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The soot (dry) is the product of a rich fuel/air mixture. This means too much fuel which is probably a carburetion problem.
I would do the basic things first which would be to make sure your choke is coming completely open, your power valve is open to manifold vacuum and the float adjustment is dead on. Check your air cleaner too, it must not restrict any flow.
Stuart
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