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aenpI 1t is believed that the Democracy are
trying 10 hatch up war with Mexico, in
order to acquire some slave territory and
hide their iniquities. Also to make gum
powder issue for next November In that
case, some of the Zouave and other COM
panies will have opportunity to show
whether they are " soldiers in peace and
citizens in war or Uice Uersa.
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MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.-We mentioned,
yesterday, an accident that happened to
Mrs. Ben. Stinson. We are panied to an
nounce, this morning, the death of that
estimable lady, which resulted from the ac-
cident She died night before last. The
grief of her friends Is beyond express
sion. ..-
Yet, notwithstanding this fearful warning
right in our midst, how many families in
Evansville will quit using the burning
fluid? Day after day, has the press of the
country faithfully chronicled the disasters
that have occurred from the use of the in
fernal stuff, and yet how few families have
thrown it aside. Because it was clean and
not very costly, they have persisted in US
ing it, though they had every reason to
believe that at any moment the life of some
loved one might be forfeited as a penalty
for this wilfulness of parents.
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REMOVAL.

HAt M A. tOOh =
WH/D.H. III. DUJNsC.aJN TERK' NE
~ specially informs the public that he has
removed from his old stand ON Water street, 10 the
building formerly occupied by Archer Mackey,
No. 5, Main street, and has made change in his
firm, the style of which will hereafter be Duncan
& Cooke.
We will keep constantly hand a large and
well selected stock of foreign and domestic dry
goods, which will sell at reasonable and UNI
form prices. Hoping to have a continuance Of the
patronage of the old house, and to merit large
accession of new customers, we remain
Yours, respectfully,
feb24 I'm DUNCAN Il COOKE.
aIn.fa c1arln Irl1I
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New YORK, Feb. %, M.-Counterfeit
+" ones on the Chemung Bank, N. Y, are
in circulation in this city.
The Times Washington correspondent
says, the Committee on Foreign affairs will
ignore the proposition to buy Cuba and re-
commend instead the negotiation of q liberal
commercial treaty with Spain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-29

Beg Immense flocks of pigeons were fly
ing over the city yesterday. In the morn
ing the sun was darkened by them. The
woods in every direction, three or four miles
from the city, are reported full of them
The heavy mast Of the past season it is
supposed has drawn such legions to central
Indiana. They are very fat, at least all
those we have had the pleasure of drawing
Il knife across.-Ind. Sentinel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-29

PEACH CRoP.-Our friend John W Cory
writes to US from Dupont, Jefferson Co.,
Indiana, as follows:
So far as l can learn, the peach germ is
killed in our vicinity by the freeze some
time since. Most horticulturists say that
the fatal freezing was done in November
This, if correct, sets aside the old-fashionei
idea that fruit is only killed in the spring.
My own impression is that the germ is liable
to be killed any time from November till
C6uT.
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AGRICULTURAL SALE FAIRs.-Our brother
editors in and around Posey and in portions
of Kentucky and Illinois, not too distant
for visit, will confer favor upon us, be-
sides promoting the cause of Agriculture,
if they will call the attention of their
readers to the fact that there will be Sale
Fair on the Posey County Fair Grounds
near this place, the first Wednesday in
March, which falls this year on the 18th, and
again in the Fall, of which due notice will
be given.
We believe this could be made both an
agreeable and profitable trip to such of our
neighboring farmers as can make it conve-
nient to attend.
No charge will be made for admission
either of stock or spectators.-Neic Harmony
A,Iyertiser.
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New York, Feb. 8.-Flour-the trans
actions are only to a moderate extent, aud
prices generally without change, the enquiry
being only for medium and good grades !;
sales $500 bbls at 1905 % for medium
to good super western 5 85(96 90 ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Rye
flour quiet and firm with small sales, at
B 7OG4 40. Whisky in moderate request !;
sales 400 hills
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Delphi, Feb. 2s.-Last evening about
eleven o'clock, Miss Jennie L. Dugan, daugh-
ter Of James P. Dugan, Of this place, was
very seriously injured by breaking FLUID
LAMP She was about retiring. when, N
moving the stanl upon which the lamp
stood, her person was almost instantly in a
sheet of flame. Her father was severely
burned in attempting TO rescue her. But
slight hopes are entertained of her recovery.
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BsS-It is stated that Mr.. Keitt, represen-
taiive in Congress from South Carolina, on
hearing of the death of his brother, DR..
Keitt of Florida, was completely over
whelmed by the intelligence. He went South
Immediately, and it is believed he will not
return this session. DR.. Keitt, as we have
heretofore announced, was murdered by his
slaves while sick.
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lgy~ The Princeton Clarion says that the
hog cholera is making sad havoc with the
hogs in the southwestern portion of that
county. Some of the largest hog raisers
have lost nearly all their hogs by this dis
ease, and it is rapidly spreading 10 other
portions of the county.
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SAINT LOUIS, Feb. %, M.--The bill es-
tablishing slavery in Kansas, which was
vetoed by the Governor of that Territory,
has been passed over the veto 10y a vote of
80 to Z.
The tobacco factory of Geo. w. Walker,
of Rockport near Glasgow, Mo-, was totally
destroyed by fire on Saturday morning last,
together with $4,000 in bank bills in the
safe
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Bay Rev. Sidney Dyer, formerly Pastor
of the Baptist Church, indianapolis, has
taken up his residence in Philadelphia. For
several years he has been the General Agent
of the American Baptist Publication Society
for the Northwest
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nen Where is much DISSATISFACTION among

nEn. There is much dissatisfaction among
the friends of Hon. j. D. DEGREES, land
their name is legion) in regard to his defeat
for Printer of the House. They know that
if ever man earned success by untiring
labor for his party, he has. For years his
every effort has been exsrted in the Opposi-
ton cause, to the neglect of his own private
business He has been treated very nm
fairly.
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80 TR.aCTs or E.4.V.XD FOR SALE!

n n In Vanderburgh County, Indisna. ON easy
terms-the most favorable opportunity ever offered
to the pubIic5 tracts of 40 acres each situate in
Knight Township, tO-wit-: East = Of $ or Of
section "a, township 6, range 10 west also, north
% of s e or, and or of or sf same section
Also, tracts, of 40 acres each, in Perry Township
to-wit.: The north east or of section No. IA, IN
township 6, range ii west, containing 100 acres
also 5 @ or of n or of section q, township 6,
range IL also, or of n W or Of same section,
township, and range
The above described Land can he found within
two miles Of tho corporation of the city Of Evans
vile, and can be purchased at twenty-five dollars
per acre. third cash, one-thrd in one, and one
third in two years. with interest from date on de-
fcrred payments. good deed win be given, and
mortgage taken TO secure the purchase money. For
further particulars enquire of the undersigned at
Mount Vernon, Indiana
feb 23-2wd JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD.
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TENNESSEE OPPOSITION CONVENTION
This body concluded It's action in Nashville,
on Wednesday. Hon. Jno. Bell was recon-
mended as the candidate for the Presidency,
and Bailie Peyton and N. G.. Taylor were
chosen as Electors for the State at large
The resolutions are Union saving, against
direct taxation, and for a tariff
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Us Since the parade and drill of the
Montgomery Guards at indianapolis on the
22d, the Zouave uniform is getting popular.
The Fort Harrison Guards at Terre Haute
talk of adopting this uniform, and new
company is being raised in Indianapolis with
the design of wearing it. We presume the
Rockport company, being raised, will like
wise catch the fashion" Vive Ia Zouape.
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B6- Hon. John S. Newman, President of
the Indiana Central Railroad, has accepted
TIE Presidency of the Indiana and Illinois
Central Railway, and intends removing to
indianapolis and devoting all his time to
railroad matters. He has heretofore prac-
ticed law largely in Wayne county.
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Evansville wholesale Market.
les Reported to he Trade Exchange

SuIeN hepoFIed 70 NE If1lIe E.fcHdH9e.
FEBRUARY IS, 1860.
FLOUR-75 bbls superfine mt 90.
PoRK.-30, 900 lbs hams and shoulders,
packed, at 64@84.
WHEAT.-I40O bush red and white at
33iG1 35; 1000 bush prime red and
white at l 35.
CooPERAGE.-l75 whisky bbls at 95.
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Bsg@ Hon. w. e. NIBLAcK, NJ. C. from
this District, has sent US a package of DEM
ocratic speeches, for which we return our
ack acknowledgements.
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B'syA Relief meetings are being held in
various places in Kentucky, for the aid of
the sufferers by the Danville fire Many
of those burned out were widows who kept
boarding houses. Aid will be invoked of
the Legislature
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BSEs~ We understand that the scarlet fever
is becoming very prevalent in our city,
Parents should be careful of their children,
as the destroyer may invade their household
ut any moment
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Bg-The North Carolina Opposition Con-
vention nominated John Poole, of Pasquo-
tank, for Governor, by reclamation.
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BgE@ The Placerville (Cal.) Herald, tells
of strawhe at Placerville, on the 9th of
January, that were grown in the open air
and large as walnuts.
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B@-A charge of fraud against the Gene
raj Government having been made against
Speaker Newman, of the Tennessee Legis-
lature, that gentleman has resigned his po-
sition and started to Washington to demand
an Investigation of the charge. He denies
it, and says it was started by his enemies to
ruin him.
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neg. Four Democratic editors have been
killed in Vicllsburg during the course of a
few years Rather unhealthy, that Vicks-
burg
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eS-Read the card of Prot. Genung. He
brings here the best of testimonials, and
has had excellent success during the time be
has taught in Evansville.
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RAJ In the Rhode Island Legislature an
ACT has been passed making the 22d of Feb
ruary legal holiday instead of the lst of
January, as the law now provides"
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G6E~ A row occurred on The levee yester-
day between some deck hands Four men
had lively "set to, and battered one
another considerably
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aea.Mr. Markall of the Charley Botcen
has our thanks for late New Orleans and
ST. Louis favors.
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Rea.The Mount Vernon Adpoeate comes
to us in new dress, looking both neat and
substantial Success to it.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

DAILY Paper .;.;;...i.------' ....... q 10
- th 1t - -, Garrjers, ......-.... 10
Dy tIe wen S Sp's " .... 4 10
dTl-Me e ny A"l'i ........... :. 90
q g Clubs Of 1G or moTe.--..---..--..- w
as The privilege of yearly advertisers As limited
to their own immediate business IN hele own ile'
- an advertisements for the beneht OF other
nersons as well as legal advertisements ana aa'
t;sements of auction sales, and Advertisements WIN
he name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates
go No report, resolutions or proceedings "i any
corporation, society, association or pubic meeting
An v matter of limited OF individual interest can DO
inserted unlesss paid for as an advertisement
a. Contracts for yearly advertising VIII NOT be
unless an order that effect Is lett AT
the Office, and when discontinued ia less IMAM
wear, the price of the whole year VIII DE enareeu
Iished at the expense of the attorneys ordering,
NOT deayabIe for legal proceedings, but coiiocuioie
At our usual time. -,
sc Our terms for Job Work and transient adveT-
tisenents are CASH.
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B6- In the Fourth, Ohio, District, reso-
luton instructing its Chieago delegates to
go for the nomination of Gov. Chase, was
voted down. 1t is fair to presume that this
action was taken, from the inexpediency of
instructing for any candidate, especially at
so early a day.-CFn. Gaz.
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Be9. Thanks to WILL. II. WATSON, of the
Adams Express, for late newspapers.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 2s.-The following was

MONTREAL, Feb. 28.-The following was
received by the Agent of the Hungarian
last evening:
HARRINGTON, N. ST. Feb. 9th.
l arrived here in the Rahemian at nine
o'clock this morning. 0ul boat complete,
with the oars dashed to her, has been found
bottom upwards at Point Latour. Several
pieces of boats have been picked up off Cape
Sable. Goods are strewn along the beach
from Casket Island to around Cape Sable as
far East as Ragged Island. No more bodies
have yet been found. will proceed to the
wreck this evening. Signed,
CRAWFORD.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

For RENT.-The well-ftted up, and GEN.
trally located Business House, now occupied
by Fl. O. Babcock, No. 10, Main street.
Possession given March lst 1860. For
particulars enquire of CONVERSE CLEMENTS, at
Jewell, Newberry & Co.'S. feb22-Iwd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ G. GE.V'U.E'G, PROFESSOR
G/G of 5Iusic, Evansville, Indiana.
Instruction given on the Piano, Organ and Me-
lodeon, and in Vocal Music.
Ladies gentlemen wishing instruction may
leave their address at Tileston Bros Gallery No.
90 Main street. feb29-3td
g. ~ % n ~ a. TOB.A Geo.
~ II barrels different grades, Just received at
No 81 Main street, opposite Courthouse.
feb29 JAS. L. SPALDING.
TETE.4.-I.H II T.9E, E"OU.F-&
m Hyson and English Breakfast Tea, for sale
cheap at No. 81 Main street, opposite Courthouse
feb29 JAS. L. SPALDING.
KIF.N.Es TVKhESH TOB.z eco
II Just received at No. 81 Main street, opposite
Courthouse. [feb29I JAS. L. sPALDING.
a. CASES VERY FIVE
a Havana Cigars just received by
feb2g SORENSON 4 co.
Rn 6OXRS ST.AR CANDIES;
ebSD 40 boxes Cheese Hamburg;
gu packages Wrapping Irvine.
Received per steamer Goody Friends, by
feb2s SORENSON & co.
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"EE.N. q PKESTO.S; sS-yOLIs-
Ne SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE. First street, Ev-
ansVille, Ind. Merchants will always md IA full
stock of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats aud Caps, at
his House. which WILDE sold ON iair terms lsep2l
%NN.ARLRS y. B-EEE&, H'HOLks-
GSALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street.
oppesite Maghee & Coz, Evansville, Ind Orders
or Hardware promptly hlled at lowest Cincinnati
rices ian 20
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e. Candy Howe's Cough Candy, and a number
Of other pleasant remedies for Coughs-oftent limos
better than the more expensive and nauseating
medicines Mt II MAIN STREET
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|. O. ......AsA IsL
WHEELER & IGLEHARI,


Ell al Collection and Real Estate Agency. Office
on Third street. opposite the Court House.
Enquirer copy.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Jacob Sinzich & Son,
WHOLESALE BAKERS,
Dealers in
BOAT STORES,

T'Gfsr ST., bet. bfns Gnd sycamore.
WMeELL1sz III III. IKE, HI 'H-N't1
~ located the Northeast corner OF FIRST
and Sycamore Streets for the purpose OF repairing
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, Jewery'
&c, begs his friends and the public generally, To
call upon him, when satisfaction viii be guHrah-
teed. lahA-lSu
@1KaKEES .Hc50H.H'STO.R-, WHOLE
Y = sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in Cortlage, Nails, Glass, Co
ment Powder, Plaster Paris, &c, No. rs MAN
street, near the Canal Evansville, Ind febzS
0RR. USExELE q co., Watch
" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries and all kinds of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &C., &c Also, constantly on
hand full stock of Sash, Panel Doors &C., of all
sizes. apps
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SCHOOL FUyVD.--VO TECE-
~ Persons in arrears with interest upon Loan
of Common School and other Trust Funds, viii
please take notice that TO expenses and cost,
said interest must be paid at the County 1reasu-
soon. WILLIAM Ii. WALKER,
f0b.25d2w Aud Vanderburgh Go.
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AN " ~ n q n n.
% y The Habits of Good Society
A Life Struggle. By Miss Pardoe
Woman La Femme.) By hIishelet.
Edgar Poe and his Critics. +
AIison's EuroPe-Vol. 4th.
Poems. BY auihor of John Halifax, at
flI2Z DDREIT,& CON NNGT0Nig.
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Ky.Z sUKLKe DECXsTR
IL Just received, large and well selected ST.
of Family Medicines, imported by My PARTNEF
the EAST expressly for this market, all Of VII
are warranted to be strictly pure and FRESH.
N. S. THOMPSON Il CO.,
feb27 New Drug Store
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MD u IL ~" Nv a. FL UED
-Ab The Non-explosive Burning Fluid is ms
at the New Drug Store of
feb27 N. S. THOMPSON.
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TETO XLET II TGCL 3
AM In great variety, at the lowest price, at I
New Drug Store of
feb27 N. S. THOMPSON.
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TWVUHE PAR.VsTS, IND ~
II articles used by artists at the New DR.
Store of feb27l N. s. THOMPSON.
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NV % - tt CMET Boo
LII containing notes and papers Of value to
one but the owner. The finder will please lea
them in the care of Thomas Scantlin.
feb27 EDGAR DUNK
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/ am now in receipt of a full stock Of 81
rior Yarnishes, which win warrant to be n
of GUNS, and not of RosIN. e.4Eu
feb27 N. p. THOMPSON, Druggis
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RAO .nIXTURR.-
CIV If you want Cream of Tartar and Sc
entirely pure and at cheap prices, go TO
feb27 THOMPS0N'S New Drug St0r,
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-13

Messrs. HEALY & WARREN, west corner
of Main and First streets, have just received
the following new books from the publish
er, Robert NJ. Dewitt, No. 13, Frankfort
st-aAf Nauu York
"THE WooD- RANGERS or the Trappers of
Sonora. By Capt. Mayne Reid, author of
The Scalp Hunters Rifle Rangers white
Chief 'Hunters' Feast, 'Quadroon,' 'The
War-Trail, 'Osceola, the Seminole etc.
Beautifully illustrated, with original de-
signs"
GONE AND TwEXTY.-By the Author of
tWildfower,' 'The House of Elmore,' ETC."
JESSIE CAMERoN.-A Highland Story.
Ry The Lady Rachel Butler. First Ameri-
can from the Second London Edition"
Mr.. Dewitt is constantly issuing new
and interesting works from his prolific press.
Readers of light literature, who wish some
thing fresh, sparkling and tonic for summer
reading, will find the same at Healy &
Warrens in Mr.. Dewitts list of books.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-13

TERPsICHoREAN.-Mr. d. L. SHAW and
Daughters give Social Hop at Marble Hall
this evening, to which all who are fond of
tripping through the mazy dance, are re-
spectfully invited. The music will be of
the best quality, and everything will be
conducted in the most pleasing manner
Tickets Of admission, $l.OO, which will in
clude ice cream and refreshments
We understand that it is the intention of
Mr.. SHAW TO give series of these social
entertainments, to be held at the above Hall
every Friday evening during the season.
As these seanceS will be strictly private and
the company select, this will afford an op-
pOrtunity to admirers of this elegant amuse-
ment to enjoy if, and those desirous of
learning the graces to do so, without en-
countering the objectional features of the
public bail room. Webespeak for Mr.. Shaw
liberal patronage.
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CoLroN's GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD.

CoLToN's GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
No General Atlas ever published in this
country equals COLToN's in general accuracy
and mihuleness Of detail Maps hanging on
walls are soon defaced and become insight
ly, and for reference are inconvenient. The
Atlas form, solidly bound, has the advan-
tage in every respect, for the use of families
or the general student. We have here a
large and complete work, worthy place in
the library of every man OF intelligence and
general reading; in fact, it is a necessity.
The Agent, Mr.. Iluntington--now in this
county soliciting subscriptions-is worthy
and reliable man. who will furnish our citi-
zeus an opportunity of securing this vau-
able work. A description of it, its size and
price, will be found in our advertising col
umns. july13-1td