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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02
To Cotton PIauaers.

NEsSRs. BARKSDALE & MCFARLAND,
A RE my agents here, to make contrasts wa
n Planters for the use Of my Invention, Of On o.
improvement in the manufacture Of YaEns pJ
it, the seed cotton is spun in one continuous ~
GRAFTON into yarns, and by mach inery which liuI.
negro children and some other inefficient hans =
attend. whereby the net value Of the Produce -
doubled to the Cotton Planter. It Is in @y
operation on Col. Geo. s. Yergerp plablaunOOaa
near here, where he invites planters TO 50 .%
see it, and for further particulars refer e sUO''
to my agents. GEO. @. HENhi'
Yazoo CITY. April 16. 1850.
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Ten thousand deaths,

Very important to gardeners and hOusek.
There is not garden but can be preserved y
the ravages of insects or house that c.ra' tSa
cleansed of all vermin pests, by LYONS MaaO'e b
Powder One dollar invested will saw S ssuei'
profit and pleasure. 1t is the powdered Leaf %
plant, discovered by E. LYON, a French Bo,..%,
in the interior of Asia. Itkills all garden woul
rOaches bed-bugs, ants, ticks, feas, MOTH ~
It is entirely free from poison, and hapmls,'" We
mankind and domestic animals Tho o~"' "
ments and societies of Europe have libersllv'
varded Mr.. LYON 1t can be ordered thr S "A
any merchant.
IT'S Powder kills oil insects in q trice.
While Pills are mixed for rats and mic.
Sample TASKS, Is cts. regular sizes. IN -.
and 81. BARNES & PARK, New Yo,t
Also the Mexican Mustang Linimeut
July 2, 1859 Imeow.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

Positively the most wonderful thing ever dis
covered in the nineteenth century is Professor
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE It restores
perfectly gray hair to its original COLOR makes it
grow on the bald and will preserve it perfectly to
any age if only used by the young twice week.
Dandruff and disease cannot exist on the scalp
where this is used. See circular and we defy
doubt
CAUTIoN.-Beware OF worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market, called by diff
terent names. Use none unless the words PRO
lessor woods Hair Restorative. Depot St. Louis
Mo-, and New York;, are blown 10 the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the
United States and Canada.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATIoN.-There will
be Barbecue at New Hope Church, two ant
a half miles from this city on the Vicksbure
road, next Monday, the 4th day of July, in
commcmoration of our National Independence
Mr.. E. L. Bower, of this city, will deliver an
Grafton suitable to the occasion. There will
also be Temperance Lecture by the Rev. Mr..
House, of Mechanicsburg. The public gener-
ally, and the ladies especially, are invited 10
attend. The management of order during the
day will be under the immediate supervision
of the following gentlemen, appointed for that
purpose Messrs. F. P. billiard, P. B. Cook,
W. R. Wrenn and r. B. Powell. Mr.. John
Smith, one of the most careful and experienced
gunners, will have charge of the cannon.
Banner.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

Advices from London to juno 10, report the
intelligence from the seat of war as unimport-
ant in character. The Austrians were contin-
uing their retreat from the river Oglio, aud the
allied armies were advancing. The French
troops were being concentrated for decisive
attack, and an important battle was anticipa
ted within week. A naval demonstration
in the Adriatic was expected.
Lord Palmerston had formed a strong Cabi
net, including in its members Lord John Rus
sell, Gladstone, Lord Elgin, Richard Golden
NJ. Gibson and Lord Granville.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

Col. J. j. B. WHITE.-A correspondent
of the Yazoo Democrat recommends Col
J. j. B. White as suitable person to beat
Gen. Starke for the State Senate. Col
White we know well, and nothing would
afford US more pleasure than to sec him
elected to the Senate. He is thorough.
going State Rights man of the South Caro-.
lima school, who expresses his opinions openly
and fearlessly, and we can say with truth
that there is not more noble, generous
hearted gentleman in the State of Missis,
sippi than Col. J. j. B. White. We wish
him success.-,Sun and Southron.
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GfDsstNl IggO.l1sss>

OF the many blessings which an all-wise Crea-
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependent
man, the knowledge of the laws of health and
remedies for distressing maadies, is certainly
among the most useful. For Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections of the
bowels, Green's Carminativc Syrup acts like a
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring the
rosy tint Of health. A single bottle will convince
the most scepticll See advertisement in another
column.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

CHAs. SUMNER AGAIN.-A cotemporary
evidently an ardent admirer of the Massa
chusetts Senator, thus rejoices atsthe happy
effects produced upon his shocked system BY
eminent surgeons in Europe:
"We are pleased to learn that Hon. Chas.
Sumner is recovering. He is in Paris, where
he has had his spinal marrow taken out,
turned, scraped, soaked in oil and replaced
bis muscular membranes operated upon, his
nerves taken out, aired and replaced, and is
in fair way Of recovery. He will resume
his Senatorial duties, he says"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

"BoB. WAIKER.-It is reported by the
papers that Robt j. Walker, of Kansas no.
toriety, and President Buchanan, have made
friends Walker took dinner with him the
other day. This looks "bilious." In fact,
rather like the ed was to pay" about
something. Buchanan had best be cautious.
He's threading on eggs"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female pills 7

Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, n,
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. Il
moderates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
erment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
Thee Pills should not be taken By females daring
The FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy a.
they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion Palpitaton Of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when al
other means have failed, and although q powerful
remedy, do not contain iron. calomel, anthony,
or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Lats l. G. Baldwin & Co. J
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-$l,O 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, con-
tanning over 6Opills, by return mail.
For sale by p. B. COOK 4 co.
THOMPSON & GRAY,
in YaEoO City.
J. G. LANIER CO., viCksburg.
General Agents for Mississippi.
~ And sold BY all respectable druggists.
January l, 1869, ne-ly
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02
HEALTH. WEALTH.

PROS ERITY AND HAPPINFso,
DR. NJ. F. DUMAS, Eclectic Physician. bs,,.'
IL permanently located in Ya1OO City, for ~
practice Of medicine, offers his services Ia ~ ~
public, and hopes, by close attention to buSiD'''
to receive liberal share of patronage. H0 IN
be found, when not professionally engaged, n, NJ
Office, on the east side Of Main Street, OpOoJ,' h.
John Wesling's Grocery Store.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

SLAVE VESSEL Another schooner yclept
Nautilus, is now suspected of being intend
ed for the African coast and the slave trade.
She is being fixed up for navigation at
Georgetown. More fun ahead. Arrests
indictments-charges, and discharges-may
be confidently looked for.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL.-Thi.
remedy has been before the public only short
time, but it has proved to be an invaluable
remedy TO purify the blood and strengthen the
system. Every one who uses it recommends il
10 Others, until it has become tho standard
remedy with every family in the United States
We say to every reader, try tit is a delight
full aromatic. Ses advertisement in another
column.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

THE ZoUAvEs.-The Charleston Mercury
is informed by a gentleman, who is in re
ceipt of late advices from Havre, that the
Zouaves in the French army have presented
cannon to Victor Emanuel, King of Sar,
dina, with suitable emblazoury and inscrip
ton. The Zouaves have also conferred the
the rank of Brevet Corporal in their rank,
upon the King.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

M. BELLY.-It was reported that CHS
notorious character had departed this life,
but despatch to the N. o. Delta corrects
the report He is still on the shores of
time, "alive and kicking" though probably
not so confident of the success Of his canal
scheme as he was few months ago.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

IF Centenary College Of Louisiana.
ANNUAL ExAMINArIoNs.-Com on
Monday 18th, and closing on Friday, 22d July
1859.
ANNUAL SERMox.--By Rev. @. G. GILLESPIE
10 o'clock, A. NJ +, Sabbath, Oath July, 1859
MONDAY, July %, 1s59.-Meeting of the
Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors; at Q
o'clock, A. NJ. Exhibition of the Preparatory
Department, Cat mighty
TUESDAY, July IS, 1855. Address before the
Alumni, by W. H. SCALES. at II AN. Elk.
hibtion of the Union Literary Society, (al
night)
WEDNESDAY,, July q, 1859. -Baccalaureate
by President JoHN O. MILLER; and the Address
to the Literary Societies, by ----, al
10 o'clock A. NJ. Exhibition of the Franklin
Institute, (at ntght)
THURSDAY, July %, 1855. Addresses of the
Graduating Glass, and comforting of Degrees,
10 o'clock A. NJ.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
JACKSON, La.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

The Spanish Government has purchased the
steamships Alps and Andes of the Cuna-d
Steamship Company.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

MEMPHrs.-Solaries of The City q Ulcers,
The Memphis Bulletin, of the 26th instant,
says:
The Board of Aldermen, at their final
meeting on Friday evening, received and
adopted the report of the committee of the
committee appointed at previous meeting
Ito regulate the salaries of the city officials
during the ensuing corporate year, as fol-
lows: Mayor, 5000 dollars; City Marshal,
1900 dollars; Recorder, 1900 dollars; Cap.
tain of the Day Police, rs dollars per
month; Captain of the Night Police, 80
dollars per month. The Wharfmaster will
receive ten per cent. of the amount of col
NectiOns, and the Tax-Collector one and a
aparter per cent of the receipts passing
through his hands.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02
DR.. M. r. DUMAS
o IL GINAL LIV Err PILLs
PURELY VEGETABLE
OR REGULATORS

L U Il Il u A B LIE
These Pills ore not offered to tho public =,
novelty, or a universal panacea for 4" all n. m.
that flesh is heir to They have been extepsi,.I'
used, and their virtues are well known to ma.
who will be glad to learn that the proprietor H.,
made arrangements to continue the manufac,u,.
on q scale equal to the increasing demand. NJ.
Pills are all made under bis personal SUPERVISE.
and can therefore be relied as on those which h',,
given so much satisfaction to all who hava ma.
them. The off repeated assertion that in h;l;0..
diseases and the various disorders of the Iivo,
there is no remedy but mercury, in bluU Mill 4,
SOM other form, has been proven false by ami.
testimony from tn ,se who have used these pursl,
vegetable Pills. 1t is true however, that to REM
edy arrangement Of the bilious secretion. Won
must have something to act directly and power,
fully at times upon the liver; but it ia not trus
that mercury is the only agent capable Of prO.
ducing this specific action. The simple eombiua.
ton Of vegetable principles in these pills produce,
the same positive action upon tho Liver Is BAL
anced, and will correct the arrangement Of that
organ as surely, without the risk Of any unples,
ant or injurious consequences, at the same time
they have an Alternative and tonic effect, which d
the secret Of their great superiority.
The circumstances under which the formula ISr
these Pills came into the possession of the Pto
prietor some year ago, we're peculiar and induced
him to prepare, from time to time. such QUAINT
ties as would enable him to supply the wants Of
his friends, but, owing to the astonishing results
produced by their use. the demand has increased
so rapidly that he is compelled to manufacture On
a much larger scale than was contemplated, and
the unsought testimony, from various quarters, d
the great efficacy ard uniformly gratifying result
experienced in cases of bilious affections, fever
and ague, and other disorders arising from de-
rAngement Of the hillary organs, proves beyond
all doubt that these Pills are capable of effsctng
the most surprising cures on record, and all who
suffer in any way from arrangement Of the fuus.
tons of the Liver, should have them at hand
Price-25 cents so cents and 81 90 per box
Prepared by NJ. P. Dumas, Main Street. YsRo
City, Miss.
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DR.. DUMAS CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS

When combined with the Liver Pills. are among
the most valuable Of our indigenous remedieS,-
uniting with o Tonic power, the property d
calming irritation, and diminishing nervous excl
liability, they are admirably adnp,el to the treat.
ment Of diseases in which debilitated condition
of the stomach, or Of the system at large is uni.
ted with general or local irritations. The remedy
highly useful in the hectic fever OF scrofus and
consumption, in the treatment of which it has
long been favorite with many practitioner
These justly celebrated Pills are peculiarly adapted
to all diseases-dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and
strength, languor, lassitude, drOwsiness, head
ache, vertigo. all complaints peculiar to females
pain or weakness in the side, back or chest papi'
tation of the heart, &C., and when combined with
the Liver Pills, and taken according to directions,
they are specific for Chills and fever, 30.
Price, % cents, so cents. and 81 90 per box.
Yazoo City, July Cd 1859.
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Books are silent companions Of the lonely
hour, friends who can never alter or forsake.
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ShIngles NhImgIesll shnmglesI !!

Shingles Shinglesll shIngles'
HAVING lately obtained large supply .
/ i superior timber for Shingles, canill any y y
der to the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser
large quantity Of the very best Shingles . ~.
ready for sale in my yard opposite the jan, !.
call and examine which invite any person w,'N
ing to purchase. JOHN SMITH
Yasoo Oity, June 20, 1859.
, 1859-03-25

II is well known that at the term OIL
court that found the indictment ogainsl
Judge f., that his own and all Others
found were faulty; and all others, if We
mistake not, or at least all who sought
to avail themselves Of the advantages iu
the premises. had them afterwards quashed
But Judge f. refused to take any such ad
vantage. lie waived all objection 10 the
imperfect finding of the jury, but upon a
change of reHue to the I'd judicial district,
manlully came forward and demanded q
trial. Does such conduct exhibit the traits
Of character OF murderer" an assas.
sin," as bis accusors in the n. Y. Tribune
have been pleased to stigmatize him?
"THee armed Is he that hath bis quarrel just"
And this quotation reminds US Of the
fact that at this term of court, at which q
verdict Of acquittal was so promptly rem
dered, oil the witnesses present, (three in
number,) were summoned on the part Of
the prosecution. The accused had not q
witness present, but was content to rest his
cause upon such testimony as the prosecu-
tion might elicit Was not this an evil
dence that his conscience was at rest-ihat
he had no fears as to the result? and does
it correspond with the "murderous and
Outlaw" character given him by the ma
licious New York 1TibEne's correspondent?
"The race Is not always to the swift, nor
the battle to the strong !" and although
malgnity has tracked Judge FTzHUGH with
the most relentless persistence since his ap-
pOintment, (and it is our firm conviction
that no prosecution would have taken place
had he not received Justices appoint
ment, bis pursuers can now have an oppor-
tunity of pausing for a moment, gather
breath anew, and count the advantage they
have gained in the hot race Of defamation
and SANDER, which has extended even as far
as to the Office Of the ". Y Tribune. In
this aequittal, President BUCHANAN is vim
dicated from the base charge Of the Trib-
ane, that he had appointed a murderer to
Office, and il we do not greatly err, ere long,
there will be q marked and ruinous discount
upon the capital that has been sought to be
made out Of the appointments for this Ter
ritOry, which it is asserted Gov STEVENS has
been instrumental in procuring. Proscrip-
tion and persecution sometimes, when car
ried too far destroy themselves. Not un.
frequently it is that those who SOW the wind
but reap the whirlwind.
, 1859-03-25

The announcement Of the result vo,
greeted with applause, ,,and much conrusio.
prevailed, amid which Mr. Stephens moved
that the Representatives from Oregon h.
admitted to q seat
The President has approved the Orepo,
bill The admission was celebrated on
Saturday night, Feb 18th. The Presidert
was called out and made quite a speech.
Vice President Breckenridge also respop6
ed, as well as General Lane and msnv
others
The following is the vote upon the final
passage of the bill:
Yeas-Messrs. Adrain, All, Arnold A.
kins, Avery, Barksdale, Barr, Billngburst
Bocock, Bowie, Branch, Burnett, Barne,
Caruthers, Case, Caskie, CavaSaugh, Chan,
man, Clark, of Mo, Clay, John Cochrap.
Cockcrill, Colfax, Comius, Corning, Coy
Cragin, Craig, of n. C., Craig of Mo, Cur
tis, Davidson, Davis, Of Ind, Davis, of
Ind, Davis, of MiSs., Dcwort Dmmock
Edmondson, Elliott, English, Floreuce. Fo.
ley, Foster, Gartrill, GiliS, Greenwood
Gregg, Groesbeck, Hall, of Ohio, Hatch
Hawkins, Hodges, Hopkins, Horton
Hughes, Huyler, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewet,.
Jones, of Tenn, Owen Jones, Kilgore, Kun.
klc, of Penn, Lamar Landy, Lawrence
Lefty, Letter, Lelcher, Maclay, McKibben,
Mckee Marshall, of H., Mason, Miller
Montgomery Morris, o! H., Siblaek, Nj
chos, Pendletoh, Petit, Pcylon, Phelps of
No, Phelps, of Min, Phillips, Powell, Re.
gan, Reilly, Ruflian, Sandige, Savage,
Scott, Soaring, Seward, Shaw, of H., Sin.
gleton Smith, of Ill, Smith, of Tenn, Ste.
vens, Stevenson, Stewart, of Nd, Talbott.
George Taylor, Taylor, of La, Tbayer,
Vullandingham, Ward, Watkins, Whits
Wbiteley, Winslow, Wood, Wortendyke,
Wright, of Ga, Wright, of Tenn.
Nocs--Abbott. Andrews, Bingham
Blair Bonham, Boyce, Brayton, Bryant
Burlington, Buringamc, Burroughs, Chaf.
fee, Clark, Of Conn, Clark, of n. Y, CLAW.
son, Cobb, @. b. Cochrane, Cavode, Craw.
ford, Curry, Davis, of Md, Davis, Of Ind,
Dawes, Dan, Dick, bod, Dowell, Durfee,
Edie, FurRswOrtb, Fenton, Giddings, Gil.
man, Gilmer, GoOch, Goodwin, Granger.
Grow, Hull, of Miss, Harlan, Harris,
Haskin, Hill, Hoard, Houston, Howard,
Keim, Keit', Kellogg, KelsOy, Knapp,
Leach, Lovcjoy, Mcqueen, Marshall, Of
KY. Mattcson, Mills, Nlilson, Moore, Nor.
gan, Morrell, Morris, OF Pa, Morse, of Me-,
Morse, of n. y, Mott Murray, 0lin, Pal
mcr, Parker, Pike, Potter, Patlle, Pnryi-
ance, Ricaud, Ritchie, Robbins, Roberts.
Royce Scales, Shaw, of S, c., Shermau,
Shorter Smith, of Va, Spinner, StaIworlb,
Stanton, Stewart, of Pa, Tappau, ThoDp-
son, Tompkins, Trippe, Underwood, Vance,
Wade. Waldridge, Weldon. Washbnrne, Of
Ne. !. Wilson. Woodson, ZolicofTer a-ls,
, 1859-03-25
NEWS FROM OREGON.

The last mail from the Columbia river
(before going to press) brought us dates
from this new and now full-aedged SD
State Of our great confederacy, from the
18th to the 10th inst, inclusive
: The Times of the 18th contains cores
pondence between Hon. DELAzox SMITH and
Hon. s. s. Cox, q member from Ohio,
concerning the alledged "iHdiferrnce, neg
let or opposition of Gen. LANE, relative to
the passage Of the Oregon admission bill
through the National House Of Representa-
tives towards the close Of the previous ses-
sion Of Congress-Mr. Cox having been
quoted as evidence Of this fact in a para
graph which was said to have appeared in
the Ohio Statesman. Mr. C's reply gives a
negative to the accusation, and concludes
with the following fiat denial that he had
ever given evidence against Gen. LANE in
the matter referred to: '
my knowledge Of his conduct was that he ear
nesty requested and indeiatigaby abored for her
prompt admission"
The same paper contains a somewhat
lengthy letter from Mr.. E. G. HIBBEN, late
editor Of the TTmes-but then in Washing.
ton, explanatory of Gen. LANES course con.
nected with Oregon's admission, and the war
claims, and also the letter of Gen. LANE to
the people of Oregon upon general subjects
connected Herewith. The address of Gen.
LANE will be found on the first page of to
days paper, as per promise. The Time.
further contains letter from Prof. JoHN
Evans, U. S. Geologist for Oregon, bearing
upon the course of Gen. LANE in the con.
troversy going on as above, and in explana.
tiOn Of language attributed as having been
used by him concerning it.
The following items we gather from the
Statesman Of the 18th:
ExEcUrIoN.-The execution Of Roe has been or
dered between the hours of II and ?, April I'd.
CoURT MARrIAL--It is rumored that the President
Of the United States has directed a general court
martial to convene at Fort Vancouver, W t. for The
purpose Of trying Lieut. J. W. SILL OF the Ordinance
Department.
PASSAGE TO THE EAsT.-The rates Of passage OF
the last steamers from San Francisco to New Yorl
were as follows First cabin, $3.50; second cabin
$780, storage. $50.
The Statesman Of the 18th contains a
lengthy reply to the letter of Gen. LANE
and is waging against him vigorous wal
for alleged neglect of official duty, etc., in
not procuring the admission of Oregon at
the session of '57-'5S-and charges upon
him tergiversa,iOn, in his explanations and
apologies in the matter of non-admission
The National organization of Oregon
it seems has been dissolved-the Standa, d
alleging that the object for which that wing
Of the Democratic party had been created,
having been obtained, the necessity for its
continuance no longer exists.
We learn from the Standard Of the 9th,
that there vas q meeting of the Republi-