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r4E NAsH1NaroN coRNEr BAND.
Correspondence Relative to the money
Sont from charleston to Replace tho
Broken Instrunents.


Broken Instrunents.
Subioined is the correspondence OF Captain
McNelty, of the steamer Dictator, General Il.
q. Anderson, Chief of the Savannah Police,
and of j. ]. Millen, leader Of the band, relative
to the money sent by the citizens OF Charles
ton to assist in replacing the damaged instru-
ments of the Washington Cornet Band. Tho
The Savannah News from which We take the
correspc ndence. says that the manly response
OF Leader Mlllen, in behalf of his band,
breathes the right sprit. We commend his
example to those Of his race in Charleston,
who, under the malignant influences Of un.
pripcipIed demagogIes, outraged law and
order, and brought disgrace upon themselves:
CHARLESTON, S. O., July ~, 1869.
General X. II. Anderson, Savannah:
DEAR SIR-Iu behalf Of portion of the
merchants and citizans Of Charleston, have
the pleasure to hand YOU herein one hundred
and sixty dollars, which have this dry col
lected. to assist IN replacing the lnstruments
OF the Washington Cornet Band brok n aud
injured during tie riot On the Citadel Green,
In this city on the evening OF the 26'h instant,
and beg that you Will hand 1t over to the pro
per persons. think do not err in saying
that no community Can regret more than ours
tho dsgraceiul scenes that took place on the
occasion alluded TO- AMI that / can safely say
that, should ut any time the Base Ball" or
apy otuer clubs of onr sister city visit Charles
ton, the citizens will protect them, without AID
Of police or military.
Very respectfully, your obed'G serv't,
VIM. +. MCNELIY,
Steamer Dictator.
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SAVANNAH. July %, 1869.

SAVANNAH. July %, 1869.
Wn. T. McNety, Esq. Cdrtain Steamer Die
tdt0r:
DEAR S1R-Your note OF the 18th, enclosing
$3.50 has been received and delivered to the
leader Of the-"Wsshlpgton Cornet Band" who
will, ON behalf Of his comrades, express their
Acknowledgements. AS chairman OF meeting
Of the excursionists, held on board the mick
King" it gives me great pleasure to testify to
You how thoroughly we appreciate the fee'iogs
which dictated this generous and substantial
expression on the part OF our Charleston
friends. Hapything could be added to render
more complete their generous bounty and
whoie-souled hospItalitY it is this act, which has
assuredly sealed lasting feeling of sympathy
and friendship between the two cities.
While we OF Savannah have the good for
tune to live under . city government which
amply protects the interests and the lives OF
al our citizens, white and co!ored, and re-
ceives the support OF both, we would not for
get to express the wish that the colored people
OF Charleston may have their eyes as efec-
tuslly opened to their true interests, and be-
come, like those Of our own fair city, peace
able, hw-abidlng citizens, respected and en-
couraged BY the entire community. In con.
clusion, allow me to tender our sincere thanks
to you for your individual participation IN the
matter. as well as for your conspicuous and
energetic assistance 10 US during the late at
tack upon portion Of our band.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
B. q. ANDERSON, Chairman.
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ERG,S UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
- HEALING SALvE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY has EFFECTED
innumerabe cures. and has gained tor Its great
reputation. The dlscoverer Of this Salve mas app
itwith eminent success in thousands OF cases dur
Ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, IN manv cases considered mortal.
Mr.. E. BERG is the 30 possessor OF the valuable
secret of makre this alive; from Ills experience in
using it in Europe and The success attending Its aT
picaiion there he has been Induced to introd9ce It
into the Uuited states II nEIItVES PAIN!
1ho.e Who have Wounds, Bruises Cuts OF all
fiuds, OF Srres, Felons. Scratches Musqulto Bites
FrosI Bitten Joints, sore LIS Chbni I. Ch'drrn's
Scorbutic complaints on Head and Fa"e are speedily
cured It has proved 4 great advantage to ladies'
and is peculiarly adspted for gathered breasts. sore
legs, &c.. through confinement, and other causes
Il. acts like magic in removing Boils Pmples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has bcc2 successfully
used for CORDS Bupio Is and Sore hroat, oy Apply
ing external y every tvehi before going to bed.
For sale by al druggists Price Csc. Soc, and 81
pcr Jar Office n :. 260 B very. N. J: None genuine
unless counters,gned T. BERG's UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN ntALING SALYE, No 26O Eowerv. New
ynrL stuth ly July3
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A MEETING OF TIE Town COUNCIL OF MouL-
TRIEvnlE was held on Sullivan's Island Thurs-
day last, at which were present In!endant
John N. Touhey; Wardens James F. Slat-
terry, D. Sinclair. B. A. Muckenfuss. and Asher
D. Cohen.
Wardeus D. Sinclair and A. D. Cohen were
sworn into Office.
The petitions OF Joseph Huett & Co. and
John Murphy, praying modification of their
license as liquor dealers, were presented to
Council, aud the prayer Of petitioners granted.
His Honor, the Intendant, stated tr at in &C
cordance with the instructions given him at
the last meeting Of Council, he had, by notice
in the public prints, called upon the owners Of
lots to fence in their lots, and that some had
complied and others had not.
On motion OF Warden Cohen, it was
Resolued, That the surveyor be requested.
at the earliest moment, to furnish Council, Is
FAR as he can. with the names OF such persons
who occupied lots prior to the war, as we'll as
those who have located lots since, and that the
clerk address o communication to each OF the
former, requesting information whether they
claim to be the owners Of su III lots. Or whether
they have relinquished ali idea OF occupancy.
On motion Of Warden Muckenfuss, 1t was
Resoloed, That all applications for unoccu-
pied lots shall be made to his Honor. the ID-
endant, or to the Council, and that the clerk
enter the same according to priority, aud that
to establish system y survey is deemed q
prerequisite, and must be made by the sur
veyor of the island.
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3aH SyLLIvAN's ISLAND HoTKh.-THE NEWS
short time since stated that Intendant Tou-
hey had started stock company whose object
is to build q hotel on Sullvan's Island. We
learn from Mr.. Touhey that $4,000 worth Of
stock hssbeen subscribed.
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MILLS Housr.-We learn that on yesterday,
Alderman T. ]. Mackey, who is representing
Messrs. Parker & Brother. The renters Of the
hotel took possession Of the Mills House.
Work will be commenced without delay, and
the house opened about the middle of October.
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: Horu ARRIVALS, JULY 80.-Paulion Hotel.
"A. 8. aibbes, City; B. Ahern, South Carolina;
A. Porter, Kingstree; e. Malloy, Barnwell; c.
d. Huse, England.
Charleston Hotel-John D. Zanoga, VIM.
German, D. Callahan, City; B. B. McCreery,
Columbia; F. W. Mills, W. F. Britton, New
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TEE LATE Testimony against the par
ties charged with being engaged in the late
ri55t ID stiil being taken before Magistrate De
Large, colored. We learn that there are sew
eral negroes now at home, in bed, suffering
with wounds received during the riot from the
clubs Of the policemen.
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MERoANr1IE PRuTMa.-An kinds Of mer-
camille printing such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bin heads, statements, &C.. for count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and ct the lowest rates for
cash, at Tm NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 1as East
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fine arts.
CULDRING.
q O O D S

PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly Blled by leaving tbem at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
gwen as to the style Of coloring pieferred
July 20 3mos+
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INDIGNANT are the little dirty tsterdemallons,
generally known as chimney-sweeps, Giving in
the upper part Of the city, at the election OF
-colored chimney contractor. They propose to
sstrike," saying that il they can't "wuk for .
white gemmau" they won't work Tor anybody.
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TIE NKws IN TIE CouNTRY.-Readers Of
TIE News going to the country can receive
their fsvonte paper by mail, daily. At seventy
five cents month. by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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BOLD BuRalAR1.-On Thursday night last
the residmoe OF Mr.. T. A. Whitney, on aads-
den-street, was burglsriousIy entered, and a
quantity Of clothing stolen. The burglar
climbed up the pillars Of the porch and en-
tered the chamber where Mr. and Mrs. Whit
ney were sleeping and stole their clothing.
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BUSINESS OFFICES.

FANCY PERcALE SHRrs.-A new supply Of
the we'll fitting fancy Percale Shirts, in assorted
patterns, has arrived per steamer Manhattan,
at scott's Shirt Emporium, Meeting street, op-
posite the Market Hall, and offered for sale
for cash at New York prices.
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The Doc THAT BIT A WoMAN.-TRH NEWS
yesterday mentioned that dog belonging to
Mr.. Connor had bitten q woman named Char
lotte Washington. Charlotte had warrant
issued against MIR. Conuor, charging him with
maintaining ferocious dog. Yesterday the
case was called before Justice Morrison. Mr..
Moroso. counsel for MIR. Connor, proved that
there was no law to prevent man from keep
ing ferocous dog; but it provided that man
should be punished for letting bis ferocious
dog 60 at large. The warrant was then drop
ped and suit for damages commenced.
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CRUMBS. "A colored woman with babe in
her arms applied to the detectives, yesterday,
to have her daughter, twelve years Of age, who
had run away, brought back to her. On being
asked what she intended doing with her, she
replied that she only wanted the girl to know
that she was the mother.
Orders for DR.. F. P. Porcher's volume OF
"Resources of Southern Fields and Forests, !"
should be sent to the author, Charleston, land
not to Messrs. Walker, Evans h Cogswell,) }
when the work will be forwarded, post paid,
upon the receipt Of the price, s. 80. Library
style 81 50. Sold also by booksellers generally.
Amos Williams, negro, was arrested by OHi-
GERS Qninu and Coates for stealing five dollars
from his mistress, and when arrested confessed
the crime. He was sentenced to fifteen days
Imprisonment by the Mayor.
A white policeman was yesterday dismissed
the force for drunkenness.
Two white policemen, Democrat and a Re-
publican, had fight yesterday afternoon,
during which the Republican was pretty well
bruised.
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TIE DUSTY AND weary TRAVELLER will find
excellent bath rooms at the American House,
Boston. Airy rooms, billiard balls, vertical
railway, cafe, reading room and superior
cuisine, render this favorite house with ira
yellers.
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A Co.n1nErr.-The New York Express.
Cincinnati EoquiEer. Buffllo Courier, Louisvi le
CourierJournal. Atlanta Constitution, and
other journals, have all republished the 1900
ty.gfaphs, which appeared in the June num-
her Of the Nineteenth Century. The August
number will be unusually interesting IN TO
nance, history, reminiscence and travel. VIM.
Gi16aors Slmms. Ex-Governor Perry, DR.. +.
peyre Porcher and G. Herbert Sass, Esq, are
among the contributors.
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TIE MARnzzRs CHu1cH.-There viii be ser
vices in the Mariners Church, Church-street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at haltpast ten O'Clock in
the morning.
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STEALING MosEY FROM A ALErrER.--Yesterday
afternoon two colored women went to the de-
tectiye Office and one Of them told the chief
that her husband had gone from the city to
work and wrote to her frequently, addressing
her letters to the care Of auother woman. Thai
the ssid woman had generally brought her let
4ers regularly. but last week only handed her
one ahen it was known she had received two.
The one she received stated that her husband
had sent he. forty dollars in another letter,
sent by the sam maiI; and she therefore sup
posed that the woman had the letter with the
money. Officer Nipson was sent to look into
the matter. and soon found the bits OF the
uissing letter IN the woman's house. BE then
commenced q search for the m ney. which he
also found, aud then the womln confessed that
she had stolen it.
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BASE BAL1--At 3 meeting Of the Frsnklin
Base Ball Club, held on the eveninsiof the 10Th
instant, the following officers we're elected to
serve for the ensuing term: John E. Borns,
president; James e. Corbett, vice-president;
John F. Corbett, secretary and treasurer;
Danl. Flynn, captain. Directors-R. Ntzpst-
rick, ]. Buckner and B. Woodsides.
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THE Psokr1o WOMAN. We mentioned, 8
day or two ago, that coiored woman had CIV
en- birth to four children. Since then large
number Of colored people have called upon
her and gazed and Razed at the crowd on the
bed, one woman aud four fine boys. While
this affair may be considered BY some unlueky
for the woman yet in one way it has been for
tunate for her. as nearly every one OF the
sight-seers have given hes money-she alto
pether receiving about two hundred dollars.
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RxrlaIous.-Rev. Bishop Wightmsn viii
preach in the spring-street Methodist Church
tomorrow afternoon.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Typographical Union, at Q p. Il.
Homestead Building and Loan Associati on,
at P. n.
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SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER,

As an advertising medium. offers facilities to Mer-
chants, Dru Rists, Machinisis, &C., OF extending
their business, unsurpassed By any Southern
Weekly.
It's circulation Is fast becoming general Real
Estate agents. and parties interested in the purchase
or sale Of real estate will find 1t to their advantage
TO consult its columns and advertise therein. as we
are efecting arrangements by which our paper will
circulate largely among Northern capitalists.
Information tending to the development OF our
mineral, manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive oil climate. soil, &c.-sohcited and thank
fully received from any section
Terms cash, $S year; copy gratis to any one
sending six subscribers; club of ten, 81 80 each.
Bates Of advertising hoeral. Address
W. j. MoKEKRALL,
July 16 Marion,. Q.
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The CoNsT1TUT1oNALrrY OF TIE HOMESTEAD
Laval the present term Of the Court oil
Common Please, Equity side) for Oconee,
Judge Jas. L. Orr has pronounced decision
affirming the oonstitutionality OF the Home
stead law. After an elaborate review Of the
reasons which Influenced his opinion, the
Judge concludes
Therefore adjudge that the Constitution and
laws Of this State, securing homestead to
each head Of family, whether the debt or
lien existed at the date OF the adoption Of
the constitution or has been subsequently
created, is DO violation Of the Constitution oi
the United States.
II had grave doubts on the question,
should feel It my duty to solve them by pro-
nouncing the Constitution and laws Of the
State no violation Of the Constitution Of the
United States. When the Circuit aud Supreme
Court Judges of State decide State law un-
Court Of the United States and the citizen is
thereby denied the privilege Of vindicating the
constitutionality Of the State enactment before
that august tribunal.
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THE Writ OF HABEAs CORPUS should be
suspended in the case Of little negro boy
named Bob Lloyd, who is = notorious thief,
and whenever arrested and confined for an Of
fence manages to escape punishment by writ
OF ha6eas corpus or some other maDeuUe of
the law. Day before yesterday he stole a
watch from jeHeller on King street aud ran
off. He was hotly pursued by the jeweller and
dropped the watch, which was recovered. Bob
was subsequently arrested by policeman,
and on yesterday was arraigned before the
Mayor. The jeweller not appearing, the Mayor
dismissed Bob, who, with joyful face, moved
rapidly from the police barracks. Officer Mp
son, who was near by, and having little claim
on Bob's time, arrested him. Bob pleaded
great innocence for awhile, bat finally ac-
kpowledged that he had taken the watch. He
also confessed to having perpetrated other
robberies. He will 90 to Jail.
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= 1uAuLksroH AGnlcuLTu uKAl

WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
hrRIrIL URAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDE-
SEEDS dc.
ElLERBE'S rRANSPLANTER FOR SALE.
oEU. l.. PINGREE.
Nc. 40 Meeung-street, Charleston.
,,,-cb q. 8ulo
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nlan.atioa uittfrs.

3plan.atioa yitters.
A GLORIOUS CHAN
THAT ANY srck MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of fifty years 90 must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to hI.
The lancet calomel cantharidies and drastic pur-
gatives we're then the order Of the day. The ply
sician played into the hands of the apohecary and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning,
noon and night with prostating medicines. We
i've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in Its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIos
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these allies of Nature,
In its battles with sickness, is
1PLAsTATIOH BITTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and debilitated. As cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stonschIcs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject 1t Is
superseding every other shmulsnt and nervine.
~. mo-,
,,a, l., .vo-v .nec,es ~ disorder which Nm.
a.rr,,nes the bodilv atrenoth s.d breaks down the
.,,,,., on,r,ts whsreyer II IA introduced 1t be-
.,,.. standard article. medicinal staple. Drug.
o,... o,,bouob their nrot upon 1t is small, And 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody will
accent substitute. It is to-day the most popular
madeleine in the civilized world. Extensively as 1t
J.. .;.., 10 hs., al avsrt,senn,nt is the beneficial
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RIA SIS w o II X.
STEAM GAUGES, GoNGs, GAUGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GAUGES, GLASS GAUGE TUBES
MERCURY GAUGES, Low WATER DEfEC-
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON, BSRKLEY & CO.,
Northeas. Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1
REIT1Se sEhT1Se'
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM Betting. 2, 8. 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACK-
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
15O DOZEN TOLLMAN's BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, INCH TO II INCH d.
AMETER
soAPsTONE PACKING, INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER :
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1
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rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14s East Bay.
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Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Anv article desired, not In Stock, will be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
Jrrea DAG tuths 3mo
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NOS! PIANO
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Range OF thermometer at tho New
once.
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Sold by al Druggists.
December 7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

Emperor. In tie course of his
speech, Napoleon said: | am anxious
to affirm my entire and complete
deVotedness, not only to the En-.
peror, but also to his son. Loud
applause. / understand better
than any one that my interest, as
well as my affections, are indissolubly
bound up in the Empire. Hear
hear!! L believe the CO. existence
of the Empire with liberty to be
perfectly possible, and those men who
think that it is not, are themselves as
irreconcilable as they maintain these
two words to be. Liberty may be for
a time eclipsed, but it is
beacon towards which all civilized
nations are tending, and France has
right to count herself among the mum
Der. Those men who look upon the
present reforms as contrary to the
of the Empire, are enemies
of the Government Those who con-
slider them as an experiment only, are
equally dangerous. l would have
the empire Of personal authority
burn IFS vessels aud abandon all
ideas of receding. The art of govern
ing Is to give way to just aspirations,
and not to resist, when all around
US IN industry and science is ad-
yancing. Would you have political
institutions to remain stationary?
Progress Is as necessary in the latter
as 10 the former, and onward march
belongs to the imperial traditions.
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AYOndaIe DIsaster-Jury,s YerdIet.

AV0ndaIe Disaster Jury's Verdict.
PLYMOUTH. Penn Sept. 14-Mid-
night.-The Jury has returned the
following verdict: That the said
Palmer, Steele, and others, came to
their deaths In the Avondale mines;
that the cause Of their death was the
exhaustion Of atmospheric air, or a
prevalence Of sulphuric and carbonic
acid gasses in the said Avondale
mines, caused by the burning Of the
lead house and breaker at said mine,
on the 9th day of September, thereby
destroying the air courses leading
from the mine through the shaft;
that the fro originated from the fur
mace from the mines, taking effect
from the wooden bracket Ia the up
cast air course, leading from the bot
tom Of the shaft to the lead house.
The jury regard the present system
of mining in large number OF. mines,
now working BY shaft, as insecure
and unsafe TO the miners. and would
strongly recommend Ia all cases,
when practicable, two places for IN
gress and egress, and a more perfect
thereby rendering greater
security to the life of the miners un-
der any similar accident.