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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-05

New York Produce Market.
NEW YoRK. Feb. Q.


NEW YoBK. Feb. Q.
CorToN-Quiet. Middling uplands at 12JIc.
FLoUR-Dul and In buyers favor. Receipts
5000 bbls. Sales 5000 bbls superfne state and
Western -four at b,ob@bs0; common TO choice
extra state $5,sS@6.l0; common TO choice extra
western, s5.s5@o.2o; common 10 choice Il.
ii. q. 6.S5(9S. 06.
RYE FLoUR.-Quiet Sales 100 bbls at s46o9
SEQ for superfine.
wHRAT-Dul the speculative demand sub
sided shippers holding of. Receipts 1900
bushels. sales none.
RYR-QuleT. Receipts 5000 bushels Sales
none.
CoRN-Dull. Receipts 6s 900 bushels. Sales
10, 900 bushels at 59a6 nc for new western Mixed
60a62c for old western mixed.
BARLEy-Dull and declining. Receipts 6.Oot
bushels. Sales none.
OATs.-Dull. Receipts 10000 bush. Sales
! 1900 bushels az B9@b3kc for mixed western and
state, and 4b09b4c for white do
PoRK-Dull. Sales OF 100 barrels at $l67;
for unexpected.
BEEF.-Dull.
LARD.-Qulet. Sales OF 100 tierces ut Sll ,0C
for steam and none for kettle rendered.
BUTTRR,-Market is quoted at 1885 fo
new state and Pennsylvania.
CHEEsE.-cheese is quoted at 7@Ac fol
common to prime.
wHIsKY.-.FiFm at si,Os per gallon free.
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We have a splendid stock of Overcoat-
ings, Sultlngs, Diagonsls and Pant Cloths,
and shall be very happy to show them TO
all in want of Custom Clothing, made up
in first class style for little money.
Clothing cleansed, pressed and repaired
In the neatest possible manner. Clothing
cut and warranted to fit Ladies' sacques
cut and made by experienced hands.
NovAoK & MURPHY,
Morse's Block Cup stairs).
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We wish to call special attention to our
advertisement in this paper. We cordially
invite all to call at our store to see the cele-
brated Weber piano. We also have vari-
GUS styles Of The George Woods and the
Mason 81 Hamlin organs, and we assure all
who are thinking of purchasing instru-
ments. that they will find our prices ex-
ceedlngly low, and terms very easy.
MCCLURE 81 HALL,
d&w No. SO West street, Rutland, Vt.
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Destroyed by Ice.

LodANsPoRT, Ind, Feb. 4.
One span of the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad bridge, crossing the Wa
bash river at this point, was carried away
this morning by floating Ice. The bridge
was being rebuilt Of iron.
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The Vanderbilt Asylum

New YoRK. Feb. 4.
1t Is stated that an a'yum for worn-out
rsl,old employees will be erected by VIM.
II. Vanderbilt on the late commodore's
farm at Low Point, twelve miles below
Poughkeepsie.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. Zig
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday: a. m. 2s above
2 p. IN. 4j above SO p. m. 2s above.
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A candid atatement.

1t is but justice to acknowledge facts
and reward merit when due let it fall upon
whom it may. Very many are prejudiced
against using a patent medicine, because
there are so many worthless, daily adver-
tised; but there are exceptions ard Shiloh's
Consumption Cure is one of these. No
Medicine could for moment stand under
the test given this unless it had superior
merit. Never before has Cough Remedy
acquired So large Il sale in 81 short time,
and gwen such universal satisfaction. Y u
cannot afford TO refuse to try it for Throat
or Lung trouble. Your prejudice VIII
certainly yield after using it; otherwise cor
denim it. Sample bottle 10 cents, resu ar
size 90 cents and Sl.00. A. w. Higgn 8,
Paige Sc Crooks, Rutland, Il. A. Mons I,
West Rutland, Rice & Co., Castleton, W.
Sweet, Fairhaven, j. NJ. Campbell, Poult-
ney; sold elsewhere by dealers.
"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else-
where nv dealers ppnerallv d.Ew1 V
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A RARE
Business Chance

The business and stock of goods OF the late
II. r. Dyer IS hereby offered for sale on the
most favorable terms, and any one with mod
eraJely small CAPT. al can stepright into good
business wilton was established IN 1889, and has
been sucse. sfully Garrl ed on for eighteen years
since. good line OF customers throughout
the town, county, and In fact ali western YER
mont, a there is no other house carrying the
same llRe OF go) DDS. The presidential question
is about to De settled satisfactorily, and It is
the opinion OF the best judges In all sections OF
the country that IS soon as spring opens there
will be greatsan1 6 neral revival OF business,
and here Is offered an extraordinary opportu-
nifty for one to take advantage OF "the tide"
Possession Civ m Immediately and no rent UNI
til April lst. Until further no'ic' there VIII DO
practical workmen In attendance to do any JOB
work, and all ord RS for & DDS viii be promptly
attended TO. JAS. ii, Df hh'
Rutland, Feb, lst. ADMINISTRATOR.
fld&w2m
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AMERICAN EsGLSE.
Burliuutou. "

w. +. Paige, Proprietor.
Having leased the above ael known ho-
tel, and taken possession of me, ] shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. shall 60
deavor to NATHAN the reputation Of the
house for being first-class in every respect.
j10dtf w. L. PAIGE.
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Lynched.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. T.
Frank j. Aster was taken from his home
in Stanley township, few days ago, and
lynched. Cause unknown.
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CARDELLE-In Middlebury, February J, John
Cardelle, for several years resident OF Rut-
land, aged 10 years.
Funeral from his late residenee,on Court street,
Mlddlebury, this afternoon at two o'clock.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICER,S
WASHINGTON, Feb. o,--1 p. m.
For New Eogland, falling barometer,
westerly winds and warmer clear or hazy
weather.
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WTANTED-SPRUCE AND WOOD.
w Fifty thousand feet spruce one hun
dred cords green and dry wood.
fsdst CHAs. p, HARRIS q 90.
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New York stoek and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Reh q.
GOVERNMENT BONDS are active ana Ca On
MONEY at BOA per cent.
STATE BONDS dun and declining.
GOLD IS now quoted at 1C5N.
STOCKS were dun and hta noon; WWa~
ern Union sold down to IS. l., ssses Srel
dull AZ 5i& [; Hannibal Ibd II. J,sepI OIL ~
TO IN st. Paul prefer rvu was aLu X; q ccrt
shares but little doing. II = fspOs tsd ~ !
the pool In telegraph nave d cl Il 10 vt = -
inc price because the sieue.L b ar - e&b
market has covered hi HIT
Government bonds were 4t \ 70 4 hfrAeR -
Saturday in sympathy Win 1Ds Ill Va az -
advance In gold 10 1857.
The following are the ! s,LtJ,uur
U. s. o. 81 reg,.,.ll2Xl iArieU ....,,,...1Iss<
U. s. 90 's1 coup. ..1i8X 10 pref....,,,,lsa
o, s. Bros '65 old. 10s]1 Michigan Central az
U. y. sos 81 new. ITO Panama go, in
U. y. 5-20s '67....112X Union Pacinc..., ekK
Y, 8. 5-29s '65......1lG LaEe Shvr, & MS. ~
y. >. bs new. ......llOHl Illinois Cent'NlA.. ~
U. $. 1O-40s reg. ...llO1s lOlevC lnbC 4 I x, aS
U. 3. 10-405 coup. 1H lCulcagC & Y. W.. M
Currency 6s.......Iqs d. ores 49,. ~
Del. & HUDSON -. COX lCleveianu, &. q c..
CanC0n......;...... y. j. tehtIa ...... n
Consolidated Goa. 80 Roct lNand. go. 1Oik
S gu ~ T,siaSlr.D ga, NIL 81 Paul &
Quicksilver 1900. 16aI For 1ayne 49,. III
90 pref. 2l4 Chicago q Alton .l0lK
Pacific MALL. IS DO pref III
Adams Express. .104A Dol. iarL = h 60, GsN
Wells, Fargo d Co. a o.. Is q Q.......i,S
American NJ, U. Ex bsA Ham llnu a y j.. II
y. Z. Exprcs3.". 51k Centra Pacino.. io1K
n, G. & II. X. R.iOl1S unioi ricifc......fAk
Erie''....: o. EXchpust tyn2... 4 D
W. Liti.....-.. 10 marx. .Aobt[
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MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY S. 1877.

ing 1t in this way. II has now become a
law suit and we have good case, good
lawyers, good court aud good prospects.
MOVING TROOPS.
A Columbia dispatch announces the de-
parture of all troops In the state except ten
companies of the eighth and two of the
second infantry. Troops at the state house
are regularly relieved every three days
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Dennison,s putent shipping Tags.

over 200 m lions have ccen USED within tn
past ten YEAR, without COMP aind NJ LOSS ny I
becoming detached. Ali exp rst cn10ts q
use them. Sold By Printers aid Stati er
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER 60 Il AND
d&w N'.,..sI q A. epts
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A u g II / O N
Boots and Shoes

Our entire stock or Winter Goods to DO closed
out at auction, commencing
Monday Evening, Jan. 2ed, 1877,
and continuing through the week. Goods at
auction prices during the day. 1he stock con-
sists OF
60 airs Mems Double Sole and Tap Kip Boots.
" pairs Mems Tap sole Calf Roots,
48 pairs Mems Calf Sewed Box poa Boots
20 pairs Boys Tap Sole Kip Boots,
~ pairs Boy Tap Sole CAT Boots
SO pairs Youths Tap sole Kip Boots,
80 pairs Mems Thick Shoea
40 pairs Ladies' Thick hoes.
30 pairs Misses Thick Shoes.
100 pairs Ladies'. Misses ana Children's ShNHe,
100 pairs Mems Boys and Youths Rubber II
aud shoes.
Mems Beaver Boots, Arctic oyershoes, oil La
dies Beaver shoes, etc.
re- This is a rare chance for laboring me 20
get their supply, as the stock must be sold re-
gardless OF cost,
FOR SALE, new safe, Mosler, Bahmann a
Co.'s make.
o. w. CUaRlER.
No, 9, Mel ,hants Row, Rutland, VI
Ol31NW
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CHURCH WOOD WORK. Des Ens
" for pews, pull qiis and country osnches
mon CAAS. p. HARk y 4 o.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.
NEW GOVERNOR OF OREGON.

NEW GOVERNOR OF OREGON.
New York, Feb. 4.
A Portland (Oregon) despatch says Sec
rotary of State Chadwick was inaugurated
as governor Friday, vice-Grover, resigned.
REVOLT IN NORTHERN MEXICO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 4.
A San Dlmiugo desps'c oh says advices
from Sonora are very gloomy. Both Pas
quieras are united in the revolt against the
Mariscal government. They are said to
have 1900 men under arms, and ext ect
reinforcement from 81 aloa and Chihua-
hua. 1t is reported there was a fight of
two days durati n at Ureo a week ago.
Mariscal has sent to other places for addi-
tional troops.
ICE MOVEMENT.
PRovINoETowN, MASS, Feb. 4.
With slight change of wind and tide
the ice has commenced to move again, and
is drifting out into the bay.
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Fire Record.


LIQUOR WAREHOUSE.
MEMPHIS, Feb 4.
Vacarro & Co.'s liquor warehouse was
damaged $40, 900 by fire Saturday Eight.
LOCOMOTIVES BURNED.
TRENTON, Feb. 4.
A fire In the locomotive house of tie
Pennsylvania railroad damaged eight loco
motives loss estimated from $4,000 to
100000.
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From Washington.
THE SENATE TAKES A REoRss.

WASHINGTON, Feb. T.
The senate reassembed, and immediate.
ly took recess until noon.
SENSIBLE ALWAYS.
BY request Of the president an order for
the transfer of four companies of troops
from Washington TO Fortress Monroe has
been countermanded.
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DEMOCRATIC DESPERATION.

A Washington special says the action of
Speaker Randall in appointing two demo-
cratic tellers, iaises the suspicion that the
democrats do not intend to accept the de-
cison of the electoral commission as final
ity, if made against them.
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A GRAND NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Representative Hopkins, chairman of the
centennial committee, has prepared bill
making an appropriation of $780, 900 to
erect building in this city for the preser.
vation and exhibition of the government
display at the centennial, land the donations
of exhibits of thrty-six foreign govern
ments, which with the collection of the
national museum, will make one of the
finest museums in the world.
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THAT SAMOAN POWER.

Congress has tent to the state depart
pent for the correspondence upon Samoan
affairs. Many senators favor the plan of
securing The trade of the Samoan Islands,
which now goes to Germany.
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TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

A movement has been set on foot here
to organize company for the encourage
ment of trade between this city and Brazil.
A new company, known as the Amazon
trading company, have established direct
lines of steamers A surprising amount
and variety of American manufactures are
beginning to go to Chill and other west
coast regions, via Panama. There is a
profitable export of cottons, particularly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-12

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Tsa el~eAns rs~rasAtlon MAY -
relied On % ehMhee ~ celos u me
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HtlNklss.

The display In horsos was rcnll,
ilnc. We mention thc most note.
worthy among them. Among thu
hcrt 81 this iine family were WilbMl
Hnmblrtoninn owned by Mr. BcAdlr
" Crcscn. l.riRnl,za. md il three ycaI
old colt, SUCCESS. Norman horses
owned hy ]. &. Rollins ~ liurr Onk
Enginnd owned hy Is. r. FolnS ana
nn England colt thu property ~ ID. J.
Norton, nlsn three fine Snwdn-i colts
cnch three years old. possessed ri
line promise and owned. on. y, u. H.
Evans. another hy John Garland M,
4 H. other by I. L. Davies. W. nj,
noticed some fine iinmhicfonlna colt.
especially nnc owned ~ Dr, clcn,n.l
another hy tipfnn Weaver. There
w.er others worthy ~ mention hM'
HAVING lr.s 'hau ia'f 4 lay ~ exam.
IN .y,4y thine III asi.i,i'inn III tha
fur. mAny among thn h,s' We're
tnkcn nway tafprr W. hHd l.ninrd
their owners mil tn stock.
tIsl. AMI.
Nj. l.. W El.ek representing Hi.
lreiil. innf.. Il IL. IL Cliniun Iowa
Ind ltife collection III liW photo.
rromr pictures. Lrslsls snin. nlughi.it
cent cinsan work Hftd wi'fi ttlHin.
Among ~ 'tiaa. fnFel ~ HI MI an
observed nnns l.l.,,etonn rlet,rrs
of well knpNnsiiix,l,A If ihiA county,
iiviag alnl tl - ute' With n
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Ilnhe ~ NHElt0HWH susl''H' 49,
Woodward Van Loan 4 80. rsnbhlr rlaw
/, has rasen, diamond shin, great
improvements. no raihf lh
II Ui.hop tw. hurHe corn planter Ths
snrn PLANTER has Bishops sei' igplping
m,ssi,nrAi ~hie. srvins 70 M i 'nhai
saving machine ~ centT. Iir.
Jfs q Hughes harvester AMI sell bihd.r
very simple IL construction an' istf.o'
il il work, III comp Ny,
/ Kuhn lumber wagon MP
j knstur tanning isili, no comp LET
firrt elass. worthy n srecinl notice.
u Mels A. |. % lieh, spring wasali ll,f
Neueri ii tuIa = 4 converse W Morgan.
inhn kaineh
tla.s " Miscellaneous
Mrs r W i.ea linno En.ersnnins e1sN -
W or.ail i'tsAF,f 's9i
4 l. Esnis orlas, f'aish' ~ rail
! y If.rii.i i.te. ii.i.sh.F very i.f'sAl "
III work md very convenient nrsltl. ~
epbsr ~
n Harsl, rr bous, made In county ~
& IIa.rati spring hea evening tsnf' ~
Il /. rnntne, an.pla four. nr~ pr"eerA III
Whitman a Wentworth sect iion lst-
row VII
" a Trntnl,u!l ease u boot. III
Division II Floral Hall.
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$3.50 &
- - *#
Vi v AM#As i 80 At4t*A saft NJ
Mss 9#sH asNs tss4a
sAstN 81 eA1h n -
49, - -
s
80 M
MI 8 49, N
III II
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49, - 800 \ taA sNs*4a
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whssss Naa ~ 81 "a AAs. s,t@e.
s8g saeNss III atHfN
NAs stssuss tIats piAr tas@srer
~ lA4ttAi 49, Nj n NJ O~sN
1aHgst iatAA, 4 saH' $3.50 sna.i W. N
stt III anss II. \ tassi ~, arA rrse
itH lash fsssA Fslstir rne \ r~rr "A
saegs ssa,as WITH ssanri sHlssslsi
II, sliHr a,usshs afnsrlrv hlnd'ss y
trtsuas sre.ls4seA Il native vresss
! sniaH ~ rass VARIETIES gathered
IN she ssnnss ~ s,rss uss a hsfssa
siam Il, ltille L. Mead, rtnhtWrlhg
nearly ifN sisFYereni sr~rles VI plants.
s'nwass. rfNs@ea Nc.. collected NY TN
rshiisiicf In lhe s,sts, MI casrresly
na,n.si. Mr.. \. u. Carpenter hhA
hall tidy. The rf~,,.ras NJ any thing
~ that nature On cxhlhl.
tscn. Miss Cora fubcs 4 b~nutih,i
tidy which It'd no. sc~m 10 b. enter.
al tor competition With any ether
Mrs. Aaron Crosby had = charm
Quilt containing 9soc pieces. no two
" which WEIR alike: ! decided nov
city. Ml.s d. r. FArnsworth snmc
beautiful chrcmos, given out With
the New Century, \ Ia pAgc weekly
MI about which you ought n learn.
The dairy products had left before
W. got around 10 look them over
nni The vegetables II which the his.
play was large and the samples iinc.
were being trnndlrd on the ground
IA We came to that department note
book In hand. Altogether u WAS a
ilnc show and reflects II good deal III
credit upon the bcc'y. ID. W. Owen
aud Mr.. ncA.llc the President. with
their assistants In the departments
! for tho grand success they made q
Il, and tho almost universal sAtisfAc
ton II gave to MI ihc people Of ~
cry section. Thir Fair has demon
strat.l thu, horse trot u npt MI IS
acntlal feature III Howard count,
. Fair.
The !lnn practical address ~ Prnf
y. 4. Knapp, II Nintnn wua hight,
recommended md ". have reason 1,
believe Il inatrue.i,ely remembered
The eparial premiums were II fent
IRE hs themselves, and attracted
much iht.f.si. The side saddle
given for laliea ellrsipilanIsm WI
awarded tp M.s Della W"hsial
while tn prfspn wholut tn prem
Illm ~ al-o ono III lie committee
, nnl Il WIT nn.jafil, II lii rrnrl" n
logo ihli II aaa MoH II Nf- Eid.
Nni having ef.n tln 'est q. sail W
! have IL opinion Il ptfrf nnl pre-
. 'antar The committee meant ~ aware
. lugtly
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Hal III Tfuasary \ 2. m
4 p,LAsGE, IgFAs
Ii,e alsesieu III Nfieras Hns iosirone.
I'll III. s...ni saturday III Na,.miar Al
t,rein IHisa unl e,iieJ Tor ~ III nth II
November will b. forfeited ~ tho r,oelsi,
othts AID mnns. Nil he I'm u klfnball
Il fatnswuita Hank
II. " OWEN. kss'y
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-12
lote n ~ dwlr'e Addition.

icrsonH DESTROYS NJ l,tfahnrlnR
building lOl. on ljnIIWin'1 addition
~ Crrsro. will cNll upon James II.
DrOwn, At biz office over IDMrkrt's
hardware stOro. WIN II authorised ~
make contracts fOr ihc aiIlD ut lbts a.
n,ilt purchasers. CYxrH DALpNtA.
Cfesp0. Arrtl D. 1877.
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Ii appears further that upon the Baltimore
and Ohio road the freight employees In ques-
lion have more lost time deducted from their
pay than on any other road, so that they
get only about $3.50 per week for the support
of their families. And Mr.. King, while
urging that the reduction In pay is compelled
by the small earnings of the road, seems to
forget the fact that the company has been up
10 this time paying ten per cent. dividends
on the stock, and in their very last report
made very sunny showing of substantial
prosperity, claiming large surplus fund 4,
&c, sc. Now when the rate of interest upon
money has fallen TO the ante bellum rate of
Blk per cent, and government is able TO bor-
row all il wants al four per cent, il will
strike fair-minded people that the directors
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, (who
are largely the stockholders, slsO,) instead
OF voting themselves ten per cent dividends,
and cutting down the pay of the firemen ten
Ter cent. to do IL, should cut down their own
dividends 10 the rate OF interest before the
war. But we dare say this is view of the
case that will meet with very little col-
sideration in Mr.. CARROTS board room.
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