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TIE TABLFAUx, to be given by
the pupils of Miss Lucy Whites
school, assisted by the young ladies
of the village, will come off accord
ing to the announcement in our last
issue, on Friday evening next, the
I'd inst, at the Female Academy.
Ample preparations has been made
for the occasion, and the entertain
mcnt promises TO be quite attract
i've. The proceeds will be devoted
to the benefit Of the Presbyterian
Church. TO all who are desirous
Of promoting very worthy object
in a pleasant way cordial invita-
ton is extended.
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THE nGN1x HorEL.-Ono of
the mos pleasant resting: places for
;hc traveller is the Phoenix Hotel
at Due West, kept by our old friend
Mr.. A. G. Hawthorn, and his es-
timablc lady. They know how to
entertain mind and body, both cX-
tending a cordial greeting and kind
attentions, aud furnishing solid
comfort to both the outer and inner
man. The Junior had recently
the experience Of a pleasant visit.
for which he returns his thanks,
and would advise all his friends to
give friend Hawthorn a call.
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re- The Air Line RAILROAD is
completed from Spartanburg to
Greenville and due arrangements
were made to signalize the arrival
of the first train at the latter place
on Monday last
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E1- TheAnnuaI Convention of
the Episcopal Church meets in
Camden, on Thursday Of next
week, the Sth inst.
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.Appo1NrED.-Judge Bond has ap-
pointed James E. Hagood, of Pick
ems, Clerk of the United States
Circuit Court, vlce Daniel Horlbeck,
resigned.
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@@ Mr.. 7. A. Sullivan, who
was in attendance on the United
States Circuit Court in Charleston,
as juror, returned last Saturday.
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Petition for Homestead Exemption.
NOTICEis hereby given, that Mrs.
lV Mary E. Napier, widow Of Benja-
min G.. Napier, late of.Abbeville Coun-
ty, deceased, has applied to me for al
lottment of Homestead in the Realty
and Personality Estate Of said Benjamin
G. Napier, Deceased, and that on the
point appraisers to appraise and set of
the Homestead to Mary E. Napier, wild
ow, and to William Napier, Laura E.
Napier, Mary Napier, Jennie Napier
and George Napier, minor children OF
said Benjamin G. Napier, Deceased.
CHARLES W. GUFFIN,
J. Pro. A. G.
April &c, 1878, 3-tf :.
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Hon. D. II. CHAMBERLAIN

Hon. D. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN.-A
correspondent of Northern jour-
nal writing from Columbia, makes
the following complimentary mem
ton of the Hon. D. H. Chamber
lain, in connection with two recent
cases before the y. S. Supreme
Court:
"In these two cases we claim
especial honor for Hon. d. II.
Chamberlain, the former attorney
general of the State who conduct
cd the cases here and at Washing
ton. Mr.. Chamberlain is a grad
uate of the Cambridge law school,
and a native of the Old Bay State,
having served with honor through
the war. Although young in years
yet, the laurcIs Of his profession
are laid at his feet here. In the
last named case above, Mr.. Clam
hcrlain, besides other opposing
counsel, had to contend against
legal acumen and lore as is pos
sesscd by Geo. P. Curtis, Esq,
who appeared for the foreign bill
holders. But for this time I have
occupied enough nf your space"
COMMISSIONER UNDER TIE BURNT
RECORD Acr.-Judge Cooke, dur
ing his recent visit to our town,
appointed Matthew Mcdonald, Esq.
our late Clerk, Commissioner un-
der the late Act Of the Legislature,
which provides for the restoration
of our Burnt Records. Mr.. Ms
long experience i'll the office, great
familiarity with the lost records,
and business qualifications well fit
him for the position. We have
no doubt that he will perform the
duty imposed faithfully and satisfac-
torily.
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Abbcville G. H., S. c.
April 25th, 1873.
, 1873-05-13
STOKES.

Tho Murderer Of Fisk to no No.scrn'
tencod .ro-Dny.-Tflo Prisoner IntoF-
vtcsvcd.-Whnt 1Qc Elna to Sny.
=. Special Dispateh to 7'ho Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, 1lny 12.-1t is assorted positively
TINT Stokes will be re-Bentoncod tomorrow morn
ing; that there Is hardly any doubt Of hiB uxoou-
tion unless no commits suicide. Stokes boing In
his God, TINT Thomns Hart's story WAS concoctod
testified that hd watched mo stealing
along tho hail, oronclline and popping
down tho stairs, and heard me mnmbling
Se Sea npg o gS o 5nSs ns ss 5 SS so so 1asa
into Fisk. Hart swoars ho chased mo and saw
mo throw tho pistol into q pnrlor, and stood
aloosaido Of mo when arrested, and heard mo
dcny tho shooting, md rot le mover spoke, and
saw, and went of to bis work; but three or four
hours aftor Jay Gould with tho Eric dotoctives
hnd awarmed tho hotel, Hart suddenly recol-
1eotod that le saw tho shooting. and told
That wes at O'clock TINT night.
Public o1citomont aud tho scyero rulings did tho
work, md tho jury were unable to Judge calmly.
Every one that road tho cnso was astonislaod at
bittor end, no doubt, but Beach has entirely
withdrawn. should think that he would be
aorr, for what be hos dono. for was really at
heart friend Of Beach. would not accept d
Communication ol aantenco. never Intentionally
Violated the lawst and if mn denied q new trial
expect nothing. It WAS proved that
my; mooting Fisk WAS purely accidental
Fisk bud pursued me with hired ruffiana, seized
my oil.roanery with gang Of roughB, and throw
mo into prison On false charge. He threatened
my ufo, aod 40 intimidatod mo that darod not
walk tho atroets. Now, under such cirorn-
stances, Nas not justified, whom he drow pis-
tol On mo, to defond myself7 I do not regret
what I did, ANY man, placod as was, would
hive dono the Same. am sorry that Fisk died.
I never before had occasion to draw pistol
or, On any man. nor eyer though. Of such a
mako mo forfeit my lifo. It Is sad, but proforn-
bio to pining in a State Prison for III imaginary
crimn.o
, 1873-05-13

The Kellogg Govcrnlncnt To Re sus-
tnincd by the Executive, II 1t Takes
All the Troops In the Country to
Do 1t.
NEW Yonx, May IA Washington dispatch
to tho Tribune Says "The Administration ia
unable to understand why Kellogg does not
make reputation for Federal troops. As soon
AZ roquisiton Is made, tho President will issue
proclamation In tho most positive language,
a1monishiug tho cltizons Of Louisiana to peace,
dispensing the MoEnery Government, and pro-
clasming tho Kellogg assumption aB lawful
government, and announcing tho intention Of
The Executive to sustain Kellogg with tho whole
proclamation is to he accompanied with IN order
to eend al tho available troops to report to Gen.
Emory ut Now Orleans. Tho proclamation will
be In such language that It will be susceptible Of
no doubtful meaning"
wAsuHoros, MAY 12.-Much hnying recently
aation Of tho President In the troubles Of Louis-
lana, 1t may be statod that tho President has re-
ceived no telegram from Gov. Kellogg since last
Friday, when tho condition Of affairs was repre-
eentod o. somewhat improved. While there Is
no doubt that tho President would intervene to
protect the State from domestic violence, should
the Governor make application to him for that
purpone, and provided the facts should war
rant tho proceeding, it Is neyerthc!oas the
hope OF the President, as he Expressed
himself to a friend tonight, that all
soon snd h saGh
tuition would occur; but 1t should,
no would take care to aot clearly within tho
limit OF tho Constitution and tho laws. Hereto
foro he had merely sustained tho decisions Of
the Courts.
DRAsuEAn Orr, May 12-The stoamboat
for st. Martlnayillo, with army supplies no
tro OPS on board.
, 1873-05-13
THE KANSAS MURDERS,

Three Moro Graves Found On tho
Bender Enrm--Intense Excitement
Among tho People.
PARSONS, Kan, May 12,-Col. Boudinot, who
has lust returned from tho scene Of tho Bender
murders, reports three more graves discovered
yesterday. Over three thousand people woro on
tho ground, and special train had Just arrived
with soyen cars hllod with people. There waa
intense excitement all over the country,
and a firm determination to ferret
out the parties engaged in tho murders.
Il is understood q large reward will be offered
asaasainH. Nearly all the bodies Of the dead wero
intlecently mutilated It ia considered certain
that tho littlo girl Was thrown alive into tho
grave of lor father, AZ no marks Of violence wore
found on the body,
, 1873-05-13

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., A1ay 12.-The first 100 or
1000 immigrant laborora to work st the mines
around Churchill arrived from Now York to-day.
Trouble was anticipated with the strikers, who
threatened to prevent tho immigrants from going
to work, and, to protect them, squad Of twonty-
five policemen came down from Cleveland this
morning, and number Of armcd men weTo sent
from hore. Tho strikers wore around in large
numbers all day, but tho force now there is
ample to repel nuy attaok that ,y nay DO made
Four hundred moro immigrants will arrive IN
throe or four days, aud tho remainder
viii follow soon. About 1000 Of tho old miners
have gono to work at tho reduction. Squads Of
workmou arc daily being brought to tho various
miuos, and 1t IL expected to hayo them full in
abort time, leaving out botwoon 900 and soon
atrikors, who will not be permitted to so iu
again.
Bosroa, May 12.-The strike Of tho ooopars
today does not promise success. The sugar ro-
AnerA and othera say they can Obtain all tho bar
rels required without their aid.
NEW YoRK, May 12-The boss horseahoors
met tonight to decide whether or not they
would yiold to the demand Of tho mon on q
strike. fcw employers wore in favor OF hold
Ing out against tho mon, but the large majority
decided to acceda to the demands Of tho men, 10
that tho strike may be considered over.
A meeting OF hip-jolnors Was held tonight.
but no deQnlte action Wss takela-
, 1873-05-13
Tho IO{Nn United Ktatps Nnttrt.


DEs MONIES. 1a, May 12.-The United States
Circuit and District Courts met in this city to-
day. No Judge presont. Judges Dillon and
Love will arrive tonight. Justlce Miller will not
DO hore, owing to bis ABSENCE in Europe. The
and . large nuubar ::of important casos
will be pa4,sed npon. Among tho caseh
are forty or fifty against tho stockholders Of tho
nepublo Fire Insurance Company, Of Chicago.
Tho questions involved In tloso cases will be
finally determined at this session. There Ia .
large attendance OF leading lawyers from all
parts Of tho State. It ia probable tho Court
will adjourn tomorrow out Of respect to
tho !ato Chief Justioe Chase. Tho question
general theme Of conversation here. Tho uni
Yeraal sentiment In this region Is in favor OF
Justice Samuel r. Miller. Ills appointment
would be looked upon, by tho people Of al
parties In iowa ~ ono than which no better
could 10 made.
, 1873-05-13

Spteial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
oIrAwA, Ont, May. 1.-yp to TIC oioso Of
necessary to give effcot to tho land clause Of tho
paoilo Hallway charter Ind not boon introduced.
No promise was mnde by tho Government when
It would be, though. twice. asked for BY Mr.
unloss Pariiamont sanctioned that clause liz
whole charter might be pronounced invalid. An
itom Of $50, 900 III tho present yoars catimatos
remains unvoted upon, nnd tho question is nat
wh5 l. this % hooded, seeing that oipanso Of sur.
vey is to bo paid BY THO corporation Il Ia
Urged by tho Opposition that this moasurc does
not dopend on nogotiatfonn,, for It waa more i'm,
olause bcfore tho negotfations In England wore
concluded. Tho conduct Of the Government is
admitted to bo liscredithblo mud injurious to tho
,msnt Dr. Tupper member of thS Cavern
With an attempt to damage the Government, and
through them tho reputation OF tho country, to
which hlr. Blake replied: Thank God, tho char
actor Of 0anadn does not depond on the character
Of tho Government Of to-day"
Tho Company place tho estimated cost Of con-
atructing the rond at $105 100000, and It is pro-
posod to rnise Of TINT amount $a0, 600, 900
among. London capitalists. Tho London press
as sa'p saa HS sSn' a s' oaaon sea' nes
and Telegraph Are ontepoken, on tho subject,
and tho Grand Trunk Railway stockholders 6oem
to l1avo boon at work, endoavoring to chick Sir
Aphu F." IublhAAs ~ And HoQA AefoACFVA
that q private and confidential circular was H.
euod to influence moniod men In London. Tho
orhidding features Of Tho scheme hro, briefly !
Tho personnel of tho Company Is docoitfu1, as
Sir Hugh Allan is ronl1y the only man Of exton-
siye means in tho lot. The subscription Of ton
millions Of money lB q sham. and tho
/. Rocofvor-a General has not yot received ono cent
Of money. Tho and-grnnt is yet incomplcto The
prioo Of tho landH has not been fixed by tho
Grown. No attempt is m:;lo to show where tho
traffic is to como from to pay tho interest on the
$50, ,000, 900 tho capitalists Of England aro asked
to loan On 2,700 miles through an nnaeveloped
region, to bo built and equipped within tho noxt
eight years. This ID sufficient to condemn 1t in
tho eyes of any Intelligent man. Ono OF tho mont
telling exposures yet Inhdo waa by tho Hon. Z.
3. Wood, late Provincial Treasurer Of Ontario, .
most 'able flnanoior, who, On Saturday, analyzod
with grcat severity tho bogus financial arrange
montB Of the Company, showing that tho coun-
try did not nctual1y hold single dollar OF 6ecuri-
ty, and that tho whole contract WAS unsouna and
worthless.
Tho Toronto Globe says to-dny:
We grcve that such hchornc should havo been laid
before tho Eng1oh p0op1e by our Government. II It
would be succesafully placed the markct It would
be tho ruin Of thousands and would inict m tndcHblo
stain on the credit Of tho Dominion.
The Pacific Railway schomc tho controversial
Elections bill, and the Election Law, are tho most
important measures Of tho session. and hare not
yof reached an advanced stage, and the prospects
are that tho Opposition will no longer forbear,
and that warm diaruasinn8 will noU anBuo
, 1873-05-13
THE M0D0C WAR.
Reported Repu1se Of tho Redskins
j.: by llasbrouck's Command.
The Remains Of the Missing
Soldiers Found and
Buried.
The Skirmishers In the Lava-Beds.

sAN TnANo1Bco, May IA conrior arrived
nawa Of battle betWoeu HaHbrouok's command
and tho Modoeg. Tho Indians woro rcpulsed.
No particulars got.
LAvA-DEps, May TO-, vin YnEKA, May 12.--on
tho 9th instant, M expedition for tho recovery
Of tho bodies Of Lieut.. Arthur Oranston, Of the
Fourth Artillery, and tho mon OF Ills command
who wcrn missing In tho engagement Of April
20, but who could not be brought on tho fold,
left camp undor command Of Lieut.. Ed
ward Field, Of tho Fourth Artillery. Tho force
conelated OF nattariAa A and X, Fourth
Artillery, and Companies E and q, Twelfth In-
fantry, under command Of LieutB. Camp and
Kngabury. Tho command loft camp at ha1f-past
Q In tho morning, and Was supported by Troops
F and X OF the First Cavalry, and detachment
Of troops Of Company Il Of tho Same rogi-
mont, tho cavalry being In command Of Capt.
Jool II. Trimblc Of tho First Cavalry. The OBJ
jcct Of the expedition was frustrated by roaeon
Of tho advanced state Of decomposition In which
tho bodies wero found. Tho troops, however,,
buried tho bodies on the field whore they fell,
and hoad-boards were placed ut tho graves Of
Lieut.. Cranston and tho men wAo we're NTH
him. The bodies Of eight mon left on the field
had sage-brash piled over them, which had
been fired by tho Indians. md we're almost
untetognlzablo. Tho troops advanced as skir-
miHl,era,, with their TANKS we'll protected. Tho
skirmishora were deployed In groups Of throo,
instead Of tho usual order Of five or ten. Tho
TANKS woro thrown back toa depth noarly equa1
to tho front.
Con. Davis Is awaiting information from Gap t..
Hasbrouck's command in pursuit. Of tho Modocu.
Inspector-G General Uardie started this morning
, 1873-05-13

PARIS, May lathe supplemental election in
Rochelle, yesterday, resulted in the roturn OF =
Bonapartist to the National Assembly.
PAn1s, May 12.-Tho supplemental election In
Rochelle, yesterday, resulted in the return OF a
Bonapartist to the National Assembly.
A eerious Engagement has arisen in the
bona TO for spbmisson to the % Hssembv hw
III. Jules Simon and Count Do RemuBat are
against any chango In the present electoral sya-
tenn. III. Icon Say is in favor Of the new bill.
N. III. Goulard and Dufanse insist that two years.
domiolle bo made the condition Of voting.
Charges af bribery nro made In connection
with tho election yesterday at Rochelle, and the
1eat OF tho nember-elcct will be contested.
M. Arthur Rane, Radical candidate, Was yes
tordny elooted BIZ an overwhelming majority
to the Assembly from Lyons. He was Director
Of tho General Safety under the Administration
Of H.. damhetta, and subsequently, became a
member Of the Commune, from which he re-
signed on tho publication Of decree for tho
execution Of hostages. =
, 1873-05-13
SPAIN,

MADRID, May 12.-TAo voting on Saturday, tho
first day Of tho preliminary election for tho con-
stituent Cortes. resulted in tho choice Of 1888
Federal Republicans, nadicals2 Conservatives
aud Alfonsist. Tho final result Of tho two
days voting will probably be $50 Federal Repub-
ucana and 40 opposition.
MADn1D, May 12.-Tho Ministers arc deliberat-
ing over the prospect for electoral reforms In
Cuba. Tho system agreed upon will probably
bs the same as that Of Spain. Tho deputies to
tho late Assembly from Porto Rico will soon
Issue manifesto explaining their conduct and
declaring In favor OF q Federal Republic.
, 1873-05-13

Rome, May 12.-The police hare arrested
twenty persons who participated in tho riotous
demonstrations on Saturday.
The Japanese Embassy has arrived here,
The city las hson quiet since the riotous at
tampt to intisnidate tho pArliAninnt yesterday.
Tho demonstration is strongly condeuaned by =
largo majority Of tho deputies, and the Govern
ment promises vigorous measures to prevent its
70 curronce.
He.o FORK Herald Special,
ROME, May 12.-The Popo haB passed sloep-
less night. He Is much disturbed by coughing.
Audiences are absolutely forbidden. Ho re-
ceivod somo Cardinals to-day, but the Arch
bishop of Palermo waB not admitted.
, 1873-05-13
-kHlVA,

NEto Y0FE Herald SpecFdE,
LONDON, May 12.-Khlvn il taken. The troops
from Tashlend and Fort No. l, after ooncentra-
tion on the Bowkan Hills, marched directly
aoross the Kizll-Kum doeert, to the Lower 0xus.
There they communicated with supply steamers
from Fort No. i, thus practically establishing =
makea the SUCCESS Of further operations GER
tainty..
LoNpoN, May IA special to tho Daily TeIe-
graph reports Khiva has fallen.
, 1873-05-13
e.. ~.:FORElCN.
The Attempted Assassination
Of Emperor William De-
MED in Berlin.
Coronation Of Oscar II. as King Of
-. Sweden.
Disagreement in the French
!: ! :, Cabinet on the Elec-
.'. tora1 Bill. ). =
Capture Of Khlva by the Russian
Troops. -
Immense Success Of the Federal Repub1i-
: cans in the Spanish Elections.
I'M mmense Success Of the Federal Republic
cans in the Spanish Elections. =:
GERMANY.

GERMANY.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Berlin Says
that tho report Is without foundation that m At
tempt WAS made to aHsaasinato tho Emperor
William 1t Bt. Petersburg, Russia.
BERLIN, May 12.-Count Vomiitzcnplitz has
resigned tho Ministry Of Commerce md Public
Works In tho PrusBian Cabinet. His succcssor
has not yet boon designated.
, 1873-05-13

ascertain moro satisfactorily
Franklin, Of tho British navy
nato 108 companions, OF tht
Apri1 Oh 1919.

ascertain moro satisfactorily 90 fato OF 6lrJ
FRANKLIN, Of tho British navy cand his np1fortu
hntl sssa iSs 999sanP'nion' OF expedition Of
lilo pubiIo mind hid boon ;cited by tho mar
rasive publtshod by DR.. Kane IN 1853, Of bis first
aoareh. and OF, thd later ,ono@su 1856, when ho
and for eighty four days toEfavol by eledgo
and foot to roach tho aottlcmga ia Of Greenland.
Tic moat striking rostllt d This voyage was
S af the 5H2 5f Ct Ill., hs
sA sAtotio Exporstionsa-tho $50 second @ % arlnneii
expedition III senroh Of Blr John Franklin.
restoration Of his impaired health, but died in
tho fall Of tlat year, and when tifa funeral cor
togo bore tho romainB Of tho ARCTIC explorer
through Cincinnati, 11r. Q. F. HILL, Of this city.
bad already booorno infatuated with tho idoa
torprise. and his studios took tint direction. !.
Sir Francis Leopold McOlintock, who had
accompanied Ross Expedition in soarch Of Sir
for ttdings Of Sir John: In May, 1869, ho found
record Of Franklin'a death, and tho remains Of
eg s1 isS o ws Us tRpg Ra sn
various honorH and rewards -:
/ Az this point Of tmo Mr.. 9. +: Hall. ono Of our,
>oitizens, considering that tho English dovorn-
tho acarcl--oon tlo Fox being lost In the ico-as
lo o.proeeoa Il, folt ha had oa1l to try and do
tho. work.. AZ m humble oitizon OF tho
and tho Stripes the glory Of . successful
search. He waa without .noans, unknown, and
with no aids to advance him into positions Of
Influence. He said: ~ determined to try to
would, and try1 did. began In Cincinnati by
montioning my hopes and wiahes, and laying my
plans before our loading mcn."
great American morchant in London. Ho enlist
Cd the attention Of few by circulars. signed BY
thirty poraons, Fob. 8, 1850, - Gov. Denni
son, United statea Senators Chase. and Pugh,
aS @szor bsShop iS mos arosnwood aud otheEs H.
men Of tho second Grnnel Expedition.
Having enlisted tho favorable interest In his
causc Of tho American Geographical and statis-
Ing sRss I'd tho hf asn9 sssr
Grinnoll, Of New York, IN independent search
expedition was determined upon.
The TOW friends Of. Capt. HILL who gave
House in this city, on tho 26tl Of April, 1861, and
work: ~.
pommican and alodges, and suitable outfit
tho noble arnno to obyiato nany amy intervening ven @
obstacles To-, tho start on his voyage Of the en-
thusiaBtic Hall, who found numerous omharrass-
menta on reaching New York.
~ vas ,uI:s nnitacr 20 Tue credit 1nd honor O.
WIN, sent him out with hts boats and supplies,
IN tne acn9oner George Henry and tender Kes-
G1e atom IN Ne" nonaon 70 Nof1humneraha !niet.
~ hes san l1 M9y 70 soiVo INC mystery OF tno
on his mlseion-wllfle his main purpose waB kept
,n7!oMIn'e n. If'ends IN Cincinnati "ero keptlp
n'9 ttlnas 1la s.,. -,u
IN n'H pooK, 1sc p.spna1ea W the harpesa On ns
tho nh1nea hp Qayo to numerous 1oca1itfeB Of Ills
emncamPu1eGts ~ anch Us tfinnon Bay, h1pton
L1an9olt Ia9 usoenwooa folnt, -Cape rue, ChaSe
isaau' 1 Donnlson An!oe, olemont's tena, NeMens
!.Sno, !a,nnA, itgsles@on Bay cape cala"ell' fuen
1e!Muui no' :. =.
, 1873-05-13

9 senSa M'y yKa9 s n nnsa o9 Ct qsr sss
don aud Norway took place to-day. Tho
weather WAS unfayorable, but immense crowds
Witnessed the royal procession, aud oheerod with
enthusiasm A. the now King Walked to tho
IN tho church we're Qt imposing RRloulQr. Tle