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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
In l~IourninG.

Our sister town Of Gold Hill is just
now bowed down with = sorrow such as
never before visited any region Of our
Young State. In the morning fathers,
husbands and brothers bid their dear
ones good bye, and go away in the
vigor and beauty Of manhood; the
uoon-day returns to waiting wives and
sisters aud children, aud instead Of the
glorious forms that left them but n few
hours before, brings only stiffsned and
distorted corpses, blackcned by smoke
aud made horrible by nsphyxia. May
God comfort the stricken ones J the
others need not our prayers. They
are in the hands Of Him who took upon
Himself mans burdens that HO might
learn his weaknesses and temptations,
and we can safely trust those faithful
ones to Him. IL their sins were great,
their last hours agony ought to be
sufficient PREPARATION. 1t is a solemn
thing to die when the dying pillow is Of
down, when tender friends arrange tho
couch and Gods beautiful sunshine
makes light the world but to perish
down in the darkensd earth, amid
binding smoke and suffocating danps,
is something which though we say
terrible of, VIC do not speak half the
horror. md yet, even there, who
knows where the agony ceases aud the
transport begins? Who knows what
ministers Of peace the soul in that
sovereign moment may summon? Who
knows but when tho FIRST sharp horror
was past but the spirits of those
doomed ones were given to recall the
beautiful homes Of. their childhood, the
maple and chestnut groves of Now
England, or the stately Olms and creep
ing ivys Of that other England beyond
the Atlantic Who knows but the
crackte aud roar of the fire raging
among those buried timbcrs may not
have been attnned to their ears rs the
babble of joyous waters, aud that
amidst their murmurs these tired men
sank to a painless sleep? But for those
remaining-the children and wives OF
these brave men-ths heart bleeds for
them. What comforting words can be
spoken in such an hour? We sympa-
thize with them, we know in n COM
munity as generous AS ours their i'm
mediate wants will DO supplied but
vet. human kindness cannot fill chairs
made vacant by death human SYM
pathy is lost when hearts are breaking.
God pity and comfort them in their af-
Fiction, and give them fortitude to boar
their ~nnspeaksble sorrows.-Reno CTes-
cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

Too MUcu MARmsD.-The Montpelier
(Vt.) Journal copies the following from
u private letter, dated not a thousand
miles from White River Junction :
I" They have got the funniest suarl
across the river that you ever heard of.
At a party last week, Mt IS, after
exhsusting the ordinary games, and
wanting something new, mock mar
riages were proposed. Accordingly
names were drawn by lots, and
four couples stood up to be married.
The ceremony was performed, and they
duly pronounced man aud wife by the
laws of the State and before these wit
nesses.' Afterwards they asccrtained
the man officiating was n Justice OF the
Peace, and the parties were legally
married! They nre in tho greatest
alarm about il that ever was. One Of
them, Professor -, OF T Semin-
airy, expects u lady up from below in
about a fortnight to marry him, aud
nearly every one involved is expected to
be married right away-one other gen
tleman TO a lady below-and they feel
like death. They searched all the law
books, and consulted authorities far
and near, and everything only proves
| the knot is still tighter. The Justice has
been fined $50 for. each couple. He
SAYS he is from another county, and
cannot do business here, and supposed
tho marriages not to be legal. It is
certainly n funny scrape, and made still
funnier by the fact that all the parties
belong to the upper ten" The best
opinion is that they are legally married,
and can only be divorced by the Legis-
lnture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
Wrom thc News Of April .1Oth.l

A@I
INrEREsrISe STANDARDIZATION care
fully reported statistics We have ascer-
tanned the total production Of silver Of
the White Pine mines, from the month
Of May, 1868, until the lat OF January,
1869, to be Ss6s 1913 II, snd from the
two mills at Shermantowu, from JAM
uary LIST to April lst-the Oasis and
Moore L Barker's-$297 ,O23 IA, making
a total OF 81, 265,S 1886 81. Since JAM
uary, we report S2s7 ,O23 IA.
FEpxRAL CoLLEcroR.-The Hon. ]. A.
Burlingame, recently appointed Internal
Revenue Collector, has opened his ONCE
Mt Flageman L Keisle's, where those
wishing to contribute. to the payment OF
| the National debt will find him during
Office hours. :.
RsrUyEp.-Hon. d. r.. Ashley re-
turned yesterday from his late field OF
duties as Representative Of Nevada at
Washington. Mr.. Ashley has now
closed his second term of four years a.
our Representative, in which position
he has conferred many benefits upon the
State and much honor upon himself.
PAINFUL AccIDRSr.-A miner named
William Cutter, recently from Wnshoe,
fell down II shaft on Bromide Flat, yes
terday, aud sustained a severe contu-
| sion Of the knee, and several bruises.
His wounds, though very paiaful, are
not serious. /.
SuooTING.- About IL o'clock last
night some desperate lin the dark fired
three or four shots on a back street, Gre
atiug quite an excitement Tor n few mo-
ments. We heard n man remark in the
crowd on Main street, That's just the
way Bear River was rioted We don't
know what he meant, but the practice
should be stopped.
MrNsrRELs.-Strasser's California Ne
gro Minstrels will open at the White
Pine Theater this evening. The house
has been thoroughly o~verhauled, reht'
ted and refurnished throughout, and is
now as comfortable MS any similar insti.
tuition in the State. Give the minstrels
a call this evening aud enjoy the fun
and melody.
WHERE IL Ir2-Wo notice on the bull
letin board of q firm Of brokers, a notice
of n house and lot for sale in a re-
spectacle potion of the city,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

A LYING VILLAIS.-The following is
one OF tho paragraphs in the ,elegraphic
dispatches to the San Francisco Herald
Of last Saturday. The Herald will con-
fer n favor on this community by max
ing known who its lying author is:
VIRGINIA, April 9.-The day before the
Gold Hill disaster, three large loads, each
containing twenty ~25-pound kegs Of Santa
Cruz blasting powder. were sent down to the
SlO-foot level Of the Yellow Jacket and placed
in the magazine IN the Kentuck line. There
was also, as previously telegraphcd, n large
quantity Of Giant powder stored at or near
the same point; and it is believed that the
spontaneous combustion Of the latter may
have communicated with the former and pro-
duced the dreadful result already known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

CAMERON, Of the Reno Market, has u
bird weighing one aud u quarter pounds
which he il willing to wager n treat for
all hands in Reno Including the cooks),
that she (the bird) will swallow n
dozen live Ssh and three live horned
toads inside OF four minutes, and will
weigh less after than before the swal-
lowing. As not one person Of the hun
dreds who have seen this bird can give
the right name for her, Cameron has
named her the R~ienesorasasis. He has
also y fine American eagle that will
teach a cat in n moment never TO worry
a bird again, provided he (tGe eagle)
can claw-cstch-'er. Cameron must be
getting ready for the menagerie busi-
ness. His bald eagle won't touch a
beef steak when he is hungry unless he
is fed from Cameron's hand. The other
bird is almost ms badly hoodooed. He
ought to get Gates white mice, Mrs.
VS. squirrels, then send for the
bagpipe man and he would be fixed.
Reno Crescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

JUSIPsR.-Charley Hammer, the 10.
rist and apothesary Of Reno, told brother
Lewis of the Crescent, a most abomin-
able "goak " at our expense, the other
day, and which appeared in tho Crescent
.ss ga good one on Lynch" Charley
sold a lot of Towering plants and ever
greens at auction in Virginia City about
ten days ago, at which rathera
liberal purchaser. The "goak is, that
he sold us II /" dilberry " shrub from the
Geiger Grade for a "Saudwich Island
cypressr' No such thing, brother Lewis.
The shrub was u beautiful nose-gay,
which we will send down to you rs soon
as it blooms-as that nose of yours
needs q companion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

Tho Mnrlnnuu Florida Assnssinntion
Our readers have been already APP
prised OF the horrible outrage to which
our heading refers. DR.. ~Finlaysoni
the clerk Of the Court, died instantly.
Senator Purman, when last heard from ,
was lying in n critical condition.
Another man, whose name we have not
learned, was shot in his wi house II
few days after the murder of DR.. Fin
layson.EEEEE .sHEE gBggs
W. have seon n series OF resolutions
adopted ut n meeting Of tho prominent
citizens of Mariauna c6ndemning these
crimes, and we are sure that such ia
the feeling of the people. We wish We
could believe, with them, that the
crimes were not committed on political
grounds. Nothing can be so dangerous
to society rs the inauguration of politi-
chi murder But We are fully con-
WINGED, ifrom information privately re-
ceived, that the murders have been
committed as punishment for political
opinions and while we ~certainly ac-
| q lit NIL prominent men from all COM
plicity or sympathy with the outrages,
| we csunot but consider that upon promi-
ncnt political speakers and writer's u
great responsibility rests in such eases
DR.. Finlayson was born in Jackson
Comfy, bat. ~ liberal education, q gon-
erous nature, and n patriotic spirit,
made him II Republican. He was,
therefore, u "Scalawag." Senator
Purman was bornin the North, but had
the audacity to settle in Florida. He
wns, therefore, n "Carpct.bagger.'
And who can doubt that If what poll
ticinns and writer's allow themselves to
say of these classes is believed, some
will be found bad enough or fanatical
enough to endesvor to extermiunte
them2 And who can avoid the fear
TINT others equally mnatical, equally
bad, less accustomed to political %afrrirs,
should tnko up the creed of retaliation,
and create other Innocent victims?
The lesson of the hour is Peace. The
nation has incarnnted the idea of its
President. Wo' lament the Mariana
tragedies not only on account of the
personal suffering it has caused, but on
the ground of danger it opens to the
peace of society.-Pensaeoid Observer,
March 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
By TELEGRAPH.
FROM SAN ~FRANCIsCO.

SAN EnAxcisco, April 1872 P.r.-
Lsrseialsl to the Herald say that n
first class United States vessels will be
added to the West India squadron.
Senator Ross has been elected from
the White House for telling Grant to go
to hell, because the President refused
to appoint a friend Of the Senator's to
office. $40 a s6J54Af
A Portland (Me.) packing house was
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
The Darien Treaty will not be rati-
fed, because it is SO bupglingfy drawn
up: 4
Henry ward Bsecher made a speech
in favor Of free trade in Brooklyn to-
day.
The Psraguayan allies will send
IL, 900 troops in search Of Lopez.
The New York money market is much
easicr.l s&@ g338 a3tH
The Golden Age arrived from Panama
last night. She had ID light cases OF
measles,on board.
During the month of March, the CAL
%ifornia Lsbor Exchange received orders
for 1873 men and 470 women. Employ
mcnt given to 58l meu aud 374 women.
The new Stock Board goes into opera
ton about May lst. The old Board has
reduced the price for placing stock on
the list from $500 to $500.
The Gorouer's Jury last night, in the
case OF Levin I%saacs, found that de-
ceased came 10 his death from the
effects of Il fracture Of the skull-tle
injury being Inflicted by his brother,
Simon %Isnacs, with the heel of a boot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

BurrER.-We are informed by =
dealer in the article, that the price OF
butter to-day is 81 10 per pound, and
on the rise. The butter is Of a very
questionable quality. The highest re-
tail price of butter in New York city is
80 cents per pound, aud it can be
bought for less in the Western States.
1t can be brought here in small irkius
and sold for so cents per pound retail.
A, young Saint informs us that the
wheels OF Utah's mashiner, have be
come so rusty that it has taken about
all the butter made in the Territory TO
grease them with. That is about all
the most of the butter made here ia ct
tor, viz: for cart grease.-Sah LIKE
Reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

TnE Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany have been granted, by Congress,
lands in aid Of n branch of their road
% and through Oregon. We congratu-
late the " Webfeet THAT so live a cor.
poration proposes to put them in com
munication with the outside world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

CoxISG M.-Peoplc are beginning to
crowd into town from every direction,
and it makes Truckce appear very
lively. The mills will all commence
operations as soon NJ the ground is
sufficiently dry to permi, OF the haul
ing of logs, and thus employment will
be given TO tho vast assemblage that
,hrong our streets. The majority OF our
newcomers have but little money, many
of them having just arrived from White
Pine and other aHluential localities.
We can furnish employment to large
numbers Of men on the railroad and in
the saw mills OF this vicinity, and Us
the pay is better and much more GER
tain than silver mining, the supply is
always equal to the demand.-7fnekee
Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

TnE son OF the Rev. Mr.. Montague,
residing ut Whitewater, Wisconsin, was
delivering a college vnledietory address
a short time ago,Iwhen, in taking his
handkerchief from his pocket, lie pulled
out n pack Of cards, which fell to the
floor. g HALO" be exclaimed, GIVE
got on my fathers coat" The worthy
divine, who sht in front of this promis.
ing son., was more confused than his
SclOn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

Tux Methodist Episcopal Church OF
the United States, it is announced, will,
next June, decide the question whether
the laity shall hereafter be admitted as
delegates to the Conferences. All the
members Of the church, male and fe-
male, will vote ; and in order to asesr-
tain, in an informal way, the views of
the denomination on the subject, q series
of mass meetings of friends ofthe change
will be held throughout the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
A Terrible Murder-A Boy Smothered 10
Death and His Parents Robbed. =


A Terrible Murder-A Boy Smothered to
Death and His Parents Robbed.
From the st. Louis Republican, February lo.I
Persons arrived from Edwardsyille
(Ill.) bring reports of a b%arbarous
murder committed near that town a
few days ngo. 1t is, Of course, impos-
sibls u, present To- get tho exact facts IN
the case, but the outlines, rs we under-
stand them, are briefly these: ihe
owner Of n farm in tho neighborhood OF
tho county seat had in his employ a
hired man to assist him in the usuai
work about tho place. This man per.
formed his duties satisfactorily, and
gained tho confidence of his employer
so completely that, on the day OF the
murder, whea the proprietor and his
wife went to town, the premises were
left in his charge, and also a young son
of the family, aged perhaps eight
Years. The child had taken a'fnney to
his fathers servant, and was accustomed
to follow him about from one place TO
another, and manifested his affection
in various simple winning ways. But
the scoundrOl had apparently matured a
plan for plnnder, and WAS only waiting
n favorable opportunity to put it into
execution. The absence Of the inmates
of the house ut the time mentioned gave
him this opportunity, and unwilling to
have the little boy as a witness OF his
crime, and unprepared to kill him out
right, he hit upon II device which re-
,nItad aron vorse He look the child,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

Tug following is taken from IN adver-
,isement of DR.. KS liver encourage
ing, silent perambu!ator family pills
This pill is as mild a q pet lamb,
and it don't go fooling about. 1t at
tends strictly to business, and is MS GER
tain as anhlarm clock"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

CERTAIN Protestant EpiscoPalians in
the. Diocese of Illinois have issued II pro-
test against what they believe to be the
R~omanizing tendencies of Bishop White
house and others Of his school. A cou-
vention OF all who sympathize with this
protest is called to meet in Chicago in
June next, for discussion and consulta-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

anG thsir favofabG consideration by
the Senate, Wall induce the heads OF
departments 70 decide that there shall
DO no corresponding reduction Of wages.
The delegates will GALL on the President
to-day.
Nav YoRK, April l2.-Tho Herald
states that General SickIes has accepted
the Mexican mission. His name. will
probably be sent in fof confirmation
to-day.
The Time. says a large batch Of nom.
nations, mostly foreign appointments,
will DO sent to the Senate TO morrow.
The nsmes Of many leading appoint
ments, such as Motley to England,
Curtin to Russia, Shellabarger ! For
tugal, and SicklesitoM Mexico, have been
agreed on some time, but were with-
held until n large part Of the foreign
list had been adjusted, as a number OF
first class men were applying for yari-
Gus positions, and there has beer much
difficulty in making selections to SUIT
all considerations Of merit, geograpbi-
cal location, and political preference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

The END OF II TRAcX.-The track
of the Central Pacific Railroad was laid
this morning to Indian Springs, CAS-
miles Fl ON Sacramento, 49l miles east
Of Reno, within II miles Of Monument
Point, and only % miles this side OF
Ogden. The track during the week
past has been laid some &c miles; another
week ought to close the gap between
the roads. We are indebted to Mr..
Bender, of the Telegraph Office, for the
above.-Reno Crescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

A RICH citizen of Cincinnati i, going
to present to that city II beautiful foun-
tain, costing 100000, thirty feet high,
and surmounted by q female figure in
bronze. The work is being done in
Nuremberg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
rOn KNOoN STOCK REPORT.
cpspEcrIp nAlLt " y. II. rLAaq. COLI, NIL

SAN Francisco, April 10.
1S5 Ophir, $$3Gs3x08X6ss 8 so; iii Gould
4 Curry, $iIG1ii4H6116G1l7 b 30; 3a5 Savage,
S6g5IGSEIT0 5 30; q -Ghollar- Polosi. sl7SS
iTT: 2s Hale & Norcross, $S6GlS5; 20 Crown
Point f53H04 b 10: 4s5 Yellow Jacket, $500
S 80 y EsS,n . 70; . 81 @7$,C Sss SIDEs q. :
69H823X: IS Overman, $54E@G b ~: 100
Belc6er, SIS; 100 Occidental, $ab026H@27 b 30;
so Sierra Nevada, $5O b 30; $50 American, $500
3i6t3Oh03o 8. 20; 10 Confidence, $3l; 60 Lady
Bryan, $gX@13S; 10 Justice, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

TwIrcHELt, the murderer who killed
himself in Philadelphia Jail rather
than be banged, committed the deed
with cyanitc of potassium, which be had
concealed in the toe Of his boot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

IT is reported from Rome that the
English Roman Catholics in that city
are going to bold special services for
the purpose of invoking tho interess-
sion of St. George to bring about the
convection Of England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
uMIE mUTUAL LIFE INsUk,

'INuhh WO OAb uIuFn u
i ance Company OF New York issues every
approved style OF Life and Endowment Policies
and declares AND PAYs Its dividends OF surplus
every year, commencing one year from the date
OF application. BEFORE insurlng your life, ask
three or four years, or whether they IRE actually
available to assist In the payment OF the second
premium, rs the case IL with policies In the Mu-
tual Life. by looking into tho Virginia Agency
n very large number OF dividend statements arc
to be seen. belonging to policies on the lives OF
our best citizens, and as any of these policies
can be examined, no one need be at n loss to as
certain the best company to insure In. IL II
not better to indgc from actual policies OF our
ncighbors than TO take tho mere statement Of
an agent ~ to what Ills expectations may be!
JOHN SPR0ST0N,
Virginia, State Agent.
r. ]. BUTLER, Gold Hill, Local Agent. mh31-3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

No wondert the British Government is
tired ct the colonies, when it costa
Sl3, 900, 900 a year to support, the mill.
tary force 10 them, of which the Colo
NAL Governments pay back hut n little
more than one tenth.
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NOtice!.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have this day appointed and empowered
8. II. Robinson TO act as my attorney In fact IN
all matters pertaining 10 my business in the
State OF Neyads, until further public notice.
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill, March 81, 1859. mhse-n
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NEW TO-DAY.
q. D.. zABRIsKIE. M. D.,
"a PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS
Oston, over the Bank Exchange, Main street,
Gold Hill, where he can always be fonnd, day
! or night, when not professionally engaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

OSx thousand English sparrows have
arrived in Philadelphia, and will be let
loose in the public squares of the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
OUR GOLD HILL SUFFERERS.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n Board OF Trustees, held this day, the follow.
Ing gentlemen were appointed n Committe to
take charge of subscriptions now under way and
solicit further aid, and inquire into the imms-
dlatc wants OF the sufferers by the late mining
disaster, and TO investigate, and apportion what
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
Altcnlion, Liberty no. I,

THERE WILL be AN AID. -
i journcd Meeting OF Liberty En- N,
gino Company No. !, hold on WE'D
April 18th, ut N O'Clock, at the Engine House,
All member arc requested to be present, as
business OF Importance will DO transacted.
BY order. A. A. PUTNAM, Foreman.
K. Il. STERN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 10, 1860. ap13-2t
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THE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hall: Apply at room In rear Of Justices
Cont. to .o w \. HALL;
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$5eb,642 vOs!

WeaId yea pay Express Charge. o"
Money 70 tho Atlantic states. for the
puyps.c Or havinxit Invested wke'e
IL will brisg bus onr-hoif no oiSr"
that Il will atIIoae 2 lsend ihr fol-
lowing 8fF5g NslyE.R gesy
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POLITICAL.
GEORGE DOWNEY
,JAMES MALONE,
For City Assessor.
store to Rent.
To Let.

NOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
store Of sTkItN \ SON;
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We're collected upon this Coast mud
sc.t Rast Q Life IssSranee.. The
Money was Invested ut nm average
rate 81 Q per eeat.-yicIdinE S1OI,-
6SS So per nnaaa.