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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

10 our telegraphic reports from Washington.
published to-day, viii be found fact Of public
interest Six months ago we suggested to the
President the necessity Of calling out three
hundred thousand volunteers for q limited
period, to hurl the force of the nation upon the
rebellion and to crush it out Of existence.
Three mouths afterwards we repeated tue same
advice: but nothing has been done TO render it
effective. Afterwards we urged the President
to call out sufficient volunteer force speoally
to take Richmond and release our suffering
soldiers confined there
Now we see that Senator Howe has struck
the right key. In resolution presented to the
Senate he calls upon the President to bring
into the field one million Of volunteers for ninety
days, to carry food and freedom to every captive
in the rebel prisons throughout the land, aud
TO put this fresh force under the command Of
The gallant Grant This il the ring OF the true
metal. Let Congress and the President adopt
such plan, and before the Fourth Of July the
rebel confederaey will be split asunder and
virtually extinguished. Senator Howe, how
ever, we think, goe. even further than Is ne
csssary. With half the number Of volunteers
he proposes to raise our soldiers could be re
leased and the rebellion might be obliterated
and peace restored
Tie duty OF the President, then IL imme
dately to call for Eve hundred thousand volun
teers for three months, leaving our different
armies just az they now stand With General
Grant at the head Of such force the rebels
would be driven from the few strongholds left to
them, and nothing but unconditional Submission
or total destruction could await them We have
their own confessions as to their desperate con.
! diion. y their loan DO not taken by nekt
April or May; II tie impoverished farmers Of
theft blighted dominions refuse TO feed their
armies without cash, and II tbcir sweeping con
script bill fails 70 pas the rebel Congress, they
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Police Gateliirence

ALLaexD r1spr o. DRovR CArra -;sslosoa NJ
aAer. OF Bloomington. Iilnos, appeared before Justice
Dodge yesterday and mado complaint against jobs .
Terrell butcher doug business q, the Of FRY
avenue and Twenty anh street charging him wsh s!cs
appear3, Ia the possession Of 1honaa Wheef =
who was authorized 10 sell tho Same on consiaA IN
slaughter house subsol ucny Mr. wheeler asccrta IA
that two or tho animals wore in Terrols slaughter s
and upon visiting the promises the information al Ia
premises which supposed to have bcen part OF ths
stolen drove Terrell was questioned IN rcgaN 10 thu
matter but failed 10 give any satisfactory account OF the
manner 10 which the property camc into his ~ sesaos
arrested charge OF larceny. No clse could be
obtained the balance Of the cattle Too Af strato d.
eiaed that there was sasisni evidence Tow rant him
amount OF the bond at 81 800 Terrol gaver oc reaur
security aud thereupon discharges fron custody
CovsrsanUr FivKs on ras Nxw YoRa Gu MY RAW =
welt executed counterfeit aves tho NJ /. YORK Con,
" Baos zero freely e, wsGass,., "a the uppee
ionneuy, iiluor dealer, doing hs ,aeqs NJ IN,
corner OF avenue u and Fourteenth treet had an.
Of ss bills Parss a 81 Y sd %
derraaded IA like manner, and PaT elk amth or Ma
2s5 avenue b, ditto The bills weif all passed by Tho
came Individual who subsecpen y arrested Nv ON
cor Abraha OF tho Eighteenth p-es met aud rommrta,
Tor trial By Justice Dodge Afes n the bls vere nassai
on the cast sde Of town. and In Esve1.h ward tb,
police made one arrest
cuarous CASE or RIrsAepss--.a bog. abou. al ve.-,
old named william Abrams stoeo from "a, psreol,
ia Philadelphia Monday ana brought 70 TN. civ tn,
child loft al the Matket House. 80 lac wes strest
by msn rezstcrca nis naus O. Jss ~ smith ali
subsequently orD" ,,s way 10 the roc hesasuaFtes
had followed the kiicapppy 70 this city what could Ia
indycsd Smith 70 bring the child 70 CHS cy and tlsn
" supposed, however. that there n some doms'ls lin
cuty nj tbs BOTTOM OF the rf Insacton M Ab,a.ps
!, re,uraed With his boy "a tho af' ,errocn tran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

JASoAey Ard MAg-At ST Laai. heavy
teams are crossing over the frozen Mississippi
and the papers are filed with accounts Of the suf
ferings OF travellers soldiers and the unfortunate
poor in all that region from the terrible cold.
On the other hand, Of St. Augustine, Florida,
'sthe peach trees are in blossom gardea flowers
are IN full bloom, and bouquets grace the
tables of our officers" on duty in that delight
ful climate. Yet ST. Augustine, with all its ma
taral advantages, and although it is one Of the
very Oldest white settlements in all the country,
10 but sleepy hamlet. But this thing will
surely be looked into by "the Yankees" after
the war, and then st Augustine, in becoming
the paradise of Northern invalids during the
winter. will soon be transformed into beaat-
full and prosperous city, with the regeneration
Of all the South. These things are amoog the
signs Of the times
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Mxa Msxfro o. TIM GsRsArs ~ FAyoa %, ras Sonm
wIaIIorsrrS NovnxMr n mssa meeting val be hcd
tnsh OF the Cooper Institute ~ toe 0ermaoa o. TINS
e,,v ror tho moral support or tho SShloswis Bosten
,novsueut IN Germany THO meeting. nss besa Cotton Up
nv thu ,nos, influential a@nana Of vs cy hankcs mos
chants, &c, -ss,d VII 10 adarc's by voy so wcsxova
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Tas Unted States steamer vIcksburg (guAdship)
nov lies on stapssoo Staten Islsnd American steamers
outward bouud 90 40 cbs tide win round TO sad sy bead
to tide ia order 70 facilitate boarding Steamers Of o,nsr
nations aud sailing vesses Of all nations viii b Spoken
ooly ID. L. BkhlNt, Lieut. VommauSns
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Beportyr AoAoexv -Edwia Booth hss bcsa paying
HsmIct Richeeu and tho Merchant Of vcoice 70 tav
audeoccs at this house He 10 ehcsaty supported ~
Mr. aud MRS T. Conway, but o. tho rcss o. toe on.
nan, =. ammo, aav much Tonight he plsys othef %
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Tar LIABILITY Or A CRY IN CAse o. A
Rsor.-A singular decision has just been tea-
dercd by lrdge Barber, Of the Superior
Court An action was brought against the
Mayor aud Corporation OF Row York by a maa
Of the name OF Davidson. to recover the value
Of certain property belonging to him. amount
ing in The aggregate to one hundred aud tven-
ty-ssven dollars, which was destroyed In the
July riots His right TO recovery was based
upon the act Of the Legislature. passed 10 1855,
providing for compensation to parties losing
property under such circumstances The Court
held that the act was unconstitutional and
directed judgment to be entered for the de-
PENDANTS The ground on which this extraor-
diDary decision Is based is that the act il penal
Ia lite character. because il compels the citizens
Of city or tue taxpayers OF county as the
Gaze may be. to pay for such property as has
been destroyed or injured by a mob, even
though such citizens or taxpayers might not be
purtcsps criminis, or in any way connected
Herewith This is the gist OF the Judgment
which we do not think Il necessary to give at
length. We need hardly say that It Ia at va
rance with the common law and common
sense that it Is opposed to the dicta OF the
highest legal authorities. and il contrary to the
fundamental principle on which society IL
based Man, in renouncing his natural indie
pendence and accepting tho restraints Of civil
lied life, only does SO Ia exchange for the pro-
lection which an organized community under
takes to afford him Il his personal safety can
be endangered and bis property destroyed
without his being able to obtain Compensation
Tor the wrong il is clear tba. society fails in
its part Of the contract No constitution that
has ever yet been framed cnu egalse this fail
ure, which ia violation Of natural law or right
anterior TO all constitutions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

Still HARpGSo ON MoCLsLs.AN General
Mcclellan has beea repeatedly pronounced
dead and dooe for by Massa Greeley, but still
old White Hat appears TO be afraid that the
dead may rise again. In yesterdays Ttiouse,
for instance, We have stupid rigmarole on
General Mcclellan, in which be is charged with
attempting to "bully the administration" This
is certainly COOL for Greeley, who has been
bullying Honest Old Abe, as regular
business. since the day Of his inauguration
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Court C,aI,ndor-rnls Dav.

SUrasMn COURT -CfRoUIr. Part l-Oyer and Tcrmln@
edournsa n,' fiday. Part Amos eis CO. GOO, sas
Il4e, 026, o., $40, 54I
Cosnos pfsAA-part 1 Nos rs, 2bT, lac 1os ~,
aai. US kos roo a0l ~, oil, S. tsoE loa nmt ~.
Nos 1884, 2ss ss4 49, ssr, 2ss $50 wi s''' H's'
~, A, 1H0k, pha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

TUE Rebel NAvY.-The personnel Of the
rebel navy consists Of three hundred aud eighty
three commissioned officers, one hundred and
0inety one petty offcess and eight hundred aud
seventy-seven seamen. which il very much like
Falstaf with his gallon Of sack TO a penny
worth Of bread. Such ars the beauties Of the
Davis cOnfederacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

Tas GsAvo CosoSsr fot the benefit Of To, chure OF a.
George the Martyr, postr oncd from Monday Dccempe
IS, account OF the ncemeaoy Of ths wsathss, vii
take pace this evening
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SAN JONES o, WALL STREET Gold went up
little in Wall street yesterday in consequence
Of the news Of the capture Of q detachment Of
scme two or three hundred Union troops in
West Virginia by the rebel General Sam Jones
Terrible fellow. that Sam Jones
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CON G r E 8 8 .

CON u n Eoo
The proceedings OF Congress yesterday were OF
unusua. interest. In the Senate the bill amending
the Enrolment act was taken up, and all the propo-
si.ioa, 81 he Military Committee we're agreed to,
except tie section abolishing the three hundred
dollar commutation clause which was passed over
untd to-day. The House bill extending the time
for paying bounties to soldiers was referred TO the
Finance Committee. Mr.. Howe. of Wisconsin,
offered resolution requesting the President TO
call out million troops for ninety days, to be com
msnded by Gen. Grant, to carry food and freedom TO
every captive in the rebel prisons 1t was re-
ferred to the Military Committee and ordered to
be printed. The Secretary Of War was called
upon to furnish all the papers in his department
relating 10 the exchange Of prisoners OF war; also
90 furnish the names and grades OF army officers at
Washington who draw Communication for their fuel
and quarters. In executive session about one
thousand military appointments and promotions
were received from the President, all OF which
were appropriately referred. and the Senate adj
journed.
Ia the House of Representatives the Speaker
announced the select committee on the proposed
railroad between New York and Washington. II
ia composed of Messrs. Brsndegee, of Connecticut;
Alley Of Massachusetts,; Randall, Of Pennsylvania;
Tarasworth, Of Illinois, Brooks, of New York; Gar.
Held, Of Ohio; Webster, of Maryland Voorhees, Of
Indiana. and Sloan OF Wisconsin. Bills for the
consolidation OF the statutes of the United States,
and to exempt letters Of the Soldiers Aid Society
from postage, were appropriately referred A
resolution that any proposition from the rebel
leaders II Richmond to negotiate for the restora-
ton q order ought 10 be rejected without hesita.
tion q delay was agreed TO by vote
OF eghty-nine against twenty-four. Two
propositions regarding the status Of the
rebels we're introduccd-one by Mr.. Rogers, a
peace democrat Of New Jersey, which was laid on
.the table, and the other by Mr.. Myers, Of Penn.
sylvania which was referred 10 the select Commit.
Zee on Reconstruction. An investigation by the
Naval Committee was ordered in regard TO the
construction Of marine engines generally and those
of the war steamer Pensacola in particular. The
Eaval Committee were instructed to inquire as 20
the expediency Of establishing a navy yard and
depot for iron.clads. The Consulay end Diplo
matte Appropriation b!u was passed, and IL,
House adjourned till Monday
THE LEGISLATURE.
But little business was transacted Ia our State
fsegslalurc yesterday. la the Senate the bill no
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New York. Friday. january 8, 1856.


Intense cold prevails In the quarters of the Poto.
mac army, rendering the sleeping arrangements
OF the men somewhat uncomfortable The roads
are in fine condition and we told that the con-
fideace Of the soldiers in General Meade is such
that they are quite indifferent upon the point as
to whether they shall 90 forth to battle at the
present moment when the ground is white
with snow and the highways are in as good con.
dition for the movements Of artillery as they were
"a far back as l776, or whether they shall wait
unit; the favoriDg airs Of spring bear upon
their wings "the perfume of wild flow.
efs. mingled with the aroma OF de.
ceased horses and muies"-a delicate
combination Of odors which will doubtless put the
night blooming cereus altogether into the shade.
i il al the same to the Army Of the Potomac
however But it appears that while the Union
army IS thus hopeful and cheerful, the rebels are
corrcs?oodingly despondent, and are deserving
into General Meade's lines by hundreds. 1t is said
that the Presidents proclamation Of amnesty is
producing a wonderful effect in General Lees
army. and that whole brigadss would come over
TO Meade's lines if they had the opportunity.
Some sharp work has been going on in Western
Virginia Dispatches from Cumberland Gap,
dated dag before yesterday, say that on Sunday
an overwhelming force OF rebels, under Sam.
Jones, made descent upon small body Of our
troops stationed near JonesTil!e, Va, consisting
OF about two hundred and eighty men Of an iii.
nois regiment commanded By Major Beers, and
eighteen men Of WELLS Ohio battery. A despe-
rate resistance was made By our troops, con.
tiau;ag from seven in the morning to three in the
afternoon. when the Union troops surrendered.
The enemy numbered four thousand men. The
Union forces were guarding portion OF country
from which the army relied for the supply OF
forage
General Early has completely failed in his raid
in West virginia as dispatches Of our CORES
pondeu from Cumberland show. Petersburg,
which tie rebels had surrounded, is declared safe,
the garrison there having maintained their posi-
ton most calamity. A cavalry skirmish occurred
al Newtovn on Wednesday evening, in which the
rebels were driven Of. They amounted, however,
10 ONLY sixteen men, so that the affair was not a
very important one. The rebel captain command
Jag the SQUAD was killed.
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TUE QCEsrIos SsrrLEo, The House OF Repre-.
sentatves Of Washington having resolved, by q
vote OF eighty eight TO twontyfour, 'that any
proposition or negotiation With the rebels
ought 10 be rejected without hesitation or de.
lay" we suggest 70 the Hon, Ben Wood the
proprety and cxpcdicncy Of hanging w his
peace eddie for month " two
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Tne Government Loan.

The Gov crnmcItt Loan
Pmilpgi l,ilL, jan =, 1864.
rus pt ageat reports tho aalo OF S2,2fo $40
q ge-tvcut,es TOD Deliveries OF honda made 60
Iare ~
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Conc TO ruE Doos rebel Secretary Of
the Treasury Mcmmingcr, says that unles%nis
propossa loaa " a thousand nillipps GIl DO
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Court Of Appeals,

Ai8AEy. Jan 7, 1894
The following is the calendar OF the Court Of Appeals
for Friday. January 8Nos. n, q %;K, g Il, ~. -,
Iyk, 81 and 80
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HE LEGISLATURE.

But little business was transacted Ia our State
1.egislalarc yesterday. In the Senate the bill no
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-28

men. I'm, piel,n - ppn Nihmonp absu@
ldneiDeE ; aslinse rieltr plan, 10 wiirre
Nidn,pnc notlrlid troB ieintr Dcrtiiia.
tipprn lhMel fallfi,. iapsll risit pallil fei,.
nc hinrfidsnre Bsiatuna bdtttn. sltsr
IN bisltm Sale piirre pobl rsr 0aupts
,Wedpss Gelnsupts, he unlhdrlidmad<
una Qtt's unp isirer Arnse Yelfeblt trers
rsn. inrem See liter QYn6turg mad 9f.
Ienneilee enifcmmer uip rol, "a aud
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mic maj, sloubt, nad gpndturs bslimmt
1T. wlrpe idnerlid tart asnus itin. See
an elmer iol&en Netirore III Yelbinrern.
@otte ater See lpirflih i'm Gimme ba>
ben, Nidmsnp 40 Yertbtiriper, 70 mlbte
unlsre BeIaaerun9earrree tets auf rie
Sepalti9iien Nusfdllt aefaet ltin, uup bei
tem u%natbeurtn Napon mdire cine roll,
fdnrise G%er1irung nit arcefn Sdwie~
riSfeiten Yerfniipft.5
Diei. rpeniaen Mnpeutunaen lpQen
rem 9sler purdauS ni9t entmutbisen,
icnpern ibn nnr rarau crinnfrn. RAT
Grants Nufsate cine iebr fhpsrc III UNI
Rap man caber rcbl roran thut, ,penr
maj, niht idona In Ger .allerndhftm 3ei
arpeartise unp entldeipenre Nelultate 81:
tpartCt.
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CT 3uiammenbans 5h,ifdem oen
Spcraticnen Grants uno
Shtrman'8

0pblmsieIid bat Grant bei Gnhperf-
una lsinu iItliaen Sperationepldne fir
pen JribjabtefeIc;ua Die Sperotionen in
NOrraec,aier, Gle eleia3eitis NIT rensu
in girAinicn beginner mueten, III einem
5aupitbelle leines @tlammtplancs gee
mabt. Sdun 1T es rem tapiersn 5ber
man nit 6lilfe rer allnsenren lrateais
lben Bemeaul,a re6 eenialen Mcpberlpn
gclunssn, Dalton, ca8 Ri cen miatigften
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IboI gu nebmen. Sbsrlnon Bat rir
Nnf9ate pen DaItei. Gus Mtlanta Al ero,
bern ; Mtlanta 1T niht nur Elm 6uupi<
nofenplay, %(pnrerr aud Der Nuaoanaa.
punft hes linlid,sn gilunbabnnebee ;
lpenn mir sltlanta tefiBen 70 tebeylden
,pir BIC gan5e mt!i.dtii6e Glduli1ie rsr
Nseflan UNI raa aanse Scr; ner @plftaas
ten UNI satbinrern 10, raj rr Ieinr,
raheeM Ct aus ben otlantilden Staaten
pertl!etsn ittn wirp, cen Grpfen G1iea III
Deli 8plfitaaicn nphmala fcrtlebsn fam.
Grants YIan sielt niht nur auf Gle
Gianobme Nihmpncs unr giraintens,
lonrsrn alh ouf rie 8e1nihtuna pes
2etiden 5sercs bin, CT leanedt nidt nur
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Vernlbtung Ger Nrmse Soc sSphn1rn'e.
Sb rie 0urifdbrun9 riieies 9rpeartiorn,
senialen u!o jsBt IL aliiflih iins Mert
Mne{rkffn Shit1yf3 Nn(fDmn,sn ocfi,ocu
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EaAs unc @.upfrobs Mriitsl filr 5ensa
ct. Yagl, Miaaelpta.

M;r BADEN Fir un{srs Ssbr ssrdamissn neafa
9etaiitatsp unlere ginfdufs as9ea bic irubsIsr
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sesiiaat III psr Ntlitt, unisrns 4sltalts eins
srSbsre Musessnuns ;u sehea xat mir bt'si eaB
b9Itlss nana,sbra laeas aassfp.hntsits Nnhsfasts
in Miunslcte, fir pis3nlunii l'a s~eilslben sntsn
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GW. &anIsutf I'M gaMte erlantcn Mir nns Sts
Ssnstiua8 saB unlers 8csiaganSsn Tar @isrsr.
SssfiaIet leAt si.naia sslisGi une mir stn bits
;sGGbtissu abuerm ~bitsisen GiaEaulsn suTpl8s IN ee,
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re. lln|er partnct, 5errG. Rablsr, bot ois'sm
Mslcrt ~aaltses @siaGT,ss ssrsgi;tten iternrm.
msn uno wirp IS III lsiner ssmrDntsn @siIs I'D
anglican ieiN iaIe,, iompbl @tp!slals as Rc.
ssilpsr!auis sur bsipnbsrsm 3nfrisbsnbsitber 5sr.
rem Gdufsr3a rfsctuirsu.
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lGtn GT%ncnnunAen uOrnir,r,l. bercrIltel<
li0te G@rnennuug Gantp's mirD allAen,sill
Sttilli9t eenn rieler gen. bat cnr6 lsint
Gompaanen IN Msu>M srito unp I'M 9ns
c.antrs Irrritprium unp rnrh Die 4Ialtl
unp umli1t. momit er ben Meme orttr
Stunt Mulfano unternlildte, binldn9lid
bsnislen, RAP e Gppf unp 49eri an rcd.
ten Olrdt bat.
Nadkr ZEN leyten Nadrihien iouen un<
fert Qanrtruppcn Nleraneria butit6 aes
rdulnt bahen nrp bic Staot tbeilwfiie
nitrersttrannt lein. Nuh nabmtn bic
NetelIen 80 Misilen unitsbalb cieiss
! Y'ases cen Dampisr Gity BelI mn meg
etl.a zen atSbten Ibeil Ter caraui tsine,
abm 500 Buneesiulratcn nisesy.
gpn Glcriru mtroen neue.
bis jeBt aliidlitbe grpcDitionen unleyfr
Irurpsn 9enaelret.
Sn Matnmpra5, Werifp, fans
zen N Dslge ter n~nnerfdamtheit franSb,
flber Ginwobner tluiige Nuftri.te fat.
Wab zen neuelten eArrYli
lden Hahridten fanp tei 6slaos
lanc Elm grsfm jpilNen .reu.ldm NM
rdniidfn SdiHen fat, in meldam Cnad
fnaliidsn M"eaben) auf teutlbsr Seits
40 Mam aet5ctet u. ~Yerrpunpet murren,
mdbrenp eis D1nsn uur SO Nsrmunpels
II. 1 1cettn sebabt baben lpa n. gpdtere
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fpmmsn aus Gnrrpa fplaenee mihtias
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murren npi1 cen Nliirten ietlt5st. aud
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