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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
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Ne learn, says ihc Marshall !trI'ib!!raa,
troln oar I4astcin LAcbungCS thai there are
runners How IN oruu tsicIr way 10 oar &ttiC,
with large dlnUunts vi counterfeit mUnc.,
.ur cilGWntiOn. One OF these williams, IT -
suiG has been arrested at A!a"roc, VINO was
on his way 10 Texas TO purchase wool and
cattle. i!encD the tO.lO"!ng description OF!
cGuutcriul; money smOuid DC w.ie!y C!lcU-
lated:
AS trou,ard Of these notes a:e in circiiia-
tiom, anG bu; lrW knoN nOw to distinguish
The genuine iiun The spurious, We are do
lnS the pu1liG II service " gtN,Hg !he !Di-
low lug ,cs,r, wu Oh have been kindly iH-
nisl"u 20 Us az ii bank ua.rrr OF this city.
UNE iiU>URED.-Ihe sailor iii the lett
hand end leans arom an anchor; diagonal
y across he yiguetic irUn tel 10 right in
the genuine there Is u hair line very dis
IiIc,, RS ii lie stone nVui which H. iln-
l!cssiun was taken had been brohru or
cracked, In the counterfeit there is 40
sue. bar Or HAIR line. III tiic centre Wig
ncltc, right S,l2, near the cotton p IS, is Il
ml..c---.h the genuine /; Is very III rs met
Is executed. and the niue IoUAS rs ii lie
we're walking from you, presenting only n
iaI viGw--in the counterfeit t i mitch
rlaincr ami the male presents almost Il
brOads.de view.
tl!fY.--ln the genuine, on the left hand
emf, the sailor tllat IS leaning forward is
PARTY balt--in the counterfeit mere |
mead Of hair; nave seen none signed eAcct t
on the LETT, NJ. {. Il 81, letter \ small, b
to the right Of the a. The knob or handle
on iron chest il not on t"e counterfeit.
TwENlY.-Ihe sailor il the let hand cor
ncr again betrays the counterfeit. In the
genuine, the crown of Tie :ai,ors hat is
very much broader than in the coun erfcit
the shading lines OF his jacket, in GENT
ine run square across Tie body.
The paper OF the counterfeit is whittier,
sitter and better than the genuine.
With these tests, there viii be no dii cI'-
ty in discriminating between the genuine
and spurious notes. Run over your pile
aud see 10 what extent you Lave been
cheated.
FRoa fHGRAvERs Al RIcH foSb-Dcser,p-
iion furnished by Hoyer y LaariC, Egrd-
rers # genuine C. s. Ireas'rg W ies.-2J.-
hearts between X on .lsht hand, lover
corner do moi join; counterfeit they do.
=. q. in conntelfeii-co.tou bale plain. In
r,ng ne, only the l. and that by aid of
glasses.
50.-Genuinc, two sailors. one with NAL
E let. has hair well Govn and smooth; in
counierieii, blown up a. in gale.
l0n.-Cotton wagon, mule and cotton
press aud mule near cotton press blurred
and spokes Of wagon wheel oiumsily done
in genuine and two stones at foot OF sailor
ia left hand corner. IL coanieaieit, mule
and press distinct and we'll executed, and
uree stones at foot Of sailor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
T Ell EG r "A p II c..
from tho Eo,Ion telegraph, sld

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From tho Eos'ion Telegraph, I'D
The enemy have burnt Corinih and evae-
uGte Il, / gentleman from lberv,''', La,
states that IL was not Waller wLo WIS scat
tered above New Orleans, but Na.hc,, who
was there with 400 recruits, \ passenger
by the Central train, who left Richmond on
the 9Th inst, reports that Ice, johnson and
hin were near Washington with GlOoO
men. Stuart had possession OF the rairoai
between Baltimore aud Washington.
jackson and longstreet had also crossed
the Potomac, and We're close on Washing
ton.
Gen. Stuart, when last heard from, was
Within nine miles OF Baltimore, Tho citi-
Gems were fast cvncuaiing Washington.
We are indebted to ensign Opdcrdonk, Of
the 9th Texas regiment IN Virginia, who
arrived by the Central train Tor Mississlp-
pi dates 10 the lob.
All still quiet nj Nokshurg. Two gun
boats were AZ Millikcns Bend The NIcks-
burg Wing Of the Gth contains dispatches
announcing the fall of Cincinnati,
We regret 10 learn that Maj. Il. N. Whn-
ley, of Tie 1Ih Iu%as regiment Was Killed
on the 20th ull., At the battle Tor the pas
shpc OF lhc lNNpluu"' -. ,
Thus .rl MS gallant man as ever rallied
TO the call of freedom.
Reported Capture OF Washington.
Is INC Orange nam We have iccr Ncd the
following letter nom Dr. Roberts, OF tbs
city: 49,,
New IBERIA, Tuesday Sept. u, 1862.
EDITOR IELEGRArIi.-ibT HT:'-A dis
patch just received from 4err,ho"he s'a-
ZION at lhls Telegraph Once, says: "ucn.
Ice has the Cry y. Nasnt' gioI1 . The Con
iCdcratc flag floats over the once Capitol OF
the United States. Gen. - lIuulsiInct)
has taken York, Pa. Tnra news Is later
than any heretofore recc,v Il.
Truiy youis, - ROBERTS.
Tclrcpomv Station is Oh tine lie. w!t& ra.-
road. 1t is possible tor intelligence to
have reached thcrc in Gb hoGrs, or less,
from baon kougg, via EayUn hatoutch".
Cur latest possible Iniclslc, H. previous
urriyit is was the i.Ih. Accordingly, THIS
may be tngcc or four days later, and li.may
be lruc. Dr.. Roberts wouIl nJt have cent
At to lis, We are satisfied unless lie believed
there WAS something in It.
LOUISVILLE TAkEN.
BY the Orange nain We lave lie follow
ing cnerri"G i"'e'iise"cr:
hirbr smith has been o"erci to 'ort'iy
COIingtOn and hyid Lhc'nn"u, "nd iii
case IN any oil Our opera. onS IN r"taNlnS
captured cities, tue Federal '"'ent"' 'N'il-
IN. and destroying them j. cNcuueI, ne is
to pour Dies lWctiOn iatU Cincinnati.
We ic;,.u from col. ncity lha: he met cS-
Governor W,cklit!r, OF Lo".,iaui., Ola tie
jackson aud y. @. Haliroad, .jnst returned
nom New Orleans, On yss.t 10 beast
Eu,ier, under Lng ot truce. Gov WlcA-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
SGyeW Advertisements,
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TRINITY IESI9s---N0TECK1.

E'raS2asy NEEAEs---IsOLECAI.
FEJHE undersigned would respectfully in
Z folm the citizens Of Dallas, and the sur
rounding conniies, that he has purchased
the above named mil s, formerly owned by
W. IL. Witt, & Co, and having thoroughly
repaired the same is now prepared TO grind
corn and wheat.
lie will I'll orders with prompiness and
dispatch, and solicits share of public pa :
ronHge. F. NJ WlGGINIOS'
Dallas, Sept. q, lS62-Sm0s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

HEADQUARTERS TR MISSISSIPPI |
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
Brooklyn City Items.

ACADEMY THE VisrrAIloH, BR0oKiyE--ANsUAL Dm-
ryusunoS OF PxRMrW-The very interesting ceremony
OF the annual exhibition Of the pupils the Academy
Johnson street. Beskyn under the charge Of the sisters
OF the Visitation took place Thursday prcssncs
Of - large audience could be accommodated The
csrgynsn present the Rev Dr. Turner Vicar Gene
raj Of Brooklyn; Rev. Msssrs. hcKsuna FasAn MCGUIRE
Lafonts pusrthser President OF 81. yavisrs College,
New York; Mcdonald, Lanshan ridseport, Conn Gam
boil Mo6overn, Grimsr, aud Rev. Dr. Franscioo.
The Rev Dominic Johnson the venerable Ep copaliau
minister, also present, aud conducted 10 the
chair usually occupied by the Bishop S Brookyn now
absent at Rome.
Al o'clock the young lsdes nearly eighty in mum.
Der, entered the lecture room IN couples grand
march, performed the pinno and harps BY some
os the elder pupils they all very
elegantly attrsd and graceful in their appear.
The exercises were then commenced .
they consisted Of various svsrtures duoss songs
with harp and plane Accompaniment, I'll executed In
style pleasing TO the parents alike credabs 70 the
young ladies and ths good sisters under whose tusage
they have bcen admirably educated The programme
was read by Father McKeana, and % each Young lady
advanced y the platform she presented by Doctor
Turner with ths premiums awarded 10 her for nsr prof.
csncy the various branches sf education literary and
ornamental. The premiums consisted Of historical,
scripturs and miscellansous books, religious medals
crowns and wreaths of. flowers ke Everything pas
on with great eat all present being greatly grstnsd
The vacation then commencsA, and the Joyous
young spirits for time freed from essen,
duties OF scholastic rule.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
NEWS FROM c0RlNTn.

Mysterious Movements Of the Rebels-
Antioipations OF an Attempt 90 Retaks
the Place, sc.
conS1H, Misc. July IL, 1862
The rebels have been making mysterious cavalry de-
ops,rasss front ever since their repulse Boone
VILE by Colonel Sheridan The has fallen back near
Hamssy .s
The movements thought BY some to BE- an advanced
guard Of force attack Others think IL IL 70 cover
the Hank Of Brasgs command reinforcing Chattanooga
The weather is very warm. Water rs very scarce.
Tho health Of the troops 10 improving. Furoushsd men
are retnrBiDs at the rate Of ons hundred per day.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
City InteIyigemce.

Rsy DE- vmRys's CHURCH were held ysstsr-
aay for the last time this building in Franklin street
which shall hereafter DO known more the French
Protertapt church. The congregation which Dr..
vsrren prssdes have concluded TO follow the example
the rest Of the world and up TO wsny
street. between Fifsh and Sixth avenues whore they
have built themselves church which will be con.
sscratsd and opened some time October The old
church will probably be hired to the governmsn, A
hospital for sick and wounded sodiershe best use
that can possibly be made Of old church. then more
than church, where hoest charity abidss an
gels minister
discourse from st. john chap. xviii verses 4 and 81
I have glorined Thee the earth; have nnished the
work which Thou savest me 70 DO.
win Ae glory which had With fhse before the world ws.
Dr vsrren expects 70 have mush larger
viii be much pleasant and Inviting than the pre-
sent or rather late Of his many years zbors on
ths corner Of Franklin and Church streets.
ANOTHER REGIMENT or sHAxrsHoorsRs We are informed
that another regiment OF sharpshooters similar to the
two already in service with the Army Of the Potomac
about 10 ss raised lhis city Major Rowland late Of
the Bcrdan regiment engaged In arranging all the pro
liinariss, seeking the necessary authority from The
Covsrnors Of States, &c TIE fullest encouragement
shcuId be given him. there Is question OF his ~
uss for ths work he has Of the immense
services rsndsfsd BY the shsfgshootsrs in Virginia
Major Rowland hopes " recruit full regiment OF the
material TO bs found In Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mishgan
and New York.
TIE GRrAY EAsrxny IN NEw yosx osu MoSr.--This
splendid vessel which arrived Of stsnnssop las, Thurs
day ana subsequently, anchored short distance absvs
Hell Gate was yesterday great object OF curiosity to
the people resident In that vicinity Car leads sf excur.
ssnsta went 70 have glance the huge sea monster
sad severasma boats containing spectators dotted the
waters The weather NEST favorable Cor trips to
The rural districts and those who wens to The Great
Eastern enjoyed themselves splendidly Inc agents OF
the big ship intend TO keep her n her present anchorage
us hc time Of her departure for Livsrpeol loaded with
drsiglh.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
Operations or Morgan's G.erillas.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July Is, 1862.
Rumors have reached here that korsans guerillas,
800 strong in two squads, are At Harrodsburg and
Dsnve destroying property and stealing horses Con-
siderable excitement exists In Louisville account or
the proximity Of the gusrlas Elective measures are
being taken 10 prevent iscursions.
July l3-MidnIght.
Reports have been just received that the main body Of
Horgans suerilas we're at Rough and Ready nine miles
south OF Frankfort at Ave o'clock this afternoon Our
informant says the State archives being renewed
from the capitol.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
Fire at Pier No. - North River.
DESTRUCTION OF FOUR BAR0Es, ONE SCHOONER An
4 CANAL BOAT

4 CANAL BOAT.
Shortly before ter o'clock yestsrday morning Q nrs
broke out among some hay board shs receiving
barge Columbia County lying thc south side sf pier
No "a North river owing 70 tho innammabls character
OF the cargo the Gre burned very rapidly and in few
minutes the Hns new barge Aaynowsr, lying on the
Opposite side Of the pier, flames The frs then
spread TO the receiving barge Hudson No 2, lying next
70 the Ceumbr County, and 6as large schooner
lying next to the May6owsr TIE receiving barge En-.
tsrprss and the canal boat Campbell were also soon
in flames
Considerable ccussrnstion prevailed among the people
In charge Of the other vessels lying the slips but after
great sxsrticus they all sxtricatsd fsm their Pc
rilous psstisns ana either anchored The stream or
taken 70 the ssighserins piers Three steamers, one
schooner and four bargss were thus saved.
The ore bells rang frss for the Third district and a
forwards fR the Eighth district, when the nrensn
quickly responded, and were soon ~ work, but not.
vithssandng their sxsrsons the flames not sxn.
Rushsd until shs vessels nre together with their
oargess, were nearly totally destroyed.
The following list Of the vessels and owners, and
che sstimstcd ossss--
Receiving barge Columbia County, owned by Powers,
Bogardus Co., totally destroyed loss vessel absst
5000 sa1 y y partly insured loss on cargo about
about S2 ,oe6.
barge kaynowsr, owned BY W. ). Best, Of Barrytswa,
Duchess ssuay, total oss vessel about SA 00 fully
injured In city iasurance companies; loss cargo cen.
sstng Of -four hay, grain sad fssS about $40 o said
70 be partly insured.
Receiving barge Enterprise, swnsd by D. winass O.;
less tbout $3, 900 On vessel and - 900 on cargo.
The schooner James =. Brady, which loading for
government vas psary totally dss,rsysd ne less wil
probably bs absut - 0oe said 70 be partly ssursA The
owners name could hst be ascsrtsned.
Tho canal beat N. Campbell, loaded with hay, 10
damaged 70 the extent Of 81 900. The cargo totally
destroyed.
The IRE, when arss discovered, among some balss
or hAy Oh The barge Columbia County, about hdsAIbs
but from what cause IL originated 10 at present uA.
known. The Fire Marshal was at the nrs shd has the
matter under investigation.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
John Wood, the Drummer Boy.
H0 THE EnITnR nR THE HEpALn.

wnl you please inform the friends Of John Wood
drummer. Company A, Thirty-sixth New York vqlun.
tssrs shat he here July 9, by the Daniel Webster
was taken 70 she Jews Hospital Twsntyeighth ssres.
and died The next day Of camp fever. His name not
being the list Of the webster his friends osuS not
And him letter addressed 70 the surgeon charge
OF the above hospital win doubt bring thcm ali par
uculsrs. understand he was from Buffalo, "
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July IL, 1864.
Tho steamer Secor, in charge OF Lieutenant Darling
aid TO General Dix returned to-day having accomplished
her nag Of truce mission up James river.
She reports that rebel flag Of down yester.
day for medical supplies for prisoners at Richmond
The rebel papers speak hopefully for foreign ntsrven
ton, and claim to have sent full particulars Of the late
battles 10 Europe.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

SAF rkANCi1Oo, Juiy lVs leoz.
Arrived steamer Golden Gate, Panama Sailed ship
Andrew jackson, Puget souAd
SAN FRANCISCO, July l3, 1892
Arrived United States steamer Saginaw, Gny.thrss
days from whampss via shspsbse. thirty.sight days.
from Hskedads swsnsyssht days She goes to the Mare
Island Navy Yard for repairs Also. arrived ship Bsna
min Harvard, Hong Kong
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
FROM GENERAL PoPE's ARMY.

a Psrtion OF the Rebels Csptared, and
the mainder Put 20 Flight, Sc.
wARHufos, Va, July 10, lse2.
The policy Of concentrating anl consolidating ths scat
tered Of virgaia under General Pspe has already
developed good results. Far many miles the tsritsry
has bssn cleared Of rsbsl psrtizans. Who prsvoasiy
were continuously annoying sutpos,s asd trains
An the army ofBcsrs and men are dsgsssa win The
ceAssiidatsd command.
General Hatsh's command, In General Hsshs' sorps,
q General Popss army, entered Cuipsppsr yesterday,
and attacked and repused Absut hundred rebel
vay, said 70 belong 70 the Eighth Louisiana killing enc
wounding ave and taking eleven prisoners. Among the
latter was q lieutenant who, few hours before, was
sean In our lines and German, wbs had three times
before broken his parole.
Our loss was three slightly wounded We captured
two horses
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

InTrrs ron FeNnEss yowos.--Colonel Allen, OF the
santcn Legion, leaves this city for Washington ana
Fortress senros TO- day and will scxvsy any letters 70
Ne ~ B~ssdwaI.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
Rebel Atrocities I'm Missouri.

CmcAs0, July 13, 1852
The Davenport Democrat Of the 10th says that do.
spatch asrsssved BY the Adutans General stating that
armed band Of rebels made descent the Of
Memphis, in Northern Missouri and captured the town
and carried away ninety Unsn citizens.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
The runeral or Colonel Cass.

Boeror, July 18 1862
Governor Andrew hss rendered the second regiment
70, ssssr, shs tunsrs " Colsnsl Cess, on Wednesday
nsyt
The New York herald., 1862-07-14


mistake 70 suppose thas there 10 30 much suffering and
vason that 10 simply absurd The people put up cheer.
fully with every prvstios, believing In the ultimate
success Of the Tsy have she greatest confidence
in their leaders and amsss dsfy JeG. Davis. In re-
gard 70 the oouscription, may say that they
have regularly appointed assats 70 visit oil
houses 10 take she nams Of all capable Of
bearing arms and these will accept Of prstsxt fer
avoiding the call certificate Of III health win net be
accepted unless furnished By the medical board regularly
appointed BY ths govsrnnsns No one, between the
agss Of eighteen and thrty-Gvs exempt from
the eouscripsion and must In the Confederate
army, while all above the age az thirty Ave asd
under sixty liable 70 military duty within sAs
limits Of the state BY che stringent operation Of
this 10 expected that 2so 900 additional troops
be raised fsr the Confederate SERVICE which, with the
4sosoo now said 70 BE- n the nsd, win give the actual
strength OF the Confederate army at TOO Those
who are recruited sent 70 camps Of Instruction until
the 18th Of October when they will be ready take
geld, Immense supplies Of arms and ammunition are
received from vessels which the blsckade which new
however 10 90 much mora secve, according 70 rebel
admissions, that they calculate upon receiving very little
more in that way. Bus with what they have what
hey are Manufacturing, u supposed that they will bs
enabled 10 arm and sustain even this isrgs force oi
100 900. The guerilla system Of wsrfaye 10 becoming
very popular large numbers Or the male portisn ye
sorting 10 IL 70 avsid osnscription.
There 10 thing that should be borne in mind The
abolition course Of policy which has been carried BY
Congress dsss more TO smbittsr the feelings Of ~
ssuthsrnsr towards The Nsrth thar all the Mill.
tary expeditions which could be fttsd ext.
Tbs kUanejpstion by W the District " cpIpmbis,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

Hnnsnu Va o,

HUDSON, nag Il.
EDIFoRs LIADEE We have Just finished q
careful perusAl Of Hon. B. ?. Wsds's speech
In the Senate, March I'D, and are satisfed
that an abler EFFORT, one more adequate to the
important occasion on which It was pToduc-
cd, is seldom sesn and heard In onF legisla-
tive halls. It discusses and ably snstains q
vital principle of our civil liberty and self
government It shows q thorough knoWl-
edge Of the spirit and letter Of our Constitu-
ton. Il shows an acquaintance and proper
appreciation Of some of the most important
Of the many guarantees necessary in Re-
publican form Of government. II clearly
defines the position OF our Chief Executive
relatively to Congress. It is breathing all
over with the true spirit Of courteous, per-
suasiVe sloquence, and is & manly stroke in
favor Of freedom, and the suppression Of the
rebellion. For these reasons it should be
read and rightly appreciated by every citi-
zen of the United States, and more especi.
ally by those people Of Ohio who are his con-
stituents, and who are about TO reinstate
him in his place of influence and honor, oI
TO remove the tried and faithful servant, fol
one IS yet unknown. G. d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
The cOrrespondent says!
OpeuC CoufessIou.

The Richmond Wing is penitent, and makes
an honest confession in a very plain way
It says-"It has been claimed that the peO-
pie of the North are liars, and that we of The
South are truthful. This is q delusiOn." And
it gives as an instance to prove the asser-
ton
aA battle is no sooner begun than We are
notified by 8 reliable despatch that the
whole army of the enemy will certainly be
killed or captured This we heard in regard
to Denelson, klkhorn, Shiloh, and nearly
Every other battle which has been fought.
Everybody knows that the whole army
of the enemy viii certainly be killed or cap
tursd, means that the OOafederates win be
defeated next day. But why choose pre-
posterous falsshOod to convey disagreeable
TRUTH Why not say, the advantage is SO
far on our side, but the battle is not decided
yet; the enemy's reinforcements may come
up'2"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

n nfnVo woman AVIS q rcounafols
From the Davenport Iowa Gazette, Nay IS.
Private lettsrs received in this city give
the particulars Of an affair which recently
happened ct Cape GirsEdesu, in which a
lady Of this city bore an active part. Mrs.
Ksndrick, wife Of Capt Frank KendFick, Of
the I'd Iowa cavalry, bad been staying at a
hotel in that village for some time, when
she was aroused one night by man AZ her
room door, who desired admittance, which
was Of course refused, and on his persisting,
abe called for help. He then fed, but came
the second time, when she kgAin raised the
alarn, aud be ran Of The landlord Of the
hotel then gave Mrs. Kendrick pistol, and
advised her 70 use it. in case the scoundFel
came again. BE did 30, and che threatened
to shoot him Il be disturbed her again, when
be left. Two or three nights after she was
again awakened by the rapping ct her room
door, and opened Il and asked him what he
wanted, and If he remembered Whist she told
him. he replied that he wanted 70 come in
and see her, and guessed she wouldn't hurt
anybody with an empty pistol, and he then
tried TO push her back into the room, 90 as
TO enter and close the door. Raising her
pistol, she fired, the ball entering the neck
near the jugulsr vein, and be fell dead on
the spot. he proved 10 be q prominent citi-
zen Of the tOwa, q wealthy man, and lead
ing secessionist. When the news became
known about town, a crowd of his fellow
secessioDists mobbed the house and threat.
ened to hang Mrs. Kendrick, aud it is moi
improbable they would have tried to carry
out their designs if guard had not been
placed around the house by this commander
Of the Federal forces at the Cape.
Mrs. Kendrick promptly made known
what she had done, and went before a magis'
trate, who, after an examination, gave heI
a certificate Of honorable discharge; it is also
said that the wife of the deceased, who leaves
a large family, expressed her approval, under
the circumstances, Of what Mrs. Kendrick
had done. The citizens also presented hel
with pair of pistols as a mark Of favor
Mrs. Kendrick shortly after Joined her hus
band in the army on the Upper Tennessee.