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THE Cincinnati Enquirer very
fraukly conceded that the defeat of
PEHDLEToN for Governor would be a
death blow to his favorite greenback
theory. In its issue Of the 11th oc-
ours the following language: Mr..
PENDLEToN's defeat would be death
to the greenbaek policy, as it would
make that to which he is opposed the
settled and unalteTable policy Of the
country" The question is. without
greenbacks and hostility to negro suf-
frage, what becomes of the Democratic
Party? IF money cant be made as
plentiful as the leaves of Vallam-
brosa, and negroes be prevented
from voting. hasn't the Democratic
Party fulfilled its mission, and is it
not ready for 3 new departure? "
The State Sentinel says HENDRICKS is
in the same boat with PENDLETON,
and cannot profit by the latter's mis-
fortune. We accept the SeatiRePs
judgment on this point.
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side, and the Judges soon approached
with marked anxiety, to ascertain his
condition. Cushions were quickly
broken from the benches. of which a
bed vas made for him on the floor
In the course OF fifteen minutes his
consciousness returned, when he was
removed to the room of the Clerk of
the Court. Physicians were sum-
moned, who pronounced the ailment
to be exhaustion of Vigor of the heart.
Two or three hours passed before that
organ fully resumed its functions.
Meantime the members of his family
and other relations were apprised of
his critical condition, among them his
two sons, Thomas and Charles, and
his daughter and Gen. Sherman. his
son-in-law. His physician, DR.. Mil
Ter, tonight pronounced him in an
improved condition, and says he will
recover. He still lies at the Capitol.
Judge Ewing will be eighty years Of
age next December.
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NeMs From Nan FrancIacO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-It is
stated that a new railroad Is to be
constructed through Vallejo Valley,
parallel with the California Pacific
Railroad, with the terminus at the
Bay of San francisco, near Oakland,
aud to ultimately connect with the
Eastern road. A capital of d, 900, :
600 is now being negotiated for in the
East.
A new express company is being
organized, with a capital of half a
million of dollars.
The earnings of the Vallejo Rail-
road last month were 500, 900.
Late Alaska advicess report rich
discoveries Of gold in Kake County,
in the southern part of the territory.
The prospectors say they can make
$50 per day. The Indians are hostile.
They object to the settlement of Bos-
ton men in their country.
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The Convention has been a decide,

The Convention has been a decided
success.
Thirteen States and five Territories
were represented by some of their
ablest and most practical men, and
there was an earnestness of purpose
and unanimity Of sentiment among
them rarely manifested in delibera-
tive body. All seemed to be salts
fed that great and growing move
ment has been inaugurated, which
will culminate, IN reasonable time,
in the successful carrying out Of the
object sought for-the removal of the
capital of the Republic to some point
in this great valley.
In the United States Circuit Court
to-day, Annie and Joseph Cappina
and George Fanni Cambeleni were
found guilty Of having counterfeit
money in their possession.
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estimation Of the people Of the coun-
try. 1t has been notorious for sorae
time past that the New York Courts
Judges and Jurymen-were the
obedient tools of the men who con-
troll the Erie Road. and the action of
the Courts in any matter in which
they are interested will be looked
upon with suspicion.
Since writing the above later dis
patch announces that the statement
that Gen. BUTTERFIELD had been in
dicted Is another one Of GOULD and
FIsK's falsehoods.
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THE Governors Of Wisconsin, Mir :
nesota, and Iowa. together. with dele
gates from cities Of those and other
States, held meeting this week at
Portage City to discuss and devise
measures for the opening of naviga-
ton from Lake Michigan and Green
Bay to the Mississippi River. through
the Fox aud Wisconsin Rive.s. By
digging short canal, these two rivers
can be connected, and it is urged
that by improving the river channels,
(the Fox emptying into Green Bay,
and the Wisconsin into the Missis-
sippi), a continuous line Of nayiga-
ton can be established from Lake
Michigan to the Mississippi. This
improvement, when made. will be Of
inestimable value to the great grain
interests of the Northwest.
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Qua telegraph dispatches contain
the gratifying announcement that an
election fer U. s. Senator took place
in Tennessee, yesterday, and ANDY
JOHNSON is not the man. This, we
trust, disposes Of ANDY-of whom
for the past Eve years we have had
surfeit-(unless Parson BRowNLow
should happen to die,) for some time
to come. He may now retire to the
shades of the grist and saw mills he
purchased a short time before he left
Washington, and grind other grists
than his own. ANDY has on many
occasions informed US Of his promo
ton from an Alderman of a country
village to President of the United
States. He may now show us the
other phase, from President down to
a country miller. Why may not Ten
nessee have her CINCINNATUs as
well as Rome? Five years hence
it will be worth a trip to that State to
interview" ANDY, and listen to his
long hornilies on the vanity of earthly
ambition and the ingratitude of Re-
publics.
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Trial or the CfIlcers OF the steamer
= 81 fsuh9 %a~

.7 WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 22.-The
trial of the officers of the steamer
Cuba was continued before the II. s.
Commissioners to-day, and the Court
adjourned until tomorrow. The only
witness yet examined was Gordon,
who said he belonged to the United
States Detective force The defense
expected to be able to invalidate his
testimony. The trial may consume
several days. The sailors and marines
Of the Cuba have been quartered at
the Seaman's Home by their officers,
and show no disposition to leave
They have generally conducted them
selves in an orderly manner.
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THE State Sentinel publishes re
turns from the books Of the Assessor
of Internal Revenue. showing the
business of Indianapolis for the past 8
months. From this table we learn
that the whole amount of manufae-
lures was $2,259,41s. The sales Of
merchandise reached S, ,281, ,223. Pas
senger receipts. $514.282. Insurance
receipts, $53,815. Amusements. $40,-
757. OF course, these returns do not
include all the manufactures or sales.
Many manufacturing establishments
make no return whatever, their bust
ness nos reaching the limit prescribed
by Law. The returns, however, show
a very healthy condition of things st
the capital. OF manufactures, ma
ohiuery castings take the lead, reach
ing 1898, 1888; next como lath. doors
and dressed lumber. $500, ,740; and
next sewing machines s199, 1896.
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SAN Francisco. October 22.-New
tin deposits have been discovered on
the Coast Range Mountains, in Los
Angeles County, Washington Terri
tory.
The Legislature is in session again,
the return of the members from
Alaska making a quorum, thus de-
feating the seceeders.
Arizona adVices of October 9th,
say that Col. Carter, Secretary of the
Territory, is dead.
Col. Stone, Superintendent of the
Apache Mines, was killed By the
Indians. f0f -
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MARRIED.

SCOTT -SHAKPE. 49, at IndfahapoIia
October 2lst, evening, BY Rev. III. Day DR.
JOHN II. SCOTT, OF Metropolis. Illinois. and
Miss lila "A. SHARPE, or Indianapolis.
The Doctor and his bride passed through
our city yesterday, on their way 70 Me-
tropolis, their future home; and the J0uR-
NAL Omce was favored with a portion OF
the cake which usually contributes to the
3oyousness OF such occasions. May long
ilfe and multiplied Happiness be theirs.
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TIE indictment of Gen. BUrTER :
FIELD and A. r. CoRBTE, the Presi-
dents brother-in-law, by the Grand
Jury of New York. for conspiracy.
gives a new phase to the celebrated
gold corner " of few weeks ago.
That this indictment is founded upon
the testimony of JAY GOULD, who,
with FISK, was the chief man in the
conspiracy. if not its original or, will
materially weaken its force in the
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A CORRESPONDENT of the State
SentineZ complains that the most con-
spieuous seats IN the Academy Of
Music in that city are occupied by
notorious women of the tas--
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Cnhan Items.

HAVANA, Oct. 22.-Small bodies of
rebels have made their appearance
near Trinidad. A skirmish took place
between the insurgents and Spanish
troops in the, Guerra Villas District,
during which six insurgents were
killed. A f
In the Sierra Nevada District a
small engagement took place between
the Spaniards and Oubans, during
which the Cubans lost seven killed.
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WAS not the Fifteenth Amendment
submitted to the voters of Ohio and
Pennsylvania, and did they not endorse
it? We have seen but few express
sions Of opinion on this point by
Democratic contemporaries. Why do
they remain silent? Speak out.
brethren. speaking may relieve you.
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The Pittsburg Gazette has returned
to the old fashioned folio form, aban-
doning the quarto. Nearly all the
papers which three or four years ago
assumed the quarto shape. have re-
sumed the folio, which is certainly
much more convenient, all interests
considered. for a daily.
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ElectIOn of 0. s. senator from fem

NASHVILLE, October 22.-The op-
position concentrated on Henry
Cooper to- day, and he was elected
Senator on the first ballot-Cooper
IS. j ohnson 81 Cooper is q gentle
man Of fne ability, and has been a
consistent Union man all the time.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.-The dele
gates to the Conductors Convention
at Columbus. Ohio, arrived here this
evening, by special train, and to-
night attended the performance at the
Opera House.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

I
LONDON, October PA large
meeting Of the clergy was held q
Dublin yesterday, Archbishop French
presiding. 1t was decided BY a large
majority, that the laity have the right
to decide upon matters of doctrine
and discipline. e -faa
LONDON, October .22.-The Stand
ard, referring to the action of the u.
s. in preventing the departure of the
filibustering expeditions for Cuba,
argues that however excellent the
conduct of the Americans may be in
OBTAINING the Hornet, it cannot be an
example of the future, still less a
cause of reproaeh of the past. The
whole basis On which the case of the
Alabama rests, is that she was not
such q vessel as the Hornet, and We
could not have proceeded against
| her as the Americans have against
the e'94' FRANCE. yss4l.A.
PARIS. October 22-It isasserted
that number of deputies propose to
introduce a law at the next session Of
the Corps Legislatif, to annul the de-
cree Of 1852 confscating the property
OI the OEACA46 G11GEA&@
The Patrie reports that the ultra
Radicals are visiting the workshops
and urging the men to take part in
the demonstration of the 26th inst.
The Fftsse says. the revolutionary
committee Of Paris have warned the
workiugnen in the provinces that on
the 18th inst, there will be a general
uprising in the city if the Radical
Journals donet approve the proposed
demonstration. gz-s s srrf,--r 80 + s .-a-a-~
It's rnmorad that Lendree Rollin,
Felix Piatt, Victor Hugo, Louis
Blanc and the extreme Radicals will
come forward as candidates for the
Cores Legislatif, in the supplementary
elections soon to be held in Paris. -
A duel was fought to-day between
the Count de Raumont and the Duke
de Fitzjames. The latter was danger
ously wounded. ass aazss8
--s~r~rrr.fs .s-r-r SPAIN. -g-v.t.,-.
MADRID. October 22.-The indica-
tions now are that the Duke Mont
pensier will be the successful candi-
date for the throne of SpaIn,ar s.csy
is generally tranquil. Senior Ozense,
bu0 4SSpuDAACdH AOaAO1 III G4C AUELcS4
has been arrested.
MADRID, October p. The press
strongly urge the immediate election
of a King, and suggest the elevation
of Espartes to the throne for life and
the designation of the Duke Genoa,
as his successor.
In the Cortes the question of order
ing an election for Deputies to supply
the places of those who Joined the
insurgents. is now under considera-
ton. p
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, October 22.-The
Empress Eugenie arrived last even
ing. vw-4.ss s--s-..s-.. 9
= AUSTRIA. 81
TRIESTE, October % The insur-
reetion at Callaro, in DaImatia, has
been suppressed, but not without
bloodshed. A conflict took place on
the arrival Of the trnons. The insnr-
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EAsTPoRT, Me-, October 2z. The
shock of an earthquake was sslL Sere
at 8 o'clock this morning. 1t was the
most severe ever felt 10 this vicinity.
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FALMOUTH, October 22.-The ship
Althone. from New York to Ant
werp, was abandoned at sea. All
hands were saved, and landed here
to day. l
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DAHY JOURNAL


TIE Explorer is the name of new
monthly just started at Indianapolis
in the interests Of laboring men.
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LEXINGTON, Va, October 22.-The
citizens of Rockbridge County have
voted $400, 900 as a county subsorip-
ton to the Valley Railroad.
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PLYMOUTH, Oct. 22.-The steam
ship Hammonia, from New York
arrived to-day. Il.
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New ADVRRTISEMENTS.
G. w. sHAEKLIE.
Law and Estate Office.

with wM. II. WALKER,j
C0RNEH MAIN AND THaRn mra
Valuable City and Suburban Properfv !.
Farm Lands In Indiana. fIIinn9a ar4 go
tueEy Tor sale or exchange fcrg3 d6rn
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r.. J. REITz. OF Reitz a Haney.
GEORGE III. START, OF EatFd n Start
EDWARs q. mURHAY, formerly OF Marine
Ways, Paducah, Ky.
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a TEARTTC BEwrNa mAUmHNr

"A NNfMMWNI WNsNH NWWH W MHI#H n -
E CDMPAM ~ - We sell our machine.
With table and trendle complete ta HatH
machine. for SIS. which wiz stitch. hem.
fell, tuck, cord, braid quilt, and embrofdFF
as perfectly as any $500 machine. WnFa
Tamted for I've year, Every third stitch
car be cut and viii not rip. NfhHrnI fu=
ducement8 offered ~ general and local
agents Also, q q peIfect Hand HI06hlng.
AS above, for $40 Feiier, tucker. and
corder attached 70 either. a8. agents arr
ga0kfng $40 % 500 per daV. Sample mas
chine with tulI inntrucIDna) sent tu auW
address COD. Address ATLANTIC 8EWfea
MACIfLHE COMPANY, no. 81 Hunnio atrret
Rochester, New YoHW.
10. q. MARsHALL, President.
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Wtth Iron Frame, oUerSffaate Hraaa aaH
Agf0ge Bftdee.
MELODEONs AND CABINET oRahNa
PIANOS, MELoDE0Ra. AMu 0HuAna ~ faFtaes
GEeatiB Reduced f0f Cdsh Nwn vs0rfHva
Elhnoaf b1f8 aud upward New Cabinet
Organs, G1b and upward ensomd+ hand Au-
Mtrnm@mtH $40 and Upward. M0ufHfW Hua
stalimgmta received. Wmrnr0uua. Mo. asf
broadway, New HoFE
HORACE WATHHa.
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MATN STREET EXCHANGI

DB- Meals served up in the best STYLE
mt ali times. Best OF wines, LIQUORS. and
cigars constantly on hand. aug27tf
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First Snow Of the Season
at Chicago.
News by Atlantio oable.

Exciting Times in Rich
mond, Va.
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EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, October 22.-The
Empress Eugenie arrived last even
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A book entitled "Plain Talk with prac+
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MA@UnK & WHTTOM,
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I re CHUhGHWHN.
PHs PaPsT sE9a Rih qRs ssa Largest &ssy asT *
tue Protestant Episcopal Church. Sent
free for one mouth for examination, and
Nl January 4 lbfQs 20 new muhHcribars Tor
that year. Hd "a year tn ndWnHees M H.
nEKEEn WATER WHEELS. over
4 5000 iu operation Audress the mnuH-
factureni, SULLIVAN MACmGaW eos. Gimrc+
mont NJ. ~. Tor reduced price ll8t
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TRIESTE, October % The insur-
reetion at Callaro, in Dalmatia, has.
been suppressed, but not without
bloodshed. A conflict took place on.
the arrival of the troops. The insur-
gents made a desperate resistance,
but were totally defeated. Order Is
now completely restored.
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once on the whole Of the unfinished por-
zion of the railroad, which lies between
Maccn and MilledgeviIle.
Freights and passage on the Union
Pacific Railroad VIII by the policy of the
Company, be kept as sueh rates as 20 dis
courage the old fashion OF movement by
wagon trains but not much lower. Yet
the wagon trains still try their fortune on
its route. Alarge wagon train of emf
grants bound to California. lateIyIcamped
near Cheyenne.
The Augusta GrOAicie says: Mr..
George II. Hazlehurst, President of the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad Compa-
ny, was IN the city Yesterday. He in
formed MS that on next Saturday. the Sd
of this month, the link OF his railway,
which connects one ofthe termini. Bruins
wick, with the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
and the city Of Savannah, VIII be COM
pleted. This connection Viii be made -
a station on the latter road known as No.
6. From other sources we learn that on
the day this connection is made a special
train of ears will be run through from
Brunswick To Savannah BY MAJ. Orme,
the energetic manager OF IA brunswick
division OF the railway. About the 9TH OF
the month We learn that Col. Sereven, the
President of the Atlantic and Gulf Rail-
way. will place a regular train on the
route between Brunswick and Savannah,
and operate the same until the whole road
is completed through to Macon.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Words Of Weight for Wives aad Mothers.
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BITTERS over all other tonlcs and correct
ives, as a remedy for dyspepsia, b~iliousneSS,
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is not so generally known that the lngredI-
ents Of this famous lnyigorant and Alternative
/ exercise q powerful and most beneficial in
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manhood. and extending over "a period Of
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and certainty relieved by the operation o.
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Of the complaints ommOn 10 both sexes. for
which il is recommended as q specific. Tho
attention Of mothers is invited 70 its bal
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tional ~irreguIarity and irritation, which.
when neglected or maltreated, destroy the
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valids. There is 40 need for the powerful
and dangerous drugs too often reSorted 10 in
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fering would be spared TO the sex, il they
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A portion of the iron for the Denver
Pacific Railroad has already resched Chey-
enne.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, Sacramento to Ogden, 743 miles,
is earning $500, 900 per month, coin, being
at the rate of SS,O75 per mile per year.
The Costa Rica Congress has con-
irmed the contract with an American
company for building a railroad from
Billon, or the Atlantic, TO the gulf of To-
zeka, on the Pacific coast.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company has appointed j. n. MeCullough.
Esq, general manager of all its interests
acquired under lease Of the Pittsburg. Ft.
Wayne ana Chicago road.
1t is officially stated that the Union
Pacific Railroad Company has not deposi-
ted its first mortgage bonds as. security for
the completion of the road. What Of II?
The road Is complete. The Union Pacific
Central did deposit them; iait any better
road?
G, f. Lewis, Esq, ticket agent OF
the South Carolina Railroad at augusta,
Ga. WAS married in Nashville on Tuesday
last to Miss Sonora Adams, Of he latter
city. The wedding was 9 brilliant affair
and M. Lewis has won q prize ia the lot
terry Of hfe.
The Macon and Augusta Railroad il
to be urged forward TO completion imme
diately. A large force of laborers ha
been secured and win be put 10 work .
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There is a good inquiry for Zoos in small

There is a good inquiry for Zoos in small
packages at zoe.
Transactions in FEED were light to-day /;
50 sacks Corn sold at size, and other
smaIIlots at o3Gac on 1evee. Held at e7e
@S1 in store. Oats are frmer; held at 80
6s5c from store, as to amount. Bran is
dull; SD askedin store. Hay, s24G2J per
ton.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green &c; salt 20; Dry Salt, lie;
Dry Flint, 2Oc.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at ! SO to
81 50 per barrel. Cticas 81 %. Cement , 70
to 81.
The stock If SUGARS and MaLAs-
sEs is fully equal TO the demand
and prices are steady. We quote
Louisiana yellow Sugars IL to l5c; New
Orleans Y. c. I51l to Ice; New Orleans W.
c. 1917 to I7e: soft white 1917 to lie; hard
white l. to l72te. Molasses range from
20 to soc, as 10 quality.
PoULTRY is in fair demand. Young
Chickens So to So 80; old So to s. 50.
There IS a fair butchers demand for
LIVE SroeK and bpeyes range IRON az to
Sc as TO quality.
In SAT- there is no change. Large
dairy Jseven hushel barrels 81 SO;
small dairy five busheI barrels) - 50;
large common (seyen bushel bbls.) So 80
to 3 20; small common g bushel bbls.)
81 90 to . -.
There is a fair demand for TOBACCO,
and prices are steady.
WHEAT is in demand al the mills ut
81 10 to 81 20 per bushel, as to quality.
The WHISKY market is duh. High
wines Gle. Proof Whisky 90 to sl2j
Common G5 TO SN.. Imitation Bourbon
9NtO ! ~.