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srr.roR1AL FRASkrNG.-The fol

SENATORIAL FRANKING.-Ihe tol-
loving is the list read by Mr.. Iverson,
in the course of his recent speech in the
United States Senate, showing how many
Of his speeches each Senator had folded
and mailed from the Senate's folding
room at the expense of the public
They were folded, mailed and franked'
but not printed, at the public charge
:. Mr.. Allen sent 800; Mr.. Bales none
Mr.. Bell 1000; Mr.. Benjamin IL 900 ;
MIR. Bigler $4,000; Mr.. Bright $4,000 ;
Mr.. Broderick $4,000; Mr.. Brown 49,
600; Mr.. Cameron 10000; Mr.. Chan
dler 2l4,O00 Mr.. Chestnut none; Mr..
Clark $500; Mr.. Clay 1880; Mr..
CIingman 2I,500; Mr.. Collamer 5000 +;
Mr.. Crittenden 10000; Mr.. Davis 6000i
Mr.. Doolittle 1000; Mr.. Douglas 345,-
600; Mr.. Durkee $500; Mr.. Fessen-
den 1850; Mr.. Fitch 1900; Mr..
Fitzpatrick 1900; MIR. Foot 1000; MIR
Foster 1000; Mr.. Green 10000; Nr
Gwin 19,500; Mr.. Hale $4,000 Mr.
Hamlin 10000; Nr. Harlan 10000
Mr.. Houston 5000; III. Hunter 1000
Mr.. Iverson 5000; Mr.. johnson of Ar
]
kansas 5000; Mr.. johnson Of Tennes
see IL, 900; Mr.. Jones 1000; Mr.. Ken,
needy 5000; Mr.. King $4,000; Mr..
/ Mallory 5000; Mr.. Mason 1000 Mr.
Pearce 5000; Mr.. Polk 15,000; Mr.
Pugh 1000; Mr.. Reid 1000 Mr.. Rice
1000; Mr.. Sebastian 5000; Mr.. Sew,
ard $1,000; Mr.. Shields none; Mr.
/ Simmons $500; Mr.. Slidell 5000; Mr.
Stuart $4,000; Mr.. Sumner 1000; Nr
Thompson of Kentucky none Mr.
Thompson of New Jersey 1000; Mr
Toombs 1000; Mr.. Trumbull 10000
Mr.. Wade 1000; Mr.. Ward none Mr.
Wright 1000; IF. Yulee 2000."
The list does not contain the name o
| Senator Wilson,
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VICTORY!
Governor, Legislature and Congressman
all Republican.

CONCORD, March Sill P. NJ
Sixty-seyen towns show the Sllowing
result for Governor: Goodwin 1880
Cate 1898. Goodwin's majority 1861.
To the House, 1O5 Republicans and
Sc Democrats are elected. Eight of the
twelve Senators elected are Republican.
The three Republican candidates for
Congress are elected. The House viii
stand about the same as last year.
DOVER, March 8-11 80 p. M
Strafford County complete gives Good
win 35O9, Cate 2G77. For Congress
Marston 1926, Marcy 2714. Marston's
majority will reach nearly 800,
THE LATEST.
CONcoRD, March 9. l A. NJ. We
have footed up 100 towns, which give
Goodwin 2727 majority, 1876 Republi-
can Representatives, and 60 Democrats
elected; Republican Senators and 4
Republican Councillors and one Demo,
Graf. Ever Republican member of Con
gress elected.
TIE HOUSE OF PREsENTATIyEs.
MANCHESTER, March 8-l1 80 P. NJ
Manchester elects - Republicans and
| Democrats to the House; Dover, G Re
publicans and 2 Democrats; Canaan
/ Claremont, Lyme, Walpole, Derry, Lon
donderry and Darlington, each 2 Repub
Leans; Rochester, Republicans; New
market, Democrats Hebron, l Dem
ocrat (again); Bridgewater, Hill, Dur
ham, Madbury, Pennington and Sout
Newmarket, each l Republican; StraI
ford, 1 Democrat. Total, A Republi
cans, Z Democrats.
The LAST MOMENTS OF THE Posi-
. MASTER GENERAL. Washington, Marc
= 8.-The Postmaster General died &
about half-past 9 this morning. He ha
occasional delirium, during which h
called for " the Bill" evidently alIudin
to the defeated Post Office Approprii
ton bill. Quarter of an hour previou
TO his death, he was conscious, and Toe
leave Of bis family.
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Irasburgh Lyceum.

The Irasburgh Lyceum will hold its
next meeting at the old school house on
Friday evening the 1lth inst. Question
for debate -
ReS0lred, That the United States would
receive more benefit from the abolition Of
slavery than from the prohibition of the
use Of intoxicating drinks.
DIsP UTANT Affirmative: A. W
Howard, Z. E. jameson. Negative: S
Stanford, II. c. Flint.
Rev. 7. d. Hopkins will read an Is
say.
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Morrill's Agricultural College
Bill Vetoed.

1t will be remembered by our readers
that at the last session Of Congress, the
Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, one of Yermonts
very efficient Congressman, introduced a
bill granting a certain number Of acres of
government lands to each of the several
states for the purpose of establishing Ag-
riculural Colleges, the main feature in
which should be the teaching the science
Of agriculture. After months of inces-
SAINT labor he has finally accomplished his
purpose of securing the passage of such
an act by both houses Of Congress, and
that too by respectable majority. But
our very careful President has put a
stopper to the bill in the shape of his ex-
ecutive veto, because he has serious con.
stitutional objections to it, and therefore
this bill which IS really of more impor
lance than any that has been brought t,
the notice of Congress for years, mus
fail. The President has other and large
fields of action. Cuba, Mexico and Cen
tral America must be attended to, in or
der to open a better market for slave
hereaiter-in short, there is nothing con
stitutionaI with him that does not look t
the spread Of that national sin. It's con
stitutional 10 rob the treasury of untol
millions and squander itin carrying slave
Iry over the public domain, but quite III
. constitutional to donate portion of thos
lands to foster learning and to further tn
interests of agriculture, the most impol
tant of all interests.
3 Though Mr.. Morrill's bill is defeate
at the hands of the President, he deserve
j great praise in working it into a vetoab
] shape.
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81 Judge Mcclure of Pittsburg, has
announced that he shall refuse applica-
tions for divorce made to him, in every
case where a possible excuse can be
found for doing SO. His reason for this
declaration is, that by the multiplicity OF
applications which have Of late come be-
fore him, he is led to believe that an alb
solute disregard for the marriage reIa-
ton is spreading rapidly among the low
er class in that vicinity.
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"a The couple that for half an hour
kissed each other in the gallery of the
House Of Representatives, came from
Long Island an old bachelor and wild
ow, who had recently been married, and
were making bridal tour to Washing
ton. They were constituents of MIR.
Soaring, who was overwhelmed will
congratulations over the conjugal afec
ton that prevails in his district.
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gg One day after dinner last week
the prisoners in the Franklin county,
Ohio prison refused to return to their
cells, and, displaying brickbats, minated
to the jailer (who was alone) that if he
interfered with them he would receive
his quietus. Being man of pluck, the
jailer instantly produced revolver, and
facing the sinister and scowIing crowd,
told them he would shoot the first man
who resisted, when the craven Williams
scattered with a yell of fright, and per-
mitted themselves to be locked up in
their cells.
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GREAT SALE OF WooL.-A great
sale of wool, said to be the largest which
ever took place in Boston, was made in
that city on Thursday of last week, at
the warehouse of Bingham, Joy & Co.
The wareroom was filled with buyers
from all parts of the country; the bid
ding was very spirited and the prices
satisfactory. The whole amount of wool
was about 100000 pounds. We notice
that some lots of fine wool from Vermont
sold as high as IS cents.
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- The town treasurer of a town in

Gg The town treasurer of town in
Washington county, Wisconsin, having
collected a large amount of taxes, left it
with his wife and went on a Journey
After he was gone, a pedler had leave
to stay over night in the house. In the
night, those disguised robbers entered
the house and threatened the woman
with instant death if she did not give up
the money. Her screams awoke the
pedler who shot one of the robbers, the
other two making their escape. Upon
examination, the shot robber proved to
be the town treasurer himself
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Gg At Indianapolis, few evenings
since, little girl wanted to go to heav-
en-" and in order to accomplish her de-
sire she procured vial containing laud-
anum, of which she drank. She was,
however, found before the narcotic
draught had caused the chiId's death.
The little creature was, with some diff,
Guilty, restored to her consciousness and
the embrace of her loving parents.
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Observation-Disclosures. S. NJ. Petten-
gill & Co., the enterprising advertising
agents, have made donation to the
Mount Vernon Fund, through Hon
Edward Everett, of $500. In letter
accompanying the donation, they state
that Mr.. Bonner, proprietor of the New
York Ledger, has for the year past
through them, paid the press over one
hundred thousand dollars for advertis-
ing.
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MANY LISTERS,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH II.
Cambridge Cattle Market

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1853.
At market 672 Cattle, $50 Beeves and 1872
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-AlarkeI Deef-Extra 81 75as,O LIST
quality, S7,O0a7 20; I'd quality, IS, 75a6 ,25 Sd
quality, S5,0Oao, co. ordinary, 81 ,00aO, 90.
Working Oxen-S60aI75.
Cows and Calves-S30a6S
earngs-S00a00.
Two Years Old-S20a25.
Three Years Old-S26a31.
Sheep and lambs-2050 at market, Extra.
So, 75a7, 90. By lot So, O0a325
Veal Calves Sales at so, 50a0,0O.
Swine-000 Western at market.
Hides-7a8 per ID.
Talow-7aSe per lb.
Pets-S1. 50aSl 70 each
Calf Skins-14aI5 cts perlb.
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gF The little Piccolomini gave a Con.

e. The little Piccolomini gave a Con-
cert in Troy, n. Y, last week, and was
serenaded afterwards, She appeared
and, the Troy Times says, pronounced
the following grafton. 1t is decidedly
superior to the concluding portion of one
of Mr.. Everett's speeches, which we
quoted a few days ago.
Shentlemen am veer mooch abli-
gee for dis complement. I am veer
poore speak Anglish, unit ! feels SLEEPY"
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81 We wish to say this week what
we had not-for the want of space-an
opportunity of saying last, that the state
ment made in the article copied from the
Bennington Banner, to the effect that a
communication on the subject Of insu-
rance and signed A Farmer" published
several weeks since, was paid for as an
advertisement, Is not true. We have
never received a cent for it and do not
expect TO. When men of respectable
standing in community request us to pub,
fish articles intended to advance the pub.
lie good, we are glad to do so gratis
without money and without price" anC
sometimes are led to copy the product O.
a dirty mind merely at the request Of Z
gentleman-Vide the article from tn,
Banner.
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Mr.. Sickles.

The New York papers profess no sym
pathv for Mr.. Sickles, but on the other
hand show his character heretofore to
have been rather unfavorable.
The Albany Eoening Statesman, says;
The career of the individual who so
pompously enacts the character Of the
injured husband in this domestic tur-
MOL is familiar to our citizens, as, indeed,
it is known to the people of the entire
State. He has a reputation for every
thing bit integrity, honor, morality and
manhood. If there is a moral vice with
which he is not conversant-practicaiiy
familiar-we think it must be indeed
modern. Those who are familiar with
the libertine career which first gave him
passession of the unfortunate woman
whom he now calls wife, will not be sur
prised at the denoument of his married
life. How she could so long preserve
her purity through such an example, is. "a
matter of conjecture. In a misfortune
which ordinarily commands for man 50
injured, the sympathy of every human
creature, he seems less entitled to the
consolation to be derived from the con-
dolence of his fellow citizens, than any
man we ever knew.
The Evening Post says:
Mrs. Sckles was married to her has
band at time when she was notyet out
of her girlhood, and she is even now but
twenty-five years of age. The charac-
ter of the husband too often corrupts
that Of the wife, particularly at the i'm
pressible period of early youth. Curses,
it is said in the old proverd, come home
to roost; and so. it may be said with
equal truth, do adulteries. Sickles was
excluded from decent society in this city
long ago; and it would be almost mir
acle if. in the school to which he took
his young wife, with her character ye
uniformed, she should preserve her limo
cence.
We do not mean to extenuate the in
jury done by Key to the man who s.
coolly took his life; it is one ofthe great
est that one man can commit against an
other. But there are states of social ex
istence in which mutual liberation is tn
rule of conduct, and SickIes, in acquirin
so perfectly the morals, should also hav
acquired the philosophy of the class t
which he belongs. 1t i'll became hin
who is so careless Of his own conduct,
set on foot investigations into the moral
, of others, and to avenge afalse step wit
death. No matter how nearly the o
: tense touched him, he should have trea
{ ed it as he treated criminal intrigues
t the same nature in which his own vii
Il was not connected, as a trifling matte
o as pleasant jest, as a thing to be passe
. off with sly allusion and a knowing loo
Il in short, as something which the ann
" rous intriguer was welcome to chronic
as among his triumphs.
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1t ministers to mind diseased
Dyspepsia and its concomitart evils, re-
suit in bodily as well as mental suffering.
The Oxygenated Bitters in restoring the
digestive organs to perfect health, restores
the mind to its natural yigor.
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GRAND CLmACTERIC OF BIDDYD0M.
Mr.. Rogers hen at Peru Village laid
an egg the other day of extra size, con-
tanning another egg within another shell
all perfect. Two eggs day, not quite
equal to our old blue hen, for every
day she lays two eggs, and Sunday she
lays three (N. ~ Stand
ard
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NOTICED.

A Ii persons out Of the town of Westfeld are
IA forbidden harboring or trusting Rogene
st ebbins, Cornelius S. Stebbins and Clarriss
StebO ms, minor heirs Of the late Lucius Steb-
bins, as town paupers of said town Of Westield,
as they absconded aboutten DAYS since from said
town by the assistance Of Mrs Elvira Miller, their
mother, unknown at the time TO the authority Of
said town.
A. w. ANAIS, Oyerseer Of Poor.
Westfeld, March Z. 1853. IIw3
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MUSTANG LNnIENT.-This medicine
will, if applied in ssasca, heal ali cracks
in plastering, and it has been known 10
heal knot hole in pine board.
J. NJ. Henry & Sons, Waterbury, are
the General Agents for New England.
For sale by A. G. Randall, Irasburgh.
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"a The report that Judge Mclean
and Judge fancy have an intention of
Of resigning their seats On the Bench of
the Supreme Court is denied.
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Is At the starch factory in Coventry,
more than $4,000 bushels Of potatoes
have been worked up during the past sea-
son, making about a hundred and seven
tons Of starch. We doubt if any other
factory in the county has done so large a
business.
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e. There is an old gentleman living
near Hightstown, n. j. (Mr. Robert
Ayres) who has had twenty-four children
nineteen now living. His grandchil-
dren number ffty-seyen.
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A STAMPEDE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-We
are informed that no less than twenty
seven young meE, sons Of tie most re-
spectacle forehanded" families in VIII
liston, viii leave for California, the pres
ent month-lSentiHel.
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"a Two white men, Clayton and
Coleman, convicted of negro stealing,
were hung at Barnyille, S. c., on the
18th ult. There were about 2O00 per-
sons present at the execution.
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FIRE AT BUFFALO. Buffalo, March
7.-Herkimer Block was burned on Sat
arday night. 1t was occupied as stores
and law offices, the contents of all of
which were destroyed Loss $4,000 ;
insured for $4,000.
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BODY OF THE LOST BALLooNIsT
Found. Adrian, Mich, March s.
The remains of Ira S. Thurston. the
aeronaut, who made the unfortunate as
censiOn from this city last September,
were found on Sunday last, near Toledo,
and ten miles from the place Of his as
cent.
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OLD CoNs.-At the sale of coins in
New York last week, q Washington half
dollar Of 1892, sold for S57. A few
days since Mr.. Charles H. Morse, Of this
city, sold United States cent of 1898
for S2l.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


The Scotsman says that Sir f. 1,
Bulwer Lytton will resign the Colonial
Secretaryship in favor Of Mr.. Gladstone
the destination of Sir Edward being
the House of Peers.
The army estimates, which were
published on the 18th, show a decrease of
about 1900 men for the home and colo
NAL service, and an increase of about a.
900 men for the Indian service, the total
number of men being 100000. The
home and colonial force is to consist of
$4,000 men; the Indian army will num-
Der about 100000. The cost of the
British army (apart from that for India9is
set down at eli, 568,0OO, being a decrease
on the previous year of 99965. The
Globe looks upon the estimates as a proof
thai the government does not apprehend
continental war. They may, however,
be merely an indication that the govern
ment does not intend to NEEDLE in such a
war.
The Board Of Trade returns for the
month of December and for the 1858
were issued on the 18th. The declared
valueof exports for the month amounted
to 9lO,O58,769, being an increase ovel
the closing month of 1857 of f2,9l0,
728. For the year the total value o
the exports was G16,6I4881, being :
decline on the preceding year of e., 450,
OOO.n
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PIEDMONT.

The OpjniOne of Turin says that if
conservative Europe disappoints the ex-
pectations now raised, all the enthusiastic
young men Of Italy viii become partizans
Of Alazzini and the revolution.
The Genoese papers speak of the
formation in Piedmont of the bases Of
nine regiments, to be composed of volun-
teeIs from other states.
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OREGoN.-With Oregon, the Federal
Union consists Of thirty-three States, in
eighteen of which slavery is not allowed.
The relative positions of the free and
the slave States may be shown at a
glance, as follows:
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WANTED.

A PARTNER with small Cash capital, to
I n engage in the Boot and Shoe business
should prefer man acquainted with the BUSH
ness (and Of good reputation welIoualifsd to
take charge Of the Cutting and Fitting, yet that
may not be positive requirement Our facili-
ties Tor making money cannot be beat in North-
ern Vermont. It is rare chance for good 90.
ahead man. We have the best loacation Ia town.
apply soon. Address
SAMUEL STANFORD.
lrasburgh, Vt. lift
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Oh, she was ajewel of a wife," said
Pat, mourning over the loss of his better
halt, "she always struck me with the
soft end of the mop
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Notice.

The Listers of the several Towns in the Coun.
ty of Orleans are requested to meet at the Town
House in Irasburgh, on Tuesday, the ed day of
March, for the purpose of establishing some uni-
form rates of Listing the Personal Property in
said County.
MANY LISTERS.
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FOR SALE or TO RENT.

a NEW and conveniently situated Dwelling
n house with good wood-shed and Horse
barn, and a neVer-iailing well Of water.
G- Terms easy. Apply to S. STAMFORD,
lrasburgh. lift
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DEATH. st. Louis, March 6.-Hen-
ry S. Geyer, formerly Z. S. Senator
from Missouri, died last night.
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Foreign News.

Our files of English papers to the 18th
ult., by the Europa, have arrived, and
we take from them the following items of
interest:
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent of the Times
of Thursday evening, says that the warn
ing given to La Presse was owing TO
the complaints of the Papal Nuncio in
Paris Of the language used against the
Pope and the Pontifcal government.
The Daily Neacs remarks that it is
significant Of the complete distrust witt
which the policy of the French govern.
ment, despite its grand professions, i.
universally regarded, that discussion:
have arisen upon the probability of the
censure of the Presse proving the frs
of series of official manifestations tend
ing to calm the public mind and tt
smooth the way to a loan.
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AJTSTRT IA

smooth the way to loan.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, writing on the 10th ult.,
says:
The following brief but important no.
tice has just been seen me; Authentic
/ information has been received that the
Russian soldiers who were on furlough
have been called in. Orders have also
been given to the Russian frontiers, who
long denied that there was any unusual
military movements in the empire, now
speak Of the advance of troops from
Tagaurog to the Moldavian frontier, and
the Augsburg Gazette has learned from
Poland that the fortresses in that king.
dom are being inspected by some of the
most distinguished Russian officers. /
is evident that a tremendous storm i:
brewing, and it cannot we'll be doubted
that it will soon burst. 1t is the aim o
Russia and France 20 reduce Austria tt
the same level with Turkey, but Austria
although old, is full of vigor. In orde
that you may know exactly what impor
lance is to be attached to the news con
tanned in my letters Of to-day and yester
day, it must be stated that it was acquir
ed from perfectly unexceptional sources
AUSTRIAN ITALY.
Trade Is stagnant at Milan, manufact
urers idle, and workmen dismissed.
The Notifications at Venice are bein
rapidly strengthened, armed with heavie
artillery.
[. A letter from Venice Of the 10th ms
? says that the population of that city al
= as much occupied with the gayeties of til
!, carnival as if no misunderstanding e1
= listed between the French and Austria
} governments but when one goes frol
= the Lido to San Sicolo be will find lara
l. detachments of troops and engineers o
r cupied in the construction of batterit
h and provisional fortifcation. All IL
f mouths Of the port are covered with ba
i teries, on which cannon of the heavie
calibre are mounted. The general
engineers displays great activity in secu
ing the city against an attack. Worl
- men are employed night and day in tt
arsenal. In the meantime trade is a
~ initiated.
PIEDMONT.