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- and wherever thev found a man

France, and wherever they found man
orwoman, that did moi subscribe to the in
fdel Republic & worship only the God
dess of Reason, they were brought 10
mock trial and their life was the forfeit.
We do not charge such sangunary in
tentions upon our Committee of Public
Saiety-we simply state these facts to show
the model from which they have borrow
ed the name. We do not believe that
there is anoiherin the history oflhe world.
The human heart, of the 10Th century,
would revolt at such a spectacle-not
one man out of myriad would tolerate
such scenes, and why the 10Th of May
Convention borrowed the name from such
a source, we cannot divine. Though the
"hcarts Of Tie people may be prepared 70,
War" they are not prepared for such a
war as that, a war upon humanity, wal
against everything that is pure and holy
in our nature.
We are now done with a review ofthe
Defence of the Revcl Itionists. There
are other points made, but of no impor
tancc to the argument.
1t affords us no pleasure to speak, al
we do of the acts of the few, who w0ult
lead the democratic masses of Ohio
They have placed themselves in a wrong
posilion-some of them have not dont
their own hearts and judgments justice
But we profess to belong to law-abi
ding, order-loving, peace party. Wher
we are beaten fairly and honestly-whel
the majority of;he people decide agains
our men, measures and principles, W
shall not complain. But when mnori
, ty attempts to rule us, at this day, in thi
Republic, we shall defend our rights t
the Iast-rights guaranteed by the Cor
siituton of the United States, and by on
, own State Constitution.
: lfthey wish the Constitution amended
; let the question be agtated The pee
pie have right TO meet, in a peaceab|
manner, and instruct their Represent;
lives. These Representatives are bouu
t to obey The will of their constituents (
S resign. Others can be sent in their pli
ces. When the question comes prope
4 ly before us, we shall not be the la
: to use our humble efforts, to make it
l. "consonance with the spirit of the ag
II the progress of the people, and the grow
= ing character of our great State" In Il
mean time, let such question be calm
= and considerably discussed among Il
e peoplc--let not matter of such impor
l. ance become a subject of party wariar
If but rather let us unite together, for Il
II good of ourselves; our State and our rae
y and peaceably and quietly, in the spi
r. of free citizens, endeavOr to attain d
v nearest to perfectly free Consiitutin
e compatible with the condition of huma
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Personal AhIISC.

The Editors of the Eagle make per-
Sonal charges against Capt. CUTTER-a
writer in the Statesman, against General
GREEN-and a writer, in the Crcleville
Watchman, against Mr. SrANBERY. And
this in place of replying to their argu-
menis. Are these the men, who ask ex-
emption from personal abuse?
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"FaIsshOod 10 che Weapon Of tho CAM.
paign."

Reader tho StdtesmaH published that.
and ye, il hus admitted into ils columns II
false, base aud libelous article concern,
ing the Wing Mass Meeting, and an un
mifgated sidnder about Gen. GREEN,-
The Eagle dare not re.publish the or,icl,
ia lis columns. Honest democrats woulC
scorn to owu tho writer. The author o
the article dare not dvulge his name.-
He would be held up as an object of scorl
10 every man, who makes any preten
slonsto decency.
lfthe Statesman wishes lie renders I,
entertain favorable regard for their cen
ual organ. il will publish the name Of tn
Use and infamous libeller, who impose
upon IT,
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GOOD!

The Statesman had acaricature, where
slumbered The Eagles wra,h!-of what
purported to be Mr.. Ford with paddock
on his mouth.
Col. COLLIER thinks that, if Sam Me-
Diary had in time placed this paddock up.
on the Sub Treasury of Butler county, it
might have saved the people some S1l,-
| 900. Who is John B. WelIer2
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generosity.

The Locofocos Of this place, who own
the county, the county's money and the
county buildings, by tacit agreement, aN-
lowed the Wings the use of the Court
House, on alternate Saturday evenings,
for the meeting of the Rough and Ready
Club.
On tomorrow evening, the Wings are
entitled to the House; but we see bills are
out, aud DR.. Olds posted for a Speech
We do not consider this either fair ol
generous. But. in Revolutionary times
might makes right.
~Why don't the Eagle publish Tay
lor's second Allison letter. And VIII.
don't it publish Cass' letter to Wilsonl
Is it afraid that they would be in the Ian
guage of Cass, "death to the democrats
party"l
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TROUBLES ,lmomg LOcOGocoisn,.

The Wing mass meeting appears TO
have thrown our neighbors into spashs.
They founder through two or three COL
of matter. not knowing what they are
talking about.
If the Eagle men supposed that VIC
intended to please them with our meet
ing they arc much mistaken. We didn't
try to doit.
We did intend 10 beat them, in num-
bers, enthusiasm and speaking, and wo
accomplished our purpose.
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A MASS MEETING,

OF the friends of Taylor and Fillmore
is to be held, in Logan, on to. morrow
We would like to see respectable del
egation visit our friends in Hooking
There will be some good speaking there.
Gen. GREEN and Col. VAN TRUMr will
be on hand.
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TOTAL DEPIlAYITY.

The Lancaster Gazette and other un.
scrupulous Ohio prints one day advised
that supplies shall be vithheld and the
Volunteers starred home,--ano,her day
they brand the same Volunteers as there's
and coioards.-Eagle.
The Eagle liesl
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CHECKING Valley Repub,tcan.n

The above is the title of a paper,rhe first
number of which we have received, pub
lished in Logan, and devoted to the cause
of Wing principles. 1t is neatly printed
and well edited. We hope that the en-
terprize will prove successful. II it is.
much good will be accomplished. The
Wings of Hooking can support paper
if they twill all pull together"
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Cass and the Volunteers Clothing.

If the Eagle has any confidence in its
own statements, why does it not publish
the Bill and let its readers constrse it fot
themselves.
We will agree to shut our mouths for
ever about it, if the Eagle finds respect
able lawyer, who will construe it differ
emily from what Adj. Jones did. He
must do it without restrain,-not having
the fear of Pennsylvania Volunteers and
cfTigies before his eyes.
Why don't the Eagle publish the bin
and argue the last construction from i'll
The truth is, the bill speaks for itself.
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Answer Fool according 10 his folly.

Answer Fool according to his folly.
The Xenia Torch Light says; "A Lo-
cofoco in the northern part ofthis State,
who was exceedingly anxious to know
who Seabury Ford intended voting for at
the November election, wrote to him re-
questing to know in "what manner he ;n-
tended voting" &c. Seabury replied that
he thought he would vote in the usual
manner-6y ballot.
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~ The Washington Union says that.
"if Taylor is elected. the Government
will be under Wing rule"
The Eagle insists that the Wings have
thrown away their principles by taking
Taylor.
Both of these are Locofoco papers
which shall we believe.
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The friends Of Taylor and Fillmore
can be ofgood cheer. Everywhere the
reaction of public sentiment is in their
favor.
The Clay meeting, in New York, has
fzzled out That State is safe. There
are good signs from Pennsylvania. But
after all, Ohio is admitted to be the battle
ground. Go to work, then. Elec, Ford
and the State is safe for Taylor. Poll
every vote,
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REVOLUTION

We are in Revolution. Ii is vain to
deny that. Olds, Whitman & Co. Intend
to destroy the Constitution and break
down our Laws. Upon former occa.
sion. when the Wing members rcsigaed
their seats, the democratic Convention
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of Public Snfcly,

Of which Medary, of Columbus, is Chair
man, and Robinson, of this place, mem.
her for the ninth district. Why were
these men appointed?
When the French Revolution over
turned the Government of France, Ro
bespiene, Murat, DOnton and Others
were appointed a"Commit'ce Of Public
Safety" for that country. This is the
only instance, upon record, where Com
mittee, under that name, was appointed
We all have read Of the scenes that fol
lowed. We know that the glillotine wa
at work, day and night, until torrents O
human blood ran through Paris. Th
waters of the Seine were literally streak
cd with red. The Committee of Publ
Safety searched Paris, searched a
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By X. ". DYER, .s,.ctfoneer.

=
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
forte, carriage and horse auction On Wednesday,
the 7th day of June next 10 O'clock shall sell
the residence of his Exceency Col Beaueu Belgian min
25h Streets his very excellent household furniture
which enumerate-
IL handsome walnut arm chairs and 2 sofas covered
with crimson silk damask
Voltaire chairs and sofa covered with yellow and
crimson silk damask
Mahogany chairs, sofas, and ottomans, covered with
drab cloth
A very superior piano forte made by Rosenkrantz
Handsome mante clock and gilt candelabras
Very handsome Brazilian wood sofa, tables, stands,
book-racks, &c.
Rosewood and Chinese writing desks and bookcases
Fire screens, oksands teapoys
Mahogany centre, pier, side, and card tables
Do extension dining table
Do sideboard mahogany harseat chairs
Handsome damask and muslin window curtains and
ornaments
Chntz window curtains
Solar, reading, and other lamps
White china dinner, dessert, and tea
China
Handsome cutgass ware, such as decanters umblers,
wines, goblets, champagnes, &c.
Handsome Brussels and ingram paror, step, and
chamber carpets and rugs, sair-rods nc
Hall stove and pipe, alright and other stoves
Fire irons, French bedsteads
Best hair and spring mattresses
Walnut wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets
Looking glasses, work tables lounges rocking chairs.
&c. with variety of other articles and good assortment
copper and other kitchen requisites superior cooking
range, bathing tub &c
At IL o'clock day shall sell very excellent
rage, nearly new, and fine sorre horse.
The will be open for the examination of the furni
ture on the Tuesday preceding the sale
Terms: All of and under $50, cash $50, a
credit of and four months for approved endorsed
bearing interest -
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Nav 2t-eod&ds
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs
l. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE COURT
On Thursday, the 18th June shall sell, the premises
by order OF the Orphans Court and ratified by the Cireu
Court of the District Of Columbia for Washington county
The following described property, belonging the estate
lanes Dou glas deceased, viz;
Lots Nos B. T. 8, and q, square No 500 situated at The
of ith north and street west containno
900 square feet, and will be subdvided suit pnrcba
Also Lot No. III, in square No 1873 containing Jo
square ieet situated the island fronting south he
a and 9th The sale viii take place on
the FIRST named property O'Clock p. M and second
named AT o'clock, p.
Terms of sale fourth cash balance in three cons,
instaments of six twelve and eighteen months the pr
chaser purchasers giving notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest from day of sale. The reserves be
right 10 resell the properly the risk and of the frs
purchaser by giving three days notice of the resale The
terms be not complied with
WIN. G. GORSUCH, Administrator
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
June I-eod&ds
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ of teri acias issued from the clerks
office ofthe Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and directed shall
pose public SALE for cash, Saturday. the oath of June
next the front of the Court House door of said county,
IL O'clock m the following property viz Lot of ground
the Plan of Washington City lot No 4.
in square No Sl7 and bounded follows Beginning
the corner 4th south and Capitol and
running due line with said Capitol lS
thence due south the width of Is feet the
said lot and about 100 feet Deep having and half
story dwelling thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of Columbus Harrison, and sold satisfy
iudcias No GO March term 1SiS in favor of Balaam
Burch ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal Of the Dist let of Columbia.
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ny II. ". DYER, :f"ctioneer.

LWH AaIe by PUBIC nc thyuIleHI suDsan,
II TALLY built brick house, Capitol Hill ad.
Joining the residence of the Hon Judge Canch having ex
tensve and commodous back buildings and good stable
and coachhouse attached will be offered for sale by pub
lie auction on Tuesday the 9th day of June next Ths
sale TO AXE place the premises az O'Clock, p.
The OF sale fourth OF the purchase money
ter and the balance one, and three years from the
day of sale the be paid mannualy, and
be secured by bond and deed Of trust the property
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
May 2l-eo&ds
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TyOR RENT.-A

LNOR RENT.-A new twostory frame dwelling beaut
fully situated the corner of I'D and Streets
the Observatory To good tenant, the rent will be mod
Also twostory brick house, G., between 10th and
2st streets Possession will be given immediately Apply
to William H. Mnnix, or William Nourse, General Land
Office.
May ll-eodu
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Type at Reduced Prices.

TYPE AND MATERIALS NUPAcTURED
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner of Nassau and Ann streets, Ne,o York,
tAN be had at eighteen per cent deduction from old
u prices.-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons of the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
James Conners and more recently as Conner Cooke
and the public in general that they prepared
orders for printing types presses chases imposing
sones ink frances and other article necessary form
and Of good quality any other establishment in the
United States.
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manufac
tured this establishment the reduced rates.
New articles got up order being furnished with
The type this establishment is both in the style
face and the material of which it is made, particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing
All kinds of stereotype furnished
JAMES CONNER & SON.
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IINOR SALE,-One of the most desirable residences in
the northern part of Washington, situated street,
adjoining the property of Major Heiss, suitable for small
family For further particulars inquire at
BUTTSS Drug Store,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
May 24-3teod~
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Naturalization Notice,
May 2l-eo&ds

THE district of the United States for the Dsucto
Columbia will hold its regular session on the first Mon
day of June instant lSiS, the in the City Hail.
in Washington, at O'Clock, n m, when they who have
taken the preliminary steps may be naturalized,
June
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CoLLKcroR's OFFICE, May "a, l94S.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by authority of the law
IN recently passed by Congress- amending the city char
ter an school of dollar has been levied by
the corporation upon every white male resident of the city
twenty of age which is required by lazy to
be paid in addition all other personal taxes due previous
to voting
In order far practicable to avoid the inconvenience
attending the payment of taxes by many
the polls the collector gives notice that he will at
tend in his office every day during the ensuing week until
six o'clock, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
All payments required be in specie, bank notes
of the District or Baltimore. A. ROCKWELL,
May 2S-dlw Collector.
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THE American Quarterly Register and Magazine
/ conducted by James S,ryker-This valuable period.
cal is just issued from the press of e. G. j. BiddIe, Of
Philadelphia. 1t may be had at the bookstore oil the sub
scrber who is the agent for this city, and who will
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish
WILLIAM M. MORRISON,
Penn. avenue, Washington city.
The following recommendation Is from Professor Henry
of the Smithsonian Institution;
publication the American Quarterly Register Judge
the object his work
very opinion OF Importance supplying
deciency constantly the first the
confirmed the opinion previously expressed Ito
being q work of great value to the public.
JOSEPH HENRY
"WAsHINoToS, June l, ls4s"
~ For the character and design of the work. reference
also made Hon. John A. Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho
tel PENNSYLVANIA avenue. June 3-2awtf
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May 2i-dts

EASTERN LIFE Present and Past, by Harriet Marti.
IL neau vol
Hudson's Lectures Shakespeare vols.
The Power of the Pulpit, by Rev Gardner Spring, vol
The Mechanics of Machinery and Engineering, by Wes
bach, / vol.
The Public Men of the Revolution, by Sullivan vol
The Past, the Present, and the Future by Carey vol
Stevens's History of Georgia, vol.
NAV a. F. TAYLOR.
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TNLY PAPER--This paper will efiectually destroy
Il the flies Immediately upon aghting it, and after
sucking the preparation which they fond Of they be-
come stupid and die.
Also, the celebrated Roach and Bed-bug Bane, the only
certain destroyer of ants, bed-bugs, and reaches
For sale by j. r. CALLAN.
June 2-eo3t (News)
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BANK OF THR METROPOLIS,

Washington, June e. lSaS
TIME kholders in this bank hereby notified
an election for of the bank, for the
year then next ensuing will be held the clearinghouse
on Monday, the Sd day of July next
The polls will be opened at 10 O'clock M and close
at 3 O'Clock, p. IN.
By order of the board.
June 3-eodtd RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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LyEMALE HOUSE sERvANT.-For sale a first rate
cook, washer and ironer. and chambermaid, under 81
years old OF the strongest constitution and correct moral
habits Inquire street, doors west of 10th.
May N-eod3t
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HORSES FOR sALE.--Just arrived the National
Stables several pairs Of very fine harness horses
also several single saddle and horses quail
iy. WALKER a. KlMMELL
May s0-Sseod@
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Bv n. GREEN; .swcstomeer.

HV IL @AEENV, y0tCf1OMffT.
HOUSEHOLD aud Kitchen Furniture at Auction -
On Tuesday. the 9Th instant shall sell the resi-,
dence OF gentleman declining ping the
OF Sh and Streets opposite the northern market house
at ~ O'CLOCK a. m, an excellent lot OF furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofa, otomans paror, and rocking chairs
Do bureaus and sdeboards
Do dining, breakfast. and card tables
Do French bedsteads
Maple bedsteads, wa rdrobes and washstsnds
Window curtains, blinds, woodseet chairs, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Solar hall, mante and other lamps
ParIor passage, and stair carpets rugs. &c
China gIass and crockery ware, pier glass &c
Radiator, cooking and other stoves
With good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms. All sums Of and under $40 cash over $780, a
credit and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. AfEkEEN,
Tnnr sd Auctoneer
GOOD OosAAsa PiayiAg Cards, ~ Dsr aesen.
<I Fine do do ~ Is per dozen.
Crehore's and Bsrletts eagle playing cards at unn'
May 70 F.-TAYLoR
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To Contractors for Masonry.

ENGINEERS OFFICE BALT. ONO RAILROAD,
Baltimore, May Is, 1913.
PROPOSALS, under seal. and suitably endorsed, will be
received by the undersigned up to Saturday. the 10th
proxmo inclusive for the construction of large
vaducts upon the Washington Branch of the Bat
and Ohio Railroad, the Little Patuxent river
the Savage Factory and Northwest Branch Badens
burg
These vaducts will be heavy structures well worthy the
attention of of the first capacity for this kind of
work, who therefore invited to examine them The
plan OF the bridges may be at the Companys Office
No. % Hanover street, Baltimore, where full information
will be given by G. p. Manning, master of road.
Unexceptionable recommendations must accompany the
proposals.
BY order of the President and Directors;
BENZ. II. LATROBE,
May 2-eo6t Chief Engineer.
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A CARD.-Mrs BEMAN, l29 Nassau street, New York,
"A manufactures shirts order cut by and
ranted fit The gentlemen Of Washington respectfully
informed that she has made arrangements with Mr. p W.
Browning, merchant tailor United States Hotel Pennsy
vana avenue take for her style of Shirts and
transmit orders her shirt establ shment in New York,
where they will be executed and delivered to Mr. Brown
ing without delay.
N B. Members of Congress and others who have given
orders to Mrs Beman during her late visit to Washington
Tor Shirts will receive them, executed, OF MI
Browning, who will always keep assortment OF her
shirts on hand June 3-3t
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FASHIONABLE Roady-made Clothing Of every
T. style, be found at the New York Mammoth Cloth
ing Store:-Gentlemen wishing to replenish their ward
robes with Summer Clothing, would do well to call the
above establishment they find all kinds of shiona
BILE garments at New York prices. Also, be found
youths and servants clothing at prices that fail
suit the economical Also, genhemen's furnishing
goods robes de chambre Shirts gloves, umbrellas
&c., at bargains.
]. GALLIGAN IL SON,
Penn av., door to d. Clageu a. Co.
June 2-eo3 (Mar. Gazette)
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indian Treaties.Treaties between the United States
and the various Indian tribes complete from IT'S to
1887 Also laws OF the colonies and the laws of the
State governments since 1868 in relation to Indians and
Indian affairs and the proceedings OF the Congress OF the
Confederation and the laws passed by Congress the
subjects. The whole collected into volume, large
A few copies for sale by
June 3 F. TAYLOR
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VALUABLE lots at private sale. will be sold bar
gain, if early application be made, lot No H. in square
No 34s fronting 80 feet street, by depth of 100 feet
half lot No H. in square, 25 feet front and 10y ee
deep and lots and 5, square No. 81 fronting ~ feel
each, by a depth of 100 feet.
Terms liberal, and made known application to
ROBT. W DYER,
May I7-eo2w Auc and Com Mel.
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CHAPMAN on the RIFE. vol.

" Newton's Principia the Mathematical Principles =,
Natural Philosophy by Sir Isaac Newton translated INV
English vol 1slS. - - IT,
Manual of Ancient and Modern History, by w u ray
lor of Trinity College, Dublin; edited by G. s Henry Vi
New York University. Ivol q,
DEMOS Reports OF the Supreme Court of New York 81
vol. 81
The Peasant and Landlord translated from the Swedish
of the Baroness knorrng, by Mary Hewitt. vols J.,
Hactenus by Upper, author of Provefbai Philosophy
I vol -
June +. TAYLOR