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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16

y. and ihe esHying Of Of his lady Ind
child, IL citizens Of he riiy look Steps 10
secure her ransom. The generous hesn-
ed Aubrey a Once offered one lloussnd
dollars Is reward cor The redemption. and
measures were taken 90 send oui Pueblo
Indians. who are seqnainled with ihe
haunis Of the Apaehes who have her in
esPiiray. 20 treat wiih her cspiors fg her
release. Antxpress frum the Hon. Judge
Besubien. Of Teas. gires information Of
lhs direction taken BY ihe Apaehss with
heir eap,ives. and hnpes are entertained
that me lady and child may vet be reslor-
ed 10 iheu friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Hillside
~ rough. N. G.. on The Isl day ofJanuary 1880,
which II not taken out within three months will
he sent 10 The General Post Office Us dead leitrrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16
H6king PRIVILEGES. foll65s

impo<1nl letter in relation TO the7rankfiif
privileges aE~Rostmasters, possesses IN
icresi for publishers as well as patrons :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Whatever may be the difference Of
opinion in regard 10 the merits and claims
afe the projected Ebony Line" Of
steamships between this country and Il.
IBERIA. whether the plan be one Of real
benev olenre or only Of individual specn.
la,ion, Il is certain thai the progress ol
African colonization is one Of the mosl
interesting events Of the age. and thai The
Republic Of Liberia is entitled to the good
wishes OF every friend Of civilization, e..
pecially of every citizen Of The United
States. There is no precedent cf'coIoni
Il importance and prosperity 30 rapidly
aeeaire.l, and under such difficulties snt
impedimewis. There has been no co'an's
enterprise 80 fall Of the PROMISE Of mei
resalis 70 The hsppiuess Of = crea. portion 9
the tnanxnsss Ths esaeaisasioa OF A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

ASSW 0ftSshss eaess.-yt
The steamship Alabama, Foster, from
Chagres. arrived at this poft Yesterday
with two days later news from California,
bringing dates 10 l7ih inst. :
The health Of the Is,hmus was good.
All excitement relative TO the attempted
revolution in New Grenada had pretty
much died away. Rain continued to fall
though il had but little effect on The roads,
which were in sa,ch order as TO enable ell
To pas- over with hn, slight difficulty.
The accounts from California are MOI
Of very. encouraging nature. San Fran
cisco has been visited BY another tlestruc-
tise FIRE. which consumed over one hun.
dred buildings, causing much distress
amemq the occupants thereof. Prepara.
lions were TO be made al once, however,
Tor removing the rubbish. and erecting more
substantial buildings.
The financial crisis still excited much
talk, but il was thought the worst wa,
over. From the mines there is little new
10 aid TO that brought BY the Pacific the
accounts are some~ hat contradictory bul
still Of 4 very favorble character. New
discoveries. were being made daily. The
rainy season was about commencing.
The passengers by The Alabama have
considerable gold dnst with them. A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

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PEELED 70 mske, thst : 20 cais'er~ly has me his-
tory Of Norh csrolina been wnilrn that The
name. menis and end q nc nrss Governor =
not knosn. - fsnssuon upon ". an rxs"-
nation o. me ssfis history o. 'ns counhss OF
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neglect hn deot when .ns present genera
ton owes 70 The past a. weii % 70 The fu'ors
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
.shst Himself. A boy named Hen

Shst Himself. - boy named Henry
Marker. no, more than 10 years Of age.
sho, himself with gun. on Swift Creek
in This county. on Monday. the 2ls, inst.
On the DAY previous. he had got drunk.
aud /, is supposed hescommii,ed the rash
act, while suffering from The shame which
hi. had conducr brought on him. He
pIaced the muzzle Of the gnn io,his FORE
head, and deliberately pushed The trigger
with stick. The suicide Of such child
is an occurrence Of which we do moi re-
member an instance.
Newbrn Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

epaae supsnedtd. - The 81. vincen'
Royal Gszeiie mentions ihsl gentleman
Of iha, islsnd has sent to England guam.
ti,y Of pozzolona. 10 have il tested 40 q
cement. and tina, he was agreeably sur
prsed 10 learn that the chemis. who ties.
ted I, had declared il to be the best man.
ure that had ye, been discovered, and thai
il was fsr preferable to Guano. The gen
llemsn in queslinn was complimenied on
having mine If wealth superior 10 gold.
When II is considered (says The Gsze,is)
tina, The Island abounds in Ibis valuable
subslancc---lh best cement. and, ~ il now
appears. the best manure that 10 known
we cannot refrain from offering our public
congratulations on the recent discovery,
which must ere long bring great wesllh
into The Islands. by supplying them with
an article which must be much, needed
by The sugar.growers. Pozzolona from
81. Vincent rnuld of course be supplied
here much cheaper than guano. and might,
in ccpseq uenre Of its cheapness. be ex.
sensively used.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Obituary,

Departed this life, in Marion, Alabama, on the
l7th Of October, 1850. Isaac II. HuxvIssrox,
son Of William and Frances R.iIuntinston, ia
the Esd year Of his age. He was born in
HiIIsboroush, N. q. His parents removed to
Alsbsma, in 1884. where he remained until bic
death.
His character was distinguished BY an amisble
and gentle disposition, which cndearsd him to all
who Anew him. As son, he was. kind and
sbedient; q brother, ardent and devo,sdin his
affections; but the most interesting feature In his
character, was his christian virtues. About -
ven years ago he made profession Of religion
and joined the Presbyterian Church. Of which he
remsined . consistent member until death closed
bis earthly career. He was the child Of pious
parents. who sally dedicated him to God, and
taught him the way Of salvation, and. o. might
have been expected, the messenger did not find
him unprspared. II l. true, be sometimes sx-
pressed strong desire 10 live, not 70 enjoy the
world, but to BE- more faithful and useful % .
christian, or, TO use his own language, that he
|" might preach the GospsL"
He had frequent trials Of his faith, having long
been afflicted with most distressing disease
but at the last be was enabled to give aglory "a
Gsd," who givsth US the victory through our
!" Lord Jesus Christ"
In his death he had hope, but not such as the
Ihypocrites. Il was . lively hope Of an inherit
snce beyond the skies"
|" Thou art gone to the grave. but we will not
deplOre thee,
Whose God IVES thy ransom. thy guardian and
guide;
He gave thee, he took thee, and he win restore
thee,
And death has no sting. for the Saviour h.,
died."
May God enable the bereaved parents 10 b.
resigned to this dispensation sf His providence
and finally bring the entire family to that han,
Of res. where He shall wipe sway all tears from
their eysA X.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Farmers Or N0eth Carolina,
Read thlsi

You who raise from three 10 fifteen
bushels.of corn 10 the scre,-resd Per-
haps YOU won. believe il. |, does lock
almost incredible, but there is no doubt ol
lis truth. Perhaps Won will say-ah,
.Kenmcky land is better than ours. There
il no doubt Of that either: but il has been
made 20 by nice cultivation. You are ~
intelligent ss The Keniucky farmer. and
the means Cor manufacturing manure. deer
Fpbughing. &C.. are S1so wilma you
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Gov. Collier, Of Ala. has issued an
address, To- The people Of that State. de-
clinint To convene the Legislature. a. re-
quessed by several memorisls. numerous
Iy signed. To take into consideration the
present state of affairs in reference To the
late action Of Congress. In the course
Of his address. he takes occasion To otieI
some very Wholesome and practical stg'
gestions. seeking to impress upon the
minds Of the people The necessity 81 build
ing mp The South. by improving her axri
culture and establishing mauufaetnries. Il
an extent to render her wholly independ
eni. or nearly 80. Of the North.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Chunut Mast. Providence does all
things we'll. The wheat crop this year
was very small and the corn crop rather
light, bnt we have an abundance Of
grass and roughness for cattle and hor-
SEES. apples, peaches and potatoes for
children. and the greatest chestnut mast
for hogs and idlers that we have had
for years. Hogs will do well on them
till December, requiring but little corn
to fit them for the meat-house. The
chestnut mast will save, in our mountain
country, thousands Of bushels Of corn.
AshsriLle Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
RARRIEp,

In this county, on Wednesday tho sosh Of De-
tober. by the Rev. A. Curis. Mr.. WrrlrAx u.
ElIis to Miss jam CIAsx.
In this county, on Thursday evening the 7th
instant. by Alexander Dickson, esq., Mr. ADAx
DsusIAs 10 Miss MARY cAsRIserss, daughter
Of Mr.. William Darlington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Power abev, IN, Council = obedience, IN

police Of Chicago having been instructed
hy The Common Council to disregard The
provisions Of The tug tive slave law. the
citizens Of iha, place have held an i'm.
mense mass meeting. and adopted resolu.
tons condemning the course Of the Com.
mon Council. and expressing the deter.
minaiion Of the inhabitants 10 support
every law passed BY competent sulhoIi,
~. The fugitive slave law expressly includ'
ed, 10 the utmost ofthsir power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

80 ~ 50 <A<Ao VI &~4fSe& '-ts~,fT
stand thai quantity Of Castor Oil. man
uiaciurei irom seed grown in the vicinity
Of Charles,sn. was Yesterday exported 10
Baltimore in The bark Dimon. This or.
,icle was prepafed by Mr.. G. Ais. Who
has recrplIy established in King street. .
manufaciory Cor the purpose Of making il.
Mr.. Ais has erected an Hydraulic Press.
of eight hundred tons pressure, which Is
capable Of pressing over thousand barrels
year. The plants from which the
qusniiiy now exported. was made. grew
ON farm Of Mr.. Sieinmeyer, in 81. An
drew's Parish. This enterprise Of Mr.
Ais is worth The notice OF planters an,
farmers. He can, il il be delived TO hun
afford TO pay Two dollars per bushel 70
all iha, can be delivered 10 him. Tn
seed planted ON Mr.. Sieinmeyer's plac
yielded near thirty bushels 10 The acre.
The article manufactured BY Mr.. All
has been pronounced Of superior quail
ity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
ss.sSsyE1yGMs 30 o.


n saL<sibsu iss<sara = A. R<sosa<s. a.
-.nisiss. Ae- srr requested % esi d1riag ihs
e,~sus essn veil. Is many g can. sra pay n ~
rssss.i sssss vho Ar sss eaI'sd hsss BY a'hs'
p.-ip.ss. en- sd y se~s p<ssAies. We have
~. NJ ND - money. and ~s hsp< eonph-
.srs uish Din rrsuss vdI rrl'svs - hen The
srprus< n srsdias IN sgvns % COLLECT. hssy
a cor ssl.rribsn sv inJrhsed fos ssser.l years
and their own kse~Isdsr q bssiDsss viii lssch
,hsn thss srrsl ioronvssi~ses b he necessary
rrssls. We bsps considerations e sen<resisy -
veil IS justice wlIl induce them 70 do . hey
would b. done BY
suhxns<rs 10 aIamsnee win have an opperiu-
ni,y Of making ps,n<nt 10 Thomss wsha. ssq-
eur sulhesi1ri agent. u the Superior OF County
Count Of Aiamsncs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
A TEMPERANCE MEETING

WILL be held at South Lowell Division on
W Friday belo,s The 4,h Monday In This
month.
An 0ra,sn will be delivered 1t ~ O'clock
and several limitations nt night
All the neighboring divisions are respectfully
invited 10 attend, 10 aid Them IN the esu~ Of
Temperance.
Nov. 9th, 1880. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Mrs. Ann X. Simpson has returned, of
her own accord. and voluntarily suren.
,iered herself this day TO The Sheriff Of our
county. She is now in jail 10 await her
trial. which will probably take place mex,
week. We hope she may have a faiI
and fuIl trial, and that her ranse may NOT
be prejudged from any thing that has
previously been said OF written.
Comnsunieuf~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Died Drunk man named Daniel
Wheeler was iouud dead in the porch oi
VIM. Cobe's siore. il the south eastern
part of this county, on Sunday morning
The 26,h ul,. He was very drunk on Sa-
,urday evening. and was left lying in the
porch. !, was supposed he would soon
get up and 90 home, IS he had often done;
bul the next morning he was found dead.
A Jury. Of inques, pronounced drinking
too much liquor TO be The cause OF his
death. Gresns6orcagh Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Hogs.--Tke Metropolis, Published a,
ChilicoiI.e, Ohio, says that the drovers
have heen buying hogs in Ross county.
at 2.20sa 2 %; and that none Of the pack
eu in that city have contracted for pork
al more than e2.50 Tor packing. The
feeders are holding OF for $500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
M frra, I'm IiIIiou.-The Galveston

TT TIN ffu HilIl0n.-f nc usIsrs"n
(Texar) Civilian proposes 20 make very
novel use of the money 10 he received from
the United States. I, thinks that afier
paving ofr The deb, ofTexas three millions
will remain. This sum is N he received
in The uniled States bonds bearing Eve per
cent. interest, which will yield a revenue 81
el50.000 per annum;. more than sufficient
10 pay the whole expenses Of the Stale
Government. This would enable Texas
% do what no Other State has done
abolish all taxes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Tsxas-Th. Vote on The Boundary PROPOSE.

iuAuS HC tuSV VI VIZ Dvu"u1y t'0Fs'
ii0n.--lt is known that the G0vernor oil
Texas has iseuedSh.s proclamation sub
mil,ng The proposition in regard 10 The
boundary nf that State 10 the people. u
would seem from me following. which
we clip from the New Orleans True Del
Ia. ll,a, the decision ofahe Texan people
In favor of that proposion will be almost
unan'mus. The Delta SAYS" A Few
days ago we stated tina, in Hays county
ths vote had been taken on the propos!-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Erpiosion offhs Steamer Tsiegraph-
Grsaf Loss of life.
Hss cssIls. D<lav.rs. Nov. Z. 10 P. n.

fsss css,le. Delswsre. Nov. Z. 10 p. N.
The STEAMER Telegraph. of The Enics-
con Line. on her passsge from Phila del
phis 10 Baltimore. bursled her boiler of
this place. about Z o'clock 90 night. So
Ear some twenty four persons have heen
brought ashore from the wreck, some ~
whom are dead and others badly wound.
ed. Seven or eight who drilled ashore
were picked up. II 10 supposed that a
large number were blown overheard.
among whom WIRE The captain and crew.
The wreck has drilled Two miles below.
there being no steamer here iosow her is.
Mr.. Charles Hagan. = passenger. who
has just landed. Gays she had too much
steam on =, The time Of The explosion.
Second Dispatch. lot Pm.
Forty passengers have just landed
among whom are . great many bai'ly
woundrd and scaldrd. Some cannot sur
vive. There are twenty more on board
suffering greatly.
The Arsenal has been ilrown.open fo
their accommodation. and six doctors hav,
arrived from Wilmington ! IS tssss..
Among the wounded are Ave laslies
The people here are doing oil in ihei
power to alleviate the sufferings Of tn
wounded.
Third Dispatch, Is} p. N.
The steamer has just been lowed 4
the wharf. Her cabin floor 10 ssrewet
with wounded. Dap,ain Claypool ha
been. badly hurt. Seven dead bodice
aboard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

The Texas monument descrhes sting.
ing worm which has been noticed with
in few weeks in the vicinity Of Black
Jack Springs. Il is sluggish. has grea'
many feet. and locke like little bunch
If cotton. The lives Of the persons s,ung
by il were. for time, supposed TO be in
danger. The pain is said TO be intense. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

The "Ca,holic Annual Register" for
This year gives lie, Of seventy clergy
men who have left The English Church
and joined the Roman Catholic religion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

VXYE- are authorised b state that there viii b.
w 4 meeting held On Tuesday Of Court
week next, at this place, for the purpose Of Of
s,nizing company Of cavalry. Ailthoss wish-
ing to jnin are respectfully solicited to.attend.
The pesSiag win b hsldsa aSsss s'sisek E. 4.
Ma. Cd, 1859. sx+Aa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

We are pleasrd 10 learn from the Oh.
server. that $4,000 have been subscribed.
mostly 10 this place, 70 construct Plank
Road through Tie southern part Of this
county, 10 Rock6.h or I.umbes River.
The object 10 to build the road as far a.
the sand extends, either to big Rock6sh
or 10 Lumber Bridge, some - or Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
INC EOLIAN MlvsTRELs,

Consisting Of two h,otLen snd sis'sr, viii give
q Vocal and Iss,rumen..l CONCERT, Il tbs
Uaion Hotsl 10 this place. on THURSDAY evening,
November i4th; on which scession they viii
give Varied Collection Of Pieces, original and
sssscsed, which have bern most nsticnnsly sp.
proved Of by the . Lovers Of Musie," ia most o.
he cites and towns in the United States.
Doom to open at = o'clock; performance 70
commence Of "a. Tickets IS cents
Should the Eolians be detained BY Indictment
weather, or any unforeseen circumstances. due
notice will he given Of their performance on thsir
arrival, BY the distribution Of their small Concert
Bills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

Suicide.--A man named Thornton,
Gays The Wilmington Commercial. was run
over and Instantly killed by the cars from
Wilmington. on Friday the Is, inst. Is
miles north Of Warsaw.
From the position he was found in. i
WAS eviden, he intended such death.
Cxuse--whiskey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

The Boston Journal yotes Q rnmor tina,
Col. Bliss il engaged in preparing q his
tory Of the campaigns Of Gen. Taylor,
all Of which he Witnessed. and mos. Of
which lie was consulted abon.. Snch a
work would he a mos, valuable addition
TO our STANDARD literature. We trust the
reports correct.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
AN ADDRESS.

DEv. LEWIS X. WILLIE will deliver .
~ Temperance Address at the great Tempe
rancs Meeting At South Lowell, on Friday the
ed instant.
November -. ol-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
TEE + n
CEASED, FILLED. FiItd, Extracted, REGULATED,
&c. ks.

I. nov in HiIlsborough; and bring known, il 10
unnecessary 10 say with what pleasure. prompt
mrs and 6d<liiy be will attend V any business
connected with his profession, (~hen application
d made in NtDe-)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
Eyploration AZ he Rio Cnn1t,-

Efpl0gdtIUM OF INT Mv 6fNH9es--H dJuf
Chapman. Of The United States Army.
made report to the War Department.
giving The result of an exploration Of i've
Rim Gramle made by Gap,ain Low.
which j. published n sl,s washington
Republic Of losh inst Thsss exptcrsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

iurisy lat an smiabIe and promising
youth 81 this place. Thomas Wiley.
ynungesi son of the laIe Rev'd Philip b.
Wiley. was Instantly killed by the scei-
dental discharge ef = gun inhis own hands.
In lhe morning. IN company with rom
pznian Of about hi. own age. (beiween IL
snd 49, he sisried with . small double
barrelIed gun Ia shoot birds. They soon
siivsreed from each olhef. agreeing 70 meet
before returning home. Young Wnley's
gun was heard 10 20 of, and ihe other
made The signal agreed on. hut.. receiving
m answer. concluded that Wiley had re-
turned without him. Asesening approach
ed the family became alarmed Al the sb-
sfnre Of Thomas, and a number OF per.
SIMS proceeded u search Tor him. guided
hy The direction in which The report ii
his gun was heard. Late in The evening
his h,dy Was found. where il had lain
since 10 o'rlock in the marning. tine oI
the barrels Of the gun was discharged; the
other was partially loaled. The ramrod
l.ing by is side h was ,vitleni that The
loaded barrel had been discharged whilst
the unfortunate youth wss loading the
other. The wh"Ie load had passed into
his LEFT side. no doubt produ' ing instant
death. Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13
The Calhoun Statue. -T'hi. bear,il

The Calhoun Statue. beautiful
work of at. which has, for three months,
been lying under water ON the Long Ill.
and sl,ore, has been recovered and found
to be without material damage. The
statue had been driven hy the force of,he
waves about fifty feet from the place where
j, was originally found. and the box. with
the sand v hich had washed in. weighed
nearly SONS when il reached the surface.
We understand that The only injury thai
can be observed il a fracture If The right
arm OF The figure. The delicate portions
Of The sculpture are unimPaired, and the
light gil, letters on the scroll are perfect.
There is no discoloraiion, such 10 was
surpassed might occur from the action 81
the sal, water on the non fastenings Oft
case.
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London Industrial Exhibition. Gov.
Manly has appointed Col. James F. Tay-
lor. of Raleigh. through whom Societies
and intlividuaIs in North Carolina. desl>
rons Of forwarding articles for admission
a, the Industrial Exhibition 10 be held 1T
London ia May. 1851. may correspond.
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Creenbrisr and Nirhoias counties rncoan.
Tered quiie severe snow s<nsm. Twelve
or 6Iiren miles west Of the town 81 Lew
isbufs snow fsII 10 The depth Of several
inches. and near The line dividing Green
brirr and Nicholas couniies IL measured
sepsn inches IN depth on the morning d
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