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ruponrANr FROM JAPAN.

NEGOTIATION for "A further Treaty be.
tvs e n the American Committeeman
and the Japanese.
, 1858-08-20
LETTER FROM FRAzER's RIVER.

| F0iT lALE, July oOth, lS0S.
came down from Niagara Bar yesterday, and
intend stopping here until tomorrow.
There was meeting Of miners yesterday to prc-
hibi the sale of liquors. at which resolutions were
adopted as follows -
lst That we, the miners Of Fort Yale, prohibit
the sale Of any liquors in the vicinity of said
bar after this date
Cd That, for the better protection of life and
property, we deem it expedient to destroy from
our midst all liquors that may be found about the
premises Of any person
3d. That any person, after being duly warned,
who shall be found selling liquors TO any one
without license from government shall be
seized up and whipped with 80 lashcs on his
bare back, and be expelled from this vicinity.
4th. That standing committee Of l2 be ap-
pointed TO see the above resolutions carried into
effect until such time as the government see fit to
to carry out its own laws; and said committee is
to be appointed ON among the perraaent resi-
dents Of this bar. .. .t-.rr ...
The Indians lately have been very troublesome,
and scarcely day passes but some men are
killed and other depredatiOns committed, and
nearly all through the influence of liquor. The
people are getting desperate. They are waitingt to
see if the stopping of this whisky selling has any
effect. If not there will DO war. Men are afraid to
travel Oh the trail except in large companies, for
fear Of being robbed. Yesterday overlook a
sick man coming down who had just been rob-
bed, and saw the Indians with the articles.
The water has fallen six feet within the last
eight days, and is still falling The weather is
and has been for the last ten days very warm
About two-thirds Of the miners arc at work be-
tween the canyons, averaging 81 or s. per day
each. Between here and Fort Hope nearly all
arc at work. Hills, Emery's and Texas Bars
seem to be doing the best; from all accounts,
they make from an ounce to $50 TO the rocker.
Men leave here daily in large parties for the
forks Of Thomson and Frazer's Rivers. Some
fsw days since man brought two horses from
there and packed load Of provisions back
He reports good trail with the exception Of :
few lallen. trees, and says that eight mon could
clear the trail as fast as train could get along
Provisions here are very high: -four, $3.50
per pound meat, e, and other things in pro-
portion. e8 3-a4 rq y.ief
At present there arc two express offices, two
doctors, ono blacksmith shop, one gambling house
and ten rum mills, though the latter have been
closed to-day. aoiig ynEid y'1a
a " Yours, &C., NH. CUSKNCHGx.
, 1858-08-20

Dame Fortune is accused Of being tickle
goddess; and, IL we are to rdmit that she
has the entire control Of pecuniary matters,
we shall be compelled to come TO the con-
clusion Of others. But while Unforeseen in
cidents sometimes leave the best calculations
at fault, good sound judgmen: very much
decreases the power Of Dame Fortune 10
build up and tear down. When the existence
Of gold in this northern country no 'onger
remained question, and all manner Of pro-
perty advanced in price 10 an amount equiv
sieut to the increased supply Of gold, some
articles in particular localities were scarce,
and advanced in price more than the aggre-
gate. Among the articles found scarce in
the neighborhood of the mining region was
Beef IL could not be obtained in quantities
for q considerable length Of time. 1t could
not be shipped and slowed away with no ex-
pense except interest on money, and all were
alittle slOwto engage inthe attempt to supply
ihedemand. Meantime the demand increased
and the supply decreased until Beef CON-
manded almost fabulous PIECES. Into tho
market rushes everybody, and down comes
the article" Panic-struck, some are found
ready to sacrifice any amount and be Of, and
he farmers and stock raisers are cited TO the
ruling prices. and urged TO sell accordingly.
We are glad to notice. however, that our
farmers are as shrewd calculators as the best
of thsm; and, while they were ready to sell
when Beef was at its highest point, they are
nov slow to sell below what The price Of Beef
should and must be when the matter is prop
erly regulated.
The amount Of cattle in Oregon and Wash
ingion Is not more than adequate to the
demand; and, while The price Of Beef must
range low for three or four months, owing to
the extra amount thrown on the market.
inside the present year holders must realize
well, and during The next year the ruling rates
viii be higher ihnn for years before.
Oregon cuiilo holders, slow to believe the
goli reports, were badly sold BY allowing
lho mIddleman all The profits Of the advance
in prices; but, al last awake, they are now
determined to have share in the profits on
what cattle Jet remains unsold. Fortune
has not favored those who bought with the
calculation Of realizing ht the highest rasge|
a prizes. nor wIll ahe smile on those who
nn 70 the other extreme. and sell for the
frr offer. Misjudgm@t has carried prices
100 high, and ini.indgrnent may reduce it too
low. but ultimately the price Of Beef must
settle down 70 fglre much above ,he prices
ruling Z year ago.
, 1858-08-20

THEFT AND PuxsmIESr.--While the attention
Of everybody in town was taken up with the
steamer Snrpriss, on Tuesday afternoon, an In
dian entered the store Of Messrs. McCaw & Ro-
gers and appropriated 10 his use pair Of rant-
aloons, with which be made off Having been
detected, however, he was seized and taken back
to the steps Of the store where Mr.. MeCaw
armed himself with ponderous pair Of shears,
and clipped of the eluxurant locks Of tho culprit,
who bore the punishment with Christian resigna-
ton. DiFesied Of his hair, he was hidden to de-
part, and was helped in his retreat with few
kicks, doubtless glad to get of 50 easy
, 1858-08-20
pRopUCrs OF OUR TERRITORY.

A small sheaf of fresh cut wheat was
brought into our office on "Wednesday last
as sample of the product of Mr.. Croit's
farm, some five miles from S;eilGcoom. IL
length. the stalks are about five feet, while
the heads will average six inches. The
grain, for size, is unequalled by any We ever
saw before, and, we venture TO say, will COM
pare favorably with that raised in the best
wheat growing States of the Union. The
yield in Pierce (this) county ranges from
twenty TO thirty bushels per acre, and, $, far
as we have yet lcarnel, It is equally large in
other counties of the Territory. The aver.
age yield we believe to be greater than that
of any Of the old States, and the quality,
while it is superior to many, is really inie-
rior to none.
We have observed in years past that Ore
gon and Washington wheat and -four realize
lower prices in San Francisco than the Cali
fornia products. The market reports sho"
this; but why it should be, We cannot con.
ceive, unless our products suffer damage On
the passage. In our dwelling we have now
IVY. wv % H,nI.S y .nS ~ I .',ha. s.on, ~, n,;I, =,
~" ~ nm p a1 ,I = c.'%. S M o.. Wv I TLa -
~, D'S ~ $3.50 .D',', 0' 'r". ca.,
C,,e S"y W., OI ~ -, .OS .S ."", ' .r;,. % ,E",
VI an -. n,s'. U s IA, ''N =, - 80 .I,, -, | I a~S
e. o, '"o 80! imp" h I '. 'c.,;". ';' S' '"o ''.a
"ss' ',,'.,', qJ !; 80. G -. %s paS're U.s. I
@ r -, s. sl1,. c.as, ca.I C,,I;e Iii. =,
w. nav 1''I ,yr.. - ~. M ",.. rS " /, y
, 1858-08-20

AxoTnkR SrEAMER AccIDEEI.-T Pacific Mai
Co.'S steamer Oregon, during a fog on the night
Of the slst ult, ran on the rocks at Point Reyes
about thirty-hve miles from San Francisco. She
was on her return from Victoria, with, il Is stated
some 800 passengers. Il Is not positively known
that any Of them arc drowned; some. forty o.
my jumped overheard when she struck, five o.
six Of whom are said TO be missing. The Ore
gon reached San Francisco the following day
Those who leA her at Point Reyes arrived safely
overland. ~ b 4leiis4 f,s .e -. t.ii
, 1858-08-20

HARvEsrrxo.-During tho past week, all oi
our farmers have been engaged in harvesting their
grain. Notwithstanding the heavy rains which
cot in 50 inOppOrtunely, At the beginning Of the
preceding week, We are pleased 10 learn that the
yield this season VII be very abundant ono
ar exceeding that q any season for some years
past We Congratulate our country friends on
this happy result Of their lnbors
, 1858-08-20
spttiaI Mutitts.
CITY GOYERNNIENT.

STElL'Coo CRY, W. T.. Aug leth. lsSs
SB- Pursuant 10 notice, the qualIned votsr,,
Iesdents Of steacoom City, assembled at Musical Hail
ai q O'Clock Pm, and,
On motion o. 0. P. Meeker, Esq., William n. walI,o.
was called TO the chair On nation Of Charles Pro.eh
ESQ.,. Wm. Ii. Woods was appt tintsd sscrtaEy.
The chairman stated the object Of the meeting 20 bS
for the purpose Of erainng whether the citizen. Of
steiacOOm wished for City Government - =
10 answer 10 several questions propounded the chair
man stated that the Mayor and OOuuclmen would uoe
receive any pay for their services until the city bad trea
thoasand Inhabitants, and that the City Council oeul6
not levy greater tax than one bali Of per cent per
annum See Act TO incorporate the City Of Steacoom
p,ge ass Laws Of wash Teri, 1858 & ''f
On motion, Resolved, That this meeting adjourn upti
10 O'Clock AM Saturday ne1 the 2Is instant, Il ths
house Of E. A. Light Eq, when vote BY ballot will b
taken. Those in favor Of City Government shall NrtS
the words City G,verDm n" and thoe opposed to il
will write the words " No Cay GoVeFhm, n," on thtIv
respective tickets. -is'i urHs 70
On mOtiUn. Resolved. That the editor Of ths Puget
Sound Herald be requested 10 insert the proceedings Of
tn meeting In the next issue Of that Taper.
On motion, Resolved That the Secretary be Instructed
to post written notices in the three most oonspcnOuv
places IN the city, 60 as 10 have full attendance on
III xL saturday.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until Saturday us,t
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock AN. ..l.'f
Attest; W: W:HWALLACE. Chairman.
w. .. Moops, eecIe1aIy. r.r5it-s 4FFl
E1- All persons knowing themseIVes in5Ie61e1
to the h o. Batch wEBrR PRIOR TO the ls Of Januarv
iss, hereby notified call settle immediately or tr
accounts will be placed IN IN hands Of an attorney for col
To our Patrons.
TITE would aav tnou natrnss Il.
, 1858-08-20

0un announcement, last week, Of the resump-
ton Of the trips Of the stesmer Constitution, We
regret to say, was premature. The failure was
caused BY the Pandma emitting to bring piece
Of pipe ccntaininirg valve, which win positive
y arrive By the next mail steamer from San
Francisco. Net Ml e
, 1858-08-20

Akru yuiron -We were very asroetbly sur
pir,d, On Monday last. BY ayisit Of the ine
I'ru rlnmel SslpTi,', from Victoria Like al
rirrr rlclnlls q he present day. she S built
vim visu o oazyiing passengprs and speed,
and bo,h IN respect % her capacity ior the former
and hor superiority IN he hitter she 6 unequalled
b. any steamer We have yet had on the Sound
On boxing 4 her from the shore, one cannot bul
vI,h 10 enjoy Trip IN her handsome saloons
Eha Is better c,lculaied for lhe business q u,
Sound lhnn any Of her predecessors, and a
mrh v, hope her visits win Be many and o. re
p.,llt
, 1858-08-20

A dispatch from LeayenwOth says Governor
Denver will certainly resign his Office Immediately
after the August election. 1t had been previously
reported that he intended to do 50, and that he
was anxious to return. -.e,. ..sf. Ill
, 1858-08-20

As WILL be seen BY our letter from Seattle,
another party Is forming at Meridian Prairie 6os
the mines, via the SnOqualmie Pass We trust
that his time a company large enough and strong
enough to defy the Indians viii Be got together.
Nothing more is wanted to insure success.
, 1858-08-20

pnoIlllsn IropnuIoS.--T last maIl
brings Is an soeonnt Of the expulsion Of Eve
rcurn from seeden On account Of their having
been tonfsrl1d from ihe Protestant belief to the
Roman Catholic fhiih We have often heard Of
ihs intolerance Of The Catholics IN Italy, but they
i.r. ben onldphc inthil eaIs By The Lulhsfans.
Ilianil that bolh Francs and England have made
r1rfl1mlnlIonstos % sHedenon acuOunto the great
inl1l,fnnlb q that Protestant country. ~,
eAhl ~ ihsr1ilg sa,su.l !
Or chri.,i.l shnzllg &. sasiG
, 1858-08-20

SfEAMRs ron THE SouND.- Three small steam
ers Che WSl'Dn Q. Hunt antelope, and Martin
Whiie) len San Francisco recently for the Sound.
The two former were obliged 10 turn back BY
rough sea; the last named arrived at Victoria on
the Oh inst. 9lia
, 1858-08-20
LETTER FROM SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, Aug. 10th, 1865.
a company Of miners are now concentrating
on Meridian Prairie for the purpose of crossing
by way Of the Snoqualmie Pass. They desire
all who wish to 20 to the mines 10 meet them
on said Prairie by the 25th inst, about which
time they expect to start Mr.. Lyle aud c. C..
Terry have goae to Victoria to make known the
above arrangement, and, If possible, to increase
the number Of the company. D. ~ 81
The schooner Frances Ellen arrived here on
Monday last, with height from San Francisco
and 20 passengers from Victoria; barque Ella
fTu"eeS arrived on Friday, the 18th, with freight
and passengers from San Francisco.
The brig Franklin adams sailed on Monday
last with lumber for San Francisco.
The twelve months inquest into the wholesale
frauds perpetrated during the last five or six
years by city officials upon the municipal trca-
sury in New ioIk, and involving millions of dol
lars, has resulted inthc indictment Of James b.
Smith-or, politically, "Chemnng Smith" late
clerk in the Comptroller's office Two bills for
forgery in the third degree were found against
him, and he was required to give bail in the sum
Of $1,000; avery small proportion Of the amount
which he is supposed to have lichcd from the
treasury. r-.r
The Democrats Of Maine have nominated Ma.
nasSeh II. Smith as their candidate for Governor.
The Republicans had previously nominated Gov
ernOr Morrill, for reelection. aar-v
, 1858-08-20
NEW ARRIVAL.
p. KlEACII

siiss hpa 5oogP. REACH, gad .sIisi
HAVING JUST ARRIVED. FROM SAN FRAN.
cisco, per steamer Constitution, oasrs OE sals at The
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
i' ss9ie 'nSrQCK OF aGOODS,s9Ail a2s'
Suited 10 the vans ef rmers lners ana ne ,oun trad.
Ny stock eeed with ears and my ezpsnses are vsy
small am determined to s goods cheaper r eon dust, o.
country produce tan any otr store Pusus Sound 1sts
are Particularly requested 70 cali snd price my goods beor.
purchasing elsewhere Intend 70 give them rood deaI q
gub ior iittle dust. ID asGll q 20 10 sfE1H
anvs ip,; Isssy'a, Psr steamers Constitution, Columbia.
, 1858-08-20

osE wnHK MORE.-Mr. Ford, the DaguerreO.
type artist, wiIlremain here one week longer, and
then depart for Victoria. Those wishing like.
nesses should avail themselves Of the present op.
portunity. seif
, 1858-08-20
w1thout Pay!

~ These Baths improve the comphxi rendering
the skn son and smooth, and arc adapted 10 ell Remals
Dlfacul:ies ladies requested 70 aecomp1ny each
other. and every facility Is offered for III IL enjoyment
They may be taken by persons In psriect health being
the mart Injurious IlAIh ever dsviApd m 2lslf
, 1858-08-20

NnrIl No. dig passes hat does not bring
. Slllaroom more Or Isls miners from BeIling'
ham Day and Victoria, IN canoes and small sail
ing Ia1 Being without means, on coming
hue, ilsy are compelled % sssk employment at
nuyihiny they oan End 70 DO; and many Of them
a.. DOW domicIIsd With our fhrmef. assisting IN
harvesting operations This VIII again afford
lhm be means with which % prosecute ihsh
ORIGINAL purpose Of minings and they ohly avail
tks departure q suIlcisnily large body cse
lA1 nannl.lna. N 49,
, 1858-08-20

cnr GoyEASnEsr.-See notice in another
column Of vote TO be taken on this question.
, 1858-08-20

WTANTED-By the Puget Nm o., at Tsskaet, ". T.,
for getting logs. J. 2. KELLER,
, 1858-08-20
RATHGl

By which the most wonderful and quickest cures are
effected without particle Of nasty and poIsono sdl-
cine Of any kind; and be makes very moderate charges
though be does mot attempt 70 sWIsde any man into the
, 1858-08-20
THE CATTLE MARKET.

STRIlCOOH, W.T., FRIDAY, AUG. co. 1855.
, 1858-08-20

E1- All persons knowing themselves Indebte
TO the h Of BaLcH wEBrR prior TO the 1s Of January
lss are hereby notified call and settle Immediately or ts
accounts will be placed IN IN hands Of attorney for col.
lection. aaf
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DissOIutiOn.

Dissolution
THE partnership heretofore eGsng under the style and
firm Of Chftn Abbott was dissolved on the 9th
inst by mutual consent take eee. the I'd Of Feb
ruary 1853 The business will be continued By Clifton,
Albright Co, Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted 70 the late fr previous TO the
Cd Of February 1853 will please call Immediately tat the
old stand No Is Cedar Street, and settle with George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized 70 collect and recspt for
the same
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure in recommending 70 the patrons Of my
friends Messrs. Clifton. Albright & Co., gentlemen
worthy Of COnfieuce and solicit for them COZ nUance Of
past fiyors. GEO. B. ABBOTT.
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Boarding al he Cole ge, inclEdlDg Lghts, Fuel and
The Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
PhiOsoph Apparatus Maps Globes, &C., afordng ever
facility for the study OF tae Seien ses.
The Institution situated point remarkable for lie
heathulnes and good society," and is accessible BY Kali
road 70 the whole South.
With the advantages enug1a1led, and having large nd
well arranged College Butd oapabls Of accommodating
rom TO four hundred puis Trustees feel cop6
ent that the Institution not only bul will receive al
increased patronage.
leo. c. SMARTT,
SsiN Board Of Trustees.
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Painting establishment

3 GIAAA JAAAE9 . = u l8AalR5 aAAaAN VII
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOEDERS. SC,
RI requsted take notice that the undersigned hav
n ing made the arrangements, and secured the
services OF competent 0rkme prepared TO aEe
IAHGE CONTRACTS
the line Of his vocation, in all Its various branches. lie
the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING. az
The subscriber prepared TO execute with the greatest
RrOmpness, all contracts, however large, which may be
rendered, in style and upon terms which cannot fail 70
give satisfaction.
He is also prepared to execute all manner Of
SIGN AND ORNAM ENTA l. PAINTING,
Graining and MRTblinE.
Having in that department secured the services Of the most
expert and expert need artists
The subscriber wO1d request persons having work in his
line TO give him call before making hRs arrangements
K. T.. FLEMING.
No. 81 Union ST. between Cherry and Summer.
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NASHVILLE SPRING RACES
THE SPRING MEETING

The SPhlNG MEETING
Will commence Monday, 18th day of May, 1855, with
SWeepsake tor all Age5 mile heEIs $2UO entrance
$50 forfeit Gea b. +. Cheathsm names b ~ Lizzie Bugg
b. Epsilon, dan b. Ainde By; years old W T. Round
tree names c. + Kate Hays by albion, dam By Pran,
years old. JnJ. Kennedy names 2. f. BY Emu dam BY
AIGdel b.; years W. T. Ohea,ham names T. BIZ Gle1
cOe, dam b. Leviathsu; years Col Geo Elliott names
Webb Allen, By Albion, dam by LeViathan years old
ID KAos.-SH eePsIake for years old. mile hesEs.
500 ehtnancei SO forfeit ", 7. CheathAm ch
By Glencoe Gam b. LeTIahan. J. Mathews names b. by
Wagner dam BY LsVlaIhan. Gen. w. G. Harding names
Dr. L By Epsilon, dam by PriAm. Gen. W. G. Harding
names Dr. b. Epsilon, oam by Msrgrave W. 7. kOund-
tree names en- BY AblOn, dam BY PrIam. Kelsey Pow
ers names che b Albion, dam by Lsvisthan.
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1858.
SWeepstake for years old l mile heats. $500 en-
trance; $50 forfeit. Abaer Turner names -i5este
MaLes. By shamrock, dam b. Belsnazzr Rice and Cagy
name {. Pot Sos by Glencoe, dam by Stumps impaired.
John Kennedy names Gu c. b. Albion, dam b. AindeI BY
John kennedy nanes Dr. C. b. AlbOO dam By Ls7aIbs
W, I. Koundrte names CD L BY GlsncOe, dam b. Pram
NEDNEDAY, MAY 10, 1855
SWeePstake for all a. e. nile heats. $500 entrance;
AInderby; years old. Ed. ThompaOn names Bsttle
hawkins; years old. ". I. Chsatham names l. By
Glencoe, dam b. Lsviathani years cd. 7. u. Moore
names ca. BY Glencoe, dam BY Frank; years old.
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1855
SWeepsake for untred years old. 0ne mile heats 800
entrsucs SIS forfeit. W. l. hOUndTee names Oh By
A bi0D, dam BY PnGm. John Kennedy names blk c: b.
Albion, dan by Leviathan John Kennedy names e. c. BY
kmu, dam b. AlndeTby. W. T. Ihealham names Gu. By
Glencoe, Oy LevIathan. James jackson names TO- C.
b. Glencoe, dam BY OLheliO Col Geo. Eirtt names ch
BY bon, Jam b. Levalhan. Gen. W, g. Harding names
CO b. slbon, Gam By Pnam. Gen. W. g. Harding names
br f By Epsilon. dam By Pram. Gen. W. q. Harding
names Dr. BY Epsilon, dam b. Margrave. Rice and Cur
ley name b. c. by Yorkshire, dam BY Glencoe. T. &.
Moore names CD c. BY Glencoe, dam by Frank.
FhlDAY, May q, 1855.
PrOprietOr's purse, 800. One NILE heats
% kAcE-PrOPetOrs purse, 800. One mile heats for
Beaten years old.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1858.
Projectors purse, $3.50. Handicap two mil and half
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1858.
Match for $4,000 side; 81, 900 forfeit mile heats.
James jackson names s b mum By Glencoe dam BY
Jhelo. years old VIM. R1undTee q ames CHI. f. by
jleneoe dam Jane Watson BY Priam. years old.
SWEEPSTAKE PROPOSED
To be run on the first day Of the FIJI Meeting with year
Ids $500 entrance; 500 fjfsig two nile heats or
more to make race. TOname and close the 18Th day
# May, 1855
= Security viii be required for the forfeit
s. J. CARTER,
sprl6-eodtd. Proprietor
The Louisville Journal will publish three times and for
Yard bill to this Office for collection
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 co.
Notice.,

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, arch 3Ist, 1883.
FVHBRB viii be meeug Of the Stockholders Of this
Z Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville, the
e June next, 10 O'Clock, A. N 70 lake into considers
90 an act passed session Legislature
e this state proposing amendment 70 the charter Of hs
tank. By 0FdeE Of the Board ID. WEAVER.
mill
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Dividend,
NOffCe.

7 WILL sell 70 The highest Tor Cash at ths Wa-e
i uee # Johnson, Weaver Co, on TUESDAY
MONNlNG lie IS instant al the personal estate OF W
d own, deceased, consisting Of one Wardrobe, Gold
Watch a.. All persons indt ei to the said estate
Ces Ed 10 co forward hume nate and make payuent
th0ie having claims agaInst n hereby 10 n TO
NJ y, SIS ID. WEAVER
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