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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06
SHREVEPORT:

WEDNESDAY, ........-..... SEPTEMBER G, 1863.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06

DIRECT TAx.-The collector Of the direct tax for
this district be found at the courthouse Sixty
days from the first day Of Sept, is the time allowed
to settle in In default Of payment within the prescribed
time the land to be conscated to the United States
Baton Rouge contemporary estimates this tax to be
about 81 80 on each $1,000 valuation Of land and lots
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06

JAMES II. BELL, Secretary of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

- An Abelitiaa editor By lhs name
4 Thsaaa, Of che New Hassa (Csaa.,
sbaEnals hss leased and been trying 70
wssk > gessraaaas paaasaaisa nsar
A4shvills wish freed niggers. TAsAas
Aissd thirty eosss4haads Esesasly, aad
ssek shssn TO sisfsssas onsesag inqsir-
saef - 30 his aigxsrs. BE- rsplisd: sob
DIS ssn, shsy ell ran assay the ssoand
aixAL Thsy woass wask. They Aass
u idea ahas fEeedom msaaa satiag gov-
srpaAsss rasloas and lying Ga he suaHy
sfls Of barn all day. woalanas siss .
sandsmasa ges sFnn't herse Tor ssass Full
II Asn. The .hiIdren, may, Ia Vine, bs-
sasHs vsaaablass the ssanssys BAT shs
pssssns gsowsh IN toe bay 30 wosk sad
Sorsmsaz 10 die
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06


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49, iss.r.rssad prsssasns 81 4 q,
DE rs-sniks( ana i psecs.n
Wak5-~t mo- was2 xsrnisheas kia-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

AN sTgm --raRicE xHREg nAxs
TAsss days at at Dsaphia EsasaA,
Als., he 18th and 2lss rsgimsais 10 the
srpasa sasss si5,sss. Thrss aays as
Asbile psiaa, the I'd and SD rsgimsass
&12,s04 TAsos Days ~ Basransas, Hos-
laas The 20sh and slsh ssgiments Oh, 463-
Niss aays, sisassssn ssar sssss, six segi-
~ssas, fssty- sns shsasaaa dollars.
r. p. INGALLS,.
Bssssasas, Fasssds, March sah, 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

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sahhs3 - s,iissns AZ III shs;s i,vs ssass
Id uraxlssas,s - III Ina &c sawir searess.
lie sas probably sucsesdsd ID kssssax ID
GRAFT Axs. Charles r. Wursksrs oE Ikis
sasy wMs captured hY sAs lsneny Ii Cars.
liss eoanay. last Wsanss3sy, bat aftes-
ward sueessaed in snskiax asa sseaps. -
ali th~ hnYssm an Ris saIaataliau wsre
stoaea. bat biz negroes rsgusea q 70 wish
.sha saemv.
Tha wank @a avss ~ assa1ssam wMSkmd sMka
ana ~n.saanas - q waythw S,vsns5 mna
v,,ls.sl. 49, Ar !. afryar xVhsls thss
was being served d hiw.. q hresheY Yaa-
Zee stole hsa horse. When tho foroe re-
tired the surgeon had 10 10 90 faas. lie
dsa nos ges fas before be was ssrsagei.
Nth Others. by Camfsaasata eeass, and
hruaghs hask ID Ashland, wIsase she MIG
later savs hisa 4 shake Oh kAs hard ana
wished hisa 5 ssfs soisurn In Dixie.
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Preasssas Bavss, Araa ssssss ssYsmrs4.
Epaapasch, MssaA sa.k r
Among the hsgsss eassaxed an uensrsI
Ckesankss s,Iaoa. IN Goash CarolSna. was
he saDsrs, s1aIIlan usass.,a 81 ID prsaidenl
sha YANKEES. after riding shu animal
shFoagh the streets, took On tbs saddle,
a5a passaag h.sa on sha nasas seznasksd,
.ra ~ssil 800 -, = nh Ahs.n
-.
prsaamsva ssssm sheruaam.s Aszsy.
asa wsek ara "a : 80 heFnya ssvsvas
.ess,sl 1900 ~ y..kass 800 hranvhl
a nhaylasts = nrsser,ess - rssrai fror,
cas~.~.ssy. - a T.gA.Is = gls.e.ss's 5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

grhs selsessssd unissi States val,
lesassa - ri. Hsls Creek, Pa. was sid
: fsw days aiass - parties ID Nsx YsrR
Or sns miiliea dollars. With b 10 In
slnded sms hzsdred aad sixty acres On
xAieA q In sissassd. The rropesty axig.
lsasiIy ssss sc, 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06


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2 NJ
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$3.50 - I 49, fEass -
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sees - hs1antnG - sAeet
- - lengoe, - 6soSs~ looka
- - IT, 49,
M 80 - $50 sssy hsssy rains
- - oh51h &Aes saased 10
cd Ash1naau Il - 6oAs very largs
A1Q6ass TIL eetoen heidgs shieh =,
G1oegnllvs assea ~ Eises - this ppina
- bsss sssps dowa stsssm several tinss-
~ pEeesns wFiking theAsissx 10 fsaiisss
- = ssill pFstty high.
The navemsnts In shs army hass been
ssy Ter sines M lessse. Tie krsa IaxA
sasalry which ms ssasioAsi here has
ess3 semevsa y MenSPhiss Tsnn. Tbs
xesaas4 I'D Iowa InItays - I told yoa
y n 9exMsx lsttW hAss hssn asat -
ksw 0zleNass Tia 76tk Iawa IsfsfJ hxs
been sest - .. Chafls&s Arkansass dawn
assF - Asssh y Nhits Rivsx. Tbs
40aa IesA Iafsatsy 10 ssssieaed d sams
paist alssss taiAs ON Tbs Arkansas river.
sishsx q LewisbsExs q Fs. Snish. can
ass stsss xAashs ha~ssss. So that aaw
The ID Iswa bsstssy iSah sAas rsmains
Ut shs Tswx srsops ss this place. ] saw
u yoar sslana Of Var Nssssn . s.ats-
asns 70 lAs sifsss ashas MI sAs Mbiss
sroops wers 70 % ssaossd from this poss,
and that Il was 70 b garrisoasd By troops
Of aAgFiesn dssosns, = This may be all
vssy tras, bat iAers has ssses heca any
.ssamp Tamos" to that eject JET.
a fsw aays ago . resort arxivsa n this
usase shas . band of s.lusha hscksrss,
xsrs ssassssed abeas swsusy- Hys or tAir-
!, miise bslow hsrs Ga the oppos;ss aide
AZ ma rsvsr Al 4 plaes called Clear Laks.
a csnsain frorn shs sa Wiseasssn oassl.
rs vith a forss os aboas forty men wns
ssns dawn ts gohhls t6eu us. II aasaaa
sbss sAsxs basawAaeEess had bssa doing
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4 ss.s Rsaxxaa.. and ! s,oufetssra.a Cas-.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

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thsl plass-
I'M - 10y bad sppene¬, I'D
rosld sses - ladss@ts 49, - nnfal& q
- sth sasalsJ sEs ros vssE sesd. Bet
asssft year fsstsss 80 7 ~ sest ct aass-
Kind shaf \ nj MI, - y vssy large
majozisT = ID, e - esseysS 4 sas Oh
are - sssd fellows ~ ysa nssd evsF
sasA e go but I, Ike I'll other rsgi-
usoAass has - h&ss - rcrsioa nj Fogues.
The claseva a1es - fss - knoF, aad ]
nm psssos&lly aeassissssd with sssssal n
thsms good mn, sad DO Ut thai u b
theis powss 70 pssssnl such aixraeefai
occurrences, bas Il ID pcffesEly ispoasihle,
| cara aes bon esssfas asy s1ksss may be,
y prsssns such Things oasarriag coca
si0nzliys The a&eax8 are On che lookozk
fsT sash sasosis ~ thasa slladsd 10
Absss, AID sill amasahasdly paaish them
very severely In TIE fatars ~ ws.l ~
nsw. Some 81 The rogass wsll and ia,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06
THg DgMeR or CEvaI
WAM


Wsen the Iifsrsas slassss daring shs
csnvnlsioas sE . FsveIation are brought
into esIaisioas the yirsanas AID prudent
have 40 sors ct b ch&acs with the sioIcns
and amhisleus, uslssa she whols yirtul "a
msulbess 81 the eosnmanity are roussd 10
sense Of their danger and saaaEally
unite in resisting. In the latter stages
ct such kroabla il - extremely difkcuIt
for them 10 recover their aaeenaaneY
aalsss they ara united and rasoIats Ii i
impossible. Ia she shock Of battle,
gsnslensss and haaanity are Or hssae
asail ; asdasity sad esarsss are tho De-
sisiss qaaIisiss- L. lbs s0nsssss af fas-
sion, aisaem and medgSatioa base "a 1T
tie inaassce. ssls va sariy sseus' Ia the
fseaeh Rsvnlasioa, shas samsa with
poinards soald sooner or laEss carr sAs
day agaiass men with principles. ~ We
ara hasiag q Esslisiag sense sf the above
Ia the scenes that are passing ksfora eus
ssss to-day. In The c0nvEls3ena Ut tbs
resolasion that have thrown the violanl
ard ambitioas 80 the susface--ths msn
of real vitae and genuine principle haze
been overwhelmed. The latter failed "a
zee the cpporsune time fer anigT Of se-
sisa and bold rssiasapee and the gesolu.
sioa has passed beyead she stage whess
united lacsion o. antagonisa eaa be oil
any use. DsmoTalizaklon, from shs
highest 70 the Iewesl, Il characteristics al
the time, and waF's fell psssioas and ex.
easseas md the sapid spread IL oossap,
tioa hass destroyed sll vsssigs Of human.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

HI -
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| :! IS !: !; ! !
IT - III IN NJ
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8, /,
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NRW FL Eli 4 III e3ttfH
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4,
- nLtoJm
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W I#l I'll 5s sf $50 sRss II I.A tssFss
u
s. 80. 81 !. ....s.. -. ..as.~ -. ss - wwur
efsss ~ g - ~ 4 a
= II e. - 80 Y :.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

Kiipstrfrks sssaisy bays had anysainx
Bot . pls~sank season, since theY left Co
lambia, hoWssus Neli tksy mar bare faSsd
presioos % rsaAbfsg shss plaes. On tbs
afterpsen FL The - sis@, ID sngaeessns
took plsae heswssn our aasaiFy. nndm
Yasnx, AAa 4 portion I'll che snemy nSnx
Flat rock, Ksrshaw Dissries, Soafk Caro-
lias, sRwhaah shA caesar we're a0usidefs-
hly 2ersted. 0arJosess taok ST psisee
srss and dsmsgad sha essmy,s wagoa
train, asd reeapeared las9s annbn IT
horses and males which had been stalsn
Iron the citixsuz.
Subsequently, Gen. BusIsrss rAvsigy
Cos up witA IL snsmy sonnshsre ii The
Same nsighkorho0d, killed aud woandsa
i great AanAer of sk<m, took 5O0 pris0n.
ars, and esptersd ID asstroyed q Rostion
oil heir wAg0a train. The pEisoners
we're all sseafed and marchn<l 10 ! place
OF sAfssy. Thsse sssMalss peearrsd prs
sieas ID ths Exht of Friday, the 10Th,
shea Gsnsfal Hampsea attacked il Eerss
and Foatsd sham.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06
TIE PEAN 70 6fuPE.E.


so Gsass' rassns Lsves Sssa aanssax
GSaa ~ ~ 8&Haz
80 nssssssa Lever sea t1sasss csss q ! ~
&pe aezxss NwfSa as5a 3auxzs - taSs ~ @sA 70
ne ass6Isns Gspaa xaa essxHxsie& Aazk- ls I
jn& E2as 40 ~
sssass'ss Psssss z.ssss sasss asasaas EliHTI
zee Gsnsss nsa, Eswer 8sasss annsaas
GxSs % ~
30 GSaxzs Del a.sssy aslxex GH6a Eaee - 20
- oeaasy pss. Eesxs siavss 0rsn-sAee . ~ 90
- Gsaas hxiss siasss 70
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-06

Ths 6esds are sg faahioHsn4s ssylsa aaa mssa
eEeellsnS wsxk2anshsRs ats ara az<xiAcez - ghis
saaaaaf 10 Fsgees sAe psepflsks2s kf@m smhagrasg-
nsn3 senaszs1sa 10 &ksssxrsznx SSria wax EssAsnsa
ke egeasassaty stsssds zisp. thar sAey zxs msssky
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
a Card.

EDITOR OF DEMoCRAr:-In reply to many let.
ters and inquiries from people III this section OF
the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns OF your paper, that
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in its worst stages Many cures OF long standing
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or rising on the stomach. 1t is an ihtaible cor.
rector Of indigestion and constipation, creates u
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and energy. In every trial we have known..it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant suiieiings, weaknesses, debility and loss Of
power, giving instead a proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, and as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
titcates il our circulars, almanacs, and in many
OF the leading journals, fl ON convaescent patients
will confirm completely, permanently and almost
mracu!ously 'cure the worst cases OF dyspepsia
in existence We warrant it in every instance.
1t can be obtained at all the Drugstores in the
United States and Canadas, at S. per bottle, or
bottles for s..
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Propretors,
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

EyWe are authorized to receive SUBJ
scriptions for Harper's Magazine or Har-
per's Weekly, in connection with the DEM
ocrat, at 1926, which is even less than
the club price. New subscribers 10 the
Democrat, and old ones not in arrears,
by paying us $5,25, can secure either OF
these Invaluable publications for the com.
ing year, in addition thereto. Persons
residing in any part of the County may
avail themselves of this offer, as both
the Magazine and Weekly are sent to any
address.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

ns-Mr II, W. seagor's Ballad Concert in
this village, on Saturday evening last, was
woll atten ded, and gave tho best of satisfac.
tion. In our judgment, Mr.. sesger richly
merits the high oBcomiums bestowed upon
him by the press. He has bno melodious
voice, admirably cultivated, and accompanied
with that refined taste In execution without
which all music is imperfect. Mr.. Jonas
Allshouse, being present, by request sang a
few pieces for the edification and amuse-
mont of the audience.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

E%It is to be regretted that Gov. An.
derson should see fit to appoint Thanks
giving on different day from that desig-
mated by the President. Unquestionably.
we have abundant cause for thanksgiving
every day /; yet to set apart two partic'
ular days, so near each other, for that
purpose, is to invite neglect of one or
both. We trust that Gov. Anderson,
following the example Of the New
England and some other Governors, will
change the time set by his proclamation.
so that in Ohio, as elsewhere, there may
be but one Thanksgiving Day.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
&s-Soe Advertisement of tho Rural
american in our advertising columns.
Burton Items,

EDITOR DEMoCRAT:-It is q fact that we
know parativoly very little of what is
daily occurring in our own immediate vicin-
ity. We know much more of the transac
tions and life of places afar off. than we do
of what is going on in the nolghboring
towns Of our own County. Of course. if
anything startling happens, as murder, or
terrible accident, or something of like ma.
ture, we hear ofii; but there are many 9TH
or things which create no disturbance in the
even flow Of life,a and arc of daily occurrence,
which, il occasionally reported from the diff.
forent places in tho County, would be of
interest. at any rate, to home readers. Re.
peated items from Troy, over the sigma
ture "B. F. A." have, without doubt, at
tracted the attention of all your readorf;
and l, for one, think bis example worthy of
imitation; SO l send you short line from
Burton. .-....
A few items in regard to our "lusitute"
in prospectu-will perhaps be of interest.
About four years ago. the need of new
and larger building for Academic purposes
became evident to tho citizens OF Burton.
Meetings were held, and company organ.
lied and Incorporated under tho namo of
Burton Institute Association" with cap.
taI of $4,000, and measures were takon TO
proceed with tho building; bu. the break
ing out and continuance of the war turned
the thoughts and efforts of the citizens
80 much in another direction. that the mat.
ter was allowed to drop. But, since the
war, tho enthusiasm for good works has re-,
turned, and, at a recent meeting, the capital
stock was increased to $4,000, and build.
ing committee appointed to proceed with
the work. So we feel justified in tho hopo
that before long Burton will boast of a
good School building and good School.
On Friday evening last, We were enter
tanned by "Grsnd Ballad Concert" by
Prof. r. w. Seager. IF we wore disappoint-
cd, it was perhaps because our expectations
had been too highly raised by "extrac,s
from the PRESS" SO.
Silas Gaylord. .Jr., has re.opened his Store,
which remained closed so long time, on
account of sickness in bis family.
Real Estate transfers have been more
than usually numerous during the past
year. Among those of recent date, are the
following;
Stephen I. Cook to Henry Rice, lis
acres; consideration, $4,000.
Hiram Brown to Horace B. Bishop,
ID $4,000 acres; consideration, $I4oO.
Joseph Hyde to James Brown, 80 acres;
consideration, 1880. .st ..
A. Hayes to L. E. Hayes, so acres: con-
sideration not known. <..
. There are others which may be mention.
ed at another time. The value of real es-
tate does not seem to decrease since the
close of the war. -. ..'
There is to be another "Literary Contest"
by the students of Mr.. Cory's School, on
Monday evening next, which will be the last
Of the present term. G. Ii. f.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
More Transfers of Property.

Alfred Phelps has sold his house
and lot in this village, to M. W. Stone,
for $1,000. We understand that Mr..
Phelps designs to take up his residence
elsewhere, but in what place is not deter
mined. ~ --r
Harvey King has sold The farm in
the west part of Chardon, which he has
owned and occupied for SO many years, to
James Moore, for $4,000, and purchased,
and with his son now occupies, home.
stead in this village.
DR.. Nichols and T. G. and w. G. Par.
sons have united in purchasing the build
ing known as Nichols Drug Store, with
the lot on which it stands, here
tofore belonging to J. o. Worrallo.-
The price paid was $1,000, and, the times
and location considered, the property
may be regarded as cheap. The pur.
chasers design to form a. co. partnership in
the Drug and Grocery business, and very
much enlarge the building, next spring.
The Parsons brothers are young men
of excellent character and qualifications,
and their union with SO judicious, expe-
rienced and honorable dealer as DR..
Nichols, will make strong firm. We
congratulate both parties upon their for
tunate association in business.
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Notice to Teachers.
EE'In noticing Mr.. Melton's large cal

EE'In noticing Mr.. Melton's large cab
bages last week, by inadvertently con-
founding the circumference with the di,
ameter, we greatly underslated their di.
mensions. One was 10 inches through
(not around the head, and weighed 80
pounds, and the other was II inches
through the head, and weighed 25
pounds. The. larger one was presented
to John Murray, Cd, and the smaller 10
VIM. Turner.
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What the Illustrious Abernethy Said.


"Well, sir, what's the matterl" SAID Aber-
nethy, the great English surgeon, to a oadav.
orous. looking patient, who had called to consult
him. "Oh, nothing Serious" said he, my
stomach and liver are out Of order, that g all."-
''Do you call that nothing serious q" said Aber-
nethy II tell you, sir, that when these two or.
gans are out OF order as you call it, there is not
square inch of the body that is not more or less
diseased, nor drop Of blood in it that is in
healthlul condition" Nothing can be more true,
therefore i: is of the very highest importance to
keep the stomach and liver in a vigorous condi.
tion. II the one is weak and the other irregular
in its action, tone and con troll them with HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TERS-the most genial vegetable Restorative
and Alternative that has ever been administered
as cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. 1t
is recommended by distinguished surgeons and
physicians Of the United States Army and Navy
by our first authors. by eminent clergymen-in
fact, by thousands OF the most intelligent of
every class, rs an unequaled protective against
epidemic and malarious diseasest and as per
iectly nnocuous and ut the same time po werful
invigorant and Alternative. 827
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School Examiners Notice.

The Meetings Of the Board of School
Examiners of Geauga County, for the
first quarter OF the School Year, have been
held; ye, one more meeting for the Sec
ond quarter, will be had on Saturday, the
Cd day Of Dec, 1865. at Chardon; when
it is hoped all applicants that have been
prevented attending any of the meetings,
and all who did not intend to teach, but
have been,"pressed into the service" will
remember the day, and be present. The
hour is 10 O'Clock A. M.
j. o. WORKABLE, Clerk.
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