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c. ". Charlton.

Wa have seen with pleasure, the name
of this gentleman, favorably mentioned as
a suitable person TO represent the Sd Dis
trict in the United States Congress, We
know of no mar in that district whom we
would like mOreto see elected to seat in
Congress than Mr.. Charlton, lie is a
whole man, and a friend to those who
look to the welfare of the country, both
in a political and social sense. We hope
the Democracy Of the First District will
nominate and elect him to the position.
We have not time, nor space TO speak Of
Mr.. Charlton's qualifications for the posi-
ton. In tho future We will have more to
say of him. There is one fact which we
will state: Mr.. Charlton is ominently
qualified for any position the people may
place him in.
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The Nashville Convention.

The Editor of this paper left for Nash
Vile. yesterday evening to attend the
Convention which meets to-day for the
purpose of nominating u candidate for
Governor. Monroe sends a good d~elega-
ton and it is hoped that harmony and
good feeling will prevail in the delibera-
tions of the Convention.
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The committee Of arrangements ap
pointed for the Good Templars and al
40 the committees of the Methodist and
Union Sabbath Schools, are requested
to meet at the Methodist Church, at 2
o'clock, Tuesday e%rening nOxt. A full
attendance is required, in order that the
proper arrangements may he made for
the pic mic on the OATH inst.
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Nimar VS.. Ferrary.

II seems that Capt. Ferrary has had
some little trouble with Mr.. Wimar, whom
he had employed in the manufacture Of
Baryte., at thi, place, After q settlement
between Che parties. Wimar claimed fifty
dollars on the same, sued Capt. Fcrrary,
aud had the case brought before Esquire
Reagan, aud AFTER an Investigation of the
case, il was decided in favor Of Capt. Fer
rary. Mr.. Wimm appealed under tie
pauprr law, which required him to make
oath that he raa not able to prosecute the
suit.
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A. Fair ut S%WeetWatcr.

Mr., EDrroR: Please give the following
a place in the columns of your paper;
The farmers of Swcotwater, Fork Creek
and Pond Greek valleys are requested to
meet in the S~wretwater Union | %,stituto
IN Saturday the 18th day uf Nay, for the
purpose Of organizing It Joint Stick Ag-
ricultural Society, With the view of hold
ing II fair at ur near SwectwAter, next
Fall. Let all who feel interested in this
important matter attend.
\ flnMER.
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improvements,

pr. MtycN is having % nice residence
rrr,trd ON the rh.ladriphin road, aijoin-
ing the lot vhcreou MI. Henry Maye''
lard,ome residence j., located. Humph-
rcys 4 Walker. atc to erect this season, a
,wo story brick business house, on the
t"' now occupied hy Nj. Humphreys
rc,idouce. Sveetwaror is fast spreading,
md It /, predicted hg some that in a few
wear, it, inhatitauts will have grown to
Thousands. We hope this nav he So.
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LOudon.

Bror Golfer, instituted a lodge of Good
TsmPlars at Loudon last Friday night.
We have been requested to visit the lodge
an'l instruct them in the unwritten work
of the order. The Lodge may therefore
expect us at Loudon, if no other arrange.
ments are made, on Monday night next.
it being impossible for us to ho there
sooner. . ..
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Musical Concert.

Willie Price, assisted by Miss Mary
Molleston, and others, will give a Musical
Concert at Philadelphia Saturday night
next. 1t will bs a grand affair, and the
admission being only 25 cents, we ontici-
pate a crowded house.
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Atlanta Markets,

W. p. JOINS, Secretary.
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New Stock.

j. l.. Rhea, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenn, has just received 4 New Stock Of
Dress Goods, White and IiHeu goods
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, aud in fact all
kinds of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., &c.
Call and examine goods aud prices.
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Bogart d Mayes have a fresh supply
OF Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye Stuff,
fresh from New York. They also have
a nice lot of Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Albums and Stationary, and they pro-
pose to sell them all, as that's what they
Job them for. Go and SEQ them. If
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nr Hnrt,S Grent Relief

The Sovereign Remedy for all kinds Of
Pain. Everybody takes it, Everybody
praises it.
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Sapolio Mt Bogart Il Mayes.
Crowded.

Crowded.
The trains were crowded yesterday with
delegates to the Democratic Convention
which meets TO day at Nashville,
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Carriages, Busgies. Wagons, manufac-
tured and for sale at low prices, by Jno
H.. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn.
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Blacksmith Shop for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
u good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
}. ". GoDDARD.
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~ tue earliest settlers o! NWeclWai T Nal-
IT,, daring bmkrabopt l@if a century
During his long life be wa, ever found, .
true soldier of the Gross. In creed an
earue,, Presbyterian. One Of The fun
dcrs Of the church in tits eouu,y. \
Presbyterian in faith, devoted u the
church Of biz choice, and yet a Christian,
in its hroadcst sense, loving all, who bore
the image of hiS Master,
For Vie advancement Of Chris;'s carse
and the building up of his chosen church,
no sacrifice was too great. lie put on
the whole armonr. when first he entered
his Masters service. Ncr did he lay it
down, until the Master called him to lay
aside the armour 70 take the crown. To
sum up aIlof his virtues aud lahors, as a
citizen, Il husband and father, would
SAVIOR Of adplatiosr Of him it may be
said, "uone knew him hut 10 love him.
His death has cast u gloom over the COM
mun''y' where TIE 80 i""S .'''' an" was
:" niue" ''''u ]" ''e ''"r',' III Tue
Sabbath School, in society, and the ques-
,.o" H"sLeu ""D' VIII ,'H' ''' P,"'' Z
His death vas calm AMI peaceful rs t.
summer we
no" p'e'' Tue righteous WIG" nc "''s'
N"'' Sln"' ! weary Sou' " '''''
10" "''u'y "s'" '.' ''o'."s '!''
40" ge"'l! n'"'es ''e expiring n'"'''
lh'e's uuIy oO"e' Il" SIMS Tue cay
iHsh' IRON i 'o"u Tue spirit "'eS
"h''e heaven anu ea''n e""'''I'' " 81!
HOW o'e'I 'n0 righteous WIG" nc u.Vs'
~" 'o'lo"'nS paper was 'oo!.7o "
Tue session Oh tHs presbyterian '"urcn'
'ioy Tue o'n' o'-
WHEREAS "ou Il. IA" '''ue''e "',
Sceu III 10 remove from US our po'o''"
p'o'"'' 'o"" i'"'"Se3' We ''""'"
n.oo ~. pooo.i, h;, ..,b,,o -. II.
uPo" our l'eco'u' '"'S 'rlOu'e 20 MS
5,h I7o7 d;od Arrn och 1870
In tto ,f,or r. a,rr, Enthusiastically, with.
ii, ,rfc, Who now ."r,iro. ill.,, r.d
MS "'.e' VINO no" survives l"n'' "n''eo
nllH INC 4 ltADAlUIldn Ayuut'l uIOn "A pro"
cos.;on of f,ith u Chr;,t ..o
affair bo united with ,ho ohn,.b M.
yior a. pbiIodoInhio, 10 yea, orJ,inoJ
= rnIinc E,der
Wbon tbo church O., s,-oo,r,4o, ,,..
oroonized bo becomo oro Of tbo o,d,rs
From tbo time bo rnitod with tbo chnrcb
on tbrouch life. = noriod Of noorIv ffy
yo,r. tLo irtorosts Of flo ch,rcL voro
first with him Re G,dI, rco Ala la
sbow his Iovs n lie NTo,,or and IL. HE
zeal, in every thing tep9inc tn promorc
the welfare of the church. did he manifest
his love for His KINGDOM. Hc Iovod hi.
church and her ordinoncos and r,relv
was he ever absent from the services Of
the sanctuary. The Sabbath day services,
and the weekly prayer-meeting, we're his
delight. Nor will the earuestue,s or ieryor
of lis prayers, be soon forgotten. Whilst
interested in all that was for the good Of
his own church, he did not forget the
church at large. 1t was his delight to at
'eno inc meetings o' iF's'ytoFy ana
"y"o'' -'or wa" ms purse loss at III
MASTER" service 'lan MS haNu' Al""y'
reouy 10 contribute 10 every good cause
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Tho ,ni,o oo,o.o1,,n ,L.,c,ilLr en,onl
H.. Jou,,.J L,,.h.u, ..l r.,1 r.L,. H..
,no rLo !, mn roI,t;on, ,Laro,
,rho. ,bo on,,o - rL,;., ,.,lJ MAZDA .
man. Inns C,IIcn. but il was "a, yood soI.
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Jno. H. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn,
hos now ready for the spring and summer
trade a large and complete assortment of
Carriages, Buggies, Hacks, and Wagons.
Prices and quality of work, warranted
satisfactory. a2rll-4t
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Gardlng Machine.

Hugh i. Fry has erected a carding
machine, at his machine shop, where he
proposes, in connection with his other
business, to card wool into rolls, cheap as
any man in the country. See his adver-
tiSemeut in this paper. What Hugh
will 60 into next, remains to be seen.
We wish him abundant success in any and
all enterprises he may set on foot.
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Fire Screen Papers Mt Bogart Il
Mayes. II
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j, L, Houston,

We this week, place the name of j. +.
Houston before the voters of Monroe
county, for reelection to the office of
Sheriff of Monroe, which position he ac-
cepted when others would NOT. He is an
able and efficient officer, and we ask the
voters of Monroe to confer upon him the
honor Of another term.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-09

THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some
of its most inSidious and dangerous foes in
the many so,called "tonics'' and "appoti.
~zers," made Of cheap whisky and refuse
liquors, fnished up to suit depraved APP
p%etitos, under the name of medicines, DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters are
none of these. They are not a beverage,
but 4 genuine medicine, purely vegeta-
bic, prepared from California herbs by a
regular physician. For all diseases of the
stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood, they are an infallible and unrival-
ed remedy. may9-4t.
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". W |N1ORklSON. -nOutIulbI'
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Union Sabbath School, in regard
to the death of Col. John Ramsey, its
efficient and beloved Superintend ent:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Allwi.o
Father to remove from our midst our be-
loved Superintendent Therefore,
Re8oIrcd, That we mourn his loss as
one of our best citizens and greatest Sab
bath School friends-onc to whom this
Sabbath School is greatly indebted for bis
long and continued zeal in its behalf.
Resolred, That we, as a Sabbath School
offer our coincidence to the members of
his bereaved family in their great and sad
loss,
Resolved, That. the members of this
Sabbath School, wear a badge of mourn.
ing for 30 days from this date, in honor
Of our departed Superintendent.
The Methodist Sabbath School also
adopted the following:
Resolved, That we mourn tho loss sus.
tanned by the Sabbath School cause, in
h edeath Of Col. John Ramsey, Superin.
tendent of the Sweetwater Union Sabbath
School.
Rcsolred, That we extend to thai
School, and the family of the deceased
our deepest sympathy,
Resolved, That n copy of these resolu
tion' be furnished the Union Sabbath
School, and also tho family of the deceas
cd, and published in the Sveetwater
ENTERPRISE.
Carriages, Buggiess Wagons, mnnufac-
tured and for sale at low prices, by Jno
n. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn.
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Bro. Woodward, Of the "Ea.crprise"
is among the most active members Of
Sweetwater Lodge, aud seems as happy as
"May Day." and doubtless would he what
he seems to be, were he not 4 bachelor.
He has, however, invested in huge mu-
steal instrument, and that may mean somo-
thing.-Tempcrumcc Hcrnid.
Bro. Golfer seems to know what he seems
not to know. We return many thanks,
however for the above very AattcrinS no.
tice. He is himself Il champion i'll the
Great Temperance reform, and is doing
his utmost to drive the evil monster, Al
cohoI, from the land. NAY he mo2t with
success wherever he goes.
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READ OEg !

5w atwator, Tenn.
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Commitment ]rtar:1> in hi- Bill, wbiri'
IL swarm ~. titar Defendants JanrrS l;iirr.
William Rider, James NJ. Peek sud wife
Sarah Peck, a.e uuu-rr>!dcuts Of the State
If Truru,.cc. q j.ihrIcr.r" ordered that
ru,licrs.,m bee made Ser 'unr consecutive
weeks Ne tra Sgrcrw, 'cr Enterprise, n"ti-
f,,u. .al. NONRESIDENT defendants 10 ap-
nrar ~ be- nest team Vi the Chancery
Count q, bee tod IL the court house in
Ma~Ii-.agi,i". Vanue.s,r. On the first
.iioul. IS NJ Jntlc next. and make defense
To- 'hc rnagcrN in comp inaui, said Bill,
or tur sane will lie .nEcn fvr confessed
aud Ne cause ,e' fur hearing ex parte ~
80 'h.m. ttrlc cory of the order nt
Goit,,
Attest $. 2 HALE, G VI.
T.. =. II. .NcCRosEy, S,I.ifor Complt's.
,,,ry !AlplS6
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Attention Committee.
}. ". GoDDARD.

April 9Th lS72.-tf
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New York, who remembered it in the same
manner last year. 1t numbers over 1l6O vol
umes, and aspircs 10 become great public ben
efuction.
The effect of the death of the Messrs Prouty
of Spencer is beginning to be seriously felt in
that town. This week between two and three
hundred people, whose employment came di
recty or indirectly from the large establish
IN mt of the Proutys, have been dismissed. 1t
was the intention Of the deceased managers OF
this extensive boot and shoe house to run
their works with a force of six hundred hands
the coming season.
Company c, thirty-lourth Massachusetts, regi-
ment, held its sixth annual reunion at West
bore on Thursday, and elected the following
officers; President Major A. D. Pratt of Wor-
cester; secretary and treasurer, Capt. George +
Goodrich of Fitchburg; executive committee,
Major A. d. Pratt, Capt. George L. Murdoch,
Sergt. Cephas N. Walker, all of Worcester.
The company danced the evening hours away mt
the town hail and voted to meet in this city next
year.
The lecture delivered THURSDAY evening in New
England village, by Hon. Sidney Dean Of Prov
idence, was listened to with deep interest, and
it was evident the speaker and audience were in
perfect accord. Every person who heard the
lecture pronounced it rich treat, and Mr.. Dean
stated, in private conversation, that he never had
an audience that gave him more perfect attcn-
ton, and he seemed well pleased with the same.
The next lecture of the course will be delivered
by Rev. A. McKeown of Worcester, next Thurs
day evening, Feb. Is. SHbject, "Oratory and
Orators" f. o. l..
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1t is reported that the French embassy at
Washington has been offered 10 DrouJn dc
FHuyS.
Bishop Foley announces his intention to begin
early in the spring TO rebuilt the Catholic
churches in Chicago destroyed by the fire. He
will also rebuilt the bishops palace at once,
probably on the north side.
At Salt Lake City the japanese were presented
to the supreme court yesterday morning. Adj
dresses were made by both sides. All the en-
bassv attcndel the Masonic ball, which was the
most brilliant event Of the season. grand
banquet and ball will he given in honor OF Min
lister Delong and the japanese embassy on Mon
day evening next, provided the snow blockade
is not raised before that time.
Senator Wilson will 90 to New Hampshire
next week, aud he was authorized by the pres.
ident to say that directions have been given to
do away with abuses connected with the cOec-
ton Of customs at New York, especially those
in the general order department as first brought
to notice by Senator Paterson. The secretary
of the treasury and the collector of the port Of
New York have this reform under consideration
and should the report OF The congressional com
mittec suggest any additional reforms they will
receive immediate attention Gen. Grant Is en-,
phatic in his declaration that he desires to have
every abuse Of power under his administration
promptly corrected, and every official who may
in any way do wrong promptly removed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
New England Dispatches.
The Question Revived ia Boston as 10
How Man shall swear in Court
Fatal Accident, etc.
Especial Dispatch to the Spy.
CONNECTICUT.


PUTNAM, Feb. 9.-IIon S. S. Cotton, of Pom
fret, was nominated for senator from the 18th
district, by the republican convention here, to-
day.
A freight car, to-day, broke an axle and ran
off the track, near WilsonvilIc, delaying trains
badly both sides of the accident
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToS, Feb. 9.-Dlniel Denny, president Of
the Hamilton national bank, is lying hopecssly
i'll Of paralysis.
In the superior criminal court, today, judge
Lord ordered the commitment OF Dr. James
A. McDonough, Catholic witness, TO Jail, for
refusing to kiss the book, the doctor dccal-
inc that he did not consider that form of oath
more binding than by the upliCcd hand. writ
OF habeus corpus was obtained from the supreme
court, and the matter will be fully hcard.A
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 9.-rimothy Leary, AGED
sixteen, was killed this afternoon while ascend
ing an elevator, at the Atlantic deane mill.
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Our New York Dispatches.
The Custom House lIatier-The Grand
Jury and tlic EsIng-EHOw the PIastercrs
showed iheir Old Country Communion,
etc.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE ARnsEs.


INV YORK, Feb. 9.-rhe congressional COM
mttcc this morning heard two merchants COM
plants Of delays and other annOyances at the
custom house Mr.. WhiteSde, a merchant, tes-
titled that his books, papers and correspondence,
even TO those in his sale were roughly seized by
l.. J. KIRK, by order Of Deputy Collector CaIk,
on alleged charges Of fraud on the revenue
through Il charge Of l.. Jones in the custom
house. Kirk and Clark we've very insulting
also, another custom house officer, named John
kamski; paid the latter, at the suggestion of
brother merchants 50 500, but papers which
were seized last June have not yet been return
eli, although the suit has been discontinued; his
business was damaged 600 aud the alleged
discrepancy was only S274 in favor Of the gov
crnment The committee ordered all the pa
pcrs relating to this seizure TO b. produced
The investigation adjourned tonight to Wash
ingtOn.
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
The book committee of the Methodist book
concern met yesterday. Reports were read Of
the church east and west. DR.. Cotton presented
the annual exhibit OF the book publishing inter
est, when DR.. Lanalan stated that he had not
seen the exhibit and should present another one
Of his own.
THE NEW CHARTER.
There is little probability that the reform char
ter of the committee Of seventy, now before the
legislature, will pass in It's present shape.
THE STATE PRINTING FRAUDS.
The clerk, IerWililgcr, di the state senate, adj
mitted having received percentage on printing
bills paid by the state, but says the amount was
not regarded rs n percentage, hut MS a gratuity
TIlE QUARANTINE ABUSES.
The senate investigating committee will prob
ably make the examination ordered into the
quarantine abuses OF tins port in Washington,
alter the custom frauds are gone through With,
HEAVY FORGERY.
VIM. H. Cook, one OF lweed's fayertes, and
an intimate Of Police Superintendent Kclso and
Judge bowling, and who has fed to Europe, 1t
appears, forged check on q bank for $4,000,
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Daily meetings Of Tweed, Swecny and reprc-
sentative of Connolly are held ~ rwcrd's Office
THE GRAND JURY AND rHr RING.
The grand jury will be discharged tomorrow
They held no session to-day. All the papers re-
latng TO the Indictment of NIavor Hall are still
in the possession of the foreman.
There is no truth in the rumorS that the dis
trict attorney is considering the prOprictv OF
compromising with Tweed Swecuy, Connolly
and their associates for four or five millions
Sweeny is still in Canada.
The sheriff has received warrants for VIM. II.
Cook, charging him with forgery of over half Il
million dollars, but he is undoubtedly in En-
gland.
Tweed testified, at the investigation of the
case of State Senator Wood, that he merely
loaned $4,000, for which he holds Woods
note.
1t is said that Mayor Hail will he present in
the court ct general sessions tomorrow, and de
mand TO be informed whether he is indicted
ornot
ALMOST RIOT.
There was almost a riot in 18th street this al-
ternoon. A party of plaStcrcrs demanded of a
contractor, named McGGnSey, that he should
discharge some non-Socicty men. He refused to
comply, and was struck with an iron bar, and
hred tour shots from Il revolver at the party,
VINO ran away. 1t is not known that any were
injured.
THE PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY.
Ia the legislative Investigation into the affairs
Of the faclhc Mail company one broker testified
10 DuYlng seventeen thousand shares on account
OF President Stockwel, and that the company
hold twenty-Seveu thousand shares which have
never been issued, reducing the capital by three
millions. He had borrowed as much as
three hundred thousand Of the company, ON Sc
curlty OF Lake Shore stock, which has been re-
paid. Another broker testified that he had
bought and sold the stock for Stocbwcl and
owed the company now $500 600 or $500 OOO Sc.
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There have been more snow slides and loss of
life al Cottonwood,
business is duh aud money scarcer in Utah
than Ia the past two years.
The straight Gentle ticket for Salt Lake has
been nominated, and warm contest is expected
next Monday
A Salt Lake dispatch states that Il is rcocrted
there that the expenses Of Attorney Bates to
Washington are naid bv the Mormon church
aud II IL understood that his mission Is TO have
the federal officials in the United States courts
all removed.
A delegation Of Vir9inians is ut Louisville
urging the city to loan It's credit 10 extend the
Lebanon branch raihoad TO connect with the Al.
lautlQ road and Cumberland zap and the coun-
oil has proposition to that effect under consid.
Grafton,
Dates from Piedras Negras 10 the 23l Of Jan
uary, state that the town was besiegcd by 1000
reyolptlonlsts under Falcon, military governor