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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-17
REFRmRE' sALE.

STATE OF WIscoNsIN.-K enosha County Circuit Court.
Mary E. King against George II: Chisholm, Hemont s.
Kellogg, James 4. Goddard, Hiram Mallory, Gurdon
Burchard, William Il. Malcolm, Cornelius NJ. Gaul
Thomas c. Doremus John NJ. Nixon, Winian a. Reech-
er, Rufus K McHarg, William Richardson James My
ers, James A. Snydam, James ostrom, Lyme Sterling,
G. w. B. Cushing, Champion |. Hutchinstn, and Eliza
Blain.
EDY virtue and in pursuance of a final iudg-
S men for the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in the above entitled
the twenty 21s day of May, A D. 1859, at
the regular Of said Court, l. Hiram Tute referee
duly appointed by said Court for that purpose shall offer
for sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor the front door of the court house in the city
ard county of Kenosha, and St ate of wisconsin, at
O'Clock in the Saturday the third 3d day OF
September D. 1885, the following described piece
parcel of land, much thereof will be sufficient
satisfy said judgment costs together costs
of said sale that is to sayot No.
ri, in block No forty [4Ol. excepting hundred and
thirytwo 1927 feet of The west end said lot said
premises being in the first ward of the city of Kenosha,
in the county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, and
the south quarter section No. thirty (3 town
No. two Ri north o. range No. twenty three 1921 east.
Dated June /, 1853. HIRAM TUTTLE Referee.
o. S. d F. h. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 3m51
a THE REQUEST of the plaintiff herein, the
IA sale postponed until Tuesday the 20th day
of september, A D. 1889, at the same hour and place.
Dated, September 3d. 1859.
o.s&F H. HEAD, PITS Auys owls
the request of the plaintiff herein the above sale s
further postponed until Saturday the oath day Sepem
HIRAM FUTILE, Referee.
O. S. &FH. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated September 20, 1859 1w15
4 the request of the plaintiff herein the above sale Ia
IA further postponed until Friday, the 3Jtb day of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1859, n the same hour and place.
HIRAM FUTILE, Referee,
O. s.&F H. HEAD, PlHs Att'ys.
Dated, September oath, 1883. 1w16
At the request the plaintiff herein the above sale is
further postponed until Saturday the Stn day October
A. D. 1853, at the same hour and place.
Dated September 30th, 1859.
HIRAM FUTILE, Referee.
O.s. H. HEAD, PlG'S Aty's 1w1
A
further postponed until Monday, the 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1859, at the same hour and place.
Dated October Sth, 1853. HIRAM TUTTLE
0. S. g. F. II. HEAD, PITS Atty'S. I5wl6I Referee
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MORTGAGE FORECnoaUwE

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT,-Wm Little
Merrill Laid, George J. Williams against Thomas II
Mosher and Mary L. Mosher.
HPY VIRTUE of judgment Of foreclosure in this ac-
EB ton, entered May te 1852 shall sell at public
auction for cash. at the Court House in Kenosha city
Wisconsin, February 23rd, 1860, at O'Clock the az
ternoon, the following described ortgaged property to
wit commencing forty rods south Of the the
nor teas quarter Of section in range
wentythree east said starting point being on the line
dividing the quarter section north, ana to run in
said line thrtythTee rods south thence east six rods
thence north by easery that in running thirtytyee
rods norhery, there shall be angle efi0ur reds as
thence west ten rods to the place Of beginning together
with the buildings situated thereon.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR Referss
J. J. PETIT I1atnti67S attorney.
October %, 1852 3m21
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CITY Treasure

N. B.-Many tax payers nisconstrue tho phrase
ology of the foregoing notice, which is prescribed
by the city charter. 1t is supposed that the Treas
urer must wait until the last Monday in February,
before he can enforce the payment from those who
merated are nor due, and the Treasurer may noao
enforce the payment by distress and sale He pro-
poses however, to wait for voluntary payments
until January first unless in VIII ere indifer-
ence opposition may be manifested,) ard afte
that date he will enforce according to law tie pay
ment ofall taxes then remaining unpaid.
19td A HANSON Treas
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OFFICE or THE CITY TREASURER, }
Il ENnsHA Wig Oct lA4l, 1870 {

l hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls contain
ing the lists of City District School, Interest and
City Scrip Taxes, assessed and levied upon the fax
able Real and Personal Estate within tie limits of
the City Of Kenosha. for the year 1859, have been
delivered to me for collection, and that payments
thereon will be received at my Office, OVER THE
KENosHA COUNTY BANK, daily, during business
hours, until the last Monday in February AID 1860
ABRAHAM HANSON,
ELL1L Llrl.u surn.
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o S Head-lot IS, or all that part
of frac sec 81 lying u of lot 1

Unknown
D Cary
do i
NJ Fuller-part Of lots 5 and 10,
commencing 1T W cor lot 6, 5
60 #, e across lots 8 and 6 to e
line lot 5, n to cor lot s. VITO
beginning 58
Ira NJ Wsit-psrt lot 8, blk As,
commencing so # from n line
lot 8 in sd blk, on " side Ex-
change st, 80 #, W 100 # 30 1t,
e to beginning
Unknovn-part Of 9 e or sec 81, T
2, Il %, commencing 22 # Of a
point where the line of lot 8,
blk As, if extended west would
intersect the line o: Main 81
extended 5, thence on line
Main street extended 50 It, e par
allel with line lot 3 so extended
IS #, 16 1t, or to line lot 8 so
extended, n e on v line Of sd lot
to "a point indicated by the int
section of . hue parallel With y
line sd lot jf extended W, and "a
# thsrsfresn. tksnss " psrals
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) FIsK-- DIX 10, lying " OF sd TO BW 81 IUo6
do 1t l. II, lying W Of ed sd j l II sw 81 SO
do lot 2 b II, lyibg W of sd ! 2 ii sw 81 SO
do lots, b ii, lying of sd / III sw 81 sc
The following is in Range %.
Fuller & Hackley Beginning 25
rods cor e or sec SO, IL 40
rods, Ii rods, 40 rods, II
rods, of which the west la has
been redeemed, containing 81 &C Sc SO IL
The following is in Range %.
Quarles- part " or sec3 30, begin
loo lOds W cor sd or, 30
rods, l60 rods, % rods, W to
beginning, containing 20 acres NV 30 1912
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Re- The shove articles are SOLD by all the dealers in Fam
81 gao ~ - lists thTo9ghont the United States Caasds.
aud south Actta at wholesale by al large Druggists -
principal el,l1s . AEhHltk BROTHER 'N'
PHTcrEcAL CHLNIIsTs. Albany n v
Cheese Wholesale SCENTS, bulles, smith Co Peptar
Sold b. l. Robinson. kenosha. -~' ,-zo
For sale by X. ROBINSON Keuosha.
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Ezerrick's Kid Strengthening P1asters
THE GREAT STR ENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in

The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the
World.
These renowned Plasers pains weakness distress
IN tie back dt ana breast in ave hours Indeed certain
are they 60 DO thS that the proprietor them Spread
ron" resins basaGs aud gums beautiful Kid leather rem
oets them peculiarly adapted to the Females and
1.tis it Application is uniyersaequally the strong
man the uytaie and the feeble infant To each and
az dtN "a" prove balm and blessing. Their use is agree
aee ana without annoyance trouble Each plaster will
wear ~ Jhe to Tour months and in rheumatic complaints
prans M quently effect when all rem
~ a. A'i Iittions VIII be found back Of each
Public speakers yocasts. ministers Of the rospel tlr
W 5trt gn ieI lungs and Improve their Voices IN meg
tl them on tiliT breast Price is s-4 cents ~ - '"
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RETUR.N.ED L.g.VD 8

WNHE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PARCELS
N OF land were returned for the taxes of 1856 ard
sold April 1891 and unless redeemed on or before the
14th Of April 1850 will be conveyed for the beneat of
those concerned. RHIfRRN II nFuTNG "
1sw1l Clerk Board of Supervisors Kenosha Co. wis
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Real Estate
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS

~.,-o THE subscriber offers for sale
F,'%A,s his Farm in Somers, about two
h., f:.SsH miles from Kenosha, consisting o.
ttsstt,.,;ii1ssStg 1874 acres, with good two-story
House. large Barn, outbuildings, orchard, fences
and wood sufficient to supply the farm.
also House and lot in the city of Kenosha
known a. the Waldo Property, containing about
, acres with good comfortable buildings The 10
is @. rsidered one Of the beet in the city.
Also. 40 acres OF unimproved land in Wheatlaud
h 80
PR further PARTICULAR, inquire of S. Y. Brandt
Eep.sha E. S. ELKINS.
April 10th, 1859. 40
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A d Smith-part n eqr sec 6, com
"a rods n cor or sec and 2
rods line thereof, W rods 4
links, 25 rods, rods links,
20 rods to beginning
G W Pomeroy- W or see 6,
com at point % chains 81 links
from line of sd or sec and18
rods inks W from line, thence
W to land of s Fisk, supposed to
be % rods II links, S to CORPORA.
ton line, e to point of begin
ming, thence to beginning NV
s Fisk-part n W or sec 6, com on
line n or sd or sec, thence
to the e cor of sd or of sd
NV or, thence "a rods go
rods "a rods to beginning nv
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with sd supposed extended line

with sd supposed extended line
to beginding
Thos Webb-part blk 46, common
cling 4S # S, n W cor blk &c, s on
line of Main st % #, parallel
to n line sd blk 1872 #, n % #, W
1872 # to beginning
! M Wait-part lots II 4 10, blk
AS, all said lotsaexcept 20 # wide
Of n end by a line parallel with
line sad lots
n Ehle-part lots 2 & 8, blk 4s
commencing II feet g of NV cor
lot 2 and on the n line sd lot, n
to W cor lot 3, on " line lot
rs #, e SO #, to beginning
8 Fisk-part blk 50, commencins
24O # cor sd blk, W to 8 "
cor, n to " cor, e to q poin
62 # W of n e cor, 8 1872 #, W / sc
#, 131 IL # to beginning
S Gisk-all lot l blk IS, lying O
Exchange st extended
s Claflin--all lot 1, blk SO bounded
by W line Exchange street and
W by line Main st
S Fisk-all lot 4, blk SO Exch st
S Fisk-part lot 5, blk SO, com Il
rods W cor sd lot on line o
same, thence n at right angle:
with said line to n line sd lot, {
to W line Main st, to line 81
lot, W to beginning
G A Butts-McLaughlin's Add
Peter O'neil do
J Powderly do
The following are all in To
r G Van Rem saleer-Durkee's e A
p McKnne do
s S Reed & Co--part blk l Dur
KEGS Addition, commencing a
Sc cor lot 6 in sd blk, thence {
on line to lake shore, thence
on lake shore to Town Linz
st, W to the n cor lot l, thence
south to beginning
+ Bacon-Durkee's e Addition
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II Bacon-all except Al # off end
do all except al # off end
A D Northway-all except 80 # in
width off end
A D Northway--all exc ept 80 # in
width off s end
P Porine
Thos Bullen
do part lot 4, being all
of a line drawn across sd lot
&w, and POI feet of line of
sd lot, except so much as includ-
ed in the street over portion
of sd lot
Unknown-n one-sixteenth
o S Head-Washington Island
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CITY OF KENOsHA,
FIRST WARD-All in Town q Range

8 Fisk--that part not taken by K X
S Fisk-part lot 10, blk IA, COM
mencing at the n e cor said lot,
II IA It, W to crooked alley,
thence n & n on line of said
alley to beginning. ............
5 Fisk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Unprecedented popularity
q the ProPrictors,
ING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

.t Pose or their Drug business,
j. .ci they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Ea4s, and they will now give their
"Iiyided time and attention to
,-a manufacture. And being de-
& mined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
h~,-1i Vermifuge and Liver Pills
&ta.l continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
r.a. remedies of the day, they
- co.rr-1c to spare neither time
r cfachse in procuring the Best
rmest material, and COM
rem in the most thorough
Address all orders to
JEHiya BIOS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
t.Hj Physicians ordering from others
.E#. VIII do wen 10 write their orders
% '..f ann" INT Dr. ALaues, lycgorad by
..t. i. ,. IdJ# u9t, Ia. To those WISHING 10 rive
.".. 'r $50 viii iurw0rd per mail most Maid 10 anv
lH' 4" hI' United st:i one box Of Pills for twelve
lts' t"I POSTAGE stamps vial Of Vernfuge for
l.eh Innocent stamps. Al orders from CauaIa nnsk
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kcnosha.
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L II Phillips-H & Ms Ad, being
all n of line parallel with the !
line of lot II and 81 1-2 rods $
therefrom extended n to e line
Telegraph road
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TNHE following lots and parcels of land were sold
IL April 10th, 1885, for the taxes and CHARGES Of
of March. A. u. 1860, will be conveyed for the hen
eft of those concerned.
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WI q, mango 70.
s IA sw 80 70 70
l Is sw 80 II &c
IL 10 sw 80 8 81
sac 10 sw 50 IL 70
8 As sw 81 10 81
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0-rThe Cincinnati Enquirer thus pays it,
respects to 'model" conductors, in view tot
as sensible as truthful
"Take that old lady's basket, Mr.. Conductor
and give her your hand as she descends from
the platform. Suppose she is old and infrm
and cannot reward you with as sweet smi!t
and as polite a thank you,' as she could thirty
years ago? She is woman, and has paid her
fare, and her honest heart will appreciate your
kindness, long after the Miss of sixteen, rOuget
ana hooped, will have forgotten that you had az
existence. Suppose she does bore you on tht
train with thousand inquiries about eyerylit-
tie incident and accident, whether the bridges
are safe, or the track in good order. Answer
her civilty, and remember that your own moth
er may perhaps ask the sams questions of some
other model conductor.' Suppose she does
start for the door at every station to ascertain
whether she has arrived at the point of her des-
tination. Don't call her an ''old fool" but give
a thought to the anxiety shs feels lest she shosd
be carried by. Perhaps she has only money
enough made by honest industry, and saved by
denying economy, to pay her fare where her
friends will await her coming.
Dou't pay all your attention to thes hroadest
expanss Of crinolIne, the pearly teeth, thetiea-
thered bonnetS the French airs Of, fashion
/ Such generally laugh at your sycephoney; and
make merry over your frequently awkward at
tempts to elicit their admiration. Don't make
fool oil yourself nor permit any one else to in
dulge in the pleasing reflection that they have
made n fool OF you. tt' a assss7
| That chap in soiled clothes and dirty linen,
who has madestly taken a seat in the corner
a car, may one daybe your peer and more than
that in positions 81 responsibility His finan-
ees ma be little srai shtened now; but re-
member the truth, that money never makes the
mana somewhat trite saying, it is true, but
you can always act upon it with credit to your
SELF and add to the popularity ofyour compa-
n.y. Donot jerk his ticket from his hand al
though he had the itch or the small pox.ftIfhe
gets into little snooze, and don't hear your
autocratic cry, "tick-e4t s . wake him gently
and take his piece Of postsboard as though he
was a sovereign When he has occasion to
travel again, he will 60 out OF his way to take
seat with the man who comes up to his ideas of
q ''modsl conductor" sb,-e 4m
When you stop at station, don't stand like
the commander Of serls and. halo to- the
crowd, "Get aboard there!o as tho you
would snap the head off every passenger
who was not propelled by lightning. Speak TO
them pol iteiy--they're. human every one Of
them, and they'll watch for your train when
/ they have occasion to go to town again Don't
say you don't care continental whether they
do or not, for youdo care. How do you fancy
having y0ur report fall short in its re seipts Of
corresponding trsinsupon the same road
.
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OLTDurIng tho summer that has just passed
away, thousands Of sufferers from dysentery
and diarrhoa have been relieved by the use of
Hostetter's Bitters. medicine which is evident.
ly destined to maintain permanent place in
the public estimation. Bilious diarrhea is
one Of those diseases which battles the skill Of
the physician. The medicine they administer
to act upon the bowels never seem to reach the
source Of the evil. The difficulty is to get a
remedy that will reach all the digestive organs
and give them simultaneously rush Of vgor,
to rid them OF this disease. This problem is
solved by the Btters, which never fails to con-
quer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only fair
to say, that during the season just closed, this
medicine has achieved more cures than any 9th.
er ever presented to the public, and during the
fall, when that terrible scourge the fever and
ague, is SO prevalent the Bitters will gain fresh
lame.
Sold by Deuggists and dealers generally, ev.
erywhere.
0SrSee advertisement in another column. m
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NApoIror. Henry Co., O., July I, 1858.

DR.. c. w. RoBAoK,- Dear ST.-For the
benefit of suffering humanity, permit us to an
nounce, through the columns of your circular,
the surprising properties of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Bloed Pills, which is a sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver complaint We
have several persons in town, who have been
suffering with Liver Complaint and indigestion,
and notwithstanding that we have as good ply
sicians as cal, be found in Northern Ohio, yet
the disease baffled their skill Consequently
we were ina state of despondency, until we
commenced nsipg your Pills, through and by
the advice of our friend Mr. Brennan, We u
sed the medicine according to directions, and
are now fulof life and hilarity, and our graft
tude is equal to our improvement in health and
spirits. When we take int 10 consideration what
we have been and what we are at present, we
feel like chai ging ourselves of the sin of in
gratitude, iftwe did not try to announce to the
public the great benefits of your medicine -
Therefore we recommend to the public at large,
the .expediency Of having recourse to your med
icine, and consequently, as. in duty bound, dis
charge what we feel to be our duty in advising
persons who are suffering as we have suffered,
to make nseot the only true und sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned ,e .a
aG IA sf Mrs. GwIN.
40 g.y s's gEa e Mrs. BRENNAN.
qs. Fvo4a reaf5gr MISS HEAToN.
aa % 9. Q. SPELMAN.
See advertisement. 1s@ sept.
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tYA man praiSing porter. said it was SO ex-
cellent beverage, that though taken in great
quantities, it always made him fat.
Give seen the time when it made you lean"
TWhenY should be glad to know, !" said the
eulogist. ..a
"Why, no longer since than last night
against the wall" .. .r. ,...v ta
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SteubenviIIe ana Iadiama saI
rnnG.

Through the kindness Of Sir. Morris, Treas
mer Of our Railroad, We ale furnished with the
order otthe Court Of Harrison County, in regard
to the Sledbenville & Indiana Railroad. Judge
Jewett IS appointed Receiuer. The following
is the order Of the Court:-Ste;i UH.oa.
Pa, L. R. Co. & J. w. GarTett1
and Henry Garrett
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l. T. C. Rowles Clerk oftbe Court Of Com
mon Pleas of said County. hereby certify that
the foregoing is truly copied from the Journals
and Records OF said Court of said End day of
Sept, 1859. ~r.3s
In testimony whereof l hereunto set my
hand, and atiix the seal of said Court, this 5th
day Of Sept, 1859. 7. C. RowLEs,
.. CFk of fsaid Cont
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mazement, amusement, grief anger, reflection,
almost anything, according to the will Of the
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-12
For the Grand Haven News.

Il
MEssRs. BARNS d FosHA We would
call the attention of our citizens 10 the
subject of a removal of our cemetery from
its present place TO the site selected some
time ago-a spot of some ten acres Of
ground, on good high ridge, and lying
near the road to Holland, about one mile
distant from the village.
The time was when the present loca-
tion was considered long distance; when
the dead were carried through the forest
a dense growth of bushes and hard wood
timber, commencing where the Wash
ington House once stood. But since that
time our village has grown; our grave
yard, now, is in our very midst-dead
and living being in too close proximity
for our ideas of comfort. Washington
street, the widest and finest street in town,
is disgraced by a cemetery, and with a
dilapidated fence around it, hardly equal
to keep the cattle out--in fact, il is used
as a pasturage for cattle, judging from the
number that we see there occasionally.
1t looks very bad to the eyes of stran-
gers, as they pass up the street to the
Courthouse, on matters of business; and
as it will have to be removed in few
years, the matter is only made worse by
putting it of. If it must be removed,
then let us go about it at once. The wealth
or is remarkably favorable for such an UNI
dertaking. Our cemetery, once removed
to the locality selected, could be orna-
nented with shrubbery, and those laving
friends buried there could provide fences,
and tombstones to suit themselves, and q
great nuisance would be removed from
our very midst. RESIDENT.
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a public or private nature that take place
in the community.
Now we are enabled to afford our fifty
scholars the advantages of a good, eff
Gent school, for the space of eight months
in the year, at the very moderate cost Of
only two dollars and twenty cents each,
to be paid by the patrons. Now is not
this matter Of great economy ard much
more so than the Rate-bill system9 Let
those answer who are burdened with an
onerous Rate-Bill three or four times a
year. No child of a poor person is, by
this system, excluded from the excellent
advantages afforded of obtaining a good
education; and that huge budget of long,
formidable bills of Justices and Consta-
bles fees in criminal prosecutions, that
now occupy sonnuch Of the time and at
tention of our Board of Supervisors at
each session, and which the people are
called upon TO foot, would become beau
tifully less each year, as our free school
system is rapidly and effectually accom-
plishing its good work for crime and ig-
norance are twin brothers and inseparable
associates.
Now who would not desire 10 live in a
community where such educational facili-
ties exist; yea, and cheerfully contribute
of his substance to their perpetuity ,
More anon.