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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
REMOVED.
WIN. TAYLOR'S

TOBACCO AND CIGAIl MANUFACToRY AND
Store has been removed from 1BS to &C SIain-st.,
in warehouse formerly occupied by J. NJ. Todd Co..
where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and
patrons with as many new ones come IIav-
ing replenishcd my stock am able to offer better
inducements than ever. mh26-lm
HORTICULTURE TOOLS 81 GAR
DEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frost have
lust received from the East large supply of Pruning
Nippers and Shears Trimming Chisels Pruning Saws
on long handles, heavy Pruning Hooks for cutting up
down, Bill Hooks Edging Knives, Border Shears,
Garden Forks, Ladies' Garden TroweIs, Briar Hooks,
&C., also large variety of Alalleabe and Steel Rakes
Hoes Spadiug Forks, long and short handle ShovCls
and Spades, Jerks for Rose Bushes, and everything
pertaining to n first class Agricultural warehouse.
Also Prince Albert Seeding Potatoes, New Jersey
Gourd Seed, Corn, &c. [mh2Ol No. 81 Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16

BSS"WE refer our readers to the adver-
tiscment of Chas. W. Graham, the enter
prising young Druggist of Centre Vince
ling. Sign of the Big Mortar. He keeps an
excellent stock of everything in his line.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
Dissolution.

TIME PARSNERSIIIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm Of Wheeler 4 Lukin. was dissolved
on the 2lst of March. inst, by mutual agreement.
The business of the late firm will be settled by J. r.
Lan All persons indebted will please call and sct-
tie their early possible ms the business
of the old firm must be closed Those having claims
will please present them for settlement.
CHI. WHEELER.
JOHN L. LAHlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
JOHN IT. LAKIN,

ISnccessOr to Wheeler Lakin.l
TWILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March goth, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings !!
Also a complete assortment of GENTLENIEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Tie patrons of the old firm. and the public in gen.
Grail arc respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases rs intend SELL
ing mt small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the OLD
establishment. JOHN T. LAklN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2s-Iwd No lO2 Main ST., Wheeling. Va"
FOODS FOR BOYS WEGATE.-Plnin Cash
" mcretts and Check and Plain Cashmere ;.,,
mh23 HEISKELL & SWEARINGEN.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND GNUNT-
mh2s HEIsKELL & swEARINGEN.
SALAD OIL-Quarts, pints ana 4 pints, crop
y of 1860, received and for sal" by oo,~,co
mh3o and LOGAN, LIST co.
MARYLAND LIME.--l0O bbls Maryland
INl Lime, fresh from kilnS, received by
mba4 T. T. iilhDNhi = 50 3 Main Nam, st.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.-75 bbls IIy-
II drauIic Cement, or Water Lime, reel by
Inh24 d&w p. C. lIILDRErH BRO.
CRATVFORD,S KY. w. w. FLOUR.
u j % bbls Il. Crawfor,l's Ky. White Wheat Extra
Family Flour, very SUPERIOR recommended to private
families. mh34] 7. C. IlTLERETIi BRO.
S7HEET IRON
y 100 b'Llcs Sheet Iron, assorted, Ne: IA TO q,
80 do Cialr'd Sheet Iron, assd, No. 20 to Is,
20 do Cincn. do do Charco Il and Boiled,
mh2 (" ''''0 ''''' ~ P. &. HILDRETI& BRO.
FLOUR.-6OO bbls OF Flour, made from Kcntue-
| Ky Wheat received and for sale by
nI,2O I. NJ. HUMPHREY.
VANILLA DEAN-FTCsL, just received ami
v for sale by r. II LOGAN & CO.
lnh3D and LOGAN, LIST & co.
NJ BXS, HUHMEL'S e IS. COFFEE,
10 received and for sale by I. II. LOGAN 4 60.
mh3O aud LOGAN, LIST & CO.
DICH DRESS SILKS and ROBES
IL magnificent assortment Of Elegant Dress
Silks, at very low prices, at
MINIS Opposite tho Northwestern bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16

R3HVlRGrNrA STATE CoxvENTroS.-We
learn from our enterprising neighbor, the
Wheeling Lntc1ligencer, that the Republican
State Convention to be held in that city,
on the I'd day of May will be addressed by
the Hon. Thomas Corwin and Hon. F. B.
Blair. The Republicans of Wheeling have
organized a club for the campaign, and are
pushing things vigorously forward. The
1o'e55geneer has now the largest circula-
ton of any paper in Western Virginia,
much of which it has on account of its
merit, but doubtless, much also on account
OF the fearlessness with which it advocates
true Republicnnism.-Bcim Chronicle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
New York Paper Warehouse.
AT 137 Main Street,

NNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS,
" booksellers, Stationers, Binders Printers- and
Purchasers generally from 10 to % per cent.
by purchasing from first hands.
Iiavu: increased our Manufacturing Facilities. we
offer great inducements to parties in want Of Pa
pers such usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Plat Papers, FOolscap, Letter Note and
Billet FoIia, Packet. Commercial, anil all grades of
French Papers ColoTed Papers. Tissue Binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board BlOttng. etc, etc; Bank
Note. Bond, Drawing Bank. EnVeiops. Particular
attention paid Is supplying Banks with Bank-Aofe
and Letter and Account Papers. Schools AMI Semi
uaricz, CIergymen and Professional men. BllheadS
in stock ready ruled FIR Printers. from TO Heads
to the sheet EIuc and White. Move and Laid. In
fact complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
aud save Your money. orders by mail. accompanied
with cash. will be filled well il present in per-
CARSON < HARD
ape-Iys Paper Warehouse, II Beekman st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD'S
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.

FINIIE ATTENTION or JoBBERS AND DEALERS
in lux is invited this Fluid which Is warranted
to give satisfaction.
The price Of this Ink Is much lower than any
other-bcing fully 90 per lOwer-thRt il cannot
fail to sell rapidly and is worthy the attention OF
close buyers.
PUT Up IN QUART BOTTLES,
PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLES,
put UP IN QUART BOTTLES,
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
Also IN PINT BOTTLES,
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES.
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES
EACH DOZEN IN 4 BOX,
EACH DOZEN IN BOX,
EACH DOZEN IN A BOX,
CAREFULLY PACKED.
CAREFULLY PACKED.
CAREFULLY PACKED. ulh2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16

00O VERY RICH AND EXTRAOR3;
0OJ BINARY cheap Chantilly Lace Nantes ana
Point and large stock of Cloth Raglans, for Spring
wear. Just received at [np4l ALEX. HE1MANs:
TCE--port Na1eir7, and Sherry Wines, in "a
w and Il Casks, just received and for sac ~
mhon GE1I. ADAM
WINDOW GLASS.--A large stock of As
w sorted sizes from SX10 to 3ON4o. constantly
on hand and for sale at manufacturers prices
snS j. A. METCALF, 81 Main st.
TNOULARD SILKS, in small Checks, Plaids.
Bayaderes anil Stripes, ,.-,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
Henpfeld Rail Road.

TIOR A FEW DAYS, UNTIL TIE DAMAGES BY
X the late frcshet repaired, passengers and
walls viii be taken out by 0mnibusses nine miles
srrn, which point the trains running to Washing
IAN For tickets to all points apply usual at the
Nennt from which the Omnibu5ses will start at
P. NJ daily. w. D. BURTON,
,ni6-lw Superintendent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16

E33~ DEATH OF JAMES A. SMITH.-Jamcs
A. Smith, for ten years one of the publish
ers of the Wellsburg Herald, died in that
place on Friday last. Mr.. Jacob, his asso-
ciate, says in the last number of the Herald:
Few men ever passed through life with n
clearer record than our friend amiable,
honorable and high minded, he leaves be-
hind him character, that, however hum
bic his position, any citizen may emulate;
and that his children and relatives may
well treasure up rs priceless legacy. In
every position which it was his lot to fill
Citizen, husband, father, son and friend
he acted well his part, and while in the
Providence of God, his early decease is to
be deplorcd, the affection is mitigated by
the reflection that while in his life there is
nothing to be regretted, in his death there
is much TO hope. His wife, to whom he
was tenderly attached, died of cOnsump-
ton on the l4th November, 1859, and the
atfertonute assiduity with which he at
tended her in her lingering illness, nur-
tured the seeds of the same fatal disease
in his own system, and fastened him to a
happy reunion in the world beyond the
grave.
Mr. Smith left two small children who
are too young to fully appreciate their loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
Trustees Sale of the Wheeling Win.
dow Glass Works.

UUNV W
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED
ID July 4th, 1857, from RUSSELL McAfec { Co., duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the county of Ohio,
shall sell public auction, ut the front door Of the
Court House of said county. on tho first Monday in
April next, Lots No. IS, 4G IL rs and 40, on the ORR
gnal plat of North Wheeling, including the Window
Glass Works and all the machinery aSd improvements
thereto belonging.
Terms made known on day of sale. Selling as
Trustee will mako such title only as is vested in
4. C. McAFEE, Trustee.
R1J~Tho above sale is postponed until the Ist
Monday In May. apl-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY Of Wheeling.

DT VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF GENERAL ASSEM-
u BLN. passed March %, 1860, Incorporating the
above named Insurance Company, subscription
books will be opened on Thursday, April %, 1860,
and continue open for ten days, ut the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, and the Savings Bank of
Wheeling.
CIIAS. II. BERRY, PC. HILDRETH. N'' 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
L.

T1HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE RESPECTFUL
LY to inform their friends. and all lovers of re-
frcshinC summer drink, that they prepared
to furnish Ice from the lee House known a. Horn
brook mile Ice, at the most reasonable rates.
am BRITT IIENCKE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16

DOTTLES, &c.-IInlf Pint. Pint and Quar-
ID Fiasks, Black and Ruby Wine BOTTLES, Clar"t d"
&C. \ complete stock for sale by
np6 j. \. METCALF. Sc Main st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
The Texan Troubles.

The Investigations which have been prosecuted in
the disturbed districts of Texas have not developed
with any degree Of distinCness, the existence of
any other plot for ruin than what few desperate
characters without connection with or hope of help
from any other quarter, might have formed. In
some cases the negro population have been demora-
lied evidently by the lnsidiOus promises of white
men. and the work of rum wrought has doubtless
been mainly their work. But not halle of what has
been confessed to be borne out by later facts
The strychnine sGid to have been discovered in the
hands OF negroes turns out TO be very harmless,
having no affinity with the deadly poison which it
was supposed to be. The wells thought to have
been poisoned, late accounts declare to be untaned
with any dcleteriOus substance.
Stript. however, OF all eXaggeratiOns resulting
the gravity Of the danger threatened the inhabitants
of Texas the actual truth is sufficient justify all
the acts of preCautOn that have been taken Texas,
like all of frontier States, has been the point
where desperate men have cOngregated, and her
whole history is fun Of violence and outrage in
cted by the foes OF society. Aroused by the pres
ent danger, the good citizens of our sister State
have now taken the most etfectual means to bring
such offenders to justice, and TO break up all COM
binationsSfOr their protection.
The excitement produced will not pass away
without producing a most salutary change in the
police discipline of the country. Too much freedom
has doubtless there, as elsewhere, been given to
servants, and not enough oversight has been had of
their habits and morals. Without doubt this neg
CCl. Unuef SILlulus VI Llc HIT Will
be amended, and the occurrences which have taken
place there should be warning against similar
neglect elsewhere.
On the outbreak of the alarm in Texas, we eau
toned our readers against adopting all the reports
from that quarter true, belle wing that somewhat
AT least OF their colorng, was due to excited sus
pcion that made the slightest circumstantal evil
dence as strong as proof from holy writ The re-
suit of the investigations made accord with that
caution, while it reveals enough to warn and in
struct the South.-NeJC Orleans Pic1ylu.e, Sept
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

CONTAINS AGAINST THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAuRohp.- The Louisville and Nashville Roilroad
occupies, just now very unenvable position, re
sultinC, appears from statement of the Vice
President of the Company, from the want Of add
tional motive power and rolling stock Louisville
and Cincinnati each desire to monopolize the road
under its present capacity and the consequence is
neither is satisfied. As specimen. the Louisville
Courier Of the 10th, contains the following para
graph:
We heard Saturday of great many complaints
against the Nashville railroad bv our merchants.
Ii appears that during the present week, the rail
road has been receiving from our merchants only
small lots OF way freight, while from Cincinnati
merchants they have been receiving LARGE lots of
through freight and yesterday the mail boat brought
down some $50 tons of freight for the Louisville
ami Nashville railroad. We learI thar ON last Wed
nesday morning large buyer came mere from The
South to make purchases of grain. but not being
able TO ship it. he compelled 10 20 TO
20 make his purchases, in order 10 get his goods
shipped. During the past month the Nashville rail
road has been badly managed. aid complaints have
been made from every source. How they are car
rying Cincinnati freight and refusing to receive
Louisville freight while there Is stored here some
5000 barrels Of -four, and 5000 bushels of grain
awaiting shipment
This is a fight in which we Of Nashville are not at
all interested What we desire is that the road NAV
bring US our freights. and glad to see by a
card from Mr.. GUTHRIE which may be found in this
paper that every energy is being taxed to the
demands upon the road. II the Company have not
a suficIency Of motive power and rolling stock
could Lot some arrangement be made by which the
deficiency could be temporarily supplied. The
pressure Of freights will Of course cease as soon az
navigation can be resumed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
The EIection In Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, September lO.-The election for
State officers and members of Congress in Maine
took place to-day. The vote is probably the largest
ever cast in the State Scattering returns including
several of the largest cities and towns show Repub
hcan gains and indicate the election of the full Re-
publican ticket by large majority. Twenty towns
heard from early in the evening, give Washburn
Republican, for Governor, 1856 majority.
Second DeSpdtch.-The following is the result in
several Of the principal towns for Governor Port
land-Washburn, 2,75l; Smart, Democrat, 2,295;
Barnes, Union, ll2. Bath-Washburu $40; Smart
127. Saco-Washburn, 739; Smart 4l4. Biddetord
-Waseburn, $50; Smart, 798. Rockland- Wash
burn, 76l Smart, 594 Belfast-Washburn. 59Oi
Ernart 46; Barnes 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

TIM SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD LEFT To
THE LADIES' Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER & BAKER and the incoming majorities
from all quarters attest their capacity to determine
this election according the real merits OF the can
ddatcs.
Leather pads " and clock stitches that are not
locked, dminutive shuttIes and bobbins, however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed opinions of committees, (more Skilled in making
fairs pay than in machne-sewing) must give place
to the ladies elected-the GROVER & BAKER.
SeptS-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

STATE FAIR.
second Day.

second Days
Best aged ,JIck-I2 entries premium 5000 t
p J. AKN's King Philips. Of Maury county, siret
by Boyd's Philip, the finest of the fine,
Best three gear old Jacli-5 entries premium t
MrEs H. NAYEs. (ltdnigld mportedl
Ttoo year old jacks entries premium to F. r
Rams OF Davidson.
One year OLD jack entries premium to J. B
Hyde of Davidson.
Sucking ,Jaol,--s entries premium to ". G. Tip.
dyed Jeznet,-5 entries; premium to "A. c. Frank
lin of Sumner.
Three year Old Jeunst-1 entry; premium to
Franklin & Craig Of Sumner.
Tico peqr old ,Jenaa ? entries premium to Cone
land & Morton of Williamson.
One gear old Jerna.-l entry; premium to F. R.
Rains of Davidson.
MULE STOCK.
Three year old Mds.-1 entry, and premiumt to NJ.
T. Chear of Maury.
Troyear Old Nue-l entry, and premium to VIM
Cotton of Davidson
Sucking A'de.-5 entries; premium to John W.
Franklin of Sumner.
Best pair of Mdss, (shown in harness - entries
premium to RObt McLemo-e of Spring Hill, Tenn.
RIDING STOCK.
Best aged SGlioa-9 entries This was closely
contested prize, and created quite sensation Pre-
MUM $50, to VIM. Grim, of Sumner.
Three gear old Siauion-3 entries prem. 500 to j.
II. Allen, of Wilson.
Trio year old SiaEi0n-3 entries; prem. to DR.. JOSH
Franklin, of Sumner. (Breckinridge)
One year old SsaIioa-5 entries; prem. to DR.. Josh.
Franklin of Sumner. Express No. H.
Sucking SdLlion-3 entries prem. to ALI. Burton,
of Davidson.
aged Mars-l2 entries prem. to E. B. Thompson,
Of Maury.
Three gear Old Mare-f entries; prem. to G. G.
Haskreder, Of Wilson.
Three year old Mare-3 entries premium to JOSH
ali Scott, of Davidson.
One year old Mare-2 entries; premium to J. HI
Allen, of Wilson.
SUcL3ipg-3 entries premium to -, Of |
Best pair Family CIrTidge H0rseS-2 entries /; pre-
MUM to Capt G. W. Hammer, of Davidson.
The crowd was large, and the interest manifested |
in the exhibition very much increased.
An outside premium is offered for best riding in
The ring today Quite an exciting contest may be
anticipated.
1t Is gratifying to the adjoining counties con-
ributing literally in each class Of stock, and ar
icles ON exhibition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

PATENTs-Among the patents recently issued from
the Patent Office at Washington are tie following to
citizens of this State To E. D. LADY, of Nashville,
for improvement in straw cutters to MATTHIAS D..
MERRIw RATHER, of Denmark, for improvement in
harrows to n. 4. PATTERSON of Kingston for i'm
provement in grain separators and to W. E WORK.
ELL, of Germantown, for Improvement in plows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
vessel Sunk,

DETROIT, Sept IO.-The Canadian schooner W II
Davy, with a cargo of coal, bound from Cleveland
to Goodrich, G. w. sprung leak in gale, on
Saturday, ard sunk near Middle Island, Lake Erie.
The crew, consisting of seven persons escaped to
the rigging, where they remained seventeen hours.
They were finally rescued by passing steamer.
No lives lost. The vessel will probably be raised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
The Like micbig.u D,so,,sr

CHICAGO, Sept 10.-Mrs Jane Cook and Miss Eliza
beth Ann Cook Of FOn du Lac Franklin Hopkinso1
and Deputy Marshall Barnes of Milwaukee, are
among the lost. T. Kennedy reported lost is saved
All accounts represent the city Of MIlw shrOud
ed in mourning business seems suspended
The Republican demonstration set down for the
reception of Senator Seward today, has been post
poned.
G. S. Hubbard, the owner of the Lady Elgn, has
ibelled the schooner Augusta for S42, 900 The YES
sci is taken in charge by the q. S. Marshal This
will bring out full investigation of the affair.
The body of Herbert Ingram member of the Brit.
ish Parliament was received and taken in charge by
his friends. Up to this morning twenty-seven bodies
had been recovered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

ORDERED Orion last Saturday Light, the lst
inst three white men were compelled to leave
Orange Court House, Va, by a vigilance committee
They were charged with unlawfully traficking with
slaves. A letter 70 the Richmond Dispatch saws:
On Saturday night they were waited on BY a COM
pany Of armed citizens and marched at the point Of
the bayOnet 20 the depot, while the Rogue's
March . was played as betting the occasion. Here
they were compelled to get on the cars and leave.
One of the party, formerly hotel keeper at Orange
Court House, stopped at Charlottesville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
BaItimore coffee market, Sent. :

The coffee market the week ruled steady
although have had ecal activity to note still there hal
been e good demand. Holders, general thing
have shown disposition press saes consequently have
ruled steady The Bes Of hs add about $500 bags
follows, viz flo bags Rio at l3c; 100 bags do at ls 3O
bags do at aud 900 bags do st 4Lc The stock Of Rio
Coffee in first hands has reduced about bags The
market for the week coied steady at the fooEing quotations
viz: i394c for ordinary to fair Rio; Hz@l4e for good
and 4 for prime do, Java in pockets at 619c, and
Government in bags at l59l8c There is Laguayrs in
market, conseQ uently, omit quotations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12
Sworn Testimony.

N
February 6, 1853 (
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Hair CooTiug Restorative and having been much pleased
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induced by friend purchase tSobotes q Hemeets Hair
Coorng prepared by commenced using it according
directions and and az elo days surprised find that
hair from the turning its nal
COLOR II cntinutd to until truly brown and
glossy it vas bef in youthful days, and is fully
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Essex Co My Seaman came before me and vas duly
and that the above this 9th day Of
February, 1855. FL POTTER, Justice Of the Pc &c.
Remember inst this result produced by HKIMsTRKKT's
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Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
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