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MORE BOUNTY.

The second Cosnpsrciisr's Decision Aneef.
tnr soldiers Itonorahiy Discharged Tor
Promotion--Th~y VIII Get the Govern
snsnt bounty
wAsmrSGrox. y. C., December 2s.--
The decision Of the Second Comptroller
relating TO the payment q bounty 20 sol
diers discharged for promotion, a. pup
lished. has been misunderstood, and many
letters based upon misconception 81
the scope Of the decision are being re-
ceived n the Treasury Department The
act Of April 22d, 1872, provided that every
volunteer non-commi<sioned officer, phi
waite and musician. who enlisted prior 70
July 22d. 1861, under the proclamation Of
the President Of Nav sd. 1861. and
was actually mustered before August
9Th. 1861. should be paid me
full bounty Of one hundred dollars
Prior TO this act, the provision Of July
p. 1861. declared that every volunteer,
non-commissioned officer, private. mu-
Sician. etc. who entered the service
| should be paid when honorubly dis
| charged, II he served for a period o.
l two years or during the war II sooner
| ended. the sum Of one hundred dollars
I II has been uniformly held under this de-
cision that 4 discharge for promotion
kas a charge for bounty purposes, and
that a soldier who was discharged ~
promotion after serving two YEAR
- an enlisted man il entitled 20 ONT
hundred dollars NJ the time - dis
charge. Under General Order NJ
IL ~ the army Il ha'
been held that soldier discharged 10
promotion Is not entitled 70 the bounty 2
sIoo. The acting Second Comptrolie
decides that the word .discharget' Ia
the same meaning. and should receive n
same Interpretation In the act - IN N
General orders. and that soldier wn
was discharged for promotion was non
~ la General Order No. Is, and TIA
Rule 10. u the rules and regulation
adopted by the accounting Officers, unae
the act Of April p. 1872, be rescindeo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

Bosrox, Mass. Dccemps' VIVA.
saln f. :. Wright, who comm
steamer City % Columbus w'r'
scl was lost with iol iise~ '1
January 18Th. 1854 and wlAp ,..t
Technically guilty q neglect NJ N.
now been informed by thr lNe'''.''
that IL ne shall secure RS p'N VIII, u
Ter 81 a passenger steamer .Aat
sue him q special License 1o' sr
ocular vessel. The shlpp'n- Mt
| Halifax and CharIcttcscwn M Nm.
ii M. Nickerson - assix" h'm
route. where he was very popa n
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ANoIHER ONE.

c.sls.loa with serious and -" = :.
IN the Michigan Central Eai''''
Milwaukee. Mich
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, Deem
Two Michigan Central trains
Milwaukee, about four m''r~ NM 4
city. at four o'clock this mcIn'"-
trains and engines were 'o'a9s I,
Engineer samuel Maitland lus'
his engine and received ~, -,'1
rics. Engineer T. Mooney nS .n;nrsA
broken. and was otherwsss 1 u
that he died. Fireman ho i.
had both legs broken and rss'
internal injuries that death M Y, Y.
| loot taken On. and was cthcrw1s'' IN. /.
onc ether person was Killed, wA's ,aSl
was not learned. All killen ~"
4 reside AT Jackson. Mich.
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81. JOHN, n. B., December ss.-The
heaviest storm q the season began on
Saturday afternoon and RACED with fear
mi violence until after midnight. The
wind a times attained velocity OF sixty
miles A. hour. About six inches q snow
feII. which has been piled into drifts I'VE
and six feet high around the city. Inc
seas were running mountains high. Inc
torn was very severe on the Nova Scotia
east .s,d Il ~ feared that serious clsas-
.ers ~ shipping have occurred
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cREvv REFLECTED.

a ssormy sessIon I'm the French Chamber
ssD~rut5e~--The BALLOT for President ke-
..ls~ n President Grevy being Again
Chosen.
VERSAILLES. December 2s.-The bal
lotin. for President 81 the Republic was
begun in the Chamber q Deputies to-day.
The Chamber was called 20 order al 10
p. m. The galleries were packed with
spectators, who anticipated lively times
There was full attendance 81 members,
and hardly had the announcement been
made that the election Of President was
In order than scene 81 the utmost disor-
dor en~ncd. Members of the Right accused
their opponents of the Left q all kinds 81
subtcriures in trying 20 bring about
The election 81 their candidate, criminal
tions and determinations followed, and
soon the Chambers were In such an M
roar that the presiding officer Threatened
IL suspend the sitting. Notwithstanding
this threat. the Right continued their tao
lies and when quiet was partly
restored several u the leaders q
| Thar wing demanded the r'gh'
| ~ address the Chambers. Nj. Brissol
| The President. peremptorily refused =
| allow any expression Of opinion AZ Inn
| 4 rush was made for the Presidents scat
and a tussel between the supporters ?
| Brisson and members Of the Right en-
sued. During the scrimmagc one q ~
members 81 the Left and another q ~
Right INDUCED In fisticuns. Scs
eral blows were interchanged, am
the principals had 70 be saoaratc'
~ their friends, who had 70 drag then
apart by force. After this episode. her
was n lull aud the balioting commences
Th,rc Il but little doubt that n. Grey
viii he reelected.
LATER.
NJ. Grcyy was reelected President
TIC Republic BY majority q lss. \
I hut i've members " the Right absia'nc
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CoRx. December pa meeting -
.attlc traders and other tradesmen was
held here yesterday 20 take action upon
he Cork Steam Packet Company's with
drawal II iss proposed compromise with
the cattle shippers. The speakers ae
uounced the alleged bad faith q thc Pack
X Company, and urged that uie boycot'lns
II ~ steamers should be renewed with
areaser vigor than before. u was resolved
q send a formal protest 70 The company
Ana 70 issue q prospectus and invite sub
scriptious for an opposition company
which win NOT transport boycotted ca'tic
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rax reminder Of the mufilated so bin
received q the Treasury Department.
Christmas morning was received on the
2sth from View York, with the brief ex-
planatioa: Restitution; other half sent
previous.- The money viii be credited 70
the conscience fund.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

EAST PErrERELr, Mass, December ~.
The north bound express on the Wcr-
ccstcr < Nashua Railroad, due here AZ
nine o'clock yesterday morning, narrowly
escaped dcrailment BY the breaking
IL piston rod when two miles
south ~ this place. One END
~ the rod was plunged into
The road-bcd, nearly throwing the train
from The track, tearing into the tender
crushing the woodwork, and entering th'
watertank. Il also tore Oh the sidc O
the cab. The fireman had narrow e
cape
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

fnE Unifed States Treasury Department
Has decided that q commercial firm en-
gagged IN exporting peas from Kingston %
Cape Vincent. shall pay duty Of ten per
cent Formerly there was collected twen-
" per cent. There viii be repayment Of
che orsrchsrge-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

TBE amount expended in extirpstins the
smallpox epidemic At Montreal il Sis
co.. and il win take further large sum 70
meet the remaining engagements entered
into. Compulsory vaccination l. now be-
ang strictly enforced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

rs. sHEKHAx member -elect Of Pariia-
msnt Tor East Kerry, Ireland has advised
the tenantry OF Killarney not 70 pay rents
60 the landlords. because an Irish Parlia-
nent viii allot the land 70 them free and
will not compensate the landlords
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

MORE trDuhlehas besa occasioned among
che Polish Catholics In Detroit, Mich. by
reason or Bishop Borgess. refusal 20 ALLOW
st. Alberto Church 70 be opened for
Christmas services. Serious rioting has
taken place and more trouble Il expected.
The parishioners paid TOR the church By
doratlng the earnings o. one day each
week, ahd want 70 have something - soy
obont ~ management themselves
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

His stated in London that Russia and
Austria ere secretly arming and that ootn
these countries have sent orders % n
gland for large quantities OF stores Tor
their respective armies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

ALL efforts to harmonic the differences
between the Cork uIreland) Steam Packe'
Company and the Cattle Dealers Associa'
zion have failed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

II is nov reported that Gladstone has
decided to await the production OF the
Conservative local government measure N
relation 20 Ireland before revealing his
own scheme
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

TIE supplemental crop report Of the
Georgia Agricultural Department indicates
Tor the cotton crop : total yield for the
State or $4,000 bales Of 80 pounds each.
The corn production exceeds an average
crop BY one pr cent. The total produc-
zion for the State u about 30 90, 900 bushels
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

II has been about DECIDED that Il Il i'm
possitle 70 recover the bodies " the miners
entombcd At Nanticoke, Pa. except q the
cost Of al immense amount 81 money and
possibly many more human lives. The
company propose 70 wall In the mine erect
. monument and distribute $4,000 among
the fAmiliss Of the victims In lieu q
further efforts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

A BnL h 70 be introduced in Congress %
lend the name Of the Government 70 .
scheme for an International exposition 81
Chicago in 1S2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

" TEMPERANCE campaign under the
management Of the W. c 7. y y being
carried on In the colored churches -
Washington, d. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

THE creditors Of the King Of Bavaria
nave united ID : petition for distraint 81
The goods and property Of the royal house
hold. Prince Leopold, uncle Of the King,
and General-in chief Of the army. has for
lbidden the baiiiRs OF the State 20 take any
action 70 carry out the objects Of The cred
fforx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

Tus Secretary - the Treasury has Is
sued = cali for so 1000 900 three pr cent
bonds. 70 Be paid vita interest February !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

President GREW has received con-
xratulatory dispatches from all the Euro
pean powers. on his reelection 70 the
Presidency Of France
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

IN. Irish Nuticnalists IN the British Par
lament ere said 70 be solid Tor Gladstone
and home rsle- There sre eighty six Of
them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

Two Of the Cleveland CO., roller skating
rinks. the Casino and the Legrand, the
latter q $1,000 Structure, have gone into
hankrupacy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

MR. GLADSTONE celebrated the seventy
sixth anniversary Of his birthday At Ha-
warden on the 18th. He was the recipient
Of many congratulations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

srnx Irish National League hes refused
% suhsidixe the Cork cattlemen engaged u
boyco<ting the Cork Steam Packet Com
pany-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

DAKOTA Is 70 have sdelegate convention
1t Fargo On the 18th Of January 20 discuss
the Statehood question and other public
mat1ers-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

rnx London Economist says the Tories
and the Liberals have resolved 70 reject
the crude proposal for IN Irish PAriia-
ment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

M. Grcyy was reelected President y
,he Republic BY majority Of lss. AZ
hut i've members 81 the Right absia'ncu
from voting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-08

The second Compsrciisr.s Deei>icn Aneef-
ing soldiers Honorahiy Discharged Tor
Promotion--Th~y VIII Get the Govern
ment Bounty
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, February 7,h.-M. Redmond.
Nationalist member of Parliament, in
a speech at Monaghan to-day, urged
lrishmen to restrain their violent feelings.
and not TO hamper the new Government
which, he said, would take immediate steps
to step evictions.
The appointment of Mr.. Broadhurst as
Under Home Secretary has caused a sensa-
ton in political circles, that gentleman be-
ing the first workingman that has ever
risen 10 the Ministry. The appointment is
taken as an indication that it is Mr.. Glad
stones intention to rely upon the masses
against the influence of the aristocracv.
The Liberal clubs are divided in opinion
on the subject.
The hostility of the Wings to Mr.. Glad
stone is intense, This is show in the diff
Guilty experienced by the Premier in fill
ing the Peeress' post in the Queens house
hold. The Duchesses of Bedford and West
minister have refused the appointment.
and others will follow their example.
American Pork Again.
PARIS, February 7th.-The Commerce
Committee Of the Chamber of Deputies has
resolved to ask the Government to con-
tinue to prohibit the importation of Ameri-
can pork.
Republican Meeting Suppressed in Spain
-Hevolutionists Sentenced.
MADRID, February 7th.-The police to-
day suppressed a meeting of Confederate
Republicans, because one of the speakers
referred to the monarchy as insecure.
Two OF the leaders of the recent reyolu-
ton In Carthagena have been sentenced to
death, and another to ten years imprison-
ment.
The Gorilla Manifesto.
MADRID February 7th.-A majority of
the Republican papers ignore the recent
Gorilla manifesto, and others DENY that
Gorilla has any authority to dictate re-
publican policy.
Lost, with All on Board.
ST. JOHN (N. b., February 7th.-The
British schooner Miller & Woodman. from
New York for St. John, before reported
overdue, has been given up for lost II Is
supposed the vessel foundered. with all
hands, IN the gale January 2d. Three OF
the crew leave large families in st. John.
The Distress Among the English Work
| iDgmen.
LONDON, February sth.-A. M.-Tbe IN.
serter to-day supports the suggestion oI
Salisbury that the terrible distress exist.
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WHOLE NO. 1O,858.

ing among tn English workincmeu CON-
tains a more urgent appeal to the hearts of
the English law-makers than the Irish
question. The demonstrations. of starving
mechanics which have been arranged for
TO- morrow at Trafalgar Square will strik-
lngiy illustrate the gravity Of the situation.
Personal inquiry in districts living at the
East End of London shows that an aver
age oil 40 per cent. of highly-skiiEed work
men are unemployed. In one street it
was found that as high as sixty Der cent
were idle. The workhouses of the roetrop-
oils are full to overiiowing with respecta-
bic artisans, who, through the extra iulI-
ness OF trade, have been forced, for the
hrst time, TO seek parish relief.
Mortuary.
LONDON, February 7th.-Ricbard Robert
Madden, the distinguished author. is
dead.
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LOTT.
-Four Siciiian Silk Dolmans, Japanese
sleeves; trimming, silk chenille, fringe
and gimp; Astrakhan collars, quilted
lining; reduced from $50 to SIS.
LOTa.
Three Extra-heavy Brown Beaver Dolmans.
Japanese sleeves; handsomely trimmed
on coliar, sleeves and bottom with silk
Astfakhan; silk bows and silk chenille
ornaments ON back; reduced from $50
to SO.
One Extra-fine French Piaue Dolmap.
Japanese sleeves; handsomely trimmed
on collar, sleeves and bottom with silk
Astrakhan; silk bows and silk chenille
ornaments on back; reduced from S. to Sl5
LOT4.
Three Heavy French Diagonal Cloth Dol
mans; elegantly trimmed with iur and
silk gimp; fur collar: reduced from 49, SO
to SIS 49, "
Six Heavy Cloth Dolmans; Astrakhan
trimmed ON sleeves, collar and around
Ihe bottom; silk ornaments; reduced from
Sll to IS %.
LOT 8.
Five Gray Cloth Dolmans; wide band of
Astrakhan trimming on bottom. sleeves
ana collar; silk ornaments; reduced from
81 to 50 So
-Four Gray Cloth Dolmans: Astrakhan trim
ming on sleeves and coll dr.; reduced from
So to So.
Three French Diagonal Dolmans: black
wide band of Astrakhan trimming on
sleeves and collar; reduced from SO
to 81 25.
LOT I.
Six Brown Cloth Diagonal Dolmans; plush
trimming on bottom, collar and sleeves:
reduced from SO to 81 20.
LOT 8.
-Four Extra-fine Newmarkets, Jersey Cloaks;
vest front, satin facing; reduced from SIS
to sic.
LOT o.
Four Extra-iine Newmarkets, Jersey Cloth
Cloaks; reduced from S25 to sl4
LOT 10.
One Satin Circular; fur-lined; reduced from
$50 to SIS.
LOT IL.
-Four Niger head Cloth Cloaks; wide band
OF Astrakhan trimming on bottom, collar
and sleeves; reduced from SIS to 81 80.
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WANTED! WANTED !

t)ARIIES DESIRING FEMALE HELP OF
i any kind can be furnished by applying to
GEOhdE H. GRANT, $50 street, Agent for the
Intelligence Bureau of Citizens Anti. Chinese
ASSOCIATION fe4-1p2w
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J. W. Shanklin formerly of the Tulare
Regtster, has purchased the Fresno ReDab-
Gcdn.
The Mirror published at San Luis Obispo.
has changed hands. The new proprietor is
J, Nj. South, of Plattsburg. New York.
The Riverside Echo has changed proprie-
tors, and is now the property of J. IL. Roe.
formerly editor of the Press and Hortic1at-
ayist.
The Vacaville Reporter starts out anew
under the leadership of james d. McClain.
Its former proprietor, but who sold it about
a year since. The beginning of a new and
enlarged volume appears the present week.
w. B. Winn, formerly of Auburn. has
taken charge of the Free Lance. published
at Hollister, which he some time since
purchased. The paper under his manage
ment IS being very greatly improved and
ably conducted
The Democrat, published by d. H. Ber-
dine u Co., at Stockton, is newcomer in
the newspaper constellation. 1t is an even
ing daily. " devoted to the principles of the
national Democratic party Stockton now
has three dailies, which ought to be suffi-
cient to keep the good people of that city
well informed upon the general news of
the day.
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A Chinaman of Guerneyille las become
so Ameiicanized that he has changed his
name Of Sing Lee TO James Mahoney, and
announces his intention of cutting of his
cue.
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CrOssman's Specific Mixture.

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change Of diet or
change in application to business The medi-
cine contains nothing that is of the least injury
to the constitution. Ask your druggist for it.
Price, 81 a bottle. NJ 1yTuS
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No MATTER if the thermometer is at zero,
Red Star Cough Cure is sure. % cents,
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G 81
II N IE d A W
CONNECTION WITH OUR
Great Annual Clearance Sale!
WE COMMENCE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS
CLOAKS&WRAPS
Which are reduced in value ONE-HAIF Tbav aro
GREAT BARGAIN.

LOT 12.
Three Extra-heavy French Diagonal Cloth
Hewmatkets; silk ornaments; reduced
from SIS to $40.
LOT Is.
Three Extra-fine French Diagonal Cloth
Newmarkets; box plaits in back, silk gimp
Trimming; reduced from SO to 81; so
LOT II.
Two Extra-iine Silk Plush Cloaks: sealskin
trimming, satin quilted lining; reduced
from SIS to $50.
Two Light gray Cloth Newmarket Cloaks:
box Plaits in back; extra heavy; reduced
from SIS 10 So
LOT 16.
Two Black Beaver Cloaks: silk chenille and
braid trimming; reduced IRON SD to So.
LOTT.
Three EXtra-heayy Gray Cloth Newmarkets.
box plaits in back; plush collars and cuffs;
SIX ornaments; reduced from SIS TO Sc.
LOT fs.
-Four Heavy Gray Cloth listers: box plai,s
in back; wide hercules braid trimming.
reduced from Sl5 10 IS.
LOT 10.
Three Heavy Gray Cloth listers; reduced
from SO to Sc.
LOT 20.
Six Cloth listers medium weight: reduced
from SO to So.
LOT FL.
Three Gray Cloth Clsters; scaIloped knife
plating trimming; reduced from IS to 81.
LOT 22.
Two Cloth Circulars; plush collar; satin
faced; reduced from s. to S4
one sea!skin Jacket: beaver trimming; re-
duced from $50 to SD
LOT 23.
Ladies Cleth Walking Jackets: reduced
from 80, Sc and 81 to 81 90, SS and 50 50.
LOT "a.
Cashmere and Drap d Etc Wraps reduced
from SO, SD and $50 to s3 So 81 50 and Sc
These goods are handsomely trimmed
with passimenterie and silk chenille, and
are very desirable.
LOT rs.
Children's and Misses Cloaks; reduced in
the same proportion as Ladies'.
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10000.
FineStOCk Farm

OoNTAINING 752 ACRES; ALL UNDER
" fence; good House: plenty of wood and
water; several living springs; situated miles
from Santa Rosa, Sonoma county: railroad runs
through and flag station on the place: $50 acres
of best Alfalfa land; balance a little rolling;
good for Fruit, Vines or Grain; will be sold
cheap to close an estate For particulars in
quire of L. L. LEWIS Sacramento ia2O-lp
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big SMITH SUBDuED.-The San Fran
cisco Gail of February 7th has the follow
ing
About 1 O'Clock last night George Smith.
the well-known horseman. entered the
Baldwin Hotel barroom and commenced
shaking dice with companion. He
shortly afterward engaged in an alteration
with one OF the barkeepers attracting gen..
eral attention by using buisterous language.
Captain Dunleavy, of the harbor police,
who happened in at this jnneure, warned
Smith TO keep quiet. The latter refused to
DO SO, however, and was Immediately
placed under arrest by the Captain Smith
announced his intention TO resist. saving
he was fixed, and no one could take him
in" Captain Dunleavy. after some scuf-
fling. drew his pistol. While taking his
prisoner through the exit TO Ellis street.
Captain Dunleavy returned his pistol 20 his
hip pocket and the trigger catching in the
Inning, the weapon was discharged The
numerous interested spectators OF the affair
scattered like 4 whirlwind, some in their
anxiety to escape overturning tables and
trying 10 climb out through tFansons At
the folsom-street station Smith was
charged with vulgar language and released
on so bail
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