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No Presldcntial Election.

The Washington correspondent OF The Ba!ti-
more Gasctte, who is not always wrong, says:
"Nor must I refrain from exposing n new device
of the enemy 1t seems The radicals have deter
mined to hold no Presidential election at all next
fall. They argue that the Constitution nowhere
appoints time for indulging in such tom -fooery;
neither does it make direct provision in case OF
the rcmovnl &C., of the President and Vice-Pres
ilcnt, but expressly leaves the whole Of these
matters to Congress. 1t is contendcd, therefore,
that The legislative branch Of the Government, by
4 mere ucf, may continue Mr.. Wade { or any other
man in the Presidency for four complete years
from the day Of his Inauguration there being no
reference whatever in the sacred instrumentto the
9Th of March upon looking into tho Constitu-
ton, DO not hesitate ID say that Congress has
more co!oraLl. authority 10 du such deed than it
has for nnc-tcntiis CT the legislation already iu-
nicted upon the country. This coarsc will un-
doubtcdly be taken by the radicals if Democrat
ic victories, as they called, shall continue"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-18
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
The Eureka Illuminating Oil.

CHEAP, CLEAN and NEAT Makes bril-
liant Light. No Smoke No offensive Smell
No GFc.se! Not explosive! Not dangerous to
use like kerosene!
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~ woman's sphere of usefulness is extend.
ing. In Iowa the State Senate has passed bill
admitting women to practice at the Bar.
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Our Club Rates..

We are now furnishing the ADVERTISER to
Clubs at the following very low rates:
Two Copies one Year, S'.'o.
Five Copies ono Year, 1850.
Ten Copies one Year, 2?.5V.
Twenty Copies one Year, 1000.
10 Clubs received for less period than one
ycar,-and in all cases the Cash will be required
in advance. The names Of the entire Club must
be sent ut one time.
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Agricultural Journals for March.

We have received the Southern Cnltirato- for
March. If you would steadily progress and i'm
prove in your farming operations, by all means
subscribe to and study the CHlnrnfor. Enclose
your 800 to WV. & W. L. JOKES, Athens Ga -
or leave your names and money at this Office and
we will procure the Culfrator Tor you.
We have also received the .Maryiom Farmer
for March. Its contents arc varable, instructive,
entartaining and varied, in the very highest de-
gree. Price Of subscription, Sl.jO. Direct your
letters S. SANDS MILLS 4 Co., No. q, South Cal
vert Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Aud further, the American Farmer, the oldest
agricultural publication in America, one Which no
ambitious. anl enlightened planter shoull he
without. Torms: 81 90 Il year. Address Won-
ruIxcroy & LEWIS, No. South Street, Baltimore,
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Highly Important to lsnnI,rupls.

1t may not be generally knoSn (:ays the
Charleston Doiiy .Ners) that the time is limited
within which parties will be able to avail them
selves Of the full benefits which now may be ob-
tained under the operation Of the bankrupt law
In the G3d section Of the act, il is sproyded that
in all proceedings in bankruptcy commenced after
oac year iroln the time il. act shall so into op-
'.-'---,-..,r- l. -o-a,,tnl to Il debtor
whose assets do not Iay fifty per ccn'uns'0r-
claims against his estate, u,less the assent in
writing of Il majority in uun,ber and value oi
his creditors who have proved their claG;s, is
filed in the case at or before the time Of appica-
ton for discharge" TIE bankrupt act went into
effect juno lst 1SG1. But it should bc rcmcm-
bercd tina, a case in bankruptcy is generally
tedious affair and consumes from one to four
months. Those who design entering this happy
state should remember that delays are dangerous.
1t is comparatively easy to become a bankrupt
now but the restriction: will sOoa be in farce, and
those who mediate bankruptcy should be up ard
Iniug
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-18

Two BIDS FOR TIE GovERyoRsnIp.-On
Saturday night last General r. X. Scott, Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, gave supper to the
members of the Ringed-Streaked and-Strircd,
at Military Hall. Blacks aud whites sal
down to table together in true miscegenati: {
style; the supper was good, the appeal 10 the
scnsibilities of the delegates not unapprecia-
ted, and the chances of the host for the guber,
material chair OF the new South Carolina, that
is to be, went up just in proportion as the
eatabcs went down.
Last night the moneyed man Of the great
unlawful, Z. J. Robertson, of Columbia, not to
be outlone in the race for Office, and with
pleasant realization of the idea that in such
cases. the last word is the best, feasted his
brother delegates, at the Club house, in right
royal fashion, and tickled their palates with
such unwonted drinks and viand<: that unless
his champagne supper has overdonc the bust
ness and rendered his friends Ao,s de combat,
we may expect him to be. authoritatively an
nounced to-day as the lit successor of James
L. Orr in the once proud position of Governor
# South Carolina Charleston Mercury 10th.
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ElAVING accepted several Agencies, am
prepared to relieve tie Ladies almost entirely of
the !ari.hrs Of household business such as
SEWING, WASHING, MAKING SOAP, CAN
DIES, 1c, and to furnish them, and the gentle
men, VITA GOOD anu USEFUL BOOKS to red
a. .a:i: leisure.
l hivc the
Common Sens" Family Sewing Ma
chine,
Th, ONLY SELF. GUIDING SEWING MA
GIlINE IN TIE WORLD! Costs only Twenty
DOilI:s I also have
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Washing Machine,
AND
Jac!SOn'S Universal Washing Com
DOUDd

The greatest labor savers known, and which strip
w:.sh day of its tcrrors. The COMPOUND will
remove Paint, Grease Stains, &C., and cure
charrsd Hands, &c. 1t is worth five times the
cost CT the Eigh: for a toilet article alonc Try
ii, and you will use nothing else.
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The Trial of Hon. Jeftcrs OH Davis Post


RICHMOND, March u.
The trialof Hon. Jefferson Davis. which
was to have taken place on the fourth Wedncs.
day in March. was postponed by the follow
ing proceeding in Judge UnGerwood's Court
this morning:
The United States Us. Jefferson Davis.
Counsel having been heard in this cause for
the United States, and for the defendant, it is
row ordered that the defendant have leave to
depart hence, until the l4th day of April
next, at II o'clock, at which day and hour
he is required to be and appear personally be-
fore this Court, according TO the condition Of
mis- recognizance.
JOHN C. UNDERWOOD. Judge.
WM. II. BARRY, Clerk.
Mr.. Davis, it is stated, would have been in
Richmond next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-18

CONDITION OF THE WAITE SETTLEMENTS.
The editor Of the Rome Courier says in his
last paper:
We, this week, had the pleasure Of trip
on the steamer Undine, down y, far ns Cen
tre, Alabama The writer spent considera-
Die portion of his time willie goirs down the
river on the upper deck, viewing the rich
lands-whch are certainly unsurpassed iu
the Southland rejoicing at the prospect Of
an unprecedented wheat crop on the Coosa
rivcr-and we believe this is true throughout
the Cherokee country. There was 40 ut one
and half the usual wheat crop planted last
fall and it being well planted, and the win
ter having been favorable, there has seldom
been better stand" ora p ospect OF more
abundar: yield.
In travelling through upper Georgia and
Alabama one sees none of these evidences of
disheartened thriftlessness reported to exist
so generally in the Southern portion Of these
States. Throughou. this section nearly every
white man is at work with a buoyant hope.
falness aud energy that can hardly be surpass-
ed anywhere If anyone wishes to drive off
his blues resulting from contemplation of
our political situation, let him travel through
the g white raus country" and view its ply
sical aud financial thriftiness.
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DlscRAcEruL CoNDucr.-About one oclocl;
A. NJ. yesterday, after the entertainment Civ.
EN- by Mr.. T. j. Robertson, the delegate Of
the Reconstruction Convention, 10 his col
leagues, was concluded, d number Of the col.
ored men, accompanied by friends and the
band Of the Sixth United States Infantry, Wis
tied the Mills House and sought admission to
his room for the purpose Of giving him serc-
made. Mr.. Purcell, the proprietor, properly
protested againstthe proceeding on the ground
that it would annoy his guests, but before they
could be induced to leave the premises some
of them INDUCED in the most blaspAemous
and obscene language. whilst others, who were
very much intoxicated, dcficd the carpets
and stairway by spewing upon them. Mr.
Purcell demeaned himself with great coolness
in the face of his violent provocation, and sent
to the Guard House to invoke the aid of the
municipal authority in ejecting lis un@elcone
visitors. Before the police arrived, however,
wiser counsels prevailed amongst the party,
and they retired. The whole aitlir va. one
of the most aggravating nnisances which We
have ever had TO record, end in view Of the
position of those who were responsible for it,
was entirely Observation-Disclosures Cou-
rier, llth.
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LADIES, ATTENTION /!

Mar l6
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gaEs- Gen. Butler says he has the pro"f of The
figures, showing that Gen. Grant sacrifice! the
lives oc 100000 Union sol!iers after he crossed
the RapiIan, in order to conquer Lee with his
$4,000 rebels, and that after all, he failed to do it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-07
gbt wats City
wHrrTIER TO coLrAx.

z
colfax we'll chosen to preside
Der Freedoms Congress-, and to gniie,
As one who holds the rrihs of fate.
The currenpf Of its great debate;
irpinptcl BIZ one too b -, and good,
fnd fair, Nithal. to be wifhssaUd.
here frsn. our northern rEver hsnhs.
send to thee my hearty thanks
Forali the pstisnce which has borne
The weary tont uf Bensum's horn,
The Kissing ef the Copperhead,
Ana Foiiy's dropping words Of LEAD,
stiIi wisely ready when the rcale
Hangs poised TO make the right prevail,
Still foremost, though seeession's head
Be crushed, with scornful heel 10 tread
be kie out from its writhfrg tail. %
As wise. firm, faithful to the end
God keep thee. prays thy sincere friend,
JoHx g. WHKs1TER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED EasszzLxxESr. Mrs. Rosina schaG. residing
in orchard New York. yesterday appeared before
Justice Walter and charged Augusta Schroeder with the
Of $780, which had been entrusted her
tor delivery by Augustus schan, compainsnrs husband
The accused put . general denial The case will os
argued on Saturday next.
ALLEGED LARcssy OF HoRsE AND wAeos.-Patrick
and Michael Kelly, engaged in the business the
Eastern District were Yesterday arrested on
rant Issued BY Justice Mansfield, Of New York. on
scbarge OF stealing . horse and wagon from William
Hoamire OF No 81 Cherry street. They were taken
before the New YORK authorities to answer Tho ac-
cused explain the case By saying that Honmirs owed
them . certain amount OF money, ana that they took
possession OF The horse aud wagon simply 10 secure
themselves.
A. INTERNAL EsyssuE lssrscroa BfAUS Yesterday
afternoon Deputy Inspector West. Of the Internal Re-
venue department went to adsillsry al the corner Of
Gold and Water streets for the purpose Of MAKING
inspection Of the place. The distillsry, alleged,
IL Owned by John huady and was under
seizure for q violation OF the Revenue law. In
spsctor West had NOS been upon the premises
Iona before he surrounded by party of rowies.
Who assaulted and beat him In brutal manner.
west ssdsd eventually escaping from hts s-ssi
ants, and they, fearing arrest, soon dispersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19

LONDON Monty MARkn.-LosDoS, Jan. ls--s r. NJ
Consols for money, 92x consoIs for the account 92s
o2x; United states nve-twenty bonds, II; Illinois
Central Railway shares ssx; Erie Railway shares, As
FRANKFORT BouRaE.-FRANKFoRr, Jan. 1S-3 P. NJ
United States hvetwentss Of the issue Of 1852, 76h
LIVERPOOL COrroN AARKRr.-LdvERPo0L Jan 1873 P.
M-Cotton was excited and advanced I'd. The sales
to-day foot up 10000 bales. The following the
closing prices :-Middng upands on the spot 77sd. !;
mddling uplands. to arrive, 7hd middlng Orleans,
LIVERPOOL BazADsrUTFs MARKr.- LIVERPOOL, Jan. 49,
p M-Corn fruer, closing at AS Cd. for mixed West
orn. Wheat los for white California and l4s 3D. for
No Milwaukee rod. Barley, "a. Sd. for American.
Oats 3a 100. for American. Peas, ATS for Canadian.
Flour. STA Cd for Western.
LIvRP0oL PR0vBIoNs HARKKr.-LLvERPo0L, Jan. Is
r. M.-Pr0vs0ns hrm, Beef, 1905. for winter cured
extra prime mess Corn 76s. for now Eastern prime
mess Lard, sos 3D. for fine American Cheese, 62s for
the highest range Of ne Bacon, 40s for Cumberland
cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-ILvERPooL, JAM 18-
3P. Mo IL Dutch standard sugar dull at 24s. 3D.
Rosn, s.. 3D. for common Wilmington, and lis Ono
PALE Tallow ASS for American Spirits of turpen,ine,
2os Cd. per cwt Petroleum, Is 3D. for refined Clover
seed, ass for No American rcd
LONDON AARKETs.--IOxp0s, Jan. 1873 r. M.-Whale
OIL E38 Der 252 gallons. Sperm OIL clio per ton Lin
seed OIL f36 los per ton. Linseed cakes fl0 S. per
ton for thin obong.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--AxrwERr Jan. IS 4. NJ
Petroleum, 44G for standard white.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19

George Francis TRAN with Other Americans
Arrosted-The Irish Police ON Board the
Scstia-ChRrge of Eeninnism.
LONDON, ian. 18, 1858.
when the Cuuard steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins,
from New York for Liverpool, entered the port at
last evening" for the usual transfer Of
LONDON and Irish passengers and mails strong police
orcs quietly went aboard and arrested Messrs George
Francis Train Grinns and Gee, three OF the psssen-
ksrs Who sailed from New York.
10 understood that these gentlemen were taken into
custody on charge Of being active members OF the
American wing Of the Fsnian organization.
These proceedings naturally enough cause considera
Die excitement both here and elsewhere Throughout she
kingdom asd especially among the American residents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19
LOUISIANA.

The Cenveution-t:enersi Hancock Orders
the Payment Of Expenses Oui Of the Recon.
ssruction Fund-The CcIIectios OF Taxes
Levied Nv the Convention.
Nsw ORLEANS. Jan. 10. 1865
In the Conveutss to-day . resolution was adopted
fixing the hour. Of the airy session o. from ocork
In the morning 10 four 70 the Afternoon
Mr. Cromwell tcoloredl said he was opposed 10 any
steps looking towards speedy completion Of the bss.
ness Of the Convention and q permspsni adjoursnsp,
until the question Of funds had been definitely settled
A commentators was received from General Han
cock stating that, havns received inforination from
General Sheridan ,he effect that be had intended par
the OF Elscton for delegates "a the
Couvsntop, he has ordered their payment cut Of the
Reconstruction fuad
communication wa received from General Hancock
10 the committee appointed 70 confer with him relative
20 the collection OF the tau levied BY the Convention
General Hancock Gays by the ordinance svyng thu tax
the Convention has prescribed its mode OF collection.
That ordinance makes IL the duty OF the Auditor 70
direct the sheriff collectors TO enforce the payment
Should any officers be forcbly resisted the MAJOR
eral commaading will promptly use the military power
maintain ths supremacy OF the Law TO this extent.
Re has authority 10 act but not MS province 10 in.
tsrfere in the matter in any other way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19
DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

The following steamers, Enropsss aud ccsstwss, lee
thi. port yesterday
me Hib.rnis. Captain Munro Of the Anchor ns lsrt
pler No 20 NorIh river for Liverpool Glasgow AID
parry With twsntysgh, csan and seventy steer
.g, passengers and fun cargo OF cotton cheese Asd
assorted merchandise.
The Cty Of baltimore Captain Lsitch, or the Isnsn
line isr, pier No 45 North rvr for Liverpool calling
4, ousensown, Nth the United states malls thrty.fva
cabin ssd eigh,y.hvs s,ssrsgs passengers aud fus
miscellaneous cargo
The General Sedgwick, Captain Gates OF the southern
line let pier No, 20 East river for New 0rleanp with
twelve passengers and small cargo ~ assorted goods
The Perit, Captain Delaney. OF Sponord, TFsston h
Co Is line left pier No. 4North river for Galvefon with
twelve passengers and fair cargo Of assorted uerchAn
disc.
No. North river for New oreAus, with thrtssn pas.
ssngsrs and fair cargo
10 4 San Jacinto, captain Atkiss Of the Umpire hue
sft pier No. ID North river for Savannah, with thirty
ava passengers, and sfu'l cargo Of assorted goods
fhs Marrnop, Captain FaIrcicsh. Of the Black star
lins left pier No. IL North river Cor Ssyanuah with
n,ns paessuacrs and fair cargo.
The Manhattan, Captain woodhu, OK the Nov York
sad Charleston Steamship Company. len pier No
Myth river, with shrtyone passenyews aud run cargo
u drv goods, boots shoes and Provisions
Ths Promsthss, Captain Harris ter pisr Ma Worth
freight
Nins vsscs 'nrss nunarsh sad snuvsthrss yss,u
n -cocle.
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CANADA.

Distress Among the Working Glasses ~ Que
bec-The Alleged Revenue Frauds In Mon-
"o"" MONTREAL Jan. rs, 1888
Great distress ia reported among the working ciassss
Of Qusssc The Montreal Board OF Trade met to-day
devise means Of relief
Further developments In regard 10 Henry, the LIQUOR
dealer vho abscondsd to the United States show that
che loss 70 the through his operations amounts
70 $780, 600 A portion OF his cellar set apart
bonded warehouse aud Ia supposed he drew liquor BY
on ground door and subsequently substituting water
Tor the liquor There are nearly two hundred similar
bonded warehouses In the city, and reform The
system 10 loudly called for.
The curling match to-day bstwssa The old country and
Canadisa.bor Scstchmsn vas Won ~ shs former ~ "a
70 r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19
The Funds of the State in New YOrk-Tr0ubIel
Of the Newly Appointed Treasurer.
MISSISSIPPI.


Proceedings of the ConveuttOn-Thanksi 10 the
sennte for RESTORING Secretary stanton.
JACKSON, Miss, JAN Is, 1868.
Iu the Convention to-day resolution endorsing the
action OF the Senate restoring Secretary Stanton
the War Department passed. and notice sent to tho
President Of the Senate as follows
JACKSON. Miss, Jan. Is, 1858
SR-I have the honor herewith 10 transmit you the
following resolution, adopted to-day
tho President OF the United States suspended
lion Edwin NJ stanton from the office Of Secretary OF War
as ont Inc aM ~ o'Aer
Resolved That the Con,sntion return vote Of thanks
replacing him his proper position Secretary Of War
Respectfully, your obsdisnt servant,
To Hon r. f. WADE, President United States Senate.
The following were referred A resolution that any
voter on the presentation OF his certificate Of regstrs-
tion 70 the managers Of the election for the ratification
or rejection OF the acts OF this Convention shah
be entitled and allowed 10 vote in any county OF
prscinct OF the state without regard TO the
county or precinct in which they shall be regs-
tered; resolution that there shall be enforcement
of the collection OF any debt prior 70 January
1881 all such debts be suspended until the year 1900
. resolution that hundred and my copies OF the
minutes be printed in book form for the Of the
members OF the Convention; resolution that all per-
occupying public lands be required 70 pay tax
for school purposes, the the lawful owner:
resolution forbddng the State OF Mississippi 10
debts or Obxat0us incurred IN the rebellion,
or claim from the United states any compensation for
slaves smaucipsted; ordinance 70 invalidate all
transactions Of executors, administrators or guar
dams for widows and orphans where Confedsrzts
securities are consideration, ana granting the
right 10 parties thus wrougsd through the inter-
upon and take possession OF oil the lands and tsne-
ments sold or disposed OF above and the right
action AT Law against such executors administrators
guardians or their securities for damages also "a ord-
nance providing for levying special tax oil real
and movable property Of the State providing for
OF tax collectors not exceed from each county
10 collect said tax; the Convention shall elect trss.
surer 10 be known Treasurer OF the Conv
FOR the purpose receiving the money thus collected
who shal continue 10 Office sixty days after the id.
The Convsn,on also appointed . committee or thrs1
20 memsnars Congress that n least fourth the
collected on the cotton produced Ia the year 1867 b
expended through the Fresdmsns Bureau 20 feed 10,
hungry and ccshs the naked, without regard to color
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

v:euerat Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
telligence-W enther.
HAVANA, Jan. 16, 1858
sugsr--Salss Of Nos. 10 to IL have been made at
TX, and Nos. Is to 20 at 81 TX reals Aoasses-5I4
y sk reals per gallon f6r csyed
B&eon-413 Is per cws. Buttsr-20c SOC. per ID.
Dohooks-Salss have been made at 81 per real for
Ubugar boxes and 10 20 reals for hhds. Flonr-$12
Sl3 30 per Dbl. bid for Spanish and $l4 80 SIS rs
esksd. and SIC SIT per bbl for American. Onions
NJ 80 per Dbl. P0tatoes$6 so per Dbl Rosin-$6 per
Dbl falow-$11 $l2 PER cwt.
Freights are shade nigher, and small vessels in de.
'>nand
Sailed, steamship MORO Castle for New York.
The wind 10 north, and the ather stormy.
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FRANCE.

Nrhc Now Press Law-Its Merits and Defects.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1868.
Tbs Duke do Psrsgny in letter objects 70 the bill
recently proposed for the government of the Of
She country.
He thinks the press will b allowed too much latitude.
while he would favor bill designed to give more free
Nom 70 the press the obvious tendency Of the provisions
or the present bill would bs 10 leave journals free 70
Sssa Pablo and private character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19

gcnpowder there TO blow the building and the aadiene
altogether into the midnight air.
H. bager, director OF tho Itssns, has commenced
an actien against the Francs Mnscae which paper
appears mas Criticised his management rather severely
n Bagier demands f4O0 damages
Tho rsquiem which Pacini composed for tho trans
ference OF tbs ashes Of Bsn to Catano served for his
own funeral.
new Crotta Patti tour. organized by Ullmann ia
projected for tho south OF France Ssgmann tho NO.
loncesist Is engaged.
During the departed year than 1928 Tor pro-
fsssedy newl plays have been produced 10 London
elusive OF tho Christmas burlssques and pan omimes
In new French revue called "Bonne Aventure o gail"
cess BY representation OF Mr. Soshsrn q Lord Dun.
drsary.