 diy to take notice u such pro
g,st;es Is Prof. Silliman's letior- But
81 high character II fssp Englana) g
many sof those whose signatures were
signed to tic letter, and the gravity Of
he charge aga nsf tho President, amply
justified MI. Buchanan ID making re-
nv tosthis much talked of letter.
But for the letter and the reply No
where else but h tile fanstical atmos-
phere Of New England could such I let
teir have been poducedt Il y inst III
ACCORDANCE with her political md relig
ions history. from tho landing of the Pill
grims Oh plymouth Rock dorm 70 the
present iime, there has always been afa
naticism about the peopIeof New Eng
land that has excited the pity and con
tempt of the resi- Of tie Union. They
are and ever have been Y restless, iater
nledaRiag. p~uritanical people Especial.
y in morals, politics and religion, do
they assume unto themselves to BE- rulers
and regulators. II Is they who are 70
Judge and say how the laws of tie Uni
ted States are to Be administered. Il i
they whoare to decide whether the ins9f
tuition Of slavery is 4 daraning
not. II IS they who are u ree5agramert
acts Of the President il ths are.to NV
Of Kansas. II IS they2Uni,ed states
what the people 41iqaot-lav) what
Shall drink, ld how they shall spend
they shah eeThey practically deny the
we saDehat the people of. each State
doctYpable ard competent to regulate
afff own affairs; but they arescver inter
neddliag and ~iaerfsriag with matters
hat should not concern them il the least
They are ever ready 70 pass resolutions
astfucting the people Of the Southern
States what To do with their negroes.
Their ministers ~ the gospel, instead Of
preaching Christ and Him crpcified.
constantly dabbling mipolitics, and
Exhibiting to the world their profound
8 ignorance of tle fundamental principles
our government. which are, that re-
igion and politics are 70 beEkept separate
nd apart from each other, and that the
are capable Of sell gpvernment.
Under the circumstances, the Presi
lent has performed q patriots duty IN
i'll reply to the silliman letter. He has
.nuneiated clearly his duty and Che Prin
.iples Of the Constitutions and tile Dem
,cratic party, III regard to Affairs iii Kan-
lie has given the reverend clergy
most whitening rebnko 70 their iaperh-
leht and fasadtRg letter. b. answering il
n q manner that exhibits much more
rue christian feeling than il often found
tmong New England preach hers.
The reply Of the President lis in al
good4aste. and il must elicit the
'omrnendation of all good and loyal citi
ems, be they ii the North or South,
West.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
lie c-oMMoNMEALTH on "a.

TO 4 ssiERwF 4 kAsAwl copA4s, a~kKkrtxe.
M command yonH that You ttmDaa Nhe
HNGoal River and KahAMSha MIMI si1d
MaRsotaEins lt,ntp y thry be 1uuIuhn
youriliw cE, 10 apPeaf Helbre The Judge Of
our emit Court f0r lie Cauhty ef Ksnawha,
atHiS tote reid i'll the Clerks Once / Iele-
oLa p he hrst Monday la Sentembcr next. to
afse James Stefer. WIZ sues lot the ts. OF
The Astern Mining hid Manufacturing Ct.m-
paHy h pier OF debt EtoE $s7 5D-damsrs
? Ina have then thssaae This writ. Mt
mes, ex agder W QdsFfist, Clerk or orr
sa,d5trt. at the court house Of said county.
I'VE Siay OF AagusI, lsS7 HakAs Sand yebr
u ouadndation.
a. III. Q6ARRIER, elk. !
D p.qs-se Is.
TAB RI GERS. Mar are; Rogers. wi
Sharp Nancy III $hatpI Almeda
Howe Ia ate Sharp angi her ElIsshan "a, Andrew
Holbs Daniel Duskey, flames " Myres.
Ibene Myres, Thomas Collins. heirs IN 1ast
Any Sharp, deesaasE, and Il D Maze,
IN NV I MszAF n Maze, Jonathanl
uaze Il BurEiss, Msfiaiia Buriss, HezA-
Kan ms. Roannah 1GhlEns, Elizabeth e.
Maze nah Maze, SasaHlJ Maze Nancy E /
Maze 1fs m law Of Beniah Maze, deceased
~ lE~iays--fake DotiEAs that on The Goth
qnd 2 nSts. days Oh 06tdber nest al ths
q Ferren. 1. ins ICaIbomn eo,infy
yirgirA win proceed NJ IA rs tbe acnosi,
taons of5fdry persons foEbe IA Has $4,000
III a sRE5w nepdfag Il, tse circait coSTt afI
Law 30 hanceTy ofGilnJS1 eo5n MI. v&;re;n;s
ID whioam na,ntiTs ana Van efsrasn
and i'll d az cause then Hi nof comm pssd
Or If e15enced md not ~rfnnIet az Inv wSH
be eo1thi from day tod unit complete d.
Wh1nlne and placeyoItea can q tend if1you /
zee prJp&c. ELIZABETH MAZE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
IMPORTANT.

IeosI 'htsd to ihe late Ern6 of II. wv.
9ooaw & D. are requested 10 can and Z
We rs k,tas it is importaAt It'd the parties
10y 20 I'D close uplths business OF said
tral MI delay. Parties hayibp accounts
1T thengnk s,Ss II AZ tEssS1E 1nfM
af September StE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Nd give depends her fntila
From tle Rrbmonl ENQUIRER.
TheTrae Spirit.
Wa 9Th attepf;aa y liz pat,iotie and
energetic 4esolutions.of / meeting 81 Tie
neonle ~ TAYLOR anA Marion counties
lNortb Wksfer ii u I'LL; 1 h. o \, ,ls.su1ioct
of Abofui3n These RI ;a,s breatha
tic true suirft. T4,ey4ueta aaopteI by !
.slayeholding ptopleZa people Who
cannot hold slaves Il. afrtY-their whole
county hatine beea bbed lin o,od a,d
mi draindd II tf,a i,s,;tat;oh III uader.
Ground rail -faada. f,Is..B ea5sad traitors
worka,pa1hdsr protauee of sevy;se cb,ist.
..wb;l6 nnost tbsy sarse t,,o aav;l j ql,osa
pafriotie# peopL, bore be;t prtv "a yrro,,rs
Win tbo rat;a,c. III forbaaranca $500
citizens. d ISM j robb;poF III capnty
il slaves, M Ill subject N ;ndix;d nal
loss, and theyr relied unon#tho laws for
redress, WITHOUT nv public dsmonstra-
,ton. Bntnow IA ~ i lin. ofcon.
HI .ala.;
~ ehY eace qalol'
ana indeed tho very existence ct regular
constitutional and legal government, are
all invaded, they have MIL out aud
instlv anos,,ce, N tr.;,ora
III. {
q sn'.'A ~ siheetthS ~
the rightfail remedy and hope that the
Atterneys Of Tie COMMONWEALTH
throughout the State. nil tako The suooes
l;or i # j /, 4
S. n
- To- asc1 W ~ oWh vessel
AZ least ilold cpr1maad AZ hornes BIZ.
enforcing buf wi laws Within our own
jurisdiction.
MI o,,ai. FIJI, e,oonar M. IL
III
tsegssfer' ] he eniYofa r. ena
valuable journal kashwefl earned the com
plimentaryi notice of the meeting, which
bas heen sd apntnnFi,taly hostowea
{ 4 i
~ PLY 1T 49, J, ~
Y li.
xons u T.g,ia. L. Iqaa ,haa
n rnrrr Al M is. da, ii anaras,
1esT IL M ;n,a AK ~ ;aa I'll All
leo4, Sc Vke ia'o consideration PRO
pflety 81 .meeslHg ln mass meeting At
a..saa o.a.' ", 49, ~
sas'1e,,s i, n ~ e9lnty nap P~resiossly
apPo;a.su ! 's Ees:l fless,5ag oIsa .l ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

The b ess Of The ahhsI ~ .:,i
hereah TI conl,rte,l !,
GO0DW WEIcH III sts ~
slateiy cresd BY j. c. Ruby.
GEO. WEIGH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

aa6 w
II &minion Coal ppsuy wish 10
s. be balsnce IN year fueen
- st ozMen-MiaeH and Laborers
Der OF sXl,ifhosss 4,s. iEtese. Asnum-
emfloti pep Asniy "a ~ M sS \ ~ fsns'an.
&C., e. ri skT!t BROOKE
ssh~ Paint Creek Ka. CsNVa.
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prjyement5 in tie msnuEacfafs
thdse uselnflesld s~eFstesable 49,
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ANA.L .MA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
HENRY 7. ELIAs,
rcEssoR TO gosETa bR APsa.
NhokiLE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
W4fES, JEWELRY linn ri 0GFSl

AisoNsnnfactlrer ofsfRtr%pre, Masonic
lsolgea pier and EncAmpment Jewels,
seais, rs aud Ciothi8g, No. rs West
FpurtlI between NAH md Malnpsl
Cineinti0hio.
Watches, Clocks, Ana u ewetrt fe4
psirea 4 arranted. III Sept. 8s57l 81
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