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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRs. JAcKscN'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
FF1HE following certificates, selected from hun
4 dreds in the Possession OF toe prOprietFsss,
are confidently submitted to the public:


MRS. WOLCoTTs CERTIFIGATE.
QVINCT, III, NOvembe S. 1886.
Mas. JACKSON, Dear Kdddal-It Is with
pleasure that L certify to you that seeing Que
OF your circulars which contained certificates
and indOrse ments from the best physicians aud
the highest redicsl authorities Of the United
States, cert fyiIg that your oils for the COM
plexiOn and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences of flowers, and they waTrsUt Il
when used according 20 directions 70 cure the
worst and mest difficult Cases OF nuTsfng. sore
moHih, canker of the stomach, bowels and dys.
PERSIA. For scTofulous disorders, when used
both internally aud externally. It has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, aud my little daugh-
ter, a-sed fifteen months. having the whooprng
cough for several months, accom mrauied with
what tine doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly ulesTatsd, aud hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
OF, all 10 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the com mplsxIon, called Queen
Bess." went according to the directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy 70
state to you that 1t has cured my child. she is
now Is we'll and hearty ever she was in her
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping yea
will publish II, that thousands of Others who
may be afflicted with any OF the above affec-
ttons may at once get bottle OF your Queen
Bsss." for feel sure they Will ind immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. GE0. wOLCOTT,
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
RIASONIODIRECTORY


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Jersey street, bet. sixth aud Seventh
Rs. WIN. R. COLLINS, Certificate

HANNIBAL, Mo August 2, 1875.
MRS. JACKsoH. DeGT Haddn L am most
happy 10 inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pbysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or csnker Of the
mouth and throat tried various remedies,
but found nothing TO do me any gSod until I
heard of your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen BeSs." bought one IL
tle won't according to directions, and am truly
thankful t. say have found permanent cure.
Hoping you Will publish this, that other poor
su fferers may be benefited by 1t, l remain,
Yours respectfully,
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1897.
LooeEs
AEgKRorA, NO. I5s Meets Ist Monday In
every month, ~ Odd Fellow HaIl. cor. Court
and Esin. ID. p. Forster "a Front street,
". NJ; John BEauish, Sec'y.
EJUrz ArzFszIE, No. IIg. Meets ii Friday OF
oacE IT1atn-EGll. cor. Madison and Second.
: A. J. v heeler. " n; Benz. K. Falen, Sec.
Hall. cor. Madison and Eecond. joan
Aias-is ". -: Il p. " oot sysrd, sec.
W.E: ". j E1 seo.
Kr-vISsIse. V1. zlr 10. D. Meets 4th Friday
- racH Uccth-1G Front street George
Meiie-sls sd, v. g.; 3. K. zuilen, 62d, Sec.
EOgAL AECz.
PEsE Chapter, No :. Meets - Monday OF each
muuth-0ld- Fellows Han. Johu Zent, Al. E
81. P; B. Il. Levy, sec'y.
AsDs.M.
EUEEKA Co7ucll, 10. s. Meets ID Monday Of
escL munth-OJd- Fellows EzalL John Zent
Th. IL; X. =. Wiggin, Rec.
T8EPLAEs.
CTREc-E Cor1ul sudary, No. {. Meets zth Mon
day Of each month John Zent, Com; y. J.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Fs-0nt St-eet.
HzBMEs Lodge sf Perfection, lttb; No. /.
o. each month. Henry 2. Woo ard, 3zd, g..
M; Charles n Carroll, 18th, 1g--.
AITHRAs Jodze OF Perfeotlcl, 18th; no. 2
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month. George
heIlersh, s2d, O.. NJ. A. Z. FARMLAND, Sd,
Sec
CAsTPHIA Council ofPr rcss Or jerusalem, 18TH;
No. !. Benz. x. Pu-en, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
-, Se-.,.
C2LvA aY c IAF-rEE OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No. /.
Charles ", Adams, I'D, M. W.; Il. Z. TOM
linsou, 52i, Sec.
PHILTPPE DUPLEs5EIs Council OF k-h, S0th.,
No. I. Henry z. Wcodar5, SD, Comm.
william L. CirOae 30. Rec
OoHSsTsroRy OF WET TEN1s EssEE, 32d. John
AInsle, SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Q.
Trader, I'D, Reg.
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n. z. -. IoHN Z. go. u. Z. IoHrso,
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MRS. WM. b. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED-Male or Female. in svery
Nwn and county in the United States, 20 intro
du g this celebrated preparation, Agents are
nov making from $50 TO sos per month, clear
OF Y, >nses. Apple ttOnS for agencies can he
made ior the present to Mrs Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or 10 the mar a.
depot, No. llS sixth street, st. Louis,
Mo either In person or by letter.
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OWEN SMITH
MUSICAL.
pIlyee. oRGtxg. NEJ0DEaSs

A Nd other Musisal Instruments, Tuned and
"A Repaired, IN superior and worA naniike
manner by HENRY q. HOLLENbEhG, Prae-
fical Piano aud Organ maker. orders LEFT at
Nc. go ESoOBd street, or a. +. H aClark's jew
elrv store, will be promptly attended to- Re
con- n. ended by PFofs. Jacob KILLER, sahatzky,
Shfde, Winkler and Witzman. dec2
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aa4 SIN SAINT LOUIS.
Wanted to Erchan0e.

TTTHO will exchange Memphis property FOR
W aweIl improved place OF 1000 scres 400 10
go acres in high cultivation. IN YalIobusha
county Mississippi. ~ miles west OF Coges-
Vile Z? Gin House, Gin and MI on tbs pIsce.
elfd and substantial quarters. as vel e. afablsa
s-rIbs etc . IS head OF Mules. 20 head Of Cattle.
stock Hogs and Corn aud Fodder % run the
pIaels: also, Wagons FaF ming Tools, etc. etc.
Hands can be had at low figures. part os
e Ehfrh are now on the place. Might take part
in goods, ware and merchandise Refer TO
oven McNutt 4 Co. James Elder, Ciolouef Ed.
pickett. II fials lml As BROWN
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city, IN manner TO suit the times, oner II IN
lots OF about nye acres or more, upon the ioi'
lowing
EASY TERMS:
One-tenth payable on the Ist Of January, 1869,
and the balance in n ne equal annual install
ments, bearing six per eeat interest, the pnr-
chaser TO construct, within nxed tlinei I'M
proVements OF stipulated vatuei
Or, one-tenth casa, ana the balance IN Ten
equal annual payments, bearing interest, the
purchasers life to be insured st my expense 70
the anon ut of the principal OF the dept, ana Ia
ease or his death before the full settlement OF
the ebt, the reInaindsrof IL TO be canceleo, ana
a lee simple deed TO be n ade TO bis heirs
Or, VIII give perpetual lease the lessee
paying an annual rent at the rate OF SIX per
cent. oman agree valuation, AMI having the
privilege of buying the land At any time, by
paying the amount Of the valuation, Dut Dlna-
ing himself TO construct thereon improve
II ents Cf a stipulated value.
will alAo lease for a term OF nve OF ten
ysaTs, TO applicants able TO give satisfactory
references for good character, q certain qoan-
uty OF the same tract OF land, FOR enclosing
which viii furnish the necessary fencing
Ny RESIDENCE LOT, one ofthe handsomest
and most elgibly Situated OF any in the vlcln-
ity or Memphis is also for sale cheap ior sasb,
or on the usual tina.
Apnly to @essrE, HOYSTER, IRRELEVANT &
CO, or TO myself a thCiz ofiice, 276 second 81.
feb1 I'm -. 81. aREZEsAhE.
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Reduoed Pr1oos.
Notice TO TAX Payers.

HNHE Tax Book for the Forty-frst Corporate
j Year has been made up as Il affects The oli-
ginai eight wards OF the city Through the
next ten daysthis book viii be open for inspec-
toD and correction at Esquire Richards Office,
in the Exchange BuildiDg. Property holders
in the Ninth and Tenth W ards are earnestly
requested TO furnish the Assessors with maps
plans and sub-div sions OF lots In the two new
Wards. so that there may be no mistakes in
me 3surenoeRt or ownership, made in the as
sessment now In progress.
JOHN Park,
JAC0B WELLER
!. J. pUPREE,
February q iiss, Assessors
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PRoFEssIoNAL CARps
Diseases of the Eve.

nR. KEYsER, late pupil OF Prof. V. Crsefe,
1 J IN uerlin, has established his ofUc al g7g's
Main STREE, opposite Court square Hsis pre-
parud to treat ali diseasess make all operations
and physiCal examinations Of the Eye Re-
spectfuily refers to the medical profession in
the city. Ofiire hours II to 8o'cfock feb6 iun%
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FAssMAR's IRoa TIES
FOR

fTlHE undersigned have made extensive a.
u rangements to supply the demand f0r tless
Ties the present season.
in addition t0thv FA5S NAN BTAiFOED I'll p
and BUTTON TIE, 80 extensively used hereto
fore. they now oder BIS ALLIGATOR TfF, wf-l
teeth 50 arranged as to s-sDtly cismp the
hoop when the pressure iz zsmoTes nom tns
bale, and hold e Witneut shpF.i1E.
Great pains hfvs beer taken 70 secure tha
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in their grange
ment that they can be applied by any one. %
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
expedition as rope IN strength. security and
faci.ity or application, they will compare Ia
vorabiy with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now geDer-
ally recognize but Il is deemed not Ont of
place 70 c. the attention q those inters- ted
70 the very emphatic Recommendation Of IN
dsrwTiters. zteamb0zt CaptEins, and Owners
and Agents o. Sea steamers and sal ing Nss-
seis, recently published in the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHAMBERS 4 LATTIEG,
Geleral Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREAnWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN e Co,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery MsT0hGnta.
sez1 F06
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TE Offering OUR BITTERs 70 the Southern
l. Public, we have 10 hesitsncy III asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tioN in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with
special sdaptitude to the vErfsus types o.
stomacic arrangements prevalent our
climate
II Isl gentle stimulart to the systsm- after
undergoing 8 severe Illness.
1t is 4 cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
1t cures Dia--hea and Cholera Morbus.
II is a preventive fog ChiIls and Fevers.
Its an invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF ths year.
It Is HoMK enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBERT q co.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. g Howard's Row,
febIQ u Memphis Tenn.
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LOST,

THE following COUPONS OF the Mississippi
and Tennessee r. r., were lost in fnis city in
October last. Payment has been stopped. Any
Information concerning them will oe received
by z. 8. Davis, President First National Bank
of Memphis:
u, CF -
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No. Il JEFFERSON STREET

F1OME listen friends While tel, ny shop d
( itr- the rear OF the ! Z l. 0entaL rzll arorud
IN give you = serape, or, Ike Captain HraErx 4
Iiftia more grape. an % my own hook and
~, nv own plan, my friends all aAy I "a q Gem
servaiivs man. They may call ne that or what
thev choose, they VIZ md fat am al righf
or fhe goose. am 3 Southern nan the an
r-,t v-rita vet think the South fs right. 49,
gasse r1e rs eat and gave me bres1. am a--el1.-
for ne so1th till 90 dead. Tnan. Esnfa CONS
around At morn OF ncqn, and SCI ahafsd g
Ehampoo1edr
ial1 N@'pEAoea,
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
THE MISSES SOWERs

n < NHtSSES ~ ~ 3 fIS
WILL OFen the Spring Session or their
w SchooL-OO aonGay, the 27Eh or Janu iry,
at their residence, No. ldS Monroe street. They
who will give instruction in French. nee 0Y
charge As evidence OF the succ IS alter tant
upon their efforts. they would refer { . their
patrons, Mr. +. 81. Cash, Gen. W. Y. a. Humes
SIR B. X. Pullen, Mr. r.. ID. Word, Mr.. r.
Read, Mr.. W. p. Mitchell, and others
10 fabI
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THE GORILLA.

The following description of the Cor
lila is from recent Lecture delivered
by DR.. LcmCrcier in New York:
"'TAoag! not quite SO tail as the aver
age man, tho gorilla is far more power
full than Heenan, having, according to
Du Chaiiiu, tic strength of eight able
bodied mon. The differences between
man and the gorilla arc very striking.
The latter cannot stand upright, owing
to the structure of his spinal column !;
his arms are longer, and his legs are
shorter than those of the human species
in walking he commonly uses the back
of his hands, placing them fiat upon the
ground; he has thirteen pairs OF ribs,
and tho female fourteen, whereas man
has but ten; he has several muscles
which are not found in man; he has
"bagpipes" under his arms, connecting
with his windpipe and CLOTHS, and by
COMPRISING these with his arms he can
make noise more terrible than the up
roar of thousand ragmen. and which
can be heard, according to the testimony
of NJ. Du Chailu, at distance of three
miles and more. His hand is greatly in
f.rior to the human hand, and, besides,
there exists a multitude of minor differ
cnces in other organs. But what places
man far above the gorilla is the vast
superiority Of the human brain and head.
The gorilla has better developed head
than the lion, and when young his cram
ium has a great resemblance to that of
child. But afterward, though there is
an immense growth of the bone, there is
no expansion of the cavity of the skull,
and consequently none of the brain.
The gorilla has been made savage
inhabitannt of the forest, and is adapted
for rapidly ascending trees. His chest
and muscles are marvellous, and if the
animal had had the wisdom and cunning
of man, the African race would long
since have been swept from their native
soil. In connection with the gorilla's
chest, DIR. Lemercicr said that the
strength OF any animal whatever is ac-
cording to the development of the chest,
and took occasion once more to impress
upon his audience the benefit which re-
suited to children from strengthening
their lungs by gymnastic exercises"
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The Marietta Journal.

1t affords us much pleasure to announce to our
Numerous readers that about the First of January
.rext the MkRIETTA JOURNAL will be issued in an
enlarged form and much improved. Its additional
space viii enable US to devote attention the
various subjects which give veliness, interest and
value to Newspaper, and We hopeto make it an
bsnxiousy expected visitor in every household in
the surrounding country. In its present form IT has
won its way. Enlarged, as it will be, we do not
sdeubt It's success.
2, Many subscriptions to the Journal will expire
about the First of January. We now present the
aserms of Subscription for the paper, enlarged and
slope to have at long list Of renewed and new
subscribers beginning with the first Of the year,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO TUE MARIETTA
81 "'et JOURNAL:
i, Single Sub. in advance, per annum.. 81.
Sc Clubs of Ten in advance, per anuulp.- SIS.
Clubs Of Twenty. III advance, per annum- $25,
= And an extra paper to the person getting up the
Club. ic.tH 1sN
= Wewill add largely to our material for JOB WORK
and work will be well and punctuslly executed and
at moderate prices.
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representatives fro.i every County. at
Macon. And lie. rs then and thsrsH in
augurate system Of labor which shall
regain our lost prosperity. Il and it
alone will be our salvation.
The redemption of Georgia from pow
orty, now upon her, the Improvement Of
her lands, the development of all her
great and varied resources, is tho work
to be accomplished. 1t can be DONE
This work must have a beginning
This is the object of the Convention at
Macon. There is not labor enough in
the State to accomplish 1.-THE of what
may be done, with proper management.
In addition to all the labor we now have,
we need hundreds of thousands Of skill
ed laborers from abroad for this great
work. And in conjunction with this
labor we shall need capital and capital
lists. Let us invite them, too, from the
North and from Europe, if the Conven-
ton deems it best to do SO.
Be not lukewarm upon this subject,
for this is the golden opportunity to
make beginning. No work can be
half so important for US or our children.
B. 7. HARRIS, of Hancock,
II. d. CAPERs, of Putnam,
B. II. True, of Morgan,
Committee.
Sparta, Ca, Nov. 10, 1868.
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THE METEoRIC TRAIN.

From the Observatory at New Haven
comes the following interesting state
ment in explanation of this brilliant
phenomenon, more wonderful from the
very statement:
at is now two years and ten months
since the comet which is supposed 70
lead this group of mcteors crossed the
carth's orbit. That was in January,
1866 The stream travels at the rate
of % miles second, or between eight
and nine hundred thousand millions Of
miles in year. Some idea of its length
may be obtained from this. When it
will end is matter of conjecture. In
the years 1866 and 1867, its width
where the earth passed through it was
about the same. Then the average
count per minute, both here and in Eng
land, was 250. In both of those years
tho group was denser than this year
Last year the moteors were more brill
liant than on Friday night, but they did
not appear so on account Of the presence
Of the moon. Last evening single me-
teors appeared mach brighter than last
year, and they also appeared brighter
the first part of tho night than at
terward. During the display, Prof.
Newton was able to make and record OBJ
ssrvations in a very full and satisfactory
manner"
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:
Ordinary Office, Nov. 10, 1868.
VIM A. Fay has applied for exemption ofperson
atty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead
and will pass upon the same on the Both of Nov.
1863. at my Office. f. A. DOBBS, Ordinary
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just Received

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
= FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER,
"af GLADES t- 3"
FRESH RAISINS.
OLDGOv. JAVA COFFEE,
go, LAGUIRA COFFEE,
~ 1es ENGLISH BREAKFAST. TEA,
FRESH JAPAN TEA,
+" and sALTED SALMON,
s.. MESS. 81 NO. and MACKEREL,
HERRING & SHAD,
FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR HAMS,
CHIP BEEF.
And numerous other articles to which he invits
the attention of Housekeepsrs.
Nov. 9th, '68. A. GREEN.
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Wv ANTDD.

WANT a man to take the AGENCY for Lloyd'a
great Double Revolving MAPS of Europe and Amer
lea with the 1000 county colored map of the United
States on the back, issued to-day, and needed by
every family, school and library III the land, with
patent reversers, by which either map can be thrown
front. Each map IL 62x64 inches large, with rib
bon binding and double faced rollers cost $780,
coo and three years labor. Price S. worth $50
small capital will do to start with. Sl0a copy can
be got for these great maps Send for circular
terms, &c. Twenty new maps under way.
J. T. LLOYD, (P. o. Box 1927
Nov 20. 49, Atlanta, Georgia.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold an the first Tuesday in January
w next, before the Court House door in the
City Of Marietta The following lots of land belonging
to the Estate of Hardy Mitchell late of said County
deceased to-wit: Lots Nos. ia us, 722 and 725.
in the 10Th, Dist and 2nd, section Of said county.
Said lots comprise what is usually known as the
Grew place and lies about and half mile of the
W. & A. Railroad. and about four miles distant from
the CITY of Marietta The most of said Land is still
in the woods and we'll tinbered. Said lots will be
sold separately Terms one-half cash and the other
six months credit.
JOHN MITCHELL.
HENRY MITCHELL.
Executors of the Estate Of Hardy Mitchell deed.
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sunday School Convention.

There will be meeting Of unday School Schol-
lars and Teachers in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, November 29th, at 3o'clock p, m Parents
and all Interested in Sunday Schools are requested
10 attend 1ttfHrf at
Several addresses will be delivered on the occa-
sion, and special address to Parents.
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I0FFICIAE.1
PRSGE.ARLLATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

|
| WHEREAS, I, is reported by reliable citizens from
many counties Of the State, that preparations are be.
ing made 10 collect ouerous taxes levied under au
thorty Of the Constitution of Eighteen hundred and
s:xty-fvs 1865 and falling to collect 10 apply the
provisions of the present Constitution, and thereby
exclude many citizens from the privilege Of voting
! Therefore. |. Rufus b. Bullock, Governor aud
| COMMANDMENTS thief Of the Army and Navy OF the
State of Georgia and Of the Militia thereof, by vir
! tue of the authority In vested by the Seyehteth
(70) section Of the Code of Georgia, Ito hereby sus-
pend the collection Of all poll until the next
regular session of the General Assembly ofthis State
and of this suspension the Comptroler General viii
forthwith give notice 10 the Tax Collectors OF the
several counties.
| Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
State at the capitol, in the city cf Atlanta, this
twentieth day of October In the year OF our Lord.
eighteen humid ed and sixty eight, aud of the In
| dependence of the United States OF America the
ninety third.
RUFUS D. BULLOCK,
Governor.
By the Governor:
DAVID G. CorTIN0,
Secretary Of State.
CosfpTRoLIER GENERALS OFFICE,
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. ~, 1868.
To the Tar Collectors of the State Of Georgia;
In conformity with the above proclamation by his
Excelency the Governor of the State of Georgia,
you are hereby directed TO suspend the collection OF
all psll taxes in your respective counties until the
next regular session Of the General Assembly ~ t!s
State.
Respectfully,
MADISON BELL,
Comptroller General.
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New York, Nov. 25.-Cotton firm at 25t
Augusta, Nov. 25.-Cotten market frmer and
more active. Mddlings 234.
Savannah. Nov 25.-Coton in good demand, and
advanced. Middlings PAT and closed firm, but
quiet.