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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

Z. a EWING, J. y. sPtSBt,
Nashville. Lac OF sheiuytlie
EWING & SPERRY,
Wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants,
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner Church and College Sts.,
NASHVILLE TENN.
WE are now receiving store general stock Of
Wv Groceries, Wines and Liquors. Our stock consists in part
Of the following articles:
$50 bags Baltimore Coffee;
Qj q sold Government Java, do;
50 bbls. powdered and crushed Sugar;
$50 boxes Virginia and Tennessee Tobacco;
$4,000 Imported and Domestic Cigars;
g6O,C00 G. D. Caps;
$50 boxes fine Crackers
50 pkrs Imported BTandies and Wines;
Sc baskets Champagne;
50 bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
10 SaTdines;
$50 dOz Painted Buckets
50 nests Tubs
100 gross Matches
Together with variety Of goods kept line, TO
which invite the attention Of city and country dealers
EWIEG * SPERRY.
PrOduce.-We pay the highest market price in Cash for
Bacon, Lard, Dried Fruit, Feathers and Beeswax.
otis L. q .
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EWING, McCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SITS,
KASHFILLE TENNESSEE.
ETK now in receipt Of large and fresh assortment Of
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which viii sell at low
rates to the trade, viz; ...
$50 hhds Sugar; 300 bags prime Bait. Coffee;
800 bhls choice Molasses; $50 Z" - n. o. 49,
100 x - 500 - Salt;
100 bbs Golden Syrup 600 s. Nails;
100 " Cider Vinegar; $50 paclage tar Candles;
100 - Pixies Whisky; 100 bbls crush a pow. Sugar;
100 - Wiltshire do 100 bxs l. & Fine Tobacco;
200 90 Domestic Liquors; 800 dOz. Demiiohn5;
50 &c Fins old Robertson county Whisky;
all other articles usually kept Wholesale GFocerg.
mar27 EWING. MCCR0RY 4 co.
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CR AIG II f A D & CO.,
Hardware,
NICHOT., GREEN & CO.,
M IL fourFq Wtrrr-r Avn CraRWr sTRur-rs.

No 13, CORNER MkHKET CLaRKE STREETS,
Produce 4 Commission Merchants.
Liberal cash advances aude on eonsgnments Of Country
Produce. -....-. ... ..--.-- -..
We paving az al times, the market price for Bacon,
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeesWay, &c
AIl orders accompanied By cash, filed with prampt
ness and despatch, at a moderate Commission, ny
ian7 WCH0Ia GREEN & co
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SUNDRTESs
~. 40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and ~
goo Z" Pint, half pint, and quart Rlasks;
80 500 81 Window Glass:
49, 100 {" Tumbiers;
25 kegs Boiler Rvets and Nuts;
100 dozen Br0oms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Pl0Ws;
-" 100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
ianq7 TERRAss BROTHERS.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
READY-mAD CLOTHIN G !,
AND
Merchant Tailoring establishments,
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RBY mORGAN q CO.,

IRBY MORGAN 4 CO.,
No. and Public square, NashviIles Tenn
WETE have received and opened our entire stock Of
w Eall and Winter Goods
Embracing elegant Lies Of New styles Dress Goois.
Fancy prnts-cur usual quality and in good Variety
Mems Wesra large stock; elhraong splendid
Of the finer grades Of Fzucy Cashmere.
Rey-mae Clothuga select asoruueEtoi The better grades
together with ali such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
a. make oouylete stock Of Goods which invite the
ton q Merchants only
This stock Of goods shave opened On hEle
and We think we'll worthy tie careful attention 81 an person.
buying to sell again laag27i IRBY MORGAN 4 %.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
ETTE good lot Of NEGROES for Some 10 or ls
Wv likely Boys from l6 90 years old good young
Women with child each; good house Girls
90 years we'll qualified be highly recommended
good Carpenter % years Od good Cooks and Men from 25
40 years old. We anxious TO sell the lot at the regular
market prices taug2D II. Il. HAYNES q co.
WNIG IRON FOR SALE.-.lOOtons est Foundry Iron
(Crucher smake 100 assorted brands, best Grey
ELLIS < M0ORE,
iune2 1898 Market street.
A Fine Country Residence for sale.
AVING determined carry Negroes to the South,
3 & L will sell about Three Four Hum sssssa
dred Acres Of Land, being part of the tract up,A
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road, -
thirteen miles Nashville, the neighbor
hoOdsin Williamson county Soil equal any In the State. For
particulars apply 10 the premises A v s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sep9-dd P.A.PERKINs.
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NEW CLOTHING sTORB,

: =. WARD J. K. BERnlEsHAH. JAs N'DERMoT
WARD, BEgEINGE4AM & COss
PRAC TICAL TAILOR RS,
NO. 90 Public Square, opposite SOuth end
of the Market House.
TE are receiving large and entire stock Of Fail
w and Winter dy-TEasse Clothing and
fgeutIemeuss Furnishing Goods most Of which
were made up order Of the latest s les and cannot be
surpassed in any in the city Our stock is comprised in
part Of the styles OF Ovecoa Froc and Dress Coats
ali color Business Coats 0ce Coats Cashmere Pants and Vests
In great variety.
Patented Shoulder Seam Shirts large and
extensive stock and warranted t better aud better than
any other make Of Shirts Gloves, Neck Ties srfs, Mufers,
rvats elfadusng stocks Under Shirts and Drawers, Half
Hose supendes Linen Cambria Bandanna and Pongee Hand
ksrce Travelling ShaNls, Robe de Chambre Youths Coats
Pants, and Shirts, Umbrellas, ETC.
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large superior lot OF CosFrench and
Engsha, Black and Fancy Coioed Cassmees Of entirely
new STYLES solid Casnees Of al qualities, Fancy Cut
and Velvet Yesngs Fancy Cashmere ard Worsted Vestng
rsnedne Vestng viii make order in tine very
s stye and guarantee t please the sale.
ALEX. r. NlCHOL solicits call from his friends.
All sold guarantee to be represented at time
Of SALE We will also Clothing to erler.
ssntie WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.
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TAvING determined dispose Of ny real Nsshvi
I viii sell that convenient residence occupied hY ny
elf summer The house contains nine lool rooms,
besides Kitchen wash house. okeh0s three servants roos
&C. supplied with and Eater and
complete every particular. 1e ot fronts gu rs Get, BY 7a
deep desired The VIII be sold Wih so et % ground
Parties desiring 70 purchase VIII call A. v And1ey who
aura0 JAMES NICHOL.
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKEER.--I am prepared to
furnish description from the tine Caske to the
panest Servants Coffin, together with everything necessary for
Funerals All orders left at my Warerooms, Deaerck street.
next door the UpandUp Livery Stable between Cherry and
sumner streets viii receive prompt attention both and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made to order, in the
best style.
iuIvg J. H. CURREY.
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CAhDEESs
EWTE just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Fancy Candies, Candy Chystazed Fruits,
&c from H. Y Raard, New York. that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits Ros0lins;
ChrystaIized Ginger; Yanife Gum Drops;
Jelly Fruits with leaves; Aciduated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops;
Nsugat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits;
Sherry Cotlers Maraschine Bals
Pineapple Bals Strawberry
do FritteTs;
Besides many other kinds Come and yourselves before
you buy. H0LLISTER z CARTER,
apr23 % Union street.
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sGMOOL ROOKs.

TEXT BOOKS, used IN the High Schools Fe-
male Academys Young Ladics5 Seminary,
and other schools IN the cry end Country For sale
bp 'I-s- "a ..--- CHARLES ". SMITH,
sept7 Al College street,
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EETE have lust received Philadelphia barrels
w II. & Il. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrelsof xxx;
Three do XXX
Two 90 Xxx;
One do X;-
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whistles pure
and worth from S50to four dollars gal9n For sale in
any quantity. H0LLISTER K CARTER,
sprS3 q, Union street.
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VaIuabIe Dwelling Tor sale.

TUyEAS TAS--llJust received superior assortmeat ei
Green aud Black Teas, and Lr sale atrelucei prees hy
junes-d ne VESSEL & THOMPSON
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STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW

GEEERAL GEKTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY >
TWILL practice Law Supreme inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska buy sell Land arrants land on time,
give special attention making selections Of lands in Nebasa
for those wishing COED and desirable locations, invest for distant
dealers on reasonable terms, pay taxes, furnish alstracOf entries
and titles notice. buy and sell lands, town i0t, and all
kinds q real estate, and do General Agency business
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

". S. Gilman, Banker, New ] ork city.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass
c. Hbbar sup't N. " GENITAL Railroad, Albany, n. Z.
Gen. Leslie CoOnibs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
Or. J. S. Young, do do
Gov. vs. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Uol Jordan Stokes, de do
Lu,as Thompson Co., st. Louis, No.
Mcl3arle. Cbittenden x Co., KeOkuk, Iowa.
VIM. II Sewer & Co. B ankers, OscaloOsa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge g. Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. Ju2-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

z. H. HAYNES. r. J..
H. H. HAYNES & CO.,
GENTS the purchase sale Of Negroes at Poers old
~ stand, No. % Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn
6tRATNI GRAIN!I--wansed at the Nashville City
NJ Mills
$4,000 bushels prime Wheat
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, for distillery:
10000 Corn, for which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash;
1900 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps store ct all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Bran Ship SUITS, &c, which will be furnished
Hvered in large quantities at exceeding low prices.
Call Agency Nashville City Mill, No. Market street.
je2j-d s. n. H0LLINGSN ORTIZ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

IEsANE.--An insane man named t. X. Will
liams was brought to this place on Monday from
Omega. An order was made the same day for
his removalsto thc Asylum at Stockton, to
which place he has been taken in charge of
some friends. Another insane man named Ce-
phus Vcitz, was found wandering in the woods
bclsw Grass Valley, on the 10th inst. He was
brought to Nevada aud lodged in Jail, where he
remained three days, wien he was removed to
the coahty hospital. He has since recovered
his reason. and was discharged yesterday
Spiritualism is said to have been the cause Of
his Insanity. lie has been residing near Colo
ma, and has no idea how he wandered SO far
from home.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

TRIAL OF GoLDBURRG. Goldburg was
arraigned on Monday in the District Court, on
the Indictment for the murder of John Enders.
The forenoon was occupied in empanneling
jury, and the evidence for the prosecution was
taken in. the afternoon and evening. The most
Of the day yesterday was occupied ia examining
witnesses for the defense. The evidence was
somewhat contradictory, but does not differ
materially from that taken on the preliminary
examination, and which was published in the
DenOerdt at the time. The case was argued by
Messrs. Anderson aud Churehman for the pros
ecution, -and by Messrs. Mcconnell and Mere
ditffor the defense. The case had not been
given TO the jury when we went to press. Those
who-haye heard the evidence are generally Of
the impression that the defendant cannot be
convicted Of . higher crime than manslaughter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THR BALL AT ALPHA-SAD AccIDENT.-The
hall given by Mr.. Williams at Alpha, last Thurs
day evening, passed off very pleasantly until
about half past eleven O'Clock, when an aeci-
dent occurred which put step to the amuse-
went. The ball reom was in the second story
OF building near the hotel; the piazza in front
of the.ball room had Leen fixed up for sitting
room; BY mailing canvas around inside Of the
columns, While the dance was progressing, a
Mr.. Osgcod was holding in his arms an infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rippingham, and
without thinking of the consequences, leaned
against the canvas at the end ef the piazza.
which giving way he lost his balance and fell
over the railing, and landed with the child on
the sidewalk below. The distance which they
fell was about ten feet. Mr.. OsgoOd struck on
his head and shoulders, and was severely, though
not dangerously, injured. The child was pick
ed MP insensible, and taken to DR.. Wixoms.
Its head had struck the sidewalk with such
force an to fracture the skull, and deep wound
was made in the head, probably with nail,
which penetrated into the brain. The child
died at feur O'Clock in the morning, having
survived abont four hours and half after the
accident.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

HlBEAs sCORPUs.-Hollerman, whe was arrest
ed in SaR Francisco and brought to Nevada, on
. charge OF defraudng negro, was taken be-
fore Judge Caswell last Friday on a writ Of ha-
ground Of the insuficiency of the affidavit. the
same having been made by the negro. Judge
Caswell refused to discharge him, and bis eoun-
sci have since made application to Judge Searls
for another writ, which was granted. The case
has net yet been decided by Judge Searls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

SUBSCRIPTION FOR ARCHY.-Letters have been
received by the colored people of this place from
their friends in San Francisco, requesting them
to raise money to assist in paying the expenses
10 Areby's case. We learn that up to Monday
evening, they had collected ninety seven dollars
The negroes throughout the State seem to take
great interest in Archy, and be will not be like
lyrto lack for funds to pay his lawyers. His
friends in Sacramento are new over $500 in
debt, for the expenses of his trial in that place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.
No "a BROAD STREET, NEVADA.

No "a BROAD STREET, Nevada.
VNHE undersigned late propretors Of the UNITED STATES
/ HorEL having leased Bfcknel's Block and hand
somely fitted up throughout prepared to accom-
modats permanent and transient B0arders In style
surpassed In the State.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rieties the market affords
The Beds and Furniture are all new and for style
and comfort cannot be exceled
Particular attention will be paid TO the accommodation
Of Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in the business
hdent Of being able to make the NATIONAL one Of the
most desirable Hotels In the mountains,
This Block IL substantially built OF Brick, and
withstood the late disastrous rethe airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country
Sc OPEN ALL NIGHT az
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr.. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON HEALY, Propretors.
Nevada, Aug. 20, 1856 B-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

SroOL-Loo,-A decidedly interesting game Of
aoOl-lOo was played on Monday night, at Nor
thSrR's Bean-Poker Saloon, on Pine street, be-
tween sport and a Portuguese. A dispute
arose over game Of bean-poker. The CON-
battants we're "heeled" with three-legged stools,
which were freely used over each others era
mum. About the time the fght had become
interesting, Policeman Carley happened along,
and took one Of the belligerants to the calaboose
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

TIE TURNPKE RoAD.-The Nevada and Grass
Valley Turnpike Road Co. have contracted with
Mr.. J. z. Meachem, cOr grading the read. The
wsrk is to be completed in two months, and the
contractor is to receive $3,4oo. It's the inten-
tlOn Of the company, as soon as the grade is
completed, to let cut contract for macadami-
Eing the road, so as to have it completed before
next winter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

DEcLNED.-Ws have received cemmunca-
tien through the post Office upon subject Of
considerable interest to the citizens of this place
We'khTe no objection to publishing the cOmmu-
nicatiou, but the author has neglected to fur
Hish us his name, aud for this reason it is de-
eiined.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

FATAL AccmEST.-A miner named John Mar
tin was killed on Thursday last, at Hunts Hill,
By . boulder falling upon him, while at work in
his claims The deceased formerly resided in
Grass Valley, and his body was taken there for
interment
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

Hs- DIR. L. j. Czapkny.-we would direct the es-
pecal attention of invalds 10 pcrusal Of Dr. L. Crap
kays advertisement be iound in another column Of this
paper in order to place the services of learned and
rienced physician within their reach. SO much III has
inflicted the human family from the perncious and
ignorant practices Of emprics that seems
filling bounden duty to make known where judicous
lief can be obtained To those unfortunate enough to su
fer the effects of sexual private diseases their
ltrcatment cheerfuly commend DIR. L. J. Czapkay
a of scientific and medical requirements possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknowl
edged skill for the successful practice OF his professon
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rcord of Paris, he enabled to guarantee
speedy all of private chron
n disease whether the effects Of contagion, sefabuse
loss Of vriy and in order that patients at distance
may avail themselves of his advice, free consultation by
letter open them The knowledge that have of
the numerous he has effected Of which Of
long standing leads to place much faith in DIR. Cs e
cacy and commend him to the confidence Of those in III
health Dr. Czapkays Office is in Sacramento street. be-
low Montgomery nearly opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'S Office. San Francisco
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

LIBRARY MEETNG.-A special meeting Of the
Nevada Library Association, will be held at
the library room tomorrow evening. A gen.
eral attendance Of the members is requested.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

The sam Of $3.50 was paid to the School Trus-
tees; the other $22, set down as having been
paid to them, was used by Mr.. Lockwood in
making some repairs on the school house.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

Bf- We would call attention to the Card Of DIR. VAN
ZANDT San Francisco who is treating Eye and Ear d.
with truly great since his return from
abroad Office in wrights Building, s. W. corner Of Mont
gomery and jackson streets where he may be consulted
daily. 1S-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRY GooDs-Messrs seifsl Cohn, No. 81 Broad
have Just received the largest and most complete assOr
ment Of Dry Goods brought to this place. which they
sell at reduced rates
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

Monday evening, at Templar's Hall, at O'Clock.
Visiting Brethren in good standing welcome.
Com ID. J. PERKY, W. c. T.
EDWARD CRAIG W. r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

School ExHIBrTIoN.-Ar. Lockwood has fur
nished usthe following statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the late exhibitions for the
hane6t of the nuhlio schools:
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24
THE MONUMENTAL HOTEL !!
NEW YORK HOTEL
road Street, above Pine--Nevada.

AsAA MRS. ADAMS, FORMERLY OF
mlE# the What Cheer House, having leased the above
~! #H New and Commodious Hotel, formerly kept by
MslE Tracy Stroud Is prepared to accommodate
the public in a manner unsurpassed in the mountains
Particular attention paid to families who wish quiet
place Of resort during their stay in the city.
THE TABLE Is we'll supplied with all the market
afordsand nothing shall be left undone that Will add to
the comfort Of the guests.
Nevada December 1st, 185I.-9-h
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO.
EYE AND EAR.
j. REG A MS
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,

d. hE 6 IA IN -
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
NO. SO MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco
Poets sing Of the spicies in Indian Isles,
OF the citron, the orange and lime;
They sing of the fragrance so lavish diffus'd
BY the breeze In each tropical cline.
Lot the epicure boast of each high-havord dish,
The favor Of wines or French brandy,
Yet none OF the list named above compare
With J. Regans 'Steam Rehn'd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be good,
Or dishes for epicures dainty; .ta
But tho question in this will not debate
Yet each have admirers In plenty.
Withal, there none OF them half so well prSei,
From the sweet prattling child to the dandy,
As that sweetest of sluees everywhere doized-
mean Regan's ''Steam Refined candy.n
i'Regan was nrst, ON the Pacific Coast,
Who made contectluhs--the fact Is known well;
Tho twas years since he continues 1t still,
And sells by wholesale and retail
He Is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers always handy.
And they find each variety known to the trade,
Among J. Regan's 'Steam Refn'd Candy"
Here's an hundred varieties that need not be namd
And being made by the improved process
He sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, to families grocers.
OF French candies notc, his assortment Is large,
And buyers will find il most handy,
To call or send for their holiday stock right away,
of. Regan's ''Steam Reln'd Candy" te-f
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
WHEN Death Comes.

Death comes. at morn when the sun is
just rising in the East: at noon when its
rays are most resplendid: at eve when ii
is entirely hidden from view: it comes to
the babe just commencing to prattle: it
comes to the men of middle age, when the
connecting links binding us to life are
most strong: it comes to the aged man
with trembling limbs and faded eyesight,
led along by others; it comes to the poor,
struggling to obtain meager sustenance:
it comes to the man in comfortable circum
stances--by whom life is best enjoyed
it comes to the wealthy, rolling in affiu-
ence and ease: it comes to the idiot
laughing at his own folly: it comes to the
man with just sense enough to pass thro'
life easily: it comes to the educated man
glorying in his Cicero and Homer: it
comes to the in6del disowning his Maker:
it comes 10 the Christian, who looks upon it
only as happy change.