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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

President Lincoln, when approached
on the subject Of his denomination, said
in his common sense, hOnaely phrase
that he thought 1t was not safe ''to
swap horses while crossing a stream"
This Union of ours is now crossing a
stream Of political turbulence issuing
from the dark and terrible womb Of
War. Ought our government at such
a time to change hands from the party
which has been tried and found faith
ful to the party which has been tried
and found wanting 1T is not safe to
run the risk Of such a change at such
time. The party should be kept ct the
helm which which has safely piloted
the ship Of State through the storms Of
the last six years. To put the faithless
crew who mutinied, and tried to scuttIe
burn and wreck our goOdly ship in
charge Of her at this time would be
most insane and inexcusable folly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
n tie Bow IN Blue.

SoIdiersI ComradesI Boys IN Blue,
Loyal and brave, and firm and true,
Where'eF you met the rebel horoes
They fell beneath your flashing swords
And armies clad in Dirty Grey
Have all been swept ike mist away!
But Brothersl Comrades to your postBl
The covering. craven, coFgszElily hosts
Who lay in ambush at your rear,
Are still around, among rs here
The men who TO Toronto He'd
And the white Feather Boys brigade
Once more. brave Comrades. to your posesI
And grasp again the VicBor3s Palm,
With ballots meet the rebel hosts
OF Thurman and ValIaudigham-
The struggle now Is just the same
As that in which you won your lame.
Your shouts went mp to God on high,
YC1 f5I1r5t beneath our ifstripes and Stars p
You met the haunting Stars and Bars
In front the 'Reb.s with shaggy head,
By Lee and StoneTF54l Jackson led
In rear-the creeping 'Copperhead.
And now, as then, in Southern lands
The rebel lifts his fu11iOus hands,
All stained with our slain comrades blood,
Toward the pure white Throne of God.
Invoking curses on our laws,
Our Country and the Union cause
The bloOd-stain'd wretch who should have
swung
Denies that be has siuued at all,
And claims a seat in Congress HalE
Ran 6Ea5ly once more. ye gallant Boysi
With sfUnion Ballots'7 in your hand.
Charge boldly on the rebel band,
Who now pOlIute our noble land.
All rebels, North and South, defeat
And hurl them TO some. hmm 5le seat -
5purned and disgraced- iet them repent,
Their honor lost, their lives misspent,
And learn to reverence our laws,
Whilst mourning their departed cause.
--ZGaesDias Courier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

ttbIiscegenation' is the horror OF hoF.
rors to the Democratic mind. Yet our
laws as they now stand, as they were
framed by Democrats, and as Democrats
insist they shall remain, offer a bounty
for miscegenation. This bounty is the
ballot which our Democratic constitu-
tion offers to the negro race so SION as
it shall infiItrate its veins with 6fgy per
cent. Of white blood. Now Il the bal
lot makes negroes socially equal to
Democrats is there not now an in
ducement to the fulI-blOoded At
rican 70 seek the contamina-
lion of Democratic blood +? And
ig the -A-f-ieazE- can get the l5ulist with
out intermixture with the Democratic
race is not this iuducement for inter
mixture taken away Now the Union
party proposes to relieve the Democrat.
ic party of this fearful peril Of African
intermixture. It proposes to answer
the appeal OF Democratic females Of
uncertain age to save them from negro
husbands. And this it proposes to do
by. reforming our laws so that the ball
lot shall no longer be attainable to the
African solely through the edemoralizing
process of intermarTiage with Demo
Gratis. It is confidently hoped that then
the intermixture OF the negro and the
Democratic races, which has been car
ried on to an alarming extent In the
Southern States, viii at least partly
cease. We hope so for the Africans
sake especially.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Ny Love and 7.


We never spoke q word Of love,
We never named its name
AS through the Ieafy wood, and down
The shadOWed path we came;
And yet-and yeti almost think,
Although can't tell why.
His love is mine, and mine is his;
We're Ours-my love and I.
Here let me sit, and live in thought
Those blissful hours again.
And ere hoard them in my heart
Their sap and sweetness drain.
The bIuebells hung their fair young heads
Beneath the bright blue sky:
We talked Of trivial common things
We talked-Iny love and I.
And once-hOW well know the SPOT
We stopped beside the brook,
And saw the gurgliug waters, as
Their sunlit way they took.
Ny eyes met his, the soul Of love
In that brief glance did lie, Tstream
Ny. .eyelids droop,d-we Watch'd the
Flow past-my love and I.
And now, I've nothing more to say;
Ny heart won t let me tell
The silent talk our spirits had,
The charm that Ger us fell
am not sure, but still think,
Although can fell why,
His love is mine, and mine is his;
Were ours-nay love and I.
-Argosg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
NO. 2s

tioual and worthless and IN every pos
sible wav injured our credit and him
dered the government In its efforts TO
borrow money.
49. BY its sympathy with thB Feoei-
lion it prolonged the war for years ana
caused q vast expenditure Of money
and Of blood.
90. The nation groauG beneath load
Of debt caused by its treason, and the
blood Of 900 patriots slain cries out
against it.
81. It assassinated the President of the
United States and elevated a drunken
renegade to the Executive chair
So. The rebel flags had no sooner bow
ed in surrender than &c demanded the
immediate and unconditional restora-
tion Of traitors to all the rights of 10y
alists, and Of every rebel State to all
the rights of loyal States in the Union
53. At the same time it extended it's
arms and welcomed to its bosom every
rebel and traitor in the land, and there
is not one to-day who is not in It's ranks
q member of good standing.
"a. 1t defended VVirz and Surratt and
exults in the belief that Booth, the as
IS. It encouraged the Southern in
surgents 20 reject all fair and Just pro-
pOsals Of restoration, and in its present
platform insults the people with the
threat that the pending scheme of re-
to.
Sc. It demands that white and black
IoValistz in the South shall be made
worse vassals of the disloyal whites
than the slaves were before emanclpa-
ti0n.
81. It pardons the scoundrels who
left places of trust aud honor to engage
in treason, who burned steamers on the
rivers and attempted to burn northern
cities, and who endeavOred to send to
the North disease and pestilence to de-
vastato the homes Of the men fighting
for the country. For all such it de-
.nands the same rights as are enjoyed
by patriots.
So. Tt refuses protection to the loyal
whites or blacks ofthe South, and in
sists on placing them at the mercy Of
their rebel prosecutors.
SO. Tt never lifted its little finger to
stay the tide of rebellion or its voice to
rebuke treason, and now giOrihes trail
tors, defames all decent and patriotic
men and women, and demands that
traitors shall sit in the high places OF
the State and nation.
90. It uominates rebel sympathizerB
for Office, maligns Sheridan, Sickles
and Grant and even hoWls 1mpObent
maledictions around the grave Of Lin
coin.
81. It demands the repudiation OF the
national debt at the expense Of the ma
tiOnaI honor and credit.
81. IL demands that the poor shall be
taxed in equal proportion with the rich.
63. 1t demands that the soldiers Wild
owls bond shall be paid in worthless
currency to save the interest.
GA. Tt now has the assurance to say
that it is the only patriotic party in the
nation and the only one that can be
safely trusted with its great interests
and destinies.
IS. It demands therefore that the I'm
ion party, but for whose efforts we
shou d have had no Union OF C0HsttUu-
ton shall be turned out Of power and
the Democratic party put in. It's assu-
rance and impudenc are one OF the
marvels of the nineteenth century.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

its youth and glory, the Democratic
party iaunted on its banners, 'sUni-
versal suffrsEei" They were the
friends of mantle human race was to
be regenerated by it, it called itself the
rational, the generous the lumane par
ty of mankind, and everybody else was
a bigOt or an autocrat Behold the re-
suit; bowling down with servile bom~
age TO negro slavery, its largest and
best part declaring for secession and
filing graves with the free, the noble
and the brave the Democratic party
rejects universal suffrage, and plants
itself on the ground Of humane degrR-
datiou.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
General Gibson.

Our late Republican meeting in Ur-
hama was q great success, and General
Gibson fairly won the hearts of all 10y
al men. He Is without exception the
most finished and fascinating speaker
in Ohio. The magnetism, so necessary
to an orator, through which he reaches
out, as it were, and holds subject, to his
own emotions, a large crowd, is Gener-
al GibsOn's in excess. The audience
passes from tears to laughter, or from
either to the intensssr enthusiasm, at
the will of the speaker; almost without
effort .-1fGc-a-cheek Press.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

The Democratic papers bring Qua
roosters, and make them do an im-
mense amount Of growing over their
immense gains i'm 1867 over the vote Of
1886. The truth is that they have gain-
ed t1go tl0ttsai,d ard fDe u0tes In the sew
on States of California, Connecticut,
Kentucky. New Hampshire Rhode
island and Vermont. They are about
f71,7- hundred bekf,id the average DEM
e,,y-otf,s v7Ofc ~ the last ten wears I'm
those sfnteu- They carried California
~, 4 ai1rlsion IN the Republican ranks,
ana CtinnectiCut because several thou
anrld Republicans etRid sc home. And
this "a the sum Of all their gains and
victories. .--sIogGrmnL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
CON 1911 UPION

THE STATE OF OHIO,
OFFIoE OF THE SEoREIAET STATE.
I William Henry Smith. Secretary Of state Of
ths state OF Ohio, do hereby certify that the fol-
lowing is true copy Of joint resolution, passed
by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, on
the 6th day Of April. a. D. 1851, taken from the
original rolls on hiB in this once.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subecrib-
cd my name and afixed the Great Seal
isl Of the STATE of 0hio. al Columbus, the
VS. 9TH day OF April, A. D. 1857.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Farm for Sale.

FFJHE Subscriber will sell his valuable Farm
y lying and being in the Township OF Kingston,
county OF Delaware aud state OF Ohio containing
265 Acres Of Land With 200 Acres well improved.
the balance Wen tmbsred two good dwelling
Houses, one Brick and one Frame good Out-build-
nEs. Said farm Is we'll Watered and can be d.
vidcd into two TO q great advantage, one farm Of
16G acres, the other OF 1Ob with two good orchards
SCHOOL house and Church convenient Terms
made easy. For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber living in East Liberty Porter township
Delaware County, Ohio.
Aug sG6T-8mf JOHN VAESICKLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Farm for Sale.

p OFFER FOR sale my farm situated in Brown Tp
timber. The improvements, House, Log Barn.
Courthouse, Small Orchard, and two Wells OF good
water. Tsep131mI DANIEL S5AFER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Interesting to Farmers !

yYTE have for sale the fouOwing popular wheat
w Drills. The HooaIEE, BUCKEYE, and sTAal
which we selling at Manufacturers prices.
We have also the Portable Cider Kills.
Aag3o'sT-u. 9. 9. GHAAaBHRLAHd a co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Attachment Notice

willard s: ssosE.Well, PlsH- ! = EEEoRE }. ALLEN
Noble C. Hair. Den Peace, of Delaware
Township. Delaware County, Ohio. On the 18th
day Of September, a. D. 1867, said Justice issued
an order Of attachments in the above action for the
sum Of One Hundred and Sixty-dTs dollars and
thlrty- Eve cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Fstate of Joaeph Baker.

fFOfIfE d hereby given that The undersigued
~ nas been duly appointed and qualified as the
Administrator Of the Estate Of Jessph Baker de-
ceased. late Of Delaware county, Ohio. An pera
snns Interested VIII govern themselves according
Iy. z. p. POWELL,
SEpz8, '6I-3t. Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
STo ~ B

n0OR and window sills, Cellar Steps. FiaEs,
~ Cistern Covers in the rough, and all kinds OF
building stone, furnished At my Quarry west or
o. ". Female College, West Delaware.
Can leave orders At lhe Grocery Store Of v. s.
Little.
May 8, '67 r. G. ". LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
RE00LUTT0N


Relative 90 an 8EdeHlCluaen6o OF the COnst1eu-
ton providing for the extension Of the
elective franchise
Res6Eusd By he EsaeruI Asssm5gg o. Che State Of
Ohio (three-hfths OF the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto), That it be and is hereby
urop1ssd-to th3 3e3ectOrsOr this STATE 70 vote, at
the oezt annual October election, upon the ap-
prOval or rejection Of the following amendment as
a substitute for the hrst section Of the nth arti-
Gle Of the Coastitdtio6 Of ths state to-wit; Every
male citizen Of the United States, OF the age OF
twenty lone years. VINO shall have been resident
of ths Stts one year next preceding the election,
and Of the county, township, ward in which he
resides, such stimo IS may be provided by law
except hach persons as have borne arms in support
uf any inEorrection or rebellion against the Gov
eminent OF the United States, or have fed from
their places Of residence 70 avoid being drafted
Into the military service thereof, have deserted
the military or naval service OF said Government
in time OF war and have not subsequently been
honOrabIy discharged IRON the same, shall have
the quaiicat ions Of an eectoF, and be entitled 10
vote AZ aIleleotions.
ED. A. PABR0TT,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G. MeBURNEY,
.a President Of the Senate.
Passed April 8, 1857.
AprlI 8, Is67-6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
AN ACT
to q certain proposed Amendments
to the Constitution, and the publication
oT this act

Belsting to q certain proposed amendments
to the consultation, and the publication
uf this act.
WHzREAs, The general assembly or the state or
Ohio, three-diths ol the members elected % each
house agreeing thereto have proposed an amend
Iaent TO she constitution. 70 be submitted 70 ths
election for senator's and representatives on the
second Tuesday Of October. 1854 therefore.
sEUuoE /. Be Il slasted 5g fbs ssaeraI Asselsbly
q tss Sate q OHIO, Inat the electors q me sl4es
shah vote upon said proposed amen dment q .
general election in October, 1857, As herein pre-
sorIbed, Viz Those voting for the amendmant
shall put upon their ballots these Horuss con
gHtuionai amendment, yes" Anoae voting
against it shall put upon their ballots these words;
constitutional mondment, no"
sE0. 2. A return additional to the return now
required by law 20 be made, OF the votes cast At
such election for state ofacsra and senators and
representatives, and also for and against the pro
posed amendment 70 the oonEti tuition, shall be
5erffdad and made By the CLERK OF each county to
the Secretary Of State Withtn ten days after said
election aud within twenty davs after said cleo
tioD the goyaFRor secretary or state and attorney
general shall open said returns and count the
votes, and ascerta in whether Or not majority Of
said votes cast At such election have been cast for
said proposed amendment the governor snail
make proclamation thereof without delay.
SIC. 3. The secretary OF stats shall cause he
proposed amendment 70 the constitution passe
at the present session Of the general assembly 20
be pub lshed in not less than one newspaper in
each county Of the state whore newspaper is
pup1a16ds ullAA the second AuelQaF OF OeLouoEs
1867, and he shall also cause this act TO be pub
llshsd IN the same manner for two weeks next
preceding said election.
SIC. 4 The cost OF publishing this act and the
said proposed amendment 10 the constitution in
each county, shall be paid ont Of the county treas
ury in the county wherein published.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect Immediately.
P, HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro ts1s-
sftEs House Of Representation.
ANDREW G. lIoBURNEY.
PTesSdsst Of he Senate
Passed April IS, 1857.
sep. q. 81 It.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
rHHPR PROVED

" HE "A T r "A N I
.aARwRRs, 60 to J. Waterman, Union Street
Il fbeIwssu William and Winter,l Delaware 10
4 7rlsve5Rsrt. sd is provided with g complete
e riddle and screens for all grains, including Ella
tbis IL THE BEST MILL, has latest improvement
July 281GT-2m.f J, WATERMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Attachment N office.

Wininrds. stoskvall. Pltr 2 EEoRE J. ALLEN,
aEalnat ID Justice OF the
Noble G. HAIR, Deft. Peace of Delaware
Township, DslaWaro county, Ohio. On the I5th
dzy or September, A. D. 1857, said justice issued
an order Of Attachment IN the above action, FOR
tbs sum Of I've Hundred and Sixty-slz dollars and
sixty cents.
Ssp.2T'67 ST.. WILLARD s. ETOCKWE EI.Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
The Suffrage Amendment.

THE STATE OF OHIO, 4
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, WIrz1aW HEyRz SIXTH, Secretary Of STATE OF the
State OF Ohio, do hereby certify that the 70 flowing
is true copy or an act thsr ein named, passed BY
theG snernl Assem- bly, OF the STATE OF Ohio On she
I5th day Of April, A. D. 1857. taken from the orig
inal rolls on ale at tAis 0aies.
Il TEsuEoET HHzREoE, I have hsreunto sab
sertbsd ny name and aalEod the Seal OF
CsEA1-7 this UHles, At Columbus. the 18th day
September, A. D. 1857.
VA. HENRT SMITH,
Secretary Of STATE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
0onntrv IEarehants

T 4. x Z NOTICE-
nONAYIN & eTOUGH have the ~genoy fog the
" sale Of FOglesong & Arn0ld's Hom1ny. Call, e
We can sell it 81 . less dgure than you can puF
base elsewhere mov24 %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

Wallnndigham, in vIswo the Senator
shin. Is gushing with Affection for thu
whole Democratic party. His bowels
vearn with love He would embrace
even q Jewett. a Ball, d Bahpr, q ttniR-
Rer,n or am Eshelmnn. t'Lf forget
the Democratic party he says, with
tears streaming down bis face, may
God forget me " "god forget you r.
saws the re- luctant JoWett, who don't
want TO ha guHhed over or have N9ln
bowels vearn In his direction at ALL
"God forget Won fao'll see you damn
ed fiTHh fn~~,Y YCl8@uH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
For Sa1e.

YTVHREE single Buggies and several sets OF Single
and Double Harness. Inquire at
sept27 'B7-2t. THOMPSON'S LIVERY STABLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Rest Fnmilr Grncarles in ToWnl

Db9J u GAAAAA49 WAWCOA AOo IA 4UW4
TlOR the best articles Of Flour, Heats Teas, COf-
u fee, Sugars, Butter, Grain FISH Coal on, and
CroGkery, and all Kinds OF Family Groceries, az
Evans Block, SanduHky Street, near Delaware Run
Delaware. Ohio. Goods delivered FREQ Of charge
inside OF Corporation.
July 12, '6T-sm,
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For Sale.

aHY HOUSE AND LOT or Franklln Street, con-
WI tanning eleven rooms, Six Below and Five
lbOvs. For further infnrmatiou. Enquire OF
auESO'67. C. E. HILLS, at City Mills.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
sheriF's Proclamation.
STATE OF OHIO, I
DELAWARE COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF OHIO,
DELAWARE COUNTY, IS.
TIME QUALIFIED ELECTORS Of said County ara
II hereby notified that general slslCtou will
be held at the usual places OF holding elections IN
said County on the
sth Day of OCTOBER A. D., 1857,
at which time viii be chosen BY baIlO, the follow
ing Omeers, to wit
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Supreme Judge.
Auditor Of State.
Treasurer Of State.
Attorney General.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Member Of the Board of Public Works.
Constitutional Amendment Yes"
State Senator.
r preventative to the General
Assembly.
County Treasurer.
County Commissioner.
! County Commissioner, to fill vacancy.
Infrmary Director.
The Trustees Of the several townships in said
County Of Delaware are required 10 furnish the
CLERK OF the Court Of Common Pleas, the following
number Of Jurors for their respective Townships,
to Wit:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Egtate Of WbitIng ~. dee'd.

RTOTICE is hereby given that on the I2th day Of
~ September. 1867, John Woidsy and j.. Allen
EEecntgrE Of the Egilta uf Hhiliug Alien, deed
died petition IN The Probate CouFt or DeIaWare
County Ohio, alleging thae che personal estate OF
said dseedsnt uldB9ribuisd 81 inEun5iant 20 pay
an uueEp ectsd debt 81 BIS estate That be died
ssized Zee simple q the believing described real
part Of Los No. -, Henry Street IN tho town Of
Delaware, containing thirtgslve ard $500 square
rods That Eliza FridlaF Hetfy Woihsy, John "
Alien, and ]. Alien, Elizabeth BdWards, PhllsmsB
D Bliea, J0hn s. Allen, Oscar Alien5 Isaac Allen,
and Bsuiamin F. Allen, heirs Of 8ilas D. Allen, late
Of Shelby county, deed and John W. Allen, OF
Louisa County, Iowa as bis haifa AZ law hold tne
next estate OF inhsrilsuco thereint said pettfon
viii be for hearing On she lalh day o. QctobeF
next. JOHN WOLELEK, $780,.
J. ALLEN =9s -.i7-
BY J. Allen, Sol. for Petitioner.
Sep.Ia- ;5i-BWpfsT. 90
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M A M
80 q = q 2

actually has choice variety Of goods which he is
selling a. the very lowest prices that be AZ
fordsd, it hardly pays him to publish the fact.
Therefore haVB
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
VOL. XIX.
uaAL NOTIcEs.
Estate of Salmon P. Lott.

NOTICE is hereby Riveu taat the underfigned
AZ has hsen dHlF aHp8iuled and qualified as the
adminiFtFatar ofthe Estate OF Salmon p. lett
deed lats Of Delaware county, Ohio. All persons
Interested viii govern themselves accordingly.
sept27, o. ,-3t. CHARLES WILCOX, AdmF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
Berkshire ToEnship.........

To avoid having names that are now in the Jury
Box, the attention of the Trustees is direCtsd TO
the following list Of names remaining IN she box,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04
FOUND

II best 70 simply invite everybody TO call and eE-
anime our stock and prices bsfsrs purchasing
elsewhere and say but little In regard bs abil-
isY and determination 70 make 81 advantage TO
those who ars not