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FOR SAH.El
Notice.!

The undersigned will at the June Term OF the Cir
cult Court of Clayton Co., Iowa, to be held June 2eth
1870, apply for final discharge and settlement as
Administrator Of the estate Of Caleb l. Soathmayd,
deceased. NJ O'BRIEN Administrator
April 9th, 1870. 4w7O7
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DISsoxu xIou.
CLAYTON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

VF McdKEHUk,
W. Gilc hrst, President. II. r. Newell Vice Prest
J. IL Merrill Treasurer.
W. I. 0ilchristl
ii. q. Newell
IN Merrill. Finance Committee,
o. Hulverson,
R.Noble,
Will receive deposits and pay interest ON the same;
negotiate and make time leans uniueumbered real
estate. and purchase securities.
Office at First National Bank
Dated December 18th, 1862 3m6sS
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The Baptist society in Usage have pro-
cured and placed in their Chapel, in the
Seminary, a superb Pine Organ. Size
IL feet inches high, feet 6 inches wide
and 6 feet deep. The Press is raptuross
over its musical performances. The cost
Of the instrument, we learn, is about
81, 500.
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q. & =. PRlNDLE, Tailors.
Shop Front room, up stairs.
McGregor, April Goth, 1870. 3w7O5
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-16

The ALARMING INCREASE OF WoMES.-The
social-science philosophers of Great Britain
are becoming alarmed. They have discovered
that the disproportion between men and
women is increasing 50 rapidly in that coun-
try as to threaten an overwhelming redun-
dancy of the feminine gender. The statis-
tics appall them. Out of every hundred wo-
men in Great Britain, above twenty years Of
age, 1t has been ascertained that fifty-seven
are wives, thirteen widows, and thirty spin
sters. Of little under three million women
between twenty and forty in England and
Wales, one million two hundred and forty
eight were unmarried. The English philoso-
pliers recommend a wholesale hegira of fe-
males to the United States: but this would not
s help them much, as there is a large excess of
women in this country. Massachusetts, with
population of twelve hundred thousand. had
forty thousand more women than men ut the
taking of the last census.
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
A wONAN L,vrrn-A Bonrs1ls os PHrrn

WoNAN LAwrER-A BoHEHIAS az PHEBx
CoUZrs.-Donn Piatt, in letter reporting
the incidents Of the woman suffrage mee,iup
in Washington says:
was very weary of the whole concern.
when Mt the close l received a tonic from
Mother Stanton, in her introduction of Miss
Phebe Couzins Esq, Of St. Louis This
young woman, who is studying Law in Mis-
souri, Is, should say, looking at her through
my opera glass, about twenty-one years of
age. She Is tall well formed and possessed
OF strikingly handsome face. The chin
rounds little too much, but makes the base so
necessary to determined Character The
mouth, expressive enough, suffers from the
chin and inclines to dish. Tho face is fair
oval, rather long; the nose, like General Ere
mont, fails to assert itself sufficiently. But a
woman with a delicate complexion and q glo-
nous pair of eyes, such rs Miss Couzins has
is beautiful. Her hair Is of the raven hue
and her heavy eyebrows and lashes give force
to one of the most intellectual faces ever
looked on. She approached the stand with a
hmid gracefulness that won all hearts before
she said word; then assuming, apparently
without design, an exquisite pose, she opened
her lips, and the sweet voice came ringing out
like coins dropped down many fathomed
we'll.
By Jove, there is no use Of my attempting
to criticise that address. All knowledge was
won out Of me through my admiration Ii
was the lovliest thing 1 ever saw and the
sweetest ever heard. Go thy ways. Phebe.
conquering and to conquer. \ platoon of
such advocates would carry suffrage as q
south wind carries odors blessed and blessing.
Her elocution was perfect. Toward the
close of her effort, she quoted a paragraph
from Parker Pillsbury.. 1t was like setting
of poor words in the sweetest of melodies.
Parker actually shone in his poverty, for she
gave him such AN air of earnest simplicity.
Go thy ways, fair Phebe. The law will take
the blood from thy face, softness from thy
voice, and dry up or destroy all the facinating
qualities of young womanhood. But these
precious things go any way, so there is small
difference in the end.
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The late Colonel, ]. o. Barnes. of Boston
well known for his many quaint savings, once
gave his opinion of the millennium as follows:
Yes gentlemen" said he II believe in the
millennium, and thnt the time will come, when
the lion and the lamb will lie down together;
but gentlemen, l think the lamb will be id
scared the first night T. -rr arrsiuw +.
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- CouBTSG HALF OF EAT GIRL.-I was in
love once with fat girl. She was very fieshy.
She was enormous. But the course of my
true love came to grief. / was sitting with
her in the dim twilight, one evening. was
sentimental; said many soft things; l en-
braced part of her. She seemed distant. She
frequently turned her lovely head from me.
At last thought l heard the murmur of
voices on the other side. l arose and walked
round and then found another fellow court
ing her on the left flank. | was indignant,
and upbraided her for her treachery in thus
concealing from me another love. She
laughed at my conceit, as if she was not big
enough to have two lovers at once Don Pidh
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A. y. TOwNE, General Superintendent
i. ". GOODMAN, Cont Passg'r Agent tAisp
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1 pity from the bottom of my heart the I'M
happy man who has bad wife. She is
shackles on his feet, palsy to his hands, a
burden to his shoulders, smoke to his eyes,
vinegar to his teeth, a thorn to his side, and
a dagger to his heart. Osborne.
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District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Eleventh judicial
District Of the state Of Nevada In and for the c0un-
~ OF Elko: III
". J. Scally, pIainUr. against James H. scaIly a.-
PENDANT. Action brought in thc District Cont Of he
Eleventh Judicial District or thS State of SeyadA in
and for the said County Of Eko. and the compIaint
nled IN the said County Of Eko, IN tbs once Of he
CLERK Of said District Court .
The state Of Nevada sends greeting W James H.
Scally, defendant:
You hereby required 70 appear In an action
brought against you by the aboss named plaintiff
ia the District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District
OF the state Of Nevada N and fo, tbs said County Of
flkO and TO answer thS sOmplAInt tled therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of seryics After
tile service you 81 this sumnsoas II served within
this County, II served Of this County but within
this District, within twenty day.; Otherwise within
forty days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you, According TO the prayer Of said
The said action l. brought dissolve tho bonds or
mhtrimony between Jtr and said plsinun aud 20 ts-
cure possession Of one ehd, the fruit. Of said ltr
nOny; will more fully appear By reference To the
cuT.l laint-the original being hls in my once
And You are hereby nntned. thai you fail 10 ap-
pear and answer the sa complaint above requiroi
III" sAb plaintiff Will apply ~ ,hs CoSr for the relief
demanded therein.
Given andcr my hand and the seal Of N .
! sp.r District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial his
I $500 triCt Oi the state o! SsVatla In and for the
- said County 81 Elko. Ih!s second day Of De-
cembcT, in the year % our Lord thousand eight
huuhrd and siIty .Rine.
IA. WATERMAN. CIsIi.
20 cts. New. Rev. Stamp dSJn
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81 ASSOCIATED ERES%
h.n1,erisi E.ee.S hpEsaefIiieH.

SAyAHNAU, Oct. ll.--'l'he day has been
universally observed. Every store has been
closed, flags half-maStcd, and buildings
drapcd. The public meeting was so I'M
mcllse - 10 compel an adjournment TO
Monument square. 1t was addressed hy
Generals Joseph L. Johnston. Henry K.
Jackson, and others. 4 committee Of thir-
teen was appointed TO draft suitable resou-
tons for Il subsequent meeting.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 11.-Buslness
has been suspended here to-day. There
was an Grafton upon the life and character
OF General Lee at the Presbyterian church,
which was dcnscly crowded.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 1j.-The funeral OBJ
Seuuies of Gen. Lee to-day was the most inn
posing pageant ever seen in this city. Fully
l0, 900 persons assembled at the City Hall.
The address Of Gen. Gordon was eloquent
and impressive, and was acknowledged to
be master effort. Many of the audience
were batlcd in tears. The public build
in.s, stores, and private dwellings We're
,lraped i'll mourning. The flags OH the Cap
itol, nc-houses, and depots were III hall
mast. All business was suspended.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Dispatches from
nearly every city and village of the South
report the progress of preparations for the
obscuuies OF General Lee. The universally
of the sorrow excludes the expression Of it
from the telegraph column.
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Steel guns to carry 1900 metres are being
manufactured. 80 RS 20
Much importance, isattached Prussian In
activity. s.s st>-125 q !. ! ~ ~ Ia
The. Parisians desire an attack from the
Prtlssians.
= The following Is official GA roconnois-
sance. to Laperte drove off the Prussian
CAMPS Mt Sorsdillon.' ''s-
The Franc-Tireurs attacked Il body. Of
Wurtemburg cavalry in the forest of Fon-
tainbleau, killing many and capturing q
large amount of stores.
LONDON. Oct. 1j.--The German Demo-
Gratis continue to protest against Jacobs
detention.
The Emperor of Austria convOkes the
Austrian and Hungarian delegations onthe
Dist of November ut Pesth.
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t#.Ir tnu& Down AHD AGAIN ptT IT.
e. a,tniyI.> VI til" market. 10 then ever
Is. ILL.,. rrr,ul. -uW iii Yesterday r place thG
...~r-a,n.r in morning. The Radical
.t443.fr~ 81 Tie city ordered The keeper
4 fl.. marked. Miles Conner, 10 tear down
.- m.urAiti emhlem>. The market-keeper
i 80. ,lI Ne movement created such III
...u~, settlement on High street that III Il
,.,. moments crowd Of citizens gathered:
..!r was procured, and the evidences Of a
Grlnnu['- sorrow were again a, promS-
,e,f.v laced il the public market place.
.aNiangwa> done quietly, notW!th>taiid-
z. IL. FEELING that prevailed. We cannot
"a ..>rrt.. our utter contempt for those
. ..p Ia~;itutvd the proceedings against our
asi.D 1...0plc, who are men OF able ana
.n,r,u, impulses, and who, III nation ;
,u.,y. saw III to honor tho memory oi
4, ..-.,;4E,.,, heroic dead. We sincerely hope
.4r Na.or j. not responsible tor 80 us
.arnrWu dr<ecration: bat We learn '!at
Honor and James II. Clements, mem,
..r O, rhr Board Of City Council. ordered
Ar tearing down Of The mouInnS'-A"-
.& J0uruul.
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COMMERCIAL.
View York Stock and MONEY Market
rr-r Your 1fnk liz Mon, Gf1lff atnnfr III 1ish

New York Stock and MONEY Market.
INV YonKs Get IT, Noon. Cold steady at 1i;i.
Money, COZ per cent. sterlng-Lons, 1o8s shost,
1901. y 1-1f.ss ~ Il. f.
Epeaing.--Noney easy ut 4Gsc. Sterling nomtl
nally unchanged Gold Ilss@1ias y Governments
qu!et o.'s i12; soutlerns dull and generally I'M
ehunged The bank statement shows that Iosns
have increased over quarter of ainifI;ons sretie
decreased nearly million, deposits decreased over
two millions, circulation increased nearly half
million. legal tenders increased over quarter OF
u million. Z he statement is regarded as unfavor-
able. 'e2's ll2s 'ers. lily; 1855 fll5 new. Hos
'67's 11o2 1885 100 54os. 1861. Tennessee's. g.
new. COZ virginia's. es new, e. Louisiana
SO: lie ". %. Levees, 10 s's 81. Alab snia's 100
IS, 20. Georgta's, 90; ~ co. North Carola's. 471:
new, 81. South Cardinals, 80 new o..
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GssGYAL LEE AND THE BAH or NEW
NoKK.-Mr. Chauncey Schaeher mace q
motion on Thursday before Judge Josepl
F, Daly, in the Court OF Common flens VI VI
New York. that the court a")ourli GU, osi' q.
r,.>prr, 10 The memory Of General Robert
i. Lee and Gilbert J. Dean. Dir. shacltc!'
aid that, though always opposed to the
POLITICAL opinions of General Lee, The lat
ic,'. ability a. {, General aud his nobility OF
sou! m1dr him one Of America: greatest
mon. judge Daily refused to adjourn, on
Tie ground hat General Lee, though man
L. be respected in the highest, Yet he was
not suit 'irI,iy known a> Il member oi me
bar u cntitly hiiu 10 the honor. Mr.. Shaei-
fer made ,iuiil1r motion i'll reference 10
the late superintendent Jourdal, but Judge
DAILY made aimil:lr rulin2.-Nctc YORK
%fIudgrd
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MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS,

LoSpoS. Oct. 15.-Miltary movements
among both Prussans and PariSians lndi-
cate that Il great movement Is imminent.
NJ. Theirs was received by the French
Legation at Florence OH Thursday.
LONDON. Oct. i5.-Advices from Pals 10y
balloon to 10th instant state that the cry Is
amp]y SUPPLIED with provisions-cnough TO
last three months.
An official decree has been published
postponing payments Of rentes 1or three
months.
The Odeon has been converted into a
noyder ma oaZiue. The Grand Opera House
Is full of arms.
dreadful havoc among the PrussianS.
4 special dispatch from the Hague says
that great agitation prevailed upon tie Gus
coyery that the King was about to declare
war with Prussia.
The Prussians occupy the heights at Sois-
sons, which they have fortified. Inc town
is making gallant defence.
The PrtlSSians are in force Ut Mellng.
The Prussian reserves are moving north
ward from tlis vicinity OF Bruseash ana
Schlestadt.
The formal siege of scissors and Nerdon
bos commenced. The Notifications of both
are well supplied with artillery and eXpe-
General De Buyer, the Baden Minister,
has been appointed to the command of the
Baden contingent.
The Prussian carthworks are very lrk.
some to the French garrison, whose Tire IS
incessant.
The Germans arc generally passive, and
will remain SO until all preparations ior Tue
bomburdment of Paris are completed,
Tbe sorties of the French at Paris had
i All been successfully repellcd.
4 heavy siege train has just arrived De
| fore Paris from Germany. e.
| Toms. oct. lj.-The Arc De Trlomphe,
in paris. is to be irou-clad and walls con.
strllcted around it, thus making it forum.
dable fortress. 1t il to be armed with
| enormous steel cannon now making. q.
! The Chateau st. Cloud has been destroyed
| by fire. c.-,
| Chambre, will, it is reported, succeed Du
ban as architect member De L,lnstitute. =.
| A statue commemorative Of the defence
of Strasbourg is to be cast i'll bronze for TIT
Place de la Concorde.
| Tie Journals report that the Orlean
Princes have been enrolled in The army nov
| forming ut Rouer.
| Gambetta has ordered the cessation of al
persecution of the clergy at Lyons and Mar
| settles.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Prussians have re
! tired from Bretenal to Loan. -s.--
The Prussian Minister demands the pun
ishment of the Independence Beige for pau
tisanship and untruthfulness.
TOURS, Oct. 15.-There was sharp tiShtin
near Orleans yesterday. Nothing ofncI
to-day. pa,
A Paris letter of Tuesday says the Pru:
slams are moving in 4 southerly direction
liThe Gardc Mobiles are following. .Trool
have been sent in other directions as Pre-
lcautionary measure. 1850,
Several deserters have been sentenced
death.
Nc balloon arrived to-day, the wind beln
unfayorable.
| bles have been capturedfrom the Prussial
near Chatelon. ..pa. ),
Gen. Burnside returned to Versailles u
/ day. He is expected back tomorrow.
it Is said That peace negotiations are pr
The people of Paris seem determined
! oppose any peace based on eession OF 1e
ritory, s
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. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l5.-Iesterday
was the fourth day OF the Blood-Horse As
ISOLATION races. The first race, for the As
ISOLATION purse of $500, for all ages, three
mile heats was won By ; Mergaa s seant Deaf
The second race, for the association
purse of $500, for all ages, mile meats, pest
three III five. was Won by 81. Ledger III '1li ,o
straight heats. Time, 1.40A, 1.4S4, 1.9.
The entries were as follows st. Ledger,
Callotta, Village Blacksmith, Beulah, BIZ
ion. and Alice Hunt.
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MACHINERY, DC.

~ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
~. WAY MANUEACTUkERS' and EEGl-
1siE'S sTPPLIas, Tenth street between Main
and Cary Rieh2na W; SetngniSin1Ws ssM-
,Is MGeiitfins; urr''I hines
and ooi WORKING Machinery Of Ill kinds
STARTING, Hangers, ruleys Betting ~ Lhce
,eatnrf Saws, snd Files: Wrenchcs, Twist
Drills Woodworking Machines and CLOTHING,
Steam Guagcs, 5aw,;iummers, steam ana Watt
pine Fixtures Packing, Journal Metal, Kick anu
Tool II indies, etc. ,,r
IF YOU want : portable Steam-Enginc send for q
tlescrip ice pamphlet or call anu examine the
WaMa 81 the best engine made.
I have a general assortnlt Ut or second hand
EnaIDcs apd snllcrs Saw-M4lls, Nnlstones. and
earnss Plant Msehnss aId r 91nSr "P SHJ
Working achiaery; Snait ing c seie'S' @I'
Secorf- hand AIachioery and steam Boilers
bolyht, sold, and exchanged. au 6--"in
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Memorial Ceremonies in F,ynefsburis-
gcsuEsst:to,s cG Railroad Travel. &c

TSVELi II. IEIIGNAN TO TIE OTEFAICH,I
i.vECHBvRG. Oct. 10, 1870.
The day has been closely observed n one
al mourning. All business was suspended;
The stores were closed and drapcd, with
portraits of General Il. +. Lee covered with
crane OIL The doors, and services were held
in most OF tie churches.
The Orange and Alexandria railroad train
made a through trip from Alexandria to-
day TO the Amherst side Of the rivcr-thc
first since the fresh.
4 temporary trcstlc bridge will be COM
plrici acroS, james river about November
it. NED.
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LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Church Congress
j. in session at Southampton. Earl Nelson
moved and spoke i'll favor of more intimate
union with non-conformists, on the basis OF
the recognition of kindred points and dis,
rnoard of points of dissent. There was
tendency in the discussion which followed
favorable to the proposition.
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Monument 10 the Confederate Dead.

ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 15.-The cornerstone
of the monument to the Confederate dead
was laid to-day in the cemetery by, Grand
Master Samuel Lawrence. Among the artl-
cles deposited was beautiful Confederate
fac. presented by Miss Sallie Edwards. The
monument was built under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Memorial Association. The adj
dress. by Col. Thomas &. Howard, was
beautiful, impressive, and we'll received.
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limited States Managers OF South Gag.
DINA Elections.

wAsHIsGros, Oct. 15:-Upon application
from citizens OF Charleston, Judge Bona
has appointed Federal manag 2n Of se nsrtp
for f., Ca each Voting precinct. These appoint
ments are under the act amending the nat
uralization laws. Mr.. Fuller, the messen-
%eT' leaves tonight with the appointments
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r,s,a. accident in England.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-A dreadful acc,dent
occurred at Mitchelps ship-yard, az new
saseGn o Dssse Yesterday nnshsd Ief s OVER
a. ,Sssbino n number of workmen. Six bodies
H. have v heen recovered, and six others are
visible, but not accessible.
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Yacht Race

New YORK, Oct. 15.-The race for cup
worth fifty gllineas between yachts Daunt-
less and Cambria resulted in q victory toi
the Dauntless, which won by fourteen min
utes. The course was from Sandy HOOK
Point to the stake boat, twenty miles to
windward. and return.
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No KAlLnoAD.-ihc recent mission OF
Mr. Faulkner, president Of the proposed
Martlnshurg and Potomac railroad, 10
Philadelphia in relation TO that road, ana
rot terminate satisfactorily. The Iennsyi-
ynnia companies, II seems, adhered TO the
position they assumed in the controversy,
md firmly refused 10 submit to subscribe TO
slpck unless on their own terms.
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ForElGH IrIMs.-The ruElorcd declara-
ton Of Wa: against China Is contradieted.
The Papa! protest against The annexation
o! Rome 10 Italy has been published. II
IS q long document. but contains no new
facts.
The story that the prussian Government
purDosc- the rctroccssi0n Of Nice and Sa-
yoy 10 Italy is authogitatiyely denied.
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TRAITS No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN via
WASHINGTON leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd Ghd
Eighth streets, DAFT. at HIS 4. NJ. Arrives IN
X,chroon daily At a3s p. VI. :.
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAN, come. ting at &qnia creek wilh the
s:eamcrs Georgearua and lren;ides, leaves the
depot, corner of Broad and Eialtb s.raes, daily
;Slindays eyceptcdI al o'clock r. N. Arrives Ia
Riahna1nd IondaEs excepted at $3.50 Al;
Washington leaves III; depot corner OF BYRD sDd
Eighth street, daily Sundays excepted. III s:SS
r ~ Arrives lu Richmond thordays excepteo)
81 $3.50 A. VI. .,,,rn
GAGE CHECKS TO al principal points In tue
NORTH, FAST. and N. RTHWkSl
FRtIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points SORTh ana
SrECIAL NoTICE.-Tho BhLTIMORE E&-
PRESS Train ELL run rs far IS Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richuond. cor.cr OF brosu
aud Figil.h streets, a. A. " Returning, Will
leave .,i,'ord on Mondays 1t 6:2S a. M. and ar-
rive ut Gtchmond &t $3.50 A. II.
Apply at COMrAHY'S OFFICE, corner OF
Bread and Eighth streets.
j. u. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
En- T, ID MYERS, General superintendent. q.