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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29
The Central National Bank OF
Omaha.

The Central National Bank o!
Omaha.
Rumors reached us several days ago O
the contemplated organization of new
Bank in Omaha. Authorised statement.
| have confirmed the truth of the rumors,
and we take pleasure in announcing tha,
the Ceotral National Bank Of Omaha har
been organized by the necessary subscrlp-
tions. of stock, and by the election Of the
following Officers and Directors,
Directors john Mccormick, James G.
Chapman, John I. Redrick, James Il,
Boyd, j. s. Thomas.
The Officers of the ncw Bank are as fol-
lows:
John Mccormick, President,
James g. Chapman, Vice President,
james NJ. Watson Cashier.
The Central National will open for the
transaction Of business on or about the LIST
of May IN the center building Of the new
Central Block, Farnam Street, which the
Stockholders have purchased for its use.
We congratulate the business public of
the Upper Missouri Valley aud the West
upon the establishment Of the Central Ma
tional Bank in this city. Its claims to
public confidence are strongly represented
in tho names wistch guarantee ability and
integrity in its management. Its officers
and Directors are known throughout this
entire region of eauntry as Men of wealth
aud high business character. John Mc>
Cormick, James H. Boyd. James G. Chap
man and John |. Redick are gentlemen
whose names are sure pledge that the
affairs of the new Bank will be conducted
with prudence, skill and ability. Its Pres-
dent. .lohr Mccormick, is widely known
as solid man Of Omaha. successful aer-
chant, and an able dnancier. He will bring
to the presidency of the Central National
the counsels Of clear head and a sound
judgment, and reputation which will add
much to its influence.
The capital stock of the new Bank is
now 500, 600, which will soon be increased
to 100000. Besides home capital it adds
largely to our monied interests from East
ern quarters
We are glad to introduce the new Bank
to our people. 1t adds one more to institu-
tions Of like character in our midst, an1 will
contribute largely to our reputation as a
commercial city, and to the business facili-
ties for building up our town and country.
- Omaha Herald, 10th inst.
e@ The President and Cashier Of the
above named institution were formerly cit
gems of Cadix, and well known in tn. soun-
ty. Mr.. Mccormick is son of our fe'-
loa-citizen. Samuel Mccormick Esq. He
moved to Omaha number of years since,
and has become one Of the solid men of
that prosperous city.
Mr.. Watson left Cadix this spring. Since
the organization Of the First National Bank
Of Cadiz until the first Of the present
month, he was the courteous and efficient
Cashier OF the First National. He is a
clever gentleman, good citizen, and no
better selection could have been made for
Cashier Of the Central National, then Mr..
Watson. He understands his business,
and will maze popular officer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

JHwEtRy, SILvERwARE &c.-The at
ten'ion of our readers, wanting anything to
be obtained at irst class )ewelry Store, is
directed to the advertisement ol Messrs
Rsineman, Meyran & SeidIe, AZ Fifth ST.,
Pittsburgh, which will be found in our pr
resshis week. Messrs. r, NJ. e. S. have
removed into their new building, which is
decidedly the handsomest store room on the
great broadway of Pittsburgh, and there is
Nothing in thsir line nhak they are not able
10 supply.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

t0-A certain young man who bas con-
siderable vacuem; under his .scalp, and
VINO was very RhxoA to distipg1th' himi
self last fall in the publication Of . "ire"
paper, which was especially designed. to
''save the party" has engaged in the task
Of writing communications to the Cincinnai
ii Gasette, in which he indulges freely in
personal abuse. Now this young man sho'd
remember how lsnient the newspapers Of
Cadiz have been toward his "littleuess, '
and also toward his partner, who is so
consistent Baptist" aud slve himself in
time by cultivating different style Of liter
ature. There are some things which SUM
bar, but are not forgotten.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

INFORMATION TO BMSxRurTs. Every
srpiicsnt tor she benefit Of the bankrupt act
after the frst of June next must show that
he has property sufficient to pay fifty cents
.on the dollar, or has obtaincd release from
enough Of his creditors to fifty cents on the
dollar (" the remainder. All who expect to
apply for certificates ofbankruptcy, without
property sufficient to comply with tho abov g
conditions, should hurry up or they will be
vnunfed out
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

nA- We neglected last week to notice the
advertisement Of the Union Vale Mills.
Dir. John C. Kerr, formerly sole proprietor,
has associated with him several gentlemen
from the Fast who have had experience in
the business, and they are able to turn out
vork which for equality and durability, is
uumrpassed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

s4 See card Of Whitmore, Wolf. Duff
& Co. 80. Wood street, Pittsburgh, in az
other column. AS many from our county
mako their purchases in Pittsburgh, we
would tell shem that they cs~ do better at
this house than at any other in the city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

sGrThe large sale of the Singer Sewing
Machine can be justly attributed to its su-
pericrity over all rivals. McClelland, the
agent at Cadis, is prepared to supply all
demands.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

APPOINTMENTS. The new town Council
has made the following appointments for
eha ensuing year:
Treasurer. Albert Harrison: Weigh Mas
Ter, John Ward; Policeman. Ezra McCon>
mel; Supervisor. James Quigley; Sexton of
she Cemetery, Forncy Timmons.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

n@-For choice Millenery Goods, we
would direct attention to the advertisement
Of Miss. &. 8. Mcconnell. Miss NcCon-
nell has devoted years to the business. and
knows just how to please the ladies' For
= nice Spring or Summer bonnet gira this
establishment call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

s~Mr. j. B. Lyons has been appointed
Cashier Of the First National Bank of
Oadis yses James NJ. Watson, resigned.
,Mr. Lyons is gentlemen peculiarly fitted for
the position, and we would commcnd tbe
appciutment.8 The inStitution il 10 four
shing condition.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

sN-J. Brisies has received his stock Of
Clothiax tot spring and summer, and want q
che public to inspect il. Mr.. Briiics has
been in the Clothing business in Cadiz NUM-
Der Of years and by fair dealing ha. establish
al enviable reputation. Tf any Of aur
ffisnds need Clothing we would recamme
ed than sc Mr.. Esilles az liberal dealer
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29
Teafhi TAeflss

The place to get them Is at w. Fl. Suth-
erand's in Hopedale. All branches of
Dentistry performed in the best and most
modern style at low prices.
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CON5UGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS or "NRUE. ArARRrAes.
~ SSAY for Young AZ. Jon the Errors,
E Abuses and Diseas wiich destroy
the Manly Powers aud ere y impediments,
to Al MARitIAGE, with sure means OF relief
Sent In sealed letter envelops FREQ Of cl,arras
Address, Or. j. SkELI4IN tDUGWToN-
Howard Association Philai, .t,hia, RS.
Feb. IL fa5H styri
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

D@-C Clark & Ramsey invite attention to
their superior stock Of goods, bought ex-
pressly for this market Those who doubt
should call and be satisfied.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29
CffEsEP! Sheep! sHEEP!
PEIV-A.T s5A-IE

f ESI " -AT-HI SA-IIH
THE subscriber wishes to sell at Private
Sale, $50 Head Of well-seiected and good
Conditioned FINE SH IEEP, consisting OF
Ewes; Wethers, and Lambs, Persons
wishing to purchase are invited 10 call at
my residence in Smithfield tp.. jefferson
and one-half miles North OF IAtfie York.
J. J. MoafsANES,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

tWrSse new advertisement Of WIN.
Nssh, who isprepsred to serve the public
with ell things in his line, and on reasona-
bic terms.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

j. W. Walton and McFadiens presen
their claims to the public though our ad-
vert,siug columns Read, lpouder and act
wisely By giving them call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29
NERs. M. SPENCER,

rs now receiving an assortment of Mills
iiery,. Fancy Goods aud Notions of every
variety. Hoop Skirts, Cor, lets, Fans
Gloves, Hosiery, DO. Call and examine for
yourselves. at the old stand, three doors be-
low Clark & Ramsey's Jewlery Store. she
Ia confident she can please all both in price
ard quality. April 20, 1883 Sinio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

p@-An other lot OF those spenlel Alex>
sndro jowfins Kias for $l.2s at Grimes l.
Li2tona.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

peALadies buy vssr Parasols and Fans at
Crimes j. Lintnn's, the largest and cheap
eat stock In Caix.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

seA-Manner has received q new lot Of
Tobacco, and makes Cigars which cannot
be beaten.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

BARGAINS. Splendid Bargains this
week at Grimes & Linton's.
Alpacci, Drsss Cords at rs O
Splendid Balmoral Skirts 90
Cord Crash at l2ic
An other lot yd wide Muslin l23c
Cord GingHatfi's l2ic
and all other goods at corresponding low
prices, we would advise all needing good
Goods ut low prices to examine their Stock.
YEe ----------nup-- ~ an.------
Mach maple sugar IN Vermont THE spring,
aud It sens for twShiy cents per pound.
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m isSoLUTfON OF IsAIsTNER-

THE undersigned firm take this method
tual consent dissolved partnership. and the
firm formerly known by the name OF Low
miller Doughty Co., will hereafter DO
known by the name OF
ALPHEUS L.OWMTLLER Ii BROS.
April 22.+3t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 81, 1868.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
ETNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CO.,
located at Hartford, in the State of Con-
neoticut, has co nplied, in all respects, with
the lsws of this State relating to Livestock
Insurance Companies, forthe Current year
and has filed in this Office sworn State
nlent, by the proper Officers, showing it's
condition and business, at the date Of such
statement, as follows:
Amount of actual paid up
Capital. ...". .................... $l12,50 90
Aggregate amount of availa-
BE Assets s........................ 12sOes A
fies...a........ ...................w. ls,Oas IS
Amount of Income for the pre-
ceding year. ,............... 4l,sSe 03
Amount of Expenditures for
the preceding year.............. 2S,325 SO
In WITNESS WHEREOF, Ihave hereunto
subscribe my name, and caused
[sEAL. the seal Of my Office to be affixed,
the day and year above written.
JAS. III. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
RALSTON ~ SPENCER. District Agents.
Means, Harrison County Ohio.
JAMES HOWARD, Local Agent, Cadiz.
|. April 2o,-3t
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DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners or Har-
rison county, at their next session, to be
held on the first Monday Of June, 1865,
praying for the vacation of a County Road,
leading from the Deersville and CarroIton
grade to the Beaver Dam Road, in said
County, for the reason that the same hus
become useless to the public.
JOEL LCKAMBLETT.
ApriI % I96S-4w
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, jan. 80. 1858.
1t Is hereby certified that the INTERNA-
TIONAL FIRE INSURANCE Co, located
at New York City, fiji the State Of New
York, has complied, in all respects, with
the Law 8 of this state relating to such In
surance CompanieI, for the current year.
and has filed in this office a sworn State.
ment, by the proper officers, showing it's
condition and business, at the date of such
statement as follows:
Amount of actual paid up Cap
,ooo, 900 %
Aggregate amount Of availa-
BE Assets ........................ 1,o5s, $50 90
Aggregate amount Of Liabili-
ties.:... ..:!.............. 559, 800 42
Amount Of Income for the pre-
ceding year .::.......,............ 1884, ,43O 70
Aiffount of Expenditures for
the preceding year. ............... 1895 81
In witness whereof have horeunto sub
rsu.i7 scribed my ilsme; and caused the
l'fANl seal of my office to be affixed, the
day and year above written,
JAS. Ell. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
JOSEPH RALSTON, District Agent,
Meaffst Harrison County, Ohio
JAS. HOWARD; Local Agent at Cadiz.
April % -2t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

h1-We notice that Grimes 4 Linton 0
offering this week great inducements 10
Dry Goods, a splendid opportunity for BAR
gains, "a word to the wise Is sufficient.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-29

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION, to
be published at least once year in every
County where there is on agent.
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FANCY GOODS.
April, %, 1863.
TTNJOIYs VALE FACTORY
DUNN. BELL, JACKSON g. CO.,

ROBERT DUNN, WIN. r. JACKSON.
r. D. BELL. kL1 HvKwsoS,
JOHN O. KERR. ~
THE above Mills are being thoroughly
repaired, and new machinery placed In
them. The ,roprfetors feel assured with
the preparations made, that all kinds of
shares or by the yard, to tlse entire satis-
faction of their ciistoifiers.
At their Floiffing Minis all kinds of grair.:
viii be ground in manner equal to any
Mill in the country, With the facilities
possessed by these Mills the people would
do well To ratroffize them.
April ,22-2nf.
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fsEGS leave to inform the people of Cadiz
and vicinity that he has increased his facili-
ties, and is prepared to carry on the above
business in all its various branches. He
&c, End challenges comparison.
He pays particular attention to baking
fof Parties, Weddings, DC, as he thinks he
can suit the mo It fastidious. His stock of
Oonfectioneries is full. Patronage solicited,
WILLIAM NATH.
&pril29, 1893.
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Capital Fully Paid Up............$ll2.500 90
AMOUNT of ApdtIGbte Assets...... 126, 1858 A
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sfistsburxh, CoIsnsbn ns 4 CineIn stI
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE RouTE.

Going West.
NAIL. YAsr LfNE. IMPRESS.
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UDITOR OF STATES CERTI.
n FICATE

April 30, 1s6s-lyr
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Mach maple sugar in Vermont this sprinp

aud it sells Pr twenty cents per pound. "
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-08-08
NO s.

weapons he had prepared to destroy
us. We won, because we desired to
avert until the latest moment, that
last appeal which men must make to
preserve their honor aud their life.
We won to preserve peace if possible,
which will be endangered, if notwith-
standing our victory, we are robbed
Of its legitimate fruits, and we won
easily under the radiance Of that hope
which has eliminated in such bril-
liancy tonight. Prolonged cheer,
ing.
The Speaker then rapidly reviewed
the past political action of Mississippi
since the surrender, aud claimed that
the people en- massc, with few
notable exceptions, had ever discarded
reconstruction under the military
bills, and with mu1h qualification lie
had read in the Democratic platform
the denunciation of those measures,
as "usurpations, unconstitutional,
revolutionary and void, and may we
not claim, said the Speaker, that our
victory in Mississippi, is the first suns
beam that has broken the clouds of
he tempest?
In regard to the public debt, many
tpropositians are made, to get rid of it..
Many calculations of cent per cent,
but the great strength that eau re,
lieve US Of the burden and restore the
national honor is the industry of the
masses, and the economical admins
tration Of the government-but this
cannot obtain with au excited and
distrustful people, ruled by debased
aud tyranical government. The de
struction of the Radical party is
nescessary to preserve our liberties,
You must strike it down with reason
if possible, but come what will, gou
mast strike ID dozen. TCheers, and
cries of I'VE will, we wili."7
The Speaker complimented the
Soldiers, Sailors and citizens who had
buried all animosities of the past in
the common necessity of preservation
of the Government, aud in conclusion
said, that DO government can last un~
less founded in the hearts Of the peo,
ple-that man or that party is the
greatest whe secures the best gov ern
ment for the greatest number of peo-
lpIe-this is true philanthropy, and
virtuOu3 craftsmanship. We offer
you platform which restores the in.
tegrity of the Uuion-sustains the
unity Of the Government; and pre-
serves the rights of the States and OF
the people, if you accept it, all we'll
j lit you do not, then look out for the
falling of the American Stars-oue by
one they will drop from their high
places in the armament Of nations
and that bright constellation of de
parted Worthies-those revolutionary
planets which have afforded SO mucl
light, will wane and set upon lost
and ruined people. Heaven has
smiled upon the labors of the Demo
cratic party-the noble Seymour ant
illustrious Blair, are great statesmen
already elected in the hearts of tx
people.
i The speech was received through,
out with great applause.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-08-08


ToRQUEMADA MEADE-THE IN
QUESTION R0x.-We find the follow>
ing in the Augusta (Ga.1 Chronicle
and Sentinel of July 16:
The Washington National Inte1lt-
gencsr contained, some days since, a
statement that instruments of tortue
had been applied, in Fort Pulaski, to
the Government witnesses in the
Ashburn case for the purpose of
forcing them to give such testimony
as was required by the prosecutors
The Macon Telegraph has the follow,
ing in corroboration of this state
ment
In conversation with one of the
most eminent citizens of Macon yes
tefday, he assured US that Gen. Meade
explained to him in Atlanta, week be-
fore last, the whole moduS operaadt
of this instrument of the tortue,
Meade described it as box sufficient
capacious to. admit the victim, and
then arranged for compression by
which force could be brought upon
the prisoner sufficient to asqueeze the
breath out of him" 1t was also pro
vided with steam apparatus con,
neeted with the throttling box and
! pipe, and upon turning a fossct jets
of steam were thrown in, which ad-
ded materially to the anguish Of suf-
location. This machine was applied
to three of the witnesses, Belts, Mar
shall and a negro, with entire efficacy
the negro gave in a moment, ant
cried out that he would swear to any
thing if they would only let him GU
of that box.
@Fhe foregoing is the statement 0
a leading citizen of Macon maj
whose word nobody doubts-as tt
what was voluntarily said in his hear
ling by ten. Meade himself. Ar
more words wanted by way of i'm
provcment :? Is it possible to add t
the force Of the facts. themselves i
showing the depth of degradation t
which Radical rule has brought th
, American GoYerRment?'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-08-08
Ancestors Ofthe Seymour Fan,
lily.

The Seymour family, one Of whom
now stands so prominent before the
public, are of English descent. After
the death Of Lady Jane Seymour.
wife of King Henry VIII, the family
returned to their ancestral home At
Wiltshire, on many occasions occupy
ing important positions under The
British crown. Here they remained
until the accession of one Of fthe Geor-
gas to the throne, when political diff
ferences caused many of the name to
leave England. Among those who
came to America were the grandfath-
ers Of Horatio, Thamas II. Seymour
late Governor Of Connecticut and Min
lister to Russia, and his brother Wm.
r., our enterprising fellow,citizen or
Common Street Others Of the fami-
~ went to Ireland at the same period
and settled near Dublin. This branch
of the family becoming reconciled
With the home government, and on
one occasion rendering important ser,
vices, we're finally rewarded with a
handsome estate near the former city.
The latter branch of the famiIy are
now nearly all in New Orleans, and
numbered amongst the most enters
prislng Of our citizens. The direct
heir to the cntaiied property in the
old country, is now notary in this
city. Admiral Lord George and
Capt. Henry Seymour Of the British
navy, now represent those OF the fam
lily who remained in the old home in
England. Maj. Gen. Seymour It.
Truman Seymour at Fort SUMTER Ii
also Connecticut connection Of No.
ratio, whom we hope, after the ides
Of next March, will direct his CON.
munications from the White House.
In Democratic country, pedierees
should be Of little consequence, but
Hiram Ulysses and his ancestors hay-
ing been paraded So frequently, we
cannot in justice omit those Of our
own caudidate.-N. O. Times
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'I 'S pp''U'o q, n nP5yoPr' ? 50 = Va MG'no%.S' @
4 q l. II M Il " ! II 09@ S0N q
Just as God leads | would 90
! would not ask to choose my way;
Content with what He will bestow,
Assured he will net let me stray;
I a Eta SS; = Z iIi,P i,i,d o. = sf@4,y sssIi "Ae'
- ''''' III ''''' '0"H"'Hs'
J0TI as pod IeadS, | am content;
o, rest me calmly IN his hands;
'i%S TI Wh'Gn ne I Lias ogGreea aud SENT
1'2, Ii |ni5h ,il llE " VIII for me commands
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-08-08
THE CHICAGO VIRGN SrYtEg- a

THE CHICAGO VIRGN SrYIE3- as
The maidens of Chicago have learned
trick or two from the married wo.
men as to the power Of the courts
One of them kept her batrothed on
his good behavior by threats Of a suit
for breach of promise, If be was alb,
sent from her two days there came
note "Darling-If | do not see YOU
in two hours | shall eommonce tho i
suit. Thy adoring Marion. Natu,.
rally he went If she wished 70 %
to a concert, and ho did not profess a i.
willingness to escort her, there eane.s3
note "Ny own Thornley-The
papers are in the hands Of LAWYER
Faithfully yours" The youth en-
dured all this until she insisted on
his taking a class in an infant Sum
day School and cut off his Imperial
Then he had her arrested for Gisor.
derly coaduct.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-08-08

Norfolk has a musical prodigy in
the shape Of baby two and a half
years old. The child is blind, but
displays q rare musical talent--his
exertions on the piano being nearly
faultless. His little hands were too
small to grasp a full octave, and he
frequently uses his elbows to strike
1.-The keeps beyond the reach of his
fingers, but even with this disadyan,
tage lie seldom strikes . false n0t3.