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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

N,HE MEMBERS OF WIN. TELL
good standing, are invited to meet at the lodge
room this forenoon at,ei o'clock, to pay the last
tribute to our, deceased brother, p. G. VIM.
Kreyter.
BY order of the Lodge, GIsJl U ro9u s0i
jy17.1t JOHN SALADE, Seo'y. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
The Philadelphia Convention.

The committee appointed for the pnr-
pose have issued the following circular
relative to the manner in which it is de-
sirable to choose delegates to the Phila-
delphia Convention: .
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL GoNvEN-
rIANr ---------- - IL
, 1866-06-26

Juhueou has become the " .rcat American
pa1doucr." He sec1us TO be opposed 10 pun
ishipg anx description Of crime Having as-
,iseti at the conclusion thai treason should
not be made odious By punishment, In order
to bc consistent, hs must oppose puutshlng
any Other offence committed against the
laNB.
4 despatch IRON New Tork TO the Assoel-
a.eI rrrss gives another outrageous Instance
ofiutesieteuce with the eourse OF justcc, viz:
INV Yoxx. June =, 1SG6-urnrT A. sfonan,
xho ~ss tcntl, convlctsd teloEe the ofcd States
utlstct Court Of Stw te1.ey. on chaYEt Of open.
teen New iWk 4ou Boat0u. MA frlea-ed from
ir,al ~ Tho ttc+idcni's pardon. TAX F0rtoM trds
esutt S<5ogr tonrte.on. dnd t<foss tat t'5as kad
, l<<E tu1cluftd-
| johnson could not eren wait untn the trial
was concluded, but snatcbcd the felou ont Of
! hauds of tue officers Of the 1aw and turned
him loose On the community to ride letter.
a, hts leisure. II has come TO that pass when
Ii il hardly worth white Tor the courts se
p,osecutc any person for violation of th'
Revenue Laws, for making fraudulent returns
smuggling. Illicit o,stilla,ion, or falre 'swear
,rr; Is all the convict aaa TO do. Il to motif,
yts. Cobb. Dixon, Cowan OF Doolsstls
that be viii support "my policy" II pal
+ ! dtued. That Is enough. Recruits arc Scare
epd the pardon il quickly forthcoming. N
: man no. a Coppefhead or rebel, snppcr'
, | Jobneon'k policy, unless he II paid tos 30 d
E .rg b. N o{Iiee OF perdoa-
, 1866-06-26

Judge Cardezo, Of the New York Court oi
Common, Pleas. has thrown the city ot New
York into frrmcpt BY deciding the new Ex-
clse Law unconstitutional. The rigid and
spccc+kiul enforcement Of that law By the
efficient police Of New York aimee tue INST o1
Atav, and especially OF the sections Which
forbid the sale OF spiHtuous liquors, ale and
beer OF, Sunday, have been among The n'ar-
rcls In police history Ahout one-haa! o!
the CITY Of New York a half that probably
would not style it.elf tbs lower lialf. laA been
under The straieht-tacket. whi1e The other
hrlt. which msy be very safely styled the up
per haif, have been enjoying unusually quiet
Sundays, and consratuiating themselves upon
the execudancy OF "1aw and order" THIS
,,e.c rtq5,ne is brought to a sudden crisis By
,nape Ca,dozo's decision, which, II susta aimed
by the higher courts, will restore the opera
tion Of the old excisa Law Of 1851, and Will
Mace the police and tue liquor sellers,
f1,e chu.cn-rolnE people aud the tfequentess
of tho bccr-gardens In aafu quo ante b''tum,
In ,he mcaptinc as the arms Of l4uor dealert
will act upon Judge Catdoto's decssss1
.hxt the ncw Excise La" Ut
tesav void, snd will, probably, resist " VIC
1encc .ny attempt to enforce 1t, the peace o
+he ci,v seeua 10 require the Police Commts
sioncrs TO suspend any ,urtheE enforcement
%te act until lis cou$titutionaillY shall hav
7,rrn affirmed By the court"f Appeals.
The Int on which judge Cardozo decide
+h- nrt To be uncons1itntionas, il that. ~ b
n,,rcra. II destroys the value of tue laetus4
he1d by the liquor sellers under the presio'
.c, fi,at 1hose licenses arc In tue uatarc
,o-nr-,tv- lor xhlch their holders have pa
a nr xhirh they Au'ppt be d
, 1866-06-26

Federal and State Constitutions A<ainst In
pairing fha obn9%l 'or cahtrAets and sgainst
taking, ptiTate properly Without ooupensa-
ttop and without "~due ptoesAs Of Ax."
It appears that the new cxcaso law provides
that no person shall sc1l'' xplsituous liquors
&c, alter The mat DAY OF May, 1855. without
taking ont license Hereunder. All the
:ueenses issued under The previous act ran
:ffdoom 1he 7th dsy of June, 1s15, 7antn that H.
censeEhouad "c1piro By operation of faw, or
be reyoked for = violation Of the provisions
or The afotraald ac2-." BY tbs fourth section
Of fthat act, all licenses "whcu tssued shall
be Ii fo1cc unfc4a revoked, until ten days
ataes the third :Tnasday IN Msy next sncceed.
l,;E the granting 6f such liceuse, and In the
city OF New York until afty days thefoafter.' y
The new act destroyed the value Of the
liceuse obtained under the old, more thau
two mo1,tha before the old license had ex,
plrcd. Judge Cardozo, therefore, decides II
TO be unconstitutional, and thefe appears tt
| be much force in his dcc1sIon.
The larlsbips Of the act could easily be re
moved BY issuing licenses under the new ae
dating only from the expiration OF thoss
granted under The old, but whether The nc
could b. held constitutional from thencc for
ward would still be question.
in view Of the vast political inaucnr
welded in the city Of New York by the pas
| ties that hold rum, It seerus hard for tl
temperance men TO get up law tha& vii
! hold Hater.
, 1866-06-26

lmpoxkanx E1F<NfaF fEsU4 $Ae Gov<s.
HeE~Ese0eFAl II Guha-
TIE Cni1rd Saazx4 Consul At HAyxssa,
Thazss sabine, has enclosed to the SeeEeea1E
Of S,a.e tsana.slkaa o< the eirruiaz address
Cd by xke present Gove@o,rf;soe1io OF Cuba,
G<p<sa1 Iersuodl, - The Covuao<s and LIEUT.
Gote4posx ox The Ezys,os DtssFtEss Of TIE
I4lard ca the subject Of The slave trade Gea-
Ie4.uad1 ex7s-ee4 himself determined 20
suppress The azose-
Ihe Eavs11e1s nk u.1 Nd .lsy o< Q7e41- eao~
e<a=8 u H. ta- --.ka11 - 6 ~11fe Eae stase
Tmee n t.tye Nol~sao14- NA4 kzsx t.1E&ea - a.
tAx oesstfx Nnsc3 ~ II pryor h41 Lxs1as o:x0
Ax1see4 114 ea@s1td npxo ~ tAe at1sS 4-.1se
~ eee4dN ? pxteaptoo 1-stfss Assfs sfsa 81. -
r. 4 /, ssxr pae-ssa aE t7a. Lhky. HfRsa. thsf es
rxrs<c4 p<ta,ua . woaeA saE-e $50 eesa s1srsed
i Tvexa= eaAG@ Il tA< fH9Hso< 1affH q
yef~ knod, II - not peaoAts9s % oosaf1
<Nx<T cd. xn6 A-fR< 1se< tRss oe33E1 Ely
xtsu2x 10 E1S A<ExxN <EXoE9 ~ A1nc17s
an %he.e epe.sA- 1A1n-E soa k4at l IN Fe.oxs-t.
a ssvpxt- a. tAs tHs ed x1e eoA7fuaea q ~
Ersr. nss to xt1x ta3x ekz1zs = hs ta1z .e4 x
nv eoa kae15,e watexxF. x11 s1E yo1 . 60.
80 s0 yo0x zest <xeaksm ~ xa3 1e1raJ- 70
pxuH xsy e1peai k,o sasr atD steuok y tama
sue ass&r~ssatzn> 111: ITta b. te exS M
ex1k7 Il Ypo &he ato.* &las>ot1os seb oa"ao&H:y
tx sa4 rezsaeak n Fxt91oa - t1- 11sS@0o ss14a.
fmxs @as euar x1ta.z tt& tE4"cao o. 5u31
| euEHak.A
Ca asa .sE fszt''eoR sz,ss - FL fxxxxos
- ~ fuwnaur toe IseafR1sfE HosezzsaE
/ u.~.vA Ie@ cH
, 1866-06-26

million pf men. seezn to have fsIltn upca
jcaden esxa, and to navc been eotise1y IGNORED
by tbnse xhnac psnasEse II wen - dntY It.
thould have bceu to hare eoess4e1ed them
Whsi the regular army a.,ouN Be !. u not
easy 10 ny. What It wss be1orc The sebel11ea
NAV be said IN tew words- Tha Yauk and
EIe, ~ 4 body, were 4 dfagrAee to humanity,
rclected ~ the bAsest specimens, u pos&h1e.
rnm the lowest cess~pools ot our laEee ettteA,
mort deb<.ed even thzo hss eounsades. TO
perform the most nenlA1 services aoF
tao otbce1s-to dsvote thu lafxo amonnt
Of leisure upon their hauds to de-
vis,nE tho mos. lnken'ous modes o'
or KaI11soua, to pass Away the Jc1Fs Of eu-
1It%pcot eud come out Of The ranks lover
down In the seale Of humanity. II po:dhle
thxn they catered. Was the usual routine o3
American sold.ers Of Tie rexn3ax azmT. Sos
Was thia shocking STATE Of sdalss t'osseFed b
| the expesicncc Of what Volunteers could 1e
- ahowu by the e1pes1ence Of the Mtx3e1s
| war. West Pointers snncsod at them II
ercsJ possible WAY. and from General Tay
ioF down. omitted no opi a3uniaJ Of aho Vim:
their contempt Tor them.
That the state Of apa2rs IL a1asulnss-sha
| tl,e entire basi4 Of our military FeGulAiaons I
altogether wrnnx-ihat The seEu1ar army
andaiwaya will he the woss. On The S1ot'e xhl
such Z state Of a1Ia1rs u permitted 10 ens'
cannot lc cout.ureftcd- THU the Enihiss.
Aefytce Of tho mos5 democratic nation n Ii
| world il the zupst 4fislncf2tie and oonse
qucutly the most debased for toe rank Aod u
which composcs II, caanot be denled. ca:
not the xisdou and philanthropy VI th
cuuutry, un}t-d to The expesiencc Of 1ae h'
man and religious gnI1ttAry Ensn IN Tic s<zrsc!
| tr there Ast auy, deyase something xnorc
accordance with humanity than the preset
| or any proposed scheme, excerpt that u Ga
Wallace, which kss yct heen made pEblA
1t would he dls@rnocfu1 to this Eencrsni
to anewcr this sue.tiou In the necaaF
The PrttsAi1n IandxthF service - one
which errry citizen Is compelled 10 serve
term Of ycsrs. Ills 4 school, - veil ~
army, and eresy soldier cosars ont OF II, q
only i soldier, but 4 good. fair scholar: c.
not something Of the kind Be confrived
fLls country, zone xhat according Ia The p3.
Of Gen. WIlaee, where 5ouag nen can be
duced 10 scrrc ID the arny. and come oni
II bctter insstad Of woese than when th
xent in! 1sit Is 20 oear1y lnpo3able TO I
| this that the eatIfe military FtFso1~d mr.
BE- changed before anything Of The SORT N
tc hoped for: II Il TO be ardeotly dssir
j. that Ills question shall not b: p-rnti<d
, svrnain where 1t now u, for the regular aft
hereafter .aust he cuuposed Of entirely {
ierrnl .ucu to what II has hitherto been-
, 1866-06-26

ohA%yvnss~s. in kcAt1anA-tsea0Sses Of
Edlnbufrb-Ebc fieet~1t1~sfrAs R1dee%
-Ehayneasr OF zhr E3eseEHt~e-F~pu
lav1tT sf America zoH-3snE11aaa Hs~F~1.
exptsrn4-A Cseaul' NJ Ror& &-Hev-
aelta uastan o. <oeaas F"~isiss-
Correspondence It tae ''ha7ro Tr'eHae
Loxnox. Jnnr =. l4sS
Ihave }ua returned from N 'oth's trip
to and through Scotland. and caauot convey
TO &hr readers OF the TEl1CNx tho pleas sure
.hich It has Afforded INC. Nowhere. sure-
II, can more attractive scenery be fonnd
than il psetcnttd By the Scotch Hieh'sod<.
with their lofty. solemn Encun'aan* and The To-
terjaeent lakes, or lochs; semtodiaE IA Amer.
en- Of the White No7ntains ,the Adirondack.
and Lakes Cbamplain and George And
when 10 The grandeur Of the Highlands Il
added the beauty of The undula'tnc Low
lsuds. and over Ill u thrown The chAza d
| ns.tortc s+aectAti1us, tivie and eecacdAsateal
/ connecting etosv o3 thrilling interest viii
| each caa,lc, palace and 8bbeJ. each glen soe
! moor, tho cup oa enjoysoeu. Il alied to oEe1
noe ing. Al do not pu1EsoAe 10 susu M
letter INTO = guide book, and ~ space
wanting TOT details, ! ray this rasssns trtona
without describing &ny Of The plares Ehseh
have .i-i:ed mus, boxere7. be AasoEed +
| rxy. Sh&i EdtptdfEh - Tue 1SSxCua % Its"
TIER il absolutely nothing COMM ,uIr1ae
as.out It. Its ctarzcieFas' scs xsr ms IKEA IN
peculiar. and Its f'eat~e. are On th< lips Of =
ssaxrilera- Its lofty hills and sn+FTvtnla
tall~es. the former efuxd9d With the rem tr
| Of ancient military psowes- and Of u ,des
architectural skill. xod the Latter d.ase1y :.es
rlcd IN parts with the Sowef ela.-es. and o.
cppScd Ia o1he4s with he.atitui puhl!e "a
dx1a&. give q variety Of eeaof DOT urn foam.
: Tbe1r. also, two citaes, m old ard L pes
a ooudruut e:ch othEf &czoas u2fTow vale
, 1866-06-26

,AYrxa& n1 our Of ths NupFo~e& TuTdex'
ey1 81 Wo&ASFAH&-


[Ffrea DC S<u !a..aaaf .Inl-, Led - Iuu+ ~
( No CRIME ever eo1naaii1e,1 Ia southern En3i-
ma hs. eaz~ea U,fe intense exeiSe.n.nt n the
n<i@h.<orhool wh<<e the 1erd wa* roev fh1n
the hosrikl. murder of 1h- Wt>.1S3ra L1ni-
y Dezx osze-e.f1ie- osznre e za:y- Iar es:-
her*, x3 5000 1& The terrible cz5u1e became
koowp, osxxotzeI INTO sooa:i1s parties, and
xes out 70 s%=xfra kx khe hlo1 " vitS!ia4 wa3
sxcumu1ed the deed- o. r1ssdat evening
ooe of ttst scouts got upoo The rack OF : mAa
who bad h<rn sern e1sty h the rno.aiu- All
xratn n tne 1te1noo1, sdoxe two OF fa=e>
MEa from The &ztae Qf The Wholesale killing
nxS to+Ioxe1 bis track fp:4, the hills. 1o4 T.
uay]y sukrtrI11 u ntdin- zaa azTessia- hin
lie sxrr biz n7a4e - Wllh<tno 5xaders, 1n1 !.
b .xh acknowledged thai be w4a ooc o: The
party ihss VISITED Hoo1x4rd'5 hoa*-. blk
dxnied Sh1. b. took aay pat IA tn- killing.
lii. d.ts4 CORES Isp.,adka e1acsly xsth thu d.
sesibed b. W.ssi1 1r4's uaos6e< II hctu : waku
~ coz os khe tur=detx-%
1hc nsns1 tn1en~e eKeite1Zsens WAS caused bJ
fhe 1:res: OF his o73u. Au1 there Has s:zoo.
ta.k VI lynehin= him II WIS taktn ny th*
osEersY to E4ozi. To be lodged Ia EA1 fo< sals
kees1u==. md 10 psevrot 1tr eEAspe1sted peopi
from hsaxtn< him ota the spot. y, othss
eaEse aprears 20 b. alleged &oe this triple 3nt
eans. Ek-IT aG7.1su2le m7s1eE, sa4n the hop
of oosasai- ! sum os naauey which It was b.
Ixsed woodward p<,s%esstd- Wood~as9
taosksr, WHO H3s 10 s:Fczefy wounded BY th'
uzsteTe1~ u = rruhab5c = dad oetorc thr
| TING, - Il was uaoe beEseyed SIG cs1td pnsAtot!
| Seeovts.
| Ts< most dIsE:rnt .arrh Il being asde 70
| IL. 4eeoopIsces of S12s9eSx n this hoszShI
/ c.;rpe aad i. + sIueereiy 10 he hoped st.l
.he %ezzeh m1y p<ase su.cesaful
, 1866-06-26

ofthe nsazest Kuntoat burned III the b7Ildngs
tn the p1aee. theowrH OF whIch wza, = party
to 11e eattseE The1nh = .fIaEEu lid ta ashes
'heE1u6t q Ahen4 Gose11Nne ts5xA1sp p1dt Kscund-
ed On nez bal; III the eittxsns stated forthwith
to capture md bum her. Tic maxi place II
where = steamer loaded with troops was
hailed from .the .8hose, md When sha amk
rear party of guesfn1s fired upon her from
behind xhs Isvea md then took to their
horses for the woods Thus It ruus tt:zouaft
1hn-xbo1e c4tAIo<no-.-the horrors Of = Hax
which they brought about hare been visited
upop their own heads, and they hare beeu
mmmaxi1y punished Tor their tze1son sud To-
, 1866-06-26

The h~yezs ta H17:s.uE, Al4osaa. N
skw OF the ehao=ea e3adi1aoa q ne 9oan-
IN h.y. s:ra<k tx - htx.T .1<@ They
s4xerrise sAeir amaads - fo&1o<s-
i. So e. of aea E:1o ten donass VIII be-
8 IN IN uantsxa2kd eo11eetioos made by
NJ whe4oer b. sui- o< okhes1se- nc vii
eh.rxe seveo An3 xne-haH per ecn! % Al
sr,.s e.lltxxetf o{ 6rE thou nad dolt9sS Of ies6-
IFfhe asxr=xxc knnnoot collected On akn-
- efstn rxxees4s ase ihozszad aoalarx- upon
fnx cosstahnx Judgments upoa deoes,
vhe1e IL deh:of9 aFr o< peuve 70 Be sosof-
Teat, s~o aud eoe- b afpef e:nt sh.a Dc sae
: -. nos 10 b kss. hoxtvet. IL aaJ Ca
| 4 Ne um not eooss.l<r the ss4a.3 "a Of Ell
eut nd as.osneg - assah.t.asd ~ aaJ o'*a-
sat1assnu, II \ &ef b ost Patd - taF sa>n CA"
| snIIAtf o.
| an. Not Iea fh2o e1e-Eoux&h k The sees -
4 rrss3n, uaMs Ia m CASES b Pat1 II t1a
tt4ne ek en3sofnEa:s has teA tasa "a ~
i fsrn vfu ncx Be reeeSsxa n R@y e4E Iais
Taae sYqaes 70 eoaseezksss - to N okaes
sz&A.
, 1866-06-26

ILL.,
IN this trial the oysters, clans, e.. were
ve1i cooked Is before; hut the e-Gs In The
blanket we're NOT Changed In The least. The
cnat, a eoon - It could he rot out Ess IS
dfy as wheu 1t first went ill., The nanta1Ooas
were - seiH, and showed the cTeases OF the
iron the same IS before Mf. Leeds had u1tde
IN experiment ahcut noon, h-{ore Mr. Bel! 81
rived He did not succeed IN gettto< the
temperature above rs, against the a@j given
IN the shove tables; yer be succeeded in
cooking the e:e~s hard that were wrappet N
the blanket The different remit in III: Sec
cra instz0ee IS attributed 20 the tacs that the
blsnket was taken from tho exposure to tho
sun, without particle OF moisture In + !.
the dr, supefheA4e6 steam w3s" then Adsois-
ted. and the wool Of the bl1nket being
\ poor conductor OF hest n..tc waa
communicated to the eGs; but in the t1st
instance the h1anket had been taken from
sheltered plare, aud the steam that Wa ntst
admitted WIS ut low temperature. Tht
| conclusion w2s, that the steam to be::in with
| should be At IoH temperature, 20 that
| the moisture contained Ia it H1n be gradually
forced INTO any bales OF goods that MAY re-
/ auire tllsiufcetion, aud thas moisture serves a
conductor for tie surerheated steam when
admitted .-.
Dr. Ssinbu1u madc the statement Last svc:a.
4 fne thsS p(ace will be fitted up at ooce ou
b4aru OF one OF the ships In the lower by fos
the purpose Of di.intectiuE baggage. 50 thai
| no one need be alarmed on that scoTe~ TIT
disintectEng RON ut Seguin'a Point Is tn ot
! rsel oulY Gos such elothiag as the passenger.
from shin actually have IN them when the!
| arr ':NuateT1ed-
, 1866-06-26
TEE CHOLERA OK TIE SEA.
4 px~s1tenee ~Aip IFsksa .k01vEerp 80 the
Way u N<1E x3Fk k-Toe ~1<k EANeeu~
=ex1 Netny1ae6 - Antwerp

4 p<~sstenee ~hip IFs<ss .AeSvxerp 80 the
Way u N<1x X~rk-Toe >4ek F4>~em~
=eT1 K<tnsned - Antwerp
IFsuu sa< X r. World Jaa< III
The Gol1oxisx letter VIZ received 4 fex
days H-n By zhe txso Of William F. S:hani1I'4
Sua- = Raver azses<- tsoec their a.eats IN
An1~k=p- Il ~as fnaaas,1;a:ei5 seas ID tAe
Board of Health, aod p<=pasaEpoos .re naa-
hing 10 qra-znsEx She sesse4 spoken os ca
her arrival here, which IS expected about ths.
=: Of I1iy- II y ftaxed sh3l soe uaF hive
The chnIefa still "a boaz13, notwithstanding
removed froo h.F heao<e her ie2<xsure from
her 1azrasn pvt:
Asrxx1r Nry a. 15E-
Grx:1xxxx: Ez<So~tu yoa @,I tnt n-s of It..
E:s= ssxk = u ho-saeas Il Gresk Ltesktasoes-
,.ass ssa r. hip ~ wasa s ~, ss'.x1 81 - to
be- ZEE EtfsIu<G t44 Fu1 hayx AtE<H1v keaSNat ~
eE ls -e-xt@ ek se 1sxht hs II n<~ kim: tsaf -
cst< era esee. nk enosrra- 1ne eiaressnus o11Ls-
r. a1es te< xzst.e s+nsus.-aaosEs- toos- x!'n
soersd q the aeHssi -vs<ase 4 1Tt IN ps- n
.ies- <ss~sxaE-d payssczaa% s-r< paf "a eaEe-
E21xx nd -eAskf% b tGeEs3 a6s< &s-k*:71* lid
| rh<fr Braao.s ~ A.ksta1r 'ne .us1cn:7 of tns
tE< ~oe1<a nd ea.s:rxn- M ne Pss,zs.saus .asa
Ca.acAe ckfx3 HsrE Ent2x4nx- IN thtc dn1tee- We
| te1x fsx>A sss7". h<e16 .nt x-~ssnses 1hr Ear
/ sh< szA,.xzs retx+.eH see ee7s o< ssrasMen'- ~
31.ss-Ses Hne -t<k via r. "a sol rex hsa1a-sz Il
| Ex- huzs h { ,hs ua3eh kAx neea H-Ax
Sorxuk~sz1stn- II ox e1ssstoes. dG y-4tx per
l sceu& t3tse zze tA1Te atE s:4 * 'a.x-6E& tcE-
| TEE Asn4- sa1@u 'ais onEs5az u Enre- . 'e3ocs
| e11h &Ae Neft tsk~kn.txs o. hk,x-A- Stca Of tn
EH~-erEvs~ - ahssed 70 Fe1a-u ho@s ~eEc Tut
n94hrH wstA -cxk11fSoo. 1s4 s1,+e wt3 xt%h.7
to p<or.et tnok pe.ssse o. hoaEa The A.7ses- ~
Tnr sste+s c4.es ot -t-k7 wFSt 7b1s ttset- va
| ehnteF4- We five ycsa fAese t-atts ~ sazs ~
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