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z Lieut.. r. Vance, stationed at Franklin,
La, on the supposition that young man
named Marshall Shelton had fred into
bis tent short time before, shot and
killed him on the 18th. i
Hon. A. 81. Stevens says Of Solomons'
Bitters: 81 have used them with decidsd
benefit; in giving tone to, the digestive or
gems and general strength to the system. -
The Empress Eugene was received by
the Sultan with imposing ceremonies.
The Bosphorus was crowded with boats
and its banks thronged with spectators.
Joseph Dunn, a hackman, was killed
in Memphis, Tenn, recently, by J. Nj.
Harris, young lawyer, whom Dunn was
assaulting as the time.
Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma
laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons & Co.,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. O136
Sixteen Democratic policemen have
been discharged from tho Charleston
force. ''To the vctors belong the spoils. "
A reward is offered for an item of mill
tary intelligence from Cuba containing
tho essential element of truth.
Do you suffer from Debility, or Loss
of Appetite? Use "Solomons' Strength
ening and Invigorating Bitters" O13 G
The Stetsons are about to erect q large
hotel on Fifth avenue, New York, oppo-
site the entrance to Central Park.
If you are an Invalid, and wish a Re-
storer and Invigorator,' "Use Solomons'
Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. "
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

TNHAT valuable LOT, bounded by Assembly,
Il Divine, Gates and blossom streets. con-
tanning four acres, will be sold at auction, on
the FIRST DAY OF November next, before the
Court House. for cash. unless sooner disposed
OF at private sale. On the properly stand three
cottages, Of three rooms each, and two OF four
rooms each, with excellent well Of water and
all we'll enclosed and now under rent to good
tenants. The land has yielded bale Of cotton
to the acre this year. Possession given i'm
mediately, with warranty title free from ex-
pense for papers. W.S. MONTEITH,
Oct 10 mw6 ATTORNEY
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JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
FANCY ARTICLES.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED has opened beauti-
Il full assortment OF articles in his line, to
which he invites the attention of purch asers.
makers in tho country, while his JEWELRY is
unexceptionable; and his FANCY ARTICLES
are SO varied IN character that he is confident
he will be able to please the most fastidious.
SPECTACLES to suit all ages. He invites spe-
cial attention 70 the collection of SILVER and
PLATED WARE, which is warranted to be as
represented. AL kinds of REPAIRING faith
fully attended to-, Give me call
1. SULZBACHER,
Oct Next door to Savings Bank
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wins. tho People went.

Above mere party considerations
above the wants Of trading politicians
and vennl placemen-rise the needs OF
the people. the,iiaspirations of the mass.
What are thesef we.gpeak for'this great
GLASS when we aAirm fhatsthey desire. the
opportunity to build up their fortunes,
shattered by war and its changes. They
desire to press forward with energy and
hope in the road 70 substantial results.
They desire to surround themselves
again with the comforts and--conve-
niences Of q home, and to acquire the
means to extend to their children the
advantages of q generous education
And as a means to this end, they want a
government cheap aud wise. They want
taxation that does not go beyond the
real necessities of the government They
want the country improved, expenses re.
trenohed, abuses reformed, harmony at
home, and prosperity hand in hand with
peace. These are the just wants of the
great body of the people. And we trust
that they may exert the energy aud de-
wise the means to reach this most desira-
ble contamination. "
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THE OTHER S1DE.-M. le Baron do Ri
Were has issued counter-b blast to the
affidavit of Helene Stille. He AYERS that
his accuser is q falsifer in every particu-
lar: that she is attempting to black mail
him; and further, that sho is woman of
bad reputu,' The affidavit of de Riviere
is backed up by strong testimony, and, if
true, he must be regarded as shamefulIy
ill-used person. ..:. J.. !. n
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, October -, 1869.
DROPOSALS will be received at this offico
l. until SATURDAY, the Odd instant, for the
execution of the necessary repairs to tho Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum at Cedar Springs,
within sixty days after the signing of the CON
tract. For an examination Of tho plans and
specifications, apply to W. r. Hoyt, at the New
State Capitol. ROBT. X. SCOTT,
Oct 13 I Governor
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Sportsmen's Equipments,

I respectfully inform nv
S friends and public in general
that have just received fine
Vassortment Of DOUBLE AND
SINGI4E-BARRELLED GUNS, RIFLES, PIS-
tolls and SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS.
Repairing done at short notice by superior
workmen. p. w. KRAFT,
Sept II Main street.
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To the Public.

HAVING just returned from the North.
with NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
MGOODS, for the custom trade, am pre-
Alpared to fill orders at short notice and
in the very latest styles. A better stock, in
my limo, has never been brought to this city.
and having several competent workmen. /
guarantee satisfaction to ell. Give me cali.
Sept IL G. d. EBEHHARDT,
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A "CoRN" PANIC Our sr.-There is
excitement Sand "dpYnward tendency"
in the grain market at Chicago. The
Monday evening papers of that city fur
nish the following particulars. The Chi
cago Journal says:
'fGrain comes in more rapidly than
wanted for shipment, under our recent
pecuniary arrangements, and there have
been but few here who could command
money enough TO buy to hold. Our
weakness hasre-aoted on New York, and
sent that market down, while Liverpool
has caught the same infection. Wall
street gambling was 1.-The primary cause,
but the proximate cause arose in Chica-
go. There was good deal of short
trading to day, many being anxious to
sell, and others equally willing to buy,
but with decided preference for the
buyers option. which made buyer
month worth a great deal more than sell
With reference to the condition of the
banks. under this unfavornble condition
of things, the writer says:
"Ihe strain on the banks of this city,
produced by the large amount of grain
which has accumulated here, has been
heavy. The panic in New York de-
prived the grain and flour dealers of New
York city and State of the facilities for
doing business, because they could not
get accommodations to pay sight bills
drawn on them to pay for grain shipped
from here. There has been any quantity
OF orders here to buy grain, to be paid
for by bills drawn at thirty days; and it
is useless for the banks of this city, with
out an increase Of capital, to attempt to
furnish funds for the whole of the trans
actions in grain from the hands of the
producer to the consumer in the Eastern
and foreign markets"
At Cincinnati, the Enqui,e, saws of
wheat
"Advices from other points have been
OF an unfavorable character, and tho or
ders have generally been withdrawn.
The city millers are, in most cases, limit
ing their purchases to immediate wants,
rs they have not much confidence in
prices, and the present rates for -four
afford them mo profit. The receipts OF
wheat have not been large, and the sup
ply has exceeded the demand; and there
being more disposition to sell, conces.
sions we're, in some cases, granted.
"Corn-prices arc lower. The distill-
ers have been buying pretty freely at in.
terror points, and are not in the market
to any extent at present, and the demand
from the local dealers is not equal to the
receipts"
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Flour! FLOUR!
Columbia Tannery

TUNHE undersigned having purchased this
Il TANNERY, propose to enlarge the bust
SKINS, or Leather exchanged therefor. Or
ders received for the various kinds of finishcd
Leather. The Leather fnnished at this Tan
merry has hitherto been adjudged excellent,
and the present proprietors expect to main
tain and even to improve upon this reputation
Messrs. Al. Ehrlich 4 Sons are our local agents
for the sale Of our Leather. Orders filed by
them or at the TANNERY. which is located at
and Columbia Railroad.
J. r. THOMAS ACO.
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c. l. O Il III [ N Or

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED
Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, &C., which am determined to offer
purchasers on the most reasonable terms.
Oct 13 WM. J. HOKE.
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COLUMBIA, s.. C.
Sunday Morning, October II, 1889.

sunday Mornlng, october IL, 1865.
Independence Not Inconaisaent with Par.
~ Connections.
The Winnsboro Netos processes to take
enlarged and comprehensive views oi
matters in general, and no doubt it does
according to,its views of what is zen.
larged and comprehensive. But it does
not follow, we suggest, that because the
We've put forth by other journals are.not
identical with those Of the. Ne,cs. that
therefore they are marrow and imprac-
tioable." In some remarks upon the
different views held on the financial
question, the Neus closes: - -
"Of course, as necessary corollary of
the above train Of thought, we cannot
subscribe to the narrow and impractica-
BILE policy advocated BY the PAenig and
Yorkville Enqufrer, Of forcing all oppo-
sition element toah I,extravagant and ex-
treme adminiatraton OF State Govern
ment to swallow the financial tenets,
whatever they really be, (for they are
different in efficient States, and there is
no unity in them of the National De
moeratie party '''"
HaBhE%5 kGvSahis ID say d that the
policy'rof; u oJsnsru!s Identification with
thY pSApH14q SfsS does, by nomeanb,
cbmtait ode Hdahoption Of the tencts
of that party Oh the subject Of finances.
Thevety Yacdt That The said tehets ''are dif-
ferent in diAssent States and there is no
unity in Hen,hs proof of the fact that
the boadonnien in=the Democratic
part aflss96 3onnd. Demo
osatan waIl have thsif individual
views On this lispBiedt, and yet fight to:
gether against q party whose rule they
deem iniEaicaf tng the Soountry,s general
interests, This now explains the prac-
tipal eonsid derations Which lead us to act
with International democracy. Whilst
we may not accept every notion that
Democrats may put forth, yet regarding
The. .Pempcratic ofsanization as the only
existing anti radical organization, we
fight in ita ranks and under its banner.
In other words, Ne oppose radicalism in
is general features Although a feature
mere ana there may be good, just as we
accent Democracy in its maiu features
alth0Agli q teatrfs here and there may
be. detective. !. In fpe, we may well say
to'the NeDs what the New York World
said, upon that Journals being advised
tot'se9er it'd party connections and be in
dependent; ait replied "The World
knows b trick worth tmo of that! 1t can
maintain its party connections and he
!HnHepeRueR1. tiTr. Ts.I"..., ..,.,;.,;, ,r
aRha IRashiej for the present. at Ieaet,
finds it wise To maintain its party connec-
tions, but for the present and the future
itiintepds TO be Independent. 1t will re-
gard fidelity TO truth; to justice; to South
Carolina, as at all times paramount, and
Democratic thoughit be. it will illustrate
its motto. and let its ''iust censure attend
the true event."l 3"
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THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the COM
plexion. - 10 ~
Roughness. Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and beautiful complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthfulbeauty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure it for rs cents ut any
of our stores. lt
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

NAoSSAASot VAhOos NC.
-r BAGGING. Il o Pc, IRON
TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed -
(=esss2S> Sides and Shoulders. a choice IlMI 81
article Canvasscd HAMS. Family Lard, cz14SA
in barrels, kegs. 8 lbs, and 10 h. packages.
Choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bags. with
a fnll assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Salt. in sacks. Mackercl-Nos. l, 2 and s, in
G6is:, halves. quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS, of all grades
Molasses- -Muscoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco aud Segars. Soap; Can.
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
Cabinet, Monongahela, Ryo and Corn Whis-
key, and variety Of other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Eonud Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, OF all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast
ing, Pots, Ovens. Spiders, Skillets and Frying
Pans, Of all sizes.
AL the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and select ed
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
US call. WELLS N CALDWELL
Near the s. G. and G. and C. Railroad Depot,
next door to National Hotel Oct iC
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Notice to Cotton Planters.
NTE arc prepared to make LIBERAL AD-
w VANCES to Planters who wish to hold
their COTTON. Terms will bo unusually libe-
raj and easy. BLAKELY Il GIBBES,
Oct 13 t3 Columbia
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GREY HAIRS, BEaoNE-TUrr's M
PROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE is n perfect
wonder. BY its use the old becomes
young again. It converts the grey head
into beautiful black or brown. It i'm
parts natural color to the grizzly mus.
tache and whiskers, and gives to the
hair and beard softness and gloss, that
the young beaux might envy. O166
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Having added numerous articles to her for
mer stock--which she had not room to keep
heretofore she feels confident that no lady
toilet but what she can supply them
Her handsome stock Of MILLINERY will be
ready for general inspection on WEDNESDAY,
goth inst, consisting of BONNETS and HATS
OF the latest Importation; together with a
handsome selection of everything in tho HAIR
LINE, such as CH1GNONS, of the latest styles,
Curls, long and short Frizettes, Brsids,
Switches, &c. &C., &c. a.
DRESS MAKING attended to with tho usual
care and punctuality. A good fit guaranteed.
Prices moderate. .. q
Being thankful for the patronage kindly be-
the surrounding country, she solioiis & con &c
nuance OF the same. Octl7
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Lost

A MASONIC MARK. The finder will please
"A leave at this Office and receive REWARD.
Got IL 3
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Wrapping Paper. p Z
A SUPPLY on hand OF superior quality, and
"A offered very low to close consignment.
Oct 172 r n SENN & 90
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Euena Vista Yarn

Ruena Vista Yarn.
HNHE subscribers are agents for this cele-
Il brated YARN. Orders will be taken for
bales OF any numbers desired, and delivered
promptly z T3 ? b; D. Sem q co.
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- Butter Butter
4 . KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, very nice,
IL and offered cheap by the Kit.
Oct II q - r. D. SENN & co
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Eureka.
Oct Is

Scrip No. 6. Southern Mutual Insurance
Company, Athens, Georgia.
NNHE above mentioned SCRIP is now edeem-
J. able in cash. Holders Of the ssnio will
please Gall on II. e. NICHOLS, SEQ,
Oct LOG = Agents.
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aS For the purpose OF engaging in the
above business. the undersigned have. this
Jay, August %, 1862 associated themselves as
copartners. j. i. THOMAS,
J. o. MOORE.
Oct II j. w. PARKER
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To preserve and dress the hair use
Lyons Kathairon. O17t13
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New Hulled Buckwheat,
TUST received ono Ston NEW tHULiED
81 BUCKWHEAT, for sale low by the barrel
and at retail by J. Il T. r. AGNEW
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Potatoes! Potatoes!!
Ok BBLS. Choice Eating POTATOES, lust
AO received and for sale low by
Oct IL J. L. II. r. AGEEW
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Columbia Oil Company.
fVHHE THIRD INSTALMENT, of s25 Share
Il is called for on or before MONDAY, 18TH
instant. E. p. ALEXANDER
Oct Is President.
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M9ll3 a ERY.
RS. A. NJ MICK

s.s11 HAS removed her Millinery and
N Dress-Making Establishment d-
-NsArectly opposite to her old stand, next
&SHdoor to Mr.. E. Pollard's drug
vs. HSf store, where she will be most happy
a to wait on any who may favor her
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Afew copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
ton of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Phpnir office. Price twenty-five cents.
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Soap! Soap!! i
100 BOXES SOAP, assorted qualities,
lOO just received and for sale by
Oct II J. Il T. r. AGEEW.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. ton is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
J. P. Thomas g. Co.-Tannery.
Mrs. G. E. Reed-To the Ladies.
Mrs. A. Mccormick Millinery.
Fl. E. Nichols & Co.-Insurance.
r. D. Sem g. Co.-Butter, Yarn, &c.
J. T. r. Agnew-Flour. Potatoes.
7. F. Frazee-Sheriff s Sale.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
John McKenzie-Oficial Notice.
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A "CoRN" PANIC Our WEST. There is
excitement 2and downward tendency
in the grain market at Chicago. The
Monday evening papers of that city fur
nish the following particulars. The Chi
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Bremen Lager Beer.

TUsT RECEIVED. s Casks-6O Doz. pints-
~ Of this celebrated BEER, which has been
is limited. An early call, only, can secure a
supply. GEORGE SWIMMERS.
, 1869-08-27

described by the same m as in
Scripture. And further, that these an
cient Babylonian documents furnish an
account Of the Flood and of the building
of the Tower of Babel. All this seems
little less than wonderful. Who would
have expected to find Biblical history in
the inscribed cylinders and bricks from
the banks of the EuphrateS, as we'll as IN
the ancient Hebrew and other oriental
manuscripts!
The Peruvian government for some
years past have sent out what they call
u photographic commission to explore
one by one the tributaries of the Amazon.
BY the latest Report communicated to
the Royal Geographical Society, we learn
that the explorers had aScended the river
Ucayali from its confluence with the Ma
ramon to the place where ii is formed by
the flowing together of the UrubanIba and
Tambo, a distance of seven hundred and
seventy-two miles. The country passed
through on this long voyage was before
unknown: it is described as salubrlOus
and fruitful, with facilities for trade. The
two rivers above named are also navl-
gable, and will in turn be explored and
IN the course of a few years, we may ex-
pect to hear of steamers trading from the
sea up 10 the very foot of the Andes.
Who shall say there is nothing left to
discover while those vast regions exist
vast enough 70 receive the population of
Europe. The Reporl states further, that
the UcayaIi, and not the Maranon, as
hitherto supposed, is to be regarded as
the source of the Amazon.
, 1869-08-27
IN HEAVEN,
(Spectat0f.J

OF all the popular ideas of the future
state perhaps the most popular and the
most erroneous is that expressed IN the
common saying, eve shall all be equal
there" That saying is as old as Chris
%tianity it appears in The Epistles, though
st. Paul did not mean his words to bear
so wide an Interpretation and it has fer
ages been one Of the few grand ~consola-
tons of the poor, the oppressed, and the
suffering. We are not sure whether it
has not exercised as great an influence as
any ofthe incidental ideas of Christianity;
whether it has not, for example, greatly
contributed to mould the organization of
all churches, the Roman Catholic Church
more especially, and to form the ideal of
all social reformPrS outside as we'll rs
within the pale of belief. There is some
thing in it which suits human nature
the instructive sense every man OCCASION
alIv entertains of his own nOthlngneSS
before the Almighty,-and also, perhaps,
one must speak frankly to speak truth
fully,-the instructive wickedneSs, or
rather feebleness, of human nature, its
incapacity of freeing itself wholly of jea-
lousy, envy, selfconsciousness, pride, the
wish that the next world may reverse in
some visible manner the unjust judgment
of this. The contrast between the real
and the apparent, between the relation of
a man to men and his relation to the Om-
niscient, has struck all religious legisla-
tors, and we do not, therefore, wonder at
the universal diffusion of the thought, and
, 1869-08-27

artificial, or hypocritical, or the result of
physical tendencies; but that other tenth,
which seems in this world to affect even
the soul, AID which certainly affects the
moral nature, if only in the Selt-restraint
it breeds, is that to disappear? How can
it disappear without an erasure of the
past, fatal pro tant0 to the very idea OF
continuous responsibility? ...
Let rs take the extreme case, for that,
after al, though not the only way OF
arguing such speculations, is the only way
of maxi Z >ucn arguments large enough
to be Ineligible. The popular theory
assumes that in the next world the ordln-
airy idiot of EarlSWood and Sir Isaac New
ton, or, say, MeIancthon, start fair. Why
do they start fair? Surely if they do start
fair, such a miracle has been wrought on
one or Other of them that there has been
a virtual new creation as of a new being,
disconnected either with the idiot or Sir
Isaac. Take any view of idlotcy you
please, that, for instance, it is the result
of mere bodily malformation ending in
s%tantly with death,-quite the most pro-
bablc vieW-and still the loss OF the IIte's
experience of vOlition must, if life be con-
@tinuous at all, and soul and mind related,
have been a loss to the soul, leaving 1t
behind as a child's might be left behind
in the great race. The ground may be
caught up quickly but surely it is not
caught up through the intervention OF
miracle, else why not similar miracle as
to moral status, but through some process
Of spiritual education and slow enlighten-
ment. The possibility of education must
exist in heaven, and the possibility of edu-
cation involves er necesSitate inequality.
Earthly position may be reversed; of
course, in many cases, must be reversed,
one could not conceive, for example, of
The royal caste occupying any but a very
low position in the new life,-but grades
there must still be. The theory of equal
ity is nothing but an effort to express the
inexpressible-lhe distance which must
exist between the highest creature and
the Creator, a distance so great that all
other distances beside it seem as the in
equalities in fine sand. Still, no two
grains of sand are of the same size.
, 1869-08-27
Bekjendtgjorelse e.

W A~nledning af at Gouvernementet har
a meddeelt const. M@gIer og Postmaster i
Frederiksted P. Weders6 Reisetilladelse til
Europa, er M@glertuldm@gtig J. Lund
autoriseret som Megler og Toldfuldmegtig
J. Jantzen som Postmaster i Frederiksted,
begge fra 25de August at regne.