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.J T"
tor's Aiiaal Bfpert.
read tho Auditors an
finances, and find it
;n cvideuees of the sure
ch we are progressing
trv; and at the same
ulhor Uibbs credit be
t hi the midst of the
surroundings, he is
id f eusibly c usraged iu
r to reform aud arrest
SlrjTagant lesfislation,
i many excellent aud
Testions, which it is
the Legislature will
lor fittingly comment
t that fcuuO.OOO acres,
the area of the State,
cited for uon-imviuent
le suggests as a partial
I all taxes prior to 1874
and that owners be per
posscss those lands by
lax for said rear.
i bait, however, which
le, uuless such act goes
id with a sweeping re-
1 tarn t ion and cxpeiuu
ir the existing expen
rnient,aud rato of tax
caro to own anymore
hey now pay taxes on.
ts the appalling coma
licit legislation has iu-
I land records or me
'suggests changes.
'scarce a featuo or a
e iu connec'ion with
Revenue, that is not
e defective or worse :
)f assessing, of equali-
riitr and collecting, tno
tie license, tlrs poll, the
;lio railroad, the school
ill are condemned in
lion : all constituting a
muddle into whiohlg-
)d vice in legislation
ved tss. Wo copy the
ouceruing the matter of
rear 1875 is the time fix-
for re-assessment of real
lave thought proper to
I estimate or the probo-
f tho sme to tho State,
J assessing tho personal-
came time:
of real aud
property
g 92 miles
nd, $153,000,000
t based
f 74 $1,580,000
id tax 632,000
2,212,000
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VOL.
4
GBEEimLLE, WASHINGTON CO., MI88., SATUKDAY, .TAX. , l&TX.
no. sr.
BLACKSMITH,
BUcktMit htM nmd Horse
IhMiii.
ALL MANNER OF
Lcnsuxi.
'Governor Tilden. In a stirring,
high-toned message to the Lgisla
tureof the great State of New. York,
communicated the news of the re
cent outrage upon the Legislature
of Louisiana. The mask meeting
f niis.on. in K.ar York Cltv noon
the same occasion was a grana bi-i-- j D!1J
fair, and waa emphatically ' MaCnlllO anCl liOUCll
"American reopiw mccubb,
eloquently addressed by such Influ
ential and staunch Republicans as
G. A. FULTON, E. V7IRTH,
CABINET nAEElJ
c
us for
gsame
pies nt
coiii-
iii polls
audi-
wsess-
$4,424,000
Evarts, Bryant and others.
or all ine many uuerancra
ave been called forth by this
dispersion of a Bute's Legislature
by the military, and with which
the, columns of the press ia over
runniusr. tho speech of Senator
Bchurs will go farthest towards
rousing Uie people to a true reali
sation of the momentous aigni fl
ea nee of the act. We herewith
publish an extract from It, replete
in every line with truth and logic:
" It is said in the extenuation of
the interference of tho military
power of the United State that the
persons ejected from the Legisla
tion liv thn Federal soldterr were
not legally elected memoers oi
that Legislature. Suppose that
had been so ? but that is not the
question. The question is, Where
is tho constitutional principle.
where the law authorixing Lulled
States soldiera with muskets in
their hands to determine who ts a
legally elected member of a State
Legislature and who not? It is
raid that the mode ot organizing
that Legislature was not in accor
dance with tho statutes of ths
State. Suppose that had been sof
but that ig not the question. The
question is, Where Is the constitu
tional or legal warrant lor me Day
oncts of tho Federal soldiery to In
ternret the statutes of States and
to decide for and iu a Legislature
points of parliamentary law ? It
is said that the Governor reques
ted the aid of United States sol
diers to purge tho Legislature of
Illegal members. That may oe so ;
but that is not the questiou. The
luostlou is, w here is mo lav an
Work done expeditious and
skillfully.
IfrShop on Mulberry street,
North of Washington avenue.
Greenville, Nov. 7, 174-ly.
.cppi.y or
DRUG
- JUST RECEIVED
at cxrsmyB:
G
AHD
UPIIOUSTEIlElt-
DEALER IX
A LL kinds of Farnitare, Mattr-ssw
e Biweial attention paid to all
kinds of repairs, all Kinds ot Mannas
as wade to order.
Loeast 8s. between Washington A v.
and Main
GREEK VILLE, MbS,
men 1, 1873-m.
Wothorbo Biwa,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, -Tinware and. Stoves.
1$. Trigg & Co.
my stable on
$105,464
12.0C0
$117,431
jrernge of $lfit
lave a
$lC00por con n-
.llils estimate llio Asscs-
rurrcii conntv would ro-
;0;in the county of lliuds
lAdaniM -10CO; in Wash
BtiO nnd in Marshall $3475,
darioii county, the largest
it ot any in tno fctatc.
or would, under the law,
ot lnoro thnu $300. In
o above showing, I would
fltnl. ttm Inwa Itn Bn
I B to fix a maximum or I
fi amount which tho bsrcs
neli county sliull ho paid.
1 secro to cadi n fair and
J)cii?r.t; n for the work lie
f, and 6aro ..'urge nuionnt
t-paycrs."
iditor here makes u strong
br reform ; showing that
I ol Assessing ijHoM,U0Q,000
pti (tho cost of aHRCKBing
ffo,m),wo in auto-belluiu
is $-28,0U0) but h docs not
I Blrjiig a case as tho clr-
cc3 admit : to show the
ksHossiinMit ho lias calculii-
liiihsioiis on yaluatioii of
Al' liu; eauar.zat ou:
uicr cxihi in j: laws. Aseicss-
pani coiuiiiLssious on llicir
nations; and BEFORE
iinty or Stale Boards have
ipportuiiity to correct and
itikinir tho aanessnicnt
bbi'sonafty of this county
r ns a basis to show the dif-
betwoon the rca cost of
g and that assumed by the
t, and we find mi increase
1 40 per cent. ; that U, the
r valued property about
lit. hiulicr than the viiUia-
ided uiioii by the couuty
te Board? ; nnd under this
d estimate w as paid.
, Embracing every article
usually called for do.
Drc3 Ilcdicines,
SOAPS,
Ftr.sy Articlsi zsti Liquors.
August 20, 1874.
nTOLEH nrom
O Monday night, December 21st,
A BAT 11AE3 UUZ4
with a little streak across on her
shoulders and down her back, aud
under the right flank two or three
small wens. A small split In each
hnof of the tore feet. A few cray
halra (saddle marks) on her back.
She Is about five years old, and
very rat. m ,
nun rAiiHniuii
Lower Deer Creek.
dec2ft-tt Washington Co
D::t and Shco Store.
I
HAVE just received a large
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,
Or best quality and latest styles.
And have secured one'of the brick
hnihliiim now being built by I.
Iscnborg. on MuiDerry si., wnere 1
will ttear in pools ana snoes ex
clusively. Until this stort Is com
pleted. Customers are invited to
call at my store corner of Wash
ington and LocUBt sts.
OTI also have a choice stork of
Lry uooas, urocenns, etc., cneap
for cash. uov7,'74. T. Goodman.
ARTHUR o'Co:u:or,
FASHIONABLE
EOOT Tf ATTKTl
BHOP OK
IHTLSSUIT 8TBEST.
GmnTill, - Kof.iappL
June 6, 1874-n44.
All kindH of Moelmnic'H Tools.
Ilavo opened in the Old Stand of A.
Locks, Butts, Strap and T Hinges, Nails, Horse Shoe. Horse Shoo
NaiU, Kope or all sues, l.uui, Hemp ami nmon rai-Kiiig lor
Gins. Belt Hooks, Belt mucin's, KivcH ami liurs. i.ainpR,
Lamp Wioks, Chimnevs aud Burners, China and Glass
Ware, Stone Ware, Wood and Willow Ware ; and cv
crvthing kept In a first-class House FuriiUKing Store.
" Oakum by the bale for corking boats aud Skiff.
We have a Tin Shop counected with our
business all kinds of repairing dono
to order.
A good stock of Plated Spoons and Forks, and Ivory Hondlo Knivc?,
Carvers and Butcher Knives, Butcher's Steels, Scules, Scalo
Beams, Baskets, Chnrncs, C number belts, i.aiiiorns,
Fancy Bronxe Lamps, Axes. Hatchets, Hammers,
'and Saws, Coal Hods. ShovoU ami Tongs,
Coal Tougs. -
PUMPS,
And Pump Fixtures,
Grindstones and Fixtures.
i Ml line of Houekrr plus Articles
rWo Invite the ladles to call
and exnmlne our complete stork as
we keep many articles for HOUSE
KEEPING USE.
STEAM PLANING WORK
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
Crremillc, Miss.
T R. JOIIXSOX & CO.,
11 mtrators. Builders, Ac.,
repwctfullv inform the public that
thnti-;li the agency of the alMve
works, M-e are prepared to compete
with builders in anv part of the
country fur the construction of
houses or bridges, ami guarantee
satisfaction In prleeandjualtty of
work, uur
LUMBER YARt
In Greenville Is now well stocked
wUh elndi'0 varietlin of seasoned
I'lNE AND CYPRESS,
which wcotTorat reawmable prices.
Plans and siHH-ltieations for hous
es ruruislieuoii nppueaiiou.
i'ut!i.4itd every Saturday
BV THB . .
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Old Iron. Castings Copper,
Lead, Brass.Ilought.
Well Driving nnd all
Job-Work done to order.
kinds of
seplO.
sf ail sixes constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Coffins are cot un in
mltatton of Metallcs, and look full
s well. Cost from tin to 510, ac
cording to sizo una trimming. .
COAL! COAL
t
3rT will deliver ooal anywhere
In the city, by tho wagon load, at
pm Report of Violiiinrg Iam-
tigr.ticn, s '
p. hnccr, nifuin: If the Jud-
nil Kciiubllcmis, and the
of the District Attorneys.
he people, also, why counot
trs bo brought; to justice
ce be preserved ? Witness
or Ames) can't say, but
murderers escaped, be-
ey have money : cited case
alu gpear, of Vicksburir,
mild, muiduied a Mr. Mil-
A had not beeu punished
question asked here, and to
duo uovernor cuuiu not re
fcii8veicl iu the testimony
)op Wilmer, of Louisiana,
another of the peripatetic
Uees which Congress has
(load over the Bbuth; the
I stated iu substance, that
irts were paralysed because
juonceoi an pervading ottl-
iu pouiicat corruption had
lined and vltiated,the public
: so thai the Courts do not
rlth that active moral sud-
bm the best elements of so-
Irblch Is Indispensable to
administration of the laws
to, the very Courts are not
m tho mint. This tact
amentable aud s?rlous than
I ; for with a healthy state of
ibiic morals, tuo rust is evu
1IUUBIIVU
tiiorizing United States soldiers to
do tho bidding of a State Govern
or who attempts to decide who are
to be thciucrabers of a Legisla
ture regularly convened at the
place anil at the time fixed by law J
it is said that' trouble was threat
ened betweon contending parties
iu Louisiana. ' SunDose that hud
been so ? But that is not the ques
tion. Tho question is, Where is
the law from which tho National
Government in case of threatened
troublo In a State derives its pow
er to invade a legislative body by
armed force to drag out persons
seated as members ot a state LC
itdaturo that others may take the
Dliiees ? Whero is the law ? I ask
Yon will search the Constitution
nd the statutes iu valu. It is my
delihcrnto judgmont, consclcn
tioiiHly formed, that tho deed dono
on tho 4th of January iu Louisi
ana constitutes gross and manifest
vi'ltitiou of the Constitution and
laws.
"Aud-yet General Sheridan Is
not onlv kent in Louisiana, as the
instrument of the Executive wMl,
but. after all that has happened,
ho ha been encouraged by the
emphatic approval of the Execu
tive branch of tho National Gov
ernment. I confess all theso things
have alarmed me. Not me alone,
for in all parts of the country the
press is giving voice to the same
feeling, 'what llcsru by private
Information couvinccs mo Mint the
press is not exaggerating the
ALARM OF THB PEOPLE.
. "On all sides we hear the ques
tions asked: If this can be done
in Louisiana, if such things be
sustained by Congress, how long
will it bo before it can be done iu
Massachusetts and Ohio? How
lonir before the constitutional
r ur its or an the states, uio sen
government of all the people, will
be tramulod under foot? How
long before a General of the army
niav sit in tho chair you occupy
to decide contested elections in or
der to nmko a majority in the Sen
ate ; and before a soldier will stalk
into the National House of Repre
sentatives, point to the Speaker's
mall, aud say: 'Take away that
bauble I' Wild and exaggerated
as these apprehensions may seem,
vet these are the feelings you will
hear expressed when tho voice of
the poople penetrates to you. Ana
I would ask you, can you ask what
is possible aud what uot?, Who
U there amonir us who bot three
years ago would hare expected to
ha called nnon to approve the
gross, most unjustifiable usurps
Honor JndireDurell aud the Pies
ideut's enforcemeut of It as the
lawful oriiriu of a State govern
meutr Aud who of you, when
permitting that to be done, would
nave expected to see the United
KutM (oldlers march into the hall
of a State Legislature to decide its
organization? Permit that to-day.
aud who of you can tell me what
we shall be called upon nay, forc
ed to permit to-morrow r
TUB PERIL OF THE HOUR.
" Senators 1 we have arrived a
a crisis. I will not conceal that
cannot contemnlate that erisis
without ifiave apprehension, for
what has happened already makes
ine look forward with anxiety to
what may still be in store for us.
We afe evidently on a downward
slope, and the question is where
we shall laud." .
Livery & Sib SXzth,
VTZD C70IUL
mHE undersigned hereby announce1
X to the public, that tuey nave ta
ken charge of their
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE.
Best of attention given to all
OTOCd
"ENTRUSTED TO THEM.
STOCK for sale on hand constant
ly.
ALSO
Cora, Hay, Oats, anl Braav
Publie patronage is
respectfully solicited.
mch 20,1873.
Eighty Cents a Box:
AT THB
In any quantities
at
T7"ARD
TS Cents a Coat.
3rCoal Yard on Central avenue
near the Wharf-Boat.
J. M. WHITKHILIj a cu.,
By H. B. PUTKAM, Agent.
nov2l,'74nitt-tr.
Dissolution Notice. I
The nartnershiit heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style name
OF "McLEAN BROS.,"
U tram this dav dissolved : busl-
neaa heretofore conducted uudcr
that name will bo eouiinuea Dy
the undersigned
JAS. McLEAN.
dee. 1074 8w.
S. GULDSMTiTS ANNOUNCEMENT!
I have just filled my
STORE HOUSE ' MAIN ST.
With a choice lot of
FAMILY GIIOCERIES
pOMPRISING everything needed or desired by the people of Green-
V vine atvj vicinity, tor muie use.
I beg to will the attention of Merchants, Planters and Public
generally, to call and examine niy largo and varied
stock, which is undoubtedly equal In quality and
lower In price than any everoitered in this Mar
ket. 1 uuv niv goiMiR Hired, irom largei.
dealers for OahH ONLY, and ant en
abled to sell them ns cheap as uuy
dealer Bou'.h of St. Louis ; and
refpcctfully Invite country
Merchants, Planters and the PuoSic
fO examine my stock and prices before purchasing eisownero, vinei
I will from ana aner
this
above St. Louis figures.
dato oiler for cash, nt tho lowest margit
0(!l. 10,'H-lllil.
!l) Is before the Legislature to
ge the couuty seat or iioii
amy."
r would it suit to move It to
Vllle?
ider the circumstances the
of Vlcksburg did right In
'n tlia auault. It was an
( mercy to the woman and
-n. white nnd black." Ad'
n of Adjutant-Gun. Packer
t AhoiiBo has assumed
li throne.
the
A HOME INSTITUTION,
With ample Capital, which
ADJUSTS AND PAYS LOSSES PROMPTLY
E. RICHARSON, President-
M. A. VAN HOOK. Secretary.
s. . II. FERO USOJY ttUEJYTi --Greenville.
INSURNCE
, " Co. of Mississipp,
Olftce cof net State and Pearl
Utreets Jackson, Miss.
BikariB4 canitat ties
insures gainst losses by Are
on dwelling houses, stores
and ware houses, gin houses,
merchandise, cotton, etc. and
hazards or martue auu inianu
navigation.
THE PLANTER3 Co,
. Znourea CZtTO,
One per cent, less than
. any other Company.
BRENTLINGER & ARCHER,
CnECriVILLE, K10GI3GIPPI.
: DEALERS IN
li
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must be paid at the beginning of
each quarter.
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will be required to pay in accord-'
ancowlth the nature of their articles.
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Orders from transient customers
verbal or written, for Job work, ad
vcrtlsiug, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Chsh to obtain
attention. Accounts of regular"
customers due and presented the
1st of each month.
LOWPMICE!!
I AM NO IV RECEIVING MY STOCK
FALL & WINTER
AffD'H17PFiIl&,
Embracing the Latost Styles- and
Novelties of the Season.
AH Selected by Myself hi Person.
And consisting of the choicest stock of
Gents' and Ladies' Clothing ever brought to Greenville.
rTl cordially Invite my patrons and tlio public to tall and inspect
u ' MY STOCK.
From nnd after 1st January, 1875, no bills nindo for a longer period
thnn 30 dnyR, nna AM, oiu oiiis musi do souu?a ocioro any luruiur
credit will'bo extended. m'
jail 2 . , ' C. W. LEWISL
i ci . ' ' sf i s s
2. 2 W
i 2 ts c S
4- si Si k I
i m 5Tb-03
l I S"1 & & g
. n I " ? S
Q S. 4 -ft s.
OF I "
a a
Tke WkarMoat AsseclatlBi
hnld Its annual meetlmr last Mon
day. The report of the President
showed this conaition to be in a
prosperous condition. Most ot the
old officers were re-elected for th)s
year t
President, C. W. Lewis; Vice
President, Jacob Alexander ; Sec
retary, W m. Marsnau ; wireewrs,
Julliie Landau, W. A. Everman,
V. E. Morgau, W. 0. Yerger,
11. JoUiison.
AMD
IPDE3II1
Iao HAG Af3XTE3, ITO VLLO,
School Bbolxo, Stationery, to., fcc.
Jan2,75-nW.
TOSTOFFICE BUILDING.
Worthlngton.BucknerfitCo
'ORfiENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
Transact a General
Colleetlons made and proceeds
, nmlttsd, on day received
fTfluy and sell on commissions
sll iliiM LoniJ, KctlP "d
ranU. mcb 22, 173.
g. C. ELLIOTT. W. O. WKTHSKBKE
Elliott G iVothcrfcca,
BLACKSMITHS.
tsACzrra cue:?
tnre WagimM UrrtagMt 'lr
ll'r f-KiViWOliillr rm hwt M tnr1 H
rvIunail nm aroryu'lra l tMr n n-i-ihwi.
I1 from im t nf ! n -
km Aim nw I-h,
UmavUlc, Hot. 7, li-ui.
STw Croeory Store.
o
Tho undersigned having engaged in mercantile busi
ness, notifies the PUBLIC that he ia just in receipt
of i large lot of
FLOUR, CHOICE AND COMON, .
S UGAR, MOLASSES, r
Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shoulders
And a general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also all kind of Canned Goods, such' as Fruits, Vegetables,
FI8II AHB HEATH. '
SELLING only for Casli. and bnvlnsr no bad dr1ts to assess on (rood
customers. I can afford to. and will sell at HEAL LOW PUIt'KH.
xinnffonoALE..
E"Plonse give mo a f uaro .of your 'pati,onnre.(53j
' TT.II. J&CJZER.
Greenville, September ip.1874. , , .- .. ;
Elliott & Feusse,
TIN, COPPER,
AND
&'ieet Iron-WokcrN
OtittcriiiE, Spoiiting and
WELli-DHIVIlTa
Done on short notice.
ALSO DEALERS IN---
Cooking and heating stoves
tfWe keep on hnml ull nrticlcs
generally rouiul in a nrst-ciass
miv-Hiioi.
Cash puld for old Urnss, Copper,
Lead and iron.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Dot. Mulberry and Locus
sept. 10. '74.
SALOON!
-a
KENNEDY & HANVVAY.
Best of '
WINES & LIQUORS,
Puro Havana Cigars,
California Wines, .
1 niwr Itnnr. Kte.
ocSOMaiu Street. Greenville, Miss.
TAXED.
fHAX-PAYKHS of the town of
ureenviiie are nercny noiinca
Unit tho tnxc for tbe fiscal year
1874, nre now due, and payable at
my ofllce at M. (iensburgcr's. Ou
all taxes not paid prior to.Innnary
1, 1876, damages will be added; .
11.CAIIN, '
dec5,'74-M8. Tai Collector.
J r' ,' .7, i;;'"
CIIU
Old i:
decl2,'74-c:. L.
ELI BVTLVp,
SI la V3MIXII,
f . -,
V
Sals of School Loads.
BY VIRTUE, of the authority
vi-ntcd in me. and In nur-
sunnueof an order of the Board of
SuporviHors or llio county of Wash
Iniftoii. Suite of Mlssisslrinl. I will
oder at publio sale and lcuae to the
liivliest bidder, nt tho door of the
Courthouse, on Mondny, February
t, a. d. 1876, school lands, In tho
county nfiircsnld, described as fol
lows, to wits
Uoctloti 10, township 18, range (t
west; sectlou 16, township 18, range
0. west, J. V. PIL48.
Couuty Superintendent Education.
January 2, 1875. 5 4t
Ls iviLGi::::::! a co
List of Coaitfersk.
An Act to transfer the counties of
'Tunica and Coahoma from tho
eleventh (11) to the twelfth (121
Judicial District, nnd the eoUnty
of Letlore from the twelfth (12)
to the eleventh (It) Judicial DIs
Irlct, nnd to fix the limes lor hol
ding the Circuit Courts In said
District. . ;
Bee. 2. Be it further cnactedt
That the ClreiiitCoUrlsof ihe Elev
enth Judicial District Ihtill be hol-
den and continue for the iimesas
hcreWuftcr stutcd, should the oust-
ness of the Court so long require. ,
In the county of Bolivar coin
menclujr on the first Ionday of
March nnd Heptembcr and continue
twolve Judicial days.
In tho county of Washington
commencing on the third Monday
of March and September, and con
tinue twenty-tour Judicial days.
In the county of Issaquena com
nieiicing on the seventh Monday
after the first Monday In March and
Kepi ember, and continue twelve
Judicial lays. .
In the county 6f Sunflower conn
menelng on the ninth Monday aftef
the iliHt Monday In March and
September, and continue six
judicial days.
In the county of Lcfloret comment
elng on eleventh Monday after the
first Monday In March and 8ci
tember, and continue twelve JudU
cial days.
Approved Aiarcn m, ion.
BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.
Regular meetings are held by the
Boards of Hupervlsors of each coun
ty on the 1st Mondays of January,
March, July, August, and October,
and may continue iu session 4 days
aud no longer. ;
!5th Chancry District) Ctnitlnucs 6
lays In Tuhlca, 6 In Coahoma, 0
in Bolivar aifd 12 in Washington!
1st Monday (6th) January, Tunics!
2nd " (12th) " Coahoma
8rd " (19th) " "Bolivar
4th " (20th) " WaVhlngton
1st Monday, (CthJ April, Tdhiea
2nd " (Mth) " Goahoma
3rd " (slh) Boliva
4th " (27th) Washington
M Monday (9th) July, Tunica
2nd " (13th) " Coahoma
8rd " (20th) " Bollva
4th " (27th) " Washing"! ' ;
1st Monday (8th)Octolei7 tnV
2nd " (18th) . " e6hoi
8rd " (20st) " BoUva
4th " (27th) ,f Waslngton
Chancery Court will be held In
Issaquena County, 14th District,
the 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
days of January, April, Jul and
November. . , , . .
TiiatrmaaftliMunrerH' (Joan
will eommenceou the 8d Mondays
of Ap.'iland October.
The Town council, meets regular
ly the 1st Tuesday of each month
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