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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-01
To the Subscribers to the
Capital Stock of the Marietta
81 North Georgia Railroad

q North Georgia Railroad
Company.
NAyING Entered into a contract with Wal
In lace, Haley g. Co, who with one hun
dred hands. will at once commence work on the
Road. Five Dollars per share is hereby called
in, in terms of the subscription, to be paid to H.
M Hammett, Secretary and Treasurer. on or
before the 26th April next.
The expenses Of commencing the work is
necessarily higher for the first month than for
any succeeding month, The success of the en-
terprise depends on promptness in meeting the
instalIments az called for Any one desiring.
can pay mp their subscription in full 10 the Sec
retary and Treasurer and receive certificate of
paid up Stock in the Road.
By order Of Board OF Directors,
H. u. HAMhETT,
March 26th. 1874. Sec'iy. & Trtas.
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Primus. Edwards, p, c., is to be
hung in Americas on The 22d of May
next.
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GEORGIA. Cherokee County /:

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VNTILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city Of Marietta, Cobb
county. Ga. on the
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DAVID W. ORR. Executor
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

A SAMARITAN N PRisoN.-A prisoner in
the Missouri renitenliary, too weak to work
and who had the run OF the yard, one day
asked the warden If he could be allowed TO
cultivate q small corner Of the Enclosure.
What do you want to rsisc:' "Cucum-
bers, sir" "Why, you can't raise them
here: The other prisoners would steal them"
NO. sir" said the man firmly; "thcy will
not steal one OF them Well, 90 ahead"
said the warden; if any of your cucum-
Icrs are stolen Gon't come to me with yonr
complaints" "You will never hear from
me on that score, SIR" The cucumbers were
planted, walerea, trained, and cultivated,
and an Immense crop was the result. As fast,
however, US the fruit ripened il disappeared,
and the warden bcctme convinced that the
owner sold it for liquor, produce, or some
other contiaband article. He directed the
man TO be watched, and finally he was &C.
tectcd in the act Of carrying his cucumbers
TO the hospital and giving them to the poor
fellows who, in their sickness, cravcd them.
Not one had been stolen.
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break you knows or something InI, ssesans
mag occur. I propose an exS asas BE. Elease
obtain for 1ne a poaifion Oh missionary 10
Turkey or some other bcathen cc1ntry, ana
don't let us have any more te,c IorS
Euertng Post.
The Treasury Department 1t appears on
induEes In the luxury o. iui.
v,ishtng Us empsoye, With carriages suu
horses to greater extent than any otAS's
the Secretary, the Assistant sceIetal5, snn
heads Of bureaus and taeir chiet. CLERKS III
having turnouts at thels overnment expense
The Government printer ana nus cnlel Slelh'
and the Commissioners OF Agrseuiture'
Patents, Indian AHairs, ETC., are ai iur'
nished in the same way.-Boston i1ef0td
special. !, ~ .fsssrs-
No man goes TO the Senate to be vindicated
in vain. There was never legislative body
SO sensitive to such appeals. hnever stops
to call for testimony or summon witnesses
Ans supporter Of the Administration who
has been charged with being a,drunkard,
thief. libertine, or liar, has only-to present
| the fact and name his office. The Senate
| yindicates him without question.-Het'
| York 9rtbsoae. 80 -
| Prosperity agrees with Forney. That stu
! pendolis anti. Cameron majority has Gone hin
| o world of good. He is now milking little
! remarks of this sort in bis paper: The
! wear 1874 will be revolutionary in more
senses than one, and we shall not be at al
surprised if it revolutionizes Consress-i
| not in politics. assuredly in its politicians
| New issues call for new men, and new com
| binations for new candidates."
Attorney General Cooke, of Florida, met
S. Is. McLin, Secretary of State, in a stree'
of Tallahassee few days ago, and dexter
ously knocked him down twice, much 70
the satisfaction Of several citizens. the
prcvocation was an article in McLin's RadI'
cal piper, tho Sentinel, denouncing Cooke
| because he advocated the reputation OF Ger.
tain bonds issued in aid Of the JacksonYille,
Pensacola AMI Mobile railroad, the proceeds
of which went into the pockets of one man.
Notwithstanding the prediction Of the
New York Times that Dir. Williams Will I've
confirmed, there is reason to expect thar
public sentiment will be respected and the
Chief.Justiceshp reserved for a more COM
potent man.-Hartford ,Courdnt.
pcrrierc. the French consul at Newport,
has taken very French leave. He sold his
house some time since and went away,
leaving notice that he would return in a few
days, but it has slipped his mind, somehow,
aud bis creditors are uneasy. Another
French consul at that port Slit out" in the
same way few years ago.
A Tcrre Hautc man, who has been trying
to make both ends meet, is living on heaG-
cheese and oX.tail soup.
What is the difference between plan OF
battlefield and Il roasted pippin One is u
war. map, and the other is warm apple.
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1ARINE ruTlEElIlII,.,IIIIGEsCE.



PORT on RICHMOND. JAxUAnY 2, 1874 '7. !, g.
xRRIyKD. j. 9,
Rrtp AouIduick, johnson, New YORK, M .ssssa
Mondsy 10 load nour for South AmesacS' Dui''op
Bris MAGENTA, Parker. Windsor: y. B., plaster
stanles g Blair, arrived at City Point
- SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mefciian-
d,se and r,assenners. l.. h. Tatum. yore
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, mem agent NJ -
merchandise and nassengers, g. a U 10 load for
Scbnnoncr Condova, Steadmau, Norfolk, nght' 10
load coal. Curtis Earker. ,.,,,,,
Il Schooner Ashland. Shannon, Nortoik' inefeiii-
ai Schooner Judge Hopkins, Baker, City Point TO
schooner William II. Tantrun, Shoe, Chester
Pa'.Iogs and spokes, Curtis Parker. rr--
SIoop Rebecca, Stevenson, NorioiS' paile'', 1"-
ii 70 I" ~ CLEARED Fon THIS PORT
scbooncrJ. y. Hall, Powell, Boston, Dece1n-
Schooner Louisa, Patterson, Bala more. Deceh'
Der 81.
schsoners Hattie Coombs, Jainison ana M
Ingrahani, hence, arrived at fro'isen'e'
schooner Alice Curtis Phillips, hence arrived nj
Baltimore January LET. ..,,-od ot
schoouer Lizzie Major. Gerrish. hence, afri'eu u
New York December 3lst.
lBY TELEGIAPILl
NEW YORK, january 2.-Arrived: City OF ANU
werp, &. II. Lawrence. 80,
schooner Allen Lewis, from Nayassa Tor Ny
Point She lost her main boom ana man syn ~ -,
the gale of the 25tlI. Passed out, Steamer hosai
Minstrel. for LIVERPOOL.
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BALTIMORE CyFFEE MARKET.

TuuKsDAY.-Marketf for Eio has remained quiet
since last weeks review, though holders continue
strong We quote, I'm absence of sales, The range
of prices US last wcek-yiz For carsccs (ltio ord-
nary, 23aG24c;: fair, 24aasoc.; good' 20 2o% ga
26c prime. 2Gi;u 265c. 4; extreme range Tor ~
VOICE! 23iiG27c lob lots Extraordinary. pa ia.
o4Ic.: tnIr 25ao254c.; gno,. 2Gg92GGc.; prime;
27@, 274c.: choice, 27}zQ52 7Sc.; fhocy. 2Sc.0alt
huud:.-Stn Repnrter.
The Sam stys cditoriaily: The agitation OF me ne
order Increase the revenues has had the effect OF
reviviNg speculation In those articles il l. No.
ticed that dealers are accommodating large stocks,
aud that there are frequent purchases al carSots TO
arrive. These facts are being reported 10 the Irca-
sury Department. and The information Is OF weight
agalust the policy of imposing the duties, which
tie Increased revenues will probably render I'M
necessary. The action Of the western grangerS In
opposing these duties, Washington correspond
eli. thinks wi scare twenty or thirty c:ngres -
men out Of their Individual opinious' lie adds
that II western congressman from the agrcui-
tura districts must tight The te;; and c"iice Guty or
stay at home the next Congress-"
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WILD HORSES OF THE WESr.-[From the
Topeka Coumon,realM.l Large numbers
OF wild horses abound OIL the prairies be.
tween the Arkansas and Smoky Hill! rivers.
They are Of all sizes and colors, and are the
widest of all wild animals. They usually
roam in bands of from six TO twenty, and
will run at sight Of nlan two miles away.
A great many domestic horses as we'll as
mules which have strayed away from their
owners haye taken UP with the wild ones.
After running with them for awhile they
become rs wild as their Unframed compan-
ions. Various methods have been adopted
10 capture these aboriginal horses, but they
have generally proved fruitless. A scrub5y
colt or broken-doTn mule is as general
thing the only reward foral the time, labor,
and expense in such visionary schemes.
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TIE WOMAN WHO HELPED Her LOVER TO
Fscarg rEou PsIsoN.-Yhe Maggie JoIrdan
case. in New York, in which the woman was
tried for procuring the escape, In female at
tire, Of her lover, the convicted murderer
Sharkey, has came TO an end for the present
in tho disagreement OF the jury. The sym
rathy with which certain class invest We'
men of her class, who defeat justice by some
thing that has an element OF sel!-sacTifce IN
il, IS a very poor kind OF sympathy. among
nil the murderers in the Tomb5 Sharkeg was
nerhaps the p.cancst aud yi!cst. A thief and
.au.t!eI,S runner by profession, he became
murderer in az cowardly manner as he pos
sibly could. That any one should nave
heart interest in such deSpicabIe wretch
would pass all belief if humanity had no
history.
The Jury in the case, after being out over
twenty-!onr hoars, entered the courtroom
Gnd1 cported that it was impossible 10 agree:
Recorder Hackett thereupon discharged
them. Miss Jourdan stood up while the
foreman was INTERCEPTED by the clerk in the
usual form. There was not the slightest
trace Of excitement in her face or dcmeanor.
AS she retired 10 the prisoners box, under
nh order Tint she should be rcmanded, she
met her sister and they kissed, and she
passed on Eurriedly. She has care
fully restrained her feelings since the
beginning Of her troubles. During
Inc trial CT Sharkcy she attended
every day, and seemed satisfied with a nod
of recognition As the prisoner passed her
scat. Her extraordinary devotion to the
condemned man has never Lccn manifested
by words or tears, or bysteric:, but by acts.
Now that the tIll force OF the prosecution
Las been turned upon her, and nc conviction
has resulted, her counsel will ask that she
be admitted to bail in small amount, and
set at large until such time as the district
attorney gets ready to try conclusions before
Il Jury 4 second time.
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THE DgsoLArENEss OF CuARLEsToN.-Poor,
dead Charleston! Eight years have passed
since the war, and the city lies in ashes,
ruins, and deSoIation. A United States Off
Ger calling upon lis says: ooh, the place has
improved wonderfully this year. l really
think they have spent as much as $40 for
paint !" He also tells US that, not long
Since, the officers stationed ut the garrison
gave ball and invited Charleston, sup
posing, in the innocence Of their hearts, that
I,eace was established. Charleston hesitated;
Lat it was long time since Charleston had
seen ball. So it compromised, attended,
and drew such line of demarcation that in
half an hour all the officers and their families
were on one side of the line while Charles
ton danced on the other. The aristocraiic
quarter oftbc city is along the Battery, facing
the haI Dor. Here are stately old residences;
but they arc shut up, or appear 20, OUT OF
repair, and, in some instances, bear the
marks of our bombs he!s. CU'TeSpondence
Of the UeceiQnd UcrGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

VERY " ALIr ABLE DIsT1LLERY,..
& Y WITH MOTT COMPLETE MACHINERY
AMP FrxTuREs TdEKEIE. on, on THE The q SF
BEEE TUkEPIKE MSFHissE 2sh napksp
Y TIE SsI 1sAa III WW fLns 81
.FEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD C eoftheer,
eco,ors Of s,e ia,e ". 81 Jones. deceased, VINO ac.
by authority OF decree OF the W
Richmond entered n cass OF , tS ,,ss
S gs ssn on Fiji n 10th day Of January
4 olsssTrt s,Rsted q
s sbrace soBssafSs "a Or LAND having
now 81 50 e
worked, without doubt possesses great value for
ha ac Inducements consist Of the MAIN DIS
TjLLEKY I IL feet by about so feet, three stories
high aud Of brick: BONDED WAREHOUSE, AZ
BY 81 feet. also Of brick aud all very substantial
Unlimited supplies of water furnished by well, a
p1Th e ti.,d III EkY AND MIXTURES consist in
part of two forty-horse engines 2 boiler OK the
Ing iine whisky, 20 lernening this, s,2s0 gallons
each; large receivers: copper,iined mas1-snbs,
anu IN order; soda asi-tIb yeast mash-iub, hops
tub. all complete; pair large scales Fairbanks
scale for weighing cattle or coal ana
yatots stahling for eight horses, fousc Tor 2,1U0
hogs, Decides other articles OF value and general
This establishment was gotten up since the war
,vithnu regard TO EXPENSE 1t cost nearly 81 900,
and is probably the most complete OF us kind IN
Virginia. .,, -,
its proximity 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharyes and besides is especial value as dlstii-
iery may be readily adapted TO Other purposes sucn
ms apaper or cotton mill, or anT other manufactur
ing purpose.
chinery and fixtures of every kind In suitable lois
and parcels.
tas as we'll as those having use for such articles Is
invited to this sale, where great bargains may doubt
less be obtained.
TERMS: win be made known at the time Of the
GALE
the dly Of saIe GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
In 2 Auc;ioneers.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 2-Noon-stochs actIfe'
Money-Nothing doing. 2 bid. Cod, lloa. Ex-
change-Long, 4S3; short, 467. lbxchange IS
quoted on the new method. which is SO many cents
Der pound sterllrg.J Governments strong. States
quiet.
Ercaing-Thc new year opened with great bouy-
ancy on Exchange, which continued to the close OF
business 4 large business was transacted In sech-
rites. both for investment aud speculation, and
nrcns in most cases were higher than since the
pa,ic AT the close Of the day the bouyancy con-
tinurj, aud dealings in exchange were attended
with much animation. Money easy at z. Exchange
dull at 4S3 Gold declined at 110S@1 OF. Gov
ernmcuts uuIl and trihe of. States quiet and
nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

good local denand; scarcity Of freight room
Checks foreign demand; TRIBE extra, s7@7 $50;
family, IS. 50@89.50. Corn III good demand and
ut 57@5Sc. Bran dull ut S7&c. Hay in fair de-
nland and good supply; prime. 2lc. choice, 24S;
Pork dull at II 2.25. Drysalted meats dull at l69
Gule-stock small: shoulders, s4c; clear ri6,sides
CSC; clear sides, 94e Hams quiet; .t otd' s Sas
Sc. !; new jobbing. 1901 SIC. Lard quiet at S4eg
S1c for tierce. 9;ac. for keg. Sugar In fair de-
nlitnd inferior, 4aD4Ac.; eomnon, 5a6s.: fair
TO fully fair, 6&97Ac.; prime to choice, sYSHc
MoJasses in goou demand aud frmer at o7@ soc
for fair, 63 a65c. for prime, 6696Se. for strictly
prime to choice. Whisky quiet ut 9sc LOT Lon,si
ana, u. 02h for choice Cinclenhu. oehee' flag
26c. Corn meal quiet at rs 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
L AND THIRTY ACRE FARM WITH ~
PROVEMEMTS, TO BE SOLD At rs GH il li
JANuARY 18TH, 1874, AT l2 O'QLogK u.
THAT BEING COURT DAY..By virtue OF : coed &c,
enst. 1870 and of record In County Court OF Ches-
lerfieid, default having been made In payment of
certain negotiable note secured in said deed and
ueing requested SO to do by holder OF faia iwi
It the sbove time and place. that cer,uin TRACT,
OF LAND lying In Dale township Of y ts
of s g. Duyal Richmond aud Petersburg railroad,
Cbeatham. and others containing one hundred and
thirtyl 3Oj acres more or less, with improvements
thereon. ta.. ~ =. y !. -,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay expense OF sale
and a negotiable note to the amount OF $353 80
with interest to date Of sale
j. THOMPSON BRowN. Auctioneer. j I-tls
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EDUCATIONAL.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IA. will b4 Taught at Sawville, King William
county, commencing 18th january, 1874, and
ending 9th July following. q II the usual EEg-
fish branches will be taught and also The Latin an-
g,ase can take four girls In my family us boarderS
For tiihon. six months. go: for board, Including
washing labIs. &c, 800. win be aided by CON-
netent assista nts who as well as myself, have had
several years experience at teaching: Address
= JAMES G. WHITE, ~
Maneohc post-0flce.
King William county, Va.
xREFERRNcEs : Rey.:A. L. Dickinson, Il. Gar
lick, aud A. ID. sands Of Richmond. Va, Dr. VIII
liam Gwathmey and olonel William Il. Agieth
OF King Wiiliuu, and Or. William ID. Quesenberry,
CT Virginia Senate. De 2T-a2taw&sutreo1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
RICHMOND MARKETS.

FSlCr1MC1Sb NAArClAh -.
FRIDAY. January 2, 1874.
q Country Produce.
ed Eooss: Ginseng 70u9oc'; Seneca without top
Bees,cae: csc. q d. $500.
Butter: Prize TO choice yellow. 2502Sc. poor
TO good, 15&l20c. ronmon, SG1Oc- ...
Buck,cheut f2onr: Sc. Dull.
Broom-Cora: Green, S0l0, red, 4@5c.
lorr, ,lt57i: zoe. II bu.hcl.
as asaS4; In barrels 2'e-2S' u o'1sn' " crates
-Four: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine,
s5?5@sG;, superine, s7@s7;25; extra. ss@
Brands brands slo.5o@s1i. ~ '''E
s6S44ec. ''' A'V'''''' ''S'O''' ''1'l-'u'
EHarseed: s1.5O@s1 80 n bushel. .',>
Or hug ~ Virginia tsmotny sl.lo@s125; clover
Lard: Country. 9@10c.
Is1kns: Balcd. S0G0S5c. p 100 lbs.
On:0nS.-S1 0Sl.40 II bushe.
Potatoes: Irish, 5oQ6Oe. "a bushel. ,s- :
Poulry-Dressed: Turkeys, 1a@15c.; Chickens
" He ae' s5c. q bushel. ? ~ $ -
Sn'rnc: 73c.99ominai ',A'''
Sa aea1 Slr auseoS 5o@6oc.
Wooi: washed, ssa4ac.; unwashed, 26a2sc
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: s2.2a@s2.so q barrel Rosenu I'''1
Lime Agrlcuurs i9@ 5ns e 9ass kiyer v1r.
al.25@sl.40; Rockland, vi .65@fi;;,2. do,,vered
c1 hinssi IL 7sGss: ~ o s.
Broom teetingsan shirtt1as A. Manchester &c
~ ~ .j,nss Riwrr. eIc.; james River, &c.;
James RIVER ri EeH,nnosi S "A Potomac,
lSv , RIne RIDGE, &C.; "A Rockbrfoge,
i0Sc.; 4 Rockbridge, SC A LeaksYille, 11 L.
JoSe eaes;Is ioc as Isl fe S sSs
Bleaehsd saitings and Sasesngs a s WsIs1
a "A Mas9nyil!e e 3;1cid a.4 &c "A
4 x99e, a.4 loc. IA Social, &C. A.aoskeag
1s%.; Wholesome, Zoe; Barnslsy. &c.; R b'
PeS ss - S io4 @alsn io4 CITY
B Bro Drills: Petersburg, 1oAc-; Wes'f0rd'
] 1He.; GraniteviIe. 12c. $500.
eorsat +, y ass Esvonla' 11e'; Am0skeas
Deain.s Harlem, IKE; Boston Steam Mills
prints: American. eHe.: Aliens, ioc.; Rich ha
monS doe snrasIHss ,ailion, aos MerrinssI
in asn MALLORY. Sc Oriental. I0c.;z Pacific,
10c.; Arnold, s1c.; Amoskeag, sse.; Wamsutta
e cambrics: Rice. &c; English, Sc.
Drugs, Dyestutfs, Oils, &c.
AJ,tm SC. - s. $500 ,sss4. .4.5
Ateaao,:: s2.25 q gallon. .,.,.
Concentrated Ly4:: 10 " case Of four dozen.
Copperas:: SC.
I q .locltnsal: IL az b.
Extract Of Loglo0pd.: &c. -. VI. -. (; !,
Indigo: u .25. So
OILS: LiDseed, $l.05; machine, &1@i1:75
sperm, 50 IS: whale, e5c.: straits, 60@TOc
Labraiior-cod oil, S0QS5c.; lard, SOC. sweet
&c az dozen: hest salad III CASTOR ~ 81 gallon
Virginia .uhrlcating, 60c.; kerosene, le@2oc. q
gallon. ~
Race Gtages: loo. ...s $50 80. ss1,
Soaa: Sal, sa@s4c In kegs; English Soda 7szc.;
| American, Tea So DIRK 2s4 i 4e
| Spirits Idrpentine: 5sc. .z5.
| Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy : 14@l5c. " b. NJ s.s
Lemons: ~ 50ao$9 ~ box.
ordnges: $5@t7. Il.
Fertilizers. .ss, 80, b
/ Gnan0. Peruvian. $50: G,laiape, $40 N ton
sea-Fowl, $50; PaciHc, $50: Powlntan RaWbone
Snperphosphaie, $5s; Flour OF Rawbone. $50;
] Piedmont, $50; Maryland Tobacco-Food, $50. US
| Groceries, &c. s .ssEs
| Bacon: Shoulders. a4Rsxe.; ribbed sidee
&C., and scarce clear ribbed sides, 8dfeac.
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Novel BY j. 6. Holland, editor Serb
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Arthur Ron njcastIc Ia the most mature and fin
ished prose work OF its popular author The great
lesson OF the book is scltrespect and self-rcance
the evil influence of dependence being exemnlified
fin different characters and circumstances by the
youth Of Arthur and The life eft Peter Mullens. For
misunderstanding, purpose, pathos, style, ana
saver of the soil, Arthur BOnncaste Is remarkable
among the novels Of the time.
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