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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-25

As ASTONISHING CHANGE.-Since Dir.
Francis p. Blair has had the moral courage
to repudiate that bastard kind oil democracy
which expends all its energies in supporting
the extension of slavery, the Post has ound
out not only that he is very wicked nan,
bu, al, avs aas very wicked maa; and
goes on to give long catalogue OF naughty
things which he did, including bis support
of Mr.. Clay and OF the United States Bank.
Now we have no doubt that we could lind
in the Post at least fifty firs,-rate notices OF
Mr. Blair, long after he had given these ev-
licences of total political depravity We
suppose it will not be difficult to prove that
he was high in the confidence OF the Demo-
cratic party-,hat he was the friend OF Jack.
son--that he was admired by the Post. Can
any body tell us what he has done to forfeit
this position. Has the Post had spiritual
communication from Old Hickory, to the eff
feet that il lie (Hickory) were in the hesh,
he would .'spurn from his presence" Ar.
Francis r. Blair. We fancy not. There
are some things, at least, in the position OF
Mr. Blair which we think the General would
like. For ii that violent old lover OF law
could see Gen. Pierce fooling with the In.
terests of Kansas, turning, and bowling, and
bobbing to keep in the good grsces OF At
Gibson T. Co., we have no doubt bu, that he
would swear "by the Eternal" eternal
friendship to any one who would tip over
the administration. He didn't do things in
that shilties. way; and, as matter of pub
lie policy, we have some reason to believe
that be would have denounced the Neoras-
ka bill in hos very strongest ,ernss-Bosfon
Atlas.
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SINGULAR OccURREScE.-On Wednes-
day evening last, singular occurrence hap
pened at Bloomington in this State. The
driver OF the Pike House omnibus harness
ed his horses and attached them to the We
hicle for the purpose Of driving to one OF
the dspots to await the arrival of passen-
gers. He lighted lamp filed with cam
phene, placed it and prepared to mount to
his seat, when the horses became frighten-
ed, left him and startod on the road leading
10 the prairie north OF the town. They had
run but little way, when the omnibus took
fire from the lamp and went hurrying on,
the most novel of all sights, far out on the
snow covered plain. Hundreds stood and
watched the flaming spectacle as II hasten
ed away changing its course as often as a
wnggling serpent. At length the light dis
appeared and the spectators went indoors
TO talk Of the event, and wonder what had
become of the horses. The next morning
persons started TO find either the wandering
steeds or their unfeshed bones. After
searching Short Time they csme upon
them, and found them, to their astonish-
men,, fastened as the driver had arranged
them, and the whole body OF the omnibus
had burned up, leaving the wheels and the
other running portions uninjured. The tails
Of the snimsls were scorched, and some
separate and particular hairs, on the hinder
most part OF their bodies, were made vic.
Tins TO the confiagrsiion.--C Chicago Citizen.
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An interesting forgery case, that had oc-
cupied the Court for eleven days, was deci-
ded at Pittsburg, on Tuesday. The name
Of the sccusedis I.eyerton Thomas. He is
seyenty-6ve years of age, is wealthy and
possessed much Influence in Washington
county where he resided. His avaricious
propensities led him TO misrepresent, and
forge, aud swept away the property OF one
McCorkIe, through misrepresentation and
forgery. The latter was one OF the princi-
pie witnesses in the case. The Jury after
an absence of two hours retained
verdict OF guilty. Col. Black in his elo-
sing argument for the State, referring TO
the appeal of the defendants counsel for
mercy said:
Though he sympathixed with the feel
ings which actuated the learned counsel, ne
could not forbear to call the attention OF
the Jury to the fact that there were ether
parties in The municipalities who had been
stripped Of their all by the ayarice OF the de.
tendant-who were now lying under the
impeachment of perjury, for the facts stated
BY them in the cause. Let mercy be tenn
pered by Justice,
There was homely but old sdage, that
ait is a long lane that has no turning" -
! The guilty man may travel for years along
pleasant ways, overshadowed BY green
trees, and regsled by the fragrance ofsweet
fowers He may pursue is path for years
without single misstep, but for all tina,
would arrive at point where these ended,
and the rugged road of justice awaiting to be
entered upon.
| Turning to e defendant. he concluded
saying-Old man, you have arrived at that
| point. Not that he said it, but the Almigh.
". Shall not the Judge of oil the earth do
rightIn
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Organise. organisss

The time has come when there should be
thorough and efficient organization OF the
Republican party of this State. We have
a foe to meet and conquer-and that foe is
now thoroughly prepared, and in full battle
urray, awaits the contest. Shall we be idle
while the enemy lie working with might and
main to crush usi Shall we allow the con-
test to go BY DEFAULT No. The kepnbli-
cans have an arduous duty to perform--a
great work be fore them-and they must not
fal,er when time CONES for action. II il
time that pro- slaveryites should be rebu-
ked. II is time that Northern doughfaces,
who have succumbed to the North merely
for the sake of Office, should be taught that
sush treachery and fraud will meet with it's
reward. The issue canno, be avoided
The course of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS late
outrages Of the pro-slaveryites in Kansas
the cringng sycophsncy OF many Of or
prominent Northern men, combined with
the aggression OF slavery, all point directly
to il. Republicans, shall the curse Of sla-
very blight territory now free' Shall its
black, piratical flag wave within sight OF
our national capitol! Shall sacred eompro-
misses be trampied under foot at the bidding
OF mere handful of men! Shall party
hold sway which allows treemen, actual set
tiers in territory, to be butchered by for
eign rufians, aided in measure. BY the
very tools of that administration! These
are questions which you must all answer.
With YOU rests the issue. We have no au-
u,horiiy to interfere with slavery where 1t
now exists; but we claim the right of conf
ming the institution within its present linn
its-of preventing, so far as we can, its in
PRODUCTION Into territory now free. Where
it now exists, there let il remain, disgrace
and curse TO those who foster it, and it will
ere long die natural death. In view of
these facts, We call on all Republicans, all
lovers Of freedom, to prepare for the con-
test Let every Republican feel that he
has a duty to perform, then let him do il,
and victory viii crown his efforts. Etsador
Tri5ane
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Presence of Mind,

gentleman who reached Dayton by
the Tuesday evening train over the Indiana
Central and Dayton and Western railroads,
related to US little incident Of the nights
Trip, which showed extraordinary presence
OF mind on the part of the Conductor, who
was its hero. Both the night trains, the
Eastern and Western, were out of time, and
were obliged to keep look out for each
other, but the locomotive Of the train bound
East was unprovded with lantern, and
hence on the part of its officers, more than
ordinary precautions were necessary. In
this dilemma the conductor took his own
lantern and went on ahead, the train fol-
lowing slowly behind. The conductor was
some distance in advance, when by an acct
dent, his lantern went out, just as his ear
was struck by the noise of the Western
train rapidly approaching.
In this dilemma what was TO be done!
The night was 80 dark that he would not be
seen, and he was certain that he should not
be able to raise his voice above the bowling
of the wind and the noise of the passing
train SO as TO attract the attention OF the
engineer. His first resort was club. He
seized one and threw it at the locomotive,
now close upon him, but the wooden mis-
sile glanced of from the iron Of the engine.
without making noise perceptible even to
himself. The train was flashing past -
Even while he drew his next breath, the
lives of hundreds might be put in peril. But
one thing could be done, and the thought Of
it occurred to him. Taking his own lantern
he hurled it at the lantern of the passing To-
connective, just as it came opposite to him.
Fortunately he hit it. The crashing glass
and the ex,nguishment of the light, startled
the engineer A sharp whistle was heard
the brakes were shut down-the train
stopped. Everybody was safe when. but for
the throwing of that lucky lantern, scores
might have been killed or wounded.--Day.
ton fO1 Gd-
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From the Message Of Gov. Clark, of n.
r., we learn that there are now in active
operation in that State 1916 miles Of Rail
roads. including double tracks. The whole
amount expended in their construction and
equipment exceeds one hundred and twenty
five millions Of dollars. There have been
transported on the several railroads in the
State, during the past year, s,4l7 ,2o7 tons
Of freight. The total cost Of operating these
reads was 81 ! ,31o,0 OH 81, and their earnings
amounted TO $40 ,S4a,3 s5,7s
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MARRIED..
IN

n On .estsrdsy xneruoon, b. Rev. q. r. AAscrn,
NJ. SAMUEL 81. ORTIZ, 81 this ei,y,io Mi"
LAURA u. SSELky OF Nes Haven, Conn.
Hni,i,nnre, J. W.SrENARr. Esq, OF Davenport,
FERGUSON, Of Baltimore NJ ID.
The shove Wa. accompanied not only Win the re-
specis. but BY something more substantial rom NE
happy pair. We are sure that We are not alone u.
wishing our friend aud his bride hsppi ness and pros
perity through HE.
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nfw Aopfrtiseuleuts.
To the Citisepa If Lawn.

Seliesit thsis large majority ef the cilixens Of
Iowa are opposed to she political principles OF the
present Ad mi Rs trash and TO the uetio OF
slavery into territory nov free, and also that made
free by the Compromise Of 1920 and that the party
ty ling itself the .Democrsiie Party, are striving
10 make slavery great aatisast Institution. contra
~ othe principles laid down in the Deeiara ton VI
Independence and the Constitution taught BY the
Fathers OF The Republic, would call upon all
such free citizens 70 meet in Convention, At Cty
Ciy. on the I2d day ofFebrusry for the purpose OF
Republican party. 10 make commo :
with similar party already formed in several
Of the other States OF the Union.
January }, 1886 dkwtt MANY CITIZEN.
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A JRAgPEg TRArPsD.-An Individual
rom the country Was arrested IN this city
to-day for violation of the pane law. He
brought into market fifty prairie chickens,
for taking away the valuable life Of each
OF which he will be required to pay S.. Ae.
cordng q The rules Of multiplication, this
smoirts TO $3.50. This man is not to be
stied. lie either wi.fulIy violated the law ,
or did not take the papers. In either cnss,
his conduct i highly reprehensible
CHICAGO Cifireg.
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SEcEssios.-The Tallahassee xnt,o,

SEcEssioS.-The Talluhassa .xut,a,l
says "A resolution has passed both bran.
ehes of the General Assembly ofthis State,
authorizing the inhabitants Of West FIorid.
10 vote upon the proposition aext fall ssee.
ding from the State and uniting their for
tlnss with Alabama. The Governor has
disappointed their hopes BY not approving
she resolution"
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FloxIs FLEsH.-Mr. B. Bronson,

FAoxEE FLEsH.-Mr. B. Bronson, o!
Geadville, Pa, says, from fifteen years
experience, he finds that Indian meal poul-
tice. covered with young hysoa tea, sofren-
cd with hot water and laid over burns and
fTosen fresh, IS hot as can be borne, will
relieve the pain in five minutes. II blis,ers
have not arisen before, they will not after
it is put on, and that one poultice is general
ly sufficient to effect q cure
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BUyyALoEs.--Two droyes Of buifaloes
have recently been seen near the head OF
Sank River, about fifty miles west of 81.
Cloud, M. T. II is proposed that the ci.i-
zens Of ST. Anthony to have hunt, a. I, 10
thought the herds could be reached in four
days travel from st. Cloud, where they are
TO rendezvous. Gal Alv. Ild
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A. j. Abbott and Cbas. w. Weeks, OF
Cerro Gordo CO., Iowa, were both frozen
TO death On the 22d Of December Morris
Wallace. of West Point, Lee county, Iowa,
was also frozen 10 death in going from Fort
Madison TO bis home in wagon on Thurs
the 10th inst
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Trustees Sale.


WHEREAS on the seventh day OF January, A. ID.
w 1850, George Herring, Jr., executed unite Z.
bis pronisssTy note OF that date, for the
sam ofone hundred and thirty four 6l-IO0 doiIars,
shd payable on the first day OF November thereafter
and whereas for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF saic eum OF money, the said q. Herring, Jr., did
on The day Aforesaid, execute 70 Tho undersigned
trustee deed OF trust, convcyin for the purpose
aforesaid, to the undo rsigned such Trustee, the
following parcels Of land In scott county, Iowa. to
wit: The south West quarter ofthe North West quar-
YER Of Section number sixteen. In Township No.
Seventy (76) north OF Range number four fs1
East Of The 5h principal me ridian containing forty
asrrs ofiand And now the said note hav ing become
due and payable, and the said q. Herring, IT,, hnv
Ing failed 10 pay the same, ,Andrey LAwes Trus.
Toe % do hereby give notice that By virtue
OF the power which by said Instrument 10 IN me yest.
ed viii on "wednesday the 7ih day OF February, A.
w. ieso atths hour oftwo O'Clock In the afternoon Of
sad day. ut the Court House door In the city Of Bny
shpof expose and Scr for sale the above described
parcel Of land, OF 30 mush thereof shall be SUM-
cisht TO satisfy and pay said note with the Interest
nsIeon, 10 the timo Of payment, together with an 4
costs nd Expense stlsn said sale nd Of this no
tee. ANDREW / la WEs
Dated January ists, A. b. 1855 dts Isj
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,AlT IN
n plow-pine

The Oxy-Hydrogen Plow-Pipe
vili be used In connection with the MIXED Gases-
By this inetrumsnt the DRUAMoND LIGHT, will
De produced Combustion Of Copper, Steel, and
Iron. Ansr which VIII be displayed the WILL o.
THE "lhP,' or JACK O'TaE LANTERN show
Ing nov eutWorthy Ancestors were led shout ps
asd srase-ycscs by this Classy GHOST. with various
other experiments.
Iieksts Of Admission, Is Cls. Family Tickets, q.
10 Be obssissd Of the Book stores and 81 the door
Jansx,AIs
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RATHEE EeUIyocAL.-Wm Stark read
his poem in Burlington las, Saturday even
ing. The Gazette OF tina, morning says,
I'VE have reason to believe it will be highly
interesting and amusing the same having
everywhere been received with signal dem
onstrations of favor"
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VIVA. II. HArr1D.
FURS AND ROBES.

ITARkYEoDY seems 10 acknowledge this 10 the
~ eoidest weather ever experienced In the weet
and there is necessarily great deal Of suGe ring
Sow much Of this could be avoided by calling at Ais
ton d Cos In the old Post Oaee Building and buy.
lng you nice warm fur coat, fur gloves, sr Fancy
sleigh Kobe, or for the ladies nice Ell furs
II unnecessary to say any thing In this line We are
selling al cost, W make room forour spring stock
lait soon W provide yourself with q luxury tba
inst Do worn this cold weather 10 be appreciated
We guarantee that prices will be nade TO suit.
davenport Jan D. A. b, ASTON a co
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DIED.

On The 10Th December last AT Leayenworth CITY,
Kansas, Mrs. ARAf X. ADAMS, sister to Mrs. HI
ram Powers, and wife VI Heary J. Adams, formeri!
Of this city C4G. Itass.
We had known Mrs. Adams from childhood. ana
estse N I'd her 5 amIutie Aud fled la!y.
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". W. PARKER.
Mercantile College,

THE andsrsigned will open in the IIty OF Davsn-
J. port or about tue nrst day OF March next, Q
ars, class Mercantile College, thai will arord an OPP
portanity for the requirement. In short course Of
few weeks, Of preparatory business education, suf
ncsnt qualify the studenl 10 discharge the duties
OF tho Counting Re- nm with degree 81 correctness
and despatch, which WIS formerly thought ID be
acxuired only by years Of iaoorious application.
The course Of instruction will consist Of Double
Eniry Book Keeping, embracing every depa rtment Of
Trade and Mercactiie Accounts, viz: Wholesale and
Retail Commission, Exchange. Banking, Msnufactu-
ring, shipping Individual, Partnership, steam Boat
ing, Joint Stock, and Compound Business.
Also, Practical Psnmanship, Com Cxleula-
lions Commercial Correspondence, aud Lectures on
Commercial Law, Se.- &c.
The most ample evidences OF qualifications IL con .
duct institution Or The zhove ind will
WILLIAM Y. BARR
Attorney at Law
Jan IS DIM aud Practical Accountant
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a CHEAP HOUSE.

THE House ana lot on Sixth street bet. zen Hss
l. and Harrison, Prise 4aH.
Lot
On The Railroad, adjoining The Depot, /. les.s s'
ten Year,. NJ by 1850. The ,.p G..i lot On he
haifoad GEORGE l.. NICHOLS.
corner ~ Main snd second stfeoA
Jan. 4. 1856. D,,.npot, ..
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.a.tS wi.ti,, 10 purchase RO1anCt
i lot ,uemsetses TT Friends would DO wen to can
at thu - /, x..,,.
Paris 4 New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Where i! e. MIA dnd the best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
.Ais.. beautiful assortment Of
children's and Infants white 1erinc EN-
broidered Hooda and Jockey CAPS,
Ladies ard Misses kerino and SIX Quilt
ID Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Nohsir Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
Sstias, silks, vslvets, Flowers, Feathers. &c.
general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, A large assortment Of Needle
Work Collars, Undsr-sleevss. Hdkfs. Embroi-
deri,s, Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery silk Linen Floss, Snk Worsted
and Linen Braids, Cord and Tassels CIT siik
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Zine and
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, &C. &c.
All Of our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Ferry Cheap 81 the
Paris & New York Millinery 4 Fancy
Goods Store,
Conner Of Third and Brady sts:,
Davenport ldee1v-ul W. D. NiSHois.
y. u. Marking ana stamping fer braidng Ana Fun
,tprip n 10
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w Wednesday evening between Burrows' Steam
~ Mill and the Court House, email bundle con
q ping deed sna sundry receipts which the Under
y Ia confer favor by leaving ut this once
Jan 2s-dtts
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Piann for 6alA.

A VERY.speror an,shsd, fine toned Plano foi
1 sale on essy terms. Apply TO
Jan IS ar EApS sIE"Ahj
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si,o74,s96 u

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses and due, els6,0e2 e.
The Etns Insurance Company presents its patrons
the Sery satisfactory condition, of large increase In
Cash Assets for the urher securt, OF their poiiee
al,our pyestnentsbeng placedai the mark etmin nam
sHueatth lime oI in the stsa
dsrd OF same. They are either prime dividend pay
ing stocks. good, ushe and clean insestme nts
yielding moderate interest and income. The stand
ard basis on hch he Assets have been Ntiued be-
ing Gold ar Interest. Besides this soidyi the Com
pany calls attention 10 the strength aud security II
derives from ITS combined syst' M 0i Agencies, hro
lis agents having the means 81 presenting united
phsanN OF experienced CRdsrarttsrs, which has
worked for Thirty seven years, the hspPiest results
TO stock holders, asd claimants for io.ses-snd e1a
bies il 10 enter the year 1856 With greater prestige
Tor future usefulness than has yet been reached bJ
really satioHei Insurance Corporation.
All business attebd d 10 with despatch and hdeihS
HENRY Il. HOFFMAN, 1AeEsT.
Jan. DIV
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LOTS To llASR

LOTS TO LEASE
In Gurley's Subdivision Of Russelrs Land
WILL lease for 10 years. lots oA Brady Main as
harrson streets; ranBtrg through The y hole Isfn'
these iotsare beautifully situated aud The low rAisss'
which They are now offered, will enable any ono u
seta ehenp bone, convenient 10 the business bs'I
ne cit! NrTl!to GEO. H. NlCkULLs
Jhne ~ " Cor. Main . nd Src,,hd slrssli
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Inc laws OF Heat ilastr Eted in a series Of Attfsc
live Experime nts. The condensation of the Mixed
Gases, producing violent Decoration. Additional
kxperi msnts In Oxygen and Hydrogen;
Protoxyde Of Nitrogen or Exhilerating
q - -
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To Joiners and Cabinet Makers.

To Joiuers and Cabinet Maieu.
FOR SALE
4 Door Sash a. Blind Manufactof, la the at! VI u
"a senport, with a Steam kngM. of 1Ilseu Ls"-
power, Double Fiue Boiler, thrs. eiresis ssws, ~
seihor with planning blowing, rsbbiiting, tehsllils
morte,hg aud boring machines. all com ple,e 10 81
excellent situation Tor master sadsf, cab.ael asks
or the Manufacture stagrculta .eIG ents. wl.1
wihbe sold low with lels. ct the ground Tor Eiss
years IL applied for soon 10
GEO. l.. NiCkQLb,
sepi2s DIR General ihad Agohi,
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TO THE LADIES.

NlIss c. STARR would respectfully announce 10
l the la,iies 81 davenport that she Is now PrepAr'
ed TO serve all who desire the services OF ad experen
eed and practical DIN ESS NANNY
and she viii learn any the art ofcutng and hting
for themselves scientific principles, SO that the,
may never require the Of another person Ia
,hi. ART. All WORK arrsnted 10 III Or no charge.
For further pu riieuar- enquire of her personally
green dooJ. Ish. , uh
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MO EI11xnbug!
sing Out Sale
Fall and Winter Gaods!

A NSlOUS 10 Oppose of my present stock Of Fall
"A aud Winter foods In order u ngke room for
large, rssA, and well assorted stock OF
Spring and summer Goods,
will from this date offer them ut
NEW YORK COST
and real bargains, low prices and gosd Foods can be
had among them, We would cali attic ntion 10 our
French 1srinoes,
Dress Black Dilks,
All Wool Plaids,
Parametias and Goburxs,
Plain and Figured lie LAiues.
Cashmere searIs,
Gl0zks apl Shawis,
Blanket
White and Colored Fiaunels,
Ladies' aud Misses II osieTy
Satinetts, cassini or and " esds,
aud many other 81, les OF goods, hch sold,
and invite the attention OF purchaser before making
their selections.
W. q. WADSwOKTH
jan 90 Ne. q Main 81. bet. I'd aud Front,