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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
THE LATEST NEWS
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

HEADQUERTEHs ARMY OF THE PoToN4C,
June q, 2:25 A NJ !
There was some artillery FREEING on
the right, and picket skirmishing at
various points the whole of yesterday,
resulting in the wounding Of few men,
but causing no change in position. A
battery stationed on an elevated ground
in front Of Petersburg kept annoying
one Of our batteries on the left for some
time, when it opened in return. One
shell exploded in the midst of the men
at the rebel guns, causing a cessation Of
firing on their part
Gen. Hancock is recovering from his
indisposition, and expects To resume
the command of his corps in few
days
President Lincoln paid q visit to Gen.
Grant at City Point yesterday.
NEW York, June 23.-Isaac Hender-
son, publisher of the Post, and Navy
Agent at this Port, was arrested yester-
day by Marshal Murray on warrant
issued by Commissioner Belts, on appii-
cation Of Mr.. Wilson, Special Counsel Of
bhC navy OCpdA LIlc44l- L NC CudIES dlc
very serious, embracing fraud and
bribery, and the Transmission of files of
vouchers.
The rebel General Gardner, who was
taken prison at Port Hudson, and has
been confined in Fort Lafayette for
some months, was taken from the fort
at an early hour yesterday morning,
and sent, it is supposed, to the head
quarters Of Gen. Foster, in front of
Charleston.
WASHINGTON, June GA despatch
has been received by the Navy Depart
ment, rom Admiral D. D. Porter, Civ
leg the particulars of the expedition up
the Atchafaya river by 1ieutenant
Commander Ramsdell, with the steam
ers Chillicothe and Fort Hindman.
When about a mile and half from
Semmesport, the battery from the shore
opened upon them. The rebels were
driven away, and the battery, contain.
ing two 80 pound PARROTS, captued.
Our loss was small One man was
wounded, it is thought, MORALLY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The heated term has now fairly com
mencod, the mercury ranging at 81 deg
in the shade yesterday. We expect 8
column of fine writing on the subject,
in the Press, in a day or two
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Saltwater is nice, healthy beger-
age, if the syrups be good, and Nash
vile, just at this time, is bountifully
supplied. But manufacturers, while
rolling in the dimes" must not for
get that they have to shell out to I'm
Gle Samuel for the privilege. His As
SCISSOR, Mcclellan, viii inform you how
much
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The levee is nearly clear Of freight
Of every description. The water is now
so low that navigation is practically
closed to all except very small sized
hoets
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A little rain just now would be ex
eeedingly acceptable, both in the city
: and country. Dust Is beginning to be
exceedingly annoying in the streets in
some places
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

CagEsos, KSIsET 4 Cos WaotrsaLE
DEPAErxzET.-A ozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety aad lower than
they can be boughtin EeS- York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars d outlay on silks and
dress Goods saved By buying 90 cAxEEoS,
KSIsHT 4 Co.'S. No. I, Hieks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
offer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Business before Recorder Shane, yes.
terday, was not exceedingly brisk The
cases were sill Of q trihing character
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
0Hee,
II. IL. DenderieE -.

4fY' Ay7zI DtlutIElt i9LFett-
We will give our undivided attention %
tho hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels cen be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants BY cal
ling on PATTOE Bnos, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
ges immediate employment by calling on
PATTOs BRos, General Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Benefit Of Ed Wight, Wednesday
evening, June Goth. "Tony on Horse
back"
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Il is universally sdmitted now that
The weather Is warm. Tho cum yester-
day was particularly ardent
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glashrillk aGaipn.

THE UNION has tae Israe 81
circulation Of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more Than double uny
other paper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
Fourth Of July Celebration.
MAYORS OFFICE.

d q TN , DE 7 IDI1,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE June 18th, 1864
The Committee appointed by the
City Council at its last meeting, consist
ing Of myself, Rust, Hinton, Carper and
Cochran, are. requested to meet at the
Mayors Office Monday morning at ten
o'clock, to make arrangements for the
Fourth Of July Celebration in This city.
wv g. CHEATHAN,
Chairman OF Committee.
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DIED.
Or FFdsy, tiio sith in-s. h thiselty, Mira NARY
E!NNEf, ag0d q ysars.
r. Tie procession sll move t7c5a TIC residence.
No. g Nor-h Msrket-strset, a o'clock. o. "a
Services g tlo osihoaul. ~ Es7. J. A. Kelly.
june Alt Ea
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G%f you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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TnFATEE-Madame Jane English
takes a benefit al he old theatre to-
night, il being the last appearance Of
her celebrated ballet troupe The
pantomime Of the eGolden Egg win
be performed, together with q sparkling
line Of other entertainments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

We are obliged to W. C. Collier,
nowsdealer. md Joel Davis of the
Adams Express for the latest newspa-
pers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

a Photograph Of loo Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 80 cents, at the Cum
berlsnd Gallery. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

RIVER NEws.-The river is nearly at q
stand, with IS inches on the shaols.
Business IS naturally dull on the levee.
ARRIyED-Carrier and Charmer from
Evansville; Cleone, Smithfeld; Science
No. 2, Louisville Nymph, Cincinnati
DEP4RrED.-Carrie and Cbarmer for
Evansville; Echo No. 2, CIarksYille.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

a photograph Of one hun bred Fed
eral Generals all for so cents, ct the
gallery Of the Cumberland. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

MS AsES OF THE THF1-
IL N4ps. sEhiAAL, URINARY AID SEXUAL
5fsiktl5-nA and Fal.sh5e treat1nenf-in a1p0rts
q tae HOWARD Ass3oCIATION-eeni b mad %
aaels.f ief-eF engaiopss, ffee a. charge. Addrsss
~. =. sKiLLIN HoUGHT0N, HgEaISi Associaeoa,
No p soath Nizth-seees, Philadelphia. "a
- lily
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE-The McKeudree
n z Church, will be open for divine
services tomorrow, June 25th,) and
every Sunday hereafter. Preaching Al
l0l o'clock. A II, and at Z o'clock, P
u By the Pastor, Rev. n ]. Cramer,
seats free. Sunday School at g
O'Clock, N All are invited 10 a.
tend
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
all for SO cents, at the Gallery Of the Cum
berland. #
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Dr.. Jones, No 90 Deaderick street, treats
nothing but private diseases and conse-
quently deyotes his whole time to this class
Of practice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

We are obliged to hobbs Z Murray,
NeWsdealeFs, Cor the latest Chattsnooga
Gazette, il advance Of the nail
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

MARRIED,
June 23d, 1854, 81 the residence Of the brides
faher, nesr Wsverly, Tenn, BY the Rev. Mr. Rus
sen. Chaplain, Z. s. A., Mr.. SAMOA :. LAKE,
81 Co +, First Missouri Eggiaeers, 10 Miss CAR
RTE ". BARNEs.
Ne wish this hsrTy couple long aud pleasant
life, and ss they journey on in tls ruered path q
lie, with hearts and hands united, we hope 70 zee
the smaller likes is-us forth % f1ess snd lcht the
hone a ssulca ard C5gre.
fss-chies-o and osaesh1Tsli (lu) papors please
cory. RMB.
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TERNs.-A charge is made in the first
place aad medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until cure is effected. A
cure is certain.
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Btu 3lness al0tices.

Boots Of q very superior make and
quality, g. Eastern prizes, at
S0BEL & MARTINS,
Cherry ST., opposite Maxwell Barracks
The popularity Of DIEoS's BLACKBERRY
CARaN4rIvE is shown by the fact that is
sale Increases faster than any other remedy
Cor Dysentery aud Diarrhna. Over nine
thousand dozen bottles have been sold du-
ring the past three months.
june 25-dwIt
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Cotton 81 so; Gold about 81 II.
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Sr4yroRD I. WARREN, Sec.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
NEW OREGON; HOW COUNTY. IOWA. SEPTEMBER 60 1884

number, retaining the name Of Deulcc
racy from half, and not because they
oppose the Union. are classified hv the
other party as "opposition." 1t is not
necessary for the information Of our
representatives abroad tlnt I should
descend into any cxarinaSisn ~ the ~
lative principles or policies Of the swo
parties. It will suffice to say. that,
while there may he men Of doubtful p"-
li,ical wis Ion and virtue j., each party
aud will" 'her. may be differences Of
opinion between the two parties as 10
the measures hest calculated to pre-
serve he Uri n and restore it's au'h"' :
| ity, vet i is not t, he inferred that
either party or any considerable por-
ton Of he loyal States, is disposed to
accept disunion under any circumstan-
ces. or uI"u any terms. l. is rather
to be understood that the people have
become 20 confident Of the stability of
ot TIE Union that rartisin combna-
TONS are resu nAins their sway here,
as they do il such cases In al free
countries. In This c,u"'rv, especially,
& isa habit not only entirely consist
ent with the constitution, but even cs-
sential TO it's stability, to reg,ra ,hc
administration at any time existing az
distinct and separsbls from .he gov
ernmeEt itself, and to canvass the pro-
ceed,rgs # the one without the thought
of dieloyalty to the other. We might
possibly have had quicker success in
su"rressing tho ,nsurrec,inn, if this
hah,t could have rested = lite longer
in aheyance; hut IN the other hand,
we are under obl. cations to save not
only the integrity or unity Of the coun-
'rv, lu' also its estimahle and prec' Qua
constitution. Noc,e can safely saw
that the RESUMPTION Of the previous
nnrular habit does not tend tn this
last and most inpo' tan, consumm,tion.
If mt the sam. time. rs we conf lertlv
expect, the Union itself shall he saved.
I an, sir. vaur c|,edient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
CrAR,rs FRANCIS ADAMS, &c, &c,
&c, London.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
inst has long editoriul on the no,p:.
nees Of the Chicago convention. AZ
ter discussing the platform and Lin.
c,ln's and McCicl!an's conduct of the
war, it says: Thus, whether wc look
at the nomination in the light Of peaos
rr war, We prefer Lincoln to McCle,.
Ian. We can make better terms of
peace with an .n,i-slavery fautic than
With an earnest unionist. We can
gain more military success in . war
conducted on Lincoln's plan. than on
,ne Of real soldier like Mcclellan"
The article goes on to say tAa. "con6s.
,ation and emancipa ton united the
south, and, though they we're terrible
'rdeals they insured our ultimate tri.
umph. Demonstration were possible,
1t would be more probable under Gen.
Mcclellan and the Democracy than
under Lincoln and the republicsns."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
NATIVE wlYEa.

Sacred History sSousds 10 allu,isns -
wine, and AZ there are thirteen distinct He.
brew terms used in the Bible t. distinguish
vintages Of different kinds, condition snA
axss, it is evident that the "aucisAt people"
were ~ less particular in the matter sf
brand" than ara tho people Of the present
day. The Greeks and Romans had two
hundred varistiss, sf which tho "Falsrnian"
was the choicest; and the products Of paS.
ticular vineyards wore IS highly esteemed
in Athens and Rome, as the ClqDt aud
Mstternish wines now arc in Londun and
Paris. The Wines Of antiquity were Of.
ten viliainously adulterated. The ART ct
doctoring" the juice Of the grare Is 60 far
from being modern invention that it dates
back to the siOgs Of Troy. Heen, the fair
and frsil, 10 said to hsve learned the
trick in Egypt, and to have practicsd it tot
the sake Of ofincreasing the exh,larating prop
critics Of .he wine she gave 70 the defender.
Of the city alter = hard battle with the
Greeks.
The safest and bost Of all ex'liarcuts 10
good wi"e. Many physicians and matrons
suppose We must have foreign wine There
10 one hundred times the quantity Of wines ex,
ported FROM France, SPAN and Germany.
can be manufactured there from tho quaint.
ty Of grapes. There is but one safeguard,
aud that is to use our own pure nstive wines.
Imported wines now pay heavy duty, and
bottle Of real Tort or Sherry cen only b
obtained at high price. There is 40 duty
or tax on native wines-thsrefore, is the
name Of purity and economy, let US have
our own native wines.
Messrs. Bennett Peters 4 Co., of Chicag 60
slwsys have an assorted stock Of Ane imper.
ted Wines in U S. bonded warehouses, from
the moss reliable hot 81 .of France Spain
aud Germany, .lso' brandise, gins. rnns
&c, +; snd have for the past three years been
making ex.ensive preparations for the man.
utacture of homemade wines. They have
the most extensive arrangements With fruit
growers, and in the proper season they ga,h-
er strawberries cherries, peaches, black.
berries raspberries, &c. Sc, to an enormous
amount Their strawberry. cherry, black.
berry, raspberry and muscat wines far ,ex.
eel many ofshs imported wiass, both in pu..
rity and exhilarating e4ects.. Many Of
these homo made wines s.s being largely
adalterated, and many bottle Of ehsrry
wine is cold which mover had q drop Of shsMi
~ juice init. Buy none hn: those with the
unnistskssble label of Bsnnett Peters = c.
Those gentlemen are men Of high respsctar
bihty, nd guarantee every article fAen -
AnNaA ps~ aaaNaaAessssss '2sa4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
wINNEsHElK COUNTY DExocKAT-
&C CONVENTION.

At Mass Convention Of the Dem
ocratic Elcctcrs Of Winnesheik county
h' III at the Court House III Decor. h
Sept 23a 1864. for the purpose of nom.
mating Clerk Of the District Court and
Recorder, and also to appoint delegates
+" attend the Congressional Conven-
tion to bs held at independence. on the
5th day Of October next, Jphn DeCow
was appointed Chairman and E. NJ.
Farnsworth Secretary.
On noti'n the convention proceeded
to nominate Cle'k by h.llot.
The Chair appointed R. F. Gibson.
Erick Anderson end T. Calender as
te''ers. .,E
Upcn hal'ot g; A. Lamb received 81
votes and J. D-Cow 4.
On motion the nomination Of 8. A.
Lamb for clerk was made unanimous.
On MOTION John DeCow was nomi-
mated for Recorder.
1t was moved and carried that nine
delegates be appointed to attend the
Congressional Convent n.
It was moved and carried that the
Chain man sppoint committee Of FIVE
to present the names Of delegates to
said convention.
The chair appointed, to act as said
ooumit,.e, 8. A. rapper; r F. Gisson,
N. Tsylar, j. o. Dshly snd John Rak-
es. @
The msstins was then addressed by
w. X. Mead Esq. Of New Oregon.
On return the committee presented
the following named persons as de!ega.
tes to the Congressional Convention,
John Finn, B. q. D..hly, A. w. Tink.
ham, Joseph Kramer, Andrew Myres,
WIN, Bur'ord, E. NJ. Farns worth,
Francis Lennon AMI Erick Anderson
On motion the report was accepted
and the committee discharged.
On mo.ion each delegate was empow.
cred to appoint his own substitute and
those in attendance authorized to cas-,
the whole vote Of the county.
On motion the thanks Of the meet
ing were voted te the speake. W. r
Mead Esq s.'-.54 ''a.a sl' eaIis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
ANDY JOHysON.s RECORD.

The aboli ionis.s, who nreanme tn
.'ecry the patriotism Of George II.
P.ndleton, are never wesrv If magnl-
fring the patriotism Of Andrew John
aon. ~ho at the outbreak Of the rebellion
uttered the folio ling sentiments in the
Senate Of the t1ni":
"We s,y that yon IF the North have
violated the consti' ntinn; that ysu have
tramrl-l under foot its guarantees;
hut We i''tend to g' to y"u !" proper
way, ard .sk you TO redress the wrong,
and to comply with the constitution
W. believe the time will come when
You will 4, it, and We do not intend to
break Mp the government until the
fact is ascerto;ned that yex oiN not
do it.
If,here are grievances, why cannot
ws all g. together, and write them
dow,., and point them out to our North
ern friends, sitter we have agreed on
what those grievaqces are, aud say:
Here is what we demand; here our
wrongs are enumerated; upon these
terms we have agreed: and now, sitter
We have given you reasonable time
to consider these additional gserantees
in order to protect ourselves ssaiuss
these vi ongs, if YOU satuss thsm, the..
having made an honorable ef,rt, hsv-
ing exhausted all other means We may
declare the association t. he broken up,
and we may 90 into an act Of reyolu.
,inn" We can then say to them;
You have refused to give US guaran-
tees thnt We think are needed for the
protection Of our institutions and 70,
'he protection Of our other iaterests. y
When they do this, will 60 as far as
he who goes fa'thest'
I voted against him lLincoln);
spoke against him; l spent my money
to defeat him; but still | love my coun.
try; I love the constitution; I intend
To insist upon it's guarantees. There
and there alone, I intend 70 plant my.
oelf with tho oo96dent hope and be'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
WHOLE NO. FOG.

l. was moved and carried that Tie
Chairman appoint Eve persons as q,
County Centrsl Committee; whereupon
the following named persons were ~.
pointed. Peter Dufin, John Finn
Sid West, r. F. Gibson and John
DeCow. 81
II oas moved and carried that q G. py
Of the proceedings Of this Convention
he furnished the New Oregon Plain
Dealer, and the Decorah Republic for
Publication. gag.
On motion the Convention adjourned
JOHN DECOW, Chairman.
E. NJ, FARNSWORT1I Sec.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

ref that if the Unnion remains toge,b-
er, in less .bau four years tie nov IT,
unphsnt part, will he overthrown.
In less time, I have the hope and be.
lief that Ne shall ahits and sgres sp.
on our s,is,snsss t~e. ~ IsauoA
:helr rsdssss, ~ - sapp'iaats ~ tho
'"otstool Of power, but a. parties to a
great compact; we shall say that we
want additional guarantees, and thu
they ara necessary to the preservation
Vt this Cuinr: and then when they are
'fuse' deliberately and calmly, ifw,
'annot d. better. let the South 90 to-
ge'her, and let he North 90 togethe'
and let us have division Of the gov
"rnrert without The ehed.ing Of blood
if such thing be possible; let Us have
division IF the prop rty; let u, have
a division of the navy; let us have . d.
vision Of the army and of the public
lands. Let it he done in peace, and
in a spirit that should characterize
this people.
In saying what I have said on this
occasion. Mr. PlesiC cot. / have done i,
in view Of , duty tina, I felt owed to
myself. Without regard to conse
quences, l have taken the position l
have; and when the tag comes, when
Creek shall meet Greek, and our
rights are refused after all honorable
means have been exhausted, then it ia
that will perish in the last breach;
yes In the language of the patriot En-
met. Il will dispute every inch of
ground; Will burn every blade OF
grass; and the Inst intrenchment Of
freedom shall be my grave"
At the outbreak Of the rebellion
'hus stood An'lrsw johnson, the abol.
i'ion candidate for the Eice-Pres,len.
cy He was in favor Of dying in the
last ditch with the laat rebel One
would think that c'msnen prudence
must restrain the supporters and ap-
plauders Of such = man from sneering
At the loyalty Of anybody.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
Mcclellan and Freedom.
BY J. A SIGNAIGO.

BY J. A s1aN.IGo.
AIR. Battle Try IF Frre1osn''
Yes, we'll rally sor tho cause,
Constitution and the laws.
Shouting Mcclellan, boys AID Fret dom!
tOs we swear TO vote AMI ,r' ach
For free press and for tree >ve'ch.
Shouting Nc Cle'lan. ho,s. and ".dom
CRoRu:-McTiel'an forever! Hurrah. bows
hurrah!
Down with the tyrapt and stand by thi
Fer WI ia " round the polls, hovs: we
,... rally sr3e sgain. ~
Shouting NcCle''an, J. W. and Freed m!
We will vote in millions strong
To crush oct 'le tyrants wrong.
Shontiny McCle Ian. boys. and freedom;
We !! extend The hand of peace.
That his wicked war may cease.
Shouting Mcclellan, boys and Freedom.
H"Ru.- Mcclellan forever, &c.
We will treak IN thunder tone
To the power behind the thr, ne"
She ting Mcclellan. boys. and IRE edoa,
/. Thai his cursed little b. lp'
Must no 10 ger be kpell,
Shouting Mcclellan, boys, ard Freedom.
CHoRu: Met lellan forever. &c. i.
We will hr' ng with Little Mac"
All our 'wavwa,d ~is.e,s" back.
Shouting NJ. G.ellan. boys: and Fee dom;
AID 'l-i' rights " Ell guarantee,
In the Union If he Free.
81 outing Mcclellan, boys. and Freedom.
'lellan forever, &c.
Let the .koddies clear the track,
For here's Pendleton AND Mac.
Shouting the Uni,n cry Of F,eeGt NJ;
Ih" eh the Ii. coin crew ma, prate,
We will cal,y,verv Stats.
Sk-ut;rg Met Ielan. toys ard Freedom.
( HrEvs-- Mcclellan fele,er sc.