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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

a WARNING.-There is speaking
picture in lIarper's Weekly for March
2lst, and one that most can appreciate
at the present time. 1t represents a
small boy with Andrew .Johnson'S head,
on the top of n very high stool, attempt
to take from the upper shelf a book larg-
er than himself, and labelled, "Constitu-
ton of L. s" This picture is entitled
"a little boy who would persist in hand
ling books above his capacity" Under
the next picture is recorded, And this
was the disastrous result = and it rep
resents the little boy a having pulled the
biz book over upon him. ana both hay
ing fallen to the floor The tips Of his
fingers and toes, and a lock Of his hair
are discoverable protruding from under
the big book, and that is all that is
left of Andy johnson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

NEW IIAMr>IHRE ELECTION. - The
latest report. which includes returns from
all the towns IN New Hampshire. makes
llarriman's majority 2j30, being net
gun for Sinclair OF 40 since last year
on the Governor vote, and 752 on that
OF Railroad Commissioner. which then
indicated the full Republican vote. The
Representatives stand 1872 Republicans
and I3S Democrats Last year there
were 2u2 Republicans and l2S Demo
crats--a Gain for the latter of 20.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

Thr lee in the Saginaw river. Alirhi-
-u. broke ZAP pn .>Huliy, and dill great
damage :n the w!inryc, and boom~.
Nearly 2.Gno,U1O OF log~ have been
drilted away. and some OF them have
lodged against the Bay City bridge, en-
Iingering i. Heavy rains still prevail
throughout the state.
The Apui in ,h- C3cmaugo and NuS-
uuchanua river, i, great and increasing
At Bin.h%mton, y. Y. several bridges
have alrcatig been swept away, and one
person va, drowned, Sunday. The loss
of live stock Is considerable.
At Albany, y. Y, the river rose 10
feet. Monday. but tn great mass of ice
on il, surface refuses to move. 1t is
nearly up TO the roadway OF the railroad
brii.. Water street and parts OF
Broadway are ravi.able, and boats are
plying upon them. stores in many
streets are closed and the goods are re-
moved INTO bindings on the high lands.
Tuesday afternoon the water ceased
rl-iu-.
During the storm at CHICAGO. Tuesday
uight. q lium, dwelling on tine corner OF
Willow aud Dayton streets. occupied by
Ala.u Winter. was blown down. Win
trr Wa ~..iou-iv injured and his wife
WIS instantly hii!rl.
\ tram ou the Indianapolis and Gin
near White Water river brl,l@r. Tuesday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
The "Gredt Crinjn0i' ant the
Hhishy Frauds.

1t will be remembered that special
Commissioner Wells some time since
made some startling revelations III regard
to the stupcndous frauds upon the reve-
nue. pcrpetrated by the whisky dlslllierS
and dealers. The Committee OH Re
trenclmcnt have made report which
more than confirms all that Mr.. Wells
has irtimatcd To come down to the
figures, this Committee says that out OF
two hundred million dollars which the
whisky tax ought to bring in to the gov
collected that immense fortunes are
made in this business by cheating the
government with the commivancc of lis
own officials that said officials are
mostly the worst kind of knaves and
that the President, knowing their knav-
cry, will not remove them that ''some
of the worst men secure appointments
rs revenue inspectors THAT some OF
these officers have lately graduated from
the state prison, and others have been in
the rebel service" This Committee fur
Their reports that President johnson has
encouraged these practices when ihe per-
sons implicated would agree to pay mon
ey into tie democratic election timA"
Notwithstanding these startling dis
closures, which demand exposure, dis
grace of parties implicated, and the most
thorough reform, this committee simply
recommend the abolition of bonded ware
houses and the reduction of the whiskey
tax
The Cong1egmiosahH says Andrew
Johnson has pardoned one hundytdp person,
who have been convicted of counterfeit
ing, or of having il their possession coun-
terteit money, and that he deserves to be
impcached for his persistent disregard OF
the public welfare in this particular. il
for nothing else. Could not lis conni-
vance with the defrauders of the govern
ment be added TO the Indictment!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

e. The democrats Of Iiitlcton made
some gain in the late election. but they
paid dear for the whistle. Some %
voters Of the party got it into their heads
some way that their leaders had Il vast
amount of money with which to carry
the state for the democracy These -
agreed among themselves that they were
OF some consequence, and that their lead
ers should not poke: all the >poil>, and
that their votes Were worth at least $50
each, and that they would not vote unless
this amount was paid them. They adj
hered to their resolution, and to obtain
their votes the leaders in the town were
compelled to raise the funds and pay The
demand. The next day they found their
pockets depleted and the state in the
hands of the republicans
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
rzgThc House of Representatives hav,

~ ne House OF Representatives, have
passed a bill relieving all sorts of manu-
features from national taxation. The
till is in the Senate, there to hc amended
perhaps in relation to certain article,
called luXur.e,. Perhaps the manutac-
turers need rclict. The people who buy
their productions certainly do, from the
exorbitant prices they have 10 pay for
many articles and especially clothing,
unless it be >hodJy. and they pay dearly
for much OF that. Congress should
amend the bill 10y making it penal IL
tense 10 Use, in manufacturing, any ina-
terial other than genuine. and stop ,n-
tircly cheating i'll shoddy. We do not
apprehend the people will experience
any relief by this proposed action Of
Congress in repeating the acts taxing
manufactures. 1t may, however, add Il
per cent. to the dividends of stockholders
in manufacturing corporations. We
shall see.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

CLOSE FIGURING.-Thc New lIamp-
Shire Republican state Committee, before
the election, from a careful canvass. c>ti-
mated Gov. llarriman'S majority 4; j.
234, on total vote OF 9G,5OO Full
returns give Republicans 2,53o majority
or only 9O4 votes less than the c-ti-
mate. The democratic committee put
down their majority at 2,974-a wild
estimate, rs the result proved
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
JOB PRINTING.

IIie are adding TO our Printing fac'f'faes
rom time 10 time. and intend to a!,1dys h.
irrpdred to do nearly all kinds Of 200 Frtnt-
,lg. such ds Wedding. address and Business
cards. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re
cciOts. auction Bis and Posters. IN good
skyle and at rdir prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

IL The Brattleboro Record continues
war upon the state papers that advertise
lotteries, gitt-enterprises, etc. Give them
no rest, friend Record, until they purge
their columns of all immoral and filthy
advertisements, BY the way, DIR. Ba-
con has a telling article in the last Con-
gr,gHioaal>t upon that superlative hum
bu2 and swindle, the Gettysburg lottery
scheme. The shallowness of all such
things is well shown up by the Doctor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
IaCoh PAGES EState.

The subscribers having been arpoia' ed tt ....
bic probate court iUI the district u. Ca.r..".l.i
erS 10 receive. examine and adjust al ......-
mLulS OF ell persons against IAr '-.A..
Page, late OF Ryesatc. IN sad ,a>is.>t, "'. .'
resented iuSUiveut. and the term 90 "a
the 2lst day of Jan. loi-. being dtpWtt .f
10 the creditors OF said deceased To rNi.'..
their respective CLAIMS before Us GIVE ....
will attend 10 the duties of uur appoint. . ...
dwelling no l>e OF " lIam Page, ga Rtr-t. ..
trict Oh the 10Th day OF July, neat, Al ~ \. Va
day. .
ppl DANIEL. COZ Ms -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

A sensational dispatch to the effect
that Mosby and his guerillas, to the
number of 1000, were on parade in the
streets Of Leesburgh last Saturday, and
that one OF them stated that they might
any day be called to GUST Stanton, was
published in Mondays city papers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

1t Is reported that Il manufacturer in
New York City has an order for POO
600 thimbles at eighteen cents dozen
for gift enterprise, tickets fifty cents,
and no blanks
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

1d utei'lH Thomas meets with the
cabinet and goes through that form of
acting as secretary Of war, but he has
issued no orders yet, and probably will
not unless it be to '.Gideon's Band
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

TIIB subscribers having been appointed lN
I able probate court Tor the district 90 t".'' a..
mIssiuners TO receive. examine and adjl-.
and demands OF all persons against the r-t-." ..-
W. h ibbsy late OF Burke. III Shld ul>ltis'' .'...
represented iIisolveut, and the term %. > "a .-..
from the 18th day of February \. D. -. ..
ailowed by said court TO the creditors OF SAIL .-
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims 'e'.'
Give notice that Will attend To- the cut.
appoiutIucut Al the Inn uf Chds- NcHJ, iu %.
SAID dI,tri,I on the last Saturday ia MAY ID. - .
next At ? O'Clock in the afternoon on eLcu Oi ''' "
' ID. ). row NSEND, lCylu'.r
oa-I HARRIS SMITH,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

Fitty-five persons lost their lives by
1.-The land slide ut Nesuvius, . rs it Is call
ed. ''Sec Naples, and die ~ was some
thing more than fgurative expression
in their case.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

ie-i4'lct 10 M Gllilflt'cttt lIIii'~ l. sun
vacant, for the hour Is yet a little early.
Twelve O'Clock. Most of the Sena-
tors are i'll their seats. The Galleries are
not yet dangerously crowded, but addi-
lions are srilt-being made. There Is a
noisy buzz throughout the hall, but Mr.
Wade raped with his knuchlys on the
,lesk in his front, ard the Rev. DR.. Gray
aScends the steps inside the President,
lesk. Half the audience rises. All the
Senators rise to their feet and Il prayer
eloquent and timely Is made by the Chap
lain Then the routine of business i
taken up.
At one o'rinck Mr. Wade announced
that the morning hour had arrived, and
the chair would be vacated for the Chief
Justice of the United States At that
moment the latter entered, and the Ser
4eant-at-ArmS made proclamation, en-
Joining silence. The Secretary Of the
Senate, Mr.. Fornav, then read the rec
orIS of the proceedings of the Court last
FRIDAY. and the articles were also re-
cited. on motion of Mr.. Cpnklin., who
announced that the House was also in
waiting in the hail. Ex-senator Ira
Harris and several other prominent .cu-
tlcmcu here entered and took seats ou the
floor
ALTO the Managers entered the door
and were announced hy the S,.r.raut-at-
Arms. Ma>~rS. Boutwell, and Hin.han
first, arm-n-arm. and the r'-t following
ii! benz present except hir>-rS. N'rI-
ems anI Butter. i"N were recognized
by the Cm"i Justice. and SLOWLY walked
down the '">ie ""I io'A >r'tN a, the itt'
OF the 'har' around the Ion2 table pro-
Nidrt Tor fh'm-
ne N'r&rant-;t--ArmS was then direct
cd ami called me name oi "AAiryN
johnson - Andrew johnson. slowly.
with 'uil ami distinct uttrrHrr.
Henry Ntanbri!. late -tlorn7y Nv;''r-
Al. i. Ii NmtIN "i Ala,>arhn-'tiN, and
Thomas \. Il Nelson OF l'"'''~-v'- tie
iry';d'ni = counsel. thea ''nt Onward
anu TOOK s'''H n Inc "'"'r t"''''.
ne li'",' WA I'""pe'' III III" ioir'
outside Inc "1or' ;HiI "'r' Ah,i""lr''L
| ne NprHh'r' ne hartman OF ih' Com
m'it'r o! the W h'le. the oi"rs, '"n>'ru-
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W "rn'''Fh 1l I'I.',',-, ana Use .'fh "'
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

The wife of the editor of the Mem
FhiS Avalanche announces that she will
conduct the paper during her husband
Imprisonment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

r. The State Convention 10 elect del
egates to Chicago, was held at Rutland
Wednesday. We have not learned who
Were appointed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
NO TICL,
1868. 4 NUAL LIST.
1868

In pursuance Of tlc provision os-t
the Eiicd > ate, motto. i here. ..... .. ..
will De received and rt".Iuiuad r..
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

the President one wce,> in which 10 pre-
pare his defence.
The Senate voted down. by one ma
.jority, the proposition to have the triad
commence on March %. They stool p
to 26.
Mr.. Sherman moved TO fix the dtlc of
the trial for April g.
This Mr.. Bntler opposed on the part
of the MANAGERS in an eloquent speech,
At ten minutes after four the Nrna-
tors returned to the Senate Chamber,
and the audience was at once flushed.
The Chief Justice announced that the
President must answer on the 23d inst.
-IIrhHM Bl,ion .InnnlN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

The American Colonization Society is
making an earnest appeal Tor money to
colonizc in Liberia more than two thou
slnd freedmen who want to 90 there
Four thousand freedmen have pctitioned
congress To srud them to Liberia, or to
Give the Colonization Society the means
[" send them. Some of their petitions
have been published. and also some let
terS from them, from all OF which we
u'iIc they are persons OF some intelli-
renee, GOOD character, and earnest III
their desire to clnigratc. They are poor.
and unable 10 pay their expenses. Many
Of them have friends in Liberia They
are all needed therc-and rs ttey lrum IL
q, there, it seems desirable that they
should he assisted. The Spcicty's ship
is expected TO sail first of May, and can
carr six hundred and fifty of them.
Donations should therefore be made at
once. and sent in sums, large or small. to
Rev. ". Mci.ain, ID. d.. Financial Sec
Rotary. American Colonization Society,
Washington. ID. {.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

DELEGATES At LARGE-Thc delegates
t LARGE, hy whom Vermont was repre-
cntcd i the tlrre National republican
conventions heretofore held, were as fol-
Dws
1864, at Baltimore.
Hon. Solomon Foot OF Rutland.
Hon. L. =. Walton of Montpelier.
Hon. A. p. IEunton of Bethel.
CaroIus Moves. Esq, of Burlington.
1850, at IH,cMJo.
Hon. l.. \. Briggs of Brandon.
Hon. i. +. Washburn of Woodstock
L. u. Mason, Esq. of Richmond.
+. c. Kcdington, Esq, st. Johmsbury.
1876, PdiIadciphM.
Hon. Inland Hall of Bennington
IIcmam Carpenter OF Mortified.
.. E.ra,tus Fairbanks. 81 .Iohnsbury.
William Skinner
- Lawrence Braincr, OF ST Adams.
Levi Underwood of Burlington
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20


The Boston Post treats the election re-
turns from New Hampshire philosophic-
ally. AMI H. though it lad some respect
:or the intelligence OF IL readers. Itpa-
r.,lr- il usual ''roo-tgr'' At the head of
'uc of lis columns. hut upside down, re-
marking that the New Hampshire news
had ">,uck in lis crop" In the same
column it says: Tile travelling was
very bad in New Hampshire Yesterday.
~ WAS the votin-.'
\ Republican county convention in IL
.inois has resolved "iha. we do not de
sire i president whose mouth, like that
OF the Mississippi river, Is always open. -
Nallanli4ham i made temporarily
happy by the promise that il the Presi-
lent i convicted. the OAio legislature
VII. cl1c, him TO fill out Mr. Wade'S
term.
kccI IN billiard saloon is penal
offence 10y the laws Of Ohio, and the law
j. ri-jliv enforced in the smaller towns.
! Joker says that the latest dead duck
Is the democratic canvas-back in New
Hampshire,
\ brook trout, seven and a quarter
pounds i'll weight, and measuring twenty
live and one-third inches in length, was
caught in Connecticut last week.
Washington go>sips say that Secretary
S'wari, before he left for Auburn, ex-
pressed the opinion TO his private score
tary that Wade would be president be-
fore June. AMI that Senator Sumner
would be ut the head of the state depart
ment.
Brigham Young runs Il cotton factory.
but has little occasion to watch the mar
KITS, because there i large and con-
Staut!y increasing demand for fabrics in
his own household.
Iowa has three lady editors, named
respectively Money. Read and IIarts-
horn-wea.thy, literary, pungent.
The patriarch Of Vermont ministers is
Rev. Ami Nichols of Braintree, who has
preached the gospel more than 60 years.
and Is now nearly s. years old
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
Alfred w. Kibbey's Estate.

JAMES " IIlIE.
DANIEL cor hlN
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. MAY 2. 1858.

NEw-YOBK. Saturday, May ?, 1858.
Tie real estate season for this year has closed,
and successful has been for dealers in and owners
OF city property. During previous year has so much
Interest been manifested in the unimprOyed lots of the
city and suburbs and during previous year probably
have so many of the old estates been divided up ana
the lots taken by persons who propose build upon them
soon. Real estate has maintained throughout the en'e
season the advance which noted three months ago.
and certain pieces Of city property have been struck
down AZ below last years rates, as IN inc case Vi
Che Collins Hotel and some other downtown places that
have been offered It has been from purely ocd oduSeS
Real estate may not be expected TO advance dung the
coming months and some dwellings and stories now
empty are even offered at reduced prices by those who
% not care to take risk Of paying taxes and assess
ments on unproductive property Though the season
has closed however the Exchange balesrOOm Will con-
tuuo the headquarters Of the operators who may
continue to do a thriving business for month two
longer and the auctiOneers will occasionally have some
thing 10 offer. Preparations are now being made for
sral large sales particularly OF Brooklyn property
At noon day the valuable property OF the Harlem
Bridge MorTisania and Fordham Railroad Company ut
property especially the lot the corner Of Onehundre
sndthirty-thirdst and Fordhamave. and the ad-
Joining are the most valuable IN the town fronting
They do the new IRON bridge at the terminus Of Third
The lot on the offered for sale with the
plOVsO tuat ueceu e&edleht D thOSe representing the
company that the other lots should be withdrawn TO be
sod at some Iu4e % uIe az inc EAchange SaesIooms No
III Broadway The hrst bid was OF $4,000 made by the
Hon. b. Haskin, followed by $4,000 by Capt Bowen,
wealthy real estate owner OF Mott Haven. The bids
then Of $500 advance until they reached the sum Of
$4,000 when they continued in advances of S25 $50
and $780, until they reached the Of when lot
knocked down TO Mr Hasiu who had bought in
the Company The largest stockholders of the Company
not being present and the property considered OF
Tar greater value the action of MIR. Haskn in buying
tn for the Company, and defeug the sale Of the lots,
deemed desirable for the interest Of the stOckhod
ers. Capt Bowen seemed very desrOus of buying the
lot and would probably have bought the one ad-
Joining FOrdhamave, had the sale continued and 1t
was rumOred that had he succeeded in becoming the pur
chaser that IL his intention TO Immediately erect
some rstclass stores, hotel suitable for that To-
calty
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
6itn Ital 6stait for Salt.

49,
JOIIN B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE, ,
~ no. ~ PINE-ST.,
Real Estate Brokers and AucoBeers
CITY and Country PROPERTY SOLD or RBNIEDi LOANS nego
tiated o,,r,.,, , ou,npp -, =, NJ.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS. AT AND MAX NJ" BhuN'-
WICK AND POINTS ~ NEW-JEkSbl sfhCIAL
GIVE DETAILED NfOhAlVS AN'
PROPERTIES.
DOR SALE-0n hundred and Twenty
Il hrt, Third aud Pourbaves 5stoy fame HOUSE 1913
Il2IIOO Price s6CA @. A. ARMOUR, No. 80 Esssau-st
HARLEM.-For SALE-A fine three-stOry
hghs,oop brick HOUSE (new) containing all modern Improve
mens elegNy lOcsd hundred foufthtti near
sIth.aye. Apply TO WIN H. BAYN0R, No Pned
HOW to PURCHASE HOUSE for $1j 80
month with immediate possession and no rent 10 pay Apply
COOPERATIVE BUILDING BANK No 20l Broadway How 70
week With immediate possession, either for build
ing gardening purposes Apply the Offices Of the Cooperative
Building 2Of Broadway How safely %
per cent rres-appy Cooperative Building Bank No zoe Broad
wav Interest invariably rckoned date Of deposit 20 date II with
daual Open 10 Mondays and Fridays I'll
giving full particulars, mailed free application
j. ANDKKW Secretary
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGE
KING l. Co.
Tbrty.fh and siI,have (siIth National Bauk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
u. s MARsuAE. oFgIcF, D D. 0g PeNNslLylsn. /

PaiLsDELPHiA, May !. 1908.
THIS is to give NOTICE, that on the 10Th
day March D 1893 MSyP, IN bsnsrppey @ vas s'1ss ned
npty OF Pbdepha of Penusy yans who has been d
Judged bankrupt bis petoni that the payment OF AnJ
s and delivery belonging such bankrupt 70 hun
M bs use and o property by him forbidden By
i that an meeting Of tie creditors Of the SAID bankrupt
prove their debts and choose more aguees o bis estate VIII
Be Court BANKRUPTCY to be holden AZ no eS Walnut ue
in the philadelphia, before UBLEY ASHTON Register
on HE 2gh day Of MAY, A D. 1868 az 10 O'Clock q.
law3wA =. g. bLLMAkbk, u = Marshal A. Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
gUrsrs, CmriaSts. &r,


|ITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
" Thrty.ninthstJ j. HENRY Auctoneer Regular sales Of
Horses CsAgs, Selghs Harness i!obes Blankets Whips &c S
driving g showing horses SALE No posipnement Of
weather large Q the above articles hand private
sale at aaetlon prices Cohsgnments respectfully solicited
EOLDING and SLIDE SEAT Shifting TOP
BUGGY or seats open or covered r two or four fersoh
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