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Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
Novarnhor on 1Qao

HARsHMAN's FLoUR--white wnsat, whoesal,
" rs; retail 50 OO Red wheat, Wholesale, IS 80; roa
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Hsnry c. Spalding,
No. ~, Cbdor s., NJ y.
Dear Sir. - 20 ''- 20
Inclosed And twenty five cents (2B) tor which seni
box OF "CephRlic Pills" Send 10 address OF Rev. VIM
O. FILLER, Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO., Ono
Your his t0ork Ike ehaJR-eYs Headache almost in
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l Sir. HI ANA tEUsrer =
Not long since sent 10 you FOR iaabox Of oephalio
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BELLE VEHHON, ONO, Jan. 10, 1891.
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r. C. SpdldiHg, ESQ., rEW III W 81
wish for some circulars large shsw bilIA 70 bring
ycn- 9ephalic Pills more particularly before my
send TO me. I.. ......l.s s.4lI lam
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sPnuoH cRsKK, HVNrIN0roH Co., Pal
January Is, 1851. s'WIf( 3
n. C. Spalding. 'afh pia14aAa V,. ,
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your oephAlc
Pills. Send them Immediately.
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We 80 soes ezpess to hess u fornida-
bic ssSsaposssss soseossts, By oar sr.y,
y sks Gslf States; Tor ~ nais porsios
ss'tbe fosess - Ss,s - spsssiax u
Tssssses, are sos eoegvslDte on tbs Ten
pssses Rive, uiekis suesay miles Of the
sssss IT AlAhass sid M.ssiss;pp,- resdy
= spsraas b sist~, ~ hesA Tbsss fsrees
are usdes ~ es0nssi - Gen. Snsih,
wish 0sssssis SAssnas, 11scI~rossd, ussi-
- sDS Wallsss = esssasd of disisions
undes hio. TAs rebels d the Gulf Slater
ass dsssissd soos 10 hass taste Of shF
Mr. 49, Asossbs spse he Nlsies, bss
shisA shsg bass sbss fas adssisly nsssgsd
" nsSs ths bssd~ Ssstes bear The brsns
81. h States Which ssss tie 6rss - re-
III, ksvs ssssssly felt ssy 81 the esils re-
sslsise frso their rebellion, and ~ sej,ier
Dist thsy are 5000 TO be made to feel the
power Of he Gosessseas they hare vaisiy
cad issassly ssss.ptsl t. oser,hres. Il j.
vsss posssbls, % sbesld Eks TO havs the
people Of The Gull States su6r TO :be
ssss extent that the people Of tbs border
States hsss suffered on account Of this On
holy rsbellios. lis sovise probable, hou
ever, that ssyshiog Ike ~has has occurred
10 the border States, viii be reproduced in
tho Gulf Ststes--fcr the rebels have not
the came relish fos Devastating their couu.
try and their homes, that they bad before
their late rrverscs. Oh, no! They are
nssifesting, Of late, considerable orpo-
sision to the borning Of their cities, and the
ssthiess destruction Of property glim.
nsr 81 the truth, that their caus, and then
leaders must 81 to The wall, Ssgins TO Dir
before their parblind syes-and they hesi-
tate to commit acts Of wanton vanda!ism.
Gen. Smith and his forces, 10 hope, are TO
sniishsss the rsbels still more 10 regard to
the hspslsssesss Of the sssss in which they
srs eussged, sud Of tho power and design
Of the Federal Government TO utterly put
DIVA, By The red right hand Of war, this
neestsoss sod wicked rebellion.
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Csa9eny Z
9eeso9 Lzeatenaas kebsst s. Ja1kDoos killed
Aka6 OEeooof, kined.
Ss0ud Wi1e1s, hiloo.
y Sergeant George - Rssinssss vsssdet
- 49, seseseiy.
p Sergeant !oha kepisgzs usssdsd 4
arm severely.
4sh Sergeant Marshall Nelson, wounded q
bard, severely.
LIST Corporal b 5. Everett, wounded u hip.
severely.
"a CorrorAI, Henry >. 1rumbsH, uoundes
IN fscs, severely.
9th Corpsrai Jas- A. Harper, voandsd y
shoa:d.r and Lungs dangerously
John 3 Atkinson, wounded " LEG, sngns'
Hans Ericsson. wosnded 70 arr.
John Esicr. wounded 70 shoulder, si'Ens.
Henry Hsak. wounded 10 arm. severely.
Charles Morgan, woonded IN lace. severely.
phiiip Mak'anius, wounded 10 nsps ehens'
wis'lam Moore, woaudeo 10 neaos severely
~ Y. b. Brosherf0n, uoaodsd y BACK -
verely.
Nathan Coppai, wounded 10 knes, severely
Thomas Charch, BOUNDED 70 ies' si'go'.
Enea9ea 10 oatsIe, - kiie0, voun'
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roAsrs, RESPONSES. MUSIC, &C., BE.

Richmond, Feb. 22.-The Inauguration
Of Presidents Davis took place to day, ac-
cerding to announcement. Owing to. the
importance Of the occasion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, the members of the Cabinet, and
the Confederate Congress, concluded to
wear shres without stockings) in the pro.
session and during the ceremonies not
wishing to mar the dignity Of the inangu-
ration Nv appearing barefooted, rs is their
wont. ls may be proper 10 explain, IN
this Connection, that owing to the extreme
scarcity OF boots and shoes, South, all
clssses there are under the necessity OF do
ing without them as much as possible
consequently barefooted people are no un-
common sight. Even ladies appear on the
streets, shopping, barefooted-ED Du.
ring the ceremony the President vas visibly
land his nose also,) on his shoes, frequent
". This emotion soon spread itself among
the sympathetic audience. Those who had
no shoes to wipe their eyes on, let ZEN run,
consequently the apartments were in 40 ex-
eeedipgly sloppy condition, and Mrs. Dn-
vis-who. % wo said before, had no stock
ings on her feet, and whose shoes leaked
badly--ca caught an awful cold. She may get
well however probably will.
IL vas ut first concluded, on account OF
the loss Of Roanoke Island, and Forts Hen
~ and Done,son, not TO have any festivi-
tics on the occasion; bus Davis said be
wast't going to be cheated out 81 his little
fun il old Buckner had gone up with fifteen
thousand men. Accordingly big dance
came Of in the es enipg, at the Spottswood
House. The Presidens danced FIRST with
Mrs. Memminger, wife OF the Secretary o!
the Treasury. The President was dressed
in full Confederate party costume-ons
trowscr on the right leg, . drawer on the
left, a Sailor jacket, = pair Of spurs, sword.
bowie knife and tooth pick completed his
nea. and graceful dress. He subsiituted
spurs for shoes for the sake of economy
not feeling as thongh be could afford to
subject his shoes 70 the wear and tear Of q
pr,tracted dance. This pair Of shoes must
last him until the war 10 over. Mrs. Mem
miuees was attised in Bstmora; skirt and
ine tooth comb. Her hair was coinbed
back OF her ears, sed tied with cottof
string. The cotton string eiicited much up.
plsu-e. Afs. Menmissss il > plueky it'll,
uoman.
Mrs. Davis, owing to the cold she took .,
the ioaagssatioa ceremonies, vent hons q
dry her tses. NJ. Ssephess the vsss Pfesi.
presay well slsWsd before the eseaiAg ~
ovss, and nads hinself esiss essspiseoss,
damaiue Lsoeoln aad ~ Nesshees ssHes.
sians." lie vss dressed 10 : Dsu psis 81
sossoa drawers, (Soarheta 1sssfaeaure. j
ord paim Ieaf ~. Whea - seeyesd
y dssesse b vss snskisg psasy ssssAs
- - "a -
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f
Pause for an instant, loyal reader
Here lies jed, the great sccedcss
Above, he always lied, you know,
And now the traitor lies below.
He bow was furnished with tvo strings.
lie flattcr'd crowds and fawn'd ON kings,
Repaid his cnpnfry's care with evil ;
AID prayed to G ID and served the devil,
The South could whip the Yankcs M.
tioa,
So he proposed humiliation
Their blessings wsre 30 everlasting,
TWAS just the time, for prayer and
fasting!
The record may be search'd in vain,
From West Point Benedict. to Cain,
To find mare atrocious knavc,
Unless in Cesar Borgia's grave.
Boston Transcript.
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TELECRAPHIC.
Reported Expressly for the Daily NonParei, By the
ILLINOIS 4 MIssIssiPPI rELECRaPH co.
Chicago. March 1,

CHIcHYV. MHTCu To-
general engagement took place between
FIVE companies Of Federals with ten six
pounders, and largely superior force Of
rebels. at Salem. Fulton county Ark. Our
loss fifty. the rebels were routed losing one
hundred killed, and many prisoners taken,
among them three Colonies.
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Major General G ommaudiDg.


- On great scale, the northern states
have suffered less incopveuiepc4 than the
leading commercial nations Of Europe.--
Great losses have been sustained BY par
ties engaged in the southern trade, but the
mass Of our people we're never better EN-
ployed. Whatever contributes to personal
comfort was never more abundant. Never
we're more bouotiful crops raised than those
for lS6l. The siimulus to business arising
from the war has, to considerable extent,
made up Tor the losses cccasioned by it,
We have, fortunately. no one olass not em-
rloyed in the cultivation OF the soil 20 na-
merous rs not n be reality absorbed By
others, 10 cnse the interest Or industry 10
which Is il devoted happens to lag, or prove
reproductive. Here - the secret Of oar'
escape fren those sress ills that .brea.en
ihs aasians Of she old world, 4 large pro-
'portion Of whose population. bsing trained
IN special enployses's, ase stserly helpIess
when these prove unrenunerative. A. Ne
sproKfsss with the sss, oss people feel il
fsvils less and lee. They hsss already
adapted thenselves - ~ slsered eeats a.
s1asss Il has psodsssd. The trials II
ks4lasd, % The ether hasd, ere jsss begin-
sisg. Ualsss vs speedily sslssk eostoe,
0sI'sses q psep!s tAsee nsse stasve, Or 30
led ss psbiie sapsaoe. With he seoppeee
ut the soetsn Mir, ~ foseisa eommssoe
II the kinedsn asss - sedssed rapidly 10
anosst, vssh essreaposdiag Sedsseios IN
toposts ssA h sAs eeessal psospesisy % she
eesnsry. Esssss, ~ shsy ssassl %, shsv
nsss fsvesshly Ter ssreelssa h enssrast vish
osher nasioae. u evesyskiog list ssisses %
0atesisi welfare. We 1hasa - wajs . Iissie
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New York. March Is,

New York. March Is.
Gen. Burnside captured Newborn With
al the rebel artillery, they bad severe fight
about ono hundred Federals killed and
wounded.
[The above second. hand news 10 all that
the telegraph furnished Us last night-the
line still being out OF order.l
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| doniA o - sunolied - 49, ISsiI 81 -
vsl = sAe Hsss,ss .sis-ssy q Z ~. - 'ss''
i = Arrive at Council u,p1ls ne1s daye 81 . auAs
Leave Cssncil 1ls0 daily, sseeps 6un6s0, q
amj ~ 1Ss'S
Arrive q - leelnos nArt dan ~ / n
- q -
| rwtrA - DFepusaL euannepe. - eeve1nlnAs. -
tos instructisss, 6c aas, Il ~ =.
terfed e ne several datsa sph Nsvs-
u. BLAlA, Reeem1stes oNs>rel
/ 49, -. - - 49, y
ce.sst.s.c eosSsssss s = ss =.
tracts to az ssfeaf tAe tsperfment Meg des1
yssssr.
J. Seven minutes arc allowed % eacA tntsrmediate
Once when not otherwise spcched for asserting lie
m.s bat On satiresd and stesashcst soutss there s
u the mail bags
Oa railro.d ana steamboat lines and oshss Susss
ssn's 81 I'M ~ - ns saas -. 2.
blankss mail hass hicks. and keys to b convsy1
without extra cnarrs.
81 the department ais" the brith and CanAx Maiiu,
when offered and the agents accompanying them.
DC cvcyeu withoat chAtve, and Tor their exclusive
use, While travelling wit hthe mails vus car.
or apartment properly lighted WARMED and turnshe
snl % .ne scratatien snd due 30
tor. under the direction Of the department.
kai,r'aa and steamboat companies are required y
take the maitfrvM and deliver IL into the posfccs AZ
the comaenccn,ent aud end Vt their routes, md ard
from all oices not more than eighty rsis from station
or Isnding Proposals may be submitted fst the pet-
formancc Of all other side service that Ia Tor ocss
over eighty rods from station Or lsniina
Receipts wiz bc required Tor mail hags ccnveyed n
charge II persons employed BY railroad o,mpsnes
There Will also be . way.bi,ls" prepared by posmas-
tiers ether AGENTS Of the department. 70 srrump my
tho mails, specifying the nuabcr aud VI the
several BAGS On the principal stage routes. lke~ss
receipts will be required and way bills forwarded the
latter u BE- rxame BY the sevcral postmasters t. In.
sure regularity in tho delivery Of nisi haRs
- No pay will b. made fer trips not pertormedi and
three lime. the pay 81 the trip may be dedncse For
erysis =" Tar behind time - eo break cnesxion with
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GEN McCLELLAS'S ADDR ESs TO ms
AOLDIERN.
HEADQUARTERS ARxY or rnK PoroxAc,
FAIarAx U. H., March IA.

HsADQrARrExs ARxY or rnK PoroxAc,
FAIarAx U. H., March IA.
SoLpiERs or TEE ARAY or the PoToHAc:
For a long time have kept you inactive,
but not without purpose; you were to be
disciplined, armed and instructed.
The formidable artillery you nov have,
hnd to be created; other armies were TO
move to accomplish certain results. have
held you back tina: you might give the
death blow to the rebellion which has des.
olated this once happy country.
The patience you have shown, and your
confidence 10 your General, are worth
dozen victories. These preliminary results
are now accomplished. l feel that the pa
tient iabors Of many months have oduc-
ed their fruits. The army Of the Potomac
is now real army; magnificent in nnteri-
al, admirable in discipline and inst ruetion,
and exccIlentIy equipped and armed. Your
Commanders are NIL that could wish. The
moment for action has arrived, and know
that can trust 10 you 20 savs your coun.
try. As ride through your ranks, sre
on your hrows the sure prestige Of victory.
fee! that you will d. Whatever ask you.
The period OF inaction is passed.
l will bring you now face to face with
the rebels, and only pray that God may de-
fcnd the right. IN whatever direction l
may move, however strange my actions
may appear TO you, ever bear in mind that
my fate is linked to yours, and that all DO
Is to bring you where know you wish to
be-on the decisive battle field. Il is my
business to place you there.
am 10 watch over you as a parent over
bis children, and you know that your Gen.
eral loves you from the depth OF his heart.
II shall .e my care, ~ il has ever been, to
gain success with the least possible loss.
but know that II it is necessary, you viii
willingly follow me TO our graves for our
righteous cause. God smiles upon u.s.
Victory attends Us yet.
would not have you think that our aim
10 to be obtained without . manly struggle.
will not disguise il from you that you have
brave foes to encounter. foemen worthy
the steel which you will use 80 we'll. /
shall demand from you great and heroic e1s
ertions; rapid and long marches desper.
ate combats snd privasions. We will share
all these together, and when this sad war i,
over, We viii return to our homes, and feel
that We can ask no higher honor than the
proud consciousness that Ne belonged to
the Army Of the Potomac.
GKo. b. MCCLELLAN.
Major General commanding.
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GEO L. EvERETT.
e. M'BRiDE.

GEO. l.. EVERETT will, continue the business 81
the old stand where By Chase attention 10 business ne
hopes to merit the share Of public patronage gencr
ously bestowed upon the old arm.
=. M'BRIDE. in withdrawing from the Arm would
take this method " wedging the kindness OF his
old friends and and would respectfully solicit
their Continuance with the new concern. f5
Council Bluns, Jan. 10th, 1852. 9l7
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r AMPS AND COAL OIL.

Orr fne stock Of Lamps are received ana re now
ocr great Inducements In this line This the chesp-
css Hkht now in use. Best quality Cosi Oils
per gallon By F.GEESAuAN
a37 ffH ~ = ~ E9fE17-7S- -,
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CuLaNARY ARTlcLks.l

CULlNAMY AHTICLE8. 80 q = 3E3sf % W. 3 )
Fiavorius Extracts. Sauces. catsups Spices Dried
Currents Cream Tartar and Soda Chemical Yeast OF
Baking Powder. Chemical Saieratus Pearl soda Tspi.
oca and lsingiass, NJ e5sf8N GERSAMAN,S
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CnAkE AND snivER!

why win yoa linger With the Chils and Fever whes
smiths Tonic syrup; stcphens' Agrs Comp,una
Jsynes' Agus Nixtnre. OsRood's Indian Choy.eoeus
nj GYrsa = 4 MS
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DISSOLUTION OF pARrNERSHTP.
The arm Of CT. EVERETT 4 CO., was this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent All notes and aceunts
due said di m will be paid c. l.. Everett, who
authorized 10 receipt for the same. Aud all claims
against said Arm will 10 presented to G. l.. Everett
for payment. #
GEOrL. EyERErT.
T.. M'BRiDE.
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subscriptions received for any Paper Or Magazine.
he lowest rates. -tss SEA- 2l6
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REPORT or TuE INAUGURATION OF
RESIDENT DAVIS.

Asw NJ .. Davis Dressed!
Hsw Mrs. Memnstnger Dressed.
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LeSY - me KskL90. WOcSD&D AMI
M1sq1So - 1u8 IOWA sTm. N 1U8
nAHHIg - PEA 11DsE AK. 0A1cm
I'm A1D I'm.
csapszy a.
GeSs1sA q. McCey, 6lleaL
Chssiss wiikissss, nsssally vsssded--
(DssA)
w. Sallibr1es, vosMded h Lex.
3. y. Sa1essy, usssSed y fse-s dagger
osslv.
s. @ Payne. sounded IN head and Lex.
JaSs. r suser, voanded IN face, severely.
Geo. W. Miller, woasded 10 abdomen,
eaiEhsiy.
David l. Jaysox. wnandrd in lex.
Hesry Blenksr, wossded in leg aad face.
severslv.
Corporal Jshs n. Basaon, uoanded 10 leg
slightly.
IL, Serx's Gee. 4. IIe-rJ, woasded By limb
fron tree, sliehsty.
Cosparsi 4. ,. Hsssy, sosndsd u face,
siisbeiy.
Ear.sed = battle, IS; killed. i; soua-
ded, II.
Company B.
Go. W. fsekse. voasded IL arm, eighty.
EueaRed n hassle. 81: wounded l.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-02
Major General.

We understand that Fort Morgan be-
low Mobile surrendered to the NOR tar feet
on Thursday
A dispatch from Washington to the N.
York Times says there is no foundation
for the statement that Lord Lyons goes to
England upon the invitation of Secretary
Seward. The first intimatiOn Mr. Seward
had was the announcement by Lord Lyons
himself Of his projected departure. His
LorGship's visit TO England is no dontt
made at the suggestion Of his govern
ment, aud therefore properly regarded as
significant. Lord Lyons is well known to
be entirely friendly to the Union and
firm believer in the speedy triumph of
our arms. His trip to Europe at this
time will, consequently be, in every sense
important.
Information from Norfolk, received
from various sources, leads Us to believe
that the reported evacuation of Norfolk
by the Yankee forces, is correct. A large
force has been stationed there, but all but
two or three thousand have been remov.
ed, leaving just enough to hold the city;
in all probability the remainder have been
sent to reinforce Mcclellan, on tie Chick
ahomipy, who is loudly calling for addi-
tional men. 1t is said the navy yard has
been destroyed, the Notifications around
the city blown up, and the railroads rem
dered useless Lincoln begins to see that
the policy of occupying every point on
the Southern coast is By no means a good
one, and since the recruits do not come IN
as rapidly as anticipated, he has been
forced to withdraw to prevent too great a
diversion of his forces. The absence of
these men will be no cause Of regret to
the people of Norfolk.
n. 0. Delta, May 2lst-
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-02

VIA DEs ARC.-Lcss in battle at st.
Charles, Confederates, four killed and $50
prisoners. Federal loss $50, most of
whom were killed by being scalded when
the gunboat blew up which was caused by
cannon ball entering one of the port
holes and striking the boiler on the main
head. Federals claim to have captured
s pieces of artillery The man from
whom pap-rs were taken, say, four gun
boats were to leave Memphis Friday morn
ING, 8 for White aud ? for st. Francis
Memphis AUqlanche 19h.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-02
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HEADQUARTERS TRASs-MIss. DIsT. |
Little Rock, Ark, June "a, 1862.

''S"Ab nm fuilt lSD-- y
The Yankee General, Curtis, is attempt.
ing to escape His position has become
untenable. He is appalled, at the dam
gers that surround him. In his terror, he
resorts to the desperate expedient of NOV
ing TO the south, along White river, trust
ing for supplies from the Mississippi By
boats These supplies cannot ascend
White river. We have already blown up
one of his iron-clad boats, crippled anoth.
er aud can hold the river against his feet.
The question now is, Shall his army reach
the feet below
You can prevent it the power is in
your own hands. The plan i not secret.
| proclaim it to you all. If it is not car
ried ont the responsibility will rest on YOU.
Take your gun and ammunition, every
man OF you; mount your horse, or 60
afoOt; do not wait an hour for your
neighbor; lose no time in holding meet
ings; move towards the enemy, by the
shortest road; join the first company you
Overtake upon the march Press upon
the invader from every direction. Attack
him day and night, kill his scouts and
ptNh@'T, I'll hhi plDiS nHA It's hEDDps ON
transports, cut off his wagon trains, Law
in ambush and surprise his detachments,
shoot his mounted officers, destroy every
pound of meat and -four, every ear of
corn and stack Of fodder, oats aud wheat,
that can fall into his hands; fell trees as
thickly as in RATS, in all the roads before
him, burn every bridge and block up the
fords- Hang upon his front, tanks and
rear, and make the ring Of your rifles and
shot>guns the accompaniment of every
foot of his retreat
Let every man feel and know that this
appeal is addressed to himself specially,
and that il is an appeal Of bleeding
country to her sons for deliverance.
Our army in the field will do its part.
Will you do yours?
r. G. HINDMAN.
Major General.