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By Carey W, Styles.}
HERE SHARE THE TRESS THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAISTAIN.
DKAWED BP POWER ARO UN BRIBES BT OATH." .
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Tfro* l«*
•bouM f.e fu*'
lit** iix*ip. «•: f : ,i t{,*v will !•»
ilnd/fr Gh» mu* eT -O jniirh for :J,*.
firs* j»t> mnuti lor *-*rb
qweut macrnoa.
\ $2.50 Per Annum.
P, G. SAWYER’S
PATENT JUNE 10th, 1873.
With Adjustable Roll Box and Swinging
Front, for Ginning Damp, Wet
r.r Dry Colton.
VOLUME 8.
ALBANY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. 1874.
and 4 m THE ALBANY NEWS
GIFT CONCERT
c.*
A Grind Gift Ccneart will b* (Ins to the
CITY OF 6 BEE NS BOBO, N.
December 3l*t, 5674,
ron rax renoax or
Erecting an Odd Fellow's Temple I
THE GEAND GIFT IS
THE BENBOW HOUSE!
PHea at Tiokets, 92.SO.
Namber at Tickets tamed only 100,000.
CARET W STYRES,
Editor
AVGUST
GA.,
20, J87«
Tne Day of Falwbocd and Slander.
Hen] Citato Gifts
Caah Oifln -
•81,000
.. 63.COO
Grand Total—
.0104,000
REAL ESTATE GIFTS.
1 Ben bow liouse. furnished
1 House *nd Lot In the city ..
1 do do
1 do do
t do do
1 Plantation within three mites of city.— L500
4 Vacant Lots In the city, 3373 each lMO
10 * do 160 •* 1,000
5,000
4 GOO
4/100
Amounting to
CASH GIF1S.
...SSLfioO
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
GRISWOLD GIN,
Gemiine Pni> n rn. with the Oscillating
Box, Manufactured by
P. C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga.
This Gin t<••>!; the Premium Inal year.
|f AVlXfi fiirubhcti my Shop with new machinery
JLl and the best of woikmen, there Is no Gin made
that can exM mine a* to fiuish. I am now running
tha bearlnir of tli.ffjuw ami Brmdi in the pivot, or oh*
r'illatine Boxc«shaL never heal, though run as high an
000 revolutions to the minute. I hoi** my patrons will
mt do this year as they did last, wait till they tieeded
the Gin before ordering. Send on your ardent at once,
so that I inav have tune to do vour work right. It
coils no morn to order now than in September,
THE SAff'VLU ECLIPSE <OTTON (JIN with its
improvement*, has won its way ujion its own merits,
t» the very first rank of noimlar favor, U stands to-
t vy WITHOUT COMPKTITiON in all tho points and
lualitties deairaMe or attainable in a PERFECT COT
TON v.IN.
Our Portable or Adjustable Roil Box place* It in the
powar of every pL:.»er to regulate the picking ol the
leed to suit himself, and tin* only one made that
does. Properly managud, sAWYEIt'8 ECLIPSE GIN
will maintain the lull natural length of the Htaple.
and made to do a.-: rapid work a* any machine in
use. ‘'
Fhvoo premiums w«rt» taken by SAWYER'S
ECLIPSE GIN last } ear, over all competitors, viz.:
Two at the Southeast Alabama und Southwest Georgia
Fair, at Eufaula—one a sUvc-r cup, tho other a diploma.
Abo, the first Premium at the Fair at GoULDon*’.
North Carolina.
1
do
.1,900
’*
do
2,000 each
4
do
1/J00 do
' 9 ‘
do'
•TOO do
50
do
100 do
175
do
20 do
509
do
10 do
900
• do
.1 do „..._
isjm
do
>• ?>Cda
- ......*10,00©
5.000
4.000
- 4,080
— 4,000
5/500
3,500
5/500
4/00
.. 27/)00
Amounting to...... ..... .......^...332/irO
tj. Also '80,000 worth of small gifts, making ts gift
to ever} - ticket!
How To Rbmit.—Money should be sent by Regis
tered Letter. Pod Office Unier, Express,wllh Name,Post
Office, County an.'“* * *“ * * * *
ten. For forthc.
Box 8. Greenshr.rh
(. \\ MENDENHALL.
julyOO-lm m Manager.
Agents Wanted.
tor. i wma-umer, Mjjree^witn .>amr,rosi
unty ami State, of the purchaser, plainly writ-
farther norti.*u!ar« aj.ply to tne Manager,
eenahorb. x.C.
R« R« R.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minute*.
NOT ONE HOUR
after raadiztg this advert!—mant need any one
BUFFER WITH FAIN.
EADWATB READY RELIEF 18 A CURE FOR
EVERY FAIR.
It was the first and Is
The Only Fain Remedy
thid tnstanUy the^mc^excrodsn^pstoa all^r»
or excruciating the pain tho
— — Nervous.
Infirm. Crippled. MR
^disease may suiter.
These dcg„dAf a are prolific of journalistic
deg aLin. The amount of falsehood going
the rounds of the. press, editorially, sod by
corrtepoaawats,— especially the latter,—is
absolutely fearful. The lies told chout Gor
don, Go*. Smith, Ben Hill, Toombs, Young.
Brown, end other prominent citizens of the
State, within the last sixty (toys, luliy ju-tify
the severest censure; while tl»e malignant
abuse, reckless vilification and monstrous ev
idences of personal hate and corporation
malice heaped, upon H. I. Kimball, cup the
climax of political and journalistic hydropho •
bis, and stamp the writer* up hired tradu-
cer* and unblushing libeller* They show
by their writings that they are ignorant of
the facta; that they have not ec*-u read the
testimony they pretend to parade: that they l
are partizana to interest* opposed to lire '
men und progressive enterprise; that thry
are petty hankc-rer? for notoriety through
sensational stench, and that they are wholly
unworthy of the high calling they disgrace,
and the profession they scabbyfy.
Many write in utter ignorance of the
truth or falsity of what they are saying, and
exhaust the vocabulary of epithet* in their
vain efforts to say] something worse than the
mast Ilfs of their tribe have conceived; and
undercover of the convenient and'notorious
liar—"it ia aafd”—set afloat more ridicu
lous tdfioders sod transparent- untruth*, than
the roesaeMt cause ever demanded, or the
meanest of xc.indal mongers ever before
dreamed of.
Some few houe.il gentlemen have fallen
into this dirty slough of epithetic writing,
and binge, away with the vilest words they
can draw from the unabridged, like *.0 many
small dogs that b-irk pimply because old
growler howls, and the yuller watch, at mo*,
nopoly’s kitchen door, bow wows for hi*
master’s crumbs. The moon is np. and the
whole pack, from one end to the other of the
erescent that has so long hejd sway and
drained the life blood of the State,.yelp* the
wild choriM of denunciation without proof,
and vituperative jargon without phonic.
Mass XfcMlft? in Raker.
TOL1TICS A ED COUNTY MATTERS.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
THE BLADDXO.
KTEJ-W
Will be delivered on board tha cars at tha following
prices t
Thirty-five Sawi ........... ...HBl 25
Forty Saws .... 150 00
Forty-five Sawa 163 73
Fifty Saws 187 00
Sixty 8aw- s - 225 00
Seventy Saws ........ 262 50
Eighty Saws 100 00
To prevent delay, orders and old gins should be fast
la immediately.
Tima given to rssponslbla parties
Voluntary Testimonials
Are furnished from various sections of tho cotton
growing States, of the chtrader following:
Grahams, S. C., Sept 10,1873.
T. C. Sawyer, Eaq.:
Bear Sir—When you sent me the fifty saw gin, you
requested me when I tried her to let you know how I
am pleased with her, and according to your request 1
will do so. Yesterday tilorooon I tuned her. I gin-
usd one hour and thirty minutes on a pljo of cotton
which was tea d:mp to be in real good order. I then
parked the cotton, putting V-A yards of bagging on the
Dale. I then weighed It and it weighed 514pounds.—
I do not hesitate to say that she is the fastest and
picks as clean as any gin I ever saw ginnlnx; I would
not change her fer no 50 saw gin of any other make.
Magnolia not excepted.
Yours respectfully,
H. EASTERLIN.
P. 3. I weighed seed cation for one other bale, the
first one I ginned on your giu last Monday afternoon,
and it turned oat*fourteen pound" over one-thinl, bale
$ weighing 416 pounds.
Athens, Ala n April 20,1871.
Mr. P. C. SawyerI am very well pleased with the
fifty saw Cotton Gin I bought of you last summer. It
does all you said it would, and does it well. It GINS
FAST. PICKS CLEAN, makes a eood sample, and
with the adjustable brea>t never chokes. 4 never ex-
p-*cr to use any other. Yours
Falrburn, Oco., April 21st, 1874.
jJr. P. C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga,:
Dear Sir:—Tlie Gin we houphL of you last fall, we
are pleased to isy, gives entire satisfaction. We would
not nave any other. Wc have ginned 390 bales, cin-
ninc from lis 10 ten per day, cotton thirling Itself af
ter paying toll. We can saie.y say, that in oar opin
ion, it Uthe be«t gin now in use.
Yours respocffuUy. etc.,
MILLER A McKOWN.
We. tho sandersitned have witnessed 1 he operation
of Messrs Miller & McKowu’s gin, made by P.C. Saw-
ver, Macon, Ga., and can say that it cleans the seed
- better'than sny giuwekn»»w of, and makes as good
fint as any giu in the State.
Henry Strickland.
W. E. Elder, 'V. T. Roberts,
Rev S. Harvey, J- L» Martin.
Locusi Grove, Ga.. October SO, lS7:t.
Mr. p, C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga.:
Bear Sir—^Enclosed find draft on Griffin Banking
’.'ompany for SI l , as paj ment for our gin, with which
we are well pleased.
Yours truly.
H.T. DlCElNd SON.
The above letter enclosed the following testimonial,
addressed to Mr. Sawyer, viz,:
Locust Grove, Ga, October 30,1873.
We, the undersigned planters, cave witnessed the
#peration of one of your Eclipse Cotton Gina, which
we think superior to* any other gin we have ever seen
used. It leaves the seed perfectly clean, and at the
m same time turn? out a hf*antiiVil sample, etc.
m H. T. DICKIN A SON,
E. AELX. CLEVELAND.
M. L. HARRIS.
Mr. Daniel P, Furgcrson, of Joneaboro, Ga.. writes n rt? fW JTk
under date of October 10,1872, os follows: JL jv M M. r
I can say it is the
I hav: your gin running. . ..
best th 11 ever saw run. It cleans tho seed perfectlv.
I have been raised in a gin house,and I bffitavelRMw
all about what should be expected in a first-ctess Got
ten Gin. I can gin five hundred pounds of lint inside
of sixty minutes. The first two ginned weighed l^OO
pounds, from 3,010 pounds seed cotton., bagging ana
ties incl ‘ *
1 Included.
Irwlnton, Ga., October 7,1870,
5Ir.K6.8»sjef-DewStr: ThoGottM
from yo-,- w»K»pl»stdto!3r. ct«> ctirfaU<Bta-
poctatlona, and does all you prom bed it should do. Wa
nave ginned one hundred andslxtean bainwd
** to nerer choked nor token tta
seed dean and makes good lint. had cocyd-
erable experience with varioaa kind* rfcotun gin-,
«d enfcty, e»T
Md a Carver Gin in Arkansaa^and a
ferfr
and an Eagio
“Sawyer Edlpi
last named as superior to sny
fetter end cleaner then wote
Is acquainted. Aesavs he has ginned -^aie-
Uhltwii
r o:hsr Gin with which he
with
I a
t without breaking the rod.
Cochran, Gx, J*n.7i 1873.
aiidrtrial,hasgiren nattriatacvloa. Itmakeaaggod
UctanddeaasthoteodweU. TJUJIR
Yoars reapectfiuly,
i Gins Repaired Promptly.
— aai
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
DR. RADWAY’S
THE GREAT BLOOD
HA« WXDZ THE KOIT A«TO:
SO RAPID ARE '
PURIFIER.
CCU*: SO
......... of the ilAESAPABILUAS EES Oh.
Bocae, BcaldHeci, ntidtemi|dteRdMR|H
cVn'ta E tho Vo cb!» : i j
At A mats meeting of the Democratic parly
In Newton, Tuesday, the 4ib instant, in itt-
awer to the caH of the Chairman ^ tho Ei-
eoativo Commiltoo, to appoint delcgatca to
tho Congrenional and Senatorial nominating
UonToationa, and to designate a time, plaee
and manner of nominating a randidal* to re.
preeer.t the county in the next General As
sembly, Benben Jooea was eleett d
and E. S. Carew, Secretary.
' W W Dews, .after a few'-pertinent remark*,
effaced the following pjramble and resold
lion*, which were adopted:
Whereas. The results of the late,war be
tween the Siatee. with its attendant erile, has
produced such a condition of affairs »i the
South, that it becomes necessary for the
friends of good government to take inch
steps as will conduce to the peace sad bar.
To thf democrat* of this ant Sir.
rondiiff loiflitrs
NUMBER 33.
V" ^lcTk% anci She1itf9.-J. r5 v'ffiifiw
»fltl SiiwfuiiHi: nud VfTtrrata .Suhpce^
riicvfr# #»Te si »fcrk t»t ^1 wr hhn-
MrH.
*tly J>X. : Ut*Nl.
R.
L. GENTRY.
u
MKDIOAl, C.4j<l>«
Coder this head Thomssefllr's lire; pro- I
gressire and enterprising paper, tUr Times, I
makes the following sensible and Hiring j
appeal to the white men of the Sod District: ,
"Ererv thing.” says the ediitrr, “presages '
a botljr contested political confftel-lbis stun- [
mer and fall. Great and vital issue* are at;
stake. The dearest and most cherished ;
principles of Southerners are inrolssd.- The I
people should keep pooled- No man should .
remain passive or careless as to the great i
issues which will be decided during the com.
ing campaign. The great question of self,
gorernmant ; the right to control our own af
f«i.*,mae hinge on the coming struggle,
whose deep mouthed muttering,, may al
ready be heard. The Civil Rights Dill ii
dragging its foul folds through the body po>
ditie. This important and baleful measure
SIMMONS
Taliaferro Jones. M. D.
• t \fn M. DEWOTK gp I.C1.U, ATTKftHON TO ?U?
. , ,e ff FraCtiCC f r At f. J ...eer.*— a sri——t*
CLAGKORS l CBMOHCftSlH
-l Operuiiona
N.J^. MKrcej^v S«on*', Crond Olivet, A.
MafrSV73.
REGULATOR
Wholwak 6rec«rA,
Dr. D. W. 'i
aphorism •• that in ultimo there ie etrenglh,
and withonl the indissolnbie ties of friend
ship pervading the ranks of tha body politic, yially.affect.
The tnlvcrslij < ommcncemcot.
CHANCELLOR TUCKER.
ehaim, Slfht Swesu. tASfgSimSnaUwS^
th« Imuatneipls. ar* wtthta the curatlrs ranee of tte ,
all known ramadlxl a««nta in th* cor* of Chronic. Sero-
fulona, ConstitsfionxU and Mtin dmasa; bat It te the
only poRtlv* coxa for
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,
•in tB tho Bm»U Of
Tumor of 18
Tears' Growth
Cured by Badway’s Resolvent.
RADWAY’S
eSSS
B tho ty*>
wm m «
‘FAUB iXD TBUB.” Sul osb letter
Tortt
^ 8.1 VE
$25 OOl
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
To meet the stringency of *be Umw, hove t*-
duetd th« price of the aochine
Thirty»Five Per Cent!
THE FLORENCE
Is the only tasehlflj that saws la corn than one di-
mctton.or naiaa more than oaa ttltch. ..1am. r wn-
riOEENCX EETTIbO hfAnnSE CO.,
15 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga.
ma A rrCHELL,AE«3t«, Albany.
•bl2-9ni
GEORGIA—Dougheety County.
WHEREAS. Henrv C. Ramsay applie* to ma to ba
ted gnardian of the _penon and proparty of
lOOMSa AND BROWN.
Editor Albany Ncxu:
The recent Commencement exercises of the
State University, mt Athens, was the occasion
from which msch good was done for the
titate ar.d people. The Board of Trustees,
with grpat unanimity, elected Dr. B. H.
Tucker Chanoellor, Dr. Speer, Professor of
Belles Lcttrcs, and Gen.'YTm. M. Broun, Pro*
fexsor of History and Politioal Science.
The Board, appreciating the Importance cf
true learning io the principles and roles of
government, invited Gen. Toombs To deliver
course of lectures on the trot principles of
government to the students annually, wbioh
he consented to do, without a salary.
The State College, under President Broun,
is a decided success. This gentleman is en
titled to the thanks of the people for the
skill, abilty and industry he has brought to
bsar in perfecting this department. He is
one of Georgia’s beneffiofors. The students
in this department have shown great profi
ciency, and man/ of them stand very high as
accomplished, educated gentlemen. The do
nation to esoh county of fie a scholarships to
the number of fheir representatives io the
Legislature, has not been received by h num
ber of the counties in our portion of the State.
This is a fine opening to get a good and
obeap education. The scholarships are not
confined to any cUaa. Ir is open tn all de
siring an education, after the plan nf ihe ap«
pointmcnis to Wc^t Point.
The meeting of Gov. Brown and Gen.
Toombs, on the Board of Trustees, both zeal
ously engaged it. deviling plans for the edu
cation of the young men of tho Slate, was *n
interesting exhibition. t*nd ihe deep interval
manifested hy each in this great work, open
ed the wr*y Air a recor.filiation between then*;
and through the intervention of Gov. Jenkins,
the •diatcbet was bnried,” and kind relations
were estnbliahad between them—a good ex*
ample for others, and it is to be hoped that
it may he followed, and that other fends may
bo averted in the future This la no time lor
quarrel**. The South needs the cordial co-*
operation of all her heM minds. Let na hste
peace.”
Some of our letter writers have referred to
the election of Dr. Tucker a- a triumph »f the
Baptists, and have incautiously su’d, -This
renders, the University as much a Baptist
College a& Mercer or Any other.” This
Charge is entirely gratuitous and *gain*t th*
facts, na the University is now officered in
the several chairs. The Episcopalians have
four Professors with a communion of. four
thousand in this State. The Perebyterian
Church with a membership of from sight to
nine thousand, have two chairs. The Meth
odists, with eighty-four thousand, have three
Professors, and.the Baptists, with over 115-
000 white members, fill only three of
the chairs. It»? true that the Baptist fam
ilies of this State patronize the . University—
send a greater number of their eons them
than cither of the other Churches. This is
because there *re a larger namber of Baptist
families in the Slate. The location sf Mer
cer at Macon does not snit the Baptists of
Middle and North Georgia, and the people art
satisfied that the University is a good place to
eduoatc their sons. In this respect, and on
no otber^c&n it be said that this is a Baptist
or denominational College.
The f‘Unification'Scheme" of Dr. Clarks
was presented to the Board by him in an able
and interesting eddrens, and,with soms mod
ifioatisns, wss hnanimously adopted, and the
same will bs presented to the next Legisla
ture.
This wilt work a great change in cur pret*
-tot system of edocetion, and is attracting
much attention. '’Dougherty.'*
division** and distensiona must follow, and
the dearept and most sacredlntereste of the
white roan's parly most be put in jeopardy,
And our rights as intelligent and free citizens
overthroWn by ajiarty whose recent acts in
attempting to force..4he **civil rights bill”
upon our people, thereby threatening th*
social fabric, an 1 individual rights consccm
ted to os by the blood of a noble ancestry :
Therefore be it—
Rssolved. Thut the deliberations.ef tliL
meeting bfc controlled b]
and friendship and that
every citizen of Baker county, layiug aside
ibe recent feud growing out of the court
bouse question, to act advisedly and coolly
on all poiitic»I questions, involving aa they
d» ihe salvation and supremacy of principles
which, regarded too lightly, may result in
the loss of tfie balance of power in pur
con my.
Resolved, That the chairman of this meet
ing appoint a committee.of five to select three
delegates to repiesent the couuty in theC'on
gre'O'ioirtl Uonwtiiion to assemble at Albany
tu the 2()‘h instant ; also to select j»ix dele
gate to represent the county in the Senalo^
ria! nominating convention of the 0th Dis
trict.
Resolved, That we consider the right of
Calhoun county to put forward a tuau for th*
Senate, under the provision of Ihe rotation
plan, and it is the duty of the Senatorial del
egates from this county »o vote ior Calhouu’a
lWMce. provided there is no division in that
county.
roony of the people, and that we recognise will come up in the next Congress and beds-
"***-•”*. UrWiSil at wo* of our Wght
•unny load, for non* rltirr would it mnt*.
sr ^
The Favorite Home Remedy
VSQ SCALERS IN
Jiii»«Driralle1 Medieiin-H varnblal not to iOV~
1X1 Miacrev. »r a«r injurfeus
mineral •*ui*t.<tbre. btO is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Containing tbon? Southern Uoofeand Heilts. which an
alLwbQ i*rorfd#n«H‘ has nia«v*| In «vMiutr»*-> where
Hvdr DL>easc» prevail. It will .-tm* all
catned by Hennai-ment ..i the Liver au.1 Rowel-.
FIX'!?: YV iXI S.
\ .
Liquors find Scsriirs, |
SAVAXSIH. CA.
TDESrfcCTFuLLY tonder* L-» serrtref., ta the ra-
r 1-jus hranfOft*<»f fife pynf. n-ion, h» tho eft Lem
Allan® and wnm»ti‘disg ecaniry. Oxfica on Wo*h-
Inyton Ptr«t, u-jorto - !’e*t Office, UP ST A IS?.
-?nc-.* =t Htx Kfividd’*. r>n fiitr- ftreet, opposir*
> ?op: - rv'Mfrce. . marO-Dr.
BE; JENNINGS
-'•••* ‘•iSi ’* up stairs above 1'lXIoH
I‘ry Good* fttwre. L dec 11-3m
Medical Notice,
Simmons' Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Wecall upon the r.me and tried men of j of th^hieb«^ rharsnerand rr^n
In compliance with tue above reeoliitions.
Col Thos Haintnondo W W Dews, A d IIawcs,
J 11 Howell and T 11 Caakie were appointed
a committee, and alter deliberating, present
ed the names of the following gentlemen:
A S Hawes, H C Williams and W H White
head as delegates to the Congressional Norai
ns Ling Convention, and W W Dews. B J
Russell, W W Williams, B P Hudspeth, T U
C&skie and J Q Rowell as delegate* to the
.Senatorial Convention, which received the
unanimous approval of the meeting.
\T W Dews offered a resolution requesting
the County Commissioners to give tha meet
ing an answer as to whether or not
they would suspend operations upon
ths court house until the voice of the people
could be had.
Feuding the discussion of this resolution,
the delegates adjourned until half past two
o'clock.
Upon the reassembling of the meeting the
Commissioners submitted the folio wing prop-
ositicn:
' We, the Commiseioners. agree that in def..
erence to the will of the people, as expressed
to-day, that if tbs meeting will ageeeupon a
line of polioy that will harmonize the Demo
cratic party, and will sustain us in our ac*
lion, that we will suspend work on the conn
house until ihe voice of tho people be beard
on the question of removal, and resort to all
legal remedies to protect the interest of the
county.
Following this proposition. VF H White
head, for the purpose of carrying out the ob
ject as expressed b. the Commissioner*, of
fered ihe following preamble and resolution:
Whereas, It being the object of this meet*
ing to provide and secure to the votersoi the
ocuniy a fair and in.partial expression of
fheir preference as to the most suitable per
son to represent them in the next Legislature;
the second District to quietly buckle on the
armor for (lie fray, ia .keep cool, and when
the time does come, let ns make one glorious,
irreeietable. dashing charge, which will
sweep baek into that obscurity from whence
they sprung, those who would fasten upon
- the white men of ibis ronntry * local gov
ernment. and social laws from which the re-
spirit ol dhtQgr g be j t„i n ,j recails with horror. Let our
be the wish ol , , , .,
people s>and shoulder to shoulder. Let tli*
ranks be filled up. Let us have uo laggards,
no stragglers in this campaign ; butjet every
ntan in the district but do his duly, and the
lesson will be taught our opponents, that the
intelligence of a country must finally rule it.
We appeal to ibe party in advance for h»r.
many There are uo indications of a split,
or even ot any dissatisfaction, but it -is well
enough for ns to agree upon one thing right
now and that is that whoever may be
our standard bearer, that he .‘•hall receive
the warm, zealous, active support of every
true man in the district.
That i« our position precisely, uud we be
lieve th at it is the settiimnit of every true
Democrat iu the euuuty. Let us go into the
fight a solid phalanx, with armor bright,
ranks unbroken by mal-conients ; withaprr-
deietinitiation to wlu, and victory is ours.*’
Ir exuinriuly aVutuiljr Mt-diciiic; amf T>v l>rtu« kept
n*ady tio- inn.mlhitc r»^*.ir will *are maiiy an hour erf,
“otterfn;'a*nl m»nr a «l«>ttor»n time «jttL iturpir* LflK?
Aft»r«wcr Forty.Vr-ar-’ 1*i;-i it i- -till r.<-. ;viR|f'zB*. K
ni<vq itn«|itaUlic(l tfstiuiouiali* t*»It% virtue from pFr.
-ihility. fair
Speaxing of the Tilton-B.eecher nnair.M-J.
Bullfinch perpetrated a solemn Jcke He
wae cat boating with a party of ladles who,
fer fon. b r gan rocking the craft. !Tadder.Iy
old Bullfinch run The boat ashore
••What did you do thatfor?'* demanded the
ccnn>&ay.
««Wby,” he responded solemnly, "when she
gela to tiltin’ belter beach her.”
The ladlea screamed jumped out and waded
ashore.—-Copitof
Knm <rntv fVimir hava RlMnil*r doVB RtOttlSf
tnent pl<«^.muiouiJ it us tho mum
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Armwl vUh tlus AXTllxai; :.l|. liui.-.!n.aiKl<Jmi*^
at wu.r ..id &..I u.;iy I. fac.l •rjtl.uut I'-'-jr a
Itollj in MAI..*UIOL> KK\XIis, W.WIX
PI.A1N1X lUi'Ti.K^-X.SH, .lALNUICE. XAfSLA,
IT BAS NO EQUAL
Jl i. Hu* rh*-a[.cr. 1-itn.t aud Itott Fora Ur MMiriM
In the World l A: *
UAM'f. <Tt’RKD OXLV BY
J. H. ZE1LI2J &. CO*
MACnN,e4,lud 1-HII.APKlJ‘HIA.
l-.-i.re. 11.01. -^j!1 l.v ail ... i(tev! l-el
THE BEST INVESTMENT
Touns Men
\VAJO WISH TO OBTAIN A TIloCOUtrH PRAC-
v y tieui Cusines* Ctiiieuthui, »ud ptvpore them-
— ...... U' ■ * -
■ritvs Off'th^dtitio i»f Aetu:il Itu-iiuess Life, under tlis
it*Mrurti<»n and adrife <»f Kff|».-vi« n(v<l Art •utnianK
•h'Hihl attend
eternal Desolation.
MILE A FTER MILE OF SffLEXCE AND
- DEATH.
and
Whereas, Thi» body is fully alive to the
importance of combined action and unity of
feeling, so to harmonize upon some one -citi
zen ol the county, and wit h the view to carry
out the above desired object, be it
Resolved, That tie chairmen of this meet*
ing appoint a committee of four, one from
aueh district of the county; whose duty it
shall be to ascertain from the tax books tha
number of white voters in each district, and
for each twenty white voters so reported,
one delegate be appointed to meet in conven*
Don at Newton on the fiist Tuesday of Sep
tember. to nominate a candidate for the Leg
islature. We recommend that the district
meeting be held on the 15th inat.
Objections were made to the second section-
hot upon the statement of ihe mover. That it
was simply a recommendation to the districts
that they could adupt or not, as to them
might seem be*t. The objections wer* with
drawn.
Col Hammond offered the following ameod
ment :
That the nominee of said convention shall
stand pledged to have an enabling act passed
authorizing the voters of Baker county to
vote upon the location o. tUe court house.
Adopted.
W W Williams moved to amend, the first
section by ^betituting—
That the district representation in the
nominating convention should stand as hers
tofore. Rejected.*
An amendment was then offered, striking
out the word “white” wherever it occurred
before the word "voters,” which amendment
was rejected.
Wuereupou a part of the representation
rom the ninth, twelfth and eight districts
withdrew from the meeting, declaring their
intention not to abide by the action.
The resolution aa amended wot then unan
imously adopted.
The Secretary was iustrncted to fnrnish
the Albany News and* Camilla Enterprise
with a cepy of the proceedings, with request
to publish.
E. 8 Ca&xw, Reuben Jones.
Secretary. Chairman.
Politic*!.
The Chicago Tribune ask.* politicians U
please note and insert in their scrap-book*
the following election news for this year:
In Kentuaky, August 3; North Carolina,
Aagustfi; Vermont, September 1 ^ Maine,
September 14 ; Ohio. Indiana, Iowa and Ne
braska, October 13; Georgia. October 14;
West Virginia, October 22 , Louisiana, No*
xeiaber; Alabama, Arkansas Delaware,
Florida, Illinois. Kanes*. Maryland. Mlebi
sran* Mae«*rk;»2et!s r Mta-cuii. Minncetrfa.
Hew Jersey, Nevada, New York, Fewnsyl-
vania, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee,
Virginia and Wisconsin, November 3.
Besidte Slat* officers and Legislator**,
varying in each State, the above thirty-4 wa
States alect this year Representative* for the
Forty>dourth Congress, which la to aagMhln
'mm te
In the northwest corner or&in Beruadino
county, lying partly wIho in Inyo county,
and by the newly surveyed line; partly also
in the Sure of Nevada, is a region paralleled
by few other spots on the face or ihe rarth.
We say the world la instinct wtih lire; .'Here,
if tl»e pKrasuofOgy may be pardoned, is' a
place instinct with death. A huge basin,
whose rim is the ancient hills, stricken with
the barrenness of eternal desolation, whose
bosom, the blasted waste of tue desert—tree
less, siirnblesi* and waterless, nave * few bit-
ter pools like the lyc of.pMasl* water; sur
rounded by monniaius that, tower thousands
of feet above the sea level, 1^ing three
hundred feel below the sen. It is a very
'Gehenna”—a place of death, and bones.—
Birds do not fly over it. Animals do not en
ter if. Vegetation cannot exist in It. The
broad sands absorb the beat, the bare moun
tains rrflect it, the unclouded sun daily adds
to it*. Ninety di green in the shade (artificial
shade, there is no other) means winter. One
hundred aud thirty and one hundred and
forty degrees, that is summer
The hot air grows hotter, wavers, trembles,
with heat, until nature, goaded to oiadnese,
con endure no more : sod then the burning
blast route* itself—rouses in its might
rouses aa an angry beast. With a hoarse, nro
inous roar ; sweeps-Mile after utile, on* ever
on, over the broad reach of the desert, bear
ing in its black, whirling besom—b.ack as
th? midnight—dust, sand alkali and death.
Sometimes a murky cloud gathers upon ihe
mountains above : then there is a rusU—a
warning sigh on the winds—a low rumbling
in the air ; the hills quiver, the earth trem
bles. and a torrent, half water, half mud,
bounds from ths hills, leaps into Hie dese t,
ploughing chasms like river be«D in the loose
sand. The clouds scatter,* the sun dotnei
again,' the eternal thirst of the desert i- uot
quenched, The raging river «»« on y a
dream.
In ibe year 1840 a party of emigrants en
tered the basin; Day alter day they toiled
on, thirsting, dying. The pitiless mountains
wailed them in; no escap*. One by "one
th?y dropped and died. A few abandoned
everything, scaled the mountains and es
caped. Thi others lie as they fell, dried to
mammies—no birds even to'devour theii*
flesh : no beasts to prey upon them. Wagon
tire* unrusted ; guu barrels origlit, untar
nished. Such is the place.. Mile after mile
silence reigns : silence—and derfth.
^°A0 iALAB^
A Standard Institution'
ASD LEADING
Business School in the South,
CONDUCTED ON
ACTUAL i:USIXESS PIUXCIPLES!
Supplied with idukin# ami other office*, romhining
every known lac-ilitr for intpartfn:; a thorough prnrti-
cal and systematical knowledge of the science ofar-
counta in the shortest 'poasihlo time, and at Ihe lea-t
expense, ^udenu twrtrsl for Telegraphy Nova-
cations. Students oduiittrt! ar any time, ratahr^ucd
contaiiiin- terms, etc., mailed on applh’alioit. Add re--t
D. F.* MOOUK, A. 3L,
aot3l>. President.
dBkSi
. ; low. U«.*-Taf
. will centilitre thu •met»*e of
dicing tt bfn -lid office la b !!!im:l.cin l s Puild-
Mri. . . janl,*74-tf
Dr. Benj. ,\L Cromwell
I Ottle* ot.w Welch'* Oi-iia si«rc.
DR. P. W. ALEXANDER,
!- DFA'TfsT,
—rnwoT
I
rOR »YEARS XXB _ j
Standard of fbcoellonoe:
TnRDi’otiocT thf, woHXD. j Residence—Albany. Georgia'
OVER 900.000 SOLD
!0W> MOKE ANY OP ANT OTHER KIND.
f 4 NP will practice In the counties of Doi rheny,
— * - - "
The New Wheeler & Wilson
Leo. Baker. Ualboun. MiPer, and other r.d>. tot
counties. .
ev 1873:
j mrTrice., ~St u0 Ol
The HrumwT Awaxod at th* Vnoxa Exposmov. j ,,r >,airf - WolterV
The Gold Medal or T«e Maetuts Isrircm; mmm
Paul
In Surgical, Op«ntiv« and Practical Det»thdre«uia-
faction t, or no ray. - ' <
“ * ‘ ToLI Filling and i2 -Z Amtugnau
k Building. WaeMnr.ton
• mart 1-1 y.
The Foue IfioHKex Pzmmncv, andudiug two mud- ;
ab.j at Gkoruia Stxtk Fair
Best of All:
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
t
G. J. WRHJBT.
D H. POPE
The Wbeeler A Wtlsoa has ihe approval of millions
of Ladies who have used this weU tried machine.—
Physician* certlCr that it is THE ONLY LOCK-SUCH
SEWING MACHINE FIT FOII FAMILY USE. tU
light aod ttutj motion do-* nnt fatigue iuvdUdv. lie
r .jnd exrcntjoQ of work rc^ouimeDda it to all whoaew
for a living. IT IS THE MOdT ECONOMICAL BE
CAUSE, THli MOST DURABLE. .
Our aew and jopnlar No. G Machio* adopted fer
Leather work and general M&uufoctaring purposes is
now used by the leading uliariog esmbliiliments and
shoe factories.
Send for oar circular*. Machines arid os v^ry ez*y
terms,or monthly. T/aymen's Uhco. OM machinespnt
in order or received, in exchange. .
wuBoack iff wrr/stx xw co/s ofwcbht
april^
W; B; CLEVER,
General IgaBt.SavaBnali.Gf.
WEIGHT A POPE,
ATTORN E Y S AT I. A W.
AX.SAMT, OA
{\fnaz OVER SAM MAYEfr.4 DRY GOOM
EstabliAhment. * ♦ imarr-1/
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
COTTON STATES
- LIFE . '
Insurance . Company
WARREN A HOBBS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Af.B/OV, Ci.4.
T\jrLL practice ragulady in tlm State ConUn o
* V I*e, Dougherty, Worth, Mitchell, Baker. IVca-
tur and Coibotm oonntira, and in the United Sistrs
CirenitCourt, Hamnnah Fisewbere in the State by
special agreement. L. I*. 1*. WaIU.FN,
- RICH. HOp.KS
• Albany, January 8,15*74. ly.
LAW NOTICE.
\ w
z!
■o’
&
flTE wIU practice law in the. oountita of.Lilfci
VV DOUGHERTY, WOBTil..BAKI-Df,MITCHMX
SCRorCLA. ERVFT-VB DtSEASrESOKTHE
SKIN'. ST. ANTHONY’S FIRE. ERYSI-
I'SI.AS. BEOTCIIES. TUMORS,
ROILS. TETTER, AND SALT
' ^ RHEUM. Sf'ALD HEAD.
ItINOWORM. RHEU
MATISM, PAIN
AND EN
LARGEMENT OK
THE BONES.FEM ALE
WEAKNESS, STERILITY.
LEUfOUlUKEA OR WHITES.
WoMii DISEASES: DROPSY,
WHITE SWELLINGS. SYPHILIS, KID
NEY AND LIVER COMPLAINT, MERCU
RIAL TAINT. AND PILES, all pro-
ceed from impure blood.
m. - • e
t ;• fc
law in the. counties
_ . . WOBTil. BAKJ*K,Mr
and CALHOUN,nml eiaeirhere by Special contract.
WM. E. SY#lTH.
' • v WJL T. JONES.'
Nat«iali*rB,IS78-I»:" '
l THOS- B. LYON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALBANT, OX.
Q
- Will practic* in ftil tl,« Coars*, »iul »Urnd'
to oil bnrinmw nurugtpl io bi,
; care.
-HOUR OFFICE—
MACON, GEORGIA
t-1
t'liarttrri ») tkf SHU* *t «f*rj(Ia. h
RAIKE & CLARK,
GENEJAAI.
CAPITA I*. : : #500.000, i Fire and Life, insurance Aprils,
\St> GIN
MOUrT.-
'nia^ /fs*t;
Owned at home, aud Coxbtar ■uaesri hy ao;.i? \ __ _ _ _ J _ LrLJ L _
of our Irest 7-inaucIer?. Tho unly f’o.anaav .Icif* i YTIAUM PROPER TV
hurinem in lfc£ 8009th whltfbffflMKfE JJU$fDRTI»JX ^pmaity.
THOUSAND UOLfJHS drpceliH with thoaulhoii-i
ties of thoiiUtoorGecjsia tor the of Policy j — -- : :vV - - . - * *. -
Holder*. foUele* upon all the various plan? of lunar-< ▼ ZlA/ATlT 1 V>
aace bwoed. *a loan of S3 per wtjt. frf the Pr*nBl*jin t# • JDDL* V/VHa JuXv
given whend-*irr>L Alipolfdw non-ferMt»ble. Not
* • iut io redden**or travel..
Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla strictly, a. soa»
x With i« Capital and Invertmonte tu Lonae. It .
peob to thoae who deriro tu avail Ueiaaelvez of Cie *
l*enefluof Life Ininronc* +ogiv« is their patronage j
The time Las arrivM whan very tbongntful- can
ie dtepoced to max»ihl’tvd?e prvTidot for lI've de-
I^ndent upon his life.
This Company proposes to give all the ndvi
■“ faHitenw*
comply.-iFurniture Dealer, Auction
l# the mo t powerful Blt«»d Purifier known to
science. It eutem into the circulation and eradicate*
every morbific agent; renovate* the system; produ
ces a beautiful romplexiuu and catinei* ibe body to gtin
flesh and iamese in wefglit.
C0KMIS8I0N MERCHANT,
ALBANY. GEORGIA.
Keep the Blood Healthy
Which ore
by foreign i
and all will lie well. T«» d»» so, nothing ha* beeu offer
ed that can compare with »hi* valuable vegetable ex
tract. Price $1.00 a liottlc, Hold by all DrnggfiXp.
Office 48 Portlandt Street, New York.
aefer, with the.oppor! unity of hoping tho raff ffttou.,
in our own midst, which are annuri:/ vent ahteaJ. :
PROPER OF THE COTTON STAIR*. FOSTER
Faraimrt Chairs Ihu*4.
! ^ A LT* trade and repairing at
1 -ux. cash.
paiilt
price-. «nd ior
tfi’ICvlf.
DK. TUTT’S IIA1K DYE
HOMD E25TEBPBU*E?
Aguuts wanted In every town and county in. tbs'If
South AddrrfS.orcall oh |
OiTic*: ATL.STA.Gtt
WIT. }. iliGILl ,
.■vip^rintendent ffmhg, I
-Walled by the a
ilalna, doomed with btazen sky
_ : the neyer ending sand
like the ocean, to the lifting eye.
An aged, weary, fonff-foigotten land :
Am cursed in wrath, and wait with God** fierce hand.
XoeooUngmist quenches the endlfcs thirst
Is supeicetling all otl^r Uair Dyes, it is ex
tensively nae«l in all parts of the country with
the most satisfactory results. It imiUtes na
ture so closely that it cannot be detected.
OFFICERS:
WM. a JOHNSON —
mt x nnty-
GEO. fi. OBEAH.
JOHN W.
t'r*eJdtbl
..Viu.vProrideu:'
...JBcdretory !
cooling mist quenches t
That rules uipreme the honndles stretches grand;
Over its broad expanse no norm clouds bqivt
With hurrying feet. It is a land accursed ”
%J. P. WUfcfrfM OtvrimxiJtotMgfor J«ty-
The Sitw-FIewer.
A Tery.remarkablffaccount is admitted into
Le^Momlesof & so-called anow-flow*r, said
to have beeu discovered by Count Anrhoskofl
in 1803 in the northernmost portion of Sibe
ria, where the earth is continually covered
with a coiling of lroti. This wonderful ob- Hiilsr
ject shoots forth from the frozen soil the first * Q c UHiy
day of the year, and reaches a height of over
three feet, blooms on the third day, remains
open twenty-four hours, aud then returns to
its original elements. It sbineP for a single
day. ibea the slera, leaves and fl ower are
■converted into anew. The leaves are three
in number, and about three inches in dime
ter, covered with a kind of microscopic ice,
developed -only on that side of tbe 'Xtem
which is turned to the north.' The I
whenopeu. is star-shaped, its petals uf the
same length with the leave*, and about half
an inch wide. On the third day the extrem
ities uf the anthers, which are live in num
ber, show minute glistening specks like dix
mouds, about the size of a pin’s head, which
are the seeds of this astenishtng flower.
Count- Anthoskoff collected some of the
seeds, end hastened with them to St Peters
burg. ' l’hey were there placed iu x pot of
snow, where they remained for an entire
year, but ou.the 1st of January, 1874, the
suow*flower burst through its icy euvclope.
aud displayed its beaut ie* before the eye# of
the imperial court
jflHMWM
J. MERCER CUES .Medical XxamTx.*:
POLICIES PAW IX ALBANY:
A. ft. OCT1L.IW
J. J. MAYO..
MiA j
A. R. JtEOWN..
A. M. JONES..
..?«09 i
..ffw |
: l
BAINE A CLABff, Af*nta, AJbray f Ga .
Dm. L. I* STEOZKR Medical Examiner, AlWcy.Ga !
SMSff
HURRAH FOR
ARLINGTON
Known Medicine
Ttf.iT AT TIIE5AMX THUS
Purges, Pu'rili««,aiid Sirongtliens
j- , i ho System.
UR. TUTT’S .PILLft »reer>nipotted of many ingre
dients. rrumiucnt among them am Sarsaparilla and
Wiki Cherry,so united a# to act together; the one,
through itiadmixture with otheff^httances, purify
ing and [Mtrginij, irhllc the otht*fl!t»tre«gtheninx the
system. Thortbew Pills are St the same lime a tonic
tlie north. The fiower. »»« * eotharth'. a A«Ade«tu:ii lows Knight for l.v
medical mea but never before. conffoere-:
vuhK ih«7 ilMbe work «f iw» medicines and do it
much l*ctter than any two we know of, for they rc-
itcwe nothing rnm the *y*len» hut Impuritic*. so thxt
while Ihev wirxc they also strengthen and hence they
cause jiu debility and are followed hy no reaction.
1> !L TlTTTft PILLj> harea wonderful influenceon
the >»M. Tuer not only pnrify wfihout weakening
it; hut th*y rcuuire alt uoxion* partitle# from the
rityle Itcfore it is convex ted into fluid, and tho* make
im|Mire blood au uitefuiiporuhilitjr. A* there b no
debilitation. M there b no nausea or sicknesar atiend-
iiifg, the operation of this most excellent medici
which never strain# or torturer the digestive organs
tint causes them to work in a-perfectly natural mao-
nex; hence f«crv>iia taking them do not become pale
and ciuneiated, lmt on the c«.ntraiw. while all fthpuri
ties are being removed, the coxcointd action of the
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry I*urifle# and invigorates j
the body, and a robust rtate of health !
Itiirt* tt ti!.(.! mTt 1’rli.p '*”1 .
The Albany Extension!
The umferjiaaeJ reapactftiliy aauoanwe that they are
j-reper^ to supply the want? of all
CASH CUST0KER8
—-IN ANY
LINE • OF GOODS !
- WniSKT EXCEPTBD t )
AND rXSTTE AN’ INftPRi T10N Of TRETK-51 OCX
Lertcr from LakeF.ity, Florida :
~ A UxsCnr.Fu^Jffl.l, tfft,
:lir.Edw, crcilh: Deal Sir—ft*cd xne 2 bot4
*»fyour IJ*cr Tonic T»y Express. I have}
_ jxoa tor S years and spent a great dt;
on*y for iardic:ne«; bur I ffxnl jnore henefltl
•onj ycur ki»er Toifo than any thin" I hav.f
»wr x*i!^d. I will take j<le.v-ixre in giving y
TfleaU. Trulv..t-^
I>TTAT. i
I'ron* Dr. J. c. Hut*, Nofasulga, Ala!
Dr. EJw. Sxith: Drar Hr—A ebort ti
Mnoe I reutivHi 2 flaxen bottlei of yonr IJ
Tonic, for which I cndo*A amount <iu®.—|
pieacoeend xno \' grow at your tarli^;l con-|
uiene-?. I believe y«v*- Liver Tonic tbf|
A Liver mc'iicin^ cou»pouc_p.V
Truly, Aa. „ J. C. He??.
Prosn Hr.B, J. S. DigLy; ci-irember t
C./np-tp-- •
T u^.1 IT. Smith's Livrr L'n;
rio sty family, with the nwx favorable
Suite. J. S. Piosr.'
From Col. Tibbs. Kingston fi..
I>r. Edw. rimlth: IiearSir—Your JJver Ion I
c givn# on tire sat bfacf loo here. I here #af-I
e^d for more than teo year# *vith torpWj
blvcr and tomMixted bowris, and find morn
teiief from yotir i.iver Tonic than anything 1]
fc.ve rvrr ti--*!. Your* truly,
1>. A. TT3B#.
• Iu addition to the above.
j t^etimony of Jitcv. L. J. Davies, liev. F. PJ
feir-h. Rev. Geo. E. Smith, J>v. Co-iby *
Aev. F. M. I>aniel, Dr. J. A. Hunni- ui!. Joseph
|F. I*ent, a»>i other .
^ - Liberal term?* given to Dealer^. Alkj<
<14 can r«t*xrned any time and tnouey /€4
inded wi!h to p^r er-q«. interest jer annum I
Ifofollr at p-r bottle. IV.r*j!e hy all r-niv-l
I’repareu bv
‘ KDW. .SMITH. NL D., .. .
>tf ygwvqv.Oa J
No Trouble to Show (foods
r ortjwfourui Uoagrew, which la
in D*o*ab*r, 1875. Next jmr f
Witat a Noxxhe&x Man Thixks About tub
X kg eo Opacity to it Sell Govebnmkxt.—A
hook has lately teen pul»li-*he.! iu Massacbu-
■et«i y»ititled. "Sofia ou *be liiatorjr orNlav-
err in Massnchuseus, or the beat Goreroir.ent
the World ever smv.” It is written by a
Northern man, George H. Moore, lie deal*
out bin sarcasms with a lavish hand. The
foundation on which be p am-are 1 he solid im-
mnvable facte of history. In alluding to the
tfcfli of the war. he savs: "Two txces atari- !
ed together in the wnfoing of time. The one
hav worked uttt eivtiizaiiun ami aolved the
».xv*hW» iii‘K^h.g..vern«uciit. The other lia>
woiaed MU OiMEisg »n i aolved Uuthiug. Iu
the bonds of slavery—aod airaplr because
these bonds held them Cast in contact with
th* superior race—they hate achieved tbeir
JtigbeeL iateUifetece, tbeir ra**t perfect jpor-
lHtj, their only osefalneaa. In their own
land wher* they have been toft to th erase Iras
tbeir united action. Pr
all drmrztot- Itejaxt 4f» CertteMl
novtfT—Ty
ult *.
-..Ml.
- —*
OUR TZMJB CWTOMXRS
JOHNSON HOUSE
SMITHVII.M-:, OX
JOE BENNETT.
vrgpriktor.
OKOliOIA—Duciikutv
I in:res.
•>! A. II. fill-
♦Lot their #rcrf!.u!.-
• Li: to A«c tin
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