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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
Dan DAUXS:
New York Democratic by e
Majority OF 1860.

We have the PLEASURE of announcing
10 our readers that at the election in
New York on Tuesday last the unterri-
fed, vLiie democracy carried the state
By the good, wholesome majority Of
Sieve aty-Five Thousand.
The negroes voted, the bonl-holders
voted, the whiskey ring voted and the
protcctionists voted. and against them
all, the taxpayers. the people, the bone
and-sinew voted, and the verdict is
that the Empire State sympathizes
with the great West. on which they de-
pend for their greatness and wealth
The g day dawns" and better times
are coming boys"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

A telegram from New York, May Is
gives the following account Of the action
Of the strong minded in that city:
"The sorosis, at their monthly meet
ing, this evening, adopted the following
strong resolutions:
Resolccd, That the assumption By a
husband of the ownership of his wife,
as illustrated in the recent Mcfarland
trial, is a shame to womanhood, and a
deep disgrace upon our civilization.
Resolccd, That the bringing into
court of letters purely private and per-
soDal, having no bearing upon the case,
and the wanton abuse of noble, high
minded men and women Of blamel0ss
lives, is an outrage that meets the rep
rotation of the whole civilized world.
Resolred, That we profoundly sympa-
thize with Mrs. Richardson that we
believe her to be an innocent and deep
ly injured woman, whose greatest fault
was an error Of Judgment in remaining
so long with man who had forfeited
every claim 10 her respect, and had out
ragged every instinct of her womanly ma
ture.
Speeches were made in support of the
resolutions by Mrs. Croley, Mrs. Tap
pan, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Uarr, Mrs
Demorest, and others, and all united in
finding fault with the verdict of the jul
ry, who, they said, if honest in their be-
lief of Netherlands insanity, should
have ordered his confinement in a luna
tic asylum. A resolution was also
adopted, expressing admiration CT the
conduct of Albert d. Richardson in Of
fering marriage to Mrs. McFa, land.
and approving the Methodist form Ct
marriage ceremony, which recognizes
the proper relation existing between
husband and wife by the substitution
for the word obey" the words "you
mutually agree.
1t appears from the state of the pub
lie mind in New York and elsewhere,
that the verdict Of the jury in the Nc
Farland trial was but the beginning of
the trouble. Able Sage has had her
say in tie Tribune, and Mcfarland
promises full statement of all matters
with the affair through the
newspapers. Meantime the public ap-
petite for scandal and gossip is being
gratified. while the newsmen are peck
citing a few extra dimes.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
Richness.

The Republican Of last week makes
the superduous statement that the bust
ness Of that . ofice is extensive enough
to justify dividing the profits with an
assistant" and that the business de-
mands more time than one man can be-
stow"
The whole community knows that =
probably no livelier Or more Aourishing
Office exists in this neck of woods"
and that the profits are enormous and
viii speedily enrich two men is boyord
question. In fact, they are so pressed
at that institution that We are compelled
to do about half the Republican Job
work of the town and advertisements
in that journal are so valuable that al
most all Of them are paid FOR year in
advance, the editor having needed that
amount of dry goods and groceries, we
have known subscribers to that sheet.
who were eight months in arrears, to
pay a full years subscription, permitting
the editor to discontinue the paper four
months previous to expiration OF the
time paid for.
And what is the use OF informing the
community tnat the Republican and "
II. Nicho's belong to W N. Nichols?
Who ever doubted that We know
that energetic, enterprisins and indus
trious young man worked, earned. and
now owns the Office, and we are sur
prised that he does not purchase sever
al other Offices on the same terms be
purchased that establishment. lie is a
thrifty young man, butts very unkind
TO inform the purlic that we neither
own our Office nor ourself but that the
office and our body and soul belong to
great Mogul He should encourage us
By his words. rs well as his example,
try and SO labor that We may some day
"own" our own Office, and perchance
cur own body and soul. and finally we
might-if so encouraged, become pros
porous and independent and famous,
Ike our successful cotemporary.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
Democratic state Ticket.
Democratic County COnseEs-
siOEs

The Democrats Of Marshall county are
notified thatth central committee hare
ordered that delegate convention be
held at Plymouth, on Saturday, June
18th, 1870, for the purpose Of nOmina-
ting candidates for the Offices to be
filed at the next general election.
The number of delegate votes to
which each township in said county Will
be entitled in said convention is based
upon the vote cast for governor in 1868,
and is as follows:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

against the corruption and extravaganza
of the ring that has so long ruled in this
county. The platform is very pointed,
and makes the breach impossible. The
executive com mittee is composed of our
best citizens, and selected from both Re-
publicans and Democrats. The move
ment has started off, and with the right
men it must prove successful.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

The reform movement at lndianapo-
lis was inaugurated on the night Of the
10th instant. 1t VIII be remembered
that the Republicans Of Marion county
1T their recent county convention, treat
ID the German element Of their party
so shabbily that many Of the prescribed
ones openly aYowed their determina-
ton to forever renounce the party and
Its sins. Recently events have so
shaped themselves, that public meet
ing was called, the result Of which is
given in the following paragraph. tele-
graphed to the daily papers last Tues
day:
INDIANAPOLIS, May 16 The reform
movement was organized in this county
to night A large and enthusiastic as
sembIagc of Republicans and Democrats
was held in Mozart hail. and declara-
tion of principle and organization agreed
upon. Several gentlemen heretofore
connected with the Republican party
wade decided and effective speeches
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

The Democrats of the several town
ships are requested to hold conven-
tons and appoint delegates to the coun-
t. convention on Saturday, June 18th,
unless for local reasons some other day
would be more convenient.
II. CoRBIN, Chairman.
D. MCDONALD, Secretary.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

switches of (so-called) hair, and other
articles of female adornmcnts \ lot Of
10 large Mitchell's aliases, consigned
to Cambell, are among the ruins. Most
of the goods were directed to Chicago
merchants, with whom the company are
settling as fast as possible.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
c. II. Reeve.

ATTORNEY at law. and E1 C-s.-7 h-r-'.
- win practice f. Fcii1f. stark. laT3rf. ani
Ec~ciusko. rs well as Na--hs.l cosaf' as. col
ticrs promptly and efficiently attended -. -'are
ful attention given 10 probate business. Insurance
effected on lives and property. in TIE best CONF
panieS IN the United State. Special attc-iftor
paid TO the prosecution 90 claims of soldiers. their
widows and heirs. Tor bounty. arrears OF pay. pcn-
sions ard other claims.
R,r-eacrs.-F aryveI Field 3 Co (rtc era. shaw.
Barbour 4 Co.. Cincinnati. Rlckit. sheldon < 90.
y. Y Graft Bennett & Co. pittsbGrg. l9-i6-
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
EoEefa.
McCursIy IEoUSc

VNTANATH. IND South side ?. r. W. x G. r
w r. adjoining the passenger depot. Guesis
stopping here viii receive frSt-caSs accornsaoia-
ton at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed 10
ard from the cars free.
AZ Z. McCURDY. Frop'r.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

n n the latest and best styles and in n manner
4 unsurpassed for heatness and durability.
Nix. NOLAN Is on experienced workman. and
viii guarantee That hi~ work shall give satisfaction
MISS LOGAN Is recognized among her patrons
as being the best tailoress ever located In this
town. There is now no necessity OF sending else
where az has been frequently done heretofore,
to have cgant suits made up. guarantee
that our work shall not be eyceed anywhere.
We have no doubt Of our ability to please all who
will give our work a trial.
Shop In Br0wnlee's bIick. up stairs, in the room
adjoining Capron's law Office
liymou'li MAY ~ J7ff
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
ft.Is. nGYp0Ids. I'D.
AEt0ET1E5.
Il. 4. 0. Packard,


4 TT0RNEY anl ror-a4 - g. ,.,. az 10.
= iary iaaic. llooa. 40. =, B-.-o-s 5.e-;,
Plymouth. M. %
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
Pittsburgh, Et. Wayne IL Chi
cagO Railway.

On and after November 15lS69. Trains will leave
Stations lilly. (Sundays exceptcd,) "a follows:
Train eavingChica@o at ,05 l.. NJ, leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at2 ,l5 p. a., leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
A. G, NOltZcHd0rfE.

FASHIONABLE BARBER CHICAGO OAR
II BIR .SEfOF. Under Marks s. Ehriici's sfors.
Sharing. Hair Cutting Shampooisig, &c. done
in the best style Particular attention given 10
Dyeing Hair aud Whiskcrs. Highest price paid
for ladies hair s.-3s.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
". =, Iir.s.
4 G. s. z C.nrnn-

Z TTORNEYS & CCVNSFI0HS. Reel Ts.sfs
= and Collecting Agents plrmaaia lae 40
practising iu the law c1urte Of Marshall .,d = -
joining counties. sid vi0 ElEe prompt atrerfrsa
toall legal business entrusted L. them. oeHef~l
Collecting agents for Northern IN iala and soma
era Michigan Particular attention gie GA - 10
settlement o. decedents estates aDd gglfc is'-
ships. Deeds. mort-agss. aud o.he- contracts
drawn uD and acknowledgements taken ee'c'.
Brownlce-s Beck. up stairs. loE25- g fsiy
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

WATER Mil The hest ioNr mann racturcd
w always on hand. Gristing done to order by
frs; class miller. The highest market price ia
cash paid all times for heat. Bill at northeast
part OF town.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
kO0ntg 4 TreSS.

NTEAT MARK ETA new Market. Which win
lkk supply the citizens of Plymouth. aud sur
roam ding country with the best quality Of Fresh
meats Of all kinds. Lard. Talow. Sausage and
all aticlcs kept in frst-cass Meat market ai-ays
ON hand MARI ct at Nolrs old stand
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Trains run daiiv, Sundays exceDted
{. W. BRADLEY. Superintendent
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
/. \. Deige.

DARKER HOUSE.-This old-c ahIie'irS sna
1 flvorahIy known House l. no1S prepared with
new furniture and Improves Recommendations 10
cater 10 the wants OF oar own community and TO
travelling public. The omnibus has been reffied
and viii attend all yalar trains, under the
aEemcnt OF the House. s.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

NTEAT MARKET.-keep constantly on hand
lNi the best selections OF Beef, Pork. Mutton ano
Vcoi the county affords. Also manu- e. cfure eu-
erior article OF Bologna sausaco. Market isi
DOR ,sss Of Methods, church. on Laperss s.sect
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

Insure your Homes
Insure your Ncrchandicc'
Insure your Property.
Insure your Houses, Barns and
Stock against loss and damage by Fire and
LighfniHg, in one of the following OLD AND
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANIES;
Assets
International, " York, S1,290,944 30
North american +" 713.S43 Il
Nc1 York Ccntro1, 100000 90
Ioakcrs q: Neao York. 87S,4G4 20
Home, Ncv Hocen, 1856, 365ss49
We prepared to issue policies the most
favorable terms IN any of the above companies.
Also. we have the General Agency of Indiana and
Michigan of the
Nc,o York Central Insurance Company.
Agents and Solicitors wanted.
Office In Brownlee's block, up stairs.
nov25' 69-12ly
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&. :. \. Todd.
7. 7. Bailey & Go.

DRrGCIsT. Or r. 4. lemons old stand
| y Michigan street Plymouth, Indiana.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

UHOLESALEuQU0R STORE pnre Liquors
w for medicinal and 0fh6s purposeps. can 10
he'd ut my store, one door north OF "a f'iaIl~--
Bank. .
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
miscellaneous.
!. Il. Iosey

IT, Nv
TFW FTER.-Cl"cks. Watches and Jewelrv "a
d paired promptly and in a woTkminlihe msnrer
Keeps for sale clocks Watch.s. Pia ted ware jew =
~ gold pans and fpif sock pertaining his trade
Occupies part OF Panl's Boot - shoe store.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
L. Shakes & Go.
J. h. Van VaEkcphuvgl,.

DILL ARD Room. Three first ciass tables. 1'He
> Ptrsst Liquors and best Glars in town aiwEl
On hand. Rooms. Second door north Of Eank.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
Bus:mEsS DIRECTORY.
E. II. Cooper,
Isr. 4. q. IiGgl0ls
Ir. -. I. DaIIGv,

sSCRGECN DENTIST. Can lee con-ultca e p q
4 ' ofiiceesery day Czcept Nenaav4 and Tues2s.l ,.
once over Nestcrvelts store. Plymcnth. Ind.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19
John \. Alleman.

EROCER and Produce Dealer. Ilas choice
Y I stock Of fresh Groceries on hand. Pays the
highest market pTis for ala kinds Of country pro-
duce can provide citizens ot'oWn with ihe beet
he country affords. Store iourth door rerlh -
Bank
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-19

Threats all Kinds CT diseasa that lict the human
! system. Medical Gu1 Surgical Having h.d
over xix years experience IN he armics ofile l..
= Once Over - i-Becker'. 6ry good store- -
, 1870-08-12


International Evangelical Council, To post
pone the Conferencu t-ntA . more coesenient
Season is, therefore, inevitable. But The In
finito Wisdom which I,,t ordered thia result
IN va hsye M ;3orht sI.,, sTarr,1, ~, r.nst-
,,eAaras,,t ~, ~ S.4h~s - ~ % - ~ - ~ = f1
~ =. =. - HI tuo - iaet Ice ~ ~ .!1 ooutur
Ano " tne AeconnitsaueA q efl! greater
ana oessef results than wa coula have feaehed
" the Conference Of tho present year. There
fore, be it
Atsolrrt. That the Executive coa1rnt1ee Of the
Evangelical Alliance OF Tue Cuitetl $3f2{ek with
Rreat relrct4nce Field 70 the Expressed tles;ee Of
The Alliances In Gttas Hkita$sl Esancr C;1:smapY
Holland, and Switzerland that The General Con-
ference which Vas to h. held In Ser Y0rt Ses-
;emner ri fs3O, b.. postpane,i m a,snnnT f,f the
WaE In Europe, which renders their sr1tudAuce
lmpraetlcahle: and The conference Is hefry post
poped, 1t least for thc pFeseHt ytar. AMI rnEl
such time as The PROVIDENCE Of Goi snali 1pca ne
waY for Its auccessful conyocatton-
2. That notice Of this action II. sent TO all the
European and American sleleSa,cs who hsye been
invited to sstend, ami ,aa. it 0e published In tie
pepe5S per- .,. ,,.,.. =, ,,.rx,.n,,-. r.,n,a,,...
, 1870-08-12
INDIANA.
'aIsc Clay County E1iner's StAke-
1sec Kcrpcr.' National Convention
-fkAflFoud elcm%.

Thc Clay County 11iuer's StAke-
1sec kcrpcr.' NATIONAL Convention
-EIniiFoud items.
Spectal Ceapaseh 70 The ch;ese, Tribune.
lspfASArnrIa, Aug. 11.-.At i meeting OF the
coal operators IN clay County, which was held In
Hrazl1, yesterday. 1t was determined 10 maintain
tic reduction OF the price Of mining, aud Lot to
acce11e to the drIuauda of the miners. The latter
tAye resolved tU stan 1lnl. 1ilt there Il no tell
Ing how long the STRIKE, which c0mnenced on the
lat Of JUnc. will continue. The employers 2XreeI
to par eiehsy-nTe cents per ton until November
i, then tntrea*e seven and halE cents, with a
like increase Oh the lst Of December,
thus bringing Tue price up. " that
nov demanded h.! the miners, viz: 81 Ter t0n-
Nothing Is t1u!ng in the uites, and the bAst fur
uarts have stopped operations, except The one 1T
f,rax1i which Will blow out ID Ah1ut ten days Thc
employers claim TINT they offer to pay t~entJ
ptGpsy1san antl THU III mines where tho work
is harder, anu th4t they can barely Keep up eTen
at that pftfe.
nenr WAS male u some raEess that
thr convention vi the National Dee Keep
yrs' Association wItuld be held In ihts
cttY yesterday ansl to La5- THIS VAS the time aud
ulace Originally liked upon bI the TN aslluluus cuu-
sent Of lts m.mhers. The time was louS ago
changed to lee. Il and y, the place remaining
the same. This change w1s announced tn June
quite u nAnbn< III bee Keepers were Ii tue cI{y
yesterday 10 attend the convention.
tbs 1esre 1Iaute i Vanu4lts Roa1 has no
accented tho proposition Of the TsEre llaute ! II
l4,uts RDat tn divide The ear uiu2s but hold ths
s2t1ae un.ies altT1setucnt
, 1870-08-12

Poasronetucns Of the General Confer
cucr on Account OF tho War.

PpAsroneKasent of thc General C0ufe1-
cuce on Account OF tho War
frssa n, S<,c Fork Tribune, lsga
The Executive Committee Of the Ey1ngeI~
cal Alliance OF the United states have hAd =
meeting III t. Is city relation to the General
in the fall. 4 large number Of members sent
their opiuipus In writing On the ptupTetF Of
having 4 General Conference Of the ALL
apce ID view Of the WIZ in Europe In Accord
apce With these opinions and the Judgment Of
the Executive Committee. the iaster have
deemed it necessary to take the following ae-
tion:
The Executive Committee havo received
With rtp{pund regret, intelligence that the
wxt now raging between France and pfuasiA
renders it probable that the attendance Of for
eiGn delegates will be interrupted. Telegraph
received Immediately after the declaration Of
vat, requesting the poetponenent Of the con-
fesenso becAure Of the inability Of tbs dele
cates f1o1a thoee countries to attend. Tothoss
deapatches reply waa sent BY cablo that our
postpone the conference.
- TeleGraphic dispatches were then rccelved
from Holland. Switzerland and England. Eiv~
| ing the united Judgment Of the Alliances IN
| all those countries that the Conference. fot
| The British organization, in their despatch.
express their decided concurrence in this
| orinion Of the Continental branches. Bishor
/ Ncuv1ine, Of Ohio, and President Aiken Of
Ci.ion College, being in England. sent to as =
Joint despatch. stating, thst the ~aI ana
anee OF European delegates impfscti.
c.b1e, and win destroy the international char.
setter Of the conference Il it should Be hele
under existing circta1nstaoces- -
So ysst N amount OF time, labor. and CAT
| has been expended already upon tho p:epara'
: lion for the conference, 80 deep Is the intstes
COW felt in its approach by the Chrlasaau PEG
| ,.te OF this country, knd 10 cheerfully h4.a th
| friends in the city of New York RESPONDED
| The call made upon their hospitaiisies. tbs
nothing but imperative necessity could jusuf
| A second postponement OF the conference.
j, But the DiEine will is most clearly ezp1esse
. il the mighty events now tEA1spirlnE IN Fl
o rppe in the unanimous wish OF our bzethfe
I there, and in the coucu1Tent opinion OF inene
a OF the allisnee 1t home, Who lave been COZ
: / sulted as far - practicable.
4 Our sympathies arc warmly enlisted in b
+ half Of the Christian brethron whose !ant
arc now involved in the misezies Of war. II
or prayers are, and ehal BE-, offered shst III
is uAy avert its cal1mities from them, aud spec
ily restore unto thom the blessings Of peae
N, And We recognize fully. as wo ahoula teei
IN our own care, With war raging in the midst
r. them. and with the imminent possibilities
r. other European countries being lnsolF
Is therein, that men holding positions or nm
enee and usefulness, men OF wisdom
- public AFFAIR, should not II such time !
the ocean between them and their fauoih
~ | their official duties and their couotrT.
" : The General Conference requires the pr
,rr cree Of these brethren, 4n3 without ther
~ tuue; (ott It's Character A:-d it'd otjast ~
, 1870-08-12

Denaonxnttc Congressional Convene
lion at Dcs Totscs-.A Peoples
Movement Started
Special Despatch to The Ch!enso Tribune.
DIES Ao1sks, Aug. 11.-Thc Democratic Con-
C1essionsl Convention OF this District met here
,o-Iay. It us2le no nominations, but delivered
the rarsY Of the district to what Is 70 be called
rter3ts patty. to I've carapose<l OF the Democrats
an.l tic sofrhcx,is among Republicans Bs the
t:,us Of the sAr, = stipulated IN The resoIua,as
upon and maintain the platform
adopted BY the Democratic State Convention Jet-
;crtiay. This sort Ut warfare viii NOT bI7uT much
rev valid to its soldiers IN district with seven or
eight thousand Republican majority and Repub.
.ican candidate oi popularity, integrity, And COM
pereucF. II il not known who the coming cani!-
late IL. although some COOL guessing might he
.!one hy shose Who saw the force OF Republicans
that brought the eenveni.an TO its conclusion.
Tna State House Commas On a,taou7neta tonight
after two days se.a!ou. Nothing Important w1s
onc. further than the perfection Ut business rrr
ttmnar,ea preparatory to the letting OF contract:
fer the teunAAttvn male
, 1870-08-12

Fur two year,, tn improve unfnenmetrd property
rsEth 4vub.e ta~ &lsauus, security tarsest will 9
| paid In advaac.. Addseas SuAIH S1Dk. Tribune
l DSr
, 1870-08-12
ILLINOIS,

Cook County Judges tfudcr the
Ncyx- CenstitutaOn-C0unt Assoss-
fneNtAa
Special Deepateh 70 The Chieaxa Tribune.
Sru1S6F1zLD, aug. IL-Ihe resignation OF Hon
William h. McAlllstet, as Judge Of the Recorder
Court Of Cook County, was to-tay fled with the
Secretary Of stAts.
Commissions as Judges Of the Cook County Iu-
,,clal Circuit provided for BY the new constltu-
t{uu, We{o tt,-AlaT issued to nun. William ", Far
~rii, Henry Bootb ami John q. Rogers.
The assessment Of Calhoun and Hardin Counties
*ese Ereelvet! hy the Auslkor to-day. The aasess
nent OF Calhoun County for 1850 IL being
81. .u9i less than the usscssed yauc of So. ant
s1sd-s.4 less than the e9uait74-l s1ue- The num-
leF Of acres In wheat are IL, 3,210; coFn, 81, ,S3o;
other products, %, ,stH
Ilaritn CountE assessment for 1870, Is $5u9.-
&C., bei1i2 $64s6 nluse than In 1859, AMI So, ~
1llura than The equaized value. The nunteF af
acres IN wheat cusn. TO- oss; other products.
s,252.