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FowLER's BAzAAR.-We are In.
debted to our townsman, Mr. j,
w. Fowler, for a copy Of this
handsome monthly, devoted to
description of the latest fashions.
with illustrated plates, and to all
other matters pertaining to MILL
merry and dress making. In it also
appears the cards Of our leading
business men. The publication is
a fair sample Of the enterprise OF
our townsman, and merits patron.
age. The price is only 81 per an
mum. Send in your orders. "a.
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MINUTES OF CoNFERENCE.-We
have r. ccived copy Of the "Minutes
of the South Carolina ANIMAL Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church South
held at Anderson, S. G, December
1917, 1872"
The pamphlet, which contains all
tho reports, statistics, &C., of the
Methodist Church in this State. is
edited by Rev. A. NJ. .Chrictzburs, and
is handsomely printed at the estab'
lishment of Walker, Evans & Cogs
we'll.
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ABBEvILLE LITERARY AssocIA
rIoN.-This Association was organ
lied on Thursday last with some
thirty members, and sevcnty-fve
dollars in the Treasury, and elected
the following officers, to serve fol
the present year: -. 70
President-W. A. Lee.
Secretary-W. Joel Perrin.
Treasurer and Librarian - Jas,
Fl. Perrin. ..
Executive Conlmittec-The Tres
ident, Secretary Treasurer, and
Librarian, with the Revs. f. X.
Miles, Jas. T.. Martin, and W,
T. Capers, and Mcssrs. T. P.
Quarles, Z. L. Parker, J. T. Rob
ertson, and George White.
~Thc primary object of the Asso,
citation is to furnish fund of peri.
odical literature for the instruction
and entertainment Of its members,
but to this cardinal idea, doubtless,
in the course of time, other literary
and social features will be super.
added. The. membership is open
equally to the ladies; and the AS
sociation, we trust, will do much to
cultivate q literary taste i'll the
community . ".n-..' a..+ F.
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5will not this he the case again? ?
when the same stock comes to the
same place, aud with greater facili-
ties, they viii do we'll, most assured
Nv. Let us 'tllen foster and encour-
age immigration, and do all in our
power to keep the ball in motion
LONG CANE.
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VALuABLE TowN LOT FOR SALE

VALUABLE TowN LOT FOR SALE
In another ycolumn,gD. O'Neil &
Sons offertheir valuable stownprop
erty for sale. 1t furnishes an ex-
ccllcnt location for business, and
the terms arefmaae easy toEpureha-
sers. Al desiring toinvest in town
property would dowefl to call upon
the agent, Mr.. % I Smith,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following transfers ofSrcal es-
tate during the past month, I'VE copy
from the Auditors Books
TN Godbolt to Jas N Graham, 2lS
acres, 81 400. ...-. ..
F E & f A I.awton to Alfred Fon-
taine, 20 acres, S37 so. -, - -
Jas NJ Latimer, jr., to Calvin Press:
ly, 200 acres, 81 800.
Jeanette Morrow to Mrs C T Ro-
gers, % acres, 1910.
N. S. McCants to J 4 Richardson,
2rods, 38 perctcs, $3.50. .. ,-s..
NJ Z Richardson toJ A Richardson,
45 feet by 10 feet $40. ...
&c Griffin to Thos G Lipscomb, ii
perches, S25.
J A Richardson to John A. Stewart
Ito acre, SIS. r...... .
TC Lipscomb to J c Griffin, lot,
$25. .. d.. ... .. ...-. . e.
M 4 Richardson to J A Richardson.
II acres, S165. ....: .
John Gilmer, Robert II Cochran
and Agnes V Cochran to G A Belts.
So acres, S400. . " .-
TT Ellis to G A Bolts, 237 acres,
s1,o25. :. ... .....
Nancy Bolts to ca & J J Bolts,
"A acres, s4SO. ....-. -. ...@
Angelina J. Adamson 10 G A Bolts,
1724 acres, 81, 100. ...
John Anderson to Robt. Anderson,
1861 acres, s422. ..... -... ''a
John l Bonner and A L Bonner to
J r Ellis, 3acres, 2e perchcs, s4oo.
A Rice, Ex'or Thos Taylor to Con-
rad Wakefield, 3o4 acres, 81, ,655. an
NIB Latimer, Ex' or to jas NJ Lati.
mer, 113 acres, S735. ..ora "a: :. ...'.".
Same to N L Latimer, $40 acres,
s2,525. # r" -
Jas S Latimer to same, 81 acres,
$3.50. .''..7 H.. ....,
NIL Latimer to Jas S Latimer, 155
acres, $500. . v.. us1
FA Connor and w A Cason to
Sam'l Jamison, 1872 acres, $1,000.
c w Gufin, J P, to Elizabeth A
Blair, 173 acres, 81, ,o3S. a...a s,.. .
iThos M Christian to Jas S Cothran
and s MCGOWAN, 1 acre, $50. "...'
N F. Richardson to ] NJ D Kinard,
Lot, $3.50. .'',..,., ... :..s..
NIB Lipseomb to Jameson Dukes,
25G $40 ocres, $2,947.60.
Caroline Carson, and II D. Lcsosne,
Ex'or Of Jas i Pcttigrew to Louise
G North, $3.50. .ya s G,a...
Heirs at law Of Mary D Pratt to
P Mp NJ Bell, 253 acres, 1922.
Same to Robt NJ. Pratt, lS1, acres,
sl11. p '..'.' ,.....,. ..'.' ...... -.
II r Fuller to G ? O'Neall, SO acres
s740. .:.... .-.Ho
B S Barnwcll to W D Mars, 100
acres, $3.50.
L D Bowie, Clerk Court to S Nc.
Law Office No. 4, $500. ..
Same to W S Marshall, 9 lots, $G45.
Fannie A Williams to G. p Cald-
we'll, II acres, s3l.25 ',... .-.'
JP Lake and J S Watson to same,
)! acres, $3.50. ~.-. ....
Jas S Harper, Ex'or to W. O Gro
mer, 574 acres, 3 Rods and 30perchcs,
s2,3e7. ,..... I
R S Stanscll to Wesley c Norwood,
257 acres, $50. ,......
W z McGhee to same, 4S acres.
g ....r ...r.-r all
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: New Advertisements.

The following is the list of new advcr-
tisements:
Columbia Hotel VIM. German.
Scaled Proposals - W. P. Nickel
lar. ...
For Salc-D. B. Smith. e..
Notice to Road Oversccrs-W. 7.
NICK ellar. -- ''..,
Dental Notice Jno. S. Thompson.
Petition to set off Homestead -
Mrs. Emily Silks.
Grand Opening - Emporium of
Fashion. --s...-. s
Sealed Proposals R. W. Turner.
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~ Gov. Moses has appointed
Messrs. G. Davis Melton, j. D.
Pope, and R. 3. Elliott, Commits
sioners to examine and report upon
the claims presented under. the ap-
preparation of $4,000, made last
winter, for rewards for the arpre-
hension of Ku Klux.
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IMPORTANT CAsEa DECIDED by TIL
SUPREME Court. The Supreme Court
of tho United States has recently de-
cidcd that the Northeastern Railroad
is liable TO State and municipal taxa
tion-and further, decided that the
bills of the. Bank Of tho State, both
old and now, arc not receivable for
taxes.
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THE STATE LICENSE LAw.-This
law was repealed at the late session
Of the Legislature, the repeal taking
effect at tho expiration Of tho yca'
ending with tho last month. From
Mr.. Il. A. Sullivan, the courteous
Clerk Of the Auditor, we learn that
the whole amount assessed under the
Act was s2,eoG.O3, Of which the
greater portion has been collected.
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FINE HoasEs. - Messrs. Hamblin
and Guffin have returned with q fine
drove of Kentucky horses and mules.
Mr.. B. F. Yoe has aiso fine drove
of horses and mules. = -i
All persons wishing good animals
can be supplied,
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DrLEcArza sros rIE sourH eARoIl.
MA MsSicAI Assoc IAr1oN: = We direct
attention to the com munication o.
'"Modisus," 8 prominent phy ysieian !, Of
the sauda, i milnaathng. hi e i delegates to
the meeting Of tho Association, which
is to bc held in Charleston, on the I'd
Tuesday of April. We trust that the
delegates named will attend.
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Rev. Tilman r. Gaines has re-
turned from New York, and brings
encouraging reports of immigrants
coming South. 'Mr. Gaines brought
several English laborers with him,
who have been engaged by Mr..
Spearman, Of Newberry.
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NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate
~ will be received for sixty days by
theE Chairman III the Board OF Trustees
ofsale State Qr1alan Asylum for 8 SITE .
and BUILDING for the above named
institution, ii1aecordance with Q joint
resolution of the General Assembly,
approved February q, A. D. 1873, to Z
invite proposals fof a site and building
as required by ssid joint resolutions.
II. w. TURNER
Chairman Board State Orphan Asylum.
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3.t.. = .' .-
THE PUBLICATION OF THE ACTS.

TIE PUBLICATION OF. THE Acrs.-
With the next issue Of our paper
we will likely conclude the publ.
cation Of the Acts of the Legisla'
ture, those only being published
which are deemed Of general inter
est. Among these are laws which
it becomes every good citizen to
read, since they affect the interests
of all. .....
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~ Major General Mcdowell, late
Of tho U. S. army, and commander
of this department. has been recently
on visit to Spartanburg and Greer :
Vile, and has been we'll received.
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PRoaREss.-The work is now rapid:
ly progressing on Cothran e. Wilson's
New Range. The roof is now being
covered, and tb Stores will be. ready
lin good time. ~ ... ,.... ...
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rD Judge Cooke it is said has
changed his mind i'll regard to resi-
ding at Anderson, and will proba-
bly, take up his residence in Grecu-
Vile.
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Prof. Joseph LcConte, in a paper
in SN;nan's Journal, upholds the
opinion that the whole theory Of
geology must be reconstructed Oh
the basis of q solid earth,
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Counterfeit fifty cent bills are in
circulation. Also, counterfeit ter,
dollar bills of the; Poughkeepsis
On. " National Bank.
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rEnMs.-Thrce dollars year, in ad
Osnte.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
time than six months. .-..,
Transient advertisements are charged
for at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIFTY
EENTs for each subsequent Insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to- persons advertising BY
the quarter or by the year.
nJ- All obituary notices and tributes
Of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston.
The advertising agency of Messrs
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL
represented by ROSWELL. II. LOGAN
Esq. is the only authorized agency fo'
this paper in Charleston.
nSr Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF
NAN are our authorized agents for Bal
{ timore.
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H The death Of Mrs. Jas. Gordon
Bennett is announced by telegram
from Europe.
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The MENINGITIS seems 10 be aba
ting in this and other sections. We
h,,ye heard of no moro deaths from
this disease, during the past week.
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WEATHER.-During the past week
there have been unusually high winds,
with occasional heavy rains.
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pI- We regret to learn that Mr..
Charles Wright, of the Dorm Mine is
seriously i'll.
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With onr immense resources. our
vasts1nd fertile country, our splendid
w;tfenpower, we have everything
practically in our own hands bands,
aad it wihsbe our own faultif we do
pot take advantageof the situauon "
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na- Judge Cooke has been holding
Court in Pickcns during tho past
week. ......
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pse w, oro ;,loldod to Cant n

, n9~ We arc indebted to Capt. W
r. White, Of the firm of White, Hill
T. Cunningham, for choice collection
Of Northern and Southern papers, for
which hc will please accept our
thanks. Captain and Mrs. White
have both been on visit to the
North, laying in their Spring and
Summer stocks-the former choice
selection of}general merchandise, and
the latter all the elegancies and novel
tics Of tho millinery department.
Our friends, ladies and gentlemen,
will find it 10 their interest 10 make
an early call. ..'' :.
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Grand Opening! . : !

The Grand Opening Of the very
latest Fashions for Spring and
Summer, 1873, takes place at the
Emporium of: Fashion at lO>5O
Wednesday, April Z 9th oot thee
ladies are desirousg of seeing the
most beautiful Stock ever Opened
i'm AbbeviIle, we invite them TO
call. Respectfully, o-, '>4'-. , ~
F JAS. w. FOWLER e CO., ~<
Froprietors' ~
April ,, 1873 silt
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Tuu1eRAyrs -poR THE SouTH-

The Rev. Tinlan B. Gaines, who
has beengecently5on visit to New.
York, il a coulmullicatinri to Sthe;
Grolln;oa, points ~out@ the difficult
ties in the way of getting the right
sort of immigrants, and the neces-
|sisy of having a local AGENT He
recommends as such agent Dr.: l.:
fC. Duncan, formerly Of Barnwell,
S. c., now occupying a responsible
position in the city, who will fill all
orders directed to him. Mr.. Gaires
says: '
ave are satisfied that it will re-
quire great caution in getting the
right Kind of immigrants. 1t will
not do to depend on ordering them
bv letter from the commissioners OF
emigration at Castle Garden. They
have not the time to select such
laborers as you need. People who
want Iaborers 60 there and exercise
the same care they would i'll buying
horse. There arc scores OF ruff
aus who come in to the labor
market, and wish only to have their
way paid to some other place.
These are first to respond where
Ilaborers are called tor. Any one
who fills an order at Castle Garden
must know something of human
nature, and watch diligently, OF
these fellows will get tho best o1
him. Three or four hundred peo'
pie sit there in the market place
every day to he hired. Here al
Castle Garden I first saw the man
in Scripture, who went into the
market to hire laborers for his vine;
yard. One of the officers. at the
Garden told me that he had $14C
in charge, sent by somebody al
Newberry, South Carolina, who
wnnted him to- send 'sflrmers;'
but he could not fill the order. Hc
had not the article to suit - ~
LrouoE LIcENsE.-Wc learn that
Mr.. L. D.fBowie, tho efficient Inten.
dent Of our town, has revoked the
old liquor licenses granted here and ia
issuing new licenses to conform to
the requirements Of the Tupper Law
and the instructions given by Judge
Cooke. This law provides, that,
to obtain Tavern License (Which
alone authorises to sell by tho drink
tho applicant must be recommended
by six respectable frceho'ders Of the
neighborhood, and enter into rccog-
nizancc in the sum of one thousand
dollars, and after, obtaining license
that "cvcry licensed tavern Keeper
shall have and keep in his or her
house 50 LICENSED, g at least two good J.
feather beds OF, mattresses for guests,
with good and sufficient bedclothes
for the same, and provide and keep
good, wholesome and sufficient dict
for travellers, and stablng and prov.
fendcr for four horses more than his or
her own stock, upon pain Of forfeit
ing his license or recognizance, and
being subject tolikc penalties as for
selling without license" .f'1T :. ''' Fl"
The law in many sections has been
a dead letter, but Judge Cooke is de-
termincd, and VIC think very justly,
to rovivc and enforce it's requirements.
. HJ~ We arc indebted to Capt. W.
r. White, Of the firm Of White, Hill
e. Cunninuham. for a choice collection
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rRAY's INVALUABLE ON
J MENT, for burns and old sores.
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1 .
ton, and thus nearly double its
value? Europe is manufacturing
country, and wherever Europeans
60, they carry with them manufac-
turing skill. These it is to our III
terest to have among US, however
poor, for they bring brain as well
as muscle, and these make capital.
If South Carolina had two hundred
thousand stout immigrants in her
borders to-day, a tide of prosperity
would set in which none can now
anticipate. Railroads, cities, towns,
and villages would spring up, and
soon the South would he named, as
she really is, the garden spot Of the
United States. .. p.
All we lack is immigration. If
we can get it with money in the
pocket Of the immigrant, so much
the better, but let US have it any
how. The Irish are good people,
but I think are too hot-hcaded for
the situation here. I think the
cool, calculating, industrious Ger
man will suit lis best, and | speak
knowingly when I say that he will
do we'll, and can make cotton grow.
Bring on a man of family, give
him land and a mule, and provisions
for the first year, and half of the
crop, and you will not have to sup
port him any longer. lie will take
care of himself after the first year,
and pay you for all the trouble and
expense you have incurred. The
Irish settled Long Cane; the Dutch,
Hard Labor. They came poor
not one in ten being able to support
himself the first year. They soon.
became wealthy and intelligent, |
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Fresh /, Arrivals.

SIaInoNS LIVER Res ULATOR-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-03
PROSPECTUS FOR 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE As.DGNS==.
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~ ADMITTED To We T1E n.NNp40NE.r
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NND CHAMPION
uf AMERICAN
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NOT ron SALE ~ Book uE NEW, SIlEi.-.
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nuati,, ~ If ur,liu,rv ngri,i}c,i = 'i''i
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a collection of pictures iii, iirst n,,iiu' M lii,
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tIi wear, Nine oil'r i,nniirnti,,', ~ I'm ,y Wv ~
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lar clas,, THE lLDI%E Is an umuin'' uii n,i.iI,,
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e..nr of "A a. mrtr II" rrmc .' ''ii,', T.
gnau.i'y ~ hnc pap and lnssavtpa. IA on. HI !
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10 ,rit Is an admitted tact tl' rs We 4, T.. a. -
: ni,c, - u .,.-hrst i, 4 cd IN nj IL ,h
r,,,mnp Al, ,illt. A. l,,,e ~ :" II > nl
I dlng t"a nl1r- educated md di.cIln.iun Il .,
artistic i,t,I ,7iiI III nto -, 80 a"r-' I"
Tia wuGl cut, .. ti'l. i ,INt, m VIZ II, i
,cac, All IN unto nni' + H. > az i"o % =
! Il ~ 5ntu '''s - ''- at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-03

-Four yellow fever nterments to k place at
shreveport, Oh Friday.
Three yellow fever deaths wcte reported on
Friday in Montgomery, Alabama. Absent es
are returning to the city, however, the wealth
being cold.
Economy is the order of the day al WASH
ington. 7ha heads of the deparm, mis- are
cutting down their estimates to the lowest os-
sible point.
fire at Reno, Nevllo, on Wen,sla5 night,
DESTROYED the business portion of the town,
excepting three or four fire proof buildings.
The loss is estimated at over 100000.
AT Belfast, Maiue, en- Feilay, John Il. Cor
don plead not gully to the charge of murdeli ing
ms brothers wife M rhorndike, las, Juue. ll.s
trial was set for November 10Th.
Mike McCoole, arrested in ST. Louis on sns-
piclon OF being implicated in the murder of Pat
sey Maney, has been released on $50 900 bail.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, who stabbed her
negro lover to death at San Francisco, and was
convicted of mansaughter, has been cntcnced
| 10 two years Imprisonment.
The woollen mill of Hoyt, Sprague Il CO., at
oswego, employing 500 persons, will suspend
! operations on Saturday.
Centdr Lfnimenf.-There is no pam which
the Centaur Linimen will not relieve, no sw ell
ing II VIII not subdue, and no aneness which
it will not cure. This Is strong language, but il
Is true. " here the parts net gone its effects
/ are marvellous. 1t has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lock jaw, sprains,
swelnSs, caked breasts, scads, burns, salt
rheum, eal-achc. &c., upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, calls, &c, upon animals
in one year Vs. have all otlier pretended REM
edies since the So ~ began. II is II counter-ir-
ritant, an all-h , rnin-relirvcr CIpplrs
| throw away their 'lt lt,up walk ppi-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-03


MURDER IN ST, LoUIs.-Sr. LOUIS, Oct.
O.-Between eleven and twelve o'clock last
night Patsey Marley, horse trader, who was
TO have fought Martin Broderick in the same
ring that Allen and Hogan were expected to
nght IN, was found by policeman, dying in
the street, opposite Mike McCoole's saloon at
tile corner Of Fifth and Washington streets,
shot through the breast. lie was removed 10
the Office of DR.. Brown, but died before reach
Ing there. He bad been in McCooe's saloon
drinking, and, It is said, quarreled with Mike.
Later in the itight McCo0le was arrested on lie
statement Of Edward Fitzgerald that he saw
AeCOole shoot Marley.
John Mitchell, q sd, jon keeper, Tom Best, a
horse trainer and Thomas Grifely, a barkeep-
or for McCoolc. were also arrested. A pistol
was found on Mitchell with one chamber dis
charged.
The 20 one.'s jury in The case of P,tsrv
Morley returned Il verdict that Q vas killed
BY pistol shot fired hy Nike McCo)!n,