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The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
Away from Home.
i've State.


That our people may understand how the
action of the delegates, who withdrew from
the .ate Democratic Convention held at this
place, is looked upon outside Of our county,
we publish an article from the 2iuoiumnc Gig
Ns,cS, which we endorse as being correct.
Since the recent unpleasant and ll-advised
action of certain members of the Democratic
party who met at Sonora as delegates to the
Democratic Convention, the Stockton hide
pendent ard Other Radical sheets have taken
fresh courage and are now hopeful of carry
ing the next State Legislature. This done.
and the infamous Fifteenth Amendment 20
the Constitution becomes foregone conclu-
sion The foolish action of the twentv-one
delegates who deserted the Democratic Con-
vention at Sonora, has been worth more than
thousand votes. or a million of dollars, to
the Radical party Of this State. Therefore.
to characterize the actioC of the Withdraw
ers' in the mildest possible form. they were
not only foolish. but extremely foolish. Be-
cause they could not secure the nomination of
a personal tayorite to the Office of Sheriff.
they. to the best Of their ability, act in a
manner to render the election of the ticket
nominated doubtful. On that ticket are can
dldates for the State Assembly and Senate.
These are offices of State and their election
or defeat has a National significance. The
Democracy of California look TO their brethren
IN Tuolumne to return to the State Lecisla-
ture men opposed to Radicalsm If this is
not done. the party of the State should re-
member all those in Tuolumne who, claiming
to be Democrats, SO far forgot the principles
Of their party as to jeopardize its success,
simply. for the reason that they could not
harmonic on q candidate fer Sheriff. of the
county. Such individual sel6shness as was
evlnced by the twenty-one seceders in Tuo-
umne county. is extremely disgusting to the
honest and earnest Democrats of our State
who are eontending for the success of the
principles of our party withoat fear, favor or
reward.
There are issues coming before the people
to be passed upon at the election that involve
principles which are of far higher importance
than the success of personal favorites. We
believe that the ''sober second thought" will
not allow any Democrat Of Tuolumne to lend
aid or comfort to those who socially and poll
tically for years have endeavored to heap
odum on them, and who if they had dared.
would have taken from them their rights as
citizens. We are not prepared ~ believe
that the defeat of citizen for Sheriff before
Convention will cause men 10 sustain those
whose political professions and PRINCIPLES
they loathe and abhor. or that they will aid
and abet them in making negro or China
man their equal as citizens. Oh 10, the
millennium is net qci,e tho, Ecay 1t hand.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
The Fourth in Column bia.

The Fourth was celebrated here in Colunl-
bia On the fifth. if not in grand style at least
in as good shape as could have been expected
considering the extreme lukewarmness and
right down lack OF patriotism of majority of
the native born Americans, who coined some
excuse or other for not wishing to partici-
pate in the celebrations. The naturalized
citizens refused to turn out with their orga-
izations because the natives" refused. The
organizations of this city that voted not to
participate in celebrating the Nations birth
day were Engine Co. No. Cne-native born
Americans. This company didn't think it
cient force to make decent show. Engine
Co. No. Two mostly Germans wouldn't come
out because Ne. One wouldn't The Odd
Fellows, Ilbernans, Fenians. children of the
Catholic school and several small fry organi-
cations voted to ''stay at home" that day,
and did so. The only regular organization
shat did turn out were Hose Go. No. One
composed of young men. This gallant Com
pany turned out In full force and made Il
splendid appearance dressed in their neat
rated with fl wers aud evergreens, and amidst
these beautiful flowers sat little --- Par
sons. their Queen. Joe CaviS Jr. is Foreman
ard he managed his excellent company in
fine style The Grand Marshal, Henry Schu-
Ter Esq. and his aids had made up their
minds to put the Columbia Brass Band at
the head of the Hose Co. and parade the
streets with them alone if no one else would
join in.
At two o'clock, the hour for starting. the
Hose Boys and children of the Public school.
c. L. Metzger, Esq, Principal, reported rea.
dy for duty Two carriages we're brought
in front of Falon's Hotel and the President
of the Day, Chaplain, Orator and Reader OF
the Declaration. placed in them and the Pro
cession formed by the Hose Company taking
the lead with the Brass Band at their head
followed by tie School Children: then the ear
rage with Officers of the Day, followed bv q
long line of citizens on foot, to tho Public
/ Square, where the services were held.
The Grafton was splendid, and everything
passed of very agreeably. In the evening q
grand display Of Fireworks came off on Mair
Street. After which, Mr.. Wvmann gave 6
grand Ball az bis Theater. 1t was certainly
the finest ball of the eeason.
Our Fourth of July enthusiasm or patriot
ism If you choose. has cooled down considera
bly,, and as we feel now. We will never desir,
to participate in Jubilee in Columbia a. gain
The remains of Mr.. VIM Luddy. who wa
killed on ranch near Stockton, was brou oh
here on Wednesday morning, and was bur
ried at o'clock, that day; an immense con
course of friends attended his funeral. Mr.
Luddy leaves o wife and several children t
mourn his loss. He was an industrious. goo,
man. Peace to his ashes.
/ RICHMOND.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
O osxARp.--"pure liquors for medic

4 osNARp.--"pure liquors for medical
purposes sold here. This sentence is CON
spiciously exhibited in the store windows and
on the siSn-boarlS et ,1any spirit merchants, :
druggists, and general dealers. The inior-
nation it imparts woHd lie valuable if true,
but unfortunately it is not. Al the hqaorS
Of .rodt foreign and domestic, are more or
less adnlterated. IF stimplant is needed III
the hospital or the sick room, prudence die
tateS the selection of an article absolutely
free from every deleterio0S element. There
is only one such article in the market
"DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrERs." The spir.
its Of which they are in part composed is not
an ordinary commercial STAPLE. bot a whole
some, rich, thoroughly rectihed liquor, dis
titled from the sugar-cane for the proprietors
OF the RitteTs by theirown employees, on their
own plantations in st. Thomas, and nor to be
obtained at any price from any other source.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

Nh. EpIroR.-In reply to those anxious
citizens who are troubled about the tombstone
of the late Mr.. Meyer; have to state, that
if any of them wish to exercise their lazy
limbs, by visiting our public burying ground
they will fnd the tombstone on the grave.
In justice TO myself and those interested let
me further state. that every one to whom the
affair was known, were aware that the tomb
stone was partially made four months ago,
bot owing to the absence of Mr.. Nielsen, the
stone cutter. who had the job, the same could
not be finished until his return which was
but shor. time since | wish to remind
these anxious citizens that it is we'll known
IN this town, that | do not belong TO that
class of people who rob the dead. In con-
clusion will inform the public that the net
receipts realized from tho Lottery of Mr..
Meyers effects was Sso ;and as the tombstone
cost Sl2o; would reques, all those who
were indebted to the deceased for teaching,
to call at my place and settle their accounts
hope this explanation will satisfy all inter
ested parties. f. Kr1r.
Sonora July 10Th 1869.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
RICHMOND.

Pure BLOOD is essential to sound health
and long life. No chronic disease. sores.
ulcers, skin eruptions. glandulous sweliincs,
discharges from the ear. sore ewes, sores or
cankers in the mouth, will ever appear if the
blood is pure. To secure this great desidera-
tum, take DR.. Walkers Tegetable Vinegar
Btters. 1t is the great Blood Purifier, and
llfe-llvinS principle, increasing the power of
digestion, and exciting the absorbants into
healthy action, whereby all impurities of the
system are carried of.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

The Supervisors met on Wednesday, but
did not transac, any business. The County
Officers failing to connect on their monthly
salaries, have experienced long season OF
drought since the Fourth of July. The
Board Will meet in special session Monday
next.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10


The CELEBRATION. The Celebration of the
Fourth of July VII ich came off on Monday
last ir Sonora was as successful as could have
been expected, national Salute was fired at
Sunrise, Noon and Sunset. The Declaration
of Independence was read, and an Grafton
delivered with other exercises at Turn Verein
Hall. The part which seemed to interest the
throng the most, was the ladies riding for
prizes anu the foot racing. Five ladies were
allowed to ride. 4 sixth one having been
ruled out by the committee, created dissatisfac,
ton with many. who thought it unjust and
arbitrary after publicly inviting all to enter
and compete for the prizes. The riding wss
loudly cteered, two of the riders got fall bu,
she affair passed of very satisfactorily. The
fem ale equestrianism was followed by a num-
Der of foot races, which caused a large amour,
Of fun when some of. the fat ones done all
they could to make their legs do fast duty.
In the evening large number of rockets and
other fire works were displayed to the won
der and amusement OF the juveniles. There
was an unusually large number of people
present. and taken al together was probably
as good celebration ae was ha3 liz 4ay town
, u its eile il iae State.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

DkNocRArIC NOMINATIONS IN MERCCp. 49,
The following are the nominees ef the Demo
cratic Convention which met at Smelling. ON
Saturday, july Sd: For Assembly. john
Il. Cocauour; Sheriff. SAM. NJ. Brown :;
Clerk, james +. Hicks District Attorney,
L. II. Ward Treasurer, George Turner /;
Assessor. }. IL. Cox; County Surveyor, Viii
iians &. Collier; School Superintendent, Nj.
c. Monroe Public Administrator, Thomas
j. Uardwick Cornner. Or. '. II. Cox.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Cs-a.ie cx,Ecg Nor;cr.-The Rev. falhcf MeN''oe'
viii celebrate Mass TO- o4norrow Sunday 9TH IN James
town at qnar.er TO O. and in SonoTas AZ o- A. "
Sunday, JEly t;h jamestown, st quarter 20 " A. y
Sonora, Iais A. X. On Sunday, Jaiy llth' IN Ss vsA
Fist at loi., An.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
July 10th, 1862 9m
SALE.-BY NI3TUE or AN

NSONSTABLE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or AN
u Execution issued ont Of Justice T. T. Whites Court
of Second Tewnshp County of Tuolumue TO me direct
cd OF Louis Canes and against Wenseslao Bu
ena have seized and shall expose foV sale at PuDuo
Auction. at O'clock P NJ on the "a day Of August, A.
1859, the Court House door in the City OF Column
bia. the following described property, to-wit:
One piece parcel of land, five or less su
ated onehalf mile below Springfield, South OF the Hoh
leading TO Mountain Brow and South OF George Wight .
Ranch, together with two houses.
rsted, Columbia the Sth day Of July. 4. D. iSt3
+. SNirll, Cunsta''c-
rnir 10Th lcfn.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

The Presbyterian Church Soeiab'e will
meet at the residence OF S. 5. Bradford Esq,
on Friday evening next.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

PRESBYTERIAN CRVRcs NoTIcE.-Rev & ;. he"ihS VIII
preach in Presbyterian Church TO nosTo" morning AZ
Il, A. ". Sunday school at l2l Pm.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

nat is the best aua safest preparation to
.uFn gray hair to It's natural color, but not
dye ~ Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

The operators in this Office are thankful to
Mrs. Israel for a hountful supply Of Ice
Cream furnished them this week. 1t was
delicious.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

PoWDER WoRKs.-The Santa Cruz powder
works, says the Times. now employ 50 men,
l4,WU kegs per month are turned ont. The
works embrace an area cf sixty acres
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

PArENTs.-Amons the list of patents re
Gently issued, we find one for q Meat cutting
Machine to j. C. Divoll OF this place, and
one to w. G. Hesler and I. A. Cochrane of
jamestown for Ore washer and c0ncentrator
This shows that old Tuolumne has still
some inventive genius left. 1t is to be hoped
these gentlemen will realize fortunes from
their patent rights.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

All Legal Summonses advertised IN this
paper must be paid for in advance.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF COUNTY RECEIPTS
AND ExPENpIrUREs.-It is more than year
since our Board Of Supervisors published a
statement of the affairs and condition of the
county. For the benefit those who have any.
iously waited for reportwe publish portion OF
the fifteenth section of the law prescribing the
duty of Supervisors THE Board of Super
yisors shall and semi-anpusllv
thereafter. the board shat publish a state
ment of the receipts and expenditures of the
six months next preceding. and the accounts
allowed Said publications shall be made by
making one insertion of the statement in q
newspaper published in the county but if nc
newspaper be published in the county, then a
copy of such statement shall be posted at the
courthouse door. and two other public pla
ces in said county,"
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

The Democratic Centra! Committee will
meet on Saturday the 18th day Of July.
Among other things for them to do. will be
to take some action in regard to calling a
Convention for Supervisor District, No. 3.
If the Democrats Of that District have any
suggestions to make, the Committee will be
very glad to have them do so, as they are
desirous of conforming to the wishes of the
voters Of that District.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
EDREE9.
NEW AOvERTESEMENTS

At Columbia. July 4th Ann, wife Of John Riestet;
tive of Yorkshire County. England. Aged -,
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
VI AR sEc IL.

4; 81 Johns Church. Stockton. July Ist by the Rev
Mr. Tucker, Charles II. Bu'den, Esl.. 20 Miss Emma I;
Reuter-, all of sonora
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

How is Ir?-The Board Of Supervisors
passed an order in March last, requesting
10 Hamilton, Attorney General, to commence
legal proceedings on behalf of Tuolumne
county against Stanislaus county for the pay
ment of a balance due this county. LAS auv
measures been taken or proceedings COM
menced? Can any person, or Supervisor tell ?
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

COUNTY TREAsURY.-The amount of collec-
tons for the month of June, paid into the
County Treasury was from the following
taxes:
Merchandise License, $40. 50; Liquor
License, $50. . Circus License, SIS. so !;
Foreign Miners License, sos. 40 Stallion
License. So. rs Billiard License. So 26 !;
Property Tax of 1869. S25S. 99 Road Poll
Tax, $50; State Poll Tax, 500. 90; Dog Tax
1869. S4; Probate Fees, 50 Collectors Fees.
SIC. 53; Fines. $40 Sheriff Fees. S5S. 81 +;
Clerks Fees, Sl97. 43; Treasurers Fees,
Sll9. l.; Total, 81 ,333,34.
The amount paid out for redemption of
warrants, interest and commission, by the
Treasurer for the month Of June was S5,-
296. 50.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

CALIFORNIA ArrSrS,-New patents were
issued 90 June 2S,h to the following Pacific
Inventors.
Meat ent,ins machine. G. Divoll, Sono.
IA, California.
Water close, valve-W. Smith, San Fran
cisco.
LETTER bo---Fredeyick Wittraa, San
Franci>ce.
Ore washer anu leoncentrator-W. G. HeSlep
and 7. A Cochrane, Jamestown.
Sulpburet sIuice-Oylaudo Jennings, North
Sar-,iuau.
Gang plows-J. ". Lewis, Oregon City.
Roller cotter Tor plows--J. W. Lewis, Ore
son CRY.
Compound for salve-N. LumSden an6 F.
Le>smar. Oakland, California.
Elhpsograph-A. Smith, Dayton, Oregon
Pocket kaite-A. q. WaterhouSe, San
Francisco.
Step latdcr-C. +. Boma0. San Francisco.
Treating h;des--H. Roger. san Francisco.
Seat for vehicles. Simmons, WatsonFille.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

DISTRICT CoURr.--The District Court met
on Tuesday last when John Bruschi Of Italy
was admitted to citizenship.
Warfield VS.. Consuelo Mining Co., on ap-
pication of c. Dorsey E. A. Rodgers was ap-
pointed counsel for defendant Girard VS..
Douglass, motion fer new trial denied. Els
oado VS.. Madril, demurrer argued and taken
under advisement.
The following cases were set for trial, Nor
wood VS.. Monahan, Monday July 18th. Tax
Suits, Tuesday July 18th, Lavlla VS.. Hobbs,
Wednesday, July l4th, Smith VS.. O'Hara ct
ais, Thursday July 18th. Hawken VS.. Finney,
Friday July 10Th; venire for twent special
trial Jurors ordered issued returnable Wed
nesday, July l4th at 10 o'clock a. NJ Court
then adjourned to Monday July l2t b, 1869.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

Va OTECE A meeting Of the Stockholders of tho
~ Geld Mount Water Co. will be held at the ONCE of
j. Hall in Sonora Wednesday, August 4th, for tho
purpose OF Eecng Five Trustees for the ensuing year
j. HALL, Secretary.
July 10th. lSGa-lt.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
The Gentle yynv il tscs,

The Gentle Way ID Best. In Dyspepsia, Liv
er complaint, and Constipation, the diseased organs
preternaturaly sensitive and tender. Do not them
roughly. An Alternative like TARRANT'S EFFEEvEscENr
SETTER APERIENT that tones CorTects and pures the
system without uuduy exciting or irritating either tho
stomach. the liver, the bowels is the specific n
such cases. Reason teaches this and experience
firms it.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
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Democratic Central Conn nsiItec.

FN<HERE will be ad ourned meeting Of the Democrat
n ic County Central Committee, held At the Coutl
House in the City of SONORA, on Saturday. JMIy
E5th, 1869, at o'c OK, ?. NJ. A full attendance il
desired to make necessary preparations for the coming
Campaign.
CIIAS. II. RANDALL, Chairman
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10
Morning. July 10. 1869.
DENOCRATIC
STATE JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS
Fer Justices ofihc supreme Court.
JOHN B. CROCKETT.
WIN. r. WALLACE.
TUOLUNNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,

For Senator ........EDWARD Il. CALVIN
For Assembly,
WV. I. EICHELROTH, HUGH FARLEY
For Sheriff. JAMES MCGOWAN
For Clerk. X. Il. GARDINER
For Treasurer. L. n. McCULLOCU
For District Attorney ...........J. F. ROONEY
FOR Assessor or............T. G.. BIRNEY
For Sup't Public Schools TUPPER
w CofoHtT
For Sorvevor. S. COOPER
. .
Township Nominations.
TOWNSHIP No |.
Far Justices of the Peace,
JAMES LETFORD, JOHN SHAW.
For Constables,
nj. KENNEY, GEo. STEINMETZ.
TOWNSHIP No. .
For Justice of the Peace.
NJ. A. LEWIS, JUBAL HARRINGTON.
For Constables.
PAT SMITH, NJ. MELVIN.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

Compound for salve-N. LumSden and F.
Le>Suar, Oakland, California.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-10

Elhpsograph-A. Smith, Dayton, Oregon.
Pocket kaite-A. q. NaterhouSe, San
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-26
DIR. JOHNSON,

AernOer Of the Royal Collegoof Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one u Inc mOSi 1mi.
nAnt Colleges In the United states, and Ills
greater part OF whose Life has been spent In
Tho hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, hR9 effected some OF the nOsI
Astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing In tho head and
eArS when RHleop, great nervousness, Delnr
alarmed 1t sudden sounds, bSEHhtulnaSs, wifi
frequent bluAhlng, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured lmnV.
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al Inst to rise and creep Up to her bus.

Al Inst to rise and creep Up to her hus-
you know, Charles hhe said, IT'S 20
long ago slnce, and I thought you
might not exactly remember you
fell In love with me at frst sight, how
papa and mamma objected; and how
Of last we ran away together; and II
seemed 10 me that II we could bring Il
all back plainly to you % II was, then
we might let Lucilla marry the man
she likes, who 10 good II he 10 not rich,
l did not need II 70 DO brought back any
palmer myself; women have more time
to remember, you know. And we have
been very happy, have we not?'
And certainly Mr.. Richmond could
not deny that. So Lucllla, feeling that
her interests might safely be LEFT In her
mothers keeping. clipped out OF the
room, and heard the result OF the little
Tnse next morning. Il was favorable
TO the young teacher, who had really
only been sentimental, and not gone
half 80 far Is elopemenl; and In due
course Of time the two were married
with all the pomp and granduer befit.
ting the nuptialS Of q wealthy mer.
chants daughter, with the appreciation
OF Lncilla's mamma, who Justly bellev-
ed that her little ruse had brought
about her daughters happiness.
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Tho Doctors DIPLOMA nance In hirotr,co


The many thousands cured al this eS1nb.
nahment within the last twenty year. and
me numerous important surgical 0perRtiOnI
performed ~ DR.. Johnston, witnessed by The
Lop3rten OF re sun and many other pilers
again before The public, Besides his slHI,dine
ae gentleman OF character and rCsI@oia.
ninty 10 SUFFICIENT EuaranteetO the Rtfiicted
SKIN p1sEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
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once NO. 2 South Frederick street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, n
NV doors nom the corner, Fail not 10 q
1erYe the name and number,
NO letters received unless post maid Ar
containing stamp TO ba used on the reply
feHona writing should slate age and hc6r
portion OF advertisement describing SyMI.
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l am now almost daily receiving Mag.
nitoent STOCK OF
elk P0plIns,
Empress Cloths,
Blarlt1, Satin Faced,
Merlnos,
French MerInOs,
Alpacas and Alpaca PoplIns,
Wool PlRIdB,
Plaid Popllns,
MAntilla Veivets,
Ohlnchillas and beaYer ClOtLs,
shawls OF all kinds,
Blankets, FIannels,
cloths, OABsimefea,
Yankee Notions, Gloves.
hosety. Dress Trimming,
FurS, CloakR,
Carpets and OIL Cloths,
Rugs, Blinds, &o, &C.
Also an endless variety OF good Oalloos
nom y TO loo; MuAlinS from 10 10 20c: FIRn.
nelS from Is To- 600; Hoop skirts from 25c TO
81 W; BalmoIals from 81 90 TO 81 90: Carpets
nom 800 70 81 Is; Blankets from s. 50 10 StO 90
n pair Plaid Dress Goods from 26c 10 81 90 q
yard. anu other articles too numerous 70
mention.
ALL CASH BUYERS, either Wholesale or
Retail, are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine our stock before purchasing else
u JOHN ROEN1EH,
The New York herald., 1869-07-07
Tue Irish Republican Convention.

The delegates to the Irish Republican Con-
vention which assembled in Chicago on the
5th inst. have agreed on the platform of poll
tical principle which we publish in the HERALD
to-day. 1t is as comprehensive in its friendly
range as is an Irishman's heart, and as decisive
in its declarations in advocacy of universal
freedom as have been the swords Of Irish
men on the battle fields both of the Old
and New Worlds. The delegates claim ''the
right of all to perfect liberty, without
regard to race, color, creed or SEX"
Negroes, the ladies-"God bless them -
with the worshippers of the unfortunate
Established Church, are all embraced in the
affectionate grasp of the Irish Americans,
while Cuba and Ireland, with the oppressed
nationalities of every other cline, receive words
of encouragement In their struggles for the
right of selfgovernment. Loyalty to the
Union, with protest against the presence of
the armed despotisms of Europe on this Cont
nent," is next enunciated. The Alabama
claims, with the repeal of the neutrality laws,
also received attention. Perhaps the dele
gates would undertake to collect the former
Senators Sumner and Chandler and President
Grant, with the Governor General of Canada,
will read and make notes.