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ILLINOIS.

Damage 10 Crops by Recent Rains
SPRINGFIELD, LII, JUL S.-To-day is
the first for q week or more that 1t has not
rsiuel in this section Of the State. Yester-
day, AID for several days previous, it rain5d
il torrents in Sou bern a2d Central Him
ois. The country IS almost deluged wit b
water. Great damage has been done wheat,
oats and nay, which, n the Southern part
Of tie State, had JUST been harvested and
still in the fed, whila in Central Illinois
harvesting had just begun. Grain in South
ern Illinois is re ported sprouting, and the
centre blown down, 50 that much will be
lost, as it will be impossible 10 har7est it.
Although The streams are much svOllen, no
injuries to proper = are reported. 10 DAY
the weather is clear, cool aud delightful.
Corn no, much injured by the rain.
& Pennsylvania Company Checked,
judge Upton, OF The Mclean county
DID Circuit Court, issued q temporary in
iuuc' ion to- sy 10 restrain leSsing the Gil
nan, Clinton and Springfield X. r. to a
PENNSYLVANIA Gonna y. The directors
leased The read for $50 years, the l'ennsyl-
yauia Company squeezing % pay principal
ard interest Of certain Cebss, which, as the
bill chargeg, were fraudulent. The bill also
charges LARGE frauds IN The CONSTRUCTION OF
- railroad, by which q Pennsylvania cor
p9ration, l,,nnwD rs Nor an lmproyem ut
Company, secured enormous profits at the
expense Of the stockholders, and pays Tor
the appointment Of g receiver.
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THE TURF.
Monmouth. Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., July 8.-Jef
ferson Davis was a conspicuous person a.
the races to-day. The first race, hopeful
stakes, five hundred dollars added to
sweepstakes, $50 each fer two year olds,
the second to receive 500 and third $50,
half mile, there were twenty-four entries;
eleven started, Theodore, Beatrice, Per-
simmon, Erastus, Corning, Visegath, Re-
gardless, Coffee's b. f. Aaron, Pennins ton,
Morris Black colt Vandalite, ard Petty.
Won by Beatrice in 80 seconds, Regardless,
second.
Second race was for purse of ninehun-
dred dollars, all ages, 81 so to first, 500 to
second, $50 to third hOr Sc; two mile heats.
There were four entries. LIST and ID heats
won by Katy Peace in 3:44 and 3:45, Stock
wood second in both heats. The Sd
race was for the Monmouth cup, value 81 800
added to sweepstakes $500 each, second to
receive $500 and Sd $3.50 out of stake p
miles; five horses started, viz: Presknass,
Business, Survivor, Wanderer and Hub
bard. The race was won by Wanderer in
4:344, PIeakness End, Hubbard Sd. Before
starting pools sold as follows: Wanderer
$1,000, Preskness $1,000, Hubbard $3.50,
Survivor $500, Business $50.
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FOREIGN.
Items from Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, July l, via HAVANA,
July 5.-The revolution in Yucatan is ex-
tending and the country has been declared
in state of siege. Elections for members
of the Mexican Congress will be held on
the 10Th inst. Ind icatiOns are that a ma
jority of the next Congress will be compos-
ed Of members opposed to the Adminislrs-
ton. No excitement was created over the
raid Col. Mckenzie made into Mexico after
Kickapoo Indians. The Mexican press are
urging the Government to confer rights Of
citizenship upon foreigners without COM
palling them to renounce their nationality.
The telegraph line between Minatlilen and
Vera Cruz has been completed. The Indians
in chihuahua are on the war path and have
killed several citizens.
President of Lhe Swiss Confederation
BERNE, July S.-The Federal Assembly
have elected Herr Zeigler, Of Zulich, Presi
dent.
tratiOn as a Means of Settling DIFF.
ferences.
LONDON, June SIN the House of Com
mons this evening, Henry Richard, member
tor Northern Tydyil, and Secretary OF the
LONDON Peace society, moved, IN the opln-
iniOn Of the House, that Her Msjesty's
Government should communicate with
foreign powers for the purpose of improv-
ing international law, and with = view OF
establishing arbitration as a permanent re-
sort for settlement of differences between
nations.
Richard, in support of his motion, stated
that he bad received large numbers of let
tiers expressing sympathy with the PROPOSE
ton.
Gladstone opposed the motion and ar
gued that it would defeat It's own object,
because continental nations held widely
different views on the subject, and asked
the gentleman to withdraw his motion.
Richard declined TO Withdraw, and the
House divided.
The vote resulted in IS yeas to 90 rays.
The Speaker gave the casting vote in favor
of the motion, which was adopted.
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IT appears ths. the farmers of Missouri
mean business. Ths executive committee
Of State Grange of tlst State held meet
ing on he 81 inst, 9nd made arrangements
with certain wholesale houses az st. Louis
TO supply farmers without the intervention
of middlemen. Midjlemsn may be an
evil, but ia. mers viii be apt to fad them a
necessary evil, and a vsSy convenient one
in many cases.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Another Wife hurdeFsd-The Fiend
Arrested.

Arrested.
New YORK, July S.-James Donnelley
has been arrested at Tar-ytoWn, on a
charge of causing the death CT his wife by
brutally beating her. Two step children
were the chief witnesses against Don
neiley.
WaIWOrth. the ParrIcide.
By direction of the Sheriff, WalWOrth
was removed from the quarters in the
Tombs heretofore occupied by him, 20 a
cell on the murderers' row. 1t il said that
when WalwoIth's friends learned Of this
action, they were very much annoyed. Yes
teFdsy deputation, including Mrs. Wal
worth, GEL. Hardin and ,Thurlow Weed,
waited on Sheriff Brennan, to ascertain If 1t
was not possible to place. Walworth 10 S me
! other cell not in the ueighbOrhoOd of con-
vic.ed felons. The Sheriff informed the
deputation that he bad only q few hours
be fore visited WalToIth, who has said to
him-I like my new cell much better than
l calcula ed. don't care to be moved from
here. The deputation also urged the
Sheriff to keep Walworth ia the tombs as
long as he could, but the Sheriff expressed
his determination TO send him to Sing Sing
tomorrow.
Mistaken IN tie Individual.
John Badenelle, while at work yesterday
in Newark, n. D., struck John GustaVusoD,
fellow laborer, with an axe, inflicting a
fatal wound. Badeuelle says God told him
to kill the devil, apd he thought GustayUson
was Satan.
a Woman the Cause.
PHILADELPHIA, July &.-Durhan VIII
son fatally shot David Brown this morning.
Both colo?ed. Wilson escaped. Jealousy
was the cause.
Didn't Fulfill His Contract.
New YORK, July S.-John G. SchUman,
432 Greenwich street, was arrested this
morning for the attempted murder Of his
wife. lie was found sitting at a table with
a revolver before him, and his wife in the
next room shot through the mouth, the
bullet lodging in her neck, 1t is believed
there was an arrangement between Schu-
man and wife that the former should shoot
the latter and then himself.
A woman Murdered by her Husband
ard Sor.
The coroner's Jury returned verdict
to-day that Mary McCabe was killed by her
husband and son. Both were sent to the
TOmbs.
Xn the Service OF ths Stale.
Patrick Halleck, who robbed The j3Welry
store Of CHARLES II. Phelps, and feloniously
assaulted the latter, was sentenced to the
States prison for three years. i
Conductors Feaihering their Nests.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sit is reported
the Pennsylvania railroad company has
cause d the arrest of four conductors on the
Philadelphia and New York division and
also g2teleeper at Jersey City ferry, for
swindling the company in some way in
coupon tickets. The practice had been
going on long time.
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TIE CROPS.


= ne prospect III Iho ESFtnNoss-
SIOUX CITY July S--In the region of coUn-
try tributary to Sioux City, embracing
northwest Iowa, north Nebraska, and south
EN- Dskotah, the area in wheat is one half
greater Than lass year. Corn, though not a
large crop, is without exception better than
tie average. Small grain especially prom
ises an unusually large yield.
pEsNoINEs, July 3.-Crop reports from
all par. Of tie State are favorable for =
large crop Of small grain OF all kinds except
winter wheat, which is badly winter killed.
Cats and spriug wheat are very promising,
thougd badly ladged in some localities in
consequence of recent seEe-e and long
continued rain storms, accompanied Oy
heavy winds. Corn promises fairly for an
average crop with favorable weather
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NEW YORK.
The Steamer TiSFess

New YORK, July 6.-Repars to the
steamer Tigress, having been completed at
the dry dOlk, and loaded Saturday, and it
was decided to keep th vessel in dock until
Sunday. Early Sunday morning the dis
cJyeTY was male that over three feet Of
water was in the bold and rising rapidly. Au-
tbOrties at the yard are very reticent and
will not give any information about the af
fair. Il is said that owing to the hurry and
confusion during the progress Of repairs,
some Of the vessels seams were not prop
cry packed, thus causing leak.
Susf against the Ex-President of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Aaron freeman, stockholder Of the Pa
cifc NAL Steamship Company, demands
that the present Board unite with HMM a
suit against a. B. StoCkwell, late President,
to recover the value of securities belonging
to the Company, WHICH be alleges were
diverted trOIr their proper use. The mat
te. was referred 10 counsel OF the Company.
Governors Veto.
Gov. Dix vetoed the bill providing for the
construction Of a railroad in Wall street.
The ExIrAIstIOn Case.
4. T. Lagrave, WHO IVES extFadicted
from Francs for burglary, but on landing
here was arrested on civil suits, was to-day
discharged from civil arrest by Judge Fam
cher, who directed the sheriff to hold La
grave subject to Indictment for burglary.
Board of Appeals.
The senli. annual meeting Of The Board
Of Appeals Of The National Trotting Associ'
ztion was held to-day.
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Caal. PRohrrCrS nENr,N.

To tie Union aud American:
CAMDEN, July s, lS75-We have been
too dry afr SO much rain, but we h2i q
light ran WI b scmo vino, and consider
able thunder and Ii Inning last night. Ills
cloudy this morning. Should We have
rain for a few weeks, Cur late corn may
improve our crop prospects, bat :: best q
very short corn crop is inevitable. The tc-
bacco worm has never been known 20 be so
tad, so early in the Season, as at present.
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Collision.

The mail train on the E. q e. Railroad
ran into freight train on a side track above
Vincennes last night, breaking up several
freight cars and the locomotive Of the mail
train. No one seriously hurt.
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Condensed TeIearams,

The engagements for specie for the steam
er leaving New York to-day amounted to
100000 gold and $4,000 silver bars.
The iiouriug n i'll Of NJ. Erook Smith, at
yenads, H., was struck by lightning last
Saturday, and taking fire, was totally des-
t1o3e3, together with large quantity OF
grain and nour.
Eighteen NOrwegians belonging to the
German Arctic Navigation Company's SER
vice, left on Spitzbergen, We're fou"d dead
by party which went to their relief.
The prevalence Of cholera has been Off
Cialiy announced IN Venice, and daily hul.
letins will be issued giving the progress of
the disease.
jeff Davis is still in New York, and con-
templates remaining there for some time.
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THE CH0LERA.
In ErnnIlIin. Hentnelzy.


Special to the Louisville COurCr-JOurnal.
FRANKLIN, KY, July There were
four deaths from cholera in the past twenty
four hours, two c0lCred aid two whites,
Mrs. KATE B-eedlove and Mr.. Blair,
Is Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July S.-There vas hut one
fn,erment from cholera ta-iay-E. Mayor,
8 well known Wholesale dry goods mer-
chant.
Ia CInCin1atE
CtECINNATI, July No cholera cases
ara Iepor,cd since 3 o'clock yesterday.
In Jersey CITY.
The Health inspector Of jersey City says
the deaths there from supposed cholera
were from cholera moTaus, while DR.. Had
den, who attended d.. King, says the latter
died from heart disease, the cholera symp-
toms being the effects Of ether aud cbloIo-
form.
Dr. Hasbrouck, who attended Dr.. King
during his illness, insists he died of cholera.
Cap. Sainl. Decker, Of jersey City, is
dowT very low with cholera. Another case
ia light form, is reported 10 Grand street.
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The steamboat City of Cairo was burned
last night at New Orleans. She was valued
at 81, 900, and insured for $4,000.
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BOSTON.
A Man Murders His wife and then
Shoots himself

Shoots himself.
Boston, July S-This evening Michael Des-
mond shot hiswife dead and then himself.
The parties had been living in Tufts stree,
but Sa urday Desmond drove his wife and
two children by former husband, into the
street. The wife and children subsequent
found lodging in Second street, South Bos-
ton, where Desmond followed, and where
the tragedy took place.
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TENNESSEE BONDS sold in New York
yesterday at 500 for the old and so for the
new.
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VoUpC mems G. a.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, July S.-The 18Th an
nual Convention ofthe international Young
MEMS Christian Association ASSEMBLIES III
Washington Suet III. E. Church in this
city at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, The
convention will continue foUr or five days,
aud between 500 or go delegates are OK
Deeted 10 be present, already large nlm-
Der have arrived, aud as fast as thzy report
at the Associations h u are assigned quar-
1ers in private families abont the CITY.
z M. Roberts, Collector Of Belfast, Me,
was arrested yesterday for violating tine rey-
enue laws,
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Frank Walworth, the psrricide, has been
committed to Sing Sing.
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COTTON was in better request in New
York yesterday.
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GOLD was active and higher in New
York yesterday, advancing from 1I5! to
115s, and closing at 1l5k 11l5s.
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Mninm Ind amerifail.

FERHS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
BY SAIL or AT TIE BUSINESS OFFICE.
d ally, II months, in advance. 90
............s. 90
" 90 .............. 2 so
4" .............. 90
f" ] week, ....."....... %
DELIVERED By CARRIERS IN THE CITY AND
EDGEBIELD,
Daily. II month"; So 90
" .s.s..-.--....sss.. W
- ....s,...s-.ss.......s..s W
..s.......''-..sss'.ss-'' "
week .ss...ss-..ss.s"s'-''ss -
Semi-WeesRIy. 81. WeeESIy..-.s.....92 81.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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snacuIationa La ReEert to Cotton.
The Nations Head.

The President is not expected here be-
fore next week, having stated 10 friend at
L5rg i anch ths- 10 business of impOr-
lance required his attention at Washington
low,
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Arrested.
New YORK, July S.-James Donnelley
has been arrested at Tar-ytown, on a
charge Of causing the death Of his wife by
brutaliy beating her. Two step children
were the chief witnesses against Don
neley.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-21

Through the ''ring" arrangements the
city OF New York run up debt Of great
magnitude, the entire sum reaching over
$l25, 900, 900. Under the reform reqime
the last year. this enormous debt of the
CITY government was reduced near
$9, 000, 900. and it is to be hoped, with
the aid OF the Independent press, that
this reduction may continue until the
debt is reduced to reasonable amount.
Refusal Of principal of an Indiana
school to grant leave to go home at
Christmas. caused tho little fellow the
most poignant anguish, but it was coun-
terbalanced, q few days after, by his in
efsble Joy as he bounded into the room
with telegram in his hand, exclaiming,
Now I've got to go hone-father' g
dead"
PRISONER suor-A constable named
johnson, in arresting one Isaac Chisolm,
oolored. at Port Royal Ferry, last week,
shot his prisoner fatally. Chisolm was
accused of murder at the phosphate
works. near Charleston. johnson is now
in JAIL,
"A Gcrman recently arrived in this
country says they always hiss bad acting
bad acting in this country, our theatres
wonld each be apt to BIO mistaken night
ly for a pond OF geese.
The weather has beon 30 cold in New
Hampshire. that the mercury sunk quite
out of eight last week, and even alcohol
thermometers lost their spirits in trying
to make AZ degrees below zero.
California is making brandy from Ags.
The liquor is very pleasant. and after
drinking quart or 80, nan will cheer.
fully stand any amount OF abuse from his
wife.
Mr.. NJ. Cohen. OF Sumter, has beep
by one-armed cotton speou-
!ator, signing himself Samuel Williams.
The cotton was not rthcoming.
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The New York Herald in business
notice Of the market in gold and securi.
ties. makes the following remarks con
cerning gsutlemsn we'll known In thi,
community and State: i, 4.
tho Vice President and Chairman OF
the Gold Board. Rev. Mr.. T. A. Hoyt,
resigned This iofloe to-day in order to
allow q hisAccepHng = call to the pas
torahip Of 81 Rresbyterian Church in
Nashville. Mr.. Hoyt. was q Southern
minister before the war; but coming
North went into the bnnking business
and eventually 'hecame. the, Chairman of
the Gold Board@a position he has filed
with dignity and honor s7er since his
first election thereto several years ago.
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Fiat Jastieia.

We regret that by q misohance we
missed the Argument of james B. Camp
bah, E,q before the Supreme! !Opprt; In
behalf 81 the holders Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad scrip. It was no doubt learned,
subtle pdspleuaible. but we cannot con.
ceive Of any thing really strong OF con.
vinoing ongithat faide. even from the
ablest and most experienced advocate.
Mr.. Chamberlain led of for the relators
In a speech wffCh was extremely we'll
excogitated, ingeniously sustained in all
its ipssta,sana ioscibly :aehysreag but
which, nevertheless. appeared sop6isti-
cal. when placed on the anyiland eqb-
jected to the hammering of theIearhed,
earnest and logical counsel on behalf Of
the StRtee The paYd which appeared in
our columns. Sunday morning. from R..
@. Silver, Esq, In referencs TO the ex,
pected deoision in this case, is OF un-
usual character and refreshing interest.
Mr. g. is one Of, the principal claimants,
holding considerable amohht ofi t6is
scrip, acquired in the way of regular and
legitimate business. OF course, it is but
natural ip him to, seek to. recover what is
just addSffght All snish doathat:5 But
not all men, are willing to decline &C.
oeptAnaa Of any thing OF doubtful equity.
MI, 81 calls on the Judges, TO whom the
oase is now committed, to decide it
strictly onfits,1egal ard equitable merits.
II it bs found i'laokingA in these, he asks
them to kill itat once 5aud- forever. If
1t be fair and: :jast debt, he would be
pleased to have paid, bat , not other.
wise. This is the spirit oftg good Citizen.
ship. It must spring from q, preference
Of tho right to tho expedient. and be In
itself its own tevard. We could almost
wish, considering his magnanimity. that
MIS-. should not lose his par. OF. the
clAin, although our convictions have
become settled and confirmed against
its validity. ~ .lr
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A Washington correspondent an
nounces that lemonade is provided for
thirsty congressman in the cloak-room
Of the House, and adds: "There ia q
msu who slueezes congressional lemons
oil day long, and he is paid. q salary
under some head-atationery, I believe
u graceful allasIop to the unmoving
qualities of the drink he prepares, and
the lemons Atd sugar are paid for as fue!
and gasti3u ita .,;hs-.ieel:, /.
Mt. Gladstone, the Prime Minister OF
England, in aTrecent speech in. Liver
pool, said that moro wealth had been 40.
cumulated in that country since tho com.
msnoement Of the present century than
in all the preceding ages from the time
of julius Caesar; and again, Of least as
mqch wealth was created within the last
twenty years as in the preceding fifty
years. - 'YeH g 5ai :. ~
A young man, named George May o.
seduoed o girl, named franklin, at Te-
bean Station. on the Georgia Railroad,
and finding .himSelf pursued by :. bro
ther OF the girl, committed suicide,
A San Francisco merchant drew a
bead on burglar, and captured his
"long- lost Brother"
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SrurF1Na GoosE- The following
contribution on social cookery, il
drawn from experience perhaps ra-
ther than from mere observation:
A young, innocent, con6ding, just
married goose, is the easiest to be
stuffed. The following is q common
process. She has been married about
month to q husband who has been
little fast; but he promises reform
alton, and starts off; matrimonially
by resolving to settle down and be-
come model family man. The first
few weeks go off well; he spends
every evening at home with the goose,
who imagines that there is to be no
end to the honeymoon. But on
Christmas day the husband meets
friend who badgers him about, the
constraint of married life, etc. The
husband, afraid of being thought
henpecked, resolves to spend that
evening at his old resort, with his
former cronies. Then commences
the stuf6ng of tho goose, .e-,- s-..s.,,v=.'
"I'ye got to go down to the Office
tonight, my DEAR" says he, "to see
man on very important business" 'sTs s.;
"And leave me all alone?" pouts
she. :
$50 sorry, my dear, but it can't be
helped. ,l5s at.4'..El- n.
"Can't I 60, tooP"
ooh, it would be hardly worth
while-Ill not be late-good bye,p
and away he goes, chuckling over the
success of the operation.
After this, the goose is stuffed
regularly and with growing frequen-
cy. One night the husband comes
home with his breath smelling of
Bourbon. ag r.n
Medicine for the cholera, my
dear"
Next he stumbles in drunk.
"Sun-struck, my dear" 3 4..s,
Finally, as in most cases, the
goose gets stuffed to her, utmost CO.
pacity very soon, and refuses to alb
sorb any more, and then the fires Of
conjugal contention are Lighted, and
then Christmas times lead to the worry
reverse of peace and good will be-
tween husband and wife. Let this
little story sink deep into. the hearts
of all young husbands who may this
day entertain any purpose Of stuffing
agOOse.
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Last Sunday evening. says the .ssnti-
mel, Mr.. Moore. residing in Yanoey
County, n. c., got into an affray with .
Mr.. Braokips. OF the same County, about
some geese, and the latter stabbed the
former, from which he died next day.
Brackins has fed the County. Moore is
snid to have been o desperate character.
The Saturday before. difficulty 90.
ourred between Mr.. Washburn and Mr..
Boon. OF 1.-THE same County, in which
W.ashburn was shot and killed. This
was consideted justifiable by the magis.
trate.
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The sturdy yeomen of Massachu-
sctts, the decendnnts of the "embat.
tied farmers" who s'stood and fired
the shot heard round the world, they
too havo their ways that are dark.
One of them sent fine looking tur-
key to Boston market the other
day, in lot of fair ones weighing
ia pounds, and where the gizzard
was wont to be, lol eight pounds OF
the shot were found: 'ri'-'-'':