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@asIlrtIIe AminM.
For Freedom and Nationality.
). c. mEaoEH, Eaitor.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL l, '6s

The unconditional pro-slsvery men of
the South are making great efforts TO
form an alliance with the Northern DEM
ocrats. Now we admonish eur friends
that while they can easily make an ALI
ance with the Democratic politicians, for
the preservation of slavery at all hazards,
they will never be able to procure its
ratification by the Democratic masses.
1t will not do. 1t is the instinct of de-
mOcracy to hate slavery, and land
monopoly. The people have doomed the
"peculiar institution"
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From the Cincinnati Times ]
Giving Him n Jar.

Dan. Voorhees,, Of Indiana, the copper
head of Vallandigham, il seems Is a ma
tive Of Butler county, where that species
Of reptile has recently made its appear
anoe in considerable force. On the oc-
casion OF the late Butternut Convention
in Butler, he was brought back TO the
land of his nativity as "a second Daniel
come to Judgment" II was supposed
that he would attract curious natives and
would be lioniae{ by his relations there
quite as much as though he were the iden-
tioal Daniel of old, who iraternized with
lions in his den. But il was no go, as
the following instance of cold ShoRlisian
demonstrates.
10. c., banker Of that city, is near
relative of Voorhees,. The twain were
boys together, aud gamboled over the
bills and valleys of old Blu Ter in her
"D'Dlnicraiicest' days One Peter--not
so renowned as Peter the Great, or Peter
the Hermit, get ambitious of distinction
among the butternuts, undertook TO play
the part sf Master Merriman, aud show
off the distinguished Dan. Entering the
bank they found Jo busily engaged
counting his ''greenbacks."
Peter--"Mr. O., allow me TO introduce
TO you the Hon Mr.. Voorhees, of 10 diana"
Whereupon Daniel extended his hand
across the counter.
Jo--straitening himself 10 little more
than his usual height" Dan. Voorhees,,
Of indiana"
ayes, sir" replied Daniel.
Jo.--" Then know a d----d sight
more about you, already, than | want to
know. Don't want TO extend my ae-
quaintauce with you at all, sir" And
Joseph turning his back to the diStin-
g,HSled, resumed his count of "green-
backs"
Somewhat t0iHed, Dan, after a brief
pause, says, "WelI, Peter, i reckon we
might as well 60"
Jo.--" Certainly, gentlemen, at your
earliest convenience"
TIE loyal boys of Old Butler have
unanimously decided that Jo." is fairly
entitled to wear the Union belt
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The gay and festive" TRUMAN, cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press for
the Army Of the Cumberland, writes the
following lively items from this city:
wit ana HumOr-OrIginaI
General Negley sent out foraging ex.
pedition, few days ago, with orders to
the commanders to visit every habiia-
tiOn, mill, barn, and Out-house, and seize
upon everything fit for consumption by
man and beast. During the expedition
squad made break for free school
house.
"Don't disturb anything there p cried
one Of the officers. "lf there had been
few more such institutions in the South
there would have been no rebellion"
Which was, unqueslionably, a fact.
General Harding, the wealthy rebel,
visited the city, day or two ago, and
met Mv. Sam Carter, friend of his, an
honest Union man, and the following
dialogue took place;
81 tell you what iii is, Mr.. Carter" said
General Harding, between the Federal
and rebel soldiers am about ruined.
My horses, cattle, sheep, buffaloes, deer
aud poultry, are all gone, and expect /
shall lose all my money"
''Well," says Carter, "why don't you
embrace the cause and come out, and let
the bogus Confederacy 60? ?"
'Oh, that's nonsense" replied Harding,
'if | should do that, I'd lose all my
friends"
"Lose your friendsl Why, damn il,
said Carter, 'if you lose your money
you'll lose your friends at any rate"
Which was very true, and rather hard
on Harding,
An individual applied to Ed. II. East
Secretary of State, for a recommendation
for a pass yesterday, stating thai he had
no hand in the rebellion, either one way
or the other. a..a
"Where do you live ~ said East.
"At Gallatin," replied the petitioner
"Well, what have you been doing these
last three yearsy'
making brushes"
"Where?"
'In Jail"
"Oh!p
"The fact is, Mr.. East you have for
COTTON me. was tried for stealing, some
three years ago, and you worked hard TO
clear me, but didn't do it,"
"Well, I'll clear you now" said the
Secretary, and he wrote the recommen-
datiOn.
Which was clever.
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MARoNIo NoTloEa.


ytmtt+loud Lodge No s.--Stated meetings ON 3d
saturday OF every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cor
summer and Union strectsi John McOleland, W. 81 ;
". = WllNn 3. We sicnerle, j. W.; Jos. NEGRO.
y, lreasi Geo W Noryol, Sec ". " Moore, 8. d. /;
a. "rgwor =, ID %. Fields, Tyler.
~ twRbcldHd Chapter, No l--AloriOn b. Howell NJ
y ngh luost Adna Anderson, r. Kings George
,,,iisll', l.. Scribe q, W. P,don, G. H.; John Nc
. le.1nal t.Nit W $, Brown, 4. a, O. v, G. Moss
rN 3 " g. transloId socS q. A Tulle, Treas; H.
every month '' W
NoshrHia Comal Nc --Johu McClellapd. Tia
" VI Is Howell, ID, n, O. NJ Adua Andersen. n C
w u fhemeld, hocorteri J, Lumsdon, Cant
"url, u. tieldai lylor, stated mpounas 8d Monday
n each month '
No'hrNo Commqnd~V No, 1 --Iohu McCloland
Eminent Commander; Aorton B. Howell. Gonoralh
s'mo Adnt Audt rsOu, Capt. General; Rev. " N
Rood preato Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden
b.. %. Wheeler, Junior Warden; q. W. nonipap
treasurer N. l. Harrison, Recorder; r. he,ds
Sauunel sthted meetings on 81 Thursday ofoael
month, #H
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To our Subscribers.

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and every other material used in Printing ofice,
have been compelled to raise tho price of our paper
TO 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 a year to yearly sub
scrbers, which must In all be paid In advance.
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NEW AND POPULARBo BOOKS.


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some6ody's Luggage BY Charles Dickens
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Revolutionary Tales.
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Miss Ellen pSkeringa WorEs
brlwor's Worsa
SONG bJ.ks
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enforcement ot tho Cottrn oder.
MUnFaEE' BlRo, April l3, 1868.
Eiitor Nashville Union:
The enforcementof Military Orders in
relation 10 the purchase Of Go ton.
Chlrges were preferred to-day against
a number Of persons, o1e Of whom Is j.
S. RoRIsou, Acting Quartermaster Of Col.
T. A. STANLEY's Brigade, for violation Of
the 7lh Article Of General Order No. e8,
in relation TO persons in the military
service purchasing Cotton.
The Commander Of this Department
has determined strictly to enforce The
conditions OF this order ~
A. D. PoMEEoY,
Capt 37,h Indiana Vols.
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Old Daniel Tucker Of Legington, Mig
souri,, a Disciple Of Clsib jackson aud
Sterling Price lately hid a.lot Of powder
ia an old cooking stove. Shortly after
Mrs Daniel Tucker built hrs in the
stove aforesaid, for the purpose Of pre-
pairing their evening meal. The conse-
quence was, ih're was an explosion 10 The
Tucker household. Mrs. Tucker was
capsized, Miss Tucker was blown quite
through the walls Of the house, while old
Dan, not needing the warning Of the song
TO "get out Of the way" was so jammed
into the am Of the chimney that he was
exiricated with great difficulty Suffice
II TO say mono Of the Tucker family we're
killed or seriously injured, but they were
all very late coming 10 suppsr"-Et-
ohangs.
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lom ,. uLa., 100 -. .aoula-s b. W ,...a

joW y, uiur, Orand secretary should be a. sssed
Al NadVile, TeaR
Tennessee Ledge No. l--Nsots every Tues Az Even.
mg at thoir Hall, 90 the corner uf uninn and sum.
mcr strccta The ohcors Tor the prcsont tcrm, ar0l
o. s, lesueur y G., J. E Mills, V,0.; J, L. Woakloy,
secretary L, X Spein, Treasurer.
ifobss foigs, No l0--Mteta al the same place
NeN Monday Evunpg. Tho officers arr Il. A.
NamloeN, n q. Honry Apple, V, O.; J. l. Park,
secretary Il F Brown. Treasuror.
, hau'r Lodge No 9u--Meols AZ their Hail, un South
Nu,'} t,r1ci, cycry Friday ryeplug The onloem
~ q. @ Noyrt, Nc, rrEpk AarmAn, N.0,i James
"lA' secretary VI. NJ Mallory, Treasurer.
A"''a Lodge, No. lua, (Germaul l-hiroS az the
r-., ,oraet OF Union aud Sunm'r streets, every
HSs'.H Ntuug. Tho oaicors are Charlos Rob,
~" trelna N.G,, --- HttcEhoh, Secretary;
"'. evHvr'tt Treasurer
, tl hea1fflsfg, 40. t--Moctg AZ the above Hal
Tt.rS aL" and third Wednesdays Of each month.
q t,'y.H aye Mile, or, 7, a. Mcbride, HP.i
gf. s..'N wv lctgr Harris, Jra J,N.i Johu
'''' z, p, Gutter, Treasurer,
atev ~ p .'F.s k1olmpm6nf No. an ots a. lhe
rls,l. .t'l 'a iag ggoHuJ and fourth Wednesday
.->l u0nh. Ilo o'ucoa afai Jas a Boil,
maj, Hg} AH.|r, l.I., h. NuEur, &W,, .h Fried
T1sssrr.. Nlasea Gr0bsr, scribe; }. u. hsrdi
Fr,t',l ,ls-t,.t = nlugit.sg q Rsbslob-Noets ths ORE
'''e'n of ~ month, 81 o'clock.
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OHIO sTATE AoENcY,

Established by Governor Iayld Tod, 70 collect the
secouns Of discharged Ohio soldiers, and 70 furn sh
lhem transportation home. To direct them how 10
OBTAIN pay Tor extra duty, as nurses, etc ohio EN-
loys lho Agent, and u Is his duty 20 give the busl
Ness OF her soldiers careful and rcspec fl attention
"iiice Mo- cherry ~, near Chu rch.
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DIR ECT OR Y.
Oily oovEnnMrnr.
JOHN HuGH sniTTH. Mayor.
wullAM sHANE, Recorder.

JOIN CBuMBIST, Martsal H
p-rg Harsiois-W n Wikinson, A. Q Tucker,
40 ~. .I., oSds 1arisiIohu Chumbsy s--o6o,, or
r...b Frfncb second and IhuH. McCarty, third, .
Itf i..esso,--RiIliam Driver.
ig.s,t CoHeo1r--A. p. shAukland
usss Ytlr Cglisci0r--k y, Gurrett
g,aaye-R heny.
aI4yg Asasr-Thouss Leal,e.
s...,fsalifai Of ne W0rkhoase--i. Y DOdd.
Cit.r.,te,s.sJ oy ne Foleg WeFLs--Wm. stewart
r45 or ae Firs DsparNeut-Iofu ~ seabury
I'm o6ae CsnssieIt--T. n. hoBrde.A
,..t OsyAsy--J. L. stewart.
an, le,rasF--E F. Muloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
r..,i Of ALiz7neu--M. n. Brien, President John
Garner. Jos j. KoDb, Ed Mrlloy, II. y scovel, " s.
m ',fh. o., N. @. l.. Claiborne, and }. smith.
uar6n CouHeii--Audrew Anderson President Jas
lr4rr, WIlam Hoborts, Q. NJ soua taie, Abraham
Nor. Alex Mcdaniel, l.. u. HOugh, Charles sayers,
IB ,npwlcs, W a. McClelland, r. }. Garbrough,
Wn Driver, Vim. stewart, ThoH Cready, VIM Haiiy
TlI Wm. sanborn'
.f.sDisC COMMITTEES oy m oirY oouSoIL.
E.5acf-KnowleB, so0vci md Brien
W4s, WorEs-Auacrson, smith and Claiborne
g-sss-Hun, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Chatham,
yarbr1uph, lresdy and Haiy
gLat-Turuer, Carper aud McCelland.
.,t,5s --Cheathnm, Mulloy anu Kuuwies
g, Dspartnsnf -IyerB, stewart aud AcCleand
ga,-Dfiyer Cready and Myers.
O1sssry---mlth, Sanborn aud Stewart.
Market Hope-Yubrough, Roberts and Carper.
Rars,-Huloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
p5ics-Chcntham, Brion and Sayers.
ggriaJ,-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Worthosa-Sayers Robb and Mcdaniel.
Tapr9peuems and Expenditures -AlcCeilhnd, Brien
and Slnborn
Public Proysriy-RObb, stewart and Driver
Pei HoagE-Ourpor, SOuthgate aud Haley.
pt- The Board Of Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
esti preceding the second and fourth Thursdays 10
each month, and the Common Council the second
srd fourth Thursdays In each month.
RIGHT POLICE
Cipilin-,Ilhn Baugh. ....
F.ft LieuieEont-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lienicnqni-J8hn II. Davis
TfHesmqi--Wm. Jackson, John CayeRder, Mich IN
,is Joel Pm rins VIM. Baker, John Cottrell William
lay8, John ngles, J. W Wright, John Puoketti
tlb.rt Scott, " c. Franci5, David Yates, Chas Hu'
I,l aui ". Dauloy.
81. The Police Court is opened every moTning at
cine O'clock ...
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Religions Soryicen.

PosT cHAPEL--(Secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and tho Louisville Depot)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every sabbath morning. Preaching at lo% o'clock,
AM aud at Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday night at o'clock.
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Notlce % News.penlers.

Ncws-Dcalers wanting moro than one hundred
copies, must send In their orders by o'clock, the
evening previous to have them filled promptly.
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CHARLEsTog.--Rsbel dispatches state
an engagement on The 7ih, iu which all
tho monitors were irequenuy hit Re
suits unknown. One gun la Fort Moul-
trie was dismounted.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS
Post of fDIurfreesBoro. Tenn.

Medical Director Poss-M. c. wooDwoRrH.
Hospital No. 1.--City Hotel; 8. W. corner square.
Surgeon 7. d. Fitch.
- No. 2--woodbury Pike. s. o. Himoe Sur
geon In charge.
" No 3-East Court House. Wa Johnson,
Surgeon In charge.
f" No. 4--Woodbu'y Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. W Pearce.
a" No. 6--Norlh Court House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon N charge.
" No. G-Sorth.cast cor. Square. NJ. B.
Fsiler, Asst Surg In charge.
Z" No. East Court House B. Woodward /,
Surgeon In charge.
" No. S--Opposte and west City Hotel. VIM
A. MoCully, Asst Surgeon In
charge.
{" No. 9--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon pike.
8. d. Permar, Aot, Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
Genl Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J, Y, Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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The Savannah Republican has thrill
ling story OF the awful outrages perpe-
trAted by Higginson's black soldiers in
Woodstock, Florida. They actually pick
eted the "res dences Of the first families" /"
"stole" four brother dafkies belonging 10
a Madame Alberti, and in one case, when
a woman Of Southern blood, indignant
that a black guard should be placed
over her, started to demand white pro
lection, "imprudently declared" that
they could protect her as we'll as aay-
bodyl The Savannah journalist has
hard scraping 10 fad words strong
enough 10 express his indignation on ac-
count of these abuses Of the ohivalry.
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ono W sHEwMAREB BYBON H. kODB.
SHEWMAKER & ROBB,
Srntg 9ntelIisEnee Offits,
No. IL, SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(aEvEES NAEKT ASD vAIsuT)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Established for the Benefit Of Strangers,

Established for the Benefit Of Strangers,
oOsISo TO st. IoUs IN SEARCH oy
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wsnnds or Sickness.
CoRRECr uNTLLLIGENCE WILL Be GIVEN OF
~ the condition Of any Sch or Wounded Soldier 10
ST. LOUIS. LOUISVILLE, ClNClNN ATI, NASHVILLE, ,
MOUND CITY or Hpy her Hospital IN the Western
Department. This R the ONLY Army Intelligence
once In the United Statoe, and information REGARD.
ing Soldiers from any part Of the \ can bo given
az any time, by calling ct, or wRuIN0 % tue Army
INrEIiIdHNoa OTuUR, Poat-O Ofnoe Box No, 1919
". B.--PERsOSs COMING 10 ST. LOUIS ~ sglscH %
HnR FaUcDs will obtain all necessary information
May rs, 1869 ~
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Col. WHITLEY, well known in Louis
vile as an editor and at present editor
Of the Baltimore Clipper, made stirring
Speech at Union Meeting in Washing
ton recently. Tho report says:
Colonel L. A. Whitley, of Kentucky,
was next introduced. Although announ-
ced as a Kenluckian, he was native of
Mary land. This State, as we'll as Ken
lucky, he knew TO be loyal nOtwiths and
ing the imputsiions against her. He did
not propose TO enter into any argumenta-
tive talk. The people had only begun
TO feel that IL was necessary to sustain
the Government and put down the rebel
lion This was the feeling especially in
the Border States. The people there, as
in the Northern States, were determined
at all hazards TO maintain the Govern
ment that protected them. There was
but one way in which this rebellion could
be put down. We might talk of the ex-
haustiOn ofthe rebellious States, of their
loss Of power, Of men, and material-but
its suppression can only be accomplish
ed by unity and determination on the
part of the people. The people Of the
border States had nowhere 10 go in Gods
world unless they were protected in their
rights in the Union.
There are thousands in the Southern
States who entertained the same feeling,
and il needed but the determined ener-
gies Of the people ofthe loyal States to
afford them the protection they sought.
He did not appear there as the advocate
OF the Administration nor would he have
anything TO say about those who talked
Of the negro. He cared not hoiO many neg
10 rs ime7,ts leere brought into he fsd. Hc
thought he spoke he sentiments ofIhe ma Ses
lphen he said that he negro and the inslitu
ton Of slavery might perish, II necessary a
maintain The Government.
The remarks OF Colonel Whitley were
| greeted throughout with applause.
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WAsurs TON, April 12.-It is rumored
that McUlernand has rendered his resig-
nation.
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CnMNTY OFFIOERs.

A,rF-Iames " Hinton. Dapuiies-Ihomas bob
son and j. X. Buchanan.
Rsyp'rr--PhinPas Garrett,
TI7iaes-W. Jasper Taylor
C9r5ser--N II Belchor. ,ta.
Raa1a-Inhr Corbitt
Rstsrue C,Ieoior-W. n, BobeYteop.J s
Railroad Tar O5iioctor---J, q. Briey,
Cngabls' for b.o Nashviis Distriot--Iohn o. tower
O. e
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COUNTY COURT.

JullI-H0n, JaT1O8 WhItWDTth.
Clsrl-P Tiudslcy Nchol
r. Tho Judges Court meets the nrst Monday IN
each month"; aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the MigsifatCs Of the County Is hed the hrst hon'
lav iu Jaunlrv Anril. July and October.
clRCUlT COURT,
Clrt-navid G. Love,
ss- Tie Court meets the nrst Monday ia March
snd september
CRIMINAL COURT,
Iuigo--Han H. Brien.
O7sfk-Charles y. niggous
Ss- The Court meets the hrst Monday Ia Aprl Au-
gust and December
CHkNcERY COURT.
Olanosllor-Hon. Samuel D. Frerson
Clsrk and MdaeT-J. v. GleRves
81 The Court meets the nrst Monday In May and
No.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1863
Rolls Of Honor.

The Murfreesboro correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial gives the "frst
instalIment," Of the Roll Of Honor, made
by order of General ROsEoRANs, for dis
tingHished merit:
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The gay and festive" TRUMAN, cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press for
the Army Of the Cumberland, writes the
following lively items from this city:
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
SALES ar AUCTION.

UCTlON NOTICE.
"A u. u: cAuLklHs, Auciionecr, s9s Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT uOuskHOLD FURNITURE,
hich rhkNcH rLArk fIkk AND MAkrkL MIR
kORS, buPEHBiY CARVED EOSEWOOD
. st. PIANOFOhTE. SILVER PLATE AZ.
THIS DAY. SATURDAY., October 81.
~ the private residence 2s West Fourteenth
Eighth avenue,
-. Commencing at lOtf O'Clock A. N.
The sale comprises the entre the house
c3cEsnt farIpr Furniture made order aud solid
rosewood The whole Will be sod 10 highest
eAsh, Offering extra Inducements 70 rarchasers
Bic ant rosewood ocnyc anofoa with all modern
In mprovcmeuts oversrng bass rich Stool
In san. and cbrodered Covers elegant fa suis OF
wood EaseIes spendd aud costly Pariaa Ornaments rich
Vases dc., also magnificent collection OF Paintings,
Turkish and Easy Chars In reps; rosewood
Centre aud side marble Tables richly carved
Chamber suits, in rosewood and mnhogany; bureaus,
carved Bedseads Warhsands Sofa Beds In fine harcoth;
ten pure Hsir Mattresses from " to 10 pounds mado ~
order, In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of nne oak Extension
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silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &c with heavy Out aud En-
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