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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28


GINGER CRIsps. Two teacups of
molasses, one do, sugar, two do. Of but
ter, one tablespoonful of soda, two of
ginger, one teaspoonful of alum. Mix
hard, roll thin, and bake in a quick
oven. They will keep weeks.
WING Half pound of but
ter, half a pound raisins, one pound
sugar, four eggs, half a teacup Of but
termilk, one teaspoonful Of soda. Stir
as thick as pound cake.
SPONGE CAKE.-Teacup of sugar,
three eggs, one teaspoonful Of soda, two
Of cream Of tartar, two tablespoonfuls
of sweet cream, one teacup and nalf
Of -four.
CHEAP SPONGE CAKE.-One cup SUI
gar, one do. milk, one egg, one table
spoon butter, one teaspoon soda, two
do. cream tartar, one pint, or two large
teacups flour. This also makes nice
jelly cake.
wholesome BREAD.-Stir unbolted
wheat flour into cold water until as
thick as common stirred cake; bake
twenty minutes in very hot oven, in
small tart tins; this makesa nice whole
some dish for breakfast, far preferable
to buckwheat cakes.
Sow CLOVER SEED IN TIME.-Cloyer|
seed sown early in the spring, before
the breaking up of frost, will take
deeper hold in the ground, and succeed
better, than if the operation be left un-
til the ground is free Of frost and be-
comes settled. l5t.sk-
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28
GRAPE VINES BIZ MAIL

T OFFER FOR SALE THIS FALL
i and next spring over ONE THOUSAND
of the Delaware. Diana, Concord, Taylor, fBul-
litt) To-Kalon, Franklin, &C.. &c. / also have
several hundred Isabella and Catawba Grape
Vine Roots for distribution. Send for q s.Price
Current List enclosing two-cent stamp to
prepay postage A. NJ. BURNS. as7
2n46yl Manhattan, Riley CO., Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28

Corn Wanted.-We will pay unit
further notice, thirty cents per bushel forI
Corn in the ear, delivered to the Quartermaster
at Fort Riley. Streeter & Strickler.
Wood choppers Wanted.-We want
ten hands to chop wood on the Fort Riley Res
eryaton, at 81 so per cord. Streeter 4 Strckler.
Teams Wanted.-To haul Wood to
Fort Riley, at So per cord. Can make two trips
each day. Streeter Strickler
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
EBENsBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1868.

public meeting of the Democratic citizens
OF Albany, condemning the proceedings
OF the administration against Mr.. Vallan-
digham, we recognize the tone and Ian
guage of a statesman, and the spirit of a
man worthy to be. at great crisis, the
Chief Magistrate of a great State.
g. That as it is only to the ballot-box
we can look for permanent relief, and as
we deem it to be altogether incredible and
impossible that when called to cast their
votes, the citizens of Pennsylvania, of
whatever party, should not find them
selves, by such monstrous events as has
been passing before their eyes, moved in
patriotic and just indignation to drive from
power ALL Pennsylvania politicians who stand
IN the way of our asserting the freedom of
our persons andthe rights of our State, we
will, therefore, wait with confidence the
October election 10 the Democratic
party-the party of conservatism as well
as freedom-a Governor and both houses
OF the Legislature; and whom we expect
to bring in by such overwhelming maiori-
ties as may be reasonably reckoned on,
wheE the question comes fairly up be-
tween Liberty and the Constitution on one
side, and on the other the most ignomin-
Gus oppression.
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havoc. The Federal loss is said to have
been very heavy on Sunday, the 24th.
The rebels report General Cheatham
and Featherstone wounded in one of the
Mississippi fights, and General Johnston
massing large force at Black River
Bridge. -...--.
The Times special Memphis despatch
OF the 27th says the steamer Sultana,
from 4oung's Point, is reported lost
CNCINNAr, May pa despatch
from Memphis dated the 9th, says The
steamer City of Memphis, which left the
vicinity of Vicksburg ON Monday last,
arrived here to-day, and reports General
Grant as having captured every rebel re-
doubt
The fighting was going on furiously
when the City of Memphis left 40
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The Siege Of VicksburS.

CINCISNATI, May, 29.-Rumors and
reports from Vicksburg are abundant.
The latest definite intelligence is 4 brief
despatch to the Commercial, dated 'sOn
the Field, near Nicks5urg, Saturday, May
23,' which says; "There is no fight
ing to-day. The troops are resting from
yesterdays assault. Our repulse was
complete on all parts of the line No
Encouragement need be entertained as to-
our final success. The city is closely in
vested, and must succumb to our attack
sooner OF later. We are entrcnching and
building rife-pits Cavalry have been
sent out towards Canton, to ascertain
General Joe Johnston's whereabouts.
Our loss yesterday was not far from one
thousand. 1t is tolerably certain that the
works cannot be taken by assault A re-
gular siege must reduce them. Two
weeks will probably be consumed.
1t is reported from Memphis that Gen
Banks is sending up reinforcements to
General Grant Another report says
that in the assault on Friday, at one place,
1t was necessary, owing to the steepness
of the hill, to scale it with ladders. Gen.
Hovey led the assault. The rebels rolled
shells down the hill at the FederaIs. which
exploded among them, making fearful
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
Mass Meeting in lnde-
pende nee Square.
lHlRTG THOUSAND FREEMEN
On TIE GROUND.

y great mass meeting of the Democ-
|acy OF Philadelphia, TO protest agains;
he arbitrary arrest, trial and ostraciSm of
Ion. {. l.. Nallandigham, and vindicate
4e night OF free speech, assembled i'll
adeFnd'nre Square, Philadelphia, on
lonuay night .ust The number in at
f.Iance is varIously estimated ut from
|"00O to 10000. 1t was, perhaps, tie
i5cSt, most determined and most en-
lNastic body of citizens ever convened
mass meeting in the city, and, we are
Tpy to say, passed off without any
au>ull disturbance
Hon. Ellis Lewis presided, and adj
N'>ed the meeting in eloquent and i'm
e,>Iye trims. Speeches were made by
on. VIM Bigler, Hon. Charles J. Bid
fEl, Hon. Peter M'Call, George w.
n''ue, Esq, Charles Buckwaltcr, Esq. 8,
'"Fsc Northrop, Esq, and Charles In
,"'i, ESQ, and letters read from sew
raj distinguished gentlemen who were
aa5Ie to attend.
\ preamble and resolutions expressive
'ne sense of the meeting were adopted,
"rnpted throughout the reading by the
-'>, hearty applause. 1t would afford
| FeaSurc, had we space, to make large
Nr'cis from the speeches, but at pres
all We can do is to publish the pream-
ant resolutions, reserving extracts and
~'"r comments to another time:
RESOLUTIONS.
"HERE,s, The people of the United
.'y> have been insulted, and the laws
Tue land and the principles of human
T'y 'ramplcd on by the military arrest,
'l' and exile of Clement L. Vallandig-
- a citizen of Ohio, for words spoken
. public meeting, the seizure of whose
cn' and the whole subsequent pro-
ti'SS against whom, ending in his
s"AIment, were not only in violation of
~. ."mmonest rights of the humblest in
;an D'''n' OF any free county, but in auda-
and tagrant defiance of the Federal
sa '".utlon, which declares that the
na.a u all crimes, except in cases of inn
.,n.It, s,'nent, shall be by jury and which
Tsssly 5Ssy torbids the making of any law
rS;, SS;',,'uslng the freedom of speech,
oaori ,sn declares that " "the right of the
o1 ~pe 10 be secure in their persons,
~, ~ papers and effects, against un.
~. sT'aole searches and seizures, shall
a.n. violated" and that "no warrants
nr,, w. issue but upon probable cause, sup
i,,IL JLu oy oath or affirmation, and par
..1,y ay describing the place to be search
= u The persons or things to be seiz
Which declares that "no person
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10

6aI Of mercy, watch above us,
GI Of mercy. watch and love us.
And ntep our Union strong;
lfi,t the rgngcrs that surround us.
Nni tie band that firmly bound us,
Ard bound us for so long.
Ni a, la is of iron bind us;
\, hv force rhcy had confiucd us;
BIT - with silken chain.
lr,nt Of " j2ht. and fair to see,
Firm ct huld, but always free,
Oh, make it str ng again.
Mt with II. l. to blur and stain it;
Mt by W Y rIn we maintain it
Bui tAiRc Almighty baud
Yet H,py save when m"rtais ftitCr;
NnoNI We bend Us at tliiue altar,
g, wilt Thou mend this band
& Hde u> Thou, who firsi dbl guide them
Guide IL Thou, who stool beside them;
Those her'es brave and free,
Let bonds frlterual yet unite US.
Aud peace, with blessings. vet delight us
U, Go! We trust in Tlee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10

people to stop free thinking, and free talk
ing, and free holding of public meetings,
and free voting, and doing other like
things which freemen are wont to do, and
can't help doing, might as well spend his
time in baying the moon or beating the
air. st
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Hymn for the Nation.

The following beautiful stanzas were
rrten III the old Capitol Prison. by the
Is. Mr. Bcaedict:)
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Tue Radicals ia Mss,u arc s'fy iat fo'u tro1h-
ling themselves out the docir,ur o' llc,.. .. 81
Nysty that preya Il among t,if I-e'rr - cl -.
where aud are but ,iitc disiinsIisl,d iur the 4.
obedience IL tie Iow,rs that be-. I've C.atcoal or
Abolition party IN TIA, State have "A nlmu t "a u
sonditi.n q scmi-rotelon ever nee tie A1oiti =
VI tie Gradual Emancipation ordinance IS the
Cohv.nton, and are IA win. h, lvra and es,tI. nul
Presiden, LiscoLs, % srclre b, t.e Inter y.u.il.
" the mtaty authorities, the niue ate
overthrow .: sl.very. The Lawrence mass
ere WAS perfo u d.,snd To ilif1 anI the y "
York TRIBUNE. m the lloody ,,lrI 1t taa' Pare
ere pointed oui-nat as an eS4inpc oft.c evil, o..
departing from regular usage Z civil and ui
itary lsw-but a reason for iGr.' er n.t,.u o.
ihem by overthrow NJ the Athorty 4 GOV. GAN
SIX and the decioes II tn ,iuoI. COM. ut., tLt
tas saved hi'sonri & the Union. | t..rco eur ts
ofpsrty violence, tie Germans LOUIS prep4r-
ncularlv noted. and hy voice AL pom oui-H sod
tierud In their q &c, invectycs anst what tho
AL tie tempofi.ing Icy Of the President, vh,
pursues . 81, Giglt frwssd m.d,'lc ,olrs. Va acsa
hs Charcoals and Clay. suks. So ~ Mr. lt>cpl+
o,sns 60 have inclined onsrls tie lat cr, or tir
'oIs rvAive party, probably hocsl.e % ~ n-ei. "a
or efthe laws--both state ant =. dcta-s &c,
.. But the way N which h.aEx..l u-y has l.,u
iser, d ly both these factions /. Get ! T. Pill, a
the following letter, m Ic,pn.c - nds.n'..
ON the elias hanks pro.,1;in.' az It t.c i.r.o..'
Gen. CURTIS. viii lad been ut ~ by tie car.
'sls, or sbol tioni5ts The Prssi,ni wi,s
"Your dispHt o'io-tsy is 'ust re osci. /, {!
.sry painful To me that you IA souri, ca no. ,,
will not s,ue your hct.onH! q 'rei .rn.rl y,'f,
selves. hare been iormsntJd inih = trgond 81
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. SEPT. >, I,'5.
Bonds - Pirnt,eaIPri,ntcrr,.

,'gr Americ'us Lave loudly and very il,t.e pro.
Jed against tie -ubstin,sl aid to, aud 9uas, ..a-
lion Of tho South by the Eu,iia G.s uI.. -
d % age and por,iOn 4 TIE E4tI.h rss II
ace 10 eib "t iet,ot'v'f, b.. ofr la . .ue.
"ta Gen.unc n. thr slaii elc,.. % i..tC l44.ct &
h that Gov,rnlntut ND that I.t. Rltd1Vo
.u- enter tho = Iprume Court a. fub.c tli.ia
u p'ri.ttly o.esn Handss H,ys we doae II
., sre We nov, after upwards + two years 4 re-
stuctve and coat y warfare. d.. :. uotAn.,to ,r-
1'nlsie or even TO invite iuI e1- i.e the c.s,r'l
rtnt,l ,oudu,t 4 the En- u.s.. 1o,.tmt.t ...f
tue Eng ish irsss' Dove nottc,t t.,l r .ard
,hefs 90 genera, 8, aud with tle, ur .nnl ! ,~,rs
q slough they w,rs We lc,iiIuai,y o.nst. Il s.-
g.. ~ OF !osi,ii..t. government lie. ult e.e.
Nc selfstycd j,diriohc press sail oDe word
A. ut the inonstfous ot'ts - prJrs
o.. bonls for the payment Of immense r-f-
s-'u, 10 their ounjroy eapGOrs b. hp.urc
go rican mere ,sr'meny win tho kniie ut h.
t'rss or III r.s'iycr le.eeI at heaI TIE so! O.
~ traveller sisw AL TO the h.tiw1ymnn. !.
g. II " lard 60 Do mi ta1g.lir ss.gai Is. g.
-.t'ler we've 10 g,o, whlruud.f san .fto-. et.tl.
q FRA ard iis rcoompsn IA, bod % { ~. = toni r
"a re payment 81 uuch sun o- sums ~ money,
,".'d any Judge and jlr" IA Atuc.4,a, 90 ia NV
ant wAer, lay - rospo,tel ami equity ros o.,
s''.ei,oD. lar lcss ord'r the payment oi sIch sun
t'tne highwsyfinn or the party r'r'c,cutrg h.in-
The merely and le;timatcy cor merr al
'i''ounicr or ~ chascr Of that bOud' Wol.i they
20, rather order tie hgtwsyin,n 8 tlp criminal
hus ielon IN the first degree, - representa-
-" Tor similar trial as Dgr'ccps crimi.
nis. or scctsn.ry' Il seems to To- ha
a. 0ui high tine tat g'ru men e the law a,d n
eress slou d not ony ,a.e tie matter nto ihe
consideration, blt should also lcfir M uiss.yl, {.
s~.tsna clear sad m;y Ind lrt pub "a 'pti d
ssutj CT viii h sooner or Later must D, - ira.
rlsnss IMPORTANCE g. our p,uLdefoi u'fcnqits
aud 10 their grei,ouRls ina l.ei .l' .er, nd e
aasn. IL s'cfns ., us that ;hs compsc I announce
mtnt Of this bondiugt pirates, .tl1It wod a
Indignant comment, or lrgL or mort. prat,t,
sufficiently dscr'dt.be IL tho i..o.sto he ai,co..
uaued forthwith
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o.,'s' oal} aSu,h Fl ofJo'eph Cu.acs, III the 4i'h
Toe iri,nd. ~ 'he tamil, ne respectfully Invited
t., h 'an,iA % h.',fIy ..'rinrS Il Sapi y
Bee ~sr - vi hIut iurther notice. ~
IONNiNii On she morning Of the l.' INST, at the
fs''oenee Of h'' '1,,' Mr.. nles,on' ]" Bid. -,
Jnu,'s =. Downinr, aged years. months and Il
Irnrts, thi, af'crnoon =, O'Clock. 10
IONOulE On sort 3lst. the beloved daughter
~ ch,l aud Bsdsot Donohue, agcd year aud )
nths.
g. n't nd thc iuf,ral. Ms ,Nein ada siiesnoon,
tti.r., e. on .ui Ave. {, 20
, NELf Nouda,, Als u. ls13, Catherine,
~ N'.syei w,ie no .iOrnts Early native of the
J. 'h % pc, 'II"y Wcs.iueaih. Ireland, In the
ir G.end. aud fclAye. are respectfully invited to
80 ud the funeral. lH,, twednelday! no. ming. at
l'o Loeb ffoln her l.to residence, 80 water 81 TO
J.. Saite Church. where Requiem nigh NM si
~ Oi',i,d i1f tAo 70 use Of i.r .ou, and hrnce Inc
f,n,As vii be taken to Ct.vtfy Cemetery tor nt.r
mont. lOl
ItNEGAN On Monday morning Aug 81, 1868.
" hars.fc' Fin Gan, seed !! ytar..
tr'st''s' a" irien1. q the family, and those
-'.ctfui!y invited 20 attend the funeral. ron her
a. 70 en- ~" Lieh'h q, al o. efn.s ihy) 1''.r
Z moo, q. uc. ok .
ktNsNTfR- On Aur a. 1863 A,rc, yo .t-t
/ 'a-. p &C. 'ehG ar3 i..ne ,nsl.r, aged tuJ-tbs
Toe r htvss mo "a nis NJ the fm.l, ar rep ct.
iuIv iuyi ed to rla ~ iuuerEl, III, tW ,tre,isyl
."aruouu, ~ O'Clock, nom el Dtvo. 81. WiIlieu,-
rl-.l. l.2
lon ND sever" i.'n,s' Anne, 81 Of The late Mat
, % ". Nunson, b. Il t6.h year Of her age.
70 ini ,r funerel. iii. twldup,2,yi ait,rn5on, at
. O'c o. = nom he lae ree drncc 2sS Vet Goth s,.!s
~ RPIIY-on Monday. AUG. 81, Martin Murphy.
Il, irenl', anil ;ho.o u his family, arc respect-
s r.iei 20 ~ nj no iuLefsi from HE late
. H. 'clce, al CA,vvcr Place, sou'h u ookvn, tue
D. b. "a. b.. Z. O. IL
trkoil ~ s.. Pet ~ Church. cor. HEX aud Warren
81. M nom 'lc~co to the temesery OF tae hgiy
,.N,fl ARNEN, on rue.l'v. Sep. !, 1853. James
/ NJ. t'r', rsDi 10 cor, g ron'it and /! save.
aPl ';d ~ FOOD t9o ir :. asd hG's
] iutrcf 20 sttenl .c .unr,l, tina ~ ednc do, >
S.Io Fl as &C. tx ~ the 'e4eHe' Of io ia
~ Ei ,n lu'.day, seY'.. !, after sscyerc ~
-. Har,, widow ct the a's oacrse Il 'i.f, Ia the
ihcie.'i,e. aud ricnd, Of the family ere respect.
! fuh i1vit"i 20 sttcnt the fuucfr On Thur-isy
rir,n o., = .r. =, 't o'clock, Iosn her tate RES
sARnuCA -uu sopt. let. from In, urios received a,
IA a. H.. IN CeusI II. Jacob IL. s,ibGck, arec ~
| y,1f'. 3 mon h- fud 10 days
lit ,ls .vea and tltLds of the family, also the
~ nab r.. u t.-pr7nc, Patrol ho, sna 9, aud III,
.r," snl houo ~ m-'.cri oi Ilo c.. No. 10, the
,.,u. r.n,la., 80 "a ,,',d 10 '.,nt the funeral
I TOM ID. 90 p!r'. urrh. u -,.fw.y : AZ Prlce o.
we're CO.. Nnersl 'ofvice' win ~ plec on RI M
l1s Z. r,a'"D' '1P do At 'e''' Uncut D sri
nANEE o. gs.dpi{ Z, 3 sie f I ats, se n
.a..r, 70 ;i.e q IA yts. OF h. age.
farewell, companion of ~ iolthl
i | 40 Gov. % ou must hr,
Pr ?'r, toi .,a;h aud io,.os ne
Ta'r laNyes an fs.,sl; Of tho Am iy are rsspse
s..tfn, q a, oe.o =, iF-,a Der lai e,i.le,, g.
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S5'at'liL NOTICES.

Harmon, D,i-'or, No. 3. = Of T.
-. ron. 90. - tl'a Division are e,rne.,'r re-
utes''d - Il, nd i'suex' rcsuinr M TIM W' .nss
oas tsf. T., 10. 8. pri,ca. lutlu ~ !rip a.
tt1o. 80 h' TIA. ,,ted. ~ o.d,r, nh&t III DIV
~ .. W. T. Ed
%. 81 No. Tho SeAi II O. .uinr Mp,tL-
iu,''lns NJ 81 .uubCr IA pJsip1rfd anil p "a (,
iIt.. ana. 81 III utIal hour nd pace. PAL NItk
So NNN, frrr.; fb,lEnIhH HEftEtNA t,.''c -
-. az IL, 30. tJ-The officers and
u'fleis Of the above NJ. arc ro.u@s''t 90 meet al,
a ir rooms, conner Oi ?g' 49, Rtl % avenue, On
ily "vcrirt = p I'D. ,r5, ~ .ii pc, ,eytn
g'ripc.. Puuctul Atcri 81. j. required =. a. 70 g.
ll.'u . o. IN frrttnce tot trtnt't 8. Nv oder Of
lttNICK ~ iGIN, rte,iaeut. fIkGt b P!.IOR,
sptIptlty .Nl
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CONSTRUCTIVE
M 9Y oy, " 'I,S IT., H. for ', tns
o. Sew York Of ''i. D .c,ot.r' ia,l.ai.o AZ
t.tIt t''. T. o.. t. !s-.',,E. IsS .r-.' 81 M.
I no.r> ,u,ee'r . clrlns CoE'ai'r'.on. hcs IN
;n n.tt At his mel 'in, reuove the mop. pirgm
e m NE ,,s, ani Ttt.ra,r.. .'' ,ecse
'hD mean. ,he {, Oh, PASS ~ TAX
'..' tcl ing IN The Throat, ara etaers lnp,orns
90 , sumption arr removed, and ~. '1'ersr soon
N. " Daia cullen, -esid,ns st 40 West ga st..
,'' zoo MA f, ~ 1pPc 'St 's so9
r., .o va. n,.,It AMI. fi,nd. tna siscn NJ all
% .''. r'."g .o.v.ry, ! besan TO ieel ter .i'er
i,t go ,oH'h' BY wnieh tame "a' re''of'a 10
n. l.ts.' X ,rnan. residing At 20 EsseS st sara -
shu IL sih d.ie.slnS cough. diII lness OF zoe
eN;,at ;hs,l Vas consilsred lIcmablc .Ny btee,h
a. sh'. irar NJ should be smoth.red i laid down
dionc klown 10 be- presctibed for the disease, but
found no relief commenced u.ins his medicines
alG Neut accordng 20 his directions, for six weeks
ihiTa' N isoi, and lave snlogSd good health
=. J,a mr. sN..p n3nnfc.g1er rs,dnr 3,
.as. ..-ts a.ing con Z, ap4 -h1rn OF bgcathiug,
/ iua IS sr''be o attend % buiu.'s. | used ~ I;
-. ,lq.c'- H,ticuol i.i three months Thy cured
Iha.a M III 'iutg curri--
! ~, john fsesn, Irii'nr m c. Cas:ieton Of, Of
| I. utulupton 81 NO ye1rst anding
hr Matthias L \, 5ii 4th e., vas cured In sir
a.. r,'oct Lapsan, 100 Wet acih 81, was cured
I,,r. 4 'circsly stree: q syenge n 'he city
tlI srh NolUh. PAINS IN rue AhEst,
Si-.I y. or BiOOD,ShORlNES o. BREATH
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HERE, -ho.rs, AttcntInB!-Ths Journey.
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