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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

u, audnothsving given ~ shy one sl,s. u would
seem that 1t Is matter that should remain In tho
hands of the clerks Of the markets and WILL under
any arrangement, deyelve upon them to see that tho
markct-houses are properly cleaned and kept in Or
der. The Council should give the clerks q salary
whatever sum shall be agreed upon-and then make
then fixed allowance for b, wing the market, swept,
cleaned and white-washed. This is the simplest
method of disposing of the subject api will lie found
the most economical.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
FROM ALABAMA.

TUE FORT GAINES PRISONERS EXCHANGED, ETC.
MOBILE, Jan. 7th.-The Fort Gaines prisoners
reached this city last eyeIing: Major Currel, the
Assistant Commissioner of Exchange has issued an
order declaring them exchanged.
special telegram to the AdcTtiSsr from Senate
bia 9Th, says that scouts report troops were leaving
Memphis, going down the river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

Reports Of the Press AssoeistIor1 received n.
cIusivoiy by the Wbig.
FROM SAVANNAH.
CoNCIIATORY ORDERS FROM SHERMAN,
REvIaw OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FRO

hE'ls"; VI HE FIRE DEPARTMENT, ETC.
AuGgsTA, Jan. THE Chronicle md Sentinel
has received copy Of the Savannah .Gtgrqjqp.'
Yankee containing Sherman'3 general order. 4cr
the government Of the city. :lThis order, asumluary
Of which is given in the telegram is published in full
in another column.-Whigl
The Fire Department had a grand review before
Gen. Geary on Sunday. Twelve hundred frenlen
turned out.
regular mail has been established wtlfhe North
The cny has been divided into districts each Law
ing Provost harshaE No new movement. Of the
enemy is reported.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

JUDGE LYeS's CoURr.-This Court, On Saturday,
was engaged with the ha5sas cpa cases, neither Of
which Was disposed Of The Of Thomas Roruie
and that Of William Knots were continued till TO-
day. A writ was issued on the petition Of James NJ.
Thorpe, Marylander.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
THE CONsTITUnON-sTATER RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WING.
Monday Mornings January .. lsoS.
EVENING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. NJ. and
every succeeding day Sundays e1cePted) at the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The
Evening Wing wall contain the latest news by mail
and telegraph up to the hour Of going to press, ed
forials, local intelligence, sc. jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

GENERAL EARLY's Reconsideration: thank
YOU kindly for the honor you have paid ne tonight
aud highly appreciate it but you must not expect
much OF a speech, as l am not much Of speech
maker. Tie first troops ever had the honor Of
commanding and leading into action LOUISIANA
ans and tie first speech have made during the
war was to Louisiana regiment, the Seventh, then
large IN numbers, but now very small Since then
have had the pleasure OF commanding all OF you-
HAYS brigade especially, as 1t Is composed part sDi
my old division. / watched YOU at Fredericksburg
and at Gettysburg, when YOU crossed the worst part
y tEe deld and went to the top of Cemetery Hill,
from which yOu would not faYe had TO return if the
support which had been sent YOU had reached YOU
in time, and victory would have been ours.
saw sou at Winchester, where you, in conjunc
lion with Salfurds brigade charged the enemy and
drove INN from Lis position; and again sac you
az Fsie' mn aud pointed TO you rs an example FOR
Others 70 take pattern by II all had stood as you DID,
he issue c0uLl haze been different from 1ehat q leas.
l wish had ten thousand more such troops as YEN
are. | would go after Sheridan and drive him
across the Potomac, not to return TO winter. But
suppose you wish to hear something OF your pros
pect Of going home this winter. l have forwarded
the papers with strong an endorsement on II as
was in my power, but cannot give you any encour-
agement-t al lay with President Davis and Cen
Lee. IL they proper 10 diSapproye your gong,
yOu must be content and willing TO stay and do your
duty as before. But whether you go or remain,
YOU must prepare yourselves for the spring cam
pagn. have made many friend from your State
1t has always been my wish TO visit Louisiana. and
IL live 70 see this war at an end and peace once
more restored, | will do So Your State is and has
been in possession Of the enemy nearly ever since
the war commenced SIZE has felt the iron heel of
the invader IS much any other State in the Con
federacy wish it was in my power to return you
all 10 your homes and relatives; would gladly do
So But all must do their duty-never torsake your
colors in order to gain our independence, and the
people al home must assist us
No nation that hss stood the bTunt of battle as
has ours, was ever subjugated We have nothing
to expect from the enemy-all that we Will ever
receite from him will be at the point OF the oay0
net.
Once more, gentlemen, allow ne to than you for
the honor you have paid me.
col. PECE's REPLY.
GeserGl Early,-ln behalf of the Louisisnans IN
Der my command, thank you for your kindly speech
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Destructive Fire al charlotte, q. G..
CONFEDERATE WAREHOUSES AND DEPors
BURNED.
VAST AMOUNT OF STORES CONSUMED.

VAST AMOUNT or STORES CONSUMED.
CHARLOTTE, Jan. IA terrible confederation oc
CURED here this morning about 3 O'clock originG
ting huthe Paymasters Office adjoining the Charlotte
and Columbia Railroad depot sheds, Yhith, together
with the adjoining warehouses, were burned to the
ground vast amount OF stores was consumed.
Two men are supposed to have bsen hurn.d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

SET AT LIBERTY.-Jesse WLite having served on.
his sentence OF twelve months in the city jail fsr
killing Jack Andrews, Saturday set at liberty
b. Judge Lyons. Z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
Flat ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

Inc spring Session OF 1865 January 30th,
and closes June 10th.
Board for TIE session $40 payable in at Sl or
at 50 per barrel sugar aI 30 cents per mound or
annually in currency at fair rates
Iui'ioh m Music on Piano per quarter, With Of IN
srument 500 In Latin French, Italian spanish $50,
half payable IN advance
Mr. W. a. Hughes. with experience OF twenty-eight
years instiucts in Ancient aud Modern Languages Sci
ence and Literature with approved assistants in those and
other branches.
Ny residence is 10 miles from Blacks and White Depot
ON the South Side Railroad At the Depot shall have
conveyance January 3Oh at IL O'Clock, take all young
ladies' and baggage 10 my residence
Pupils viii furnish their owniligfs and towels Fly ad.
dlessis McT srand P, o., Lunenburg county Va.
tje6-d6c2w ss.a-@i.,8 - JN0, ORGAN JR.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

PoR5R HArIs OFF FROM FORT yIsEER--HIs FLEET AT
i. BEAUFORT
r. following despatch il published:
tRTREss MONROE Jan 1.-The steamer Amanda Wi.
nf.s arrived here to-day from Beaufort N C. The yes.
81 comprising the naval feet under Rear Admiral Porter
IRE all safely anchored in that barbor having success.
fly weathered the storm off Wilmington " c. and sus.
kning hntvery rning damage during the bombardment
bf FoIt Fisher
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

SMALL THEFr.-On Saturday aigLt some h.ief
broke into the Office of the lower market and stole
Mr.. Ellis, Sunday dinner.
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va Nsrs nst prsparsa . be,

tAfo tAe " uoiu net tf,ptfc9 " Ror
lieve them without confirmation which they have not
received. The report of General Forests assassi
nation, we learn. is tontrsdicteJ by soldier Just
from Hoods army. Tho death Of the President
would certainly have been telegraphed all over the
land ut once if IL had occurred and not been left for
SLOW circulation by passengers and route agents. AS
to the capture Of Beauregard and Hardee, there
seems to be no foundation for such report, as at
last accounts the former at Charleston and the
latter was still holding Savannah. Trace up reports
and ascertain their source before crediting them"
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE ROAD.
From the Lynchburg Republican we learn that a
large number of hands have been employed the
Tennessee Railroad TO repair the damages caused by
the late raid Of Stoneman. The work will be pushed
forward with all the accustomed energy Of Colonel
Owen and Major Goodwin, and 1t is hoped the repairs
win be completed within the next six weeks or two
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
A rELEGRApHIc TRICK.

The Wilmington journal obtains the following from
a highly respectable source ''When the enemy had
reached Waynesboro', Ca, on the railroad between
Mien and Augusta ard had got possession of the
telegraph office. They Immediately put an operator
TO work telegraphing 10 Augusta as though from
General Wheeler. Our operator at Augusta imme-
diately suspected that something wrong; opera
tors know each others touch, We suppose. he COM
municated his suspicious, but answered the call OF
Waynesboro' as though suspecting nothing. Some
correspondence ensued, In the course OF which a
despatch was sent from Augusta to Wheeler, H. e.
the Yankees AT Waynesboro) to bold on for day
and General Bragg would come with ten thousand
infantry and two brigades Of Hampton's cavalry
The enemy, instead oil fooling anybody was fooled
himself, and sweryed of from Augusta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

We have received the Phsdelpha Inquirer Of the 9th
inst
There is no later of importance contained in this
issue. &.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

srss s.l4 E.as $40 rtilai .
.NIDtfGlaL Il p
,clzsssal "a = E-sssssss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
MONTGOMERY RUNoRs.

The Montgomery AdcertiSer says kumors pre-
vailed on our streets on Saturday and Sunday that
General Forrest had been assassnated by one of his
that President Davis had been killed by one of
his own servants with slung shot and that Generals
Beauregard and Hardee had been captured at Sayan-
nah Some of our people, who are too ready, ii all
IL of an unpleasant character, caught them up and
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COZ. pEck's REPLY

COZ. PECE's REPLY.
General E1riy-In behalf of the Louisisnans IN
Der my command, thank you for your kindly speech
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GEN PRICES DEATH CoNTRADIcrED.

The Mobile Register on the 24th ut, received a
pirate despatch from Major Rose, which says: 81
will lie in Mobile tomorrow. Ileft Shreveport, Dec
sth, and heard nothing ofthe death of General Price"
Ii will be remembered that General Price was re-
ported TO have died at Dooley's Ferry on the LIST
ins and the fact should have been known at Shreve-
port before the 9Th inst. We sincerely hope it may
prove the old hero still lives
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

ls,,s-y li - eisoa %. ~ ssisg o.
;ssSssg,E 40 sz'sztf y y t'1s'7$'$
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10
Special nasnatches. .

NEw YORK. Jan. 9.-The Times' and
Worlds Washington specials say the Blairs
have again started for Richmond, having
learned that passes from the rebel Secre.
tary of War awaited them at City Point.
The Tribune's Washington special says
1t is probable a resolution will be intro.
duce into in the Senate, inquiring under
what law Hancock's corps is being organ :
ized, aud it is almost certain that the nomi.
nations of the officers will be rejected.
The same special gives letter, written
by soldier in JEFF. G. Davis corps,
reprehending that General for sending back
slaves, women aud children, who sought to
follow their husbands in it's march through
Georgia. ~
The Times correspondent says the in
Vestigatiou of the fiasco in the mine explo-
sion in front of Petersburg, i5 closed. The
verdict will show divided responsibility
falling upon Burnside, Meade, and the
General who led the assault; nor does Gen.
Grant hold himself entirely bIameless, es :
Pecially in permitting the selection of the
officer who led the assault to be made by
lot.
The Tribune's Army of the James COR
respondent, under date Of the Bird inst +,
says Mr.. Pollard, of the Richmond Exam.
ineF, captured some eight months since,
has gone to Richmond to seek an exchange
of himself for Mr.. Richardson, the corres-
pondeut Of the Tribune, captured eighteen
months since.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10
BY telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
Extracts from Rebel papers.

(
NEW EoRK, Jan. 9th.-The Wilmington
journal says Bragg has written a letter,
breathing the spirit of christian hope. He
says there is no cause of alarm as there is
no enemy between Wilmington and Fort
Fisher. With the present force he thinks
ne wall De able to resist any further at.
tempt on Wilmington, and closes oy asking
tue prayers of christians for himself and
the army.
The Richmond Wbig of the 9th says a
large number of rebel deserters and lawless
men are roaming over the upper counties
OF georgia, committing depredations on
the Inhabitants.
Inc richmond Dispatch says, since Sher-
man left Milledgeville he has changed his
policy. In that town and at Atlanta he was
all hardness and brutality, and at Sayan.
nah he had been all Cancellation. :.
Tho Dispatch forgets that Sherman an
nouuced that this conduct would be govern :
go oy the treatment he received.
The Mobile Tribune learns that on the
10Th ult., party of Yankee raiders. mum.
bering about 1900, reached West Pasca,
goula, and were embarked on launches
They destroyed several ferries and did
other damage. -
The pirate Semmes met with an enthu .
siasttc reception at Mobile,
RESOLUTIONS have been introduced in the
North Carolina Legislature of opposition
10 the suspension of the habeas corpus, to
lmPressment, to CONSUMPTION, to the sur
render of State officers, and In support Of
State negotiations for peace. Mr.. Oarter.
IN marked speech on the suspension of
the habeas corpus, said if the gentlemen
10 that Legislature and in Congress, could
not protest against another illegal saapen-
sion OF the privilege, the time had come
when by the laws of nature he would be
justified in starting new resolution.
Ihe majority committee of the North
Carolina Legislature on resolutions to ini-
tate negotiations for an honorable peace.
report that while every effort. was being
made to strengthen our armies, they should
oe accompanied by some manifestation of
an effort and desire to secure honorable
peace. Commissioners having heretofore
been refused by the United States on the
ground of q recognition of the confederacy.
this objection is sought to be removed in
the resolutions, by appointing Commis.
sloners on the part of the states, whose
civil existence aud authority have never
been. denied. These Commissioners are not
to have power from the States, but only 10
De rendered by the President for peace
conference.
The Herald's "off Charleston" corrres-
pondent, dated January 1st says:
Commander PrebePs Naval Brigade has
been disbanded and sent back to the yes.
sells to whichsthey belong.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10

pose US boldly during the daylight. On
tne 21th, Gen. Stedman was sent across
tne river at Decatur, but Hood retired by
tue Florence and Lawrenceburgh roads to
the north. Here the gunboats would bave
materially injured Hood, but the latter
suddenly went to the left, and sue
ceeded. during the night in crossing
the river. 1t is believed that Hood has
buried and thrown into the river at least
80 pieces of artillery, as we have 6s pieces
and 1t is known that he got ewav with mt
two batteries. 1t is also known that he
bad ITO pieces in front Of Franklin. Hood
abandoned a large number of wagons and
ambulances, the horses being needed to
assist In the movement of his poutoon
bridge. Rhoddy's cavalry brought mn the
rebel rear guard, and on the morning of the
9th had a brilliant encounter with Cen
Wilson'S forces in which the former lost
over five hundred prisoners. Our official
list of prisoners, at the Provost MarshaPs
ONCE, not including the last Eve hundred
'ts 9, 100. Over 900 deserters have also re.
ported. Hood is going down to Minden,
WheFe he will, no doubt, endeaVor to re-.
organize his forces, There can be no
question bat that his army has sustained
the most crushing defeat and rout of the
war. The chase has been abandoned in
force, although Stedman is across the
river with orders to harrsss him, and
capture as much material as possible. l
WIN state that new campaign has been
already projected, and the respective corps
.ot Wood, Smith and SChofield are already
moving. The Tennessee campaign, how.
ever, IS ended. BEEJANIN G. TRUMAN.
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/ q. s. Marshal's Sale.
United States


yS. District Court Of the
sundry parcels Of goods United States for the
seized by ThoA Horn District OF West Virginia,
brook, surveyor Of 81 Wheeling. Fall Term,
5OHsOmB, for violation 1854.
OF Revenue Laws. Order OF Bale,
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale Issued from the
Clerks oice Of the District Court of tho United
States for the District of West Virginia in the above
entitled cause. win, on MONDAY, TIE 18Th DAY
OF JANUARY, 1885, at the Auction Rooms Of George
b WickhAm, corner Of Union and Market streetS
Wheeling. W. Va, proceed to sell at public auction,
70 the highest and best bidder, the articles referred
to in said ORDER consisting OF Whisky Oognao Bran.
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine,
OataWba Wine, Holland Gin, Cider, sehnAppB, DyS-
pepticBtterS in barrels halt barrels and bottie
Gun Gaps, Rodn, saItp6ter, Bar Lead, PO Wder Shot,
Ballet MouldS one Revolver, one Ride, Cigars. Mus
tards Counter scalol Nuts Flour, BlAeking Tobacco
Salt, Empty saGEs, Webbing Gun RIints, Horse
Shoes oa1tLng4 Shoes Books, Apples. one Coll Rope,
MoIRsseS, Matches, Rics, Ink &C., 30. tf-l
Terms Of Sale, OaSh-GoYsrnment funds
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4. n. and continue
from day TO day until all Is sold. Z. sgd-
RDWARD II. NORTON,
deel2-4 z--, u 8. Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10

CmCINNArI, Jan. 9.-P. Hayden's exten-
sive rolling mills, at Portsmouth, Ohio,
were destroyed by FIRE on Thursday, with
a large amount of manufactured iron.-
Loss $l5O,OOO. No insurance.
The Commercials correspondent esti-
mates that Hood took across the Tennessee
from 20, 900 to 2s, 900 men. Forrest abau-
doned about l5O wagons on the north
side.
On Friday, Lyons, with abont 800 men,
passed through AcMinnville, capturing a
company of Tennessee cavalry. He cros-
sed the Chattanooga railroad below Tulla-
homa, and tore up few rails on his way
to join Forest at RussellvilIe.
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HEApoR,a 2Np On1o OAvAII

NHAR WNoHEsTER, Va, jan. 4, '65.
Eds. LntsEligsncsr
am informed by j. P. Mahony, citi.
zen living 81 miles from Winchester, on
the Strasburg pike, that Lieutenant, A.
w. Cathe, or Cote, died at his house in
August last, from wounds received in
action. His wife resides in Wheeling
As he was in the enemy's lines when he
died, and having no acquaintance with
him, deemed it possible that his friends
might still be ignorant of his fate. ]
could not learn the number of his regi-
ment. Yours,
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FoRTREss MoNRoB, Jan. s.-Secretary
Stanton and General Meigs arrived here
last evening; also Simeon Draper aud other
attaches Of the Custom House. They
sailed for Savannah at noon to-day
Weather gloomy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10
Notice to Mlllers 4 Min Owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING 8. B.
w WILLIAMS SBLF-RE9ULATIXG BLAST
perfect separatlng, Beating, and Securing Machine
In use. Delivered free Of charge At the Railroad
DepotS in Bridgeport, ohiO, or Wheeling, or steSm-
boat Landing Ia Whssling, " Va.
MOL cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 bs.
No. 2olsans 20 bushels per hour, weighs $50 Ds.
PriceSl60.
No. 3 cleans s6 bushels per hour, weighs 500 ms.
No. cleans % bushels per hour. weigh, $50 oD.
Price $500. a
Other dies, up to 100 bushels per hour, made to
J. n. TIPToH, Of Lexington, Kentucky, is our
agent: All orders for that State should be Ad-
dressed 70 him.
Address J.&B. B. WILLIAMS,
noV23-6m Bridgeport, Ohio.
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dee1a.h
80 FRESH OYSTERS !!

For sale BY BooTH, BATFELLE co., at their
Boat stOre, corner Monroe and Water streets,
Wheeling. Wv ostS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10

THB INTRLLIGEN0RR STEAM JOB OFFICE
executes all kinds Of Job Printing with neat
ness and dispatch, and at War prices. Apply at
the eDrnsr Of Quincy and Main streets, up atSIrH,
Wheeling, W. Va
CERE MOUsTACHB, a very hne article for Nous
" taehsd Gentlemen, for sale at
decs E. BOOKINGS Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-10

NEw YoRK, Jan. sth.-Gold opened at
2253 and closed at 226@.
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$125 A MONTH";!

"ANTEDl-SEWING MAOHINR AeENTsI
wv Everywhere, 20 introduce the new SHAW l.
ClAlE sxrRES D JILAR FANNY sxWrSd MAuHrSE, the
ONLY low price machine in the country which Is
uc1SsED by Grover 3 Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson,
Howe, Singer & Co., and BOehelder.s SaIAty and
expenses, or large commissions allowed. All other
are INRRIRoRHHNTS, and the seller and LIEBLI.
hidstrated circulars sent E8Is.1i 1i.
deo5.sSd1wo -. ual sHR% aIsdssSFd. & StAaS ssins
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Bar Iron.

OAR IRON, Round from S-ls to 5 In.
p B.s B1s T,ss, Tsss. ,fH1'F' e.. ~ ts5%lp. 58:
a BAR1sGS,Hoifoval" to2G IN.
BAH TRoa, Out 70 lengths for Tire.
Ban Laos, Hoop, from a 20 In Prom Penn
SYlYania, American, Wayne and Sligo Malls, Pitts
6HrEh. fi' P o. HILDRETH BIO,
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&7n A mOETHII. want Agents every
SQ-9LO where, as so . month, expenses paid to
sell AIREKK1 ARI1o1Es, the best sailing ever ofered.
full Particular RRKl. 2adfSjs,,~ ~ ~ 'ss "a
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on the hFSt or fourth pages, $50 per year; 3 fOE
q Hrriage' Death and Religious Notices, Is cents
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