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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-07-12
WooDSFIELD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO JULY r. 1865

involved in the pie, and met watery
grave in the lemonade.
Pretty teacher turned pale and lost her
appetite.
/ grew desperate. As the recklass in
sects wouldn't get out of the way left
them to their fate.
l eat several indescribable specimens
with my sandwiches, and drank spider
in glass of lemonade.
survived it.
l don't know how it agreed with the
spider.
After dinner we resumed our festive
sports.
We played Copenhagen.
Which is very hilarious sport.
1t consists of chasing girls under rope,
tearing their clothes and kissing them.
The girls appear to like it.
The dominic, who had been surveying
our sports with benign satisfaction, pro-
dosed to improve the occasion in orato-
Try.
Just as he was about to hold forth a
Iprovidsntial thunder shower extinguished
him and saved us the infiction.
| We took refuge under seven-by nine
shed, wisely provided for such contin-
lgeneies, aud overfowed the refreshment
shanty until the shower dried up.
| Groves are not Immediately improved
by showers, and the grass being wet and
the leaves dropping, our festivities were
dampened.
! We began to experience the rsmors.
which follows dissipation.
Il Pretty teacher was in tears; she hat
ruined her dress by accidentally sitting
down in currant pie.
/ The ice cream had all melted, tn,
Strawberries were all gone.
ol We started in wilted procession 70
the cars.
E The conductor being liberal man CAV
us larger lease of pleasure than we bar
gained for and kept us waiting an hour
When got home Mrs. O'Lanus want
ed to know if I'd been to funeral
: went to bed early and dreamed all nigh
that I was struggling desperately with
t. gigantic spider, who had carried off th
pretty teacher and hung her up by he
g waterfall on the topmost limb of a bi
a tree.
Some people like pic mics, others lik
g strawberry festivals-but for my part civ
me liberty or give me death.
Is Yours Perspiringly,
lie CORY O'LANUs.
P. S.-A young man who is taking IL
a census called at my house yesterday
wasn't at home. But Mrs. O'Lan,
l. was. As she knows more about the fan
E. lily than do, it was all the same.
r The first thing he wanted to know W
IS how many times she had been a widow
never thought of asking her tn
y question myself, and l feel much inte
l. ested in her answer. I wish you wou
a get me an advanced copy of the Gems,
n, returns SO that can find out what 81
said. G. o. L.
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L ASK NO NOR E.
BY J. WILLIAM VAN NANEE.


/ have not wealth; no lands are mine,
Town no houses, broad and high;
/ have no costly gems to shine;
No robes of rich and varied dye;
No regal coach and dappled grays
To drag me through the crowded street;
No titled fop to lisp my praise,
And bow in homage at my feet.
No servants to obey my will;
No slaves to wait on my command;
No golden cups with wine to I'LL
No rings upon my small brown hand;
No costly couch with rich lace hung,
And softly spread with snowy white,
To rest at night my form upon,
When wrapt in tranquil slumber light,
No, l have none-no. one of these,
My home is but rustic cot;
I've no fastidious friends to please
And mines very happy lot,
For / am loved by one true heart
And as the hours and days glide Ger,
/ see no golden dreams depart
Obi have Lowell ask no morel
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webster on Origin.

It is only shallow minded pretenders
who make distinguished origin matter of
personal merit, or obscure origin matter
of personal reproach. A man who is not
ashamed of himself need not be ashamed
of his early condition. 1t did happen to
me to be born in log cabin raised among
the snow drifts of New Hampshire, at a
period so early that, when the smoke first
rose from its chimney and curled over the
frozen hills, there was no similar evidence
of white mans habitation between it
and the settlements on the rivers of Can
ada. Its remains still exist | make it
an annual visit. carry my children to
teach them the hardships endured by the
generation before them. 1 love to dwell
on the tender recollections, the kindred
ties, the early affections, and the nara
tions and incidents which mingle with al
l know of this primitive family abode.
weep to think that none of those who in
lhabited it are now among the living; ant
lif ever / failed in affectionate veneratiol
for him who raised it, and defended
lagainst savage violence and destruction
cherished all domestic comfort beneath it
. roof, and, through the fire and blood G
, seven years. revolutionary war. shrun
from no toil, no sacrifice to serve his couu
try, and to raise his children to condl
ton better than his own, may my nam
and the name of my posterity be blotte
from the memory of mankind.
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stopped, and blood suffuses and congests
the brain" "Bosh !" replied his grace
1T is because the rope is not long enough
to let his feet touch the ground"
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sEEr POISONING.


melancholy CAGE ofself poisoning occurred in
The civ yesterday, At the ST. Cloud Hotel. on
franklin street, ,esnlting in the de.th of youns
lady who, q victim Of unrcquited affection, tired
of life had sought TINS 1ash1y to scvcr
tfe thread Of her existence. Her name
was Araelta Bates. She wes Norwegian by
hfrth. and snid by her acquatntances to have been
nj IsdF Of much personal attraction as well rs re-
eensencfabi!ity. she was, comparatively a stranger
~ The city. having gone to the ''St Cloud" one
1sreE arc and engaged as 1aundress:
II seems that for long time past
r,echanic, FAMED Thomas Derby. has been
.l.yinr n6dresees to her, and she stated that
i,nssr xere engaged. But for come weeks Miss
Ma,sss Inns fanfIed Tint she discovered marked
cnIdness towarde her On tho part Of her afnaucea,
md sT5eyed deeply over the supposed estzange-
1nrnt few day. ago Mr. Derby announced to
ncr hie Intention OF leaving the city on Tuesday
next. HAVING Qbtaiacd employment elsewhere.
She thcp hccane very detected, belies1ns that It
IVES his intention never to return. On Ftfdny and
Enturdny her grief was 20 violent that she Was m
nile to attcnd to her duties, and passed her time
In tears. Yesterday morning ahe went to the pro.
rrictct Of tie house and requested amal 6um OF
money, with which shc Immediately went TO
drug ttprc On the corner Of Qark and Washington
| streets, procured q quantity o. poison
which che took about 9 o'clock. The act
| waa coon known, DR.. Donald M4ernc csllcd and
| every effort made to eounteract the elect 81
the fhtAl drug. But she for long time refused al
| remcdleF. and expressed desire to die. At Last
! however, eAc seemed to change her mind. snd
J showed disposition 10 recover; but Il was too
, 1865-02-13
TEE LIEUT.. GENERAL.
ReIore the Committee on the Condue
of the Wur-The Exchange of prls
oucrt-Ilonors in the House.

AA~
wAsn1;c1os. Saturday, Feb. 11.-Gen. Grant
was htorc hs % or ,hs o. ne
aekct him: ut Is stated, upon what authofity
don't know, Tint yon are charged entirely with
the exchange o. prisonerss' .. :. oxo
have effected an arrangement for the exchange OF
prisoners, man for man, ard officer for otileef or
his equiyae1t aesorpg to ,ho oid eaTts.s, 4a nhs
non, irends of prisoncrs in the sonth, every one
ofwhlch cause to be tea @ IN taem ana lnnt
pose exchanges will be made af the rate OF Ao0o q
and jast st ey ys sa1 als aasef pzons; ns;s
to VII EGee;s sn hs tm s1 pn
he Assistant Commissioner Of e1cnang: on the
Of 9S son ana be- TOD mg ~ tnat ths sas
On 1t once. He said that he could bring them 1T
The rate Of 000 or $500 week; .
Is no On n aa aas
could deliver and receive every one of them IN
very ehort time, II they will deliver those they
hold. We have lost 4 week lately on account Of
Soon after the arrangement Of this part OF the
testimony by the Committee on the Conduct OF
ne Man sg 81 ssvsTsl 1 fends 10
noticed, crowds gathered around him to euch IN
extent as to interfere with the order Of business.
Grant. Tilfs vas unanimously agreed to and
members generally then throngea around a d a, hi1,
desk, escorted by Representative odell., Members
tp him by 1na
til. SnENGK, Of ohio, IN order that tho Lien-
terant General might be officially INTRODUCED to
he Representatives the People m9ysa f5at asns
This vas unanimously agreed 70. Gen: Grant ct
this wes escorted By the Speaker to the stand'
when the Speaker satd:
You our heroic defender in the aeld, the Lteutcn-
ant General Of the armies Of the United States,
RE- ;ntro;1net;on o. gas succeeded by another
outbn1et ee of appanso from he oer an ths Ea
ard a1sr emgd a9gsn
he Withdrew
, 1865-02-13

FIJI NTo TIE RIVERA man, somewhat IN
tox3catc1, foil into the river from Clark street
bridge yesterday afternoon, breaking through
the ice. he syns thoroughly submerged. He was
rescued with no other damage than q little more
restaurants,
, 1865-02-13

Especial Dispatch to the Western Ptess.1
NEW TonK, Saturday, Feb. 11-a1idnicht
The Worlds Washington special zaya: "Those
who hare bud strong faith in eventual peare
through negotiation, claim that the .enmmlttal
ton, which concluded with the closing paragfaphs
Of President Lncoln's message, will yet tend, de-
spite JEFF. Davis positfon, to Continued efforts Oh
Another and much more general opinion ia that
II H. va Will 50 OR Until peace Is conquered In the
The Richmond Examiner Of the Eth. In long
editorial. endeavo1s to convince ita readers dat
independence is near II they will only make proper
effort to obtain It. ItEays: Theseis profound ind
lesoye IN 9he people, Il iii Wdi'f s. aed II
no use, It Will lead to no goodwill. and aubslde
again into deeper, apathy and dependence,
taken to zcader it available, and convince the ihe
people that those WHO govern this Government
know how to give i right impn1ston, and drive il
t. Its snd wlth TX IT. aslong steady hand
upon Is BY ne5a and Seward must pqs not 6 pa. a.
lowed to ernporatc and pas, away In rethoric and
bueiness before If Of the most practical earnest
and v1tal kind. II successful Tie issuo depends
mainly ppon restoring .4 eGnde4ee ID to the pSoas
it's branches ls fully comri itted along With thc.'
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. 11.-Dstg. General
Grtc1sou, the great raider, who - now In Wash
at the request Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, to bc Major
Genera, 6y Dreyef. To-day the Senate CONFIRMED
the nomination, and also the following Comman-
mo modore % il the nssy; Benj Moran, q Pa p to BE-
Secretary, and Dennis R. .Alyor1, Of N. r. As
sistnnt Secretary OF Legation at London Jereml-
sh Curtin, Of Wisconsin, Secretary Of Legation at
INV YonK. saturday, Feb. 1.-THE Richmond
IThtg. Of the 9th contalns tho following: "The
Wilmington Journal says two Yankee gnnboats
khCl1ed Fort Anderson Friday InAf. No dam.
, 1865-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDlNGs.
WAsmSros, Saturday, Feb. II.
SENATE.


Mr.. WILSON, from .he Millsry t9mmitt;eeM; e Ms r
ported back the joint resolution Q! tnanAs "
Ger. {s.9 { Geo. e:. W 7honas With Fee'nmsnaso0n
tosf H. BRows ga5s introduced b, entitled an set u
continue IN the service Of the United States ST.
tain recruits IN the service Of Re Sfe 'i, o. o s
soufi, which was reiettea ~ tne A4n1''9 o'"A
Mr. FOOT offered 3 resolution, which Has ,;rs Re-
ier1ed to the Committee on frnung' pl4ftaius
lor the duplication 81 np ; 1a1e a. o.ssaG az. Ia
pursuance thereof, respecting extra eesslons u
the Senate and Congress. an,r.
H. sg@Rha cos ss1sa a re-
bill Decided in the affirmative Ieas II na1S' ~ u;
MI. Sumner then moved TO make the bill the
special order for Monday noon II WIS So Ut
the Missouri Legislature praying that soldiers en-
s.ed for nnepFed 1sfms Dc "asn
oflhe War. presented ito testimony q General
Grant On tne as subject OF e1ensoe ol pf's'n''7'
Senate at O'Clock, md was introduced to the
members eeTe!allys .,,,.,o,. <-,,;,,, ,r,a
adopted, TINT the Senate meot On nc evenings OF
Tucadny and Wednesday ne4t 1or 1aS eonsan atsta1
ton q e2ecnnFe business &co WI a. noT,1na.
tions awaiting the action Of ne senats; ao.
Iii. CLARK, or y; l., pteseatea tao etgaen tte.l,
t1alB Of Hon. aaron H. Gtsm ~ 49,, az ,th -
March, which were feao. Lne c9nslne1anon1 VI
the Legislative, 11d1c1ai anu e4eeuuYe aRptoptIa'
Hon h vas sssnmsn nG m t a9nsa.
priation for travelling expenses 81 the -. 3ndses
r. 900
ME. SALISBURY said he bad seen Zen. Grant ant
for the first time this morning on t1e tlooI u the
P:esident had nadc great mistake In alpointins
him to that high position; that man who dld not
know how to cut better swell than he ought not
to-Ee Neutt mint General. why, there was mt
Lieutenant OF the Home Ghard IN nc stats 81
Delaware that could not kcep up bisger style
than this rnan whom The Prest4snt. had ialudl-
G.Uasay * tsntenan or Prnvost Marah,, tho1
~ sont,, uO- esnt 3nrn tn acn tna nannle ~ ia
from az gopg That 60 Seu4 net ent nsts
sMe tnan en; ~ ~ ne q + iaonsns
~ - w 'ne - e"o
HAE %eSea a. aneaamsnt to increase m ;
ne samles & 81 AZ ~ a?a - 5ae ~
seeGna @ and ater re- sc1' Yea 10
5 aL aemaadsa syyes No
smu II me senaan eommeneea laesssislng saiaIles,
there YES no sel1tne Wnete i T. Woa.a % stpR; r. More
&c an}y ny % se DO IT. It r. sae:sIon was dec'dsa
nr WILSON offered as an ameadment a1e to The
the st day q A5leh, ls5s, ths eo@ngtati9n plice
Of tho fnuun ior 1inecfs n tne neia+ below me
rank Of BIgadicE GGneIsi. sna W ~ S een15 .has
1ercs e[ " ateers ~ m n thn ary md tat
all Wao saa ea qecet 70 e t4e seev
ice unh nc e nstarcd nnt ~ ia sarI
leg; curnx,.r MA rot ,,,,s r, .oo er,,, n,o-
IL =. H. III ond ~ 1ie annGc.tinn ~ W;
W. !s ,n.v f. ,Sth t5e nnsf1nnisne thet Il
Woul1 ue oherSo @ Us III a'Acneient ~ A'c as1s ap-
HHT WIr, ,nro-oa an ar,an3nept IA or,,ro
, 1865-02-13

MnvrBy.7. Fch, fQ.-The St Abana faldcfs,
caae vas m aeaia to-day. The prisoners, coansel
sskd for 9cfe se ssa a
tn if1rrhmnnd@ @i}aris, who WIS arrested In Ohio
and aenteneea % b bung spy. another left %
d siniRstSn Sat Sn ese essaos eed
and Ietnrned nm f. Cauada, and fourth VAS dis
aessss d eSas fspy & sdsffss sss
NJ $500 prs-nte hin that the Government could
hold no eonmunication OF, correspon1enee viii
hun, and that ho vas expected to leaye the sonn-
cnnTn"n;c cstnr Win the insurgents. He sAW the
Pyes;dent and The British Charge d 4Basrs with
out success. Hc w1ots @ second ies;er si Y M III.
Seward which n9 attsnten w. paid App'
The refusal Is generally looked upon ns deciding
the case asaipet ihe prisoners: !.
Ths cont asosSfsRasqe Fss Hho aS'saae sa
, 1865-02-13
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISFATCU.
tSneeial Dispatch to the Western GTess.1

NEW YoRx, Saturday, Feb lt--Mtdnigat.
The s1cck market Ia dull. Tie expectation Of mill
fary news prevents mEch speculation, though 1t has
not caused depression Esilroed stocks kteay At
about Yesterdays QnotaNons- Government ssocss
continue sti ong. State bonds quiet and steady
Coat ltt lower for Cumberland but very little change
in other shares. Miscellaneous stoc ly quiet
Exports oa corn today l91,No bu
1t was reported on tho street to day that Sherman
had captured DranehrI1le and that Chsrlcston hal
ben evacuated Gold fell III nssqutnce OF the
nor. Money u nrundsnt. Forci N exchange dnl.
Petroleum stocks ara quiet. knicke, booker, % :;
Eynd. l.s5; Empire CI5, 800: President, 4.2a; Ger.
mar1a q. The Petroleum market has been unsettled
during the week. Ecary Ia the wetk, will Hight Or
1iya:e and advance In EXCHANGE holders obtained
better prices. although brsness confined to :ms1
ots Since Wednesday the market has been dull, aud
argc arrivals md the prospect OF heary receipts has
caused downward tendency. The market closes at
47kGisc for crude; 6sG6sc foE refined il bo1d. and
S,@sec tor refined free.
LATER.
Galla2hers Evening Exchange: Cold, e0tX Five
Iwentie. (nex). 1oa1; Ten-Fortles, 1o2K; New York
Central NIX: Erie. TAX; Hudson, 1o6*: Residing,
100; Michigan Cen!ra 1lsH Michigan Southern, G9a
Illinois Central, III; FitsburG, 82K; Rock Island,
s51x; Northwestern, SIX: Fort Wayne, DIX o. T. II.
certnestes, TX: Cumberland, IS; Quicksilver, 81;
MAsiposs, TX. stock market rather lrm. Gold
steAdy. Sales after call at &5.
, 1865-02-13

Ux1ox 1xAarE.-Counctl No. hold a regular
meeting this {Monday) evening at Warmers Hall.
A full attendance Is desired.
, 1865-02-13

tspccial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue,1
ALBANY, Saturday, FEB. II, 1866.
No Cattle havc arrived today. and none nEe expect
cd In before Monday.
There IL nothing doing in Cattle, Sheep OF Hogs.
During the week 1860 Hogs arrived, all Of which
were slipped through to Few York.
, 1865-02-13
mani uhirh ID eircnlAted In the nar,era thAt tha

ment which is circulated In the papers, that the
st, Albans raiders are t. be sent to NeT York for
Il they are reclaimed upon complaints preferred
asaitst them In the courts Of the State Of Yer.
mont, and II surrendered thoy VII be surrendered
to the authorities Of that State Tor trial according
- hiarshal Murray has proceeded to Vermont
upon entirely different business tom what tne
-4orara hsrr nt]cpp1.
, 1865-02-13
d I E d /.

In this clty OF saturday. l1th inst. CT AKtE5 HGE
EAIus. infant Eon OF John C. ma Llc{nla Z. l1tou
aged Il moEths AID = dHys.
The funeral will tase pace from the residence, 233
FIIeDcs Of The iaul ; art invited ~ o= present.
In this ss o. .s 11tt inst' at heF 1ohet'; @ +. j.
TNEEEsE, w1le3nE Jacob Ackerm aan. Her rem Aas
viii te tntru to bourhonnAis Grove fcr huriat.
c~ Penn. ana OLio pspeIts also Courier afs Ek1ts
EifS, y. T., please copy. H..
AT Sandwich, DeKa'p County Friday, Jan 9;:h; q
ntaii,s aged s6 yesr.. noaths al. p days.
, 1865-02-13

SPIRITUAL SEAHcE--The meeting at Metropoli-
tan Hall. whczcst Miss Ada L. Hoyt, rapplng and
writing test medium, endeavoted to illustrate tho
authenticity md reliability Of epirit communica-
ton, was attended by an immense croWd OF
having f1ith in the invulncrabIhty Of their pecu-
llaE fifth. 4 committee was CHOSEN, consisting Of
Alderman Brown, Colonel no1gh, and Judge
Questions was accordcl. The meeting continued
so,nc two hours and . hall, during which time the
answered, and so acknowledged BY the Judges.
The most difficulty experienced appeared to be In
Obtaining correct answers to questions concerning
sririt intey7ogn1cd. The medium aptly accounted
for Iris by CLING the well known fact that whore
doctors arc often at looggerhcsds concerning the
FEnirits that they should hive better knoHledge
Of physiology Than the learned professors.
, 1865-02-13
Milwaukee Market.

MnwAUKKH, Saturday. Feb.11
F1prR-AIarket dull and neglected; no transactions.
GRA1S-whcat, ., ,s3s bu received. Mazxetwesk and
dfcltned 1@ec. sales-1o. bu No. spring In store
at STAT: 12o0 bu do at Sl41A IT, o bu do ut AK
Oats dull aud unchanged. Corn not 30 Arm. Buley
and Rye nominally unchanged.
PRov1sioNe-Du11.
THEssEo oIfDAs-Eteadr.
, 1865-02-13

Er,y Yonr, Fritl1y, Feb. 11.-The Gold market
continues dull. The reported capture Of Branch
Vile llne produccda decline Of Sc, and the price
shows further downward tendency. Opening al
2go It fell to ec5H.
, 1865-02-13

w ANTED-A e n sc o d
proved ra!-n: "stsrH No-Cetmnsy Burner: m ~
smoke or smell and cau be tanlled freely without
being extlngulsbed. Sample? sent, post paid. TO
Agents for thirty cents. Circulars Zee. JAMES Ed
GAR s. Maiden Lane, New York }aS3 Es1i.1ca
, 1865-02-13

F.uEs.-About one o'clock on Sunday the
orocery store Of Mathew Hainca. on the Archer
Toad south Of Green street, took fire. The steaun-
cr. we're unable to render much assistance, and
thc building md part OF the contents Wefe e, e. a.
suS gn the stocI S50o which IL fully covered by
insnrsuce. M The origin Of tho are y Unknown @
TIC aia-m last evening was caused " y the sh nusn
& cGss Rosd outside Of the caty limits. The steam-
rrs did moi 60 ont.
, 1865-02-13
New York Honey nud Srock Market.
ft~v Cut

MosRy-Easy at = cent.
STERLING E1c1ASdK-uuu and n0mlna! at 16H@
1SH. - ,,
fnr 10 2E6, and closing at 105k@ahN.
EIroE1B or SPEcIE-Total exports OF specie to day,
9tUi,k90.
business doing.
, 1865-02-13

Petroleum Stocks In philndefphln-Feb.S s.
The market is about steaa5; ceidw91i. * to6Y
~ FtSors9o. TX to X Maple Shade. AZ to 25k;
Gab1n .na Delamatcr, bid; st. Nicholas, bid.
, 1865-02-13
Principal Of McDowell's Hospital,
feb7-H213-7t st. Louis, Mo.
~ DR.. Winche1l's Tccthing Syrup sottens the
gums, assists dentldon, requisites tho bowels.
Il. ScovILL. Gen1 As't
fe12-2t 10 Randolph st., Chicago,

CoIsatesa Honey. Sonp.-This celehrated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made
from the choicest materials, Ia mild and emoflcnt
in Its nature, fFagrantiy scented, and extremely
al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ffb4h1a5-1y9ew wed&eat
, 1865-02-13

MITE PAnrT-N. ". SANITARY FA1n-A mite
party viii be given this Monday evening by the
young LADIES' Of st. Paul's (Universallst) Church
In the fremont parlors, in aid of the forthcoming
great Northwestern Sanitary Fair. Regrets may
be left at the otllco OF tho fremont This Ia The
nrst public reception given in aid Of this noble
eanse, and we hope that its success may be an en-
couIaGemsnt to others to do likewise.
, 1865-02-13

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ditton, md In consequence arc pEcdfsposcd to Pull
lished that This prcdispositton need not onl in
Consumption, Asthma, or any other lung disease,
II due care and watchfulncss be observed, aud ali
It IS in Just such cases br. Jayne's Expcctorant
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dnced the largest proportion of its cnres. BE-
rSts R2mp e cougns e; ns and ctod
mon causes Of tuberculuus development, this
standard remedy allays any innammltlon which
may exist. and hy promoting easy expectoratiou,
c!eenses the lungs OF the substances which clog
them up, ard which rapidly destroy when suffered
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