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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03
-Four Days Later from Europe.

The steamship Baltic arrived at New York
Sunday evening from Liverpool I7lh inst.
She has had rough passage, with prevail
my vcsirrnly Winds, aud from 10th 10 10th,
experienced a succession OF strong gales, with
. heavy head sea.
The Baltic passed the Cunard steamer Asia
from New York Tor Liverpool, on lhc 10Th at
: o'clock, An, 10 hoor IVES, Of Cape
Clear
The Canada, from Boston, arrived at Law
crpool at halfpasi 10 O'Clock Saturday night,
18th. Mich disappointment was felt at her
bringing M definite or reliable udinps as Ia
the result Of the Cuban expedition. The
newspapers are s,ill foil ol the subject, and up
u the whole. Discussed It uayery temperate
and friendly spirit, ia which the Times takes
,Ir lead.
Tho harycs, new, throughout Grcatliu,ain
Of most satisfactory description, and tho
weather most favorable ior toe Engineering Of
the later crops. Frmuu,us part. If Eng
land and Ireland, the rePors II the potato
blight have become much more serious. lsrge
portion Of the crop To- many place, exhibiting
uncgul,cral evidence NJ the presence Of the
disease. ThcprrailIug dryr"ss of'he wealth
cl, 1t was hoped, would rIari the progress OF
the disease.
The accounts from the manufacturing dis
ircts continue to represent a healthy, far
business, IA both gOods aud yarns At full Pri-
CO..
The London Money market continues IN a
sensitive and eSciIsblc state. and was kept -
by the daily occurrence ~ failures II more or
l,,- importance. The funds had remained
Dat, with still further depression, caused
b, the state Of commercial credit, and, a
feeling OF Apprehension abou, continental al,
hlp
'Thr Elr Ut Doroughmorc died onihe 10Th
To- Ireland. H. va. better known a. ihe Col
Hutchinson, who M, implicated Va the cclc,
brllrd c.c,rc OF la,alruc.
The Hon. Abho, llvrracc bad arrived At
nublu on rhc 18Th n sept on hIs way To the
pro,,.cral DISTRICTS ui Ireland, Ia pay a series
yf,.tp
The r,clca,u, 1buut gold lu Australia a
a .. ..... d.. ...........
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

n some very odd advertisements appear
in the London papers the following j, an
instance
Wanted, by young lady, aged ~, Of
pleasing countenancc, good figure, agreeable
manners, general iniom,iior, and various ac-
accomplishments, who ha,, studied everything
fun the creation to a crplchc,. situation m
the family Of a gentleman. She will take
the head Of his table, m,nncc HI. household.
,cold his servants, nuns. hl. lubirs. lNhen
ihcv anvc) check his iadc,mcn', bills, ac-
company him TO the theatre, or in walking or
riding, cut the leaves of his new books, .rx
On hls buttons, wam his slippers, and gcnrr.
ally make his miserable he happy Apply.
IN 'hc Grst place, by letter, to Lou,a Carroll
ua, Linicn Grove, and afcrvlri. tu p1n.
upon tie premises. y. - The wedding
finger Is size No l. l,mall)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

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fnfr a., ,.,.,,s.l r,.r, possible Lindus..
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,t.,.,,,.,,..rl p.r, had b,cu renewed FROM
ly..to ,, 81. -I4. end notwithstanding
.rs,.,o-,,r,m.l.t ola ,,yrr winter.
u-y t.c.d-l u. Hn proceeding at One 0" The
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

~ The steamship Iach, arrived at New
Orleans, on the s9lh uli with imPoTtan, news
from Northern Mexico. The Revolution thus
Tar has proved successful. 1t commenced at
Camargo, where the patriots attacked the
McNican-, aud were victorious, having taken
the town by storm. with a loss by the Mex
cans Of 60.
The government troops were entrenched IN
a church with artillery.
The revolulionisis are commanded by Car
abyl. who has also with him two oomPanles
Of Texans.
At hast accounts they were marching on to
Matamoras and Rcynosa.
Gen. Aralos, a, Matamoras, has only 300
troops. He had made rcquIsltion on the
city for 5000, hu, the ciry refused to raise
single man. The plan Of the re'olu'Ioni''s
was given in a pronunciamento, which was
widely circulated.
Tampeco and vicinity is 10 the hands OF The
insurgents. The people Of Ma'amora' are
quietly awaiting the arrival Of the lloeratng
army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

"llow u,>y B,,lrr, rlLr'-Tt' fol-
lowing queer paragraph d, Guu the Bo'loo
PYL,
I'VE have received q .uelby commuu,cl-
ton lfcu Alderman Mos, Grant, stating that
the liquors ior the barber excursion" ssre
ordered by immunity u the committee hat
be. VIZ Grant, had assurances that the eNcur-
,ou would H. free from the Intoxicating
glass aud that one Of the committee told hm
there were "ouly fr, LaHdrod ha'A,'' Of
Champaign" used un the sec..siun. and great
order prevailed We'll, we'll, ,lN Thousand
bottles ,a't much-hu, think OF the awful
danger To our institutions from maloriucs al
lowing themselves In be- overcome by mInor-
ties. How vas It trend Grant, at the Cor
porllion dinner" at the Revere House, where
thcy didn't admit ans ciilosr ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03
a. Th.O,laL connl, T.l,h.r. In.LlnI-.

tS ThcONiorl County Teachers Institute.
now IN session at FDeburr, Numbered 10
scholar. on SATURDAY las, and many n'" onr'
are expected this week. Our cii"ci'i'"a'
s,rc high iu regard 90 The character of i.u'
Institute. from ihc knovuabliyul Ihc irlr.r
,r.. aud they are more than cgu1l.,d. w
~ Jsh iha, every person iu The County inter.
c,lrd ~ the training Of youth, tInd Who is
mo-, y could attend ihe Icciurs anl lIIN ..s-
sous Of M,.sr, BATES, l.ori, aud swan. d.
Gutter, lOo. should D, hoaH by every our Nh"
wishes DOT only a sound mind, but a sound
body lNouray idrorr'sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

Fm.uryrt >,Nr-Ycs,rriay afternoon,
VII :. \. hing made hl, dr,, attempt 90 no.
crnd 900 balloon from lhr geological Garden.
Ta,mouut 49, was unable lo obtain a suiIr
,,rnt quantity OF gas, bu, not rcIIsh,ug doe
iIra Of a n,lurr, aud DESTROYS of preventing
disappointment, 10 the spectators, be- undertook
to usk ln ascent with partial imitation, and
tn doing ~ came near losing his life
H., balloon dashed against the enclosure,
then c.mr 30 contact with the Wire Bridge.
and mex, struck the telegraph wirr,-thc ear
30 iLc uL,lo snayinc iu and iro 100 the wind
Fually u descended lulo thu S,hgylAdI-
The balloon, after hnunrius ap aui down lu
,hr water. aud half drowning the intrepid
,oyprrr, at I,us,L ro,s To thc western bank
OF rl. u,,r, wh.rr ,hs rronaui stack terra
dmu
T., s-rns Vas a most thrilling urr VIZ
hing Was not much hurt. H. escape va
ruly mtuc.lugs. The spectators bare %,
DELAY audd,.lwH,umrnl patiently, and ua.
Inuty Ut ticn were opposed o. Mixing usA-
mig ,hs dlnsrr be- encountered. When 10
,h, Nayr. boats prsnr,ly pa, out to his rs
,..uucy Tnc Nc,lrmrn, was intense.
Philadelphia Na1i imuro1, s0b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

e. b. ,bc hs, auu, from Europe, "r
have later adyrrs OF 40 expedition in -clrrh
Of SIR John Franklin They have discover.
ed biz dr,, winter quarters, and names and
graves Ut three men II hl- expedition, on
CORVALLIS Island. Two vessels also winter
Ell there, and tho officers and ven ssa,7'd
from he scuny-wcre then refreshed aud
quite we'll. This j. the latest intelligence, he
Brihsher, have had Of him, aud this by a
YdHLs, expedition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

e. Tho mos, interesting portion of a."'
by thc Canada, relates io iho liberation ui
Nu.sulh and lrs cmblrkauor ou board 'Hr
Mississippi Il is o., Ui'uv.
Pass. THURSDAY The Paur, states H.'
Ko,,ulh bad b-cu released and bad narrl
doc DlrlancIlr- The Nauuul l,,urr Che
public hat 200 thanks arc dee Go frurN ..-
plulacy.uh.ch h.d rr.ly usrn Zoo unlu.0ay
turn.
n. London Chronicle OF lyih, roaam'
llr report ol kus,uth', f,.,.s. lnl HN.l..t
boz nod h,. companions ar safe oa hua" rr
W..,,,pr, and that .h. hFt 10 lhr pio4-
nellie, o, ilr -lh Gr Nmrro
lprv Id,rtsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03
g WM q, Demeera,, Of l.e So mlt

rg Wa "a, Democrats Of tts South unit,
m NE support Of D1nocroi an he frc, Nai,',
# nomqasS' 10 reply To the inquiry OF our
TREND, We answer, Yes aud no mistake
Southern democrats believe and acknsNlc ige
that the free States have the greatest claim
to the selection Of candidate fir the next
Presidency, and are perfectly willing To unite
IN bis support, Il they can be assured thai he
will b. a President Of the whole Union, and
administer ths government upon the broad
ground OF national dcmocrailc principles
~ Il the people should choose To nominate a
southern deinccra,, national In his character
and politics, Northern Democrats viii unite
IN his support, aud IN either case, the eandl.
date non. naiod will BE- elected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

The remains OF the late Stephen Girard are
to be removed to Girard College on THURSDAY
next, on which occasion the Masonic Order,
Of which be was a member, will parade pub
licly, for the first time ia several years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

L. ;. STEAMSHIP MIsslssFFl- We hsd
by the last foreign arrival an account OF The
grounding Of the T. ;. sicam-ingate Alssis-
slPpi, near Smyrna. The Albany Journal
publishes letter from one OF her officers, who
aSnounccs the important fact shat, after being
high up on dry land Tor four days, the Mis-
.issippl was got of on the 2j,h Of August.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

The Wing convention of Virginia nomina.
ted George ". Summers, for Governor, and
Samuel Watts for Lieut.. Governor. They
passed a string Of resolutions in favor Of the
Compromise, and Fillmore for President and
ADJOURNED. The democrats have nominated
Johnson for Governor, Leake Lieut.. Govern
or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

\ F,.r Bamum say. Boz owes DIS '.r-
cr., 100 I,lr more ,o liberal, Iud,Dou' advert.
sing AND yrlnung. than to anything ...-
90 Keep IL before lhr People o, uur % iu'
most important bushes. mlNlms, and ihrnrI
90 importance i,--" 20, tuc PuGtrr." Zoo
tee these lud failure d, out ct ihc question.
lButgrg,u Fa0nrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

Tnr PREsiDrNcY. The Democracy Of
Richland county, Ohio, IN their late county
Convention, (Which was very large and har'
nouious,) recommended Gen. WV. q. BrT-
LAR, Of Kentucky, as their frs, choice for the
next presidency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03
Return of the Arctic Expedition.
NV YoHk, Strr. 90

Return OF the Arctic Expedition.
Nav YoHE, Srrr. %.
Tho Commercial hn, received the following
accsunr ~ the American expedition IN scnrch
Of SIR John Franklin, ono of the vessels be-
looginp 10 which ha, arrived at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
IL will be remembered that the hles, pre-.
yious insrRlrener frnm the Rescue aud Ad-
,aScr wa, 10 sept, 1850, received through the
English papers.
u, that day they plrrt company with the
English -luadron.ss mentioned IN the despatch
- Of Capt Penny
The same night the, were fruIrn no 1t Wei.
hn,mn Channel. From that point commcnc-
cd their northern dun, md they we're carried
up the Channel tn hl - 25, the CREATES,
nurhine ever attained In that mcud.'n.
Daring rhis time the violence ~ the crup.
tIno. of che ice were 40 great ,ha, they could
keep 90 fire. regularly, on account orlhc mo
ton oi ,hr ,-,.i.
Prom That latitude ih'' oomm'n''d 'fi'nI
again Q" The 'ou'h' and in Nov. 1850 '"''r'd
Lancaster sound
The mrr"N n 'h' Thermometer tell ''''"
lrro. The hrdlInr ir.l" in c,cu apartment,
'nu ''' Genre an' ''"' ''''h' '''E''''' ~
''on a. taken oil The hr'.
4
The principal cruruons 10 The ice ""rnrr'd
on The il'li Nov. an' ''h Dec. $500 'nd I''h
Ian. l5I' 90 Which latter "a, The expedition
entered h'ih" hay.
porng the continuance "l Voc ''''.'' ''
Tins ''r' The vessels "''' ''''l "P 'l 'D' '', ,
a. h'gh a. ''> '''' "' ''''''' WIN, '"'
w '''''''''' OF w" '''' '"'''''' ''' '' wv
i""' AMI '"'o"' 'n''''' % ~n''A NAY '''' O'
imagined
p''"s 'n'' ""''' zinc ''''' '"' '''" '''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

THE FRE ASSHniTIoS.-1his invention
is soon to be tested in \. Y. A large frame
building is to be fired, and the AnnIhIla'oI
applied Such experiments have been "ied
satisfactorily in London but thas been sara
the invention was not equally successful 10
e,,inguishing fires which were not PurPoseIy
kindled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

-E-Tts Fu.ii,hsrs. 81 thrs rars, h.'r1, ar1'uro,
fs fHsH aIFs,fsIH. Ta'r.rs that thr, have adopted
tho b.v1rr- "a, ruL Thr.r having utlsss rrirr-
Cd D., fhs Cert Z rui-is. 'o h. rs'tll.hsd The
t.,fff DrrH,rai, ar rvsJsei'iIl, r~p=siri o. ct
t.s ihs sans Nth ths Rsg,stct ~ ihs uur ihs uu-
rrfs b. 1risI~t. The BE- he rplr atHptrf be- 1thsf
CuuHt.ss God it sa',s ihs ,fuuh,s al eNrT-ss 81"
ks.rirg t-ks, 1nt q Is,tirg, sni avui's ihr ris-
take. raat s.,usstns. 0souf vhsr 'hs 'rItlsfrs BE-
rsug't, - "a a ti:i,',n times Co 'Ifcis' 1-
.ar.rl.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

At ih Philadelphia Jouneymen Printers
Celebration the following lols, was given -
Hoes Las, Past Prc,s--'rhe only ar bar
r,iid R,rolr,r whose discharges spread en-.
lghtcnment throughout the army of intellect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

II The new Goy. Of ky., isa vii lis
name is Lazarus " Powell ~ ISIS. a0r
a debate with ls.lc CoUmb', Powell wa,
as.sd what his prospect we're for thc .lcr-
ton. Ia which he good.humorcIIy replied -
q" shall h. beaten abuul sIN Thousand votes.
bot my name j. liurus, aud believe 300 lHe
resurrection" IIe Vas beat, bot beats uot,
though the State is overwhelming by Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

C. Edwin Cw,,or.' FL. one of '.r
National Democratic Committee, PubI.'.'F
letter 300 thc y. Y. Herald, exposing iho r..
cent call IT meeting Of the COMMITTEE. 300
that paper. as ma imposition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

Cu>uur,cr. The New Orleans BuI."u
Wing say, .-" ", have very lu'r ,urh-
,,ucr 100 these New York shrrs. Th,Hl"'r
affair Of their union looks lo us lie 'h' nn.
dlvork Of snmc ldro., lnd cunning srhcm,H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

eEThe mixing mill at the Gorhnm powder
works, blew up last week, killing one hand a
Mr.. Blckiurd, who had been over 30 year' IN
Mr. wbipple's employment. Loss OiProPer-
~ triAIng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

s8"Are YOU a match maherr asked a
Young lady Of a dealer ~ lucilcn. YES
MIS-, make all kinds" Was the reply
" Then, please slr, make a match lur u.s'-
\ Ea,ns was immediately igniIed. Oh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

\ lot Of liquor, under seizure and storage
Of the Belfast, Me, Vigilance Committee
mysicriously disappeared a GeU nights since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

The democrats OF Wisconsin have elected
delegates to the National Convention iayOra.
bic to the selection OF Gen. Cass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03

c. The report ,ha, - r Cun.. ~,
uf Bo-tuu. h', been appointed 'u ihe vacancy
ucca.pn,d by lhr death OF lu'lc Woodbury.
B, confirmed
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PARIS, FRIDAY. OCT. ;, 1851.

rs .UrTTTNGIl.I. Solo ~r,rf -.
% r.Hs' UnH Ir-| uHsruN, BE- yur Bu'hruIst agyu
.F r.H.rHH- s..sulf t.HHs, hfssTl.a. advertise
rfHrs. 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bo can do po wrong. to
C,..rN,..,.,,,,. ,,bo SUM, the autude
,l,rr,.,rn,,h,l,,y. und Surrounds h,m.elfwnh
,,,n,.,.,. eve, before the crown Of power has
he, ,l,,rd On n, head.
I..,,,J If ,r.s.n,,,, ia the rcople Tie pr.n.
=. ,.h,., would ,hr,,ol the administration
g,,.,,.,,l,J,,. # elected they concerted
- ,,,,v.,,,,, ,h,,p,b,p, I've Union Ia
-, =, d., ,,,,,p,,,,, aod vast a..
s.mbl,rr. o,r, COLLECTED together. q, great
l,b,r anal e,,,,. NOT q, respond To any principle,
m listen =, an, arguments. bu, To- drnwn lhc
,,.,. oC rr-.rp IN tie shouts Of rt,,ry, and
Load .,p,,,, the FEELING. ur the people IN a
..,.rl,.,, excitement. Under this excitement.
,,,um,r, Al m, cLcry. a. d.sgiac,lul o. the
,,,,,,,,...v-. ip.ulrpy ,o the p,raic.wcrc
,,, .,,,r, # ,I.ct,.occr.n,. and is ncW ~.
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W u. |n.-.# n.n .n power the
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,,, commit. ... They have, then.
l,rs ro,r.r, ,o ,.l..ir- ,hc public mind by
r....,...,,,, .r. .rI,r...., o, tl,se two Inn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. course hs, nn,
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CO. ..r.. .r-... .. s-.'.-. OBJ. s's. r.s. b.
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Ih9 soYegsignIg 8 q psapIs.
This is the fundamental prineiule q j


This is the fundamental principle of Re
publican Government All good citizens
must submit to its mandates We DO not
Icall upOnmen to- eeant their former opinions
md loudly applaud the policy they have hith-
erto condemned But do invoke them,
to frown down Tie ag alton 10 reference to
any pqfticala,. question d fol8t 81 That ques-
ton (which has been definitely settled BIZ
|the only power that has any legitimate con-
troll over il Toillustrate our meaning a
convention Of the people Of Mississippi has
been called to consider the propriety Of
]" Ssah interposttioa, on account Of tle par
sage Of the compromise measures he peo-
pie have decided by the election Of thcis dels
egates, that the .stafsia. itssoeeretgntgt should
acquiesce in those measures. In this decis-
ion all parties should be satisfied. SState &c
zion no longer constitutes atheme connected
with the discussion Of the slavery question.
Men may approve or disapprove the eonpro-
mise, support or refuse to support the public
servants who aided in its passage-tiIis all
may be done, without cndangering the intcg
rity of the Union. We impeach no mans
motives as to the course he has heretofore
pursued. Admitting for the present, that
the policy proposed by the State Rights par
ty was the just and true one for the South,
the people have decided against them and
they must submit. Under the circumstances
submission to the sovereign will Of the peo-
pie is expedient as wen as patriotic.
We adjure our friends Of the Union party
to bury the luminosity, engendered by heat
ed political contest, against the 50 called State
Rights party. Weeall in return, uponmem-
bers of the latter party, to cease their. vio-
lent ordinations and engage in an honest en-
deavor to become one united people. This
effected, and We are happy and prosperous
nation.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Gen. John A. Quitnan.

We have learned, from what We believe t.
be reliable source, that the rumor current
here of the declension Of Gen. Quitman as a
candidate for Governor, has some foundation
in fact, and that his resolution to that effect
WILSON be made public.
Itisalso rumored that general withdraw
al of the candidates for Congress on the
State Rights side, is contemplated. How
true this is we know not. It is pretty Ger
tain however that unless candidates general.
ly upon that side draw out, there is now oy,
cry prospect of their starving out for want
of votes.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Publications.

Owing to the pressure Of the late canvass
we have overlooked thus far the claims Of
our current publications for September =
Amongst them are Graham's, Godey's and
sartain's Magazines They are all, worthy
of past, and promising Of future glories.
Also, Blackwood's Magazine and the London
Quarterly. These are invaluable repositories
of literature and learning; Leonard Scott &
Co., New York. We shall hereafter, as we
have formerly done, consider it no less our
privilege than duty, to notice specifically the
favors of our publishing friends.
The Southern Presbyterian, Millegeville,
Ga, comes to us in a most beautiful, new and
enlarged form. Thisis an excellent religious
journal of true Southern tone, and should
be encouraged by every southern pres6yteri-
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