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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Policy of the Railroad Company.

The remarks which follow, copied
from tho Wheeling argus, should
command the serious attention Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad compa.
ny. There is nodoubt that that COM
pany is entirely overlooking its way
business in its anxiety to attract the
trade of the Great West. So short
sighted policy must, in tho very ma
,uro Of things, make enemies lot the
road where it ought to have friends.
The Argus says:
"Therc nre two lessons which the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad compa-
ny must acquire by experience, if they
will not learn them ut cheaper
school. One is, that their work can
not be sustained unless their charges
for transportation are kept at the
lowest remunerativc rates; The other
is that their way trade is worth cult
waiting.
"As to tho way trade, the present
policy Of the company is to tax it as
much as it will bear, for the support
of the through business. This is
wrong every way, unjust and unwisc.
1t will reader the company odious in
Virginia. The through trade needs
no support, and cannot nco,l any. 1t
will support Itself if the tolls are pla.
ced at the proper rates. 1t is just to
charge more for way business than
for that which passes over the entire
road; but how much morel Justice
stops withsimple remuneration. Two
cents per mile vii! pay very well for
way ireigh, and travel. At the low
rate the business will increase. AT
present, Northwestern Virginia is
little the better for tile railroad. 1t
has perhaps never occurred to the
company that tho way business along
their line will belong to them forever,
aud ifproperly taken care of may be
made to support their road of itself
A very respectable nation, capable Of
sustaining more than one such work,
might DO scatcd-as such nations have
been seatetl-wilhin al area no great.
or than that which will in all lime
contribute way business to the Bal,i-
more aud Ohio railroad. In ten years
the amount oflhat business might he
sufficient to pay six per cent. divi-
dcnds. But, for that purpose, it must
be greatly increased, and that will
not happen under the present charg-
es.
In view of the vast and increasing
railway competition, this company
ought to look to the country through
which it passes, and in which it has
no rival, as principal source Of its
revenues. The time has passed for
magniloqnent essays in the annual re-
ports, about draining the trade from
the slopes ofthe Rocky NIountainsin-
to the lap ofan Atlantic city. Every
railway viii soon find its rivals at its
very theslold. and the road which has
the best way business will make the
most money. We hope the fall bu-
siness will open on the system Of
cheap toll !"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
The Circnit Court

Commenced its September session
in this place, on Thursday last, the
s,h inst.-Judge THOMPSON on the
bench. We have not had limo to at.
tend any part Gifts si,lings, norto OBJ
tain synopsis of its more important
proceedings; but anything notewor'
thy that may have transpired will be
attended to next week.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
T's,c Sl;,cli-lvafcr.

The Navigation Company, which
had pledged itself to go to work at
once, on the application of our citi.
zens, and complete the locks and dams
to tho State line, have failed to re.
deem their pledge, and The improve
ment is in about the same state of for
wardness that it has ever bcen.-
True, u corps of engineers were put
upon tile river 10 make the necessary
surveys, and assembled it as high per-
haps as Greensboro, when u sprinkle
of rain about the middle of July af-
fnrded the catcrprising Company am
pie pretext for Withdrawing the corps
under anticipation Of Tie Junr ,Rood"
True, money has been subscribed !;
much talk has been had, aud great
deal written, to favor and push for
ward the enterprise,-but what of all
this, when we see that the Company
grasps at every pretcxt, no matter
how trivial, to delay the work, or TO
evatlc tho terms Of their charter alto
gether. .,.
The people above the Slack. water
begin to see these things-begin to
SEQ and despisc the wretcl,ed truck
ling which has, for so long a time,
deprived them ofrights, guaranteed to
them under the self-same charter
which incorporated the 'N1onongahela
Navigation Company and which now
gives it the powers aud immunities
of u corporate body. Tho present
season, when work could be done on
the river, is passing away, or we'll
nigh gone by, and we see the Com
pnny making new locks bclow-wi-
dening and enlargiug the improve
ment at every point,-but for the up
per Monongahela they have nothing!
They can cxpend the labor Of a sea-
son to enlarge their present bounda-
ries-to build new locks between
Brownsville and Pit'sburg,-but let
them begin to ascend the river, and a
July shower-thc sure precursorof u
JUNE FLOOD!"-scares them
clear off, and another year is added to
the period Of their delay!
There is a remedy for this state Of
things, and it is to GEORGE them into
the work at which they have been
mincing and mouthing for now these
several years. This remedy should
be applied, too, and have sufficient
time to operate cfiectnally, before an
other June fool shall afford prctext
for further delay. "Lct slip the
dogs ofwar!" &ack~ater to Morgan
torn or clear river to Pittsbwg!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
FROM CHINA.

The intelligence from China an,
,nounces another defeat of the itnpc.
rial troops, They had made M Of:
fort ,oreiake The city of Ching5keang,
Foo, and were .repulsed byfiic rcvu'
+ lutionists. The5Britishnfderin coun,
Gil fortiie better regulatig1t of Eng
fish affairs aud the puuisllmentofEn
Dish criminals in China is yetyimpor
,,ant, asthe extensive powerstgiyen &c
the cobsuls and spperinteiaents tc
hearand determine causes betweel
her Majcs,y's subjects andlthose oflhe
Emperor will 80 fir, 10 establish q
u sort of impe,.ia@ IN imPerio upon
the convulsed territory IN IN YBadget
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Collins steamer Atlantic brings
London dates to August ~. Peace is
still preserved between Russia and Tur-
key, and likely 10 be'so for the present.
The British Parliament was prorogued
on The Goth. The address ot,he Queen
on the occasion, in reference to the war
question, said, "lier Majesty had good
reason to hope that an honorable ar.
Iangement would be speedily accom-
flished,"
Peace was looked Upon BY many as
secure; but in the meantime the forces
Of Russia had not received any intima-
ton Of withdrawal from the proyin-
ces; the agents Of the Emperor were
busy 10 intrigue and iomen,ing religious
differences, and Turkey was likely TO
sink in consequence OF the exhausted
state Of her finances resulting from the
necessary preparation Of her military
deiences. There was report Of an in
surrection in Servin, which il il has ia.
keE place will add 10 the difficulties OIL
the Porte cabinet. @
The Austrian government has ISSUED
a sort Of diplomatic protest against The
action Of Capt, Ingraham, of the U. S
brig Of war St. Louis, in rescuing tn,
Hungarian, Kozta, from. an Austrian
vessel atsmyrna. Theprotest denoun
ces the act Of Capt. Ingfaham as vic
la!ion of the laws Of nations. Kozta
it will be recollected, was in this coun
try with Kossuth he had an America'
passport. and had declared his intention
OF becoming an American citizen
Austria may grumble, but Uncle SAT-
will take care Of him.
'a' The news from India represent the
, war in Burmsh as ended.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
COMMUNICABLE.
TRIBUTE OF IsEspECY.

At regular meeting Of " Nononso'ie
Dirision, No. 81, Sons Of Temperance, o.
va.,n held at its Hall in Morsanlown, or
Thursday evening, September s, 1853, i
having been announced that HENRY E.
SMITH, J. D. G. W.p., had departed this
life, the following resolutions wereunsn-
imously adopted: s,ssiSs,,s
RESOLVED, That we have learned with
deep regret the death Of our brother Smith,,
and tina, this Division has been compelled
by the stern summons Of death TO part
with an active, useful, amiabls and loved
brother.
Resolred, That this Division will, as a
lark Of respect for his memory. wear the
tual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolved. That we tender to tbs family
. our seccased brother, and tohis father,
rpther and other relatives our warmest
Sympathy in their bereavement .atths
lbs Of one so young, andin the midst Of
h; usefulness called to try the realities
oianother state Of existence, but We en-
tttain The hope that what is our loss is
Ii gain.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolu.
tins be sent to The family Of our deceas.
q brother, and to the editors Of the Mr.
~ and Republican, in Morgantown, and
/ / Southern Era in Richmond, with a
request that they publish the same in their
respective papers.
| LIS. HoueH, RS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

The following extracts arc taken
from tho correspondence ofthe Frvn'
,ytown Gazette!
WHEELING, August 81, sc,
Mn. SiE0rniED
Monday we had a
most tremendous explosion. From
the steamer Exchange, there was
landed on our wharf, on Saturday,
some fifty kegs of powder There
with guilty Indifference to human
life, they lay until Monday, whom ~
kegs were placed on one 1my, with
a balky horse, ind were handled in"
careless manner. Tho powder run
ming in a stream from one keg,--'he
horse kicking to pieces sn"lher'--snd
the drayman whirping'he horse
when spark, either from the wheel
oflhe dray or the shoe Of the horse,
ignited the powder, and the whole
mass of go kegs, with one exception,
exploded with tremendous noise
that was distinctly heard for Ten.
milesi The owner Of the dray was
killed on the spot, his brains blown,
TO considerable distance from hlsi
body. The drayman was set OH i'rc''
badly burnt and severely injured
The horse was blown out of the dray
and all the hair burnt from his body,
the dray broken to shivcrs. The hou..
SEES OH Water street shook To their
base, the windows were completely
riddled, so that from 1000 to 5000
panes of glass were broken. Tho
whole city was alarmed at the noise
produced by tho explosion, and the
lettering Of the houses. Tho steam
boats ut the wharf were injured, and
the lamps and pantry were broken to
pieces. The Inquest jury have rec
commended the adoption of some s'r'''~
gent law in reference TO powder, TO
our city council. We hope they will
enact it.
We expect to have busy stirring
times here soon. Our Agricultural
Fair is expected 10 be a grand affair.
It's to come of on the 1ith 18th ans
10th proximo. Large preparations
arc being made for it. The Sronnds
enclosed and the buildings erected
for it are large. We expect the
sights will be worth seeing. and ex-
hibi,ion will greatly promote the
prosperity of North. Western Virgin
lila, by stirring up the various pr0dc-
cling classes to vie with each other III
the best productions.
During the Fair, tho Temperance
people will be busy. They arc TO
have various meetings and addresses,
and on the 10th convention to pro-
mote the adoption Of the Maine Iii
quor Law in Virginia. is to meet,--
This is an important movement fos
this part Of the Old Dominion, we
hope you, region will second This en-
terprise. Come,-give syourpres-
, ouce and countenancc in this mighty
work. aayi 81 qitwsgI.a
, Our markets replen'y but high
, These are glorious times for sarmers
f aud gardeners. They cannot hell
8 becoming wealthy, f'hey are only 60
, Der aud Industrious.
.. ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

~ We have put our paper to
press day in advance of the usual
time this week, to enable MS to look
in a, the doings of the N. w. Baptist
Association, which convcncs here on
the date Of oar paper; as we'll rs 9TH
er considerations unnecessary TO EMU
mcrate.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Correspondence Of The {" Mirror"
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6, 1858.

Judge Jacob Finn,
of the Criminal Court, is, at this pres
eut time, tic great talked Of He has
recently committed an assault upon
an cminen. lawyer, in one of the mar
ket places in broad daylight, for
which Judge Spooncr, ofthe Police
Court, yesterday fined him $50 and
costs, after an exciting trial. Films
conduct in tho great Kissane forgery
case, and in q fugitive slave case,
more recently, led to public meeting
last week, to take into consideration
measures looking to an Impeachment!
before the next Legislature. The
tleaderin this movement was the sub
jcrt of the assault above referred to,
and though the meeting was some
what Of a f=-le, yet there is a settled
conviction in the public mind that
Judge Finn must be got rid of; aud
it is probable that the next Legisla-
ture will abolish the Court and give
the jurisdiction to the Common Pleas,
where it originally belonged, and so
quietly dispose Of the whole matter.
The whole city was thrown into
excitement by u cowardly attack
made by Dr.. Ames, upon James Hall,
ex. Postmaster and now President Of
the Ohio and Mississippi R. R. Com.
pany. A difficulty oftwo years stand
ing, existed between the families Of
tho respec,edpar,ies. Ames attack
ed Hall on TIE street with dirk
cutting his nose and face badly. He
then drew pistol and shot Hall, the
ball lodging in the liver Ames was
Immediately taken into custody, and
three loaded pistols were found upon
his person. His preliminary exami-
nation comes off to-day. Halls re-
covery is extremely doubtful.
The weather, until within a few
days past, has been very pleasant,
and the tourists to tho North and
elsewhere. having returned, were con.
graduating themselves, and talked OF
the cool and delightful breezes OF
Ohio, as compared TO the heat Of New
York, Niagara and Montreal. But
alas the melting conclusion has been
reached, that having been scorched,
now they are to be roasted. In fact,
we are now having the hottest wcalh-
err of the season. But during the
whole summer the health of this city
has been remarkably good and while
our neighbors below US, have been
terribly scourged, we hayc escaped
without even tho semblanco of an ep.
idemic. Very many fear the yellow
fever may yet reach US; but no case
has ever occurred here, and the strict
est quarantine regulation will prevent
foreign cases being brought up. ]
have not heard of one case Of Asiatic
cholera.
Though the corn crop suffered from
drought in the early part of tho sea-
son, it now bids fair to DO better
crop than last year.
The contest between the various
parties in this State is growing quite
warm. The elections for State and
County officers come off in October,
and there is now pretty general or
ganiza,ion and the candidates are
fairly piltcd against each other
The temperance question is entering
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

~ The western abutment of the
rivor Bridge has reached its height,
and the Towers have been commenc.
ed, aud arc progressing finely. The
work has been put together in very
worknanlikc manner
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Preaching.

Rev. JAMES B. TAYLOR, of Rich.
mond, will preach in the Baptist
Westinghouse, in this place, on this
friday evening, at the ringing Of
the bell.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
7elesrnpl.a for Tie baltimore American.

NJ. " asHiNuioNt 1Sl"S A
Allthe rumors ola rupture between
MIR. Marcy and the President are III
correct. The Cabipe, is regarded as
a unit. They had a long session TO-
DAY. at which foreign affairs were dis
russed. Cap,.'lngraham will certain
ly be sustained. ig.ll
: George NJ. Dallas is in town and
may possibly get the mission 10 Chi,
ma or to France.
Tho rnmor that Secretary Davis is
about to leaveahe Cabinet to run fol
U. S. Senator for Mississippi, is re-
gurdsd as pBfaunded.
Bsserly fuckers paper, the Sent,
mel will not makeits appearances ill
the 10Th.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
THE MIRROR.
"Pra,se ,vhere acc can, and ccasurc
phere We mast"
MORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, September ~, 1853
EASTERN AGENCY,

IJ-Mr. c. PIERCE, No. 4G, South Third St,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obIiging and
attentive Agents.
L. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the En-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agcn, for that
City.
OTHER AGENTS.
Dr.. L. PARSONS, Gladly Greek, barbour CO.
has kindly consented to act as Agcn, for the
Mirror.
DIN. ANVIL, Ncstorvillc, Barbour co.., Va.
G. CRESAp, Esq, Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

The EPIDEMIC AT MoplLE.-Aug 81.
The fever is increasing here, but the
cases are mild, and the deaths are eom'
paratively few.
At Mobile, on the cath, there weFs
four fever deaths,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
opele,,O,'. SCnAie.' ,oltnaa.ii,.e

9etc'so~ ~&"''e' e%'V"9"a"c'
For October, is embellished with
"the Unconscious Sleeper" a boausi-
full engraving, and u splendid colorod
fashion plate. Thirly-four original
contributions, varied and interesting.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

Circuit Court Of Marion Coanty.- :.
This Court will commence its Fall
Ssssion for this County, on Monday
tlh 10Th instant, aud will continue III
session about three weeks--there be-
ink about 300 cases for trial.-Fdt''
mint Republican.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

YELt.ow FEVER ON SulrBoARD.- Bos-
Ton, Sept. 1.-The ship Sheffield arri-
we'd here to-day from New Orleans
The yellow fever broke out on The pas
sage, and one person died and two are
sick. 20
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
aC,pGan, T. tic gu;siss,, {"


Orthe Rum. Plague; a Narrative
for tho admoni,ion and instruction Of
both old and young, rich and poor
from the German of Zschokke.-
New York, John S. Taylor, publish
er. An excellent tract for the times.
The Weekly Gazette and Tempe.
ancc AGrocatc," published at Scotts-
Vile, Albcmarlc coy. Va, by Forbes
& Mcdonald, at Sl.50 per annum.-
We wish success 10 this new enter
prise, but seriously doubt the cxpedi-
ency Of multiplying Temperance or
gans,lhcro are so few ofthe great body
of professed friends of the cause who
feel the moral responsibility Of sus-
tanning them.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

A country cditort thinks that Column
bus is not entitled to much credit for
discovering America as the country is
SO largehe could not well have miss
cd it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

W..P alton. charged with killing
Jno. Morley at Charleston, kanaw-
ha Co., Va, has been arrested at AL
exandria, Ky.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

Texas advices leave no doubt Of
tile election Of Ex-Governor Bell 10
Congress, and Mr.. Pease, DEM, Gov
ernor Of the State.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Banks Of the District of Columbia.

The following are the only Banks in
The District, having Offices Of redemp-
ton there and conducted by responsible
stockholders:
Corporation Of Georgetown ! p. c. dis IS
Bank,ot Commerce, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, par.
Bank Of Metropolis, par.
Bank Of Washington, par,
Exchange Bank, Selden, Withers, and
Company, ape. dis.
Farmers s Merchants Bank, Statham,
Smithson s. Co., Up. c. dis.
Patriotic, Bank, par.
Hon. James Buchanan was, on the
l7,hiot August, at the Adelphi House,
Liverpool. He sailed from New York,
on the 9Th, in the Atlantic, and arrived
satelySin Englahd-enjoyins delight
fuitrip, and was in fine health and spir-
its. onihe 18th, he SET out for Lon
don, where he will make his quarters
at the Clarendon House until arrange
Cinsntsar made for him TO take posses.
sion Of his private residence.
The Circuit Court for Wetzel Co.
will commence itssessionon Wedhes.
day, The goth instant SO
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

The youth whose mother "would
not hear to standing collars. became
so deranged,hnt he went West, and
listed as orderly sergeant to a lime
kiln. There's desperation for you.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

During the five years preceding the
goth offMay last, l4,59s,576 bushels
of saltwcre made in Kouawha county
va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

Ulysses S. Wiley, Esq, was ap.
pointed on Monday, Commissioner
in Chancery Of the County Court Of
Marion County, in place of G. G.
Vanzandt, dec'd.-Fa,rmoat Repab.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

Last Friday was set apart BY The
Gov. Of Louisiana as aday of fasting
and prayer on account of the terrible
pcstilence in New Orleans.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17

who has the best time Of it, the
Pope or the Sultan-the man with
no wife, or the one with two hundred
and fifty? sl.36 h
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pIIoNETICs BEATEN.

The Old saying THAT there's nolh.
ing new under the SUM-" has turned
out to be mistake. Here's some
thing decidedly new:
Be so-Bat.
See sO-Cat.
Pea s0-Pat. .l
See OF double you-cow.
See you be-Cub. Il
See be-Cab.
Be you doubletea-Buit.
Be q double ell-Ball.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
Southern Isaii-lsoads
REooMMEN DArtoNs.

CnIKF EkotsrGR's OFrier, Va. q Tenn H. X I
Lynchburg "a, srptrm' 81 70, 1853,
z#tt TO THE RdH.ROAB pHBLIC.
All the Cars Of every Kind ip upon this lund have
Leen made at the Piedmont Works in Lynehhufg,
der ihe direction e Gen'l Neiileioi, IA Agent
IL gives me much pleasure 10 say thai olr cars have
been strongly aud faithfully exceurd. ohecrluy re.
commend these works To cempnnie. requiring enrs rs
competent To construct aud faithfully rxrcute any
tracts that may br made with the OF thesc works
oHAs. + NJ. dAkNErT,
Chirf lug. Ia i. Tenn. Il. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

" Offer now 10 friends and the public generally.
those in OF any kind quality OF GOODS, hom
the very finest Crystal Paace style, tc the common
iicles of every day wear.
We invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line to Give n ca-leeling assured that we
and will sell cheap any house in this city and IA
good : any. Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ing sell fair terms, the public muy rest assured
Tint they will obtnn the worth of their money.
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors. Oper
Cloaks newest stv Business Goats .o all and fash
IONS Dress and Fnck Cons of all kinds; Pants Of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
issppi pattern. Also, the beautiful Vests made
in patterns, rich the mines of Caorniu and more
enchanting Silk Pushes, Brockades, V.vets, Cash
meres, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks. Cravats, beautiful
look nj Fancy STOCKS, FINE s ii r 4 s and com.
ones, Fancy Suspehders Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts,
Buckskn Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas, sin.
gle and double ones Under Shirts and Drawers Wool
en- Silk and Cotton. and all things necessary cothc
in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our louise is open TO all TO come and tol
themselves.
Those wishing their garme made to order we say
keep tie finest Cloths Cassmers and Vestings, oil
all kinds, to he found in this MARKET and
everything to be made and fitted according order,oI
the goods returned and NC pay demanded.
We have the best workman engaged in establish
that be secured North South, therefore give
trial.
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