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The regular quarterly meeting of the
Boardof Direotorsiof the South Carolina
Monument Association will be held on
Saturday, February 10. Sat II O'Clock A.
NJ, at the Washington Street Chapel.
The Collectors are respectfully desired
to attend. A full attendance is request
cd. as business of importance will be
transacted.
CoURT OF GENERAL SEss1oNs-Febru-
ary 17.-The Court opened OF 10 q. m. y,
Judge Melton presiding.
In the case off. B. Orchard, for assault
and battery, the Jury, after being out
until late hour on Wednesday night.
returned verdict of not guilty.
The Grand Jury returned the following
true bills: John Blakely and Thomas
Pope, assault and battery; Edward Simp-
son and Henry Williams, petit larceny;
George @. Beoher, horse and mule steal.
ing; John w. Williams, petit larceny;
Alexander Civil, assault and battery: Ed,
ward Williams and William Smith, mur.
der.
In the cases of John w. Williams. for
burglary and grand larceny; and Henry
Huffman and Thomas Ryalls, for assault
and battery, no bills were found.
The case of George W. Martin, charged
with grand larceny, occupied the Court
until adjournment.
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WonTH CONG TO SEE.-The Nicker-
son House Hall will likely be visited by
large number of our citizens to-day
the Panorama of New York city exhibits
there at 3 and 8 o'clock for the last times
in Columbia. Yesterday afternoon. and
last night the house was crowded and
jammed. An audience that will keep its
eyes and ears open will not fail to be in
terested and instructed in going over the
'forty-one miles" of this exhibition, and
although the pictures are not all as pom
derous as the tremendous buildings thew
represent, they afford as good ON idea of
Now York as we could we'll get without
getting aboard the cars and taking forty
five hours to reach the reality and then,
after the tiresome ride, we wouldn't have
the statistics. The price of admission is
SO low that nearly everybody may 90 to
see the panorama. It is especially in
teresting and instructive to the children,
and every little girl and boy in the city
who visits it will be benefited by what
is seen and heard.
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Diamond Rings.
A LOT of FINE DIAMOND RINGS will be
"A. cold at New York prices, If called for
in the next ten days. WILLIAM GLAZE,
Feb IL 8 Late Glaze & Radcliffe.
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To all Whom it May Concern

To all Whom it May Concern.
HAyING, by virtue OF the power conferred
Ill by his Excollency the Governor of the
State, taken possession OF the QUARRIED STONE
ine
persons to desist appropriating, carrying off
or in any manner Interfering with the said
property, on penalty of being dealt with ac-
cording to law.
Dated COLUMBIA, 8. c.. February 10, A. D.
1870. CARLOS j. STOLBRAND,
Superintendent South Carolina Pententiary
Feb l3 Ct
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Burglar and Fire-Proof Safes.
m6llERsS PATENT,

MANUFACTORY AT BALTIMORE, MD.
NlHE Subscribers, Agents for MILLER'S
IL PATENT FIkE-PROOF SAFES, respect
fully solicit orders for these excellent, sub
stantial and finely finished homemade Safes.
All in want OF q fret class Safe, should call
before purchasing, and examine specimens
aud list Of prices, at the store OF
Feb II CT CAMPBELL & JONES
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Spring Seed Oats.
GnA, BUSHELS WHITE SEED OATS,
OOV for sale low, by ED. HOPE,
Taken Up,

an TAKEN Up,
ON Friday night last, q Light Bay
ULE, about 10 or 12 years old, with
y. some saddle marks and scar on right
hip. The owner oan obtain tho samo by PROV
ing property and paying charges.
Feb 183 4. s. NINTON.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains
nF all the latest styles, for Ladies and Con
" tlemen. for sale by WILLIAM GLAZE
Butter.
OO. KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, fresh and
~ good, for sale by LOWRANCE d CO.
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JOINT RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE STATE
AUDITOR AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO
LEVY CERTAIN TAXES.
BE ii resoloed by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authority of
the same. That the State Auditor be, and
he Is hereby, authorized and directed to
levy and cause to be collected tax of
U9) one-half of (I one per cent. on all
taxable property in the State, to meet
appropriations for the fiscal year 1869.
And the County ommissioners of each
of the Counties are hereby authorized to
levy and cause to be collected tax, not
exceeding $40 three mills on dollar,
OF all taxable property in their respective
Counties, to meet the expenses of the
said Counties for the fiscal year 1859,
except the County of Pickens, in which
the County Commissioner may lew and
cause to be collected tax of (7-1O) seven
mills on dollar; the Counties of George
town and Marlboro, in which the County
Commissioners may levy and cause TO be
collected a tax of (4-1O) four mills on q
dollar, and the Counties of Beaufort and
Marion, i'll which the County Commits
sioners may levy and cause TO be col
lected tax of (6-10) five mills on dol
lar, If i'll their judgment so much be ne
cessary.
In the Senate House, the twenty second
day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine.
CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY,
| President pro tenn. of the Senate.
| FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR..
Speaker House OF Representatives.
Approved the 22d day of December,
1869. ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF WILLIAMS
BURG COUNTY TO LEVY SPECIAL TAX.
he ii reSolced by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That in addition to the tax here
tofore authorized to be levied, the
County Commissioners of Williamsburg
County are hereby authorized to levy
and cause to be collected special tax Of
two mills on dollar, the same to be
used exclusively for the purpose of re-
building the Jail in said County.
In the Senate House, the eleventh day
of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.
oHAs. W. MONTGOMERY,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR,
Speaker of the House of Representativ
Approved the 18th day OF January, A.
ID. 1870. ROBERT X. SCOTT,
| Governor.
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For Sale.

S0 BUSHELS of genuine ''Peeler" COT
eDO TON SEED. W. C. FISHER.
Feb II
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SuN.-We
had the qualification yesterday morning,
of examining the model of a machine
which is destined, we verify believe, to
make revolution in street railroadiup.
This improvement is the invention of
Mr.. j. r. Glenn, of New York. In its
working. it reversed all former rules, the
rails running on the wheels rather than
the wheels on the rails. As such, the
invention was named the Portable Rail-
way" During two years past, Mr..
Glenn has been perfecting his car and
spplying the principles to other n,a-
chimes, such as dredges, elevators, end
paddle wheels 1t would, perhaps, be as
we'll for the parties interested in our
contemplated street railroad line to ex-
anime this model, which may be seen
at this Office, for day or two.
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u J@nney'9 I'll all.
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John H. rh.lps.

r Captain JohniM. Phelps served With
honor in the Union army, aud since The
close Of Tie war. had much experience in
legislation aud other public business.
Acting heretofore with the republican
party,ths has found H. impossible 10 %.
operate further with ani organisation in
The ~ s.ase whose sole policy is prescription
for Tie sake q gpstsys We hsppen to
know that this nomination camo to bin
unsoushs, and sh.. he ,seepts i. as tho
representative 81 That just spirit ofliber-
alism which has found expression from,
many rspublican sources, aud which will
lead large numtets of.ho republican par
VI, at The coming election. to aid in
throwing oti the proscripsi,e policy which
Las % leng ihPsdsd tbs progress Of tho
s.a.s. Hayiss tssquen,ly been hcnored
BY the rpublissns II this section with
! bigh poslsioss, no valid objection TO Csp-
,ain Phelps eau come from that quarter.
He isaniublp stauiper and will do good
work in tile canyas.-C Corri1
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IN. Buried 4. T,;..:,s q = =

The Theta Delta CHI fraternity,
vhioh met, 81 Tie Astor House. New
York. i February lass, listened to 10
oralion BY VIM. L. Stone, Who, ii tie
course of some iatere,.ing "reminiscences
Of the rebellion, spoke Of David Tighl.
man as tue oi6cer selected BY ths Confed-
crate government 70 lake charge Of It's
treasure and archives. -e q
On the morning Of Nj. Davis capture,
says Nj. Stone, Tilghm.n waited upon
him at bis bed.sido, and said4"Mr. Da.
Wis, BY this map, ) you may zee thatthe
enemy arc here; such and such il the
situation Of The roads. 1f,you come With
me you will be able 70 leave tie country
in safety. II you DO not, you will bo
captured in Eve hours" To Mr.. Davis
replying curtly that "he knew his own
business best,n Tilghman contiaued,
t..very we'll, sir; Ihave been entrusted
with the treasure and archives, and pro.
prose to secure them, even at The peril oi
The loss of your favor and my life. i
shall star. at once, BY tho route have
marked out. ID 70 ,iaa as,e fjnoy
Tho result, 10 we'll known. In less
than fye, hours Mr.. Davis was prisoner
but The archives we're safe. Whsn .
few weeks after, inthe recesses Of the
forest, Tilghman2 learned that. oil was
lost 10 alone, and v lib biz, own hands,
buried ths treasure aud archives, and IN.
less, during the four days that elapsed
between parting With ne, and bis unto.
ward death, be revealed the spot, The se'
cret a. To the xhereabouss Of The archiye,
|is forever buried; and Is long Is thej
shall be kept from The ken Of man, q
long shall the story be q monument Il
our brothers unswsrving fidelity. a5'h''
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A ,ysrd to Candidates.


The following good advice from the
Berkeley Union We commend 10 all can
didatss for Office. Stand up 10 The work,
gentlemen, and follow these sepsibls re-
malks:i eai il Rsig II q .a4ii2ita1t
aoTo those who e1pec. 70 sollsi. lib sul.,
frsgss sad suppors'of our people, We de-
sire 70 ny few words. In The arss
place, don't play aswo-hsuded game,
fast and loose, with each party, because
in 50 doing youloss ithe respect Of The
honest men of'both parties AIs9uare,
true man, let bis political opinions 'ibe
what they may; ;isi respected for bis can.
dor andls.sdfastnsss. ! In the next place,
sOintO The Convention, and II you are or
have rivals for any particular nomina-
tions make your fght there make It
spirited and determined win success IL
you csu j'bus whsthst you or your rivals
get 'ats'a manly part abd abide by
the decision thu. made. You would Ok.
pect your opponents TO do .hiIif you
we're successful, and they expect You 10
DO The same. No reasonable man can ask
more than d fair hgbt, and IL he gets
beat ID il, let him act honestly il bis Do.
feat, and show BY scquieseuee that be !,
not mean enough 70 do injury By BE-.
coming an Independent candidate. ;'l
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You Dare not slight Him.
The effect Of M. Summers bill q

| Auc eHect VI MT, CuWuetb plll u &C.
oure equal rights to the Diggers, will be
to make them Knights and white mer
their vassals. On this enormity the St,
Louis Republican, remarks: ~
What the whites cannot be forced 10 Dc
in regard to individuals Of their Own
race, they arc held to observe towards
the negro. The conceptions Of private
property and Of the freedom Of social in
tercourse are entirely subversed Where.
ever . negro is concerned, and it would
require innumerable United States
Courts to enforce the new etiquette. A
negro arrives in town by railway train.
The carriage belonginging to . hotel
takes white man and two ladies to the
house, and leaves eolored gentleman
behind. A lawsuit and criminal prose.
cu.ion is the consequence. The negro
applies for z room in The hotel. The
landlord refuses it, just as be mightre-
fuse;it To- white man. Lawsuit and
criminal prosecution: If hs or she q id.
imitted, the porter declines cleaning the
negro's boots. Civil suit and criminal
prosecution. The waiter offers adish
6rst to awhile young lady and then to 4
segro wench.1 Neglect Of etiquette and
therefore civil suit and criminal prosecu-
tion. Ifs white man should sue a hotel
keeper for any ofthese thiugs, The judge
would ilaughin bis face and dismiss the
detendaat+if negro 6nds fault with the
treatment Of . aiisaiter at . hotel, the
whole United States judiciary, and per-
hapslthe army and .navy, arc put in mo,
tion. A pss,e Is sent, % taaadamns orn
dsred, an injunction obtained. There
would b sharyess for eur lsvyers such
as they never had before; for tansa
nature is an obstinate thing, and hotel,
keepers, ownsrs;of Steamboats, and man
agers Of theatres arc men, and, as they
are usually independent people. they will
not voluntarily, change their nature and
mike themselves the ivassals and the ODE.
dent servauts, iof the negroes and their,
ladies. Toenforee the new etiquette We
would need Ten. a.pd jddiei.sy so6eer.
at least, sud,shs jubilee Of radical Office
seekers, would bs here. This, perhaps.
10 the secret ofrMr. Summers bill, From
every other point view IL is as inpos-.
sibls d The qaadrature Of the circle, and
Q thousand times more ridiculous than oil
the blus,laWs. ever attempted. Bat let
Us make .hs,ezpsrimsn. ), perhsp.iits ya1
cure The sountsy,gof the ,Sumaes seh',
plsint-ths WORT disease iWitb 1hj6h i.
was ever smissed.ili saisas1ISa/ i,,d
#
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stances may permit. Yours truly,
n b. F s6i5is6 s:lr LzPpus.
IA ,-7-5 INN 'sr--- n -------.-
1a "A Word to Fair-Minded Men,
si1 year, have elapsed since the close
of the war; II the rebellious States, even
from The beginning, little OF no restriction
was imposed upon the exercise Of the right
'ofsufrages,so far, q q u ve remember, only
those were excluded from the polls who,
prior to the wsrs had sworn % supportths
Constitution Of the United States. Tho
great tmass Of, the people u those States
vsted Immediately after the war, without
hiDdrauee, jast n they had done before
the war 2, paA s,a'ass
9aItvaare reserved for Tennessee, Missouri
and West yirginia-ihs two last always
reekoned among the loyal ssates-to ex-
iclads : large body Of their citizens from
che pells. Tennessee has, however. re-
Tented. and there Ill vote. Missouri 10
abou. 10 follow the example Of Tennessee.
West Virginia. however. tssads The path
of justic and fairness more nineipgly and
ging erly. The Legislature Of last winter
proposed to abolish the amendment 70 tho
Constitution that excludes rebels, %.
called from the polls. ,gItes necessary.
however, that tshis proceeding should bs
n.i6cd By The lsxsi Legislature. and then
~ The qualified yo.ers of ths State before
il can become saeetual for ;tbs rslisf eeths
prescribed ola.s. Hence. .As importance
Of : Legislature next winter. Il liberal
and iair,minded men. Unless vs elsc-
such men, the moys made BY tie last Leg
islasurs viii b arrested aud our saftan-
'chisenens indefinitely postponed.
I. We believe that the great pas ofradi.
Gals 10 this State, the farmers, mechanics
and artisans, who earn their living BY tho
ixeat Of their brovs, arc tired oftbis
thing. We believe chat nav, . they no
Tie negro.is allowed .oyoss; they ase par
,feesly wiling that al shiis men shos1
vote also; 50 that K lsh to themselves,
they would Do away vitA all tsst oalhs,
| md place all .he II ciiissus ofthe STATE upon
an equality at ths ballot-bdz. Bat thsy
will no. b left u thsnsslyes. There d
. number Of political in.srlopsrs. greedy
ofdce-sseksrs who. without merit Or quail.
iaea.ions, have come aassg us. or sprung
.up in our nidss. liks, mushrooms from
'rotteanessS Sand have all slong "fsa.hered
their nests BY reason ,oftest oa.hs, and
who expect % keep .hss fsathered BY
prolongiug the present spsoscrip.iys sys-
TEN. 'trhis class will move heaven and
earth 70 defeat Tie proposed amendment:
They know that The people would be in.
dnitely better off-that we would have
peace and quie. and good feeling between
neighbors. IL all we're allowed TO vote,
butiwhat DO they c,re for peace and quiet
ss-shAey caref for nothing but Office, and for
nobody but themselves. We hope. how
ILgg.1 Z nts ~ ltli..i I,es !, =.
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era, &, with the br,pehs, spoken Of

ers, i, viii the branches spoken Of,
would form connecting links in con.iDu-
Gus chain efs railway from Memphis, in
Tennessee to the city Of New York, TIA
y'ersing The center Of tbe ssate north and
south. while it, main stem vnuld traverse
its entire length east and west. Let rs
then be true to ourselves and the best in.
terests of our, State By cheerfullY render
ing such hsms terial- aid, individual and
county, 70 this great work Is our circum-
stances may permit. Yours truly,
m s p s9i,i-,6 s:srg LEPDus.
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AdRs. NARY E. vARssY, 80, ..5o. s.
NEW N MILLINERY EMPORIUM
n SSDCf fV.;,, c,,ssl ,vVa.ton 5.,1s III.

Xrs. varney would respectfully inform u. the
Ladies Of weston and vicinity that she has Just
rsesiyed and has now on hand afdllahd com.
visis assortment Of notions, fibbous millinery
and straw goods, bonnet trimming and velvet
,fibbons bonnet silks satins and velSs.s' as
blondes, netts grapes, iuehst, flower, ,ie,n,nefs
otnaments, straw bonnets and ladies' hats
trimmed and untrimmed- shaker hoods sun
povns, 4c which she isotfsring At Baltimore ltapi0e
/, s6NNEr, AND DRESS MAKING
viii rscsi,e prompt attention and ts done 10
The best style. Z. -. nt0
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.itstu .itsslnoi GJsr,u pus ltso = ou
saiO .j!mps liza sstnn %, 81 Aol an sas!id
ri .ssgsll o, l,!l!lv An 10 touslisdIs suot =
uisy ,uspyuo, Su!sq .aIoA 6tu 70 ts!il = s! ass
\ lly .1,o,s Asu Itu oss pus tlvO a'
"a IA 'uo1ssM 'asei,S u!!sIca 81
7'1lois I s.soiosissnd siisoddo 1Hols
-.spN1dNId dNv 'saOHs 'SLOOH
'.sr iiiDyauh .Ddl1T1HO
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EAYEs d. BAsTABLE,

NAMES q. BASTABLE,
. with Mayer 4 Brother, ,d
fnporters and Jobbers Of Notions, German and
Fruch and English Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Threads, Trimmings ke. oi sn,,i.13''
lisssrd Street opposite Ianprl hST,sd Wy wy
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liNd re- REILLY, s9a M ~ fo,ilsIN' 5d'
VII o IEsA1E GROCER r
and Dealer ia Foreign and Domestic
WINES and LIQUORS, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, Oils, Nails, Glass, stc. Sole
Agent for shs .Hassard aud Dupont Pow.
DIR Mills Also Pa.ep. Safety Fuse.
. Nos. IS and g Main g, si.,
aug ls GIN Z. WHEELING. W.NA.L
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warrington and ohio Railroad,

4 nm r y e..
The material interests ofour State may be
advanced, we must have political reform
. radical change Of, men and measures.
It's . lamentable but potent fact that the
men who have controlled the legislation Of
West Virginia from its organisation as a
State to the present. have been intent
alone in keeping their party and them.
selves in power, and have been unscrupu-
lous Of the means by which this was done,
they have been regardless Of the prosperity
Of the State At large, and reckless in their
lavish expenditure Of the money Of the
peoplo-unmindful Of all else, save The
maintainauee Of the republican party and
tho keeping il. their own hands al places
oftrust and emolument. Since the advent
Of the republican party to power in our
State what work Of finternal improvement,
or what measure Of any kind calculated to
advance our material interests, have been
aided or in any way fostered.: or encour,
aged BY this party or the men who control
its actioni None whatever! Even the few
mud turnpikes constructed before be war,
have, in the hands ofthis party and these
men, been permitted for The want of.be nee.
essasy annual repairs, to become almost
useless tothe public. Without good ..rosds
without convenient, speedy sud cheap
means of: :ingress and egress for travel and
tonnage, no State can prosper. We mus.
have access to the markets Il the country,
else in vain viii our yeidans bills beokon
70 the loving herds, aud our rich valleys
reach out their arms to embrace the indus
trious, r..aud thrifty husbandman. But
while ths,Hpovers that bs,r in our own
State seem, to care nothing for these things,
fortunately for Us our State is situated in
nsdistsly on the direct and natural high,
way. sfsthe sommeros Of the great and
growing West and the rich valley Of The
Mississippi in seeking an Ea,tern market.
And al this particular time We have It. in
ouripover " avail ourselves Of this seo.
graphical position, and have eonstructed
Q srailvsy traysfsins eur State from East
to N e;s Nish bnnehssresehias.N .North and
South, 90, ,as,to brisg vishiaIi.s immediate
beneficial inassnee psasly every county Of
the State. Tie Washinstoa and Ollie
.Railsoadt tConpanyl 10 fully ereanised with
Isficicst; responsible and intelligent zen.
tlemss ss,its head. }, It lhas . liberal char.
4er.g5For sons time past one or more
corps Of Scientific Rnsinesss hsvs bean on
.helline of ibis projected fosd. The, end
the topography of ithe country favorable
The object of.hSss,i is charge II this COM ~.
papty,a 1t this time ito avail Themselves Of
its commercial advantages, and embrace y
what they eonsieerla favorable opporsuni.
.yfor aprod,.bls investment Of capital.
This company proposes 70 construct an sir
line Railway. from tho eityi! Of Cincinnati,
Theirlroad will. pass south of and nearly
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DREsTON DAWSON, ,,...a..,.ia.. Id,
III ftt-aLAcxSNirH AyD inoS wonkkh,,, =, "a
NEAR TiiR FOUNDRY WESTON W. ~
I ,cattlAges, Bu,yiss, Wagons etc, ieps,i
on suott notice, and on the most reason"'
twms.. fiorse-:hotinr cttsiullrs'isdsd soi 'ts
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TACOB SCHMlTT, HGe :iSF mas
- CENTER STREET, rwEsTON, w.vA:
Keeps constantly on baud q full and COM
piste stock OF Of oil kinds of furniture, such
as bureaus Tables, Chairs, Stands, Bed -stesds
De-, ke., of the best quality, at unreasonable
prices All ordersprsa, ly attended to.
dec6.y1 ~ = ','t
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DATES OF. ADVERTISING

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For eleh subsequent insertion : 50
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