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POPE 81 CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,

PETERSBURG, VA,
WILL GIVE STRICT PERSONAL ATTENTION
w the sale of Wheat Tobacco, Corn. Cotton &c,
and pedge themselves buy for their
commission any of the staple products of the
try, order that their undivided efforts be given to
promote the interest of those who make consgments
to them.
March 34-6m
s. ELE6T FAMILY GROCERIES. POPE & CO.
~ GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Pc
rERsBURG VA, Keep constantly hand a select and
Of Groceries, suitable for Planters and Fam
lies among which may always be found:
Old Java, I.aguyr;! and Rio Coffee,
Stewards \ Ii and Refined Sugars,
Stewards best loaf Sugars,
New crops New Orleans MoasSeSs in bbls, and half bbs
Old crop Cuba MolasSeS in hhds, and bblS,
Swedes and English Iron,
Sperm adalnantine and TalOw Candles,
Western Bacon, MddlingS, Shoulders and Joes,
Cumberland Nails, from penny weight,
March 34-6m.
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NOVELTY IRON WORKs!!!

RALEIGH, N. c.
NE ANUFACTURE OF HORIZONTAL, AND
AVertical Steam Engines, Tubular, Fue Cylndri-
cal Boilers Circular Vertical, and Portable Mills
Castings ofa including ornamental railing &C.
One of the Partners has been engaged in the above bust
the best Engines and Saw Mills in the State which can
be testified to- by many who have purchased of him.
of the improved Plows Harrows Cultivators and
other Farming Implements All ask that our friends
will give fair trial and if they thereby not
only their money at home, but heavy tariff trans
portation.
SILAS BURNS co.
June 9th, 1856. 57-6m
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II OME TRADE AND MAN UT NJ L .!
In We have this day made arrangements with the
"ALPHA WOODEN MILLS of Orange County. as soEe
12eat Of ake for the sale of their MERlNoS
JEANS and KERSEYS; and invite the attention OF our
merchants and farmers examination OF these articles,
before purchasing elsewhere they much better and
lower than the article of Northern manufacture
will merchants the factory prices, in order that
they may have opportunity of retailing for profit
To those clothe to their inter-
est to procure these HOME MADE KERSEYS, they
made Of better material and with twice the quantity of
Wool. Call and look at them.
We will have in store within few days, large lot of
the Pepper and Salt, Gray and Black and Solid Black
NORTH CAROLINA CASHMERE, manufactured at the
Rock Factory Charlotte The Cassneres
durable and handsome and every gentleman in North Car
DINA should have suit of them.
FALL STYLE HATS.
THNHREE CASES OF BEEBE CO.'S HATS FOR
Il the Fall of 1885, By Express this day.
w. H. R. S. TUCKER.
August 2, 1855. "a.
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IA OTlCE.-Was taken up and committed to Jail in
Ia the County of Nash, on June 18th, Is.+ a negro
man. who says his name is TON, and belongs The hers
OF Billy Fosters deceased. Tom, from his arp4,ranCe
seems to be about twenty years age black c,arx
ION and has more than an ordinary space between
ms under teeth The owner requested TO forward
pay prison charges and take him away he will be DIS
posed OF according to law. A. r. BAINLS,
Aug 1-wtf. sheriff
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VMTINES AND liquors. POPE & CO., GRO
w GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PETERS
BURG VA, Have hand select and very superior stock
of Wines and Liquors They particularly invite attention
to their
French Brandies, imported 1850 and 1851,
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine,
Hedsick Champagne, do.
Imperial Eagle g do.
ST. Julien Caret do.
London Porter,
Bumgardners very Old Rye Whiskey,
Richardson's Z"
Pure Extract of Rye,
March 20, 1855. 3+6m.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
i Counsellor and Attorney at Law
Will the County and Superior Courts OF AXE
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will h.
Raleigh, January g. 1854 AID 16-w&sw6m.
81 JAMES j. IREDELL, 80
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him. the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties ,.1o. ,.osot,
Raleigh, June 18TH 1858. -, 50 62-tf:
WINSTON & CLARKE,
Counsellors and Attorneys at Law,
P; 4; WINSTON. WIN. J. CLARKE.
Law COpartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted them
H. w. Miller S II RoGERs
October %, 1854. 66-tf
A. NJ. EcPHEErERs, Il. W. MARTIN
A. M. McPHEETERS, & co.
FORWARDING hSb ecMS SESseG MERCHANTS
Office ut Ne. g. Roanoke Square,
-..- REFERENCES:
9a1'F ST Bank Hi4 %
w. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
1. OBJ. BRANCH President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid Soutter,
Pres't Farmers Blk DIVA.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
f" B. Blossom & Son, Nea0 York.
September &c. 1868. ST.
LEWIS & KING,
Comm ssi ion Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS formerly of Franklin Co., N. G.
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh N. c..
June 6, 1854. S.
KADER BIGGS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .s
Zxnis's Wharf, Z0on Point,
Retsrsnees-Messrs H Boodgocd & Co. E. P. Tabb & Co.,
and Alex'r. Bell, Esq Norfolk Hon Asa Biggs William
ston, n c.; Col j. B. G. Roulhac, Raleigh N. c.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, Hotel, N. G..
October %. 1854 96-1yw
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A FAMILY JOURNAL LITERATURE AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
READERS.
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HpLEAsANT GROVE MAZE ACADEMT

HDLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY
Il u IKE f3re$t, \: CIVILIAN N. CRENSHAW A.
b. PrincipaThe Seventh Session of his Institution viii
commence on the End Monday in January next Tuition from
3 to Sl2 per session The Academy situated mile
Forestvllle. The location of this institution for health NOR
atty and convenience be surpassed by any The
Trustees of this school have than realized their expec
tatlonS IN Mr. CRENSAW teacher, and would say the
pubc that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
Board be had So month For further particulars
address Dr.. WESLEY HARTSFIELD
Nov. %, 1858. If
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M OTICE.-SOMETHING NEW IN THE WAY OF
~ India Rubber Crying Doll Babes-assorted sizes.
Call soon if you would like to see them at the
N. 6. BOOKSTORE
Raleigh July II, 1855 rs
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IA EW STORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
Market House.
The subscriber has opened full stock of Dry Goods Co
thing usually kept in City Store which he will sell at
wholesale retail at cost He is determined SELL aud
must and will Sc and those in of goods groceries
can now get bargains Call soon, and give trial be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
MARX. SCHL0SS.
Raleigh, Feb. 9, 1855 IF
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!. Counsellor and Attorney at Law
- N.
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will b.
Haywood, Jr. .-f--.- -.Fs- t.s. .
Raleigh, January s, 1854 4.'r l6-W&sW6m
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WINSTON & CLARKE,
Counsellors and Attorneys at Law,
RALEIGH, N. @. -
P. q. WINSTON. VIM. J. CLARKE.
March 90 1853 81
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-THE UNDER,
~ signed having at May Term, 1885, of the Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county, qualified as
Administrator, testanento annero of John d. Powell
dec hereby ives notice all persons indebted to the Is
tate OF the said John d. Powell forward and MAKE
payment And to those having claims against said estate 10
present them this notice will be pleaded under the act
of Assembly
JOS. D. POWELL, administrator.
May %, 1855. 53-5m;
~ The undersigned will be in the City of Raleigh uu
ring next August Court specially for the purpose u
settling up the affairs of his testator
RUR ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.-WE ARE IN
" possession of fall stock of Summer Goods, and are
determined to sell at the lowest prices possible
t. L.. HARDING
May 25 1855. %
g8- Register, Star and Spirit of the Age copy.
EUST RECEIVED.-A LOT FAMILY CIRQUE,
% RIES Crushed and Brown Sugars Java, Bohea no anu
Laguira Coffees c. p Tea, Soap, Candles, SMUT ana
gars Also, lot of chewing Tobacco on commission ~
'''' ''''''' p''''S' LITCuFoRD & COOKIES,
June 20, 1855. o.
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al JAMES j. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 80
Will attend to all business entrusted to him. in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties.
Ofce-the occupied by the late Hon. james IredeH
Raleigh. June 18th, 1853. - -. Ell
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-17
Z X e e I I. = ID y n J Z \.

that he deserted or was ,:i>l9norah!v I:Schar-
red fioE service.
Sc. ,. .lnI b. It tu,fdc' edocit". That
III ease OF the death of any person who if liv-
my. would be entitled 10 certificate or war
r.;;': as aforesaid under this act. leaving a
widow. Or, if no widow, a minor c!,!d or chill
drcn shall he entitled to receive A certificate
or warrant for the same quantity CT land that
such deceased person would be entitled to
receive under the provisions of this act, if
now living: P.'ordcd, That subsequent
marriage shall no: impair the right Of any
such warrant. j! she he widow at the time
Of making her application: Ind pror"!ed
turiher, That those shall be considered mi
nors who are so at the time this act shall
take effect
SEC. 3. Ind be It tar'Ler enacted, That
in no case shall any such certificate or war
rant be issued for any service less than four
teen days, except where the person shall
actually have engaged in battle, and unless
the party claiming such certificate or war
rant shall establish his or her right thereto
bv recorded evidence of said service
SEC. 4. Ind be II tmiher cnacted. That
sad certificates or warrants may he assigned
Transferred! and located hv the warrantccs
their a>>ignees or their hcirS-at law according
to the provisions OF existing laws regulating
the ASST ynmcnt, transfer and location OF bouA-
ty land warrants
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-17

rcr's Green ha.! vrldc(! to Tie yaricga:c',
hncs Of .Antur..n from soE"" r::Ssct % :mperi-
al purple. One nigh. our sentinel came run
ming in with Intelligence that Indians were
in the neirhborhood. We pushed aside the
hangincs, and cmer red into the open air
The moon shone brightly revealing the dim
outlines of stranre and shadowv forms. which
fancy might invest with life. The cry of the
panther came family across the water as the
breeze swept toward rs. The silver waves
of the Garnayilo were borne languit!v en-
ward, and lost themselves. one by one, along
the shore. We could soon distinguish the
tramp of horses. and the hum of voices.
Suddenly. so near that it seemed in our
very midst. we heard the shrili. IcSpairin"
cry of mortal agony. wlirh, once heard. is
never forgotten Instinctivclv, each mans
rifle was brought to his shoulder, in antcpa-
ton of an attack But the sounds died a
way. and were finally lost in the distance
We then resolved to ascertain if the wound
ed man we had Just hear'! was vet alive.
Leaving suitable guard at the CAM? we
started in pursuit. Arriving at an oI,cn space
in the tlick timber, we discovered The Object
Of our search. sca1cd and bleeding. his head
cory and clistcninr in the moonlight. and
his dark face stained with blood Every mus
Gle is strained TO III" rtm0st, and TIE ewes
Seem bursting from their sockets. \ lear
IA! sob: and vet we gaze upon i, as tho
We might from that mntitatcd body Gather
villa. wonid 'ccriirm, or make. or Shake a
faith" II" ia Chippewa that we know
from Tie fashion of his morra<n ard the
Doctor quickly informs us iha; he i, zone be-
Won! recovery. ron .hi> o"int there can
lie but one onir,on. How Will it hc when We
come 10 '!:~''n>s Tie probable condition Of tie
immortal part. the spirit. the l>pcIo Of his
Indian. tbs hrathcn. wIo never c..;nvol ~.
henrfi, OF stated preaching" an! was alike
ignorant Of Revelations am, the will Of God
We return 20 the camp. and talk over tl.i>.
and kindred matters until morning. !. >ua-
rise we buried The l"l;an an, fire.! lie war.
rior'> No''cy over his crl,".
We '':"k' UP camp this afternoon. an!
launching OR Loaf. We determined 10 cross
III" Lake that evening Our spirits had re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Tuesday was Gay of great excitement il,
t.,e Old Granite S..tc". Politics had been
at fever height for weeks preceding thc annu-
d! election. Business anon. business men
was treated as Of secondary considerations
The Administration put forth its utmost eff
forts to save tie State, ard 20 win verdict
for its measures. Gen. Pierce rxcrtcd every
nerve. and money to an Indefinite am1un;
was poured into the State to carry it for Ne
braska. But neither money nor hard work
availcd to save it, The Administration has
been defeated, az! badly too. We have re-
turns from various quarters Of the State. and
they all 20 TO show that the opponents of the
Pierce party have won great triumph, but
precisely how great cannot vet be told.
The telegraph reports that the AtlminStra
ton men at Concord conccdc tie election Of
Mctcali by some ;'.G00 majority, also that of
the three Anti administration candidates for
Congress, and :wo-thirLs of both branches
of the State LEGISLATURE. The vote is the
largest in tie Siatc-irom { 600 to ), 300 lar,
ger than it was last year. The Art-admin-
i>trit:on vote was mainly given 10 Mctcaf.
the nominee Of the Nnow Notl.in.s Bel <
Fowler received hardly 1000 in the Whole
State
I'll" Representative, are .cncr,.iy elias; ed!
as either h. y. or !oc,ioco.
The vote il Lancaster for Governor was
Tor Mr,r.lt 2Gi H4kcr "l-Reii and Fowler
%. In i.;:tictcn Capt ibhot Wa, elected
lICacri.or the test vote IN New lia,nI, hire
" Is majority: in Bath, Mc'cal! hal 49,
T. Il =, Fowler I. at.,I Baker .na.
We publish the Iaf.c, of n;n.!,cr> Of the
| legislature ia >onlc of the border towns:
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NEW PENSION BILL.

il is ,rnctfn, Ac., That each of the suryi-
wing commissioned and non-conn,iS.ioncd
officers, musicians and privatcs, whether of
regulars. volunteers, rangers or militia, y no
Were regularly mustered INTO Tie service of
the nlcd States. aud every officer, COM
l,;>>oned, and commissioned. seaman.
ordinary seaman. marine. cryl; and lands
man III the navy. IN any OF the wars in which
this country has been engaged since 1890.
;::,i each Of Tie survivors OF the militia. or
volunteers, or State troops OF any State or
Territory. called into military service. and
regularly mustered therein. and whose servi-
ces have been paid by the L. States, Shall
be cHHt.vd to receive a certificate or wal
rant from the Department os the Interior for
one hundred and sixty acres Of land: and
where any of those who have been so mus
'ere! into service and pad. .ha!! have rece;v-
ed certificate or warrant. he s!:a, he c,.t;-
ties. - crrt!!Icat" or warrant for such quar-
THY OF lani as will Gake, in the whole. with
what be has heretofore received. one hum
drel and sixty acres to each such pcrSon
aaviH. served as aforesaid: Pr?yie,cI. TIE
person SO having been in service .!.ali not
receive said land watrag; II it shall anrcar
ty ';'c muster rp!i, ii his -im>n MS or corr,
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LETTER FROM low 4.

FATETEE Co. Iowa l. co lSJJ.
Our passage up the Grow Wing river va
somewhat iinp"lci by the rapid currcn
caused hy recent rams. The la.rncsS Of til,
season Wa also disadvantage, as we trc
pur;.;lv found eur boat, wli,h We had drawl
70 the shore in tie evening, surrounded Will
came dc~r.n'!pnt in view OF the prosper; be
fore III. tiI''c nr.nhrr were little dainty
clerks from puluJr" aH,' Ga!cna, who's" ro-
mantle notions Lad subsidized wonderful,
since the fist frost. Bat the cnrrrv ana
good sense of our !,'a.l,.r. Or. Whitney (ior-
,ncrlv ATTACHED! TO the command ~ Fcr: Smell
lin1) sur:noun:cl every difficulty. Every
mans !r'v is clearly !,fircl an! he was cx-
,,cctrd 20 ,crtnrm i. with military nrcr-ion
In al,!iti0n t. this. we were ca~'. made ,,hv-
>'o'ocir,l a'.' '.:e.c'ical ,t@.ly ly he Doctor.
who promptly reminded Us OF any lm;ru-
e - committed, and insisted on a S.ri,t
compliance with what Er termed natures
Avs. Tlc:c was >,,::.r !i.:lr rc,,i.ir,o At frs.
bat il.. >h;i,. 81 .ac;, az! ;nt,e..;..i,y nt H.,
Doctor were 50 plainly manifest. ,ha, III, or
drrS were soon o',,vcd with pleasure. S.
inIiri0u> was liz :, sem. tl.. every man re-
turned with improved health. and many Who
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RrM V l:rrrrAr. <-At \ social mcs,-
ing Il lew evenings since, the cause of iutox-
"a'ion, among other subjects was the theme
OF conversation. \ gentleman stated chat
when Young man, lac Was in the habit Of
enJovin. himself with his friends over = CO..
c'ai bottle, until Father TAYLOR cured him
with clap OF thunder. WALKING. or ra,b
or rolling through he street one ,!,v- h..
continued, hailed the old salt. s;no;ng ont.
"How DIDO, my boy" Father TAYLOR s,on.
ped short and scizinc me by the coat-co!,ar
with both hands. looked NE strrnly in the
face sha.l never forget the look and then
deman'ic'; III \ voice u! ;}undcr-.Younc
saan-' RIM Gt more Val lie TO Won than your
r'pW";,a Go home and cr. sonrr: the
very dogs III The street shrn You with dis
gust. | went home Overwhelmed with
Shame. and though len years have e,ansed
since that TIM. noihin. that could in.oxi,ate
has passed. M liz, nor shall ever (5~rc,
rat my r'pH'G..2n J., # A,or> .u'". hr" al
f'~ '"." ," - ryII-- II,.
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tC- Council O. Ccus0rs.

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john W VAIL. oi Nrl:.i,!..,a Co,:s..v
!. =. N"Ai'..l Y. ii: Wi"l!.am
JULIUS CONVERSE. Wi1I-or
>I.A~ Il. Hodges. ..u.lnl
>ANIII. :. PHILIPS. Allison
"bl NJ llAlti.. Crane
GEORGE L. MARSH. Ch:,:,n,,on
.tIl.I. >TNip!Nt. Wa>lir"t,u
Called! ,il
Wt!;I!!lNGToN >,N!i.!.Fra.1>!in
THOMAS GIIID. I..n!t,N,.
>ANI. T. WILLARD. G.,caa>
ABRAHAM HARDING. G:aui lie
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Gb: { AIc0nuian.

Here -hal! the Press he People rights maintain
Unawcd BIZ Influence, and u.hrihch by gain
Here pa.rin. Trst her glorious precc;ts draw,
Pledge! 20 RELIGION. Liberty, and Law.
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Nr Jarrett. nomli.a'r! -, Windsor Co..
tt1."- lr .,nvi, Nr. tom>cr>c> lame Las
''.,n substituted. NJ. BAXTER. nominated 'or
Orleans to..;:'>o declines. Mr. Willard j.
'h":' Gre Il" y,n.:.il'" tor tl.at County. L.
nt,ci ~ C,.,,.y m,.tis. u, III >.
c.i:.,,, the le;::i;I.iiinu. Mr. Gt,cl ASA r..
cri>rI III. .o...ia,,i,, for ,r,o'l,. t.,,,,,.,
u, a mct,in., lc,:! ~ iI,,I..l,l- .b,. 1o.h ms,
O,hcr nominations may vet he :i,.lr !.v
County Conyc,.:.on>. l. -. We shall ,,larc
Them in ;l,, ticket.
y.to ~. r.:.l..,, =. ;.
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en- 49,,
-, r.,
:.
& HE \ crGcnncs Id.p,ud, IT is to be
'i> continued. 1t has been conluctcl Will
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G.:iAI " i,u,N NJ. l.ci.:r H....':.n. 4
tcamstcr % i-iillcton. N-><. VIZ i, '9;. v,>-
tc:dav. Il" treasures seven Ice. in height
and Is mode! OF strength AID symmetry.
aEi i Il VAN &C i;.,'.., E.ngi..
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TIE PENSION EIl.T.

The Pension Bill, passed by tie ia:c Con-
Sress, we publish to-day in fall Quite a
numser OF Ncimontcrs arc Interested in its
provisions. The rIa:tshursh volunteers are
provided for by t!c BILL We lave onlv a
word to offer to those who are entitled TO
lands by tl.is L;!l, and that is, do not let the
spectators have :hcm for a mere song.
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An AFFLICTED TAMILY-Ihc cankcr-
rash is prevailing at Derby, and among 9th
crs the family of Rev. Mr.. Lanphcgc is so!
" afflicted. Two OF his children were hu-
ricd on the oh, and his only remaining child
died the fist Of the present week. MIR. J.
wa also severely sick OF tie same disease a
week ago, but we are happy to learn that r.
is better and likely IL recover.
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MIR. SCENARIOS SPEECH.

Us Tie vote in Lyndon. for Commission!
er was, \. f.. Judcvinc, 3, William Chase.
llj. Since our last we hear Of votes in sew
cral towns for Mr. Chase, but there can be.
no doubt, We take it, of the election Of NJ.
Ju1c,inc
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