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siraiei that the great masonry fortfca-
ton. sub a. At Portsmouth,. Chsrhourg. Ant
werp CrOn-tsd Sehtstopol and elsew here.
sic useless for military deienses when our
Hodsri "r'nsnee Is arrsyed against then
We have d M Q rt'ed thtt we'll Constructed
earth, sand turf ~OTkS are Infinitely superior
10 masonry forts, and indeed very formidable 10
orr improved ordnance Warren aud Prescott
introduced earthworks on Bunker Hill. and
Washington at Dorchester Heights. which com.
manded the city Of Boston: also at Fort Wash
ington. on this island the latter visible ~ thi+
day. And while on the subject of Notifications
we have another y snkee ides 10 promulgate "a
the world II i the construction OF cotton bale
forts Modern invention has increased the pecu-
liar properties of this royal plant, and practical
tests Of ts value as means of fort
fcation have placed II high in the opin
ion of our military men. The steam cotton
press has augmented vastly it, resistance
We suppose that the size OF the cotton bale IL
reduced by Compression from one fourth 10 one
third. After having been subject to this tire.
mendous pressure. il approaches in resisting
power more The palmetto than anything else.
Another invention Of one of our cOunirymen Is
the plan OF firing guns under water e. b ow
up ships. This has been practically te',ei. and,
with some minor improvements. be made a
success.
The names of Parrott. James. Dahlgren and
Rodm.n will occupy prominent pages in the bis
tory OF this war a. the inventors OF the best ord
nance and big guns for siege aud other purposes
and in conjunction and side nv SIDE with theil
honored name. will be those Of Brigadier Genera
Quincy A Gilmore and Captain James l.
WordeD. who gave the first practical test o.
q cir inventions against formidable stone for
tifcations and iron clads Il New York Herald.
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Address az thc Democratic Members
q ths Geasf.i ks-emhly 70 The People n isaians'
,~tuns forth The History Il tss lac ssssien snd sas
rs..oas ~ts mere ssf %, 300 piissed dafss
sss,ufnsiesS ern. TAn fssDss' ms<s- ps@pn'"
q sxs&ss p.zes saa OH ~ fafni,ssd % any qesauy'
frscs 81 - per bsndrrd.
The Csusertps Aes-sveeeh OF Hon
n voorhees,. on The csnscrFtior bsii IN The House u
r.pr-.sir,s fsbrusry - isss. This ss one Of the
nns.s .p~.ess. sf M ys.rsees. 90 question toe oe
eupysns iuss sssrs o. pshie ssi<nsion. and e. y
s.s,.>. % russ4.s ssrul< ss~s seepy u ~siss pan.
PILE, Of sSssps<-s prses Of par suSdrs<.
Ths GsSsssy % shs Ctsisen-spsech
q Eco o. W vscrhs>s. delivered IN Hoass Il Rap
rssssnrs~s Tstrssy s i'ss. tbs "Ae,,o Indemnity
The <sstsu and other persoos for supending tbs~rt
of ssbess corpse. ard dooe IN pursuance thereof
noe pHss1 in pamphlet form, and can be obtained at
,bs ses. nis Il he <r.s, Effort o. NJ Voorhees, TO
protect The liberty % the eseu, and shoad be In the
hands a. every voter IN IsdIsDa II makes pamphlet
ef sssis>n pages. Price 81 80 per hundred.
TrAil orders should difee, the speeches 70 be sent
BY express. the postage will be copy. aid
mast be prepaid,
Address ELDER, HAEKSEss BINGHAM.
Irdi.u.noifs
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Tho telegraph announces tina, M.xIxILLIAs
has accepted the throne of Mexico. This inter
vention by European powers upon this continent
il in direct conflict with the traditional policy Of
our government--is a violation OF the MoSRoE
doctrine Will the American people tolerate the
establishments of a monarchy in Mexico under
the protection and fostering care of Francer We
expect the abolition faction which has che con-
troll OF the Government at Washington" will.
The party IL power will sacrifice all national self
respect 10 the single idea of aboIishing slavery
to the common injury Of the white aud the
negro. Such is not the spirit of the people.
however. They will demand that the Union
be restored upon nm honorable busis. and
a eommou war be made upon the foreign powers
Who have taken advaniage of our family quarrel
TO gain loo,hold upon the soil OF neighboring
State. The Democrats have ever maintained the
MoSRor doctrine. and they will adhere TO it now.
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Financial and Coinme rcial Prosper.
tty-And Probable RcvuttiOn.

The New York Herald, in an article portray.
perity OF the Northern States. remarks:
Our finances and our commerce will continue
to flourish Our Commercial intercourse i open
with the whole world aud our shipping whitens
eveIv sea But our internal trade is immense.
borne over immense lines of railroad and ntvig,
ole waters The manufacturers OF New EngI md
AMI Pennsylvania are IN king fortunes, owing tn
the monopoly given them by the tariff which
shuts out foreign competition. The drv goods
merchants are doing vast business, becsu-e
money i plenty and everSb body can buy Snecu
lstors in stocks have made their millions Aud
All this prosperity is likely TO continue to the end
OF the var. provided the war Is ended in a reason
able time But when the i over. and the
time for settlement arrives, then there will be a
cene-al smash both financial and commercial.
The people are only nov beginning To pay the
direct taxes: but when they have borne the
burshen for two ar three years they will think
il IS time 10 get rid Of Il altogether or TO great
liz lessen the load OF interest In fact they will
refuse to ptv IT. and then down will go the Fed
e al paper, aud With II the paper of the banks,
and the wealthy who hold the Government se.u.
rites will then be the chief sufferers This
financial ana commercial crisis would be brought
about by the natural reaction ia ever, kind of
business consequent upon the cessation of the
war. and the rapid depreciation of the eno' nous
amount of paper currency in circulation. which
would be then without employment. But il is
the tax which will precipitate the catastrophe.
lie, every one therefore now make hay while the
sun shines But when the war Is ended. and the
reckoning comes to be paid. then let our prudent
men stand from under the falling ruins. Even
that revulsion. however. like every other in the
United States. can only be OF temporary dura-
ton. and the nation soon. recuperating hy IT,
elastic energy aud it, boundess resources. will
90 on IT. Say rejoicing. as if no calamity had
ever befallen IL
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SUN DRIES s.

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs Sealing Wax
800 dox. Brushes, OF all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Bcnzine;
20 bbls. Linseed OIL
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
80 bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so or. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists:
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Spongcs, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine:
% bbls Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky:
10 doz Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
by STEW AssT n MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
iva No A. East Washington Street.
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One OF the exempted ccnscripts Of Holiiston.
NJ - moved an acre OF heavy standing grass IN
>evrn huur~ aild h-if. on a wager ct S5DO-ihe
time given 10 DO il in was eleven hours He
received his cash as soon a. the job vas finished.
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Old Abe's Last Joke.


\ friend has related 20 Va the following excel
lent joke. and vouches for its truthfulness: few
weeks since a Colonel was dismissed from the
service by order Of the President upon charges OF
ds!oyalty The Colonel finding that he had
been grossly mlsrepreSented by malicious enc
mics, secured papers from n number of our Gen
erals aud other influential men reiuting the
charges and requesting his reinstatement and
repaired To Washington to submit his case tn the
President. After the usual ceremony, an inter
view granted, and the President receive cd his
papers. requesting him TO call again in the course
OF few hours. during which time he would give
his attention To the case. The Colonel called AT
the appointed time, and was cordially received
by the President and informed that his papers
had been carefully examined, and that the evi
dence they contained was satisfactory, and IN US
tice had evidently been done in Diminishing him.
The Colonel Was thereupon reinstated. The
President then put the following interrogatories
the Colonel:
Now. Colonel. have acted upon your case.
and know YOU TO he one of INV most bitter
political opponents. desire to ask you if you
are convinced in YOUR own mind that am hon
est. aud desire to DO justice to all parties regard
less OF their political DrOclIyities, and whether
you believe that have acted impartialy through
out INV administrator"
The Colonel replied: 81 am prone to scknOwl
edge that YOU have done me Justice, that YOU are
honest. and have always done what you deemed
right and just in all such cases -
well. Colonel" replied the President. You
are evidently satisfied of nv loyalty and intcgri.
". and you have. perhaps been wronged now
propose to promote you to Brigadier General
providing YOU will ALLOW me TO fully test your
LOYALTY beyond what papers you have produced
Ii you are a loyal man and n War Democrat you
can surely have no objection
The Colonel. a. n matter of course. felt highly
elatei Il this unexpected favor. and earnestly
stated that he was prepared tn submit to any re
quirements calculated to test his loyalty. and ex
pressed his deligh, in complying with the de
maud. since his Excellency had shown such con
hience ia him. 10 honor him With such an ELI
viah'e position
We'll. CDlonel >" replied Old Abe. A. merry
twinkle danced in his eve, - promote you To iht
command OF negro brigade, aud hope tha
YOU will prove yourself loyal ynu are re
presented. and DO honor to the high trust tt
which you assigned
The Dempcracv of the Colonel was violentl,
Jared 50 this announcement. and Strengthening
himself - his full length ne replied
MIR President thank ,oG tor the temp1rar,
pleasure you have conferred upon me III buiiIin.
up an AR castle o. such extr,opiln rs dimensions
and thus sweeping it down with one stroke
While admire the joke. most respectfully be
leave To decline serving in such G--n cipaci
tv-l Louisville Journal.
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ZEN LIscoLS il OF visit 10 Yankee land.
80. according 10 Republican Interpretation. the
better half Of the Government Ia on tour Of
pleasure. The other half Is % follow soon. and
and when that occurs the whole Government will
be peregrinating
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The Marshal for the District of Columbi,
sdvertises for sale. under the confscation act of
the lite estate Of sixteen owners Of numerous
parcels of land
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Captain JonS 2 DvSS. formerly OF con-
pany d. S5ih regiment lsiiana VOLUNTEERS. has
reported himself iof cut, Ia Gene ~ Bona. and
al. agau enter the service
An elegant Cslhog church Is 10 bs erected
in the town of Pripcston. this State. the present
fall
The New Albany Ledger says that the cotton
raising experiment IN Southern Indiana has
proved most decided failure.
Mr. JoHx DoES has erected large tobacco
warehouse at Canneton. with the necessary ma
chinsry tor pressing the great staple into hog-
heads
Dsowsrp MrsrEsY On SATURDAY
morning last Virginia Verney. living in Lafay cite
township. in this county. left her home for a
neighbours as was supposed. Not returning.
search was made for her. .ni yesterday her dead
body Mas found in Little Indian Greek. IL is not
known in VIA, manner she got into the water
New Albany Ledger.
--0RASGE County The Democracy OF Or
snge county met in convention at Paoli on the
10Th inst, and nominated the following ticket:
For Clerk. II O. While: for Treasurer. Jas.
Worrall; ior Sheriff. David Jones; for Recorder
N. Msvity: for Coroner. W H. Tate: Tor
r Appraiser. W. F. Mavity; for Surveyor,
J. l. Megenity
The Paymaster killed on the T. s guuboal
Carskill. by u shot from Fort Wagner. vas NJ
J q. Woodbury.. formerly law partner of Col
Durham In this city Maj W was gentleman
OF MANY excellent social qualities. aud his death
will cast gloom over the large circle OF ms &C
nua 4 xtfl ha oil that Enun
msnder Rogers. also well known in this city. was
killed At the same time i New Albany Ledger
-HARRIsoS CouSrY.-The Democracy of thin
county will meet in mass con ve1tion at Corydon
on Saturday. September 5. for the purpose o
nominating candidates for county Offices to b.
filed At the ensuing October election.
MONTGOMERY County The Democracy o
this county hold a nominating convention n
Charlottesville on Saturday. the 18th OF Septem
Der.
ABSENT WfrHour Proper Authority
Lieutenant JoHS D,Dp 7th Ind Vols AN,
Col c. l. DUSHAM. 5)sh Ind Vols. among
number OF officers from other States. have re
ceived the following notification:
The following officers, having been reporie
ut the headquarters of the arrns tor oiFeuseS. ar
hereby notified that they will stand dis risse
from the service unless within fifteen DAYS from
date they appear before the Military Commi-
sion. in session. anl make satisfactory deten-
10 the charges against their absence without pro
per authority.
CIV MILRoY The special Washington dis
patches To the Chicago Times say:
The military court of inquiry resumed it, Sc
sion day The evidence thus far. it is int
mated. clears Gen Milroy from all censure. bu
places il OF other shoulders.
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CLAIM AGENCY.

TWILL COLLECT OFFICERS AND sotDfrHs'
w Pensions. BDunfic-. Bach Psy Paw fer Exfr.
DUTY and Pas Tor Horses lot while in the serice Ae,
.rd uiIl caileef Claims Al ashiIlgton City.
Orrry-No West Ws<hirigron street fnsrs door
east q Palmer House Indisnspolis Ind. Box teo4 en-
cla~e q stamp
Major wslker and ID. NcKernsn have an once In
N NckkkStN, wINSLnW .. PEeCE,
H. 3 McKERSAN. Ma. n. wALkEH.
Late - Ind cavalry.
RxkEnNcks-Gov. Morton. Adit Gen. SebA. Gen.
Love, Iaaxe Perkins. Indianapolis gs1sso-dtf
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

TByHF UNDERMINED OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
4 very valuable and delightful tr ct of land on tie
national road. three quarters of mile Of White
river brcc being the half Of the nnrtb-w GU
White river.
Al~n. that veuate property in the city known
he Palmer House.
Likewise desirable property between the Fluff
and Madison roed- ui snlfh Of the city, and
Iowa rrd> to ,de Tor mechanical labor.
auges y. r.. PALMER.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
Hs UNION : Ir MUST BIZ pREsERvED.-lJAcs.o,
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81

sEThe Lafayette Courier. in enumerating
what the Administration has done. rejoicos that
IL has given "a a national paper CURRENCY.
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FOR SALE.

First Glass Residence for Sale.
OF log FEET WITH EAST FRONT, AND ls7Iz
n feet in depth: room, bath room. wvoi-h-d lsr.e
cist rn stable aud two horseS sud Garage
house, AL IN good repair AMI cOndi The large LOT
has almost ev-ry of fruit grown this country
and b-sring yearly. The ground front ! beaufnsd
with variety II smentai and Towering shrubs
Will be sold for : ,C0O cash Inqn re of
McKERSAN 4 PIERCE
augl4-dlm&~lm Real Estate Agents
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FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TUNHF MKT SESSION OF THIS TNSrTUUo3 WILL.
j begin On Monday, September II. l-s3. Tide loca-
ton. Cincinnati, the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad is central fnd very desirae the site
and surroundings uDeGual~d the builfinys land
cmmodat ample and elegant; the Teacher. in
the literary and ornamental departments. unSur
passed; the of tudy T. thorough and tend ID
snv Other. and the charges moderate Glendale
desirable place for Dung ladies IN these ublous
times.
For ca'al lgues, information or admission address
Rev. g MpNTFOkT. q; n,
augl5. Glendale. Hamilton County Ohio.
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WAN %.

NTASTED, TWO YOUNG MEN WHO UNDER.
w STAND the Eat Dry Goods Business.
Apply 10 ". h. GOOD.
aug2S-d3t
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NOTICE

I'D TAX ERRS.
OTFIcE 90 nE cTY TREAsyEEEl
August y, l-t3.
N-OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY
Y Taxes for the year lS6a are DOW due, and the du
III cate placed M for collection feFsons owing
said Mil please cAI this oice aud settle the
sane. JOS. h ENGLISH,
Any2s-d2w City Treasurer
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town thousand three hundreI tO two thousand
five hundred yafds. with satisfactory rapiGity al
mits ct very little dOub. How passes Ell
our present knowledge of their power previous TO
the bomb trdment oil Fort Pulaski. the eight
weeks OF laborious preparation could have been
curtdilel 10 one week. heavy mOriars and co
lumbiads would haze been omitted from the arm
ament of the batteries -
The result of the siege Of Fort Pula>ke estab-
liShel the fact IN Il for the reduction of masonry
ortifica tions there is no better arm than Par
rott AMI james guns, fret at high elevations. II
this assertion needs additional prOnf will refer
those skepticsl the subject u the siege OF
Charleston and the effect OF our new two hund
red FOUNDER PARROTS against IL walls. AT the
last accounts that fort hid been N ,ieraly ia
aged by our shot, vas rapidly crumolng 10 pieces.
was apparently untenable bv the enemy. and
ere this 10 doubt has succumbed 10 our superior
guns
We do not forget. While speaking of the<. i'm
prnvemerts in native ordnance, the valuable
inventions OF Admiral Dthlgren, of our navy,
who j. now opportunely ia command of he iron
naval feet AZ ChrleSton and Colonei R.~lmtn.
OF the United States Ordnance Departmen
Every artilere>t knows that to Admiral ID hi
gren the best form OF nara' guns j. due. aud
20 Colonel Rndman the present admirable plan
of casting hollow and cOnling from the interi-
or Oi the gun the genus OF ms lHter Otncer
is due he development at guns Of large calibre.
The great fifteen inch gun made under his
direction, anl has been practically tested with
success ON our iron elads He l. new employed
in casting a number OF twenty inch Guns for ma
val and land purposes. that are expected To Pot
the Armstrong 81 hundred pounders in the shade.
They will throw a round shot Of one thousand
and ninety pounds in weight. which. when il
strikes. world crush in the side Of the WarriOr.
Ia Claire. Of any iron clad OF European con
s,rrrtion In this w-r have demon
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Y0RKvln,lggNo UlRgR.

upon any Of the banners Of our Brigade,
because, though exposed for two hours, to
aseyere fire, we were not called upon to
charge any position of the enemy. Maads.
sas the second has very properly been call.
ed Groueton, whiehiis distinctive and prop.
.er, and also Kat. Ha,pin Ran, "a tributary
of Bull Run,) upon which it was fought.
The braggart Pope called the field Gaines.
nile. OK Hills known in Yankeedom az
CAantilly--a finer word certainty. Sharps.
burg is generally called BY the North An-
tietans, sometimes Boonesboro, even some
times Boonesboro Gap, and euen sometimes
sSonts Mountain, but these latter are too
far fetched. Shepherdstown is really Bo-
telor''s Ford. The orthography is disputed
-Sheppardsto,0n and ,Stepherdstoapn, be.
sides the official form above. s. e
The SHOWS still linger. d.
CAMP GREGG, VA, Feb. 2, '63.
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Tribute of Respect.
I: :s;5.ss. CAMP GREaa, Va,
February d, y I'd. 1865

February I'd, 1868.
Alta meeting Of the members Of Com
pany B, 18th Regiment, South Carolina
I Volunteers, Lieut.. Simmons was called to
the Chair and M. A. Moore, requested to
act as Secretary. The object of the meet
ing being explained by the Chair in brief
and appropriate manner, a COMMITTEES Of
FIVE was appointed, to prepare preamble
and resolutions for the occasion, who re-.
ported the following, which was approved
and adopted.
Again We are called upon to bow our
will to the divine mandate Of the Almighty
Dispensers of events who has removed from
our ranks, and association highly esteemed.
and endeared comrads in arms, Private;
THOMAS L. CASTLES. While We ac.
knowledge the wisdom and justice ofsGod@
IN bis Providence it affords us. pleasure to-
recnr to the redeeming elements in the:
character ofour departed friend, who pos;
sessed the happy combination Of bright pat
riotic aspirations, blended with the meek
and gentle influence of religion. Therefore,
be it Resolved
1st. That we receive the intelligence of
the death of Thomas Il. Castles with pro-;
found regret, only conscious that we will
never be the recipients Of his cordial greet.
ings, and never again to enjoy the pleasure
of his company, only retaining in memory
his.exempl--- conduct as q memento Of his
worth and as model to ourselves.
Resolved I'd. Thatwe deeply sympathise
with his family in their irreparrable loss,
rendering Them our convictions-that their.
loss we believe to be his gain. +:
Resolved Sd. That aeopy Of these reso-
lutions be furnished to his aged father and
afflicted family. -
Resolved, 4th. That the proeeedings Of
this meeting be published in the Yorkyille
ENQUIRER, and Due W est Telescope.
Lieut.. R, L. SIMMONS, Chm'n.
NJ. A. MOORE, Secretary.
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formed who thew were using so badly. when
they restored him to liberty and Joined in
tbe nursu;t of his then retiring comrades.
In the evening. our Regiment attacked
The camn of tba 2srd and after a long and
desnerata engagement, were compelled to
retire. The srd Of February was rendered
a oaily dav bv the sssnow storm" and will
often be mentioned with ioy by The partici.
nanta IN comino years when their now
vou.bfnl heads. sbalI Be white IS Che SHOWS
If winter, &c {. s..t.Es.
a va,v .;nenlar a. nnnanal nbenomenon
40. ,,,;tn..sed /, na III here. an the even.
;nc Of the 4tb instant The full moon had
,isan g. above The horizon in the East, and on
s;,bsr s;da aou;.d;a.ant from tbe moon #.
salf we're ranresentatioua Of the same Lu.
minarv. a.. IN tha LANGUAGE Of the camp,
tb,ee moons as nlaiplv seen as could be de-.
sired. MANY were the spsoulations indule.
q
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MoRaAN's FEATs.-Colonel R. NJ. Ge.
no, of Texas, gives the Vicksburg Rhig;
the following statistics of Morgan's career !:
"He has fought 53 battles, killed $50 Yam
KEGS, wounded 372, captured 4,2s3, and
destroyed property to the amount Of $l5,-
,163, 200, all with force Of 800, and with
very small loss. In hislate affair at Harts-
ville,> THE first time he commanded a brig
age, he killed 10, wounded 18, captured
/, 1,35O, took six pieces of.artillery and car.
ried away or destroyed s65, 900 worth Of
property. q.