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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-13

REMARKABLE PRESERVATION OF A DEAD
BoDY BURIED TES YEARs-UsUAL Process OF
DEATH ARREsTED.--The South Bend Ind.l
Register says that last Saturday the body of
Mrs. Anna Reese, who died somewhat sud.
denly August /. 1862, and was buried near
that place, was taken up for removal, at her
daughters instance, when it was found to lie
in perfect state OF preservation. The face
was round and full, and almost rs natural Is
when placed in the coffin ten years before.
The burial-clothcs retained their shape. the
folded hands their position. and not the least
visible diminuti0n IN size had taken place.
while the weight had considerably increased
Not the least unpleasant odor could be de-
tcctcd, nor was there anything to cause ii re-
pulsive feeling; but, on the contrary, the
appearance was more like that Of a quiet
:leep, and such us to cause Il thrill OF pleasant
satisfaction at the perfect state of preserra-
ton of one SO dear to most Of those present
This fact, and the great weight of the coffin,
led to the conclusion that petritication had
taken place, but, on examination. it was
found that the flesh had changed TO adipo-
cere, or fluffy waX--a condition even more
wonderful. Mrs. Reese was Il woman of
tcsllv habit, and Of excellent health uutil1he
sickness which caused her death in n few
hours. and which was induced by over-eXer-
ton. Her age ut the time OF her death was
ftty-tWo years.
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STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN-A BARK sunk,
STEAMER BEAcHED, &c.-FdA Rtoe', Mass.
August u.-The steamer Bristol, from New
York for Fall River, white entering New
port harbor about O'Clock yesterday morn-
Ing, ran into an English lark of about 100
tons burden, iron laden, and lylnG at anchor
Just outside the hreakwatrr. There was 4
dense fog prevailing, and the steamer was
going very slowly at the time. ~ soon ;ls
the bark was discovered the steamer was
backed hard, but such was her momentum
that she struck the bark amid>hipS, cutting
into her about six feet. The steamer lIung
TO the bark about fifteen minutes, and until
the crew OF the latter were got OH board, anu
then backed out, opening the gap in the side
OF the bark and letting her sink instantly.
The shock to the steamer was quite slight.
She had about six hundred passengers on
board, none of whom appeared to feel N V
serious alarm except some ladies who iaintet.
The steamer immediately proceeded TO land
her passenges and freight at Newport, and
afte; doi,g 20 continued on her course 10
Fall River. She was hot leaking much,
any, when she left Newport, but after pr, :
ceeding six or seven miles il was discoyers d
tl.at the water was gaining on her.
Captain Simmons ut once decided to beach
her ut the first favorable point, aud did 50 on
Coal Mine Flats, Portsmouth, between 6ar d
o'clock. He then commenced to land his
passengers with all the facilities ut his CON-
llllnd, and at half past I bad succeeded in
aiding between seventy and eighty of them
in time to take the train from Newport for
Fall River and Boston. which stopped ut this
point,
On receipt OF the news Of the disaster n
this city, about s O'Clock, the steamer Canon
ic,is was dispatched to the assistance of the
Bristol, and brought up the remaining pas
.sengers and baggage. The damaege to the
Bristol, pslsess than from water, Ia not SUP
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posed to be very serious, and sltss VIII I'roba-
bly, be got Off ina few days. .s.. 50,
The aboYe particulars are furnished /
Captain r. p. Reyfiara, BIZ fBfS city q, pas-
senger, who was in The wheel.hGuss At The
time. lie considers that the accident was
unavoidable, aud states that Cpptnin Simmons
did everything possible to avoid the COLI
sion; to prevent algrm and confusion, and
save Gle lives and property committed to his
trust.
Further PdFiicnl1rs.-Reports Of passeD-
gers on the sfeamer Bristol are to tile effect
that III; salt yfas put over Tire bow to stop the
leak. aid Civ fortsunate circumstances pre-.
vented most grave disastsr. !. ,....
The nlasts Of the bark sunk by the Bris-;
toi are above water, and a light is affixed TO
one of them. AZ the time Of the collision
the steamer was running sixteen miles an
hour in dense fog. After leaving Newport
the pressure of the water opened her seams,
her hold flied almost Immediately, and she
was obliged to be beaehed before going nine
miles to prevent her from sinking. When
run ashore she had three feet Of water on the
eabiu floor, and when the passengers were
taken on the water was six inches deep on
the main deck.
Among the passengers were Rey. Dr. Hol-
lister, James II. Buchanan, and Wfl'aiHt De-
trees, of Indiana Mrs. Siebrett, of Wash
ingtou: Otto Erlebach and wife, Of New Or
leans, and Il large number Of other western
and southern people.
Thp owners Of the bark will claim dama-
gcs of tnu 1i,tr:ar,usett Company.
PROVIDENCE, August }t:-,Fhh steamer
Bristol remained on The beach ut Portsmouth
this evening. The steamer Charlotte s
alongside with powerful steam-pump to
free her of water when tic leak is checked.
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THE BurLER-CAMpBELL AFFAIR.-Aeao
York, August IA official report OF the
attack by Consul Butler upon Major Camp
bell, at Alexandria, Egypt, made by General
Loring, who was present, shows that 1t was
u premeditated attempt on the part of Butler
aud his man Wadleigh to murder Canpbcll.
While at the office of the Chief of Police
giving his testimony and demanding the ar
rest of Wadleish, The Etter attempted to
draw a revolver to shoot General Lorlng, and
was only prevented from SO doing by the
DOiiCc
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tEULLTy N ILLlNuIS-A CHILD WHIrrED
D" !'EA7n.- 'hic0g0. August ia shock
!:t- c,!,c u clid-murdcr has come to light at
Napi'>. III. II appears that man named
!ijr disappeared from that place few days
,:l"r ,Mder >,l>piciou, circumstances, and on
'tjEiy Il new iy-mldc gray" was discovered!
Hru' his houSc, in which WAS the body OF his
"'i" nephew. whom, it * sud, he had
whipped I! death.
There appears TO be but little doubt that
".oornc, one of the men arrested in Peoria
county for the murder Of Mrs. Matthews Il
T." days ago. i guilty. The proofs were SO
strong the IT." sheriff and his posse expert
"9'"d great difficulty i'll keeping back the
people. WHO had gathered with determine
n'n "t lrnchins him, long enough to get him
on The train
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She Albany B:iStilc--.!a Prisoners


There are now >iXty-livc political prison.
,.l.s from the south in tn" rcnitcntary near
Albany. ~ Y. which /: 1 county. not state
prison. aud supports itself ly the laho! OF
lie lii.nucr- In behalf OF Sour ct these
prisoners ~ <tr'cd som" days ago. Hon. Ger
lilt smith has advised pardon, it haiiEg been
established - hi satisfaction that they are
lruo,,'nl OF the charges against teen. Inc
President has taken the mlttcrinto consldcra-
ton. and has sent Il special messenger. Colo
mel N'litclrv, chief OF the secret service, to
make Il thorough investigation ~ to all of tie
prisoners. and upon the report OF this officer.
il is stated, he will base his action. llcZc-
kiaIi Porter. Or. oi tt" U'tiortuEtcS Trc"m-
mcndcd for pardon by Mr.. Smith. it seems. is
uuw past the need of executive ClCincncy.
having died on Friday.
An interviewer OF the World follows Ger
rift Smith in his exploration of the secrets
Of these prisoners, and he confirms the cN-
prricucc of Gcrlitl Smith that many Of these
>n-,aIrd kuklUycS are guilllcss Of the crinc&
CHARGED a-aiuSt tlIClU, and have been sent
there solely on account OF their politics.
When the secret Union Negro Leagues Of
the South were first organized under nOIill-
"in political agents, southern men IN some
ct the States, naturally enough, went into
ti!c opposite llrcCt'ru Of organizing lulluX
Gt-'IrS with like signs. oath>. &c: Eui there
Gr prisoners in Tin, hI>tile who were not
even III the kukIuN leagues.
PRISONERS STORY.
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mccIm~. did Won intend To- ,oiu thn kim >"
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Total. LOCO Gifts. all ca II.

Total, LOCO gifts. all cash. .s5t0,vVo
The lion THOMAS l.. ERAMLETrE, late Governor
of Kcnt,rsEv has consented 10 represent the rr,is-
lccc I'm the management OF tbs stcoh TRAM hi't
Concert and he will personally see lllat me nion.
treasurer thai the drawing rs fairly conducted and
the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid: ,.,,..
The rtwns VIII FAKE Ecf IN PM nDS ~ i .pe esSI
sion ard direction Of The officers ala trustees Vi ta
Public Library Of Kentucky anu the ioiiowlns
named eminent and disinercsted citizens VINO nave
nonsrntad 10 be present and see that al Is fairly
done:
Hon. NJ r. HARDIN, Judge Copr. Appeals, KY,
Hon. ). PROCTOR MOTT, ate d. - htt no. Eis
Hon, II. ". BRUCE. Judge Ninth judicial ms, ~!
Gem ILL III. MURRAY, Y. ;. Marshal: DE. ny.
Lon. T. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Cham
ION. i. y. sTANDlronp, President Farmers and
Droyer, Bank.
Hon Join BARpEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Corncl PHuIr LEE. Commonwealth Attorney,
Ninth judicial District.
Colonel JII.soX L. JOHNSON, Manager Of III" Gait
House. ,,-.,,
Hon. j. Il. BANTER, Mayor Of Louisville.
Hon. Z. /. BURNETT, City ATTORNEY
Henry WcLfORD. Treasurer of Louisville.
40 BRASNIN, President of the Manufacturers
Bank. NJ, S...
JAMES EHlDG EFoWD President OF Second Ma
tionI Bank; =, ,,,,,,,rd to,o,
! e. JOIS sr0S, President ri Traders Baiik
H. VICroH NEwCoMB, hrm OF Sewccmh, Bncha-
HENRI DErPEX, President German Bank
ANDREW GRAHAM tobacco aud cotton iiierciiall'
Dr NORyIS GREEN. President l.. and Z. Short
line railroad ,.
OFFICERS OF THE LlBRAhl.
r. T. puRHETT, President.
". \. HALDEMAS. Eicc-Presldcnt-
IOHN :. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS ASI, DRoyEKS BANK. Treasurer.
Address THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Public Library Building. Louisville. ny.
Circulars giving full particulars, and all otner III
formation, sent on application to locs-hoA NO. es'
Richmond,Na Jy lo-d.aw&NeoW2n-
r AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
IL FITRNA CE.-The best furnace ever made. All
cast Iron. Satisfaction qua rantced In All CASES
..-Tes WARRES RANGE.
First nrcmiuHt, American Institute, 1871: BouDie
Elevate. tNen, WurfAing- 'iosct hrniiiBg,i,o of.
Fen,er-f;,a Dunn lng and Shaking crate, Direct
Draft Keeps Side Turning
| -. y.Ia 1FiRk,FLACE HEATER .
Se!f.foodl.ig las the largest radiating surface or
90 any Stove In the market. 49,
/ g ~ IL shows thu n.ire .lircr ~
Wehase bGe Ired the agency for flie st,tye set,tt
'is'i = atssi'ssf = WILSON Is spEsT.
an I'm So.-iai7 aiaia street..
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iinr5.- EO5ton, August ia fire in
Dorchester Yesterday morning nearly de-
'uoy"d the large and elegant summer NAH
son OF Mrs. Is. +. iiawlcy, and occupied by
-" !amilieS oi W. II. ilawlcy and b. j.
ll,'l". The Insurance on the property is
si2.rJ0.
F'nSI'rgi, August H. Yesterday after
noon iirc broke out in Il stable on Mark,
"feet above Wood street which spread
ItllidtH, destroying seven dwellings. Loss
S:'o'"oo; mostly insured. Mrs. DettZer, an
El."fiy lady, was overcome by the heat aud
'NSht, aud died last evening.
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SEeoND-SlGHr MYsTERIEs-A SCENE NOT on
Ti'E H'Lrs.-l'he Cape Atly Star Of to-day
says:
The performance OF itr: ard Mrs. Eicklc
at the Columbia House last night Clr,. W II
rather abrupt and unlookcd-for termination.
The first portion Of the programme had pro-
cceded regularly enough, and the tricks were
in many instances good, and created Il good
deal of fun.
The greatest and best part of the performs
aucc had, however, yet TO come, according
to announcement. The audience were di-
lrctcd to wit.tcsS Mrs. r. NickIc in her So
cond--ight nlystcric+,' III which she was TO
describe articles in the possession Of the utI.
dicnce. Nickel retired behind the scene, and
attention WIS directed to apparent disorder.
SOMETHING WRONG.
There was murmuriu% and swearing, and
finally direct accusation by Mrs. Nicklc,
You have struck me. and | will not go on"
The audience SIT dumbtoundcd. and
Nicklc, agilatcland rale as death, announced
that the hop would proceed instead of second
sight.
The people arose discontinued. and in Il
moment came Il beatty ial! Tithir, the curtain
and hcarlrending shrek. Then came Il
wild and exciting scene III the dense tbfong
of 60 persons crowding the hall. The
scenery was broken down, and lying help
les. on the floor was the apparently mani
mate fern of Mrs. Niclile.
This was il sight not TO be tolerated. and
there was disposition to tear Nicklc to
pieces He had evidently relied the woman
to the floor. ard tLc police under Chief Enocl
Hand being promptly /" the. scene, it was
expected that they would do all TINT .rH> ne
ccssnry. The a-"riCrrd wife, however, was
unwilling TO prefer an accusation against hcl
husband. and 10 arrest was mldc-at le,>
Nicklcand his wife We're allowed to retire I,
their chamber.
We want at Cape May no more second
sight Of such sights aS this. and now VIC leave
| this "losiu@ pair 10 their OWN reflection
and meditation:
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Rev. A. T.. Dickinson and Rev. }. I. Hin
cannon delivered addresses ut Union, Tenn,
last Friday, in behalf of the Bristol Femal L
College, and raised for it from the congreg-, /
ton Sl,375. Mr.. Dickinson remained and
preached last Sunday in the Methodist church
ut Union, and raised $l35 for the new Bap-
list church in that place.
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SrDrES DEArn.-Mr William Daniel, Il
citizen Of Rappahannock
rounty. was stricken with aropleNv or heart
disease OF Monday last While riding i'll the
road mD.r Gaimc>'> Cross Roads. and fell dead
lf'n III horse. He was remarkably tempe
al" and indtrtrinuS.- H'urrcntoa Ntdcr.
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Chicago has barber who 10 rapidly aecu-
ml.iaI,n, Wealth. Wen lie GUS h,s ciisLs :
n,ers' hair. he doesn't try to dragoon them
int a shampoo.
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Noiiler-tocd fans ARE sold for the benefit Of
a"nns iadles who have no one TO love, al d
!, y DO che" the stuiiiHg out OF any other Kind
:" 'he evening when u hop is in progress.
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900 oDO SECOND Ora ND

s1,OOO,OOO. G ci74 9GSDFH & H 4 S SP
~ :tt1E rUbLlC LIBRARY or kENIuCk , T. !;
SI g NHS 'HS T !" e r :;
HfEh ,;nfG uSGfRr N the ;i fr't h'I q t c
Public Library hnil'iiag IL LOUIS me- y"
UEDAf. september =. l5I" ..nd
One thci,sqild tickets Ui admission VIII nc 49,
NJ $40 each hrlt. tickets. 10; uuaiter-lckcis ssW
II whole tickets for 500: - Ter f!a5 30 10y fono
ia for uGn: .si for $3.50: SIS for j.ru NO DIS
rnuut On rs than *icy worth of tickets ii Il me-
During the Concert THE sun Of sj1oyJO la ctii-
rihn,inn hy lot Of orr. thousand gifts, AZ Follows:
ISL GIFTS.
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A CARD.-The undersigned, having With
"a drawn sro,, tie old concern OF John q George
Gibson win commencs business on his OWE account
o., MoNDa Y, ~. nst.nt, ut No y seventh street,
rvina on Tie CARPENTERS AMP BtlLDfAG
KtisiNFss IN ALL THEIR VA kiotts
TIe woid therefore respectfully solicit from bis
S.iends and fli,. pnbc share or their natroraee
and support aud Ii, retarn VIII himself 70 90
everything in give siase -
MI i''a'''f ~ JOHN GIBSON
+, $50. nh rat
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\ WIDOW &',r il,;l URruth~ --Two week.
a"o there Appeared At IT," 'uiou iI"t,l; cor
unr of Pratt and Charles streets; Il Numa:,
md lrrtwo children, the Youngest nj infant
aud the other Il child Of six years. Thr
woman stated that >lic was from Clark>villc.
illinois: that her husband deceased Il few
weeks since. and that she had disposed OF her
household effects for one hundred and fifty
dollars, receiving for that sum 4 draft upon
Il bankin%-hoIl>c in Richmond, Va. Atter
she had remained at the Union Hotel tW"
diy< >lIy stated to the proprietor that she WAS
without ready funds. anu wished 10 =" 10
Richmond for the purpose of residing will!
her l:uhcr-ill-!aw. he living within fifteen
miles of that place. The proprietor of the
hotel kindly torgave her the little bill which
she had contracted, and stated to her she
could take with her her trunk and Whlt little
effects il contained. but she declined taking
il, stating that il could be forwarded atrer
she md found her relative. She then started
for Richmond, and Il t,W days since Il
policeman called al the Union Hotel.
stating that the won1ln had. through The
police authorities III Richmond, cuiiinu-
niratcd with the police authorize. in this
city to the effect that her trunk contain
ing the draft for SlJ0 WAS furc;bly detained
at the hotel above spoken OF. The charge
WAS denied by the proprietor, and after the
trunk had been unlocked, III presence of the
@i'iccr, no such .1r:'tt It's spoken Of or other
,;l,mllc- could bt found, the ouli' articles
in the trunk being Il few soiled garments.
On Thursday l;lSt the same Wolnan and her
ciildrcnappCarcd 1T the Southern Police Sta
tion-l louise. the WOMAN affirming that she
failed to find her taheriI-!aW. Captain De-
lanty then interested himself in her behalf,
hut OF Friday WAS SURPRISED tn learn from
Rchmond thai the woman had been banishcd
from that place OIL Il charge Of yagrancy.
Captain Eclanty, upon rcceivingthiS inform
alton, related the circumstance TO two gen
tleuen then about to start for Richmond ly
the boat, and they purchased Il ticket for her,
and on Saturday she again started South tie
gentlemen promising 10 assist her i'll ndliu.
her t:i'hcr-in-law.-B baltimore american.
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.T,fs3K ANB Je5is II Rim TING NffsAa II
ID Ia}NE ATTHfS OF E.
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JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATGf5SsIl
al COMPANY. fxssesLdSHs

JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATGssstfsaIi
FOR NEW YORK. PfiLApEPInA. BALTl-
MORE, NORFOLK. POKTSM0Ui
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
iNGS ON THE JANIS
RIVER.
ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AID "SCE DE
L'EAU" tSkWELLS PolHI).
The fast ami elegant United States mail steamer
JoIN SYLVESTER, Captain T. {. OXFORD, leay,s
,,nnnauv,E wharf at Rockctts Tor III. afnvc-namco
pieces III MONDAYS, WkDStSltAfS,a AND fkI-
DAYS. 3 \ III, and returns on in'ssnas'
Ihrr .,i:I AID saturday afternoons. at % O'CLOCK
Ir... cers ,,,nucci at Norfolk with the old Fay
"a steamers far baltimore. Philadelphia, ana New
York.
If stran.r .,a 70
Fare Ia Philadelphia. y"
Far. H. Baltimore. "
Fare to Norfolk ~
Excursion tickets To Old Point ana ue
III Pau and return, 81. Good until used. ,s,s,
Tickets on sale at g. RBER cos EAfhEcc,
and baggage checked through. ., orc.
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk. Portsmouth,, Bos
tDu. BALTIMORE, aud priHcipsi landings ON Chess
pc, ke Bay. aud all regular landings on james rlscr
AZ REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received fron, A. NJ TIL +, M.
Freight tor ~ar-iandtngs must bic prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester viii be chartered for eve
ming excursions at reasonable rates.
J.. y. ,rATUM, General Agent
Once, Con,pauyis wharf:
Er1incb office. corner Main and Ninth streets le Z
SPE,'IaL NOTtCE.-Tbe steamer SYLSES-
TER will leave Richmond OH and after Montay
The 18th of August at q A Ill. aust
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RICHMOND. tREpEnIckspunc ASpl

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COT q
hlCuMOSB, VA. June 10, lsTa. I
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10Th. the TRAINS IN thi, road rill run as fol-
lows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond vt 5 A.
". and 1850 ~, ant leave Petersburg at h:2S a.
NJ. and st5 =. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS. with 4 passenger coach ct.
iacled, leave Richmond at = a. NJ. snd y. NJ, and
leave Petersburg at T:it 4. NJ. anu 49, j. NJ.
The ECO A. NJ. TRAIN VIII ret leave Richmond Z
Oh Sun,lays, and tue s:n5 T.. VI. NAH. TRAIN and
r:is a. NJ. FHEHiHT TRAIN will pot leave Peters,
burg on Sundays. y
FARE Tor single Tickets, ....,.....,....fl 20
Fare for return liChrts............... or
Communication tickets can iT had 1T the 'ollt wing
,ai"s.
FlIy-tr'p trketStnr.. ...........,...S<o 90
Onc-hundrcG Zip tickets for. ....,. 80 %
Pissrn .crs for Npffnis will take the l.5G r. VI.
DAILY TRAIN. and those frem Norfolk will COW
meet ut Petersburg with The Il:ts \. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover hin win take the co A.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays WrdursiiIvs, and Fr.,ayb;
and returning, leave Richmond The same days at
!.sa +. NJ.
The MAIL riAINS VIII stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The 4 \. NJ. TRAla WI connect ut Petersburg
with The Atlantic. M.Slseippi and ohio railroad for
lynrhhUrg 'nlly.
rULLMAN'S PALACE SLFErING.CAR Will
up attached {" The THROUGH Train at Weldon,
rnnuiug through 10 Wilmington.
z. f. KASEY,
jc 10 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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