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The New York herald., 1865-01-09
Military Items.

ITfVHI w H'Ff JHu o.
General QuarIcs, who was reported to be mortally
wounded nt the battle Of franklin Tennessee, will proba
bly, recover He loses a right arm.
General j. J. Gar,rell s slowly improving. He had
two ribs broken by a shell at Coosaw aichie.
The object Of the Hon. A. II. Wright of Georgia, in
going North, was 70 procure parole for his son, a
prisoner NJ Camp Chase wounded
The Chattanooga (Grinn) Rebel regrets TO learn that
Capt Thomas y. Hcnry lost In the late light at
Franklin. He was dangerously wounded In the and
breast IN the tight AZ Rsacca and scarcely
from those injuries when he went into the late battle
Capt Henry s the eldest OF the Senator from Ten
nessce, who has had three In the army from the
commencement Of the war, Of whom was killed ri
Shiloh. The third Is the well known aid Of Cen Hood
The New York herald., 1865-01-09
Accident ON the Hudson River Railroad.
A aLEEPIHa CAR CONTAINING FORTY PASSENGERS,
THROWN INTO THE RIVER.


sleeping sttschcd TO the train duo here At
20 day thrown from the track ut vanderburgs Ray
two miles above staatebure the car tumbling In the
river The contained thirty Ave forty passengen
who all less injured by tho shock and cut
with GLASS; by breaking out The Window In cndcavons
" escape death from drowning. A brakeman named
Kenny badly hurt regular passenger Was
also thrown from the track but did not 90 into the river
Superintendent Toucsys gang Of cleared the rub
bish and the road s all right sgain The accident
caused by the breaking OF . wheel
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-, I3 s ec 'H'Es, e., v "A ,.o,,n,
and memoriaized Congress ITO pass bill permanently
cxeMptng them from military service while engaged In
bility usefulness They solicit the operation OF
the mechanics throughout the confederacy. A. p Lott
s the secretary Of the Augusta Association. .f
The New York herald., 1865-01-09
North Carolina Dcsertcrs Gettfng Dis
M gusted.
TFrOm the Asheyille M ClNe,

IFTOn the AhhcvIIIe IN. o. News n
Many citizens Of Western North Carolina, who went on
to the enemy year since have voluntarily returned
and given pledges for their future loyalty and good con-
duct Some Of thcm we learn express themselves very
emphatcaly satisfied with their experience In the Yam
kee service II Is not they the feast to which they
invited and henceforh they are with the confede
racy for veal or woe
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Detention Of Trains by Ice In tho Sus-
quehanna.

The ice In the Susquehanna has seriously obstructed
ihe trains on the Philadelphia Railroad yesterday and
to-day Tho train which left New York yesterday morn
ing did get through tlI this afternoon The New
York papers OF yesterday were not received tl six
O'Clock this evening Tho train from here yesterday
afternoon had to return and last evenings trains did not
90 ont Trains, however, went out 70 night usual
with prospect Of getting through in good scson.
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

Richmond papor OF the 9th says:-M the battle OF
Franklin the Misfoun brigade went into the fight six
hundred and eight strong, and had hundred
nnd nine killed. two hundred and forty wounded and
ninety six captured making loss Of four hundred and
forty General Cockerell wounded three tmee
but not seriously. Colonel Gates was also wounded
Colonel Garland and Major Parker with long list Of
captains and lieutenants, were among the killed.
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meeting Of the citizens is called for Tuesday take
measures alleviate the distress OF the people of Sa-
yapnsh
The New York herald., 1865-01-09
The Kearsarge Prize Money.


Will you be kind enough TO mention in your paper TO
correct views upon the amount OF prize money
due the crew Of the Kearsargc the following
dunn II will answer many OF the letters sent to me
this subject and oblige your very obedent servant,
JNO. A. wINsLOw.
PRIZE MONEY DUE THE KEARsARGB CREW.
Tho law regulating prize applicable 10 this case
is two hundred dollars head for each person board
the Alabama This will give the crew little thirty
thousand dollars Had the Alabama been brought into
pot and sunk the whole value Of her by the przs
law would have belonged ~ the which, she cost
nifty eight thousand pounds would be nearly three hun
dred thousand dollars II viii be by this that In
rather losing business 10 Jack 70 sink shipe at sea-
and when he learns the Law made he will be read
Ing IL that he must put his shot In above the water nes
and never below.
We ioarn that the raised 10 be equally divided
among and officers Of the Kcarsarge k somethnQ
less than twenty thousand dollars In New York. ana
about eight thousand dollars in Boston
The had letter read 10 them when In the chan
mel from the Secretary Of the Navy that the n-
teniion Of the President 10 ask Congress ~ appropriate
equal 20 the full value of the Alabama FOR dstribu
ton prize money, - was judged that the services
rendered TO the country fully warrantedM
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The City OF Wilmin gton Safe.


pretty that during the late Yankee advance
up the Rospoke river twelve Yankee vessels ascended
eAas srean and but six Of them returned The other
nix disposed Of by the Confederate torpedoes And
another thing very certain six hundred Yankees por
ished by the explosions OF this latter fact have al
most incontestibe evidence That win do for our tor
pedoee.
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We learn from gentleman from Pascagoula that on
ahe 10th inst party Of Yankee raiders, numbering
about thirteen hundred reached West Pascagoula and
were embarked launches Three large vessels were
lying BY They had destroyed several feies the
Pascagoula ve and done other damage the people
aha. section This party Of the enemy was supposed TO
be the advance Of the entire force that was making s
.way to the coast
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sherman's New Plan and Policy.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. ol
We have NO later advces from Sherman than the
despatch published yesterday. II 10 mot yet known
whether he designs moving upon Charleston Branch
ve but incline 70 the belief that the latter is his
objective point His plans win be developed in the
esw days Since he left Mledgcville Sherman 70
have changed his policy. In that town. as before n
Atlanta he I'll hardness and brutality AZ Savan.
nah he hss been al conciiation.
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Shcrmom'S MOvemeutss
tFrom the Richmond Sentinel jan 81
There nothing additional relative the movements
Of Sherman He doubtless moving in the direction Of
Branchville.
tFrom the Richmond Examiner, Jan 81
The reports Of Sherman having crossed the Savannah
confirmed He is believed 10 be moving Grahams
VILE.
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shoemsker's Captive Hundred Union
Prisoners Join the Rebel Army, SC.
Richmond papers Of The 7h inst contain the following
uems:-
NOZZLE, Jan. 8, 1855
raid s reported advancing south towards smithneld
twenty miles north Of Aberdeen. The destruction VI
property Is unknown.
also reported that General Hoods army has crossed
the Tennessee river, and In moving Tupclo which will
probably bo the future base Of operations.
The Fort Gaines prisoners expected 10 arrive In this
city to-day.
We learn says the Raleigh Cbed,rate Of the Cd inst,
that on the I'D Of December . fight took place at
shoemsker's Gap between Captains w. Price, Ross
and Garrells companies, and desertes tories and
robbers They attacked our forces from ambush, but
speedily routed and severely cbastiscd They lost
fourteen killed and four wounded and four were taken
prisoners. We lVst none IN killed and wounded The
woods were fred during the engagement which caused
the discharge OF considerable number guns which had
been thrown away by the enemy. Captain Price was In
command Of the battalion, and distinguished himself by
cooln, 5s and bravery, ~ did his entire command
The Columbia Cdronida says General H. IT, Hill passed
down the South Carolina Railroad yesterday under
orders 10 report 10 General Beaurcgard at Charleston
The Rebel notices the arrival Selma Ala on the Goth
ut, OF = detachment Of four FIVE hundred "gal.
vanlzcd Yenkees,n under tho charge OF Captains
Clark and Rice and Adjutant Seymour or the Tenth
Tennessee, on then way TO the front, They arc
(says the HeteD strong able bodied soldiers, mostly
foreigners embracing almost every European nationality
with only sigh1 mixture VI genuine Yankee Captain
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U. s. NIarshaI's Notice.
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oNA n rD orAras ~ ~ AMkkioA, lf9lis
rN1puI ~ MI y. :. n q = -. 20. :,
uAT - Mon,u'Is Ihom tne non; AshuI
C,rt az, yssss ~ s the nnsa Ssates pstrct
~ ess ,h, ea y. sne t ?. Msi1s q, re,
~ 49, 49, . ~ Wy AADsla ana
= r' .,,s n.so pcoI neu IN EAU Court VIZ
~ -Voa akains. vHc aoTss, ana one AeS
y y aR,.s ~ ~ qn rs, seized 6y me Collector o.
es5 ds o. roIana and Fainc9tn on ne iouT
T;s9.i VI feDiuAry iastpas''a ~ bethei' In sAd
a Lscet against the Brig Wplt0us III. Perks, her
tackle, GPp0ret and Jttf5sifnre seized BY he Col
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state Of Maine.

Nm "a +
. A iav court ounty comwx.ssvouers begun and
hol eaat Portland, Within An for che County 81
Don Il, 1875 = -1'---s
On the regoirg petition 1t bsirg satisfactorily
owe % ne CSu Il. that The Petitioners are yespon.
aa r ~ nat hearing il expeoisnf il Is hereby
1nD AEO; That the County Commissioners viii
n sst sc q house of Chandler Rsokiiffs, Ia West
= n y 9 clock A. NJ, ON Thufsday, The thir.
.an Wy OF July next, and that the petitioners
ts.s ute az persons interested. BY cruising at.
t~ pes Of aid teiiyn and his order Of C1urs
lrnoe ~ ~ ne served uoon the Town Clerk OF the
AZ payss' sseio 4 and the City Clerk Of the CITY
s,ms a. shs an also BY posting up copies Of he
n e !" ny paoisc places IN each Of said Pswns
~ aSt ~ ne same three WI eks sncceesiveIv
ftland tn frt Of aid publisatsons ana aac y ~
III oher notice 10 be at least thirtv dsvn ii ore
taetlne OF said meeting. At which fina snd ,,1ece
tafer 1t has DAen salts shown thai fha No.,
tie mas heen duly siyen) he Cornmiseioneye Iii
pFqsee 20 vlsw the routs set forth ia SAID net;.;
and other 70 ties and roads Commented thererv;.h'
ana az inch u W, they win give heaiirg I" az
paths and hsjr witnesses at some Convenient tsa
u. vicinity, when and who all perlons ar a cr
paraIi ms inte % cd may app ar and show cause II
~ a have w1v the praJ er, of s3ia petition
snsuld not be r anted
Attest %. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk
COPY on the Petition and order II Court thereon
Attess--D. w. FkSsENDh en-. CLERK.
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STATE OF MAINE.


i. eUMBERLAnD. Fe.-- gl5ashiwfQ effifr4ns sT
Attic GoAstof Cepnty Commis toner's begun and
i,olden IT Pc tlaod wi hin End / r the County o.
Cump Aud, en- tho aist Tuesday of Ju.e, ammo
10 uni, 1865. s'.ss
On h foregoing petition. II Being satisfactorily
SO mot &c {, hat The pefitoBers are res son.
- ard has hearing is expedient, II Ii heveby
OaDnRED. ihat ne Colnty Commissioners vii ID let
- hsSw.l lag house OF aasl S. Itbbr.t3 in Sc r.
boro lsh, on the 2rh day 4 July B, 1866 At ten
or tqe 4 kA N, and that the , titioners give no.
u's 70 all oetsJ ms interested, By causing tesf
e2py "a aid etios and tina 0rder OF Couft there.
on 70 De etyed upon the Town efk Of The Town
o. s,arooro. "a, and also by posting up pios of
"a ssame 70 b eekp lie places in taid 10 n al d
Raonehiag The e. three weeks ,ueoe sivIv In ibe
ks.sispi yasy Press, Pep pcinfed in Po,ta1d
- - .ounty, tie 4 ~ Of lad pDbIicstioss, and
pc oie the line eaid npeetins; at which ne nd
zoe Aai eri ma. been al fctcr,ly shown that the
svoss 9 assDsel duly given the G mini eion .
% pr seei 10 vew tie cute set orih in 8 lid
lion an her routes aud road coane, ted
" Titn, aud after such view hey wal give hear
IA - he parties ava their winners . IT som con
wont MT piace Ia. he vicinity, wa, and win re- ali
oils ana .,po alto stint res d mav Apo ar and
sn,~ SO, II any they hay. why the prayer Of
"a etitoa should not b , Rrantea
sga~ At a., I'D. w. hkSS GNDEN Clerk
Clpy OF the PETITION ard Orde Of 1ourf thereon
..a,c AttertT-D.rW. FEsSEHDEN, Clerk.
1uu6IU1laSdW- 49, ma
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Pic 81 8 per hott.e.
~. 49, PINKERTON's
Wahoo and CAlisaya Bitters.

IA A HAPPY comb Laaiious Of Vegetable r0nics.-
1ACaa be drank witaimpuuity by ma and lens
Oh and young, asa daily beverage. They viii for
y The system agai. st the many il to which we 70
daily ex josed; also against the ev Ell e's ur-
wholesome io0o aad drinks, chaafe OF climate, r,
and 10 estore to the Invalid IN aadviRtr.
An lntaiiible Rsney 10 all diseases OF the Stom.
ach, Liver aud bowels As "a Appetizing Morning
beverage. the Wahoo and Clli ~ Biters stano un-
rivalled
10 icit Tesiim ials from va'io sources are
being foo ed AEON u daily OF the EN- avy OIL these
Bittsrs in restoring tie afflicted some OF shir have
been heretofore supposed incurabls Hence ihsy
are prescribed by many eminent ph. sicians y oy.r
the county.
The Blt'ers are plsasa to the taste. and grateful
10 the dsbi itaied system The Waboo and Calisa,
Bitters, as family medicine, aud daily frmy bev-
erage, can be Used without fear or the loss bily
doing injury to even In ant. as thew contain no
poisonous drugs, hut purely vegetable aud kesp
the systt m vigorous ami healthy These hitters ~
s'd upon Their merits ana be had ir every town
IN the United States and Canacas.
Manufactured BY
Gl fs JACOB PINKERTON,
Depot IA 4 Is jam s st. syi acuse, N Y and So DeY
st, New York.
ap27eod 3m
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To the Hon. County Commissioners of tho
County OF Cumberland:
Ihshs foftla' and kennebee Rail Road Com.
II pany respectfully represent hat they have
e. oIe al 'rity Of law, oca cd their rsilr1 ad
from p int nea. b. Portlard bridge in Portland.
sVs pot "a tAe \ TX and CumDer aud Rail 4 oa 4
70 Wesf0 OK nesr WoJufor6's Corner. 60 CALI I.
waisn locaioa has besn duly fled with the County
W alton PAS Asoyer and esreal estate Owned
"a cupied BY he fJliopi q persons ana e5rpo, =
70 = ", Y VIZ. Pers@nd 500 ana Portsmouth kali
" CVmt a.. --JJ n B. Brown, St. John Smith,
Hair Lite mss D . Ing EIipfsiet CLARK Jabn
tae ms.Yw; We son \. wall. cnaodIer Radciias
S;,~a ~. ,roan. omas Riggs John Che nnery
x,erefo zour pet,t.oae pray tAat our
aN. io.x NINE and accepi said location aud to es-
ca me ages Tor tbe real estate token w the
IN all C; where the said damages shall NOT
: pe - isea aan De min BY the partiss
s4as ForLaa d q kennebec Railroad Co M
= x.., b Riv5ARO D. RICE. Peesidsrt
Portland, Jane 8, 1866. = : = Z
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q hip ChandIerv

TUE undersigned haying taken The Store M. REQ
Ii, cSme -ctal Street corner u o. central wharf
Cord'sge. Of I'll sizes. by the Gang or Retsil SO.
Innmchprs CHI Has, Cables, Duck, 0akasa. wiadiass
fNrdh SEES "A id Nccdt stores together with COM
plete ass artms Mt Of Ship ehaaderg 1t wholesale Or
refaif = - JrVfI I'd. y flfisrS 49,
ho is also "A emf for the Rerere Copper COMpoay,
ana vii keen a hand fu1t ann compie assora meDt
q Copper and Yeijoec Metal Bolts and skeatkiag,
So11Posst ion Spa 'es Nails, &C., g.,4r,s~.~
,. Al q which " offered for. Sale ct the Lowest
Market Rrees. I to which the attention OF those
Wishing to pureha e is invited u ~
Portland. May a, lses.-dsm 'fs1 -
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-. u NDTC1L.
e isodDa, J. b. HUGHLS F.
oAs sE sounp AT III.
taiIau 1ni llIW sTg
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
W@T No, 8 Temple Street. os'A
q q. ~ sopsp ArIur
CAUTION 10 yHE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use shOult
ience in t1s hands Of regularly Educated physi
cian whose preparatory stuales nts him Tor all thu
duties he must fulfill 70 hecountry a flooded with
best in the world, which not only useless but al
ways injurious. The uniortuhate should De = f,1ro
ULAR IN selecting his physician, al 1t Is alamsnfab
patients are made miserable withrulned Constitution
BY maltreatment from inexperienced phys clans II
general practice for it Is point generally concede
agement Of these complaints should engross tn
whole time Of those VINO would b. competent ane
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted witt
their pathology, commonly pursues one system
treatment. IN most cases making an indiseTimin at
curry. - ~ 10.ltltt FiA % NmE5 on 5auhf
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SIrUATED in North Yarmo nth. on the Glouces.
- ter road. formerly known as the .'Col. Cush nan
t1acesi within Two miles o. two depO On q g G IT.
~ H.. con aiming 200 acres Of lar d. 40 Q which Is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Building
soed two ftorsd house, with ouf-builoings; and
barn 10 eft by 3d. cut full Of bay last year. orch
trees all afted; bore in 62 ]6c0 bulhels, and ga
We heaye sold s6Oc 90 worth Of apples besides
che rrS ire In beaFin with VARIETY OF ofher fruits
Also cranberry pasch from which 80 bushels
have been taken In one sessoD. sst ga
the location is dne one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills school, heuse q 0, near Bly, 10 seg
For fu. Their sarieulars DqOire oa he premises of
ns8eod8m* SAM'L III. SW EETHER.
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RAILROADS.. i
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.

SUMNER ARgANGBAfENT
TO COMMERCE MONDAY, JJNE 2ssh, 1866
Ezszzszss1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
100 a NJ and 1.25 P. M * n = = = =
For Bangor and intermediate ststons ~ 70 e "a
RRTpRNING leave LewistpR 81 ~ Is - - M -
Both these trains connect Portland with trains for
Ereiobt f.;1 ,s.ves Portland az ga. II, and re
turnine il ne IN Portland az r, M t .sgrJs-sbs
7 gtagas con,ect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns North and East Of this
lines 20 laf9- ilNsssaf ~ Rx .ropsu 49, KS
Waterv1ie, June "a, 1885,. sfs. june2Stf
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VERY BEST MACHINE
N q II Z O Ea.
United States Internal Revenue,


t- ie lAif i4t3Tl -------- f4sffst .isfI "a
Assessors once, % Exchange Street,
~1s "a Portland, June LIST, 1856 -
EJuhSgANT to tbs provisions OF the sew raj acts
Il o. Congress, 10 PROVIDE internal Revenue to
support tse Goyeinmet, and to pay interest ID The
pgpt . Aebt, 1 hereby give pubic notice that i
viii rSepve and bear appeals Ella i've to any frro.
DeNus OF excessive yauat. ms as essments or enum.
tretisn made and retu ned IN toe An. ual List for
lsd6 by the Assistant Assessors wi hin the Comfy
OF Ga nh erland in seid district, at my said Office IN
Portland. on Tuesday the 10th day OF Ju-e Al d !
1867 ane by hose in the ca unity Of York. in said
dis riot, ut the efh of Tapay Smith. in Saco in
SAID county of Nork. Friday the 23d day OF june
On the above DAYS &C A NJ the ptoceed ngs or
aforesai 1rll be submitted To- the pecton of any
and an penors who may app for that purpos Q Al
. III appeal must be madesfn Wriing and must
specif the particular cause resp cot
ing which ecision Is requested, and, the ground
or principle Il error com;Iiaft ed Of
VOL N4iTHL g MARSHALL, Assessor.
An persons with whom notices have besn or may
De left who ha We failed or may fail tn mako return
or come. cars ages, watches musical instruments,
&C, &e. to the fstaut Assessors thin ten days
sons, or at their residence, will be assesse In such
sum Tor income, carriages, watches, &c, &c as the
ant Assessors, from the best informs ion they
van cctai o. ma think just; to hch the enalty Of
~ TenIytn 70 per cent prescribed by law will be add
ha la.na from IN assse ment made no rel eff can
90 after snne 20. 1866 Al persons doing
~ since May !. 1885, which requires LICENSE
~ ths q made appliea ion therefor have render.
q tnoI ,slsss hablo 10 q penalty Of five hundred
dollars esdes imprisonment for two yesrs n nj.
juno eoo2w wlw
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FOR SALE.

-. EN'N& SAAEfa ...
NIXON one TO Twelve scr of land situated near
4 Strtudwiter Yilsg+, WesibroOk, o posite tbs
wei.kpown Bond Farm. on three miles from PORT
laud; said IL nd being de- alb sua' ed or sffori
ing beautiful location Tor building. eing high and
pleasenf, and comman ing fine View go
, Referred 6y permission to Cspr. Fits, or the
Bong E2rm NAHUMfICKErT,
NJun6zAotf Ii 4tfd 4D a Stroudwater
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There are many men at fhe age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent evacuations from thu
bladder, often accompanied by . slight smartng Of
manner the patient cannot account for. On examIn.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment win often ot
found, and sometimes small particles of semen OF
albumen will appear or the color will be ofa thir
mi,kish hue, again changing to dark and turbio
appearance. There are many men who die OF thif
difficulty, ignorant Of tho cause. which Is the 81
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant q perfect cure in such eases and .
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR. y
can do SO BY writing in plain manner description
of their disease. and The appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately -
All correspondehce strictly confidential and viii
be returnsd If desired. ..-r..l L.. b, y
" Address, DR. y. g. HUGHES, '@1u 80 -l
No. 3. Temple St., [corner Of Middlel Portland.
~ Send Stamp for circular, :
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