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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

There is q certain man in Cambridge
City we won't mention his nancy who fire.
quently amuses his friends by q number of
pet hogs which he owns. Seating himself
in front of his house, he applies a small
whistle to his lips. and Immediately there is
alrush toward him from all directions of large
hogs. small hogs. black hogs. white hogs.
hogs Of every color and description. They
rush out from by lanes, from way up the
street. swimming the canal and as long as
he blows the whistle you can see them com.
ing from every street. and lane in the town.
1t is worth visit to Cambridge to see this
performance. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

Coos APPOINTMENT. - We mentioned
hst week the appointment Of DR.. D. 8. Ev-
ems Of Boston in this county a. assistant Sur
Reon Of the 69sh. The Doctor is we'll kno wn
about hero as skillful ply sican and with .
90 years successful practice our soldiers may
rest assured they will be in safe hands
should sickness or dangerous wounds ever
b their portion. A true man in every sense
Of the word is the Doctor. and the boys Of
the Goth may congratulate themselves upon
his appointment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

RETURN OF AN IMPRESSED SOLDIER OF
THE REBEL ARNY.-On Thursday morning.
an escaped confederate soldier. who former
~ resided at New Castle in this State, but
who was pressed into the rebel army. pass
ed through our city on the cars en- route to
his home. He was at the battle Of Rich
mond. and managed without observation.
to draw his bullets from the cartridges and
firing blank charges n our lines. rs he said
he had two brothers in the Union Army
and he did not want to fire at them. He
represents many in the Secesh army who
were impressed like him and who are watch.
ing every opportunity to desert. and would
do so il they had half chance.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

- Col. Bickle, in his speech the Other
night. referred to the fact, that there was .
lady in our city who had lost her all in
lseing from the Rebels. and needed aid to
got to her friends. She is quite an Artist.
and has some valuable paintings on exhibit
ton at Henry Hall. A small fee Of ten
cents admission is charged. As she is in
every way worthy of aid. let this appeal be
answered by all benevolent citizens.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01
Tappa ha N mock Wheat.

am prepared to receive orders from the
farmers of Indiana for this new and very
valuable variety of Wheat for seed. which
promises to furnish an absolute security
against the ravages Of the fly. and injury
from rust.
This wheat originated in Virginia in 1883
from four heads only, and was the resul OF
accidental Aybridzdtion. 1t has been prop
agsted entirely by Peter German. Esq. of
Maryland, one Of the most successful wheat
growers in the United States.
1t has a beautiful white berry, ripens
much earlier than the blue stem and other
varieties. and has so far entirely escaped
damage from either of the causes named.
1t will be sold at So 90 per bushel, freight
added, put up in strong barrels, and ship
ped to any address. by railroad-to be paid
for on presentation OF bill of lading. Farm
ers can club together and procure barrel
or more, as they require. Time required
for delivery about nine to twelve days from
date of order. AS the quantity is limited.
orders should be sent Immediately.
E. H. DENNIS,
Richmond Ind.
.ruIv q. 1880
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

The name Of Jackson in these day Of
civil dissention, has become proverb.
would we had more OF them. There is
however firm in this city, Messrs G..
Jackson l. Co., whose cheap and desirable
Dry Goods are attracting crowds of custom
ers, as the New York Cash Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

We are glad to note among the list Of
our exchanges. paper bearing the title of
1.-THE Indiana Union" II is Democratic
in it, character. but it is Internationally for
the Union and assuch We extend to brother
Wyman, our best wishes for his success.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

An old blind horse. attached to q COW
cred wagon. became suddenly antic on Mon.
day evening, and ran down Main ST.. at q
furious rate. striking the fence of William
Cheeseman. Esq. and throwing out two
me4. who were in the wagon, running over
them. Neither were killed, wounded or
injured. The wagon on its return. present
ed rather adilapidated appearance.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

Rider Hobbs, made . stirring var
spssch on Monday night last. followed BY
Chaplain Layton Of the Sth Ind. both Of
whom were listened to with great interest,".
Nitehell's Band furnished excellent nnsic
~ The occasion.
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July 8, 1862.

w. T. Dennis, late Secretary of the In
ana State Agricultural Society. and present
Chief Clerk in the Agricultural department
of the Patent Office. says of this wheat:
1.-THE Patent Office last year distributed
SO bushels. some of which was sent to In.
diana, and as far as have heard, il is a
perfect success. Il ripens here from ten to
eighteen days earlier than blue stem, and
has never yet suffered from fly or the rust -
60 W.T.. DENNIS.
WASHINGTON. D. O., July 2. 1869.
Joseph II. Quigg, prominent farmer OF
Wayne county, living near Dover, who re-
ceived sample from the Patent Office last
year, says: g.
Il sowed the Tappahannock Wheat about
the 7th or 9th of October. after my other
crop was sowed, and my best ground &C.
cupied. The patch was somewhat shaded.
and the wheat did not have a fair chance
l cut it, fully ripe on the eth of june
Other wheat is being cut from 7th to 10th
July. The wheat is very light color, gen.
orally regarded in my neighborhood as
white wheat. The straw / think the bright
est ever saw. The yield, think, would
be fully equal to go bushels per acre.
I think it is the best wheat we ever had
in this county, on account ofits ripening SO
early that the insects aud other mishaps of
wheat would be avoided by raising it,
s. C. MENDENHALL, living nacr Rich,
mond. says he sowed the Tappahannock
Wheat on the LIST of October, on a corner Of
, field where the limestone crops cut. the
land thin. and shaded in the morning. In
December it looked better than the Medi,er-
ranean. which We sowed two weeks earlier,
some mishaps from fowls
and stock. 1t grew finely, headed out, ard
was cut July LIST. l saw no sign OF rust on
it, though my oats in the same field were
struck with rust slightly. There was no in
dication Of fly or weevil about it.
believe it would be . valuable addition
10 the vsrietiee of wheat, We have in this
State. and would advise farmers try it on Q
large a scale than l did.
3w. F.. H. D.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

INro CAMr.-Col. Bictle informs Ms that
. portion Of the seth will 60 into camp next
week. Camp equipage. and equip
msn,s have heen receixpd aud the Regiment
will no doubt BIO filled to its full standard
iuaediasely.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

IL We authorized 10 announce DAVID Kill
GORE, - Candidate for Congysss, subject 10 the
decision Of any plan Of nomination that may BE- adop
tsd By the Union men Of the 5th Congressional Dis
Ngics.
Msssrs Editors Palsdium:--You will please an
pouncs the name Of DAVID CHAMNESS, OF Dalton
Township, a. candidate for Sheriff Of Wayne soun.
q, susject the decision Of the People ct me Octo-
81 siession. pa ol--6aseI.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

r.. J.. Strickland Of the Centerville
Chronicle. is engaged in raising . company
Of sixty day men for immediate service
An who wish to join. and prefer short SER
vice. must apply in Eve days q the Chroui-
ole Ofice, Centervills. a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

New and desirable styles of carpeting.
Ladies Dress Goods, New York patterns Of
Den aod boys summer wear. Ladies Cal
tiers and shoes. in fact goods Of almost every
style and description may be found at D. B.
CruVford's Bee Hive. n44 4A8aa4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

- The Hon. Walter March. Of Delaware
county. is announced in the New Castle
Courier as candidate for the Union nom
ination for Congress, in the Fifth Congress
mon District.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

The Sscessioinsts Of this town are haul
ing in their horns. 1t is time, for there is
only one side to this question and that is the
loyal side. "He who is not for me is
against me-" How about that sssecret or.
ganixation Of traitors in our midst" $780,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

We are informed that the Normal School
in this city is in fourishiug condition.
Over 100 young ladies are in attendance,
and daily accessions are being made to the
number OF pupils.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01


Jacob T. Wright. County auditor. n
forms US that Marion county is out of debt
and has not for some time paid interest upon
county orders.
The orders issued in payment of the
county to volunteers are promptly cashed
by the County Treasurer. The financial
condition Of Marion county speaks veil for
the management of its affairs by the County
Commissioners. Auditor and Treasurer
Ind. Journal. -
Hon. s. Colfax was re-nomina.ed for Con-
gress. at the Congressional Convention p,
which met at Piy6outh on Wednesday
last.
An arrest was made at Rockport Thurs.
day morning Of man who claimed to be an
officer of the United States on recruiting
service. A large quantity Of bogus money
was found in his Sxddle- bags. and other
circumstances seemed to justify his deten-
ton.
The Office Of the Indianapolis Journal
has furnished for the war since it began,
thisty-three of its employees. Can any
other establishment in the State make IS
good showing
A woman was arrested on Saturday, in
Indianapolis. by Deputy Marshal Russell in
the apparel of q soldier. She was lodged
10 Jail until evening. when change OF cloth
iug was furnished. She was then sent to I
her home in Winchester.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

Boston, July 30.-Gens. Buckner, Tilg-
man and Magruder, viii be exchanged to-
morrow and sent south.
Nashville, July 99.-Bngg has 10000
men At Vicksburg, and Beauregard has re-
signed. ~ swa
Fortress Monroe, July 29.-AeClsllan
has issued orders for every msn to be ready
ct . moments notice, as an attack frouB
Jackson Was expected hourly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

We would call the attention Of the
travelling public, to the Huntington Houss
in this city. II is well kept. il. roons.sps-
cious and neat, and its table admirable, be-
sides ell this. it's charges are reasonable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

One of the best circulating mediums
for Advertisers. is the Palladium. Business
men take notice of this fact.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

We understand that Capt. Lacey end
Lieut.. John Finley have filed up tAsir
company, to its full quota. and will shortly
20 into camp. Several other companies Of
the Goth are nearly ready.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

If You want some nice willow ware,
children carriages, Toys, Confectionery or
Fancy Goods. 60 to G. Zimmers Notion
Depot opposite the Meredith House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

1Cspt. Lacey goes into camp Al the
Fair Ground Monday. There viii b an
election Of officers previous to going into
camp.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

Mai. Gen. Lew Wallace, and staff pass-
ID through this city on Thursday aftsrnooa'
~ rosSe for Corinth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

= Candidates for once will rseolieot that Two
Dollars 10 our price for announcing name, IL not .
suhssribsss-spd One Dollar. II . sabseribsr-to be
Daid Invariably In advance.
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Assts the First Monday evening In sssh month
eirculatng from Church snotherobsct TO search
ost and relieve the worthy Donations are solicit
Nd etsvssds-J. NJ Poe. Mrs. B. Conn. J. T. Watson,
0ss: J. Coz. X. Ill., 4. L. Scott, Mrs. e. Han, Mrs.
y -. seott, O. L. Hitsis, MPs. Smith, Mrs Haughton
J. J. Conlsy. w. d. Pagan, and @. w. IIi6
RIcHhOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets the
svenipgs ofthe I'd and eth Mondays In each month In
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

RICHMOND POST OFFICK, Nay 5th.
- NAIIs0 oF1D0
Cineinaati. Dayton and Eastern. Q. N.
z India nspolis and the Wsst..,.......... Ais N.
Chicago aud North west ........... ESQ p.
MALE CIso01
Indianapolis and Chicago 1000 Q. n.
Dayton and Col umbus, and Esss........ 500 p. q.
Ciaoinnati and East Observation-Disclosures. 5:lS p. %.
Hsmiiton Mail, via Boston, &e.. leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At. ..7:00 .. u.
Hsmilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
ssd Saturday Northumberland. $500 p. m.
Unioa City Nail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
ssms - Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail via Ne y Garden, leaves
Aosasy and Friday Observation-Disclosures
Ssuas arrives Tuesdsy and Saturday st. 500
EWOAics open from 8. 80 .. m. to p. San
days from to 10 ..
e The Nails are governed by Railroad Time,
which 10 faster than true time
- - ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01
Soldiers Claims

either ~ eisesss eoatraess1 wounds feoe6Voi n
IL .ervsss eeasss psassas
saA ths viAevs shiiarea u vhc kiI1eA
in he service entitled essA psssea eaA -
o. One 0uAAgoA Deifsrs. 1vSnty pears beeore sA1
hoRo. enables soeeeribs diepa1eh
ioses pre1pely. 3. G. epAipIx0. Assssaey.
ASsassi 3sev
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01
TIE citizens of many parts of Wayn

County. through which we passed last
week. loudly denounce the policy of tie
member from this District for the " cold
water !" which he has thrown upon recruit
ing. by his bitter invectives against the gov
ernment and General Mcclellan. His own
personal friends, even; denounce his course.
Let the voters OF WAYNE take a note of this,
and the honorable members friends "put it
in their pipe and smoke it,"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

-Messrs C. c. Bull & 70. keep every
thing in the culinary line, from Cook stove
to frying pan. They are also prepared
to furnish nice water proof roofing and to
execute plumbing in all its branches.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

II the wayse conn on Pleas Count. sspseabss Tern,
L.. D. 1854
Jossph DusainS ~
RlB II KNOWN, That this e9sh DAY - I.3y rs g.
II me above nansed Piainuf. BY Meysft As1sAns On,
her Aaosneys, hied IN the ectee - TIE Cluk the
WAYNE Common Pleas Court. hG complaint Against said
aMAasit Of ee.pesens pessen sAss sa aesesdsnt 10
joseph paain- il therefore hssy nesie 81 ~ Aim
and pendeney 81 said eooPeint .eainss han, snA tAst
ucess he aDpaa& aaA answef 1smur there's. the
eA1iiag OF the said The day ths
term Of sAlA Coars 70 be bsGaa and held Cszrt
Hoase in C1eteTvils the ssceod Msnday oepeeu-
Der next sai1 complaint snA .ssa>rs nna tAines
therein contained and alleged vili - ana
the saad eanes VIII - hsard aad ase~aiasa his
eeDce- -
Witness esl Aer~aieA- Clerk, md - ssai u saia
Coart, AZ csaterville, this 99eA 1ay Juiy, De&1
SOL 0B99Df4H, ciest.
Aagasfl a 50 -
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Temperance Order.
The aooDrEMPLARs meet Oh every wednesday Even
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HonnD MuRDrR.-On Saturday Las

HoRnD MuRDER.-On Saturday last
about midnight. an affray occurred in front
of the St. Nicholas Saloon, which resulted
in the death Of a young man. named John
Odds. II seems that party Of young men
some OF whom we're under the influence Of
liqaor. were engaged in q dispute 10 front
Of the Saloon. and among were young John
Odds and another young man by the name.
Of Enos Clark, who became engaged in the
dispate. during which. it was said that Olds
Knocked CLARK down twice, when Clark
drew knife and stabbed Olds through the
left lung and near the heart. After being;
stabbed. Odds picked up stone and threw
it At CLARK. but becoming faint. was taken
into the Sssble adjacent, while physic-
ian was sent for. Olds lived but shout two
hours. Clark made his escape and went of ,
on the freight train. bat returned on Monday
night and gave himself up 70 the authorities.
p. S.-Sinces the above was written.
Clark has returned and given himself up
He had preliminary trial before Esq.
Stubs on Tuesday. and was recognized in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at Court !.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

RICHMOND Posr OyrIcE, May 9Th.
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

pOsT OTrlCr, UHEIIhNp lly. Co.. MIcU, Nov. De- 1855
Dr. NEE: Num l'. ore thr peri ri.rUuu u, medicine
They have done my wife more goUl hHu can tall yau
She had been sick aud pluinE away Sos mouih. Went
then commenced taking y0uT Pills which soon cured her.
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others around us paii from five 90 twenty dollars du-
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even then Such medicine aS yours, which is actually
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TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

ROBERT MAlNLEM, PHoraIEuoR.
Respectfully announces to the travelling puhtn
that ae ha now taken charge u thi- large and
well known house, aul viii c0Hius. II in such %
manner us viii render excellent comfort and sat
isloction 10 all who may favor him with call
July rs. 1859.
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system ana I"'' WV J0iTS G. ME5cHIH, " u,
RrysipeIas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrg, and Salt Rhe.m.

From a Fy1U1r2.ag Merchant et ". Louis, b. 4. 1880
DR. AVER Y0Ur Pis are the paragon OF all chat
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Of ucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
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her hair After Our child cured she also tried your
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout,

FOni ns Rec. Dr.. HIlUlsg, NJ The MtiOa.H Ipu tHa,.
PUL,sRI House. SAyANNN. GA, Jan. C. 1886.
IIoNORED SIR / should be uugTatnu for the relief your
skill has brought me il did not report my Cnso o. y.u
cold settled IN my limbs and brought on cAcru"al-
upuragic palms. which ended IN chronic rlcUmai.-r
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grew worse and worse until by the advice % your excel
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use Of them, um entirely well.
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Rheumatic GOut a painful disease that lad ss lr.i na
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints,

DEPARTMENT uI fUE lhflN"Nt
WAsuiNaT0S y C,T leh, ls0.
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IHHg'r.fn of DO Wrr... F"..r.F.T
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F5on Rev. J. v HINES, Pastor Of Adrsni Church Bi.H.
Dr. AYR: ! have used y0ur Pills with cAtrsrliuary
success IN my family aud among those am called tu't
I'm distress To regulate the organs ui digestion and pun
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..v0l.ouE.S rANDELIOx COFFEE

Iaism,u1-aGon, mnlo from the best Java Cof-
fee. is r.. nmm,ndcd by physicians asa superior
EUTUrIOUs BEVERAGE for General Dcbi,i-
.v. Ny.ucn.ia and an bilious disorders. Thous-
and. who have been compelled TO abandon the
use OF coffee will use this without injurious effect
On. can c,u,alus the strenEtAo of two pounds TO!
ordinary coffee PRICE 2j cents.
- Zoe rs ILGw4 4I-l y
raelp,est.nI Uest BAKING POWDER known
f,rulklug light. sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cala- PRICE l1cguts.
NANTFA,TUHED ET
IT, Il KOLLOtE, CHEMIST.
O..n. T. id Nlvun Mra'., Pod'f nh'G
Asp soLl Hy 'll un-rar-r- ASD Gr0Ca.s.
SOLD Al H. MO~~Dp'N.
III. % 1862, yr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
MARRIED. ID.

BURGER-HAsTlNGS--i y.r.ry CITY, on Tuesday, Sept
. by the Rev DR. Rhode Theodore ". Burger Of Sew.
YORK Grsce only daughter OF Geo. W. HA.Inss esq. oil
the former cify.
CKOCkTF-NOYES-At the residence of tho brides fther
on Wedn-sdsy sept II by the Rev. A. %. Palmer j d.
tra,krr Uuit.d State. hsyy, 81 HewLondol, Conn, 10
Euny -. Eoye. Of Staning,Os, Conn.
DGOLITTLE-BA~SI FR-N the parsonage Fsrmervlle
sentca G ,nn,y Wednesday, Sept. u, by the bd'
f.fher n..s.d the -s Ae-.s Swieb and Van rest l.
Sa dffd naniits Nius-- II ,Le HcioTmrJ Dutch Church.
Fsbd, Lous Island TO Mary Anna Ba,lsr Of the former
pace.
E-NEAD-At North s.em. N. Y, on "Wednesday,
Sept IL. b. The Rev a. u Seeiy, MI Wn. III Howe 10
Nj. Lsnfa Jane. only daughter Of Allied b. Mead eco oil
Of e.. former p.ce
THICKETr- ROGER5-On 1hu'sdsy, Aug u AZ Voney.
Fulton. O.wesp Cuuuty, y by the Rev John T. Hewitt
samuel 1Ac.ot 10 rsnciih L. Roger, OF Ncstchestof
\. I.
USDERHILIs-GALF-At burlington. N J., on Wednes
da, - o. H. by the Rev John thea-r Aaron UNDER
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