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EXTRACT:
ADJUTAsT AND Iss2, GESE7ALS OTEfCE
II;HsosD Jsadssy s.tL ls6l.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
- NoI.
VII Lieutenant olOnsl GEoRaE DRss. Assistant h-ji
Geus assigned 10 duty In the Adiisnt AID I1prerT
Grceras Oer gill tax ehsrg: II tbs general reuitn
Vice army Al eonmu1est peTt,nng TO ~ tes
Ing ,sryi will be ms appr right haa aide Of he
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BY mnAnd o! the secretary o;har.
JRO. wIFHfRs
itn2s-4s Asst AT. Gen.
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PUBLISHED.
The Southern Spy,-te''ep on th5 Policy ard llas1'
ration Of the LincClI Written au0nynoasy In Hshlgt
and elsewhere, BY Edward A. Pollard, OF Virginia su'to Of
"BlAck Diamond"
c0SrFSTs
l. Letter 70 Presdeu. Lnson, written 4, WA'tngton.
2. Lett n President Linco ., EIi.tn Al W al g1cn.
lie ter to President i!ncol, witen at Wilmington
= Preside It Lnclla, wit TIE @ yeTament.
O. to kdi Of , vfitttu h Maryland
Letter 10 Secretary seEAEi, sri ten ia Maryland.
l. Let r Prrsiea' Ln OH. wit HaylaLt.
5. Lever Zoe ,r Tying, written T. Baltimore
w. Letter TO General OF, WRIT ia Maryland.
TO- Letter % kr. ~rtt 10 Maryland.
Price 80 cents.
PRTSCIESCE.
Speech delivered by Hoa BEyEuT IUorss Of VrSns IN 10
vention held a. NSV lie, Tenn Apr 1874; 1870
Price % e.ps
fenrg the prize. 81 either The above named Bo Ks,
Is't TIE sou.hea Cynisrsc Tes
VI postage
The trade a'loreda iberal discount
Address Tiers 10
MLLn "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
YIRsr AUDIroRs oFFICK.

Mr. MARSHALL from the Committee OF Common
presented bill! TO establish inspection of leather
the city Of Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

RoLLA, Jan 81.
gentleman Who left bis home 10 Green county,
few miles from Springfield on last "wednesday, arrives
hare vestetd,y He saya that there are no enrench
ments being bud. at Springfield and bu. little uu a'i.
sss mauif sted by Price his officers. There Is
general cry for renrcemcns and the rebels say they
are on their way bat their accounts do not asre, as II
numbers He met large number OF U1ion troops at
Lebanon, an oar pockets were out several miles from
the pace.
skrmish had occurred near Lebanon, on the en-.
trance Of our troops and rebel Captain was killed and
several men taken prisoners.
Cioyerrmen teams are constantly moving westward,
but the roads are most impossible owing to the depth
OF the mud.
NKws IRON YoRTREss MONROE
FORTRESS MONROE Jan. 2s.-The only incident Of rews
yesterday thu arrival OF boat containing fifteen
full grown contrsbands from Norfolk
They report that the herrmsc was 6oattd out Of the
dry dock on Saturday and to max her trisl p on
Sunday She mounted ten inch rasd cannons, and the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
HkOCLAMA ALTON
TO
THE OPLE ora W. i.

The rebellion against which you have been 20
long and so CALAMITY contending is not yet quel-
led, but requires yet other sacrifices to complete
the work. Tho enemy is now putting forth every
effort desperation CAN suggest to accomplish bis
purpose. Ho 10 levying en- masse al men within
his reach ca paLle Of bearing arms, and is now
holding or armies in check, has driven one d.
vision out Of Virginia, AMI threatens to invade
Maryland and capture Washington itself.
Our Government calls for more troops, and
must have them. Having done 50 much to crush
this foul conspiracy sgainst our government, and
having been lately SO signslly blessed in our Ia
bors, we must meet these new efforts Of the enemy
with corresponding force. The valor and patriot
ism Of Iowa have never been appealed to in vain
They now have one moro test, and will not
fail.
We have sent more than twenty thousand men
to the field, and every one willing volunteer in
his countrys cause. Our Soldiers have proved
themselves the "bravest Of the brave" We have
thousands moro as heroic hearts who are wanted
with their brothers in the field.
1t is probable taat moro than ono regiment
will be required, and that they will be sent to
"sS"IuSsVU cs'i VI sh0 younB "e" VI AoWs "
answer this demand with that alscrity with which
similar demands have been responded to hereto
fore.
Let those who canno. enlist encourage and as-
sist those who can, and those who defend our
cluntry's cause, come forward TO the rescue Of
the best government ever given to mau, from the
attacks of those who would destroy all our insti-
tutions Of liberty in one common ruin.
SAMUEL J. KlRKWOOD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

Our wiSs Lsgialstoes some few months ago, >s
when dog Aesh Wxs plenty sud 1oaAeos foW, "... -
Caught the brilliant ida, since To- State was
lard up" = = 4 81 .
To run the mashssn" At the expense Of the Pep.
1t Was therefore resolved that each four footed
male,
Should b taxed ct the rate Of one dollar per tail
And each female canine, three dollars or 80,
That puppies might net be encouraged u grow;
And further, If any stray piece Of dog meat,
without collar or check should b running the
Any law loving person its progress might check,
By cutting its tail Of up close to its neck.
Not many conclusions did citizens draw
A. to what was the motive in making the law.
Did the plenty Of s6uls give the place bad name,
OK was the Fur Company" anxious for game?
Or was it the dog days? Oh, no it lay deep,
Tho law makers likes sausage, and wanted it
chesp.
But be this ~ it may, the tax was assessed,
And ths pup stock declined as the iupost was
And many IN owner Of dogs had to bleed,
And many cur was compelled to :" secede."
But ere two years are past the law is forgot.
And ours fight cnce mere as their forefathers
fought. 4smm = >.ev.s -.
And psps rosm 1t large in eontsmpk of. The tax +
Still wagging the caudsler end Of their backs.
And although tis to-day, by some sspient men,
descent upon dog-dom proposed again,
TO them We would urge, not to be SO unjust,
But agree with the prsvsrb that " every dog must
Have bis dsy," Or it. theyspsst..be cosyeed, - Z
Lot them be represented, at any rate first;
And, lastly, till each source of revenue fails,
Don'tc tcurta1 our pleasures by taxing car-tails.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

State OF Iowa.
ADJ'T GESERAL's OFFICE, Iowa,
Clintos, May 24th 1852

ShHtOs, Mly A4tnj icoS
Geaeral Orders No. 20.
a requsition has been made by the President
on his Excc.lcncy, the Governor Of Iowa, for an
other regiment Of infantry for the United States
service.
While oar State has responded nobly to tho
call Of the General Government for troops to aid
in crushing the 81 anti, schemes planned against
the Union, still greater sacriccs are required Of
US more money aud moro blood. No state has
excelled the alacrity with which sho has filed
former requisitoEs Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand OF the h5wer Of our
State have gone to the tented field shall We fai-
ter in responding to the demand for thousand
more?
The requsition has been an.worcd by saying,
that the regiment shall DO raised in sixty days,
and it will be DONE
Reliable persons applying to me for recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instruc.
items.
The reputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa
have achieved for themselves and tho State is
world. wide, until the name Of an Iowa soldier
has become distinctive mark, synonymous with
discipline, bravery, endurance and devotion.
The place of rendezvous will be designated
hereafter.
By order Of the Commanders in chief
N. b. BAKER,
Adjutan. General Of Iowa.
- All papers on the Mississippi rivcr,in Iowa,
the Iowa City, Des Moincs City and all papers on
the line of rail roads, and in the Valley of tho
Cedar River will copy twice. my27-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday, Jans 8,

ss.ss..faas y4s Tossdays Juns 3.
ARRIVED. aa@,
HAwKBYB, 0Ay. 81. Louis. .a
JENNIE WBIrFiB, Morrison, Keokuk.
BILL HRNDHRsoN, Rhodes, Dubuque.
-lioD.sMoIEEs CITY, Dumot, Fulton City.
nn,-.- NA.AD .-e =
HAwkBYR, Gray, St. Paul. zst
DRsAt INES CRY, Dumot, keoksk.
AD HIHE, Calf, Dubuque. t4s
JENSI. WHlPPLE, Morrison, Keokuk
BOATS L4AvING TO DAY.
The Northern Lins packet VIM. =. Ewing,
Capt. Buford and Clerk Ovens, will leave this
port for st. Leuis and intermediate psints this
morning.
The light draught packet Bill Henderson, Cap.
khodss, uiu leave 4fos- Dabuqus At o'clock thia
morning. king connections with packets for st.
Paul and way points.
the mail and passenger packet Kate asset.
Capt. Davis, will leave fsr keokok and way points
at 8 o'clock this morning, making connections for
St. Louis in 36 hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

z &ss 4 sencoND DAys s.~ ~ -
The Board met pursuant to adjournment !;
prsssnt. All the members except NJ Ellis. NJ,
Frost occupied ths chair.
Minutes Of last meeting we're read and ap-
proved.
The petition Of VIM. Rsnwick for eerrcetion
Of assessments, was referred to the Committee
on Equalization.
The petition Of Moses Porter and others, TO-
correct supposed clerical error In the loca>
ton Of road 10 Hickory Grove Townsnip, 4 md
Of CIV. Center and others. 10 relation 10
road 10 Rockingham Township, were referred to
the Committee on Bridge and !Highvaye.
The annual statement Of Timothy Follett,
Township Clerk Of Liberty township, for the
year 1861, was referred to the Committee on
Public Officers.
The pspers in the Gilbert road case were
referred to the Committee on Bridges and
Highways. ~,
The, Coroner's report was presented and
referred to the Committee on Miscellaneous
Business.
The bill Of J. j. Smart, for services %
Township Clerk. $40, was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
The bill Of John Bechtel, for services - di.
rector of the Poor House, $lO4, was referred
to the Committee ON Poor House.
Mr.. Earhart, from the Committee on Pub
lie Officers, reported, recommending the ap.
proval Of the bonds Of Mrs. Parkhnrst for a
ferry over Wspsie River. and of Tho,. Griffin,
Constable Of Winfield. which was adopted.
Mr.. Snyder, from the Committee on Claims,
reported favorably on certain claims. among
them one of J. w. Van Hosen, and also ap.
proving Of bills allowed by the Clerk duriog
the recess. Report adopted, and orders to
be drawn for the amounts.
Adjourned till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met At one o'clock roll called
and quorum present
Petition of Livi Blackman asking that .
road already established. running from E
Camps place to his own. be opened, was pre-.
sented and referred.
Mr. Shaw, from the Committee on Bridges
and Highways. reported fsvorably to the
Griffith road case. provided the expense be
paid BY the petitioners. and the road 90 re-lo-
| Gated be put in ~ good repair as the road va.
Gated.
The same committee reported the appro-
pr;ation of $a5 for building . bridge over
Duck Greek. on the line between Davenport
and Blue Grass Townships. The latter por.
tion ofths report was adopted. -
The certificate of appointment and official
bond of Wesley B. Stevens, Clerk Of Aliens
Grove Township. was presented and filed.
The Brodsn road case vas brought before
the Board. and after liberal aud unprofitabls
discussion the papers relating thereto we're
| laid on the table.
The sccount Of Timothy Follet. Clerk ol
Liberty Township. was reported correct and
the report adopted.
Mr.. E.rhArt. from tho Special Committee
appointed to investigate the condition Of the
County Poor House. presented a report-the
same that was published In January last. Re-
port adopted and the committee discharged.
Ths accounts Of Sheriff Thorirgton were pre-.
| sented and referred.
On motion adjourned until tomorrow (tbis,
morning 1t eight o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
NUMBER 1876.
From Fremont's Headquarters.

WOODSTGCk, Va, June ,.
The enemy were driven ont Of Strasburg last
svsnisg by Gen. Frsnont's advanced guard, and
have ssn closely.pursusd to-day by his forces sad
Gen. Bayard's cavalry brigade They have esv-
eral times made stande, and skrmishing has bssa
constantly going on, but With triaing loss on both
sides. One Of Gen. Rayard's command was killed,
and Col. Piison Chief Of Artillery and one Of Gen.
frcmont's Aids, was woupdrd.
The enemy now sncamped about three
miles beyond " oodstock, wo holding the village.
we have taken about SOC prisoners, and more are
being brought in constantly.
FRExoSr's IisADQCA arKRs,l
1g& WOODSTOCK, Juno 3.
ven Fremont alter occupying Strasburx last
night, was obliged by by darkness and ,remen-
dous storm, and the fatigue Of his men, to delsy
his advance till the morning. At 8 o'clock the
pursuit Of the refreating enemy was resumed and
vigorously continued during the day.
Gen. McCowciFs advance, being part Of brig.
ade under Gen. Bayard, reached Strasburx this
morning, and was hurried forward by Gen. Fre-
mont to join in the pursuit with the cavalry and
artillery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
From New York.

NEW lORK, June =.
The prize steamer Nassau has arrived. She
was captured by the gun.boat State Of Georgia
and Victoria, while attempting to run the block
ade of Wilmington. She has a cargo Of ammu-
milton and Enfield rifles. She was built in New
York, to run to Key West, and lately has been
named the Gor!on She left Nassau on the 22d,
and was captured on the 9th.
The rebels are busy strengthening Fort Case
we'll, NC.
NEW YORK, June 3.
The Times correspondent speaking of the bat
tie Of Sunday, says;
"Tcribly did the rebels suffer on this, as we'll
the previous day. from the we'll directed FIRE Of
our artillery, piling the ground with the slain.
Terrible, also, to them were the frequent charges
Of cur solid columns. pressing them back step BY
step to the last point Of endurance, when they
broke and ran inglo:iously, leaving behind them
many Of their men and officers, az we'll prvates,
prisoners in our hands"
Harper's Ferry special, dated yesterday, says
Gen. Sigel succeeds Gen. Saxton a. commander
Of this post. This morning, wherever Con. Sigel
was recognized BY the troops in his visit to their
various camps, accompanied by his predecessor, he
was welcomed with enthusiastic cheers. His rep
utation will have IN inspiring influence upon the
officers and men.
Gen. Ssxton will report himself at Washington.
He he's had . difficult task before him, holding
jackson and Trimble, ct the head Of probably not
less than 25. 900, and notwithstanding hs had .
numerically far inferior force, and was seriously
embarrassed BY other de6ciencies, he did not
leave until his task completed, and the rebels
had retired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
Su1c1pE.-Mr. Richard Platt, q pic.

SuIc1DE.-Mr. Richard Platt, q pic.
ture frame maker, formerly of this city, com
mitted suicide in Rock Island on Monday AZ
tsrnoon last. by taking stryehnioe. Plstt At
one time carried on the same business in Da
vsnport. From the argus We CLEAN the fol-
loving particulars Of the occurrence:
A lite after noon on Monday moaning
noise was heard in the picture frame shop Of
Mr.. Richard Platt. o. Illinois street. The front
and back doors we're locked. but after consid-
erabls trouble entrance was obtained. and Mr..
PIatt was found on the floor In spasms. When
be was found, entrance TO the room was first
obtained by some one who thrust an arm
through broken pane of glass and unbolted
the door. but Mr.. Plat, although lying on the
floor. succeeded in slammiog the door togeth
Or, and for while preventing entrance.
Medical aid was called and IL WAS ascertain.
Cd that he had poisoned himself with strych-
nine. The partly burned paper which con.
tained It was found on the Aoor
A sealed letter addressed % follows. vas
found on the table: ITO my wife. II there
10 any honor In man, deliver it to her un-
opened"
Also The following, in Mr. Plasts hand vri
ting. lay on the table. open:
have suffered the stinGs and arrows Of oHtya-
geoxs fortune, s.ss..
And now take up arms against sea Of troubles,
and BY opt,osing, end them
Money makes the man, the want Of il, the
fellow. Pope was mistaken when hs said
"worth."
An empty pocket is the worst Of crimes.
II man 10 down, give him . thrust!
Tfample the beggar into dust!
Rssss E. s,.s .sI.; FL i: s:;: e. :Rss1f a...
If man is mp, oh lift him higher
Your souls for sale, and he's th: buyer" i.
a1t his heart be large and tender,
Sadly will his means be slender;
Everlasting duns will push him;
Poverty will cramp and crush him."
A man has no business 20 have soul In this
world. He must shut his eyes and ears TO the
eriss Of mercy and humsnity worship the
Almighty dollsr-est wealth. NO matter how
obtained .s.s
sStsal by night, and steal By day, l,..,,
Doing i al II legal ,oay Z
Join the church and ns'cf foRssks her.
ne AyPeersss, lisr, kssss aad fesl; a
oOH ooAF 81 PooR-rsmsmbcr the rule
then hs will be sars 70 bs vorshiped. HOMAGE
Will % paid him at every corner Of the street.
no matter hsw great aa s.s.
.gTSHlAhs Cs8t.s-gsCs
For the saks Of my family have strueeled
on. though fate has been against me God
ksows how have loved my family, and even
nov, when / an about to swallow The fatsl
doe, / fesl sonsvhat tsaaeious ef life for az
sake sfiny dsss. !its's innocent eh;ldrs~. &
Nj. Plat. =. is /. n.n Il j.s.s. On, y.... .,
aga He 20 : man q uhrsasl natural abili-
tiAe aud Of sonsidsrabls SuItivatioa Of mind
Pseualafy soh5Sssan4G; ASwsvss: had . 1s.
prsood aA1 uphalane61 ~ 0ifpd that ho had
ness0e ? seNlsasl Aypeseboodujs ssd fatal
s;e.d hbeseus ae4se eAis stats sf uis6, pro
dstsd ~ asssa lssalsty. % wrote % eesdy
aeeaenslsel srtisls VhS1 ~ 1sve olvSo ahevc
ouo NJ. .1sDDH x07HII5
g1eeo aNGl A01111e anilSSEao1;
lllssy - -; ;sl1llll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
New YORK market.

NEW YoRK, June 3.
FLouR-Market favors buyers. Sales at $4.2O@
4.25 Super State; S45OQ4 IS Extra state $4.2O@
4.25 Super Western ) 81 .4OQ14.6c Common to Me-
dium S. 10 Extra Western $5.O0@5.l5 Ship.
ing Brands extra r. II.
WHEAT. Sales at S5@$9Sc Ohio Spring !;
90@$i .o2 Milwaukee Club; 81 "a Fair White
Western; $1.lO@l.l3 Winter kei Western.
CoRN-49@50c Mixed Western in store and de-
livered.
BARLKY-sO@S5c.
PoRK-Unchanged. $l225@12.s7 mess; $9..
75@l0. % prime.
BEEF.-Steady.
Ger MEATs-Unchanged.
LARD-Sals at 75s@8Lc.
BU1TRs-Unchanged,
WHlsKY.-Market dull ;231s@25c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
From Front Royal.

B20NT KOYALY juno =.
It. Jenen, Of Gen. Shields stan, with Is Of the
1st Ohio Cavalry, made Reconnaissance yesterday,
going 70 Stsasburg. On his return he reported
the enemy retrsating through Strasburg very
rapidly win their baggage trains.
Gen Bayard, with force, Vas immediatsly Or
dered % advance to Strasburg and cut a the
trains. UIon arriving within : mile Of Strssburg
he found the enemy in great force just beyond
the village and not deeming It prudent to attack,
halted for ,he night. -
Mach firing vas heard ysstsrlay darisg the en-
tire day from some distance beyond Stfasburg.
Loyal blacks report that Gen. Rosecrans he'd
attaeked Jackson and beaten him. The spsobabil-
ity 10 that Jackson will to ever.aken and great
battle fought.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
.TO TxCE.

DERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
I the United States Gsv9nmsue for expensss
incurred in raising Iowa Volunteers viii nease
present The same for payment q the once 81 the
United Sistss Disbursing O66cer Ia Dayennort or
or before the S0th u June, 1861.
b. B. nENDERsHOrr. N
Captain "a ARTILLERY.
Dubuque, Burlington and Keokuk papers copy
three times and send bills TO the above Adde'S.
june3 e ..s5tfssf#fss ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

STATE OF Iowa, OFncs CLERK OF TIE
SuPRElH CoURT, Des Aoines,
jane "a, 1869.
SIR.-The Supreme Court has this dav
filed their opinisn in the case Of Davenport
Gas Light and Coke Company ". City Of Da.
venpors, aflirmiug the judgment OF the Dis-
trict Court Respectfully yours,
LEV. KNssY.
Clerk ofths Supreme Court.
If comment we're necessary We should at
once cay that 1t IL . good joke on tho city
Some folks find it hard enough to pay for
what they get. bat paying for light and
using darkness is no trait Of high .degrse
Of civilization. Fsllsr eisiseps! we've tod.
died through the mud together. we've felt our
dabiSus and muddy way alepg preeariou,
sidsvalks. across uncertain cutters, 'and, oh
how cautiously have ws navigatsd marrow and
treasherous crossings, denying ourselves the
glinnsr Of friendly gss. for which W ;muat
nov psy. - ~
Fsllsr citizens with you ws have buttsd
our pates sgainst rsylsss lamp-pests-vs'v.
wadsd through doubly adhesive mud, ws'v.
fallen ON slippsry places. and often.inss loci
our vsy 10 the dense gloom Of ehssrlsss NIGH
IAN Tor economy in gas and have the bill e
loot ashssndi How do yoa IKE It Wher
yoa dive iato collapsed peekets to ssh ate.
uncertain dins to lSttls this little m.ts.r s. tel
~ shAs. lswyss sliss Il. 1asws1.T III II
- "a - -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
Howard AssOcfalion,
PHILADELPHIA.

EOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK AND
Il distressed, afflicted with virulsut and chronic
diseases, Of the sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, BY the acting sur
gson.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhes, Or Seminal
Weakness, ,aad other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gaas, and On the new remedies employed in the
Dispsnsary, sent to the Afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free a charge. Two or three stampe
for postage Will bs acceptable
Address, Dr.. J. Skillin Houshton. ACTING Sur
geon, Howard Association, No South 9th Street,
Philadeiphts, r.. junexwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

ds@* TuE.DAY, June 8, 1869.
Court opened At . o'clock A. N. The cases
set for to-day were disposed Of in their order
No. 45s1. Daniel Webster W Harvey Leonard.
Trial by jury. Plaintif dismissed the action
pending the trial, At his cost.
No. 1889. VIM. Denkman W J. N. D. Burrows.
Trial by jury. Verdict for plaintiff for amount Of
wheat receipt.
No. 1929. Executors Of A. Le Claire vs City Of
Davenport. Trial by jury. The testimony in
this case vas not finished te-day.
Court acjournsd ct o'clock P. n, till 9
o'clock to morrow morning.