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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Ne. .stn,.e NJ HanIlon.

nL0CK. BROTHER * co have iua Fe.
, aeiyed au1 asc nov oPrn.Hz large and
gleadId assortment o.! gasla, consisting In pafi Of
tau ia.IawnH
FfaHsh. EasI#h and American Pint; d, ii
81 nIawn aud BIeachad Sh.n.Hr# aud NheeliaHa,
a.. ~ Va 0suabefss. 5-s IL Lowell 10,
Haaehaa und brown ddIIIHes checked tWseds,
nrnHsajIar Stripes, rsHdInH, Scotch Ra.ds, sfsea
bifazs. Fnruoh hnubaaaH#, a'paez lasiIrs. black
bnl tWi,cd aIHlaa, rad. Hh..o, sfeHa and ls.IaN
laaaaz. sauu#I. k5aiaHaE and gold HNod I#=Is,
s=liaHicdama=E. black aal white baaInei, zlHI
lawn. baoh and swia. mazas, sifIhed 5auhF.azs
and |4ekonsiz. Marlborough stripes hge dtuIais,
haaE and rdIafaa ramhuaks ln.i IzHHu, printed
Gotten drills aud eaiiuaaaas, apron aud 'uHIIHfa
ths5I# hsfs IHlHF yrlf#i. printed HaHnr.H. H.Hs
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From Rlael,soad = M3gasigf.
TO LtUR 4.

" = a ~ -
taE MsrEN o. RrNuNHeaee,'
Mhl aud whal gave to No the wisd 10 WOO ihee-'
Still, lip TO lip to cl,ag iaf aye unia thee
Mha made thy glnnoes 10 my sou the llnh
Who bade me burn iAS very breath 10 drink
My lie in thine 70 snR
As from the eonquefa nnreslslod glalye,
Flies without strife subdHet, the ready slave
So, when to iiies ungarded iorl SEQ
Thy gaze draw peaT aud near tfnmphantly==
Yields nol my seal 10 Iheel
Why from lis lard doth thus my soul depart
Is il because its native home thou art
Or were they bfpthcn IN the days Of yorel
Twin bound both souls, and in the links they hort
Sigh 10 be bound once mofel
Were once our beings bent and INTERVENING.
And therefore slll my heart for thee is piningi
Knew we the light Of some ezlingushed sun
The jays remole o. some bright teum undoue,
Where onee our nnls were aNE'
Yes. il is sol And thou Wefl bound 10 me
In the ong.yanished hours etemallY.
In the dark troubled Tablets which enroll
The pasi--my Muse behed this blessed scroll
"One with Thy love my SCROLL
Oh yes, earn'din awe, when gazing there,
Iiow once one bright natpafate life We were.
How once, one elorIons ESSENCE as god,
unmeasurrd space our ehainless footsteps tod
All Nature oar abode,
Round us, in walers Of delight, forever
Nolnpinously liowed The heasenly neelar river;
We werc the maaer Of the seal Of thnrs,
And where the sunshine balhed Tuiamounlaia,
springs
Quiyered our ganeing wings,
Weep for the ead.hke life We lost aiar-
Weep. thou aud ils scattered Fragments ufs;
And still the unfonqu5fd yearning We retaIn=5z
Sigh to restore the rapture and the feEn,
Aud gov divine again.
And therefore came to iae tie wish % Noo thee
still Up TO lip, 70 cling iof aye unto thee.
Ihds made thy glancea Ia my soul a link
TAls made me burn thy very breath 10 drink
Ny lie IN time 10 sink.
Aud therefore, as before ihs eonquefaf's glnIFe,
Flies. without siiic subduad, the ready slave,
80, when to iss ungaHlsd ioH, sse
Thy gaze draw near aud near triumphanily-
fieldelh my soul ie thee.
Therefore my soal doth nun its lefl depart,
Beeaass, beloved, iis uaiiFe home thou aui
Because the tsias recall lie links they bofs,
AM soul with soul, n the sweet kIsi oi ynm,
A-ola and unies once more
Thou ioo-Ah, there ihy gaze upon mr dwell,
Aud thy young llusl, lla landrf aakWef tells
Nes. with the dear relation si Ne lAul,
Roth lises-iha eAlos ifam De hatnsNaFd hill
One llle--all glowing slill.
sIhs mad exquisite lase poem i founded oi
the fiaionie hali0u tlal aol.f NsIa unded IA !
pfe-saisieni slate, that love / lhe ssHm.ng q lll
spini TO reunite with The spaul w.li which il Tor
mefIy made eae--and shieh i discovers Gu tn
earth. The iaea hss allea been mada sah.afsIea
10 poairy, bat never with 50 earnest aal elaborate
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

ANlNG rented The well known Crou Kegs
~ 1arerH. ] nm nov prepared 20 receive
uonfieff or accommodate Travellers ON reasonable
terms My stable Do well provided sdh corn and
looacr aod every attention shli be- pa.d to r.s
comforts and wants of iAosg who favor ws With
their patronage
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct 70, ,IsI7IlU
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
DDLER STATIONARY.
QIEENSWARE. TINWiRE,
GLOTHiNG, MATS. BOOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,.
A. L.. a..
81. So, 9r,

Together with as general an assortment OF good
ns has been ofed foe ss.r ir il.s market. 20 AAch
tbcy particularly iu,ilc the attention Of purchasers
fuion, May !, lrl5.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
10000 Acre. orLnnd
O K $ AL e

~ X > i l. T..
MLNll ilaunll arfea choice land for
aa.r .ocsted In -35 lud 'IG. iu Ono couutiss
OF li'mp'i'nd. Lafayette. Cak. ulnaa Hot
Nprnr and ouarii'a en accommodating ftrms.
ior which apply 90 ihe sab.rrbsf ai Madison
spnng', Ga, oriu z u Convoy Washington.
Arks
DANIEL MORRISON.
November o., isi1da
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Cooley LADY's BOOK
AND
Fami IN III agasine,
IllR I'D

Family Magasine,
FOR lsls.
I INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
/ the largest circulation and greatest popularity
Of any nagaaine in the nited Slates.
NElP DEPARTMENT.
The rRgAsuaY will contain articles from bryant,
I.onrfellSx, reroiyal Wendell llames, Washing,
ton Irving, N I. Willis, Hoffman. Tuokerman,
Smms, Iaeek, PnuldIng, Mrs, sroumey, Miss
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Tle Hasi BeaatifaI Embellishments,
From the hands Of The first artiaIs aud, eonse.
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adafa The Book
0fanasal and utillg ors Combined.
The popular series Of articles on Health, AlodeI
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features as can be made subseuent 10 the GRAND
design Of the work.
The mouth aud mora. improvement Of its
readers will lfom'iime Ia time be added,
Galored Fashions
Every nionlh, aiierod from the French to suit The
more modest ilsle OF the ladios Of la.s country
Ti.s is ils Best tine 70 Sahseribf
Persons commencing with Tie January numbar
Will receive
M'zz Lssl.f's Nfir NaH5E
New entire, as The porlians already published will
be reprinted IN Tint humber M dnnuina in
The usual Interest and variety, but an inoranss in
the number al pages
TERMS.
One copy one year, which includes ''rhc Lady,
Dollar Newspaper s. 90
Making three publications In one monli
for The above small suml
0ne copy two yean Z On
Two eapies one wear no
1--we ealies one year, with M extra copy
10 ihnpcnea sending The order n nn
Eight copies one year Il no
Twelve DO % - On
Address L. A. G0DEY.
Il3 Chemai street, nhIadolnhIa
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llmininc.

FEW omres ol Sutph Qo.u.ur 'u1 received
. ' onl ior alis at d. y. T. J5il. dnig 'orr lar
Gosh Expecting Go receive large supply oi
N"d.rn- shortly from New York I mtls Hs
l''Uu'Hr o. fH,sraus and oibsr. to my stock.
wIch w'Il Boz sold ai ile ser, lowest pire. uf
r9at oH'g. Call aud sss.
r. JET
Washington, Oct 10. lsl6as1m
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Agents lOr.lhe Telegraph.
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ARKANSAS.

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and Ole HHH.ir, thai Hr suI aaHiIuuas HIizI.
mes II Hs Old #taud, glefH De ha# Hpp.Isd mn.
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To Planners.

fH'llE undersigned having been appointed
agents Tor the nlr Of Nf Joseph q. Crasb, b
Cotton Gns, will keep supply on band fur sale,
at thrr Ware House In Fulton. Of 90 ,Ilrs and
descriptions, which they urr authorized 10 warrant
10 myc eulIrc raiiaa0iion 10 The pufrhassrs.--
Porons in want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
3 yiltd TO raIl and examine them.
BLOCK BROTHER & 10
FULTON, June %, l-l,-2-.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
.. 500 REWARD.

= ADE hs escape from tbc Ju.l of Hampstead
" county. 0u iHo night of ihe 9lI .naant,
JESSE PHILLIPS indicted f 'h. murder oil
Thomas -p..Iunu Phillips a about feet G
Inches hlh' ipare made, dafk hn.r. black cyea.
and youthful appearance; about 90 years Of age:
speaks quick aud with great deal Of Insurance.
VIII give ihe above reward for h.s apprehension
and delivery 10 mr.
PRICE ROACH. Jailor
" H.mpsie1a C0uHig lIk.
Washington, Nov. E. lsl5.LU
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office.

Ill prrons iudrblrd to tbc undersigned are
earnestly rcqurIcd 10 come forward aud
settle up, %, longer Indulgence eauupt be- given.
r. T. SULLIVAN.
Sept %, lsiG-ij II
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

sThs mos exquisite lass poem E founded oa
the fiaionie hali1u, ulal Hol.f asIa unded IA a
pre-saisieni siaie, that love j The saHmng o. lhe
spni to rennile with The splnl With which Il iof.
mefly made eae--and shuh i discovers en- the
earth The iaea hss oilea been mada sahsafsIaai
to poetry, bat nafer with 50 earnest aud elaborate
q bsaniy
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

THrufrs OFucr, RrAl Erarg R,NE,
WgitmgioH, irg.. 2OM lprii. 1871.
nEBloRS to ihh office are hereby requested
~ 10 CONS forward Immediately and pay calls
aud interest dine and renew their notes, as nll
notes, without determination. remaining nHfs.
uewrd will be- placed in thc huuds OF lhe Bank
Attorney ior aut
ig undar of tho Danrd
m T. rRlTTfN r#. &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

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p.e..a p.. af uy old oH.er and saut Ibr ssng
"'.. h'm. BENZ = JErr
Washington. August is, I-l5-l--ii
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Ready Made Clothing,

OF ENEAH nEH hlrfiuA
'fHe public aIa respectfully iuyeatooul aud
examine their stock. lnly IL, lsit=ly
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-02
The REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

4 Lancaster Lodge L. D., No. Is Of Free
- and accepted MasoHs, are held on the Mon
- On or before the full Of the moon in each
.--'i'h- Members Will TAKE DUE notice
IHEREoF, and Brethren from distance in reg
- s'anang are invited to attend. lo-ly
JOHN s. FLETCHER, Sec'ry.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-02
T. IF. Barr & c. Barr,

Merchants and Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Produce, etc.
hesto'rn, Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
NAPLES.

On the lat the Chambers were opened by hoyai
speech vague and unmesning delivered by commission
by the Duke OF Sierra caprios. Nothing can De more
dsnlorable than the condition Of the Capital On inc
dav before the opening OF Parliament thu inhaotsns
were in constern lest another attempt at piage
should be attempted by lazzaroni aud soldiers WIN
the perrnssion Of the Government The shops were All
closed and the gates and doors all strengthened tne
nbabants coating them inside and outside with iron
Extra guards placed in the direction oil the '.s
Reae and Pozzuo having reference apparently 70 me
recent outbreak OF the galley slaves az Procda VI tne
lst III circulation OF carriages through Naples was pro
hibted the railways also Suspended, 70 preVent
the arrival of the dsaected from the country guaro
were placed at the gates OF the town and tho a'sS' "
,he civ was one Of complete desoation patrols Of
Swiss troops headed by commissioner OF Polles,
were seen 10 pass from time 70 time NO pfocsssIOn
was made 20 the Chamber The speech was listened
10 in the most chilling silence. When tne speech was
concluded there was not the slightest expression OF any
sentiment whatever from the Assembly, wnicn Spa
rated in profound silence. The number OIL Depuue'
present was from 80 10 100. ..,.
On Monday the 80 Of July alter the delivery Of tnis
mech ON the Saturday, the Chambers met put could
~, nraceed 10 business only II Deputies and 50 Peer.
bsvlng assembled while the law requires that OF the
ene number Of l6i Deputies and u Peers an absolute
majority should be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
Investigations.

several members Of the Provisional Government ana
ofthe Executive Commission have been inteIrosateo
by the Commissioner appointed by the NhuDi'i
biz 70 INQUIRE into the causes which led 20 the tc IN
s1rrection II Arago is stated 10 have been examined
twice. On his hrst examination nc hre4AIr' tlat
magistrate whom be- would not name was among me
guilty both Of the affair Of May and that OF June IN
hs second examination he is said 10 nave explicitly
charged NM Portals Jules Iabrc and Landrin OF nav
ing secretly excited the movement Of the Clubs on hese
occasions NJ Arago distinctly dlsavowcd any orders
having been given by the Executive Commission, nav
ing tendency % relax thu means OF rcpressins the
emeu,e he also declared that the Commission wa
altogether ignorant that the I'd June, the DAY O
tore the emeute two regiments had been nafchfu oui
oil Paris one 10 Scissors and the other 70 Amiens
Major Consianin one Of the officers charged WIN the
Investigation Of the facts connected with the cons piracy
Of June has been arrested He interrog atns one
of the insurgents and treating him somewhat harshy
when the latter asked him # he was not NJ Constnun
who was 10 be appointed Minister Of War, had tue ID
surrection succeeded and who repeatedly came 10 en-
courage them At bsrricade dressed IN blouse a1
scasauette NJ Constantiu attempted no defence ana
several other insurgents having recognized hln ana
confirmed the statement OF their cOnralf tnf Noonti
presiding over the Council 81 War ordered MN u Dc
arrested
Arrests and searches continue 10 be made. Among
Tn houses which have been searched Is the hOt.l OF
Queen Christina. IN the Rue de COurceues. Inc lie
etn.ts are it s said deeply implicated IN the ln-uI
recton and many Of the c'ne Of the fauDOdrg IT, Ger
main have persisted in the bafficades. among the
slain the blouse and the casquette OIL me "ohhan ma
been frequently found covering the me camOHC shli
of the noble and the small white and delicate hands
which clutched the musket had evidently never toAed
None OF the bodies thus discovered nave peen oMheu
by their relatives although several Of them nave oeeh
recognized The number Of prisoners already arrest
ed amounts 20 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
FRANCE.
seyerc Measures of the Covernment'

fnar.l c,avaicuac is acting with undininished ener
m in TIE disarmancnt OF the insurgents, and OF al Wn"
6d not aid in the suppression OF the late revolt NJ
inspires the peaceful inhabitants win con'ae0' ''
he intimdates the dissected but II woSlo DC 'oo s
~ reckon upon the conversion Of Socialists ana COM
,snists 10 sound principles, OF envenomed nsur'
81, =, 'oo5 citizens Several of tho ouvriers, all 0nt
troved 10 have been in the affair, have V a
when their former arrogance deness, ana
be retnembered this TACT would prove sense OF oiea'
or 5issinulation 1t may be both The former IS 1iy
justified by the measures OF General Cavaisha' "h'e
although quiet and nOiseess are known 70 DC MN -
energetic Considerable numbers OF the ouTeis io-'
in the late conflicts Many more are IN PRISON O'4'0i
In fight -.-;.,
Tbis equally applies TO the Socialists and Communist.
although the party pretend thai they have only sve.
Nv in order 10 ro-urn 10 the charge with more eueet
~ that their best men have not yet struck tue dow
Nora OF them fell Il their barrcsdes, and IN inc mouse
tom which they covered them, than was al nfst Ve
Tcv,S and very many were shot ON me 2otn u'| Nn'
had endesvored 70 escape alter the COMBAT TO.
M 10 were taken out Of cellar in the Hue - Anto'
~ Tho ight iu the Place Baudoyer, (behind the note
ds WILEY and with the exception oil one VINO esoatc
+oaer a shower OF balls. all were shot- Inc o"eun
.,r.as .t,.ndiug this executOn--ior such u 81
"1Is,, md recalled Lamartines description OF tn
PfssscTs AZ the Abbsye the 20 OF sep'eihoes,
800 of them attempted 70 parry or escape ". sos
sd =, them but one Of them. exactly IKE 'ne ~ -
hs syiss who fell by the hands OF inc S ~, >, ~
,ember presented himself eree' anu iu'' '''' -
| fire. -. 49,. ,ovvertd the courage @
49,, arso,,st. n they have failed 10 exingusn Ieenns
| M revenge and resolution 70 recominrh.o -, -,
| tdgue.. hui there are slso others Wnlos - s,a b.
| Ar th.n uowerless Not only are they DeN' 49, -
thew are or will be- dissrmed Their plans ~ 90
their chiefs here d. sorbst-ths army % i<''V' NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
Military Plans and Operations.

The Risorgimeno OF Turin. of the 9Th, has the iol
lowing from Peschera (Jh) On that day the DuHc Vi
Genoa had his headquarters at Monzambano l ne lot
t6catons of Peschiera are completely restored Inc
cannon OF the Austrians at Verona Is heard from time
10 time firing upon the works which the fedmontese
are erecting on that side. The portable bsrricsdes
constructed and sent Oh, innumeraole and others
are in progress -, .
The Piedm0niese Gazette Of the 9Th inst announces
that the National Assembly Of Venice had voted, by
IN 10 8 the immediate union OF the Venetian territory
to the kingdom of Upper Italy, on the same cond'ion'
rs Lombardy. ,, -. a.. 7,A
The iOnale SabalpiH0, Of Turin OF the TN
has adyices from Bologna OF the st confirming me re
mort of the massage the Adige at Ponton OF the REQ
ontese II also appears that the Duke OF savoy attack
ed the Austrans the plain OF the focacce between
the Julian and Rheetian Alps but there IL no oncal
news of the encounter There are lOVOO Austrans a.
Verona 1900 at NIcenza, 1900 at Mantus' SOov al
epnago and garrisoDs at Trcyiso, Royigo ana fadua
The Arrenie d Haia of Milan OF the 9th, announces
from Peschera, Goth ult) that Charles AiDert ma.
changed his plan of operations and gwen up the idea o
attacking Verona His present plan appears W pc "
eave BODY OF 5000 men 10 defend the line oil the
Mncio while the main body would pass the 10 AZ Dor
coforte traverse part Of the Modenese pass the 10
again At Brescello Farrara aud deliver the 'e.tat
provinces from the presence Of the Austrlans Aite
these operations Verona would be blockaded NJ
present nscton Is relieved and then by skrmishe
with the advanced posts On the lst inst the DUKE
Genoa repulsed the AIstrsns al Rlyoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
AUSTRIA.
The War with Italy.

The Fis.er Zeitasy OF the lat inst the onca' n
of the Austrian Government, contains an afue1e ~
- ~ resnt iunctur- OF Affairs IA Italy Of more " an
u,us importance Il expresses regret at the name, ~,
which all prefers OF peace have been reJecseE 49,
Italians and points out the conciiatns sPl - 80 80
An.,ria mas acted since the commence meht VI 20, "
~. :, Ssrtbsr ss,es tha, it offered to conclude an
,So.ce AZ the very moment when victory crowned ts
arms-aludng to the capture Of vicenra sna tas',io
Ii - a., - srms Austria holds out the olive branch
~ the sword TO Italy. and tells her to select Inc
witt OF the article calls upon al otner nauons 10 zoe
80 ~ humanity 20 lend their hand 10 the good work
,o~,ri putinz an end the sangulnary warfare nov
Ss.olating the rich plains Of Lombardy
The Council Of Ministers at Vienna are asserted 10 oe
firmly resolved upon making tne peace Milan or eve.
Turin If IL seems expedent. The army IN Italy 10 Al
once 10 be reinforced by 5000 Fourteen barta
lions are already their march, and other troops
Galieia and Mor4vis are preparing TO take the red
MonsiznOr AOr.chiui Archbishop Of Nisibi, mas ar
rived Al Vienna He 10 the bearer Of letter from ths
Pope TO the Emperor, expressing His Hounssss Wsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
,FW-yoRX. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY -. isis

element Since the dawn OF morning troops have
d. an moving in onsiierAb.e numbers - various parts
of the city ~ rapid pace. No actual outbreak had
however. taken place though spprehenied
" Emle be GlraTdIn has addressed tne o4loW'nz let
ter % his family
The pamphlet YOU announce As being ABOUT 70 ue
published by me i 10 no degree iasihcatory psnph-
let and for this sovereign rees0n-tnst nave done
nothing for which have 70 justify myself. ns'e hut
been accused Of ans thing For what tlen, Ga heeo
any Justification In l-tl NJ. Msrrast punhsne1 on
coming out OF prison pamphlet entitled 'ImPt SCI
az Secrd' have done N. Marrast did. (wnat pain
more sure could follow o Not having when IN PRISON
any better employment for my time have written tnc
history OF my captivity under the ute OF Journal an
Journalistic aa Secret This pamphlet Is printed and
would have already been published had not been tod
was feared that Friday July l4th, the anniversary OF
taking the Bastile would not pass over wrnout new
Disturbances Were these fears well founded know
not, but they did my pen the dangerous honor OF a.
trhufng 70 i such great importance that thought my
sell bound 10 defer the publication OF my humble nara
tive until the day come when the political horizon
i.ht admit Of hop that the morrow ms pas
without a storm By acting thus, have remained faith
full 20 nv antecedcnts A single word from General
Cayaisuac on June q, would have 'ufhced to induce
the Pr 10 shut itself up ia silence ~ long as the new
Executive Power might judge necessary Ny patriotism
has never been appealed 10 In vain VINO knows TINS
Paris .I,f, h. 1915. L. De GlRARDIN
At6 o'clock on Friday evening July Il. Paris was
Tranquil In the Assembly NJ GoudchauN announced
that The Government had abandoned their intention OF
interfering m the railways twenty-five thousand OF
the ARMY OF Italy have fallen back on Lyons.
The Constitutional OF the lith says that France u IN
Treaty with Great Britain for the purchase OF an lssnn
In the ii seas 20 which she can snip ner capuVe
in-urrent population.