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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

Aor. Nay jane Jug Aug. Sept.
st. Paul, 400 6loP 67o.5' 1903 6902' 5So2'
chicago, 40 56 3 62 I 20 6s go
1t will be perceived that the average mean monthly
temperature, Or heat, Of every month Of the sic, except
ing September, is greater at St Paul than at Chicago.
The month Of September IL m important month to the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

4 The Teachers ana ics:d> o4 dues - % q
OF wayne 60,

Tie Indiana State Teachers Association
Will meet At indianapolis n the -7ta inst,
a. clock, p II. There are ma feeS u
much interest to come before LA: Aseeis-
tioE-naa.tcss that should interest every IT
zen that has It heart the cause Of popular
Education.
The mee.irgs Of tIat Association are al
ways Intellectual and social feast= to tA-
teacher TIC Lull ara iif-lr~s teacher can
not a.t-rd item without beeo n.5a : wsrsael
up aud made T. t.tiu.e. "a ale nsa-s. cter-e--
y as position among -a= Tetsrm@r~ i -se-
Na.9fs e.. mankind; ana tae tte teacher re
turLs home flied wi'A aew aspirations aad
a rev determination % double is esgF- =
IA Ii, useful vocation. \. sAa: :aee-la :.
teachers become ae4 sIalgtcd ws.i4 Z eir or-tl
rem from al parts oith- >a.e, and il>-=4 u
having their views AID ideas cIampe4 s.utl
confined 10 what Is going on wi.l-i.. ~ mar
NV compass If thcIr own scs0aa-rola1S,
they get an enlarged view Of lhe il sl.lz aud
shadows Of tie Teachers life. At thsse
meetings only. an opportunity Is afforded se
show the strength and force Of the Teachers
; a unit.
The Legislature is now in session. and
has under consideration the present school
Law, aud who knows what at influence al
Assem- bla-e ST several hundred teachers nigh
have upon that body towards inducing them
70 enact law that would meet the demand.
Of the cause OF Education. Wayne county
has always been among the foremost II tbest
meetings, and we desire that she may con
tinue 10 be 80. The citizens OF indianapolis
have generally extended their h5spi
talIty to Teachers. aud entertained them
free OF charge, and We have the assurance Q
John ). Newman, Pres. l. c. " R. that
thirty teachers from this county VIII st.enc
that Association, they shall De returned fre.
over the road, aud no mistake. \ large par
OF that number Is already made up, an.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Turnpike 1IccIing.

At An adjourned meeting held at School
House No /, Centre township, % tie eve
mig Of the 18th lust. EinueiSe Ra.sell was
called 10 tie chair and PLineas Lamb arpala-
TED secretEgy.
On motion. II was resolved 70 reconsider
q former resolution adopted At previous
meeting which was 70 make a free road
Resolved, That lnasmuch IS We have not
received the al! We were promise /. and
which Is due us from our Northern friends 10
make free road. tia. We viii make a toll
road. and $50 constitute one snare. AaaP-
ted.
Ga IN 1,ioB a former resolution As 10 loca-
ton. was reconstructed, aud a committee ag-
pointed 10 select the most favorable route as
- cheapnass Of construction. advantages,
amount OF stock, IL G..
Nuercupan, William Culbers en-, James
i BRYANT. Eaanezer Chaesnan, AbIah Rich
ana O.ner I. Jones were appointed said
commit CO.
Resolved That the committee on the 10
css;oa he Instructed 10 proceed forthwith to
a-cartaip the amount OF stock that Wi be
taken oa tile d.tte.ght routes, aud report 10
the - X meeting.
Ga notion. The proceedings Of this meet
lag be forwarded by the secretary 10 the Ed
TORS OF the Palladium for publication
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
his night two weeks. at early candle light.
Al this place.
EINSEDcE Russell, Pres.
J9y..e5S rg3b <eg'g
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Corn and Feed Mill.

ssANING pert c.@i M Fsei N'i esliI .sy .
Z farH-rs AL at-r-s. fhat IA nov Prs2aret t.
5srl 81 th a ws Aitl- fny .he small of tha.
v8I z-.r! from three T. f1GE susts!. q god feed
ser agar. svith a nue horse power. Full half q
feel from this mill a fine eDou-A = t45. ns.-
TIE pIicty eFu~s- and du.aaiIlty q fhis HiH
lakes Il pre;e-a5e l. all others ns5. Tbs
.r5n3-r- constructed .htt ~hsa they al
rscy rs taken oIt, sharpen 4 a gIa,sI with
hgt little trouble. and when entirely bs
reftte4 with ones for So | can furnish Horse
p8ss suit BE for he Mil for ESQ, ani whch will
Gsr any 5th@r parp3se the farmer may issire-
Having disposed - tie right for a.. n tho TaiteI
except In llama, - fr Hall q Se- York will
sei# olHty Rights THIS state fair prices aa1
reasa Fable terms
ny PERSON b y engage in the manufacture Of
Feei Wits ~2a,d 81 cell y apply Il orders
ia .-es from I-'aue9 ~i b promptly attended 70.
- - ressfas she auiais gael Who i also authorized
Is sir lfu ~ maze for Any other territory
A. K rds r M4-aIac d5ne a. saort notice, All
IA ths best IuaGaer Ad4rcss.
W D WILSON
Richmond, Ind.
Dee. p. ISIS III
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Firemats's Bali and Reception.

We noticed in our last NUM- err that the
'Independents' of Dayton were expecting
to make visit to the Quaker City 2's. We
are now able TO report the preliminary ar
engagements
The Quaker City 2s have rendered their
brethren the independents of Dayton an in
Yitation TO visit them on Friday the 3Ist Dec.
Theiusitation being extended to the members
otthe aforesaid Company and to their tsaeest-
Hearts ond uires7 has been promptly
and cordially a, pied by the independents
1t is expected that the guests viii arrive
by spec:a train, which has been rendered to
them for the occasion by that prompt and
efficient officer 'Ianhce Smith,, Supcrintend.
ent. at abou: halfpast P. NJ, on Friday.
and will be met at the Depot by the
headed by "lIt-leUs Brass Band. !" where
Omnibusses VIII be in readiness to convey
the Ladies to their respective Hotels. and the
Firemen viii be escorted, if pleasant, thro
the principal streets of the city. The bal
ence Of the afternoon viii be devoted to
merry greetings and acquaintance making,
and the Company will rc-assembie il Starr
Hall. at 8 o'clock. Z. NJ. From 8 to 9
O'Clock, promenade. chi.-ohat, and music "
MaohelI's Band, y 8 o'clock precisely.
the President Of the Quaker City Is, Mr..
". I. Dennis, will presau: TO the InIepend-
ants q splendid Silver Cup, Immediately al
ter which dancing VII commence-musie bv
Mitchel.'s S.rins Band, aal then
NO sleep tiH uarn vhan yauth suI haauty meet
Ta chase The glow ing hours vth ayiny feet.
Supper will be on the table from 10 till ?
O'clock. in Mr. Hopes apart ment, i.nmedia-
tely adjoining the Hall, and tile guests Will
be able to choose their own time for going
to the table ana thereby sufficient time VII
be afforded for ali to be comfortably accom-
modated. The uniform adopted by tie IS
for the occasion is black Goats, Pants, aud
Cravats, turn over collars, with belts and
silver lace on the pants.
By resolution passed, al their meeting
last night, any member Of The Company who
shall be guilty of drinking any intoxicating
beverage on that day OF evening shall be Re
moved from the room and publicly expelled
al the next regular meeting.
Tickets ior The ncmbers o! the 'Inde-
pendents' free for the members Of the .
81 each. for ali others, 50 each, to be had
OF the Comm ittee
The arrangements are certainly very full
and complete, and are in the hands Of gen
tlemen who know exactly how 10 DO it
The Committee is ". I. Dennis, President,
John If. Paxson, W. L. Morehouse. OEaa
Perry. Thomas Vickers and E. J. Salter.-
The Dayton Company IS comPasad Of many
Of the best citizens and business men OF that
city, under an independent organization, ard
We hope our citizens generally will be on
hand for their entertainment.
Eg We expect to be there. ;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Wayne County Directory.

Mr. NoEvor is rapidly progressing with tae ao7Te
iPort publication, the first part Of which : =
ready il print. We IaAru that Ia has ne, with very
aAtsering reception thus Jar. ani hat citizens
wei As Business men throughout he county, seem tis-
posed to encourage au1 aid h 70 the fall exssui Of
their ability. He Is mach pleased with h5s success
sni hopes 70 produce ooos taat sha;l Be worthy Of
the eonf3enee rsPosei in hiu hv our cltl1enz OF
coarse the book viii Be Wildly circulated asd De
come well known and efficient advertising Ee6iau-
Oar Merchants and business cannot Do betse
than place IN the work. TIE charge = moderate
il the benefits waich viii undoubtedly
salt theTefEon, i2e outlay, though small viii Dc safe
j ard jadicicas Investment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

ana and Montgomery OF Pennsylvania had n
street Gght in Washington City, on Saturday last
Bill distinguished himself last winter in Congress
by being the tool Of Stevens to introduce u bill
to settle the Kansas question. Montgomery won
a similar distinction by sending Mr.. Buchanan
barrel of whisky. They met for the first time on
Saturday, during the present session. Bill extend
ed his hand, said, How are you, Mr.. .Hontgom
ery?" .1lr. Montgomery withheld his hand and
uttered an insulting expression something like, Il
don't speak to puppies" Whercupon Mr.. Ems
lish struck him blow over the head, break
ing his cane to pieces by the blow, and knocking
Montgomery into the gutter but not entirely
down. Montgomery, rising, hurled brick at
English, striking him on the leg, bat doing 10
injury to him.
1t was very impolite in .Hr. Montgomery to
call Bill puppy however true it may be, and
we can only account for bis prompt resentment
on the ground of his feeling the force of the truth
of the charge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

~The Washington correspondent Of .ne
New York TTi5gRs, says that Mr. Douglas
hss prepared. and VIII soon publish, a de-
clara,ion Of his intention not TO be a eauidase
for The Presidency in 1860.
rrAt the recent session of the County
Commits sioners the sum Of 81 geo was gram
ted the FLOYD County Agricultural Asseeia-
ton tor the purpose Of fitting up the Fair
grounds, provided the State Fair IS located
hege mex, wear, and provided further that The
Common Council ii New Albany give 81.
001 iar Tie same purpose. A committee OF
council has the mater now under consider
as.on.-Neso -43kaaR IrabAas.
Ne Aashor ael = AaRoance paNIEL x rs 81 81
NAN ctaiiisJe f1- County Recorder aaieet % .as
domination OF Ia Re . 1icsa parry
Es-wz.-e a4:ssstsel - Hsaoa7 ace WILL M y kt3iF
CvIust Recorder sHe7e. 10 Inc he-ai-
Ha.zaa 81 the Hspa5licAa pAssy
~ We authorized 70 announce WILLIAM ?
TunN esniitste faF Comfy heeriefs saA.scs 10
the aa1.5aA - ;le n. uo.scaa party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
'EIle state Legislature.
condensed from the state journal


NJ Gaod,no. ofer,l the following Joint
,os@ln,ion
500 resolution d;sarnrovinr of the
- H. 49,. u RriiIr AMI C,.aLarn
! t.t.t' ~, So. IL rLn I-,,3ts1 St.tas
- -, CS,gt;,nt;o,, an3 ia "a
- :. ~. SranIan A D,nala, from the
observation-disclosures ,.i1, of tie committee on Territor
:.
Pc, Peeo1,e5 h, t6c Gesel1l fzseuLfu
sftIg Stair of Ld,ono. That The course Of
4 - Il Rr;,l. ord Hon Graham Y
- :, -. S.-,tt - thn 1ni,cd S.afas IN
fl .I.,e,,I,f to f.,rce Kansas into the Jaie.t As
!, S.a,a bn5ar the Iecomutou Constitution,
a,ainst and il defiance OF The well known
oxr,ass,l viii ,l a majority ot the
e-t;z.Gs ot,l,t Territory was =. lie time.
and ,lissa,,i.roy.I bv the people Of tits
STATE: be il further
Il sgIyed, That the course Of said Bright
and Fitch in the Senate aforesaid, at the
/ present session thereof, in regard to tue re
moyal OF Hon. Stephen A. Douglas from the
Craftsmanship of Tie Committee on Terrific
fies is most heartily and fully disappro,ed
an repnd:ated By the people Of this safe; BE-
II further
H.4olee That his Exceency, .he Governor,
be aad he j. hereby requested 70 transmit q
copy OF this joint resolution to Hon. stephen
\ Douglas 10 be by him laid before tie
/ Serace 81 the United STATES
aIr. Jancs offered the following io;at reso-
.utlou:
i WHEREAS, Il is at this time, esn1. entity IL
and proper that a frank expression 81 ep.a-
ION % lie only living p5Itica5 1~sle u tie
day should be made BY the Senators al !
II 60 ..l -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

s-A girl was arrested in Cincinnati q
FIX days since for wearing mans clothes
Tpon refusing 70 alter her habits, she was
committed 70 prison for ten days Size has
been wearing male clothes FOR three years.
and did i, she says, 10 be With her brother
all the time. Her story IS believed
GsThe Chicago Timer states that there
IS only seventy miles Of railroad 10 complete
between that city and New Orieons. dis
tance, BY the rails, nine hundred and eleven
miles.
jeremiah Clemens. Of Alabama. ex-senator
and author Of Mustang Gray Is writing a
novel. 70 be called the Rivals, a tale Of the
Times Of Aaron Burr aud Alexander Hamil-
ton
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

Mns srowE's NV SaRrAt--The Teai.rs rGhi1c VII be
glad 10 learn that story, eltitl~i The Ministers Woo
ing commenced the Atlantic Monthly for Deoeuhef =
the beginning Of novel from the q Mrs Harriet
Beecher stowe and that portions Of IL VIII appear TN
month month until is completed Iii stYfS -
~ ali the Characteristic. style tud spirit !e have made
authors works SEQ fltl"G TIL" scene Is ian II
New England Immediately the ReroutIontheT T''a
wien all that most simple quaint ana t'a'lAr ~
ncter and manner fu! force. 1t the era before
railroads. steamships lightning presses, fashionable church
es aud fashionable clergy short se gocd 0ta 14
81 which present generation have ssoen Aea4d ~
look mastery portrait Of Puritan e sAe'ch
ef in this romance However il is necessary to do more
n 10 apnopne. the fact an author ard wor As
are known in thirty languages ard whose TWO
thousand volumes in Ills country alone surely
We shall look the coming numbers Of THE
Minister'S Wooing'' with great interest
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

STATE PRIsrER-We have heretofore neglect
ed making any reference to the election of a State
Printer by the Legislature. We have refraiuec
from such reference because our neighbors Of the
Broad Axe were applicants for the place, and wf
had no disposition to interfere with the aspiration
Of our neighbors. Supposing they have given u
the contest, we feel at liberty to soy, as men,
Der q tie Republican party, that the State print
ing ought, in our opinion, TO be given TO the pro
prietors Of the Indianapolis Journal. 1t IL tt
organ Of the party at the capital, and it Is III,
uty Of the party to aid il with its patronage. l.
should be sustained, not simply because il is 'ht
organ Of the party, but because it is an able and
efficient advocate Of principles which if carried out
viii benefit the country. 1t is bad policy TO elect
outsiders who would farm out the work and put
the greater portion of the profits in their pockets
and upon whom the party would have nc claim foT
the liberal expenditure OF the means thus acquir
ed from the party, for its benefit. We look at this
course as the duty of the Republican members Of
the Legislature, and were We member we
woul6 vote to sustain the Journal We may be-
permitted to say that personal friends ex-
pressed a willingness TO supper. us for the place
but that we promptly declined, and If We had
had no other reasons, the indicated above
was sufficient TO induce us 10 refuse to seek The
place. 1t is to be hoped that some one of the
proprietofs of the Indiana journal will be elect
ed The proposition 10 let the printing out to
tho lowest bidder is all humbug and nothing els.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

CONVENTION or EDITORS t.0 l'ya,.EsHKRs The
Editors Of the Nashville R-..,..c4r suggest the
holding Of an Editorial Coavy.-.y at Iudianapo-
lis. on the oath Of January next We fully agree
with our friends Of the Republican,, that much
good would result from such a meeting composed
OF the entire fraternity in the ate, witheat re-
gard to political distinctions We believe tie
Legislature should authoriz= The publication Of
al! laws il al least enc paper IN each court y, a.
IS now done in majority of the Northern States
Our reason for this opinion IS simply this: That
while the people are required TO obey the law
they should have 50 opportunity Of sn1 wig " hat
the law is aud there Is means SO economical
as the newspaper press, of giving to people this
information. As a publisher. we have no special
desire 10 publish these at the price paid in
most Of the States but the Legislature should or
der the publication and fix tair compensation.
We should also be pleased 70 meet our editorial
friends for the interchange Of the social coarteses
OF az acquaintance. Let the meeting be he'd,
aai we viii endeavor to be present.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

~ Of the el9fgny u the year, - return - their
-e and their sincere thanks for the ibs-
81 patronage heretofore extended TO them. They also
earnestly request al Yrsoas Indebted 70 them 70 call
ivruefesly and settle their accsBnts and they beg
leave state hereafter they EiIl sell hard for
cAsh sz1 cash only, erssp. Oh special coatraet.
HIBBERD d sOS.
De- g 1855 sS
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rneneeEn Of the coming year
The Magazine 1888, VI eoat"in marry iO'' fss'
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BY CHAs. J. PETfssoN.
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+A-5---.r++H 'at- +e'N-->N - -
charges Of venue. CouvurIed IN.
NEW 1oRE, Fee 21.-The Tlibune's
Washington correspondent states that the &C
d UNI 5. he affair between English an Mont
gamary, already given. Is unfair 10 Iha later
gentleman, who max the following state
men:
i hsve not spoken to English this session.
~ taAen any uo.ice Of him v lien We mei,as NC
lave occasionally The reason IS that he
made a speech To a crowd who >eEeeAd 1 Ina
en- ne night # the passage Of lis b., n
v hieh lie said tina, he had associated with
ne and other anti LecomTton Democrats,
crlv 10 find out our plans and 4, teal US
From that time l have looked upon I'm = a
tras, herauS snv, and IN unfit associate far
Gentlemen. About noon to-day, ! VAS ~ a
,7.r down PENNSYLVANIA ANcare, when saw
rn.l.sh coming toward mas hellleg out his
his hand. saving. How DO You -. Mr. Moat-
g>,aery?' | made no answer but pssSed
on without any Sign Of tsao -nlTi9n had
walked f.w steps, vh-f received tson
behind n very violent blow the eft side 81
my head, given with such force as lar mo-
Ieent Il >tarrer and confuse ne. had hot
Tie least idea who or Waat had struck mc.hut
turning round | saw English with large
cane, which he had in b. th hands, and from
the position in which he stood, aui tie dlree-
tian of the blow, must have 50 h,ld il when he
struck me He exclaimed. Good dam YOU,
IN teach you TO insult me that way.
He STEPPED backward quickly As h. spoke.
[ rushed at him. and IS was about 10 close
with him, lie drew sword from cane and
presented II a me. As l had 40 weapon OF
any l,indI stepped of the sidewalk and picked
UP rejce af brick. which ! threw a him
hitting him ON the leg He kept retreatla1,
and before | could End another missile. he
had got to such distance ,hat it was useless
to pursue him"
Two persons. VIM. Couch and Daniel Cox
witnessed the affair, and confirm Montgom-
erv's statement in every particular.
Mont@omcrv went Immediately 70 MagiS
trate. and made charge Of assault a@ain>
English. who has been held to hail Mont
zamerv', face was badly hruise! BIZ he blow
which e;,eseJ blood 20 flow Prnfu~ey. IL
has kept lis room since. and Is attended by
rhvsicj7n Had the cane struck an inch o
two higher, 50 Is 70 hit lis temple instead Q
his check. he would most probably have NeeI
killed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
~ McCluug of the Liberty Herald, calls

u McClung of the Liberty Herald. calls
Ben Davis, among other things, "syoophsn-
tic" II we cared about the opinion OF SO
small sn atom of iusignihcsuee, we'd make
him sufficiently sick by prescribing to him a
dose of his own Stiffness. If this hadn't tie
desired effect TO make him sensible OF his
own misery the ticks would have TO be fan
ned of of him in some other wayi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

Teachers. We now urge you 10 adjourn Your
schools for tie holidays, and attend tbs
meeting; the expense VIII be lga; aad tie
profits remunera,ive. All persons Who *
pet 70 attend. are requested 10 inform \. e
Saor,rid-e. Cen,rtvile. Ind
b. order " G. Teachers Association.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Election Notice.

TIE Stockholders ~ hn9nd Williamsburg
= gk- Cps PAM arr t,td = that election
v5 n ~ hIitituK opposite Bank
Csts of KicialpI second day thu tom OF st
month. the hgu 10 phi O'Clock o. said
~ rsrposc eIrcng Directors III.
ensuing year.
R.saa7ti, Icth mo. 2th. los
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.

or BANKING OFFICE viii be closed On both ths
~ above named DAYS
MORRISON, BLANCHARD, & co.
lee p, 1855. ~
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OF jail by his brother.in law on last Tues
day.
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J. c. Cfumbangu has been elec.ed %
bigblv responsible position IN the High Schociof
Dagton. ONO Parents and guardians who lave
been the patrons o. w. Crrmbaush's school, as
veil as the scholars which have beea under his
charge, viii regret his leaving this city; for we
can cairo mind no teacher Who has ever taught
school 10 the place, who has Won more friends
than has the subject Of this notice. lie Is thor
oueh scholar, and impresses the importance Of
this characteristic upon his pupils lie INDUCES
il no merely superficial knowledge, but requires
all Of bis scholars fully comprehend their stud
les As 4 mathematician he has bnt few # any
superio.s in the West In liuguis,ics, h 5 sue
ces=fnl teacher. But our object was simply to
exrress our regrets that NJ, Crumbauzh vas
about 20 leave his scsool in this city, for posi-
tion in another State, lie i doubtless Induced
to make this chang fon the fact our free school
system IS comparatively destroyed, aad good
teachers are freed 80 sex Situations under bet
ter ard more substantial system Of schools. For
this reason, the best teachers are leaving oar
S.a-e AID We stall soon be as destitute Of gool
teachers as NC now are OF fr Schools. We euar-
nestly commend .Hr, Cran,b4uei. to the friend,
of education in his reF home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

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