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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21
Wood Common Pleas.--Vacation after Feb
ruary Term, A. -, 1859,

ruary Term, A. -. 1859,
Asher Cook, executor of j. A Hail. dec, vs. Joseph
NJ. Grain, ct al.
TTNHE said defendant, Joseph NJ. Grain, will take
L notice that the plaintiff has fled his petition
herein against him, asking for a foreclosure of the
mortgage given by said deiendent, Joseph NJ. Grain.
1856 and at the last term of the Court of Common
Pleas, said plaintiff took order to make this pub.
lication the amount claimed by the plaintiff is two
undred dollars with interest at five per cent. per
annum from the 4th day Of Sept, 1856; and unless
said defendant demurs to said petition
or before the l7th day of May next the same will be
taken confessed and the court asked TO give judg
mcnt accordingly. ASHER COOK, pro per.
March ~, lSj9-4GwGS3.60.
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SHERIFt'S SALE.
George NJ Young VS. James ! Parks and NIichoc cl

NIIEKTFF NADE.
George NJ. Young James J. Parks and Michael
HAYS
DY virtue Of an alias vendi writ Of execution to me
~ directed aud delivered from the court oil common
pleas of Wood county Ohio. in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door OF the court
house, in PER-, shurg, on
.Sasn day. April 30th, 4, n. 1850
between the hours of ~ O'Clock and o'clock r. NJ.
Of said day, tho following real estate, rcsc ibed as
ln-lot nunber three hundred aud trtyfve (335,D in
the town of Pcrrysbur in the county Of Wood, in the
state Of Ohio.
CIV. NORTON, sheriE Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY att Y rlh.
March Il, lSi9--45wCS3.2j
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

James Murray VS. Edmand Boomteld and another
adm'r, &c.
DY virtue of Fl IA writ Of execution 20 me di.
ID rected and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio in the above entitled
cause, will ofeT tor sale at tue door of the court
house, in Pcrryshurg on
SIhwJay. April 3oth, 1850.
between the hours Of o'clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ.
OF said day, the following real estate; mot number
ssventy-six T6A in the town OF Perryshurg IN Wood
county Ohio owith all aud singular It's appurenances.
G. w NORTON. sheriff Wood co, .,
JAMES MURRAY, Pro Per- ....
March IL. lSbg--l5WGS3 90.
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asr John Hendrix, OF kucklSud, Sullivan
county, n, y, shot himself in she head with y
pistol few days since, because his wife was
une OF Tie Mrs. Sicklos kind.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

McA. Arnler vs.. Abiah B. Smith.
DY virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution to me
I'D directed and delivered in the above entitled
ty Ohio, will offer for sale Mt the door of the court
house. in Perry burg, on
Saturday, April 3Oth, A. y. 1850,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock P. NJ.
OF said day, The southeast quarter of section num-
bcr thirty t33) in township number six W north
range number twelve Q2) east in Wood county, Ohio
containing lG0 acres more or less.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff, Wood CO.. O.
JAMES MURRAY atty pl'f.
Mar ch | :, lS5g-4 4jwGS3OO
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THE DIVER lIousE--This magnificent new
hotel, which will aid greatly to the good name
"l Toledo, will no opened in few days. The
recent proprietor OF the International, at NioGa'
IA Falls, will have III, management of the Oil
yer House, ana the reputation acquired by the
former wie un Ter his management, leaves no
room to doubt the popularity aud entire success
OF the latter,
While on this subject, it may not be improper
80 remark that th1 IN magemenl of th5 lslond
House has greatly prejuliccd the minds OF
travellers against Toledo. It is the only depot
in the city for the accommo htion of travellers
unl th,y.rlShUy suppose that no tax should he
levisd upon them for the time spent IN the sit
ting rooms between the arrival and departure OF
trn,ns, yea we have known ladies to be ordered
cat OF the ladies' parlor, on their arrival al az
carly hour in the morning, unless they wonld
agrce to remain aud take breakfast at the Island
House; an we have known instances of per
sous huvus paid a. high as % cents for II sea-
ia this House for the space OF only few hours
Snch inlposiDions work great injury to til,
city, AMI we trust ;h'y may no longer he prac
,iced. Bat travellers having time to spcu,
il Toledo, will puSus wise course hv stop
ping at Other hotels than he Island House.
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Road Notice.

4 PETITION will he presented TO the Com
1 n msSiouers Of Wood County, Ohio. at their rsgu.
lar session in Jane next, asking for view. survey
aud location OF II county road commenting NJ the
Toledo and Woodville PLANK Road, section line
between sectio 5 eleven Ql aud twelve O2l in town
seven ~ north, range twelve N?l cast, thence north
to nsrth line OF county, aud there terminate.
JACOB BERG, ct al, petitioners.
Anril II 1SlG--hnAAN
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SEED OATS /!

ISO BUSHELS OF OLD SEED OATS for SALE
1OU by the suhscl iber two miles above Wood
VILE on the north side OF the Portage River.
IRA BENEDICT,
woopvILIE, April "A, lSj9-49tf
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

William johnson vs. David Ladd's ex'rs.
N virtue ofa III Ea writ of execution 10 me direct
~ ed and delivered from the court of common pleas
ofW ood county Ohio in the above entitled easel will
otter for sale the door OF the court house, in Per-
rysburg, on
: Saturday, April 3oth, 1852
between the hours of o'clock NJ. and o'clock T. NJ
of said day the following real In-lots number
6sI, Gs" 6S7 6SS, 105 7OG, 7o7, 7l2 7?9. $50. 735
7a0, 1853, f5t, T5g. 76O, 299, 800, sol, 500. S23
s?4, 8sS, S26, si7 Sis $40. $50, Sfl 372 373, S74
a9s, S97, 39s 4l9 A20 42l, 422. 442 A44. AIS, 446
SCI, A6S 400 47O. 49l, A92, 49S. Ava, 5l5 5l6 SIT
Sis, 539, 5l0 5ll 5l2. 563 5G&, SOS SOS. 693, 695
69s, COS ZOO 7l9 IN 724. al, 74S, 765. las, 252
95S, 2T6 275, 2I7, 27s, 442, SIS, SI3 569 567 5Ss
$50, 6l2, Gla, ESQ. north half Of 203, 207.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood co., O.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plf.
March II, lS59-+Sw6S4l0
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aS- Houston is improving the appearance ot
his store room BY giving the front hue coat
cf paint His extensive trade is evidently ma.
king him feel WE'LL and hence his disposition to
nnk we'll
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SHERlFFS SALE


The Belmont Branch of the State Bank of Ohio VS..
John Ellsw orth ct al.
DY virtue Of writ of execution commonly cIlcd
ID II vendi with an order of sale attached TO di-
rected aud delivered in the above entitled from
the court OF common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, ]
will offer for sale at the door OF thecourt house in Per-
rysGmS, on
Sai,,riay, April 80. A. D. 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p VI.
OF said day. the following real estate The northeast
quarter and the north half of the south east quarter OF
section number eighteen 1S.) of township number
four ~ north, range numbcr ten (l0) east III Wood
county, Ohio, containing 2l0 acres, more or less.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff of Wood county.
JAMES MvR& ~, atty OF tl}emont Bank.
March II, ls59--i5wGS3,6e
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SllERlFF'S SALE.
Tho Toledo Branch OF the State Bank OF Ohio vs.. Jcr.
Cmiah Knoll, CT al.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood countyohio in the above entitled case. | will
ocr for sale AT the door at the court house in Perrys'
burg on ...
SATURDAY, April 80. A. ID. 1859,
between the hours oi O'Clock NJ. and o'clockP NJ.
Off lid day tho following real estate The southeast
fraction of section number wcnty-onc (2l of town
ship number five 90 north range number twelve 2J
east in wood couny Ohio, containing 1873 acres,mOrc
or less. &. W. NORTON, sheriff OF Wood CO., o.
jams MURRAY, atty.
March II. lSSQ--4jW6S3 25.
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Court of Common Piens Of Wood County,
Ohlo.--Vacation after February Term, A.
ID, 1859.
Isaac NJ Spinning and Der jamin r Kimmons, partners
N trade under the name and style oil l. NJ SpiuiDg
Co. plaintiffs. u.s. Anthony Rice MilIet defend
fIIHE defendant, Anthony, Rec Miller viii take
j. notice that saac NJ. Spinning aud lenjamn +.
kimnons, partners IN trade under the 6rm name aBd
style OF NJ Spinning Co, Plaintiffs on tho lftb OF
March, A d. 1859, filed IN the Office OF the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohm.
a petition asking Judgment against said defendant
for the sum of ono hundred aud thrty-sx dollars and
twelve cents, with interest SO since June 30,
1851 on S212 since July ~, 1858, on $500 since
Jan 0, 1858, on 81 SO since July IA, 1901 on s9S1
since April l. 1857, on 95 since Oct 81 ls5hwth
ten per cent interest thereon until paid; on $40
aimee Nov. q 1851 on STs75 since Feb. t. 1851 on ST.
"a since Sept "a, 1857, $50 since Jan 2 sjS, with
interest at The rate often per cent per anOum there
until paid 1850 since March {, 1858. with in"
eres thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
until paid; and on 400 Of said sum since the 18th
day of March. IA ID. 1898. Defendant will ultertake
notice that accompanying said petition. and filed
Herewith, was affidavit made by of the plain
tits setting up among other things that the defend
mt Is not aresident OF the State OF Ohio and is
resident Of the State of Louisiana and that said pc
ition and aadsvit the plaintiffs have caused TO he
issued from the Office aud by the Clerk of the Court
aforesaid m order of attach me Mt against the goods
ohatels lands, tencments &C., of the defendant di
rected TO the Sheriff ofWood County aforesaid who
under and by virtue of the commands Of said writ
has atnc he'd tho land Of defendant at the suit Of
plaintiffs as aforesaid, The northwes quarter oil the
souh.oMt quarter Of section number thrty-two (32j
oftownsip number three (3) North. Of range number
| ten (l0) east in Wood County, Ohio. Defendant Is
notified to appear and answer or demur to said peti.
tion by the lith day. being the second Saturday of
May A. d. 1863, nt the term Of the said Court of
| Common Pleas ensuing next thereafter in the Coun.
ty OF Wood, Ohio aforesaid. to wit: May II, A. ID.
1859; the plaintiffs move said court for Judgment
against defendant according to the prayer Of the pc
tion and for order of sale of the real estate above
described JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'ff.
! March a. 1s59-iGw6$0.53.
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Wood, Ohio. Common PicpS-sVnca:iU ION Atte
Fcbrnary Term, \. ID. ISjJ.


Harriet SchGcr.naH -. Jyhr I, Schtlc man.
Position FOR Divorce.
TOlIN 7. .SCuCEkMAN.Inon Resilient Of the state
81 of Ohio, viii take notice TIA, on the eth day OF
March, A u. 1858. Harriet Schucrluan ii'ed in the
Clerk y bice rP.c Court of Common / lcas of Wood
county, Obio,a petition against him, settLg forth
her marriage with him about Feb. 18Th, lNJi her res
dencc with him as his vile until about July ij,lS5S
which time she left him ana returned Ia her faith
err where she has ever since resided separate and
apart from said J0hn f., aud that sh compelled
t. leave H. said husband account ni his extreme
cruelty towards hcriu beating, kicking and striking
her without cause or provOclti0n, she. dtrng all
of said period demtanng herself towards said John
loving ana Obedieutwle should do. nnf setting
forth that there one child, issue OF said rrage
aged fifteen muaths. and named William S,hucrman.
She nso that during the time she remained with
her said husband he guilty OF gross neglect of du
ty, oft times leaving her for many days without the
ordinary means OF support proper suitable
clothing for herself or child. She prays divorce
rage may be snnued and dissolved, and she be re-.
stored to her maiden name Of Harriet Soleeather,
that reasonable nlimcny be allowed to her against her
said husband. that the custody of said infant child
William Schuerman bc entrusted TO her, and said de-
teudnnt be enonedrrom intc rercnce Herewith Said
petition will be for hearing ut the ensuing May
term commencing May II, lS6p, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ,
of the court ot common pleas OF Wood county. Ohio.
and will bc tried after the opening of said
| sion of court as the same can he heard.
JAMES MURRAY, atty petr.
| March II, 1SJ9--i5w6ST.25
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Nov. rs. lS5S--2gly
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nl,nrin,s hnie.

j, T. PRICE, atty,
April ~, lSNg--lOwNS2,SO.
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Vow, nctaithstandiag the tax imposed on the
banks Of New York, for thsredempt:on Of the notes
Of broken banks, BY the act Of 1929, notHithstand
ing the fact that their charters we're subject to mod
ifcation and repesl, notwithstanding the laws de-
clared that ten ds7s' suspension should put stop
to al loans and other business, except 10 collect
and pay uE old debts. and that twelve months sus-
pension vas absolute forfeiture, and caused dis
iribution Of their ELECTS BY trustee or receiver.
the rage for charters was never greater then during
the administration Of Mr. MAucy, in the years
! 1885, 1886, and 1887, The holders OF hank stock
we're exempt from all individual responsibility ex-
cept in case Of fraud, fact to be established and Of
little avail against broken lank. They had he
pewer within their chartered limits to issue p
upon their capital stock, aud to make u and Is
per cent by the exsrtiOn Of the privileges granted
them without danger Of individual ruin. This was
one of the great defects Of the thea existing sys-
tenn They we're not required to put valuable public
securities in the hands Of public GER, to be
sold in ten days for the payment Of their debts il
they refused payment in gold. They were not rcqur-
ed 10 keep any gold whatever and though they were
required to make statements quarterly instead of
weekly they knew that they could borrew the money
TO mskea coed exhibit ..vheu the day Of REPORTING
cane. They knew that the retention Of The power
70 repeal their charters, when tie whole country
gssin debt, amsuntei to little more than apoWer
10 pass general laws 10 remedy abuses in tkefoture,
applicable alike t. sll the BsaAs in the State
Hsnoa the rags Tor Bank charters during tie ad-
rninistra.iSn Of MAaCr cohtieusd unabsled Hon
A'oaas History Of -ye0 YORK.
IftWsnty, says HAAMlNo, were asked for at enc
session, Tie same number or more we're aksd for
the next
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she iseras Of expenditure during the years Of Mr..
+ d., - ad,,s,s ~ rs'st;o- ,,,ts sn..r

shs iseras Of expenditure during the years Of Mr..
PoIKs adminissrssien puts down.
S. Collecting Tie Revenue from cusos including dudes refund
ed, dehentuses revenue cutters &c:
ls445 1856 1857 1878 $3.50
ss6e5 03 SIs54 6S 24 IS seal us 65 s6I3s6 q
2 Collecting the from lands including Of Reg
isys and receivers Of eposiing the public
incidental Of land ccc repayaenis OF lands ez'
ronseusly sod, dehentures, &c:
ls4z-5. 1864 1867. 1878 1850.
se0Is097 Si5503ei $50 los is SO COS 10 s674sS %
The fgares Of eoursean9unt to nothing when con
trsdicting 'oUR ASSERTION, and Fe only give them
as an evidence Of folly of the Secretary and Reg
lister thereof, in venturing to rely on calculation
when they might have consulted the "OgPosi'iOS"
with so much less trouble and much greater GER
iainty. We wait impatisntly for that s7r'ttsn ae-
knoWledsmeat"
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seren1n CongressionnI pistriet.


Editors Union and American: We have to day,
listened to the Hon. JOHN " WRIGHT, upon the
leading issues of the day, and far as know, and
believe speak the sentiments of every unprriu-
diced man, when assert that the position assumed
by Mr.. WRIdHT, was none other than what every
man was willing to ooncede was based upon the con
stitutionsl rights of the country. The question
which has to some extent excited the minds Of the
people here for some time has to-day been settled
beyond the shadow of doubt 1 aliude to the
enormous expenditures of the public money. The
Opposition may harp upon the expenditures of the
Government, the currency question, and such like,
but it will all prove of no avail the time for hum
buggery has done passed away, and We are now too
much enlightened to be gagged by party whose
name is scarcely known throughout the country,
before it assumed new name.
The Democracy are in high spiritl in cid Hick-
man, and ready to march in solid phalanx to the
ballOt-box in August next, where it is 10 be deter
mined who is right, and who is wrong.
& DEMOCRAT.
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AT CH&TTANooGA.--Jihe Advertiser thus speaks Of
the result of the debate at Chattanooga:
The discussion passed off pleasantly, and never
have We seen the Democracy come away from
speaking better plessed-plensed with the light en-
tertainment afforded by Col. Eetherland, and the
solid argument afforded by Gov. Harris. Bat the
most remarkable feature Of Col. Nsihsrlard's
speech was thst, IN ALL Gov. HARRIs's OFFICIAL
ACTS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS AS GOVERNOR OF
TENNESSEE, EE COULD NOT FIND the FIRST THING
AGAINsF WHICH To SAY AUGHT."
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DIVIDEND NnTrCE.

DIVIDEND Of -Four Half per cen. is tis day de.
ciarei on the Stock Of the Nashville, and
byvle Turnpike Company. will pa Soe az the Ciiy
Hotel in Nashville Taardy, Jgly 9TH, and the Clerk
Office IN MurfreesbOro any time thereafter.
July2 a3t Nj D. H.-C Spence. Sesy.
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NOTICE.

FAYING been POINTED Trustee ARRAY CosE by dess
executed June - 1853. ami registered day, re
guest persons indebted to said Coney b. account
Otherwise, to come forward and settle the same. /
luly&--d ina NOBLE D. FILLS. Trustee.
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state of thtlPlanters' Bank of Tennessee
and branches, on the IsE JpIY, 1859.

FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO, MEMPHIS.
LOUESVHLLE. AND ST. LOUIS.
FENHE fne passenger packet + l. q A, N
CoRBETr, Master, will Leave Tor ne shoTs u
and intermediate ports SATURDAY, July "a at ~
y Acvng through tickets al OF the named po5
For freight or passage apply board or to
July 2d--lt A. HAMILTON. Agent Z
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Eighth District,

THeNAs 5IESEEs and JAnas Il. QgMsLEs, caadi-
dates for Congress in the Eighth District viii ad>
dress their feoH-eitzens atthe following times aad
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HAVE this day associate fEh the Drug Business Dr.
EvANs.
\ being anxious to Gear up ny GID affairs pos
soe, request an prous to call and settle their accounts to LIST
july liulyl-diml 10. G. BROWN.
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BOOKS ron SUMMER isEADiNG.

The HaTp ola thousand Strings
Mrs PaTtingten's Carpet Rag @
Pun,
Sam Sticks Sayings and Doincs
simon suggs' Adventures an
Travels.
swamp Doctors Adventures d
the Southwest,
Bush Times in Alabama an.
Mississippi.
Adventures OF Sam Slick /
Texas,
Major Thorpe's Scenes In Al
kansas,
Big Bears Adventures AID Trav
els,
Judge Haliburton's Yankee Sta
RES.
The Diary OF an Old Doctor.
Dow Jr- 3 Short Patent Sermons
Mrs. JeFicho's Comic Lectures
Pictorial Life and Adventures o
Dsvy Crockett,
Pictorial Life and Adventure
OF JACK Sheppard,
Adventures Of PerciYal Nag
berry.
Adventures Of Gel. yanderbou
Chronicles Of Pineulle,
Deer Staikers,
Ma. Dresan's AdUntBres,
Widow Rugby s Husband.
Polly Peablossem's Welding,
FOR sale By
June &
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LAND FOE SAFE.

w = are Offering forsale about 500 Acres of -
~ Land. mostly timhered. Is miles North OF 49,
Nashville, on which is spleniid Water SaE E3A
Saitls with good Dweliinss, Offices, Out houses Sta
bes &c, about SO cleared, Balance fine Most Of
the cleared land has it growing crop OF Corn Poatoes
&c We viii sell the whole 70 good purchaser accommodat-
ing terms If early application be ma le to
july2-d6B2E. NANCE < WOODWARD.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,


cARTERs wELLsF0RD & co.,
Csusceser % earser Mckay & c.. and p Laaies.l
On Tuesday, July 5th, 1850,
VIZ oaer for cash il rout Of Warehouse, No. s. Star.
estIeeta large assortment Of Fresh Choiee Gro
lesies, comprising part the following articles VIZ:
100 bids Ia Sugar, 100 boxes TIohscro var's Md
le0 pags Rio eoaee, zoo cases Cove Oysters,
~ days Lagu3 ra coaee, ~ boxes 80 Bar Ssap
% o9is New slolsssess eco boxes Palm Soap,
y = -n0ls Aolssses, 100 boxes Poke Starch,
~ ols Crushed and Powdered ZOE boxes Moods Starch
sugar, 200 dozen Bro0m's,
csg Dds cincinnati Whisky, 900 boxes star Candles,
- Dds NeFsom 90 100 boxes TaoW do,
y od robertson County DO 50 \ & = bbs Oranbsrries
~ oe hye and Bourbon do 500 dozen Painted
= = pipes Brandy 100 boxes " & 4 D Chess.
. ooisb ater aud Butter Crack . bags PepDer,
100 sfs, 50 reams Wrapping Paper,
ieO kegs >alls, assoTtedt 20 cases SlrdiBes,
slil0D0 assorted Cigars.
Win many other Al -cles too tedious to mention.
CARTER, WILSF0RD a co,
gay I'D No. Market street.
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