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New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

TURTLE-On Sunday August cihane Turtle 10 the 1i year 'h
T per.l will take place the residence Of her daughter Mrs
James McKtck No 2 AtAasiet. Brookyn. Al O'Clock m'
to-day tIuesdsy). .......
WHEEL A. Orange j. on Saturday August Of typhoid fever.
. Clara Averv wife Of W. G. Wheeler, ofthls city.
funeral viii tke place bis residence Ce0tIesL Orange n j..
on uefsv August at 30 Relatives and friends respect
flr isvi,i ~ ttsni Morris ADD Essex Railroad Barclay
1850 m Remains removed to Warwick n L. for baisl
WHEELER wsoort Conn Sunday evening 9h inst Harry p.
infant Of jonathan and the lA'e h~'s' T. "us Aesa
months aud IS dayA ... 49,. a.. -, -
wednesday August H. At O'clock M rom sae ,. n 81
father, HithOa further invitation The remains WI" NC Aeu
bury, Conn. for htemsnt on Thursday morning
WHEBLERA orange j. SATURDAY Aug OF typhoid ts'er'
Clara Avery wife Of d. W. c. Wheeler Of this city -
funeral w take place from his residence Orange ~ - ~
next Aug H. al ll3O Relatives and friends are rese'ay
vited attend Remains viii be WaTck " lof 's1-
Morris and EsseK Railroad, Barclay St, az li;D a. m
WILCoX-On Sunday Aug Mary J.. wife Of william Wilcox
The relatives aud friends family respectfully invited 20 attend
The funeral from ste residence No l43 West THIRTY rth a. oa
Weippaay Aug at o'clock Her remains nil be taGsa -
GreeHSood for lntermenL
FUNERALS TODAY.
AVgrIy MARY ST. Marks Church. foghst
BEACH WILLIAM. Newou, n. j.
BRRRIRN. ELIZABETH ANN. kmgsbnige' n I
CONKLING ANNA GRISWObD. broOAyg
DUSTAN. SARAH, No. lOi Amily'st
FERGUSON OW gN, Brooklyn
HENDERSON. EMILY. Bergen CitT, ~ j.
HOYr. LYDlG N. Hyde Park, n T.
HARRISON NARIA No. % SiHth-sL
JORDON ROSE Brooklyn,
LOCKWOOD. OLIVER A., BROOKLYN.
MOORE THOMAS BBBY Maks Church. Stuyyesaus slaafs
PEARSON. ELLEN TOWNSEND. No. l23 Mogts
RI LAND. ELIZABETH. Isip, Ia
SHIELDS JOHN. BROOKLYN.
TOMPKINs, JONATHAN c. White Plains, n Y
YON HEIN. Mr.. G.. Brooklyn
WHEELER CLARA AVERY, Or,nge.SJ
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
DIED


BERRIRx-on Saturday Aug Elizabeth Ann wife Of JOhu Berrsn
and daughter Of The late James Weed esq - -,
The ueral will place Tuesay. Avg H. AZ 10 a N feh lhs
Church Mediator Kugbrdge \ Relatives anu Henu'
u the family respectfully invited 70 attend
DusrAN-on Friday Aug Sarah Dusan widow Of Feer Dn aSsa
- - ..,.,1 ,b. s,rs,.i
on Tuessv the llh Inst u o'clock from her ae 30
0i Amtvt without further invitation The remains vi" De hAeA 70
Eeatown L. l., for intemsot
UACKRTT-On Monday morning Aug TO- Pr HaeAe'b aged ~
v.,rs native OF Coumel. County lpperaIy relaii
G 9s Mpret His and friends oi the family and men
Tvnographc Union No O. respectfully invited 70 attend
% remains m be seventies depot aud IRON 'heuee
10 Bridgeport, Conn for nlernenI .
uENpRRsON-On Sunday Aug 9, Emily vile OF Peter hendeS0o
eyed a yeara 20, ,r. -. ,.n.e,,,uv ,,v.1 "a ~.
n, on Tuesday the llth, ~ O'Clock ~ iron Nfse.and
N near Dummy Junction, Bergen Ci'y' ~ D.
uoyr, sasburg on Saturday Aug loo Lydg Hoyi the
43th year Of his age M, p.l -. ...t ,rus, n n, n
ocosk The clock train from New York vii arrive In une
tr IN Sunday August at the residence Of his sounaW b.
hw.,n Rys Newiori William Hul late Of Brookyp AGED %
and months. IL oh ~ vi o,eoek
% WsIn,.ay mat. The relatives and friends Sf 'he
family respectfully invited 70 A''onD -
p.yPRLD-A Delaware Water Gap. Pa on SATURDAY August
1868 Josiah PeBaed j., ihiAh' son oi JOSIAH anu h - ~
aged4 months and days, ,. p. IT'D
Remains taken 10 Rye, ~ l. Tor lntermehI .
TrRR On sapday svenng August Michael Ritter aged % Years
Puneral from residence OF hs son NO =" "o''
TuesdLJ, August II, A1SH0SA" " VI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wttuNarox y c. Aug 0-Sp.hi' Turperroe-The market 10
Ncslork casks &c BOshs ufmef No J. - ~ -
No , - % Tar nominal az - ~
C.NLVsrnN Aug lOCotionIhe market quiet sales ~ Oei
receipts, bales Mililugs, l5c. .,,,.
ST Iou. Aug lQTobico firm ard unchanged CoitonMdug
e Flour sn sales at 1880 - or Saper5ne S8d a8 ~ for
Choice 10 Extra. S8 ~ Tor Double EItai 80 2S4S5 or
Treble Ertra o. Fancy Whe-Faacy Pail ~ 00 - 81 Choice
40 F,r, asa - o. Corn auu g9G9c for Mr,d and Yrl
Low l3q &c. r White Oats frm. 80 G55e Rye adancng sles at
saS 20 BireyNew Spring the 6rt received not choice
TO- Mes Pork ga 50G 80 Bacon hmi 3igJtG Tor
Saoute l1. for Clear Sides Or PLAIN Hams tie Tor o@s
tr. Hams ldigie Land H. lql G0 for Ierce half barrels and
Lc, Whisky Led higher t y was paid m some and 81 50 refused
f round OTIS lower, sales al - J0 30 ~ per ct gross
fr Inferior 20 choice sheep n good supply ~ GS 8 per
head Lamb. $1a - heal Eeeps-four JO Oo' "HeA'
n lu0h hu-h Corn hush. 1900 bush.
NEw OniE1Ns Aug l0The Cotton market Is dull hding zic
bales received
one from and the other from Mississippi laey are
m yod Sterling Etchauge-uo established; Newl ork %
p.r cent premium Gold a0j a35f Flour du Supeae. +B 5d
81: Choice @ll0Si 25 Cora advanced S4EI ~ Oats arm
New Csc Pork steady +ll Bacon tm Shoulders -! 0ltci Cear
Siles l-ic Lard Grm terre l9c kcg Hlc ,. a.
S,vANSAu Aug OCoa ara but nothing doing Adiasf 4yc
f,trIuts p bales
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

4 .
the first shot at Fort Sumter and we got the last shot at
AppOmattOx but they, while whipped and In fuil nsht
turned back TO send Parhian arrow at the Union The
election OF Gen. Grant would insure peace
Here the speaker closed and called for three cheers Tor
Gen Grant They were given with Will Three cheers
were then given FOR Grant and Griswold, COlfax and
Cornell Here some one called for three cheers for Gen.
sickles gang of souherners on the outskirts OF the
crowd called for cheers for Wilkes Booth The cheers for
sckes rang upon the night air and the crowd separated
The ball at the Clarendon this evening Is very select
The the richest worn IN saratoga run
particulars tomorrow.
POLITICAL GOSSIP
SARATOGA, Aug. 10.-MayOr Hoffman suddenly
returned here on Monday morning and is hghting Fer
nando Wood right straight from the shoulders lie
is sure OF the energetic support Of the Tammany organ
izaton Murphy stock is weak tonight The Mayor at
tended the to-day. Among the prominent pohtl-
clans on the the Hon. Sanford L. Churen'
John Morrissey Henry C. Murphy Michael norton VIM
Radford Sheriff OBrien, Caronce Flynn, ex-Collector
Callahan Thomas j. Creamer g. s. Cox, Judges curtis
and Barnard Vim. T. Marvne. L. Z. lhgerson'
Charles G.. Ellis, and John A Green The latter
bestrode the course for full hour buzzng the Hon. Mr.
Morrssey in very and confidential manner ana
aferward halted in front OF the pool stahu' ah arm
thrown lovingly around the neck, the plump ex-Con-
gressman Radford giving him similar dose Zen J'
Bankhead Magruder is at the Congress; haJGeherais
sickes Avery and Granger are at the Unioh H. H.
Macy and Mr Thomas r. Fielder two wellknown veal
thy bachelors who just returned from EUROPE arc
also stopping at the Union.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
..,,.nr crNrpAI NEMs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Cen Butler was thrown from MS carriage IN
co.cstS Mss, on Sunday evening and severely bruised
The railroad from st. Joseph, Mo, to Council
Da viii be completed aud trains commence running to-day
Col T. c. Johnson late ireslde,nt , OF the Kan
db N,caa College Virginia accidentally hcd In hattoon H.
Mr. Charles II. Farnsworth hung himself in the
woods near Bsboro W. on sundI lie vas professional teacher
Of nrnInsn,L,p from Lowell. where be leaves family
r, = otreet row IN Boston on Sunday between
another Of rhmen, Daniel ShAT about ~ years
e}sSe was naT stabbed. number fAHes'a we're made
The First National Bank of East Bennington
=, snriaT night The lock Of the vault was picked by
J an nntnowu amount Of bonds belonging " individuals
stoiep Not much money vas obtained
Mr. Townsend q bOokkeeper, and Mr.. Kennedy,
dmfg we're blown % the shore at Cleveland Ohi0 IA
- bost and supposed 10 have been ost nr IoHnaend
sss s,u Of az ola e,a aal eels9ss b !ss 5HAiAy
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

The New York State Sabbath-school Teach
ers Convention is TO meet at Lmra on the lSth instant
Gov. Scott of South Carolina has received
notice that $4,000 has deposited 10 his credit IN the
office OF the United States Treasurer at Charleston as
part OF the educational fund. IL viii be expended IN
building school houses, and Will DC Ihat nuch sd'eu III
taxation TO the people.
Mr.. Robert Pell, son of Alfred Pell, a we'll
known citizen of NcwYork, died at lnterlachen, lG
SUitzeraud on tho 2ith OF July. Mr.. Pe was seYera
wears Secretary OF the Free Trade League ne was an IN
Sustrous student of political economy, good writer
and valuable citizen.
AItbouoh New-Orleans had several days Of
unreasonable weather last week likely To produce SICK
ness the number OF nterments IN the week was only oo
or one out OF every 80 OF the pOpulation-hOt Tess
,-s OoO AZ thi, time This Is strong confirmation OF the
oftrcprated avrrment that, In the absence OF an cpl
dcC Orleans Is the healthest OF any oi the laise
cities OF the Union.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
FIRE AT HUNTERS POINT, J. lone MAN
BURNED TO DEATH

FIRE At HUNTERs POINT. J.. lone MAN
BURNED TO DEATH
At o'clock Yesterday afternoon fire broke
ont In Hobbs. Bligh cbbnrds varnsh factory at the
corner Of westave and Fourthst Hunters Point. L. l.
II s supposed to have been caused By careless handling
Of the bclzuC which IS used In the manufacture OF cer'
tain qualities of varush As the village possesses no
re engine nothing could be done tO stay the lames until
about O'Clock when an engine from Greebpoht, ana
others from Brooklyn, T. D., reached the scene Inc
efforts Of tho nrcmcn were directed toward
the saving ~ tho surrounding buildings In spite OF
their exertions however, two dwelling ghOuses adjoining
IN burning factory took fire and were destroyed ana
others were injured. ON examination OF the RUNS
ffer tho fire had been partially eNuguiohcd, the re-
mains OF Daniel a. Johnson, foreman or the factory,
were found IN water tank which contained about one
foot of water The face aud body burned to per-
feet crisp. but the lower eNtremities which were I'M
mersed IN the water, were unharmed Mr. johnson was
ogcd 10 wears and leaves wife and three children The
remains wore taken 10 T. Smiths undertaking establish
ment on Ferry y-st., near Centralaye.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

The reported settlement or compromise be-
tween the master and the brcklayers Is contra
dcted Neither the employers nor the strikers have
yielded in their respective positions rs yet The employ
are ready for overtures but they desrous OF hay
ing the strikers first make them. meeting Of
rho master masOns was held yesterday
Afternoon in the Mechanics and Traders
Excbange No. 81 Liberty, with Mr. john T. Conoycr
the President in the Chair, aud Mr. Jackson officiating
as Secretary Mr. Ross, OF the committee when was ap-
poned TO walt on the property owners TO induce them
10 allow their builders TO suspend work. reported that
one owner had consented 10 indefinite pOsponomeht OF
work on a building which will require 100000 bricks
MASS MEETING or BRICKLAYERs.
A special meeting of the three local Unions
of the bricklayers organization held ast evening" at
Bagen Hall and attended by large number or Journey
men The object OF the meeting was To consider the com
promse reported have been proposed by the master
who were alleged, disposed 70 make favorable
concessions 10 the strikers. ,-,- n,
After considerable debate the action OF Mr. Gaue Pres
dent OF Union No q In declaring the old joint committee
unauthorzed 10 treat with the master masons IN regard
10 the strike was affirmed. and committee OF three
me embers from each Union appointed to negotiate
with the bosses
The six Divisions Of the Laborers Union met
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
nprAr FIRE IN CANADA.

Sr. AYNER, Ca, Aug. 1O.-The fire which has
been raging In woods in this neighborhood during the
mast week renched this place Saturday, aud destroyed
IN bouses the Railroad station ana an the Northern Ea
rosd huDdpgs The track was badly damaged ana Inc
cuiyer DESTROYED large quantity Of lumber was also
dnstroyed The track has been repaired, and trans re-
sumed their regular trips to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
ANT1UYIoN IN NovA.sCoTTA.

MoNTREAL Aug 10.-The members OF the
Nova scotia Legislature have agreed 10 employ o0nstu
tional means alone 20 cXtrcae NoyaScOta from the Do
minion and deprecate rebellion or annexation To the
United states The meaning of TINS is that they accept
to doy Under protest Mr.. Howe accepts the situation
unreseryedly
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

last eyenin AT Uberniau Hail. with Mr. Patrick Welsh
In the chair The meeting called Tor the purpose OF
ratyng the action OF the Committee OF conference re
Gently apnonted to confer with the bT1ckayers III Ella
tion to the present strike. The report which has pre-
vOusy been reported in THE TRIBUNE was accepted ana
resolution was passed rendering the support OF the Ia
DOrela nn hrirklaNers.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
AN EDITOR ASSAULTED BY A DEMOCRAT.

Bosroy. Aug. 1O.--The Rev. Joseph G. Love
low a known Democratic orator. assaulted George
IEyb editor of The Cdpbrd0e Chronicle this morning,
I'm conscouence OF falling 20 exOrt an Immediate apOl-
ogy from the editor for some sarcastic comment on one
20 ayniova speeches But three four blows were
srnck 9s Fisher made resistance, and retreated as
gnnu ag
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

RRtM,N-pAvIDs-At Echo Place New.Rochee August s. 1868
by the Rev r L. Morgan Rector % Trinity Church Apeos g. Bra
man of Es eldest daughter Of Ihaddeus DAvds esq
VII Fy GOOpDAY-At Brookvu D. by the Rev b. McAdams
CLARK O. Wiley TO Emma L. Goolday, OF the same pace
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
ARMY GAZETTE.

By direction of the President, Breyet Malor-(ien'
wu aurr (Brgsi.cr General n ne IuIel ss,e, Any ~
a prs. ieu George NJ Wheeler Of the corps " Engneers ha'
bee. et- f the stld OF TIE Commanding DeIe'A oil Tue
UeUa Jf
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
,rpANy TUMRFR MARKET.

TOR WEEK ENDING AUG. lO.
The market close during the week aud prices remain hr
~ moi nch dry pine coming forward Concessions made IN
,e - o, ~ green pine The hemoek and spruce are
I ami % have been arge Freghts unchanged The re-
Bt Collector Office during The week have beea va
Ers Cans. n OOJ5 feet Of lumber 55 " shingles ana 10'
of slaves via Clampau Canal 3iiJ feet OF lumber anu
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
NAVY GAZETTE.

Can't George +. EmmOns has been detached from
m Of United O pee and ordered 20 return
aui Capt Satou has been ordered 70 command tAe
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
MARRIED.

Terrible Suncrings from Rupture aad ana cure OF Nr
Geors oise, Read bis statement 5th page Sprca. nolce
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
. wb,,e-s, ImportIng Hou-e is retailing mems

Whife-st importing 1onse mons
No Broadway, at icitnesstd
a tis y THis WEEK will sell very hest "Newiork Mills sshs-
,erv popuar make a dozen and "throW IN doz gnes
imam collars splendid shirts AZ S2 muslin Drawers Toe
hest Jean Drawers Extra English Hslfose IS ~ doIen
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
-CHIEF-JUsTICEs PEARSON OF NORTH CAROLINA
FOR GRANT AND COLFAX.


RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 10.-Chief- Justice X. VI.
Pearson member Of the Conservative party is out in
strong letter for Grant and Cofax Judge Pearson is
one Of the most distinguished ursts in this State, has
been the bench thirty years. twenty years ChefJus
tice. and reelected by both parties at the late cleo
ton He says that the Conservative party must split
into two-the Peace Conservatives and Nu1fers. The
Conservatives should with the Republican party and
vote for Grant the coming man, who bring peace 10
the country and prosperity to the State
RIOT AT A DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RICHMOND
RICHMOND, Aug. 10.-The Conservative meet
ing after o'clock assaulted at intervals with stones
by the outside mob until adjournment. negro was
found who was shot in the caused by the first at
tack. He not mortaly wounded. Two three white
men arrested
THE REBEL DEMOCRACY OF KENTUCKY.
SnIPSOSyILLE, Ky, Aug. 6.-0ur election
took place on Monday, and although l have seen few
returns know that the State has gone for what they
rejoicing the Kentucky election 1t would be well
for the people OF the country at large to know the chaac
triumph achieved August g. 1865 in Kentucky, would
also rejoice at any success In arms gained by Robert f.
assertion is found in the character Of those who are
elected 1t is the very hight Of mpudence for the De
close connection with it. In our Judicial District have
iust been elected Judge OF the Circuit Court, II. W.
Bruce Louisville, formerly member Of the COnfede-
rate Congress; CommOnweath's Attorney, Philip Lee,
colonel Of Rebel regiment during the VAR Clerk Of the
Rebel Solder Sheriff Of the county John Foster
Davis, Commssary IN the Rebel army during the whole
war This fair sample Of the entire Democracy OF
this State Is possible that the enlightened citizens Of
the Empire State viii far forget the late great struggle
cast their votes for that party whose wicked rule
would the wheels Of advancing civilization half
century Backward God forbid that the American people
should so forget the duty they the memories OF
their fallen heroes 70 the Of justice humanity and
right; 20 embrace the present socaed Democracy
THE GERMAN GRANT AND coLFAx CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
SCHENECTADY, Aug. 9.-Dr. Frederick Schultz
OF EeTYoFk his tour Through the State, has passed
two days Ia our city consulting with the leading Repnb-
leans Germans well Americans representing the
0ermSn Grapt and COlfax Campaign Clubs Of the CITY OF
Eew-York He brought the favorable news Of the
eoh 0t this organization. and of the unanim0us resou
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

An enthusiastic meeting OF the German ne
pubicans took place last night at Gligs Han, No 100
West Forty-sixth-st, Mr.. r. Teatar presiding; Forty
new members were admitted aud resolution adopted To
form a union with the other German Republican oIgah
cations in the Ward. The Club numbers over lVO good
and enthusiastic members.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

The libdHy LTpTcSs of yesterday says; {;
There 4 every reason believe thar the dreaded cattle
fever on pestfuce which has caused such havoc among
Tho herds of Illinois and other Western states has made
its appearance this vcinity lts rlyagrs mus lar seem
fo have been confined 90 Greenbush ard vicinity. but
is evidently spreading aud unless great vigilance Is eNer
l,cd may be fearful in itS results
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
STATE NEWS.

The Register says that the County
Clerk Of Polk county, during the month Of
May, paid out nine hundred and fifty dol
lars as bounty on scalps presented. Tho
Board Of Supervisors becoming alarmed At
these tall figures, at their last session, re-
ducsd the price for scalps from twenty five
to ten cents and even ct this price, it is
thought that the county will have 10 pay
out five thousand dsllars before the year is
out.
The Mitchell county North loran ssti-
mates that 5000 acres Of new land will b
broken in that county this spring.
The canksr worm has made its appear
ance in Marion county, and made sad havoc
with several orchards. the Voter states.
On the frat Of June. . span Of horses
we're struck BY lightning and instantly kill
ed near Russell Station, on the B. / n. R. r.
R. The man who was driving the team
Was knocked down and badly stunned.
The editor of the Osksloosa Herald
having been along the Des Mcines Valley
Railroad, says thsta good dsal more ground
than usual has been put under cultivation.
and the promises Of coed crops we're nsyer
better.
The Tsna County Republican states
that the fruit crop Of this section 10 going
to be fine one.
The Fort Madison Pldindtaler says that
"some fellow who does not deserve the ben
eff. Of clsrgy, broke in the house Of Rev.
M5 Noble. Tuesday evening ard frightened
the inmates. lie was caught and lodged in
Jail, and that the hght-6ngered gentry Of.
fected an entrance into II. S. Chamber
lain's store, Sunday night, through the
transom over the back door, taking with
them bolts of cloth. linen, etc. They we're
tracked some distance, butit is feared tina,
the raseals have made good their escape
On the subject Of the grasshoppers the
Alton Tribune has this to ray:
These pests and much feared enemies oil
vegetation exist in great numbsrc in many
parts Of Union county. and in some locAli-
ties they are doing considerable damage to
the growing erops-prsying chiefly On the
tender shoots of corn when they first come
through the ground and occasionally at.
tacking wheat and oats. From all that VI
can learn on diliigen. inquiry as to wha,
thew are doing now, and the habits Of ths
bird, or where they came from. We inclr,
10 The opinion that our whole crop-al
kinds CT vegetation-in the localities where
they Matched, will be damaged by their raw
ages, to some extent-not 80 greatly =!
some fear, however. We don't think th,
whole damage will amount to more than
to per cent. on the growing crop. Thii
is only our opinion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

To-NoRRcw KosSIsG at S clock the steam
er Countess takes the sxcursionists down
the river to Nuseatine, and perhaps few
miles below. There 10 surely full msas.
urs Of pleasure for al who are fortunate
enough to be abls to take day from busi-
ness for this purpose. Arrangements have
been made to accommodate q largo num-
b.r, and all who can attend, should do so.
|. will be day we'll spent.
Tickets may. alsc, b had ss the boat to-
n morro1 morning.
NaDs HAPPr.-Our young friend Simon
GorHao, Jr., was mids the happ.cst man in
tsSn yesterday evening, At St. An.
shony's Church, where he was presented
D, Father Favin with besutiful bride in
the ssrson Of Miss Mary Reagan. The Ger.
emonAs vc.o vsry interesting-a large num-
Der bsiI, present, and The occasion rem.
isred morss,.saetive By the presence Of ths
Ste. Marquette choir, y xhich volunteered fos
the occasion. We congratulate the hsppy
couple; long ll',. much joy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
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