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fS ChArlaits or belwecn Chatatte aud the
Tgekaeecgc Ford baBde Of NOTES stitch.
iogliheF IN tae form Of Note Book, al paya.
e 10 mo as aiministfator of Robert Beatty. decd,
allows. 10 VT,
| 0so on Wm. 4. Lawing and others, for s3s g.
| Qan on VA. Hanks and ntbers, for 50 IS.
| Oas on Robert CASTOR and others, lot 81 %.
| 00c % 1onalh'n r. naaly and others. fng 81 50
0ac en- Robert Wilson, A. Csiet and r. c. Cald.
T. for{siol.
/ oae on Robert Wilson, YIN. II. MeIoary and
! Cisier, for sci s7l.
0ue 90 c. l.. Hunter end nthers, fat 50 %.
oos on VIM MeLgre aud 7. G caldwell, for
q 50.
oae on Jas Tanefan, IN, Lonegan and Wm.
irenpoft, for 81 li3.
One on RobI. S,san, scn., r Sloan, Jun. and A.
isr iot s652 20.
Que Or S. D. Knox, Robr. sloan and " vii.
h. for SCI
Gao on A. NJ, Beaty and oti,ers. for SCI IS.
/ One on Ffcdceick Ford and othets, Tor SIS IS
uae on Mar Parker aud others, FOR s. 81
OBe on VIM. +, Cs,hoy and others, for $40.
0ae enc l.. Iimebafgcr and othore for Sll 10.
oao on VIM Lpnegnn ana others, tor $50 o.
#0ae on Jno. llawkins and others, io' So.
Ono on S4m Boatv and oihers, Tor sll 81!
foao on Robi. Smith and Others. Tor s2d o.
One on q T. aud feaihcrsion Wells aud 9th
for s,t 22l.
Onc on T.. Oliver and SsTl Beatty, for s. 10.
Due on Wu,. Deaty and others. TOT s. s.
sbs ahove uotes dated The 18th Of February,
IN, and duo Ia Twelve months.
/ Also, onn motto on r G. Caldwell, date moi recol
ied, for atoui GO or gro, doe 18Th Feb'y ia,:.
Qne % Cynthia Boaty, dated about the 10Th Of
3hy. last. dawn tine day AFTER date, for S2i IS.
4 One on tsamL Beatty. date not reeollccted, due
\ Of Jan'y lest, for s2l Of.
Qno On Nm. Ben,y, Tor something under $40,
b Let Of Jnn'y. last
0ac op Brit TagstaG for s., dne Ist jan. last.
One on f. Hanks, WIN. Tanks, SAINT. Johnston
~ VIM, MeIuro, for s35l, dated abou, the 18th
March last, due in eleven months.
AL parsons that gave such notes, are notified
p 10 pay them 10 any ono but myseli. Any IN.
kfuOtion concerning the above papers Will be
Rankiihiy received.
n. NJ. ALEXANDER,
ddnr. Of Robt. Btay decd
WaIlaun, Liuroln CO. siarcb /, 1911, %
fJ'Tho Republican ard Wing Banner, Lincoln
Pr, will insert 3 Times unless ordered otherwise
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Old TIMES.

The manner of choosing Officers by bal
lot in Massachusetts, as far back as 16il,
was really ludicrous. Here is the law.
at is ordered by this Court, and the
authority thereof, that for the yearly choos-
inc of Assistants, the Frecmen shall use
Indian Cora and Beans. The Indian Corn
to manifest election, the beans contrary
And it any freeman shall put in more than
one Indian Corn or Bean, for the choice
or refusal of any public officer, he shall
forfeit for every such offence, ten pounds.
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The Richmond Enquirer thinks that we
must be preparing our thuudcr-(to use
his ownclasgical language -" forging bolts
in our cave Of CvcIops,' to hurl against
the demonstrations Of show and parade
which have marked the progress Of Gen.
Harrison, thus far to the scat Of Govern
ment. What we deprecated, and what we
do now deprecatc, IS membership on the
part of the multitude, and fapnins on the
part of individuals, for the sake Of favor.
We never objected to proper exhibitions
Of respect towards the President elect, nor,
if we had objected, would our opposition
have ayaiod. Gen. Harrison is popular
lavorte, and it would 30 idle to attempt to
repross altogether the feelings of the Peo-
pie for him. In expressing these feelings,
there must be more or less "show," and
some "spcces Of parade The sPonta-
neous gatherings of the People wherever
Gen, Harrison appears, and the acclama
tons that rend the air when he mingles IN
the crowd, and the desire eyinced 10 hail
him as Patriot President, are, at least,
natural, honorable 10 the object Of respect,
and not dlscredituble to those who mani
fest, in this way, their sentiments. This
thing may, doubtless, be carried too far;
but let lis wait and see cause for complaint
before we complaln.-Atc.r. G12etfc.
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Il. En-. ANDREWS,
DE,yTE.@F.

NNOULD iuferm the pstlic generally, thai
Wv he has reformed again 10 Charlotte This
place he now considers as bis residence, which
he hopes will give satisfaction 10 those that he has
operated upon 10 bis past practice; und those that
may call hereafter will have an opportunity al
ways Of returning upon him il their work should
prove bad This should not be overlooked that h
uaTIGHis al his U0yk, and considers himself hound
for any that may fail on the account Of untailh-
iuness in the operation.
lie expects 10 visit occasionally the surround
ing Towns and Villages. When absent he will
always make it known through the papers.
DS-All Orders left with Col. NJ W. Alexander,
sent to the Post Office al this place, will be at.
tended to promptly.
Room at Col VI. w. Alexander's Hotel.
Jan. 20, iS4l. INF
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FRATERNAf. AFFECTION.

Edwards. the man who was convicted
of murder in Alabama, and sentenced to
be hung, was respited by the Governor
The respite was brought by the brother
of Edwards, who travelled the whole dis
lance between Tuscaloosa and Mobile al
foot, arriving on the day of the Execution,
in advance Of the mail.-Hal. Reg.
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Warning 10 OGce SeekerS.--We have
frequently seen it stated By persons who
know Gen. Harrison we'll, that fatterers
will stand no chance in procuring office By
their Establishments, from him. We have
heard Of several little incidents which nave
occurred since his arrival in the District,
which goes to strengthen the above asser-
ton, which we will here relate for the be-
nefit Of those who may depend on a smooth
tongue to secure for them that which their
individual merit would not do.
A well known politician of Washington
recently called on the General, and after
paying his respects began to compliment
him on his great popularity with the peo-
pie, his wisdom, good Judgment, &c. The
General listened to him silently for some
time, and at length getting out Of patience,
he interrupted him by saying, :" Mr.. -
would prefer listening to such language
as this at another time and another place.
An eleventh hour Wing from Virginia,
sought to commend himself to the favor OF
the General by relating what he called a
little incident which occurred between him
self and ueighbor, in which he had fi.ur-
ed as the champion of the General, testify
ing 10 his being one of the most talented
Statesmen in the country, &c. This &C.
Cured at the dinner table. When the
eleventh hour man > had finished his sto-
~, the General replied TO him by saying
" this is most excellent ham, sir, very good
indeed"
We might relate many other incidents
Of similar character, which have occur
rcd, in which a fiat rebuff was given to the
hattcrer or a sudden change in the CONVEX
sation indicated too plainly to be nisun-
derstood, that the wrong string had been
touched. Georgetown Advocate.
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Collector Of Ncio Iork.-In the Senate
on Saturday, in Executive session, we I'M
dcrstand that new Collector was nomin-
atcd and appointed for the City and Dis
trict Of New York. Itappears that Jesse
Hoyt, Esq. resigned, and that John J.
Morgan, Esq, was, on Saturday, nomina.
ted and confirmed in his stead. Mr.. Nor
gan is a gentleman of highly respectable
character, wei known here from his hav
ing served at two different periods, at long
intervals, as member of Congress from
the city of New York. The following
article in the New York Times, Of Fri
day last, may, perhaps, explain some Of
the causes Of this extraordinary movement.
The CoHector.-There have been whispers
in Wall street for some days past of dedication
in the Custom-house. Whether the circunstan.
ces warrant the use of the word dedication, we
cannot sny; bnt certain il is that Mr.. Hoyt the
Collector, retains in his hands large amoun. OF
money, the product Of seizures and Of fees, which
he refuses TO place 10 the credit Of the Govern.
ment. A correspondence is said to have taken
place between the Collector and the President,
the result of which IS understood to De deter.
mination on the part Of Mr. Uoyt to resign.
The grounds upo1 which Y lIoyt ressrreS
the money in question are varously stated. We
bellows, however, that he claims a portion of it
for extra services, and as fees properly accruing
to the Collector, under unrepcned portions Of .he
revenue law Of 1876. and another portion as
fund TO protect himself against loss in case Ger
tain seizures, made on behalf Of the Government,
should be decided to be illegal. The sum total
retained by Mr. Hovt amounts, if we are cor
rectly informed to about tco hanired thousand
dollars"
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RICHMOND, (NA.) FEB. %.

This, the Anniversary Of Gen. Washing
toms birthday, has been celebrated with
great eciat in Richmond. Gov. Gilmer
presented, in the morning, on behalf of the
State of Virginia, nine swords to Officers
Of the Army and Navy, (Virginians-born,)
who had distinguished themselves in the
last war. The Members of the Legisla.
turo were present; also, Gen. Harrison ano
Gov. Tyler-that is, TPpeeanoe ana
Tyler too for the first time in pubic life
together.
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BY recent laws Of several Of the Legis-
latures of the above States, the time of
election has been fixed earlier in the sea-
sou, in anticipation of a possible call from
the Executive OF an Extra Session Of Con
gress.
So far as we have heard, the tide Of
popular opinion continues to run so strong
y in favor of the incoming Admlnis,ra-
ton that we do not at present anticipate
any loss in either Of the above States, I'M
less il be in Alabama, where the eeneral
ticket system has been recently adopted.
In all Of the other States, not now tho
roughly in our favor, we anticipate consid-
cradle gains.
We trust, however, that our friends will
nowhere forget the unfinished work they
have yet to perform. We should be sor-
~ to see, and the whole nation would be
disappointed and grleved, if through negi-
gence, or false security, the common ad.
yersary should regain, in any degree, bis
lost advantages. But after such gloriou.
exhibition OF their patriotic conduct as We
had from our friends during the late con.
test, we expect nothing but the most fa-
vorabIe accounts Of their zeal, their abil
ties, and their achievements in the ap-
preaching elections. Let union, energy,
action, Harrison and the country, be the
watchwords, and we shall double the re-
.-NGdisoHiGn
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COMMITTEE OF ONE.

1t is proposed in Boston paper, that
every man should constitute himself into a
self examining Committee to inquire into
his own conduct. 1t is believed, that the
business each Committee would have to
transact, would keep it constantly aud use
fully employed. RAJ. Register.
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Mr. EDITOR In the month Of June,
1888, very valuable negro man belong
ing to Maj William Eddings, Of Abbeyille
District, run away from HIM without the
slightest provocahon, and went to Halifax
county, \. c. from whence he came but
a few years previous after an absence Of
seven months, he has Voluntarily returned
TO his master. What will the Abolition
lists say to thisl Or when will they cease
to denounce slavery as a moral evil =
Here is Il negro Of uncommon intelligence,
who, in all probability, might have escaped
forever; but no, he prefers the servitude
of humane master, TO the liberty proiter-
ed by the hypocritical friends Of universal
freedom.
Shortly after this negro absanted him.
self from home, his owner offered a large
reward for his apprehension, which was
copied into vile Abolition print, publish
ed in the Stae of Ohio, with the following
remarks addressed to the owner: You
have not got your negro, and hope to Goo
YOU never will" How will the learned
philanthropist Of this expression feel, wher
( he is informed that the negro has returned
to his master, without either compulsiol
or persuasion, and he says he is not onl,
willing, but anxious to continue slave al
his lite.--Greenpille S. c. Mountaiaeer.
United States Bank Stock has been sol
in New York al Is Dollars uer share,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
WESTERS-CAROLIN TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATES;
A monthly paper, dcroiedt 10 The Temperance
Reform, published at AshriiIe, y. c.
EDITED BY o. n. M'ANALLf.

A monthly paper, dcroted The Temperance
Reform published at Ashritle, y. c.
EDITED BY o. n. M'ANALLT.
A TEMPER C0NyEETIONtbut was
"a bed at this place oarly in September rssoly
cd on publishing paper Of the above title and
character and appointed Or. John Dickson and
l., r. M'Anally to conduct IL from the many
pressing engas cmeuts DR.. Dickson already has,
he deems ii tmpracioablc for him IN hs recognized
as ono Of the editors, though he viii chccriuiiy use
all bis influence Otherwise, 10 promote its inter.
est; the subscriber therefore, in obedience to the
wishss Of the Convention proceeds TO issue tins
prospectus 10 his own name, with hope that he
will be aided ia the undertaking by all tho friends
Of the temperance cause throughout the country,
and that tho paper may soon have an extensive
circulation.
FRTESps or THE TErrERANcE CAusr 10 Yon we
make a most earnest uppeai-whlle thousands mp
on thousands OF dollars are annually expended at
theatres at cirouses at the race track OF grocery,
while no pains are spared. the luxury OF retire
ment and case fJrcgone, and no labor deemed too
severe to advance the interests of political usqi.
rants, can you no, do something in CAUSE that
mus, be dear TO every true patriot, philanthropst,
and christina Recolloct there are but few, very
few, such papers in all the Southern country Inc
Western part of North Carolina, the Western part
of Virginia, aud the Eastern part OF Tennessee
particularly need periodical OF this KIND, ana II
is for yon now to say whether they shall have IT.
The very low price al which it was fixed hy the
/ Convention will make it necessary that vcry
large subscription be had before the publication
/ of it can be justified
Should the subscription be deemed sufficient
the first number will be issued early in January
next
TERMS.
TIM WESTERN CAROLINA TEMPERANCE ADvo
carr will be published Oh medium sheet in quartz
form, each number making eight pages, and WI
be furnished to subscribers at the very low price
Of rrrrY crNrs a copy, Where single copies art
taken the payment must be made invariably upor
the reception Of the first number.
IL Postmasters, editors or publishers OF paper
and all Ministers OF the gospel arc authorize
agents.
All papers friendly TO the cause, will pleas
give the above a few insertions.
Ashoville N, c., Oct 30, 1910.
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Strayed or stolen
PRESS EOEs SALE.

bREING desrois Of embatking 10 another tn.
ID siaess, now offer the establishment OF the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale,
| do not know of more eligible situation nor
Persons desrous Of embarking IN the printing bu'
'lnsss, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
fcrms accommodating. Application must DO
post paid.
Our exchange papers will oblige ns BY copying
'ls advertisement, until forbidden.
f. C. HILL.
Wilmington, Nov. 70, 1910.
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TO effect cure, or the purchase money Will be
returned BY himself or travelling agcu,--They
comprise the liygeian or Family PiIli the Hy
.eiRn Tonic, 10 restore the dcbiltalcd or broken
down constitution; the Uterine PHI, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women;
add The Aguo Pill, 70 cure intermittent fcvefs and
agnes. Fer further information, the afflicted are
invited 10 possess themselves Of tho Uygels, aud
Extra lygeisi furnished gratis at lie proprietor g
oilice, No, 9, Asior House New.York and By all
his agents. These papers contain miormation
exceedingly interesting to the sick and iuyahds,
together with twenty five useful receipts and 4
macs Of fscts and certificates, uiai must convince
every reasonable mind, that The HygeIan Med
eines are Invaluable.
For sale BY
TIIOS. J. HoLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan 10, lEn
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Ca DassOEUTYON. na

FEvHE firm of Taylor, Harris & Co., have this
IL day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons indebted by Note or Book Account are re-.
quosted TO call at the Store lately occupied by Mr..
W. w. Elms and settle the same by CASH. i'm.
mediately, as longer Indulgence will not be gran.
ted The business OF the firm must be- settled.
R. Z. TAYLOR.
S. A. harris.
&. c. MARVIN.
JaH'g |, lsii. lGf
n. b. R. Il. Taylor Is authorized to settle all
business the firm Of Taylor, Harris 81 Co.
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D. AsBURY, Editor.
TT. HoIton, Proprietor and PuLiishey
TERMS:

TrO Dollars and Fifty Ceatsif paid in advance.
6irse Dollars if not paid within three months.
KID 7sree DeiLrs and Fifty Ceats il not paid
fut after the expiration OF the sear. No paper
kssoaiinped until all arrearages are paid, except
1 t.s option Of the Editor.
o. Advertisements inserted at Que Dollar pcr
Ioa,re DC lines or less, his sized typs,) FOR the
| NJ insorion. and rs cents for each continuance
Eoori Advertisements aud Sherifs Sales charged
b per cent. higher; and deduction Of 333 per
(cnl will be made from tho regular prices. for ad.
|unsers BY Che year.
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MIS- GENERAL. HARRISON,

As thus lady is soon expected TO occupy
",he White House al Washington, any
thing relating TO her history will DC crafty.
lng 10 the public.
After the severe and desperate battle of
the Miami 10 l7qI, Gen. Wayne went to
the Atlantic states, leaving Capt. Harrison
in command of Fort Washington, now GIN.
c.nnati. The next year Capt. Harrison
married the daughter Of Judge John Ceve
Symmes, who was born at Rverhpad, Long
Island, and removed IN early HE to New
Jersey, where he married the daughter OF
Gov. W. Livingston, sad was soon after
one Of the Associate Judges O, the Supreme
Court of that state. In l7S7 he became
the proprietor Of the Widai purchase
Of near a million of acres, and removed TO
that country.
Mrs. Harrison was educated at Long Is.
land, aud when young was esteemed lady
of great personal aud mental accomplish
ments. A writer for the National Portral,
Gallery Tor 1886 thus speaks Of her: She
is distinguished for her benevolence and
pietv and all who know her, view her with
esteem and affection. Her whole course
through life, in all its relations, has beet
characterised by those qualifications tha
complete the character OF an accomplished
matrou.'
The Richmond Banks.-The Bank
continue, and will continue, to pay specie
and that without contracting their line o
/ discounts. On the contrary, as the season
of business advances, they expect to exten'
the line of discounts. A different appre
hension has produced uneasiness in tn
community; but we may pronounce it, iron
all We hear, groundless.-Whig.
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EDITORIAL DINNER.

The National Intcligcncer says: "The
approaching Inauguration Of a Wig Pre-
sldont Of the United States has brought,
and is bringing, to the Seat of Govern
mcnt, many of the Editors of the Wing
journals of the country, whose efforts con-
tributed in a great degree, to achieve that
revolution in principle that puts the Adj
minstraton of the Government upon the
old Washington and Madisonian track. II
has been suggested, and the suggestion
meets with general favor, that those gen.
tlenen of the Wing press, at present here,
or thus assembling to wltncss the lnau-
gura,ion, assemble on the 5th of March
around some festive board in the City, and
there, partaking Of a social dinner inter-
change the sentiments and fluctuations nat
ural to such an occasion. We have I'M
derst6od that some such arrangements are
in preparation, due information as to which
will be given next wcek.-Rat. Reg.
aaR The following exquisite specimen Of
delicacy and modesty is genuine extract
from a Speech Of the Hon. Thomas FL.
Benton actually delivered in the Senate Of
the United States a few days ago, and
published in the Globe;
Mr. President, you may recollect the
part which it fell upon NE to sustain, dur
ing the veto, the panic, and the exPunging
session and how | was accustomed to
answer on the spot ALL the speakers OF tho
Opposition, replying not only to their
speeches generally, but to their arguments
/ in detail, My friends were often surprised
at the promptitudc and fullness of these
replies. They have often expressed ASTON
1suMrNr att and now, sir, can tell You
how it happened. ] kept NY eye upon the
gentleman l kept it upon the bank press,
&c. &c. | shall still keep my eye upon
the fugleman. This is what | shall do,
and what have already done, and With
good effect y
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THE NEW SENATE.

The following gentlemen compose the
new Senate. 1t will be seen that the Ad.
minislration of Gen. Harrison has ma.
jorlty Of friends in that body-the Wings
in Roman, Locos in Italic. The Senate
is now purged, and we hope it may never
again be made the supple tool for record
lug the edicts of any man. We want to
see it expunge the expunge and then take
that proud stand il once held, ard we shall
be satisfied.
MAINE. NEW JERSEY.
Ruel Williams. Sam'l. l.. Southland.
George Evans. Jacob W. Miller.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. PENNSYLVANIA.
Len Woodbury.. james Buchanan,
Fraakiin Pierce. Daniel w. Sturgeon
VERMONT DELAWARE.
Samuel Prentiss. Richard II, Bayard.
Samuel S Phelps. Thomas Clayton.
MASSACHUSETTS,. MARYLAND.
Isaac c. Bates. William d. MeFrick.
Rufus Choate. John l.. Kerr.
RHODE ISLAND. VIRGINIA
Nathan +. Dixon. William {. Rlyes.
James f. Simmons. William $. Archer.
CONNECTICUT. NORTH CAROLINA.
Perry Smih. Willie r. Mangum.
J. W. Huntingdon. William A. Graham.
NEW YORK. SOUTH CAROLINA.
SilGs Wright. John G. Calhoun.
n. P. Tallmadgc. William c. Preston.
ONO. GEORGIA.
William Allen. Alfred Cnta0eyt.
BeFjnm;n Tappdn. john II. Berrion.
KENTUCKY. MICHIGAN.
Henry Clay. Augustus S. Porter.
Jas. T. Morehead. W. C. Woodbridge.
TENNESSEE ALABAMA.
A. o. p. Nicholson. IV!lliGm r. King.
Vacancy Clement C. Clay.
LOUISIANA. MISSISSIPPI
Alexander Nouton. Robert j. Walker.
Alexander Barrow. John Henderson.
ARKANSAS. INDIANA.
WtHiGm y. Fulton. Albert s. White.
Aler III Sscier. Oliver II. Smith.
MISSOURI ILLINOIS.
Thomas II Benton. Samuel HcRobertS
Lcrts f. Lima. Richard IL. Young
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AGEN7y

CD. n. u. Cachran, Necklepburg, NC.
Chas. ". Harris, Mil Grove, y. G.
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NOTICE.
Lost or GEisIaisI,

Ia NOTE on Msreus 6. Alexander fof abcu,
~ Thrsy-fvo Doilafs, aud dated about tho
I; Of BohraArf. l5li Al rersoes are fore.
bsfped trading Tot SAID Note. as the paymen, has
sru s,spaed.
JAMES MOETEITH.
Nuch !. isfi. t95
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United States Bank Stock has been SOLD
in New York at Is Dollars per share,
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