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IT has always been asserted by the Dem
ocraIic party that emancipation of the Sonlh
ern negroes would leave them in a worse
condition than slavery. Now that the Alb
oItionisls have apparently accomplished
thsi, object the truth Of Democratic argu-
ment has become evident. The most en-
thusiastic AboIiionist does not pretend TO
contradict that lhe black population is in
infinitely worse condition. The PhiIadel
phia Inquirer, raniing Abolition sheet, an
nounces the following
A delegation OF colored men, who arriv-
ed al Washington from Richmond, were al
the White House on the 18th inst, awaiting
an interview with President Johnson, for
the purpose Of requesting that special in
quiry be made into their condition unier
the military restrictions al Richmond, which
condition, they allege. is not better than il
was when they were in slavery.
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NoTEs OF THIRD SERIES OF 7,30s NOW
READY.-The demand for the Second Series
oil The 7-30 Notes was so great that the
Treasury Department was unable 10 print
Them with sufficient rapiciiy TO fill the or
ders.~ Il will be remembered that a Lun-
dred millions were subscribed and paid for
in single week. The printing presses
have finally surmounej The. difficulty, and
on Wednesday, June 7th, the deliveries oi
the Third Series commenced, and will be
continued with the same promp'ness that
marked The supply OF The notes of the first
and second series. II has been this inter-
ruplion of delivery al the time of subscrip-
tion which has given an appearance OF q
falling off in The popular taking of the loan,
1.-The great body of small takers being nm
willing 10 pay their money unless they re-
ceive their no,es right in hand, 10 carry
them home. 1t is expected that after this
week the daily subscriptions 10 The Seven.
Thir;ies will run up into millions, as they
will undoubtedly be slim uIated BY The open
ing OF the farmers wool markets East and
West. il is not all likely tLal the Govern
men! will ever again offer so desirable Sc
curity as these notes, and about two hum
dred millions only remain TO be taken.
With the close of the war the national
expenses will be vastly reduced, and in
ves:ors must look for a sharp reduction in
the rate of interest as soon as The present
loans become due, and can be paid off
There is no reason why the United States
credit for money shonld ever again fall be-
low It's credit for courage The same spirit
that preserved The geographical integrity OF
the country will place its pecuniary integrity
on par with thai Of The most favored ma
tions-and that will represent rate OF in
terest under rather than over four per cent
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il is at ibis very moment. Let Us extend
hope and encouragement 10 the gallant and
suffering people of the South, by demanding
the same rights forthein that We enjoy our
selves. In this way will the true Demo
Gratis of the county be re united, and in
that EUNIoN lies the whole hope oflhe iu-
ture of our country. We must strike for
"theCoSsTITuTIok As IT Is AND THE UNION as
IT wAs." Let this be the rallying cry of ev-
cry true man in the entire country -NeU
York Dag Book.
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MAJOR R. B. RIckErs, OF the Army of the
Potomac, arrived at this place on Saturday
morning last, enjoying excellent health. He
is still in the service but utexpects 10 be mus
tered ont, al his own request, in the course
of few weeks. There are few men in the
army who have seen more or harder services
than MAJOR RIcKETTs. He volunteered al
the firing Of the first gun and has been iE
active service ever since, participating in
all the hard fought battles OF the Army of
the Potomac, under Mcdowell, Mcclellan,
Pope, Burnsides, and score of other CON-
manders, making many hair-breadlh es-
capes, without ever receiving any seri-
Gus injury. He rose 10 his present rank, a
ysar or more since, not through the wire-
workings OF bar-room politicians and stay
at-home patriots, but by bis own untiring
exerions and energy, displayed upon every
battle field that il was his lot TO be engaged
with bis Battery, disputins the progress of
the enemy. He has lost few, if any, pieces ;
but captured quite number fiom the enc
my; which is more than can be said OF
many Of our old regular ariilleIymen. MAJ
RICKETTS, is gentleman, scholar and sol
dier; and no officer in The army of his rank
enjoys a better record or larger circle OF
friends.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Sitis JdekSon. late Of SuP1rlolf trp,
Columbia county, deed
EGTERS iestameniary on The estate of
- Silas Jackson, late of SngsrIoai TO W.
ship, Columbia county, deceased have
been granted bY the Register of said conn
ty 10 DAVID LEWIS residing in Sugar loaf
township, Columbia co. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate OF the dece-
dent are requested TO present them for set
t'ement, and those indobled 10 the estate
are requested to make Immediate payment.
DAVID LEWIS, Executor.
May 10, 1865 -pd. So.
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JOHN mitchell. who has teen assisting in
tbe editorial department OF the NelO York
Daily Ne,cs, was arrested on Tuesday last
snd sent 70 Fortress Monroe. During the
rebellion be lived in Richmond, and since
hos,iliiies ceased removed to New York
City where he was endesvoring 10 make an
honest livelihood for himself aud family.
While the war lasted be was rebel and
lever denied il out since the Conied eracy
|>iIed be processes TO be true Union man,
<7er ready to respect and obey the law oI
! he United STATES, as the only Government
b which he owes any allegiance. Il is al
Eged that he once edited paper in Rich.
bond this may be possible, and still be
|onId col be guilty Of treason. ions can
and il II the administration can. I, is yet
be seen whether The world will justify
sze military arrests.
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DAVIS DEFENsE.-ll is said that Charles
O'Connor intends 10 call as with esses in de-
fense OF Jeff Davis, several Immaculate pa
t1ois, including Horace Greeley, who argu-
Also, D. s. Dickinson, Lyman Tremain,
F Boiler and others who aided and abeued
The rebellion, and insisted that in Withdraw
ing from the Union, the seeding Staies
were exercising an undou bted right. These
gentle men are all lawyers, and from their
speeches on record, and letters from some
of them to Southern men on file, Mr.. O'Con.
nor Intends 10 prove that Jeff Davis was
acting under the advice of counsel.-Roches
ter IN Y Union
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RETIRED volunteer, who had lost q leg
in the service, has been turned oui Of his
place in the Arsenal, in Troy, New York,
by the new administration. He had served
his country faithfully and voted the Demo.
cratic ticket, and these were his only iauIs.
vile, Tenn, the Government undertaken
has buried their 1863 Federal soldiers and
employees, 5000 rebel soldiers, and 10, 600
contrabands and relugaes. The bodies OF
5000 officers and soldiers have been en-
balmed and sent home.
PREsIDENT Johnson has appointed the
Hon. James Johnson Provisional Governor
o. Georgia, aud Hon. Andrew J. Hamil-
ton Povislonal Governor OF Texas His
proclamation for those States are similar to
the ones issued for North Carolina and Mis-
sissippi.
At Alexandria on Wednesday fifty tons
Of old iron, picks, spades, farming impIi-
menis, ard odds and ends of every descrip-
lion, taken from abandoned Virginia dwell
lings, were sold at auction by the Govern
ment
General Ord, it seems, received orders
from the War Department TO arrest General
Lee, which order he refused to obey. He
considered General Lee exempt from such
treatment by the terms of his parole, ard he
sent in his resignation.
The Philadelphia Age came to US on last
Monday evening week, under new i'm
pToVemenls, having been dressed in new
type. II is an excellent daily.
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Way DoN'T each and every one Of our
town Republicans send down South. now
that Sambo is free, and get negro apiece
10 do their chores, cultivate their gardens,
curry their horses, &c, &c. 2 and thus strip
the white man of all that kind of labor
This, evidently, is their intention to grind
down the white laboring classes, as we no.
tice some of our more ardent Republicans
are already giving employment 10 the negro
in preference 10 the white laborer and if
We mistake not, our toyal neighbor o: the
Republican is among the number who en-
ploy Sambo. Black labor may be cheaper,
but il isn't possible thai il is better. In cer-
tain parts down South the negroes are beg
gng 10 return TO their Masters. This thing
of supporting oneself is something they
were not brought up 10, and are starving TO
death at il, in large numbers. How much
worse their condition In the North they
are not needed. We have a sufficient amt
OF labor in the North 10 meet the demand;
and when our business mer cannot afford
10 pay for white labor they ha6 better sus-
pend operations, is The sentiment of the
great mass Of The white people North.
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FRESH WALL PAPER!

lust received new assortment OF good
styles of WALL PAPER, inclnding BOR.
DERlNG and CEILING PAPER, and a
general variety of material in his line,
which will be found OIL The Firs; Floor.
Immediately west OF IulZ'S Drug Store in
the Rupert Block. where all persons wish,
ing goods in his line will be attended 10 in
person al all times.
II Paper Hanging and executed 10 o,der
and best-s Ile, at shou notice.
Ell THORNTON.
Bloomsbury June 1865.
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Generals Butler, Banks, Cadwaiader and
Heinlzelman are to be mustered out of ser
vice Immediately Serves them right.
GOLD closed in New York on Saturday last
a, 81 442. On Monday il remained about
the same.
A certain lady of quality carried her
modesty so far as warmly 10 rebuke her H.
brarian for putting the male and female au
thers together on The same book >shelves.
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The LIFE, SPEECHES, AND SERVICES OF AN
DREW JoHssoN.-This work is published by
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 300 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, and sold at seuenty Jfue cents
per copy. Agents are wanted everywhere
TO engage in the sale of this work. 1t is
quite work well printed, and cenlaiss
over Two hundreG pages. The Publishers
have our thanks for a copy.
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TIE JuRY empanneIled for the trial Of
Henry Bell, Jesse H. Murray, John Baker,
Peter H. Henry, and Henry w. Wampler,
charged with the murder OF IosEPH SHAw,
recently the editor of The Westminster Dem
ocrat, after consultation OF an hour and a
hall returned verdict of not gully This
Trial came off OF the 5th inst, before the
Circuit Court of Carol county.
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TIE LADY's FRIEND The July number OF
this Magazine opens with an engraving aP
propriate 10 the season, called "O1 the
Clif.n Il is beautiful picture of two low
ers enjoying the repese aud freshness OF the
seashore-and makes one long for the dash
Of The breakers against the rocks, and the
smell OF the salt waves. The Double Fashion
Plate for this month is quite brilliant. The
other eneravings are the "Bridse Of Sighs, !"
and the nsnal number devoted 10 new siyIse
Of dress, &c, Among the literature of this
number we may specify tThe Silent Nun, :"
by Sophie Mays sOue is missing" By El
esnof C. Donnelly Stephen Couriland's
PeI,' by Annie Russell; 'Swest Agnes"
By Annie F. Kent "John Smiths Brother
by Frances Lee "Edilorials,' &c.
Pice So 30 year; copies 81 90. To
those desirous Of makins'up clubs, specimen
numbers will be sent for 'l5 cts. Wheeler &
Wilson's celebrated sewing machine are
furnished as premiums. Address Deacon &
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street, Pa.
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administrators A Notice.
Esioie Of Reuben Sarge late OF Fishingcyeok
fopnShip deceased

NOTICE is hereby given shat letters Of
~ administrator on The estate OF Reuben
Savage, late Of FIshiCgcreek town ship, Co.
lumbia county, have been granted by the
Register OF said county, 10 John Wenuer,
OF the township aud county aforesaid. All
persons having claims agains. The said es-
tate OF the decedent are re quesled 10 pre-
sent them for settlement 10 The adniEislra-
tor, and those owing the estate will come
forward and make Immediate payment.
JOHN WENNER, Admr
May 1868
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ADMINISTRATIVE Nolicc:

Estdte ofG Loicry Kline, late Of O,angs deed.
LETTEl : OF administration on the estate
of G. Lowry KlIue. laie OF Orange twp
Columbia couuiy, decreased, have been
sranled, by the Register Of aid cunniy, to
Ellruda Kline, residing IN the township and
county aforesaid. All Per-ons having de-
mand- against the estate OF the drrejeni
are Requested 10 present them for seilp-
ment, and those Undecided To lie es,aie are
requested 10 make immeiiaie payment
ELTRUDA KLINE,
Ora"ge, May 81 1865. Adm 'uix
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How different the administration OF AN
DREW JOHNSON compared with that OF ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN. Scarcely day passes but
what we notice some prison door thrown
open or the granting Of pardon to some
prominent man down South. All these
acts aid in producing better feeling, and
tend much to facilitate The work OF recon-
slruction.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
TOWARDS ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa


DISEASES of the Urinary and Sexual
Syslems--new and reliable treatment. AL
so the BRIDAL CHAMBER. an Essay of
Warning and instruction, sent in sealed
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, Dir.
]. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton, No. 2, South Ninth Street PhiladeI-
phia, Pa.
lima 81. lS65=1Y
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ID / E d.

In Orange township. April 5rh, of disease
contracted while prisoner, SAMUEL M
keller, OF Bat F. 81 Pa. Heavy Artillery,
aged % years. month, and p days.
In Cambria, Luzerne Co., on Monday last,
Mr JoHN HuGHEs aged abont 10 wears.
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] Tur PhiIadeIphia Iaquia of the llth

TuE Philadelphia Iaqarier Of the lith
inss. says
Something Of the old intoerant spirit is
beeiE ming 10 show iiref again in North Car
olina. The Raleigh Progress declines4o pub
Iish, even as an advertisement, an account
of meeting of uegroes.
lnioIerant why yes, that is impudent
The proprietor of the Raleigh Progress must
be a traitor i! he pfeteDds TO dictate what
shall and what shall no, be published in
his paper. GET Seward to ring bis bell.
Have Stanton back him up. II may not be
safe to allow such a man 10 be al large. Al
least send delegation 10 President john
con and make complaint. He might do
some terrible deed. He might say the "!ats
martyred President" was despot, or call
Stanton an apestsie oPpressor 1t is cer-
tainly uery inioIerant or the Philadelphia
I=qtarer is controlled by an ass.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

WILLlAM K. DEMOrT, oil Madison
w township, has been induced, through
he solicitations OF his many Democratic
ends, 10 authorize Us TO announces 10 the
Democracy that he W, be q candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, al the coming
Fall election, subject 10 the decision oil The
Democratic County Convention.
June T. 1865 5-S3
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BLACKMAILING ABE. LINCOLN.
Why the French Mission was Tendered
Bennett.
Especial Correspondence ofths NJ Y. News.
WAsHINCToN, June II, 1865.


Especial Correspondence ofthe N Y. News
WAsHMCToN, June II, 1865.
have been informed how the letter from
deceased President Lincoln, rendering the
French mission TO Bennett of The Herald,
was obtained. Bennett sent. a person 10
this city, who stated that The Herald had
possession OF some communications re1ec,
ing upon a member OF Nh LncolnIs fami-
ly, but that Bennett was undecided whether
or not to publish following that ii was in
dicated 20 Mr.. Lincoln that The tender OF
the mission 10 France would be peculiarly
gratifying TO The editor oil the Herald, who
would be willing TO rost-daie letter, de-
clining The same. This letter was in pos
session of Abraham Lincoln when he wrote
the letter rendering said mission TO Bennett.
The reports which Bennet's emissary mad 6
capital OF under his direction, were utterly
destitute OF truth, but MIR. Lincoln, know
ing that lie would travel further :han the
truth, thought it best TO crafty the vSnity oil
this old man. II was a condition OF this
curious transaction that it should not be
made'public without Mr.. LincoIn's consent
but Bennett, anxious 10 give it publicity, a.
usual, broke faith, and showed the letter to
gentlemen at his own house on Washing
ton Highs, whom he had invited for The pur'
pose. II is said that Mr. Horace Greeley
was one of Them. | possibly may be mis-
taken as 10 Dir. Greeley, but ! know the
document was exhibited 10 others.
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AT beer garden in Chicago bar tender
called Gen. Sherman copperhead. Some
of his returned soldiers who were present
beat the cslunn niator severely and then de-
molished the furniture of the place and
emptied all lis beer into the street.
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CiNDIDATE FOR TREASURER.

VOHN J. STILES, ESQ, of BENTON two !.
- through The earnest solicitation OF his
many Democratic friends, has been indrc-
ed to offer himself as a candidate for the
office of TREASURER of Columbia Coun.
~, subject 10 The decision of Ihe Demo.
cratic Convention. which will be held on
the 28lh OF August next.
Benton. May % 1863 So nd
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A JOURNALIST says Of the Connecticut
Legislature either branch of il can out
chatter all the monkeys of Brazilian for
est and an Albany brewery on tap couldn't
furnish half the froth that is constantly
charged with and ready 10 uncork at the
briefest notice."
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONERS.

John F. FOWLER. of Pine township.
= has been induced, through The earnest
solicitations OF HE many democratic friends
20 offer himself a. candicafe for The off "a
Of COUNTY COMMISSI ,NERs al lbe ap-
proachiag General election, shbjecI 10 tie
decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
lion which will convene in August next.
June IA 1865 50 nd
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nj A r r lie d.

In Pine township, Columbia county, on
Sunday, June lI,h, 1865 BY L. A. -Garman,
Esq, at his residence. Mr. UM,AH CHAMBER
LIN, of Jackson township, and Miss NANcY
RICHIE, Of Pine Twp. all of Columbia co.
At Philadelphia, on the 7lh inst, BY Rev.
Mr. Hill, FRAAK M. LARRlsH, of Col. Co
TO Miss MATTE NJ MILLER, of Philadel J.
phia.
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A GENTLEMAN.

CURED of Nervous Debility, Premature
- Decay, and The effects OF ouihfuI ir-
discre ion, will be happy 10 furnish oilers
with the means OF cure. Gree of chareeA
This remedy is simple, safe ani crrian
II For particulars, br return mail. please
address. JOHN b. OGDEN
June Z 1868. 90 Nassau ST N Y
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Old THINGS MADE NEW.

A PAMPHLET directing how 10 speedily
"A restore sight and give up speclac e.,
wi hout aid OF doctor or medicine Sent
by mail, free, on rece ipI af 10 cents Ad-
dress, E. B. FOOTE, VI ID.
1880 Broadway, New York.
Feb. ], lS65-6mo.
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A large number OF paroled rebels have
arrived in New Orleans. Gems. Bsaureeard
ard Dick Tay lor sreresiding in the vicinity
OF that city, awaiting the action of the Gov.
eminent in their cases
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FIFTEEN dead negroes were found on the
river below Macon, Ga, few days ago.
II is supposed they died of starvation. Yon
philauihropic niggeriIss why don't you sci
up howll Some one start il and the
whole kennel will fall in.
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BLOOMSBURY PROVISION
S L O r f (!

THIS ESTABLISHMENT OFFERS To
THE PUBLIC AT
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL.
A VERY LARGE STOCK of Superior
Family GROCERIES and all things TO live
upon in The line Of necess arie es aud Iuxuri es.
HERE
YOUCAN FIND
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
SPICE. &c. DRIED FRUIT OF
ALL KINDS. FLOUR. PORK, HAMS.
DRIED BEEF. BUTTER, CHEESE,
CRACKERS, FISH, SALT,
BROOMS, WOODEN
WARE,
AND ALL THAT. Time and space will
not admit OF an enumeration of The endless
variety OF Goods which offer for sale.
IL is my intention 10 supply the wants of
the people, aud 10 thai end shall lend all
my energies, giving TO them al all times,
the benef: oi decline ln the market.
Having purchased largely and for Cash,
since The great decline in Gold, am ena-
bled to sell al corfespondingy low prices.
e. CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
LAYTON RgNYAN
glb0mshurr Mar % 1888
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Il is no, true that The monuments erected
on the Bull Rsn battle field have been de-
nolisbed by th, people in that vicinity
Az officer sayu they were uninjufed on
Wendesdsy evening.
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ESTR Y.
To School Directors.

'ENHE School Law requires tha, The An
nual Repon ot Directors sha II be fled
IN The offire OF The Superintendent al Har-
r'sburg, before the 18Th OF JULY nexi, or
the Stale appropriation shall be fdrfeiied I;
hence II il necessary FOR Directors 10 make
out the Reports and forward Them immedl-
aiely To The County Supernlendenr. The
Statistical Report Is 10 be signed BY the
President aud Secretary Of the old board
On The opposite page, under "OFFICERS
AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD," the
names aud officers OF ihe new board are 10
be written. &C BARKLEY.
June :, 1868. Co SuSi
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voted Hea and soul TO the interests Of the church Firm
as rock In his opinions and answering in his course
he was emineny conservative while at the same time
his mind was open 70 me changes Of the times the ad
vance OF me age and the necessity Of preserving the
OF change and popular excitement might dash in vain
He believed in the unchanged unchsngng truth Of God
and he Acknowledged no new light the revelation Of
Gods will HIS diocese was emnently prosperous and
free from dis ord and difference.
The bishop has published valuable works among
which especially known his edible Class and Family
Expositor TO the Study of the New Testament and his
Commentary on the Book OF Common Prayer"
His death is the fall Of great man in the church Not
indeed to be mourned for he has his service we'll
and has gone to his reward
The funeral of Bishop Brownei will take place at
Hartford, Connecticut, on Tuesday the 18th instant, at
o'clock NJ, from Christ church Bishop Potter OF
Pennsylvania will deliver an address, and many Of the
clergy will be present.