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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-04-14
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, 1865-06-30

IN The night, smashing windows, wringlng Of
door knockers, dc. It appears that Lawd
Chawles has penchant for The same style of
amusement ;and, being "scion Of noble
stock" thinks he has . right to take down
anybody else's sign he pleases. On The
night in question his ~lordshIn, with
tWo Ct his chnms, took the spread eagle from
the gateway of the United States legation,
sewed It up In q bag and took 1t on board the
ship, doubtless intending to tske It 'o1ne, as
bloody trophy. But this tine they wese
not to get of without impunity. They were
pointed out to the officers By some Of the na-
tive boatmsn, and the missing monarch Of
the air was found slowed away In the berth
Of Master Bezesford. The American residents
were indienant Of course, and so was the
minister. scFeta1 documents were exchanged
between the latter and Captain Tusnour, Of
the Clio, and finally the latter gentleman
(who. BY the way, Is q gen t}eman, as bis ae-
ton In this matter has prored), left the pun
5shment Of the offender to be named by Mr..
McBr1d2 b.msel. who decided that ii Cha.ley
WIS made to replace the eagle In open day,
and apologies for The removal, he would le;
the matter drop. This was agreed to, and at
IL O'Clock The next e3y the "scionn appeared
On the ground, accompanied By bis accom-
plices and the ships carpenter, the latter Of
y HH1om was proceeding to hlnnnt the bird In
!ts place. when the Minister stopped him,
ihat wouldn't do. It must be replaced By
nm who had removed 1t. So his noble
:: nlos." hammer In hand, was obliged to
mount the ladder and do the Job himself. He
then acquitted himself Of his apology, ttauk-
ing Mack for bis extreme lenlency, &C., and
Was crderfd b. hts Captain to 20 and apollo
aboa.d.n.'
, 1865-06-30


The following is a statement Of the adver-
lures OF William q. AID q. c. Crabb, NJ. Il,
Cloud and J. Purcell. recruits for the Sd cav.
airy, IN hunting their regiment. It beats
"Japhet in search of father:''
Enlisted at:IeGessonyil1s, FEBRUARY I7th:
sent to DAFT rendezvous at Indiana oolis'
February 20lh March 3lst forwarded to Cairo
oS 6en. CaIrnEton, our regiment being then
dEcah April 4th returned to Cairo ApIil
9Th again sent to Paducah from thence to
EvanEyillc, and remained there unit, AprIl
2Gth thence to Louisville; May LIST left for
New York city arrived Sd, AMI sent to Bed
loe's Island; remained there doing fat,Eue
duty every day until the 1Bth; sent to.
Fortress Monroe; on the 18Th started
M f1r a. Alexandria remained at Alszan-
Aarper's Ferry; returned to Alexandria on
the 3lst; went from there to cavalry corps
headquarters, within three quarters OF mi!e
Of their regiment, but were returned to AZ
exandrta zane day; June Sd left for Column
bus. Ubto; ffcm Columbus went to Louis
v.lle; trcm Louisville went to st. Louis; from
st. Louis to Indianapolis from themes 10 Ar
1xandiia again. from there to Louisville again.
where They found their regiment, but the
commanding officer refused 10 receive them.
as he had no otllcfal notice OF theIf enlist.
mint. From Louisville they returned to this
clty, and left again last night for Louisville.
TEcrc It Is presumed their trials and ttfbula-
f10us will cease.
, 1865-06-30
Eject Of the Gambling If2nla-A Dfa.
hontEt Clerk Hob1 his EmDlOyer
AeaF1ly, and Eamh mh1eA By Proxy,
i1nAf

from The Cincinnati Commercial, ssh
We yesterday gave publicity to tho partic-
mars Of q rather heavy confidence game on
the part Ct an accomplished sharper, In
y hich affair Mr. WfI1llm Wilson McGrew, =
Fourth street ieweler, was the victim, and
has had fresh occasion to lament the dishon-
tsty Of mankind, in the discovery of soms
very heavy thefts on the part Of one Of his
clerkE, young map Q. seventeen who had
always been regarded as entirely h3nsst
The guilty party in this affair, stole from the
store no less than eight gold watches under
the following circumstances, as be h.msslf
ac1ua1nfancc Of 8 gnmblcr-1ames Lytle-
who succeeded in making him believe that
there was fur chance OF winning heavily NJ
taro. He did not initiate him into the mys-
tertes Of the game, bnt induced him to p:o-
cure money for "staEe," with which he, Ly-
tie, should challenge fortune. Never having
hi ard Of such an animal a .'roper-in" for
gambling houses, and supposlng that all WAS
fair IN the case, the youth ADVANCED tile
money. This was soon lost, and more was
required. Hoping that his new friend IN
would soon win. he stole valuable gold
watch which Lytla pawned. Again them9ney
dlsaplea1sd, and another watch was stolen
a1d Pawned, With the same result. and 50 the
iassa1ity vent on until the guilty clark had
stolen eight valuable gold watches. The dis
covey Of these thsfts was msde quite re.
Gently, some OF the watches which hid been
left for repairs having been called for "a
found missing. Suspicion havinn ;naen aead
npo9 .I M The guilty party, be Tas Charged Tlth
=. t9s u4supns and soon msa: tonnt1isitu Of
~ ctime, his story being, in aubstan. 70 what
Me Lave already related. He then give In.
Formation as to where the watches had been
pawned, which led 10 the recovery Of the
sane, The affair was then placed In the
hands Of Esquire Marchant aud Constable
Carr. The hoy was arrested together with
bis alleged aecomp!lee, Lytle, and held for
, 1865-06-30
Heavy Safe Robbery Mt Harvard, H.
5000 stUlcn.

lFSDa3 lAo " QEQEE0Ck 3ROtln6l. 3S!A.l
Harvard Fay be regarded as the most event
ful town IN Mcaenry county-a 'srtght smart
chunk" Of place. Harvard has had the biz
Ecst aIe-has now the only fro ensine-anl
noW has had the a'gest robbery Of an5 town
IN the county, On Monday night Of last
week, the 18th inst, the store Of Hull, Julius
i Co.. Of that place, Was entered by back
WINDOW, md (np cne sleeping in the store)
The eafe removed to back room, and there
filled nnt,- ,-tl.. 1~~sr h,acet1 p1rk, nnd cur
Iency and county orders, to the amount Of
thr<e thousand dollars taken thefefrom. It
appears that the safe was one Of Herrineas
manufacture kid, but regarded burglar
proof ; It WAS used rs place Of deposit bY
many Of the farmers in the vicinity. Indeed,
ne aIe informed that at no previous time,
during the past three years, has there been
Eo small IN amount Of money In the eaf. ss
On the night Of the robbery, sometimes Is
high rs $4,000 being placed there tor SAT-,
keeping. We understand the county orders
and currency belonged to the following
parties: silas Batehelder, $1,000 in bonds
acd county militnry orders; Mr.. r. DranI-
aid, SEQ In olders; Hull, Julius &
Co: 500 In greenlacks; John Lashbsook,
$500 in bounty o1dels; Mrs. o. 81. Smith,
$500. Il is hoped that a c1uu has been OBJ
ta!ned to the rcbbe1s.r Further it Is not nd
yi.able to publiEh.
, 1865-06-30
International Bridge nt Buffalo

At the half yearly mt citing Of the ButEalo
AID Lake Huron Railway Company, held re.
cenlly in London, Mr.. Brydges. Managing Di-
rector Of tie Grand Trunk Railway, gAye the
following statement respecting the prospect
Of an early prosecution Of this important
n. Chairman, It may perhaps be interest.
Ing Il mention TO the meeting the position
Of the Bu{lalo Bridge question. Thls il q
matter, in my opinion, Of the highest p,ss.-
6]e importance to the fntura wetfa:a ;, III.
company. You ara aWara that f,o e,;,.,.in ~ .nn'
tton books TOR the brld"s wsrs s'e onsned r
america and canada SOME few months aro. o.
BE-. all the operations were secured to this
cemIany. Engineers haye been appointed aud
are now at work making necessity surveys.
20 TINT the work may be commenced as soon
p!ctcd.
think the arrangements will be satisfac.
torilJ completed and that IN the cour5a of
two OF three months from the present time
We shall SEQ the actual commencement Of
ina. T1;k. il will be completed bY the end
Of next year, or in the following spfing but
1t depends to great extsnt on tho foundation
CT the piers. The current Is 7ery rapid, and
until NC get to work 1t Wilt be impossible to
say with any degree Of certainty. I believe,
however, it will not be less than tHo sea
E1DS.
, 1865-06-30
Ehl'& bb uuAu+ ceAsfui tte II pt at Rob.
Ufiict at nkroeuy.


About noon yesterday couple Of men en-.
tered the banklrg establishment Of Conklin
street rear Main, and Wills one Of the n,r. ~
ties remained ut the counter. the othsr an an,
preached Mr.. J. B. ConklEn, one Of The pro-
pt1etora, who sat wiring al table on one
si9e Of the room, and inqulfcd the price OF
go!d. Mr. Conkliu, who Was the only one
!ett N the office, bis pa,tne1s aud the clerks
not teii until his brother returned. At this
ins:aIt The man, drawing a slung shot, struck
heavy blow at the banker, who had tu.ned
oHce more to his writing; but the 1atter.
throwing up his arm, wa,ded the stroke {rom
tis head, md shouting for help, sized the
saaant Wlih all his might,
The Eofse and c-ntuslon caused a crowd In
collect at the door, Who confronted the tTo
men as they attempted to escape. Oae Of
the PARTIES, however, dlAWing q revolver
speedily made the way clear for himself and
conpanlon by THREATENING flourish Of the
we,lon, and both took to their heels, one
otber down Main. They were, Of course, I'm
nsa'ate1y pursued aud captured, the one
with revolver tltirg several ehots, however,
belQrc he ccnId BE- secured. md shooting onts
q the officers, 1amrd Emanuel Auchey,
taroUGh b the wrist. As soon as captured tic
parties were taken to tho Hammond street
Station House, where they gave their names
as John Connell End Nicholas Bradley.
This is certainly the b3ldest ATTEMPT at
robbery Of the. season. The parties have for
lorg time past been known 10 the police.
but heretofore 1t has been impossible to flx
upon them any gull. They will perhaps
make no more efforts Of the kind for soma
time; and We only regret that at least q huu-
d1ed more Of their class, who iufest this CITY.
could not be sent to keep them company,
, 1865-06-30
An Illinois Soldier Commits Suicide.
TErnr1 tha Tn1}gv{1t, te.... es.s


Last night between eleven and twslvo
OF the Louisville thea.er. No one could tell
the cause that led to the rash at. He lad
been seen In the theater during the narform.
ance, perfectly sober. just as the +...a+,-..
about closing, be W:s stan ta .s-s,-~ ~ "ss
-...4- 4.4useu
Lieutenant. Ingraham. who was standing
near, asked him why be had stabbed himself,
He remarked that ha would not live to be
slave TO- a1v negro" He then took gold
ring, with the initials Of ~. F." from tls
finger. aud asked the Lieutenant to present it
to"'kltty," after which he Eel to the GROUND.
miss Ada Gray Was present In the boz. office
Of the theater, and exhibited great tlrmness
AID Pl essence OF mind during the horrible cir
cumstances, kneellng down with the remark
that she would do = sisters part BY an nnfor-
and closed his eyes In death.
,Gapt. dolde1. the manager OF the thehter,
dld al IN his power towards the relief OF The
soldier, moving luis body into the lobby OF
tne taea1er Where 1t was taken care of until
the arrigol Of Coroner Gill. =.
=. We could not learn the pane of the man or
the name OF number o. the regiment to which
hc belonged. It Is indeed one Of the most
melancholy occurrences VIC hare cyer Wit
feesed. The deceased looked as though he
WAS about tHenty.one Or twenty-five years Of
aee, and was abcut five feet eight Inches In
9etght. The weapon used In committing the
fatal deed WAS ark, with blade about fIYe
inches in length.
Tbs deceased evidently belonged to COM
pany ., 57th Illinois infantry, Is he had an
cscef on the comMinsary signed BY Lieut.. O.
1aas anderson e ed T. that T. company. On his person
quest and returned verdict In occordarce
Wlsh the above facts.
, 1865-06-30

Tho rtrc- milling DE- kArHA6i. u tbs bez.. he
Eucoe.cG whe1 eu orhe15 have fAtle1- Al NO AFa
tFou61e. Iii who hAFe bc0 rnfo.tunAts ~ Nhcse iona
hops have been disappointed, cruehed hnd bieatcd Ill
who hAvn beea setucEd ny false p:o1tt1 md deceit,
al Who Lave been decelyed snc II ned nth, Ill TO to
him for sdvice and 70 Ect he toafea 1out
Iisfor;unes r.ss sxsyi he FAKE akea :es ;lanas5 ana
your and reepectAblht. IN spite Of ev1l
porn and fumal1- Iii who arc In doxbt OF the Afkoc.
1ioEs OF those thry love. consult him 70 reave and
0arf5 their mntA, and 1nd out tbef ur1Ekt aud
WAITE hptxH viii be rea.iZsd In love k1xI9 he Hevaf
tails He th~ secret OF Wtnntx tee RocI1ouR OF TIE
opposite scI. lie EuideH the single to h1thy And
hACpy maE1iake. and mAkes the married h4ppy. Ht1
cid and acs:cs hAs tean collected 70 1nnutaAhlo in-
etAnoes. and the Esrlt has aiEays bo@ sp ety md
SHOW you tie nkaneaa Of iuturs hnkbanc or S1!t
lie can guide Jou 10 Wealth. t.uInE1cn knd hnaoE.
1lout Az OF good men who wore unfortunate and
succsaFfn IN their husneA9-tneu who worked hard
nnd Who struggled e.Ainst atTerstty and nixfo:tune
the greater psFt Of tn<tf Ev-a and who found the
more they tried 70 r.. forward n the world the mora
fhtnEs Wcat agA.nAt 1hem. AL those Eto W1AAr fn1-
Gnt sCcccttn IN All their undertakings. while those
Who wcfr blinded By rrrdic- and ienoFanoe nes1ect-
Tug htt scytc sil tborinF aEa!nsr Advestty And
poverty. Con1lttt.onl ta.rtc.y private spc co1n.
0enGE.} DAILY {enEckyr rKc.pued) from 10 L. u. 70
7. H. It h1a I fnee, 411 Et.t Madison Et.nst- b.
fwFrr Ntst AEd Franklin, Cn1c&Ko, Ill Co o7s7ftat1ou
fee II. Its1oas At dlslaucc MGy caUIE2tc.sa oos
:IDkaI7AILT By let1e1. II shcJ inco.A 81 for
Edtlta. No A1txe- will b Eiven to letters uniesa
ore dclAr i tEciosec - Coe.rlsa,lon Fea AddEess
nl letter. - follow: pk kAtdAElA Post 0mcA Bax
GH33, CEIcExo III. el.tH9 It
, 1865-06-30
4rIntlrlg.
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

-Ee&&2oH and RonnfY Blanks,
70! tos ale Il TIC caucAao TMzrxs oxE1c4 3
The series Is complete, md the ferns ars aeeu.
Eats, eontoEnicg ia evsrJ respect 10 the inssr1e
tons from the Tension ttiee IN the forms pts.
tanning to IN application ars printed upon ms
aheet eIabrsd-E The pec,7:11oa ot tha Applicant
the AmGaStt1 ol Wltuesaeg, the CeEtdcates Of ttS
41gteft4ta, Power o3 Attorney, Clerks Ce1sidente
b.. &c.. with z1opla blank 1paeA,
Application foz Transfer OF feusipr.
Application for PE.e Noney.
Application ot Widow or Mother Tor Payment 6a
Application ot Ia7sNa rez..cres C. Pa5ueu. q
CHIN Of Heirs for AzreArs,
CH4n tcr Horse and Equipment.
G3artian's Declaration uf .Aioor Children /
Guasoisa's Declaration OF Orphan shtz 10
Pension.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Vouchers,
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls
Enlistment Fape1Iu.
AbstT1ct Of Disbursements
Commutatson Of Ras1ons foe Exchanged Prison
Of Var.
,DIsab!sd Soldiers Declaration for Bounty None,
Fathes's Application ior Bourty Money and A.
Tn-Xonthly Return Of Recruiting o1tcer.
Communication Of Fuel AID Quarters.
Guardians 0ecaraton Gf AIncz Children to3
Bounty Money and A1tea1s.
We send them Fp9G P1D, st the rata Of N.u
pa1 quire, upon the receipt oil the money.
Address, TRBUK3 CoxFAy,
, 1865-06-30

= the ONLY rhysieaap u spectast now In tho city
that can bc entirely relied unou Go 10 u1n ana rot
xa6= til. uorku1x p1sxAkx 70 sen.ia IN ytur N.
ten diansuz1nk your facs md body oo,des destroy.
snx your Happiness and futms prospects In llfe He
ta5 nA.e PR1vATK DISEASES and NERVOUS DE-
u1lTY his study toE the lat twenty yea.s, and u
saca fore the per- ~ whoc Eli Ac:ed shnu,d consult:
No herd Of pIttc. Of his not ba,ox cu.ed
e:nee he his been in the city. His scpas1aon has
voucher In Ill the city paoers hIs ns,aant1 and thA
, 1865-06-30
AA1lro0d Acctds nt--Snv Person Kltied
ard Ihrec Others Injured.

$AA~
Shortly before 10 O'Clock this morning
casually occurred On the Washington Branch
Ratlrt I'D, ebout four miles from this city,
which resulted In the death Of Rev. Mr, Aus.
tin, Of the Methodist P4otcstant denoinIaa-
ton, and serious wounding Of three OF four
others. The car, the wheels Of which broke
on Saturday afternoon, causing the accident
on that day, us previously mentioned In the
American, Tas being removed BY laborers
from its position aside Of the track by means
Of derrick. The passenger tain which len
Washington City at Sis was passing this
point, WHEN either q portion OF the broken
car or the derrick scraped tha side of one Of
the cars of the train. Mr. Austin had his
head reclining on the window. sill, aud was
struck on the forehead, the ekull being ftac.
tuted IN such manner as to cause deathr i1t
five minutes. He was on his return from;
Laurel. where he preached on Sunday. Mr,
II. G. Barton, Of Columbia county, Penusy1-
yunln, bad his right arm resting On the win
dow-sil1. The arm was fractured in three
places, at the wrist, elbow and above, ali Of
them being compound fractures. Nj. John
C. Gibson, Of New York, sustained 8 COM
pound fracture Of his light arm at ,he elbow
joint. There were TWO Or three others more
OR less cut and bruised. Their naues were
not 0Ecertafncd:
, 1865-06-30
The Tff6 N5Hr Vtro.

The Red Wing drgus conrnins an account
Of the tite in that place last Monday. Il
commenced about q. m+, on the corner of
Anin and Bush streets. in three-story build.
Ing known as the Red Wig House. The only
occupant Of this building was Mr. Wclden-
field, Who had stock Of dry goods In the
store room. This building was totally con
suned, together with two-stozy i,ame, oc-
cupied by Dir. Hickman es saloon and rest
dtnce, and q one-story. frame occupied bv
Miss sarnh Macdonald, mil1;ner. The bu,lj-
ing occupied BY the Red Wing Bank was "a.
Gated and considerably burned, but by great
effort WAS saved from totsl destruction.
lows:
James Law.her 1oees Ia the Red Wing
House, 1900; Air: Bonnet loses 500 on
stoves, &c; II. Hickman 1csas, b. his build
Ing, 81. eco Miss Macdonald loses $500. By
damage to goods II. Hickman loscs $50, Nj.
Hall s5o0, Mr: Bi4by 500, Frede1icks, Kempc
Bush 800, Alr. thompson sioo, Bowl s
Botchcr 500, and other par tics less an Junts.
, 1865-06-30
a Young E0clish Lord Tanners with
the American Easle-The Hlrd

Her B1t'annic Majesty's sc1ew stulr. Clio a.
rive ut HGnolu'u, APfl is, from Valparaiso.
Qceen Emma and suite to PanamR, en- rouie
for Enelsnd, on visit to her Sister sovereign,
Queen Victoria. Since the arrival OF this
ship numerous little midnight depredatious
have betn committed, such as removing sign
bca'ds, harbe1s' poles, &C., which no doabt
weIc lcokt upon By the depredators in the
we're very annoying TO those on whom they
we1e Inflicted. This Was oil very wall Is
lorg as the p.anks vera played on p.ivste
citizens; but one night the gay jokers went
= step too far. Among the m1dshlpmen Of
the iClio is o young fellow named Lord
Charles Be.esford, sad to bs nephew Of The
MARQUIS Of Waterford. who, it will be re-
York some years ago, for prowling around
, 1865-06-30

SHOCKING hCEkBS IN NORFOLK.
UibGTactfu1 Hiot8-Tkc MIRO rFerrg.
irnsiy fufhued-Eltckiun scenes.
Correspondents Philadelphia Inqulrer.1

1sos1"1ss' E1's ] uue % 1Eb3.
since the retirement Of Gen. Gordon. now
eixt, two hours, the city has been in a state
bordering On anarchy. james E. Btlate.
Esq. who was elected Mayor some f1ftrrn
mouths ago, las had the control Of ei,y az
talrs einee the Withdrawal Of The military
poWeis. Mr.. Bclate's brief term has been =
stormy one, Disturbances between the white
People aId Eeg1oea hare been Of frequent oc.
cuIreLCe.
, 1865-06-30
PnoEIT1so BIT ExAar1E-From . rep 'rt

PHoE1T1s0 BIT EXAMPLE q p,rt
taktn from q Manchester paper, It app mrs
that some Of the unemployed Confederate"
pirates, or 1ufIlaus proiting By their exam
pie, bave taken to the trade Of plunderlne
One eoastlng vessel was bsaycly alta .ket tie
other week BY several boats crews OF tha
esme claes Of enterprisess that have been
preyfng upon American merchantmen for the
last four years. Tie British skipper, uuabl,
to make any resistance, quietly allowed bis
Vessel to be plunde1ed, and only esaped
, 1865-06-30

General E. Dnva1 0F{{Vcd IN toWu yester-
day, and wtshed to have the payment OF the
Thirteenth Infantry suspended. He sad that
it was not intended that th.s regiment shonld
be mustered ont, but on the contrary 1t was
desiled that it should remain in the ser
vice. He vas too late, however, as the mus
payment about completed. The officers who
lave this busiress In charge in Whseling,
put things throuPh On the fast llne. and Ii
those IN authority don't want a recimenf
mustered OFT and paid, they had better send
Il to ssmc othtr TKaat9tag In.tQi.
gt,lerr, 2eM.
, 1865-06-30
The Husfnesa of the As.asaf lon
E4ux4.H{4Fttal.

Eeuxtsn1nFtkal.
The following Items will give some Idea of
the immense labor which has deyolyei anon
the couft-maEtlal:
Total number Of Witnesses subpenaed, 4e3;
number Of Witnesses examined, 36l nnmoer
examined, including recalls. 423 number.
subpenaed for prosecution, a47; number &C
tually examined, 19S; number subpenaed for
defense, 2S0; number actually examined,
l63 !; total number Of pages Of Testimony
Gegal eapl, 4.m;-making solid ple of
Manuscript fomeWhat oves twenty y-si1 inches
7M.
The vast mass OF depositIona. &C., taken bY
three Judge Advocates {Col Burnett,
Col: Foster nrd Col. Olcott), pTior
to the .epening Of the case, employed ave
ehort-fand writer's g fortnight, and will take
Two experienced clerks si1 weeks to brlet md
file away
In this, as in all State trials, the Govern
msnt pays the expenses Of witnesses for the
defense, Is we'll as the p:osecuttop, at the
rate Of g per day, and the actual cost Of
transportation to and from the witncasos'
homes
, 1865-06-30

D The Union State Convention, OF Penn
sylvania, called to meet at Harrisburg on the
18th day Of July next, has been postponed
until further notice, and wiu not probably
AXE place until early in September. This
postpcnement Is mnde in compliance with
the easnest appeals Of many prominent Union
men, citizens Of different counties in the
State, and will, says the Philadelphia Press,
be- regarded BY a]l Us a highly judlc1ous step.
A short aud active campaign Ia what our
friends generally desire.
, 1865-06-30

Cotifnue to eyts biz alta tioa T., AMI tsea+s With
peri ct al p3r&se ineiud.nE ypa liz
z .l u. v:non. 'o.n:. -, 10 NM. ,m EanceEs.
t1s tp+t of y; nne G. .lnts and nrcx
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