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than any other olass and much restitution vas the
inevitable consequence among the great humber Of
Workmen who had been employed in this useful
branch Of our industry There could be no supply
where there vas no demand. To present an exams
ple--thsre could be no demand fer railroad iron
after our magnificent system Of railroads, extending
its benefits to every portion Of the Union had been
brought TO q dead pause. The same consequences
have resulted from similar causes to many other
branches Of useful manufactures no government,
and especially q government Of such limited powers
as that Of the United States could bsYe prevented
the late Teyulsion.
The whole commercial world seemed for years TO
have been rushing TO this catastrophe The same
ruiuous consequences would have followed in the
United States, whether the duties upon foreign inn
porfs had remained they we're under the tariff Of
1876 or had been raised 70 a much higher standard.
The tarif Of 1857 had no agency in the result The
general causes existing throughout he world could
not have been controlled BY the legislation Of any
particular country bat tie effects of the revulsion
are new slowly and surely passing away. The ener-
gy and enterprise Of citizens with our unbound
ed resources viii, within the period Of another
yea, restore a state Of wholesome industry and
trade Capital has again accunplated in our large
cities the rate Of interest is very low there con-
fdence is gradually revivng and as soon IS IT IS
discovered that this capital can be proftably en-
ployed in commercial and manufacturing enterprises
and IN the construction of railroads and other works
Of public and priTate improvements prosperity viii
again smile throughout the land. II is vain, how
ever TO disguise the fact from ourselves that spec
ulatiye infnsion OF eur currency, without cores
pondjBg infatoD in other countries whose mauufae-
lures come into competition with our own, must
ever prcduse disastrous results TO our domestic man
ufactures
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-10

In claiming that he deserves to be dolized BY the
Democracy of the South for his late victory in Hi
nois, the admirers of Judge Douglas occupy the
ridiculous attitude of an ineendsry, who, after
wsntonly and deliberately applying the torch to a
block Of buildings, coolly insists that be is entitled
to the thanks and the gratitude Of the owners Of the
property because by his personal exertiOns he savad
one of the houses, though in a damaged condition,
from the flames which destroyed the others. The
smoke from the ruins of the New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, Indiana and New England Democracy-ruins
caused by his fiery snt-Lecompton fsggot last win
ter, was scarcely cleared away, before Southern
Democrats Tennessee Democrats-yea, Memphis
Democrats are sxalting and gloryfying Judge Doug
las above all others for having saved ~ Illinois
from the general couhagration. This is what We
would call sowing the WhirlWind and riding on the
storm.-Msmphis AUalGneks.
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dispatch from Mobile, dated the 9th says: 'The
grand jury Of the United States District Court was
in session several days during the past week. and
had under consideration the late attempt to send
fllibustering emigrants to Nicaragua Among the
witnesses we're Mr. Landlord, collector Of the port
Mr.. smith, deputy collector, Gen. Walker Mr.
Nstzmer, julius Hessee and VIM a. Smith. They
were vigorously examined Gen. Walker was before
the jury about six hours, and was Intercepted IS
to his life in California, Sonora, and Nicaragua No
bill had been found on Friday, when the court ad
journed over till Monday. The secret agent Of the
government Mr. Wilson, of Ohio, who had been
sent here to W itch the Nicsrsguan movement, has
left for Washington"
Orders we're sent out by the last Pacific mail
steamer to the commander of the Department Of the
Pacific to send two companies to join Lieut.. Beale
where his route crosses the Colorado.
A caucus of Democratic Senators was held on the
7th, and agreed on Charles S. Jones QOng in the
employ Of the Senate successor to Isaac Holland
deceased, the late dOor-keeper of the Senate.
The Democrats in the House, on the 7th, generN
ally, voted against laying the resolution to repeal
the ClaytOn-BulWer treaty on The table. The
sending it to the Committee Of the Whole on the
State of the Union, to give an opportunity for
discussion.
The Presidents message and the reports Of the
heads of departments, destined to California, which
arrived ct st. Louis on Sunday, the 9TH, in charge
Of Mr. COrbin, special messenger from Washington,
and were forwarded early on Monday morning by
he Southern Overland Mail in charge of Mr.. Cooper
The Mail Company will make extraordinary efforts
to accomplish the trip in is days, but in there
is prospect of failure, Pardee will abandon the
coach and proceed on horseback or otherwise wit h
the utmost possible speed. Psrdee is detailed ex-
pressly for this service BY ButteThed and is rsPre~
scented to be man of great energy and perseverance,
capable of enduring an immense amount of physical
fatigue The design is to best both the Panama and
Tehuantepeo steamers. Extensive Preparations hsd
been Rsde by the contractors the SAT- Lake route
to express the documents through, but they failed to
receive copies.
A bill, repeating the act prohibiting circus exhi-
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TImBERED LAND
FOR SALE.

SSTEAM Saw and G Mill, nearly in good running
- der, situated about Is miles from Nashville, miles from
Springfield and Ia miles west Of the Edgeheld and Kentucky
Railroad, in the southeast Of Robertson county Upon
the whole there about so Of cleared land with good
country buildings; splendid failing springs;
tract.
This tract would make splendid Stock Farm, and "
Tobacco land, and timber almost great in
ducmen to lumber desiring good and cheap
stock Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring the land will call VIM Cummings
the premises, DR. Farmer, Of Springfield W
Nance in Nashville The Steam saw Mill cutting from 1900
feet Of lumber per dayCOuar saw and plenty Of good
timber convenient to the MILL timber Jet having been oil
Of the land It lies mostly level and has fine creek Of constant
water running through the same.
dec5-d&w3m VIM. B. CUMMINGS.
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The French Government, it is said, has received
accounts from the coast of Africa announcing that
Mr. Roberts, the President of ibe Republic o. LII
IBERIA, who showed himself 50 hostile to the French
elected. Itappelrs further that the States Of Ii
beria and Cape McRte--sevenleen negro kings, nine
chefaius, Thirty six towns, and the sovereigas Of
Dahomey and Benin have consented, in future TO
the system Of free immigration, as regularly organ
lied by the French Government
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While several States have made strenuous efforts
of late years. to abolish capital punishment altos
gether, the Legislature of Georgia is now endesy-
oring to extend this penalty to other crimes than
murder and arson. Two bills have been introduced
with a view to make both burglary aud robbery by
force capital offences; but each has failed in the
Senate. They have, however, been amended 50 as
to make the punishment twenty years in the Peniteas
tiary, at the discretion Of the Court
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The Mobile Register of the Sd says There are a
good many spurious Ncaraguans in the city just Cow.
We think proper to inform our citizens that great
number of men who are thrOngng saloons and cry
ing, "Hurrah for Walker and Nicaragua ndlsonuhe
body else" are SPURIOUS emigrans-the real Nicara
hua emigrants, with few exceptions, not being
about the city. We are afraid We have just now a
good many visitors from New Orleans, who did not
come here to go TO Nicaragua exactly"
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The BOstOnians are getting up quite an excitement
over their coming municipal election. Four candi-
dates for Mayor, are already in the field. The
present mayor F. W. Lincoln, Jr. has been nOmi>
mated by the "Ctizens," Josiah Quincy Jr., by the
Temperance party Ex-NayOr J. V. C. Smith by
the Americans, and Moses Kimbsll, proprietor of
the Museum aud the Barnum of Boston, by the Re-
publicans. The DemOors have not yet made nomi~
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PiccolOmini, they say, gets handsome salary Of
$4,000 month, besides the expenses of herself and
suite, which amounts to $1,000 month besides.
Gazzaniga was paid $500 night for the two nights
she sang in Philadelphia.
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An intelligent and reliable gentleman in Lee coun-
ty, Va, informs the Abingdon Democrat that there
is the stump of popular tree, which was cut down
some years ago, on the land of Mr.. Sims, on Wal
ling's Creek, which was thirteen feet in diameter,
solid wood. The bark was six inches thick. Four
men commenced ehopping att, one morning at sun
rise, and just as the sun set the tree fell By a
calculation made by our informant, the tree was
estimated to be nearly as old "a the worldly the
Mosaic account. One still sees, in riding through
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The Russian Minister, Mr.. stOeckl, and his wife,
it ID said, have gone to st. Petersburg with the hope
of getting his pay increased to the grade of the
English mission, that is, $4,000 year, instead of
$4,000, and Baron Evolt, the Prussian Minister,
viii be absent until spring or summer.
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IN CHANCERY Ar LINDEN


No TEMbEH RULE6 I5j5.
Nixon and others rs. George Nixon and others.
ON motion and appearing from affidavit fled that George
Nixon resident of the State Of Tennessee, It there
fore ordered that publication be made for four weeks
in the Nashville Union and American, requiring the said
appear the Of the Chancry Of Perry
county be held at Linden the first Thursday the first
Monday in April next and plead, demur said bill
the will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte
10 him. ISAAC n. HULME, @. & N.
decS-R4lnrsfaea3.
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n UMBER MERCHAAIS, PtttSDurg, Pass
Dealers in all kinds Of Lumber, have hand 2,O00O0D
White Pine Boards Deaears in this city will find it to their ad
vantage to order from this firm All communications addressed
ttenfiou does Tvs
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man named Powell, aged so years, had been
convicted in Green county, Va, Of killing Mr..
Martin, and sentenced to the Penitentisry for Is
years
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daring Buckeye has ADDRESSED to the fighting
world, through the columns of the Noble Country
Democrat, card stating that he accepts the ohal>
lsnge of Mr.. ThOmss HyeE to 6ght for $4,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-10

The Hon. Wa. Il. Stiles has been elected Senator
in the Georgia Legislature from the Savannah dis
trict, to fill the vacancy OccasiOned BIS the resgna-
ton of Hon. John E. Ward
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10y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the November term, 1855 in the case Of NJ J. White Us
Jesse E. Whine and Others win for sale at the Court House
in Nashville, Thursday, the 23d Decem be r
next, House and Lot Of ground DeumTane street. said
81 feet said street, and runs back 10 feet
Terms~-SlJOw viii be required in cash and the balance
credit Of and two years, without interest.
said property belongs the estate Of Tabtha Bell deceased
nore3-tktrtfs r. r. CHEATIAM c. NJ.
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The Athens Ala J Herald says Mr.. VIM. E. Cal
VIM living near that place, recently killed COW for
beef having in her nav one hundred ard ten nails
of various sizes and the brass hingeOf carpenters
rule-rather indigesible food, we should think, 10
fatten on The nails presented new and bright sp-
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FEyO take charge Of the Dover Academy Dover Ten
neseee The next ensuing year commence, the FIRST Mon
day in February 1859 gentleman who teach all the h
branches and one can well recommended Is wanted
and none ether need apply. with family preferred
Address Judson Horn, Presidents Dover Tennessee.
dae7-ytf
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FOR CATROAND 81. LOUIS.

(toNNECTING at Paiucah and Cairo With the 49,
~ United States mail and passenger packets for
Memphis and Louisville. The splendid passen
ger stamer B. ii. RUNTAN, JAMS MIEE, Master, win leave
for the above and al intermediate ports SATURDAY the h st
fococe, P H. the Runyan gives trough tickets to al the
above points. A. HAMILTON,
dec9-dtd- 4. r. HARRISON, Ag'ts.
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Auction sale OF Groceries
MORRIS q STRATTON.

NORRIS STRATTON.
ON wednesday Morning. 18th Dec, SIS.
will offer at Auction large and we'll assorted OF
Groceries, Liquors, &c, viz:
20 hhds crop Sugar, all 30 nests Buckets;
grades; 20 doz Wash Boards;
60 bbls Crushed, Powdered & so doz Breoms;
Loaf Sugar, all grades; 10 cases Matches
50 bbls Extra Coffee all grades $50 Demjohns, all sizes;
800 bags choice crop Rio 800 boxes Glassware assorted
Coffee; 800 kegs Nails, do
100 bills Molasses; so boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 = bbls do; riOus brands
leo fresh Raisins 10000 Cigars various brands
20 bbls Pecans; 50 casks Soda;
Is bags S Almonds; ice boxes Soda
Is cases Sardiues: so boxes ground Pepper, Spice,
100 boxes Cheese: and Ginger;
50 bbs & \ bbls Mackerel; 200 boxes Star Candles
100 boxes Herrings: 50 do TaIloW do
40 boves Cod Fish: 30 bbs Cider Vinegar;
% boxes Brandy Cherries; 90 bbls Whisky all grades;
60 coils Rope. various sizes 80 DO Am BRANDY ana 0ni
50 tales Cotton irvine; 10 do Malaga Wine;
50 dOz Painted Buckets; DO foft 40
On nests Tubs. 300 boxes Bandy.
Together with various other articles IN he drocery me
We will keep regular saeVery eaheoAy morn
ing throughout the season. ,o,,-,,, , ,-r, ,,.-,,,
dsfs AVhA45 = sAh~A14VAs
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CRIsP,S GAkETY.

--1- = :" n n =
the accomplished and gifted Coincidence Miss
MAGGIE MITCHELL on which occasion Mr.. =. We
GLENN the popular Comedian will appear King Frederick
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC TO- 1853. will be presented the ee
CANT comedy Of the Little treasure Gertrude-Mss
Maggie Mitchell. After which the comic drama Of The
ROuth of Frederick the Great Prince Frederick
Of Pussia-lis Maggie Mitchell King Freerick-Mr S. W..
Glenn Concluding with the laughabe farce Of AntOnY and
cleopatra. Cleopatra-Miss Maggie Mitchell.
IN BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, just received by
ASRvV declO-n GRESHAM & HUFFAKER.
Valuable Lots for Sale.
HAVE for sale following ground which will CELL
prices long credits, say from to eight years.
with interest.
Lot No IS BoOds Addition Edge6ed so feet by 10 deep.
No Q Fosters Addition to Edgefed 40 feet By 10 deep
Lots 3 and IS2 in shelbys addition to EdgeHed, 50
feet by I70 deep each.
Lots No b. 81 and 55ln South Nashville Lanies Addition
Lots No. g. 34 35 and 10 feet Of 36, IN EWings Addition.
Lots No O. J. T. Bercur's plan in Book II, page $50.
Lot No. 10 in Nelson's Addition.
decl0-d 02m N. HOBSON.
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PUBLIC SALE

Horses, sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats and
school Room Furniture
ON thesh Of December II o'clock, A. NJ viii be sold
the sisters Farm. the Brick Church Pike, three miles
from Nashville the highest bidder for cash, 2Ores, 10 Sheep
Cow together with lot Of Fodder and Oats Also af q
school Desks and Benches. Sale positive and without
noy2j-itis SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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n VIE popular packet RELIANCE. Bruce Master. -
VII leave this day, Friday the leth instant, az q.
y O'Clock, D., above and all intermediate
landings For freight passage apply on board Or .
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A CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
INDECENT.
TEyHE Robertson Association having been prefer
ed services Of several disting Musical Amateurs Of
the city, propose to give Grand Instrumental and
Vocal Concert at Odd Fellows Hall ON
Wednesday Evening, The 18th inst.
Tickets Of admission be procured the several Book and
Music sre and at the Hall the evening Of the performance
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ron LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

FFNHE light dfaught regular packet steamer TEN -s
PEST, p. G. PARR Master, viii leave above go
and all intermeda anding5o Friday, the inst.
at 10 o'clock, ~ For freight passage apply board
dec9-lt i. H HARRISON, Agent.
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On the Sd inst, the Hon. James Chestnut was
elected to the Senate Of the United States by the
Legislature Of South Carolina to FL the vacancy
occasOned by the death Of the Hon. Josiah Evans.
Mr. Chestnut was President Of the State Senate,
which position he resigned,
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We have received the Postmaster Generals very
able and satisfactory report for theyeaF 1858, which
we shall publish entire, in few days.
The most important recommendation which it coz
tsins is the establishment Of uniform rate Of I'VE
cents as the postage on al letters in the United
States Thepresent rate Of three cents is not suf-
cient 70 deffay the expenses Of transportation, and
consequently The Post office Department is burden
upon the treasury. The industrial and producing
classes who write few letters taxed for the bene-
fit Of the great commercial communities, in large
cities Il is just that those who write letters should
pay for then and therefore the postage should he
high enough TO pay for transporting the mails.
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ZOE BURKSVTLLE.

TENIIE light drangt steamer SLIGO, HARMON Mas -
III ter VIII leave for the above and all inferno -
diate landings SATURDAY next, the 18th instant,
at 10 o'clock For freight passage apply board to
dec9-lt II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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HOuse and LOI for sale.

TVVHAT very Desirable Store Room adjoining ny Office,
No. 45, Cherry street, for next year. Apply 10
dec5 WILL. l. BOYD, j
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVE suggested 70 the CLERK Of the County Court OF HEX
man county that the Estate Of Silas W. Nickss de
ceased insolyent and able pay its liabilities All per
sons having claims against Estate notified to file them
with the Clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman county be-
ore the lst day OF May, 1859, they will be barred
nOYl7 W.P. W lbON- Atrnintstrat OT.
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julia Smith, professional thief, was arrested in
Cincinnati Ohio, day or two since, and under her
hoops were found carefully slowed three towels two
table cloths, looking glass, three tumblers one
air Of pants, and quart bottle Of Madeira
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Public sale Of stoves. &c.
On Thursday, the 18Th inst, az 10 oacIook,
WILL sell NJ public she the hghss. bilsr Stewart e
Ovens old stand No IA Marse street, stock on ham
consisting Of The following articles Ran1es Cookag Stoves
Heating Stoves for wood and coal Of different and pate
Franklin and Psrlor Stoves Marez Iron Nantes, Mantle
Crates, Zine and cUmoul stock kces, Kettles ollra
Ware Tin Ware. Dog Irons Platform Counter scie Tin
ners Machines, Tools and numerous articles mentioned.
This sale pursuant 70 deed % by W
art see Book No q pp- jf2 to 55s, Registers oe)
therefore with reserve.
Terms Of saeAn $40 cash. ovcr Sos Bonis
time. ldec2-ltdl O. B. GOODWIN Trnftss
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RnINn CORNER sEIAWLs.

LARGE lot Of and elegant styles received this day
"A By cypress, at FURAAh 4 cos,
Zee. In D..
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Thebt Coffee Pot USE makes strong ans favored Cot
fee, all sizes from to % quarts
Coffee Hecas and Coffee Biggins
Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots tin, block tin and Brit
tana-
Shovels and Tougs.
Fire Irons, Ia sets.
Plate Warmers very handsome.
Coal Vases, filetan1 lowered.
Coal Scuttles Common, Japannel, Copper and Brass:
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, al kinds
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs.
spitiOons iaIaune zinc panied, britannia china and ron
Cake aud Sugar Boxes, all kinds.
Cash Boxes, with lock end key.
Knife Boxes and Baskets.
spoon and Fork Boxes, lined.
Spice Boxes, square and round.
Candiecs, tn aPanned rOn britannia, brass and
plated.
Lamps for Kitchens Lard Lamps rttana and Miners Lamps.
COAL OIL LAMPS all sizes, for Burning Coal OIL The best
cheapest lightin
Chahng Dishes.
Steak Dishes
Oyster Dishes and Oyster Sauce Pans.
Soup Tureens o. Block Tin.
Soup Ladies', Block Tin and Brttania.
Egg Boilers and Poachers.
Egg and Cake Turner's. iron and block tin.
BTttania Cigar Lighters and Cups.
Ladies, SINNERS, Forks and Spoons, for Cooks
Cast0rs common silver plated
Bread and Fruit Baskets.
Tea Trays and Walters square and oval very handsome.
Shutters and Snufer Trays
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks.
Sugar longs fine steel.
Meat Saws.
Soap Stove GridIes, round and oblong
Beef and Slaw Cutters
Coffee Roasters, new kind.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIE

CARTER, WILLSFORD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & c., and F. Lsnier.)
On Tuesday, December 14ths 1855,
WE will offer for cash front Of Warehouse s. Mar.
w street. complete assortment Of Groceries consisting
in part as follows,
~ hhds n. o. Sugar; 50 doz Ground Pepper, pure;
100 bags Bait Coffee; 80 doz Ground Mustard;
IS bbIs Moasses; 50 boxes Star Candles;
95 bbls Golden Syrup; 80 boxes Tallow Candles
25 bbls Crushed sugar; leo bbls Cincinnati Whisky;
. bbls Powdered Sugar - do n. c. do
2j bbls Loaf Sugar; 100 pkgs French Brandy
30 half lbls Alackerel; 10 bbls Dark Brandy;
100 cases Cove Oysters, Ia b % bblsN Y. Gin;
cans; 50 boxes C36 baTs) Soap:
Is hays Pepper; 100000 Cigars;
Is bags Spice; 800 boxes quart Pickles;
s Z chefs Tea; 10 do Katsup;
90 reels Cotton Cord; . do quart BOitles
50 bxs Scotch smut: 50 Wrap. Paper
Together with many other articles to make complete sale
We will continue to sell in future every Tuesday.
decg-td CARTER, WILLSF0RD < co.