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ATLANTIC SAVINGS GANN. CGIATnAM
" SC So. Sl'W YORK..
Orru DAli1.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

GEoRGg BRowN,

Rcmarks ut Is very proper that
Mr.. Brown should publicly contradict
statement which be regards as inju-
rions 10 himself, which Was new to the
large audience before which i was
made, and which was made by an IN.
diyidual unknown by the great body
that audience. But we consider it
wholly unnecessary for any sheep
breeder Of Vermont 10 reply TO Mr..
Peaibone's "slurs, and most assuI-
eddy we shall not do so ourselves
The pedigrees which be attacked have
been matters Of public record, and, SO
far as we know, have been undisput-
cdihrough nearly the lives VI a gene
ration, until disputed by himself. And
be has neither disproyed any Of the
recorded testimony, nor brought any
new testimony into the case. Ills at
tacks on some OF the leading breeders
Of Vermont, were commenced last
spring in the Coaatyy Gentleman, over
the signature OF "A Wool Grower"
They were contained in Two articles,
published April 9Th and May 26lh,
They were replied 10 in the Rurdt
Ne,o. Yorker, April 23d and June 18th,
over the signature OF "A Breeder by
a well known and very able gentle.
man. These who wish to know how
far Mr.. Petibono is able 10 sustain his
"sIurs" on Vermont breeders--and
how he Jared generally in that brief
but decisive controversy viii DO well
10 turn back TO it. We will not die
tate any course To the Vermont sheep
breeders, or their friends, on this oc-
casion; but il would be our decided
preference not to be called to waste
any further space on individual asser-
tons which can not, fromany point Of
view. be regarded as Of any import
ance.
In our article on the "Sheep Exhi-
bition nj the State Fair" (Oct. | J we
omitted TO state that AIr. Brown drew
the first and second premiums on best
pen OF five enc wool ewes and fleece.
He has repeatedly drawn premiums
at preceding Fairs on his Merino
sheep. -Ep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

4 GALLANT HswgrR As a lady
81 the Forcscae family, who possess.
ell great personal beauty, was walking
along narrow aue, Size perceived jasl
behind her ahawkerof eaFlhea ware,
driving aoass With Two pauuiefs, laden
with lis stock b trade II give the
animal ard lis master more room 70
pass, the lady aidenly stepped aside,
whieh 50 frightened ihe donkey thai
he ran away, and soon he ieA and i
greas part q lho erockery was broken.
The lady n Aer torn became alarm
edle,l lae maa shgld Ioai her with
abuse. II MOI offer TER insult, but b.
merely exclaimed, "neser mia /, mad.
am; haAlam ass vas frightened by
al angel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

MusEp A GLORIOUS 0rroRrUSI-
r1.--ibo Springfield Rpu5iicaq,
commenting upon McClellan's weak.
ness ID not spurning the Chicago plat
form bribc correctly says
Ii he had again appeared in poliii-
cal or military life, be would have had
a place 10 history far above those who
vilhiy him. Bat the temptation was
too much FOR him. lie las incurred
: stain Of duplieity si.st can never be
eiiaecd; he has associated himself
with men whose unpatrioiic aims he
must secretly despise, il his own pro-
tessions are sincere, and ior the future
BE- can never Be aayll.ing but q de.
feaied aspirant ior tbe Presidency.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

All ihe old arrogant slave-driver
and ar.siaelsi spoke u Jriicrson Da-
vs. al.en, ID 4 ieceul spe " 81 Co.um.
hiA Soag.i Carolina. he Said 81 tao
Yankee Do yoa n0s ali kH5w il,at
The only Nay 10 usake spanieis nitH
IS to whip ihem i there a man d
lroTef spiftl. Democrat o. Repabls-
can, ~iio i sa1soas 70 rtgarB 10 Use
Iaiou - i was. shea 81 3 fellows Is
Davis cracked ihesr ships on nc aosr
u Congress
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8ah@a ga lttts
~. Road1i s-Ai Ihc discga5aa
vhiet loek place oa he evening ef
Sos. zlm Il dc y. Y State Fair IS
regare ts ise proper mode of elass
iuv Zoe wealeA sheep. Mr Pest.
lsans 81 ManebsaeT. Vermont dcciar
ea IN Substance lsai 40 disilnei lamilf
5es ~ Mrfnees existed ,a thsi Stale
that lss ASSERTIONS maie IS yosrses
au3 he great ht3y g Kemea breed
e. Is llsr e2atTasy afe ushaQ. i9an
aaton--au3 .i iaa ~ wac ready %
sell Infantaigs o. pAglars OIL q his
own Goa, according % ltn a.shes II
the bayer. a. words 90 tha. effect Iu
give 81 il.gHfAiiQn 81 iae frsaj thai
he had JOSS ia,inaiol lls own wiling
ness 10 prartics. BE said ibai a Mr.
Bfown pusglia8 some sheep y Mr
Hasweil a ihis STATE, and alierward.
exhibited thtm a. tlic stats tar %
Elmiru. aisa'ugh all VI the same siocs,
IN both tie Merino and saxon classes
am tie Mr. Brown who Purchased
sheen Il Mr. llasWeli's sale, and who
showed sheep at tie Elmsra Fair, and
pronoanec ibe above statement
wholly destitute Of truth. ! showed
pens al sNefinos from ms oaa Oh
flock a. thai Fair, and also some
aeross-broeds d line wool " which were
got by a SiIssan ram which ! puF
chased Of AIr. Chmherluu 81 Red
Hood. out Of Mgria0 ewes ! drew
premium M bold those clas-eS R}
consulting ibe 1ansacg.n NJ 1860.
YOU viii iml these facts, AM you will
further find thar there were no sheep
exhibited ~ mysell or others a. "sa&.
ons 81 tlist occasion Net regard
ing it quite a. respectable as 1t APP
pears Mr. Pstibone dos, to palm oil
sheep a the same variety ior those Of
different varieties, have taken the
trouble 10 correct bis untruthiul state
menis in regard to myself and hope
that you o. some u The sheep breed
ers 81 Vermont will treat as they de-
serve the slurs cast by him on the lai-
ter and on their sheep.
Respectfully yours,
GEoRGg BRowN,
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- REAn Mno sAYS So :

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, pemberton n j.. formerly Of
the North Baptist Chufch, Philadelphia.
4
have known Hooaand's German Bittcrs ia
vofably for a number Of y-ars. ! have used
them IN my own family, and have been So
pleased with their effects that | was induced
to recommend them 10 many Others, and know
that they have operated in strkingly benof-
ca manner. ! take great pleasure in thus
publicly procaimipg this fact, and calling tile
attention ofthose alllisted WITH the diseases for
which they are recommended 20 these bitlers,
knowing from experience thar my Bccnmgen-
daiion will be sustained. ] do this more cheer-
fully rs Hollands Bitters is iltHnded 20 beue-
fit the afflicted and Is mot a rum drink"
lons truly, LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev j. Newton Brown, p. d., Editor Of
the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge, and
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines ngeneral, through dis.
trust Of their ingredients and effects, ! vet
know orno sufficient reasons why Il man may
not testify to the benefits he believes himselfto
have received from any simple preparation, IL
the hope that he may thus cont ibutc 10 the
benefit Of others.
do this the more readily h regard to IIoof.
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. VI.
Jackson, Of this city becausol was preiudiced
against them for many Years, under he i'm.
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture ! am indebted Il my friend, Robert
shoepaker, Esq, for the removal ofthis preiu.
dice by proper tests, and for encouragement t.
try them when suffering from great and long
| continued debility. The use Of three bottles
OF these bitters at the beginning ofthc present
year, was followed by evident relief aud iestor,
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The Ola Established Hospital,
No, Q HEAVIER ~, Aibany. \. ~
QUICK CURES and Low PRGC ~.

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Gates II. Barnard,
SUCCESSOR TO
Csc. G. ARNOLD and EDWIN BOWMAN,
No. 845 RIVER Strict TROY N. J.
Tr..r...a.a -. ~
BrandieS, Gins and Wines,
also, Jobber in all kinds Of Domestic
IigN0rS,

HAVING facilities equal, if not superior 10
III any other House, Ton obtaining my Goods
Direct, under Custom House Seal, | most re
spectfIy call the attention Of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, to examine my goods before purcbs
ing. Al Goods iFarranted aSrprCsepted, Or no
Sale. My stock consists in part as oil ows
0tard Dupey & Co, J. & + Marriott, Jules
Robin & Co.. n Barrarron & Co., United Pro
prietors. Pellesoiuic & Signellc Brandies, Mn
ier's Swan, De Kuppers London Excise, ST..
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron True Gins, St.
Croix, Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgpndg Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Kimmerman's and longworth's
Ohio Wines Champagne and Claret, Of various
brands OLD BOURBON, Monongahela Old
Rye and Wheat Whistles, Of the very tiaest
quality. Also, Mehan's Irish Malt WliskAy.
All Of which are offered at the lowest market
prices
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IdfhHql0H. y. G ipTH n. It14.
We take pleasure 10 aging that q. q. Bruce,
Esq. haas complied with tie act Il 0ngress
aa9.0riSiag eerflia I,ersens . act O. ArIng add
Navy Agents for the collection Of war claims
against the Government, and 70 recommend him
o. 80 penOns illat have elaims they sish col
lectta promptly
La8fsd StatsI seHators- Beuianin Y. Wade
John sherman.
Nea.t.ga n doagrea-E B. Eekley, Wm.
Johnston Nln. 9. AllisoH.-iYz
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Claims. The 500 Bounty 10 soldiers dis
charged for wounds received battleegllecied
WITHOUT DELAY. VIZ pag "a JecirI SNhention
10 claims IN which other attorneys have rAIie-
IN, OF which ave been scspEHDED, d which
there arc tens of ll6uaanas. We have already
collected and paid over to soldiers and their
heirs. ever $500, 900, and are paving tlious
anls 1ail8 We ecnre Pensions for ten dot
afs, and collect Bounty aud Back Pay Coz ten
per cent, and no pay until AtfER we have sue
ccet.od.
IpE Amy HrRALD j Published monthly,
aud sdcgnteA 20 the Interests of the soldier and
bis heirs--to whom il j. iNFALuABLG. Write
Hs ard We riil send sou n copy free, or, for
THErr CENT we viii send vbn by return of
mail fiHc engraved tinted Likeuess album
sizel of II. Gen Grant, aud THE AEHr fIgg~
ALn for one gear. 10 persons scHding elab
u four, We viii send. ~ premium, an addition
al Likeness and iHE HERALD f8r one year ara
for lach additional subscriber % additional
Likeness 10 ihc-geiter up u tie club, 20 ihai q
person seHdug rs Glab II ten aHd 81 viii be
entitled to receive, himself styKs LikeHesses
ard fHE AMY HERhfD ior one year aHd Tor
any other number Ia the same ratio.
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A LOOTED PAY ~-AsiugDees and sihep
n boiling orders f0r allotted pay 81 TIE
2a STA klh aEG stl regiments are hereby no
fl8ei ihst returns have been received 70 An
eaa lsf sHa t8is effiee i frersreI - pay
tAe Gums received "a ihe usual Nay.
T. Is PACE Treasurer
hgtaa.S. 1cs u. lssa
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DIR. II. BUTTON
T1rIyr DENTIST,

ohieeand Residence At Fac7 POINT
Dr r. may be found AZ bis Office Saturdays
arai Mondays Tuestays AZ West Dorset,
Wednesday aLa Thursdays ~ Graadyillg Cor.
Beu, Fridays 80 paNlet
PLATE WORK
as GaB. siirtr. and Faicnnise2 HulJer, frnss
aaa ,aoth toau entire sei, 3oae neas3v and with
dsfatch Temporary seis ran be put Ia with
in d 'ew DAYS sitter extracting the wth
EA sagJk ac4efaHt1d b oire sgfia3atRou.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

First Class Stoves we have made ar
engagements 10 sell the celebrated
HOME COMFORT.
-,
I'll
EAE Ssz-.za ~ =
s~'-.a:.........se.'!llI'1
81
Patented in 1850.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
ia reouisition TO make the HONE Con-.
rpRr the best Stove in the country
IT EXCELLs
In substantial durability in every part
in the nicely with which its joints arc
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
1t performs all Cooking and Bak,
ing quickly and perfectly, with bu
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, ha:
three 8 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. G has three 9 inch and one 70!
hole, and a large fire box.
Where family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Extention top are pro.
vided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filed will
water kept hot by the waste heat, also
back Closet made of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin Rehectors, with bacl
and bottom covers. The oven is ven
tilated, in fact every thing is as near
perfect as man can make it.
For another First Glass Stove we are sell
ing new one which is becoming a great "a
yorite, called the
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CRUSADER.

This Stove also is made with or without
Reservoir ana Hot Closet. Oven doors3inel
with tin reaeciors and well ventilated. A
stove NI.isA We warrant in cvay particular
We seii aiso the Monarch, Comfort
err, House Keeper, Henry Clay,
the elevated oven Cuitivasor, and sever
al o,Acr kinds d Cook Stove besides alarge
assortment Of Parlor AMI Parsr Cook and
Box Stoves, Of all sizes and prices. which
aiIl Be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually = -
Al kinds u House Furnishing
Goods constantly o. hand.
Also, several kinds Of Pumps q ihe
best lake, ana Lead Pipe.
The Highest Market Price, Cash, paid Cor
Cali skins auI Sleeps Peiis
WaasAseter May "a 1 o.
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DR.. L. DIx's
RIO TIE LADIES.

RIO THE LADIES. The celebrated
i DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites eli ladies
Hho need & Medical Or surgieai adviser, 10 call
~ bic Rooms, No. II Endieott Street, Bosssn,
iiass., wsieh they will arranged fortbeir spec
ial accommodation.
DR.. DIX having dev0ted over twenty years
70 ths particular brakeh ~ the treatment u 81
diseases peculiar 70 females, i laDow conceded
10y al both in this country Hnd 10 Europe fshat
he e1eeils ali other known praetiiloners IN the
safe, speedy ard efeetHai treatment 81 all fe-
male cempalHis,
His medicines are prepared Sifh the express
purpose Of removing 81 diseases. such - de-
billy, weakness, unnatural impressions. en-
Engagements n the WON'T, also, ail discharges
which Gov from q morbid stats u the biood.--'
The Doctor L uow fully prepared 10 treat in his
pecaiar stse, both medically and fufgtealy,
81 dsesses ~ tie female sex Hnd they are ne
spectfnliF invited - eali ~
80. d EBditott Slrttf, Eoden.
All letters requiring sdYies must eeUiain sns
dqiiar 10 ENSURE 10 ansWer.
Boston, Jan 70 1853 1886
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]. w. 13radlcy's

Is1lld DUPLEX Elliptic Steel Spring Skirts.
This invention consists Of Duplex lot twol Ellip-
tie steel Springs, ineenipusly braided tightly aud
firmly together edge 20 edge making The toughest,
most Elastic, Flexible sHd Durable Spring ever us
cd enabling tbs wearer "a consequence 0f its great
elasticity aud fcNibcHcss, 60 plRce and fold itwbcn
ia Use s easily and with the same convenience as .
sir or Nnsisn Dress II entirely nhviates and 81
gHces the only objections ~ Hoop Skirts, va the
annoyance % tle wcarcr as well as the public, cs-
peeiaiiy IN crowded assemblies, Carriages Railroad
Jars Church Pews. OF in any crowded place, from
tie dGsultyof contracting them and occupying .
small sIace. This entirely removes she difficulty,
while giving tie skirt the usual fall and symmetri.
cal form aud The ightest most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera prontnad or
blouse dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort aud great convenience ofWeMinE one
a the Duplex Elliptic Spring skirts for q single
day viii never afterwards willingly dispense with
the " them. They are also equally desirable.
aBd q great Improvement over other kinds of skirts
fer MisscS and Ionug Ladies who wear short dress
e. iba elasticity aud dexihlity 81 them prevents
when coming III contact with ary thing cFQwd8ue the
HOOP closely t. the person, from pushing out Tho
other side 81 tac Hoop dress and again they are
50 much more durable and BOT likely 70 bend ~
break Or sut nut u shape The Bottom Rods on al
tHe skirts are also Doue steel and Twice Or Double
covered 81 prevent tie covering from wearing 81
the rods wheu dragging down stairs sioua steps sc
which they art constantly subject 70 when In use
Az are made " tAe BEST qualify q corded iAFcsaud
eYcry part ~ he skirt g 81 the very best materials
it is guaranteed in every respect q be bg hr the
best most comfortable. and must durable eAirt ever
made Enquire for tbs DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRING SKIRT. For sale Ia al variety u 81 a..
aad .ises
Billings, JudsOn & Co.,
FHHF NO r.. Az
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Nost kinl, Of Sprutta lIrmlosk Lamb


POOO DT. l.. DIX II failing 70 eure IN
less time than auy other physician, more effect
ually and permanently, with less trsimiut 1om
occupation or Fear Of exposure 70 an weather,
with safe and pleasant medicines,
SELF ABUSE AND OLITARY HABlTS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married aud Single Ladies',
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS,
AleFcurig Affections, Eruplians aud all Db-
eases Of the skin, Ulcers Of the Nose, Throat
and Body; Pimples on the facei Sweliings d
The joints; Nervousness; Constitutional sud
other Weaknesses in louth, and the more nd
vancedsat all agcs, Of
BoTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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Billings, JudsOn & Co.,
ssIa ARLINGTON VI.
MclOdcOnS! heiodeOns ! !
j.. ( S TIE Y
Successor 10 Messrs. Estey & Grceu.l
0aly Manufacturers Ia this couniry ofthe
PERFECT !1GELODEON,
HiH PGteaf Harmonie .ffinehmerf, Bast
Damper and .Naaaai S4t- Bass.

The world wide reaown these Mcioleans
bafs otfalNrd within the last few wears Is p
sure evidence 81 their superiority over an otb-
er. we ire now manufacturing some thirty
8laernt kinis 0f These instruments, and have
a5ce8iig ad1e1 % oar ioriner lafs variety The
SCHOOL HARMoNIUM,
stA 81 sithoai ibl Harmonic Attachment and
Nanua sna Hass This Instrument has 10
egus' f Bs sn fgf power aal e.ie. aey and
E rs rs abe most desirable f9f Sabbath schools,
Glaehes, Lecture Boans, Nes'res, fnbec
Halls. Sc. that can es Cbtsned IS tise l0W
4tioe e ehith & 6 s8i8 hnnes Il within the
meaHs If ihe asast isited, sud supplies place
sh.el & bas laHg beea issi - Instrument vas
seeaGsgly s8sqte4. IT, sge, conpaetness.
aaaar ana heaaig u iene, neatnoss and sin
tiicltt ~ c4fstrneGior ard Cate u mans zsmeUt
uill af once recommend Il 20 etty one a. be-
~ ail Gtat i elsInloa 81 4.
80 Etery IHsgrunseut warranted
pf a s. 0S
Frdu ths tesi MsaufaElafefs, neu sad ffrond
hsHd ief s41s, sliH % fs; "a gte nsc rse4as,4
co. fsfas
rs EsTEY. BrattsAors. us
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I.ilsi hectici nas,lllFUi ny hnlorFene,t
q W. u'',',si ~ ',"eg,igs LUZ, - y,
SsInehglhi mi'eil,n2 81 tlie nerves 9r lu,G,es
snoo't,s a'Hs fia'uSr WI t,hou'Ie'si ~
r"ee ~ inns HI''qt % 1S.' ~, ' W.
y Wy paia,'a Ny, ''3 q.aa,' 80 y,
M, 49, 80 ~ 60,
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u- s. go ROMnS.

- 1874 KlEIlUAr Is tat ESQ aa tse 1910
= BONDS g tae NsIfTn F1AfEs received IS
fie RAIT8-NE8fI hA&k aH MrafHfse tsFmk
S. u MtAEk Cash8r
Hsatak ls21a s,f 8 ses i@f
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co n 8 i NJ PIT 10 II .
TIE EYfCftSFHlTES
sYMPrD N

are an appropriate and pcciiicremcdy for ev-
Of the following
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proudly refers to Professors mud respectable
Of whom consult him In crit
zeal cases, becawe Of his acknowledged skilt
and reputation, nttaincd Through solons espef
icucc, practice and observation.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
II: II. FELLOWS, Presiding.

II: II. FELLOWS, Presiding.
Friday, July LIST, 1864
Jacob Schiller VS.. His Creditors Jury find a
verdict of fraud
The People VS.. John McFlynn-Jury cmpau.
nelcd, and testimony heard in part.
Wednesday, July 9th.
The People vs.. John McFlynn To morrow at
o'clock, fixed for rendering judgment and pro-
nouncing sentence. and for hearing OF Defendants
motion for new trial
In the matter Of the charge of contempt against
j. p Robinson ct al-1he hearing Of said cause
is fixed for Wednesday, the 18th inst, and the
Defendants under arrest be admitted TO bail for
their appearance at that time in the sum of $500
each
VIM. A. Housed VS.. His Credtors-Final de-
cree of discharge granted to petitioner.
The People vs. Alex. Hruwn-Tuesday 18th
inst, fixed ior hearing argument, on motion for
new trial, and in arrest of Judgment and Tor
rendering judgment and pronouncing sentence.
The People VS.. Trinidad Martinez-.oame Or
der us above.
The People vs. Dennis Ryan-Jury returned Il
verdict Of not guilty.
The People VS.. John McFlynn Motion for a
new trial argued and submitted.
Friday, July 9Th.
The People VS.. Wilson Il Rood-On trial.