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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-09
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The report Of the Ocnmittee Of Investi-
CATION into the alleged completely of JEFF.
DAVIS with the Assaasipatinn conspiracy, has
been for some dine before the public. BY
proslAmatiou ASuaI~ JonxsoS has already
passed judgment upon him and declared his
guilt to the world. The grounds upon which
that charge rested we're the field Of the com,
mittee's search. Their labors have not De.
velopedr direct proof of guilt inz that crime,
hut they develop facts 10 Feoonviace our PEG
pie, if that we're necessary, of the infamy OF
JEryERsox DAVIS and his ,confederates, who
are now TO be restored TO the control of the
Government and of the cursed and bar
barous spirit which give tone and vitality to
the Confederacy.
The shocking treatment of Union prisos.
ers vas Of s. pan win the assassination Of
Mr.. LINCOLN, yet Of this il-treatment Mr..
Davis was well aware. The rebel archives
develop many letters of humane Southern
citizens and officials calling his attention to
the accumulated saferiRgs of our soldiers,
and to all such applications he was persist,
emily deaf, SO far IS remed5ing the evil was
concerned. Such treatment Of prisoners
was evidently one of his. predetermined
modes Of carrying on his highly christian
war and effecting, if possible, the overthrow
of the Government. Mr.. Davis had direct
oversight OF the confederate secret service
fund, and his knowledge and consent to the
Infamous use that was made of these funds
by his agents are we'll established. That
programme embraced St. Adams raids and
riots, and the burning of Northern cities,
and attempted conspiracy in the loyal States
and Liberation Of rebel prisoners. There
was, too, on file in the rebel archives letters
from parties proposing assassination schemes.
and these without word of disapprcbation.
Memorandum of letter from "Dr. j. w.
boorH'' was also found, and the key TO the
secret CIPHER of the correspondence of the
rebel State department, with it's Northern
agents, Was found on the body of BoorH.
The committee call upon the executive to
prosecute the investigations that they have
lett unfinished. II is but just that this should
be done. Whether it will be, and what will
come of 1t, remains to be seen. The matter.
however, is foreign to the guilt of DAVIS and
his co-rebels for their treason against the
Govern ment and their crime against civiliza,
ton. That is otherwise and all too fearfully
well established. f
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We urge upon our candidates end Execu>
tive Committees the necessity of 3 thorough
and vigorous canvass. This is not the result
of fear, but dictated by prudence that rec
ognizes that success is scarcely deserved un-
less labored for. The opposition are active.
hey must be met with equal zeal and vigil
ance- With vigorous effective canvass BY
our men, We have no doubt of complete and
certain triumph in every district and the State
Let the Republicans 60 to work and let our
candidates and Committees see to it that no
part Of the field be left unoccupied or uncared
for.
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the activity incident To the transfer ofpeA,erSl
eers and freight 70 the more ancient and slow
ar modes Of the coach and wagons. Beyond
this point the work Of trscklaying is rapidly
urusrs.u;ns d. D.. No;ve,, wAeQvs SnUYsB
an r;ouslv await the completion Of the road,
hoc;ce tI&c :, ,enev old friendship. and re-
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wHETTING THE KNIFE.

ANDREW is preparing to feed fat the grudgs
be bears the Union party. He is not nov
surceasing from assaults upon it from any
shame tina. is his at his own recreancy and in
fanny. He but studies his plan and scope Of
procedure. A Washington dispatch to that
butternut organ, the St. Louis Republican,
says:
"The President, while taking to himself
more time for recreation than he could posi-
bly, do before the adjournment of Congress-.
Is giving almost his undivided attention at
present to the condition of the various official
departments of Congress and the country, and
TO examining into the thousand of applieants
for position whose names have been before
him for six months and over. The alressiy
numerous changes in Office which have oc.
CURED, are only the prelude 70 further dis
pensaticu Of Executive power, and within
two weeks, it seems very probable from press
ent evidences, that many important appoint.
ments will be made to FIJI vacancies which
have not yet transpired. Few or none of
these removals have occurred in the Depart.
ments here, bat the known Autaeonism of
several chief clerks and heads Of bureaus,
particularly the Treasury and Interior De.
partments, Justihes the impression which has
assumed formidehle proportions, that the axe
VIII commence its operations in closer prox-
unity to the White House than some al. it's
fimid victims are willing to Anticipate
Within the shadow of the National Capitol
some may view the dsscent Of the guillotine
utA~pneasinees and some quakink, but
throughout the country he is not carrying dis
may into Union ranks Republicans >usder
arepublican administration are ready 70 sur
render over the Offices to their opponents
very readily ere they win compromise their
convictions or abjure their principles. They
think it but fit penance for taking democrat
and dsnasogue, Southern slaseholder and
political triekster - the candidate of the re-
publicsn party WREN We had 20 nsxy pure,
hrm and reliable men who would hsve sdded
more strength to the ticket, and Who are and
were republicans from principle, and lovers
OF freedom for its own sake. This is but due
reward for ignoring to any extent Justice and
liberty, and forgetting any Of principle 10 an
assumed expediency.
The party that elected Mr.. JOHNSON over
ma uAieago nominated competitor, whom, by
PROXY ne now proposes TO meet in cordial
UNITY OF political labors and entire hsrnony
at the Philadelphia Convention; that stood by
the government during those four years; is
to go out and make room for the party that
stood against the government during those
years. That is AsDaxv JoHssos,s. idea Of
patriotism and honesty; that his peculiar
mode OF making treason odious.r
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low TIE ms.

Gov. Stone is posted to speak at Keo'
sauqua on Friday. Aug. oath.
Judge T. S. Wilson is The reconstructed
candidate for Judge in the Ninth Judicial
District.
-Gipsies are part of the recently imported
furniture of Davenport There are camps oil
them on both sides of the river See Ga
2ette
Several hundred negroes from Cincin.
matt have passed up the river in the employ
Of the North.W Western Packet to take
the place of the Striking hands of that
Company. row may come of it.
The Executive Committee of the Iowa
aud Minnesota Railroad, in a card in the
LEICESTER, state that this road is so far fixed
TACT that the contract has been let from lndi.
anola to Ames
An exchange says suit brought by the
Z. ). ST. Panl K. K. Co., at vin,on.
against s. P. Vsnatta for the amount of sub-
scripsion Of defendant towards the building
of said road was decided in favor of the
plaintiffs. So whoever promises aid to rail-
roads must prepare to perform.
A little daughter OF Mr.. tanning, living
near Council Bluffs, was killed BY lightning
one night last week She was lying upon
the floor, with the door Of the room standing
open, and. strange to say. althoakh several
other members of the family were in the
room .. the tame, she was the only person
injured. No damage was done to the build
ing.
The Fayette County Record saws
"Miss Lottie Robinson, of this place, was
somewhat startled few days ago while
breaking hens egg, to see small snake
about six inches long and Is large a. : n;p4
stem, come out with the yolk. The egg was
common hen egg, the yclk perfect. ana the
snake coiled up in the white Of the egg.
he snake is bottled up aad on exhibition I.
Robinson d Waterbury's drug store. We
nave seen It, and can vouch for the truth of
what We say. We regard it as one of the
most singular freaks of nature, we'll worth
the investigation of the naturalist"
it-rhe Muscatine Journal says Of Tbo1n..
70 aon' OF Davenport: tsIt seems thu. M
h0r'ossss y candidate for sou,s ooice N
.co.. county, and some Of his friends th;nt
II WIN knock his pins from under him e 4 :.
generally believed that be had bowed -.
.nee to ANDY. Hshs people Of Scot, co.n,v |
No n0@ $40" tAst Mr.. Thurinrson =. g,
'onnsonizing the party only : few mo.,h.
sso, 'ney must have very short memoirs.
II they DO no. know that he is -, nr;y..s,.
Boosting ths. b IGNORE po~srfai With Ana,
Than JaksssssAat, hey arsnoe % veil $500
Y see4a cssRAy politics - ,bs, ,wesas - Z
somebody didn't throw dir. ii theis syea,
Assad William, sho.. ,prn.n. /.
h.Tsss vsht gsse . lfichscAs q $50 -.
ssdal fsr Riss.yet the Feniss in,..;o.
William q editor Of IT, Council Bias. ~.
psrea. H ~ bAse ss;,s.sly ,s.es...s.s
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Peece Hath it, yictories-
n pssvpet y sosSs~ 4,sssss Is esd ssAisv neat;
and y surely y bullet and bsycsst vH destrov, -
su,say IN HesrsrfaR1 BIrTEss Syss,s and PR
long ifb.
This 10 the most trying period Of the yesr The stsni
na oftAs strongest yisids more lee 70 the eoannis
tsapssstufs 81 msdsunmse. yigor ccsss ffom svery
pore. ne strength Of posses gay in invisible
por nd 1et~ yomxn becomss rsiaxsd asd servslsss.
Il vssto met aaeh dineaases ,sAs Eealatles RttgD
ssss si.ss b soseS Isl to pssvess ~ s,ii esass-
quenes to which An embraced. depleted dstAlatsa
ssaissos y nsbss dat tAey ssrsssuaends1 Dsx-
NEE Tonic Tor boh aexss Oh people die Of exhausps
DAY. vo riss. hare kspt 4ssfh y ny Soe year,
70 cons BY occadoual resort 70 this povssfui saA
harmless vegetable stoaschis
nins-tsnths VI The COMMUNITY, rich we'll - poor,
swAco~sipssIly. Nts~s hasAs srs psemgsssd thsir
brains busy snd bad work !. ~ Depressing y tbs
ts essrgies y muscular toll But tone thssystsp Sih
Hoststt<rs ters end tbs and tear OF bustnsss IT,
will be comparatively unflt In the most OPPRESSIVE
vesshsr No langof Wi Be expsrtsaesd, tor sfass
The vital forces expended they yin b recruit ssd
renewed BY this healthfui restorative A. In
visont it IL InAispens.bs 70 yeung and old Sold eve
rywAsrs. ldA.-iv
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~ RI6IsAL sorfcg To Bling Lacind. BIZ
~ ings, Anhs walker. Buckingham wm
keixh es Co. avail, RogsrsA Co Lavue Sanders
Co. Vim Rutdck. II Wood xsra Rachael Lypea. "
. Lynch, William Edwards. Urieh, Burrpws exec-
strix. &c " Reed, " D+Pau~. Connabl- smytb,
knight. Wesley : nj LIT. Jno " RanHiu Ino Mcnune
whitney. executor. Ac.. Ad Hine, Hugh kennedy II
y aistead and " sAsah, aud c Dangherfy Clara kui
dick Eliza Rnddick, exscrrin, Kate Ktiia, Moprr
amy RHddict, Mary kuddick, May Ruddick. William
Radtick, and jesse Radd * defendants
fou and Zach Of you hereby notified that there
Ole in the Clerks Office OF tbs District Court Of
L~e County 1o~a. 1t Keokuk. petition fn equity Of
John bsrttAm, aGanst you csiming Is agalnst
ron, Billings, upon your three FromisssFY notr@ Civ.
en- tn said plaintiff. = the OF Ffyseren hundred
and T~t ntyhvs DoArt 1851 81 and pr cent inter
foreclosure OF crtsia mortsnge mad. by said Pill
lines TO plaintiff dated 10Th Jane 1885 upon the Il Of
x section twenty (oL and the Z Of = section
81 49, Township sixty%n te6 Range ave t5] Also the
Of the Il section tweive fl21, and The v y oil
section two "a, township sxty-sx tosl, Range
ciosare ~ certain indemnify ing mortgage mad. by
said Billings tc II " Riding npon part. of Lots !
snd In Block thirteen iiSl Keokuk &c County Iowa
Known as the Ahen~um property. also givsn sefasG
the payment Of the tgaE- frst above described and
the poes therein named and aid petition prsys for the
sItnxushmsnt Cd the -qnity OF redemption md r gr.
eral re ief And the aid 1sding IL hereby notified
that an Injunction hss been sstj suit
ing him from satis,ing osnceDg said latter mort.
gage made 10 him.
And ron must each aytear snd answer said petition ty
to s~ held At Ksokuk, the second Monday II sap
tsmb-r, 1858, or judgment prayed fr will he had
therein. II. GgTr HOW'LL
jyz7 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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E9AL EoTICE--To WIN. 2. Turner and Harriet
IL VI Turner fou hereby notified thar there ia
hle In the once Of tho Clerk the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, st Keokuk petition OF Julia
Van Ness, execntrix of the estate Of g. Van Meas de-
Ceased, claiming Of you. the said VIM " Turner ueg-
m-nfsor the srm Of Nineteen Hundred DoIsrs As mon
against both of you the foreclosure Of mortgage pop
Let .. Block lo7, City Of E~sknk Lee Csruntv iowa
notsr
unless appsas thsteto and defend before noon Of
the second day OF the next said District nnrt
70 be r0mmenced on the MONDAY IN stnt.r her
1855 Judgment and decree will be ren.rd apain.t xo
~ defanH kAN1IN MfCRsPy
- lump, oo cn.l @4 At Atty. fer Piain.ta
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ARIaisAL NOTICE To Billing. LBoinda RiI-
~ ngs, - sr.tfn4 IN. RIerr.v q b
rard C A sooh ed. tire. =. n usi.,.a a.
Greet J v Sarah and u DsuRhef4 NJ
Hins A J Whita-y. executor, Jno kbiEhf
rune Fd sards Turner, c Depsuw, Turner,
agnss, &e.- Connabie snyth Burrows, eIeeutri1,
kii1s Raddiek ~ido~. Robf Rndick, Kate Kitele, l.
More Amy pndasck Mary Ruddieh M@y Rutdick, Vim
Rnddck and Efxs Ruddick Administrator and jesse
Ruddiek, def-nd.nts
Yen sod u you hereby no~f that therets no~
Gle in the Clerks chrce ~ the Dfstiet casrs o.
Io~H at geokuk petit 10 egni'y n Hiram Bst1ey,
sgatrst You claiming Judgment against you III
ng- upon yoar Sin prcfasry notes, gFtH 70 the order
81 siibourDs, the property a piAnth- by ~
signm-tt. for the Of Phyorr hahfred Dollars,
and ten pr interest," and axsnst all said deiens
praying for the foreclosure of certain gaze,
made by said KlliDss 10 W Kiibourne dated June
IS 1885, upon the Of the o. section twelve fi2l.
and th@ X Of the u ofsestion twaf2 al In 10,
si1 ~ VI also the a section nineteen tis),
r sixty seven fsT), 3 rx % VEST
Nos yo1 nst esch appear And said petition
~ ~ the second day or the n sii Court
TO be held Eeoknk. the second Of sertsn
bsr Isos Judgment sill oe bad therein prayed for
w default II SCOTT WELL,
: Rev stamp 50 cts Atty for Plaintiff.
jy2Td
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nRlGINAb HoTINE-To Efwnrd Dillon defendant
~ You hereby notified tha there now on file in
ths Cefkt ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa. At heok nh. petition Of Hiram Barney. claiming
JUDGMENT axsinst vow Etward Dillon for the sum OF
Six Hundred Dollars, upon your mortgage Cha.
Mason, rpon the following described premises wit
Lot ten o Block eie hty I've ts6 Mason's Lower Adj
ditch @ keokuk, in H. County. Io1a and against
al praying for the foreclosure Of .nid
sale Of aid premiseE eed OF ali
ant 10 same TO pay on said debt the extiuguhment OF
oil equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Nov must appear and said petition By noon
of the second day - the Of Court tn be
held the second Mansay Of September 1865 on tudg
mept Will be bad therein, prayed Tor by defant
&C TIT HOWELL
JyH-d attorney for Plaintiff
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CoIGAfk,s ARshArlc vtGgrasLE SOAP,
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
sseessbis Oils In oonbinssion With Glyesrinsi
80 especially desgued for the use Of ladies and or
tAe H.rssry. Ia perfume 10 exquisite, and tn
Ing properties sarvalisd vor sale BY ell drurwsrss.
febi3d&wlv
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IhRiGtAAL AefH E-Te Benjamin Y. enmes defsn-
~ dsht You are hereby notified that th4fs il row
On NE In the cierks eee cfthe District Gcar o. lee
Uounty, Iowa. ~ keokuk. petition IL Hiram Bafnty
claiming Judgment against you, Benjamin Gamer
for the sum Of Six nndr~d Dollar npou yonr mortgage
made to Charles Mason, npon the following described
premises. t sit Lot four a. Block one hundred ard
fourt en- 1i4a Aasonrs Lower Addition to the Gig Il
H-nkuk, In les County, Iowa, and - agsins. yun all
PAytnE FOR ths OF said he sae II
said premises freed of all Interests Of said defendants in
same u pay on said dsht the eHtingeishnient Of all
equity ~ redemption, and for general relief
Now you must appear ard said p tian hy noon
Of the second day 81 the term q said Court 10 he
held on the second Monday Of September 1894 judy
ment viii be hal thsren, NJ PRAYED for, by detanit
H. sc TIT HOWELL,
so cts Q Stamp Attorney for Plain til
iyTd
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legal Offices.
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O010IUAL Notice.

O1101uAL NOTICE.
- 4 49, II 0SseS, ts In the District Court a
- wv 49, 9o8ukF
0sorss ". nNt9gR, Plaintiff. ~ Louisa J. MesanewI
Adnini.ssstsfx - % setsts Of Benjsmin Msssinser
decsssed, dsfendsness
NOTICE y sbefsby given, to the defendant
!. es!?esboys ssTsd th.s petition in civil setsos
ss 1d1 vssAsd IN behalf Of the above named Plaintiff
against and claioinG order and decree for ~
Als under spefta execution by virtue decree rem
dersd n - Court, In the u George Me.ssnsse
8osngef ~ tsn acses In ths southeast eorneei
Of The southwest garter n the north west ouartsr n
section ~ = tcv Bshsp o. wes, Lee County Iova
ths s to ~ Of the Town OF Messsf gervile
tbersfrom % nucb Of lid follows all tn Iots
In blocks g. and aid town. and the st. eseeI
and alleys s~d blocks and ots and from mel
proceedr Of sid ssae tAere BE- pid plaintiff sum al
&oo and interest found due by sid decree And uni
less yon appear ard make deense thereto before pconI
o. tht second dsy Of ts OF said Court to CORE
M nee on the second Monday 81 septembes 1866 judy
nen will b rendered inst yon praped fof in sad
petition ROBERT II. GILMORE
ty28Aw Atty for Plaintiff
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EGAL NOTICE.-To A. l.. Deninp and
- Cieghorn, trnstees for thense ives, AID \ II
H>rrfson, James II Holsey. FORD and D " FORD
Wells NOAH Greeley, David Gum o Davis sidney b
Root, Caroline Root, Elihr Guam, v X Ford SEP L
knnons, Potter LINN, Plume, Pnmeise L stsrrett
Mysss knisey, Alexander. Lomax Michael
BusheJ, James Hsnna. Graves, A Hosm.r Mary st<e-
ley Curti' execntor OF the estate Of ofM white
Johnston, executor OF the Of m royr~nce
deceased, Eastman, Baak Of Old Dominion, Albert
Wells ytssc Matty, Hui.ksmp. Abner Reeves Henry
1ovle. Hiram Barney, fentnsn Robinson b Co E'gar
Thompson, Thonlss Dsvs Charlotte sullivan VIM OIL.
ii,s, stoddArd, Vim X L Rnddick, Thomas Pag EFT
Stevenson, Meybmg Bro. Fict lin Lucas W
Miller, q keyrps, Howell. phinney Peter
kichef, sorla CieniesLing, Hcrnsht
You snd each Of yeu ber-hy potiEef there 10
hi- Ia the oce Of the Clerk District Court
Of Lee county, Iowa At Port Msdson petition Of VIM
Dunn, claiming Of ycs. the raid D.uing ard J "
Cieghern, trustee, Ae the OF nine on,snd and
nine dollars snd ten per cent per interest from
October 18th, 1855, money due On reriAn mortgage
md slso PRAYING against ali OF ths foreclosure Of
said uortSaSe, and the sale Of tbs following ortxaxed
property for the payment Of sad dtt to.vit Ninety
acres Cd the as side Of the quarter Of
thirty -four Gal In township sixty Ave @ north range
sve Ia vest and the undivided BALI Of rernsir
der OF ssd northwest quarter Of section a. all 10 Lee
county, Iowa
the second day Of th- o. said District Court
ment and decree will be reud-rd sgaint you thereon
by default RANKIN MecRtRY
Rev nue. stamp 50s Atty's for Plsintir
I'D
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NOTICED Jonathan

II Y JOhtth6n
- shirk, defendant. You ara hereby notified tbat
there 10 now on file 10 the csrks oce 81 the Drfrct
Court Of Lee County lows at Keohuh petition OF nj
ran barney. Ginning judgment against You Tor n.
sum Of Ponr Hundred Dollars with per cent inter
est, upon youf HsftEAges mads TO Charles Mason 81
Of september lse upon TIE foioving described premi
So, TO VII: h-f ". " q the N W. e Of section
twenty, tn tovnshsp arDaE, north range III
west in Lee County iowa and a. gainst you. prsyns
for the foreclosure Of said mortga the sale OF ssd
premises freed Of al tsres OF said defendst In same
TO pay OF af sad dsht the extirgushmeut all EQUITY
u redemption, aud for general relief
Now you must appear and answes said petition b.
moan Of the second day of the said Court
70 be held on the second Monday OF SEPTEMBER 1895 %
{ndgmfnt viii be had theveta Yrsyed by default
jyITd AIRY or Pl.lnti6
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COLLECTION OF DOUHrIEs.

mere be lap lsats and water raia. x.s.r,
snseves and ianast.,ieves," said the caut;ous
venetian usurer; and had his ken embraced
the present, he could have AdAea & t,;s.,5S,;.,
those land-sharks of claim Agents Who 49,,
the soldiers and convert Bounty into beo.-
Very shyioeka are they, thu II they 10 * *,
seek the poand Of eesh are Is inSio,,aaes {.
axterton = he NAsy Of thess asys -.
punhsAsd ~ the Department 1t Washinr.o.,
ana VIII not be permitted to prosecute claim.
Let soAdisn have Hoase On thu scor.
Don't be caught BY clsp>tnp circular, from
aaknorn and irrsspensibls Eastern cle;.
agents. Put your case in the hand, Of =.
specialize lArser known toyes, a. to whom
1e.pous'O'e parties refer you. There are
such As'e asd elsewhere. Taey c.n 80
claims through the, sDepasu,ns..; - q.
promptly ~ Eastern agents, and n. r
= much the safest for thu boys il bIn. = !.
have earned we'll aliths iioney thew Mn -. Io
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-09

-Hcn. Reuben Noble, Who ysas =, =.
on AHA strange coda has retained Is ~.
kepubiicAn fold. He attended The recen,
Convenden n tAs loth Judicial DISTRICT ma
apppoTa isMMy su1ieal sctioa. u
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