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Meeting of the Union COnsress-
fOnal Committee,

We understand that the members of
the Union Congressional Committee of
this the 18th District, meet in Cleveland
to-day to consult and FIX upon a time for
holding q District Convention for select
ing Delegates to the Baltimore ConYen-
ton.
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ison between whisky AVID light. Whisky
Fas q ie~fnorai'@ics iuxuiy. ~hiit Ibese
niIs were me c"cr G.;.n's light. Il coats
~ celts ~s94apius. e &-iion OF oil. and
the tax p5,.,.~e.! va i'n ger seat,
NJ. MORT aa'sr,'n-nt was sdnI.sr'i
Also, ;;,a, So ;~.3'at".-it J., tr- listi,ing
Of coal, siia'ta:u. o. shtle. exclusively,
shall paw 81 o~iIs PEI gallon.
Mr.. Kas=nu oi Iowa. offered an amend
menT taxing crued petroleum one dollar
per barrel. Adopted by a vote Of IS
against 10.
An amendment was made laying a tax
Of two dollar. OF gold foil per troy ounce.
Mr.. J. C.. Allen moved 20 increase the
tax on pig iron from 81 to g per ton
He said the tax proposed was entirely too
small.
Mr.. Morrill, opposed the increase.
Mr.. Griswold also spoke against the
amendment 10 increase the duty of pig
iron to 81 per ton.
The amendment was carried by a vote
OF y yeas to 20 nays.
An amendment was also adopted max
ing the duty 81 per ton on blooms slabs
or loops when made in FORCES or bloomer-
les directly from the ore, thus doubling
the original duty.
Mr.. j. c. Allen unsuccessfully moved
for a duty of six dollars instead OF three
dollars per ton on railroad iron.
Pending its consideration the Commit
tee rose at 10 o'clock and the House adj
jOurned.
On motion of Mr.. Howard the bill to
amend the Pacific Railroad bill was made
the special order for Thursday next,
The House bill to establish a bureau OF
Military Justice wastaken up. 1t author
ICES a bureau consisting ola Judge Advo-
Gates. The bill was so amend as to give
the Judge Advocate the rank of Briga-
dier General, at a salary of four thousand
dollars per year. The bill was then
passed.
The Army Appropriation bill was then
taken up.
The amenement of the Senate Financial
Committee were agreed to.
An amendment Of Mr.. Wilson's that al
persons of color who have been mustered
in the service shall receive the same pay
clothing, &C., except bounty, as othel
soldiers, from the lst of January, 1864
and that every person Of color hereafter
mustered, shall receive a bounty not ex
ceeding 500, was adopted by ayes 81
maps g.
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THE STATE OF OHIO TRUM-
BULL COUNTY S.
VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALEl

THE subscriber wishing to quit the
business. offers his valuable Tavern Stand for
sale. Situated at the Center of Vienna, s miles
from Warren. SIX acres of choice land attached to
said Tavern stand. The House is nearly new, large
upon il two gsad Wells of water. one large Cistsrn.
and fifty nice young Apple trees, just coming into
bearing. with q good variety Of other fruits and
Also eighteen acres of choice land. forty rods
south of the Center. under good cultivation
Also fifty acres of good land one mile east of the
Center. About one half of said Fifty acres is good
timber land. Toe above Tavern Stand will be sold
he purchaser. Possession given Immediately If
wished. After a reasonable amounti is paid in hand,
the balance of the purchase money may be in pay
ments 10 suit the purchaser. For further particu-
lars enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN 5. WILLIAMS.
Vienna, April 2. 1854 3w
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Disguised.

Captain Todd, formerly rebel Provost
Marshal of Alexandria, and cousin to
Mrs. Lincoln, came into our lines, a few
days since, with his family, and gave him
self up. He is tired of the rebellion.
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The Draft COMING.

The Assistant Provost Marshal ~ neral
Of this State. reesiYed orders from Wash
ington. on Monday. to bring up credits,
and then proceed with the draft At once.
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NOTICE.
ATLANTIC AND CT. WESTERN r. r. COMPANY.
III nppS MrrrrNn

ATLANTIC AND or. WESTERN r. r. CoNPANY.O
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that 8 meeting of the Stockholders Of the At
and Great Western Rail Road Company. viii
be held at their Office in Franklin, Portage County
Ohio. on the 10th day of May. 1864, ats o'clock a. m I,
to consider and ~ratify,or reject any contract made
by said company on or about the Sth day Of March,
A. D., 1864. with the Columbus and Indianapolis
Rail Road Company. the Richmond aud COying-
ington Rail Road Company, and the Indians Cen
trail Railway.
The Stockholders viii also at said meeting con.
slider the sxpedieney Of Issuing preferred Capital
Stock of this Company.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
J. W.. TYLER, secrssTy.
Franklin, April I'd. 1854.
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Attachments.

Elizur Hitchcock. Ptf Before Charles Burnham,
against Justice Of the Peace Of
Isaac Smith. Deft. Kinsman TIP. of Trumbull
County. Ohio.
On the I'd day of March. 1884 said Justice is
ssued an order Of Attaehme. Mt, in the above action.
l3r tns sum Of ten dollars $1,000 the cause is con-
Snued until May 18th, 1854. for trial.
April q. ls64-3ws
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Probate Settlement.

Sst~ehtSHtS "fdfftt 70 CS 1~Se'tSo~
II is ordered that the following ac-
counts Of Executors, administrators and
Guardians that have been filed in this Court be ad-
veTtised for three consecutive weeks agreeably 10
law, and that they remain on file for inspection and
exceptions, until the 2JJh day of May A. D., 1864,
when they will be examined and ordered to record
If no exceptions appear thereto. to wit:
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In the TrumC County
Common Pleas

Lauren Coleman
vs. In the Trum County
Ad'mr cfGeo. II. CroLier etlaJ Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas, of Irumbull County Ohio.
in the above case, and to me directed and delivered.
1 shall expose TO Public Sale 81 the south door Of
the Court house, in Warren, in said county. on Sat
urday the 18th day Of Nav, 1861. and between the
hours of one and four o'clock p. NJ. Of said day,
the following described Real Estate to wit: Stu
ate in the township Of Bristol, in the County Of
Trumbull ard State of Ohio. and known as part of
lot No. AZ in said township. bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of said let and
running south on the east line thereof 6 chains and
IL links to the center Of the highway; thence west
along the center of the highway p chains and s
links; thence north parallel with said east line IS
ehains and 81 links TO the north line Of said lot and
from thence east along said north line D chains and
S links 10 the place OF beginning and containing
seventy-nine and seventy seven hundredths acres
of land (7s 7T-l0g according 10 E. Lefhngwells sur
Yey made the2lst day ofOctober, 1874, be the same
more or less. Terms cash. Appraised at =, 200
JOSEPH G. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sherihfs Office, April G.-5W
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Catherine Smith, Nathan Smith, Martha Farn
Insauh Eurney- Iafarsnn Smith Lnsiak Sm


ceased, Plaintiff.
versus
Catherine Smith, Nathan Smith. Martha Parney,
Joseph Eurney, Jefferson Smith. Josiah Smith
and sarah Jane Smith. Defendants.
Nathan Smith, Jefferson Smith and Josiah Smith,
now in the service Of the United States, and sup
posed to be in the State of Alabama, are notified
that the Plaintiff has this day filed mis- Petition IN
the Probate Court, for said County of TrumbuI,
setting forth among other things that the personal
property Of said decedent. y insufficient TO pay the
debts against said estate. and praying for the sale Of
the follOEing described tract or lot Of land belong
ing 70 said estate. situated in the Township of
SOuthingtOn IL said County OF Trumbun to wit
Known IS being the east middle part Of lot No. IS
in said Township. beginning at the southeast cor
nSr Of said lot. IN the center of the north and south
ROAD ct the southeast corner of land owned by
John TrHup; thence west 49, rods TO a post; thence
south 49, rods to q post; thence cast 1874 rods to
the center Of said North j South road; thence north
along the middle Of said road 4SX rods TO the place
Of beginning, containing twenty-five and one sixth
of al acre of land (Z5el. Said defendants are fur
Their notified that said Petition will be for hearing
or the 9Th day Of May !iS6a-
VIZ. PORTER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Auril q. lS6l-sw.
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NOTICE.
PESS. AND Quo CAykL. Company.
Marrnn lr-si go 1asi

PENN; AND Quo CANAL COMPANY,
Warren. April 10th. 1854.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
tbatt the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
( me fennsylyania and Ohio Canal Company. will
frSar ny. e tne canal Office. in Warren, Ohio. on the
sIIs.iy nrSs day Of May next, for the purpose Of
And ns = Board of Directors. for the ensuing year.
nrnn - 40 ana transact such other business rs may
!, An, . ~. SAMUEL ouNIBY.
'A-4E Secretary.
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.ARMs FOR SALE IN BLOOnRIELRROCE

IhLLA ID
The subscribers offer for sale in Bloomfield. one
Farm OFFS. one ofO and and two of100 acres eaee-
In Green, one Of 100 acres.
IRE above are All choice, well selected and well
Situated lands, and al under improvement Ierms
aaSv For further particulars inquire OFT. MsLa5-
timer, with Parks x VENT. Warren, OF OF l. "
Creasser. North Bloomfield
Feb II 1854 If
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Attachment.

ABRAM ~sHTvELEY. Before J. R. Noble.
Plaintf. poi Weafhersfsld
WILLIAM eoLDXER. County. Ohio.
On the l4th DAY Of March Al 10. "a yasIss
issnsd an order Of Attsehm snt N me seoss sc1ea
- ~ ann IF SI5l 81, and 10 recover <i2ssstsi a4o
ior tns ~ kearinF on ths It'll day Of kay A.D.
1854. att o'clock. ,. N at ne 9lcS YsSiHfVELYS
ws.thsrsssld. April %. lssk -
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Sherif's Office, April u.s.
CHERlFF'S SALE.

John Murberger.
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas of said County, in the
above ease, and TO me directed and delivered, l
have levied upon and shall expose to public sale at
the south door Of the Court House in the town of
Warren, in said County of Trumbull. on
Saturday, the esth day OF May, 1854.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, of said day, the following described real es-
tate to wit; Situate in said County Of Trumbull.
whole Of lot number twenty nine. (ZsO in Pease
Plat Gs recorded in Irumbull County Records,
Book A, page -. be the same moro OF less APP
praised At $l5O0.O0. Terms Cash.
April 27.-Sw. JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
THE STATE OF OHIO TRUM-
L BULL COUNTY S.
Emma II. Blanehardl
Samuel S. Blanehard)
The defendant Samuel S. Blanchard. a non-resi-
dent Of the State Of Ohis, will take notice thst on
the 30th day of January. A. D., 1874. the Plaintiff
above named fled her Petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbul County, Ohio, praying for
n dissolution of the marriage contract now existing
between said Plaintiff and defendant and that she
be restored to her maiden name. And for cause al
leges willful absence for more than three years
last past The defendant may answe r said Petition
on or before the first day of next term Of said Court
granted.
MARTHA II. BLANCHARD.
By her Attys Sutlif, TuttIe i StulI.
April g7th,-5W
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Person calling for the above Letters. please say
advertised, giving the month and number of Adver-
tisement. Office hours from A M to- NJ.
C.M PATCH. (. n.
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ROAD A NOTICE.

AuDrroR's OEFIcx, TUX. Co. o.
APRIL Is. 1864.
A 1.-THE SESSION OFTHE COM
IA MISSI0NERS of said County. held at this
Office in March. 1874. q leavy of Z mill on each
dollar of taxable property. in said County. for said
year, was ordered for Road purposes. and that said
tax be paid by labor on the roads in said County.
prior to the 10th day ofJuly next Townships clerks
will make return Of the unwOrked tax to this Of
Apr. If.-SG JUNiUS DANA. Auditor.
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Please Hand This
YOUR
T EGAL NOTICE.

IL
10nathT. FOLSOM In Court Of Common
Ulysses !. Adeate, ct al. Pleas. Of Trumhun Co.
Sarah Adgate, Laurison Adsate. and -Aay
Ann Adgate- widow and heirs Of LszEE
that at the last term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of said Trumbull. County, you were
made party defendants in the above entitled cause
The petition in said canse set forth that on the IN
day Of May, 1851. John Il. Harrison A, Ulysses L.
Hoover Nj, Jane and Matilda y. Adgate. gave .
certain mortgage to Henry w. Smith. on = tract q
"a H-100aeres ofland situate u Rowland Township.
Trumbull county, Ohio. and known as lot No. l. IN
great lot No. 81. in said township. to secure The pay
ment Of a n0te Of $500 Of even date thereEith also
that on the 3lst day Of March. 1859. John 4. Hoo
yer NJ, and Matilda B Adsate, gave an other GER
tain mortgage on the same lands to secure the pay
ment Of a note Of $500 Of the same date: The OBJ
jeet and prayer Of said petition is to obtain q deeres
foreelosing said mortgages, that said lands may pc
sold, and the proceeds applied 70 the payment OF
the amounts due on said notes and that unless you
answer before the first day Of next term Of said
court, June 1856, said petition IS 70 You VIII be
AAsn GEO. 3. BROWN,
April S0.-Sw.- Atty for Ph6.
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New YORK Produce Prices Current
For lots as they urine from The cou4frp. ReporteI
expressly far WESTERN RESERVE CHRogIcLF. b.
Aessrs. w. =. Mcclure q Co., strictly Gg4s,,s-
sioH Merchants. No. 30 Fulton s.. Ne5 York.
We quote for the week ending April &c. IA follows
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WARREN PRICE CURRENT.
lsxrAI. PRICES.
PgIclss PAip.

coG-rcrtp ssrslr y rrE=n : s4lrs. eaooens
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In F;S SPAbIf G 9T 8RIo. In the Probate Court
Charles Porter. Administrator of John Smith. de
ceased, Plaintiff.
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New Advertisements
OF LETTERS

DEMAIN1NG in the Post Office at
Ii Warren, April q. 1854
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HERIFF SALE.
Lauren Coleman

April q. ls6l-iw.
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THE STATE oE OHIO. In the Court of COumou
Trumbull County Pleas.
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DEFlTION TO SELL LAND.

Probate Once. Warren o. J. ". TYLER,
April 3,-5w Probate Judge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

LITTLE GEoRGY NIKE LELLAN.-The la.
mented Douglas was called the Little Gil.
ant" by his party adherents in consequence
of the striking contrast between his corporeal
proportions, and the might ysintellect which
made him the brilliant orator and powerful
statesman. We search in vain. however. for
ihe motive which induced the Copp.rhead
ie prefix the term Hoie to the name Of the
grave-dg-rr. 1t tu, expresses his true Hoi>-
sess. and one would have thought they would
leave that f,r the other purity to do. " Little
Mac"-~ho is he: A Itch man educated by
Gov. rnmen,. and a. one time eleva'-d by the
Administration TO the mrs, responsible psi
iioa under the Government. where ambition
could scarcely ask for more. lie proved a
failaFe. unqualified fos the -xas-d hunors con
serr-d upon him la-teai al showing 'hs-
POINTS af ssf- or sarcess;al military com
saanIer. b. forte serrari 10 eoasis: in dirsai-
ing issrn- to .As Gsse~nElcn, instead Il 30 tie
res~is. and IN gssssg ts-~ play n bis vsaitv
ss q prolzile cxniiasse fsr the Pre-iieney
His e.s~~r xAs brilliant bat bri-l lis frs-sd.
srle~fed the rrep~r n~ne- He ~ Lsle IN
everything ~h~a eo@p~r-d With Tug ordinary
public n2n. and be ssss down inse .rriiesi
otlivSan-
Fruu noshing "a Eesfle Mo-" arsse
An1 4exs te - neuxh; The ne-e" goes
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Union mai. 2l3

Union majority, 2l3; necessary to choice,
l1s. The rcbellious States, not voting, would
have had eighty electoral votes, distributed as
follows: Alabama, 0 Arkansas, 4; Florida,
8; Georgia. 10; Louisiana, G.; Mississippi,
Z; North Carolina, TO-; South Carolina, s T.;
Tennessee, 12 !; Texas, 4; Virginia, Z. This
added to the aggres ate vote would increase
it to 3ll, Of which 1853 would be necessary
for choice. 1t will DO perceived that had
every State in rebellion have voted, Lincoln
and johnson would still have majority OF
So votes in the electoral college.
-------.s -
THE FACT OF THE UNIoN.-The fact that
Uniopism is every day gaining strength and
influence, cannot be gansayed orcontroverted.
The efforts Of malignant enemies to de-
stroy and prevent the belief that the Union is
undergoing rapid reconstruction, arc be-
ginning to fail, even among the those who
were the most faithful Of their clan. Every
thing gees to prove that tho new era CT
the reconstructed Union is about to dawn.
This is what we have looked for longed for,
and prayed for. We believe that very soon
the Union will be restored, and we recognize
more clearly than of yoro the potent hand
which has led the nation thus far towards the
accomplishment of its end. The recent cleo
ton and the late Union victories, together
with the sentiment expressed in Maryland.
Arkansas and Louisiana, may appear nothing
more than straws in the eyes of some people.
but they show which way the wind is blow
ing. The reasoning and conciia:ory tone Of
some of the Southern papers. the gloomy dis
pondcncy of others, and the acknowledge
ment, direct or indirect, that the whole South
is now suffering calamitirs such as scarcely
any other nation on earth has ever suffered
BEFORE all these are evidences that the might
Of disunion is nearly over and that a glorious
immntable Reunion is about to dawn.
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Tun WaArHIE-Wr have had bus
t-vv. sssny v-ssser daring q great par,
cfsk~ rsss ve~k-a fore:as,s II hat win
ter In. in sssse g. as We may exp-e:
Ss~s .~ash~. fsr several moasls unisss
the ssa.l Y-sssssssies f-il AMI rh- - elds~,
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A-~r : ArsrsTrHY. OK ! az
Ja-y Wrl--Ez Seattle;
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r-5-Nsacs GA he SET; tAroash the mails q;
eur risA.
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TERRITORIAL UNION CoMMirrrE.-It will
he observed by referring to the notice at
the head Of this page. iha, the Territorial
Union Central Committee meet in this place
on the 10Th prox.. to consider matters apprr-
tanning t. the Union organization of the Ter
ri'ory. The committee consists Of Mersr-.
\ Il. Elder. Geo. A Barnes and B,.l.j Harm
arr If Tharrton county; n 5. Ab-rnrthy. of
Co~li'z; WA B. Kelly, Of walla walla; e.
II. Spinning. a Pierce. and =. A. WIlssn. a
JfsFsen- We hope every rnemter o, the
Committee MI be pr-sen; 10 take measures
fos si<rOss campaign n~x;J June Oar sd-
v'r~asi-s AZ c~nfus~d and s,unue<. Nv ihr IL
late defsa;- Their r-epA~,. rO,e. s,ands no
EaaEasr Il siaHsr shsr disappointing til
- D~sas~r4ey b. his sd ,rsliessan>. AID
t6~ rv.aszd~r 81 thesz E4=,~rsAi . in 10 ~y,sri.
- s-.ke snytkss- Ik- m siT-e.aal e~.rass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

TaAx2ssEsEse--Thzrsslay ~ss slssrvsd
BY 'hs r~sflr sys<s.lly IN his pl~e- - day
ID Thsakseivia< =al Praise. Rev. Mr.. e
DIR sEeia'ed IN the Psvssr,rriaa CAsrrh. Mr..
wha~azrh. VIC h<4. ben asasurera- hsssa-
beea sud-sE.y ca1-d szs q s,.n- Mr.. II
asr's sSarrs. ~as r-is~=tiy P-sria.i-. and al
tr<ft-r 4 very ers-l.;al.is Sat.
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ssssaid estbcT Izr;t f--fcr O. irrSsti T.
saii sE''Itsr So o,hs- 'lers. rr''ois' ~ Ia
rnen,s N ai-s.s1 q t--~~ a.-'se Hart-t'of-.i \
the saue sAaI bs oa-nr-a-.sa 81 10 tle o're'
party .iihin s..r E0i.i-s al--E the Faii.i--1.@a
Vi THIS eOnysf. l.
Axr Ill B,:h r.-.s.s b'a- cqa.-v inter
eS,ed m ha,,a- 4 ,!r,. .,,l u,-,a the q'.e>,.ons
hereby submitted. they a-rre To- Is v,r l. said
.rb;trr all the da-.t.',ut, r,srrtd e. Ia the
.ec,ud .rticic within * months IN ? he shall
have .icnitieI N. eor>.,, to act g, III H.
aKr ~ The s-n;.rce or d.,i,;on of said
.,bii.r when wen. ,l.aI b. tina. and CO, c.u-
sive upon all the question, hereby referred, anu
the con,roct,,c ,ar,;,s hereby a.,ec to carry
the same INTO immediate elicct.
Art Y This convention shall he rat id and
the ratifica,ops exchanged in The term Of SIX
,no,,hs from, tho i.,, hc,.nr
In faith whereof the Pleripo,en,iar-s of the
two Governments have 81 med and sealed. with
their respect,ye seals. the rr,scnt convention.