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South Carolina Papers.
HosHER SToRRISs,


FAIRFIELD Herald Winnsboro, published
TJ;,ag TJu"g ~ T1 per "'lnu"' T. H. nritoh'
The old Columb;, Cbror;oIo ,yh;ob :,
e,.,,,.. ,.oo.. a,,s "s..'I 49,, ~
r. W.. .nd 49,, ,La, 49, a.,,, WI, ~. "''
no, in tba St. f',vo - H. -.
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WI ,,.a. Wv - ,rs S..." , 49, " ~ "9 ','0 "oS'
-. ~, VIZ VI, " I"a,t @ ~, A.. -. .e"'oe" ~,
-, ,vinnaho.a, v. 80 ,' ..,a Dy 49, - in. ~ "'Uv.' p
Cola lila ThaIIa.a,I = - 80. -. o 'S -
tho DoiIy Roo;stor nuhI;sho1 =. az 49,, r.a. -
Onr fr;ond Rri,,on npIoa ;md;o;ons 80.
that his paper is emnb,t;c,iIv = GOOD no.,.
paner and in .onseonorco of b;s yr;,;na 80
raw oditor;ols and ,hoso hs;no aonor.I,,, g.,
short be has abundance os room for n. ::
leetions
This n,nor il the oro,n oe thu so.o..,o.
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quently, entitled to receive the sum of one
hundred and nineteen dollars and twelve
cents, for every one hundred white inhabis
tants,o in the proposition of one thousand,one
hundred and ninety-onc dollars and twenty
three cents, for every thousandswhitc inhab-
itants. These are The extreme cases, but
they exhibit frightfu inequality. -
In conclusion, we observe, that the ques-
ton of tho Justice, or Policy of the appor-t
uonmcnt OF mcmbsrs,among the several Pa
rishes and Districts in the State is altogeth-
er different one, from this-of the distribu-
question, we have nothing to do in this ar
ticle. The opportionmcnt of members is
introduced here, only, us it bears upon the
consideration of the distribution of the Free
School Fund, and forno other purpose.
We would remark, however, that we are
not disposed to disturb the principle of TAN
alton and Population being basis of repre-
scntation. It's but just and proper that proper
! ty should be protected, and to be protected,
should be represented; there is fitness in
it: but we do object to a principle, which
makes ma! apportionmcnt the basis of distrib-
ution ola Free School Fund. There is no fit
ness in this; there is no justice or equity in it,
The means ignores the end: Truth does
not lie in that way.
For the purpose of showing the unequal
operation of the Free School system, among
the several election Districts in the State un-
der the present mode of distribution of the
Fund, and to exhibit nt one view, its effect
upon each District and Parish as at present
| distributed, and ,chen distributed according
to white population we have prepared the
following table, in which will be found, the
number of white inhabitants in each election
District, the number of Representatives in
the House ; the present distribution of the
Fund and its distribution when made accor.
ding to white population.
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Correspondence of the Ledger.
GRASSY CREEK, YUNYoN KoUXTY. }
Aprile, 1900 and So. {

"
Apriie, 1900 and So.
Dear Kwzen !Stukeiy:
I'm dun plantn my crap, and thort I'd
drap you n line or so, rs war'nt bissv This
has bin the coolest winter ever herd ov-
the fire was froze to the trees, and the boys
about Morrow war skeet;n over Bare Skin
every day-spechally Sunday-for the ice
was haf duzin inches thick, and Good bare
up hoss's water
got Aprile fulc from some gal or no.
ther and warnt pleased with it, war'nt;
for when opened it, rite under the seal thar
was bunch of hare so curly il woo6'nt be
stile. 1opened little fuddcr, and thar wos
pctar of old Lid Mugwort," with a chaw
oftobaccer atween her tethe, and in hur han
bottle of snuff; and, bless yer sole and
boldly! on hir nee wos little waller baby.
nawin zig nigger-chokin" pertator; and
jist ondernethe the picter was written,--
"Hosher and his family" cussed, and rip.
ped, and swore, and snorted, tel thort
Grassy Creek wood turn to wineger clene
down to "Beever DAMS" But it dun no
good; for thar wos the picter, still it wos,
and it war'nt dog-tipe neither, it 'war'nt. It
war paEeted with stinkin grese, or linsede
lie. Every time techt the shockin thing, il
left stink on my fingers. My jackit pocket
had it all over it, for toted it thar afore
opened 1.-THE skunky thing!
But I'll not kepe lettin on till find out
who ritit and eff l don't give them purity
anser, my name aint Hosher, il aint
The serkit rider in these trampins is req
lar wake-up chap, tell yer he Is; he won't
let no boldly else preche in the church at
Munrow but hsself-and sich prechen il
Isl ohf. Ierryko! whar am dy walls aud
ram horn trumP~tsr He has command oy |
the March wins, for no blowed up the mud
silis out ov the gneral's mn dam and Ma.
jor hlnggold, poor feller, amt got. no place
10 sale his bote, nor to shute ducks, nor N /
60 a fiShin in. I'll tell yer ov diffikilty he
got IN with |" sedsr pvssber wbowosa nice
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Beware Of the Swindler.

We learn from an authentic source, that
young man calling himscE Jas. II. Per-
~, said to be from Ebenezer, York Dist, has
been acting as agent for the Ledger in the
neighborhood Of Belair in this Dist. We
learn'that he procured a number of sabscri-
bers, and received payment in advance from
some. We caution the public against
such imposters-we have no agent at pres
ent, and when we do employ one, the fact
will be publicly made known in our paper.
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diffsffrom ours, suffice it to say, that in
almost if not quite, every case, the right Of
the seller of the land is protected, and in
very nearly every case, it is necessary for the
occupant of such land to certify by an in
strumcnt of writing that he wishes this por-
tion of land reserved TO his family. The
law in this State is essentially different, for q
landholders fifty acres is reserved by tho
Commissioners, from levy and sale. Enough
for the present. o.,
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tS" With no intention of dunning our
subscribers, we would merely remind them
that on the 10Th of May, (next month"; three
months will expire from the time our paper
began. Kthose who subscribed at the COM
mencenlent neglect to pay by that time, 50
80 will be charged, or after six months 50.
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LanCasierville, =. e..
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1852.

lY- To the Hon. Dan'l Wallace, the
the Hon. J. L. Orr, and the Hon. J. A.
Woodward of this State, and to the Hon.
Thos. J. Rusk, of Texas, we tender our
thanks for congressional favors.
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Total in lS49I2sO,3s5 1874 37,2oo

AT another time, We may resume the fur
ther consideration of the subject, in conucc-
ton with the operation of the Free School
System under just and equitable mode of
distribution. McCorrRY."
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HsAlTH OF Ma CLAy.---A Wa.hisr.
ton letter says that Dir. Clay, afles passi6s
through a stage Of encouraging impfoyes
ment, beGiAs to sink again, and 10 yisld "A
tho pvost'ation Of his physical eaessieS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

General Scot received bis first commits
sion from JEFFERSON; was frequently promo
ted and finally Offered the pos; Secretary
Of War by MADISON; enjoyed the conf
ence of ADAMS; was comm ssionnd TO allay
the storm of Mobilization Ivy JACKSON, and
was deputed by VAS BCRES to queIi the
the Threatened War ON our North Eastern
border. The IN st important services which
Gen. ScJTr has rendered his country have
not been rendered on the battle field
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GThe Cincinnati Enquirer of last Sun
day, ende.vors to convince its readers that
Gen. Scott will not be at the Niagara ce.e-
bration. Such a multitude of Wings are 60
ing from Cincinnati to Niagara, that the En-
quirer seems really afraid the city will be de-
populated, aud tries to stem the torrent by
saying Scott will not he at the Conventon!-
Well, it makes no difference whether Scott
is there or moths spirit will De in and about
that mult'tu e-the memory OF his great M
tional services will be there--bright memo
ries, and every memory an eulogy upon Win
feli Scott, viii gladlen the hearts of the tens
of thousands of Wings there assembled to do
him honor.
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y Here is one of the charges male by
the N. Albany Tri ,une az inst The late l. :
gislaiure.
In addition to ali tn $, we now oh rye tn t
some 5 800. OF more was pIidIo cert in s.
tinsuished Democrat OF this Cungressson,,i
District, as one o the Assistant Secretaries
OF the Sepate, who, Tie Whole SESSION; wes
never once gen, rally susp ct,d of being au
dtdche oil the Senate, and IN the receipt of d
daily stipend OF four dollars, or Going n0.hing.
The fact might have be-, II know u to Il lew
OF the faithful, but gr at mi III of the
Legislature We're kept IN utter ign.rance OF
the true relation he sustained to h.ir no lo-
rable body. We ailude TO DR.. W. F. Shel-
rod OF Orange county, who is pu down in
the list of A ssis ait Seoretari :. Will De.
Ellis have the gooaness To inlom IS up III
whose warrant ri ficate this gentI mans
account was audited aud paia! ID the pre-
siding officer o. the Senat Coz, Lane, Ger
thy to his account, or IS It certified t. by
the Principal Secretary . the tie, Maj.
John p. Dunn, the now Dem1cr I'll: c.n.i-
date for State Auditor! We are Curious t.
know.
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A VERY IMPORTANT SuBIEcT.-One Of the
most valu bic enterprises iientifi ID with the
business and essential t. thu commercial pro.
gress of the west and south. j. thaf Marie
RaarO1d, chartered by thu Indiana l. g'sl.,-
ture, iutended to extend from the deep water
uf Jacksonville IL the deep water about 1
nil : beloN. al place called the Whigpooi.
To effect H. 5 Gject a company has been or
gdnised and charter secured under the
Q neral Railroad law OF Indiana. The cap
tai stO, K is $4,000 md all taken.
As desert ned in the l. uisy lie Courier thu.
railroad, comp ,sed Of fur bIs, will br
wholly on thu lndisni se, tn feet above
O.c ,cttcr on the Falls. A screw dock a;
each nd OF the road 400 feet long md 80
feet vie viii be construct d on which the
boat Will be received ami liitd, fully laden,
with per ect safety l. the halls to the lvei
OF tn railroad, on watch, by stationary en-
gines at eace Ind, hey viii r,pi ~ piss over
the reaI and be dock q doxn and put al ldt
upon their voyag III The estimated lime OF
81 minutes.
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An INCIDENTAL sh eNd and some What
way ish freshman Ivins In Jefierssnvills, / :,
having occasion to 20 to PorSland, Nhe he
iounu Il good many OF his coIntryin6n took it
into his head thai he would ties their p-oscss-
ion for their Presidential candidate by h,arrah-
ing Tor Gen. Pi-rcc, upon VII ch all 10 IA lnan.
RESPONDED /, "iurr lh .ur Old Chapuitepec" anu
flashed upon him US though they were about
u denolish him when he found il necessa v
to unLe,ci,e tLen. thu he too, was o."oi,.
Chapultepec."
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ACCIDENT To THE BEN tRANKLIS-MAS
DROWNED The CincImn ri Maiiboat Is, 4
Franklin, on her trip up on w dnesday, burs
h,r larboard cyiin ier-head and s-eaul-p P
A colJred fireman, belonging t. Gin mat
WIS aided, and then jumped overheard ans
was drowned. A boy, employed IN the cook.
house, had his ley, severely scalied. Ii,
Was walking about the d OK bareiuoted when
the a c .ident occurred. Tne FIR INK i'm made thu
renal nder o. the trip on oae wheel.
Lou. Jour.
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~ Our neighbor OF the Times having
taken refuge in siien 2, we shall be compelled
to 60 on with the good work OF the campaign
alone. alright Walk up to the Captain
office, fellow-citizens, if you want to hear the
truth and be treated with indisputable facts.
We've got the facts, figures and documents
generally, and are boiling over with enthu-i-
assn for every good thing generally, aud Scott
and Graham particularly.
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~ The Democratic papers are giving
Bennett, If the New York Herald, as author
prnmise Bennett is right good Democratic
authority indesd, for any thing they wish to
prove. A man who has been repeatedly cow
hided for lbelling respectable men both in
the. city Of New York and London, In the
latter place the cowhde was applied in the
form of thick boot.
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0rMr. Green's Theatrical Company, of
Nashville. has been playing at the New Ger
man Theatre a week or two. We b.ii We
their performances give satisfaction. We
thank Mr.. G. for the courtesy of invita- ions
to visit his compani's performances.
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Women KILLED BY NEGROES The Red

Women KILLED BY NEGROES The Red
River, Ii Republican says that two ie nal S
have been murdered recently at the upper
end of the p .asis ince settlement. A NJ.
Wallace found n gro searching her 70 IN,
and on attempting TO drive HIM away, be
sized an iron kitchen utens |. and gave hei
a blow on the head which instan ly k lied
her. When the body was discovered. h.
infant was foniiing upon it,endeayerng u
obtain nourishnent. Another womln ais
named Wallace, was found with her throat
cut from ear to ear.
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Is By advertisement it will be perceived
that Dan Rice's Hippodrome will be here
next Thursday. Dan is pc uIar in Evans
vile, and his estabIishm.n mt never fails to
draw crowded houses. Dan amt AFRAID to
follow the Floating Palace and compare en-
teriainments at every town N the river with
the Palace performances
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@MADENolsErLE RosALTHIE, one of the
recently imported French riders, on the Float
ing Palace, is said to be beautiful as Houri,
graceful. as fawn, and by far more skiilful
tn IN Madame Macarts. Indeed. they say she
excels all the men in horsemanship.
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STAT OF the ernome.er.
FOR THE WEEK lspsNc TUESDAY, July 81.


On the evening Of tls 18th inst by Rev. Vim. H. Nc
Carer al tie resid.slIcg of Mr. Fs.is link, ia thi
oihii, Miss NARY ID, AID Ais. ISAAC KEEN
halt OF this cit,
Crowd. invited que sts rode the old honest cad
- wines, the 60 tii, h nn. al. One oftht
m ost 1T Ii eve uiashsd this yitnt
tas odd cniy barr fonits glrdc,. 1t the p'e
mr.. ot Up, il each other tie, are both h I'd to pie Sc
We wt. tie al the j., roa would have gave them
eou,l we >, We h.en present. ut tn. Ceremony.
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SELLING. OFT Arco T,

,rHE uud. signed n xios TO close oa thef extensive
stock of fitniidsc sooil IS possible, 40" "heT L.
sell al COSI at their arcrooiGs, Nell street ics'
First wholesale retail. ia al, q.aItis - salt pur
On is>rs. heir stock ,ops:s excl Ill VARIETY "l
neatly nInaf tGred Fnrllturc bplgli 10" for cash. iss'
~iil i, pid great biI-Ls The public are nv ed IL
call ..ud exaniLe for themselves. -
i.29-3.l hERsHbEhGfK az bsso-
T-7Pleise announce p. VAUGHAN Hsa candidate
for Treasurer Of Marlborough oouut. at the next " to-
yer eIe, tor L. :s-"aWie-]
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IT We notice that the Times re-publish-
ed Mr. CARROTS reply to the unexpected call
in Tuesdays paper. Does it think it can
farce the people to read those. three columns
of judicial and eg ,tistical nonsense by parad-
ing it before them every issue, even Tor a
month to come!
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BLEcroR u TICK EFT.
srSvrosiA. ELECTORS.

sExvroziAn ELECTORS.
HENRY s. LANE. Of Montgomery county
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN. of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELEcTc2s.
Fret Disfriet-LrNuEL q. DEBRCLER. Dubeisc county
Seesnf-JoHN ID. FERGUSON, Clark county.
TAird-Cap.. >corT CAarER, Switzerland county.
FezSth-JoHs II. PAEorHAR, Frank lin county.
r0tk-DAvIr kILLaoRE, Delaware county.
ei-sA-FAsIrs NJ. FIStE. Johnson county.
6sssntA- -RIcHARp ". 1LoNPsos, tigo county.
Eigkfh-G. o. bkHM. Tippeeanos conhty.
E1atA-T. \. STAsFIELp. Sr, JOS ph ,oanty.
1snsk-JAAEs =. FsAzE R h0ss iusko county.
Elsvsntk-JoHs NJ. ALL.cE. GRANT county.
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IL The Cincinnati Enquirer, a Democrat
ic paper, gives tn, names of several pr. mi
nent Democrats of that city, who have prom
isei to bolt the nominations OF the Democrat
ic County Convent n. That's the talk! l.
they would also bolt the nomination of the
National Convention still greater proof of
their honesty might thus be afforded.
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4 Prediction.

The editor Of he State Journal is good
calculito and we think in he following PEE
dict;on h. will keep up his reputation:
As chlirman ofthP Wing Stare Central
Committee. IN Orsoher. is4s. We piblish an
address to the Wing Of this Stat, in whicil
we put down the result: Us follows:
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"AsHLASp; Nov.5, ]

"AsHLASp; Nov.5, 1851.
sDEAR SIR: received ana thank you fur
your fri n lily le' ter, in which YOU q i'st
line fr IN me with my su'ogra;h. As to my
health, in which you take kind interest, I
rAgret that i, is not as good as coul wish,
nor is it so bad as it might be. think of
making an effort OF going to Washington,
to attend. probably f,r the last time, the
meeting of Congress.
Accept my respectful acknowledgements
Cor the kind feelings towards M which you
h we so lona entertained, ard continue to
cher 81, as expressed in yeur letter, and as
testified by placing al the head Of your pr
pr s,n;iment which | once uttered, AMI
still retsin, that Il would rather be right
than be President
wish NJ YOU graf happiness AMI pros
perity, am, respectfully, your ohedrnt SER
v,nt, II. CLAY.
"Mr. ALFRED SANDERS"
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yoR cAss.
FOR TAYLOR.

II this we did not miss single f .ure.-.
No ut me xt Pr sidrntial election ii the
S,atrs thit voted fo- 7 ylor will vote for
) OFT, W tn the adLit on Of OHIO, In.'iIn and
Mich gan; and C.,liforra. that did not vote
in lsIS, will 1--WE fur ties for Scutt.
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WE ALL HAVE OUR TRoUeLEs.-Sisfsr Mare
why Charley, dear boy, what's the mater :
You seem quite miserable.
Ciarby-Ah! amt !, just! Here's mi
says must wear turn dona o0fars II Chris :
mas, ind III res young Sidney Bowl r, who's
not half as tai "a, am, has nad siic. ups and
ichtte-cho.ers Tor ever ID long.
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0CTThe noted California Indiana Chic,
BAPr STE, while i1toxieatd at a feast, late
", drew his sw ord aud plunged il Into to
body % his vile, k Hing her instantly. x'
day her boiy was burned upon funeral pile
with all her effects, even To some gold dust
she had collected tie day b;lore.
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az The ALBANIA was here l2 O'Clock
night b fore ist. She has taken the place
O" the Sam Cinon, as a NJ mnhis AMI c n
cinnati packet, AMI is an excellent boat III
every rtculsr. We are indebted t. oul
old friend, Mr.. Olds, clerk, for papers.
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@ Accor lin : t, the French census, one
Fren;hm IN in seventy dies by his own hands;
and one. woman in a hundred and twenty
FIVE.
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LETTER OF Mr.. CLAy.-The editor of the
D venport (Iowa) G zette heving addressed
NJ. Cliy or the subject O: the motto ofthat
p ,per, received from the distinguished pa
riot The following reply:
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(ST''The people say'' that DR.. Evan gets
u, a most magnificent lunrh. One would
naturally think SO to see The "hulgry swarm
he feeds every day. ,,ens9
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OF Mr. WEBSTER his prepared family
burr 4 place at Mlrsh6eld, at cost of about
$1,000. on the summit of hill in one of Ills
& ids, overlooking the ocean. EtaL8
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GA southernDemocrat editor said thu oher
day. when asked for the signs Of the times
tn Z there as DIR. cloud in the nor hern
sky. He sid FRED. DoreLAss, the Negro
was out for PuRcE. ~
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uF Fifty operatives are wanted at the
Cannelton Cotton NJ H. The hi hest wages
pal dat Lowell will be given.
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gAMSVA LIE LESALI
PRICE C}rp prNT. =

ElvEz-G.s ST. hos, ahd reported above.
20 r 4sd haf 10 fsei ~4sr bars between Louis.
va. Nv n,glI'e-
wsAIHEa-- os sights aud clear asd warm darir g.
day.
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Gov. WRIeET AND IN rERyEYF IoE.-At the
first KossLth iii.etil G he. in tiiis city last
mint r, Gov WRIsIT IN de & spe-'h in ta-
vor of IN al an e. aitn England t. Use
"ilysi al Ii rce' in aft Of Hunsa ag ms
Russia. w, Should like l., KNOW the q .
verno : pre- cent OF ion on that suhject. A .
he carefully avoidsit, it : In,erst"au tht h
MIND has undergone change to silt tie
pupular ireiiag OF the people. Tue Cover
~. got a It lie of that hobby befo il had
been bri Id, an in nseiuence, Is fat on
ms "a H.. s ut J,ura4l
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