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Krnnr BveMnic Editkm of the 9th.
Atlanta, oa.
Tuxsd»t Mownno, Jult 9. 1872.
Cotton. -
24*o.
-Monday Notm.—Nominal at
A ran alarm, about 1 o'olook Son Jay
morning, waa cauaed by tha partial burn
ing nf s ralpha* bleaching box, in tha
rear of Mem. H. A. Brookins A Oo.’i
broom faotery^oofne^of Brand and Ma
rietta atreeta.
—■ 'inW
Pumoce fixpioatmrr,—A atnagar,
who claimed to t>e bam (knoll oounty,
and in mark of tha ."Qsoes Bonds,
npon Stooe MooBtaln, want np than
laat Mhf aaaaiagi aa ha aay*.
aeetb««ad tot liltti modnrtse,” and
oeUbrnto the tight, tilth a bottle of
•liieky. He celebrated
About 9 o’clock, he began to hunt hia
way ddWn fh the dark on the very eteep
aide. When the dmeant beoame exceed-
inglyaotneating, he polled off hie bools,
and left wilh them hit almoet empty bot-
tha
or twenty feet, okaoat perpendicularly
down, and lodged on a email offset in the
aolid rock ride. 21m' place waa but a
few feet long and narrower across, •im
mediately below him waa a preeipice sev
eral hundred feet deep. Return unaided
from above, waa utterly Impossible.
Here ha remained grasping the rook
through Friday night, and in the broiling
•on, against tha bare precipice all day
Saturday till nearly dark.
About 4 o'eloek, Mr. Steward, who
farm near the North bate of the Moun
tain, having notioed a white object during
the ffay.Tri the crevioe aforesaid, walked
over nearer for abetter view, and was
hailed, by the unfortunate man; who
•hmfml find bn would givn all he had in
the amid it he oould be named. Ropes
were speedily gat in town, and that ad-
ve-iturona and humane gentlman, Mr.
F. P- Johan, depended to Mm and
brought Mm up safely. No apparent in
jury had been intlicted by the fall, ex
cept that the fed wen badly eat on the
rock*. Thereeoued man had bnt little
to aay, and Same next day to this city.
The moral ia vary simple: Don’t try
to see double by “the me of liquor, the
eight of tha aan setting and the moon
rising an the perpendieolar side of Stone
Mountain, and subeeqnenUy start down
in “ "
JW Talbot Democrats meat on the
18th- _______
f9“ Washington, Oa., has now a tele
graph office.
1)9“ The Maseogee Democrats con
vene on tha Uth.
Aa r+V
49* Morgan oounty Pemoorats wi 1
convene pn the lftth.
r-W-S
|9“Mi*s Augusta Pope, aged 22, died
in Washington on the Bd instant.
rv-i
(9* Mrs. Julia E, Grimes died, in
Qreensboro, on the 27th ultimo, aged 82.
49“ Professor V. E. Manget has been
elected President of LeVert Female Col
lege.
Mu J- A- Sanders has been elected
President of the Grseue County Fair As
sociation. '
49“ Oapt. Jesse L. Baker, of Newton
oounty, died lent Friday, at the age of
seventy-five.
4^. M. Sehmear, a Washington shoe
maker, waa found dead in bis bed on the
2d.
49* Colonel W. T. Thompson of the
Savannah Morning Nines, haa gone health-
bunting to Montvale Springe,
|9“The First Presbyterian Church of
Savannah haa set aside some pews for
the use of the guests of the hotels.
49* Dalton has voted almost unani
mously to donate 110,000 for tha erection
of a Baptist Male Collage at that place. |
49“Col. B. H. Mitchell haa been elect
ed Ordinary of Oglethorpe oounty, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of
F. F. J. Robinson.
49* “An Ohio Judge distributed all
hie iqoney among his ohildren, died poor,
and Iris wife is now in the poor-house.’’
He was emphatically a poor judge.
49“ 'phe Rsrt ooonly Democrats send
^on. J. W. Jones as a delegate to the
State Convention and instructed hiss to
vote for Governor Smith.
* 49“|Mn. Mary MoWaters, aged 25,
of Newton oounty, wan found lying dead,
oirtbeSd. Her death is suppokedlo have
been caused by sun-stroke.
rapba, more
which there doesn't appear
indie letter l This is wonderful.
Journal
Not el all “ wonderful f’ The article
waa of eorintoSBSt to the Courier-Journal,
heaor, no help to tha understanding was
needed.
basal’ AiUnk
Tho «i-oi,i<* optf Sadia si at the 6th,
h*a lire fritawing;
Oa Wednesday evening, Jonathan
Lewis, a very worthy and respectable
eitiaen of Burke oounty, was found with
bis nook broken, on the side of tho road
leading from hia own plana to hia broth
er's. Hia body waa found on ppp side of
tha fence and bis home on too other, and
the impression ia that ha was killed ia
an attempt to make hia hone jamp the
ftaee.
49* The Qreensboro Herald, o( the
4th, makes tha following remarkable
record:
Mrs. Hinton Crawford, 75; Mrs. Sa
rah Creddille, 94; Mrs. Sins Credille,
79; Mrs. Harriet Ponllain, 79: Mrs. F.
A. Kimbrough. 61; Mrs. Pop* Robert
son, 70; Mrs. Julia E. Grimes, 81; Judge
Matthew Winfield, 77.
Excerpts of Fan. nod Humor.
don^y cropped—they
ere entirely too long for s man 1”
“And youn," replied Pat, “ ought to
be lengthened —they ore too short for an
am.”
49* A young lady ouco married
man by the name of “Dust,” aguinst the
wish of her parents. After a short
time they lived unhappily together, end
she returned to her father’s bouse ; but
be refused to reoeive her, saying: “Dost
thon art, and unto Dost thou shalt re
tain.'’ And she “dusted.’’
49"A person was boasting that he
sprang from n high family.
“Tea,” said a bystander, “I have
seen some of the same family <o high that
their/eel oould not touch the ground."
"Mary, I am glad your heel has
got well.”
Why 7" said Maty, opening her eyes
Wiffi astonishment
■ansa,” aid Jane, quietly, "Isos
it is able to gat Dat”
Perhaps Mary's stocking bad a large
hole ia it.
49* "I say, friend, your bone ia ■
tie aontrary, to he not ?”
“No, sir r
“What makes him stop then f”
“Oh, he’s afraid somebody’ll sny wo 1
and be shan’t hear it’’
. _ “To-morrow" is the day on whioh
lazy folks work, and fools reform.
BOOK NOTICES.
ANGELINA atmmXOTOVB THOUGHTS ON
MIN AND THINGS. By Avsbuda GuuuaatoK.
New York: O. W. Caslxtom S Co. AUtntA: l-iin.-
uve A Caaw.
This to a reprint of an English book,
whioh has already passed through three
London editions, sad said to be very pop
ular with gushiog cockney’s and bnxom
English girls. It ia a humorous work-
so-called—though, to persons who are
not educated np to English manners and
English customs, its fan is considerably
narrowed down; in fact for very many
pages at a time the American reader may
admit that he “fails to see it,’’ without
laying himself liable to the reproach of
dullness.
The book derives its priucipal merit
from its local adaptation; hence it to not
altogether oae that is calculated to take
toe American public by storm. Bnt
thereto some demand for it, or Carloton
—whs has done more in toil doss of
literature than any other American pub
lisher—would never have ventured to
bring it out with toe sanction of his im
prink
HORACE GREELEY. A HEPRE8ENTAT1VB LIFE
of HORACE GREELEY; with an introduction by
Cajuui M. Clay. By I*. U. Bairn. Maw York:
Q. W. Cablton. Atlanta : Phillip* A Crew.
A few years ago, a yonng man who
fancied that hp yag specially adapted
by nature, for the broad and noble field
of journalism, applied to Horaoe Gree
ley, hoping “tho Philosopher” wonld ap
prove the estimate the young man had
plaoed npon himself. The advioe he
received was, “Go West, yonng man and
work on a farm,”
That yonng man was L. U. Reavis—
the same who went West and concooted
an unpatriutio scheme to corrupt and de
stroy the sedate society of St Louis, by
removing to that city the National Capi
tol. Instead of going West and workiog
on a farm, as advised, he went West and
bnilt a magnificent capitol for the na
tion (on paper) and dropped it down to
the great wonderment of all the St.
Louisians. No one has ever heard of
that yonng man since ho went West, ex-
oept a tew yean ago, when he had re
moved the Capital and had started on the
return trip' for Washington monument,
whioh he fancied waa a chimney he had
left behind. What haa beoome of him the
world may never know. Perhaps, even
at this late day, he haa taken the advice
of Dr. Greeley and haa gone very tar
West, and ia perhaps propagating five
pound potatoes in toe fertile valleys of
Montana—that “Switzerland of Ameri-
aa Samuel Bowles calls it—aud he
ought to know, for he haa been out
there; though be makes no mention in
Lis book of having met L. If. Roavis on
his travels.
The above-named book can ha bought
of Phillips & Crew.
Thu College of New Jersey (Prinoeton)
recently held its 125th Commencement
The graduating class numbered 02, and
40 of this nnmber received the degreoof
A. II. The three highest class distinc
tions ware wan by Southorn yonng men,
aa follows: Latin Salutatory, highest
honor, Leigh Richmond Smith, of Ala-
English Salutatory, by James
Adair Lyon, of Miiaisaippi; Valedictory,
by Riehmond Pearson, of North Caro
lina.
Beaides the foregoing, the following
distinctions were awarded to other South
ern etndents, aa follows: Metaphysiaal
Oration, by Cornelius 8. Scott, of Ken
tucky; Mathematical Fellowship, worth
*600, won by James A. Lyon, ol Missis
sippi; Mental Science Fellowship, L. B.
Smith, of Alabama.
The Classical Fellowship, 8(100, was
won by Winfred B. Martin, of Pekin,
China, and Historical Fellowship, 8250,
by James F, Riggs, Constantinople,
Turkey.
m riaianmg items.
Gentian! .
Every genuine box of Dr. MoLANITS
LIVER MLL8 bean toe signature of
Fleming Brothers, Pittoborgb, Pa., and
aod their private D. 8. Stamp. 49-Take
nootoer; the market to full Of Imitations,
It is the popular vsrdiottkat people
who have been accustomed to the use c
Bitters or Cordials, are obliged, eventu
ally, to resort to McLanb's Liver Pills
for permanent relief.
Benh from a staffclar Caa,..
The (lolupibni Sun of Satu-ilay rclatae
the following:
A gentleman told ns yesterday the
overseer of the Wright mcr plantation
met his death strangely a few d»J» ago.
Aa he was entering hia house, a favorite
ia the joy ol meeting ban, leaped
bins and otherwise signified lue de
light at seeing his master, While gam
boling, one uf the pews of the animal
scratched the owner* arm above the
wrist In a abort time the arm begau
to :”cL\ end mortification and death en
■ued. The tear of the flesh was very
slight—hardly notioeable.
J* The artielaa in which the New
York World caves in to Greeley are no
doubt eooaoliag to A. H. Stephen*,
Toombs A Co.—Memphis Aealauche.
Messra. Stephens, Toombs A Go. have
become so accustomed to the World".
"caving ia” to the Ridicato, that a
movement of that kind now bos no effect
upon their minds. The World “eared,”
it will be remembered, daring the con-
of 1868.
The Ladies’ Prouunciauieuto
While protesting against all toe old
worthless Dentificea now in the market,
the Ladies, with one oonaent, have adopt
ed the Sozodoni as the) one thing needful
to insure the integrity of the teeth and a
fragrant breath.
“TheLife of the Flesh to Bio od.’
This being the fact. It to very obvious
that when the blood beoooss corrupted
the whole system become oorrnpted also.
To relieve tris, the true policy undoubt
edly is to direot the remedy to ton source
of the disease. It is In this manner that
Dr. Tntt’s Sarsaparilla and Qaeana De
light sets. Its speoiflo effect ia on the
blood; it purifies It, vitalises it, and ex
pels all distemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, it is
adapt id to general use. The old and
young may use it; the meat delicate fe
male, at any time, may take it; the weak
and enfeebled will he strengthened by it;
toe tender infant, who may baveinharited
disease, will be eared by ik
For Syphilis, and all Us trains of evils,
it is a sure antidote.
Dr. Tutt’s Liver Fills are a mild and
gentle purgative, possessing the pecnliar
merit of acting aa a powerful agent in
relieving congestive or torpid Kvei. They
have no equal
Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye Imparts a Glusay
Color.
THE
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL
X Company on the tit Jane, Inet, >howe the ae>
•eta of thle powerful and wealthy corporation to
be £3,101,101, or nearly $11,000,000.
The aseeaU eonalat in part of the following:
Bans or LmmpooL $08,848
Loan*—
On Railway Shares and other
onturea. City of London Cor
poration bond*, Telegfrayh
Stocks, Freehold Secorltie*,
*3 ..£815,804-£1.100,713
Investments—
British Government and Colo
nial Sseortiles.^ -£177,004
United States.Stocks 180,883
English Railway Shares 889,88*
Freehold Bulldlnga 180,930- 884,801
Cash Items. 82.884
£3.103,101
The Capital Stock of this Company Is
Two Millions Pounds Sterling
OR TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
The Agont In Atlanta Is authorised to adjust and
Parties wanting insurance on merchandise, build
ings or other property, are Invited to call ou me.
and examine for themselves.
C. B. WELLBORN, Ag*ftt.
Jel2 Atlanta, Ga.
RHODES HOUSE,
TROY, PIKE CO.,
ALABAMA.
Closing’ Out Sale.
RING PE8IROU9 of selling out ray onttre stock
Millinery and Fancy Goods
I will, for the next 80 days offer everything in store
At a Great Sacrifice.
pall soon and get a good bargain at
Knox’s Millinery and Variety Store,
Jy4-0t 38 WHITEHALL STREET.
T 3E PEOPLE HATE CHOSEN-— 1 Tha experience
of years has convinced en Intelligent public
hut for all ailments Involving weako asa ami irrt-
Tarrant'a Effervescent Seltzer Aperient
la the sureat.aafest and swiftest remedy. Not merely
but absolutely delicious to the palate.lt also possesses
four medicinal elements which have never been
ions la any other
most painless of
united in tha same happy proportli
preparation. It la tha gontfot and i
cathartic*, a wonderful tonic, aad anexeeptteraable
altractive and a certain corrective of all Impurities
which may exist In the blood or other fluids of the
body. Decline all Imitations nf tha peauiaeartiolet
Sold by all drnggtats. J*13-w4t
L ..oughlv refitted, aad la sow kept Im
lodern style. Its waters e*e alkaline, pi
wide celebrity for thoir prompt and *
SSZE&SStfLSg 1 !
their admirable effects on th
The air of Oa]
Unset
It* 8pleodJd BATHS ware deel
_olwer, when od a mlt bam witi
hardly equalled by Anything he
as
gists, or to the undersigned, by malt
JelMm FRAZIER A 8ALE, Proprietor*.
Charles Bohne&ld
uzrssmvAiBtwn,
hand a large assortment of Bartel Oases, etc. WUl
gif pSteORSl atomteara la Caramels, Ira fee ettydr
country, with a ftratelaae HEARSE. AM avian wtU
receive prompt attention.
Sold Agent for TajlorA Corpse Preserver
Offloe and Warehouse No. 1 DeUive’s Opera House,
rVv-xt atU4m
AGovonioss Wanted.
children, and wo can teaeh Muate and first
leeeon* in Latin, can obtain a first class attuateen.
Address Ik. Bus office, giving name, referent**
ud .u™. Jrtl-ll
T-3oShl4i
ATTORNKY AND COUNSXLLOB AT LAW.
NO 1 CAPITOL BUILDING. ATLANTA, OA.
L AW!
.1
JWWkTH
[FAM ATYJ ■ r
AMD feAST,
VIA
NashYille and Chattanooga Railroad.
PALACE BLEEPING COACHES FROM
Atlanta to Louisville without Change!
PALACE SLEEPING COACHES FROM
Louisville to Mew Tork without Change,
Only One Change from Atlanta to New York, Pbiladol'
phia, Baltimore and Washington.
This ndvnntogn ia offered by no other ronto, Trains leave Atlanta by this
rout* 8:80 a. anfi 10 p. tn. Holden of tieketoto New York b; toto route o*u
•top over at
Oatooaa Bprlnga, tiootoout Bffoimtujn,
Mammoth Outro cb mngisra Falla,
RESUMING THE1B JOURNAL AT PLSIASDRK.
Remember- The Time from Mlanta to ATew Ttyrk tin LouUviUe
is Uourt Huidker tnan by .Inyusta.
Quiok time and sum oonneotions to our motto,
toe South.
Tioketo on iota in all dtira In
Atk fer Ticket! via Chattanooga, JVaahville and Lontowille.
zssmzsss
),^ * ■ ■*“-**’ „ ^4 TUiu£i£.ZZfj?M.m.
TUBPT1I1* SEED
Fresh and ttonulne,ttom BeM Eastern Grower*.
A fall stock now in atorG and to omve, ol BaUbign (white i
Top, Strap Leaf, Globe,Flat Dutch, Cow Horn, and ml . other L.
varieties, and selling at ver; lowestloAHH prioea. Now to the
supply, yon will soon have lo tow.
pbfd with
PXAdH AND APFLX FAJffiS,
ciuMUMjjoin r wurm rjunsme
I have •& hind:
HOG entofarsted Lightning Peach
Parers. T
150 oelebrated Lightning Apple
Parers.
Also, t oases of toe combined Ap
ple Parse, Ooeer end filioer.
.50 HatohinraoD'a
^ and Pirgififl
ply of the Double-ffills for those who with to moke Cider on i I
onptive price lists sent on application. . "
■ ; SaooMsor to BOHOIH k -WIIJON,
■"TUI i
J. PB1MIP8t
' La.i I i > 4 \ *
had Retail jPflMar . in fine
*
Wholuflald
FANCY AND
-A.3ST3D OOUNtRX Y>rt.OI3TJ|OE»,
No. IT. runifs’ Btak, raseMrs* stnsk Atknto, Oa. A tee. uA MM noAat
arona rmmmm juia
co nr a me, jrmw rvovm,
tmao, mmjjr,
op roue. awr,
mrmep pmeemme, aura
aojoijrw, mica,
KMimnewM potjttowu,
umm,tasram, merrmn, maud,
« V. .que * ’ j ■ -!. .UUUidsJ i> ,
And wtrythiag t# b« hmad la * Aral steaa.Xite&J' 99Q9*ry.
m-uenUenUrnmnuu, : Mk
1
sTAMm. ;
MLym,****.**^ *9iamTto9mi99l|i|teertwaifBi|9 in,
i j Hr ^
igistfstimSSiss? ««*• mSHSL
tera— ■» a* isratir. f >eraia»i>«nw| ^ tyn,4to
Worcester’*! dbario , I
i > MntolM '
V in the Zsitokraibli'i*. <^lM>i«>a>«teHiffiai
HHEWKR 4s T*W*«L
THE KEVILWEH8
MERHINJTi, JOJTES K CO.,
H AVnonlana.sBd srsoouluUj TKOlTinj, »
Lots. Stock of Dry ind Greou Lumber or *11
tho nrifttie. .pporUlulog to tho trsdo, tas.ther Vlth
White Fine Doors, :
Windows and Blindk
To all of which they would respectfully cell the! at
tention of Builders and other. Prices ee low $e
the market will edmlt Setiefectlon i
Guerenteed.
Office end Yerd next below WUlin gham BulMia
FRESH
TURNIP SEEDS.
1 OOO IDs. i
■ L
LA NDRETH * M
Fresh and Genuine r
i
TURNIP SEEDjS
Daily Expected. Consisting et
rumrim tor mams’ mvta mm,
B-jr/TAT IfM.UM,
her t , wmtrm m.vk»a.v*i.v uio
aan ter pl.it nvrem,
aurorae, aoas pawrea, jrrc.j
earojr ter m-jeojrjrv aan, .
o.nnua a lobe, lsbok cow aeupr.
Mwim Mm** —w ready, mnd •to 8t|tlteM
omriifo
MO OIMM PJMM9 J*49**8 mom 4m afejw.
Mark W. Johnson’i,
i.
Capon Springs & Baths,
Uamp.hire CO-, IT. Ik, - GEOKGIA
V.« Wlssohontor, Yirgfnlh SPRING BREWERY,
VfWIT AT0,
Ora the rroaadaaMe beautiful covered ptetewrai,
gtiagasg C5»ttra»i \
persona.
. two terras arad
ome are elway* ready.
ith aleoice will be allowed flu wm
ef the paraada el hair pries.
^Th. Sunt ctee ro» vlthio um »la«lra wik
OROOBOS8 & 8JB22031
?S!ETs£S S'*
_ la theetera ..
end children. Can be found et their oAue day te
1^4 kAn, a.— fjtomnk — A-I a.
m *"*"*** erRfaAMA'^eWgSy
$9- Special attention given te the duiatertng,
iao*m and ihlpptng ot bodies. Wil-*t
ProfoMtetoual
ATTUhMEV AXI> oaUMflSLLDH AT LAW.
piUtruoiill la these eaMee of TeUelmop Oaraerae
X werreu and wflke a A)’, ouslaeee lateueted to
frjfltmnfl pidcgM.
CATOOSA SPRINGS
WONDKBVUl. FOUNTAIN^
Health a n <1 Pleasure)
THE BRIGHTEST! SPOT
IN THU
BUNNY SOUTH.
wOlhola
jjW
Hi. RoU! m4 OoUm. SiUdiif. m In thorouk
wayios.smtorlBCd. me mama S¥X-
TraikSto« h. sntdM. it oeen tmomOe.
Md A araolo*. nertuw MMa.
DlrMt T.Ufr*ptUo and todd Oral—liillis.
Th. Balldlof. ud lnu« win to brUtonUyU-
1..J.MwakflMi.»! wwydkMto wtn to Af
fortodllw.ldlM.toaUoMASgd^.
Tto d»m IratodiigBlM* slUto opotod to rdriss
luu Id, 1873, by
W. O. HEWITT.
■74i lm. otainbi qdd. twwaa>
Sweet Chalybeate*
S P H I N G Sit
PormsrljEed 8weeU 14«f»unj
mnuwitelwg rate tevraeaklf lrao ra
X for their valuable Tonic end Alterative Few rw
both an a Beverage arad Beth, have been raswiySd
tety retttted wRh convenient aad ooaaforte If
Jpswt '
Obabois-P ggv day had $*
Je4-Uaeed * Mt
BaBroadteAJ ra-
HOT SPRINGS, BATH Vj
A»f sfTfflg.ftriyg’ it *^ u - ■
lyele, Torpor ot Liver, Obiurale Diavrhaaeral_
tery. Dleeeeee of the Utenia, Affections of the I
w^ncjall^c^SyphllUIc origin, and tha nturaei
TIIE BAT
vary In temperature from 10 to
halt, end present every vertst;
Thera ate. ■ see ever. foraraA*
forthe beneficial action of Wi
IM
JtOomm to Itcut.
S KYEY OR EIGHT large, comfortable rooms to
rent la the second story of the building on Ale-
beme streak, adjotaliig the old United Stsso Hot.
They are eularn’-ly eulted for offior*. A
JOHN X ST]
■tfffdf
the most oelebrated epee la Germany, ■
give* sufferers the benefit of the very!
remedial M«o4a coatetead . ia tbeJ
Mud. THEff* BpinroT OFFER
PiMJU) ATT UACTLOXh to boU the [
Pleasure 8sek*r. Th* Equlnmsnt and I
are equal to tease ef Iwl itee* Ctey Hi
Modem Irapffwveaaent he* base peevid.
Professor J. L. CABELL, U. D„ ofM
of Virginia, Beet deal phyatetea. fwhnuS
tHLTTBEATE MtifOsl
I Meriwothei County, Georgia.
ImHE UNDERSXOKKD lufl the pleaeare to ag-
lhae dfi°u£%SSteA < Ma^^teSStflteA
I a]
^ ’tfyiS SCftirttyCTfalB 11
B.. tuch^plkceejaBd we canSj
!aunr*ntee utlifaction 10 all. Th* mead
will badoubia.1 by a line of daily mail stages tnm\
••Thonustoo," conasctlng with the Meeoa erad At-
lento Itallroed at BarnesvUle—distance lfl auies by I
coach over e good
Tome” iNDUifcSEf."
I AM SELLDIOtEU >BGHA MASS*fi(R|s.
limy ora made of Bootoh Pig and gto Itar Iron. I hav* my Iton S)al(#rib7
a carofnl and laffifa g«Mb J£mm9mW.jurn
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