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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-18

E The majority for Dr. Ladson A. Mills, the
Democratic candidate in the Senatorial district COM
posed of Rutherford, Polk and Ceaveland counties
is 854.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THoxAsvILLE DAVIDSON Co., N. C.
TNERMS:-Board eIcuseve of Washing and Lights per
Il Session of five months $50. Tuition in the regular
classes s12 Music and ornamental branches correspond
ingy low. The Fall Session will commence the lst
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1858. Pupils admitted any
time during the Session. and charged from the time of
Catalogues containing all necessary information
respecting the of instruction terms DC, will bs
]. W. THOMAS, President
Board of Trusteea
July Is, 1885, ae-wd
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EDaEcoxBE-The vote of Edgecombe has hereto
fore been published at 81 for Ellis, lOs for McRae.
The portion of Wilson county which votes with
Edgecombe was not embraced in the above calcula-
ton. We publish the correct vote in Cur table,
which is Ellis 400, McRae 1913.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-18

A CoRREcr1oN-It is with much pleasure that we
learn we were in error in CHASING the Commoners
elect from Rutherford county among the opposition.
We are informed that they are Democrats, though
they were elected over the Democratic nominees.
This was what led us into the error-an error we
take much pleasure in correcting, as an act OF JUS
tce to the gentlemen themselves, and as gratifying
to our own feelings.
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Tbe Stan6ar1.
ALEIGH. SATURDAY. AUGUST IA, 1858.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS THE UNITED STATES
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The Kansas Election.

LKAvENwoRrH, Aug. 4, via Boonville Aug. q, per
United States Express. Complete returns from
Lesvenworth county give . majority Of ,74s Against
the Lecompton constitution bill -.
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DUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF VISTA.

YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF VISTA.
TION.
FREpEncK CrrY, Mp.
UNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF STUDIES st this Inst-
u tuition will be resumed on the lST MONDAY In
SEPTEMBER.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per annun, with the French
Language Gf desired, payable semi-annuallyin
advance, 500 -
Doctors fee and Medicine 10 90
Entrance, 90
Music, Painting and Drawing with the Latin, German,
italian and Spanish Languages form extra charges
Pupils of any denomination received, at any time during
the year, paying only from date of entrance The Aca
dec year divided into two sessions of five months each
August .2, 1858. 65-1t.
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JOHN MYATf.

e Also, stiIl continue TO carry on The CARRIAGES
BUSINESS on the Lot, not more thsn seventy 1--we
yards from my Grocery. have . lot ofCARRIAGkS and
BUGGIES band, all Of which Of good msssrs and
Carriages IN Raissh, dnct Sryst bscsuse am little
JOHN WYATT.
December 18th, 1857 q l2l6-wly.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his lands lying
Il Big Fishing creek, Halifax county, which be lives
The Tract contains 900 Abont 200 Of
the land is cleared and in high state of cultivation The
place is well improved has story dwelling house with
six good and garrett and several good houses
ginhouse cottonscrew, barn. stables. &c. There is
ceen spring within eighty yards of the house There il
about l25 of the land level low ground lies in the
bend of the creek The subscriber being very derous 10
SELL invites purchasers to examine his place. II high
healthy country. The terms will be easy. Possession
will be given by the first of January next
HENRY B. G. PITT.
August TO- 1855. SS-wtf<
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NIOTICE.I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
II ING the Citizens of Raleigh and the surroupdin&
country, that have commenced the GROCERY BuSi-
NESS in Raleigh two squares southve OF the Capitol
santly hand good assortment Of Greoeries such
SnRar, Coffee, Teas Candies, Tobsceo. Suu4 Lnahsr.
Salt and . small assortment of Dry Goods and various
other articles toe tedious mention. hope by strict st
tenou to the business to share liberal patronage from my
friends and scquaintanoes
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NORTH.CAROLINAM MILITARY ACADE.
II MY.-It proposed to establish at Hilsborough In
January next institution TO be called the NorhCar,
lima Military Academy" of which the discipline and
in similar institutions Due notice will be given Of
details.
c. G. TEW.
August IL, 1883. S3-wst.
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Atlantic TsLe1raphic Cable,

dttuHttc IeteyTuPFtc CnOO.
ST. JOHNS, Aug. 10.-A despatch from Cyrus w.
Field at Trinity Bay, dated this morning says, that
every thing in connection with the Atlantic Telegraph
is progressing satisfactorily.
DEAR TELEGRAPHING.-The New York Herald says
that the cost of transmitting one column of news
from England, by the Atlantic Telegraph cable, will
be two thousand dollars
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SUPERIOR Courts.

Arrangement by the Judges for the Fall Circuit:
Edenton Circuit .Iudpe Shenherd
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TT IS NOT a DYE.
MRS. s. a. ALLEN; s WORLDS HAIR

RESTORER
Tray haired, Bald, persons with diseases of hair
Mrs S. A. lAILEN'S ZYLOBALSAMUM
Worlds essential with the
the best Hair Dressing for old young eOnt
eing often ecactous In cases OF hair fans &C., without
he RestoTer.
REV. H Y. DEGAN, Editor Guide to.uoIness. eve can
testify to its ELECTS Sc.
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, L. L. D. ATurfreesboro Tenn.
Notwithstanding irregular the falling on Of hair
ceased and my gray locks restored to original color
REV s. B. MORLEY AttIeboro' Sfassachusetts SIT has
to the original hue Of yodtlii &c.
REV NJ TEACHER geo years of ase0 Pitcher, ChenanEo
County, New York 'sIy hair Is now restored 1t Is
REV. D. T. WOOD, S1lidleown, New York. "My hair
and that Of another Of my family, has greatly thicEen
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends it, &C.
REV. w. PORTEUS StanTich, Conn ''It has metmy
sanguine expectations"
REV. J-F; GRIswoLD, Washington n. II. at Is reail
eficacous in restoring the hair . &c. -
REV. G. 81 SPRATT, LeWisburgh, Pennsylvania. 1--WE
can and do cheerfnlly recommend it, &c.
REV. IsP TUsTIH, carlestown, South CAROLINA. "Ths
white hair has become obviated,'' &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Aeriden, N II. ave think
49,, very highly Of your preparation &C..
to find my hair turn as when was young &c.
REV @. NJ. CLINK Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
REV. A. FRINK. Chataqua County New York.
.isfcd and reeommendit.'
REV. D. NORRIS Gross River, New York SIT best
preparation extant.''
REV WILLIAM CUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York, "Recomnends it'
might swell this list but II not convinced TRY 1T.
We export these Europe and they
are superseihg all others there well in the United
Id6es NOT soil tain Sold by All the whole
sale and retail hants in the o. 81 Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, $50 RIEOOREE STREET, N. ".
where address all letters and inquiries
Some dealers try to sell articles instead of this,
which they make profit Write to Dept for circular,
terms, and infomaton Genuine 10 signed, Nts. S. d.
septI3mcod
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RemoYaI.

Removal.
VIE subscriber takes pleasure In inSorminR the Puh
In general, and his eastlers and Friends pareal'r
that he Intezds 60 REMOVE rs heavy and
nRashiO4abIe Stock OF CIOthiuG
70 the spacious Is9, No - Main street, Centre heef
lately ooeapled BY A. Pollock, and two beloW RStn
RrotheF's Dry Good store, 70 hs place invite % NJ
sends IN WantOf eShlnE % can tp hrgt 81
April = mh12l y 81 JACOB STEINRE1D
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tnsonpeetot with the aboye,I keep every kind Of rnu
ssal instruments aud musical merchandise generally.
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public demand for af,c,
purgatiYe pill which could be relied md
perfectly safe IN its operation This has been prers
meet that demand and extensive tal of its virtues
che purpose designed 1t Is easy make physical pill
hut not easy make the best of all ils-one which
tgles Of every other This has been attempted here
and with what would respectfully submit TO
the public decision It has been unfortunate for the
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This isnot
Many Of them produce 50 much gripping PAIN and rey9
good to be derived from them These pills produce
irritation pain, unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their in
any quantity but s better that any medicine should
be taken jndiciousy. Minute directions for their
the several diseases which they applicable are
given the box. Among the complaints which have
Compliant in its various forms of Jaundce Indigestion
Ianguor and Loss Of Appetite, Lsessness Irita6ity,
in the Side and Loins; for, in truth all these arebut
the consequence of diseased action in the liver As
ness, Piles. Cole, Dysentery, Hqmors, ScFofua and
ScTy Colds with soreness Of the body Ulcers and inn
purgative is required.
They have also produced singularly successful
PalpiatiOn of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken In the spring of
the change of An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores
on me 2 tone ana g
Tute the strength of the body, and restore the wasted
diseased energies OF the whole organism Hence an oc
casiona dose is advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
be carried too far, every purgatiVe medicine
reduces the strength when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physc is required cannot be
meated here but they suggest themselves the
of every body and this pill is found to better
purpose than any thing which hitherto been available
TO mankind. Where their once known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
in need of cathartic medicine. Being sugarwrapped
they pleasant to take andbeng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
GA 5f PREPARED BY : y
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~ ANOS. The above pianos are fitted up with all the
improvements In beautiful Rosewood cases. Ny asson
nsnt from the plain square piano to the beau
full Louis XIV style. ~ s ls.fs.s 81
Melode9n9. md Hughes - Hates aleI6tIel
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PUTNANI,s MONTHLY.

10000 Subscribers 40 SInrt HViIhI
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Of each wiz be retained the eoasO
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We shallendeayOr, BY sasasious of the extensive
resources command to make MagaEinethat,
in the rtehne. Of terery contents, aud In The beauty
andprouseness pictorial Illustrations ourival
any publication before produced this country
The new issue eommepees with the OCTOBER number,
which is nov ready. 1tii aled with the choicest produe
tons Of the most brilliant riters OF the day.
embeshei VIII splendid original enFrsYinrs
m appears dress, embracing elegant classical
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SIS iz-.ss REMOVAL.
ME underlined, for the patronage tey have
received from the citizens Of wheeling aud te pSiie
1erally At the old stand respectfully eontnn.
eeot te sAme atSelrtneW location No. 1l5 Nam Be-
cen Monroe and Union streets y = ffl
We purpose 1t an seaS5ns Keep saeh assortment Of
INA, GLASS, QUeRNSWARE, HOuSEs& STRAAf BOAT
rntshinE Goods on hand that viii Re Ost likely 10 .uit
taste Of all who NAV favor with their PATRONAGE
Our Rooms spacious, AHoFding facilities unsunasSed
tSs West y exhibit goods 70 advantage, aside
Retatng and packing department shall eopnEe u
ep hand original paekaEes Of assorted oueensNsre
ePed % this section Of country and the extreme west
teh VIII be offered At small advance over TIE eost
Connected with this house, L FLINT GLASS VlNIJ.
OfORHi hence our Country AeFehants NAV rely rpon
ing the carriage from the East this point nv hung
If Glass and Qneensg4re from Us. = S-s.-s
.,- J. X. DUNBAR 4 CO.
nhlF Main Monroe TIrGcy,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
LIQUOR mERCEGANTa
a. AND WEIOEER ~ j: G. ROGERS.
DIR, FETTCIII.yV a NC FRS

DIX. FEUUHIN ANGEItS ~
Z, LAvORINGs TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great improvements
isbranc Of business The avorings put up pack
of 10 and 20 gallons requires addition
Pure Spirit either list 4th proof, and Liquors such
%gnac, either dark pale Holland and English Gin,
Aca and St. OtoiS Rum, Bourbon, Irish and
ote Whiske Apple Peach Cherry and Ra pberry Br3n-
Port and Madeira Wines will be instantly produced,
quTes skill, but addition Of good spirit, so
lions to each gallon Of the respective Fiayorins.
The best Cognac oil, Rreel yellow and white, warranted
.nuine, as low as any other Importer In the U. s.
Essences OF every Liquor. Extract of Cognac, h. of
hich produces POO gallons of CoRnac.
Raw Whisky by DR.. Fs age and body
made smooth with but tri1ing expense. 80
The price OF PayoFngS extremely moderate, di
3 -ctions inf full supplied by
DR.. LEWIS PEUCHTwANGER;
ttntst and Importer Of Drugs, Esettt 0s, aud Net
dts, Dd0uerre0tgpe ad photographic [HeERt cdLs,
No. 143 Maiden Lime, New York,
n B. Sole Agent Godfreys Btters
d Gin. - = =. y 20 - q > !. Ian2S- 6md&R
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TNo THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE. OR RRMIT
$50, aud thus secure GUARANTEES SCHOLAR
SHIPS any time before the list day of next September,
completing thorough Of Double Entry Book
ecpng and It's Collateral Branches, lucrative
Ioyment in Commercial or Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation, will
re ndernned to the full Of the paid tut
ion, and thus realize -
2ie Free Tuition. or Lucrative situaIions.
Graduates from this Institution filling response
e and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections of the country
nd are being preferred by business to Graduates Of
other Mercantile College, Hence the above unrara
eled Inducements which nothing but the great Superiority
Of my Instruction and training Of my students
business life would warrant. t-!y. 100 gs4E no.
The Principal Of this Ilstuton has been practical
Gcc9aTdnt5or longer period thGH any other Teacher
Address the undersigned further particulars -
ny9 VIII, w. C. RANG ER.
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tATAwBA, Ginger, and ohaestie Brandy i,,st reoeIvea
anafar s.ls BY kos92l ". A. R0W4kDS BRO.
lssoN, Sssslrs Pen, Sherry and MalaFa Wine, iaEt
ss9a s. WA. EDWARDS BRO.
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TO HOUSEREEPFPS7

~ L4t0-
n STORE and for sale. at reduced price, the fOost
articles, Wis: Plate WsrmeTs, new styies and Pa1
Also, PenlerS Ash Pans, COaI Setfes, Toilet sets &c
Buckets, Cake Spice and knife Boxes; Tea Tr1ys, Corn P
ers, Hearth Br0Os, assorted sEea Table, Coffee and
Mats, ChaanY aud Vegetable Bishes, Plated Spoons
FORKS OF the best quality Clotheg, travelling and Cap Ba
kets Of various patterns. side IronS. lIinee Meat Ca
aud various other articles useful 70 House KesPers
WI. HEBURN
dec4S -s Ne 81 Monroe Street
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@. GARFORTH,S

Ale ana Porter Bott1ing EstaBlishmsut
GAAE 6ThAlHfs BEEW1lrN PIBFu BfXTH
BASf WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply % SaIthis eelebrated Kennel and ots
"a Ales Brown Stout and Porter, aIsays hand. TGT
ems and families supplied on tie reasonable pFuI.
be promptly attended 70. ~ aVs
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New Advancement.

- No., =, p :. = = 9 = -0i
ieAls &c, whose have
Mr. TUbns Books, that receiving said Periodi-
Gals &C. regularly and would request those above
to- to call at III Main street Any Wishing discontinue
their subscriptions will please advise
preserve their copies We just received case Of
elegant Family Bibles; also late publications; Mrs. Hens'
Mrs. SOuthWOrth's Works. Everything in the Book and
Stationery line be had at the Cheap book stoFe No.
III Main street. [ap1Ol Jas. o. ORR.
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= = - eE4OuSuS! E1OuRnB!!
HAVE been appointed sole Ags4tfor thIs eityfOr heal
y o. Everett Blankensops' celebrated
I'll LEVER sPI(0JGHS.
These poughs Justly considered the best ever
teFed marats and ne attention Of farmers and tf
= directed % them keep supply q u
diaeFentu iiabers, together With points, &C.
-.r..-.r L n. PU1fPHREH
anE6 No 20 Main Street
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock OF music, musical works Re- 81
In the Western country.
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Pianos Meledeoni, every kind of musical instra.
ments tuned and repaired +, y So - =
eS All 50 IDS warranted 1t this establishment nov6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Hanchett and Lyon Nominated.

On the 18th inst Reuben c. Lyon
of this county was unanimously nomin-
ated for the Assembly, by the Repub
hcan District Convention which CON
Tened at Stanton. Mr.. Lyon is one OF
those choice, unassuming ncn who Al
ways gain admirers and friends With
an unblemished moral character. sound
and firm in his views, careful and de-
clslve in ali his actions, he will make 2
Representative Of which the District
may well be proud. OF his election,
there can be no doubt, rs his acquaint-
nce throughout the District Is exten~
siye, and by al cherished with pleas
urc. lie is the noblcst work Of God
an honest man. Wood County viii
give him five hundred majority Mar
athon and Portage, do your duty!
On the following day, lion. Luther
Hanchett was re-nominatcd for the
Senate. Everybody knows IIanchett
his ABILITY, Integrity and influence at
Madison. His faithful adherence to
right and to the interests of the Dis
trict he has represented Tor the past
two years, have been duly appreciated
by The action Of his constitucutsin again
nominating him for the office OF Senator.
We regard Mr.. Hanchett one Of the
soundeSt Iogicians, best orators, and
most mcorruptiblc politicians il the
State His election IS certain, if the
friends Of true Democracy will do him
justice by devoting the 2d day of next
November to their own interests and to
the cause Of freedom.
We need inst such nan as Hanehett
ana Lyon to legislatc for us, and We
entreat our friends to spare no cxertion
in sending them to Madison this via
ter.
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News from all Parts Of the Country

St. Louis, Oct. IO.-The overland
California mail arrived at 8 o'clock last
night. a large number Of prominent
citizens assembled at the Pacific T. II.
Depot, Oh the arrival Of the train from
Jefferson City.
Mr.. ButterfieId was. greeted with a
hearty welcome from the crowd, and
was formally received with a brief
complimentary speech by John L. Oar
ley, on behalf Of the citizens.
Buttertield responded in an appro-
pirate manner, returning his warme>t
thanks for the unexpected .dcmonstra-
ton and cordial approval OF his labors
by the people.
Inc mails We're then escorted to the
Posto1ilcc by a long procession Of peo-
pie with bands Of music.
The -4tt0 slQ5iforaia OF the 4th, pre-
pared expressly the following. tens Of
news: a telegraph from Placerville to
oalt Lake City is communicated.
News from Frazer River was uniln-
portant and the water was still too high
tor successful mining. Business at Vic
torla was much depressed.
Oregon dates are to the 8th of Sep
telnber. Major GarreL- had a skirrnisil
with the indians on Okonazon. Lieut..
Allen and six Indians Killed.
a party of miners under Major Rob
lnson, was attacked by Indians on
y ahasaks, and one white man klllea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Register OF Deeds.

GecauSc the Reporter of last week
was silent in regard to Our being a can
iidate for Register, some may have
concluded that we had withdrawn from
che contest Such is not the case.
Had tie Convention made choice,
We should have heartily supported the
nominee, even though he had been
nominated by open enemies 10 the
movement, and his election should have
been the means Of running us finan-
cially. and thereby Suspcnding the Re-
porter. We had pledged oursclf to do
this, and we should have fulfilled. But
rs the Convention made no cR&iee, we
shah continue to ask the voters Of
Wood county to sustain the paper by
sustaining us.
Any man of intelligence ana expert
.once knows that the successful pub]ica-
ton Of paper in a county, is Of more
value to the county than anything that
can be established. And it is also true
that when paper dies out for want of
support, it is of more serious injury to
the county than if it had never been
started. As one item of what the &c
porter has done for the county, we will
refer to what Mr.. Garter Galley Of In
diana assured us on las late Visit here.
He SAYS to us, 'Sinco your paper was
started. [ have had located here 5000
acres Of land, which would have been
done elsewhere had it not been for
Your paper" This is only one in
stance. It has inspired our citizens
with enterprise and re-ins6lled in them
co,.ucience hat Grand Rapids will, at
no dietant day, be an important point
in the State. We believe it has done
,nueh for the County, and that if it can
,,e consumed, it will complete what it
has but scarcely commenced. And TO
continue Il. we ask to BE elected Reg
lister Of Deeds. knowing that it viii
not merely be prSfit to ourselves, but
of advantage to the whole county
Bnt should the voters refuse to elect
no we shall DO orr utmost to keep the
paper alive. Our interests and sympa-
+h;es arc centered here, and we shall
continue the rape. $ long as &c have