OLDSBORO, SEPT. 29, 1869.
For : Principle is 'PrineipUSigMf
is litgM-yesteraay, io-aay w ,
: iO'tnorroic, Forever.-
- I - : --
The Wilmington Jcrnr nal.
I liar
ThUr popular journal, rliose success to
we have; alwajs -desired, has entered
upon its nineteenth volume. ; It is a pa-
per of extraordinary merit and ability,
and it is gratifying to knotf that it is I
me'e'ing with more than average success.' I he
It position is sound, and there is about I a
it a calm, dignified gravity that must ad- It
aresa ltsaii 10 me minting men? oi xne i
country, as it dees to the substantial 1
men of the Democratic party. It is
brimful of sound arguments, and its mat-1
ter is not confined to the. local politics I
or news of North Carolina, but embraces
an extended view of the.afiaks stirring
elsewhere. I
We wish our friends Engelhard &
Price all the success that their energy loo.
acd abiiitv well deserve.
House Servants.
We were called on a day or two since
by an esteemed friend, one of our most
useful and public , spirited citizens, who
f.lt the importance of some' plan for se
curing to families more constant and re
liable servants a subject which we
have heretofore and frequently discussed
iu this paper.
Hiring house servants in the South
seems to be a sore and never-dying trou
ble. Most of the colored people have
very vague ideas of responsibility, and
the manner in which they obtain their
situations encourages their disposition to
be careless and indolent.
They leave Mr. A. to-morrow and are
hired by Mr. B. the day after. Certifi
cates of character are no systematically
required, and a smooth face and a loog
tongue will generally secure for the pos
sessor any vacancy that may exist in the
sweeping, cooking or washing depart
merits of a super-respectable family.
House-keepers do not reflect that they
throw, in many instances, their houses
open to strangers who have but half a
name and not a vestige of local habita
lion. 4 They give them the run of their
yards, rooms and closets, , and yetjire
surprised if petty thefts are often com
mitted. There is scarcely a dwelling
house in Goldsboro that cannot be easily
catered at night by a person familiar
- 'ih iho. m-o.mises. Bolts and bars
blinds aad shutters are notit all sum
riant, and a service of a week will give
; sharp servant, girl or man, all the in
formation nece sary for a successful mid
night robberv.
The remedy is an obvious one. No
servant, whether white or black, should
) : employed who does not bring a certi
il'jate of character, and this rule should
h,. inflexibly observed. Servants will
then know that unles3 they behave well
mil not nd work again, and this
knowledge will ter-J to make them re-
etiiiU and diligent xt
r-?$ke situations valuable, will prevent
those sudden departuresSvhmhjnow -ry
frequently throw households into confu
sion, and will teach servants that hon
es':', industry and good conduct alone
v ill secure them a profitable and repect
?vble livelihood. -
$ rcicli TTIen.
The largest owner of personal property
in New Yprk, and the United States, is
Commodore Vanderbilt, who if said to
holl twenty millions. Tfco JLsiore,
whose chief wealth is in land, have,
ubout five millions in peronal estate.
Moses Taylor has about four millions,
of which his coal stock, in coneoction
jvith his son-in-law, reach one million
ind a-half. George Law has about
ixo millions, while out of the estate of
the late John J. Phelps,; amounting in
all to eight millions, about two-thirds
are in peronal' property. These last
mentioned men were not ambitions of
being numbered among our real estate
lords. Their money had been mad a
by. handling peasonal property, and they
preferred to keep it iatlr's shape. 'They
?ish to have their pecuniary re
nrces ready for action at a minute's
warning, in order to take adrantsnge of
any opportunity. If a certain stosk fell
in price they vr ant ed to bs ablo- to buy
u
and having control of vast
amounts of cash, they could, enter
Tfall street at any time and cut
right and left with great effect. Such
autive, netvo'i?, resolute men do not
care to be troubled with tLe How de
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tails of real estate, Real estate isLfce
forces shut up in a stronghold, "while
personal' property is likeso!deis ia the
field.A Thfirfl i ft. rm;ntTnTi1 P'tf.
between. Commode re Yander-
., - , w;1. m A . .
fiaown by. their aptitude for tbeir p ecu-
pogftiotL. Astor aits' in' an office
in Prince street, and simply. Lolda on
his land, Hb life, compared with
that of 'an active business xnin, is a
mere vegetation." He -. his none of the
excitements of gain and los. and never
know what it is t3 ccrner a clique or 'convict him, except indirectly, with the
cornered himself.' No if could tush
man 8g YanderBilt endure his life?
would be like coopiog the eigle.
n0 he must dah and lasu and move
men and fortune, by the bold acts of a
restlc s and ambitious miod, which
knows wiat can be done and dares to do
ft. ' Such a man has little to do with ten
ants, house agents and this clais of low
bellies. He prefers to rule Wall street
with a rod of iron, and the ficancial
world to tremble is bo goes marcUog
(From the Jfewnern Journal of Commerce.)
Examination of L.. D. Wilkic,
Charged with Complicity in an at
tempt to KfLL Mr. David Green,
of Jones County, on the 13th of
September. 1869.
The xaminitiun of L. D. Wilk:e,
radical representative fiom Jones coun
ty in the Sta'eLegssliturc, and the msn
who us rendered himself notorious in
many respects, in this section, began
before Judge Thomav at the Cou.t
House yesterday morning, at hilf fast
eleven o'clock, on the charge of com
plicity in the attempt to kill Mr. David
Green, near Trenton on the 15th inst.
It will be remembered that Wilkie was
arrested on the charge on Sunday nibt,
the 19th ins, and was bailed on Mon
day following by Jadge Thomas, the
sum of $10,000 being required for his
appearance. He made two attempts to
get Jujtice Berry to admit him to bail
oce on Sunday night and the other
on Monday inoraing both of which
were ineffectual, the Justice holding ;
that the cfieoce wa? cot a bailable
One.
The examination was commenced by
Judge Thomas rediuj the wan ant i
sued by Justice K. T. Berry, of Cra
ven coanty, for the arrest of thepriron-
tr.
The warrant was issued upon the af
fidavit of Mr. F.ank Green, brother of
the wounded man.
His Honor then Tead an affidavit of
L. D. Wilkie tl at he believed it would
be dangerous for him to travel in Jones
county, or go there for the purpose of
being tried. For this reason the ca-c
was turned over to His Honor for ex
amination. The prisoner pleided "Not Guilt?"
to this charge or of any, knowledge of
the attempt at assassination.
Mr. David J. Green, father of the
wounded man, Was called, sworn and
deposed : y-
I live intones county. I am father
of DavMJiwSn. He was shot by some
bodyr Ofilod't know by whom. Have
seen him several time3 nce he was 6hot
He wjjkk shot on the 15th of September.
He wis shot within seventy or eighty
yaras to the house where I was born
ana raised. I saw the persimmon tree
where he was saot at. The limbs were
shot off. I saw him the next day after
he was shot. He was badly shot all
through the back and Lead and in the
shoulder and side ebwn to his Lips.
T never inew Wilkio-ur ...am one in his
presence, offer a reward to kill my ton
I do not know, of my own knowledge,
that Wilkie ever procured any cne to
kill him.
His Honor ruled the witness's testi
mony out, a3 far as regarded what he
had heard. In conspiriciej the case
was different. Then tho examinatkn
could take a wider range ; but in the
present instance the evidence must be
confined to what directly affects the
prisoner.
Hon. 0. 0. Clark, for the prosecut'on,
called His Honor's attention to the fact
that in the trial of the Lenoir county
prisoners, a short time since, he hd
ruled that such evidence vraa admissi
ble ; that in case of a trial by jury the
rules of evidence must be enforced, but
when, a .prisoner was brought before a
magistrate on preliminary examination,
a wide range was allowed.
Judge Thomas remained firm in' his
ruling that no evidence could be allow
ed that was heir ay or did not directly
implicate the priaracr.
Judge GreeD, counsel for the prcse-"
cution, discussed the subject at length.
He closed by Faying that tho counsel
for tbc prosecution was tr.able It pro
core direct evidence of TVilldo'a gViIt,
nor could they connect, him uiih tbo
cegro nhd had been arre&lei in Jones
county, on the eamc cbarge.
Judge Thomas decided tha more
positive evidence must be adduced else
be would reJeue the prisoner.
The counsel for the prosecution ad
mitted that they bad no tes imany to
attempted assaisinaticn.
The prisoner wis discharged.
Messrs. Powell & Co. will take ccttoa and
other produce in exehan;re for goodiorin
payment of account dae them.
THE DAILY MESSENGER.
Since the re-appcnaoce cf our Dai
ly Messenger, oar brethren cf the
quill, very generally throughout the
State, have welcomed the ptpcr back
into their ranks in vcrj comtlimcntry
terms. Delicacy and gcod taste for
bids the publication of the miny pri
vate letters which we avc received frcm
various parts in this and adjoining
Stages. Many of cur leadirg asd repie
sentative men lave added iheir vords of
gcod cheer and hearty congratulation
on the rly tc- ppearance cf the Mes
senger. To all wc return our tinccc
thanks. Wc coull not reproduce all
the flattering notices which have come
to hand without occupying unrcjscr.i
ble limits, but make room for some of
them, which will le f'und snhjoinei :
"Struck Ile." The Goldsboro Daily
Mfssengek is fairly on its feet &in,
and reached our sincura Inst evening in
full form Ilalciyh Standard.
''Wc are pleased to roe ajrain upon our
table the GoldshoTO Daily Messenger,
full size, and fo!l of life a d good editori
als. Long may it wave." S'atcscitlc
American.
Tne Gold.cboro Dailt MBfEiot! his
ag,in made its appearance in iu former
eizc, and uith a nevr heading w hich very
much improves its appearance. It has
just entered its fourth olune. Contin
ued success to it." Old Xorth State.
'We shouhl have mentioned some days
ago iliat the Goldsboro Daiiy Mrssrw
CtR has recovered sufficient y fr.un hc
effects of the late fire to make its usu.il
vi8i s, and indeed presents a mater tyrv -gre
phioal appearance than before.' Hal
Sentind.
"We consratulrtte Mr. Konitz at the
Messenger. Su.-h enerv and enter-
1 1 rie means ucces, ana f predict tor
tl.il singhtly ncjhborof cur. an abun
dant return on accunt t fiu tntfils as
well." Wilmington Journal.
"The Gnldboro1 Messenger his just
commenced its fourth vol u mo. It contin
ues to improve, and sl.ouM l.c gcikcruu.-
Iv sustanud. The man who r the
nerve atid energy to keep i:p a d ly in
Goliboro deserves success."- - U'iL Mir
aThe Daily Messenger, GoIaaV ro, i
out once more, and friend Jt nitx must
pudon us forfayin the lirn has wonder
ful 'y imnroved the appearance of hi
sheet. Tuesday 's irue is No. 1 of Vol.
4, ai.d is a de.-ided improtcment. We
wish our enterprising friend success."
Greenzboro lalriet.
Mcsers. Towell & Co. hare rc-opcncl on
the corner of East-centre a.il Cho-tnut itrcct
in the ttore recently occupied by Mr. Carry
EJinundeon, -where they will be pleafcd ta
see their fiicnri and customer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r
FOR RCXT OR L.TM5E.
SEVERAL good Cotton and Ftock faftns to
Rent or Leaee.
ALSO,
Two valuable farms of about 300 ncrfecli,
for eale. Either of thf farms nr con2cnt
to market In the Ticinity of GoUUborf.
Apply for particulars to TIII3 OFFtJE.
Sept. 29-1 m
ON CONSIGNMENT. '
K( BBLS. FLtlUK, MVatuSa,"
tJJ "Broadway" and other brands
For sa'.e low by
COLLIER, FCLGHUM &CO.
Sept. 2Sth-eod3t
DeiitaLJSotice.' -
DR. J. S. MICIIAIU) baa rCurtied lo
Goldsboro, and will bo glad to see hi
friends and patron.
ISTOftico in :hc CarrinMon Store
Sept. 28-1 w
WASTED ! WANTED!!
A FEW MORE GREEN BACKS wanicd.
in exchange for fine Bccoie. Kocka
wats, &c, at OlWer Snmmcrlin,a
Otirria:o MaiiufUctor3-,
MT. OLIVE, WAYNE CO.,
, N. C. -
If you wnt a good ride, wk ia. centle
raen.or Mod your ordera. at otkh.. i,w,i-
ia naaarpaaaed either in style, cheapness or
durability. O. SUMMEliLIN.
iou-wiy Fropiietor
DlltJG 8TOHE.
the store adjoining Mr. B. M. Trit
West Centre Street, one door aouth of tba'D
C. Caninjlon BniWiag, nearly opionit the
Galdaboro PostOfice, where I expi to coa-
' DRUO BUSLXEiS-
I would be pleased to receit- continu-
i i1?1!"81" promptly and cartful
ly atttndd to.
r... q . .y-H-'FIKLATSOX,
Co!dsioro, Sopt. 1 Ith-ISGJ.
Uarins lost ny store latbe Ut conflara
hon I take tbia method of informing ray
friends and customcra that I b a 1Vf.t Ik
fnuc, )
ra t)5e.
strict, H. C. )
AsaUtant Aufof
5tb D.Tiiloo, 2nd V
ALL penoot lUblt to Internal lUtenue
Tax, oodrr Excb Law cf tbt United
tate, ar hertbj notified to arrr and
gite ia tht to ne at cmc, cr fifty pr
cen'om will b adied to the tuonst tbertcn.
Of3f over Mr. 13. M. Prltetfa ttor. Go! J
bcre, X. C. C. L. EST 13,
Aeet. Antacr 5th Dir. 24 Dial., K. C
Spt.21-ly
Tax '.Notice
J SHALL' ATTEND AT 11112 FOL
lowing time ar.d pliers for the pur
pose of receirin-taies f,r theyeir IS 00,
viz:
Monday, Srpt. 27lh. at Oranthica's store
in Grantham Township,
Tuesday, Sept. 23lh, at Dudley in Brog-
den lownhipf
Wednesday, Spu C9thf at Indian Springt
ia Inditn SnritirsTownnhir
Thurday, Sept, SOib, at the usual place
in New Hops Towrwfcip,
Friday, Oct, lt, at Ilood Swamp Meet
in llaaso in Saulston TowmUipt
Saturday Oct. 2nd, at Fremont la ITahnn
ta Township."
Monday. Oct. 4th, at Pikeville in Tike-
il!e iownship,
Tced.iy, Oct. 5th. at the usual place la
Fotk Townhict
Wednesday, Oct. Gth, at Goldaboru' in
Goldbo.-o TowiJihip.
As I have giren all the indolcnre al
lowed by Iaw, I hope that all tax-oayera
will come forward and pT promptly and
av cos. J.0. C. RHODE U,lr.
Guldnboro. N. Scpt.2ltv lfOlw
Now is the Time
to call at
IT. WEIL 6o BROS-.
In the Carricgton bi.ildmj
FOR IIARaAI.S.
SELLING CFFI SELLING OFF!!
JC7AT AM) HELOVt COSTITii3
Orn Est irk Stooc tr
Drj- Coo-.U, Clothing, Notion,
Ac! Ac!! Ac!!!
to maKe room for an
Entire new Stoch
Fall Goods.
TO THE PU1JUC.
In the la'e fire many of our G were
Jaraxvd. In order lo dupo.e of tbctu at
once wc protce to fell tLem e ff
At and Iielutc Cot!
CONK AND CONVINCE YOUR
SELF. We are now rcceirin an entire new tck
cf rxkIs. compritinz all the taot desirable
stvlc ixtant, to all cf which wc wo'ii I In
vite the atteutioa of our former cunton r.
I!. WEIL & B:tUa.
Scrt. ICth, 1CD.
J. G.HcrFlKCTKRS A; CO."
COTTON FACTORS AND COM
MISSION MKRCnAKTS.
N-. C South Holiday Street,
Baltimore, ?Id.
Lil cral a Iranees maile on crsdjrnrant
cf Cottoo and thr pruduse. Cf.l, FcrU!-
iter-, nn 1 11 1 Mat ion iupplief, purchased at
lowcit cnh wl.o csale ptic:.
We ore rrprei-cn'ed in f. Carolina by
John O. Wiliitn-s & Co., IUiiters, lUlel-h,
Mcjs.-i. l'"Well & Co., tloMsborn,
T. A. Uriffln, F.-t , Bockr lo.inf, '
.Mct.-rf. lcUj(ct & Co., Wiluiogton,
Mj. W. A. Blount, Wn-bio?tou,
Mc'Kiis. S'liarp As. Co., Jojncr Depot.
Wc hare mide arraneaicats with a re
liable MUsirsippi I'lnnter, for rr'jin5
our friends with a pcnuluc urtic'e of the
celeSrateil '4reclcr" cotton scci fr tlici
uext .prin planting.
September IHU, lhCD-ti2ta
BALTIMORE REGALIA KMPOHIUM
M4.NuracTunr.ns or
T EG ALIA, Jew-Is, Idgc I'nrarbcroa
AV lia, Ac. for Masons I.O. O. K., Rev.
Men, Knibts cf Pvtbiis and nil otbr
eocieties, H-nr.ers, Fla-s, Shin SisnU,
t. 14 . Liiaries Of., corner fsyctte,
Baltimore Md.
Vtk" lUt furnUbed urr'o application.
auj;. lU-C:n.
Tr ANTED AGENT.1 to cllanew
1 T book of irre&t t1uc ta Farmer. Me
chanics, and Workinsctncn of all trade and
occupations, isth hJition now reidr. The
I iirinrrs' cV .TTccImnlrH' Mnttunl
Edited by GEO. K. WARING, Ji.
Au'hor of "Elements of Agriculture
Draining fr Profit and for Health
and formerly Aricnlttiral En
gineer cd Centml Park,
New Vnrk.
500 octavo pages and otcr 200 Illust rationf .
Tie 2etc Orlcan Times ray: 'It is
a book which should be ia the hands of
eter? Frtacr and Mechanic."
The Xete Orleans Picayune atya : -So
raloable a bock ahould bo fnd In the
hoUc of every Farmer and Mechanic; ita
elegant illustrations will make it wcl
cuu.c etery where."
Active men and women can mahe more
mney nd pite better aaii.factlori in
jellins tbu bouk than any work in the
aboutJtfr 1G"?,g0 circu,1t tetliog all
E. 1J. TREAT k CO.. rublisbern.
o. C51 UaoaotTAr. N. Y.
gj? NOTICE,
Low Taxes and SmpfT income.
BAKEJt & JONE3
aeaMMBa
ARE stul ratTacrbringCirnaBuc -
get. ff8nit Cxtu, Ar., alio Kepairine
wi u ainaa m tneir line done with neat.
- "I,... .
Karseaiaail, WUQ IilUe profit.
Prompt attention i?urantecd to all
Job pf rn t j their care.
They keep t.ono hut the ba. ol work
men in their employ, alao the best matt
ml that can be procured. Factcrr oDro.
. te the Baptist Church, GoM.N.
innte our Irienda and acquaintance
to coma and tee.
August 2Stb, 15C3-tf
U.S. Internal nerc
"New Goods!
New Goods! .
New Goodi!
TTE wU rMrpclfal
ly aaacunc to the citl
md9 cf GoUabcrv aal
cnxaodiox eomtry, tial wabata jaat rt-
ceiTed cot of tbt
LAK0K3T A5D BEST ASSORT
ED Stodcs of Goods
tTcr fcresM to thla narktl nWch y art
dTtrlc
Very Low for Caah.
Tlin Ladle art rtpctfally latlttl t
call at Mrt . Eietteiaa
Emporium of raahforr,
wbert tht Utrtt ttrkt mnj j toxnX. Mrt.
E. ba j-ut rtturorJ frxm Usf Nortatra CI
tie wacrt att baa percb&4 rrery MvtHy
of tht icuoa.
'Come one, eorso a1!,"anjgira m &
call, befrt burine clwbert at vt flat
ter ourltrt that we can tti at cbcap at
the cheapest.
7- EINSTEIN k DUOS.
Sept. 2, 1SCV.
II A WKINS, WlLUAnSO.f & Co.
CO.MIISSIOxlMEnClIANTS,
roa mtt Sale cr r
Cotton, Nnvn! itorr nnd Cout
trjr Produce,
105 W. IOMBtRD SmttT,
Kaltircorr, Md;
Liberal adtancet rnv! open conizc
menU. Orderi Mlicued for Bsirfft
Iron-Tie, ani aupplici generally.
RtrtntNcta :
Hon. ILR. KHdter. lre-. k W. R. R
C'd. J..ho D. Whtlforil, Ncberne, N. C.
Hon. Wei. T. D-rtch, GaUubnro. N. C.
P. prfpr, Eq.. Cabicr Merchaot' Nf
tional IUrA, iJihioxire. Md.
au 2S-d3ta
ALBERT DAY,
(MLuaroao, .n. c.
agi:nt i-'oit
Dibble, Worth Co.,
Commission Mcix'hants,
188 Plant. St., New Yi.k.
IfILLMAKE liHrl c!i aliancrt on
J Ci4tnn and tbrr rviduc to W ctn-
"UCI to the aUitr l.ut.M.
In Store ntid for Srtlc.
9.000 yards Standa-d Gunnr Cilf
4.0C0 41 American Anchor lisreinr,
2,ClO Flat m r
2'2S rU IV"' rilcr1 Iro Tie'
-,OW U Hope,
125 ntlnc Ttrine.
Perk, Floor, Ac.
GoldUrp, N. C,
lra August 24tb, UC3.
JNcw Book Store.
J.1V.GULICK. v
BOOKSKLLKH, STATION KR,
.... . AS3
MLMCandMUSICAMXSrCUMEKT?
Exchacge Hotel, GoldaUre, X. C. '
TT AVISO porcbaae of Mr. J. E. Saab ot
of I ook, Stationery, ., at ibu rl. I
tUl I continue the Bk-buiincs ai bi oM
lte proper ma!ntanance f lb Luslnemt.
Ucp&fullr.
J. W. GUL1CK,
Au-UAt 2-tf
Great Attraction!
rinrr-ci,As,s goods
FABULOUSLY0 LOW MICES!
nt
. Wm. COHEN'S
We hare jait rtceifeJ a 'large
general aorttaent t
aod
Dry Goadt,
Notions,
CI o Hi In p.
Shoe Ae.f
hkh we offtr to the cnlire at
Fair and Rraaoiiable Frtce.
THE lLIIES
Ae cartlmtarlv m.iti
l of cotmtry produce Ukeo i
CXchn2 t aarktt tali. . '
T t . ana price.
I W mnrv
I w0pw HUl QJ-iTm
Carriage Factory.
JL Cant, 45., la iba Utctt ttrleeaLu;
reaaonablt Urai; wcoUwlku
r fcW v, upWCllc. special aiUita
riren tortralrinr. N. jTi.yZ "Vl9
tand. 8tUffttl rturu. Cail
cLaalpjr etaewbert . D. CZJ-rfT
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ao4prlti ,rU1 Onij-nfCir
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naaMil TiJt
Uttl
toll UO a
TbtlirjTftaai r-ntrxV
aay latlarxtciiit. W
Ordtra by tzxi
Marcb
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rva.r lUtn Xs,; JM ,?
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prtTallrd bert cf Ute i A f..., V
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Mat rtcc&tly frwa tit JUwU i
beta ut4 Ub coUcril- ttJ;J'
fMatrU.nW IfuWala,;
iuT.ai.i3. h ARsiixo, ai";, fr
Allen's LunnBaisto
nit mocinr m frt,v
Conanmptlou. Cn?h
Uronchltla, AttJm
An4 c
i Art txrtcTon:T
rat,
IT II AS NO llor .
It la enrl eftU anitetr,'
tWaaUi-U, wbkU ar,
tracuO. ao aa to rtUia a:i vt
5IlnUtcr
Who
cas
Lett
tat
W!U All tbdt iSru!
i k
Lxrr.
MANIlOOn.
tn Titn vnu.n Ml HWKQ err
I rlfoi, the tr--Hxn f.,,, 4i j
tnir. but Ia fw t. i,. ,. ,
I lUi ha., tl
ifJ for, atl th b;mi',(1, , ,
lUn lo u.entl eTirt. l i, l ..T
eace . It om3 -tct ti I--1 j ,
cr taai atc Urtrciar itf ,
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