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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

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sion 167 2rS. page zH9. 30 q, a5i,i ,
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in the election OF Gounc,imen tne
yoters shcnld be alloHed, u, Trey
chose. TO vote under the cnnlulatlve J g
System. AT thu first s9a secona siec.
tions under this Act che 2. democrats I. :
of Anderson, SO fer es ! KNOW. az did !
not object, but aeened rafheF pleased
with the plan. ] feel confident thsss
good resulted from ITS ADOPTION.
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endeav TO enlarge this yetem OF
voting, and for that purpose offered
Is Bill 20 extend it TO other towns =,
and villages in the State: ssovernor : y,
Chamhsrlain. { J g in his !. !, annual 2 agss
Aot tJ--y y, hpu.Ae pA eiits eiits ss, -. "
Bill as follows: I.
e TAG q Si 1S
ia@ ssS SapplyihS tho sysien e ygting Enoan q
tom to ths ySs slscsioOs of iacosporstSd e
fslid towns In tho State. do not feel prepafr,ss
So ieiea 9oS % sa ssii III scale st prsssr mat
ths3y tS syess esa
shoaId 5s tentative at ffst. r Il: rraetieal
ssd;S sEf so
to ether elsotioRs Bill /. insrS
before before i t6s % Senate. Which eabrsceS this 10.
tass s%0ng az prSgsiSmas m . sna
bly:..s & !. s.
1 also moved 70 extend ~ 10
the eleotion OF ConntJJ IaIe.ssio sisa, on
er5, but failed 70 sticceed IN s. potn
efforts. the members OF tne
.t =. !; : - -
Commission iera CITY ana foign 9ilesEa {, e
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

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my Blk. j |. 81 O.. eE *
IIisE5ne, eEdeassEs 90 zScuEe tile
/ ipssliy Of ae 10 appossiVn Rep
| IL enlaliSs is tiie eeysHTisaa Gbantie
III che Gsto ef 0lgs ID lou Int 4sEIIsi
Dlsssg nssInhsrs Introduced ne lEs
locking 10 thu saI1a end, l,nt as
failed 70 Aftsr my election Ii
tbs Senale j presented Hill Gs
Iappostinn5 tiees in The va,
lfiois Counties in shis State III &c.
CORD dance With the ptoyIsions OF tue
Consultation 6f the States Itsenate
JoaFnal, l87 6-76, page 4J.I TiliS
Bill became q law. being apps0sed
| by Governor Chanabefinin March
2ds 1876. BY virtae Of iss psoyi-
Eions Andefs0n and Pick kenB, Dcn0.
cratic Counties, gained enc Repre-.
sentative each, RasnWeIl and Rieh.
land. then eonsidsrad Hepphl hlican,
one member each, Efiist tiis four
then Republican Counties of ChaEies.
ton, Beantert Georgetown aad
,lleuFens lost one Eembar each. AT
the election for members of the
General Asaei6b IN 1871 q the fas
suit wss ti,aE the ID Deznocras ~ bYi tho
gain OF three members succeeded.
The power of the three Demnc tatic
votes gained from the Counties oil
Anderson, Riclsene and Rarnwell
can be estimated when IL is coneid.
cred thai when the w allace House
Of Rep senp.ttyes was organized tho
majority was barely over q naoisty OF
ia members, tae Gouetitutional
number Of Repgesen atives, and byI
having that majority that House
vas recognized and deciased 10 be
the Legal House by the Supreme
Court.
As g further evidence OF my sin.
cerity and earnest desire 10 give the
minority representation, I aubmit
tho following extract from The Co.
LUMBIA REGIsgEa, February III,
1876, pilSaE the head os !" .Legisla-
tive r Proceedings -
= =, ME. Cochran seconded The nomination OF
t4rs 81 1getze ;fofs &egent of tho Lunatic ASyr
lusl, hatd that no Wished slie Democrats 20 Be
represented IA all departments OF the Sfate.
gey.eIInreny. from tue hig5 at 70 the lowest
re1pp ppnsiblisty OF tho adminfstratlon.1 4
hIodTHLY STATEMENTS.
Under the administrations pre.
yious tony election, and for a time
afterwards, the receipts aud dis.
burements Of public funds were
involved in myatery. Ldesired to
Rave the people know how the pub
lilo money was expended, feeling
that ie was their right, and believing
ie would 10 q great extent prevent
lts boing improperly or anIawfuIlyl
applied. / offered u Bill, whist 4
memhes Of the House. ll5carnal ses.
sion OF 1928, page $685. I which
provided, anong ether thinge, for
the qualifications OF weekly statements
of amounts received and naid ont
by the State Treasures. This nnrs
ton of the l6ils was defeated a ftar
aay elsctioh 70 the Senate I ;ntro.
duced 8 Bill directing mud ~.
quiring ths publication of i, nnthig
statements by the State Tfeas,, @ RAJ. !,
I3enate Journal Of ] 87d-75 ,,y;s,s
366. This Bill was diflvi Sss;i;sJ i sTf;sI
and approved BY Coy. q CbaSa6ssls;,,
H6arch 8, 187 ffer tlle ,,,,ss,, : sss. 90
IF thfgiA A 1T the Sfn d, M
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The District in Congress.

TO EXEMPT PROPERTY FROM TAXATION.
A bill was introduced in the House this after
noon by Representative Myers, of Indiana, to
exempt from taxation all property in the Dis
trict of Columbia actually used and held for
charitable purposes.
THE BILL TO INCREASE THE POLICE.
The House committee on the District Of Co
lumbia to-day directed Chairman Hunton to
move suspension of the rules and put upon
its passage the bill to increase the Metropolitan
police force by the employment Of 100 addi-
ttonal men.
only so additional men The S House commit committee tee
thought 1t best to authorize the employment Of
100 men, and If the Commissioners thought
there was no necessity for so many, that they
need not appoint them.
A PETITION FOR AN INVESTIGATION OF IMPROVE
MENT ASSESSMENTS.
Mr.. Columbus Alexander to-day filed petit
tion in the House Of Representatives setting
forth that he, in common with many other
citizens of the District, has suffered great
wrong and injustice through the ''unlaWful,
erroneous fraudulent and excessive special
assessments assessed and levied by the late
board of public works and their successors, the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia,
against his real property fronting on street and
avenue improvements so called" The petit
toner complains that the act of Congress ap-
proved June 10Th, 1873, deprived him and other other
citizens of the right to contest the validity
of assessments in the courts; that the assess
mentS cannot be correctly revised without re-
measurement OF the work. which is not done In
all cases; that Notwithstanding the Commission
ers have discovered many OF the assessments to
be grossly false and excessive they have Or
dered the delivery of title, deeds of petitioners,
property to persons who have purchased such
property at sales for the alleged non-payment
of the assessments complained of, with the
view, as petitioner believes OF clouding the
titles TO his property, or compelling him to pay
excessive assessments. Therefore petitioner
prays that these matters of assessments may be
Investigated along with the investigation of the
District Commissioners now pending, ding and taat
pirate legislation.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 8.-virpdnis skies, deferred,
8; do; oonsols. 545S: do: second series. 275a do.
North Carolina skies. old IS. Virginia ten'fcrty
cospP9psi pPpTiSoRn 20 bid TO-DAY Nayc, co..on s,n,,
ding. lsI. Flour duh and weai.~Howard street
and western super. 5oa5. 25; do; extra. b,75a
40 do 5a@S exr So ms s9gg So
80; do; Rio brands 7;25a7. so; Patapsco family.
but recovered and closed frm-southern red, l. 40a
l.42; do. smber. /. 45a1 As; No. Maryland, las:
APRIL Apr sssn Hnsfa req sBSa nas MaFf s
al ssh July l26ha11 2G39 Corn southern higher
!NsssfcS; Va 80. sassssii: Aprt Sssasss MsS. sas
isngsyiSania. 45ai3: Rye quiet. sssss. Hay;
Y6 ooal7 90 ProVSions steady1mess I pork % Is & a5a
l3. so. Bulk meats-loose shoulders AZ; clear rib
der clear Ha 5 Hams ioaia
eSdse xeEa1s sacEs s ss Bsr r ss to
dun and lower. IOE: Petroleum dnl-crude nom
inal; refined, n9minalIy "a. Coffee very quiet
WHISKY W. sFiaf sGr @
steamer aP%sr T. I'd
basSsIs Eys. 80 80 Dusssls % sSip@snsss it's; wheat. at
Bushels
NEW YORK. March s.-Stocks buoyant Money.
ss6 Exchange, long. 4S4; short, 4s7. Govern
NEW YORK. March. s.-F!our dull Wheat
lONtT-- SOTu uull alQ lOWer.
o, ,L9sSDoN. y p March $. 1890 S p. m.-oonsols.
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates coz; Atlantic and Great Western
Pennsylvania Central, "a. Reading, 36A:
LONDON, March 8, l 80 p. m.-Atlantc and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
65h Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 2sA.
LONDON. March g., p; M Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates,
655; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 20.
Erie, E?s do second consols, 9319. Refined petro-
leum, 54a5s. Tnrpentine, spirits, 37s. Cd.
3ss. The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day is els 900.
LONDON, March 8, p. m.-Consols, 81 1915
for money and SO Lie for the account. U. 8.
bonds, ~ per cents, Joy; new fives, 1.05h
Reading, SO.
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M-At Beaver, Pa, Saturday, Mr.. volhart,
the ferryman, Calvin Morgan, a teamster, and
an old man by the name Of Doty were drowned
by the upsetting of skif.
tB-The union mills at Fall River. Mass,
Will be started to-day and the spinnerS will all
go to work, an understanding having been ar
rived at.
rE-The republicans of Bergen county, N. j.,
have elected anti-third-term delegates to the
state convention.
U-A meeting of French citizens In Phila-
delphia yesterday appointed committee to
welcome M. de Lesseps on his arrival In that
city.
Ev-Charles j. Ellis, a wen-known merchant
OF Philadelphia, died Saturday, OF apeplexy.
U-The antt-Tflden men claims victory in
the preliminary skirmish at P1ttsburg, Pa, Sat-
uTday last.
eB-Tim Norris, q native Of Richmond, Va,
and well-known negro minstrel, died In Proyi-
dence, R. /, last night.
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Huntingten,s Last Purchase.

NEW YORK. March S.-A Louisville, KY, special
baS the following: The fact has leaked out here
that the Louisville and St Louis air line has
been purchased by c. p. Huntington & Co., VIII }
will use it in conjunction with the great Central
Pacific system. This air line, which extends
rom Louisville to st. Louis, was to be built
paI oy Nv 'fe me aa ~ coSs os M as a
road will, when completed, traverse the richest
parts of Indiana and Illinois, connecting at st.
Louis with the Huntington Central Pacific
interests. and at Louisville with the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad, at whose
terminal point-Mount Sterling-it will join the
Chesapeake and Ohio, thus giving the Central
ing from the Pacific to the Atlantic ocean.
LaborerS are lnow hard at work grading the
track Of the Chesapeake snd Ohio from Hunting
tan
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AN Isle of Jersey lady was lately sent to
prison for a month qn default of $50 baiD for
pefsistently coughing and blowing her nose
H-ReIgion apparently flourishes In Lead
vile. The Episcopal parish there have offered
Mrs. Datey, OF Omaha, 81 800 to sing for them
a year, and her sister, Miss Sp0or, $500.
E-A Pcston man claims to have discovered q
method Ct making paper boxes directly nom the
pulp, whereby he cen turn out 80, 600 a day at
one-third of the cost Of the usual method.
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KILLED BY A STONE PROM SI1NG.-On Sum
day, as the excursion train on the Columbus
mountain, and when near Fortson's some ma
licious persons on board shot bullet or pebble
from an Alabama sling at negro boy standing
ground. where he lay in an unconscious cond-
ton. Upon examination it was found that his
skull had been fractured. (Ga.J En-.
uNilP1- Feb 2S
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District Government Affair ).

A number of property holders north OF Bound
airy street, have petitioned the Commissioners
to extend the water mains on 7th street from
its present terminus northWard, In order tina
the Potomac water. They also ask that add
tional fire hydrants be erected for the bette
protection OF property there.
District Commissioner Morgan is again de-
tained at his home from rheumatism in the
foot and unable to walk without crutches.
Commissioner Dent attended before the conf
mittee of the House on the District OF Columbia
to-day.
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THEo THOMAS TERMs.-In reference to the
request of the directors Of the Cincinnati Col
lege of Music for conference with Theodore
Thomas, to settle some date earlier than OctO-
ber for his resignation 10 take effect, Mr Thomas
said yesterday that his representative would
that unless he was to hold his position until
October he would make his resignation tmme-
diate, release the college at once and return to
New York.
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Mr.. VENNNR comes forward once more to say:
81 did not predict heavy snow falls from the 1st
OF March, The heaviest storms will come after
the 18th. This is distinctly stated in my letter.
st. Patr1ckS day and one day after Will give the
heaviest falls of the winter. The other dates
given are days on which snow may be expected
to fall In appreciable or inappreciable quanti-
ties" ssInappreciableu Is a saving word
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ADvIcEs FROM MEXICO to March / state that
Gen. Grant had been visiting Contreras Molino
del Rey, Cherubusco and other scenes of his
tiles well but was unable to find his old quarter
masters Office and store in Tacubaya The re-
cent speeches of Gems. Grant and Sheridan have
given great satisfaction to the MeXicans on ac-
count OF the friendly feelings manifested for
Mexico.
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ABOUT THEODORE TILToN AND HIS WIFE.-It is
rumored that Theodore Tilton and his wife have
become reconciled to each Other, and are living
together again at the Livingstole-stree house,
Brooklyn. Ttlton'S residence has been leased
until recently as boarding house. Painters
and upholsterers have been at work In the
the Tiltons are again to live beneath the same
rOOf-M y Star 9Th,
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A FATAL FALL.-Mr. James Grinnell, an old
resident OF Washington, died yesterday morn
ing, aged IS years. He was seized with vertigo,
last Friday, while entering his house, and fell
over the railing to an area below, distance Of
fifteen feet. His head struck against barrel,
resulting In injuries to the brain that proved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-08

Miss LENS RECOVERING. Miss Lena Leins.
the young lady who was outraged by a negro
ported able to converse with her friends, and it
is hoped she will soon be able to attend to the
case in court. 1t is probable that the case will
go direct to the grand jury in lieu of the Police
Court.
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ASSAULT UPON A CoLoRKD GIRI.-About half
past O'Clock last night as Mr.. Eugene j. john
son was returning home from the Seventh Bap--
tist Church, he heard groans and suppreSsed
cries proceeding from the east side OF 10Th st.,
spot and discovered q young colored girl strug-
Cling against two c0lored men. She had been
thrown to the ground, and one OF the men naq
her by the throat endeavoring to prevent her
crying out. Mr.. johnson called "Pohce!n
whereupon the two men left their victim and
fled. The girl comes from Freedmen'S village,
Va, and Is a stranger In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-08

CouR1sHIP BY PRoXy.-Judge McAdam rem
yesterday, in a curious case brought by John
W. Boyle against Philip II. Ottman. The claim
of the plaintiff, which amounted to S4l4.5O, was
made up of an item Of s14l,5O; alleged to be dne
for training two pedestrians a.ts defendants re-
quest, and the balance for services in winning
back the estranged affections Of a lady Of posi-
tiOn whom the defendant desired to marry. To
accomplish this latter result the plaintiff says
he wrote the lady a number of tenderly afec-
tionate and pleading letters, purporting to be
the production of the defendant. To that por-
tion of the plaintiffs complaint relating to the
love service the defendant demurred, claiming
that it was in the nature OF marriage brokerage;
that a fraud was perpetrated on the lady by
leading her to believe that the letters were the
production of the man who sought a restoration
OF her affections; and that on both these grounds
the alleged contract was void in law. Judge
McAdam held that while the contract might be
open to the objections urged against it, 1t was
not pleaded In such manner as to authorize
its being pronounced absolutely void on demur-
rer. The demurrer was overruled, with leave
anSWar ~ Y Herald 9Th
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eE-W. II. Hayes, who was appointed Judge Of
the federal court OF Kentucky early 10 Septem-
ber, 1872 to succeed Judge Bland Ballard, died
suddenly OF heart disease in Louisville, KY,
yesterday. He was SO years of age.
eB-The Danforth locomotive building shops
at Paterson, N. j., were burned Saturday night.
The less is estimated at S175,000 Three hun
dred and fifty men are thrown out of employ
ment. The works will be rebuilt at once
eB-A Chicago dispatch announces that the
Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co. is making ar
rangements for line OF steamers to Sandusky,
In anticipation Of the opening Of lake naviga-
ton.
az Hon. E. B. Washburne delivered an ad-
dress TO Hebrew citizens at the Sinai Reformed
Congregation in Chicago, yesterday, on the oc-
casion OF memorial service to Adolphe Gre
mieux. paying to that deceased statesman Of
France warm tribute Of respect and adnira-
tfOn.
70 Counterfeit 500 bills are in existence on
the following banks: National Revere Bank
OF Boston; Pittsfeld National Bank, OF Pitts
field; Merchants National Bank, OF New Bed
ford, Mass. Second National Bank, ofW1lkesbarre,
Pa, National Bank OF Commerce, OF Pittsburg,
Pa. The counterfeits are so admirably exc
cuted that they are liable to deceive even ex-
perts
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INsULTED ON THE STREET.-Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Thomas, bright colored girl about
twenty-ene years old, from Prince George coun-
Scott, on street, between 18th and 14th streets
northeast, went out to make a call Just across
the street. She was followed by colored man,
who stood near the house she left, and grossly
insulted by him. She returned Immediately and
informed Mr.. Scott, who armed himself with a
revolver and went in search of the man, but
without finding him. The description given Of
grey hair, wore black hat and spring over
coat
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Operatives Demanding More Wages.

Reading hardware company, operating three
large foUndries here, have demanded an advance
OF 25 per cent. in their wages, and threaten to
strike If a favorable reply Is not given by We'd
neSday next These men obtained an advance
of 25 per cent. only short time ago. and the
firm express the opinion that they viii now be
in the Birdsboro iron mill returned to work this
morning without receiving their advance OF 10
per cent. as demanded, but they say they will
strike on Saturday unless an increase of 20 per
cent is grs uted them
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SHE Used THE LASH TOO FREELY.-In tn
Police Court, this morning, Betsy johnson,
colored, was charged with assaulttng Tobias
johnson, her son. Mr.. Forsyth, the proprietor
planned to some of his guests about being brut-
ally whipped by his mother, and they examined
him and found his back nearly covered with
were then emitting blood. The boy testified to
his mother whipping him In this manner with a
cowhide for not doing some work which she had
told him to do. She was fined $40 and gave her
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THE NIHILISTs AT WORK.
Police Blown Up and House,

NEW YORK, March s.-A morning paper pub
fishes the following as London special: A ST.
ness OF aespotism has greatly Increased since
the Winter Palace explosion. 1t is asserted
that 5000 people have been arrested and 5000
are in the fortress of Petropaulovski. The auth
critics here having learned that suspicious in
dividualS lived at No. BeZbarodks prospect
ordered twenty policemen. under five Officers,
to proceed thither. A woman-a clerks widow
was the only person found, and nothing suspi-
cious was discovered about the place. Five po-
ticemen who were left on guard noticed three
men hastily leaving a shed there and rushed In.
red, blowing up the policemen and the shed.
The house was badly shattered by the eyplo-
sion. An investigation resulted In the discovery
mat the shed had contained dynamite. Hardly
nre occurred In the street called Bolshaha.
Three police buildings and private house were
burned down. Several policemen persisted In
the endeavor to save papers from the fire In the
police station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-08

THE NEW NAVAL REGISTER will be issued in
a week or ten days.
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Two DIVORCE CASES. s.-On Saturday last a
bill for divorce was entered against Charles E.
Bishop, the real estate broker, by his wife, Mary
L. Bishop. on the ground of cruel, extravagant
and Indifferent conduct to her and their child
rem. A suit filed by him some months since
was shortly after withdrawn. Mr.. d. O'C. CAL
laghan appears for her. ....M Mary Delane also,
by Mr. W. c. Stone, commenced a suit for di-
vorce from Matthew Robert Delane on Satur-
day.
To-day. Ella B. Fox, by ]. Williamson. filed a
bill for divorce from w. T. Fox. She sets
forth a marriage in April, 1869, and charges
that in September, 1877, he deserted
and abandoned her, and about the same
time he embezzled a large sum OF money,
several thousands of dollars. She
further says that subsequently he appealed to
his friends and relatives and they raised about
81 1000, which he at once spent at the gaming
table. They had five children, two Of whom are
living, and she asks their custody.
THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET Co.-An
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Northern Liberty Market Co. was held at the
office to-day, and the first thing done was the
ratification Of an agreement made by the df-
rectors with DR.. Gunton and the Savage heirs,
with view of settling all existing differences,
which was done without a dissenting
voice. The polls were then opened
for the election Of directors, and had not closed
when we went to press. The ticket bears the
names of R. T. Merrick, T. j. Fisher, F: B. NC
Guire, s. B. Boarman, James Holmes, John Il
Kelly, Theo. Barnes and VIM. Miller.
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TINE WATCH REPAIRING,
II ENGRAVING, ETC.
WATCHES, CHRONOMETERS AND coNpJJ-
GATED TINE p,EEPERS D
OF every description Carefully repaired by skillful
workmen.
COATS OF ARMS CRESTS, MONOGRAMS,
Etc, elegantly engraved.
DIAMOND, PEARL and OTHER FINE JEWELRY
reset and repaired in the best manner.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO g. Co.,
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