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Associated Press s.ispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.
Progress of tho Scourge--Hfortal-
ity Among Children Appar-
unity UunbntinR.

NKw ORLEANS, September "a --Dcaths To-
day include ?, children underI years Of age
Convalescents--Iscv. Jno. Matthews, OF Ca
rondelct street Methodist church; IInrlee and
three children, two of which are Col owen s
children, who also has Hight case DIR. J..
v. Taylor, OF New York Is improving,
Filed 12-3o-Dcaths, 81; cases reported, Ici;
total deaths, 2,io3, cases, s,i8s.
Iater-1hirteen deaths since noon aud one
hundred cases reported, of which thirty-elght
date prior to September 2ith. There were
III cases reported TO the Board of Health for
the - hours ending ut noon, of which l22 were
included In the Official report and IS omitted,
being prior TO Sept. 9th. Grand total OF
cases, I, S62,
Sisters Ambrose and Mary Ann, of 81. Eils-
abeth Asylum, are down with the fever.
The Orleans Central Relief Committee re-
port the issuance OF 81, 0io rations since It's
organization. ~
+. r. southmayd, secretary Of the Howard
Association, was to-day elected secretary
and treasurer of the Charity Hospital, vice
Richard Nagcnt, deceased.
The Y. NJ. Q. Association received dis
patch from winona, reporting several new
cases of fever there, and asks fortioctors and
nurses DIR. n. J. Wolf goes there to-mor-
row. 4E f.t ia.t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Quincy Raees.

QUINCY, liz, September E-rhe Quincy
races yesterday were great success. The at
tendance was estimated at over 20 600. First
race 2soth class, six heats, trotted-Redwood
taking nrst, Lady Grocsbeck second, MabrIno
General third, Lady Grocsbeck fourth, Mapri-
no General fifth, and Lady Groesbeck sixth
Time, 2;29h. In the free trot for all, Hopeful
Great Eastern and Scott Thomas started
Hopeful winning in three straight heats
Time, s;s6sl, ASK and s;i9A. The Iast hea
was half saoond better time than Goldsmith
! Maid made ON this truck In 1876. Class 40
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ending of n Strike .

LONDON, September THE strike against
the reduction OF wagesln colored cotton iacto-
ries at Radcliffe, Pilkinton and uuswerth has
ended In compromise.
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BATON ROUGE.
A Sudden Increase in New Cases--
Nurses Actively Employed.

BATON RuoE Sept. 27.--A lull yesterday
morning gave the hope that the fever was de-
creasing, but this morning, however, the situ-
alton is again threatening. Many persons
were taken down during last night, and this
morning the number Of cases reported as be-
Ing dangerously sick, according to the How
ards books, are about $50. Nurses are ao-
lively employed as the epidemic progresses.
We can't give any favorable news to-day.
Our telegraph operators In Mississippi, Mcssrs
flippen and Young, are doing their duty man
fully and deserve great praise for their faith
full performance Of duty at this hour,
Signed j. A. sTfmNsKi, Mayor
New cases, 50. deaths none.
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Environea with panger.

The dweller or temporary soJourher IN
malarions region OF country Is environea with
danger Besides inhaling at every breath an
atmosphere saturated with an infections poi
son. he also drinks water which Is In most In
stances likewise impregnntcd with the lever
and ague breeding miasmata. II bilious
subject, deficient Ia stamina, or Irregular IN
hnllt of body or digestion, his peril y innch
increased as these abnormal conditions are
| extremely favorable 10 the contraction OF ma
| iarial disease. hut this danger may be saieiy
encountered with the assistance OF iioste,iti
/ stomach Ditters, which completely nuihnss
| the atmosphrric virus, and nentrhlikes ne
| Constituents Of miasmA-tainted water. Ihls
| hanlgn nntidote 10 disease eradlcAtes nhu pIe
! vents fs-yers Of an Intermittent and bilious ~
| miifent tyne. besides enecting theronsh anu
nermnnenf reform OF those e.feeblesi OF ~
lar conditions Of the system when lnss's ~,
sniy III p"' sep2ie7lw.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON


eALvhsroN, septembm N'-MoSrr-Gold
looh silver-Americnn, pari Mexican, @i
New YORK sight, y discount New Orleans
sight, par. fr lh
hipks-Dryseiected. ioci picked, ~ stack
saiteu' rshci kips, i4ci wet sailed, Ike to
sac
WooL-Qniet, ana quotations nominnii Fine
Eastern, spring clip, 2o@s2c; Fine western,
i'e'Hpc' improved heNieen, ii@fc'
oALt-"eak' COARSE, Si'ssi me S'fo
IoffoN,-heeelp'sslo',e exports coast, H'o''
safes, H'si STOCK ss,fW'i market easyi
nr1inary or e' 20 '''''
Reeelpts for tho woe. n aG7, oxnorts coast.
wise, h57i, sales. 1919
New Yong. sentemi,cr q Gold onen,.d nj
lOOas stocks strong, money IIseDa, rold *, ex-
change long tsoh short Isl, state bonds nomi-
| nal, government bonds steady.
CorroS-euiet, sales ia, Mlddiinp tn,ands.
II; Mlddling Orleans lln
Futures firmer; September. 1884, October
| IO-s5; November. 1918, December. loft. jan
uary 1910
LIyEnroot. septembcr 27-Cotton-steady
Middling Uplands. o,.d, MiddIinp orleans.
sx; sales. IL. 600, for spcculation and export.
| 1000, REGENTS. sooo no American.
Futures openci !. N better Int the advance
was since partially lost. Uplands. low mid
ding clause for sentemb.r delivery. a sig,
October 8 5-I0@s5 7-3s; October and November
. 7-i2@6 3-lG; November and December. az;
| February and March. el-l0. In futures Of
rerines are free.
sales for the week. 40. 600, sneoulatlon 1000,
exports, 1000; actual stock, 3sI 900; estimated
ana mo, ,......... -, ..o ,na. ...t.....t
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FIRE RECORD.
n..trnotive Fire at 81 Louia.

ST. LOUIS, September 27.-There were
twelve buildings buildings destroyed by fire
In East st. Louis last night, also o large lot oil
lumber, a locomotive and several cars de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at $4,000
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NUMBER 81.

Bully Roy won In three heats. Time, e.3i,
e.s2, 2Io's. Royal Chief second. Lula trotted
three heats against time, In 30, 2 eoii aud
s'sih Two heats were run In n running racc,
Ambuscadc taking the first In 40, and Flor
encc Payne the second heat In i60l The re-
mainng heats were postponed until to-day.
The track Is slow, ON account OF rains.
A Denial.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE reports
which may lie published tomorrow TO the Of
feet that original yellow fever exists In Louis
VILE. are untrue There Is no dcrirn TO con-
ccal the truth, and the world can rest assured
the moment original fever does exist, these
dispatches will announce the fact. Louisville
has opened her gates to the suffering South and
bid her refugees welcome. The fever Is not
fearedi there Is no danger. by reason OF the
geographical position and climatic influences,
IL Ia confdentinlly believed thnt the disease
cannot prevail In this city. There has been a
disposition on the part Of other cities to have
the fever here whether 1t Is or not, and the re-
ports that people are leaving Louisville In
large numbers are sensational.
Convicted OF Robbery.
CINCINNATI, September fla special from
Cleveland states that the trial Of DR.. Carlisle
and y. g. Minor, Cor the robbery of graves,
resulted In the conviction Of Minor aud tho
acquittni OF Carlisle Minor viii be sentenced
to-day.
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Hanailt of u. s. sufferern.

LONDON, September s7-A Paris dispatcl
announces Charity Fete, organizing fo- Oh
ginning OF October is under the pai-' ie'ef
Madame Mcmahon, for the be-s.
stricken people In the Unitpshat Count Won
A vienna dispatch sato Paris as amhas-
Beus will probably
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-14

Saws the St. Loui. Republican: The
interest manifested throughout the
State in the senatorial question is un-
abated. Many names have been men,
toned in connection with the position,
but the gentlemen thus far known to
be candidates are comparatively few.
Perhaps the most noticeable feature of
the interes, thus far manifested is the
unanimity with which it is insisted
that the next United States Senator
must possess in high degree all the
qualifications which the people of a
great State have the right to demand
from such a representative. And
from present indications only such a
man can be elected. Among other
gentlemen now urged as possessing
the high standard of qualifications de-
manded is the Hon. Samuel 7. Glover
Of this city, whose friends in various
portions of the State are active and
earnest in his behalf. Mr.. Glover, it
seems. has consented to submit his
name for the position, and he is there
fore considered as one of the cardi.
dates determined upon, and will prove
a strong competitor for a seat in the
Senate.
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The hanging of q boy Is years old
for q murder committed when one
year younger was an event 10 the San
Francisco Jail about two weeks ago.
John Runk belonged to that class of
youths known in California as hood
lums, and probably it was as a warn
ing to hoodlums that Gov. Irwin per-
mitted the penalty of the gibbet to
b inflicted upon . boy Who could
hardly be regarded as having attained
years of discretion.
It is q horrible story that now comes
from San Francisco of his hanging.
happears that deputy sheriff had a
theory as to the proper adjustment of
the moose, and that it was decided to
experiment upon Runk. Accordingly
tho moose was drawn loosely around
the poor lads neck, with the knot
under the chin. The result was that
he was slowly strangled to death. If
this story Is true. all concerned in the
atrocious business deserve q severer
punishment than there is any chance,
We fear, of there getting.
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The forced resignation of John
OConnor. q member of the Ohio
Legislature. Who . number of years
ago had been guilty of crime. raises
the question of whether society has a
right to pursue and punish man for
misdeeds already atoned for according
to Law. The substantial charge against
OConnor was that he had been q con-
vict in the Michigan penitentiary,
having been sent there for larceny.
He had paid the penalty of his offense.
and had since that time led q respec-
table career. In an unfortunate mo-
ment he Was tempted to become q can.
didate for Office. and was elected. The
long buried facts Of his former life
were dragged releutlessly to light, and
be Was Stunned BY his fellow legisla-
tors. For . time O'Connor breasted
the storm with q set resolution of a
man who saw no choice between ut
ter wreck of reputation and position.
and desperate, uuflinching denial
But the evidence became too strong to
be faced, and the ex-convict with
tears acknowledged that be had once
been IN outlaw. and then he resigned
from the Legislature. Was it right
thus 70 crush the man on account of
the errors Of his earlier days. errors of
which be had bitterly repented, and
for which Justice had no claim upon
him?
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A dispatch from Buffalo, New
York, says vague rumors are aaoat
of a raid on Canada BY the Irish in
case of war between Ruseia and Eng
land. 1t is stated three companies OF
Irish patriots are armed and equipped
here ready for service. and one thou
sand Western Irishmen have been no
tilted 80 that they can be here in twen-
tv. four hours. while there are three
thousand more in this vicinity that
will rendezvous for a raid within three
DAYS after orders are issued, but moth
ing authentic can be obtained to sub
stantiate these rumors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-14

Texas is great State. In area it
is four or five times as large as Penn
sylvania. Its present population is
estimated at fully 100000. 1t an
nually receives 100000 to 800, 600
immigrants from various parts of the
United States and foreign countries.
It produces 100000 bales of cotton
per year, worth $500, 100000. 1t
also exports cattle. valued at $40, OOO,-
600; wool. $1,000, 900; hides, ST.
800. 900; beef, in barrels and cans,
$4,000. 900, and other productions
valued at s3.OOO.OOO Two years ago
over 4, 1000, 900 bushels of wheat were
shipped from Texas, and when rail.
road communication is established be-
tween Northern Texas and New Or.
leans this product will be largely in.
creased. In 1880, when a new census
is taken and there is new apportion-
ment of Representatives, Texas will
be the foremost in the list of growing
commonwealth to claim an increase
representation. Her gain will be &C.
quired at the expense of slow growing
States of the East, which are gradu-
ally falling of in political importance.
and which in time must occupy a Sec
Ondary position in the decision of ma
tional questions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-14

That Lady Roseberry. nee Hannah
de Rothschild, was publicly cursed in
London synagogues for her marriage
with q Christian, has been reported.
The Jerish Times says that something
Of the kind may occurred in some of
the little prayer meetings of the low
Polish Jews in Whitechapel as they
are capable Of almost any absurdity or
indecency, but not in any synagogue
under the the control of the Jewish
ecclesiastical authorities. The whole
body of respectable Jews would visit
such . performance with ''the most in
dignant condemnation" As to the
rumored dissatisfaction of members of
the Rothschild family with marriage
our esteemed Jewish contemporary is
equelly incredulous. 1t reprints a
letter written by Baroness Charles de
Rothschild on the occasion of the
Rothschild-Y orke wedding, in which
occurs this sentence: 1T is to be
hoped that being a liberal supporter of
tho synagogue does not preclude
lberality of thought and sentiment
and also that the Rothschilds, as q
rule, are not 90 bigoted or 60 narrow
as to disown any member who
chooses to deviate from the beaten
path"
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A Spanish detective named Fernan-
do Guirol has sued Senior Don Antonio
Mantilla de los Rios the Envoy ex-
traordinary to the United States.
claiming 100000 for services rem.
dered. He says that when Don Car
loo then . claimant for the throne and
kingdom of Spain was travelling
through this country in 1867.
Senior Mantilla employed him to fol-
low and watch the movements Of Don
Carloe which he did until discharged
ut Paris last January. The queer
part of the case is that Senior Guiral
brought his suit in the United States
Circuit Court. It wont stick there.
He ehOnld have sued in Spain.
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1t is stated by Washington special
of the 9Th that Representative Clark
son Potter went to New York last
night to show Mr.. Tilden the resolu-
lions for an investigation into the Pres
idential count which he is about to
offer in the House. 1t has been de-
cided not to offer the resolution on
Monday. for the reason that on that
day it will require two.thirds vote to
suspend the rules and pass the resolu-
tioI, but to offer it on Tuesday or
Wednesday when it can be considered
rs a matter of the highest privilege.
Those having the case in charge pre-
fer not to risk any chances of obtain
ing a two-thirds vote in its favor, as
failure to secure its prompt adoption
at the outset would have bad effect.
A prominent Democratic member from
the House said to-day Of the investi-
ton, that even if should it result in
unseating Hayes. it would not have
the effect Of installing TiIden in Office.
He said it is necessary that a President
should take the oath of Office on the
fourth Of March succeeding his cleo
ton, which he says Mr.. Tilden failed
~ do. He at first intended to take
he oath in a public manner, but
abandoned the design as soon as
he learned of Grants determination
70 arrest him on the charge of treason
Ind throw him into Fortress Monroe,
Is an instigator of selection and rebel
ion. upon his appearance at the Capt..
ol for that purpose. That Grant
vas prepared for such action and would
rave seized Mr.. Tilden's person is we'll
Known to many Of both parties, and
hat Mr.. Tilden was restrained by his
knowledge of such q peril is of equal
lotoriety in private circles.
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It would be difficult to draw a NOR
al from the career Of the late Nevada
silver mine king. O'Brien. He start
ed in business as barkeeper, became
popular with his stock operating Gus
toners, got points from them and op-
Grated successfully himself. He grad
ualIy grew to be very rich, and died
worth from fifteen to twenty millions
of dollars. If he had not been a bar
keeper, he would probably not have
become millionaire, and that spoils
the story for Sunday school purposes.
Yet the man must have had some
qualities worthy Of observation.
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An Antidote

which will cure every variety Of Aeue,
Fever and Ague, and Chills and Fever. and
leavs no bad,race or disorder in the system,
has been discovered by one Of Americas
greatest chemists. This preparation or
principle j. known BY the name Of CliRord's
Febrifuee. Being entirely free from
mineral OF other deleierious uaierisl, it
accomplishes its work without being in the
least harmful to the system. Entering the
blood il disinfecis and eliminates all tie
poisonous miasm or malaria, and thus nc.
eo0plishes surs cure.
&c. RICHARDSON, Prcp's.
Fer sale b. al dsuegnes. s. Louis.
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THEQUEEN AS A POLICY NAN

THE QUEEN AS A POLICY NAN.
The licentious Col. Baker. an Of
fcer in the British army. who q few
years ago grossly assaulted a young
lady on an English railway, is in CON-
mand of the most important army
corp, in front of Constantinople.
Some English Earl recently gave him
q banquet, and another dinner recent
~ was presided at by the Prince of
Wales with the full knowledge of the
Queen. Her majesty will probably
reinstate the gentleman now that he
has become such an important person
ago. In Turkey they call him Baker
Pasha.
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Wool! WOOL! Wool!!!

Farmers look To your interests and dom,
ell your wool until We have made you an
offer. We buy al kinds 81 WOOL for oaA or
exchange goods. Patronize home indus
tries where you can &c, the best price. for
your wool and goods at wholesale prices.
We are offering special Inducements thi.
season in trade Come give Ia q trial and
we will satisfy you. Special Inducements
and accommodations to parties from q dis
lance. Custom work done on short notice
Roll carding 8 and 10 cents. Cariing and
spinning 20 cents.
Sedalia Wooden Mills,
57w4t c. A. HANCOCK, Prop'r.
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THE CIXBRIA.

The commander of the ship Cimbria
now lowering of the coast of Maine.
Capt. Bodenhausen, refuses to be
pumped. He only says he is a Ger
man commander Of . German ship
sailing under the German flag and
that there is no violation Of neutrality
laws. If he just had a cargo of saur
kraut he might talk, but his hold is
full of coal and provisions and his
passengers are all Russian officers and
men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-14

There are rumors of fresh confes-
sions about the election frauds, this
time from South Carolina. Tom
Harley. one of the Hayes electors, -
the man who is reported to have un.
boeomed himself.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Nctice - hereby given that by virtue and author
by the Probate Court II Pstts county. Missouri.
at its February term. ls,s. and rpswed ". the
February term. ISIS. thereof, on the 23th day Of
February. tS.S. I'M the matter of the estate Of
Darius Hartwrn. died !, the undersigned ad
nnIni~trator IL. tsns non Ut saij estate, will in
pursuance of SAID original order aud the renewal
thereof. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY. Is7s
~ thu Court Hons" door, IN the county ut Pettis.
between tho hours of ten c'clock the forenoon
ami i've o'clork IN the afternoon Of that day.
and while the Probate Court of Pett;s county IL
IN session. expose to pubic sale. at auction. to
the highest hEi,ier for cash hand. all the follow
ing described rial estate situated IN Pe'rs county
Missouri. to-w il The northwest quarter Of sec-
ton nine tol. township forty -seven ti.l Of range
twenty t-y'l. AMI TIN. west half at the northastn
quarter of SECTION nins 90 IN township f,rty >~eye
tn. of range twenty t1Di. DAVID LEVY,
Adm de bonis non of Darius Hartwe.i. died.
gnv "a
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned,
Executor IL the estate IL J. p. Tobias deceased
will make fnal settlement Of his accounts with
SAID Estate ~ such executor at the next term OF
the Probate Court ot Petti> County, Missouri. to
h. held nj se,ssla IN said County, on the 18th day
of May. 4. u. ISIS
A-:-wn CHAS. G. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice ~ hereby given, TO all creditors and
others Interested in the Estate Of Julia A. c.
CreeI deceased that ]. the undersigned adminis-
traitor ri said Estate, intend To make q hnal
settlement thereof. ~ the next term of the Probate
Court III the County Of Petfis. To be held nj the
Court h"ns~ IN said county. the first Monday
Of May. ISIS Thomas j. Mason. administrator
OF Juiia A. e. Creei, deceased.
March 30sh, ISIS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-14

A delicate complexion il hest COM
pared to \ blooming rose bu: when the
couniensnce il distigured with blotche~
aud pimpies. like weeds in q rose-bed. the
sniirrer should promptly use DR.. Bulls
o"d Mixture, which quickly and effect
ually etadicate~ such unsightly evidences
of impure blood.
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Champion Schoolmarm.

Quincy Cal National.
Our schoolmarm stands five feet ten
inches. and is prettier than an Arabian
colt. She is smarter than anybndy.
and always makes the School Super
intendent's arm tired cutting potches
on his stick to tally the points she
makes ON examination day. She can
ride bareback the cussedest mustang
that ever was foaled. and can dance
ANYTHING from the dance Of death
down to square double scufiie On a
cedar puncheon. She can sing psalm
tunes like a ten-Octave angel ar beat
any sport in the State ut seven up.
N"w, If any other California rancho
wants tn gamble on schoolmarms. wait
till the snow gets of and bring along
your stock.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken MP hy the subscriber. enc iron gray
bar.. five years oil. slim built. about fifteen
handi> high. with right hind f,ot Appraised
at ,hIrty-fve dollars, by W. =. Boyer, L. L.
Murray and Henry Boyer.
: A. wARDaN. Up.
J. r. BARRETT
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PERFECT SHINGLES !

have secured the exclusive sale Of "PECXS 16 INCH
CLEAR SHINGLES which can confidently recommend to
persons building the best that be made from selected
bolts BY the latest improved machinery GUARANTEE
these shingles to be STRICTLY FIRSTCLASS and viii pay
five cents each for shingles Of this brand which
not absolutely free from SAP KNOTS OR SHAKES These
shingles relatively cheaper than the brands because
they more durabe-wM surface less
time and in laying them, and FULL COUNT Parties
who want good roofs should have NO OTHER Call and
anime them at my yard, Coz. 0sage and Third.
43Nt&w6m H GAUSS
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BATTLE OF CoRINTH.

Ono Of the Most Desperate Con-
tests on Rscord-The Part Taken
BY Missouri Confcderates in the
Pierce Charges.
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