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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
=
In Bankruptey-No. 65.
IN THE MATTER OF MATTHEW W. Nc.
OHEsNEY, Bankrupt
WHEREAS, MATHEW W. MooHEsNRY,
eforessid, duly declared banuuPsts, under the
Act IF Congress Of March 1,,,; z lsS1 has this
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provabie under said act
Notice is therefore given TO AZ creditors who have
proved their debts and to al other persons N inter
est that The 18th day Of NaFsh iSSs a. Il A. M Is
may then and there attend and show cause, If any
they nave why the prayer Of The said petition should
clerks Office, New Orleans, FsbrqGEy g, 1888
mhlsl7 Deputy Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
I'm BAakruptcy-No. Sa.
IN THE MATTER OF DANIEL BERRY,
Individually and as Member OF the Firm OF D.
Berry Co., Bankrupt,
WHEREAS DANIEL BERRY, INDIvIDU.
Fl .hS o9 q &c s sE'h 6 q s.
Bankrupt under the act of Congress Of
March q 1857, has this day filed in said court pet.
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and 10 al other persons in in.
terest that the 24Lh day Of March, 1853, at II A.
M, is assigned for the hearing of the same and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause If any they have, Why the prayer Ct tls sal
petition should not be granted.
Clerks ONCE, New Orleans. February o, 1865.
X LOEW,
fe23 mhs II Deputy Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Iu Baukruptcy-NO. 2s.
IN THE MATTER OF ALEXANDER H. MASON,
Bankrupt

banATnbh
WHEREAS ALEXANDER II. MASON, OF
wv New Orleans ard parish of Orleans, and dis.
trict aforesaid duly declared Bankrupt under the act
oil congress Of March O. 1867, has this day filed in
said court a petition praying for a discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provRble under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to ~ other persons in inter
est that the 25th day Of March. 1853 at II A. NJ,
is assigned for tine hearing of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted.
CLERK ofdee, Rev Orleans, February q, 1863
X. LDEW,
fe27 mhl0l7 Deputy Clerk.
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FOR RENT.

Fun hhN IL
ITO RENT "A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
stoTe-cne of the finest in the city-No l42 Canal
street, Carondeet street. It is susceptible of
being divided into two stores To good lessee it
will be rented cheap. Inquire Of
N, 3ERNON, No. 2 Story Building,
fe2 Corner OF Camp and Common streets.
ITO RENT OH FOR SALE
A very desirable Double Cottage, on the cor
neF of Belloastel and Constant streets, jefferson
City, containing six rooms, pantry, kitchen, ser.
wants room, two cisterns, garden, fruit trees and
shrubbery; also, stable room. 1t will be sold on
accommodating TERMS rented the whole or half.
Apply at the Republican office. jail
ITO RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-STORY
Il Brick Dwelling with all modern convenienoes,
No. Rampant street, . few doors above Canal
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
nj. Gernon, No. Story Building. NOS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
~~,---rJ1~y(--------~o.-----.r
r u II N i II u II Il.
j. H. HUBBARE
49,. .Rampnrt street..,........ssS
Corner of Perdido.
$3.50. 1000 worth of New Furniture
at Cost,
AND STORE TO RENT.
The stock of goods is all new and Of superior
finish. and will be sold low to close out.
BEDsTEADs.
$500 Rosewood. Mahogany Walnut. ard Cherry
Bedsteads,
CHAIRS.
l2Oa dozen Spring Seat, Cane Wool, and ESplit
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBES.
500 Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Ward.
''''' BUREAUS.
IT..
kinds and styles.
TABLES.
400 Extension and Leaf Tables
ALSO
A large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Sets.
All kinds Of Marble and Wood Top Washstauds-
Parlor Sets of all kinds, and every description a
Furniture usually kept in frstosss Establishment.
Purchasers rely upon it that every article sod
by will be good represented. and will be sold
as low as the same description can be had in any
'''-'' -'''' Wv j. B. HUBBARD,
Corner Rampant and Perdido streets,
de24 em New Orleans.
r @. KAUFMAN,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFAOToRY
And Dealer in
Coal, UhnreOal. Coke White sand an
EfnErHVTFDnM.
22A BIENVILLE STREET. CORNER OF MARAI
New 03fleanA.
Orders left at the above place, or Box s. Mecnan
Exchange. VIII rsoeiysDromnt ttenton sp
JOHN T. BARRETT. JOHN A. wIEMANN
BARRETT a. VVIEMANNs
Wholesale and Retail Dsalersiu
HARDWARE, STOVES, SHIP oHANDLERY
PAINTS AND OILS.
Marbleixed hEanaels, Crates, Glasss
Round, Square, and Hoop Iron,
Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware.
aNos. 5Es and 7zs Levee street,
Near sorspuru Market, Fourth District.
no2sm NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYEBs.
STATE NOTES.
STATE WARRANTS,
In sums to suit purchasers, to pay State and Con
Vanti0n Taxes. Also jefferson city Warrants, TO
L. -
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HEALING DIAMONDS. julius and
aries Austin are accused by ]. Pinckney
Ish Of having stolen from him. No. 234
rome Fstreet, set Of jet jewelry,
haded with diamonds, worth $500, and a
5et book containing something like
cen dollars in currency. A hearing will
bsd on the 9Th inst.
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ltij 0rleatta 8epMbIiEaiI.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

o,coND DISTRICT REooRDER's Court
S.yles smith is supposed not TO be one Ofthe
t.hlest works Of God, for he disobeyed one
T,bo ten commandments is, he stole
"a and chattels from G. Gsrrison's strong
and fed, and many men pursued. One
ma Ruff, an officer who is guardian of
neacc in the district called second,
,.t,v overlook the thief and imprisoned
Then the bad man gave up his ILL.,
,tsn money to the ministers of the law,
n begged for mercy, yet pleading guilty.
!. evil doer was forthwith sent to the
SI..inal court where twelve men will Judge
oOnduct.
Irom Only, for shooting at with intent to
nw Wilson. was sent before the criminal
urt for trial, at his own suggestion.
George Wedlove, or Medlove, for stealing
~ glass jars with tobacco in them, was
ITO the same tribunal.
n Paul, accused of robbery in feloni-
Nv taking six dollars from NJ. Hodges,
ses to the same court.
George Gambel, assault and battery On W.
Hsop; criminal court.
armand GALLON, who was few days ago
,sssed for driving his cart over little
on st. Louis street, and severely injur
her, proving himself innocent Of any
smnality, was discharged.
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POLTTIOAI NOTICES,

Headquarters K.anRssoH Sub. Club Third
Ward Radical Republican Party.-To the OfBcers
and Members-You are hereby notified to attend the
Regular Weekly Meeting on THURSDAY, March
8, at O'Clock p NJ ct Easily's Hall on Gravier
street. between Liberty and FrInklin streets.
By order Of President Felix @. Antoine:
feas WILLIAM A. BARON. SecretarH.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF PAUL GooDLOE, BANK.
rupt.
I'm Rnnkruptcy-NO s.
I'm Bankruptcy-NO, 3.

VXTHEREAs PAUL GooDLoE, OF THE CITY
w of New Orleans and parish Of Orleans and
District aforesaid duly declared Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress OF March O. 1867, has this day filed
in said court petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act,
Notice. is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons 10 nte
rest that the oath day of March, l6f5 at II A. M is
assigned for the hearing of the same and that they
may then and there attend and shoT cause il any
they have why the prayer OF the said petition should
clerks office, New Orleans, February q, 1893,
fe26 mails X LOEW, Deputy Clerk,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
I'm bankruptcy
IN THE MATTER OF II. sPlRO 90.
Bankrupts.

To Whom IL May Concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE No.
Il tice Of their appointment as Assignees Of II.
SPIRO Co, of New Orleans, in the parish
Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana, within
said District, who have been AdiudRed Bankrupts
upon their own petition by the District Court of
said District r. Il. NORTON,
fe9 law3w j. g. WILDER, Assgnees,
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In Isankruptey-NO. e5.
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AT MONROE. THE asrH DAY or DECEMBER
A. D.. 1861
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For other Rirer items see Third Page.

The Palestine arrived at 6 o'clock
last night with a moderate packet
trip........The Charmer arrived about
8 o'clock last night..-.....The Kate
Robinson aud James Gray arrived at
81 o'clock 1.-The officers of the Pal
estine report the Altoona aground at
French Island.......Tre Cumberland
awaited the arrival Of the Palestine,
and did not get off till after 6 o'clock
The Sam Orr was detained till a late
hour last night repairing some of her
machinery. She got off at 81 o'clock,
just ahead of the Kate Robinson, and
will give her a nice old time hence to
Eastport.......The James Gray had
a fine trip in. and will return to
Green River this evening. Captain
McReynolds reports Green River
rising slowly, having swelled about
four understandable Armada will
probably be late in. Humphrey,
Patrick & Co, or Duke Nicholson,
her agents, will receive freight
for her during the morning-.......
Mr.. John 7. Cooper. agent Of the
Falls City Cement Company. of
Louisville, is in the city, trying to
arrange freight rates with the Il & c..
Railroad. He left by the Palestine,
last INTERCHANGEABLE Nick Long
worth is announced to leave
Louisville this evening for New
Orleans, and may be expected
here early on Monday morGiug......
The Champion, having bean delayed,
as we learn, by last nights mail, will
not leave Cincinnati till this evening,
and will not be here till Monday
evening or Tuesday morning 1.-THE
Palestine awaited the arrival of the
train last night.
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RECORDERS CoURr.-There was
but one ease before the Recorder yes
terday, and that was that of a promi-
nent citizen who was charged with
having resisted n of the special po-
lice officers, and interfered with him
on the day of election. It was GER
tainly a clear Ease of malice on the
part of the police officer. The Re-
corder reserved his decision in the
case until this morning. There is
something connected with the affair
that it may become necessary to ven-
tilate hereafter. If so it will be
done.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. = In the Circuit
Court yesterday the case of the State
VS.. John Clayborn on charge of muir
der was concluded. Late in the after
noon the jury retired, and at a late
hour brought in a verdict for confne-
ment in the State Prison for twenty
one years.
A jury was empanneled in the case
of Jacob Teutch and Peter Staltz vs..
the City of Evansville. This is a
suit brought by the plaintiffs against
the city for refusal to allow them to
fill a contract for hauling steam FIRE
engine No. 3. 1t is a Ease of some
interest, and it will probably be de-
cided to-day, it having been continued
over until this morning.
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OUR MANUFACTURING INTERESTS.
The manufacturing interest of the
city of Evansville is one Of the impor-
tant things about which we like to
speak and write, aud Of which all may
justly feel proud. As a class, our
manufacturers have sustained them
selves well, and have been able to
compete with other larger cities,
drawing largely from the trade of sec
tons of country as near, and even
nearer larger cities than Evansville;
and instances might be cited where
our manufacturers have sold largely
to purchasers 10 much larger manu-
featuring cities than our own. These
remarks are particularly applicable to
our large foundries aud machine
shops. One of the leading establish
ments in this branch of business is
that of Messrs. Reitz & Haney, who
have recently made important changes
in their mammoth establishment, by
which they are enabled to turn out
any amount OF work in the best style,
oil the shortest possible notice. The
gentlemen composing the firm are
courteous and obligiGg, prompt to at
tend to business, and exceedingly
pleasant. We commend them to the
favorable considerations Of all. Their
large and we'll displayed ADVERT sement
will be found in this paper, and to
that attention is called.
MARRIAGE L~ICENsEs.-The following is
the list Of marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk for the week ending the
eth inst:
George Gessler and Barbara Rurichs
Joseph Steeger and Resetta Myer.
John Kopf and Tile Mysr-
Louis James and Emma Bishop.
Henry Upper and Minnie Oudo
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RE When the PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS were first made known to the
American people, some seven years
ago, it was supposed they we're an en-
tirely new thing, and had never be-
fore been used. So far as their gen
eral use in the United States IL
concerned, :his may be true. Ii is
also true that the same Bitters were
made aud sold in the Island of St.
Thomas over forty years ago. as any
old planter, merchant or sea captain
doing business with the West Indies
will tell you. 1t is distinctly within
my recollection that on the return OF
my father (who was a sea captain. and
doing an extensive trade in the trop-
ics.) he would invariably have the
Bitters among the ships stores, and
our family sideboard was never with
out them. For any sickness. it mat
ters not how severe or trif1ing, the
decanter of these Bitters, by a diff
ferent name, was always resorted to
as a sovereign remedy.
MAGNOLIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the best
i'm ported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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Third Street, a small sewer has been
laid to Centre Street, and up Centre
to Goodsell. In the vicinity o.
where this small sewer is laii, a
vast deal of filling has been made.
and a vast deal of work done.
aud before the proposed work is
completed, much more will have to
be done. This sewer, the Length of
which may be judged from the above
description, costs ST. % per lineal
foot. We could not learn the cost of
the Seventh Avenue and Third Street
sewer, but will be able to pres
q its cost to the readers of the
JOURNAL in another article. 1t is
estimated that the cost of remov-
ing and depositing the earth will be
about IL cents per yard for removing,
and IL cents per yard for depositing.
OF course no estimate can yet be
made of the cost of these improve
ments, since they are in an incom-
plete condition as a whole; but, the
readers of the JOURNAL, who have
not time, nor do not feel the incIina-
ton to take such a long tramp to see
what has been done, can form a pretty
accurate opinion of the work by the
above detailed statement.
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FoUND DEAD -Mr. Reason Gentry

FOUND DEAD Mr.. Reason Gentry,
a citizen of Posey County, was found
dead yesterday morning at the forks
of the old aud new Mt. Vernon roads
near New Harmony. It is not known
certainly how he came to his death,
but it is supposed that be was.thrown
or fell from his horse. Mr.. Gentr
was about fory years old, and is well
known in this county, we believe. It
was a sad event indeed.
p. S.-Since the above was written
a special telegram was received, Civ
ing more accurate information about
the death of Mr.. Gentry, which will
be found in the telegraphic news.
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LOCAL N NOTICES.

BG-The NOVELTY CLOTHES
WRINGER HAS cog wheels on both
s sneI OF 5n and S0, d ! %GtV" g bes d Ie st eb'
waiting the necessity of pionjng down
one end of the upper roller to keep
the cog wheels in gear, which must
be done where COMMON cog-wbeels
sre used only in one end. oct31d4t
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River IN

CAIRO, Nov. 6.-Arrivals and de-
paItures-Alton, St. Louis to Mem
phis. S PM. Minnie, Arkansas River
to Cincinnati, 3 AM; Carroll, New
Orleans to St. Louis. A PM; Armada,
Evansville packet, 3 AN; Empire,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 8 AM;
Bismarck, st. Louis to New Orleans,
2 PM; Rnbicon. St. Louis to Vicks-
burg, 4 PM; Clifton, Memphis 70
Cincinnati. 5 pm. The river rose 2
inches. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, November 6.-Clear and
warm. River declining. Arrived
Sam. j. Hale, from Cincinnati. De-
parted-City Of Cairo, for St. Louis /;
Camelia, for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, November 6.-River
rising; 5 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant. The Ella
Hughes arrived from Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Arrived-
Milbrey, Giro; Argoraut No. 2. Gin
%cinuati. Departed-M lbrey. Cincin-
natl; Liberty No. 4. Plttsburg; Argo
naut No 2, Memphis. The river is
rising rapidly. with 4 feet 5 inches in
the canal, 2 feet 5 inches in the chute
aud 6 feet on Portland bar-a rise of
9 inches since last report. Weather
clear aud pleasant. Business in river
circles continues very dull.
CIECTNNATI, November 6-Noon-
The river las rispn four feet eight
inches; thirteen feet nine inches 10
the channel. Weather cloudy in part;
thermometer 40 degrees.
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REAL Estate TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the last week, as appears from he record
in the Auditors office:
Abe Gumbarts to Samuel w. Little. w "a
of Lot 2, in Block l3S, LamascO, or $500.
b. Busen to H. AIbers. % feet of tbeS. w.
side of Lot IL, In Block Al, Eastern En-
largement, for $3.50.
Schmitt TO Margares Vein
bach, Lot %, lin Block 8, Eastern Enlarge
ment, for 81, 200,
Henry B. Woods to Levi Erskine, II
CHAINS and % links OF The s. W. corner Of
Section 5, Il. 9, South of Range 10, West,
for $500.
Mathew 8. Johnston TO Ehilip Drilling,
s. E. Or. of Sec. Is, L. 5, South of Range 10,
West, Tor $500.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

BREwERY.-The attention of the
readers Of the JOURNAL is called to
the advertisement of Fahnley, Kuhn
& Co., to be found among those well
displayed cards in this paper. These
gentlemen are manufacturing largely,
and have, by strict attention to bust
ness, won a reputation for prompt
ness in business of which they may
we'll feel proud.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

GRANT CAvALRY.-There was quite
a good meeting of the young men of
the Grant Cavalry at Turner Hall last
night. These young gentlemen will
be out in force to night on the oc-
casion of the great rejoicing. Much
credit and praise is due them for the
valuable assistance they have render
ed the Republican cause in this city.
Their services will not be forgotten.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

LEFT FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Mr. John
Schubert. Of the firm of MeNeelv &
Schubert, real estate agents, left day
before yesterday evening for Califor-
MIA, to look after a gold mine in which
Messrs. Watts, Crane & Co. had a
large interest. Mr.. Schubert will be
absent from the city some two or
three months. We know of a good
many who would have been glad to
have made the trip to that country.
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Third Ward!

The Republicans Of the Third
Ward meet tonight at EIliott's Pork
House, and then march to their posi-
ton in the procession. Those who
have lamps will bring them. Those
who have no lamps will be supplied
at the Pork House. Turn out Re-
publicans, in force.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. j. Smith, Dep
uty Auditor of Posey County. and
Captain Thomas Downes, Auditor of
Warriek County. we're in the city yes
terday.
Capt. T. j. De la Hunt, editor of
the C4nnelton Reporter, and Auditor
Of Perry County, was a passenger by
the Palestine last night, and is stop
ing at the Sherwood House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

WARD MEETINGs.-The Republi-
can Ward meetings last night were
very we'll attended, and preparations
were made for the grand jubilee to-
night. 1t will be a grand time of re-
joiciDg by Republicans, and if the
weather continues fine they will be
out in force tonight. Turn out, Re-
publican. and let us all have a grand
time of rejoicing together.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

Hoo KILLING -Parvin, Lewis & Co.
havesreceived a small lot of fine dead
hogs at their extensive pork packing
establishment, corner of Locust and
Water Streets. These hogs were
slaughtered in Sullivan County, and
are the first of the season. They
averaged 200 pounds. the largest
weighing $50.
No price has yet been established
for hogs, it being too early in the sea-
son. These were bought on contract
some time since for early delivery.
Parvln, Lewis & Co. expect to do a
large business during the season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

D9y~ At the New York Grocery you
will find dressed chickens and celery.
cucumbers. buckwf eat, boiled and
sweet cider, all kinds of new fruits,
and a choice lot of Eastern apples /;
also, some fne quail. Call early this
nom ng.
Parsons, SCovILLE & MOFFITT.
oct7-:t
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BH~ Arrangements will be made at
Turner Hall tonight to take care of
all the torches in the procession, and
it is expected that every Republican
will deposite his lamp there. so that
all may be taken care of until the
time they are wanted again.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

FEARFUL! FEARFULl-Hiram Mel
son has received a lot of silver plated
table c%astors, cups. goblets, butter
plates, table and tea spoons of the
best quality, which he will sell at aUc
ton next Tuesday, at his Auction
Room, Locust Street, at 9 o'clock.
Now is the time to get fine ware, la
dies. nov5-3t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

The line of march tonight is quite
short, much shorter than usual, and
it is desirable that ali Republicans
take part in it. Most of them will
want to see the various illuminations.
a1d they can do so to better advan-
tage by going with the procession than
otherwise.