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CATTLE DISEASE.
Excitement i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-Some excitement
has been created here by the publica-
tion of a special from Toronto's cable
news, said To he i'm the G'obs of that city,
10 effect that the cattle exported in the
steamer Brazilian hal, ON arrival at
Liverpool, been found to be suffering
from pleuro-pneumonia, and had been
slaughtered. IL also said tina; most Of the
shipment WAS from Chicago. The truth
OF the report is doubted, and certainly
a. 70 the assertion that cattle exported
from Chicago had pleuro-pneumonia, as
there has never been trace Of that dis
ease found within this cattle district IL
is thought this is part Of the Canadian
administration scheme To- destroy trade
between Great Britain and the United
states and establish the protective policy.
The collection Of customs at this port
does not show that any diseased cattle
have been exported from here.
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ARKANSAS.
A Desperate Character Killed.

LITTLE Rock, March 20.-AbOut a
week ago, at Fayetteville, John Reed,
a Union man during the civil war, and
q desperate character, was killed III the
county Jail A friend OF his had been
arrested for some infractiOn of the law.
For some hours Reed followed the ott-
Ger in charge Of the man about, and
finally followed him TO the Jail about
dark rs he was committing the prisoner
TO the custody Of the jailor. Reed,
although able TO bail his friend, refused
to do so. He entered the Jail with the
the officer and prisoner, and Just as the
door was about to be locked on the lat
ter, Reed struck the jailor with a heavy
Junk bottle, knocking him senseless.
Reed was armed. The jailor in falling
extinguished the candle, and the
guards, knowing Reeds charac-
ter. fired upon him in the
dark, one shot penetrasing his heart
The COroner's jury was unable TO de-
termine whose shot killed him, the
guards themselves being unable to tell.
The jury found a verdict OF juStitahle
homicide Reeds friends fifteen or six
teen miles distant, began to organize for
the aYOWed purpose OF SelZlng deputy
Sheriff Serrell, whom they supposed
fired the fatal shot, and who was under
bond to appear at the next term OF the
Circuit Court. The citizens OF Fayctte-
vile became alarmed at the threats and
asked and received permission from the
Governor to organize a company Of
State guards, which was supplied with
rifles from the University at Fayotte-
vile, the State furnishing the
ammunition. Reeds friends in the
meantime had approached the town,
but finding the militia in arms, aband-
oned their purpose, left their guns out
side, and coming into town, organized
meeting, at which resolutions were
adopted denouncing the course Of the
authorities. An additional resolution
not presented at the meeting was adopt
ed, as Mr.. X. \. Caldwell, who handed
them TO the printer, admits in the
Fayetteville Dem0crdt, denying the pur-
pose Of the assemblage to resist the
civil authorities. No political question
was involved in the matter, though the
old animOsities of the war were revived.
All is now and will probably remain
quiet.
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4 DIVERSITY OF VIEWS.
In the Midst of Much Talk 8
Layman Asks to be Heard.

Correspondence Of the Register.
When a Bishop, speaking with all au-
thority and, as believe, with all SINGER
itv, claims that he is teaching in the
Redeemer name, and that He will be
with HIM all days. even to the con-
summation of the world" and when the
scccdcr, with great Solemnity and
equal sincerity, declares that "thc gates
OF hell shall not prevail against it, I. +.
the Church. And when the reiormcr
declares that he desires no priest with
his incIn,a'ions, and that he has
turned him lthe priest out Of the
PRAYER Book and sent him to find past
ureS elsewhere" and all this in one
issue oi your paper, Mondays, 1t does
seem a. il those who profess and call
themselves Christian" were not dwell
in. together in entire unity.
Now as they have seen fit to differ
one from another, hope will not he
considered eccentric il | happen 10
make another Of the number Of opin-
ions which claim a right to he heard. ]
may say in the beginning that while |
differ. vet agree with all three.
agrrc with the Bishop and his
Methodist AMI reformed brothers, and
I differ irom them all. In a short space
il will b. difficult to begin to say on
how many points think ! ace that
they each have made mistakes. hope
I NAV not he "anathema for prcsumlng
% oay it is possible for either OF those
brethren 10 maze mistakes. When the
good Bishop in speaking ot the Church,
q. o.. the Catholic Churh, a. called IN
thg creed the Holy Catholic Churrh and
al, les his text 10 it as taken from the
Roman version 81 the Bible / agree with
him most heartily. hut do not wish 10
- understood n referring, by this, 10
the church which the Council oi Trent
, and am SURE the Bishop will not OBJ
ia,t to the Council of Trent for
authority named the Holy Roman
Church. know not WHY they pre-
/ ierred that name 20 the Holy Catholic
7 NiluTcl AutN~ llsdA llitN VIII h'
. longer catholic, having departed from
the Catholic faith once fOr al
I delivered - the saints, having Tor
saken either or perhaps both the
Apostles doctrine and fellowship. ]
agree. then. with the Bishop that the
Catholic Church - no, made up Ui
I heterogeneous clcrnents between which
+ there J. no bond 81 unity" and he SAYS
+ truly that i; l. a "diVinely y organized 80
ciety. having IT, bishops, priests and
dcacUnS.' .CuleSS our reformed brother
I has succce-ie,l in lifting tlie priests out
/ sure enough. In tact, whether II b. a
mati'- oi interest to the Bishop or not |
agree with him pretty well until he sets
/ up the blessed Apostle and faithful ser
I want Of our Dorl called Peter a. the rock
on which the Church Of Christ Is 10 be
built, forgetting the fact that Christ is
/ the true cornerstone which the builders
rejected and which has become the
head stone in the corner. There are
many opinions ~ 10 what our Lord
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PURCELL.
Letter to the Public.

CINCINNATI, March 20.-A letter TO
the public from Archbishop Purcell Is
published this morning. After review
ing the struggles OF his early life, his
removal to this diocese, the necessity oI
going into debt to provide for the wants
OF the diocese, etc. he dwcllS on the
present financial troubles. He states that
II can be safely said that not more than
500, 900 was the money deposited, the
rest is the result OF compound interest.
As proof he cites an instance that oC-
Cured Yesterday, where a creditor called
with claim of 81, 100. In presenting it
he admitted that $500 OF it was lur in
terest, and was willing TO accept 500 OF
the amount of the original deposit.
Hundreds OF claims are of the same ma
turc. The Indebtedness Of the diocese
in equity does not amount to more than
one million dollars, 10 place IT at the
highest figure. lie says further that Tor
twenty wears no general collection has
been taken up for the support of the
diocesan seminary, the entire
burden oi educating priests falling upon
the Archbishop. cpaid salaries to the
professors, fed, clothed and edu-
Gated the seminarians. He also
paid the expenses during the same
period for ecclesiastical students at Mt.
st. Mary's, Emmittsburg, in France and
at Rome. In twenty years these cX-
pcnscs, which, in justice, the whole
diocesS should have borne, amounted to
a vast sum. While in Europe he
bought a library Of sixteen thousand
volumes with a philosophIC apparatus,
&c, which required large eXpendl-
turr, and which, with the sum spent in
building the orphan asylum, Cathedral
and other buildings, finally swamped
him. The Archbishop then rehearscs
the situation, declaring that il it was
not for the generous sympathy of the
Catholics and Protestants alike lac would
have sunk under the weight OF his
troubles. He then appeals to all Catho-
lies and others. who feel for others woes,
to help him out of his embarrassments.
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Address to the areenbacksrs

WAsHISGroN, March 20.--The Ma
tional Executive Committee Of the Ma
tional Greenback party has issued an
address TO the people of the United
states, in which they state that there IL
no dependence Ia be placed on the pro-
fcssions of the ayo.od friends al the
cause; that the hope for financial relief
within the old party lines has been cx-
tinguished, and that they have been In
several instance misled by the nominees
Of the party and others who obtained its
support. Il is only possible through q
new organization 10 found n party
which shall accomplish the desired end.
To succeed, a uniform effort must be
made, and position bold, aggressive.
independent and uncompromising must
be taken.
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Supposed Murderer Captured.

ST. LOUIS, March 20,-John Lanham,
night and placei in jail. lie !. charged
with shooting and killing an actress on
the stage of a theatre in ran Antonio,
Texas, in July last, also wounding two
men at the same time. Lehman, who
has been in the city three weeks, Was
recognized among the audience of the
Caliseum by an ex.manager of the Texas
theatre. who was an eyewitness to the
shooting. The prisoner makes . weak
denial. BY iewclry, the property oi the
woman he murdered, being found ON
his person, anil the statement of his
acc,iser leaves no doubt that he IN guilty.
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offered by Frye, OF Maine, and proposed
to send the case to the Election Com
mittee when appointed, neither contest
ant 10 be allowed TO take q seat in the
meantime. This proposition was de-
feated by vote OF l37 yeas to 40 nays
Wright himself, who has always hither-
TO voted with the Democratic party, on
this occasion united with the Green
hackers and the Republicans. The next
question was on a resolution seating
Hull, which was adopted by a vote Of
l40 to l35. The Greenbackers again,
with the exception Of Iadd and Wright,
voted in the negative with the Republi-
cans. Ladd voted with the Democrats,
while Wright did not vote at all. 1t
would seem from these votes that the
disposition Of these men is to cooperate
with the Republicans.
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TERRIBLE PRAIRIE FIRE.
4 Hundred Homes Destroyed.

1T. L0UIS. March 2O-A Globe Demo
rrui special SAYS. \ terrible prairie fire
recently occurred in Republic and
Cloud counties, Kansas, that extended
over ten miles long ami three wide, and
swept everything before it. Ii is said
that about one hundred homes were
consumed, and also large quantities oi
grain, farming implements, hay, and
other property. The wind was - high
and the tire 81 fierce that the inhabitants
were Obliged to take refuge IN cellars or
underground habitatinnS. But Uhe lille
Is reported lost. The loss j. estimated
al S4O.OO
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ST. LOUIS.
Libel Suit.

ST. Louis, March 20.-Harrison Otto
way, State Coal Oil Inspector. who was
indited sometime ago for irregularities
in gauging aud inspecting coal oil,
brought action in the Circuit Court to-
day against Greeley, Burnham 4 Co.,
and 4. {. Cunningham, proprietors ol
the II. Louis grocery, for defamation oi
character in publishing an article rGcit-
inr Ottoway's alleged crookedness, and
approving Of his indictment. Damages
orr laid NJ S15 600
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Insnrnnce Case Decided.

The long pending case OF the receivers
Of the old 81 Louis Mutual Life Insur-
ancc Company against the receiver oi
the Columbia Life Insurance Company,
to put aside a transfer of about 5000
coo worth Of property by the Mutual
Lie 10 the Columbia Lie on the ground
Of illegality. was decided to-day in favor
of the receiver of the latter company.
This, j. is understood, finally closes the
litigation between the two companies.
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workinErnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after a winter Oi relaxation, your
system needs cleansing aud strengthen
ing to prevent an attack Of Agne, Bill
lious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness ths, will unfit you for a
seasons work. You viii save time,
much sickness and great expensei il you
viii use one hottie OF Hop Bitters il.
your family this month. Don't vain
See other column.
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HOUSE.

Mr. Mcmahon called up the petition
of citizens of Cincinnati in relation To-
the election Of MesSrs. ButterwOrth AMI
Young, and the whole matter was re-
iCrrrd To a select committee, with leave
% sit during the recess. ThecUmmlttce
was also directed 10 inquire into the
operation Of the supervisor law IN Gin
Cinnati.
Adjourned.
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Confidential AGENT in Hook.

NEW YoRE, March 20.-Alhcrt Falk.
general manager and confidential agent
for VIM. Ryle, importer Of raw silks, 33
Mercer street. is in Ludlow street Jail
charged with appropriating Tor his own
use silks valued at $1,000. the property
of Ryle. Falk has returned 10 Rylc
S9S Dn
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 20. - Cotton
Steady with good demand at 9ic. Flour
-Firmer but not quotably higher.
Wheat-Scarce and frmer; red and
white 81 OOSl 05. Corn-In good de-
mand at full prices at $50 SIC. Oats
In good demand at 27@30c. Rye
Strong at Sc. Barley-Steady and un-
changed. Pork-Easier at $40 00Sl0 Is.
Iard-In good demand; sales Of current
make at $6 40. Bulk Meats-Steady and
firm at So 65(94 9O65 05; these prices
are asked. Bacon-fn fair demand at 4t9
S!@5ic. Whisky-Active but lower
at 81 Of. Butter-In good demand; ;
choice dairy lSc; prime do l59l6c.
Linseed Oil-Steady with fair demand
at Soc.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuRaH, March O.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude firm at 81 05 at Parker's
for immediate shipment; refined 9ic,
Philadelphia delivery.
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Ranh Rnhhal

TouEDo. March 2O.-By a series q I
pilierings on the part Of Its Janitor, sup
posed 10 have been going on Tor two
months or more, the Toledo National!
Rank has been robbed oi upwards Ci
5000 in subsidiary coinage. The Iani-
tor. who is a eolored man. Marion
smith by name, is under arrest
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sax FRAScIscp, March 5O.-kearney
is s;umping Southern California for the
new Constitution. In his speeches he
abuses the people without stint. A
dispatch from Santa Anna, to-day, says
a man yillihed, after he got through
speaking, gave Kearney an unmerci-
fnl heaiing
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N,--ov- r.-.r,r ~ P,pI Rov,on

LOUISVILLE, Marrh 2O.-Psul Boyton
had a narrow escape from death here,
this afternoon, the swift curreu, OF the
falls OF the Ohio river sweeping him
past the city. He was severely bruised
and thankful that his life was not lost.
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Indian. conrre.sional ApPOrtiOnment

I>pnNAroIS. March O.-The Con
grr>sional apportiOnment ball p.ISsed the
senate to-day with the amendment pro,
posed by senator Davis, OF the National
pa-ty. and was concurred IN by the
House. This viii give the Democrats
nine districts and the Republicans tour.
Three of the latter are doubtful II the
Democrats and Nationals combine.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, March 20.-Dry Goods
Business active with iobben, but the
package trade irregular. Prints in good
demand. Apron prints active. Cling
hams in fair request. Cotton goods in
moderate demand at first hands and
jobbing freely. Dress goods active.
Mems wear woolens remain quiet. Silks
freely offered at auction with fair IT.
sults
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Yirnnia Judges Indicted.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Match 2l-Thc
grand jury Of judge Riyes' court today
indicted the following county judges
Hattie, Of Camp Ehell: Henry. Of AM
hersi Simmons. OF Bateleurt, Brown, oi
Nelson; Wharton, Of Bedford, and Grit
fin. OF Roanoke.
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Rhode Island Democratic State C0nveH-
tion.

Providence, March 2O.-The Demo
cratic State Convention made the FOL
lowing nominations to-day: For Gov
ernor, ThoS. w. Segar: Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. J. u. Bailey; Secretary ot state,
David :. Baker, Jr.; Acknowledgement,
Chas. N. Page.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.

STATE DDNDS -bui'
SroCKs-Irregular in early dealings,
but during the afternoon an advance OF
! to Il was established, Northwestern
leading the upward movement. Erie
declined on rumors that the company
intended to issue the loan; but
this being officially denied by President
levitt, the stock recovered. Western
Union was strong throughout. In the
final dealings there was reaction of !
to from the highest point. Invest
ment shares strong The transactions
aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which
5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, TO-
900 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern COM
mon, 10000 preferred, $1,000 St. Paul,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 5000 New Jersey Central,
5000 Michigan Central, 1900 Western
Union, and 1000 st. Louis and San
Francisco
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BishOp FOLEY.

CnIcAGo, March 20.--Tbe Catholic
Clergy to-day. after celebrating high
mass for the late Bishop Foley. held q
meeting ~ indicate their preference Tor
his SUCCESSOR. The ballots placed DIR.
McMillin AZ most worthy" ar first
choice; Father Riyedsn ~ more
worthy" or second choice, and Father
Conway ~ worthy" This would In.
dicate the eventful choice of DIR. McMiI-
Ian, although the convention of bishops
make the final nomination 10 the Pope,
yho IN the arbitra,Or in the matter.
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RrN

GALvEsroN, TEX, March 9.-A Ns's
special from Tyler says: a nre TINS
morning, destroyed fourteen business
houses on the west side otPuolle SQUARE
valued AZ 200; insurance Sl0,OU'
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 4 to I Per Cent-Gov.
ernments fimer-flour in Moder-
ate Oemand-Wheat Firm
er-Hogs Active and
Higher.
FINANCE.

NKw YORK, March 20.-MoSEY-
Active at 4(97 per cent, closing sharp
at I per cent. Prime mercantile paper
468 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills unsettled at Asst; sight ex-
change on New York at 4S9.
SILvER-Bar silver here at 81 06s; sub
sidiary silver coin l(Gl per cent. dis
count. Silver at London ACID.
GovERNMENTs-Close firmer.
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Attsmpt 20 Wreck . Passenger Train.

CIxcIssATr, March 2o.--A Deipbas.
O.. dispatch says: The hand car of the
Toledo, Delphas aud Indianapolis rail-
rad, carrying J. W. Hunt, President,
and ]. y. Clark. Superintendent, ran
against a tie that had been plsord on
the track, wrecking the car, breaking
Clark's leg, cutting a fearful cash on
Hunt, head and fatally injuhng Pat
Kane. q laiOrer. The tie had been
placed there evidently for the purpt~-
OF wrecking passenger train.
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wAsHISsTos, March AL =. =. FOR
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, with ligh, rain followed
by clearing weather variable, and shift
ing b. eolier northwest winds and high
er pressure.
For the Lover Lake regions, cloudy
weather, with light snow and winds,
most from the northeast IN northwest,
nearly stationary temperature sDd fall
ing, followed by rising barometer.
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EYery fsnetton Ia d~r.ng-d. ever nervs uh-
,iruux. syery mHsle and hbsr ssshsDsd ~
ie,sr ard szus. IL IL. In fast, di-es-s uhieh
up.hs-ked. syeRtusIiy vrs-fs ihs syytern. In
al 10 ,yp.-. IN esesy phss~. if b dsns~roaS fes-
rrue,ive. stspc<. dsiirisn. ooHsuisissn, often
stteti u. and ezu-s swift dis.oIgtion. but
~hSa cosstAit-i uiih HOststier's stoDaeh sli'
Ter. IL. tcSho,d IN the system is fisiodr~f. and
.r~ry vsssiss ~ fte,.dirs,si That b~nirn anti
tes,rfIe ,ps sshc and psevenfive of hs dfssfsd
,,arr. . recognized not only within our ovn
toubdrses. bui In troyle lands FAR b~yooh hsm,
uh.r- int<,ni,sest ant rsraI'ien. s,s iesrfuiiJ
prevalent, N - SUN snsidoss % the naisssai
pos.oa and s<iisbb Beans u ovsrooainG dis
ord<n a lss stomach. liver and bowels. Of vhseh
q vftiAssd tornd stnophe~ and blAetth
utssrns tainted water are s1tvmsiy provocs.
tive. All ersiGnns and tsyessD should b
supplied uith u
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
SENATE.

After prayer and the reading OF the
Journal the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow.
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Milwaukee.
Toledo.

Td.Epo, March .-wbeat-s stezdy /;
extra white Michigan 81 05tr amber
Michigan spot 81 05t; seller My 81 "a ;
No. 2 red winter spot 81 OBJ: seller
March and April 81 81 W; seller May
81 OH; western amber 81 06i; No. .
amber Illinois 81 10. Com-Steady;
high mixed 35te; No. 2 spot 35sc; seller
May Size Ous-Quiet; No. Q Etc
asked, &c bid.
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.. .''.'\rrN, March -b-The Treas
fT,wtUt Will now redeem called
..- '"-a.v,l iu the l>-6 to lSSO
,.'. .-. .a-.yr, paving the interest 10
.. ..'', '' resumption. ur % viii redeem
....- .."5> .U-.u,yiI Iu >aij calls with
...- ,' ..''r 10 maturity. aud apply
~. : % the payment Of any sub
''."> ..F l"r cent. cpuSuI>.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-17
Munro Adams. Attorney


A< r>MAs@la MAS oNpf.oa3 Eau As Nd.
>tA} @i.A
MIR. John / BoWes makes the follow
n- report to the editor of the NcW York
World
now report the proceeding and results
RI That ass -Amcnt VI DUTY with which
after most particular written Instructions
You nuuSted me last January. You
Entrusted me aoear YOUR belief III extern
sIFc fraudulent practices by divorce law
NerS; and YOU stated that more deceit
therein ami perjury had often been I'M
raVeled 10y the press, but thar You visited
10 discover HE methods in divorce eases
whereby - many apparently genuine yet
Illegal and fictitious divorces We're con
STANDBY ycN.n- society families and ap-
pellate courts
When stated t9 You that 4 serious DO
lection to my application for divorce eN-
lStea, nasmuch as | had never been mar
rita. You answered that for an unmarried
man through dNpHce-laWvcr 10 procure
Jn apparent decree from an imaginary
"ite on the ground Of ncompatib.lty Of
temper would be the most eilectual OK
rosure possible ot the methniS Which such
a t'tf' ~ "a ~ t4A t'A
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among several al errisemrnt, IN divorce
lawyers. this one
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