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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-20
Federal Officials in Rockingham.

We desire to be just, though we have been
unlucky, politically speaking, from our stand
point, and as the news journals are discussing
the merits and dement's OF governmental Off
Gals, we follow in the wake of precedent. The
most important OF the several officials in this
district excepting only that of Judge, is, per-
haps, that of District Attorney The prosecu
ton of criminals against the q. s. laws, and
the prosecution of all suits pertaining to the
revenue department. as others involving a
violation of duty by any officials, and the for
fixture of the penalties Of their bonds, consti
tutes this one of the most important offices.
To be just and fully yindicate the laws, with
out morbid prejudice or political bias requires
vigorous understanding and firm will. To
be above both the caprices ofpower and the
criticisms of the captious, is one of the princi-
pal qualities desirable in an attorney repre-
senting the government.
The U. s. District attorney lives in our
midst We can, therefore, speak of him fairly
from our own observation and the testimony
Of men competent legally to conclude upon
his capacities. We take pleasure in stating
Chat Capt. W. s. Lurty, has most efficiently
filled the Office Of which he is the incumbent,
Industrious, impartial, vigorous, eloquent
and forcible in his preparation of his cases and
his manner of yindcating them, he has been
very justly entitled to the recommendations
and eulogies which have been bestowed upon
him by the leading members of all the bars in
the district. In the performance of his oner-
GUS duties he has had to manage the most
important and delicate cases, requiring much
sagacity and legal discrimination, and pitled
against the strongest lawyers in the State In
such competition his efforts have universally
challenged the admiration of the public and
evoked from his antagonists the need ofpraise
for his ability and fair dealing. Cart. Lurty
though an nthusiasticRepublican for the nom
nation of Gen. Grant, has always been dispos
ed to be fair to his opponents in political
debate and to concede to the opinions of 9TH
ers that respect which he claimed for his
own.
OF the r. 8. Marshal, Hon. ]. F. Lewis, and
his assistants, Messrs Lewis and Points, vino
reside In Rockingham, of the Collector, B. B.
Bolts, Esq, and his clerks, Messrs. Irwin,
Donovan, Butler, BeaIner, and McChesney, OF
the clerk of the Court, W. B. Lurty, Esq, and
of the Postmaster, James Sullivan, our testi-
mony would be equally pronounced as to
their competency, politeness, energy and i'm
Partially.
We make this statement as only fair to be
made by Democrats of Republicans who
are Jealous in the discharge of their official
duties. Rockingham Register.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-20

y7IRGINIA-In the Clerks ONCE Circuit Court OF
Augusta county, January 10, 1881.
W. q. BaiIy, Plaintiff,
VS..
James T Byers, D. NJ. Byers, J. a. Byers NJ Alice
Byers, and E. G.. Byers, Defendants.
IN AssUMPsIT.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the defend
ants the sum Of 1884 SO with interest thereon from
the tn day of November, 1876 till paid.
It appearing by an1davit filed that J. d. Byers is
non resident Of this State 1t ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due publication
Of this notice apcdo what is necessary protect his
interest. Teste.
Hud. h Pat, pa. ]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
jan 134t
CENERAL HECEIvER's NOTICE.
am ready to pay dividend to parties entitled In
SHELTON vs. 1ONEs. ]. FRED EFFIN4ER,
tan N-4w GeAanha Receiver.
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YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to 1ecree OF the District Court OF the
Western District OF Virginia, rendered In the mat
ter Of Elsom Piper, Bankrupts, on the goth day,
and decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta coun-
ty, rendered on the 29th day of March, $780, In the
cause of Baldwin Augusta Fair VS.. Piper ct al, we
will proceed in front of the Courthouse In Staunton
on SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1881,
to sell at public auction, HOUSE and LOT near the
corporate limits Of Staunton, now occupied by J. A.
Piper, fronting the Southern side OF the Parkers
burg Turnpike about so feet with depth OF 332 feet
This property is In good neighborhood- on II
good brick house, and the sale affords fine oppor-
tunity to any one who desires to purchase cosy,
comfortable residence.
TERMS Cash IN hand sufficient to pay the costs
Of SALE and the residue credit of one, two and
three years from day OF sale, the purchaser giving
bonds for said deferred tnstallments with approved
personal security bearing interest from date, and
waving the homestead exemption, and the title to
be retained as ultimate security Sale at O'Clock.
JAME BUMGARDNER, JR,
Commissioner
I. L. NICHE,
dec 80 ids Assignee.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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] forbear to trespass further upon your indul-
gence We are anxiousto determine and settle
the debt, and we shall be happy ii the liberal
and generous impulses OF the Northern people
shall lead them to aid US by their counte-
nance and sympathy to consummatlon SO
devoutly to be wished. We are not repudi-
ators. We acknowledge every dollar that we
believe we Justly owe, and we intend to pay
it; and if we ask an abatement in the rate o..
interest, it is our poverty, not our will, con-
sents. Our case is hard indeed. We cannot
paw the debt as claimed against. No one here
will any longer pretend that we can. lie is
honest who engages to pay no more than he
has means to pay with. He is not honest who
promises with the knowledge of inability to
perform. Nor can we allow the matter 10
stand as it is, to run against us. without expos
ing ourselves to the shame OF actual ana COM
pulsory reputation.
The case of the creditors is not much better.
| Many of them are receiving no interest at all
/. and large proportion OF them under debt
| paying auspices have received only two years
interest in eight years. The bonds OF treat
portion of the debt can only be sold at an inn
mense sacrifice to the holders, and none OF the
bonds have any stable value or afford the
holder the interest which they promise. Mean
time State and creditor are unhappy. Both,
too, are losing by delay and by the futile plans
of adjustment that we do not respond TO
the demands of the situation, or that are
fas hioned only in the interests OF the brokers.
These last-the brokers-are the only ones
W no make profit out of our unsettled finances
these gentry impartialy victimizing both
| Virginia and her creditors and finding equal
opportunity of speculation whether bonds rise
or fall are happy in either event and care lit
tie who may be their victims. Any final settle
ment would be Objectionable to these jobbers
in the necessities and misfortunes OF State and
i individuals, and no scheme that will effect such
a settlement can hope for their approval. And
with the REIMBURSEMENT of the debt as proposed
the Re-adjusters come into full control OF the
Common wealth, remove the Bourbon reaction
lists from place and power; and start Virginia
on new career OF progress, prosperity and
greatness. Free suffrage for all men; a talr
count at the polls free education OF all chill
dren, and an impartial administration OF the
Const tuition and the laws OF all citizens Will
be the eternal policy OF the liberal party which
shall have dethroned the Bourbons-and with
respect to the nation and our sister States, the
same liberal party will insist upon and incul-
cate honest submission to the results OF the
war; due observance OF the Constitutional
Amendments, the Reconstruction Acts and
all other and implied conditions that accom-
panied the restoration otVirginia to theUnion;
the cultivation of fraternal relations with our
feloy-citizens of every quarter, and the re-
moval of sectional jealousies and race Gistinc-
tons in all our politics.
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srAUnros ADvrRrIsEnExrs.
r outs EIsENMAN
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ahead again with his tremendous

tbuti no
hncu the degenerate
Iffyouwa in
~ of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-20
land SALES.
VALUABLE COAL LANDSi
COATED In the Coal Regions Of the Great Kanawha
Valley
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS.

We, the undersigned, attorneys in fact for the
owners will sell privately one Of the most valuable
tracts OF coal land in the great Kanawha Valley.
This tract contains
6256 ACRES,
ia known as the SMITHERS-GAULY TRACT, and ID
situated on the north side of the Great Kanawha
river on the waters Of Smithers and Twenty mile
Creeks Fayette county, w. Va. 1t is part OF sur
ye II 1857 acres granted by the State Of Virginia
to John Steele which was subsequently subdivided
by rider OF the Circuit Court of kanawha county, In
to /. is "a b. C. ID. e. 81 Lot e.. was divided
into lots G. and H, and the tract offered for
sale Is said lot 81
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-20
YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

y
Pursuant to two DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, one rendered on the 10Th day Of
March, 1885, and the other the 18th day OF Novem
Der, $780, in the chancery cause OF the Baldwin Au-
gusta Fair vs. Piper ct al, We will proceed, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Goth, 1881,
sell at public auction in front Of the court house,
in Staunton, lot, just outside and west of the
porate limits Of the CITY, with large and tasteful
new BRICK HOUSE on it, from ing on the south side
OF the Parkersburg Turnpike IS feet, with depth Of
1872 feet This property owned and occupied by
E.Louis de,and the location and Improvements on it
make 1t very desirable and comfortable home.
TERMs:-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and expenses OF sale, and the residue on a
credit OF one two and three from day OF sale
the purchaser giving bonds for said deferred install
ments, with approved personal security, bearing In
terest from date.and waving the homestead exemp-
tion and the title to be retained ultimate security
Sale at O'Clock
JAMES BUMGARDNER JR,
w A. HUDSON,
dec 30-tdS Commissioners.
, 1881-03-04

Tho following Instruments were olcd for rec
ord Thursday, MRrch D:

Tho following Instruments were f,lcd for rcc-
ord Thursday, MRrch D:
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S$t's 5;s FINE ss;! {sss & SfSsf ssS%}s Il iasi
MhTl1n <.uUJ
NORTH or s'nS ss 'Ta ~ Fas o' assEs
North ltatssNI It, nuuEIy opposLt lhs MARINE
llnsPtnl, ~ neru1. lAten Fob. Z! tIDhn H..
IAwllnR 10 Dow IT. c. tirlunpi. ........-..S E.m
so"7 oF efx rEs St7s 81 ~ MStS Ss W HxvES
RE Esr rEs1%sss 1as y S tsu Il SsSrs ns aatsa m
wEXT Or CITY LIM1TH WITHIN \ l1An!IH Or sEYEN
MII.Es ny THE cotttT-llnrHE
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y. dntsa afarrh II. u. FrAnk 10 Jncub
NAHpkl... ....*.ssss.-.t.,.s lNu
, 1881-03-04
PROVISIONS,

1fOH r1lnnUCTH--Wcre lesK Rctvc and very mnch
unsettled Tho lncal hug market exhibited llttlo
chn9u In rrlces. with rery small receipts. but lvur
uoo reportcd S decllnc In lnrA and nrAts and thcEs
mnta apparently no RhipplnG nrrts hero for tho Int
tor, which snlu lnA ut tho tUpr OF tito htNrnl Tho
pdrk market wn1 weakened enry ulldur moro desra
10 sell for this ,ntnth. bnms Of the ssilory woro
changing over INTO next mnnth but they sold for
Alnrch besurc buying for hurl1.-exactv tho raYprso
NJ tho irefiolis dnJE prDRrnn. The Ba1uH tl.t
casu In lnnt and tho eDllnE Wns heavy on neatn
cusn orarntOEh cuiltd Beu reasnn 10 expect tho
btE fHrGR1l cHIHnd wlt!rh tho rccent uuvnueo In
rrtcNA WAs ~ 1nr4n.y 0nAutl.
MESA !'uHK~lla1llnpl I04ll3Ho nhrhneeh DC, and
closed % At1ts thu !aiGst iirtces ot "Wednesday.
sh!a* wptD rcurtea If ~ hrln HFnl nj $4A 5u brfs
E9nr April " ~ 4al4p; y iu Ifla *uller May d
xllhG&!A!at l4lMl, 4lasu bTs. Thu nMsket CiugrL
month. siiass lIaM Nciur April, und slisu1 lt:I4
tIt51hsts ITO. -
LAIfl-i>ecIlned i:'4li5o per 100 lhh but rallied
Inter And clnted about te kAre NJ tho previous Mt
pru0r. anG were teDrtga IT HAl tca spiIt ut FJXi
lltl ten sYl!er March nt tlHNsap, s!.,&N seIsr
April NJ u "; AHu u ~ tcs aUlI1r May II $Nui
talnat ninl. :at2U It's. The ninrkHt et1sr ,lra ut
l0nt tor round 1n!A spot Keller Anrch, {luU5
Ing lnat call April eluscu Ht t!H0,1f ltL0i}i.
MHATA-tteriineu 9tst u pur Hn lbs, but closed 10
SSs sa ~ % II Is. .y !. :" 4 s1H: ,s., wstS
An5il n.ni t1a sc,'Or A.ay; &lU NJ, ,sroa,s huns
as follows VI ocoek for tllcufud. unless otherwise
aIE9C3upNt
, 1881-03-04

iltrc, and wanted tn nnll OIL II. Even tho wlcnt-
benrs lonkct Tor something lsp a .c advance, hut
It h,uR nrc, thu,sgh tho flrltssh iolrHrnma wcro
again encouraging Ia holders. Provisions weru
depressed hy further ftnrs Of ,tln!tIshctl TOLL
sumption, owing to tho triclnN scare. .sftor
midday thorc wns nn up.urn which Hrcmrl to
he dIroct consequence nj the rrt'nrt that tho
Funding bill hnh bcen vetoed. This caused
huoynncy in tho Now fnrl1 market
for stocks md money, md tho strength
was rhiirctc,1 Into produces here. Mess
ln,rk closed f!so higher, ut s1LE>dD14.h.,i
fur March md *I+.h7!.f11s.@ for april. 1.nrl
closed uasicr, at $H.N7It6Dlo,nN for Mnruh ard
$ia.GtD lo,07!s for April. Short ribs rtoscd @tic
higher, ut S7.47,jGt7.;O fur April+ Wheat cfuscd
.ac higher, at aS1ic for March md pnScdhsl.W
for April. Cnrn cnsct ,s<b4r higher. Mt ;'iHo fur
Mnrrh md +.Eu bid for May. Oats closed II
shHtau Arncr. with gilt-elgcd No. /: no,uEnnlly
al.l1:iltic. regular a9iiGtans.c, ;slTds3to fur
Mny, md ;rHaGr}'sc Tor juno. Rye closed
slrnor, Mt Goc fur eit-rdgctt No., n5c fer rcgti-
lar, April Mt Tue, ar,1 say ut osc. harley c!oscd
ahnhu ilrnicr, Nt &1.0l for it-etlgcd No. = &c
for R!lt-cttgcl M. 4, md no for No. fresh re-
cup.s. April sollt nj $l.0s for No. I. Hogs wcra
noi1lnnuy Unchanged, Mt $da>dld,G0 for light
mil ut $5.00ltiOO Fur hcary, Cattle were Iirn Mt
lil11S) for poor to extrl.
IubbGrs of dry Ro0tls wern doing only light
business, tho movement being cuiltlne.l for the
most part tn snnl, mil u.1lrra. Prices remained
steady. Groceries wcro moving to II moderate
extent Mt nbnnt stca'ly prices. No cnnnRca III
tho sh, hrletl-frit, nad eannett- xools markets
were developed. butter anil cheese wrro mod
crntcy ncttvo a,id unchanged. There was II
Hight movement 1T oils at previous prices. naH-
Rlnx was Inactive n1lI nuthuhxr1. rtg-iron aud
coal wcrc quoted quiet nnu sten'ly.
In hrnoln-cOrh II steady tr.tlu Is Noted at oitr
quotations. Euxs wcro advanced, largely owing
10 tho light supply, srtl!hg rs high us bso per
, 1881-03-04

Fcbrunrr show n decrease Of fGo,0m Tho earn.
inHs of tho whhnah 1'acf1c Hallway Cnmt,nt,y
the thru week III February were s327, ,o00, show.
Ing decrease Of &l1,HD0.
Tho rnruMaa Of tho Hannibal l. st. Joseph,
thfrl week In Fehrunry, s;al's7: tlocrcnsc, si1,.
III; dccrcnsc since Jan. I, $6s.5'H. ~. Lofts &
snn Frnntsco, third week III February, dc.
crcrsr, $&l,70O.
The extremes Of prices Rro shown In the fol-
lowing tnl,le:
, 1881-03-04

swetas Eispa,th TO The chicago Tribune.
bill WIS t,iLto rct,et7tlIy expected On 'Chutign,
nnd lis cnrly announcement accustomed M slr-
prise, md Excltcu little except favorable cunl.
lnent Ntnonr tht,ae most Immediately Interested.
Money ts still scarce, RllG rntGA to tho borrowing
banks Mt the Clearing tInlsse Worn higher rnrtu-
Ing fsum Ia per crnt. with harslIy enough
tnurcy to n, rvIht even Mt y per crnt. New
York fitn'lS sold ut PIT 10 il discount Of
nc ni $lthA,. btit nftrrwlrta they wtro sn uitt-
se nt 4 trctnlurn OF I'D MI f1.Uki lor cheek. III
tho Hrslcral market there IL M special change to
1sntc. !teco9t,txlnK tho present scarcity uf
nancy, tho nOtu cMlcrs trG kccritlg very tlt!frt
and art, not pressing their tlsst-utlAA },iItMr for
s%G ts!n. a arr sSw @
@ ,m nS @ H. ~ "r "a esht shawt, vi ,HS H.; vc.n 1sns
e, 1,t,, ,.,nproyS,cI,t; ,r,''1 .,,, ,
inc ttoch tunrkct ao-t!tf WIS HpIe hiIFE- huu
prices lnrrOveal Under tho veto OF tho Funding
G!st. Ch1CHRu, fft1t9ttfgtna Il Quincy, For which
tostHtx Siea"E r. " T. maVMIeGM as VIZ
~ ~ -: E9w ofk HeW Hng'!n! huHnnceu ~ ",
~ ~; En,l''!,asky ', Hme aayaI!sen tro .A to t;
pnnM iacnc n0snnGeo ~. ~ !M4;
au asoo1sianm y Missouri Niver hasnticGn
iis. 10 80 Ma: 10 sales Ui p5eteITrga suI.'mlt
!s.a nT.',e ~ 1 wv u"fo nGi.sc: M!t MyMmeuu ltuni
fv;s " 1 r.; ~ ! t " eu'
rnnri ~ = r. y IT. ~; ,an1 n ,h.r -; s,,r,. @
I' .msc" 1 - ~. 1nn slmHes y utneI a"MrEs arE
1f:' un.,n, "4snm,S" ,t, ,rt ~ ,so seso
tn11 & WRino IL. n lis. OpinraEnrp II:
To 3t,t: Flint L, to ;s.st; ditto preferred
Il. to VIZ: Worcester s. Nashua Y. 70 1l:s; Pull
, 1881-03-04
tf{i0 AAfEt

BIlHHt'jrho market was nnmlnaf. only lmo NJ chocs
Saass 81 HIGH SsS u KS {ssSfss pse m IT, s''' ~
HuYYAL0. am
nUryALo, Mnrch ha-CATTLE-llecelpta tn.aAJ saJ.;ansl
i!!SsusGs iar 10 cholco soers, s4asa'o' ''sa' ''
SEEF Am LA,tps- -Nccolpts, 21D: ma;sst anHse,;
fair dumnndl al u1urInGs taEon nt yssIe'a"'
oitSe. e oasy sSy dy "a
5*nsgH a saySts q sga cbss ss''95t easi
dull; K.oasA.:l, markot closod Win eoo''p'''
Er Int11x March ha-CATTLE-IleceiRss.! !hu. 'H.fa
Monts iaU agtivp tirnl. and h!Yhor III e,iirnI 10
Gtotd you'd 70 chutco BhipplnR tata " ,%*tg5I Is!f
IL aenI, Il l2saAIii ccws And heIfsfs s1o9'A'''
hIo: sp%ssaMa a. iSocs III u fansJ.
Hsf5s H sS'eg snS 8
tthl1 Haceipts. AuO hu1d shaptheA's ''
KANsAs CITY,
Eptetal Di,pastA TO 5As chtta9o t!lDshhs %hs Iat<t
Kansas CRY, 3tp., HIaEch a-CsII.alEa4H iii, thIp.
9s.tt%' sa. sas' ~ as's sf
tUls natlyo ..toeksFs ana feeders <A'''@s' n,,
% .e pe.. wsst !ap.ii pss.ii .s.eHl.ai l.sai
shipp.ny m.d miSud PACKING. +aHslA
NEW YORK. 4xo:
NKw y9RK. March a.MEExn ! ,x.anasc1si saIss at"st
tsu: n,cs4',ts @ oox toay III ye va!tLv ~
!9s b0vt an mn!topi sh9 W. tspaits hst
MoaaIch =. w!it @9t ~! oeto'' nta
opkRs r. .s o market au 'ho'h ~
~; sW;IsE9hsssiT.: IsEofh siH'a a llvs hog. dull; u p''
wv pounds for utulAasy 10 Go0a.
BAIT LIuInrf. rf.-u.eslk<a
EAyT LlpkaTy, Ia, Qxch a-eA1'~
, 1881-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts md ahipmonls
Of tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours esi.lInK Mt nclouk
Thursday morning and for tho corresponding
tl1ug a yeer NKD.
, 1881-03-04
LIVE STOCK,
CtlIEaf1Q.


Thu volume OF bus!ncsa transacted a. tho yards
yesterday probably the h!9,est fur any dur with.
In thu pHss three 5ears, not even excepting the hos
days. buyers nad sellers the ground Mt abnus
tho lsnt tnlo hut there was practically stock In
the pons with which to hean operations. As tho trains
OIL MI the ronas wnro sady b0hsd itulp, and It WAS
well along tumhtd ttudh before anything could ba
tlunu In tho wRy tf trading. Parts OF trims caHn
ntraaHltuK IN during thu day, md summing np ht tbs
closo 1T business hours showrdthc magnificent totals
OF about LOU cNttlU. ah0J hugs, aud 40 bhecp A
furlUtss sH0w-stHrm prevailed throughout tho day,
giving thu stock yory uninvltihg appearance md
rendering the task OF buyinX anI sUnE extremely
lltaRrecAbls hut tho nnns would havo boeD ctenred
nevertheless. hid II boom possible to move tho aluT
nut. Thnt huwever, waa out Uf tho question, As tho
Eastern roads ensy In tho aoy gavo notcu that they
would FCceivu nO stock for shputgnL Despite all The
drawbacks. most Ut the offerings wero takon sna al
snsin.nel nrIees cattlu selling strung md hogs ces-
talnly III wcakeE tl,un OH tho in botore.
No nt0ek arrived on tho Northwestern, whlo the
Chicago. burlington Quincy md tho Chicago /
ltDck Inland together succeeded III dotvo rInx only
nb0Mt 10 suas llUt arrivals for tho reIHalndor VI
tho week mnY safely be- counted M: hut. II tho East.
rUltA Rhati rbHatn blDcknseh, tere would scetu
10 DO little Esol!hood Ut any Important advance In
prices.
CATfLE-The tHcugr0 prOportionS Of tho supply
Hnso tU the market tfn tono. md. now'lhst nndu1
tie e3ceed:ivy d!sngreaanle weather and tho .as;
tiS sai!S shasssd Sana. SnS y FSaa stss,SS I:
tsH asi.ss sei eli i sS 81 :" ss oca ,s
wnre Erubtcd up Enst ublnnGnsl. nnd In maur-
lty Of lnHLtncch snlosulDn wer0 snAhlun II obtain
at,n,e litan utiYance over Wednesdays figures Tbs
ttfrftHas were nbuYp tho recuHt. Few very cbMMuh
tN rntIccE, w1ig tho lnrur Art Of fals tJ
gno! Ara's. tut which kaIes wctr etetted At trInl
tnR llu lbs. fetched tj Ills market finished fsm
QUOTATIONS.
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