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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Grost Intiuoemonts,


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tweon this time and tho first Of January, We
offer tho following loading agricultural pa,
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Nowberry Herald, at 81. ...--.... ..
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trated, and Herald at $3.50.
Tho American Stock Journal, and tho
Herald at SO 25.
Any Of those first class papers can be had
now at exceedingly low rates by subscribing
bcfOro January. -.
Arrangements having been made with tho
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pishor Of these papors to now subscribers to
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MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Recent Deaths.

we regret to announce tho death of Our
young fel|ow-citizcn Capt. Thomas w. Garv
which took place on tho 2lst nit. Captain
Gary commanded Company II. of tho Sd s. G.
Regiment during tho lato war, and was AZ
gallant aud brave soldier no over ,,n.heathcd
a sword Ills surviving comrades, to whom
ho was endcnrcd, as we'll hfs relatives and
many friends, deeply dcploro his early do,
p"ttoro rom tho scenes Of life. ITo had just
ontorcu his 3.stycar. Peace to his ashes.
Dr. W. b. McKollar,. departed this traust.
tory Ilto on tho Goth ult.. agod SO years. Ie
was Tor many years distinguished mombor
OF tho dental profession. IIe was impuisfvo
III his nature, and strong in his affections
and warm hearted and pure In his frfondshin
mus has passed away one Of our most use.
full cjtfzons.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Legislative Opening, :

/ On Tuesday last, the General Assembly
commenced its sessions, in tho Senate by
prayer from tho Rev. Adams, colored,
and no moro, and in the House BY ano
thor prayer from tho Same s60rco. fol.
lowed by a loud blast from speaker Mo:
scs. The opportunity was too favorable
to % lost, and he played ALPHABETICALLY
and appropriately on harp Of ono string
and that was Moses. "Oh could wo
but climb whero Moses stood" and
havo viowcd the upturncd faces of his do.
lighted auditory-but for a moment.
however. Ono Of his flights, and the
most interesting point in his blow, we
tako from the Nows' correspondents nc.
count -.
"After admitting tho solfevidcnt fact.
that the Legislature was utterly ,desti.
tuto Of political wisdom, learning and
sogacity, ho mognanimousIy attributed
to Providence tho legislative triumphs
which had been achieved. Ie pointed
out what he considered had been tho
wondrous advancement of tho State
since tho day of emancipation, and altor
declaring that history could show no
parallel to the great social and political
revolution which had boon wrought, he
compared tho enfranchiscment of tho
blacks to tho deliverance of the children
OF Israel from Egyptian bondage, mod. |
cstly leaving them to infor who had
really been and who deserved to b. their |
rccogrizcd-Mosos.'
This was followed by puff to Gov.
ernor Scott whom he piously hopes to
succeed in the chief magistrates chair.
But 1t is to be hoped he will not be al.
lowed to ''catch dat squirrel" A full
blood would bc preferable.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Z/E'XcDWS EDMpHXNH
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Dec /, d7-1t.

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
NEWBERRY COUNTY

By John r. Peterson, Probate Judge.
whereas, Eliza X. McKeltaF, hath made
SUIT TO me to grant her Letters OF
A"n,nist'ation, a, OF the Estate and effects Of
W. Is. Mcclellan. deceased. -
These are therefore to cite md admonis,,
all aud singular, the kindred and creditor.
OF the said deceased, to bc and appe r ho.
lore me, in the Court of Probnte to be beli
at Newbcrry Court !fousc, on the l4tb ,,nv
OF December next, after publication hereof
Mt il o'clock in the forenoon. to shew
cause, il any they have, why the suid md.
m'nlstration should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 3Dth day of November.
Anno Domini, 1862.
JOHN r PETERSON, rJSc.
Dec ], d7-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRy co11,,.ry

,n ny John L: Peterson. Probate Judge.
c,o "c,eas' Ihos. Is. Chalmers and L. +.
I",.oo u", ',n.n s MADE suit to me to grant them
effects of Thos G. Soan, deceased "'' "''''
These are therefore to citc md "a,,.i
az ana singular, tho kindred and crod;tnn.
OF the aaid deceased, to be and annoor rs
'orS me, in The Court of Probate. to he ,,.,Ia
nj Newbcrry Conrt House, on Tho Iot,, ID" d."
o! december next, after publication Lcrc"i
~ II o'clock in the forenoon. to eho,,
cansc, u my they havo, why the said od.
m'nlstratIon III should not bo granted 'iG Giycn W."
"naer my hand this Goth day of Noycmhcr
Anno Domini, 1859. .'o:'"'o'''
Dec !, 47-2t - " ~ "
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Tno American Sunday School Worker:

"o hnvo rsoolved the prospectus of MONTH,
journal to be published at ST. Louis. December
ist, DyJ' W. MoIntyre, No. 4, South Filth Street
nhder supervision offs committee, representing
tho Evangelical denominations. Its sphere 4
tho promotion ofthc religions education of tho
young In tho Family, Sanctuary, Sabbath and
Day SCHOOL, Asylums, Co., in all sections and
denominations alike.
twill have lesson system with expos tory
notes. illustrations, Co., with much othcr msttor
ready prepared for tho usc Of teachers, parents
and others.
iho Editorial Committee consists Of LEADING
ministers fdffercnt denominations. The pub
'isher' would no doubt, gladly answer all inoui-
rics. H
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Three Days' Notice

Is all Il. II. Marshall requires to fl, NJ
most any order, wholesale or retail fn,
weddings or parties. Try him and see II !,
inc variety and CHEAPNEss Of his bin don,
surprise you. VII ao''
Fresh Fish, Charleston and Norfo|k
oysters, Tuesday, Thursday and saturdoy
ALSO shrimp during the week.
oranges, Bananas and Coco,nu,s hv
express just arrived. "''' "
TEN DIFFERENT KINDS Of crockoro
bakery. '"'' 'e'' The
New R"isns, Now Figs Gin baskets md
ooScs) New Currants, Fresh Candies Froo,,
spices Of all kinds, beautiful lot Of rronS1'
Candies, in fact, ' wv u H'e'ch
Christmas Is just dawning at
Doo ,,, l.. Il. MARSHALLs.
T.. S:-Burglars, Thieves and Ro,hor,
arc invited TO inspect l.. r. Marshall,
'arge and choice stuck, Bur nY D.v '"n
sor ~ NIGHT, when mono will bo nroson, ""t
- receive them except his dog.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Tho Goyernorfa Messa1e.

The Governor In his message congratulntes tht
Legislative body upon Its occupancy Of the new
hall, &c. lIe Is opposed to granting State aid te
the construction of railroads.
The enrolment Of tho militia Is flzzie The
distribution of arms to the militia has been in,
pedcd by tho Federal authorItics-thank tho
Lord. hut thoy aro now ready for distribution
Tho Governor has something to say about IN,
ries-much. great deal that's not pertlnen,
but impertincnt. He does howovor, say somt
things which nro good; and we agreo with him
That the present evils demand prompt and EN-,
cient remedy, whioh will plnoe tho Jury box
above the influence of politics, and flll 1t with
our best and most intelligent citizens, whose
reputation places thon above roproach md
above suspicion.
Wo feel bound to concur with tho Governor
III nearly NIL ofhis remarks In reference to Mag
istrates and their jurisdiction. They should have
final Jurisdiction ofall minor offences and the
large expense of our over crowded jails would
thereby be much diminished and the great press
ofbuslness In the sessiono courts reduced. But
II suoh jurisdlotfon should be con nferred there
must be more competent men appointed than
heretofore.
There should be fair and reasonable fee bill
established. The Gov. invelgho against the car
rying of concealed weapons.
Tho Census is incomplete.
The Governor has to say concerning the agri-.
culture ofthe State, much Of which Is good.
The lovers Of flsh will be glad to learn that
Gov. SCOTT recommends the cultivation and tho
preservation Of the flsherfcs Of the State. both
oonst and riverside
The apprentice system is justly commended.
Tho Governor discovers that SeYerus was a
oolorod man. II ono ia born IN stable does that
make him hor6ei Ttuo, seveIus hr,t did see
the light Ia Africa, but NO submit that ho was
not Of 4 frloan parentago.
we refer to synopsis In another column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
CABINET MAKING. REpArR1So Fro

CABINET MAKING, REPAIRING, ETo.-
Martin Harris begs to announce to his
friends and tho public generally, thu,
no Is now fully supplied with material,
and prepared to make or mend anything
and everything ovor thought Of or put
together'in the Cabinet making limo, In
an expeditions and workmanlike man.
ner' All twistings and turnings Of
whatever kind possible for ornamental.
ton, upon tho lathe, will be executed,
and at reasonable rates. IIe is agent
Tor tho sale Of chairs, bureaus, bedsteads,
&C., Of which latter, bcdsteads, no has a
large and beautiful supp1y-many of his
own mako-and invites an inspection.
lie PARTIcULAR.-Whon It Is considered
that wo 1.-Two In times fraught with OWL, and
that 1t Is impossible to toll what day may
bring forth 1T becomes every citizen to be ycry
cafeful, and to guard not only against causes
OF otfenso against tho high powers that be.
but to avoid tho Indulgence of iokos which
however fnnocont. might prceipitato whole
community In alarm. On Friday last wo
were thrown into cold persplratton on SEQ
Ing t"o hard looking cases with Immense
stoYc pipe hats which covorcd not only the
tops OF their heads. but reached down TO
their cars, standing each on opposite corners,
1t was just after car time, too. This made tho
matter worse and produced much alarm. An
extra force ofdotcctfves, no doubt; two pct
lambs. What did they want, who were they
aftor' where from and where going, what
next and how, in the twinkling of an eyo,
aashed athwart our vision. Wo halted. copt-
'atcd' advanced, stopped, looked, and think
ing that the dovil Is not always as black as ho
8 painred, VIC determined to approach closer,
'etting on the weather gauge our astonish-
mons WAS not creator than our rolief to find
nat tho supposed great bugbears wcno M
moro than John Tho matchmaker, and ,yacl<
no dry goods man, on a little bust or jolIio
alton, on tho strength Of tho remark Of tho
own easter In Columbia day or two nro-
ious on looking at the transformat,no rc-
AIRS going on In the Senate chamber, "that
MS lis here hall would just be ready In timo for
nc spirit Of these young gentlemen, but bee
hen lor mercy to be a littlo moro particular
future, IN which wish our worthy exp. AT.
orvcntly joins. Az
+. S. II these bloods have tho ecasb to cut
ansh, aid tho hat Is the means through
ccasfon they may safely aud without fear Of
onsequenccs, mount one Of those beautiful
ncdlum sized silk stovo pipes, from the lead
rs or INT Fashions, MossrsL Wheeler,
nd tho other nice young man who stays in
nc same cstaollshment, each of whom arc
ovcred in elegant style, with ono of tho samo
luch to our envy. Oh that our means wouid
Omit otso charming an extraYagancn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
COM M ERCIAL.

Newberry. S. c., Nov. 8o.-Cotton IN moderate
demand at % q 223. " -Ao"''"'o
&C Columbia, S. G November 2s.-sales of cot
New York. November 2OET + -ro,,o,
INACTIVE aud 4c. lower, with sales of I5,D baiea'
at 70; Gold Q! osed weak. at 22.
baltimore, November 20.-COtton frm. nj 24}
FLOUR flrmor-lIoward street supcrflne rs.
charleston, November 2J.-Cotton opened
hrner, put closed easier, with sales Of 45O bales
-middliHgs "a 24t receipts 1901. @'
Augusta, November 20 Sales Of co,to, +o- dow
middlings. '''''"s 20 ior
Liverpool, November 2e-Evon,nu -co,to,
q hMrmanoGp'ands M l15 AHA; Orleans Il i2>z Gales
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
TO RENT.

l will rent to the highest bidder at the
late residence Of o. A. Rutherford. dcc'1
on SATURDAY, the | lltii duy of DECEM'
b;k next, for the year 1870, all the lands
belonging TO snid deceased, consisting Of
about eleven hundred acres.
The l"nds will be divided in two or moro
suitable tructs.
Notes with at least two approved surelics
will be required.
CYRILLA RUTHERFORD.
Dcc'1 47- 2t Adm,~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY

ny John I. Peterson, Probate judge.
whereas Thos. Y. Wicker hath 9nodo
SUIT TO me to grant him Letters of
administration, Of the Estate and effects n
Nancy Cromcr deceased. ~
Thcse are therefore to cite and a,]mon;sb
all and singular, the kiured md crcdi,ors
OF lhe said deceased, TO he and appear he.
ioFc me, IN tho Conrt of Probate TO be hoIl
AZ Ncwbcrry Court House, on the 7tb dov
OF December next, after publication hcraof
Nt / O'Clock in tho forenoon. to shew
cause, lfany they have, why the snid mi.
m'n'stration should not be granted. Given
anoer my hand this 2ad day OF Noyomber'
Ammo Domini, 1860. ''''o''
John Il. Peterson, p. J. N. G,
Dec. 47 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

Tho labor convention recently held IN Co.
lumbia was harrangued by speakers in ali
kinds Of Wild, utopian, agrarlan, communls.
tic styles. n#2.
Heavy gales recently, from Maine to Colo.
RADIO. Immense damngo dono to property.
Congress win DO potItloned TO recognize tho
Independence Of Cuba. ~: -:
4 man now lives, aged 100 years. ="
The completion Of tho Suez Canal Is sad
to bo q success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
School Notice.

Mss FURMAN will, on the first Monday -
IN Jannary next; open school. for riris
IN the school-room in rear Of the Bon,ia,
Cn@ren. Terms $2.oO to $500 per month.
music Lessons will he given IN the after.
Dec !, 47-5t* "''''"'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Administrators A Final
Notice.

ALL persons having demands against
the estates Of Charles +. Sigh and William
5. Cannon, deceased, are required to rcn-
der them in to the undersigned, properiy
attestcd, on or before the first day of Jan.
uary next, ns a final settlement viii be made
on that day on said estates, and ali persons
ihueotcd to said estates arc requested to
make payment before that time.
Dec !, 47-3t.*
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
w. Jennings Demorest.

Sncc,mo, o.,,. 93S Broadway, NY.
free on receipt of ten cents. "'"'eo
New subscribers sending In bcroa.o .,,,, e..
OF january next will receive tho Novcmh,.r
and December numbers free.
Dec ii 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
SHOES and BOOTS

so1,o Mo are now opening up n very n,co os.
sorted stock OF Ladies', Misses md T Ch;, H.
Gon,s G,v"s Sn,oSs' also, Boots ond Shoes for
low prfocs by 'o''' o'ocK ut
Nov 24, 46--tf '''hi'n'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Matthias At. Wicker VS., J. A. Kiblor. IN Eou,.

,, pursuant to a decretal order In tf,o obovo
stated 81, case, Nil selIat Nowbcrry Gil an
INC ley Monday in December noxt. Tho foi'
lowing tracts Of land. w: Ono tract snn
a.cros, moro Or less, bounded nv lanJa of
A9ram moore, J. s. nirgo, deoj., and In,
no. and 4. One othor tract 1854 acres
moro NOR, or less, bounded by estate 'of Iev;
Waeelcr, Lots No. 8, q and !, Abram Moore
ana Lot No B, situate on Curj CreaL o"ji
waters OF Bro,h River Terms CssS,S
TsM PAYslNGER, $. y. g.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
NEWBERRY:
wednesday Morning, Decb'r. 1, 1869
Look for It.

LOOK for tho x mark. and mako noto. -
II you received that grcon paper notice
last week, do not forgot to call and settle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

---->----> . NED &-----
Tho Legislature assembled Tuesday
| last.
Speaker Moss made long address
to his discip iplcs, .r..,
Reporters of tho prcss aro assigned
seats on tho for.
Notice was lven OF bills 10 alter and
amend tho chaEcr Of the town of Wal.
terboro, and t repeal an Act entitled
can Act to anlorize additional aid 10
tho Blue Ride Railroad Company in
South Carolins to regulate sale of cot.
ton to repeal ownship law; to amend
tho Circuit ca TT act, and to amend tho
License law; provide medical atten.
dance for the oor in each County in
this State; to snthorizo tho issuing of
$4,000, 900 Of tate bonds, by the STATE.
to 10 applied ! tho purchasing of lands
in this State f homcstcads for the poor
and laboring hsses in this State: to
amend an A entitled "An Act 10
amend an Acto defino tho duties and
jurisdiction oEounty Commissioners :"
to prevent tho,arrying Of first cousins
to authorize tR Legislature to purchase
tho lot on Mo&g street, known os The
Clubhouse, I'D United States Court.
house; 10 cd blish a system Of free |
common schod; to incorporate tho AZ |
rican Mothod Episcopal Church in in
this State; to Etcnd tho Jurisdiction of
the Court Of rebate; to create tho
County Of Coawhatchio bills proyi.
ding for an elqon, defining tho powers
ofjustices Of b peace and regulating
the practice their courts was most.
poned to ohge tho county sept Of
Barnwoll; to gulate tho divorce al;.
mony and the1stody of children. wero
read. Tho n9code Of Practice was rc.
ported and rfrcd to tho judiciary
Committee. ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

DEMocRATIo MEMBERs Tho new Dem.
ocratio members Of the Legislature aro :
James II. Hogood, Pickons; James G.
Beatty, Horny and Mr.. Cothran, Abbo.
vile. The frst two have boen admitted
to their seats in the House. The credcn.
tials Of Senator. Cothran were rcferr cd to
tho Committee on Elections.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

WATCH AND P4AY.-"Tho Litery Sioty''
lS now In full blast. Question for next
week :-"lf a man builds corn-crib docs that
give him the privilege to crib corn2"
Dir. l.. II. Marshalps stock Of varieties for
this season and the approaching HOLIDAYS ia
"ell calculated to attract attention. His ,un-
ply Is almost unlimited. Tho reader Is nd
v1aed to look at his advertisement and wo
are sure that tho noxt thing dono will bo n
call on him Mt his store.
DIoKsoN's COMPOUND, of which an ad-
Vort1scment appears In this weeks Issue. Is
chcapcr to the farmer than cotton seed Il
bcing estimated that 90 bushels of cotton secd
VIII cost as much as $50 lbs. of Dlckson's
compound and consequently that amount of
compound Is worth more than 100 lbs. of ,ho
seed.
Attention is directed to the notice Of
Board Of Trustees, Female Academy. in
which it is announced that tho reculor
annual election for Principal of tho School
will take place on the 10th inst. The
Newoerry Female Academy commands
splendid patronage and affords lucro.
tive situation. .",
DON'T DEsrA1R.-As proof of what can
DO accomplished by patient, persoyorIpp de.
tefmined, industry, our young men ara
cltcd to an illustration given by tho Do,ro,t |
irco Ircss, which paper speaking Of n coeo
!" point says; "Twenty years ago this man
WASH worth cent. To-day hc oyyna hona
cart and docs hauling at thirty cents nor
load WHO pcF
AsorHER WARN1Na.-Marricdp pcople cop.
not 20 too careful in avoiding causes of ~
'ncc. lr'tes light air aro now dcemed
'""'c'oht 10 DaSc action upon. Read on and
~ c"reI"l: 81. Louis has q divorce casc n
'hich the husband claims q scparotion ,n
'"nso tho cat was allowed to cat hie s,nno. {
md tho wife because tho husband t,rnoi ~,
'ack to her. Ills
o.n "ANTER.-Old hunters and scientiac
"'c"'ators predict that VIC aro to hovo vor,,
,'eio weather. These predictions are fonnd.
. upon inc observation, experience md stndv h
years. In Wow of this. ]ittle cb;Idron;, =.
othors and fathers and others bavinn ~" II
N"eso OF hndfng wood to keep their re-. CT
'o"sioli''es warm had best lay III their eun. a,
'cs IN time. Wood cutters and sollers oro :"
laoSty oesought not to put tho prlce anv
gher paw ""y
the store Of Mr.. WRIGHT
o1onday, just after tho arrival of tho nm O.
,in' ana while many persons were passing ct
'no s'reets. a. T. Kettle, lately from Rail-, II,
oro' suddenly foil forward and striking Ma 3,
80 against tho sharp corner of a cook stovo
.o'ved serious and wo fear fatal injuries. -
Is duo to Mr.. Wright to say that bo made
0ry enoft 70 arrest the fall, and It may be a
'Iso'a''oh .,' 70 othor members Of tho family 8.
u'o Unfortunate Victim TO know that near e. e.
a''vo happened to DO in Tho store nt tho e
no ofthc accident. <'1'!| " ''''
~ /5E
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Teachers Notice

bcn ~ "a meet meeting Of tho Board of Trusteos
eo resolved, So., That iho regular annual o,cct,or
.1 .1r Irlncipal Of tho Female HcaGemv' Snr
cember next. VI VIZ Ao'h OF De-
tbo esscs acsiring the sitation can address
8. p. BOOZER.
Dec. / Al Ct. "a 'ie7tccs'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

The circulating" notes or Tho BANK
oF,NEWBERRY, SO. CA, viii bo redeem.
aa e,a,i in United States Currency on presen,a.
Now,o,,, g r D. D. BOYD, Pres't.
Dec I, 47-ltH -''''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01

THE LIfrth C6RtonAL. -Chrlstmas and
New fcar's day are coming. and If you want
coRSrs sresa sSsG'Ies Of n S W aG Lite it
l9sting pleasure, either for boy or girl.
Tho December Number, which Is received, is
decidedly interesting, Subscribe ut onco by
sending to Alfred l.. Sewe(l & Co., Chicago,
~, 81. splendid LIST Of premiums aro Of.
ferca.