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A "Trichnaed. Governor.

The Newark Journal is a little steep on
that dirty blatherskite, Governor of Indi-
ana-MoRToN. ''There is no greater hypo-
erite or ioafer than this same MORTON, in
any gubernatorial chair in the Union--and
that Is saying a great deal, when we think
OF some of them. This MORTON exhibited
his "loyalty" during the war by an untir-
ing devotion to commissary whisky, by
his public familiarity with a female to
whom he gave a military commission, by
inducing the military to control the ballot
box, by arresting men for voting the Dem
ocratic ticket, and by excusing the fraud
of a Massachusetts, regiment in voting
twenty-three times at Indianapolis, upon
the plea that "such an trreglldfty was bet
ter than allowing the Copperheads to carry
the State" rll. ..,.rtt, t.t,T- tt
This same Radical orator, becoming de-
bilitated by his "loyalp indulgences, was
kindly furnished a vessel by the War De-
partment, at public expense, to go abroad
for the benefit Of his health, in company
with that other ''loyal" debauchee, the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania"
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Unreliable NIercenaries.

The battle, on the 18th ult., in the vicini-
ty ofCamargo, Mexico, between 1000 troops
of the MACMILLAN army and 1000 of the
Liberals, (Mexicans) resulting in the cap
ture of special train, worth $4,000, 600,
which the former were endeavoring to get
to the coast for shipment to France; also
the entire train of $50 wagons, with ten
mules to each; also the whole Imperial
force of l,600, killed, wounded and missing,
save about $50, who escaped the slaughter,
by running away-such battle must, nee
essarily, prove result greatly disastrous to
the cause of NAPoLEoN's impudent Aus
trian .pretender; and, more especially,
when it is borne in mind that considerable
portion of the Imperial army was COM
posed of MericdHs, who, in the midst of the
fight, turned upon their olon officers and his
foreign command, and aided the Liberal
side in cutting them to pieces thus dem
onstrating that native Mexicans can not be
safely suborned to aid a foreign invader to
conquer and appropriate their own coun-
try.
MAMMALIAN is, unquestionably, in bad
strait. How to stay where he is, or how to
get away to where he belongs, must be Sc
riously perplexing. We fail to see how he
will be able to do either safely; and, in
view of the almost certainty that all Eu-
rope will soon be engaged in a terrible con-
f1ict of arms, it is evident that the longer
he holds on to his tlimsy Mexican crown
the more insecure will be the bauble and
the head that wears it.
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A A2O.OOO Robbery.

Five men, obthe 20th, opteretl the house
Of Mr.. NELSON, Of Hnron county, Ohio,rep-
reseuting to the family that they were
government detectives, one of them wear
ing star. They said TO NELsoN that there
had been an extensive robbery Of govern
ment bonds, and they had got ON the track
Of the property, The numbers Of the miss
ing bonds were ln Their possession, and un-
derstandlug that he had large number Of
bonds In his possession, It was their duty
to examine them and compare numbers.
Thereupon they ordered him TO open the
safe. Overawed. he complied; the party
carefully examining the bonds. which they
claimed were what they were In search OF.
and pocketed the whole. They then pro-
ceeded to place hand-cuGs on NELSON, bis
wife and three hired men, as government
prisoners and ordered them all to sit still.
"The officers" then secured the 'stolen"
bonds, and also confiscated the gold as part
Of the proceeds of other bonds probably
sold, and withdrew for consultation, strict
ly charging the manacled party TO remain
quietly in their seats.
10 is scarcely necessary TO state that the
''ofiicers" did not come back. The hand
cuffed victims waited until late at night
and then, hearing no summons to proceed
to jail, the conviction dawned on their
minds that they had been sold at very
costly price. The alarm was given and the
services Of a blacksmith secured to unrivct
the chains, but in the meantime the rob-
bers had hcd, leaving not single trace
behind. tI..fFf
This is very novel piece of villainy-
but this is an age OF novel crimes, of all the
grades, challenging all the past for their
equals in extent and monstrosity.
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An Illustration of the Scheme,

As showing up the extent of the scheme
of the Journal clique to control things, we
give few samples of the working of the
new system of representation.
Last year the Second ward had too dele
gates. This year it will have seuen, being
.dUe votes more than before. On the other
hand, Madison, Randolph and Jefferson
townships, having had fge votes each last
year, have only tloo this year.
Under the rule this year, Dayton and
German township alone, or Dayton and
Miami, can nominate the whole ticket
Dayton has forty four votes, and Miami and
German each eight. Fifty-two votes con.
stitnte majority.
Splendid scheme! But the boys from tn,
country and the people in town, not in til,
secret. will burst this grand plan. MARI
our t0ordsf gu
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The Dry Tortugas Prisoners.

MIR. w. WHITE, who was sent prisoner
from Virginia to the island of Dry Tortu-
gas and was pardoned a short time since.
and released, after two years confinement,
on the charge of being spy, has related
some particulars of the treatment of the
more notable of the military victims who
are still there, dragging out miserable
existence - DR.. MUDD. SpANGLER and AR
MOLD.
Mr.. WHITE represents the doctors health
as being extremely frail, and II is question:
able If he can survive the summer. OF
course, as he was sentenced there purposely
to suffer slow, consuming, cruel death, it
is matter of utter indifference to the des-
pots at Washington how soon he goes or
how long he will last. SPANGLER and AR
MOLD are quite well, and even their confne-
ment does not seem very seriously to affect
their general physical or mental well be-
ing. .ttE It
He says that these prisoners are COM
PEELED to rise at five O'Clock, A. NJ. after
breakfasting at seven, go out to work, and
are employed at cutting and carrying stone
to build the fort until twelve o'clock, when
one hours intermission is allowed, the
work being resumed at one p. NJ, and con-
tlnued until five O'Clock. On rainy days
no work is required. The same rations is
sued to the United States soldiers is distrib-
uted to the prisoners, and, though coarse is
abundant and wholesome in quality He
represents the island as sterile and depress-
ing in appearance, but as cooled by re-
freshing sea breezes, and the condensed
water used is palatable and healthy. He
further says marked improvement in the
treatment of the prisoners has been institu-
ted by the officers and soldiers of the 10th
United States regular infantry, who re-
lieved the former garrison of negro SOL
diers. tJAEIra4t Ef EE. wa Z
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Another Chnngn ol rrnnt.

Where is the call for the Abolitlon Com
ventioni Changed front agalni What Is
20 be tile next ruleof representation How
mnch win the city baveY
VIII the gentlemen please allow us a
suggestion To the vote for Cox ought to
be added the freedmen also, as proper
basis of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES called
darkies, 'colored phssons" or niegers. This
throwing on ON ones friends Is shabby.
Besides, the prepondeancc Of darkies being
In nayton win largely increase the Dayton
influence. Let this be attendcdto IN the cali
that is said to be forthcoming.
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Retribution.

The telegraph brought the news, this
morning, that the notorious. the utterly in
famous Jim Ldhe"-the Kansas Border
Rufian," Freedom Stricken" murderer,
assassin, horse-thleE rowdy, blackguard and
poltroon-driven to desperation, through
the influence of some internal incarnation,
had, with amethod in his madness, cheated
the gallows fciyil Justice of Its Legitimate
victim, aud taken his o,oa iVei
TRUrn is MIGHTY, AND RRrRIBuTrvE
JUSTICE CERTAIN fe nIfsF II-e
Are there not few other murderers. as
sassins and robbers, yet desccrating the
peaceful earth, about ready to follow their
file-lcadcr? 81
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The Mexican LOan--What's at the
ROttOm


In this meal-tub-the proposed loan of
$20,000000 to $50,0O0,00O, to poor Mexico,
by THAD. STEVENS 81 Co,-the re is an i'm
mense cat hidden, with the most specu-
lating kind of claws. We hear from Wash
ington that it is to be, if successful, the
basis of an immense private enterprise, in
which Gems. FREMONT and BEN. BUTLER are
the engineers, aided by divers other Radi-
cal outsiders, with THAD. STEVENS on the
floor, as their attorney, to "put it through. y
This combination of corruptionists and
public plunderers are well aware that so
long as the present Government of Mexico
exists, their speculations will not be worth
cent. The moment the United States in
tervenes in the manner proposed by THAp.
STEVENS, they will be able to sell any
number of shares in their enterprise nj
very high figures, and thus their specula-
tions win become Immediately profitable,
If the matter should result, as they wish
and desire, in war, and If it should termin-
ate, as they hope, in the aquisition OF
Lower California and Sonora to the United
States, each one of the spectators would
realize princely fortunes. Such is the
motive of the scheme now presented to
Congress. .fltftf
1t is very true, the people are now allow
ed no say in the manner in which their
money is scattered about, by this infamous
Congress, or consulted, in any way, when
great public interests are hazarded; but,
STILL by way of keeping posted. and en-
Joymg the varieties Of the Congressional
sporting season, it may be well for us all to
keep an eye on such little loyal matters as
this.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


MAYORS OFFICE, May 49, 1866
TO the Citizens Of Dayton:
In compliance with "A request made by the Pres
ident and members OF the City Board OF Health
and many other citizens of the city L. JON ATTAIN
kENNEf Mayor OF Dayton, Ito issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS: There is Just cause to believe that
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us, and Tor the purpose of being prepared in
or small PoX, the owner, tenant, hea of family
or proprietor OF any house, building within the
limits OF the city, is required by the law and Ordi-
nance OF the CITY, TO have, or permit, as it
any person in about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases, such rs small pox
or cholera, yellow flag to be put up IN u promi
nent and conspicuous place on the premisest:
near. Any person guilty of dsplacng any such
nag until the cause for putting ii there is entirely
removed, will be liable TO fine of $50 and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats and
all keepers of boarding houses taverns and cof-
fee houses, are required in accordance with sec
ton one, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases. to report, in writing, to the Mayor
without delay, every case which may to their
existing within the limits or vicinity of the city
together with the names and residence. OF each
such case.
1t Is also required that the parents heads OF
families VIII have the members of their family
that has not been, In the opinion of their family
physician require 1t, vaccinated possible
All persons having any malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his, her their rooms, and
expose themselves on the public streets 20 into
any house where persons viii be in danger of tax
ing said disease before they shall have received
certificate from some hysician, that they are past
any danger OF contagiOn are liable, ON conviction
TO pay line Of not less than ten than flfty
dollars JONATHAN KENNEY.
m19 Mayor of Dayton.
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What the Peonle PAY.

1t is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment that the total receipts of Government,
exclusive of loans, for the fiscal year end
ing the Both ult, will reach upward OF
$552O000O0 divided as follows: From in
ternal revenue, s3l5,OOOOO0; from direct
tax, s2oOO,OOO; from customs, $4,000, 600 /;
from miscellaneous sources, $65,OOO,OOO;
from sales of public lands, $s75,OOO; total,
S552675,OO0.
To run this abolition Government, and
pay the bills Of this dlsunion Congress, for
one year, the people, the taxpayers. are
plundered to the tune of over .dve hundred
and Jitty-tiOo and a half millions Of dollarsi
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A CouRr TO CoNvIUr.-A Washinpt,

A Court TO CoNvIcT.-A Washington
special to the Cincinnati Gazette thus al
ludes to that charlatan, Judge UNDER
wooD: .tllu
''The Judge freely expresses the opinion,
that If the proper measures are taken by
the Government Davis win be convicted on
his trial next October"
Who believes that in such Court JEPF
DAVIS would stand the ghost OF chance
for an impartial, fair and legal trialS I'M
questionably, SO far as the Court can have
a say or exert Its influence, his case is al
ready prejudged. u... lail
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Notice to Bridge Builders,

AUDir0R's OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co., oHI0,l
DAYTON, June 10, 1865.
SEALED proposals for building Bridge over
- Wolf Greek, Perry Township, will be received
until noon on Saturday, July z, 1886 The Commits
II they think proper. The plan and specifications
are 10 be seen at this ofice j. w. DIETRICH.
jnl6daw1w Auditor Montgomery COunty,O.
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This is the farcical termination to the call
for the republican convention. It was
thought this little piece of soft-soap would
grease the documentsutiiciently for an easy
swallow. But it was no go.
VERY truly your friends in the cause OF
the unionW Rich, positively and unqual-
iiiedly richl At time, too, when the I'm
ion wants to be reconstructed, and aboli-
tiOn managers refuse to let it be.
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Ex-Governor Morton's illness does moi
surprise his friends. He comes from the
Burnt District.-IRd. Herald.
Burnt ON the back, or otherwise p Gin
cinndH Enquirer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-03

"AH UNCONDITIONAL Union" PARTY
Sustaining disunion Congress in keeping
eleven States out Of the Unioni
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Mr.. jerks HOWARD, proof reader of the
Detroit Post was arrested a day or two
since on the charge of having committed a
murder on the steamer Bell Memphis, about
two years ago. lie was at one time Pro-
vost Marshal in the Southwest, and has
also filled other positions of responsibility
in the employ of the National Government,
but denies this crime.
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DIR. E. CONWAY,
S URGEON DENTIST,

llAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third, to SECOND STREET, would respect
mlly inform his friends and patrons, that he is now
prepared TO render his professional services 10 all
hho may desire them, at his Office on SECOND
STREET, opposite the Dayton National Bank.
aDr III -3md
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. Il. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs
days, March 81 April II; May II; July 8; Aug. 81;
Sept. 10; Oct 1S. ~ i'0 -
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS.
March Q; April 1S; May 49, July 0; Aug. 10: Sept
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
NJ March 10 April IA; May 10; July I; Aug II Sept
In SPRINGFIELD at the Wills House. on
Thursdays March IS; April 10; May "a; July IL:
Aug. 16; Sept, 20; Oct. %,
DIR. CONE has had Offices In each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured MANY
Patients, in each of the above places he can give
the best of references in each place as to his skill
DR.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; hut ii
those who consult hinidesire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that viii last patient from four TO six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address DIR. H. CONE
iAat--. rr-. COLUMBUS, OHIO. e.
noy2B-diy s# f 81
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HORACE WHITNEY, AuctiOmeer,
DAYTON. OHIO.

WILL cry sales In town or country, for the old
w priee-tlO for large sales and t5 for. smalle I
ones. ju9d2w
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SUPREME JUDoE,
THos. M. KEY, of Hamilton.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
First District--Jeremiah Keirsted.
Second District--R. X. Cox. jun.
Third District-ColonelC G. j. Beam.
Fourth District--George II. Dawson.
Fifth Districts. $. Snyder.
Sixth District--John G.. Doran.
Seventh District--Jobn q. Thompson.
Eighth Dstrict--,Jonas Smith.
Ninth District--Judge a. Kramer.
Tenth District--J. NJ. Hagg.
Eleventh District--J. w. Newman.
Twelfth District-Dr. Wayne GriswOld.
Thirteenth District-John 4. Follett.
Fourteenth District-John 7. Jeffries.
Fifteenth District-M. ID. Follett.
sixteenth District--Charles Ill. Miehnier
Seventeenth District---Charles b. Aten.
Eighteenth District-GeneralJ j. w. Fitch
Nineteenth District--Jenerson Palm.
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state Ticket and state Central
Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


TN pursuance of nm order of the Probate Court OF
Montgomery County, ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, on
Saturday. June 80, 1866,
Between the hours OF two and 1our O'Clock p. M. 4,
upon the premises, six miles west of Germantown
on the county line road the following deserted d
real estate, situate in said county of Montgomery,
to-wit: beginning eleven poles and three links
from the section line east of the southwest corner
OF the southwest quarter of section No. six, town
ship three, and of range four east; thence north
hvo degrees, twenty poles, TO corner; thence
north eighty five degrees east sixteen poles to a
corner; thence south i've degrees, east twenty
poles TO corner; and thence sonth eighty five
degrees, west sixteen poles TO the place Of begin
ming, containing two acres of land.
There Is upon the premises q good dwelling
house, stable and other out buildings, aud gene
raj variety of bearing ruit trees, etc,
The premises have been appraised at -four hum
dred dollars, and cannot sell for less than twe-
thirds OF that amount. .s
Terms of sale-One- third cash one third In one
year, and third In two years from day OF sale
with interest, to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises, JOSEPH WILSON, ~
administrator of Henry Witters deceased.
GkoRaK W MOYRR, Attorney. ma5dbwF
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SECRETARY OF STATE,
GEN. BENZ. LIE FEvRE, OF shelby.
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
VIM. LARWILL, of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
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sumptIye and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find Iroehes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieyin
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs The 1rocAes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testjmoniais
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proped Their
enicacy ny test Of many years, each year finds
theIa IN new localities In various parts of fhe
world and the 7Foches are universally pronounced
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES," and do not take any of the Wort5iess In 4
tctiohs that may be offered ' ''7
Sold every where in the United States and For
elRh COUNTRIES ht 90 cents per box. oc25-tm
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EsEALBNG DBXEMRNE

Or SAMUEL GILBERT
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Cll9ncnTy Salp,

~ accordance with decree, rendered 18th Of
Il June 1866. by the Chancery Court for the
If District Of Kinds county, In the case OF Hill
lizard. Summers Il Co., and ;. 3. Newman,
Compmnants, against William Evans, De
GTdanf will offer for sale to the highest bider
for casb. on SATURDAY. the 18th day of
August next. in front of the Capitol, in the city
of jackson, the following described tract OF
land, situated in the county Of binds. and con-
.1iuiuc. BY estimate, three hundred and forty,
CALICO acres. more or less, to-wIt;
Refining at q point in the Livingston
RoaL in the line between Sections u and "a,
opposite the Rose Hedge, in the line between
mis- tract and lands conveyed by Nlham
Hardeman to George L. Potter, AID running
west. %, So chains to the southwest corntr OF
he cast hslf Of the southeast quarter Of Sec
tion 0s and running thence north 0deg. 8 min,
vest. T9. 95 chains to the northern boundary 81
.er.tion %. at the northwest corner OF the east
half of the northeast quarter OF section 70,
Indrunning thence south SO deg. 20 min. east,
l1 rs chain to the corner Of section " and e,
rt,,n.e south 50 deg. east, AZ, 50 chains to the
RaiI, a nj. thence with course Of Railroad SOU b
70 deC. sd min west, AZ, 50 chains to the corner
If the land conveyed by William Hardemsn to
George l.. Potter, thence with the line OF said
potter north ST deg. 81 min. wes' 81, o. CHAINS
70 the corner opposite the Rose heoge, tnence
with the line OF SAID FotteI aIons eau ~ most
uaise sollth tieg. 10 min. east, 80, SO chains
- the beginning, all in township ., range
,ssf. and containing, by estimate, 04O S4-lOV
acres more less.
1,ba ,bove is q very valuable tract OF lana "
10 rv;ts;T, about two miles of the city Of Jack
.oSS The title is believed to be perfect.
WA WILLIAM YERGER, DR.,
Commissioner.
July 8, 1865. oVos'
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F,f,y DOIIars Reward

WILL be paid for the apprenresn1sionn 5 ana
w deliver Of HENRY MCLEAN, con,
Wet, who escaped from the Peniteneafy VI
the night Of july "a, 1866. ,ro rirc,,i,
Said convict was sentenCru ~ tHo ;r11i-eis
- '1'' q. L. DONALD,
jv25d3t6wA. s11pt. Mss. Penitentlary'
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Tan Yard and Farm for SAFE,
IN CARROLL COUNTY

THE undersigned offers for sale his excellent;
i iy arranged Tan Yard, near Carrollton, II
Guiding two and one-half acres, good shelters
tools, and about 100 pieces of leather in TN :
900 acres of first rate upland, three miles
south east from CarTollton, on the Walden
and well. and we'll timbered. He will SELL
CROP. stock and implements. Possession givns
immediately. Titles perfect.
te5dSw3m. JAS. .. ROlELAb'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
5000 RE " ARD.

C,TOIEN from my Stables, on the night OF
= the 21st inst, deep bay horse, II .L or y
wears old black name and tail, well formed
rather light built, small star in the iorehe as
sidpnpaT The lower part Of the flank, or IN
Ches long. -. ,,,1os = ar
Also, at the same time, Two mare u uIei' ,t OF
wears old, dark brown, gear marks ana pom PIN
branded with letter on the leIt sue VI ~
neck: one Of them has 4 small S branded on me
rear rear point Of the lefr hip. and fracture with
a piece broken out ofthe left side Of the Ilsh'
front noof. J.. a., front NJ
the Tigbt fore hoof, running from top to bot
tom. ,,,
The mules and horse are medium size
The above Reward will be paid Tor inc s ap,
prehension of the thief and dc VERY 90, o. -. Us
animals. or $50 90 for the delivery Of me AMI
mails 10 the undersigned near Madison Station
Madison county, Miss, --7oe co1rNIAN
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