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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-22

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GHERIFFsS SALE.-By virtue of writ of
~ yendftio exponas to me directed and de-
slfvered from the honorable Circuit Ccnrt Of
Dayida6p county Tenn, at Its September term
1858, viii expose to public sale, to the highest
city Of Nashvilles ON SATURDAY, the sd dag
of January, 1869, the following described real
estate. to wit: Bounded on the east BY the
the lands of Mrs, Ellen Patterson on the west
by the lands of Thomas Brtley, on the north by
the lands Of Thomas PoWell tanning 20 acres
erty Of W @. Briley, 20 satisfy an execution IN
favor of Cain & Cornelius, and against y. n.
est and costs, Dated this S0th day of December.
1858. @. n. DONALDSON, SheriH.
ian aI e So s.
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@HERIFF s SALE.--3y virtue of q writ Of
yendifio exponas to me directed and de-
uvered. from the honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county, Tenne az its september term,
Bidder for cash, at the court house door, in the
City OF Nashville, on SATURDAY., the sd day
Of January, 1865, the following described lands
land living and being In the 2Ist civil district
Davidson county. tennessee, bounded as fol-
lows. ON the north by William b. Ewing on
the west by n Petway, ON the south BY joseph
Link and fronting on whites Greek Tnrnpike.
CONTAINING 100 acres more or less and being
10 satisfy IN execution ii my hands. in favor 81
John Fox, and against Samuel Casey. Jr.. Sam.
uel Casey, ST., and ,, w. Richards. Tor &79.2s
with interest and cost, Dated this 18th day D
G. n. DONALDSON. shsriR.
jan BY :, 2, GAINES. Deputy.
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LIFE INSURANCE CON-

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
IN PkNY OF THE UNITED Stairs OF
AMFSIGA, WASHINGTON, D. ,C.-CHh &rEE.
ED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CoS6RESS AZ
shaSHoo 1PtH SfgASH sTLLBnANcH e.
FIUE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business Of
the Company Is transacted and TO which al gene
Isl correspondence should be addressed.
CFFlCEHE:
CLARENCE b. CLARE, President.
JAY COOKE, ChstcEnsn Finance and Executive
HENRY b. COOKE, -vice-prestdens.
EMERSON w. PEET. Secretary and Actuarys
BY reason OF It's large capital, low rates OF pre-.
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means OF
insurirg life yet presented TO the public.
made IS favorable to the insurers as those Of the
beet mutual companies, and avoid ali the eompi.
cations and uncertainties OF notes dividends, and
the misunderstanding which the latter are 60 apt
Ssysrai new wan and attractive tables are now pre-
sented which need only TO be understood 70 prove
sSsseRfSs e ths YqRcese sns sETTRN PEE
hIUM POLICY. IN the former the poltcy-aoiassr p las
not only secures life insurance. payable 81 cfatn,
but wifi receive II living, AFTER period OF rev W
per ee.) o/tse par Of rs 7oos:ey In me is:tss,
TIE Company agrees % rssarn 70 Ms assssTsa E sss
total dnou.lteT money ne has pGtd ss, 81 Gd61son
The attention o. persons contemplating lnsurIne
their lives or increasing the amount or insurance
they already have, Is oaied 10 the special adyan'
tages offered by the National Life insurance Com-
Circulars, pamphlets, and rul particulars, given
On application 20 the branch once 0i .Ea COM
Jay CooKE Il co, Washington, .. o.
General Agentg for District OF Coiulabis, Virginia,
g. i. saffrE, csahier sirsl National gans,
D.nsiddie cognties. de a--1m
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MILITARY PaRpoY.-General Stoneman on
yesterday pardoned and ordered the release OF
+. washington Fletcher, convicted in Eau.
duer county in April last of the murder OF
Young Ernest Hunton, at Waterloo, and gem
fenced 10 be hung. The murder was commit
ted on the 22d day of October, 1867, while the
election for the reconstruction convention was
going On. Last year General Schoheid was
petiticned for the pardon of the accused, ana
after an examination into The facts Of the case
he concluded the sentence too harsh, and COM
rlu1ed it to five years imprisonment III the
I)an!tertiary. Further application was made
to General St-nartn; and in view OF the great
proyocation for the deed, the ,peaceable cha
racter of the accused, and the fact OF his
having large family to support, the General
on Yesterday ordered the entire remittal OF the
sentence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

Medical CoLLEcs or EIRaGyIA.-The com
rrenccmeut exercises of this venerable instl-
tuition took place in the hall Of the college last
night. AZ usual, 3 large attendance, COM
posed of medical men, friends of the students,
and brilliant but limited array OF ladies, was
IN the hail.
The following is 4 list of the graduateo OF
the session. 10 Wlitm diplomas were awarded
by Dr. Joyncs, the Dean OF the Faculty:
Peter w. Allen, Dinwiddie county, Va !;
William H Byery, Rockingham county, 'ai
Alexander r. Clark, Charles City county
Va: James VI. Davis. pitiwiddie county, ~ !;
winfield :. Gilmer, Russell county; Va, Wli-
liam w. Gordon, Stafford county, Va; td"ii
Q. Haller, Wythe county, Va; Gallon u.
sopes. Jr., Hanover county. Va; L. zen
dletGn nny; Louisa county, Va; George j..
Nye, Putnam c0ftI:yi West W.; Arundel Z.
Osborne, Bucks county, fa.i Thomas J. Kid
dell, Richmond, Va; Jacob K. Simmons
Rotetourt county, Va; William NJ. Stricfler,
Fag5 county, Va; Jasper N. Tabler, Bote'
tourt comfy, a. - y
The address was delivered by DR.. q. r.
Manson. Regretting our irao:.'y TO publish
an abstract of this effort o. the Doctor ;, we
can only say that it reelected great credit upon
him. and was replete with excellent advice 70
the students.
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FRAcAs ~ THE MAYORS COURTROOM a
MODEL DRcIsIoS.-Yest sterday morning during
the trial OF civil warrant cases in the Mayor $
court room Il case came up in which Messrs.
Ash Levy and G.. A. Lelenfield were In
volyed During the trial or 1t, Mr. Leiten-
field remarked that all OF Ash Leyy's W.T.
nesses had tod id lies. One OF the witnesses
seemed disposed 10 take this up, and would
evidently have done so but that Mr Leiien-
field said that he alluded particularly 10 ASH
Levy who was id liar. MIR. Levy there
upon struck him, and a slight scufiie ensued: ::
Alderman PEBBLES, who was presiding, had
the parties arrested and held for examination
at o clock yesterday afternoon. The Justice,
after fully hearing the case, said ihat ne
would dismiss the case insomuch rs the con-
tempt of court was concerned. As to the as
sault, he considered that the provoeation given
Mir. Levy was sufficient TO justify the blow:
He would therefore discharge Mr.. Levy and
line Mr. Lellentieid five dollars. The fine was
promptly paid, and the parties left the court
room.
II this decision could only be made prece-
dent, men would learn TO hold their tongues,
and there would be fewer insults offered peo-
pie in this community.
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MAYORS CorRT-ALteru,otn Psebles prestdEng'
One seedy- looking specimen Of the female per
suasion, charged with coping tnsuecesslunS
with so formidable an adversary rs puSI
head ~: one womanhood quite blackl, chargeo
with assault and battery one freedman,
charged with stealing trunk, whicn ne
proved his own; and st: Peter Ban
dolph, Mayors Court missionary anu "a
attract the attention Of the scattering
unwashed few who lent their P:essner
ssto those scenes so charming" (Old Market
Hall, Seventeenth street,) yesterday morning'
The prisoners box looked scant, ST. Peter ru-
minated about therein for ! subject for mis-
consultations like IL cow looking for blaze OF
grass in Bumpasss brick yard, and the Man.
DARN gave his efforts TO collecting the fe"
dollars Of fines that had been imposed upon
the luckless offenders, who had failed, like
many of their ccmUeers, to get of TO the in
auguratlon. These things being, the report
ers closed chapter lst, 4th March, 1892
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OLE BrIt.--The name a. the head ef. osr

OLE BULL.s-The name at the hefd On ostf
paragraph should at once attract attentieas
and the announcement that III. owner. the
veteran vToilnist, will make his frst appear
once here since tho war VIII, J, NO are con-
WINGED, insure him 3 hearty reception. 10
speak OF his merits would be unnocesssry, sS
they are already too we'll establishsd tnrorGn-I
with bin capital concert company, composed
Of Mrs. O.. A. Barry and nsssrs. Wilham
Macdonald and Taeodor Martens an well
known to the musical world as nrst.slass
artists. These entertainments. VIII ce oi LIe
highest order, and should be well patronszed:
Reserved seats can be had At Davies MusacaA
FxcAanOe o-ss5stsfs ssslsEft ~
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A HASDsoNE PREsBsr.-We are indebted %
Messrs Richards, Bragg & Co., an sntefprts
sing New York firm, for Il handsome dlarJ fcr
the year 1860 The principal members Of this
house are Major Richards, formerly OF tni8
city. and Captain W. N. Bragg, late suporin:
tendent Of the Richmond, Frederf cksoufG and
Potomac railroad, both well known In hica-s
mond. They are, dealers In railroad supplies
and agents for the celebrated Taylor lscn
r ~
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MEHIT.-"BHowS'8
BRONCHIAL TKocuRs" are the most popular
article In this country or Europe for throat dis
eases and coughs and this popularity is based
upon real merit. which cannot be said OF many
other preparations IN tie market. which are really
bu. weak limitations OF the genuine trocheS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

WAS THERE SUCH MAN?-At q spiritual
sednce in New York few days ago the pre-
siding medium up!nten tiona1ly called up
what purported to be the ghost Of WiiliaM
Stevens Lee, Of Richmond, vs.. The spirit
said that in this life he was the son OF Colo.
mel William Z. Lee, who was O resident Of
Richmond during the war. A sceptic writes
to this city to know whether there was ever
such Il person here. We cannot auswer. Who
q
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ROBBERY At CAAP GRAxr.-Night before
last the roost OF MIR. J. i. Putnam, sutler AZ
Camp Grant, was invaded, aud twenty-five
yery fine game chickens, most OF them u Sood
sar,e night. tho blacksmith shop OF Captain
Richards, quar- -termaster, was also broken
omen and robbed OF the anvil and about se-
yenty horse shoes. s.E
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THE New TAz BILL.-We Were so crowded
yesterday that we could not give room for
note of the changes in the new tax bill adopt
ed ut the late meeting of the Council.
In the first section the assessor Is held liable
upon his bond for the acts Of his deputies.
In the fourteenth section the following is
Introduced, concerning the entries OF persons
taxable: "6th. The name of each practising
physician lawyer, dentist, artist, veterinary
surgeon, barber, baker, or mechanic, carrying
on business for himself, or employed 10 carry
1t on for another"
In the twentieth section, regarding the
amount of money owned by each person TO be
assessed, the following Is added " Beyond
what Is requisite for the payment OF MS oeots,
and is held for that purpose"
In the thirty fourth section the commissions
Of the assessor are placed at three-fourths per
centum, provided the amount of said commits
sions does not exceed 81, coo.
The following is added rs the thirty SIKH
section: "The assessor, in person or by one OF
his deputies shall attend at his office each DAY
Except Sundays from till o'clock A. NJ. for
the transaction of business"
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MONEY ORDERs.-The following statistics
will show the amount Of business done oy
post office money orders in the Richmond
post t-oftics for TWO months commencing Janu-
airy lst and ending eth February, 1869 Num-
Der issued s69-amounting TO $40, ,os5.sl lees
for same, S7i75.
The amount paid at this ofilce on money OF
ders for The same time was S2o, 1858, inciuded
In which are two money orders repaid-9co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

WILLIAMS will sell OF o'clock
framed dwelling in Fulton. ~
GRUBBS j WILLIAMS will sell at half.
past 4 O'Clock a valuable building lot on
Baker street between Third and Fonrth.
A. @. PULLIAM will sell at o'clock FIVE
building lots in Fulton
Il NEWBERN will sell at
half past A clock q valuable let on Broad
street between Wall and Doswood alley.
COOK LAUGHToN will sell at their store
Mt 10 a. NJ. q rosewood piano, household
furniture, SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND
Iyh AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
FRINGE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE MILES FROM WARRINGTON CIrf.
Sasaiors open SEPTEMBER 18TH
e-- and FEBRUARY risT
Vacations from July lss to Septslnbar eth.
Entire charge for fve months, sl2s. no extras.
Uniform required.
For circulars or Information apply 10
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, Preaidsnl
or to Major 2. A. g. HANDY, Registrar.
PoetoHice at the college. 1as-<m
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, ,,srTgaNCE COMPANIES.
;, y p MEADE, LATE AGENT OF THE
-rrr1aI BENEVOLENT LIFE AssO-

nj CiSTTON OF RICHMOND, vA.-OFrIcE
ltLx or MAIN AMP TTELFT sTREETs-No.
CQhHN'S eompany IS now isSping policies Of
l'f.~ -eh;,, on the most liberal plan of the day.
Tyi' mi particulars cf 'hc working OF The Asso-
~. al AZ the Office for s pSmphlet. r- -.
'sS".rSc-slip fees, from ten 10 twenty-five dol
I,s.Sesmcn,s rnade only IN case OF death: Per-
~ nom nc,cen 10 sixty years or age received;
,s s,IS =. ale and female.
'9'h "a j. A. BELyIN, President.
g 2 STApKE, General Agent. fe sLsm
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RESTAURANTS, &C.
STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.
RELLENOT. DIE SINKER AN

AZ pGHAnNOAs DIE 1NhGh dNV
z Ia BRAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET,
TSe new patent branding iron. for marking all
Etads or wooden articles by heating It, is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engraysrs' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, Indeli-
ble I9s Steel Dies, klphabets, Seal Presses Brasa
snd German Silver, Frames, Steel Riugs- Checks,
Tags, etc. Wholesale and rstaus ces-m
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ACME OF FxCELLBNCs.-Seme very dry, rich
yellow heart-pine kiading. and solid sessonedoak
cooking wood. sawed or split, has just been So
cured at the steam fuel factory eouth SIDE Basin.
Prepaid price. ssGs,2s, half cord. delivered. Get
.-.s ~
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THE HEsRIco RAPE CAsR.-The case Of
Charles Harris, charged with committing .
rape. occupied the entire time Of the Henrtco
county court yesterday, It win .prebsbly b
given to the jury to. day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DARING OUTRAGE IN HgSkICo-A CITIzEE
ROBBED By ARMED NEGRoEs-EIs House GUT
Ep-Our daily lists Of robberies and ou TRACES
in the county are not only not decreasing In
number, but their nature Is growing 10 be
alarming. On Tuesday night last one OF The
most daring outruges we have yet recorded
was perpetrated upon an old and defenceless
citizen, which proves beyond peradyenture
that these marauders are organized In oanas,
and are getting SO as TO defy the interference
of law.
At about midnight Tuesday Mr.. Robert
Green, an old man living in the lower portion
of the county, was awakened by loud noise
ut his door, and before he could get up, his
room was invaded by five armed negro ruf.
fans They seized him, dragged him from his
bed, tied him. and beat him until he was al
most insensible. They then went to work and
took every thing they could lay their hands on.
All the groceries and eatables about the house
were appropriated even the bed from which
the old man was taken was not spared. In
fact, the house was completely gutted. While
they were engaged in their wholesale thieying,
Mr.. Green's everseer happened to come to the
house, and was about to enter, when ne was
chased off by the desperadoes, and fired at
twice in his flight.
After they had gotten possession OF every.
thing they could find, the robbers went on,
leaving Mr.. Green in his helpless condition.
There is as yet no cluo by which they can be
discovered. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

IL. ELLYsoN q CO. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply at this eface.
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I,1gr OF UNAVAILABLE LgrrERs REaAISIy0 IN
rHg RIcHMoSp Posr-oPRIcE MAgcH b, 1S69, -
Miss Mollie j. Justis, Powhatan, Va. John
S. Dodson. Richmond, Va. Mrs. Mary L.
Mackall Elkton, nd.
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Ask your druggist for BENsoN's sALALEM
BROTH II your are troubled with letter. Itch.
ringworm, barber's Itch, poison oak, blotches, or
any eruption Of the skin. si7S h.s t.tt.0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

COMMENCED OpggATIogs.-Earrar 4 Ken.
uedy, contractors for rebuilding the old jalli-
Henrico county, burned in April lsG5
menced operations yesterday.
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CONFECTIONERTES.

TUsT RECEIVED AND IN STORE A
81 very fh,ice lot OF high. coioYed swee9 Aessins
,,ranz-e, is boxes choice Lemons: see Baraeoa
and Carthagena O. coinutsi geo drums Figsi -
IN whole haIf. and guarter,boxes: Nuts and AZ
monds OF an descriptions Canned FruE ral-
Dimes in half and quar.er boxes; Lohsters, Qysssrh
Citron We also refer to our exit nstye assofsus
Of home m snufactared aud Freneh Gan9ses. Ss USs
Butter- cotch Candy 81 sure remedy ~. Svssns
sco,ch sie 'AA AS"' ZIMMER a CO..
NH 1879 MAR street.
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HAVE YoUa GAs.FIxIURRs RnNEw1p.-
MoUNTcAsrLS, at $40 Broad street, will re-bronIs
old chandeliers and every description Of gas-fx-
tures and warrant them to look as good "a new.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DdY,

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PnIylTE BALES or REAL
EsTArE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIssT DAY or JULY THE
SENT YE.R. BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE rHIRTY-FTRsT
DAY OF pECEMBE2 THE SELLER PAYS THsM.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 'nLhlh0'
OLE 3 ULL,
The worid-renowned TI0LINIST,
respectfully announces
TWO GRAND COEGERTA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
March Sth and 9Th, assisted by the following
:. artists:
Mrs. G. A. BARRY, Consralto, OF the Handel
aa: WILLIAM MACDONALD, the popular
Mr.. THEoDoR MARTENS, Pianist and Ac--
com panist, from the Leipsic Conservatory OF
i" An entire change Of programme for each eve
nlng.n
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle (ieservsdl..
Orchestra IreserTed). Lo1
Family Circle.
galleries.
; Sale of reserved seas will commence I'd uRs-
DAY MORNING, 2sth instant, a: 10 o'clock. at
the Richmond Musical Exchange, 92s Main street.
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r,uE ARLINGTON MUTUAL 49,;
L. LIFE IERURaNnE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1857.
HOME OFFICE 1913 MAIN sTRHaT,
RICHMOND. VA.


:. 2. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM b. IsAkCs,. vice-President
p.S.RARTSo0K, secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD Z. SMITH, Actuary.
CHARLES II. SMITH. II. D., MedIca, Adviser.
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
AssET5. ."",",.s....." ."...............S33o,o0 600.
roiicies issued, 2,23o, tnsuring S.. 900, 600.
Paid nine losses by desth, $50, 900.
plyitend, forty per cent. declared.
Annual dividends with one-thlrd loan.
ThrextrtUc,v prosperous condition Of the CON-
r,pc. unie. the encouragement or It's patrons and
the ruhlc generally, leeds It's directory to the
yJ,..inr O! ne and liberal features, keeping up
fl.l7 with tAe improvements and spirit or the age.
5anuri iiridcndS upon all participating life poll
rrs paid 81 the end Of the rst and each subsequent
wear, wi;h
CSE-THIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
PROFITS.
NO NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
Dr PREMIUMS.
4 new and highly raj form Of policy adopted,
v!;h -.r,or9l Of restrictions, made applicable to
alpJllc!es heretofore issued by the company.
Annual dividends on endowment policies paying
premiums IN cash, after second annual payment,
With cae-th!ri loan on profits.
ALL POLICIES NOE-FORFEITABLE.
40 EXTRA RATE ON FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN ePE-
CIALLG PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTED.
Premiums parable annually, seml-annually, or
quarterly. Loan OF psrt CT premium on ell par
uclpa.!us policies. fe i3-lm
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EOR NEW YORK.-The new 4MfR
AIBEMASLs, Captain COUCH, win l.aye her
wharf ut Rockets ON FR!DAf, March sth, st
O'Clock 8. III. Freight received until THURSDAY
night. Fare, $lo Round Tickets $50. steerage, ~
For freight or passage. apply 70
w. g. DUNHAM 4 CO..
NH st corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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