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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-22
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LAAG 0G E11A16AA
A friend residing in an adjoining state, who
recently returned from Cincinnati, informs Us
that the hotel registers Of that city exhibit at
present but few arrivals from the Southern
States. He asked Of us the probable cause
An aIi-suf6eisnt answer was found in our ho-
tells, one Of which alone showednes eight han
drod arrivals IN one tneek! The SOuihsr
travel is changed to the Southern States
through our city and along the great Southern
route to Washington City. Southern men are
now employing their own railways, and speRd-
Ing their money and leisure hours at their own
watering places where they are secure from
Abolition sn3oyancs and robbery. Who will
question their right to adopt this long delayed
course Of Just resentment, and who does no,
know that if firmly persisted in, as we hope 1t
will be, a lesson will be taught our Northern
enemies, which, I" sounding in dollars and
~cents,o will be apt to bring them to their
senses? Let them try for while the expert
ment Of getting along without the means de-
rivsble from negro slavery which they are %
intent to destroy. It will Dot be long before
they get tired Of it, when we may look for
something like fairness at their hands. We
have long appealed in vain to their msguanim-
ity, comfy and sense Of svsn-hsnded justice.
Let US now speak to their interests; to thsiT
pockets, and to this end let Southern men stay
at home, conhns their travel to the Southern
States, aRd spend their money at home, where
It will not be used as the means for their de-
gtructiOn.
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TERMS REDUCED
me cheapest Paper in the SOath

In consideration OF the Increased ana Sill
spcreasinr patronage Of the FEHEHTs A7rEALs
un5sr the casa SYSTEM, the proprietors nave
5efsrnined upou the reduction Of the subscro-
zion nrice Of their WEEKLY paper
For clubs under ten, or single suhscrioefs,
the WEEKLY APPEAL Wiil hereafter oe tUf-
uiehed at 3 SO for each copy
To clubs Of ten and upwards VIII De tur-
Vishsd at 81 for each copy.
When We consider the mammoh size OF our
weekly impression and The vast amount ano
variety Of the reading matter it contains, 1
may Justly be claimed that, at these rates u if
the cheapest newspaper published IN inc
South
Clubs may be made up in neighborhoods
without respect 10 post once
Anv person sending ne a club Of twehty,a a
the foregoing rates, will be entitled to receivs
one cony grafis for one year. Old clubs may
be renewed from year to year on the foregoins
terms.
Address McCLANAHAN, TRoUsDALE DuL
Memphis, Tennessee.
Our country exchanges viii do rs : fsFcT b5
giving this notice one or two Insertions.
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AL4FhAa aNI - A1As
EDIroEs AFFEAL; In the proceedings Of the
City Council, published in your paper Of yes
tsrdsy, Inotics several charges preferred By
Alderman Robinson against certain city officers
which should not be passed BY in silence.
Captain O'Hsver is represented by him as a
q general policeman whose principal work
was to &c to draymen, &C, and inform them
when their license had expired, i~nvitiug them
at the same lime to go to the Mayors Office
and have them renewed. have been in the
Collectors Office, Row, for over three years.
ana though an no policeman, it has been a
part of nv business to look after the drsys, &C.,
during that time. There are now nearly 500
licensed drays IN the city, and it lie no small
matter TO keep them well organized and well
managed /; but in justice to Captain O'Hsvsr,
must say that be has accomplished the end
desired and the one for which be was appoint
ed. 20 the full satisfaction Of those who had the
matter in charge. Neither lie fhis all bis BUSH
mesa. His duty is TO look after retail houses,
psddIsrs and hswkers, as well as general in
fractions Of the city ordinances, all Of which
his long experiences as an officer, and his inti-
mate scqusintancs with the city, has enabled
hin to dc in q manner heretofore entirely sat
isfactory 70 al parties concerned. Ny own
opinion is, and Ispeakly it frankly, that Mr..
Robinson is a little prejudiced against Capt
O,Hsyer for some cause, and that bis efforts to
discredit him as an officer were more the result
Of malice Than Of a desire to promote the pub
lie good. Ibeiieve this Is Mr. RObinsOn's hrst
ssrgies as an Alderman, and be has certainly
started oct with the intention Of making the
p,opls believe that be is quite a " smart little
I was satisfied Of that fact, myself,
.anstIns age, b. ] dls noL eTesa tbs. thsTs
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Yort Of 8lempbls.
Arrivals and DsHr,ur,s

WrBSESnAV. Iuly a. iet5
Montgomery, New Orleans to st. Louis.
Woodford, New Orleans to Louisville.
River News.
The river continued falling yesterday, but
slowly. The change since the day before was
very slight.
The Moses Mcclellan, the fine, Acct Louis
vile boat, leaves this evening at six o'clock.
For passengers up tho Ohio river this is a fine
opportunity. The boat is a good one and well
Offered.
The Ben Franklin is the New Orleans boat
for Saturday.
The Railroad Line PSeket, J. II. Lucas, will
leave the wharf this evening for ST. Louis,
connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Central
Railroad, and at s.. Louis with the St Louis
Alton and Chicago Railroad 10 all Eastern
cities. This feet packet, in command of Capt,
d. H. Silver, is adding to the number of heI
friends every trip, and is gaining a wide and
substantial reputation. Her superior speed.
large and airy cabin, with comfortable accom-
modstions, is gaining for her a fine name as a
travelling boat. Capt. Silver commands thii
feet craft, with her accommodating Clerks
who viii be in the Office to receive visitors to-
day who take the Railroad Line. Six P. N. IL
her hour to leave. T. H. Williams & Co. ar,
her ticket agents, No. 3 Towards. Row.
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\ People's Party.

There was never a baser prostitution OF a
popular phrase than that perpetratsd 10 CALI
ing the gang Of political ehsrlatans and Office
seekers, who concocted the opposition In this
city, the [" Peoples party.s By false promises
and ehicanery they obtained for their ticket,
at the last election, a majority OF the popular
vote, It lie true but four-hfths OF the people Of
Philadelphia are heartily ashamed and tired Of
the selfish imbeeiles, who have been thus
palmed of on them as city officers. No sooner
have these men obtained place and power, than
they begin TO show the utmost reckiessness
and disregard for the interests Of the people;
eYincing not a high-toned, Independent senti-
ment, ss becomes the representatives OF the
people, but the lowest and most despieable
spirit, Of p~artissnship. They laugh at their
Own pledges, and seem disposed, in mere wan
tonnes, to convince the public how frail a
thing is q politicians oath. =
Our city, from being, a few short months ago,
one Of the most orderly and best governed il
the United States, is fast r~ivalling Baltimore
and New Orleans in crime and oatrages, fla
GRAVITY and openly committed, without the
power or disposition in the police TO prevent it.
Where this is to enc it IL easy 70 say, IL the
evil can be endured two years the people will
hurl these men from ONCE BY a much larger
majority than they were Struggled In; but the
most serious question is, wall We be able TO en-
dure it so lsng? II matters 90 on improving
backwards in the same ratio that they have. q
crisis will arrive long before that time, and
then who shall ssy.what win be the remedy ?
Truly, the worst Of all evils is demagoguism;
the worst OF al candidates FOR public Office
81 peoples candidates n-Philaddphid frgHs.
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TELEGRAPHIc ASSIMILATION. The New
Orleans Delta says: 1t has often been said
that the discoveries of modern science have
nearly snnihilated space, but we were not pre-
pared for 30 striking a confirmation Of the re
mark as is furnished by the New York San
which tells rs that a cable is to be laid in a
few days between Cairo, ILL.,, and Memphis,
Tenn, BY which sslsgraphlc communications
en- be had across the river. The cable is 1900
yards long, weighing FIVE tons, and has three
conducting wires Now, when We consider
that it is something more than 200 miles from
Cairo to Memphis, we must admit thstthe man
who connects them with 1900 yards Of wire,
will succeed in sanihilating a good deal Of
space, if not more. Probably the EsR means
II all Tor a % stretcher."
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MIssIssIPPI NEWS.

PRISONERS EscAPED.-TwO more prisoners
escaped on the the 18th instant from the peni-
tertiary, says the Eagle Of the South, and one
sf them was sub sequentiy seen In jackson.
They have not been taken, but the officers are
in hot pursuit. They must prove more vigil
liant than the keepers Of the prison to capture
them.
Coz. Morris APFoTETMESr.-The Office 10
which Col. c. H. Mott, of Holly Springs. has
been appointed, lie said to be that Of Commis-
sioner 20 investigate arreaTsges Of debts in re-
lstion to Infian affairs in Oregon and Wash
ington Territories.
MYsTERIoUs DIsAPFEAEANcE The Bran
don Republican says a printer by the name Of
Sydney S. Way, who Lad been there but a few
weeks, suddenly and mysteriously disappeared
on the night Of the 18th. The Republican SAYS,
II be is alive, it is due that community that be
should come back, that the fact might be mani
Tested that be was not privately slain, and also
that the State may have the benefit Of bis tes-
timony 10 some cases in which be is an impor-
tsnt witness.
PLAN or A LEvEE.-On last Tuesday the
citizens over the river met 10 convention at
Helena, and adopted the following plan for a
levee, to-wit: 1t 10 TO have a base Of seventy
feet, and seven feet base to every foot in hight.
Will be i've feet above the high water mark Of
-A1"F 81 - 6VNM III 4AA EAnHE anu
used as a public road. The planters under
take to do the work themselves. Each PLANTER
has bis portion assigned to him, by an eKscu-
tive committee elected BY the planters inter-
estet. Ths planters receive no pay fer their
work, other than protection from overflow.
They have no commissioner, only an executive
committee, and the members Of that committee
receive no pay for their services. The levee is
TO be completed by the 1st Of February. They
commenced work on the levee on Thursday
last. When people 60 to work with a spirit
like that manifested by our neighbors, you may
rest assured that they will build a leves that
will afford them protection. Their example is
at least worthy Of consideration, II not Of i'm
Itation.-C OGhoma Citizen.
The same paper has the following notice Of
a Lsvee Convention
COUNTY COEvENTIoN.-Ths first Monday Of
August is suggested as the day for holding a
Levee Convention at FriaT's Point. The Or
Ject Of this convention is 70 consider the recon
struction Of our levse, the plan for raising
funds to build it with and the location Of il.
Every man Al the county who feels an interest
in the Protection Of he county iron overflow,
should attend.
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FIRST FRUTTs OF THE RELIGIOUS RETIvALs.
The Herald says that a state OF wild reli-
gious excitement, such as prevailed ia New
York and throughout the country last winter,
has, like everything in this world, its bright
and It's dark sides. II 1t brought some pugil-
lists and burglars and reprObatss to the foot Of
the cross, it also brought some innocent women
to shsms-wOmsn whom the sxsltation Of the
occasion deprived Of their ordinary control
over their own actions, and rendered irrespon-
slbls for them. Two such cases have been re-
Gently brought to light in this city and it's
neighbor across the East river although It
must be said that the male offenders in each
esse-bOth msn high in social position-asssv-
crate their innocence, and declare themselves
ready to prove it, Whether the charges in
these particular cases are true or not, 1t is none
the less certain that many an unprineipled lib
ertins awaited himself of the halt frsnIisd con-
dition Of females in these religious rsViVals to
pursue his nsfariOus purposes, and was the
better able to do 50 under the garb Of assumed
pis,y.
There have been, Of course, bright sides to
the picture. Among others was the spectacle
presented yesterday in this city Of two reform
Cd actors, preaching morning aud evening to
attentive congregations, and probably ~reoiting
the parallel case Of the conversion Of st. Paul
on his way to Damascus. Thus it is that all
things contain their good and their evil. We
may well be thankful if, in the recent religious
excitement, the evil did not predOminate.
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Commissioner's Sale.

DURsUAEF 70 a tecres Of the County Court Of shelby
i County, Tena mad ct the last Jaly Term thereof,
In The case Of John B. Wnkfrs0n and others, rs. Thomas
B Wtkerson snc others, teing an application BY petition
fer the sal OF thelands her in after menuontd for parti-
tion among the heirs Of Wm. H Neal, deed, ard By
ThlSh ] was appointed COMMISSIONS 20 sell The sane, ]
vii on the 18TH DAT or 8EPrEHBRR Mkt. uVon
the premises, ard Al public auction b ne highest BID
dsrs sell that portion o. the so1th half Of section No.
70, In Town hip No. I, Range No. s vest, BfR: IN the
County q 81 ID. Tennessee supposed % contain sboat
ieO acres and the sane cultivated y said Wm. H
Neal, IN c1nns1ion with that psrt o. said souta bali
lYing m Harshal county. Mississippi uprn which said
Neal resided a. 3 cotton farm. Said sale viii be Ter ore
half cash and the balance At twelve months, fhs pur-
chaser giving bcnd with good Eecurty TIE part Iyfug
IN Mississippi containing also $50 ecres, VII be slld Il
the ssme time a1d pace b. EEtle o. a dcc.ee 81 lie
Probate Court % Marshall county Mississippi
JOHN n FLEMISG,
to d. .n-.-a..H--.- "
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Nhpa.iR7R Sale

ID Law side OF he Common Law and Chanoery Court
Of the City u HemphiE, In fsvor Of Aldrifge & Co
against James W Prouddt on Judgment rendered JuiJ
&, 1858, for S6s5 - and COSTS also an execution issufc
tom the omce o. ]. Horne. Esqs In favor q n. ".
CneiEhton kndJ. Park. admini-trator, ". J. v. Proud.
A. also an orttr OF sale suhiect 70 the above order u
sale and execution IN favor Of Prince. Ferris q Co,
viii on the ziSr DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, IN front
d the Sherins once On Madison streat- IN Memphis
sell 70 the highest bidder fer Cash, a bflrht mulatt,
negro girl, slave, named ELIZA, aged about seventeen
years an e~xcenent sesmstress. aud IN general q goo
house servant Attached Is the property Of said Pr0u1
AZ At The instance OF said Aldrdge 4 CO.
D b L. SMITH.
lE1t-dlaW1W Sheriff ~ shelby rauufv
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Trnafee,a snIo-

D1 virtue o. adeed In trust, executed 10 ne b 8. Ca
ID 70, AID duly recorded IN the Registry cnoa Of shelby
county, Tennessee on the 81 day OF June. 1887, In book
No. p, on pages ie4, lS5 and ls6, to secure certsin debts
therein named, l viii sell, on the corner OF Main ard
Msdison streets, on SATURDAY., the tfth AUGUST.
1855, 20 the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed lots, VIZ Lying IN the t0an Of Port Pickering.
shelby county, Tennessee, known As lots numbered elev-
en- and twelve, block thirty Ave, 10 q subtivision o. The
lands OF Michael hcHEmee. By william Kerr said lots
front on Gesrsia street, hrJ feit each, and run back one
hundred and seventy feet. TIE title 10 the above
named lois f. perfect. kICHAE cEAhE
Trustee.
Several other houses and lots for sale 81 tho same time
and place, a. ab1ve. JOHN A. COOK,
ty22-tds by n. Men Agent.
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q By reference to advertisement in anOth-
sr column, it viii be seen that cur friend WoR-
SHAM offers for sale his magnificent Hotel, sit
ustea on the corner Of Main and Adams streets.
In taking this step, Mr.. WORsHAM is actuated
purely by a desire to ekssup and change bis
business. Tn house has, ever since its estab-
lishment, been a money making Hotel, and Is
now in a better state Of repair than ever here
tofOre, and any person or company desiring to
enter into the business, will ind this a good op-
portunity for a paying investment.
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A WILD iKIsHMAE.-Ws learn from Mr..
WISE, railway news distributor, that week be-
fore last an Irishman, known as " JOHE," an
employee on the road, was seized with q fever
on the camp ground, half a mile from the de-
pot, at Panola. While In a dsllrlOns state be
ran of into the woods, and, though pursued
and sought for, be managed by asetness Of
foot and adroitness OF eOneeaIment, to elude all
attempts to reach or find him. II was not TIL
fuesdeyShat he was discovered, that being the
tenth day since bis escape. He was brought
to this city in a very low state, but free from
fever. By the physicians orders, be broke his
long fast upon egg-nogg.
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Fast DRIvIKs.-Ths spirited course taken
ia council on Tuesday by Alderman ROBINSON
and Alderman HUsHEs, is already producing
fruit. The police, who have been so ready to
discover the sins Of draymen, have at last re-
cognised the possibility Of transgression on the
part Of buggy drivers, and a party, for fast dri-
wing his buggy in South Memphis on Tuesday
was arrested and fined yesterday, before the
Parnrder
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The ESCAPE AND RELEAsE.-The action OF
Council in ordering . full investigation into the
affair Of the arrest and release Of DAVID AD-
ANS, Is much approved Of, and a confidence lie
felt that the committee lie composed Of the
right materials for the work.
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sroRM.-We had a perfect storm Of wind
and dust in the city last evening, many Of the
large awnings on Front Row were torn down
BY the violence Of the wind. There was a very
heavy fall Of rain vest and north Of US, but
We got only a Sigh. shower which was well
come as a spell t. lay the dust.
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NAUsHTY.-On the complaint Of Mrs- ELIZA
McCOT, her husband, and May SIXTH, were
brought before ESQ. HORNE, yesterday. The
unhappy wife charged the couple with living
together as man and wife. The accused were
held in $3.50 bail each, ts answer at the next
term Of the Criminal Court for their criminal
rnndncf
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WORTHY OF PArHosAsE.-Ws have recent
" inspected some frcseo painting, executed by
Mr.. ALExANDER LUEDEEs, Of his city, a
modest and very worthy and talented artist,
from Saxony:' It may be seen at The Gymna-
stun Of Capt. DERUE, where orders may be
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g. Ayers Descriptive Railroad Hand
Book has been issued, and we are pleased to
extend It a cordial welcome TO cur sanctum.
We find our aniieipGtiOns realized in every par
tieular do not hesitate to pronounce 1t a sine
qsa non to eFery person who wishes to travel
with profit. We besPeak for this flower OF our
own soil, an extensive distribution, and predict
also the expulsion Of lis Northern eotemPOra-
ries. For sale by W. r. SrRASGE 4 Co.
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TO TE.aCHERN!
A RARR

HHE property kuoEn as shelby Military Institute, Il
Il osered for sale. II Is Situated dfteen miles East a
Memphis, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. arc
within ahNf HIe of GeraaHtOWn. the PROPERTY con.
siEts Of one hundred acres II land, half OF Ebicnis clear
ed. The buildings cSnslsto OF the COLLEGE edidce, which Il
roony and VII srTanged, with an the necessary accesso-
rles a residenoc and al The usual out ~bufdiaEs con-
nected with a frtt class educational establishment. On
the place ts a small orchard Of chslce fruit, the best Of
water, sc. The location Is high aaddry, and one OF he
most healthy IN the State Of Tennessee. The surround.
Of wealthy, intelligent and highly respectable class Of
people
The plsoe has become favorably known, and already
enjoys an extensive patronage. but which might be even
gresty Increased Il is worthy the attentisn Of IN able
Teacher, Who, under proper mAnSzement, and an efacipni
course Of Instruction, would NJ ct with complete success.
For further particulars, address
A. p. MCKINNEY, Trustee.
GeTm anfdwn. Tenn. Iuiy Ig 1883 -ivIs-dIu-wTm
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cEIMIEAL CoURT.-This Court had no bus
mess Of public interest before it yesterday
which was the last Of the term. The next
term Of Court will commence on the second
Monday in October.
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DID.

In osrrolitou, Mss on ths I5th iAst., Of oonsunp-
ten, Hsj. ". A. D. CARRoLL, formerly edHsr Ct the
States Rights Eogls, published in Camden, Arb ssea
| 50 ycars.
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e. The Hon. JACOB THOMPSON, Secretary
Of the Interior, wasin the city yesterday, and
took rooms at the GsyOsO, where be was Wis
tied BY many Of his friends. He is In the en-
ioyment Of excellent health.
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fz-ws are indebted to the Adams Express
Company for Northern dates Of The isth inst.
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Il The twelfth session OF the Young La
dies Model School, Of sOmeEyilIs, Tenn, will
commence on Monday, the 9th day Of next
September, under the continued supervision Of
A. Z. SLOAN. j20.im.
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UEITED.-Esq. HORNE is a sound union
man, as be proved yesterday BY csmenting the
bonds Of union between a couple for whose
troubles union was the only cure. F. A. TIRE.
Esq, the accomplished musical Professor who
has given instructions in that department al
the Marshall Female Institute, Marshall
county, Miss, wsH the gentleman IN the case.
the lady was Miss FANNIE J., daughter Of The
Rev. J. z. DoUeLAss, President Of the lnsti'
tuition. The marriage took place at the White
side House on Tuesday evening.
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MONETARY AND coMHKKcIAL.

The Bank OF Tennessee, the Planters and
the Union Banks are selling exchange on New
York at I per cent. premium.
We notice sales Of Tennessee bonds in New
York on the 18Th, as follows: $1,000 at 90
s. 600 at e3f, and $1,000 at e3l. This is an
advance Of / per cent over TIM prices Of the
previous day.
We notice an improvement in the notes Of
the banks Of Claiborne, Tazsweli, Trenton
and Jefferson, which are now selling alto cents
discount.
TIE Dandridgs Bank has notified the Comp
trollsr Of its ~scceptancs Of the conditions in
posed upon the banks in this State BY the last
Legislators. The notes Of this bank are still
quoted al 5 per cent. discount.
The Knoxville CifissH learns that the capital
Of the Bank Of Chattanooga has recently been
considerably increased BY subscriptions on the
part Of several very wealthy Southern gentle
men, the stock being now little Jess than bali
a million Of dollars. VILLAS WILLIAMS,
ESQ, who has, ever since the organization Of
tie Bank, directed its Affairs as President, has
lately resigned his Office and JOHN ovEErOS,
Fec has bssn elected his successor, Mr.. FUL-
rox continues il the Csshisrship-Fnskrils
Uuioa Gnd -fnlerioaa.
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sEKrEEcED.-Sevsn individuals were sent Z
the psnitsntisry during the late term Of thu
Criminal Court.