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Arrival and Departure of the Mails


AT THE PosT-oPPICE AT MANITowoC.
SOUTHERN, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
EHs NAIL (via Chiffon and Fond du Lac -
Arrives daily, Monday excepted, at o'clock
An. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
3 O'Clock p. NJ.
SouTHERs MAIL (via Sheboygan. Arrives
daily at O'Clock P. M Leaves daily at 9
o'clock A. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. AR
rives daily at 9 o'clock A. NJ Cleses daily
at 4 o'clock Pm.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
nee, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
aweek ARRIVES every Tuesday and Friday
at o'clock A. NJ. Closes every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ.
AoRrH-WEsTERS MAIL, via Branch and Reed
vile to Menasha, once a week.-Arrives
every Friday ut 8 o'clock A. " Leaves
every Friday at 10 Al
A0- Office hours from A NJ. to p. NJ.
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Nor So.-We see it stated in several of
our exchanges that ''the owner of the tug
KITTY Smoke, not being able to make any
money at Manitowoc, is about to take her
to Chicago" We suppose it will be need
less to mention that the above report orig.
mated in the irresponsible CONCERN across
the way. The tug will not go to Chicago,
but will remain here and finish the harbor
and tow vessels as usual. A committee oi
our citizens ought to wait on the sapieni
editor of the Machine and reques. him not
TO grind out any more lies which will create
an injurious impression abroad as to the
business prospects Of Manitowoc.
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skyA New Haven, (Ct.) paper Of Sat-
nrday had this item The schooner G..
c. Bearse, is deliveraing at Long Wharf
the largest cargo of sugar ever brough: to
this port. 1t is valued a: about sS5, 900,
on which there are paid $4,000 in gold
for duties
We all know that the people pay the
1913, 600 in goid' by buying the sugar
from the merchants at double what
they should pay for it, but ,oherc the $l8-
900, and other sums innumerable. 60 to, is
not quite so clear. If rev, lations from
Washington are correct, the most Of it will
go to support radical men-.hieves aud wo.
men who are no better than they ought to
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TAKE THE PLow.-Messrs. MICHAEL
MALLoY, of Liberty, and MICHAEL
QUINN, of Schlsewig, are endeavoring to
distinguish themselves as writers for the
Public press by contributing dirt to the
'ssant Machine, large amount of which
they deposited in the hopper of that con-
cern last week. A large number of people
think those gentlemen are more fitted 10
shc pto,o than the pen, and advise them to
choose the former implement instead of the
latter-in which opinion we heartily concur.
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New VESSEL. The keel of new vessel
for Messrs JOHNSTON, PACKARD & HOES,
was laid on Thursday of last week, which,
when finished, will be valuable addition
to the Manitowoc feet. The new craft
will be schooner riggsd. and her dimensions
will be as follows l20 feet keel, % feet
beam, 8 feet depth of hold, and 200 tons
burthen, according to old measurement.
She will be of light draught build, and can
carry 10 thousand feet Of lumber when
drawing feet of water The timber for
the new schooner has been selected with
extra care during the winter, and as she
will be constructed under the personal SUI
pervision of Mr.. PACKARD, we may look
for vessel on the Goth of next August
which, for strength, build, and model, will
have no superior on the lakes,
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4. b. TREAT, Secretary.
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ACCIDENTAL PoIsoNING.-In this place,
on Monday last, serious case of accident
al poisoning took place on the South side
of the river. 1t seems that woman had
picked some beans, and in doing so used
copper kettle. Wishing to sell them, she
sent sample to Mrs. LACoUNT, wife Of
the proprietor of the Manitowoc House,
and the latter lady and her sister making
use of small quantity about noon of that
day, in a few hours they we're taken
with violent retching accompanied by
spasms and cramps. For while their suf-
ferings we're terrible indeed, but physician
being sent for he administered an antidote,
after which they commenced getting letter,
and a. the present writing are thought to
be out Of danger, though still weak and
unable to walk.
Although there are different accounts
curren. in regard to the affair, yet the la
dies Immediately concerned have no doubt
that tie poisoning was purely accidental
This nearly fatal accident should be a
warning to persons never to use acids in
copper utensils.
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George 8. TwitcheIPs Letters TO His
Wife.
(FIRsT LETTER. ]
SUNDAY MORNING, N


..- SUNDAY MORNING, March Z, 1869.
MT DEAR WIFE: have just listened to an ex-
hortati0n upon the lst Chapter OF James, and
though it was not very elaborate, yet 1t was sufi
ciently plain to make 1t evident to an attentive
hearer the great need we have OF Saviour. The
situation that am in makes me feel that great
blessing, for oh, dear Camilla no earthly help
can afford me the consolation that can receive
from an all wise and ever -merciful God, through
the righteousness Of His Divine Son, our Lord
Jesus Christ / am aware of the fearful doom
which awaits me by the condemnation of the law
No hand can stay it except guided by God. feel
that my time on earth Is short, but, blessed be
God, there Is better land above, where, by faith
in the great atonement the trials, sufferings and
awful death Of that Being, sinless In Himself, yet
who. in obedience to the will of His Divine Father,
took upon Himself the sins Of the whole world,
and endured the punishment in order that we poor
sinners might escape the righteous law of God.
and yet that law be vindlcated by sacrifice, that
we might have home above throughout the
countless ages OF eternity Oh, Camillal think of
this great love for u.s. and then think how il is re-
paid by us. Dear Camilla, please don't neglect
the salvation OF your SOUL though we must soon
part here. Obi let me feel before 1 go that YOU
will try to live so that you will meet me above.
where there will be no more sorrow nor parting
where man cannot intrude his will or power to
make his fellow mourn. Dear Camilla, want to
feel before go that when your time shall come
that can stand and meet you on the pearly shores
OF heaven, and sing, as l see you on your way,
''weicome home.'
''Go when the morning Shfneth
Go when the moon Is bright,
Go when the decLineh,
Go in the shades Of night.
60 with pure mind and feeling,
Fling earthly thoughts away,
And IN TN chamber kneeIin0,
DO thou in secret prdy.n
Dear Camilla, seek the mercy seat alone, and
often. and there pour out your SORROWS, griefs,
and trouble, and He will answer your prayers,
perhaps not as you wish, but in way which will
be best for you. There, before His all pervading
eye, lay bare your heart; roll your sins on to
Jesus, He can and will bear them, If you will only
believe it; and He is your Advocate with the
Father" What blessed thought that we can
individualize the Saviour that we can say: My
Saviour, He bore my sins on the cross, He died to
save me, " and dear Camilla, when evil thoughts
and doubts and fears come over you. go and pray
to Him for helpto overcome them, and for strength
and faith. II you will do this He will enable youto
endure all that you may be called upon to bear with
patience. am right well, and expect Charles
Perkins 10 spend the evening with me. Please
give my respects TO Miss Kate. Please don't for
get me at six O'Clock In the evening Keep this
letter and often look at It, This will probably be
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(sIxTH LETTER. ]
CONFESSION NUMBER TWO.

CONFESSION NUMBER TWO.
You will know what to say about our going to
bed that night, because it has all been produced
in evidence Now, you must tell the following
story: After my husband went to sleep that night
which was in very short time after he got in
bed could not go to sleep; so, after lying there
long time, 1 looked at my watch. 1t was quar-
ter to nine O'Clock. thought would get up and
90 down and see what mother was doing and sit
and talk awhile with her. often used to do this
when George was asleep and he knew nothing
about It, / found her in the dining room,
sitting beside the fire. We talked awhile,
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am young, and in the full flush of health and Il
is not too late yet to try and make you happy. l
would go in rags TO do 1t, If you will save me
OH remember this. and save me if You can. OH
don't let your courage fail you remember that
you cannot give me life after am dead and oh
dear Camilla, do as I ask you to in this case
Don't forget il is for my life GpoRaE
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tsEvENTH LETTER. I

CAMILLA Here are two confessions; choose
which one you please. First. You killed your
mother. You got up out of bed on that night.
You could not sleep. You husband was asleep,
and you thought you would go down stairs and set
and talk awhile with your mother. You used to
often do It when your husband was asleep. He
went 10 sleep almost as soon as he got in bed and
always slept very sound, so that YOU could
hardly wake him. You went down stairs to
the dining room. When you got in the dining
room you saw her asleep on the sofa.
You don't know what came over you-it must
have been the spirit Of the deyiI-but something
Continued on the Third PageI
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the last one that will be able 10 send you. and
when am gone please read il very often.
Tam, as ever, yours, with love unto death.
GROR0R.
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and let her in. He asked where mother was.
said Z" guess she is asleep; will look in her
room. T" He put on his pants, his coat and boots
and went down and let her in. What happened
after that is already known. Mr.. Lee is
rather tall and spare, broad shoulders, dark
eyes and straight dark hair; he has fair skn
and dark military side whiskers and moustache.
The night of the murder he had whiskers on his
chin, so that hardly knew him. ] never saw
him have them there before. The man he had
with him he called John. would not know him
il 1 was to see him again, for took no notice Of
him ex cept to see that he was not as tall as Mr..
Lee. Mr. Lee was a low, fluent talker, and laughed
a great deal, which showed his teeth, which were
very pretty.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

TRKAsrRY DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1859.
oee. Proposals Tor furnishins Stationery for
tns psrtment until the 10th day Of June, 1852 ss
4 seheduIe. Of the articles and su.ntiti.. re-
illi Information, will be furnished upon spplics
The bids win be considered, IN accepted or re-
Contracts must be executed by the .noces.fui
bidders within ten days alter being called upon 90
The articles contracted for must he furnished
from time 10 time during the year, IN Quantities a
pursuant 60 orders from the Department The
entire 9uan Titles in the schedule will, be
Each proposal must be signed by the individ usi
or nrm making ~. and be accompanied by bond
with sumcient sHreties In the sum sf We thousand
trict Attorney. on : form 70 be furnished BY the
Department. conditioned pon the eNecu tton OF n
contract, with good and ru1bcient bonds for fur
nishlng such portion Of the article may be
All deliveries will he subject 20 inspection by An
expert, detailed Tor the purpose By the Secretary
OF ihe Treasury, and the delivery OF an inferior
contract.
Deliveries must be free OF charge st the Treasury
The failnre 10 comply With any one order under
the contract will operate the forfeiture OF the
entire penalty of the bond. the Secretary Of the
Iresspry may direct the purchase IN open market.
sary 20 supply the deficiency caused by such fail
ure, and charge 10 the contrscto fty Der centun N
OF the price woich IL shall be found necessary %
Proposals unaccompsnfed by . sstisfac bond
will not be cOnsidered. aud contracts VIII he
awarded only 70 established manufacturers OF or
Bidders will be required 20 conform their bids 70
the specifications furnished. and failure 60 DO 80
~ili cause the rejection Of sny biaaour,v,u bia
my lo-lm sec.etary of the Trea.ury.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The editor Of the warrenton Clipper aud
other ciuzsps of GeOrria were arrested yester-
e,v ~ warrentOn. Warren county, q. the in
stauce Of the sheuf. who arrived there from
AtIau Ia with two c imp1nies OF it fantry. The
s.tIZsus are In IaII, surrounded oy strong
t5rcp of militia The excitement is very yrsat.
The arrests sre presumed 10 have gro wn out OF
Uciitical difficulties.
In the case OF nliss Amanda Craig, of Gin
,Iuu All, vs.. T. Il. Sprayue, OF Chicago, for
brsach Of promise Of marriage which. has b en
IN rial a. WbratoE, Ill, for several days past,
.hs Jury yesterday rendered 3 verdict for the
ViaIntif, awarding her the sum Of SlGi0a. the
srnC mt caimcu by beT for damages. Counsel
~ Sprague moved <Or new trial
The yellJw fever has made its apr earance at
Nv York a. QuaTaEtine. The North German
ssrk Ernst ana E-nno, IRON Hsvsua for
Queenstown, put Ia therp on Monday for med
81 sssisrance. part CT The crew bsing down
vigh the fever. Two of the crew died from the
disease on Friday lSst.
Al the Jerome Park races in New York yes
lrTday. the premium OF : ca, mile heats, was
by Red Dick, IN l 5Js, I.5JS, I-5ix. Tue
Nestche>ter cup, miles was WOE by the
Eansbes, in > II. S-lling race. mile and three
.uaI ters, W. won by FL IA McIver, in 32)a, .
fcur'h race, for tnree-y ar oIds, one mile sud
.ae-eigntb. Was won by Nespucius. IN 2.Oc \.
RGevet Lieut. Col. Joseph 81 Crane, com.
harding the fourth military district, and act
,rs maNOT OF jackson. Miss was killed yeT-
to-day by T. Il. 1rrgsr IN - difficulty occa-
stoned by IN Official order of the mayor lsvyIug
on the property OF 6erger in default of cor
pOIatiOu tlNe7-
The "AnCi-nt ard Honorable Artillery eel
~hratsd its 2iist anniversary in Boston on
Monday with unusually IuIl ranks. General
Banks and numerous other men of military
and civic honors carried mus kets
The Republican city and county convention.
at Richmond. yesterday, nominated seven ne
sTOss ard one white man for the House OF Del
eEgt-s. and two white men and one negro for
ibs state.
Elizabeth Whelan, wife OF an engineer on
a lake steamer, was burned 70 desth at Buff
falO On MOSday night by the careless use of
coal oil IN lighting a fire.
In the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, yes
'erdsy. the arnexation resolution was indefi-
uItely postponed.
The conservative Republicans of Missis-
SIppi have issued a call tor a convention on
June I'D.
General Candy has appointed Major A. ID.
Thompson sheriff for the city OF Richmond.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
A shower OF snakes.

The great storm of last Friday night will be
long remembered IN this State. In addition TO
The details heretofore given, we have informa-
non from q reliable citizen, of great damage At
TSyiorville. The storm burst in its full fury
that place about darK. and the rain fell in
'oTrents. The electric storm presented the same
.eatures as here. The wind, however, was
more violent, and. with intermissions, blew in
great strength from every direction. Several
buildings were damaged, and young hickory
JT-es actually twisted OF by the wind. The
growing crops were prostrated by the wind
and beaten into the greU nd by the ram aud nail.
But the most singular phenomenon, and one
which was not youChsafed 10 any other CON-
munity, was shower OF snakes. We have
heretofore read of showers OF sand, of fish, and
sometimes of flesh. but never before of show.
~ of snakes; and Yet we are we'll ass ured thai
the phs nOmenon which occurred en- last Fri
day night can be described IN no more fitting
terms On Saturday and Sunday last, every
ditch. brook and poel on the prairie. north OF
TaylOrvIlle was alive with nOndescript crea-
tures. which have been described 10 us as being
from one and a half to two feet long, and of
three-fourthS OF an inch 10 an inch In diameter.
This diameter Is very slightly lessened at the
head and tail. The tail is fiat. like that of an
eel, but has no caudal nm indeed there Is no fin
at all. The head is in shape that of an eel, but
me month is that ofa sucker. The eyes are
mail, ana the ears are simply orifices. I'm
mediately behind the head, ON each side, is a
Upper, like that OF turtle, say three -fourths
OF an inch TO an inch in length. including the
iInb. which has perfectly developed Joint.
are of dark hue. :henumber of these crea-
turrs Il beyond all estimate. They swim in
eyery branch and puddle of water. Their
mode Of progression, in addition to the un-
culatory motion OF snake IN water, is by
the use OF the nipper described above. and
they SWIM entirely under the water or with
the head and few inches of the body above
ths surface. thus indicating that the fippers are
lot absolutely essential 10 motion. They are
perfectly harmless. Boys and men take them
from the pools in hundreds, and they are
brought 10 town for inspection.-Iuinois Sat
E-.lSfeT, JHae I.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
WOOD AND GOAL
DRoPosALs FoR srArIoNERY.

pEPARrNENr OF AGRtcrLruRr
WA>HtNGroN. June s. IsS.
Scaled PROPOSALS. for furnishing Statiooer, Ear
the al year ending June 30, 1870 will receiy "a
~ this Department until MONDAY, the .ist
instant. 81 2 clock m.
sohedale Of the articles and estimated quau-
unes requiIsd, and blank forms for bidding, con-
tslIine fuil Information, will he Furnished upon
All articles furnished must be Of the best quality
o. their kind, samples Of which must accom- panY
The bids win be considered. and accepted or
Contrtcts must lie executed by the succ-ssfal
90 DO.
Each proposal must he signed by the In niividu .I
or I'm making II. and be accom- psnied by 9 satis
isetory guarantee Of the ability u the party 60
Bonds with approved security in the sum OF
three thousand dollars. IS 0oc viii be reaui "a
OF individual or arm TO whom the contract may
be awarded
All deliveries y in be SUBJECT to fuspection br
30 officer detailed for tLe purpose bg tae tlous-
missiJner and the delivery q an interior srticls
sin be deemed SUFFICIENT cause to snnul the con
tract.
Proposals unaccom panied by o satisfactory a Ar
sntee will not be considered. aud will b.
swer ed only to established man fact urers OF or
dealers in the articles.
Bidders will be equired Go conform their b,d.
to the spec incations fur nished and failure 20 do
60 Will cause the re lection oi any bid.
HORACE CAPRON
TeF-d GOrnmiaaiO Oner ~ ~
Evening star., 1869-06-09
)lh GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.


AND GEiMPRovIb REAL EsTATs.
a tx virtue Ct decree Of the sspreme Court
se No.
complainant complain mt and James Owner; sr, Ct al. as de.
TsUhsDHY. the IL day of July isss 81 ssiocR
p M. on the premisel the west half Of Lot No. II,
nori .na st% streets wss
the Post Once Department; oy 100 feet deep, i'm
p59ssS with three story Brick Dwelling House.
% AND ss1 on SRiDaf. the I'd day of July, 1852 at
IN fontns Is feet m nsbs:
North street: between sth and 1th streets west.
s1 alley fsss vide BY 81 feet inches i to :: foot
alley, improved By a two story Brick Dwelling
And on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF July, 1859. at
20 eicSk =: m on the premises part Of Lot No.
ss. on Pa.
hetSeen % and 4h streets east, by about % feet
Ss Lot sGs' :21s
aofset 4 inc.ss IN Virginia avenue, between 81
psS ed ss ssi saS earrss nsssi
And on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of July, 1859,
I sna t1s Ne: the ans wss s
square No Hs frentins1 IS feet on sout1 street ny
two story Brici Dwelling house, with frame
Kitchen. and Brick Sable ana Carriage house.
ard 1spidiy improSfna in value; proVsmsnt9W Wsii
asd sui stan italy built The vacant lots Will be
These saIes ofier nest favorable opportunity to
invest, procure q comfortable dwelling or q good
building lot, the property on north and streets
being among the most valuable locations in the
city OF Washington.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
In six, twelve, aud eighteen months, for the pur-
chsser's notes, bearing interest from the day OF
sale secured by deed in trust upon the pro perty
$40 OF the cash payne Mt each piece OF pro perty
will be required % soon the property Is noe ked
DOWN. And il the terms not com pli cd with 10
FIVE days after the sale, the p-eperts will be re-
sod at the risk and OF the defaul.ing pur-
chaser. upon one week notice. All convey ancing
ard stamps At the cost of the purchaser.
OHAS. q. WALLACH Trustee.
je 9 2aw6ds GRAIN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

HsADoU ARTERs FIRsr MILITARY DrsTRIcr. ,
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssA Ry ~ B,lsrE~cs,S
RIcHMONp. Va. June 2, Is5s. y
sesiea Proposals, in duplicate, will be recei vsi
Al the ONCE If Breyet MAJOR W. A Eiderkiu q,
8. u 3: A. at Richmond. Virginia until sarUR-
DAY June 18th, 1859, at L. M. for supplying the
3 sussisience Department with FRssH
BEEI. At Richmond. Virginia. for six months,
iron July lst, lsSe or such less time rs the Dom
misssry General of Subsistence may direct Tns
Beef 10 be delivered there the order Of the Act
Ing Commisary Of Subsistence At that plsce, of .
SOD and marketable quality. in equal prop ortions
OF fore end hind quarters, lnecks, shsnks aud
money tsilos to he excluded Tue neck. Of the
cattle slaughtered 70 be cut of At the fourth ssr-
tebrsl Joint, and the breast trimmed down Tn.
sharks OF fore quarters % be cut from three Co
Tour inches above the knee joint. and OF hind
brel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested TO he present to pond 70
their bios, and be prepared o. give bends for the
fu lhllment of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef at Richmond. Virgins"
The undersigned reserves the right 20 reject any
bids for good csuse.
Conditions, requirements payments, &C, kc., o.
heretofore.
By command Of Major General sansy
W. A. DLDERKIN.
Je id Brevet MAJOR and Chief u. 3.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-MOnday evening, June eth, bet vesn the
II Metropolitan Church and the corner of 9th and
streets, GOLD BRACELBT, with fult name OF
the owner inside. A libera al reward will be given
70 the hnder upon leaving ft ct No 4l6 r street
nortn, between eth AND 7th. 1t
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK CaII on o. W
l. COOKE, 213 = street. between 18th and 18Th
streets, between the hours Of .. IN and 5
, m. ie83tr
STkAfED-From the owner Friday, June
- 9Th one white spotted COW. head and ears and
ieet dark brown. 95 reward will be given for any
information that may lead to her recovery
JOHN U'DAY,
Sd st. east, bet. q and Mass ave +, or at
- POOLE cog.
yes u 4OS Penna. avenue.
q = BEwARD- S.rayed or stolen. a black New.
Sc foundland DOG; breast ana fore feet white;
sn-wers to the name Of "Sancho;' - h I'd on when
LOFT, brass collar. with lock. The above reward .
with thanks OF owner, will be paid for his return
10 No. 414 street, between 6th and 7th je 3ts
Evening star., 1869-06-09
RY COOPER LATIMER Auctioueers,
ID tsuccessors to J. q. Mcclure Co,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street.
Star Ofice Building.

TRUeTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
IhTE ON ELEVENTH srREEr EAST, BE-
- Under and BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated
- 50 Day OF September, A. d 1858, and duly re-
corded in Ltber *. q. E.. No II, folio $50, &C =,
one OF the land records for Washington county, D..
e. III sell, At @ Snsiic s1oton, on the premises,
O'Clock p. m all that piece or parcel Of ground
known as Lot No 6. Square No ] 100, And I'm &.
Ing.
Terms Of sale; One third cash; balance In and II
upen the premises. All oonveyances and stamp
at cost OF purchaser. 500 deposit at time OF sale
JAMES TRlMBLE Trustee,
CUOPkR LATlMER,
my W6S6ds Auctioueero,