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Bal due Of dlqt Roll "a s2s77 76
Ba; on deiinqt Rnl o: 1915 when
receipted for $5a01 II Bv amt
collected in 1877 for 1875 as per
said report s2236.si. Amt col.
lected to 25th Nov. receipt book
1882 20. Deduct on R,kosk :
tax as per resolution of P. jury
$i8.75. Inva:ids erased from Roll
Of rs >665gl. amt receipts 70,
credited as in above year. 1854 Ga
3a: cue on delinqt rs : 1852 II
Assessment Roll Of 1876 as per
minutes of Finance Committee
$6n'239. Collected from the in
valids that were erased from his
Rol, by Finance Committee, Par:
cras Rim. tax 1854 John David
$t.62, Reviilon not assessed bpt
coE'ected By J. s Nunez coIlec-
tor, 1852. $6043 II. By amt
collected in 1877 for 1876 as per
collectors report $4749 %. Co..
lectud in 1878 fo~ 1877 no to 25th
Nov. NV. 1878 1921 81. InvaEtd de-
or worthless taxes stricken from
Roll $;74T3 $5215 SO. Balance
due on 1876 1927 81.
Receipt Of J. s. Nnnez for As.
sessment Roll fos 1877. $8912.38
Or.
By collections as per duplicate
receipts IN collectors stumb hook
VI to Nov. 25th 1878 $4799 81
Bal iae on 1877 4Il24le
Az per resolution 81 Ponce Jl..v
Of MAY 18th 1877, the Finance
Committed tade a list If he
names of al ihsolvent persons on
the delinquent FAX lists Of 1923
As l. 6 and amount of their taxes,
recording same 10 a hook and
checking them from the several
delinquent lists named above
Also recorded in same book the
names Of all persons who produ-
ced receipts that were not credi.
ted in the said lists, together with
the amount each receipt !; we have
also a list of the names Of all per.
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Bal due on Roll of II 1921 35
Ba on Delinquent Roll nf 1874
when receiptod for nv collector
$4782.65. Amt Of collections in
1877 for 1874 as per. n.ar-ed re-
port If collector 1854 %. CO.
lected in 1878 for 1874 70 Nov,
1878 inclusive az oer said printed
rept of co'lector s75 % Dadnc-
ton on =. F. ederick'< tax as per
resolution Of P. J 81 or, Daduc-
ton on tax If Rvk ski for 1874
as e resolution of P, J. e2273.
Dhdnction Of u mills or snnd v
taxes as per decision of supreme
Conrt.-See ,ist.Sl659 "a Invalid
taxes erased from this Roi. 1874
$562.30. Amt nrodnced by tax
payers and not credited on Ro!
$92O.80. $2604 50
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to be the same as those stipulated
in articles 3. 4. s. and 6. adopted
by this body on the 20 day Of
October, 1877 said temporary
contract to expire after thirty
days from its date, when q perma-
nent one shall be entered into, &C.
cordidg to the laws regulating
public ferries.
l., The following report of the
Finance Committee being present
ed was read by their secretary.
after which. the, same was receiv-
ed adopted ande ordered to be
is,pIred on the minutes and publish
ed
To the Honorable President and
and members Of the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of Vermilion
Your Finance Committee most
respectfully submit the following
report Of the condition Of the f.
nances Of this parish.
90 the 29'h Of May 1877 Mr..
J. s. Nupez, tax collector receipt
ed to this committee in the sum of
$685. 90 as the balance due on
the delinquent Rolls OF 1923
and 5
On the delinquent Of 1872 the
uncollected balance was $448S..54
AS per printed circular Of collec-
tor, be collected in 1877 from de-
linquent Roll of 1872, 1886 80
and from came in 1913 46.85
This committee erased f,on said
Roll of 1872 as worthless taxes
amounting to $40l 90; also The
amount of receipts produced by
the AK PAYERS and not credited on
said Roll 1898 81. Deduction
as per resolution Of Police Jury
on taxes Of Rykoski for 1879
$3.50 1898 90
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Bal due de'in roll of'72 1855 "A
Balance on delinquent Roll of
1878 when delivered was 4879 81
Amt collected 10 1877 for 1873 as
pc" collectors printed statement
$l0G5 so. Amt collected in 1878
for 1873 1882. Amt inva'ids
erased on .oi's of 1873 :630j69
Amt re%ceipts produced bv tax
PAYERS and checked off Delinquent
Ro.| of 1878 1897 SO. Deduction
on taxes offs. Frede lex SIT As &
Rykoski $27 81 $45 O5 1861 40
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23


Br a dispatch from Washington
OF the a7th, We learn that "psrson.
there who have the entrse. and sus-
tain confidential relations with the
foreign diplomatic corps, give az tn.
result Of official t.legraphic cor
respondence from st. Petersburs
as well as from Information derived
from Commercial house. in that CITY,
the opinion that the proposed psac.
conference at Berlin will. if it shall
take place at all prove to be q fail
pre-, 50 far as any direct determine
tion OF the Eastern question is in
volvsd, and That as matters stans
now, thsre is,more probability Of war
than peace.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
FROM PINE GROVE.
IRA B..

PORTLAND DISTRICT, March 18th
Editor AryuS:
Not having seen sny thing in
your 80 inns from this place,
thought would try to pen you 9
few items irsm this locality.
Wheat looks excellent.
Ed. Lssts is doing a grsss deal o.
saving this winter.
Wm. Kelley is going TO build 9
house spring.
james w. Dodge intends to bui ID
OF he land. Look out girs. for jim
~ slngre msD. Amos l. Dodge IL
aiso preparing TO build.
II besius 10 look az If Amos I
= gong to take unto him SELF .
help toset.
Mary Smith widow of Joseyb
Smitb deceased, disd ,ast THURSDAY
She lived about one mile and bal.
from Portland. Her remains we're
uttered IN the buryiDg ground vt
Csphas A Dodgs's nv the side Of her
husband who preceded her to the
grave about sixteen month";. She
VAS about "a years Of sge and leaves
quite number OF is.osudents Tnsy
number eleven children axty.two
grand chiIdren and Z great grand
children, making q toiSl of so de-
csDdeuts and many friends TO msurn
bsr dspsr upe.
Thom.s Spencer and wife, efTuck.
ar county, are visiting friends here
SCHOOLS are last cem,ng TO q close
IN Portland district. Our school
will close sbout the % Of AprI.
Parlsy Debsrry Is our teacher.
Farley Is a good TEACHER aud rhls
scholars have advanced vary lat
IN the different branches Of learn
ing. He under staL de- bow to teach
their youhg mnds how TO sEoot.
One oil nv DsIgbbors wants to
know who joe Dsfter was bsiOfe be
nsrrsd Nancy sDd who Nssoy was
bsiors sns married Joe.
IT rains, it SHOWS and the wind it
blows.
CAD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
wv EST VIRGINIA, S.;

At Rules held
i'm tho Clorls's offioe of tho Circuit Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday
of March, 1878.
William b. Zinn's admir-.
Nancy A. Piles. ana the widow and
heirs OF the said William Il. linn
IN EQTJTY.
The object Of this suit is to subject the
land in the bill and proceedings mem
toned, to the payment of the purchase
money due thereon, TO the plaintiff.
And 1T appearing that the defendants
Theodore Bland, John Bland, Pres IN
Bland, Patrick Henry Bland, John
Burkhart Emma Thomas, Harvey
Thomas, Anne Lee Riley and Minnie
Riley are not residents of this State, they
are. therefore, hereby required to appear
here, at Rules held for SAID Court, on the
first Monday OF April, next, an do what
is nee essary TO protect their interest
herein. And it is ordered that the tore
going be pub. ished in the West Virginia
Argns,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
Acopy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jas. A. Brown, Atty for Prf.
Mich o 1888. %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
DARING BANK ROBBERY

BOSTON, March ia heavy rob.
berry was committed, this afternoon
In the Lechmers Natiorsl bank
corner of Cambridge and Second
streets, East Cambridge, about two
o clock. President Lewis Hall WA,
sitting IN the parlor Of the bank,
the business Of the day being done,
and ne was about putting up the
books. arranging the papers or de-
posting the money in the vault,
when buggy containing a man and
woman drove up to the Cambridge
street entrance. The man entered
and requested &r Hall to step TO
the door to tee lady who desired
to transact some business. Mr.. Hal
walked to the sidewalk, the man ac-
eompsn5ing him. The woman said
she desired to purchase q draft on
toe Providsncs bank, and began in
deliberate manner to count q roll
OF money. Mr.. Hall said he couldn't
wait while she counted the money
and returning TO hIs room sat down
to wTits. IN 4 few minutes he heard
. buggy drive hurriedly of. Suddenly
suspectlng something wrong, b..
msfs hurried sxsmitisn and found
ssnsll trunk, which 3 moment be-
fore bad contained 5000, bad been
relied. Further examination showed
that TWO trunks ubich were 10 the
vault, TIE door Of which stood partly
open, had been distracted. Tbs
trunks contained govsrnnsnt bonds
and other securities smountin9 10
$47 900, the property Of dfferen, in
diVidusls left in tie custody Of NJ.
Hail for ssie keeping. From fact.
since sscsrtainsd, it - supposed
that the robbery was done Dy tnres
men and = woman. It is thought
that two men were concealed behind
the dsor in the hall OF the bank
building when the President psss.d
out, and though be could not have
been absent above two minutes. they
succeeded in getting off with the
money and securities.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
Modern College Boys Letter.
PRINCETON, March IL.

PRINCETON, March IL.
DEAR MOTHER: sm not MAKING
so much progress as expected H.
my studies. because there's great
deal else to attend to here. BIT We
have lively times. l have just re-
turned IRON ,he funeral OF Bill,
Cook. He was shot last Tuesls
night because ne wouldn't allow the
Sophs to take off his pan 8 oopa ard
paint bis legs red and green, barber
pole fashion. This is the la.t do.
gree conferred on the FrssLmtn by
he Sophs. wish you would send
me s,x-shooter, one hundred cart
.!dges, and double barrelled shot
9un. We amt going to stand any
more nonsense from tbr SspLs. Al
ier prayers this morning our class
were all busy making sand bags.
We're putting up a bsrricade on the
east end OF our building, and intend
20 mount 1T with a six-pound can
ronsde. The losses in our class
have been pretty heavy this week.
John Hilton is very low with a bu,-
let In his stomach, and Seward Liv.
'"sstons 10 not expected to recover
from the stab In the side. Jack
Rhlpeiondsr ia famed fer life by .
bullet in the knee, and Sam Aston
has lost the sight of one eye from =
brickbat. There isn't a whole win
dow left in our college building.
But you wait motherl You Just
wait few day. and you'll hea,
somsthing. We're are undermining
the Sophs' quarters. We're work
ing dav end night. The tunnel j.
now 100 yards long. 1t goes
straight over the campus and under
old Prex's building. We've estab-
lishsd q communication with his eel
lar. aud l tell you drop of clsrst
or Burgundy Is very nice to have
after a fellow handled a pick and
shovel half the night. We ehsi,
use dynamite. X ep shady, mother
There won't be Soph left by this
time next week.
Your sffsctionats son.
VIRGIL KELLY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
Ad,iitiCna 10 al.
UNION LIST. HAPPENINGS
UNIoH DIsrEIor Marck 10.

UNION DIsrEIor March 10.
Editor Argas:
VS. have out 'ew items Of inter.
est ~ present Your rssders this
week, which will sf,rd suficiout
.polosy Tor dyo,,ty.
TIL WEATHER
10 all that our Almanac mekers
could dssirs. We have hail storms
accompanied with thunder an uu.
usual phenomena for this season Of
the year. Rain, snow aud sunshine
70 a. X succession with plenty Of
mud 80 q consequences.
AWFUL HAPPY.
arch" ssys thst General and
Beccs Ann" are awful" happy be.
cause ~ gIrl, tor the Grst time.
Here's chsucs for Once A Week"
to send IN let Of names. Don't de-
lay. Similar JOY sbounds st the
household OF Dame! n. Itsa boy.
just what was wanted. Wen wa
ger q r excl that uoasr the iosi erirp
care oil DanIei the young visitor viii
grow up to be a sterling Democrat.
just what old Preston needs.
M.EE oRAN4ERs.
On 6sturday 'pe' Mrs Hampton"
and little Hampton were Isltla. I'd
into the mysteries Of Changers. We
hear OF others who ropOse to 20
aud do likewise.
GEORGE =,
tie young runaway b,acEsm d made
lying yIsit 70 Fellowsville on Sun
day last. The "old oman" was away
from home you know,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

THERE is ino use now for an arm,
IN the Southern States. The Texa.
border troubles are settled and Their.
will be no Indian War this Suripe
The army Is too large and too .1p.n.
slvs and the time has come to place
IT upon peace footing. Let the
Banning bill be pushed through at
an early day. The Democratic party
is pledged to economy and there i,
no better institution to begin witt
than the army Washin ston Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
NEW DIOCESE OF WEST VA.

Concerning The natural resources
Of the new diUcese scorrespon
dent of the Richmond Church
Nt,os says;--
The State OF West Virginia has
an area of twsnty three thousand
squsrc miles. 1t includes the East.
ern dsclivites Of the Alleghsmv
mountains, and the sources OF the
Potomac. the James aud the Roanoke
are fed from it's springs. IL is al
ready. 10 great extent. one Of the
pivotal points for the large and in
c'easing commerce ,hetwaer the
West aud the East. From Harper's
Ferry. where tue Shebandosh .awells
he Potomac with it's ~atsrs, Wheel
ing, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Dad connects the ,w,hole Centrs
West and Northwest with the A..
antic seaboard aud the capital of
the union. 1t has a rich abundance
81 " z'og lap u; 40 spot OF ear j.
has finer forests; it's hill tops, it's
mountain sides, and the farming
sads oil l's valleys, invite q frugal
and industrious population, that
with proper religious training,
will make brave and independent
yeomsDry TO compare with any part
OF the world; It's Immense coal fields.
and the ores IN the bowels OF its
mountains will supply means for
be exercise of human skill snd
energies for ages to come. Look pg
to all its abundant supplies, mlu
erals, ores. timber. pasture lands tli.
Liable grounds manufacture f.ciI
tiles, salubrity Of climate, aud to the
marketing isciiitie-, che State should
90 thankful for the bounties oil
Providence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
THE London Times states that

The London Times states that a
young lady recently died at A.chott
at the tender age of one hundred
aHd four years, and that for the last
iofy years Of her life she had been
in the habit of drinking gin to ex-
cess spending as high az a thousand
dollars q year Tor her "schnapp,."
tOnU Tor this bad habit she might
net have been thus cut off in the
heyday OF her youth. She had been
an orphan for several years, and for
want OF parental restraint, probably
fall into vicious habits.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
~ Office TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of Ellen Graham,

To the creditors Of Ellen Graham,
deceased
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of the County of Preston, IN ,de in
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said Ellen Graham to
the payment Of her debts. you are re-
quired to present your claims against the
said Ellen Graham fer adjudication Ia
Robert w. Monroe, Commissioner, at
his officein Kingwood, on or before the
18th day of March next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this goth day of February, 1873.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
j. A. Brown, Plaintiffs Counsel.
Feb 30 78-S455
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

A young man from Connection
writes home glowing descriptlo,
1t life IN the Black Hills. He ray,
that the sunsets are beau tifu, the o.
mosphers delightful, and money &c
plentiful that be recently mad
$500 in single day. He incident.
~ adds that he expects to be hung
that afternoon for rObbiDg q stag,
coach.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
SALE.
ZINN's ADMINISTRATOR,
Us.
ZINN's HEIRS.

ZINN's ADMINISTRATORS,
Us.
INNS HEIRS.
Pursuant to decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Preston county, the
undersigned commissioners will, on
the 9th day Of April, 1873, offer for
sa|e all the realty dscreed TO be solo
IN the above cause before the front
door Of the Court House in King
wood. The above realty consists OF
all the land of wbIch William B.
linn died seized, situated In Pres
ton county; except so much OF enid
land as wss assigned to Julia O. Zlun
by commissioners, Chas. NJ. Bishop,
ct ais, IN this cause.
The and that will be offered for
sale consists of two tracts--one OF
2l5 acres aud the other Ct 1891 acres
respectively. and the els acre tract
includes the mills known rs "Zlnn's
M'lls; aud Tor more particular de- .
scTiption of said lands reference l.
mere made u the plot OF said lands
10 this case--slso one acre of coal
and Oh Bhd's creek, reserved ~ \
salsoi land from William b. Znn 10
Godfrey MurAock.
The above Isrds will be sold in
tracts or olbe.wise ~ may best pro
mote an iva1tageous sale thereof.
TERMS OF SALE. To WIT :-Uuon
= credit oil one, Two and three ysars,
the purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security
Tor the specfed instalmtn ts OF pun
chase money,
Tie above land 10 rich and well
suited ioI tilage or grazing purposes;
has very fine water power with a
good iRrist mill thereon. ADD large
part ofsaId land lies in Valley De
trict IN whvh men reside who know
bow To raise wheat. IL II = very
fine ste Tor GOOD FLOUR MILL.
JAMES A. BROWN, Conn.,.
Snio, '7s-SlO,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
NIII'ICIG.

Mn. Jro. r.. KbAUsER, late Of the firm
of Theophilus a. Klsuser, Job riuters.
Pittsburgh, Is now EN- lloyed in this Of
flee and IS authorized 70 attend b. any
business Of the office du ring Ouraisence.
Parties paying money 10 Mr.. KLAusER
will receive due credit upon our books,
and he is authorized TO receipt for the
same, II. CLAY III, HYDE,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

At the annual commencement of
the, Womsns Medical Colle,e OF
Pennsylvanis, in Philadelphia,
Thursday. the degree Of doctor OF
medicins was conferred on seven
teen female graduates. including
three from New York, and one each
from Eng land, Russia and Canada.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
KlNGwoOD, MARCH % 1878

The Cubaus are bent on being
free. They have had fearful 1T, us-
gle for Independence. and as a Nat
u'ai conseqoence, they ii sDjey it
when thSy get it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

The Supreme .Ceurt OF Louisana,
on Monday, reversed the verdict Of
the Jury in the cs.e Of the State We.
Thomas @. Anderson and he was re-
leased from custody. OF course he
will be provided with lucrative
position Under the government.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenancei is pale and lea en-
Acolored, with occasional flushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure scnicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated. swclls. and sometimes blceds
swelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the ears an Unusual secretion
of saliva; shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracious, with gnswing sen.
sation 'ofthe stomach. at others, entire
5ygone ;Reeting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny not unfrcquentlv tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic.
cough ;cough sometimes dry and con-
Yulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever tbe above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. G. M!LANE'S VERMIFU0E
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
inany form il lis an innocent prepars.
ton. not capable Of doiHg tie slight
est injury 10 the most tender infant.
The genuine Dir M LANK VKR-
hiFuGK bears the signatures of G.
NJ! LAM and FLEMiNG BRos. on the
wrapper. -:o;-
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IWANTED-fAKMs fIK SALE.

WANTED-tAKMS FIR SALE.
Having made arrangements 20 adver-
tiso extensively ia this and adjoining
states, al ~ rsony having real estate for
sale, shptilu lclru my fertus and OppOr-
tunitics lOi Imposing OF tho same.
Call upon or address,
W. +. LlSTOH.
Real Estate Agent, Portland. Pres,on
county, ". Va, fno6-l4jnl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
"TRE TEE IS EN6Wa By ITS FRUIT.

"Tutt's Pi'is are worth their weight in gold"
REV. L r. SIMPSON, Louissiile, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills 30 a sleei1l blessing of the nine
teenth century "-aEy Y: 2; OsGooo, New York.
They are superior TO any medcias for binary dis.
orders naTr."
t?. CARR, Attorney 81 Law, AuSssts, Ca
at have use. TUFTS Pills fvs years In my family.
They equ.led orcostiycness nd biliousncss"
r. r. WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
'I have used TUFTS Nicu..ine with great benefit"
w. w. MANN, EdItsr Mobile Register.
1--WE sell fftv boxes TUFTS Pills TO FIVE OF all
others"-eaVRE & CO., Car.ersyiie, 0s.
"Tutt's Pills have Only 10 be tried TO establish
their merits. They work like marie"
w. n. BARRON, SO Summer st., Boston.
"Therc Is no medicine y well adapted to tho cure
Of bilious ci orders IS TUFTS PILE"
JOS. eSUmMEL, Richmond, Virgins.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23
Joseph w. Gribble.

IN EQUITY
rh" object IF this suit Is to enforce a
vendors lien for the sum OF $4,000 with
interest thereon from the oath d y ri
September. 1874, till payment, in the
bill and exhibits ment oned.
And it appearing that the defendant
IL not a resident of this State. he is, there
fore. hereby required to appear here, at
Rules To be held ter said Court, on the
first Monday OF April next. and do
what is necessary to protect his interests
herein. Anu It IL ordered that the lore
going 80 ,'unIlShej In tie .si -. inia
.,r5us,Z5A wssk,y newspaper published
in this county.
a copy-Test;
'dSMJrH CRANE, Clerk.
Jas. A. Brown, Atr'y .or Ppffs.
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