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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

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ss-a-e' for three insertions. and % cer,. TO- go
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor lessl constitute
"'quare." Advertisements ordered inside or n anv
prominent place. as also those largely displayed win be
charged extra rates. Contracts by the year may .
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY First insertion d per square each sub
~ Al transient Advertisements must be poid IN ed
genee Yearly OF regular advertisers viii be REQUIRED 10
No grGtaitOas AdrertissmeHts No reeort reso
utons, or proceedings Of corporation sSeIHfr -
association and communication designed ~ iii ~.
tenton to any matter Of limited or Individual nterses
can be inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ inc Publishers will not hold themselves resronsl
Die Tor any errors that may occur bevon me aTnonnt
charged for the Advertisement '
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
9Otels anN Restaurants.

EXTRA REFINED GERMAN CAM
HI PHOR--Just eceved and for sale, wholesale and
retail, by GEO. H. sPUkR 2Vl MAN street. gu APlV
CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
~ AND COLLECTOR Inquire attic spy once, %
No u Crown street ~ mchH
TENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
IN MENT-Tor sale by GEO. Il. SIURR, 20l Man
rsot uu mthll
HOYTS HIAWATHA-For sale by
IL GEO r SPUR. sOl Main street All mehll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

Iva RESTORED. Just published IN a sealed envel
one pnce Is cents Lecture on the nature
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility lmpedi'
neuls to Marriage generally. Nervousness COneump
ton Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical lncapae
resulting from SelfAbuse, &C. by ROBr. j. CULVER
WELL, 81 d., author Of the Green Book, NC "A Boon
10 Thousands Of Sufferers sent under seal IN plain
yeope to any address post paid receipt Of six
or two postage stamps, by Dr. Gil. j. q. KLINE, l21
BOwery New York, Post ONCE Box 1856. d&w5m au6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
I ONGW ORTH5S WINES.
"a CtNCINNATI,O
Sparkling, Cremant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

These wines, already known as pure deltci0aS and
Aedita have of late been greatly improved by expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country. In
favor and bouquet sparkle and vln0sty they compare
with the best OF foreign productions while having,
the bulk of those sent to this country me nestmabe
advantage Of being absolutely pure spurious wines
have been extensively sold under Mr.. Long, Orths
name GEORGE r. sPURR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity. du ulyl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
DIE: o..

HAkRiS''N-''n Thur day morning. November 2Oth
Mrs Alfred Harrison, after short and severe illness
Herfuners will tsse place this afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence Of her husband Alfred Harrison North
Meridian street
In The death Of this es;imable lady the charitable en-
terpr-e Of this city. public well private have sus
tanned an IRE parable los.
Since she became resident Of Indianapolis in 1927
she has exemp~d the life of a christian not only as
wife and mother. bH; pattern in good work
She was active with her advice and her purse the eiec
ton Of an asylum for destitute orphans and homeless
ehtren she zeAlouy co-operated with Others in build
ing and farnhpg several Of churehe-: and in her
house Psophet's chamber preparsi for the
passing herald Of the For nesry thirty yesrs she
was connected with be Benevolent Society Of Tbs city.
and devoted much tire visiting the and poor and
in di loutng private charities only known 10 those i'm
mediateiy interested Since many Of citizens have
from their homes sold he has given without
stint, her tine and means in supplyn the q their
families, and in sending sd :, the SICK and wounded
soldiers
Her suffer ngs, though rrotracted She
fell asleep In fsst Of which had been
for 20 mary yrars eNenphfcsuOn. The promises Of
the Bib. which were prreious her q ehild If
csris in the day Of health. creased value as sh-
drew near h~aae " She loved them snd Hin Who gave
thrtn. 70 the ens; he has goue heir full en-
Jos mens-aDd tins the soasoAson If hose Who are
ssas.sns her ioss p
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

In the Legislature of Indiana the Democrat,
have minority OF twenty eight ON jpint ballot.
This se ureS TO IA straight out Democratic
United State Senator from that State, To he
elected this winter, in place OF that long nosed
cantins old renegade. Joe Wright.
We hope that the Democracy will choose Hon.
Dance W. VOORHEES, tor that important and hon
ornble position We want men OF Courage
ability. aud staiesmanlke views Mr. Y pos
seS~es all of these qu ,lifcations and his election
would be hailed with delight by the Democrat,
OF the VEST Nebraska City News
We have seen several paragraphs similar ia
The above in our exchanges, anI have he rl
many persons express an earnest desire that NJ
VOORHEES, should he elecei To the Senate Hi>
election would be Qualification Ia the Demuc
racy, not only of Indiana and the Northwest but
also of the entire country
HIS abilities aud services both indicate him a.
the man for the place; for We 90 not hesitate To
that his speeches IA Con.re-s--eSyecially the
one delivered in May. in which he aroused the
attention of the people To the mon>trous frauds
and slckehn. cOrruptions of the Administration
did much ANYTHING else 10 set in motion the
whitening rehuke which uSurpation. TYRANNY and
squanderlDg of the public TREASURY has received
at the hands OF outraged people
But Mr.. Voorhees, will not tie candidate for
the Senate The circumstances of his recent
election to Congress constitute the most gIoriou-
triumph ever enj vel by any man in this district
lie eels that il is his duty 10 stand bv his people
l. they have nohly stood nv him He will return
to the lower branch OF Congress, and then again
he as he has been in times pas-ei the champion ol
our only guardian Of bert, the Constitution -
lTerre Haute News Sheet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

Special dispatches from Washington report that
'thcre is n rumor there that our forces have ex
perienced disastrous defeat at or near Harper's
Ferry. IL is said that the rebels came upon the
place in fsrce. and hare taken more than three
thousand prisoners, aid suffers wagons to the
value Of many thousand dollars. Among the
prisoners il is said that there are two companies
OF the BROOKLYN Fourteenth New York Volun
teers. aud that about six hundred paroled or ex
said that their capture of commissary and quar-
termaster's stores amounts 20 the value OF a
million dollars Although the rumor has as
sumed this definite form. it is not believed in off
cial quarters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

(S0 l7sl
rxrrfD STAT SOF AnE..cA. DISTRICT or fNDl-

(SO. u.s.
UTxTFD STAT s0F AnE..cA. DISTRICT or fNDi-
u AM
Whereas, sle u information has been ~ IN The
D~srics of III Juiici states ali n I'D or he
Circuf ga 4 ltiaia. the 18th day II
No enter is61. by A. IN Haaa. 80. Aft"res 20 tie
United for h. Dsfct Il ludans a-ainf The ic
low DESCRIBED f-rSs tate th~ Vcuufs % bamd-
ten. >isfr II in isua, to-u cerrfn i1dglcrf
for tn snf 81 S3i 81 le-< IN g SAX -. ard
Gesrse n tector. f. tn viola ',u n b. per<
q an act & torzrcs. approved Sf - l>62. eat o. d
ac 70 suppress nsurFec io uufsh n aon and
beon seize and the property e rebels and
foT other parFcse and praying prcess agAin.i - d
property, and tharthe sy be condemned and sold
nrnie>' property.
No therefore IN pursuance Of The maniton under the
seal If sad CoHri irected delivered d. here
by gsve public Doii-e all er~Ons claiming saf prop
e'ty. any part th~rrof IN ary manner ~ crested
ther~n. thst they - md par bef,re the aid. the
D>fnci Court fthe Cnt-d states. Re bid az the ctv
Of lasapeS IN I'D fr the III trci 4 Indiana an the
frf Aoudas e sfcceui.r a oslcck
nom 4 haf dly. n and there TO interot their ella
ald make their aegatiefs IN that behalf
ID g.. rOSF. a. : Marshal
BY }. = B.esLo~, Deputy.
Attest
JoHS a. REa. C * novis-dist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

VIM A Richardson, OF Illinois. is proposed as
successor Mr.. Browning in the Senate OF the
United States
An OLD MEMBLR Lord Palmerston has bee
member OF The English House of Commons for
fifty five years
In the New York City BOARD of Aldermen on
Saturday, q resolution adopted. Offering Gen
Mcclellan the hosritalities OF the city.
The SALT CROP The whole amount of salt
ms, ected at Onondaga tor the year till the 9Th of
November. l. 1850 .4s3 bushels-an increase ov er
last year OF PAS 349 bushels
Coal The louisville Miners Journal saws
that the total amount of coal sent To- m ,rket this
yen is 6.S27 1897 tunS. against 6,992 975 last
year. or a gain of $500 tuns
Obituary The Troy Times records the death
OF the Rev. Tobias Spicer better known as
Father SPieer ''-the oldest member of the Troy
Conference. aud he Nestor of the Methodist de
nomination
The wife of one of the draft rioters went ~
Milwaukee ia search of her husband Grief had
made her Geraneed, and she was { ken in charge
by the police. She Was afterwards tiken 20 the
county poor house. to all appearances hopelessl,
insane
The steward of one of the European steamers
at Boston, who wanted tn take box ashore un
observer. said to custom house officer whom lie
knew, If was To put h HI eagle piece upon
one OF YOUR ewes. could YOU see?'' The answer
was. No: aird If | had another on my mouth
could not speak ="
'De,ra AapSG THE NEsa 1t il said that
here is much sickness prevailing among the
Uni0nists lately imported into this county bv
some OF our citizens The negroes say "de white
folks call de disease the die rare" (darrhoea } Ii
Is said that in the negro quarters established by
some persons residing near Richview, eight
deaths have occurred and in another establiSl,
ment of the same character belonging to some
other persons neir The SINE place there have
been FIVE deaths. In other establishments not
81 extensive there have been one. two and three
deaths. Will the county tax PAYERS have to p,v
physicians bills and burial expenses of those
conir',baudS: Let the importers foot these bills
Nashville (lll.) Jackson an. Nov. Ia.
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<ponaence II the Philadelphia Press.
Picture of - ar
HEADQUARTf n AMY 90 rHs PoroNAol
Rectoft Va. Nov y.

kectOftfNu. a. Wv -.
From Mddleburg 10 Saem i nine nile. AMI
here most painful rsvase~ present tbem>eises
Houses ran-ssekc1. muiilated or bnrDei:
6el1s fenre;es-. and tie four churches &c
spoiled Pe~-. luipii>. aud atars are tpin up.
aIi the ~ailr deisced ~ith Tibsll language 4i4d
pictures. Two Of these buildings were Meth0
dit. one Episcopal. and one sieaOminationless
These onirages were Terp.isated by the 50 called
"Benker's Dntch." German soldiers enlisted in
New York. and commanded by Gen. Banker,
who encamped for week in Salem Isst spTing,
and were a terror To the country around for heir
ruthless thiesing and brutal msnners The no
tons ia regard to carrying the Prevailing
among bath German soldiers and their officer
psrtake more of that adopted in their own couu
try than here: and find invariably that ON this
m irch Germans far more unpriBcipled in
stealing poultry and other eatables than either
Americans or Irish.
Before reaching Salem was hailed by very
attractive woman. who took me Tor an officer
and arkesi me. with trembling lips aud lie ,rlul
eses. "a protect her She the vile OF M
Ricketts,, Baptist minister, who had taken uo
interest IN the rebellion. Every fowl. pi- AMI
call bad been taken from her: the cattle. with
seven or eight horses Ind been dri, IN away; her
cellar hid been rais,ckei the previous evening.
anu ever, eatibe 10 the house stolen. Her re
mOnstfances 1pd those of her hub md had been
""-"cic' " icfuc-t ~ 10 1--4 anu icHitfh
Der what Sua.t's men hid been doing ia Penn
sylvana- Suggestions made that soldiers
must eat ami that she was secesh. and must M ke
the best OF il. She said me. 81 am almost
broken hearted- Every thing ] have Is gone
My little ones went or, iLg to bel last Digh t with
hunger, aid had nothing to give them. Won't
you STAY here little while, sir, aud protect me
from these menI NJ, husband is away. and am
afraid of them y | assured her that such thing
as rudenes- 10 ladies in army was rarely heard
OF. that the men we're hungry. and all they re
quired Was food. PRAY don't break my rose
bushes" said she to cavalryman whose horse
WAS FESTIVE, Il have lost all the vegetables in my
garden. anu ! have now only my flowers" |
sOOthed the weeping dame To the hest of nv
ability. 10y stating that the Government would
most probably pay for all losses incurred through
our arm, where the sufferers had not been active
IN the rebellion. and soon after quarterm lister
arrived. offering to give receipt Tor the articles
taken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
$50. l1e
(N0. ls6)
United STATES or AAkkIcA. DISTRICT or IN

NO. 1851
urxrrED STATES OF AMkklcA. DISTRICT or IN
DiANA-SS
yvh.ras libel Of Information has been filed IN the
m .,rrt Count II United ~ ie>. WITHIN and for he
S,,,n circuit and IH,trir OF Ind ana, the ~ day
of No,enber lss1, by John llama. ksq Attorn u the
"a, I'D sta,e or the district OF Indiana. Against The undl-
va hfsf hf OF ore hf OF ". CIV hf Il or
s, mart e hf Of Or, all IN &C 3towh hip - range
"a ana the wesg part Of the ar OF &c -. io~n-hP
d rsw situate IN tn county Of Newton ard State OF
Indiana: ao OF land containing 100 acres decided
h, Jared Yeamsn Mann splitter, september b. ls5s
and recorded Jasper c0un'y. indiana IA Deed f.fcofd
M IN mage $50 and against Man Splitter for violation
of the owers Of OF Conrrrss. approved July IL
lSs2 entitled suppress inssrectio 10 p"nh
treason md rebellion seize and corh>caie the r ~riy
al r.be- and ther purposes. aud praying process
against sad realty and that may be condemned
aud sold - rnies property
Now therefore in Of the mention ~ der The
seal of aid Cout L. Fced aud delivered. de- h.re-
bv give pull All persons Claiming SAID fesy
or any part fhrreo any manner Interested lcfei
that they be ami app before lh- said, the District
Curt ot The Unit.d state be held At the city OF IN
tanspols in and tie Dtrict Of Indiana on tie hrst
Monday Of ecemher neat at ten click IL the i0rentn
of that av then aud there inerp0,e Their claims and
make Their ale stiOns IN that behslt
d. G. ROSE. L. 8 Marshal.
BY J. 5. BIeEL0w, Deputy.
Arrest:
JOHN II. RIA Clerk. nosIo otst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

Ayear ago. Sen BURSslDE addressed meet
ing at the Cooper Institute. New York, and in
the course of his remarks said:
ask your foreearauce. for your patience with.
yoilr confidence IN. the Young chief VINO has now
assumed the command. have known him most
Intimately, as students together. soldiers in
the held. and a. private students. For years nee
hare !iued ia The same family. and Iksou h,a as
irsH as Iknor any hamaa bring GA he face OF The
earth. and ksoic that msre honest. eoasciea
f,oas man eTisfs than Gen Mcclellan. know
that no ieeiisg OF ambition beyond that OF the
good and the success OF our cause ever enters his
breast All that he does is with single eve.
SINGLE view. To the success OF this Government
and the putting down OF the rebellion know
thar nothing under the sun win ever induce that
man To swerve from what he knows to he n
duty. tie Is an honest. Christian like and eonsci
entious man: and now let me aad one thing that
he Ass tse soaadss head and The els0reS MILITARY
rercepfioR Of any man ia the United Sfcfss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
(NO i74.l
[ NITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. s.:
WHEREAS libel OF information has filed In the
District Court Of the United within for
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the lsi day
OF November, lS51, by John Hanna, Esq-. Attorney
OF the United Slate. for the District of Ind ana against
lots Nos 1874 1o2 il6 III la and
the Nncennes Commas; a~o subdivision Ne. Of lot
No i26 in the city OF Nin the being p feet
iront Main sircet, and So and tive
inches from the of Man and 1hrd strert~ and
running the wd u feet. the distance from
sail hind street the fu depth Of said lot We: ase
loot of ground taken OF from sub division No Of said
IL I26, adjoining 10 subdivision NO. aforpsaidhe said
o OF around frcnts Main street and runs the ssme
widh adjoining subclv the Gl depth OF aid
lot No 40 and t.gerher make % feet front on Main
ret m the ~ OF Vincennes II beng the SANE prop
erty upon which i now Gated two-.oFy brick building
occnpd The Potoce in laid city: all laid real esr
Is n the city of Vnc-Bne in the county Knox and the
stare OF Indiana. tor he violation ~ puwers
Of Congress approx Ell u IL lS62 entitled IAN act 10
suppress nSurrec ion, punish rebellion 90
e'ze snd cescate the prpe, u rebels and for other
purpose, and praying process against said realty and
that the may be condemned and sold enemies
properly.
Now, therefore Ia pursuance Of the under the
seal OF said Court TO me directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming realty
or any part thereof. or IN any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the laid District Cont Of
the United states TO be held at the city Of idianapos
IN and r thu District Of iniians. third Monday
OF November next at ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that
day then and III L" inerpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
DIG. ROSE. q. s. Marshal
Per j. 3 BIekLow, Dcprty.
J0HN II. RIA, Clerk no-4-d1s,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

Murray NEcE>SrlKs vs. PorIrlcsL Nrcrss,
rTs.-Ihe Washington special OF the World
say: : IL is stated good authority that the
main object OF Gen Hsllecks visit To the army
OF the Potomac. last week. was To impress upon
Gen. Burnside the Necessity for an immeiiate nj
vance Indeed. he told the General that he
mus, move at once. for political as we'll as for
military reasons The new commander OF the
army of the Potomac instantly replied. in sub
stance TIA, as long rs its movements were under
h's control. they would be governed by military
necessities exclusively; thar ii they were 10 be
controlled ey political necessities, he mus; ask
that come other General be appointed in bis
place. under whom be would most cheerfullv
serve. Gen. Burnside added that he was a. much
surprised at The transfer OF the command Of the
ssny OF the Potomac from Gen Mcclellan 10
himself. AZ the general public seemed 10 be. and
as long a. he retained il he wished TO have the
sole dineci,oa OF its ovements:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

MARTIN VAN BURkS's wILL-The will NJ
President Vas BuRES has been admitted To- pro
bate at Hudson. IL Is dated January 18th. 1860.
and commences "a follows
/. Martin Van Buren, az the town of Kinder
hook. county of Columbia and State of New
York, heretofore Governor Of the State. and
more recent, President ct the United States
ou' Tor the last and hsppiest wears OF my lite
iafmer IN my native town. 10 make and declare
.he ioile~ing 10 be my last viii and Testament,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
NO i72)
SITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF TX
! MANA ---'~s VI ~


mo IT'D
SITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or TX
u DIANA, - " ~
WHERsAs libel Of information has been FLED I'm IN.
District Court Of The United Staes within and for the
S@fehih Circuit and Dstrict of Indiana. on the en-
DAY "i sci''ber. ls62, BY John Hanna ESQ Attor,e~
o. TIE United State. for the District 81 indiana ar.ist
ihfy Dine shsr 81 capital stock Of the Trrrs au, "a
chm Railroad Company and ninet, seven fs-l DOL
ana ny cents cssh dividend accrued thereon in The
nsns ~ Tue Treasurer u aid Company for vloisflop
me po.er, Z an act Of congress- approved JuIv ~
'ooz entitled An sctto -uppress in-urrseon 20 punish
ana rei+ li"n- % seize and th- prop
cry and for Other purpO-es and pra,i mr. CO.
seah.t said properly ard that the sane NAV b. e-
o' .ned Aisn odd a. enemies property
nerrorr, IN pursuance of the monfflou under shs
~ saia court 10 me directed aDd delivered do here
~ 1--WE pubic Boicr 20 al persons claiming said properly
any par thereof, or in any tbsresn
neg os and appear before tie said District Co1u %
ne tinted STATES 20 he held the city q indsnspos
aud Tor the District Of Indiana. the tird Monday Of
So'eor nexf a. ten o'clock Of the forenoon 81 hsf day.
then and there 70 nferpose their claims and make
their Allegations in that behalf
D. q. ROSE. c. a. MvshsL
Per J. s. Bi6ELow. Depay
JONI IA. IRA. Clerk. 49,, <,<.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

q There are some lessons which General
Halieck may ponder with advantage to him
self Whatever his desires or hopes NAV be for
the future. he has 10 seat in the popular s,Tec
tons The radicals will use him. but they i'll
throw him away when they are done with him
de slds them TO crush hi lrie,nl to-day. They
VIII ind Fremont .. aid them in crushing him
70 morrow.-DsfrOa Free Press.
We trust General HALLEcx does not stand in
need of this lesson. but the careful consideration
OF il can do him 10 harm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
MAR RED.

Al the Bates Houss in this city. Thursday the both
by Judge Perkins. or the Sup Court. Mr.. Joseph :
Aprle to Miss Sarah J. Nhtesides both of Lawrence
township.
BY the Rev. Mr.. Barion al the residence II the brides
moiher. Miss Josephine A. Senior and NJ John W Writ
all Of this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
Arrest:
JoHS II. RIA, Clerk.

TRICT or INDIANA. -
MHEKEAs libel of Information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United State within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the all day
Of November, lo62 by John Hanna, Es-, Attorney Tor
the United States Of America against Lot nnmter )ne
hundred and (l07) ia t,rass addition Ia The town
New5urg War; ca county. Indiana. Tor violation OF
the pow of Congress. approved July IL. lSs2
enuilei AN act TO suppress instruction, 10 unsh res
son and ebelo aud conf. the property Il
reels, and for other urPo-es PRAYING pr cfss against
said realty and thai the be condemned and sold
a enemies property.
Now therefore pursuance Of the moHition under the
said Court directed and delivered. do here
BY give public DOiice all ersons claiming said realty
any pars thereof ina any interested therein
that they he and appear before the said the District Court
OF the United states, be held at the city Of Ind anao
lis in and for the District 81 Indiana the Sd Monday 81
November u; 10 O'clock of the fenoon of that day,
and there nierpo>e Their claims and make their
allegations ia that behalf
ID. GARLAND ROSE, L. & NJ.
By J. 8 BIGAiow, Deputy
Attest: JoHS II. REA. Clerk. ns-dl<