gfo SdbfatH IRsstcgter
JHtEJC HUTTT, - - Edit,
THURSDAY, MARCH a. 1876.
Congress ii considering, and
will probably pass, a bill grant
ing pensions to soldiers of the
Mexican, Florida and Black
Hawk wars.
A Philadelphia dispatch says
a number of Episcopal reform
clergymen, of that place have
agreed to recommend to the
standing committee7 the aboli
tion of theIenfen season.
Speaker Kerr a heahh has
improved, and he has again re
sumed his place in the chair of
the House.
On the 23d, the House pass
ed the Banning bill, reducing
the army to 20, 000.
In the Senate, Morton pre
sented a petition from 15,000
women and 14,000 voters on
temperance, praying among
other things, the requirements
of total abstinence from alco
holic liquors from civil and mil
itary officers.
Babcock has been acquitted.
In his charge to the jury, Judge
Dillon said that the "govern
ment owes a duty to its citi
zens, as well as to the revenue,
and it lays in the province of
the jury to acquit, as well as
convict," for which suggestion,
no doubt, Bab. was truly thank,
ful. The following telegram
gives an account of the closiug
scenes:
St. Louis, Feb. 24. A. t the
opening of the court this after
noon a motion for a new trial
on the McKee case was taken
up and argument begun at 25 1
minutes past 3. The iury in
the Babcock case bent word
that they had found a verdict
and they were immediately
ushered into court. On taking
their seats, the foreman hand
ed the verdict to the clerk ho
read it as foliows: "We the
jury find the defendant not
guilty." Some demonstration
in favor of the defendant wa
made, but it was quickly sup
pressed. There was a general
hand-shaking, however, and
Gen. Babcock crossed over to
the jury and most heartily and era. We extract from the N.
feelingly shook the hand ofv. Sun's account of a recpnt
each juryman and thanked him
kindly for the verdict. The
General, and his friends then
left the court and started for
the hotel. On reaching the
fetreet, the party was heartily
cheered by a great crowd con
gregated in front of the Custom
House and almost very body
seemed well pleased at the re
sult. The National Democratic
Committee have selected St.
Louis as the place, and the 27th
of June, next, as the time
for holding the National Con
vention. Each State is entitled
to ft representation equal to
double the number of Seua
tors and Representatives in
Congress.
Co-operation is desired from
all persons who would change
aa administration that has suf
fered the public credit to be
come and remain inferior to
Other and less favored nations;
has permitted commerce to be
taken away by foreign powers;
has stifled trade by uujust .un
equal and pernicious legisla
tion; has imposed unusual tax
ation and rendered it most
i&zrdonsome; has changed
I'.CS prosperity to wide
. f-rtad suffering and want; has
' uttdered the public moueys
. irckleitlj and defiantly, and
psaelessl? used the power
Vz thtjuld have been swift to
pth crime to protect it. For
these and other! poisons, the
National Democratic party
deem the public danger immi
nent, ana earnestly desirous
of securing to our country the
blessing of an economical, pure
and free government, cordially
invite the co-operation of. their
fellow-citieens in the effort to
attain this object.
The Committee of Arrange
ments for the Methodist Cen
tennial, which will be held in
Raleigh, have published their
programme.
lne celebration will com
mence on the 21st of March
and continue nix days. On the
evening of the first day, Bishop
McTyeire, will deliver an ad
dress upon "Methodism and its
Founders." Bishops Marvin,
Doggette, and other prominent
divines will also deliver ad
dresses upon subjects pertain
ing to the church and its va
ried interests. Our minister,
Rev. Mr. Robey, we notice,
is appointed to take a part in
the discussion of the subjects,
"The pioueer Methodist Minis
ters and Laymen of N. C,
their Struggles and Triumphs"
and "The Educational Interests
of Methodism in North Caroli'
na."
The occasion bids fair to be
one which will be a source of
much pleasure and profit to
those who attend, and one
which will do much towards
advancing the general iuterests
of the church in this State.
The Committee at the conclu
sion of their report, say:
"Let there be a grand rally at
Raleigh, and let all of our min
isters aud people pray for a
"tidal wave" of salvation to
,8weep over the whole State."
A Mr. Rolfe, of England, a
descendant of the Rolfe who
married Pocahontas, has in
formed the secretary of the
commonwealth of Virginia that
he haa forwarded as a present
to the state a copy of an origi
nal portrait of the Indian prin
cess in his possession. It will
be placed in the state library.
Moody and Sankey continue
to attract thousands of hear-
meeting in that city:
Last night several hundred
persons in excess of the seven
thousand for whom seats had
been provided, assembled in the
large hall. They were furnished
with camp stools, and stood up
in front of the audience, and
after all the room in the body
of the body of the hall and
galleries had been filled they
took seats in the space reserved
for the reporters, and were not
easily or soon removed. The
platform was crowded. Many
who had tickets. supDosine th.it
their seats wre to be reserved
iot ihetn, and not having read
the word?, "if presented suf
ficiently early," did not arrive
until a quarter of an hour be
fore the meeting was opened,
and were turned away. Some
went into the other hall, where
an overflow meeting was or
ganized by the Rev. Dr. John
Hall.
Mr. Sankey sang the thirty
ninth hymn, "I love to tell the
story," the conerenation joiuing
in the chorus, and altera prayer
all sang the 'wentv-seventh
hymn. Then Mr. Moody real
from the gospel of St Luke
the account of the blind man
whose sight was restored, and
Mr Sankey sang a hymn based
upon the same passage, "Jesus
of Nazareth passeth by." As
soon as he bad finished he went
into the overflow meeting in
the adjoiuieg hall.
Mr. Moody spoke from the
nineteenth! chapter uf thef gos
pel of St. Luke. No man, he
said, neod hope to enter into
the kingdom of God without
making restitution to any one
he had wronged.
About fifty arose in their
places, and Mr. Moodj prayed
for them, after which twice as
many entered the inquiry
room.
The congregatson sang the
eighty-seventh hymn, and up
ward of five thousand remained
for the prayer meeting.
The overflow meeting : was
attended by fully fnor thou
sand persons.
The Landmark says the
Bank of Statesville has been
looked into since Mr. Simon -tons
death and declared ''sound
as a dollar." It will hereafter
be conducted under the man
agement of Mrs. S., who is sole
legatee and executrix of her
husbands estate.
Tlie Wilmingtou Journal gets
some information from Mr.
Cannady, one of the commis
sioners, recently returned from
the head of the road. He says
the contract for the completion
of the Swananoa tunnel has
been perfected with Mr. James
W. Wilson.and the tunuel will
be completed by the first of
next January.
This tunnel is near the top
ef t'ne gap and is one hundred
and twenty feet below the sup
face at its lowest point of de
pression. It will be nineteen
hundred feet long, and between
six and kseven hundred feet are
already completed. This is by
far the most formidible obstacle
to overcome. The construc
tion of the rest of the road is a
comparatively easy matter.
The trains are now running
to Malone's Store, at the foot
of the mountain and three
miles beyond Old Fort. RaL
News.
Senator Sharon, of Nevada,
was banqueted at the Palace
Hotel, in San Francisco, ' re
cently. More than half the
guests were millionaires, and
! the remainder were in no im-
mediate danger of poverty.
I The bills of fare were engraved
on solid silver dug from the
Comstock lode, and were re
tained by theguests as souven-
1 irs of the occasion.
Gov. Hayes is the favorite
Presidential candidate among
the Republican members of the
Ohio Legislature. A corres
pondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette sounded (58 of the 85
members recently and found 61
for Hayes, 3 for Blaine, 1 for
Bristow, and two undecided.
Several were for j.orton for
second choice.
PouQHKEEP8iE, Feb. 24. The
sleeper on the Harlem railroad
was burned. Bisell the pro
prietor of the Sherman House.
Chicago, and his son were
burned to death. There were
ten aboard. Bissell had es
caped but went back to save
his sol aged 17. None others
were burnttd but more or less
injured in other ways.
General Beauregard writes
th.it "only immigration can
give back to the white people
of the south a proper and safe
control of its public affairs, and
enable it to restore agriculture
aud commerce to their normal
coi dilion."
The trial of O. W. Swepaon
has been postponed and re
moved from Alamance county
at th instance of the prosecu
tion, an action which would
8eeui to signify a weaker case
against the accused than hai
been popularly imagined. He
ig now in custody, a trud bill
hiving been fouyd against him.
Trial in Orange county, thii
Spring. Southern Horns. j
Ames of MitfiUiippi will be
impeached.
5 1 X -(Communicated.) 1 ; f
THE CHESTER ft LENOliVNAR
ROW GAUGE. ,
Mb Ewtob 1 I . did not expeotto
alienee your -star" man on toe tub
Jot ot the Railroad, Ofooune ht In
tends to tell tit corn, and potatoes,
tod applet, and egga and tiblckeae,
and butter t and of ooum bj iotetide
to Mil them at tho hirheet nrioe ho
can got 1 and tf bo can Ox any way to '
get more bo la going to do to. 1 ax-!
peot Dim to advocate everything that
will raise tbo prloe of produoe, and
"pack and Jam" tbo pookets of tbo
jmrm, of "Caldwell county" with
greeobaoke. This bo will do without
regard to tbo remaining population,
and without regard to too damage
I done to other oouutiea and other oom-
' munltlea. Tho "farmers," tho pro
ducers inn t bo taken care of. Yea,
these Caldwell .farmer must have a
I Railroad to create for them a market
at borne wbere they may realize
! double for their produce what tbey
can get now for It twenty, fifty or a
hundred miles away. Aud all tbla
mus' bo doue foi your "etar" man and
the otr produoers of Caldwell oouo
ty, even lh ugli It causes the .ly-la
borer t have to work two daya for a
bushel of com instead of oue, the hon
est wagoner to give up his team and
wagon forwent of employment, aud
the generoua men-hacita. who have in ;
vested so mucn at Hickory aud icard '
in order to furnish our people with a
reliable market, to oloee their doom. j
and sacrifice their property. Nor is .
this all Even at prtsmi prices real es
tate is K high tl at iiuuditdnaud thou
sand out )o 1 are not able to tiuy
lant or even t rwtit it And yet your
"sUr ' man would create her at La
iMilrxuoh a market lor produce as
would liOuKle, and even triple the
price of land, ty doubling the price of
the products ot that laud. j
But there Is otill another grave con
slderation which no doubt has eiiter
d the mind of the star mail, but he
does not want to talk about that ucw.
It does not suit his purpose He
would rather keep that a ecret to him -!
self for certain reasons. But he shall
face it It la this .' Finish the railroad
to Lenoir, aud where we have oue
merchant xud tradesman now, we I
will sve five. For every one lhou
sand dollars worth of goods Id ur
sums now, we, will have ten thou I
sand. This will create suh coinpetl -
1 ion in trade as will he utterly ruin
ous to the prospects of our present
tlirittv dealer. Jlut this would be ex
actly into the bauds of the star ruau
and all his Caldwell iarru-rs who have
corn, potatoes, cabbage, butler, epgt?,
etc , to sell, and irou, aa t. sugar, cali
co, eo.. to buy
Why did not the star man bring out
this point 7 Why did he not show
how much his farmers would gain by
t e oompetlikon created m all that
they would have to buy T Because he
did not waut to wake up the mer
chant and tradesmen. But they are
awake already. They have seen a
thing 01 two lately, an I they are cool
ing dowu on the railroad question.
They have seen the aivauiaga of a
distant market and bad roads The
j town did once generoue'y "and mag
naulmously st p forward lu favor of
me road uuder the idea that the pros,
perity and wealth ot the Country
the farmers would redound in '1 reefy
to iiie Of nelil ol lne town. But thev
are beginning to cut their eye-teeth.
They re beginning to see another
side to Hie question, In spite of your
eiar luaii s cunning.
But the preemption ofthe star man
is a fflimt subiiiii.- Ue actually sup
poses tbat so small a star. can cast
light on Ibis whole subject, aud he
ban at ped Out aud gone to shining
right alongside of the Pioneer Library
waii ai tneudat-ity of a genuine
lightnit g-bufr.
o wouor that he cannot see anv
thin out ' farmers" and the "farmers :
( f did well county" at that Let him
p ckucl. ar night and shine again,
aud let him cornea little closer tot
town and see if he canuoi discover!
somebot'y elite in the world besides
the "farmers of Caldwell county."
Pbocon
P. S This country farmer h
''crop" on the brain so badly 'hat be 1
na transformed our name luto "no
omp '' Douiie your stars and put on
your "ap,ca," .iud tukf rent ai It, and
maybe ye can sie something bride
"crops," p.
Washington, Feb. 20 n Indian '
war, the dm e nl"iis of which are sn
tirnly a rnntirr peculation, aems to
be mar at hand. Keports cme from
th vv.ht, wliii much reiteration that
Mining Bull orthe North Is hehav:iK
In a very unhandsome manner and
some suggestions ire made tlist the I
miu ng-camp In the Black HI Is Is to
be attacked bv his warriors- Bitting
Bull of the North' la not the Indian of
1 lie same Hum- to whom President '
Grnt last ummer mad a present of
a rifle The letter Is a peaceable In
dian, who is very proud o! the weapon
he cftiile and immenaely fond ol
b w g it and ezplalnluir mat It is
the KiU "l th Or-at Father. Hitting
Bull i.l th- Nor li is a young and hos
tile Chief, ami his cilused the white
inliabiinnti within a few huudrt-d
miles of him considerable nneasluess.
AN Elopement-A negro man
named henry Alll-on, IMng about
four mllt-s above Olit Fort, ran awav
with Mies Maggl , daughter of Mr.
PhMp Douovaut, a respectatils white
rtisen of I hat section, laat Thursday
night Gleet indignation la felt to
wards this nt-gro fir thus iieooylng,
from her father's bouse this besu'lful
gin ol sixteen They werebeard from
when Just this side of Asbevills and It
la thought they were wending tbeir
wet to 8 C or fust Tenn The negro
weight about 196 pounds, is very
bla-k,lea abo-maker, fiddler, thief,
rascal sn-i lesves a wife to "thank my
firs'' that b- Is gone During slavery
he wsiowoed Mi Andrew Allison,
who than lived two tulles from KUtee
ville, Iredetl ooualy.PUdoumi Prm
Bolomon Fisher, a negro lu Ports
mouth, Stole a bibie from the ehurch
fiuti It aod aa beeo sent to tbe peol
entlar for two jeafa.
The committee of the advi
sory council sustains Plymouth
church all the way through.
Cluolnnstl baa baa! a t&), OOJ tu.
v Ths Governor V- Ma'oo hi signed
the bill abolishing capital punishment.
- Dlptherla and scarlet fsvef are ra-
glng to an alarming oiteot la Mforo
Pay ii-'' '
Tho Indiana Repabltoaa State Oba.
volition tavom Morton for tbo Preol
dsntlal candidate.
J.T. W. Davla, for a Bomber of
years clerk of Btokee county, suicided
at Norfolk the other day.
The Wisconsin Htate Convention
condemns the third term, and Indirect
ly endorsee Blaine.
Dvsr. oaabier of tbo Farmsr'a and
radar's Bonk of St. Loula la abort
80,000 In his account. Dyer fled.
A bouse wss burned at Lamars.
Iowa, with 0 woman and three chil
dren. Tbo husband la a raving maol
ao. SPECIAL
JTJ8T RECEIVED a lot of
8RKING CALICOES.
THE FIRST OF THE BE BON,
VERY HANDSOME and STYLISH
IC7A large lot of Fall and Winter
Good at uuusually low prices.
M V MOORKdrBRO.
For Kent,
A desirable residence In
Lenoir, containing six
rooms with all neresnary outbuild
lugs. Five scimi att ched. For p r
tibulars -pply to J M 8PAINHOUR
JN
OTICE.
The subscribers, having, n the 25th
day of December 1875 taken leiters
testament ty scoonllng to law on the
estate of George P0W1H, deed., her".
by give general notice to all creditor
of said estate, to present th Ir claims
duly authenticated, within the tlmr
limited by law fo that pur pone, oth
erwise this no:loe wM be plead In bar
of recovery
Debtor to the ssld rstate will also
please make payment Immediately.
J B. POWELL,
J.T POWELL,
February 15 1870. Exs ulors.
New Adipriiscuifi ts.
4 I ) A PAT l I.' nil. A-M lid i'
tjPiO in.tfi i.i triaw tree. Hil l 4 CO
A Farm of your Own,
Is
The Best Remedy for Hard Times.
FRBK HOMESTFADS,
and the
Best and cheapest railroad land
are tin th line of the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAr,
IN UBUKA
SECURE A HOME NOW Full in
formation sent f res -to all parta of the
world, Adlr s J F. DAV.t. Lsnd
Uomni'Mlouer, U. P. R. II, Omaha
Neb
Mind reading, P.yebonanney,
KitlUH(.B. S.illl I. Jim i.. 1 1, IT Unm
ra and MariiNge Guide, allowing liot
aud aU'eoiloo uf any pert 'D iliy cbotm in
at antly 400 n.g By m 160 cm. Hun
A Ci-, 139 S 7ih St. PUn.
Aeyi A week gu
U 7 71 ond B
JUSS":
A week gusranteed to agentn
iifinah- in their owt
'IVrtus and ou'li
ildresa P O. VICK
ERY UO., Anguata, MhIiis.
$5 tO $20 Per day at home. Sara
pies worth 1 tree. Btinbon A Co.,
Portaud, .
Fits and Kpilopsy,
POSITIVELY CURED.
The worst cases of the longest staudrng
by usinir
DR, HBB iARD'H CURE.
It has cured Thousands, and
will give H OOD for a ca It will m
benefit. A imtile-sent free to all ail
drying J. E DIBBi EK, Chemist
Office lSSG.B.oadray, N. ,
Ten jo1 1 sg Meir. Geo. P gowni)
k. Co eUbliiirid tlinr adrertidDg t -ncy
in Nw Yurk City, fire yean igu they
abotb' d the butiuru eoaduoted by Mr
John H.op r, who mi tbe fl'it to go Into
thu kind of ei.wprite Now they hsTr
the ntlaNctl 'ii ol ciotrolllnj fh mntt i
tensiTe sNerii'io? coi rtioa vn;oh h
erer been tecured, snd ess which would
be hrd'y ti M Id ny other coustry bat
thu. The hive mo Srdad in working
dou o a eompUi banisest Into to tboroagbly
s syiteiDttie method I hat so chant la the
nrwapiper ra'em of America ess espe
police, wbll ib wldstt iuiurmstlsa up
all ouloelntrntlog to sdvsf-ilaers in plcd
rewddf st tht1lp"Ml nf the wnhbe.
NEV1 YORK TIMESyJune 14,75
Garden Seeds,
Flower Seeds,
Lnwn G.ass Seeds
In greet variety, from tbe eelsbrated
esisWIshmsnt of flrlgfs 4 Bro., Ro
Chester, N. Y , now In at-ro and for
aale by " U T. MOORE A BKO.
Fob. IT.
Drugs ! Drugs !
AS I Intend to rSB-ms tks trstttee it
iswdfcliis, 1 wsst a farUer Is er
Pircbsterof ayDre8tere. Oeeo Issa
tloa aa4 gied boslasss. '
I waat also a good ridlsg serve,
V. W, tAlTVIX.
Ijeslr, Ne, M, f 171
AwsHid Ulghetv Me Kl nt Tienna.
W Broadway, lev York.
. (0pp yetrspelltaa Hottl.) "
ateA(orera3aiporUraa4 dsaWl In
Btereoacopeg and Viewa,
Albums,Qrapboecopoo, tad Hultable
Phounphlc Miterlili.
We are Bsadf martsrs for svsrythlag la the
way of
StajtaJ ill Haiis Laitem.
fidag MaaufssUrera ef ike
at ero-Ssiestifle Laotsra.
8tersormateptieoa,
UaifsMityBtssopUssB,
Advsraiers Storeoptloss,
Artoi ilssa,
8osoei Lantors,
Family Lantera, Psopls't Laalsni.
Beb styie being tbe bestef its slats la
the market.
Oata'nf oi uf Lasttras si 4 Slides with
dirrotiunt ft r sting isnt aa sppliostloa.
Any auteiprls ng nan on nike messy
with a Mtjlo Lautsrs
rJTCnt ut thii adei rtlsensaUr rebrsss
F. VltSENFELD,
DssUr la
General Merchandise
Attn
8 DOME?
Lenoir, N. C.
$ Hard Times No More. $
SAVE CASH money, why
ta) It for i bing tbst mU ti csnta Reee
r isTSmonay Th(iisat N. E. Dollar
8ls. siucs 1673 bai told goods to 135.000
people It bow has I6U0OO0 worts of new
ueMat, valuub's goods on hand, It bays
fcnely of firtt band and from msnnfaetur.
era. It saves 9ft to 60 per cent, to its pst
roii eerj timt.
OUR STOCKSTU
Jwlry. Silver and ii'r pUtod Wrra,
GU-SWirs, Cutlery. Dry Go.kU, HMiery,
Civr, Ornosrioa, Ten; Cotfees siid 100,
000 ar'lol"i In Pauoy oodMalo 4,000 el
Ktai SS a d S3 books, and tboataads of
nriic ea ami ILL a. fjl Sitoh.
SAMPLES T ,b.ow qaIHf ! wnr
"Jewelry ws will Mod ty
f tb lollowing fN 1 sack with posUgo.
Try una artiol. and Wh ihall hva your or.
er tor I0" worth. We wi aiil One gold
chord nrplaiii, wadding, ooys, moss agate
aiasthyit a topes ling, only Si 113; taut'
uprb bair chain. $1 13; ladio' ehigxut
pvrn chain, 1.15; kolU gold Msaonio or I.
O. O. P. pint, gl 08, g ut's clnvter di.
mond pin, 1.08; tupsrb ladiei fall sstpiu
id eai drop, either 4tild, nsmslsd, eoral
bar J-i, spar, poral ins c pearl, unljr
iplaodid net leova rmttoai or studs, I Uii;
- egut Jetsnd old hracelett, It. 15, tioo
oiil pencil, tun head 1.06. rlegat it
r cup, finned and golJ liblug.tf.lS, four
rie platnd dasterl rpou, 1 111
BUT-BUT-BUT v' eanot
--L.T .glve aii.tori0.000
rticl a. Thin puper will not hold our inv
neune lint, tnnre ore tend tor osr papje,
lie Almiohtt Oolls, circoiars, 4, Wo
.an rri'iiiej to yon, make ten dollars go
far fl'ieen. We wiu l agents In ererf
wn. Apply moo. No risk. No money
ivadod. Wear endarsed by 47,000 delight
b.i patrons. See 500 lotten printed in our
aper Ws send by nail, express railroad
rOOO. Satulsction given xryour money
remrnrd. No "order ii,i." ,lickeU,, or
Miiiriag Remember, we sell everything n
ONE CENT 8r1Dd fT1"
for all aedd docu-
mcun. W need 10,000 ladies as agents.
Ws supply al ortt of Dry Oooda, eto.
8md Xi-w. Den't wit.er aome otber o
will gal in ahead. Send only to H, OBe
4141 ON ft C , N. B. DO I LAR SALE,
33 brooaabeld 3t., Boatos. Ma a,
Just Opened,
A TIN SHOP IN LENOIR,
Where all kind of Tinware
Manufactured.
8 W HAMILTON. H. DUE.
'laving finard a copartnership, now bfv
to ih- pobho- an assorted lot of Tinware,
made oi tbe oeet lie ai'te, at lewstt prttee
f r ca.e or a. y kiad of good barter.
We propose te do all iladsof wOrk la
our llnr TJtt, Copper, Sbsst Jrea, Roeflsg,
Glittering, Gunaaiuing, tod Resalrisg
Sewiug saehiues. Also will order oook
i g and heating (toves . whes desired.
Tie lenior partner bavins bad sa sapex
nence of above tulrty ysars is this boilaess,
i wellqualiflud to klhettiitUte bis work.
S 'sclal siteoilea paid to orders and re
ueiriug.
UAMILTON A OUK.
P. 8. Art Idea not on hand wbea arderad
ill be. mad aa on aa pstsibie. H. a D.
Lenoir, F.b. i7, 1876.
B r. LOVI -L. R. I I M O.RB1TXS,
E. P, Lovell & fio.,
ELK X ROADS, N. 6.,
Keep constantly on hand a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of
Pry Koods,
Groceries, Drnga,
Hardware, qnoeoswaro.
Boots, 8boeo, Notions,
and all otber reoda nauallw bant hs
coantry atoree, wh'oh thsy oCbr to tho
public at LOW PRICES. Ooodj prtooa
paw tor eat ainaa or ntrooaatabio
produoe. ,;
To Merchants ;
WodeolrotaLball tho attoatloa of
noroharits la th s and adjacent coun
ties to Ibo bet that wo have- alaya
on hsad a LAR OK AOUWT OF
Manafaetvred TOSACCa- which wo
oObt by tbo box at msnuntotttrero
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