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20 graina Canine,
20 Dovers Powders,
4 " Capsicum,
4 lra chnlS E,rnnm 'I,nrtnr

Thoroughly mix, and divide into
four powders. Take one powder one
h"hr before chill time, aud another just
about the time the clrill is expected.
Repeat the powders in the same man
n"r on the next chill day, and The cure
will surely be Effected.
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Commissioners Sale.
II. \. GaiIlard, Admr.
Estate Wm. L. Hall. decd,
VS.
Elisha j. Hall and
others.

I n pursuance Of order Of Court, will sell
ut public cutlery to the highest bidder.
at the Court House in WinnsNoro, on the Isi
Monday iii November next, the Lnnd dcs~
cribed in the plcadngs in this cause, con.
t.ining about
G3GSCDo "A.
Lying in Fairfield District, near Catnwha
River, and bounded by lands Of Hobcu
Ford, James Il. Caldwell, DR.. Ira Scott,
Joseph Arlrdge and others
The land will he suh-divilcd into several
tracts and sold separately.
Terms Of Sale.
The tract known as the CLONE Tract"
(T3l ncrcs) TO be sold for sufficient cash 90
pny its proportinnatc share of cxp'nscs Of
sale. aud costs Of suit oc Elcy a. Hall for
Dover. and the blance on credit Of one two
and three years Other tracts to be sold for
cash sufficient to Pay CO Is Of suit and cX-
pcnscs OF sale. For the balance credit Of
one two and three yoara. Purchasers TO
give bonds with good security and mort
cages Of premises, and TO pay for papers
and revenue stamps
II. \. NNLLARD
Com. in Equity
Commissioners OGicr.
Winushoro, Oct. ], 1867.
oct l2-f3X3
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Commissioners Sale

Commissioners Sale.
TIlos. II. Robertson, Exor.,
Of the viii of
william Robertson, decd,
Jas. A. Bookhart and
N pursuance Of the order of tho Court of
J. Equity, will sell at public out cry at
The Court House in Winnshoro, on tho 1st
Monday in November next, tho Tract of
Land, described in the plcadings in this
cause, containing about
1910 -ACFES.
Lying in Fairfield District, on Big Codar
md Little Cedar Greeks, md bounded by
lands OF YIN. J. Aston, George Smith and
others.
The tract will DO sold in several aepcrate
parcels, according TO % plat to DO exhibited
on day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit md
expenses Of sale. The balance on credit
Of one, two and thrco years, purchasers TO
TO give bonds with good security, and mort
g"gcs of premises, and TO pay for papers
and revenue stamps.
II. A. GAILLARD,
Com. In Equity.
Commissioners Office, ,a ai
Winnshoro. Oct. H., 1867.
oct l2-t2x3
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Commissioners Sale,

Thomas Richardson !s !
Milton G. Dunlap and others.
PURSUANT to order of Court will sell
4 al public ou'cry TO the highest bidder
az the Court House in WinnSboro on the lst
Monday in November next, the Land dis
cribei in the p!cadihgs in this cousc, Soon
taining
G29E3 -Ac@o9.
moro or less, lying on Head Waters of
pu'c'iinan's Crcrl; and bounded by lands of
Estate Of John Walling, John I. Black and
Others.
Tor;Ms Of Sale,
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and OK.
ncnscs Of sale. For the balance n cred
II Of one two md three years, with interest
from day o! sale. Purchaser TO give bond
with good security and mortgage Of premis-
cs. II. a. GAILLARD,
Com in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
Ninnshoro, Oct II, 1867.
oct ll-tlx3
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Z South Carolina NoWs.

CoLuMnIA, Oct. 7.-1Ienry T,mrod
the poct.1aura,e Of South Carolina, died,
this n,orning
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1'7OO ACRHE
Terms of Sale,

Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses of sale. Balance credit of one.
two and three years. Purchasers to give
bonds with good security and mortgages of
premises, and to pay for papers and stamps
ii. A. GAiLLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro. Oct. 1, 1867.
oct i2-f3y}
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SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS.

STERLTNGS Southern Spelling Book,
- and Primer, First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Reader. For sale by
li KETCIlIN, McMASTER s. co. z
april 11-tf q.
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The Justice who marries runaway
couples in St. Louis is called "spli-
cist.'
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Commissioners Sale.
II. A Galilsrd, Admr.

ii. A Gaiilard, Admr. J
vs..
Elizabeth O'Ncnl and others
N pursuance Of tho ordcr Of tho Court, 1
L will sell to the highcs, bidder ut public
ontcry at tho Court House in Winnsboro, OH
the lst Monday in November next, tho
Tract Of Land described in tho pleadings in
this cause, lying on waters Of Little River
and containing about
1900 -ACR,ElS.
The land will be sold in Several separate
tracts. according to plat to be exhibited
on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of SALE Balance ON credit Of
one, two aud three years. Purchasers to
give bonds with good sccusity and mort.
gage of premises, and to pay for papers and
revenue stamps.
II. y. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office.
Winnshoro, Oct. IL, 1867.
oct l2-f3x3
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
Robert G. Clowncy, Admir- Of
Joseph Clowney, deceased,
Henrietta W. Clowney and others.
DURSUANT 10 order Of tho Court, will
i sell at public oucry to tho highest bid
der at the Court House in Winnsboro, on
Monday in N"vcmber next, tho Tract OF
Land described in the pleading in this case,
containing
ITO A.cr@G,
more or less, situation this DISTRICT on Joe's
Branch, Waters Of Littlo River, and bound-
Ell by lands Of Estate of john II. Means,
Martin Yongue and others.
Terms of Sales.
Cash sufficient to pny costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale. The balance on q credit Of
IL months, with interest from tho day of
salc. EPurchoser TO give bond with good Sc {.
curity and mortgage Of premises.
II. a. GAILLARD,
Com. inEquity.
commissioners Office,
Winnsooro, Oct 11-t1x3
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Latest by Telegraph,
--latest Market Renorts
HaVUsS MafK0t Keports.
g o IL II 0 N ISISsTNf Nf1i

New YORK, Oct. l4.-Cotton firm
er sales 1880 bales, at ls5 a 10
Gold Az.
L'vERnooL, Oct. .l4.-Cotton ad-
vanccd l-l6; sales $4,000 bales.
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Commissioners Sale.

Hugh a. Milling and others,
W.
Joseph ". McCrcigkt
and others.
DURSU ANT TO order Of thr Court, will
l. sell nj public onlcry 10 til. highest bid
dor, at the Court House in Winnsboro. on
the lst Monday in November acxt, the Tract
of Land described in the plcadings in this
cause, containing about
521 -A.CIoIS
Lying on the road leading from Wins.
boro to Ashlord's Ferry, and bounded by
lands Of }. ". Yonguc, Jas. Boycc and 9th.
crs. The land to be divided md sold in
several scpnrnielracis, according TO plat
TO be exhibited on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses of sale. balance onn credit of
one, two and three years. Purchasers to
give bonds with good security and IN nt-
cages of premises
II. a. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro, Oct. II, 1867
oct 12-f2x3
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Iowa Election.


AsHINGToN, October - The
republican majority in Iowa is estimated
at 10000.
Franklin Pierce on the Election Re-
suit.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL -Franklin
Pierce was surrrnalcd aL Concord, N.
H., on Wednesday night, and said I
warn you my friends TO note the fact
that those triumphs whatever they may
be, are no party triumphs. Tie people
have risen in their majesty with con-
sciousness OF their power. and discarding
party lines and party aspirations. have
been silently considering what belongs
to them, their children aud their coun.
try. | think the great battle has been
fought and won. If the results are
significant in nothing else. they are in
this, that the white race onr race the
German, Italian, French. Irish, Scotch
and Anglo Saxon people are still to
be The controlling power on this cont
Ilcnt.
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TERMS OF SALE.

expenses ofsalc, and in addition thereto the
ono. sixth part of tho gross proceeds of saIo
Of and lands. For tho balance credit
of one, two and thrcc years, with interest
from day Of sale. Purchasers to pay for
necessary papers, and Revenue Stamps and to
give bonds with good security and mort.
gage of premises.
II. A. GAILLARD,
Com in Equity
Commissioners Onicc,
W Wnnsboro, 90 II, 1867.
oct ll--tlA8
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3 3 . A G r u S

more or less, situate in this District on tho
Waters of Doavcr Greek, and..bouudcd by
lands Saml Lauhon, John Rains and oth-
cr9
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OPENING OF THE rEXNEssEE LEGISLATURE.
The Nashville Guzctie, Of the Sth says:
The General Assembly Of Tennessee met
yesterday morning. On entering the Capt.
tol, n military baud, stationed opposite the
Governors room. struck up "Ilai Colum-
b,a," and made so much noise that we beat
hasty retreat; 20 ;kc hall, where We found
large number Of members mud Office hun
tcrs--the former congra.ulating each other
on their good looks aud good, health, and
the latter pressing then claims. or those Of
their friends, with pcr,inacity truly com.
mcndablc. rhc Hall Of representatives was
decorated with banners aud flags ofTcnnes-
sec REF imcnts borne during The war for the
preservation of the Union ant the dcstruc-
OF civil liberty. Eight flags adorned the
portrait Of Brownlow, while thirty or forty
were fastened to the bar, and desks Of mem
hers The portrait of Andy Johnson has
been removed. The Speakers desk was or.
namcntcd with the banners Of the Govcra
or's Guard and others. The galleries con.
tanned about fifty negroes and four militia
men, representatives Of the present sovc.
rcifins Of Tennessee. The crowd OF ',iti.
zens" being small, the band was placed on
the balcony to dray crowd tothe show
This had the effect Of increasing the ne
grocs.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against the
- Estate ofEDWARD G. PALMER, sr.,
deceased, will render them in properly at.
tested, to Col, Rion. Attorney, or the under
signed. gy gss Il (. g.sfts
JOHN. D. PALMER,
Executor
oct 70 fo-x3 a6
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct / 1.-The Gar,baldians
are enlrenchcd on different parts OF Wit
terbo. Their plan involves the driv.
ing Of the garrison from Rome. when
the Rome insurgents will rise.
Napoleon and the King of Prussia are
TO meet soon at Baden
Paris dispatches state that affairs in
Italy are grave. 1t is believed that the
who!e nation will follow Garibaldl's
effort, and that Victor Emanuel will
soon cross the frontier and proclaim
Rome a part OF his kingdom.
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Gen. Imboden and Registration.

RICHMOND, Oct r., The case Of
General Imboden is exciting some IN
tercst here. lie applied to DO permit.
ted to register under the amnesty proc
lamation, and having been refused in.
tends 10 apply to tho United States
District Court for writ Of n,andamuy
to compel the registering officer to regis
ter his name. Should the Court decline
to issue the writ, he will appeal to the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
Ohio Gubernatorial Election.
AslI,NGroN, October IL The
Gunerna,oria result in OHIO cannot be
positively known until Tuesday.
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1G43 Acres.

And bounded by lands of ---- Nichols
Daniel Mccullough and others.
The land to be sold in tracts, according
to plat TO bo exhibited on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale. Balance on credit OF
ono, two aud throo years, in three cqnal
annual instalnels, interest from date Of
sale. Purchasers tc give bonds with good
security and mortgages of premises, and to
pay for necessary papers.
Ia GAILLARD,
Comm in Equity.
Commissioners Oflicc.
Winnsboro Oct. 11-f3x3
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Commissioners Sale.

Daniel Mccullough and Il NJ Grafton, admrs
vs Henry G Grafton md others.
In pursuance of Order Of court, wi
sell at public ou'cry, TO the highest bidder,
Mt the Court House in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in November next, tho Tract
of Land described in The plcadings in this
cause. lying in :his District, containing
about
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Commissioners Sale.

feOU0. 'JtI'teD HfI'6 VFHcI"'
J. at public oui-cry 10 the highcs, bidder,
at the Court House in Winnsboro. on the
lst Monday in November next, the Tract Of
Land, described inthc plcalings in this case,
situate in Fairfield District, on Watcrcc
Creek, bounded by lands Of Il p Mohlcy.
JAS. a. Bri:c and others, and containing
about
1HOO A C-RF@
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Commissioners Sale.

II. A. Gaillard, Admir-, do bonis non of Es-
tate Of Drury Goza, deceased, VS. Jos a
Wootcn, and others.
DURSUANT to order Of the Court, will
Il. sell at public outcry to tho highest
bidder al tho Court House in Winnsboro, On
tho lst Monday in November next, tho
Tract Of Land dcscr,b cd in the ploadings in
this cause, containing
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SURE REMEDY FOR CmlLIs.-IVc
have been placed in possession Of the
following recipe, which has been tried
in the army and found to be very effect
iyc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-16
How he Got Drunk.

A Chicago paper contains the following con-
fession made by n prisoner arrai&ncd before
the Police Cu'rt cl that city for drunkoncss.
81 am A. T. Griffin want to call my
self Smith, but cannot tell lie. I'd be-
sure to bctray myself. Last night visited
q friend, and took supper with him. Bran
died peaches were on the table, and nte many
of them. They were nice aud had an appe-
titc. Strange To say, they improved my con
vcrsational powers. was witty. Whenov-
er | spoke every one laughed. got off a
conundrum. Itwns wicked, but oh, how fun
ny. 1t was /" which of the Apostles j. good
to drink Paul, because IL pail i, bier. It's
a rule af three conundrums. Thcn left for
home. hay'ut reached there yet. On my
Way there, missionary spirit arokc in me-
shop looked like. called for brauded peach
90 without the peaches. 1tuau given me and
drank it, The barkeepcr demanded twenty
cents. 'eid L: Friend, | am missionary. =
Consequently shall pay thee in tracts. llere
are two dozen Of thsm. Read aud profit there.
by. He wouldt take them He cursed me.
Then got angry, and forgot that was
christian. said confound you" But
had to nay him 1t would seen, that come.
.imcs the wages Of sin are twenty cents What
dld after that | don t know. know my
he"S achcd know my hair il flIea with.
ashes ! know | ON \ wicked sinner. Now,
Mr. Justice, don't fine me. II didn't net
right when ] VIA. drunk it wasn't my fault.
There is no hand book Of drunkenness to teach
me. 1t vast the peaches that made me drunk.
am going to write out my laat nights espe-
ricnee 1t will be in the form Of a tract.
will send you some that will make some nice
christmas gifts" 10 ,iscourog" people from
becoming drunk on peaches, a. p, MAS fined
$40.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-16
MISCEIL.A.Ny-
Kissing.

How differently the very same thing NAV b,
described! The great poecss Elizabeth Brown
ing says:
First time he kissed me. hut he only kissed
The fingers of this hand whercwith write.
And, ever since. it grew more clear and white.
SLOW to world greeting: quick with its oh list
mhen the angels speak ring Of amethyst
could not wear her palmer to my sight.
Than TINT first kiss The second passed in height
Ite hrst, and sought thcrorehcad: and la missed,
Ealing a upon my hear Oh. beyond need
ina. Ihat was tho chrsm of love- which loves own
m,, MN ssanetiy'ng sweetness did prcccdc. [crown
Tho third upon my lips was folded down
IN perfect, purple state Since when, indeed
nave been proud, and said, My love, my own %
''Sut. l.ovengool." OF Tennessee. has expert
enced a similar felicity, md describes it in tho
Following style ." happcnc to pass next day ;
ov course stopped to enjoy look at tho tenn
Ter, IA beautiful woman) an she war mighty luvn
TO me put wun arm round my neck, and to,hcr
wun whar the circingle goes around a hoss. TUX
the 'nturn on me With her left foot and yi; me
KISS Says she. Suuy, love. I've got sumthin
!or yon new sensashun---an' bell we'd it, for |
begun to feel it already. My toes felt as il min
urs wur nibbin at una cold streak run up
and dewn my back like n lizard with a turkey hen
afte' him in setting time, aud my s,ummick MAS
hot and on satisfied like"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-16
Bible Societies.

Mr. Editor Permit me to say through
your paper, to all Bible Societies., Missionary
Societies, Ministers of the Gospel, and all
persons friendly to Riblr distribution in
South Carolina, that the American Bible So.
ciety is prepared to supply them with DOM
tlons OF Bibles and 'restumcnts, for ds!ribu-
tlon among all destitute readers alike. Those
who desire books 70 be sent to them for this
holy purpose, will please state the number
wanted, with their address in full, and the
name of their consignco in Charleston, S. G.
Address nc at Columbia, s. G.
E. A. T'pLI.Es,
Agent American Bible Society for'tS. G.
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TAXPAYERS TAKE Npr1cE.

j Lh persons within the limits Of Division No 2l.
~ in any u"y liable 10 taxation nndcr the Excise
laws of the United States, arc required to make @
their returns Immediately Manufacturers Mrr-
chants Professionals, Keepers OF &i,.lions aud
Jacks, &c, Nc, lrst register for License Mt once
failure to do viii subject parties to heavy pen
altics.
Division No. Il. embraces the I'd Regiment. S.
=. W. O!l"r ~. Pickc,,s G. H.. where | can hc
found every Monday, trilay, aia Saturday untii
further orders.
II. a. *. GIBSON
Aue't. Assessor. Div. No 81,
Sd Collection Dist. OF S. G.
Nov. 30. 1866 10 r.
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The state OF south Carolina.

PIGkENS--IN ORDINARY.
Malinda Archer, Ad,nx, Petition for Sale Of
:, :, vs. Land for payment
o. N. hilliams and wife, and OF Debts
others.
i appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs mt.
law of Van Archer, deceased. (mamcs and nun.
hcr unknown) and the hcirs.at law of Andrew II
hrchei' deceased (i'nmcs and number unknown)
uc!cnhnts IN this case reside without The limits Of
this State: It is ordered, therefore TINT these
SAID absent defendants do appear in the Court of
ordinary, nt Pckens Cour. House. S. O.. oo ,hc
Ibth day OF February next, to show cnusc, If any
they can. why the Real Es'ntc of John f. Archer,
deceased should not be sold for tho novmnnt -,
debts. "
W. Z. IOLCONIBE, o.r.n..
H"f' i"' '"po a ~ Am
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The State Of South Cnrolii,a.
pICk ESS-iN IUpf,.lry

J"aS J"%ss l. ras*, yy Admrs s,,,'" '%r is.' n
:iarsh HoSgs anil o.hcrB. Hn,.us deceased
IT appearing 10 my s.t.inciinn that Andr- q
BnAEs cirs nj law Of Nancy Aicxhn,cr. deed.
L'a,nrs nnd number unknown) Heirs a law Of
.'"''hh iioeKS. licensed. (namcs and number un
known dcirnjalis in this c,sr ,cat. wi;io,,, he
limits ot this S;a;c 1t is ordered therefore thai
ihcs" SAID absent defendants 10 appear in he t,uri
OF Ordinary. at rickchs Court House South Cara.
Inns, on the 22d dny OF February next. to show
cause If any they can why final srt,l,mcnt o:
INC Estate "i Joseph u. i"ngHs deceased, should
not tAcn be made. by adjusting the sale Bill Sc,
OF" their consent 70 Inc same will be catered OF re-
cord.
". y. liU.COMBE. ora.
Nov. 12, 1866 nn
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The State Of South carolina.
IN ORDINARY --rICKENS.

AAo hVdbO VI SHu!N LGcCl.i.3,
IN uHDlNARr -fICKENS.
NJ F. Mitchell. Admir-.
va. ipe'i,inu Cor Sale
Jesse Hickman g. wiro Sarah, OF Ranl I:..a:e /,
tf"rhicIly Sarah 'fhrit) pay Dc!ns
md others
1 appearing to my satisfaction that Jcser
4 R'cknnn and Sarah. his ,@ito f,rm.riy s..
rnh Thrift. and Mary } Thrift. delet.,!nn.s in
this rntr reside without the limits + ths State:
1t s "rdn;rd, therefore, thu, said ,hscr; defend
ants d" appear in The Uuur IL Ordinary f,r
l'ickens District, at Pickcns e. H. nn Monday
the III day OF April next, to sIirw cnuae, il
any they can. why the Roni Estate Of Thomas
>. w. Thrift. deceased, siuatc in Picsrns IL,
r'ct, Stale aforesaid, should not lie SIl to. The
payment "t '!rhts in wh,cn deceased -tn"d ,l.
ixed AT the ti.nr NJ his death, and the remain
ceased, according: 10 law.
W. Il. IIOLCOMBE, o.p.p.
Ordinary Oilirc, Jan. IT, sti7 I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-16

fronton. Not Ions since biz boy appeared
in sch.ol Que nornia;. whom the f.,,ior;ur
dialogue occurred between him and the
te,cher:
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IIIE aggregate capital Of the Boston bank.
is 81 100000
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TIE Radicals have dropped Cen Grast
for the Presidency.
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