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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

EDWARD WEST va A Il JACKSON. The Plain.
II till on affidavit snys that the defendant Is Justly In
dcbted or liable to him, aud Is nonresident OF Ten
ncsscc, abscOnds that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served ON him, and having obtained an orig
foro me, on the 9Th day Of July, 1865 levied on do
PENDANTS property 1t Is therefore ordered that publi-
cation BE- made Tor four successive weeks In the Union
Flag, notifying said defendant to appear before mo Of
my Office In JOncsboro' on tho LIST day OF January
1866, and answer or the will be proceeded VIII
OK pnrtc,
oet2InAS'5l J. T. GRESHAM, J. p.
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90 DOLLARS REWARD!
HORSE STOLEN,

A DAPPLE GRAY MARE belonging
IA TO my son, VIM r. Vines, about fifteen
ehu half or sixteen hands high largo and
hcavy set, about FIVE or six years old, name
and TAIL same color of the other mart, in
very good order was taken from my stnble at
Dr. Cunuingham's farm, two miles sonth of
Johesooro. ON Monday night, by some thief
or lhleyo'' A reward Of hlly dollars will be
given Tor inc return Of the marc and thief
or twenty-five dollars will be paid for The
return Of The mare nlonc
hovtiw pr5ke Sol WIN VINES
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

n@- What has become of the improve
ments commenced on our streets2 Nothing
has been done for some time in that line
"hiie the cutters are growing deeper, the
accumulation of dirt and filth on the streets
and alleysis still on the increase, and no.
BODY to blame. Have we such a thing as Cor
poration and what is it going to do with the
neglected condition of our streets. Echo
says nothing more" We hope to see the
work res umed by the proper authorities
andego bravely on.n ,AllEE&0E H
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

EDWARD WEST Va A. t. JACKSON. Plaintiff
~ on affidavit say that the dcfendcnt ~ jusly In
deGtcd or liable to him and Is NONRESIDENT Of Tonnes
soc, or so aeconds that the ordinary process Of law
not be served on him. nnd having obtained an original
attachment against said defendant returned before me
on the 3Oth day of June, 1865, levied on defendants
property 1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In tho Union Flag ne
ying said defendant to appear at my Office IN Jonosbo-
the same will be proceeded will ex parto. ' -.
oct2' n2iS5"I J. Il. GRlSIAM. J., p.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17
j. HERVEY EWING,
ATTORNEY And COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. II. Law Building,-SL Paul Street,
BALTIMORE
r Z Z Err L N G Il s

Levin Gale Attorney at Law, Il. Grove & Co.
EDWARD Israel Ludwick Il McShorry,
nev ); Mex Riley, ID. d. Jno +. McJton, Esq,
Rev Henry Slcer, d. ID. Robert Lawson. ESQ.
eahleid, BRO. Co. S. Sutherland, Esq
lMr EWING Is authorized to transact any business ap.
pertaining to the FLAG In Baltimore.l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17
ATTACHM ENTS.

SAMUEh LATTURE vs. Jscrb s. Rhca and John L
~ Rhea ct al In this case ii appearing from tho alloRa
neutrality-suspicious. bill, that the defendants W. h.
sevire and Rcnben Rcddy are non.rcsdonts of tho
State Of Tennessee 1t is ordered that publication DO
made for four successive weeks In the Joncsboro' Union
Flag notifying said defendants to appear before ths
Chanocry Court In BUuntyle, OF the third Monday OF
November next, and plead, answer or demur to COM
planants bill, or the will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing OK parte. Is Sept 1865 copy
sept 22prsfee VI Test, MULLENIX, C&M.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

ISAAC BROYLES AND WM.J STRAIN
4 E&'rs. of Adam Broycs decd, W.. inroi,
brCylcs Trustee A, "A, Broylcs, CA. Eamrs,
yosspn " Whitney Joseph Gushing, Jacob
H. llcuiary, John Shorkcy, Jacob Thompson,
John W. Massic, Nelson II. Bell, S. W. Good.
loe, o. W. Reed, Henry II. Reed and Ed. ].
Reed The defendants In this cause cxcopt
j. +. Broylcs, A. A. Broylcs and 9. A. l;amrs.
are ncn-residcnts Of the State of Tennessee,
i Is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks In the "Union FLAG, y
notifying snid respondents to appear before
the Chanccry Court Mt Jones6oro', on the
second Monday of May, 1866, then and N ere
to make dc(cnsc TO the bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, and set for hearing
tx-pnrtc, HENRY llOSS, O. NM
novl7wiprsfccSb.1
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

CAMUEL BOLTON VS. A. Il. & SAMUEL
y jackson. The Plaintiff on affidavit says
the defendants are indebted to him, and are
non-rcsidonts of Tennessee, or so abscond
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on them, and having obtained M orig
inal attachment Ngainst the defendants, re-
turnnblo before some Justice of said county,
and the same having been returned before me
on the 10th day Of June, 1866, leyisl on the
defendants propcrty--it 10 therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks, in tho Union Flag notifying said de-
PENDANTS to appear before me Mt my office on
the 10th dny Of December, 1865 and answer
for tho same will be proceeded with OK portc'
noylO 4t2G1 g. $. MAY, j. p.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

D6SH. WE are glad; yea, greatly rcjoiccd at
the Improvement In the morals of our town.
pleasant, quiet place of years agone If on
ly a few of cur friends would knock the
"Jun1-hole " out Of their barrels and let the
" red-cye" go free--let it 60 down the gutter
instead of man and "rcd-eye together
We trust the time is coming when the friends
can make living without engaging in this
traffic, Already we have learned of n change
in sentiment in some and we hope soon to
hear better report from them. Each cti-
zen should now emulate his fellow man in
trying to add 10 the happiness of all. Come
friends, let us all bsup and doing-ever labor
ing for the good Of our fellows. ..
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17
Dr. IL, Andcr's Iodine Water.

Fuli Grain Of iodine In each ounce Of Water,
Dt'olrcd rihopi a soir,nil
lnc most Powerful Ninlilng Agent and Restorative
Consumption, and many Chronic nnd ltcrolitnry Biz.
uto cured by isusn, ~ Thousands can testify
'Irshlnf' sent flen Prlcc 81 per bottle or . Tor ST.
Droadwy, New York Sold by Dugsi',, n,i 30
MnthcNOo.l noa3mos3l e''V'"'''
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Notice 10 CreditorSun.Read!

COL. G. A. EAMEs, REQUESTS US TO
' )sny to all those who are indebted to him for
Shoes Boots and Flour, or in fact, all those
who arc indebted to him on my account be
Is willing to reduce the price Of saij articles
to what they are selling at, ut the present
time. And rs for Money he loaned, where IL
was Confederate money, he Is willing for the
party owing him, to sny what no will pay
him, and he will be Satisfied us he will con-
slider II only fair and just TO settle In that
way. Address,
COL. O. A. EAMES
oct27w4S5.l KNOXVILLE, THsr.
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Mather, Co. ,noyl7--3m. New York.


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your permission, wish to soyto the readers Of your
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will also mail free to those having Dad Heads OF
Barc Faces, simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Of LuSuriaut Hair
Whsscrs or Moustachc, In less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours.
Tll0S. + CHAPMAN, Chemist
a. C-oct .20mos3 S3 Broadway, New York
nv To CONsuMPrIyES.-rhe undersigned having
been restored to health int few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
lung Affection aud that dread disease, C0nsum-
tionis anxious to make known to his frllOw-suncrcrs
the means of cure.
To al who dcsreit he will send copy VI the pro.
scriptiDn used free Of Charge with the dircconf for
preparing and using the name, which they will find n
c1o for CoNstNrroN ASTHMA, BRoNclrIs, CoUGHs,
COLDS, etc. The only object Of the advertiser IN send.
ing the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread
information which he concoiycs to bo invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, ~ 1t will
cost them nothing, and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescriptions viii please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings County
4, X C-oct20mos3 New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

We are very crcdibly informed by a
number I farmers, who have lately Ia
ken lhei, grain to make at luka, tha,
they had b en- told by some Of the citi.
gems Of that place, that the Iowa Central
railroad would never be built bv the
present company. that they are worth
nothing and can perform nothing and
command no influence, that the road
vii he built nv The way of Ottunwa,
Iowa City aud Ccdar Rapids, or by the
WAY Of NJ ,r>hnl|,own, If ever built, ~
It was useless 10 taxi stock in such 4
company tor they would never build the
read. &c, &c. Now gentlemen We Wis,
70 cay 10 You who arr engaged in this
'ha, i, j. rerf,ctl, contemplate. II u
he low spirit Of III" GROWER who is al.
ways dissatisfied when his ueighho,
prospers; il is the craven spirit hat
demands every privilege ami favor for
i.<clf and viii grant none 10 Others.
Ynu have railr Dad and demand that
| the greater part Of our county shall pay
ulbu:e AZ vour door. 81 ,ny' i, shall
cos, them from SIS 600 to sloO, 600 m
nually. 1onr seti>hrtss will not win
bnt the Iowa Central will despite what
will prove to yon. your suicidal ,ff,r,s,
ard hcn, and Oh! then. but you may
que he rest.
Il seems TO us that il can hardly be
possible that they can all he engaged in
such contemplate hnain-ss, t. the erra,
injury Of orr f,rmc ! and others, who
will remember ard duly appreciate such
lett handed kindness. II they are No,
al lhus engaged, we would advise the
wise 20 impair, few words Of wisdom
to the foolish and save at least 4 partial
reputation. Some Il them may think
that We are use's>sly severe, hnt when
ae r.h ,ct Of The great b.nCd a rival
raliroad would be 10 this county, We
think airy opposition to i, b. the pc pie
Of our conn'> is perfectly rcnr ehenslble.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
big Ssvlndle..;ligh water.
ST. H.nrIs. .InlA %


A report If an ex,en.,ve rwin.!le al,
New O'leans has just reached this city.
Some one, having forged draf = 1t J.hr
J. Rae, Of ST. Louis, IL a large amoun,
secured from one Of The N iional banks
of Nv Orleans, 100000, 100000 "t
~L'ch he spent in bnv,ny III" st-~mera
Matte Stephens and Joseph +. Pierce.
He drcampeh for parts unknown with
The rem ainder.
Rain in this region continues. The
Mississippi rises three 10 four fee, in the
twenty four hours, ard now lacks Int
~" fee! II beirg ny to the b, w Of NE
levee SIX more feet will bring il Va
he curb stones If the houses IN tn,
lev"e Already preparation. are b. i,e
male 10 clear the lower stones L.
several place. the water has intc, frrrd
w,,h the Pac.fc Railroad. aud The
, train was ten hours behind last night in
consequences.
The Territories 81 Utah and Colorado
have been added 20 the y. par,,neM OF
the Missouri. and placed under com
mand OF General Pope.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
Iowa State TrNrhers' Conven.
onMAA.

e0OGss
A circular ri +. N. White, Chair
man 6f TIE Association, states thst the
annual meeting 1T the low, 8 At,
Teachers A..,,uis,inn f,r 1865 will b.
held At O,kaloo,a, Angus, gid and
IS h.
On Monday one hundred and forty
l;qn"r sellers o. Boston Motif j tie ar
'horit'cs Of their into n,inn 20 give u,
the traffic. The whn', number IN three
days was three hund'ei AMI forty three
Every fnr"ig, or Who has HONORABLE
served in the army me year. - en,itl- 4
~ be at once n,tnralizri wi,hon' lre.
viou>ly declaring his intentions.
In The YEAR 1850 the lutte! State
mails between Washington and R.'
NJ nd were carried b. ,a.;f. 1900 u.
mile vaarly FIR the same service g..
Pest rtfire Department will hcrcaf,c,
,ay hut 5000 per mile.
r. ports received a, TIE F"pAmen'>
Bnr.au rp,nes.n, the .hor system,
adopted Nv Vie bn."an 10 be- VIZ. king
well IL Aabsm, ard I.n;siana. VIII, y.
the planters contract with Tie ne roe $
fnr 'h.ir .abnr in good f,i'h
~ Un,eh : a'es Senator Charles
nn,kee q Wisconsin. has been ~
pointed Governor nf C,,h ~ I'll III.
vacancy csnsri y, the dca,l If q ,v"r
no, J.mes D. D.av which. "ccnr. 4
n"s,ly two months since.
Twn Young ner we've sitting on a
d.nr s,ep in Springfield. Mss, tte
other day, when v"nny w"m. viii
nm infant in her arms c,nle up, and
IA, ing the inf,r. III the lap ~f one 81
them. hsd4 him .Ae god care ut il
f,r i, be'nged TO him. She .h.t
skedaidl.d.
TIE rebel !. G. R.rckinrid :" If
Havana On the eth nit. IN the Envlsf
steamer frr ST. Thomas .ni Europe
The N y, Department haa ven ~
dt.ra fr The rpiur,nn u. he Miss;>s,p
pi squadron, IL five vessels.
Tho ci.;yfns nf Iniianan.!i>, VII .
e.. N, ranid i,cr. a" .f crime In tina
ci'v, ave- discussing w. qn-s len Ct /
Vigilance C"n,mi tee.
Twenty lives were list bv the lat.
frr>he, Al L.avenwnr'h, X .nsas.
Nv, $50 600 S,a'r -, vas dih",s
ed to discharged soldiers last week i,
Wisconsin.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
NEw York. tu', 90

The New Y.,k H.r.lIs " inr ton
special saws: Another heavy ,n-'al'
ment Of app',ran.n- &" pa'd"n was re
ce,ved at the Attorney Generals .ffir,
Ia dAv. Am ng 10 nnnhcr rs 'ha'
# the rebel r yad,er General " II
+ Lee Ab"ui eighty uqn i'ims ar.
dali. m de On he Ate Drr,r'm-n'
from the Alto ne, General. I'll tn.
remainder have I" wait.
Il, is reported here thai Dr. i+
editor AMI publisher rf he Memphis
Grenada J.n k, n Ne i'll IN A'lamta n
yns,a IS n,h'rn Conf ,!eracy Aupe -
has obtained q pardon
The NV Yn,k Trlhun.'> Wa~hiar
ton special SAYS: '.Th. special "'j ~ 1T
the * rebel General Dck IA. H., ~
visiting Washington IL :" rn,,"t.u' {.
tho e-ia-n' r An In'",vies with j 8
D3vis. He succeeded IN seein. the
President Yesterday. and received 10
j, tini'e answer, and vas req eS ID To
cal AGAIN.
NJ j G,nrrat D 'sr has been as
guei /" ter v.urr,i .slnp at af All
re Uul'ed : .trs .rcts sew in
Z ,,.., ~ had, l., l. n .,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
E;.T.UELsCAxTSsOS TfIKEr.
{uOfsscr view OF car Railroad
EUteYcSs<.

sssNs ~
This county contains 10000 acres o.
laA1, u 'of each acre 'n"fe shoa'h o'
contributed city ceu's ny the owners,
f3the lows C'i.tFai l'a'foad' " *'e''
$50 the very respectable sum q $3.50,
~. Nov probably about one halt,
ltefaafs ii'sic more, q th's ian" j.
avFef hy ron iesiaoD's from whom "
may possibly get noth'hg, SO thai u 1h'
residents would pay .iity Gems an acie
taf The and hey own i woala sal raise
u round numbers NJ least 100000. u
vii take Tbs amount and probably
aae moe TO grade ard re tie road
aai ut III 1Ti.sea and ca!NeTts. W"
SC. however how very easy !. would
n fnr rs 'o false this sum i every one
"aNld 'onffbn'e Their just proportion.
We boldly assert and defy any man
possessed q re least gram q common
sense q ra'fa i..at ABOVE the t"'ei ~
Hainrai tool, e deny ia. 'scre 's Mt 2
single acre Il lard ~ 'l!s county, and
Hs care nj II What corner i il situated
iaat Weeld not BE enhanced a, !eas'
Il ren's, hy the construction OF the
iawa Sef'fa! railroad, ani each acre Of
't,s3a fes1tfls ~ TIE "iIete would he raised
IS N'ise more ;;aan hat amount. The
ias#.lea efl.Et'i by Ire road and the
comp n i would create, mixing
- eas: ant! R'ts. road 4, lower it's an
lft - lliaa ior ieigh's, would &c
ee1ap''s!i has resa!..
We SO then i The people Ct this
county wasl,.i bui contribute en- ar,"nn,
et.tai L. R'iat their real estate would be
e.ilan3td u 3'"e, Nc would secure the
e4liy completion .f tie goal through
aar comfy and upon the very line now
proposed. They would then hive the
vantage year after year, as long the,
might i've IN The comfy, even if they
arrive, Tie oge q Me,lusalah, proyid
II, he second Aivertist's doctrine was
hot practically Demonstrated sooner,
--of the benefits Il this ROAD II l.
'iae hat hose living neal the line cf
dhc road could Fl. I'd 10 give more than
those living at q greater distance. no,
because they would &c, greater price
tor Their produce by any means, hn,
'scaugs i, venld be more consenientto
rem. AMI vet shen We consider Tia,
sheyeis not farmer il the county who
ean'j 30, take load Of grain TO mar
ha. ca this road and return home the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

From the tuhserihsr on the s2sth day Of
May, N ioxa towDship, dubuque ooanty, ,
sorreli mare, Miro years DID, fifteen hands
knd one inch high, srms white hair on the
forehead, andA white spot nm the right eidc
Of her hack, Asn,all soar onfthe loft side of
her neck near the point q her; shoslldor. left
hip knocked dows, blood upavin on both hand
sh.ea AL Around. '
A liherwl row arb will b paid to any boil,
who Will: TAX up be same or will rive IN.
formation about ths1nne, 1t my Post Once
81 EP~oSsS, DAhn1ss oosntyas5
~---- y !. OR8ON LYON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
State Of Iowa,

State Of Iowa,
Tanna County, S.
To Valentine Smith Administ rntor, Ellen
Smith John K Smith L.titia smith Ambrose
Smith Rchecca Rush, phebec Long, Mary
Ellen Hays, Elias tays, LiAia Williamson,
shd Sarah Cress.
You, aud each ~ you are hereby notified
that on or before tie LIST dav Of July ls6b
there will be on file in the office OF the clerk
ct the District court Of Tama county, Iowa, n
petition Of llAac Smith claiming Of Va'snt nc
Smith Administrator the .pecifc pc, formance
OF 4 certain contract and that your equities
in and to n certnin piece Of land may be fore
closed and that unless you appear thereto
aud defend on or before noon OF the second
day Of the rcxi term Of said conrt, commen-
cling on the third Monday Of september u,
1858, default will be entered agains' YOU and
judgment rem lie I'd thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

State # Iowa,
Tama County, So:
To Mary & Strain.
You and each Of yon are hereby a,tifed
that there 10 nov on 6!s in the Office Of the
clerk Of the district court n TINS ctnnty,
Iowa, petition Of John strain claiming 0,
yon divorce and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon of the
secon, day 81 the september term ~ said
court FIR the year y lsS1 beng the next
term II sail court. commencing on the third
N,ntlay Of Srp,etnhr, 4 y 49, defahlI will
ha tered ag,iHst y"l All j. tHment rem.
/. red thereon.
Stamp. VIM. u ST!VRRS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers to $500 VINES
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

A Young wife nf ,w.nty ciyii la'el,
l.f' he, hu-h md "f sixty, ia Michigan,
took $500 e y. m.rey VT 70 ST..
ru-c aud plrk..d NJ love i II him
a new >mi' # Il hes and pre-, son
took The clothes and l.tl him. 4, last
accounts The two men were INC mp n,
looking a't.r The woman.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
Svreat Indian Counsel.
new IonH. Auo Ia

Tic Eerasas Washington special
.says
a"Ehs largest and mnst inportan,
'c5rncil Of the Indian tribes eyer held
upon this continent viii as 'rmble al
Tort Glcson about the 18Th Of Scp,e,n
Der ncs', 70 settle upon their future re-
iations with the Government and give
view AMI positive assurances If good
cnndaot and loyalty. Bnme thirty
trihss will be represented, and the
whole All eount upwatds Of 5000
sstsr-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
Sew AdsrrsI>srseOa.

state ot 1~n,
Fam county. -:
~ Jercmi.. :. Pei. /. J C /. IL y k.,t.
2 .ch sish 'sv."r pck. II ~ Pick -,
IA X. Pickett All lister Nres
fnu md each .. Jon IRE ,..re firi
that there new N his IN tn Office Of thu
Clerk of tn- District Court "t rana county,
Iowa, petition If TIL I'M } PICKETT ella s
ing Of ycn the partition of ce. ain rel
estate therein Mentioned AMI that anle.. ~
apptA thereto aud deicnl On or eture noon
Of The second day IT the next term If said
court, commencing on he third honda OF
September. A. D. 1865, default will be enter.
against you and judgement rendered thereon.
Stamp. VIM Fl. STIvERS
- Attorney for Pls ntif
Printers Fee ; 90 v7n.H
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
assR Nh Al: 4 CO.,
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ES RAY HORSE.

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T.ma ...nn', l.wa. \ small i.h hae
horse. h h,n.l 'noi White, collar marks
~ s!,e n.t'.r. lme ~ tyks ehoulh.r
shoes ~ .te'.re. SUPPOSED 10 be 10
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t,te q Z. Mason ] =.
AL J III, I'LL 1865
DAVID y. iPPEI.GATE,
Clerk
n, q, 80 l.. BaAt. Deputy.