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sHERIFFss SALE.

ON the 18th day Of Iune, A. D. 1850, at
" O'Clock, P. NJ, shah expose to public
sale, in Iowa Point, In The County Of DOniphan.
Territory of Kansas, the following property, 10
Wit: One printing press, eases, fixtures, and all
things belonging 70 said press; taken By me.
a. the property Of Thomas J. Key, BY virtEe Of
an execution to me directed, issued out Of the
District Court Of SAID County Of Doniphan, q
the suit Of James r. Willis, Administrator Of
against Thomas J. Key
Dated June 18th, 1850.
JOSEPH. 2. HANSON,
Acting Sheriff.
By CYzus LELAND, Deputy Sheriff.
June II, ls60-2E. pc. fee, s..
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...-sr, % Correspondents.
,.n,:s.;su.-YOu are iniataksn in you
q The origin Of the pane . Hon
"a Aba" Il was Thus Illinois he
ont 50 many political 'camP'
II, Cook. down to DOusi.s' tia.
h'1 ;, honest man is brought forward
VIZ =. State, it is necessary 50 to desig'
u l;r. that the public may not dis
D" csiI RI saiis2
w IN Nsi4.-Ths COW. in Kansas have
,,il, growing from the. terminus Ol
.s..t.bOus, the Bams As in your eoun.
We call it by no other name than
w .irvly tail. "a =, a 5J..5 1 e.
'I os.s,-;,t-s.mu.l Weller. mentioned
,.',.o,I, in Dickens writings, was the
".nd,.b.r Of John B. Weller, late Go
,rpsr Of California.
,oy;a.-It is not good manners to
d. ,our nose ct the table. and wipe it
,ab ID. table cloth. ..5 q. i =
IstiqpsriGa.-The phrase "sst up hi.
III" origin.tsd from the practices Of
",;.k;ug" horses, to make them !: carry
70, .I --- u.
E,torieus.--Martin Van Buren, is not
4. grandmother Of Qussn yictorfa's chill
I,.a. It was his son John who wrote
a, works of Jossphus.
I.p.s.qGtOr.--A hautbOy is . sort Of
s.b.bOoE, used in catching cod 6sh and
n,.t.r.l. It was invented BY the Duke
dw.IlingtOu. while he was an exile on
d. island Of Tsrrs del Fusgo..
Srasgr.--Ths person you inquire
,bou., lives in brick house, in the city
Of New York. YOu cannot miss the
place. .s-a
OrnahologisL--We cannot comply
With your request to send you q do1cn
souhsr's eggs. from the fact that gopberS
DO not lay eggs.
Patriot-Ws do not think there is q
negro body servant Of Gen. Washington
DOW living, He had but few. and the
d..th Of the nine thousand nine hundred
.nd ninsty-ninth one has recently been
snnosneed.
Farmsr.--Ths best way to kill tobac--
Co worms, is to bite of their heads.
K.ehaaie.--A Jswsharp mandatory
is very much needed in the Cheyenne
Nation. -
Nouth-Ths term Speaker was applied
to The presiding officer Of Legislative
bodies, merely BY way Of burlssqus, be-
eauss be is placed in apositioa where he
cannot make speeches.
Raancisr.--" Sponduliek" is not Q
slang term. as you suppose. It is deriv-
Cd from the Greek word spon. "stuff. I"
and the Arabic word duliek, "to buy
Ehistsy."
WaltoS.--Tadpoles are not young cat.
6sh, They were. under the bogus laws /;
bu. the WyandOtts Constitution abolish
sit by a special provision.
Amatsxr.--The bsst time for "snipe
hunting" is dark, rainy night. New
beginners are usually the most successful.
The reason of this has never been sscer-
tanned, although many philosophers have
bestowed much patient investigation upon
the subject.
Rsuben.-Nistaken. james Buchanan
did not marry grand daughter Of George
Washington. from the. fact that Wash
iugtOn never bad any children. and 'Buc-
banAn vas never married.
-o-o-S
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Order Of Publication.

TERRITORY OF KANSAS
Brown County.
In the Second District Court, &c. &C., sitting
in Brown County, for the trial Of causes arising
under the laws Of said Territory. May 22ndi
1860. -.-
John N. Ayres, Plaintiff. Order
casb HoldbroOk, Defendant. Publication.
FTIHE Defendant Caleb Holdbrook, is hereby
i notified that the Plaintiff. by his Attorney
W. W. Guthrie, did on the 22nd day Of May,
A. d. 1860, file his Petition against the said
defendant, and also fled an affidavit for an or
der Of attachment against the property Of the
said defendant; setting forth in the said petit
ton that the said defendant is indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum Of one hundred and ten dol
lars, damages due and payable IN an action Of
bailment, for that the defendant failed 70 de-
liver the sum of eighty nine 37.l0o dollars, re-
eeiVed By him Of the Plaintiff, 70 Be paid and
delivered 70 James p. Pond Of Sc. Paul, Min
esota; and unless be the said Caleb HoldbroolE
auoear, plead, answer or denur to the petition
Of the said plaintiff By the Goth day Of July A.
d. 1850, the same viii be taken - confessed.
and Judgement rendered accordingly, and his
property cttached in this action viii be sold 20
satisfy the aid Judgement.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
attached at nv once in Hiawatha, this I'D daJ
Of May A. D. 1850.
l. MACARTHUR. Clerk.
J. G. KELsEY, D. c.
MAY 81, Ie60-6E.
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C.utian to Trespassers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that c. Dorland
IN has been appointed by the White Cloud
City Company, Agent for the care Of timber
ANY perssn cutting or hauling timber from any
of the lands Of said Company, without arrange
ments with said Agent, viii be prosecuted i'm
medi.teIy. An persons indebted for timber %
tained heretofore, are notified 70 come up and
eettla for the same, without delay.
o. BAILEY, President
june q, so-H.
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FOR SALE!

0HHE suhseriber offers for sale, on liberal
l. terms, several choice tracts Of tinbepd
and praifie lands, located near White Cloud
The tinbersd tracts viii be divided 70 suit par
chaser. v. D. MARKHAM
wHiSs cloud ssct. -. SIT.
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Wakefield & MORTON,
Architects and Builders.
ruurrF cInnn RANsAs

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
WE have formed q partnership, in the
w above business, and are nov prepared to
contract for and execute all kinds Of work in
our line. We viii also make out plans and
specifications for buildings Of every description
on short notice.
Our terms will be reasonable, and We hatter
ourselves that our work will stand the test oil
T. S. WAKEFIELD,
may 10, eo-tEl JOHN P NORTON.
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD!

Il
II River, at the following rates:
For crossing team of pair of horses OF
/. mules, or l yoke Of cattle, and
wagon. loaded or empty, $o.TS
Three yoke of cattle and Wss0ay IS
One horse and buggy, SO
Saddle horse and rider, %
Loose horses, per head. . ... rs
Cattle, per head, ~
Hogs and sheep, per head,
Foot passengers, ~
Northern emigration, from Missouri, Iowa.
Illinois, Wisconsin or Michigan, either for CAL
ifornia or any part of Kansas or Southern Ne
braska, will find mail route 10 this point on
State Road from Des Moines, Iowa; and a.
good roads through Missouri, by way Of Sayan-,
nah and Oregon, tothis place, as to any other
point on the river. There are good landings
on both sides oil. the river; and on the Kansas
side, all streams and sloughs, TO the Nemaha,
have free bridges, recently made for the Cow
eminent trains from this place to Salt Lake
and Utah. We can say to the California emf
grafton, that they can strike the old California
Road within ~ miles of this place. and theys
will find good grazing for stock within half .
mile of the river, and plenty Of wood and water
on the route to the Big Blue, only 80 miles from
here; and they will find this road over 40 miles
shorter than the road from st. Joseph, and over
go miles shorter than that from LeavenWorth.
We refer persons to the map, in proof OF this
statement; and we only ask emigr1nts GndtFa@
vellers to try this route, and we pledge our
selves to pass them over the river free, on their
return, if they are not satisfied Ofthe foregoing
facts.
White Cloud has three or four good stores
and trading houses; two frst-class HOtels;
lumber is only SIS per 900 feet; the country
is rapidly filing up; and there Is as good .
farming region, extending for over so rnile1
back ofthe river, as can be found in any part
| Sf Kansas. MOORES TAYLOR.
june 9, 59-ly. 80:
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SHINGLES!

THE subscriber has just completed his Shin
i gle Machine, and is now manufacturing
Cottonwood and Walnut Shingles, The best thai
can be had in the market. Orders for any
quantity filed on the shortest notice, If not on
hand, at the most reasonable prices.
may be found at White Cloud, just below
Partridge Co.'s Saw Mill.
JAMES F. CLEMENSON.
June 81. Soft.
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Horace has Got His Letter.

ALBANY, June IL.
The letter Of Horace Greeley to Seward.
Of which 20 much has been said, has been
placed BY Mr.. Seward in Mr.. .Weed's
hands. and BY the latter returned to Mr..
Greeley for publication.
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Burning OF q Slave.

AUGUSTA, Ga. June IL.
A man named VIM. Smith. q planter
in Oglethorpe County. Georgis, was muir
dered BY slave on Saturday. The slave
was apprehended, and burned ct the stake
on Monday.
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- Late advicss from japan. report
the assassination of the Emperor or Ty-
coon. SuOd an event may frequently
nA'$AARps0sd be'ssofOre. bat outsiders
nsI'r could hear Of il. Thus the benefits
0'ln''raOur's with that nation are already
Oss'naiAg to be fslt-ws can hear Of q
murder occasionally
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

e The Democracy express great dis
su't At the idea that the scenes Of 1910
Nc 10 Dc rs-snacted during the present
aHpllgn. We havG not the least doubt
'oa' such scenes will call up unpleasant
's9lni'csncs' To thsm-espscialIy in tie
result Oftbs battle.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

Koox AND ScRAxroE.-The Covods
COMMITTEES have agreed unanimously to
refnss to pay Koon Of Pittston his fees
fer trumping mp . charge against Col.
Scranton, and thus misleading Gov.
WinfloR.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

q Dir. L. johnson. for many years
'os leading member of the celebrated firm
o. L. johnson 4 Co.. of the Philadelphia
.yps Foundry. lately died in that city.
IOs business Of the establishment will be
conducted as heretofore, and the original
oAns Of the firm will be retained. ~.
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For sale by shreve l. Macy, White Clouds
Root & Cook, Padonia; Zook & Baldwin, For
est CITY; ]. E. Burbank, Falls City; Leigh L
Shields, Iowa Point; J. II. Wildly, Highland
Peter Nephler, Oregon; and BY Dealers gen.
eraliy fdec Is, 59-3n.
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The MEDrcISEscompounded and sold BY j.
L. Curtis, have been so long used, that Their
virtue and healing qualities are conceded to be
almost miraculous. This is owing to their
speed in making permanent cure in the great
variety of diseases for which they are recon-
mended. You can scarcely find a settlement
in the State, where Curtis MAHALUKE LINZ
nrxr is not used for all Affections where rem
edy of the kind is needed.
His CoxrouND SYRUP OF SAssArRAs surpasse'
all remedies intended to act on Lung diseases
Coughs, Consumption, &c. See the advertise
ment, and buy no medicines that have not the
name of J. L. Curtis on the wrappers.
June 81.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons con-
In cernej, that the undersigned, Admnistra.
tor of the Estate of John P. Boggs. late Of
Brown County, Kansas Territory, deceased,
win make application TO Che Probate Court oil
Brown County, to be held at Hiawatha, at the
July term of said Court, Tor final settlement
Of said Estate.
EDWARD R.-CoRNELIsoN,
June II, ls60-3w.s - Administrator.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

= 81 The delegates to the Baltimore
convention " have bssn invited to visit the
observatory at Washington. and take q
~" OF the heavens through the immense
'ele'eope. They should accept the invi.
anon. q. it is probably the last chance
'o'y viii ever have Of viewing Heaven |
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Look Out for the Muley!
Lumber! Lumber!

THE undersigned have taken and fitted up
L in complete order, the Steam SaW-Mill in
White Cloud, known IS the Muley Mil"
where they keep constantly on hand . supply
Of good Lumber, for sale At the lowest prices,
for Cash.
Any bill Of lumber required, will be filed
with dispatch. We will also saw lumber on the
halves, or cheap for cash, on short notice.
country. Give rs . call.
GRUMLEY L FAIRALL.
White Cloud, April 19. 1s60-tf.
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IT. Vital Jarrott, of St. Clair Coun.
ty, has been nominated as the Republic
can candidate for Lieutenant Governor of
Illinois. Then the ticket is certainly not
without HRal.ity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

1 This (2lst) is one of the longest
days in the year. it being the day on
which the sun arrives at tho Tropic Of
Cancer. By looking through . smoked
glass, perhaps you can see it.
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T. C. sHREvE, MD. H.T.HAcY, y. D.
SHREVE g. MACY, -
DIR u G. G. s Il s,

WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS.
~ DIS. Shreve & Macy attend to the prae-
tice of Medicine and Surgery. They may be
found at the Drug Store, when not profession
ally engaged. 49, tfeb. %, 6O-tf
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-eGOrS.=WsEs fejoiesa-4o.iean.4ks.
the wheat crop in Northern Kansas. i.
much better than had been, anticipated.
What there is; is of the very best quality.
It is generally short in the stalk, but the
Heads are 6ne:: One farmer tells Us that
there win be more wheat. BY at leas.
one-half, raised the present season in this
part Of the Territory, than ever before.
The corn prospect is at present glorious,
and if the season continues favorable, the
crop viii be unprscedentedly large.
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SAMUEL LAPPIN,
Land and General Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS, .
WILL promptly attend to investing Money.
w paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max.
ing Collections in Northern Kansas aad South.
srn Nebraska Office on Main Street.
REFERENCES:
V.D. MAEGBGH, White Cloud, Ksnsas.
z. A. PouLEr, Iowa Point,
A. c. WILDER, LsavenWorth,
GILEERr STRATToS, Kickapoo,
PHILLIPS L DoDeE,
p. L. HUDGESs, "
r. DUrToS. HiavathA,
LrKESs BoYD, St. Joseph, No.
OzAs BAILEY, Bloomfield, Edgar Co., Ill.
j. CALLING, Indianapolis, Ind.
june 30, 59-ly.
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H Douglas says he is the only man
who can successfully fight Lincoln in the
North West. We admire modest man
land such man is Douglas. There
fore we admire Douglas-over the left
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Threat, Agaln,t Senator sumner.

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Many rumors
of an extravsgsnt character prevail as to
Mr.. Sumner. 1t appears that early last
night. an individual representing himself
from Virginia, called at the room and
imperiously demanded an explanation Of
certain parts of his recent speech. Mr..
Sumner gave him no satisfaction and or
dered him to depart, which he did with
threats. At a subsequent time three 9TH
ers called, hating in the passage and sent
up word that they wished to see him
alone. They refused the invitation to en-
ter the room, when Mr.. Sumner was sur.
rounded by friends, and lef. sending q
threatening message by the servant. that
they would come with force to assault
him at 10 o'clock, this morning, when
Mr.. Summers friends were again present
in view of these occurrences. Some Of
them accompanied him from his residence
to the Senate to-day, apprehensive Of per.
sonal violence. They are determined to
exercise watchfulness and precaution.-
The attention of the chief Of police has
been called to the subject.
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PLOwsI PLOwSI 49,
HAVING received an ageacy a
II from the manufacturer, am prepared %
furnish Prairie Flows Of all sizes, double and
single steel Shovel PIows, Harows, and Culti,
VatOrs-cheap for Cash.
White Cloud, juae %, 59-tf
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:, The June riss still continues. and
~ missouri Is pretty veil up.
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EDWIN II. GRANT.
Attorney at Law;
NOTARY PIBLIC. AND

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE,
TfIAWATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS. Z
viii attend promptly to all business entrusl
ed to him in Blown and the adjoining Counties
dec. %, 59-Iy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

FL The telegraph poles are being set.
and the wires will soon be up through
this place. ssyrs mas contract for fur
nishing a large number Of poles. Are we
to have an Office here? e. M
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14

E1- The London Times confidently
predicts THAI the Swiss wilsfght if Napo-
Tern sends French troops into the North
ern provinces of Savoy, Switzerland can
bring an army Of 100000 into the field
in six weeks, of whom $4,000 are the
most skilful rilemen in the world. and a
war in Savoy might give Napoleon con-
siderable trouble.
Our country exchanges all contain brief
editorials headed: "Prepare for the CEN
sus" A woman in Herkimer county, n.
Y, has done so. She presented her hus
band last week with two fine boys and a
girl.
A lady recently sued the Boston and
Ohio Railroad company for 5000 for
damages for the loss of leg by an acct
dent on that road She obtained a ver-
dict of $4,000.
The latest suggestion for the torture Of
the Japanese now on visit to the United
States, recommends that all the Missionary
Boards send delegatee to Washington to
lay before the Princes the leading pointa
of doctrine, with view to THEN proper
understanding of the religious condition
OF the United States.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Gw We understand that there is being

EE- We understand that there is being
organized in this place new association or
organization. They have not as yet given
us their name, but we believe their aim is
to elevate working men, who are compe-
tent, to Offices Of trust ard profit. The
undertaking is a laudable one, and will
probably meet with success. They met last
night at the Court House, but did not effect
an organization but adjourned TO meet
again this week, some evening, but we
have forgotten which one.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Lane and Hendricks at New
ALBANY.

These gentlemen met at the market
house last night, before the largest crowd
of people that we have witnessed there for
four years. We have to-day printed a
careful report of their speeches. giving
the substance of what they said in their
own words. The high reputation of Col.
Lane as debaier and stump orator had
preceded him. and we must confess that
he fully sustained his reputation. His
speech was ingenious, eloquent. and full
of anecdotes. He made desperate at
tempt to break the force Of his position
as the President Of the President of the
Philadelphia Convention, and to explain
away why he slaughtered Fillmore on
that occasion, but it was no 20. That
boisterous and hearty applause always
met with by opposition speakers here,
failed 10 respond to his twisting prevari-
cation and turning to get out of the d.
lemma.
A distinguished Republican said, "How
Lane scatters he had better make clean
breast Of it. and advocate the pure Re-
publican doctrines, and trust to luck for
Fillmore votes" Mr. Hendricks followed
Col. Lane in compact and effective
speech replete with good sense. full of
facts and arguments. Everybody under
stood him. Every one was disappointed
in the man. 1t had been given out that
Hendricks was no match for Lane. Ev-
cry oae left the market house with praise
upon their lips of Hendricks and his eff
fort Every Democrats face was wreath
ed with smiles, aud their hearts made glad
as they listened to bis able, earnest, and
triumphant defence of Democratic men
and their measures. We do not wonder
now that Lane refuses TO hold extensive
joint appointments with Hendricks We
admire his wisdom and prudenc II ev.
every voter in Indiana could hear them
both Hendricks would beat Lane zen thou.
sand.-Ne0 do. Lea-sr. Friday
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Washington, Mny IL.

The steamer Philadelphia left for Fort
McHenry this afternoon, 10 receive the ia
panese embassy. They will be received
at the navy yard with great pomp, aud
conducted to their quarters under military
escort.
1t is the intention of the President TO
have formal interview on Wednesday. in
the presence of the Cabinet and others
holding prominent political positions.
Each of the FIVE territorial bills tabled
to day contain an ann-slavery proviso. -
This result was obtained BY union of
Democrts and few Republicans.
Ri Thayer and Horace Greedy, substi-
tutes for Oregon. delegates to the Chicago
Couvsntion, are instructed to go for Bates.
New Orleans, May 10.
The steamer Costcoalco, from Vera Cruz
on the 9Th inst. has arrived here, and fur
uishes the following:
The constitutional government iejecte
the proposed mediation of the English
and Frsuch ministers.
Miramon's party has been defeated on
all 81 es. and his money exhausted.
Carojaval's was organizing an expedi-
ton to attack Puehla.
ES The Constitutional Union Conven
lion is now in session at Baltimore. Tween
ty six States are represented. Washington
Hunt, Of New York. was elected Presi-
dent of the Convention
A meeting was called last week. in N
York, by the seams;resses aud other fe-
male operatives. to ympathze with the
New England and Western strikers, and
tie enormous amount of 81 As cents was
collected.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
New York. Nav II.

Mr.. Conner was advertised 20 make a
secord balloon ascension yesterday from
Palace Garden. Despite the violent gusts
of wind which now and then sprung up
and the remonslrance Of his friends, he
persisted in attempting the ascension /; but
no sooner had he left the ground, than it
MAS dashed with great force against the
Saloon which faces the garden. The bas-
ket caught for a moment under he pro-
jecting caves of the building and then was
hurled against the skylight with great
force. The balloon instantly collapsed.
Mr.. Conner was fouHd on the roof of the
building, and the physicians. who were
Immediately summoned. ascertained that
his injuries were principally internal.
During the evening he remained insen-
sible. and expired at II P. NJ. His wife
witnessed the casualty, and would proba-
bly, have shared her husbands fate. had
the ascending power of the balloon been
found sufficient to carry up two persons,
as it was her intention to attempt voy-
age.