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HOUSE.

This being the private bill day, the
Speaker proceeded to call for bills Of Il
private character.
Report OF the Louisiana Committee.
G. F. Hoar, from the select Commit
tee on Outrages in the Southern States,
presented the report of the sub b-commit-
tee which had been to New Orleans, and
stated that for some time that committee
had voted to proceed forthwith to Lou
isiana to conclude the investigation. The
report was ordered printed but was not
rauJ
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The Execution Of two Negro MUIR
dercrs.

New York, January lj.-The two
negroes, Jackson and Jarvis, who muir
dcrrd Samuel Jones at Oyster Bay, Long
Island. last summer, were hanged ut
North Hampstead, to-day. Both thc,
men assisted at the religious srrvIcs held
at intervals from seven TIL ten CLOCK
when preparations were begun for the
execution. At 90 minutes past ! they
were marchcdto the ScailoId, and five
minutes later the rope wheel weights
were cut. and jackson suddenly shot up
ncsrh, to the beam above, his neck was
evidently broken and he died with but
few struggles.
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Philadelphia Wool Marker.

PHILADELPHIA, January H. Wool
Quiet. firm. steady and prIrc' unchanged,
except rNtrn md mcrino pulled i5cr 1ori
No. / and -upcriue pulled i2C'.i'c.
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Escape Of II Prisoner.

JEFFERSoNvILLE, IND, January ID
Bill Rodifer, noted Desperate, who cs-
capped several weeks ago from the State
Prison and was rccapturcd, i, again mis-
sing. About daylight this morning the
guard went to Rodifcrs cell to let him
out. when he found the bolts of the lock
were removed and Roditer gonJ The
bolt and chain that he was wearing was
found in his cell. Up to two o'clock no
trace of his whereabouts WAS discovered.
1t is supposed he is in somcof the sewers.
Ii is also thought some of the other pris-
orers removed the bolts: \ vigorous
search il being made.
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R,rLRoAp BoNps-Du.i and steady.
STATE BoNDs Quiet, except Tcnuc,

STATE BoNDs Quiet, except Tcnne,-
secs which nrr better.
STOCKS Opened weak Western
Union. Lake Shore and Northwestern
rapidly dragging the rest ofth" market.
with them, except Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph. which was exceptionally
strong. The decline in the most active
stock, was in Western Union 3! per
cent: Lake Shore !! per cent Paclt
Mail per cent; Northwestern per
cent and Union Pacific ! per cent.
Later in the day there Wa, "a recovery Of
Im2per cent, Western Union leading
the advance. being the strongest stock on
the list. Just before the close som"
Western Union and Lake Shore was sold
out for account of u member unable 10
meet his contracts. The transactions
were 32j. 900 shares, onc-third of which
were Western Union, 2l,OO0 Pacific
Mail. 5000 Northwestern. 5000 ~.
Paul. 1900 Erie. $1,000 Lake Shore,
1000 Ohio, and $4,000 Union Paciilr.
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Jarvis w4s lifted only about
foot from the platform, when the rope
from which he suspended broke; became
down on hi, feet partly doubled up, and
would have fallen had he not been
caught 10y some of the officers; new
rope was substituted; the criminal, IN the
meantime was standing unsupported for
Il few minutes, but when the second at
tempt was made the moose slipped out of
the latch ring, and Jarvis still stood, he
was understood to say piteously; For
Gods sake, gentlemen, make sure work
of it this time The suffer
inc wretch was literally pulled
up, by hand, and thus slowly stranglcd
t. death. He hung still for Il few mo-
mrnts. then tremors ran through his
limbs. he drew his legs up with jcrky
motion, several times, and then all was
still. At ll:45 both were pronounced
,l..I
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Connecticut Blue Laws sui Cher.
iShcd.

NORWICH, January l5.-By order Of
the Mayor It national salut" was fired
this afternoon in honor of the President,
because OF his action on the Louisiana
auestinn.
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Action of the IuiOn League Block
hpnuS.

New YoRK. January 15.-At the an
nual meeting of the Union League Club
last evening, n short and spirited discus
sion Of the Louisiana troubles followed,
the general tenor of which was i'll appro-
val of the Presidents course, and the cX-
tended consideration Of the subject was
deferred until Monday evening next,
when q special meeting was called, and
a committee appointed TO report on the
question. In the election of officers the
names of VIM. f. Dodge, Peter Cooper
and VIM. c. Bryant owing TO their par
ticipation in the mass meeting at Cooper :
Institute. in relation 10 the action oithe
Government on the Louisiana question,
were scratched considerably by the mem
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
WAsHISGToN, January 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Scott presented u memorial of the
citizens of Blair county, Pa, asking that
the PRAYER Of the Texas Pacific Railroad,
that Congress guarantee the interest on
the bonds Of that company be granted
Referred.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the fortiii-
cation appropriation bill with single
amendment, and gave notice that he
would call it up Oh the calendar,
Mr.. Scott said, Yesterday he gave no.
tice that he would call up his motion to
fix Thursday, 2lst inst, for the consider
alton of bills from the Committee on
Claims, but he had now determined not
to do 50 till the legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bills should be
disposed of.
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FROM our reports this morning '"'
pr.bahiIi,ir, arc THAT th- weather ''-dAS
will be cloudy, with southeast "'ho''
and rain or SNOW.
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Two lircs at Rutland. VI. Thursday
night, destroyed about 100000 worth of
property; insurance 100000.
John Brooks, II prominent citizen OF
Madison, Ohio, was killed, Thursday af-
ternoon, by locomotive striking him
while driving across the railroad track
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Action ofRcpuhIican Caucus.

WAsHINGToN, January IA caucus
al Republican Senators was held this
morning, Mr. Anthony presiding. The
business under discussion has especial re-
ference to the Louisiana question. II
was decided, with almost most complete
uuaumity, that the Louisiana case should
be- disposed OF first and that the President
should b. sustained in his recognition Oi
the Kellogg administration rs legal
government of that State. 1t is under
Stood that resolution to that effect WITH
be introduced within day or two, and
nassrd with as little debate a. possible.
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LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION,
Report Of the Committee.
The People Completely Vim
dicated---Sheridan
Squelched.
No Intimidation Of Voters by
the Conservatives.
The Boot on the Other Leg.
The Action Of the Returning
Board illegal, Arbitrary
and Unjust"
WASHINGTON, Jan. -.

The subcommittee appointed to visit
New Orleans for the purpose of investi-
CATION has reported to the general COM
mittcc. After giving full account Of
the action of the returning board, the
committee report they are constrained
to say the action Of the board in the re-
jccting Of returns in the Parish of Ro
Zidcs and giving seats for that parish
to Republican candidates was arbitrary
and unfair and without warrant Of law.
If the committee were To- 90 behind the
papers before the board and consider the
alleged chargi of intimidation, four
proofs before the committee the finding
would necessarily be the same, aS RoZIdr-
parish was taken rs sample
parish of intimidation, many witnesses
from which, of both parties, show beyond
question, that there was free, full, in!r
and peaccublc election and registration.
There WAS no evidence of any intimida-
tion of voters practiced on the day of
election, although 1t was asserted that the
intimidation OF colorrd men before the
election. had been effected, by threats of
refusal to employ them, or to discharge
them if they voted the Republican ticket.
No evidence of discharge or refusal to
employ was produced. Certain witnesses,
themselves every one OitccholdcrS, testi-
fed. generally, to such action, but
hardly any one was able 10 specify n
singled instance in which he heard any
employer so threaten, or discharge any
voter or knew Of any cmploye being 80
threatened or discharged. Not one single
colorcd man throughout the entire parish
was produced 10 testify either to such
threat or to the execution Of such purpose,
whether before or after the election.
The committee alluded to the numerous
| illegal acts of the Returning Board, and
/ say again we are constrained To- say that
The Action of the Returning board
was Arbitrary and Unjust,
and in our opinion illegal, and that this
arbitrary, unjust and Illegal action alone
prevented the return by the Board Of
the majority of the Conservative mem
bcrs of the Lower House. The commit
tee confined their investigation to two
parishes and find that no general intimi-
| dation OF Republican voters was cstab-
/ lshcd. No colorcd man was produced
/ who had been threatened or assaulted
! hy anv Conservative because of political
opinion or discharged from employment
! or refused employment. OF all those who
testified to intimidation there was hardly
any one who of HI, own knowledge could
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The Next u. y. senator from New
York.

ALBANY. January lj.-The Demo
cratic caucus tonight, unanimously
nominated Francis Herman for senator
to succeed K. +. Fcnton.
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At'herlina Realster,

Gold clo>es IL New York Saturday
III u
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Black Hills Expedition Suffering
from Intense Cold.

OMAHA. January 15.-GNneral Ord
received telegrams from Captain Guy
Henry, who i. in command Of the hHp"-
di,ion sent out to find and expcl tn" MIN
ers from the Black Hills, saying they wer"
driven into Camp Robinson December :
hv the severity of the weather; all the
officers and men were badly frozen one
wagon lost. The Thermometer 4o' below
zero most of the time, and snow badly
drifted; no trace Of the miners were
found.
The funeral of Henry Gray took place
to-day.
The Sext L. y. Senator from New
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BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGIS ! En-.

Associated Press Report; by Western este
Union Line, office Nortnwesl co''
of Main and 18th SITS.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-07
Whdt Led to the Bank of Cali
fOfRi0 Failure.

The San Francisco Chronicle of
Aug 20, tells the story of events prc.
ceding the failure of the Bank of Cali.
iornia. The great Ophir mine had long
been the cause of dissension among
large stock operators, and last winter
Senator Sharen, the representative of
the Bank of California ring. succeeded
10 winning victory over the Flood &
Obrien party by securing tifty six
thousand OF its shares, q controlling
interest. Later In the winter the Ophir
stock passed entirely out OF the grasp
OF the ring, and they did not recover
the preponderence of certificates until
May or June, and a truce followed. -.
The further progress was as follows:
1t was even understood that the
California was to use the Ophir shaft
and the bank crowd were TO lease or
sell to Flood & O'Brien two mills for
milling California ore. The rupture
grew out of tho negotiation for the
mill in question. Bir. Ralston and
Senator Jones representing the bank
rink, and Mr.. Mackey appearing on
behalf of Flood & O'Brien. The mill
owners offered tho property for $780,
600, whilst Mackey Indignantly asked
Whats the use of paying $500, 600
for property worth s100, ,O0Os" This
closed negotiations and the war COM
menced. Ophir was needed by Flood
q O'Brlen as being adjacent to the
California mine, and constituting q
broken link in the chain Of mines
which they desired to control, A tight
money market was necessary to &C.
complish this object. They first be
gan by leaning with less freedom, and
then they flooded the market with
stocks of varions kinds, thus observing
private boards drawn from savings
banks ard old stockings. OF Califor-
mia $4,000 shares were put On the
market by representatives of the bon.
ANA kings. During the week they
drew from the Bank of California
u 100000 which they had there, re-
fusing certifcation and demanding the
coin. Money became scarcer day by
day, and the Bank of California began
to contract and shorten its loans, and
ask its stock operating costumers for
money, but the cash was slow in
coming in, stocks began to tumble, ,and
instead OF coming to the rescue Flood
& O'Brien, through their confidential
brokers, kept throwing on to the mar
ket, already SO heavily freighted, all
the stocks which showed signs of
weakness, without regard to the price
that they had themselves paid for
them, and the result was that the
Bank of California after stubborn
fight, was forced to close its doors.
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'lht ehEATksT ATTRAcrr,.
CpA,,v,,,v,e IN DELI

NSA AAtIRACTfn,,
CHADwiCK's DELAWARE Eel, ,,,a
&1 and 200 WEST FOURTH srD'
opposiiethe City Spring, wilm,n,.
Has re-opened to the pnh,i, -
, collection Of new curlosities he, VIII
and wonderful freaks of Mains N
addition OF noted llfe-size F;s,Als Als(
likenesses, the best ever seaa ures.
has been added by Prof. Rene4, On eY
are Antoine Probst the cruel rnn,ao usao
Deering Family; Daniel Danca, g
English Miser; Tim Bobbin' tSa
caster poet; Negro Benny. the 1n rr,n9 no9
VIM. Burke, the murderer of AZ .
thias Shupinchi, murderer Of fba pels9
Arthur Spring, the murderer rs ~ pedd
also he son of Arthur sprine.. .TTo
man. the murdered peddIer bos.. ~ ~
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroy,s,,S,fi ~
trayer, by his side stands poor Chnle
plei Crazy Nora, Of Philadelnh,a.i
Endor in the forest. Also. q M q,
nlals, Reptiles, &C., from Iii, sIl ,a "a
known world, can be seen at iSa n
Other wonders arriving dail-. Tbs,a
to be seen for the pice of sdm,ssisa
any other exhibition In the 1,n oonn.a
day and evening from 8 o'cloot
.93oP. M. Admission or is ~. a
tcents, to see the whole c6llec.;o,
declswlv 'lop1
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REALTY sc IriAso.
DAIa L Il This splendid Piano

combines every Improvement in tone with
power and great durability, and have :
ceived the unqualified endorsements OF tna
musical authorities for IT'S marvellous ertrai
ordinary richness Of tone, having no super,or
IL the world Large size. ~ octaves, over.
strung base, full iron frame. French Grand
action. Fret Desk carved Pedal. solid rossl
hammers. p Crate treble. 10, &c. WelEht
when boxed over one thol,sand puIinda.
Liberal discount % tho trade. AgenG vAntj
ed, (male or femAle.) - : = -
inventor and propriefor. DANIEL n. BEIT'
TY, Wasningtons New jersey, naYlsd1t
~ I-ssz.s s,&F~sls y
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BANKS AND BANKERS

ERsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
,EPosITo7Y OF TIE PUBLIC MONEYS,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITEp
STATES,
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
EoRGE ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
sid mp C.pisai. e5OO. .0o1
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished TO regular Depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. N.
DIRECTORS:
Icment B. Smyth, George w. Bush,
siael Pusey, Eli Garrett,
'Ienry s. McComb, Joshua I. Heald,
nasiel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Betts- mar2s
The daily gazette., 1875-09-07
PARIS GREEN

IVA, me Conlracted with Ia sl'I as "
n.nnfacturer OF Paris uiee'' -. 4
.or'a .r = p PRICE NEVER BEEOREOT OTfsD'
~ = IN THIS STATE. /, A
,.au, packages. from one 2'an' : :. \
pounds. Ill IA dive Dsagh
D'a'''' JAMES BRApIvaSs. !.
ia. q and Esst fhl,s :"
msb2-vsm
The daily gazette., 1875-09-07

THE ARTIgANs SAVINGS BANK,
soa MARKET STREET.
Incorporated February IS, 1851
Open to receive deposits daily IRON, 8. A. II.
NTH 4, p. NJ, and on Tuesday snl Saturday
Eeuipgs from to O'Clock.
sEMI-ANNU AL DIVIDEND,
, sIx per cent. fas been regularly pald on ue-
os;ts, since the organization OF the Bank, and
It's the expectation of the Managers, that this
rate OF dividends VIII be continued.
Wher dividends are not Withdrawn, they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits ce,unpound their interest twice In
ee CD year.
IIANhGEE5:
" William 6. niilee, George W. Bush,
Clement B. Smyth, George ). Capelle,
Chas ". Rowland, M. l. Lichtenstein,l
Nathan'l K. Benson, Edward Darlington,
Henry f. Dure, JOB IL. sackson,
e Nj. Stctsenbu-g, VIM. ii. swift
Anthony Higgins1
VIM. s. HIL1ES, Presidenu
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
febsl.lr h. II. TAYLOR. Treasu1
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HARDWARE, dec.
w: M. GREEN 4 CO..
Successors to Peduck, Green & Co..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMINoUS COAL GALVANIZED
IRON. ooAoH-BUILDERs' HARD
WARE fo..s
w: H. GREEN l. CO..

8. e. COR: THIRDaS sH PLEY SITS,
Have always on hand q full assortment of
Iron and steel Best brands of American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars OF all sizes; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Augor shapes, Gal
yanized aud Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse shoe
Nails. Borax, Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers.
Arles, spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows. &c.
Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets, Kattinett, En-:
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
yed Mails, Rabbit Metal, Load Speiter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &C., &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham.
mers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &C.
All OF which will be sold q; very low prices,
wholessl and retail fo- each or approved
credit war2 1858
The daily gazette., 1875-09-07
WIN s. WATT.
No l6O0 MARKET sr,,
PLUMBER. GIs Z srEIm %

PLUMBER, GIs + srEIm ID
Wishes his friends and and .,,,,a.
snat ne has resumed bueinarsaa" arsa"ohs
branches and would des,re . 10 Z
custom heretofore SO libera,nl, 70 rem
ls prepared to do ali kind %, rnestoS
ana submit estimates of cost motk Y
the most. 'upiese AZ
SUBSTANTIAL AND wokKxAr,u,
Satisfaction to all will 10 m, air,
smallest possible profit ohsrvsa A'
Give me acaIl. '
The daily gazette., 1875-09-07
a NEW AND CHEAP PLACE TO BUY
r. P, TAvvREsEY & BRO,
Have commenced the
Harness Business
AZ No; AT King Street,
WILMINGTON DEL

WILMINGTON, DEL,
Where they intend keeping on hand q full
assortment Of Harness, Saddles, Brides, Col
Brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, valises,
shawl Straps, and everything generally kept
ineheiF line Of business, all OF which will be
made OF the Beet Material. and guaranteed TO
give satisfaction. Single and Double Har-
ness made to order In the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
REPAIRIHG neatly and promptly done.
Trunks sent for and delivered. Give us a
CAp before purshaSinG elsewhere 5seW8m
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-09-08

Capt. Thomas Pressnell has received
the appointment Of Receiver of Public
moneys ut the Duluth Land Office, vice
Joseph E. Knowlton. While the TR1'
Buss regrets that SO good . man as
Joe Knowlton has been crowded out, it
can not refrain from congratulating
Can't. Pressnell on his success. He is
a true man, and deserves liberal sup.
ply Of all the good things within bis
reach. Capt. Pressnell retires from
the newspaper business, the Herald and
Minnesotian having been consolidated.
Mr.. g. Russell, his former partner, has
returned to Brainerd where he has
re.established his job Office. Hon. 80
rem Listoe has been appointed Receiver
At Alexandris, and Paul Slstten at De-
troit in place Of Judge Reynolds.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Allen, the we'll known army
physician, returned from the Indian
Territory last week and is again sta
toned at Fort Rice.
Judge Carvelle has settled the mat
ter of the alleged deficiency as county
treasurer to the satisfaction of the
county commissioners.
Geo. G.. Gibbs, leaves Thursday for
Fort Stevenson where he will be enga-
ged in putting in coal for the Fort for
the next few weeks.
J. S. Mann has purchased the dairy
at Fort 4. Lincoln, recently owned by
A. A. Gates and has gone into the milk
and butter business on the west side
of the river.
John Leasure has gone to Fort Berth:
old to relieve Johny Whalen in charge
of the post traders store at that point
in order to give the latter rest.
John Frye, one Of the good boys Of
St. Paul, was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Bergfeld spent Sunday here with
pleasure to himself and profit to our
clothing merchants. ..
Rev. H. N. Adams, of st. Paul, offici-
ated Sunday, mo1ping and evening, at
the Presbyterian church. Rev. D. G..
Lvon. is entitled to much credit for his
success in supplying with able speakers
the Presbyterian pulpit here during
the con tinued absence Of Rev. J. 0.
Sloan, the pastor.
Geo. w. Plumley and family left
Tuesday for their new home in Gods
Country, Wells, Mimi. We shall ex-
pect little printed letter weekly in the
shane of the Wells Atlas from Mr..
Plumley aftey . week or two. May
success attend him; he deserves it If
any man living does. Frank Bolles,
of Duluth, succeeds Mr.. Plumley in
charge of the mechanical department OF
the TRIBUNE.
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A Storm OF Adjeotives.

Some petty thief has stolen the pan
falcons Of the editor Of the Arizona Nj
ner, and he notes. the fact thus:
OF ali the infs ~, mean, low, con-
temptible, obduf1 impenitent, har-
dened, accusant, '8raceless, lost, una
toned, unreclaimed, hellish, bad, sinis-
ter, obnoxious, .pernicious, baneful,
morbiaa, pestifer6us, scurvy, horrid,
hateful, abominable, villainous, detest-
able. execrable, cursed, satanic, con-
founded, devlish, diabolical scoundrels,
thieves, fellons. knaves, scapegraces,
outlaws, rogues, rascsls, vagabonds,
blackguards, ruf3ans, demons; reptiles;
and cptthroats, 9e most detest, hate,
abhor, loathe, ab9A INMATE, execrate, des-
pise, contemn, scorn, and mathematics
. sneak thief who, in the dead hour of
night, finds poor country editor out
of his Office for few minutes and steals
his best pants and overcast, even though
it be warm weather and he have no
immediate use for the latter, and the
former are all out Of proportion to any
ordinary thief. May they blister his
legs, and cling to him ss did the shirt
to the back Of him In the fable until
his limbs vither. Nay his blood dry
up in his veins and become ss . hand
ful Of dust shout his hesrt, u be have
Z heart.
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