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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

A G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Willoaghby, O, July 10th, 1866.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

49, - kcA ~ y - 49, III" LA 49,
OfIsHstesdy aod arm. We quote:
Blnseed rnw--u 959- Neatslost -A1 e5
do bOird 2 ea@- Whsle, Y. B--n 20
0Arbon----- 6g-E Elephant, ". B. I 70
Bank--.--- al so strAitS.-- ----ls IS
Dried ApplesHoaiet. Held ct 1T9lso and
pay for packages. ~
Dried PsaehesEFfrm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, Csc; quarters, Isc. 8
POtatoes-New in good demand at 5000
so per bbf@0d neglected. 1899
Lake Ftsh-In god demand and hm.-
No. 1 Whit@dsh sS,5 per haif bbli No. Do $500
Picksrsl Eo.s1, sao9s,z5 Trout SI,25i Her
ring large, t4,s0s HUWFH -
Heens-PTime white scarce and hFn At S2.25
per bu good 81, 100. Us rs 7
Hay-In fair demand. Selling at sIo,ep@l2s0O.
for loose from teams; sls,cO91s.so for PRESSED
sEeathers-Prims I've ssas held ats59socsn
: B~alt-F1rms Eslda q s2,B 1ofEaas AID $3.50
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had executed the win with the proper formaities
Whatever tue pIobabiInes, II they beheved the WIT
nesses TO the will this mad been DONE But as bear
ing their credibiity, the jury might inquire into
the probabilities and the relations between them
b, en- N bieary marriage made before any person
o. which, cave a certificate, though such person
were not magistrate or minister, uficient ey-
Gehce of the marriage.
1.-Two persons agreed together privately to become
husband and wire, and that tho agreement fol-
Iowco bv c0habitation and the holding forth to the
world Of the parties by each other as husband and
WIFE, hat was marriage tor all purposes except IN
t'lals for blgnmy and GRIM con II they thought It
Necessary to dete mine that fact, they must follow
these rules But for the purposes Of this il
not necessary to determine whether she were his wife
or not.
A man has the right TO disnose of his property as
he pleases as against ali the world but his creditors
III 1t was his will, the jury court had no business
with their prejndices against such relations. Her
position towards the defendant, 1t had been shown
by some witnesses, that afIectionate intimacy
other witnesses made 1T out not qui so anechonate
these matters only bear on the question as proba.
ltwas enough If the signature alone was his; but
IN this case the body Of the viii sworn TO have
been written by him, and If the witnesses had
sworn tEsey on that, OF course they not 60 bo
tehevtd in ot1er respects hey would, therefore,
take the whole Will INTO account in deciding
hs to the declaration of Mrs Hirsch, as testiiedo
oAfhe other sde contrary to her present testimony
he would warn the jury THAI unles, dec aratons
were thoroughly understood at the time, accurately
remt mber d and correctly repeated. they were not
OF importance. Even though she made such decla-
railons II did not follow that The will not made
1t only went TO her cTedibtitY He called attention
10 the fact that the for gery If committed must nave
been commtt6d before the day OF the funeral as the
remainder of the sheet of paper on which it was
written was found the day after.
That the plaintiff herseiwas not CHARGED with being
party to the forgery and tnat the jury might take
into consideration the probability OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hirsch committing forgery entirely for the benefit
Of third party or at most depending on the gTati-
tuCe of such third party
The jury having been out about hour, the Court
directed sealed verdict for this morning
Mr.. Conable for plaintiff; hr. Fullerton and Mr.,
Rocker for defendaRt.-N. Y. Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA Trade Report.

THURSDAY, March 1.-The Flour Market is un-
settled, and prices take wide range, according to
quality and exigencies Sales of 2S0o bbls., chiefly
Northwestern extra family, at S899'25, including
1000 bbls Cumberland Valley at SO; 400 bbls. on
secret terms; and 100 bbls. good extra at $s. The
retailers and bakers purchase within the range of $6
for common superfue, up ITO S13 for fancy brands,
according to quality. In Rye Flour very little
dong. We quote at S475. Prices of Corn Meal
are nominal
lhe Wheat Market is almost at O stand, and the
only sales reported were few small lots of good and
pnIne red at $20092 26; white ranges from So 25 10
$3.50 Rye continues very dull and cannot be quoted
over Soc at which 1000 bushels Pennsylvania were
taken. There very little Corn offered, and It Is IN
demand at advance; sales OF yellow, afoat, Zoe
and in store at 72e Oats steady at the advance
noted yesterday; small sales at 4Sc Nothing doing
IN Barley OF Malt. Cloyerseed ia in better demand,
with sales of 600 bushels good and prime at S60p65O
Nothing worthy of notice doing In Timothy. Flax:
seed meets with fair demand at an advances small
sales at $2'S56I3
Whisky is more inquired after sales of 100 barrels
of Pennsylvania and Ohio at 81 2od2 BJ 3OO barrels
IN bond at 80 cents
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philadelnhin Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, March l.-Beer Cattle are in fair de-
mand this week, but prices unsettled, and rather
lower HOO head sold at from 159l6 cents for first
quality Pennsylvania and Western; 13943 cents
tor air to good; and 1O912 cents % H. for common,
as to quality
Inc following the particulars of the sales;-
60 head Martin Fuller g. Co., Lancaster CO., 13egl5
80 " B. 4. McFen, Chester county, l2dl6.
80 West Schearer & Co., Western, 12ogl6
80 3" Il S. McFien, Lancaster county, 14dl5.
55 j. S. Kirk Lancaster county, 14@16.
70 p. Hathaway, Lancaster county, 13Gl5.
26 M. Carson Chester county, l2QQl6
100 James McFillen, Jr., Western 14Gl6.
1l0 Ulman & BOchman. Western, 140l5.
16 Owen smith, Chester county, 12C@lA.
10 Z" Christie s. Wioey, Chester county, 1ofQl4
80 A. j. Christie, Lancaster county, 14Gl5
Hogs-Prices are rather lower; 1900 head sold at
the different yards, at trom $l2 6O@l4 90 ths 100
pounds, net as 10 quality
Cows are also lower; about so head SOLD at from
$50 70 $50 for sprinRers; and S5Oasg 90 head Tor
Sheep continue IN fair demand at about former
rates. 5000 head arrived and sold at from 6d7lc. y
pound, gross the latter rare for extra fat sheep.
Ihursday will hereafter DO the mRrhet DAY.
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Billiards.

THE PENNSYLVANIA CHAMPIONSHIP.
Mr.. Robert L. Ryall, who came out second in
the recent tournament for the championship of
Pennsylvania, has challenged the winner, Mr.
g. j. Plunkett. TO play him for the champion
ship. The game, 1900 points up, caroms Is ex-
pected to come off in March at Concert or Mpsi-
cal Fund Hall, and will be a very interesting
contest as both players have proved themselves
to be GUESTS OF no ordinary ability.
THE MEMPHIS ToURNAMENT-GAME BETWEEN ROB-
ERTs AND KAvANAGH
A tournament at billiards has lately been held
at Memphis, Tennessee, and was the occasion of
some fine play, The first prize ($500) was won
by Melvin Foster, of New York, who lost but
one game during the tournament; the second
fell to Fred Myers ($300), OF Memphis, who
displayed some excellent play: and tho third
($200), to William Brown. of Nashville.
The play was brought to close on the 22d OF
February by game of one thousand points up,
carom, push shot barred between Mr. Roberts,
the English champion, and MIR. Kavanagh, In
which the former was the victor on his sixtieth
innings by twelve points, KaYanagh, very pro-
badly, purposely allowing himself TO be beaten,
as he can make a far better average than he did
in this game, viz, l6s. Roberts highest run was
12l; Kavanaeh's, l0l.
ROBERTS BEATEN AT THE FRENCH GAME.
A French arom game of twenty-five points
was played at Memphis, on the goth, between
Roberts, the English champion, and Marvin
Foster, which was won by Foster, by fifteen
points, In eight innings. Such short game can
OF course afford no test OF the relative strength
OF the players.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Mass Meeting t0ISustain CORgress-NeWs
from Havana, Etc.

Mass Meeting t0ISustatn CORgrsss-NeWs
from Havana, Etc.
Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
BALTIMoRE, March 1.-The mass meeting at
the Front Street Theatre tonight, to sustain
Congress and the policy of the Union party,
promises to have large attendance.
The steamer Cuba has arrived from Havana.
Havana is healthy. The prices of fruits are high.
The Great Southern Fair, to commence in Bal
timore on the I'd of April, attracts much atten-
tioI. An indiscreetness in its management is
already apparent in ostraczing the american
newspaper in their advertising patronage, be-
cause Of said journals Union politics.
The MethodisU Episcopal Annual Conference is
now in session here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kcan arrived at Bar
NUNS last night, with thirty-six trunks.
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The Latest Commercial News.
Etc, Etc., Etc.. EsGo.o

HALIFAX, March 1.-The royal mail steamship
asia has arrived at this port.
The steamers Kangaroo and Pennsylvania ar
rived out on the 10th.
The steamers Hstenia and Glasgow arrived
out on the 10th, and the Jana on the 18th.
The Royal assent has been given to the bill
suspending the habeas corpus in ireland.
Upwards of hundred arrests were made in
Dublin on the 18th, principally strangers.
Among others, Colonel John VIM. Byron, of
the Federal army More arrests were expected.
1t is reported that the Emperor Of Austria was
willing 10 furnish Macmillan any troops that he
required on condition that they be incorporated
in the Mexican army and their expenses paid.
Diplomatic relations have entirely ceased be-
tween Russia and the Papal Court.
The urgent haste in the pas age of the bill re-
pealing the habeas corpus in Ireland was owing
to the reported departure of Fenian priVatear
from America, which since has been known here
as hoax-the story applying even by name to
the steamer Cuba, now running between Balti-
more and New Orleans.
Comm eRciaI Intelligence.
Cotton has partially declined ID on the week for
American. The "ales OF the week amount to 56 600
bales, and the sales Friday to 10000 bales, the
agket closing steady.
Cotton-Ihe market on Saturday was frmer but
unchanged Midullng Uplands l99l9tc; sa es OF
10600 bales.
BreadstufIs quiet but steady.
Provitlons steady, except Bacon and Lard which
are easier.
Breadstufs steady except Corn, which is easier.
Provisions firm.
IoNDoN, February 17-Consos, S7J6DS73; Five.
twentles, 6Sl9eSB; Ere Railroad, $685.; Illinois
Central, 76b.
FYs.twentles, 6SG6sli Illinois Central, 76f; Eres,
523d53
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
12S9 600.
The details of the commercial news report by the
Asia, show ADVANCE oil 2s. 6dCG5'. on Beef and 9
decline OF Is each on Bacon and Lard.
marine Intelligence.
arrived fir ON New York. Ricardo at Gravesend
Victoriu, at Algoa; Washington, at davre; Le11is
can, at Liverpool.
From New Orleans-WiId RoUer at Liverpool.
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AMERICAN MUNIFICENCE.
Mr. Peabody and the London POOr-The
American Banher's Last Gift-One-
Twentieth Part of the Hudson Bay
Territory BESTOWED Upon the Poor of
Landau.


Territory Bestowed Upon the Poor of
London.
The following correspondence, in which Mr.
Peabody, the American banker, supplements
his first gift of $3.50, 900 to the London poor, by
another beneiactiOn Of the probable value Of
5000 600 has been published
LONDON, January 20, 1866.
'When made donation of G160,00O tor the
benefit of the poor of London in March, 1862, IL
was my intention, II my lite was spared until
my retirement from business, and Providence
continued me in prosperity, to place in your
hands, as trustees of the charity, further gift
for the same object. The time has now arrived;
but, before entering upon the subject OF the
second donation, allow me 20 say few words
relative TO the course you have pursued with
regard TO the first.
''Wth regard TO- oAthis my second gift it is my
desire that IN the appointment OF future trustees
the same rules may be continued as adopted for
the first; and that the Z. ). Minister at the
Court OF st. James for the time being shall al
ways be one OF them.
~ now propose, as soon SIS a deed can be pre-
pared by your solicitor, to fully and legally
meet the views and directions which shall state
herein, 10 transfer into yoUr,names 5000 fully
paid-up shares OF stock in the Hudson's Bay
Company of f20 each, amounting 10 tlOO,OOO
and representing onetwentieth part of that vast
territory. 1t n my desire that all dividends, as
they tal due aud are collected, shall be at once
invested IN shares OF the company until the mar,
ket value OF tue capital and invested accrued
dividends reaches the sum of fI20,000, which 1t
IS my impression may be within two or three
years; but should / be mistaken In this anticI-
patton and should the market value OF the en-
tire shares, including those acquired by the re-
investment of dividends, be less than fI00 900 at
the expiration of two years from this date, will
at that time either make up the deficiency or
take the shares, paying for them fl00,00 In
cash. as the trustees may think best for the in
terest of the fund; and in theeyent ofmy death
before that time, my executors will be duly
authorized and directed to fnhl this engage
ment
VShould the shares be taken byme for fl00, 900,
or said TO others az the limit stated above, de-
sire Aat the proceeds shall be Invested in safe
secuntes including interest accruing on the
same up to the LIST OF July, 1869, when you or
your successors will consider all restrictions
regarding sales at an end.
''The delay thus caused in appropriating this
gift to the charity viii, think, act beneheialyi
by enabling you FIRST, 10 expend the f7h, 900 now
remaining on hand OF the former donation,
thereby testing byfirther experience the Wis
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TIE RLUsINe WILL oAsE-LAw OF HUSBAND AND
WIFE.

In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Justice Fos-
ter yesterday, the OF Regina Kaufman against
Chares Breusing, ct al I, was continued. This case
wmch has been three days on trial, was summed up
by counsel and given to the jury. The case, as be:
tore tied, out Of will which was offered
for probate leaving to Regina auIman, the defend
ants wife mistress, ali tho property he died pos
sessed Of
The will was contested by his personal representa-
tive the grouno that IL was q forgery being un-
like his handwriting and con aiming errors which
no well edncated would MAKE. In Iebuttal the
plaintiff gave evidence to show the very aiechonate
relations between the deceased and plainLiH that he
regarded ana treated her as his vile, that he showed
great anxiety about her during her absence in
Europe down TO the last moment OF her life and
that he stated TO others that he had devised his pro-
perty TO her. The case was summed up yesterday.
The judge In charging the jury told them that the
ohiet question In this whether the decedent
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THE WASHINGTON DRspATcH.

WASHINGTON, February 2S.-0fioal news from
FL Paso, the seat of the National Government of
Mexico, has been received here up to the I'd
instant. The French column, which had started
from chihuahua to FL Paso, returned TO Chihua-
hua, and it was understood that all the French
troops at the city of chihuahua were about leav-
ing that 5tate, of which they hold only the
capital.-N. Y. herald.
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NTarIxefs Igy TeIegraph.

NEw YORK March 1.-Cott0n dul and dropping;
sales OF mddlings at 48c. Flour closed with an ad,
ysneing tendency, snd Is DC to 100 better " geO
W estern Sc 75l8 2S; Southern frmer, 800 bbls sold
al S8 806p15'50 Canada 5Ql0c better; 350 bbls sold
at S7'70(a1l 90. Wheat advancing, but quiet. Corn
dull. Beef quiet Pork heavy. Lard ouet at Hg
171c. Whisky steady.
NEW YORK March Stocks are steady. CHICAGO
and Rock Island, 1861; Cumberland preferred, 45S !;
Illinois Central, 1164; Michigan Southern 70a Ne v
York Central, 90; Reading 99i; Hudson River. 1881;
Canton Co, AL Erie, S5ai Western Union. 6ll;
do 1064 103 fenfortes fex-interestl 903i Treasury
81Oa, 99la99sj One year certificates, 95li Gold,
1885,.
The Legislature of West Virginia has passed
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO February 2s.-The steamer
st. Louis sailed for Panama to-day, with
SlsO 7l5 in treasure, of which $3s9,s37 are for
New York.
The leading mining stocks are still improving.
Savage, S9l6; Chollar Potosi, 1866; Imperial,
S1l7; Crown Point, 5000; Alpha, $685. Yellow
Jacket, $3.50; Hale 4 Norcross, $ll5O.
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AnfYal of the s.CitY of ManchesLeT.o

NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer Oity Of
Manchester, from Liverpool on the 9th instant,
arrived at this port to-day. Her advices have
been anticipated.
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End of Diplomatic Relations Between
the Pope and the Czar.
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The Legislature of West Virginia has passed
a registry law.
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Notary Public, New iork CITY ana county.
Since report OF this case appeared in yesterdays
papers, plaintiffs counsel has received large num-
bor of letters In reference 70 the Map alludeo
the latter affidavit, from parties who subscribed for
such q Map, two or three years ago, and have not
received 1t. The judge stll has the under con-
sideratIon.-Nea1 York Tribune.
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THIRD EDITION

Great Excitement and Nu-
merous Arrests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE il. 1865.

CuR JOB OFFIcE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
me type presses, material and entire fixtures
hra new, hayHg just been received from the foun.
dries ana machine shops Of Conner 4 Sons, G. p,
Gordon ana R. Hoe y CO., of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exceeded in the
S0utA. we have connected with this department
one nf the best ruling machines ever brought
Esuth, and can turn out all descriptions Of job
wssrl, ruled, lettefed and bound, at the shortest
NOtlce id the most worktnanslike manner andupon
Eaosh reasonable terms.is5 NJ \. IA i+ss
In addition to q corps of experienced printers
we have secured the services in this departments
aIg. IVA W. Bfisbin and Mr.. Charles M. CLARK, sc
fayofably known as job printers previous 70 thewar
under the firm of Clark 8 Bfisbin,5 Their friends
nad ours viii bear this in mind and send in theil
Nefsers
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9 approximation prizes OF $1,000 each for the nnere
naming units of the same ten OF the number - ,,,
drawing the Sl0OOOO prize are. :.,.;...,...., SgWu
Q approximation prizes Of S6OO each for the nine re-
d rs@nss t ln ss g n prize sss zen "lD 500
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
d ra%inss a tbe s no pras fon
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
d aRfns the qa's si6 Il Sp NJ are ] 200
9 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
draWings t Re S. go ' PTizs are 22
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
naming unitH Of the same ten OF the number , .
drawing the $3.50 prize ti8g
30 approximation prizes 500 each tor the nine re-
drawing the $1,000 prises are ...........-.. 27OM
635 prizes amounting to- 1882 5g
Whole tickets, s2l; Halves SIP Quarters 50, Eighth
50; SiXteenths, 81 So
Tickets sold aud prizes cashed by
OHAS 4. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
No. 40 Camp street, OF
Lock Boz G92 Post Office, New OTeanE
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ADVENTuRoUs.--An eastern paper says: "The
ship Red Jacket, which arrived at New Bedford
Friday afternoon, made the passage from Homo
lulu in one hundred days. She commenced leaking
when FIVE days out from Honolulu, and the pumps
have been kept in constant motion ever since, dis
charging water at the rate of one hundred thous
and gallons per day. windmill was rugged up
by the captain, which rendered the crew valuable
aid in working the pumps. Capt. James S. Dill
bingham, of Chelsea, who commanded her on the
voyage, has led an adventurous life for the last
few years. In 1860 he brought the ship Nabob, of
Boston, into port, sftera voyage Of ten thousand
miles most Of the way under temporary rigging.
He served a year in the navy, and afterward,
while in command "a the clipper ship Snow Squat,
was wrecked in the Straits of Lemair. He pro-
cured another vessel, which was burnt by the
pirate Florida, and he reached Baltimore on a
Portuguese brig He had proved himself so eana-
Bile, however, that the owners of the new ship Red
jacket placed him in command of her. He took
out a cargo to the Sandwich Islands last summer,
and by good seamanship has managed 10 arrive
home safely"
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The expense a Kiln Right is within the reach Of
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1t to dry out Lumber than haul it
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NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber comes from the steam ready be worked i'm
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The cost of changnga Dry Air Kiln into Steam
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often saved in year by this procees.
No need of keeping large stocks of lumber hand 1t costs
less dry by this process than interest on theprice while
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Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Of Planning Machines Mills
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| common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
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Tha Quebec Morning oaroniale has 80 follov,n,

4he Quebec Morning enroniale has the following
VII the ladies eounteHaGee the inuovation's
Daring yesterday drenehihg rain e NAV gen,ls
man having on an India rubber o4efc0ss ia slEsyt
Of which, az the lower edge was expanded bv
by the ladies on the first iuFodUatiqa II boons
We readily venture TO admit this trespass "a the
aaaieal department, inasmueh as it affords eaual
pe0teetion to the lower limbs, as does the umbreua
event Of high winds We venture further to pre-
diet shat ths amount Of comfort deriyabe from ihs
simple e0ntFiyance will insnreits general adoption
3gsT So.-An editor, reading ia another paper
taat there is tobacco which, if man smokes O.
shows vii make him forget that he owes a shil
ling in the world, innoeentIy concludes that mdnl
Of hia Subscribers have been furnished with tho
seme article.
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A man advertised for Competent persons to
undertake the sale of a new medicine" and adds
that lit will be profitable to the undertaken - No
doubt of it.