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DoubIe Tragedy in Texss.

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We find the following in the Bastrop
Advertiser:
On Wednesday morning last, two twin
brothers, Neil and Richard Northcross,
we're killed in half mile Of the residence
of w. G. Lawhon, Esq, twelve miles
north of Bastrop. Mr.. Lswhon, the first
witness on the ground Immediately after
the killing, furnishes US with an account
Of the terrible tragedy, from which we
Oondense q brief account:
One of the brothers killed Orchard
Northcross) was married to SRllie Gen
try, on the 21st Of May last. They have
lived together happily and agreesbly
since their union. For some time Mr..
Gentry has contemplated moving to Ten
nessee, and desired that his son-in-law
and daughter should accompany him.
Mr.. Northcross had promised to do so,
but in the meantime, had conceived q
dislike for Mr.. Gentry, and informed his
wife that he had changed his mind on
the subject. Mrs. Northcross declared
her intention to follow her father,
through the influences OF her parents.
Her husband replied, II she did, the sep
RratiOn should be final; but subsequently
by interposition OF friends she concluded
TO remain. Mr.. Gentry was packed,
with loaded wagons and camped on the
grounds where the killing took place,
prepared to start en- route to Ten
nessee on Thursday morning, and had
in his possession the clothing Of his de-
ceased son-in-lsw. The Northcross
Brothers visited the camp of Mr.. Gentry
on Wednesday morning, and the mar
ried brother stated that the object of the
visit was not to seek difficulty, but to
get his wife and the clothing. During
the brief interview, the difficulty Origi-
mated, and upon whom the fault rests,
we are not sufficiently advised to state.
However, the twin brothers were killed.
Mr.. Gentry, father-in-lAw Of NOrthcrOss,
received flesh wound from pistol shot,
In the back Of the left shoulder, from the
hand of his son-in-law. The parties en-
gagged in the killing Of the Northcross
Brothers are G. w. Gentry, his son, T.
M. Gentry, and nephew, George Gentry,
son Of Elias Gentry, and Robert Arnold,
who, we are informed, proffered his SER
vices 10 case of difficulty, II Gentry
would defray his expenses to Tennessee.
Richard and Neil NOrthcross were orig
inaIly from Franklin county, Ala, but
lstterly from Tippa county, Miss, and
have been residents Of this county for
about eighteen months; about twenty
four years Of age.
Since the above was put in type, the
parties charged with the killing, have
been arrsigned before Squire Beavers.
AS we go to press the trial is progressing.
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ME,rPH1s. TESS., August IA, 1858.

MEIPHIs, TESS., August IA, 1888.
Messrs Geo. c. Porter and Others, Committee,
etc:
Gentlemen: 1 thank you for yours of
the 10th inst, giving official notice OF
my nomination for Congress in this Dis
trict.
While free to accord to others superior
requirements and ability, allow none
TO surpass me in devotion and zeal to our
noble platform of principles and the
great and true men who form our ticket.
1 shall esteem it the great happiness
of nv life il / can be instrumental in
overthrowiDg the despotism under which
our people groan; in lessening the bur-
dens of taxation; in restoring economy
in the administration Of public affairs;
in subordinating military to civil govern.
ment; in again clothing our National
Executive and Judiciary with those
rightful powers torn from them by rev.
olutiOnsry and usurping Congress; in
bringing back the happy days of the re.
public, when the questions asked of the
applicant for official position were, is
he honest?u els he capable ?" in ire
stering all the States to their
rights in the Union under the Constitu-
ton; " in equslizing taxation Of every
species Of property, according to its real
value, including Government bonds and
other securities; in adopting one cur
rency for the Government and the peo-
pie: the laborer and the Office holder
the pensioner and the soldier; the pro-
Queer and the land holder ~ in opening
once more the avenues to places Of profit
and honor, and giving the ballot to those
of my fellow-eitiZsns who are the vic
TINS of the odious and wicked franchise
laws and test osths Of Radical misrule;
in allaying all i'll feeling and distrust be-
tween the white man and the black man,
and convincing the latter that his true
interest is bound up in the good will OF
the former, and that the surest way to
win that good will is to aid in relieving
the white man Of all political dissbili-
ties. Charity for the misguided; the
honest fanatic and the deluded man,
whether white or black. But for those
wretches who flourish most in times of
greatest public trouble who seek to ac-
1uire property and official station by in
citing q war Of races who would bring
armed soldiers among Us to eat out our
substance and uphold them in preying
upon society, there can be no charity.
Such men are vampires upon the body
polite; enemies of all mankind; pat
-ons of misrule. Let it be with them a.
i was with the Ishmaelite whose hand
was against every man, and against
whom was every mans hand.
With sentiments of high respect, your
1bedient servant,
JNO. W. LEFTWICH,
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ASSETS :
: Market

Comptroller of the State of Tennessee.
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7 liturgy OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-
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the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States.
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Svo. splendidly illustrated with Chromo-lit
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Published and for sale by the Masonic Pub
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RE Copies OF the above for the Menphis
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Rooms Of the AFREAL, II Jefferson street, up.
Hans' lwiauS
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Who is He?

HEx.Gov. G. A. Miller, of Georgia,
an original Union man, who, when the
war broke out, left his fine plantation in
Georgia, came North, entered the army
and rose to the rank Of Brigadier- Gene.
raj before its close, has taken the stump
for Grant and Colfax."
The above paragraph, which we clip
from the Utica Herald, (RAdicsD, has
been going the rounds of the Northern
Radical journals, and we call attention
to it now merely to say that there never
was q Governor of this State of that
name, nor have we ever heard of any
such individual.
We have noticed for several days SINH
lar paragraphs in the Radical papers
giving the names, or pretended names,
Of distinguished persons who had
forssken Democracy, and espoused the
Radical cause. In every case, however, we
find the distinguished individual located
in State different from that where the
announcement Is made. This Is an old
and very shabby trick, and should in
every case be exposed.
VIII eur Democratic Northern ex-
changes inform their readers that ex-
Gov. g. A. Miller, of Georgia, is Rsdi-
cal myth-thRt no such man is or was
ever known in this StRte-aHd that all
the intelligent, honest patriots Of the
State are warmly for Seymour and Blair
AuSuStG &C., Chronicle.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,
On Union ST., near Wellington,

WILL open its next Session on MONDAY,
w September Z. 1858 under the direction of
Rev. W. N. PATTERSON, Alb, and Prof 7. j..
GIRARDEAU, ABB
This Institution, formerly conducted by the
male high schools in the city or country. The
experience of the present Principals guaran-
tees to pupils the very best educational ad-
vantages.
The buildings wiz be enlarged and eonve-
nientIy and pleasantly arranged. and fitted up
poses.
Latin, Greek and French, together with q
thorough course in the English branches, will
be taught. Terms moderate. For circulars ap-
ply at the Bookstores, or refer to Rev. 7. D.
Nitherspoon. Rev. W. Q. johnson, Rev. A. T.
b Molloy. n. Wade & Co. Newton Ford & 90.
Toof, Phillips Co., z. NJ. Apperson, Spicer a
Sharpe. aus II
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jLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL
College Of the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

Us. BLACKBURN,
aup law tseIS PRINCIPAL.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

A TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
n road, Roekbridge county, Va.
II. y, B. WOOD, Principal A. ]. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, September TO- 1868, to June Is,
1889. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
matics, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements of Natural and Moral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University OF Virginia, Washington College,
and business pursuits.
Cordially recommended by the Professors of
the University of Virginia and Washington
College and large number Of patrons in differ
ent States.
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, $50 in currency, half on
entrance, balance 1st February.
P. o. Goshen Depot, Rockbridge county, Vir-
zinia. aus lmdaW
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Science Hill Female Academy,
SheibyyiIIe. XIV.

THIS Institution, situated in one of the most
i quiet, healthful and pleasant towns Of Ken
lucky, Within a short distance OF Louisville,
with which it has easy daily communication
by stage and rail. offers 10 the public the sccu-
mulated advantages OF more tnan forty years
successful operation. The eighty-seventh (57th)
semi-annDal session will open on Monday, sep
TENDER Z, 1855. For catalogues or special infor-
nation address Ars. JULIA A. TEyIS,
iy2e I'm Principal.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF m z M p HIS.
FACULTY.:

Il Az
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md, Prof. OF OBJ
stetrtcS and Diseases Of Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
BENZ. w. AVENT, NJ. D., Prof. of the Princi-
pies and Practice Of surgery.
ALFRED d. VOORHEES,, MD, Prof Of Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics and of Ophthal-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a. RAMSAY, MD, Prof. eff the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, Md, Prof. OF De-
scriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUKY, Md, Prof OF Physiol-
ogy and Pathology, and Secretary OF the
ALMON BROOKS, Md, Prof. Of Chemistry
G. B. -TTaoRSfoN, MD, Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
term of 1858, will begin on the LIST October,
from which date the Dissecting Rooms viii be
open.
Fhe Regular Course will begin on the first
Monday in November.
The City Dispensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control of the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
poses. and to this The students have free access.
For further information, as to terms Of tut
ton, board, ETC., application may be made to
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office, corner of Main and Gayoso Streets,
au2 d3t&wSm Memphis, Tenn.
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HARVARD Law SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, BEGIN
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1858 and FEBRuA-
EY p, 1883. The resident Professors are TIE
OPHILUs PARsoSS, LID, EMORY WAsHBURN
LID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES, A NJ. Gem
tlemen Of distinction in the Profession lecture
from time 70 time on special topics. Applica-
ton may be made for further Information 10
efther Of the Rasfdaut ProfeSsorS fvyl -
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF KERR, WESCOTT STAHL is
dissolved by mutual consent and by expiration
OF partnership articles.
Col ]. s. KERR win have his office at No. 20
Second street.
WESCOTT & STAHL win occupy the old
offices, No. 30 Second street, and attend to all
business intrusted to them.
]. w. WESCOTT, having renewed all old
Commissions, VIII act az Commissioner OF
Deeds etc., for the several States, and attend TO
all CpnmlREonsr's business, aus In
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. Will now be received for the
IA appointment of I00 additional Cadets into
this Institution. Those entering in the sum-
mef months enjoy peculiar advantages In the
special course Of discipline and instruction, by
which they are prepared Cor the regular studies
which commence on the LIST September.
Circulars win De sent on application.
naia FRANCtk II. SMITH .sapt,
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATAPSJO FEHALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

IN fun operation, with complete corps OF
Il Teachers and Professors. FtlpSLS from nf1ls-
teen different States, SOlllh and SosthtUsa non
present Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy. school select
number OF pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few Institutions OF the same
class IN cities AID elsewhere. Term begins Sep
tenber 10, ls58. Address me Principal
ROBERT H. ARCHER
aull 3taw6w Ellicott's Mills Nd
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

VNHE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
4 3lst August, under the continued super
intendence of the subscriber assisted in the Lit
eFary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS. Every
department will be nlled with able teachers.
Department. ITO our friends desiring repose
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
ANNoYAHCES, our location Is especially at
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among Us this fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for a Circular 70
Rev. J. {. DOUGLASS,
{v2 ~ Tuka Miss
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FoR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest snd cheapest
weekly paperin Tennessee, viii be sent TO sub
soribers for the ensuing four months s. a
campaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
Asa Campaign psper, the APPEAL viii make
its readers AcqC sinted with all current political
events, and whatever else may be OF interest
II viii express its own opinions fully and
freely as heretofore and continue to observe
the rules of conduct that have always governed
il. It has no new professions TO make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
VIII be supplied TO Clubs for the four ensuing
months;
copies fsF..,-.-....--.....- .-.-----'---..s "
10 1" -" . W
10 -...------.--.--- .---s.-.--' ~ w
30 ....--.............--.-.-...... IL 90
4 copy gratis VIII be sent 10 the friend who
sends us a Club ST these rates.
The Daily paper Will be sent to Clubs al ga
i0' -O'-- - ALBERT PIKE e co.
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Memphis Female College.

SESSION-We shall or
i ganiZe the FORMS In this College, accord
ing 10 previous amour cement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year OF forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September l, 1858. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply TO the Principal at the Col
Iege, or at the bookstores.
Tvs tse9 NJ A T. MORGAN Principal
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees of HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish 10 lease their BIfck Building
OF years. Address THOMAS W. WHITE
aull fw fernando, Miss
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
ST. Dom mic, is delightfully."- situated in a
healthy and retired part Of the city of Men,
ph1s, Tenn. The buildings are ample and COM
modtOus standing in the center Of extensive
and highly improved grounds, shaded By forest
trees and laid out with rare plants and shrub
berry.
The course OF studies comprises al the
branches Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists Of two Sessions
ef nve months each the drst commencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER ths
second on The FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY.
Terms per Session-PaysbIe HaIf-yearIy,
Invariably in Advance.
For Board and Tuition, etc, SIS, SO, $50 or
500, according to the age or class OF the pupil
For Day Scholars, Tuition, els, 20 SIS or $50,
according 10 age or class
EXTRA CHARGES.-Lstin, French italian
each, az co; Music on Piano, SIS OO: Music on
Guitar, SO %; Music on Harp, $50 &C.: Csc or
Instruments, S. %; Painting il OIL CoIo-a
So Coz Pa nttng In Water CoIOrs, SIS 90 Draw
ing, SO co Embroidery and Ornamental Work
SIS %; Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend
ing, Slo 60; Bed and Bedding, $40 Co: Station
cry, 50 90; Dancing, at Professors charges
HSr Board per month during vacation II
spent at the Acsdemy-wsshing mendinQ etc
etc, inciudez-Sl2. Medicines and Physicfans'
fees viii form extra charges.
For further information, apply 20 or address
the Mother superior, st. Agnes Academy.
au4 d3tdwlm
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Fail Session viii open on wEDNES-
i DAY, September I'd, at No. 100 Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at YOung's
Bookstore or AZ the Seminary.
au2 I'm Mrs. ANNIE ID. HALLE PRINCIPAL.
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STATE OF MAITLAND,

STATE OF MAITLAND, I -
City of Baltimore. 60
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presi-
dent, and Henry c. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severally upon their oaths Ger
Hfy and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
Baltimore, in the State aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains just and true state
hent and exhibit Of the standing and cOndi-
ton of said company on the LIST day OF July,
1865. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President,
HEHRY G. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed 10 this 18th day of
July, 1858, before me, a Justice of the Peace for
the city Of Baltimore.
lSignedl E. +. FLAHERTY, J. P.
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he University of Mississippi

lMJ UWIEtTSItJ Vi MISSISbIUpI
OPENS ON nth SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
" thorough course OF instruction is given
here, including special schools in science, and
preparatory department.
TERMS:
Tuition for annual session 80
Fuel and deposit for damages. 70
Board at stewards hall, SIS per month. $50
Students are not restricted as to board.
Washing and lights Will cost about 40
In special Chemistry the fee Is S75, and a de-
posit for chemicals to cover damages, SIS.
One-han in advance. residue LIST February.
In Law School. per annual session, $50.
The Faculty is full unexampled good con.
duct characteriZes the student body.
The Trustees feel warranted in commencing
the University to the patronage CT the sur
rounding states. j. NJ. HOWRY
Secretary of the Board.
OXFORD August IL. 1868 auil d2W:WIm
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UNIoM FEMALE coLLEcE.

Oxford, Mississippi
CHARTERED by the State in 1854 and claim
" ing to be to the Daughters what the TTni-
yersity is TO the Sons. Rev. c. II. BELL. A M
President. Reduced terms, per session OF %
weeks-hal1 in advance, balance at mfcdle OF
session. TUITION:
In Sciences, Preparatory Departments u %
Collegiate Department---------.-.--..- IS %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. Y 50
Music each instrument 25 90
Use OF instrument | 10
Ornamental branches. usual rates
Board, odging. Washing, Fuel, Lights,
incidental Zee and attendancs-toiaI---- loo %
The Boarding Department Is in charge Of Rev.
W. W. McMshen, known to be a most generous
prov1der, and is Ike home for young ladies'
IN which are found ne8tness aud comfort. The
Faculty board in the College.
opening OF next Session, September 10, IS6s.
s. q. BURNEY
President Board of Trustees
Address all letters on business 70 Union Fe-
male College, Oxford, Miss,
Apply for catalogues. aul4 II
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HON. JOHN w. LEFFWICH'S LETTER
OF ACCEPTANCE.

BROWNSVILLE, August 10, 1865.
Hon. John W. Lefrwieh, Brownsville, Tenn:
Dear Sir: In accordance with res
olution passed by the Democratic Con-
vention for the Eighth Congressional
District, held at this place this day, we
have the honor to announce to you that
you received the unanimous vote OF said
as a candidate for Congress
Of said district.
With high regard.
Your obed3 ent servants,
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Macon Masonic College,

GITUATED seven miles north of Lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
IN the healthy village of Macon, Tennessee. re-
sumes third Monday in July, rendering prepsr-
atory review for the new scholastic session,
TO be
Opened the FIRST Monday I'm September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
SIS Tuition, So. 81, 8, So, 81 and S..
DR. q. T. HUNTER, President Board.
J. @ MURRELL, Secretary. au6 I'm
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LAGRANGE Female College,
LAGRANGE, TENN.

IN MILES east Of Memphis, on Charleston
W Railroad. VIII open LIST September and
close LIST July next Cheapest College in the
West
Cash items for five months:
Board in College (alI found ......-......slO0 90
All English, Latin and MathemRtics......- q %
Music ION any instrument) with use of IN
. W
AlOueEU lanSu ~ w
Vocal Music and Incidentals, no charge.
jy29 I'm ]. ID. MEREDITH, President.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FAN Session of this Institution will COM
i menoe on MONDAY, the 18th of Septem Der
Rext, with a full ana superior Faculty las
usual In all the departments In addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made for u full course of lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE according to the sys-
male College, in this respect, in advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad, viii soon come to see
its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and render city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
viii ind on inquiry that they can enjoy tie
dement's OF this superior school and make
saving-even when car-fare is added-of % 70 So
per cent on tuition bills. For particulars or
ca ialogues address, c. COLLINS,
aul 5w President.
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
or THE
Academy OF the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
in Missouri, ests blished in 1919 will COM
mence It's Session on TUESDAY, Septem Der list.
For further particulars apply to
MADAME NJ. J. CALM AY, Superior,
Tvs 3WS ST Louis Missouri.
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GEN. A. s. PIAT,r, of Ohio, has made
a speech in which he announced thst he
had abandoned the Radical party and
would vote for Seymour and Blair.