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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13
Minard Fillmore FOR President.

The Fayetteville Argus has hoi-ici ~ lis IT, Mil.
lard Fillmore ior President of The United States Il,
doing - Il says; We have nailed he name Il iii.
lard Fillmore to our masthead our candidate for Tho
Presidency in 1855. We look upon him as The man
fot ihe crisis and we have mol The slightest doubt Of s
election if he receive The nomination of the party .,
their cop'eniicn on The ed instant n d ans aul.s.
quent period. 10 North Caroloa he can Get more votes
than any Other man upon The Top Of the ground, and
We sincerely hope that snr people may enjoy the salts.
faction u casting tatf faftscs fof one whom ,hsy
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condition Of affairs therein, You will OBJ
serve great circunispection in your conduct.
You cannot retain right to the privileges o.
Minister It you intermeddlc win the con
Germs Of any Of the parties.
The difficulties you have already encoun-
tered arose, as il appears. from an apprenen-
sion that YOU had improperly interteled IN
the conflict between the conlendlng parties.
Though the President has no doubt that
YOU acted from the purest motives, Intending
only to subscryc the cause OF humanity, yet
ynnr course was aside from that which your
duty as the representative 81 a foreign Gov
eminent imposed upon YOU. lthasexposed y on
TO the charge by one party OF mcdding IN the
concerns If Tie other. and on this ground an
attempt will be made 10 justify the restraint
put upon you. !,
In regard tn this matter the President VIII
hereafter take such course as is dictated by
regard to yourrghtsa as public lanctlonary
ii this Government.
Orders have been issued for some public
ships 10 visit tie Atlantic aud Pacific coasts
Of Nicaragua.
They will have instructions to look to and
protect the persons End property o. our GU
zens, but there should be no misapprehen'
sions as to the extent to which they have
right to interfere. The commanders OF suci
ships have no right. except in very extraor
dinay cases, 10 send forces to operate on land
and in no case could they be permitted Z
take part in the conflicts OF the contendln:
parties within the limits 81 the country.
They can. and should, protect our mer
chant vessels from illegal seizure and plllage
!, and afford an asylum TO our citizens who wlsl
to escape frum scenes Of violence and blond
she'd, ANA secure a depository for their pro
perry.
Should the officers Of the national arme'
ships sent to the coast of Nicaragua COME
with ,nu as to acts proper for them 70 do i
any emergency, you will be careful ~ u
advice you give them. Acts Of war cannot b
committed without the authority Of Congress
Repeling threatened outrage upon our citl
zcns or shielding their property iran unJus
seizure or protecting their persons are no
acts 81 war. They are exertons 81 power
not inconsistent with the relations Of peace
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant
fSigneD w. j.. MARCY.
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coNTRAsT-NGTrRg AND ART.--In examin.
ing The edge IL very keen razor wih micros.
COPE, u will appear ~ broad rs the bark Of q
thick knife, rough, uneven. lGll Of noclles and
fnrrnus. AatXccediug small needle resembles
rongb ron bar. But HE sting of lee seen
iiirougl the same instrument, Pshibus every
where's poi'h npdan zingly heioiilul. wilhod
tue lra-l l,a, blruisi. or inequality. md II end.
30 a point loo fine To be discerDel. a smsll
pierre u exceedingly hne lawn appears, ilirJugb
n n,iscrpscppe. Ike . hHr lie or liIcr. and ll,r
threads ilIemsrlsc. seem cosr-er Than the warn
with wiiirii rupees are made for anchors. Bll
a silkwom's arb appears smoo and shining.
and evetywh, re eqniI. Tile smallest dot that
can be made..@i pen, appears, when viewed
by the microscope, 80 ifregplar spot. rough
Jagged anil uuesen. Battle liiilr specks 90 lie
wings or bodies Of insects are ionnI 10 be met
accurately rircnllr. Spgreai il tie contrast be-
tween The works If Nature and man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

NAVAL RgnRrSo BoaRD The Naval Com.
mittee Of tie Senate have decided against III.
yestigating ans Of the cases disposed Of by
the Retiring. Board. being unwilling 10 a..
sumo the responsibility which belongs else.
where. They have INV under consideration
the policy d establishing a Re,isory Board.
TO examine the cases of all those who seek IN.
ycstigatiun, allowing ample time and means
for the fullest inquiry. They are also con.
siderlng the propriety Of advising the Presi.
dent 70 leave open all vacancies aceruing
from death, resignation, or other causes, Cor
the benefit Of such officers rs may have been
unjusly dealt with. Both these propositions
involve the inference that some errors have
been committed BY the Retiring Board.
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TRANSIT OF Slaves THROUGH PENN.
MNEEANf4

Til. subject las specially excited tie publr
attention ever sincc tic seizu,e ~ Philadelphia
81 sla,e belonging 10 Mf. J. u Wheeler. when
passing through that riiy. Il has been brought
before the Legislature ~ Pennsi lsanis. and ne
Judiciary Committee ~ HE House ~ Rrpe.
senisiiyrs Of Thai Stsle has submitted Two ie.
ports On The subject.
TIE Majority Of the Commiiiee argue ilial
ihe light % citizens 81 slsvelIodng Slales 10
transit through Pennsylvania with their slave
properly i abundanily secured by Tie law 81
nations and The Federal Constitution. anil thai
no locsl legislative enacimenl can impar or de.
iurb rights 80 CLEARLY founded 10 justice and
comfy. The committee say that before lie
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a resolution asserting lhat HE Missouri rom-
promise nugh, moi To have been snhmilicd 60.
tren 70 SAGE he Union. has ras.edrlie popular
branch Of the A!abHna Legislature BY vote Of
~ 10 90. There IL one ruriou. fact, says Tie
Richmond Eng ,iicr, connected will these pro-
ceed:ngs--ani Thai i. that tic auttoi 81 Tie
aforesaid resolutions Mr.. Walker.) j. lie spn
~ Senator Walker. VIM represented Alabama in
the senate 81 lie United States. in 1920, and
roied jor he Missouri Compromise. The son
now yoled thai III. father dad wrong 10 voting
fOr Tie Missouri Compromise. even 10 save lie
Union! Which IS nnly an llln.uaiinn u the
promptimde aud rim with which Young A.
meties." u The present day, pHls is veto upon
aud repuliales The Foeyrm 81 lie pssI.
Rgkigi Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

Accident 20 Gen. cass.-in de.rending tho
steps q Ne Patent one. about one oeio,k % ts st
instant. Gen. Co.'S slipped sni fsl siep. receiving
severe cut on h.s forehead near he temple. TIE
blood .ircsmed ptofasely from BIZ forehead aud mouth
lie was taken uP nsensble and rmained uneon.cious
lo' half 40 hour o. more He frame vas much jared
by The fa aud i wa- feared ~ hi. ficndsi Inst lie IN.
iary would b. fas bot later sceounis state llai Iii.
physicians consider him oui Of danser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13
Mr.. SPEAKER BANKS.

Tie Hon. Nathaniel p. Banks, Jr.. The new
Speaker oi The House Of Representatives. is titus
described hy writer:
Nj. Banks's personal appearance somewhat
resembles lhal Of Senator Seward, though more
youthful and handsome lnnking MN Than that
distinguished statesman. iirisni medium height,
and slimly built, with pale face keen eye, aud
an intellectual forehead, iilsky hair Of iron grey
mixture, standing erect A. ~ lhdian, walking
wi,h the measured aad cnnrlly air u a prince,
and having wiilial titled suilpess about him.
which some have described as "clerical. and
others IS !. Purlianic," hat whicl. be il what u
nav. Enthusiastically indicates, 10 my mind, thai
with him The intellectual iacnlies predominant,
and that IN socal lfe be j. cold IN eiclr. Jnflg.
ing him by his appearance, he wnuld vers naln-
rally be taken a. sptig o b arlsiorfacy y 4
soc lied Aliens of America. instead OF maa u
The people, and recent workman 10 ihe ma-
chine shop. lie las lie air" say- one wriler,
and he SAYS 50 with sums Irnih. "ni New
England elsfgt man pacing TIE deck 81 siea-
mer which he expects every Minute 70 be blnwn
up" Ills appearance. 10 word, marks lin as \
man oi nole. Tfoigh sliiI and cold. he is vel mo-
ioTbidding in lis manners. aud his personal de.
neanof resenbi much the lofty c0ndesrrnding
dignity, yet ever courteous and ufhane manner
u The polished and elegant Winthrop. lie Is
gaiise of Massachusetts, and represents The Sc.
venih Congressional Dislrci II lilal STATE, hrin.
born al Waitam. 10 the country - Middle.
sex, ~ January 1916. anil IS therefore row fnf.
IS years af aye. Ills habits are eAeflleni, ant
his private character pure aud un.poued.
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Departmcnt of SO.

hdahihItpis AufeiuDef 2. lr93.
Sm:-I have received and laid before the
President your dispatches numbered 25 aud
&c, together with their enclosures. The mi
serable condition Of Nicaragua j. much re-
GREETED. and deyalyes upon this Government
perplcxing duties. While adherius to our
settled policy Of leaving TO every nation the
management OF us own inierna. affairs, we
have important duties TO perform IN regard
10 nur citizens who NAV be resident within
or passing through its territories. The recent
murders and ouirages committed upon them
in the States Of Nicaragua must be atpned for
by the authorities Of that country. The pcr-
peirators Of these crimes must be punished,
the sufferers Unidentified. and the families Of
the murdered be provided Tor. Whenever
that country has responsible Government,
a due measure Of satisfaction will be deman-
dcd. Iii the present condition 81 affairs there.
il is difficult TO decide who has the RESPONSE.
bic Government On which The demand Cor So
ti.iactiun can BE- made. IL appears that n
baud 81 infcign adventures has invaded that
unhappy country, which alter gaining recruits
Irum among Tie residents, has, BY violence,
overturned the previously existing Gnsern.
ment, and now preiends 70 be IN possession
Of sOyereign authority. The knowledge we
have u their proceedings dues not authorize
tie President 10 recognise il as dc faeto the
Government &c Nicaragua, aud he cannot
hnld ~ permit you TO huld in your official
character any political intercourse with the
persons naw Claiming 20 exercise the snyer-
eipn authority II that State.
ltlappcars 10 be- no mnFe than violent
usurpatiOn of power brought about by an IT..
regular, self-Urganih military force, As yet
unsaRctinned BY The will or scqnicsrence Of
the people 81 Nicaragua.
Il has more The appearance of success
fol marauding expedition than change ~
government ot rulers.
The President instruets Won 10 abstain
from any official intercourse with tie persons
now exercising temporary control over surne
parts 81 Nicaragua, In such 4 dubious state
81 Affairs you cannot be expected 10 act 10
your Official character until you receive in.
struetiOns from your Government. but you
will be entitled TO all the immuniiies Of a
Minister u you do not act to forfeit them.
You will remain IN the country and keep
your Government well advised Of the actual
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

VIRGINIA AND PENNsYLyssIa.- -AcorfrTaL or
pAR-oSs.---A jury n lluiiaa isbntg has saved
vrgni. The Necessity IL passing ans more slTin-
GEM laws against Pennsylvania. Tie jnry has
.sid thai Psfsnn., Vim was accused Of Ail.nap
ping and assault. ard battery. IN Tie arrest ~ 4
pefsan claimed rs Inn ~ slave. i noi ruliv u
The oiIenres charged. Tie members of lie Viz.
ginia Legislature, ufo sisnleretl ihe people aud
ibe courts II Pentsylsanil IS declarlng theit te.
lirf thai Parsons couli moi i.ave llir trial Ills
sisie. ought - lie .. prompt % remove iil- IN.
just impuiaiion as The Jury has been 10 show
ihat ii was unieseryeh hOthing has ever &C.
CURED in The Judicial history q Pcnnsyvania 70
warrant apy such inpnlliion. TIE courts iaiIii.
lilly perform their dalies 10 al questions ~ j..
sue between tic ciiizpns of Tie respective
States; and jurer., whatever my be Their pr-
saie sentiment. upon ihe .utjsctoi slavery, ne r.
allow their feelings 10 prejudice The legal rights
involved ~ disregard tie established pdnr Pies
81 constitutional law. piilgiei0hia Lsdger.
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MINISTER WHEELER.

4 letter from Mr.. Marcy. Secretary q
State, 70 Col. John u. Wheeler. q. $. Minis
ter 10 Nicaragua. is Published. in which 4
pretty severe rebuke j. administered 10 the
latter for his conduct during tie late trouble
in that quarter. This is the letter
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

The Hon. George ". Dall,s. Of Penns,iysnia, has
been appointed ~ The President, ts aud With tho al.
s.cc and consent Of lie Senate TO tc Envoy Esir,es.
binary and Minister Pirnipoiruiiary II the Tinted
States q her Britannia Majesty, IN The Place Of Jsms.
Buc'ianan, recalled II BE own request
Iiissaiel that 81. naIlas will iAke his whole family
with him % LONDON III Mn viii Gil he pas.tion 81
hIs private srerelay.
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DUELLISG.

Fayeile.lIIe. January 80, SO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

Nj. Foot occupied he attention d liz seunls ~ IL
hour and hall explaining HI. sirw. upon the cenra
American question, sustaining the position o. the Pre-
siient with gtea, force and catnfsinrss.
la The House Adam J. Go..brenncr, d Pa, was
re.elociei sersclnt.at.anns Nathan Darling. of n.
York, Door keeper and Robert G. Morris. of Pa.
Pos.n,,..ereael, ~ resolution ~ o,hsfnanes hsng
brought forward.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
Pianos. MelodeOns. Music-baxes. &c

JUST receiv, d at No. 81, Union street he
, largest stock Of Planes, Meodeons, 49, *
Sheet Music aud Musical Instruments ever n n III n n
offered in the city q Nashville. The atten
lou a the public respectfully invited to examine and
Judge for themselves, and mine is strictly A MUSIC
BUSIe ESS persons rely upon getg the besf Ariid
and At The lowest reunerAYe pees schools sBA Teach
supplied - Eastern prices. To Nheesr customers
sill casr great inaueeUsbs. JAS. A. MCCLURE
p. s-Jus, Published and for sale BY the subscriber
aud beautiful song, entitled "THK LiGKr At HoHs"
COMPOSED BY Charles HeEs. Cal and get eepy.
Psi agent for the sale Of Hgtehesf rs Celebrated
Pile Ointment, warranted in every instance.
sepg22 J. A. MeCLURE.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Express Notice.
EsSfJgF g5gs5.s-7 ks-z=s EzRx=y G7T
gfle-5 sja'=fs.sg - -sTss7s =. -s-s---Sss
us AND CHARLESTON RALRnAn


'HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY " have made AZ.
TargeHe nts with the above Railroad for Daily Fxrrss
Line ans arr now prepared receive and forward FREIGHT
Isc2agr &C, by Passenger Trains 10 Hurtsvie Decatur
Z. Railroads. Small Paclag g az reduced rates
- Messengers leave Nashville daily 40 O'Clock A. y
- FreEhts 20 be forwarded bv Express viii be Gale
or without extra charge. lsDio-dl A. K. HOLT Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
Rates Of FREIGHT
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
10 TAKE EFFECr
On and after the First of ,Juue
SECOND CLASS.

na5oNare eHeepi such ast specified in first and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Macf irery: Foreirr Tf,r,-s =;
DLlg and pines; Tobacco ia boxes; i, a.hs I'M ro1-
ana DoXes' CTS in bbs. and casks; rec, ny and
Sueens"are In crates ana casks; Rice VftIrr
Plaster Sheet Brass, ard Copp,r per fOU he A.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
Bows Clothing.

w have just received extensive assortment Boys
w Clothing Of various styles and prices, which
specially invite friends and the public generally can
and examine. We also constantly receiving Gentle
mems oYer-cols dress aud roc coats and OF every
description Our stock Of Furnishi7r Goods is
plete all Of which, in addition 10 heavy val 3f Cotl
Cassmeres Yestingsin the piece We ater selves
will inducements rarely presented the citizens Of
Nashville Lsep.ljl CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
EAVAYVAH

~ and after this date the Article enumerated below
" VIII be sent through % Charleston and Savannah Al s
piices Affixed 90 each article:
Tobacco hhts, 2 zoe n1..... ................. SEQ
oiA pa u's q 4o' rs. 81 90
Baggiag and Rope, . I00 bs..................IG 90
II. ]. ANDERSON, sup't
B'-u y. 4 c. Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. K. CROOKSHANKS G. CO.,
Manufacturers Of Carriages, Coaches BuggieI,
Light Wagons &C

Mo- 90 Lower Market street, Nashville.
VA manufacturing every vaH n -
~ ETY. 213 style q vehicle, from the ~, y -
planet 20 ~ the beautiful and Ella S~~- %
borstly finished tU-r out.
having engaged rst-cass Workmen and obtained large
amount 81 the best q stock, prepared to do
which viii compare vth any In the whole country either for
style Durability. AL kinds Of vehicles kept constantly
hand promptly uaGe % order.
EEsretts Patent Compiling.
This important Improvement IN the coupling OF Carriage
&C. has awakened zach Interest Throughout The country
and looked uos with the favor where 90 Is best Own
known Having the exclusive tight for this city,
making Ofthem IN constructing Carriages Buggies &C.
1rRsmeu the paceat the Old stand Of Fred sloan
90 Lower Market street.
iune2A-dH
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Ambrotype, Photographic

ID GU ER II EAN ARTS T s,
NO &c UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
MBROTYPES Photographs, plain colored in OIL and
n durable any other style Of painting,
Daguerreoypes, Serreoscopc, Crayon Ngnete and
cry other style Of picture taken at this establishment in the
highest perfection Of the Art and warranted please
sale.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES

Children by this process have their Licensees taken
quicker than any other way-ony two or three second
being required for sitingand warranted give sstsac.
ton charge will be made. Bring them along and
have them taken before ryiug elsewhere
jan30 HUGHES BROS.
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Furniture, Clocks, &C.
4 CAR -.

I AN manufacturing daily at Eclipse Steve Foundry
i 10 this city good assortment OF STOVES AND HOL-
WARE viz: ovens Pots, Skiets and Lids Sad-Irons
and Androns OF different patterns for the wholesale
tail trade, at small proGss.
Also, lin, Copper Sheet Iron Ware, ofthe quality
az lcw figures lew fLe chan Der britannia War
and No. Refrigerator, on hard Tor sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing Guteiing with
Tin or Copper
80 Old Copper, Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
ex-hsrge for my manufactures.
II. P DORRIs,
jy9O-6m 40. College ST, near Church ss
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS,
RY savannah In Nashville

y the vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
II have not he and reminded The Central Railroad Com
Ianes OF Georgia Of their rates. il does
seem 70 have teen noticed recognized the hard bills q
that Company, recently distributed our city We taks
ts method o. informing the Merchants ana shrpers By
that line he rat, vii be OIL 80 lbs on f~t ras
goods and tot 81 % the grand bills represent sfQ5s
the average through rate first goods from the sea-
ward 20 Nashville but hect The variation Of 10 cts
ADDITIONS 10 sumner, and deductOd q CTS pei leo bs
IA WINTER which makes the Per our advertisement
slB5 from June 10 December, and u IS from Dec 10 June
II. /. ANDERSON,
june9l suD.ript,bi,nt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-17

I've > spades sad Irons Zinc snd Tin IN ni-s.
up.ate' ALVi.s Vices, casks Of Chains ard Hoes.
Mn c 81 C9,,2n C"Tdsgr, Coffee, heavy stngs
Spikes, anl kosin IN lbls., PEI 100 rs ~
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WHEELING
FITTSBURG.
DUNKIRE.
BUFFALO and
NrAGApA pATYG

n
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To al the Eastern cites
Three daily Eastern Trains al N 1OA.M and { p NJ
Ilh-t TRAIN Cleveland, PIttsbutC, sttubepyiIr and
"h-ei1Cr lght-u- Express. ayes CiUcTu.t O'clock
A. II FOR a The Eastern cities: also De'rOt via Cleveland
rpFnfh"t, Wilmington, tilCevle Lancaster ard Zines
vile, ChCo-he and athens This train stos letv cen Gin
cinrat aud Co untus az OyeaCd Morrow, Xcua ana Lon
don ONLY.
SECOND TRAM Cleveland Pitt-burp and Wheeling TX
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock " via Crye-
land, Htsbur' and Wheeling for eli the Eastern cities This
train Stop at an the points between CnCuna and Column
bus
THIRD IRAiN-ACcOwmodstiou, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock P N, tor SpriT gheld Wilmington Circevle
and Lancaster, Cl'HcUtle and Hi borough This train
stops 40 al. points between ncinnati and Springfield
FOURTH IRAiN-Ciryesnd and Pitlsbuf Night FNrrcss
leave Cincinnati at O'Clock, NJ. Cleveland Pitts
burg r AT NE Eastern Ctie- This stops at points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train sunday at 80 O'clock p. NJ for Columbus
Trains run BY Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.
Faro as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And Authorization, please plg at he Offices No Rurnet
House second door West OF Vine street; No III, Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner OF Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House. the
Eastern Little MiamD Depot, Eas, Front -treet.
CD.ce L0ufS rom ~ 4. IL, Until ~ p. r.
p. ". STEADER GtnTAgT.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers t al The priv cpa hotels each and
every train By leaving directions her Of the above
Offices, viii call for passengers In all parts th- city With
out fail Lmayz7l H. Z. KUGGLLs, Conductor