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River DISADVANTAGES.

CINcINNATI, Aug. 19.-Port List
Arrived, Camelia, from Pittsburg.
Departed, Fanny Brandcis, for Cairo
Business improving. River falling
slowly, but not affecting the Shoal at
Burlington and Rising Sun.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 19.-Port List
Lorena and two barges, to Pittsburg
Robert Burns, from Memphis; Cham
pion, from st. Louis. River falling.
with 2 feet six inches in the canal, l
foot 6 inches on the falls, and six
inches over the rocks. Weather
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 10. = Weather
continues dry and hot. Mercury at
noon to- day SO; at II last night 81.
MEMPHIS, August 19.-The river
below here is in a bad condition.
The Bee and barges and Ike Ham
mitt, with two monitors, are aground
at the mouth of st. Francis River,
eighty miles below. The Legal Ten
der is aground at the foot Of 81. The
Commonwealth passed up, the Belle
St. Louis left for st. Louis.
CAIRO, August 19.-Emma No. 3.
NEW Ot4CAA6 ~ OAnGAAnoAAs 4 A. 1t
Belle Memphis, Memphis to st. Louis.
An; Alpha, Passport packet, 4;
Sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis,
z; Great Republic, Cairo to New Or
leans, noon; Mohawk, Cairo to St.
Louis, P. NJ; Tom Rees, ST.. Louis
to Cincinnati, 7. The river has fallen
5 inches. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter 90'.
ST.. LOUIS, August 19.-Arrived-
Rubicon, Vicksburg; Schuyler, Peo
ria; Altoona, Cincinnati; Florence,
Illinois River; Mountaineer, Kansas
City; Belle Memphis, Memphis; Phil.
Sheridan, Keokuk; St. Luke, Mis-
souri, River. eparted-Schuvler
Peoria; Harry Johnson, Keokuk;
Phil. Sheridan, st. Paul; Marble CITY.
Vicksburg; Lizzie Gill, New Orleans;
A. NJ. Shreve. Omaha; Tom Morgan,
Viola Belle, Glasgow.
River falling with q to feet to Cairo
and fair stage Of water to all points
north. Weather clear and very warm.
Mercury at P NJ, So
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PERSONAL. - General James G..
Veatch is now among the visitors at
French Lick Springs, and we are
gratifed to hear that he is rapidly
recovering from his recent severe at
tack Of rheumatism.
General Boyle, President of the
E.. Fl. & N. Railroad, was in the city
yesterday in consultation with num-
Der of the citizens, and looking after
the interests Of his road. He ex-
presses great confidence in his ability
to effect arrangements which will re-
suit in the early completion of this
important enterprise.
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WANTED.
To County Agricultural SO-
ciefkes.

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing ali classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or cOIored inks, at short notiee.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our facill-
ties cannot be surpassed. Callupon US, or
send for estimates. arz14 e 1850
EyU A NTEWTT.T IA T0TJRNAT. 70.
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+ SALOON KEEPERS MEETING We
are informed that meeting Of the
saloon keepers of this city viii be held
at the National Hall this evening, in
order to take some action in regard to
the enforcement of the law in regard
to selling liquor on Sunday. we un-
derstand that they propose. if the
Sunday law is enforced in regard to
selling liquor, that they will insist
that livery stables be closed. and all
other descriptions of business brought
to a full stop on that day, even going
so far, perhaps. as to insist that the
street cars shall not be allowed to run
on the Sabbath day. We do not
know the exact object of the meeting
to night, but are Informed that it is
for the purpose above stated.
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LOCAL NOTICES

OFF FOR THE EAsT.-Mr. a. Mar
CONNER left yesterday for New York
for the purpose Of bringing the largest
stock and latest styles Of Hats, Caps,
and Ladies and Gentlemen's Furs
ever brought to this city. Having
made arrangements with an expert
enced furrier. he will be prepared to
change the styles and repair ladies
furs at short notice and reasonable
figures. Remember the place, sign Of
the Big Bear, 80 Main Street.
auO19-1W
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Hem nrIaans Mnrket-

By reiegraph.l NEW oaLEAEs. Aug 10.
COTroE-sales Of II bales; quotations
nominal.
FLouR-Firm; supernne IS IS; Xxx GO so;
XXX SO GO.
OATs-6l@G28.
BRAN-el 90.
HAY-S1S.
PORK-Duli; held at So 80.
BACoN-Eupply light: shoulders lie. rib
sides 1870; clear rib zoe; hams 23a2jkc.
LARD-tirm; supply light; tierces 2G1lc;
key 22a2}c.
BUGAR-Unch nged.
MOLAGsEs Dull aud unchanged.
COFFEE-Dul and UNCHANGED.
WHIsKY-sl l59I ~.
GoLD-I82Z
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PAINFUL RUMoR.-A rumor was
current on the street yesterday eve
ming to the effect that Mr.. Davidson
foreman of the Bodian coal mines
had mysteriously disappeared. We
traced the rumor up, and found that
the last heard Of Mr.. Davidson was
on "Wednesday night, he having been
seen at saloon opposite the Marine
Hospital about ten o'clock that night
and no one has anyid as 10 What
has become Of him. Mr.. Davidson !,
represented to US as being a man O.
temperate habits, and perfectly relia.
bic In every way
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MANHOOD

a MEDICAL ESSAY ON the CAII4Enrd
CURE OF rHHhfATCHE DECLfHE lu MhH.fhe
Treatment Of Nervous and Physical Dn8fis
ity, dc.
~ here Is NO member az 55ciftl On uh8m
Hils DOgk ioiU NOT BE- found tts.fH. g0hftAfI
such per8On hollis me fci0tl0H ~ p0yent
pTcceDtOF, O. CkcF0VInOu" - Medical Time.
anu Gazetfe.
sent by mail On receipt of 60 CENTS AI.
dress the author, DH. ~. DE F. CURTIS,
~ Street. WaEhiuRfou, D. A..
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80 Cable.l LONDON, a uRust 10.
Consols fer money %: Account, 031z: Dos
CTS, So; 0ks old, 815k; 7's $40: IO-4gs
7i5I 62.s az FrauKfOrt quiet aud steady
A. So; Erie, l912; /. q. 9lH. The bullion IA
the Bank OF England Increased EZ58,O00.
The rate Of discount IS reduced 20 -.
PARIS Aug. lg.--B 5urse hrrn: Reutes 7sf
% confines. Bullion in the Bank Of
FIR nee has increased IL 300, COO francs.
LIvEEPooL, Aug. l9.-Cotton Is active:
middling uplauds l3% Orleans IL; sales OF
10000 bales, including 1900 on speculation
and export; California white wbeaf M IA
and red Western los: flour 2Js Oh corn 3ls
ID oats - bd peas 43s: pork l03s Cd beef
BUS lard los Cd cheese G2s; be con CTS %.
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ZION DIstrlbntion
BY Iho MoIFop9IItaa GIfl 3D..
Cash Gifts 10 Amount Of 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRlWsAPHIEE.

8 Cash Gifs. each 5000
20 F1o
80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos. each Eolto
Is Eisegant Rosewood Meiodeons each 75
30 Sewing Machines each ESQ 10 a55
500 Gold Watches, each B55 TO 900.
az cash Cifts, each q 0ll
so " ig3
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware. &c., yaiued at
l000,00O.
A chance TO draw any OF The above PIl1 b
Tor - cents. Tickets describing FHleH Hfo
receipt OF 25c. 6cniea Ifckct ia drawn
without choice ana sent by mail % auy
sdfaEess. Ine prize named upon u WIZ ~
delivered 20 the tlekel-hOlder on payment
OF one D0ttQr. Prizes arc immedinialF
sent TO any address Dy express OF return
You win know what your Prizo Is before
you pay FOR IT, AnB fJLe efnNa9." ~
0HO-hff N same pafHe. 10 hiiHAH plt
patrons can depend on fair deallngs
REFERnNcEs.- - We select tue foIlgWlHg
from many who baVe lately drawn NntI-
able Puzra and Kindly, pefmltied ua ~
$1,000; Mis- tlara Z. W9lhcf hAisi more
Piano. G800f James d. AnliHJWa5 Helrultl
Miss Agnes simmons Chare.ton. Plano,
5000. We publish no names without pef-
OrINIoNs or THE pRHa.-"Tbe firm b.
reliable, and q serve their luceess.'
weekly Tribune. May D. eve know
Them 70 De ialr-dealihg nrm --I ~. -
$50 prize, which was promptly received"
-tDaily News, June 3.
send for circular Liberal inducements
TO A gents. Satisfaction guaranteed FNeiA
package or sealed envelopes eoutalus OaE
CASH GIFT. Six tickets for tif W. fur g1f
- for s.; no for si5. All letters should ha
HARPER. WILSON 81 CO.,
l73 Broadway Now ADth.
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For Rent.

yrHE THREE STORY BRICK
building occupied by 1. q u. Hermann
No &C Main Street, Is Tor rent. Apply at
40 ,7ff TAII CITY papers please copy
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aeW Eorh Dry Goods MARKER.

By Teiegraph.I NEW YORK, August 10.
DRY 8OODs-The market is moderately
active, especially for bulky goods. Owing
to the low rates Of feight, prices ruis
steady. The 1hOTndyke Teas are 15e.
lower, and sell 90 l1c. Stewart a. Co nave
reduced Arnold'B Prints Zoe; pIfee, lie.
They also keep selling AmOsKeag 81 . retail
az l0ci Garner & Co.'s, Zoe; Lowell Wam-
6uttas 5ci but theEe figures are no or teriOn
for case rates. IS. y Chittenden a. Co. are
selling AmosEeag, B. Gamers, at l2I<c;
Lowell ~ lie: " msufta, 9c: and ths y
nave sold few Gloucester at I21<c, DC or
on three days. In ether makes there n 40
particular change 10 notice.
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acu fork cold ana BlocE garAft.

~ 1elegraph.I NEW YORK, August 10.
MoNEY-Easy and steady al sol per cent.
on call loans.
demonstrating lower and dull at
iOj1zNlU95@.
gold Lower opening at 1921: advanc-
Ing 10 lt84, ana closing az l3ZISal33. Car
ryiug rates are 5g6 per cent. Clearances
siC6O0O,00J. Exports $1,000.
OOYERNMEhTs-Actl and finn. Ihe
Government bought f863 SO 90 rates tquai
to l2OZ for new bonds. COupons OF %
l2llsglZi12i do. '62, IZ25EMl2@; DO '0af 10
@lZl9s; do. 'G5. l1I0l2i59: do. new l2l1sg
PIC; do. ~, 1205s9l2C5li do. o5, llj549
l201; l0-40s, li4gliI14
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- At CLOUD. An 3 Co.'s, iugt
A Good Opportunity.

The Smithland Property Sale,
which comprises eighty lots, will az
ford a good chance to working men to
invest in a few lots at low figure.
which will be sure to pay well. This
property is at the upper end now of
Fulton Avenue, and on the north side
of the creek. These lots are not
owned by men who are wealthy. and
who only sell on speculation, but the
owner will sell positively, without any
limit to price-without protection or
reserve. Sale to commence Saturday,
August 21st, at the Court House, at
2 o'clock. There is a strong proba-
bility of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about a half
mile beyond. Already a donotion of
Five Thousand Dollars is ready to in
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who have small sums of
money. Terms easy.
aug16 1w T. NJ. ELLIOT,
AuetiOncer.
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AoCIDENT.-We learn that little
girl, a daughter of G. 0. Davis, we
believe, yesterday evening got one
ankle badly cut by running against
very sharp scythe blade. We could
not learn any further particulars.
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SALE OF LoTs-phe sale Of the
lots at Smithlaud, in the vicinity Of
the Franklin Street Bridge, will take
place at the Court House to- morrow,
at two O'clock Pm.
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Railroad Assessment.

At a meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the e.. G. & p. Railroad
Company, On Wednesday evening,
August 18th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment Of eight
ger cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
Of which shall be payable on the 18th
of Septem Der next, and four per cent.
on the 18th of October, the same to
be used in making surveys of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. T. WELBORN,
aug12 teeptl5 Secretary.
Apply " Barrett's - directions on
wrapper.
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ANorHER.-Ye Yesterday was another
very warm day. and the demand for
cooling beverages is supposed to have
been quite heavy. The great wish of
the people is for cool weather.
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UNPRECEDENTED. = The rush of
people to Parkhill's Gallery to see
those beautiful Cabinet Portraits, ex-
ecuted by Charles Fitch. is almost
unprecedented, but if the present
rooms are not large enough to accom-
modate the crowd, Parkhill will prob
ably charter the Opera House.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
~ STREET PHOPEhTY-Thn splendid
property known aa tho Egler property
s tuated on tie west corner OF Nam aud
street and 10 feet on Sixth street. Said
is offered for sale 40 low nsuIra
on easy Terms Apply 10
j. H.. ELLlDlT q BON,
Real Estate ArfutH
Corner Locust aud Third Streets.
foi6 dtf
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CRY CoUNcIL.-The City Council
will meet ct nine o'clock this morn
ing, and will be in session during the
day as Board of Equalization. The
meeting to-day is specially to hear
and determine the complaints of tax
payers, and all who have any griev-
anees to lay before the Board, are re-
quested to appear before the Council
to-day.
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CITY N e w S

BUsrNEss,-Matters in business cir
eles were rather animated yesterday,
considering the dull season and the
great heat.
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THE SPRINGs.--We understand
that the well known chemist, DR.. j.
u. Rodgers, is now at French Lick
Springs, engaged in Analysing the
waters of the different springs. As a
matter OF interest to many of our
readers who have visited them, we
hope TO be able to publish the result
of his Investigations.
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FINGERS Cur OFF.-George Bray,
employed at the saw mill of Altering
& Brommelhaus, yesterday got two
fingers of the left hand cut of, by
something falling upon them. DR..
Walker dressed the mangled hand.
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Thrown Our OF A BUGGY.-About
half past nine o'clock last night an
accident occurred to Mr.. James Cald-
well, in which ne made a very narrow
escape. He had been out buggy
riding, accompanied by young lady,
and had just taken the lady home,
and, driving down Third Street, stop
ped in front of DR.. Johnson's office.
In starting again, he attempted to
turn the horse, but pulled him around
too short, which resulted in his being
thrown out Of the buggy. He was
either run over by the buggy wheel
or trampled on by the horse, but
which of the two We could not ascer-
tain. Mr.. Caldwell was injured on
the head ard back, and was taken to
his home, on First Street, between
Cherry and Oak, in an insensible
condition, although in short time
he revived somewhat. He is not
supposed to be dangerously hurt, but
his escape is wonderful.
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News DEPoT.-Scott's News Depot
was in receipt of Godeys Lady's
Book for September, on Wednesday,
but we omitted to notice the receipt
of copy. We are pleased to ac
knowledge our obligations for repeat
ed faYors.
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@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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By telegraph NASHVILLE. Aug. ~.
WHHAT-Red. ST. l0f am Der. 81 IlMI aJ.
white. 81 25ml 90.
OAT8-5Oc.
CORN-9 10.
RYE-91c.
BARLEY--Gi TO-
BACOH-5ides l9c, shoulders Zoe, and hams
I81Ic.
LARD-2I5[o.
FLOUR-28 90 for hes brands
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Memphis MarRer.

~ Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. Augu Ig
COTToN-L0W middf Eng Bic: receipts Z
bales; exports l8 bales.
COHN-b2iZc
OAT1--6JM5Tc
WHEAT-el 10mI 9J
CORN MEAI,-fresh q 2J.IrlIu drIoT efH5.
BRAN-flG O0tI7 O0.
HAY-8lS 0B0lU OO.
FLOUR UNCHANGED
BACON-Firm sides Doc. ghonIdera fgf<e
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MUss-We learn that fight oc-
currred at Hofs bar-room, on the
corner Of Sixth aud Oak Streets, yes
terday evening, in which no particu-
lar damage was done to the combat
ants. We did not learn any names.
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Cor Our OF THE Lock. UP.-Edwin
Mills, confined in the lookup. got out
oa Wednesday night, by digging a
hole through the wall in the second
story. He had only been put in the
day previous. He was not caught
yesterday. The upper part of the
lookup needs to be made stronger,
similar to the lower story. for at
present it is no particular trouble for
the occupants to escape, if they feel
so disposed. While the prison is
comparatively empty is the time to
repair it.
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VELocIPEDECLUB.-We learn that a
movement is on foot among a number
of our young men, to form Veloci-
pede Club, as soon as the weather
moderates little We believe the
object is to procure suitable room
where the byeicle riders can practice
all the latest and most fanciful evolu-
tions. It is also proposed to secure
the services of a good Surgeon. 1t is
expected that. during the Winter, the
velooipede mania will become as great
as last season.
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E1~ Few who have ever tried the
American House, Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other.
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aa= Eminent New York and Phila-
deIphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisouoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised in tn is issue
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"a Real .Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHFs'
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Ia Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at I. q. ID. HETMAN's.
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LONGwoRTH TRACT. - Mr.. VIM.
Capelle has been appointed the agent
for the Loneworth Tract. by Messrs.
Elsas and Heiblebach, and we learn
Surveyor Jas. d. Saunders will sur
vey the ground and make pla,s of the
same next week.
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BASE BALL.-The Union Base Ball
Club will play a game this afternoon,
at the grounds Of the Evansville Club.
An express wagon will take players
from the Adams Express Office at q
o'clock, and the game will be called
at three o'clock precisely. We learn
that it is probable that the Unions
will play the Southern Club, of New
Orleans. who are expected down from
Cincinnati about next Wednesday or
Thursday The members of the
Union Club propose at once to enter
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OPPOSED TO IMPRovING.-We learn
that Willard Carpenter objects to put
ting down brick sidewalks on Main
Street. between Ninth and Eleventh,
and understand that he will file re-
mopstrance at the next Council meet
ing. A good pavement is badly need
ed at the place named, but We believe
Mr.. Carpenter objects on the groun d
that he expects to plat the ground in
that vicinity this Fall, and thinks the
present pavement will do very well.
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E, G. & P RR- We learn that
prepar&tio have been made by sew
eral engineers to survey the routes
for the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah
Railroad, and the surveys viii be
made In September.
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LTPPTNCJrr & BLATrEwrfIt We nave
no trouble with your snWa. thrv ddult
need TO be lined up with Bnuert lgr
put them on the MEudrei aud they ru
right along.
Temper perfectly Uniform. aud quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully,
CIAB. y. EOK.
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RESULT OF a SPREE. = We learn
from a gentlemen from Boonville,
that man named Levi Christmas got
on a spree, and got into a fight at
Lynnville. Christmas went home after
the fuss, and while still in state of
intoxication, endeavored to show his
wife how he had been fighting, and
in " striking out" he ran one arm
through a pane of glass, lacerating
the limb in a most terrible manner.
All this occurred on Saturday. The
wounds in the mans arm mortified,
and on Wednesday it became neces-
sary for it to be amputated, and three
physicians were sent for, and the arm
was cut off. This is terrible end to
a drunken spree.
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SENT TO THE PocR HoUsE.-John
Taylor, an old citizen Of this place.
ship carpenter by profession, we
believe, and who was at one time very
well off, was Yesterday sent to The
Poor House, he having nothing left
to live upon. He has been sick for
some time, and he was sent to the
Poor Farm for treatment Mr.. Tay-
lor's case is a SD one.