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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-18

'1'--19" OIaDAh HUh Plank HIUE~W AK
July 20, ls6l.-And now IL is hereby ordered aud
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
EvansViler that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or dining the west side Of Third
Avenue from Canal to Sixth Street IN said city,
cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought 10 tbs
proper grade, and that they cause "a sidewalk OF
class No. TO be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
-.-'...-.. p. BURKE, Clerk
Oiark,a ohana. nctohar "A. 1sal.
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CORPORATInN NnTICE-

R Or L A n K D H-'g T. K
September 7. 1s6l.-And now % is here ~ ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City 81
Evansville, that the Of all lots pats 81
lots fronting adjoining tho Wost side
Of Mary Street, between Franklin and seventh Ste.
ia said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 20 be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they II
sidewalk Of class No. 2 with ; OGDEN curb to hs
laid down thereon within thirty days from the pub
LEGATION Of this nrdnr p nuEEEs Ct@Hh
Cierkta Of1ca. Septernber ~. 1891. aaDI9-9W
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RIYER ANn REArHRR

PIFTsBUaa, October l7.-River feet 3
inches by the pier mark and falling slowly.
Weather cloudy.
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Court Notice,
STATE OF INDIANA,
lVandsFbuFgh County

an. M, -, v.vn,.nr. Court of Common Pleas
IA lE " 4E D C' of YaAderburg County
l'A"SStOui Sn O'unS january teTm.A. d. LSd2.
Francis 8. ]. Ronald and
JShn d. BraDt, partners
under she name and style attaebYasnt
OF Ronald & Brant
Gustayns G. Slaughter.
It appearing, by afidaYit on tile la the Office of
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the above
named defendant Is not a resident Of the State OF
Indiana. Notice of the tendency Of the above On-
titled action Is Therefore given TO said Gustavus
81 slaughter, and the same VIII stand for trial at
the next term of the Court Aforesaid, to be-
gun and held At the Court House, In the City OF
Evansville, In the County and State aforesaid, on
ths Ist Monday in January, A. D. 1894.
In sttestation whereof I, Louis Richter, Clerk Of
said Court, hereUnto subscribe my NAME this 2ad
da3 Of September, 1881.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
O. O. p v. Co.
Chandler Hynss Pits Atty. ssVt74 -sww
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RRBsERY-Rs PEcKEBs. III
Macfinn Nnfica-

~ 0TSCE rs MRRRBK GX1sEsN'
q y that on Friday the 18th day of Oct. 1851, ct
8 o'clock p. n election will be held at the old
school Presbyterian Church, Vine street, In the
city of Evansville, for the purpose Of electing Five
Trustees Of the Evansville Presbyterian Church.
SAH'L NJ. ARCHER, See'y.
oo4. l4th, 1881 did
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HERALpls aPEcIAL.

The assignment of General Mitchell in
place of Gen. Thomas to the command of
the troops at Camp Dick Robinson, in Ken
lucky, is much murmured at by the Ken
tuckians. General Mitchell may be quite
az efficient, but the people of Kentucky
know General Thomas and have confidence
in him, and are anxious that he should re-
tain the command.
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NEWS BY TELEGEz PHI.
ExolusivelY Coz the journal.
A FIGHT ON THE P0TOMA c.
TIMEs' SPECIAL.

TINES SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct I6.-This morning 6
detachment of / 900 men from the Massa-
chusetts 18th and Col. Geary's Pennsylvania
regiment, crossed the river at Boliver, and
attacked the enemy, 1900 strong. After q
severe conflict, the Union troops drove them
back from the river capturing 80 FOUNDER.
Our loss was six killed. The enemy's loss
is unknown. General Scott thought this
intelligence of such importance that he
called on the President to communicate it.
Letters read hero state that 5000 armed
rebels with twenty-five cannon are organic
ing in Accomac county, on the Eastern
shore of Virginia.
The United States steamer Louisiana,
which has been of Chincateague Island,
has captured a dozen schooners which had
no clearance papers. On the 9Th inst, two
launches sent TO capture rebel vessel in
shore, were fred on by q large force of
rebels and one of our men was wounded
The fire was returned and one or more
rebels killed. A shot from the rebel guns
burnt up the schooner.
Two hundred Marylanders who were in
the Ball Run fight, are believed to have
left Baltimore this week for Virginia to join
the rebels. 1t has long been known that
they were in Baltimore, but the new police
could not, and the old police would not,
identify them.
The Times special thinks the rebel army
has fallen back entirely from the lire of Ma
nassas and established a new line on the
west side of the Rappahannock with their
right resting on Acquia Greek, and their
left resting at the foot of the Blue Noun
tains. It is stated that the rebels have inter-
preted our preparations for naval expedi-
ton, as really covering contemplated at
tack on them at Acquis Greek. To meet
this, they have concentrated $4,000 or 49,
600 trOOns in that locality A+
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Fort RrG6gsr.-Col. Bridger, the proprte'
tor of "Fort Bridger," 30 famous in connection
with the history of tho Mormon disturbances set
tied In the vicinity of Salt Lake in 1885, and has
since greatly distinguished hiaslf hunter,tra
per, trader and guide. In an interview with Gov.
Cumming, on the advance of the army to Utah. he
stated to him, that some years since, while pursu-
ing the buffalo, he had discovered an Immense
rock Of pure crystal, through which the SUMS rays
were reflected with all the ,gorgsOusness Of the
most magnificent rainbow, but that he had
lost the place and had never been able to discover
1t. Hoohand's German Bi tiers, which can be dis
covered In the store of any druggist or dealer In
medicine, will positively cure Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Loss Of Appetite, &C., and will almost
restore to the old all the vlgor of their youthful
DAYS. oct15d1w
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Home Knit Socks.
N LuRRGE STOCK or COGJN~T4 n
ell Knit Seeks on hand, worth from % cents to
81 ceues at eQaAPKER IL BUSSINQS,
auRR9 No.4s Main sETesst
WRRKER Pc W.DEB,
% In IN and "a csnisteSs-5 cases last Fecsiy-
ed and foZ sale By 8. n. GlLEERT CO.,
sug7e No. 4 syeakaors Strsst -
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POST OFFICE.
TAKm NOTICE

DERsoN DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS at sseh prices as will be Of an adj
vantage 20 the1nsslFes, would DO we'll 20 give
ELLIOTT BR0e. CALL az they make II
Tu1s 10 sell at hand SzBes pgSoSs.
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The Rrs@ssss SEsssSsF Of Fhs age, Dc
the discovery of q perfect cure for the Rheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia, and the pernicious eff
feots OF Mercury. which Is effected without any
Inconvenience, or the use OF internal medicines
We are satisfied as TO its adaptation to those here
tofore incurabls con- plants. and take pleasurs In
calling the attention OF readers to the adTer-
tisement In another column Of paper, Of DR..
LeIsnd's Anti Rheumatic Band. oc3-d&w1m
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ORe Of fEss HsOsg ErsUGIsssts GSa at TIE
same time most troublesome nd painful diseases
that attend the human hesh, Ia the Fever and
ARue For long time the medical world have
been continually bringing forth numerous specifics
for It's permanent cure but all without effect. DR..
J. Hostetter. experienced aud celebrated physi-
clan, has succeeded In furnishing the public with
valuable preparation for the cure Of Fever aud
AKue. The steady and increasing demand lately
made for the Bittsrs and the universal success at
tending its use, have made for 1t reputation
surpassed by any specific Of the kind. For the
cure Of Fever and Augue. Dr.. Hostetter's Celebra-
ted Stomach BItters must and should claim
periority over any other preparation extant.
For sale BY all Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. octI6dIw
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Honoe Knit Sooks-

ChAndler Hynss Pi'fs Att'y. ssVtz4 sww
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
ORDER ION PIANK aTDB.wAGK

Clerks ONCE, octoberI4, 1851.
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IF YOU WANT CHECKS, STRIPES AND
F4clzangs Is youE own prices, so 70
ELLIOTT BROS,
No 139 Main Street
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Southern Congress.

MosTGOMERT, Friday, Feb. 10, 1901.
Congress has appointed Committee Of Six 10 make
suitable arrangements for the reception and inaugura-
ton on Monday next, which takes place at ! o'clock
that day.
The Chairman stated that he had received commu-
ncaton relative to the purchase Of vessels for the Pro-
ysional Government. Referred.
Mr.. Fearn presented letter relative TO a new pro-
iectie, which has been approved by scientific military
men. Referred.
An official copy of The Texas Ordinance Of Secession
was presented, with the credentials OF the Deputies,
only one Of whom has arrived.
Objection was made TO s reception on the ground
that the ordinance wss not yet ratified.
The delegate present, Mr. Gregg, was invited TO a
seat in the Convention
The Congress then went into secret session, during
which an act was passed to continue in office the officers
connected with the collection OF the customs at the tine
Of the adoption Of the Constitution Of the Confederated
States with salaries and powers as heretofore provided
the compensation Of any ofthem shall not exceed p 900
per annum. Collectors required TO execute the
same bonds as heretofore and subordnate to give
bonds one week after the Collector. Officers are re-
quired to take an oath discharge all their duties faith
fully, and to support the Constitution of the Provisional
Government
resolution was adopted TO continue in Office unlefs
otherwise ordered the several officers connected with
the collection of the duties, until the let Of April, and
the Secretary Of the Treasury instructed to report
pan 70 90 into effect on the lst Of April diminishing
the expenses Of collecting the revenues in each Custom
House at least fifty per centum.
The injunction Of secresy was removed from both
these measures.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

DIPAETURE or REoRUITs.-One hundred and hity
recruts left Governors Island yesterday, by tho steam
sn Daniel Webster for the reinforcement Of The Let
and "a regiments Of artillery, on the Texan frontier
The men were undes command Of Capt. s. X. Dawson
Of the L., artillery. The Daniel Webster will land at
Brazos or IndianolA. Our ship reporter puts the
number Of men at 20. Our army reporter makes the
following statement On "wednesday orders were Issued
from the head quarters of the army IN this city, direct
ing Major Holmes to prepare three companies OF United
States soldiers for the Florida forts, Capt. Meiggs
who recently arrived from Fort Tsylor al For' Jefer
con having expressed desire for reenforcements TO
work the extra ordnance brought by hin TO the latter
place. The Government had already chartered the
steamer Daniel Webster 10 convey the troops who en-
barked yesterday in charge OF three commissioned OFF,
eers The men are chiefly reeus not having been yet
assigned 10 companies or regiments. About fifty Of
them will be sent " Fort Taylor the remainder, arti-
lersfs 70 Fo,t jefferson. Majo Arnolds company Of
artillery detached from Boston has also been added TO
the garrison az Toriugas iJeherronl Of which Capt.
Meiggs has now sosr command. considerable guam
tiy Of ordnance materials and such stores garrsons
generally need most a. well all the baggage knaI
SACKS musktts and small aI1ns, alec on board the
ves,el. flying rumoI that the men were bound for
Charleston il utterly groundesf. The Webster an
chored'at Quarantine account oi the weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
From California.

FosT KE,RSEY, Thursday, Feb. IA, lS6l.
The Pony Express with San Francisco dates TO tlis
Both Of January passed here at O'Clock this evening
The following summary Of news for the Associated
Press is furnished by this arrival;
SAS FRANCISCO, Jan. 3O--3;4O ?. m.
Since the last express the extensive dry goods es-
tablshmeut Of n. Austin q Co. has been attached for
debts of about $4,000 which viii probably wind
it up. 49,
The work on the New-Almaden Quicksilver Mines
has been resumed.
The attempted caucus of the Douglas Democrats on
the United States Senatorial question has failed Inc
tendency of parties still favoIs coalition between the
Republicans and Northern Douglasites the one side,
and between the chiyalry wing OF the Dougiasltes
and the Breckenridge Democrats on the other, thus
reducing the Legislature to two parties Of about equal
strength. With the latter coalition, Gen. Denver
stands the best chance, while the Republicans and
Northern DonRlasites giving divided support to
Messrs. Randolph, Curry and McDougall, with poor
prospects of harmonizing either
Several bills have been introduced in the Legislature
grautiDgto individuals the right TO construct horse rail
ways through the streets of San Francisco.
The bark Daniel Webster brings adyices from Kama
gawa japan, to December %. Her cargo consists OF
tea, coffee, arrow root, wax, honey, lacquered and
porcelain ware
The ship Coquimbo, from Hong Kong, October a.
for San Francisco, had put into Banagawain in eaky
condition
Business at Kanagawa was at stoud still. Teas
and silks the only articles purchased for export
at reasonable prices.
1t was thought that the Russians who bad been
waiting many months wonld get treaty, though not
such a az was desired
Arrived 2ath bark Daniel Webster with $50 Chinese pass
enseT, 2h Psm.r' from Rio de J,neiro with 2ooo bags
OF Coffee bah Eed from Bordeaux Oth shp Ocean Tee
graph, from he~Nori and ship benjamin Howard, from
Manila
Sailed 18th ships Garnet, for Cslss Hsn, for Cork with
l4Oo ,aci, Of wheat, 21h Morning Light, for Liverpool with
70 90 sacks Of wheat.
The ships Weboo and Aurora chartered to take about 1900
tuns Of BreAdstuis to Liverpool
CoxsEHoAI-Ereme dullness prevails In every branch Of
trade except domestic produce THERE'S disposition pureha-e
imported articles eIcep, to supply the daily consumption,
with change whatever In prices The Domestic Produce
uade limited for want Of supplies prices ore hrn s former
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Virginia Convention.

RICHMoSD, Va, Friday, Feb, H. 1861
In the Virginia Convention, the Southern Commis-
soners were invited to-day 10 address tho Convention
on Monday.
Mr.. Conrad offered resolution TO appoint Commit
tee 70 whom shall be referred all Federal matters
Adopted.
Mr. Wilson introduced a resolution, that the Virginia
Commissioners TO the Peace Congress be requested to
report whether in their opinion any result acceptable TO
Virginia may be expected from the deliberations OF thai
bOdyl
Mr.. Clemens objected. Las oyer.
Mr.. Wyatt NJ. Elliott of The Whig Iyas elected priD-
ter without oPPositiOn.
Mr.. Wise brought to the notice Of the Convention
tMr Stuars resolution in the Senate relative to RASH
advised persons contemplating an invasion Of Wash
ington He vindicated himself from such motive, and
asked Mr.. Stuart to explain his resolution
Mr.. Stuart disclamed the remotest reference to Mr.
Wise in this resolution.
Mr. Wise then read letter hom two citizens Of
Staunton. detailing a conversation with Mr. Stuart,
who had assured them that object contemplated in
the Convention was TO remove Gov. Letcher and put
Mr. Wise in his place, and that Wise was aware Of H..
Mr. Stuart replied, he had only mentioned it as n
COMMONPLACE rumor, attaching no Importance to it,
Mr.. Wise emphaticaly denied any knowledge Of such
an extraordinary project till he received that letter
In closing his speech, Mr. Wise said if the Common
wealth ever submits 10 Black Republican rule, he
would turn from her and beg some sister Common
wealth to come and save the mother.
The galleries applauded and proposition was made
10 clear them, but was withdrawn. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Naval Matters-GOvernme Bonds.
Special Dispaieh 70 The n I. Tribune.
Enh 1881

BoSroS Friday, Feb. -, 1861.
Private letters from the African Squadron report the
Constellation San Jacinto, Mohcan and Portsmouth at
Loando, Dec. 10. The Mystic was daily expected from
st. Helena. The Sumpter was cruising. Suspicious
vessels were scarce They are, probably, frightened
at recent captures The squadron is short Of officers
and men, The Constellation would sail on the 10Th for
S. Helena and the San Jacinto on the 18th cruise
The Governor to-day signed the bill to authorize the
Treasurer to indorse Government bonds for s2OW,WO
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Negro characterization Of BOSTON
10 senator EritteDden.

BOSTON, fIldhl. rtO iot looi'
quite fully attended Convention Of coored people
was held here last night in Stella Martins Church,
called in anticipation Of attempt to dranchise aud
drive them from the country. AN appeal to the people
OF Massachusetts adopted asking aid and proec-
tion.
The Common Council have concurred with the Board
Of Aldermen in resolution inviting Senator Crttenden
70 visit Boston after the adjournment Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Friday, Feb. -, 1861
In the House to-day the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
bp passed third reading and will probably finally
pass tomorrow.
TIE Communication Tunnage tax Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad II on its second reading, and fierce discus
zion is progressing. There is q steady majority at
every stage.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
uAEBOR.MssrNRs.
red the following IN the Senate on

MIR. Grant offered the following in the Senate on
Thursday evening:
R,oted That Committee of Three be sppoisod By The
Chair with power TO end FOR persons aud pap. to
the chsrgos OF oce Agns certain harb9 Mas
New York and that ZACH Committee rspoSt 70 the see1s
In secret session -.
Mr.. Grant, in urging the adoption Of 6s re.oi1tion
stated that shipping merchant within afeW days hsd
been compelled to pay S5 to procure ofrth ior bis
fhip. Mr.. Truman thought where charges were made
mittee should be raised to give gentlemen IN oppor-
tm!ity to make their charges good. The subject was
laid over
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Union Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. H., 1861.
A Committee Of working men has been appointed
10 make arrangements for the Union Convention TO be
held here on the odd of February.
Delegates intending to participate requested to
notify j. w. Van Houten by telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
North CaroIima Legislature.

hkIkIGIiI T IIulII y VU' I'Ii '''
The Senate finished the Military bill to-day and
made many amendments TO it. The adyslorem TAX
bin from the House was also discussed, and more
railroad bills passed Several important bills are yet
70 be perfeeted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

At tie examination Of the FraminghaIi Normal
School recently President Felton Of Harvaa College,
and others made addresses The President ,sys cor
respondent proved to be A" sound on the goose" by
historical and philosophical defence of ttst animal He
sroke in strong terms Of the serious escs ofsiee pens
teir tendency TO inure or paryze ne nerves OF the
Sad proof Of this influence had come under his
own knowledge His predecesgor DIR. Walker, and at
lesst sixof his aeqnanances had received permanent
injury from the habi'ual u5H Of steel pens
Sir Benjamin Brodic underwent the operation for
extraction Of cataract from the right eye on Monday,
two weeks since Favorable reports were given Of the
progress after operation Up to THURSDAY afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
Marine IBIS aster.

BosToN, Friday, Fec. IL, 1861.
The brig Csrliere, from New-York for Cork, was
Abandoned al sea 9d ult. Crew takeh of and brought
here by ship Thacher MagonI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

THE wraTHrB-There were very few arrivals yes
terdsy Tie wind wac from y. T.. with rAini al .
m. it suddenly shifed around by the souihward 10
W. and from thence back 20 y. r. Last night th' shl
Wa Hawk for Liverpool, another ship one barb, and
lree bgs were a, anchor at the s W. Spit, outward
bound. The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt Miner,
for Brzos, with L. S. trooIs anchored in Quarantine.
The telegraph at Sandy Hook a. sunset reported the
wind from north ani no uwardbound vessels in sight
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

KASsA. RlLnr.-The following letter wss Gent Ia
W. T.. Abbott, esq Of Syracuse. ~ j., by lady now
residing and suffering in kansss:
Dg.E sui take the liberty of addressing you THE time"
and inornIs YOU Of he ~ .fGr In this county Nheh
lived In : svruc, vou Knew MS = =; my naiu
sp nam, wsi - D. would say 20 you that We are destl
te Of h. n.r>ahe, of life ,ac provbions and clothing
d are Compelled solicit Ad nom other pare OF TIE coGh
Try and thcse hsv, friends tas, feel that under u. e
cn,sn &C, they have the privilege II kns thtm ioF ha l
ns or tine great need Aud know nr you t. be man
nobs and fe.lgs appeal you Iepon,y LOT ss,
ln IN getting some p o.
and clothing r his neigh toLood FOR Eu,t snner Hi
ore un e ohtSin rsAtC We need potatoes ioI ICED
md esy jane aid unless We csh ger
through friends whom Rave sDo~E ID former DAY NheI
,il looi I'D Nv, shEl be destitute shOthei y-si
a. ever kIo eo1l ed tt.a AID Lon a. paris Many
have hseu very ibeta tnd midst share aud dWde %
opr a. we ksv Inythitr divide. % disribote 'nch hs
yoG nav ,sn1 60 thoff who most petd .,
Itub.yrihe mysef yolTs, Ts,pecuuliy' = r.
LriiTgLg, Kansas, lct. ., i60 ~.
The foregoing letter describes the condition oi noe
snds in the State of Kansas who are to-day snnerng
meet intensely the ag0nies Of hunger amid the Iehe
Trance of earIv associations and old friends. As t9s
poor woman req uesi of Mr.. Abbott et every one Who
symyathzes with the sufferers use their influence 70
procure help. LET us not weary in weli-dolng.
Send contributions of money direct 10 John r. WI.
iiams, Metropolitan Bank, N. Y; send bunS's Of
clsiijng 10 The Room, No. % Coorer Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

BARON louGs, Jan. 90.
The Convention organized af,ers ferven,
PRAYER was offered
Ex-t'overnor Morton var elected President.
He wa conducted to tie chair. and made the
customary speech Of thanks lie ADVISED calm
nees and frmne IN their de, erminaticns
A committee ut Is was af,pointei to report
articles tyr the seeessi"n al i.ou,ssnA from III G
Federal Union. several y ans we're offered.
Ihc South Carolina snd Al4bssna C,msniss-
toner's were invited 10 seats in the Lsgisla-
ture.
The Chair Tan OF the Convention moved the
Committee II Is to report the secession orli-
nance p-morrOw
The Committee on Rules reported tho fo.
lowing officers necessar; IN addition 10 the
President and Secretary: Assistant Secretary
Door Keeper. Warrans Clerk. nd a sui able
number If enrolling and transferring clerks.
committee al three was appointed To wait
Oh the Commissioners from South Carolna aud
Alabama.
The Convention adjourn till 10 clock to-
morrow