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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05


IMPORTANT DECISION Sales for
Confederate money, in Confederate
times will be executed now; party
must content himself with getting
back the value of his Confederate
money. ..
Judge Thomas has just delivered
an able opinion in one Of the most
important cases that ever came
before our county, the property in
controversy being estimated at
500, 900 in value. The facts
briefly are these: In January, 63,
Mr.. Robert Bulling contracted with
Mr.. G. Lersner for the sale of the
magnificent estate, Boilingbrooke,
on Which he resides, situated in up
per Fauquier; the consideration was
to be Confederate Treasurey notes.
Lersner did not punctually fulfill
his engagement, to pay the money
in cash; the war terminated while
Lersner was still in defoult. Boil
ling then claimed that the default OF
Lersncr had relieved him from all
legal obligation to perform the
contract. Lcrsncr filed his bill Us
Boiling in the circuit court OF
Fauquier, praying decree for a
specific execution of the contract.
The points of the defence were,
tho default of the plaintiff, Lersner,
in failing to pay all the purchase
money, associated with the gross
inadequacy of the price, making it
inequitable to decree a specific
performance of so hard and uncon-
scjonable a bargain. Judge Thomas
sustained the position of the
defendant, Boiling, and rendered a
decree refusing execution OF the
contract and ordering it to be an
nullcd. 1t may be proper to add that
the principles upon which this decree
was rendered do not rest on any
political consideration, but are as
old and well-established as the court
of chanccry itself. The decision SO
far, We arc informed, gives general
satisfaction.
The case was very ably and at
great length argued by Col. ]. s.
Mosby and by Gen. W. I'll: Payne
for the defendant, and by Hon. j.
r. Tucker for the plaintiff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

An az the most innnoniial hnd
prominent citizen, have slgnol The
cali
AuorstA, Sept 20 The llopub.
lioan 0f this morning contains ~
order from Gen. Pope, ordering M
election to be- held In Georgia, com.
mencing Tuesday, 9th October,
continuing three days atwhich reg
istcrcd voters may vote for conyon'
ton or against II also for delegates
TO constitute said convention, ~
case the majority Of voters so do
eide.
NoRrn PLATTE, via Omaha Sept.
l0.-The Commission held council
with "Spottcd Tail, " Turkey Log,
and other Chiefs to day,
The Indian ultimatum is, with
drawal ofaIl troops from the Powder
River country, and abandonment OF
Smoky Hill, Pacific Railroad They
also demand guns ammunitions and
presents,
Tho Commissioners will reply to-
morrow. War seems inevitable,
NEW YORK, Sept, 2O,-lludson
river steamboats, Dean Richmond
and Vanderbilt collidcd near Rond-
out ut o'clock this morning, Rich
mond sank In one hour, Vanderbilt
but little injured, Nine lives lost,
WASHINGTON, Sept, Alt is
urged upon Hancock at headqnar'
tors, that there is no immediate
necessity for his presenccin the 9th
District.
The President expresses conh-
dcncc that, Notwithstanding ap,,
pcarances, the elections South will
occur simultaneous.
New ORLEANS, 23.-According to
Republican figures, whole number
of deaths from yellow fever, from
tho commencement to Saturday
morning the 2lst inst, are l2l4'- :
Deaths for the "a hours ending at
6 o'clock Sunday morning, 60; to Q
o'clock this (Monday) morning, n,
being the largest number for any
two days since the epidemic began,
WASHINGTON, Sept. pa dis
patch from Lancaster says Stevens
is very sick, and supposed to be
dying.
Official returns of the registration
in Georgia. Whites, %, 1903 blacks
%, Az total, 1SS,72O.
New York, Sept. 23.-The Her
AIDS City of Mexico) special cor
respondent says Maximilian's body
arrived there. Marquee was seen
in the mountains making his way
to the coast. -.
LoNEoN, Sept. 23.-Consols DAG
Bonds 734. ..
FLORENCE, Italy, Sept. 22.-Gari-
baldi has issued an address an
nouncing that the time has come to
overthrow the tyranny of the Pope
and restore Rome to Italy, and give
the eternal city its ancient supre'
macy.
A royal proclamation has been
promulgated, warning al! Italians
against taking n part in the move
ment against Rome, which is de-
uounccd as a crime against the laws
of Italy and nations.
The proclamation threatens with
vigorous punishment all persons sc
offending.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 22.-Re-
turns from all but one county show
Haight's majority to be 7,O2l. To-
tai vote, eighty-two thousand.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch
from Rome states that the Pope has
publicly denounced the, proposed
sale of church land in Italy, and de-
clared the decree Of Italian govern
ment void.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

And sell them in the best markets IN the
world.
In his recent tour North no made extcn
siye arrangements for the sale Of these ar
tic cs, with some Of the best houses in New
York, Boston and Buffalo, the places that
consume more of them than all the other
places in the United States.
There are thousands Of hides thrown
away in Texas. Save them; they are mo-
ney. / will buy them and pay the money
for them, or secure you The best price that
AN be had.
JNO. NJ. CROCKETT,
July ~, ls67-a."tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

Es1This is truly The "ago If prgu~s,' arl the
American psaplearr, iryund doubt far al"si ~ all
others This is clrauy demonstrated by tho S"wins
Marhns-vhIeh Is strictly sIeaking an American In
Nrntion
In this branch of manufacture, the ENrlrr SWING
MACHINE ca. Office GId broadway, New York city
stani. prcon,ncnl, Their Improved Manufacturing
Marhue" has no rival II i built On sound uo'lon''
cal pTincplcs-is simple In construction under
stood, and mt liable tn get out oforlcr,
Its sowing qualities, particularly on cloth M" l"ali
en- cannot he equallod and such, We rrcommcnd It
to our friends and the public generally.
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Dallas 4ierala.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY.

DISTRICT COURT
ions Z. Goop, District Judge, Dallas
!. IN. ll,wgiS., Dist ATTY Watahaehle.
VIZ. &. YouS0, District CLERK, pallAi
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Y. HLIs CooAHEs, County Judge,
TlGnL KENpALL, County Attorney
JAMES T.. TnoNAs, County Clerk,
JtRE. NJ, BROwS, Sheriff,
JAsEs Y. GoonSIGur, Assn. and Collector
JAMS SnrPPARD, Treasurer.
GM. II, THOMAS, Surveyor,
PsIcE CouRT-lsaac II, webb, George W.
Barton, J. X. Clemens and j, y, Slraiton'
N0TARYS PUBLIC.
Judge Y. ELLIS COoNREs, ex-otiicio, ufo'
". siUgss, Jous n. HRYAS and W, O. WoLrr,
alias; Roman s, Cry, Lancaster and j.
J. REEMAS, lIaught's Store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
,GEoR0. W. GUESS, Mayor.
NJ. NJ. MoRRow, j. s. SAUNDERS, u, W.
Husr, J. n. DRYAS, and AN. MonroS, Al
dosmen.
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, 80. ",
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

rOMPANloNst 90
u You are hereby summoned ~ attend = Stated
Conyoc.iiun IT Dallas chapter, Nc. ", on hunda,
yrninr; u,t Tih, AZ early candle lighting,
~ rnmmsnd 0ftie n, y, u, Y,
w. D. MULTIPLY, selullaIy,
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EsTnAY NorfOEs.
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f..IIt ...f. .... tu.fs tmnif. trtis iif Oh
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i.HH IIH l.l sHlr ~ " '"r ,I
n.e,", sissiiit, ~ t 'ii B. " 49,,
.iI .H.iIi 900 uIi#f f.turf. e ih tlat HnfH .ri
% Irirt.l rr iie f. 100 .h0ulirr \ VI uH Hk
90 aces fi W. ,'. lft'.. 'l W .II, h
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MAN. aIsl, ,rifI ull a. i,rla h.th, lirfr ttt
iaitbtI sh.ig laif way ~ % NE ia'r' az tr,
f.l t,ur E.t bhitf hIan,rl 40 No rrlt 10 ulirr 7
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ngripTFl to mr q, rsinys Nv Oeo. ", iaIiuu,
Cit,, tuIui a-lfurI, lailss county, lows. ~ y.
l.,.n ~ iss' 1h,mil.. tu.wt "a" Nfhll llHe J.
,r UII BE- lt,iils hlh bran led lf he rshi shUul.
hru.u, hlutrtsl hiani, 10th hind De- n.l The trii
f,rr Gai ahI,s white slr'Ie down his i"uhet', nnr
NAY sikEHui colt mar. 70 oot N,W "li, ~
,hnul'sr Fl-l September lpih, lttI, ~,
TAKEN IPty Enurh Horton and e,inNrl lsnIgi
A. pHttrr Eal., pIrrinrl No, ", one hNAl unl'FI
,.,r. IA "A hand. hgh branded On the len Shout
i,r Win ~, muirlgile brand valued a. so. ADr,
npe M ACK MARE anl yrsTl'ns colt mare about W
or n years old, ~ hands high one ear loplgl dowu
!,pu'rl un right tlush with spanish brand, hnl "n
lrn .hsuor CN With above It MARI aim s9iI Val
TsKTN ~ ~ p,nel shr'eyc aud e'iuiyel lef'r'
u Iarl rr, 10, Prc'nt No, = one RID on yea,
ul uRrkr lrr'p ami two slis VA Iight ear ,.,n@,
STEER will brown head ant brgwn spos over h.
lsiy5 Nrrs old marked crop and under lali crop ~
rght ~ aud rhurt erop in cii ar, branded on right
I'M IN, connected valued ~ slA, lh4ll'l
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

FOR SALE.

CIX YOKE or FIRST RATE OXEN
y and No. ! WAGON, may be had, on
Reasonable terms, by applying to
JOHN sHERLEY, scycne.
Aug. 8 Is67-lGIf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

FAITHFUL DoG.-A surgeon at
Netley, England, recently took a
long walk in the neighborhood of
Southampton, accompanied by his
dog, a fine Newfoundland. In the
evening he missedsome letters from
bis coat pocket and his dog. The
latter did not surprised him, as the
auimal often wandered from him in
his walks.
The next day, annoyed and puz-
lied at the loss Of his letter, he
thought it possible he might have
drawn them out ofhis pockit with
his MISUNDERSTANDING bis previous
davis walk. He resolved, therefore,
to repeat the walk, for he might
have dropped the letters in sn
unfreauented path. About four
miles from the hospital he came
suddenly upon his dog lying on the
ground. with The letters close by
The dog had laid By the side Of the
letters for sixteen hours. 1t has
ben re-christsned POSTMASTER
General a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05
NOTICE.


Pay IN PrOuuce OF ray tOsas.i
A Ii claims in my hands fer collection At
n this time, can be paid in Wheat, Wool
Hides. on Bcis d Are Sod, At the current
prices. and those Who neglect the oTportu-
nifty viii have 10 pay cost
Ihare claims q smith A Murphy, Of A.
SHREK. Of Herman Hirsh, Clark -Shsrrurd
a Co. and ofhsrs.
JxO. " CROCKETT
July q, Is57-45n
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PUBLIC SALE.

nN the 10Th of October next, viii sell
" at public cutlery, on credit of months
with good security, the following described
property, to-wit:
A fine stable horse, thoroughbred, known
as Kentucky, and two young stations and
some fine FLIES of the same stock. Also,
Canadian stable horse, Prophet, with other
good stock horses; about 20 head of stock
cattle; 50 head of sheep; some farming uen
sls, etc. The sale to be at tile late resi-
dence of Louis Shirley, miles north from
Mckinney on the Bonham road
PAULINA SHIRLEY.
August 8lst, lS67-5l:Gt.
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Executors Notice.

EXCCUtOr'S Notice.
vENIlE Undersigned having qualified as Elk
\ ecutor of the estate of John W. Cor
den, deceased, at regular term of the Pro
bate Court of Dallas county. Texas, held on
the 9th day of August A. D. 1867, hereby
notifies all persons indebted TO said estate
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same to present
them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be postpon-
ed as the law directs. This 9th day Of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1867.
c. BARKER,
526t Ex'r of John W. Gordep, decd
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TilE STATE or TEXAS.


To the Sheriff or any Constable IF 'eg,5'r
County, Greeting:
yNHEREAS, }. NJ Paine, hes by liS ~
w torncys. Carroll Il DOnghery, fls'li
his petitioa against Sarah f. Paine, irH
which he alleges hat lie aud the said Sar;.h'
intcrmirried in the State Of Mississippi.
July 9th, 1864, and tiist afterwards TO. Wit
the 18th Of March 1867, The s,ij Sarah ;or,'
mitted adultery with one BROOKS. Plaintiff
prays for divorce. YoL are therefore coin-.
manded osummon by publication the sail
Sarah F. PaiEe, to appear ct The next tciIu1
Of the District Courff for Denton County, .ap
the Court Ho Sc il the town of Denton on
tue 10Th Monday after LIST Monday iu' Au--
gust 1867, to answer said petition.
Herein fail no..
Witness my hand land seal Of r
SEAL fee this 18th day or August 1867.
wv A. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Dist CT, Denton Co.. Texas.
jl.4t .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

The undersigned, Principal Of the above
Institution, having an experience of fifteen
years in the education of the youth of the
South and West, is confident of being able
to give satisfaction to all who may patron
ize the school.
He has resigned all connection with the
Kentucky tswn Male and Female Acade-
N.Y." that he might be able to establish a
permanent institution of learning in North
ern Texas.
The above school may be considered as
permanently established and will open on
the 30lh of September, 1867
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r,yyEulLL LODGE, No. 81, F.&A. W.,

Meets on the last Saturday IT each month AZ the
Masonlc HALL, hEO, W, GUESS, W w.
Juns ". kNINpELIs, seo'y,
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MASON 10
Male and Female Seminary.
BONHAM, TEXAS.

vgyIIE unders igned, Trustees of this Sem
4 mary, have procured the services OF
CHARLES CARLTON, Of Kentuckytown,
Texas, as principal, with corps of comp,e-
tent assistants, to make first class Male
and Female School; and we confidently ex-
poet liberal patronage from the Fraterni-
iy and friends of education in the surr9un-
ding country.
Ample Accommodations will be prepared
for ali scholars who may come from q dis
tnncr Mt reasonable rates.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
COUNTY OHIO FRIDAY AUGUST

rebels and capturing them bf tbs rsginehtis
Eight battle-hags were captured and 4 large
number Of prisoners. The lsRraybscks2
SOON looked as D uierousa asths ssblne coda,
The enemy's artillery in the Star fort was
obliged to step firing and all back, ana the
battle vas at an end Ys3o1I YFzToaEst
The regimept was at the affair of North
Mountain, September 29th, where IL charged
with tbe brigade the. enemy 3 sntpeneh-
pent, carrying them, and then it vas IN
Sheridan's army in his brilliant victories u
the Yalley If Virginia. At the end of, this
service, Col. Hayes was promoted to a
BrigadiersbiP. Thersis no better military
record of patriotic service, and Of fajthfnl
and successful discharged duty in, all the
wst than that Of GeDeral Hayes, end his
military record il consistent With the vhols
character Of the man. He entered the ser
vice because his heart was il the cause
Military ambition, or the army spirit never
benumbed his .sympathies with the spirit
that animated the people. in political Prin-i
eipsL Gen. Hayes r a belisEeE ipI equal
rights to all men and he Is so CONSTITUTED AZ to
believs that tben right way Is The way %
popular success; and to seek il in no other
Esy.-C CSncinnd6 Gazette.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
Ba.e BAN ON les Travsis. b

1 fTbe contagious cnafaetes o1 tne oas5>na1
epidemic receives new illustration ina ra-
report from HonolulA Journal II apPezSs
that this national gam" has been natural
lied even in the Sandwich Islands and a
grand match IS reported which teck place
on the Esplanads at Honoluld hast month,
in the presence Of nearly the whole r9Pgls-
ton Of the town. There was , novel episode
on this occasion, which has not been IN
troduced into the game elsewhere. 4
runner, Who was unable TO reach one of ms
bases without being put ont pY being tooeh-,
ed With the bali, put out gallantlY on q
bee-iine uptown followed By his antagonist.
in full cry. 1t was stern chase and
threatened to be q long cne, but by happy
thought one Of the sniagonists mounted q
saddied horse, standing near BY, which soon
settled the contest, aud the crowd returned
to Erst position, with the football player
'out according to rule. -. - -,
A hint to American players; Have horss
ready saddled, and hsndiy placed duflse
the game, 70 overtAke ''skeaaddlsssE
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The souI,s Rssi.tslr...
'colerfdge spcculates:: 10 I W o q

OOAOAAA6S SfSS~'
Relics Of sensation may exist fer ah i6dsfs
mite time in latent state, in the very sams
order which they were originally impressed;
and as we cannot nationally suppose the e.
verish state Of the brain to act in any other
way than as stimulus, this fact contributes
to make itersn probshls that all thoughis
are in themselves imPerishable; and thas q
the intelligent faculty should be rendered
more comprehensive, tvduld require
a different and proportionste organization
the body celestial instead Of the body tefrss:
trialLto bring beforsevery haman soui the
collective experience of its whole past e4isf7
ehcei And this,-this, perchsncss d ths
dread book of judguleuts in ~hnse mgsaa:S
ious hieroglyphicg every idle word = record
Iedi Yea, In the vary nasare o. living
spirit. it nav 30 more possible f1aA hszxsi
ard eartb should pass away, than that sin
Gle act, single thought should be iccsshsd
Or lost. IN * sIgHfn;rIi dsgs tgJ ;sael
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

Whsn the exizsncies of the war neesssi-
iated the issue Of greenback currency, DsBso-
cratic politicians stuai9asly worked 70 rake
ths public belisYe fhatit would Il a short
tine be as worthless as CoDfaderzte shinplas-
tefs Fbe wish vas doubtless father to the
iholehk but thanks to our victorious armies.
the prediction was not, verified. But the
6eodish Differentiation to accomplish our
6naHcial, and through that 0sr political ruin
Il not extinct and the President and the
Den6cficyo seem 10 Be eo-opsratiug ID an
effort create depression and enhazfazsmant
In the finances. There Is Certainly a vide
6sla here fer misckisf, but Is not he q
nonstrons sort Of Q patriet who would taxa
Advantage Of Il or exult in it, Why does
The Dsn6eratic party demand that fhepublic
aith shall be viola1edr he national securities
paid in greenbackn and the country deiugsd
Kith worthless currency, If its purpose is
Dotzsa ascohPli1h PAciieaa Tspzdiati0n9
And Why > rsp1diakian assirsa, Il Il i not
ior tie PuTpcss of psrniahiI.g thoss whose
nsnt has been maniissfed by furnishing it
hssi nach abgut q handed arist1eric7. =
stich afistotzzeisS who created them? Were
theF not otkhssuutz.oEthn nF a Rsr rotten IN
bY The Dsmocrzis2 AristnuracY or No
sfistserasy, the nztional sscnriEtss are sacsed
plsafea which Ne Rra siismnly bound 10
faliil, and waieh can IN, ne manner be
ssa1sa Vifb0el ssha5esf1I visIafi6n Of Eaieh,
vhicA uHst ssssutiklly dsmsgaB our e1sdis
cblieatio6s dollar 81 ssiiar znd rel Eioasiy
avoid the Fszics f&ss 81 rspadiatioa pro-
uosed. bT khe DsuocrasT. Il va desire ever
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ID Strangers yeti i'fs 'yoa a''ot
lRa Affer y<aFs of ne togefhsr, hafa7siz
noAfter fair and stormy weather. -
siEAffer trsyelin far 1ahdss ei,rti -lsit
ayfkfter .oueh Of Eedded hasds,a lT,fas
-sIsWhy thus joined sby ever meaf obi;
If they must be strsngers yet.Y r. zoi
~ s.. Strangers yeti S,;sa 81, 10 f.i,a,,,
= After child dhoad winning ways, ,.,5
After care and blame. and praise, ,r5
Counsel ssked, and wisdom given,
After mutual prayers 70 Heaven,
Child and parent scarce regret
-oa When they PaJt-2sTe strangers yet. ~,
asu.a Z Hobao.Ta ..iYJswhf .sflE ~ s-..
Strangers yeti ;4y "
orc After strife for common ends, H'''
,h9Af:er title ol old friends, 1aiiaO L
sarAfter fashion fierce and tender, iqoc Z
;gosAftet cheerful SELF sivse
80 Hearts may beat and eyes be vel, siseg-
;isrAnd the souls be strangers yet. ifbn ,
asEo,l agiiO Fd .e99isHG 11I -
~ 81 Strangers yeti ~ sdi 1oi puiiisR
Stranger andy bitter thought to scan "a
> All the loueline 8 of mani aiisazi sdT
Nature by magnetic laws 80 4 .dJ1ud1
ou Oifcle unto circle draws; Do a7iHf sd
4 Circles only touch when met, 1oi e,iga.
Never mingle-strangersyet ia'i
-, Strangers yeti ,.lviss r.rva ff
viii it evermore be thus-t t.,
Spirits still imperyiousf
sdl Shall we ever fairly stand 80 iiaiiti
Sdnl 10 sonl, a hand 10 hahd2 is u
~ Are the bounds eternal set 5,.,., ,4
To retain us strangers yeti f,,dv
80 az Strsngsrs yeti ,sioia1, 81 U,7irgols,
b. Tell not love il must aspire I.s ,s,;goI
Unto something other-higher
~ God himself were loved the beat
-I' Were mans sympathies a. rest i-''''aI
o., Rest above the strain and fret -slsi ID. !
OF the world of strangers yeti .aaR gej3I
.w-1 Strangers yet 9dT- bas 'sassiae,,sl
n,.sbuH i1o1 is bR.Monearton Ailres.
sRii la-a---- -IlsSa-uts.s-.--ls Hi asiirq
ss,-ols ~ TEE USE. 1lia' tuE ,a1sl
what q the use Or removing your Bal, en
If you do not intend to tarryf Z 1'1'ii y
What is the use Of vooing maid.
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