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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
second Senatorial Di.,.ic,.

The official majorities in the Second
Senatorial District are as follows: For
BROWN, Republican, Marshall %, Mari
on 233. Total 32s. For MORRIS, Dem
ocrat, wetzel 267. Browns majority
in the District 81. The Democrats OF
Marshall have done nobly. Our friends
in Marion and Wetzel have the satisfac.
tion of knowing that Mr.. BROWN repre-
.ents them in the Senate by their own
permission. As the political situation
of the Senate is likely to be one in which
one vote may turn the scale, rhere /.
reason for deep modification at the ap'
athy which has secured the defeat Of
Mr.. MORRIS. But as language can't dc
Justice to the subject, further discussion
Of it may as well be suspended.
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Tue,dny's Elections.

New York is Democratic, though not
by anything like the majority We were
led to expect. The vote throughout
the State was light. At this writing
the Legislature is claimed to be some
what in doubt, but from what we
gather We incline to tae opinion That
the Republicans will have one branch,
if not both.
New Jersey elects "a Legislature, Dem
ocratic in both branches. Maryland
has also gone Democratic, but by what
majority later adyices must determine.
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Massachu-
setts are Republican by reduced major
tiles. Illinois elects majority OF Re
publicans to her State Convention,
which means the disappearance OF the
word "white" from the Constitution of
that State.
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ku IkIux.

Radical ,uruals in the North have
eHhnmed tie old cry of "Ku Klux" out.
rage, in order to withdraw attention
from the murderOus doings of the Loyal
Leaguers in North Carolina, the Presi-
dent of which association is Governor
HOLDEN. The blood shed by HoLDEN's
followers cannot be covered by such a
thin veil of hypocIitical pretense.
1t is to be noticed also that HOLDEN
has declared four counties in North Car
olina to be in state Of insurrection
and has ordered out the negro militia to
plumber and murder the people into a
condition of loyalty" and peace. The
Wilmington Daily Journal announces
that for months series of outrages,
consisting Of mnrders, arsoBs, robbery,
barn-burniug aud larceny have been
committed by members Sf the Loyal
League in those counties named by Gov
eruor HOLDEN. The murder of Colonel
NETHgRCUTT, while surrounded by his
family at evening prayers, and the burn
ing of his dwelling, his wife and child
Ten deprived by the act of husband and
father, and made homeless; the murder
Of the FosCUE family, including father,
mother and child; the burning of
barns; the highway robberies the nu-
merous thefts committed entirely by
members of secret, oath bound orgsni-
zatiou, under control of strangers and
Vagabonds, left by desertions from, and
the debris OF, the disbanding Federal
armies, are all traced directly to the
agency of the Loyal League. These
acts of rapine and murder were report
ed to Governor HOLDEN, and the par
ties implicated pointed out. Appeals
to that func tiouary were neglected for
a long time, and when noticed the Gov
ernOr sees nothing to condemn in the
barn burners, but finds fault only with
those who punished them. He prefers
no charges against the vicious ravisher,
and expresses no sympathy for the in
Docent victim of his wicked lust, bat
threatens only the defenders of female
innocence and helplessuess. Why this
criminal negligence on the part of Gov
ernor HoLDEN' Answer. He is Presi-
dent of the Loyal League, and bound
10 stand by and defend the members OF
mat Infamous organization. The oath
which binds him to that gang of cut
throats and ravishers of wives and
daughters j. more binding in the esti-
nation of Governor HoLDEy than his
obligations a. Chief Magistrate of the
State. He forgets he is a. white man
entrusted with the interests of wbita
men in Christian land, aud calls or
armed negroes to murder those who ors
protecting their lives and pronartu -
which are threatened by the memhsr.
OF an osth-bound society. Such is tbs
position of Governor HOLDEN. Its bS
no means an enviable one.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

VvEIs GEw AND COXMoDIOUs HOUSE,
i located corner Of Broadway and f1d street,
possesses advantages ever al other houses for
the accommodation Of IA gussts- II wa built
eIprsssly for nrsteiAss Family Boarding
Hoase-tbs rooms being large aad en- su.t,
heated By steam With hot and cold water. and
furnished second % none; Will. the culinary
department. - IL the mOss experienced h.nds
AfOrdinE guests unsqu2led table
One Of AtSOOds Patent Elevators Is also
among the 'mOderu improvements and At The
ssrvios Of guests St al hour.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass
the door every four nina:s =, running from the
City ball 70 Central Park, while the slTih and
Seventh Avenue Lines are bat short DOCK on
either s-Gs, Afording ample facilities Tor eom.
Landings. places OF AmuAenent and Business
MORE RoLLEY,
nrllsn Pnoprssor-
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Gold clns;d IL New York y.sterda,
al III.
GALWAY, Hunter u Co., New York
who suspt tnded during the gold panic
have adjusted al! acconutsau resumed
business.
Mr. Hemau, of New Haven, for many
vars presiding elder in the New York
Tast conference of thSsads, hodist Epis,
conal Church, died Tuesday, in the SOth
year of his age.
4 single fare arrangement has been
made with the railroads leading to
louisville, for conveying delegates to
the reunion of the Army of the Tennes-
see.
q, the 2Oth ult. the mail coach from
Tnrsop. Arizona, while OIL the way to
santa Fe was fired iuto by Indians
when near Nesilia. Fortunately, no
one was injured.
Mexican was muId dered by Two sol
diers belonging to the Thirty eighth
United States colored Infantry, on the
hanks of the Rio Grande, near Fort
Selden, on the 10th nit.
Rocks were opened yesterday in Gin
cipuati for sui scsIption 10 stock IN the
Exchange Binding Association OF that
rIty for The erection OF an edif nee Tor the
Chamber Of Commerce..
Five Lu .dred aud si1ty-oue thousand,
three huhdred AID eighty-e'ght gallons
of whisky have been removed from the
distllleries ia the Second Ohio District
during October, for consumption.
4 large schooner arrived At Corrlne,
UCah, Yesterday, from Stockton, town
ON thc Southern Shore OF the lake,
loaded with lumber, silver ore, &c.
This IS considered the Inauguration OF
navigation on Salt Lake.
Tie American Colonization Society s
skip GolcouGa, left New York on Tues
daI, for Africa, with large cargo. She
FIRST goes to Savannah 10 take OH board
400 colored emigrants from the South
eru States to AilIca.
The Finance COMMITTEES Of the Gin
c.uaati City Council decided Tuesday
might 10 recommend to that body the
Appropriation of al additional ten
Thousand dollars for the further prose-
cutioG Of the survey foC the Southern
railroad
A tie broke ont at ESQ o'clock last
evening III five. story building in Phil
adelphIa. ~ No. IlS North Third street,
occupied by Brice d Co., shoe dealers,
and Her'zherg, Goodman q Co., no.
toms. Turee upper floors were entirely
Quilted, aud the lower floors Hooded
with water.
Under ueW arrangement with the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company, j.
Hughes y Co will commence running
q trI-wsekly line Of fopr-horse coaches
between Denver and Cheyenne, which
will connect with the trains on the Pa
citc railroad. commencing ON the lOth
inst.
By special dispatch from Paris 1t is
intimated as popular impression ac.
cepted in New York that Napoleon will
propose a plan of disarmament in his
speech opening the session of the French
Legislature and that the idea is likely
to become generally 50 induced that
Lord Clarendon conveyed the assurance
of England approval of such course
to his Majesty aid that it will be agree
able 20 Prussia. The leuiency of Napo'
Icons policy in the Government is said
to hr effectively for the embarrassment
Of Prussia. ,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04

A Chicago reporter thus pictures a
marriage there last week by Police JUS
tice Quinn: IAN aged, dccrepit man,
shaking with palsy, and showing his
toothless gums, stepped out as the bride
Crootite I'D blooming rustic damsel of
eighteen took her place quietly as the
bride. Both were fIom Bement, Ogle
county, and gave their names as James
NJ. Laker aud Mary Thomas, the young
lady being the old gentlemans third
wife. As the ancient kissed the bride,
in obedience to the injunction of his
honor, there was general groan of dis
gust"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
Hon. Janl.s Ro,, .Srorder.
CAUTION.

Hoodand 8 German Bittsrs Are oountsrfeitsd.
See that the signature Of e. d JACKSON II
on the wrapper Of each I lbotls. AL others are
counterfeit. PrincipA. lJOtaoe and NEnufSc-
tory At the German Medicine Store Es. 81
Arch Street., Philadelphia, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly c. u. JACKsOE & co.
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A Good Soke.

A correspondent of the Newark Jour
nal, says the Boston T'areller, tells an
anecdote of Conductor Tucker, OF the
b. & NJ. railroad, which is good. A
passenger presented the autograph of
Superintendent Merritt thus: pass
Mr.. and corpse" The holder and
his living brother were riding on that
pass. He said he took corpse with
him from Boston, and as he had none
to bring back he thought the road
would be quite as willing to carry a
live man, and he took his brother with
him. Tucker said it was all right
such case didn't admit of argument.
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The New York Tribune complains Of
shameless and cunning frauds" in the
election i'll that State on Tuesday. If
they had been shameful and stupid like
the frauds which elected GEARY, we
presume the Tribune would have fosnd
no cause sf complaint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
Hoofands German Tonic,

Has been provided preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restoratives Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by q
spirituous agent, purged Of all dcleterious con-
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in q very low state from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where then nemergensy is not so
pressing the Bitters isOthe specific required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. There is phase of Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases or Physical Prostitution
to which they are not adapted, and in which
singly or combined, they will not effect cure
Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility
and AL the complaints which proceed from
want of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by course Of
this great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
NOVEMBER /, 1869,
Editors of the Register

EoltOrs OF the Register
In this county a very small vote has
been polled, not exceeding 200. We
have a voting population under the Con
stitution of at least 1000. No interest
felt in the election. Carpenter, Rad.
ical, carries the county by about 90 ma
jOrity over Walker, liberal Republican.
Walker, it is thought by some, will carry
Monroe by over 100. | thiuk this
doubtful. GREENBRIER.
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EnJiOT County.

PEUNTYTOwN, ". VA, Nov. 3.
Editors Of the Register:
The following is the official vote of
Taylor county al the recent election
Senatorial District, William B. Zinn,
liberal Republican, 635, William b.
Crane, Republican, SIC; Delegates,
Reuben Davisson, Democrat, 706, Har.
mon Sinsel, Republican, i52; County
Superintendent OF Free Schools, James
L. Vincent, Democrat, 65l, David Pow
ell, Republican, ass. On subscription to
West Virginia Central railway-For
subscription, pol; against subscription,
Az. Respectfully, &c, ).
Grceubrier.
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p RIG 3

HOo3Ard German Bittsrs, Per bottle, ~
EAlf doIen.-.. : 9H
Eoo1And's German Tonic pat Gp z qIAH
bottles, per bottle -
or a half dozen for g. -.
|DO not forget 70 examine well TIE Art
Gle you buv. IL order TO get the genuine
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Hardy, Grnut md PeudIeton
MooRBFIELD, Novembe

MoORBFIELD, November I.
Editors Of the Register
Martin Judy, independent "let up.
Republican, is elected TO the House OF
Delegates from this delegate district,
Grant and Hardy over Babb, Radical
Flick, Radical, is reelected from Pen.
dleton. Pownell, Democrat, is elected
from Hampshire county. The vote In
this section of the State is ssmall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
HOTELS.
MALTBY H0US Sc.
A. II. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT sTREET, BALTIMORE
noT2Ou
EVERETT HOUSE.
North side Of Union Park, ~. n.

DNHIs HOUSE Is KEPT on THE EC
1 r0pean plan; 10 is within three minutes
riSe tby hSrse sarsJ Of tbs New Haven
Railroad Depst, convenient % AL the Dnnc!p
places Of amusement. and f0r Sumner uaFsl4s
riu ba found the coolest Hotel n the
Every room 10 provided With running water.
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The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK FsR EoRB sTEoSGER
DIGSIF1ED TEsTINoEIi
Ron. Geo. ". Woodnard,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvAnia, writes
PHrLADEt PHIA March l6 1857.
GOOD tonic, useful in dis y eases of the digest
i've organs, and Of great beneft in cases Of debl.
ify, and want Of nervous action in the system.
Yor-s truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Hon. james ThompsoH,
Judzo Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April D, 1866.
I oonsider "Hoofand's German Btters" .
vdl,LabS medicine in case Of attacks Of IndiEes-
tiou or Dyspepsia l can certify this from ny
experience Of II.
Yours, viii respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. James Ross SH0trdeH,
Prothonotory Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvznia, writes
PHuLpELPHA. Sept. IL, lsS7.
"Hoohand's German Eittsrs' u very useful
article "a a tonic and a. an appstirer. II i not
an intoxicating drink. and may be used oenen-
ciaIly by persons Of all ages.
Rspsctfully yours,
JAMES ROSS SNOWDES.
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For Sale by all Druggists
and by dealers in Nsdicins' Fvherr.
Tu,Th .SatveoV
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only sonquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occupa.
tions and pursuits snbject them to the depress.
ing effects of close. unwholesome atmosphere,
should take 1t regularly, as protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala-
ria en- penders Inyalids who ara
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04

would-be magician brought grief 10
his audience a few miles from 81. LOUIS
on Thursday night last. A man named
David Paradise, desiring to astonish two
of his friends, bathed his hands in oil
and then applied ssme inf1amnable sub
stance TO them, stole quietly to the room
and commenced the necessary friction,
to show two hands aglow with fire over
the head wherein they-Foster and
Treal-were resting. Unfortunately,
the chemical combination dropped upon
the bed, setting it on fire, and ID at
tempting to smother the flames, MessTs.
Foster and Treal burned their hands
pretty severely. The show was not a
success.
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Wetlel-OmciaI.

State Senator, James D. Morris, Dem
ocrat, AL, j. r. Brown, Republican, 2oi'
House of Delegates, James Guthrie,
Democrat, 364. John McCaskey, Repub-
lican, 279. Superintendent of Public
Schools, William a. Newman, Demo
crat, 365.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
Gilmer County.

LYNCH, Democrat, for the House has
6S majority in Gilmer county. 4 num-
Der of Republicans in Gilmer voted the
Democratic ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
GRANT AND HARDY LIBERAlIzED
TEE DAN Is DAWSsNG
PIEDMONT, w. VA, Nov. 3, 1863

Special TO the Register.
Pownell, Democrat, is elected in Hamp-
shire. Judy, Let up" Republican, beats
Babb, "Bittcr Ender,' in Grant and
Hardy.
Harman, liberal, goes to tho Senate
from the Eleventh District without
Cuposition.
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint except grad.
ual declination of bodily strength and nervous
erergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEVIG0R AS RE-
FRESHING AND EXT HILERATING AS
A POOL IN 1HE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCQRCHED AND EA LNTING TRAVELLER
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TANES, TAXES.

I,HE CITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND
i viii be running on interest at the rate Of
ten per cent. Oh and aftsr the 18th Of November
nexf. JOHN SCARRR0UGH,
o<sle.H City Cslee,oT.
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Magruder and President Lincoln.

At dinner in Bosten the other day
General Magruder related some of his
personal experience, as follows:
81 am now going to give an account,
which can be made public il it may be
considered desirable, and which is the
first time / have ever alluded to it-ot
the circumstances under which | left
the flag. During the dark day in Wash
ington Mr. Lincoln sent for me, then
being either first or second in command
of the defenses of Washington. Mr..
Lincoln said to me: The government
of your State (Virginia) refuses to send
her quota of the $4,000 men called for.
Imagining that he would like to know,
in case the State went out, what | would
do, said to him: 'Of one thing rest
assured, Mr.. Lincoln, as long as am in
command you and your family may
rest in perfect safety in the White
House, and if l send in my re-
siguation, you shall he apprised
of it at the same time that it
goes to the Adjutant General,
aud | promise to remain in the city
twelve hours afterward,' adding laugh
ingly, Il wish to be well Off with the old
love before am on with the new, Mr..
Lincoln laughiBgly said, 4 will help
you TO be well off with the old love- |
did remain thirteen hours after my res
ignation, and then made my way to
Long Bridge. When reached the draw
it was three minutes past nine o'clock at
night, and the drawbridge had been
raised three minutes. The Lieutenant
in command Of the company stationed
there was Lieutenant Baird, now Ma
jor General Of the United States army,
and his company being in my regiment,
all the men knew me. said to Lieu.
tenant Baird, Il have the favor to ask of
you, that you will let me pass the draw
The Lieutenant's reply was in substance,
Il wish you had not to make the request,
and l would to God you were coming
from Virginia, instead of going to it,
He, hewever, let me pass"
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A novel wedding was celebrated in
Memphis on last Thursday. A widow
lady from North Carolina, Mrs. NJ.
Blackwell, on her way to the Red river
country with all her household goods,
including several children, felt an ach-
ing void and determined to fill the place
of the late Mr.. Blackwell upon short
notice. Procuring marriage license
with a blank for the name of the hus-
band, she explained her wishes to the
landlord of the wagon yard, where she
resided while in trsnsitu, who intro
duced to her q young strapping fellow
named Daton, whe was nothing 10th,
sud the two were made one FIVE minutes
afterward where they stood IN the
wagon yard. After the ceremony the
new matched pair took up their march
for their new home
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ROOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living Advertisements

OF the efficacy Of this matchless vegetable stom.
achic are to be found in every city and town in
the United States. Healthy men and women,
rescued from torture0 0by its use; and eager
TO bear testimony TO itsO Virtues. 1t d 1 fers
from any other Bitters in existence, in this es.
pecial Particular-it Is net alcoholic For such
constitutions and systems as require for their
invigoration difusive stimulaDt
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H'i'eeliag gesister.
Thur>Lay..... November 4.
NEWS SUMMARY.
Hl TELEGRAPH.

Gold clns;d IL New York Yesterday
al lg1t
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS

Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed, EztrGetS) of Roots, Herbs,
and Barks, making preparation highly con.
Centrated, and entirely free from alcoholic Gd-
mixture Of any kind.
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Have accumulated in the hands Of tho Proprie
tors, bat space will allow Of tho publication OF
but few. Those, IL will be observed, are men
Of note, and ofsuch standing that they must be
believed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-26
As DAY of rUEL.c TuA&EaalyIHG AND

As day ot rUEL.C TuAEEaGlFi&G AND
PRAISE.
I.oo-i iag bacs upon the events II ti,e ye,r we
cannot fll 10 De reminded # tie Supreme Ruler
great mercies, well IF he IuseIutau4lur-s of
His ways; and wL,,s, We, as in. duty hound,
should be thankful t.r the open htlde 5aess. Of a
bounti nj and never tdi NJ Providence, Let Us
humbly rs knowledge that there has been given 10
u,, by the death ol two Of oar state officers, &,
lause f great and p' pressing erie.
How can this Proclaim ,tiau, asking the peopl.
to give thanks fag the blessings which they have
received, b. uttered Uul-,s at the same time, We
attest our gratitude to God far His having seen
1T to spare fsoIA tas s,ythe Of Nis dread
servant;
The harvs,ts which W. seek from the seed and
the rock have been good. Tie des. and the
have Yielded as byGntlfs.,y as We -oIld rea-
sonably expect.
our miuei al resources have coutinucd to sustain
their high character: and the tolls of the hus-
banlman have been reqUitel.
Whilst the earthquake and the food and the
tempest have beea visited upon our neighb1rs ia
other States and upon TIE people Of adjacent
countries We have been graciously shielded from
such grave misfOrtuHes.
1t should excite the mutual gratuations Of us
all that the blessings which have betlllen the
nation, aud which gracefully Tccited by
President Grant, have come upon our country aud
it's institutions.
These, thea are profound reasons for thankfll-
ness and the earnest acknowledge of the
presence OF Almighty God; and they lend us
irrepre,sible incentives for heartily accediug TO
the sentiments set forth in the Presidents Procla-
nation. And, actuated by these god Reasons,
do enjon it upon all citizens to attest their sense
of dependence upon the great Creator by giving
on the day above designated, in the churches and
at the freside, an earnest showing of their filth
and of their sincerity in such professions be
come a collective part Of civilization and "A
people whose mis- ion it is to conserve lie Aighest
and best interests of humanity.
x-.-x In witness whereof | have hereunto SGT
f1 my hand, and caused to be affixed the
h' I Greet Seal Of the state of Nevada. Done
s-o~-s at Carson City this 10Th day If october, !
A. d. 1862. JAMES S. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
By the Acting Governor:
Z. y. NoTEwARE, Secretary Of State. I'd