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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
AprAIRs IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
rHE SATiONAL CURRENCY.

Certificate Of authority to evinmeucs banking m
der the National Currency Law have been issued 10
associations in tie following places: Springfield
Esss.; Davenport, Iowa; Lafayette, Ind; Sandas-
Ky, Ohio; Carlisle, Penn; aud Alan Arbor, Mich.
ORGANIZATIONS or DIsMOuN1ED CAVALRY.
Col. Percy Wyndhsm has been ordered 10 organ
80 The disrDounted cavalry in the District 10 be as.
sisted by Lieut. Col. johnson OF the Jth y. Y. Cav
airy Color will 10 10 objection ~ d recruit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

strength Of Lee, Army-tO9,O CO rfcn
Across she Potomac Movements OF Ice
capture OF his Dispnich-tenrer-
Hooker Advises ;bc Evacuation of War-
prr's Ecrry-ssnliccE Orders IL Held AT
all Eiishs-Stnhci's Cnralry-rhc Rebels
PROMISED n Visit so They
Eel, upcu Coppcrhcud Assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
SOLDIER HOvg. SUPERINTENDENT OpP'cy.
CIscissATi, Ono, Jan. Is. 1905

BE SURF every bears fac mis Of sisna
iure on .eepae laoc With pi'ase s,snp over the
cork. p. II. DEAkE Co,
No 2o2 Broadway. ~ T.
Sold b. al respectable Druggists, Physicians CTsee'' Ho'
tei. Ssloou, aui aunuy teal~n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ n HDWE gEaD GDRI ID II RE ,
At No. 30 West Washington II.
LARGE STOCK OF HOME-MADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer house
sep30-diy A. LlN1L
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
S2 MlLFS SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

nA AND AtTEk MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1863, trains
y rams sill nt j., follows.
Chicago ENpr - Train Will leave indianapolis at
u J. L. w., q kokem, $40 Z. ", in time TO
make close connection Nth train the 'ncinnat and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loganspurt Valparaiso
and Chicago AMI arri atP m 40 Z. ~.
Return ng. he ane rain will lea Peru al l20 A. ~,
making cl - cOnnec ions with tine ght rain Chr
cagu and arrive a. INDIA apui> a. $50 a. N.
Mail .rain vii ave Indianapolis az 4S5 r. ",
stopping al an stations and arriving AZ Peru Ia time
make wtt the the Toledo and Wa
bash hallway for Wabash Huntington, Port Wayne To-
ledo aud be roii.
Returning. he same train will leave Peru al $40
A. M after thr arrival of the the T. ". X. W.
from the last ard irrive AZ indianapolis AZ lW00 A. ~
in time make connections for all points East South
and Wet.
Chc cago EN presstran will leave indianapolis S.20
T. NJ making los connections kokomo with train for
Logan per. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive a.
Peru LIS A. Nj time 10 make connection with trains
gong Fast and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning The same train will leave Peru at l2:l5 p.
making clu>e connection at kokomo with the trains
the Incinuat and Chicago Air line r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive az indianapolis al
10 NJ time 10 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Loui~villf and other points.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
v 7. MALorr. General Ticket Agent. teh23. '62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
indianapolis and Madison
Rx <N n H sx - n HD.
1868. M - 1868.
New Arrangement to Commence Non.
H.lN. ID. -.

New Arran ngrsueut fO commence Non.
day. feb. =, tSG
FENNO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison
Leave tie Union Depot, tadiauapolis, at 80 \.
Y. M
Lave the Depot a. Madison az 4. NJ and p. ",
rivng ~ Ind ,napoli, ~ II A. and 10 ".
The train le1vur lndanapo, 1t 6.30 4. W. connects
with that leaving Cnlunhu. sl5 \. 81 for shelby
willie and Ru,hve. arriving al ~hcbyve At loss A. 81.
aud Ru.hville 81 - 10 +. ~
Leaving Aushvr AZ 81 ". Shelbyville a , IS P.
~, CONNECTS Columbus with tte and ". train,
riying either Ind danapol' Madison The even
ing.
This Road forus line with the Packets al Madison for
the Of freight between Cincinnati and lu
drnapolis and points We.t
1ana Of treight> a. low BY any other route.
shippers and erch ants West will fud Il 10 therinter-
est - ship by this line.
iehs D. c. RRANHAN. superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
FOR SALE.

TNha LOT Of ground adjoining on the north Of the block
Of buildings bnilt by Kifand x Fitzgit bon south
Meridian street the Union Depot loO f. trout by 2l0
feet deep, will be- sold IN 20 2S feet lots, the whole
Of in lot This Is valuable locality for persons
business Of the city will be concentrated this street
aud the property be bought for nearly one-fouih
prices of Washington street property Ii has been DEM
traed hy actual sales hat there has been many
goods sold by houses this street, Washington
street and IN branch Of the business, sold, when
in business, tobacco atwholessle than any three
houses on Washington Street The locality Of this
ground for whole ae business, has greater advantage
In the saving OF drayage than any other location the
city, good be delivered the pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will half the OF
store room on Washington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
T. KlRLAND.
0r,T.F RYAN. No. -, south Of the ground
i5-d m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Advertisements pahlished IN both the Daily and The
Weekly will be charged the full Daily rates,
viti eis -half the Neekv rates added
Business Notices published IN the local columns. OF ten
Ines under. Will be ch Urged Tor each insertion 81; II
line. cents per line
Charges wil be made Tor inserting the notices 81 the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rater
nauae.i. 20 be paid ia advance:
Military Companies. Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
OrderS Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
Insertiau over eight lines al this rate.
Announcing feaih- with funeral notice attached, al
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Festivals and RxcurSios gotten M nv
individuals associations, BY churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices ten lines will be charged double
the nseal rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines, Inserted
once in the Daily. viii be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers topaz quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
TO charged the Of 81 80 for each name IN the
Daily and e. In the Daily and Weekly the same to be- In
all cases, paid Ia advance.
Legal advertisements inserted the expense OF the at
tore ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
fngs bat coIlccable usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy Ct legal be-
yond the amount charged Tor their publication.
EI.DER. HARKSESS 4 BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel.
} NJ. TILFORD
President indianapolis Journal Company.
, 1863-05-07
ytiisrellaneuus advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w THURSDAY the 18th day Of May, AD 1865 at the hou'
Of II O'clock AM the following real estate belonging to the
Estate Of late Johnson uksy, deceased, and situate In
Pierce County, W. T., to Wit: E..
$50 Of land, less, with the improvement
thereon known as the Minsnn donation land claim.
leo acres OF land less, with the improvement
thereon % The ury Parry donation claim. These
claims adjoining, and nearly all enclosed
ALSO,
$50 aeres Of land less with the improvements
thereon, known the NOrhover donation land claim. and
$50 Of land less, with the improvements
thereon, known the Henry Barnes donation land claim
The two latter Claims too, adjoining and are enclosed
with first rate run fence.
The above estate situate about eve miles from the city Of
steaeOOm, and desirable property can 6e found In
the country.
There aso quantity Of timothy Hay, that u not sold
private sale before tie Gay Of sale Of the abOve estate
will then be sold at public auction.
TERMS or sALE-tO per cent cash the day Of sale,
and per cent the conf nation Of sale By the Probate
Court.
Sale to take place at he NOfthOver donation claim.
PRANK CLARK,
Aiad Admir- Of Estate Of johnson Mulkry. decd.
, 1863-05-07
ADNllNIsTRAToRls sALE.

WILL m lo1D AT PUnLlc AUCTION. on
w SATURDAY, Ne lotl day q May, AD. iool, 4 ne
hsu. q eees. sks lseEiae .ss EI,ais bsl.nlnglo
sIcs County, ". u shown ~ ne Fscpded pnfof nachb
portion 81 he town of eielllco6m, 10 VII; Z.
Lel gapd Gin Block No q lot ii block ~ lot. and
q We. y ls. .ed 3 t,stt % y. ~ 10
and IN block 81 ol 70 block 81 he entire tlslt
No ~ TIE eutre bloch No 90 loll q and IN uoct 9
las 40 and 10 block of l5is and N hioek 81 ne en-.
llTe bielk No 81 De snle hse No 60 lots 81 and IA
hock 81; oog uhdt in block - lots r. and
!. 7. ssss e: Y. sss s e sIs;. :. ~ i.sa ss.s
~ lets and block % he eniEs 6ioct No 81
lei % 6osklf lots and u block - te enfehl e
No 81 Ne entire hloek No % ~ 10 lltck olt los
a. saa = blees lgls 80 I md s1a aecs 81
s.a = elssk "a q. Z e asa ~ ~. g eAsl u
q, I, 50 and ~ Nod - ~ q eand % IIeci
tsssis o. Al ssns q ,iS Ssd an,,. ...h on,
thst amoonl twenty pr cnt % ne d1y q S1s hiv psr
lns ~ en- l'ss ss1I' ie@iAs dt,s 2 - sll 3.
|. g. =: s !: 49, 4: q: =. =. !, ~.
sas 70 al urlSsi. isss
, 1863-05-07

Butter is worth $3,25 per pound in Richmond.
California now exports blooded horses to
China.
Two hundred California printers have enlisted
in the Federal army.
Union Leagues are being formed throughout
California and the East
The police Of San Francisco are now armed
by the United States authority.
Confederate currency, at last accounts, IVES
worth about IA cents on the dollar; In Ricl.
mond.
A smElI lot Of sugar cane, suitable for plant.
ing, arrived recently in San Francisco from Hon.
Olulu. ..
John Van Buren, and James I. Brady recently
addressed an immense tnlUn meeting in New
York city.
A disastrous fire occurred at Denver City,
Colorado Territory, on the 18th. The loss l.
esti lated At q, 100000.
The members Of the various military com.
psnies in Sacramento Chy have been required
to come forward and take tue army Oath.
A conditional Uniohist IS III enemy Of the
country. II be "ands" or "ifs," be is rebel
at heart, and had as well enlist in the tsbyfarmy
Al once.
1t is said that gossips in RichnOnd intimate
that the wiles Of charming rebel widow had
something TO do with the loss Of the Queen Of
the Vest rHrU.a
The Atlanta lntsLigsnesr says a commission
merchant in that city lately sold eleven barrels
Of whisky Tor eight thousand dollars, being mo,e
than seven hundred dollars per barrel. eal
The debt Of Great Britain, per capita, is one
hundred and thirty.seven dollars. Holland has
. debt Of one hundred and nineteen dollars Cur
each person. Notwithstanding the great expense
our nation has been subjected to, to crush the
rebellion, our debt only amounts
to about twenty-six dollars per capita.
, 1863-05-07
UNION CONVENTION
WASHINGTON TERRITORY

The undersigned, members Of both political
parties a. heretofore existing would respectfully
and earnestly recommend to the Union and Loyal
People Of Washington Territory to meet in Con.
ventions IN their respective eo6nties ct an early
day, to select delegates to represent them in
UNION CONVENTION
. be held at Vancouver, W. T, on the fourth
Monday the Soth day) Of Nay, 1868. for the
purpose Of
DOMINATING A UNION CANDIDATE
70 represent this Territory 10 tho next Congress,
and to take such other steps towards perfecting
Union organization In this Territory as the
dangers now threatening our free institutions
may demand; each county TO send TO said Con-
vention two delegates for each representative Il
has in the lower house Of the Legislature.
This call to the loyal people Of the Territory
is made irrespective Of oil political parties and
cliques. and the only test required BY the Con-
ventiOn in ia standard.bearer will be integrity
and capacity, an unconditional devotion 10 tie
Union Of tie States, Q cordial and earnest sup.
port Of the Government in its Efforts to suppress
the present wicked rebellion, and Q full and
steadiast determination 10 prosecute the war till
the authority Of the Government 10 recognized
in on our borderA
10 the dangers and perils now surrounding our
country, Il Is believed the partisan should Be
buried In the patriot; that We should not waste
our strength IN wFangling over the merits Of
"Democraey" and "Republicanism while the
torch is being applied 70 the ediiice erected BY
the great arm Of WAsaMoFON In this belief
and In this spirit this call is made.
FElENDs OF THs UEIoxi you Who are deter
mined % preserve the nation with ell lis States
and Territories, with al the rights Of the States
and the People given them bV the Constitution,
let 10 not despair Of the Republic. Let our puresi
and ablest men n Get together In Convention, to
take counsel together, and 10 send from this dis
tant shore cheering word to the Government
q Washington, and 70 the brave soldier on the
held, who has lsit bic hone TO 6ght and to iaIl in
, 1863-05-07

loyal citizen should halt as to his duty, or hest
tate In giving i. bis unqualified support Re
publicans, forget your party distinctions; th'
issues which gave you birth ds party are dead
Il Is not question Of party success now thai
paltry question has given place to the more pOr
tentiOus one, "Shall America still I've among
the family Of nations, the pride and boast Of hel
citizens as Of old" You owe it to those you
placed in power to yield them q support, mol
only as partisans, hut As patriots. Democratic
forget your party antecedents; this Is no time
to elect men merely because they are party men,
The Government must be sustained BY you, OF
perish. Treason ia arms aims to wipe out 6nr
natiOnsiity-to deprive the Government Of i'd
very existence The war for Union and Consti.
tutional Liberty Is . righteous one, holy In the
sight Of God and man; It must 60 on until
the glorious emblem Of our Union shall be again
respected throughout the world.
Come up, then, and help assert that Wash.
ington Territory is for the Government and the
Union; that her citizens are loyal; that, for.
getting everything In the present crisis but duty
10 country, they are ready to support the Ad.
ministratiOn Of Abraham Lincoln; mot because
he Is Republican, not because he Is tariff man
or sn anti-slavery man, but because he Is Prrsi-
dent Of the United States and. BY virtue Of his
Office. entitled to the support Of all loyal men,"
Let Il not be said that Il was reserved for Wash.
ington Territory alone to be without party lor
the Union Setting aside al other issues. let the
, 1863-05-07

IN the coming Union Convention. Let this bedvne,
and We shall have little fear for the result.
AcIkEOwLED0MENTs.
Again, since last week, have We been the re.
eipients Of variety Of hvorS. From the most
liberal Of news agents, Stratman q Co, We have
to acknowledge The RECEIPT Of Ha,psrs Weekly.
March slst and 2sth; Frank LssIiSs H1nara,sd
Newspaper and New York Rlustraied Nsrs Of
March 2sth; Metaaz Of April; FSrnsys War
Pssss Of The l4th and 9lst; Boston Wsskly
Journal Of the 18th and 10th; New York Herald
and 7Fibune, Of the 91st; Louisville Journal of
The 10Th and l7th; .Misosi Republican Of the
sane dates; Baitimots Sua of the l4th and alst;
London Wsstly Tfmss Of March lst and London
Wsskly DispatA Of same date. .t .-...
From w. Sullivan We received HdypsTs
Wsstly Of March 2Ist and 9eth; FFank Lssliss
Hlastraisd Nsp.PePsI, Of the 2eth /; NiekMGs Of
April BahimOrs SGa Of The 7th, and Boao~
Journal of the 18th o. s8 srs6l ei
From J. n. StiII q %. We have Feceived Has.
ps'S Hagasias f6t March and April; FfanE
LeliSs Mdgasins ior March and AprIl; Ls Bon
Ton iSr April and Aftkur's Hsns Aasasias
lbP March "a hafiG eth 9-i~ lst.. hsr /.
ToCspL Finch. ef.ths zadsren We are n.
dsblsd iot The usual hsors a,l Z ~. 4. ''.. 4,
Capt UaiudOn. Of the RssotEts. has our thanks
ibr . generous supply Of dried Goldfish, caught
end cured On Puget Sound. giqa5 itSl l.o'
NJ. Peter Smith q again entitled to our thanks
~ a. acceptable contribution from bis garden.
-f i'f'
Dn5oFIln At EHs SoufH.-The Raleigh IN.
o. Standard asssrts, as within iis own knowl-
edgs, that there are deslSaciiys Office -holdefa ID
North csFolinA Hho ignore The Couisdernis Con,
siiiutlon md repnblican institutions They are
esoNsaly IN ktoF of military dsspo,ism Or )
King. They are tired Of Freedom of speech and
: lfss press and lhey would Tomorrow, 4 they
could, vote 70 change the character Of our IL.
stiiu,isnEs And the.s ars ihs people WITH whom
ihs Northern douhgfncss, Or @pslcs demosfats." /"
~ ensur % aIIy themselves PIacu he govern.
mont 10 he hands Of such Is these, Ncrlk and
South, without restraints, and the country vim
81 ba1hraDi as murh n four years a. u has
gone forward n The lat fbrsy. But ne NorIiern
democracy desirs dsspo,is government, and L
isa pity lbsy can't hdse ona.
ylsioH EIgoo 70 Fhs Rptslkf Aans. victor
Hugo has pubilshpd splriisd address % ths
Russian soldiers, II which, amer recountIne with
rialng indignation ne enormity q their making
var On d, people of Poland, Be fnIShss The eli.
max = follows; IN you Do fhoss thinss, know
ys. men q ne Hdslim afmys that you vim an,
I. 4. -. -
, 1863-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

THE rnODATE COURT HAVING REvueRD
% connn he late sale o. The ouing described Poo.
sIs snd esasIvd ss.a. ne.se y hereby svea ihat v
Rsw nav es.sse ~ Z, & ~: . nns.sa q ~ SAT-
!es No. and q n Block Ne.lg. Thsss Lon adjoh,
and are AZ cleared and fenced On Lot No. bsaiiu
.ensn l.shed t.s Ieems being furnished win sats and
lnlnel and pnlleled throurhoul. " sH flt i9a lF7N
TERMS dP sALE-fusnty-avs per cent On day of s.ls
one half the Femlndey uhen ne sale confirmed b. The
bate oane and he ealance b III months from III day b
~ M AaaIsl,r..sr Il fS,ss. fSas 4 x 4. h.isA
, 1863-05-07
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
.s. @ sTEILAcooE ". :,
Ehnrsaay Evening. May ., ls6a

esapis Zone then ah old resident Of Steilacoom)
having arrived n togn On Monday noon. soms
sfoar eitissns deemed the occasion legitimate
sas fR N exhibition q their musical powers IN
cunplinsat lsths asW eandidates sdr ecljueAl
bllaA 0sthesiug up The cd ke.tleS lin pans
and cher suitable Instruments lying around
loas.. q ahou, nine O'Clock gOodly number q
~ and yoBns psopls tock up The line q march
g. ths dsmlea q the happy eoup'G Haltiag
b1ldss he dou, thsy sruek up lively cir On
thslgPsus and hs.tlss accompanied by The vocal
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, 1863-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

VIyILI. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
w MONDAY the 95th OF MAY, AD. 1868, Rt 10 o'clock
NJ a. sselaccom the following Real and Personal Prop
eFtv, Vls:
10, No. Seven m In Block One ~ Of Bachs portion Of the
town Of sAeHom Also Balance Of personal property, a.
per schedule ready for inspection.
The above property win BE- Sn BY the surviving partner
FOR the brneht Of the late arm Of o. Z. Meeker. -
ABs0-y be e1ld the same day (23th May, AID tS08)
upon the nrrises at Scloek PM BY the Admlnsuatrx,
the land claim Of o. p. Meeker, deceased.
TERMS or SALE-FoF Real Estate ten per cent. cash
day Of SALE foTlyAve cent confirmation O sale,
and bAanee In SIX months from day Of sale with mortgage
security. Personal property, cash on day Of sale.
v. MEEKER,
Surviving Paftner hrm Of O. 4 '. Meeker.
/, 80, A. @ MEEKER,
I5id AdmInIsratrx Of Estaie Of 3. 2 Meeker, decd.
, 1863-05-07

EEr,1 EsTRAY-camss 7 Is 'ths premises Of the sub.
Wy ssribeF about two.and. a-half years ago. small
.s<kG dee bitten COW, marked under half crop
the right ear and smooth crop len; no brand. The
requested 70 come forward and prove prOpsry,Py
S''-'s'' --- o H. watfE, NIsqualiy P,ahis.
t5l Near Fort Nisqlaly, Fierce County, W.T..
, 1863-05-07
ARMY NOTICE

a'af.f
cyEALED PROPOSALS. yvlH.H. nm REcErvKp
- b q thls once unt u O'Clock M On FRIDAY, ne
.sih DAY q Ny next, for he supplyef
Hlve IIunAred Cords o. Goea aasrshantabls
sqii rSgt strr OAK WO0D. r4.3rai M
70 sonssss dslvsFng ihs wood On ne IsM day af June
uhss ss.n. rsquTsa % ;. delivered y he is,h
Proposals sr ne Suppy Of One housahd Cords q Pine Or
W Wsad vl v cendsFsd, % paFt Olk and part Pine u
ne of tRo cords Of he latter 70 enc cord o. he former
rsoPs.sl. sassld q endo.,sa rropsssI. g. gssl-
anes of ~ ceniraet uill y required M n, e
ne sasIshsa reserve. iks tight 70 rse. an o. any ef
ne bldS that he nay deem unreal5lnhls US sig
Il sdEsu,,nan, 4. IT. v. I. yais. I.
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K1NN RsTUAY-AsiFa HuTER, noe absul thIss
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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-01-03
YenOmOns CaternIlIars.

A most singular case (perhaps the only
one on record) Of death caused by cat
erpillars occurred few days ago in the
commune of Dardilly. near Lyons. A
little boy not more than eight years old
had gone into a neighboring wood in
quest OF bird s nests. Percefving one on
the top of a tree he climbed up, but IN so
doing shook down an immense number
of eaterpillars many of which fell on bis
shirt, his only upper garment, and soon
covered his breast, which Was bare. and
penetrated to his armsand shoulders.
For a few minutes the child took no
notice of this, but he soon felt such an
itching sensation that he was compelled
10 ge; down again and run home for as
sislance. Upon examination his skin ap-
peared covered with large.red spots.
which was soon followed by general
swelling. then by fever somnolehcy ind
deIirium; and Notwithstanding all medical
care, death ensued in the course Of a few
hours. The kind of caterpillar which
caused this disaster was the BOnsbyT pro-
cessionea of Reaumuy, a very Venemous
specIes. The number of sarerpillers
which infest the trees this year all over
France is quite Unprecedented cireum.
stance which has called the attention Of
the authorities and Of various learned
societies to the question Of protecting
insectivorous birds, the only really eff
cacious enemies of the caterpiller.-
GaLignGni.