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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

TuEChietinterest IN the Democratic pri.
mary election in this city, Saturday, as in
!ae CCnVentiontOday, attaches to the nom.
nation Tor Sheriff, Thecontestants were
Aessn, GRo. R. TlSuLE and HENRY
eoSANT' 1t is understood that a ma.
IOnly oil the delegates chosen arc for Mr..
JINGLE, and that his nomination to.dayis
assured. The fight between these gen.
aenen has been very severe one; and
lOs'one, (metaphOrically) has been left
ua'ufned by either 10 secure temporary
popularity. 1t is said great deal Of
'fee beer and other liquors have been
Consumed since it began.
Hh0s really got 10 be so costly to get
~ Office worth having by the popular sui.
a'se-a man has 10 buy so many people,
Oy yfAttery, by fees, favors and wh,skey,-
be has TO go to such extrcmeties and
stoOp TO such depths, to win the votes o.
People whese votes are necessary to hi
eection-that even IL successful, he il
sui heavily the loser, II not In money
@enin his own respect and that of others
Mthings considered, 1t is doubtful un
'esi in exceptional cases, II the game L
worth the candle, But it Is not the
3Adidate alone who loses. He Is
Uu' oil pocket q good deal, and he
runs " great risk Of personal demorallzs-
uOa and debasement; but tho community
aA'sOa sufferer, Hundreds Of men are
encouraged in habits OF brawling ant
drunkenness by the fact that for days aut
S'en y, weeks they can have liquor plentl.
W W aud Tree If they will only brawl fol
~s ~'.Sa candidates who pay for 1t. If th,
1caiet done was confined to the candi
Ta'ss ave themselves, 1t would be compare
%sly S'' 'Fitling, but is widespread and pcr
ANe' Drunkenness and all its concomi
'aa %as and consequences arc fostered by /
MS Nuu III Q best interests Of the communit,
Illus suffer serious harm. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

TIE most ingenious method Of Demo.
cratic dodging in the matter Of voting for
GREELEY has turned up in Chicago, where
" Democrat who can't swallow the pill
himself has paid negro $40 to cast his
vote for GREELEY instead of GRANT
thus asserting his continued opposition to
the Republican party, but saving himself
from q dose that would probably make
him sick at his stomach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01
TERRE HAUTE.

Dedication Of u New Hospital.
TERRE HAUTE, June 80.-The ProVi.
dence Hospital at this place, Just erected
at Q cost OF $4,000, exclusiye-oi the spa.
cious grounds, was dedicated this even
ing; the address was, delivered by DR..
T6eophalis Perine. Of Indianapolis. Spe.
cial trains on several roads brought many
hundreds oi visitors who took part In the
grand procession. r'r 10 !s
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Shooting Array Between West Vir.
Il. glniR Editors. a
lVrOm the Patkersbutg Tlmes.e eazeLtel 3

NhANAA eAN AAAAlAAbhAh AAAANN-aA9abN9
From an eyewitness, we learn tina! q
fight with pistols and other weapons o..
CURED In Union, Monroe county, on Sat.
urday morning at 4 o'clock, between
Richard Burk, editor Of the Monroe
County Register, and Ebert Fowler, Of the
Border WdtelMan. The fight was brought
on by a challenge sent on the previous
day from Fowler to Burk. Fowler fired
from behind the columns Of the Court
House portico until Burk exhausted his
weapon, and then In the open street fired
five shots OF his opponent at close range.
Fortunately none Of the shots hit,
but In the closing struggle, be.
fore the parties were separated,
Fowler's countenance was much dis.
figured by the fists Of his antagonist.
This, unfortunate affair was caused by
bitter personal articles previously pub.
lished on both sides. The facts above de.
tailed are. In accordance with the testi.
mony subsequently, taken before the
acting magistrate, who arrested the com.
batants, Both were bound In heavy
bonds 10 keep the peace and to answer
indictments before the Grand Jury Of the
county.
There are just three notable things
about this affair-frst, the wretched
Workmanship displayed; second, the
unchristian hour when the encounter took
place; third, the valor OF the one who
fired from cover till his adversary's pistol
was empty and then rushed upon him and
shot at him five times without hitting.
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The N. y. srikers Giving up

From Saturdays Trlbune.)
Wearied by delay and exhausted by an
contest, the men who have
been engaged in the strike for short
working hours are generally giving up.
The reports from various trades inter-
ested In the demonstration show that the
strike Is virtually at an end. There has
been great loss of time, money and good
temper. We hope there has been gain
somewhere; but 1t is not apparent.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Cabinet Crisis Expected..sOpposl.
tton TO ThleTs 10 be Pushed.
New YoRx, June s9.-A Paris special
states that Cabinet crisis Is expected
shortly, the members Of the Right in the
Assembly having resolved to actively
oppose the government Marshal Nc.
MAhon Is proposed as the succrssor Of
Theirs. In case he resigns the unsettled
state OF affairs OF the government causes
apprehensions in monetary circles.
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DOCTOR GRANT was down at Boston
last week, to sec and hear the Jubilee and
be seen by the Jubileers. Now, the
GREELEY managers are not going to be
beaten at any such little game as that; so
Doctor GREELEY is to so down to Boston
this week, and preparations arc being
made to give him noisy reception.
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Wreck of Railroad Train in Yer.

RUTLAND, juno SO.-The night express
train over the Rutland division OF the
Vermont Central Railroad, due at Rut.
land about midnight, met last night with
Q serious accident Just north Of Vergennes.
While passing over a narrow culvert at
the rate Of about thirty miles an hour, the
engineer felt q jar. The locomotive pass.
ed In safety, but no sooner had 1t passed
than the culvert fell in, making most
complete wreck Of the train, consisting Of
baggage car, New York coach and sleep.
ing car, and Boston coach and sleeping
car. Strangeto say, but one person, a
brakeman, was seriously injured, although
all of the passengers were badly shaken up
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Convention of the Irish-American
kta -fLeague.

New YORK, June 29.-A call has been
issued for Convention of the Irish
American League, to be held in Balti
more July 9th, TO complete the work
began in Cincinnati last May, and tc
assist in periecting measures for sys
tematic support Of Greeley and Brown
The call was signed by Gen. Geo. NJ
OBrien, Of Nebraska; Major N. Poland
Kentucky Thomas Leonard, Kansas
John j. Mullen, Montana; Jas. Bruman
Iowa; Jas. ]. Rogers, Of New York
Chairman Of the National Convention
Jno. NJ. McCaiferty, ofMissouri, Secretary
and Others. III - ~. ~
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AsALT.LAkE letter says "When the
congregation was dismissed, the rustic Of
silks and the flashing OF diamonds attrac.
ted my attention, and I saw many OF the
poor Mormon women gazing with long.
idg eyes on the rich dresses Of their Gen.
tile sisters. The contrast between saints
and sinners was still further heightened
by the conduct Of the men. The Gentle
men tucked the arms oil their
pretty wives under their own, and
walked away with proud air, while
theI Mormon women trudged of alone.
bow could Mormon husband tuck the
arms Of half a dozen wives into his ?
And, if he escorted one, or even two
wifes, how would the rest feel If l wan
ted to break down Mormonism, Lwould
put dozen French Millinery stores in
Salt Lake City, give General Morrow,
the military commander, $4,000 or $50,
900 to entertain with during the winter,
and station q strong corps OF good.looking
young army officers at Camp Douglas" "
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NRw YoRx, June eO.-To.day is about
the hottest Of the season.
CINCINNATI, June ss.-Weathsr here
extremely hot.
NEW YoRK, June SO.-The weather
was extremely hot to-day. The ther-
mometer ranged from o. to 100 degrees
in the shade. There were Q number Of
cases Of sun stroke. q Tci3 H4'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

IT is fearful to contemplate what might
happen If all ,aspirants TO the Presidency
should be afflicted with the wood. chop.
ping mania after the manner of Il. G..
Three stately trees cut down, trimmed,
and len 70 cumber the ground, make up
the record Of his last weekly visit to.
Chappaqua. Those who depIore the "a.
ptd disappearance Of American forests
should try TO stop this thing before the
destructive contagion becomes general.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

TuE National Republican Committee
bns advices IRON the South that ir-GREE.
LEY is nominated or indorsed at Balti.
more, the Democratic party will be more
divided there than in the North, and that
large number Of the best men of the
South, who took partin the late war, will
vote for GRANT.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW oRLaANs, June 3O.-Three boys.
two white and one colored, aged about
12years, were found dead on Bayoustreet.
1t is supposed that they had been killed
by the lightning this afternoon. .snl IHs
An unknown female, aged about TWEEN.
ty years, was struck by Lightning this
afternoon in Greenville, and instantly
killed.
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US, eminent consults, who are known
all over the world.

all over the world.
As we are engaged in the iuitherance
Of q work Of peace affecting the interests
OF humanity everywhere on earth, you,
gentlemen like myself, viii desire to be
In your own persons the means OF pre-.
venting future wars, and in giving by this
means a.still more solemn effect TO the
words uttered by the great George Wash.
ington, "If there be one truth firmly
established It Is that there Il relation.
ship between the pure maxims Of an hon.
est magnanimous policy and It's solid re-.
wards, the prosperity and public happi.
Alter sitting in council for the space of
one hour to-day, the Court ofArbitration
formally adjourned, to reassemble on
Monday, the 10Th of July.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 29;-The
Oirilidn publishes q letter dated Frederal
icksburg, Texas, June 30, stating that
Gen. Mckenzie, Lieut.. Smith, and eight
men were surprised by sixty Indians and
killed, between Fort Belknap and Jack.
sons. Out Of thirteen in Mex Kenzle's & par.
ty only three escaped.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-0 0fticial reports
to the Indian Bureau, from the Indian
country, represent that the Kiowa Indians
are reported to have LEFT their reservation
and gone TO Texas on q maraudering ex.
pedition, but that they will be forced to
return without the interference OF the mil.
itary. The Cheyennes and Arraphoes are
afraid that In the suppression OF the expe.
dition Of the Kiowas their own may inno-
Gently suffer. With this in view they
have demonstrated with the Kiowas, and
threatened that unless the latter abandon
their trip into Texas they (the Oheyennes
and Arraphoes) will combine and declare
war against the Kiowas. 1t is the belief
Of the Indian agents that these threats
will be successful, and that the few Kio.
was now In Texas will immediatelyreturn
to their reservations. 3
Secretary Boutwell, will return here to.
morrow morning. a., .
Secretary Belknap leaves tonight for
Madison, Wisconsin, to attend the annual
reunion Of the Army OF the Tennessee on
the Sd and 4th Of July. a9HE'a' T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

ACCORDING to the evidence published
in The Congressional Globe, ex-senator Ross
testified before the Investigating Commit.
tee that Senator PoMERoY told him that
bis election cost $4,000. That will not
leave the Senator much margin over his
salary OF the end of his term. He will
have to rely on something else for his
living
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

A NUMBER of ladies in ereenville, Ala,
have signed the following pledge:r "We,
the undersigned, do promise hereby that
we will faithfully abstain from the use Of
tobacco in any shape, form or manner
while in church" fl,IE a ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

ROBERT F. FLEMING, of Gilmer, Is un'
deptoOd to be a Republican candidate for
Judge in that circuit. Mr.. FLEMING ia
4. young man, comparatively, but has
achieved high position at the bar and in
the esteem of his cotempOrariOs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01
MEXICO.
Operations Of the Revolutlonists. .

SFSIUAVHS UI IH6 INoVUIUkIUuIStss
New YORK, June 2O.-A special Mexi-
can dispatch says that the occupation Of
Saltillo by Trevino is confirmed. Re-
vultas having retired rom Ceyallas an.
nounces that he will move toward Monte.
rey on the 1stof July. Its rumored that
Qulroga is moving towards Camargo, but
nothing is definitely known. Carrier and
Ayalo are occupied. Cerralla and other
small villages are unopposed. The de.
tachment Of cavalry from Camargo ar
rived at Matamoras yesterday for the
purpose OF operating against Portugal.
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Enthusiasm for Jacob In the Interior
...DItto Judge Edmiston.
To the Editor OF the Intelllgencer.
JANE LEW, June 20.

JANE LEW, June -.
1t astonishes me in travelling through
several counties 10 find such enthusiasm
that the masses Of the people hated the
announcement of Gov. Jacob as can.
didate for reelection, and the same kind
Of desire expressed in favor Of Hon. N
Edmiston to be candidate for the Court
Of Appeals, which would give great salts.
faction to the voters Of Lewis and other
counties OF this State to have the oppor-
tunity TO cast their vote for him in con.
nection with Governor Jacob.
LEWIS COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
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BOSTON,.

'BosToN, June SO.-The Irish Band ar.
rived this morning, and tomorrow morn.
ing Q public reception will be gwen Sthe
band by the Irish societies Of Boston atd
vicinity. The Ninth Regiment win Is.
cort the procession The weather 10.
day Is the hottest Of the, season, NJ
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ST. LOUIS. IS
OUTRAGE by A NEGRO.

ST. Louis, June 2O.-A negro named
Albert Williams was arrested In, East ST.
Louis yesterday for committing an out.
rage on a young white girl named Melissa
Logan. The act was committed in the
presence oil the girls mother, who was
powerless to prevent 1t. The girl is very
respectable and great excitement prevails
among tho citizens. .,a slt Ift
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Rxciting contest
to-day over the election Of directersi Of the
Elizabethtown 8 Paducah R, R. Louis.
vile heretofore had the majority In the
board but to-day the counties along the
line combined and ousted the city, elect
ing majority Of county members. This
Is regarded as looking tothe extension Of
the road from Eltzabethtown TO Lexing.
ton, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

JUDGE DAVID DAVIS has gracefully re.
tired from the Presidential arena. "Hav-
ing accomplished the object Of our expe.
dition," as the old army dispatches used
to read, 1--WE retired in good Orderly.
Y. Herald, r.ilt NFrt.
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Buffalo Fourth OF July REGATTA.

BUFFALO, June 8O.-The Fourth, Of July
regatta in this city, promises TO be the
finest ever held In western waters. There
has been q large number Of entries for
the lour cared races, and ten entries ior
the single scull race. Among them are,
Billy scharff, of Pittsburgh. Dick Tin
ming, Thus. Louden, Robt Berry and.
Chas. Douglas, Of Toronto, and ehas. T.
Smith. Of Buffalo. "a.
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Shooting on the STAGE.

WASHINGTON, June 9O.-DurinE the
performance ol u farce at the Metropoli-.
tan Theatre, last night, Charles Brown, q
banjo player, shot a man named Keegany
q song and dance man. 1t was supposed
that the musket which Brown discharged
at Keegan contained only powder but
the ram rod had been carelessly left IN
the barrel. The rod entered Keegan's
head, inficling dangerous wound. The
shooting was purely accidental. ssi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

A SOUTHERN paper as a significant fact
that an enthusiastic Greeles publican in
Dalton, Ga, recently changed the name
Of his hotel from the Georgia House.
to the "Greeley House." and shortly
afterwards it was struck by lightning
The hotel was Immediately repaired, or
the principle that lightning seldom strikel
in the same place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

KENTUCKY is now considered an old
State, and yet Daniel Boone's sister is
still living In North Carolina, only So
years old. We are very apt 10 forget
mat the vast extent OF country lying
West OF the Alleganies has been princi.
pally developed within the last half cen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

Wuox does the Providence Journal
mean when 1t talks about CHARLES
FRANCIS TRAIN, as the great brsggaFt in
American politics. Is he relative o'
GEORGE FRANCIS ADAMs'
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GnGttelIiatnftr.

Mn JAMES H. NASH, GRANT and WI
.oS SiSI slsc,or for the Third District, has de,
sSS sD.d sII ,hs position t and an electGE toE that
Ji,ar Ji.,rict W viii be- nppOiutedb, the State Ez'
ecntiye Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

Hon. Tuos. W. HARRISON, present !
Judge Of the Harrison Circuit Is talked o'
as the Republican candidate for re'oIec'
rim. Hon. CnAs. S. LEWIS is the Demo-
cratic nominee in that circuit.
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FnIDAr, at noon, the sun thermonSIeF H11,1.
=, t ,hs National Observatory, (Washing'
:, ,on ',T marked l5l degrees. The maximum
~, tU-1 ,be summer seldom ranges above l4O
An1Ah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

WE inlcr that the shepherdstown
Rsqi,tsr gives o passive support.to Gov.
JACOB. 1t says nothing editorially, but
reproduces the INTELLIOENCER's editorial
accompanying the GovERNoR's announce.
ment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01

THE CINCINNATI Commercial remarks
that the time was when degrees meant
something. They were gingerly given,
and only wien the recipient had shown
himself 10 have earned the distinction,
Latterly the honoFs have been easy, and
the ABS, the ANS, the DDS and the
LIDS have become so common that 1t Ia
rather noteworthy If man succeeds in
getting TO the rerose OF his fathers with.
out an afllx to his name.
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New York Bank statement,

NEW York, June 29.-The bank state.
lnent shows decline in loans Of $S 1901, :
900; decline In circulation, $4,000; In
crease in specie, $e,2s3, 500; increase in
legal tenders, $1,022, 900; increase in
deposits, $9iA56e00,
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oAEo,, 10, June IN. s0,-Rlver falleps inches, h,s
cnCrNNATr, June sO.-Rlver 15 feet
rising. ;
PiTTsBuRsH, June es.-olear, MonOn.
gahela 5ieet and falling above, mo ami.
walls or departures. =. = 7o7
ST. LoUs, June SO.-Riyer iallin slowly,
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, June S0.-Riyer rising,
with 5 feet in the canal and feet in Tie
chute. Clear and hot; mercury ranged
from e5 to 95 degrees. No business.
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THE TURF.

Fastest Time on Record Made by Joe.
' Elliott.
NEW YORK, June 29.-In the third race
at Long Branch to-day the Jersey Derby
stakes were won by the Meteor-timo,
2:404.
Robert Bonner, this afternoon, received
a dispatch from Boston, stating that his
horse, Joe. Elliott, eight years old, had
Just been driven mile in 2:15i, beating
Dexter's fast time Of 2:16.
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Greeley Invited to. Boston...He

NEW YORK, June 29.--A committee
from Boston, extended to-day, to Horace
Greeley, an invitation from The Interna.
tional Jubilee Executive Committee and
from the cityof Boston, to visit that city,
MIR. Greeley has accepted the invitation
and will this evening designate an early
day next week for his visit.
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THE total amount Of United States cur
rency, Of all issues outstanding at this
date, as shown by the Treasury books Is
$500 245, 1858 G2a IA U iY.aG =
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Large OIL sale.

TrTuson1E, June 29.-Over six hun.
dree thousand barrels Of oil changed
hands at this point to-day, involving near
Q million dollars.
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IT is announced, on what authority we
do not know, that Senator Thurman will
take no part in this election, if Greeley
receives the nomination at Baltimore, as
now appears TO be settled. The same re.
port says that Senator oasserly will de-
cline to support that nomination, and
both the Senators from Maryland. 1t is
thought that against Greeley, Maryland
is quite likely to vote for Grant. The ne
grovote is large, and the Democrats, more
than in some States, really have some
faith in their doctrines, and will not so
willingly .trade'them away, in the doubt
full hope of share of the Offices.
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The n. 0. PIearune for Adams.

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The Peayuns
Of tomorrow will have an editorial ad-
vocating the nomination Charles Francis
Adams as q candidate for President at
the Baltimore Convention.
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BY TELEcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1eluslvely to the IntellIgeucer.

7f CBy the western unioh Linz. :
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 8O,-Gen. slckles gives
q grand reception at the American LeRa.
ton on the Fourth oil July. IH
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steamer Nars.

New York, June 29.-The steamship
California has arrived from Glasgow.
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"A fire in Kenton, Hardin county, O.,
on Sunday, destroyed $4,000 worth OF
property. j. Fink & Bro. and T. John
are the principal losers.