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True Democrat., 1863-04-08

TIL Tenporary exemption liable to abuse to ps rssorted a of evasion that the. geon must the period which 1t is granted wnicn "n the reasons therefr will stated the menhy repor) the expiration of which period the conscript must p sent hInseffor examination, or De consiaefea ao'n "N
 Iv The following of the grounds no: deemed
 T. GsnsrQl e5,lityThs grades of this condition are nu- nerous and receiving them all grounds for the exsnnng be considered as cscnatgin
 his duty to the vice In arriving at correct upon point he will h aided ty the consideration ,nA observation by means established that 90 catoo
 high standard of health is best adapted to encounter the ex posures of military life such physca condition beg e peciay able to ssase while hoah of lower grade VI any coexsn positive disease freauenty strength enc and improved by the exposures incident to ne e o
 In cas, of s,iqAt deformty natural the result of accident and irregular union of fractures unless inatera impairment power aud motion results from such deofu ty the conscrips must be held liable for military service l. a Dc nsss This k not valid reason for sAemPtion' ule-s ao excessive whlch must ns s,atea m M ahs por as f- incapacttae man Tor the au es ., M The fact of it's -ksence must aso be by the a of cabs physician. who has known the e'n- sc ipt tJ be tue eubieCt of the inhrmity
 Tn,osdinnens ef spssct-UnIess of very aggravated oharaefer is not valid reason for exeaptlon o hs,r,
 Icing comparatively ntequen the physical and rational signs shul b. scrut zsd with great care and the sn1ee cfexanna in should not b. excused unless 'he case " satisiecteiiiy established.
 c. sFsngiohi dstarhance of hearts dctionrhis's very comm vtil ground for exemption, and will sen rally roevsd by change 10 the life of the camp 2. Rhepptqtas.The Kind should be dogna ed, wh ,ther acut- CT chronic srtcuar or mnacuar II IS r m lu. liable to beused means of evasion Where is mp muscular without swelling contraction st the join and gcnsri he Il h of the conScrpt Is oe wise soHud ne | shc uid bc held liable to m htary duty.
 s Epepsy-Tais disease being frequently simulated, 50 impose upaa careless Observer nothing less than the bsrvaliau o actual parONysin, or tn NfaT a re spopsble ysiciau acquainted with the nsceipt aaoni be der,ns satisfactory hy the ex4Ininiug seon.
 Fdrtcoce(eNota punf for exsnpti n nale9s sa>eS sra wItch must be stated in the msnthlyI Dcrf.
 10 E f1pia Not ground for exempt n Many snyaoic Subjects di tng>h distant objects with actalscy uihoi n for all practical purposes.
 H. Rsn,or3hoids.-As many nvaliIs in c, ,'e suhects this disorder engaged active eJttns, teey shoui not ules excessive twhich aust be tte a tas monthly rep0fts,j cunslderci satisfactory Iua eInption.
 F. Opacity 2f cornea the Joss of one Not V.- lid gr0Nnd1 for exemption
 l3 7c loss of t.eo fngers.-Not sut ssat cause for exemption
 II Single rcdaci6le hsraiaNota valid canse es sile l ton
 | By order. s. COOPER | April Adiutaut and Inspector iener4i.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08
HEADQUARTERS REcsUrTrvG SERVICE.
 Liuie Rock, April Sd, lS63.J
General Order.

l. In pursuance of the above order control cf the crutng for the Array of Tennessee, e tie - State aF ArkalSas
 IL A officers relieved by the recent consultations o regimen the of Tennessee and operating in th~ State of Arnsas under the instructions of the Chef o Volunteer Conscpt Bureau for that army, who have not retiv gned t0 Tuty by will report oy letter forthwith these headquarters giving their pot office and crlBty.
 III weekly report giving the result of their abors is required
 y All recruits gathered by officers, cporatne the north side tins sil report tL Capt J. l. Otter tile Ko,k ny he 18th inst Those III co,intirs south uf iusas will be r-prted 10 to liiG son, at Casndeu AFR. by the 2lth int.
 v It rx thi all officers acting n0i the instruc this u wiil diseaco in the ex cuton of all orders s.uei @ them
 CuAS. J TU2NBgLL Col. Q. $. A.. h chlrse Recruiting solvice, Army oi lenn April 8 1883
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

a FIRM FOR SALE--I oAer .or aa!e one half all ot "A l51a Atkansas Bctton Iaii, s2 miles aeFe IjItls Rock tho north sie of the river! 2' acres cleared Ian nj ae dcadeued GEORGE BENEotCT
 Aprr.s 1r
True Democrat., 1863-04-08
Gcn ral Ord r


 Al ah euaes ton the Ar of rennsse not enrolled in regiments of thi> epatinl nf w rep t wtthou de iy | the re uitin ph i ar rep 'ctiv; cUllef Other wi, ih " wil b. tyl't wit'I as tes rcrs
 IT, ,ll lder ord 'rs f ln th' Cat o' Noiuneer a,I C.n.cryt Bursau, Army of Tennessee i1 tns State x at ncs pnfrr upon the discharge of their dllos Ey ori,: of C5i. [. J. TuaNBuLL.~
 w. D KIrrLE, .-r:ls Linut. ani AiJt
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

Special Orders A0.-
 Col C. J. Turn6ull will control of, and direct L a operations of all recruiting officers of this Bureau, in Il State of Arkau-l1.
 H. He will inform himself in what section of the Sut Department She recruiting officers he most useuily en- gagged, an distribute them accordingly.
 T He will direct them to report to him weekly the re- suit of ther will establish his headquarters at
 t,le which pae he direct the operations oic forward t. theArny of Tcunsssee all con scripts and stagsers, making necessary orders for thvir nsportatjon.
 IY He will take steps, by publication otherwise to notify all recruiting officers cub b. partment acting under authority this bureau that by my orders they placed under his ordeYs aui uctions, while prosecu' ting his duty,
 V lie wi! provide subsistence tor the conscrpts youn- teers and trgler while on hand and un their way to the arinv Tho co,nnaadant of the Military Post IS auented instruct his quartrrDastrr and commssary to supply necessary Of the at the rendezvous By -or,i-r of
 f jSirneiD GIDEON J. PILLOW, Brig ten. c. g. ! Chief ot Vol and Con. Bureau
True Democrat., 1863-04-08
For the True Delnocrii
-ruT tIIc Ue DcIHIS1'I' Walter ". Weir, s

 Kil,ed ia Hc d:;tle at ua.trecs6oeo Dec, 1862. Stu still another from the fo't
 Twas mine in hya gone hours to tend, |Ji1hin h.. tomb sleeps low andclld,--- At once a pupd and friend, Damn les the soJ upon thy brow.
 Ana sorrow's inante wraps my own, As recall each kindness now, Of thy pure spirit early flown Thou hai'st a smile for fri. nd and s,e, And errors viewed with gentle eye; Scorned not tie destitute and low,
 Nor fswnei on Fortune's tilinionS high. Soft as tha hue that twilight ayes
 Runni Asst tii helow and haa-an above; .Are'4 or harnin9s laid the autumn leavHs
 Of some estrayed aud matcaess dove. There fingers round the path tread, Echoes of voices heard no Iuore,- Visions of hearts forever lied. -at To beautify balmier shorel Oh sweet must be the graves repose, When Death has no envcnam-d sting, Anl lie ebhS bri 5htiv to its cIose
 NJscal upou the spirits wing. B.naath the azure of tha. sky,
 Whme -lupLers Bethiuhees holy stor, Scr .na wheu tha s ,rloa ugh,
 IL led the Wlsc Men from atar. Frfh's missing ones drliylfei stray. tlid lIaoui and l,aG that ncver fa4es. Nhcn sograH casts no hsl"tu' ray4- Nor jawel. in Inc dust asc laid. {. Andthera nav ], when fe's career, Of .'yiti er-l iyvs it Est is er, Fird all I've 1vod a1i war7hi.D here, Again to che isl and adore g
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

MARRiED--at te resi-nre of Judge Eastman, in ;hie city on Sunday evening, March - bY Elder q. Patten burg Capt. JAS. II. ToCYaLE b Miss JENNIE WALKER.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

sss PRAYED OR oT0IfNOn the ui<iIt otthe %'ta iif' t~ iron. Col Griesieais iaiqurters horse d*ai- resre He s years old bay .itl four white fee ara "a d with the figure l9 on lis left shoulder Any person
 n4 ant returning him to Coi Grinsteads fieldq aarteTs w.ll te' eonlIe nsated for their tloubls.
 Ira F.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

a.,r .A6s ga LDoFIt'-t +tft April ls63 either s 4s SE S5 in ittle Rock CT bstTeaa the city aud tc c.ilp o Taprtns brigade large brown rnvenp containing s 00pC nirate mon"y and se,eratdn4 ilIs Tllcrp 1Pl r-5Jlhcted. IF hu dred dollar bills and -0 1O and hT the last pfedohia ting. ..,.
 liberal reward will 4e pai fr the delivery o the above money if left D. oice hesi cJ,.fcrrnE a+Yvor orsa soldier April $. 1883
True Democrat., 1863-04-08
General Orders No. ].

HEADQUARTEgs DISTRICT ARKANs.s, LitRe Rock, April $ &tc.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

GonarhI Vr1tT. All dss,rer from the Army of Tennesse, who ronpr b their sl' aeby the oricr of ne Com dz Ry cor Ter of Df. G ,n PIil7g Chief of Bureau II c. LOChHAGT A, A c.
 -uE,pauAa1E7s Rs5Rurrtsq ssRvIcE.
 Little RDct, tril 6 1863
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

Gen. Gorman has returned to Helena.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08


 - Lincaln's greenbaeks sell for fifty cel.ts on the dollar in San, Francisco.
 - The Southern Illustrated News has cir culatien of twenty thousand copies. The proprie- tors have been offered 91,010 for the establish meI..
 - tremendous storm swept over portion of Tennessee on the 9th of March. At Chatta- poo2a houses and trees were blown down. At Shelbyville the depot and telegraph office were blown down theoperator badly injured. one man Killed the cars blown of the track, and much other da.aase WAS done.
 - The general superintendent of tho tele- grapG Incs advertisas in the Richmond papers that disabled or discharged soldiers will be presented the opportunity to quaint themselves with the art of tclegraphing, th q view to give them DO sisioas upon thelines occasion my require their services. Extra instruments arePut up at different offices and in 1uction furnished without charge.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

OfflciaI:
 Jyo. ". HGNspALE, Capt. aui 4. A. U.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

{ ,0aN-F5 sale at Secton o, Township South, Range T J In t..a, 5a#
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

May the moonlight fall in silver lines round the spot thou art lying and every br that tutors sweet noes chant his music round thy grave @ "No marble marks thy couch ot lowly sleep, But living statues there seen to wesp.'
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

or2IcE G1yltNotvr CnSscaiPFL Lt,s E,ct April 1,t 1853.
 The fIo,ving Circular from he iP-r andnat o Bureau of Cgripon is published ir tae llr'rnitloh ana sui
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

mated.
 - Lincoln issued nrocI,aS;sti2n pardoninG all deserters w ho returned to tseir regiments by the fist of April. He attempts to coax and threaten civilians from screening deScrterS or.ds- couraging the draft
 - No ladies are permitted to visit thc militia rv prisons m Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Washington or New Orleans, til they have taken tue oath of allegiance, to the Dictator Lincoln
 - In the month of February, J. ". Spence, of the l6th Ark, died in the hospital at Clinton, La. During the same month, the following deaths occurred at the hospital at Greh ada, Miss, Ser ceant J. II. Woodre and R. Hatcher, lot Ark, battalion, Wm. McPherson, 10th Ark, J. 5. Plaster, 3rd Mo, D. Forbes, II. T. Shambe, J.. Finch, W. A Hall, J. 5. Deprest and Lezo Lo- paz, os. W aul's Texas legion.
 - The Yankees destroyed the green house at Mount Vernon, on the 9th of March.
 The steamer 35th Parallel was up the TaIlahatchie scouting and burning cotton She turned to escape from the.federas; but ran ashore and was burned to prevent her from falling into the hands of the enemy
 - Paul Morphy has been beasen at chess Tn Paris.
 - In California, the legislature, which is black Republican, has passed all aet providing for the purchase of arms and munitions et war sulfl- oient for 90 900 men. By some, this is supposed to look to the formation of Pacific republic, if the independence of the South is ackno"l "ledged and the Northwest sets up for herself More probably they are uneasy at the movements of the French in the Gulf of California, and the occupa- tiou of Sonora.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

s,TR.Y UORSE-From me on the 30th. March, lsGi a
 bro gn horsa about l5 hanis nigh, years oli th hind fe~t whit. up U his ptsern in1 newly shod "ll round q .rpark Ier bis ncci that looks blush. b k streak anD h back ani tail reward Of s2) will b. ulii for his delivery to me in Little Rock.
 anrI, $ tx ". HARLOW.
True Democrat., 1863-04-08

Taken up hv Solomon Hopkine in Jefferson township or h 2tth of oct 1892 a small deep sOrrel horse mule, or years old lz1S hando high. Appraised at soo
 Taken UP by lewis R. Moore, iu kchaud township on ta 2lst Oct 1862 brown horse,ll years, I hands h sh left hind foot wnIte. Appraised $l25
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHrHeroN, October Sd, 1855
and BIZ SIZING the a FOUNDER GUNS. 1t the Forts
states amounting in number to ao more or less
The guns win be delivered 1t, ana removed from
the cost Of the United States. = = - N'Ae =
Proposals for those on The Pacific ooast-about
viii be delivered at Ban Francisco or its vcinisy.
der for the length Of twenty seven inches from the
re-. h Q, tae osss tlns prepared TO ta1s band Of
Which win be twenty inchet, and its thickness
The vent Is to be bushed with . new Bush Of mira
ingot copper, one inch in diameter and about nine
End half inches long, and bored with . vent Of
Drawings Of the gun in its original form and with
The land pu. n can be seen ct this Office, At the
Il sss Arsenal
rsznsl, Mo-; and Benicis Arsenal, Gal ''''
il; .Is 1a,@sns .iI ps made il full for each !. gun IN
PEI she snn lOs s
the Shss S
be rsquirsd to do the whole work. The method
as ths price win be mpo. tsns sismsns ia sonsid o. sid
sriI the bids and awarding the contract.
such are .ctusiiy engaged in the u,snufseturs s
OF iron ard heavy machinery. and who are. in the
has e
this Department, evidence to the foregoing s1ect
Bond vi;h satisfactory sureties to the amount Of
s Pc. cent f 1f IT. the bid viii be fssuissd for the
the % sna any .oe or III 6d1
deemed unsatisfactory.
Vi" ss .ddrssssd to srsadier
General GscIss D. Ramsay, Chief q oEdnsnss,
.sss city Gl4 p
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
lAssociated Press Disnatch I

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 7.-Accounts from the
army of the Potomac represent that the provost
marshal general has recently seized the mer-
chandise and persons of suffers for infractions
OF the regulations oncerning trade within the
lines, and for attempting to bri5e the subordi-
nate provost agents. The latter offense will be
snmnarily punished, and the effects of the Of
lenders confiscated.
Some changes have recently been made in the
locations OF the corps, out nothing indicating
immediate active operations. Conscrpts IN
large hunters are arriving Those yesterday
include about 900 from New York and Vermont
Surgeon George z. johnson, late medical in
spectof Of the Army OF the Potomac, has been
relieved from duty at his own request, and
transferred to the Middle Department.
1t is reported that an execution, by hanging,
will take place in the Second Corps within a
few days. The victim is named Armstrong,
originally private In the 72d Pennsylvania
Reefment, but subsequently transferred TO
Ricketts, battery, from which he deserted and
formed gang sf guerrillas. who for a long
time committed depredations on the suffers
trans in the vicinity OF Fairfax Court House,
and was supposed to belong to Moseby's COM
mand. When captured he had on q rebel
majors uniform, and his wardrobe showed
that he had several other suits of disguise in
reserve. 1t Is said that he several times entered
our lines, and once or twice went into his old
battery.
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A CHEERFUL VIEW OF ROSECRANS'
SITUATION.
The Rebels Dispirited-TheirL Losses Enor-
From the Cincinnati Gazette. |

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Mr. u. r. Bald win, who was sent to the
Army Of the Cumberland by the State Central
Committee, to distribute State and county tick
cts among the Ohio regiments reached Oincin-
Sunday, tho goth nit. He brings cheering in.
telligence. The army was in excellent spirits,
strongly fntrenched, not at all disorganized,
and confident of its ability TO Tepei the foe
should an assault be made upon their position.
The men were In nowise disheartened by the
result Of the fight on Chickamauga Greek.
They seemed to think, considering the odds
against which they fought and the purpose
for which the rebels fought, that Bragg was
substantially defeated. The men did not talk
as though defeat had ever entered their imag-
nations. ---E-=
On expressing to the General the fears felt for
the safety Of the army at the North, and his in-
ability to hold Chattanooga, Gen. Rosecrans re-
piled by stating that he had taken up quarters at
Chattanooga and intended to stay there and that he
Was in no sach danger as soas apprehended.
Communication from Bridgeport was kept
up via Jasper, over q good road, which, when
milton and supply trains. The north bank Of
the Tennessee swarms with Federal cavalry,
who will not be likely to allow the enemy to
effect a crossing.
On Mon day night, the cath ult, the enemy
made demonstration on the right. engaging
Palmer's di vision. The contest lasted for about
two hours, artillery and musketry being freely
used and ending in q severe repulse, q large
number of prisoners being taken eE
Mr. Baldwin conyersed with number OF
those on the way to Nasnviie. Eney repre-
nessee and Florida. They talked freely about
the battle of Chickamauga creek, and express
ed themselves greatly disappointed ard dis
pirited with the res nit, considering the failure
10 take Chattanooga in the light Of a disaster,
rather than a victory. As -ss--.fA
They admitted their losses TO have been enor-
nous, the number Of their killed greatly ex-
ceedipg ours-"three TO one in some portions
OF the field" was the remark Tnis they at
trbuted to their being the assaulting party and
the massing of their troops. Prior 10 the battle,
come there to retake Chattanooga. drive Rose
Grams across the river, and deliver Tennessee
from the Yankee invader. Failing in this was,
they said, to fail I'm everything, but absolute
defeat on the is ID. Their losses in killed and
wounded seemed TO trouble them. They could
not afford to spare 50 many men anc not gain
the point for which the saefioce wns made.
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FUR SALE AND RENT.

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residence Of g. .un,odore Harwood, situated in the
village OF Bladensburg. containing twenty two
seret OF tishly improved Land, and exeellsnt
iWeinrk House and modern improvements and
nee ssary out bulldogs
hspt payable nohtbly, for which proper security
Wiii ne rss1ired
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oc 9et
NOR sAI.E-A RREAD BAKERY 18th o0on
WILL STOCK and PiXT:.RES rhi. o1 is ~
eIdsst s.ts h,;shsd .tand IN Georesto.r nc sas
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ior sne ,aso n en .,s.st l
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IN MkEkS iocs,inn 1sr, dssirsh,a o~Iy ,h;.ty ,hh;;ty
yards east of The railroad and Riggs, Bank aud
state Depsr tment Reference REQUIRED. Inquire
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM TENNEs-

Attack upon McMinnviIle by whe.,.
Our Forces Pnrsuing n ebel Cavairy-The
Rssecrnns' Position believed to he In.
Preknable.
CINCINNATI, Oct 5-The Commercial has
the following dispatch:
LoUlsvILLE, Oct 5.-Four or five thousand
Rebel cavalry, under Wheeler, with artillery.
attacked HcMinnville on Saturday afternoon.
cal turing the town and garrison, consisting OF
the 4th Tennessee infantry. Our forces were
without artillery, and the town without de-
lenses or fortihcations. The Rebels burned a
train OF cars and destroyed the railroad and
telee raph. They are believed TO be advancing
on Manchester. Several prominent Union
men are supposed 10 have been captured
Part of the same force destroyed q train of two
hundred wagons on Friday, between Bridge
port aud Chattanooga, and captured an am.
mun1fion train OF twelve wagons
Portions of ebel cavalry are scattered along
the road near the south of Murfreesboro', de-
s1fning to destroy the railroad and telegraphic
CEN mmnnicatien, capture stockades, &c. Our
troops are closely pursuing them A large
humber OF surgeons and nurses reached here
to-day, from Nashville and Bridgeport LARGE
IN ;h os t Were at the latter place, unable to 60
70 tne 'front.' Tor lack OF transportation. There
are now more surgeons at Chattanooga than
are needed.
The rebels have fortified the mountain .,a.
opposite Bridgeport, and on Saturday threw q
lev shells at the workmen engaged in repair
ing railroad bridges across the river Our
pickeS occupy the lsia1d In front OF Bridge
port, and constantly exchange shots with rebel
pickets.
One OF our pickets. belonging to IN Indiana
regiment, was killed on Friday. No more pas
senRer trains left Nashville for Chattanooga.
Small bands of rebels are lowering about The
railroad from Nashville to the 'front.' but such
meas ures have been taken that they will not
succeed in efecting any important damage TO
ohT communications. The severe beating given
them on Saturday, at Murfreesboro', by Col
McCoek, will probably end all attempts OF the
Kind for the present. ALI points en- the line of
communication are now guarded by 8 force
sufficient to repel any attack.
Ihere Is every reason to believe that the
present position Of Rosecrans is impreguable
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From Mexico-san Domingo Revolutions

From meXic0-Sen Domingo KevoIution
NEW YORK, Oct. THE steamer Easle, from
Havana en- the Sd, has arrived. Matamoras
dates to the 18th make no mention of the French
occupation OF that place.
The civil war in Honduras continues.
Porto Plata dates to September 20 say the
Spanish troops are being removed to St Do.
mingo as base Of operations. A lawyer Of St
Domingo and two Roman Catholic priests have
been brought to Havana and imprisoned in
Moro Csstle as prisoners Of war. Santa Anna
has some 1900 troops, but has no arms. Two
steamers were about leaving Havana for St.
Domingo with pro visions and artillery.
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Railroad Accident.

BosToN, Oct. IA locomotive exploded last
evening near West Warren, on the Western
railroad, killing Fred'k Williams, tho engineer;
Harvey Bells, conductor, and VIM. Marry, IRE
man. Roadmaster Goodrich and another per.
son were dangerously injured.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FeRTRKss MONROE, Oct. 6.-The nag of truce
steamer New YoGk left here this morning for
City Point, with fifteen rebel chsplains in
charge Of Major John E. Mulford.
The steamer Spaulding is due here from
Boston, en- route Tor Charleston bar and Port
Royal.
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Firein Cincinnati.

CINCIKNATI, Oct 6.-Dobelrs bureau and
chair mandatory, on Sixth street. was de-
stroyed by IRE last night. A lumber yard and
three houses adjoining were damaged. Loss
about $50, 600; partially insured.