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So, So. ~.
Governors Election.

One Of the saddest features of the times is the
plotting which,is already going on in certain guar.
ters with reference to the Governors election next
summer Men who should be in the Geld, defend
ing the country, or who at least should abstain at
soeh = time as this from party tricks, are. engaged
10 IN efsft to foist the people of this State the
eastof tactics of the wost politicians OF Ne" York
we warn the people against the no-party trap OF
.eiectng delegates from the various Counties to
State Convention to nominate candidate for Gov
ernor. Saeh plan not only involves the bitterest
party struggle in every Captains district in the
State, but it ignores the right Of suffrage of our
brave. soldiers, and compels them and the great
body of the people to endorse the action of ire
sponsble Convention or have no voice in the elec.
ton of Governor. We say again, let the elections
and let the people be Free Away with your ire
sponsrble Conventional Let the people assemble in
mass meetings and designate the man of their choice;
and, nscribng on their banner Reform in the gorern,
ment, let them elect that man. We want man for
Governor who can think and act for himself, and
who will do what he Selieses to be right without re.
gard to parties or clques; and we want man who
will reform the government, and bring it back to its
original purity and simplicity. Favor,tism, and
partyism, and the promotion of certain men because
they belong to certain circles certain families or
certain clques, must be dscountenanced; and office
must be conferred only on men of merit, who will
the people instead Of serving themselves and
those who surround them.
This advice proceeds from one who has never de-
ceved the people, and who still believes-as many
among US do not-n their capacity for self-govern-
ment. Let the people be wide awake for the faction
now in power, though it has proved itself utterly
incompetent to conduct their affairs, will resort to
every it devise to continue itself in power
When the time arrives, when the people are ready
let them hold their meetings-make their nominal
tions-take their affairs into their own hands
elect their own men to office and demand at their
hands a thorough reform in government. Nothing
less than this will render liberty secure in the future.
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Presiden, Dayis,s inaugural.

We lay before our readers to day the Inaugural
Speech of President Davis, delivered in Richmond
on Saturday last
1t is an able and eloquent State paper, and the
tone of patriotic hope which pervades it is what
might have been expected from its author. But the
President it will be observed deals only in general
tiles He makes no specific suggestions Or recon-
lnendations.
1t is to be regretted that the President, at time
like this, should have placed the revolution in which
we are engaged on the footing claimed for it by the
States which first to secede, thereby indirectly
denying to the border States, which seeded after
the proclamation of Lincoln that measure of credit,
both in this contest and in history, to which they
are entitled 1t is true he refers to the States "nou
confederated together having done so after hav-
ing despaired of preservation of the Union accord
ing to the Constitution; and herein he Of course
includes the border States; but in the outset ne
refers to class legislation and traces to that the
dissolution of the Union, which was effected justly
and properly, as he thinks, by the SIX socaed
cotton States, efore any actual aggression had been
made upon their rights. This may all be true, and
if so, history Will record it; but it seems to us
it would have been better if the President of the
whole people, among whom differences of opinion
exist on this subject, had omitted statements and
arguments calculated impress on the country the
conviction that those who agree with him as to the
causes of the revolution, and IN holding the doctrine
of secession at WILL have been in the ri ght from the
very incipiency of the movement while large por-
ton of the people have been necessarily, according
to these statements and arguments, in the wrong.
But the President goes farther, and dilates on the
peaceful remedy of secession, as held by himself
and Others We submit no comments on this por-
ton of the Inaugural, but leave it to the country
to form its own Judgment as to the propriety, and,
indeed the correctness of his views this subject.
We sincerely trust that the hope which the Pres
ident expresses of the final triumph of our cause,
may be realized. Let the people cheer and sustain
him in his arduouS duties Differences of opinion
as to the causes of the revolution. and as to the
rights of the States under the old government
though obtruded on the country by the President
himself should not be permitted to divide the people
or impair their energies in this great struggle for
practical State rights and Southern independence.
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FIFTH REGIMENT N. G. VoLUNrEERs.-A CORES
pondent member of the regiment at Yorktown
Va says that that regiment was paid only from the
time they were mustered into the service Of the
State and not frem the time they were rendered and
accepted. Wehad supposed that the Ssth was the only
one as to whom the law had not been complied with,
until member of the 9th regiment a member of
the Convention, so stated. The difference between
the two regiments was simply this: The authorities
we're pledged to pay the 9Th, but have not complied,
we suppose; whereas, they refused to pay the asth
from the time they were accepted
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HrzzA FOR OLD GulLFoRD! We are highly graft
fled to learn that the spirit is rousing up the
people of Old Guilford. We are informed upon the
best authority that on Saturday last, the Northern
regiment of that County was mustered for the pur-
pose of drafting. The Colonel first called for vol
uneers, when nearly the entire regiment volunteer
ed subsequently two-thirds of them were drafted
to stay at home but most of the third drafted as mill
tia, have since enlisted for the war. On Friday
next, the Southern regiment will he mustered for
the same purpose and it is expected like results
will be obtained.
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READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF TT
A N0RTH-CAROLINA BOOK.
HESPER, AND OTHER POEMS:
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
BY THEO. Il. HILL

Of1NlUNS OF The fHESSs
ave have glanced over some Of Mr. Hills verses and
find in them abundant marks Of poetic genius as we'll Ms
polish and good TASTE This is the authors FIRST book and
the ct that he has ventured t pubish it in revoutona
~ times like these Certainly argues that he full OF zeal
for the advancement Of Southern literature and of conf
dence in the success of that great aylestou Her
eury -..s
Here is taste word.facy, wordtecity. correct and
musical versbcation, audaas that it can never be i'm.
piled if uuexp essed correct syntax. Ofthe
poems embraced in Hesper" the best to our thpkin1
are Indian summer" aud Taking Suoose;" des>rip.
tive peces-rutbully and POLITICALLY
ern Literary Messenger.
The Star above the Manger us gem. "Despair 4"
has much of the wild and woetu spirit Of Poe 1t truly
the picture Of Despair st Valentines Day." Is light.
burst of flowers and sunshine, aud birds and show.
l. is Of the best poems in The book taking
Snouze ernces line perception and superior descriptive
powers; and Tear down ihat Flag creditable alike
to the patriotism and poetic kncy Of The author should
he write verses tho volume before US will give
him reputation as person of genius and -ariaA
There is glow of true celestial FIRE in many of the
pieces though they are nearly all tnged with vein Of
sadness Indicative Of msanthsopic spirit The following
is pleasant sample Of the pure rytm and sombre
n,eut which pervade the book
My hopes are songs siren sung
And flowers her fairy fingers flung
Upon rucS. TO winch they clung
They bloomed awhile in beauty there,
Then persisted in its Alpine air,
And n0w that rock ID bare and bleak;
- Tbs ttcheh shuns its haggdrd peak,
And he who hnnuts the lonely shore
D. Will hear the siren sing no More-
' '- 80 Southern Field and EtreSide
at sparkes every page with bright gems OF thought
and expression. The versfc alton is easy and How
ing and sometimes marked sprginess and play rare
~ surpassed if often equslled -instanee aientlnes
Day." Auacreontc and others -Casrch lsssAgencer
ava have had much enjoyment in our ramblings
through bis pleasant pages "-pt'rsSu'g Eeprsss.
"Tbe Star above the Mauger" il almost immitab.c"
GelisLoru Tribune sEs:s-}
"This true genuine poetry has about it that OIL
sion that distinguish poetry from mere verse and give 10
it the stamp ofcurreucy aud lasting Impression
The publishers will send this volume BY mail free of
postage. Price 81 per COPY. liberal discount to tie
trade. SIRUIHEn nanCOM, ~
Feb %, 1859. .I-'n
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UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN COMMIS-
LIGHT HORSE" for tho War, calls upon the young
of North Carolina TO forward and volunteer for
the purpose Let thse who have good horses come and
bring them to aid in the defence Of the country Let those
who hsve horses. but cannot themselves give
lend them 10 those who come and thus contribute
terisl aid to thse who would defend them in the enjoy
menI Of their homes
tl44 per annum will be paid for each horse 1 the Batta
lion, n two months instruments They will be FED and
cared for at the expense of the gavernnent and killed
in actinu the value of the animal will be psd Equipments
for aud horse will be furnished but each man must
bring his rifle gun, pistol knife or such arms - he may
have which will until the government furnish
uniform weapon. Energy s actios-action 10 whas the
country needs nowand the men Of the ceunsFy must show
BY their readiness to forward the determination
which artuates them, never to be conquered.
The battalion with consist Of sig companies of sixty men
each Volunteers will for the present. address me at Hal
ax n c. until suitable recruiting stations can he estab.
Gsked p. ID. EDMONDSTON,
1t. Col Com. Prov Army G. s. A.
Ra!sigb Feb %, 1879. .7-stI
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ATTENTION.!
THIRTY.FIRsT RECT. N. c. TROOP

THIRTY.FIRST RECT. N. e. TROOFSy
.AFFICERS AND PRlVATES BELONGING TO THE
" alst Regiment Nor,hCarolina Troops who are on
lrough who have escaped from Roanoke Island will
report to me on the 3rd day of March next Lumberon
NC
By order of Maj. Gen BENZ. HraER ST.
e. GOODWIN,
Capt. Commanding Co. A.,
Slst Reg't. n. C. T.
Lumberton, n. C., Feb. 2s, 1862
n B.-AM officers and privates in Wake, Orange Har.
and other Counties convenient will report TO Lieut.
Bryant Raleigh the I'd day Of March next prepared
to take the cars route for Lumberton.
G. G.. Capt.
"a Papers IN the State please notice. 9-w2t.
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Fasting AND PRAYEE-The proclamation Of Pres
ident Davis, calling upon the people to observe Fri
day, the 2Sth inst, as a day fasting, humiliation,
and prayer, will be found in our columns. Without
the blessing of God the success of the South is i'm
possible. Let the people humble themselves, per-
adventure He may interpose His strong arm and
give us the victory.
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The HERO, GEN. PRIcE.-In the midst of the re-
verses we have recently experienced it is gratifying
to hear of the exploits of Gen. Price. His recent
victory over the Federals in Arkansas is refreshing
He is the man for the times. Give him the men
and the means and he will prove himself to be, as
he has already shown, the jackson of this war.
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OuR CoRREsPoSDESrs-We have received a num-
Der Of articles for the Standard, several from our
brave soldiers in camp which regret We are COM
PEELED to exclude from our, columns on account of
the pressure upon them. Most of them, however,
have been anticipated or rendered unimportant by
current events. In short time we hope to have
Our columns relieved, when we shall be glad to hear
from Our friends, Pc .-.-.r e.
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MARRIED..

I1 this City. % Tnesdsy. D 5fnng the e,,h ina, r.,
Rev. J. NJ Akinsnh Rev e. 4. WiLET and Mn, M,.,,:
daughter Of james N. Towles, Esq.
!, % the 18th inst hy the Rev j. n Purify, Mr. Jous
hoILAxc . Mics ca solss dsughter q 0so. b. Aep,
Esa ali Of Wake COUNTY -~''
CITY paPers please copy. 70 q 20 5,s x
=. tossdsy evesing. tins 18th inst, by Dr. " r. Hsyes;
me residence Of George w. Troe. Esq, in this ceusty
No.. SSEH WIrlMxs, Of Chatham County, to Miss
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RECRUITING. were glad to receive \ call on
Monday from Capt C. c. Cole Of the army, who has
been at Greensboro recruiting. He informs US that
he found no difficulty in obtaining the necessary
number Of recruits.
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CHI STANDARD.
aAIEIcH: WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, Issa.

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wnlskEY.-The ordinance passed by the Conven-
ton, prohibiting the dstillation Of grain into whs
key from given period to The LIST Of January, 1868,
will be seen in another column
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RoASoKE ISLAND PRIsoNERs-A number of the
prisoners from Roanoke Island arrived here on Mon
day and Tuesday. We presume all Of them will
soon be at their homes. This will be joyful news
to many of our people.
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e. CAVALRY BATrALIoN-See It. COL Edmondston's
proposition To raise a battalion of Cavalry forth
with.
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Most of our space to-day we surrender to the news
spd other imp ant watteTs. .- .a-.
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The Convention.

Most Of the day on Monday was spent in consid.
erng an ordinance making provision for raising the
funds to pay this States quota of the Confederate
War Tax The ordinance provides for the issue of
bonds bearing per cent interest -
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MILLER & BADHAM,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RALEIGH, n. C.
Il. MILLER. n A. RIpHAx
feoruary 20, 1862. lily.
A FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE, sUITA.
- BILE for saddle harness, cavalry. Call Oh JAS.
III. HARRIS pr w. +. ASKEW.
Raleigh Feb %. 1862. p l7-#n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-26
NOTICE.

To Wellington Enssman Bennett Whitney, part
nrrs, Aes, ~ wellington N1Dsnfnn Co.. kuSah &.
whitney, and Raymond Whitney, Defendants:
You, and each Of you, hereby AoA4sd shst there
y nov on ale In the ece Of The Clark Of &Ae Dtfict
Court OF Lee county. Iowa, 1t Ksokak, pseiN0n Of
=. y. Mooswafd Cy. claiming Of you, Ns,ngton
With ten per cent interest per annum, from the sih Of
May, 1853, ~ money dile yonr note, secured by
mortgage s4edes ~ BspAett Khitn~x and Susan G.
Whitney, xto caipink tkansteacLpf YOU the fo,~.
closure Of snsd IsSrskskN. the same being npoh lot
eight I'D block 33k.@ In D. w. Kilbourne's addition TO
ths atty ~ kAOknk In Lee county lDwa for the pur
chase money and further askiAg Tor sale OF said
YfcnA6A, and general Fsli4fi And uRfsss sppear
and answer said petition be fore Of The
ond day OF the next term OF said Court TO
"a Kaalyk Pr ths 1st Monday bAs, "A o. lsG2
rendered thereon pray a for Id said pNtlt Ion.
II. bCofT HOWELL,
may3-d Au,y for Plaintiff
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TozW Me,ishew, Louisa seriihew, Oliver n Reeves,
kh~u Reeves, Abraham .4mb, Owen BaiduI In !,
Gsthavine Baldwin, Isaac Hsii, aud Mary Ann VsIi
fos ard each OF You. are hereby notified u d shefe
y now On Me In the ease Of Hiram HaIEry, Flsibtn
tbcing ssh in chaneery TO fereeiose mort ssps
against IsaAe Gardner and Others pefepasnts pend.
Ing In the District Court OF Lee COUNT less Il Keo
knk, an snswer snd ceoss-biii Nelson Gsfdp.Y as
Executor u the eptate Of william Reach, detested
Sh0 10 defendant IN the original SUIT claiming or
POS. Us said T. w M.rtihsx, and Oliver X Reeves
The SUN Of sessstseH Husdred Dollars With Ten psr
cent Interest Per annum, money DUE I NOR gage
msio b! yoa 70 william Roach In his lifetime, also
claiming against each Of you The foreclosure Of said
morgase. The anne being upon the Norh-esst quarter
81 the South west auat-r Of section seven m Texn-
ship 6S north, kaeer vest In L&eeounty, Iowa and
also praying thsi te Scnsb quarter Of south
wEst quxrter OF said sscton be asss cold 10 psy Tie
amount which msy DO fonnA due sh< Plaintie Hiram
Barney, and thst then - GoTth-east ousref Of the
quarter Of said be next sold IN pay
nintlAN claim. ana further akkina for ssle III ssid
premises 70 the amouss due said Gardu~r - Exec
uier, and fof general chef. And unless you apps,
and answer said petition before aoon Of the nee
0nd day OF the ext term Of aAd Court 70 commence
Ut Keokak ON ih+ nsst Monday Of September A b.
is61 default ell be entered sgafnss yor and tudg
mens rendered thereon prayed in said pettioo
NOBLE l. STRnNG,
mAyls Ait'ys for PLAINTIFF
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NOTICE.

To John Shuliz. Perry, NsEon 4 Wheeler. Geo
Gordon, Albert Wells. Judd Walker 4 Co. EmmeF-
son, Cochran * Co.;
rou. and each OF you are hereby notified that there
II de In the efce Of The CLERK Of the pistsci
Gou rtof Lee county. lows. 1t Keoiuk petition Of
Hiram barney, claiming Of you, John shntx the sum
mortgage INSIDE By yen 10 Chss. Mason, and rlpee
signed Ia said hiram barney daied g0th of May 1854
siso claiming nRainst each Of .ou The freclosue Of
ssid mortgsE the same being upon the north half of
the southwest quarter o. section lIs township l66,
range Isl ~eat ais the noth~ss quarter of tbs south
east qnae u section fi5l toxnshiP leo, range Isl
west IN Lee county, loSs for the pnrebas@ money
and further asking for safe oil said prrmsrE, and
general relief; And unless You appez and ssd
petition on before noon OF the second day Of the
next term of said Court, 10 commence II kseGak %
the lst Monday OF september, A. ID. 1e0Q, default
thereon rs prs, ed for in said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
mayl-d Any for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Vim Hamilton, sr.. Vim Slater, John Light, Nor
Insr Hepdsrson. " esley Harrison, II Moore, and
Vim Sollen
fou and each OF you. hereby notified that there
10 file In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF The District
Court Of lee county, Iowa at keokuk. petition u
Hiram Barney clslmif Of you, VIM Hamilton, ST..
The u Three Hundred AID Fits DnilaEs, With
ten per cent. interest per annnm pa, able annually,
- money due On . mortGsee made ty you tu sah
Hiram Barney dated 9Th Of March 1854. ala, elaIn-
Ing against each Of Jon the foreclosure Of said
gage. the same being upon triangular trsct Of land
OF - acres more on less In the northwest auarter oil
section also the south hst oftho southeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter Of Ase1oH S4 contain
ing - seFes, all in wnship 1871 north range west
IN Lee county. Iowa. fer the purchase mOnsy; and
further asking for sale OF said premises and Eeness
rflief And uness you arsesr and ansver said peti-
ton before the reeopd day OF the next term OF
said Court to al Ksokuk the LIST Monday
September, A. ID. 1852, . default viii lie entered
against and JUDGMENT rendered thereon cd
{ T IN said petition II. SCOTT HOWELL
mayi-d AH'y Tor FIasn.iH.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Solomon H. Fonts. and Mrs Solomon H. Fouts
wife Of solomon H. Fouts:
You and each OF you, hereby notified that there
IL nos On Ale IL the oce of the CLERK Of the District
Court Of Lee Ceunty, lows, Keokak 4 petition Of
hirsm bsrnry. eisimina of you, solomon n. FOuts,
the sum Of foae haHdr si sa eighty doin. With Dpe
cent interest per snHum, psyHble annually, ~ money
due on " mortgages made by you 10 Charles Mason.
and sines ssstned TO satd Hrs barney dated October
sh 4. d. 1856 aiso cizuihE against eseh OF yeu the
foreclosure Of said mortgage the same being upon tie
npsthe1st quarter u nd1sh qust sersI0h 70
n AHnsAtp " north rsnGs west In Ire unity, iowa
TOR The purchase money; and futL sfkirR fur sale
appear and answer said petition On before noon OF
the seEen das ~ tbs III ~ ssid Court TO COM
mence 1T keokuk on the fr.t MeHtAy Of September,
A. D. 1862 default will ~ catered srsinst you. md
judgment rendered thereon pysy<d for In sasd pet-
tion. NOBLE X BTHOMG
mayl0-dim Attorneys Tor Pla3siif.
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Original NOTICE.

To Harris b Munsen, Achas Higgins, John Stu
art, Administrator of James Stuart dereased, and
Thaddcus w Stuart, deceased
You and each OF sre heree, noiiard that there
s now on hfe In the Office OF the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Lee county. Iswa, st kspkuk. petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming Of yeu, Harris Mnnsou, the
sum OF Eighteen Hundred DoIlavs. With per cent
interest per annuu, payable annually, money due
mortgage made BY you to Chss. Mssor and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney dated 2lst May 1887.
also claiming each OF you the foreclosure OF
said morgsgr The same being upon the east hall OF
ten Acst tdnrse iot In the northwest corner Of the
fractional northwest quarter seeisu lDl in tswn-
ship f6 north, rauEe ISL west, bounded thus begin
ming point 20 rods east Of Tho north west
said quarter section then 70 rods, then south
rds, then west % rods, thence north ~ roda 10 the
place OF beginning In Lee County lows, ioI the pnr-
chase money; aud further askinE for rAie Of said
pre- mises and general relief And unless appear
snd Ans~er SAID petition oa or before neon OF TIE Sec
ond day 81 the next term OF said Court to nee
n KAokuk on the Ii, Monday OF September, A. D,
1902 default will be entered against yon and tndg.
ment rendered thereof ~ prayed Cor In said petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
msy1-d Any for plaintiff
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SALE,

Nottee y neres3 gives that will, ON the oh Day
Of Jane le04, commencing at O'Clock D. NJ, OF said
day. u the door OF The once OF the Cesk OF The Dis
trct Court of Leo county Iowa. ~ KGoknk, expose ~
Of Deed Of Trust executed ~ Aishslas 0ts apd Car
elise GIN 70 mo, thesata I smiley dated ~ 9Th
cav 81 nsrNsmess. Isss slsd icr Iecosd en he 80
= page 671 ihf folio Wing nj kstaas, ts.wIl he
earl half Of LOT tight l Fl block fortyone Illi In
Refd addition 70 The city Of keokuk in the County
or Lss and State Of Iowa Said DECD Of Trust civ
en- % sscuvs the .psynsst " to sum n Three nnp
dred ppliess and inteTs, parable aecofding - NJ
ntA Dss1 sf Tss 10 10 sun Or @30o saeh Apdtntst
est fron dsts TAs ssme bstns due and paid Will
proceed to soil ~ Aforesaid nT1t giving The nodes -
scrtbed b. said Dssl 81 Tru1, and III will Dske ! 4eN
70 the purchaser fofthe sse. said sale VIII be- -
Cash. MARTHA j. kMILEY,
Per ncCRAkY 4 BRUCE,