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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
NETWORK, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER I6.
THE GREATEST INDIAN STORY EVER
u WRITTEN

NED BCSTLISEiS GROWING WORK,
thrilling iIstor1cs Romance Of inriaD Adventure
BE- presented 70 th reading s?d AUD must ine,i4b make it.
TIE ~ a3sT srokY SeS oF s Aas "a
ia entitled
THAYE NDANE GEA,
TIL sCOURGE;
THE wAR-rAoLE or THE MoHAwKs.
ATiLE or MYSTERY. RUTH AND wRoss.
II . NOT ionslc n.rey-s ~ort pure sc,ion 70 icile he
q ;Se a Iseo'o o. e. .s
t~iDed about them sLy NED BrSTLHE the his
The Celebrated
CHEF or THE Six NATIONS
II Introduced and many particulars Of
" f LIFE If IN E R slek%ooD 'f NC s TO the 'o'a
th oil It's strange ycuees ii: depysiions It's dsnserS IL
GLORIOUS SPIRIT OF WILD FREEDOM,
here displsyed the ard vivid coo.s. The
thor writes see feeling Of at home, for
- ~ THE DUsKY CHILDREN OF THE WEST,
aid shared their P,TSs sPUT 4ra'y'plRas Sb IN 'hsm
until be knows all their their eioons sod their super
s;i.ions, ana to write Of them is with him labor Of love
Lot Of the Red Man alone doe, this great romsnce Ie.
There % entirely 5aseH nature ooposed IL
,s.sI 1ags the sATILE TsraGhRE ad and
snc lovely womsnthere the passions ensendeed oy
ToVG vi 2T5 ahrE Of CIVILIZED LIFE
and all M0ToNs 1f' Of TIE saVAE EAsf
all yisd painted tie mastery Of who has seen and
hrc Dian !aPioN Pusfins ioui aua
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vepeefulness Of the - -
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this the crowing tax oi his Hthe work which ne
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DULPINS NEW CLOAKS.
- REMOVAL TO HIS OLD STAND,
No. SCI Broad~gy.
Near Trompson't ana Tsylor'a
Having purchased the bankrupt stock from the asssnees
Armspd Lanontane, at large Discount from the cost in
Paris - - -
ELEGANT NEW CLOAKs,
OF be weknow Lanuactue, will be exhibited this week
and during The seasop
STRICTLY MODERATE PRICES.
RICH BLACK BEAVER CLIO I'll CLOAKS
With superb het frin9rs st SIC, y 10 and so.
BLACK BEAVER RAgLANS AT SI2 AND fH
EXQUISITE VERY HEAVY BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS,
Superla.ively trimmed, At e25, k98 and $50
MAGNIFICENT VELVET CLOAKS.
RICHEST LIONS VELVET, AT SO TO $50.
VERY COSTLY EMBROIDERED CLOAKS
Al 80 10 fl20.
GEORGE DULPTN,
No. $l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

CHARLES STREET q CO.,
~ No. AIS Broadway.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
The ses, arm. a Of PARIS STYLES in CLOAKs being en-
r, from those FALLING sDoath We have
Southern houses a Of sock that Of the
LADIES consequently win snd 10 establishment. nothing
but what cr5sEs sili'f BENZ Fl The SPECIALLY
Of immense business. enabled 10 exhibit At al times
'l"ssI stock and greater 't1s,3 choSss Sf
than any other stab'hnen in United States embracing in
vEL.Er CLOAKs. 10 various forms, viz:
xELyET CL0aks' pisin and n, r.sn L., ,.,., .,...,.
VELVET CLOAKs, In AoUiLLE and ohsr new styles
VELVET CLoAKs. with Chantiliy Lace, tho fnest and
riches, ever imported.
5000 BLACK and COLORED
BEAVER CL0AKS.
In A The .haes aud styles the majority OF which are ex'
''''''s vasloGs ;1s H'fG1IISi n r PkicE tfci aud
ss the styles they represent apd % more efsctua!y
PoPuLAgIzE
bsye adapted TIE co.t Of our beautiful garments he wants
u ''' - $ ''' - PoPuLAR TRADE.
sHAwLs sHAwLs sHAwLs.
In ofhs .dyssess ..s.Gn for ;aw we have
reduced the balance Rsw q I ;"es COST q Ise PScs
Chdren and Misses CosGs will be opened on Monday Nov
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In Of the nstai made by ladies' who
S he .ia. OUTSIDE Of ohes ..os. We are relac
,aay eon-ed for toe eoteetp Of our'sve. .nd ea-.oar
''''' LARGE WAITE POLAR BEAR
which 10 constantly exhibition p of our windows
CHARLES STREET Co.
No as Broadway,
Betw zen BTooms and Gfand's's
pARIS MILLINERY
L CHARLES STREET Co,
Large additions will be made
TO OUR ELE6ANT sr6cK 0g PARIS MILLINERY.
PARIS soNNErs
NOVELTIES in Bonnet. Of manufacture.
ExotisiTE FLOWERS. OSTRICH and
CHER PLUMEs ard FEATHERS. IN great variety
CHARLES STREET Co. Ne f75 Brosdwsy.
q E N ! "
81 Nicholas Hotel,
LADIES FURs ard LADIES cLOAKs.
The ss.orn.u, Of FJJRs enh.-e. the riche-. ~
RUSSIAN SABLE HUDSON BAY SABLE, ROYAL EE-
NINE, MiEK HARTEs sIRs spd .sh0iee '''es o.
THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT
and ds.sns b. The Moi-, ef sszasr FASH
IoNABLE 1ATEEI4Ls n;il :aS IR,NMISS y c.,
Connecting with Oenins Bazaar, No 5S Broadsay.
b.. Nichols H0t~l.
/ ACES and EMBROIDERIES.
II Selling ID at wA.: they w. Otns ,,. ,ooc.ru.
''"e''''' scoIsr 4 Co.'S. No s5i Broadway.
Avery large lot II COLLARS a, less tbap hsn pric-.
= u z AP st o c Of
~ DRESS GOODS
CUNNING sraPSoN ARMSTRONG.
No. Iis Broadway, corurf OF Lio5rty"-
CT Sn -DOUBLE-sole water. proof sewed
u Il sDNv. Boot. row r-siy AJoNsss, 10 AhE-.t 80
hose 81 re Bcst wsrrated 70 s.ye '1iaser'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Cost an6 foun6.

NEw-vokK, Nov IS laSs.
I OST-Tbs day, ROBERTSON, EELLS a.
IL Co.'S DsAFT Mercantile Bant OF this city, taisd
Di1ou Ill., Nov. a. lss payable 10 order. !r II - and
b, q, iao.er Psymen. has stop pped srd this q 70
ton al penors as.iss: negotiating said draft
IsISON PHlSSEY, NJ J2l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

WOOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber !s IS, con,
w .,srtl, receiving the be'; qualy OF sNGLlsh And
FRENCH FLOCKs of all eoors hirh ~ on.r ',, "a. ~
Not. to .uit rGrchs,er. Apply 20 SAMUEL THoAPsoNs
NEfEEW, No. rs PssrlsI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Prof. Ii. ssilliman, jr., on " The HISTORY and SCI
ENCE Of The ElectoMsgn.t TELEGRAPH" before the
Library Cooper Institute. TUES
DAY. Nov l6Ths Lecture III be complete and lucid de-
rttion of Te.srsIhipg since toss discovery. The At
LANTlC CABLE ilussted BY numerous experiments from
mssBhcct apparatus specially constructed for the purpose
Tickets ng Lady and Gentemsn rs cs single 81 cts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

A L,v,u,~ VII be oeAyerva THIS IrGesdayl EVENING.
Nov l6 ~ Institute, No. 65s BfOaoway The
Yankee Chsscter" BY CALEB q. DUNN, esq Lecture to
commence "a ocloaf Ticket IS cents sscho be had At
he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

TNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES are much USED ior
Il soFTrNISG and BLEACHING the HANDS As .
speedy snd ectusl for Chspped or Rouen SAN
RheuIn Ac they lave equal: are very ueia ". go
ssx-d IN sweerlrr eu.t.g kcu,-e.eaninx ke Al are NV
lsbe attending coal tres FcG sale By Rubber Dss ~
st No. IS John.s.., up saira
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Drp Goods.
lob LOTS-JOB LOTS-JOB LOTS
SILK GOODS.

lob LOTS-JOB LOTS-JOB LOTS
SILK GOODS.
BOWEN, McNAMEE Co.,
NOS. $50 AND 322 BROADWAY.
cyrEs sALEA
JOB LOT-DREss SILKS low prices
JOB LOT-ALL-wOoL DELAINES. ct low priee~
JOB LOr-FRENCH HERINoS, q: low prieea
JOB Lor-rRENcu PRINTS at low price.
JOB Lor-ALLwOoL PLAIDs. .. low prices.
JOB LoT-UNIoN PLAIDs, at low pnce'.
JOB LOT-PRINTED ROBES. at low prcea
JOB LoT-sATIN-FAcEp MERINoS, At low pr.oes
JOB Lor-MAHCHEsrER DELAINEs ., low prices
JOB LOT-ENGLlSH GlN5HAMS, At ow prceG
JOB LoT-BoNNEr RIBBONS, a, low prices
JOB Lor-vELvET RIBBONS at low prices
JOB LoT-vELyET and CLOTH CLoAKs, a. low
rrices.
JOB LoT-DREss TRIMMINGS a, low prieea
JOB LOT--PLAID sHAwLS, st low prices.
JOB LQr-BROcHE sHAwLs, q, low price~
JOB LoT-LACE GOODS, at low prices.
JOB LOT-BLACK SILKS, .. low pricea
JOB LOT-HOsIERY, st low prices
JOB LoT-YAHKEE NOTIONS, ., low prices.
CLOSE BUYERS,
EITHER FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT,
WILL DO WELL TO CALL
BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

noe ESTICKS OESTICKS.
~ IN PRESS
THE WITCHES OF NEW.YORK,
As ENCOUNTERED
q. r. DOESrICKs, p B.
limo, bound in Musn-
Price 81.
Also, FoURTH EDITION
MRS. c. H. GLOEER's NOVEL,
v l. Il ~ O n q II O V E:
On, HEARTS AS THEY ARE
limo, beautifully bound in Muslin.
Price I'll.
The bes. novel yet produced BY an American lady"
lscuthern Literary Messenger.
1T can scarcely fail TO commend itself
lSewYork Tribune.
mot surpassed by any modern psyel"
GNew-York Home Journal
NEARLY READY:
ALDRICITS NEW VOLUME,
b A Is l. B l. l. l. 4,
AND OTHER POEMS
BY L B. AL0Rl III.
I2mo. bounn Ia Muslin.
Price rs centss ,,.,
"The raot delicate and exquisite book q verse; which ha'
ever published this county The mecLans execu'on
type, paper and printing unsurpassed"
Sold by all booke rrs and sent by mail POSTAGE tREE
part Of the United States recep, OF the price, by
RUDD CARLETON, Pdbfshers sud Boossslers
No. $40 Broadway New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
furs an0 Robes.


GONG of the SEASON.
For ELKINS's Fur Oh who ~ould lack.
Tt. y're kno from North to South,
IL every Ady's mouth.
Tney " cheap they are ~ the,
Theisde: g,s.e % them all the tas.
No. f77 Broadway hrs boof, Up fsh&
For dorars fly, or dsnars two,
III Fl you prompt and we'll
Az nii, ,aSIss ~. by by ss.i s,ss As 90" y'1'
Tue Fun sold but you not,
Your money. worth you've surely s,t-
At No. Al Bsosdwsy, hfs. aoof, up sAra
DGs gT wsn sa9. y. ss Psy e ys:]s1.ess gsa TO- free
They're no, like Furs that. made by me,
'Ui Oh! e that. ats a bird Of another feather,
When furs and you are sold together.
Nor a, No. All Broadway, hu: door, up stains
Ny measures sure. my goods it snug
n.Ss ale mere. ne ia%sus
Ny Cspes shall 6t you like your akin,
At No 471 Broadway. 6rst floor. up a.irs
Then come to ELKiNys every ono.
Ny FuRs, not customers, are done
In most artistic style.
And though The hIrh.prked stores may f'S~as
I'll pull my big hss down.
At No. AZ Broadway, hrs roor up stair.
Then where good. cheap and rare,
Come each and every one.
And II you've not the cash to spare,
Come me just Tor fun.
YS YSsT hsa sni ysp cf EnSss s.;s sI bsp
At No. al Broadway, hrst door, up stsirs
FURSi FURSi FURSi
VERY CHEAP.
Fnrs Rspaired Cleaned and Altered present fsshon.
No. f71 BROADWAY first floor, op ssu
ELEGANT PARIS-MADE FURS.
IL GEORGE BULPIN,
No. SOL Broadway,
Having The entire c-ntly b-ion ding tho
ssgDees Of Armand Lamontane, Of PsIs And sale OF No.
6l broAdwsy
HE HAS REMOVED BACK TO HIS ORIGINAL STAND,
NEXT DOOR TO THoMPSONS AND rAYLORs,
Where he IL prepared TO exhibit
THE RICHEST STOCK OF FURS IN TIE CITY.
An Of which having BE- Converted into cash bfore tho
pstou Of th. present year Le offer ed, antges p eks
where obtaipsbie
RUSSIAN SABLE CAPES
HUDSONS BAY SABLE CAPES
LAR0E MINK CAPEs AND CARDINALS,
HANDSOME DARK MINK RA0LANS,
ERMINE AND CHINChILLA CAPES
TIPPETS, MUfFS AND CUFFS.
FINEST GOODS,
AT STRICTLY MODERATE PRfCES.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Senate will meet here
after at II o'clock.
The Paraguay affair was called up to-day
The Bill with regard to Fishing bountes was dis
cussed and pos:ponded till tomorrow.
The Bill of Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, with regard
to the Public Printing slightly amended and
passed.
In THE HousE.-Mr. Faulkner submitted Bill to
complete the military road in Oregon.
The Paulding affair was called up. Mr.. Richie
made minority report, thanking him for the seiz-
ure of Walker.
Mr.. Clingman reported joint resolution abrogat-
ing the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Minnesota was taken up. Several motions were
made to amend Third reading Of the bill mega
lived.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08
Account Current of Uncle Sam,

From a document recently published by the United
States Senate, we learn that the whole amount of
receipts into the Treasury from the 4th of March,
1889, to the 3Oth of June, 1857, was, 81, 955 lO5
226 49,
The whole expenditure for the same period, was,
81, COS, sO2, 81 SO.
Total amount of appropriations for the same Pc
Rod was, 81, 1915. 935, l76; 81.
If zoe had the above amounts of dry cash at our
command, we would not only bore through our
mountains, but buy Cuba and the greater part
of Mexico-pay the debt Of England, and give each
of the Black Republican Statesmen $40, go. peice,
to stop talking about our negroes, and "bleeding
for Kansas"
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A Document for the Campaign.

We are preparing and shall publish soon pam
phiet, the object of which will be to show that
distribution of the public lands or their proceeds
would be impracticable inadvisable, and unconsti-
tutiona-tbe pamphlet also to contain the State De-
mocratic platform, an expose of Mr. McRaes po!iti-
cal course, and sketch of the Hon. John w. Ellis
the Democratic candidate for Governor. The pam.
phlet will contain sixteen pages of closely printed
matter, and will be put at cost and postage. Copies
may be obtained at the Office, without postage, at
81 per hundred; or if sent by mail, So per hun
dred-the postage being one cent per copy. Send
in your orders at once.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08

HUNS MERCHANTS MAGAzINE.-The May number
Of this valuable periodical is our table, and
we are gratifed to that it has lost nothing in in
terest or usefulness since the death of the former
Editor, Freeman Hunt, Esq.
The Magazine has passed into the hands Of Geo.
w. and Jno, A. Wood, who have secured the serv-
ces of T. P Kettell, Esq, in the editorial depart
ment Mr. Kette, as writer on finance, has
few or no superiors in our country. Many of our
readers no doubt, recoect several financial articles
from his pen which appeared in the Union, some
years ago. and which had deservedly very exten.
sive circulation.
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ArrivaI of the Steamer Europa,

HALIFAX, May 4.-The Europa arrived here this
morning with Liverpool dates to the Oath.
The proceedings in parliament were unimportant
The Earl of Derby in the House Of Lords gave
assurance in relation to the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, that exclusive privileges would be given to
any company. Active preparation going on
with the Cable and the experiments were satsfacto-
ry.
Sir Colin Campbell had returned to Lucknow.
Nena Sahp's retreat was stormed but he escaped.
Further proceedings against DR.. Bernard were
declined to be taken on the part of the Grown.
Calcutta dates to the 23d March had been re-
ceived. The British continued to gain successes.
FRANCE.
The sensation about the Bernard trial is subsiding
The director of the Constitutional has been dismissed
for publishing exciting articles against England
The Moniteur denies that France is increasing her
naval armament go.
Liverpool, April 24.-Sales Of Cotton for the week
49, 900 bales: lower qualities advanced during the
week {; fair and middling market closed dull.
Breadstuffs- market closed dull We have no quo
tations of -four and wheat Corn closed with an ad-
vancing tendency; yellew 35s; white 81 Provis-
ions dull Sugar steady. Rosin dull at As. I'D. to
49, Cd. Spirits of turpentne steady at 40 to 4l.s-
Rice buoyant, advanced Sd. Consols closed at 965
to 81.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08

SukRY CouNrY.-Ata meeting Of Democrats held
at Stony Ridge, Surry, on the Oath ut, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Rssoloed, lst, That we approve of holding Con-
vention at Dobson the eighth of May next, to Sc
lect candidates for the next Legislature and for the
office of Sheriff; and that the Chairman appoint
twenty delegates to attend said Convention.
ResoEoed End, That recommend Joseph Dob
son, Esq, first choice for the Senate and R. E.
Reeves, Esq, as our first choice for the Commons,
and VIM. Haymore for the Office of Sheriff
Resolued, 8rd, That our members to the Legisla-
ture be instructed to endeavor to procure the pas.
sage of law prevent the obstruction to the free
passage of fish in the Yadkn River.
Resoloed, 4th The we approve of the nomn alton
of Hon. John w. Ellis for Governor, and pledge
him our cordial support.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08

CoRREcT1oN.-In the sketch Of DR.. Hawks address
at the Newbern celebration, which appeared in our
last, several typographical of which
is important, and hasten to correct it. In speak
ing of the ancient roads of Peru, the omission of
cipher made DR.. H. say, that the road from Cusco,
which Humboldt described as marvellous &c., was
two hundred miles long, It should have been two
thousand. The other errors will have suggested the
corrections. The entire report was huxriedly pre-
pared and put to press
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08
RALEIGH, May Sd.

hALE1GH May 80.
DEAR S1Rs: Along with my letter please publish
the following appointments:
Monroe, Union County. Tuesday, 18th May.
Wadesboro', Anson Thursday, 18th
Rockingham, Richmond, Saturday, 18th Is
Carthage, Moore. Monday, 18th
Greensboro, Guilford, Tuesday, 18th sc
Lumberton, Robson, Friday, 21st
Clinton, Sampson, Saturday, 22d
Kenansvie, Duplin, Monday, oath
Mosely Hall. Lenoir, Wednesday, 26th
Snow Hill, Greene, Friday, 2sth
Greenville, Pitt Monday, 31st
am obliged to leave Judge Ellis at Rockingham,
for have long since consented to deliver an ad
dress at Greensboro on the 18th.
Very respectfully,
D.. K. McRAE.
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shington, May 4, 1858.
Henry w. Miller. ESQ.

W ESQ
The Weldon Patriot, an opposition paper, by its
fair and respectful notice of Mr. Millers late letter.
gives severe rebuke to the Register and other K.
N. papers, which have coarsely and ungenerously
reflected on that gentleman because of bis announce.
ment of his intention to support the administration.
The Patriot says:
This gentleman has declared his intention to sup
We regret the loss Of Mr.. Miller especially as we
have been in the habit of relying somewhat upon
his political teachings: still do not feel at liberty
to denounce to censure his conduct doubtless he
has reasons which appear satisfactory to himself
and we have right to inquire into the motives
which have prompted him in the step which he
has taken'
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
Judge Ellis's Appointments.
OF ROWAN.

We publish below the first appointments of Judge
Ellis for the campaign. Other and further appoint
,,ents will be announced in due time.
Judge Ellis, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor will address the people at the following times
and places:
Monroe Union County, Tuesday, 18th May.
marlborough, Arson, Thursday, 18th
Rockingham, Richmond. Saturday, 18th
Lumberton, Robson, Tuesday, 18th
Fayetteville, Cumberland, Thursday, goth ''
Clinton. Sampson, Saturday, 22d
Kenansve Duplin, Monday, 24th
Mosey Hall, Lenoir, Wednesday, 26th "
Snow Hill, Greene, Friday, 2sth
Greenvlle, Pitt, Monday, 3lst "
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s Attention q called 70 ths advertisement ssf
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this subject hat new lights did he receive? For
in the summer of 1853 he took the field for Congress
against Mr.. Ashe, and advocated distribution so
earnestly that the Wings of the Wilmington
District rallied to him and would have voted for
ing the campaign. That incident was the offer
to him by President Pierce of the Consulship to
Paris, and his acceptance of the same whereby
Mr.. McRae abandoned distribution, and declared by
his acts that snug Office was of far more mpor-
lance to him than North: Carol:nas share" and far
for Congress. But Mr.. Leake was on hand then, as
now, and kindly consented to " take the field and
6 continue in it in Mr.. McRae's place until such
time as Mr.. Ashe could defeat him, as he did by ov-
er two thousand majority. These "Cheeryble Broth
ers"-Messrs. McRae and Leake-were lovely in
their political lives and in their death they should
not be divided. Then Mr.. Leake came to Mr.. Nc
Rae's relief, and noo Mr.. McRae comes to his de-
termined as they are if they cannot distribute the
lands to at least distribute between themselves the
honors Of candidacy and the chances for office.
But Mr.. McRae says further in his letter
sItis well known that am oppesed to any increase
Of the State debt or any additiont to her liability ct
this time, for works Of Internal improvement
{ Nevertheless, Fam dasadpocd6 ofsthe completionof
our present system, and Of extending aid to other
most important works nose sighted or Elected Il
donof exSereratS OF oyer. estimate the means when
I sSf tliSt lear lead 41e people Of North Carolina
~ ad5pt ia pyan shall pfessht our Rad Roads
Be at oncs tended 10 the Valley Of
The CID town Of the lnaxkst town
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