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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-17

We arc authorized to announce b. +. Binkley,
the nominee of the late County Convention, as
candidate for Register OF Davidson county,
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce W. d. Bradley
as candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Register OF Williamson county. apI2Stde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-17
It O U n ID.

TINHE LARGEST AND BEST LINE OF READY
Il made Cashmere and Linen Suits, Gents Far
nishing Goods, &c, for Men, Youths and Boy
wear. Also, fine variety Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vcstings, made TO order at short notice and
prices lover than ever. Call at
KIRCHER & ATIEEER,
Nos 81 and 50 South Market Street.
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E9
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
r. ALL r. o A ID.

TNRAINs Run TO AND FROM NASHVILLE AS
Il follows:
LEAVE June IL, lS7O.l AERIVE
$50 Az 3:45 A B.
$500 PM 9:05 A n.
10 20 P. N. 6:H P. Il.
$50 P. N. 0aIlatin Accommodation.
EB Trains connect at Louisville for 81. Louis
and all points North, East and West
EE Mail boats leaving Louisville at 10 A. n. and
p n. arrive at Cincinnati In time to connect with
early trains for the East. -.
sV Passengers from GaIlatin snd points South
P. n. In which to sttend TO business before re-
turning.
EH For through tickets, baggage checks and In
formation 10 Sleeping Cars, through connections,
ETC., ETC., apply at office Nashville City Transfer
Co., under Maxwell House, and 81 depot Louisville
and Nashville RAilroed In Nashville.
ALBERT FINK,
tuly2-Iy General superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-17

FAMILY USE

has become very extensive, thorsbeing no heelthir
beverages for table use, and the disappearance a
20 MANY lis to which families were sukiee ON
easily Be traced TO their nse. An orders leSt Z
orr establishment will receive prompt attention.
N. MCCORMACK 4 90,
,frnayIO-Gm I05 South Cherry ST., near Broad.
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DF. HlPlsy'5 Stomach Bittsrs

Is the remedy, par excellence for all diseases arts
ing from Debility, Disordered stomach, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Torpid Liver, Indigestion, and all kindred
ailments, where gentle and permanent stimul ant
Is required. Pleasant to take.
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FU r NITU r E!

EsPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
IL the superior and complete stock of Custom
made furniture, which we are now prepared to Of
fer, and such as has mover been surpassed Strang-
ers visiting She city viii find our stock complete at
all times, and every article guaranteed.
The great success Of our business is the quality
Of the work we sell, and our ve-y liberal manner
of doing business. .a
You may rest assured that We sell none but good
furniture, and guarantee Satisfaction in 81 cases.
N L GREENFIELD,
Nos Is and II College street,
Nashville, Tenn.
Particular attention given to packing, mzy-29t
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YOUNG's go
Copper Distilled Whisky.

which Win be sold 70 the Trade % reasonable
terms.
We hope, By strict attention 10 the interest o.
our friends and correspondents, % merit and TO
oeive aliberal patronage
sugl1 II mcCREA 4 CO.
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he Editor of the Union and American :
For County Judge,

We are authorized to announce Col Jas. J. Tur-
ner, Of Gallatin, az a candidate for Supreme Judge
for Middle Tennessee spr22 tide
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-22
For the State Senate:
Col. VIM, OFFUTT.


Rr%R %4~$s4sN64A H8Ns&@ANE ME&5L 81 EmEH
Tam an Independent Democratic candi
date for the Legislature, at the election
next November. d. i. HARDESTY.
Mi. Editor-You are, authorized to an
nounce me as d Democratic candidate fol
the Legislature, at the election in Novem-
Der. JAMES WEBB.
DIR. j.. To-. MILLS Is All independent can
didate for the Lower House of the State Leg
i~slature, at the election in November next.
Al DURIO is a Democratic candidate
for the Lower House of the State L,egisla
tufe, DIT the election in November next.
AT che solicitation Or d large number oil
the voters Of this parish, | have consented tx
become q candidate for the Legislature
7 am a5qualified ~elector, and if elected, will
take my seat and perform my duty withonI
fear, favor, Or the hope of reward.
t. ss.. B. r CAN'T.
M. Editer-You viii please s4announc'
my name as an independent candidate fol
the Legislature-election November next
with the following PLATFORM
lst. I am ias favor of passing a law tina
will giTe To- each taxpayer the right OF say
irg, under oath, what his or her property
is worth, both real and personal. ~.
I'd. That each tax receipt shall state th'
articles on which be or she pays taxes, witt
the State taxes OH their personal as wen al
real estate, with the parish municipal ant
special taxes added rel 5sst
80. / am in favor of giving all the JUST
ces 81 the peace ofthe parish of ST. Landry
equal Jurisdiction, ia criminal and all othe
cases, with the justices in the corporal
limits on the town Of Grelousas.
sNa y Il. ID. LASSTTER..
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Monument to Gen. Lee.

q WHEREAS, a great calamity has befallen
FOUR country in the death of the Christian gen
Rstleman, spotless man, noble patriot, and re-
anowned warrior, ROBERT EDMUND LEE;
land
Whereas, it is fitting that a lasting monu
ment be erected to his memory, so that our
posterity may be reminded of the glorious
dead be it
q Resolved, That the Shakespeare Club of
New Orleans call upon the people of this
sstate to organize Committees, without delay.
flor the purpose Of gifhefias voluntary con.
Atribations. to be expxll~d i'll erecting u mon
Aument BETTING The memory of Gen ROB.
AERT f LEE, and that an Executive Com
Amittee be formed by the Sub Committees
herein suggested, whose province it shah be
Ito receive the funds collected and make the
final arrangements for the contemplated m. H.
aument be it further
a Resolved. That the shakespeare Club re.
Solve itself into a committee, and that as al
Earnest OF its endeavors. it give a Inblie en-,
Entertainment fol- the benefit OF the fund be il
further
n Resolved. That the above preamble %nd
PROSECUTIONS be Published in the New Orleans
ssspapers with requests to exchanging journals
Din this State to copy the same.
n GEO. H. BRAUGAN, President.
Z. j. FORSTALL, Secretary
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The yellow Fever Inspatn.

New York, Oct. IA special to the Her
aid, dated ut Madrid ON the 2sth ult received
via London, says. " The peninsula 10 in the
aagreatest. state Of alarm at the continued
aspread Of the yellow fever. The epidemic is
arnore sefieus than at first supposed. The
8horror-stricken inhabitants of Barcelona are
dying from the place. Upwards of 10000
persons have left. The exodus of the people
ahas alarmed the other provinces, and moved
the Government to adopt strict sanitary
measures. Nine hundred children Of the OF.
nhan and founding asylum have been re.
moved to the country. One hundred tickets
have been issued to poor families who have
Ieft their novels tatake quarters temporarily
ln the magnificent monastery of Montealegre:
breeding fowls, RABBITS and other domestic
3animals are prohibited in The city. Washer
women are prohibited from taking clothes
afroa1 sailors. All vessels are inspected and
8~fumigated. The fever il remarkably fatal
In iii attacks, but is confined to- Barcelona
and the Mediterranean coast a Gordon has
been established. and the people prohibited
from lcasing the interior towns. Vessels
from Cuba. are subjectedto seven days quar-,
MNan1ine, and eoassing vessels the same. Rail,
3way carriages and goods. are sfumigated at the
afrststation out Of Barcelona. a number If yes
sells have entered Lazareilo with the fever or
board E
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Notice of Election.

TN accordance with law, and the Proclama-
l. ton of his Excellency II. C. WARMoTH.
i Governor of the State of Louisiana, notice is
thereby given to the qualified voters of the
Parish Of St Landry that a general Election
Twill be held on Monday the 7sh day Of No
\ vember A. D. 1870.
Il For one Representative from the Bird Con-
sgressional District.
u For one Auditor OF Pubic Accounts.
a For one State Treasurer.
4 For one State Senator.
For four Representatives to the General
aAssembly.
For one Parish Judge.
For one Parish Sheriff.
. For Justices of the Peace and Constables,
las provided by law.
n For the Ratification or Rejection of the
Following Amendments to the Constitution
AAof the State.
4 An Amendment providing that no person
Hwho has been officially a defaulter to the
Estate Government, shall be eligible to Office
@until he shall have obtained a discharge from
such liability. .
a An Amendment providing a substitute for
a~aarticle ninety-nine of the Constitution.
n An Amendment to the effect that article
Mffty of the Constitution shall BE- abrogated
land stricken out.
ri An Amendment limiting the debt of the
Estate to $25, 000, 600 prior to the 1st Of JAIN
A, D., 1870,
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. 4 Great Earthquake.

New YORK, Oct. European mail adj
vices state that the Roman Catholic Bishef
lat Batatf,g, on the confines of Ihibet, China,
land Bur,nah, sends to India a terrible az
lcoun, of an earthquake in that region,
a affecting an area Of 1870 by 80 miles, on the
ll,h of April. The Chinese okcial re-
ports estimate the loss of human life at Al:
Llama priests, 81 soldiers, and 1912 com
mon people. = As
Pung Mon Tang, a village, and many
.othess. are destroyed, and SO many of tht
authorities and soldiers have been brriee
under the ruins Of their houses that rob
lbers ran everywhere. Tire Imperial high
way from Pekin to Laassa is said to be to
tally impractirable by the fall of a noun
tain aEd the sudden upheaying Of a new
limo - ..azL 4e.& zSE4a~z5- 4.sNs=s$. &.#L@tH.
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:
Masonic:

Cu1caGo, Oct. THE Most Worshlpfu
lGrand Lodge of A. r. and A. Masons CLOSED
their annual communication last evening
1rhe following bylaws, which were adop+
ted by the Grand lodge in ls45, were rl-
spealed this session, by a vote Of $50 to 90
after a sharp and exciting. but g~ood,naturec
! SEC. 81. All subordinate lodges under
this Jurisdiction are instructed t. admit nj
negroes OF mtulattoes as visitors or other
wise, under any circumstances whatever.
SEC. 50. IL any lodge inethis jnrisdic
atio1r. violates this expressed will Of this
tiirand Lodge, it shall be the duty Of tn,
Most WorshipfulG Grand Master OF the Stat,
Ito at once arrest its character. l
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from ssae Empress Eu
genie TO the Em BerOr.

LONDON, Dot. 5.-The Empress Eugene
yesterday sent a letter to the Emperor. Con,
corning her reception in England, she states
that all official recognition Of her presence
had been postponed at her own request
Nothing could haze been tenderer than her
treatment. Queen Victoria sent at once a
private letter. offering to pay her a state visit.
The Prince of Wales, Immediately upon her
arrival, wrote to her, expressing the kind re.
smembrance entertained by the Princess and
himself Of their visits to Paris, and of the
great kindness displayed towards them by
her in the Tuileries, and begging to know
hin what Gay either the Princess or himself
could serve her.
The Empress say she is in excellent health
land good spirits as is also the Prince lmpe'
Trial.
i Lord Ashburnham has offered her his man
sion in Sussex. The Duke of Norfolk, Lore
Petrey. Marquis of Lansdown, and many 9th.
Ter persons, have begged permission to pay
their respects TO her.
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The lam periai Secrets.
(Speeiai to New York Herald.l

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Dispatches from Tours
ito Monday last say that the papers publish
liberal extracts Of the private correspondence
of Napoleon. One Of the documents in the
handwriting of the Emperor, naming a .regen
Icy in case of his death, entrusts during his
minority the Prince Imperial to the care Of
|Gen. Frossard. A decree dated Rheims, Au.
gust 81, signed by the Emperor, appoints
Mcmahon Commandsr-in-C Chef of the Amy
|of Chalons and Paris. A letter from the En-.
lperor to Mcmahon shows that the plan was
to fall back to the walls of Paris, leaving Ba.
|zaine at Metz. The proposition says that the
Notifications of Paris will stop The advance OF
the enemy's army and give time to organize
the forces of the country. This plan was
1afterward abandoned aud an attempt made to
Relieve Bazaine. r.
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a. raaaan Plans.
ESPECIAL to New York Herald.

BERLIN, Oct. with the fall Of Toul and
|S~trasburg, and the uninterrupted communica-
|tion with Point a-Mousson and headquarters
the war has assumed a new phase. Hence
forth the tactics will be to pay no attention
to Notifications, but march direct to the large
cities and invest them. This applies espe-
|cially to operations towards Lyons, for which
three divisions have left Strasburg, and also
the reserve Of the Third Army Corps and the
asouhern German reserve. They have beer
directed to speedily reduce the principal
French cities, and their advance cannot be
hindered by any hostile demonstrations Of
the enemy. The feasibility of this plan is
demonstrated in the taking of Orleans, and
almost without resistance.
I The Prussian army has formed a circuit Of
ssalghty miles around Paris. Similar proceed
angs.~ unexpected from the reserves of the
NORTH German army now III great strength
Int Chalons, scissors and Rorein, giving the
key to the important towns in Northern
land Eastern France.
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Pablo sale,

Estate Of Hypolitc Paul F1utenot.
OY virtue Of an order of the Probate
- Court of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the last and
shighest bidder, by the undersigned at the
Hast residence of the deceased in this parish, on
"WEDNESDAY. the 81 day OF November,
3l870 the following property, belonging to
the Estate of Ipyolite P. Fontenot, deceased,
Ito wit:
81 head of horned cattle, more or less, bran
fded thus: Il
4 ] bed and bedding
\ Terms--Cash
4 EMANUEL FQNTENOT,
] oct22t " administrator
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Causes of Gen. Lees Death.

Gen. Lee remarked two years ago to Gen
Pendleton that he did not expect to live Ion
3ger than two years more.
The evening he was taken sick he was
unusually bright and cheerful
The remote reason of Gen. Lees death was
the long continuance Of depressing moral
causes, commencing with the weighty respon-
ssibilities aud anxieties during the last
year of the war. and the effect which the
overthrow sof the cause he loved, and the
condition, of the South since, has had upon
him. He bore all with calm exterior and de
voted himself to the duty of the hour, but the
sfbres of his great heart were at last broken,
The praximate cause of his death was men.
#tal and physical fatigue, inducing venousc ondi
stion of the brain, which gradually caused GER
ebral exhaustion and death.
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Death of G. RObt. e. Lee.

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. 10. z A. NJ, via
lMilIboro, Va, Oct. 12-syn,ptoms of an I'm
favorable character have manifested them;
selves in the disease of Gen. Lee within the
Hast two days, and his condition is net very
encouraging indeed it begins to excite tn
grave apprehension Of his friends and physi
Clans. The members Of his family at a dis
have been summoned to his bedside
LEXINGTON, Va.,i 10 An, via Millboro
IVA, Oct. l2.-Gen- Robert L. Lee, the Chris
titan gentleman and hero Of a hundred battles
8breathed his last at thirty minutes paste O'Clock
this morning, of CONGESTION of the brain
lAge. sixty-three years eight months ane
@~twenty.three days. 49t 4
RICHMOND. Oct. 12.-The Dispatch has
lust received the following special telegram
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. I2-Gen. Robt. E
Lee died this morning at half past 9 O'Clock
HE began to grow worse On Monday, ant
continued to sink until he breathed his las
this mo, ming.
The places Of business are closed, the bell:
are tolling, and the whole community has
been thrown into the deepest grief. ~ i
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Physicians Use Them i'm TsaesI
1@.@S Practice. y

1T il almost universally the cease that PLY.
condemn what are generally known as
+ Patent Medicines" Although DR.. TUFTS
Liver PILL rs NOT A PATENT MEDI
yet it's composition (the result Of
wears of study is known only to himself, and
SO palpable are their valuable curative prop
|@erties, that very many Of the first physicians
lof the South and West have adopted them il
their practice, and recommend them tt
~natienkS ms rs .-.a-& .e.E.
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Report of Treasurer Of wash
ingtOn Relief Association.

J.. J. Hicks, Treasurer of the Relief Associa
ton of Washington, La, in account cur
rent with sundry associations, showing the
amount of money donated for the relief OF
the sick and destitute of the town of Wash
ington, and how the SAM was expended
during the yellow fever epidemic, this 18th
October, 1870. ~
TO amt reed by donation from the
citizens Of Opelousas and vicinity 1853 80
To amt reed by Donation from the
citizens of New Orleans, through
the Howard Association of Ope-
lousas $50 90
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Periodicals Received

ApLr4oss' JoURNAL for., September and
0etober.-Sketches of the Adirondack I'LL
thA first pages ofthis popular i~ournal|
This wild region iii northern New York,
almosa anknosFn twenty years ago. has
risen IN iutsrest md importance from its
wild, varied and beautiful scenery, and the
quantity RI gang found III is mountain
Astnesses. The Sketches Of Placid Lake
and the Gothic mountains, are peculiarly
beautiful. sstThs Painters Dream two
Numbers, d spisitualistic tale, veil told.
aaHeekermeyer's Friend asbriefs sketch
ofsthe great SWeedish cantatrice Christina
Nilsson; !. The Paris Markets and other
interesting matter.
AMERICAN AGarcuETuREsr far sOcto,er.-
Always flied with useful Information and
hneengravings. Invaluable to farmers. III
any one who has an acre of ground "a
heantif
SetEaurfrssA mER1cAa contains the Irlan,
garaA address ~ Thomas fIs HEnxley,sPresi
dent af the British Association for the an
Yancenaenkn & science He gives the riss
ana progress Of b Biological doctrine
Whlch originated. two centuries age, will
Redi, the Italian naturalist. The refrlaiIl
der of NV periodical Keeps a. liz higt
repefatiorl fof scieurs
HaIIEARTHHA : HoaR-A portrait of Adj
lniral Farragat III frentispiece.a Al shoss
account OIL the Virginia frashat: and III,
usual ~cempendinln Of news and i~nfarr,,a
ton. Among other matter Ma notice hi,
mistake rectihed relatire u lhe fFule III
call Jaysan plnta, and which uniugrsall,
prevails throughout Eodisiaiaa. The tsui
epltivates1 hsrs and ins4other places
have always known as tho EriphetFya !
LoQpat, ttlpnging q. Che apple pear AZ
hawthorn species, The FRUIT growing |
clusters and showing Tho apex Of the caIy
leaves. Theeal japan plum II producs
On fruit Espus common orchar
spInrn and resembles ikWears gladft
see the mistake nc last pnhliGly aeoEreetes
Fryaa Macana HI fine German and Frarnh nj
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Number of Polls.
at the Courthouse

1 O~pel6ksas at the Courthouse
2 Washington, at the Town Hall. .
3 Gros Chevreuil, at Numa Robins store.
a Grand Coteau, at Smiths store.
5 Queue Tortue, at J d. Demands store.
6 Mermentou Cove, at james Myres.'
7 Plaauemine. at p. Keough's store.
8 Mallet, at N. Jenkins
8 Vile Plate, at or near Tate's store.
10 Bayou Chicot, at t. L. Scott's.
Ii Bayou Beuf, at school house near John
5 Edwards
~ Big Cane, at J Al. Morris Store.
IS Atchafalaya, at Churchvilie.
IA Old Grand Prairie, at or near Stages
store
Is Bellevue, at Col. S D. Ashes.
rs Chataigner, at Dorsin P. Laheur's store
10 Waxia. at the School House.
Polls open from s A. NJ. tc 6 P. Nh
. Office Supervisor of Registration, Parish Of
St Landry, October 18th, 1890 a
J.J. BEAUCHAaTP,~
octi5 Supervisor:
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The :tRMAaEpDosS AND IRIS F~uJLFILLMENE.-

The iRMaaEDDoN AND FRS FuLFILLMENT.-
Many years ago aaeeitain4 ler~sBaldw,n
wrote that he was called The Armageddon;
it being q prophecy based ,i,on certain
gp~assagessin the Revelations Vt John. In
Slnat he prophesied That in the year 1870
i war, would commence ID the west Of
Europe, and spreading eastward, involve
aatfie whole civilized wt,rid hat the final
battle would be fo.lght onsahe east bank of
the Mississippi. THAI ilsod would flow to
the, bits ofshorsss' brides. anil the carnage
would be s.npeaduux. He further, predicts
ed that the tendency and result Of the war
would be to overthrow the monarchism
and establish repubiieanism. He was
laughetdaat when be wrote The book but
now. III 1870, we seea bloody war opened
In Europc, with a fair prospect of its
preadieg rapidly to the eastw tfd, and the
result Of the war is. the overthrow Of
monarchy, and the establishment Of a re-
public. Is the prophecy Of the Arranged
lon approaching its fultillsnent?
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Amother My>tery solved.

Chemists being unable to discover the in
gradients in. fragrant SozoDoNT; which re
moves all stains from the teeth aud itnparts
such a peculiar r%osiness to the gums, the pub.
3iic are hereby informed that it Is a prepare
stion from the Bark Of the QULLLAYA SAPoNA
RIA or Soap Tree Of Chill, imported for tbs
airst time in this country for this special pur
pose snch IS the purifying and innocuou!
effect of this rare botanical agent, that it re
moves discolorations from the most fragile
textile fabrics, without mi uring "A single
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G.. MAYO. Clerk.
Health Of Gem Lee.

LEXINGTON, Va. Oct, 5.-Gen. Robt. Z
Lee continues to improve, and is quit
and communicative.
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. Gen. R. T
Lee continues to improve. He is able t
sit up in a C,air, and IS is ospfdently eS
!pected he will be able to move about short
q
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obituary OF Gen. Lee.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Standard of to
morrow will contain an article written in
Of the death of Gen. Lee, re.
ported by telegraph to be lying at the
point Of death-in Virginia. 2@
The article says: A country winch l,as
given birth to such a man as tKobt. 4. Lee
may look the proudest nation, in the most
|chivalric period Of the history of Europe,
|searlessly in the face, for NJ race has in
ANY age produced asnobler soldier, Chris,
titan gentleman and man than the heroic
VIRGINIA Captain. -
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