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nv THE CUBAN CABLE.
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HAVANA, October 19.-The following
news has been received from Mexico:
The Revolutionists defeated company
of Government troops near Zapattam-
pas. Several officers of the former I'm
perial army were captured in rebel bands
Some Mexican soldiers who attempted
to rob a Government conducta were
captured and carried to the capital.
Fresh bands of guerrillas have made
their appearance in Guerrero, causing
much trouble to the inhabitants OF
Gonzalez. Ortega has recovered from
his illness; he remains at Saltillo. Ho-
ratio Dominquez. who was sentenced
to death, has been reprieved. General
Uraga has been banished from the re-
public. A bill for the abolition of cap
ital punishment has been introduced
into the Mexican Congress. EScoOeda
left the capital for Tampieo ana 00i-
tina will shortly proceed to MatamoraS'
The concession to the Vera Cruz nan
road Company has been defeated IN the
Mexican Congress. Santa Anna Saiieu
yesterday for st. Thomas
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To amend the TtrentyJDh (25) Section Of
an Ordinance entitled Gin Ordinance IN
relation to the Streets and Alleys Of the
City Of Uheeling:"
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of the
city of Wheeling that the twenty-tith section
of IAN Ordinance in relation TO the Streets and
Alleys of the city of Wheeling be and is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
Any person or incorporated company desiring
to have openings, cuts or excavations made in
any public street or alley of the city, for the
purpose of having gas or water conducted 10 or
in his, her or its house or lot, or for any other
purpose when the city has consented that the
same may be DONE shall have the same done at
his her OF its cost, and shall have such cut,
opening or excavation filed and repaired, and,
where the same is done on any paved or macad:
amized street or alley, shall cause the replaced
earth to be well rammed and paving or stone re.
set, under the direction of the Street Commits
siOners approval at such time as he may order
or direct.
Any person or incorporated company failing or
neglecting to comply with any of the provisions
of this section shall forfeit and pay to the city
fine of not less than five nor more than twenty
dollars for each aud every such offence
SEC 2. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed Council October 49, 1865.
III. +. FEENY, CITY Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE

amending the 25h aud 26h Sections Of an
Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance in re,
ldtion to Ordindries and Coffee Houses
rithn the City Of WheeliHg::"
SEC Be it ordained by the Council Of the
city of Wheeling that the 18th section Of an
Ordnance entitled AN ordinance IN relation
to Ordinaries and Coffee Houses within the city
of Wheeling" he amended SO as to read as fol
lows
If any person keeping a Coffee House or any
place of public resort or amusement In the city.
shall suffer any game of chance or skill whatever
TO be played at the same, or premises appurtenant
thereto he or she shall for every such offence,
pay to the city fine of twenty dollars.
SEC. ,. Be il further ordained, that the 26th
sectien of said ordinance be amended so "a TO
read rs follows: If any person keeping Coffee
House within the city shall suffer the same TO
be kept open on the Sabbath day, for the pur.
pose of selling or shall sell or give away on said
day, any liquor for the sale Of which this city,
he or she, for every such offence, shall forfeit
and pay TO the city a fine OF twenty dollars
SIC. 3. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed Council October b. I-Gs.
Il. +. FEENY, City Clerk
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New York Market.
New YORK. October Il

NEW YORK, OctOOer IL.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; sales
1900 bales at 25ia25&c for middling mp
lands.
FLOUR - Closed steady for low
grades of State, aud dull and heavy for
pretty much all other kinds.
WHEAT-Dnll and heavy and NOM
inally lower.
RYE--Dull and heavy at 5Sal GO for
western.
OATS-Quiet and very frm at 75a
75ic for western atloat.
CORN-Heavy at bal II for I'M
sound, and 16al l6! for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Quiet and steady at . GA
% 20 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and declining.
BACON-Steady with moderate de-
mand.
CUT MEATS - Market quiet and
steady.
LARD--Dull at 19al9tc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady.
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Louisiana.

N,w ORLEANS, October 10 The
o.aomsbip Texas, from Indianola, Sep
seT"ber 30. with cattle for New Or
ieans foundered in a gale which lasted
several days, the same storm that mum
Ssted New orleans. The vessel was not
abandoned until the 5th instant, when
She was complete wreck and sinking
fast. The Captain and crew were saved
by the brig Emily and brought here.
A dispatch received today from
Franklin, Louisiana, states that the of
flee of the Attakapas Register, pub
lshed in Franklin, st. Mary's parish,
was sacked last night, the press de-
stroyed and the type scattered. The
editor and priaters left for New Orleans
this morning. The dispatch says that
the citizens of Franklin and surround
ing country are doing all in their power
to preserve order. The negroes are
making very bold threats, but have not
made any attempt to carry them into
execution. The town and parish are
quiet at present.
At midnight notorious negro named
Sandy Parker was arrested, having a
sword and revolver in his possession
He accounted for them by saying that
he was an officer of the Metropolitan
force and had been guarding church
during the night. Several negroes were
arrested for parading the streets, armed
with Enfield rifles and wearing United
States cartridge boxes and ammunition
The negroes were congregating to-day
at Brashear City, where, it is said, one
of the men who was assassinated al
Franklin on Saturday night, is to be
buried. Arrivals from that section re.
port apprehensions OF disturbances and
that the families of citizens are being
sent to places of safety, the citizens
themselves remaining.
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Norih Carolina.

RALEIGH, October 19-Both parties
have full electoral and Congressional
tickets in the field and are working Wig
orouSly and look for success in the COM
ing election.
Governor Holden has suspended the
order for organizing a detailed militia.
General Miles has distributed he 10th
United States regiment as follows: two
companies in Raleigh, two in Colds
boro', one in Weldon, one in Plymouth.
one in Fayetteville, one in Charlotte,
one In Greensboro These are all color
ed troops. One company of white troops.
belonging to heavy artillery regiment
and armed as infantry. arrived her. On
Saturday from Fortress Monroe.
Several robberies of money. sc Inv
armed and disguised squads have re-.
Gently taken place in this State.
Governor Holden Processes only \ do.
sire and the purpose to preserve order
and protect the State, and the Demo.
Gratis disclaim all desire or purpose to
interfere with the suffrage of the blacks.
They declare that they will not inter-
fere with or change the State govern
ment except by ballot, but the Republi-
cans seem to think otherwise. The
Democrats say they have no objection
TO white United States troops remain
ing in the State and apprehend no dis
turbance.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Cincinnati Market.

CINClNNATl,.OClo H.
FLOUR-Dull with but little de.
mand; family 5 25aS 10.
WHEAT-Dull; held at 80 for No.
and 30 for No. = winter
CORN-Dull and irregular; new GOc;
old 95a97c.
OATS-Dull at 59a6Oc for No. choice
winter.
RYE-Steady at 3Sa1 40.
BARLEY-Strong; State spring goa
, 30 Canada 50a2 30; no fall offering.
COTTON-Dull and unchanged at
23a23tc.
TOBACCO-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Very dull; closing ut 20.
MESS PORK-Scarce; 80 bblS sold at
1919.
LARD-Dull at Isle for city and 15c
for country.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders 1lfc;
sides lac.
BACON-Dull; shoulders 13a13tc;
sides 15aal64c and l6fa17c for rib, clear
rib and clear.
HAMS-Very dull at 1ial5c for COM
mon and 17ta16ic for sugar cured.
BUTTER-2c higher and scarce; sales
OF treSl AT oIa4ZC.
EGGS-Scarco at 25a26c.
OILS-Dull and nominal at DIAL 05,
and holders anxious to sell; petroleum,
dull at 29aSlc for refined; lard, dull;
sales of current make at 40 and win
ter 90.
POTATOES-In large supply and dull
at 0Oa2 80 per barrel.
APPLES-Dull at , 00a4 90 per barrel.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and dropping;
sales of good to extra at 4 OOa5 so,
gross.
HOGS-Dull at 00aS IS, gross; two
houses commenced Strengthening to-day
with the weather quite favorable.
-GOLD-l37.
EXCHANGE-Dull at Ito discount
buying; for selling the market is dull.
MONEY-Continues close at Sal0 per
cent.
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Sev Work Items.

Npv YORK. October l9.-The steam
ors Colorado, TeutOnia and Virginia,
from Europe, have arrived.
Uillier & Sons drug factory in Jer-
cav CITY burned yesterday; loss $1,000;
insured. Therp's fat boiling establish
mept, Thirty-eighth street, New York,
was also burned; loss $4,000; insured.
Some burglars on Friday night made
a raid on the Office of Alexander q Sons,
Beaver street, but failed to open the
safe, containing $4,000.
The number of naturaliZations in
New York thus far is about $4,000 and
in Brooklyn nearly 5000.
Bishop McIlvaine, of Ohio, yesterday
administered the rite of confirmation to
twenty-three persons.
A large number of visiting Episcopal
clergymen preached in Brooklyn yes
terday.
DIR. McCosh was inaugurated as Pres
ident of Princeton College to-day.
The Democrats nominated John @.
Schumacher and General Slecum, in the
Brooklyn Districts, for Congress. The
Republican nominees are Henry ). Bel
lows and Samuel Booth.
The Times, to-day, estimates the
Democratic majority, in this city and
Brooklyn, in November, at 10000, and
claims the State for Grant by COCO.
The Peruvian Legation acknowledge
contributions, amounting to 81, 595, fol
the sufferers caused by the earthquake
in Peru and Ecuador.
A dispatch has been received at the
War Department, from Governor Clay,
ton, of Arkansas, concerning the de-
structiOn, by body of armed men, of
arms purchased for the State. The
Governor states he is satisfied that
armed resistance to law is cOntempla-
ted, and that in such event the United
States forces, there stationed, would be
inadequate to preserve order.
1t is stated that leading Southern
Democrats have issued an address re-
uuesting Seymour and Blair TO resign
in favor of Chase and Franklin.
George Francis Train has been mott.
fed by the cable of his nomination. to
Congress in the 9TH district of this city
The committee urged him to pay the
claims against him aud return at once
The committee yesterday received q
dispatch accepting the nomination, auC
stating that he had offered the money t
pay all the claims and ii had been re
fused. He says his Imprisonment is fol-
purely political reasons.
The World says: A party cannot sub
sist upon vapor. Change the aspect o
the canvass or we shall have repetl
ton in November of result like thai
which has Overtaken us in the prelini
nary contest. Ifanybody tells the peo
pie that things look we'll as they stand
that nothing which could now be done
would better them, he is in the frs
case dishonest, and i'll the second mis-
taken. Governor Seymour now can ait
us much, but General Blair can aid Us
far more, and in a different way, by {
chivalric action superior to all elo'
Quence.
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Indian Commission

New YORK, October 19.-Thc United
States Indian Commission, appointed at
a meeting of citizens last May, held a
session this morning to listen to re-
port from Bishop Whipple of Minnesota
on the present condition of the Indians
of the United States territories. The
address contained startling array of
facts as to the i'll treatment and long
continued injustice of our people to-
wards the Indians. Rev. Drs. Bellows
and Osgood and Bishop Hempel also
addressed the meeting, the latter in
stancing the result of humane treat
ment of six tribes in this State as evil
dence of the capacity of Indians for
Improvement. After the adoption of n
resolution asking Congress to give
Bishop Whipple a hearing at its next
session, the meeting adjourned to
meet at the call of the secretary.
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pro,e.,aut Epi.copaI Conventien.

New YORK, October 19.-In the Prot
estant Episcopal Convention, to.day d
the committee on Prayer Book reporteu
that the stereotyped plates OF the pray,
books which were formerly in pessessl11ss
of Harper g. Brothers had been soiu
and their whereabouts could noe 20
discovered. They also staten :nas
lanes Potts, publisher OF rellgious
works in this city, has a set OF plates
wbicb he was willing to sell. Iney
offered a resolution appointing spe'
I'll COMMITTEES to negotiate for their
omrcbase and care for their safety,
which was adopted.
the appointment of a Registrar, who is
to be the custodian of valuable manu-
scripts pertaining to the ecclesiastical
history of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Rev. DR.. Richards Mason, of North
Carolina, offered resolution amending
certain psalms. Referred to the COM
mittee on Prayer Book.
The same gentleman offered resolu-
ton to correct the publication of the
creed. Laid on the table.
Mr.. T. Taylor, of Virginia, offered the
following:
Resolred, That it is inexpedient to
make any alterations in the Book OF
Common Prayer.
This provoked running debate and
was finally made the order of the day
for Wednesday.
S. B. Ruggles offered a resolution ask
ing that the committee on Prayer Books
have made a translation of the Creed
from the original Greed and submit 1T
to the next Convention. Adopted.
After recess the committee On Canons
reported an amendment to section 8,
canon Is, title l, providing for the cleo
ton of assistant Bishops in case of the
physical inability of the Bishop, and
with the consent of the latter, which
was debated until the close of the SEES
sion. Judge Cunningham, Judge Battle,
Judge Otis, Rev. DR.. Haight and Others
speke in favor of and Rev. DIR. Adams,
Mr.. WIN. Welsh and others against as
sistant Bishops. Adjourned till Mon
daV
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BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Register.

DUBLIN, October 19.-Marquis Aber-
corn has refused an audience to the
Limerick delegation on behalf of the
Fenian prisoners.
MADRID, October 19.--The Junta has
issued an address on the future form OF
the Spanish government, saying that IL
will be the duty of the Cortez only TO
decide thereupon, but that all the peo'
pie will be allowed to express their opin-
ions.
Olozaga has declared for monarchy
and is supported by serrano ana lopeS9'
The Unionists and Democrats are VIII
ing to accept either monarchy or a
republic, if decided by universal sur
frona
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All communications should be addressed to
ROBERT =. NOAH. No 222 + street, Wash.
ington, ID. c., General Agent for the District Of
Columbia and States Of Virginia and West Viz
ginia, for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
Association.
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From Sandusky,

SANDUsKY, October ia warrant
was issued, Saturday night. by the
United States District Court of North
ern Ohio, for the arrest of Hon. E. T.
Dickinson, of Fremont, Democratic
Congressman elect for the 9th District
of Ohio, and also the Probate Judge of
Sandusky county, on a charge of issu-
ing fraudulent naturalization papers
TO secure his own election. He will be
o o.heh to Cleveland, to day, for examin.
- IL. McArdle, Dickinson's deputy,
ano chairman of the Sandusky county
Democratic Committee, was arrestad
yesterday, IN Fremont, by the L s
Marshal on similar process for com,
plicity in the same frauds, Dickinson
beiAg summoned as witness against
him. esn
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4. Resolved, That we denounce the Radical
party of this State, because with view OF
perpetuating their own power, they have re
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power Of appoint
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes cf the party may be bet
ter accomplished; and because with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected, from either civil or criminal resPonsl;
bility for even willful and corrupt violation OF
duty.
5. Resolved, That while we are willing to &C;
cord to the negro the full measure Of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, We are unalterably opposed to negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
g. Resolved, That we denource the Radical
marty for having, through its representatives in
Congress, by the passage of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence Of our new State.
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., October l9.-J. w.
McArdle, of Fremont, Clerk ot the
Court, was arrested and brought here
on Saturday, charged with the issue of
fraudulent naturalization papers. The
examination was continued throughout
Saturday and to-day, and isstill in pro-
gress. McArdle and the Others will
probably be held for trial in January.
Judge Dickinson, member of Congress
elect from the Ninth District, is here as
witness.
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Boiler ExDlosiou

CA1vGA, n: Y, October l9.-As the
-FOUR r M. train west was crossing Cay
uga Lake, and when about half wav
across the water, the boiler exploded
throwing the fragments into the lake
four men we're riding on the engine
none none OF whom were seriously ipi5reS
lhere was great CONSERVATION amen
the passengers, but fortunately none os
the cars were thrown from the track
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 10.

ChiOA1oi OcGODer IL.
FLOUR-Dull; sales spring extras at
6 OOaS 25.
WHEAT-Quiet and lower; sales No.
at l A1a1 az and No. 2 at 324a1 "a,
closing at 32ia1 800 for No. 3; sales
No. 2 since Change at Seal 32t.
CORN-Light demand and 1c lower;
sales No. at S5aS9ic, No. at S71a9Oc
and rejected at &c, closing quiet at
S8iaS9c for No. l; sales No. this after
noon at 85c.
OATS-Active and lower; sales No.
at 50ia51ic and rejected at 4Sia49c,
closing at 50fe for No. 1.
RYE-Dull and lower; sales No. at
l 24a1 % and No. 2 at 20a1 %, closing
dull at inside price.
BARLEY-In fair request and unset
tied; sales No. 2 at Seal 80 and reject.
ed at Gal Is, closing at sal 60 for
No. 9.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnven-
ton Of West Virginia.

/. Resolred, That We approve the platform Of
the National Democratic Convention. lately as
sembled in New Yc-k, as the true exponent OF
and united support TO the nominees of that
Convention for the offices Of President and Vice
President of the United States.
? Resolred That we demand of the Legisla
ture OF this State a reduction Of the useless
swarm OF officers with which we are infested,
@hd such other measures of economy. retrensh-
men Ineht and reform as will reduce the hurthen Of
Sac anu local taxation, which is t1hausting
the substance Of our people.
D. tteSoseed That we demand the reform Of
oppressive upon the people. and AT vaTiance
with the fundamental principles of free govern.
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DROXIAIONa

! i Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
| MAXWELL & TINGLE
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, October


Flour dropping. Wheat dull; opened
steady and closed la2c lower; sales No. 2
white Michigan at gal 93; amber sc;
No. 2 amber / 60; No. red s.; No. do
l &c. Corn &c lower; No. l at Csc. Oats
a shade lower; No. l, 56s56ic; No. 2, 55a
55ic; Michigan, 56a56ic. Rye steady;
No. ., 81. Barley quiet and firm.
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Reflect that a sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites 10 promote connubL
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair aud hlled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
1871 4 ........... hli.rhl.l mi n.,r -
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YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves BY a certain pr.s
tice INDUCED in when alone, a habit frcqusnly
learned from evil companions, or At school he
effects of which are nightly felt even When
aslesp and II not cured renders marriage In
posaibie, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatohod from all prospects and eRjoymeuls
of life by the consequences Of dcviAtiHg from
the path Of nature and INDUCING In q certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before oon
templatiny
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81. Eouis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October 10.
Wheat, choice grades firm and little
better. Corn, unchanged; sales at 95a
CSC. Oats, very dull; sales at 50a54c.
Rye, sales at l GOAL %. Barley, un-
chaged. Pork, dull at 81 00a31 80. Ba-
con, dull at 13ic for shoulders and l7ia
l7sc for clear sides. Lard, sales at l9c
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, October

NEW YORK, OCTOBER ~.
Receipts, 22S3 beeves; 47,Sl5 sheep
and lambs, 2s,1l5 hogs.
BEEF Quiet and a trifle lower;
among the offerings were several droves
OF Texas cattle, which were slow of
SAFE extras, l6fal6ic: prime, 15ia16c;
inferior, 9allc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Moderately
active; receipts large and prices heavy:
sheep, 4a6ic; lambs, 6ia7ic.
H0GS-Higher; closing tolerably ac-
tive at Sia9fc.
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Died.

PROVIDENCE, October l9.-Hon. VIM:
r. Staples, formerly Chief Justice OF
Rhode Island Supreme Court, died this
morning.
WORCESTER, October l9.-Father
O'Keefe, Catholic Priest at Clinton,
Mass, died suddenly this morning.
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Fire.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, October l9.-The
Penfeld paper mills in this county was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday even
ing. Exact loss unascertained. In
surance 100000. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
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Base Ball.

CINCINNATI, October 19.-The game
of base ball played this afternoon be,
tween the Cincinnatis and a picked
nine from other clubs III the State re-
suited in favor of the Cincinnatis, by a
score of 80 to Is.
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Fran Montreal.

MONTREAL, October 19.-The water
id the St. Lawrence river rs unusually
low. The steamer Spartan Oh her east
ward trip struck on Long Sault Rapids,
but sustained no damage.
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z RICES
AN ORDINANCE

II MCCLELLAN 81 KNOX,
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shore.

SOUTHAMPTON, ONT, October l9.-The
steamer Silver Spray went ashore yes
terday on Chantry Island. She is sup
posed to be badly damaged.