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Secessionists ask us grayely sometimes,
allow do you expect to maintain the
Federal authority in Tennessee, when we
are OpposGditd You {" The answer 10
this question " i'm boIshaped Just IS their
own cohdudt demands The Federal
Government, representing at least 2?,-
OOO,QOO Of free white citizens, is deter.
mined tohold Tennessee and make il the
home of loyal people, lf Che people Of
Tenhcssee win be the friends and sup
porteFs OF the Government they will be
Admitted INFO a FUN participation. of all
its blessings, just as they have been
heretofore. But if any portion of them
continue TO show their disloyalty they
will as certainly be driven out Of the
Stats and have their prNperty confscAied
TO the use of the General GOVERNMENT; as
that tho Federal Government has the
power and the right TO innict such pun
ishmeht. Rebels need not hatler lhem-
selves on account OF. some temporary
indulgence that they arr regarded as
indisbSnsdblS 70 ihe,eSistence Of the Re-
public WeIean exile the Rebel citizens
of this State, and IN a few years have it
populated more deusel than oyat The
treatment which rebels shall receive de-
ponds entirely on their own conduct. If
they be loyal We will recognize them as
Jeilo'0- citizens Il they persist in being
disloyal, they win assnredly be driven
in disgrace from a State whom their pre-
sence would dish6nor. There Ara few
men who ate now opposing all schemes
OF eoniiscation in Congress, but the inap-
ence of these cavaliers is diminishing ey-
cry day; and if disloyal men delay
much longer 70 aid the Government in
putting down tile rebellion, they win
suffer its heaviest penalties The idea
that any Government viii be foolish
enough 10 tolerate kppwipgly enemies in
its bosom is too absurd to be entertained
by any one aRd 1t may be as Welt
yes, gpod deal hqtier-1be ditmiascd.
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Blue Laws Of Virginia.

To read the miserable papers puhlished
ID Richmond, one might suppose That All
the blgotry and intolerance which had
ever existed in this country had been
confined to the, precincts Of New Eng
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\ - The postageA stamp had its origin ia
London onthe 10th of ganuary, 1840, and
for ten years Bugland slene Ehitde use Of
it, France s.dopted lie On. the' LIST 6G
.Januaryy1 $40; the -Four ana Paxes Office,
,intFoduoeditlintO GetmARyiin' the isuArI
1880 .aAditisuow in use IN 60 cdunifies
in Europe,9 in'lAfriea, a5 In Asia, so hi
America, and 10 in Oceania: About so
postage-stamps may. be counted in the
zpsnitednaStates salohei rNahi 1Dieilan 8
Land posseseslits.c wni also Hayti; Natal
Honolulu, and LibefaJ si' Be- sissest a'-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-24

The tostlh,Jhyi bf iGpatlisl history
will nlske SrErHEE ~ Slays Cinfedegaqy
stink IN the Rbstrils of p0sterity, and the
cabalistic letters q. s. AVN il al cpm
ing tiasBe Iaterbtelsd, The C5uiederaie
Skunkof Africa y IT, '-a F.
Halfth energy. which traitoy8, lave
displayed il cAerted blythe Loyal WOULD
before ails have swept tlsEebellioh %
destruction. "
Fewer proclamaupns and orders, End
more fighting would add greatly to che
credit Of thsnational armaes a4'af,.
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Military Lenohss.

-~-Ihere.i s-no-deahL-lhat-aa aBsav-is-af--
nicted with horde Of officers Of various
grades, from Generals down to Lieutcn.
ants, who are nothing but bloodsuckers,
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Rock IIor.s CKxEK. sis. April 6 Ieee
Correspondence Of The 81. Louis Democrat says
the advance guard of our army, under Gen. Custer
haus. encamped at this poin. last evening, having
marched 20 miles from their old camp at Cross TIN.
bcrs The people in this vicinity are mostly Union,
there being but three Secessoniss here on the road
from Cassyille TO Flat Creek.
stopped with good Union man las; night and
found several OF lis ncghbors present all anxious to
be informed whether our army YVES going 70 leave
them 10 the tender meroies Of tho sssionists. They
said no money could hire them 20 -aduTo the consiati
annoyance submitted to last s. amer.
They were obliged to i 20 their families and
crops suffering, and shelter ihomse,e, ior weeks ~
get ont Of the reach Of the l.ebols.
Bands Of outlaws frequently came down from
Cas-yii-, snd would rob Union men ol everything
in the house, blankets bacon, Sc.
IT they caugh, the owner, he would be taken to
Cas.ye Gnder d strong guard. In consequence Of
the uncertainties Of the fure and the unsettled state
Of the country there are bu, few making any prep
ara,on. TO put in crops. Farms are laid waste and
fences burned up along the road. snd Union men are
discouraged.
The secessionisi. have mostly gone South with
tAeir negroes. Some Union men have no. only
abandoned the idea Of making crops. bu, getting
their wagons out intending TO forsase all and emi.
crate TO place Of safety.
The wounded are doing well as Cls'ille. The
Cour-house and al the prominen, stores are being
used n. hospitals, il being 4 fortunate circumstance
for them that the owners OF the principal buildings
have stsmpeded the town.
On ,he Both ole. expedition. consisting Of
cavalry snI two mountain howiIrers rccopnoitered
the country about Huntsville.
AZ the After place it was found that force Of
Rebel cavalry, whom we intended 10 bag, had made
good ther retreat.
The ang planted By Gen. Curtis at Kittsvill, was
ruihiessly torn down, but recently brought IA,
and when last seen was floating over The Provost
Marshals Office at Ca..ville.
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hs funersi Tuesday 18th inst at o'clock al his Late
rpsidance No Hudson streak

his funers on Tuesdsy. 18th inst, at O'Clock at his Late
residence, No. 3el Hudson street.
Mercer jsuncsy r,ic Of the lsssjsS.. W J.nncsy
The from her Green 20
on Tuesday 18th ins-, at II O'Clock N.
Chicago papers please copy
Kenmore wife Of William J. Kenmore, and daughter Of
Andrew Barrett, in the 2Tth year OF her age
LOWERRE-At West Farms on Tuesday, April l3, Samuel
w Lowsrre, in the 74th year OF bis age
Notice of hi funeral will be given in to-morrcws papers
MOFFAT-On Friday morning, April II, William D. moras,
NJ. D. in the 45th year OF his age = H. cr
as invited to attend the funeral this day lMondayh AZ
o'clock, from No. ia Fifh avenue.
MYERS - At Fordham Saturday mornins' Ap1ii ~ a.
Margaret h., daughter Of the late o r. myers 'A ~
grand daughter Of the late james Bsthgsie ,,.-.,
The friends of the family invited to attend nI p ,il
from her late residence, Monday afternoon y "o''
without further notice. -
McDOUGALL-On Friday April II. Hance b. MEpouss" NC QUE
youngest Of Matthew aud Susanna McDousan' sse'
The relative. and end. of the family invited to attend
the funeral No 80 wes Twenynnth 'treeI Oh 'i0ha'
l4th inst, at 2 O'Clock.
MoILRoY-A LAFAYETTE on Saturday April 12 Of scarlet
fever. Miles Chambers second cor s John and SiaFy Ann
TN mciroy aged years month lSe lo esy; a,b f,om .bs
residence Of his parents at Lafayee Friends are iuVi'eo
without further notice.
MsDERyoTr wisss on Saturday T. @oInag
aged 80 years
M0RTON-on Saturday, Ays 1s Mr.. Maria Morton in the
MURRY--In williamsburg on Friday April H. OF consump
,on. Michael Mury nstve Of Fintend County Tyrone,
| Ireland.
EELSON-Tn Brooklyn, Saturday April IL. Thomas g.
Nelson OF toe firm Of llobrook Nelson aged 81
Tho friends of tho family invited to attend his funeral
on Monday the 18th inst. at O'clock from the First Pros
byterian Church, Henry street.
ORPIS--At Mosans Wes.ohester County, "Wednesday
afternoon April William Oriin aged s. years. 10 month
\ and 20 days
sCUDDER-In thi. city, Friday April IL, .ter long an
severe illness Mary A. the wife OF George d. scudder
! tho 39th year OF her sge
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THE SEARCH FOR THE VERMONT.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
The steamship Baltic, Capt j. j. Comsiock, ar-
rived yesterday from cruise in search Of the mics
lug United States ship Vermont. She learned a,
Bermuda that The Vermont in good condition,
and had proceeded on her WAY to Por Royal.
The steamers Bermuda and Herald, under Engli,h
colors, were loading az bermuda for Naisan, or TO
rim the blockade OF some Southern port the cargo
for these steamers being brought from England in
sailing yesses and then transferred to the steamers,
one Of which had lately left that port.
Under tire impression that The Baltic was IN armed
vessel, notice was served upon her TO depart In
twenty y-four hours.
The following yesses are al 81. Georges, BernGda
Bal. Wh.siI-ni =. 4. : Hunter, ami Euphrstes brig
I.ofaus scIr. o. II. Booth.
The American schooner Passport Norton, from Palermo
out no dsy. with fruit and birthstone bound 10 New-lotk
u, into Hamilton leasy, In distI.i having experienced
snccession Of gales snd hurricane. Tor b. tsys
The Baltic brings II sea en OF the lost slp Ocean
Monarch, rcceyedst BerMuda from the o. II. Booth.
We are indebted t. Purcer Allen for fayors.
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FROM GEN. FREMONTS DEPARTMENT
"A BRISK SKIRMlSH NEAR MONTEREY.
THE REBELS SEVERELY CHAsTIsED

wnErIIso, Va, April i3 1861.
To n, Hon. z. NJ srAsfoS. Secretary 81 bar.
dispatch Just received from Gen. miiroy' VI
Monterey under date of yesterday states as ioo"s'
"The Rebels, about one thousand strong, WIN
cavalry companies and two pieces oil artine'y'
attacked my pickets this morning about ~ si0'"'
and drove them some two miles,
"I sent out re-enforcemepts consisting oil iwo com
panies Of the 75,h Ohio, two companies oi '"e ~
Virginia two companies Of the sd Ohio one gun o'
Can't. IIyman's battery, and ono company oi caVa
~. all under Major Webster. The skirmisnihg "a'
brisk for short time, but the Rebels were put u
flioh. with considerable loss.
The casualties on our side were three men OF lne
18th badly wounded. The men behaved nobly.
JOHN c. FREMONT, MsjOI'Gensrti Co'nHa4a.s'
Intelligence has just arrived that transportation
long since asked for this Department has a' last beer
ordered; also that re-enlorcements under Gen
Blcnker are coming up--when and what number II
not stated
telegram from Gen. Schenck, District OF Cum
berland, gives II rumor that the Rebel Cen Jack
ron has ordered bis Green Brier force, 900, t
Mooriield. They aie not yet in sight
Gen. Milroy, at Monterey, reports organized band
Of thieves and murderers, under commissions frou
Ex-Gov. Letcher, in that vicinity. and bis promp
measures to exteIminAte then.
Gen. Cox sends encouraging news from the Kama
wbs, but speaks of bottomless roads, rivers owe
the banks and week of terrific storms.
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DIED.

rv,r,v ,bi. eiiy on Saturday morning April H. IN the
f triumph of faith IN Chrisl Mrs Samantha Beman aged
- yeai, 2 uonihs and y days 40,
lFATV-At Bergen, n. J.. Friday evening Aprii III, Of
rr.f ever Aiir.d Florence infant son OF Henry D. and
Arrir T. Rearh .so1 year aud II days -
HiRD-lu th, city .uddeny, Saturday morning ApFh H.
iT t'iin MI, city on Saturday morning, April IL, Mary
Ann Butler wiie Of Tncina. Butler. aged a years
If'ENFIJ-Iu WiliamsbuTyh on fndsy, April III. James
the h oyed son Of job, ard Ca,hsne Buno's aged years
cSnNWsII-on Seventh day, i,h month. 2,h waiter A,
son Of sd phese jams Cromwell In the ll year o
ne f,,i rlI be b,ld Il Friends MEETING House at Pur
.l. on s.,ond dAy 18th at II O'Clock q Carriages
viii sys he 81 train a. White Plains. Harlem Railroad
eOopFR-On Sunday April ~. Eben h. infant son oil
gb.re1-r l.. aud EiNabstL looper, aged months
Tf, ffts are resIrctigly iuvcd 10 attend the luheie
rr,r no Ia Wen Thirty si1h stIs on Monday apul H.
At g.
DAIroS A, Wesries,.r on Sunday morning, April 10 In
H. aeth wear Of hsr age Hannah secor wife OF Geofgc
Dalton, and daughter Of Chs' A. seeoi. ,., a.. ,..,l
Tile isud. and relatives are ius.d TO attend he iuh,fa
from ,ary Church Turfday 18th inst " u O'Clock III
D,JoEoP-A, s,.ple'on Staten Island. on Friday night
Apr Julius EdH ard Of Louis and Constance DeJonsc
aged mpulh,
DELANEY - In thi, city, on Friday April II. tranci'
DELANEY native of BaJ Jsnnsu. County Cofh. Ireland, IN
tbs 2Hh year OF his age.
DECKFR-In Brooklyn. on Thundsy, Apnl io' Charles
Decker In the 18th year OF his age
ELY-In Brooklyn NJ ", on Saturday morning april H.
Knens A. vile Of Giles s Ely. and daughter Of the late
Robert Hoe n ts s JIa sIr q, s@s "n, are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Monday it inst st z O'Clock
from her late residence No 2l Jay street Brooklyn with
out further invitation.
Goblin brooklyn, Saturday morning April H. James
Gold aged ~ years
WLLOn Sunday morning April 49, Jonathan Hull aged IS
T6s Ts.sfs, sui Gi:ua, Of tbs family Gs invited 10 attend
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FROM BERMUDA.
THE 4. :. SHIP yERMoST-yEssELs FITTING
our TO RUN THE BLOCKADE.

OuT TO RUN THE BLOCKADE.
The steamship Baltic Cspt. J. j. Comstoek, from
cruise in search Of the missing L. S. ship Vermont
via Bermuda, sh ns,., arrived at ,hs port yesterday
She learned at bermuda that the Vermont waa IN
good condition, and had proceeded on her way 20
Port Royal.
The steamers Bermuda and Herald, under English
colop, were loading at Bermuda for Nassau, or to
run the blockade at come Southern port-the cargo
for the steamers being brought from England in sall-
INC vessels and there ,ran-hipped in The steamers,
one of which had lately left that port.
The American schooner Passport, Norton IRON
Palermo. out lO days, with cargo of fruit and
birthstone, bound for Newior put IN TO Hamilton
leaky and in distress, having experienced Sncce'-
sion Of gales und hurricanes for 80 days.
Tie Baltic brngs II seamen from The iost shp
Occan Monarch received on board from the schooner
Oliver II. Booth, a, Bermuda.
Under the impression thai the BalIie was "n armed
ve,tel. notice was served upon her 10 depart IN ~
hours.
tn. E,llowinr yersels were OF 81. Georges
Hafk, Wheatand r. A. >. Hunter, EupAstes ORG h'''"'
and schooner o. H. Booth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY.
FURTHER FROM TEsE mERRIMAC
WASHINGTON. April I3. 1860

WAsHiNoToN, April I3, 1862.
repor, from Gen. Wool TO the Secretary Of War,
at o'clock 2. m., states that all is quiet, and the
weather fine. The last dispatch received at 81 p. III.
il TO the following effect:
To the ~ =, 2. NJ STANTON. Secretary cf Var:
Tho Merimac has not made her appearance to-day.
Her object think, is simply to prevent any inter
ference with the re-eniorcemcnts being made from
Norfolk to Yorktown.
Two deserters came in last evening from the Rebe
camp, who reported constant ie-enforcemens to ihe
Rebels from the direction Of Richmond and the Rap
pahsnnock. JoHN +. Wool, MsJor-General.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

try il, by direction Of the President OF the on"eo
States, dismissed from the service to take ehec' oep
18th, 1861.
THE PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATIONS
The recommendation of the President IN Ms recent
Proclamation was generally observed in the cnurcne'
to-day.
GRADUAL EMANCIPATION.
The President has approved the joint resolution
suggested by him. declaring the United States ought
to cooperate with and afford pecuniary aid 70 any
State which may adopt the gradual aooiishmen' o'
Slavery.
THE DISTRICT ABOLITION BILL.
The District Of Columbia Abolition bill Will prop
ably bc laid before the President for action OIL
Monday.
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY.
The Military Committee of the House have ma
tured report and bill for a National cemetery III th,
District of Columbia. Colonel Willis of New-York
who has had much experience in the cemeteries o
TIC country, has been called before the Committee
Representative Dunn will make the report.
CORRECTION.
Elijah Ward, and not Mr. Wood voted against h
bill abolshing Slavery in the District of Columbia
the latter not being in Washington. This correc iol
Is necessary in consequence of typographical erro
in the Yeas and NAYS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
THE WOUNDED AND PRISONERS OF THE
PITTSBURG LANDING BATTLE.

LorissiLLh n.y., APrii io ioot
The steamer Minnehaha arrived here to-day with
about 240 wounded from Pittsburg Landing, whereof
one-fourth are Rebes.
wounded officer reports that George W. John.
son Provisional Governor of Kentucky, had his
horse shot under him Sunday while acting on
Breck'nridgcs Staff, and was himself killed on Mon
day when fighting i'll Stees company of the dth
Rebel Kentucky Regiment.
CsrRo, Saturday, April H. 1G62
The steamer Woodford, from Pittsburg, arrived
here to-day, with 200 to 300 prisoners from that
place. Sbe also brough. down the body of Gen.
Wallace.
The report that Gen. Prentiss had escaped is un-
true.
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JAFF. DAVIS TO TAKE TIE FIELD.

BALTIMORE, Saturday. April H. 1862
On Monday JEFF. Davis addressed some wounded
soldiers and said he intended 10 share their fate on
the next battlefield, and come veal or woe he would
be with them; and whatever might betide, whether
victory Or defeat ensued Of one thing he assured
them" the cause is safe We u conquer in the ond.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Result OF NEw.YoRK Town MEErISGs.-
Niagara Coinfy-Cambris II. W. Nichols; Hstsnd, VIM.
Morssn; Porter j. L. Fowler Royalton. II. w. Briggs
sonr,sst George n Sv sim Wilson, Turs Outwster-ke.
prblican, Lockpor. Jane, Jactson ir Newfsne John
McCoIn,n; Niagara Fall, J. H. Trott Pendleton Hartman
Rchsrd. Whesideld z. Sehmeck Lewiston ia tie. Demo
Gratis g. -. ,., - - 49,.
Qps,ni County-The following were elected al oi whom
w. believe are Democrats: ~,
F.,lins' Chss A. Rae Zoo opposonl, Hempsfsad Robt
Cornw.; Jsmaics Martin Duy.s; Eewtowp Chsriss w.
Covert; North Bemps.cad John ~ CLARK oJs'e' Dsy
George y. Downing
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THE DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.

Ex-GOv. J. ". Denver. Brgadler'UeneIHI Oon
manding the Department Of Kansas, has designated
the following officers chiefs Of the respective depart
ments at his headquarters until further orders;
First Lieot D. Brondhead Ist Michigan Cavalry Aidde
Camp; Second Lieut.. J. H. Young. 3th knn,as 'oune.
Camp; Capt g. r. CLARK, 9TH Knnss Volunteers Aa
juan General Department. Mrior L. O. Easton, Quarter
master Department; Capt John mcNuit Ordnance depart
tneut Capt James Roy, SubsissDcs Department snseon
J. r. oaidor, Medical Director Surgeon j. " T. D'sIsy
MsdicN PuIvsyas
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION IN TIE
BOSTON CHURCHES.
BosTOE, April I3, 1862.

I1VoIU", HTHII To- IOV-'
The churches have seldom been more thfongcd
than to-day, and the services mainly in refer
10 the Presidents proclamation for prayer and
thank fulness for the recent victories.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foh 1867.

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REVIEW OF GEN. sHIELDss DIVISION.

EDihBIHUHl va, HpIlI TJ- I05Z
review Of his whole division has been made by
Gen. Shields who rode in a carriage with his siali
amid most enthusiastic applause of the soldiery. The
appearance Of the whole command was quite notice
bale.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Twentieth Ward The Rev DIR. CfIEEVER will de.
liver the Seventh the series before the Xxth Ward
sv ON TUESDAY EVENING April Is. N O'Clock. Sub
isci- The Exclusive Power aud Responsibility Devoylns
on Congress for the Government and o tho
Reoa. stale, According to the Laws of Republican Free.
dom This will take the place OF the Thursday Evening
Meeting The public are invited Admiration Zee
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
A. SIDSRY DoANE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Unfurnished ParlOrs for Families and Furnished
single Rooms Tor Gentlemen with excellent BOARD ut No.
7s Beecker west s BGOadway House hes au tho modern
Improvements
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Mr.. Geo. VandenhOff,s First Soirce, in which
he will be- assisted by MRS q. NANDENHOfF. viii take
place at Dodwolths Hall. No 800 Broadway on MONDAY
EVENING. April a. Readings and Recitntons from Shake
,p-are. Tennyson. Dickens. &c.. and MR. NANDENHOFF
50 each The Hall open st7i commence a. O'clock
precisely.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
MARBIE ID.

Elizabeth N. J., on FTtiby April II
LY M. Rey ssmusl A. ClArt Mr. James George stacey
Gen@y, n Y n Min M.a There's h, youngest daushie
ofJoIn Lewis Of Elizabeth, y. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

WARREN CousTY Tows MEETrsGs.-Ths town
meetings Of hl. county have resulted IN the election Oh
NIB leans | Union sni Democrats -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
RIIsTM.

GRAHAM On Saturday, April u, 1857. Margaret, Nna
William (rnhan - Madison street, New-fot oi sou
and Detroit and other Western papers please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Rosprpy.-Tbe house OF DIR. Newccnb, No. l47
d-ut street Rrookyn fsloniousy entered on friday
nab and robbed Of 800 Ia bills and notes Of hand 10 tie
$7o0 with which the thirvo' made TIER escape
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Clothing.
have just completed my entire stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed In this city IN the way
OF assortment taste, and style. The CHILDRENS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not equslled. ALI. will be
sold at extremely low prices Please Call y. D. BALD
WIN, Nos. 70 and " BoweIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

on for HARNESS. CARRIAGE TOPS, &c, pnt
no in pint quart and gallon cans, by FRANK MiLtzH,
W,naw Nsw.York. For Isie BY T. K DrRAss Co., NO.
:. tro. .d.sf.