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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
Assignes's Notice.

CHARLES NJ. DAILY. assignee of samuel F.
~ Cowan, cx parte. he il rpInemberei that
Charles NJ. Daily, assignee of Samuel +. Cowan,
on the 18th day of June, ls72, and during the ses-
sion of the Circuit Court within and for Andrew
county, state of Missouri, being the April ad-
journed term Of said Courf, by leave and under
the orders of said Court, filed in Court an exhibit
OH oath u statement of the accounts OF the said
trust, together with his claims and vouchers, to-
gether with II prayer tosaid Court to make IN
order OF distribution of certain lots and real es-
tate in the city of IT. Joseph, in Buchanan
county, Missouri, said lots AMI real estate hav-
ing been redeemed by said assignee from mort
gage and judgment Hens for the benefit Of said
estate with the individual means Of said assignee;
therefore, from the premises siOreSaid, 1t il or
dered by the Court that the Clerk of this Court
give public notice of the exhibition and filing of
such accounts by said assignee, by publication
Cor four weeks in the Andrew County, Republic
can, u newspaper pul,lished in savannah, An
drew county, state Of Missouri, and that such
accounts aHSi PRAYER of said assignee will be al
lowed by tir Cour; Mt thr August term, aud on
tle sixth day of snid term of said Andrew
County Circuit Court, to be begun and held or
the iiilh diy of August, Nd. IS72, unless good
cause to the contrary be shown.
state Of Missouri, county Of Andrew, IS:
l, Phineas Edwards, Clerk of The Circuit Court
within and for the county ~ Andrew i'm thu. State
of Missouri, hereby certify the above and fore
going To be u true and correct copy of an cutry
made in said Court in the matter of Charles NJ.
Daily, assignee of Samuel +. tawan, on tn 18th
day of June, 1872, as the same appears of record
In. my oniee.
In witness whereof I have hereto
srN lset my hand and affixed my official
~ seal nj my office in Savannah, this 18th
day of July, lS72.
PnINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
BY W. W. CALDWELL, Deputy Clerk. @s
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a Moneyed Institution in Sayan-
Eah. Mo.

Many Of our prominent and leading
citizens have connected themselves
with the Missouri Valley Life lnsur-
ancc Company by becoming Trustees
10 represent Il home organization of
Il AT COMPANY, 10 be located III Savan-
nah, Missouri, while others are cx-
pecting 10 do so.
This Company when organized will
be. cmphatically, Hume Company.
where its business will he transacted,
and lis money loaned. and kept loaned
in our midst and handled and rclian-
died by Il mechanics. merchants.
manufacturers or miners, to the build
ing up of our own institutions. IN
stead Of being sent abroad TO be used
at a less profitable rate of interest, for
the buildin" up OF institutions abroad.
Why send your money east ami loan
it at six per cent, when YOU have de-
mand for il at home at ten and twelve
per cent? The Company is to COM
plctc is organization here on the 18th
inst.
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County Congressional Convention.

County congressional Convention
Pursuant to notice, a convention to
select fifteen delegates to represent
Andrew County in the Congressional
Convention at st. Joseph to nominate
a candidate for Congress for this 1.-THE
Ninth) Congressional District, assem-.
bled at Savannah on Monday, August
5, 1872.
AS member of the Congressional
Committee for Andrew County, w.
w. Caldwell called the meeting TO or.
der, and the convention was organi.
zed by the election of d avid Bonham
jr., of Platte Township, as Chairman,
and Charles McGonagle, of Lincoln
Township, as Secretary.
On motion, q committee of five was
appointed to select fifteen delegates to
represent the county in the District
Convention, consisting of w. w
Caldwell, Jonathan Snowden. f. NJ.
Barnett, Benz. Case, and w. b. Allen.
MI. VS.. Greenlee presented the
following resolution, which, on mo-
ton, was unanimously and heartily
adopted:
Resolved, That the Republicans of
Andrew County, in convention as
sembled, recognize the efficient and
statcsmanli%c services of Hon. L. c..
Parker, during his past Congressional
incumbency, by which he has proven
himself an honest man. a sound Re-
publican. an able and discreet legis-
lator, and a faithful representative of
his constituents, and having full con
hdencc in him in the future. hereby
instruct their delegation i'll the Re-
publican Congressional Convention,
to be held at st. Joseph, Missouri,
August 9TH, 1872. to cast the entire
vote of the county for him, and
20 use all honorable means to secure
his denomination"
During the absence of the Commit
tee. a call was made on Colonel n. Il.
Giddings for a speech, who responded
with a short and concise address, in
which he showed conclusivclv that the
Republicans, by effort and energy, a
carry Missouri by Il handsome major
ity at the election in November. By
request, Mr.. John Crisman, of Ro-
sendaIe. then made a few pertinent
remarks, in which he happily present
ed the awkward position in which
the Democracy of the country were
placed.
The names following were then re-
ported by the committee. as delegates
TO the Congressional Convention.
William Parker, julius Sc~linitzius,
ID. Bonham. Jr.. &. W. Neasr, o. +.
Paul. Morgan Hurst. Cornelius Car
ter. Jacob Baum. William Elrod, NJ.
Scudder, John Turbine. A. G. Millen.
Abram Dobbs, John Augustine and
DIR. y. Il. Brown.
On motion, the report was adopted.
On motion. the Andrew County
REPUBLICAN, and ST. Joseph Herald
were requested Ia publish the pro-
cccdingS of this convention.
Alter a CIV remarks from Mr..
August Schustcr, relative to the i'm.
peratiyc necessity of the members of
the Republican party diligently work
ing for the success of their principles.
the Convention. on motion. adjourned.
ID. BONilAM. jr., Prcs't.
{. Mct.DN tGrE- Ser-y.
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Personal.

This week we announce Jonathan
Snowden, of Monroe Township, as a
candidate for Sheriff. MIR. Snowden
is an old resident of Andrew county.
and is too well and favorably Known
to require any commentator from us.
Mr.. Hanson Ward, of Platte Town
ship, who is announced as a candidate
for School Superintendent, is a Young
man of much ability, who has great
experience with schools, and would
thoroughly understand and fulfill the
duties Of his office.
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Horace Greeley's Bargain and Sale.

horace Greeley Bargain n sale.
From the Bingham.on Republican,
Our charges of collision of Horace
Greeley with the Democrats, and of
Waldo lIutchins, his friend. with
lIOratIo Seymour, have been so long
before the public. in the columns of
the journals. great aud smail-be9in-
ming with the New York Times of
Monday. which very prominently
printed them !; and also the Albany,
Utica, Syracuse. Rochester and Buifa-
10 papers, with others. almost cvery-
where. and we hear in other States.
wholly outside the range of our circu-
lation, that. in the absence of contra
diction or denial OF any kind. We are
To regard the judgment as confessed.
The Tribune has hitherto been very
fast TO deny or explain what did not
suit it, appearing in this and other
| papers: but il is silen; as the grave
now. In order that we may relieve
it and the Democrats of any d~clicacy
IN answering the details we have Civ
eli, with dates, &c. we put
charges in form so brief. direct and
positive that they canGcithcr mistake
nor evade them.
We charge:
l.. That Horace Greeley agreed with,
Il Democrat in October last to be u
candidate against the Republicans for
President if the nomination were ten
dercd him. .
=. That he kept this agreement a
secret, while he changed The tone of
his paper. so that from Il supporter of
the Republican organization. Repub-
lican administration and itepub!i-
can principles, it abandoned its party,
became an enemy to the auministra-
ton, Iepudiated Republican princi-
pies, and substantially joined the
Democrats. This was while Mr..
Greeley held a proposition To be their
Nominee for President, which lie has
accepted.
5. That IIoratio Seymour. repre-
senting tho leading Democrats of the
State, wrote TO Waldo lIutehinS, one
of Greeley's .'right-hand' supporters
and advisers in New York, on the
question Of making Greeley President
with Democratic support :; and that
Waldo Hutchins replied to that letter
on or before May /. just before the
meeting ofthe Cincinnati Convention.
4. That the understanding arrived
at between Seymour for the Demo-
Gratis and Ilutchins for Greeley-with
other direct Observation-Disclosures com-
municated to- New York and other
delegates to Cincinnati, and was the
principle cause of the nomination of
Greeley, who had at first little more
than 0ne-tifth'the strength Of the con
vention, and who, for II reason the
country has eve comprehcnded till
now, received finally the majority of
the votes, against the sense of ali. or
nearly all, the original for the
convention.
Ii there is any answer to these char
gcs, or to any of them, We again in
vite the persons concerned, or any,
body by their authority, to come for
ward. There is much more to be
said on u side; aud we may add
that the facts point very Significantly
toward other Qate) Republican COM
pany than that of llutchins, as ASSOC
citation of Greeley and Seymour in the
plot. The name Of q man who has
occupied n very prominent place in
Republican politics in this State is
given to us as involved in IL.
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DresSmaIking!

HAVING opened i GresSInakiug shop one door
III east of US. tOIFch's. south of the Public
10 the certificate below. Ms =. ~. GIBSON.
This il 10 certify that Miss Saliir Gibson has
been IN my EN- 10y for three years, and irr the
last iva year. HIS been III business for herself.
] can rrc1Innl md her as a n-at and tasteful SEW
er, and oae iasi hs- given entire satisfaction in
hrr cutting sul i.iIsg. would a,l, i-- all ,ho>+.
wishing garments cuf and maxi Ia ;,iS+ her Il
rill You will lind her kind. ra:irni and lady
Mrs. :. Vi. >TiII., fashionable drcs>inIk.r,
- Jack -onyillr, III.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
IN %istration upon the estate of George j. Reed,
deceased, Were granted to the undersigned ON
the 9th day of February, lS12, by the Probate
Court of Andrew county, Missouri. ALI persons
having claims against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance within one year AFTER
the date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of said letters, they will be forever
barred. Mrs. II. ID. REED,
1- Administrative.
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Rally in Empire Township.

The Republicans of Empire and ad-
jacent townships will have a meeting
at Flag Springs, on Thursday after
noon, the 18th of August, at one
o'clock. General William Wilkinson,
of Savannah, and John Crisman, of
R%osendale. together with other good
speakers, are expected to he present.
n good turnout should be had in this
new township. Let our friends over
there see to it that Empire is placed
right on the record at its first election.
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Grant and Wilson Club at Noda-
Way SohoOl-HOuse.

On Saturday Of next week august
ICY q Grant and Wilson Club will be
organized at Nodaway School-house,
LINCOLN Township. There + enough
Republicans in the vicinity to make a
Aourishing club; and that it viii be
instrumental in advancing the cause
Republican principles in their vi
siniyy. VIC Rave- no. doubt
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Hon. |. c. Parker for Congress.
Unanimously Nominated by q Fail
Delegation.

We can only give a summary Of the
proceedings of the Congressional Conven.
ton at St. Joseph on "Wednesday, which
unanimously renominated |. C. Parker
for Congress from this district.
At II o'clock the convention met al
the Academy Of Music. Senator Ran.
som was chosen temporary chairman and
Mayor Severance secretary.
The committee on credentials was then
chosen, as follows: j. G. Embrey, of Blu
chanan; DIR. N. B. Brown, of Andrew;
S. p. Jewell, of Holt; Ira Brown, of De-
Kalb; a. 4. Wyatt. Of Atchison; Mar
tin Hickman. of WORTH f. j. Smith, Of
Clinton; G. E. Patton, of Gentry, a nd
j. V. McMii.en, Of NOdaway.
Adjourned for dinner.
On Resembling at 2 o'clock, Rev. j.
c. Embrey wa called out and made a
very forcible and patriotic speech.
The report of the committee on Gre
dentials (no contestants) was then unan-
imously adopted, a full delegation being
present from each county.
Colonel p. A. Thompson, of Atchison.
then took the chair as permanent chair
man, c. B. Wilkinson being chosen
secretary and l. V. Mcmillan assistant.
A committee on resolutions was then
appointed, as follows: q. 4. Paul, OF
Andrew; A. f. Tiffany. Of Atchison;
j. s. Stevens, of DeKaib; r. NJ. Ira
vor, of Gentry; j. X. Stoddard, OF
Holt; Gov. George Smith, of Clinton;
j. w. Morgan, of Nodaway; w. r.
Pennick, of Buchanan, and +. T. Hol-
den, Of Worth.
Upon the retirement of the commit
tee, the Chairman stated that the NOM
nation sof a candidate for Congress
would BE- next in order. :
John III. Davis, of Nodaway, nomi-
mated Hon. L. c. Parker.
A. Klppel, of Holt County, second
ed the nomination, and moved that it
be made Nnanimous.
A vote was taken by reclamation,
and JNaee Parker declared the unani-
nous S[bsce of the convention.
Judge Parker was escorted to the
platform and introduced by the Chair
man as zone who has made for us Il most
honest aud faithful Representative dur
ing the past two years, and who will
honor himself and the district by repre-
s%enting us in the National Cong ress for
another term"
Mr.. Parker was received with the
greatest applause, the delegates standing
up and waving their hats with continued
cheers.
The remarks of Judge Parker, to-
cetber with the resolutions adopted by
the convention, &C., will appear in full
next week.
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Rally at Rosendale.

To morrow Saturday evening, the
Republicans of Washington and Ben
ton Townships will assemble Mt Ro-
sendale to hear the issues of the day,
and take such action with regard to
prosecuting the campaign as shall be
agreed upon. General Wilkinson and
Others have consented to be present
and wifi make addresses. Let there
be a good turnout.
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Grant and Wilson Club at Anna

n Grant and Wilson Club will be
organized in Lincoln Township to-
morrow Saturday evening. Our
friends in Lincoln make up in a~ctivi-
ity and energy what they lack in num-
Der, though the latter is fast improv-
ing. The club to be organized to-
morrow night promises to be not so
few in numbers as might be supposed.
Success TO it.
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Final Settlement.

MOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
IN curator Of the estate of the heirs OF James
Dunlap, deceased, has fled IN the Probate Court
Of Andrew County II just and true exhibit OF his
accounts with said heirs, rs required by law, and
rsat ut the next term of said Court. 10 BE held at
savannah, in said county OF Andrew, xnd State
of Missouri, Oh Monday, tine 18TH day of Septem-
her, ls7s, he will ask leave to nnike final settle,
naent rs such curator, and will ut the same time
tender his resignation.
kARNES LAUGHLN,
liz Curator ofestate Of Jas. Dunlap, dec.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of admin
IN i~strItion, with the will annexed, upon the
estate of George HulmIn, deceased, were grant
eel to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of
andrew County, Missouri, on the 18th day Of
July, AID. 1872. Therefore,, all persons having
claims against said estate are required 10 exhibit
the date of said letters, or they may be precluded
from MY benefit Of said estate; and il such
claims be not exhibited within two years they
shall be forever barred.
JOHN E. HURST,
Administrator with the will annexed.
July -, IS12. 40.
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E'str0y Notice.

OTATE Of Missouri, county of Andrew: David
- Piiman and James Lawhon, appraisers up
pointed and sworn by J. II. Gillispie, Justice of
the Peace, to appraise IN estray horse taken mp by
Lemuel Daniels, of Lincoln Township, on the
10th day of April, 1872, do certify that we have
viewed said estray and find 1t to be n milk-and-
cider colOre,l horse, seven years old, fifteen hands
high; no other marks pcrcefvable we do APP
praise said horse to be worth eighty five dollars;
This 18th day of April, ls12. -
DAVID PITTMAN,
JAMES LAWHORN.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this 18th
day of April, 1872. i3 j. II. GILLESPIE, J.P.
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AS Indians paper says: You.
hea. terrible reports about Greeley
ism in various places, but go upon
the ground and it is like milk sick
ness-just over in the next county.
Il all vanishcs Us YOU proceed"
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of William e.
Brown, deceased, will make final settlement in
said estate, ut the next term of the Probate Court
Of ANDREW County, Missouri. 10 he begun and
held at the Probate Office in said county, on the
18th day nj September, 1877. Given under my
hand this LIST day Of August, 1872.
- CHARLOTTE BROWN,
81 Admin of estate OF W. L. Brown.
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Clifton House!
Under Nen ManagemcR t

Under Nen Man cnt.
TniE undersigned having become proprietor
i al the above hpiri, would respectfully an
n,tipce 10 III. travelling public that he intends
:u~rirnce n. q landlord warrants the belief that
the holse will meet every want sought for in u
arSt risss establishment. Commercial men will
lind herr 4 No. ] sample r1pm 20 display sam
lirr. Special inducrm mt 10 regular boarrlcr-.
Uataibuse> leave for and arrive from every train
passing The city. Give u i rritl.
EE j.. NJ. CuLLERS.
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Grant and Wilson Club.

The Nodaway Township Grant aud Wilson
,,nS meets EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at
nv hsll iu Waterman's Building, northwest of
~ SQUARE, savannah, Missouri. All those OPP
ling Grreleyism in any of Its forms are cor
5,;siiy and earnestly requested to participate in
an meetings. L. N WEBSTER, Pres't.
n q. PAIL, Scc'y.
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$4,000.

Wanted for sale, a good prairie
farm, Of about one hundred and six
ty acres. Price not to- exceed $1,000
cash.. VIM. CHALLACOMBIc
Real Estate. A2eHs-
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Sherif's Sale.

MICHAEL MILLER VS.. EdmopdL Long. Fieri
Nl facias on transcript from justices docket.
By virtue OF an execution TO me directed and is
sued from the Office u the Clerk OF the circuit
Court for andrew county, In the State of Mis-
souri,, and dated the second day Of May, 1879. on
. Manuscript of Judgment rendered on the s0th
gay Of December, ls7i, by Henry Blouni, n JUS
lice Of the Peace for said county, In n caus.
wherein Michael Miller is plaintiff and Edmond
Long defendant, for forty -eight dollars and forty
e<ais, with interest and costs Of suit, I shall, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of August,
~, between the hours Of nine () O'Clock A NJ.
nc I'VE 60 O'Clock r NJ. OF saiddny, and during
Ie session OF the Circuit Court for said county Of
~Sndrew, at the south door of the Courthouse in
NJ city Of savannah, in said county and State,
s.gose 10 sale at public auction and cutlery, for
,essaIn hand, all tine right. title and interest of
) sa,o defendant, Of, in and to the following
t~~seripen renl. estate, to-wit: the north half OF
~.nse VI and ak ~, and ali Of lot number
n. y ", In block number thirty-thrce (33) IN
III ~ q s~svannsi,, Andrew county, Missouri,
~ y me property ofsaid defendant, Edmond
49, 70 satisfy the Aforesaid execution snd
~ KDBERT COyOvER,
"s Sheriff Andrew county, Missouri.
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Land for Sale.

NORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
safe. situated in this county, a quarter of a
mile from BolckOw, 20 acres IN timber, and bal
ance prairie; terms liberal For further ~rartic-
ulars call on John Anderson at Bolckow, or the
undersigned at Savannah. Thfs land is In u very
line and rapidly growing neighborhood.
30 q. ii, DAVENPORT.
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Report of secretary as follows


The amounts paid by The savannah congrega-
fion, the Fountainbleau congregation AMI the
MsryviHe congregation, were paid for regular
preaching. Bro. Tate made ma arrangement with
Them to preach for them regularly for u while and
they agreed TO pay him more than they otherwise
would have done, so that they thereby contribute
the oyerplus to the Missionary work; this Is due
them and the other congregations which have con-
tributcd for this cause.
Nv motion. the thanks of the convention Were
presented 10 the Brethren OF savannah, for their
Inequalities. Also to the brethren Of other
churches for their presence and counsel. Ad-
iourueS, +. SNYDER, Prcs't.
7 X SurFF. Sec'y.
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HARDWARE &c.

NoLBURN, JOY 4 CO., dealers in hardware,
u stoves and tinwarc, north side of the square,
savannah, No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
short notice. -
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announcements.
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

We are authorized to announce Hanson Ward,
Of Platte Township, as a candidate for County
School superintendent, subject to the decision OF
~ Republican Convention.
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Send for descriptive circulars and terms
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO creditors, and all
IN others concerned in the estate of John Mes
sick, deceased, that the Undersigned intends to
snake final settlement OF said estate ut the next
term of the Probate Court of Andrew County,
Missouri, TO be- held at Savannah, on the l6ih day
of September, 1872. WM. MESSICK,
Administrator OF the estate of John Messick, dec.
July ., lS72. 4O1
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o TREASURER.

81 lincoln Township, as q candidate for County
S,rasurer, subject to the decision of the Repub-
lean County Convention.
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s.rHE MOCND CIrYn

Is THE school Of the west, q live institutions,
thorough, practical, and ahordiEz advantages
superior TO any other. Over two thousand asu-
dents have entered within the last few Year,
from Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, lows, Hli.'
nois. kente1ky, Texas, Colorado, and othes
States tributary TO the trsde Of Vt. Louis.
For circulars and other information, xddress'
- THOs. 4. RICEfPrest.
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Freight, going north, passes Savannah at : 4
~. and going south At 8 30 r. NJ
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EOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce Jonathan Snow
An of Monroe Township, as q candidate for
SheIid of Andrew County, subject TO the deci-
ION of the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce Captain Penn
,rnke Mercer, of Platte Township, as Il candi-
Arr for sheriff OF Andrew County, subject TO
he decision of the County Republican Conven-
..o