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DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
CONSUMPTION,
AND
Cancer Curedl !

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, CA
N tarrh, Consumption and CANCER their
causes, means of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. By a Pupil of the Academy Of Medi-
cine, Paris. Sent to any add ess or 10 cents.
Letter from Rob. McMurdy. ID, LII. D.,
Grand Preate of Grand Encampment of U. s.,
and Editor of the National Freemdson
New YORK. September II, 1861. DIR. Stilwell
was in charge of Grace Church Hospital, Alex
andria, Va, during the war. / frequently, al
most daily. for months, visited this Hospital,
and had every means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for EFFICIEYcY and SKILL. It was of the
Most creditable character, and his success in
the treatment of patients was remarkable.
RoBT. McMURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
It fits into the ear, is NOT percephlle, re-
n,oues singing noises IN the head and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous, and indeed
in most cases of long standing deafness, II viii
relieve in q short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease of spectacles. -.
DR.. Stlwell will be professionally at 81 East
Washington olace. University Buildings, y.
Y, daily, 10 to 4, except Tuesdays. when he
will be at his rooms, 1882 Pine street, Phiia-
delphia. Pa. 96-t
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BUSINESS HOUSES.

Belo,s our readers ,eiR fnd a reliable dirse-
torv oE,ke q principal commercial and profes''oHaf
Arm, Of ne Gin. ohich piH Be valuable Jorpre'-
emf and future reference.
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" Grant should manage bis voters like
be did his soldiers, the Democrats would
barry the Radical party 10 November,
literally Cairo Dcmocrat
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wORDEN.At midnight, July 10th, OF
measles, EUCLID PASCAL, only child OF
Albert l.. and Annie r. Worden, aged
s months aud 4days!
He too the cup of life 10 sip,
as 7 For bitter twas 70 drain
He put it meekly from MS lip,
And went TO sleep again."
CI-ieavenWorth Times and Milwaukee pa
pers please oopy.l
SLY.-Cn Friday, JuIysT7th, at the resi-
dence of J. Blangy, Henderson county,
Ky, Mrs. MATILDA SLY, formerly ofPosey
Mt Vernon papers please cOpy.I -
BARNES. = On the nth inst, al liz
o'clock AM, Mrs. SARAH Ann, wife OF
MIR. Robert Barnes, aged 81 years.
Funeral at 8 o'clock this Saturday
morning, at the family residence, corner
of Water and Cherry Streets. The friends
OF the family are invited Il rattend.
GiLLETT.-on the 18th inst, at A O'Clock
An, OF consumption, ELLEN MCKNIlT,
wife of Abram Gillett.
LOVE,-At 5 PM. on Friday, July I7th.
of disease OF the hearts VIM. NJ. LOVE, in
the f~orty-seyenth year OF his age.
The funeral Will take place from the
family residence. on Walnut Street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, at 10 o'clock this
Saturday. morning. Friends of the family.
are invited to attend without further no.
tee. s. Is G ~ p
HUTCHINSON.-On Friday. July 18th,
1863. OF apopIexy, ISAAC H. HUTCHINsoN,
aged Is years.
The funeral viii take place to-day (Sat-
urdayl at s o'clock PM, from the residence
of Reuben NJ. Davis, on Third Street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut. The friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
WARTH.-On Saturday, 18th inst, at
l o'clock AM Mr.. THOMAS WARTH, aged
al years.
h funeral win Jake place at 4 O'Clock
PM. to-day Saturday, from his late resi-
dence, corner of Second ard Wine Streets.
The friends of the family are requested TO
attend without further notice.
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~ .a.r ksest Hs.ns Z. faEta aaas.

The Weather continued 20 be swell
tering warm up to midnight. and we
presume till morning.".-...The river
was rising gradually last evening,
having swollen 6inehes since the rise
commenced .........Th additional ar
rivals and departures yesterday were
the Rob Roy. from Cincinnati; Cum
berland, to, Cairo; Mollie Norton, to
Henderson; Ollie Sullivan, from Can
nelton; Sam. Orr, to Eastport, and
Camelia, st. Louis to Cincinnati.......
The Rob Roy had a magnificent trip,
a large portion of which was re-
shipping freight...-...The Cum
berland and Sam. Orr had splen-
did trips out, the Cumberland's being
one of the best of the season. If
there is any man in the world who
deserved a good trip, it is Capt. Ben.
Howard........The Ollie Sullivan had
a good trip in......We are indebted
to Charlie Critzer, the pleasant and
obligiDg freight clerk of the Rob Roy,
for a manifest........The Camelia had
a good trip from St. Louis..."...The
Louisa came to the wharf last night,
and was receiving Maginley q Car
rolls circus when our report closed.
She would leave for Henderson dur
ing the night.........The Louisville
Courier of yesterday says:
The Tarascon is the Henderson
packet at 5 P. nj. to-day from Port
land. After this trip Capt. Gilmore
goes to the Springs to r~ecuperate, and
Capt. Billy Hollcroft will take charge
of the Tarascon.
The Louisville, with a large barge,
arrived about midnight last, having
about 300 tons Of freight en- route to
New Orleans. She lies over till nine
o'clock this morning. MI. Lawrence
Garter, who came to louisville to
come out on her as clerk, was taken
sick suddenly and had to go back
home.
MANTFEsT-Of steamer Rob Roy,
from Cincinnati: i. L. Gibson x Co.,
$50 bbls cement; M. Kemp. So kegs
of beer; A. Pfer, 10 kegs beer; ID.
Wehrhort, 20 kegs beer; g. Eprhart,
20 kegs beer; j. Guser, % kegs beer;
Fl. Kenhoff, Is kegs Of beer; J. FL.
Kahn, % kegs of beer; F.{Kromer &
Son, $50 bags mast; q. Wilhelm, 20
bbls ale; R. Smith. 1hearse; Evans
vile journal Company, l box mdse;
w. c. Brown Go, II pkgs mdse; J.
Sinzich& Son. 6 pkgs of mdse; j. Z.
Glaver, | iron safe; Gibson & Webb,
II pkgs mdse: Cloud g. Akin, IA kegs
lead; Mark & Hsnning, SO pkgs glass
ware. Re-shipped: Henderson, 80
kegs beer, Is bbls plaster, 4 pgs mdse.
3 bbls ale; Cairo packet, 10000 feet of
lumber, 365 pairs of doors and blinds,
100 bbls potatoes, 500 boxes of starch,
20 bbls cement, IA bbls of crackers, S
bbls eggs, 2 frkins butter,
- rZAa. ".HEH
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River DisnafcIaGa.

CINCINNATI, July 17.-Weather hot
with Indications of rain. The mer-
curry stood at 940 at 6 P. N. The
river has fallen z inches since last re-
port, with 8 feet water in the channel
and 81 feet under the bridge. The
Havana, from Evansville, and the
Charmer, from St. Louis, arrived. No
departures outside of the regular
packets. The New York stopped
loading for st. Louis to-day, and will
reship on the Charmer. The Anna
has laid up.
ST.LoUIs, July 17.-Arrived-Kate
Kinney, Omaha Sucker State, st.
Paul; Phil. Sheridan, Keokuk; HUI
ron, Quincy. Departed W. r. Ar
thur, New Orleans; City Of Cairo,
Memphis. The river is rising slowly,
the effect of the late rise in the Mis-.
souri,, but will soon run ont. There
is 8 feet water to Cairo. Upper Mis-
sissippi and Illinois are declining.
The weather is intensity hot, the
thermometer marking 10l' at 3 PM.
LOUISVILLE, July I7.-Arrived-
Tennessee, from Cairo; Darling, from
Cincinnati. Departed-Nightingale,
to ST. Louis; Darling, to Memphis.
The river is falling slowly, with 4 feet
4 inches water in the canal; 2 feet 4
inches in the chute. and l foot 4
inches on the rocks. The weather was
the hottest Of the reason. Thermome-
ter 990. A heavy shower Of rain fell,
imparting a delicious GOODNESS to the
atmosphere. Business dull.
CAIRO, July T.-Port List-News-
boy, Paducah packet, II NJ. Mime
ola, Memphis to Cincinnati, 5 AN:
Bon Accord, Metropolis to st. Louis,
u NJ; Luminary, st. Louis to Vicks-
burg, / PM. Quickstep. Evansville
packet, 4 PM; White, Paducah
packet, 4 PM. Argosy, New Orleans
to Cinciunati, Z Pm. River fell four
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 100.
PITTsBURG, July IL Weather
clear and warm. River 20 inches.
NASHVILLE, July 17.-River fall
ing, with 20 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather very warm. Heavy showers
have fallen in the vicinity. The Ella
Hughes arrived from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July 17.-Weather clear.
This is the hottest day of the season :
thermometer 99o. River fell 4 inches.
The Kellogg, with barges, arrived up
at 6 PM.
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THEY NEED THE FACTs.-A lead
ing Democrat from our adjoining
county, a member of the last Legisla-
ture, who was in the city yesterday,
declared that if Seymour had declar-
ed himself in favor of paying the
bOndholders their interest in coin
he would not support him. If he had
been a reader of the JOURNAL, he
would have read Seymour's speech
upon the subject of the finances,
which would have opened his eyes.
A friend with whom he had the CON
~versation will send him copies OF
Seymour's speeches of March last,
before the New York State Conven-
ton, and his speech of June 26th,
which will show him the views Of his
candidate for the Presidency. The
Democratic papers of the West care
fully avoid the publication of these
speeches, because they are diamet-
rically opposed to their professed
greenbaek policy. The Republicans
should see to it that the honest masses
of the Democracy are properly in
formed upon these matters, and be
made to know just what the Eastern
leaders DO favor.
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MAaINLEY & CARRoLL's CIRCUs.-
The crowd at Maginley & CAROLS
circus yesterday afternoon was not
large, the intense heat lettering many
from trying the experiment. The
Performance was, however, in every
respect creditabIe in the highest de-
gree to the managers and the per-
formers. The daring leaping of Rob't
Johnson and Sam. Rinedhart is with
out a parallel, the former clearing
eleven horses and making a clean
somersault, and the latter making his
great double somersault with great
brilliancy and ease. Mr.. W. B. Car
roll is unrivalled in his role, riding
with more ease and grace and manag-
ing his horses with more address than
is ever witnessed in any other circus.
Master Willie Carroll is a star, not of
great physical magnitude, it is true, but
Of dazzling brilliancy. Mile Marie
Ellie is unquestionably the most ac-
complished equestrienne in existence,
her acts surprising in daring and
b~rilliancy anything ever before at
tempted by Il woman. The entire
troupe are stars of great brilliance,
and like the proprietors, managers.
and attendants are all true gentlemen
and ladies, classic and refined. This
is the secret of the great success and
popularity of Maginley & CAROLS
circus. The performance last night
was largely attended, the vast pa
vlliou being crowded, and the utmost
satisfaction was manifested in round
alter round Of applause. To-day and
tonight this star troupe exhibit at
henderson, and on Monday at
greensboro, and thence they proceed
up the river. They will never fail to
receive a warm welcome here
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PHoToGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE.
Having. determined to retire from
business, [ am DESTROYS of selling my
Photograph Gallery. The location is
central, with rooms convenient for
living attached. Any q wishing to
enter into this business, will find this
a good chance. Apply to Mrs. j. r.
Cox, IS Main Street. or corner of
Fourth and Chestnut Streets. 1927
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COME AT LAsT.-Those recherche
:" M dc hinge" and " Bizarre calling
cards have arrived, and we are pre-
pared 10 print them in beautiful style.
Those ladies who have so patiently
waited the arrival of these cards can
now be supplied at short notice.
Also, note paper and envelopes in
all the French. English, and Ameri-
can patterns, at the JOURNAL Office.
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s0 An%y garlssaaSf
RnRERn omItru

a H t "a X a. r.,
IA bet. Fourth and Fifth,
EVANSVILLE IND,
Has just received a new Hearse. tba anas+
ever in h city. A large assortment az
Metat1c Cases, CaskeLs and Collins kent
constantly on hand. fyI8 dan
State OF Indiana, Vanderburgh County. So.
RTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
Ad Avail Johnson, administrator, with
n will annexed. of the estate of OctavIa
E Lewis, deceased, has filed his petition
to sell the real estate of said d~eeedent, in
pursuance of her said Wiu, and that The
said petition will be heard at the next
term of the Court Of Common Pleas of said
county.
Given under my hand, this the 18th day
of July, 1868.
BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk:
Per III. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
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CHARACTERIsTIc.-The Democracy
have an eye to the eternal fitness of
things, and give a Significance to all
their emblems. Having procured two
sound hickory sapplings for a Sey-
mopr and Blair pole, to plant on the
corner of Main and Water Streets,
they cannot think of raising them in
that shape but must add a piece of
sott fragile wood to top it out. This
Is IN keeping with their work in New
York. They topped their ticket ont
with a very soft and fragile stick call
ed Frank Blair. The pole was con
secrated yesterday evening by Whit
tlesey and Willard sitting upon it. Il
afforded them more comfort in this
instance that will ever the candidates
in whose interests it is to be reared
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BARTON-GILKEY.-At the Ingle
Street Methodist Episcopal Church by the
Rev. ]. B. Likely, at 8 O'Clock PM, on
Thursday evening, July 10th, MIR. AMI
BAKToN to Miss SALLT X all OF
This city.
The happy couple will please accept our
CONGRATULATIONS and thanks.
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CorOnar's INQUEST. No. as.

On THE BODY OF ISAAC
II HUTCHINSON, who's body was
found at the house of Johr Jarvis, in In
dependence. Pigeon Township, Wander
burgn County, rtate of Indiana, on the
I7th day OF July, 1865. The jury, being duly
Ceased came to his death by apopiexv of
the BRAIN. AT the time of his death he
was about so years old; 5 feet 9 inches
tache and gnatee: plaiH gold ring on left
hand. Nothing found on body.
SAMUEL p. HAVLIN,
jy18 w3tl Coroner Vanderburgh County.
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RESULT. = Mention was made in
yesterdays paper Of a Coroner's in
quest which was held on the body of
Gottleib Seidler, at Oak Hill Gene
terry. 1t was reported that the deeeas-
ed had been poisoned, but a chemical
analysis of the stomach was made by
DR.. Il. W. Cloud, who reported no
indications Of the presence Of the
ordinary poisons used 10 produce
death. The jury returned a verdict
of death by the excessive use of in
toxicating liquor.
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MEsrPHIs-semi-weekly.

RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
villeJ carrying the mail, leaves at z a. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays.
Arrives by z p. NJ, Tuesdays, thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at z A. M. Arrives Tues
day and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
sit. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
eept sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays by 2 p NJ.
10 EMWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
Eay,) from the Hotel, at 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
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EVANSVILLE, July IL, 1868.

AA NALA4Ls uiy LIZ, 1OOOs
At a meeting of Thisbe Lodge Nc.
"a, L o. B. B., held July II, 1868,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Our worthy and highly
esteemed Brother, A. Anspacher, be-
ing the founder Of this Lodge, and
having, ~ his interchangeable perse
verence, materially aided in bringing
the Lodge to its present state of per-
fiction; and, t1o u n
WHEREAS, Our worthy Brother,
having resigned his membership by
reason of his permanent removal from
this city; be itrtherefore,
Resot0ed. That We feelthe most pro-
found regret at the resignation and
departure of our esteemed Brother,
aud we ~reciprocate the kind senti-
ment expressed by him on rendering
his resignation. alH 4-4z
Reso1oed, That the thanks of this
Lodge are pre-eminently due and are
hereby cordially rendered to Brother
a. Anspacher for the many and valu-
able services he has rendered it.
ResolUed, That by the departure
of our worthy brother from this city,
we loose one of our best members, a
brother who has always distinguished
himself by his untiring zeal in pro-
noting the cause of the Order and hu-
mainly, and we assure the brother,
that though his presence be with us
no more, his memory will live on in
our hearts, and his name amid the
honored ones in the reeordsAof this
Lodge.
Resohved, That these resolutions be
spread on the inmates, a copy thereof
presented to Brother A. Anspacher,
and that they be published in the
Israelite and daily city papers.
ISAAC YEIDEL,
ADoLPH BRENTANo, : Committee.
SAMUEL MEYER.
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CITY N EW S

ADJOURNED FINALLY.-The Board
of County Commissioners adjourned
finally yesterday, having met to hear
the reading of the minutes, and
adoption Of the m
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s WANTED, NURsE.-White girl to
take care of infant child. Reference
required. Apply to the office Of
EHRMAM, FISHER & Co,
Nos. 18 and Is North Mater Street.
iuly16-3t
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RATHER AGGRAvATING.-We never
INDUCED the mean aud contemptible
spirit of envy. 1t always gratifes ms
to see every body prosperous and han
py, except the Democratic party, but
we must confess it is rather aggravat-
ing to swelter in a temperature of
1893, and be parched by a continuous
heat and drouth, and at the same time
see fine refreshing rains passing all
around US. Yesterday a heavy rain
cloud arose in the north northeast,
and for a time bid fair to reach this
city, but it did not. 1t passed off to
the east, lingering in sight all the
afternoon. For the health of the city
we desire rain, and we desire it too
for our own personal comfort.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT - THE TWO STORY
Is building, corner of Eighth and Chest
nut Streets, occupied st present by J. pfaf-
l1E as Grocery. Possession given July I-
hnQntTe OF Ed GREEN,
Jnne2J American Carriage shop.
TOR RENT-A TWO-STOWV BRICK
~ DWELLING, centrally located. cone
taining seven roOms, Kitchen, and cellar.
Inquire of VICTOR BISCH,
Junell tt Auditors once.
DOR RENT-STORES- The two new
stores on Market Street, between Lo-
Gust and Walnut; would make a drst-raba
stand for q boarding house anu wagon
yard, the lot being rs by 100 feet. They
are well adapted TO either store or dwell
Ing purposes, or both combined. If ape
piled FOR soon, they will be fitted DID to
suit the applicant. Inquire Of SAMUEL
X1CkEAA, or at the store OF
NICkERI BROTHEEES,
JunS diff 73 Main Street
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ACCIDENTs.-All who contemplate
leaving the city for any length Of time,
however short, either for business or
pleasure, should first secure a policy
of insurance against accidents In the
Travellers Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut. Policies for
any length of time issued without de-
lay. j. n. KNOX, Agent.
Office at the First Natl Bank.
iv15.4t
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Coroner's INQUEST, No. az

"ELD ON THE RODY on GOTT.
AA LEIB SEIDLER, whose body was
found at Oak Hui Cemetery, in Knight
township. on the 10th dsy OF July, 1853.
The. Jury, being duly sworn, find from the
evidence that the deceased came to his
death by delir1um tremens, brought on by
hard At the time OF. mis- death
he was about % ears old; 5 feet 10 inches
nigh; black cloth coat, black cloth pants,
Wh1te shirt, white socks, and slippers /:
dark complexion; WHISPERS and mustache
very short. Nothing found on body. =
HAVLIN.
iyI8 W3l Coroner Randerburgh Connty.
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Salt Advanced.

Small, or $50 pound barrels, 50 20
per barrel.
Large, or z bushel barrels, So 35
per barrel; or 48 cents per bushel.
BAIRD & START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Go.
j.. RUFFEER,
jy18 1w Agent Kanawha salt Co.
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No TRANsFERs.-There were no
real estate transfers reported at the
Office of the County Recorder this
week, a thing quite unusual.
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ONLY ONE.-The Recorder had
but one case before him yesterday. A
man from the country named John
Doell, while driving through the
street came in contact with a butcher
wagon, and became abusive to the
driver, laying himself liable for a case
of " provoke" which cost him So %.
This was the only case adjudicated in
that court yesterday.
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CHOLERA MoRBUs.-The terribly
heated term with which we have been
afflicted for nearly thirty days, has
produced much sickness and many
deaths in the city. Heretofore the
sickness has been chiefly among
children, but within the last week
there have been a good many cases of
cholera morbus. Capt. John Travis,
of the American House, is Just re-
covering from an attack which pros
trated him greatly, and which would
have doubtless proved fatal had a
physician not been fortunately in the
house when he was attacked. Had
cholera been prevailing in the city,
his case would have been pronounced
genuine cholera. The utmost care
should be exercised in regard to diet
and over exertion. .
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hg Our correspondent, in the
march Across the Continent
gives US another spicy letter this
morning.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. III. s. Hubert,
General Superintendent of the Great
Western Dispatch-fast freight line
was in the city yesterday, stopping at
the Sherwood House. A large major
ity of our merchants receive their
goods by this line.
John Ingle, Jr., the distinguished
and highly efficient President and
superintendent Of the e. & G. Rail-
road, arrived at home from New York
on Thursday night.
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WANTED.

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CRESCENT CRY SPRINGs-GRAND
Music. - The celebrated Crescent
City Silver Band will give d grand
musical concert at Crescent City
Springs, this evening and night. A
deliShtful time is expected. 1t