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Patented November l. 1870.
SAMPLES FREE AT ALL GROCERY STORES.
II. 4. BARTLETT 6 co, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
THE AGENCY sWIlolE.

For some time past persons have been visiting
farmers IN various parts OF the country and urging
them TO accept the agency OF certain patent gate
they interested In, promising to give them half
the profits OF the SALE. In order to make the agree
ment more binding to each party, contract was
entered into. both retaining one OF them. by some
ingeniously contrlved plan note was affixed to the
end OF the agreement, winch the swindler would
get the agent to sign. This they would cut from
the contract and Ill up for $3.50. in nearly each case
and negotiate trem to some parties In the
town. The .agcnts" would uc somewhat dsa-
greeably surprised az the end or thirty
days or three months at receiving the note
Tor the above anlout bearing their signature.
About the lst OF June man representing himself
rs y. II. Bowen called upon Henry V. Beiell, u
farmer, at Hampstead, L. J.. and succeeded in pro-
curing his signature TO an ''agency." ON Saturday
man giving his name as Elisha Preston called
upon Edward Witty and endeavored 10 negotiate
the note signed by Bedell. ana another for similar
amount. Mr.. Witty, thinking all was not right,
sent for detectives Clapp ana Walling, at Police
HEADQUARTERS, and had Preston arrested. Hc was
arragned before Justice Cox, al Jefferson Market,
yesterday afternoon, and stated that he had pur-
chaeed the notes ron Bowen. Justice Cox, think
Ing he had some guilty knowledge Of the noes, or
dcrcd a complaint 10 be prepared against him, and,
In default or bail, he was committed ~ answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

"Nip and Tuck"-The contest between Wade and
Noyes for the republican nomination for Governor
of Ohio.
Politics looks rather dark In South Carolina. Ac-
cordiGg TO the OF 1870 t3 population was AZ
follows whites 2s6,l57; negroes, 415,5s0 In the
city OF Charleston there are 90 2is whites and 522
negroes.
General Clingman and d. NJ. Barringer are out In
favor or convention 10 amend the constitution OF
North Carolina.
Democratic state Convention Ia Wisconsin Au-
gust %.
The Philadelphia Dispatch says the nominations
OF the republican party which were made last week
FAT. arouse the enthusiam-or even to enlist the
npprobatlon-ors great majority OF the members of
ihat partyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
A SUNDAY in CHICAGO.
Shooting ARRAY Three Men Seriously
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Drowncd-Singular
G.,,,;

Shooting Array Three Men Seriously
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Drowncd-Singnlar
Suicide
CHICAGO, June 10, 1871.
At Lincoln Park yesterday afternoon John Wilson
was arrested by policeman Jonn Maher for picking
lady's pocket on the way to the station house
Wilson sprung from the grasp OF the oncer, drew
revolver and fred three shots at Maher two OF them
entering his right breast An old man named
Charles Hoffman rushed TO Makers assistance and
grappcd with the rufIlan, when the latter fired
two shots at him. both taking effect in his left
hin. Manner. by this time had somewhat re-
covered aud fired at Wilson, shooting him
in the right breast. Wilson was then secured.
Fears are entertained that Maher Will not recover.
HoIman's injuries severe, but not dangerous
Wilson IN all probability VIII die But for the efforts
OF the police the later would have been lynched.
August RuH Of Hicks brewery, was drowned
yesterday afternoon by the upsetting OF small boat
oil the lake. Four other persons In the boat we're
res ued.
Last evening an unknown man hired a small boat
and moved ont into the lake, when he was seen TO
kneel on q seat as II In prayer ana then Jumped
overheard. The boat was recovered but the BODY
oil the man was not found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Poi..ics In Chic-vcws OF Chief ,Justice

Politics In Chc-V.cws OF Chief Justice
Chase.
From the Cincinnati Times republican,, June IT,
Chef justice Chase, VINO Is guest at the Burnes
House, Is said TO take lively interest In the repuD
can nomination for Governor OF TINS state. In con-
versatlon with a gentleman to-day he expressed
strong preference for General Moves over judge
WADE. The Chief Justice thinks General Noyes L. q
better representative OF the average sentiment OF
the republican party or the State than Judge Wade,
and he would secure the support CT the conservative
voters. Judge Wade he thinks Is too extreme, and
the day for extreme men and extreme measures has
passed. With regard To the death OF Mr.. vallandlg-
ham, the chief Justice thinks It great misfortune
10 the country He believes that Vallandigham, In
his "new departure" was Thoroughly sincere, and
that he acted from sense OF conviction ana duty
inauguraied by Mr.. yallandihgam Will 20 on until
II spreads all over the country. He expressed his
entire approval OF 1t and hoped 1t would succeed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
GERMAN JUBILEE IN AUBURN.

AUBURN n. Y, June 10, 1871.
The Germans to-day celebrated the reunion OF The
German States by grand procession and picnic
The Syracuse fremen and civic societies. the cavalry
and infantry, the sa OF the Fifty-nrs regiment the
Waterloo societies and the Forty ninth regiment OF
this city, together with the Fire Department ana
civic societies, joined IN the celebration. Governor
HOFFMAN attended the festivities. The display was
the most brilliant ever maze here, and many thou.
sands or people were pre- sent. Inc city was gayly
decorated ami all passed OIL IN the best manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
TINE DIANE STheer BURGLARY.

William Ilarcourt and Jacob Wilson, arrested BY
Captain Mcdonnell aud Sergeant Christie, on
Saturday night, charged with burglariousy enter
ing the premises OF John Sullivan b CO., No. 50
Duane street, ana stealing 1880 worth Of laces
ami SILKS, were arraigned before Justice Cox, &C
Jefferson Marker, yesterday afternoon. They
pleaded guilty TO the charge and were committed Ia
default OF $4,000 bail eacn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

A number of heightened marriages are
on the tspis.
Professor Wilson will deliver free
lecture at the Athengum, on the 18th
inst.
Two young men are in the city SEEK
ing information concerning the loss of he
steamer Nick Wall.
Have the Good Templars 'gone up, -
taken to wood.betwined spout, or . spout
Of any kind7
Tho Invitation TO attend tho sociable
at Rev. Edwin Coan's residence on last
Monday night, was extended to the mem.
bers Of his congregation and their friends
1t was not confined 10 members and pew
holders.
One Of the officers Of the county hav.
ing ordered blanks from Culver, Page &
Hoyne, q bill for sos 80 was presented to
the county court, and was reduced fifty
cents. This shows commendable eco
nomical disposition in our coan,y court.
What means the dearth Of chops" this
season. Have not the "boys' the where
witbal to respond, or are their
spirits 'sad and Dropping or have
the angels, without whom Q dance would
become 'stag,' read Bro. Moody on
round and square attitudinizs, or--what?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
HATCHETS AND RAZORs.
One Negro Wounded with . Hatehss,
and uis Assaiiant Diss ~ how slsd with
0aaor.

VIM. Carter, oolored fireman on the
Mary Alice, a quarrel.ome, bad Niger,
and VIM. Spencer colored fireman on
the Grca, Republic, became involved in n
difficulty Wednesday afternoon. Car
ter struck Spencer ylolen. blow with q
Ratchet, inhic,ing an ugly wound on the
back IL hi. neck Al night, about hal.
pas, nine o'clock, they met again in Nose
Mason. barber shop % Fourth street
when the difficulty was renewed, Spencer
attacking Carter with razor. He In.
iiie,ek three wounds upon CsFter--One on
the shoulder, one on the back. and one
across the abdomen. The surgeons think
the wounded man may survive his inju-
ries although they sre Of most serious
character. The wound across the Aldo.
men il frightful-eSpo."s the sntrail.,
which, however were no, wounded Across
the back the razor made cash no, as wide
rs church door or rs deep AS well, bu,
both wide and deep. II Carter, recover
ing shall profit by this experience, this
community will owe no gruigc to the ra.
zor Of Spencer, who has left for parts un.
known.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
THE BODY AND IT'S NEEDS.

Considering the extreme sensitveuess Of the
human body, and, that 10 Is unprotected except by
artificial covering. hom the action Of cold, 10 10
not strange that at this season IL is liable 10 many
"sorders. The skin exercises powerful in8u.
ehce ,ver the stomach and bowels, and When IL
'uno''oha'rc interrupted by sudden Ills Inst see
vi, ,'e pores ana prevent evaporation rom the SUR
Internal congestion Is apt to n,ue. The
sa''e otRanr never perform their Office prop.
cry "hen this Is the cese and the waste matter
VI 'H' sy''em' which should he discharged 10 part
'nt1u3p the perspra,ory gsnd-, having no othss
"uiet man 'he "el' aud the kidneys, cowstips.
uoh anu variety OF real disease. arr. M ore or lsss
prevalent. Dyspepsia, where 10 exists is also A.
gravated by these causes. The most elective
preventive Of and remedy for, disturbance, OF
this nature is Hostetter's stomach Biuers. Act.
ing a. stlnulant and tonic. II. rouses the storu.
ach and the lntcstine~, mpsrting TO those import.
ant organs both activity and regularity. Il also
operates as a sudorihc by toning the vessels Of
the skin and promoting the free passage OF er.
hausted matter through that natural sieve Of the
system. Being a mild diuret:c, It gives health.
iul impulse to the action Of the kidneys, where
therc.is tendency to dropsy, and as a blood de-
purent aud nervine, has highly beneficial eject
IN rheumatic cases. It combines IN happy pro.
portions the ionic alterave aperient, ant septic,
diaphore,e'c and ambitious properties requisite
for tho restoration of systems generally disorder.
ell, sndshas oequsl asa winter medicine.
Jan2ieodawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
GIN THE BONDS.O

Marriage or Mr.. 1saNc Hudson and
MRS. Carrie saGe.-rhe Church OF tn,
Redeemer the scene OF the Cere m on ,
--Eiits, beauty ana Fashion OF ths
CITY Present.
Yesterday afternoon, the many friend,
and acquaintance of Mr. Isaac Hudson,
and Mrs. Carrie Sage, assembled at the
Church Of the Redeemer to witness their
marriage.
The beauty and the fashion, the wealth
and the worth Of the city were present.
The elegantly-dressed ladies, bright-eyed
and eager tho gentlemen, more sober in
attire, but nonetho less curious for the ar
rival of the hero and heroine of the occa.
sion, a. the unconscious turning of their
heads toward the door witnessed, made up
an interesting sight to the looker.on.
THE HOUR
named for the ceremony was three o'clock,
but to the waiting and expectant audience
1t appeared long after that time before IL
began. The church is still wearing the
evergreen decorations prepared for the
Christmas festival of the Sunday school,
and there was abundant food for eye and
mind till expectation was rewarded by
the arrival Of the bridal party, consisting
Of Mr. Hudson and Mrs. Wardner, DR..
Wardner and Mrs. Sage.
THE BRIDE
pale, handsome and self.posscssod, wore n
travelling suit Of Irish Poplin, of the
color knownas "Moon on the Lake short
lower skirt, long upper one; the trim
ming consisting Of bias bands Of velvet.
the same shade as the dress, with ha. and
all the minor article. to correspond
the GROOM
wore the regulation black brosd.clo,h
and looked a, happy n. lbe groom i. gem,
orally presumed TO be on This au.piciou.
occasion.
TnE CEREMONY
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Coan. in
accordance with the beautiful and impress
sive service prescribed by ,h. Episcopal
church.
DR. Wsrdner gave away the bride. A,
the conclusion Of the ceremony, the "twain
made one received the congratulations Of
their many friends, and then, accompan.
led by selec, party, took carriage. for the
steamer Arlington, on which they left for
Memphis to enjoy their honeymoon.
The hearty good wishes of all who know
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson follow them.
In the relation which Mrs Hudson bore
to the community, che performed her duty,
faithfully, efficiently, and un,iringly, and
will b much regretted by those who know
and appreciate her worth.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

Nor TRur-The Chicago T1nss state.
tina, the county cour, Of Alexander county
has revoked the subscription Of the county
to the capital stock of the c. X V. Il. L.
This statement Is incorrect - untrue.
The court have only declared that the
contrac, tina, the county will sell the $780,
900 Of stock to be obtained by it for It's
100000 bonds, for SCOOPS null and void
that /, will hold the stock IL It cannot
sell il at its current market value. Only
this and nothing more.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

MHEREroRE'-our neighbor Of the
.Su. is nothing ii not independent. Re
eardless of consequences he speaks RICH,
out in meeting, and often attacks his own
party, denouncing its Shortcomings but
this fact doe. not explain the other fact
that, seemingly without cause, he has at
tackled indirect but severely, a mem
Der of his own party Of this city. In the
Sun Of the 4th inst, We fad the assertion
made, tina, the Republican majority Of the
Legislature are prone 20 select the meanest
men for officers of that body. We are
''sorry to say says the San, shat worth
"and merit enter but little into ,uch a
strife. The most impudent one are usu-
"ally the most successful This, in the
light of the fact that Mr.. : r, Hay, OF
this city, has been selected as third assist
ant clerk of the legislature is peculiar lam
gurge. Mr., Hay is, in our opinion, mod
est man. The editor Of the San Even can
not go before him in modesty. And is he
not worthy We know that tie editor
should have been preferred-thu. II Is u
shame, after all the work he has done for
his party, to allow him to wander mangor-
less and feed on musty husks when there
is in sight "gilt edge official oats but,
nevertheless, we cannot admit That Hay is
an impudent man, or that he is unworthy.
1t is just possible he might be better than
IN
Wherefore, it must be apparent to every
ono, that, although the Sun man was not
allowed to smell Of the flesh pots at SPRING
field, his indirect attack upon the modesty
of Hay cannot be justified. II We had
time and space, We have no doubt We could
demonstrate this to u.s. self.evident prop
osition.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
Closing Ont Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
ready.made clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale BY =. Nef, 70, Ohio Levce, at AC-
TCAL COST PRICES, il being his in.
tention to close out in that line and elm
bark exclusively and more extensively in
the furnishing goods and merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
tunity to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered In this market.
doc loft
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SAL

A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
OR RENT desire either TO sell or rent
my residence, situated on the corner Of
Holbrook avenue and twenty-fourth street
1t contains nine large and comfortable
rooms and we'll ventilated cellar, out
houses all complete, embracing fine two-
story barn. The ground contains eight
lots, one and half feet above grade, nicely
fenced, containing large quantity and
variety of fruit trees vines and shrubs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

How THEY DID IT THEs.-A third Of a
century ago, boys in England while serving
their trade, did no, have tho 'jolly times
now enjoyed by apprentices In America.
Here the apprentice. own their masters;
but there, then, II was on the contrary,
quite the reverse We have seen the in
dentures Of Mr.. John McEwen, the skill
Gal plasicrcr oG this city. made In Eng
land thirty years ago. The indenture.
bind him "his master faithfully % serve,
his secrets to keep, his lawful commands
every where gladly TO DO. He shall do no
damage 20 hi' master or see 20 b. done Of
other. He shall not commit iornicstion,
nor contract ms,rimony within the said
term shall not play a, cards or dice tables;
shall not haunt ,svcrns or play houses, nor
absent himse.ffrom his master service day
or night. The term OF service was seven
years, and the wages two shiilings and
six pence weekly, he boarding and cloth.
ing himself. The increase was shilling
u year. How would free born Ameri-
can apprentice like 20 enter into such .
con,rae. for such period! Danish the
thought. But the efiec, Oft discipline IL
seen in the excellent workmanship 81 Nc
Even, who is hard TO boat.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
A D.!MINisTRATOR's NO.
N TlCE
E.iate.of Henry W. TAYLOR, decreased

Esiate.of Henry W. Taylor, decreased.
The undsrs gnei having been sppo inted Admin.
istratrx Of the estate Of Henry ". T Tor, late Of
the county OF Alexander and State OF Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that she Will appear
before the County Court of Alexander county, nj
the Court House IN Cairo, AZ the January Term,
ON the Third Monday IN January, next. at
which time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested 70 attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. All peruons
indebted 10 satd estate are requested To make i'm.
mediate pay meni TO the undersigned.
Daled, this list day Of Deeemher A. J.. ls'9
PAULINE TAYLOR,
decswtw AdmH'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
ADMINISTRATOR's No.
"A TlCE.

Estate Of Thomas II. McGinness, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Adj
ministfatrix OF the Estate OF Thomas II. MeGin-
ness, late at the County ofAieXanier ana state OF
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court OF Ale xander
county, at the court house In Cairo, at the Fehru'
AIRY Term, ON the Third MONDAY III February neN',
AT which time all perrons having claims against
sAid estate are notified and requested 10 attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted, Az
persons indeb ct TO said estate are requested ."
IN IKE immediate payment To the undeIsiSnrd'
Dated tins 2ist dan OF December, A. u isae'
ELIZABETH 4, McGlNNEss,
,i.e,s~At Admin ,tratTix.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

ISsTA .LATIoN.--The officers elect Of
Alexander Lodge No. 224, I. .. o. f.,
were installed las. night, as follows
g. r. Woodward, N. G.;
&. X. Slack, We;
J. II. Oberly, Secretary;
M. Osterloh, Treasurer,
On Thursday evening, 18th inst, there
will be social reunion of the lodge, to
which the friends Of the members will be
invited.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

WILLIAM EnLEEs, fashionable boo, aud
'hoe maker, la. II splendid stock ofFronch
calf inoroceos and other lca,her., and 10
prepared to 'ill orders for "custom-made'
boots and shoe', with quick dispatch and
IN the most satisfactory manner. ,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

Arlington, Columbus, Armada, Paducah,
Tyrone, Nahvlle. commemorative. N. y.
h"hask, corn piles. Emile la barge, y. D.
Tho weather continues warm and cloudy,
and steamboat men are counting largely on
the Mississippi opening to st, Louis in
few days. II the cold weather reported
from Piusburg does not come this way,
We would not be surprised TO see the
gorges break loose below ST. Louis, a. the
weather ut that port is also mild as we'll
rs here. STILL IL Is almost too early in the
season for such n result.
The river here has fallen an inch since
last repor..
The Mississippi is stationary at st.
Louis, with four fee, in the channel GU, TO
/ Cairo.
Our la,e., news from the Ohio shows no
prospects for u speedy opening of navigs.
ton above Cincinnati The river Is gcrgsd
between Pittsburg and Wheeling, and
steamboat man are making up their minds
TO wait long time for thaw. The
present mild weather here however may
extend far enough to do them some good
There is . gorge reported at Madison, and
the boats have ceased running between
Louisville, and Cincinnati. while the river
Is so low, everywhere, that packets above
and below the falls can do but little BUSH
ness. Our Cairo aud Evansville Packets
have again laid up, but we hope II will
only be for very faw day.
Coal has become so scarce and high from
Evansville to New Orleans as to materially
interfere with the profits Of steamers, and
the almost universal use Of coal during
the past few years has nearly put an end
TO wood chopping along the rivers, ~ that
fuel Is exceedingly hard 20 obtain, or else
very high in price. The agents of Pit,sburg
coal ut New Orleans have notified steam.
boats that the supply on hand is only suf-
ticicnt for city consumption, and that none
can be sold 10 steamers.
Business here Is curtailcd some what
by the absence Of the Evansville Packets,
but the receipts for l. c. r. Il, from st.
Louis and other points are immense.
The Commonwealth and Emile La
Barge were expected to clear for New
Orleans during the night with all the freight
they wanted. Their carsoes were nearly
entirely received by rail
The Tyrone brought ! tons machinery,
and sundries for Cairo. 20 sheet iron
20 sks beans for rcshipment to 81. Louis,
u coops poultry, 81 bundles chsires, hhds
tobacco, 90 bbls whisky for rc.hipment
south; she also had splendid passenger
trip.
All tho boats which have left here for
Cincinnati since the ice commenced RUM
ing have laid up ut Evansville except the
Sam, J, Hale. The Messenger and Quick
step are laid up in the mouth Of Green
River. Very heavy Ice is reported a.
Evansville, covering the whole surface OF
I he river.
Tho Armada brought 800 empty flour
barrels, 3 SKIS wheat for Cairo, 207 bundles
handles for roshipmsnt to st Louis BY rail,
10 bales hay, tons sundries for reship-
mcnt south
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
JAS S. REARDEN, Recorder,

MARRrED-On Thursday, Pm. Jan. 9Th,
1871, at the Church Of the Redcemer In this
city, by the Rev, Edwin Coan, \. NJ, Rec
tor, Col Isaac Beasley Hudson and Mrs.
Carrie ). Sage. No cards
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

EsTRAr.--A COW, red sides, with white
s,rip.' OF her hips white stripe on fore.
head half white tail between eigh, and
nine years old dry; bored in both horn.
for hollow horn. Taken up by sub.ciber.
Owner required g. prove property and pay
expense. JAMES HURLEY.
Cairo, Jan. 2. ISL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

TABER BROTHERS, 60 Ohio Levec, will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, iiree,
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
be', winter strained purified sperm oil, for
sewing machines, and all lne and light
machinery, This oil has never yet been
superseded by any Of the manufactured
OIL, rs |, never gums or is affected by the
weather. deo2str
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

WANTED AT Sr. CHARLES HorrL.--
We want hrstelass chambe-mnid.
laundry and dining room girl To each Of
the above, steady employment, will be
given, and liberal wages paid.
JsWETT WILCOX * Go.
Prop. 81. Charles Hotel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06
Special Notices.
Getting Married 4.

Essays for young men, on Social Evils and the
proprety or improperly ofgettng married, with
sanitary help for those who feel unified for MAJ
rimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed snysl.
opss. Address Howard Assoc aton, Box r, Phil.
adelphia, Pa. septieian
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

of the choicest selection. The place will
be rented or sold on reasonable terms
Apply to JOEL g. MORGAN.
n,o JO,.,