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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-09
GRANT AND HIS TRADUCERs.

The untiring but hopeless efforts of tbs
Democracy to bring the administration Of
President Grant into disayor with the
people, are at times so pregnant with pal
pable falsehoods as to excite ridicule and
contempt, rather than more serious notice
at the hands of Republicans. If there Is
any punishment in store for liars, the enc
mics Of the present administration viii
certainly have q long account TO settle
some day. All their powers of nisrepre-
s~eutation have been taxed to the utnost
in order to create a false impression As to
the motives and doings of the administra-
ton.
Among oshsr things, the numerous frauds
upon the Government are hsralded abroad
WITH . AsuiA u srHpets and the most
bnsa a6fsasssy, 8 a evidence Of the
Dishonesty II Ae sdminiEsrstion, shile in
nearly every instance the first knowledge
these horror stricken guardians of public
morals obtained Of the existence of the
aforesaid frauds. vas through the public
arrest, trial and conviction Of the perpe-
traitors. by the very power they are con-
demning as dishonest. Acts that should
excite the admiration of every ore arc
distorted into subjects of detraction and
obloquY. They seem to forget that under
IL I-s.A AN1-4-- Tot.zn,
the Government was swindled il every
possible way, and that the perpetrators in
most instances escaped punishment; par
italy 30 because the means of detec-
tion were not at that time brought to such
q state Of perfection as at present. but
mainly on account Of the clemeney of the
administration which pardoned nearly eve
~ swindler convicted of ~defraLding the
government.
It was during that administration that
the famous or rather infamous Whisky
Ring (now almost entirely broken up WIS
organized and which defrauded the peo-
pie out of millions. In nearly every in
stance where q member of this Ring was
detected In his ~rascality and brought to
justice, he was pardoned by the President.
This was, perhaps, done By Andrew John
son to some extent, through the shear
force Of habit; the use of the pardoning
power having occupied the greater portion
of his time throughout bis administration /;
but mainly through the evil influence Of
the leaders of the Democratic party which
supported him. That party must bear
the responsibility, for with all his faults
we cannot accuse Andrew johnson Of &C
eepting brides o of dishonesty whore money
matters were concerned.
That men are disposed to act dishonesty.
is not the fault of the administration, and
no blame can attach to it unless through
o failure to bring the rogues to justice,
and in this particular. President Grants
administration will compare favorably
with any that has existed since the founda-
ton of the Government.
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marrfase License

Issued by the aEounty Court Clerk
since the fIss OF October:
Thos- Harvey, and Elizabeth Denton !;
ii. NJ. Childers. and III. A. Little ; Ja-
cob Bayiess, and Patsey Hughs; Saml.
Millburn and Elizabeth Fulkerson Dru-
~ Bryant. and Margaret Greer Allen
Brown, and Amanda j. Pritchett An
drew Townsend, and Maria e. Trick /;
Daniel Phillips. and Caroline Britt /;
james P! Higgins. and Sarah A. Bell ;
Daniel Houston. and Ann Hudson N. A.
Patterson. and Sue Reeves w. NJ. Bas-
ket, and Mag. NJ. Collect w. H.Dosser,
and Mollie G. Wilds; Abraham A. Mill
or, and Anna Reecer John Carper, and
Sarah Rnsself s. M. MoofesanddN. G.
Seaton T. j. Biddle, and Saraphine
ellis; Backus Randle, and Matilda
Willis; ]. W. Stockton, and Rebecca P.
Briggs ;. Coca. Miller. and nj. T. Huf-
fine; e. NJ. Bennett, and N. T.. Francis;
Alex. White, and Elizabeth b. Bayless;
Moses Moore, aad 8. NJ. Good; Charles
Howlloway, and Lucinda Duncan; Geo.
W. Walter, and Amanda Bayless Us.
Gillis. and Nancy @ Mathus; james
Broyles, and Elizabeth Bayles VIM. II.
Hill, and Orritts Presnell; Elias Mon
gold, and Elizabeth Harvey; Charles z.
Painter, and Mary L. Cecil- 50
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South Carolina.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Tuformation
has been received from South Carolina
that two hundred Kuklux made a vol
untary confession and surrendered to
the authorities, being disguised with
the Khan. On Monday three of them
confessed in writing. It is estimated
that three hundred fed. One hundred
and two are confined in Jail. Yorkville
prisoners speak well of their treatment.
Examinations before a committee will
soon commence. 4
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Sale ofLand.

IN OBEDIENCE to q vendi. expo. is
l. sued from the Circuit Court at its Au-
gust term 1871, and to me directed. pro-
nounced by said court upon q Judgment
and costs for the sum of 1924 81 with the
interest thereon from the Both April 1871
in favor of George s. Kuble, and against
William Mathes and J. G. Mathes, /
will sell on the 25th day Of November,
of Jo~nesborough, Washington County,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
William Mathes and j. e. Mathes, has in
and to a certain tract or parcel of land
situated in Washington county, district
No. Is, containing $50 acres more OF less,
adjoining the lands of Madison Capbe1
and the heirs of Jacob Bowman decd and
VIM. Smith and others unless debt and
costsiare sooner paid. this 81 October 1871.
8. K. GRIFFITH,
oct26w4pf IS Sheriff.
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EEapsFtslEaf, IL TFUe-Aud il is Traze
NJ tire Csssrf ksneWs EerseIG.

Now when winter is approaching the
question. How shall those long winter
eveningsbe employed, is question worthy
of consideration. Amusements of differ
ent kinds will attract the attention of the
young men of Jonesboro, but the young
man that wishes TO spend his leisure hours
proftably to himself and fellow man should
go to Il. P. Miiler's Shoe Store and buy
a pair of those nice new Boots, which he
is selling cheap for cash. Then repair TO
the home of his dulesna and gallant her
to sone Of the places of Public worship.
if no place of worship is open for their re-
ception, take your lady love TO some of the
Parsons houses, and. AK the question is
it better for man to live alone.
Itnevers pays to fret and growl
When fortune seems " foe;
The better bred viii push ahead
And strike the drawer blow.
noV2WS
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Revoxing His MaFfiai Law
Proclamation.

The President issued a proclamation
to-day reyoking the suspension sefEythe
habeas corpus in Macon County, South
Carolina, it having deem asserted that
unlawful combinations do not, exist
there to the extent described in the
proclamation. suspendining said writ,
and declaring that as it has been aser-
tanned that unlawful conspiracies do
exist in Union County. the usual notice
be given such combinations to dispense
within five days.
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Coffee Market.

The law emancipatings slaves has passed
the Brazilian Senate, and it is argued by
some that this event may have something
to do with future prices Of coffee. a we'll
as other Brazilian products The snort
cropss hare also tended to advance the
money, value of that article, and it ia fsar-
edthat prices nay 60 higher yst.sv
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-09

81. LOUIS, Nov. IA den of coun-
terfeiters near Kansas City has been cap
tured. A number of counterfeiters, in
Guiding ] osiah ID. Myer, the leader of the
gang, was arrested. Myer escaped while
the officers were making an examination.
A large amount of material and machinery
was captured.
SALT LAKE., Nov. Tt has been
showing all day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-09

FoR House CLEANING, washing dishes
floors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows
paint, knives and polishing tin, brass and
all metals, use Enoch Morgan's Sons
Sapolio. 1t is cheaper and better than
soap. Get it from your grocer, or at 211.
Washington street, New York. oct19
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Feb. IS, 1911

GUESS who is the neatest H~ousekeep-
er in our town? We know her. She cleans
her knives, china, windows, paint, oil
cloths, tables and floors, and brightens
her tin, brass and copper wares with Enoch
Morgan's Sons Sapolio. Ask for it. 1t is
8 good thing.
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MOUNT VERNON Liz, April 20, 1870.
Messrs. ]. n. Harris & Co., Cincinnati, o.
GENTLEMEN IL heard one of my Gus
toners speak in such high terms of Aliens
Lung BalSam to-day, that l thought I
would write to you the substance Of hia
statement He says his mother who is now
sixty YEARS OF AGE had SUFFERED
with CONSUMPTION for SEvERALYEARs
and has been under the care of ALL OUR
BEST PHYSICIANS, but never received
any permanent benefit ; then she resorted
to most every kind of Cough and Lung
Balsam that could be procured for her,
BUTALL TO NO AVAIL. She still grew
worse. until she was confined to her bed;
and when she was seized with q arox:
OF coughing she would OSE THE POWER
OF RESPIRATION, and they were COM
PEELED to restore breathing; and while she
coughed so hard she could not expecto-
rate anything, and the family and friends
had given up all hopss of her recovery.
Her son noticed that advertisement of
Aliens Lung Balsam in the Christian Ad-
vocates and they thought they would pro-
cure n try it. They commenced giving
her the Balsam at 3 p. M, as directed, q
dose every hour until midnight; then she
took another spell of coughing and ex-
perforated a mouth full of dark, yellow
matter. which was something she had not
been able TO do for some time. They con-
tinued TO give her the B-alsanluntil morn
ing, and their she began to- expectorate
freely, and within two hours she had Ex-
PERFORATED THREE PINTS of mueus
matter, which gave her immediate relief;
and since that time she has continued to
improve. She now sits up all day, and
ear walk about the house and take con-
siderable outdoor exercise. Her son
bought more of the Balsam to-day, and
he is recommending it very highly to eve
~ one. Yours respectfully,
A. G.. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof of merit
than the case this letter refers to-?
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM il without |
doubt the BEST ExPECTORANT REMEDY
ever offered to the OBJECTED public. Ii |
contains no opium in any form, and its
use Is harmless to the most delicate.
Directions accompany each bottle
s@- For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
2 CAUTION. H4s
Call for aALLEN'S LUNG BALSAu,,
and shun the use of aEy other baisam. AZ
unprincipled men may deceive Won with
worthless preparations -
BE- Sold by all J~onesboro' Drupeists
e. J. SANFORD & CO., Knoxville.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II NfI1or ~ $50 re 44H-g .-
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"We had occasion to try it the other
day for burns in our family. and found it
to afford almost immediate relief" This
emphatic language isfrom the Independent
South, published in Griffin, Ca, in an
article upon Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-09

The returns are scattering and indicate
the usual majority. 1Ll
New York.
The majority in the city is estimated
at $4,000. The vote is very heavy and
the triumph of Tammany is probable. -
The number of arrests is not unusual.
Tweed is polling an immense vote in
the third ward.
At Albany the Republicans polled a
large vote.
The election in jersey City ia progress
ing quietly. There was a full vote
Rioting reported in Camden.
Maryland.
The Maryland election is quiet.
Fifty-six towns heard from, show a Re-
publican gain of 1850. Jarvis Lord is
reelected from Monroe District. Tweed
is elected by large majority. Ledwich,
Tammsny candidate for Supreme Court
Judge, is defeated. O'Brien is elected
by a large majority. Standby. probably
beats Sceigle. The contest is close.
Scattering returns from the interior,
show uniform Republican gains, and indi-
cate that the Republicans have carried
tbs State by 3 decisive majority.
Peter B. Sweeney, has resigned a.
commissioners Of public works.
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In Chancery at JonesborO.

In Chancery at JonesboIo'
John +. Grisham, Administrator Oh y.
SQuibb, decd. VS.. Isaac RorepacA- T.
inalSAttachmerit.
TT appearing from the allegations
lbfhfthatt the defendant Isaac BorepsJisr
residence is upknown,it is therefore suc
cd that qualification be made for iTT. 4
cessive weeks in the Herald . I'm q
q newspaper published in the lid de-
Jonesboro, TENNESSEE, nutifyfng, Gours
PENDANT to appear before cur ndsv Of
of Chancery, ON the fourth no or~ OF
November next, and plead, snsr iii be-
demur to said bill, or the sSme sngt -
taken as confessed and set for DeHi
parte. lSept- 6, ISL 1f.ssu
B. f. lSWINGLE, Olerk sho 80
sspN<v4r&5
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n G., VA
w IN o I esale Price Car

LEE TAYLOR & co.
Wholesale and RetairG roeers. Cor,s
ehaats and Produce Broksrs, No natp
Street. Lyrchourg, Virginia. ~ BnS
LYNCHBuRG, VA, Nova =,
Some changes during past veal
and Oats, sluggist even at dieiipe
Bacon under Receipts, in advance y
mand leaa actiqe. and stocks soners,,
formulating, Flour neglected and -
confined to tho consumptive doun;
the city and its dependents, Egg :.
and scarce, dried fruits of all iss,,s.
scarce and active, Butter and Lara e.
and dull.
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Get the Best.
Ihave a large lot Of ready made Doors
and SHOES of the very best quality on hand,
and asI want money I am detetermined to
close them out at COST FOR CASH. Call
soon and get a good bargain.
II. P. MILLER.
Feb. Is, 1S71.tf
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MARKETS.
II. T.. cox & BROTHRR,
TMTccTOW MPPTHANT

FORSYTH STREET,
ATLANTA GA. Oct. IA, Ill
Corn firm stock light dsmand ~
Wheat sells if prime poor wheat unnS
bic, Barley and Rye dull, Oats %.
Flour sells regular firm, Bacon firm wv
moderate demand, Batter dull stock lSFg
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THOUSANDS attest its virtues, and from
all quarters Of the Globe come testimonials
of wonderful cures performed by Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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The m of 2.438 scholars sre en-
rolled on the books Of the public Schools
If 6xmrxsh.
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Election News.

HEcU~A5H NVWb'
WAsHINGToN, Nov. THE following
election summary has been received up to
6 O'Clock 2. n.
massachusetts,.
The returns are scattering and indicate
the usual msiority. zLl
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n. Miller.

II. p. Miller. e SOD 90
Is still before the public, with ! sulen-
did andincreased stock of Boots and Shoes
of every grade and kind and amazingly
cheap for cash. =
ocs5Tfxf .1
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Warehouse,

Has enabled them to materially increase
Z. their t
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Ia? 1t looks 80. physician. heal thy
self." There is one other point il the
gentIemans article. to which wish to cali
attention. He tells US that zone of the
Stewards of the NJ. e. Church, South.
,ods VsoEenAy espeRed from the Parson-
age at Greeneville, to make place for the
preacher of the III. L. Church" nz
Now, one might conclude from this
onesided statement, that the said Stew
ard of the Sossth Church was actually liz
ing, residing in the Greeneville Parson-
age. In order to correct such inpres-
sion, / viii make a simple statement Of
facts. In the fall Of 1859 the stationed
preacher Of the ME-. Church, at Greene
Vile, was sent to Chattanooga, Tenn
When he left Greeneville he left all his
household goods in the parsonage, to be
shipped to him at Chattancoga, in a short
time. And, of course, while bis goods
were in the house he held possession
But said preacher had not reached Chat
tanooga before a posse af the South
Church, consisting Of three very old men,
all of whom Icouid name, but for very
shame farbear, went to the parsonage and
broke In 1T window, the house being
locked and bolted, and thus they. took
possession. Here they remained until
late In the afternoon, when the two oldest
of the pious squad went after supper and
q bed intending to return and remain all
night In the house. They left the young
est and strongest Of the three. the Doctor,
it was, to hold the situation. The Rev. J.
b. Fitzgerald. who also bad some goods in
the house, politely invited the Doctor to
retire /; but the rodoubtabls Doctor was
saucy and obstinate. and said he would
not. But Bro. r. said he guessed" he
would. Whereupon bro. F. took hold
upon the Ssrea Perssn Of the DR., and.
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pass such a resolution in form, she has
done herself the great honor of utterly
ignoring il in fact. from that day to this.
Al ell her annual Conferences, where
ministers of the Church South were pres
ent, haze been formally introduced to the
Conference. Let an impartial public
Judge between the two, and then say who
is the more guilty. But now We reach
the keynote of ali q brothers trouble.
Here it A-Edreka THE Methodist
Episcopal Church has "Scizcd' the proper
ty of the Church South! Let as see bow
she s.seizeT' all their property. And In
order to this, let Us go to the very bottom
Of this whole question, that We nay see 1t
as it is. Prior to 1914 the III. e. Church
South, as e distinctive, ecclesiastical body.
had no existence, and having no exis-
teuce. of course, she held no property
Hence, every title that she holds 70 prop
erty on this green earth dates no further
back than 1874. Again, let it be under
stood, that all the titles TO property, bear
ing date prior to "A, sahered soly and
alone in Me Methodist Episcopal ChsrcA
These are historical facts that no one can
successfully deny. The Church South
originated in a secession from the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, which was com-
msncsd In the General Conference of 1S-
A, In the city of New York, and was
completed In a convention held In the city
of Louisville, KY, in 1S45- In 1874 the
delegates from the slaveholding States OBJ
tanned the famous ~Pian Of Sepa ration"
but afterwards failed utterly to comply
with some Of Its most important and &c
pressed consditions, thereby rendering
the whole "Plsn" null and void. After
her organization, she laid claim to all the
Church property. South of ; certain line.
She also sued for and obtained her pro
rata Of che Book Concern and Chartered
Fund bat the camp grounds, chzretes,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-17

4 Good Enterprise. We visited. few
days since, the line greenhouse being con
ssructed by our euterprising townsman, Mr.
Giles DIN. The building Is situated or
his farm above town. Il Is covered with q
glass roof having IN area Of 1,02E square
feet, requiring ~ sashes, and 40 light.
of 6xl0 glass Tho hot-beds are four In
number, each IS feet long and sixteen inch.
cs deep. Two are II feet wide, and two
9 feet wide, giving 6c4 square feet Of ground
surface. The soil, which will be about 10
inches deep, rests on perforated boards, un.
dcrneath which Is body of water some six
inches deep. through which pass double
pipes conveying hot water from the fur.
mace. These WATERWAYS thus supply boil,
heat and moisture, which can be regulated
10 nicely and the same temperature con-
stantly maintained more easily and econom>
ically than by any other method. The en-
tire building and arrangements are on tho
most approved system; and when Mr.: DIN
has his plants growing In short time, 1t
will we'll be worth visiting. 1t is his de-
sign 10 raise plants, flowers, ETC.; and #
this enterprise proves successful. it will he
extended next season 70 mucl, greater size.
Tho labor and expenditure has been con.
siderable. and We hope the returns will be
ample.
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Local BrcYitics.

Prospecting 10 lively at Prairie 0ulch
and plenty of snow.
The County Commissioners meeton Mon
day, March "a, for business.
Mr.. Gerard has opened his Store ri Warn
Spring Creek, and has good stock.
MI. Thrasher having been detained from
the Virginia trip. inter oiewed the Deer
Lodge Mound this week.
Opposition stages and low fares make
travel. Both Coaches are now running
full between Helena and Deer Lodge.
Con Kohrs started iiock of sheep Ia
Helena on Tuesday, but the snow was too
deep on Dog Greek hill 10 get them over:
Mr.. u. 8. Kenyon is moving his Market
Building to gain room for another, which
MI. D. G. Lounsbury has contract to erect.
All the Deer Lodge ice-houscs arc about
full The ice-brought from Irvine Lake
is about IA inches thick, solid, clear ~
crystal aud pure a. the PERKS tear.
Messrs. Granville Stuart. r. r. Kennon
and D. r. Newcomer, all County officers,
have been on tho invalid list this week, but
We are pleased to know are recovering.
It 10 scarcely necessary u mention that
the J. II. Mills confirmed U. 8. Assessor Of
Nevada, b not the editor Of this papes.
The similarity Of names l. attribus able 70 Q
baptismal coincidence. ~'@
Wolfb Barber 6hop-an elegant Temple
OF Delilah-wss opened yesterday in the
Bonner & WEIGH Building. Louis is
In charge, and patrons will recsive the most
expert services 1t his hands.
A report current that Judge Hiram
Knowles is married and en- route to Mon
tana, was, at last advices, erroneous His
leave of absence is extended, and he will
bc here about April goth. The report IL.
luded to will probably be correct if KEEP.
alive sc days. E-
~. J. Hull & Co." are proprie:ors Of the
best Hotel-the Clark House, We believe
In Duluth, MINI. Thousands Of Nontan-
ians would walk ''msny square from the
Depot" to greet "JackY HULL" Of infinite
good humor and pleasant memory. Mr.
Thos. Wingate of Helena, will soon leave
under engagement to Hull 4 co.
We learn from M. T. J. Conner that Ex.
Secretary james Tufts is in New York city;
has made settlement with the Department,
and had . balance due him. We make this
statement, = il was generally thought 10
was In arrears.
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Treatment ef PrisoncrA-The Pioneer
having stated that Chas. 8. Warren, Depu.
y Sheriff, exercised reprehensible harsh
mes and severity toward LitsleAeld and
Thompson, in Missouls, we have been hand.
ed private letter, containing the following.
It 10 from gentleman of integrity and
prominence in Iissoula. It completely
dissipates thc charge.
AIsso ULA, March 18th, 1871.
Mr.. J. G. RoBINs0N,
Dee. LODGE
I saw in last weeks Pioneer statement
to tho effect that Charley Warren abused
the prisoners under his charge while here.
Between you and l. think that was nm.
Just to Charley, for I saw him take thu
irons to where the prisoners were confined,
end heard all that passed for at least half
IN hour, and I doubt If any person during
that time could have treated them with
more humanity than he did.
=
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Onlcisl.-Hr. T. Dsyarman, the fun low
ing Agent Of the Aosssnios, has lot Of
sport at the expense Of the regulars" who
had their noses dislocstcd BY the ''visiting
brethren" at the Scott House Hop. It wa
Railways your COMPOUNDED luck" you know,
Tom. Come again, old boy, and the IAN.
clients" will try and hold ''quesns" against
the "deuces" from down the road. We can
only explain this being thusly" by quo.
ting Sir Walter. . . .-.- .....z
"Oh, Woman. 10 the hoars Of sase
Cnccrt1n, coy. and hard TO please;
They'll qucnch, the spark 70 Ars loves fuel
with Cstaip tes md corn msal Uuel.
TN on lifs's staes they take aparting breath,
. Or are. like Simon,-stoncd 70 DEATH