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The COloIed Citizens of oberlin in
Mass Meeting.

OBERLIN, O., August 6.-The colored
citizens Of this place, in one Of the most
enthusiastic meetings ever held here, have
just unanimously adopted the following
resolutions: IL
WHEREAS, Senator Sumner, in q pub.
lished letter, advised the colored voters to
cast their lot with the Democratic party,
therefore, we, the colored citizens Of
Oberlin in mass meeting assembled, de-
clare, "' sifsia
First. That while we do not forget, but
gratefully remember, the lifelong devo.
tion Of Charles Sumner to the cause OF
human freedom aud equality, we never
theless refuse to be led by him into the
ranks OF that party which has bitterly
denounced and most stubbornly resisted
every step that has been taken toward
the liberation and enfranchisemept Of our
race.
Second, That resting under.unbounded
confidence in the integrity and patriotism
OF Gen. Grent, and taking his past as an
index Of his future record, we pledge to-
him and the party which supports him
our earnest endeavors TO secure his elec.
ton, believing that in this consummation
the interests Of our race and the cause Of
good government will be inestimsbly
benefited.
Third. That we earnestly urge the col.
ored men oil the United States to be faith.
full in their allegiance to the Republican
party, which party has secured TO them
every right that they enjoy, and to which
alone we look for protection in the future;
and we declare 1t as our hope, and firmly
express it as our opinion, that the tri.
umphant election Of Grant and Wilson ia
November will be TO US the harbinger ol
protection and to our land the guarantee
OF peace and prosperity.
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Tho CeneEa Arbitration.

GENEVA, August 5.-The Board Of Ar.
bitration met at noon, to day, and ad.
journed at three o'clock p. II. A consid.
cradle amount OF business was disposed
OF, no obstacles occurring to impede pro.
gress. No confidence whatever Is to be
placed In the rumors which IRE published
from day to day Of the decisions Of the
Board. The strictest secresy as TO the
proceedings is epjoined on and maintained
BY every person connected with the
Court, SO as TO prevent the premature
publication and improper use Of news In
the stock markets OF Europe and America.
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, August 5.-Thc election is
over, and was peacable throughout.
Small squads Of the Navoo legion rode
about the streets, but otherwise no i'm
proper demonstration. The Mormon
candidate was Of course elected. Max.
well, however, received a handsome vote
and will contest the seat. The papers,
to-day are loaded with details of the riot
Saturday night. The Journal calls 1t a
collossl outrage.
More cases Of sunstroke to-day, though
none fatal.
This is the first time the GENTLE ladies
voted in Utah. Only one OF them was
challenged, Mrs. Stenhouse, her ballot was
afterwards received.
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THE rumor that Col. FoRSEY copten.
Plates an abandonment Of GRANT and a
declaration for GREELEY receives some
color from an editorial in the Press of
saturday, on the Individual manage.
1en' oil political parties" ltis q protest
9AlH't personal rule in the Republican
party The argument may be aimed at
VAAERoS, or it may be meant for q high.
eF mark Tho following is the conclud.
Ing paragraph:
,ooi !Ae en- nation y Is Just entering on It's man.
hoCa, and it's therefore the Z proner time
~ ii,sa saoW lis good sense. 1t is good for re.
IS,Tn, We are told, to have men sneak ont
u.!,It. ~ sautcn' and equally good for political
R,uTs l,or, N 70 nave It's adherenls entirely free
1U@ woaa, al individual control lie Is not
w, "U'Iny o. the elective franchise who doCs
nSSaa, 0o1 use It's privileges with perfect inde.
psr,Ii psrugace, relying on his own judgment NTH in
So,fyios "a, ont bis preferences. We wonId
ny, ny, Set Te Sellgoyerning people Il this were
tiSsS Gs STne, S.. and that ii is now being prac.
~, Ssu 0, Oy men in all grades of lie Is the
m ' vO..H TTlqence that the American people
"V''uy 10 constitute a Repuhlic
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MEXICO.
The Revolution to 20 on.

NEW YORK, August ga Matamoras
special says that Rocha Is preparing to
take the field against Trevino Quiraga
who refuses to accept the amnesty prof.
cred by the existing government. They
oppose Terdo De Tysda for the cabl.
net, and are in favor Of Diaz for Presi-
den. Reliable information from Tula,
Tamaulipas, confirms the former news
from that place, still in possession of the
revolutionary party, who exact large
sums Of money from persons passing
through, who in fact are buying then
liberty. There is no immediate prospect
of change for the better.
MATAMoRAs, August 5.-Col. Pedro
Valdez, Of the Mexican army, crossed the
Rio Grande with an armed force and cap.
tured Abram Gonzales at his rancho be-
low Eagle Pass, Texas. Valdez carried
him prisoner to Mexico. He also took
horses from Gonzales rancho.
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dbeGttsuigtnfer,

~. n.v, from North Carolina this lis
,n,nisr run may besoccp'sd' We suppose, ~ as as
n9,SI %.SniIs assignment Of the victory 10 inc
,.cspt contest to the Democrats lOsaSSS ana L,U
tsssu' s'a TT The n,IO1iy is small, probably
a.. s'atA MN hall what it w%two years ago,
Sa, Iss' .,iji ,TI' enough to give the prestige Of
!,,.,o,v Oas ,.pI 70 ihc Democracy. To be sure 1t
.seo,, " 10, much Of victory when ,. a l0t, %:
-, 's., majority Is thus reduced, bat the
n,uocrs,s claim tho true measure o'
hi ,ucces, is to be obtained by conf
p.ripg not with the vote for attorney
General two years ago, busby comparison
Sjlb tho vote last year, when a Demo-
,,,,ic constitution vas rejected by Vote
mi. sbort Of 10000. Republican auth
.,;,ios claim. however, that this was not
y, ,est vote, that various questions and
Influences, not partisan, entered into the
nns,tjou Of adopting lhatconStltution and
'S,t ,be las. real party contest was that
oI l87O. 10 that view Of the case, the
,,s,, Democratic victory Is not visible to
n. naked eye. The Cincinnati Gazette
,,L.. this cheerful view oi the matter;
Thin, there was every reason to set
,o1n North Carolina as q Democratic
Si",s S And a Democratic Legislature had
S S'5 tbe opportunity ofa legislative and a
.roSgnssionsl r1T n, districtiDg to strengthen the
f SsSocntIc chances. 4, then, the Demo,
crStI bsye carried the State, as they claim,
MAJ does II proye' 1t proves that they
have @ barely, or not quite, held their own.
/, moves that the Republicans have held
tbfir own; that the white Republicans are
i1jtbful and the Colored have stuck by
ibsIr friends. What does that signify for
Ma general election? Allthat the Repub.
iicsSs need to secure a victory is to hold
lbeIr own IS they have done in North
CSrollua. On the other hand, the sole
reason why tho Democratic party nomi.
mated Horace Greeley was that their de.
leAt was certain unless they could draw
more than the Democratic vote. They
have not drawn more in North Carolina,
where The circumstances were as Iavora.
BE As in any Southern state-probably
The most favorable. According 10 their
own reason iOr nominating Greeley as
their candidate, the result in North Caro-.
lima toreshows their defeat in the Presi-
dental contest,
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Movements Of President Grant, ,

NEW York, August ga dispatch
from Alexandria Bay says that President
Grant is staying with some friends on one
of the island there, on the St. Lawrence
river. On Saturday, crowd went TO call
on him, but the President was so iatigued
that to avoid the rush he went off q fish
ing with General Sheridan, who had pre-.
viOusly arrived with some friends from
Chicago. Late in the evening the Presi.
dent and General Sheridan returned with
boat full Of splendid fish. The Presi.
dental party held religious services yes.
terday under an improVised canopy. This
morning the recepLlon was to take place.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, August 5-President
West OF the Chamber Of Commerce call.
ed the members Of the Milwaukee Board
Of Trade together at noon to-day to adopt
measures OF prevention OF corners or any
any other pernicious combinations inter-
lering with legitimate commerce. A res,
olution was adopted that the board Of d..
rectors be instructed 10 report such
amendments to the rules Of the Chamber
of Commerce as in their judgement shall
be best to prevent these abuses.
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Letter from Gen. J oseph E. Johnson.
he CoNTRADIcTs THE STORY THAT HE
WAS FOR GRANT,


he CoNTRADIcTs THE STORY THAT HE
WAS FOR GRANT.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-The Tines, to.
morrow, will publish a letter from Gen.
Joseph Z. johnson, dated Charlotte, Va,
July 81, to Col. ]. K. Ashley, OF Bates
county, Missouri, in which he says:
"Assure all our old comrades that you
communicate with, that the story OF the
Cincinnati Commercial is false. l have
had no consultation with W. s. Robinson,
Of Charlottesville, on any subject. 1 have
never said anything lavoring Grants re.
election; on the contrary, being a thor.
ough Democrat l would have preferred
Democratic candidate; but as Horace
Greeley is nominated by our party, sin
cerely hope every Democrat and Liberal
Republican will vote for him. Being dis
tranchised, take no public part in poll.
tics; but to my friends l do not hesitate
to express my feelings and opinions on
political subjects | think the overthrow
Of the present administration necessary
TO any hope ot'a constitutional govern
ment, and feel that the continuance of the
Democratic party is necessary. Tell my
army associates for me that they are the
people love of all others in the world,
next 10 my wife,"
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OIL Well and Five Men Burned.

T1TUsvnLE, Pa, August 5.-In the
new oil field on Turkey Run, near st.
Petersburg, Q new well was struck this
morning, which accidentally took fire,
burning three men fatally and 90 seriously
burning two others that their recovery Is
doubtful.
PITTsBuReH, August GA special to
the Commercial from 81. Petersburg, Pa,
states that an explosion Of gas occurred
at an oil well near that place, ta-day, by
which five men were Injured, three Of
them fatally,
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LOUISVILLE.
Wife MurdereT.-.Head Crushed..-
Straight Democratic Victory.

w llo MuIueIcIsss 1edu OIuSneQass
Straight Democratic Victory.
LOUISVILLE, August 3 Saturday night
a negro named Watkins, living two miles
north Of New Albany, Ind, was arrested
for numbering his vile. The body was
found lying in the holse very bloody aud
one side OF the skull fractured in a terri.
Bile manner.
To-day a young man named David
Thomas, employed ut Dupont s. Co.'s pa.
per mill in this city, was caught in a por.
tion OF the machinery and his head crush.
ed and torn from his body, causing instant
death.
The local election to day passed of qui.
etly. A large vote was polled, and the
regular nominees Of the Democratic ticket
defeated by very large majority. The
opposition, or citizens ticket, composed
OF Democrats was elected entire, notwith.
standing the fact that the regular ticket
was supported by the Democratic aud
Liberal Republican papers OF the city.
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NASHVILLE.
pEsTRucTIvE FIRE. ib

NASHVILLE, August 5.-The saddlsry
ware house Of W. Burns s. Co., and
Compton & Garretfs grocery store, on
Market street; D. Loven'S restaurant,
dwell 6 Bros dry good store, Public
Square, were destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. The fire originated In Compton &
CARROTS at 8 A. NJ, and extended to the
Others. The loss Is not yet estimated
The stocks were nearly all burnt.
Gen. Joel A. Battle and II. W. Wet.
more, prominent citizens Of Nashville,
died this morning, the former at Hurri
cane Springs, WHITTIER he had gone for his
health.
The loss by fire this morning is es,ima.
ted at 500. 900; insurance $4,000. The
origin Of the fire was purly accidental.
1t Is rtmored that the death of
Gen. Battle Is premature, that he still
lives though in critical condition.
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LouiSiana LiberaI Convention. .

NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-The State
Liberal Convention assembled at noon at
the Academy Of Music, Andrew 8. Heron
Of Baton Rouge, temporary Chairman. The
Credentials Committee, alter Q recess, re-
ported credentials from torty.eight par.
ishes. VIM. W. hugh, Of Assumption,
President, and q Committee Of Fifteen was
appointed to confer with the Executive
Committee Of the Democratic reformers
and Pinchback Republicans. with view
to Q coalition. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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TERRE HAUTE.
Republican Mectiug.-Inaugural
Railroad Excursion.

TERRE HAuTE, August 5.-General
Morton G. Hunter, the Republican candi.
date for Congress, is addressing a very
large audience at the Republican Wig.
wan in this city tonight. He was es-
corted to the Wigwam by q torchlight
procession, which made fine display.
The Democracy OF this city are build
ing large Wigwam which will be dedi-
Gated on Wednesday evening by speeches
from Mr. Hendricks and Mr. Voorhees,.
A grand inaugural excursion takes
place tomorrow over the tirst section OF
twenty. seven miles Of the G. 6 T. q. R. r
General Pleasonton, President Of the
road is in the city.
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Sentiment of the CoIored Voters OF
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, August 5.-several meet.
ings OF colored voters have been held in
this city and vicinity at which resolutions
declaring In favor OF Grant despite Sum-
ner's advice have been unanimously
adopted. The colored voters are solid for
Grant In this section. The colored vote
in this county is estimated at from 1900
IN mn
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severe Punishment for Contempt Of
Court.

PITTSBURGH, August 6.-The case Of
Alex. Hammer, notice Of whose arrest
was given Saturday, charged with con-
tempt Of court in refusing TO obey IN In
junction restraining him from infringing
on a patent oil well torpedo held by Col,
Z. A. L. Roberts, was called up for hear
ing this morning in the o. 8. Court before
Judge McCsndlsss. He was sentenced TO
pay fine OF 5000, the costs Of the prose,
cusion and undergo two months impris'
onment in the county Jail.
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FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN,

NEW YoRK, August 5.-Mail adylces
says the Attorney General for Ireland
had announced In the British House
OF Commons on the 23d ultImo, the
purpose Of the government to prose
cute twenty.ionr Of the Roman Catholic
clergymen In Ireland for alleged partlci.
patton In the Galway election affair.
Judge Keogh arrived on board the Min.
nesota from Liverpool. n.
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4, an y English physician, with desire to
oeSSs1 y " benefit to the rising generation, has as
=. pu'.Saed .sa some interesting facts regarding Inc
~ ~ effects effects Of tobacco smoking upon Sus bovs
W y thitty.eight boys under Iiflasn Uos Uoss, :.
Al S.as sse, whom he knew to be smokers, 'I,o he
u discovered covered twentysevou INJURIOUS traces rs
" " ne ne habit N1 twenty-five had disorders order,
tos 4o q Circulation 1Ss Sso1 and Digestion pspita.
vSAsa V,.a .ils taste for strong drink. Twelve I've
ny. ,a' .1S troubled with hemorrhsve at VtbS the
c, c.n,,os sad i. an equal number had sligh, u. uI.
tSaS0A %oa,S Of p, the mucous membrane Of the IN
a.os aSoiA These symptoms were al =, mi,I iIo
5Isa sisso.lid and in some cases ersdicstod , bv a
GSSHSuA1ee GSSosaSSu M Of the habit Of smoking,
SSSa u.SsS s,! al were treated for the above.
VSo S ss disorders, only those were TH11S cnrcd
h,ys ,SSaauoned ~ the habit. Persons who
tS.,. 'ss care Of boys will do well to keen Keen
q, NY ~ s'aSteaeats, made on the Sptbnr;,p N nJl
S,15 S' 8'i&& Medical Journal SUsuyI'iy T.II Y
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JICLEVELAND.IIl
pnLp RornERY-pRowNEp.

BOLD RUBBERY--DHUWNED. ~
CLEVELAND, August 5.-About eight
o'clock last, night, q carpenter, named
Benjamin Kingsbury, was knocked sense.
less and robbed ot $500, near Cedar street,
Just outside the city limits. At last ad-
vices Mr.. KiDgsbury was still unconscious.
An unknown man Of middle age was
drowned In the river at the foot Of Water
street, this morning, while bathing.
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Variable northeasterly and southerly
winds in the South Atlantic and Gull
States, with continued rainfall in the
former, Tuesday, and threatening weather
on the western Gulf Partly cloudy
weather, with southerly to westerly windi
in the Middle and Eastern States. South,
westerly winds from Michigan to Lake
Ontario and southwestward TO the Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys. Clearing and
clear weather in the northwest, with
northwesterly winds.
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VIM. Lloyd Garrison Reviews Mr..
Sumner.

BosToN, August 5.-Wm. Lloyd Garri.
son, in column and q half letter address
ed to Charles Sumner, reviewing the
Senator's recent communication 70 the
colored voters, says: II propose to speak
with equal plainness and as earnestly to
counsel my colored countrymen not to
follow your lead 10 this matter, but as
voters to move unitedly for the re.elec.
ton of Grant, for every consideration
pertaining to their safety and happiness
and the cause oi equal rights and further.
ance Of peace and unity.
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Burning of Propeller on Lake
Huron.

CoLLINewooD, CANADA, August o.
Captain Mcpherson and crew have ar
riven here, bringing the particulars Of the
burning OF the propeller W. r. Robertson,
from Chicago, July Goth, with 10000
bushels OF wheat. The fire occurred off
shellagaller lighthouse, on thenight ofthe
Goth. The crew were all saved. The
wreck drilled into Hog Island Bay.
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INDIANA.

FORT WAYNE August 5.-Judge Breck.
enridge this morning gave his decision in
he case Of Gen. George W. Durgin, Jr.,
who has been under trial for em6ezzling
unds from the Building and Loan Asso.
station. The verdict Is two years in the
penitentiary. Thee case has been appealed
10 the Supreme Court.
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River News,

PrTTsDuRGH, August 5.-Monongshels
2 feet 4 inches and falling.
CINcNNAT August 6.-Rlver 8 feet 8
inches and falling. 4, lI...L ..rf1 H
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-River falling;
5 feet 8 inches in canal; 8 feet 8 inches IN
chute. Weather clear and pleasant. Busi.
ness dull.
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Accident on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad,

TRENTON, N. j., August 5.-In conse.
quence Of a misplaced switch the GAO A. n.
train on the Camden and Amboy r. R.
ran into two cars near White Hill. The
engineer and brakeman Jumped from the
train and were considerably injured.
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Tho Barnard Impeachment,

+! SARATOGA, August5.-The prosecution
in the case Of Judge Barnard took the
testimony Of few witnesses to-day con-
cerning the charges in the 31st article.
They announce they are now entirely
closed, and it Is probable the defense will
conclude the taking Of testimony to-
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SPAIN.

MApRID, August 5.-KingAmadeus has
arrived at San Sebastian, IN the province
o. Guiposa, and met with q warm recep-
hon. He was visited by the Prefect OF the
adjoining French Departments OF Bossis
and Pyrneee, who delivered to him con.
gratulatory letter from Thiers.
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Fatal Boiler ErnIo,ion.

EvANsvrLIE, August 5.-The boiler to
a portable saw mill exploded in Webster
Co., near Dixon, Ky, on Sunday after.
noon, killing Aaron Below and wound.
ing his father P. r, Below and John
Ramage the latter It Il feared fatally.
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TEXAS.

MATAxoRAs, August 5-Col.. Pedro
Valdez, of the Mexican army, crossed
the Rio Grande with an armed band and
captured Abram Gonzales at his rancho,
below Eagle Pass, and carried him prs-
oner to Mexico. Valdez also took horses
from Gonzales rancheT -
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INDIAN FRAUDS.
RETURN OF AN INVESTIGATING COM
MITTER

RETURN OF AN INVESTIGATING COM
MTTTEE.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Hon. John P.
Shanks, Of Indiana, and Hon. John A.
Smith, OF Ohio, who, with the Hon. Mr..
Burdett, OF Missouri, were constituted a
sub committee of the House Committee
on Indian Affairs to investigate the alleged
frauds on the tribes inhabiting the Indian
Territory, arrived here yesterday, and left
for home this morning. They visited the
Choctsws, Chickasaws, Creeks, Cages and
other tribes, took an immense amount oil
testimony, and have unearthed frauds to a
very large extent.
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A terrible cold blooded murder Of a
police officer was perpetrated in the south.
ern part Of the city at an early hour this
morning. Officers Scanlon and 0'Mara
at about one o'clock, went TO saloon on
South Halstead street, with a warrant Tor
the arrest Of Christian Rafferty,, for disor-
derly conduct. While ScanlOn was read.
ing the warrant, Rafferty, suddenly made
dash for the door, near which 0'Mara
was standing, and pulling out pistol shot
0'Mara in the breast, inllicting wound
from which he died in few minutes.
Scanlon pursued the fleeing murderer but
was unable TO capture him, and at a late
hourthis afternoon he was still at large.
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EoniSsrS,C MIN SCE e. .GElOER, well known as a
has uu' uSsn' Ne Democratic stumper Of Ohio,
prU,sctIonIIaS.e es1 NE stump for Grant. He Is a
LaOt6eS bis' HsO, Sna can can't 80 for man who
he DenSoSC,ssIPP DEM Ss IPPsoleclioniSt convictions for
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Steamer News,

NEw YoRk, August5.-Arfived, Queen
from Liverpool.
LONDON, August 8-steamships West.
phalls, City Of Brussels, City Of Bristol
and Arragon, arrived out .I5
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Nomination for Congress.

CINCINNATI, August Sat the Con.
vention Of the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats OF the Fourth District, to-day,
Judge Winans, Of Green county, was
nominated for Congress. Col. Parrott
was his rival i9n ~
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