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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
FROM ARIZONA.
oPesnfEation Of the Territorial Govern
naess-Preclammtfo zion OF she Governor.
s.pondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.


Csrrsspoodence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
NAVAJO SPRINGS. ARIZONA, Doc. %, 1868.
This day, at o distance of at least 200 miles
rom any white inhabitant the open prairie. under
cover Of clear sky the several officers Of the Territory
TOOK and filed their oath of Office and filed the same
with the Secretary Of the Territory and Proclamation
vss issued by Gov Goodwin.
The following persons were sworn In and hied 'neT
saths of Office:
JoHS ". GOODWIN Of Maine. Governor.
4 q. MCCORMICK OF NewYork Socre'uy'
- TURNER OF lowe. Chief Justice - - . -
w. Il. HOWELL, of Michigan and J' T. ALLYN OF .on
aecticu., Associate Justices. , - G.,
Lwyr EAsByoRp. OF Wisconsin, Snrveyor-tenefai'
ALnoE GAGE, Of Newly oTk. Attorney
The ceremony was imposing, and forms quite an
anomaly 10 the history of the formation Of American
Governments.
II exhibited in a remarkable degree that versatility
Of American talent and character that readily adsps
self 20 all emergencies and that discharge "
East uty yudeI any eud oil circumstances that the pub
Be necessities may require. 49,,
To see these we0tber-wOiR men, wh0 nan u"ssk"oh
the luxury of bed for three months thOJg ~ aogustos
% tho conyentoraites Of refined society solcmDly
swearing TO discharge faithfully the duties OF their sev
eral Offices and support the Constitution OF the United
States at the place and nader the circumstances made
cens worthy the pencil Of one Of oar best artists.
We send back orr proceedings by military express
NJ eight mounted men 10 Fort Wngate. 4 send you q
CODY oil Gov. Go0dwins proclamation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
PROCLAMATION.

n cs P,ople 81 iris0Hn.
l. JOHN ~ GOODWIN, having been appointed by the Presi
Sent OF tho United States aud daily qualified Governor OF
The Territory Of Arizona do hereby that by virtue
81 the powers with which invested by OF tho Con
sross OF the United States, providing temporary Govern
for the Territory shall This day proceed 10 organize
aid Government The provisions Of the act; and all laws and
established thereby vii he enforced by the proper
reroriel oilicer- nom and after thi, date.
preliminary viii forthwith be taken and there.
After the Judcis Districts win be formed and election Of
members Of the lie atvs Assembly and tie other officers
Drcvded by the act be ordered
invoke the aid and cooope ration III AT citizens OF The Ter
tory in my efforts establish Government WHEREBY the
security Of lie ard property viii be usntsusd throughout
IL limits and its varied be rapidly and sucoosfgy
asseoped.
The Of Government viii FOR he present be q OF near
Port Whipple. JOHN ~ GOODWIN.
BY he Governor; RICHARD c McCoRzicE, Sec OF Ter
Nsrojo SPRING. byssoHa Dec. 20 iEbA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
NINTH ANNUAL RgropT OF TIE BoSp-srRZEr

HOMEOPATHIC DIsILSsARY.-This Dlspensary has been
in operation nine years II is located NJ No. 80 Bond
street end Is open from 9: to ~ o'clock daily SO nn'
merous have beer the applications for relief taai was
found necessary 10 open branch ONCE 70. -. East
Seventh street. under tho charge OF Or. J. r. Ernan'
tIsut who with two assistant. attends 10 patients from
~ 70 O'clock daily. Three visiting physicians are also
employed Vst poor su9treIs who are unable 10 leave
their dwellings. An aggregate Of 1925 visits have been
made during the past year, N,ls5 cases have been
treated and 1887 prescriptions givea at the Dispen-
eary during the past year. Until recently the instfu.
ton deponded upon personal effort 70 obtain chaly ivI
lis support nov Voluntary subscriptions, arc Freely
given 10 eustain IT, The Common Council hls gwen
900 The STATE st5 ana subscribers s9'I during the
vsar for the advancement OF this benevolent enterprise
'he report suggests that small amphltheater In tae
rear OF the DspenssTy s needed for sngics
TO- demonstrating the efficacy OF powdered leolcnes
20 Comparisons as 70 results attained IN similar INST
tnt;oDs In the same class Of maades are invited Inc
isl OF physicians and students who have ~ dinoren,
periods been connected with the DPeAsaTy Is repeated
and continued il the report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
SoUrnrnY TIEn SANlrARY FAIn.-A fair for

SOUTHERN TIER SANITARY FAIR.-A fair for
the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission viii bo opened
At Elnra in this state on the l4,h Of March next and
viii continuo through tho week Contributions arc so
lcited from any quarter and Of anything which can be
converted into money. Packages should be marked
Sanitary Fair, Elmira, n. Y Money should be re
mtted TO Wm +. Corey, Treasurer. Express and rail
road lines centerng in Emira will take freight for the
fair without charge The circular which il before US
ndioates that thorough arrangements are made and
that the fair is likely TO prove great success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
MESSAGE OF Gov. Low OF CALIFORNIA

MESSAGE OF Gov. Low OF CALIFORNIA
Gov. Frederick +. Low. IN recent Message on the
Finances Of California estimates the total debt OF the
State the LIST Of January 1864 OF s. 365 go II. This
includes 5000 900 paid TO volunteers $1,000 for the
completion Of the building for the Deaf and Dumb Asy
lum. certain Military Fgad and other small items For
some ,he debt the Indian War Bonds and the
donation to the Pacific Railroad, Was not included
which would have sweed The amount to sG0ei, 900 %
To provide sgainst the anticipated emptiness Of the
Treasury ne Governor recommends that the amount
due the School Fund and tho Pacific Railroad donations
be funded; that the striccs economy be cmploycd In
framing tho appropriations for this year, and that brig
adc epcompmeDis Of the militia be abolished He be-
lieves the War Bond Indebtedness can only be made
valid by the people approving 1t on popular vote A.
the s. Capitol be thinks II would BE- economy o.
provide $3.50 oO annually either BY 1ree. taxation. ot
the nsul snoe OF bonds dtl the bidding IS completed
For the ate Prison be advises special tax Of I'VE
cents the tico 10 erect additional cells. He says II
the present tax % cents each s0O Is rot increased
the General Fund will be exhausted before next year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
proposals.
MEDICAL PuayKYoR's Oprcn,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February ], 1857
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEAI.ED PRO

WAsHIrsros, ID. C., February ], 1851
PROPOSALS FOR ICE-SEAl.ED PRO
POSALS will be received this Office until IL M Feb
rusry the 25,h for furnishing Ice the Medical Department
OF the Army dung the present year the points herein
each U5pt Of delivery On or be-
the 18th day Of April next the Zee not to BE- reeeped
for until Is quality NE h'ness Of The sou,o s1d III n, n aa
cal officer sPpoinied ioi the po5poss 0r ~ m. ,b IN,
The proposals viii be or the quantities indicated below
required Al the re.pecte PLACES with The proy,C that, 'foqd
furnished at ne 9 Tsrs ana under ne spqq
Annapolis, Mdl.e-bouse owned by the United Staes-
Fortrc. Monroe owned by the United States
Point Lookout. ad-lee.house owned by tho United States
Port,mcut vs-ree house owned by the United States
Newbefn, " cIeehoase not owned by the United States
Hilton Head s. C.-Icehon,s owned by the United States
$50 TINS.
Proposal. win also be received for furnishing ics iay by
weight the year 1864 in such quantities "a may be
auired by the surgeons In charge United States General
Hospitals upon the following annual estimate, IN and near
Boston, Mass, lotuns
New York 800 tuns.
New Haven, Conn co tons
Portsmouth Grove, II. l., 100 tuns
Philadelphia, Pa, 800 tans.
WHINE %s.Sia.5og, ,. g E; slso,un.
Frederick, Md, IS tuns
An additional may be required q, these places
until January l. 1885, be furnished At the rates.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes 10 furnish tuns OF hrst
quality Ice carefully packed ia substantial icehouses At the
within. named points namely:
the following prics per Of two thousand pounds, name
ly, at
TINS, At s. per tun.
The Ice 90 be subject 30 tue inspection measurement and
approval Of Medical officer other properly appointed IN
specior before being rcceip:ed for. ~
PAYMENT be made from time to time upon duplicate ti'
certified to by the Medical Director.
Signed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
F.rvrycs or BLOCKADE RUssERs.-Th

Nergd mas been very fortunate ship. and while others
and faster have been caught on Their nfst ana
second trip has succeeded in eludirg ths Nortne!n
cruisers for upward vi a year and hnii Her o"peh
can well afford 20 lose her now. Her earnings nave
been enormousas may be gathered from the ioow'ng
suecmcn, relating only 70 hor voyages outward pon
,fo sorfh The Herald has made eighteen runs, ENC
out on an average so bales OF cotton esen
ynn making In sll Ii 400 bales. Allow margin SO ~
IN byjno the figures within the bounds Of certainty
and en- these - 900 bales put them onavey modrrate
cnn1t,for At 80 bale all around, and II appears
La,;t. Head has been successful in bringing mo
the market no Jess than 100000 or saOo1OO worm Oh
dnriog the last eighteen months or We t@ks
| the full number as given above &120OO0 or t36co0n
| VIZ ~" 4u"i'V 49, Bermuda Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
bort Uarocms' Notire.

sr,Tr Nrw NoRg,
Ponr.W,EDrss OfTicE, No. 10, Waist
NOTICE il hereby gwen, m accordance WIN
section Of the ac, passed pn a. 1881 entitled AZ A. 70
R.oauifs the Wafdens Ohcc q tic Port Of kegN ora %
ali person. interested IN, having charge or mo sunro
a.i.s Of s.ch inquiry examination, o. safsey ht W. ot
vins y,s.cs ere under examination ~ tho fcIt ar
a.ns an tbs. The ssd surveys cIanaon, va be rom
plsfed within days neIt succ.etnz i noh" on p~''
said vessels; ~, A. a, - u
Steamship Bhtannia............Piu 70 II y H.
Eafk Hsnson 0r,fgy. .........fnfNo No ~ ~
G. IL BltAAlIALL, ffes.dcnt-
J. lres UrnpixIv Secretary.
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Arrived.

stesn.hi, Creole Thompson New Orleans ith. me.e and
pes Lud,In. Heneksn Co Fob. IL, of CApe floridn,
steamship Havana, bound ~ Experienced y. W. gaes
from Cape Hstteras TO the Highlands.
Steamer kinsGsheI, Nye, Providence, mdse, ke. 20 l.
Bynner.
Came anchor 10 mile, south Of Sandy Hook during the
blow OF the 18th: had ,go host boo and lost one
anchor and % fa.hoins OF chain.
Seh Lousa A. Johnson Culver Baltimore 3dsys, coal to
American Coal CO.
schr Enchsnres (Brl Conley Para 20 days rubber b
James Bishop Co. Ha been anchor under .he Highlands
~ hours.
WINp-Sunsel, w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

IowA-A Senatorial election was held last
week in the XXXth District, 10 fiji vacancy. The
Union Candidate was elected by 45o majority 10 stoal
poll OF 67o THIS vote is 80 less than that Of October
last. owing to the difficulty Of travelling yet the Union
candidates majority is IL greater than thai Of his prede'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Gen. Scroggs has resigned his position as Pro-
yos!Marshsl Of the Erie District having accepted the
Coloneley OF colored regiment The BgFelo Courier
says; We learn upon what we regard good authority
that Gen Scroggs had the choice between white and
coloied regiment. and that, for good and sufficient
reasons he selected the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
Passengers Sailed.

In sedmshp Cympus for L.rerpool-Miss Ellen Ross v.
Tquet r. Monno Mr. iad Mrs J. Bourdeite aud child NJ.
Yabousky, Jno. CreeveI James Mead and others in the
steerage.
In st,am,lp Bclona for London-Mss f.. Charle, Miss
A. F. Bailey Can't Guerrno. j. Wright W. X. Dempstrr.
H. f. Jones Dr. Fisher HoTao Bigeow c. H. Curtis, r. H.
Muller Louis Ambruster Mrs. Jones, Robt Jones, VIM.
Davis. Henry Richards VI. hcholsbureh f.. Bell James
Dewey Henry Swectpple, Colon Aon, John c. Decker W.
N. Henderson, Jos. Clark Robt N. Moore o. i. Quinn,
Louis JpcksoD, and others IN the slee.age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
Gewing-A latIinee.

CILIPTIC LOCK-STITCH SEWING-MA-
q CuINEsThe only Sewing Machines making tho true,
LOCk-SflTCH
ia. AN deserve the place they occupy In
THE HOUSE Or WORk~ROOM.
Tbs conceded point, and the Sewing Machine making
M. ah with tho greatest spces beauty and certainty must
l awarded the available lilo Of the simplest best and cneap
et Saving Machine ever Invented. They manufactured
depot Conn properly secured and offered 10 ths
y hi a, tbs perfection OF Sewing Machines
. WlTTED-AGEHIS in III The Western States
'"' A. IL SUPLEE.
.. No. 557 Broadway " z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......FEp. 10.
Clcased.

Clcased.
observation-disclosures or. Mcnicten, Liverpool ".
Cunsrd; Belons jBr Pnkhsm, London, Rowland Aspn-
wall ~,
Steamer-willism Woodward Moon, Perth Amboy, VIM.
'Dslzol. ~
ship-Nep,une, Peabody, Liverpool c. VI. Marshall;
Eerks-Fora Dan) Hansen Queenstown unci, M,incho
Wond; Lord Baltimore dan Losburs buenos Ayres
Prenderga.t Bros. GeI Avon, Was. Glasgow, Snow
Burgess; NJ. w. Brett Staples, eworeAns, Brett son
< Go. . -.
slsght # W. A. PITTS OH McDorah -. George Bermuda
Middleton Retriever tBr), Shelley, Kingston, Jarn
c. n. Trumbun, Geo. Downs tBrl Paine, Bsrbadoes ~
BRIDGES Sons urgeneister S,enber GA tMeck Held
man. Belfast Punch, Meincle Wendt; Sew-York Utsl)
staracca Tarrasonns Moore Henry; Corirs OBJ, Tuzo
Dcmorsra, McCo Firth; Thomas Owen, Petting, Sen-
y,as. Thonpson Hunter.
schooners-Sarah Maria, Unierh magma J. y Pesrsll
Moses erng. Winslow Boston Joe Richard. Cos Eliza
League, Paine Boston, A. Homesi Mana tbrl, PnIhp-,
81. joins 7. L.. Brett. Son Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

The above rrn Of proposals will be adhered 70 A. closely a.
practicable other win be received BY the Department
and duly considered. , ,,
PROPER auersny that The bidder 10 able 70 fulfill the con-
Tract certified TO by the tho neare. District Court
United States Dis,iicAomey must accompany the proposal
OF u will be- rejected.
An oath Of allegiance 10 tie United States Governrneni must
also accompany the proposal. -,
The contracts win De awarded the loves. responsible
party or parties will be duly notified by mail OF other
wise hat their bid accepted aud they wiz Immediately be
required 10 contract under bonds to the amount Of
xs0u0 Bonds TO be properly certified TO.
Bidder usy pgesen person when the Proposals are
opened. .
Tn. Posios sfdrsgs of tho pares proposing must be
distinctly written mon the Proposal.
Proposa must be- addse,sdto Henry Johnson Medical y.
X. and Purvoyo7, u. ;. A., " ashington, d. C.
The Department the riga. to Eecc. any OF az bids
deemed unsuitable. $500 .,.,....
MS. X, and Purveyor, Y. 8. A, Washington, D. Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
Passenaers Arrived

steamship Creoe from Neis. OyiednFJ. p. Wilkinson,
James Sargent H. Hencenkc aud wife Lieut. Wrrd Lieut.
r. W Fish. A. Manbeinen. II. Martin Major X. Waits j. o.
Brandt, H. w. Hayes. H. Kroner VI. Pollock, A. Cohen,
Miss Lsutand Mad Saras and three children, Col Porel,
Liant Col bickmore Capt GaT1nsr Qualte aseI Ciowe,
Capt Nelson j. Maon and wife, lssac Zabsiuk Mr. Dorm
Ter and daughter, A. J. Lorb, Mr. Myers l.. Dondi.r, T.
O'Brien, J. Murphy, X. Hrschman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
DEATH pv MAL.PRAcmoE.--Coroner Ran.

ney held an inouest Yesterday on thd BODY Of Anne
Kilesn alias Mrs. sutherland at No. ll6 East twenty
ninth deceased short iT,t time PTeT1 sye 70
of No az s.cond vsnne attended the deceased dur
Ing her insss a during which she confessed that A
operation had been performed upon her by Dr John n
duoip0 An shor,ion sister OF deceased also testified
to the same fact Tho Doctor who denies the charss
was arrested and held. The deceased was z'ysAn :"
NRe Rnd a nQtlYa " PelnfylYAllA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
An outrage TWICE RErRArEp.-The col

AN OUTRAGE TWICE RErRATED.-The col
ored ladies' Of the different Christian churches Of New
York have established kitchen for tho making OF
brotbs Cruel and other needed comforts for the sick
soldiers OF the corcd regiments Rkers Island
At mach nronv cnicnce and scfdcnnl they have gone
up there daily for the last few weeks TO attend to this
work Of mercy. On one occasion tho Rev. II. H. Gar
net with two ladies, the Government transport
which leaves Castle Garden for the island every morn
ing At o'clock. when the Lieutenant In charge OF the
Provost Guard ordered him and the ladies out Of the
cabin tho only place the boat where they would bo
ont Of the way Of the employees. and TO which they
were ordered previously by Sergeant in charge Mr.
Garnet resisted and declared that he wonld give mp his
VISITS u the island altogether II he could not be treated
Ike other citizens a Ike erIand las trmness for
time carried The day bat Monday another o. the Ia
dies connected with this cstimable work Mrs Catha
rine Thompson, prohibited from going up 10 tie
saloon o. the steamer John iomer, and with rough and
dsoourte0us language was compelled TO remain on the
lower decks and make her way she beet could. 3rs
Thompson is refined and educated woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
COMING BACK.-Gen. W. G.. Harding, Presi-
dent Of the famous Military Board Of the rebe governor

Of Tennessee Isham g. Harris has taken the oath Of
Amnesty Gen. Harding, is. says The Nashville Union,
influential citizen. He has stood high in the estma.
ton Of Southern dunoniss and done much TO sustain
them in their war against tie Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, NAVY DyPArsgsr,}
WAsHIsoros, Jan. IS 1865
nR0pOSAIS for RIlNIlNlt and DRY

i GOODs-sEALED PROPOSALS will be roceved at
this Office unit, ~ m the ?:tb day Of FEBRUARY next
fo the Of the Navy u the Brooklyn Navy ard duns INC
balance Of tn. year ending the Goth June 1864
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals FOR Bunting end Dry
Goods and directed 70 the Chief Of this Bureau.
The articles TO be included in these proposals particularly
described in the printed schedules copies Of which may be
obtained application 20 the Navigation Officer al the BTeok
lvn Navy YaFd the Burean Samples will be seen snd
special information obtained application to the Navigation
Officer
A articles be delivered 20 the Yard ct the expense and
risk Of contractor, in suitable packages with his name
properly marked thereon aud the articles must be subject TO
Inspection measurement weight, &c. at The Yard and en-
tirsy satisfactory TO the Navigation Officer herest.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty as
required by law.
sures In the full amount viii be required 70 sign the con
tract and their responsibility certified hy United States
District Judge, Attorney, Collector or Navy Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

have repeatedly advised the city authorities Of the dis
astrous consequences which Mr.. Laws negligence is
eptailing upon the harbor. Failing to effect remedy
through that channel the Legislature Of the State viii
be appealed the cnstodans of the State property
take the matter in hand and complete the ncosuro Of
the Battery extension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
IMpRovEp RAILwAY RARs-W. G. Con

IMPROVED RAILWAY BARs.-W. G. Gould
has recently invented sefsupportng doube-lock joint
for tho ends Of railway bars. which he olaims com
bine tho three essential requisites Of economy durs
billy and safety end make road in effect contnu.
Gus rail The Joint can be put upon either new or oio
bars The gentleman has also invented lap joint
for tho use OF ciy railroad tracks by which the rail- II
kept in lire Che side well The upper surface.
Both Of these rails il IL said viii prevent The continual
humping which passengers experience as the cars past
from III 70 rni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
MOLDAVIA CREAM
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

For Strengthening Beau.ying and Preserving the Hair 70
the latest period of s restoring the ssasusted uid and Civ
r st .nz.h sostnsss and luser to weak and thin hair s
assns and producing new ro~!h uneQaAedby any 0ha
preparation.
Prepared and sod by W. A. BACHELOR, Hhis esls-
br,tsa WIG nd X0UPEE Esaslshnsnt 10 Bsnsst, n X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Fra l7.--s.saners-Miss.ssFp Easle, .sw-Jersey.
ShipF-Kepler Francis sl;tcfiy.
Bngs-k. Is. Smith, Union.
schoonerr-Chres r. shaw Water witch, Carleton Jayne
Philip T.. Strong.
FrB iS-stoaiOships- Olympus City Of Cork BelOD>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

STABBiSG AFFRAY.--John Beckwith, colored,
during an alteration a. No l5i Church street dan
cerously stabbed Richard Johnson also ooorea IN ,he
back. johnson was taken 20 tho Now.York Hospital
His assailaut was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
1ron, &r.

IRON, IRON, IRON.
i No. American Pig Iron, various Brands.
20 Scotch Pig Iron, various bunds.
30 TINS Broken Machinery, Cast Iron
81 Tuns old Car Wheels aud Cannon
2rD TINS Horse Shoe Iron, all sizes
% Tuns al bes. Tyre Iron.
2O Tuus No. Wrought Scrap Iron.
Ior ,ale In lots a. wanted, by .,
MCKEE JuDS0N,
Nos 457 ind 400 Water. a., New fofs. I.