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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-20
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NO. 1884,
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
D,.,s..s G.,I...rh. KrHrucK MIN

Dividend ANsiIce.--Ths KEETUcK MIN
ING. COMPANY, has this day declared
dividend Of Ten Dollars tslo o0 per share
on each and every share Of the capital stock
Of the said Compsoy. payable on'wHDSEs'
DAY, April la.h. fhs DIvidendi upon nj itoek
standing In the name Of A: e Hill, Trustee will
bs paid by the Agency OF the Bank Of California.
In Virginia, Nevada. on presentation Of the esr.
tlhcaies Of stock.
Once Keutuck Mining Company, San Fran.
eilro. April 10. 1858. rial .slaT s'l -
THos. SUNDERLAND. President. ,
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'Cenadeuee silver 1Iinins CsnPa-
ny,Gold Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice il hereby given, that st q meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held on the
twenty afth day Of March, 1866, an assortment
No. 6, OF Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
the apital stock Of said Company, payable the
twen.y.rix,h day Of March, 1863, in United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary, R Wegsner. 4l4 Gall,
fornis street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the THIRrIETH DAY OF APRIL,
1868, shall be deemed delinquent, and viii DO
duly advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment shsn be made before, Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, THE HETWENTlErH
DAY OF MAY. 1868, to pay tho dellnfuentss.
s,nmsnt, together with costi Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order OF the bosrd OF OF
Tru,teeI. n. wEdENER. Secretary.
Once; 4l4 California street, ssp Frinsliso,
C2lltorntA a. .f f.r.. H1#. .. |H... AAAAs
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Virginia, New. March 10. 1853. mhl4.lll

Assessment NStice.-InpoFial Cen
soiIdated Mining gCompany.-Locationo Of Works,
New Truckss Mining District. Humboldt coun.
~, ,Neyada.-Notice 10 hereby glvcn. that at 9
issetlng Of the Trustees Of the above named
company, hold April II, 1858, an assslsusnt Of
Twelve and q Half Cents was levied on each
and every share OF the capital stock Of said
company. payable In u 9. coin TO the Secretary
on or before the 18th day Of May. 1858. All
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on FRIDAY. the 18th day Of Nay, 1868,
viii DO advertised on that day a. delinquont,
and unless said assessment shall be paid on, or
before MONDAY, the 18th day o. June, 1903
Will be sold on that day, at public auction, In
front Of the oompany's once In Gold Hill. Storey
county, ,Nsyadi, between the hours OF ~ o'clock
u, and o'clock =. r., TO pay said assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
Tho i,ockholdsrs arc hereby notified thst there
viii be meeting Of the company y their ofase
IN Gold Hill on Saturday, Nay 9th, 1858. at
o'clock Pm.
q. w. PEASE. Secretary.
Gold Hill, April II. 1868. spl4-lm
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GAIA AIN 0usr.z Mill and aIInisg

Gold Hill Quartz Mill aad Mining
Company, Storey County. State Of Nevada
Notice Is horsby given. that at meetins 6 of'hs
Board Of Trustees ofiaid Company held on the
18th day Of March. 1858, an ansssmsnt Of
Twenty Dollars, per share was lOvled upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable on
the 18th day OF March, 1868, In United State,
gold coin, to the Secretary, r. wegener. 4li Cal.
Ifornla street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1868, shall be deemed delinquent, and
ulibs duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unlsnpayment shall be mads before. will bs
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th day OF May, 1855 to
Day the delinquent assessment together With
costs Of advertising and expenssSof Of sale. BY
order Of the Boird Of Trustees.
~ R.WEGENER, Secretary.
onice, "a California street, San Francisco,
California. mnlS'lm
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'Conade.ee silver sIinins Comps

once, No. GOT Washington street. San Fran
cisco, California. aPim
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Assessnaent Notice.-Beleher Csna-
pany.-Noticois hereby given, that at meeting
ofthe Trustees OF said company, held this day,
an assessment Of twenty-five dollars (e2S) per
share waslevicd on each and every share OF the
capItalstcck OF said company, payable imusdL
a,ely to the Secretary, at the Office Of the com.
pany, Virginia. Nevada, In United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, April 10, 1868,
willbe advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before. will be
sold ON THURSDAY, May u. 1868. to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising expenses OF sale. BY order Of
tho Board Of Trustees.
H.BRUCKMANN,s sec'y.
yirsinia, New, March IL. 1853. mhl4.lni
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D.ney Gold and silver Mining
Company-Lyon County, State Of Nsvada-No'
tlcs Is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Bourd Of Trustees, hold on the Second day Of
April, 1853, an assessment Of Three Dollars ts3)
Der share was isvied upon the capital Stoek Of
said company, pay able Immediately. in United
sta,cs gold coin, to the Secretary, No. eo7
Wa.hInrton street, Ban Francisco. Any stock
rpon which said assessment shall rspsll NJ,
palentiAS SIXTH pARsoF xsleMgNlA
Be advertised On that day - dslmquees eserrr
hsrAaSnsAs z,sah De nAdS bSfosta aNufb bs told
On MONDAY, THE TwENTY-flPTH DAY
OF MAY, 1858, to pay the delinquent ssreII'
mont, together with costs Of advertising aud
expenses ofsale. rsa. rsar
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W t'rsfll A.N0EL, Secretary,
once, No. GOT Washington street. San Fran.
cisco California sp4lm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-01
CHARLESTON. S. c.. MORNING. FEBRUARY l. 1863

no hostile foot treads foot Of the country,
when those who strayed away M are desirous and
met under the plea of NECESSITY that under der
right to treat them as rebels; that while we
exact exact oil the obligations Of the constitution,
we deny ali its guarantees, deny all private
rights-that there Is one constitution for them
and another constitution for us. As he had
proclaimed over W and over again q, he WAS in
eeneral amnesty. and he firmly believed that
Rad such policy been adopted, We would have
had perfect peace and harmony row. Many Of
Republican party were clamoring for change
policy and mini s hs S1 % 5s Of Gea 6sa
sHnterests Of the country. Business was PROS
trated sll over the country, labor was at q
standstill and nothing but distrust reigned.
Bring back the South, prove that this legisla-
ton is not intended to subserYe party ends,
and then we will have peace, then we will
have that harmony for which thousands and
thousands Of tongues pray on every Sunday
morn.
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January %

@ NO HEALTH WITHOUT VIGOR.-
The wear and tear Of Life tells upon us all more or
less What are we but machinesf The vital princi-
pie Is the motive power thar keeps the human en-
CINE In motion; but as beams, pistons. connection
pipes, condensers and boilers out do organs,
muscles, tissues and all the compound parts OF that
marvellous piece Of work called Man.
The mechanism Of the body requires to be repaired
and Strengthened just as much as the mechanism
employed to grind corn, or spin cotton, or weave
CLOTH Steam cannot drive broken shaft, or impel
drum or wheel that Is out Of gear; neither can
the vital force act through paralyzed limb, or An
inert organ.
ARE YOU wEAREG oUTf Do you feel that
any one Of your orgsns-your stomach, Liver, bowels.
nervous SYSTEM any other essential part of your
organization, falhrs In its workr 30, repair the
damage with the most powerful, yet harmless, Of In
vigorants, HosTETTERs STOMACH BTTTERs
Remember that debility Is the 'BeginniDg Of the
Rnd"-tbat the climax Of all weakness is universal
paralysis Of the fysten, and that such paralysis Ii
the immediate precursor Of Death.
Don't wait for disease to commit its ravages before
you commence the strengthening process. Keep the
whole body In vigorous condition by preventing
as far as possible the inroads OF decay. Repair the
waste of nature with natures best tonic, HOSTEL
TFR's BITTERe. january ~
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sSMRs. .W1NsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP

a@MRS. .W1NSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teehng, greatly facilitates the process
of teothng, by ioftenng the gums, reducing all In
hammation-wi1 sllay ALL PAIN and spasmodic ac'
ton, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers, 1t will give rest to your.
selves, and BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
can cav In confidence and truth Of 1t what We have
never been able to ssy Of any other observation-disclosures
ha it failed In single instance to effect cure whsn
timely used. Never did we know an instance OF dis
satisfaction by any who used it. On the contra
ry. all are deli yhted with Its operaton and speak In
terms of cominendaton of its magical effects and
medical virtueG
We speak In Ghis matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after years of experience, and pledge our reputation
for the fuHment Of what We here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Fun directions for using will accompany eacn
bottle.
Be sure and call for
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Having the fac simile Of "CunT1s PEHK1Ss on
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOB THE LIQUIDATION OF THE NTHH-
EST ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, wHIoE AooauKD
on THE raIRTETH DAY OF sRPTEBER Last.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
ID ALDERMEN In City Council assembled. That
for the purpose OF Iquidatng the interest on the
public debt OF the city, which accrued on the tnrn'
eth day OF September last sil per cent stooL onn'
gstory on the corporation OF the City Of Charleston
shall be issued under the direction OF the Mayor 70
the persons holding stocks or six per cent bonds or
the city, and entitled to reosive the interest &c.
crued thereon at the time above stated, the soid
stock to bear interest after tbs rate Of ax per can't
per annum, payable quarterly, redecmaole IN thirty
years nom date: Provided, That no part Of said
stock snail be issued ior any rum Less than twenty
dollars, or for any fractional part OF Q dollar: Pre-
v,ded Also that al sums for less than twenty dol
lars and fer fractional parts OF O. dollar, shau be
paid in city bulls.
sEo. 2. That the ferm of certificate, and mode
OF transfer of sad stock shall be subject to the same
regulations 40 now eust IN relation to other city a1
per cent. stocks Of the city.
hsHned In City Council this twenty-secona Gay oa
October, In the year OF our Lord ono tnousano
MsI p. G. 0AuLARD. Mayor.
M e,,rr, c1art of Council October IS
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uN1YERsA1 CHARITY ON THE RAMPAGE.

UNIVERSAL CHARITY ON THE RAMPAGE.
A. G. Richmond (white), OF Berkeley, offered
the following resolutions
Whereas, Several Of the members OF the
ous and divers resolutions, apprehend-
ing, possibly, that the voice Of the
people may be heard, asking why all the
delegates do not offer resolutions for the good
of the people-that the homeless shall have
homes, the houseless houses, the landless
lands. the moneyless money, that debtors
shall be debtors no more, Confederate scrlD no
be it :.
Resoiued, That Of one blood were made all
the nations of the earth ;:that the poor shall
always be with us that the hungry will always
need food, the naked clothing, the landless
land, the homeless homes, and the moneyiess
money-in fine that future legislation shall be
In the interests Of humanity, for Justice and
protection to tho poor and security to the rich.
Timothy Hurley moved that the resolution
be referred to the Committee on SplrituahBm,
but it was finally laid on the table.
THE PER DIEM QUESTION CINoHED.
On motion of N. G. Parker
The ordinance defining the pay and mileage
Of officers and members was taken up and
passed.
DR.. L. B. johnson, of Pickens. and Lemuel
Boozer, Of Lexington, desired their names to
The motion was made to reconsider, and lay
the motion to reconsider on the table, whlch
prevents the subject from being taken up again.
THE PAY OF THE PRINTER.
N. G. Parker moved that the printer be PAID
weekly, in order to enable him TO proceed
promptly with the work.
@. p. Leslie suggested, as an amendment,
"after this week." The first thing the conyen-
ton knew, at the rate they were golpg on they
L. koec,, ,,,1o I.onO
The amendment was not agreed TO, ana inc
matter was left to the Chairman OF the Finance
Committee.
FROM GENERAL OLrTz.
B. F. Whittemore from the special commit.
tee appointed to confer with Brig. General
Citz reported that that officer stated that by
order OF Major General Candy, he requested
the Mayor of the city yesterday to furnish
in attendance at the hall, and ready for any
order from the President. That they were
sent here for the purpose Of preventing an oc-
currence similar to that which took place upon
the floor the other day. between q member OF
this convention and q representative OF the
press of this city. The General also remarked
that the sergeant had no instructlons to come
upon the floor Of the hall, but was to remain
outside ready to respond to any call.
F.J. Moses, Jr., moved that 'sthe explanation
Of General Clitz, as conveyed by the committee,
be received as satisfactory"
The President stated tina four or five police
men were down stairs, and the convention
could take such action as they saw at.
8. F. Whlttemore moved that they remain
where they were ordered to remain-outside OF
the floor of the convention.
A member announced that General Candy
had received $12, 900 from the Treasurer OF the
State, and N. G. Parker then stated that the
Committee on. Finance would be prepared to
"pay up"
O'Clock, adjourned until Monday.
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ATERR1BLE CAsUALTY-Two PRISONS DROWN
Ep.-Rev. Samuel Leard, writing from Rock
Hill, s. c., under date Of the 10th ultimo, to
the Southern Christian Advocate, gives har-
rowing account Of sad accident by which two
persons lost their lives.
Brother j. NJ. Cline, of tho South Carolina
Conference received an Appointment TO Soutn
Charlotte circuit, and on his return home here,
from Conference, found his little daughter
Anna still in bed from O broken limb. This
detained him some three weets, until on the
18th inst, having made oil his arrangements.,
he sent his wife and younger children by rail
to Morrow's Turn Out, on the Charlotte Rail-
road. and took his daughter Anna and ser
want with him in buggy, and proceeded to
ioin his wife and other children at Plnevlile,
North Carolina. He reached ford on Steele's
Greek little after night, and Judging that the
creek mixht be full, he proceeded cautiously
to reconnoiter the ford; and having satisfied
himself that it was not impossible, drove INTO
it; but, missing his way llt;lo, ne suddenly
found himself, child, servant and mule, SUP
merged, lie does not know 10 what deptn.
Being washed out Of his sent, nus nrs1 lmpulse
WAS to clutch his drowning child and servant,
one undor each ARMAND they likewise clung
to him with o death grasp. >,
How long he was under the water he does
not know, But long enough to lose conscious,
ness. Providentally he was drifted to the fool
log, and involuntarily clung to Tat with one 2!
hand, ard being lifted out OF inc water, ms ms
SUE'6 the VOICE Of his little daughter about twenty
yards below him, crying out, oh pa! Oh pa
Oh pal' and then oil was silent as death
After some time, and with great difficulty, ht
drew himself on the log, and reaching tht
shore, he ran up and down calling in vain fol
His cries we're heard by some person living
not far away, and they came to his aid; Al
farther search being useless, they helped hin
forward, without hat-drenehed to the skin
in state of mind bordering on despair, to tn
house of friend, where heTas Va cared % for, ant
messenger dispatched to Pineville to com
municate the sad intelligence to sister Cline
The bodies were searched for and found tn
following day, and brought to this place TO
interment.
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Market Reports.

WILMINGTON, January S1.-Turpentine easier
and nominal at Sc. Rosin firm; strained and
No. 2, 81 12aa2 Is; low grade No. l, 81 so. Tar
advanced &C.; sales at 50 10. Cotton active !;
Middings, 16ia17c.
BALTIMORE, January H.-Cotton firm at
1S2. Flour firm. Wheat steady. Corn dull /;
white, 81 16; yellow, 81 15a1 16. Provisions
frmer. Lard, 1S2a14c.
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Middings, 1873
1910; sales to-day, 1900 bales receipts, $500
bales; exports, 8451 bales; sales of the week,
q, 500 bales; receipts, 22,8O0; exports, coast
wise, $500; foreign, 26,155; stock, ss,417.
MOBILE, January S1.-Sales 1900 bales; closed
firm at 17Ia17ac.; receipts, 1104 bales sales Of
the week, 1880 bales; receipts, 16,sSs; total
receipts to date, 255, ,2O5 ; exports for the same
time, foreign, eO,O17; coastwise, 1904; stock,
S2,12S.
NEW YORK, January 81-Noon.-Flour and
Wheat dull but unchanged. Corn slightly
fayors buyers. Rye steady. Oats one cent
lower. Mess Pork s22t. Lard 13al4. Cotton
frmer at 1884, Turpentine firm at 5Sa0o. hosin
very firm; strained and common s3. Sterling
9aa1O. Old United States Bonds ll1t. Money
on call per cent.
EyENNa.-Cotton more active and firm
sales 1000 bales at 19s. Flour and Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn less active; Southern White
81 24a1 2s. Pork firm new s22 50; old Sal 25'
Lard firm at 1S4a14t. Sugar active. Other
Groceries quiet. Turpentine 5Saa6O. Rosln
sea7 25 Freights firm. Gold 40s.
SAVANNAH, January s1.-Cotton opened &C,
tive but closed quiet and firm; sales Of 2o6a
bales; MiddIngs 1sa. Receipts, 26ol bales
exports, 5515.
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The RECOMMENDATION Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA. so
RALEIGH. January S1.-Majority and minori-
ty reports OF the suffrage question were pre-
ssnted. A committee Of five was raised to
report the names of persons to be relieved
from political disabilities.
The report Of the Committee on the Militia
was considered in Committee of the Whole. 1t
requires every able-bodied male citizen be-
tween the ages Of twenty-one and forty-years,
without distinction Of color, to perform
militia duty, except those who have religious
scruples.
The reporter of the Carolinian was expelled
from the hall by the President for the use of
the term s'nigger" in his report.
The convention, by a test'vote, laid MIR. Dur
hams resolution in favor Of 8 general amnesty
nm the table. The convention then adjourned.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, January a.-The Bill Of Rights
was completed to-day by the convention, and
the subject of relief debated to the hour Of ad-
journment-
The meeting of the Radical Convention,
which was fixed for February Is, has been
postponed to day not announced.
II is stated that military commission will
proceed on Monday next to investigate certain
charges against the Mayor Of Savannah.
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Congressional.

THE COTTON TAX FINALLY REPEALED-THE FREkD-
MEMS BUREAU TO BE ooNTNUED-oHo DE-
caNss TO ACCEPT THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MHNT-THE MARBLE CASE IN THE SUPREME
COURT.
WARRINGTON, January Six THE HOUSE,
Mr.. Elliott presented q bill continuing the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The resolutions of the Ohio Legislature,
Withdrawing the assent OF that State to the
fourteenth article Constitutional Amendment),
were presented, and the Judiciary Committee
were ordered to report on the law question In
volved
The conference report on the Cotton tax was
adopted. II abolishesl the tax after 1867, and
the duty on imported cotton after November I,
1868, by vote Of 1O4 to 4S.
After some further unimportant business the
House adjourned.
IsrEE SENATE, Ohio's withdrawal Of her as
sent to the Constitutional Amendment created
a sensation. MIR. johnson agreed with others
that the assent Of the State could not be with.
drawn.
The consideration Of the Reconstruction
bill was resumed, a1ter WHICH Ine S'enase su-
journed.
The indications decidedly point to the con-
clusion that the bill forfeiting the lands which
we're formally donated to Southern railroads
will be tabled.
II is stated that the Chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee ia adverse to an immedi-
ate report on the Supreme Court bill.
In the Supreme Court, in the case er par7e
McCardle, motion was made to dismiss 1t on
the ground-1. OF want Of ofjarisdiction. q The
appeal is from the Judgment Of the United
States Circuit Court, in case Of original juris-
diction, and not from case in which the Cir
cult Court held appellate jurisdiction only. 8.
The Circuit Court, which issued the habeas
corpus, had no jurisdiction of the case. The
argument will be continued on Friday.
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~ A CARD.-WHAT Is TARRANT's Eff
FERvESCENT sELTZER ApERIENT and what are
Its eaeotsp These are questions which the great
American public hsI q right to ssk and 1t has also
right to expect candid and sadatactory reply Tho
preparation Is mild and gentle saline cathario, al
teratve and tonic and Is most carefully prepared in
the form Ct snow white powder, containing all the
wonderful medical properties Of the far-famed selt
zer Springs Of Germany.
Of its effects VIC would say that those who have
tested the preparation the best judges, and they
declare their signatures, that the prepara
ton will promptly relieve Indigestion Regulate the
flow Of the bile. Cure every specie Of headache.
Trsnqualize the ne:vons system. Refresh and In
vigorste the weak. Mitigate the pangp Of Rheuma-
tsm. Neutralize acid In the stomach. Cleanse and
tone the bowels. Assist the falling appetite Cure
the heartburn.
Hyou are q sufferer give this remedy ono trial, and
1t will convince you Of the above scts.
Sold by all Druggists.
TARRANT & CO.,
sole Propretors. New York.
Ionuaru 3rnoa
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ing, and it was about III when we got to

Wednesday, Sept 5.-A misty, rainy morn
ing. Had not slept very soundly.. We got up
rather early, and sat working and reading in
the drawing-room till the breakfast was ready,
fer which We had to wait for some little time.
Good tea and bread and butter, and some excel
leni porridge. Jane Shackle (who was very
useful and attentive) said they had all supped
together-namely, the two maids, and Grant,
Brown, Stewart and Walker (who was still
there), and we're very merry in the CONNER
cial room. The people we're very amusing
about ds. The woman came in while they
we're at their dinner, and said to Grant, Or.
Grey wants you,' which nearly upset the gravi-
ty Of all the others. Then they told Jane,
Your lady gives no trouble;' and Grant in the
morning called up to Jane, Does his lordship
want me p One could look on the street, which
is q very long wide one, with detached houses,
from our window. H. was perfectly quiet, no
one stirring, except here and there man
driving cart, or boy going along on his
errand. Gen. Grey bought himself watch in
q shop for e."