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SAIilSHUKV, N. C
X FKHUUAKY 24.1871.
VOL. VJ.
NO. 8.
1 '
cimajaoirz- nxAan rimes :
WARSAW
MAtS. MerMW'tlir iinvni'imr uii. 1
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n'm-wirmi .-
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uacti tHke( ff i'i W 'limit . 1 tin Wat-
auluttu tu u.iu:-iictl:t. to
bum'
MV
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Vi .. , 0 u. 1. 1. . .
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via Miiari. fur W'ifkH' Tu -iv, lliai
4.r,nfJhat..Hr Uatf W.l..lH.r..'.
d-V, Thr.. ijf.Mj).! 8tf7tiv, aa.ryuu.r,
irtlmUtflTTlti.
CQATBAV v 1". T1 rli fT'ir.Y 1 1.1. 1. JM',
WJ'iKK li K : 1
Iaro lin'.hiuii Kiwi KomlAliir train rrwtn
t..T. TT!"rn l.'n:ul r.t Jinf,,,n niter
trail from Km.-tte. il .. .till r. oai
lll.t .V
. . u. I:
KiLUl AKD Iliuli ir Sl.l i.-i.. wi
laoa Uil.
Offlcat Hutrr'li"t'-:. S,,'cm.
L. T. I I.I MMUNS.
Hjiet. 18, 1870 tf '..i i 1 a- i..r
iiiti-nrr n est r n i: r rn.i ! s Vu u a r ii.
Thr ircal
. fj . fj .
Wm. Knabc & Co.,
ilKi r 11 1 ri;i i f
Orand, Square and UpiiLt
piano to u ri:s.
iJAirnioiii:, .m i.
TaM In.tl itmliU Lavr I -.-i; I
Marly Thirty Ver. ', ! t ' ,;
aloD. atUinr.t n a I,,": I i i-. " I'T. i,' m ll , I ! li
pronouiui-s litem iii.jhb t . Il,v r
t o n r.
OoajbtM (Treat jo rr iei !:. m l f.i ' 'L'i'iv
quality, well u. tli'''.ii rmity uf lni,n,i,' u
54 8weetaeiM.tl.r..ii!l..i.i .l.-.it.i.- . aio. 'I :. i
t ( i; c ii
U pliant and ela.tic. miJ es.t r. 'i fi,-,- fi-m tU llft
n.M fused in imv p ,,i,,.
IN WOK KM A-NSII I I'
they ar. nowpi il.rt uine nne l,ut the mtv 1. i
aeaaontd mater.al. the laii'e . ,..la'eiiiil.,. -tmi.r
bnrilie. .nl.leu U) kproiitDiii,y m iti inei.-e
.loek of lnmtcr. .V .. en !i i-,l. t
J J- ill uf on i Sltfi II n.i. ! .-v.- i,rr,-
TvJTetitrmic -a:r' jut the ,":'-f' T,-,-.
HCfWiwonlJ ,j"';f;;il itt.r.'nn ..i.- ..t
improtemcntii lii ( imm, I'm- - am, "i
MBiKIM. I'.te.it-l- h-.;h-! 11 I vi,. ,!.. !, I i.. :
the l'ian uewrer - ' ' u t.r.m I ' t
tuinvil.
Evtry Piano FuU-i W.tn-.ihh ,1 t,,r l 'r c
) i ..
W lmve ma.lf arr., n tr-u , i t- f"r t' -','.' ! '
ale Aireni'V l"r t' im' .Ii't..i I' , i i . k ' i
"iiAwa anil JIki.,ih "I i, I w.iv. I -a e
JJ.itti'i.ui x, Mtl.
Sept. 9 -3fi fim.
DAV)0X Cot'NTV. S
To all Whom it ma ft concern.
Notice it hereby given that I ahull at
tend nt m oQice in Ie.xington, on tin-12 th
day of March lt7I. to taUe t. stiin,nv and
ascertain w h are the next of kin of Thoiii
ns C. Crump deceased, late of DaviiUuli
County.- A l9 to tako mi Hceotitit of his
estate in the hand l ailiniiiin1rat.tr ; when
and where all persons, interested, may at
tend with their evidence.
I. K. .JOHNSON".
' .J u.lye of Probate for
I).i iilfJon r.iinity.
Lexington, X. C. Jan. 17, I70.
( prjee $5.)
Tim Table Western IT. C B. It.
XAKK8 KFEK.CT uTtt .SET. Ip70. .
OOIN'G Vi'liST. GOING LAST.
Jrn're.. I.rnrr.
"u.lJ am aiitiiiuw. . .
6,02 ih li (17 " I liir.l I i'k.
666 " 7.1" " S'tatesvillc.
.( " ' 8 07 " ('Htmvijii Sta.
8,68 " 9,(HI " Newton.
,40 f !.4 " 'flick iry,
10,53 " '10,3(1 " lesid.
11.10 ' jll.16 " MorL-mt n.
11,69 18,04 " fhriilireu-atet,.
13 48m! I. Msriiui.
Arricv. Lfitrt
at) mi
7 2U " 7.2.')' "
6 23
5 3(i
4 d '
4 0(1
3 I.") '
2.2ft.'
1 6 2S
6 35
4.60 '
4 01
3 20
','2.21 '
lii
tTT Bnakfst unit Shpir. at Ktalvilie.
1 ept. 53, WW
38., i.
x BARBEC'S H 0 T E L ,
J PrOSITE It A l LU( )A I) DE POT.
Ten wce rout where the Cars sky.
Best of porwrs. in attuixtsnco at nil trait s.
Mill Mtn lies fuf Hsleia t,-e this I piwr itnily
Psssengsrs disthb'lid to any (.oiutst short
by private convevsnce. I
Grateful fur the lilioral patroosire of the p
b UUl
past we
t-r i. Bierit cpnWnnance of Hi saijie.
. HUU. U M IT . . , 1 w w . - O
i . l AuttA,t..li ...luikf mip viiut.
B 'llBFtr.
rrnprictor.
1 HI . .
" TTT ITI'AV .m the snl.srii-
.
her before fllC last traces of it has
disappeared, and get onje of bis
f'Acii). ilhirtihtc truii- jjiaiii.-iiuir
Monnnwita, Twrbs, or llea lrgtoutis. at ir
ees that will dejy competition.
All kinds of inaSI,. wi,rl at reduced pii. es.
Order, solicited and promptly at cmioU to.
Civil and examine his work o-ml h.r his
prices before buying elsewhere. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Vard nmirly opuosite the Maiket Iboise.
1 OUiiUflS.
3-3ir
Sfil'shtirv. N. ('
Soulhern Land Agency,
PKitMlXS W IHi.Ntti (o jiuuhase -iii'l
I.ANOS. will .'.o well lo rail on M v.;v ( r
A Pnnh'am. li re i-rerr-.l t.. i ' '! " -Uforroatiina.it
i-.-ritlv'-. -ii I-'" ."i
Ail lttm ii,,iitf ,1 to i! . ni. at tin-- )...
t t. N
lciv prompt att.'t't. nn.
CltA VVKMHIl I'I'M! I
n'fiTl&ly sati-l-iirr tro."r.-i
1
RemovatT-J. arstocktonr
UAH lil.Wn'. I ll ! - 1 o- I. i 1 -'i
tl'.(H. iu-t 4i.' 1 ti. k irn -i .TTJ
lif. tt. y- ri- ns. . I .
alt lii. "iM prtriw .ni
th tMsl as4 IttU st Kti av
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4,-4 tii, Vfry f.-i pf tl.ow tl,
1 liver i y m rallv il.c nri;-iii nnt lnvi!vf.
Oh tl.o I ivr iili
nil.NlMMON
Livi:re i:i:-i ia roir,
h r ..irii..n 1.1 rt ai.u iH-rlt, narnrntwt
ir.. !! 1 : , 'lil 1 . iri.d t mi ilil lui ll.UH In Mliy
Ilk t t-i-u i;t-(t hv Jiinuril, nii-1 kntiji
li ,.,..J.. ,,... one. U I lie l.e-1 I.I..U. -
1.11 iuu in,.! I,.uiiiiei I ri paratioii. evi r
itll'i.1' ii.iiK nil,' I, .11 lilies. Iri 1
r . 1 . ., 1, t , . 1 ...i..iu
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l-l-f.liliv. it i lle lo liny
lir-in-ii.i.1, lieailnelie,
,ijtili,i',e.lirene;.ii'k 1
Regulator.
iii.11 I.e. tl.rwiiie .liarr-
t -II. ,. l H.l.ln.t.
E
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SOUlIin-n PianO U.U11,. , ,he ki.,,Hi; ,;t,....i..;. el.ilK '.l I and then we have committed, have not a alorcaid in furthcranc. of tbe wicked j cannot rent, and which e.tct.d .1. U
. . .,f it,.. Kliin iu.l.i.iiiv .f iti LUnrft in. Ian- , ,i.. v.,iw.. I.. l .il..,l m iv ... .In., and unlawful decia-tii of the laid (1. . ' ""If inllueoco beyond lliu lontiunof tin.
Iraenterr nf-
,.t w '.m ,'"r ' -'. r! - v 7 ... ...
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Kih'.ur unit l'l 'iju ii Ivr.
it v n of m in iiirniiN
(Ink Yi:ii:. pai "tl.Ie iji a,U an.-.-. ...
Six MumiiA, '
5 ( ',.,i, I., one a,l,lress
10 t 'i t" ite l.l rei... . ......
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I'lli. r adverti-e
Ol,
i. r.wi
Nsadyvrtisi iiients.
( its ti:a;t hatks
SI'Al K.
i
1 $r)ihr. ?2 ."( :t 75! ' (M) TiO $ lit 00
2 SmaJ-ca. ,i-4 50 G 25; ti 50 !.') 00 li'J.OO
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4 8q wea. 8 00 1 1 00 1.") 00 25 00 M7.50
t Column, i 1 1 00 IG 00 20 00 :U1 (Ml, 45.00
I Column. 18 00 24 00 ; (Ml 45 (HI 7.(
1 Column. 2S Oft 40 00 50 IK t-0 00 130,00
From the N. Y. Tribune, Nov. Oth.
' iJETTEIt FHOM GOV. VANCE
A WELCOMB rot! yORl Hi -TtX SKTTtERS.
To Editor the 'lrihvnr,
Sfp.: A genlh man of yum city some
time ng wrote me ibal .1 consid. ral.b
nttmbei' of persona fioin the vlaie of New
Turk contemplated buying a lurgeTTriicl"
of lundJf in Wct-ti iii North Caiolina, Cuu
I cliire'doing so wmld be glad to have my
opinion aa tn win ilfe-r a colony of Noitk
ern settles would be welcome nod entin ly
safe in4hat. region. If Is fuoi'tifyiiig" "in
tlltrcxTn-rne trr have s h ijuistitma Ufk
rd. H llo-v vei v eiflen are, liv inuUigeiit.
tolV.lft"rif-Thp'f 'tifrrrl Static. -;-TjLi:o pad.
t-ommofitaVy, either upon the flleof law
lessness which it t).i'eptiPU)B.t".i-.-l.ft....'Xlt-f'
VrxTor jtiioil .the uiicci tipulcnis rejireseii
tations of partisan ik wsjiapeis, which
gives fifse iipiessions to strmtgerS. I
earnestly ejeeire,- on the I elnilf of the real
inti rests of my Slate to address a few
woids through your columns to those w ho
mk pitch (jireswrtst' -i-HMiWimaeiy-ae-'
(iMainted, socially and politically with tbo
U-elings and disposition of the people of
North ( 'aioliinv aiid bavo been for many
years. tfTbefcbas tow a sfrf'gfeinFtiinre
of resislalice to legal proeegs since the
i enveri.meiir ot tlie I iiileii Mates lestitniM
I iiileii .States i.estltlKKK
imiiliiiiiiv i.vi-r limn I hve ni ver bra id
o I it. If any judge, sheriff or olber.i fH-
ler haTbooiViiil ri od iToui oxocinTng. tlii-'"
l.:w by four of h sistance, I have novel
heaid'of it. If anv mitrii"e, or oven in-
suit, such us one n an would nfler to no j
oihi r on iii'inl ti rtns, lias ever heen oiler-
..I to a oolol title, settler from llie North. :
wl o r, nie to live nnd be. a settler "among (
- lis, 1 ha v .- nV-'vor l.eii Vil of It;"'' 1 f ibero Is a'.i
p'oition of tin State -tihiw such persons i
would not t,! (aceily unit gladly uelcom- ;
oil, w tieir tin v came lo tiny our vacant
, . i .
my
la
anils
find cast m
atid lor evil,
their lot n iih us for
.JOOll
w iV
I -know not which r '
. it is. On
the" rtintrai v I know
that i'lfe liTTvT
' .'. 1 de Ti of o u r T' otile is I
I,, s. clue ti e h
ig up el' the land with
imm-graiils. Nortlioin, luropo.ni, or ;rny
'.:'l..i -ll'.t! cell liii e.ipilf.l, lliril'l ami
e....d fi.'i--i-sb', with them. A. .id I know
: i .; ail mi li ':', 1 i- Wileoimd - gladly.
ru rt, ail sin U- iii l.e as sale as ll.ey can
I i i,i, w hen- i ii i iu '.h.
I'',? trfe wyl.av.e no love Air u class of
.' ilvi n tut i I" .call, d ''oa i p t bagtreis," by.
ill iVTiTi We :i;i a;i iI.om n Ik
I III W e lit. Itl li.osl wild COUlOToT
il i I. i!s (".. ; lot tho.-e wbocotile
:'. ii,L l Uiil:, bu.ld ilie.Ui'ir, lo Js j. lli
,b.
-.'!.. ..:
f-.irn'. :
to t j5,.!
c. Jll.ii y et t;ie
! .-ft i act. .1 t as to rci.ik r tht-ttr-joi-il
v t,iio!ia to our people, and
CNif l Us. ill living ci n ili Irt tjiat
L.. .. 1.. ........ .,1 ,(, i.-iiillliink
- () xiihcrn tomi is cfia)lr. I rli.t
Ill . . , ....;...!!;.,.... i.
"i '"'I'l'"" '
' Innirrrrl. It i trur llml ltnvt oiiur
.In ! iticoHfiilriair i.n.i.li nil g n ' cul
' r ,,,, ,,. wio Holilicr In
: i4Vf. ,., ,v,inril 1.. i.fr.i.i from I lie km
t.n,..i.-u, , . N-.r j.i i
i If ml to deny tint lliirr art' aome 01 tin
! l,iu. rnr of the war Hill runklinjc In
.
li ! I., i- ttf
but can not ai-iiaiblc
ittr iiiiiiif i
, , I . r f
, I'liarv, naka .1.1.10 .llowanr f..r tbial-
,Ca bT nh vkioiitiua flqnjnim.
' ilv, rmieidi r tbf blllifea and fi-.trrinff
woui.ilii uf defeat t And on tlii" whole,
u-k von ir u enndid, petieroim matt IM afon-Mid, wrll knew tbut tbo ciilifl
lle w liiclt joii 1iiiv frued aiiionr thu j cite lumle tirM -Hoatd of Internal 1 111
khtt l -l", l"f tl";rr
t 1 i n Imi of lliii rne'ii. bm of vtol.i.
... . .11 1
, , , ., ,m ,.v,.r fr.,.(.jM
, , .- ..
t loll III III W. Ifl 111 KK'lMl ai.litlUlt' MUIKIL'
I enniif liave lint
- 1 - -
1,1 nave Unix .1. in ineip it 1 1 iianre
III ll If tot V 1)1 N nilllC llllIOII;il HUIiiniKill
M, ,. Vrnt. iind a iuirp n iiid I ri nrn from
it. He i.t lilnedy anil clniotlc UiMHiler lo n
tl.ile nt l.w mid ijliiel labor 1 In Jiivinp
. . 1 . 1. . 1.
I retiiike to Mien neta ol vintcncc a now
1 wiw - vi mi. a m 1' v" v. t to
credit fur the pr-'preM e Imve really
made Inwaid the .,1,1 channels of industry
in, .f ji-'ce Mo anvil i ml!i, ii uilv
th. H. k (ii'd lor the fiifety which him a!!eli
li il our r,",tvrin u liiniiii"' ibroitli the
(ll 111
lalizi ll
null, tin,
ol.li
i;i iu
led
iirmi.A, t Iii- LIT tor liatre.i anu iiinoity nn
inoiie. ol civil war ? I'olilicitl In at uliou 1.1
not , Iind our even to then- things, fir
they Mill fin in a loiioim j'.'j;e in our an
naN Therefore, sir, I appeal to all who de
sire to live in Ninth ('aiolina lo conic on
in prelect coiifideiice, both as to welcome
and protection, 1 he lieliN of iinlusti v
that open to hi In re ate unbounded,
the soil rich, cheap and piodiicin'' nt, mi
I ... I , 1.1 1.
ll. Hilly almost ivi-ry article known to)
Nmlli 'J' mperate Zone. 'J'he i limate is ,
III
surp.
Ion tlie .niei lean I. iii.iuiciii. :
Zi i'.i I ii". H V.im i:.
TlUNtJS THAT I. AST.
I.i I .!. imw look
that " ill never w,
at s, Hie
'..fill SI
thii
i ar out.
i have ollen lieaid a poor blind gill
gwci llv.i-iiii:. 'Ki' d woids w iU Tjiii'..'
Oh 1 we belti'vii i Ii.i', time artf among the
things that 'will never wear nut.' And
we nre tld in Gd's own bunk to be
'kind oue t ftiKither, leudur-hcurtt'd, for
givirig one another."
Tim word ilil llie Lord w ill never wenr
out. Though the grafs shall wither, titul
the fl.i'wer fall, as', tbo word of the
LoTd etidnroih foreror. 1 Peter, i, 24. 25.
, The Ffmif the rightVous ill never w oaf
out. I hey w ill live in the joi Id to come
as God shall live; but the death of the
wicked shall Instf forVvcl'.
J'he j ,vs of the kii'tidom of Heaven
will iteVrr wear out. The phasnies ol
lhisw(iild will soon die; but the ei joy.
monls id that v oilij a ill never i ud.
The crow iMifgbiry w ill nevef wear' nut.
The ciujni of iliiviniier ju ihe Olympic
gaUK H soon i 73ded ; the t-rowns ol kind's
nlHcear out ; but I he ci n of 'glmy will
novii fuie away. 1 P.-ti r v 4.
Tin- cw soi.e ' i i l li x er wenr out. -
o In at soilii't':. , - 1 ! i some nt i,inr Inn. s
are woin tlireuutiii' ;iA,ut I but will never
be said of the new -ong.
W hich ill o.i eiooset The lasting,
or that which wasti s away ? 'I he ihmgs
of. time, or f (leiiiity J Will you choose
ivenl b honor, fame, or ilie jny-a of hcuv.
en, eternal lite, tin- crown ot gmry tttin
'iioV song V Miiy God euitl le us to make
- wis fboice fittdtimk'dhu.liajLSJL
choose to servi'.ihe Iud.
A NEW AUTICLE OF IMPEACH
,;-.-,3,-..IKXT'"'-V!",,"""','"'"
Thes House bus preferred a new article
of . imponchiuenf against Guv. Hidden,
which will bring'' to I'rglit some of thr
mysteries of railroad management under
bis administration. Tbo people may, now
got some insight into the mode by wbich
llie fcTate"w'as swindled" out of nilioiiiy'
a few men wlio? wer" appintcfl by, and
In tbe confidence of, the Governor.
TlieJollowtMg l-lh f'fc"8"JJ2iai'?
. AItTI.CI.-B IX.
That ihfi "said "Wi'liinm V. Htdden
ifiovertior of lh; Stale of Nmth
Llluiolinn. unmiiiilful of the dmies of bis: .
Asie-mVelii- neitt i.f ibi. Si-ite, did j
! oil or about tlie. 9th day of Jniie, A. 1)., '.
! isf.il, wilfully! corruptly, unlawfully, j
and tn
violation of I, is until ol ollice. and i
i , i ; : V . i ,i- i i
mni'-r co
or-.
ill Ills Said (dhce, and con-
siiirillir Viilll
Ouo (ieoige W. Swepsun
and .l lwr evil 'disposed per.-ons to !e-
fraud the1 Strtte.' tif : North CafnlitiS, TgTi f
'disposed ier.-itis
and issue; as -1 remlent tx ojfiao, ot the '
lioarn oi .iiiTeiu.u i inp.nveiueiiis, an, or- .
ii i : . . : . ..
dor u,iecnn(j in
Freasiiier of the Stftf: I
to sifbsciibo, on behalf of the State, the i
eniii of two millions six hundred and si- ',
tvsi thousand iloilas, and lo issue bonds
-of-nrw' ftiale that 'innniiiir tn thi' W.esM'ni
I lisyision oi. iue tt i stem . on u t. a: olma
Kail road CoAipatt , tiltfiong !i the said. W
W. Ho'ileii, (iiivi n or ,".s a foresaid , wy II
Uiiew that the Pn .-ieetit jf'said If i 1
li. ad had not, as ;:s 1 1 (j nil i ,1 by I no;
yeiiili.dto said l'matd if iietau-al lni
piovi lui'tit thai "roji inl ii.iiivii.als, cr- ,
atious, ccjiiaiin s or ool.t I actio s, hail
to the oa pital stock i I s i'd
..Jiiflieii lit anioiiHt lo "''!, f t ie
,f H-hf Slim of t.w "'Iniil'ons
t-' t l.ii:..!r, d ami sistyix tlii us.ii.fi did
bus, ai d That five perci l.t tin reel b id
bi on no d in e-uh.-- as wis nouinil bv
l.w .
1 Irfil
siib.eribi il
ff'ritli l,y, il
t If
An J ihe id Willium W, lfohlep,
Governor a 1 foresaid, 'fa further dlfrrti
1 jrtrJ ft said oath oft tiTicr'and the In -
Irrrill i.f lIlC lMitl 4f Jtie Klilc ml
- . . . 1. .. '
c iijiin;.r wiiii n .owfp.nn tna
t . f . 1 f '
a
- oIIht 1 vil diajma.a iiUi to wronf
and 1I1 liaml tlir Male w ,orib Catnlina,
di., at lWJcut, M (itfiv. vf the li..aid
; iutpi0vtio.-tti4,.j!j;u a,.d i
1 mc rarr in un 1 inwnr ui in. rnn
. altri rling liiui to mbae'lb', ou Ukalf oi
. m m .it
i ib Mute, thr mm of fmr milllnn of dol
l.r, and to iaano buuda of llin Mate 10
llmt aaionitt, nd 1-Jivfr ibrm tit tbo
J'reulcu of iho Wrtf. pfjiaioo of llio
"Nort Carolina Knifroaa Cifipanr, -wliin
1 , tbf" mhI iIImio . HoMcti, dovinior
.p'yr'P'T1 tr Meorgr nwiixiti ,
1 riei-nlein i.t aatit K.md' "t&at onn y.ii.
1: . : 1 1 I 1 . 1... ... ,!...
L,l JulUl. had bee.l 'aubrlbid by ml
!....: 1 : 1.. 1 t ,.
llll, l IlllllUieu BI1U llllll I " II I IIOIIW
1 . . . ... f, ,, , ,
- " in niuiw.tu.ii., iin,u.n,
to
w. enui rum vui-
n tmnv, aiU "iliat live per cent IIiimcI
Imi been ixii iu rutli," rtquiu.l by
Inw . wim tuliie and fruml ilei.t. and wit
mule hv iniil ll V. Swetnuii. I're.idenl
. . ' . o
Sw I, urn. . A . IIuTiIeii. TTOV(Vl!nT-
iiIom raid, iiiid other to wtotig and de-! For w bu aball say ihfct it 'u not a iii
fiauil liie ptoil people of thi State, wlo ie- vim r ft In rule the bent than to coti
by the said William W. Jloldi n, (iov- 1 viuce the mind f Who shall say that the
i riot a. nCireSHid, has hrrmht bis odioe smile of beauty, the "htavinly ihctinic
of t.'oveinor into coi.lemot. nnd Wasthea i of the rv ," and the P(,f voice of unlit-
ami th, i,-, in manner unit form as nfore
sai,I ,'Miili v ot mii-ciui.liict in olTicc, and
if li ,!, riiini s and uiisil, tin un, in of
In,- against the C'oiistii ul;.ii and law. ol
mi id Male mil H"aiiiet '.he peace, di''niiv
.ii.i
I init n st then i f.
tiii:
( A
or
ItKI'KAL OF -THE TEST- !
II A LAW Tit K MK.SSAfiK
un; i'iti:.-iii:.T.
A'.st!iNU lo.wlYb.
jt J',,.0i,,M,t'H
U The follow
lnes.le lo t V.i
Z r" :it the. bill re-,.-
1., e. uie a la :
tn (f-iv iiiiii.-.ni.rir
tl test ...I til 1,
,i.
.s'. 1,'i't it il lfiie J Jitj'i'iM ii
1 h.-iv, this day Iran-iiii: f i d to the
S.-ii. ile the announcement I tint Senate bill
No 21b, "An act pit scriliing mii OHlb of
ollice lo be taken by poisons wh.particl-
Ju.led i.i ili IjIm r..L.-1'u..., buL.Jli
not disqiialiiifd from holding ohije by :be
lfth ane-iidmetit to tW .(.'mstil'titin yf
the Lnitiil Stales," has Im-ioiiic a hi if, iii
the mauiii r fTi scribed by llie Constilu
lion, without 1 lie- sigtiiituie of the Presi
dent. If ibis wore a bill repealing the frst
onth roqttireil of persons appointed or
elected in ollice of profit r honor, it
would jneet my Approval.
Tho t fleet of
the law, however, is to relieve treru Taking
n iresi'iibed oath ujl those pi i suns whom
it was iiiton.led lo exclude from such -off.
fires, and to require it from nil others.
By this law the soldier who fought and bled
for bis country is to swear his loyulty,
while the general who led annus to oVcr-
. . . 3 . . 1
iiimiw tlie itoverumeni .-is aomnwu
witbivut it, I cannot affix my ntirnc to a
law nbich disciimmatis against tlie
iinbolders of tlie (lovernmont. 1 believe,
that ins to exclude those by an.nath of
i, nice who are nut excluded by the Voli-
stitutiou, and who are the choice nf 'my
al voters. Hut whilst relieving t hem "from
an oath, I recommend the releasw olso of
those lo wbrrm the oattt ba noappJjeauuii.
- G. S. Gsakt.
. .
:SEA' AND QUEEN ELJzi-
i BETIPS ItlNG.
1 - &
" T3 vpfy Imd k nows-tbe; S t of yf
ling bating been sent b V t he V.ari of Es
sex.'wTifiT' uiidcr' coiid'eitiaTtoTi'fis-'
j he Countess of btineniifn, wliUetjuiied
it till she was on hej own death-bed,
w hen the token was' dit'jHitched, with
coTifessiori, Jo the Queen. Mrs! Wary
Anne Everett Green, who has jus etrjted
mid Publit-hiid in London the "Ctilftidar
oi- &tat pappy s I'mta lfi 42.J'4:.J5fi3
thinks this stoiris confirnit.'d by- the
document given, in her volume. Jlniroof
Of this. sb citt'O the fiillowiiipUextracrs
firm two letteTi-wkfiinjiiJr !HfiP
by Authony Hivers to Italian corespon
dents at Venice:- ...;.,:.....,;....:..,.
" Tho Countess of Xotinghnm is desd,
and her husband, llie Admiral, kerp bis
eloin.ber, nn.uriiiiiy in lArnest. The
Quc( n loved the ouutoss well,, and liath
much lamented 'her dVnth, remtihnng eTer
sfiioe ill a deep melancholy that she uiVjiiI
i. i ii- j ...: i. L.1....1. ,.r
(lies .lieisetl, airi eo.noiain.iiii iiiiit . , i
null
y inlii rntties wiioiowiin sue soovieui
suiftleoly I'o lie overtaken, as linpimlliuiim-
fiofl- in Iter Trend, relies m br boiH'S,;ind
eonimoal ool.t its tier tigs, lu skies a
iminuit; m ui; ... Jv... ....... i.nu ....
insomuch us she cannot abide discouisi s
of G (vori.ni( nt and State, but deliglitetl
to hi ar obi Canteibiiiy tabs, to w htcli
she is .veiyKjtttentive ; -at utliei
I lilies
imp'tin nt -aitd-ft4y-
poiie if
Com. til, tut Societiiiy, dare 4ome in her.J
p,o.re. o. -Ail .no in a .inii,, at Court ;
s"iuctf.r pi'seiit (i.iimer, nt ut rs don i't
it-r Whl no; e.ij lino. ' past the month ol
Mnv, I oi '-l ii rally- nn of opinion thai
-whe c.,: : i.-t n ei p.u-s anoi hi r Winter.'"
- Tl.- pa Va ''-' fioin .jJu seeyHid lotlory
ti iii fen nn li.e an." day, runs tliils :
' J lie Illinois ol Alabl-Hoi ni ill II afflict
lit.- .J',oei, ; slip li.!s i'jbjetr
ike. I oi,jtesrt .Tf
ill at I. ' lit. loll
."ttii gli.iai's d.-ath, rests
us to u-e the air in tire
il IV. anil-ieb'JaiiiS I
her moat, n sij-'liug
le-ilmn-- usual Inmi
livsii. aod sustii-.
cio'is .,roi!ie atnmi ljer 'as jll -affected." J
WOMAN'S KliriVK.
1 .. Man m's? tie dominion of itif Bill d. It
I U iimiii' i.nn.nlii' It rnt ll.- I , r
i f - " -
1 .
I ! . " .'' " "'
ana iiinra induiinr ro.pirt of t!ip lirart.
1 It li lii r 10 rule wan Wmm If, Iv
lb. Iiearl; tint ImnH. fnilnrfrir him
JiiJi llertual pre fruiiirnto i mt the
Ciratf! biMin w hirh hrarr-w Ka br.toaf.l
mi winjiiil.. Wc rfmrn.U r tbat, in man'.
, ni wi"i. n e rrmrn.vtr tai, ill man
j hialnrr, vat intfllrrtuai ondo
1 a a a 1 a m
have i llea leen niiiil allied wi ll ;ri at
moral lmfin a baaeura all tin Mora
dcaplcahl. and amialr keeaa.e it hal
uot tbo veil of Ifnnranre to palliate on i
cue It. AVi iall what haa bft-n m of,
peilmj,., tin- wi'm.I man in nil hi lory, by
one to hi re ttj ililii,j;uitluil in j .,ly
iban be liimaelf wa,a in pbilutoiliy and
aenrtiii'g :
"If t-ii( Tlu i!m. f.wT..cua .!.:. .V "
II. ficilf.t ,! n ii ii'tT ,r n.ui.Vncl."
l.e! niiiHii, ( lin n, I liuli not fr any
.Inline "lien it t will llmt rite i not the
i qmil ef in 11 11 iu intellectual nrliie 1 luent.
'1 lu re i im-rved fur lu r a higher and
u-ore vucreil pn ropHl i r. Thru rruiain.
fur her a nolil. r and more cniliii ini; tii-
I Utiilib which man cannot achieve and
ntnMt tt.
, ,
WTnltlc love, have not a luelur mill holier
jiowi r ill. in all the n-asom', and learninp,
a in! . l,ii;ri.ce ot man lloW .lien
woni'ii. ot always good, alas ! but ul-
ways pownfu! stood in veiled
mail sty
i lit-It I it 'I till- lliroli
f kiiiL-
and i iih d i
i kii ''s uud p. i.i.le alike by the mai'ic o
hit' mulchl. s ii.llueiice ? And how of ten
.ii n i.
is it tiiie w itli each one of us
men, that,
uns. en and in known t,y me won.:, per-
I Imps, one gi ti I it- uud In loved i ye i- evi r H
I on us, n-pioviiig our sins rewinding our
t virtue ilb its silent, rimgtielit glance 1
j l.' l arii n.-r ii.ji uu.i ucen oncu luniiieu
I . 1. .1 1. . . 1 1 1 I
iy tire notii tlie altar ol woman s lovi
1, t oacll heait tl.H, has ones m, III d b. foi'e
a smile, a t. ar, u loiuli, or a tone of mor
tal I ciiuly, un.-wcr itref-nnii ay where
the palm of power, or honor, uud i f true
glory, belong to Man, who governs Un
tile physical world by lbs forcotf iwULi
lect. or to irouiiiH. who rules the empire
f tk hrartr-wntV-tlm aewtrw ot ICfVC ; 10
man, who betrayed bis Divine Master,
i. JI...I i it: c. il .1 ti: r...
who fleil from Him, or.A)lhwed Ilimfar
.IT .. 11!. I t. ! -1. ..I . ..
off to IlisJgtiooilnious death, or to woni
an, who wiped Ilia fee t with the hairs of her ,
head w ho w as
I.at a) fiia crow, an.l esrlictt at the crave'"
Halifax ( Va J Jkcortl.
Titom as'ille, lUviiisox Co., N. C,
lVbiuaty Cth, 1871.
Editor yorolk Journal ;, The "Thnm
asville Female College" opened the
spring session tbe 1st iiistuttt wirh tKit
teritig prosprets
About fifteen years ago, John W.
Thomas, Esq., of this place, built this
institution, and carried it on for several
years will great success; under the name
of '"Glen Anna Female Seminary," hav
ing as many as 150 pupils nt once.
It has been receirrfj changed fwira a
setoinary to a eolh-ge, 1 and is now under
the charge of Prof. C. C .Aiulrewrs, of
Georgia, who is a finished scholar and a
Christian gentleman. He is asristcd iu
the "litetary dtnartment" byTiis exci lleiit
wife-, iind llte-have eee'ured lhe6W'v4ee
of one of the best music teachers iu the
State. '
The charges for tuition are from $10 to
$20 per session of twenty weeks, and the
language Slid ornamental branches equal
ly Jow. As an inducement, no charge js
made ToTniser of Tiamrsv wbiKf pst
month only 4 ebargied -for board--..-;
1 have taken esnetiiil caro to exaciiiie
ana inquire lino llie morns ol tins insti
tution, and" run recommend it as being
unexcelled, North or Sonth. The faculty
is worthy the highest consideration, each
being experienced aud apoinjilitheil teach
er. Iu u word, I know of.no school fiat will
grade. Persons7 rJeslrTiig to ooiinnuiiTeate,
w ith a view of availing tbomselveof the
advantages hero offered, w HI address C.
C. Andrews,' President. Mere anon.'
REMEDY FOR HOG CllLERA.
Editors Country Gentlemen .- 8ome
time since I concluded to w rile to you
conVrniing hog choleru. I lliinls I have
dsscovered a specific for that liirewje.
KBolievine it to be a blood disease, (from
my otjservnl ion ol it, wunu lias been
considerable, laud very similar to li.ptliena
in The hutwnn sprei-
J.I..1IL. :.. .. -:-.-l it- i A . '
very tuccesVlully in a similar -KififUr to
my tieatiuetit ot diptlieriti tn iiHaniil.
Cldvritc qf Fohmh is the great roEedy
Ibjtoiitains a great "deal of oxygen, and
ntowee iinpr'oves tbe impovetislted coudj
lion. of the Mood. I give it w:ith turiron
Uie-Lme rcinkdl'd aoluble bv rubbiitgna wiUiil
gumaiabic, and, themadding .water, and;
giving it to lite hogs. With. bran. None ,
have not given my formula. Wh. re the j
muciVns uiembiniicos have beeu involved
1 . . . . , , ' ,1 - " - - - -
m any disease, turpentine has h-e n jrsed erscsjaid tGod do ,n,t make make j
arfi-anlalTMllItt l liu-l I hn (rrMt mm,., B .... , . . . . ..I
i l. I... . .... .. T-i..K. :. .. i: .:. 1
ii CO ,1.-..., ".i. " to. . . i"il w-ei-ll lllipilfll
condeiice, is ehlorale of piitasli. I cured-7
a lot of about .one hundred "bogs of mv i
own raising' ty-' th useof tbi -r'iuedy, 1
jmd prevented the disease fiom sprea-d- j
j.ing on my farnr. J. D. 8,, M. It. i.ji
I'HIKF JU8TICK l'KAHSUN
The ruIumbU, (., Sun, r.lited l (J.
.11 1 r r.in..
J Sfillrr Ej., formetly rditer of a.p.piT
--- ---'I'i ' til
I . , , , . ir -
. r , . ,'. ', 1 .
itiia jtiuci', ii it an arucm 011 ma priuu
.u.,.. ail.mont lilal from nl.tl. "
, br fiillowin'jr extract 1
1 Tbo ttianaflng eunel w tbi- beat llml
1 could bare lireii cured, ll conai.ta of
twoex-fiuveriiors, two el Stntt.rs of tho
(I'liiti d Stales, olio ex Secretary f (lie
l'liiled Slate. Nay, one X tenalor f ibe
l'iifci)errtc.f!Ml, and one ci-Atlorney
Ofncral Confederals Stain, and out ex
.Ta.lv - -
Ihn euitiinl for fiorrrttor Ifolden
i ii.l i.iris two t x-metiibcis of Congresa
. . ....
31" f sis. Hoyden utul Smith .w ho asso-i five hundred ihousand square tnWes, and
ciated w ith ilessrs. Conif laud. ilcC'oikU , is one of lie most lertilo regiona of ibo
miirjfi'roTsuTut r q u aT T T '7JIoTre"r ""' UJ
tbeahiliiyrfthepiosecuti.nl. The prcatest city parkin the world U "
Pre-euiineiii aiuonfr' thi. orry t)fifl Hi I'liibuK Ipbiit. It contain! OTer tw "
talent, sits the ( 'hii f . Justice rbe tSts- thousand actes.
prenie Court nf North C'ari.liim, llich-( 'J'lie gicatrst grain port fcl the world lo
moiid M. 1'earson. With ail of Jude I'bieajro.
1". a i ton's political fWis (and for which j The lone-est lake in tbo war Id if Lk
we make t o apolo;if) be is admitted to upeiior, which it truly on inland art,
possets one nf the ablest b(;l minds thai , being tour hundred and thirty UtileO louf,
ever adorned a fjeucli. lie was our legal . and one thousatid feel deep. t i
tutor, and w were closely associated w ith j 'J'be largest railroad, ia the I'aeiio
hiui I'T years. Asa memhur of the I rnilroa.l, over lime thousand niloo it
I-cj:ilaliiii) wo nouiliiuti J hiiu for lie j lrngtlt. 71 TTT5"
exalted position be now occupies. - . , M
Judge I'laisoii was laistd, educated Jaw. Ott I.ATi.v. Ill iew ctjht AM-.J
and MMcriiicd n geiitletnan until bis sup- , meious ilrug-uiurdeis through tho Oli. ,
jiom d connection with llohlctv .Since i, ikes Hindu from uiiinli ligiblo pr'cripv,
then, his reputation, truly or faltely, has t ion i,i litiu scraw lt d careleasly uy PJ"-j
sitfl', red badly. For twenty-five yeai s I Hi-ians, and gin s sod al by igncraul shop
his keen eye hrs hern on the ltench of I b, s who put tip the prescriptions, tho ,
United Stales Suptcaie Court, ntid we i ,U1 rti,,M humi! whether it would liOt
believe that Hold. -n, with the cunning ofTb. iuT to sacrifice u little style, (fur tho
i low and mti i tor Inleiieet, tins piiiveii
uiion and used, for s Irish tiurnosr s. that
...... . . .!...
ii:lintiitv o I noble minds, the .1 udei; s
ambition. 'c sne.ik it mute in sorrow
t,(1
i.-iti in Hither, and w ith nil the ufl'cction
id gratitude of a ton to a father and
bt tiel.icior in the law - ol one who, having
1 uvuipui hised with him in the assaults on
... . V , ...
i (n. tliaiacler IUJ V We liopo tUc.JUUgC W ill j
not Ion. wise heiealiir over lo poiunt his
n line to be associated with Radicalism.
M.iv our pi ! t i'il Georgia Lawyers and
Jmlgis possessed of a too pruiicant urn
bilioti, take wiiiiiing fiota h"n cxumple,
iVites ,(H Jik Ibieoit, ttilleil witlt- baso
and liain tins lesson, tluu IL, Judge
men and has fallen, tbero be . -r-vTT
have the ability like Pearson XriTTrvf
to spring from earth Villi r cue wed life
Lul,4 vicor.
I . '
A cot respondent of the Wilmington
eounial, writing from Ilaleigh, says
No man ever stood on trial bofoic a
Jmlge and Juty more impartial and eager
for justice oven justice than tho tribu
nal beloro which Wni. ". Holdeit to-dny
slands charged w ith high crime and mis
demauors. And this you may tell your
readers in the I ingungo of one whe has
no sympathy with, part or parcel in, the
Conservative parly of NortU. tlavaliuaf
and it nuy doubt it, lot him to the re
cord.
The Chief Justice probities, as only
UichmonjLJItL Pearson can preside.
Close in his reasoning, elear iii his de
cisions, and correct in his ruliiis, as you
may infer from the fact that Senate sus-J
tuius him in every instance.- I prefer lo
forget llie political record of this Judge for
the last three years, and 1 do lose sight
of the fact that lie became a parUxun, in
my pride and ndmirntion for his great
leBrnifigliTlhe law, and if a ruined chnr
acter con be retrieved, I am sure that the
Chief Justice w ill so conduct thin trial as
to cast tbo mantle of oblivion over bis
I . 1 1 11 i .--v ' .1
late imsctecus. l nop! so, ,ior ioriu ijaro;
lina never suitained a greater loss thtfu i
when her great Chief Juslico sunk be
neath the waves of the mod political
stornjuthat so recently swept o'er our
The many admirers of V on Molite in
America will doubtless be gralifierLby
reading the bJlowing accounts of. litfr p
procia'iui of our late war. The story is
given ima-Vcrsaillee letter: "General Von.
Moltkerff'appealcd to by some gentle
men injiAVyJlhe other .evening to, set
liersome. dispufedjiomt in connection"
with tho history of ibe American civil
wat. 'I know nothing about the Ameri
can eivil war,' wastio quiet reply, at
Iwrrrine fSf the Minn vx presi
ed Burprise.Nnsal tlid jgreat strate
gist, I bavo" piirposoIy'Tcept rUyseirTri
ignorance tvp.nt the subject, because there
was nothing to be learned from it. War
scraml'liuS ol two armed mulu e
... i
produce confusio; in the muni."
in inly
We believe the soil loves to eat as well
as the owner, and ouirht then fore lo be,
a
We should take a prudent care for the
future, leit as to 'enjoy the present. It is
no part nf wisdom to be miserable to-dav
because we lear we happen to be so to-
morrow. 1
rt iv;,h nf' Ihn IIaL A t;l
t, f j dirnili trii I was once asked bv a
who wrote the question on a shite : i
f ''What is prayef t ; i
i The little giil took then pencir.ahd -j
, write the reply :
t.vr,(r , )i,f ,cj,l, , the h
hehrf
So It is; -Fine words and beautiful
".' "V,1 '
without the sincere whili of
i ol - . -
T. I
t. p,..-.
A N n w ioh (( ',1:111. 1 w.nnni ho run a
n.M.'.ite in her left foot a 'yenr n, by ac-
eidei. tally stepping on it, recently hid It,
tiled out. from b':ie,t?li her Vlj ntlders.
t AMKKll'AN WOMIKU8.
'J'o jrrnlrii. cataiarl in 1I10 wnrldfal . (
.il ..I Vi..,..- i .1 r..
r ..-
Jfr""1 "I'l" Jr fornn ritif ul iLrtf ,
j '"kt uf ttiiln in width, and lUrn, U- .
! iK ..iilJ, ,, rcu.c,.,), plut.Kti ovrriL
j torka, In t column, to ibo il- illt of j
feet. ( '
! Tie crolett care tin the worlj U ti "
Mammotb Cavi
re of Kentucky, wbcro njr
yovniro on tno watetl or -
i one can niako .
a aitbieiautan xitt, anj caleb ftak ritU
out eye. ..... .1
'J ): Krcafett rirer In tbo known v-.YU
tbo 3liiiilppl, f(V0 rollea lonr,
i H tl, M I..;.. tnnl
i r " .r.,,,-.-..-.:r..
I Tbe larrsi valley In tho world la
I Valley i,f the Mississippi. It tbnlaiiia.
i sake of lniie.an lire, and write prescrtn-
I ii,,. ;,. i,l,mi iministnknhln Enirlish.
l if,, or Latin, that Is the (lUt'Stion. hero
i ' . . 7
' iri R reriain fitness, if one must be lent
pren'iiption, that that proscription ibotild
j bo in a tlriit Iniigungr, but thil la abont
nil that can bo said in behalf of classical'
drug-nitu dcrs.
T'lK (jEMI.tirY-S
It is no very com
mon tiling iu the world to meet with men
of pt-obi'y; there are, likewise, a great
many nu n of honor to be found. Men 6f
couiagi , men of soysc, and mcu of letters
are frequent ; but a trae gentleman Is
w hat one seldom sops; Jte is properly a
touiiuiutta t toe w.ri.tue euui nuinia
that cmbeluh mankind. As the great po
et tuiiinates all tbe different parti of learn-, ,
lug by t4ie force of his genius, and irradi-,
eattiall the c mpais of his knowledge b(.
the lustre and brightness of his imagina
tion, so all the great and solid perfection! ;
of life appear in the finished gentleman ,
everything he says or does is nccompa.
nied with a man net, or rather a charm,
that elic'ts the admiration and good will ,
of eyery beholder.
Ilontce Greeley's little by who attends
aii up-fowii si Tio6t,"wttr tett'the truth any
way yon can fix him. 'J'he other day tho
teacher spelled out the word "g r a C e,"
and asked the young mm tn prononneo
it. He gave it up, when the teacher, t,
refresh bis memory, asked him : What
did vour father sny this morning before
enting breakfast 1" The boy thought a
minute, and finally said : "Pa sad d m
these eggs,. they're rotten." ' '(
The wii,id U unseen, but it cools tho
brow of tbe fevered one, sweetens the
sutnmei atmosphere, and ripples tbo sur
face of the lake into Bilver spangles of '
beautyT So, goodness "of hcaft; though ;
invisible to the material eye, makes Iti
presence. fcltj anil from its effects upon
surrounding ebects we are assured of its
existence. .'....
. A learned 4jhyaictdt announces tbat the
lobe will stu.pnrt life 20.000.000 yeara
TofiWf itrirtiT. mtno-
r . ... -.
would support life only 25;999,00O yeara
andll BJO.fths longer. ,
Like i morning -dtvain, lifo becOmea
more bright too lonfffrtwe live; and tho
reason of it everything becomes more
fcW;.W hat poaaUd us 4)t)(1trtsffoensg
less mysterious,, and tlie crooned pains
look straighier as wo approach the end..
Sponge paper, a 'Frenclr noreltrTta
snld ! have ttlf tbo peculiarities of sponge
t . . . j-. . . t ,
a dressing for woiinds with' cone,iderabl
ailvaiitage. For its fabrication evenly
otid" -frttely dividod-epongfr ttdded-t-oordi
nut v paper pnlo. and this ii worked", as
t- , ' ' . i
in tin coiiiuioii pauerriiiuKiug apparatus,
into shoots of different thickness.
A ton cent dog with'it fift' dollar em
broidered cover is an essential item in the
outfit of a New York dandy uow.
A candidate f.ir the position of school
teacher in Alabama recently replied t a
(iin stioii bv one-of the examiner. I'TDo
U-ou think-lho World is round or flat ,bjr
Lsa ring, ' Well, some t.eople tbhik"one war "
''""' fnm0 n"0,'"'r I ""d PI' teach round
m 'iSln "Tf'M'T'ia- ' A
.A Fierichma,, who bad l.nrd.aaed at
eoium v -l w as c-uiiplaiiiilig of the Want
nf birds in iii- ' minti 'tet som traps,'
said an i.hi otiic i. 'ami ibey'H come. I
was once in Afi Fi'p, and there was not
supposed to he a Woman within two hun
,n tu'iriy in i'- ri ... ,,,.. ",..., . w v null
dn - diuiles. I TVilng a pa',,- ..f , ng.
... . " ' ' . . .
ie. - l v tj.racej.'t on a l:, e one niglit, and
lii-nejt nn.rniiij ' "found two women fan-
der--tle5 branchei.'
Josh fl;I!ii.g ftyslwo old ruaid kjss
iiig puts him in iitTiid of t wo old flints try
ing to ttrike fire. " i ' i - , .
aDsoi mnjf watsr reaaiiry wnflHrfomaininjf .. ,
molTfti lougmeIt has beetj used a(
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