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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

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sufi isily ed sfssiy, 81 iau'siiis ~
ne isaFual ssis ifiih unasisi isintfntuii
~ Subscribers. H. Isef has bsss rah.
li,lsi peFr ihah ihiSiy sfFsn ysars sd
sEsT ~ ihal lasg sd s5fHiisl iaaIusY II
iius Il has bssa ssaslaHily uHisT che
saiShhal raTs aui Euiitsgs " iis trisraH
chief rliiar, GEngNR q PRENTICE ils
Tosi sai scholar, shsss lauTsls .Ts s1rsa
sHi ssli sea. aHi aless naae ia lsih
llsa'isIasTss is 'yneayn as srll " Aisle
sii as u ihs bfsuiy VI sshius - displayed
in slelHsnes aad FpsiTy, The seuui az
gai~snlalion u the Journal has also 00a-
lrihulsl sLleuaTi builliRg up 'hs sP.sn-
dill reputation il sEjo!s,
lthas gIalihs'l ne mnsh 10 see The l.aais-
willie isuThal ihow she nheis weight ~
ils great sRersy aud brilliant ialsnls On
the Democratic side ef The balance agaiRsi
the existing illegal coRgTrss, the vile fac
zion supporting The usurpaiiuH' u that
Congress, aRi the enemies Of freedom sea-
orally, The genius Of George u. r!eniiee
AMI Paul J, sLiPman, 10 say nothing Of the
known ability Of their assistants, is sufi
eisnt to place the Louisville Jeurnal he
side the best newspaper in this or any
other eOuhlry,
Persons who a great paper, com
plsis in every part, Publi'he'l on tho border
aud representing the Democracy Of both
sections Of the unieh, will be suited en-
ac,ly with tue Louisville Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

esy- A well known and highly respect.
able citizen Of this county John J. Good
lately wrote q communication TO the Austin
Gazette, over signature Of "Dallas", giving
an expose Of some Of the villainy Of one
Of the Radical pets, known by the title and
name Of Captain ". II. Horton, Of the
Freedman's Bureau. The editor Of the
Gazette was called upon, at the instance Of
General Reynolds, for the real name of the
author, which was given, as We happen to
know, with the free consent Of Judge Good.
According to the Gazette, the comma nding
general will order an investigation of the
charges, sending an officer to this place for
the purpose. Read the communication Of
"Dallas" in another column.
Since the above was in type, Judge Good
has received the following letter, which in
closed the communication of "Dallas" clip
ped from the Austin Gazette. II explains
itself:
Headquarters, DrsTnICT OF TEXAS,
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, July Both, 1868.
Hon. J. J. Coop, Dallas, Texas:
Sir-Enclosed herewith you will please
find u slip from the State Gazette of July
Goth. Inquiry has been made at the Exec
utive Office, and the papers referred to as
having been sent to the Governor in rela-
ton to the acts of W. II. Horton, late
Bureau Agent at Dallas, it is reported,
were not received. l will be obliged to you
for evidence if it exists, or information that
will lead to it, that will substantiate the
charge of corruption against Horton.
This information may be furnished to
Lieut.. Norton, at Dallas, who will forward
il to this Office.
by order of Brevet Maj. Gen. J. J. Reynolds:
CHARLES A. VERNON,
2nd Lieut.. 18th Cav A. A. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08


..If.rI OBJ tl.se I.I.
lhe largest IrI..s'.n ever siff
lfTe sinfr l.ai, IS bUu Ias.ina
ilmuch iho streets iuaarils iht
iismotmi .r barbecue gTuuuis
Tho San Eclipse ~ August 18th
romiug, will 10 In many respects.
ihr meet remarkable ever rro0rlrsl
in any kuuan annals ~ The human
rare. The saline ouHiun,ii0n ~ cir
rumslanrrs has not orrurr,si bciore,
and rsnn0t 0sur again ia thousands
II years The san will d. nearly
"a ils hFihest distance frum our
planet, and consequently bo greatly
re'incei IN apparent side, aud about
midnight b'lween lhe 18th and lsih
IT August, the Moon will be- at its
neancsl, and consequently, largest
revelation, Now, .ho eclipse Mill
take place n ) minutes I;lst q la
ihe morning, and 0ur satellite in her
lraa'l,si, will cover a greater pro-
portion at lho sun al his narrowcsi
dimensions, hut the grand point
Is, that In this instance the Moon
will stand - directly between NJ.
that her ccniral point, the Earihs
aUdih"Sun's will he exactly IN line
with each other, and the shadow at
lhc satellite must therefore cover tho
greatest possible space ofuursurihoo.
An observer at the Equator, will Of
course be nearer TO tho combining
heavenly bodies by more than 1000
miles, than ono at either Pole, and
proporllonaiely than others who
look from less central points. This
space which makes No pcrcentiblo
difference in looking at the sun, has
4 magnliyimg effect 100 times great,
cr than that on the Moon, because
the latter is 100 times nearer 10 ne
than the former. This will dccpcn
and prnlong the observation Of the
central luminary. In the third
place the eclipse follows the course
al the Moon from West 10 Fast over
the Earlh's surface, but the latter
turning on her axis also from the
West 10 East, runs us il were aNcr
the darkness At the Equator,
plainly, this effect lasts the longest.
At lis highest place of elimination,
the eclipse from first to last, will
continue for the extraordinary pc. .
riod Of q minutes and 80 seconds. /
II will begin at Perrin ut sunrise.
reach lndia during tho morning. |
Assam by noon, and passing over
Bornco, cclcbcs, and the Molucca
group Of Islands, approaching New
Guinea towards evening. This
eclipse ought to be richer in scicn-
titic observations than any celestial
phenomenon ever witnessed by man,
and the British and French astron. /
omcrs, aided by their governments,
ARE taking measures and fixing posts
Of observation from the Red Sea 10
The Austrian Govern
mcnt will have an Astronomical corps
Mt Alden, and the Pope will send
similar expedition to India. Shall
our keen men Of science be left out
from tho general effort to make Il
proper record of this great scientific
event PIN Y Rcportpr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

AUSTIN, July 31,-Thc Convon
ton passed y resolution requesting
Gen Reynold 10 approve the APP
preparations which Gen. Buchanan
had refused to approve, to-wit; the
fifteen thousand dollar one, to pay
Gov. IIamilton's officers and the
twenty five thousand dollar one, to
be placed at the control of Gov.
Peaso to employ detectives, &c. l..
ID. Evans asked if Governor Peasc
requested it. No one answered.
Bryant, of Grayson, said that Gen.
Reynolds would approve it. On
this statement, after striking out
the words to ferret out offenders and
make it read to arrest offenders,
the resolution passed.
Much feeling seems to exist among
the radicals. A caucus was held
last night, which is said to have
been very inharmonious. IIamil-
ton and DAVIS lead the opposing
factions.
The fight has been resumed on
the qualification of State officers,
the carpetbaggers still struggling
against thirty years of age and
three years in the State, but they
are in the minority. Their OPP
ponents say that the carpetbaggers
would open the offices to young
rebels, if the amendment prevailed.
AUSTIN, August 1.-The Conven-
ton met at 9 o'clock. Boyd moved
that it adjourn to attend the
Democratic Barbecue, which was
rejected, yeas 20, nays So.
Summer then moved that the 20
be excused until Monday, which
was carried
Jack Hamilton then moved an
until Monday morning,
in order that alb who WISHED might
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

The people of certain locality in Ten
nessee-called Triunc-from some time in
June until tho 18th Of July, were in a high
state of excitement, caused by tho discovery
of an immense serpent. A very strong
trap cage was set for the snake-one that
would have securely held raging lion--a
cage barred and bolted with heavy IRON
The trap caught the snake, but it was crush
ed into smithercens, and the sar-pi-ent es-
capped. The people of all the region round
about were fully aroused and greatly excl
ted; everybody and his wife and children
turned out with guns, pistols, and other
"weepuns," determined to hunt up and
destroy the thing. On the 18th July it
was killed by Messrs. Nelly and Irvine by
q shot each from an Enfield and common
squirrel rife. The snake was skinned
the skin is to be dried, stuffed with saw
dust, and sent as n present to the President
of the United States. The thing is de-
scrbed by Mr. ]. L. Scales, in letter from
Triune to the Nashville Banner:
I took n good survey of him and found
his length not so greatas We had ina gined,
fer he was just twenty-nine feet eight
inches from tip to tip. His greatest err
conference was thirty and half inches,
and he was just seventeen inches around
the neck, or rather just behind the head.
About ten feet of his tail had q spinous
ridge like that of an alligator. His head
was the most formidable part about him,
and was truly terrible tobehold, even when
dead. It WAS fully twenty inches across,
and was armed with the most formidable
set Of sharp small teeth, with four huge
tusks.
Our friend Howard Mercer, with one Of
his quiet grius, expressed his belief in the
old Pythugorean doctrine of the transmit
grafton of souls, and suggested that by
premature metempsycbosis old Brownlow
got into the asarpent." Who knows that
he did not? Mr.. Scales, in his letter to the
Banner, says the monster had q powerful
bal smell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

edy- The following letter relieving Willis
A. Bledsoe, Esq, from duty as Sub-Ass
tant Commissioner Bureau II. Z. 6 A. L.,
for this county is handed TO as by Mr..
Bledsoe for publication. The letter ex-
plains itself.
AUSTIN, July H. 1868.
Mn. WILLIS a. BLEDsoE, Sub. Asst. Com.
Lancaster Texas.
sIR:-Inclosed you find an order reliev-
ing you from duty, in the bureau, TO take
effect on the 20ih inst. This is done from
the fact that Lieut.. Norton with detach-
m,nt Of troops has been stationed at Dallas
Texas, which renders il unnecessary 10
have an Agent nj Lancastr; and - was
understood that your private business would
prevent your assignment 10 duty in any
other portion Of the State.
Gen. Reynolds desires me TO express 70
vou his entire satisfaction with the man
ner in which yon have discharged yoHr
duties while an agent o. the Bureau
an, very respectfully,
Your otrf servant,
CHss. A. YEExOs,
% Lent 4ih Q. s. Catalry, A. A A
General
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

The MILLIcAN RIoT-Lieutenant
Green, United States Army, through
whose efforts, says the Brenham
Banner, "the incipicnt riot was
quelled," informs that. paper that
the number killed, as near as he
could learn, was seven blacks: no
white man killed or wounded. The
first reports of the killing were
greatly exaggerated.
The negroes collected were some
500 strong. The Banner reiterates,
ON the best testimony, that the ne
gro whose supposed death the mob
intended 10 avenge, is NOV alive
and well in Washington county"
near where the riot was inaugural
ed.@Galvsston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

By Tho FIRST bale OF new cotton this
year was received by I. ", House, Houston,
on the 18th ull., from The plantation OF Col,
NJ. J. Duke, OF Grimes county II Is class
ed as good midiling. Col. Duke thus OBJ.
tains the prize OF massive silver cup Of
ferred by Mr.. House to the person sending
in the first bale Of new cotton Of this
year 8 crop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

car Twice during the past two monlh'
has money TsmlIIed TO this oiie,, by tie
GAINESVILLE mail, failed to reach u.s. Va
cannot believe that these letters have been
mislall, but believe that they have been ab,
straelsd from The mail By soma dishonest
person. We hope the ?, Ms along the liaa
will use all vigilance in detecting tie
rObber.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

AbAus,rian paperalleges that the
most perfect speaking machine ever
invented % BOW being exhibited in
Pesth, Hungary Il is worked by
keys, and the lady performer con-
vcr-es though its medium with a
rapidity and precision that even
nai>leads the visitors. The Oaly
reicrriibIe imperfectiOn is in read
ing the sharper or Kissing sounds,
ouch ar Tie final Of the letter .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
COMMERCIAL. MONETARY,

CIV" 'H- F"Ptfs ~ buffSiOH dHU UOHSnh.
LIVERPOOL, August |, noon.-Cotton firm
'alrs l2,mlO l'alcs, Mt % 81. to l0l ID.
NEW YORK, August !, noon-lIoIdcrs ask an
advance Tor cotton, but buyers operate with caution
ml. 10Y and Sic receipts for III week at all ports
OF the United States 1900 bales sales of the week
1000 bales.
NEW YORK, August |, 3pM.-Cofion closed
steady luf quiet sales $40 bales at 80 i. :1G1 to
Bic. Sterling exchange steady and unchanS ci.
Gold closes at lih,I.
NEW ORLEANS, August Lection. nothing do.
ing; midllng noninaly % to 2Slac. No Gales.
Receipts y bales. Exports il5 bales.
GALVESTON, August THE cotton sales IL day
are 81 bales NJ very low figures, ranging from 80
~ lGlac. for Good Ordinary. GuLD-- Bankers aud
brokers have paid lI3 NJ the counter. We hear OF
no outside Transactions, hut hear of parties having
oilerc, 1881. We give li M the closing rate Sill
VERBS nominal 81 oG00i'. c. in gold Tor American
and par to 1Ic. premium over gold for Mrxicun
HOUSTON, August l.-Cuiton stagpant, no trans
actions and no qOutaton. Wool, l6a l0c dry flint
hines, ready -ncs Mt l2I2,.; damaged half price.
CoIS-God UI' ned on the 3iSl nt AZ, advanced to
ii3, and at the close ON The lst the following are
the quotations:
COIN Bnying Selling
American Cold. HID li5
American SlNer".".-...".l3s0-- Id
Mexican dollars command Tm1l y cent. premium
in exchange tor gold for argc sums even higher
rates are paid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
The P.li Elections, rsss.

Presidential election, in all the States,
Tuesday, November, 3rdi State elections
as follows:
Kentucky-Angust 3rd.
Tennessee-August 9th.
September LIST.
acknowledgements 2nd.
Maine-September 14ih.
Nebraska-0ctober 9th.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa
October 18Th.
West Virginia-Ociober 22nd.
Massachusetts,, New York, New Jersey.
Delaware, Maryland, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas,
and Sevsd.-NoTembsr srd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08


ras- The citizens of the thriving city o.
Waco seem 10 be In earnest ia their Efforts
10 give The permanent prosperity 10 their
city which its natural advantages so Proa.
inenily suggest, They are determined that
the Tap Railroad shall be built by the time
the Central reaches the polnt at which Il is
proposed 10 tap H. and they are at the
same lime making efforts which are very
nearly completed to build wire suspea.
sion bridge over the Brazos, thus connect
ing East and West Waco, by bands OF iron
and offering facilities to trade aud com.
merec, which are bound 10 succeed. We
admire the energy and perseverance OF
the solid men OF Waco-they are following
in the footsteps Of those Of Houston, which
have made that city what il now is. Do
not the citizens Of our own town sec some
cause TO be equally as energetic In prose-
cutting public enterprises With, We can
didly believe, location and natural pros
poets superior to Waco, we are letting her
far outstrip us in public enterprise. Our
merchants and our men Of means seem to
so on the principle that these things-rail.
road bridges, &c.-will come Of their own
accord, and that they can fold their hands,
and reap The benefits without contributing
towards their creation. We would be glad
to know that such would be the result, but
we say to our people, that unless they put
their shoulders to the wheel and use their
money and their influence in bringing
these things 10 our place, other and more
enterprising communities will do so, and
take from us that commanding position
which our natural location at present pre-
sents to the world. We want, and we must
have railroads, good substantial bridge
across the Trinity, the steamboat naviga-
ton of the Trinity, telegraph line to con-
meet us with tho outside world and to got
all these our merchants and our men of
means must work and work increasingly.
Then lot them see to it that they do not
lose the golden opportunity, to make Dali
las the Atlanta of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

- The recent dif5eulty between Judge
P. w. Gray and Col Gee. ". Carer, Of
HsHsiun, We are harry 20 say, has ben
auiszbiy adjusted ~ The intervention Of
The Masonic bryihsIh50d Of that ely
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

r<A violent fhuBaer Storm occurred
Al Houston on the nishi % the Slfh sit
accompanies by torrents Of rim. and bard
uins. a .gs-bsr q bsiAiin=s ssre strusk
br fiTLsninE and more sf less asHsgsd.
sIusne them ibs rrysiyfsrisn Chureh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

rSr We have before Us several nun ers
Of the Ku KluK Vedefts, Published daily
At Houston, Texas, BY Jones, King & Co.
Il is a real live, spicy and ably edited lit
tie daily, bidding fair 20 rise and become
one Of the prominent institutions Of the
Bayou City. We wish il abundant sue
cess.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

ts5- rSo nsW shuTsh organizations were
completed in this place, las, sesk-lhr
Ola School Presbyterian aal tie DaP'isls,
The latter denomination held Pro'rasisI
mseliRg which lasted the eRiire week, aud
during which there were several additions
10 the church,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

EF We learn frum The Eeaiherf0rd
Times dIst during tie Methodist camp
rBsrfing which eissed its labors here On
u. s5th pls- there we're sighiy -Ers canvsr-
Sons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

tay- Texas, alone, now constitutes the
Fifth Military District. Brevci Major J. J,
Reynolds commanding, with Headquarters
at Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
Livery and Sale Stable,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

ssr1HvEsr oaExEr ~ rHE rtHlir sqJsEs
HrNRT FHyAT uuald inform the -rsTfi,Ys
III C.iufuuilify snd he Fuiii- r-n-r1iiy' 'sai =
s--lr- rrf . no r1r-farsl g. eisr tlr - arri.-
rrraa-ilus - ihoss vh8 ms f-rur hin - isT-ir
r1.fr-flrEr.
1--a..-..-..---f.Ir. rf-f|f.f..H BOZ lfIf f-siilf.
49, ~ aud y alr- i-r- - 80 80 90 -sf-sH =
49,. i'a- - 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

ts- NiTsiniss ilsirhfa, E,g. a.snmfl
an editorial shsir ia The i,allss Herald aEi
ia his saluiaieFg SAYS la HE inisIoaarss
siih ihs press ~ 'hr State, she sfiirr viii
stud courtesy anl Doe rrsT@ri, sHi ia "a
Instance Nill be he ioani ialuisiag ia loR
Sung rihaliTy, second hand s'olrh aii, Or
the too eamman EulFsrisias n ilie tlay.
The Herald has trsn Heiri for iis lisni
hrl sad eoaTieons hraTiHg a. all iimrs.
Mr, liuiehsh siis 10 lie editorial ability,
aud The Herald is eRs u he hesi paIsls
Published in the South,
lGsiFssieu hises'fh,
Thank you for Jour klndiy ne'ire, Il
has ever been eur sim 10 maks The Herald
disnihel, courteous sal reliable aud ne
hope 10 continue ia the sAms eoarse,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
STATE CENTRAL EIECrTIyE COMMITTEE

NNaafe ahd fnfHNffsl
W. ~. M.LNS. TFayi. unniy, Chairman.
John iianNsrk, Travis, MI EPl~r,nn, g'sl River,
Rs,l-Fi Ia.selyh, IN, GkLiihf,, Washington,
J,w.fhnbTk nf"Tish, Collin : fantsT,, Cameron,
Nv, Hen'i-r,.a, Harris, knPsErii, Lll~riy,
ilamili"hSi uart .laly-sinn R.w, nerklam, CsIhsl,
S,A.M.yrFlfk, HsxaT, nani.i laHlrs, Austin,
u, u nurn-y. MrlHhhan, IN Sexton, san usnsilne,
n Starr. Nar,siurhss, u " Homes. lilstrnp,
III ,Esaran, ARlcrs,n, J.w. whiih.ld IaVar-a,
IA Could, lSsn. G,w, smith, Colorado.
GTarar j. nrEnAs, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

psS- We were presented Thursday even
ing with copy of an Austin paper, re.
Gently started, rejoicing in the high-sound-
ing title of "Thc Free Mans Press" taking
the ground that negroes are not negroes
but white men with black skin. 1t is a
red hot anti-whiic mans paper, and COM
mends itself 10 the liberal patronage of all
silly blacks and radical Radicals. 1t de-
nominates the late Millican collision "The
Millican Massacre, and in speaking OF
that collision, or riot, or fight, or imp cas-
antness, or whatever else you may please
to call it, it takes occasion to give the Off
GER of the Freedmens Bureau of Brazos
county slap. Proceed, Free Mans PRESS
we is wild you darn Our dusky brudder,
fight it out on dat line eff il take you all de
summer. Go III
'SOund the loud tocsin from Salem to Quaddy,
skOwhegan Is up, aud afraid Of nobody"
Mr.. Melvin Wade dark skinned) is the
Free Mans Press agent for Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

Rs,This is truly the 'age Of progress aud the
American people are. beyond doubt, far ahead of all
others. This is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
invention
In this branch of manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co., Office, 294 Bowcry, New York City
stands pr,+cmincnt. Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine b.. no rival IL is built on sound mcchan
iral prncplcs-is simple in cunstructinn-casiiy un
dcrstoml, and not liable to get out Of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly on cloth and
leather, cannot I've eIualai; and snch, we recon-
mend it to orr friends and the public gene ally.
skco iuIyl ,1SOS-43:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

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llisv T. isf fiIir RI i.1 HtIftr.f
lHsrlili
20 ~susnsi faif uf raa a. it1aafi
To- ueiisus 81 aHl Iair
Tln nuisis 10 - tss.fiai.sn n ifls
ct a. def "a lsly shs srifs iii 10,
rrsafhins n rflfhrainl iisiss Os o.
fus hsas fsm a. ssTgisr, $40 ufut iais
sssiariSs % ihs -, jsli ~ iLsfislntsi eel
bslsEei rFfashsF lFfeIs hrT huily aui
sows sisiieFs sHl shfa sac aFuiiesra
hsT idafssss sHi oaasqsrui HFrFsssTY e.
ueEaHrp VI ihs srTuss, sis ,sl II 49,
csalih' hsaT Lis WsTls sLs essii ssts ihr
holy sas u he had
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