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MIR. RakemIn,s Circular.

The following is the agents. circular,
which offers unusual inducements and has
extra influential references:
OFFICE BIG SuNFLowER MARRIAGE ASSOCIATION,
SAMsoNs X ROADS, Miss. I
DEAR SIR-The managers of this associ-
alton, confident that all the danphools are
neither dead, M arried or presidents of other
associations, as our limited, though unparal-
leled SUCCESS attests. We come into the
field with banners flying. We, (con6dentisl-
ly) offer you an agency, and will give you
$50 per cent. OF the membership fee, (n g.
about us). Our agents are reaping golden
harvests. Apply at once TO secure this
great prize. Our plans are new, and will
not fail to excite interest of the most incred-
ulous. We claim te be the originstors and
inventors of the fve-cent assessment
plan; a striking feature in matrimonial
Insurance. Ours is the first association
10 span the seas, and to plant this divinely
benevolent American Institution on foreign
soil and TO receive Endorsement from such
men as w. E. Gladstone, Oscar Wilde and
the Hon. Arab Pssha. AT home, the most
noted men and women iDdoree us. Mr..
Wilde will canvass England for the Big SUM-
flower. We have engaged Mr.. Arab general
manager for Egypt, who, as soon as be can
get rid of some other pressing engagements,
will Establish an Office aud up and Bedouin.
Our foreign Office will be separate from
the home Office. American patrons need
have no fears of being called upon to pay
assessments to proprietors Of harems. For
inform alton, blanks, etc, address all orders
TO Cyrus Rskemin, secretary and treasurer.
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The import duty slt to be removed from
foreign books. They cost altogether TOO much
for those who read and study French, Ger
man and Spanish, or any other of the foreign
langusges Besides which there is not pub
nshins enough done n foreign langusges in
tnis country 10 justify tariff. And, then,
as Mr.. Thomas w. Ludlow, of New York
mas eoncisely and clearly stated, nobody will
deny that scholar, to take an advanced po-
sltioD, mast have the benefit of the latest
thought and difccvery in his department. A
great proportion OF this thought and discov-
cry, high as America may stand, is and will
unavoidable be foreign. The duty upon the
importation Of educational and scientific
books Is therefore tax upon our higher
educ alton"
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x..pasi.lantNatie

No. 32oo BIN the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee VI '" l.
Butler, et al .,...
cause that the defendant, the Northern Bank OF
Alabama, Is a nonresident corporation OF the
state of Tennessee, ana ii appearing from the
sherifrs return that the defendants, william n.
wood Irwin Ned. Massey, and his vile, Alce
John Park Mrs. Mary A. Lincoln, I. J. Merritt ana
wife, David EllA Merritt: Mrs Louisa NJ Looney'
W. A. Liddon, James o. ReiDEardt Jon2tnan klce:
trustee the Life Association OF America. kooeIt
acWilliams and wife. Martha AeWlliams' ls 4rs-
B NJ Strickland, Dr.. H F. Topping. Samuel Nat
son trustee r A Parker. Montgomery Anosrson,
John Bacon Daniel Dixon, Nance DIXON, Ars- L
Dixon Joseph Davis, colored, Anderson cooper,
coIored Edmund Woodbridge, colored- Wm. N
FolweIl Catherine N. Folwell, W. T; Boyle. Epo
tnis county, and It appearing that oeienoane,
Mary Ann Carr and Samuel Carr, nave oeperled
this life leaving as children and helrs6tiAN nora
Carr Juliet Carr, Edwin Carr and Evn Carr, VINO
are residents of the State of Arkansas and non
residents of the State Of Tennessee. ana oreer
having been entered herein directing scire fncSos
70 issue for them 10 appear ana snow esuse. ~ any
they have why this cau=e should not De revived
against them
the eourteouse of Shelby county, in Memphis,
Tenn. on or before the first Monday in OCTOBER,
1882 either TO plead answer or demur 70 com
plainant's amended bill, fled March Is 1es% OF
be revived etc, as the case may be, or tue same
Will be taken for confessed as 10 tnem ana set Iot
hearing ex-perte; and that copy OF tnis order De
published once q week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal This Slst Gay OF August,
R0BERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Byy n Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
J.W. Hampton, Sol. for Compit H
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are in ruins. The loss will probably reach
100000. The Centrifugal House and
Bailey House, in the block from Swanson to
Penusylvanis streets and Almond to Balm
bridge streets, we're saved.
One thousand men are out of employ
ment. 1t is not known that any were killed.
Louis Luerzen, Swede, and one of the fore
men, is, however, missing. He was last
seen attempting 10 extinguish the flames a.
his fellow-workmen made their escape from
the building.
For long time the refinery has been
running day and night. Nothing is known
as to the origin of the FIRE. II is remarked,
however, that it was burning nearly an hour
before the alarm was given. The workmen,
who are trained in the use of the FIRE appa-
ratus, endeavored to subdue the flames with
out the aid of the fire department. The
different members of the firm vary in the
estimated loss, but it is believed now that the
loss will be 81 100000; Insurance, 1915, 600.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
auxar Refinery Ruraea.

PHILADELPHIA, September 25. - The
franklin Sugar Refinery OF Harrison, Haver-
meyer & Co., an immense brick structure on
Front and Almont streets, was partly de.
stroyed by fire this morning Although three
alarms were sent out, it was no, got under
control until the block bounded by Delaware
avenue, Swanson, Almond and cambridge
streets was burned The block contained
two large buildings, that facing on Delaware
avenue being the Mould House, nine stories
high. and that in the rear Of the Mould
House and extending to Swanson street, be-
isg new building, called the Filter House.
These bulldogs were filled with sugar in
process OF Manufacture and ready for deliv-
cry, and both structures, with their contents,
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AsoLIpIcE BARRIE


BETWEEN LIEUT.. GREELEY AND CIvILIzA-
TIoS-RETURN OF THE s0PPLY STEAMER.
WAsHINGroN, September 25.-Gen. Hszen,
chief of the Signal Bureau, has advices that
the supply expedition, which sailed in the
steamer Neptune from ST. Johns, Newfound-
land, July BIB, this yesr, with additional
stores for Lieut.. Greeley's party, returned
Saturday to st. Johns, unable TO reach Lieut..
Greeley. The vessel reports a solid ice bar
rier extending from Cape Inglefeld to Ross
Bay. Lieut.. Greeiey's station is in latitude
80 40y, while the vessel was only able 10
reach Latitude 79o 20N. The party remained
until September 18th, At which date Ice had
Iorneu 10 ~ tuur tnuir--y
remain longer would be to remain for the
wfnter. Tbe Neptune was enabled TO estab-
lish depot to secure Lieut. Greeley's safe
retreat should it become necessary year or
two hence. No anxiety is felt for the safety
of Lieut.. Greeley's party. They are amply
supplied with stores of all kinds for at least
two years. The impossibility of annually
reaching the station was foreseen and pro-
yided for
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Louisiana State Lottery Conn

Louisiana State Lottery Comp Y
Incorporated IN 1858 for twenty-five years by the
Leqislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
soses-with q capital of 81 ,00O, ,0o0-to which
serve fund of $55e,Q00 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitute n
adopted December 2, AID. 1873.
The only Lottery euer voted on and Endorsed by nae
people of any State.
Ii Never Scales or POstpOnss.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
ASFLkNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIS
A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
GLASS X. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, &C.
TOBER x 10, ISs2-I49th Monthly Drawing.
Look At the following scheme. under the
exclusive supervision and management of
Gen. q. II. .REAUKEGARD,O OF La, and
GEN. JUBAL 4. EARLY, OF Va,
who manage all the drawings of this company,
both ORDINARY and sEMI-AHNUAL, and attest
the correctness of the published Official Lists
CAPITAL Pk1ZE, $4,000.
100. .0OO TICKETS At FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
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cI.ea...., insurance Rate. Raised.

the FIRE department having notified the Fire
Commissioners that 10000 feet of hose was
wanted Immediately, and there being no
money in the fire department fund, the COM
missioners asked the underwriters, on ac-
count of their interest in the suppression OF
fres, to buy this hose for the department. At
meeting OF the underwriters to-day they
declined to accede to the request, saying
they were in The habit OF sdjusting rates ae-
cording TO the nature of the risk, and they
agreed to increase the rates of insurance af-
ter October lst.
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COLES CIRCUS
And MenaEerIe at NashvilIe-TWo Per
fOrmances 10 Large Audiences.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE September 25.-Coie's mann
moth circus and shows exhibited here Situr-
day (afternoon and nighD TO an enormous
attendance. Many novelties never before
seen we're shown iB the three circus rings.
The street parade was a grand display, show
ing tbs magnitude and wealth of the i'm
mense concern. Il moves West from here,
ria Huntington, Drescen, Union City, Tren-
ton, jackson and Brownsville to Memphis.
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LONDON, September 25.-The Mark Lone
Erpress, in its review Of the grain trade for
the past week, Gays: "Only the tail of the
harvest remains to be secured. The condi-
ton of the samples does not improve.
Values continue 10 droop. and have fallen 10
the extent OF Is in the provinces and q in
London. Foreign is in very small demand
Prices continue to decline. The of coast
trade shows a little more life as prices de-
cline. There have been seventeen arrivals
and fourteen sales. Wheat on passage and
for shipment fat, closing at decline.
Floating bulk decreased. Flour declined 2s.
Foreign is in smaller supply, and prices
lower. In barley and oats only descrip-
lions of native produce in favor of the sellers.
Maize, foreign barley and oats, cheaper.
Sales of English wheat the past week 81 ,453
quarters, at AS Id, sgainst 1876 quarters,
at 40s sd the corresponding period last year"
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CapIrAI RRIEEs

WASHINGTON, September 2o.-Secretary
Lincoln left this morning for Chicago.
Comptroller Lawrence will leave tonight
for visit to his home in Ohio.
Engineer Melville called upon Acting
Secretary Walker at the Navy Department
this afternoon.
When Secretary Chandler returns the rec
ords and articles found with De Longs party,
now in custody of Engineer Melville, will be
examined in the presence of Mrs. DeLong,
who has been notified 10 attend.
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stances sherias become accompliees 10
breach of the arms law by giving deputyships
for the purpose Of its iufraction, and in my
forthcoming report intend to call the spe-
cial attention of the governor to this ofense,
so commonly pfacticed By the sberifs, and
suggest method of obvistiug it,"
The mouunent to Lszare Nicolas Csrnot,
recently unveiled at his birthplace, Nolsy,
Burgundy, consists of nobly designed
statue, by Ronllesu, mounted on
pedestal bearing the simple inscIip-
tion: IA Ca1not, Orgasisoteur de Ia We
loire. SOuse1ipticn Nationals, 1882" The
was attended by at least two gem
erations OF Carnot's descendants, including
his son Hippolite, minister of education in
ls4S, and his grandson Sadi, recently minis
ter OF public works.
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The press of Kew York ia greatly alarmed
over the effort of JAY Gould to get control of
the Associated Pres.. The Herald, Sun, Tines
and journal of Commerce are agreed that he
now owns three of the seven papers thst
comprise thai association-the Tribune, World
and Mail and EIpress-and that some time
ago he tiled to buy the Journal of Commerce,
which, had he consumnated it, would have
made him boss Of that. as he is over many
other tbipg.. The Tribune sometime ago
positively denied that Gould had anything
10 do with its manag enenf, and the Nail and
Express in a recent article denies his control
over its columns in the most positive words
possible. But one thing is certain, Gould
made over urts 10 the New York Associate
Press for an alliance between 1t and the
Western Union, Telegraph Company. These
were or one, s,isIl S1h toi no now charged he has
Isl, e the 81 some sort with the West
~ern Associated Press, and as it is seen that the
partnership with the telegraph company
would hurt both sides, new proposition is
TO place the entire press service OF the
country in the hands of joint committee
OF these two associations Western and New
York City, New England, New York State
and other organizations to be subject to
this regulation, and buy the news thus pro-
vided at such prices as may be exacted. To
secure the adoption of this plan BY the
New York Associated Press, great pressure,
it is said, has been brought 10 bear
upon the New York Sun to give q vote
in its favor VIII he do ii? This is
the problem which time alone can solve.
The Journal Of Commerce says: "Mr.
Dana has backbone enough, if he rebels
against such dictatorship, to stand for the
right, and if his paper has not been cold out
we believe that they who count upon his
surrender reckon without their host. If the
Sun votes for such an arrangement the pub
lie may draw their own conclusions as TO
the owne,shIp Of the establishment Of which
he has go long been the presiding genius."
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Ripley Institute.

A FREE HIGH SCHOOL, Prepares Boys and
n Young Men for College Business. Session
opens September 4th. Tuition Free to Every body.
i09 students lsst year. Board by messing s5 to S5
per month; in private families everything fur
nished. IS to s10 Total expenses per session nine
mon tbs $50 to 500 Correspondence solicited.
Address R. o. PREWETT. Principal,
DF~ro.
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u,s, Go,o onar,n,,,e

ish steamer Rita arrived at the wharf at
Newport News without inspection by the
quarantine officer. The Acting Secrets ary of
the Treasury telegrsphs that the civil
authorities should order the vessel TO
quarantine, and if she refuses a war vessel
can compel her to-
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YELLow.FEvER.
Progress OF the Dfsease at Brownsville
and Pensacola.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Total cases
of yellow-fever at Brownsville thus far, 1870;
destbs, 103 All communication is cut off
with the infected districts of Mexico.
Gases at Pensacola, 344; deaths, Al. Quar-
antine will be est tablished around Pensacola
if The governor of Florida requests it. Sew
eral cases at Isabel, and one death.
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-Four ConI.M1uer, Burued.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, September 25.-This
morning cavern took place in the Dodson
mine Of the Plymouth Coal Company. The
squeeze caused an explosion of the ire-damp,
instantly killing one fire boss and seriously
burning four miners. The main track Of the
Lackawanna road settled three feet for sew
eral hundred yards, caused by the cavern,
and all trains stopped running.
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Ministers, meeting al chicago.

CHICAGO, September 25.-The Young
Mems Christian Association of this city
has sent invitations 10 the ministers of
the Northwest for a convention here on Oc-
tober l1th, 18th and 18Th, to consider the
question OF a revival of work during the
coming winter. Over 450 ministers have
siguihed their intention to be present. 1t
promises to be the largest gathering OF the
kind ever held in Chica0o
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WHY MIR. SPENCER,
An Important Witness in the Star-ROute
Trial, Turned Up Missing
When Wanted.
The Garfield Memorial HOspital-An Old
Claim SettIed-Lieut. GreeIey's
Arctic Expedition.

WAsHIseToS, September pa. s. Sol
onions, Of this city, chairman OF the Com
mittee on Ways and N aus of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital, has received advices
from Consul Piexotto, at Lyons, France, that
he has opened subscriptions at the consulate
in aid of the proposed hospital, and that
l5,O0Oi. have been handed him. Ccntribu-
tions to hospital fund 70 date. 100000.
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DIsfiIlerx Rurned.

MILWAUKEE, September 25.-Ths Meadow
Spring Distillery, near the city, belonging 10
the VIM. Bergenthal Comp any, burned to
the ground this afternoon, causing loss OF
$4,000; insured. The fire originated by
sparks from the smokestack getting into the
alcohol NOM
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RED HATS CONFERRED.

ROME, September 25-At the cousistory
to-day Monsiguor Czaki, papal nuncio at
Psris, and Mousignor Abeanchi, nuncio at
Madrid, were created cardinals. The pope
also preconized one English and several
French bishops, and appointed a number of
prelates to Sees in America aud Oceanica.
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Coal Mtpe Accident.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, September pa
heavy fall OF coal occurred this morning in
Kingsland mine, of the Maryland Coal Com
psny, at Lonscoming. Four miners, includ-
ing the mine bosp, Byers, are known to be
under the coal, dead. The body Of James
Brshaney b AZ been brought out. Louis Cook
-snotEeT miner, has besr brought up in =
dying condition.
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The .BIs suDaower.n

The APPEAL has received the prospectus of
the Big Sunflower Association, with conf
Dental circular asking the editors to become
agents. The following is the prospectus:
r,Irsr
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cartnauake. AZ Pauam,

PANAMA, September 25.- Earthquakes
here have continued since the 9Th instant.
Much damage has bsen done in this city and
Aspinwall. Loss here, $250,000 and $780,
600 in Aspinwall, with four deaths.
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The Public is requested carefully to notice the Hew an
en'arped Scheme to6e dra,ga Monthly.
agCAPITAL L PRIZE, e75.O00--Se
Tickets only 90. Shares In prop0rtfS
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Tie farmers have requested Hon. Casey
Young to address them on Wednesday next at
Caplsviile, and ne has made an appointment
10 do 90. A number of persons are going
cut from the city, and large attepda anee is
expected.
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Junior auick.teps VS.. ,he RECON-,
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, September 25.-Fourth day
of the fall meeting.
First Raee.-One and one-eighth miles.
Won by Brad; Harry H. Second, Athos third.
Time-1 ISL.
lSecond Roce.-Three-qusrters of a mile
heats. Wapakoneta won; Square Dancs
took the fret heat, and was second in the two
last; Cleaner third. Time-l:l7, 1:174, / :2I.
Third Rdce.-One mile. Vera won; Pixies
Pride second, Az~lic third. Time-1 :462
Fourth Racs.-One aud one-qusrter miles.
Belle of the Highlands won; LIZZIE S. second,
John Davis third. Time-2:I04.
Fifth Raee-Five furiongs. North Annie
won; Ebony second, Zooliie third. Time
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THE grading of the Kansas City railroad
is finished to Walnut Ridge from Spring
field, Mo-, distance of 160 miles, and work
at this end is progressing. The road is to
be finished in August, 1883.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.
A Couple Of Serious Mishaps, Resulting
lin Loss Of Life, Withi9 an Hour
at the
Pittsburg Exhibition of Per:
Sons IDjured-C0Il Nine pisas-
ters-TwO Men Killed.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Two men
were killed and several wounded at Gov
ernor's Island By the explosion of one of
the guns on Castle William, being used in
salutingi the French msn-of-war lying of
hat
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PHELAN-Sunday, September 2l, 1882. at 6
O'Clock am, EoRGE R. PHELAN, aged thirty five
years.
Funeral will take place from residence, No. 2s7
Beale street, this (TUESDAY) morning at IL
O'Clock.
wILLIAMs-FRSEsT e, infant fon OF Moses D..
and Harriet K. Williams, September "a, 1882, aged
thirteen months.
Funeral from residence, No. 80 Jones avenue, this
(TUEsDAY) morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends and
acquain ances invited. Nashville, Jackson and
Paducah papers please copy]
MAYFIELD-On Monday morning. 25th instant,
at O'Clock an, of typhoid fever. at her home
near Brentwood, Williams county. Tenn, MIS- d.
s. hAY1KLD mother of Mrs W. B. Galbreath-
HEaRo-in Collierville Tenn. on the evening
of September 49, 1882, Miss ALToSA T., daughter
of the Rev. James A. and Ann E. Heard, aged
TWEEN ysix years. six months and seventeen days.
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MORE EvIcrIoNs.

The military and police of county Mayo
evicted fifty families in the past few days on
the Barony of Eirris, and the people have
been ordered not to shelter them.
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CxPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100. .OOO TICKETS At FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTIONS, IN FIFTHss IN PROPORTION.

1867 Prizes, amounting 70 s1eS:5so 6so
only to the ONCE of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further information, wriLs clearly, g1ylns
fuiI address Send orders by Express OF ReS1s-
tered Letter or Money Order. addressed only 70
NJ A DAIPHIE, New Orleans, La. or -.
Inxfon. ID. C., or at No. West Court
street, Memphis. "a,
NB-Orders addressed TO New Orleans VIII re.
eeive urorapt attention.
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DAMIErTA, September 25.-Abdella Pasha,
Suleiman Bey and a number OF their aseoci-
ates Lave been sent to Cairo as prisoners
under military guard.
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SPORT.
The Sunday Shoot and the Baseball
Match at Olympic Park.

The Eckfords and the Wetter Nine had a
good game at Olympic Park yesterday and
good attendance. The Eckfords deserve
credit for their rapid advancement The
following was the score:
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wing was the score:
COPE nv TENTNGQ
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LIST of the commissioners of election
Tor each county ia Mississippi recently ap-
pointed by the State Board to serve for
the ensuing twelve months, will be found in
auofher column.
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Turner Moorhead, of the German Club,
holds the medal until next shoot. Sunday,
October 9Th, will be contest for the Vienna
medal between the G,rman and Memphis
clubs as to who shall hold the same until
Nav 1883
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= The following is the score OF the shoot at
Oafmnor.