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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

EXTREMES MEET-The following from
. late number of the Charleston News,
shows how the secessionists Of the South
agree with the abolitionists of the North
The same sentiment was uttered q few
days since by an abolition convention at
Worceter, Mass.
what can more significantly warn the
South that there is no hope Tor her. short
of declaring political independence, but
unanimously and with united popular
add State action ignoring, repudiating
and overthrowing all national partyism
and its ties and influence"
The two extremes meet and work to-
gsther for the dissolution Of the Union.
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MEDICE a
Or. HOOFLAND,S CEA
GERMAN BITE.

PREPARfD BY
DIR. en-. JACKSON, PHILAD
Will effectnally cure Liver Conpl
pepsia, Jaundice, Chronic OF. Ne
bility, Diseases of the Kidney.
diseases arising from Z diseased
Stomach. -s
IN attributine such valuable medical 4
IL this remedy, no rash or unwarantI
is made, but is simply stated q fact; prov
bly, and conclusively by the extraordinar
benefits derived from its use, under the
its illustrious originator, DIR. Hoofianc
classes of European society and from
mass of testimony, from all perts OF II
continent. accumulated 6uripg the last
of diseases to which the CONAN Ritfers
il II with sorrow we say Il, u almost "
deed there Is scarcely family throughout
extent of our country in which there can
among its members that peculiar sallow !.
appearance. denoting = diseased liver, or
and suffering dyspeptic. i
Then OF what immense importance 70 IN
valids that certain and reliable remed
| placed within their reach; one which no d
| furious drug eT.ers into lis couposif1or;
which the pati at can rely with the uunos
| and certainty, and Re assured from actual
proofs, That he y using, Wnat pos y
| tributed 10 HI Such remedy Is ssHO00
man Bitter~.v Thousands of dollars h
| pended IN is manufacture and diffusion th
| parts Of the continent, and the proprief
| greatest satisfaction in stating that there
| County or even village where the Medic
| duced, that there cannot be found numb<
testify to its virtues.
IL Is used cor s:antly In the practice Of .
her Of the most prominent Physicians In
who have also aided their written teSin
dence Of its great virtues. In conclusi
would respectfully ask Of all those afflicted
the aboy. diseases to give the birters a trial
| sured il will never be regretted. All ar.
read attentyely the almanac, published I
the proprietor, for farmers and families,
great number Of useful receipts, in additio
/ timony ia favor of the Bltters, from the
| nent and well known individuals In all
Union. All Agents for the Bitters are Q
distribute the Almanacs gratuitously.
Principal Office and Mandatory, IS A
| adeiphia, Pa.
For sale. wholesale, by druggists in all |
cities, and at retail by apothecaries ard ST.
| in every town in the United States and
by HALLoCk & STg,
LIECH & vERLIN
aurs.w1y r-~r-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

@-The steamers Eclipse and R. B. fancy
came in .eollision at Hurricane Blur while
on their up trip, by which the Eclipse had
part of her bow stove in. On her way down,
when near the junction Of the Alabama and
Tombigbee rivers, the Eclipse burst her cyl
inders. broke her shaft, and lost her wheel.
She is now tied up near the place at which
the accident happened.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

s. L. KENYON EsQ.-We zee tina. our Old
associate bas been elected recorder Of Quindo-
IA. KAN. under what law OF which constit :
tions We are not informed. HIS friends here
wilrbe pleased to earn that he is prosperous
and well, a. d in add ion to his afduous Of
fetal duties, he has become large contrac-
tor Tor laying the foundations of the new
city and mending its ways"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

~" Nothing is more conducive to comfort
this warm weater than nice suit Of linen or
light elastic cashmere; and as LYONS ON
First street has still a good as ortment Of
fine light goo :, persons leaving their order
TT this establishment can be furnished with
very desirable garments, in short notice, at
very reasonable prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

~ Richard Southgae one OF the pioneers
Of KY, and a resident of Newport, die in
that place on Friday last. He was esteemed
by all who knew him and proverbial for 9
kindness and hospitality. He was SO years
old at the time of his d ath.
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sE-The John Gault was promised, day
or two since at Louisville, 1000 pieces and
coils of bagging and rope as freight to Mem
phis, but was compelled to leave on Thurs
day without it, the shippers having shipped
it on another boat, in consequence of which
the boats agents have sued for the amount OF
the freight.
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OF Governor Wright sails for Prussia
next Saturday the LIST proximo.

AccIDENr.-Our inside adyertis ng page
was accidentally PIED yesterday. We will
be all right ag in in few days. In the
meantime we ask the indulgence of our
friends, who d. not find their advertisements
in this mornings JOURNAL, as usual. -t
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~. rrUf EVERY DRAWING.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves $40; Quarters SIS
~ Eighths. $3.50.


-. . X "a WI Os1
TTT0CLD respcc fully announce that ne has located
w hinselfin EVANSVILLE, for the
Practice of Medicine.
ayn- had experience OF about twenty three wears
in havy practice, in some of the m st sicKly regi1n
Of the vest. lie Is now prep1red, with some Of tue
most vaia'e Improvements, TO com at disease in all
its various forms.
ForChfonic RhuTatm. Pira'ysis, &c, h, uses a
Magnetic Electric maching In connection with other
ire ltanent, WITH re-uar Saiie ~ cess
He would also refer 70 his improvel inhaling appsra
nus fov treatment Of pulmnary and throat dsi.ses.
Persons athlete with Ssrpfiula, weakn an niana
ton Of the eyes, may expect spesly aud iernanen
RELIEF. He woul also says thar he cures CaEc with
out the use OF Ihe knife.
Dr. Beatty Is also a.ent for Desh,er's Anti.perodis
Pills. N cure fnr Fever AMI Ague. no has
100, '--,p-n to have a second chill after Commencing
with them.
OFfiCf,-on Main street. he weep Second and Thirs
street, near the w ashingtDn Hosel. ies-3n.
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REMOVAL OF THE IyDIAyA Asp

REMOVAL OF THE INDIANA AsRURY UNI-
vERsrTY.-The Locomotive learns fom a
reliable source that a movement is ON DOT to
remove the Indiana Asbury University from
Greencastle to Indianapo is. The grounds
selected for the University buildings are
northeast of the city. about two miles from
tine post Office.
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or Yesterday sernoon we were vi

OF Yesterday sHernoon we were vi
sited with a most sessonlb!s shower.
The rain descended in a "a cleansing
che streets and impartiag freshness
and vivifying iatIsence to the atmos-
phere. The sho 3 lasted but a few
minutes bat in u ehort space what an
incalculaSe amount Of good was effected.
How the parched up Vegetation was re-
freshed How thewhbie animal king
dom had cause for rejoicing! The sim
pie shower, which We see descending,
oftea times without realization OF the
benefit it is comforting, is one of the most
coveted gifts Of this season. The rain
yesterday was welcomed by all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

CT The city authorities OF Cincinnati
are making an effort to close the German
dance houses, on Sundays; but so far
with Indifferent success. The Germans
think it q great outrage that music in
the saloons is prohibited, while the
churches are allowed. to bs as musical
As they may, without let or hindrance.
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CoRpORATrON NOT;CE.

NRDERED, That the owners Of property on the
north side Of Vine street, between First and the
alley, running parallel with said Fnst street, and be-
FIRST and second street, the sidewalk to he
brought proper grade and rel aid with good BRICK of
the proper width, within thirty DAYS after the puh ica
ton % tais notice, in default thereof the Street Com
missioner is directed - have said done, and the
accruing expenses will lie assessed II and cOeeity
sle Of said property much thereof will salts
~ said lien and costs. Bv or,ler IT Council.
WELL ii. W ALkER, Clerk.
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Mrs. Mclean. the infatuated, sealed
wife of the defunct Mormon priest Pratt, was
the daughter Of Mr.. M'Comb. once Presby
terrain elder in Mansfield. o., whence he re
moved to New Orleans. lie was an excellent
man.
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PoTAToEs.--Contracts for the delivery
of potatoes, in digging season, at twenty
Eve cents bushel were offered IN Gin
sinnati, without finding any one to take
them up. From this, it would appear
that buyers expect very low prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

FRENCH WINDOW GLAss.-keller d. White
druggists. on Main street. have a lot o,
French Glass, ii by Is, viii. they will sell
at small advance above the Pittsburg glass.
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ANOTHER PIoSIER GoSE.-Alexande.
tnamcss, resident Of Jefferson county.
Indiana, died few days since in the on.
sn'rs-'s and se'nnd wear Of bis age. Thus
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~ Loesner the Cincinnati murderer Is
able 20 walk about and will undergo an ex-
animation this week.
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Ro,RD or EoUAL,ZATroN.

TIME BO,r'i OF Equalization will meet for the pur-
plse OF e,ualiziug and assessing all Real Estate,
S,osssani Personal Properly, lying and heing in the
CITY Of Evansville, on MONDAY, the 18th dsy OF july,
a. D. -, and continue its sittihys ron lay to lay,
until all Of sid described properly is assessed and
equaliZed as Aforesaid.
An taxpayers ofthe city hereby notified Of the
meeting ~ said Board; and also notified to call and
examine the separate assessments during the intenl's-
ces thlttnev may desireto MAKE, must he done at the
time ;erlatet nv said Board of whc time further
notice will he given.
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
VolksbOte COW. jy4 lntd
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E Mayor Wentworth of Chicago was
fined $50 for an assault and battery upon all
Attorney last week.
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OF A beautiful lugser rugged sailing
craft passed down yesterday.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owress "a Ilgle street
~ eAtsndinS from it,. 90 o ciAt G street, and
also on Sixth 90 STR foa b a eet to In re street
cause os 10 b. rou h tn proper gr de aud
laid with good Ogic< pavement, o. he esrifltshsd
width, wth thirty days after the pull Of thi:
&c, and in d.flut thereof, the Street Conn isio
er s.tei to perio saii work, and The costs and
xpenses accFung thereby will he I'd TO and col
,.ea y sale Of said lots, much thereof as will
satisfy sid lien and costs
By order OF the Common Council. N e..
jyl3Od WELL. ii. WALKER, Clerk.
4 alHoikS 5Dte
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED tina. he owners of lots No i53 and 154
- Duration Enlargement Of the city Of Evansville,
cause the side walks Of said lots frontng "A street,
and extending from the alley between 4n and Locus
streets, the of Thru and Locust street IL be
brou zht the city grade and ah WITH god brick OF
the proper width within thirfv DAYS 30 after the
pub Caton Of this notice; AMI n default thereof
the street Commissioning is directed 30 perform said
work and the costs and expenses accruing ther''v
will he assessed n And collected ~ sle Of said prop
ertv or 81 much thereof "A will satisfy said lien and
c,sts pv o-tsr of tie Common Council
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Nwe Albany Female Seminary.

BOARD OF TaUsEgEs:
CHAs. BARNES, Prest. {. =. lime, sec'y.
WV. :: o. LhiR TsCS -. NJ Hams.
siL1s Z. DAY. JEsaL h WIN.
FEtnIs ms. tn In, in charge of AeSsr,. c. ARLst
u BARNES LID {. L. HisEI will Pn o.. he
First sIonday in September next,
IN the Aesc Luatoaas On Lip,r Il fm S1tet
Ample accommodations for two hundred pupils
will be prov de, and ali the 81 app oSeu
feT The cJnifoTi, hassh ad mental moral
nient the nm ties sIi De DTUuI nt into requisuOn.
hIenled corp OF Instructors has been engaged,
ai.d no pains uiIbe spared 10 make the Institution ina
every way, tsst class Female seminary.
IEXPENSES.
Board In the Seminary, Including rooms furnished,
tuition ia al the branches OF the Regular Course,
fuel aud lighss, per OF iye nonths.. sO.Uu
Washing is exua at My cents Isr D. zen.
Tul1on for Day scholars in the Primary De-
Tuition tor Day Scholars in the Academic De-
partment, per sesss l2,OV
Tuition for Day scholars III the Collegiate De
plrtnent .spef SESSION $50
.a.. EXTRA STUDIES.
Music the Meodeon, Piano Guitar, per
session, ....-...... Cow
sc or Instrument. 4,DJ
Music Oh Organ with use of Instrument, per
Drawing, per session. ............... ~ ~
Psnns Oh or Water lors,) per session, l5,c
ornamental Needle urk. 100
FIRE. CD, German, ltalia Of Spanish e. session, ~ %
- No charge vi. D, made or vca Music.
~ All Dosd ami Tuition bills ale payable 10y the
session, N advanCc.
than one session, AM 40 deIurt roc absence viii ne
made except n case Of prouac ed sickness.
- Pupils from roal are r,lLired TO board n the
samy with the teachers, in order To enjoy their
slant care, example aid society.
TEXT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Can Re had in the Seminary, at New Albany prices.
III App4lI.liJ..s SOL, O. {. inquiry
o. on business r lating to The semi AIRY, may re
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TELEGRAPH ]
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
eva NSvILLE DAILY
Latest Intelligence!

.B-Owing TO the prevalence of a thunder
storm at the East, and the peculiar electrical
state of atmosphere here. we could get only
the following telegraph report of the Cincin-
natl market:
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. July 81, r. n.
Flour-Qpiet and unchanged.
Grain-@tter demand for Wheat. and
prices advancing; 20O0 bush white new KY. }
~oll at 81 30, to be delivered tomorrow in
Covington. Oats 60@65c, and very few ar
irving.
Whisky 2ec; receipts iarge-15eo bbls re-
ceived since Saturday.
Provisions active; 100 hhds sold
a. 10lSIi25lc. Other articles unchanged.
EXCHANGE is hardly so firm. owing to the
scarcity Of currency, but rates are not lower.
Bankers Checks slc premium.
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DIRECTORS:
GEORGE w. CoLMADiY, formerly Recorder Of
Deeds, &c, Philadelphia
WIN. BOWERS, forneriy Register Of Wills.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, firm Of Coleman Smith, I'm.
porting Hardware ard Cutlery Merchants, No. II
North Third street, above Race street, Phiadlephia.
JOSEPH DAT, firm Joseph Dat Son,C oppersmiths'
No. Il Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN V. MACHETTE, Firm Mschetts Raiguel.
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. l24 North Third
street. above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Firm Livingston b Co.,
Produce Il Commission Merchants. No. 21s Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia,
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
President.
GALEN WILSON, XXI &
Secretayy,
JEREMIAH BENIN, Agent
Office, Commercial College Rooms, over j. NJ.
Calawells store, Fisrt street. Evansville, Indiana
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDHRED, That the owners of Lots Nos ?, 4, "a
- ard 10, in hlck No. IS, Easter. Enlrr e,rent;
as Nos B, +, IS. ~, l., 1g,l, @, a IN :,
ip l,c4 No. 70, Fourth Enl senent al Q, the
and pa { Of & In he Donat Enlarge ent he ely
OF Evansville, AID palt Of Lot No s. n ud pisn
of d city, aus, the same TO sled Ups toe r
sftsr the pulication Of noti and def u 'thee
=, the reet COmmis Toner e. I'd T. pgf IN said
Ir a Il tia costs and exp riiT Their by will
b assessed = and collected ~ ale of l. ds, or so
much tasreof as vii. ss;isfy Alien aid costs.
By Order of Council.
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jyss.sOd. ivolksoote cOp VI IL City cierk.

X n ORDINANCE to create the Nineteenth W ard
IA of the city Of Evansville, and u provide for the
election ~ Councilman for slS Ward:
WHEREAS, By an order of the Common Cornell OF
the city of Evansville passed the th day OF Jnne,
AID ISL Crescent Enlargement OF the city Of Evans
vile, vas the petition of the in fee Of
half OF said Enlargement, annexed TO and included
within the Limits OF the CITY Of Evansville. Now for
the purpose uf constituting said Crescent Enlargement
Warl 81 the CITY 81 Evansville, and To provide sor
the election of Councilman to represent said Cres-
cent Enai cement in the Common Council Of the city
Of Evansville.
SEC. I. BE il ordained nv the Common Council Of
the city of Evansville, That from and AFTER ihe pas
sage " this Ordinance, Crescent Enlargement Of the
city ofEvansville shall te and constitute Wari Of
the cv ~ Evansville, aud be designated the Nine
teenth Ward Of said city.
SEC. ,. That m election he held on the second day
81 July, 1885,, AT the house OF Patrick Doan. in said
Crescent Eni,rgenent for the election Of Council
Council Of the city n Evansville for the residue Of the
eurr year; and that Robert Ruston OF said Enlarge
re and he ~ here appointed inspector of cleo
tions II said Nineteenth Ward.
Sac 3. That this Ordinance shall take eftectand be
in fc from and after it, uaSssge. nd that the
be .,'tai shei. JOHN HETSON, Mayor.
Wei. VI. W aLKKa, Clerk. ljsss-3cdl
N0kshote COPY
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners Of property lying ont',e
" South side af Vine street mn exeniing from The
cana along said Vine n the terminus of the
Ann street the side walk 70 Re brought to the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
ent Of proper width, within thirty (.) DAYS after the
ul:c l;ion OF this notice, aud in default thereof the
Commissioner is here directed 10 perform sii1
frk, and the costs and expenses accruing there
will assessed to- and collected by sale Of sd prop
ertv or much thereof NJ will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order of CammonC ourcil:
WELL IL. WALKER. Clerk.
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River and Weather by TeIegraI

CINCINNATI July ~. p. NJ.
II has been raining nearly All day. Weathe
sultry. Mercury $50.
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AUCTION.

VI,ILL he sold at public auction, the third day
W ofAugust. At o'clock ?. NJ. at the Warehouse
of james Lauglin. Jr., on Main street, one Large
Circus Canvass, large lass Drum, and set Of
seats for Circus, to pay lien and charges the same,
III not redeemed within thirty days.
wOOLSEY Il NELSON,
Evansville, July 4th, Sits. Auctioneers.
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w. REILLY,

w. REILLY, i
Groceries, Produce, Feed, Hays
CORN AND OATS,
FLOUR, SALT, LIME, CEMENT, &C., &c.,
Main street, between Third and Fourth,
EVAN SVIL L E.
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To Gas Coz SumerS.
COMET COMET! COMET.
DURE CATAW0A
REWARD,

KIM doz. Esss,
OONI For SAFE ny y, II. COOK SON,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-31
ELOQUENCE or SILENCE.

H"w eloquent is silence! Acquies.
cence, contradiction, difference, di. duiu.
emban asement and awe, may oil be e>-
pressed by saying nothing.
Do you seek an assurance Of Your
Misrress's affection? The fair one, whose
sensibility shrinks from an avowal Of
her tender sentiments, confirms her low
er's iondest hopes by cnmplacent and
asserting silence. Should you hear an
assertion. which you may deem false
made by some one, of whose veracirv
poliI'eness may withhold you from open
y declar ing your doubt You denote
a difference ofopinion by remaining ST.
lent.
are you receiving rep,imand from
superior! You mark your respec, kv
an attentive aud submissive silence
Are you compelled to listen to the fri
volous conversation of coxcombl-
You signify your despicable opinion by
remaining. .silen,and trearisg his loquac-
ity with contempt.
Ale you in the course Of any neooci.
alton. about to enter on discussion
Pa'niui I" your own feelings. and to
those who aie concerned in in Tho
SUBJECT Is almost invariably prefuced by
an awkward silence.
Are you witness TO some miraculous
display ofsupernatural power, the dread
ana astonlshment with which you ar.
Impressed, imposes involuntary silence.
Silence has also its utility aud advan-
tages. and first, what an incalculabIe
portion domestic strife aud dissensiou
might have been prevented; how often
might the quarlel which ny mutual ag.
gravation has terminated in bloodsbed.
have been checked in its commencement
6y we'l.timed aud jndicinus silence!
nose persons only who have expcrien-
ced, are aware of the bene fetal effect
ot me f"rbearance which, to the exas-
perating ihreat-the malicious snrer.
or the unjustly imputed culpabiIity,s shall
answer never woro. Secondly. lhe,e
are not wanting distances where the rem
u'ation' the fortune. tho happiness, nav,
The life. of The felIow-c,eafure. mipb,
be preserved by charitable silence,
either ny the suppression of somo con-
oemnlng circumstances, or by refusing
=" ~, ""i.e I'D the delamotary hlIegati0n.-
Thirdly, To any one more who is anx.
io"s I" pass Tor a person of deep renec-
tion and superior understanding,
would recommend to say but little; ST.
ience being considered by many peopln
rs certain indication of wisdom: aud
| must myself confcso | should prefer
the man who thinks much without speak.
i"g' /" him who speaks much without
thinking.
Not that | would DO supposed to be-
an advocate tor habtual taciturnity.-
no one'can better appreciate lthe de-
light derived from intellectual inter-
course. Notwithstanding which see
Iahy canse 10 admire the truth and
justice of that apothegm which says,
Of much speaking come,h repentance,
but in silence is safety.