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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-15

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11
District Couras

This court commenced its spring term on
Monday lsst, his Honor, Judge J. II. atsOn,
presiding. Clerk, F. G. Hunt; Prosecuting
Attorney, =. b. Plumb; Sheriff, f. H Coats.
The following Attorneys were present:
Judge j. NJ. Hendry, Of Lawrence; w. NJ.
King and A. j. Hughes, of Council Grove; L.
II. Sanford, Of Eskridge; RuggIes & Plumb,
Almerin Gtliett, Peyton d Sanders, Cross &
MeEarty, c. b. Bachelor, p. M. Foote, E. W.
Cunningham, w. B. Parsons and W. II. Skin
ner, OF Emporia. -
The following named gentlemen compose the
regular jury: J. II. Fairehild, N. W. Kirken.
dali, Jacob Rector, +. A. Cowles, VIM. Du-
guild, j. II. Davis, A. G. white, W. B. Dixon
Elwood Chapman, A. Z. Rhodes, Thos. Mu,
dock and ID. X. Hardin.
There are ON the docket twenty-fiv eases
and eighteen default eases to be placed on trial
docket by motion, also two State eases.
The following cases have been on trial dur
ing the week: -
J. b. Brandon vs.. Charles Travis. Civil &C
ton to recover money on account. Jury trial
Ruggles & Plumb for plaintEG; Peyton & San
ders for defense. This ease has occupied thre
4 days. -
J. Is. Brandon VS.. George A. souie, Elmol
Evans ct al. Action to recover on note an,
mortgage. Ruggles & Plumb for plaintiff
Judgment rendered by default. for principal
interest, and attorneys fees, amounting to 81.
S75.76, and also for $S.35 costs. Sheriff ordere
to sell mortgagcd premises, to-wit: south hal
OF southeast quarter section q, and the mort
half Of northeast quarter seetIosz3s, TOWNSHIP
| 20, range II. -tFE
Mary Ellen johnson VS. Reuben Johnso
| (colored). Action for divorce. Rusgles
Plumb for plaintiff Decree Of divorce grant
ed. This case created Considerable uerrimen
and the plaintiff went away seemingly we
! satisfied with her success In court <7i
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ROAD NOTIGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
missioners of the county of Lyon, and State Of
Kansas, At their regular meeting ON the 18th
day Of April, AID. 1870. praying for the estab-
mencing at the end Of the approach on the
south or West elId. OF the bridge across
the Cottonwood river, in said county,
in section %, township IS, range IL;
a sanfghf line az prScticablss 70 8 putns On the
east and west centre line Of the southwest
quarter of said section %, thirty (3O) rods.
east of the west line of said section: thence on
the said east and jweSt esnser line, west to the
west line Of said section twenty-five, (22);
thence south along said west line Of said see,
ton -, and on the extension of the same to
che township 4iae between t6tgA Iii p hiueteen
and twenty, range eleven.
MILTON CLEANLINESS.
IO-If and q Others.
Empdris, alueh .seh, 1870 -" . O
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The o. p.'s manner OF criticism is admirable;
its object Is laudable; these are so far above
any occasion for fault-fndiBg that we venture
no reply. As TO the matter of this critical dis
sertatio0, save . few inadvertent misstatements,
(made becauseof the muddy and beer-perturb-
ed state Of the editors brain) unavoidable and
wholly excusable and entirely gentIemanlike
and thoroughly manly, and in every way sat
isfactory, It is open to no objection. We en-
tirely agree with the writer in pronouncing
the criticized article erudite and profound.
All We have to regret is that the editor should
have become so ''mixed up;'' however this, we
understand, is so habitually his condition that
perhaps he experienced no sudden transition
from lueidity to obseuity. ans.
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New Advertisements. \
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii
AN be presented to the Board of Commission
eEs OF Lyon comfy, Kansas at their next reg
ular meeting to be held in Emporia, on the first
Monday in April, 1870, praying for the Yaca-
ton and establishment of the following de-
scribed.roads, At0-wit: For the. vacation Of the
township road in township 10, range 10, COM
mencing the vacation at the southwest corner
of the northwest quarter of section %, town
10, range 10-the above road now running west
a distance of two miles on the half mile line,
to the southwest corner Of the northwest quar-
ter of section 81, town 10, range 10. A further
petition will be presented asking the csIBmis-
sioners to grant a county road IN the place of
the above described township road, commence
ing at the southeast corner of section 81. town
IL. range 10. at county road running east and
west; the said road to run north a half mile,
to the northeast corner of the Il of sec. p !;
thence east on the half mile line within two
rods Of the school house; thence north to the
eCot1onHoed rivers faIehee down round said
river, as near as practicable to said river until
it comes TO the section line; thence east on the
section line interseeting the township road at
the northwest corner Of section %, town 10,
range 10. JOEL HAYWORTH,
10-11 Principal Petitioner,
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EMPoRIA MARKETS.


TEAs-Young Hyson, 81. 5Ga2e5 per h.. Imperial,
80 to 40; Gunpowder, ABS; Japan, 10; oolong,
CoFFEE-Rio, a5 to S3Lc per h. Java, &c.
sGGAR R 10 to 2ac Per lb,i crushed, 26e 1;
h.; Cold Bar rs; Navy. To- Grape Juice, dc
RI Rfo cut 5'G Der lb.s 5l7sa szs58zs'E
MMSHIsSes pe66 Sugar House 90 to
1T5; Golden syrup, 80; Sugar Loaf, 400.
sExINEsAE--StdeF soc peg gall sSrg hn1 p 4Oc
white hsh 15c per lb., $50 per kit; cod fish 15c
DE5 s = to aSc per lP pesehes
ries 60; raspberries 70.
CANNED GOoDs-Peaches 4Oc per can; cherries
pies SOC; pears 5Oc tomatoes Soc corn s5c oysters
CHEEsE--i6to soc perth
EgTTEs Re- zs ;sI e &c peribs 51G8a8ZG
sALT-sE 70 &C per ID; $6a5 to $50 per Dbl.
~ = eosuntry leared ase per Ds sugar cured
BAcoN-22c per ID.
sSo4FoExtsF9 e family am 1IG per ib; palm 1sc
c1NDGEs-stsr Sc per ID; tailow sec.
: SHIDEs-Dry 14c per ID green q to SC. 4 5azls
/ SHOr-a0c per H. sFa3 TasE.s sssa ,'.a..as
PoWDER~soc per lb blasting 4Oc. 49,
TEgszW Dry Goods.
PRINTs-Sprague's, American, Richmond's Mer-
sHEETINas-stark A. Indian Head and Great
BLEAcHED MusLINs-Launsdale. CSC per yd;
Bates Mills 25c; Reynolds 2Oc; Senperidein Al,
25c WaslEin gtOn 1890; Massasoit 25c; Canoe 14c.
DENIMs-25 to Csc per yd.
S SHIRT STRIPE1 = j 70 SO SOC per I'd
MERINos-75e to 81 25 per yd.
FLsANEELS-30 to 60c per yd -~s-,-,
factory IEAN S-45 to SOC per I'd. e } -
DOMESTIC GINGII AMs-20 70 a5c per yd. -
SATINETS-75c to 81 90 per yd.
HOOP SKIRTS-50c to 50 90.
Bread Stuffs.
FLoUR-XXX, IS 90 per sack; Xxx, 400; Spring
wheat, 500 to 400.
CORN MRAL-$1 90 per bushel.
GRAHAM FLoUR-4c per lb.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-7c per lb.
Small Grain.
.WHEAT-zspr!ng soc; sOc per bushel best Fall,
CORN-50 to 60c per bushel.
OATs-40 to soc per bushel
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-Choice steak 1sc per lib; choice roast 15c
other qualities Zoe.
dlings 15c. 4kA0A@ - GEB
CHICKESs-Large. dressed or alive CSC.
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PLows.-We are informed OF about one hum
dred and fifty plows having been sold by three
Of the dealers in agricultural implements in
EmpOria, during the last month, at retail, to
the settlers Of the country, and we can safely
say that by all the dealers in this town two
hundred plows have been sold since this time
last month. We take it that this indicates
quite surely the extent OF the Immigration to
this part Of the country. The dealers in plOws
all have heavy stocks on hand, and every day
we see the people Of the country driving home
with them. When we consider how much
prairie sod these two hundred plows, in addi-
ton TO the old ones, and what will yet be sold
this season, will turn over during this year, we
can rejoice in hope Of seeing the wilderness
blossom speedily.
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RETURNED.-The Legislature, having adj
journed, the senior editorof this paper fsagAin
at home, and at his post, which fact our read
ers 5gill obserye from the.essence Of his pres
eAee which peryades the paners y o.
EAfPoRIA BOOK SToRE.-Read the adyer-
tisement Of Messrs Hedges s. Peyton. These
gentlemen, having purchased Mrs. Smiths
book store, propose to do an extensive busi-
ness in their line. They have a good stock,
and intend to wholesale as well as retail: They
are both genial young men, and deserve the
support OF the people.
CROWDED. OUr.-We are SORRY that Eeral
important matters are unavoidably crowded
out this week, among the rest an tnte- esting
communication in regard 70 n new w elsa eoi-
ony, and exercises ut the Welsh church. We
could not get them set up in time TO get our
paper out for the mail. They will appear next
week. Il "a
AND STILL THEY GO This morning we re-
ceived a note containing compliments Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Fry. We acknowledge this
"takcs us back" We kadno knowledgc that
Thomas contemplated "the moose" Upon in
quiry, we find that Rev. Z. NJ. Overstreet unit
ed in the ''holy bonds, - last night THURSDAY
Thomas n. Fry and Miss Ida CreGmeT, both
tof Emporia. wei, Tom, we wish you and
Mrs. Fry long, happy and prosperous life.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

MAJOR JOHN WAYNE.-We find the follow
ing in the last number Of the Eureka Herald:
"Major Wayne has been one of the most enter
while that place was . mere village, and the
Kansas Pacific railroad was but Just begun.
By his energetic and sklllful management he
built up the largest lumber business in the
State. AS soon as new railroads were project
ell, running through the southwestern portion
of the State, Major Wayne was on the alert and
kept pushing to the front. First he put an
enormous stock ut Burlingame. Next we find
him at Emporia with the largest stock He
took trip down this way, and arrived at Eu-
reka last Saturday. He soon saw the adYan-
tages that this point offered to business men,
and selected his lots. He has a large quantity
OF lumber here, and has commenced the cree
tion Of an office 12x14 feet.v
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LYNDON sIGNAI.-This is the name Of new
paper that comes to US from Lyndon, in Usage
county, with L. J. Perry & Co. as editors and
proprietOEs. 1t is well printed and edited with
more than ordinary ability and vim. We well
come IL to our exchange list.
AS to where Lyndon Is, the Signal says:
"That question has been asked us about ten
thousand times in the last two weeks. We
have contrived short answer ut last. Lyndon
is in the center Of Usage county; is forty-fiVe
miles southwest Of Lawrence, and about thirty
miles from anywhere else. No ohense to our
friends at Burlingame or Usage City,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

NEW HACK LINE.-We are glad to announce
To the travelling public that w. D. Godfrey is
now running his hack from here to Eureka
twice a week, and that he has been ordered to
serve the people with mail matter twice n
week. This will be great convenience to the
people here, at Eureka, and the public gsner-
ally. Godfrey is the man to run the line, as
we know he will do all in his power to accom-
modate the public.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

We had the pleasure, some days ago &C
meeting y. A. Newell, Esq, Of Ne~ york. No
sooner had he taken look at Emporia than. he
concluded to locate. He purchased lots ON
Merchants street above the NJ. Z. Church, and
gave his orders for $4,000 residence, which is
now inclosed. That was some four weeks ago.
The house VIII be completed and Mr.. NewelPs
family living in it by the middle OF April, no
preventing providence. It .At
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11
REAL EsrA q 4 {. r,RANsFERs.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
For the week ending March II, 1870, fur
nished by Andrews & Hart, Real Estate
Agents, Emporia, Kansas.
L. Borton to P. w. Miller, n 4 of s g = sec.
%, and a of W u sec. 81, town 81, range 10,
$500.
Solomon Spiilman to Solomon EEzlliams, e
u of n Il see. so, town 10, range 10; $500
R. II. Ruggles to E. G. Gorton n w 4 of W
4 sec. Is, town 10, range II; $500.
q Alfred EObards 10 Eliza Grant, " " OF n e Il
e n of n W Il sec. 1s, town 10 range IL; 90, 400.
Thomas Lloyd to Mary Jones, 100 acres of n
u sec. q, town l9, range I; 81 ECO.
Armons G. Finn to VIM. Haihs, W Il of e
= sec. %, town Is, range IL; $500.
J . Eliza Hornbgto A! p, Stewart, lot lag Seo-
/ she street; SfF6. 1L42 2 sf IA
James Williams to j. C. Fraker, e n of e u
sec. "a, town 10, range IL; SEQ.
John Carter to Elisha Parker, 80 acres of N e
u of sec. 8, town 10, range 10; $500.
Elisha Parker to Samuel B. Dillon, warranty
deed; same usscrfption as above; 500.
]. c. Stewart to j. II. Hunt, warranty deed,
lot 50 Constitution street, Emporia; $500.
II. G.. Robinson TO S. j. Crawford, warranty
deed, lots 66 and 50 Neosho street, SO Congress
street, Emporia; $3.50. sazaqszz 5-ss4 80
J. Fl. Hunt to C. V. Eskridge, wa rranty deed
lot 81 Locust street, Emperia; $3.50. 9'iE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

We were In the woods the other day, and the
birds songs, the woodpecker's earnest and de-
termined effort to drill hole In hollow tree,
the swelling buds, and the tender blade OF the
young grass peeping through the earth, fur
nished US with the authority to say that spring
In here. We see that many OF our citizens are
blowing and making gardens.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

One Of our butchers informs us that he had
to 70 TO the wakarusa Valley TO get good beef.
The farmers there have been feeding corn TO
their beef cattle, and In this way they ealcu-
late that they make $3.50 per bushel on their
corn. This Is an item that some OF our farmers
had better think about little. We should not
be sanding OF Thousands Of dollars for fat beef.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The Pacific railroad OF Missouri is still in
iull blast, as we learn through the efficient
agent, John Waterbury, ESQ.,, who visited this
place a few weeks ago. This is one of the
finest and best managed roads in the West.
Those going East will take the Pacific and thus
consult their own interests. .t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

PAINTING.-Do not fail to read the adyer-
tisement Of Mosn, Turner g. Sanders in another
column. These gentlemen are all the best Of
workmen, and are crowded with business con-
stantly. Mr.. Moon makes a speciality Of car
rage and sign painting. Mr.. Turner of gloss
ing and kalsomining, and Mr.. Sanders of grain
ing and marbling.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

CHoICE.-F. Schmidling left us, this week, a
piece Of corn-fed roast that was the finest we
have tasted during the winter. In the matter
Of excellence, Frank defies competition. His
fine, tat corn-fed beef attracted considerable
attention Mt his meat market.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The o. p. being an q. p, and because it is an
o. p, should not allow itself to go off into n
Rip Van Wrinkle sort Of sleep. 1t has just
awoke to discover the fact that railroad meet
Ing in the interest Of the Kansas City & En-
poria railroad was held q month or so ago at
Prairie City. We published the fact several
weeks since
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

j. S. Boughton, travelling correspondent OF
the Lawrence Tribune, paid our town visit
last week. The Tribune has many friends in
this place, from its long and faithful advocacy
of appropriating the public lands to actual
settlers instead Of to railroads, and other mo-
nopolies. Every friend to cheap lands ought
to take the Tribune. l.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

Gormley, ut i. +. Periey's clothing store, is
making a strenuous effort to clothe mankind,
and as be has a choice assortment Of the latest
styles and best quality Of spring goods, and
does good work, he is going to succeed in his
ambitious efforts, and no mistake.
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DissnInfinn Nntice

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing be
Il tween the firm Of Dawson f. IiayenhiIl and
n. J. Stimson, in the Real Estate business, At
La Roy. ~ this day dissolved b. Eantual con-,
,eelts Ar. Stinlsea retiring The business win
be continued by Dawson = rHkYeahtAs under
the Immediate charge OF Nj. Dawson.
! lie Roys Kas., March z, 1870. 10-12
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s. p. Barnes, one Of the old citizens OF En-
poria, has permanently located In Eldorndo.
He owns a large number OF lots In Lowers adj
dition, and will put up several buildings dur
ing the summer Walnut YdIleN Times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

On Wednesday last, MIR. Penrod, the efficient
mail carrier between Cottonwood Falls and
Emporia, appeared in a bran new two-seated
hack, in which, hereafter, he will be prepared
70 carry all persons desiring passage between
the two places, on Wednesdays and Satur-
day's.-ChaSe County Banner.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

Business In our stores is good. One Of our
merchants said the other day, that he had sold
twice as many goods the present winter as he
ever did before in the winter season. Our
business men look for n harvest this season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

MORE THAT'S NEW. The ladies who pre-
side over the City Book Store are determined
TO keep even with the ever growing, restless,
Iong-ssriding spirit Of progress, and II the peo-
Pile want TO see what advancement the said
spirit has made, they can learn from the guam
titles, quality aud variety Of the books, and
useful and pretty things TO be seen at the said
store Vases Of Bohemian glass, and brackets
for household ornaments, OF exquisite finish
and elegant and various designs; the latest
and complete works OF various popular au-
thors, among which we might enumerate, Bay
ard Taylor's, Charles Reade's, Marion Har-
lands, and others. Also fsBeyond the Missis-
sIppi," by A. d. Richardson; "Innocents
Abroad" by Mark Twain; Pictorial Life"
and others. English Vellum also. for drafting
purposes, musical instruments, etc, etc.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

FruitgrOwers in this vicinity are hopeful
of bountiful season in their line. Very few
peach buds have as yet been killed, and the
late cold, dry weather win have a tendency to
keep back the fruit buds so that they will es-
cnne late frosfs. ~ 80. /. - -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

Quite a sensation was produced by the fact
becoming known on Tuesday, that L. c. Camp
bell, who had been running grocery and res
taurant in this place, had failed and absconded,
leaving sundry unpaid bills to be held sin
me
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

Mcmillan & Houghton have disposed Of their
stock Of wooden goods, and have put IN their
store Instead a large and magnificent stock OF
queensware and glassware. These gentlemen
are doing very heavy retail business, and we
infer from the number Of loaded wagons we
see leaving their door, that they are doing con-
siderable In the jobbmg line. ai
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

SHALL We HAVE A DAILYi-The question
OF daily NEWS has been agitated some oflate.
Many OF our citizens seem to think daily
could be sustained here, while many others,
1nclading Invariably those who have had some
experience in running daily papers and help
ing TO pay the bills to sustain them, advise
against IL. For ourselves, we viii say we are
ready and willing-and indeed anxious--to
start daily so soon rs there Is demand for It..
We lately made partial canvass for the pur-
pose OF ascertainIng the wishes OF the people
In the matter, and could not get pledged over
half the amount of the expenses Of fye col
umn daily for year. All the people have
got 10 do, IL they want daily paper. Is to give
US assurance that we shall not lose very large
sum In its publication the first year, and they
shall have IL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

We met in town yesterday Hon. r. s. Ste
yens, Manager of the Missouri, Kansas Tex
as railroad. He has built more miles Of rail-
road in Kansas in the last six months than was
ever built by any man before him. He has de-
veloped wonderful ability and energy n rail-
road man since ne took hold OF our road
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The workmen who have the charge OF build
Ing COmstock & Haywood's two-story business
house on Commercial street, adjoining Dow
defi q Belps new building, are pushing it up
very rapidly. 1t will be finished before the
end OF this month, and in less than thirty days
from Its commencement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The proprietors Of the Madison House are
building an addition thereto. We are glad to
see our hotel keepers increase the capacity Of
their houses. There are great many people
coming 10 Emporia during the year 1870.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

We are very happy TO furnish the o. p. with
something now and then to write about. We
give II another chance this week. Two oTigi-
nal articles, or At least purporting to be origi-
nal, have appeared On its editorial page within
the last three months. In each case we fed its
hungry little mouth Now, o. p, try again.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The annual meeting Of the Lyon County
Teachers Association is 70 be held in AnleFi-'
Gus this year, as we are informed, about the
first of April. twill be well for the citizens
of this place to look out for the announcement,
so as to be prepared to entertain the guests.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The reports about smallpox in Emporia
have been wonderfully exaggerated in the
country. There has been one case. Two cases
Of varioloid are reported, but it is questioned
even by the people who live in the same house
with the persons reported to have 1t, whether
It is varioloid or not. This is the whole truth
about the matter, aseertained from extensive
inquiry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

Capt. Henry Kemper, whose arrival we no
ticed few weeks ago, has bought Q lot near
the corner Of Ninth avenue and Mechanics
street, and is laying the foundation for hand
some cottage house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-11

The Fort Scott Post, in disposing of the COM
parison we made between Fort Scott and En-
poria two weeks ago, says:
''Bully for Emporia. Have they got any
Fourth Of July thereP'
We have 1t only one day in the year, Post.
Are we to understand that it lasts all the year
with your