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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-16

Nastoaal Debss asA y. B. ssscks.
8 The csessiss Of satio0Si deAss b - !,
modsrn improvements. bat tho ability Of 4
great nation to provide FOR great d, bt,
md 20 pdte it the mos. COW. niens and
best for;s Of perssnsi property, is . mod
ern woldr. The debt ii g eat Bruin
vas begun BY raising . millioa sterling :
by loaa - loo, md whea hsr gress con.
test With Louis XIV vas terminated The
debt bad reached City miilisss. Many
statesmen add economists were then
alAs0e4 = the great burden which had
bees imposed upon the industry Of the
soonsty, bat when the var of the Austri-
- suosessios bal sweilsd this amoSst "a
eighty milliops, y .caulsy says that histo-
sisns snd orators -pr0uoonced the case 10
- aRpssaas. Nss WAea ear sxaia bsobe
out, aud the natio1al debt vas rapidly
fsIssisd apsnDss hsnifsd ssd forty mil
l,Ap4 80 Of ths ,ry, and hasisess1 bosh
pSoseusced that ,hs asfst dsy had Ger
tainiy arrived. David Hume said that,
alshosgh By saxiog its ssergiss to tho ~
most. the cooafry might pos1ibly live
,hroagh Il, the experiment upet never BE-
reps,ssd tesu4 snall increase nigh, b.
fatal. Qsop@fIIe ssid ~ nation ma. /
silk u1d~g q ~ sem6 portion Of the
Id rse r - r. Aaiicsa sclosie.,
x31he a1ionptao l6loo6 Ills Ised pso-
= ' ~, 81 - 80 Iulies, saa in
~. sses8 4aeth y Asa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-16

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-16
DIED.

DIED.
Al X o'cin<k . n yesterday, JoHS HsNnr only
Of J H. ami ulnora r~per, aged weeks aud days.
Friends of the amiiy respectfully invited aei
tile funeral At the Dening House, to-day at 10 oclo
Am.
On Monday, 18th isst. in summtvfllc, Lee Co., Col.
- fEs sfRArf. in the 18th year u his sgs
funera services to-day ruesday) his late rsdel
u o'clock p. frtssds sf The any are invited
atteud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-16

New York, May 10.
Gold tonight 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-16

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81 SatrH.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
From Mexico and South America.
Later FROM EUROPE.
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS
&c. &C.. &c. &C.. &c.
From AlbaUV.

ALBANY, " Y. April 26-From the time
last night the remains OF President Lincoln were
deposited in the capital until now. persons have
been pushing thither the honored dead
This morning the line OF people extended at
least mile and half; of those composing il
fully one half were ladies.
The coffin has again been strewn BY the ladies
with flowers. The cars and steamboats, this
morning have brought additional thousands TO
the city
The funeral party entertained by the cor
poration authorities at the Deavan House All
the buildings are draped 10 mourning Among
the most touching notices on the house fronts
are the following:
The heart OF the nation throbs heavily AZ the
PORTALS of the tomb" LET us resolve that the
martyred dead shall not have died in vain "
The latter is believed to be an extract from Lin
coins Maryland fair remarks
There are three new and elegant sleeping cars
furnished by the New York Central Railroad
Company.
H w Chittenden. general superintendent of
the Central road, will accompany the train to
Buffalo
low estimate fixes the number OF strangers
here TO day at 80, 600
All morning extra trains and excursion boats
brought large numbers OF people from the sur
rounding country, many coming a distance Of
100 or 800 miles Never were such multitudes
gathered at the capitol. Everybody seemed fully
to participate in the solemnties of the occasion.
AT O'Clock the military, ERE department and
| civic societies, began to form A. O'Clock the
coffin was closed
From | O'Clock NJ. all through the night
and till p. IN constant stream of people was
pouring through the capitol TO take last view
OF the distinguished remains, and yet thousands
we're in line waiting when the hour arrived for
replacing the cover.
Nearly $4,000 men, women aud children visited
the remains.
| Soon after = o'clock the procession having
been formed. commenced its march over the pre-
scrbed route IL vas composed of the 10Th and
18th regiments of this city, the Oath and light
horse battery Of Troy, the state and city authori-
ties, the fire department, and large number of
civic societie. The military was about 1000
strong
| The hesrse sas eleg anty and deliberately flo
ished, trimmed with white silk, adorned with sill
| yer mountings, and surmounted by the eagle
| At 345 the train reached, and the cOffin
vas transferred to the hesrse car in which it had
been brought from Washington
AZ O'Clock the remains of the lamented
president were moved from Albany. on their way
To their resting place in the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
from washington.

WNHISeroy, April 26th.-Ths Richmond
Wing and Times of Yesterday have been re
ceived The Wing saye:
From men OF intelligence who reached here
on the boat from Dsnville, We learn some inter
estng particulars of the events that occurred
there after the surrender of Lees srmy When
this event became known in town and the sur
rounding country, crowd OF citizens, of all
classes, ages and colors. and large numbers of
soldiers, collected around the buildings in which
we're stored immense quantities Of commissary
stores and after short elaboration made gen
eral rush upon the Establishments. The parties
in charge of the stores at first attempted to re-
sist the mob. but they we're quickly forced to.de-
siss and seek their own safety in flight. The
mob scattered throughout every part Of the
the buildings. plunderDg according TO his or her
fancy
la one OF the buildings 1t appears there was a
large quantity of gmmunition-gunpowder in
kegs and percussion csps.
The soldiers and country people ia Savannah
crowded round the powder eager to secure ii fo-
fowlng purposes While they were thus engag-
ed, by some means or other, FIRE communica ted
TO the powder, and in az instant the building aud
contents, including over Fifty persons, were blown
to atoms.
This horrible tragedy for a time put = check
upon the plundering which. however, coon re-
commenced. but With somewhat more crcum-
spection.
Extra Billy Smith was in Danville when our
informant left He had been vaporng q good
deal shout his determination never to surrender
saying that sooner than succumb he would turn
bushwhacker. guerrilla, or something of that sort
Notwithstanding this. our informant learned.
just before leaving. that Extra Billy had sent
fag of truce to Gen Meade, the object Of which
had not transpired
We may mention, in this connection. report
which has obtained circulation here that the
citizens of Lynchburg either requested or com
PEELED the ex-governor 10 leave town.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
From san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20 The military have
arrested twelve or fifteen men in Salmon county
for rejoicing in the assassination OF President
Lincoln
Upon the receipt OF the news Of President Lin
coin at Green VALLEY. Salmon county, number
OF secessonsts met TO rejoice over the event. A
body of troops was sent to break up the meeting,
but as they approached the ring leaders OF the
secessionists fortified themselves in house and
fred upon the soldiers. vOundng two of them.
The fire returned by the soldiers and several
Of the secessionists we're wounded. The whole
party then surrendered
The ship Bacchoute. for Hong Kong, takes a
quarter million OF dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

THREE O'CLOCK A. VI
SEW YORK. April

SEw YORK, April 26.
Arrangements are being made for collecting
all materials used for drapng the city in mourn
ing, and selling them for the benefit of the ~id-
ovs aud orphans of deceased soldiers. the goods
10 be re6nsbed at q small cost and sold at auc-
ton. Prominent auctioneers have offered TO sell
them free of charge. IL s suggested that sim
ilsr course be followed Throughout, the country
An evening paper publishe. q story that Wilkes
Booth was seen il Brooklyn last Friday night by
the keeper of whisky shop The story cAnno,
be traced TO a reliable source.
All steamers and railroad trains being closely
watched the detectives ieel certain that Boot
has not been here passed ia this direction
the Herald's Washington special says: A
letter from the Richmond correspondent TO The
London Times. dated the All of March. fore
shadows Gen. Sherman's recent policy. and has
given rise 10 much comment In Official circles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
From Cairo

CAIRO April 26.-Tbe steamer Olive Branch
from New Orleans the 2lst inst, passed for ST.
Louis With thirty Eve bales of cotton sud GIG
psroled prisoner. of war from Vicksburg on
board
Four men ~ere killed in New Orleans on the
recep, OF the news Of the assassination of Pres
ident Lincoln for rejoicing over bis death.
A dispatch from Baton Rouge says: The news
OF the assassination was received on the 18th,
causing great exciiemeni Business Was entire
~ suspended, buildings draped in mourning.
aud general sorrow expressed. large funeral
procession also took plaee.
Gen. Banks passed Baton Rouge for New Or
leans the l9th inst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

TRAxsyERs or REAL EsTATE.-The following
transfers OF real estate were made at the county
auditors Office yesterday:
Harvey Smock to Vim. Wishard, piece OF
land in section T. township IA east OF range
Price 81 900.
Nicholas McCarty. ct. al. 70 W. ii. d. John
son, lot no. -. In outlet no 1l3, In lndsnspo-
liza. Price $500.
William Sonnefeld 20 q. W Hill and W @
Wingate, lots no IL, le, ~. 20. 81, %, %. and
"a. Of out lot no. sc, 10 Indianapolis. Price
$50 600
State of Indiana TO James 5 Mason, part OF
lot no. 1. in square 81. in the city Of Indian
apolis Price $500
James l. Mason to McTsggart Stout, part
of lot no. 1. square no. 81, ia the city of Indian
apolis Price 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
sron,I.ouIsvflse.

LOUISVILLE, April 26-CsPt BOYD. With de-
tschments OF state troops, captured this evening.
near Versailles. Col. Joseph Hawks, Of the rebel
army
The Old Fellows celebrated their iorty-sixth
anniversary TO-DAY by a very i'm posing procession
with foil regali. and appropriate music, under the
msrshslship OF c. @ Spencer. After an elo
quert address by Rev. II P. G.ddis. Of Cincin-
natl, the visiting members parscok Of . stump
tuous repaw q, the Louisville Hotel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

Nrv Yoax, April 26.-Transsctiops 10 gold
are quite light, bat the feeling fsvors an upward
tendency. the opening price asked vas l3o, but
il Immediately declined to l52 TO l5lH. The
principle dealings are in cash gold TO cover con-
tracts.
The Commercials Washington special says:
Marshal Roberts has offered SIC. 600 towards
a national fund for the family OF The late presi-
dent.
tits believed, on what appears trustworthy al
tbority, that our relations with Mexico will
assume a new aud important aspect.
The Posts Washington special says:
The precautions taken in North Carolina by
the government, will arrest any serious con
sequences that might arise from Sherman 5
action.
No vessels are allowed TO land on the western
shore Of Maryland. in order to prevent the escape
of Booth in that direction.
IL Is reported that two men attempting to cross
the river in small bost, were captured of Ma
rylsnd Point yesterday.
By the steamer Fulton, We have Charleston
papers of the 22d
On the 2lst public meeting was held 10
Charleston on the subject Of tie assassination Of
President Lincoln. II was addressed by Elk Gov
Aiken, and appropriate resolutions adopted.
meeting was also held at Port Bsyard, and
addressed by Gen. Liitlefeld. and resolutions
were passed
The monitor Roanoke now lice in the lower
bay, having been towcd there by the gunbost
Alabama
The steamer Ariel, from Panam. on the 10th
has arrived
Beyond the circulation Of idle rumors OF fresh
revolutionary expressions. keeping the timid in
suspense, nothing has occurred worthy of note
From Central America we learn that the death
OF Gen. Camera, president of Guatamala, was ex-
Decte1 A Va ed IN haf
event. Camera was president for life with power
to name his successor. He named Gen. Cenua,
late governor of Chiquimula. Ii was thought
Cameras death would be the signal for General
Barios to resume his claims to the presden tal
chair
The president of Honduras has issued de.
cree of non-intervention with Costa RIGA for ST
fordiDg Bsrios an asylum.
The following additional news was brought by
the steamer from Havana:
The blockade runners Wren and Badger ar
rived at Havana on the 23d from Galveston, With
cotton.
John ). Williams, who was carrying $40 900
state money from Golad to Clinton, Texas was
robbed by band of thieves.
The blockade runner Eliza Catharine, loaded
with cotton sunk on the bar at Brazos river,
drowning the captain, mate and three of the
seamen.
By way of Matamorss it was reported that
Contreras declared against the emperor and was
preparing to attack Gen. Mejia, who Is in Mata-
morss with 1 900 to 5000 men. Mejis is cut of
from communication with the interior. He will
either surrender retreat and if he does the lat
ter he is lost. Cortinas hes from 5000 TO 1000
troops.
The Posts speacial says: The restrictions on
visiting Richmond have been removed: any one
can 90 there.
pont will probably convene the legal legislature
by the first of June
1t is believed that if Johnston refuses al un
conditional surrender, he cannot escape
Several rebel officers rather than go south have
taken the oath
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

tH- The frame work Of the canopy being
erected at the south entrance of the State House
yard was raised on yesterday A large number
Of wOrkmen are employed on the canopy We
understand that SIS 600 is TO be expended in
fitting up the yard and house The design for
the front of the building is bedutiful one.
Never before has the old State House looked so
gaudily, and half concealed in black and other
drapery It's deformities are scarcely percievable.
As plentiful quantity of powder and rogue FIX
up a apidated beauty. so do gay trimmings i'm
prove the appearance of the poor old State
House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

PALxrR Hotn-For q number Of years the
Palmer House epjoyed the most envisble repaia-
ton Of any hotel 10 The state Its patrons we're
legion, and the uniform attention and good &C
commodstious secured TO the house notor1esy
enjoyed by but few hotels. Recently tne rAim ef
has changed hands and is now owned by Mr..
Mason a Son, formerly OF the Mason House, 10
this city. -ho have completely renovated the en
tire house. putting new carpets on all the noors'
papering the walls and painting the woodwork,
until the entire building presents most 10Y ana
comfortable appearance A great improvement
has been made in the Office, and altogether the
Palmer has been completely uasmogrihed. so
far az paint and new furniture are concerned
The present proprietors are the most gentleman
" and accommodating Of landlords, as well ss
the chief clerk. who is one of the rost polite
and efficient Of his calling.
The Palmer. under the rev management, will
rivsfauy hotel in the state. and We hope il may
enjoy its deserved popularity.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

CrScrSsArI. April -
Flour 25c lover; Saperfue IS IS: ertrs ~ 90
"a Z -. and family 81 SOFAS 90.
wheat, red 81 80; white 81 e0@l 50. Osu.
&c. Corn dull Rye 81 90. Clover seed sl4
whisky dull; small sales at 81 0e.
Provisions quiet. All articles are held firmly.
with 10 sales TO day CT Importance
Mess pork DOC. Sales Of 300 bills Of bulk
meats &c higher. and held firmly. Shoulders
iSCsi4; sides l4@l5. hams l<is0l5. Bulk
hams advanced to l6c.
Groceries firm. With good jobbing demand.
Potatoes dull. Lard dull Eggs 3Oc. Butter
35d3sc Cheese steady.
Sugar l39l6c. Coffee 3Od33c
Silver 81 53Qi IS. Gold 81 4s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

WASHINGTON Sr AND ILLINOIS ST Properly
AT AUCTION TO DAY At 10 O'Clock to day. the
commissioners appointed for the purpose, will
sell the property on Washington street, south
west corner of Tennessee. and also the COVER
nors residence on Illinois street The sale will
commence with the Washington street property
after which the governors house and grounds
will be sold. The buildings on the governor :
grounds will be sold separate from the lots.
Plats can be had at Wiley 4 Martins office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

e. Relatives OF the deceased.
.. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of Indiana.
10. Governors staff.
II. onfcers Of State.
L. Judges Of the United State. Courts, Supreme
Court and circnn and Common Pleas Courts Of the
State.
IL. sa4iers Of the Of 1919.
H. Members Of Congress.
Is Members Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
gives Of Indiana.
"a. oncer. Of tn. Sanitary and Christian Commits
sions.
L. Corporate auth rtes of city Of IndanspOil-
including the various Orders and Associations
Is City and county delegations, Orders asd AssoSa-
lions from the State NJ large.
~ The Reverend Clergy Of the various denomlns
tions.
90 Delegations and distinguished strangers from other
States.
IL Colorsd de eg.tons, Societies and Associations
% Citizens of Indianapolis in carriages.
LINE OF
The procession will be formed march promptly
!, IL o'clock a. m, and will move follows:
On Washington Illinois, thence north to
North street, thence New Jersey street. thence
south to Washington street, thence west TO the Capt.
Col.
CpOn returning to the Capitol people Of the State
mains by passing through the hall from south to north
Atis O'Clock midnight, the remains will be escorted
Sy the civil and authorities the funeral train
en- route for their final resting place.
The following NarshaIs are announced:
General Thomas A. Morris. Chief Marshal; Bre'ei
Brigadier General A. A. Stevens Chief Assistant Mar
shal.
ASSISTANT MaKsHALs.
LIST Di.trct-Coi JAIME. Blake Col. W. +. KoliinSs-
worth.
ID pistrc,-Gen. W Q. Elliott, Gen. Benjamin F.
scribner.
81 Dss,rict-col. A. J. Warner. Col. Kennedy Brown
sth D.strict-Col W J. Ii. Robinson, Colonel Ira @
sl5Esves.
s:k Dlstrict-Col. W. L. Mclean, COL Isaac ?. Gray
.s,h pistrict-Col. d. C. r, sc. Col James Burgess
-th Ds;ric-Lieut. Col. Allen Rutherford Col Robert
" Hudson
1or.
9Th psstrict-nsor Charles " Terrell, Col David II.
Damn.
ieth pis,ries-rred P Rssch. ESQ, Col. Charles W.
Ch.yman-
Iith pistrie,-Eben W Ximbsll, Esq, Col. Astury
Steele
rhexar.hals will be grated BY black Grape ssshes
And fo.elies trimmed with white silk authorizations
covered and trimmed with the same materials
The headquarters Of the chief Msrhsl and assistants
oil be at the Generals Office, north, and
the House. Assistant Aarshals viii report
promptly at $ s'eieek Sunday morning.
Delegations from abroad will be met arrival al The
Union Depot by Assistant NArhsls, who will give neee-
s.ry instructions and orders
All delegations, Association, &c, embraced In the
foregoing programme will appoint their officers who
are requested report TO the O'Clock
or As early thereafter practicable. that pro-
oessoa may be organised promptly AEd without sOnfs-
lion.
Band. OF music -iIi be placed at proper intervals
III, procession as II Is organised.
All public and private buildings, carriages and ban
ssrs vii be appropriately drsPec and citizens generally
Ar. requested 10 wear proper embleuis Of mourning
The artillery orders in reference 10 salute
and minute guns from Major General Hovey, C01rnani
Ing the d. trict.
~ srdes Of 0eysrE0s NORTON
VIZ q TnxAsii,
Ae;stsni 0essfL ist;AsA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

GOvERSoR's RESIDENCE AT AUcTIoS.-The
state property, on the corner Of Illinois and Mar
ket streets, until lately occupied the COVER
nors residence, will be sold at public sale At 10
O'Clock next Thursday The premises have
been subdivided to make desirable business
lots of convenient depth, aud alleys convenient.
See notice OF sale for further particulars. Plats
of the premises be had at the Office of Wiley
4 Martin. Real Estate agents $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

At the meeting at the Court House on
last evening. the following resolution unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That Mayor Caven be requested to
convene the City Council this morning. snd1ha,
they are hereby requested to make all arrange
ments on behalf OF the citizens for the funeral
obsequies of President Lincoln Sunday
next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

Or FOR THE WARs-The l56th regiment of
Indiana volunteers took their departure last
evening for The front. AS the regiment passed
up Washington street il presented marshal
mein that was truly gallant AS body of men
they have no superior in any regiment that has
left the state. and their precision and steady
tread exhibited knowledge OF the manual that
mus, have been acquired only after arduous
drilling The l56th will be credi; to Indiana.
We hope soon. instead Of chronicling the de-
parture OF regiments, 10 note the return of the
thousands of men whom we long 10 welcome
back To their homes and peaceful avocations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
Called Meeting.

To the Members Of The Common Council Of the
City Of Indianapolis:
GKSTLESES:-A special meeting of the City
Council is hereby called TO be held at the Council
Chamber on this day, April 9th, 1865. at 10
o'clock. 4 N TO make the necessary arrange
ments for the reception of the remains of the late
president You are each respectfully notified
and requested to attend
Witness my signature and the seal of said city
this 9th dav Of April. 1855
! CAvEx Msvor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

~ Those business lots on South Illinois
street. to be sold at auction next Saturday. will
rent for 10 per cent on their value. and will in
crease at the rate of 20 per cent year besides.
d Smith, advertisement and plat in this paper.
pc 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

FINE GARDEN Lors At AUCTION Wiley Il
Martin, real estate auctioneers. sell on Mon
day, May |, number Of fine lots near the south
east corner of the city, and within a shor; dis
lance Of the line of the city railroad Lots con
tain from two TO six acres See advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

sEWe have just received from Boston, full
line of sea fish of the best quslity-salmon. hal
ibut, herring mackerei and Goldfish, Also, q
fresh lot OF sardines. at lower prices.
FLETCHER 4 DAvIDeE,
l5-dtf Central Grocery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27

WAsHIS0roN STREET PRoPERrY AT AUCTION.
The property on the sonth west corner OF
Washington and Tennessee street, has been sub
divided into business lots of convenient size, and
will be, sold at public sale on to-day, April
9th This is part of the lands belonging to
the state. authorized to be sold by the last egs-
lature Plats of the ground can be had at the
real estate office of Wiley l. Martin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
ANNOUNCE EMIT.

FIFTH wARD-JosEPH HARRIs esers hinssf 70
the independent voters Of the Ih Ward, % IN inds-
pendent union candidate for Councilman Mr. Harris IL
old citizen ward has all his property In H. and
II elected will pledge himself to cid In securing cheap
gas hight taxes and to look amer the Interests % the
Ward in the Council and that il has iss fair shars
all IN bic fnprs~enerfs.