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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
Now York Market

Now York Market.
by Telegraph December
Cotton-Firmer.
Flour 1o115c better; 9.Goaioeo for extra etate :
91oGtl2.7b for X. II. q.
heaf-2dtsc better 2.as for inferior No 2 spring:
EOS for white California
Corn-2c hetter 13311 "a for mixed western. in
store. 80 ailoat: la for now aAOat
barley-scarce and advancing: 100 for Canada
and western
Oste-Quiet: SIC for western, In etore: see ahoas
Pork-Opened buoyant, but closed frm; q 500
?ss
Lard-rirnes. 1sHGf3xc
Pefroleum-ll0ll l-2 Tor crude: % 1-o for refined
In bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
-. Louis N arket.

49, 11UWtO NWTAcIs
BY Telegraph Dec.7.
Flour-A little better feeling but prices I'M
changed.
wheat-Small offerings and less d. mani !;
prices unchanged.
Cern-ilisher 1.c5@l.cs, for yellow and
white
Oats-A little better 1s@14c.
Rye Steady l.70@l.76
Bsrley-Stesdy at yesterday advance.
Pork--2l .5)122 90.
Pacon-Clear sides 14si shoulders nominal
at ll@llLc; sweet picked hams l2is.
Lard--l2c.
EoOa-A kOz77 On
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. December I.
llo9s-Rece.ved TO l2n 1888 head. Receiv-
ed for week. $4,000. Market for week closes
firm with about all sold. Range. s. 25ua5.75 for
common to medium; 25IS 5V for prime 6.'6
@7.l5 for extra.
Cattle Received TO l2 = los head. Market
very quiet; quotations unchanged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

New York stock Market.
BY Tclegraphl December.
Stocks-veYy dull.
Boud<-Coupone Of 90. 1efh: Of "a, f.oCk: Of
% IVA lo4ee, coupons. oi,s; sos. unchanged.
Western uniou-l .32aS
N. Z. tentral-unchanecd
krie-flk.
tack lrland-s6A.
1llinoie Oentral-l .ssk
Cleveland . Toledo -1.03%.
Merchants Union
Money Per cent.
etesfing- uneaanged.
Goldfish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
RrrnsrIyArA. o, Aug. u. 1851

RrrnsYlvArA, o, Aug. u. 1851.
0~uts-f have been dealing In proprietary msd'-
s.nes Cor the last ~ years rnd have never "e'ofe
found prepara,lon tina, wond equal your Pain
Killer limo, only scil. very rspdly, but gives the
ost perfect satisfaction Ia every case hat has como
20 my knowledge.
In my prac,ve very seldom prescribe patent med
cine, but having entire confidence In your " Pa'a
Killer" and knowing that It possesecs valuable med
CO, proportions. freely use Il In my daily practice.
Ifis the moe, standard medicine have for rale ard
many fAmnes In this vicinity would ne soon thihk OF
hc,pv out Of s~cf or Broad a. without bottle Of Pain
Killer in the house.
Your,. v.ry,raly, ISAAC A. DoRAN. NJ. D.
4 r Benson a Co., Of Charlottesville, va. wf'e
Your Pain KILLER IL decidedly The most popular
proprietary medicine sold in this State.
J. H. Mccall. NJ D.. Quitman. Ga.-I have no
Aeabt u will always be thu great family medicine
Ministers aud Public Speakers,
Who sre 80 often afflicted with Throat di-casrs, VIII
and remedy in
ALIENS LUNG BAISAM.
Los.nse- aud waters romriimcs give relief hut
THE Baleam, taken few times. will Insure cnr"-
VIII the afflicted Clergyman plcase tcst iis mcrlis'
rk-1lncS,Als rnrscsANr.
p. Nathaniel Harris. f,r many years resident OF
Miidi~burry. Vi. rec pmmends the Bssam as being
superior 70 all other remedies for Bronchitis. lie
says ~ have doubt II viii coon become class
cal remedial ZEN, for the If al diseases II the
Throat, Bronchial Tubes, and III. Lungs.
.NATH HARRIS, NJ D.
Dr Lloyd. Of ohio, surgeon In the army during the
wsr, from exposure contracted consumption. lie
ssys ~ have he-'tancy In stating that II WAS by
The Use of yonr Iung Belssmthat am now alive and
enjoying health" nr Fletcher, Of Missouri, -ays
~ recommend yo,r Ba.am In preference. to any
other med clnc for Con ,l and II q zee sat- siacion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

JACOB HAHN,S
Union Bakery Z Restaurant!
Ne. > East - Street.
FnB SUBsCRIBKR HAS JUST OPENED ms
1 New and Elegant Establishment. and would say
. Oh customers and new ones, thst he IL prepared
70 furnish them with the beet quality ofchoicc
Dremd, Cakes, Pies and Confec.
1iOnery.
Made from the best material. Afnll stock always
hand, and families supplied Al reasonable rates.
The Union restaurant
mas 0een nts<n " :" ~ wusfe mcaiaonu
hOure.
P~rtice supplied In the bert manner on short ro-
tice. Subtraction guaranteed In everything scnd
In your orders.
oct29 dn JACOB HAHN
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
LvsE 4 cRIGGs', IS Perry ST.

NEw BOOKS.
AN Every new Book can be found on our coun-
ters.
LrsR & GRIGGs,
pyok.eliers, IS @srry Street
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NEWS
~ 7'EEEG R.fPH,
Kew YORs.

TO THE DALEY .sEmOCxsA1.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Epitome of Business and Personal Matters.
Mrs NJ. A. Corson and other members oil
st. Paul's Church, in this city, have pre-
sented Mrs. Jacob Sinex, of Trinity M, 4.
Church, of Chester, Pa, with complete
communion service.
The Mosacsa Club of Salem, N. j., played
a game OF base ball at New Castle, with the
Harmony Club, of that place on Wednes-
day last, when the latter were victorious.
Edward Tatnall, Jr., Brandywine Nur-
series, has for sale Reyes celebrated tomato
plants. See advertisement in another
/ column,
The Sale in West Wilmington.-T sale
of DIR. j. A. Brown consisting oil a mort
rage for 50 600, Chestnut Grove Cottage,
and fity-six building lots, took place IN
1 West Wilmington on Saturday afternoon
lust. A large number OF persons were
present ON the occasion, and the bidding
was quite spirited. Ogle ~ Townsend,
Anctioneers We would Just remark here,
that Mr.. Ogle Is one of the best auctioneers
IN tins section, al the present time. He iully
understands the whole routine OF the bust
ness, and knows how TO dispose OF property
to good advantage We give below the
names of the purchasers, together with the
prices at which the mortgage and property
sold:-
The mortgage was sold to Joseph w. Gid
den, for $685.
Chestnut Grove Cottage, with 200 fee
square OF ground, to John p. McLear, FOL
$4,000
The Sixth Avenue House was not sold.
Trenty eight Lots fronting 90 feet on 5irtI
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

NAPOLEON IN THE AMERICAN DEPART
MENT.-A Paris correspondent of the n, Y:
Herald, says The Emperor again visited
the Exhibition the other day, accompanied
by single aid, both dressed in plain daily
costumes. His Majesty spent more than an
hour in the American department, and was
ciceroned by gentleman from New YORK
who happened to be present, and who was
addressed by the Emperor, and was request
ed to explain things Of interest which he
found. He enlightend His Majesty as far as
possible OH every point, although he was not
connected with The exhibition of any OF the
articles except those of the fine art gallery.
The Emperor was greatly interested In an
American gun which he examined with
closeness. He worked il as well as he could,
studied its parts carefully, and seemed to
comprehend it thoroughly. The specimens
OF bronzed iron also attracted his notice and
excited his admiration. His Majesty had all
the information possible as to the method
employed in bronzing, TO which he lent the
closest attention. After remaining more
than an hour in the department he retired
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
GRIMES ANN CASUALTIES.

woman in Jail in Boston for liquor sell
ling received a roast chicken last week. The
warden carefully examined it, when he
found flask of Bourbon whisky concealed
in the dressing.
Foger, one of the murderers Of Densmore,
was executed at Washington, Penn, on
Wednesday afternoon. He reafflrmed his
former confession duplicating young Mont
gomery, son OF Hon. VIM. Montgomery,
who was tried at the last session of the Cir.
cult Court and cleared. Though Folger was
confessedly guilty, he IS not regarded as hav-
ing been the prime mover in the tragedy.
His confession produces profound sensa-
ton in that community.
Eleanor Hughes, pRuper OF Colslord,
England, got coffin from the parish authori
ties to bury her daughter Eliza in The
coffin was several inches too short, so the
son of n Scripture reader named Price, witt
the consent OF the mother and the assistance
OF miner named Page, cut off the legs o
the corpse with a Ratchet, and hammered
the feet out straight, so that the mutilatet
limbs could be squeezed in by the side o
the body. Even then the nose had to BIZ
broken before the lid would go on. Pric,
was committed TO jail,
A tim wedding was observed after al
unusual manner in Vermont the other day
The wife eloped with young fellow, taking
with her all the "tn" her husband hat
saved in ten years The discovery Of he
absence of course closed the festival.
gang of young thieves have been ar
rested in Plttsburg who are known to have
committed at least ten robberes aud bur
gsrles.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

The Paris exhibitors number over 45,OOO.
At the London exhibition in 1869 there were
%, 600 exhibitors, and at the Paris Exposition
IN 1866, there were $4,000,
A Mr.. Arnold, of Troy, has built little
propeller as a model for the application of
new principle in the propulsion of vessels,
1t is propelled by four screws, all directly
under the vessel. The argument for the
location is, that it will give greater speed, MS
the screws operate in solid water alone.
The eight hour law in New York has no
vitality whatever. In New York city, en-
ployees see it has no practical force, and are
not disposed to make the costly experiment
of inducing the employers to adopt it. And
so it is all over the State.
A boy preacher has appeared in Wales,
who, according to his admirers, is TO extin-
guish Mr.. Spurgeon. This promising youth
is Master Enoch Probert, who has just
completed his eleventh year
The Emperor of Russia has signed and
ratified the Seward purchase treaty, and
Alaska is ours. An officer OF the Russian
Legation was Immediately despatched tc
bear the international deed to Washington.
They have curiosity in the town o
Wells, Me.-a man who insists on payinl
taxes on his Seven-Thirties.
1t is asserted that lady in Petersburg
Va, only 10 years old has just cut eigh
new teeth.
Two Germans in st. Paul, MINI, CLAIM
10 have discovered the secret in the manu-
facture of the explosive cartridges used ii
the needle guns of Prussia.
Alta fashionable wedding at Norfolk, Ct.
last week, the bridal presents were valued u
$4,000. Among them were S., 600 roll c
greenbacks, two sets of diamonds, camel
hair shawl, and large quantities Of silvC
plate.
The Government is steadily reducing III
number of its employees. Discharges {
clerks and laborers are constantly reporte
from Washington. The Departments al
resuming their peace footing.
1t is stated that the whites and blacks
Summit, Miss, are about equally balance
in point of numbers, and live together O
amicable terms. AS an evidence of Il
feeling, it may be stated that there is fl
company there, and that negroes and whit
rnll at the same rope.
George Murray and Joseph johnson, wi
assaulted and attempted to rob New Yo
schoolmaster the other day, have been SCI
tossing Sing prison, each for twenty years
A system of slavery, OF which Chinese a
the principal victims, is said 10 exist und
French auspices on the Society Islands.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

The proposition to build new Prespy
,orion church IN the western part OF this cily
gains more in favor every day. A Dullu'ns
capable OF seating about two thousand per
sons would be just the thing
The United States Consul at Nassau says
there Is danger of the yellow fever being
introduced into this country from the west
Indies.
The Broadway Bank has been swinuleu
out of $17,5O0 by means of forged cheoN,
purporling to come from the ofhcers oil we
Board of Public Education.
1t is SAID that Mr.. Greeley cannot get his
hands washed clean since they came in con-
tact with the blood-dyed "maulers" oil DAVIS
the traitor.
General schofeld has ordered that negro
company called the "Lincoln Guards, re-
Gently organized al Richmond, shall be
disbanded.
woman in Brooklyn died a few days
AGO because of the blunder of druggist il
putting up prescription wrong. lie ha'
been arrested.
IF. Pickles of this city sailed for Eng
land on Saturday last He will be aDsen
about three months.
Gen. Sickles has been breveted Majo
General in the regular army for gallant sci
vices at Gettysburg.
Rev. Mr.. Ford, of Brooklyn, preached
the Central Church last Sunday, mornin
and evening"
The historian, Bancroft, has been al
pointed Minister TO Berlin.
They are 10 have new bridge over IL
Susquehanna, at Harrisburg,
Gen. Grant was in Richmond on sa;u
day.
DR.. Brown OF this city intends shortly
locate in Petersburgh, Virginia.
The Board of Health will make tour
inspection through the Fourth Ward to-da
The Commercial Bank at New Orlea
has suspended payments
The weather continues cool for the seasc
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
A CANNON BALL IN THE HAT.

An anonymous writer, generally sup
posed to be the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
after describing how, when boy, he stole Il
cannon ball from the Navy Yard at Charles
town, Mass, ind with much trepidatlon and
more headache, carried it away in that uni
versal pocket Of youlh-his hat-winds up
with the following reflections, which, though
pmosophiGallY triie, are in tins manner con
vcyed with much force and freshness
"When | reached home, had nothing to
do with my shot. did not dare to show ii
in the house, nor tell where got it, and
after one or two solitary rolls, gave it away
on the same day to Prince-streeter.
but inter all, that sixpounder rolled a
good deal of sense into my skull. think
it was the last thing that ever stole Eek.
cepting a little matter of heart, now and
them, and it gave me IL notion Of the folly
of cOveting more than you can enjoy, which
has made my whole life happier 1t was
rather a severe mode OF catechisng, but
ethics rubbed in with sixpounder shot are
better than none at all.
"But / see men doing the same thing
going into underground and dirty vaults
and gathering up wealth which will, wher
got, roll a. ound their heads like ball, ant
be not whit softer because 1t is gold instea(
of iron, though there is not a man in Wal
Street who will believe that.
humiliation TO win proud woman who hat
been born above him, and when he got her
he walked all tile rest OF his life with a can
non ball in his hat.
81 have seen young men enrich them
selves by pleasure in the same wise way
spaung no pains, and scrupling at no sacri
flee of principle, for the sake at last Of car
rying burden which no man can bear.
IAN the world are busy in striving 70
things that give little pleasure and brin
much care am accustomed, in all m
walks among men, noticing their ways an
their folly, to think There is man, steal
ing a cannon BALL. or, there's man with
! ball on his head. l know it by his walk
"The money which clerk purloins fo
his pocket at last gets into his hat like
cannon ball. Pride, bad temper, selfishnest
. evil passions, will roll man as if he had
! ball on his head And ten thousand men i
= New York will die this year, and as enc
i one falls his hat will come off, and out wi
= roll an iron ball, which for years he hu
! worn out his strength carrying"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

FIFTY Four DAYS WITHOUT Foop.-
Many of our readers have doubtless noticed
an item concerning the refusal OF citizen
of Dayton, Ohio, to take food. The Dayton
journal OF Wednesday of this week, saws:
Yesterday was the .ffty fourth day since Mr..
Brown, of this city, tasted food. This is the
united testimony of Mr.. Brown and lns
family, who are worthy people,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

The DIFFERENcE.-sena Wilson went
down South to address the unreconstrhctcd
in rebeldom, and by his moderate, concilia-
tory tone Of language, and convincing style
OF argument, has made for the cause nu
merous friends, and Tor himself feeling Of
esteem, On the other hand, Judge Kelley
started on the same errand, and by violent
language and great Dragging he evoked a
murderous riot, and had to leave the rostrun
and the city of Mobile in hurry.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

A YOUNG Methodist imitator OF Spurgeon,
n short time ago, created great excitement in
England by his preaching. A gentleman
from Hartford, who was in London, was in
vited to go down and hear him. On leaving
the church his friend exultingly asked him
if he had such preaching as that in America.
1.-THE discourse was excellent" retorted the
Hartford gentleman, "but have heard it
before DIR. Horace Bushnell delivered it
from his pulpit about year and half ago. "
Investigation showed that the young man had
preached nearly volume of DIR. Bushnell's
sermons, and his dismissal followed.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

DISTRESSING MORTALITY IN A FAMILY
FROM SCARLET FEvER.-The family of the
Rev. George G. Roat, residing in Reading,
Pa, has been much afflicted recently. On
tile 4th of April little daughter took the
scarlet fever, dying from its effects on the
9th instant. On the following day one ofhis
boys, aged ten years-on the 18th another
twelve years old, and on the 14th one about
fifteen years ofa ge-became severely afflicted
with the same disease. Two of them made
narrow escape from death-the other died.
On the night of the 23d the little babe took
ii, and died on the Goth,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

The will of Stephen A. Douglas is in
Court. The agent is sued by the heirs, Mrs
Williams late Mrs. Douglas, and her chill
dren, for fraud tits claimed, that the agent,
Nicholas p. Inglehart, compromised various
claims against the estate, had them assigned
o him, and then applied 10 tho Court for the
entire amount, nearly nine thousand dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

in accordance with the request Of the City
Council, Mayor Valentine has called II
public meeting to he held at the City Hail,
tomorrow evening, to take measures for ex-
tending aid to the starving people Of the
South. 1t is 10 he hoped that it will be
largely attended by our citizens, MS the ac
counts from that part of the Union appca
STRONGLY 10 the philanthropist for relief.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

A traveller, who has just returned from
iourneying through Africa, says: "a savage
holds 10 his cows and to his women, but
especially to his cows" He adds; 1.-THE
price ola good looking strong young wife,
who can carry heavy jar of water is ten
cows. Throughout savage lands family OF
daughters is exceedingly profitable. - 'af
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VALuAnLn EAMI ron SALE.

uoDtauing lao acres more or less, fltuaie on "
Brandy wiLe, In Christians hundred, Nav Castle eoQlV'
and State Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of Morris PauT
Thomas Wilson, aud others Ths buildings ars An eAeH
lent st4he House aud Barn. both supplied with rss
nom pipes from springs. There rs running wAiefint
held. food apple orchard And great variety q fhvN
pears aud grapes lthas % ofths very best hsh
wine meadow, with 30 of Woodland, all ~ W.
atateuf cultivation within Ave miles vt the wllmils
ton city line. II Is very healthy aud desirable p~
tsrtJ Apply to W. MCCAuLLtf.
sos Market street
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

A young man Is in the habit OF visiting
the large Western cities. and in front OF some
of the finest residences, usually where
couple of young ladies happen to be sitting,
he is suddenly seized with hemorrhage'
the blood flowing coplously from his mouth
OF course he is taken in the house, where
his story is that he was in the war, has
bullet in his heart, has been imprisoned
and all that, which of course elects the SYM
pathy of the crowd, and every lady con-
tributes handsomely. The fellow RECEIVERS
very rapidly, and decamps
A boy named Copp, belonging in South
Benton, N. H., having been punished by his
father for some offence, went up stairs and
shot himself in the side. His situation is
considered critical,
On Friday week, the mother OF james
Hail. residing in Buffalo, left the boy, who
was four years of age, with his brother, whc
is six years old, and went TO market. WHILE
absent, the elder gave the younger some rye
whlskey. Shortly after drinking it, he SUI
down at the breakfast table, but soon iel
from his chair, breaking his neck. 1t II
supposed the stupetaction caused by th'
liquor produced the fall lie fingered in NJ
insensible state until next morning, when HI
died
Miss Yarnal had the offer of the hand o
Abraham Stout, dry goods merchant, o
Ocean, N. j., and she accepted ii. He fail
ing to keep his word, she has been awarde
$40 600 in lieu thereof. That is better tha
the hand without the hcart-and he ma
think that he has got out of n bad scrap
cheaply.
Mr.. John Leighton, New York broke
has been arrested for obtaining $685. III
der fraudulent representations.
The deficiency in the account of the Asst
tant Treasurer at New Orleans is one mi
5 lion dollars The Government will not lo
to any considerable extent.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

L'OR sALE.--A dOoD THREE srORY tRlCA
II HOUSE, II modern style, having ~ large fp9ls
good dry cellar. The house is furnished with waehh
and psror heater. Tue lot - feet 'front.' 45 asS
havhg shade trees and variety OF grapes and olns
small fruits IL beautifully situated washlngouslsa
No ala, having elegant prospect II town and epuu
FERNS accommodating. Possession 18th March hsiA
Apply to Nm. MrCAULLE,
iabl2 600 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
FIRST FLOOR OF
Nos. 900 and 800,
MARK ET STR Il l. II.
We have full lines OF ali Mind.
SILK PoPLINs,
MoHAIRs,
CHINTzEs,
MUsLINs.
LINENS.
DAMAsKS,
FLANNRLs, ...
sHAwLs,
QUILTS, .
GAssIMERs,
vEsTINas.
BOYS WEAR,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS. - HOSIERY,
LAoEs PIoUEs,
| &c., SO sc.
SECOND FLOOR OF
$40 and 222 Market Street
KIDDERMINIsTER,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
and HRMI
G A r = Il L s
q ga, IA, ga, Ga.
, white, Red, Check aud Fancy
MATTINGs, RUGS, OTTOMANs, MATS, STAIR -RODs
OIL. SHADES, &c.
3 BASEMENT OF
Nos. 2aO and 229 Market stree
OIL CLOTHS,
F,om yard to yards cut any size to order
BEST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Make
n We cannot enumsrAte any but leading articles of o.
g. stock but our customers will mud II complete In all d
40 | pArtmsnts We shall endeavor to make II IN tn,
% tNTBRRST to purchase AT HOME
Our long experience 10 our business our extent
acquaintance among lha largest and best Import
houses OF the country, through tomv OF whom we
enabled order direct from the other side, enable us
u, present tor examination stock OF goods,
oil COMPLETE IN ASSORTMENT,
DESIRABLE IN STYLE,
re AND LOW IN pRIUB
le aorle-sm GRANVILLE woRRELL
ee ~O'-N-o-'