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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Defeat Of the Cariisis ~ Tug
dargary, with tie Loss Of
Two Hundred Men.
General Flo AbandOns the
Cause Of Don Carlos.

PARIS, March lh.--Ihe assembly hns
appointed n jury OF physicians 10 OK
anime BOnaparllsls enjoying pensions
for iniirmilles (which are alleged to
have been contracted IN the service,
with the understanding that the Ms
sembly dissolve for six months after
the Easter, recess the left consents thu
there shall be no elections 10 III VA
eanciea.
MADRID, March Is. The CarlIsts
Lost Two hundred men before Hugdar-
gary,
DUBLIN, March ls,-St, Patrok's day
was celebrated throughout Ireland
without disturbance,
MUNICH, March ls.-Don Alfonso
aud Princess Blanca are here,
BERLIN, March lS,-The Times says
Spain demands the extradiilon OF Don
Alfonso, brother OF Don Carlos
The archbishop OF Cologne, In be-
half Of the whole Roman Catholic
eplscopale Of Prussia, las addressed II
letter TO the Prusslan diet, urging II
not 10 pass the ecclesiastical bill,
which gives the people II share In the
administration Of local church proper
~. In consequence Of the petition OF
the archbishop Of Cologne TO the land
tagge against that part of the ecclesI-
astical bill which gives the people par
tlcipation In the control OF local
church property, the government has
had the bill altered 40 as TO deprive
priests OF any share In the administra-
ton of such property.
MADRID, March lS.-lt Is rumored
that General Ellis has abandoned Don
Carlos cause.
Advces from the north state that
nine battallons of Carlists made Il
night attack on the town of Iudar-
gary, but were repulsed with great loss
after Il two hours fight.
LONDON, March Is, -The horse, Gun
ner, won the Lincolnshire handicap.
Girodet Il Co., general merchants,
have suspended payment. Their lia-
bilities are statedto be 50, 600,OO Their
suspension was caused by the failure of
John G. lmburn Il Co. Other suspen-
sions are said to be- imminent.
The general South American Bank
ing company, with u limited capital of
100000 pounds, has suspended.
TORONTO, March lS,-Dr 0Brien,
of Brookville, has been appointed
Catholic bishop Of Kingston.
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FLOOD.
The lee Break Up In Pennsylvania
Destruction Of Briiges-Trayel In
terruptcd-TOtal Loss Estimated nj
over Two Million Dollars.

The lee Break Up In PenDsy Iynnia--
Destruction Of Briiges-Travel In
terruptcd-TOtal Loss Estimated nj
over Two Million Dollars.
SuNBURy, Pa, March lS.-The rail-
road bridges here were saved by load
ing them with filled coal cars.
PoRT JERvls, March lS.--The flood
is the most disastrous here ever known,
The Erie bridge cost $4,000; Burett
bridge 5000. The individual loss
will reach 100000. Basket bridge Sll'
600, lumber loss $4,000. The loss will
be above $1,000, 900. This does not in
clude the probable loss below here.
DANvILLE, PA, March IS. - The
bridge is gone. The water is higher
than in 1865 and swelling. The bridges
at Wilkesbarre, Plymouth and Nanti'
coke are in great danger
WILKEsBARRE, March lS.-The gas
works are flooded and the city is in
the dark now. Three bridges from
above are jammed in gorge three miles
above here. The weather ID growing
colder Everything will freeze solid
tonight.
HARRIsBUBG, Pa, March lS.-The ice
is passing quietly. No damage Is APP
pretended to this county.
COLUMBIA, Pa, March lS.-The ice
in the Susquehana river at this point
commenced running at 800 this after
noon, and is still running past in one
continuous mass. At this hour Is z.
M. it carried away the winding bridge
of the tide water canal company az
Wrightsville, and moved one of the
piers of the Columbia bridge twenty
eight inches out of its place, rendering
the bridge impossible for travel.
The telegraph wires have been broken
by the displacement of the span of the
bridge.
The ice and water has done consid-
cradle damage to the Pennsylvania
tracks west of here, piling the ice on
the tracks, and rendering the passage
of trains impossible. 1t also swept
down a great many telegraph poles,
cutting of telegraphic communication
with points between Columbia ana
Harrisburg.
PIrrsroN, Pa, March 1S.-The loss
of four bridges, and the damage to
property by the ice Hood reaches more
than half million dollars. The ice Is
again gorged at Remover, three miles
above this place, to the heighth OF
twenty feet, and extendingupt the river
for about five miles.
The Lehigh Valley railroad track is
entirely covered with ice six feet in
heights in the narrows two miles
north of here. They have a gang OF
workmen digging and trying to clear
the track. 1t is impossible to say how
soon they can run through. No trains
have been able to reach here. a great
many mines in this locality have stop
ned work on account of their having
no route left by which to ship their
coal. The greatest anxiety exists here
in regard to the weather. Should II
become warm enough to move the
gorge, it will cause more destruction
than Tuesdays flood.
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rlncad IIndar Ilnnan.

MCHMoND, VA March Is, = The
personal feencounler between Mr., j,
A, Cowardin Of the Dispatch, aud A,
lrulkerson, VI the house 0f delegates,
resulted lust evening, Ia the arrest Of
the latter, aud James i, Cowardin, son
of the senior Mr.. uowardln, on u
charge Of heing about 10 engage In n
duel or ull,rwise break the peace,
They We're taken before The police JUS
tlce this morning, when, after invesll
CATION, they were placed under bonds
Of one thousand dollars eaeh TO Keep
the peace, The correspondence which
passed between the parties evidently
on the part Of Mr., Cownrdln, Jr., meant
business, while Mr., Hulkorson declined
10 recognize him In the matter unless
Mr., .Cow0rdln ST., would confess his
unwllllngness, by reason Of inability
or lncapaclty, TO seek redress,
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WASHaM CTON.
A. b. Norton Nominated for Post
master at Dallas.

WASHINGTON, March is. - Dis
patches from all points show that st.
patricks day was celebrated with un-
usual splendor.
The senate, in executive session, rat
flied the Sandwich Islands treaty and
confirmed Wyman as assistant treas
nrer.
The republicans held caucus this
morning over the resolution. recognize
ing Kellogg, with 10 result. The eau
Gus met again this afternoon, and
again adjourned without definite ac-
ton.
Nominations-J. G. Parker, judge
of the western district of Arkansas
A. B. Norton, postmaster at Dallas,
Texas.
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BY REFERENCE to our dispatches II
will be seen that our distinguished
co9fr0c, Hon. a. i. Norton, editor OF
the lntelllgenoer Of this city, has beon
nominated 10y President Grant for post
master Of this city. Wepresume there
II little doubt but that he will be con-
lirmed.
This news will doubtless take our
citizens by surprise, os no change
whatever was anticipated, The pres
ent incumbent, Mr., Jones, has given
very general satisfaction, and when,
some time since, there were rumors of
change, n petition, very numerousy
signed, was transmitted to the eXecu-
tive requesting his retention In the po-
sition.
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LOUISIANA.


Instructive Fire-A Negro Man ana
white Burned-Ipjuncfion Against
the Issuance of state Bonds = ke'
ceiyers Appointed tor the New Dr.
leans and Texas Railroad
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-The front
of the square on Decard street between !, !,
Rampat and Dryades including
Thompson,s stables aud about twenty
animals. was burned to-day. Loss one
hundred thousand dollars, mostly insur-
ed in local companies. Several firemen
were injured and negro man and a
white woman are believed to have
been burned to death.
Judge Woods to-day rendered DE.
cislon sustaining the injunction against
the auditing hoard, prohibiting the IS
sne of consolidated bonds In liquida'
tion of the states indebtedness to the
ievee company. The original in1unc,
ton was granted upon the petition o
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Governor Chambcrlin Vcfoes the
Funding Riil-FrnuduIent Claims
Incompetent Commissioners Lead
linz Negro Radicals DenOunce the
Governor.
CHARLESTON, $. G., March 49,
Great excitement was caused in the
legislature at Columbia to-day 10y the
veto from Governor Chamberlin ofthe
bill to liquidate the floating debt OF
the state. The governor says the re-
Spouse given by the legislature to his
efforts to enforce a policy of rigid
economy has not met'his expectations,
The passage by the legislature of large
appropriations aud an unlimited
amount of questionable claims and the
failure to pass a bill to reduce salaries
have rendered it impossible for him to
consent'to add one dollar to the weight
of taxation which now Cypress the
people, and he would regard the
approyal of this act as an act OF I'M
pardonable injustice to all those whose
interest he is sworn to protect Inc
aggregate taxation is now without
precedent and vast majority OF the
claims embraced in the bill are unpaid
legislative certificates, which nave
been made to cover vast frauds. These
claims as whole do not, in his opln'
ion, constitute valid obligation OF the
state, aud the commission, as whole,
he is reluctantly compelled tc
say, does not command his confidence
for the work assigned them, nor the
confidence of the public. For these
reasons he withholds his approval O
the bill.
A long and angry debate FOLLOWED
the reading of the message. Severa
prominent colored representatives de
nounced the governor bitterly. NJ
vote was reached, but the indication
are that the conservatives, aided D.
reform republicans, will be able TO stis
tain the vote.
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Contested VIII.

New YORK, March lS.-The case OF
Sam Ward was heard yesterday In
the surrogate court, In proceedings on
the probate of the will of Sam Ward,
ir., who was about twenty-one years OF
age and bequeathed. forty thousand
dollars in these words 81 give all my
earthly estate to my mother. | do not
know my father" The mother died
soon after. The counsel for the con-
testant holds that the will was eX-
ecuted under undue influence.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFEIcE, CITY OF DALLAS,
Marah x lSTE

MAYORS OFEIcE, CITY OF DALLAS,
March o, 1875.
In obedience to the laws of the state of
Texas and the charter of the city OF Dallas,
an election will be held in each ward of the
CITY of Dallas, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
April, A. D. 1875, at the respective voting
places in each ward, to-wit:
First ward-Jetfries & Terry's old store;
Second ward-Goble..s store;
Third ward-Frck's old store;
Fourth ward--Young's school house;
For the following city officers
A mayor, marshal, treasurer, assessor and
collector, attorney, engineer and ten alder
men, viz:
Three aldermen In the first ward;
Two aldermen in the second ward;
Three aldermen In the third ward;
Two aldermen in the fourth ward.
The presiuing officers OF election for each
ward will hold the election at the times and
places above designated, within the hours
and in the manner prescribed by law and
the charter OF the city.
Witness my hand and the seal of the city
of Dallas this the fifth day OF March, 1875.
w. l.. CABELL. Mayor.
w. II. PRATHER, Secretary. 20dlOd
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Colonel, II, \, Naomi, I'D, ID, Nor
gan aud James A, llaynor have been
appointed by Judge Woods receivers OF
the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
railroad,
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CAIRO, ILL.,, March lS.-The livery
stable of Miles Parker and the grocery
of Mrs. Simmons was burned to-day
Twenty-Five horses and ten buggies
were consumed.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

For city property 400 acres of land, ~ miles
northwest OF Dallas. This land can be had
at o bargain by applying to
+. Il. GUEDRY, Broker,
26dlw No. IL Lamar street.
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FOR SALE,

On easy terms, that large and conveniently
situated house, No. 929 Main street, now hav-
ing good run of custom will be sold OF
exchanged by applying early to
L. f. GUEDRY Broker,
28dlw No. IL Lamar street.
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Convention,

RALEIGH, n. G., March ls,-rhe
house Of representatives to-day passed
the senate bill cnlllng u convention 10
be held on the 9th OF September aud
the bill Is now law.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Dallas, March 8, 1875.

The firm of Lloyd 4 Weller is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, b. o. Weller re.
firing. j. Lloyd is alone authorized to col
lect and settle the accounts of the firIr.
j. LLOYD,
2ld2w BEN. o. WELLER.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Williams a Crowdus, Drug
gists, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, DR.. Crowdus retiring. Either member
will settle the Old business.
j. l.. WILLIAMS,
j. w. CR0WDUS.
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New YORK, March 1S.-Adams q
Fuller, sugar refiners, have asked al
extension of their creditors.
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WILLIAMS & ToLLIvER.

In retiring from the drug business, beg to
tender my thanks to the good people of this
city for their liberal p atronage to the firm of
Williams " Crowdus. ! wish to say, further,
that the business anu association of the old
firm has been of the most pleasant and sat
lsfactory character, and as ! know.the char
acter Of the young men who are to COSTUME
the business of our old house hereafter, can
confldentially and do most cheerfully recon-
mend them to the favorable consideration OF
the public, and bespeak for them a full
share of the public patronage in their line.
20dlw j. W. CROWDUS.
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Boarding House.

MRS. 7. A. NoLEN, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Dallns, that she has
taken the residence OF Captain John II
Bryan, on Lamar street, Immediately north
OF the post Office where she VIII keep n
house is airy aud ioomy, and tIere Is on the
premises two immense cist'ms of rain
water, of the purest and best kind. Her
terms will be reasonable and she solicits the
patronage of the public.
OSllm
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FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1S.--Al
the strikers have returned TO work.
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FAC. ToLLIvER

Having purchased the entire interest of DIR.
j. W. Crowdus In the drug store heretofore
owned by Williams 4 Crowdus the business
Quoted in he name OF the subscribers, who
beg TO say to our friends and the citizens of
Dallas and surrounding country that our
ability and facility for meeting the demands
Of the public III our line VIII by no means DC
assume the business under u new firm name,
we hope that our old friends aud patrons
will not forget that we are at the old stand,
ready to accom- odate those who may favor
MS with II call.
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TIE WEATHER.

For gulf states and Tennessee falling
barometer, warmer aud cloudy wealth
or, with southeast winds and rain
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FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 10,
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper Ia Northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
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9ailgAerald

mice ia emerald ni0ek," Corner si
Main auh Lamar streets, over First
National Hank, business once
Front ho0m, Second story,
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Fresh Fish and Oysters
FOR SALE.

Frank Lantery. at the Lafayette restaurant
on Lamar street, next door to the Morning
star saloon. ha inst received and win keep
on hand full supply o. fresh red dzh. rel
e,s h, r te Viii sci ~ sesS ,a,e ~ so,n,
lilies, and will serve the same In every Ntsis
at the Lafayette restaurant GIVE him
call. ~uu
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-27
9UMMONa.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEv.
L enih judicial District, OF the ate OF Ne.
vads. IN and for the County Of Lincoln.
hhtner ADrahsn.on, plaintiff, Va. Julius Abra-
hanson, defendant.
Action brought IN the District Court Of thu
Seventh Judicial District of the State OF Nevada.
IN and for the County of Lincoln, and he com.
plant MED in said County Of Lincoln, in the
once OF the CLERK OF said District Court
The State of Nevada W nds greeting to Julius
Abrahamson, de endant:
You are hereby required to appear In an ac.
tion brought against you. by the above named
piain,iT IN the District Court OF the seventh Ju.
dfcial District, OF the htate of Nevada. IN md
Tor be County of Lincoln, and answer the m,
plaint hled therein. within ten days fexclusiya
OF tna day OF service) after the service ON yuu
oi TINS sunni ons, II served III said county; ur,
u served out OF said County, but wit, III ssid
District, within twenty days, and in all other
cases forty days; or judgment by default will
pe taKen against you. according TO the prayer u
said complaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain a decre.
OF this Court dinsolying ho bonds o. mstrimo.
ny existing betw en- You, sale. defendant. and
said plaintiff, on the grounds that al the time ~
said marriage she was only OF tho age Of Is
ye.rs y months, and that said MARI ispe ceri.
mony was not performed by plaintiffs consent,
buf was forced and coerced to permit sad ctre.
moDy TO be performed. Since said tins hha
arrived at the spe of 16 years and has not con.
sented to said marriage. All of winch 10 more
F ~NAAJ "Se AoAth III plhlutiu'B cCmpln1Nss
70 winch You o. n ferrtd, aud further, that she
% allowed 10 resume her maiden name OF
Es her Davis. -
And ,on are hereby notified, that II You fell
TO appear and answer the said con, plant ~
above required. the said plaintiff will spply "a
the Conrt for the reli. herein demana.d. md
for costs Of suit In gold coin.
By order of Court.
(seall Given under my hand and tbe 90, ~
the District Court Of the Seventh JudicisI M.
trict OF the State of Nevada, in and for ~
County OF LintolD, this lth day Of June, In ihe
and seventy five.
P. D MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. HANroRD, Deputy Clerk.
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SheriR's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court, in and for the
County of Lincoln, state of Nevada and TO me-
directed and delivered, for a Judgment rem.
dered in said Court on the oath day Of July, A,
D. 1875, in favor of A. @. Wilson and against tho
Globe Silver Mining Company for the sum OF
1886 76 100 gold coin. with interest thereon at
the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, together
with t38 28-100 costs and disbursements at the
date of said Judgement, and all accruing costs
In like gold coin have levied upon the follow.
ing property, to wit
One 10-stamp mill, known as the Globe Silver
Mining Company's Mill one blacksmith sbop
one dwelling house, together with about "a
acres of land on which said mill is situated,
said mill and land situated In Pahranagat min
ing district about IA miles west from Hjko. I'm
Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF August.
A. ID. 1875,
Between the hours of Q O'Clock A. m and
o'clock p m, VIZ, II O'Clock m, will sell all
of said defendants right. title and Interest in
and to the above described property at the
Court.house door, In Pioche, County and state
aforesaid. at public auction to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy said
Judgment and interest and all costs in gold
coin. e
Dated Phoebe, July oath, 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By &. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
BLOOD Will TELL!
I M R TIA N tt

Eks aud Dealers In Thorupah.
bred Cattle and other Lave HtCch,
will bc at klko and v nsnucse
rom 10th to 2Stb June, with " head VI Thor.
ousnDrsd shorf-horn tDurhsm) Bulls and Hsif.
ers from Kentucky dirsct. Ages IN m ! 10 ie
months; coloIs, nd nd ROADS. Pnrtjts Who
desire to breed up their stock can have chsuoe
70 purchase at III, der~ts profit over cost and
freight. This is the 9Th Year. 66th car iosd snd
1th importation Of the saxes, aud all stock ~
selected from the best beef stru,ns. We bavo
many animals witch at four years old III
welsn from z.soo TO 5000 lbs. Come aud sso
EN- Bee Eastern cattle market r,n,,rt. for Az.
ference OF 6O to 200 PER cent between srsdeA
steers anu common stock. jsil.sw
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NOTICE.

ITO +. h. sCHIMMEN, 8. B. FERGUSON.
i George McClain 4 Henry Hatch, owners n
the following Mines. Silver Park Mining Dis.
tr1ct. Nye County, Nevada: =. r. Sch mmtn.
owner in the Hasssyampa mine, Miners Drssm
mine, Mineral Hill mine and Nevada Quesn
mine; \. b. Ferguson and George McClain.
owners in the Hsssayampa mine, Mineral HiIi
mine and Miners Dream mine; Henry Hatch.
owner in the Hasssyamps mine and Miner's \
Dream mine. You and each Of you, are hereby
notified that, If you do not appear within nipe,v
l9Ol days from tho date hereof and pay your
and each of your proportion OF the sxp. No.
incurred In developing said mines, the nnder.
law. Of your respective interests In saitl minas
Silver Park. July 18th, 1876. - -'''-'
jyi7-90d +. 4. KNIoHr
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LEGAL,
SheriR's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssuEp
~ out OF the District Court in and for the
county OF Lincoln. State OF Nevada, and 10 me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
~ said Court, on the Goth day Of July, A. ID.
ioio' IN 'avor OF Frank Wheeler, Geo. Arnold.
), .. haipin, Andrew Snod grass, Joseph Else
man and Frank Glendorh and against above
named defendant, C. Il. Light, FOR the sum OF
eI,OZ4 $1,000, gold coin. with interest on the
sum OF s6,402 S7-l00 st the rate OF 10 per cent.
per snnum from April sth, 1878, to July 20ih.
iote, IN Id coin, said inter- st now amounting
70 slSl 40-lO0, together with sl63 rs 100 costs
and dlsours' menis at the late Of said Judgment.
snd accruing costs, all in gold coin have lev.
10 wit: pf'''
Two hundred head OF cattle,
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, July Goth, 1875,
AT ~ O'Clock I'M will sell all the right, title
and interest of defendant, c. II. Light, in and
TO the above described property. sale to take
plsce at Bucks Ranc,, in Lincoln county
Nevada, at public au1 .ion. to the highest and
pest bidder, for casl in hand. to satisfy said
Judgment and all costs and interest in gold coin
Dated Pioche, July 23d. 1876.
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
By q. BrnDsaLL, Deputy Sheriff.
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