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MASSACHUSETTS.
The women,s Temperance Union.

The Women's temperance Union.
BosToN, Oct 28-On the second day of the
Women's National Temperance Uni"n to-day
a petition was pres nted by Mary E. Hart,
asking the appointment of board Of manage
ment for the transaction of business pertaining
to the spread OF temperance work. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on platform.
paper on influencing the press was distri-
buted through the audience.
The evening session consisted of devotion al
exercises, outline of reports of committees on
Temperance in schools and colleges. on eek
tending of our organization in the South on
young women's work." and an address by
Miss E. w. Greenwood of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Disastrous Fire in Lynn.
LYNN, Oct pa fire in this city this MORN
ing destroyed James M. Bnffums seam mill
on Broad street; loss $50. 600 to $50 OOn slight
ly insu red; the new engine house, loss 81 900;
Allen & Boyden's paper box factory, less $35,
600, insurance unknown; Timothy Newball's
railroad house, loss $4,000, insurance un.
known; Chapman Brothers dies shop. loss
$500; j. Otis Marshall's wood works building.
loss $1,000, insurance unknown; Spilley &
Melcher's shop, loss $4,000 insurance $4,000
and several small buildings. 1t also burned
out number of famili. in the railroad house.
who l. st all their effects. The total loss will
reach $l45,000. A large number of workmen
are thrown aut Of employment.
Opposed to Elevated Railroads.
Petitions from various companies in Boston
and vicinity for elevated railroads have been
reported upon adversely by the State Railroad
Commissioners.
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THE TARIFF.
A Fusion Lie Set at Rest.
A CARD FROM THE NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

BANGOR, Oct. 2S.-The Wing will publis h
the following tomorrow morning:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN NATIoN-)
AL COMMITTEE,
New York, Oct %, 1880.
To C. a. Boutelie, Bangor, Ne:
have just received your telegram inform
ing me that the opposition in Maine are circu-
lating fandbills broadcast over the State stat
ing that this committee has issued circular
pledging that in the event that the Republican
party succeeds it will remove the duties OH pr =
iatoes, lumber, wool and coal. Their state
ment IS false in every particular. This COM
mlttee has not issued circular of any kind
whatever in regard to duries nor has it nor
will it attempt in any way to commit the Re-
publican party to anything relating to this or
any other matter. The past record OF the
party, its platform and the letter of acceptance
Of its candidate are sufficient pledges, aud on
these this committee is satisfied to abide the
decision of the people.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL,
Chairman,
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THE INDIANS.
The Defeat of Victoria's Band.

GALVESTON. Oct. 28.-Gen. Giersnn tele-
graphs the details of the defeat of Vietoria' s
band as heretofore stated Also, that some 40
Indians from the Mtscato Apache Agenc,
were turned back by The troops from Eagle
Spring, bound to Victoria's assistance. The
troops are pursuing the Indians through the
Sacramento mountains, and cavalry along the
Rio Grande are actively scouting and watch
ing Tor 800 warriors still in the field. Terras,
Bosque Bontio, where the Indians are making
for, is Oh the Mexican side of the Rio Grande
opposite Eagle Springs. Three companies Of
cavalry are near there.
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Effect Of Reducing the Tariff.

II the tariff is reduced on iron, cloth, boots
and shoes, wool, copper. lumber, salt,
or other American manufacturers, five, ten, or
more per cent, So as to compel our manufac-
lures to compete with impcrtations from Eu-
rope. prices will fall; and with fall in
nrices ALWAYS comes pretty soon a fall in
" ages. Our manufacturers pay workingmen
good wages and give plenty of work, because
they can afford to do SO when prosperous
when they get good prices. Cut down the
nrices, and that necessarily cuts down your
wages, makes manufacturing dull, and gives
you less chances for work.
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MARINE NEWS.

A Portland Bound Vessel Wrecked.
Boston, Oct. 28.-Schooner Gov. Cony, of
Boston, Cassidy. New York for Portland, with
pig iron and kerosene struck on Harding's
ledge, Boston harbor, last night. knocking a
hole in her bottom and causing her to sink al
most Immediately. A number of barrels of oil
foated ashore at Hull. The vessel is breaking
up but arrangements have been made to save
the cargo. Crew saved. The vessel was LOG
tons. built at Augusta in 1864, and was owned
bV the cantain
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Nova Scotia Solid for Hancock.
IPbiladelDh}a News

During brief interview yesterday with a
gentleman from Nova Scotia, who is on visit
to friends in this city, he inquired as to the
prospects of Hancock election, remarking that
the people in that province of the British en-
pire were almost all in favor of Hancock. On
being asked why, he replied, because they
believe that with him and the Democratic par.
" they will have free trade with the United
States. while YOU fellows (ineaning the Repub.
Workingmen, who believe In projecting home
industry, will please put that In their pipe and
smoke II.
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since yesterday and much property has been
destroyed. Fully 80 families in the subur bs
are homeless
Floods AT Lees have stopped several mills.
Hundreds Lave been temporarily thrown out
of employment.
Seven Persons Killed by Railway Col
nSion.
By railway collision at Havetal, Belgium,
today seven persons were killed and a number
injured.
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INDIANA.

Omcial Returns OF the October Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 28.-The complete otfic-
ial returns Of The October election show the
whole vote OF the State to be 470, 7s8, OF which
Porter (Republican) for governor received 23l,
4Oo, Landers (Dsmocrat) 224 ,452-Porter's pu-
railty, 1858; Ham (kep), secretary of sta Q,
229, 1853; ohankin (Deul.). "a ,6l4-Hann's plu-
ral''y 5l4: Elliott (kep.), supreme judge,
plurality 1851.
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The widow of A braham Lincoln is danger
ously i'll in New York city.
Doyle, who was arrested in Chicago with
S204, 600 counterfeit bonds, has been held in
$20,O00 bail.
Daniel w. Coles store, house and harm in
West moreland. N. H., were burned Wednes-
day night. The family barely escaped.
Jones, arrested at Montreal for stealing 81,
$50 FROM F. B. Nc dams, has been sentenced
to four years in the penitentiary.
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THE BOOM IN TENNESSEE.
Prominent Men Joining the Republicans
A Democratic Fizzle

Prominent Men Joining the Republicans
A Democratic Fizzle.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn +, Oct. IL Nv. L. Trent, a
Brilliant young lawyer OF Knoxvil Q aud meme
Der of large Democratic Relationship, has
come out for Garfield and is stunning the
State. Will Baxter, son of United States Dis
trict Judge Baxter. who voted for Tilden is
also making effective speeches for the Repub
licans. In Chattanooga and Bristol Demo-
cratic leaders are out for the Republicans, who
were never half so enthusiastic. The election
of Republican Governor is foregone COLI
fusion. With proper work Tennessee can he
carried for Garfield. The Democrats are sub
dued. Attempting grand barbecue here to-
day, with preparations for 10000 people, they
had. by actual count. only 600. They were
drinking. fighting and yelling for jeff Davis
all day. The mob broke into The commissary
and fought over the half-cooked meat. Six
men are known to have torn off Hancock
badges and come ont for Garfield on account
of the disgraceful proceedings
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ASIA.
Persian Towns Besieged by the Kurds.

Persian Towns BeSleged by the Kurds.
TEHERAN, Oct. 2S.-It is said the Kurds are
firing into the town Of Urumy all, northern
Persia. The town of Khoi in the same prov
ince is also threatened. Another hodv of bar
barians has destroyed Mahmudjet, two miles
from Sainkaleho. Reinforcemenis of Persian
troops Oh the way from Teheran, are a weeks
journey from Saipke ieho.
There are ruinors from Tabrig that the
Kurds under Sheek Abdullah had taken Urn
nlai. No further news is received from the
British consu, at Urumian, telegraph wires TO
RhOi having been cut.
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Do working men want to toll for the misera-
BILE wages paid in the Old World? If not, lot
them vote to defend the Protective Tariff. In
the Southern States the black working man
gets So a month and ration of a peck Of corn
meal and three pounds of bacon week. Per-
haps the Southern politicians who control the
Democratic party would like to bring the
white working man of the North down to
the.e wages. The white working man will,
in November, express his opinion OF their raw.
enue tariff plan with his ballot.
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Failure Of the Attempt of the Democrats
to Get Rid Of the Chicago Supervisor
CHICAGO. Oct. 28-In the case of the United
States Superv isor Geisler, arrested while on
duty at The place of registration by policemen,
yesterday, Judge Drummopd in the United
States Circuit Court, to-day released him
or municipal authority can interfere with the
United States supervisors while on duty at the
polls but the federal courts had a right to pass
inds upon any case involving such otic-
iliS
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An Outrage that Deserves the Severest
Penalty Of the Law.

New HAVEN, Ct, Oct. 2S.-During a Re-
publican torchlight procession this evening a
number of boys standing on a corner blew tin
horns at the professionals. This so enraged
one OF the members of colored company from
Hartford that he struck one of the boys in the
face with torch. The others took to their
heels, and several of the colored men pursued
the boys and one of them, a Hart
ford negro, fired pistol shot into the crowd.
The ball struck an inoffensve spectator named
Peter Sweeney, passing through his groin.
He fell down and was set upon ana severely
beaten, his jaw being broken. The doctor says
Sweeney will die before morning. Sweeney
being an Irish Democrat aud his ,lssailants be-
ing colored men there is much excitement
over the matter.
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California Mining stocks.
Chicago Live stock Market.

tby Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. Oct 2S-Hogs-hecoipts 23, 600 head
shipments $500 heat; market strong and higher
for good free purchases mixed packing at 2ua
10; bacon 80 a. 30 choice heavy at 5u94 10.
all sold; market closed strong.
Cattie-Receipts 1000 head assignments 100 head:
best exports trin 25a5 10; good to choice at
shipping 5OGo DO; common to medium dull 3 80
"a 3d. heavy run OF Western; fully 1UU cars; trade
slow.
Sheep-recepts 1900 head market weak common
to medium at 3 4OG3 70; good to choice at 2va
Az,
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.
LONDON. Oct. 2S.-COnsOls at 80 5-16 for money
and account.
LoNDoN, Oct 28-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
Gies-United States bonds AIS, 1884.
LIvEkPoOL, Oct. 23--l2.3u r. M-Flour Sc 6dd
lis 9d; Winter " heal 3s lodges Sd; Spring VIII. at
at % ID q rs Sd. California average IS Sd 80 od
;uD DO at Us 7dGlOs I'd, Corn at 70 31295s Id,
reas at os Id. Provisions, Sc.,-Pork at Ills d;
heet eOs. Ches SO At 68s; Lard AS Sd; Bacon A5s0
4os ID. Tallow at 84s Sd, at London 36s Cd,
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DEATHS

In th city, Oct. 20. Mrs. Ellen c. Crosby aged
81 years months 10 days. Boston papers please
copy.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at O'clock at
her late residence. No. Mayo street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. Burial at con-
venience of the family.]
In Bath, Oct. 81, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Thos j.
Pennell. aged 81 years months.
In Woolvich. Get. 20, Mrs. Dora, wife of VIM. W.
Crocker aged 81 years months.
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The Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 2S-The complete
Official returns OIL the October election show
rat the whole vote of the State was 47O73S,
Of which Porter, (RepublicAn) for Governor,
received 23l ,405; Landers, (Democrar) IA 49,;
Portsr's plurality, $685.. Ham, (Rep.) secre-
tary of State, 229, 753: Shauklin, (Dem.) IA.
6iS; Hann's plurality, 5l4A; Elliott, (Rep.) for
Supreme Judge, has plurality Of 1851.
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MAIN e.
Fire in Kittery.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Oct, pa dwelling
house at Kittery, owned by lydia J. Dudley,
together with portion of the contents. was
burned this morning. Loss about $500; par
tia lily insured. A defective chimney was the
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An English Sloop Seized.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-A Port Townsend
despatch says the revenue cutter Walcott has
sized the English soop Alert for cruising in
American waters without papers.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.


Bloody Riot in China-Disastrous Ty-
phoon in japan.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. % A serious riot oc-
Cured in Canton, China, September 18th, be-
tween rival factions of the lower orders of ma
tives. Sumo French priests endeavored to
quell the disturbance and were assaulted by
the rioters, and the mission house was at
tackled. Military were called out and after fir
ing one or two volless the mob was dispersed.
Some lives were lost among The natives and
one of the priests was wounded.
On the d inst, typhuon passed over Yoko-
hama, doing considerable damage to buildings
here and in Toxic. Light craft in the bay suf-
fered severely, and great many lives were
lost. Adjoining ports also sustained great loss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

NOTICE. For the past thirty three Years
"CoNGRES>" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. IT has always been made pure and
he lthy, and Is to-iay without rival
EB-Sade's Engli Mustard ami Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable
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Sent to Prison for Life.

New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 28.-At Vicksburg
to-day Judge Young refused the application of
Samuel Hawthorne for II new trial, and SELL
fenced him TO the penitentiary for life.
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Effect on Wages of a Tariff for
Revenue Onlv.

In the United States low tariff has always
produced low wages and dull times A protec.
tive tariff has always led to good wages and
prosperous times. Protect our manufactures
and they employ and pay workingmen; strike
down our manufactures ard they cannot pay
good wages or give plenty of work to working.
men.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portlanl DuIl, Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Oct. %.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &C.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-Fous
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. ID. c.,
Oct. 90, Q A. M.
For New England,
Cloudy weather, possibly occasional rain in
southern portion, winds mostly northwesterly,
lower barometer, stationary or higher TEN per-
allure,
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MARRIAGES.

In this city Oct 81. by Rev. A. Dalton David Pc
terson and Miss Mary Ann Warner both of Che.
beague Island.
In This city Oct %. by Rev. Dr. Smaller. Charlie
F. Trott of Portland and Miss Ida l.. of
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SALES of the Brokers soard, Oct. as
New York stock and MONEY Market.
a . EOL u n 00 NJ OkM>
tBy Telegraph

tBy Telegraph
New YORK. Oct. % -Evenug.-Money easy PCS
per cent. on call, closing 2a2H2; ,..,,n- mercantile
paper 41aa5 1s per cent. sterling Exchange weak
at ASIA .4S1ts for long and 4otA a4S31a for
short Government bonds are uuiet but hrm: shade
higher for some issues State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds firm. The stock market closed fairly steady
Tue Transactions at the STOCK Exchange agg oga.-
ed 81 800 shares.
Ine following are ro-day's closing quotations of
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LOOK. READ.


100 freshly emp'ied Liquor
Il srreiS for Cider, received this
day, Tor S;R e by
R. STANLEY IL son,
,, l9@ Fore sireet.
oo2e dr.
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Receipts of Maine CeuraI.
PORTLAND, Oct. 81.
For Portland 43 cars miscellaneous merchandl Sc;
for connecting roads, 80 cars miscellaneous
chandise.
Daily DOnso.ssc Gkeceipfs.
By water conveyanco-lOuO bush Cornmeal TO q
W. True Il Co.
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THE MOREY LETTER.
The Publishers Of Truth in Court.
EXPERTS PRONOUNCE PHILIP. THE
AUTHOR OF THE LETTER.


Why Philip Was Not Arrested for Lib ell
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Madeira Oct %, barque JAS McCarty, Hale,
Boston.
SID fun Cuxhaven 18th inst, baroue Florence Treat
Veazie, trederickstact.
Sid TN Sharpness Oct 16, barque Saml ID Carlton.
Freeman. Cardiff.
Sid fm Cientuegos 14th, brig Atalaya, Eye New
Sagua.
Cid at Havana goth. brig Clara NJ Goodrich Look,
CaibarieD and New York.
Sid I'm Havana l7th inst, barque Antonio, Sala,
MITCHELL New York; Havana. Rice phila'ie pha.
In port 23d, tarque Payson Tucker, tucker, for
New York; brig Helene binney. Diinkwaier d. ;.
Ar al Sagua Oct lo barque Jose More, Cal Isle,
New YORK.
Sid Oct l6. barque ocean Pearl Henley, NYork.
AT Aatailzas oct 26, bar que Arthur Y " AIDE Sher
man. 'tisg. brig Jeremiah. rord, for New YORK 9th
sch Nellie Sawyer Bunker, do.
Cid at Cardenas 22d. brig Mary g Mariner Pater-
son. North OF Hattcras; scn + D Newman. Newman
Sagua.
oid TN Montreal Oct 23d. ship Gardiner Colby,
Streeter, London; barque Norena, Chase, Queens
town.
Ar at Windsor. Ms. 25th, schs Clara Simpson,
Iapley, Boston; Alma, johnson, Maclias; Emma
Crosby, Crosby, PASSPORT.
Cld at st John. h Is. 18th, schs Lettie Wells War;
New York; Fight, Sweetser do (hayIg repaired,
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MARINE n FWS
FORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2S.

THURSDAY, Oct %.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike St John, NIB. via
Eastport for Boston,
Canning, Ms, TO load grain To Ryan 4 Kelsey.
Sch BENZ Lee, Marts, Philadelphia-coal to Kan
dali & McAllistei.
Sch f G Willard. Simonton Philadelphia-coal to
Portland Ogdensburg RR.
Sch Maud Briggs. Barbour. Perth Anboy-coal to
Sch Merrill G Hart, Watts New York-coal t
Randall 4 McAllister.
Sch Georgia. Huntley, Boston, TO load for Cuba.
Sch Eliza lane. Huichins Boston.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase. Machias-potatoes to
l Berry Bro.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant Ellsworth.
Sch Louisa Frances 1horndlke. kockland- lime
Sch Buena Vista, Thurrill, wiscasset-box-shooks
Sch Vanguard, of Gloucester, from Wood Island
where she was ashore. l. leaking badly aud will 60
ON the railway for repairs.
Cleared.
Steamship Fran"on,.., 4dangum, New York-Henry
sch Alaska Thorndike. New York-Geo soule.
Sch j = Merriam. smith, Boston-E S liamIen.
Blake.
sch Cinderella. Weber. Round Pond-N Blake.
Sch Lxact. kimhall North Boothbay-N Blake.
Sch Nautilus Newman, Boothbay-D Choale.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay = ID
Choate.
fine schr of 1875 tons. named W Chester, is all
ready to be launched from the yard of w Hoiway,
Machias. Capt W Braabuy is to command her.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Jas Bailey, (of Portand) Capt Mann, from
Hong Kong for San Francisco, in b.llast has BEEN
wrecked on Nainan Island coast OF China. o par
ticuars. The report that the had landed ri
Sicily is contradlcted. The ship registered 1885
tons. was built at Bath in 1877 by " IN Rogers by
whom she was owned together with j S winslow &
Co. Capt Tenney, and others, of Portland. Partly
nsnie ed
Sch tiov Coney. Cassidy. from New York for Port
land, with iron ard burning Old, struck on Harding
Ledge Wednesday night and sunk. She is breaking
up. Drew saved.
Sch Nellie Chase. Randall. from Long Island for
Bo tbbay. which put into Vineyard Haven 26th
bad mainbocm broken, and the captain had two
ribs broken. He was taken TO the hospital and the
vessel proceeded in charge of the mate.
Sch Maggie FALLING, at New York from Cardenas
brought the crew Of brig Ii p Dewey, wrecked of
the latter port.
The fishing boat Tell Ye was run down and sunk
9th by scbr Fred Jack~on.
Sch Geo w Snow, dickson. from Moncton NIB,
for Portland. with railroad ties. struck cunning
Rock, off ST George Me. 2'd ami filled with wat
er. The deckload washed fl. The wreck was
hauled off next day and towed into Port Clyde.
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sPOK EN-.

Sept 6, lat % 45 s. Ion A. 80, ship Martha Bowk-
er, from Portland for BueIus Ayres.
Sept ~. lat n. Ion 2j w. shp Santa Clard To.
hey. from Cardiff for San Francisco.
oct "a, lat ~ Ion 81 81, barYps 4 Sargent ksl-
ley, from Gottenburg for United States.
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Boston shock Market.
Mining stocks.
Closing prices Oct %, as reported by H. n.
Pinkham, Stock Broker, 90 Exchange street:
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Die Sra4t Der lieben S6dter,
Sbr Staunen wiiroe iibsrgsb'n
Sn bimmliides @elddter.
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