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Colored Convention in Augusta, Ga

Colorcd Convention in Augusta, Ga.
1t appears that convention of colored
people is about to he held in Augusta, for
he purpose of electing delegate to Con-
.ress to represent the Territory (D of
Georgia. We clip the following from the
Transcript, from which it will be per-
;eived that much more serious impor-
ance is attached to the matter than it de-
erves. 1t would be most serious affair
could it be successfully pushed through,
,ut we have no doubt it viii end in moth
ng but harmless political smoke. The
Transcript says
We hear rum0r To the effect that
here is soon to be colored convention
n Augusta, for the purpose of sending a
delegate to Congress as representative
# the Territory of Georgia. The scheme
is new plan for sublugating the South:
invented by Stevens and his cabal in
Congress. 1t is proposed to hold the ne
sro conventions st the South, elect negro
delegates to Congress, and admit them in
lefiance of the President and of public
sentiment. The Radicals are determined
o act as the French Convention did in
relation to St. Domingo, and their course
AN produce only similar results. OF
course, saws the New York Herald, the
whites of the South will not submit to
De thus ousted from their rights; negro
iusurrection will ensue, and the President
sill have to interfere to prevent general
massacre. This latest scheme of Sancho
,'anzs is, therefore. by no means funny,
md is not in keeping with the character
shich he otherwise assumes very we'll.
fortunately, however, the South is still
lnder martial law, and any movements
owards said negro conventions may be
promptly suppressed. President John.
'on proved by his speech on the 22d Of
February-wh;ch was no joke, all asser-
aiens to the contrary Notwithstanding
that he understands Sancho panza Ste
vens thoroughly, and is ready to cast the
Satan out of him at the proper oppor,u-
nifty.
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The bottle is then removed, but only to
be re-applied after q minute; the second
application, however, should not be long,
that the patient may bear it. This easy
operation being repeated seven or eight
times in tae course of FIVE minutes, but
always very rapidly, except the first time,
the nostr,ls become free, the sense Of
smell is restored and the secretion of the
Irritating mucous is stopped. This rem.
edy is said to be peculiarly advantageous
to singers"
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The Louisville Journal having pub
lished paragraph stating that "Mr and
Mrs. Brewer of Kentucky, have twenty
two children a correspondent writes {:
"The remembrance of the above para.
graph, in your paper some time ago, in.
duces me to tell you of an old man, whom
we see coming to Knoxville about once o
week. We call him Grandpa Davis. He
is upward of ninety years old. His wife
has given, birth to twenty-nine children,
twenty.eight of whom are still living.
They furnished the Union army in the
late war with twenty-five recruits. Is
there another man who deserves tho ap-
pellation of "loyal" to greater extent
than Grandpa Davis? Does he not de-
serve q pension at the hands of a Govern
nent 10 which he has contributed so large
ly to save.
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To the Public.
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

In OhUlNAh1.
NY W. F. DURTsoE, Eaq, Ordinary Of Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, Eldred ]. Wills has applied to ns
for Letters Of administration, on all and singu-
lar the goods and ohattelo, rights and credits Of
Mathew W. Jennings, lato Of the District afur..
;said, deo,d. ..
TheSo are, therefore, to cite and ,admonish sll
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me- at our
noxt ordinsrys Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edseheld Court House, Oh the 9th day
Of April next, TO show cause, If any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my haad and seal, thi, 18th day Of
March ia the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-gix, aud In the Goth
year Of TIE Indspsndsnesof the United ststss
Of Ameries.
March 27 q Is
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Retter Than Gold.

Better than grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank. and titles thousand fold,
Is healthy body, a mind At ease,
And simp:s pisaulrss that always please;
A heart that can fpe for anothers woe
And share his joys with genisl glow;
With sympathies large enough to tnfOld
All men rs brothers, is better than geld.
Better than gold /, . conscience clear,
Though toiling for broad in an humble sphere,
Doubly blest with content and health, :
U9tfied by the lust ofcarss or wealth,
Lowly living ana lofty thought
Ndorn and ennoble poo- ua.ns cot.
For mind and morals in natures plan
Are the genuine test of q sentsman.
Dsttsr than gold is tho swees repose
OF the sons Of toll when their lAbors close;
Better than gold is tho poor mans sleep
Andsthsshalmst that d.ops on his ,lrmber deep
Bring sleeping drAughta to the downy bed,
Whore luxury pillows his aching head,
Hi. simple opiato labor dssns
A.shortsrsroad to the land Of dreams.
Better than goais thinking mind
That in the realm Of books can find
A treasure surpsssing Australian re,
And iivs with the great and good Of yore.
The s.gs's lore and the poet, lay,
The glories of empire passed away,
The worlds great drama will thus onfold
And yisld pleasure better than gold.
Better than gold is 8 peaceful home,
Where all the fre-side charities come,
The shrine Of love, the heaven OF life,
H4llowod by mother. or sister, or wifc
However humble the home may beJ
Or tried with sorrow by heavens decree
Tho blessing, that never were bought or sold,
Aad osntrs there, are better than gold.
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The Alledgei Hidnappins of Colored
Persona

The .Alledgei HidnaPpins of Colored
Persons.
A special dispatch to the New York
Herald from Washington, throws new
light on the rumor of the alleged abduc.
ton OF freedmen in the South and their
forcible transportation to Cuba. 1t seems
that the persons Kidnapped were slaves at
the time. The dispatch is in part as fol.
lows: -
The President sent a message to the
Senate to-day in answer to the resolution
requesting him to communicate any in
formation in the possession of the Execu-
tive in relation to the alledged kidnap,
ping of colored persons in the Southern
States for the purpose Of selling them for
slaves in Cuba or elsewhere. 1t appears
from the documents transmitted land from
i letter written by Gen. Candy, that
three .colored children were abducted
from NeY Orleans and carried to Ha
vana, or some other part Of Cuba, where
it was supposed they were at the time thu
War Department was informed of thl:
| occurrence. Secretary Seward instructed
Mr. Savage, our Consul at Havana, t
make inquiries, in order that if the chill
lren could be identified proper measures
might be adopted, with a view to thei
return to New Orleans. Gen. Canb.
says that the status OF these children q
the tine of abduction was that of slaves
md their introduction into Cubs was NJ
violation Of the laws of Spain. A lon'
correspondence follows, including a lette
from Minister Tsssara, dated February
1866, enclosing a communication froll
the Captain General of Cuba, caused b.
he alleged kidnapping and CARRYING t
hat island of free negroes from the South
4rn States to be held in slavery. lie say
Senator Sumner busted himself in tn
session of the 9th January. The Captai
General sdds that what che Senator sal
IS to Cuba is not true, and case of tn
kind cannot be made out against 8 solits
ry individual.
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Notice to Distillers.

MY thereeont Act of Legislature, persons dis
E6 tilling Spirituops Liquors from grain, arc re-
ouired to pay 20 the Commissioners of Public
Buildings, Iiccnso of Two Hundred dollars for
each still SO used.
porsous interested will please come forward and
nav the .amo. Thelaw will be enforced agsnst
all who fail to do so. BY order ofthe Board. 0
S.F. a00DE, See. and Troas. CP,B:
Jan "a
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The TuouGnr WHICH CHEERS A .DyINa
HoUR.-Said dying man in my hearing
once: My life has been failure. |
have madea fortune to leave to my rela-
tives to quarrel over when am gone, and
what is there in thst thought to cheer me
now? There is but one green spot in the
dreary waste Of a long Life, and that is
the fact that took a number Of poor
boys by the hand and aided them in be-
coming rnen. lean run mover in'my men,
ory more than dozen such, who are now
useful and honored men, both in Church
and State, whom aided and encouraged
in obtaining an education. They will dc
some good in the world, if did not. .
The tears ram down his checks as he thus
spoke and he turned himself on his bed
and gently sunk into the arms Of death
We shall never forget that scene. II
dsguerreotyped itself Upon the page o
memory, never to be efiaced.
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There is one spot where our Northern
ricnds seem to be getting enough of the
regroes. They are said to be as thick as
lack berries, black birds, blackheart cher
les, whortlcberres, Or any other dark
,bjects around Old Point Comfort, Camp
hamilton, Hampton and the whole adja-
'ent country literally swarm with them.
From Fortress Monroe to Yorktown the
whole country is camp ground Cor the
sons of Ham. Looking to the fact, per.
laps, that the pleasures of Old Point as
! bathing place of fashionable resort, may
be much diminished during the coming
summer, by the presence and participa-
ton of Cufsee in the enjoyments of the
season, the officers, soldiers. and attaches
Of that locality are said to be getting tired
Of Cuffee. They have no idea of swim
ming and wallowing in the water Of the
same bath-house with the gentlemen from
Africa. Though water, and especially y sea
sater, is a highly purifying element, yet
would seem as if it was thought there
will not be enough in Hampton Roads
and Chesapeake Bay for both whites and
blacks, when the bathing season CON-
mences.
This enormous accumulation of negroes
On the Peninsula is easily explained
Bounded Oh each side by the James and
York, two rivers abounding in fish and
pysters. the Peninsula is a garden spot
for Cufee, because he can live without
labor, on the natural products of salt
water. The country, moreover, abounds
in raccoons and opossums, varmints"
that have wonderful ,sttraction for the
negro. The scheme Of colonization in
Florida, which the Officers at the Ppint
are :ssid to have under consideration for
the negroes about Chat place, is not likely
to be palatable to Cuifee, unless the fish,
oysters, 'coons and 'possums could accom-.
pany him.
We expect our military friends az Old
Point will yet wish Cufisein better re-
gion than Florida, before they have seen
the last of him.-Richmond Times.
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a. There is o oirl in. Trov whose |

sW There is girl in Troy whose lips
are SO sweet that they stick together every
morning by the honey they distill, and
she cannot open her mouth until she has
parted her lips with silver knife. She
will be treasure toher husband, not only
ON account of her sweetness, but because
she can occasionally keep her mouth shut.
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Nov lis the Time to Subscribe,
{ sn11r eonvUMo1uo1 eoea8ED,


Having accepted tho Agency for obtaining sab
rsOriptions to the CHARLESTON COURIER,
in this Village and vicinity, and, now that tn
weekly mail communication haa been opened WITH
Charleston, Via Columbia, will be pleased to
order this valuable journal 70 any enc ds,ring to
,ubioribo. The COURIER, under its PRESENT
able msaagsment ia certainly one Of the most re-
liable nsxs, political and commercial papers in
Amorisa, and will prove most welcome visitor
in ersry family circle and counting room. .-.-.--
specimsn copie1 of the ounIER aay be
soon at the Adsersissr office. AL orders left With
me will be promptly attended to.
par Tsyms for Tri-Wsskly, one year, in ad-
vance, $s,OO;--s months, $500 Daily, one
year, $le;-si1 months, IS.
D. R. DURIsOH.
!, JAMIE 2
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State Of. South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
TDY W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgeheld District: -. ..a
Whereas, Eldrod ]. Wills has applied to
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular tho goods and ohattsls, rights ind ored-
it's Of John C.Jsnnings late Of the District afore
said, dec'd.
these are, therefore. to cits aud admoniah oil
md singular, the Kindred and creditors ofthe said
doceasod; TO hs, and appear beforc mo aeorr noxt
0rdiuarys Court fer the said District, tobe holden
st Edgeisld Court House, on the .sth day of
Inril next, to show cause, Il any, Rhy tho
.said' aduin niatratioa thonld posbe igranteds
Given under my hand aud sea shia s6th day Of
Ychinysar Of 0us Iord one thoHtand eis sht hun.
drod and sixty;six, and in the 90th year Of the
Independence Of the U1itod States Of America,
WE. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Mar27 2t Is
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.GRoVEsTEEN & CO.,
p1ANo loRaE
MANUFACTURERS, 4
zC- .5
499 BRO ADwAY,; :; ;
NEW YORK.

THE attention of tho Public and the tradsis.
invited to our NEW SCALE OCTAVE ROSE:
WOOD PIANO FORTBs, which for volume and
purity of t0na are untiIaliod by any hitherto Of
f.red in this market. They contain all tho mod
ern Improvements, Fronch Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frame, o,sr-Struns Ba,r, &c., and
each instrument being made under tho personal
supervision of Mr.. ]. H. GRovEsTrsx, who has
hsd practical experience of ov0r IS years in
their manufacture, is fully warranted in every
particular.
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes !"
received the award of merit
over all others at the celebra-
ted Worlds Fair.
Whore wsre exhibited instruments from the basi
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadel.
phia, Baltimore, BOston and New York; and-alsO
at the American Institute for ave successive
years, the gold and silver medals frem both OF
which can ba seen at our wars-room.
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a still mors perfect Piano Forte, and by manu-
featuring largely, with strictly cash system,
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FOR SALE. OR TO. LET
final Notice.

rFyHE CREDITORS OF THOMAS PITTS,
( decd, urc notified that final settlement
will be hsd ON his Estate, in the 0rdinarys Office
for Eigedclo District, on the 2Sth MAY NEXT:
All persons having demands against tho said
Estate must pr esont them according to- law on or
bcfuro that day, otherwise they win be excluded
from payment. THQMAS 3, 1oNEs, 80,
Fab 2R 3m
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ns- A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE
DOLLAR BY PURCHASING A SEALs
ED ENVELOPE FOR rs Cts.
w- Five soaled Envelopes will be sent for el.o0; {;
Eleven for $s.d0 Thirty for $500 Sxtyaye for aOnG;
One Hundred for $500. AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE
Our patrons arc desrod to send United slales money
when II 10 convenient Long letters are unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
case be.accompsned by the CASH, with the name OF the
person sending and Town, County and State plainly
written. Letters should be addressed 10 the Managers
as follows:
GOODWIN HUNT q CO.,
BOX570S Post Office, New York.
asEeh.Gs. ,.:-. !: 2ra ~. ...,sst:!s
t;l.I!o Farmers an G. PLANTERS
,sfAtas Id tdsi MARI sbf shsrire1sse, Of GOT,
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g. E;'BoYEa5.
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Notice..

III, nersous.indsbted to the Estate of FELIX
~ Il. BODIE, decd, arc earnestly requested
:, mako immoliato payment, and those having
demands against said estate are required to pre-
sent tholn forthwith, properly st!e,tOd according
=. lao ARIEL ABLE. Ap,r,
:, =, 49,. t.iK. B0DIE.
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THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

THE EURElAA GlF Il AS6OClATlON
would call attention to the fact Of It's being the orIgna
anil Larged Gin Association in the country. We ere
therefore enabled to send FINER GOoDs, and give better
sbancca to ob2in the rd!aub< prices than any
other establishment Of the kind The busneIs contin-
snd large and greatly increasing trade s proof that
our patrons appreciate this method Of obtaining rchl
and elegant goods.
During tho past ycsr this Association has sent very
arr. number Of valuable prizes TO all parts OF the
try Thote who patronize us will receive The full value
nj their money az no article list Is worth less
than One Dollar, retail, and th,re arc no blanks.
Parei dealing with Us may depend on having prompt
yeturns aud the article drawn will be Immediately seLt
10 ,ny address BY return mail or e1press
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
nrzes from the Eureka Association, and have kindly
allowed the use OF their names, many other names
might be published were We permitted:
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, ,Philadelpha, Penn,
Oil Painting value, 3On; Jamss llnrgrave, SCI Broad
Barrett Marshall Co., Kansas, Aelodeon value 5000
Patrick J. Byrne,, Waterbury, c., Gold Watch Salue,
ala5: F. Shaw, a3I East 2ith Street New York Plano,
value 1891 Mrs ChaI j. Nerls, Elmra N. T., Cluster
Diamond Ring, value, 5000: AIrh X. Penuoyer, City
Hotel, Nashville, Tsnn Melodeon, ralue $l25; Oscar
u. Alien, Co. b. 1I3d Reg. Ind ros Nashville, Tonn.,
watch. Talue, SIS; Rowland g. Patterson, Co. D. 10Th
Abbey ]. PsrsonI. Springfield. Aass, Meodeon, value,
sI5D: James L. Dexter City Surveyor Syracuse H. y.
Gold itch value 3l5D Mrs. James Ely, III Wooster
St. cor Blocker, y. Y. Oil Painting. value al0o; Mrs
J. e. Coles Grand Rapids Michigan, Silver Castor value,
40: Dr. J. r. Sinclair No. Nam 81, Utica, N. Y,
Framed Engraving, value SIS; Hon. Luther Detmoll,
Washington, d. c. OIL Painting, value 500.
Iotters from various parties throughout tho country
acknowledge the receipt Of very Valuable gifs, may
Ian .a an nm Ala n orr Office,
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Prices
Large Wringer, "A'' 81, ,0Gl
Medium 1s "H0 1000
Doty's Washer, Family Size, 1900
sc ts Hotel 1900

Merchant, or good canvas,ers can make money
rapidly selling them in every town Exclusive
sale guaranteed and liberal terms given to res
ponsible parties who 6rstapply Descriptive Cir
oular .and'terms sent frees -. -.
= Thecslsbratod DorY'S CLOTHES WASHER;
which has just taken tho frst premium at tho
great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold
BY the undersigned.
g ls. G. BROWNING,
GENERAL AGENT,
No. a4z Broadway New York.
Fob II as lem 3
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Dee 8

VyHIS WRINGER has again taken the FIRST
II PREMIUM in the Great Fsir Of the amsri.
can Ipstitute-it has also taken tho FIRST PRE-
MUM ut tho State Fairs Of New York, Vermont
Psnnsylvaaia, Ohio, Michigas, IHdiana, illinois,
Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Vslloy Fair, Champlsin Valley Fair, and ut most
of the County and Institute Fairs throughout the
country.
Over zoo, 500 have been sold and are now in
uss in the United States, aud ee nersr h'ard of
eve thst iras not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior To al othor
wringerr, in having large rolls Of ,olid India
Rubber, SO protected by aIong coowHfELs hat
they cannot slip or break loose JroR III. shaft las
strong wood frame cannot be broken, and does
nat rgst or soiI the clothes. Every Universal
Wringsr 10 WARRANTED.
We select {. few testimonials from persons
widely known 10 the public, who speak from ss-
tual experience, and are above suspicion Nof mis-
statement.
"My family would as soon give up tho cooking
stove A. tho CLOTHES WRlSGSR. It cannot be too
highly recon mnendsd.-[Solin Robinson.
"This is the 6rst Wrinser have found that
would stand the service required Of it'll. =.
Huggius, Lovejoy' Hotel. -
--e-
eve think the Machine yucH MORE THAN PAYS
Yon lrrsEIP EVERY TEAR IN THE SAVING op Ar
usxrs. We think it important the wringer should
be 6ttod With CoGs."-[orsnge Judd, Editor ef
American Agriculturi.t.
4 ar heartily commend il to econohists Of time,
money ana enten,Hsnt"-aaThe Rey. DR.. Bel
lows.
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s ar heartily commend it to economists Of time,
money ana centenlnsnt"-aarhe Roy. DR.. Bel
lows.
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"fhis is the Srst Wrinser I have found that
would stand the service required Of it'll. p.
Huggins, Lovejoy's Hotel.
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"My family would as soon give. up tho cooking
stove a. tho CLOTHES WRlSGSR. It cannot be too
highly roe som mmsndsd.-[Solin Robinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

Lorpos Dee cs-Arr Mary Troop Pickles, Boston.
CID 18th, Kathleen, Roberts, philadelphia .
York. b .tt--
MksssA Dec is-Arr Ann Elizabeth, Norgraye, Trieste.
MALTA, Dec 20-sld sacramento, Hussey, sicily;
NARsEILEs, Dee 23-sld Meridian, HIM, Nfork -
MADRAS Nov Thu port Coromandci, spence and Harry
Warren, Atwood, for Calcutta.
MANILA, Nov 2-sld Lancashire. Hazard San francsco.
MoSrEviDro, Nov ly-Arr bark Cnttna, Frankfort, Ne
MATAsxAs, Dec p-Arr brgs Houston, French Bangor
Anna Jordan, Parker Portland; Lydia Cole lbr sap
Nlok Sid Sth bark Aberdeen Cochran, Nfork Jan
q, brig Executive, Gorhann, Savannah.
blya for Holland,
r,s.sc, Nov io-sld ship Magnet, KING, Boston
PoRr Au PmNcR, Dec :lln port bark Wilhelnine, Just
nrr brgs Henry Louise Potter for Nfork; Torrent Tor
sIaScnIr, Nov Elm port ships John Gushing. swap
rNNork ldg Queen OF the North rl, Crcmbie. fod DO
do Memento Br for do Do barks Sea snake BIZ fop
Oscar DAM Thomson, for do, dg Geo Becker Meek
Behnke. for do do, and others.
Arr al do Nov 4, Jeane Morehouse San Francisco and
Honolulu Sid Nov 1, flatwcrth Thomss Yokohama. 10
load for Nyork; ID W s-yburn, Armstrong, NagAsaki
SINGAPORE, Nov A-Arr Hatnln Wheelwright, Hong
Kong; 18th Sardinia Nelson, RangooD 18th Eagle
Loyet Hong Kong; 18th, X II Tucker CLARK. sid 9th,
Eureka Hale Calcutta; 18th, Aureola, Bearse Amherst
sr JoEs, NIB, Jan ll--Cid schr Naviia SYork
Tsxrt, Dec 5-Arr Agra, Evans, Sourabaya.
WnAsPoA, Nov HIN port ships TaNioe, Martini Both
well Castle Br), Thyme aud Midnight Crosby Nyork
ldg: bark Starr King, Smith, for do DO
YOKOHAMA. Oct sl-In port Samuel Russell, Luce, for
Hong Kong; Philip J. Mckenzie, for shanghae.