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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

HOLDEN, Mo, April 20, 1872 The
reign of terror in Cass county, instead of
abating, is on the increase. The civil
authorities are perfectly powerless to en-
force the law, and the lives and property
of the people are at the mercy of the mob.
Twelve men, old citizens of Harrisonville,
who were bondsmen of Cline, together
with the minister who performed the last
rites at his funeral, were orderd
TO LEAVE WITHIN TWENTY FOUR
HOURS
or be shot. They accordingly LEFT, and are
now exilcs from their homes, the mob is
furious. and have decrecd to slay all the
principals in the bond matters. their
bondsmen, and all who sympathize with
them and attempt to defend them. Moth
ing but the strong arm of the law will pre-
serve peace and bring the .murderers to
justice. 90 -
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TnE CONNECTICUT MURDEREss.
Mrs. Lydia SIN .rI,nan F0Hnd Guilty
Of Murder ian the Second Degree
and Sentenced TO Imprisonment.
for Life. i --ii@ -s-i'N t'-

The trial of Lydia Sherman ended at
New Haven, Connecticut, April 2Gth.
The court opened this morning with a
larger attendance than ever. Judge Park
arose and charged the jury. taking fifty
two minutes to do it. He carefully re-
viewed the evidence for the State, and for
the defence, showing the exact position of
each. He read the statute, which re-
qulres two witnesses, or what is euuiya-
lent, to convict of murder in the first de-
gree, and showed that they could find 81
THE PRISONER UILTY OF MURDER
in the second degree. The charge was
strong for the State. But could not well
have been otherwise, The defence broke
down at the last moment. On the con-
clusion of the charge .he jury retired.
The prisoner conversed with her son
nearly the whole time it was out, and
showed little concern, Much sooner than
was expected the door of the jury room
was opened, but it was only the foreman
asking for copy of the statutes. ssr
1t was Fifty minutes after the jury had
retired that it reappeared. In moment
all was still, and the prisoner arose and
stood before the twelve men who held her
fate in their hands.
Gentlemen of the jury, have you
agreed upon verdict %
I'VE have" replied the foreman, and
looking at the prisoner he said, "We find
the accused guilty of murder in the
second degree"
The prisoner pressed her hand to her
forhead and sat down, her son at her side.
She was calm again in moment, and
conversed with her friends as though
nothing unusual had happened. She was
led out by Jailor Webster, followed by a
crowd that blocked the street. She step
ped into an open buggy and was drawn to
the Jail.
The, sentence probably will not be
given until the end of the term, some
days hence. 1t is Imprisonment for life.
Had Mrs. Sherman been acquitted it is
said bench warrant, which was in the
courtroom, would have taken her to
Fairfield county to answer the charge of
poisoning a former husband. On this
charge they say there is clear case
against her. .-isel
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Daring Bank Robbery and MUIR
% der I'm Kentucky. 9'4
J,oIIsyIILE. ApriI 80.

Al leea q LOUISVILLE, April 80.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Eve mounted men rode into the town of
Columbia, Adair county, KY, and having
disnounted at the Deposit Bank, two of
them, with pistols in their hands, held the
horses, while the other three, with drawn
revolvers, entered the bank. Four un-
armed gentlemen, whom one was the cash
Ter, were IN the bank. One of the in-
trudsrs denandedzfbe keys of the safe.
and another attempted TO shoot James
GarDett,s hank ernploye, but the latter
struck up the robbers weapon, although
his hand was burned by The explosion.
All the bank officers escaped from the
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A Huge Truck Farm.

Among the successful truckers in tho
vicinity aof Norfolk arc MesSrs. j. X.
Young, Jr., & Co., about one and a half
miles from tie centre of the business por-
ton of the city. These gentlemen have
now fifty acres in strawberries and seven
or eight acres in radishes. They have
also large orchard Of peach trees Seven
ty thousand quarts of strawberries were
picked last year, and they expect to pick
about 10000 quarts the present season.
We are informed that they employed be-
400 and 500 hands per day during the
busy season last year,. Last Saturday
they employed 175 hands, and 200 on
Monday. Mr. j. X. Young informs us
that be sowed $50 pound Of radish seed
this spring.-Noy'oik Journal. re Fl
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THE HrkALD AND IkIBUl
,BABY,S BIRTHDAY.
ny ALPHA.

-. not don't want to De dress'd q!
I'D rovcer nidest old clothes the best
likes n, my recon wants to play
ifdis Is my year D'r'n'"'
~ dressed to-"Baby keep clean
EeneVerl Ell not fit to be SEEM"
Or else YOU 20 he seen, what's the use of
fuss % r,ow before night I'll be in a
When you Aio" ...
muss!
oon;ngs What do I care p
,,5I GomPAmS ny reason to pull my hair.
IN Ina. .,searme! bleeves III cry
rTh.t Th, usoa soap and waters all in my eye!
. rommy? I've seen you before
To' yon and NE take roll on Lne moor
1'e e;nt . caring for dresses ana curis.
VINO i, this otherE doh i'Ao
u,,Ic the rest of the candy bleeve,
,rbsr;ve ~ had enough, Mamma, don't you
,.,hs3 ron recon makes my eyes shut so:
I,s tired recon--Sing to me low! ,a1
Sleep, baby, sleepi
The shadows gin to fall,
The stars begin TO keep
Their vigil over all.
Then sleep, baby, sleep,
The angels guarding thee
Sleep, baby, sleep!
I'll slng u lullaby!
RIVER SIDE, April 18th, 1872.
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Distance.

oh. subtitle secret of the air,
Making things that are not, fair
Beyond the things that we can reach
Aud name with names ofcluinsy speech ;
By shadow words of purple haze
The sunniest of sunny days
0utweighing in our hearts delight;
Opening the eyes of blinded sight
Holding and echo in such hold,
Bidding hope such wings unfold,
That present sounds and sights between
Can come aud 20, unheard, unseen.
OH subtitle secret OF the air,
Heaven itselfis heavenly fair
By help of thee. The saints good days
Are good because the good Lord lays
No bound of shore along the sea
Ofbeautiful Eternity.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
The Enrthsuakc in Syria and Its
sad CsaSequcnccS-Su
and ConsoIaSiSn at the
Scene Of PaulS Mis-

LONDON. April 20, 1872.
Particulars of the late earthquake in
Syria, which caused such terrible loss
of life, are now coming to hand. - - : >
1t appears that the fatalities werc not
the greatest in the city of Antioch. as the
first despatch intimated, but were heavier
in the country in the vicinity of that city.
A letter from Antioch, under date of
the 74th of April, says:-"The American
Protestant Church was severely injured,
and four of the American community
were killed. All the members of the
families of the missionaries are safe. The
number Of persons killed in the city of
Antioch is less than three hundred, but it
is known that sixteen hundred people in
the surro, o,nding towns and country, where
the shocks were as severe. if not greater
than here, were killed, and this number
may be increased The distress of the
people Twill be only temporary, as the
crop prospects are good. The supply of
provisions on hand is moderate"
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Immortality.

Alas for him who never sees
The stars shire through his cypress trees
Who, hopeless, lay his dead away;
Nor look to see the breaking day
Across the mournful marbles play
Who hath not learned in hours of faith,
The truth TO flesh aud sense unknown,
That life is ever lord of death,
And love cannot lose its own.
Whittier
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To a Kiss.

Humid seal of soft affe ctions,
Tenderest pledge of future bliss,
dearest tie of young connections,
Loves first snOwdrop--virgin kiss.
Speaking silence, dumb confession,
PASSIONS birth. and infants play,
Doye-like fOndness, chaste concession,
Glowing dawn of brighter day. -rs
SOrOwing joy. adieu's last action,
When lingering lips no more must join /;
What words can ever speak affection
So thrilling and sincere Is thine!
burns.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
Sand, Cinders and Stones We mited
fr0m Islc CratcrS-Lightnin
a.ld Thunder Accompany
ing the HntrH- M ontanc
CAnVasfSi0n.
CONFUSION.
NAPLES. April 29-2 p.

MALES. April 29-2 p. NJ.
Showers of sand have succeeded the rain
of ashes which was falling this morning.
The eruption is now accompanied by
fearful electric phenomena. Lightning
carts incessantly from the summit of the
volcano, and the quakings of the noun
tain are more violent and frequent.
The thunder is continuous. .-.5
Burning cinders, stones and scorie are
falling fast and thick in the town of Massa
di Somma, which is entirely deserted.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09

GARpENINe FOR LADfEs.-Make your
BEDS early in the morning instead Of lying
thereon SEW buttons on your husbands
shirts do not RAKE UP any grievances;
protect the young and tender BRANCHES
of your family; PLANT smile OF good
temper in your face. and carfully nooT
OUT all angry feelings; CULTIVATE all
wonianly gfaces,s and except good CROP
of kapTrcss. Oad5 :" -V-ls'
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THE LEADER OF THE O oANa

was recognized as citizen Of Harrison
vile. About twenty others were recog-
nized. and will doubtless be brought to
justice and punished for this. the blacklist
andA foulest massacre of the ages The
county Of Cass is now in a state of open
revolt and anarchy. 2 The ruffianism of
these lawless men. now infanaed and Incl
ted by the. iniamatory teachings of the
B,.t1etin of this citys which has circulated
gratuiteusly hundreds of copies flled
with the seditious articles among them,
is now merely whetted for more blood.
The streng garnro of the State authority will
no doubt be invoked and this terrible dis.
grace wiped from the fair fame of Wcs-
tern Missouri,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
Opening Of n Fearful Morning
and Advance Of a Dny Of
AIarm.
NAPLES, April 29-Morr

NAPLES, April 29-Morning
A sound as of Thunder accompanies
the discharges from Mount Fcsuvius
The wind is blowing in this direction
to-day, carrying dense clouds of smoke
and ashes over the city. The ashes are
falling in the streets like snow, and have
already reached depth of two or three
inches.
The rumbling inside the volcano con-
tinues, but no fresh orators have opened,
and the lava has ceased flowing. ..os
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
swEan THE TRAIN MEN

swEsn THE rRAIN zMEN
to secrecy. threatening them that if they
dIyulged the name of any man they might
have recognized they would be shot-frem
the train as they passed thr5ngh.the 60 anty.
The obstructions were taken from the
track and the train allowed to proceed on
Its way ea.t. The gang notified the peo-
pie upon the train
That THEY HAD But JUST COMMENCED
their work of blood and violence that
they would XIII every man connected with
or sympathizing with late fraudulent issue
of bonds. The train then glided away
from the scene of the tragedy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09

A seedy and unhappy-lookipg man en-
tering revival meeting in Mississippi.
took seat near The pulpit. The clergy
man, noticing his .forlorn appearance. step
ped up to him and asked if he was a
Christian. No. said he. 81 am the
editor Of the village paper"
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T.. w. KEEN,
PHOTOGRAPHER,

JONESBORO, TENNESSEE.
"Of ihoselfor whom yon fond emotions cheris1-
Secure the shadow, ere the substances perish"
GALLS special attention tothe CAMEO
" MEDALLION VIGNETTE PHOTO
GRAPH. The newest and most popular
picture ont, giving greater reiiet and
moro life-life appearance than any other
picture save the, Stcrcograph. Is novel
can be made from any negative I may
have ouhantis. j. n great improvements
on former prints made from same mega
fives; but new negatives would be prefer
able. Samples will lie sent to any adj
dre1s on receipt ef IS cents. Cali and
SEQ them. lapl.4tf.
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-nLE1qNESBOROUGH. TENNESSEE THURSDAY NAY 9

dsred men. Finding. no one. &C ; generous. zen
enough to give them excuse for Shedding
more bleod, they proceeded. to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-14

Well, for clean, cool, out and.out
cheek, if this don't beat anything
that ever | saw, I'm an lngun," whis
pered Col. Jack.
A Chinaman crowded his way in,
II weaken" said Colonel Jack.
"" Hold on, driver! Keep your seats,
ladies and gents. Just make your
selves free-eyerythin's paid for,
Driver, rustic these folks around AS
long As they're mind 10 go friends
of ours, you know. Take them every.
where, and if YOU want money come
to the St Nicholas and well make
It all right. Pleasant journey to YOU
ladies and gents; 20 ii just as long as
yon pIeasc--it shan't cost you cent y
The two comrades got out, and
Colonel Jack said
Jimmy, it's the sociablcst place |
ever saw. The Chinaman wal,Hed in
as comfortable as anybody. If we'd
stayed awhile ! reckon we'd had
some niggers. by George, we'll
have to barrieadc our door tonight,
or some Of these ducks will be trying
to sleep with u.s."
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Typographical Errors.

An exchange tells how in "making
mp" It's forms some years ago, two
articles got mixed. One was about
A cane presentation TO certain Rev.
DIR. Nudge, and the other described a
patent hog killing and sansaGe ma
chine. The writer says the Doctor
got mad abo,, the "noticc," which
isn't to be wondered at, when we
learned that the two pieces got jan
gled up so that they read as follows ::
Several of the Rev, DR., Mudge's
friends called on him yesterday, and
after a brief conversation the unsus.
pccting hog was siczcd 10y the hind
legs and slid along a beam, until he
reached the hot water tank. His
friends explained the object Of their
visit, and presented him with very
handsome gold.headed butcher, who
grabbed him by the tail, swung him
round, cut his throat from ear to ear,
and in lcss than minute the carcass
was in the water. Thcrcupou he
came forward aud said there were
times when the feelings oyer,powcr-
ed one, and for that reason he would
not attempt to do more than thank
those around him for the manner in
which so huge an animal was cut in
so many fragments was simply aston
ishing. The Doctor concluded his
remarks, when the machine siczed
him, and in less time than it takes
to write il, the hog was cnt up into
fragments aud worked up irto deli.
clous sausage The occasion will
long be remembered by the Doctors
friends MS one Of the most delightful
of their lives. The best pieces can
be obtained for fifteen a pound, and
we are sure that those who have sat
80 long nnder his ministry, will re
ioicc that he has been 50 handsomely
The Doctor, il is recorded, stopped
his paper, and We don't blame him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-14

The room was n pleasant one, al
the top Of the house, overlooking the
sca, on which the moon was shining
brilliantly After bad said my pray.
crs aud the candle had burned ou,,
remember how | still sat looking nj
the moonlight on the water, as it !
could hope TO read my fortune in it as
in a bright book or TO see my mother
with her child coming from Heaven,
along tho shining path, to look npon
me as she had looked upon mo wncn !!
last saw her sweet face. | remember
how the solemn feeling with which at
length turned my eyes away, yielded
10 the sensation Of gratitude and rest
which the sight Of the whiiefurtaiued
bed. and how much more the lying
softly down upon it, nesting in the
snow. white sheets, inspired. re.
member how | though, Of all the soil.
tary places under the night sky where
/ bad slept, and how | prayed that ]
never might be houseless any more
and never might forget the houseless.
| remember how ! seemed to float,
then, down the melancholy glory Of
that track upon the sea, away into the
world Of dreau4.-DacM CoPperfeld
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OUR FREE LTN(H


! eon y hnb,e fame.
But, with sudden frown,
The people suatchcd my crown,
And in she mirs troj down,
My lony name,
| bore bounteous purse,
And bcggars by the way.
Then blessed me day 10y day,
Dut |, grown poor as they,
Have now their cutse
Gained what MEN call friends,
Bnl now their love Is hate,
Aud ! have learned too lato
How mated minds inmate
Aud fricnpship ends
claspel . womanNs breast,
As IL her heart, | knew
q, fancied, would be true
Wac proved alas, too late -
false like the rest
now am all hcrcit--
A. when some tower doth fall
Wita batllemcrt, and wall,
And gate, aud bridge, add all
And nothing left.
But account it voEth
All pangs of fair hopes crossed
All loves and houora lost
To gain the heavens NJ cost
OF lSsiur earth.
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origin Of q Saying.

a correspondent writes; 81 have
vaiuly cnjeayored to ascertain the
origin Of the saying 'lf the mountain
will not come to Mahopet, Mahome,
must 90 to the mountain Can you
cnligh,cn my ignorance" 1t is sad
that when Mahomet first declared bis
system Of religion to the Arabs, the
demanded poois Of bis miraculous
power, such as Christians claimed for
Jesus and Moses. Mahomct replied
that it would be tempting God, and
provoking His wrath, to grant their
demand. Nevertheless, he command
dcd Mount Sofa to come To him. CT
course il didn't. Whcreupon he ex
claimed "God is mnciful Had il
obeyed my words, !. would have
fallen on us TO our destruction.
win, therefore, 80 10 the mountain
and thank God that nc has had mer
cy on s,iff.nccsed generation. va
Literary World
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-14

-" The bes, exercises Of the sonl
are to be had in company with the
open day. Pensivo evening invites
the shades Of penitential sorrow to
gather around rs. But the breezy
call Of Incense breathing morn sum.
mons to prayer rs preparation TO
battle, and they who viii fight well
must be sure to put on the whole ar
monr OF God, by the light Of the NOR.
ming star
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-14

Tho more mau denies himself
the more he shall obtain from God. --
Horace.
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boswell once asked johnson II
there were no possible circumstances
under which suicide would be justif.
able. "No,' was the reply. "Well," "
said Boswell, suppose a man had
been guilty Of fraud, that he was GER.
tain would be found out ?" " Why,
then" said johnson, in that case
let him 60 to come country where he
is not known, and not to the devil
where he is known"
An old Scotch lady was told that
her minister used notes. She disbe-
lievcd it. Said ore " Go into the
gallery and see." She did so and
saw the written sermon. After the
luckIess preacher had concIucd his
reading on the last page, be said I
" But | will not enlarge" The old
lady cried out from her lofty position.
8" Ye Gamma, We Gamma, for your pa
per's give oo,."
"A lisping mother, who had pres
ented her infant at the baptismal font
for christening, on being asked by the
clergyman, What name z" respond.
ed N a whisper. " Luthy, thir," when
To the horror Of the congregation and
the CONSERVATION Of the mother, he
christened the baby--Lucifer.
A Kansas paper inforrns the pub
lie that . Mr.. ----------, Of Missouri, got
to owning horses that belong to1Jlim
and the next thing he knew he
conldn't get his feet down 10 the
ground.
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THE .lifo Of the Christian il the
gauge by which to dctcrmin' bow much
prayer he caries--how he does his
duties aud bears trials, opposition and
persecution. BE assured that the
one who bears patiently in the Spirit
Of the Master all things wi,hou, mur
muring carries in his daily life a good
force Of prayer. Watch the indlca-
tor on the boiler Of steam engine /,
as the fire grows hotter il tells that
the power !. Increasing there may
be that opposition to overcome as viii
hinder its making single revolution
but as long as the fire is kept mp the
power is still there. JUS, 40 in the
life Of 4 Christian, opposition may in
a great9neasure hinder the usefulness
of one that has great desire to work
for the Master, but as long as this in.
tcrnal force is kept up by a constant
supply Of heavenly heat al the powers
OF the world cannot hinder the lndi-
cation Of the growing power of truth
in the Soul of the believer in Christ
anon.
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NJ IS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no LAC SuLpHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAp-No LITHARGE--No NITRATE
or SILVER. and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
In other Hair rreparations,
Transparent and clear as crystal, 1t WI
not soil the finest fabiic--perfectly FREE,
CLEAN and EFFIClENT--desideratuns
LONG SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND Al
LAST.
II restores and prevents the Hair from be
coming Gray, hnparts soft, glossy appear
ance, removes Dandruff, is cool and refresh
ing to the head. checks the lIuif from falling
off, and restores it TO great extent where
prematurely lost, prevents Headache, cures
all Humors, cuteneous cruptions, and unnat
ursl Heat As Dressing for the Hair 1t Is
the Best Article In the Market.
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junction
Mass. Prepared only BY PROCTOR BRos.,
Gloucester Mass The Genuine is put up IN
panel bottle, made expressly for it, with
the name Of the article blown in the glass
Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair Restor.
live, and take no other.
VAN sCHAACK, STEVENSON 4 REID
{ Wholesale Agents, 81 Lake St, Chicago, III
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God ia continually giving, lie
will not withhold from you or mc. |
hold up my little cup. lie fills it lul,
Il yours is greater, rejoice in that, and
bring it faithfully to the same urn.
He who fills the violet with beauty
and the sun with light, will not fail to
inspire you and me, Were your lit.
tie cup to become as large as the Pa.
citic Sea, Ike would fill it, Theodore
Parker.
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T r. POWERS,
LAW, LAND,
AND
TAX.PAY!NG A G. II " II,

Having been engaged in the Land Agency
bn"incss a Eunrber Of wears before Wood
eoun'N vas fo,m"d, and possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespassers on land-
owned by non-residents, feel assured
giving perfect satisfaction to all who may
see nj 10 employ me a. agent to attend ~
the prompt p"rment Of Taxes, to the inves-
t'satlon OF Titles, to recording Deeds, to pro.
curing Patents OF Lands, to protection OF
lands from trespassers in this and adjacent
Counties, and such other business as may
be called upon TO perform,
have constantly on hand good Farmin g
Lands and Village Lots, to sell In quantities
and on terms TO suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold
Particular attention given 10 entering
Government and State Lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-14
J . LABRECHE. f. T. BoDETTE
LaBRECHE & BODETT.
Dealers in
Boots Shoes, &c., &c.

We have constantly on hand full line Of
Boots, shoes, Caters, Slippers, ke., both
Of our o~n make and sale work which We
are selling at prices that defy competition.
We intend 70 keep none hut the best stock,
employ skillfpl workmeu, and sell a. snail
frctt Repsirip. nes,l- done