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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

Hon WM NJ GwIN compelled to swear IN nus N0ue' %
in the Seventh District, San Franc 'co on Nov tth me
son given the challenger for the diSgeeiui act
was that Senator Gwin was resident of California
but the State of Mississippi Absurd and rcdc9ous aS
was the reason the challenger an rishman anu "ugi"s
Democrat persisted in his challenge until the Senator was
forced take the oath provided by law. after whici Ms
vote was admitted We have noticed that several papers
among them the Sacramento TRioa, have spoken oi 'S
insult offered Or. Gwn, in language and tones whlcl
cannot be understood other than virtual en'oSee'
of the insult together with hatterng encom'ulS "p
tho neat little Irshman' who was little of the gen
tleman and much of blackguard as to become thS
perpetrator of act which true citzea of the n
States would council and true gentleman wOnln pun
into execution When read articles In Journals ca
ing leading papers of the state, commendat"y :" 81
disgr;cefu and shameless act of rufanSln as hc one
referred To above we re led wonder if there not
more truth than poetry in the remark OF state irhe'
Bolts when he said brains coull not compete WIN money
in the succo ssful conducting of newslapcr--A Rih
.IOrRNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

DANcTNG.-Persons dcsirous OF taking lessons
in that art are invited to notice the card of Mr.
llulme, printed elsewhere. Our people were
sufficiently humbugged with imported dancing
talent last winter, and we hope that now they
Miii encourage home industry by giving Mr.
llulme humping school.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

FIGHr BETWEEN THEATRCAIs AND NIGGERs.-
AT the Colonial Thcater, Victoria, Nov. 4th, two
were refused. They proceeded to butt the door
open, when manager Potter Gold Potter mustered
his forces, who with assistance from the audience
jctrd the "cullud gemmen." About one hun
drcd negroes assembled, and riot was anticipa-
ted. The blacks had not taken the place at last
nrcounts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

RAIN AND MfNING.-For several days the wea
ther has been heavy, cloudy and drzzly, but no
good, strong, patering and welcome rain has
yet gaddened the hearts of hundreds of miners
who are patiently waiting in the gulchcs, and on
the hillsdes of Trinity and hoping for water
IT is, as we write, certainly very promising for a
good substantial wet, aud the heart of many Il
ahorer is lightcned, and bis hopes chcered by the
J. adrn, heavy .bued clouds. But the weather.
like many other de btors, frequently breaks fair
promse-in fact, the weather is jade, and not
10 he relied on.
Last winter was one of the most distressingly
beautiful winter seasons imaginable, clear mild
aud sunshiny. Such an one is quite poetical, and
very nice and comfortable for pretty Miss Per-
centum, who when she chooses can take drive
with her beau, or walk out and exhibit her love
Of bonnet. Mr. Nothing.to do and Mr.. Plenty.
To iveon are also delighted with such season,
and we have no doubt the miner in his dry dig
gings would gladly join these delighted people
in pronouncing such clear skies and balmy breez.
cs perfectly charming could they only discover
some method whereby gold mining could be prof
itobly carried on without the aid of water.
Another such winter as last, and we are sure
to have a very distressing spring and summer in
many respects, throug ghout Northern California.
Water, water! is the continuous prayer of the
miner in this region, and we sincerely hope il
may be speedily granted
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

TIE ETERNAL Cry AT this moment il may be Interest
ing that the population of the Eternal tity Is
about hundred and seventy five thousand divided nto
fifty parishes with 12S0 priests. 2O2 monks ana
members of religious orders sos nuns and OH eccSas
teal paps. Exclusive Of Jews the number oi inlabi-
ants not acknow lodging the Roman Church 4l2 There
are seventy Cardinals composing the Sacred College SIX o
whom Bishops fifty Priests, and fourteen lcac"hS
y ard Tia ylor there schools in Rome III pro
portion than in New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

ANY one who saw last weeks Shasta Courier
could not fail to notice an improvement in the
editorial labor. 1t Is accounted for Dosh has
State. and Skillman. the good looking junior, is
monarch of the tripod.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

"LAGER BEER Is KING."-Rumor comes from
NewrY ork that Stewards marble ry-gOods pal
ace il to be converted into lager beer saloon.
Lindenmuer, the Bowery beer seller has leased
il for twenty years. Retailing OF drinks is to
supplant the retailing of dry-goods at the old
stand, and Stewart will move to the neighborhood
of Broadway and Ninth street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

DANIEL WEBSTER SECESSION Let me say tbe
from ms * 1coessi0a elsewhe He who renouhces w
nrotection of The stars and stripes VIII aSsuItnN
Shelter himself under another flag that VIII haPPe o'
inevitable necessity. - ..., .s+ r,lIv and
Now the friends of the Constitution must raN am i
nnite they mn 4 forget the things which are Deh anu
act with immovabe frmness. like a band OF 6rolnerS'
with tion and Cancellation forgetting past
ments and looking only to the great objects SET ue
them the preservation of the Constitution Oeque Ta
them by their ancestors. They must grd up the' @
for the work II is a duty which they owe 10 ines,
tors and to the genera which are to succeed 'ne
Gentlemen give my confidence, my e"uneil",'V ' & ns
heart and han nv entire cooperation 10 an g.u , IT,
without reference to the past pledge for the u'uc WI"
are willing to stand by the Constitution all,
will quarrel with man about past di'e' ith
reproac no one but only say that we stand
the same general love of country the same Nenerao
ANCESTRY and the same regard for ancestry ana e US
in that sprit of union which actuaed our ancestors "c
they framed the institutions which it is ours TO
But will not carry my liberation 50 far as 10 Just
the slightest degree and detection from the geit an
solueIy essential point the preservation OF the mn @
and think every should make his sentiments ho"n
on this point For myself have no hesitation anu cn
not act with those who have. Other questions question"
of policv are subordinate This is paramount r'eIH
man who Is for the Union should come out bolt an" "a!
So without condition hypothesis, without rs an" anus
| and butts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE. p Extensive cotton
mills, woolen factories and iron works are about
to be constructed at Norfolk harbor. Virginia.
Ihr town is to he called Virginia City. and as
harbor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

BEAUTIFUL FRUT.-We are indebted to Mr..
Woodward, of Lathrop's apple depot, for a box
Of beautiful ones, of the Baldwin variety. The
first lot brought up by Mr.. Latbrop, is nearly
exhausted, and Mr. Woodward tells us that three
thousand pounds more are on the way. Depot
adjoining Greenhood * Newbauer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

Gov. SEwARD.-Seward made speech in New
York city, on the I'd Of November in which he
rc-announccd his " irrepressible conflict - pro-
nounced the Territories already constitutionally,
by the Federal compact. shut against slavery,
aud ridculed the possibility of disunion. The
CHARACTERISTIC.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

WE learn fom the Union that on the 22d only
nineteen out of the forty-three counties OF this
State had been officially heard from. All returns
must be made to the State office by Dec. 3d. or
they are lost
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

KIT CARSON is living at Taos, New Mexico.
where be is Indian Agent, and big Indian"
among the warriors whom he controls at his will.
lie Is married to beautiful Spanish lady-noted
for her cbarms-who has borne him two hand.
some children.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

AN Odd Fellows Lodge is about to be estab-
lshed at Ukiah City, Mendocino county. The
Order has grown rapidly in this State during the
present year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

THE LEGIsLATURE.-The members of the next
Legislature are classed as follows, according to
their present political proclivities Senate-l9
Douglas, IL Breckenridge, and Lincoln men.
Assembly-57 Douglas, 33 Breckinridge, "a Lin
coin, and Bell and Everett man. There may be
some little change in the classification, however,
when the Legi stature assemblies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
Gbe Grmiitp gournal.
WEAVERVILLE,C CAL,
snturdny Morning, December \, 1860.

THANKsGIvTNG.-T Thursday was pretty we'll OBJ
served in Weavervle as day of rejoicing over
the good things with which kind Providence
has supplied u.s. In the morning Rev. Mr.. Kelen
delivered a Thanksgiving sermon. We think il
one of the most beautiful and eloquent efforts of
the kind to which we ever listened His allusion
TO the power of the press, excelled in beauty Of
language and figure, all we have ever heard upon
the same subject. Next week we shall publish
cial dinner parties, where turkeys and pumpkin
pies rejOiccd the inner man, and brought back
many rcmembrances of olden time, away beyond
the Rocky Mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

RESIGNED HIS CHARGE.-Brother Price, late
editor of the Yreka Union, laid down his pen
with the last number of that paper. Ill health
is the cause of his retirement from the editorial
profession. position which for many months he
has filed most creditably. In his retiring word
to readers he intimates that he will soon be with
the loved ones on the other side the continent.
Health and peace be with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of ELIZA JANE EGAN, deceased

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the under.
Nsigned Executor of the above. named estate.
to the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with
The necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the FIRST publication OF this notice, to the under.
signed, at John Colbert's hotel, Oregon Gulch.-
Weaverville, Nov. "a, 1860.
f6iw. JOHN MCCARTHY, Executor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

BLACK CoCKADEs.- Sacramento Bee has
heard many inquiries for black cockades since
the last Pony news was received. The editor
suggests that, as they would not cost more than
two bits, some one go to manufacturing the
article.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

OREGON ELECTION The Portland advertiser
OF Nov. 18th had the following printed on its
margin "Oregon for Lincoln-27O" A close
rub, certainly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

DISAProINTED.-We had pretty much come to
the conclusion that Minersville precinct was
ahead of any other in the State in its contribu-
tion to- the Monument Fund. 1t is mistake, and
we make a note Of il. Rock River precinct,
Tuolumnc county, poll - votes, and gave S25.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

WE are rather inclined TO think that Mariposa
county will get the prize statue of Washington.
Eighteen hundred and eighty eight votes were
cast, aud S624.72 contributed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoN.-Ilon. J. C. McKibben
is announced as candidate for the Office of State
boundary Commissioner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

DEATH OF A PRIyTER.-As the warm sun, of Yesterday,
was setting behind the Buttes and the approaching tw
light melting the sky there gathering OF sad faces
around the bier of whom the assemblage had known
in the bright well the dark days of life He was
printer and by printers laid in the tomb aided by
other good friends who had known and respected him
Brief the words Of the venerated minister VINO pro
nounced the last solemn rites the poor heap OF dust
that lay before him Then the carriages rolled away ana
the Sexton left in the dim twilight TO perform his
accustomed duty.
Oscar 0. Bali was the Of the departed He was
born in Alabama first rate printer and migrated
this country in 1851 helped to establish me Mountain
ErLo n snrghtly newspaper at Downievile. in 1852
afterwards was connected with various newspapers III
Marysvile He died in the 3st of his age. ana such
the brief history of whose lot hope is that of the
ha ppv ones the other shore KdrySrWe Den0crdt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

HoMEwARD BouND.-B. W. Winston, of this
place, left San Francisco on the Overland stage
oi the Z3d ult., for his home in Missouri.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
4l2 Prizes, Tickets, s2,M
list OF PRIZES .

1st Prize-BRIGGS' OLD ORCHARD n.
nropcrtv consists of l65 acres of YpLo lug
tom land, in orchard. together with Il. "F
known as Briggs Hotel" and the tuT ta.S
and sheds attached thereto. The OrolaI%,
numbers $4,000 Trees all of the chocest n0
rietics, and is the largest Orchard in ~
world. and probably the most prodro,;u
property in this State. The fruit from ~,
Orchard brought in 1858. $4,000 in 1S;"
100000; in 1860, about Sl25,OOO valnsi1
end Prize-SACRAMENTO RIVER ORCHITS%S
containing l60 acres-24.O0O Fruit Trsa,
in variety planted in lS57-5S-most of III.
trees will be in good condition for bearin,
fruit the coming year. Nalne. $l2OOO0
3rd Prize-OROVILLE ORCHARD--contaD
ing 200 acres 900 Fruit Trees in varor
9TH PriHeHpAXT0N r1sa Il 0RclARD--nps99Ur p9UVSo S
rvsvillo-7O acres Of land-l2,O 900 Pm,
Trees. house and barn. Valued at S720Oo
5th Prize-HAUN ORCHARD--near MaT
villc-65 acres. 5000 Fruit Trees 2NOM
Crane Vines Valned at ..S!53. .OO0
9Th Prize-COLE ORCITARD-near May'
ville-4l acres 1000 Fruit Trees. vala9
at $40 .OO0
9TH Prize-vINEYARD on old Ranch, u HV miI,
from Marysville 10 acres, 5000 Vines VAL
9Th Prize-GRAlN FIELD--part of old ioVV Re"'S
$50 acres Valued at ........ Sc .OOO
9th Prize-GRAlN FIELD--part of old Ranch
$50 acres. Valued at. ......... 81 .OOO
10th Prize-SACRAMENTO RIVER RANCH
250 acres (meadowl Valued at $3. .OOO
l1th Prize-PAXTON RANCH, (mcadowl J.
80 acres Valued at t....... So. .OO0
18th Prize-FEATHER RIVER RANCH
y vo1r -
400 Cash Gifts, of SIS each, from Nos |? to
Az, ................ p2 .OO0
Total. S6l5 .O@
Comprising, altogether lG0l acres OF land lOL
600 Fruit Trees, $4,000 Grape Vines, and S2va
in cash.
The lands upon which these Orchards ar
planted are all bottom lands, and as good as @
be fonnd in the State. Apples. Peaches, Pears
Apricots, Nrctarincs, PlmS, Figs, Qnncr, Black
Walnut, A lmond etc, etc will be found inlhes
Orchards in great variety and OF the choes
kinds. The character Of the Fruit is well KNOW
throughout the Northern and Central portiOEd
the State. All of the Vines and nearly all Of th
Frut Trees will be of age to bear good crop
the coming year.
We append the following certificate for The
value Of the property:
WE, the undersigned, ly certify that u
are acquainted with most of the above d"scribi
property, and that we do not believe its vaneg
above stated, is over estimated Jno. C. FALL
w X. Huason, Jno. A. Paxton, s. p. Wells, ht
+. B. Walsworlh, b. p. Avery, editor 1ppeh C
Covillaud, Hon. S. NJ. Bliss. d. ", G. Rice John
q. Packard j. b. Humphrey, J. F. LiniboT
editor EaPress, Juo II. Ridge, editor DemoTa
Marysvlle Rev. o. c, Wheeler Cor. See. Cab
State Ag Society, A. p. Smith, Sidney Sml
Sacramento: Cen Jno. A. Sntter, lioek Farm
J. Bryant Hill Il Co., Knapp, Bnrrill Il Go"
Sanford, San Francisco.
Znss~ The Distribution of the Gifts will be nl|
der the direction Of Committee of Gentem
chosen hy the audience on the evening Of u
Concert. GEO. G. BRIGGS. PropriptM
Marysville, Nov. 2i 1860. jlm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

CONFESSIONS OF INFiDEIrY.-Says Hume 81 seem at
frighted and confounded with the solitude in which am
nleced hv nv ph0sophv. When | look abroad. every
side see DISPUTE contradict distraction. When turn
my eve inward find nothing but doubt and ignorance
Where am what am |? From what cause do derive
nv existenceY To what condition shall return ! am
confounded with questions. begin to fancy myself IN
deporabe condition. enyroned with darkness on ev
side"
Voltaire SAYS: sThe world abounds with wonders ana
also with victims. In is wretchedneSs than IN
all other animals put together How did he Judge ol
By his own heart He adds: Man loves life, yet he
knows he must die spends his existence in dusing the
miserie he has suffered cutting the hroats OF rs fellow
for pay. cheating and being cheated The bulk
of mankind he continues, are nothing more than
crowd of wretches equally criminal equally unfortunate
wish had never been born.
4 Hear what St. Paul says " have fought good fight
have finished my have kept the faith Hence
forth there is laid up for crown OF Righteousness
which the Lord the righteous Judge will give me at that
day ''=LnLheran Obserrer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

WHAT BECOMES OF NEwsPAPERs.-T published in
this country and Canada nearly three thousand newSpa
pers More than half weekly the remainder arc
divided into semi weekes, tr weeklies and laies These
papers would than reach round the globe. We have
sometime heard it asked how high would all these jour
mails reach if piled top of each other the thickness o
one sheet Dr. Aver of Lowell is probably the only man
in the United States who takes all the journals OF ON
country. Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia by
actual he has asccrtained that in yea
his exchanges amount in hight to more than fourteen
miles In short the newspapers published north oi the
southern line of the United States nearly five times
higher than Mont Blanc in Europe-whch oyerlookS a
circle whose diameter is 400 miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

CAPT. JOHNSON, Red Bluff agent of the Steam
Navigation company, gives notice that wheat
will hereafter be carried to Sacramento from any
point above Colusi, for six dollars a ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
Brit h s :

Tn Weavervillc, Nov. lith, the wife Of A. j.
Loomis of a'SON.
In Weavcrville, Nov. 18th, the wife of Otto
Vollmers of q SoN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

"DoN'T act so, Isaac, dear - said Mrs. Par
the kitchen, and throwing everything into con
fusion in the vain attempt to find ball. "Peo-
pie by-'em by will say you are nonpompors
mentis, as they did about good Mr.. Smith the
doctor says you are of the rebellious sanguinary
temperament, and heaven knows what you won Id
do if it should have a tendency to the head =
perhaps you'd die Of a suggestion Of the brain.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

FoRcIDLY WoRDED.-As a specimen OF the
blackgnardism and slang INDUCED in by the
Oregon press, we print the following choice
moroccan from a late number of the Portland
Times,
ave notice in the Salem smut machine, yclept
the Oregon Statesman, a correspondence dated
from this city, and doubtless written by some of
the pensioned puppies who are the hired scaven-
gers of that sheet. We can only hold the editor
of the Statesman responsible for the falsehoods
OF that communication, aud herewith inform him
that the statements made by his correspondent
and endorsed by him are base lies that their
author is liar; and we brand Asahel Bush as a
puppy of the lowest and most depraved caibre,
ion, well knowing the allegations set forth there
in TO be infamous falsehOodsr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

Lineoln's administration as long as it keeps
within bounds"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

FREMoNr's quartz mines are yielding about
sll 900 weekly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At a stated meeting OF
Trinity Lodge, No. 81 f. and A. NJ, held on
Monday evening, Nov. 2Gth, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing Masonic year
W. M.-Jno. c. Mason;
S. W.-Dudlpy Sale;
j. Wv. d. Sutherlin
Treasurer-A. J. LOoms
Secretary-U j. Seaman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-12
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disense corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated weak
and poor Being in The circulation, it pcrvade,
the whole body, and may burst out in disease on
every part of IT, Whatever be its origin, il is he
reditary in the constitution, descending from 'pa
rents to children unto the third and fourth genera.
tion;" indeed it seems TO be the rod OF Him who
says. ~ win visit the iniquties of the fathers up
on their children :" ~ iH '-T~ tar.
One quurter Of our people are scrofnlous; their
persons are invaded by this lurking infection, aud
their bcalthis is underm ined by IT, To cleanse il
from the system we must renovate the blond BY an
elterative medicine, and nvigarate Il by he slIhy
food and exer"ise. Such medicine we supply
in Ayers ompound Extract OF Sarsaparilla the
most eifectual remedy which the medical skill of
our times devise for this ever prevailing and
fatal malady: it is combined from the most &C
tive reHedtals that have been discovered for the
expurgation OF this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue Of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence il should be employed for
the cure OF not only scroiua, but also those other
affections which arise from, such as erupnve and
skin diseases, st. Anthonps Fire, Rose, or Erysp-
elias, PimIles, Pestnles, Blotches, BIains and
Head, Ring Worm. Rheumatism, Syphitic and
Mercurial Diseases, Dfopsy, Dyspepsia, Debility,
and, indeed, all complaints arising from viuated
or impure blood. The popular belief in 'slmpuri
Of the Blood" is founded in truth, for Scrofula is
degeneration of the blood. The particular purp ,se
and virtue of this Sarsaparilla is TO purify and re-
generate this vital fluid, without which sound
health is impossible in contaminated constitutions
Prepared by Dr. ] Z. AVER g. CO., Lowull,
Mass, and sold by all Druggists everywhere. a
O-1T f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-12
The Presidents NEessaEe-.-Disafs- D.
pOtntmctpt.

We had intended to lay the able. and excel
lent message Of our distinguished Chief Magis
tratel before our readers in an extra Seadnet,
and for that purpose had requ ested gentleman
to have q sufficient number printsd for US at the
Constellation Office in Washington City. This
gentlemsn upon his arrival in that city went
to the Consultation office and angaged to have
them printed for US, We waited patiently I'M
til Monday for them to come, when we were
Informed by a telegraphic dispatch tina, the
Constitutioa office had failed to fulfil its part oi
the contract. Then it was 100 late to publish
the Message entire irf this paper Our only
remedy was To- give the telegraphic synopsis Of
the Message, which contains the substance Of
that excellent document =, 1t will no doubt be
read by more persons than the entire Message
would have been, ,.c- va, ,..ir Ill.,. ~, 7r..g.
We regret that we are not able to give the
Message Con account oiits lengthy in full to onr
readers, butt under the circumstances we are
excusable. We regret it too, because large
portion of the Messages circulated in this neigh
borbood, are very incorrect. Our object in try
ing to get them printed in Washington City,
was to have the Message printed correctly. ..,,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-12
Cl0rke's Liuer Pills

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Accepted and Recommended by Eminent
Physicians. aas a. e@itRaisE
DR. Clarke. the inventor Of these celebra tad pI,s
is justly distinguished for his eminent abilities md
scientific research For 30 years in his extensive
practice he expermented in bringing the great de.
purifier upon the human system. In this he n.
been eminently successful, as the numerous cert,.
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time time powerful and etectlye in removing disease,
They never give pain as do most purgatiyes I'M
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speedy in their relief than any Pill now offered,
The proprietor is pleased to announce thar he
trade to the fullest demand - i'.'l . '''N
srl l%s& N.aU. WALKER Proprietor,
lH. - .8-sH Pittsburgh. Pa., ETB
To whom all orders must be addressed a-y-Fo,
sale in Cadiz by Mclean DSharp and John Beall
and dealers in medicine throughout the culn ty:
March %, lS60-ly. a3=5 .'sl Ia gI~.tH.I'- :, i{