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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17

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J. 8. cLEvk.,AND'sI

HENTRAL LIVERY, kkLcD- AND SALE
I STA BILE, on 9Th Avcn NC ,hetWeen Com
,nerciAl and Mechanics street, As ~oW open to
ct any time during the DAY or nlHhS Pas
senEers conveyed 70 any part 81 tho oos-1try
On liberal terms. Parloular alton lon peAe 81
boarding transie nj stock. i % 60 IanlT2h
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JEWELER
CuASMIIH,

1T r7II6 TIALEx. SMITH, ~
a AlR-ANu r at-fUrER OF 4hd dealer IN III
NJ hes. shctt3unsl i.istols, And SrorsnSa /.
iIonso.ti.l sdf . i1a1 ii4.ll- lEnrTGGtanlT2tI
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READ THIS

AOH Il A1AOi
If you want TO buy PURE
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUM-
cry, &C., go TO McCANDLISS.
1 have on hand and am in REL
ceipt ors FULL and COMPLETES
STOCK of Paints, Oils; Glass of
all sizes. Pq.tYiiLerd OIL Meats,
Foot OIL, Fish OILY Lnbricatiug and
b. IJIT. .TAllI , yEHT,gEOfl OF ,,
Coal Oil, Lamps and ChimReys,
Paint Brushes, White Wash Brush
Idsp arubSailg, BUSTING! etsh, Hair
and Tooth Brushes, Notions, Per-.
famnnssGr.5S Patent SdtelnOs, CHOICE
BRANDS OF CIGARS. bna
Pure Wines and Liquors for
! .E5ksGHSEG Al "a obU
medical pse only. And everything
generally kept in o FIRST CLASS
DRUG STORE: - VI s.li :
,TST 1IC9 TOW 80,
! 4 PARTICULAR ATTENTION
given to PHYSICIANS PRE-,
sCRIPTIONS AND s. FAMILY
-. iraiEG 40 isuA -it" .i.isl 700
ilRECIPES.a nj i,s aly sra-t.i 32i a.
H. - III .ysa ~7- sI-' -tH.. ..f.
4 = MeCANDLIss' AGUE PILLS,
warranted to euro. Only 500 pes
1hox T-v .h.a,,,oo- aas l..s.i1sr gel
!. HOLDEN and .FAscoTF's
EENAMEL PAINTS, ready mixed
for use. For sale by the gallon.
At 176 COns"tercsGs s..
q 50. NcCANDLISS.
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BARBER SHOP.
HuNI HuESrIS,

f....T aH..e WIN. HUESTIS, ID"
VNIRST-CLASS SHAVING, HAIR CUT
II TING etc, In Williams buIiding. cor
Icr Com merviai street and SiI tn averue. En-
uanccon both streets. Il Il gAnly1-ly
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17

IT. N ROBINSON q SON, HRroprietors.
- Il A. Corner of Merchants street and sixth
. Avenue. This house has boon rentted and
furnished throughout, and Is now open to the
public. Stages leave daily and connect with
all Eastern Railroads. JanlI1tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17
LIVERY STABLES
u. NICHOLS,
i. II. DAVIS,

T IyEuY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
IL Fourth avenue between commercial and
MechAnics street, Is now prepared 10 let
livery teams, carriages, slei.hs and saddle
yarrt. ianlTf
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ROBINSON HOUSE

TNIFTu AVENUE, Emporia. Kansas, neaa
il corner or Commercial Street. Birdsan q
FRANK. proprietors Janl72tf
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rENIPERANCE.

EHMPORIA DIVISION No. g. sons q
~ Daughters OF Temperance. n1ec = n
EsHridro dali every Monday evening At Z
O'Clock. Mora oers IN good standing ars inylt-
cd 10 attend -.--...l.... - .
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NoUNrAiS Loi)GE, I. q. G. T., n. iAs.
u Meets every NeAne day evening iniEHk-
rldRa Hall ~ ~ o'clock, Al nemoeg y
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N. A. o1 amzmrL1n 3 nuo Z & lU'A ~,

CTONE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
- Nc are prepared To do all kinds or stone
3 EcTttiuE SucR a. window ellis, circular caps
of any design, door sillE, columns, mopldinBS,
and all work in the stone cutting line that
builders may desire. They also furnish bases
and sock tets Tor tombstones. Or lers promptly
nIled shop on the corncror Fourth Avenue
-r and Constitution Street. EmportAs hAnsSs.
JAnIT2tt '
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: ssARaEss AND sADDLERN
, VEMoR.
.. RoBERFgMTLLIKEn, 90
!. M,scEILAnEous cARDs.

60 81 D. E.r. FRorHKROR.,s IL
"a TToRNEI AT, Law leeadlssss LIZ 5yen
Z "a county. KAllAAz-Is YHG : ~ 9anlzAl. :
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physicians

J.. J. WRIGHT, N. d.,
~ FFICE over Nye's, opposite 1St Ma
~ tlOnal Bank. Residence on West street
.ianlT2tf Z. =. -
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ELS.
RuCKEYE HOUs

.f'T'I 3dT MADISON HOUSE. ....
UN j. ,IIANKLA, proprietor, Emroria,
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! EMPoRIA sociETIEa.

1CiiIARb pHtfs ~ 2Hl 1i EMAY DoNLEY
~ '7-41F'tD iSXvis q DoNLEY &c
90 TT0RNEYs AT Law. fafeoat, kan,
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.,e.tt s,u,,,aT., n. PHBNISsE al
A TTORNEi AT LAW and Notary FeDiif
"A Eureka, Grcepvood county. Kansas
lAnIT1u ff.... ssa,.r
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS, &C.
JAMEs MEANS,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop on
I /, TIh Avenue. between Commercial and
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
,d Ia janl72 u
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CnAELEs wIIERLOCK

A RCIIITECr and BUILDER, Is prepared
IA 20 furnish plans and specifications for All
lands Of mechanical structures. Is Prepared
To do carpenter and Joiner work, either by
the day or contract. shop on the corner OF
sixth avenue anu Constitution street. .-4r.l
jAnlT2tf
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5. A. MOORE. N. D.,
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Once n
i the Drug Store OF Moore q Weaver
lani72tf
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17

An Iowa agricultural college, at
Ames, numbers 2,4Oo volumes, tho
collection of which began in 1870.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

The monthly report of the De
partment Of Agriculture, for March
and April, does not indicate very
favorable condition Of the growing
crop Of winter wheat. The general
tenor Of the reports received by the
Department from every section
where winter grain is sown, except
the Pacific coast, is gloomy; repre-
senting the crop as having = stunted
appearance, retarded growth and
more than an average amount des'
troyed by winter killing. Spring
wheat, on the other hand, Judging
by the reports from this section Of
the west, was never in a more IA
vorable condition at the same per-
iod. The season has been late, but
the seeding time was propitious
aud the proper conditions of moist
ure and cool weather have con-
spired to give small grain very
vigorous and healthy growth. If
no drawback should occur, the &C.
real crops Of Iowa, Minnesota, Wis
consin and Nebraska, are likely to
be more abundant than the average
of years.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
Woo rheos on Greeley.

Dan Voorhees, of Indiana, raised
breeze among his Democratic as
sociates, in the House on Monday,
by very pointed and explicit
definition of his views regarding
Greeley and his endorsement by the
Democracy. The following is the
Geographic report Of the skirmish
within the Democratic lines:
Mr.. Voorhees,, rising to q personal
explanation, submitted a paragraph
from the Washington Republican
to the effect that he was hating. and
hesitated on the question of SUPP
porting Greeley, and as all his Dem
ocratic colleagues were all said to
be in favor of Greeley he was likely
to lose favor in the district where
his voice had long been potential.
He declared that he did not halt or
hesitate as to the nominee Of the
Cincinnati Convention. Whoever
believed in his high protective tariff
principles might support him, but
he (Mr. Voorhees, would not.
Greely was . lifelong champion Of
doofyine he (Mr. Voorhees, OPP
posed, the CREST champion Of Pro-
lection. TIE most clemoFous adyoe
cats 81 III ths land for KlRx
isaIalstion. Which. DOL I'D fbp
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

THE Dubuque Telegraph, speak
ing Of the criticisms upon Mr. Gree
ley's present position by his old po-
litical friends and admirers, says
sMr. Greeley, as servant and
slave of the Administration party,
was q very good fellow, but the mo-
ment he became freeman, all his
virtues were turned into vices. -
That sword has two edges. So long
as Mr.. Greeley was consistent up
holder of the principles and organi-
cation of the Republican party, he
was in the eyes of the editor of the
Telegraph the embodiment Of every
political vice, and the chief apostle
Of every political heresy, but now
that an itching for Office has led
him to become q traitor to his for
mcr associates and to stand before
the country on platform which is
i compound Of buncombe, evasion
and cowardice, he has become .
saint Of the EXTREMIST odor, in the
zslegraph's calendar.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT authorizing the appointment Of
Deputy County Auditors.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
the county Auditor of any county in the
State may, if he deems it necessary, ap
point a. Deputy Auditor for whose acts
he shall be responsible, and whose ap
pointmcnt must be approved and com
pensation fixed by the Board Of Super
visors Of the County.
Sec. 2. Said Deputy shall have power
to perform any OF the official duties Of
his principal, the same as Deputies OF
other civil offices now fixed by law.
SEC. 3. This act being deemed of i'm
mediate importance, shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the State Register and the State Lea
der, newspapers published in Des Moinef
Iowa.
Approved, April 10, 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing acl
was published in the Daily Iowa State
Register and Daily State Leader, April
IL, 1872.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 90.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.

AN ACT to amend Chapter eighty six,
of the acts of the Tenth General AS.
scmbly of Iowa, Approved March 20,
1864 and legalizing contracts made
within the limits ofthis act
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
section two of Chapter eighty-six of the
acts of the Tenth General Assembly Of
iowa be and the same is hereby amended
SO us to read mot to exceed twenty per
cent. of the gross earnings" in place of
fifteen" and all bona fde contracts, here
tofore made within the limit herein pro-
vided, are hereby ratified and confirmed
and such contracts shall be held to be as
legal and binding upon the parties there
to, as if they had been made within the
limit provided by the act to which this
act is amcndatory.
Approved April 10, 1879.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
How to Keop a Situation.

The following excellent advice te
young men, which we clip from :
late number of the Springfield Re
publican, should be posted in every
shop, store and Office. II embodies
the secret of the success of thous.
ands of young men who from pow
crty and low degree have risen to
wealth and positions of command.
ing influence:
clay it down as a foundation rule,
that you will be faithful in that
which is least Pick up the loose
49,. 49, bits Of Irvine, clean wrapping
paper, and put them in their places.
Be ready to throw in an odd half
hour or hours time, when it will be
an accommodation, and don't seem
to make merit of it. DO it heart
lily. Though not word be said,
be sure your employer will make a
note Of it. Make yourself indispen-
sable to him, and he will lose many
of the opposite kind before he will
part with you. Those young men
who watch the time, to see the very
second their working hour is up;-
who leave, no matter what state the
work may be in, at precisely the in
slant; who calculate the extra
amount they can slight their work
and yet not get rcproved; who are
lavish of their employers goods,
will always be first to receive notice
when times are dull, and their SER
vices arc no longer required. Re-
member you are not a slave. Tnon
serve your employer as a fricnd;-
in due time he will be = true friccd
to yOu."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
OF IOWA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

tContinucd from list pagc.]
the county making the transfer credit for
the amount transferred, and shall charge
the county or counties to whichthe trans
fer is made with the amount transferred;
and shall afterwards charge interest on
the actual amount in possession of each
county.
SEC 6. The county auditors shall
continue to report to the Auditor of State
semi-annually rs now required by law,
the amount of interest collected and
which accrued previous to the first day
of January, A. D. 1874, until the amount
of interest due up to that date has been
collected The amount collected from
time to time shall be added to the semi
annual apportionment Of interest hereto
fore provided for. The county auditor
shall also embrace in said reports in the
year 1875 and thereafter, the amount of
interest collected, and which accrued sub.
scquent to the first day Of January, 1874,
in n separate item.
Sec. Z. Nothing in this act shall be so
construed as in any way to change the
rules now prescribed by law for regulat.
ing the loaning q the school fund, or the
rate of interest charged thereon.
Approved April 9, 1872.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

State Items.

The following candidates for Con-
gress are named in the Seventh District
heretofore part Of the Fifth: Hon. F.
w. Palmer, present incumbent, Hon H.
w. Maxwell, Judge of the District Court,
B. F. Murry, State Senator from Madi-
son county, Mr.. Stuart, of Lucas county,
and Hon. F. Teale, Representative from
Decatur county, ard author Of the liquor
bill passed by the Legislature last
winter
| IN. II. Brainard, of the Iowa City
Republican, has been nominated for Post
master at Iowa City. rice J. r. Hartsock,
resigned.
| The Parkersburg Times tell of an
infant which fell from the top Of u flight
of stairs in the rear of house in that
place, and was saved from instant death
by alighting on dog which was lying
on the ground below.
The elevator of H. Stott, at Farley,
was burned on Sunday morning last, be-
tween two and three O'Clock, and with it
1000 bushels of wheat, 1000 bushels Of
oats and 1900 bushels Of corn. The
building was insured for $4,000; grain
$4,000. Loss, $4,000 to $4,000 above in
surance The fire was supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
j. A. Bowman, of Usage, was terri
bly, injured, last week, by being caught
by the knuckle Of the shaft while he was
adjusting band to fly wheel. He was
drawn up against the upper floor, the
pressure being SO strong as to stop the
engine. His left arm was broken in
three places, and his hip seriously in
jured, but he is comfortable and will re-
cover.
Jim Stewart, of the GAINESVILLE Star,
has been invested with the honors and
dignity of P. NJ. (Which is Postmaster')
May he hold it until it pays. Whether
he does or not will doubtless depend up
on his support Of the lucky aspirant for
Congress, and who that may be in his
district is tantalizing question, judging
by the number of aspirants in the
| field
Chapman & Son have old their en-
tire interest in the Fort Dodge Messenger
| to l.. d. Wilson and N. NJ. Page. The
paper under the new management shows
no falling off from its established
character as an able and influential
journal.
| The Vinton Journal brings out the
name of Hon. Chas. II. Conklip, of Vim
ton, us a candidate for Congress in the
Fifth District, composed of the counties
| of johnson, Iowa, PoweslIiek, Marshall,
Tama, Linn and Benton. If ability and
character are considered, Judge Conklin's
! chances for the nomination should be
excellent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

hundred thousand (>1oo,ooO) sos tl.e
year 1879, and onc hundred and twenty.
iive thousand ($ls5,0OO) to Be paid a..
nuaiiy thereafter for the prosecution 81
the work on the Capitol in tho manner
provided by law.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from
and after it's publication ia the Gtate
Register and Leader, newspapers pub.
lislied at Des Moincs.
Approved April 10, 1872.
thereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Register
April II and In the State Leader, April
10. 1872.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
For the Bulletin
Buohansn County Bible Society.

It seems fitting, in connection
with the annual meeting Of the Blu
chanan County Bible Society, to
give the public statement Of its
condition and wants. Its annual
meeting was held in the Congrega-
tional church in this place, on Tues
day evening, the It'll INST, and
opened with reading the Scriptures
and prayer. DR.. H. Bryant, Presi-
dent, in the Chair.
After which the report Of the
Treasurer, Mr.. J. P. Sampson, was
read. From which it appears that
books have been sold and donated
at the county depository to the
amount Of $139.ll, and that $2Ol.S7
has been paid to the American BIZ
BILE Society for books, which nearly
cancels the Indebtedness Of this So
ciety to the parent Society.
After this, on the recommends
ton of a nominating committee, the
following named gentlemen were
duly elected officers OF the Society
for the coming year, viz:
DR.. H. Bryant, Pres; Rev. C. S.
Percival, LIST Vice Pres; Rev. J.
G. Schaible, End V. p; Mr.. J. B.
Donnan, Sd V. P; Mr.. D. Il. San
ford, Sec'y. Rev. G. N. Preston,
Mr.. D. Elwell and Mr.. j. B. Jones
were elected Directors.
There was also held q public
meeting of the Buchanan County
Bible Society, in the Congregation
al church in this place, at 8 o'clock
P. NJ, Sabbath, 18th inst, DR.. H.
Bryant, Pres, in the chair. After
appropriate singing, and prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Preston. very interest.
ing extract from q letter Of Father
Hyacinthe was read byiDr. Bryant,
in which he recognizes the impor-
lance Of the general diffusion Of the
Bible. and lanents the mistake Of
the Romaa Catholic church in with
holding it fton ths-laity.
Addresses w1re ~ daIivsred|
~ Raj. g ~ 1 I va sy =
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 90. :

AN ACT requiring cities to pay damage
in certain cases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa
Whenever any city or town in this State
authorized by law to establish and rcgu
late the grades Of the streets and alleys
Of such city or town, shall have estab
lished the grade Of any street or alley
and any person shall have built or made
any improvements on such street or alley
according to the established grade there
Of and the city authorities shall alter
said established grade in such manner
as to injure or diminish the value of said
property, said city shall pay to the owner
or owners of said property so injured, the
amount of such damage or injury.
Sec. 9. Said damage or injury shall
be assessed by three persons-one of
whom shall be appointed by the mayor
of such city or town, one by the owner
of the property, and one by these two so
appointed, or, in case of their disagree
ment, by mayor and owner, or in case of
their disagreement, by the city council
or town trustees. Procided, that if the
owner of such property shall fail to APP
point one such appraiser in ten days from
the time of receiving notice so to do, then
the city council or town trustees, shall
appoint all such appraisers, and no such
alteration OF grade shall he made until
said damages so assessed shall have boon
paid or rendered to tho owner or owners
Of the property SO injured or damaged.
SEC 8. The appraisers shall be sworn
faithfully to execute their duties accord
ing to the best of their ability Before
entering upon their duties they shall give
notice by publication for three weeks in
one or more newspapers printed in such
city, to the persons interested, of the
time and place Of their meeting for the
purpose of viewing the premises and
making their assessment. at least ten
days before the time of such meeting.
They shall view tho premises, and, in
their discretion, receive any legal evil
dence, and may adjourn from day to day.
When tho appraiseMcnt shall be com
pleted, the appraisers shall sign and
return the same to the city council, or
town trustees, within thirty days Of their
appointment. The city council, or town
trustees shall have power, in their dis
cre.ion, to confirm or annul the appraise.
mcnt, and If annualled, all the proceed
incs shall be void, but II confirmed, an
order of confirmation shall be entered.
SEC. 4. Any person interested may
appeal from the order Of confirmation to
the district court of the district In which
such city or town Is situated, BY notice
in writing to the mayor, at any time
before the expiration Of twenty days
after the entering Of the order Of con.
firmation. Upon trial Of the appeal, ~
ouestions involved in the proceedings.
Including the amount Of damsgeq phall
70 90 Is INN Nh. - a ha11a
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to amend the act to provide a
state Capitol, approved April Is, 1870.
and making an appropriation thereto.
SECTION L. Be it enacted by tile Gen
eral assembly Of tie State Of Ioaca, That
the first section Of the act to provide a
State Capitol, approved April 10, 1870,
is hereby so amended as to read as
follows: That there is hereby established
Board,of Commissioners, consisting of
the Governor, who shall be er-o1icio
President Of the Board, John G. Foote,
of Dcs Moines county, Maturin L. Fisher,
of Clayton county, II. s. Finkbine and
Peter A. Dey, Of johnson county. Said
Board shall be charged with the execu-
ton of the provisions of law in respect
to the erection of the Capitol; and each
member, with the exception Of the Gov
crnor, shall give bonds to the State In
the sum of fifty thousand dollars for the
honest and faithful performance of his
duties as such Commissioner, which
bonds shall be deposited with and kept
by the Secretary of State, and each Com
missioner shall also keep and sign the
oath prescribed by section two thousand
one hundred and eighty Of the Revision
of 1860, which shall be filed with and
kept by the Auditor of State.
A majority of said board shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction of
business; and it shall be their duty to
cause the present foundation and material
on hand to be carefully and skillfully in
spected and examined with regard to the
quality ofthe material, and the character
Of the work; and shall cause to be chang
ed, rejected, and removed any part
thereof that in their judgment does not
conform to u proper standard OF material
and workmanship. And the estimated
value Of such rejected portions. shall not
be considered in determining the amount
authorized to be expended In tho con-
struction of said building. Said Com.
lmissioncrs shall make no contract or con-
tracts by which. In the aggregate, the
State shall be bound beyond the sum Of
one million, three hundred and eighty
thousand t1i SEQ, O0O) and shall direct al
their action with ! view to the compile
tinn of the building tDr the sum 81 ono
'ynillian nto hund theusend dollars
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