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Tie letter Of yonr correspondent ~. J. M.r IN
the Goz<te OF the a5th inst, enables me to start
my agents in the distribution OF pamphlet healed
~ Tic next Presidential Cnmpaign.',
number Of copies Of this pamphlet vcrc sent IN
my room either By mistake or with the fraudulent
design ef securing my sank p Ignorance Of its con.
Why Of speeches and other documents. and were
distributed b. clerk on the suppoaition tint they
were quite different document, -''' A1S'
as 70 the "Pomeroy Circular" there Is but one
assertion IN It that do not believe to bo true and
this Is the first. hare no doubt but MI. Tincoiu
T, Be enas elected I T thls crcnar 6aa
to the people in behalf Of Governor Chase It would
have been entirely justihable, -
did not know Of it's existence until published.
do not bcleye IN recret circulars. As an open
appeal TO the Judgement Of the people, vFonld
not hare hesttated to have franked and circulated
tents.
:, prefer the nomination OF Governor Chase to
mat o. Mf. Lincoln al be1ie!e Govcsnor Casas has
more executive ability than Mr. Lincoln. but an
entirely willing to abide The actjon Of the pni99
Convention at Baltimore. II Mr. Lincoln should
BE- nominated, be will receive my hearty support.
Very truly yours, JoHN SHERMAN
, 1864-03-07
THE ALABAMA.
f1er Depredations in tic Enss.

The following letter, received by \ New Yor1,
business house from its correspondent at Penang,
gives ecme highly interesting particulars OF the
operations Of the Alabama:
- PExASo, Thursday, Jan. a7. 1864.
GENTLEMEN: The overland mail from Europe,
now ten days overdue, still keeps ont, nnd in the
absenee Of intelligence from that quarter, coasid-
further depredatfons Of tho rover Alabama in this
neiehborhood. an account Of which we have
thought might prove OF interest.
The captain and part OF tha crews Of the Ameri-
can ships Sonora, Of Newburyport, 707 tons, and
the HIGHLANDER, Of Boston, 16i9 tona, arrived hero
IN s 81 q 1ss es 5en at91sfd s
Akyah u ballast to fu1f riee charters lor Europe
TMaei wsh ~ tsey Tete sRsnea aad that oa tie
ten miles east Of the north sand light ahlp in Tie
shaits of Aalccca {ahout lat. deg. north, lon 10l
ens TEo usefs y Sy The
search OF both 8hlps having been informed OF their
movements, mo- 9s, and having. IN fact, been watch
4 1e% e1e on s to Rs RseyG1s dh The
commander the chronomcters, ali charts, nautical
instruments, &C., were coniscsted, and the ships
The Captain Of the Highlander was allowed water;
the other bouts. three In number, were turned
ndtht without fosd Of wasez, and have not since
upited = The boat which arrived here, broasitt bit
with them thc drst and second officers Of he
Highlander and elk OF her crew, and the first off,
ccr Of the Sonora. The third officer Of the
Highlander was drowned whilst haulins
s1ed np he aRa 5ronsht them
exception OF the Captain Of the Hich1aader.
were sent on to Calcntta. on the 4ist ult.
By the United States Consular Agent, here, pcr
steamer Cheduba. They were informed on board
the Alabama that that vessel had destroyed on
tne s Pts1qs se4s 81 ts H a. bark nade.
the time Of capture sailIu. under the British Isr
and having ritiah register and ha1ling from Maui
main, as the El3staban. We are Informed by her
agents here that the bark was laden at Nauiuoin
with rice for Kong Kong BY Mr. Abraham Cohen,
and t1at The cargo was British property. It was re-
ne Mastaban had unfortunately kept copy OF his
letters to his oWuers atlyising them TINT he had
changed the flag to ayoid risk Of CAPTURE, unon
sight Of which document the bark was at once 1fcd
The Alabama, when last seen Mt noon Of tho sGth
nit;, was fotng off At full speed in direction OF
that MS acts IN this quarter wou1d draw the Nyo-
ming oeck Rom Jaya, where he supposed her then
to Ee, and that he won1d then be enabled to pass
around SuInatta ard hive second cruise In the
Straits Of Sunda. The alabama having recently 10.
paired and coaled IN Singapore, was prepared for
three Of four weeks cruise.
ahe captain 9f the Sonora saw Singapore pilot
'dabash" on board. whom he had frequently
seen IN Singapore !: this brow was seen stanIfn1
9ack IN the direction Of Singapore on the following
The Sonora was owned by 1Tessrs. ]. NJ, 3 Wm
GqIhn s. q and the Highlander
The Captain Of the latter owned considerable in
teTeSt, which was not insured. -
, 1864-03-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


The transactions in the vaEious Courts On Satur-
day were unimportant and Of no general interest.
The United States Circuit Court viii commence =
new term on Monday. No jury will be called until
after the second week.
The March term Of the Recorder's Court VIII be-
gin on Monday, az will also the Superior Court.
The County Court viii hold no sezsion next
week the room being set apart for the meeting ol
the Board Of Supervisors.
us11Ep STATES c4cg1T CouHr-Rstors Hon.
Th0m13 DFun1nqo7d, Jud1e-ConH7on Lar.
4G7e-NcComas ye. Darling. Judgment vacated
and new trial awarded.
4m-Woodworth Va. clevengcr. Same proceed
ineH.
sa-Brcwes ct al. ya.Hansel- Same proceedings.
GhQNoe5N
bss-Johnecn ys. Carver ct al. Leave to file a
E0EWhttney et q, vs. Mills ct al. Motion for a
re-keartng overTnled.
C1ncr1r CouE1-B<fort Hon. E. s. Tusoms.
Judge1C9Gnsnaon Lats;
ess-Te1d sa: r.: gpnnan. Demurrer sustained, md
new trial denied, appeal prarcd &C.
421-Need ct 81. " sweet. Same proceedings.
7-Poch ct al. Ts- Hatch ct al. Default entered.
sOCTrabuc ct a1 re. rnrkes ct nj. Demuzre, to
last amended bill, sustained.
t24.Wadsworth tt. Wadaworth. Dismissed At
64lBurgess yE. foot. Same order.
1a-The Chfeago D. Z G. R. r. Co. vs. Davis et
al. Comrissioncr appointed DC.
G-People &c. ye. Hartine. Arguments heard
upon the istue Joined upon the return TO the writ
and taken under adyisement.
Police CoEnT.-Dnsiness at this institution still
continues ebout the same, the docket on Saturday
containing the cosnomens OF rome TWENTY-FIVE or
twenty seven individuals. The offences were, how.
ever on the whole Of serious character: probably
the wTetchcd weather on Friday evening kept the
drunEz1ds anTperty ofenderswithin doors. One fea.
tu1e which much to be regretted is the increasing
number Of soldiers each docket contains. On Sat
urday this was especially noticeable this class OF
offenders constituting nearly onethtrd Of the whole
number Of prisoners; indeed the veterans arc con
ncctcd with most Of the most desperate crimes COM
mitted in the city. In the afternoon four fine young
members Of the Invalid Corps. one an officer, and
most Of them bearing good conduct stripes. were
charged with an offence Of great magnitude, which
proved against them, viii cause their severe pun
f1trnent.
, 1864-03-07

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, 1864-03-07

METEoRoLoo1CAI~-Tho following Is the
meteorological record Of the week ending satur-
day, March +, 1874, taken at Mottram's drug
store. No. 100 West Randolph street. The
Temperature ia taken in the shade. The direction
and force Of the winds are given approximately,
with the barometric attitudes, the small letters be-
ing the initials Of the words "hsgh," "breezc"
"gentle, y " yeesiug,'' "ratn," "snow," "moist
atmosphere" and "dry":
JrEEHQNETED
, 1864-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

McEicKER's THEATEn.-Thc performances at
McVfckets Theatre tonight will be for the benefit
Of Mrs Mycrs. most worthy end talented etoclz
actress connected with the Theatre. Her own
merits ens!!.e her to crowded house, while the
bill Offered Is OF the best OF tho scason It en-
braces tue new and popular play Of "Pure Gold,' y
never performed In this city, and the ia.ce Of "1vc
Written 10 Brown," with eongs, dances, &c.
MusKCa.-Col. Wood has made an accession to
his already popular bill-thc Madagascar Family,
from Barnum's Museum, New York. Thesc in ad-
dition to the Little People, the Invisible Lnly and
s1gnor Capcli aud his trimmed monkey. The whole
form combination that should attract crowded
aIdicucce.
ACADEMY or 4CsfC.-The Academy inAuguratce
an entirely new programme this evening, which
viii prove on Of tho most attractive yet offered
Sec Advertisement.
RoB1Ssos ASD HowEs' Cmcus.-Mr. James
Robfnson will Introduce novel feature of equcs-
trianism this evening, and thai riding .rottiug
horfe In the ring. This ia an innovation of the old
style never before attempted. Nr. Robinson was
presented on Friday evening with massive gold
medal, worth 500, by hsa E!cnds as testimonial
Of their retFect for him as man and an artist
MAsqCEupE.-Theg grand ''Masked Ball OF the
Turner'S Society Will take place at the nav Turner
Hall, on North Cla1k street, tonight, and promises
to be the most attractive and perfectly carried out
one in this city. The programme, to which We in
ritc attention, is printed In tho Amusement col
pmu.
VARIETIES Varieties continue the engage
ment Of Kathleen o'Sicl aud Dick Sands for
another week. They continue to draw full houses.
BENEr1r CT SoLp1Krs' onpsAHs.-IIou. F. C..
Sherman, Hon. :. 7. seaumon, VIM. Jones, C. n.
Holden, George c. Bates, and number Of other
prominent citizens hare united In m Invitation to
Prof A. A. 0rifltHa to give one Of his cIassicnl
Readings, for the benefit Of the fund for the educa-
tion Of soldiers orphans, and he has generously
consented to do 60 OH Monday evening, the 14th
inst.
MAnT1NE's MAsQCEnADE.-The attractions of the
coming week viii b. sen$lhly Increased BY the rep
ctition of the Annual sIaequtrade party Of Prof.
3iart.ne, on Tuesday {to-moErow) evening. Therc
is no doubt that It will be a success; evcsyth
undcrtnEcn BY Prof MARITIME Is au fat.
, 1864-03-07

YOUNG MES's Assoc1AT1oS.-At a meet
iue of the Young Mems Association held at thefi
rooms in Portland Block, on Saturday evening, th1
following gentlemen were nominated as officers
On the regu1ar ticket for the ensuing year. The
election will be held on the 18th inst:
F1tssdenk-H. n. Sheppard, Attorney-at-Law-
1st Fee P7esIdtnt-Geozge II. Kimball, Attor-
I'd IL f,s*aenk-u. Il. Crosby, of .. H.
Goretpendtng see1tta'y.]. Il. clarkson, At
Rs:s1dIaa S<e<.a,y.-w. D. Kcrfoot, Of Walker
TTrasuTrr.Jacob G. Conrad, Banker.
Mdna0ers.-J. n. Smith, C.. B. q @ r r John
B. Drake, OF Gage & Drakc: 6: R. Smith. OF Phil
q drover baker Sewing machine CO.; 7. ". Bax-
ter, OF T. ". Baxter, i Co.
The above named gentleman are requested TO
meet In tie fremont House Parlor, No. !. to1nor-
row, AIonday) evening, at halfrast seren o'clock
MORTALITY or THE C1rr.-The report Of
the Health Officer for the month Of February Is not
vet completed. When the Office was closed on Sat-
u,day evening the reports Of two undeEtakers had
NOT been presented, though they had hecn visited
more than once and requested to make mp their re-
tuns. The others had all reported before Friday
morning. aud everything waited for the iasgards.
It Is sincerely 10 be hoped that the ordinance pro-
poeed to the Council making 1t Imperative on m
destake1a to report accurately and promptly, VIII
be passed speedily, and spur put to those men
who are too lazy to do what is 30 urgently demand
Cd BY the public. They perhaps have not dozen
buras each 10 report for the entire month, yet win
not give in their hgnses until another month has
nearly elapsed The tables 10 far arc Incomplete.
md We loshsas to pchssh.
, 1864-03-07

Go 70 7Hx Bxsr-Go to Bryant d Stratton'a
Chicago Commercial College, 70 get q thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
tApp Illinois.
, 1864-03-07
sHI+c uUHtUe 0l EIEH yea1-
~ March. April. May. juno. July. Auc.
1s6s-3..+ $40 $j.a5 $40 500 $t,0D $500
18:34-..., 5.'5 $50 a15 As $50 4.13j
... Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec Jan. Feb
1sss-3..-.s41b $..m 800 *9.:s 5000 3S.go 3S.go

Tho ncFcaFe IN The price OF gas IN 18Gta, over
that Of 1s623 ia $3.50, nearly forty per cent
This druggist claims that tho number Of burners
was not Increased, nor the number Of hours in
which gas WAS consumed, and very pertincnty
asEs why his gas bill should be increased forty per
cent. This is proper inquiry, and We respectfully
ask the Gas Company for light on the subject.
, 1864-03-07

FORMATION OF 4 SHr-OwSEns' .Assoc1A-
11ox.-Thc Ship Owners in Chicago held meeting
at the club room Of the Democratic Club on Clark
etreet, last Friday evening. It was presided over
by Captain s1vefman, Captain Parker acting as
secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by the
President. lie said that masters Of vessels arc ir-
Iosed upon on every side-ca1pcnters, eai1oie men,
eailore- and even the Board of Trade. all work
against the interests Of sh1p-owners, and it was
t'mo they were protecting themselves. lie then
spoke Of the dangers Of hike navigation, and urged
the formation Of an association which shall care
for the unfortunate navisators and their families.
A committee appointed for the purpose at pre-
Ttous meeting presented a constitution, which was
read and adopted article BY article It STYLES the
Society *'the Vessel Owners and Master Narincrs'
Association"
4 resolution, stating that when vessels have
reached the harbor, they shall be considered as at
the cnd Of their towing, and that the conslzrcc
must pay the expense Of all subsequent towing, wis
passed.
A second resolution, that consignees shall nav
damages alter delay Of five hours after notice has
been given them Of the readiness of vessel to de-
liver cargo, nlso passed. The rates arc to be e.
tablished By the Association. It WIS also resolved
to charge established rates for all back ftc!shts.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Friday
evening next.
The IRISH NATIONAL FA1R.-Gigantic prep
asations are being made by the Fenian Brother
hood, for the Grand Irish National Fair, General
Juius White haa sent one Of his characteristic let
ters Of appreciation, enclosing so. Gen. Pleas
anton sends very complimentary letter, enclosing
n donation. 4 meeting of Irish Ladies' was held
yesterday, at the Fenian Hall, to make arrange
ments for waiting On the tables. The Secretary or
hn Enrtn Rrnfh hnrho liz in daft.
, 1864-03-07

Com1hG lIoME.-Col Camcron's {65th}
regiment. has rccultstcd, and is expected to arrive
In Chicago sor the purpose of filling It's Tank,
few daye. The b.avc Scotch laddies viii oe sc4s
welcome,
, 1864-03-07

SOLDIERS AID SocIETT-F1RsT BAPTIST
c711ncn AsS1yERsArY,-The Ladies' Soldiers Aid
on % the corner @ Of washington apd Iars1le street.
n .aaz esenlng. Ine cnntea vas efo~aeu @ Ine atalf
nna s.,1pea , "te h orp.aseo NON pet anq sa.'e1
eobs, President Of the Young Mems Christian As
eociatfon, presided.
1.Csss e1 ~ ,.n.rr ~" e stS " ls
4snn. eoa speea lne asn1' oy tae ehof. AeS
iah, Tia son Of A,noe, eaw concerning JuSah ant m
1erusa1r7n ofte- uh,ch nrster raa onraa h.- Ror
- - ~~ " f@'-A ""o o'SAe' ~ 4'1'
r. F"emon:
Nj. Jacobs then arose to read the report. Ht
any of The rTc,t soc;et,es vhich .ve ~, .a,. -"
jeet the a1ncho!aton OF the soldier, and he knew
1t was not necessary to Introduce this eoclety tc
the Chicago public. Its works are known hare
naicn, lets previous 10 wa'ch time their efforts
bad peen 1raEmcntaFy and Tor specific calls, and
| distributed through various channels. p
There hnye hccn hcla ninctvfonr ,,act;,ra or ~,
society. at when an arernna Of ten iaiisa' hsve
heen Ircscrt Tho rnreinie h.ee .rnnaGt aass Is
<IR Wi,fch has been ishnrecI a. fnI1ate Az ~
Eundrrd and thirty .fnnr horea ~ ssnitnrT 4o.ns
haye heen forxnr1ed n rho eoIaferss - H,.ne -
Eanitsry stores have heen rfyen ~ tha ssnie.s " "
| Commission, Twelve boxes Of clothinr havc her1y
cent to refugees, During The drsi 1ear "'G. Ia.
| Of stores, yIsited The hosntrals and Csmns -
I Cairo and manv points an The r;vas
| below and dfstrIhuted n the contrehsnSs
such supplies as thcy needed. and tha
, 1864-03-07

Cnn1sT's CHuRcn.-At a meeting Of the
members Of Chret'e EpisoopaD Church held last
evening, reaolution 10 build church on the old
!. lot. with Accommodations for six hundred people,
and fronting on Michigan avenue instead Of Twcn-
ty-Four4A street Us beTore, was passed, and CON-
1ntttcc was appointed to procure plans md make
, 1864-03-07

cent. This is proper inquiry, and we respectfully
ask the Gas Company for light on the subject.
THE DnArr--Thc uncertainty which has
distinguished the continuance Of bountes. and the
backing and filling Of the authorities upon the drait
question, docs not tend to stimulate cnlfetment8
Since the third Of March there have not half
dozen men enlisted in Cook county. First, the nn-
nounes mcut was made that the draft wonld be en-
forced on the 10th and clerks were set at work to
write the names Of those enrolled In the second
claRs which were to take their places in the wheel
with thoEe of the frst class. Then came4he an
nounccncnt that bountfes would be continued
until the 1st Of april. The latest news In the
papers Is that tho draft has been altogether post
poned for thc present Tho Board Of Supervisors
will meet on Monday to consider the policy of con-
timing the county bounty, and naturally those who
nrc contemplating enlistment are disposed to hold
back until that question is settled. By Tuesday
next the Provost Marshal will be able to state
authoriatyely II the information given snt the news
dispatches be true. Up to dark on Saturday night
no olcial notice Of the postponcment had been re-
celved.
On Saturday morning Provost Mars1lal James re-
ceived tho following official notification Of the cx-
tenEfou Of buuntlte:
HEApquAETKEa A..Aas7. Paovosr MAnsnA1l
GEHEEA1, AND SUIT. Vol REcT'c SEnrlcE,
ILLINOIS, SPRINGFIELD, March 4, 1861
Circular to an recruiting Officers, Pro.ost Mar
5fnis. @ and mastering md Diseursing Officers In
Byjoint resolution Of Congress-, the time for the
{$4ooGol to Veteran Rcc1utet and Of three hundred
dollars ls@o0Q to new recruits is extended to the
Il viii be understood Tint the abovc bountjcs azc
continued tcsAout intes7npttan and TINT they will
&C. paid to volunteers enlieting on Or SINCE the first
" cni n d IT, md !. -, atas oAhs' -
, 1864-03-07

Chicago Eye and Ear 1nflrlnary and
Clinic Institute, 1sa south Clark street. Dr..
meas, Catairh and all chronic diseases. 'Cut this
ont and keep It.. maf5V9223-St, ,satM&W
, 1864-03-07

Inc, mcst have iost fn1y that eum. Mr.. Baager
must decm that fatality is following his home. for
the building was much scorchoa and narrowly
cscaped destruction from " fire in the rear.'' the
great State street coulagratton, month or two
, 1864-03-07

Burncttss Toilet Preparations and
Flayorinc Extracts were submitted, years aso, 10
the public in the belief that their Quaty would in
sure them tuccess, In this the proprietors have
not been disappointed mch7 Va90 st MWF&Wy
, 1864-03-07

WANTED-Two frst-class Car
ro..o "a, raEc rsnters. Also, for sale o1e Portable
mh+v1C3It r. n Hi.0WN ancnt
"ANTED-A Brass Finisher, a
~ good workmen. to so to an adjacent city, Can
MAsg u sIeaaS employment Ut high wages. Apply 10
WAtW0ItTH, HUBBARD i CO., ~ Lakcst
, 1864-03-07

w tFarncr preferred> to do business In each
Township without h!ndsauce to other pursuits, tor
personally ut tic otice N TnT EAar1E5T, No. Isl
Dearborn street. opposite Port pase oI ron wElte
$751; chicago Ill., and II your Tow nship taken your
e cents will be sent back to 5ou, ulh7-a tl1t
, 1864-03-07

WANTED-Employment by a
p1., ~ xonaE nan 10 Salesman in retail store. or
given. Will make liberal terms for permanent cE1.
pGyMcnt; Address - II, ;" Chicago Tribune o.lce,
, 1864-03-07

w A n T E Employment as
Nv Clerk, In a Merchants Ct Railway ofacc or
store, p steady yonng man. who writes rapidly and
quick and correct accountant. Has ten years bus
lncss experience and MI any ordinary department
N an office satisfactorily. Excellent references viii bc
Office, Chicago. nlh;Iy:5Sst
, 1864-03-07
WTANTED-50O active Aoe

VI TO sell tic Lie OF paEstpzsr LrscoL., the
TOBY OF TUE GREAT AAtElcA. coaFLIcT. selling
merit For teims mt ci1caiaTs' caI ut Il South CaF;
street. OF enclose stamp to WI. H. FOST, r. 0. Box
l175, CLictEo, Ill. nhI.o4yt
, 1864-03-07
EHHt(ffK.

| WAANTED-To ANTI. buy for cash a
iora;ton tHafa. Address M r. Trsbuao oa1ae. st:a:
! rnhS at-st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

Formerly Of st. Louis, Missouri,). AZ.
lss sonlla Clark Street. Chicago.
TIME ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
Il legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints q
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
ptessly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical nd, WITHOUT Me use q Yuresry g so1;
his whole attention to the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
His success in the treatment Of those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such ns were formerly con-
sidered incurablc, is sufficient to recommend him
to the public as worthy of the extensive pstr0ns
age which he has received. In professional ex-
pericnce in hospital and private practice extend
ing through many years in this and other depart
mcnts Of medical Sicuce, he il the diseoverer Of
the only safe, speedy aud reliable remedies for
these virulcnt, secret and chronic diseases, and
has letters of RECOMMENDATION from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Ply sicians Of this country, testimonials Of his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases Of private nature.
The universal and initiating success II the
treatment adosted by him, has proved beyond
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
Of constitutional syphilis, gonorrh4a, structures
in any form, all mercurial affections, diseases Of
the skin, kidneys and bladder, impotency, spcr
matorrhea, ETC., can now be obtained to moral
certainty, ii application be made TO those whose
intelligence skill and experience be relied on
+ ioung men especially vino have become vic:
Tins Of solitary vice or selfabuse, that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to
an untimey grave thousands Of young men Of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, may
ell with full confidence an" perfect ctre 80
Females suffering from irrcyular't ties sttcndant
cn,pubcrty, menstruation or pregnancy, or per:
sons having any obstruction to marriage, should
see the doctor at once and be cured.
He thinks it 10 his duty to advise the unfortu-
ma In h0 II Ak>k
they not deceived b. false advertisements Of
Boosting imposters. He who places himself un-
der the care Of Dr. b. may relgiously coniide in
his honor gentleman, and confidently rely up
on his skill ~ . physician. .N 80 st&s
DIR. b. will tell the patient previous to common
cling ths treatment Of his case how .much he will
effect cure !; and when such an arrangement is
entered upon, in po.case will he make = second
charge. A-.
Office and Rooms within half square Of the
Pos Ofce where all are politely invited tn call,
O01os hcats nom :. VI. tos. p. h.; 6und1yt1
10 q m. to noon. Consultation ct olice free. 4
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