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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-14
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Disaster AT SEA AND REMARKABLE
EscPE.-The Schr. Queen, Capt. Arey,
of Boston, from Mobile. whence she sail
ed on The 4th inst, with a cargo of $50
bales of cotton, consigned to Messrs. H.
n. Williams, 81 w. c.. Morris, aud to
order, arrived at this port yesterday
Capt Arey reports: "While lying TO, un-
der three reeied foresail in q very heavy
Gale from the N. E., on the 10Th instant,
alto o'clock. p NJ, the schr. was struck
with lightning, at the main top mast head,
descending the mainmast to the starboard
pump, thence into the hold. The mate
acd one man; on deck at the time, were
stunned by the stroke, but soon recovered.
laten minutes after, we discovered that
das cotton in the hold was on fire. We
got a barrel Of bread and some hams on
deck; then took the bed clothes and old
sails, and shut up the vessel as tight as
possible, chinlSng every hole that the
smoke came out of, in order to smother
the fire. We then wore ship, set the gib,
and three reefed mainsad, and steered
west hoping to make the land before the
flames broke out; Cape Hatteras we judg'
ed beuog w. S. about sixty miles dis.
lani' The gale increasing, soon bic"
away thegb,
AZ three o'clock, next morning, thu
wind hauled around N. N. W., aud blew
aPeriect hurricane, and sea running very
hgh We could not lay up, nearer than ,
W, bot, the gale being so heavy, we la.
'oIower the mainsal; steered ). w. u
nne o'clock, when we had again to Ia.
The vessel to. At this time the vaPor up
Onthe water was so dense that we coul
not see fifty yards. The fire was S
great below, that the pitch IN the seam
egou to boil; and, by two o'clock, T. N
ee smoke issued from every seam, an
ladlng that our efforts to smother Il, wer
lntess, we thougrt it best to cut no
The starboard side Of the quarter deci
AID try 10 extinguish the fire with WI
er as soon as the axe went Ihrougn' 10
lanes burst out; we poured in water d.
ae lanes came out so severe that y
were compelled to cut hole through y
seek, on the larboard side, and throw
Saier ill we got down and cut OIL q
burnt part Of the bales, and threw 10Y
ooard. At thee o'clock, A. M, on
lsh, we had extinguished the hre'
We found three feet water in the hold. a
pumps cboaked. The gale continu,
ead we could only bring the vessel %
a'6ng spar to the anchor and Or lT
0er' 10 keep her from rolling over. !
'0ole crew were much burnt 10 ext
gushing the fire. The amount OF "a
'se iolhe cotton is not ascertained'
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ExECnTnR,s SALE.

WILL be sold on Friday the second
" OF April liext to the highest bidder
credit of nine months, at the residence Of
late Thomas MCGEE deceased near Colunl
twelve or fifteen negroes, consisting Of
women and children, some horses, a mule,
pleasure carFiage-IIouse hold and kitu
furniture, lot of Books, Maps, and otheI
ticles.
Sold as the properly Of said deceased, By
der of court to pay debts. Bond and appfo
security will be required ofthe purchaser
fore the properly sold, vii be delivered.
MICAJAH Afo6EE, Ex'
March 8, 1871. Prf Sd 1t.
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TRUST SALE.

HDY virtue of deed of Trust to me e,
Is executed by Bird Land, shall
proceed to sell for cash, at the Court
House door in the town Of Macon, Nox-
ubee County, Mississippi,
on the first day Of October, ae-rt,
the tract of Land on which said Bro
Land lives, and four slaves, to wit;
Hastv, Harriet, Tom, and Reddlck,
JAS. POINDEXTER,
Trustee
aprii. /. l84I.-3O 6m-pf. 10
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FINAL NOTICE.
CLOTHING AZ COST.

EUST received and for sale by the
eD Subscriber a general assortment of
Ready Made Clothing which will be sold
at cost. Also a variety of other articles
which will be sold lower than any can be
sold, by any other house in this Mar
ket :,
Those who wish to buy clothing would
do well to call and examine the stock,
before they purchase elsewhere.
d. WILLIAMS.
Columbus Mss. Feb. 10 1910.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ March 90, 1641.
10 the Hon. Thomas EWING,
Secretary Of the Treas,.r.

n a. 1ud1Cn <Sos 1911
70 the Hon. Thomas EWING,
Secre'ary Of The Treasure.
CIR: The President is ofopinion that II Is
sreat abuse to bring the patronage of the Cen
e d government into conflict with freedom of
s.eesl2ns; and that this abuse ought 10 be cor
leu Weherever it may have been permitted
- az sAisi' and to be prevented for the future
lie therefore directs that information he o;v-
en 70 all officers and agents in vour nanart.
,nent OF Inc public service that partizan inter
le ~. IN popular elections whether of Stafe
olncers or officers of this Government and for
Nhomsoever or against whomsoever if NAV he
exercised, or the payment of anv confrihnt,on
~ assessment on salaries or official compensa-
ZION ,ior party or election purposes. win be re-
garued by hun as cause ofremoval.
IL Is not intended that any officer shall ba ra-
stralned IN the free and proper expression and
maintenance of his opinions respecting public
men or public measures, or in The exercise
70 the fullest degree, of the constitutional ryht
OF suffrage. But persons EMPLOYED under the
Government, ard paid for their services ont 81
the pubic Treasury, are not expected to take
an active or oficious part in attempts to infIu.
ence the minds or votes of others: such con,
quot beng deemed inconsistent with the spir-
~ VI we constitution and tho duties of publif
agents acting under it; and the President !,
resolved, SO far as depends upon him. that
while the exercise ofthe elective franchise h,
the People shall be free from undue influence,
OF otnclal station and authority, opinion shall
also be free among the officers and agents Q
the Government.
The President wishes it further to be an
nounced and distinctly understood, that fron
all collecting and discussing offices promptitud
IN rendering accounts, and entire punctuaht
IN paying balances, will be vigorously exactec
In his opinion it is time to return, in this res
pect, to the early practice of the Government
and to hold any degree ofdehnquency on tn
part OF those entrusted with the public none
Just cause of immediate removal. He deem
the severe observance of this rule to be esser
tlal to the public service, as every dollar lost
the Treasury by unfaithfulness in office ere
ates necessity for a new charge upon til
People.
l have the honor to be, sir, your obediel
servant.
DANIEL " EBSTER.
4 lSimilar letters have been addressed to 9th
heads of Departments.
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NOTICE.

TW7HE Owner of three Boxes, marked,
L. T. Clark, can have the same by
applying to the holder and paying e7-
nenses, For further information apply
at the Argus Office.
N. B. Unless application be made
soon, they viii be sold to pay charges
april 7, 184l.
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Trust SALE.

HMY yirtre of deed in Trust execu-
EdR ted to me as trustee by Roddy
Smirb. and William r. Smith, on the i9tn
dav Of November, 1889, which said deed
of'rrust was on the same day recorded 10
the office of the Clerk of Probate Of
Lowndes County, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House door, IN the town OF Column
bus, on .r
the following described property 70 WIZ
- The north half half of section thrty'
Township sixteen South, of Range eish-
teen west; north half of west half OF south
west quarter and north half of west hall
of south east quarter, of same section.
The north west quarter, and west n nan
Of north east quarter and north nan Q
west half of south west quarter Of sector
twenty nlne, of same township and range
al living in the County of Lowndes' an'
State Of Mississippi; or SO much OF s sal
Lands as may be sufficient to satisfy
certa;n nate in said deed specified, an
made by said Roddy Smith, and Wlllial
| r. Smith. ,,rc = coy
4~t,ef rf
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BLOUNT SPRINGS, TALA.l
sss'...sss=s=sE
::ii::I1,

The undersigned, as Trustee, for the
parties interested, has the pleasure of an
nouncing to the public, that the Hotel at
Blount Springs will be open forthe recep-
ton Of visitors and boarders
On the Tenth day Of May, nert,
under the supervision of Mr.. Joseph Bon
durant, so fayorabfy known throughout
South Alabama, for his peculiar fitness
for management and direction of public
house. Every thing that the most fasti-
dious can desire, will be in readiness by
that time to render the Blount Springs a
delightful summer residence.
While the wants Of he sick and infrm
will be particularly attended to, the gay
and fashionable will find the sources of
amusement and pleasure so numerous
and varied, that none need have their APP
petites for enjoyment, paled by safety.
In addition TO the many other amuse-
ments and pleasures provided for visitors.
the undersigned has procured the services
for the whole season, of an excellent
BAND OF MUSIC,
which, besides attending the evening par
ties in the Saloon, viii perform on the
green at such hours as will be most agree
able to the boarders.
The undersigned, need scarcely re
mind the public that there is a great va
riety of Mineral Waters at the Bloun
f Springs, possessing in higher degree
healing virtue for almost every diseas
with which the human race is afflicted
r than at any other watering place in til
f United States. This, with its pure air an
: delightful climate, its beautiful and sui
lime mountain scenery, and its centr;
position, must ere long, render it the mo:
= popular sumner retreat in the south, te
! the afflicted and invalid, the lashlonab
and opulent, and the wearicd seeker
repose from toll of business.
1t IS the intention of the undersigned
: spare no expenditure Of either time, pc
sonal trouble, or money, in an effort
e give to the Biount Springs the charact,
le to which it is so richly entitled; and
le INDUCES the hope that liberal ana &c
erous public will sustain him in an ente
&c prize 50 important to large portion
tie the South.
Us JONES G.. LUCY,
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u WE are authorised to announce
Richard Il. HOskfns as candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at our
next November Election.
O. WE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
GIVE are authorised to announce
Pryor VI. Grant, as a candidate for re-
election, TO the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes
County.
O. Weare authorized to announce
II. h. SIarIxe as a candidate for the Office
o. Sheriff, in the ensuing November election
GFWE are authorised to announce
JOhn ID. w montgomery, as a candidate
for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court ,
Lowndes COUNTY at our rext election.
GIVE are authorised to announce
Sterling Eg. Lester, as candidate TO
the office of CLERK of the Circuit Court O
Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
| O. We are authorized tie announces
Col w. III SOuiIlaIi, as a candidate for th
office of Clerk of tie Circuit Court of Lownd
county at our next election:
O. We are authorized TO announc
Geo. w. WaddelH as a candidate for tn
Office Of Collector at our next ensuing electloI
O. We are authorised TO announc
Greene Hill Esq, as a candidate for Ii
! office ofMayor ofthe city of Columbus, at I'll
! ensuing election.
e GIVE are authorised to announc
Ab'En. Murdoch esq, as Candida
$ for the office Of Mayor Of the city OF Columb'
d at the ensuing election.
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SALE OF LANDS.

SALE OF LANDS,
In Winston County, Mississippi,
FOR TAKES.
e WILL offer for sale, at public auction
81. to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Louis
vile, Winston County Mississippi, on
On the 1914 day Of July nert,
TIE following described tract of land
for taxes, due thereon, for the year, l84c.
They viii be sold agreeably TO the statute
made and provided, to satisfy said taxes
and all costs that may accrue thereon.
The east half of the north ca tquarter,
ocsection number twenty eight, township
number fifteen, of range number twelve
east. Entered by Xenophen Holbert.
JOHN H. BUCKNER,
Assessor & Collector ofTaxes
for Winston County
april, IA, l84l. 3m pr DIS.
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TRrST SALE

p virtue and IN pursuance ola ded
e 3 Of trust, executed on the eIevend
day of June, 1910, by Richard K. Wool
ten, and duly recorded in the office of It'd
clerk of Probates Court, in and for No1
ubee county. and State of Mississippi, o.
the eleventh day of August 1910, wi
as trustee, expose to public sale for casf
On Monday the 18th day Of July, 1s41
at the Court House door in the own c
Macon, between the legal hours of sale
the following property, TO wit:
The east half of the south west quar-
ter ofsection fourteen,
The East half of the north ives
quarter Of section twenty three.
The north east quarter of sectio
twenty three,
The west half Of the south west or
of section thirteen,
The west half of the north west q
of section twenty four,
The west half of the south west q
of section twenty four, and the
| South half of section twenty threi
all in township sixteen, ofrange eigl
teen, east, lying and being in Il
county Of Noxubee, and State Of Mi
sissippi.
Also, the following negro Slaves, vi
Monday, Jack, Joe, Allen, Peggy, Nall
Dolly, Mary Ann, and her child, Geors
Abram, Easter, Martha, Laura, Isabel
Marion. Amanda, and Isaac all of
above property described and set forth
said deed of trust. for the purpose of d
] charging andsatisfying the claims ther'
$ mentioned.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOWNDES COUNTY. !
Probate Court, March Term, A. d. l84l,
--,1x,1@H- 4 a. =

Probate Court, March Term, A. ID. lo4l,
HOHN HUDDLESTON, one of the
az administrators of the Estate OF
William L. Moore, decd, presented 10
the Court at this Term, an EXHIBIT on
oath. ofthe debts due 10 and from the rs
fate Of said Moore; which shows the Is
tate TO be Insolyent.
4 i therefore ordered by the Court
that Abram Murdoch, George GOOD,
and David C. Richards, be, and are mere, :,
! bv appointed Commissioners, WIN lull
nowar TO receive and examine all claims
r. tho several creditors of said Estate
olr to cause the time and place OF their
aaet;nu TO be made known TO the credit
arss If said Estate, for receiving and ex-
aiming their claims, by PUBLISHING Tue
, same in one of the newspaper IN Columbus
and IN three public places in Lowndes
CO. ranntv and that six months be allowed
= tba creditors of said Estate, for BRING,
;Oq in and proving their claims ana a
he end Of SAID six months, the comnlls
sloners to make their report OF lReir ao'
J. tines therein according to law.
Issued from the Minutes the 0th 1uafc'
J A. =. i04i' VIM. P. FULLER,
Clerk
nv virtue Of the above Commission
he undersigned will receive and exanllh
sII claims presented at the office o. ian an
Ct g Huddleston, in The town Of 1olu l4S
re- until the expiration Of the time nlliseu
sh the above advertisement; .fr5Rnot.K
~ D. G. RICHARDS,
Oe GEO. GOOD.
sr. CONS.
March. 81, 1s4l.-em. pr. fee sou
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hORIDA.-The Mobile "Register," men
ZOOS the arrival in that port, ola boat having
W board 100 Florida indians, who are einl-
"sung TO the upper Arkansas.
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acknowledgements Gilmer, Of Va has
Nlgned his Office no election viii be nau
'aul the next term Of the Legislature IN 'lie
Meantime the duties Of the Office devolves 90
We senior Councillor.
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WILLIAM w. BAILEY.
QNnf'9
SURGEON DENTIST

(oF GALLATIN TENN
Would respectfully offer his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Columbus and vicinity
GTOfice opposite the Court House on the
South SIDE. Ladies will De waited on at then
residence.
~ Boarding at P. B. Wade's. ,
REFERENcEs:-O. F, Bledsoe, Z. b. W ace
Columbus, april, IA lo4l.
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april, 6, le41,-llt. pr. d4o
o. The Columbus ND Argus, Tns-
caloosa Mouiter, Montgomery Journal,
and Selma Free Press, wall please publish
once a week until the 10Th June, and for
ward their accounts to the Blount Springs
for liquidation. }. Y. l..
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MrSsRs CLAY & KMc.-The difficulty DC
"'eu these gentlemen has been settled.
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TRUST SALE.

"a T the request of John Crusoe, SD.
In perlntendant of the Columbus and
Tomblgby transportation Company, of
Columbus Mississippi, we will, by virtue
of trust deed, executed by Cyrus S. Al
kin of Lowndes county, Mississippi, on
the twelfth day of April, 1888, to as trus-
tees, to secure the payment of certain
stock note therein described, which said
deed has been duly recorded, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on
Monday tie 5th day Of Apra
next between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4
P. M. at the court house door in the
town of Columbus, county of Lowndes,
and state Of Mississippi, for ready money,
in specie or the notes of specie paving
banks on demand, the whole ofthe follow
| ing parcel of land, to wit: Beginning
twenty feet east of the bank of the Tom-
bigby river at stake, thence north sixty
three feet cast, one hundred and seventy
nine feet to a stake, at or near the six
teenth section line, thence in northern
direction with said section line, one hun
drei and three feet to stake, thence in a
western direction parallel with the first
line to a stake within twenty feet of the
Tombigby river, from thence to the place
the beginning: better known as a part O
of south east fractional quarter of Lot
number seven, of section seventeen, town.
ship number eighteen, of ange number
eighteen, west; upon which is situated
| the Brick Ware House, at present in The
occupancy of Akin & Brown; or so mucE
theruofas may be sufficient to satisfy anc
fully discharge the amount due on the 4tI
iustalment of thirty per cent. on the cap
ital stock, declared to fall due and payabl,
BY the Board of said company, on the l5d
of February 1641, together with all ar
rears on former instalments, land costs ant
expense attending such sale.
o. P. BROWN,
w. ?. FULLER,
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March 3, 1841.-4t. pr fee Is.
I he Sale of the above described prop
erty, took place, on the day, at the time
and place mentioned, and was bid off by
Archibald B. Moore, he being he highest
and last bidder for the same, but having
failed to comply with the acquisitions, O
the sale, the said property will be sold
On Sasuday the 18th day Of May
next, for the purposes above mentioned
and at the risk and cost of said A. B
Moore.
.. ?. BROWN. trustees
w. P. FULLER,
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VIM. II. SMITH.

n, B. The Trustee would say to the.
pubic, that the lands above mentioned, arc
very superior, and located in a neighbor-
hood Of fine society,-and only six miles
from lie Bjnby River. w. Fl. S.
Macon, Jan. LIST. l841. 6m. prf. S67 so.
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THE BLEWETT HOUSE
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.

fcoRNER MARKET and WASHINGTON ST :, = e, y
Ss1SoRMERLY occupied by J. Q. Br &c .
+ now open for the reception OF 6oA y
1rr,S and TRANSIENT VISITORS.
Dr'i'''' '1 3. #. MUSGROVE.
Columbus, Miss. November, lS4U'
The Independent Monitor tor WIN ,he;r '" accoua
above two months and toward tnel a00' =
! 10 this Office.
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Columbus Hotel.

- YEyHE Under signed
G. ~ & would respectfully in J
s : = 81 form his friends and the
public, generally, that be
El has taken charge ofthls
well known establishment. lie pledges nm
selfto use every exertion to promote the COM
fort and convenience ofalwho may favor nun
with their patronage
The Rooms and Furniture have been thor
oughly RenoVa-ed
The Table viii be furnished with every va
riety that the county can afford.
The Stables attached to this House, are
| large and Commodions, and under the super
attendance, ola gentleman oflong experience
n that line.
Travellers therefore, may rest assured, that
| every attention win be given to their Horses
Owing to the reduction IN our market, o
| the prices of produce &c, together with tn
sfnressure of the times" the Proprietor ha
, reduced the Rates Of the Columbus Hote
nearly 2Oper cent. from those of former stan
ding, - T,Ns,rAfI
- I'll, ~ 1911
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Sir: 81 - render your ac-
hou a., disbursements for the current quarter
o0u noo n after its close as practicable ana !;
dong - yUu current two abstracts, one refer
your account reuTbers for payments made Tor a ea
ing 70 ,V yG accrued prior to the 4th inst. ene
n,hoq ~ a those subsequent thereto unless y0sa
J;s5rss1less since that day hage 1g' Sboul.
- omomi The funds then on ha1a T. yen '
that be the fact, your account may y ''''
ed as heretofore, -. report II,
amount Of funds in your hands on use are rel Ito
Subsequently quarterly acG sonlS thew the EN-
rendered as required above snV ,Sbi,h accrue
brace payments for demands "'''S'' :
prior to the 4th inst. 10 Treasurv
By direction Ofthe Secretary o [ S''
ALBION X. PARRis' CO"p''''
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In pursuance Of instructions from the oeo.
~ ~ ~ the Treasury the following circular
rdesi Pm =. forwarded TO all the disbursng ON
GERS and agents Of the war, Nasy, a subject t
pePs sa .SsS1, Of the Second Comptroller
CIRCULAR.
Treasury Department.
S..0,,d C,ompfrolLer's Office Marco q
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Mis- issiDpi Money.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Anril 7-Shylock from Mobile
7-Commerce from MobIle'
e 9-Southerner from Mobile
. I1-Victoria from Mobile,
f" l2--Kansas from Mobile;
q I2--Avalanche from Mobile.
DEPARTED.
April 7--Shylock for Mobile,
S-Commerce for Mob!ie'
9-Southerner for Moblle'
l2--Victoria for Mobile.
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-.nooI cT.AssIFIcATIoNs.

1RESH GARDEN sEEDs-Just re- e,
ceiyed from the North, and Warran'eu
Fresh. For sale by SMITH.
Feb 1910.
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GUARDIANS, SALE

IT Under an order of the Honorable
81 Probate Court oftheCounty ofNox-
ubee, and State ofMississippi, viii be sold
at Macon, on monday,
The 18Th day Of Apra nert,
to the highest bidder, the north half of
section nine, township fifteen, range 10 E.
and So acres eff the east half the south
east quarter of section eight, of township
fifteen, of range nineteen east, belonging
to James w. Toiten, minor of C. w.
Totten decd.
WILEY v. STEWART,
Guardian.
Macon, March ID. 1s4I.7t pf de.
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Oct, 10, 1910. ct prsf do.
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% WE are authorised to announce
Richard Il. HOSlxinS as candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at ouI
next November Election.