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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-10

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Opera House this evening, commencing
at eight o'clock.
LADIEs-We are selling now our en-
tire stock of white goods at a reduction
that defes competition. Call at D..
Kahn Il Co.'S, 1881 Main street. sc
POLICE Scrip for sale at Citizens
Union Bank. 81
WATERwoRKs. - The imported engi-
neers who are to look after the water
works will commence surveying during
the present week.
HEsPERIAY BALM at Nipgen & Rea-
kirt's. 80
MERCHANTS and grocers will do we'll
by leaving their orders for bottled ale
and porter at II. Klein & Bro. s, No. 10
Poplar street 90
SPLENDID hoop skirts, only 81 90, at
SHLoss & BRos.',
Sc 247.Main street.
Ice CREAM AND CoNFEcTIoNERIEs
Gus Berton, corner ofPoplar and Fourth
streets, has the best and purest in the
city. Try him. 81
HEsPERIAX BALM at Nipgen & Rea
kris. 80
DAMAGED Dry Goods at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'S, No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store, regardless of
cost or value 81.
DAMAGED Dry Goods and Fancy Goods,
must be sold regardless of cost or value,
at No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward &
LeGuere's drug store. 81
LADIES handkerchiefs, warranted all
linen-$l % per dozen.
SHLoss & Bro,
247 Main street,
Sc opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
County Scrip for sale at Citizens
Union Bank. 81
DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. t
CRY Scrip for sale at Citizens Union
Bank. 81
FAMILIES and restaurants can be sup.
piled, on short notice, with A No. bot
tied Ale and Porter, at II. Klein & Bros,
Is Poplar street. 67.92
Watches large assortment - at
Joseph Goodman's, 100 Main st. 1894
MosoUITO bars only 81 90 piece at
SHLoss & BRos.,
Sc Memphis, Tenn.
IMPROVED Scrapers, only 81 co. Mad
ison street TREAT & HAMILTON.
DRY GOODS at low figures at Mack Bros.
4 Bohm's, Main street.
PIcSIo BAYD.-Mr. J. George Hand
worker will furnish music for picnics,
parties, fairs, etc. Can be seen at so
Second street. 77-ss
Scotch Pebble spectacles at Jos.
Goodman's, 100 Main street 1894
HEsPERIAS BALM at Nipgen & Rea-
kris. SO
LAND AND CRY LOT PLLTs printed at
the LEDGER Office, any size, at short no
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed II
cloeks-all sorts-at Joseph Good
mans, 100 Main street 1894
GUrrERrSG and roofing dove at short
notice By Thos Jakes, zoS Second. 81
Corrsy Planters, the best for S25 90,
street TREAT & HAMILTON.
Old feathers made new, 40 Market ST.
OLD HATS made neW-3s6 Second St
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
EIGHTHOUR POLITICS.

Mr.. Ira Steward sends us q long letter, de-
signed to prove that the Democrats carried
Connecticut last Monday by virtue of their
professions Of devotion to the Eight-HOur
movement.
We do not know how many votes they
caught by this device, and we do not care. In
so far as a limitation of the Hours of Labor
commends itself to our judgment, we favor it
not one inch further, though our stubborn
ness should ,cause our'defeat in forty success
i've elections. We stood for Impartial Suffrage
when we kneW that it shut US out of the pros
pect of advancement and was sore damage
to our party; and we cannot be bulled into
demagogism by any warnings of defeat.
We wish there were law in this and every
State limiting to Eight Hours per day the Labor
of all Apprentices and Minors working in Fac
tories and children bound out to service; be-
cause we believe this essential to the due
mental and physical development of the young;
and we would gladly have it enacted that every
man choosing to work no more than Eight Hours
per day and be paid accOrdinglH should always
be at liberty so to work. But to every scheme
which implies that Hired Men who now work
Ten Hours for certain sum shall henceforh
work but Eight Hours, get be pd'd me same as
,rhen they wOrked Ten Hours, we are utterly,
instinctively hostile. They are, in our view,
gross frauds-as palpable as though they as
serted that twice four are ten. We are open
TO conviction on this point; but we shall not
easily be convinced that the law of grayitatiOn
may he subverted though it may sometimes be
overbone SO much for so much is the Divine
law; and hc who works less will earn less, and
1--WE think receive less, in spite of all the
enactments of legislatures. So believing, we
would not have laborcrs on Government work
paid for eight hours as though they worked
ten We are utterly opposed to paying those
who work for the Government more than other
laborers And if these views must cost our
party votes, we are resigned to the loss OF
those votes. We cannot run race IN dema-
gogism with those who make a trade of it.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

"to the ear Of despair como whisper
"ings OF hope and gladness. Buckle
on your armOrs, Democrats of America, un-
4" shcathe your blades, and rush to the com
"bat. Freedom, in the clutches of the tyrant
"shrieking, calls you to her rescue. Lured on
@ by promises that the fabric of constitutional
law may be preserved through your cham
"pionship, let your peerless valOr attest your
devoted ZEAL and, triumphant wiring from
"the unwilling hand of the usurper the need
"Of Republican Independence" 1t then gives
the Democrats the appalling advice to Plunge
into the very throat of disaster, and reclaim
"for yourselves and posterity the heritage which
your ancestors bequeathed,' and winds up by
declaring that "the Democrats of Connecticut
are the best in the world" This may be
true but then we are sorry for the rest.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

the army Of France. This fact, once estab.
lished puts an end to the former promi-
nence of France in Central and South
Western Europe. Each now stands at
the head of one of the great races nhabitng
Europe. Neither will now be in haste for an
aggressive war, for the other party would be
formidable in defense. But it must also
be plain that this rise of Germany involves
a new danger to the adjacent minor States
Belgium, Holland, and Switzerland lie, of course,
at the mercy of their powerful neighbors-each
one of whom with jealousy watches the progress
of the influence of the other. 1t is, therefore,
likely that each will try to get ahead of the
other, and to "agglOmerate" them prior to tho
final annexation. This rivalry for the leader
ship in Central and Western Europe is likely
to remain for many years the great question
of European politics.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
NEW-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY APRIL S, 1867.

"sentatives from the South. 1t is likely that
"we can elect You, if you help us somewhat
"and, as you can take the test-oath, you can
"take your seats in the Capitol. If that be
forbidden you, you will have an opportunity
"of doing with Democratic Congressman what
"some of you say you will do, if need be,
"with the next Democratic President Ga safe
"threat, probably)-seat him by force of arms
"The time is hastening-the enemy taking
"positiOn and planting batteries. Up with
"your cOlOrs. Democrats of the North"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
HAYTI.
LATER REPORTS FROM HAYTI-THE RESURRECTION
SAID TO HAVE FAILED.


SAID TO HAVE FAILED.
From Our Special Correspondent
HAVANA, March ~ 1864.
Some Of the French vessels which belong to the
West Indian Squadron still in the bay under tho
command of Rear Admiral Baron DdelOt, who has
hoisted his flag on board of the frigate Themis He
will shortly leave it is reported, for Prince
Hayti to watch the of events there. Accord
ing to the papers of Porto Rico of the 18th inst the
revolution in Hayti had been unsuccessful, Geffrard
having got the upper hand after desperate engage
ment in which many lives lost the rebels being
terribly cut to pieces BY the shells and proecles Of
Jefrards partisans. The streets of Port-au-Prince
were strewn with dead bodies. This is the account
brought to Porto Rico by the passengers OF the
steamer Barcelona which arrived at the aboye-named
place on the preceding day. Instead Of being IN
exile, Geffrard was still President, this being the
fourth fifth time that he has frustrated reyou-
ton to drive him from power, The merchants Of
POrau-Prince having refused to make loan to Gef-
frards Government of 5000 francs at II per cent in
terest without any other guarantee but the promise
TO pay five years military guard had been placed
over the CustOm-IIOuse, and the President had un-
dertaken the office Of Collector of the Customs in pro-
DIi1 DpJsOBd,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

The Mobile Tri5vns, in an appeal to the
Democratic party of the North, is responsible for
the following metaphor. "When Aboitionism,
shaped from its native Ooze into full formed
"beast, started on its career of destruction
tearing down the ramparts of Holy Writ in
"order to throttle the South, and through
"the South the charter of constitutional
"well as ours, in those days. Democrats
"of the North, you stood shoulder to
shoulder with the people of the South" $50
we did," they will answer, when they know
that The Mobile Tribune offers Office as a
reward, and threatens a new rebellion; "lt
has occurred 10 us that some among you
would not object 10 90 " Congress as repre-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

The bill to facilitate the construction of the
New-York and Albany Railroad was lost in the
Assembly on Wednesday by vote of 10 to a.
This encourages us to hope that we have heard
the last of measure extravagant and un-
Just. Yet its friends have not abandoned their
purpose, and will make resOute attempt to
force its passage, which we trust the 10 gen
temcn who voted against the bill will GER
tainlY defeat.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

We rightly doubted the defeat and flight Of
President Geflrard of TIayti. According to the
latest accounts he had completely "subdued
'the insumection." There are in Hayti, as
well as elsewhere, many people who are fond
of representing, on every occasion, the black
race as utterly unfit for self-goyemmcnt, and
who on that account, magnify every move
ment like that of the late insurrectiOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

Connecticut has given JOY 10 at least one
Southern heart, and The Wilmington (N. c.
Dispatch, one of the most bitter of la"hcl pa
pers, thus exults in the triumph of It's friends:
Connecticut gallant, glorious, immortal Con-
"necticut, has spoken. The hold of despotism
is being loosened. The great reaction has com
"menced The dark hour that Immediately pre-
"ccdes the dawn has been upon MS; but now
"the East is all aglow with the golden tintS of
"the coming morn. Democratic conStancy To
"the principles of the Constitution is at
last commencing to yield It's fruits; aud
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

~ Adomss Report Of the EXPLORATIONS Of the
COioradO Of the Vest a Letter JrOH or Cor
respondent at Charleston, s. C., Letter from
NJ. RuskiR on Cooperation, Foreign MisccltdRy,
Reljgoas and Farm Items, court Reports, the
Money MARKET, and other matters, r'H be Jolpd
on the second page; the WGrkefs are on me Mird
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

Gen. Wade Hampton of South Caroln re-
Gently denounced the exclusion OF cOlOred pco-
pie from the street-cars OF some Northern
cities yet in Charleston. also they are forbidden
to ride-a fact to which the late disturbances
have called attention.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

The Tennessee Democrats resolutely opposed
the Franchise law passed by the Legislature
but, now that the election of Governor ap-
proachcs, have discovered the virtues of the
negro and cndcavor to induce him to accept
the honor of being a delegate " theU Con-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
Gem'2Qork Oailp Gribl1'r&,
FRIDAY. APRIL ), 1867.
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE
DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. SO per annum.
SEul-WEERLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per n.
WEKKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. g. per annuin.
Adyertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line.
SEMI-WEKKLY Tribune % cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 30 per line,
Terms cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

ventions The coored gentlemen do not seek
honor in that direction, and at the recent Con-
vention in Nashville not one could be persuaded
tn assist
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

A report from Mr.. Samuel Adams to the
Secretary of War published on our second
page, explains the Importance Of the Colorado
River of the West as a great central route
between the Atlantic and Pacific
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

Contrary to expectation, the victory of the
Italian Government at the recent election has
not saved the Ministry, who according to a
Gable dispatch have again rendered their resig-
nation. The immediate reason for this step is
nnf stated
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
TO OORRESPOEDENFS.

40 be taken o Anonymous COnmuastona Whatever Is
intended o must be IutheaAcssl 10y t- aui ade,
necessarily for Publication. Ju for
hs good faith
All this os should be LiisUsi 10 TnE TRis
USE' New York
We esnnU undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
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C.fd EVervyyn4rp

The GOKHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
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ducug GooDs comprising full DINNER aud "A
O description 0l superior
quality elegant desyus The base Nickel silver upon
OF such thickness that they possess
advantages solid silver utility sud from beauty design aud
1risl i'lahlr hOn H.
M m Nsnacura Company with cou6enc the high
rutso1 hrv have established n the production Of SILVER
for gagged and they
assure be public tfcv will fully slstais tat reputation hy the pro-
@ of ELnCrEpPiArEp WAEgs Of such quality and extreme dura
tv as entire satisfaction to the purchaser All articles
usIe by tAsm al stamped thus:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

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Being the introduccrs OF the celebrated PLATED
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offer an entirely new and extensive stock which very desirable seec
tons can be made STAIR MARCUS.
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GOHHAM PLATED WARE.
l assortment at As Lo% rEcEs as any Other r I9;e
MANY, MANY NEARs.-MRS. WNSLowS
soornxs SYRUP for children ehng stood the test of
years and never f perfectly reliable aud harmless
It regulates the stomach and bowels wind collie aud gripping in
bowels the gums reduces Inflammation and ay' all pain
Perfectly in all millions Of mothers can testt
BE sur. aud call for
"MRs wlxsLows SrRrr"
Having the m sai Of Curtis PERKINS outside wrapper
All others are base limitations
PETER COOPER's GELATINE,
MAKES
JEtLEs BL,Nc MANGE. CHARLOTTE RUssR Sc,
with great ease Directions the packages For sale by Gro
GERS and Druggists. Depot No Il Buring slip, n Y
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE is universally ac-
kuowrsel as the best eSisnt FACTORY No Asto House
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,
!o%s & e.s 5o for P',iSai aP'& WITH sss S's
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Doors, SHOES. and CATERS at HUNTS, No.
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work city Also made to order at short notice French Doors
and CATERS Of Gents Paris make.
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPENsORY
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a te for ge hy band or foot Pfhop4 once ana SAe''oo"'
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All rHH IIIGHEsr PREMIUMS, 1866.
Elliptic IocSsTrrr SEWING ,CiiNEs Manufacture. by the
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DANES PULMO- BRONCHIAL TROCnEs,
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Ir l. NOT \ HIMBCG BE convinced. Though
having been n Hlr i'r short time Mr1t t'iFEs 6kAr EhEr
ueuIed dDors NcElOr the oa for
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Cares Vignctte, $3 per dozen; Duplicates, g..
Al negatives s,;eicd r. A LEv' No 100 Cbihant n J.
WATERS PIANO O-FORTES-Crand, Square and
Upright. Paor Church Gem, snl Cabinet ORGAN.-the
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suelts received t,r the Wscoon. No 'l oai"ay New
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
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attention Of purchasers the above trade marx their designs
already extensively initiated These goods only be pro
cured FROM responsible dealers throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

sHK iDAHO PATENT FANCY HAT LABV and AEs EHlury
sLsprd npeub equal inbc ia tleuess and Of
saggls b-altlul tnis impaired Ivy patent process
~ GESla.s. 10 80 BroadgBI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

FIFTHAvE OPERA HOUSE. -
THIS RVENNG-(ihn & Christv's Minstres-lHh blAl \
CROOK Cburcsquv-NBW ACTS MUSIC SINGING, DANCING &c
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

IRVING HALL
THIS RVENING-SONGS or SCOTLAND. Mr. D. KENNEDY.
The national Republican., 1867-08-01


Tho Chicago Republican Of Monday last in
alluding to the game played by the Nationals
with the Excelsiors, on Saturday last, takes oc-
casion to make the following foul.mouthed fling
at the Nationals, which we pronounce false in
every particular:
1.-The third days playing Of the base ball
tournament took place at Dexter Park, Saturday
blage that ever gathered on the grounds.
"The announcement that the champions Of
tho West, the Exoelsiors, and the Nationals, the
best Club Of the South, would try their skill in
O match game had provoked the most intense In
terest and excitement The result Of the game
was q sore disappointment to those who had
hoped for the success Of our Chicago boys, and
most brilliant triumph for the representatives
Of the East.
"The victory won by the Forest City Club
Of Rockford over the Nationals had inclined
hundreds to the belief that the EIoelsiors,
that had twice defeated tho Rockfordonians,
would prove the victors in this contest, and the
overwhelming defeat they suffered has led to the
very popular, and, indeed, almost universal
opinion, that the game on Thursday last was u
"play OFF, on the part Of the Nationals in order
that they might the more proftably speculate"
upon the game yesterday. While we have no
evidence that such was the fact, and would wish
for the honor Of those interested and the inter-
ests Of the game that this Is not true We are
10 tuo hchuOWiouBomout
that the gains OF our Eastern visitors In green
backs' certainly equal theirigains in honor.
The "outsiders" who accompanied them from
Washington readily accepted, and even sought,
all offers made against them, and will return with
money enough, won from the too hopeful friends
of our boys to pay all the expenses Of their trip
and enough will be left for "good spree"
"The Exoelsors readily admit the superiority
of the Nationals in the game of baseball, and
are equally ready to admit that there are other
games In which they are equally successful
The gallant members Of tho Forest City do not
now feel as elated over their triumph as they did
.ou Thursday evening, as they are very much In.
Iolined to tho opinion that they won by the con.
sent of their opponents, -
The Chicago Journal, Of the evening Of Mon.
day shows It's good opinion Of the National
boys In the following sensible remarks:
1.-THE second match game Of base ball between
the Nationals, Of Washington, and the Illinois
,lubs, came Of at Dexter Park on Saturday af'
The national Republican., 1867-08-01
jyl0-W3ws
DEP ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UEIrBD STATES PATENT 0PPI0B,

WAsHISGToE, June is, 1867.
On the petition OF Phio sylla, Of Elgin, Illinois,
and Augustus Adams, Of Sandwich, Illinois, praying
for the extension Of a patent granted to them the
10Th day Of September 1853 and reissued In divisions
numbered 72l, 722 729 T2i, 72j, and 1885, and dated
the 18th day OF May, lS59-tho reissue numbered
72a was again ressued the lIih day Of May lS67-oT
an Improvement In Grain and Grass HArvesters, for
seven years from the Kpiraton OF said patent which
takes place On the 2Oth day Of September, 1867:
It Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of September
next at IL o clock IN. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to dlo
In the Patent ofiee their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least ttosV days before the day
Of heArng all testimony filed by either party, to be
used at the said hearing must bs taken aud trans
mittsd in accordance with the rules Of the office,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon US tosh.
mony, must bs fed 10 the olee ttoeEty days before
the day OF hearing; tho arguments, II any, within
| ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLIckE and the Iatsili0snesr, Washington, D,
c. and in the Ei0n GdEete, Elgin, Illinois, once q
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
| The day Of hearing T, O. THEAKER,
| jy6-lawsw Commissioner OF Patenth'
UTRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
! w AT THIS OPFICE.
The national Republican., 1867-08-01

ALONG THE WHARvEs.-A fine breeze
was blowing from the southeast yesterday, and
though the arrivals were not many, yet there
probably during the night were more, as the
wind was fair for those craft inward bound.
Cartter's -sailed-schoonors Twibill,
Miller, for Georgetown, to load with coal for
Derby, Ct; James Buchanan, Kallahan, George.
town, to load with coal for Philadelphia.
Fowler's Wharf-Arrived-Scho Kite,
Hooper, wood for G. N. Thorn L Co. Alice,
Short, MachOdoo Point, wood for L. Thomas.
Sailed ed-Schooners A. L. smirk, -, Baltimore,
light; John Cumberland, Gibson; Mayaower,
Faunce, and sloOp Lewis Lomax, Gibson, loaded
with Boston ice for the fishing grounds.
Crouch's Wharf f-Sailed-Schooners William
Rewark, Creighton, Alexandria, for repairs;
Hamden Bell, Hart, Georgetown, for coal to an
Eastern port.
The national Republican., 1867-08-01
EXCURSIONS. ETC.
GERMAN SCHUETZEN yEREIN
OF WARRINGTON II q

Ia y LEHMAN SCHUEFZEN NEREIN
IN OF wAsHlsoToN, D. G.
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FROM ISAAC ALEXANDER, Eso
ONE LAR0R SILVER GOBLET
FROM WIN B. MosBs, ESQ,
ONE WALNUT CARD RECEIVER
FROM MR. sCHMEDrIE,
ONE SILVER FRUIT BASKET
RRoM hEssRs. LANsBURoH BRO,
TWO HANDSOME AND VALUABLE NKw STYLE
CASHMERE sHAwLs
FROM MEssRs. 0ALT 4 BRO,
ONE LARGE FINE FIELD GLASS,
FROM MgssRs. KhEBSI 4 NoRPLBET,
ONE FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNK
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TWO FANCY BASKETS.
MRS. wIEGMAN,
ogB FINE MRERsCHAUM PIPE.
FROM MRS. RARR.
ONE SILVER CASTOR.
AT. WEAVER,
ONE GOLD LINED GOBLET.
THOMAS 7. EVERETT,
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PROM Mr. MoJI0H,
ONE FINE WARNER RIFLE,
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