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IA foI,owino VI, re the closing quotations /:
new York Markets.

NEW foREs May IL.
n.rros-Dull, y lower. Sales 2,230 bales
Middling upands l5&.
FLork-Sales IA, 500 bbls. state and Western
Il shade frmer State $50 q 6.s5 Round
Hoop Ohio So 256t6.95 Western s5.7097'25
Southern 90. 70a9 90.
wHEAr-Higher. Sales IS, 900. New No. Spring
at sl.55al.56; winter red and amber western
at 81 .6Oe1.62.
7SG79c.
OArs-stro1g. Ohio and western at 656I0c.
PoRK-Lower. New mess 90 0l6-5O; prime
3l4o0 @ 14.T5.
LARp-Heavy at 9x6II.
BUTTER. The market is dHlL Ohio lIG
Csc; State l5t6lS.
WHIsKEY-Firmer. Western free at 92I992E.
RIcE-Quiet. Carolina 909kc.
SUGAR The market is dull. Muscovado al
s69x fair TO good refining 9SGs4; Havana
at lOS.
CoFFER.-DulI. Rio l3I al6S.
MoLsssEs- Quiet. Porto Rico at 90; Mpscovado
SS645.
Naval stores:
TURPESTINE-Hesvy at 5l15lR.
RosIS - The market is steady at 81 40 for
strained.
PETRoLEuN-Msrket is dull. Crude, IA;
refined 24xc.
TALL8w-Steady at Sk@9.
Freights to LIVERPOOL firmer.
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Matriaafs.

JOHNSON-PHILBRIC. Shrewsbury. by
Rev. II. Fifeld. Elisha W. johnson, of Ludlow,
and Sarah M. Philbric, of Shrewsbury
PARMELEE-SMITH.- New York city,
May 18th, at No. 10 Second Avenue, by Rev. ].
Ryland Kendrick, d. D., Mr.. Herbert 8. Parme-
lee, OF Pittsford, to Miss Jutiu A. Smith, Of New
York.
SIMMONS-ALLEN in Whitehall, N. T.,
by Rev. @ j. Hill, A. w. 8. Simmons, Of Toledo,
Ohio, and Eliza B. Allen, of Whitehall.
PRATT-BLANCHETT Rutland, May
lst, by kev. E. Mills, Mr.. j. Pratt, Of Rutland,
and Miss Harriet Blanchette Of Mendon.
BLANEY-HOGLE.-InR Rutland, May 18th,
by Rev. e. Mills Mr.. William Blaney, of Sandy
Hill, N. Y. and Miss Lestina Hogle, of Fort Ed
ward. N. Y.
DREW-RICE.-In Rutland, May l2th, by
Rev. 4. Mills, Mr.. John Drew and Miss Marga-
ret Rice, both of Rutland.
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This seals the fate of Rulo6, and he
will be executed tomorrow. A report
has gained considerable circulation that
Sheriff Winner has suppressed certain
petitions and representations prepared by
Ruloff to be forwarded to the Governor,
but it is unfounded. Everything Ruloff
has written has been sent to its destina-
ton as directed, and he has written moth
ing that the Sheriff has objected to. Ru.
loft is very anxious TO know what people
think and say about him. He says he
will never please his enemies enough to
write scrap of his history. He is still
busily engaged on bis pathological work,
and began writing key to it on Friday.
Extra precautions have been taken to
guard against his escape or suicide. He
is shackled and guarded by one watch
man in the daytime and two at night.
The preparations for the execution will
begin to-day. Over one thousand appli-
cations have been received by the Sheriff
to witksss the hanging.
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Of 5000 miles to . young merchant Of
Wilmington, last week, having rode the
whole distance enoased in a sardine box,
from which he was taken out in the best
of health and spirits.
The rolling stock of the Vermont
Central consists of 81 passenger, IS bag
gage, postal and express, $3.50 freight, and
400 coal and dump cars.
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obituary..

Died in Clarendon, Al rl 2!d, 1871, Mr. Marsh
all Harvey, aged So years.
Mr. Harvey had long been a resident of Claren-
don, and was universally respected by all for his
kindness and sympathy towards the suffering.
He was a devoted and affectionate husband,
minlstering to the calls of an invalid wife for
several years an indulgent tather,a genial oblig
ing neighbor, as was testified on the day of his
burial by one remarking, 81 never knew Mr.. H.
TO do a mean thing in his iife," also by a large
and fearful congregation following him to the
silent resting place of the dead. Maygreat grace
De given unto the family sanctifying their Attic
lions for this world and the world to come. NJ.
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Personal.

Henry L. Lamb, vigorous writer
and well known Vermonter, is to be the
m raging editor of the Troy Times dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Francis on his
foreign mission.
$. B. Fales is the Philadelphia phil.
anthropist who assisted the consumptive
Vermont boy, alluded to in the speech of
Z. w. Kingsley, at the banquet of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Faneuil
Hall. He took the first steps to organize
an "art gallery" in Philadelphia and was
early and active in erecting the great
"Refreshment Saloon"
DR.. E. Kimpton has left Swanton
to reside in New Jersey, hoping to find
the climate more favorable to his health.
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POLICE COURT. - Rufus Minis was
brought before Justice Baker yesterday
forenoon, on the charge of intoxication,
and sentenced to pay a fine with costs
amounting to $l1 ga Not being supplied
with the ready cash, he was allowed to
rendyran equivalent in work.
james Mclaughlin for six offences in
selling liquor was fined with costs $67 80,
which was paid.
Charles and James Lucus, who COM
mitted the brutal assault on Mr.. Northrup
Md Mr.. Warren at North Clarendon on
Sunday, were brought up on Monday
evening aud bound over in the SUN OF
$500 each for appearance at the County
Court. In default OF bail they were com
United
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EIRST MORTGAGE -
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
ON A COMPLETED ROAD,
FREE OF U. 8. TAX,
AT 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST In
CURRENCY,
EIRST MORTGAGE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS q
MINNESOTA RAILWAY.

The completion OF this road has given to these
bonds an established character equal TO any
mortgage issue dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
We are prepared TO buy and sell them st any
time, at our banking House, at market price
thus placing them on the same basis, for temper
airy permanent investment, with Governments
OF any other security.
railroad that has cost double the amount of the
issue, and which commands, without COMPETE
ton, all the traffic of Northern Iowa and South
ern Minnesota-shorteDing the distance from
st. Paul to Chicago As miles, and to 81. Louis
more than 80 miles.
The net earnings are already largely in excess
of interest on the bonds and no doubt exists bat
they will more than double within the ensuing
year.
A contract has been secured with the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obli-
eating the latter 10 invest 80 per cent. OF gross
earnings derived from traffic with the Buriing-
ton. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Road in the
Bonds Of this Company This arrangement Is
strong guarantee Of the Bonds, andSeetablishes
a large sinking fund for their redemption
The convertibiity privilege in these bonds ena
bles them to be exchanged for staek, 81 par, a.
any time. This secures to the holder, AZ his op-
tion a share in any Excess OF earnings over tee
interest obligation. -
An exchange of Government securities for these
bands returns az per cent. intei est, ins-esd OF
per cent, which is all that Governments pay 1T
present price, besides leaving an i'm mediate gain
of about - per cent. in price for rtinvertment
All marketable Securities taken in exchange
free OF Comm ssioa and Express charges.
HENRY CLEws & CO.,
81 Wall Stree, New York.
FOB SALE By
TOWER, GIDDlEGs r TORY, BREW
ST Err. SWEET & co Boston, General Agents.
for New England ami by f. ''t > TAr
III. F. FIELD Cashier, Rutland,
5. w. ROWELL, "
SPENCER, YlLA & CO, Boston,
FOGG BROS. d BATES, 60
HEAD PERKINS,
RICHARDSON, HILL & CO., Boston.
Z. ROLLINS, MORSE Il Co, ~
ATWOOD & CO.,
HUBBARD BROS. G. CO.,
BECK BROS, IS
STONE DOWNER
F. A. HAwLEY q CO,
j. ID. STURTEvANT
GEO. w. WARREN & CO.,
OF whom pamphlets and information may b
obtained. apl5dwedasat-
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Telegraphic Items.

The Republican State Convention OF
Pennsylvania. met at Harrisburg, yester-
day, and nominated DIR. Stanton of :Beav-
-er, for Auditor.
The British House of Commons re-
il ,cted, last evening, by 50 majority, bill
ps Knitting the sale of liquors under GER
Ia in restrictions.
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" The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland, Commissioners to receive. examine
AID adjust all claims and demands of all persns
aga; INST Alpha III. Pest, late If Rutland ia
said d.strict. deceased, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposs of ex aiming aud
allowing lid claims at the Office of H w. PORTER
in said Kssiznd. on the third Wednesday Of July
aud septepoh<c next, from 10 o'clock a. m. until
AZ O'Clock p m, each of sais days. and that SIX
months from the eighteenth day Of Aprii. A ID.
1871, Is the time limited by said C lurt for said
creditors present their claims 20 Us for .xami-
nation and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, this 18th day Of May, A. n.
1871.
W.PORTER, lco.-.-
BEN. n CHASE. N eson'fs'
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REMARKS.

With a large increase in the number Of cattle
at market, prices have favored the buyer from
x to X cent per h. during the week past. The
distillery fed cattle from Canada, end the West
ern cattle sold by live weight are what butchers
call light shrinkers, and at cent per pound live
weight. Butchers do not expect the dressed
weight to exceed ii cents per h., which IS perhaps
the highest price that can be expected for the
best beef w. II. Barduel gold oxen to dress
1900 lbs. each, for III cents, nice fat COWS al
ii cents, / for 10 cents per Id. R. e. Frsneh &
Son sold four year old and l three year old
steers for $207.50, or nearly 10 cents per h., /
COW and calf for $57, another for S5l, another for
S35. e. Elwe,l told cows and young calves at
an average of about IS each. 8. w. Jones sold
oxen to dress HOO lbs, and 8 steers eco lbs. at
lOh cents per ID. j. B. Cook Eold So Western
steers at cents Per ID. live weight, and three at
IL cents. 8. r. Woodbridge sold % Western
steers at s1 cents on live weight. OF the 6ooo
sheep at market only l2l6 are New England
stock, including Western. New York dealers
give the price OF Western sheep at Albany, from
to cents DIR Id. for sheared sheep, and to sb
Der pound for those not shorn. The Northern
sheep though comparatively small in numbers
were not as to variety Of qua'ity. w. H. BARD,
well sold 1876 fine wool sheep l3ok lbs eacn, ieo
by Samuel r. Billings, of fairfield, Mass, and
mot often excelled for iipeness on commission.
H. Britton sold SO sbeared sheep at el.5o per
head ~ wool sheep, 60 pounds, at 81 so per head.
N. III Rice 49, yearlipgs, 60 pounds for 3I5 each.
Live poultry Is cents per 10.
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The following are the transactions OF
the Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, at the sessions held May Cd and
May 9th, 1871:
TUESDAY, MAY ID.
Estate of Louisa M. Meade; will filed
and order of publication issued.
Estate of Betsey A. Meade Ebenezer
Fisher appointed administrator.
Estate of Jonas r. Holden inventory
and appraisal returned.
Estate of Eliab Randall will proved ;
Jeffrey A. Randall appointed executor !;
E II. Drury and Charles Hitchcock, ap-
praisers and commissioners.
Estate of George II. Simonds ; license
to sell real estate granted.
Estate of David Griswold account of
administrator allowed.
Estate of James W. Pooler, insane
person inventory and appraisal returned.
Estate of Oliver Bascom Warren It.
B4-com appointed administrator Fl. FL.
Smith and M. G. Everts commissioners.
Estate of Paris Russell Eliza T. Rus
sell appointed administrative; John Webb
and Willard Johnson appraisers and COM
missioners.
Estate of Susan Sherman N. A. Holton
administrator proposal to settle account;
order of publication issued.
James ]. Hunter, minor William
Johnson appointed guardian.
E,tate of Cynthia Hubbard; list of
CLAIMS returned.
E-'ate of Ezekiel Green license to sell
real estate granted.
Etate of Daniel Ford; license to sell
real estate granted.
Estate of William Green license to
sell real estate granted.
Estate of John Smith license to sell
real estate granted.
TUESDAY, MAY 9TH.
Estate of Almon s. Tomlinson of
Portsmouth, Neb.; Charles Hitchcock
appointed administrators.
James Esler. Ellen Esler and Ann Els.
ls', minors; license granted guardian to
sell re Al estate.
John Fitsimmons, minor license grant
ell guardian to sell real estate.
Estate of Henry Nichols; inventory
and appraisal returned.
Estate of Moses Goodell ; Joel W Aims.
worth appointed administrator M. II.
Drokerman and Roswell Earl appraisers
and commissioners.
Clarence M. Foster, minor Asa G. Eos
ter appointed guardian.
Estate of Asahel Allen; inventory and
appraisal returned.
Estate of William F. Barnes will fled
sud order of publication issued
E.tate of Miranda d. Eddy; Julia A.
Ely appointed executrix; will proved
and inventory filed.
Edwin M. Wright, minor; petition of
guardian. Linus Edmunds, to sell real es-
tate, and order of publication issued.
E.tate of Samuel J. Merriam; admins
traitors account allowed, and surplus de-
creed to persons entitled thereto.
Estate of Norman Bates Warren Bates
and Martha E. Bates appointed admins
traitors; d. w. Taylor and Benjamin
Markham appraisers and commissioners.
Eina NJ. Green, minor; Edward r.
Green appointed guardian application for
license to sell real estate granted, and or
or Of utilization issnnd
Estate of Leander Hodgekins; admin
istrator, Franklin Billings applies for IL
cense to settle accounts.
E,tate of Asa B. Foster; Samuel H.
Kellogg administrator account allowed,
and surplus decreed to persons entitled
thereto.
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The Probate Court for the District Of Fairhayen
To all persons interested in the estste of
Esther Kinney late Of Poultney, In said District.
deceased, intestate, Or etirg
The administrator of said estate having repre-
sented that il will be beneficial for all parties in
terested therein to sell the whole of the real
tate Of said deceased, las made application 20
said Probate Court for license 10 make such sale.
the heirs in this state having given their conseLt
thereto in writing. Therefore,
By the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before the said Court
at the Probate Office in Casteton. in said dis'r CT,
ON the 18th day OF June, A. ID. 1871, TO show
cause, il any you have, why said heeLce should
not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district this 10th day
Of May, A. ID. ISL.
HENRYL. CLARK,
a0v3w Register.
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EARM FOR SALE OR Ex-

IviI sell my farm lying in Andover, Eve miles
west OF Chester, on the stage rogd to Weston
from Chester. and containinipg about 90 acres Of
good land. Meadow very level ard smooth, a. q
cuts the best quality Of hay. Good house, bsrn
and sheds, all in good repair. Soft spring water
runs into house and yard. LsIge sppe or
chard bears best grated fruit good suppl, o.
apple. nov on hand 500 rock maple tree, ~itsi
.saear house, buckets and psns for bs:iins
fArm hes within ope-hslf mile OF Andover W.
lage vhers is town hall, postofice. church, saw
mill grist-mlll. chsfr-factoIy. blacksmith sha
and echcol-ho6se. 1 will sell the farm cbesl
with good psy-csy,.or will exchange for 9th I
real estate.
@ L. MUsSEy.
Rutland, May 9Th, 1871. dswu
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mittee appointed, the subject will be
thoroughly Investigated, and their report
will be awaited with interest.
The meeting finally adjourned to meet
in two weeks from last evening, when the
report Of the committee will be presented.
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Livenpeek and western Markets.

LIvEBPooL, May IL, 11.30 Am
The market for American Breadstnffs
is without quotable change.
BUFFALO, May II.
Corn: market is quiet and prices firm
at &c to &c. Oats: market opens with
good demand, and prices have an, upward
tendency Gales at SIC to SOC. -.
CHICAGO, May II.
Wheat is in good demand with an up
ward tendency in prices; $l.30s cash.
Corn: in fair demand and prices are firm
at SOC cash.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-18

To CORRESPONDENCE are COM
PEELED TO ask the indulgence of our CORE
spondents from Fairhaven, Tinmouth,
Mt. Holly, Poultney and Pawlet until
another issue
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The sediment is kept from the gauze, and ii
strains rapidly. It is convenient for other pur
poses, and is as easily cleaned ordinary pan.
The invention consists In the employment Of a
rim projecting inward over the interior of the
body OF the strainer, around its upper edge, for
the purpose Of preventing the running or slop-
ping over Of the milk, when pouring It into the
stTalner. The form of the strainer body lie conI-
cal, and this is a suitable and convenient form,
since it adspts itself to vessels Of different sizes,
and is well suited to give the desired inclination
to the gauzes, and to form a cavity below for the
reception of the sediment. / offer this strainer
for sale at low price, and it should be in every
dairyman's milk room. Manufactured for Fac
tory Cans and Milk Pans, by
p. 3. RYAN,
p No. 81 Center Street, Rutland vt,
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Nem advertisements.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

The subscI her lost ON Saturday last, from his
yard, a Q year old mich h-ifer. She was light
red in COLOR rather straight, slim built, small
teats and rather small. She was last seen on
TuttIe Hill, Main street, Rutland, Saturday,
April 29h. Whoever will return the heifer or
give infoI nation where she may be found will be
suitably rewarded RUEL TODD.
Rutland, May 5th, 1871. 2owlw.
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HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS

viii sell the George Duffy house on oreen
s;ze ~ s,,;t ,,nrchssers Will erect buick house
an each lot. IL desired Several new houses are
70 he built in that vicinity ut once. Time given
for part pay, If required. .,
Rutland, May 9Th, 1871. d&wf
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NOTICE.


Liberal arrangements will be made with any
one wishing to take an interest in this patent
right. as wish to introduce it into all parts OF
the United States. This patent right has not
been offered for sale heretofore, and territory
has been sold. 1t is an entire new thiDg-noth-
ing like it in the coun ry-s nd gives perfect salts
faction wherever introduced. have now more
orders than can fill from this section. Read
what some of cur leading dairymen say about it /:
We, the undersigned, having used Ryan's Pa
tent Milk Strainer, hereby give our unqualified
testimony to it, superiority over all other inven-
tions for the purposes for which it is designed.
It's excellence consists chiefly in its convenience,
and the thoroughness and entire neatness which
attends its use. 1t can be employed for other
purposes than the straining of milk, with equal
FACILITY. We regard it as an impoI tant and valu-
able improvement for daiIysnen and farmers, and
heartily commend it to their attention. We have
had it in use for q considerable time, and eopsid
er it an indispensable improvement.
Isaac C. Reynolds, 8. ]. Griggs. ID. B. Hum
phrey, 8. w. Mead, j. G. Griggs, d. }. Reynolds
b. X. Greene, A. A. Greene, Warren Dickerman,
J. A. Cheney, T. o. Gibson, Morris Reynolds,
Hannibal Woodruff msyl7dlw&wtf
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THE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN
Il VALID.

Published a. a warning and for the benefit Of
young men an Others who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility. &c, supplying the means
of self-cure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving a postpaid directed
envelope Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, NY.
20w6mos.
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n Y. stock and Money Market.
Nxu Yopw Nav II.

7Gohl advanced point during the afternoon,
and cIc sed firm at Z, c'earsnces of the day
having been nearly $4,000 600.
Cover uments, late in the day were stronger
and advs .ncing. New per cent. bonds sold, tc-
day, az xi110lllh.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD BY G. G.
CHAMBKRLIN q Co., Commission Mer-
chants, 70 and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market, Boston.
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INSTRUCT COURT OF THE
IL United States, for the District OF Vermont
Ii BEN G.R K eHkBE. Commissioners.
In the Matter of
LsoSARD j. STOW,
p.nrrr,nt

u United States, for the District Of Vermont.
In the Matter of
Bankrupt.
A Wal. ant in Ban krupscy has been issued ty
said Court against the Estate Of Leonard J.
Stow of Fairhsven, of the County Of Rutlsna. II
the State of Vermont, in said District. apjuog-d
a Bankrupt upon the Petition If his Creditor
and the payment of any debts, and the delivery
OF any Property belonging TO said BantruDt, ;"
him or 70 his use aud the transfer of any Proper-
ty by him, are forbidden by law. A Meeting If
the Creditors of said Bankrupt, TO prove their
Debts and choose one or more Assignees of h,s
Estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. 20
be holden at Fairhaven, in ssid District, on TIN
second day of June, A ID. 1871, az n-ne o'eloek
A. NJ 4, at Knights Hstel. before A. p. lyman
one OF the REGISTERS in Bankruptcy in said Court.
GEO. p. FOSTER,
u s. Marshal as Messenger
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rno Herald Is the only paper IN
,,.County of Rutland, or this sec
49,, -, vermont that takes Ieie'
news. The Herald receives
lac associated Press Reports roR"'
IMrlE.
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Money continues more abundant than borrow
ers demsn l. and loans were readily made, to-day,
at 2(a3 per cent. on governments and 495 per
cent, on SO. *.
Sterling e ychanse lfoNdlll.
Stocks clos I'd strong and at higher prices then
during the da '. Erie advancing on multitude
OF rumors RESP scing the transfer OF the road to
Vanderbilt he Delaware & Hudson Canal
Counanv and q her pal .ies and Eerth Western
common and pre- ICED stock advanced Al diyi-
dend on both elias YES o. stock
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mi, weeks Almanac.
Probate Court.

Hon. WALTER @. DUNToN, Judge.
JOEL G. BAKER, Register.