Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 45, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 September 1881 — Page 1
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Circuit Court Proccertiiigi. onrt opened last Morday, vlth Judge; Wilsoa on the toench. The gvaiul jxivy vas -called aftid the Judge delivered to tUem a lengthy charge whlchoukl leave them o doubt as to their tta&y. The change was similar to Uie ouo deTivered at the March Term, and fully as ably prepared. The grand jury is composed of the same gentleman whose names were
.pu blished i n fte 'Courier of lost week,
ivtth the exception of James Pauley
who wfcs excused on account of sick
ness in his I'amiiy. John Wylie, the painter was substituted. After t;lie
grand jury had retired, Judge Wil
son negan uusiness in iiis usuat prompt manner;- and although the docket is -quite a lengthy one, we predict that he-will have' it clean in Jess than the tour-weeks allotted to the Te?m. There were docketed 192 civil eases, and 30 criminal cases;- In the latter arc not included the eases that were to go to the grand Jury, The names of the petit jury were published last week. James F. Morgan and William Waiiingford were sworn in as v members of the bar. Jutl,e Wilson loqks unusually welt this term. ? Gapt. Fnedley arrived Thursday. ' Marion Carroll 'and Milt McCollough arc bailiffs for the grand jury. Was. A. Montgomery, oi Gosport, was attending court this week. Ivanme Mershon was granted adivorcefroni James Mershon. The familiar face of ex-Judge Pearson was seen among the attor
4peeialts. We have pienty ot yard r sanvuel Dunn aui A W. tullerton,
attorneys of Spencer, were here this
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Vpake and repair Buggif
d Wagons? All work done cheap
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v rra and water for stock
Giiiaore Bxotliers, v
rtladison St., West of the Raiiro.'ui
An exchange makes thia -suggea-s tiitort In" all towns where a pews: . faper isi published, every business man should advertise in it; if it .is nothing more thajr a card stating his - name and vhelkind of business hfe is , engaged in. It lets people at a dis- ... tunccvknow -hat the town is full of f liur incss meffi, The pr linds is i way into thousands of places where hand bills cannot reach. A card in a paperas a traveling signboard and , can b& seea&y every deader., Think 'ofiittisfftbltuEa. .
l- Mr; W. Durand, of Barunm?s -abow, ha& seiit home as a present to ;iis youngest; son, Master Wade ilampton Dturand, a pony that is but JO inches high, weighs but SO founds, and is but one year old. The appearance of th.o- little ammal
' -nn nil r-streets created i'ouite a furore 4
amoiig-the youngs! ers; 4ut they gave Lis heels a widfe hertfe. '''GU'aWcbuiiCy' taxes have been collected? closer this year than 1 ever, befpr?." f Men who havenerer , been.knownj-fo ,pay any taxes were. v conpelicdi tog come to time this year. Anyihing-ean be seized and sold for -taxes1 there is no exemotioa. i Married, on the evening of Sept. 4th, Henry Miller, J. P., at the residence of ike- bride, Zepheniah Chandler and Margaret Garmichael, Vaili of Perry township. r V-F. vKf. Sbavcr, residiig a sborq " dislanee West of Bloomington, haa - somC'Sne shoats tora&le, whicli, he dispose of at reasonable prices. There was a donation party at the
Rev, J. Wi Webb's latt Saturday
Xtie ArtesSaii Well' Jto.om, This weok the Courier starts a o-dollar subscription for the artesian well fund, The 10-d6Uar list started by the Progress is getting along fine-
fly. The names below were signed
with the understanding tliat the money is due and payable uwhcn a flowing stream of artesian water has been, . struck" in the Court-house yard. Names will bp added each wek as they are sent in. Give us your name for at least $: TI. J. Felt us S6,00
R A. McGee 11. M. Weir J. O. Howe (J co. W. Bryan . S. K. Rhorcrl . H. S. Bates " I J. A. Atkinson Robert Cdmorc. D. W. Browning : Frtedlf-y, Pearson xfc- Frjeiiiey Joseph E, - Henley j ; - Silas E. Grimes R. R. -Strong Wo, F. Browning John W. Bnskirk.,w..I Gilmcre & Bro m m R. A. Fulk,
Kd. CouRiEit: In recognition of your earnest -efforts. 1 to secure the boring of an artesian well for tlie benefit of the gensrait public, and deshe to subscribe to your fund the sum of Fifty Doxlaks. Yours truly, '.DUNN & CO.
Tlie Comings Cxmtg9 Ioiwg anl .'inj 'inis of tits People.
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Quite a number of new students are seen on oa streets.
A motion to nollie the case of Thomas Tolliver was laid over for another Judge to act upon. Th3 case against Allen Chambers, shooting ' frith intent to kilj, was noilied- ' . Judge' Wdson adjourned court From-10 to I o'clock lastiTuesdav, on
account of those hours being sct turucd but are undecided whether to
Counterfeit $20 gold peiccs are plenty We expect ho have to employ a private detective to keep that kind of monej" from being passed ofT on us in payment for subscription. Every day for the past two weeks new goods have been arriving at the New York Store. The rew building will not be ready for the opening display-of fall goods, so they will be found on che counters 'of the old stand, and a larger aad.finair exhibit was never before seen iu v Bloomington. A part of the Junior class of last years College course, . the present Senior classj that had sotne trouble with the Factiltv last year, have re-
apart for- prayers for the President. OU ver if oy , in dieted for steal in g a watch from P. T: Mathews, of ElUittsvilie, pleaded -guilty,, and. was sentenced to. the penitentiary for ne rear j Oi lie Jones, the colored barber who cut John Reeves with a razor, plead . ed guilty k& provoke, and was fined mik " ? ' ;'f Prosecutor 3NfavitT was on hands promptly at the opening of court. After this Term he steps down and mvteo make wav for H. G. Duncan, Prosecutor elect. M r. M avi ty h as made a? faith fukand efficient, officer . The folio wing divorce ascs are on they'd Ocketi GharlesIanson from Mary Hanson; BUendar Brough from James H.J3rough; John W, Dougherty from Matilda C: Dougherty; William H.
caies from Mary J. Scales; John
Lutcher ?frmn Mary E. Butcher; Robert D. J. Clendeniu from Mary Clendemn ; Mary E. May from Robt ifr May; Martha J. Mullikin from Thomas Mallikin; Aoaie O. Mershon from- James A. Mershon ; James Alexander from A.nnie Alexander; Robert Campbell from Laura CampKell; Mary A. New hill from William Ne win 1 1 ;sEp,hremia Young from Jno.
enter College or go elsewhere and graduate. Hope the boys will conclude to retrain.
It is a wonder whera all the spoke timber comes from that Ryors and Bollenhachcr tte Sons are purchasing. It is well, worth a, visit to their yards to see t.ic busy men handling timber., We counted 37 wagons in 4I10 1 yards at the same time on last Saturday.
Ellis Sins;', the genial and popular salesman of McCalia & Co. who -has been in Chicago du.ring the past week purchasing goods and seeing the sights of tho Western metropolis, returned on Monday, and reports an enjoyable time. MivS. says lock out for a fine line of 1 adies and gents'
wear, etc.
I tew for (hi department will Oe thankfully received. They may he sent on a postal card through the Poslojpicc, or left at this office', r Di J. D. Max Tell went up b the Capital city this week. Gerge Henley i i assisting Clerk Browning during court. James F. Morgan was at Louisville Wednesday on legal business, Mrs. Rebecca Ames is v:siting Mrs. llenj. McGee. A 0 vol her of Dugan J ones, torn Kansas, is visiting; here, , Mrs. T. !J Sudbcrry is visiting in New Albany. ' Charles Turner a rd family haje, been visiting in Illinois. Miss Lizzie Means, of Asllnndi Ky., is viitui Miss die Will son and sisters. Mrs. Wilson, formerly Miss Cookerly, ot Terre Haute, is visiting her relatives here. Governor Dunning returned last Monday, after an absence of several month. ."Pifnlter Lindley arr'ved home from Paoh and French Lick Springs
; Wedn esday even i ng,
Miss Lola Morrison returned from a visit to Greencastle and Crawfordsville, this week. Janus Atkinson is out aain, says his felon will not prevent .him from waiting on customers. -Theadoie Peck, of Florida, son-in-law ot Michael Gabbert, is visiting his relatives and old friends here. J-?mes A Headj a thiiving merchant of Mitchell, was in our city last 31 on day. Miss Carrie Short, an accomp iished young lady of Vincennes, re turned to College last week. -James Small , has sent to Johnson county for an engine to run the turnpike stone crusher.
A. W. Rogers and wife returned) Cal. R. Worrall returned from
last Friday after a lengthy but picas- Washington, Indist week, after an
absence 01 six wcofcs, and reports a
Cifca-UTiry. Died, at his home east of Bloomingtan; on Tuesday morning, of con
sumption, Charles Pauloy,in Lhe2 41 h j
vear of his r.sre. Deceased was a son of James B. Pauley, a highly respected citizen of our county. Thy, whom the Gods !ovot (iio young1: Cut they, whoso heart are dry as summer's dust. Burn tu the socket,' Ouarles was cut down in the prime of a happy young manhoDd, when all the world was? bright, and the numerous friends he had ms.de by a life of sobreity, moral integrity- and earnest endeavor, made it a pleasure t3 live. His was a life, young though 1 1 was, replete with good deeds and true friends; possessed of a more than ordinary mind and .a wa:m, sympathetic heart and nature, he was a pride to his parents, an honor to himself, and left the world hotter by his having lived " in it. Charles was beloved, .by all who knew him and his many friends will drop a tear, to his memory, when in after life, age, having thrown, her snowy mantle over them, some words spoken, - or little act of kindness, will recall the long ago to their minds. It seems unjust and sad thus to die in spring's glad morning, when the earth is full of beauty and life is one continuous period of over changing pleasures and opportunities, ere eventide has come with its happy reveries, and its fruition of all hopes and aims and struggles; but, perhaps, 'tis sweeter then tosdie for at least we know there is a future when friends shall know each other, clasp hands, and be united in an eternity of j oy, an eter n i ty of bl i ss. D.. Schell. of Spencer, was in our citv this week. The artesion weM fund amounts to $315, To the question' "when did you get back,". -01 Tanuenbaum has replied last Saturday" 834- times. Two colored girls were admitted to the High School last week- Liilie Math is, and Maggie MeCaw.
Waiiingford is:
daughter .in
Mis-
The work of remodeling the store
room occupied by J. E. .Anderson &
Ca, two doors east of the bank, was
begun last Monday. A stone front
will be put in and. the building
xtended back. The front will cor-
Jc.vish rile, of nironmnisiori. the
respond with that of the new build-jV v , . 4, 1 1 V 1 candidate being the newly arrived mem course of erection -r.ext door. ; T 1 k
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Ci Young.
4,500 watermelons were sold by Dunn k , Co within the past two weeks.
night. This "young converts" maae . their pastor a present of $60 in gold. st' There? wilk he some good corn raised in "tkis county. We have heard of several farmers iiuthis viciaitv who will raise from J)Q to 60,bushi ls to the acre .
1 Forepaugh's show will1 exhibit in I
. !New Albany on -the loth iust, and reduced rates will be given ou the railroad from Bioomington. f Jt was a one of 10 and thirty days in jaiI for asking foe butter last week. So fiQme of our laerehants said. Some of th 0 finest watermelons of the season were received here this weefe .- ? : s
The stone window frames in the second story of Waldron's ncv? build-
were placet in position this
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-. The.Couriertaiies theJeadin every -thiii'. Last week's paper was dattd
i a,c;week ahtad.' 1 in - -
A ery large crowd of people were
' iniown last Saturday.
' ' The young trees had a toufe tussle
. with theidry weather.
'Fiie-watermelon season is drawing
toa closei;
There will be plcutv ot corn fodder auy-how. j . 1 p Potatoes are retailing .here at p foliar a bushel. ? . - n . -
Live stcck is cheap nothing .;tf Heed them on. - J
'hcnrnUvcrp will bo - short hic
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-The teachers of Bloomlngton, Percy and Salt Creek townships held a
teachers institute in Wilson Adams
o&iee on Wednesday.
? ": "r-T : - - ' Items from Benton, Indian Creek
ana w-asuin-gton townsnms are
crowded out of this issue, but will appear-next week. 't
5 Strayed, from Bloom ington, about
two weeks ago, a small red heifer,
with one crooked horn. Leave in-
ormatiftn with George Bollenbacher.
The-popular young clothier. Sol
Tan ncn bs um, arrived iu our city on
Saturday evening last, bol reports
a fine 'Visit, says he came over on
ship with 1100 passengers, jnostly emigrants, J encountered a screre
storm chree days out and got "aufu
sick' ' but managed to retain his
meals: His fathsr died while he was in Get many, which detracted from his otherwise pleasant visit Levi
.Taunenhaun), lbi:merly of this place
sent his regards to all old friends and
says tie is fat, happy and married
Sol brought jvitk him some fine
pipes and something fine" in a large
green bottle. A large stock of fal
ffoods wit): follow him from New
ork.. Sol says he will visit Germany
hra few years on a visit we suspic-
Until the building is competed
Anderson is Co. will occupy the room
on Farmer' 3 corner.
While th 2 cifc:zois of Benton town
ship were attending church at Union -
ille, last rJ'uesday night, the wife ot
Daniel Roli insou appeared and start
ed the congregation by announcing
that her child had been stolen. The
meeting broke up at once, and men mounted their horses and lte&an to
scour the county. The excitement soon subsided, however, when it was
annoi need that the youngster had
been found safely ensconced under
tihe bed at. it's home.
aiit'V-isit to thtir
souru James Kelly went to BloorsuVd, to visit, his brother-in-law, Conrad Dorris, who Is very iow with the consumption. -Herman Carr, son of Judge Garland Misses Marv and Lizisie Long all of Columbus, nro attending the University. 4 Bert McGee went to Terre Haute this week to see wc!l, wait till1 the affair comes off, which, Mrs. ;Grundy says, wont be Jon. 4George A tki n son ' left 1 a at F ri -day fyr Louisville ?vuV Princeton. The trip, we understand, includes both affairs of the heart and business. : --Dr, WaieS. Walker and wifej .of Stinesville, have been visiting in 111mous. The Doctor reports-the crops i nf " ih at ' State i n . cfbod. condition . Plenty of corn,, etc. r- Rabbi Messing, of Indianapolis was - here last 'Friday to perforin the
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-On Wednesday, Mr. 'JameJy.
Atkinson entcruiined his old Chi? lege friends, Geo. 'Bun tin, Guns. Johnson and Geo. Cromer. Tut
event was a a very pleasant one, and
will long be remembered by the participants. Prof:. J. Oi Weir and his estimable lady are in the city for a few diiys guests of Dt. -Bryan. - They will return to Leavenworth first of next week-where the Prof, will take charge of the public schools." Mr. Weir and lady have a host of friends
here. who wish them success and conjugal happiness
The drought in this section lasted 40 days and 40 nights. ; Special' attention will be given to our court report each week.
Wheat $1 30 per bushels. Old corn, 80 cents. New corn. 75 ceuts.
G reeves &r-Son will uot erect their
piew grocery building until nest year.
The Bloomington European
ex
cursionists sail for home to-day
the 10th inst.
The following item ibi 1 regard to lie Indianapolis audi Evansrille
railroad, Daken from the Daviess
Cou n ty Djmoerat, vi 11 lie good news to the people of this- county:
The en" i n eers are ac M r. Ha r t' s
house, and have orders to proceed to
Monroe county where a couple ot
tunnels arc to In made, ,and lay out
work for tihe grading. "Dodge" says
there is no doubt about lhc road beina: constructed on through to 3ndianapolis with no mote delay than
will be occasioned by in ability a) pro
cure the i ron as rapid ly as desired;
More railroads arc building this year than ever before, and Jhis accounts for the great demand and Jimitefd supply of railroad maturiaU: The express train goLng south on last Saturday evening, A3. Conk conductor, was wrecked at $alfc Creek switch, cause unknown. 'jjlio bag
gage car and first two -cocjies left. Express trains on, the JU. NvAi &
the track ana cnrceuwlj and with n i,av0 con 0f time idi. week.
ropes brought from Bedford were WhatU tie trouble?. tied to keep them ia tjcc; FortuuateTy no one wjis i ajurJ. A trans-: Old students are returning slowly,
fer of passengers and luggage was hence, the girls, , haw appeared
We need more rain, the pastures arc still dry and nnLt for grazing
purposes. 1 he pumps on the square are still dry, at least a fierce etiprt at. the handle fails to bring forih.the sparkling beverage.
XZarsoUsbiirir Items.
Miss :' Florence " teaching music here.
M i ss Co ra Carm ichaol is , i n S.pen -i
cer aUeiuj ing, .school., .... r. R. W. .-Carr is on thcsick list. Township institute met here Tuesday-, ' W noticed nmoug the number present,- John McGee, Jo uuty Sttpt, Kd Adams, Geo. Smith,, Haxel and Wm. Sin all wood. . Mrs. Oliver McLahlan, of Lancaster, was visitu.g her son, the Dr. this week. a. Mr. Monhan, a live merchant Of Lancaster was here this week. Miss Lou Bennett is attending1 the Southern Normal School at Mitchell.
to Missouri
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Eck Jones returned
iuonqay.
V'incen-1- -
Rev. Johj3( B.runer, the patbrj of the JSL 'E.Cii urcfrh'ere is at Y'incen-
hes this cclt attending . conference He hasHieen 'with the church: jij&re on e year, an d h as ' as . tar a.i w,o , can' learn, given general satisfaction, fie is an honest,. clever .christian gentleman and we hope he will be returned to this point. . ' MissZettio Field1 made' a Hying visi ; to Spencer last week. ! ! E yer y body . . wan ted tar nj p.. . seed after the rain. , ' 1 ? -
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Wle are now receMng the largest,
(pS3t( lot M goods ever
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pleasant vacation ; sa3s he saw two comets while there., perpaps he also saw some attractive coiweZation and hated to le(e)s.e' on- that ac
count. Eh? The new criminal code has changed affairs in the Mayor's court to a considerable extent. It used to cost $7 45. It now cost $12 fiO. It is uot the city now, but the State has to do with most of the cases, and the State charges moie for her services than the city usuaUy did. The new acts have been distributed, and the Mayor already deals with misdemeanors in tin name of the State. None of the powers of the city officers are lessened by the new law, unless it be the city attorney, in which case the State prosecutor will be one of the number at Mayor's court, as it .is his place to attend to the prosecutions in the name of the State, while the city attorney prosecutes cases hi the name of the city. The Marshal will have the same power to make arrests as a Constable has, and the Mayor has the same jurisdiction in Stale cases as the Justices jjf the Peace hay e, and is entitled to the same fees. The cases in which imprisonment is a necessary part of the punishment, are not within the jurisdiction of Justices, but are transferred to the Circuit Court, which is a dearer place to have misdemeanors adjusted than before the merciful 'Squire, One fine, however, will to sufficient to mee t the demands of justice under the now code, and when the. Mayor sets down his $12 f0 against a criminal, that ends it, and the' Justice cannot have any finger in the pie at ail, and Constables are put to the neeesiMty of making . arrests before the city authorities or not at all. It now will be nip and tuck between the State and city 'officers, j The new postal law now makes the U'iking of a newspaper, and tire refusal to pay for the- same a theft, and liny person guilty of such action is liable to criminal prosecution the same as if he uad stolen goods to the amount of subscription. A New York paper pometime since commenced suit against several subscrb era for such offences, and many oth
ers a ire doing aie same. isftis new
law is. a. great help to the country
publishers w-bo receive promises' of wo-od, etc., and never teceive even the bark of it. At the expiration of the j
-Cleaning out everything regardess of price before ' removal 'at thQ New York Store" : f,: ' ! Adtxiiintstrato'i,9s: Snloi ' " '
Notice is hereby given that " the
undersigned Administrator bf the estate of, J allies Hanson deceased, by order of the Monroe Cire'n it Court, will sell at public sale, on the prem ises in Polk township,-Monroe- coun tv, Indiana, on r, V SATURDAY, OCTOBER'15th,lS811 the following real estate- in, Monroe county. Indiana, to wit: The undivi.led two-thirds o the fol low ing real estate i n said cou nty, to wit: ' v , The east half ot the southeast quarter of section -Ihree (3 ), ti j ,- The south half of the soutliwest quarter of section two (2); v"" ; ' t..: Fart of the not th half of the- south y.-cst quarter of section two-fS), being s t ri p t wen ty ( 20 ) rods i n ' wid th ! oil the south side of saidM halt' quarter
and that part . .lying west" qt" .Salt.
Creek. " ' The east half of the nortK-weat quarter of section eleven (11).' V, "'' The sout!i half ' of the north east quarter of section eleven ( 11 !. The ' north-east quarter of" 'the
south eat ouartor o'f section eleven -
(11), alf ir, township seven (7) noth range one (1) east. Terms ov c$al:e:' Que .third cash in hand on day of sale, the remainder in two ecpial payments of six and twelve months from day. of sale. pur chaser exec u ti n g notes, for t h e deferred payment with acceptable security Waving relief from Valuation and appraisement laws with, interest at 6 per cent from date of sale. Saic) real estate is free pf liens. , Sale; 9 be at 1 o'clock ;p. 'in. ' iv
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James. F. ?rcitaAr, Adm;.
Ari. & Dtincan, AtCys.
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boa uti ful Japanese Elandkerchiefsj a t ihc New. York Sitore. l!.,-v,:?i 18i3elien?s Attiea;SalTc; ,,? Thoi3estf Saiye vxl theVoild' for Cuts, Bruises," 1 Sores; Ulcers, Sail Ehetim, Fcvei Sorest Tetter, Cla.uped Hands, . . Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. The alTe is guairantieedto give" per fe6t satisfaction n 'every' case" or s moiieyt irr funded Pritfi25 aents per box. u For eale4)jicao-4Hv Lindley, i ' ". ; ?Blooin,ing.tQn, Ind.
Stuart ' Blcihceters"', havd.ware.
store will be removed to : tka new building next to the.Po8tofIi'ce about Oct. 1st..' wheii they will hftVc the handsomest and best arranged es
tablishment of the kind iii Southern.
Indiana; ' ' In the 1 m can" ti me tli oy
will Ml ofl their stock reffardibss of
cost to save tfhe labbr of ''removing ?o many heavy, goods ,t,Hiertr rfew
ci darters. " A full line' of hardware
an ! agricultural. implements. - B;WStOJI
'fhc N(ew Y'6rk ,StQ'r$ mut and
will sell off eyery1,hiUg.tb.eioi;e nibb
ing i;;ito their new quarters
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year he can have the parties arrested )rgPPrice, from 2.5 cents- up, . , for theft, who, ou failing to pay, can " WP ATT fn bn rmhlishftil inst the snme as if thev i . iflCBlii-iii WMvWff
made with the actomiifeidaUon;)com amongst us again with all -their ing north, Fletcher cluoL;, ntl j 6inU tho icc a tier considerable riepy the. tram ; 0 . . i returned to Biodmioirton abivineh1" i.haPi gufe arc hap-
Suiiday, moruing. ? AWt
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Uudcuts are Unjttpy,
be published just the same as if they
had stolen that amount of guods or money. Tbisia gpotl javliiQcmfield Democrat. ,,4. ipa qiiin .....I. .-- Only Fifty Csats. ; tfavs for the Courier for the balance of th is vear.
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