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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
AcrroN.-Men who have a doze,

AcrIoN.-Men who have a dozen
irons in the fire are not the ones to go
crazy. 1t is the man of voluntary or
compelled leisure who mopes, and pines,
and thinks himself into :hs mad-house
or the grave. Motion is natures law
Action is mans salvation, physical and
mental. And yet nine out of ten are
wistfully looking forward to tho coveted
hour when they shall have leisure to do
nothing, or something only when they
feel like 1.-THE very siren that has lured
to death many successful man. He on
ly is truly wise. who lays himself cut to
work till life's latest hour, and that is the
man who will live the longest, and to the
most purpose. -.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

. At the last session of the County
Board Of Supervisors, the following res
olution was introduced /:
Resolved, That the County Clerk be
authorized to sell the Tax Sale Csrtifica-
ties on all lands imperfectly described, at
their face; and he is further authorized to
sell at his discretion. all Certificates of
Sale on City or Village plats: and in case
the Clerk is in doubt concerning any
transaction in the matter, he can refer it
to the Board.
Action on this resolution was postpon.
ed until the next meeting, that the Board
might learn more fully the will of the
people in regard to il.
The matter stands in this wise Du-
ring the flush times, large tracts of land
lying near the villages in this county,
were laid out into village lots, for specu-
lation. The bubble burst; the taxes on
these lots were not paid; and charges
against them have accumulated till the
lots are not worth the cost of redemp-
ton.
Many Of these have been redeemed,
and the plats vacated. The object of
this resolution is to authorize the Clerk to
sell the balance now in the county's pos
session, at the best rate he can; the plats
will be vacated, and this source of ex-
pense to the county cut off. We believe
the measure is a wise one. If adopted
the tax returns will be purged of worth
less descriptions, and the county will no
longer. be a loser by charges against
them.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

RETURNED Hon. A. H. You've has
returned from Madison, and resumed his
Office business. Mr.. Young has made
reliable Senator and given good satisfac-
ton.
Hon. H. d. BARRON and wife passed
through here on Tuesday, on their way
home. ....a
Hon. ]. s. ELwELL has gone to Ohio
for his family, and will soon resume his
editorial duties in the Hudson Star Of
fee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

RENTED.-Mr. RAND, of the Els
worth House, has rented his hotel for
two years to E. ELLsroN, and will re-
move TO Chicago. Mr.. Rand has kept a
good house, and we hope it will not suf-
fer from the charge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

PErERsoN.-The May number of Pc
terson's Ladies' Magazine is received
good as ever. This Magazine always
gives satisfaction to its numerous readers.
For sale by Mckee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

QuoTA FILLED.--Most of the towns
in the Southern part of the county have
filled their quota. Mr.. FULLER, of Sa-
lem, brought in the last recruit from that
town-John Pulk, one of four brothers,
all in the war.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
GOOD AND BETTER.

Good to be one of the angel choir.
with never a shadow of shame or sin !;
No bitter remembrance Of earthly guilt.
To mar the untroubled peace within.
Better. to be human sonl.
Won, by the love of CHRIST, to heaven
Casting the crown and striking the harp,
And singing the song ofthe mnch forgiven
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
WuAr TIE MERcHANrs SAr.-Th,

WHAT THE MERCHANTS SAY.-The
merchants everywhere who sell De Lands
Chemical Saleratus say that no article
ever sold gives such universal satisfaction
to customers. They like to have Gus
toners especially the ladies'
They know it is the 'Housewifes' Favor
ite"--that Chemical Saleratus.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
eE- A rebel woman writes to he

re- A rebel woman writes to her
husband in Prices Arkansas army, (the
letter having been intercepted) that Par.
SON "Nolan Is cur sercut rider now. He
says that God has planely promised to
be on our side and drive the accursed
Yankees from off our soil. Parson No
Ian is splendid preacher. bat IL don't
look to me as If Cad s0as driven the
Yanks any too much outen Arkansas
Just now." IS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
~ Tt. p v. WISE has re-enlisted

EE Tt. P. v. WISE has re-enlisted
as private in the s7th regiment. He has
good pluck--is bound to soc the war out
or .'perish in the attempt" Mr.. Wise
has been severely wounded himself and
and lost two brothers and two cousins in
lth., war .s.9 a4 ts
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

w Scrg't Burnett left for Madison
with bis recruits on Friday, on the Buck
Eye State. He has had excellent success,
having recruited 81 men. ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

ExpEcrEp.-Nearly all our merchants
are expecting large arrivals of New
Goods in a few days. The ladies may
as well be getting ready for descent on
the stores.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A meeting for the Examination and Licen.
sing of Teachers, in and for the First Inspec-
ton District of Pierce County, Wis.,, compris
ing the towns of Prescott, Clifton. Oak Grove
and Diamond Buff, will be held at Prescott.
on Monday, the 25th day Of April, 1864, at
8 o'clock, AN.
CHARLES THAYER,
County Superintendent of Schools.
Prescott, Wis, March 3, 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

Married in Oak Grove, on the'7th inst, by
Rev. W. G. Dennison, Mr.. CHARLES e. DAVIS.
of River Falls, and Miss CrsrHIA FILKrss. Of
Perry. .s.s.. ,ee..r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

REcovERED.-Last eek John L. Dale
recovered three Government horses in
the southern part Of this county, and de-
livered them to the U. s. Agent at st.
Paul.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

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Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
sI.ge & !. ainaffleston.
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH DAY.

During Sunday light Battery Gregg fred forty-n
and The Swamp Angel eighteen shots at Fort Sun
ter. Che Swamp Angel" also opened fire upon oatte-
y Simkins, firing fftytwo shots. Battery SlmkiDs
replied and irei thsriy-sx shots st the swamp An
gel" Twenty shots Wero fired at the city.
During Monday tue Fl ing very so1. Bate
gies Gregg and Wagner fised at Fort Sumter forty
three Shots and Sullivan Island batteries ct Gregg five
shots Only five e)ts #cIe fired at tie city dnGng ha
day.
About nine O'Clock Sunday night terrific explosion,
Thcp shook the buildings in this city, took place.
Many supresea it to be tTo hundred pcuuder Parrot
time ius5 SHE'LL. 1t appears, however, that aboat niue
O'Clock nusketry fling was heard at Fort Sua-
ter. Upon examination Captain Hunu=nin discovered
toat h9 firing a5Gut tFgo hundred yards tom the
urt in tie duecliCn OF Fort Johnson the firing
tnued feW seconds only, whel THREE Yarkea urges
aas seen clning in toWagds the West face. Captain
L3wis with g. detachment ot tbs ihlrty-second de0r
gia mounted tie parapet al opened fire. Ct small
arms upon the parties be- had n0t fired more than Que
or two 1ouods before tremendous explosion ocCucle,
aooGC thirty teet irocm the VI Est lace Of the FORT
the Hbalf. Alter the exp1c-i0n he elemy seen ii
rapid re;reat towards Morris Island Our men kept
up the, fire Of small arms until the eaey had got ell
tirely out of sight.
IT'S Yaukess it seems lad hoated down torpedo
from the direction of Fort johnson. The torpedo ex-
pIoded the wharf OF the fort. damage vas done
10 the works. Ihe shock distinctly ptIcapiibla all
over the foct ard of the officers tie 6oushWest
angie knOc5d down.
We have heard OF no other rnovan,nt Ct Importance.
There was 60 charge IN The feet.
Charleston Courier, 30M ut.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
Dipionta;ro Jn,r:sass ct cno United States.

4 LITTER NOT DESIGNED FOR PUBLICATION
The following letter, ,seys the Richmond Wing of the
25th rst the original Of which is 10 onr hands, ana
the genunene8s of which we vouch fE now for the first
time has the light. 1t is important leaf in the ge-
cTet story Of Washington diplomacy and intrigue
Old Frank Blair, the writer, is the power behind the
throne at the Yankee Capital stronger than the throne
Even Mr Everett has to seek his influence and favor
in bis humbIl quest O. raayowed mission abroad
What, Therefore, Blair urged upon Lincoln policy
necessary for him to pursue, We may be pretty sure
dine or Mt east attempted Everett it seems, did
get appointment be desired, Thurow Weed having
been preferred to him. No d0uot Blair played Everett
q trick, BY giving bis voice in favor of Weed But
the important thing to be observed in the letter s that
Blair recommends tie negotiation of secret treaty
with France securing 70 that Government certain com
me- cal advantages and to the Emperor new secu1i-
ties for his dynasty IN return for alliance often
sive and Gefeas1Ue " against Eugland. If france
should decline such arrangement, then Blair
mends that tie proposal be made to Russia. The iu-
formation is next to positive that such ofer was
made to Russia, through Cassus NJ Clay, from which
we may ntar that Ii had already been rendered to and
rejected hy France. Whether Russia accepted or moi
is urC -rtaln.
This Iettsr is equally important aud interesting and
must furnish iood ioT thought to Mir. Benjamin
SILVER SPRING, August "a, 1862.
Hon. EDWARD EvERETF-DEAR S1R-I have
troubled the President fear, too much pressed as he
IS with many cares, to make extraordinary effort to-
wards thwarng the inrgues of England in seeking tc
engage the monarches Of Europe In her scheme of di
Viding the republic. They all have common appre
henson that our system of government if progressively
prosperous may expand its influence and control the
destinies but England sees pressing danger of he
ascudenCy the ocean ID the growth of maratim
ACTIVITY 1t alarms her jealousy more Immediately thai
the fear, which reaches her, with all the rest of tn
royalties remotely, that our Republican advances ma
gam 100 much among their people. Hence you se
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
Foreign rziiaaary ana Ruvai n4s,srs.

In the course Of the ShH buryness competition with
l2pouDder II III guns, one experiment was made vita
their trails buried IN the grouod, SO "a to enable the
guns TO get the eL0rmou3 eeVtlco OF 33 degrees The
results Wer4 that in rough numbers, 11r. WidER0Fh
averaged several rounds the immense range oil 500
yards little short five miles, ard Sir Williams
sdun gun averaged about 100 yards short Of four
m1iesan lpcTe&sa Of range to Ar.> hltH0E5h O. near
y mile AID quarter.
Gen de Todeben las supervised the fist potion Ct
th3 Russian (0:a ac30u1t q the det5lce OF >ebastC
pol. It Consists Ut two 7ouinss and has been pUbis-
ed il Paljs, Translated ito French. The other two
volumes, will be published next y<ar Che editor, it
VII be remembered, Gntr0s ed with tho deeLc3 O.:
SeoastOpol At that tine U654) lie was only eu>en-
ant colonel, having rapidly rgachCd that grade by bril-.
liant s-Tvces IL Caucasian war as eugi1eer.-
When he reached SebastCp0! be only SO years &
and for m the lauyus fortress Wu4!d have fallen
months eariiec tan il Id he is n2w general in the
KIs3lan army.
Tie eminent French chemist, II. Bianchja is tie au
thor Of some curious experiments Oh Combustion il a
vacuum. lie found that gUupJwdeT ard also the t3l
m;Laes, burn quickly if 2osa il exhausted vessal
and suddenly brought 10 -.nperauie Exceeding two
thousand degrees II, hoTe7C the po"aer placed,
under similar c.. cunsauces, IN pistol it iLnam-d vi
tee su0deLness exhibited N .na arr Guncotton slow
" disappeared the layer Eoare8O ha souce OF heat 60
ing frs, baJ Without tn production oi any gnt. l.
all these the products OF combustion were the
same IN air. Combustion also took place n nitro.
gen, c-TbaIIc aci1 and alr ga9e8 which do SUI
port 1t, wln lille dilIu.i0n Cf the ogd sary rapiaty
Of he process.
In the country parts Of France he soldiers have as
usual received permission to aid the arnles il getting
in &c crops In Russia appears that the Govern
lent Is iesoting the principle ot keeping up
large army By allowing or forcing the msn other
labor tbal mere regimen =, drii. he Iavaide Russ
-cmarks: tYe wish With all our hearts to see ;he
Der CT Cur oudi-6 reduced st least, another
made OF our uu0ccupied 12cl. Our railways are lar
from baigg flashed An experiment - being made il
/ the South OF laying Our emoauamen:s made By pa1-
iannent compa1jos That way OF working, it ex-
pected viii be extoaded +? tie Inc, and we are e.
deayorlng to build rail- ways cneapy, it would sear
to as strange if could r0 make security gree
with our Cc0non-icai Interests"
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
UNITED STATES EEWS.

tErE nsBURa, Aug. 81, 1854
T3a New York Herald Of the 29h says that Fherdan
t9cgIupts thai Early left his front Frd y nghf falling
back suitGed k5idIleway. He alzo portg captur-
ing 100 p:sone and inorg l9as tbs rebes CT ole
hu, az 4 and ff'y killed aHd wounded,
The Herald says tiat cCi,en will be nominated, but
the co4tees viii 2e between EcCleaa aid Seymour.
Shudao Gays hat the indication is that ths zeha!s wilt
]aava tie Valley.
The Herald says hatappcehensoas OF the daft will be
restric ed act between the coa-orips
Tie aGtloriieB will take place, which may seriously
oromi.e le public peace.
stanton teegraphed to Dix tAat be has heard fren
Sherman fcg TWO da-s.
The Washington Chronicle Of Sunday glys that SGntcn
taegrapLs 10 Dix that on Thursday the 25th Gen. Han
cccR, who soE IF Eeapx Station, attacked
ra times during the day. but he repussd ths eaeny
every assaa At hatpast fEa, p H., com51ed attack
vas made on his centre ard left, which as@r of the
1aost desperate battles Of The var resulted il the enemy
whdr FROM the feid leaving he dead ard wound.
ed OF he battle gr0un1. Hancock in s epers, says
1T dar we Withdrew fox tla stated. Ee his
CHEF artillery Icet two hurded and fly horses; he also
says glbc5 h"!d CT guns with their skmish-
a3. rs saYs the "ss will probably reach l2v0 300'
Though tI2 aQ:msad He say his is ackn W.adged to
have fa most desperae2 Of the war; rspresel5
ia sps tagyans in character, though the numbers
geged were Of lies lEportapco.
leado te.egraph9 tb>t his safe guard had i and
reports that the aId ia overad with rebel Gead. He
tbs shows how eegarelY they punished.
eada says his safe guard talked with rebel officers, who
ey robel lses we're greater than before during
var. Stanton estimated the rebel lGss in tic laat two
weeks at ten honaznd a1d gays the Federal os ia heavy.
Dispatches from Chicago say AcClel.n will be nopnaa.
ted ahs dcn-ocrats PAIRING with DIX bnt he
ssands 80 cba2s Gov. Carpbell Tsnn Grshre # Ky,
or Pendle on OF Ohio, will be Vice President.
grea5 peace meetiag waa held in Chicago Saturday
night. Garrett Davis, Vala2dgham aud Fernando Wood
made speeches. Mcclellan and Horao Seymour tbs
promra II candidates ior tie Presidency.
The Aahasee is reported to have destroyed II yea
ses but later accounts Iepra+ he report bc hoax.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROEINA,
NEW HANOVER CCUETY-M EQUITY.
WILMINGTON, N. G., SEPT. 1, 1864.

HE SZTUArIoN.--We think it would puzzle the
very keeEls re1e0n in the world to of2r anything
and At the same time reliable in reference to the sua
ton ee0crally whether reference is had to Virginia,
North Cectgi2, or the Trars Mississippi. We really
Gid truly thiD that things ar1, upon the whole, pre-
GIcssg lavoQfaby all these scenes of action, but
he accounts come 10 too c0nfusedy to admit of our
coll tc Guy d,fnite conclusion in regard to details.
For Instance, we defy anybody to tell from The tele
graphic or newspaper accounts whether, result of
cur attack upon the eremy Wednesday OF last week.
we obtained possession Of the Weldon and Petersburg
Raroad by driving The enemy eff.
Again, VIC 10 not actually know whcre WHEELER fs
BON cparatiog. Whether be is on SHERMAN's imme-
Giao line cf cCmmuDicatcrs, whether he is adyanc
irg into hen,ucky. Accounts read both ways. We
90 OF uule,s4nd the enemy's change of front A.
lsgta. Ne Glc pCzzed ebout FoRREST's movements in
Mia=iss3i AID West Tennessee, but We are got puz-
cd to sge wL7 lie is not in SHERMANs rear. He has
bs Lands t where be is and is doing better service
tnan IL could do at ary other point.
Ag icr thi- ge happening The West Of the MssiE-
sipp We arc mpelled to do as Cur neghboIs do. We
give tie reports IS they reach u.s. candiy acknowledge
ing tLat we do not attach any great importance to
them. We give ttcm as Ee get them. Nobody can
ask us TO 90 more.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
(Si0Cc6
From the Chicago Tines Let inst

From the Chicago Tines 1at inst
TAe Question @ a Eer h$gc=tern Coif:d5Escy, &C.
We yesterday treated in what 2culac vein the
idea of Northwestern ConedeIacy, Or, her the al
legged conspiracy Tor lis esabEshlnu. ihosa who n0%
profess TO regard such construction improbable arc
the advocating public po!es the succ ss Of "hcn
will render it inevitable he c0ntinuaA1e g this war
on present terms is as CERTAIN 10 result n the indepeu
dence of the seeded States right and DAY are 10 t0
low each other. 1t is Just certain that the different
sections Of the Repr;2c, aftcg extended division
will ally themselves with suco portions IS can ana viii
most practically assist in tie adva1cenent OF their res
pective interest. The pride u natlsnallty vii to
great extent be destroyed Wien tie nation is shorn o
half its proportions, and the people viii lock f0r paW
organizations adapted to their position.
Inc administration newspapers are rcH circulating
remark of President jefferson, touching tie necessity
10 the whole country IF the free nagaoa of the Ms
sssipp and possession of New Orleans. What his
sagacitv oresaw experience has amply demonstrated !;
and it is to be regretted that these who quote him
with much satisfaction should have he ped to plunge
the nation into war which threatens t. place halt th9
length Of The river under tee cortrol of foreign and
antegonistic power. 1t is much mere 10 be regretted
that they demaud tho persecution of the var uLder
measures which render such result certan>
The Northwest intends to have, and vail have, fee
access to the Cc2n IN every 0;c<c ion These who in
agine that she will in any event submit to be shut in,
and tax Ter Industry to pay eX4Gi0os yied by those
VINO obstruct her approach 10 the Atlantic know vcry
little Of her purposes ard determination. She does rot
of the Republic, will make her own terms. She Till
treat with whom and she pleases and the bisoy Of
the present contest has gwen abu daat evidence ot her
capacity TO maintain her just rights.
What she may do wEen ii ever, il becomes Decess.-
ry 10 dissolve The bonds ceneg'iUg her with the
Union, she will do openly. Why should she not p
Whst combination On this continent need she then fea'?
Conscious of her strength, she will suoui5 TO dc:a
ton conscious OF the necessity for is proper use, ake
will attempt none She wants TIE UDioD. II tals be
denied, she knows her capacity to make terrGs With
whatever section she chooses after lis dissolution.
She is plotting for n separate conederaey. 1t was
not for this that she entered the war Ste engaged
IN no corspracies II secret s2cetss exist in opposing
political parties within lmits those organized by one
begat the Other Union leagues the parents OF all
other secret political ogders within her boundaries. If
any OF them attempt to defy law, they will BE- suppress
ed oy popular indignation. II those whose duty it is
to execute The ia" defy it in juggling with ballot boxes,
the people will not work ia secret to vndicate is GU
premacl.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
AFrEMpr TO MukoER.--Cargle Ma!see, Of til

ATTEMPT TO MUk0ER.-- Cargle Wal!ece Of this
couaty, was lodged in jail fe| days slnce under The
henous charge of attempting TO muEdec bis wife 1t
that he had formed his plan AID set the troe for
executing it, AID communicated it to one of his negroes
whom he thought he could trust, promising him hig
freedom if he would assist him in tie deed The negro
assented very readily, and nothing was wanting save
tie time set to srriYe IL the meantime Cu.e Inform
ed his mistress of his desgn and couple Of the neigh
bors They told her to keep quiet and not suffer any
alarm Whatever they would be there in time to pre-
vent him executing his dcsgn.
On the arrival OF the night which the black deed
was TO be performed he bad large tub OF water ta
Ken into room and called hia wife to come in. She
promptly obeyed and as soon as she entered the room
be sezsd her, commenced choking her violently and for
cling her head into the tub of water At this uncture
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FROG TEE UNITED STATES.

FIoHMoHD Sept Ist, 1854.
Wafhinstuo special dispatch to the New York Times
asserts that oomisaoner from Georgia. representing
that State had arrived there. He desres to
learn m hat basis Georgia Li be readni:tad into The
Union.
Brownyi.le Tcx3s las been Toccupad by Tho rebels.
Sheridan reports tie rsbols retiring fro tbs Upper Pc
tornac.
Gen Hai.z.r.l Il has i.susd order nterdic:iDg the
introduction Of sgd ammunition into ohic, indiana
Illinois aad E!ehjgan. =
Mrs Grant hsd arrived as City Point.
Gold Haa Tors epeaed .. 24s. and closed aE2s9.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

The RAILROAD CoNNECTIoN.-Is has been deter
miued to connect the Gred and Muscogee railroads as
the general dc?ot. The bridge will be completed in
two mcaths at iar;heet. Superintendent Wells thinks
be ran complete it in six weeks It not intended to
erect 3 one brick piars but framed ones, which
will prove suhsantial for few years. Horace Goodwin,
the we'll known negro bridge builder has been employed
Capt. j Hszehurst, engineer in Gen. Hoods army,
will taye understand The general supervision of tie
work. The connection viii be rapidly pressed forward
and wien is made. q car Can be filled at Uncn
Springs aud forwarded as fast engines can carry il
to Gems Hood LEES army wi thout being once un-
loaded the SAUCES OF I'll The roads being the same.
Columbus Su!,
There is nstaa in to She gauges OF the roads,
after reaching Wilmington or Charlotte, n. c., The
gaug-s change.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FRGn CEAELES

re lnLeF Is, lc64
The eeaner Eary Powers, from Bsti. uda on hs 18Th
u While attempting the blOchads last highs, =
wreck # hong aal3d, and her pas.
Eecg5rs and crow ar ease az L1ve aved il tie citr
Lieut.. GlciEi6E returned tO:a having interview
with The erony q. PUrt Royal, undc flag II Ha
brilgs a'hee papers 2hh, aG epOrts thai COO Uf
officers, said oy EerE papers be placed urdeE
our Tue, have arrived a. ET!G aeau, among The Capt
henry ais, Of tFa 4ity.
Some "A sick haTq bee3 placed ia comfortable quarters
- Ee&1ort. Hiefe t III CIR taeY would
receive every a9.cEtion. another g OF rrnce Tor tie
purpose Of l to lle gaHaees tairt7 forty
cumbalta tant prise, viii tak1 place saturday.
The enemy con lue boinoagd the city iuioasy with
Ta=e shG.IS. M tUI lhe~ cRsua ties.