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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
No. 25 Maiasn LINZ.
Ne1o York Dec "a 1Qe7 Z

4 g.
In my Card of Nov. I. 1867, I stated
supplying the wants of the public
and Ia ord er ito prevent mise rWpu%
Ions dealers flr0REa K5ssisF21sEzs &1,inIe~
FAOr and WORTHLESS goods as the
Morton Gold Pens. 4 shall here
RfGer sell no goods at wholesale
except only 10 duly appointed and
auth OrtZed 4 genaSsS ETC. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered
In accepting Agents, great are has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation Tor honesty.
responsibility, and probity- men In
whose word the public have learned 70
place confidence. These agents have
agreed to keep full assortment of my
pens, and 20 sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with Just such pens as they
want. either as to writing or price, and
get a fun equivalent for the money
paid
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country
30 that all who want a Morton Gold
PEN must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
eept IN conformity to the above, ths
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
sufactent Involvement TO all others.
A MORTON
oeIT q .txv. n
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In have the facility OF the best Ma
sssEery ara WUTRmen, and will give all
ksEgE~ entrusted to Us our individual atten-
szuna I'LL orders promptly, warrant our
B1dk, and charge reasonable prices.
&9uc8 and Foundry, corner Of First and
aaEFBtreets, Evansville, Ind.
H. 6.-N crRmeu sent to all parts to fit
- work and do repa iring.
tRssZsn sCHULTZE. Truman a co
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WIN. C. TURNOCK & Co.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters
.
Corner Pine and First Streets

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
ss- Dealers in all kinds of Brass Coek
Whistles. and Sieam Gauges. Partfeulai
attention paid 10 repairing and adjusting
steam Gauges juneS &
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Tn the District Court Of the. United states
for the DIs:ricL-of Indiana.
In the matter of samuel n. Curntck, James
Il. Curnlck, ard Horace A. Hail, BANK
rupts. In bankruptcy.
TO sOh051I Il may concern: The uDdersign-
ed hereby gives notice OF his appointment
as Assignee of samuel n. Curutck and
James Il. Curnick of Evansville, in the
County OF Vanderburgh and state OF In
ia lie Comfy OF Gibson, AID state OF In
diana, within ssid District, who have been
adJudged bankrupts, upon their own petit
ton, BY the Dlsu1fcC Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, the ilth day oil
March, AID. 1868. JAMES II. Men ELY,
mchl2 DIT Qaw We'd Assignee.
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In the District Court or the United states
tor the District OF IndfiRr q.
IN the matter Of Thomas b. Wagley Bank
rr1nf n 4 f..

To aChoDa Il may concern: The unjeTatgn-
ed hereby gives notice OF his appointment
as Assignee OF Thomas B. Wagtey, OF EN-
ansville, IN the County of Nanderbnrgh,
and State OF Indiana, within said District,
who has been adjudged bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the Distrlct Court Of
said-Di@trict.
Dated az Evansville, the nth day OF
March, AID. 1865. JAM Els II. Men EELGy
Inchl2 DIST Claw We'd a Asst gnee.
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WAsHTNGrON.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Flfteen Mis-
sissippi Radicals, including Eggleston
the defeated candidate for Governor
appeared before the Reconstruction
Committee this morning demanding
exclusion from the count of votes on
the Constitution OF Rankin, Chicksaw,
Marshall, Corroll, Desota, Fayettee and
others. BY this means they expect to
carry the Constitution and elect 'Radt-
cal State officers and Congressman,
The reason they allege is that terror
reinned in those counties. They ask
Congress to declare Mississippi recon-
structed and entitled to readmisston to
Congress. Among the is several were
Northern and Western men.
The general understanding today Is
that Congress will adjourn next Mon
day or Tuesday.
Between now and the 1St of Septem-
ber over 2O0male and female employees
will be dismissed from the various bu-
reaus of the Treasury Department.
The appropriation for temporary
clerks has been cut down from 1915, ,OO0
to $l00, 600 for the present fiscal year.
The majority of those to be dismissed
are females.
a letter received yesterday states that
General Grant will probably leave st.
Louis for the Plains during the present
week. az
a bill was introduced into the Senate
by Mr.. Wilson, providing for reduc-
ton of the number of enlisted men to
26, 600, to be contained In 80 regiments
of infantry, 81 of cavalry and 4 of artii-
lery, and contemplates the appoint.
ment by the Secretary of War of a board
of competent officers whose duty. 1t
shall be to prepare plan for carrying
into effect It's provisions. This plan is
to be submitted by the Secretary OF
will be taken upon it until Congress
gives its approval.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, EvEN1Na, I
July 15, 1865. J
BUTTER-2Oc for prime.

BUTTER-2Oc for prime.
BRooMs-Common 81 rs; fancy SS 25;
medium s. 90.
Reserve 121Ea13c; Goshen Ice.
CoFFEE-Rio. fair to good, 22a24c;
prime 25a26c; Hummell's essence So 75
per gross; Felix's extract "a 40.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow Ice; star
22a25c.
CARBON on-F1rm at SIC.
COTTON Misunderstanding 4215c; Cot
ton Batting 2Sa25c; Candle Wick 421za
45c.
DRIED FRurT-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12c per pound.
EaGs-Sales at 15c and plenty.
FLoUR-We quote extra at 50 00a9 so;
Family at $40 OOa1O SO; White Wheat
at S12 90.
FIsH-very scarce; No. kits 50 IS;
No. do 90 so; No. 2, 1k bbls, $40 90;
Lake, in n bbls, IS O0;White Fish 50 90,
GRAiN-Wheat-No old offering.
Millers are milling to contract for i'm
mediate delivery of new at q 90. Corn
-95c, buying; 81 10, selling. Barley
Nominal. Rye-Sl 25a1 40. Oats
GIAss-Franklin brand, sx1o, 81 25;
1Ox12 81 so.
LARD-Leaf, 1s1zc.
LARD OIL-Winter strained at 81 45.
PRovIsIoNs-In good demand. Mess
pork $50; shoulders 13Ac; clear rib
sides 171zc; sides 1sc; breakfast bacon
1Sc; hams, sugar cured hams, canvass
ed, 2Oa21c; dried beef, canvassed, 23c.
PoTAToEs-We quote new potatoes
selling at 81 S0per bushe1.
RICE-Rangoon 11<c; Carolina 1211c.
SUaAR-PoIto Rico Sugar 14c; Cuba
sugar 13a131z; New Orleans sugar 15a
I6c; refined crushed sugar 173<c; A cof-
fee sugar 1870; B do 161Sc; g do Ice; G
SYRUP-Baltimore syrup 75as0c; New
Mo1AssEs-orleans molasses.. soc ;
Porto Rico do $50.
SoDA-Bi.carbonate soda, Sc; sal-soda
&c; soda in papers, 10c.
sTARon-Foxe's SC; Glen Cove, 1916;
SAT- sAIT@Dairy, So rs; Ohio River, 81 40.
SoAP-Family, &c; German, SIC;
Eastern family. 10al3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 121zc; shot
sHEhDsSTimo.hy. 81 25aa so; Clover.
81 50aS 90.
Young Hyson tea, 81 40a1 60; Black
tea, 90caSI 10.
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco, 70a72c; dark
los and rs, 70a72c; bright rs and los,
s5c; hg lump, 81 Is; cut and dry, 24c;
common cigars, $40 90 per 1000; Gar
rett's snuff 7sc; Garrett's snuff in boxes,
WOODEN wARE-Two hoop buckets
g 75 per doz; washboards So 90 per doZ;
tubs No. l $l3 so; No. 2, S12 90; cedar
buckets, three hooped, brass bound,
$40 SO.
SUNDRIRs-Epsom Salts, &c; Cream
Tartar, Soc; Pennsylvania Concentrated
Lye, per box, 81 SO; Indigo, 81 90; AL
Extract LogWood, l6a1Sc; Powder, Du-
pont, So ,OOi Percussion Caps, per NJ,
45cs
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 15.-Gardner, the
New York Forger, who shot detective
Cullen, has been admitted to bail by
Judge Dumond.
There were twelve fatal cases of sun
stroke yesterday and four to-day.
Thermometer 1852.
D. Colonel John Serever, one of the most
prominent military men on the from
tier was sun-struck yesterday. His re-
covery is doubtful.
TORONTO, Jnly 15.-Thermometer 80
to day. There were eight deaths yes
terday and to-day from sun.stroke.
Telegraphic reports from various
parts of the Dominion indicate that the
heat is intense. Thermometer rang
ing from 95 to 1859. A large number OF
deaths from snn-stroke are reported.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July A.-The steam-
er Constitution, from Panama, sailed
to day with $Sl5, 900 in treasure.
Late advices from Crescent City,
California, state that some Klomath
Indians attacked a party of whites at
Klomath Bluff, killing one and wound
ing another, and besieged the remain
der in the block house. The same tribe
are stealing cattle. For months past
they have been preparing for the pres
ent raid. The authorities have been
urged to station some troops there re-
Gently, but failed to do so. Unless
active measures are Immediately taken
to put down the Indians an active and
bloody war is anticipated.
Intelligence from Arizona to June
26th states that the Indians set fire to
the woods near Prescott. Great dam
age was done TO the cabins, fences, &c.
The country around Camp Mcpherson
is filled with Indians.
Business is lively. The Wickenburg
Vulture Mine is doing we'll.
MAzATLAN, July 5.-The English
steamer Chantieleer is still blockading
the port against Mexican Commerce,
but is not interfering with American
vessels. The U. s. steamer kesaca is
in port.
HoNoLULU, June 25.-The Legisla-
ture was prorogued June oath, after a
hfty-eight days. session, the King
thanking the members for their liber-
aIity towards his family and the zeal
manifested for the best interests of the
government. The general appropria-
ton bill grants $1,000, 600 for carrying
on the government Tor two years, end
ing March, 1870. Thirty thousand dol
lars were appropriated to encourage
immigration, and thirty thousand to
promote inter Island communication.
The American Charge D'Afafrs had
an interview with the King, and pre-.
sented Captain Simpson, of the United
States steamer Mohango. The audience
lasted an hour. The official organ, the
Government Gazette, speaks in compli-
mentary terms of the officers and men
of the Mohango.
The British ship Scioto arrived at
Honolulu with one hundred and forty
eight Japanese immigrants consigned
the Hawaiian government. II is reg
Rarded as great event. A few hours
after the arrival of the vessel the Board
of Immigration had applications for
all the laborers.
A Victoria telegram says it is report
ed that the United States steamer Sua-
vance was wrecked near Fort Hupert
on the 9Th OF July. No particulars.
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NEW YORK, July ia Havana spe-
ciaI of the 18th, says: From Port Au
Prince we have advices 70. July I'd.
The gunboat Contoolook, had sailed
for Key West with a special messenger
with dispatches for the American gov
Port Au Prince. The bearer of dis
patches expects to reach Washington
on or about the 18th inst. His mission
has grave bearing on the future of the
Haytten Republic, and viii correct
many misrepresentations as to the state
Of affairs of that Republic.
Dispatches picture President Salnave
as likely TO succeed in his opposition TO
the Coco rebellion. The insurgents now
besieging Port Au Prince were repulsed
in the assault made on the 1st inst. On
the I'd inst, Gonaires was still besieged.
That place as well as Cape Haytien Still
held out for President Salnave.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE:
EXTRA SESSION.
EAIhA o6doSlONs
WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1868.
SERATE.

t+ j. "WEDNESDAY, July 15I 1868.
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. F. @. a. Lampe, OF
the First Lutheran Church.
A number of bills were communi-
Gated from the House, and read the
on motion of Mr.. Wilson, and the
House bill to amend the act to legaliZe
certain deed recorded in Ohio county
was passed.
The Senate agreed to the amendment
proposed by the House to the bill to in
corporate the Pan Handle Railroad
Company, thus making the bill law.
The following bills were ordered to
be engrossed and read the third time:
The bill concerning the Limitation of
actions of trespass, and
The bill relating to forfeited or delln-
Quent lands.
chapter 1lG of the acts of 1868, incorpor-
ating the town of Guyandotte, was or
dered TO its third reading.
The Senate, on motion of Mr.. Cars
kadon, receded from its amendments to
chapter 8, to which the House had dis
agreed, and adopted the amendments
Senate's amendments thereto.
The following bills we're passed:
The Senate bill making an appropri-
alton of S5,O57 5S to the Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at Staun-
ton, for keeping pupils from this State.
veyance of Calvary NJ. P. Church in
Barbour county, to the Methodist
Church.
The House bill to incorporate the
Great Kanawha and Coal River Rail-
road and Improvement Company.
The House bill to incorporate the
Davis Creek Railroad Company.
| Tho H0nsa hill IN rnf0it "a pprTain fine
assessed against William Lucas, of
| Brooke county.
Tho House bill to provide for the em-
ployment of a record clerk in the Adju-
tanL Generals Office, was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
The Senate bill to amend the act of
lastwipIer concerning cases transferred
from the Supreme and District Conrts
of Virginia, to the Supreme Court of
| West Virginia, was referred to, the
Committee on tho Judiciary.
Mr.. Workman introduced a bill pro-
vidin9 how money due deceased per-
sons for military services rendered to
the State shall be paid. Read the first
and second times and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Dix, Mr.. Slack was
granted leave of absence for II days, to
date from the 9TH instant. s la
Mr.. Chapline said he desired to ask
leave of absence for two days for Mr..
| Applegate, who was very desirous to
attend the Democratic Convention at
Grafton; and as the gentleman's vile
was decidedly opposed to his going to
the Convention by himself, he would
ask the same leave for the gentleman
from Ohio (Mr. Wilson, 50 that he
might have company. CGreat laugh
| ter, in which Messrs. Applegate and
Wilson heartily joined Leave was
granted to both gentlemen as requested.
The Senate then, on motion of Mr..
Chapline, adjourned until tomorrow
| at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation &C., reported a bill to
authorize Jasper Perry, late sheriff OF
Logan county, to distrain for back
taxes.
The clerk reported "a message from
the Senate announcing the passage OF
chapter IL of the Code with amend
ments. The amendments were concur
red in by the House.
Mr.. Mann offered joint resolution
providing that when the Legislature
adjourn on the 1st Friday of August
next, 1t adjourn to meet on Tuesday,
the 10th of November, which, on his
own motion, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Largent offered resolution OF
expediency In regard to a-substitutef for
the bill for the relief of Philip Malick
of Hampshire county also a resolution
of expediency in regard to refunding
certain taxes erroneously assessed
against John w. Moore, of Hampshire
county. Both adopted.
Mr.. Parker, by leave, introduced a
bill incorporating gas company on
| " heeling Island.
Mr., Bender, by leave, introduced a
bill authorizing John 7. Morrison to
sell and convey the property of the NJ.
e, Church in BrAXton county.
Mr.. Richmond, by leave, introduced
bill authorizing the employment OF a
police force at Raleigh Court House.
A Senate bill authorizing the trustees
of the NJ. P. Church at Independence,
Preston county, to convey property.
a Senate bill Incorporating Raymond
City, Putnam county.
A Senate bill authorizing VIM. B.
Vernon, late Sheriff of Writ county, TO
distrain for back taxes.
ASenate bill authorizing Henry a.
Dilts, late sheriff of Wood county, to
collect back taxes.
a Senate bill authorizing the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church OF Wheeling TO
raise money by loan or otherwise.
a bill authorizing Thomas B. Swan,
| of KRnawha, Homer a. Holt, of Brax-
ton, and John G. Woodson, of Rocking
ham county, Va, to practice law with
out taking the test oath.
Chapters S3, amount or rate of tax on
each subject OF taxation; 35, recovery
OF claims due the State; S6, mode of re-
covering fines; 81, recovery of claims
against the State; 3S, new counties, &C.,
were passed.
Chapter 81, insurance and express
companies, on motSon of Mr.. Ferguson,
of Cabell, was taken from the table aud
recommitted to the Committee on Re
vision.
Leave of absence was granted to
Messrs. Allison of Hancock, Morgan OF
| Wetzel, Steere of Pleasants, Woodford
of Lewis, and Jacob of Ohio.
Adjourned.
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EETamInatIon OF tho Patter Fa miIy.

EXamInatIOh OF inc PALLeF IA LllIS'
BURLINGTON, VT, July 1.-THE ex-.
the Patter family for the robbery of
Smith & Wrightis store at Wnliston,
Vermont, took place to-day. Stephen
Foster, one of the burglars, turned
States evidence. He says that he and
Mrs: Patter committed the robbery.
Her husband, Charles Patter, had gone
to Canada for the purpose of getting
DIR. Patter, of Trenton, New, Jersey,
away from the scene. DIR. Patter was
released. Charles Patter and wife
were bound over in 5000 each for
trial in September.
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Miners Strike.

PoTTsvIIIE, Pa, July 15.-The stri-
kers arrived in town, marched to Potts
Orchard Works and stopped. The foun.
dry bell rang for the men to go to work
but they refused. A large crowd of
people and about 100 strikers are now
forming line to march to the Palo
Alto and the Atkins furnaces.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., Jnly
14.-Last night the Lightning struck
the barn Of L. @. Kendall, in South
Woodstock, burning it, together with
four other barns, several corn barns,
and all the sheds in the vicinity and
considerable new hay. Partially in
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Toledo.

July 1e.-F1ouR-Reoelpts 5s1 bbls
and nominal,
GRAIN Wheat-Quiet and steady
sales white Michigan at 81 80; amber
held at g %, with S220 bid seller
August, sold at 81 76 for No. 1; rec rec
Wabash at 81 70. Corn-Receipt o,ozS
bus; market firm at 9lc regular, and
921<c for fresh receipts. Oats-ReceiPts
/, ,947 bus; market dull; sales al oe1zc
for No. /, and 675<c for No. 2.
July 15.-Market very generally dull
and unchanged; sales tridlng of corn
and oats; others entirely neglected.
mnwaukee.
JULY I6.-FLoUR-Unchanged. =
2 GRAIN-Whset-Dul and nominal
at 81 81 for No. 1.
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Fire.

BosroN, July I5.-A fire in Concord,
N. H., last night, destroyed Palmer,
Wade & Co.'s spring mandatory, =.
s. WebsIer's machine shop, Charles =.
Austin's melodeon mandatory, and
PilIsbury's reed mandatory. Loss
very heavy; only partially insured.
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e u R o p e

LONDON, July ia committee of
the House of Commons reported in IA
vor of the purchase of residence for
the Prince of Wales in Ireland.
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P1rTsBURa, July 15.-River 20 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warmi
mercury S9o.
C1NCINNAT1, July 15.-RIver falling.
Weather clear; thermometer 95e.
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TILE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MANGASE, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject 10 Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at ive per cent. Tho Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al.o personally liable TO depositoB
for all obligations Of the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small ame UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special ad-
vantsges ofsecurity. convenie ice and p1oft,
jelS-6md&w
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BosroN. July 15.-The Commence
ment exercises at Harvard College be-
gan to-day. Business is largely sus-
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DETROIT, MIoH.; Jnly 15.-Several
cases of sun stroke occurred in this
city yesterday, which proved fatal. The
weather is intensely hot. Thermome-
ter reached 99e in the shade at noon.
RocHEsTER, July 15.-There were
four cases of sun stroke yesterday, OF
which two were fatal.
E Preston's bone factory was burned
last night. Loss considerable.
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NEW York, July 15.-The steamer
China sailed for Liverpool with hall
million in specie.
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WORCESTER, MAss., July 15.-oscar
Whitcomb, a book-keeper, was arrested
for the embezzIement of $500 from the
United States AMI Canada Express
Company, at Fdtchburg. Two deaths
from sun stroke occurred yesterday
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COLUMBUS, O., July 15.-At the Con-
ventIon at London to-day, the Repub-
licans nominated Judge J. Winans for
Congress in the 7th District.
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BosroN, July 15.-The Republican
State Committee has called 3 conven-
tion at Worcester, September 9th. to
nominate State oficars. =
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NEW York, July I4.-The steamer
Rising Star, from Aspinwall, arrived
this morning.
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Paris Exposition, 1867,

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