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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

The LoNpoS AGENT.-Thc London agent
for the Legation fund Of the United States
Government was the house Of BARNES. The
President removed the agency to the house
of CLEws & Co. That house having failed
with possible loss TO the United States OF
S200,000) President GRANT changes the ac-
count to the house Of JAY Cooke, McCUL.
Locu & co.,. e., from broken house to a
tainted one.
We admire the tenacity of the Presidents
friendship. 1t shows that he has heart,
Notwithstanding the sharp saying about bis
GOODNESS and stolidity. We like him the
better for knowing his friendships are de-
voted. But it would be better for him and
the country if they were better placed. e.,
placed where they would do the most public
good.
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Inc Fanny Government.

Mr.. HrGREs. in his Fridays speech, II
vailed DR.. JOHNSON in his RaSseias III or
traying the prospective government OF ne
Republican party, which is not prospective
save IN Mr.. HucuEs's dcludcd imagination
He die, il very fancirully and made II per-
lection itself. There could have been 10
more happiness in the "Iiappy valley Oh
Rassclas" than there would be of kindness,
Justice, and content in the poetical govern
men, depicted by Dir. HUGHEs. Now, if we
take the government once given US by Radi'
calism and all the southern governments
controlled by RcpIhicanism as examples OF
what we may cxpcc: from Republican rule
here, wc should find the reality Of Mr.
IIrGuEs's fine prophecy simply horrible. We
should have the Happy Government oil
Rascals." The people know this too well &c
| be dcluded by the smooth words and TALL
promises Of Mr. fiuGuEs.
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2it1mond Gllspattl1,
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 90, Is,
Rnttar and Better.

On Saturday the banks all received more
than they piid ont. With good show OF
currency in their transactions. Indeed, the!
received more currency on deposit than the!
paid out, Notwithstanding the heavy demand
to nav the working classes of the city. iN's
is the unerring sign of growing confidence.
There was on Saturday paid ont IN hand
hire between 100000 and Si3o,ooo Ill cur
rcncy. Now this large sum will nearly MI
be paid to groccrs and other retail men LOT
ncccss;,rics of life, very much 10 thc:r ad-
vantage.
II these retailers will pay this currency
into bank it will be on hand AGAIN next Sat
urday TO be again paid ont and returned 10
the hands Of the retailers.
|, is thus seen how by this simple process
M immense good is done to the community.
whereas if the retailers fail to perform their
dutv in the mutual relations of those con-
cerncd-if they, indeed, break their link IN
the chain which binds all interc>is-the
hands will be unpaid, they will be unable to
nav the retailers, and what would he o'hct-
wise thrifty business will be stopped. \
week or two more of this obstruction 10
trade would end in stopping work. aI>c0"f2-
Ing hands, and .taGnation.
4 very little money freely paid out Goes
great deal. 1t is amazing 10 see how man!
thousands of debt will hc paid 10y one thoI-
sand dollars freely used for Il >ln9'e 'E's II.
That way.
The cur!aimcnt Of industry in this c''y
is rs yet, save i'll one large establishment,
very slight. The community of builders
have Increased their force, and are piiah'n"
their work at this favorable season Win
great energy.
Now, we rcpn1t 10 our readers That The
pressure must be endured Tor a while; bui
l,y standing hy one another and chcIi>hinG
cont;lcn nee and GOOD faith hichmonu viii
triumph over her troubles III grand style
and all branches Of business viii be harpht
sustained.
The above is 4 good report for IL" c'lu o!
= week of trial. The noble men engaged II
commerce III This city have acairEca th'>
happy result. The people have but 10 coli
tiuue their gcncrou>and wise policy 10 MAKE
each wees tell better >to:y han ll> lrcac
crSSor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican thu;
satirizes the last phase of the FlLLEY case
"Filley's confession saved his head. Not
only will he not he removed, but the special
agent gives him diploma for being the
best postmaster st. Louis ever had There
is nothing like disrcgarding the civil-serrice
rules to raise a man in the estimation OF
the Administration. But how about the
81, 900 clerks who first disclosed the robbery
How noblv must they think themselves re.
warded for calling public attention to the
little oversight of their chief. We imagine
them going about each with one hand on
his head to be sure IFS thar That 81 GAS
mulctcd out of them, and now subject 10
their order-will they draw it! Not man
Of 'em.N
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!. III. CHANDLER oH NEGRO SUFFRAGE
Norfolk Jouinni.l I'm the month OF Dcccm-
Der, in the wear 1860. in the city Of Peters
burr, this Mr.. l.. u. Chandler. canvaSScr Tor
the Hughes ticket. SPOKE Is follows:
! am opposed 10 negro suffrage, and al
ways have been.
ire ry7riege Of coIimg, exercised as q
right by an Intelligent m0n. as a tG"dbfe
one but when this lever OF power Is thrown
into the hands Of the ignorant it becomes
worse than uSclcSs--it Is dangerous. Noonc
believes that any one OF the northern states,
now 50 loudly clamoroli>, would let 'hem
vote any more than he believes that the sun
will rise tomorrow morning tWehty-louf-
pound green cheese.
I'm many counties of this and other Soutll-
crn States the negro population Is IN the mt
ioritv. Let Hem c0te-and the rlSht 10 hoiol
office following the right to vote is naturally
as day comes after night-and YOU VIII nave
black shcriti>. black magistrates. black de'e-
gates, who can't read and write. l dont
mean to say that there are no intelligent CO.
lored men, but that, like "an@els' visits,
they are few and far between. From FLOR
lila to New York there is not now one III a
thousand of them capable OF holding Office,
and the people won't give office to them.
You may talk of it and argue it, but can
can nercr get ocer The feeling erlS'"g
aqa,,.i these people. Call it a prejudice II
YOU please. A national prejudice says
Bulwer, lis stronger than law" 1t may be
only prejudice, but gov uiN never obtain
the consent OF the American people to this
measure. Fifty years will not eradicate this
prejudice, rs fifty Crimean alliances would
not remove the prcjudices; of England and
France.
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Pooh LoulslASA.-We copy the following
paragraph from the New York tribune !:
g" Louisiana has about three years more oil
"thc rule of Governor KELLOGG to endure ;
/" and now that another session of Congress
sis approaching, the people are becoming
"again FESTIVE. The Citizens Committee
g of Seventy "a reform association has issued
ga call for meeting to consider means o!
"rclier 1t is proposed, among other things
"to apply to Congress. But applications 10
&" Congress have so far proved unaval'lng
The last Congress adjourned after daliylne
g with the subject at arms length, and the
" friends of popular government met WIFI
every little encouragement in that quarter
" Perhaps with 4 long session and non
:: political year before them senator's ant
Representatives may gain courage enough
"to dispose of the yeXed question in on'
"wav or another. Just now it Is SIMPLY
hanging"
People of 'irginia-native and adopted
YOU who pay all the taxes and have all th'
| inteiiscnce-you who have everything L
lose and nothing to gain by political refo
ulion-you who have all the motives t
avoid msgovernmcnt-you who shoult
| make sure that the non-taXpaycrS ana tn
ignorants and incompetents shall not govern
you-you. people of Virginia, who stand II
this important relation TO the body polite
should never give up your government
! Keep it and control it yourselves. fath
should you invoke almost any other caianil.
than that you should lose control OF you
! State and the power TO protect all that yo'
hold dear. Look at Louisiana.
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The South Carolina fraudulent bonds, it
is believed, were largely negotiated through
the house OF HENRY CLEws Il Co., and 1t Is
stated that that house had an immense ag-
grcwate of southern State bonds. The Gin
cinnati Commercial suggests that if Con-
grcss will only assume the debts Of the
southern States, and shoulder the Northern
Pacific railroad, both JAY COOKE and CLEws
will be " set up" again.
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IHE Government, as our readers know,
has, singularly enough, transferred the Lega.
ton account from the broken house Of
CLEws, HABlcnr & Co., London, to the
house of JAY COOKE, McCULLoCH g. Co., in
the same city. The Cincinnati Commercial
appropriately remarks
Henry Clews has faiied on both sides OF
the ocean. Jay Cooke is the only man who
can be bankrupt in one hemisphere and sol.
vent in the other. That comes of having q
worldwide reputation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

Henry CLEws, as an eminent fnancler,
distrusted the practical qualities of HORACE
GREELEY, and opposed his election to the
Presidency on the ground that his election
would bring upon the country financial
CONFUSION. 1t is sharp comment upon
the prophecy, keenly appreciated by Poor
HEssY," that the conrulsion was not
avoided by tue defeat Of GREELEY.
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DEATHS.

Died. September 2'ilh. at Il quarter past O'CLOCK
l.. NJ. MARY EMILY. inia!t daughter oi Johh Ii.
ami iiary q. RUSSELL
So fades the lovely blooming flower.
Frai smiling sOiacc of an hour;
So soon our transient comforts fly,
AND pleasure only blooms 10 die.
Now, Mary in her Saviour's arms,
Forever un,hcd:
Amid the little chcrub band
There little Mary lies.
Died al the residence OF 4. J. Walllrop. In Hen
rico county OF congestive chill. DANIEL
HEATH in the eighteenth year Of his age. He leaves
many friends 10 mourn their loss.
Died on Saturday the 9Th Instant, at quarter to
o'clock =. NJ, PHILIP AUGUST, SIR, i'll the
iiis fnner;i Will take place TUESDAY MORN
ING from Centenary church at Q o'clock. Friends
of the family are invited 10 attend.
Died In Manchester, Va. september 2 after Il
brief illness, Mr.. WILLIAM Il. WEST. He was 4
devoted father, Il useful citizen, ana faithful
friend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

Our reporter unwittinsIy, we are sure
made rather hit in bis account ofthe greal
meeting of Republicans at Assembly Hall on
Friday night. lie said "Mr. HUGHES was
!" followed by J. HARhER GILMER, Esq, md
" Dir. JoHN r. PopHAa in speeches charac-
/" tegistic Of hem"-i implying that Dir.
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r.sn.s srs-r1-y-r.. 40
SCnOOL BOOKS, NEW AND OLD.
RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH

offer at State Board prices. to public schools an le
PRIMERS SrELLERs. READERS, AhITiiMhiiIss'
GRAMMARs, DICTIONARIES, GEOGRAfiiiEs. TIE
TORIES Copy BOOKS, CHARTS, MAPS. bLobhn'
SLATE-PESCILs, CRAYoAs, PENS, HOLDERS lSh'
WRISTBANDS, &c. -, 49, ,>o,,uI,r
For private schools they keep all the popuuiiil
English, French, Spanish. Italian, German, IT.
brew. creek. and Latin TEAT-BOOhS' aiso'
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
discount made to teachers and merchants.
i catalogue Of school books, with prices, seht
free. u, 800, ,t,..o,r,
The largest stock Of Law, Medical. and sllscclla-
ueous Books new and oldl Is ut 1913 Main street,
21-3t
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OLEMMFTT & JONES'S
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANAC FOR 1874

Il now ready and for sale in the bookstores OF thiS
riy and ut their Office II contains besl tie stro
nonlical calculations made by the late eminent
- vrr-I yuhIanc tables interesting and spicy read
ing; list of ihe Executive and judicial officers !;
The list of courts and times of holding the same IN
niied from the Acts of Assembly anil Journal OF
Inc House Of Delegates with the assistance Of the
accomplished clerk. ar John Bell Bigger; ana "a =
IS,rnlina Including Its Executive and judicial de-
partlnents furnished and col rcccd by Mr.. Ihninhs
k Purnell. tate Librarian. To whom we are gre's
indebted. Addres; CLEMMITT * JOAES,
Book and job Printers, Richmond, va.
Will remove to SNIDER'S NEW BCiIDISG rear
Of Levy BROTHERS and 1homas X. prlce : Ucl9oer
u ", s79 ST 29-d&w1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

FooD FOR TIE REFLECTION OF " lNDErES-
DENT" CAxpiDATEs.-Mo nt@omcry county,
where the Conservatives have both a rcg!l'
lar and independent candidate, the Rcpub
leans have united upon Il Mr.. Mike Gibson
n their candidate. Colonel Ronald, the m
dcpcnGent, will lave to withdraw, or nc
ana his friends will become responsible Tor
tac election of 4 Radical.--LynchbWy Re
LNhiIrOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

The Tribune con tinucS: "Ihc situation
"is just this: Upon the subsistence OF lhe
"prcscnt stringcncy in the money market
we shall have
Il. \ market glutted with gold and Legal
offenders.
-. 4 Treasury pouring both gold anu
{" l,raltrndcrs into that market ana power
"icss to withdraw either lis coin or paper.
"Thc United States Government, which
but yesterday was paying of its bonds at
..,l,c rate OF one hundred millions year,
..,yill be forced to resort again, As III Waf
:times, to the paper-mills and printing
"preSscs to pay its running expenses
Whether these statements OF the Ii1btne
be correct or not we may readily see that our
present system of banking and currency
may at any time subject the Federal Govern
r,eut to embarrassment. 1t rests ehtlieiy
upon public coniidence--not alone III the
Government securities but in the banks ana
bankers also. The misfortune OF the Go
yernment is that want OF confidence among
d"positors will cause run upon the pahh>.
Their failure must cause inability and fail
ure Of the community. Their circulation Is
withdrawn from the market, the StrlnSency
for the want of bank-notes is increased,
business becomes blocked, the revenues are
diminished, and the Government Itself Is
brought into straights proportional TO the
severity of the pressure. let 1t has Iii All
cxigcncics this advantage over the people: 1t
can run the press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29

HrGnEs's speech va, not characteristic Of
him. Nor was it. 1t was as much unlike
anything Mr.. HUGHES ever said or thought
before the fall of Richmond as white is uE-
like black.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 7th instant. IT the rcscepcc OF
TIN. brides father. in ienrico county, by Rev John
VI. Butler. Mr.. GEORGE MILLER and Miss - A.
BELLA MORRIS.
Married, at Emanuel church, licnrico county, on
the 2Jth instant. by the Rev. William Norwood,
d. D., Mr.. JOSEPH iONGENDfrl, of kicll-
moud TO Miss JANE +. STANsBUl;Y. Of Hem
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DICHMOSD THEATRE.

- iCHM OSD THEATRE.
A MOST BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR
PRODUCTION.
Manager FORD respectfully announces that in
consequence of the destruction Of his Theatre In
Baltimore by fire. he will bring to Richmond The
entire company, 10 appear In most brilliant spec
tacle, with special chromatIc and prismatic
SCENERY, COSTUMES, ETC.
On MONDAY EVENING, September gath, the fairy
spectacle OF
THE ICE WITCH;
or, THE KNIGHT OF A FROZEN HAND.
Incidental 10 the Drama the
FAMOUS RAvEL-MARTISETTIF FAMILY
Will also appear
The entire entertainment will embrace three dis
tinct companies--Dramatic. Pantomimic and Bal
let.
The sale OF seats will commence on Saturday, Sep
tcmber 9th, at o'clock, at Ambold's, 920 Main
street.
Prices usual. Sc 29-1tS
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEAD QUARTERS ATTUCkS &
30, Special Urder.-You are COM "
manded to meet in front Of the Davenport
House, In full dress uniform, THIS lMondayl EYE
MING at s O'Clock for 4 drill, and WEDNESDAl
and FRIDAY evenings also. 1t is Important that
all should be present. BY order OF Captain HOB
CIV Tse 2D-ltsl l.. A. PAUL, y. 5.
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aao51s. STATIONERY. &c.
DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND, 1874
FOR SALE NJ
J. T. y $ . \,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoSER,
ll12 MAIN STREET,
THREE Doors ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.
schools

The prices below are the lowest, and nave peeh
agreed uron by the superintendent Of the city
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a gss /. ss4t q. .

A S5EMBLY HALL.-FOR a SHORI
"A SEASON ONLY. commencing WEDNEs :
DAY EVENING, October 1st,
TRorEsson ANDERSON,
WIZARD OF THE NORTH AND RlCHh
FAyORlTE,
assisted by the beautiful LEoSA Andersen ana
COMPANY. One hundred valuable present given
away nightly. Doors open at 7 O'Clock: co mmence
ST s. Admission 80 cents; reserved seats, 80 cents
TO be had mt the hall during the day.
so 07-1Ot UR. l.. REESE. Agent.
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sEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, dc.
NOTICE. Notwithstanding the financial

III observation-disclosures
~ crisis. the SOUTHERN LITHOGRAPHIC
SoMfAN1 Is still prepared to execute work at
shortest notice and ut northern prices. Tobacco
ana Fancy Labels; business and show Cards
Gates o: Stock, Diplomas: Note, Letter, and Bill
Headings, Autograph Letters, Insurance Policies,
ilans, &c, &c., executed In the most approved
styles. Orders solicited and work fuished with
dispatch. Call on or address .F-.- !.
GEORGE w. GARY, Superintendent.
sc 29-3t No. 8 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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THE FOLLOWING TEXTBOOKS,
Used IN THE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
WILL BE FURNISHED By Us At TllEPRlCEs
ANNEXED,
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JTnitaC; Sta .ns Finances.

The New York T,iju,c states that tIc car
rcncy payments Of tie Government amount
to 500, 900 per d.ly. and is receipts are "'lt!
aboat $500, 900: 80 that The Government
needs S1,250,0Q0 each week iii Il dition to
It's currency receipts TO make its currency
disbursements. Where is that TO come from
Not from gold, Of which it has less than
SO, GOO, 900, which will DC all needed to meet
accruing go'd,obligations. There will b" no
recourse, it assumes, but to put the print
ins.press in operation. as in the war, TO meet
cIjrenccs. The Tribune makes out this
account
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
QUARANVVNE.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
September 10Th 1873.

The Police Jury met pursuant to
a call from twelve freehOlders. Pre-
sent-T. G. Compton, President;
]. w. Osborn and VIM. Kelso. Alb
sent-Jesse Clifton and j. p. Smell
ing.
On notion Be it ordained by the
Police Jury6f Rapides Parish, IN
Special Meeting assembled. That
in pursuance of the authority vest
de in this body, by Section NO. oooo,
Revised Statutes, the following
named place is hereby declared to
be infected with a contagious ana
epidemical disease, to-wit: Shreve-
port, in the Parish OF CaddO.
Be it further resolved, That from
and after this date, it shall not be
lawful for any person or persons,
coming from Shreveport to enter
the limits described below, nor shall
it be lawful for any Steamboat, SKIN
or other watercraft coming from
said place to land within the SAID
limits; or to put off any Passengers,
or Goods in Boxes or Bales or to
stop OH the North bank OF ked
River in said limits. ,,
Re il further ordained, ETC., That
the limits above mentioned be, and
f are hereby declared to be, from the
Lower Falls above Pineville. to a
t point one mile below the Ferry
Landing at Pineville.
: Be it further ordained, etc., That
: it shall not be lawful fol-. any one
within the said limits to 60 aboarf
of. or hold direct communication
with any Steamboat or watercrat
coming from Shreveport. The fol
+ lowing named parties shall be ant
r are hereby authorized to enforc'
, the above ordinance, viz !: Loul
Abadie, j. l.. Walker, +. j: Bar
e rett, NJ. T. Dozief and Phillip Spot
d, ton. M
II Be it further ordained, ETC., Tha
n this ordinance shall be, and remain
8, in force and effect as long as i'll tn
Of opinion of a majority Of the Con
Z, Il mittee appointed by this ordinance
ID there is contagious and epidemics
Of disease prevailing in Shreveport.
Be it further ordained, etc, Ina
should the Yellow Fever at Ne
Orleans, be declared epidemic .
- the Board of Health OF SAID GU,
this ordinance shall be enforce
against all Steamboats, from Ma
city of New Orleans. The Jury thu
T. G.. COMPTON,
President of Police Jury.
A true copy:
Ae' CHAs. OWEN,
Clerk of Police Jury.
we Sept. 90
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
I.ouisiasaa Institution Tor s"e
Deaf and D1ssssb.
BATON ROUGE, July Io7'

BAroN ROUGE, July 1878.
tn n, Police Ju;es, The Municipal Authorities
and Friends of the Dogf and Dumb IN Loa's'-
ana:
The Trustees Of the La. lnsntutcn 10,
the Education of the Deaf aud pump, cali
your attention to this unfortunate o'.Is,
and the provision made for tnem W ,no
State in this Institution. All Inc Deai 70
tween the ages of eight and twen.y.nso, -
viii he admitted and provided with IN,
struction. board, lodging, medicine ana
medical attendance at the expense OF the
Institution and all those in such indigcnc
circumstances as shall appear by certin.
cate of any member of the police jury OF
the parish, or mayor of the city, where tney
reside. to render such aid necessary, VIII
also be furnished with clothing and travei-
| ing expenses to the Institution. Inc IN
stitutiou also affords mechanical depart
meut i'm which instruction Is given IN such
trades as may be best suited to render the
pupils DEMONSTRATING citizens. The educa-
| tion of the deaf is of peculiar Importance 10
| them and to the State; but from wanePi
information, indulgence or other reasons on
the part of parents, less than half In the
State avail themselves of the privileges
afforded. This is all wrong; hence the
Trustees earnestly call the attention OF all
proper authorities to the duty OF seeing
that all the deaf in their respective parishes
or cities, are informed of the privileges pro-
vided, and that in cases of INDECENT circum-
stances, means be provided for conveying
] snch to this Institution. Proper provision
will be made for both white aud colored.
In case of any deaf known al this lnsti'
tuition to be in Your city or parish, the
names are appended to this letter. should
YOU know or learn OF others, their address
}, Is earnestly desired.
Gov. W. r. KELLOGG, er-oficio,
Hon. j. III. BURCH,
II. NEWELL, ESQ,
\ Ii SCH0RTEN, ESQ,
\ l.. BERHEL,
: j. McVAf, Esq, Superintendent,
J. A, MCWHORTER er-o6cio.
Trustees of La. Institution for Deaf sn'
Dumb.