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... -TV n urii Kl iiiiiii Mimiliill mw 1 m miiimiii .... iiiiiTw--!iiwiiMijiMmMMiiiiKP--.-w.. - ., . , ,.a,.r. i .1
fr; t:t PfFr.V v- ?f. .f h4 -Ivv k; .4f 3nvfv jm&ra i.ki;.vi?.:-s- D?.rm?'2i?i .
J
,rffBuaiwW f m iTHE MORNTNft- SSP-A P "ICT SV-rr j-TT- - ' ' " " ' ' ' . tost every particle of existence k a OiiFfYfeHn! d
fle. No. 3 South Water St'.
yj iTiV sTAli is mullorf,' or dcliverol to
,r TiwiN In ull n irtsof tho City, nt AO
"u,)- 'I? umitbs, or l 23 for Throo Months.
BATES Or ADVERTISING t iS;
One 8V twodAVS ; 1 'ii
tlut'O lay U. ;13
K four 1iivSj. . v ' 4 W
live ilii)?,. ......v a
CoUtmct Advortiscmcnta taken atpvo-
r!.Tj1,.utcly low nttca. 1 , ,A ; , 1 ;
..,IVIGT0X MANCUKSTEll 11. IIOAD.
Tirani lYeaturer-YTw. A. Walker. '
,W1L31 Wm HAIL ltOAD. '
p sd.UiU Kobert It Cowan.. r t
--5. J.lVrHon.'Ai iL VanHokkelen,
t w v M"I'?wp11, Kobert S. French: Walter L.
t :rp'trhon W. Cole, Samuel l. Valkup,
vu- llt:tclicH Haywood W. Guion, C, g, lion
. ii. Lo) A. U. Holniesly, . . ,
tl1 2 .WU'-W. 1. Everett. '.' 7
v...'rtr "t frcaurer I. T. Alderman.
US? :4cKrt -W. Gill. - r " ' : '
Sy. it. French. " ....
ft WELDON RAIL ROAD. .
:, niiio-ton, and John Everett, of GoUlsboro.
itrectorx otitic part of the AtoleEdwavd ivid
of Wilmington, X. C, John Xorllv'et. of
TiAoro', aad TliOniAs DUogt;, of Ralol Ii,
Chief Ewincer and General Super in U-mlent-
L t'reuioiit. ,
"' W-sitT oj Transportation "Win. Smith. .
frrn-Lariand TretimrerJ. W. Thompson. ;
Va.r o MuchintruM. M. llankins.
JiditorG. L. Duuley. i ;
KAIL 10AD LINES. : "
Vilmington & Weldon E.-S.Go,,
Wix.JHOT02i, N. C, JujuII, Ii8 S '
?
Sam
TimOUGHr-FREIGHTS'
-BV-
i
-BETWEEN-
Baltimore and Wilmington
AVOWING THE DANGERS OF CAVE
IIAT7EIIAS AND THE X C. COAST
NAVIGATION.
All the Benefits of a Iaib
SI cam or Tilnc Giinrantcc'il.
HIE INLA.I AIR LINK HAS IE
, ttrmhuMl to put thHr rati1 of Inland
uicKortatinn so low that tbe danircra of the
may Ih avoided and nionej' mivi.1. .
in ui'iiiion tome low rates now ciinrped on
Pit tifxhi.tlio following artielos will b' tr.tn.H-
tiDiii'd iiany ny j-.xpri-f.s t roigui rra'n.ana
riistciiffpr Steainera on the Bay at Uhj foiloM.
' iiifmti':
( oitoii.per halo of 100 fts i .V) per b'lo,
lUron in casks 43 per 100Bs.
Toik..... i 00 per bbl.
Flnnr 60 per bbl.
torn in per bush.
Hn-in and Turpentine. ....... 0 per bbl.'-
p't Turpentine and Oil 1 00 per bbl.
special Contract for largo lota of Freight or
new articles of trade, iw shingles, will be inado
by tbe nnrlerlgned.'
iin! rorctroing rates as well as tho regular
rufp o;i Dry Goods cover all INSUllAX'CK
l'IK?.a common carriers.
Through liillof Ijidmg will be given each
way, which binds the whole lino in the matter
ot losses or damages.
" only forty-eight hours required to per
i;na tiie transportation, unavoidable acci
lants excepted.
8. L. FREMONT.
1 Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
janli-atf , .
Wilmiiigionr4fc,Wcl; IT. It. Co.
OFrtcR CnrKP Ewoi?tBKR & Gkx. Sw't. )
n u.misgtowN. C, Oct. 11, 17. S ;
ON VXD AFTER TIIE 12tl OCTOBER,
. tup following bchedule will be run over
DAY PASSEXGER AND MAIL TRAIN.
t.rttav.cflAIil.in5l,oton dally (8nnlays excep
t;n), at 6:00 A. M.; arrive at Weldon.a-00 1. M.
Ht in . Vrel('o, daily (Sundava excepted),
ltlO:.i() A. M i.r,.vUJ... . a.w 11 t
KXPHKSS FREIGHT TRAIN. J
t2-l-lf
S. L. FREMONT.'
Chief Eng. A Gen, 3ai)'(.
KV'lHEIJiOUD UAII. ROAD,
."fl SUPKRISTKUDBST'S 0FtC,
0 Wilmlngto,!f..C.,Aujtar VHil
Rust !FTJ:K TUESDAY Xfxtl, An
HftuP,." hi the Passenger Train on thl
'''.i-HdTv .i?.ilre. Wilmington "-on Tuesday,
A'rtve ai11 1 PHmo dll'8 at -i P. M.
lUtrh. B.ai nadesliom rstmrv nt. 1-2 mlil.
tla uleVo WudesboroVftt?.,, on Tubs.
. .i : , p j ' r -
, M!ayo Sa..7i . . f.t AV,a,J f v A4 f "'
'ttnfuW 11,11 .(Cars) Monday, Wcdnc
' r ' """ngvon mime lav, at 3 1 , M.
aooIOpeiiinjr.
' ..... M.
?nitti7f3j? Purelnue6.-r " '7
MftirfVi?? anl Turnentinn iAnrla .boxed
7S V. J. PoUoaaot, b. 8. CWivn, Goo. J,
&ftt w. E. Mills, Jamo U. Burr, Hid,
P rshUiU It. H. ltridgers. 1
i.rt Jri Stockhal(Uf9m W.
'vri'ht,S. D. Wallace, Eli,Murray, .Alfro l
V" !.iin" V. II. VanBokkelen, Geo. Jlarrls, of
Si
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LINE
leWAnz
',1,JU hAi,,iKsMAAn, AND PASSENGER
we ,nrton t. f .9:30 P; f .!, daiiy.
I t-ivn'u' 1W1,'1,on ! .:00 A. M. "
J- ac Uil.lonat ; r. . .J:23 V, M., " !
ilve at Wilmington BLtY.-.Y.irM A.5L i
H) H i hi "i nBt0" f'ly (Sundays except
r w. ai i:tX) A. iM., and arrives at Weldon at 0:00
Hi ,t ' ?.e wehlon daily (Snndavs except
i;ii pr ,A' :vr- un(l HiTive at Wilmington Vt
ami li'i.lV . r';l!as jwws (;oldsboro' at 2:00, IOiJO
K loV 'V' KV north ' rtt i: 10:15 P; M;'
Traiiw "'iA1.-' ';ohlff SowtU, connecting .with
M X i"Jt lia,i(;iJih and JsVwberd ft 10:30 A.
arulfiuthcr points at 20 P,M.
Ma, . Kloa 11,0 llnc of the Road.oopy
,M1S 1 omit all othor 8cheiltl iihtteeift '
PUBLISHED DELY
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wimukgtox, n. ;'c.;-.
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tv ' - . . . :"i.t.,... " ;
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BY W'M. BERNARD.
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' Xai 3 South Water 8tro(.
iv' -.'i,, .
THE
DAILY NEWSPAPER
-IN-
North, or South Carolina !
' ft.
THE STJAiE
CONTAINS
Iitcst Telegraphic Dispatches,
Local News, Market Reports,
and General iHtelligence.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
To City Sn1serlbersf delivered in any
part of tho City,
50 Cents. per Montjh.
MAILED TO SUBSCniDEllS AT
$2 50 for 6 Months,
1 g5;for 3 Months.
V'' f-
.. ADYEKTISINGr :BATES
'libiepUi'dift those or any Bally
Kcirsnap0r.;'n cUhcrf oJff the
- Carolinaa c
K - V. 'vi -? f4-i A " -i!'4;?
-rvr'.TTTsfi ?ATtD?s A?fD yisnrso
Y 'CARD3 .printed ,ini the-xnostelegant
ityle.'fct';- - - WM. Ii: BERNARD'S,
Whlesale and Retell
. -if i
M.M.KATZ&CO,,
23 Market Street,
yiit OPEJT 'iLAR&E AND WELL
SELECTED STOCK OF
" Staple" and-Fancy I
; SuitiBd!' for the "Present Season.;;
OUR LONG 1RXPER1EN CE ENABLES
U9 tO bm? ftnni T'mnnftira nnil a-nnfant-
rers DIRECT, and can therefore offer our
uuuu. at iuw . votiy ean - w pnrtynwseo, in
we ask. i a TRIAL TO CONVINCE OUR PAT-J
oi'iueru markets, in is 1 3 no nnmonsr. am
W e oaU attention to a full ine of j i
CALICOES, BLEACHED AND -
i r UNBLE ACltED SHIRTINGS . - )
. : AND SHEETINGS, '
SILKS, POPLINS,
MERINOS, and all the
. POPULAR DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BLANKETS, HOSIERY and GLOVES.
MENS'AXD BOIS' WEAR.
BROADCLOTHS,
. POESKIN CASSIMERE8,
SATINETS and JEANS
Hair Nets, Notions & Fancy Qdods,
..READY-MADE' CLOTHING
Hats & Men's Furnishing Goods.
MILLINERY.
Wo will open, ow THURSDAY, October
3l, a full assortment of the latest shapea
BONNETS, HATSj ' '
FLOWERS, VELVET?,
SILKS,. RIBBONS, Ac.
To Wnoleaale Bayers ire offer LIBER
AL TERMS.
M, M.KATZ CO.,
octltf . 83; Market Street.
OF-
-o-
PKICES REDUCED,
PRICES REDUCED,
PRICES REDUCED,
, TO SUIT THE TIMES,
to urr THE TIMES,
! ; TO SUIT THE TIMES,
At Guthmau's Ternple, pf-.
' ; ;X V - 1 ' 'fashion,
,-it - - - : ; . , ;
At GutEmah's T.emple; of rvr
. . - ; , FASHION;
At GutmanTmj)of
iznsv frf i-:t ?;FASHION,!
36 MarkeTStreet,.. ,, -
THE
OF-FASHieN.
to the citizens of Wilmington and sur
rounding country, thatrfl:wiflai0stf:sGn'Tlie
iTaJance. "r ms extensive
. wtj WINTER, j
i
READYl&T ADECLOTW ING
And inrite everybody td give him a,caJL JJ
is determined to. soil lower than the lowest in
th& oity Don't forgetrto giro him
IBMELW !EABII0N,K:
"T-.-t s." : Sfl MARKET fiTREBTrii:
:vdec2S-79-tf r ; i.'. M - U .WDintngton, N. Cj-
VWedltiyat Winston N, jD.,?yrGeorge
TirJlfatties. - t -.7 .'?-. P'..-
THE TB.
FiSIItf!
Wilmincton, N. C.
Bjr- WM. M. BERXARO
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Mailed, or delivered to subscribe in
4 alt pKrts of the'CitV. &t 3t2 50 fo si-
juontns, or $l 25 forJThrce Months.
CONVENTION.
Ollled bv Act Of !tlie iCbnzrr
oi tne Nortliem States Itoi
Franie a Itadieal Constitution
fori : Hie State v'6iorth Car-
r mi. v vt-1, i
i t.r -i '. : r.
TWENTYSEVENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Thursday, Feb. U, 18C8. n
A communication" from the
Freedmen's Bureau 4kIIead Centre"
wy received, in reply to a resolu
tion of thanks tendered to him by
this' body, for the efficient manner,
Also a General Order from Dis
trict Head 'quarters; -enforcing tile
tax ordinance of the Convention.
Mr.- CoTigleton, resolution ab
olishing the State Senate. .Keferr
red.! . - .. . -
Mr. McDonald, of Chatham, an
ordinance making all contracts and
debts, made prior to May 1865, null
and
void. Keferred.
CALENDAR t .j . .
Mr. Welker called up his ordin
ance, prbhibiting the" distillation of
grain, and moved ' that the ' ordin
ance! be so amended, as., to .provide
that! it go into eflect- immediately
after passaged . Adopted.
Mr, McCubbins moved to strike
out 'f June" and insert ''January 1st.,
186a," in the 3d line
Mr. McDonald, of Chatham, mov
ed tlie indefinite postponement of
the subject.
This motion created a good deal
of discussion. Some thought 'such
a prohibition would injure the
chances of the Constitution before
the people. .' Otliers thought differ
ently, and, pending the discussion,
the Chair announced the
, SPECIAL ORDER, j.
viz ; jTho. report of the Committee
on Prcaml)le and Bill of Rights..
, Mr. H eaton asked : the Secretary
to read sections 4 and 5 in conjunc
tion,) as he wished- to make some
remarks upon the doctrines contain
ed in them. ; : ; i
Tlie sections were read, when. '
Mr. ,H.. said -that tlie important
and vital questions involved should
receive a most careful consideration
... 'i 1 -f ''.' 1. t ' i.' - ' .' ' ;
at tne. lianas -ot. tnis uonvention.
Theyi involve; ! the,; greatest, issues
that have ever, agitaiea tue miuas
of tlieAmericanpeole. in
th'e"U6n3titutidiL whiclivwe are now
about to frame, settle forever, iso far
as ; the people' of this State la're con
cerned, that the odious doctrine1 of
tttatej sovereignty was lqcompauoie
withrtthe; true; jne.anjng .'n'd latent
o the iCoiistitution Ifrained by .the
lathers 'of the country ratified ;;by
tlie voice of the people, an venerat
ed arid ...belp vedr .on . jiocounothe
principles of liberty whicii'ili;incul-eate,pr;:-"
-'!; !
7 : Jii ' jregard to tlie.;6thv section
which : declares against reptldiatiti,
Jd.'iaid helwouJd oppose 'every
attempt. ;He -would never ! support
ahv measure''hat tended fo violate
any honest bbligat ion, .in iebft, c6n-
tractpd .peioreltiiew.ar,.or since, : i
Th is touched ronghly iipori -Mr.
bnrgeeVideaH ftf j5. WW he
old" State, x and up nroie1' he nd
principle UlaV Uio ucw wmio, nyu
stitution which-were . framings is
ratifiedJoAftp04ftPFfoved
by.ongrBsa,,ia i responsible tor all
the:cbUgali6ns:of therpldtate;:.WQ
ationce admitt thatGonress iia an
usurper and that "we are an unboii1
st.itnt$onal.bodvLTlu3-isxnly a con-
n tiered Dfovince. -The Congress fiad
treatddricothWr
nmVmcesJthatthevhavecoriqueredi
A iWpinf hadD6eriiYe
Military Vcommanderat hadbec
MUitafyi; Lcommanaewiuaa'ocea
placed oyqr.;thVriou3isIriets
olina. - - M
j . 1 . t.
1 ' . -. i .1; A A .
State, and degenerated 1146 a con
quered; proViuce ; ;and, T ilierreipre,
ceiitpt tlie jebtr o,thed
. . Tbie. new tatpt; wliich are
atina:, lias noTaitli plecto'drnod
r . y ft n Vv
prer
dbt,
land ,caiiri6t;ysu,me; that' of afS
ate
tuat has ceased vtdexist? tWe Van
Jye fiaeh 4eb;&ucfe oblfga-
f J'
tiuujjos.wc u,y -i"! future coutTaci;.
HalfTot" Wie citizei'ik. ; pf tins "new I
btate are. stranrs to' the "old;"and
y et we- ari asked - to- 6i6uldeiiX the
debt .ot tbe detiinct;State. It 1 was
simply enconraging.:reapn. in
ern Copperheads loaned 'moriev
Onr.llAril fr.rsiltnra rarin r
make grand'Fpeculatrons. .Wall
Street .could :havo; check jd ; fthe re
bellion npt in-abVd
days---not' iu "six iii o n 1 1 i s -7-1 u f in 20
minutes ; but no,'tliey saw a chance
to buy bonds ot this section , of -the
coun tr , far -elawtheir tpari,. yaI ue;f
and, looking lurduto the CtlriiW
when Uncle Sam would, m his.f
might and strength, pnt down the
rebellion, they wonld come to,,this;
impoverished country and .sayfork
teres t. , - . 1 m . .r - . t.
j T, continued .ini tl3.isame
strain tor some time-inL.sum ; and
substance advocating . thdtitterj
repudiation oxgall debtaxcontracted
before, during and.'afterthe?war.
Ilarris, of Wake, (negro); was ex
ceedingly amazed rJJ.y hy the "re
marks pf ; Mr. Tourgee. ;It- was a
conglomeration - of. empty sounds,
lie (Harris, 11 egro) was opposed to'
anything 3tending" to repudiating"!
honest debts, 'f u 5 f 'f y 'l
'Mr. Abbott said that ' tlie ' record
maae oy Mr. lourgee, to-aay, was
infamous aritTifhe were a native
ci tizen of he fetatej vvs :he " by
adoption, he would bluslr to hear,
such a doctrine enunciated TiU th
Capitol ol the State,- It waavthe
same, line, pf argument Mat a -rascal
icould we in??6fevem$i fatten :jprU
vate debts. , JSIr. A spoke : in oppo
sition to the ; poUcy;Ijd vanoed 1 by,
Mr. TouVgeeJ at some length,?. i 1;
Mr. Rodman , thought Mr ,Tonr
gee"J8 argmricrit, tTiaiie buVa ool
would emigrate here! if tlie" xStfotile
:Were to, be taed fo pay tlie" debt off
the old. fetate j:aod u&ittset astdeo
the gentleman's prmiuw emctngsfvs.
He was sire , Mr. , fTourgee -was no
1001 . Mr. . 1. . also . , paij (jt cipieq -4 m
the debate, and "enferfed .'into,, a
lengthy and able' argument con
cerning the political existence of
inefouiies. 1 ;
Mr. Nicholson Mt ifory for Mr?
Tonrgee. Everybody hadfling at
him. He thought thefrgentleman
hardly deal t with,- but he could not
sit quintlyl and hhear propositions
made to tarnish 5the, honor, of the1
State. - :" "' ; """
Mr. Pool was also opposed to ffir
pudiation; hr any 'shape; ortori, asr
regards the honorable debts 01 the
men on this floor to changeithe name
T -r - 'I w ' fl 1 5 " "Til1 S
nere mr, trench, 01 iiiauen,
moved to adjourn, but withdrew 'it,
in order to allow Mr. Tourgee to
maKe an explanation.
' - Mr. T. resumed,' when ;
tnitteecrii' the' resolution Tof Hams,
Aiegro,) inarei;ard' lb thfe seat of Hi
Durliam, viz"; : Harris,? 'ofSfWa&e;,
. (qegro4) Messrs.; -Qahagan-ap d Pool
The' motion to , adjontujiwas .rc
newed" an:(medr nd: the' H.onse
adjoqrned until,, 4 vif. jthis
evening,
, ... ..
FroTT thoJ(ashvine DeJOvtfcb Irth
, f .Therethas , p'erhapsj pefeq iheeri a
time
opportttnity presented, earn an bpn
cMivelihQOHuhdreald ands.oJrazy5negr9ew
on the summeraija tall montns, are
qL 4 vila , have afflicted our people
TradeVl)ris1ness' 'andhe"
ali:artS" :&ave-f6eettr rcomparatively
A i L i - 4. J i? -,Vli . K n -ft -f ri 1 1 1 r--v
I wr mo - saying .is, iroiu .xiuuu. . .y
as the Baying :is;:5froirC f haridi to
ocaie, anu saiu, 111 ins remarks. iuai .puuAtt ijra, . . - j - -J -
it was strane-e that he naa not neara - wwHrtiiii&vst ravL"i
, propowtionfrom 'certain ntle4nnjv?ii It'iPV
Harris, of Wake, (neroardsefto 'H r 1 yrmiy e, rviwfm Tigiu -,
a point ofiordefj in -stating that fh hlri 1', Ani AnWift' A"T -gentleman
was making; sspeech; MWliPt!j
Hft (Harris, ioAsaif 1 A Ti ?tV KKM FK
inn a tAHntrni rT TOO Tl T if fl fWT GX7CrVTTl
to si.- tiff k t A ' . Ar 4LA u. a v m t a -
thing, ana miiiaing.uptnotnm.-jj
Mr. Tourgee. howeye'rislieq
liisremarks-'A "
'tress m thocitVf of Nashville. .than
the .present, -paany persons afc put
of employment who .would. itine
severe an(L tliBLclacL homeless,
il ' 1 - t nr t. ""if. i
the sQup-UoiislaffocBonmrplief-
Uti.atileastralleviatear TMirtiallv- tiie
cravings oiiiorifferlmVli .pincE
ftizei 'agaiboior dttd?7:YM ft '
jbujqsds tins to, tUovfocTived1
these DobV'etareoro6d homes '
we syui path izd with tuVsuffeVmrwe
t;re and ,r;airaent,,are.! eevreiy 1 Xelt,x.,
bome three Uiund red persoDa daily
dred of tllese' drDejJrbcfet 8 very -
wild ted am mmv$s& mlm
itiel)nWitr4 nWnMtipia -of r
tae Drsent cold iie'atltttii'msich
rsufieriiio' mav TjeHrjptedrimd.'raile
plan of effective leh.
' Glad .pridliir: "'' '4 ''tr-v-
' Itecent news trorn lemanufac;1;
luring regicoi'i'Ti sbnieha1ve4churn ; ;
giRgi WT3? 'iJifiiv
cottop, mills. t Waltbj38$Achu-: ;;?
sets, ArQ5again tun9iri :
time; ajidr vrl criHsvJiand Id I
IngWdreutrOrfc
a- month ? Oii uXhJbfr6CTi; of
Thomaston, 4 Connecticut- am-sun--
with1 a full set of ianoj vcryjde
nTaa" thftra'
are-f plf Wgtia;a,3I rollirig
niiU is torbe;cstblishneif t'
factoVv is, to jb(eed'e pd r
in various quarters WPvs W news"ui
vaUj.c:sTEte:c-
. : ' ' i, "iir-
-ft ' f!-fr- f 'T" iStt'rX.Otl -''iff
:i -I rut it
Mill ' 1 fl 1 K.1 a M fc4. M l M W I
n mami
p u yft. vy tiv 1 , , mft A4 apji xiUiUxi
manct rinritrs indicative.
:of jchmino ttnKilPari -
JEl.LIESACCJ!aTCE8,-t -r,?
iorj ,
LUa 4:CdmpleWLi6& of.TA2trXT iPLfifi'
; tUt&fijri otli'oii; dTt -l' ;J
ATO ITntire Stock of DUES a CJOoDrt ;-
tjF,M - r i f1"rtrfj' fnfi-f ,t, ..-
:wlUl)oibla at prices lowef than they can ba . . :
n -77
. 1 IMMEDIATELY, to corad-sct' fc plaint
s&nd' profl table bu8fne'fti' ereVy ?ownrRint
County in the United States Malerrrcla
Atta cav xna4ce from -Twenty to- n vy iau
lars per'day,- yr partlenlar. alro with V
BUnvJ Y H'haaQIiK B BUMb AUNL IV J 1 1
Stamp. ?
Wf
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. c v -: wriZAKD,Eiiori.. f :
decI9.;s-.IlED-T.::rAT
3lG JTlaiitp Taney . aad'
executed enatly, cb",lyT'rr,f
at , - .
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a;$,i tyuui v, v.tU
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11 ., Wilmington, N. C.
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