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SW2K YJIAQ ; S IlU'UHi'l .' jiSJ.-.i. '.. I. ,- . ' !i f ' . i I ..'I f 1 J.,. nn AlaEIGH St H VOL. XV.-4G !?ALEIG1I, X. J, FRIDAY MORXLYG, APRIL 25, 1870. $5.00 PER ANiNUT. R News. WASMGTON. TTI T. TCLEdR PH REPORTS Tf-V TEUDiY I PK(i:CDIig. Tb rtWkr Im th Hon ralr onfall.; Wodeoluror Ihreo Long If 4r. WntaTn?t April IIoie Mr. wct:e, of Indiana, mvlc i s.-ee.h fr-.m i irffoiiii,-k sUhdsiul iu which le uii-umrl I nr.-ii -at i :i u amp, am. tWUred that tx'ft.re ai ii iuf Chi ned IJvaI they ni.i.nl go. ; would aav to every law on" the -ia e Ixmk w u'h-Ii o,.prVed Uiwrin tUH's ih it . niua E; nation! txanks niut go; rational n's nn:at go; land iiionop!i nuiai Jto; the iiiouiiuin of nile nece y in the 1'rea.sUry uiut p int rlu.ii) of bi:a ltej; million a)oric I l v coin bon-.s in tt o out onr more : :.i.ke gl.iu ti e fcearta of the toiler. I. i they be lieve that the popular :irt hici" w as racing rouM lie smothers t and rha outraged i.irens uoul.l i -utihed tilt jvsrt ith -iniiI . 1 1 j . 1 1 : - the Jnple wanted w I read i.vi :lol. He was a ma red at the tu:ici t eniluiunct tin) long suffering of the ii-le. but he a ivUe I prudence m lutuie legislation, a !! immediate measures of relief for th co inly. He w . "f.llo w ed by Ie I .a Mitvr, of In.ii.uia. who deuouie-ct a prrifo cry of rev olutio'.i rtu.-eJ by tho-e vli. wre e-vwird on one !ide or tnnor.:t" on t 1 other A l of ihe great struggle. He hi I i o la .g i.ige in which to utter lin co i fen pi for it. Sk tr. - Mr. Diwcs iri"!"n:ol a pe t' ! i. !r Mr.('inliii(' Vi -trr. wirmr o ".. Klrih.r Vivrtfr. u.Wiii ; nn in- T of Iht inuui from ihtrtv t -loUrM ir m n:h. lie hj. thit tf ' l ly t!io r 1 !nr iviii repre- .i n or lj;ul Winter l.unilv, ar. l h'vi Ixn rilerel r bv thede-- tr:ion of the Manhohl property. The ii.ll rv.rrrei to the i-oiiiiinl.w on j-'e.isiori-. Ai- :.r!aallv Ureathriin; of im- U!or a. nreK iii on tli im-ctintfol the nte. The iaiiior kj.iiu'rv i rt'itifif an rpet i.iJly brilli.nn' ;ipp-.ran e. am! me tiipittniAiio cuiiorr it.ivinc a i.i:r runilr of n--uutiitM: aiil a numler of nmniinent visitor, Inclu luitf manv tnui:-.ri ot the lluc uj ieU (teati on the f:r or the ti.i e, t k a. i. "ii ei!mtly liin a 1e-iro to hoar Mr. fonklm pak on the Army bill. The Ji iivinn of tlie Walhtn rfolu tion o-cupieU the morpintr ho'ir. a':e hirh the Army appropriation bill taken u . Mr. lonkliu U .iii his r.--auik ly inK that, of two liitntiei aiH (hirt'y-ttre t:ilIllon! of revenue ol :el timing l.tnt e r by the govern ment, two hu?; Irel anl twcii:v-onf loillionw ruio from tenty-even la e. anl titirteu tit.llion ix Tiunirei tlouanl from eleven :a e. Alatuint, A i kiiniM, iioriuwt. ifO)r?J.i, Louisiana, M Mwtioatppl. North t'aro!in.v. South L'ar oiui. Tenue-iee, Texa. ami Virini, of which mi nJ a half millio tt wki frni the tobba-o t.xe of Virjrii ia. IJvh hue. he continue.?, liave non- a detniT-itr majority. anl no j ro posi tion U hearU to cliiiiiu'e theexiaiiu i ie -euue biw-a. Tin vit rtTnni l- Iv-.e to i av , elision n aile i ec( lu y l y the i elivltioii, u r . . .... ernment. an t to pro'.-t law a made a: ir.eiiniable expou-.e. to divert it from the ujo to wnuh the -ple have dtiiMtet It. would Im erti lions. Tuer ia b it uno w-.iy by iii !i it -an re i U tn-e o:;e-t lv appropria'.ifxi. The Constitution eoiniiu: to Coiirs ouly Vt dcriliot m U how linu ll la io b appmpnata-l. Its oimm inda to m.ike aouie annro:ri ilioTi are imierative ; a r-tu-vl iivtte money t de'rav exjens a of th ditlrieiii brain hes oithe tov- mnent w (het4re unt-oostitutioual. I' the iDriol. ;f 1 1-Judiciary or ex e u. i e iiv( ar tnrntn l:iiiel to do their d'itu- under I'.f oiMx'iuiion th'-"' would be liable to im i hinent. If the member of the I.ecirl itixe biarch werv likewise ajnnab.e o Minis.'ui ciu fr de-t-'i.-tion of dun it w- u'd 1 braver if not m lev pui ty uc . :o iola e t.-.i t .'.4i'.h1 iru-.(. Conkiinrf rontiMiiin; srii 1 n rc-4ort to eraie ln!s. misht even ha- cloak ed th aini.Hter ie-iKTi of the J-vUlation and that view- wroa.d have I u wine polie-i- for the other siue. 1. theei-so pndin the f v e of me bill it lio that th legislation Is i.ot i as the ee-un ve -n rightly appr It show the din to l, to nvn ' e i'ie'ii tire Into vlolatlnw' his eii3 o. ritit in rder to pemui the nertiiiiri! live. I hus far the achiev enient i f the iH-nio rraru- minority had Iwn ea.y, but the trial wraa yet locvuif. It wuald be m re dirtb-uiU ill rirty ;ot th-ui-el vet. into a preheameni and utiles the exe. -ntive le;a Uiem o.it thv will have to ba-k out. Ho aaid : "Lei the Kuitian ram at tho poih irt the interval of the other ,rry r--uSv'; and there would ! no ne.d oi further exj nse in execut ing el-ption law . t onkling apoke for tliree Soar, his speech in main. tein: a - arrangement oi the Peiuo- ratlc pir- tv, ib (troeM aupport of leiiera eie .on Lawk. ;.t.eral Shermxn and Attorney (ien e. Ieven werw arajnu the uuiubcr o!' hi at.entive auui.o;. lb PUUI Atala. P!YitT.r, a., April Dr. W. C. CaN.., nephew of lion. J. C. Callj 4o; aou mortally w-ounded K. W . I'alroer. a desprie chanu'ter near Co -lmds, rtUsylvania cQntjf TueI.. No arreat ye: tnale. Ill PrlMaertlaaCave. Wilkubarxs, April six men wer inpruKned bv the cavim; it o' a porUon of" the Ihih a- d Wilkesbarr rnllierv yes:erdav R.id d d:e Immediate effort tn relru.se theaither h -ve not Nsfn extricated. Ocoa. April -J I. The Duke of Hox l-iirffho. tlie bead of a norJ St.:ti.s ronse of Ker. is dea-I in this riir. He was horn in Pi i, and suiw led t 1 ukedom In Uirjre bjr I'lre. St a m iohd, Ct., April J4. Ist nliht a 'iru I ortion of the village of Cvs l'ib w is dea tro v ed b tiro. Isdsm be-avy. Awthr ClislleMr "or IarsIe. Lo.xko, April -L The SjorUtniii UVf; "lianlau uam fium aevcrw tMius ii now bettef. bufatill Handon it iu " Tii llmM mvs Mr. ts?n auttwritw the Uwaii. He i very depreeA. cool condition. 1 C ret ton oh prjpou to run his four year oid buy eol: Iaonoiny aKii lrinard l"; o.erlbe at nuie and hlf of the lV.rewl:ch coarse for fltu thousaa. muoui Hl..i Niui'i'l weijrhj tor a.id llirw poatuibowiM w Itonoiny. A tew,rniU6 tnli effAct aa nt 1-or riliArd ve.erdy iWfrJne.uyj d i he a.ve"pta. aa anticipated, the match wul be run Uaruirf Marke iion i i aprtn ruAiiti;, waicli betna Mar ltth. The Clwter tralo- cuH w.,i hwtUU. rumor Mar Till l the t'hs cr uiee:iuz apis?axw to b) iiiirel at the merer of TarO'.vs turna in cour wr!l be to niiuiiUJ' the beneru of bia ftue ps4. i'arwle uiAY l iOOe . forward twaa a -erUiu cauipe.iUr foi the Goodwuvxl cup. wuici mikis pl.- July for wuich In addition O n gliau ownea fbe i-'reiUru ir .Clnoae ji duv be expeA.-tel t com . vc. reod. -o the rao of Immense Varat. AMatnla-itlon -irr, who at- teiiij.tel to a.a-isinate Itnoth, a iys that e tuel dire-tlv- at the tragedian, and oniierw ifri'illy that ho missel him: he rerri the failure even more tlia.i le womiera at l. tin s.s uv nun m - omplK-ea at the liack of him. and tha: Kooth will yet sutler, lie earn hen or the express ptirposeof killing Uootu. t he opinion express by the HtL4ohe of the i heat i e ami others wlniw him. is that iray is craiv. He tit-ii! sho's, snajjv the pistol er iln, and was c-'-kin,; it a ml-i wien seired. T n).lMtoii ors. WasiUM.rov. April "Jl.-Tlie time for terminal in; the debate on the I.etr IslaUve bill in 'he lloune i fixel frn 5 o'rlm'k to-n o row instead of o'clock as previous;-, ordered. "inn oill iiitro lu -el to-day by Sena tor Jonnscon prop-.ses to jrivo the idii sent of the l". S. to the prosecution o the suit of (J. V. (usis Le for recov ery of the Arlintori etiate on condi tion th it the plaintiff Is judgment nna.ly retuleretl in Ins wvnr shall ! is.uiul to a-i et in lieu of the feeiHe property re-erel its fair inonev e-uivalcn t. ( I RRFXT WIT. The eJej.hrnt Is a cautious animal. lie never 1 -es siht of his trunk. Chh'-v,'!! Joiirii-1. What never? I-o the elephant hUep with one eye opei.? Williams. Nothins is ho ainAil a tliis seaxon of the ear.a.s thedlsiiearte ins -n le of a nine veai -old hen. lookintr Unough the L ine at a man li:jiiic a an.eii w niie ane exen i.-m-s her i ulvhi le n anu im i. e cl w on the pinnfc wa.K. ti..si kepin in praciice until the.iiueii i re.uiy. Haw kcye. The follovviiii; teitiuionial of a cert;un ni!ent nieili-ine bleaks for ilsi-if '"Hear Sir -Two mouths ao my ifi r .thl scarcely spea .. :he h.ts tbi.ei. two lttle of ur 'I.i!" lletieui i , and now he a:i i speak ..t ail. rlea.st' s-in me two more IkiHIcm. I wouldn't bo without it."- Norrintow n Herald. Aneeiimw, sat .1 AH'-ihtim, pijpr-l-. '1 ve made a eomindwuni. ItV weal rice. too. What did Jonah find t w;de o:i wlii'ii he was thrown ovaw b ur.r'' Anirclma 'M !i, Cussr! W'hv, ln tell me, uarlinc" Aumtin-"He we'll h- the wailway. Ain't mat a v fally ia a ly. Aneliiiaw? Tok me two bonis ,o go u: nn bonaw." The rrsont ui.n riace of iss Smith, of flas;oiih:iry, acs S is no v expi nue t. She held a .'oof from matrimony for many ye.ir for fear that il he were to change her appellation the name o; smi:h mtiriit eventually die out; but a few weeks :i -- she learned that ii man ill Wisconsin !; id his n.inie changed irom irtitiili.i l ien to Smi:h. and tint decided her to take the loii-uo-laie-l step. Nor. Her. VS.en voir wife fails asleep by the fire take tin tons and poker." V.x. Pethnps a s. wake her. -iiotoii Iot. lt:i! th i' iin-ht 'fender irra elv. Ci i. Sat. Nli.t. This would be i urate Inir to s ich :e- :ion. N. Y If she's Mail. a blower let her slevp.- t mi any one the lo .m oil driukii'C i? -it up. e ei il'.at had Ken N. . I'j,-. c"' hy it is, man blows a kl.kvi of ler. loo.e Miicif j ort Time. iive saw a m.ni drinking loam blown from a letr ulnss. The foam meant, is no iLunk by th- mm iho man drut k br the Leei. N. Y. Mad. llaiites .te. South 'arolina strawberry growers are in a ferment over the fact of :w t'harlestoti firms h iving a monopoly o the steamer refrigomtors in refusing to illow any idii;iiiciKs in thi-tn, t'i o:!ering to buy i ie lorries at atxnit 4 cents pr 'piart, hen ihe si-lling price in New York is from " to ."mi cents per quart. ("ramp fc Sns, Philadelphia ahip b nlders, art to build a steamer for the IOuisiana and Te:is Kailioad and Steamship t'ouipany. She will lie '.I'M feet long, 4-' feet beam and 31 feet depth of hoid, and will Ih' designed for freight exclusively. I'ittshurg patir reports that the stil traile of that city is in a more s.-ui fac tory i-onilition ns re-anls prices than at any time within the past four years, and the different works are crowded with orders. A !ew Albanv, Ind..) firm will soon begin tiie ma.utvac: are of felt. Although the demand for this article is lar-e, il is in adc in this country io only a very linittiil extent. Some arithmetician his been figuring the Texas debt, and says it will take .L.V from ev ery man, woman and cht d in the State to pay it. In the W'isl the spring t rade hns open el with a gd deal of auima ion. and t .e aggregate sale are rejsitsl to be fir auead of last year. North C'aro'ri i h is over fifty cotton m mufacturing establishments, and is rapidly a Kiiiig lo its nuiubcr. The number of biles of coiont!iit wili lie received at Moitgotnery this season is estima'c l at l:.ci. IL kstoii real estate dealers rcjxirt a lively demand for property that pas a fair income. The San Antonio ,Toxa.st waterworks hive been completed ami work well. Ten thousand tons of i-re have recent ly lieeii leceived at Memphis. Ofatoal of 11. 1-7 dwellings Jn Hos ton 1, d- are va.-atit. Manv of the Southern r:iiIro:id ate relaying their tra-ka. Five Newark tN. .1.1 firms are now sendinjpixes and hatchets lo Mexico. Ke.- West Fl i.i elgar factories are in filil ast. OLE VinJIXVV Arrana-emenla bnt Ihe Ktate Iebt PoiBttexler Trial A lowl. Hti hmonu. April -I. Messrs. Fills ana f reach. .i rectors of Ihe ,Nw York funding As-voci i:iou of the L'nitetl iiates limiieti, now iu this city, were .ii wimuitHi: n to-f'ay with arkus .Kinking firm a-s .o me details of fund ing the Suite .'e; . The loiinal accep tance of the i r. d the bill piused l,v k.ie Ociieral Ax, :.indy. logeUwr with .he contract for having the new lunula engiav.s', will be c.u ried by the Audi tor .o ihw overuor w ho is ttovt si. a in v incheatcr tor approval. The first 4uiich ol bo uds will be ready by the nrat of June. The argument in the Poindexler triil was concluded and the caue givea to the jnrv Ihia afturnoon. I'rejud ice often rule in the phvsical treamieut of Uabics. Tiiey are allowed o aulfer and M-ieain with pain from O.bc, FLitulem-e, liowel Diaordera etc vrhen tome aimple, reliable and safe rvuie Iv aa Dr. Uull'a lliby. Syrup. Aould give almost imiue-Uaie relief and perfect eaae to the litue adlferer. Ttwn Im K. If ran want m cha;e m.'At go to t.rajaman'e. The AlleMpiei. aolti I'Mit'A'io, April 24.- THE NEGRO EMIGRATION.! R.tTIOVAI.:' or THE MOVES! EXT TIIORO- ;1II.Y DISSEITED. TbeObJeef r (be Xew England Uronp T je OI. v'rnaade to be J'onjfhi ver Afcaln. It is not to expected tint men will Hive up in a oay or without a struggle he b ise of o "raliona from which the have for a gc ri'lon ruled a nation o. H.iAHi.iKA). T" c doui.nant luia iu New iCnlaud, inciding ita offshoots iu ota er sections o' the country, something iiko forty yens ao conceived the no tion that by r isinr the banner of a nen- titnental or ei. ;tional cruuule in beiial f the niei .hey could ultimately pro duce u sot of s x-ial and noIiiicHl coridi- dons throucc.-ut tlio country uudei which it won' I be possible for them to uwuiue tlio 'i;ection of public alfairv in 1 to oxer: tn it jiower to the ajrran dizement ot '-eimelves and their sec tion for a lor K- period of time. To the. ihouglitful sti.dent of history TH E AVI I-SLAVKRY CRt'SAPK !uis two aspec.s, ono niorai and theoth or intellectual, one emiitiotml and the orher rational, one soiuime'ital and the o her pi.u'luv.i. In ils moral, emotion- a and icnti'iHiital ; s nvts, the anti- s avery cruv;.de was a movement im-i-elled by the phi anthiopic iu.sliticts ol people enj'rv iMif the benefits ofjersoii d fiw'otn themselvc, and desirous o! extending the sameor similar olen-sins. tothes. This w:uj the impulse tha. .nspireil the ihissch of the Northoi" people in their Hiitaonistn to the i is'i u! ion of sla erv. Itisnot 'orlh lint .er i in ain. mp to discuss this aspec. of the anti-sh nivulc Ixx-.-uise all theob e'ts cot jilat.-l in illiHvebeeii accomplishe here is no attempt or threat of at t iO reverse them. Hut in its intellectual, rations and ,oii-ii-al aspects, the ant i-d tvery ru cide is : ill a pertinent miiIi ect fo ' ilia v-.issMn. wause mo oiie. .s eomeiupi.i e-l in ir are mill uiiai-complilied, ati lie agitation which it inniirurated la s ill in progress, forininir a lo idimr fac tor in r irrent p;ihiicatfairs. Moreover, lie two a4 eta are i entirely liverse iti the chara. ter ot their respective im prints u oii distinct in t itillueii'fs . Ameri an p im,sriaiii-e liniruishe 1 Thus, h iv slavery ei u-.I'- a philai:. describe it i' nstory, and no radically n.itureof tite r res;tive "ii the destinv ol the pie that it is of the hizhei keep them projHjriy uis fi oin the other ch ira-teri7.ed the anti o in its emotiorial as"e-: opic movement, 1 uia s practical aspect. AS A i .l.iril'AL, DtVICK. In the for i r ctise great musses of men w ere n to do acts p. -'J by their sympalhii Incur sacriiices lor tin- sake of hum . ty, re il or im igiueii. li a sin ill gioup of New ians have taken advaa 'isiasm aiivi unselfishness ns to build upon them a Ion and to evolve ou: oi of power for the sake o. .in furtherance of then Theie is imibi't, in ol or remarkKhie in t.';i; ntrary, it is one oi ih 1 mst characteristic n tistorv of mankind, 'inat New 1-mglaud poiiticiaiib 'ling but apply to oui situation the establish in method of attaining in diplomacy, iij'iy loilowovi the bea--.urpation.all revolation. ui iiterr- ad despotism ihc latter c;i f'tiglntitl pon :age of t fie en of their neigh irty organi t lem a scheii. themselves n own amhitio'- tritisiently no fact. tn "the lonimotiCst av "iflenis in ihe small group c: uavedoiie nr time ami to oi. : td Machiavel u id.s in K!i.i They have s ten path of all and lor that Ihey have tnr :ed to practiced account for themseli ' . the physical forces which result liom tlie enthusiasms or the inlat initio: -t of honester ami less -ilcula.ing tu- i. What Charles V din for hiuijeif in i.ie name of the llol I'hunh, what L:i oieon Honajmrte aid for hiiiisHifin 'ie name of the glory oi France, and hat the Iron Nicholas fried lo do fo himself in the name oi orthodox Hum ia, this small group ol New England politicians have done, oi li led lo do lor themseives, in the name of the nigger. We are t efoit left to adopt the conclusion th the Now England group deigned to efoot precisely the resuu thai has trans -irea, to wit: The les surrectum of v..e nigger as an object ot public, attend m in me abs.iact. Tha is ail. The St. I.ouis resolutions a.e part of the progaunuo. '1 he next thing will lea Kadioal resolution in Congress instructing the secretary or War io comply w ith me demand lor rations. I'his resolution will of course provoke debate. And this uebato will a Horn dlaine, C'onk i ing, Conger, liar field e. al. the oppoi (.unity ihey crave to re je.irse once moio ihe speech they have uecn uiakiug for ilie nisi iwenty-tive eaioii the nigger in the abstract. An.. his, il is lotuiiy aiuicipa.ed, w ill me .he Noitnern .mart, lieie we have the ra lonaie of the nexro exolui t.om beginning to end. Tne premises o .uv i-.irfiand gioup uae been laken so far as me nigger himse vs.n. erned. They h ive simply d. him, aa they have always taen di. hi m. They have played anolh dieir tricks upon ids unsuspoctiti luie. Th v have induced him to the vei i i . pou i i"M o na- i-ave die country to wnose held of exe ion he isauiied by nature and by fraii ing, and they have left the m resoarceies in .leoamry w here he can do nothing bu beg. s.eai or atari e. They have se him io begging. And now mey piose lo lire ihe Northern heart anew with the carefully ariauged story ot his careful ly prepared woes. A I said, TIfEY II -VK 5TADE NO MISTAKE aloiit t:i" in tauir calcu l taern heart. The North The cry for i of Nor.herii nave loo hai themselves. I hanks to ' tleaply inter uon, their o. wool than tl ings of Wow lueradiug at rael. What the X an importati' .xnith. Out a i their own i want Congre : ii debating ,-atioiia to ve i;ave been in Homes iy the rr. Where thev misse.. ion is touching the Nor- -n heart will not be ti rod. ions falls ujoi the ears ax-paying masses vh worit io get rations lor ; he ieo;jie of the Norlli in iSuerin m are more txl in their own des.uu- .t poverty and their own aietailV prepard autfer vVimioi:i s lugger m is .. lxuis aa a cuiid of la ther n people want is not of negro ialor fi m the ival tor employment oi hands. They uo no to wate the public time ie propriety ot" issuing rani negriHM who may ugied away Imni thei. ptsji hea of Wlndom :uia of Itainev, Smalls and tne proinue Lvnch j but tl; v demand general me is- ures of relief i u will put them in the wav ol earn it., rations for themselves. Ainrording 'O ine Ncwaik Joum il, "iu tlie OtU 'Vorld, lor many yei-. uianuLicturer.' of ulu amain e bl.ie coiupie.ely ' ioiopoUai the ioie Aiuericu uiA -t.v oue Ni.vrk a mi supplies Uree-lojrtha of tie trade iu ttua coaiiuy, and is rapiu j pr wd ing iw tVeiici. aiidiieriuaacouiettora out of the, md.eU A FEW NOTES. In an out of-the-way country' place in Hancock co antv, O., lives a girl live vears old, who charms birds at will, llirds flv inio her hands and upon nor shoulders, fchowmjr ains of tfhvdi-..ss. Hven humming bird tly to her ca s es. And ail day long birds li :e ilout her window. Her parents .. 3 .guoiautand poor. Apiildownin AnU'ie has written ri ri.e . ivel for her grammar school. l. ito c. us the following passage: "And iven mh she mtie J, the silent clatter of i mule's boots was hrard alou:' the iabary nthiaii avenues, and she ki. .v -hat her iaitntm lover, Alphotise ;.o Jhhsi 15i inca, with his sanguinary an x iliaries. wore nhenoniinally near, tsiie evune somnolently Li.hr.vmose at ihis nocturnal hour, and leinin. up to tor window iio cried in oleagino is. farinaceous tones. i na lo you noyj The perspiration dood on her brow as i hiirhly Ulegrinie oscillatory perioriii- uuv ensued. ' Aceordintr to Archbishop Trench, more than 30 per cent, of the words used bv our best writers are derived from our classics. Most of these aliens retain their primitive souse. Their meaning may he modified by English usage, but tiiev cannot be applied with critical propriety unless known in the original. To avoid tiie hastiv stare which eyes olleii asMiinio in photographs. Ktiglish photOirraiuiers tiovv make auicrs io !it the dial ola'e of a clock, and ted them to let their eves travel slowlv iround tlie li''iires. The tiotary move- men, ol the eves is too slight to mier- ero with the photographic press. The Northern inv tlids who have just refurned from l-'loriiia do not think tne liberator "a thing of beauty an 1 a joy .orever. especiallv when thev get a rrip on a man's trousersr. t artuage was twe.Ky-three miles in ircumference, and w-ts surrounded by t tri.de wall with interior casements. fn these c ise.ncnt.s were sheltered .o.hoo infantiv soidiers, 6n horses an I 100 elephants. The vo'ing ladv in Sf. Louis who fell tn love with a coach-nan had an unhap- nv experience, the father, a German irewer, accused the girl of intenuing tjO tnarry the coaehnian, and she con essed that such whs the fact. He chui- siJered the quest ion several davs, and ..ien very deli'.ierately whipped the voung man before discharging him. ihe coaciiman s excitement was so lei; that he hov;i'ue insane and has een .5iit to the asylum. The girl de- dares mat she will enter a convent. While Cardinal McCloskey, of New Yo. k, will take the principal part on Mindav, JIiiv ti., m dolieating the new .-atheiral i:i that city, of which he is so ustlv proud, he lias decided to call ipon liishop Kain, of Wheeling, W. Va.. o preich the i'rst sermon in the - ure I e ii lice after the dedication cere tnony a:il ihdiop Rvan, of St. Louis, in h eveiii.i-". To )e gentlemen have willingly consented to perforin these tuties at the cardinal's request. Szeged in is threatened with pesti- etice, now that the Hoods have sub ddeJ. Eight thousand of tho ten housand nouses itihat afUicted eity lie m ruins. Nino hundred dead bodies lave been f ind tiaucr the fallen w.di. of the Catheiiral; fetid deposits of mud md slime cover tho streets o tlie n of six feet, and 'the btrtets ami . rounding country are tihed with 'ecavtng carcasses of drowned anin It is hardlv possible that these tin -rs- a ill fail to breed pestilence, ami the ir .labitai: s are seriousl v in -dread ot an u i break of plague like that of Yetli- n L- 1 " anka. Mr. William Vanderbilt will leave r Europo about the 1st of J une. He got 'i to England, and it is understood chieriy for rest and recreation. Th artxicy occ-asioned bv the will liti'.tion has :.o oeen without it.s erl'etrt upon him, ail'' a lew months repose has been reeoi i- inendeil bv his nietii(;al adviser. Theie is but one thing now in connection witu die Commodore's will which reman :s o be sealed, and this will probably be itteudetl 'o before the journey to Europe is unueriaKen. tins is tne fi.i a'.wki cash, one-half of which was to.be ip- piied to an asvluui for-old rtud disabled employes on the New York Central railroad, and the remainder to be dis tributed among anumbf of personal friends. Ihe plans tor the asylum, it is believed, are alreadv perfected, and the allotment to personal friends will prob able not be much iongei f layed. The venerable Peter Cooler h?.s a device for propelling the cars of i ic Eievatetl railroads in New York by means of an endless wire or chain, and he has written a letter to show how simple, cheap, noiseless and safe- his sys.em wouia tie. ite oacrs to mm over tho inemioi t- me iast Siile road for one huntired tiiousand dollars in taeir stock, to bo immediately made over to the trustees oi tne Looper l nion is a fund for its support, and thinks it ould be no more tnan fair that they should take it at those h.ires, inas much aa the Institute has sutl'ered a uiucii as me, insiiiuie nas suite great deal from the proximity - of the road, which has interfered with the stu- lents and cut down, the income from ihe rooms rented. iu the building that are The New York times announces the ieath in Charity Hospital, Biackwell's Island, of Aaron Urown, the leper, who airing the vear 187S was in the Halli moie City "Hospital with that diser.se. .le was aitative of New York, to which city ho returned from Baltimore -in July last, having contracted the dis ease while working as a mason in San tiago, Cuba. The Times says Brown vas treated just like any other patient, a id none of the attendants contracted tae malady. PERSOVAI. Longfellow has an inkstand which used to beiongto Coleridge. I'anl II. IIa ne, the poet, is ill at his h inie, Copse iliib near Augusta, Ga. 'biribaldi will leave Rome for Albano Ap iliT. B at Ilarte was much honored at Bri ,hton, England, on the oocasion of LU .ecout lecture there. Queen Victoria will give no state biiis this season, because her house is yet in mourning for Princess Alice. Miss 'Mary Anderson is playing a remarkably successful engagemeu. in Brooklyn. The Cincinnati Enquirer sug" "h Thurman a.-nl Tilden as an excel. : i presidential ticket. The Philadelphia Record estim. that al ready fts,00i) bas leen paid that ci. ' to witness performances 9i c ."' "Pina'ore." Mr. Jose.ih JefTerson's engagement at the ilioa! titretrt fueaire, Phda-lai-tihia. la it ween, was tue most succe. a- : il he ever playei in that city. He w.ll con iinue 'here 'Ms wek. How ut (xiai.a .t oaa .ont froja lo Uiag iu. your ihai-rjLjii U taiitli n 4 nrvr tv 4 THE COXDE.VHED SEWS OF THE I BTA FE. The Revfvaltn Wayne The Itewult of Mr. Slooo'a Work Some other 91 altera. Charlotte Observer: farmers in cer tain scc.iiua oi iie coamy, cohipiain of u.iv ln Svi.icred in re. cut ye;ua lioin xUa i.i cotton, ana iio.v in bearcu oi a rttuiedy for Lie evil. It iia clone cou- kiueraoto damage. iVnum me list ...ii eo w ce.s auuat nliouu negroes have beea arreieu in "t ivc I'oiius'' ou me c.a. e ot vagrancy ana as many more uav trfit tliab Uii cpuuiu.o report liotd sear ol ariesi ou u.e same cnargc. a ue man-cars ou me carotiua teiitrai uave just oeeu supplieu wnn the uew a.eui uiailuag caLo.icis lor use ai li; i..aiions aua ui posi-oiiloes wuere me traius do not s.oj remnariy. Tlie lulerior l'oua iue,s tne uiira Moiiaay xUay aua win nave iu lianas lull. Wayne. Goldsboro Messenger. A protracted meeting is in progie-v at i.uomisou s Luapei, a jew nines irom uolusooro, under the guidance of Mrs. Fusuue, me u.itiu iaay, aiivi j,rcat lneresi, is uiaai ilested. iloa. ueo. V. - ieois uiiiusuji' coiiintii.eU io dell ei ;-iVua- uon oi ine .;tiiies to aoiivur Lc uuuiu;- lai aaaress ou tne omul ..'day, ojsiness eagageuieaj preveuviiig linn. At isv utoiOiioOio s io nave pubnc reeep- tioa rooms ioa- ilie awouimu .UlJd.i ot tucii aa me U'a eimg paoiic as a.e not u.spoaca io put up u uiL' liO.OlS. i o- aoi oi t.ns .viiiu iicts lOiig uecn aoi'Ucd iu vhis auwn. Toe vv . oi W. ila.u oad atia tiic xi. . D. itaiiioi.i nav'O lomtiv ijasoi.i tiio large corner rooai i.i me iinjui'y lioei ouii ioig, lornieriv oj- oa.ea as a uai oeisauy, ail x itie picioe is uovv oeing ii.Lca up to oe miown open uy the isi oi Aiay iicAi. loe Ale.uo- uiaiCujiViiifiuiia i.) acccssioiis lo its niemoers.iip ihu result oi Mis. Moon s oou wiW:'b. Aooui sixty were oa- -i-.ua on toaudav, and anomer baptism will La.e piace next ouuuay, boh at me cuaroii aiiu in me ri , c. Lenoir. lioldsboro Mcoaoiii-r: The State tioci.o ol juenoir aupei.u; Court, con- lsing oi se veaiy , caocs, was euureiy uiajioseii oi oy o o ciootv ot ihe seooua iv oi iLe leiui. A number oi old cases, iu v iiicii mere was no liope ot evt r capt inug tue t.eiJiiaauts. were Jobi.aton. ldsbc ro Messenger: Tho Superior r; ol J ituiscOii anu Jones w m coa s on Id oiii.tav next. Judge iJuxton . noid J iiias.o.i court, ana ia it of Jo .es wit. ue hem bv Juuge Sevmour. A ..lejsseaejr lepiuseutaiive wnl beat Kluley Goldsbcro Messenger. The Beventy- sixtn ami .ial meeting ul tua Lumeraii ayuoa wi.'t be iieul at iietliel Ciiuich, Stan ly coi nty, commencing on VV'eU- neaaay, il e ioili oi a.prii. Cnmberland. OolJsboro; Messenger. 1 1 i prove -the colored mems will be mane in norm il schrt l at Fayjttov'iue. it w ill ue taught niiie insto a ol oignt :nouths, ana wrO will he ilroP ,,,mv.- It la All for a Purpose. C-rrspoacieilce of the News. Raleigit, April 23. Ever since this Government was es tablished, ihere have been inuli outiiils and men throughout the North, who seemed to think that the ; govern ment beJoirged to them and had to be run bv them or not run at ail. Ever since the government was formed, there have been men there, who looked to a higher daw than the constitution of the country, disregarding that sa cred instrument whenever it eaniein conflict with their peculiar views, over leaping, when need be, the sovereign rights of State and trampling under foot the sacred rights of individuals as well. The pretext now conspicuous and more to be regreted than other, is the sentimental the eternal turmoil, the everlasting; excitement kept upon ac count ot the negro. liver since our rirst recollection, northern agitators,and politicians especiallv, have been ever plaving upon the one "string, the negro. If there is any tiling entitled to pre-eminer.'-e. more than anything else in tins . for evil, it is surely the neg.w , .tdon, not only to them but mankind in gen eral. Countless millions of treasure have been wasted, rivers of the best and purest blood in the land have been made to flow; a whole nation has been 'i-aped in mourning; millions of its '-..est citizens reduced to beggary and want, constitutions and compacts have been entered into and broken; war, pes tilence and famine have all been en dured, and allou account of the negro. Y'et the wily, cunning politician of the North, neer lots down, never lets the opportuilltv pass, but seizing hold of it, lei nv the' aead! v poison, the bitter anatmimiiH ot a 8ill polluted tongue, to nnnrcjJ t. hlllliiillAA anri tmmnle - oppress, to hunniiate and trample un der foot the rights of his own race and countrymen all on account of the negro, In the j name of all that is rood for ithe negro, and J-3 rest of mankind, why not let n .done? He is now free md being pmvided for in ihe homo of his birth, and if let alone would be happy. But no, "Othello's occupation would begone." He is the fuel, witli which the Northern politi cian lights ihe torch of infernal hatred of the feotith, and without which his sro-k in ;t'ade would be lost. For the s- s: H. ei P of the peace and happiness ot our moni c luntry, negroes and all, we otliem to let the negro now alone, no lie .s an integral in the politics o cou 'fry, and must he used for v pur". owes and for the benelit of iciaris. Ignorant and couliding h i' ing bo-?n educated to believe his lor mer manf ers and owners are their pres- eat enemies, they jump at conclusions, ami winiout reaJon or forethought, run wildly into extremes and tolly. Who but negro, would have believed the stories of their leaders about the "forty acrenand a mule?" Of their sudden elevation to "social equality:"' And more rekntly of the taies told them about being reduced to slavery again, now that the Democratic jiarty ts again about to take bold of tl o reins of the government and run it? Who out ne groes coil Id be made such dd e..; and iools lUt it is all doitc tor i t urpose. I'o m ke the negro still believe .lis for mer master is his preseut enomy, and once more inllaiuo the unsuspecting mind of the North, by making them be lieve the poor negro is fleeing from op pression, ruin and death, and 80 secure cue voies of both, for Radical candi dates for odlce. Oh ! if "the way of the transgressor is haru V where will the sinner and Northern politician appexr, when the long account of ain. misery and woe is brought ap on thegf eat judg aient day in the negroe's : account against them. It ia ail for a purpose. . Tewa -k. The Irish Eellpae. Irwin Russell In the May Scrlbner'g. In Watherford, wanst, lived Protis- sorr JMacShane, The foincst asthrocorner iver was sane 1'v.r loti- before noight, wid the scoince ne '-.new, Whorivcr one shtar was, sure he could see two Qtioite plain. Could ProlissorrMaeShane. More power to him ! iv'ry claare noight as would puss. He'd a; by the witidv. a-shovin it Ins K.;iss : j . . 1 - n A poke at the dippor, that plaised hiu. t ie last. But a punch in the milky wav suited his taste, Small blame To his sowi for that same ! Now wan toime in Vatherftnl. not lonir asro. They havi wnatthe loike was not haartl of, I know. ' Since Krin was undher ould Brian Borrhoime: The sun was ayclipsed for throe days at one toime 1 It's true, As I tell it to you. 'Twas sunroise long gone, yet the sun never rose. And iv' .-yvvan axed, "What's the inat- ther. Ood knows?" The next day. and next, was Ihe very same wav. The noight was so long, it was lastinir all day, As black As the coat 011 yer back. Tho paiple wint huntintr Frofissorr MaeShane. I Tj thry if lie d Know what thife wond- her could uane: lie answered them back: "Is that so V Are ye there? 'Tis a lot of most illisant crommachs ye air, To ax. For the plainest of facts ! 'Ye'ro part of an impoire, yez mustn't forget. Upon which the sun's uivir able to set ; Thin why will it erive ver imnoire a surpioise If wanst, for a change, he refuses to roise ' Sli he. "Tliat is aizv to see !" Iteat. My feet are wearied, at d my fcands are tireU M v soul oppressed; And with desire have I long desired, Itest only Host. 'Tis hard to toil, when toil is alums vain, In !arren wavs: 'Tl., hard to sow and never garner grain In hai vest days. The burden of mv davs is hard to bear But God knows best: And I have prayed but vain has been my prayer, For Rest sweet Rest 'Tis hard to plant In Spring, and never reap The Autumn vield: 'Tis hard to till, and when 'tis tided to weon O'er fruitless iieid. And so T erv, a weak and human cry, So he rt oppressed; And so 1 '-igh, a weak and human sigh, i'or -vsi for Rest. 1 Sthe desert Mv way has wound across years, Ant . cares in lest My path; and through the How ing of hot 1 ears I pine for Rest. 'Twas always so; when still adhild I laid On mother' breast Mv wearied little head; e'en then I prayed : As now, for Rest. Ani I am restless still; 'twill 1 soon be o'er For. down the West. Life's sun is setting, and I seethe shore i Where I shall Host. Father Rvan Visitor the Jury to Chiblrey' To'iac co Factory Miss 1'ottrell on the Mlanrt. Special to ihe Virginian. Richmond. April 22, 1879. The jury in the case of John E. Poin dexler, who kil.Cil 'j. . Curtis nere o:. March 3d, were carried to the oilicc o'. Childrev's tobacco factory, where the homicide occurred, and examined the premises this morning. AW of the wit nesses examined on tho first trial wen examined to-day without anj materia difference in the evidence giren them, except in that of Miss Isabella Cottrei.. This ladv, to wiiom Curtis offered the alleged insults in the shoe store out o. which resuilea the homiciae, cauio n court to-night accompanied by Mr William Ii. Royal 1, one of the counsel for the defence. She was attired ii black and heavily veileJ. After beiti. sworn she took the witness chair ami, at the suggestion of one of the counsel for the defence, removed her veil. ENOAOEI) TO BK MARRIED. In answer to a question by one of th prisoner's counsel. Miss Coctrell saic. she was engaged to be married to Poin- dexter. lie had expre-seu ais attacu ment for her three years ago. They haa been engaged for two vears. i Tlie rea son she did not make ttas statement on the former trial was t-iat she was not asked In answer to question Iron, the commonwealth's attorney Miss Cot trei 1 said she was iio; in her embarrass ment at the former triai she nan staieu it at 25. Tins witness gave ber testimo ny in a clear and composed manner. slie whs sunjoeted to a searching cross examination by the State's 'attorney. 0..0 w as on. me staua lur nu uuur. F. B. C. uox. r. r. AttnnuD. From the Mooreaviile Oazette. We cannot further at this time re view an argument, wuicn win oeai comparison with any 01 tne man spieudid efforts made during the tei. davs' discussion of tue Army Bill i die House. Right weliahd akilifully has our Representative "fleshed hii :n:de:Ks--vord" upo:. tlie Congressionat ... fciia, an i we expe't his stalwart aim to deal maiy a blow w.ncn snail ten upon tht ranks of the enemies 01 uau atitutiouiti government. Poetry Alone, I've yet one solace left, Wh-uh cheers my broken heart, And ia that thought a thousand hope Come springing into birth. How oeauufui the vision aeems, Amidst life troubled cares, To drink a glass of. good champagne And smoke BjrDfcX's cigars From toe Capital Cigar - 9Vrt op pc site tho Postofdce.! t . ' . RATTLE SNAKES, TniS TIME A 8TORT FB09I PENX 8TLVAKIA. A Coil f Rop.Preu Cbaag A Writhing ft. tut or Rattle Nnakea .And Ttiua Uie Ntory Eaida. The Oil City (Pa.l Derrick's Big Snake Story . Zebu ion Martin and his son, who live about, six miles from Oil Civ, were engagea iu rein iving a uuge piio of .ones on their fiini the other day, wuen they juuue.ny undei earthed what seeiueu 10 oe a lare oaii of OlacK rope, Kiiotiea aua curiously interlaced. Tuu mass was as large as a husuei-b-JSKel an J was uverea witto a Jigirn powaery uostance, Baire resembling oran than atiyiiiing eie. lue sun was amniug migiiuy at ue tiuie, audas iue warm iHj id upon tue ouii the two men .iv'.eotea a sngui moveuien: iu itainany V-014S. Uia Marliu ntiineaiiiie.y yentnl suuK.es:" una juinpoa ba fc. to a sale aisuiuce. ilia sou dune, who was of a more inquumg luru 0,1 fcvjiiu, prwui oa a long .oie aud 's.ined i.p tne yield mass. me roucu tti.il wurm'.a revivea tne trinaiit rept. ics, and ti.e uoi iuiiiit reti.T anU Uie suiiace of tne o.iu was seen coVerou wiui j itues whiou twayetl to and iro, the so.nia resein- oung me oiow i.ig ol wiiivt througu 1.0 ueau leaves 01 a tree. Wiat aeeui at urai a Uoiulau k40t oogau U uurav?'. ine ians proti utiud mote and more t .no sii.iAb u.UOv lie i tnCir itnricuto coi s. is ihey appeared u ts pu !ea wuiiiLi-. -r nuaus in ti.o t-ou.or ol t.H4 Irving oa.l. it was a curious ye disgusting sight, t ie Bptiiiiii.ig a. 10. (On. o.t. on of liiO .iivteoas st'ij.c.uo as iiioy einerea irom .lieu- wititoi s naj, auu ttiv to ecui .01 a wattr.iua 1. 10. n viii.i r mu feoiiuga oi appiCiio is o 1. UntjOi t.ieijicii plotted up a aiuali tn aim toasoa it 11. to tne riiiutig niaAo tn oruer to "stir them ap, us uu e-v pteaatia iu 110 Siicceoaed .noot eueciuu.ly. it.e bail 01 aiiakea ..i ajiai t u.iu uictusuu bohio or 00 rattiesuaKi s of an &tus, coerea wnd a .vunis.i s.i ne, wlnco iiil exueu irom .neir ooun-s and , eruaj.s sdivoa as a means of piUJoang itium lioin the dev ei'i.y o. ne , winter, , .ijipioiigiuy .nuat).i, me venomous repti.es lasuud .neir tans 111 niry a.ia giKiea over each Ot.uer witti sai.ri.-iiag aguiiy, luoir ungit oouiiwg 'vtiUi 0401. eiue.it, tuen- moa.iis wr.u open an 1 loixed vongue pi Oti Lidi.tg as tucy ii.3.-ea uo.i ance at tueir pio)cutois. One nugo tup.iie, neany eia. iet in 1e11g.11, wnu 4wonea ooiy, ratsea itsjil nad lis .eagtu froui ne ct tuerol tuo groap,and .arnlng its flat, l.giy iieau towuia the uui'auem, opuned wtuo t: utoui.ii and vvayea to una fro, uitiig angrily, .vnotiier stone witu ttiioWn, tuio .une a ,uua-i.e,i one, ciusiiliig ana iiiaiuinig .ua.ty 01 lire ieptilus 1.1 ita Ian. xue joo.it) wa-i .ni1u y ij igntiul iu duscrioed oy one of tue a.e'.'iatoi s. a.u t.ieir agony .ue snan.es writiiea 'ana iiis.evl wita teuouoiea lury, twisCinover and over in uie oiooa aia snuiu, wune loo un- ' tiijurea ones uscapoa noui tueir w ounu ou companions aua gnaea to.vaitl U!6 ..lartins witii iieada upiif.ea ana tut--ling ouiiuoasiy. xota men ciiiiowi oagea taat iiie wema ni..o 1 igueiicJ .viieii iney sa.v the aoaaiy iVtne jOiiig straight, icr tueni wim w ei ent pui'jjoso oi revenge. iAJn-uiving .ue aitaaao.i iooeu ueiaea.y un pioasant, tao two men anuoa ilieiu eives w iui stout cluii and oean mi. .ug ihe serpents. imtige 10 aay 11.0 oieeping loe wore so abii taa iu was acoooipnsuea witu giertt,Ainucaliy, and ..v x . un .11.IVJ b'lti ... v m fc,. . ... , lel tO iCtreai to escaj a tue ueatny tauga. At last ine worK was ac,cm4..iic 1, and tne oattie-uoKi wxi strewn witii ine deatl uouies 01 siiaitea of all sizes, Irom ine luge "King ' 10 Uhiihiutivo yoaug ones. Hie larges sportea l rallies, a tiopny vmcji idr. .i.truu cut ou ami ioo aome wim him lo convince uisoeliev eis in 111s inarveioui e-tplon. riliy .iix snakes woi'O laia low. The Urea teat UlcMdlrifc. A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures every lime, and prevent Uia tvtse oy Keeping tue oiood pure, soui ac.i regular, Kianeys ana liver ui-tive, t.10 greatest oies.Mrtg evef co.nerred i.k.i man. nop ibttai is t'lat renieay, a..u iu propriotAJis are oeuig ole.aea oy -.10 asanas who wave 00011 savea and ;ui-i)d oy it. Win you try n ee anoiner coiumu. Tobacco anil Megar. The best aud Uuest aj.'.o.unent at Vausou a 2,5()0 Bushels Urown Wufl's at Mar! n uia Osoora vrani ana vuyaMrv it i .ue un.tL teed lor mncii co.v. Wm. Woollcott has Just reroivod fi r n a banni upv stOo'K, a lot, of Jiata, 000. s, dhues aua ciouiitlg, and ue win sell lue n ;ueap lor casn. A. case 01 apriii: can- joes iist arrive 1 at Wooueo.t a. w Electrlt Uplift. A sure cure for ne, vous ilebility, pre iiaiure decay, exb lUatiou, etc. i'uo jniy reiiat.e i:aio. Circulars uiaiieJ Vee. AlUte) J. A RitKeM, 4J Caat- Brau' ini'A siiliara roole. I am genoral ageut fcr thl State for die ceieora ed iiruusw.ck JUl i lialkaa milliard tables. 8tjeci il inaucomuuia ilieretl tosaiom keee'sC M. IIill, itaieigh, N. C, Cuy lio.lui War at. It ia to your ftttereat MMutw hat Payne liros.are no w making the bent cricks on Una uiu-Kln aud adding tiiem .ower tiian the lowest. They can auord .t as they give the busnuaa their undi vided attention and being practical iien know how to miko them by economy and pf b-t quaiuy. luey use tue well known and long ried "Crab Tree Clay" winch is unaui iassed in the gutUPof Nortu CiM'diiia. vVe guarantee our brick and work to .five perfect satisfaction. For further iiformatlon call on uyne Aiicoii, Vgent, corner Will, and Davie Mi a., or atilreHM, Pavj Rbos., ir. O. llox To, ttateiu c, Parlor Bajruiello i'atole. I am State agen: for the aale of if. .iedgraves Parlor liagalelle Tables, Arhicu are now ao rasniouaoie in private amities auu aaiowiis xsortn, jm. lhl.1jH, ivaieign, . u, Saiteble. i A Urge and utiu. line of the latest styles in Men aui Iloy'a clotti ng. IUuck goo la ana Diagonals a specialty. D. 8. Waitt A 8ro., Clothiers, Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C. The lacker Houae. This hostelry has not long been ope ie 1, but has already made itself a favorite here ami with the traveling public Tne fare is good, the rooms lavorable, while the location Is ve'v convenient. These many ad van la; are appreciated. beaaouable. We invite bayu.a vo examine our large aud comine stock of Summer bate for men and boys oall ml R, B. Andre watfc Co., Clothiers aid Hatters,
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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April 25, 1879, edition 1
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