K
6
fIlSCELUEQlis.
"Anionir tho hurous who Imvo wicrl
lent tliolr lives to mvii tlio nick nntl
Httrurtiig In tlio .South should bor-lif-MMl
i)r. Itohort II. Tati', of Cincinnati. Ilu
ivm horn u lavo In North (JaroJIim
HTVi'd throiiL'h tho warns a -rrvunl in
tho Onlrilfniti' army. Cnnilut,' N'H'lli
ho liiTiiint' :i wnlt'-r in a prl uli- Im.iiI-InK-h"""'1!
"i1'1 "I'd'Tninny tli-iiiirnj,'i"
molds bogiin his cducatloii. Ilo nm-
lorctl Hit1 fomuioii hr,ineli-,uu'l rapid
Iv llttcil hlniMlf ly Ids larut
liallll'iil
liialHli'atlons to outer upon tlio .stitily
of int'ilii'lni'. Ho p;rii(luiit!il with (In
tlii-tloii in olio of tlio iiit'dical tIiooI,
mid at onto ontorod upon a law prii"
.tiff. Tho Clnuliinatl Cummrrrittl, in
an liitcroitliiK account, says: "When
volunteer physicians woro called Tor ho
uiiiiiiw.il In I ho front, am . aim list t
",lri,w ' .---,- .
will and fond entreaties of a loving
wife, inarelied hruvely down to ihe
jriitfs of denth. Ho proved to ho a
great Messing to thoMiiroring people
of Memphis. I'rolll MlltrlMj to Mlll-nt,
lllld Often far Into tho night, lllllilo
... ... i .. ., ...... ..i i. ui..i, .....I
hidemiH bylliu groans ol tliu lck und
dying, ho went on his roiimis or mercy,
ihenlhiL' thu hIc-Ic and cheering the
dying. Thus ho lahored through tho
(gloomy weeks, with no sun, no moon
nor star to drlvu nwuy tho murky
clouds. Hut there w.i.snhopo In his
heart, it Joyous heuni on lii.s face ho
was cheered by tho Immortal hope or
Christianity. .lust heforu ho fell, lie
wrote his wlloii heautlful letter, couch
ed in bravo, gentle and religious .senti
ment. In Mivonil jtlace.s hoHald: 'I'ray
for nil,' 'Tell tho brethren to pray for
me.' Thiswjsu titling adieu to earth
and a wilutatlon to I leaven, "I'my for
me.' Itcsl from thy labors, thou bravo,
nuMoHoul; ourlameiitatioiisNouud vic
tory In thy ears."
Mow tiiiiv I)n:n. Over six liun
drcd nkeletoiM liave already been ex
humed from tho ruins of I'ompeil, but
fortunately most of tho Inhabitants
managed toocapti, having heeded tho
warning of tho burning mountain.
Only tho I nines remain of the victims,
thu lle.sh having mostly perished, but
now and then u little tuft of h.ilr has
been found clinging to thu skull. Tho
InhKIoiis of the bodies In every possihlo
form of contortion all Indlcato u violent
death, ouu of agony mid smiTe ring.
A mlsor was found grasping u lug of
gold In his hand. In one room u fam
ily group embracing each other In
, death, In another thu bonus of danc
ing girls mingled with tho broken
Instruments of music, can be seen; In
another place tlio .skeleton of u cook at
his place uo.ir the move In tho kitchen.
One house contains bones scat lured
about bearing marks of being gnawed,
wlillo near by lay the skeleton of a dog,
.showing that the brute bad .survived
mid eatun his master. Hero it u com
pany of young and old lleelug to the
Hen; thuro Is the remains of a mother
vainly trying to shelter her throe lit
tle children from the llery storm.
Outside of the gates in his .sentry box
tdauds nit oniiin .soldier la complete
I armor, with the key of the city gale In
bis hand. After standing faithfully at
( his post for seventeen loiiturles, lie was
l discovered "clad in a rusty armor, the
liulmut on Ids empty skull and the
Hpcar In his bony Unguis." In thu
city prison, not far distant, were found
tho prisoners, some with "their feet
' ...,,,!.. I-.. I I.. II... !..,. I-., II
jiiii.iu iii.il iii tin iim.ni(
A HiithtsroitY. A iiirur bird story
wits related to us yesterday. I.. I'.igo
and mm won cutting wood on Al
bright's place in the fo it hills, near
Han .lose. They h id notice for sover.il
d.ty.s that a number of birds remained
constantly upon a tree near them, Mime
I going and eniilng Inun time to time.
Upon cutting down the tree they dis
covered a limb wltli a hollow cavity
Millie two It1.-! in length and three or
four inches in diameter, In which were
two full glow n birds of xmio goodly
nixed spedes. There uns a small aper
ture Ihruujjh which the birds were
mipplled with food from their mates,
Tho limb was uit ami Ihe birds lib
orated. They were neither of them
able to tly, having evidently never
been out of their iuipiNoiiiiient. How
thuv ciiiiio iiiide Is a iuestiou. It is
moro than piohable that the mother
bird was miiiiII, and though able to
make her nest In the hollow of tho tree
and rear her young, could not extricate
them, ami they did not gain strength
enough to help thcui'clve.s mill the
hollow had mi closed that escape was
Impossible. Tliu.su who have examined
tho bhils think they tire two years old.
They had been fed from their birth by
their bird-fellows through thu aperture
in tho limb of tho tree. A nobler In
utanco of devotion even tho human
1,amll neer exhibited. Sun Jo,e
Jlvrcury, May 'Milt.
This Item Is going tho rounds. "It
may not bo generally known that com
mon cooking soda Is a sure remedy for
tho bltoof a rattlesnake, if applied soon
enough. An Incision .should ho made to
tho depth of tho wound mado by thu
fungi of the snake, and Into tho cut
thowodu abould bo sprinkled. It will
immcuiaiciyuuiiDieuii ami turn groon
By Telegraph.
EASTERN.
Ilttii-lmt l.lrrti'il tn tlir seiintr
Miimiiiimmh, Ala., Not. 27 'Him logis-
l.ltl O llllt M1X .'lltl'lll llcctl'il liol. Hntlstllll
I'. S. .senator. Only two votes 01 tlio ht-ga-Inc.
Ilir N. ! II II
vnn',N' 27 I i u!..l!. Uri, V.
I j . miIi tit iii tin- N. I', li IS. In., din hum-.
in i miming pupei tlif iiiUiitii.ii nt til' i mi-
i '. ixiriu i-k i wigri mi fur a aubMd),
n, nr mis til in nl nsnintnin i'. Mi" rum
mux iniMnUr i itmlf able In build thu rnml
' with its own r'siniri i"i mill tliu lam I grant.
1 i(t,i;i',t,;;i'1Iy " ",,"u'1 Uflrn,'tw ax"nl
I'rntlili mi- 4 in l.liitlnii
I'ritwiihM i, I!. I., Nut. 'J7. Mayor
)i.li', lti'iiilihi.iii, wiii re-nlnetcd to-day liy
I.oin) majority nii.r futir uimpetitnra.
I hlliiilll.in Nilllirulli it
,hu i iii-i., ,Nuv. 'j,. A ( liln.uriaii was
i ii.itumlm-.l m tin-
lllft III Clllllllinll pleas
ho,'"1 '
.seiriliirt slirriiiin spint,,.
Nit Vuiu, Nnv. 211. Nn ixtnry Mior
In.ili li.n wntti n it lit tor tit tlio editors of
Ib-nr) Ward lleechcr's piper, the Christian
I'liinii, denying tli.it thuiidiiiluuitralinii fails
tn iirnti'it tlio iiitiTii.il roiuiiuu nllicurs mi
prisoned in Smith I'muliiii, indiitul for
murdLMh killing an nlb-ndcr whn r.-.isteil
arrest for complicity with thu nntnrinus lied-
,,, ),,,.,, ite that th niliccrs aru
' under arrest i inline n ! biairm tif tlm 'pies
tlun ns tu rmiuval nf tlio action iciuimt
tliilii to tlio V. S. circuit mart, mill Hint tin)
UoWTiimuiit Inn ilotio nil Unit it can in tlio
li'Uitlliinto outuvj nf Hi IcimI lumen tu
m-citro tlii'ir III" r.itinn. Tim rvcntnry niMii
"Tliu ilillicillty nf iiifinriiiK tlio I.iuh of tin)
l.iatiil Males in .Viutli t .irniiiia nan imi.ii ii
limtrntvil (Inrinu tlm recent c.uitiininiiil elee
lion in tlml State, uliuii org.inloi limlien of
men fully uniivil liinki) up pulitio ineutiiii
ami IiiiIIihI iinarineil, nnorcj.inicil ami ilc
feiiceleH eitlens ulm am uitvatuit '' tliu
L'oiintit ii titin uith tliu rnlit to meet ami iliv
cihi pnlitie-al iiiiciitiiimi ami otu fur tliu can
ilnl.iliM uf tin ir iliiiiic. Winn tlicKo pro
(eeilni'Ji u re lint milliuieiit fur iueei'n tlmy
eliiateil tlio iir lilaekn of tlieir (r.'inelilKe liy
tlio ineainmt triiku of liallot lnx ntullin.
.Sncli iiU'eiicei aru nmro ilcur.iiliii ami il.in
Uirnim tli.in ri'iuntanru to tlm revenue lawn.
Vim inimt hm) tli.it it li ilillicult fur tliu
uxinillM' tilliurs of tlm I'niteil Staten, rtlp
pliil as tiny are liy lecelit leiil.itloii, to
meet tliln fiiriiilil.ilili' oimntioii to the execu
tion nf the l.mn. All they can iln n tu try
ami cnlorie the I.imi tlirniiijli tlm cnurti,
ami if tlio mil Inner) of public jimtice U mi
enrruiiteil liy local prcjiiilii-i-s tli.it It cannot
puninli micli iilleiiM'K, then tlio only remeily
in ill i'iiuililll' tlm pnlltle.ll nmer ut all llline
uhn Mill nut tnli rate tlm new fnnn of mliel
linn aganut n itlunal autlmritv. In thu ay
a remeily nl do fniiml or maile, ami its am
plication will lie li.-inti'iioil in prnmttii al
tlio trim nt.-itu of allairn tome to In, uiulcr
hIihiiI. Tlio ili'raci ful llirlileiiU of tliu late
eunwiHH, at Mtrioun poinU in that n-cllon,
Ultl but KUO aililitlouil ntrelc.'th tu tlio feel
in.; that all tlm rights of all citicin, ;u
uaranteul by tlio ennntitutlon, tnutt bo tu
uiri'il." imrrlraii ll.li fur r.iimnrnn lrr.
Nkw Yiiiik, Nov. Hi). Tliu Titm-ii .ii
I'. Mather Ilia just, returneil from llurmiiiy,
InvinH wifely ilcllxcreil in Itniuen notuu 'J.VI,
IXMI icji nf California Bilinon. In mlilition
tn the cl-l-h ent tn (lernnnv 100.000 uern
taken liy tlio NelherlimU, the ame nuinlier
by I'ranco ami I.'i.IKHI by laiKtaml. Tlii i
tlio tliinl Miyacjo Mather ban inailu aliroail
Mltll American tUll VZ1, I lio naliunii vn
were p.ukeil iii n IriiicratniL- Ihixch ol .Math
i r'.-i iiuentlou, ami a Uinh.-raturii nf I'J ilu-
IH.--" ' J ...,.. , ,..j..
ir....rf ., .. r.inlil.. mi.il ii,i...l ll, ..,.,,.,
T li. llrmn, li .u.i.iiiiii.il I'.il.v'rf lint Ilu, . ,...
- -.".; .-"! ....j-, ....... .k-
imilil line ihvii kipt K'rli'ctly urn lurliilly
tun weil.it longer at tliu teiuMniture.
I.iillrr s.n- lir Iiik smiir 4 lilnr lllialihi-
Cllli ti.ii, Nov. '.'7 Thu .lournil's W.i.li
iiiutun ilmcatili k.ii tint miiitliern innrein
iiii-ii il.iliu tu liao amtiir.ilu-ti tint llutlcr li n
iii.iii) iljillcr ilni.ltihen ne.it li ISi'iillilie.in
iiMiiirn in is.ii ni a r .iiuiiiruuiuiiiu ciiir
a. t.-r vtliuli he mil la Ufnro th I'ntUr
eominlttei.
I'linr s.iiuiii)
Not olio lii-nuHr.it iirntcil Iuto favorn Til
ilen for l.ssO.
VI ii nl In I't o. tun Itiliil siilillrr.,
ISiuhcII, who mil. eeil. W.nlilell lllflli.) Ill
.-nrlli i arolini ntalc Hi it lie will not n
lliln iiiii eaueui, nut win tole Willi tlio ureen
li.U'l.erH. He t iMirs I'.i.mu nil tliu eniittieru
vt.inl.ilimi ami liennioiiin relsl the name
at union foMicr..
I M-rlrs r Ouilliin-
Nl N iiiik, Nnv. .".'. Ihe iro-rei of the
MaruuiK of Uirno vi'ttcnli) was a mtu-ji nf
maUonn.
siiii stnriil In Inul.laliii,
A vet) heavy kiihw ulurni prevailisl in
l.ouniaiia from ,'l until IS .'HI nelmk vetcr
.1.). I'lirili.l.e nr srr.
Thi' treaitiry t-ilrnUy puili.iiisl hetween
IIOO.OiKI ami llM.000 oiiiuvit uf nh.rata
fraction In-low the l.nmlnu iUotatn)ii.
l.'irri'luii 1 Initrrinir.
Tlio iiiii'itinii of tlu I'tivti'Ui "I liireolim.
illcml. in Mnitli, (linenku kerl, nicuwT
nor nf Maine In, tliu le;ililur' u.ii nuliilllt
tinl to tlio Mnne i iiii.-reiuiii'ual i!elei;itiun,
which ilcviilo.l in favor nf Cartvlnu Invaiue
lit- la a luril inone) in.ui.
trri.leil lur I rnml.
.I.ilin M. Mull, r, isiiitraetur for faiuuhiiiji
tune fur the l'lncii; ciutmu Imutp, w.n
arrcntol je.lcril.n mi tliu lurc;u of mi-
liwliillv ami filoiiiiui.K cniuiuriiij with
mherstii .I, tratul tlm ij.ix.rumciit. Rul,
.tHXI
t sli.mi It.illli- Mllli lirmiliii' lar llr-
Mill..
t imiwxii, .N.n. '.s.i. Akli.imluttlottwk
il.i.i. vi-nt.rlay at tlieiair nmu.ls at .Mount
i ilea, I. tllno, in tin. niocnce ot i Iar),'e ism
I'uurai' if uli. em ol lli.it pl.u'1' ami Mtitor.
Irniu the miii.uiiulity i.iiilitr) lluniii! til.'
u ir neural .. rmiii iiijune. Here inllieic.1
iinl much ill I eel in,; cneinlcn.l. Hush Try
ol tin- laviriiii; liuuilii wa hot in the f.usj.
I he uoiiiiil it con. i. lei nl lUnerou.. llenj.
Milmwan Ha triii-kmi Ihclu.wl witlia Uiy.
oiu't cultnij to tlm kull
tui 1'iilii-r li.irut-.l iilili I'rauil.
Nt.w Yni.k, Nov. '.si. Win A. Potter,
l.irmerly I'lnef iiK'riui; arclnti-a was ar-n-ati'il
tti-tl.1) una warrant imucil by .1 intco
lll.Kljjctt, of tin- northern ilntrut nf lllinnu,
nn chaw nf iMiKjuraey to iteframl the kov-eriiiiii-nt
in connccliou with public luulilini
luCliicno. Poller w.u much uririHc.l. Ilia
liail ii iKeil at $OiM. t'nm;ri'man I'otter,
In hrothiT, I'lvamo Inn tiomliu.iii. Kxain
liution h.u wan cit.
I IMrn n.r.
Ntw YiiKK, Dec. I. In thu unit of tho
Uiiiteil Suite a,,Miiut Samuel .1, T'lMvn,
JihIro Choate h.u jjranteil a nintioii of plain,
till to upon mul lilu certain ilep.iitiou.
Wr. Tllluu i:ruiiiiuunlriilr.l rruiu l'l
IIIUUlll.
Nkw Yuiik, Dev, I. -A reaolotion ex.
communicating Mr. Tiltoii from lleuelirr't
vlmivli mi llrt ailopU'il lut night after tho
pra)criiit-ttie.
tun 1. 1 In ('a (kantta.
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
tato against .Senator Conklliiu; becanno of
his Inutility tn Prt'iiilctit ItnyeVatipportera,
no stronu uanillilatu in npinition tu hltn is
iireiicnteil, nml thuro is bttlu reason to doubt
liii iioiiiiiintion by tho legislative caucus ami
his ru-olcctloii.
'I hr rrniin.nl I.Mrn e-lnn.
Nt: Yum,, liii- I. lleiniH r.-itie iiii-mbers
of emiiei iiann here fur Wiviliiiigtuii,
illiifnrinly ilu art- th"mii'llenpieii to any
fui'tiuiia ullnrts to ioinil the mllingofa
pi 1 1 il vmii 1 1 t Man ! 'I li.'V -xprvsn, at
pni it, a ,i'-i.iiitiuu tn ivi tlie tiiiml IKL-i-Kr
IiiI'h .in. I .In tit tit- i-lse.
Milinl. Itmi'l loll.
N Hi ! i is-, Ilu. I liuv. Ni.-hoN ha.
iiliiriinl ir.itn Ins tnui- through 'IV mis
ami Coin oi.lia parishes. Altliouiih ho
maile Hireftil nil entiuatloii of tho late trnii.
bli-p, ho peremptorily rufuaus to bo iutor
view id
I'rre ul In. I.
No iknllni licru fiom yillou fixer for four
lay a,
Ilie I Inln-r IINpali ln-
Nk.h YuliK, lee. I. -Thu ,Siin urj;es tint
one of tlm tlrst ilutic of tho national hoti.o
of repro'intatives kIimiiIiI he to jmpuro into
the authenticity of tho iplmr tclejjr.uns
piiblisliisl on tho oxuof reunit ilections, ami
the menu hy which they neru ohtaitmil.
'I Ins ibiu to piibbu morals ami to thu parties
implicated, Hho itlioiihl liavo an opportunity
tn vilubeato theliiscllus or sillfer tlio cnliro
ipiemcs. Tho Mm mills: Whether clplier
telegrams wiru procured from cllorta of thu
latu Senator Morton or from tho committee,
of which ho was uhairmaii, or uer stolen
from tho l.ilo president of thu Western Un
ion, or Hero surreptitiously obtained from
thu telegraph nllbc. ill no way ellcets thu
duty of investigation. Tho Democratic coin
initteu of the liuiisu eru outwitted by tho
falso delicacy to .Mr. Morton, nnd in tint
Hay Senator Morton Has enabled to get (kis
i'ssiou of nil tulegrnins, and to put out of
Hay not only all material evjilenco against
his Republican friend . I.ut aln Ids nun
operations in Cilifnr m ti u Inch that statu
Has cirned bj a fraud iiotorlniisty organiznl
when ho Has tin re in person
I i nnillilale for l.iirlnini'. I'liirr
.Southern napers announce that Congress
man Wadilellof North Carolina recently ilc
feated for rc-i'lvvtioii, H tu bo iirgedas kecro
tary of the l.'lilte.l .States sen.ito lcu (teorgu
liorham at the opening of thunoxt com-ren-i.
Waddell m personal!) more popular at Wash
ington linn at liome. ami is cunsliluruit Hull
ipialilled for thu place.
Ili-illll nr I mil l.inlrj
I'liii.inti cin, Nov. :ii). buns A.Uodoy.
founder of l.ndcy s bulies Itonk, died sud
denly to-uigiit, aged '' j ears.
lie. iiiiiilliiii iiT'in-rlc I'u) nii-nla.
Ni.w Yni'h, Dec. I. As thud ly for tho
resumption of specie piyuients appro.icheii,
thore who best IlllilersUlid thu sillijeet ai
pear to have full loiilldeiii-u ill tho gm em
inent to luiiutiin a regular ineibiitu on a par
with geld. It appears that the loin neces
oiticn for resumption purpo-.es are nut so
ureat as they hive generally been iiiipHscd.
There aru nominally outstanding .:iin,liOO,
000 in greenbacks, nml to meet this tho gov
ernment Ins in its vaults of coin, absolutely
nvailable, deducting all due tn private par
ties, about SI 10,000 000 There are also
under control of tho government at its de
positaries, which cannot bo preicutcd for
redemption, alsiut t 1 1)0, 01 Ml, 000 in green
backs, Tin) smallest ultimate of tho amount
of grccuhai ks lost, or h ill not ho proai-ntod
for redemption, is V-'O.OOO.Oihi, making n
total of '.00,0110,1)01). This leases thu total
sum to Ik) prni ided for, not already civered
by thu goiernment, at H.'i.lMHl.OOO green,
backs. There is no probalubty that tlio
81 ID.OOO.OOO coin on baud Hill ho exhausted
much less that tlicrewill bo any necestity to
iiroviilo for tho $,s0, 000,000 not mm- colored
by com in tliu treasury. Tho secretary of
thu treat. i ry lasaid tociiiitcniplatua.vep'tiu
gr.s'iibicks for ihitivi after n turn to specie
pa) incuts.
tsiiiM,ni nit
lau.e. ir (In- ll.iniiiul. star
Con i.ii, Nov Is A Tribune's Wash
ington sh'iiiI sata The rcpoit of tin com
iiiissiiuii'r of liiib.ui .illurs will cniitiiii all
the olhciil i-iirri'spuudi-iu-n regarding tho
iiiiiM-snl the Ikiuiiaik outbreak, and the i an
il ill at ouci llguri' in tlm loutrotiTsy be
tween the aim) nnd inteiior ilepirtiu.'iits.
Di.jiatchi-s ahuit that tlio agent lor tlm bin
Hacks nolilii-il the military iiuuitlis betur.' it
n.-i-urrelici 11111.11111111)1111111 Has iuis'uding.
'I'll sips weni, alter much deity, aeut to the
ageu.-i, but they only rciiuntsl a lot of
worthless guns and kiiii-, and left thu In
dims plelit) nl guod uliea Hhleli the) had
Hunted. I'm illy. agmit thu prutests uf
the agent and the adi n 0 uf eu-ral nlhceri
nf fuiisidcrihlc rank, the troops wire with
drawn, win ii-upuii the Indians iiiiiucbitely
stalled nn the warpath. Cutting down ap
propriations hi congress rendi red it iiiim,..
slide tu feul tlu'a,.. bub his.
kliininlli unit llaiinui-ka In lie lull nn Ilir
laklma Ite.i-riiilliio.
ssi.ln,Noi 27 I'lie coiunui.iiiiier
nf liiditii all'airs' lepurt tirgea tho cou.oliilt
tion nf tribes as i-t'i'niiimeiiib'il l) his predv-i-i-SKur,
ii-ilui'iiig the reervatiuu tn nine 111
nunihcr. ami le.tonng tu the public duiuiiu
17.1112, 1.Vi acres nf laud lie thinks the
mo.t ul the hub ins 111 Colorailo, New M.-m-on
nml riAuim.) b-reuuncd tu liubiiu
ti-rntiT) : the M ninth lndiuiu tu the aki
ma reaerialion 111 aahiiigtuu U in tori,
wluth.r the Itanuaeka ami Mallieura will lie
immediatili ai-nt 'Ihe t'uiuiiiiaamuer uf
ivieiiue appeal, lor a permanent tills t In
dian I nuts and re. onnm-iid the organisation
nl';l,lKNI Indian i-ai.dn. under an. iv ..rtu-ers
fur cri ice near ici nation He pubbah.'S
a i irniiioudinie 1h-1w.su the ai nt t the
Ikitiuocks and the uulitarv. tu show that thu
latter Hon- well inform.' I 01 tho actual
statu uf all.urs in tune to bo prepared tor
Imatibtis. and nln that Ihe liiiliuu recjiuit
all the siiluntance the Hindi appropriated
by t-uiigreis cnibU-d the Indian oih.-e m pur
ilia'e llushuwa that the agent nl tlio
Chiyctiiica H.ta lepnn-d b) Im nl e. ngress
to withhold supplies Imiu Indiana who
would n,,t work, which led tu tho outbreak
uf the f ht)cum-j. Ho rccuiuinciiW that thu
t'liiatillaa in Oregon U ri-muiedt.i tho Yaki
liu ri-aeriatiuu, and that the lauds lw sold
tor their bom lit. The Miasiuu an.l Honpa.
valley agencica, California, nr to lw iv
I'statihshi'il. Their ibiiMiitiuuancc Has
i.tiued b) the f.iiluroof congress to nnk
appiupri.itiuus.
Hie suulhrru hulls.
A Tritiutiu's Washington special a tyi thero
aro signs uf a dead lock in tho committee ap
proprutious oter tlm ptyuient of atiperwsor
ol elections, ami for proaeilltllig ctses lion
King under tali 11 111 the south by tho de
partment of justice. Sumo Democrats, as a
nutter of exKsbency, favor moderate appro
priations for both these. Tho ltopubbcaus
Hill fully oiposo South Carolina ami I)uii
aiu election frauds.
iBilutlrlons slwaihi-s.
Wasiumitun, Nov. 27. A telegram re
ceived to-day from Agent Kvant rejurtsthat
all Indian teams, comprising 07 wagons, ar
rite1 safely (rum the Missouri nrr with
supplied for tho agency ot lied Cloud, tho
ludiaus t'lus doing tlieir 011 u transportation,
Tho result of tho experimcut is very cratifv
iug. Tho iluUnco traversed 1 about ii
miles.
larrt asr r Halt f rtrlce la Orr ta,
II I . I .. -W ---T
as folloivsi Krnm Tho Dalles to Raker City,
increased from semi-weekly to treneeklyj
Ihe Dalles tn Pnnrunltc, from Meekly to
dally, except Mimhjj Ashland to Lake
View, from three tn six times a neck. Also
Oakland tn Klktnn, Kair Oaks to Ah1aml.
Itosiliurg to l'.ittroli s and Pilot Hock t"
l!olilli,l l!le
limsllxiilluii nr Die t Ipln-r ll.iiitcli Itii.l.
lie--.
i ,M-iiriis. Nov. !!7 Tln-re is at last
A de'iliite I'Iiiii nrie, iipnii atmttt the cipher
iliipiti li, k t" h nm illateil. 'I nn Mi-iks
Ign Sjllgh Inn, nl ,Mv-..lipi. I'IIIII- tn tins
city ami hud in unu!' ilimi with Spn Hirer,
nl lllilliil- Lit' till plllpo-eif oelli-lllg inline
plan of pr-nntii g the r, p. iters fiom mak
ing in) ninn i i ml nut i f tli di-iit lies,
I nrrcspiiinl, tn v, ,w ha I Hith I Inikmn N.
Potter n poii tin. siitijiet, and a day ortuo
ago .springer nmil t" Ni w nrk lur the pur
pose of consulting wtth him ami ntlmr ihun
ineiit lleuineratn. The result nf this confer
ence is nut kiinHii here. Mr. pringir is
..linn.ntl lllllt tilt, ft.a itilfl ,1. ficLlt.r, nt, ln...&.
tigition he iirdi'ied into tho matters charged
in l!epuliln.an iietsiiaiers, ami that White-
law lie! I lie siimtnoiieil as thu llr. .t witness,
tn toll ho and where Im ohtalncd thu ills
pati lies that he Ins pithlMicd. This resolu
tion is to be olfcred on too tlrst day it can
properly mine heforu congress. It Is ar
ranged in such a Hay that there can be no
opposition. Ilatidiill has been notified, and
he will of cntirso rcui;nl thu Democrats
llrst. It is siid that Hen llutlcr has a mag.
aine of small dispatches damaging to both
sides, which he Hill present to the disposal
lungrcss.
Our iiij
WtsntMiTiis, Nov. 2!l. The secretary nf
tho navy, in his annual report, siys that
since his former reHirt, thu condition of tho
navy has Ix-cn considerably impioved. Thuro
arutu couimis.ion '.'S cruising ships, one
steamboat and live sailing veiscli, all in
condition forattite acrvico except tlio I lot-
tysburg. Thero aro six vessels, including
ouo monitor, which can ho ready for sea in
f..... I.. IL..1.1.. !.... n,...... to
iv iiiviiiiiii in,.ieivia niviu lliviu UIV It
iicuillngiiiore extuiisivu repairs, hut all can
bo put in thorough condition Mith present
appropriations and thosu asked for the next
fiscal year. In ease of necessity, Ul nar ves
sels of all classes, Including monitors, can bo
put in service
I'rom taldes contained in tho report thu
secretary sa)s It Hill be seen that thu total
estimates of tho list llscal lear.incluiling the
amount appropriated for dellciincics of the
prt-tious c.ir, were .s ,, iiis,,i-.ij. Alterilo
ducting ilotli leiiciua of 1ST" 7S, which Heiu
fd. Mil, 17s, tho amount chargeable to ex.
pembtiires of the tear Has I.'I.."iOiI,'.I I,
which was 70l.l'.rl leu than the actual ex
penses of thu previous ear. and gi.igio. i;:o
iss than the expenditures of the ) ear end
ing .liino .'10th.
tn trni) Malt sprak. I'lalnli.
Cii-.iio, Nov. 2S. The Tribune a Wash
1t1gtonspec1.il sa)s tiiatlien. IS. II. Marcy,
insH-ctor general of the L'lilteil Mate army,
Ins prcpired a paper charging tho Indian
bureau with being thoroughly impregnated
with corruption, and that any chaugo would
Is) advantageous. Ho denies that thu Indian
bureau tends to civilize, educate and chris
tiauizo tho Indians. Thero is no progress
toward elf-siipiort. Meanwhile agents
hitoamaucil fortunes out of 31, MH) salar
iej. On tho contrary, when the Indiaui
were under the control of tho nar depart
ment, (from ISj1 to ISI7), thero was no
corruption. Annuities wore publicly and
hS.)')Uly distributed. The army does not de
sire tho change, but it would bo an econom
ical measure and stop linmenso corruption
and extravagance.
t'.varts' Lwale Aiillnl In IJir hlnre ur
lion. I nn .ton, Nov. 2'.. Theriduno's Wash
ington special nays: Tho proposition ot Pa.
citio cunt piliticians tn open war upon tho
Chinese treaty, brought up a now point in
the discussion, namely: how far the posi
tions assumed by Secretary KvarU in his
letter regirdiug tho conference of tho local
laws cf NewimiuilLinil with tho lithtry pro
miiiiiis of the treaty, apply to the local laws
of California w Inch aro nuttilo to tho Chi
iie.se, and in viol ition of tho nhts and pro
teitmli conferred b) tho treaty. Pacitie oust
urn aro not itartintlarly pleased with the
logic 01 Mr. I.tarta' pusitiun as applu-il to
their iase.
The li'.nl (.riiiral.
WiMiiMiTiis, Nut. .'II - 1. en. Iluchaiian,
itlm died in Wuilnngton yesterday, coin
minded l-'ort Humboldt in Is," I, and was
1 .rant's couiui.tiiibng nlliccr, and through
whom his resignation it as tendered.
I iiimri'-.iiirn ami Itallrunil sirn ut Hu-li
Imilnii
Tod 11's trains hate brotn-ht to Waahini;.
t hi lirgo nuinhers uf i-ungriusineii fnni all
directions, and by to-morrow tl.cr doubtless
will bo more thm 1 quorum of b)th houses.
N'liitnr llttasth arrived tn-ntght. I.ailroad
kings are gathering lu-ie to lay their plans
and uiirshal their forces fur tho approaching
ampaigu lu congress. Ym President Hunt
ington nf tho Central l'acitic, How brown of
tho Texas I'acilic, and President Wright of
the Nortlu rn I'aciiie. aro already in town,
and several 01 the I'niou Pacilio ungiutcs
are expected b) Monday.
Ilir Indian iii.ililil,
Schurx's letter, in answer to lieu. Mieri
ila'i, 11 .1 soteru ami eaustie arraignment of
the pnMtiur.a talieti by armv ollieers as to
the removal of the agency Irom hurt sdl.
The Indian bureau nt'u'ers ay that lien.
Mieridan, even although he Im-ited tho put
there, could not l.uuw ,it lunch about nut
ters as an Indian Agent w ho had been con
stantly in tho pla.o tor two years, and that
tho nniiiiv.ll nt the post was greitly to the
a-ltatttige of the Indian sertiee. A letter
uas reeeiti-d t--da) by lisdi. .sliermaii Irom
Siieridau. The latter alts that as aoon as
he can return (mm Nctt N ork. tthere ho has
guie tu attend to the unt a -uii.t lam 011
account of tho sn.iru of sugirs 011 planta
tions in Lnai vua under tho rvcoustriu'tioii
act, he mil anatt crStxri-t try churz'ii letter,
calling for spccitnatioua if iiiiatiiaiiicmciit
III the Ilidlill sertii-e.
t'.illlliiil srM'riilallnii,
WtsiiiM.ios, Di, I -The annual report
of Census SupennWndeiit Walker states
that aiiico thu ce. as nf Is70the inereise nf
population in tho iiurthw estt-rn states is enor
mous, w Into the south and t tit r main un
changed, which stttomeiit suggests that
ahuuld tho south loiitinue politically solid,
and the ltepulibcaii predominance in tho
northwest lw maintained, tho census ot Ism)
cannot fill to restore the preponderance
which tho north held before the colored vote
of tho south gate tho present bun of ap
portionment. Aiiuulutuirult bj the I'rrslilrnl.
WisiilMiTOV, Nov. 30.- About 0110 hun
dred nomination, some ot tthich failed of
continuation lost session of congress, but
most of thein reevss appointments, will be
uot weok sent to the senate for continua
tion. FOREIGN.
A Hasurnlous QirslUn.
rtsTli,Nov.27. The action of the finance
committee ot tho Austrian delegation in re
fining to discuss a supplementary credit to
meet the expenses incurred in the occupa
tion of Turkish provinces raises a moment-
misniietlon, nnnllftillaUtWl,tUrewal9.attlh "w intention of llussia to lu.J
Ilu. .Inn trni) Miiirnirnls.
Ilrf 11 must, Nov. 'J7. Kiglit thousand
lliiisian troops nf tho advance guard of rein
forcements fur tho army in Ilulgiria will ar
rive at Oalatz next week.
i rn-lim Hie Itnuiilie
Ini-.Mi, Nni. 27. I.'iiin.iu mis arc 'inn
emssing the Datiuhe into tile D lm l.eha.
The snrlalM Isltutlun In Hull
1'iiMi., Nnv. -J7 'I lit r iciabst agitation
mittimus III tin- pimii.'i- I in- di puty
mayor of Dsiiu i h is li i u i-t to! 1 l.j en is
snsii.i. In .li si, n tin Jil"iri'i. town, ri nub
liiansiarrMlij! a red II tu. n.ir.ul'-d tin streets.
Cardinal Nelmhy, h iii.l.r il li' p"p . in
strm ted nuiH-io. to urge in mi t,n goM-rii-meiits
the ditty nf p ,.ri --Tiiir social
ism and ri-tonng thu prirngitncs nf the
church.
l.erinam nml Diuiii irl.
fiil'l.Mlv is, Nov.'JT. A statement that
tho (leruiau legation had withdrawn Irom
Detimarl; is untrue. 'I he late Herman min
ister lelt here lielnru the arrival nt his -m
I ''fssor, but
dit.lom.itic itiiitiirti had
I '-'"rreu.
lllnrlt lur All.
ltd ll.Mil.sr, Nov. '-'7. 1'ritico CharltM. of
Itoiituaui.ijias issued a proclamation formal
ly annexing Dobrmbeha. ami proclaiming
liberty and equality for Muli.iitiiiiethus and
Christians.
IntrsHciilIng Hip it l.iiio.ln tiralr
IlKlillv, Nnv. 27. -Thu L'nitud Mates le
gallon has reipiested the American consul at
t'nlognu tn make further impiiiies concern
ing a citieu of Wisconsin arreted under the
sociiliit law, and to inform the legation of
the result,
I Uuruii- tli-iisiiri-s nn ilu-l Ilir Arrlimi
I.iii-iii).
boMiiiv, Nov. 27.- Vigorous ineasuretaro
doing taken for thu elfectiial suppressiuu of
tho Mi.tlisvai rebellion, Tho mail steamers of
thu Cape nf linnd tlniio lines aro being lltted
as transports, Tho llrst reinforcements sail
car.. ,, Dccc'inbcr.
, ' ... ,.,..
An .Imrrli'itit inun
url nl IMrls.
Paiii.s. Nov. 27. The American residents
hst night given bitiiiiet in honor uf (iov,
Itichrrd C. McCormick.
x Aniillicr iliiniic In sunn, trrlin
I.ONHOV, Nov. 27. -Intelligence Ins been
reeeivnl from New Cnbslnni-i of a fresh mas
sacre of colonists by tho native-.
Ill Alli'inpl In tit"lnulr fits- lliinsiiHiiii
I'rlinr lllnl.ler
l'rTII. Nov. 27. Iit night wlule Tis.ta,
thu Hungarian prime minister, w ,11 entertain
ing Count Andr.issy and iiicniberi of the le
gation, a bomb exploded in tho alley be
twien I'ortress theitcr nnd the minister's
palace. The Ismibhail been ch.irgmlwitli dy
uatnite. Tho windows nf tho pilau wire
battel ed but nobody hurt. Crc.it e. cite
incut prevails,
Itliiirmn Oieiipleil,
I.OMios', Nov. 2.1. Khurtini was occupied
by llritish troops this morning. The Afghan
garrison lied to I'eytiard at tho northern ex
tremity of Kliuruui valley, whero they were
expected to oiler resistance to further
advance of lieu, Huberts,
sliinlrr mill lliitilirrj In Afuliunl.lan
A dispatch fiom Dakka says that roadi
through the Kliurd Klij her pass aro insecure
hecausu of native plunderers. Itobberies aru
freiucut mid there have Inch many murders.
Thren hundred members of one trilw near
Al! Musjid throw up entrenchments and
maintained a three hours' musketry engage
ment. Tlir I'rni litre r KhnUnnil,
Tho question nf tho cession of the province
of Khokand to Persia is assuming it threat
ening phase and hostilities aro possible. A
detachment of Persian troops has Ix-cn sent
to tho frontier to dumind evacuation of the
province by Turkish olliciaU.
Ilir h durum (oliiiun.
HoMlivv, Nov. 2'.. Tno Times, of India,
states that the Khtiruui column will reaume
its advance 011 Friday, with provisions for
six days.
Iliiasla's i:prn-rs
Tho Itutsian budget for 1S77 shuw-a that
the reiLiiuei Iniu ben .il'.i.OOO.OOO r..ub!es
and expeinlitures 1.01 l.00),00l) n-ublcs,
nearly hilf of which was on the arm)
In t.eiirilaiire tillti tin-Trrutr.
Count Zcichy, Austrian ambassador, lias
informed tho porto that Austria will tal.u
raru that the province of Ka.teni Itoumiba
Is regularly constitutid 111 ac-ortluue with
the treaty nf llerllii, nnd tint l'ussitn trnnim
ueaemtu Turkey in May Au-tria ami the
pnrte bao agretsl in prinnple co:n"n.:ng
tne occupation ul r.0.1 iu.ir.
I'rut.iiis In tie Lllirrnleil
O'Connor, n convicted rem lit tuni'iitd at
Spike Ul.ind, has been nnlitie.t that ho mil
lu nleui-d immediately on condition that
he resides outside of the ipiecn's dominions.
Kelly, another IVulau, will probably shortly
bo liberated 011 tho s line terms.
Another I'miiiiierrlal Miia.lt
(iM-.c-.ow, Nov. 2'J. -The failure of Henry
Taylor fi Sous, grain and tlour merchants, is
announced. Liabilities (li.iOO.OOi). Win.
T.t) lur is an imprisoned dimtcr of tho City
oflilas-ott Hank and is .1 senior partner uf
tho tlrm.
Ati.li.ui-llrlll.il I'ollllnil I iirri-.piiiiilcnre.
ltMMN. Nov. 2;i. Oilicitl correspond-1
eiico in regard to Afghanistan from ls.i.1 tn
tho present timo it puli'.ishul. t cot
era 2ui) agc. Tl.o ameer's letter 111 reply
to Isinl l.yttuu's request fur too recepiiuu nl
Mr Neville Chamberlain's nu.iiion, .onipl una
that beioie the ticcro)' letter was nud or
his hiesseuger had audieiiic, other l.tttrs
had reachoit the aim-ir Irom commiasioiur at
Pashauaur to tho iniumatidaut of Ab Mus
jid, written threatening nud contaiuni, haul
ttords, repugnant tu co'irtes). and 111 ,t t no
euntrar) to the ways nf liiend.liip an 1 in
tcrctiutse. Cunsidrriug ht I the au.iern)
allhitious at the time, pttieiicu an I sdiucu
Mould have be.-u i-specull) U'cuming in tho
olliculs nt the Hritbh got.-rnuunt. Ihe
ollitulsof the ophiito j,oierniiient in.c.u.
iug llussia) hate 111 110 reipeit desired to
show cnniitv or opposition toward the llri
tish gut eminent, nor indeed do thev w tit
any otlur potter desire enmity or strife; but
w lien any other power, without ctuse or l
reason, hows animosity toward tins
i-ri.ment, tho matter is left 111 the lauds ol
tiod and to His Hill.
Milll.ir Moii-iiirnl.
lNtto.v, Not. 21). A cornsp.iiideut with
tho Khiimin cubiiiiu telegraphs as follows
He will probably attack 1'eiwar I'm on
Mturday. A rccounuisaiice uu Wednesday
shoHisl that the Afghans who abandoned
Khuruui 1'asi were so far without success,
endeavoring to mount cannon on tho sum.
nut of Pel war. llritish troops will conse
quently nuke a dash hoping to capture tho
cannon and the pass. All sick aud weakly
will remain iu Khurjni fort.
Russia to the Front.
LoMKJS, Nov. 2D. The Times has tho
following dispatch from Berlin: A St. Peter,
burg correspondent says that llussia his an.
uouueed her intention of actively supporting
tho ameer iu tho event of Kuglaud occupy,
iug any points iu Afghanistan from which
the Kussian dominion in Asia might do ef
fectually threatened. This announcement
is based upon the assertion that Kuglaud has
iolated tno alleged Afghan agreement of
Uird Clareudou by tho occupation of
intervention Indispensable, now that the oc
cupation of Quettah has been succeeded by
expeditious in thu direction of Candahar
and Herat.
Mrliment 'Irii.nrei.
Heiii.iv, Nov, 2t. An order of the l'nu
sian uiiuistr) of state is published that per
sons considered dangerous may bo denied
tho right of residing bi Iterlin or its sub
urbs. Curbing arms is denied, except by
persons with special permits, and tlio s.il of
expluMtt pmji Uiles is prohibited. The order
take eiFV t Not. -'.'tli. ami remains in furco
Hie i at
(.ruttliiK 11ur-e
b Mi "S. m. 211.- The cndltioti nf tho
iron ami unil trades 111 the Nmtli Statlonl
hire ibstriet is grow iug worse, and tho
closing of Hulks and leiluctiun of ttagvs aro
noticeable.
t Turin' llrininnieniliil.
Keiitiih hop growers say the general de-ptes-ums
uf iigruultiiro and lummcrce Is
Itrgely caused by thu protective t.irills of
foreign euiintiics, and the duties on foreign
productions should be retited,
Ueillll IllU i:u 11. e.
I.iiMion, Nov. .'10. A dbpatch from Con
stantinople says thatthuimrtcli issupprcssed
thu Turkish 'legation nt Washington and
miiiv consulates, since the cessation uf hot
mines.
Inns Tor Torkl.li Troops.
Twenty-hihu vessels hive arrived at Con
stantinople, mostly from the United States,
uith largo cargoes of rifles and cannon.
Turkish troops aro now as well furnished
with arms as before the war.
Ihe sliiiailiiii rar All tin .J hi.
Pkoivwi ii, Nov. ni). (liii, brown's com
munications have been temporarily cut.
Hostile highbinders, estimated nt 1,000 in
number, havo collected in thu hills Mow
Ali'.Mu-jid. They cut oil stragglers nnd
hate lircd on armed parties. The section of
tho pass between ilumrnml and Ali Musjid
has been closed altogether for thu present.
A strongly escottcd convoy failed to force
Its way to-d.iv. The situation is serious and
strong measures aru inevitable
I'nrllmtiriit.
boNtiDN, Dec. 2.- It W rumored that nar.
li.iu-.ent, after a brief session, will be dis
solved and a general election held iu.lanuary.
f.lniMiiiii on Ilir tritium Vtnr.
IiNiiov, Dee. I. I'ladstone in a speech
nt (Ireenwieli, inuighed against personal
governments. He reproached tho govern
ment for not communicating nnvthingtn par
liament relative to Afuhau alfairs and tho
question of sending n mission to Cnbitl. War
had been (Iceland and an invasion begun he
foru parliament w.is convoked. Parliament,
formerly tho grand council uf the nation,
now resembles tho parliament of France be
fore tho great rendu turn. Ho solemnly
warns tho llritish people nut to abandon thu
priiiiip.es of lihcrtv which made its happi
ness. Speaking of the Afghan war, he de
clared the money spent thereon is .1 dishonor
to Kugliud.ntiil that her responsibilities will
but cuiiimeucu w ith her victory. I.uly Mac
beth' word 1. "Hero is smell ofblooil," uro
still : powciful ieroration, and unjust nan
lead to national downfall.
The Undeniable Truth.
You ilnsnrvo to suller, and if yon load n
tnlsorablo, unsatisfactory Ufa In this beauti
ful world, It Ih entirely yourowrt fault ami
thore Is only 0110 oxctue for you, your mi
reasnnabln prejudice and tkoptlcUm, which
lus killed thousands. I'ormnal knowlwluo
nnu cointiion isonto reavoning will toon show
you that Oroon'rt August Flower will cum
ynu of Liver Complaint, or Dyspnpsla, with
all Its miserable eirectf, such as alck beadaclio
Calpllrttlnn of tho heart, Hour utoniach, Im
lliial cos'.lveness, dlr.zlnesi of tho brad,
nervous prostration, low Hplrlts, .Vc. Iih
tales now reach ovory trwn on thn Western
Continent nnd nnt a Drugirltt but will tell ynu
of His wonderful euros. You cm buy aSam
nlo II)ttlo for 10 contn. Three dot.i will re
lieve) you.
DUSINE33
COLLEOZ,
' lul Mrerl,
S.r k.irar,
Imparts a thorough Hint practical education
In nil commercial nml Kngllsli lirauuhtH,
l'rench, licrmsn, SpanNIi, Drawing mid
Telegraphy. Thin nchoot hnvlng greslir
1 facilities, nml enjoying n. more exteiislvo
1 patronage than nuy kbnlUr Institution 011 thu
l'acllk' Const, continues to base Its claims for
recognition nml patronago upon the good
' HHiitio mill uullghtouod Judgment of the pub
1 lie.
LIST Of KACl'LTVf
K. P. Ileald,
If. M. StimriiR,
W. II. H. Valentino,
Mw.C. Woodbury,
Mrs. A. M. Hutch,
A. 1. Dullluf,
O. 1. Morel,
V. O. Woodbury,
A. II. C'Hpp,
T. It. Southern,
Mm. W. J. lUmlllou,
K, Sercgnl,
(ieo, Jebeiis,
A. Vunderualllm.
ITS SrKCIAIs ADVANTAOKS.
Tho attention to gentltmanly maiiner ami
cnrric: tuisinesH hiblta, and tlm fact that Iho
lltislno-s Kdueatlmi la not conlli'ed to Hook
keeping, IViiiii.iustilp nnd Arilhmetlc', Inn
luifarbs siii'li brnad culture s tlm tliius now
tit iiianil lor u high poHltion In the Mercaulilo
t'oiiimtinltv.
The fin ploy mont of enly tlrst-clatu TBch.
ors In every Dopurliiieiil, nml Iu si'ttlolent
numbers ao u to gno rersonal atteuilou to
otery pupil.
Its coiiipbtte ayatetu nf
ACICAI, Hl'sINIIsS r-UACTIfi:,
by which pupils are lltted toenier tho Count-lUK-1
loin-H directly front thn School,
l'hu high standing of tin Uruduate In tho
lliiKliifss Community,
Tho Pains tftkeu to socuro positions for
(in liuinsln good Hiialnesu KatablUbuieiitH.
Tho mbtilsslon of puplU ol loib text sand
nf nnv lli'M wil fliAl villi. 11 l,iYa am rimiluidil
,,10ro manly by the assccialfon ol the puilln
of an older 11411,
111 having too largest and pr st ventilated
and nrrauged School-rooms, and the largest
yearly attendance of any llusluess Tralnini;
sclio.l In America,
Tho Immediate UQtlflcatlon of parents In
case of abseuceot any pupil, and the palna
taken to keep them Informed of the progn-fc
aud dftporlinsiit of their bona.
Tho Fact that each pupil became an ele
gant llualness Penman before Graduating.
Its departments of Modern Languages ami
Drawing, In which each pupil cu receive)
Instructions free of charge.
Its complete Department of Telegraphy,
In which sludentH are fitted to enter at ouo
upon their duties as Operators,
Does not issue Life Scbolai ships , bu t give
thorough Instruction at reasonable rates.
Invites examination from all Interested.
The "Collegft Journal," giving full partic
ular regarding osurse of Instruction, terms,
eto , may be bad at the Oulce of the College,
2t Post street, or by stddresslnK
K.P. UEALD.
Presldont Business Collefe.Ssn Fntuclsco.
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