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TNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
AsHINGT9GNEi GSG Nm ~ IN ~ DeSe ISS R11 9er T1tn 1S0o
ROAD MATERIAL, L, al ALEXANDRIA Va. wall
g reusmed ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
January next.
In addition 10 the articles previously advertised
there will be ofered:-
60 COO feet seasoned Oak 7 ank aud Timber.
new Lathe, So feet long, 93-inch SWING.
new Vertical Car wheel Borer.
/ second. land Plaper
Engine House, S5S by 66 s-..,.
80 Buildings, varying IN size from 10 bV ID to
30 bY 60.
square feet.
been disposed OF.
Sac 10 commence at 10 4 20
Terms Cash, IN Government iunds
Vouchers for Irarspo tauon wll bP recelyeft ~ q
railroad companies as cash. - , n
1221Hs,u9t BIevct BneaGier General e 4.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Laste evening, about
six o'clock, bold robbery took place on Third
street. near Arch. Mr. Charles Downer, for
merly High Constable, was walking down Third
street. and when in the neighborhood of Arch
street three men approached him, and one caught
hold of his watch-chan, giving it a sudden jerk.
AS soon as this mad been done, one of the men
took the watch, and they ran down Third into
Church street, with great speed. Mr.. Downer
Immediately gave the alarm, which reached the
ear of Officer Sanders. He gave chase, but so
quick were the movements of the thieves that
they were soon out of sight.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Henry Willard was
of having entered the store of John Love, at
Twentyfrst and Fitzwater streets, by means of
false keys, on Sunday morning while the family
were at church. Some silver coin, valued at $40,
was stolen. A lot of skeleton keys were found
upon the person of the accused.
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4 ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD
IL NANCE PROPERTY.
Will be SO at Public Auction, by T. A MoCLEL-
LAND, Auctioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal, Puts
ourg Pa, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, MON
DAY January 15 1866 the following articles, VIII
Iron Cannon.
81 Upper asemate Carriages, cast iron.
rs cts ARTILLERY Harness.
452S2 Foreign Muskets and Rifles, new and re-
1892 United United States Muskets and Rifles, new and
SO, ,s31 Foreign Muskets and Rifles.
13,6s4 United States Muskets and Rifles.
1858 Breech-loadng and other CarbInes.
Asa Cok's ano Sharp's Rifles
151 Sporting Rifles.
SO Shot Guns.
1922 Musket and Rifle Barrels.
1898 Bay onets, Triangular, and Sword.
2,185 Revolvers
1876 Sabres and Swords.
1000 Sets Cavalry Accautrements.
$4,000 Sets Infantry Announcements.
$500 Saddles Cavalry and Artillery.
10000 Parts Of Horse Equipments, Brides, Horse
Brushes CurTycombs, etc
1000 Saddle Blank cts.
1900 Parts OF Artillery Harness.
1000 Pounds OF Powder, Cannon Musket, Rifle and
80 Incomplete Sets of Wrought Iron parts for
Casemate Carriages.
600 Tons ScraU Cast Iron.
so Tons Scrap Wrought iron.
so tons Lead and Antmony, in pigs; Type Metal.
100 Wrought Iron AXles.
$4,000 lbs. Lead Dross
A large lot OF Appendages for Musket', Carbines,
A large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip.
A large lot of spare parts for Muskets, etc.
A larVe lot of Tools and Machines.
Purchases will be required to remove the pro-
perty ten days alter the sale.
Terms, cash. , ,,rr,,,,,,r,,,
Lieutenant. Colonel of Ordnance ana BreveT Briga
ier.General u. s. Army.
Allegheny Arsenal December 26, 1866, 12 2S 15t
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Two MEN STABBED.-Farly on Sunday
morning fight occurred in tavern on Callow-
hill street, above Broad, during which Wagner
Weist and Daniel Penrose were stabbed. Pen
rose was conveyed to his home in Sixteenth
street, below Vine, and Weist was taken to the
Hospital West is injured in the shoulder, side,
and other portions. He is not considered in a
dangerous condition. Charles and Lewis Pruit
have beenTarrested and held for hearing on the
charge OF being IMPLICATED in the matter,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A ANlARACITE COAL For THE NAVY

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RRoRUiTrNa
Decprnher IQcg 1
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EXTENsIVE SALE OF COVER SMENT PRO-
u PERTY AT FAYETIEVI4LE, NC.
The entiIe stock OF the United States AIse nal to
be sold ON THURSOA January IL, 1865, by
EDWARD l. P0ALK, AuctiOneer.
Consisting of the following articles, wiz
Machinery Boilers, ranging fIom l5 to AZ feet.
Laroe lot WROUGHT and Pig Iron.
Guns, HOwIIzers, COlumblads. 32-poundels
Grlndstones, solid Shot, Gas Pipe, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Also-From three tn five millions of Brick, Brown
Stone etc etc the remains of the said Arsenal.
ISy order of Chief of OrdI anCe, Washington, D. q.
j. f. LUKENS, Lieutenant and q. O.,
l2298t WIlmingsn, N o.
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a UCTlON SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND
A DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
CIV B0TELER, JR, Auction eer.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFIoB. I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 80, 1855.
Will be sold at Judiciary Square Warehouses,
corner FIFTH and E Streets, on THURSDAY
MORNING, January 4, 1885, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
a large quaIttity of servicaeble and damaged Hos
pitai Property, consisting Of
Blankets, Sheets, 5000 Hair Pillows Counterpanes,
Plates, Mugs, Pitchers, Dishes Clocks Leather
Buckets Mess Chess, Wooden Bedsteads, Chairs,
Bedside Tables, Platform Scales, and four Printing
Presses
Property mus bo paid for and removed within
forty eight hours from termination of sale.
q. SUTHERLAND,
l lat Surgeon II, s. A, Med, PurVevor,
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GERMANIA ORCBESTRA.-PUBLIC RE
~ hearsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL. 81 o'clock. Engagements
maosby addressing GEOBGE BAsTERr. Agent No. 1921
MONTEREY street between Pace and Vine. lOl6 3m
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cry INTBLLIG BNCB
[For additional Local Hclls see Fitlt Pdge.l

POLICE STAT1sTICs.--Th The following IS
t atement of the number OF arrests made during
ne past six months We have heretofore given
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GAS LIGHT!

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair,
and light win be furnished by the first OF next week
A large supply of Piping. Meters Burners, Chan-
daleeTs &C are on hand and all who desire tx
tres put to their residences business houses can
have il done by leaving their orders at the
City Gas Works
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
THOS. E. HELM
April l5dtf freslush@
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HUMPHREYS
Ii o VI EOPAT HEC SPECIEICs

II AVE proved, from the mos. ample experience an
4 1entire success; Simp.e-Trompt- Efficient. and
eirabe- Iney are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt e. popular use-sO simple that mistakes can
not be Iadefn using hem, harmless 90 be free
from danger ami ticieut 20 BE- alays reliable.
They have raised the hic hest commena sti1n fr N all
and viii always render satisfaction.
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CONCEAL.

"A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY
FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
H AIR r. E ST O r E +
Is perfect success-The best in Market
4 HAIR DRESSER IND HAIR sRESTORER
COMBINED IN ONE.
10, 900 Living witnesses are tesfifying TO their
Seighbors from day day, Of its Wonderful Effects
ltisnot a dye
3 1t win restore the Hair from grey TO Beau-
tifnl Black. Brown. o Ausurn. whatever might
have been its original color aud cause it TO assums its
4 It viii cure all Hunors and Diseases Of the
Scalp keep the head cool and nice remove the
DandrufF and Seurf from the Head keep the Hair moist
and six like in appearance Hs
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS
5. It VII promote a Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling Of. and
Cause it to Grow.on Bald Heads
Where there Is Lie and Vitality the Roots Bat,
where these are gone there is
No Hope Of Success
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
TORER is as much ahead Of anything Of
the.kind, now in the market as the
outshines The moon
In Brightness and Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given viii be found inside Of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for 1t
The Money Refund c d,
After using two Bottles.
Try Ii,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS & co, Proprietors, n H.
FitzwilIiam, n H
JAMES CONCEAL,
20 st. Charles St, New Orleans,
| mh29dly. Sole Agents.
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We are Receiving
AF AND DUMB EDUCATED.

DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATED.
INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND DUMB.
Jackson Miss, Nov, 1865.
FVNHE Trustees of this Institution hereby give
1 notice that pursuant TO An Act of the Leglsla-
ture they have made arrangements whereby the
Louisiana Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
located at Baton Rouge. Louisiana viii receive and
educate the Deaf and Dumb of Mississippi until
other arrangements be made. said Institute
endowed by the State is located in healthy region,
and possesses a large and cOmmodOus ba3lding pre-
pared for the immediate reception OF pupils nder
he-uanagement of efficient corps of teachers II
will possess every facility for the education OF
mutes including instruction in trades.
The State of mississippi has provided the funds
necessary for the free education Of the Deat and
Dumb
The parents and friends of the mute children Of
this State are earnestly invited To send them inne-
diatelv 10 the Institute Baton Rouge; there they
win be carefully nuUtUred and educated At the eN
pense of their state.
Address J. D. OConnel, Secretary -or A h. Mar
tin Superintendent, Baton Rouge, or the under
signed at this place. -
A B. CABANISS
April Idtf Prest. Board Trustees
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NEW ORLEANS.
NO q 81 Charles street.
SOUTHERN FANILY MACHINE.

A correct know edge and short Inspection Of Wi
eek 6 Gibbs Machines vii dispCTse ali prejudice
The stitch made by W ilsox 4 Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes IS stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing.
Wilcox Gibbs Machine wiz sew. hem fell
braid tuck, gather. quilt cord and embroiSer with
petteCt satisfaction. Please cail and examine
W tcoX s Glhps Machines repaired AMI war
rauted al No. ST. CHARLES STREET
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q. \. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc.
No. IL, Magazine street,
NEM NKI.EANa


NEW ORLEANS.
Has on hand large and select stock Of DRUGS
and VI MEDICINES which are offered for sale al
prices in accordance with Northern quotations add
3ng small advance on cost of same in quantities
10 suit the wants OF purchasers
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists
can rely upon getting their goods put up with
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock ON hand and to arrive
2uou ounces French and American Ouinine
600 lbs Calomel-American aud English
$50 ounces Sulph5te Morphine
1900 los Refined t3mphor
$50 lbs Powdered IpecaC
81 lbs lpeoaC Root
300 lbs Chorut0rm-i To bottles.
lJ1 ounces Nitrate Silver
l25 lbs Iadide Potass
800 lbs Sweet Spirits Aitre.
81 bhls Castor OIL
50 obis Flax Seed-whole and ground
- bbis Epson Salts
500 lbs Indigo
2OOJ lbs Gum Arabic-hne and sorts
1000 lbs LartariC Acid
2too lbs Arrow Boot-Amr and Bermuda
50 Boxes CASTLE Soup.
PATENT MEDICINES Etc.
80 Gross Nemituge.
Gross Browns Irutheg
5GrOSs BTvau.s Waters
So Gross Pus-Avers Braudeths etc
Gu boz Morrison IHvigoratiug Bitters.
p D0z. Red Jacket Bitters
80 boz. HustettpU's Bitters
= Gross Suzodout.
5Gross Morisens Pectoral Syrup.
Gross A yers' Cherry PeCtoral.
so Dor Mouisous SarspariIla
so DOz Bulls SarsJparilla
800 DOz. scotch and MacCaboy Snuff
so Doz Cod Livor Oil
Also fine assortment of pcrfumcrv. Pure Bran
dy and Wlues, for sale hy
G n MORRISON.
march I3d3m IL Nagarnc STREET
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rIR1Es-pn,abIe in Advance:

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ST. mos l-''''.''' iGgo9
Il IN IN
y is9o8
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ra 5000
efs ....r... Inn pcurlausHfp 10000
II r Ed rie departments 10000
a ...s.r. lsvin- paid for a course'in auy
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DIR r KEILS
DISEASES OF the woMs.

DR.. H. ]. Holmes, can accommodate a few more
patients at his Infrmary. Sheets towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients. Hacks
can be hadat Terrys Depot TO convey ladies to his
residence. Spring Ridge Kinds county, Mississippi
ApriI 2ad&w6w.
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lures .'fIs -Ase7,l'n t'-latl MS -
: D"Hts' W. fL T ~ Yer; Noi N none = =
D Tlg"S lo'ts ,t LteitlLE ot lA'Aut'-- =
5, Dyseatay. GriFiag Bilious Collie %
I@o.sE4--lall s-1,e @o-e2; Ia, s'iniAs =
9, NaralRja, Teoth.ache, Face aebe------25
- Heaaledss Slcs -Headache- Eeruso.---22
. A. DysPtps'a -bI!l.ons - ~ stomach. =
l.. Uaass too pr6fuse periods .......-2 25
ia, Sla Riean. sErvsipeias Frupii51s 55
I5 - Rtel"atls.a Rhsqme,i9 1l, 3,5 Pains 35 .
II pg,s b1i,1 or hleari,y EO
is. Optlla5ag, and re or weak Ey yes so
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NOTICE.

HAvING closed out our store and stock o. e, oooAs
and Stationery in this city we w9nIt1 m nefeuS ~
return our thanks to the citizens OF JACKSON sLu an
surrounding country for the patronage they ,,
so literally extended We also most co. @
recommend to the public our successors essTs
Fvrich & Co whose extended experience IN the
Book Trade viii be TO their customers advah'Ase.
Messrs. Eyrich s. Co are authorized TO eoleot o"A
4 MI I'D IN TITCoMB POWELL
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
l7O, I72, la * l76 Green " c h,
(one square west Of Broadway
Between CouTtIandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr-, Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel is W ell and widely known to the
travelling public. The location is especially suitable
40 merchants and business Il IS in elise prox
unity TO the business part Of the eityis on the high
wav of Southern and Western travel-and adjacent 70
III ~ neipai Railroaz and Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over 5go
sstS n Is well furnished, and possesses every mod
50 ersept for the comfort and Entertainments
ss,31n,a.es The rooms spacious. and well ven
~, 80 nrovided with gasand water; attendance Is
n ana respectful andthe table Is generally pro-
plolps prom ;,b sSs everv delicacy OF the season.
Tsa subscriber who, fer the past few years has
baen the lessee Is now sole proprietor ana 9
hnsse with long experience as notetkeeperi M Mne
,ras.s nv moderate charges and liberal poncys q
mAin,An us April Idly
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FENIAN SALOON.
NOTICE.
LOOK our FOR the THIEF.

A MAN calling himself DR.. r. c. Anderson
n aged about fifty years old upper front teeth
out black eyes hair rather gray and inclined TO be
have lived in Cuba at timei the said Anderson
HATING been arrested in Selma Ala. for having two
- ~, that State also for swindling widow lady
ONT ~ her entire cotton crop; al that she had lett
for her support after the surrender de made M ms
,a,,e ana i now travelling up and down the rail-
roa5s IN the eastern part of this State deem II
nv duty to notify the public of this sooupdreL
ADril 27th IL -
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AND
NEURALGIA COMPOUND!

This remedy, extensively known, and 80 m
quafedy endorsed by the Medical Faeuty Is offered
TO the public unequal led by any Other n the treat
ment of kaeu natism and Neuralgia matter OF
how long standing or how severe. atIeuts who had
for years drawn miserable exis have by an oc
casiouaf dose Of this Balm Of Geaf been restored
to health and comfort after a the usual remedies and
nostrurns had been tried and found useless It's sur
prisinz effects have been erenced by thousands,
and never kuoVn 90 fail Il requires rcstra' NJ
from business pleasure, and may be used by those
OF the most delicate constitutions sret purifier
the blood which is avery essential in the found
tiGn Jf good health
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All Obituary and other Notices charged
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For orc month before each subscription
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Al! communications should be addressed
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In country churchyard this cpi,aph
may tr seen. Here lies the body cf
john Robinson and Ruth, his Wife"
Underneath is 'hc motlo, "rheir war
fare Is accomplished"
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When Curran was in his last i'll ness,
the doctor remarked one morning that
he seemed 10 cough with more difficulty.
THAT Is surprising said III" dying wit,
"for I've been practiciag all night"
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"uuLlsnHp AT COLUMBIA, S
BY JULIAN a. SELRY.

BY JULIAN a. SELBY.
iNhE Daily PIoenix, issncd every morning,
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WIZ TE LAnoR.--One Of the largest
farmers IN this part OF the State, told us
the other day that he had none bur
white mborers OH his farm. and that he
was getting along finely. He refused to
employ eolored men because he was un
willing to run The risk of being hauled
up before the Bureau on the frivolous
complaints of some bod or evil disposed
freedmen. 1fthe Bureau is continned
in existence, we think the day is not far
distant when all will have TO seek out
white labor. This would be unfortu
nate for the colored man.-CAarloHe
Democrat.
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sentiment Il TIA" head of my family for
the energetic and patriotic populations
who supported the Emperor IN good as
IN evi! fortune | lave moreover, a
debt OF gratitude to pay 10 the depart.
ment Of the Yonne. It. was one of the
lirSt TO give me its suffrage in lS47, be.
cause it knew, like the majority of the
French nation, that It's interests were
mine and that | drteSt,d like it, those
treaties Of 1915 which some parties of
this day wish to make the sole basis OF
our foreign policy.
thank YOU Tor your sentiments. In
the mId&t Of you | breathe ut ease, foy
IT is among the labnrious populations of
the towns an | rural districts that find
the true genius Of France.
This answer was greeted with tie
lnudrSt acciamaiions.
BTsHop 'PoLK's INTERVIEW WITH
Bisn p MEADE OF VIRGINIA. Iii"
New Orleans Ptcoyunc says:
We'll do we remember his drparturr
from Richmond to seek personally the
~ ''N"'l' "'"''' lheil |h' senior
"f til" House of bishops. at his home in
Northern Virginia and lis return to the
Confederate capital.
"And what did hc tell YOU. said wr.
81 Salurd him., said our good hi>hor,
and said I" him, "Slr. | have been of
tered commission IN the Confederate
armE. and have come to asH, Your AL
vice ~
uArd ,.L.,. J;a l.,
TT w >"'
~ sa"H 10 me 'o'r, N"i hoIi "i-
ready Il higher commission than That ia
The church. militant
II am aware of That r;uht rnv,ro,a
;l
, MY. '''' - '.'
"'I w ""'" IT. u! ''' c'NC" tTI'Nhph
anu.
'"cll, The senior biShun, then, did
not Give his cor.nu, ."
..yo, ,j;in .;l -,
T''' ''' S''''' "''h'l''
''' WINNIE "' ~" eye "hl " conn
hrnt manner HAT WAS peculiarly MS
own. Yes, he did. quorrd scrlpturr
'.. '''''~',,' .'''''
over 'h"r"l"illN, ana h' h!'HIiV tnli N"
'la' II lrIt II NV duty to accept be-
commission had his tul consent, ul,I
So say al! the rest Of m, br.rhr,nn
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and others from ,uhiuo nf ,hn;r h,,y ,n,H,-
inu or shnkino hands wi,h prr.;,inn, nnyi,
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mnlirr.iy and bitterness l;e ,h,, nh;ch N.Y.
gibbccd the memory of Sir Hudson I,nwr
in chains for the pc,iv iu>,I,s inl;gm,;r.
aud Sights which he irili.,rd unon Ior;.
Napoleon Wien rrisoncr NJ 81 urInn,
Whom J.,r,rson p,r;. ~ ,I no;,c
mond were not IN the hohiI oiuncovcring at
n's approach nu' we vent"r' he prediction
'nn,,, % WY" n,"' n',o;c an. unfortunate
900 iea,ful nn1 ni,vin., man S we " ',"'' ",',I
children will fill The streets ,hrnu gh which
he passes to his prison, to testify in every
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TIlc Meoyvee Courier.

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THE EMPEDKS SPEECH.
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