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TYOUSE x LOT FOR SALE IN GREEN
II VILLE.-The subscriber offers for sale his House
and Lot in the town of Greenyille The house is very
commodious, containing II rooms and is built Of the
best material and in good style. The lot attached
tains quarter of AN or ground If not sold pri
vately before Saturday tie 2lst ddy Of lGrcb this val
liable property will then be offered at public auction.
. JAMES n WHITE.
Dec 81 1886 -Nind COPY.
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Dec. 10, ls56.-4w. . N. C. KINNEY, cpk.
NOR sALE.--R0uSE AND LOr mn MT,

II SfDNEY.-In pursuance of decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county entered in there
in depending between n. X. Trout Plaintiff, and VIM.
Whites heirs Defendants, shall proceed, in front OF
the premises, on saturday, the IN day Of January
Mt. Sidney formerly occupied by said VIM. White,
fronting on McAdamized street The house is very
comfortable, and the lot of good quality.
Terms OF SALE Costs of sale in banda the bal
ance in six, twelve and eighteen months. bearing in
terest bond and security to be given by the purchaser
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
Dec. II. 1856. CHARLES X. HYDE, COm'r.
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NToTICE.-vIRGINIA IRON MINING & MAN
~ UFACTURING COMPANY The booksfor sup
scrbing to the stock of this Company as directed by
the Code of Virginia and the Charter of the Company,
will be open at the Exchange Hotel in Richmond and
at the Virginia House in Staunton on the 10th and 10Th
days of January next, from 10 NJ to O'Clock T. Nj;
where several of the undersigned Commissioners will
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1rRUsT SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust, 9

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust, ex-
ecuted to me on the 29th day of July, 1856, by
VIM. II. Wigoss, shall proceed, at the residence of
said Wigoss, on the Great Cafpasture River in Au-
rusia county. near Lebanon White Sulphur Sprngso
Saturday. tie Sd day Of January, 1881 to offer forsale
Horses. two Cows, one Calf two year oldl five Sheep
twelve Hogs, one Cart two Poughs, one Harrow, and
all the other Farming and Gardening Implements in
possession Of said Wlgoss; and also all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture consisting of variety OF use
Sl and valuable articles, in said Wigoss possession
TERMS On all sums over five dollars u credit Of
six months with interest from tie day Of sae) will be
given bonds with good security to be execned-oth-
or sales for cash. HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
nac ~ 1S56-tds
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. OR 400 HIDES WANTED-For which |
y will pay Seven Cents per pound (green,) when de-
vered in good ORDER and Fifteen Cents per pound for
good dry Hides. JAS. MAfSE.
Staunton, Dec. 10, 1956.-2m.
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POSTPONEMENT.- sale of the above
property is postponed to Friday, tile 9h Dug Of anud-
ry, 1857. H. W. D.
Dec "a, 1856
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SCHEME.

1t will be perceived by this plan, mat for SoO the
purchaser has Certificate of Ten Tickets, when if he
bnys tickets would only get for that six whoes
Thus by buying Certificates be has four chances for
larger prizes-Haves and Quarter packages in proper
ton.
The 500 Prizes of $40 are determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the Capital Prize of
$4,000 The Capital Prize WILL of course end with
one of the figures, ., 8, 5, 6, . s, s. 0. Those
in the Capital will be entitled to so. Halves and
quarters in proportion
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be
ing lost Orders punctuay attendedto. Communi ca-
tions confidential Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken
at par
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm
mediately.
Address
JAS +. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
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THE MARKETS.
sTAUNToN PRICES.

STAUNT0N PRICES.
Corrected for the Spectator By Staples Msrti" Dc Co.
FLOUR, 1862
CoRN MEAL, 49,. ................ DUCTS.
GRAIN,-Wheat, (Red,) $ll5; White Sl,2Q. Corn
5O,--Rye, 60c.-0ats, Soc
SEEDS -FlaX, 500.
BUrrER,-Firkin, lS@2Oc.-Roll, 2O@22.
LARD, ......................lo
BACON. ..........lV
PLASTER. Lump, $i2 Ground, Sl4.50
SALr,-Ashton, $31l Marshall, $50 Alum,-S219
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80, 900 TICKETS!-3,2s0 PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Ten IlohElS
NOVEL, CHENEY
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1856 & '57 TOGETHER.
these Periodicals lose little by age. Hence full year
of the Nos with no omisson for 1856, may beregard-
ed as nearly as valuable for 1857. We propose to
furnish the two years at the fowing EXTREMELY LOW
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MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETs!
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C0MMISSI0NER,S SALE OF yALUA.

Wind and Rock. Reg. copy and forward account 10
to this Office Immediately.
Dec. 10, lS56.-tds
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BIT UP TOWN, Esq.


CoRRECrIoN.--We were mistaken in giving the name
of the complaining witness in reported in yes
terday's Journal, Jas John oBirne The name was so
given to US by the Justice 1t should have been John
OBrine. We make this correction in jus tice TO Mr..
John O'Brne, led to suppose that he was
the individual alluded to in theareport.
How THE CORN CuRER. GOT coRNED AND cuRHD.-Dr.
Thos. McMilen, whose operations in the practice OF
surgery, confined chiefly to obiiteratng from
human anatomy those cutaneous induratons, yugarly
known ''corns" discovered on Monday evening,
(blue Monday by the Marshal, in state of inebrety
and indueted into the mysteries and miseries of the
"Loek up," where he remained night. Yesterday
morning he received official Introduction to his hon
or, the Recorder. And let give the Squires
abstract of the testimony: ''The Doctor fell in
with bad whisky and in consequence fell out with him
self and folks generally He not very noisy, but
wasthreat'nin ten' his that nd the other and boast
in and goin' He wouldn't keep quiet, and was
maxim all sorts of disturbance and ist put him in
Jail for the night and this mornn' ii. yesterday
morning) found him 81 and let him wen:.''
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
POLICE MATTERS.

CRY OF EVANSVILLE WIN. RITcHA RDsoN, DRUNK
Bill hired horse and got drunk. In this sit
uaton Bill found himself in quandary stror gy
vcted that he had in his possession horse, he at
loss to determine whether he himself horse, man
buggy thus afording striking instance OF the
truth of the old adage great minds generally ab
sent" In this ofmenta abstraction, he after due
consideration, concluded that he buggy, and
cordingly made the horses bride fast his body laid
himself down ther earth leaving the quadruped
to puraue the bent of his inclination. Bill forgot
that by all the rules of law and equity and established
custom buggy s. ould have wheels, and while drag
ging along after the other brute, cOmplsined bitterly
of the roughness of the roads, fearing lest he should
break axle tree.
Thus the Marshal found him and brought him up be-
fore the Recorder Bill told two three stories, but
the Squire thought he q subject, and mulcted him
in the sum of So. But Bill thought that times were
hard and money scarce, and seizing his opportunity
when the Squire wasn't looking, he slipped out of the
Iected. Bills slippery.
NPFrom the following it would appear that Mr.. H.
C. Herchelman, has been badly used:
BEFORE DAN'L CHUTE, ESQ.,, JUNE l3TH--State Us.
John Stitt, Assault and Battery, No. Committed
on H. c. Hcrschelman, the 18th of June. Stit.
fined So and costs. Fine and costs repleyied.
No. 2-JuxE I3th-.Stats John Stitt. Assault and
B1ttery-Committed on Mrs. Caroline Herschelman,
the 18th of June. Defendant fined SO and
Fine and costs paid.
No. 3-JUHE I3th-Sfate us. Dan'E Watson, .HssGuIt
and B1ttsry.-Committed H. c. Hersehelman June
18th. Watson sIoped, gone to Illinois Will be at
tended bis return unless the action barred by
the statute of limitations
No. 4--JUNR I3th--State .4Eez. Kirkpatriek, Ifs
sauH and Rattery.--Committed on Mrs. Carolina Her
chelman, June 18th. kirkpatrick fined 90 and
costs. Fine and costs replevied
No. S June l3th-State Us. Fred. Schaeftr, ssauIt
and Battery, committed on H. C. Hersehelman, the
by his Honor that the defendant go hence withoutde
lay, &C., &C."
No. 6--JUNE I6-E. Hunter, was brought up
charge oflntoxcaon and would that the charge
sustained. But the squires docket hath record
ed che peaceabIe man, and therefore was fined
only cent, which he paid with the costs.''
LAuNcH.-Preparation being made to launch the
new ferry boat, last. She will be put ahoa
possible The engine is all ready be
haveg before a great while, a steam communication
with the Kentucky shore. Now gentlemen, dom. spo
! it by exacting exhorbitapt ferr;age.
| II Mrs. Mex. made complaint against George
- for assault and battery. He had followed hel
in the street, and used insulting language, taking he
in his drunken blindness for the distinguished Mrs
Reed. Becoming too insulting, she knocked him
down with a brick-bat. She then complained of hi:
course and he arrested and fined by Squire Kemp
81 and costs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

BLOODY AFFRAY AND MURDER-ONE MAN
KILLED AND ANOTHER FATALLY WoUNDED.-
An affray occurred about half-past IL O'Clock
last night at the General Scott coffee house,
on Water street west of Main, during which
man named Thomas Mckee drew knife and
stabbed one Peter McCabe twice IN the abdo-
men, killing him almost instantly. He then
attacked another man named Thomas Gold
ing, cutting him two or three times on his body
and inflicting wounds of such character that
it is thought to be impossible for him to recov-
er. Mckee then fed to Geo. Kelsey's board
ing house, on Front street, near Walnut, where
he was arrested and taken to the PeGrl street
Station House. We have notlearned the orr
GIN of the difficulty Gin. Com, 18th.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
&ffh @FEA
A r A @ O

NEW ORK, June II.
The Arago, from Havre, has arrived, bring
ing dates to the 4th.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the
1st. inst
The Atlantic and Hermann had arrived out
The excitement regarding American affairs
is increasing, but the Times says the recogni-
ton of Walkers government will not necessa-
rily tend to war. 1t thinks also the govern
ment will receive Crampton's dismissal with
forbearance
Consols for money are quoted at 94116 @941I.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
New YORK, June II.
The City of Baltimore with four days later
dates, passed the breakwater for Philadelphia
at daylight.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived here
with Liverpool dates to the 4th
The news of Mr.. Champions dismissal had
not reached England. Rumors to that effect
prevailed, and the possibility of such course
was treated by the press with marked indig-
nation.
The Daily News alone doubts the propriety
of England sending Mr.. Dallas home, should
such be the case
HALIFAX, June II.
There is as yet no tidings of the America,
now hourly looked for from Liverpool with
dates to Saturday the 7th inst.
QUEBEC, June II, l P. NJ
There are no signs of the steamer up to this
hour.
Fire at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS June II.
The liquor rectifying establishment of
Houseman, Smith &s Co., and w. S. GiIman's
store were totally destroyed by fire last night
Berthold & Bernoudy, and Brown, Goddin &
Co., commission merchants, were partially
consumed.
Indiana Penitentiary Burned.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20.
LocKHART NOMINATED.

At O'Clock last evening, we received the
following dispatch:
PRINCETON, June II, P. NJ.
"The Democratic Convention which met at
Peters5urgh, to-day, was organized by electing
R. N. Carnan, of Knox county, President.
"Lockhart was nominated for Congress on
the 9Th ballot, receiving II votes.'
The friends of Law left here hopeful for the
Convention, but as we surmised, he was de-
feated. Lockhart can be beaten
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
TUESDAY June Io-1o.3o 2

TUESDAY, June I0--12:3O P. NJ.
TOBACCO; We have not heard of a Transaction as
yet.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES; The rain has interfered
with business and very little has been done.
FLOUR; We notice sales of only few small lots at
So 5O96 "A for superfne and $s9S 25 for extra The
stock in first hands is very light.
CORN; The supply on the levee is light and hear
OF only one sale of 200 sacks white, in two lots
O. b. shell.
OATS; Prices are improving and $50 sacks sold
at 42943c for St. Louis.
BRAN; 200 sacks taken at G6c 100 lb.
PORK; The sales this morning include 200 bbls
Inspected Mess at $l7 37. and about 500 bbs $17
81 p bbl. The ruling retail rate is Sl7 76.
BACON Small sots selling at 9sc for ribbed Sides,
and &c for the best Shoulders.
LARD; The stock is light, and kegs aiing free
ly at I2c Q ID.
COFFEE; We notice sales of 423 bags Rio at lOXc
and small lots at lie.
WHISKY; Good brands of Rectihed held at 1870
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

GA country friend from very deep In the
interior, heard a good deal of talk yesterday in
our sanctum about Scuffletown, French Is
land and Flint Island bars. and that such and
such crafts couldn't get over them. lie final
lp volunteered suggestion Of his own, which
will doubtless prove valuable:
"Can't get over 'em, ha?" said he-"ther
why in darnation don't they let the bars
down ?"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

HENDERSON TELEGRAPH.-We should have
mentioned before that the Henderson telegraph
line was again put in operation last week, and
SO far as we know has since been in good
working order. The wire is stretched across
the river at point two miles up the river. We
fear that next 'big rise' it will have big fall
by aid of steamboat chimnies. 1t is impor-
tant to the people of Henderson that this line
should be kept in good working order.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI June IL.
River feet inches and falling. Weather wet.
PITTsBURG, June II.
River feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cold.
CINCINNATI, June II.
Flour dull; SuperHne selling at IS. Whisky firm and
unchanged. Bacon held above the views OF buyers
Sugar trihe higher. Molasses very firm at SOC.
NEW York, June IL.
Flour easier; sales of 10000 bbls 81 s595 25 for
straight State, 25to rs for Ohio Wheat rm sales
of $4,000 bushels Corn steady sales of 10000 bushels
at soc for Western mixed Mess pork declined; sales
of 1000 bbls at 10 for Western Beef and lard frm.-
Whisky improving.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

OF The Republican National Convention
met at Philadelphia yesterday. There was a
large attendance. All surmises as to who will
receive the nomination are idle. 1t would
probably be better for the country if they made
no nomination at all. Fillmore might then be
elected with scarcely decent opposition. We
know all the Republicans don't like Fillmore,
and its a great and foolish pity that such is the
fact--but they may like him great deal better
than the man whom their folly will probably
place in the Presidential chair, as the represen.
tative ofprinciples as directly opposed to theil
own as the South and Southern interests are tc
the North and Northern interests.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
Fire at Cincinnati.

Last Saturday night at IL O'Clock, the tin
shop of VIM. Stevenson & Son, on the East
side of Main street, between 4th and 5th,
caught on fire. and the flames caught the ad-
joining stores, occupied by VIM. Young, Sad
dler and Josiah Paul, leather dealer. The
buildings, owned by J. & j. Slevin, were near
ly destroyed. Loss about $4,000.
The same night Rogers boot and shoe
mandatory, at the corner of Western Row
and George streets, caught on fire. A four
story row of buildings were burned down, oc-
cupied ny Mr.. Rogers manufactory,J los. Fitch
ners leather store, Moore's & Talbot's lock
factory and Forces hat and cap mandatory
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
AUCTION SALES.
AFKNE DWELLING HOUSE
AND HOU EHOLD F U RNIT U RE
AT AUCTIONi

FENHE handsome Frame Dwelling with lot appurte-
80 feet front by lis feet deep Division
seventh the property of Jacob Born will iii
not private sale be sold public auction
the premises Monday the 23d day of june at 10
A. NJ.
TERMs-s cash. S in and in u months with interest
mortgage the This
finished dwen of its size in Evansville and will be sold
at great bargain Title perfect and will be
JOHN INGLE, Jn., Ag't for Jacob Born.
ALSO-.HOuSEHOLD 6 KITCHEN FURNITURE.
clock the above named emises
sistng Tables, Bedsteads, Stands Cook Par
Stoves Beds and Bedding Kitchen and
Ware. ands splendid Book Case, &c. sc.
TKRMsA of five dollars and under cash; nv
credit months, the purch giving note with
proved security. W0OLSEY NELSON.
je1S-ts Auetoneers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

MAKING BEDsTEADS By STEAM!--Mr. n. W.
Armstrong, who has been manufacturing chairs
here by the wholesale for some time, has erect
ed factory over the canal, and is now engaged
in making bedsteads by steam He is thus
labled to supply dealers in this region with
such articles at the lowest prices. Furniture
can now be purchased in this city at Cincin-
natl prices. Chairs and bedsteads are manu-
factured largely, and if bureaus are not made
by steam here they soon will be.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

6HANKLIN REILLY beg leave to eau tn attention to
80 their friends their large and we'll
of spring and summer dry goods rec
during weeks prsng of the desir
found in the city which they er at whole
retail their and the public generality
prompt time buyers Theirstoek
sis the foowngBroad cloths black and fancy
Casmeres Tweeds white buf and fancy Marsailles
silk Vengs oOttOnades oroton cloths and plain and fs
State rich printed French aud Scotch
nets rich printed French Robes plain salty
rped black colored Grape Mantz
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed organdes.
and Cha de Laines white Shawls black
and fancy silk shawl rich sa shawls and scarfs
white Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and gingham
Umbrellas Panama, Leghorn Braid English
and fancy Bonnss. rich bonnet Ribbons Hosin Gloves
Palm and fancy Fans boots and Shoes
stair Cloth and printed window blinds together
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
be, &C. ny1 SHANKLTN & RELY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANuFACTuRERs AND DEALERS IN

CT u N I'D Cd w 94 @ II o
AyING reduced their prices to cOIrespo9d with the rs
brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE in kegs and canisters Also for
Blasting and Mining comprising full assortment of quae
kinds required by the trade to give entire
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
reputation for than twenty five will be
other manufacture of the kind in
the world.
the prnc dealers and also the office of the
Company, No. SO Wall. Water street, New York
A. G. HAZARD, President
z. DOUGIAsS. See,Y. mY26-6md
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
MANVmOTH RREAn.

READ larger than the largest better than the best and
ND cheaper cheapest always be had at the
New York Bakery First nearly opposite the Post
Oce loayes for Is cents
The proprietor is fully prepared to furnish all kinds Of
Bread PieCakes and Crackers either wholesale retail
himself that, he devotes his PERSON and
EXCLUSIVE attention business he give such
perfect that after purchasing of him
will wish to purchase elsewhere.
ell -zw G. T..
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

eTMr. Fillmore's letter of acceptance did
not reach us yesterday. We shall certainly
have it in the hands of the printers to-day. 1t
is an important document at this time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
Indiana Penitentiary Burned.
Mutiny of the Prisoners.
LOUISVILLE, June l.

LOUISVILLE, June II.
About o'clock last evening, the Indiana
State Prison, at Jetfersonville, opposite this
city, was set on fire in the third story of the
hospital building, and that portion of the edi-
fee was entirely consumed. The flames
lighted up the surrounding country. The
loss to the State cannot be less than $4,000,
with about $1,000 to Samuel II. Patterson,
the late lessee
The origin of the fire may be undoubtedly
attributed to incendiarism on the part of some
of the convicts. The prison affairs have been
in very deplorable condition, growing out of
the failure of the last Indiana Legislature to
elect lessee. Mr. Patterson's lease expired
yesterday.
The prisoners had heard of the change of
keepers, and thinking it unconstitutional for
the Governor to make an appointment, have
been meditating rebellion.
Various difficulties have occurred and twice
recently the prison has been fired.
On Sunday, Gov. Wright addressed the con
victs, counselling them to behave properly,
but yesterday morning large number refused
to work and rallied on grass plat in the yard.
They were finally persuaded by the chaplain.
After the fire broke out it was with the
greatest difficulty that the prisoners could be
be forced into their cells, and it was only
when large posse had assembled, duly armed,
that they were compelled, at the point of the
bayonet, to retire.
Republican Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The Republican Convention is largely at
tended The delegation from Kansas was re-
ceived with cheers. Nineteen of the Pennsyl-
vania delegates resolved to vote for Mclean,
the balance for Fremont. The Convention
was called to order about noon by the Hon
Robert Emmett, of New York, temporary chair.
man. The Convention appointed committee
| of one from each State on credentials.
Mr. Willmot offered a resolution appointing
committee of one from each State to report a
platform, and that no balloting be had until a
platform was adopted. Agreed to, and com
mittee appointed.
The Convention ordered the sessions to be
opened by prayer.
Committees on credential, platform and organ
ization we're appointed. The delegations from
each State and Territory naming their mem
bers of the committees.
After the transaction of other unimportan
preliminary business, the Convention adjourn
ed till P. NJ.
i New YORK, June II.
Advices from Mexico state that the govern
ment refuses to acknowledge the new Spanish
Minister, while the Spanish feet menaces Yer,
} Cruz.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

DANlELW hlhAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House Main and Third imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
QMAVING leased for q of years and fitted the
III above we'll known stand, are now prepared to
auction private sale, all kinds
merchandise; household furniture horses
gies etc.. etc.
Cash advances made ents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
commencing at so'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nj ghts. at early gas light.
Of promptly atten led
to.
We weekly receiving and have 1owon hand alarge
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scolop tops
ofhee French Jenny Lind. and Bastle wood seat
Chairs; mahogany an rose Chars Elizabeth
ehairs spring rockers sofas, socabes centre
breakfast tables; light and wash stands
nges mirrors and misses bedsteads
trases and safes which will sell at Gin
einnati prices.
also hand great variety ofnotisns jewelry
vioins aceordeons pocket cutlery, guns pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash
| wholes ale or retail WO0LSEY & NELSON,
my9 Auet's.