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The rumor that reached here some days since
of the shipwreck of our California boys was
entirely false, The schooner in which they
sailed, put into Key West, Florida, for repairs,
and a part Of them left her and sailed on anoth-
er vessel for Chagres and a part returned to N
Orleans, o we are told.
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BIG BLACK.
Big Black, March 3, l847.

U. S. sENAroRs,-By telegrahPic despatch
es in another column, it will be seen that John
Wales (whig) has been elected to the Sem
ate from Delaware in place of Mr.. Clayton,
and S. P. Chase Gree soiler) from Ohio in
place of Mr.. Allen.
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The Vicksburg Wing is in error in stating
that the Virginia resolutions were adopted by
the meeting at this place. Notice was given
.aat 'hey would be offered at the April meet.
ing ana until that takes place it is impossible
n say what resolutions will be passed. We
hope that eFe ihis time something has been
done ~ Congress to render that meeting an
necessary.
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GopEY's LADY's BooK-For March, contains
"a extra pages, and IS engraving. Every num-
Der Of "The Book" contains a piece of origin
al Music and a colored Fashion Plate. The
Model Cottages and Cottage FGrnitoro are
worth ten times the subscription,
For the Book and Dollar Newspaper $500.
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CAAL.
NEW ORLEANS, MARCH sd, 1s4o

NEW ORLEANS, MARCH Sd, 1s4o.
The sales OF the week past are 4l,5OO bales.
we cannot quote any actual advance over our
last quotations, which we continue. Sales are
brisk, but freightsare still high and exchange
on England is only 5 81 premium.
COTTON STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Inferior '':*44a54- Middling Fair i6}a7-
oTdlnary::::;::-54o5} Fair ::::::"::.:7 ia-
Middllng:::::i;:6-a64 Good Fair::::::-a-
Good middling :6aG6i Good and Fine::--G-
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CONGRESS- We have, as yet, nothing late
from this body. Tits their general practice to
talk until the last three or four days of the SEES
sion and then do all the work in a hurry.
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Notice.

"A LII Persons that are indebted to the
Undersigned will please come for
ward and settle, as no longer indulgence
will be given.
N FERARIS & BRO.
March 8 1549. 26-tf.
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!. THOMPSON
FashtonabIe /,

FashtOnable ,,sisl
AT the Office formeI ,s.rs ny
"A Judge CalIihun, g so,I }
pared to DO all kinds q T ."t II
of business, at prices . u s
Economy is the road Y ssoor
Canton, June IS AS
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VXTe are authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv HOWC0TT as a candidate for ~re-elec-
lion 10 the office OF Probate Judge.
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VNTE are authorized TO announce THOS
wv N. HERNDON as a candidate 70
District Attorney, for the 5th Judicial Dis
I rict composed Of the Counties Of Madison
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa Leake and Winston.
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w are authorized to announce VIM. S.
wv BAILEY as Candidate for %re.elec-
ton to the office of Sherifof this County.
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NoTIcE The subscription list for building
the CAUTION Male Academy is in my hands Tor
collection. Subscribers will save cost by call.
ing soon. ]. l.. MITCHELL.
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ENTe are authorized to announce JOHN T,
wv CAMERON as a candidate for r~e-elec-
ton to the office Of Probate Clerk,
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WYE are authorized to announce HENRY
wv H. COULTER as a candidate for re
election to the Office Of Circuit Clerk.
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The communication of"A Planter we shall
endeavor to haveginscrted next week.
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VWTE are authorized 10 announce JAMES
wv R.CHA MBERS, asa Candidate for
the Office Of Probate CLERK,
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From the River papers we learn, that the
Mississippi is full to its banks, and fears are
entertained of an overflow.
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VNTE are authorized to announce K. M.
w COX. as a candidate for the office OF
Sheriff of this County.
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MSS

Mcssts. R MURRls& Co, General Agents
OF Black Hawk, mississippi, are authorized
Agents Of The Mississippi Creole.
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FROM THzAs.--The American Flag, ofthe
l4th ult. announces the snfe arrival at Browns
vile oftwO companies ofCalifornians. one from
Yazoo county, Miss. and the other from Baton
Rouge, Lr. The have formed into one, under
command Of Captain McMurtry, and were 10
leave in a few days taking the route oia Mon
s%altlllo, Parr asDurango +, set
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To Candidates.

"Those that dance must pay the fiddler"
In No CASE will we announce the name OF a
candidate until the fee is paid. County Offices
$500; District and State $1,000.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
ELK SPRINGS.

Messrs. Edtors,-I understand that Ii.
valids who would gladly avail themselvsi
Of the advantages to be derived from the
use of this mineral water, 4ars discouraged
from going there BY the rumor that the es.
%tablishnsnt is 50 much crowded with visit
ers that accommodation for an additional
number cannot be obtained. .;.i.
This, until quite recently has been the
case, but now many have left 10 ! usdsr-
stand, with renovated health, leaving an ex.
haustless fountain Of health inspiring bsvsr-
age and vacant rooms for their successors.
And it may be well to inform your read
ers that the expense Of living there is no,
as 70 have heard, six dollars . week
Four dollars is charged for bosrd, lodging,
&C., for each adult. Children half price. @
A.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
OBITUARY.

Died, In Union, Franklin County, Mo-,
about the Goth July last, after an illness Of
about two months, Of the Benton fsver, the
Union FLogg. Its untimsly loss will be
deeply felt BY the deuil and its six subscri-
bsrs. Thisdtsadful disease has ragged to q
considerable, extent in SOM parts Of the
Stste. Governor King i still 10 collapsed
state, snd il . feared that nsorsyscahon has
taken placsr-Stsrling Price has suffered .
relapse, from which Il is fesrsd he viii not
rseovsr-ths disease having settled % his
brain. We M happy 70 inform our read
ers. however, that this drsadfal disease 10
sbstisg. The Springfield Advert
ser 10 nearly convslssceat. The pure po-
litisai atmosphere Of IL location, was the
prime Aespt in bringing about this resuit.--:
Docts. Green and Atchison are said to be
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
SENATOR PRIEST.

Thefollcwing extract Is made from q letter from
thisGeatlsmsn toa friend In this county. The let.
ter was not intended for publication, but we have
prevailed upon the gentleman to whom It was I'D.
dressed, 20 permit us to make public 30 much Of il
~ win chow Mr.. P's position on the questions now
agttating our party. We stated some time sincs
thatO our Senator wss right side up, and that he was
not Ashamed Of his vote on the jackson resolu.
hOas. His letter leaves no room for dispute a. 70
where he Is to be found, on the contrary be comes
up 10 Tie scratch Hike Q true and fearless democrat,
and a independent, ssl.rsiying man.
We are pleased to learn that Senator Priest viii
visit our county ct Tie next term Of the Circuit
Court, first Monday Of Septembes, } and give IN
account Of bis Stewardship to the good people Of
Pike. VI bcspeak for himt large adultery.
RAII: covsrr, No. .uR. a. 1919.
As 70 my views, you have judged correctly. I
an IN aati- Benton man, and one Of the great won
ders with me, il that any man who h Q democrat
from l~Kinciple, shea6 hold on any longer to him,
seeing that BE- has .shanaooed enc Of he ieadln9
and fundamental pridciples ofthe democratic party,
and has committed, may say, q direct violation
0f all those great principles upcni which Q repre-
sentative government 10 based. Colonel Benton's
course tn regard TO the Resolutions Of the Legisla-
tafe, Is absurd and ridiculous 10 ths extreme. He
makes an issue BY appealing to the whole people.
Asd then appoints . time and place to make his
spesehin Bis defense and In support of his appeal,
and what u the character Of his defence? Why
he desertgthe Issue he has made for himself, jumps
sspon John c. Calhoun With o vindietivenesi un-
Surpasssd-gives false eoloring to an his public
acts-essefts that CAlhoub was the suthof Of the
resolutions, and therefore, from his {Benton's) ar
gumenS, they 70 for disanion, because in his cpin.
len Calhoun Il Q disunionist. Now the most of
these assertions, I believe to Be false; 20 hl - the
paternity Of the resolutions are concerned, Iknow
then % Be false. And indeed bis whole speech ID
nething more nor less than . disgusting compound
Of egotism and slsDdeF. He does not stop bis vi.
tuPsrEdess ct Calhoun, but an the members ofthe
1fgtelatass who voted sof the resolutions, are
seylnd esther knsves o. foois; and, besides, several
q our H0st eminent men out Of the Legislature
cs1e b Ri share Of bis sIapderous attacks. He
makes b 1eas argument On The PEoviso-caIls Il
saseeeet veoi,n says there 10 no use for It. and no
hesN 9 T. Rthis b %, Why not obey the resolu.
asPs. u bio argument BE- true, for The sake Of
hasasoays let him and his Northern friends 20 Q.
gsiosstt. Beasoa e undoubtedly . Proviso man,
eaA Dtte VIII bettss than Van Buren. whom the
dgnoeraey dencuDesd q traitor to his party, and
Ihan &c soy heh o. 10 one who !. no better, nay!
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

Twill o6sS for sale "a Saturday he 9Th day
# September nsxt, al Of the Psrsenal froPs1tyq
William sessgyin.. dad, consisting i p.ssi
"A credit Of II months win bsEivsa on strss'e
yfss dollars, Aes purchaser. giving ahee}b
with approved security; for sums, under that
itke cash win be required. ~ 90
/, Hlvna &AJAMESL: BRADLEY ADM. aa'
August 18th, ls49. su.4 agsl'5
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

s.Now as one of the Virginia foxes, we
respectfully decline having our tails cut
of"-LeringtOn Lurnnk.
We were sware of the fact before, that
the Journal man, bslongsd to n Of the
longtailed species of animals, but did not
know exactly how to classify him. We
think yet that he may be mistaken in bis
as the general impression Is. that
he was moulded ont gfdifersnt metal, and
ths. it would only be necessary to eur.kail
to classify him exactly.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

New RACE IN AyRlcA.-A hitherto IN.
known race Of people have. it is ssid, been
discovered 10 the interior Of Africa. They
occupy the kingdom Of Bari. They are
black in color. and very tall, but destitute
Of the usual negro features.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
ELECTION RETURNS.

Teanssse.-The State election for Tennessee
came sfon Monday last, after an active and spir.
it'd canvass. The democrats have elected their
Governor, Gen. Trusdale, by 5000 majority
They have gained three members Of Cosgrsss, and
elected q asgjority Of The Senate and House d
AYsssestStiees. This will do for Tennessee
sAscah'tstaud the administration that has filsi.
fed is every pledge before the canvass has fair.
~ died away upon :he ears Of the people.
NorA Carolasa.--From this State the returns
are msagre, but show 9 democratic gain on the
popular vote. The delegates in Congress, from
present indications, will be without change.
K~asHeky.-The returns from this State IRE
ut Sufcieut to indicats with accuracy ths result;
thePolls we're kept open thFes days. From the
returns received tbs Emancip.tionists are nearly
every where routed, and the probability is the
democrats have gained one member Of Congress.
In the Louisvills District, Marshall, (whig,) is
thought to Be electedby about 100 great fall
ihg1uaG:' s.''.'.
hdiena--We have returns only from a few
ccunties, not sufficient to indicate any general re-
Bu1t. !"
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

administering specifics for, this dreadful
scourgs. and We hope b afsw weeks to an
~nouncs its entire disappearance from Out
borders.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

NATIVITY OF VIcrIHs.-Of the 1850
in New York last week, 6sS were
Americans, and 666 foreigners; Of the lst.
ter, 434 were Irish, and 14s Germans,
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

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60 oy 'ne Pe0p's 20 r1.sa 80 .nsr Isse;
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W sPP.Ns u oJ"se:.11s H.sCI".
sss ~ ycu IA ~ '.''O.s
.. usonlOI nsDs.nk saeuIu n1as s-iol'
go' tee "ensts =. .loss 49, yoNg sk;
ernoi, you lorSot 'ne GUY ~ .ns senslnel
upon tne Watcu VCweass y"u slSsee pnems
ana "F0.e yoaisen etsne5 k"s'e " Ass' per-
nsRs httle Oh pom.
IL 'hs ~esoietlon squ'nt Bow
tney surely d'd when yon s'gnsd tnsm--n
you discovered treasos men . proclaimed
It not, you are 2 knave; . u yon could
nos then see what % now 90 mannsst, gcu
are an zee. Governor, make ne eestoi ~
AZ What period o. goa! NE Was IL most ~
sess TovsEncI Ams. eas. yos IHr9 eA
sne 'e.o.tgy 10 Wn'cn yoe nsu siSHCssscl e
|nno III .Ie .eoIe! o.ngeIs o. .ne yIscIA"
eolse ~ Inese lss9iuIl:Is wnIcn nsa og.
|lo!s aPPrOvsc Ano wnicn scco!oea 20 rsu
Wisn your Oe'Ils s1P'essso op.nsOns' 1"e
moment muss nave Deen s!esf,u. 2 whssa
saw you snlv:rlng tne pstWess {ce!
own sOn'Ieu1us ~ I'sn', y0u. Pu4H'sa
1913 yoa' ,.N1y .tS.
Huls, youI Iu'y 20 you. 'Ilsno. ny youl
Hslty' ."a ~: es': "sP.I.. 'ISS'nB .styOs
s'ee,s ~ wrssPet' .I'sIs "os0Is 9g'e-
ws'us .n'O ycul Sulsy ne.It' uov. H.ns'
sns sVloence u -! upon rccoIo-no suDtsl'
i9gs OF equ,socA"0n csn cisss yo.--Io As
o. can scqu'I you-no ToIo .,
escsPeo yCuf up; un!n oio Du!nCo oegan
70 snake Una Wa!is o. 'ne CapIsoI, aoous
your esrs-then +" was tna' oo"atciy sac
craven hearted % you are' you became Tue
ecno Oh the man you ,e1leo' Long .sctne
immoTssI genus o. Sna.sPesIe ID snIciPs.
tion gave % the Noflo tne seeeS In,en .ook
pace oet"een you!se'1 .no eo. censon,
whsn ne came 10 emerson any," snort
ano .: Iono"s-you "ni see ano leei AZ sP--,
Phcation:
"HAaLkT.-Do you see yonder cloud
that's almost in shape Of q camel?
PoLorIUs.-By the mass end 'tis like .
camel indeed. Iaa-naH
HAMLET.--MeIhinks It i liksa weasel.
PoLoHIus.--h is backed like . weasel
HAMLET.-Orlike . whale
PoLoSrus.-Very like . whale"
You discovered no CalhoInism IN these
resolutions until this dictatoFisiT Senator
spoke, and then 'tby the mass and Ills like
Calhoun" Your opticks were not kneeR
enough to scent disunion, until the man
'who makes no pledges, gives no bonds"
opens his mouth, then "they are backed like
You saw no danger until Sir
Oracle spoke, and then it was "very like:
And now, Gov. King, what ex!'
cuse can you render to those whose trust.
you have nisused, and whose condolences
you have abused? Think you that these
you Halter yourself that the man who mas
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

Senator Hudspeth is out 10 q strong let
tef sgaiasl CoL Benton.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

Benz. =. MAssEr. Esq, ofLawrenes CO..
and CHAALEs ]. HueHEs, Esq, Of Caldwell
CO., true and talented demoeracts, are de-.
cidsdly agsinst Col. Benton. We have
letter from each Of them.-MesyepokA1n. $40
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

New ENeLAND's FAIR DAueHrERs,-.
The BostOa Post says Of them Industry saa
virtue being their inhsr;tancs. they Nsshs
on being kissed BY the rising u il The
morning; and are not ashamed Of being
kissed BY the sitting son in the sveaiag. =,
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'sYou can't do that again" as the pig said -te
the boy that cut his tail off.

RE-vAcc1NArroN.-First, every individual is
susceptible of vaccination second, re-yaccina-
ton is not necessary before puberty third, the
system undergoes change at puberty, and re-
vaccination is then necessary; fourth, yaccina-
ton is a sure preventive of smallpox fifth, re-
vaccination is sure preventive of varioloid !;
sixth, the third vaccination is inert seventh;
the system is susceptible Of variolod after puber
ty whenever the individual is exposed to small
ton is not necessary if the first operation was
performed since puberty ninth, those who dis
regard vaccination are always liable to small
pox whenever exposed to the influence of that
dreadful disease; tenth, if every individual were
raccinated before puberty, and re-vacoinated at
that revolution Of the system, there wonld be no
sauch disease existing as smallpox.
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VARIETY.

POLITICAL PLAGIARISM.-park Benjamin;
at recent lecture in Newark, N. J. expressed
hope that by cul,ivating the science OF music,
with thoroughness, Americans may have ma
tive talent produced which is now lost IN anita
ton. Much of our popular music is mere patch-
work, Just as if in poetry line should be taken
from one author and another from another, pre-
serving the metre and the rhyme as in the fol'
lowing illustration:
Breathes there man with soul go dead
Who never to himself hath said,
Shoot folly as it flies
o. more than tears of blood can tell,
Are in that word, Farewell, Farewell,
IT'S folly to be wise!
Drink to me only with thine eyes,
Mid cloudless chimes and starry skies,
MY native land, good night!
IT'S Greece, but living Greece no more
Adieu, adieu, my native shore,
Whatever is, is right
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show that General Taylor is not bound by his
pledges, inasmuch as the Democratic party did
not accept those pledges. The amount Of this is,
that a man is not bound by a promise he makes,
ifno body believes him This is discovery in
ethics which will be of great use to the Wing
party. They need take very little trouble to full
fl their promises, if they can once establish this
doctrine. The man who holds such theory,
should NOT be believed by anybody.
Louisville Democrat
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PICTURE OF HEALTH.-H is charac-
terised in an individual by the absence OF all pain,
suffering, or affection in any part OF his body; by
the free and regular exercise OF all hs functions
without any exception. They consist IN having
good appetite at meal times, an easy Digestion free
Excavations without ooseness or costveness at least
once in twenty -four hours, and without heat dry
ness or burning at the passage the free issue Of
the water without acrimony or ournlng, and With
out reddish sediment which is always sign OF a
present or an approaching pans quiet sleep, with,
out agitation or troublesome dreams; no taste OF
bile OF other bad taste in the mouth upon rising in
the morning no sourness or dlsagreeahle rising Of
the stomach a clean tongue a sweet breath; nc
itching, pimples, spots on the skin no piles nc
burning heat upon any part OF the body, no exces-
siye thirst when uneXposed to labor or other known
cause, no interruption tc any natural evacuation,
| nor pain at their periodical RETURN
Where the state of the system does not harmo-
nize with the above picture Of health it is of the
greatest Importance that no time be lost In sending
for doctor, or in the use Of foolish remedies too
often the result Depreciation instead OF this course
let dose OF Brandreth's Pills be taken, which will
not deceive, but will at once restore health to the
organ or part thatrequires it.
All who wish to preserve their health, all who
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments of disease which might send them pre-
maturey to the grave, will, without hesitation have
recourse to the Brandreh Pills, when the state oil
the system does not harmonic with the above pic
ture of health.
Those who live in country where contagious
toroher diseases prevail, should often think Of this
rue picture OF health, and observe himself with
particular attention. in order to act accordingly
The wise and rightly directed will follow this adj
vice-the unwise are left to their own destruction
The genuine BrandreM Pills can 6eo6taaned
at the following places:
VIM. Kyle Stanton w. W King Waynesboro
III oI,,;1l A Hoyc 1rn1I I.0hA
White Sulphur Springs; j. r. Syrcle, Parnassus
H. Messers NTH, Mt. Scion; James M. Stout, New
Hope; D. & W. Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; b F.
Graham, Greenville; James S Guy Deerfeld; Nc
Gufin & Co, Midway; Col. W H Allen, Greer
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Millborougf
Spring Crawford 4 Co: Warm Springs; Henry
Miller, Cedar creek; S. B., Brown, FishersyIlle
VIM. Dudley, ennings Gap Taylor Co., Oak
Grove, Augusta.
May 2l.-2m.
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VINO can WONDER AT REVOLUTION ?-There
are in Germany, (says an exchange3 about 1900
Princes, great and small, who drag from the
people annually over $500, ooo,o 600! And while
they spend this enormous sum, wrune from the
labor Of the masses, in the follies, luxury, idle
ness, and vices of courts, the people are left to
suffer all the miseries of poverty and reverend.
ing toll German laborer is frequently obliged
to work twenty hours out of every twenty-four,
for seventy two cents a week!
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srTyHE subscriber having removed to the Store
1 Room, lately occupied by Messrs. Eskfdge &
Gushing, begs leave to inform his customers and the
public generally, that he has just returned from the
North with a general assortment OF
JE VEL RY,
consisting in part, of fine GOLD LEVER
WATCHES full jeweled, varying in prices from
40 to 100 dollars; SILVER LEVER, Lepine and
Verge Watches; Gold Breastpins, Finger and Ear
Rings, Chains, Bracelets, Studs, Lockets, Thin
gSIes Pencils and Pens. Silver Fruit Knives, Silver
Ware Plated Casters and Candlesticks, Chronicles,
sasc., sc.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man.
saer He is also prepared to set Jewels in fine
Watches, and all good Watches warranted to per-
dorm well for twelve months
DAVID s. BEAR.
staunton, April %, lsa9-tf.
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81 never knew any man." says an old author,
"who could not bear another's msfortunes per-
fectly like christian - which reminds us of an
old lady who thought every calamity that hap
pened to herself trial, and every one that hap
pened to her friends a judgment.