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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Mr.. J. Nj. Crownrich, Il resi- dent OF
this city, died of pneumonia at his res
idence on the 10th, in the 9th year of
his age Mr.. Crownrich was Pole by
birth, but came to the United States
early in life. To the old citizens of
this section he was we'll known as a
carriage-maker, but for several years
business. May his soul rest in peace.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Mr.. G. III. Hawkins, an accomplished
marble worker, is in Monroe, prepared
to clean and renovate old marble,
monuments, tolnbs and headstones, on
short notice and at the lowest rates.
Another opportunity may not be offered
for years. Best of references. Salts
faction guaranteed. Address, city
post Office. ...H.. .-.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
CONsTABLE's SALE. - :

state OF LouisianH, Parish OF OuAchita.
Magistrates Court tor Ward No. s. IVA
-.f 80, Josoph Beuoit isV 10. l,..,.
vs.. No. liza. t-......
Mrs. Martha Williams and husband.
- BY virtue OF . writ OF mort iAciAs 70 mo
directed by Hon. Francis A. Hall, Justice
of the Peace for said ward. will proceed 10
sell as public suction. ON -. r..
betwsen legal hours, as the Court HOUSE
door Of said parish, the following described
property, to-Wit:
Ing ON DeAierd rlad and situated ON lot
No. y IA tnlhtol's second Addition 70
occupied by said Martha Williams, aud also
the Nndts tded half of said los, being lesa
than one acre OF ground, wlasrson- ssid
Seized In the above entitled and num-
bsred suit, and will b sold to satisfy aatd
writ. ... -. .,- t- IT.. .,..tI.- .---' In
Terms OF sale, cash. with bensfit Of sp-
prAisoment. Ct ''t'i- r. j. I.ARkIN.
.0t o., .-.si's.i. t..a Constable.
4
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

The immigration State Convention
met in New Orleans, at the capitol, on
from nearly all parts of the State, most
Of whom, however, are members OF
the legislature. This parish was repre-
scented by Senator Stubs, Representa-
tives Taylor and Breard, and r.. G..
the President of the Police Jury under
an ordinance of that body. We have
only the preliminary proceedings Of the
convention at hand, which are unim-
pOrtant.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
=wlcro to tict Choice wl.cs and Liquors.

Whore to 6ct Choice Wlncs and Liquors.
Mr.. PFC. Bigley, in his new quart
ess next door to Kindermann's, has on
and Tor sale the largest and
most complete assortment of wines,
cordials, &C., ever brought to
Monroe, aud the excellence of his goods
b attested by the best judges In town.
Mr.. Bigley is displaying energy in his
aud, although but n short
time among US, has made n large num-
Der Of friends, who will join us in re-
commendingS him to all those who
have purchases to make In his line.
He Is desiro1s that purchasers shall ut
least sample his, goods and prices, and
we can assure them they will meet in
Mr.. Rigley u most agreeable gentleman.
Bryce Rills has just received large
stock of stationery, including day.
books, legigers, memorandum books,
etc; also q lot OF Shipman's duplicating
letter books.
Buy the celebrated Milburn Wagon
sold by Sholars Il Key.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
Camps Cotton Chopper;

O01PO NONtOA OuOYp0rs
Letters patent have been issued to
Mr.. SIN. Camp. oErth1s parish for a
very Ingenious farming implement
with the above name. The Chopper
has been t,soroughly tested by Mr..
Camp OH his own farm and has proved
n perfect success. Il CONSISTS Of .
double paow-stock near the shape Of q
wagon hound, with wheel that runs
with, and directly between the plows.
The plows have wing or mold board
On the inside, the ends of which are
Just far enough apart for the wheel 70
revolve without striking. The wheel
is 30 inches higt, with Six spokes,
the ends ofwhich are Is inches apart.
On the ends of the spokes Is a U-shaped
oox, with the open part front while ON
the ground; size of box inches. The
axle Of the wheel runs in gudgeons,
which are attached to the beams Of the
stock directly over the wings Of the
piow. The plows run astride or on
Doth sides the cotton-row the wheel
running directly on the cotton-row.
As the pl0ws move, the wheel steps
from box to box, they, being the dis
lance apart the cotton is desired to be
left. The Plows cover all the cotton,
grass and everything that is between
the boxes, and, as the boxes strike the
ground just in front Of the plows, and
remain there till the plows pass, the
dirt is heaved up around the boxes,
and as the box is raised up the dirt
In from every way around
the cotton plant which the box pre-
served, covers up the little grass i'm
mediately around the cotton, plant,
aud leaves It braced aud nicely .sdirt-
ed" with loose pulverised dirt. Thus,
with the machine, one mule and one
hand, it dues the work of 2 mules and
) Or hands and much better, for it
almost completely cleans it aud leaves
it in a condition that one hand with
the hoe Can dosthe work Of 2 or the
second working, to say nothing of the
tuxuriant growth Of the cotton after
oeinx worked with the machine. The
tirst coat Of grass being destroyed,
the victory is won, for that is the grass
chat gives the trouble in cultivating u
cotton crop the old way Of barring of
and scraping out. Any man who can
make u good plow-stock can make one
Of these machines. 't.''''
DIR. Jno. Fuller is co-proprietor with
Mr.. Camp of the patent for this ma
chine. They inform US that its cost
will be about $40; price Of rights 50
each. Notice Of their READINGS to re.
ceive orders will be published in s
short time. -,,',.., .....
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Monroe, La. Jan. LIST, 1873
The law firm of X. w. 81 II. Richa rdson !,
of Monroe, is this day dissolved by inutuBl
consent. The unfinished business of the
firm will receive the attention of each mem
Der until closed up.
*. w. RICH tKDSOS.
81 X. RICHARDSOS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
THE LAST WORD.
{ Baton Rouge Advocated

Ib6tot1 1SouB0 <&UVoCHt6.j
There is going to be war in camp If
the Legislature refuses to call the con-
stitutionaL- convention The Demo-
cratic party has fought the good fight
Tor reform aud she'll keep her ranks
we'll closed up and straight in favor Of
carrying out her pledges. Convention,
she says, aud convention she will
have.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachits, .
/. Parrish Court.
Estate Of G.. l.. H. BOfeNnehen . 3
'...- W..
David COnover Il Co. and A. A. Gunby and
-i X. q. Cobb.
by virtue of u Il. IA. innueu from the Hon.
Parish Court in and for ..id parrish and
state, have seized and will offer for sale
NJ tho door OF the Court House la the city Of
Monroe. within the hours prescribed by
law, ON .ls. H :
. Saturday, February =, 1878,
tho following described property. to- wit:
a certain lot OF ground sitllstod ON tho
west side OF Grand street, above D0AiarC
street, la the city Of Monroe, fronting.
thirteen feet on Grand street aud running
back between parallel lines to tho OuachitI
river, with = two-story brick building
thereon, being next north OF lot Of ground
owned by Thomas N. Conner.
Solved ~ the property OF defendants, and
Will be sold to satisfy said n. tn. and coats.
Terms OF sale, cash, without the benefit
OF appraisement.
TIP. RICHARDSON,
" sheriff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
CONsTABLE,s SALE.
state OF Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachita,
Third Ward Magistrates Court.
Richard k'ullam

Third Ward Magistrates Court.
Richard kullum
.. VIZ. No. 1853.
. Henry Jenifer.
BY virtue of II writ of teri facias to me
directed by the Hon. Francis A. Hall, JUS
tice OF tho Peace for said ward. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on
Saturday, February =, 1878,
between legal hours. at the Court House
door OF said parish, the following described
property, to-wit:
Forty bushels of corn, more or less one
hundred bundles of fodder, moro or less.
Seized in the above entitled and mum
bered suit, and will be sold to satisfy said
writ,
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit of
apprasement. T. J. LARkIN,
1t Constable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

We have found one visitor to an
Only one, who came into the office, sat
down, said but little, read our exchan-
ses, and then folded them up nicely in
u pile upon the table. 1t is u little sim
guar that this visitor is Il tomb-b builder.
Our brother editors can appreciate the
real pleasure of such visit, even with
a tomb in the perspective.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

The wooden buildings in the Fire
district are disappearing one by one.
Mayor Endom thinks he will begin to
take down his stable, shop aud other
weeks.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
The Clara S. will leave this place to-
morrow morning. .. H.7.y1't
A half interest in the Monroe Elec-
trio Letter Is offered for sale by the
proprietOrs, Messrs. Coo Il Singer.

The demand for free nllnanacs at the
drug store, like that for "a few old
newspapers" at this Office, is one OF
the features OF II lively appreciation of
business since the opening of the new
wear. '-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK
; - COMPANY.
Agents of this Company will canvass
Ounchita and adjoining parishes for the
purpose of selling, ON delivery, the
SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK.
This clock is an eight day clock. marks the
day OF the week and day OF the month. and
is guaranteed for six months.
moniAls from prominent individuals OF
Alabama where the Agents were recently
canvassing:
JACKSONVILLE, Ala, Dec. ~, 1877. -
We. the undersigned citizens Of JACKSON
VILE. take ple.snFe in accommodating tho
Agents OF the Southern Calendar Clock Gu.
gentlemen in every respect have had the
pleasure of nlaking the acquaintance Of all
This division, ": =: Moore, saperin,.snd!en.;
Philip Hart. j: W. sherley and Win. White,
place over three months, ana by sheir hons
established the names Of gentlemen we'll
-. !: :; Sisbet, 4: p; =: "; S.nnon. PRO Pre-.
bate bate. Judge; :: 4. Martin. attorney; Wm:
Rowan, Dsss & Co, merchants II. Z:
Steyenson, Mayor; John N. Wyly; VIM.
Il. FOrney. M. u; w. ~. dOtchltlSOis M;
John NJ. Caldwell, attorney; w. }. Borden,
Principal Calhoun College; w. NJ. Hames,
Register in Chancery; Hammond - Viii
liails, merchants; Maddox Il Privett, iner-
chants; J. y. Francis, NJ. D.; J. II. Caldwell,
eX-M. q.
From the Jacksonville {Ala.} Republican
(Deu.) OF December ~, 1877:
After a sojourn OF over three months with
us the agents of the Southern Calendar
Clock Co., under the immediate supervision
Of Mr.. w. =. Moore, are preparing TO leave
Jacksonville tor another field OF business.
Coming among US entire strangers theil
conduct has been made tho criterion by
which they have been Judged, and it Il
highly complimentary to the whole body
that they have ELECTED by their uniform
xentlemanly conduct the esteem and .yooC
will Of our entire community. We do moi
hesitate to commend them to any cOmmuN
ity they may hencetorth visit, as sober
! reliable and courteous gentlemen. They
leave US carrying with them our beat wishes
! for their future success aud happiness.
| All clocks sold on delivery and put up b,
-.z.. .r AGENTS
| SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO
| Monroe, January II, 1873.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
DROF. e. HQSFFNER,
TEACHER OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,

Having permanently located in Monroe,
will instruct pupils in either vocal or in
strumental music. He will give lessons On
violin; and vocal music will be taught after
the best method. Lessons given at the
pupils homes, or at his residence on st.
John street, next door south of the post
office. Music furnished for balls, parties,
sc. January IL, 1873. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS,


s W: sAUsDE.s. !1 law 80
- wHoLEsALE AND RxrAIL
GROCERY MERCHANT,
GRAND rREEr. ~
MONROE, LA. ]st
The undersigned. a, hi. old s,and ON
Grand esreet. respectfully sOliCasn . liberal
share Of the Grocery and ProviAi0n sr,AGAe Of
his stock aud y comparison of pricsa With
CustolMeI. will he accommodated wnA
the best qualities OF 49,. nj. ~. LII. i
FAMILY GROcERgEs,
FLOUR, SUGAR. CoEEEE, u.aio 1
, a.,-54 Is ,sA TEA. RICE. ETC.,, 4;
and with articles Of '.'h ,+'''1
WESTERN PRODUCE. es
CORN. OATS. MEAL, s....e.. i.,s- r..
.. MEAT, PORK. ETC..
all 1t the ,arecE.l fsj
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES
to be found At any store In Monroe. i
WINES. LIQUORS, f'. ls as Jag
+ TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
kept constantly ON hand. All groceries
and other perishable articiss kept ke~h BY
frequent orders from Western and south
FRESH BREAD AND cAkEs "a
kept for salc, or supplied TO. families. and
dealers q short notice, and none but the
Monroe, La. Juno i. 1877. -, - ..
OFFICE SALOON, ~ - ~
GRAND STREET. MONROE, IA. e'
tk,stsblished 1851
and custo, that he will constantly keep
ON hand the finest and best brands OF -
Wines, Liquors and aswars,
All of which viii be served with prompt-
nsss and politeness.
AL. KELLER, Proprietor.
October 0. 1877. w 80 T'
T1L Z R, '''''
DIAMOND GOODS, "'a" .s"'
W. ~ AND SxAIER WATCh ESy.
FINE JEWELRY, s....,.. ,
STERLING SILVER AND PLArED VANS.
Diamonds reset IN the latest style, and
Jcs0eI'y made To order BY experienced
sODr ksscss. q" j....s. f...
WATCHES AND JEwELRY REPAIRED.
116 0aasl It.. New Orleans. .%H
JACOB LEVY. . WA. u. SLARKN
I Evi H. CLARKE, a.. ......, 4.. -.
COTTON FACTORS ''a -''
,.sHs
And ,.. .,.s.. Rms.
GEN tcRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| ................Carondeiet St.,.........,7
| NEW ORLEANS. ~. ....
| Ne" -
sADDLER SHOP,
] MoNRoE, IA. .'t. ''. 81
Saddles and Harness made to ords
on short notice. .' '..
.-. VIM. HARRIS
Monroe, La, November "a, 1877. -.a
|
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

old NEWSPAPERS
~ FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

See card of Prof. Hoef1ner, teacher of
vocal aud Instrumental music, no has
located permanently in Monroe. The
Professor has long made music a study
and Is devoted to that science. Pupils
entrusted to his care will receive u
careful training.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

: Henry N. Hines, q compositor who
WAS employed several years in the In
teilixencer office, died suddenly in this
city ON the 10th, aged about 30 years.
Henry had been troubled for some
time with helnorrhage Of the lungs.
He was the son of the late VIM. Hines,
sippi, Arkansas aud this State. Peace
to his ashes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Judge Parsons was passenger on
the Clara S., on his return from New
Orleans to Bastrop his home. The
Judge reported a prosperous condition
Ut trade In the city. He thinks the
opposition to II constitutional conven-
ton among the New Orleans members
arises from fear that the capitol would
be removed. Shouldn't wonder.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
VX7ENrZELL's LINE.

WENrzELL's LINE.
NeW Orleans Snd Bayou Bartholomew
Regular Packet.
The new and elegant passenger steamer,
IT, CLARA s.,
Vim. WentzeH, Master; Leu Rice, Clerk.
Makes regular through trips from New
Orleans to the Upper Ouachita. The CLARA
.. has superior Passenger Recommendations,
good fare, and makes her trips with speed
and on time.
Connects with the new and very light
draught steamer ID. STEIN' for points
on the Upper Bartholomew.
January IL, 1878.
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Buy the celebrated Milburn Wagon
sold by Sholars Il Key.
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CIIElslFT'S SALE.

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The New York herald., 1878-03-09

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. .265 BROApWATEr
vf XovEkTis1MESrs MS Hf AN AND SALES OF fAfERs.
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AMUSE Va EvTS.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC MATINEE-KIENZI.
n PAPPEN NHEIM-ADAMS GRAND OPERA SEASON.
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE.
THIS (>ATuRDAY) AFTERNOON AT iH
Third representation here "f Wagners brilliant Spec
tacuar Opera.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

AMUsEMsJr,.
RoOril's TnEATRs--FAREwELL FAMILY NAT.
NEE of Uncle Toms caein thi. SATURDAY. at 80
TTYcLE TOMS CABIN BOOTHS THEATRE.
" JAHRErr PALMER k....... .Lessss' and Managers
LAST NIGHT INT AN AND sAnEwELL MATINEE
UNCLE roMs CABIN.
TWO oHAs2 s2rfsEE svssss
LAST The srsnd revival Of the imprs..iv. piece
,, cannot be continued bevond the present.
No a9ss .ss % S. ss
AND s GSfss%cf dsi IL HS:.f Rs.i
wA rAHE- wArEk sarpassns any n similar effect ev.r
MXrfSEE syaed @ ID .pseislsy % sr,...@;oe1cE VIZ s
UNCLE LoGisfssA 9Gi fs pet TaSuB.pouR !' ouAxThr
Two BANDS. o. JUBILEE siNGEas.
oA fSaroS. %s % Rehmond cs Camp sss.as % Essds' E.S
CABIN. &C Chorus of 400 slave voices
POPULAR PRICES PREVAILING;
Reserved Seat. in rchs.ii. orcIs..r. tiros and
,o,.,, balcony. 80 cents extra ,,.r,, ,.,
F&aIiy % CIRCLE rwENfY'Fivk CENfs
FAREWELL MATINEE OF UNCLE TOMS CABIN
at BOOTHS THEATRE this SATURDAY., at so
Last performance Saturday, evening a. o'clock.
HEINZ rSs HsSfE n COMEDY F'si ssfsJ fis H'''s''
STUART H2SsSS q SSs Fl s5anEfSSs SfsEiS% CRANE.
Tho play Is NJ funny and Honest matrimony
o. me good old style is the object OF the women ana sne
N0HsSS 4 1s 1HH ihH nrtSnEtDHR Snl4 EesaIs
"Abounds In OF choicest of which the
English language Is capable"
Crane bues Robson at Robson thrashes Crane ~ 10
Both demoralzed at l030
From hrst to last succeeded In keeping the audieuco
EosSeS oHSE Ea IFS oEsap ot
during the past week by the largest audiences
Our Bacheors every nj sht and Saturday Matinee st2
The necessity for immediate purchase OF seats Nc.
Abbey discnims any intention to disguise
LNIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
II Houses crowded with best citixens."-Heraid
DOUBLE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
tN LAST MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 1 80.
GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA,
THE DIAoULMAUGH
AND LAST PERFORMANCE IN NEW YORK.
,..NOTICE.-The complete Finh Avenue Thcatre COM
pany will pc rorm THE DiAOU ULMAUuH At the NEWARK
OPERA HOUSE. NEWARK, TONIGHT.
M GREAT DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT.
BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON or MR.
s S.
y ;,j = =. sss .
GO ! 4 4 $$.'.# f.. s. s f.. E..'
soe0 t.. { / sA3 Ii Hi HH...:
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

PERSONAL.
you IN THE PARK TO-DAY At.
ter long absence would be deligh ted you again.
Answer. through Personal when and whero
~. LOUIE.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I LOUISIANA STATE LorrEky-L.sT TWO DAYS
Broadway; open evenings IsAAcKs co.
n OPTICAL KENTUCKY STATE DKAwiNG,
4 s n g. ST. r. n a. 30 & H. H. 49, m
= ~ : Glass IL = 80 Il y s
S. ST. fa .s ss Z. 10 si s 4 o l. a'
81 20 ~ srnSss 50 es DicRiSs5s 4 III 81 81 aausssr
10 ips1Sn ysn 'Sss5dns n os TSovs Mpp'
n koiAL HAVANA DRAWS MAKch -. 1878.
so si $40 e. 81 oas ss. gs' 81 vs .HeG dram. n
gle np%1sT Ken,asty draw. March @ ls share ST.
Next g., prawing March March Ia ,,l ls5s o o,o
Information furnished aud prizes ca-led
spanish God and Havana Bank BILLS
NJ A. SXRriSEz Co. Bsnssr. err 10 Waii ST oa..m.n.
CAILoR BOARDING HOUSE PKoPRlETONs ARE
wns seresy Of the soad o. c"%%s ner the
Office No. 90 Walls st. room 23 Office hours. 3s TO r. NJ
Tue EvEslfs Sas rfhGaENH adas nnAnzns
THAN ALL THE oSThIsnb STTI + EVENING rArERs
x..s.1 rHE ESsS WEEK VASE o,
TMasssdsJi M"sdJi:. 800 Friday ... q 4si99 zoo
Total Total .....274 go
Tsls osFEsi oxsDSyERTiSEiis VIZ Ak 3i;roETgSiTIyy
BUsiNEss Known TO ALL New YORK
Ske%bwAS, uNTiL FNS, r., For ffih iSsEhTfoS SANE
Y -KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Louisans State Lottery.
rHEoDoGEE zVca"ch. ssa"s "ssIs as Park row. room
$67 925isass s.. s.s. aa %a ss 5 psMs as~s
s. the oil reliable Kenucsy State drawing Of March
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CH7 O0R KENTUCKY STATE, MARCH Is.
@OI .JAO.Capi.al Prize. $l5 900. Whole Tickets 81.
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No es4 9th av ' Beiais Block.
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$s7, 1925. wnole tickets 81 Aathorasd Eastern agents
Ss SSst o branch Office 81
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Kentucky Single Number distribution Draws March IS.
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RA.LOO.OOO.Lotte April 13. Capital prize.
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