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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24

ExEcurEp.-SamuelS S. Tindall, who had
been tried and convicted Of the murder of his
wife, suffered the extreme penalty Of the law,
for that offence, on Friday last, between the
hours Of twelve and two O'Clock,
1t never has been our melancholy duty to
witness ohe who braved the terrors Of death
with more fortitutie or resignation. He pro.
tessed faith in the efficacy of the redemption,
and said that he believed that Jesus was his
friend" The Rev. Mr.. Mahoney, by request
of the prisoner, offered a feeling prayer, in
which he powerfully beseiged the throne of
Divine Grace in his behalf, at the conclusion Of
which rising from his knees, and warmly grasp
ing the reverend gentleman's hand, he bade
him meet him in heaven. He ascended the
gallows 5, betraying but little trepidaton or unus
ual alarm, and with calmness said, Farewell,
my dear friends-prepare to meet me in hea
ven." The rope was then adjusted and the cap
placed over his face. Being then asked by the
Deputy If he WAS ready, he replied, YES" in
distinct and audible tone, and in a brief space
of time thereafter was in the presence Of his
Maker. He died without scarcely struggle.
Every respect and atteLtion had been paid the
prisoner by his kind hearted and worthy friends
and relatives, and his remains were decently
interred.-.Sumter Watchman, 18Th inst.
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Read the following Certificate,
Attention Rifle Guards.

usna rendezvous, on tho SECOND SkTU RDAY
in March next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, uniformed aud
equipped for. drill. BY order of
Fsb Oft CAPT PARKER
N, BAH the Rifles belonging to the Company arc
wanted and it is particularly desired that those per-
sons not members Of the Company, having such arms
in their possession, will return them Immediately to
1t. uughson IL Camden.
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Swan & Cos Lotteries!
CAPITAL PRIZE
S5O,00O ~!

OWING to the = q. favor with which our Single
" Numher Lotteries have been received BY thu
pnbc, and the ar'c demand for Tickets. the Mana
gers, s. SWAN l. CO., will have drawing eacl i
Saturday throughout the year. The following Scheme
will be drawn in each OF their Lotteries for March,
1857.
CLASS 26.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, Oh Saturday, March 7th, 1851:
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public. on Saturday. March lItli, 1851
-" CLASs 2s.
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on Saturday, March 2lst 1851.
CLASS %,
Tobe drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on Saturday, March 2slh. 1857,
ON THE PLAN CT
SINGLE NUNGBERS5
10000 TICKETs---3,260 PRIZES.
More than one Prize 10 every ten
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Executors Sale Coutinus

THE. Sale of the personal effects offMrss Asyxa
l..Davis, decd; will be resumed on the frst Xz56
insMarch next. at the Vaughan House .19 osleSs
A. NJ and will I've continued from day 70 AaE 3l3{|
everything shall he disposed Of. 90 3ss I.
Perms as heretofore published ~ 81;
Feb. ltd W. A. AN4kuA5sts<ess
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from tho subscriber about the I'd Ju'y
II last Negro Man. abou: 20 years Of age, rather
light black about Ave ieet 6 or 7 inches IN height
named WILLIAM The above rewnrd win be paid
on his delivery in Charleston Jail or in any jail n
the State, where can get him. He was bought last
February of the Estate of Thomas Stark rom RieEda
originally from Kershaw. 4sSs sss<.s s.s
Feb. l1-lm: - We sM4SkEa1k2
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by Rev. J., Z. Menden-
hall, Mr.. JAMES T. COMMANDER Of Darlington, TO
Miss SARAH AMELIA, daughter of T. ". Pegues Esq
Of this place. @fs'.si !
Editors fee received in tM SrsI5it:5.,. -
On Wednesday evening, llth inst. BY Rev N
TsIley, Rev. JOHN T. WIGHrMAN. of the s. @. Con.
ference, to Miss AMELIA, daughter Of the Rev. Il
Spain, OF Sumter district, S. G.
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Notice.
Notice
NER. JOHN WORKMAN. is my agent during
lM my temporary absence from the State.
Fob. Alt. -. M. BAUM.
Found.

T,Y Servant,-an old Portuguese Gold Coin,
d which the owner can have by proving property
having for this advertisement, and rewarding the
Gndar Anply at this office. e., .',. FEB. 24--!t
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New Paper.

The Lexington Flag has recently made its appear
snce under the conduct of Messrs. Dreher and Lep.
pard, and presents very neat and credable appear.
ance. We welcome our young friends into the editoi
rio orapo
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.aodey's Ladys' Book

y Il promptly at hand for March, aud continues,
az usua to be quite popular among those for
whose especial benefit it is designed.
aAErnrR's MAGAZINE is also at hand for March,
s{,d we extend to our favorte the same warm.
hearted welcome that we did "when first we
were acquani',
"The editors speak to the intellect and ths
be,rt as We. as to the fancy Of the reader, and
are striving to give their countrywonien work OF
snpefior literary merit softened by the adornments
Of genial art, and warm with the souls best i'm
pulses. Let it find its way into every household y
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Sperm Oil {;

0F lst Quality, Soar OIL Burning Fluid ganp
I J Wicks A full supply constantly op,ihands and
fo- cole Al WoRKMAN's DRUG EreRE
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FATAL DGEL--The Savannah cesrgiun says:
"Mueh excitement was evident in this city yes.
terday, when it was known that duel had
: %esn fought, with fatal termination to. one OF
the parties, between Dan'l Stewart Elliott. Esq.
and Thos. R. Daniel, ESQ, both We'll known
gentlemen, residents Of Savannah.
The weapons chosen we're rifles, the distance
twenty-five PAGES. the time Monday at noon,
and the place, scriSen's Ferry, S. G., about
three miles below this city.
On first fire, Mr. Daniell fell mortal.y woun,
ded, and Mr.. Elliott received no hurt.
We enter into none of the details or causes
Of this affair Of honor, as street reports arenot
all to be depended on for correctness. 8
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Gbe Ganofn meeklp 5uurmaI.
Tuesday, February "a, 1857.
THO. J. WARREN, Editor,
Our Cotton Market.

The Market for the past week has been quite active.
About 700 bales sold, at prices ranging from II to
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Notice.

III notes and accounts due me Of long. stahdings
"A ;fno, settled before RETURN DAY,giit be
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for eollsceon
p'I Esb n I'd. -. GEoS ALDEN
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Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry Writs Of ii, Fs: to pe di'
iO roctcd l. will sell on the first Monday in March
next before the Court House doorin Camden, between
the lc! hours Of sale the following property, to-
wit: ' - -
Seerces levied on and 10 be soldms the property
Of James j. Love and John LoveS Sr at the suit OF
Charl.s P Pelham and other, vs. James Lore anu
John Love Sr. 4 BARNES, s. k D.
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Congressional.

WAsu1SGroN, Feb. l4th.--The Senate have
passed the Minnesota land bill, and the Pacific
wagou road bill Nothing important in the
House. The report from the Special Commit
tee corruption case, will be present ted on Tues
day or Wednesday.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
1890 prizes amounting TO $40
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, $5; Quartrs
ePLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

1Lf1N w 1f1I AS3 1nI'
The Numbers from TO 10000 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of paper, are encrcled with small tin tubes aud
placed in one Wheel
The first 2l2 Prizes similarly printed and cncrcled
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revoved, and number is
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number aud Prze drawn out are opened and exliibi-
ted to the audience and registered by the Commission
srs; the Prize bel ny placed against the Number drawn
THIS operation isrepeated uutila the Prizes are drawn
out.
- APPROXIMATE PRIIES.-The two preceding
and the succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first l2 Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approxna.
ton Prizes according the scherne.
The 900 Prizes of so will be determined by the last
figure of the number that draws the S50.00O Prize
For example if the Number drawing the S50,00O
Prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in |. will be entitled to $50 II the mum
ber ends with Nc. 3, then all the Tickets whc:c tie
Number ends in wiz be entitled It, S2O, aud 50 on
too. = -,
Certificates Of Packages will be sodot tie following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
H. " 10 Half ~
10 Quarter " 20
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day or Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l6-ln the Senate, in
executive session.. action was postponed on the
Central American treaty until'the 5th Of March
The Belmont treaty was ratified.
Mr.. Gwinn qualified and took his seat
Fessenden's credentials were then present.
ed
A resolution asking the Postmaster General
il any legislation was necessary to insure the
delivery of public documents, was passed.
TIE bill to refund to Massachusetts for the
outlay of upwards Of 100000, disbursements
in 1912, was referred. ~
The Committee on the whole discussed the
Tariff bil
The House, under suspension Of the rules,
referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union about fifty Senate, river and
harbor bills.
The bill to settle The claims of South Caro-
lima for services in the war of 1912, was dis.
cussed, ,and postponed till Monday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. la.-The Senate has
passed the bill confirming the titles to the States
to swamp lands, has passed the bill introduced
to secure, an equal distribution Of the public
lands to the States, and to increase the pay o
the army officers.
In the House the bill to repeal the laws ol
Kansas, ordering new election Of the 'legisla.
ture has been passed by 20 majority. The
submarine bill has been recommitted to the
Committee Of Ways and Means for amendment
WAsn1xcrox, Feb. 2O-The Senate ha.
passed the bill dividing Texas into two judicia
districts. The House has passed the Sub Marine
telegraph bill by % majority.
The following. it is generally conceded, viii
compose Mr. Buchanans Cabinct-Cass
Secretary of State; Floyd, Of Va, War; Brown
(of Tenn Navy; Cobb, of Georgia, Treasury
j. Clancy Jones (of Penn.) Post Office; Jacot
Thompson. of Miss, Interior; Toucey (of Conn.
Attorney General.
In the House, Davis from the Investigating
Committee, made a special report on the cas-
Of Gilbert, accompanied By resolution for hi
expulsion. There was excitement and a warn
debate in the House.
The tariff Bill passed the House this day b.
O majority OF 70 votes.
The House Committee has reported in favo
Of the expulsion Of Edwards, Welch, Matteson
and Of Simonton, as reporter, the consideration
ofwhich is fixed for Wednesday,
Enoch Train, Of Boston, has failed, having
heavy liabilities in England.
The friends of Senator Cass, report to-da,
with all confidence that he has received the olft
OF, the State Department.
J. Clancy Jones, NJ. c., Of Penn, declines
place in the new Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 2l.-The Senai'
have passed the bill, authorizing State Gov
ernp'ent for Minnesota, with an amendmen
restricting suffrage to citizens Of rhe Unite,
States.
The House passed the Post Office appropria
ton bill, aud laid on the table resolution
vacating the seat occupied by Whitfield, Terrific
rial delegate from Kansas.
WAsu1NGroS, Feb. 22.-The foreign Sounc
Dues Treaty binds the parties signing it 10 pa,
Denmark the sum of30, 600 900 Rix dollars.
The North Eastern Rail Road has been open
ed to station beyond and north Of the Santee
which has been wo,thily called "Gourdin's."
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TAXES.

C'UPERIOR Country Lard for sale at the OLD
~ Corner" E. w. BoNNEi.s&
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KERSHAW LODG
ANNOUNCEMENT.

rw The undersigned respectfully begs leave
to inform his friends and the Voters OF ker.
shaw District, that he will be a Candidate Tor
the Office OF Tax Collector 1.-THE ensuing elec,
ti0a. A. i. LAfIA.
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A Rtcm Mas.-Mapy suppose Perry Davis
to be very wealthy from the immense sales Of
!. the Pain Killer, but his beuevo!ence equals his
income. He is acquiring a reputation more
vaiuas,e Than go,a. (l8}
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DrsrEpr1os, Read The Dxygenated Biltsrs
shassprosed more ssceessfal thsh AL ether te
n,sdjes known, in cases Of Dyspepsia and
sEenesal Debility. Those who doubt this state,
fa,Sat cai f'is1 ample proof in"o one trial Of the
fSedsc;i:e, {33)
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In Ordering Tick cts or Certificates,

Enclose the 10 ,ney to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they WI b., forwarded
by first mail
Purchasers clu have tickeS cnin, in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers AMI Pr;zas will be
sent to purchasers immediately after thedawing.
- Purchasers Will pet'e write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Oci2c County aud State.
~ Remember that every Prlze is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction
B-All Prizes Of ST. 900 and under, paid m'nedi
ately after the drawng-olher Prizes at The usual
time of thirty days. =
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets casen or renewed in Other, Tickets at
either Office.
Address ORDERS Tor Tickets, or Certificates Of Pack
ages of Tickets. either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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MIhrallanf1na Nr1ns.
Hon. MIR. Boyce.

The correspondent of the Charleston Euen-
ing Neus thus speaks Of our Representa-
tive:
"Mr. Boyce, Of your State, sustained in a
speech. on YESTERDAY, his well earned repa'a-
tion, as one of ,he best posted gentlemen on
the tu in the House. His accuu,lslion O;
facts and arguments against tariff for pro-
lection, made deep impression upon the body.
His speech viii he published and circulated
in your State. | forbear detailed comment
upon it Your readers will all no doubt read
it, and do its character that justice which it so
we'll merits"
The same correspondent says:
r"Governor Cobb, of Georgia, has, it is said,
been settled upon as the Premier. Some per-
sons doubt his abityto fill the place. This
arises from the fact that the Governors talent
is of that character that it never exerts itself
beyond the emergency demanding its exercise.
He never shows himself to be anything more
than is necessary for the occasion. As Secre-
tary ofState he would be Il safe man and would
prove that he possesses the ability to fill the
place"
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The quotations of lie Charleston Market on satur
day ranged from l23 to l31 cents.
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WAsurScros, Feb. 22.-The foreign Sound
Dues ! Ireaty binds the parties signing it 10 pay
Denmark the sum of 30,00G,0OO Rix dollars.
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The North Eastern Rail Road has been open
ed to u station beyond and north of the Santcc
which has been wo,thily calIod "Gourdin's."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-01
REAL ESTATE.

- FARM FOR SALE, or viii exchange for
HA,5 Dwelling House, convenient to the City Hail.
I'LL To mechanics Others wishing TO exchange
house farm chance is offered. For further
particulars inquire of the subscrber at Agricultural
Warehouse and Seed Store, 24s Nam street
Mo diff J. D. LOWELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-01

BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct all letters to the Bay
State House Worcester instead of the st. Nicholas Hotel
New York, as formerly.
ne d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-01
CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. NJ. cam for all cases, prescribe equally as well by
letter. Price Sc 90 per month.
The First Days of Each Month,
DIR. NJ AIR S HALL
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a. p. r o 5 s E l. a
Patent Mastsc Roofing.

We have bought the right Of making and vending Rus
ses Patent Roofing in the county Of Worcester Ma S.
and Windhsm and Toand counties We now offer to the
pubohe best substitute for Metal or Slate Roofing that
ever offered before. cheaper and more durable
Roofing cannot es found Perfectly fire proof and en-
dures the severity Of snmners heat and Winters cold
without melting or cracking This Roofing can be put on
with perfect safety boards plank tin or shingles
steep at roofs 1t cements itself to the roof as Soon
as laid, so there is danger Of Its being blown Off The
best judges who have in use, think II will last from
twenty to thirty years without repairs for samples Of
which, refer TO
~. MOODY, and s HARRINGTON, Worcester.
II P. CLARK, North BrooKheld
g. p. ALLEN, Mibury
HENRY GRAY, sup'tWestern Railroad, Springfield.
All that have ieGky roofs in want Of new roofing
will do we'll to call and examine specimens Of the above
named individuals who have roofing ia use.
Post Office address, SAXBY, JOHNSON, q CO.,
Office and Mandatory, Foundry street,
NIL dom Worcester, Maug
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e5xs6s STOLEN-From the pasture Of the sub.
RESYS scriber, time the last OF last month";
AAa0A-- two COWS, one a light brinde, the other a
lghtred about niue years old, both heavy with calf
and good beef Whoever will give information where
said COWS may be had, shall be suitably rewarded
Worcester, Nov. g. 1851 6l DIFF nj
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GBERIFF'S SALE.-w rcester -, Nov OF
~ l6OI-By virtue Of warrant on a mecba,,ic,s ,ar
for the sale Of property hereinafter described ssd ~
VIM. NJ Green ESQ Justice of the Police Onnss ~ ~
city of Worcester, under his hand and the sesi ~
Court, obtained and issued the thrtieth day If o,ba
A. D. 1857, and directed to Deputy Hher,ef S
In Nathaniel Pike Of Worcester is Petitioner and Nsh
r. Hapgood 10 Respondent, shall sell at Public Vend
on the first day Of January, A. D. 1858 at O'Clock q M
at my office in Briney Block, in Worcester all the Rlh,
in Equity which the said Nahum n. Hapgood had on az
twenty second day Of August A. D. 1857 to redeem m
following described mortgaged Real Estate, via, Ger
tain lot Of land stuate in said Worcester, Newbury
street. bounded and described as follows on the East ~
Newbury street. on the south by land OF one Wexer on
the West by land Of William Dickinson and on the North
BY land now Or formerly owned by Thomas Drew
Said estate Is TO be sold subject to MORTGAGE recorded
n the Registry OF Deeds for said County Book 67O Page
tl and the sale will be made TO satisfy said lien and the
costs ana the expenses Of sale agreeaby 10 the provsns
Of Law In such case made and provided. l-
JOHN L. BAKER,
ma dSsru Deputy Sheriff.
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CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

Our business Arrangements are suchas -. -,
reiinquish Store in Flagg's Building t6.t snau
uary next, aud SHAH offer cur large and err; - san-
OF Dry Goods for the next four weeks at ,or s,ook
our object being 10 close our stock Those ~ iVes'
much money, will find it greatly to theirvs,tsie q
pay our store a visit during this sCearin. 49, ~ %
when we will endeavor to give you better So aie''
were ever before offered in Worcester. shAn
To any one wishug to engage In business &
opportunity, as one of the best locations Vni rare
and will sell the stock on hand on the M orester,
terms. CHARLES A. o
ms diff Flagg,s,
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GTILL A MOTHER kEDU c TON
IN p RIO ST.!

We are offering better bargains in
WOOL BLANKETS,
than were ever offered before in this county
1O.4 size for $500, Extra quality, worth $3.50
11.4 size for $500, worth 5000
These great bargains aud any customer who wants
to buy cheap pair of Blankets should be and call
soon and secure good trade.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
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EFEEssEl NORWICH Il WORCESTER
SsseS 49, RAILR0 ADJ WINTER ARRANGE
NEWT, November 25th 1857.
Trains going North, Leave Norwich at 500 a. M, con-
Meeting at Worcester Junction with trains of Western
and Providence Worcester roads; Worcester with
trains for Boston Nashua Lowell Fitchburg, Lawrence,
Manchester, Concord, sc.
At 3.45 p. M. reaches Planfied in season for train
leaving that station for Providence at AL p m. Also
connects with trains arriving from Providence at 420 D.
m. Reaches Worcester in for express train to
Boston.
Way Freight train, with Passenger attached leaves
Norwich Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at SIS a.
M connecting at PlainGed with train from Hartford and
for Providence at Q % a. m.
Leave Worcester on Tuesdays, Thursday, and satur-
days. at IT'S am.
Trains going South leave Worcester at 1918 rn ,on-
meets at Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Con-
cord, Fitchburg, Lowell &c; at Worcester junction
with trains from Providence, and Western road
At 43O p M, connects at Worcester with trains from
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitehburg, Concord &c Wor-
cester junction with express train from Boston, trains
from Providence a1d Western road; at Panhed trains
from Hartford and Providence arrive in for this
train ~ Passengers from way stations for New York,
by steamer from Aiyn's Point, will take this train
Steamboat Train, for Norwich, New London, and New
York, via. Alyn's Point, leaves Boston $50 p M,
ms DIFF 7. st. M. ANDREWS, sup't.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-Extra and Double
kD Extra Buckwheat Flour, fresh ground from new
grain, Just received by DRAPER Il CLARK.
o20 diff 4a