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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26
Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE
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MAYORS OFFICE
NASHVILLE. August A. 1866.
IN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF CH0L-
i ERA in other cities, and its probable approach
70 this. il has been deemed expeiient and neceS-
sary 70 adopt additional measures by which our
city may be more thoroughly purified and placed
in the best possible condition, that we may stay
its ravages should we be visited by ii.
To this end, therefore. the city is divided into
THREE SCAVENGER DISTRICTS, under con-
troll of the following officers of that department,
whose duty it shall be 10 make proper distribu-
tons Of Lime in all the public streets, alleys, or
lanes in their respective districts, hereinafter
described. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
removing all accumulated filth or nuisances on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week.
FIRST DJsTRIcT.-P. W. BRIES. lst. ID, Sd, and
9Th Wards.
SECOND DIsrmcT.-R. N. HAWKINS, 9th, eth
and Sth Wards.
THIRD DIsTRIcr.-JNo. WHELAN, 9th, 10th and
tn Wards.
I cannot urge too earnestly upon all citizens
the absolute necessity of reporting promptly to
this Office or to the Board of Health, of the accu-
mutation or existence of any matter calculated
to generate disease, in any locality coming under
their observation. -
GEO. s. KINNEY,
Mayor, pro. tenn.
Tuos. s. HAYS, Scc'ry.
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F. FLEMING q CO.,
DEtLEEs ~
All Kinds Auction Goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4e & 4s South College Street,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

TURNITURE. DRY GOODS. QUEENSyTARE.
groceries. B7goms, Mattresses. Sheets. Bed
spreads etc., with uaty articles not % DC iound
risevhere n the city, and e prizes thst shall suit
TERMS CASH. No article sold until paid for.
Person Eisi.iar ~ purchase nay be assufed 81
fnaine here the lowest prices in the markeL III
rpssibis W intend giving satisfaction. Call AZ
go Cheer Store. IS an4 s. south Coli-=e sf-aaf
afhViae. Tennessee jul.
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A FURNISHED ROOM WITHIN FTVE
"A minute Haik u the P1stoiigs 81 two young
rsnfleusa. Best Of references given. Address
SietinE terms. Boa ~. Nashville. tennessee.
aulf-h
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DIR. McGILL is performing the M6st wonder
full cures by his
Medicated VapOr Baths,

That have ever been performed in this country.
Hear what he says:
have reason t. speak in the highest terms Of
the Vapor Bath. / have practieed it for ten
years. and have never found il to fail in the treat
ment of those diseases in from two to eightweeks
at the farthest: primary, secondary the various
constitutional forms Of Syphilis; Debilitated Sys-
Throat or Mouth; Red or Copper COlored BlOtehes,
on any part of the body Sealy EruptiOns on the
Face, Head or Body; all Diseases of the Skin;
caused by Syphilis or impure state Of the blood,
bones, by Mercury and Syphilis; Enlargement Of
the Joints; Falling out of the Hair; Rheumatisms,
Scrofulas and Neuralgias. l am now ready to
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STERILITY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth in due season. remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish.
If this is your desire, you can consult me either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-ive
years of age need make application. All eOmmu-
nications by letter person strictly confidential.
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WARRANT A CURE.

In one-fourth Of the time that it takes with the
old mode of treatment In this treatment no
medicine Is taken internally. You receive the
baths seated on your chair with no Inconvenience
whatever.
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The spiritual power had supplied him
win entire SALTS 81 clnlhing, and bad like
wise informed him THAI Ga dueiime his every
neeeasiiv would bt met he had never un-
til recently. been allowed 70 charge ior his
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COTTON PLANTERS
TAKE NOTICE.
Eeoa0nyI Coavsaisaee ! DaIabiliIy !

The Mcintyre Iron Cotton Tie
Is BT PAR rfE CHEAPEST. MOST cos
A Vcuicnt end lHr1h'e ItE cfrr elCIed q fia
and VASTLY SUPERIOR 90 che o.t haltqH
Tee; cheaper and more convenient thsn flnt.
ilTIruIuE 81 new 1al s'upie erf..fl tla
ensiiF aad speedily rdiusal b lfe l1rgc' a. HeA
q fha satilssf COMPRESSED bale ~ 90 taa.
OEeral fnF sale - rIautsr so ft--if - iAs
nnSsct a CO.
No. 9aua 4 cas Caufrh snd Csiises strssts.
iYiA1m
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KIND HnsPIrALITY.

1t seems that the Yankee spiritualists Of
Providence with a view Of saving their own
travelling expenses, invited the convention
TO meet in this city, rendering to the mem-
bers the free use Of the hail. a fraternal
greeting, and kind hospitality" Thereupon
most Of the members on the boat, thinking
that kind hospitality meant breakfast as
soon as they landed, about A. NJ, proceed
ed to Pratt's Hall. But the hall was closed,
and, after due consultation, it was deter
mined to go somewhere and get breakfast"
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noe 90 take, and where 10 step.
A SPIRITUAL nAGGAGE-sNAsHEE.
he had had his baggage taken care of

he had had his baggage taken care Of by
raps telling him 10 take care of Il when il
was iu danger. he had been directed by
the spirits % take q railroad train when a
boat on tlle same route would not bring him
20 his destination, and found the direction
opportune lie had beeo directed by spirits
10 avoid going on a certain boat because an
accident was about Ia happen 10 her. lie
had hoeded'the warming, and saved his life
as every one on The boat Was blown up
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NO. "a SOUTH MARKET STREET,

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
i another addition 70 bis already extensive
Stock Of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORs,
Thereby Offering inducements to dealers and pur-
ehasers seldom met with.
Among bis Stock viii be found the following:
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Of an kinds. Cofees. Of an kinds.
Green and Black Teas, Star Candles, Soaps salt
Oysters, several brands, Sardiues English and
American Soda. F0K's Starch, Indigo. C9pperas,
Maddor.
LIQUORS.
Otard Brandy. Hsnnezsy Brandy. American
Brandy, Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine,
CiaTets. Champtgue Wines. Old Whiskics Brandy
Peaches. Peach and Apple Brandy. Holland and
American Gin.
CIGARS, ETC.
Carolina Ist "a. and a. Peru and other brands
smoking and Chewing I1taccos Pickles, Englisa
and American. Sauces English and American,
Mustard and Spices. Cracker. Candies Molaases
syrups. Nails. Glassware. and many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
ROBERT THOMPSON,
may0-Sm = South Market Street.
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MATERIAL srIRIrUALIsM.

Miss NErrIE CoIRURN was now called
upon bat the chairman announced that as
she was o trance medium, sometime would
bc reonired % get her under the influence
NrrriE thereupon went of in paroxysms
af Jerks twitches, aud sundry other spas
modic operations involving some muscular
cHort. and supposed 20 be supcrinduoed by
the influencing spirits. To the unbelicvers
present the exhibition much resembled thai
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Mr. DRAKE (no'connection Of the Bitters }
said he couldn't swallow the retribution doc
trines Of the church--eternal misery and all
that He was convinced Of the truth Of the
manifestations because, when under "the in
fluence," his daughter, a frail girl, could
move a table in spite Of the efforts of two of
the strongest men.
THE SPIRITS CURE A SORE THROAT.
Mr. LEECA Of Newark, a small but aged
gentleman, who evinced symptoms through
out the evening, announced that at first he
thought he could not speak on account of a
sore throat, but the presence Of spirit friends
had relieved him. But he didn't make a
speech
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cnnttn1 Al patd In.

THIS COMPANY. ESTABLISHED IN 1854
insures Buildings, Vessels in Port, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture. and other property on
the most liberal terms.
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Mr.. l.. X. CooSIEy was the next spirit.
Tie said he had been ten wears travelling.
Tie was rs suddenly converted as ST. PAUL,
aud had never had doubt since; especially
as De had made his living by 10, and was on
The point of buyiuC a comfortable home.
He lad been the recipient of the most nys-
terious directions from the spirits. He had
been told bv them where 20 go, what convey
ance 20 lake. and where 20 step.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RE-
i spectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Nashville and public generally TO bis fine stock Of
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services, but for the last two years be had
the privilege Of charging. During that time
he had been engaged in healing By the apps
tolie mode, by the imposition much imposi-
tom Of hands. Hundreds would testify 10
the efficacy Of the mighty influence which
he contracted, and whereby they had been
relieved from disease During the last ten
years he had been directed by a contract
with an invisible power-as positive a con-
tract as he could make with mortal The
spirits had informed him that he would in
time have a comfortable house on earth.
The prospect was now that he would have
such a beautiful house before the labors Of
this earth were finished
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1t will be seen from the above that of
the boys heard from, two-thirds are
known to be good members of society.
and only about one-seventh of the
whole number are doing badly.
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fseIass Fs9Iissd from tho labor in several insti-
Aceording % these figures SUCH insti-

According to these figures such insti-
tntions are not nearly self-Supporting.
The average expense in six different
houses per week for an inmate is s., GO,
as high s., 40. At the Western House
of Refuge, New York, it falls as low as
SOS per week. In any case, help
must be obtained from other quarters.
2. The Treasury OF the State. After the
building is erected it is to be expected
that no large appropriations would be
asked from this source. Still small
sums would cheerfulIy be given, it
may be presumed. 8. The Treasures
of the Counties. The act for the cree:
ton of the House of Refuge, below
Pittsburgh, provides that "the children
received by said Managers, under the
conviction of any court within the said
Western District, shall be clothed,
maintained and instructed by the said
Managers, at the public expense of the
proper county from which they came. I"
This is manifestly fair provision. 4,
Charitable Contributions. Subscrip-
lions should entitle those who make
them, to vote for Managers. In this
way money could be raised, Also be-
quests have frequently been received
by these institutions. Indeed, to no
better object could the benevolent give
their money.
This is u subject which should COM
mend itself to the thoughtful attention
OF all classes OF this city and State,
Let every man lond all the nid which
he can give. The object is truly noble,
With what moro appropriate words can
this article be concluded than with
those of the Hon. Joseph r. Ingersoll
at the laying of the corner stone of tho
House of Refuge in Philadelphia, on
the 2lst of June, 1927.
't,ELLoW-C CITIZENS We are not
about to erect prison. WholesOmere-
strntnt and due correction are tho indis-
pensable companions of every system
OF education, when dispensed by the
ktndest of fathers to his most precious
child; and they will be administered
here with moro than parental firmness,
door Will be opened wide to the help
less, the degraded, the deserted: TO
those who in early life sin, tfor thew
know not what they do.' Tho founders
of this establishment will supply the
place of parents to those whose natural
parents neglect, or corrupt their off,
spring. Here the stamp ofinIamy will
never be imposed, but the pupils of this
benevolent seminary, after being with
drawn for season from the contami-
mating influence of evil precepts and
example, will lis hoped, embark upon
tho wide expanse of life, with grateful
recollections of the lessons of wisdom
and virtue, which shall have been
taught, with readiness to encounter,
and power to overcome, temptations
that may await them, and happy des-
tination throug gh the perils and the tolls
OF time to the blessings of n blissful
eternity"
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DIR. T. j. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICTNHa

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFPICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING. w. VA
hR: rs. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend 10 the prepartlon of medI-
cInes, putting up prescriptions, &C., win ena-
pie him TO give more attention 70 out pa
uentsS especially to his many friends in the
country. HIS medicines are all prepared in
MS own ONCE, and all delivered to his pa
tientA by himself Dr, *. treats all diseases,
both Acnte and Chronic, with which human-
ity Is afnicted. He hhs alRrge number OF new
remedies which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate cases Of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be tncuFable, among which may
5e named: consumption, ScIofnla: Dis
Cancers and Skin DlseaBe4. HIS mode of
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach CompIaints
and Air Passages. HypeItrOpliy and an Otil-
er diseases of the Heart, Nenralgia EniiepFVS
Spinal AheotonS, and all diseases Of the Ner-
tested II TO be the most certain and BuCcggTfnl
ever known TO the medical profession. Dr. Il.
metit Of all dfsease pecuiiai 10 women : VI
MenBtTul Distractions, Painful Meust tFustiOlI
Ieucrrhea1 Uterine and OVRrion TumoR
which they are subject. -
He makes a speciality in the treatment NJ
all a S1Eonic Anections Of the Genito Urinary
Irritable bladder, and Nm-retentiOn and
DE1bblIng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Grayeii D1abettS and Difficult UFinatinR, Sy-
phIlitic Diseases in all their varied f0Tnig
GhOnarIhea, its mplicati0ns and seaueIIse,
sPel1natorhea and 1mpotency, and all anec-
uons consequent upon youthfn1 IhdiscIetions
Also special attention paid TO the treatment
OF FktulaH, White Swelling, SerOTuIOu8
Sores, Varicosa UlceFs, dc. PeFSonB 0ddtct4Il
Particularly with Old troublesome case8
shOuld lose no time to call on or address DIR
RISNER. Communications containing Ese
promptly noticed. ONCE prescription and
medicine cash.. For visits in city, same ~
other PhyEictanA Once hOnn, A. II. 10 ~
NJ. Z. II. TOD r. H., and P. n. tOQP. II.
janl6
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Tho southern PresbytorIans.

The Presbyterian Church South is
holding Convention or General AS
sembly at Memphis. tits composed of
deld gates who cannot conscientiously
worship God in communion with free
men. The Presbyterian Church, both
Old School aud New School branch, was
patriotic and loyal during the war. The
steadfastness of the ministers and peo-
pie who stood by the Union, has excited
the disgust of the Southern traitors who
belonged to that sect, and now that the
war is over, they show the Vlrulence of
their hate by separation They intend
to have a General Assembly of their
own, and would not, if it was in their
power, allow the Northern Presbyte-
riAns to go to the same Heaven they
expect to tnhabit. They pretend that
the church has nothing to do with po-
liticaI questions. This may be true as
regards controversies between parties.
But secession, rebellion and war made
mp an issue greater than any political
question. It was question of Govern
ment and happiness far beyond any
political controversy. Presbyterians
who love the Union will not regret the
withdrawal of the Southern churches,
because obedience TO God cannot be
honestly observed by those who resist
obedience to the State.
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so1E genius having determined that
heavy and unreasonable rains and
storms are much more frequent Mt
night, for the reason that the devil Che
being the prince of the power of the airl
takes advantage of the sleep of Chris
tians, which prevents them from pray
ing, to pour down torrents of rain
accordingly an association has just
been set up in Edinburgh to put an end
TO those unreasonable proceedings OF
internal agency, by arranging with
various persons as "guaTCis of the
night, . and take their turns 70 pray by
the hour, from eleven O'Clock in the
evening till six O'Clock in the morning,
that so the devil may be foiled in his
machinations.
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FRANKLIN Insurance Company



7. h. Logan, 7. P. shnIlcruSs, j. g. Rhodes,
Geo. .Mendel, j. H. Hobbs, Sami McCieis
Ian, G. w. FranEheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin. =
TIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that tino
done successful business, Is still prepared
70 tlke risks Nt fair rates on Bnildlngs of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStah-
llShmentS, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western RiverS and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
. or years at reduced rates.
This being home Institution, with the lar
Eest capital and surplus OF any company In
IN the State and composed OF Sofno
ninety-four stockholders, most Ofwhom are
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF tho
insuring public, and soliclts their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Once, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
&C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAMII MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President. oclG
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Ananranfe.
Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OFFICE No. . MONROE sr.,
Mooney RECEIVED ON Deposit IN.
w terest paid on special Deposit Notesn and
Bus discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on allpointE
In orCier to meet n want tilnf has IorS, hcen
felt in this community, this Institution VIII
receive ON Wednesday and Saturday AFTER
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF mOuey, frOm
one dollar and upwards, on which interes
Will be paid. E
GEO. BENDEL., President.
Lohn Mcclure, lr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
ottI James Panll, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed.
oclI-ly A. @. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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The usefulness of House of Refuge
1s thus clearly proved. The erection of
one among us is, as consequences, a
matter of Importance. We owe 1t to
ourselves, we owe it to society, we owe
II TO these poor youth who are going
them. =
The question arises here, how shall It
be built and supported? Back of this
again lie the inquiries, whether 1t shall
be for the use OF the whole State, or for
only part of it, or for only this city
and connty? The writer of this article
1s clearly of the opinion that II should
be built for the benefit of the State at
large. All parts of the State, to some
extent, need It, and the wants of the
wholeState can be met in one institu-
ton. At the same time, rather than
remain without It, let us have one erect
ed for the use of a smaller district of
country. The House of Refuge below
Pittsburgh, was built by money from
three sources, viz: the treasury Of
the State, the treasures of the
counties within the limits of the West-
ern Judicial District of the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania, ALLEGHENY
county being authorized to subscribe
tne largest amount, and the cOntribu-
lons 81 private benevolence.i Each
county 1s entitled to appoint one addi-
aonal manager for every $500 sub
scr1bed. We have the same kind of
sources from which II is possible for us
%. draw. Beyond this the writer of
this article is notnow prepared TO make
suggestions.
The sources ofincome after the build
ing is completed would also properly
be touffold: LIST. The work OF the In.
mates themselves. The following ta-
bic exhibits the comparative amount
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One Square. one time, 90 lines or less to col
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

More DemOcratIc Newspaper Articles
In Favor OF tt-s-NegrO Suffrage Ne.
clHrcd Inevitable, aud the Party
Warned That Now Is Phefl. Opportu.
nIty..-A Third RichmOnI in the
Field. .----l ~
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For the IntellIgencer.
A PLEA FOR A HOUSE OF REFUGE.

The Two Glasses orsEputh for whom
such an Institution 1s a Necessity
The Large Proportion OF Crime
Committed by Young OFFENDERS
The Fundamental Character of the
Discipline, and its Advantages to
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Medital.
8tmzta 8tu.tlibss Csranrtur.
HUMPHREYS,

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- = experience, an entire success; Simplo-PrOmpt-
Ehcient, and Reliable. They aro the only Medi.
ctneS FerfcctIy adapted to popular use-a0 simple
that mistakes cannot DO made In nsInR them; so
to bo always reliable. They have rnse the highest
c2mmendAiion from all, and will always rondaE sat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05
FACTS VS.. THEORIES.

"fiive me place forestry lever on, says Arch
meaes land win move the world" "Gye me
pure and-unadnlterated drugs" says Medicus, o
the oldcn time, "and win care disease"
IN one sense, beth 81 these learned pundits werC
the ycrcst charlataus. They knew there was no
place % rest their lever on, either to move The wor,
VI cure disease Mechanism was 10 ia backward
state, aud the medical profession as but another
name to s0Tcery, and all the aaiuuets Of maggie i
ters aud charms % TIE "evil eve" &c.
But these latter days have borne unto us some
thing more ilan even superstition und rs crew crei
trcsnt Of in her maAdcst philosophy. lnihe5e days
% practical scie~ce what was theory of Yesterday
Is fact TODAY and all the old time notions be- ONE
as bubbles 10 the SUN, and burst and break with ev-
arF breath we draw
let Archmeies shoulder his lever and We viii
hud q resting place Ca i 70 move the world. LEI
mine ancient Mclicus pant and toll % more for The
drugs De - sereiy seds, ioT we have them az our
hand, ever ready 70 serve them 10 his beck
Refined n DE labrfery of DR.. Magsiel, the finest
materials known to tbe medical profession are obs
iaHa6lc hv aHy one. Fs Bilious. Dvspeptc, aad
bArrhTa iilI. stand uunyaie3, and bis Sa,Fe ol-
crates wifb mazcal effect upaa burns, scalIs, and
sores and ulcers Of the SKIN.
j. iact. SIC taiuk MtGeIfLs Pills and Salre are
hc wonder g tls century, aaa STE ere happy q
tle thought that many Others 9. euF brethren Ot tEs
Gran agree with o.. We w0ul8 earnestly counsel
that al families provide Themselves with DR. Mag.
eteFs Preparation. at oacc. and keep them ready Al
band. 70 as % nss them 81 ihe most oppornne timt
aud as occasion serves. --NaLLE1 SENItNEL. lf6.