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KENDALL'S

KENDALL'S
AMBOLINE FOR The HAIR.
AABOLINE
MOISTENS,
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ODORATES,
LENGHTHENS,
INVIGORATES,
NOURISHES,
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THE HAIR.
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WARREN WARD. Esq,
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AFTER being bald for seven years your AMB0-
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price 81.
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KENDALL & BANNISTER,
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Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Ssrssps-
rila ado cd to pint of water equal to the Libso
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully equal to gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Detection. AZ
usually made.
ETHESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO UeH IN THE UNITED STATES Army.
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsrI
TUTI0NS throughout the land, as well as in pri
vate practices, and are considered as inyaluable
remedies.
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We are now clcsiT out our entire stock Of Euna-
ns.r 6oaas st greatly redncsd prices
We lave also m ade liberal deduction OF prices
On axhar Trv Gcnas
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-17
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
SENATE.

MONDAY, Nov. l6, 1863.
A message from the House announced
that that body had insisted upon its amend
ment to the bill prohibiting persons who
have given aid to the rebellion from holding
office by compelling them to take test
oath.
The whole session was occupied in the
discussion of the proposition when upon
motion of Mr.. Phelps the Senate receded
from its disagreement to the amendment
and the bill is now law:
The message also announced the passage
of Senate bill providing for issuing grants
for lands in certain cases." with an amend
ment striking out all after the enactine
clause and inserting the body of House bill
TO "provide for the issuing of grants where
entries have heretofore been made Thai
the House had declined to agree to the re-
solution of the Senate to raise joint Sc
lect committee to report system OF taxa
ton.
Leave of absence was asked and obtained
for Mr.. Stevenson the Senator from Wood
Adjourned.
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this matter is one of the most instructive
vet developed in our new ''nigger" regime.
What care your philanthropic abolitlocl:ts
for the perishing of few thousand white
soldiers, If thereby they will save ne,
grophilist punctilio? Not a jot; it rather
gratifes them to know that their crotchets
do not end in mere moonshine.
At about half past s clock last evening
the 'golden wedding took place at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Secre'
tary Salmon P. Chase, whose looks, par
ticularly his sinister eye, are very much Hat
tered on the one dollar greenbacks illus
trated by his vignette. The happy bride
groom is the little Elk Governor of the lit
tie State of Rhode Island, but now Senator
Sprague, reputad tobe worth about seven mil
lions of dollars. We are told that the
presents to the bride were worth 100000
which might well be, seeing she was going
to have so opulent a husband. OF course
the occasion called for the presence of the
President, Mr.. Lincoln, and all the Cabinet
with the leading functionaries Of the
government now here. Yours &C.,
PINNACE.
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"HE 1.-THE President) has averted his face
from the radicalism of which he set re-
nowned example, and turned it toward that
conservatism which, in due time, will repay
his favor with neglect and animosity."-
81. Louis Democrat.
This is the kind of argument the radicals
address to Mr.. Lincoln. No appeals to his
patriotism, to his sense of duty, to regard
for the peace and welfare of the vast and
once happy country over whose destiny he
presides, but sordid inducement held out to
his sel6shness, his hopes of reelection, and
intimations that he can expect neither
brides nor rewards from the conservative
party. Mr.. Lincoln will indeed have little
chance of denomination by that party
whatever course he takes. Their origina
opinion of his unfitnoss for the post he hold
has been confirmed by trial, but if he woult
not go down to posterity as the destroys
of his country, he will listen neither to tn
promises nor the threats of Jacobinism.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-17

The great issue in this canvass was the
gu estion whether slavery should cease in
Maryland. The appeal to the people was
not simply in favor of Unionism, but Of
Anti. Slavery Unionism.-N Y. Times.
That's it. Anti- Slavery Unionism The
ruin of States, plumber, confscation, the
overthrow of thu Federal Republic, and
consolidated Empire, is what the people o.
Maryland were appealed to to support
appealed to, not with arguments, but with
sabres, bayonets and revolvers. The once
proud State that gave us "the Star Spangled
Banner" now lies PROSTATE at the feet o.
a faction who style that sacred flag g
''haunting lie.''
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Sale of Valuable CityR esidence
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling
VS..
Frederick Stanton and others.
Daniel Marley

DY virtue of a decree made in the above causes by
DtheCircuit Court of Ohio County on the 2nd day Of
June, 1861 the undersigned, who were appointed Com
mssioners for that purpose, will Tuesday the sth
day of December next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sell to the
highest and best bidder, at public auction the follow
ing property, to wit: part of Lot No. eight in
square Fifteen, situated on the of Quincy and
Fourth streets, in the city of Wheeling, and bounded
follows Beginning for the Southwest corner
of Lot No s. in square No. Fifteen on the corner of
Quincy and Fourth streets, in the city Of Wheeling
thence northwardly with Fourth street sxty-ve feet
seven inches to the line of Lot No. thence eastward
" with the line of said Lot, hundred and thirty
SIX feet three inches to stake thence northwardy
and at right angles fortyfve feet four inches, to
stable and with stable to ally eighteen feet four inches
thence with ally and stable thirteen feet three inches
thence southwardy and through the stable forty feet
thence westwardly TO stake nine feet three inches
thence southwardly twenty-seyen feet eight inches
thence westwardly to stake sixteen feet ten inches
thence southwardy twenty-feet four inches, thence
thirty -four feet three inches to Quincy street. thence
westwardly with Quincy street hundred and egh-
teen feet five inches to the beginning the angles above
spoken of all right angles, and the O. either
parallel with Quincy or Fourth street.
TERMS OF SALE:-S20O0 in cash, and Il o 1 -ance in
SIX twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of SALE the purchaser giving bond and security for
deferred payments and the title retained until the same
shall be paid.
JAS. PAUL., Trustee,
ALoNZo LoRING, Sheriff Conmissers
noy6td
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There is said to be a cor lie in Jeffer.
sonville who have been engaged to be mar
lied for the past five years, but no time has
occurred within that period when they were
both out of the State Prison at the same
time.
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lnti-slavery men to the bottom OF our
hearts, and yet admit that the same law
gives every State the right to retain or abol-
ish the peculiar institution as it will. This
is tho platform of the present opposition
be it called Democratic, Conservative, OF
what other name diseourtesy and malice
may coin. We maintain our fealty toevery
line and letter of the laws of our country;
and we hold all and only those disloyal
whe, on any pretext of morality, interest
philanthropy Or fanaticism, seek to over
throw them by force or fraud. 1t is in vain
that the delusive cry of Support the dov
ernment" is raised, and under it the people
are called to sustain, or not to oppose, the
partizan policy of afaithless administration
The people know their rights and TIT
wrongs they suffer too well, to be so cheat
ed. They will sustain the war against re
bellion; but at the same time they will Dc
all that becomes citizens of America to hole
their rulers to their duty, and to punish
them for dereIiction in its performance.
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AFTERN DON SESSION.


Mr.. Ruffner called up House Bill No. III
relating to t be poor.
Mr.. Crawford withdrew his amendment
to the 18th section, and Mr.. M'Grew offer
ed substitute for the section.
The bill was laid on the table and the
substitute ordered to BIZ printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Cramer, the Clerk was
directed to have 500 extra copies of the
general election law printed for distribution
by the members.
Mr.. Ruttner from the Finance Commit
tee, reported back the bill blouse Bill No.
lO4) providing taxes on suits, official seals,
and deeds, recommending agreement to the
Senate's amendments.
The amendments were agreed to.
Mr.. Dawson offered a Joint resolution
raising joint committee to make con,
tract with the trustees of the lancaster
Academy, Uinsley Insttute) for the lease
Of the building and ground belonging there
10 for term of three years with the privil-
&c of five, for the use Of the Legislature
and officers of the State Adopted.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, NOV. III.
PRAYER by Rev. j. B. Blackney.
Mr.. Barns, from the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation, reported bill
III. No. l34) making an appropriation for
repairing bridge near Wells mill in Richie
county.
Engrossed House Bill No. 1872, for the
payment of militia claims allowed by regi-
mental courts, was passed.
On melton of MIR. linn, the Judiciary
Committee were directed to inquire wheth-
er any legislation is necessary in relation to
the West Virginia Hospital for the insane.
Mr.. Sweeney presented two petitions
from citizens of Jackson county, praying
an extension of the stay law. Referred.
Mr.. Foster moved to take up his second
resolution in relation to an adjournment,
but the House refused
Mr.. Oopley called up the bill Oh. No.
30) continuing the stay law in force in the
counties of Wayne, Mercer, Logan, and
Boone On motion of Mr.. Bee Doddridge,
was added; on motion Of Mr.. Dunbar, Ra
leigh, Fayettee, Woyming and Mcdonnell;
and on motion of Mr.. Wheat, Pendelton,
Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan, Burkeley, and
Jefferson were also included.
The bill was passed to engrossment.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunbar, the commit
tee on Claims and Grievances were direct
ed to inquire into the expediency of releas-
ing from the payment of taxes all counties
in the State for years not assessed, and un-
til they can be organized.
On motion of Mr.. Hagar, the Judiciary
committee were directed to inquire into
the expediency of authorizing the Auditor
to appoint one person in each county where
the books and papers of the same arc in the
hands of the rebels, to take charge Of such
books and papers, and providing for the ar
rest Of all persons refusing to deliver them
to the parties appointed.
6The House took recess until three o.
clock.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-17

The Middleport illinois Press is in
formed that the notorious Col. Hawkin has
been arrested by the Government
authorities and charged of being rebel
spy.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-17

The receipts Of cotton in Nashville on
Wednesday were light, and the demad good
Eighty bales were sold at one warehouse at
from IS to 9S cents.
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FOR SALE.

CN0UR eligible and convenient dwelling houses stu
atsd on John street. in the city of Wheeling; one
OF them is first class residence large and commodious
and connected with 1t lot and half Of ground. All
are desirable and well located. Apply to ~
novl6'5s:2w JAS PAUL..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03
Desc re IT, u -:

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enlisted tor Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport. Iowa:
HAkLES GORrUN, born in Toncwee county
Michigan. % years old mlchinst, o, list, Nov
18th, 62. at uAvcnI ort, by Capt m Purseli, Tar
three Years. Gray eyee, Suburn hnir, Il rid COM
PICK On, II -. inches ~ LeiA ht deserted 90
ounds, tho 2..t day OF December. i.62.
ALsEKr LEI PIE, born in Mcii.nry count :.
Illinois, 20 years old, occups ion farmer, enlist
ed Nov. - b, IS 2. at Davenport, by apt Vim
Purscll Tor three y, ars. Blue eyes, br, wn hair,
horld compl. xion. f. So inch-e high, deserted
W Sunds., the 2irt Of december. 1852.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland y year. old farmer by % Gu, alton. en-
listed September gth, le62. at k-okuk, by Maj n
lillian Belknxy, for > yeas; has grey eyes,
for tho l5th lnfsnry.
). L. BRADEN, born in Decatur county, lndi-
ana. aged 70 years, by occupation = farmer, en-
listed vt davenport, Iva, ugust IL, has hazel
eyes. black hair and dark complexi IN, height B
t<et 10 incbcs.
WILLIAM y JONES, born in Orsrge county,
Now 'ork, aged ~ years by occupation a car
pen,sr enlisted in 10. City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
beight5 Tee tAches.
JOHN hOUGniEN, born in Hardin county.
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer en-
listed III Davenport, Iowa. September 70, grey
eyes. light hair and light complexion, height )
feet 81 inches.
Any cLe apprshen ling any one or all Of said
soldiers. will b. psid ali reasonable Cost OF trsns
,urta,ion and subs,rtence. toge, her with reward
of Eve dollsr VIII, said des, rtcrs returned to
the Com uSnding Officer Of Csmp Mcclellan.
RM LlrTLtk,
Can't in "a Iowa Infantry, C.mma nding Camp
Mcclellan, navei pot, Dec. %. 1852 dtf
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ORIGINAL N.TICE.

OhIdiNAL Min.
STATE OF lOWAJ
ScVir toUaTY,
Antonius Jamison e. Trangott Thomas and
Nina thomas, tr.dalis Marti, ct al.
To said PENDANTS
NOu ARE HtR.BY NOTIFIED THAT
there is now IA Gle in the .ffce Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa. \ 10.
| tti"n Of Antonius Z. Jsmison, cis iming OF the
said defendant, Trangot, Thomas, tho um OF one
hundred ami fifty three dollars, as n one, due
him on certain pron,issory note ex, cuted by
said TrSngott Thomas Oh the first day Of May,
A -. 500, payable to tho order Of Henry II.
Jamison, for the sum If ninety collars PAYABLE on
the first dny Of May, a. u. 1862. wnh interes.
thereon at the rate Of n per cent. per ahbum,
said petition also sets out three other notes tor
The rum OF n n',y dollars each, Que respectively
May ist. 1868. 1854 and 1865, and prsys ,hat the
cause be con inued from term 10 term until aid
notes fall due.
sid petition also prays for the foreclosure Of Z
ccr'a mortgage on the following described
pr. mise'. situated in the county OF Scott, and
State of Iowa, ,o-Wit The east half OF lot two
t2) in block iw.!ve l2) in the city ., haven
port. executed by the said 1r ngott 1homes on
'hO fiist day Of May, A. b. 1858 for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of tie four above do
SER bed prom,ssory notes
The said defendant, Fridslia Marti, IL hereby
notified that personal claim il made against
him in thi, action.
Now, unless You appear thereto and defe, d
be ole noon Of the second day Of the next term
OF the said District Court, to be held I, n the
hrst Mondsy OF Fetru.ry, A. u. 1868, de'auls
viii DO entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, rs prayed 10 sara pet, tin.
COOK DkUkY,
A,tys. for pltf.
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f0,t tfll;o Winter lime liable.
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
PosrorpICE AZ 7AySSPoRr. IOWA.

EASTERN MaIL.-Ciosss Mt s A. VI. AMI 81 T.
NJ. Arrives NJ "a. NJ. and IN i. NJ Sunlsy.
excepted
gsrsaN NAN Clos n 9 A. NJ. Arrive
al . y. Suud J excepted.
NosTnvss low, MAiL.--Closes al sil +. NJ.
Arrives u, ~ l.. u.
SouTBke> llwA MAiL.-Closes nj 5 A. NJ. A.
rives vt & T. II.
N"RTg.9S VIA DgWIrT.- Closes sunday. Tues
day and Tour,lav at 50 Z. Arrives tuesday.
Thursday and >aturd-y "a, up. NJ.
RorTh NJ. ,Usi7 VI. olur Grars, ete-Cioses
Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday III 81. eek. + ~.
Arrives lue.day, Thur day and SATURDAY AT II
O'Clock 81.
koUrr No. l094s VIE Tipt. Closes Tuesds.
and Friday at II O'clock Al arrives Tuesday ana
Friday at IL O'Clock NJ.
RorTS No. l09s--v'a Puffal p--CloRes fr;da,
at Z O'Clock A Al Arr,ees saturday ate O'Clock
Pm.
korrE No. l0s5a-Vis Walnut Fork. and Dix
on closes N-ancsday AT sts p. Arrive.
Saturday p. "
offtcr lioURs. Office open az o'clock A "
GENERAL deliver. cios-d at . II O'clock Z. NJ Of6'e
'losei ~ I v lork Ufh,e open un Su day
from to 2 clock T NJ.
tSy a. the pr,ucipx, On lis arc carried by Raj
I'd. ali the time ststet herein will be
Kali t0AD iAs, the cloes In the >uperutend
ents office, VI. 4 4. RI. Depot, being the stand
ard ChAS IA. I'll ,KiiGE. ?. ~.
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NEW loRK. Jan. 2.

New loRk. Jan. 2.
A fire last night destroyed Wilson's
cracker bakery Oh Fulton street. Loss
$4,000 The coffee and spice mills al
loining were a 70 destroyed loss, sd,.
oOo. he next building. occupied by
various parties. Was also burned loss,
$4,000. The building Nos. :, and 20
were also burned; loss. $4,000 No. ~
Was occuoicd ly Smith Ely aud }. G.
Ely. paper store loss, $4,000. The
tire spread to Gold street, destroying
building No. SIS. occupied by King ~
Mcmahon; loss, $4,000. 1t then spread
to Beekman street, damaging three
buildings and contents to the extent OF
about 81. 90. &. W. Woodward. steam
pump maker, on Bcckman street, was
burned ont loss, $685.
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in the river, against the protcstation Of
100 men, who held the Island.
An immense amount Of mail mater
has accumulated here f;om the North by
break in the railroad. II will shortly
be forwarded by steamer TO Memphis.
We have here also eighteen Paymas
tors, with four or lie million dollars, in
tended for Grants army. They han got
as far a. Columbus just before the break in
the road, and had the rebcls waited one
day longer some Of them might have
been taken.
One hundred and twenty exchanged
prisoners arrived from Vicbsburg ycster-
div.
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70 C"thsrine Robson, William Waters, I. cor .
waters, Mary fmly Best. Ann Eliza Robe.on.
Samu R"beson. Jane kpbssun, Cl.rs X, he.on'
Henry Clay be on, and tho Methodist Ep.co.
tai Church of tlsa.ant Valley:
NOU 4NO EACH OF YOU ARE BERrpy
i motif hat the last Monday Of .,nus,r
A. D. 1858, has been 6xed for 70 dnsI se,,,.n.;,.
Of the accounts Of the xecu'crs Of III, -, .iii
and testament q jacob " Rohes %, Isto uf sc.,s
county, State oi Iowa. deceased when Won csa
srPear end contest said accounts il you desire
{. do.
r. LINDFRMAN,
County Judge Of Scot. Co., state II Iowa.
December 81, le62 Nv
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ca ALE of I Io"A' In the Dis,ric. Court.

-
CorsrY Up SEQ r. In the District Court.
Austin Coron 70. Joseph Ian. briie e. az
To Norton, Je~ett 4 usby, Taun,os ank, Phu-
cas- NJ. irwin. 4. =. DAVIS d. Co., Peer FLYNN.
james X. M,lls, John G. Drew. XII, hard K al,
len. Hazen W. Moore. Walter Blu goyne, robert
Bu,goyne, samuel X Dim"ck, Eras,u. RiIl.y,
j. = a. Tsllmsn and lillian Mel IN, sury :.
orr Of Tsllulso, Powers Mclean. b, uce / Cook.
Michael shannon, jacob ". >kinkle. Trustees
of Iowa C'llege. and J mes X. a,lls & Co.
VOU AXE HEREbY NOTIFIED THAT
1 tnerc is nov GU file in the flee of the Clerk
Of the III rid Court Of raid cou ~ petition aud
supttmeh al petition Of Austin orbip, claiming
OF you the title to and posses ion OF lot No eight
Germ bock No thirty i've (35), in the CIT, u
Davenport, and that the title TO the same mar
be Quoted 10 him ; and unless You II%ar the -
10 and defend. on or lefCre noon Of the % dsy az
the neEt ter,s OF sail Court, 10 be hold. on ~.
lst Monday Of Feb,usry,A b. 1868, .einulr sii
De entered q first you ami judgment ssode, ed
thereon for the relief h,rein clsi,o.d, sitr in
t.rest anu costs.
Sc. BROWd.
acc s-4W Plaintiff s Attorney.
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tXECU1Oko' SALk,

To ehoss Il say concer~:
NJ1I.E Is HtRkBY GIVEN, THAT We,
~ the unirfsigued. fIecut r. Of the last will
aud tesla ment OF Jacob v. k.bestn. late Of Scott
county, state OF lows. deceased, sh.il, on v ed
n.sduy. the 9Th day Of December. A. ID. lse9,
al the Court House door. in the city of Dsve, port,
county and : ate aforesaid, offer Tor ,sle Al public
ucti.n, 20 the highest bidder tor cash, the fol
l.~ng real estate, lying in SAID unity snd State.
;o-wit: Tho North Easi quarter Of the y. nth
En-. quarter Of section thee i3 J, in aowp.h,p
sevent, eight (Is) No.tn OF Range four a E.st
uf the 3 =. N. Said .ale 10 take place Il ,he
nour Of 2 o'cl.ck r. NJ. Of said day.
ANBREW HYUEj
H.. MAsON, Executors.
JOHN b. RObESOA,)
Deo s, ls62.3w
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MISUNDERSTANDING NE1l Emplo,

\\,ANTED-SOWETHl NENl Employ-
W ment! k~plosme"si Male and female agents
wsotet j every town aud city in the Uui ed
States. $50 to $40 per month can b made. and
no humbus, iu.,ness cay and respectable. Il
requires verv snail capital. and Gill not inter.
ierc with other employment. This 10 no book
agency or hum bug Of any kind. No pes,on will
employ b whsr IL my. Full psstieulsrs
given 20 all who inciose rss cgxrs, and sadssee
HAWAII b 'ows : Co, Auosksag. y. 4.
2syo des-Voe
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ia, riMoRr. Jan. =.
The Suffolk correspondent OF the
I'm ricon announces the arrival there of
Corcorsn's entire brigade. Corcoran takes
command there
l'eck's command is moving in another
direction.
Skirinishcs occur daily.