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53S Awards win be made rs
follows:

This enterprise being legal, the awards ar,
sure 10 be madet and viii be dOn openly, hon.
Orehly and publicly, at the Fair Grounds, on
me iih October next.
III seild business men Of Nashville are en-
CO uruging this enterprise.
The proceeds viii be used in improving the
Fair Grounds, and to develop the d~gricultural
ana mechanical interests Of the state.
JNO. ONETtTON,
JNO. II. WILLIAMS,
HIRAM VAUGHN.
TIOS. CHADWELL.
Board Of Managers.
For further information, apply to
J. G.. MCCRORY,
General Ticket Agent, z Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
AGENTS For MEMPHIS
JOE LOCKE,
News Dealer, 1862 Main street.
3. FRANK MOORE,
Corner of Madison and Front streets.
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THE undersigned have this day formed a
4 c~opartnership, under the firm maize OF
ELY, HARVEY & RICHARDSON, who viii
the business Of the late nrm of
Clarke, Ely 4 Co, mt the same place 80
Front STREET., and will assume Rn HabiI-
ties to or from the hate firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
THAD. =. ELY.
W. o. HARVEY.
JAMES 3. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July j, 1872.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 3, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Presdeat-HORAcE GREELEY
Fo~ Zee Rrcsident-B GR1TZ BROWN
FOR Gorernor-JoRN c. BROFN.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
STATE at Lorse-GEN W. 4. oUARLES.
COL.JOHN A. FLEMING.
FJra D.aris%OHY 4, MrKTNNKT.
Saeond Ii2srif--i. Caldwell.
Third Disf1a-A. L. SFE4EG
F0urth District
Fy1h District
Ssrtb Distnet-N. y. coz.
SfsHfh District
Esghth DistIof-
NM Dssra-W Il. MsDoWELL.
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NOTICE.

\ retiring from the firm OF Clarke, Ely
their successors TO my friends and The Gus
TONERS OF the old firm, and would say 70 then
that shah remain with the new nrm durin,
the coming season and have charge of tn,
Cotton department, a. l have lone for Tn
past six years.
l would also state that Mr.. JAS. S. RICH
AEDSON, the son Of Nj. T.. Richardson, o
the firm Of Richardson a May, New Orleans
brings a large capital into the concern, max
ing IL ~aDundantly able TO mlhl al engage
ments Of the late firm, and largely increas,
the business, should theyadesire 70 do so.
Memphis, July /, 1872. &. +. CLARKE.
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UNIVERSITY
OF
MIS- L,
OXFORD.


THE NEXT SESSION OPENS on en OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent Of
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at u o'clock In at which time an election
viii be held for directors for the ensuing year
tyS W. A FAI2CHILE, Secretary.
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NASHVILLE, OCTOBER 4
Tickets, So

fEltE Board of Managers OF the State Fair
4 take pleasure III commencing this liberal
arrangement "a citizens generally throughout
the state.
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pB Referring to the above card, his will
inform the public that we will open our
house ON the 18th Of August. with a large
and complete stock Of Groceries and PlantG~
ton Supplies. which we viii purchase from
first hands, with cash, and sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
our Cotton Department viii be managed By
our Mr.. MCKAY, who has had % years
rience as a cotton factor. We intend 70 be as
liberal in our dealings as any good house.
We respectfully solicit business from the pub
lie. ijyl4 dtwJ SLEDGE, MCKAY & co.
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This is very dOll! but is it not, most
probably, a canard most unsubstantiaIq
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 3. 1877.
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Y. R. SLEDGE, A. y. MCKAY,
Como, Miss. fernando, N
WIN. NJ. SLEDGE. Int of Tevns.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

Msrthsville presents lively appearance,
buildings under way, others finish log of
aud parties opening business, and moving
10 families. Work 10 progressing upon the
new steam saw mill, and It 10 expected soon
to b ready. This, together with the num-
Der Of pumping and drilling wells, engages
the attention Of large number Of men 10
say nothing Of numerous visitors to the To-
esiiiy every day, for 1t 10 now well under
stood that any person visiting Pe,rolia and
not calling around to Martbaville, would
not feet satisfied. Hagsn & Co.'S well,
Thomas & Co. subdivision, has been put
deeper, and the pump 10 being put in. Van
Tuyl Il Co's we'll, near BY to the west 10
drilling, aud Webster l. Co.'S we'll 10 down
nearly 400 feet. The Gibson we'll hes been
improved by going deeper, aud Lawson l.
Grange ore drilling deeper. Near BY, the
Saunders 4 Co. we'll is drilling in lower
rock. Ons or two companies are about
commencing operations upon the west sud
Of the Thomas h Co. Survey.-f Pstrolis
(Ontl Advertiser.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

REGULATING THE SOCIAL EvIL.-The
Chief Of Police OF St. Louis has just III ads
40 annual report effects Of the law 10 reguf
late aod restrict the social evil 10 that city.
Lie sums up the effects ss follows:
First, by this report It Is shown conclu.
sively that the number Of public women has
uniformly decreased each year. Second,
that they are more decorous 10 their man.
DER in pablie. Third, that open solicI,s.iou
10 the streets hes been fatally shsctsd.-
Fourth, that considerable number oI
abandoned women have been reclaimed and
restored 10 respectable life, and 10 several
cases married. Fifth, that cIsadsstias .or
private prostitution, which often degsassa.
tes In to open vice, hss been materially
checked BY fear Of the legal consequences ol
such indulgence when brought home to the
offender. Sixth, tbst juvenile prostitution
has been greatly diminished, II DOT wholly
removed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

The visitors to the Coliseum Q. Boston
are disappointed 10 the amount of noise
made BY tho chorus Of 20, 600 voices. The
same thiog wss the case at the Jubilee
three years since. The fact is that at least
one half-perbaps two. .thirds-of the chorus
ara mere 0gurs heads. The chorus 10 Q
nice vsy Of playing dead head. Thous.
snds belong to the chorus who only open
thsir mouths prstendlog 70 sing. Some of
these can't sing. They Joined tho chorus 90
% 10 get . free ticket to the Jubilee. Five
thousand honest singers do all the chorus
ing; dftesn thousand merely listen. At The
Jubilee three years since, men aud women
belonged to the chorus who, II they ever
could raise aud fall the eight notes, have
not done 90 for thirty years. That chorus
business, ~ far a. Ito numbars are concern-
ed, 10 . big Yankee humbug.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

We notice BY the Titusvile papers that
our friend, Major W. W. BIoss, late Of the
Herald, hss purchased the Sunday News
end will 5000 commence the publication Of
an evening daily. Maj. D. l. the oldes,
Newspaper man In that city, and thoroug hIy
understands the want Of the people, and We
predict will setup . first class paper to
every respect. We wish him unbounded
success 10 bis under aking and trust the
people Of the oil region will give him lib
eral support.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

Gentlemen well posted give 1t - their
opinion that no material increase 10 produc'
tion can be reported for last month 10 the
lower er Psrksrs oil hsta This is owing
to the large number Of dry wells struck,
aud the rapid falling on Of producing we'll.
The decrease is most psrceptlbls 10 the new
territory lately opened up. Come to the
centre, TO Oil Creek and vicinity, is the
most reliable territory 10 the Oil Region
lOil City Regists.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

The near approach Of the glorious Fourth
ought to have q tendency to inspire our pa.
sriotic citizens sufficiently to get up some
sort Of celebration that will afford anuse.
ment to our people and icduee them to stay
as home, instead Of fool'shly going to IT,
tusville, and after spending their money to
beneat that place, hearing the musical
voice Of Squire Strouse, provided you be-,
come triae too patriotic, exclsiming 10
sccects anything but sweet OF low-"I
viusa 20 swansy tollar vor comm vrom Be-
drolum Gender 40 gettio drunk in Didus-
phil, do stan commit dill bade." That ID
Invariably the result ofa Fourth Of July
trip to Titusville. Let our citizens get to-
gsther and raise funds sufficient TO make up
purss for horse race or . foot race on
Washington street. A thousand and one
different amaaemeuts might be gotten up
which would afford infinite fun, aud much
more satisfsctioa than going away, spend
log al your spsrs collateral, and coming
back ''desd broke" tired out, &c. We
make these susgsstiooa free gratis, ss every
one "knows just how It u thsirssli." A,
the same time We hope they will be acted
upon, and We stsnd sssay TO DO our share
towards It, We might ss we'll add that fol
ous We propose to stay at home, believing
that our whisksy, ole, lager, lemoasds and
cigars, are better aud cheaper than else
where; that our fire crackers "craskn ius,
u loud; that you can get druak and JUS
tics Reynolds will neither Zoe nor inprisou
you on the glorious fourth, AMI further II
you can't eslsb'a.s any other way, you can
secure the cenpssy OF your wiie or sweet
heart, take q basket Of provisions, aud re-
s'rlas to some Of the beautiful shady groves
Aereabouts, enjoy yourself 10 your heart,
sonssnt, rstusains home u evening rsstsd
AID refreshed. 'Rah tor the Fousthg
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

Straw wberries % large % potatoes, ioul
pounds for . quarter, in Frisco.
Joaquin Miller has taught the Frisco bar
keepers how to build . new cocktail
"AnnsdIckiusouisu power Of jaw" 10 q
Chicago Postal contribution 10 the M,srs-
ture OF tho day.
Albany maintains its pse'eminenes in the
expectation of sturgeon mss., sometimes
called ''Albany beef"
The only surviving servant of Washington
holds forth at Fairfax, Va. Can II 10 that
this perennial crop Is about to AaIli
A Chicago editor recently received DER.
tuned note asking why Mr.. Byron, who
used to write such sweet poetry, keeps 90
silent lately. I
The last poem we got 10 1.-THE Lock OF
Auburn Hair" The owner will be bald IN
two minutes II be comes around 10 collect
-(Ssn Frspciseo Republican.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

On. NEws.-The wells drilling around
sunbury we learn, are all progressing favor
ably.
The fastened tools 10 the Thorn Greek
veil, We believe have not been removed
yet.
The Jamlson we'll on the Consequences =
log, we learn, still gives evidence Of being
good one. 1t 10 not 10 the necessary depth
% yet.
About Millerstown several new wells have
been commenced. One on the farm of Ru.
dolph Bsrnhsrt, and one on that Of David
Barnhsrt, are fairly under operation.
The tim5ets, etc., for the contemplated
well on Bonnie brook, near the old Brinker
mill, about four miles east Of Butler, are
upon The ground, and work Of drilling will
soon bs commenced.
From ell parts Of our couAty, where wells
arc drilling, We hear good newa The Fair.
view district 10 the centre OF interest at
present. All the wells there 20 far arc q
success. Several new strikes have been
made sinoe our last issue. 4-.
An oil tank on Bear creek near the
bridge, was struck by lightning on Wsd>
nssday last, and With 800 barrels Of oil was
destroyed. 1t was with difficulty the
bridge was saved.-l Butler Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

NEW CASTLE = FRANKLIN RAILROAD
At meeting OF the directors Of this road.
10 New Castle, on last Saturday, the road
was located % far % Mercer, by the way Of
the Nesbannock, instead of the Little Ne
shamrock, a. earnestly desired by the Will
mIngton people, II 10 the intention to con-
tract for the grading Of the road at once.
Western Press.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

The new we'll struck at Reno on Saturday,
is now reported ss producing from $50 to
200 barrels per day.
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Twenty five thousand dollars bave been
raised TO rebuild the Chamberlain Institute
Boarding Hall, at Randolph, aod the work
commenced.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

The churches OF Housewife are 10 hold q
union pic Mo for their Sabbath Schools, on
the Fourth, ins pleasant grove on Cherry
Run.
The Oakland township church unite with
the church society Of Dempsey ytowo, iu 6
pic nic to be held 10 the latter place.
The Catholic Society of this place hold .
pie mic on Laurel Hill, Bsnnehoft Run. A
good time is anticipated.
We hear Of several other church societies
who contemplate the same or other amuse-
ment for their sabbath schools, and are
pleased to no:ice general disposition on
the part Of our churches to make the fourth
. day Of pleasure to the children. While
to many Of us the day 10 associated With
ideas Of blisteriug heat, dust, startling re-
ports Of improv ised ordinancea crowds and
crying babies, to tie little ones It brings
visions OF 6re crsckere, terpedoes, candy,
and fun enough 10 last I'LL another Fourth
rolls round.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

A fiddler 10 Grsu. county, wiscossin,
maintains elk wives.
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The Times says Amos Smiley, near Union
City, lately cut down bee tree, snd found
honey comb nine feet 10 length, sud took
out two hundred pounds Of honey.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

The work Of grading for the Warren 4
V'asess Rsi'fssd, 'tiil continues on the
Boyd Essni.
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Take Nlltice.

All psrsiss kaowsea tAen1sives ,indshl.d
70 the arm o. Sebefmerborn 4 Ten Eyct,
aout end feed dssle,s, are requested 70 coll
st their store, 90 Washiogson Street, snd
settle tho same innedistely, - thsy intend
10 close out their business.
SchERHERHORX q Ten EYCK.
Petroleum Centre, Asy 81, 1872. II.
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Lou Voucher, q the Opera House Sc
Looa. 10 ssDios . new brand OF Cigars,
.kaewe - sAs "cisosssls." They srs nies
hpd no m.ssks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

A company 10 Warren have lately pur-
chased lot 10 that plscs for $4,000, and
contemplate erecting . sugs: refinery on
1t.
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A young lady fell dead in Mount Zion
Church, Lincoln eounty, N. c., recently,
while attending religious dsyotioss.
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Smiths Ice Cream is in active demsud
this hot weather.
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What did Lot do when bis wife turned to
ssltt Got fresh one.
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When are the gals bSsyaut, When the
boys are gallant
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NOTlCE!

Our Office will be closed on Thursdsy
jnly eth.
G. II. BISSELL l. co.
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Everybody remembers the arr sigsr and
the first sweetheart.
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A New England advertiser wauts u
woman who fears the Lord and weighs 2oe
po1nda," aud the editor Of the sheet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

Eric hsd two sensations on Thursdsy.
One was tho suicide Of . GsfMsn womss,
BY drowning, and The other tho finding Of
the dead body Of 90 sknown man, appu
entity shout q years OF sge, near the rsI,
road track, supposed to hste been killed 10
jumping from freight trails; On which hs
vas probably StesNngs ride.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

Local news 10 scarce. The prevailing
topic Of convsrsa:ien 10 the heat Even
the nomination Of Horace Greeley 10 for.
gotten 10 these red hss timeA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02
The Msnst fel,s Theme.

Where I tho fsirest little flower
That s'er 10 garden grew;
I'd glow With pride 'uestb suo and shower
Did I but bloom tot you!
Were I the sweetest bird that ilngs
Upon ths blossom'd tree;
I'd come from far on weary wings.
p And wsrLle, aye, 10 thee!
Were l the gentlest, fragrant breezs
That Oils the summer cir;
Id come across the golden sees,
And liuger round Thy hair! =
Alssi I'm but minstrel boy,
Who sings bis life away,
With not note Of hope or JOY
In bic sad roundelayl
Oh! quicken thou ny wasted strains
With thy dark, gIaucins eye;
Or bid me seek for distant plains
To sing and fight and die!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

Tho wheat harvest 10 nsAsIy completed b
Virginia. o. ....., -.
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Local Notices.
For Sale

$4,000 10 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from Is to IS cts. per fool.
The Tubing IL 10 first class order and d!
ready fitted. .l
April 23. IT, H. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-02

GAFFFEY'S Wines snd l.ignors for med.
ical use. The best and chesssss.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1872-06-28
Editorial Excursion.

The Southern editors have been most kindly
received and literally entertained at every a.
vailable point of their journey through the
Northern States. AS proof of the hospitable
spirit of our Northern contemporaries, we take
the following extract from the Steuben, Y. Y,
Farmers advocate, in which it urges that suit
able provision for the visitors should be made.
Its requests have since been amply fulfilled
The Ad0ocate in its issue of Friday says:
"The excursionists left on Tuesday afternoon
for Buffalo and the Falls. We hope and trust
they will receive from every one the kindest
and most cordial treatment, such as the North
ern editors in their excursion South last season
were the recipients of. Nay, let us outdo them
we have the means and can do it-let one and
all put forth their best efforts to please and en-
tertain them. This mingling together of lead
ing citizens of this great and glorious country
in social converse, will do more to cement and
establish this Union than all the constitutions
and enactments that the wisest statesmen can
draft -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1872-06-28
oRITTTAR~

Died, on the 9TH of May, 1872, of heart dis
ease, Miss MAGGIE HANSON, in the 2lst
year of her age.
Just as the bright, sweet flowers were COM
ing, and the glad songs Of birds were herald
ing the return of joyous spring time gentle
MAGGIE turned from the fair scenes without and
sought her couch to die. No murmured repin-
lngs escaped her lips at the decree of the GAN
WISE in thus summoning her from earth at
that period when life possesses so many bright
prospects, and ere the cruel cares and trials
which so many of US are called on to bear, and
which sometimes make existence almost a bur-
den, had come to cloud her young life. No
fears of the future, no upbraidings of con-
science for msspent hours came to trouble.her
last moments, for her short life had been one
of a devout and humble christian, and to such
death has no terrors. She had ''eaten of the
body and drank of the blood of Christ ~ and
the beautiful faith of the Episcopal Church
taught her that the Saviour she had loved and
obeyed on earth was waiting to welcome her to
eternal rest. And with the request that her
friends would all meet her in heaven, and the
sad petition to bury me by little MAUD" her
gentle spirit winged its flight from earth and
went home to God. Bereaved mother, grieve
no more for your child, for she is at rest
Kind sisters and brothers, sorrow no longer
for your sister, for her sutferings are over. She
has "crossed over the dark river and on the
other Shore united to that glad host of angels,
she peacefully awaits for that peaceful reunion
when you all shall meet her there.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1872-06-28
A MagniEcent Barn.

The Prince Georgian states that Charles
E. Coffin, Esq, at Muirkirk, hasjust contrac-
ted will, Mesrs West & Corroll, carpenters and
builders, of Port Deposit, "for the erection of
a magnificent barn, the equal of which will
probobly not be found in the State. The d-
mensious of the building are one hundred feet
in length by forty four feet width, two stories
high, with large brick basement. The upper
most story will be used for storing grain, pro-
vender, &C., which will be conveyed to it
through the means of a steam engine attached
to the building. The stock will be kept upon
the first floor, in neatly arranged stalls, and
a railroad will be used to convey the feed from
the feed room to the troughs. Trapdoors
connecting this floor with the basement will
be used to carry off the manure, &C., for which
suitable arrangements will be made in the
basement, and the whole building will be sup
piled with water by pipes running through it.
The work is to be commenced at once and
finished without delay, and the building is
more especially intended for the accommoda-
tioe of Mr.. Coffin's fine herd of Cattle. al
though it will also serve the other ordinary
farm purposes. The price agreed upon is
$4,000, an enormous price for barn, but
as Messrs. West & Carroll work for lowest
cash prices, we have no doubt the building
will be the finest in the State"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1872-06-28
Repair the Roads.

The inconvenience of bad roads to the occa-
sional traveller is trifing, compared with the
loss and annoyance suffered by residents of the
neighborhood. The discouraged traveller may
take the railway car, or the steamboat, but
there is no escape for those living in the local
ity. Every visit to a neighbor, every trip to
mill, store, or to meeting, involves loss of
time, comfort and patience, together with much
useless wear and tear of running gear. After
a few months, the autumnal rains and altern-
ate freezing and thawings will render roads
already out of repair, almost impossible. We
should not neglect bad spots adjoining our
premises, because our road tax is already work.
ed out, or the road master is remiss. A day
work on the road will often save a costly job
at the wagon makers. Examine all bridges
and sluices. See that there are no Instructions
to water courses that will cause dangerous icy
slides the coming winter Take advantage also
of every opportunity to turn the rich wash off
the road upon your own premises, and so ar
range channels that it may be distributed wide
ly, and not form an unslightly embankment
near the fence where it empties into the field.
Let everybody see that his business in this re-
spect is attended to, and then nobody's will be
neglected