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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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ttttttjstiA Yj JANTT AWV snisra
m; BA1LB0AD: 'DIBECTOBY, " 7,
' The following tatle stiowd the'ronnW of passen
ger trains fo and .from Charlotte, on all ,b:raU-
; AttlvesfroihlllmdnMatjtoldsboW,5 Ji?66?a. m.
Leaves tor - " .. . " 8.20 a. m.
Arrives from BJchmond.?-?. 10.50 a. m.
Leaves for 6.65 p. m.
ii K.jitii. ATJUilTir- CHABLOTX ATa-LDTR. .
Arrive frota Atlanta,..1.". .Uf. 'i S.20ai m.
Leaves for Atlanta,...! .... . ,: 1.05 a; m.
Arrives from Atlanta,. vsw.;: . ; 6 50 p. m.
Leaves for Atlanta,, .'l-r 10.5p .a; in.
n:'""J "! Cb!Arlottk, toii8t4:sAw'WTH .
Arrives from Augusta,. ..
6i5vp-m-
wtwsi.-w 11,00 a. m.
- ,k. Leaves for Augusta,. . . . ..i
...i :.! -) .' 'caboijna-cntiUx,;'. ';:!'.!;
': Arrives frtfca WUmIngtoW.'.. ..8.r.'7-29 p. m.
Laaves for Wilmington,,. 8.00 a. m.
Arrives from Shelby, . . 5.00 p. m.
Leaves for .Shelby,.,. 7.00 a. m.
ATLANTIC, TENNESSEK OHIO.
Arrives from Statesvflle1 "V. '!;V. ' :ll "S.80 d. m.
Leaves for Statesvme,i
CBABL0ETK JP 081 OFFICE
OFFICE HOURS.
OPENS: CLO8E8.
Honey Order Department,. . 9.00, a. m .5.00 p, in.
Registry Department,.', .y -.V:9.00 a. m,"1 5.00 p, m.
Gen'l Dellv'y Stamp pept'.VROO a. m; 60Q p! m.
V " :. : " . &38p. m;8.45 pj m.
' tebri Sundays the General Delivery and Stamp
Department will be open from, 9,00 a, m. to, 10.00
a. m.
OFKHma Ann CLoei-opt mails. i
OPENS.
CLOSES.
50anvllle & Charlotte It
a. ui.
9.00 b. m.
Charlotte Atlanta ttR.?f SlOOa; nv, 9.00 K m.
A
K.R.
w'm in i
a. m.
a' m
Charlotte 4 Shelby fi. je. ' ;l 5.80 pirn: ' 6i00 a. m.
xi xi u uutuiuw n. n... n.ou y. ill. n
I.TBeattte's Ford (faprsei .rootliMdaia at
5.00 p. m., and Tuesdays at 8.00 a. m. . !
p. m.j anJ(ayatodar liK. i :
.;T-ir.i:ift1w.X txj.iiW W-JENKINS! Ri iM
LeBoy Dayldson Northern Apples.
Wilson & BiirseUj-fieeds. fcc. ionti
T. wHparrowjrnui xw
frees.
T. L. Selgleiist BeBeJybtl.i ;
;
' ' War Department.
Office Chief. Signal Officer,
Wasuington. Jan. 29. 7 :30 is
in ) :
For the South .Atlantic States. area
of rain, followed by partly cloudy weatht
er, variauie winus, mosuy rrom nortn
to east : in the northern'' portion, arid
from Bouth to iwest if thi iwthenj por
tion, and a slight tisajiii itempb: ature in
northern portionsi 3m ,u imr. i!;.nn7
" ' ' - Ml.,; -
Ixcal Uepert fr xVeeterday;
in
7 A1L42P.,M. : 9 P. M'
Barometer,
Thermometer.. . . . ,
Relative Humidity;.', , M
Wind Direction,. . . ."I
" Velocity.... '..?,':
Weather , ......
Ml 17
30(1071
; 58
.',62;
., ;94'
Miles
6
Cloudy.
Cloudy.,
Cloud
Highest temperature 60 deg.; lewest 5d. ;
ion e PENCiL,iirS'.!l
Bangs in a week. '
..I.
Mr. T. W. Sparrow advertises "fruit
trees, flowers, &o, in this morning's pa
per. .Iv-Vvtf!" ;
The reading .club will hold its next
meeting at ,the xesidence oi'-iMn-K Yl.
mcAueil,j .... i -i:;i , :,,. ) viU.liwla j
A remarkably beautiful :gol4 'speci
men from a Union county mine, was ex
hibited in the city; yesterday." , j
The admission fee to Mrs. Jarley's5
exhibition to-night for the benefit of the.
poor is only 50 cents. i. -.-HvW, j
Citizens rested their tired bodies in
chairs in front of the Central last night
as during the long summer evenings.
Mrs. Jarley, Xittle-; ,Hell and Slum,
were registered, at the Central .Hotel
last night. They have- 'cextahllytaxv
rivprl ' . ' h'Ui I' ;
-..:&y::llx,MWAq. Ml .
The Ada RichmondrpQfa1E
pany have written to. theT&anager of
the opera: liouse fori aat-They 'iije
Mrs. Jarlev solicits the pleasure dfr
your company at uie opera uuusu mis
- .til.. 1 XI. 1 I
evening, at 8 o'clock . at a-.receptiJn to
be given atthn;..
Thev were inouirinsr for' ttf hfialtih
of the man with the ice niahihe' jres-,
terday. He has-been a much neglected
individual for two months..
. . i i l;l 1 'i C w. , , ... II
Among the sixteen counties that have
not made the. proper rerarns. pr; iaf
products to tue.comixussiopofVft
culture Mecklenburg staoxis ut-Dro
nent. The la.w...qtiresitisatthese'1:-
tums be in ad e. ,iu.l dnto gu-i -jotw-ivjT . .
if
Those who have purchased .tickets
for the Mendelssohn concert from ment
bsrs of the (iounod,clubcap;haye;;teats
reserved
iiotei ci
additional
The chicken' '.dfebteteiWii-
ville and Ijaurensunties. &:04:which
w-ts to have )tafceaplaee to'tbe1 .ffitbff
:wih and 3isnstf.a.",.,.fureq3
tailed to c6meo;ttmo Greenville scop-i
ed m the forfeit money.wnd thef Bftort-
U12
men wno -eperironraariKJ
Jiave returnfed hoihe.
New Coito-nTRule.'
It may be of Joteret vto.rth cotton
trade to know1 that aii6W nileiis pend
ing in the New York Cotton Exchange
which provides that six bands or ropes
"ot exceeding twelve pounds in th
average shall be considered sufficient
for each bale of cotton. Anything abqvp-ii
iikil weigiib is 10 ue reuicmn uciulc
weighing, or, a vprppeyaajlpwaace made
lor it. ': : i n-t)VA TiZiUmi'.l tt zd'f. , , I
Religion TdZettnk IttHh
Mrs. MoonTaBddMmtPakerJawhb
are now conduct-jngf the eligipusijBfleet
ing at Calvary (Church will iibldAaiMiet
ing at Dows' church, abobt'Wneantilles
next FridayAnj1pewpn$:.Vwi6mngi to
attend can. go tw't4ie'moniSng'Jtraijn
loon. Ticket fqr'ibffc JQnd 3swmll
le only 65-"cenfeUs'''T Jb w ,fftu-,mt $ .
-a: j' "jfiliiru'w Jtwyiit rfni i'k
The Fightine Barber , .0"'
The YorkyfHe Erftuir? cl&ms that
Handy PagaiJ -tbievfightlngbarber, isja
native of sjoath Carolifia.'Befettinto
our iteW.relatioiivtWa
scrape, that paper says9i agaftrass.iiot
a stranger! in Sonth5arolinai'l)atijjtO'the
fontrarv' waM'taridmg;:6ll''liiSi!:natiye
heath when; sUghttyikwMitti Gheg
ter two weeks ago.'UJlasilwsftabar-
"ci shod in iniyTJiace. anu m wuu
i. S .(ilf-a, A1 .
a ui imj sill
HukiueatK Note
' Messrs Wittkbwsky & parauch pave
iecentlyade;soe?'Mfer
mentsin.tneifelargd
Messrs "AT; 'B; Muntraiid 'AxpHonio
Young haying;nceTurned . f rom ; Greeh
ville, are now; smiling .pveheigli
piles. of clothing lA XMl2& rt
Two young Charlotteansell kaiown
in business circles: will ptobablyttairel
, for Northerfl houses In, thpringi
:j!XL itmteia. will fctait -outrvta nn.
B. f ; lieynoldsi' ' of 8iBoBton . ,J ' trustee1 '.ff or
.Smith & Forbes, during hia alwenflp? 1 i
i Capt SL & Pegram .will leave the firfc
of Fegram & Co the 1st of J-Febroary,
and.will travel for. a, Northern boot and
alum nofo'K1i...U W?-"'-1 " . ; .; i
.aoo
'11. IB
m
;by applying.ttt'iithei otieasrai-
gar-! stana 'ina" . wnmsr, ,Ape
( Charg6,,25p,,rt ,,(UwfM
lias not incapacitated him from thepu
uit of KfrpaXyytpr
1 1!
way to Poaghkeepsie i V !WS Flrge
,.i enter the entnm'ArHni shlvnhl there" 1 1 l Mr. ixwies aian c seein
-. V .Ms, B.1L Smith ki rt fTMr.iJinM.' f what he had told
Wan Killed and Two. Wounded
K'I()U
u ..
o
Y genueman irom one or tne -west-
bloody trasedv which was enacted i
"Wilkes county some days ago, which
resulted ir the death of one man and'
me serious and perhaps fatal wounding
Alt. Edmundson, Lige Church and
Kilev Tedder are.three famous charaf
ters in that county, noted, for their
-1 .
daring and reckless deeds. All of
them r have been accused of crimes of
different kinds, two of them have been
convicted-in the courts and all are
fugitives from justice. Various at
tempts have been made to capture them
at different times, but the nature of the
ipountryhas : enabled 4hen2to elude rthe
f vierilaniMi of BfHcp.fcR. KTOfrTi. An .aJ t,)a
friends and connections in the neigh'
borhood who, when the occasion re
quired, were not unwilling to assist
them in escaping. Thev were f r-
quently together, though there is no,',
cviueuce oi any organization tor theft,
robbery or other crimes. They liye
about six or eight miles west of .Wilkes
boro audit was in this neighborhood
that the' -tragedy is&ectirred. A day or
two btffcfre' tllsaijfflijion, a man
named vllayes.jnjormed :;3Church and
Tedder tltati'-Edmandson ; had stolen 1 a
pistol fr6W,"ateinl,iwb0l'was working
for himTirid'askett them to get the,
weaiwn irom jamunason. They a&t
cordingly went to the house of a man
nainea Foster, where it was reported
that Edmundson was stopping, ahd
asked if he was there. Foster replied
in the affirmative, and immediately the'
two men broke into the house, by kick
ing down the door. When they entered
Edmundson began to fire on tthemV
5Tedderws: killed almosfeinstantly, -and
thiet next J shot entered 'thq .rfeast of
Church. '! 'Passing out through v bis
shoulder. Ashe was faffing,' he made..
a lunge at Edmundson and stabbed
him in the shoulder, the knifed butting
down- his arm- almost tQT.ttaneltowv
The fatal affray wasJ aTTttfe Vtir 6fr
an instant.
-WWheitfHJs '03SE3lvRrliOrmant
after the occurrence, the two wound$d
men haU?beenuirjed fromithc ' scene
sealed! 'to prevent uUieur?itptte iryMhe
county officers, but it js believed that
thttr wotfhdV'at oucha Terlous
nature, Oaiatntheir.;hingpLaceaeannof
be kept secret
devious to tne occtirrfeilce, there
seems to haYoifsbeeHwiino" ill feeling
between ' . 4heparti6s; and 13ieir violent'
procedure can be accounted for bv ho
peupjQsiUoo than that this, as the
way they are in the habit ,of doing
Sale of a eld mine.
It? fs' stated bnvia'1authc''ttiaV the
Simpson gold mine; situated about .ten
or twelve miles east of the city has
been purchased by' a !N"orthenil! tbmpiw.
y, .who iproBoaeiH to opierate- at. ,Ane
mine has been operated for sonie time
by-Messrs. Wftiren & Bates, 'and is rep:
resented .yielding . a.proj&fcab.le . -ore
The sale was affected for Mr. John R
Morris, into' whose? hands the property,
has fallen, by ,Mr. Bates, who is now, at
the North, and yesterday two represen-
tatives of the !yi(irchasers cahie! to the
cityfanqjw.ewi.psit to inspect the proper
ty. Their purchase also includes about:
five hundred acres of land attached' to.
themine,, which is ; Jknown r tq, ntain'
gold "in ! varying" quantities. In fact,
there are several miftes on property ad-;
joining this, some of which have , been'
snowh, as far as worked, to be as rich:
lasany in the comrtry.w; ,?.t:u- .
firtKev. N. -Hl.' WilsooLX. D pf
Greensboro, and , several ..members f
his family, were in the city yesterday.)
u Di; Jll McCorkle! one of the retire
sentatives in .the Legislature fromlret
dell, came lib ' from italeigh vesterdaw.
oa his-way home fora. short vaeatiolia
lie reDorts that the lmDression among
the hi embers of the Legislature is that
the Dill granting the charter to: the -Jbtai
eigh a Augusta Air, Line liailroad to
Mr. RAWiAnirfage-itpf the Rich
mond & Danville Railroad shops in
Richmond, was in the city yesterdjC ;
Mrs. Louise Fainter, oi lowazDheJ::
Quaker preacher, arrived in the city,4
yesterday morning and joined Mrs.
MooH'ia' the, meetings at 'Calvary
Methodist ;church, which begun ten days
ago. Mrs. Fainter preached very accept
ablv to large congregations yesterday
ahtf lastiiighti'HepTgaehing is ctrar-
actenzed bv the, same zeal ana earnest
ness which marks the work of her cp-
Sowotlitinsr: Afcotrt the Cold in West-
.3 ejrwiOTth Carolina i,ib
-An Observes meet, yesterday rrA.
PiEbWliSs, ofTAfehecdunt$C6a TvCql.
aiWCowlesr-bf Jthis cityrahci'ashe
wiped the perspiration from his heated
brow, he asked if they had any coid
wether; up;ihiiCouAtry,H Mftowles
is a merchant and lives aboubihallseay
on and Boon, "res," 4e
exnerienceci a little rougn weatner tnis
with ice. and for several' weeKStravei-
,4iin mm aasnossjJoilityijoiThe.-people
could not gei to me mmsyaHa is inery
could have gotten there it would have
been no advanfcagejf9r the mills weje
completely frozen up. Business and
geth a-Mj,3.CpeSiijS9atiPP- to
first frozen over with ice several inches.
thick; this wOMdWtoroken and torcefl
down the river by the current and
forms dan8vi!w;bieh ,lmrbakextogaiii,
would causa a ternDieJsoyemow ana
freshed Many WHW&mmiilf the
banks of the stream hads bfir?prked
so said that
been killed
by being mashed l
meadows and low plocoa nlong- the
stream werpps
hvast ban
AOcjO?hicJereit
gjihere in. as
aniirt a state as .-.when the panK jaras
first formed He saia tnac me iceLi
mPoAnvr of four or nve acres, near na
hm1Hftrwasfrom four to five feet thick-p
up tdthe top of "The fence? that the
whold are-waa taveced-to this depth.
An important and much traveled road
up the rfver was so blocked up that it
could not be traveled for a month, eveta
oiviiorsftbaDk? the .jnaiV oanieriiad to
travel sixteen miles around to get seven
miles througggg 0?3a
., Mr Swifts descnbed the sound of thle
-r-ivvoc ----- , . . . ... "ill
similar to that or tnunaerjiu
KS-Tfaonri tnrmiiPH Rrnnnn
Suchcurencesflfei
even in
this, y AdldWyregiori f 6rth carq
linvas txrexcite-a &e?t;$,rtjzr
t.hov havft pjcae
-T J ' ' t,V
nnAtT than 'has been felt
ere befo:
hnt. it. was np.ver krasttfliPtb continue
long. There hasirbejn,opmparativel!
utt to cur ti Winter., out a good aea
between Jffers
aaid mv;wwt to. 4Jxc mwszw
WITTVMI - -I J . rV f1'
say that mere nas ueeu ice uuiKcg m
snPrtSreedlaiid The1 fficUfo. Was
good:deal4,n
of rain which IrozB8S80on as itteu,
and this f actf, ,iselwould have
stopped air navigation," even' without
the dditionalpt difficulty eottte iie
anlnncthfl streamSi !
Ehl5K;Qiit
the reporter, in ieply
Lilian very iciucnii.ttuic, uuu ujr uc wv
1wiiad"felndedthyouBg'iflay
a Awtafa'.'ttrart.a -J nlrvaft about
him, an.d -washed for a friend who would
le kind enougnto lend mm an OTBrxioak
xney picKea mm upaown in (joium
bia the other iajnTh&iBegister says :
J acx j onnson, a negro man rromvtfiar-
lotte,3irls?.i)tif6rft fllafUbionbr yesterday
mdrnmit.'rJii'a'chatire ofrtealliiff a tair
6f;fantif arid'a pair or 'shoes from a:
untry?wswoa rrhtfWura.wBr&tecoY
T eredi eiflfffounor TrrW pxWsfesSf6ri:a W
was fpnnd guilt;
Gedto-cracfc
rocKs ion;tem
vsih4Ehei& axe several
FWsflMW tm'S-..ii s
xziB thermometer, at the iaiacmsitten
tioaed, at 45 yesterday eVfiiihg Wash
ington mean time, as ascjeitained.ifrom
the daily bulletin issued froni--the, sig"
nai omce in tnis catyxraa mo aoiro V" ' -1
Atlanta 69 I Jacksonville rU. i78
CoticahaW5ia.; .177 t'NeW Orlesftsfc . ..74
Talvesto vW:PttotaT 3
Hayana! -,-j78 TaniAahj .178
Indianola. 67 T St. Marks i70
!M t r.-. . 1, J ! 1 , .. j!.., ,.;,; o
mri-.dtales'', waxi workii3 ;.! 4.- ,
well'tctnight Numbers of Jadi! fend
,gtiti6men.have been lagedforj a
week in preparaiioBt.f.0 the erentand
otigrrj
ffp'wi
real
ment,
it
is for
the benefit of thos:
ttuf chai-itabie people go'. ' It wiljpost
but fifty cents, and will be a happy
Wedding bPoty wit1jplgasttre.JBe pn
the loolcout to-day for the comical
dedgera ? announcing the.i benevoletit
Pi$oses of td
oi 1 "i- ' T- K j
Stopiewall Jackson's Horse Pnotio'
''Vrapbed.
It is known to most
of the readers
The
ubsekver tnac tne norse u
"tBnorse
Which T(rt(iflJhiJilr(W was rid
.when.'ha.xeceived the wounds which
resulted m his death is now in
SeibnHbf his brothefcariila
Joseph Morrison, who lives" at the old
Morrison homestead in Lincoln county,
fifteen Or tweAtvSmnes-ltom this citv.
Mr. MomsonfrMfttam down yesterday,,
and Mr -dei ,7ie enterprising
pnoiograpner, got a hrst rate picture or
him. .The gajfiintpld sorrel shpwstlie
sefKjcttf 'titi age; t)ut lsvetili able Ho travel
;a dbough sryie:to iaj(jfof4the
latpense of keeping.him.oi u i
l m i ,m
"Diplomacy! JISHO
i,It has-been announcedafchat wei shall
soon have the pleasure of seeing the
popular play, uDlpmacy' for the first
time. The play is being given this sea
son by a firstrplass con?pany, the foUoty-.
ifig-beiflg- the bast : Ciapt Julian Beau
clerc, Maurice Barrymore; Henry Beau
clerc, John DreTrieobht Orloff, B. C.
Porter; Baron Stein, H. Rees Davis;
Algia.Fairfaxj Albert Murdoek ; Mark
ham, R. Sullivan : Antoine. Herhprt Av-
Jing; Sheppard, H.. Gordon ; Francois,
siu iU. donnston; Messenger,' Fwun
iii; Countess Zicka, Ellen CWttMeins ;
Dora..' Josefihiriff., Rafepr ? HnrnnMft An
uRio Zaxea, MraisAi.-Bakers 1 n:i !
Several of these'na'mea'ire-'famliiatl
M.qur pe.pple- ,Mrj. Pre w has . been on
our stage more than once, andt J was
Mr, Barrymorei. if we are hot mistakbti,
who played Orlando so . delightfully to
Faany JJaYeaporf s Rosalind here last
season. oThe .Richmond' JMstoatch " savs
-I Hi
PIEA.
AtWoodlawn, Gaston coonty, January 29th. M
SanlJobiiston,aged'70 years. -
- JANUARY 29,
PRODUCK.
TliT vnmDVL rintri ' iTiifl'" 'fTinMi no. 0 1
rn ..whtta 29a30. do mlied: 28a30, Pennsyl
vania. 28a30 Har aulet and yunehanand: rnrlmA
Peiinajfiyanlat and Maryland lOal Pjdvjaions
AUlefcaness pork, old 8.75, new 10.00; bulk meats
rloosa. shoulders, new -33k. dear rib aides . asw
Jobs, .car load, -.packed-, new 4aoi4 j bacan-HSkoukl-
is, uih ctear nDiaes,Cew 04, nams, sugar-l
cuoni, tiew. iu. , ianirrnnea Heroes Butter
Augustay.vT7' 'Keyf.West ,74'
Charlotte . '. .66 MOhf goinerv . . . iT2
emeriinment win ,oe unique,
iapand.;!itBrWe
the reali merits f the entertam-
LTOPORTS:
cnoicjeswra!pjMraxoazu, rolls. I5al7
Nw feKFlbnriHfifl deeded cfchnirftV'Wri1
2Qa25, superft0e Western and State 3.25a3 50. '
common to noa mrtra Western And. fiiaiA . AKa
55O0d to choice do 3.95a450; Souflierh Sour
Tlnnr-common to fair extra, 3,90a4jg5; aodd-.
wchbree no 5.00a.25. Wheat lower; ungraded
winter retfl.OOaWA, No. 3 do 1.03a4. Corn
imgraaea 4'as, no. a, 444. Oats 32. Coffee
moderate demand and steady; Rio In cargoes 1 la
16, In Job. lots llal?. , Sugar steady and quiet;
Cuban Jfta0,- fair to'good' rennmg a6, prime
6a7 ; 'refined standard A 8a. granulated 8
powdered 8, crushed 91&. MoSsses dull and
unchanged Rice fairly active and steady, Porfc
mess on spot 8.50a950. Lard prime steam on
spot 6.55a65. Whiskey heavy. Freights quiet j
"COTTON.
--,mi.:n'j be
Norfolk Steady; middling 9lc; net receipts
2,780; gross; stock 24.921; exports coastwise
1,193; sales 827; exports to Great Britain . j
Baltimore Firm ; middling OSkc. : low middling
9c.; good ordinary 8c; net receipts 866; gross-
1,13 ; saies 214; siock ii,w ; exports coastwise
30; spinners 110; exports to Great Britain 1.000;
to'vamidiDftJ4ti4(itiifui''i co us bus tii r
Boston Quiet; middling 9.; low mlddlUig
914c; good ordinary 85c; net receipts 528; gross
624: sales : stock 2.575: exnorts to Great Brit-
Wilmington Quiet; middling 9c.; low mld-
iiiiiift tyTqv., viuium; o, usw imno Utfi,
gross ; sales 150: stock 8,216; spinners : ex-i
pons cuastmse : jw urejii pWHun ; to wpi
nem ; toenannei "
Phtladklphia Firm; middling QVtB.; low
middling 9Me.; good ordinary 8c; net receipts.
154: eross 661: sales : snlnners 293: stock
leaSarexnortatOXiBrltaincoaBtwise . t
Augusta Quiet; middling 8 3-1 6c; low mid
dling 8c; good ordinary 7c.; receipts 54
smpments ; sates 000; siock .
CHATOK,-air ml
wiw Tori Outfit: sales
lofeMJWans omiwwaerre-i
ts 2&.112,. ,fcxQrt8,. to.i3eat rrttatn B.I20:
GtislciNob ! easfft.pten
sales 8,000, speculation and export l,000,-rt-4
ceipts o,oOv, American i.wu. iumres easier.
.lands low middling clause; Janvarr denvery p
March 5 5-16, March and April .-wai4prH and'
8, May and June 5 13-32. June and July 5
82, July and August , August and September -k
September and October -. New crop shipped
January and Febwary pejr.all ,
December
5
1
11322.
New ToBfcdEolmeB.elOBM. flrmer.
Sales 41,-
000 bales. -JH" 'v "I
January..... -i
fl .488.4M, I
a.68
ffi-Oi;
June.
CoflefESo HOUSE, CALDWELL HOUST
m&lflS nALDWELL HOCAIW HOUslii,
dllng 9lsc; good ordinary 8c; net receipts 2,
778; gross ; sales 1,000; stock 62,817rppnis
euastwuw 'iyreai- Brnam- I- iKMS-h
. ... . A
juiv iv.2isaa,i,i
10 .iats,
r " ' FINANCIAL! , Id'tinl I
New -x'oMofeey'i.WcSafi.gi
Governments flrmer.
New 5'a 1.06. , State bdnds
dull
noteili iiO Irrw-rf-JO'l Jii!jt!3 50
-Offkjki
Chaklottk, January WWTI
The market y.eeay.clpsseuloows
MiddlinK....
Strict low middling..... w. ...... - - 4
Lowinlddllqs4 ,y. eiiuU.'wae si!K) bjti 8
Tiig" -i . .. -8
Lower grades., UJJ-'rtli; XJL'SMA SIiSB7i
s.
CHARLOTTE PROlTCCEtajtRitef.'1
JANtfART: 25, 1879.
' COBBiXrreD-DJjpjgj CT
;iur , s
rwak,mi,i:B ii(0!iaaifU:ityISf? f'i bn.
v-New per Mle...,. t. ; .. Xla .25
-; SpUced. - 1.5
MAij, ... ...... ......l,.......,;v,....o0a55
ftrt siieaed, rj::::::5 rttB
Bacon f- "
N.iCtJbTOWd.ijij.y.. 8a9
Hams,l.C....... : 10alll4
isaii
Suear-hoose....
men?'?; iUverpert Sobj. lnii-w m; i:UI0a2.00.
WUte.;-. Wlvu-.4,K.i... s ,H-?xi!.'9alltt
Yellow 7a8M
iPOTATOSD! j t " atmnoY. iyu? tiii-ff i:aio3 1 ?
Sweet................ 8540
ffi laslijpwtt. 4- we ttlfci. 4050
Bdttkk j
Nartb CaroUna .a wiitawfc 12420
Eooa, per dozen. . 12Va15
Huntw Hsr Oi bsld4 rsis 1 b.a. odHKit b'M
Family 3.00a3.50
Extoa..mil t. uii Un&Hii.tu v 2.75a3.00
Super 2.252.60
1..
p BEAT BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, '
A 1 KV. I? H K tK.K !
000
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J, T. jwmEVlaxi.
.t.jaOifr--f. BUTLER'S.
zitaia aw sics
i'AUi j
WATCHES1,1
A-" r.nlS) 1o iUrli Vnux tow
Mi:
.i;:jmi- ii
ill 't IdwiOTi M-5e-jtl;) ;
.00X0 IXgHPXCLXS.
d Cariiliand eVerdliW
WE DESIRE to call attenOontoOUB 8T0tm
EDEgLRB toeaUattetrtlonto OUB.8TOCIV!
a
T if a 1 t. l
fdf 6'o'i o-
vI A N TJ T
X1 A N
C Y GOOD O
T K'i.i o
T J ")
Ground and Cut Glass Bottles, the handsomest
i:l j'; :..j '
to Uie market, . The latest styles oi Perfume Boxes,
Including some novelties, which will pay rou te
call and examine. :
:-!tr;
' . licit iy-r
!U-fi'i
y'lir.Yt"
.1
TFLORENCE aDd CtJrh TOILET Cases
i y 1 !'.'
'VT.'Mi.l
FretK
-
Hand Mirrors, Russia Leather
Pocket Books; also a full stock of English and
Amerlcaft'Tooth, Hair and !NaH Brashes.
L. B, WBISTON 4 CO.
dectS
. "..1 1
Comer Trjon and Sixth Streets,
Corner Tryon and Sixth Streets,!
CHARLOTTE, N. O,
.v.l.'l'r; i '
a P. CALDWELL,
.Proprietor
This house la rHnanently established and offers
all the conveniences and comforts of a first-class
boarding house. Persons vlsltmg the city will find
It a pleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted.;
Can be ftimlahedttXTOaafti n
JftATES-Pet day, transient, 81.25) per-week.
janiu
3ITJ
jgtEAEBdNSl:iri:
l ied S3DUDKBAI2R WAGON ; Uj lUes, which
if.j ilrr r Bt.iir ir, itir f'tt V !
will be sold on reasonable terms. .Tr
and supply yourself with the besttrtgon out ;
ii!fitd'!'!Mtr.x9lA A retii odl i T. H. GATTCER.
"nki- dj.tJ3
X rower
sty le, size of
J.tepiaced Tir.i
Irtvfcthuurl
i aecz4
Pntinir OPres'.uernsev: niato.jold"!
bed 26x4 Inches. . Was m,-aseojiur
rfalttorEnterprise: and: Mountaineer, Greenville,
l"7t ffl, WHMnrl If 1 U Tr M 1 1 f ff-1
it
ANTED A few table boarders at $12.50 per
lS-shl nl ,
.4tofew!0fe rfaftsnTnmi
T 32frt Wxtd0OTton)l)on,0ffl0B.j
-pAMLLY GROCEBiESKT j
i.H'Vti - ..eiii.-iii-v. j
Iftavernow la etdre-SltiH Bttip& ottjrowries a
,.-itj!jnout oiw tuo.ju jcixiic
a AO Jnilfc&ai- t-JWEa MMJOUisn J-I1101I U
2 ffcSiiJ;f ,fi9icj(l boa vitusd sibjB okh -ml
ftiiiO.i . ..... .,setll daw teaio niu? sa"tn
x, ,jhj
.s.. ; . -1"T .Tti'HHi ImpJ
(l)AKhl.'
. ,noiififH:rt;' lottmTxifiwi j
a M. HOWELL f
ATewj BTOKS.IffCEryEpfl! iheia L!.liir) '
ill 1X1
w juKMur rviffw wwff fi wgianq, m voniaes
82 - - . .-.-..l!K9b to rtfiwi'TRn imIT t
fi'U tiirlii) ni Hunt
(;k l7R0UDE'SHJtSTOBYJ ENOEAlBnc'. oi sml
ATJNT CHARLOTTE'S STORY
( QiEntaishiJTeneliandjCreek History.
. ; -.7- - J w
'.fl LENALBAN"''? ! oi liiow? Kf bnrvrij-
,-ULud flther iKBtafby Ahbtt T. Duffy, JlOV.
nPHS ANGEL 1CTTHX 'CLOUD,
Tilmtid twwoi-ji .lt -.ww
By E. W. FuDerrft4kfc .1 -
OTICX TO VABMSBStn U.j.H
am prepared to STORE COTTON mmy fire proot
twudlngJaier1g basement on the first or e
ond floors and win give warehouse receipts on
hJcb, you can draw money II desired-, lr
. Charge moderate,, v M,t. ,
t'THQKAS H-' GATTHER.
12
IT.'..'.: ! '.
riROCERIES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
NtwpGbb.bs'r::''','::- ':"'-;v;l "' '!",-",-5f'---'5rt
NEW FEATURES I
,Cometomelor Bacon, Com Sugar, Coffee, Mo
lasses, and other Family Groceries, , ; ; -v
Just reeetved, a few barrels of Beny Foster's (Da
yieenunty) , : ,; Y-v.-iu? .-. . i -!-, .
iHlfilf illii'M J i.ii ! -MtS lO Utl'lj'' iiiii-'jo!' '
II .id: '.ifiv:-'-. .-ii, .:; ..- :.;::" 2J ,
BEST BYE WHISKEY.
,ii:!;
Also a fine lot of Country Hams. I sen for cash.
All goods delivered in the city free of charge.
W. H. CRTMMTNGEB,
Next door below Wilson' ft Black's old stand. ,
-1
0
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ORDERS AND CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
THOMAS a GATTHER,
.,1., .-I ' ; , . ... . . ' ;:
COTtOI Com M 18 B I O MKBCH AWT.
etia'' ' " ' .. ' " :y'
TLLIAMS & FINGER,
Have Jnst received a lot of Turkeys and Chicken
which we offer at low prices; Come to Williams A
Finger and buy the best Family Flour from the
bestmuls. Wheat, "Bran, Oats, Com and MeaL
Honey, Country Lard, Butter . and Eggs. , The best
Timothy and North Carolina, Hay, cow and horse
feed of the best, quality. Sugar, Coffee, Ae. Con
signments solicited for all kinds of country produce;1
will make prompt re turns of sales.
dec5 '
' A. HENDRIX. AeBarr
1 . GBOCEB
GROCER
-AHb-,
i-ni
M1CISSI0N MEBCJHAlTt ' '
. r Comer l imd Blaina Stteeti
Quick
saies, ana prompt
In every in-
TU8T RECEIVED. CHOICE
-''- PINE APPLES,
AND
TJWE
Xlne
.
Y1LOW
YELOW
BANANA
BANANA
Also some beautiful CONCH SHELLS. Be sure to
call oa me for
C
D
D
S.
Remember my stock of Confectioneries and Fancy
Groceries is Complete tn every Particular.
I Invite a trial of my Celebrated Mottled, Blue and
Red Laundry Soap.
Remember I keep the Largest Bar of Blue ftoap In
the city for 5 cents.
Also a good Laundry Soap at 8 Bars for 25 cents.
Recollect that my stock Is not composed of Fancy
Goods alone, but also Heavy Groceries, such
as Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Sugar and
Coffee.
Don't fall to call on me when you want first class
Goods. Respectfully,
Janl8. - LeROY DAVIDSON.
G
OOD HEALTH IS ESSENTIAL
TO HAPPINESS,
And Good Bread Is Essential to Good Health. '
Therefore box BRLDGEWATER Family Flour,
the best In America. For sale only by
w ; j Mir LeROY DAVIDSON.
T THE CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON
Cochrane keeps the best RYE WHISKEY, Stand
ard Pure, Two Years Old.
D BROS.,
WHQLKSALH AND RXTAIL
(-1 I
OROCERSl Mid DEALERS to COUNTRY PRODUCE
:?l!- - i.
.1:
1! ri"I i;
AIS0,
.h !!:
THE
..'!!i;lrtJW ib
1 riar.in ij ,
, i?;io'i!i him -i
l hue, .sjntiniid 10 l-'iu
ll U lAi 'nil IV llf.lji,'.
'I CHARLOTTE
.HOTEL;
fr.M.; f,.;j I'j !;i-v- .ii.-jiii
;,...,.,. . j'.-; .:. iJaLz . iU-Jt J' v1 '
ifi.l .jii: n.-'iii. hint .d3i;-.b wni; .ii); ,.'4r if j
.(a.iir''il rlwlKnfJxJKis-A! -v i?n 1
t' CHARLOTTE, N. C
vjj.iuxa.t sib .HniniiiOjft'w iij tifjd'w ' :
This riouse ha been newly fumtebedandls kept to
nrsc-ciass style. "'!! -n--i ,
niii li - JtMH ,feifl94US2ulifi I'.S'K'.H
Terms, Per Day
$200
tl HKW .i'l. Still HO i..,:.S .!.' t: CilU .ul-viR ,
.-.1 aivu iV'.r).'t :i j"- rn
. V . . . - - J-.if-.Jl.- -JiU t .
' f
"Proprietors.
BEHIlALLlcieiK'
deel
STOFATTHE
1..4Kii...il W
fta . ,w'olI -Siij.lH5
... BOYDEN . HOUSE
bpoiooTa Uw f C 8.BB0WV, PrODrietor, vn
fLato of the National Ho 't
CtaBiwJChIeCrkw;t)LBl
N
4
ia ( Ji J" . pAROLLNA. CENTRAL
ifi ," -i-i:uu vl -.i-fjt 1 1
!OUh . -.r . ' TLA WILMINGTON,"
rf' ""',", ai' THROUGH FREIGHT RQUTE
i ' . - ' .-r .''- .;- I .V-.?,5..- ? :
This Line being fully equipped for business,
Jfreightlrom .. n , . jf ( ,K
wThntogton and a3 Northorn and EaitemClttes lo
: GreenvUle, Spartanburg, all Stations
Attaimc, ' Tennessee Ohio,
, As wen as potots In Georgia
.; ., . -, . : . r t 1, ' f
Insurance and Rates guaranteed aa Low as
i:. t.
a.. .! ';
;.!,:. c ..... . - . 1 r . '
Monnayi furnished
i -i;;J -
' yii-T .i ii; HJ no ;
7' i'!t:(!i-;.r. It'1 i :
iAW.GJ4K;; ':
'f,- ; " 1 V tiiji.ri J'-i! yij
TR. J. H. MoADENk i
I'l'l '1. !.?: nS'.-; .TU." .!!
. .,- DBU0GI8T AND CBXIOST, i
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubln's Extracts and Colognes,
I-'' ;" , . Ibgltsh Select ptees, ' i w
Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap"
English, French and
; ,,i American Tooth Brushes
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, both nlghl and
darlat ' ;
J. H. M0ADEN9
Prescription Store.
gECUB
ECURITYI
3SECUBJTYI
fSECURITY I
200 Barrels of
C. WEST St SONS'
EXTRA No. 1 KEROSENE
ABL
ALADDIN SECURITYiOIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerasene Oil. fmm C. Wat
Sons, Balomore.
Hlirhest Medal awarded At Centennial ICnvmltlnn
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
fire test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit, before tt will
bum. a West ft Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Dr. j. H. MCADEN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE. N. C
P.
SCARE & CO.,
m r
UG G I S T o7
J R U G G
8 T Of
8SAB TBI POOT-QmCX,
Would respectfully Inform the public that they
have opened a retail and family Drag Store, near
the Post-Offlce, and solidt the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
Prescriptions and family recipes dispensed with
great care and pure Drugs. '
Jan7-tL .;j . ...... ,; .... .. -y:. .
. -wammssmm nJu.vaw1 vw v VAW vra fiVU
, A. per month, during the Spring and Sunmer.
IPHTHERIA1
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will positively pre
vent this terrible disease, and will positively cure
nine cases In ten. tbiotmaUon that wffl save
many Jives ; sent free by mail DontdeiaV' a mo
ment. Prevention is better than cure. r Sold every
where ,.,J:.vyj. .1; L; a JOHNSON CO-1 ,
r . " . . . JDaugpr, jsaioe. "
B
EKSOirS CAPCTNE
Mi i
POROUS jPISTEk, V
OR i WOMEN AND CTLDSE
i S
Females suffertok from ' namnd1
derive aieat eemfort and sCrength from- the use et
less win
are affected with whooping cough, ordinary eoughs
or colds or weak lungs, tt & the one and only treat
ment they should reeeite. This .article contains
new medicinal elements such as Is found to no other
remedy to the 'same form.' It is far superior to
common porous piasters, liniments, electrical ap
pliances and ot&ec external remedies, it relieves
pain at once, strengthens and xnres where -other
ulimtornJ will im m MIImk ' 1W 1 owf
XMney ssease and all
local, aches, ana pains, k is also : the 1 best known
remedy. . Ask, for Benson's Capetoe Plaster nd
sue no wwr, 00m oy au ivogguu. we 3
cents.
J uv
ui
'-Ui
:i 'Aiwian Disorders of the " f
r TTL R 6:4, A K D II G S ,
. n 1 ' ;
1 ;i;-rai1
.3 .id
DR. T. A. SLOCTJirS GREAT REMEDY
i . 1 ' ' i- MKii.t.' I . ; 1 ili. 1 j i
P?urWg. YYuigi- hhh n h vh kk;
WaWam t.. . I.... 1 ft... t T t .4
COMPCBJto 'EinnONOF ' yU
I 5
andltypophosptotosof
.'tJkAND786iZ'i",;,
1
A FREE BOTTLE of eaeb pretxatton sent by
exmess to each sufferlne aDOUcant eewitne their
name. P. O. and. exnress address to Dr. T A Alal
wui i9i rnu guwi, new xonx. -
ili
,iin;t t,,
F
RESH ARRIVALS, EOS 8ALE, WANTED.'
10 bexBs assorted Candles.' R boxes ehoM om.
ter Crackers. 5 boxes FamUy Washing Soap, largest
10e liars In the cltr. :--V:i-t'i...vi'rn-v.:A'ii,; ,..., ,.r i
tAlsol fine Milch Cow and one Bedluaa quail "
yim una nnu csii, lorme w.-" -". sti-.us-.
600 dozen PARTRIDGES WANTED, -it ;
dec2 - & N. SMITH. -
- J j i J- - j. : j J! 1 ! : J
DISPATCH UN jg.
.'4 ft i.t"AM 4il r
TO ALL POINTS flOUTH.
offers uneqTjalled facllitiet tor the Tuuporttoti of
'i'."v...ii'j,ii,'. i'. .. .jL ' ' f - ' 'v
.-rtitti'i.Vi
Charlotte,; Statesvnie; ; AahevUle,' 'therfofdto n
on the Atlanta BJcImobd Hr-Ltoa
and Western NrCBauroada, 'Jl UJ ftAu .
Al8lMinAudXlss&ilu. In vi'mittini
.Vc irvjj?i: as JMta ;iiU yo
v J,-.,:.r:ri Jlli li. ii-ml
vtaanyCompetmaLleeThneas0lck4
if ". ', 11 Uxlji'.i"'. ' ; ivswii. :. i
.!-'i.Ji!)i): hM. qsi ifHtfa:!
ijiii la-iJij;.. a 1, .-ul .ill vil
upon application to. . vmiJnaemtjttJI ;,'
.. --'ti-i i.'.-.f u1 vh7 y'MK'J
,fciuii;l sj.sj ).. jcn)..ijw
i.vj, . WM. A. MOODY,
; , 8outhwestem Freight Agent, CJrlotta, N. C
' iS-'rdv.' ,'umi:l '': ::!! Jjiw; Mil 7
ni-nl-)j;v-r.I. ,-iU !lo KuijvTs'8MriH,
. - r u Agent q Oi RaQway, Charlotte.
- j ,a,'.-,ftrj p fWj(,,,7,, f,(.,,ia ;it
1 vi.i.in'f
T OUISIAHA STATE LOTTERY. 1 ,H j
MiUi!? nut hitij'i-iij .uf) t,. nKiu-jto't
,.j ..!! A SPLENDID Of PORTtXpTY , ,
Hi-
li;n-i r
JriMisi
To win a: forfatt Second r Grand lisfrlbutloh
! Class B, at New Orleans, :Taesdayr. Febraary
llttt. 1879-106th Monthly Drawtojo
f i:--:iV'jj(.! i v 'i .11
LOUISIANA BTATE LOTTERY CbMttAjIt.
no
t .Hav i iiHilivA mil
This InsUtutlDft was refular ttcorporatod bt
m Legislature ot the Stole fordueattonsi and
Charitable ! fmrnosee In . 1 had. -aritw , a, Mnitai n
1100,000, to which i. has since added aReMrve
I una VI SdOO.UUU. . IIS USAnU B1NGIJS J1IM-
BER DISTRIBUTION wll nl. n, An f Vl n
the second Teeaday. j never scales or postoones.
fatthfflilow aw .a s
' . fesi.-rifirj -vmiibni.t !,,
(.'' :.::,-.!S'j; 'v: fjoi !:; ;
; t CAPITAL PRIZE, $86,OOOV 1 ( r
. :.: :! j ,;.! i.. ; ; hvi-. c
"5 ' .'i'j.') ; :.'iJ J!;:1 tr. n$ tii :
100,000 Tickets at Two Donars eacht: Half Tick-
eta, One Dollar. jui
. ;!!'! ,i .(.I .-: Jt i)
. ;-i,v !!!. iVr-.'-'-itL
.XlSIOFJPRIZESv .
,; ,M -v:(f '!j ;;; ..'..uj .yi.-; .: !
1 1 Capital Prize,. . j. . . i . . ;i . u. ; . . i . 1 1 $80,000 "
1 &P"5?. - .Mi.M.10,000
2 ftfees of $2,500. vi . . :l . .?, 5,000
1 6 Prizes of . 1XHX.',..V4. . .u. J. wjn e,00O
u rmn o f J
. lou imzes
200 Prizes
500 Prizes of
.ii .10.000
APPROXIMATION PRIZEat.) vi
' 9 ADDroxtoiatton Prixftit (if KKll : J '7ftn
'.'i'A't tnHMnuHmi Mai yj To AA i ( ! , 1 :7 orwrt
Approximation Prizei of ' ;100w.v.j-j i 900
e4n jaa
- ' ! :;'!- .11 Will; ;'iiil!n-Hf
Responsible eorreeimidlntf !atentaweAtMl at all
prominentjpoints, to whom a llbeial compensation
' Application for latesto ctubBshbuld only be made
to the Home Office to New Orleans, n : i -f .17
Write, clearly stating) full! address; fog fullJnfor
inadon or send orders to . '.' . ,T, "T
rmwumwii ova, newvneaos, Mmsnma
All OUr Grand Extmnrdlnitr Drn'nrlnn bm VinHav
supervision and management otGENERAL8
G. T. BEAUREGARD and JURAL A, EARLY.
JpROJt Dlt. a W. HUNTER,'
BAlftMORE,it,,i),; '
1
Haying become familiar with Colden
Lelblg's Liquid Extract of, beef.aod Tonic Invlgor-
ator, I take pleasure to recommendliig ft 'aViu ex
cellent preparation, combining as lit does food and
tonic to a remarkable way, prodwdngood. blood,
health and strength. Sold by an Druggists. ;
.'('Ml '' ! I )! '
Q.E0.C, WARE,.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer to ' '
PU BE A E;E 1'eVo ID t K
' -HOlAMiiriNEGAB-i.
. , . ; Sole PiopriMor and" jtfanufacturer of,' '
-EL. fi. COND1TS ' TABLE 4LLOCE-
2si toThird st,';; ; ;7,:crifeiidiAtXo.
'A'W.';;' -.1..- -: 1 '."
Ali
Of prime qnall. tongh tn any jnattMfot cash
vn ueuvery, joea 01 ffroaerage, jeomnastOM
or storage expenses, by
DOD'oilcOTT.
Impewefs and Expoitcfri
88 WlUtomfit .ttiJ.viA ..uiJ.. iiULtHMrTiik.
f 17 ' AJAT to AtsJcan;vassInt, fortne. Mrifflv
O n TSuwi Cnnla rhmnii BnmUfa
plf, alike,. wlth.name,10 cen?'jal
Co, Nassau, N. Y.'
rwd"
ifk MIXED CARDS; with name 10c.Hi Agents'
1 outfit IQffii ,.L. JOKieaAiYi. Viimu
ma AD VERTISERS6nd for ttttt ft t.M of
j. X-i , Local Newspapers. Sent free on application.
i HJ;, Jaton. iit.I THEJjjiw .i?f.:MlOi
finn iuu .v,M t.;jiiji-5 no bliuthHrt
Oj0 VV AAA L O OAU'FMT
H(,iT-i!,Aq,,AIU,(tJ OQPf IEEB
H in ii-vi vi il4-iiiu'l-5to iimul VI -trili
;. ;n -; ,;: coloats A cfra I b-us n
h:i! QLGA.Ti Wfimm'.- ill
firir) t;i Mn-) Id 'ikwWfj.'jVn .) iliil
R .v?l 7Rj mlf!jh.i .--Hi in nvj
OOl JT ! O O A X.-ll
iir. i;fn'! !. ;iU, .i'.gf7lj,f '-$.iinti lo
. .'ii'..: iij .'Jill no
! , ,f.l 1 SAVES WASTE;! & 1
'..1.2'i'j -hi; ii J)1ik1 a'wfilirJl la
r'.i.vtToiium)OT'T'4!l "
10 lii;a
: Tin
tTKiTixiNa;j ;: 7 ' v1','
HTneinide8lgBedlsbew teia aR orders
or everf eiwUndeji IBavfnVnd
ifudaaBortaAntof) -ol.IoiJtfi fcI ill Quh
iti'w on 3iiiiT v".osjc mrsx vtmSl .0')
''i OtBTINSj i(UBEETSANlJBraLttCA8ESr!
;fi i-is'itiU j;.U-lu-tfe li jaJWil sfitltJ-u
li '..'Bin Both WoodandlletoUaj'it;t vmt
f rMJt Uid mi if.t'i inlate II Aauri
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