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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
FROM California.

o SA1. FRAxcls0o, qEeb. fa.-fhs Legislature ID
doing little. The Senatorial question sngrossel
attention. The corruption invsstisstion will re-
commence in caucus Tomorrow night. stoeI .
% Work on the Pacific Railroad g proceeding
vigorously from Sacramento, with every pros
peet of the first section being complstsd next
summss, - that cars can run 70 the foot q the
Judge Creanor, the oldest District Judge in
ne State, has decided that gresnbscks are not
legal tender. rottsftisser7
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
GLORIOUS NEWS.

'25sli- 2Lll----. g i,os ov1 l9G&
Farmers and Mechanics.
.S sss ls4ra d 10 lsai.
.aeassaaea7 gs.asss e4tg lis ~
HENRY III. SCOTT
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- - Tseutei srfat SO eTFHsz. znaos
Was In the Eastern markets last June and purchased
large Stock Of Goods In hh ne and prices have adj
moderate profit but want to realize present prices on
their OLD stock - wen their recent purchaser
Nov We should profit by e1pH'enes Nine meoths ago
0ar A,m;s' sea;sssd series of dr'7lant siesor;as
and psoes q Goods fs quek than they had vanced
What happened before may happen again, q n events
have concluded to dispose Of tie following Geods.s
s. Old Price s. ~
700 Pieces Pant STUN consisting ofcassi. J commeoe.
asi: Ss 4s:s s;: sas s:.s s:a' s pa "a
800 "1@ Al Wool YnAnels, ail eolces,
plain and fancy, what they are }35 7" ~
charging for cotton hannsis here
$50 Dress Goods consisting Of Del as
s s:'s::,. !. s'ses e. 1'''ao'' Pc =
500 Long end square ehavls at very low prices.
1900 Lsdes' best Spring Steel Skirts Of the following
saaA-'sa8 Ts aBbga .E0mm
Improved AdjsstaNs,, Hinge Patent, Eareka: ana
B0lnoral IS
on HATS AND CAPS,
Whish I ON oa9 st lovs Assres than It any forms,
season. . - = -stA
eannot s0sr any induoement In Cotton Goods more
than that viii ss hen q - low figures any othea
House n this Oky. HENRY q. SCOTT.
Main street Burlington.
An pspes NAT advertise for me VIII copy the above.
outl6-04WN y ftss 4a1FT sa5fEH
FURNITURE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
A Scrap of Private History.

TFrom the New York Tribune, 18th.
As much attention has naturally been
attracted in this country by the generally
unfriendly spirit wherein portion OF the
French Napoleonic journals. have discuss
ed American affairs, it may be
proper to remark that this was not origin
ally so-that, up to some time in the Al
tumn Of 1861. the French Government
and its press had been fair if not partial
to the Union cause. In fact so friendly
was the Government that arrangements
had been made for the shipping to this
port of $4,000 stand of arms, purchased
OF the Governments manufacturers, and
which could not have been obtained with
out the aid of its more than passive good
will. These arms had already reached
Havre on their way TO US, when the news
was received in France that our Govern
nlent had not only invited :he Orleans
Princes (who aspire to the throne OF
France) to conspicuous positions IN our
army. but had declined to dismiss them
from its service on an informal represen-
lotion that their retention would be dis
pleasing to the Emperor. From that time
unt til after the withdrawal Of the Princes
to Europe, the attitude of france toward
us was less cordial we believe than it now
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
The Cloven Foot Appearing.

Down in Illinois, last fall the Demo
Gratis succeeded in electing majority of
the members of the Legislature, now j..
session at Springfield Egypt j.. of
course, largely represented in bot. houses
by class of men whose .,rinities and
sympathies are exclusively of a secession
character These Choice spirits held a
meeting recently, and the following sketch
OF their sa.,ings may give some light Of
what 1a, thy propose to do;
The Democratic meeting held here in
Springfield on the 9TH, was openly and
boldly for revolution. Richards, Cloudy,
HIerrieik and Marshall spoke. Merck
went for western Republic, and for
harIging all the abolitonists from Sumner
down He did not know which were the
greatest traitors, those at Washington or
Richmond
MARSHALL was more moderate, but said
the Administration obstinacy was the
sole cause of the war
Goudy was for revelation, if Lincoln
Goes not back down The meeting was
very large. The Irish present cheered
the most revolutionary sentiments TO the
echo.
Here are men who propose 10 hang the
Abolitionists for treason, while at the
same time they are preaching treason of
the rankest kind. la fact one of the best
evidences of treason now a-days is the
disease called 'nigger on the brain" when
1T prompts the patient to rave about hang
ing the Abolitionists. The Beloit Journal
thinks there is but one way TO treat these
traitors, and that is to let them 90 on un
til they endeavor to put their threats into
execution, and then give them quick
shift and tight rope.
We do not think SO; better way is TO
treat them as other criminals are treated,
give them quarters where they can do no
harm. s1-t-,-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28


The total loss of life on the Lakes
during the navigation season. was I56-
against l07 in 1851
"A resolution endorsing the Presid-
cnts Emancipation Proclamation, has
been adopted IN both houses of the legis-
lature of Celifornia-eight Senators and
eleven Assemblymen opposing the reso-
luton.
Wheat is being largely exported from
California to England,
Hon. Chas. r. Buckalew was, on the
18th, elected by the joint session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, I. : enator,
by , maj GRITTY.
Hon Lot NJ Morreu has been cleo
ted e. ;. Senator by the Legislature Of
Maine
The iron clads are being rapidly fur
Ms he'd, and put into service
The pablo debt Of Pennsylvania is
$40, 448, 213,S2
The income of the County Clerk of
New FORK county, from all sources in the
year 1862, was $50, 1882
There was quite an extensive fire in
New York on the 18th.
The rebels will probably convert the
Harriet Lane, captured at Galveston, into
a priyateer
The concentration Of II large forcein
North Carolina indicate activity in that
quarter. This federal force is collecting
at Newbern.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

In this City a; three O'Clock on Sunday afternoon,
January 25th Dr.. WILLIAM HnDEBRAsD, aged about
81 years.
Dr.. HmDEBaAND first came to Mineral
Point about the year 1915, and praeti, cd
medicine until he received the appointment
of Consul to Brennan, under SIR Pierces add
ministration. During his absence he lost the
sight of one Of his eyes. which caused him
much suffering after his return, until last
spring, ne went to St. Louis, and had the
eye extracted. LIE returned to this place
about the first of July last, apparently wei,
but . tumor sooa commenced growing from
the socket of the extracted eye, which con
tinued to increase IN size until it pro.ruded
some inches, and caused him much suffering
until he was relieved IN Sunday last by the
messenger Of Death.
His funural VIII be attended today CWed-
nesday) by the Mineral Point lodge Of F. q
A. Masons, of which he was a worthy member.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE
THE STANDING COMMITTEES

THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the standing
committees as follows
Judiciary Messrs Bingham, Pope,
Sharpstein il Powers.
Ways and Means = Messrs. Barron.
liver, Bates, Treat & SHOWER
Education School and University lands
Starr Rothe Cox, Adams & Ellis.
Incorporations-Pra Alcott, Burtch,
Edcerton x Shattler
Railroads. = Field, Latham, Galloway.
Pullen, Cory q Schantz.
Internal In,procemeats. Turner Ellis,
Taylor, Sturtevant & Chapman
Roads, Bridges and Ferries.-Jackson
Jones, Pratt, Layne Il White.
Toacn and County o1ganization- Hill,
Priest, s. w Smith, Mcfarland
Militia.-Webb, Sanborn, Lapham, G.
H. Foster and Rothe.
Priciteges and Election Priest, Jones,
Davis, Galloway and Burroughs.
agriculture and .Hanufactares Mon
roe O. Ashley, Foster, Glenn & Hogan
Expiration and Re enactment Of .LacS
Osborn. Newman, Albert, O. Ashley
and Schattler.
Legislative Erpenditures-Ba E.
Westcott, Rand, Y Ashley ard Hayes
State Affairs. Vivian, Thomas, Edger-
ton, Green and Deuster.
Contingent Expenditures Newman,
Dockstader Cahill, Taylor and Webster
Engrossed, BIS Ginty, Oetling Hatch,
Miller and Hanrahan
Enrolled Bitts-Davis, Richardson,
Gilmore Wright and Shanahan
State Lands -Lapham, Wilcot, Collins,
Hatch and Eviston.
Mining AMI .SmeJting-Pullen, Chap
man, w. J. Westcott, Harms and Nc
Farland
Judiciary--W est Humphrey, Bowman,
f. O. Thorpe and iiudd
Finance Hopkins, Lawrence and Mitch
ell
Interpretations Humphrey, Chandler
and Clark.
Roads, Bridges and Ferries-Morris, n.
s Thorpe and Hicks
Toacn and County Organizasioa-Cam-
eron Bartlett and Pratt,
Militia - Lawrence, Hamilton, and
Clark.
PririJeges and Elections West Purdy
and Villas
Agricult,oe-Pu rdy, Young and Rich.
Legislature Expenditures = KimbalL
Wilkinson and Hicks.
State iBairs-Wilkinson Bowman and
Clapp
Federat Bartlett, Hamilton
and Wilson.
Education-McDill Hamilton and Ear
nest
Banks and Banking Kelsey, Kimball
and Bohan.
Internal Improoemeats- Hamilton, Me
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
CIVILIANS INTERDIcTED FROM WEARIN

CIVILIANS INTERDIoTED FROM WEARING
MILITARY Commissioning. Gen John
Cook. in command of the first district of
the Northwest, has issued a general or
der of which the following is part;
The great number of citizens daily seen
wearing the uniform of the United States
army. give rise to the opinion that IN many
in,+ances such clothing has been obtained
frauduiiently, and in an improper manner
The practice also occasions great annoy
ancc and incon, ,enience to the military.
1t is Important that the soldier should
know who are and who sre not m ocrs
O. the army that no soldier IS allowed
to sell the clothing or other equ'page Is
sued to him by the government, is q tact
well known The troops of the command
are therefore directed to seize all such
clothing or equipase whenever they see
it worn by citizens, and retain possession
of the same until the wearer can give
satisfactory explanation or the manner IN
which it was obtained Due report of
all such seizures will be made to these
headquarters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

UNANIMOUS VERDIcr.-The most rigid
analysis by good chemists has failed to
discover anythingfin the Chemical SaleTa-
tbs which can, when properly used, be in
the least degree detrimental to health
While the women of our own country
entertain sentiments widely different up
on other matters, all concur In a verdict
that the Chemical Scferatus is the only
infallible article in use for light and sweet
bread
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
IN rRoBATE-IotyA CoUNTY CoufT.

In the matter Of the last
will aud testament Of
James Rule deceased.
On reading and fling tn petition Of William Heath
cock and William Mitchell, Executors Of said last will
and testament representing among other til ngs that
they have fully administered said estate and PRAYING.
that time and place be fixed for examining and al
loving their account of their administration order
ed that said account be examined by the Judge of this
Court, on "Wednesday, the 9TH day of February next
ensuing, az o'clock in the afternoon Of said day at
the Probate Office in she Village Of Dodgevlle IN said
County.
And it Is further ordered hat notice Thereof be given
TO all persons interested by publishing copy Of this
order for II rec successive weeks prior day e
animation, IN the Mineral Point Tribune werI ly
newspaper circulating in said County
3 Dated January eth. 1863. <. .fsEt
8. B. AN8LEY.
County Judge.
3-3-v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
John and EiIz-Lohu.

Without entering upon any defence OF
General John Pope, we may say that the
condemnation of Fitz JohnPorter, against
whom he preferred charges, is his ex-
culpation from the errors with which IN
connection with Bull Run he had been
accused. We have, for long time, been
confident that Pope's brief but lively cam
paign was made Ineffective by deliber-
cte purpose on the part of officers subor-
dinate "a him, to defeat his well matured
plans for a victory. They did not want
him to win
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
Port ROYAL, Jan. L

The Philadelphia Inquirer has letter
directed as above, stating that six desert
ers from Fort Sumter had arrived on
board the block;,ding squadron, reporting
that the garrison OF that Fort threw down
their armes and refused to fight under
the Confederate flag. They were half
famished and perishing in want, owing 70
no pay. Other troops came and Obliged
them to return to duty, Dissatisfaction
among most Of the troops was wide spread.
Men worked day and night half-star7ed,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
IN PROB.T..-Iowa COUNTY COURT.

In the matter Of the last VIII and
Testament Of Jane Rablin. deceased.
ON READING AND FILING an Instrument in writ
ing purporng 70 be the last VIII and Testament Of Jane
Rablin, late of Iowa County, deceased
il ordered that te proofs Of said Instrument t,
heard before the Judge Of this Court Monday the
iSt DAY OF February, d. 1853, at the Probate Office
in the Village of Dodgeville, in said County
And i further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested by publishing pv
OF TINS order Tor ree weeks successfully prior to said
day OF hearing Ia the Mineral Point Tribune a weekly
newspaper, circulating in said County
Dated January 18TH 1853.
). j. ANSLEY
Count! Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
i, rRoBATg-,owA COUNTY CouRr

In the matter of the estate of }
Jem ma Goldsworthy, deceased. (
On READING AID FILING the petition of James
Rule, of Iowa county, representing among other things
that Jemirna Goldsworhy, late of said County, the
TIL rty First day Of December 4. D. 1S62 died mites
tate, leaving goods chattles and within this
County and that he the sfid petitioner is kin to
said deceased and praying that administration said
estate lie to him granted. 1t is ordered said petit
ton lie heard before the Judge Of this Court Saur-
day the 9TH day OF February A T. 1868 the Probate
Office in the Village o fDsdgeville in said County.
And is further ordered that thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing copy of
this order FOR three weeks succeyel prioI said day
of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune, week y
newspaper circulating in said County
Dated January eth. 1868.
s b. ANSLEY
County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

A Brow IN THE RIGHT DIREcrIoS-Gen.
Rosecrans has issued an order requiring
all citizens of Nashville and of Davidson
County, who have aided and abetted the
rebellion 10 appear at the office of the
Provost Judge before the 18th inst, to
make oath or bond, not to give further
aid to said rebellion. Those refusing to
comply with said order, to be summarily
dealt with by fine, imprisonment, or ex-
clusion from the lines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
Report of the Iowa County Agricultu-
Ial Society

~>~0 80 0oul1Iy 1-SaA4Suitu-
raj Society.
A condenced statement of the 17.iucipal
acts and dofngs OF The Ioaca County
4griculturaI Society, ending Decen-
Der 18Th, 1862
The Executive Committee of said socie-
ty held a meeting in the Court House.
In the village O. Dodseville, ON the 9th
day Of A.pr.l, A. d. 1862, at which meet
i..ig committees We're appointed to raise a
list of premiums. The Executive Com
mittee were empowered to make such re-
pairs upon the Fair grounds and build
ings as in their opinion should be need
ed. The Committee appointed to raise
the Premium List, prepared and publish
ed ss,iid List to be awarded at the next an
nual Fair of said society, and appointed
committees to award the premiums on the
articles which might De exhibited at said
Fair III accordance with said Premium
List.
The days fixed upon for holding the
Seventh Annual Fair were the 18th, 18th,
and 10Th DAYS of September, A. ID. 1862.
In accordance with said resolution the
Fair was opened upon the 18th day OF
September, but owing to the unfavorable
state ofthe weather the Fair was adjourn
ed to the lst ID ard Sd days of October,
when it was ree1ened pursuant to ad
iournment, and about 200 articles enter
ed for exhibition.
Said Society held their meeting for the
election Of officers on the Sd Day of De-
tobcr, y d. 1862, at which meeting the
following named persons were elected
to fiji the various Offices of said Society
for the ensuing year, to wit
President. W. Joiner,
CJohn Ellwood,
Vice Presidents, James Mcfarland
Francis Little,
Secretary-Richard Arundel,
Treasurer-Samuei Hoskins.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Charles Hope, D)dgevillc,
John Adams, Ridgeway,
Gardener e. Meigs, Arena,
Isaac Fam, Wyoming,
Frank Martoll, Clyde,
o p Underwood, Pulaski,
Stephen Norris, Highland,
John Bonner, Moscow,
James Areall Mineral Point,
John Mckee, Waldwick,
Hugh Harkins, Linden,
William Brainbridge, Miflin.
There was received into the Treasury
of said Society during the past wear, as
appears from the Treasarors Report,
the sums of money and from sources as
follows 70 wit
appropriation from State, $4,000
Amount received on membership, $500
+" admission tickets Is, y
from other sources Il, AZ
ro+o1 s232 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

NAPOLEON, Henry Co, O July 7, 1883.
Dir. c. W. RoBAcK-DeeT SIR -For the
benefit Of suffering humanity, permit to
announce, through the columns of your Cir
caIar, the surprising properties Of your Scan
diHavian Blood Purifier aud Bloou Pills which
IS a sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
plant. We have several persons in town,
who have been suffering with Liver Com
piaI..t and Indigestion, al Notwithstanding
that we have a. good physicians as can he
found in Northern Ohio, yet tn disease
baf3ed their skill. Consequently we con-
menced using y0ur Pills, through and By the
advice OF our friend, Mr. Brennan. We used
the medicine acc0rIig to directions. and are
now full Of life aad hlarity, and our gratitude
IS equal to our Improvement in health and
spirits when We take ito consideration
what we have lie u, and hat we are at
present, we feel like charging ourselves of
the sin of nggautuda, If We did not try To
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YOUR Medicine Therefore we recomm nd to
tie public at large, the expectancy Of having
r6corse to your Medicine, and consequently,
as in duty bound, discharge what we feel To be
our duty, in advising persons who are suffer
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Mrs. BRENNAN
hIss HEAToN
c. c. SPELNAY.
Sec advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

The noted guerrilla, Morgan, is said
to have formerly lived at Erie, Pa, and
then went by tbs name of Fuller and
was sent from that place to States Prison
for stealing and after having faithfully
served out his term, went to Kentucky.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
STieAYED.

From the Subscriber in District No 5. in the south
part OF the town of Linden in June last Sorrel
Mare years old last Spring. She has white stripe
in the face three white She is tall and good
sized for her age.
liberal Reward viii be paid for the retu.n Of said
colt to the undersigned, for information where she
may be found VIZ. A. WILLIAMS
LINDEN, Dec. Il l>b-- 81 SIM
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
aeU advertisements.
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife SUsAxAH STEEL has left my bed
and board without any just OF provocaion There
fore forbid all persons trusting harboring her. for
'rill pay no debts of heI contracting.
Moscow Jan. 9th, 1863 GEO. ". STEEL.
43-w@
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RI
stored to health in few days after undergoing all the
usual routine All Irregular expensive modes Of treat
ien without success, considers his duty to
communicate TO ms afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS
OF CURE Hence, ON the receipt of addressed enveI
ope he Will send ree) copy of the prescription used
Direct TO DR JOHN III. DAGNALI,. lss Fulso, Street
b ooklvn, Y. NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
TAkRN LIP

BY the Subscriber in the city of Mineral Point {near
JAS. Spensevs Furnace,) about the first of December
last steer calves, coming year old. o1e is
very dark with white spot about the half dol
lar the side The other is spotted white and
black. The is requested to call prove property
pay eherges and take them away
JOS. MILLEx.
Mineral PIT. Jar II, 1868. 4-4w@
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
PRoBArE-IolyA COUNTY co RT

In the matter Of the last
viii and testament OF
a, liam jackson, deceased
To all whom il mag concern Letters testamentary
the last viii and testament Of said deceased wing
been issued 70 James Hutchinson the 10Th day Of
December A. ID. 1852, and Twelve Months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination aIlowa
notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will the
first Monday of every month during tie term above
limited rece We examine and adjust all claims and de
nands of all persons against said deceased.
Dated Jan. 9th, 1868.
= b. AN LEY
County Judge
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
TAKEN UP.

BE- the Subscriber. in the town Of Wadwick, Janu-
airy 21st 1868, Mare colt. dark brown-lame in the
fore leg, rising two years. The is hereby notf
ed to call, prove property pay charges and take her
away. WA. MCNEIL.
4 4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
1entIStrv

DR.. d. NJ WELD, after short visit to the na,,err
States is again in readiness to all calls per-
tanning to his profession He has procured the right for
using the Rubber base for eeh which enabesi;nt
to do work at the lowest possible figure.
Office in Whites Block, High Street sOts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
Taken I'm

by me subscriber living in the town of Linden
dark bay horse Colt with star in the forehead no
other marks pelcephble lie viii be three years old
the coming spiiog The owner Is requested TO Ga II
prove property pa charges, aud takehim away
Linden, Jan stu, 1863 WV. HARRIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
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WE prefer them for Family use.-Neac YORK yvsb-
w
They are the favorites for families. = Nan, ya-k
Times.
1t has no riyal-Scientifc AB,e,-icdn
Europe.
Ahs machine is profitable and available lifetime
1t is equal to Seanas.reSses
An annual dividend OF 100 10 500 ner cent fon s.x
COST may be obtained ia use-by its possessor.
nus IS the only Sewing Machine IN the world making
1ne LocS-sttch with the Rotating hook and using the
glass-foot. a -
Instructions win be given, and all information. b.
calling nj my residence -
GEO. ". COBB
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