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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN A. GRAS, BANK.
rupt.
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Successiou of Chnrles NIassieu.

succession of Charles Massieu.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS-THOSE WHO HAVE
~ cIaims against said succession are hereby
notified to make themselves known to the under
signed, and to present an account of their respec.
tive claims, and the titles by which they are estab
Lshed. G. FERRET,
JOHN g. MONROSE
nO9 Is l3 81 Testamentary Executors
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge 46eu.-Bazile
Dazine, who had attempted, on the twenty
fifth Of September. at No. so St. Philip
street, to brain his wife, Celestine Dazine,
with fiatiron, pleaded guilty to assault
and battery, and was remanded for sentence.
Thomas Morrison pleaded guilty to as
sault and battery, on the thirtieth Of o.
tober, on Ellen Kelly. demanded for SEN
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DELICAN FERTILIZER.
THE NEW ORLEANS SANITARY AND FERTILE.
ING COMPANY,
Nm. ID lInlan Street I'm sfnlxs

Have now ready for delivery their superior FEB.
TlL1ZlNG COMPOUND, in quantities to suit pur.
chasers. Certificates from well-known citizens
characterize it as superior to Peruvian Guano.
while it is sold at less than half the price, Mi
has no disagreeable odOr. Send for Circular.
Price of our Pelican No. 8 50 Der ton
Price of our Pelican No. 645 per ton
able December l. 1871 ~
Alse, EARTH CLOSETS and COMMODRS for s.,a
fel6 lv S ~AAAs0s
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Z. A.
Michel

2. y.
n0o " deg Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SO. IS, 81 Camp street, New Orleans
[ yfaAkLEs q. >ChULZE,
No. 6 Gruvier Street. New Orleans.
Postof3ce Box 1888.
Stereotype and Electretypina.
Seal Press Engraving, Die Sinking Stencil Cutting
Designing. Agency for the best Card and Cancel.
ing Stamps, Red, Black and Blue Ink, Ribbons for
Hand Stamps Stencil Plates, etc. First premium
tor hest Stereotype Plate at last Fair. tall
GAs.........".......G GAS.
The hest and cheapest gas in the city can be had
BY applying at No. 50 Camp 81 street, to
Agent Fairbanks Scale and Cotton Cot" na seama
Fairbanks Co. are the authorized agents for
furnishing all the the cus:omhouses, psstofices,
states With scales, which is satisfactory evidence
that they are the standard for the United States
sSs s% Agency at Nc; So ca%I street
NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
0O.............. Baronne Street ...,.. 90
This conservatory is conducted after the plan OF
the Conservatives Of Europe.
For particulars. circulars. and any desired in.
formation, apply to the New Orleans Conservatory
lana, or personally at the Conservatory.
THEOPHILUS MASAC, President
p, RETKRKSc1s-Bishop J. C. Kenner; Rev. A. r.
Dixon; Rev: Z. J. Taylor; ReN J. B. A. Ahrens; W.
Foster, Esq.,. from Race. Foster 4 T. T. Merrick;
G: T. Bemiss, Esq; DR.. William H. Holcombe: A.
MHhseless ESQ; President New Orleans National
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd R. Cole.
man, Esq.,, President Mechanics and Traders In.
surance Company; W. NJ Pinckard, ESQ.,; Jacob
ESQ., Superintendent; George Forester ESQ.,, Edi.
tor German Gazette, etc.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
MI Theophilus Masac, professor Of history and
philosophy of music; Mr.. Charles Van Hufden
ofessOr of vocal music Miss Carolina Zeiss prOfes.
sor Of vocal music; Mr.. Edward F. GrOeneve1t, pro-
lessor OF theory and the piano forte; Miss Melanie
Lem0ne, professor of the piano forte; Mr. Alton.
so Mari professor of flute; Mr.. Hermann Braun,
professor Of orchestral instruments. Besides an
emcient number of assistant teachers.
au26 ly
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r =. SlMONDS & CO.,

r =. SlMONDS & CO.,
Nos. 10 Canal, o Crossman and Franz
Streets.
DEALERS IN
H A r. D w ARE.
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLERv.
Nails and Castings, Hoop. Sheet and Bar rro,
Manila and Tarred Cordage, Sail Duck plcw.
shovels and Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc
Anchors and Chains, Axes AID Hoes. Lead Pima
and Sheet Lead. Paints and Oils, Blocks and Oar.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
hose' Packing. and al supplies necessary IN
kailroads, Steamships. Plantations etc.
Agents for the new patent
''SelfLubFicating Paekine.,s
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND GA wonr~e
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Widow III.
SteimetZ.

G. s SACVINET,
nol4 del Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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N0tice.-Calcasieu Sulphur Mining Comoanr
New Orleans. November Is, l87l.-The Stockh
Of the Calcasieu- Sulphur Mining Company are
dollars per share all the ordinary stock Of the
Company has been called by the Board of Direct
tors, and made PAYABLE on the TWENTIETH IN.
SIANr at the office of the Comrany No. 81 CarOn.
delet street. ALEXANDER RONNEVAL
nOl5 l5t Sacratorr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GAS or THE AGE.
The New Orleans Hydro.Carbos Cas-
light Company.

THIS company has Just completed . series Of
scientific experiments in the production o. Hydro
Carbon 0as by "Slopers patents" and can strongly
recommend these machines ~ tho simplest,
cheapest and most substantial gas machines ever
offered to the public, producing gas i've times
the illuminating power Of city gas, and 1t . much
less COST For churches, halls, sugar-houses and
country towns this machine can not be surpassed
Orders for machines left at the csmpany's once,
No. Carondelet street, New Orleans. or with.
Messrs. Jockush Z Co., bankers, Galveston, Texas,
will meet with prompt attention.
J. N. WAGNER, PreGdent
JOHN COMMUNY, Superintendent.
HzNRY STERN. Secretary and Treasurer.
Factory, No. 2o9 Rampant street. auA 6m
nR. JOHN q. ANGELl,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Office and residence,
152. ..........Julia Street. .......152
NEAR CAMP.
All operations in Operative Mechanical and Sur
gical Dentistry carefully performed: kitrous oxide
and other anesthetics administered. Oc28 1y
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SpECTAr. NOTICES.

Asylums established in the City Of New Orleans
The late Antoine Reuter- having by his will ma De
by public act before A. Dreyfous, notary, be.
queathed sum OF money to 1.-The orphan asvlums
in the city of New Orleans, whether male or fe-
male and whatever their color or religion" his
testamentary executor hereby notifies all admin.
situated in this city, to mske known to the
undersigned the names of the asylums under
their administration the respective dates of their
incorporation. and whether they hold charters
from the Legislature, or were Incorporated by act
passed before notary public, and to specify their
present location.
Prompt attention to the above is requested
G. &. SCHMIDT
Attorney for the testamentary executor.
No. % Exchange place. between Customhouse
and Canal streets, nol5 15t
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. ID. Cronan

" a. CiaCN 1NL1s
nOl4 ~ deI6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Citizens Bank W.. Frannci. Mouney.

Ocl8 nO2 ID Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Z. =. SACNINET,
MOI % deg Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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=. .. SAL tISET,
Oc24 nO1025 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleane.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance COMPANY
VS.. Samuel Hill Williams.

.. -. NAC
nos " deg Sheriff of the Parish Of OI!eacs
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Jean Marie LamOthe VS.. Succession OF
Lewis Parker ct ais.

~ y. .. SAC VINEI,
nos ~ deg Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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Legislature from Grant parish-I am
acquainted with the political feeling be-
tween the blacks and whites in the parish
of Grant, and there is not bit Of ill feel
ing between the two; there are radical
organizations in the parish against the
whites; these have never been interfered
with by any one, and the general character
think there is any political meaning in
this affair of the burning of Judge Phil
lips house; l was in the parish Of Grant
when the witnesses came down; have
never known of any i'll feeling against any
one in the parish; there may be some car
pet-baggers in the parish, but don't know,
never askedithem; know Judge Phillips
add never asked him; have heard the col
Ored people in the parish complain Of the
radical people and militia; that they would
not leave them alone, trying to get them in
trouble; there is secret political organiza-
ton in the country known as the Union
League, but no other; know of no diff
Guilty between any of the prisoners and
White and Phillips, and 1 have never known
any enmity to exist between them.
Mr.. CastellanOs addressed the court on
the subject OF the committee sent by Gov
elnor WarmOth to inquire into the alleged
Outrages said to have been committed in
the parish Of Grant, and desired to obtain
their report. In default of this and in de-
fault Of any rebutting testimony on the
part of the prosecution, the case was sub
mitted to the court without ar gument on
the part of the prosecution.
After lengthy and able argument from
Mr.. Castellanos, in which he claimed that
the men had been arrested without any
legal charge being sustained, and that the
acts under which they stood charged were
not sufficient to cover. much less convict,
these men in the case, the court, desiring to
compare the testimony in the case, reserved
its decision until tomorrow at ten o'clock,
and until then adjourned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25
The Governors Message.

The message Of Gov. Scott, which will
be found on our first page, in answer t,
the demand made by tie Ere eaters tc
cxtingn,>h certain portions Of the up
country, will be read ~i,h great interest
Iti a good paper, and fitting answer
to the f1othing crew who desire to prcci!'i
tate the country into anarchy and blood
shed. The Governor acknowledges that
thcrc is some restirsslc<S, but not more
than the righ;ful authorities have it in
their power 10 quiet, and he is eminent
ly right, and cvirccs rs much wisdom
and craftsmanship in his determination
and advice. as the most peace loving ci,
iZcn can desire. All honor and credit
be given him for his manly and sensible
answer. 1t really looks like peace
measure, and as such every honest citi
zen will endorse it, and lend every innu.
cnce and means to restore order, and
quell any attempts ut riot or confusion.
If Gov. Scott will contnuc in this course,
We have no fears but tlia, We will be free
from many Of the troubles which have
disturbed the people of late. lie has ii
in his power now to win himself maine,
and we would be glad, for the sake OF
our beloved State, as we'll as fos himself,
that he should occupy IN upright, fair
position. becoming the Grst Magistrate
OF an honorable State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

LOST THEIR CAsu.-Our respectable and
highly moral town is so free from criminal
acts that al opportunity Of making an item
in any of the startling lines Of murder, fire
or burglary is seldom afforded. This speaks
well for Us as 4 community, particularly too
that we are just on the line of i railroad. and
tue town Il considerable business centre
where strangers arc as common Is leaves in
valambrosa. How fortunate then are We
who live in so quiet and orderly town, and
how blessed in our municipal authorities and
energetic marSAals, who succeed so we'll i'll
maintaining the majc>ty Of the law, and
preserving. the people from dangers seen and
unseen. Accidents will happen soUrtIme'
however in the best regulated families aud
communities. On Wednesday night lost
large mercantile firm here, met with loss
ofthcir ready Cash, the first loss in this way
that they have ever sustained. They meet
it brarcy though, and hope 10 recover tho
whole in ! day or two. The daring feat was
accomplished abou, o'clock in the evening
At the first report Of this affair, Us prompt
loca!iStS, we repaired TO the spot and ascer'
ta:ned particulars, and give what remains to
be told rs follows. The gentlemen say
! that they are not surprised at all. that they
were booking for it, that they had seen fol
some time signs which led them to believe
that something was going TO be done, anJ
yctthcy never made any effort 70 thwart it
They take the matter so quietly that VIC ar
70: disposed 70 disturb ourse!vcs any norl
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Survivors, Association.

We have received copy Of the pro
ccedingS of the first and second annual
meetings Of the Survivors, Association OF
South Ca DINA. The pamphlet contains
& brief and pertinent explanation of the
purposes for which the Association WAS
Instituted, and the primary and sec
ondary Objects Of lis Development and
pcrpetuat,on; basis Of organization; con-
Sritution; tribute to the memory Of Gc".
1.ur; list of"ttirer>; rcpor, Of State Exec
utive Board; Roster Of officers; Organi-
Acknowledgements, battaiinns, batteries,
brigadcs; &C., and closes with classic
address before the Association By Gen.
John S. Preston, at its second annual
meeting.
The Association proposes TO publish
Roll the names Of those Nho dicG or
were killed in the late war-in two cdi
tions. The first will Soon be i<<Ge,, and
the second will be published in sbuu,
eighteen nonthS, and will be revised
edition.
South Carolina gave 7-l0ths Of her
voting population to the wa- during lis
first two years, more than oneiou:th Of
whom were sacrificed.
Lists for subscription to the pub'ica-
ton Of the roll may be found at MessrS.
NcEall & Pools. at Messrs. Motto &
Tarrant's, at Mr.. W. I. Tarrant'S, !,
Hessrs Fair, Pope 4 Pope, and at DR.. S
z. Fsnt'S.
Subscription s. half Of the amount
TO be paid on the delivery Of copy Of
The first edition, and - 50 on the drlivc,
cry of the revised edition.
The following are the officers of tho
Association:
President-Licut Gen. Wade lamp
ton; First Vice PreS;dent-l.ieut. Gen
j. II. Anderson; Second Vice. p:rSlcn
Maj. Gen. J. B. kershaw Third Vice
President Brig. Gen. Saml Mc(;owan
Fourth yicc.preSieient-Major 7. e
Barker: Sccretary-Co!"ncl y. {. Has
kcll; Trcasurer-Can,aia Vim. X. Bach
man.
Executive Committee Ed
w,rd McCrady, Jr., General Elliso'
Capers, General James Conner, Co!one
J. McCutchcn. Colonel Wm. Wallace
Colonel J. II. Rion, Colonel c.
Walker.
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The LcJ.Ga:urc.

The following ensroSsed Till has b. c:'
ratified.
An act supplementary to an act to
authorize administrators, executors and
other hduciarirS to sell certain evIdcn.
cr> of indebtedness at public sale, and to
co,n;ro;:;isc in Gel tan cases.
Bills introduced To authorize cicl Ks If
courts TO perform all ;hr duties lIcret"-
fore performed by commissioners IL
,u"itv, and defined on tb. first day Of
January, 1862.
TO provide for th> election by. the
people Of county auditors and COUNTY
treasurer, referred To c"tu:nttcc.
10 cnn;ptl county treasures to re-
rcivc county checks III payment Of
taxes.
\ bill to regulate the urznnc1 Of draw
Ing jurors, read the third time aud
passed.
\ concurrent resolution authorizing the
State auditor to instruct county trcaSucrS
to stay action in collection of ta:r<; re
ported by i"in. resolution sus;'cnding
tax executors in some instances.
Unfavurahc report Oh bill to protect
laborers and others working under
contracts, for share of crops.
\ joint resolution to suspend the writ
If haheaS corpus in certain counties &c.
f.rrrti 20 committee.
\ Till authorizing State auditor t"
cause to he levied and collected II special
tax referred 10 committee.
4 bill to amend Section II of m act
organizing and governing the militia; re
fcr7cd to committee.
In the House resolution to adjourn,
sine die, OH the 1T day Of March has
been adopted by close vote and sent to
the Senate.
Notice Of bill to regulate the road
taX
lrtro,lnrtion Of Till to bind ont !llc
gi,inatr children Of paupcr> TO service.
Notice of bill to indemnify certain
aggtivvcd persons.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25
The Impeacbmeut Trial.

The court Of impeachment for the trial
Of Judge Vernon, assembled on Friday
last. Judge Ee.ncn's counsel is Colonel
Pope, and the mar ayers are assisted by
Northinston and Elliott. Judge Vernon
plead not guilty 10 each Of the articles.
through Col. Pope, rescrving the right
to plead in writing on Tuesd'y following.
Ho requested that his witnesses he put
on the Sanc footing as those for the
prosecution, in other words be paid by
the State. This was refused. Senate.
Leslie then gave notice that he would
pay tho expenses if the State would not.
The managers arc W. j. Whippcr, F. J.
Moses, Jr., Joseph Crews, ". d. Wilkes
and Aaron Logan. At 1.30 p. m. the
Court adjourned to meet on Tuesday.
No person is admitted without a ticket,
Of which sigh; l:undred have been pre-.
psrod.
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Beg SPREAD THE TRUTH.

b6-< 80 ltlJ.l - IL - IL i L.
Some medical men insist that it is unGignided to
cdYettisc remedy. however valuable il may be.
Queer rens0ring :his. I is Ike saying that al
article which Tie world needs should be hid in a
cornc.-ti:at benefits and blessings may be too
widely diEu-ed-tlIat the means Of protecting and
restOrin heath shOa!d be 4 close :.1OnOr-fy.
and not accessible to 1Il. The argur7!ent is Dad.
II is worse than that: il is inhunan. Suppose
Hostetter'S Stomach Hittcrs-an absolute specific
for dyspepsia. billiorsEcSs aud nervous debility
-'iad never been known bryond the repertoire
OF the faculty. what would have been the Gomez
quence? Instead OF cnriag ard inrigorating
millions. the good effects Of tie preparation
would have been co! fined 10 comparative few.
There is the hiShe-i authority for saying that
light should not b. bid nndcr q buslIel; that
whatever is SrNcc. .rnt ..Guld be placed as city
on hill. where ail Eici; can take cognizancc Of
it, II Is upon tti- lri: cii'lc that te BItcrs have
heen advertised ard continue to be advertised
in every newspaper oi anr prominence in the
western he i p'ierc. anh that the spontaneous
testim"nia!S liz lis ta:tr have been translated in
TO all written languages. Thousands enjoy per-
feet health to-day who wrId lie lanSuiShnS ON
beds Of sickness If the w>larrS Lad not spread
the tIuth with irsuI! 10 th!S urcQuaied iuviEo-
rant and corrective .ar ard vide. suppose profit
has beeu reaprd fr, III This publicity. Is TINT any
argument against il? If the public health has
brem protected; If lives la We been saved; if the
feeble have been renrthcGcd and the sick re-
stored great gooi has been accomplished: and
who so mean is TO gruGge to eNe!tiouS thus dircc-
ted their fair reward,
Jan 4 1-lm
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NEwBERnT. S c., Jan. 16, 1871.

NEWBERHT. C., Jan. IL, 1871.
MR.. R l.. McCAUGIlRIN.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your enquiry as
to tho merits Of the Carolina Fertilizer and
other Guanoj, purchased from Carwile y
Mclaughlin last Spring, amounting in all to
about ten Tons, take pleasure n making
the follow ny statements:
On 6 acres upland. light, sandy soil,
used $50 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer per acre, and
gathered from each, 1900 lbs. seed cotton or
13 $40 lbs in all.
On 25 acres upland of the same kind OF
soil, used Gunno's III about the same pro.
portion, and made from this field about II
bales lint cotton per acre. or 81 bales in all,
each weighing over 400 lbs.
For the preparing and cultivation Of these
lan'ls | followed the same plan rs rccom>
.mcnded in my report nu Cotton to the Agri-
cultural Society, in Columbia, on 9th Nov,
1850.
. alSo believe, from my past experience in
the use Of Fertilizers, thst they are profitable
with Cotton q 10 10 12lc. per h., and will
pay 1T these prices at Icas, 100 per ccut- OH
amount invested.
Very Respectfully.
JOHN +. KINARD.
Jan. IS. 4-3m.
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War EeWs.

The French situation grows worse daily.
The bolnh:r'!mcut G.; Paris continues with
serious results. tic damage by shells 10 build
ug> being considerable, while the loss OF life
is great. Many corn mills have been de-
S;roycd, thereby causing :, scarcity of meal.
official dispatches confirm the defeat Of
Bourbaki, III L severe battle before Brl!Ort.
which lasted two days French loss !. 500,
German loss 1900. Rumors are that the
German fire is not up 10 expectations, and
that :: general attack is 10 he made on St
Denis and Nalcrcin. TrochU j. 10 commence
4 series Of SOrticS, 10 continue necessarily m
less there is peace on French terms. The
t,crrnanS have twenty-five batteries available
against Paris. t'n The 10Th The fire entirely
ceased. The belief b,.ing that negotiations
looking to peace were pending. The latest
report IS ;s!%s the homh:r,!mcnt with incrraS.
rd force VIII commence Immediately. the he
soiiatnn> l.av;n" failed. On the whole the
French prospects are d:p!orab.c. II is said
still ina! The city is tranquil
William Of Prussia was proclaimed Empc-
rOr OF Germany, in Tic Hall Of Mirrors, On
the l9;!l.
VERSAILLES. January 20, ?. NJ, via Lon,
| don, January 2l, 5 80 7. M--!tll Guics This
afternoon, and the troops on fsxh sides re-
main in their positions. The Pr,.>Sian los.
| in the recent Sortie was 400, and the French
! loss 50 heavy HAT they asked an aY,nissice
; OF; ft.r'y>cg'. hours for removing theil
woum,lrd. and burvinS :hcir dead.
Advices from Paris say tha, Trochu, at ::
council Friday. stated that should hope Of
! outside assistance fail it would be his duty tc
! surrender tAc city before The Germans des
1royed the pubic buiidings and fired the
centre Of The city. The Emperor teleg.aph>
~
. entirely withdrew into Paris The tota
? French loss at 81. Quentin was IS 900. Tht
, enemy has Withdrawn 10 FalleDcieR1cs ant
, D"nai. We have rcoccupicd C..nbrt.-
! FaGircrhc, with his staff, had arrived at
| Cambria, on the 2nth. The army OF ;ie
! North WIS IL tTil retreat
piGiS, Janmr: 23.-Thc following art
the quotations for The domestic marke:
Rabbits, 3'"r.: chickens, 55f.: geese, 7Of;
i"AkcyS, :'"!: "-gs, y. etc',; dog fish, ST
! ;jrr ;.D,i:.i