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COS REWARD.

IT oST OR STOLEN FROM MY STORE ON FAY
opening with spring, with females engraved on ous
side small landscape with vessel IN view the other
II has gold face with black bands and 6eure There
esslso gold ghateiaiu chain with small black enamel
led ocket containing hairtBo keys-ons cross, and
the other drunkard key. There was no pin. ss-s Z
will give the above reward ybe viii return
the watch 70 me- - JOHN c. PALMER
Raleigh, June 10, 1861 e3-R&sn4t.
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TIE WouN1ED.-Richmond is filled with our
wounded in the late battles. So far as we can
judge from the papers, the people of that city are
doing their utmost to relieve and administer to their
comfort The whole country should aid in this
noble work. Let the large numbers of persons who
are focking to Richmond to see their friends, re-
member not to go with empty hands Money viii
not buy in Richmond what they need
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The Register says Mr.. Johnston is the " Southern
rights" candidate for Governor. Mr.. Johnston is,
then, party candidate; and not only this, If he
allows his friends to call him the Southern rights
candidate, he will thereby reflect upon and insult
thousands CT our people who do not belong to his
party but who are nevertheless as true to the South
as he Is
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sao RRWARn.

nESERTED FROM CAMP McGRUDER, NEAR KIN
n sion, N. c., the LIST day of june the following
named priyates from CompanyC 96th regiment N. CT.
LIST. JOEL u. TEDDER, from Wilkes county, N. c.,
about feet inches high SO years fage light hair blue
eyes. complexion fair, and has a down look. ~
I'd. JAMES JOHNSON, fronl Wilkes county. N. c.,
about feet inches high 10 years gh hair blue
eyes. complexion fair, and has very sly look.
3d. ROBERT A. STANLY, from Wilkes county, n C.,
about feet 10 inches high, 9s years Of age blue eyes,
dark hair, long nose, slim chin, complexion fair.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension OF
the ubove named desertes $50 for EACH for their de-
livery to the nearest military camp post some jail
l3zSl--sz T. L. FERGUSON, :
Capt. Commanding Go. c, Ssth Regt n G. 7.
June 10, 1862 - 47--8t.
~ Register and Spirit of the Age please copy. -.
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VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER is EMPOWERED By THE LEG
u afees of Mrs s. A. Davis deceased 70 sell priratey
the valuable tract of land which she lived situated on
Fishing Creek miles south Of Oxford, containing So
acresabout of is valuable creek bottoms good por
fou of forest land and fresh cleared land The improve
mens new and very good Persons DESTROYS of pur-
chasing valuable farm for wheat oats and tobacco
viii do well to examine this es.s-s4ss
II not sold BEFORE the 18th day July viii be sold
publicly the highest bidder the Court House door in
Oxford Terms u cash. the balance IN one and two years.
with interest from date. ss.7ss7 ~ sstssssfs 4
Oxford, N. c., June 10, 1852. z7-4SE
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RICHMOND, Va, Jure 4, 1862.

residence OF u. .. rainier, FfdnftfH 50. J
| Editor NJ G. Standard =
SIR:-I enclose to you for publication the follow
ing official list of the casualties in my company,
4th Regt N q. State Troops
The counties of Beaufort and Hyde, being occu
pied by the enemy, / have no other means Of com
municating 10 their friends the intelligence of thei
fate. The company went into action on Saturday
morning, the 3lst of May, numbering fifty-five in
Guiding officers, non-commssioned officers and pri
Yates. Forty-fve of this number were killed OF
wounded in the fight This simple record is all the
tain. 49,. .l.....r.s
Rillsd.-1st 1t, Thos. L. Perry, Adjt. of Regt
I'd L., E. d. Redding; LIST Corporal, Thos. R. Muir.
ray; Privates, Seth Brinn, Jacob o. Merry, Bryan
Campbell and Lewis FL. Leggett.
Wounded Capt D. NJ Carter, severely wound.
ed in right shoulder; 2ad 1t, d. P. Latham, flesh
wound; Sergt M. F. Williamson, slightly; Sergt.
H. @. Carter, slightly; Corporal, j. W. Leggett,
dangerously; Corporal, T. r. Tetterton, slightly
priyates James Brady, seriously; Jesse Brown, Sc
riously; James II. Williams, severely; James E.
Styles, severely; John L. Harris, Mordecai Ward,
severely; w. I. Hoggard, slightly John W. La
than, slightly; John Hawkins, slightly; VIM A.
Cutter, severely; R II. Baynor, severely John
Rivers, severely; David Baynor, dangerously; JAS.
H. Brickell, severely; Isaac j. Meekins slightly
S. Swiudell, slightly; Apr Teton Squres, slight.
ly; d. Briley, slightly; G. W. Mayres, severely
Henry Cutter, dangerously S. B. Whitley, slight.
ly;J. W.. Silverthorn, slightly; Langley Powell,
slightly; Thos. b. Merry, slightly JAS. E. Hodges
severely; W. W. Madison, severely; Moses Wool
lard, severely; Geo. D. jefferson, severely; James
M. Patrick, slightly; Geo. d. Whiteacre severely
Redding L. Leggett, severely; Hantz Hodges, Sc
yerely.
Gentlemen IN the neighboring counties having
opportunities of sending copies Of the Standard OF
Register, containing this communication into Beau
fort or Hyde, will please do The friends Of the
wounded may rest assured, that they receive every
kindness and attention from the citizens of Rich
mond, and many generous physicians from NORTH
Carolina are now here in attendance on them. Che
above is written from dictation, by friend
Very respectfully, : d. NJ. CARTER
Capt Co. E., 4th N. c. Reg State Troops
~ Raleigh Register win please copy the above
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EXECUToR,s NnTICE.

n AvlNG QUALIFIED AT THE LAST MAY TERM
In of Wake County Court as Executor of the last viii
and Testament of Elizabeth c. high hereby give notice
70 all persons indebted to the estate 10 make and
all persons having claims against said estate are notified
70 them duly authenticated within the time re
serbed 6y law for payment this notice will be pleaded
WI. HIGH, Executor.
Raleigh, June 10, 1889. 24-w3t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOVICE.

HAYING QUALIFIED AT THE LAST NAY TERM
Ii of Wake County Court as Administrator Of the es
tate Of Sterling Spikes hereby give notice to alt persona
indebted to the estate to make payment and persons
having claims against said estate notified to present
them duly authenticated within the time prescribed BY
law for payment or this notice win be pleaded bar Of
Stheir recovery. W. H. HIGH Adm
Raleigh, June 10, 1852. 2i-Wst.
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LAnn FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE A TRACT OF
Land containing about 80 acres lying near Hollands
ApafcnIaf Dc scrpton Of fbe Il deemed unneceasa
~ as il il presumed The purchaser viii examne before
Ssy1g Apply TO the subscriber 70 q y s
Wake Co, June To- 1852. 24-w4tpd.
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The Register seems to Be anxious that we should
run for Governor, and thus sacrifice ourself 9 for
sour country" In reply we say we are supporting
Col Vance for that Office. and Il the Register wish
es to ignore party let It do likewise. We have no
idea Of rnnning, but II. by possibility we should
sOs ,0oald most certainly Be- elected In that event.
our neishbor would lose the place We promised him
at time of Private Secretary for he has acted
50 badly Of late that we should fear, we appointed
him, that be would" embarrass the administration"
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CAPT. 7. D. JoNEs.-Among those who fell in
the late battle near Richmond, Capt T. D. Jones,
of Caldwell ssd regiment deserves special men
ton He fought like a hero, and fell with forty of
his company, who were killed or wounded he was
q devoted patriot and gallant and accomplished
officer s-l
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Young EVE SHEEP.

"ANTED TO BUY SIX Or SEVEN YOUNG EVE
w Sheep, to raise from, for which the highest cdsk
price viii be paid if delivered At the subscriber residence
y miles south Of Raleigh. near The Fayetteville stage
road. THOS. A. .CROWBRR
June To- 1854 | y al-vat
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"E AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ A. BLEDS0E Is the Gonfederate canddsts for
reelection to the Senate for the County Of Wake
halegh, May ", 1852. 22-w&sWtd.
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PUBLIClMEETINC.

n County, who are opposed to the present adminstrs
tn OF our State Goyernmen partyism and nelciency
IN to office and who in favor of reform
70 pubic aHar and wish the best in responsible Of
ices vii be bella 10 the Court House in Oxford on the Sc
eond Saturday in June the for The purpose of select
ing candidates for the ensuing Legislature and also to
aired by - 80 MANY V0TkPS
May l6, 1854 {. = Sid
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Granville County.

We publish to-day the proceedings of meeting
held in Bailey's district to recommend candidates
for the Legislature in Granville. We are glad to see
the conservatives of Granville in motion The names
mentioned those of good and true men, and there
are many others in the County equally popular and
worthy. We trust the conservatives of granville
will agree to no fusion with the destructves They
can carry the County by large majority, and we
respectfully suggest to them that they owe it to
themselves and the country to do So The ultra Sc
cessonists have commenced, and they are keeping
up prescription with an iron hand; ordinary self
respect, if nothing else, renders it the duty of the
late Union men to act as unit and to act prompt
ly and firmly. The highest and best interests of
the country demand that the State government
should be reformed. The ultra secessionists have
been weighed in the balance and found wanting
Their chief concern seems to be offices and spoils,
and their chief employment that of impeaching the
loyalty of better and truer men than themselves.
Let cast them out and restore to the people bet
ter administration of public affairs and more vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war; The best friends of the
government and of the South, are those who insist
on reform. With the right sort of candidates in
every County, and with Vance and VICTORY as our
rallying cry, we viii sweep the State. ~
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We learn that the loss in the 2sth N. G. regi-
ment at the battle near Hanover c. H., was not as
large as reported. The killed and wounded did not
exceed 10 or 90 but from sheer exhaustion it is
supposed some $50 fell into the hands Of the enemy,
and are prisoners. sssssSsfs -.
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CAPT. A. D. TyaBEo.-We rejoice to learn from
the Goldsboro' 1fituns that that paper was mis-
taken in announcing the death of this officer He
Is said to be living, and not even wounded, having
acquitted himself well in battle. -
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COTTON CARDS,

COTTON CARDS.
MO. AND 10 WHITTEM0RES PATENT COTTON
IL Cards by the pair or dozen. on SALE -, sf
June TO- 1852. - AZ.
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.DIEn

At Rocky Mount, N. ION the srd inst, Capt. F. n.
OF Edgecombe County. aged about rs years BE
sommanded company at the battle Of Newbern and bore
nimseif we'll he was Christian and worthy citizen 81
ieive q VIE and two children. p - :
In this City, on Saturday morning. fhe 7th inst, Mr.
efoaes flsHEa. about So years of age. - 80
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NoRrH.cARo

THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE sTocKHebD
ers ofths Bank will be held on the first Monday in
July next ct their Banking House, 10 this CITY.
haielgns June W 1907; 49, 47td.
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1t Col. Wades of Warren, commanded the 18th
N. Q. Regiment in the late battle rear Hanover
Court House. Va, Col. Sol Williams having few
days before resigned to accept the Colonecy of the
I'd N. @. Cavalry, lately commanded by Col Spruill
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ISLAM FoRD FAcroRY.--W are under obliga
tons to the euterprisng proprietors Of this factory
Messrs Coffin, Foust q Co., for bundle of the
most beautiful spun cotton, No. ls, that we have
ever seen from q Southern factory We have no.
ticed also that the cotton cloth from this factory il
also very superior article. Aproper spirit OF en-
ulaton among the factories win doubtless produce
very superior goods to those have heretofore oh
tanned from Yankee factories Success to Southern
enterPrisewe say, and to Southern factories, but
We hope to hear they are moderating their prices!
The poor must be clothed and led.
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: - - .a.aass.Isr.

The New Yofk Pot sf4 es tbzt aasu. g 1'eIoa
on the morning CT the 70 i, iiez6 & and p. 20
he s7h New Jersey regiments. numbering
abou. 2 0o0 msn, who were 10 camp. nsar p )
vile, n J. scattered in all d1ec.ious. Tie Pos,
says:
he men were sworn in or Ihurs5a rec ived
her cloihir g yesterday, and .sk ds7deG to-
lay, atFeT vanly imploring th- ofi .ers rl give
them Gay OF Two II grace in tewu Tire camp.
IS rear Newark, and me q IA sH-t-d "strz
irgic movement down ;he bank ef che canal 10
sbat city, choosing the sdort-ss route
as they passed the guard ih- men sszsd the
arms, planted the bayone,s I'm the g uui and
carried of the seutil-is with them Toe ruasi
'fsIe1 ~ rpsisfsuce- Acling Mair Btcoek
met S n Of the soldiers ou thsir1saF out 0. tie
camp and hfed his pistoi AZ sou- cf tie uuglea1-
els the CAL psssli z lhsouga his arm
lhe colonel ~ command at tbs camp, tCal
oual Van Worst, on hesrHgo of tae '.sssdadte' ''-
gave the sm4d remainder o.. the Hsc- ta- .r-
ouyhs which fhe others bad ii rlr falling CO.
get aud ordered out his eths-rs % pick up The
srsgEiers ouca of ih- aou-eou ssiuaei fh
cera as were uyht iu Aesslk t.-lat haf tEar
stripes torn o6 ard are redue-d 10 tte Tanks
Few Of the commissioned fti ers le.s Ca mD.
which piac7 is peoPed Jo-dsy b. a crDs c9-i-
sIatlug OF Onc5rs, win no usu j is repr1-
seHted thst the men appointed 8 committee
70 IemonsTzte wish t8e Ei srs concerning
no refusal 10 issue taH1ugas 1ll ldsJ lie
~u1sf quauf consultation iaIed 90 s. 1876 tba lis-
c0ntenled- very iiw Of the lloGss1d men Fho
elt in body have yeT b-en Discovered They
IRE supposed % have sea talel si over N5s
and the 81 icent coauty, aud the regiments are
Tor the time e1mpl-t-.y di-orEa'
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panlel YE-h.,.r In a.. c.nn-

We aud me ioiioSiug acc ual 81 ta5 ts1ezs
Of Colonel Fletcher Webster, and of tte iuspeo-
ton Of his fathers remsius. ia lass weeks issue
Of lhe PlyHoath EoeE
TIE tomb Of A,rshfsd once sgaiu orsns 7i a.
'ts portals to T ceiTe Che last OF .bs sons if the
great eXPounder."
Tne funeral Of Colonel Fletcher Webster took
place in MaTshfs j on Wein s5ag SeD'a4bzr
iVlh. The body wss orou= bt down nom B 81
'Jn in richly cRpaFi oued hssrse. y7itl io1r
horses, By way Of Hingb-m and Sogih Sbors.
Several COACHES convey - his Boston friends
from The Kingston dspos. Rhii4 .s-rs assern.
niage gathered from tao D-ighbHiur uyvsq.
R-veTeusd Ar Alden, Che ST aga castor. con-
iucsed the services, ths body rrsruE en- his
iasner wsiting is0le ia The library, according
80 BIS dying request A large p-0ees, ior tcI-
Owed hI5 body 20 the tomb where the fi D. was
deposited By request OF Peter Il arv 3. I'd
iud hers, th- oskUn bsz c1nisil1rg ihs -.ssr
siatesmsn' cCtiH, wss 6p-ued. ard IHe q at. Die
oyer OF the gas removed How were On
feelings OF those persoaal friends sfifrsG.silh'
hem 10 hud those iioeanls al aui fsetussss-s-ag
40 man ever looked upon 30 fpg 5. reesai
i6e same eolor snd mprrs5--Isasurai as rf
IN } ears ago they gsve b n up 10 shs grB,ek
The eyes were nioIs zuukeu, but ne
shadows beneath the broes were aIrsvs
pc hfe. Even in desIhs aId ior drcsft
captive Of gTsve, thsi kiagiy pressace ~
'he same deep FeveIe Iehcs and sDeecliess
vaeu in the liYiag temple OF H.s m4.ehf
mud Sad enc WHO looked upou BIS isl
gain, u forget al eise, aud csnl0t rrl yr,
ny thing OF u tomb oF suir0uudnr o cts
the veiyet Pau With is rieh embguidsry vas in
leTfecr preservation, though d-niivsl of jss
primitive gloss.
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Fisiricl OF lhe uissIssippi.
HEl9a0AETEs.- 60. - !.

HEAgQUARrEhs. JacKsqE. Aississip i,
sepiealber 6. ls62 5
n prasegre order among military persons, and TO
BIZ v',1t imp oper inieroourse with The enemy, BY
tIE4f css or sod er the e owing persons viii act
ssmP rsrly - provost ID hsls = . Psints cstiS-
Tieb sbUrg aud Wa zen comfy Mississippi Captain
lsesron snd Hlnd eauotg, Mississippi Jas D. Stuart
sssHt 3sess parish, Lonisisns- Jadge 6. ". hEr'in
ssiut 1alasny parish Louisiana, ln'ss L acc.
I4viugsioa ari-h, Louisiana, 2 g DaridFo1.
zfatcn ouer perish. LousiHna, r. A. Hunter.
Pert Haason. Louisiana JoEa c Mil er
East ieisus psrish, louisiana y. g Hardee
A-osn-iea .parss.. I.ozisisna CaPian Samuel Bsrd-
Adansv fty. sissi-aPpL K farrS
Jsh=rso' 6ouurs, AississpPi HnTal Hinda
laio1rlfs county. Msslss ppi
tegls7urnu eoTufy Mississippi s. Simas.
tIs4s-on caunty- Mississippi Dr. J McKie
Vshstsg =hs calnty, NJ si-sirpi 4. + Forester.
Tazoo countF. 1isslssiPpi r.. Tyler.
II Marital lsar larins been abolish d the duties Of
iss provost Insrknzi above named, viii be confined
stsse. vithin Their proper militia , iari-dieHon. in
90 FORMS VITA he customs Of WsE. and the following
lrtieiss o. EFii
mo e. no us.z sulngHiiion, shal knowingly haF
- or 5roiscl enemy sa suffer death, Or snch Other
uishusoi si BE oIdefed Oy Toe sentence Of court
sr,.,s s. s7hosver shall 6e convicted Of bolding
,r-r-e. .al.leace wi9il giving IN egenee 70, the
ss, ar sirsetiy oT Indirectly 30 ID sufirr DEATH
- u other nishmsut shsl Be ordered BY the zen
fsilcs o. q csur Iasrtiat
Aracle 81 All pubic stofes taken 10 tne enemy z
csI-1 io-gns magazines, whether Of artillery
f,iifffi io clothing 70 age Or provisions SHAH es go
euredor the service of tae Conieas stsiesi ior ine
NEGLECT og Whi1h the commanding otAcef u % ee
ausrerI1i--
Article 81 Every ofioer or provost marshal q Wbose
chares prisoners ehall be committed sneu WIN n
twenty t5ur b0urs afpr suen commitment or = soen =
~ si i,e rslieled from biz guard msse report WI
M 70 fiis csSlausing officer, Of their names thelf
100 ,-s 10 uasaes II toe officers v ho cornmltted
fhem OF ne penalty q soia 2uuasa loi o7elsA
~ ue.-lect III he disrrsh0n y 2 court martial
M All correspondence viih this department vii oe
Did vi The 6iEirci provost marshal Colonel salase
q FBq4a- - these headquarters.
. csnusld Of BrizadisrsSesera RUe6LEs.
ei--lr n NJ HoOE. A. A. q.
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TIE PoIiliaal Upri-isa "a lhs Norrh.


the Albany (N. y Argas. Cd -mocratie) II.
an article on the approschiug elections st tie
North, ssys the Middle s.ates wili insist upon
resuming the power they once held, and whiel
has been ilehed fOm them b. New Eogland
It says;
Il IS in vain shat the veice of the press, Of pub
lie meetings. Of formal deputations, is heard i'm
ploring the President 70 give eff ;iency to b.,
administration The instruction of the people
is needed; aad that must be given at the baiios
box We have reached that stage Of poitica
crisis wherein our position resembles thss Of th
British paflisment, when revolution OF the po
iidcal Opini0n dictates a change of ministry and
a nodlEc cation OF government policy.
Instead OF policy vague, vacilating an6
desuuotiye, We want one which shall be intelli-
9 mt, resolute and ef ctiya. The restoration O.
democratic Influences st the North would hav.
the double effect Of consolidating our mltar,
strength and the force OF our political position
and Of dividing the Sluth.
Bat there is mething more than this de-
msnded by the crisis, and which would be effect
ed BY the influence cf the great democratic
Ststss, asserting their position as the advocates
OF constitutional law,
GA every side We hear OF propositions to dis
Tsgsrd the Constitution. The rights Of ths press.
OF individual liberty and Of property, srt
treated with contenpt by class Of desna yogue-
VINO now propose TO ssta bsh military dictator
ship. Ih- men who make shis pEuDosia0a. iol
The most part towards sud criminals, seek &,
shelter themselves from the outraged law, uud-t
cover Of some military usurDatioa Wesk
minded and fearless IN this crisis IS they have
been wicked aud blind Ia every anieceden
step, they seek to 6ld refuge from their own
folly and vscillatiOn, in despotism, no matter
how Odious
They know rot what they say. A dictatorship
means assassination: aud abiolutism mea s All
Brchy. There can b. no revolution wiihou
counter revolution. Tue d rabeau OF TO-DAY
viii b followed By D@nton, aud Denton dis
placed By r bsspierre aud a reign Of corrap-
uon AMI imbeciiity must follow tia reign Of ter
ror before We are ready for Napoleon
Those men who now invoke desp0tism in the
name Of order, invite anarchy, ss when awhil
ago they proposed to us er in the reign of libar
y, they proposed an sbs0lutism There can b.
no such thing SIS theoverthrow Of CONSTITUTIONS
law snd order, without Civil wsT and anarchy
The man who ventures to lay his unlicensed |
steady it lest it tall viii be struck down by 5hs /
baud of God
is ir this we need . restoration Of the Dem I
e stic PaFty--to restore once more the reign i
Constitutional lsv, aud to revive the sentimen
4 loyalty TO the Coust uli0n, and u abb irene
II d+sp0rc power. /, is with this c0nvictioi
hat the people will unite 20 place again in ths
Of flee thst old and patTioeis
nd lOysl party, which has already given proe (
# It's cspaci 10 administer this g0vernmsnt
nd with which alone We can achieve success in
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