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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

CAMP 4STH REGIMENT G. :,
Burgaw n. c.. Feb. 10Th, 1858. !
At meeting of the officers of this Regiment held this
evening, Capt A NJ. Walker called the Chair and
1t. NJ D. Cegg requested to Secretary. commit
tee appointed previous meeting reported the following
preamble and resolutions which unanimously adOp
ted:
WHEREAS BY inscruabe dspensation of Providence.
friend and companion in arms joan c. STAFFORD,
Company X, has been removed by death, caused by
wound received in the battle of Fredericksburg, Va
the 18th of December last, while calamity leading his
pany against the and WHEREAS we feel due the
memory u the deceased and his merit TO express
mark Of the respect which he held By his brother
officers, therefore,
Resolved That the death of Jno c. Stapr l. which took
place on the oath ut, affects with uneigned sorrow
and painful regret.
ResoLpGd, hat in his death have lost steadfast
friend and agreeable Companion Regiment active
and efficient officer, aud noble and patriotic
defender.
ReSOLrei, That tender heartfelt sympathies
the fanny of the deceased and comfort them with the
that be fell molly defence of sacred
ResOLUd That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
to the Raleigh Register for publication with the request
that The Standard and Western Sentinel cnpy.
l.. A. W. TURNER, Capt. Go. A,
w. d. Howard, I'd Lit. Co. +, : Committee.
NJ. d. CLEGG I'd 1t. Co. D,
CAPT. A. NJ. WALKER. CHN'N.
Ii. N. D. CLEeG, Sec'y.
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TRIBUTE OF. RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
AT meeting of Liberty Lodge No 49, A. Y. NJ, at Ma
sonic Hall, Wkesboro, N c. the following preambles and
resolutions unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The Great Disposer of all events has been
pl ased remove from earth, CALVIN g. HIx member
of Fraternity, who died his residence in Randolph
County, N. G, Nov. 4th, 1862; therefore,
ReStesL, That wtd deep have heard of this
affective dspeusatiou of Providence but we cherish the
hope that brother has been received into that world
where the tabernacle of God dwes with men, and lie
wipes all tears from their eyes"
Rtootced, That tender sincere coincidence to the
family Of the deceased and especially the wife of his
youth in this their sad bereavement.
RS0Ced, That these resolutions be spread upon re-
cords Il" memorials and that copies be the wife and
father OF the deceased and also to the liIrd with
quest to publish.
Also the following: WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father.
ain whuSe hands breath is has been pleased to re-
move from the Indications Of mOrtas brother D. L.
CLARY, Captain in the 37th Regiment c. Troops BY
dea'b. the goth Of November lSa2 from wounds re-
eeved Sept 18TH on the honorable field of Shepardsown
Va; Therefore, -
hesOkgea That with profound regret we have heard of
the death of Cay whose youth energies and ab
ties promised much usefulness Fraternity and to the
country we all love But CHERISH with humble conf
dence the hope that brother dwels forever with tho
King Of Peace. and that our loss has been his gain
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TRIBUTE OE RESPECT.

At meeting of the Chatham Boys" 26th regt n. c..
troops held at camp French Petersburg va January
Srd 1863 the following preamble and resolutions were
read and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS We haze received the sad intelligence Of the
death of our friend aud fOOw-soder ,NEs L. Fox which
occurred Petersburg short time snce while we SUBJ
mssively bow the will of Him who "dOeth all things
WELL and kiss the rod that acts nevertheless feel
constrained give expression of the sorrow that srs
bosoms; be il therefore
esoiUed, That the death Of James L. Fox has cast q
shade sadness and uumistaSabe the
of this company, and while his name has been
erased from the register of this company hope it has
been enrolled by the recording angel in the Lambs Book
of Lite
ResOLce That while bow dawn in contrition at the
will Of Providence, sympathize with the bereaved in
their bereavements, and assure them that though he
longer living being among US his memory will
forever cling around the dearest affections of hearts
Reso0e That copy of these resolutions be seu the
family of the deceased, and to the Raleigh Standard for
publication, with request that the Fayetteville 0Gse,Cr
aud Spirit of Tie 4ige please copy.
LIEUT.. 4. r. Johnson
SERGT W. =. kIRKMAN, : Con1nittse
J. J. PICARD,
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" the people of this section" for months, in most
military capacity, places avery different
estimate upon them. After farther acquaintance,
and in view Of incidents connected with most i'm
portant events here-even the two days battle near
this place, SO holly contested-Gen.- Evans, whose
Judgment and whose opportunities for knowing.
are almost as good as "Personnes," or, at least so
regarded by the brigade and this community, in
letter to large portion of the citizens of this place.
to which attention is asked-says: at gives me
pleasure to say, that the duties Of my command
of the citizens of your Uicinity;" mere difference
Of opinion q y only between one who enjoys the
cognomen of the "army correspondent" OF the
Charleston Courier, {" Personne) on the one hand,
and Brig. Gen. N. G. Evans, Oh the other AS it is
utterly impossible that both can be correct if Per
sonne' persists in having disloyal people, then
Gen. Evans must give way to the superior acumen
Of the modest "army correspondent"
w. DUNN, JR, Provost Marshal
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
LII. n. D. CLEGG, Sec'y.


At meeting of KNAPP of Reeds Lodge, No. 1885, held in
their hail. February l4th A. d. 1868, the following pream
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS The sad intelligence has been received by this
Lodge Of the untimely end of worthy and much es-
teemed BROTHER H. WALLER, who died the 22nd day
of December A. ID. 1862 distant land far from home
and kindred while faithfully dischargug his duties in the
defence OF his native country. Therefore
ResnlCed That his being cut of while in the bloom of
youth with high promise of future usefulness but
sadly his amented DEATH yet sensible Of the prn
cpleS aud teachings of ancient ard honorable nstltu
tOn it becometh Masons and patriots in meek
ness humbly submit the behess of Him who hOdeih
in the hollow of his hand.
Res0LUed That we will ondly cherish the memory of
deceased brother who while in his brief assci on
with IS a Mason, displayed frankneSs, goodness
kindness and brothery election that endeared him ~
US all as a we'll beloved brother.
ReSOlCed, That deeply sympathze with his widowed
mother sisters aud brothers in their severe acon that
we tender them sincere coincidence their sad bereaVe
neut ctr them all the soace 10 power to bestow,
that of humble submission 10 the will OF that Divine Power
whose inScruab'e.
RSoLc That copy of these resolutions be entered Oh
the records Of the Lodge aud also transmitted to The
family of the deceased.
RsioirI That we wear the usual babe of mourning for
thirty days.
olcid That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
n kuadlr with request that the same be published
ALEX, FLEMING,
+ J. TILLEY, Committee.
JNO. FLEMING, J
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J. D.. WILSON, SecrA,..
For the Stapd..,
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT AuoaFd


TRIBUTE OF RESPECT uaFd
CAMP OF 2irH RECT. n. G r.,
Near 6fnanssiLe, No
At meeting of the officers of the Path reoimos' J
pied pursuant to notice, On the Goth Of Febrns Assem-
pay tribute of respect TO the late Lieut. Iox 1863
LII Col John ). Harris called to the CHI BROvy
Charles 3. Powell was appointed Secretary Sud Lsg
The meeting being organized, on motioT n oo
three, consisting Of Capts. J. A. Williams ss
w j. Squiggins, was appointed to draft
The committee after retiring, returned and rOl
follows: reported l,
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Great Oliver ofou
remove from earth, late comrade in arms T good
don Brown, company L, 24th regiment n G r u LOn
from wound received in the battle of Fredar;,~ VINO dit
Therefore, be il eAS1urg>
ResOtced, That while we submit with resiono,
will OF Providence in removing from our n1;J ib
Brown; yet We sincerely depIore the loss which b Leu
and the cause have sustained by the premature I Med
this most nerito-ious officer. aesih q
ResoLUtd, That it is melancholy pIessn,o =.
tribute of respect to his fervent patriotism n. pa! III
eminent merits officer and that We tend. !I at
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereave,ne, uS a
heSOEOef, That copy of these resolutions ba s..,
family, and also 10 the Fayetteville Obsar- I % hl
Standardj Register and State Journal. hsIsS
Alter the passage of the above resolution, ~
clarke made some appropriate and eloquent re UJ
CYSTIC OF Lieut.. Brown, whose zeal fidelity and as a
an officer, had frum the frat ELECTED his war
tion. '-- Lr Col John :. u Hnm1gTS1 adu1
CHARLES s. POWELL, Sec,y. Van
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. ton" Let him not Jay the fattering uLction TO
his soul that he will; on account of either person
al usignifcauce or significance escape history e
John Brown may be forgotten, but the memory OF
Abraham Lincoln will never die This Prociama-
ton further declares that the slaves oil sueaoie
condition will be received into the armed service OF
the United States to garrison forts Positions sta
tons and other places, and to man vessels OF all
sorts in said service" The slave to become the
murderer of his master! And this done to restore
the Union and cause his master to consent to live
in political fellowship with those who cause and
approve it. Verify
Judgment hath 1ed TO british beasts,
Aud men have lost their reason.
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SALE OF LAM

RY VIRTUE OF. A DECREE OF THE corr7v
ID Court of Granville made at the February a
upon the petition of John IL Sims and Willis l. S o
heirs at law of Dr. William B. Sims late of ssid nI'
deceased, Twill, on Friday the 9th day of March a
upon the premises, sell To the highest bdder ali ,bs
belonging to the estate of the said Dr. WiiEm S i;
containing about lilo acres, well improved and DnS""s
good crops Of grain, tobacco, &C. The Improvement we
sist of dine new dwelling house. well finished three roT
above aud below and basement an office in the ward Win
two roous, good kitchen, smoke house. negro hons,
This place is very desirable for physician as h.
had large and lucrative practice
Said tract of land lies II miles Northwest of the tr
Of Oxford, and known,as Young's Store in a high md
healthy part OF said County, with nearly all the tnre
Stores, Tan Yard, Post Office Academy. Presbyle,S
and Methodist church.
credit of six months will be given, the purchase nD,v
to bear interest from the day of sale.
A. Lands, c. &C
Oxford, n. c., Feb. a. 1861 l7-w&sw5lpi
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We the undersigned citizens of kinston, having learned
that orders been received relieving General
N frvu1y Gki take the Opportu-
nifty expressing the regret felt by the entire community
to parting with in whom have such entire conf
dence and who by his skill bravery and energetic action
the late affair with the enemy at this place on the loth
and l4h of December last succeeded in checking the ad-
overwhelming force sent to invade this State
We cheefuy bear testimony to his gaiantry as an o1-
cer and courtesy gentleman, and his conduct OF ope
rations in his quarter have restored confidence and
relieved industry from fear of an invasion.
Signed-R. j. Powell, Alex. Nico, Thomas ]. Presson,
Stephen White. p Hardee, Vim. Dunn jr, L. H. McCullen,
sah Wood Reuben Wallace Z. 2. LOtin, Shade b. Lot
tn w. A. c, ienan Richard F. Green, NJ W Ii. Sumre,
]. w. 0ctrel Thos g. W. Blackwell, r. q. Wallace, d. s.
Brock. Alex. Fields, Chas NJ flo, Sam ROundtree,
f. II. Dill o. s. Dewey, VIM. Q. KING, Capt. q T. .,
JOS T. Fowler W. &. Bryan, Jos e. Herring Bryan Nc
Cullen, J. W. Neal, VIM White, Henry Strong, Thos
A. WOodley, A, Miller j. Stevenson, j. NJ Adrdge,
n. Hunter b. c. West y. W. Bryan, j. q. Washington,
and others.
GoLDsBoRo, N. c. Feb 10th, 1862
GENTLEMEN: Your complimentary letter received by
me Yesterday. feel er's pride in having this assur9
of your confidence, and gives pleasure to say
that the duties of command were greatly hghtened by
the hearty corporation of the citizens of your vicinity and
thUse whom you represent your wives sisters
and mothers, to self and nv command.
If enemy shall again threaten you, Twill gladly obey
the order To hasten to your protection
am gentlemen,
very respectfully,
your obt servant,
N q. EVANS.
To Messrs R. J. Powell Alex. Nichol w. q. Bryan, and
others.
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sage conviction that these troops, if organized,
would be placed in the van and made to receive the
whole fre of the rebels and concluded by moving
proviso TO the resolutions, stipulaIing that the
colored men should be permitted to organize PRO
mskus" with the whites The proriso was mani
mously adopted. The natural timidity of the negro
is enhanced by the conviction that he will not
ceive fair play from the whites. His experience
with the Yankees confirms and rivets this conVic-
ton. Under certain circumstances he will some
times fight for his Southern master; but he will
never, never fight bravely for the Yankees.-Rieh.
EruuninerS
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IMPORTANT SALE.

" the late residence of John Hutchins, decd in t
City of Raleigh, shall sell at public auction on a credit
of six months all the pershable estate of the said JOIN
Hutchns decd, not disposed of under the will of nv te
tatOr, consisting mainly of large amount of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Horses, Mules Cattle sever
thousand pounds of Bacon, Cotton, Corn, Wheat POaO
Peas, Vehicles of various Sorts &c, &c.
will take place at the Commons plantation one and h.
miles from Raleigh the day after the sale of the pershs.
properly at the late residence Of the testaor the City
Raleigh.
Bond with undoubted security will be required.
The sale will be continued from day to day until Ill
disposed Of JOHN F. HUTCHINS
Execute
Raleigh, Feb. 90, 1868. l6-w&swtd
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49, Rss9!gea That we truly condole with the Widow,
S the t. d sSs dDS and
friendship and sympathy. lew bond !,
c!feSoI0ed, That these resolutions be recorded :,
the FRIENDS of the deceased and also to The Secretary
request to publish. :. ''4"aard, viii
I u MII ca.
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NOTICE..

DEING DESTROYS TO SETTI,E m nv, nn,.-
~ business wish all persons indebted to M nLSi
note or account, to come forward and settle r
Also all persons avug claims against me 70 ns 1
same for Set:leme. (, + ei = " 7 present nS ID
Raleigh, Jan. 6, lS63. nAHHh
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RALEIGH, Feb. 90, lsf
NOTICE..

TENHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN 4 P 70
Il GERS is dissolved by the death of PeIeg Rogers
b. Y. Rogers, the surviving partner would give notice
all persons Indebted to said firm to forward aud
tie their accounts either By cash. the latter being
preferable Also, persons having claims against said n
are requested to present them for settlement
The undersigned surviving partner will sell at the
of B. d Rogers, Tuesday the 10th of March some
sixty bales of superior, COTTON. Also a small Otd
merchandise, with all of the store fixtures, such weigh
ing scales, show cases, &c.
B. Y ROGERS
Wake Co, Feb.-2O 1863, l6-w&sWd
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FOR SALE,
NOTICE..

VNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT TIE FEBRCf
ry term, 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter S
sions ofthe County Of Granville NC qualified as SI.
trix of the last will and testament of Maj Tristan S
neE late Of the county of ChOwan deceased, kFeoT g
notice all persons indebted to the said deceased to max
immediate payment. and to those holding claims iga
the said deceased 10 present them for payment within m
time prescribed by law, this notice will be pesd
bar Of their recovery.
ELIZA F. SKINNER. E1ecutTI
Feb. "a, 1863. I7-w&sTlh
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W. F. BAsoN, MD, Den,i.,

(oFFIcE OVER Mr. PEsCUD's)
N B. PER ON; CALLING ON THE .povr -.
ring his absence, will be notified of HE wi. DC
leaving their names with Dr. Perry, or BY
through the Post Office, Raleigh, \. C. ''S'ns BIN
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1868. 70
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FOR SALE,

nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANAhh.g;
vi the 0nederacy-eonsisting Of 80 Watts, hp S
Pools and Bates-a.twenty. five horse power attae
good Corn Ml-all under new and well framed VA W.
and within one hundred yards Of the Depot on tns
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply to
CAIN & RUFFlN.
HiIsboro'. &c
Feb. 10, 1868. IS-ws~iiPo
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WANTED.

TENHREE WASHER WOMEN AND ONE COOK )!
Il Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh. Good wages ~
ratiOnS given. Apply to
E. BURKE HAYWOOD
SHrgOh
Raleigh, Feb 10, 1863 1S-wG'T'L
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CF1 FItOT Fit TUX ga LIE
TENHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE TO TIL
Il country, will sell his
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
in this city, situated Newbern street. about half u
east of the Capitol The dwelling is two story budr
in complete order, with five rooms, with good kiich.
with four rooms, snake house. dairy, fine well Of waite
good garden and lot OF choice fruit trees. The lot c
tans about three of land Also, adjoining the aba
lot, he will sell excellent building lot with grove, cor
tanning Is acres of land on which is q stable.
This property, TO location and other inducements VII
not fail the attention of persons DESTROYS
chasing residence in this city. Persons who wish to
will be shown the premises application to the Sa6r'
Der. HENRY PORTER
Raleigh, Feb. lS, 1858. 14-w&sTsL
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IRON, FLOUR, TOBACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.
SWEEDS IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE
- Family Flour in bbls. in store.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, by the box retail, in store
Choice brown Sugar daily expected in store.
For sale at small advance for cash countr
produce Call at my old stand, Silverdale, addes
me at Smithfeld. N. c.. W II. AVERA
N. B.-CottOn bought and sold for a commission.
w. II. A.
February 10, 1888. 13-w&swlu.
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To Messrs R. J. Powell, Alex NchOl, W. G. Bryan and
others.
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BUREAU OF CONSCRIPTIOY, I

BUREAU OF CONSCRlPTION,l
RICHMOND, VA, July 2Ist, 1909 !
To answer numerous inquiries and to correct errors
not uncommon, the following notee is published TO all
concerned:
l. Under the recent call Of the President, extending
the conscrp age all substtutoEs have ceased 10 be
valid if the substitute be less than As years old and 10
not otherwise exemptby law.
III. Membership, unless officer duly accepted by
the War Department. of local organizations for home
defence or special service, confers claim 10 ex-
eption from Confederate services neither does service
in the militia unless In OF officers actually In
mission who have duly qualified
Ill. Hereafter anyone furnishing substitute will be.
come liable in his person whenever the services
the substitute lost to the Government from any
cause other than the casualties OF war.
~. Applications for exemption, any ground what
must first be addressed TO the local enrolling OH
GER who, he has not power 10 act Is In doubt,
viii refer them TO higher authority with report OF the
facts. An such addressed direct higher authority
will necessarily and invariably be referred back for
local committeeman report; and the applicants win
thus have uselessly lost ae and prolonged suspense.
Appeals against adverse decisions by local officers
will-be forwarded By them for hearing when Any.
plausible ground Of appeal is set forth. =.
V. Commnndants Of Conscripis will 4ie this notice
extensive circulation in the local press Of their
spectise States. G.. w. LAY, Lt-Col, A. A. a.,
Aug 3, 1903 1t Acting Chief OF Bureau.
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LATEST NEWS.
ARMY NEWS.

Yesterday day devoid of interest so far as
news from the army is concerned. Parties direct
from the army represent matters as continuingquie
with no apparent prospect of an early change.
By arrivals from Staunton we have a repetition
of the statement that the Yankees have left the Val
ley. and that that region is open to the Poto-
mac. The inference lis that their forces which a
short time back menaced Winchester have been
withdrawn to the Eastern side Of the mountains to
swell the columns of Meade
In the neighborhood of Fredericksburg all is
quiet the pckets of the enemy being some miles
distant the Stafford side of the Richmond
Dispatch I5h.
ORANGE C. H., August 14.-Gen. Leman has
just arrived from Stanton and reports that some.
twenty odd raiders had been brought there yester-
day, captured fifteen miles from that place.
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state of N. CaroIina-Meck e.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sss,ions-J4ly Term 1863
William Reid, ext of David Chambers, decd VS.. John
Chambers and others
Petition for settlement of the David Chain
bers, decd.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants, John Chambers, Mariah f. Burless, Jas
Woodland, Daniel Tucker and Margaret c. his wife, and
George Stewart and Harriet his wife, reside beyond
limits of this State, 1t is therefore ordered oy the
Court that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat newspaper published
IN the town of Charlotte notifying sad defendants TO be
and appear at the term OF this Court to be held
for the couny of Mecklenburg at the courthouse in
CbarIotf IN the I'd Monday in October next then and
there to plead answer demur to the petition, or
Indictment pro confesso will be taken and the same
heard ex parte as to them
Witnegs VIM Maxwell, clerk Of our said court, at
oeire In Charlotte Tho Cd Monday in July, A. D. 1863
~ WN MAXWELL. &. e.. C..
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state of N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SessOns-Juy TeTm Is Co.
Jane A. Wallace VS.. the Heirs of William
Wallace, deceased.
Petition for Dover.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that William Reough and wife Mary, heirs-at
law of VIM Wallace deceased, residents of this
State 1t is therefore ordered and addged that publ
cation be made in the Western Democrat paper pub
lished in the town of Charlotte, fa six successive
weeks notifying VIM. Relough and wife Mary, to be
and personally appear at our next Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the county of
ecklenburg at the Courthouse in Charlotte the I'd
Monday in October next, then and there TO kow
if any they have why the prayer of the Petitioner shall
not be granted otherwise, the case will be heard ex
parte as to them.
Witness, VIM. Maxwell, clerk of our said court, ct
Office on the ID Monday in July, A d. 1868.
SO WM. MAXWELL, C. c. G.