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FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Coprerhcsd G1thertnE-1a~ Eumbesx
Character and Want u Ensh n,tzAau
-Sptrches bY the CnteSr1ucd-noua-
ing Eulon n1eeliux-<seuerNl Political
1te1nn-Gnfuundcd Cholera kepoktt
Etc.
Especial Des1a.ea 10 Chicago 1ftbrse-l
lxplAxArosla, Jrct T.
The Coppesheads have made <x1ensive arzznSe-
u,entx fos their meeting TONIGHT. tn Goveoos'A
tlrcte- Gtn. Andy nurnpnsryt- the non oa The
liberty eou.p.raiosr and 4 pumttz " oia.r 1e RI
lsrh&. have arrived. and Ire reported to se bs1nn
full 10 bursting. With 1ors pent up malice. Cor.
Noftou's is,e e1potssiou Ct the Coppe5head brood
htr moi tuecteoed their se1ape1E xny. taad q
1opstc II DOW ptrxnbnhtirg tho ttrrcts il srsu!-
surr wHrun. calling out The tnie77i6rd- The raxn-
ascss ui TIE concern tscppeo sne tsa0E peznucf13
sd 1unonpced II ~ 4 <uu+e1sn1Te Et.es uaerftuE
tn their poster. The e5eakets t&a1sd oa.stsss 1f
lr dsspt1ied w,th thc ceptarrd trtti stiIe tcsra
hx. yos etan aeetpsea Up 10 sn= 1sst,eni %tiisnt.
, 1866-06-23

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, 1866-06-23
Every Mother who IKeEard~ ttae Life

ana hes:sh u ter CHILD. tbenll I.o+.e-. MIS-.
W!AsiU"' SOOTHING SYRUP. II !. ~ old
sLd veil md Fr7ocdy. It 1elleses the enid from
pafu, sut.Gns tia <rn.. rcupoe* tnaamEiaa, cutca
Wind colior~ rerulzrs the ttotnae1 4nd bowels and
l5 grin: tett md btajth 10 The th1id- comforts
tne 1pe,ia1. u1ic... - ue1 .trert. :ex Yo5..,
ana lis u.:h Hclbosr, London. Ensl.at- C-u
, 1866-06-23

Special Caution. - .7rA. V9n%1oxT%a
eooti,t syrup has heCont - pb21ixr TINT .xu
psftep have put out Articles eAl1iu: 1h1a Aft-
Wintlou's- f1a>c take notice ,nat TIC NT'. Nsnt
lox Of The Soothto. SyEup Il not to7ca-:e1 ~zth
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, 1866-06-23

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, 1866-06-23

We Were fer = long tltnA unbeItrrer~ In
tic tit1uts OF Daey'e Martial pAsu Extractor. ozt
nertr had csu+e 10 fexret IT, t.cesu-e bare foand
II u1ll co wbat IL gso ts+es 10 eufe: I1ru. Pix.
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, 1866-06-23

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tic thai lhtt viii do 20. IT Will tF IxcetrAsy 1of
Tie majority 70 take the rnosusng trains 10 fraea
lone b4dore Aondsy. 1he1 wa11 pfp aably 50 onl
II ten o'clock this H. N.
, 1866-06-23

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, 1866-06-23

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, 1866-06-23

FOR SALE-A good saddle horse
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, 1866-06-23

GROCERIES, CROchERf. CI-
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, 1866-06-23

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, 1866-06-23
Ecdl EStdff-Gitp.

EOR S!ALE-Hou=es OF leased
l. IasA- Oo< DC M,rr.e stzrek. tt..a1- o. oc Wtss
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, 1866-06-23

To Wool tsTrxEcra and FAnm-rs--
j. H. m important fscs Aod one Of tpHa] tn'e1rsi
20 Wool G1oAe1s4 ihAt they ezn Ito bic theaf p-oat
OF their rairr os Wool By conses1suF u teto knit
Hoots by the rse OF IAnb"s Knitting 4s1atne- Il
knits pair Of etocktrra crrfcsr ia sssf ~ hoaf.
tcsldes knitting Over twenty 6ldcx@ t'.iGcs 81
hppaFra. fof CIRCULAR and skmp}e fftl1uuE. Ad-
strerf. Chicsru illlsxas. bx11
, 1866-06-23

Tor SALE-A family carriage,
L. sfasnst c-v. VIII se1t sou ores1us~ Ass. !
.fta az ua:easc hncseA Apot5 :. IL aad II s.asa
HxKk nh
, 1866-06-23

Tor SALE-.an A No. Ice
u C<rsG SA1oc1 aaa C4-rss-11-nesJ Store a3 c1xsk
ses.xE- Fl1te<es co72iet- aEd ts1n k-o hu ktas1s
Arpif 70 +. - 4 e. IT, 81 AHFS&l1, E3pu II Fuller
ton H.c&k. 81 pe1rnnfa stsHet- tEn
, 1866-06-23

s1RAwhERuT Exn1n1z1oS.-An exhibition OF
ruth auo hoMess willie held II the rooms of The
1TcsF1t fdsMr, No 1.e Lake ttsect. this daY con-
neocang Al eleven o'clock. Admission ftre
, 1866-06-23

TOR SALE-tiye new Cottages,
L w@A cepA lofA. erEvsc3r.. 70 kaxss e2-s- fxscK
1.re- ra-A. t+.=s, Ealhk- 6EDaSoS + tb-
So IL CE3Enx< CT CsEa<srx hssx
, 1866-06-23

4nrr ir~ Bn4re, watr7 ssno,e9% md f,1.e1t. $ee
Cream Fftxz7r. rAthtne Tuhs. VIE Dish t:os<Ts
uhosc4ale and 1rtxit, II UAIzox = co.,. - LaA3
atfeet. }EIh4& stHsNTF
, 1866-06-23

FOR SALE-A good chance for
L Aran WITH all usfsas 70 buy ous = good p4y-
Ex kc>r-ss. 3lou1f - capital repaired u ak
E<1suc ~ sxtttaI. QxaG zut1S EaAt- ". Il SttNE-
soy, Eo1N =. Nktropat1114a B4oek- h:o1
, 1866-06-23

FOR SALE-IIotsl-The Fu1ni-
l. HG~ a.d lease of 3oss3 WITH 1ue soo0s- II this
r:zy. eaniy .e<aixst 1oanx x.sa oo~tntsA Aad sey
<rMcnEz8ktvG- ETtee trEA c1s-hA@T G7Sa dow. The
h4tk.re ne EzA1e OCT ~ the oause- This mar be
so1steztd the cheapest ha<ef property ever o6efcd =
xhs2 c:1E- I1Er.fr oI f. JAXksQSs 81 WAAntE xfQ3
kI7tSf. H.
, 1866-06-23

For $ALE-A peat cottage house
L ac3 t3k u b. q. H1& ktexxteE ar.ev<- 2e1s
Ee.szv. ~. etcs< ~ I-tus+ Fa-k F17ex eaAa-
Asstf C. LIZ pfIGt,ts. e ~ L. MCCk1EA. 3t-1e
~ EAS,1N
, 1866-06-23

FOR SALE-Yferrhandise, store
oqper aE9 to scte1 inyo tne EstcaaeUr eesas.s IN
or bess :seassoss T. ne Ssass VIII sen ne
T. u cuyratsA bo<1sE IL F1Ytou- III, toEttnef With
1zge. b. th stex at dfv ros3* md kt-ral r1tteosc-
cl~e- Lk~EIs- Enncr Improved eazu. Of % fc<es-
= - ss1 EIas sseE tpa<ssey. G: ~ Tefs
taif tash- hAl&eee eas3 1re- C1i1 m pertor Or
1..GtEsA :" - r. q. Bot -. Paxton. H. ZsS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21
ProspeetiVe-Next Presidential Election


Prospective N ext Presidential Election.
The New York World looking at the pos
gibiljties attendant upon the next presiden-
tial election, and the result Of the policy Of
tho radicals, says
The radicals to be sure, even if they
carry every Northern election, can only keep
the Southern Representatives out of Con
gress But the President can not regard
their exclusion as a small evil To say moth
ing about its injustice and its gross violation
Of the Constitution against which he has so
often protested, it is fraught with serious
danger to the peace of the country. 1t may
cause bloody civil war to grow out of the
next presidential election. In case the cleo
toral votes should be distributed among sew
eral candidates, and no choice be made by
the people, the election would 20 into the
House, where each state is entitled to one
vote, and no more.
The candidate who succeeded by the exc
clusion of eleven states would find his title
contested. He could take possession of the
ofsce only after q successful revolution
aehieyed by force Of arms The counting
Of exclusion Of the Southern ELECTORAL votes
might determine whether the election should,
or should not, 90 to the House of Represent
tatives and here again would be the seeds
Of disputed result and a civil war If
Congress succeeds in keeping the Southern
States out till the Presidential election. the
land win again be deluged with blood and
it is the clear duty of the President to use
all his influence to avert such a hideous
catastrophe"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21
MoREenl
rants and .Exoeutioas On baud for sale.

Dro4r Btss4s printed a, .aos. notice. ". keep Wax
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

CoTToN LANDS Come BACK To WILDER
MESA correspondent of the Mobile Ad-
vertiser, upon whose Judgement the editor
relies, gives aglOOmy picture of the future.
BE says
What are the facts in regard to a general
cultivation of cotton, and return of negroes
to field labor large proportion Of the
field hands are dead Another large number
hsve left the cotton growing States. The
cotton producing lands in the bottoms will
not be in cultivation this year nor the next
to great degree they are going back into the
wilderness In no part of the country is q
large proportion of the lands likely to be
planted in cotton much even Of the uplands
In Alabama and Mississippi viii not be
planted at all A great number of the
negroes are about the towns and villages,
with no sort Of intention Of returning to the
plantations. Another fact known only to
those who are making the effort to make cot
ton under the present aspect, is the general
opposition of the negro women to field labor
The more sensible of the men sec and feel
the necessity of labor in the cotton field,
but there is a settled opposition on the part
Of the women to not 60 to the field again.
They want to go into society and have a
piano The women are the main cotton>
piekers
" ueA tuc HeEEOee ndue COhttaClS 10
make cotton, it was very cold and wet they
had no houses to live in; no provisions to
live on; they were disappointed about the
the divisions of lands and mules They
said well, if we have to work, we might as
we'll mako a contract. They were to a great
degree compelled to make an engagement to
work But when the pressure of work IN
the heat of spring and summer comes on,
will he perform his contract That is the
custom The shade tree on tho bank Of
stream will afford house enough, and he can
forage at large under the protecting wings Of
the " Bureau"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

We have been engaged in the Hardware buaess in Mem
phis twenty years. and the pleasure Of in
forming many old friends and the public generally that
receiving very extensive stock CT Hardware,
such kept before the and enabled offer
great inducements Country Merchants Planters and 9th
ers who may be wanting anything Ina Our stock con
sists part Of the following;
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21
BL.qCKs.uTTHs, T.ICEs,
Circular and Other Saws,

Screw Wrencbes and Tackle Blocks,
Pumps and Fixtures, Grind Stones and
Gearings,
Pad, Door, and other Locks,
Hollow Ware, Castings,
Stock and Wash Kettles,
Blacksmiths' Anvils, Vices Bellows, etc,
Stocks and Dies, railroad Mauls,
Picks and Barrows Iron, Cast Blister and
German steel,
Tin Plate and Metals,
French Window Glass,
Guns, Percussion Caps and Shot,
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Flows and Cotton Scrapers,
Cultivators and Harrows,
Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
Betting and Packing,
Reapers, Powers, and Saw Mills,
And every other article to be found in Hardware o. g
riouitural Establishment
Agents for Marvin s--foTmer Iystearns &H ar
V1n'5--Safes
Agents also for Hovo's Counter and Platform ssass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

There is a memorial tablet to Bishop Polk
in St Paurs Church, New Orleans, inscrib-
ed: The Right Rev. Leonidas Polk, Bish-
op Of Louisiana. Born april 10, 1906
Died JaBe Il, 1864. Numbered with thy
ain g in glory everlasting
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21


Axes, Hammers, Hatehets, Files, Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawingkniyes,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and SteeIyards,
Razors aad Razor Suops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Shovels and
Spades
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

The officers of the National Johnson Club
are announced Montgomery Blairis Presi-
dent Presidents are elected from all
the States, some of whom are as follows
Penn, asa Parker West Virginia, Senator
Van Wrinkle Ohio, exGov. Todd Indiana,
J. g. Mcdonald Illinois, E S Marshall /;
Kentucky Jns. Guthrie Iowa, A. ] o Ice ;
South Carolina, James /. Orr; Mime sota,
Senator Norton Georgia, James Johnson ;
Missouri, James Elleard Kansas, II. Par
roft hTichigan. Robt McCleIland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18
HALLS
Vegetable BieiIia1
Hair Rene wer

As sha name indicates. not only rr~Tws
tbs growth 81 the hair wiiso thin ard
faliiH e OF, tint positively a<rs 2s color
10 lie origin shA when R In tsirnanz
nj gret CT viii e, whether caused d sease,
- i grief CT uid age s=f @ So
Ii will Certainly do what liz claimed Tor 58=4s4y
m i it = fact 10 which hundred nay thou
= sands who have y ed IL. are re@dy end
~ Hing to testify. Whore bottle IS
~ fairly ased in any c~mmariry. IT. rpm =
tstion .-pre ID like lid frr,~ aud il the ~
best advert sen,ent snd rec mpend ton -
desire In the RAsfern etsses where -
" THE "RENEwERn - Il ~
- origina ed the young ladi ne IL as q ~
- bar dse~~irg: Ii Is found on the toilet m
tables OF yoaug seD, (ai.o AZ - b-re
~ iters,a while older men and women who ~
desire rsstorasfre Il thar -
] grey i,ck ard baid-hs ads wf'f not b.
M vi hoas his sT;iele which gives in erry -
instance, eGtire sa isfactton.
CAUTION.
Don't let any drug i-t Or dealer urge 0
- upon yeu disef eut article, 80 there is NOT
prera aton III the world like this. r. ~
q mare OF any article purporting TO be The
same s r ss3. !, o
u Try HALL'S HA1R REyEWER and
You i'll ms other. s7st ss% ~
old ~ d uggsts In your town, -
trial ottle sii be senf yon hy xpre-s,
upon receipt If eoiisr BY IN H. thus m
- siyfhg ynu eppos t~nity atcnce OF test-a
~ ing its excellent qisit es. II ~
~ OrdsrsSo trial bot tsr must be addressed -
ca. cook, Csicage. -
Gent Agent for Nortkessrern Stutes.
OFFICE 81 naARscss VI
Sold at wholesale In Chicasp by Fuller Finch rnfr
Burnh ans l. Van Set aa r. Lord 4 Smith, Smith g.
Dryer. n Reed c.. Chs. G Smith DietE.ch. Blockl
Co, Scoyii VI D Harris Co. Peat 3 RadeAn and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18
Fer Sale At . Barsaia:

MY present residence, situated ON the cor
IL .arsh aAi Aofgan strsetA ises T. and Q,
block a. Il 10 atwo sto~s brick ho1sA oosaisiss eight
Rooms, with sc good outbuldingr thers In the
pr pert, all good repair The lot we'll leA With
ceoce rut trees aud shrnbbefy Peach, Pear, Ounce,
Plum apple anasnsrry Trees, all fruit airing
ell tie smaller fruits eanuot 6nd purchss-r for
theouss and three lots. viii sel the house and lot 10
!, upon which all the improve situated, The
perty sifued In Of the best ne
the city, only ave minutes walk from business
portion of Matt steet; WIN be sold 1t fair rice and
upon favorable term Possession given immsi stely.
Also, goof second and Piano and Piano 81 o which
offer fer for days at one hundred AID fy dolors. II
not soid will ship 1t to the mann aetnr-rs. he
found 90 the premises mentinned, the Office Of
c Unable smyth. focte GEo. ,. sMyrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18
Surgical and Chronic Diseases


YVHIS Institution ID situated in the most
DaeqeLt Aof heaathy psrs Of TIE eityof Eeokpk
Iowa and we'll arranged 10 every respect ssuse The
c10eegS ~ sfnsunAs. +4@H ff7s r. p -
Ths following diseases admitted a.d IT,
Institutions:
1t. Surgical disaases anA I'll oasss requiring s~eieal
~ Diseans Of tho Eys ar Kaes Sd Fn Ell saesC r
"a Dsesases ofth Lungs. Throat and Bsaft.
al 0t<Asaa o. e0~a. sgsEf Ef gs< EE FL s5 t4Ss
Dr. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from IT,
eseea prsetSce Of MEDICINE wifi give theft entire time
ma Attention to cases o. the kind enumerated.
Lpe Dep.rtment n surgsAS Aad kipes.es Of the Eye
~ - III = .nder the speriai ch~Eso n 9AN-
nssiI a1o sns Neeaers 81 WSDen viii ~ shAef ne
ensrgs o. DR. CURTIS, though either sil aalss
nn snterpri:e has ben In sascesfsl spssaticn nnD
IMAM year and II il believed DO private Clinic In the
- 49, presents larger Number Of fnSsssett -
Phynci.ns Eansg tArss q su3o.snsng n ssr city
are respectfully Invited TO visit thu IN Urinary se2y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18

3 wANTED-Ksss Butter .Ponltry Mes. Pork, b.
con- LAID white Beans, Potatoes, Onions. wheat. kye,
Oats Barley Corn nalsd fAy, Glover Hungarian I'm.
othy and FiaxseeA Bseswax, Feafhev Rag, Hide
and Taox for which the highest market pricein caA
will be paid.
Consxnm. unsolicited and vfllrsceive prompt &tsss
ton Jan1t-dsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18

TVHE OFFICE OF THE
surveyor Collector Of custons
Is remevedt TO
Third Street BET. Na;s A. JoAs.oa, Keoksk, Ieca,
In the Law Office Of Cols Bruce. Importess end all
others hav bu,nesa With the undessigh~d vii hnd
him by calling ~ his office from g.. n TO 4Pn
feb2 .d3m JOAN st ANU Surveyor Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-29

Nora BESs.-President Johnson In his
veto message. which must have been pre-
pared under as competent legal advice as
there is TO be had in the United States,
distinctly states that the Civil Rights Bill
would give the franchise to the Chinese of
the Pacific States. If he is correct in his
statement, we give our unqualified sup
port to his veto, on that ground. Why
don't the Chinatown organ grind a little
on tina, points Not a word has it to say
in regard to that essential feature in the
tabooed measure. Only more abuse Of
the President. and slanderous insinuations
a, those who do not adopt its howl. Come
now: Who is in favor Of comforting the
elective franchise on the ten thousand
Cinnamon that will loon be within our
borders: We are opposed to the propo-
si,ion! So is Andy johnson. And,
since declamations as to the general belief
is the order of the day, we will venture to
declare that nine out Of ten of the citizens
of Nevada are with President Johnson on
this veto , nor car so many as one out Of
ten Unionis,s be found who would agree
10 endorse such q bill. Who is in favor
of establishing a copper-colored party to
rule over us: Can this issue on the Act
be submerged from public view BY vocifer-
ously damning the PRESIDENT We wot
not. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-29
DEFEAT THE DISCREPANCIES.

A certain sheet, published this side the
Rocky Mountains, which has repeatedly
pressed its offer to sell out to the Copper
heads Of Storey county for $1,000, and
under--and as often had its propositions
rejec,ed-naturally displays its desire at
this juncture of National political affairs,
TO break up the Union party. In its at
tempt TO do this it u and denies
facts and popularity of sentiments with
on, the slightest regard to truth or de-
cency. We ought not to be surprised
then that a paper which hastens to villify
the Presiden, OF the United States should
improve every opportunity to misrepre-
sent and malign those who refuse to Join
in its Trades Of vituperstion against the
Chief Executive of the Nation. Indeed,
we experience u~nfeigncd pity whenever
the venal journal referred to makes a des-
pera,e effor, to impeach our Unionism !!
Our adherence to the Union party COM
menced at it's organization. and not only
dates uninterrup,edly from the past. but
goo, into the future. We think i. will
prove a difficult matter for interruptions
hanser.-on of "any party" to break up
tina, grea, and glorious political ~organiza.
ton tia, saved the Nation. For our
part, nothing shall coerce US into a par
,icipation in such an unholy and treason
able undertaking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-29
STOCK "A
rsrposrrp BY 7. o'sRIES, STOCK BRoKra, COLD n
SAN Francisco, March 29-l p. N.

Stop AND THINK !-Under such q cap
ton the following editorial paragraph ap-
pears in Sam. Bowles' paper, the Spring
field (Mass.) Republican of the Sd inst:
Republicans have several things to con-
slider before committing themselves to a
crusade against the President. He is their
President. They did not mean to make
him so, but they took the risks and when
they nominated and elected him Vice
President, they knew exactly who ard
what Andy Johnson Of Tennssee was.
They took him " for better, for worse
and for better or worse he is to be Presi-
dent for three years longer, Dec ro!ents.
He is not accused Of faithlessness to any
pronounced principle Of the party, that
elected him, or to any personal pledge.
HIS record is consistent throughout. II
he has been guilty Of bad manners, "let
him that is without sin cast the first
stone )" but bad manners are not treason.
The Republican party cannot blacken
Andy Johnson without blackening itself,
for it is responsible for him ; It cannot
blast him withou. blasting itself. It had
better understand the whole case, and
look to the certain consequences of it,
action before taking a course that canno,
be recalled.