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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
A Brutal Woman.

Maria Monico, young woman OF
great beauty and courage, is the leader
of band of brigands who infest the en-
virons of Catanzaro, Calabria, said to
be the most ruthless and extortionate
ever known in that country. Her hus-
band, having been killed in fight with
the gensd 'armes, she swore to avenge
him, and for that purpose accepted the
leadership of his band. Maria was ar,
rested short time since and sentenced
to thirty years Imprisonment, but hav-
ing fascinated her jailer he connived at
her escape, on condition that she woald
marry him. This she promised to do;
but no sooner had they reached her
band than the warden was stabbed to
death by her orders. Since the escape
of their leader the band has grown more
daring than ever, and SO cruel is the
leader known to be that the peasants
stand in terror of her, and always give
her any information she asks.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
A VILLAGE DESTROYED. - A

A VILLAGE DESTROYED. - A letter
from Sydney. G. b., says that the set,
tlement of West Bay, on the Grand
Lake, was almost demolished by the
late gale. On one side of the bay only
about six houses are left standing IN
the settlement of Baydale, twenty
houses were blown down. In tins set
tlement, one family seems to have beeh
remarkable sufferers. Finding theif
own house gone, they fled to that OF a
neighbor, when in very short time
the latter house took fire, and both
families had to flee and take refuge in
a greenhouse till morning.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

SPIDERS. The Peoria 0ll.) Tran
script asks: "Did any of our readers
ever experiment with the requirements
of a spider? If they haven't they have
deprived themselves of much amuse-
ment. One of the best ways to test a
spiders ability to get himself out OF a
scrape is to fill an ordinary wash-bowl
with water, take stick and place it in
the centre of the bowl, and reaching
some little distance above the water,
and then put a spider on top of the
stick. We will wager almost anything
that the insect gets himself away from
his isolated quarters in less than ten
minutes, if undisturbed, and he won't
even wet his feet in the transit. Try 1t
and see how it's done"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

THE School TREAT.-Young lady Ito
little girl &: "My dear, what's your
name ?"
Little Girl" En- 2"
Young lady" What's your name, my
dear p
Little girl" we didn't come here
to say our catechism We came to
play and enjoy ourselves. Come along,
Alice, and have a donkey ride 7
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
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JOB PRINTING
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 18th day OF April. a. 10. 1873. general
election Will DE held in the city Of Cairo.
Alexander county, state OF Illinois, fof the
selection of the following named municipal
officer, to-wit: \ mayor, a city council. a
city clerk. city attorney, city treasurer
and police magistrate; each Of the five 90
ward, into which the city ~ now divided be.
Ing entitled TO the election of two % alder.
men.
For the purposes of said election, polls
VIII be- opened at the following named pla.
ce-, tO-wit: In the First ward. at the COIN
mission house of +. +. Davis. Esq. on the
south side Of sixth (G) street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues; in the Sec
ond ward. at the Rough and Ready engine.
house on the east side Of Washington avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets; In the
Third ward, at the Iiibernian engine-house
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street; in the Fourth
ward, n the courthouse, and in the Fifth
ward, ut Mrs. Sulliyan's house on the north
west corner OF Commercial avenue and
Twenty-tith street.
by order Of the city council.
VI. j. IIowLEY. City clerk.
JOHN VI. LANsDEs, Mayor.
CAIRO. Ills., March IL. lSI3-tl
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EMINENT SALE.
Navy Department, J
Bureau of Construction anI Repair.
WASHINGTON. March L., 1873.

w AbHtNGION. NnftII IL, 1919.
The navy department will offer for -ale at
public auction at the United States naval
station. Mound City, Illinois. on Thursday
the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1873, at Il O'Clock,
M, the United states stern-whcel, iron-clad.
single-turrct vessel "OceOla,' Of 3Gj tons
measurement: the propeller iron-clad, SIN
gle-iurret vessels, Marietta and "San-
dusky," each OF 2Jj tons measurement; and
the propeller steamer "Mignonette,' OF 30
tons measurement
The vessels and the inventory OF articles
to bc sold with each, can be examined at
any time before the day OF sale, on appica-
ton 10 the commandant ofLthe station.
Twenty per centun of the whole amount
81 the purchase money In each ease must be
deposited at the time OF sale, the balance
within ten days from the date OF coniirina-
ton OF sale by the department, and the YES
sci or other articles purchased, must be re-
moved from the station within two weeks
from the date OF such confirmation.
Ifnot confirmed the money deposited will
he returned.
The government reserves the right 10
Withdraw the vessels, or either of them.
from sale ut any time, and to reject any bid
or offer which may he considered inadequate.
There will also be offered for sale nj the
same time and place, and subject to the same
terms and conditions, one old boom. now in
Use " the station for the protection 81 the
vessels, together with such boats, furniture
and stores, under the cogniZancc Of this bu-
reau, as do not properly belong TO the YES
sells named, and will be sold separately.
NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, March 10,
1873.
The foregoing order from the Navy de-
partment !, published by authority of the
comnandant ofstation.
FRANCIS f. GILLETT.
3-20lf Paymaster u. $. Navy.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared TO show you at lsS Com
mercial avenue, next door TO c. w. Hen
derson's stove store apractical Illustration
OF the Gibbs process Of manufacturing soap,
either from talow, grease or cotton seed
oil. We claim an advantage of IS per cent.
in quantity and much larger advantage in
quality over any ordinary process OF making
We will make batch at 10 o'clock on Mon
day morning and another one at 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon. and afterwards to oblige those
wishing to investigate its merits. Call and
see us. II only takes one hour TO see the
whole process OF making.
s3-23-lt CHApBouRy A RArrry. Agts.
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COUNTY COURT.
MARCH TERM. 1873.

MARCH, TERM. 1919.
Hon. r. Bross, judge, presiding, i. H..
Pope, attorney. J. q. Lynch, clerk, \. IT..
Irwin. sheriff.
PROBATE SIDE.
Estate of George Baumgard, deceased
Malinda Baumgard, adminisirairiX. Final
report submitted. examined, approved and
administrative discharged from further liza
biliiics.
Estate of Newell ". Randall, deceased Il.
4. Edmundson, administrator. Final report
submitted, approved ard administrator dis
charged.
Estate Of Two Watson, deceased; Nancy
Watson. Administrative. Appraisemont
bin. together with widows allowance OF
specific property set oil by appraisement (;
amount $50 ~. submitted and seycrally ap.
proved in order 10 be recorded
In the matierOf the guardianship Of Mich
acl >tapletcn. minor heir of Peter Stapleton.
deceased. &. Winston. guardian; report
hled. approved, and ordered recorded; and
said guardian authorized to loan balance Of
money in hi hands for the benefit Of the
minor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

Messrs. Schicht x Ulrich on the corner of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue, have
established cleaning and dyeing establish
ment in which all cleaning and coloring are
done by steam. Silks. vevcts, woolons, etc.,
VIII be cleaned and colored to look like new :
faded and damaged goods will be restored
to their original beauty: plaid goods dyed,
plaid retaining oil their colors Kid gloves.
plunes, etc, cleaned and dyed any color.
The ladies and gentlemen of Cairo are re.
quested to call and examine specimens OF
work. 3.l0Gt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

AT the city election in Charleston, Mis-.
souri,, which came of last week, Thos. b.
Winter was elected mayor; VIM. b. swank,
Thos. Beckwiih, Albert Daniorth and Jas. II.
Bethune were elected members of the
city council. George W. Konrick and IL.
L'itz were tied, and the choice between
them will fiaye TO be determined by the
mayor by lot. An ordinance will have TO be
passed by the council prescribing the man
ner In which such choice shall be determ-
ined
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

The case OF smallpox referred to in the
sun Of several days ago. Is not likely to
give the health officer any more trouble.
Tho parents of the child employed no physi-
clan aud kept the neighbors In ignorance
of the fact that It had the smallpox. and a.
a consequence the existence of the case was
not brought to the attention Of the health
officer. As soon as Mr.. wooton became
aware OF the existence of the case he called
at the House and found that the child was
dead and ready for burial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
b f A L T f L L.

During the proper season tor them we shall
keep Tor sale alarge variety OF pretty, healthy
and desirable house and garden plants and
roses in pots, bulbs, shrubs, eyergreens and
hanging baskets, which we intend to offer AT
low prices, that everybody may have flowers
and foliage TO beauiify their homes. Our
monthly roses will be unsurpassed by any
roses in the city. We shall be receiving
fresh supplies occasionally, and should our
patrons wish anything obtainable OF florists
We would gladly take their orders and ill
them. TO any one at n distance seeing this
advertisement and writing their desires, we
can ship plants saiely.)
At BRISTOL q STILWELLS,
No. 60 Eighth street. Come and
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday morning was well attended, and
much interest manifested by our citizens in
the proceedings. The committee appointed
to prepare the new hall VIII be ready to re.
port tomorrow morning, and 1t Is expected
that possession will be taken of the new
room on Tuesday. The following sales were
reported: cars white corn in bullaps del
isc: ear white corn in bulk 3oc; cars
mixed corn S u ID lie; GO bags mixed corn
lic. 3 ears mixed hay 81; ears mixed oats
SAC; 100 bbs -four on p t; 60 bbls choice fam
lis e.: 30 bbls NX So 30; GO bb!S supcrfinc
81: goo lbs c : bacon sic: tierces OF lard
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETlN, SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1873
and left with a big trip for Red river.

and left with big trip for Red river.
The Era No. 0 passed up having cir.
Gus on board bound for Cincinnati, and for
a wonder and something strange they dill
not show here.
The Glasgow oamo in flying light from
Johnsonvilo and took on board a load
Of corn and went to Hickman last
night.
The John Kyle passed down without
adding anything here, and was not near
loaded. She will probably fiji ont below
here with corn.
The Raven passed by for st. Louis with
bargos containing salt.
a dispatch was received here ycster-
day say ing that the towboat Collier aud
barSes, had run into tho land below Hen
derson and done considerable damage:
but to what extent VIC could not learn.
Sbc is onroute to New Orleans, and has an
assorted cargo. The Eckert was tele-
graphed for and will go to her assistance
this morning.
The Capitol City and LOWS had good
trips, and added some hero.
The E.pcranzs go. away for Memphis
with an assorted csrgu, and had all she
could carry, dnd left enough Memphis
freight TO load five boats of like capacity
| We. think our merchants and shippers
are entitled to square deal but OF
late the Anchor line boats have been CIV
ing them the shake, as regards taking
gny freight from them, and consequently
considerable freight for Memphis and
way points has accumulated. II is nearly
all to fill orders, and tho delay is as great
an aggravs.ion 10 the consignec Us it is to
the shipper. They ought 10 open new
deck and ship by other boats "Fly-
time ut st. Louis is not tar distant. then
the Anchor lice viii be- glad TO take from
Cairo.
Captain Sabrce president OF -. Ber-
nard Coal company was in the city yc-tor-
day, trying to make arrsrrements TO sup
ply the lower country with coal. Tho
mines are situated about ~ miles bac!, o.
Henderson.
The John Kyle had on board quite
number IF circus people and curio,itic.,
who are going TO Galveston 20 Join the
New York and New Orleans circus and
menagerie. Among tho company was
the MaTmoth Queen and two children.
aged and G years, whose weight, tho
childrcn'sl Is 73o pounds.
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STEAMER SINK.

News OF the sinking of towboat Collier at
Henderson, Kentucky, OH Thursday night,
was received in this city yesterday after
noon. The dispatch gave no further partic-
ulars than that the Collier had sunk BY being
run into the bank. She wastowing mum
Der OF barges at the time Of the disaster.
but it j. believed that none of them sus-
tanned any injury. The Eckert wa sum
moned to her assistance. and will probably
start for Henderson this evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


DELMoNICo HOTEL.
Henry HIleman. Caledonia, Illinois; Jef
Eddleman, Jas \ Beasly. Dongola; Thos Me-
Nsmara, Cincinnati: II Griffith, Memphis:
JasP Fitzgerald. Bolivar. Mississippi; David
johnson. Jacob Beard, Carbonate: James 4
Creighton. Fairfield, Illinois; Phil V Ficlc.
Oscar Moon. st Louis; VI Ostes. Co,ington;
Henry Williams. New York. Geo liendrson.
Iowa; Chas Cunningham. Nashville; VIM
Frees. New orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

At the railroad convention held At NAV
field, Ky. OH last Wednesday, in the inter
est Of the Cairo and Tennessee River rail-
road, eight Of the eleven directors were
present; also delegates were present from
almost every section along the proposed line
OF the road. Col. b A. Neal was chosen
president of the temporary organization. A
full aecoun, of the proceedings Of the con-
yention will be published in rnH BULLETIN
in day or two.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
NEW GOODS.

Mr.. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock Of new and fashion,
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons. flow
crs and notions of all sorts, oil OF which will
be sold at the lowest prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

Messis. Ward & Roberts. house. sign and
ornamental painters, Washington avenue.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. arc
now ready TO receive orders for every kind
of work in their line. Orders for granting.
kalsomining, paper hanging. house. sign. or
or ornamental painting will receive
prompt attention at their hands. Mr.. Rob
crts did the Roirting in the custom house.
which OF its sclfis better recommendation
than anything we could say in his favor. MIR.
Ward isalso woll-known rs q iir.t-closs paint
ter.
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FOE ALDERMEN.

We are authorized to announce the name
of Chas. o. Pa;ier as a candidate for alder
man from the Fourth % ward. at the enri.
ing municipal election.
BY authority we announce that ". J. Me.
Gauley will he candidate for alderman
from the Fourth ward at the approaching
election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.

We are authorized 70 announce Mr.. James
Ryan n candidate for the Office OF police
magistrai' at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton.
We are authorized TO announce William
r. Pitcher as a candidate for the Office OF
police magistrate. at the ensuing municipal
election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

An individual u little the wore Tor too
much whiskey entered the snloon OF Frank
Desolo, on Ohio levee, yesterday. and asked
tor drink, which was refused him. lie be.
came indignant. walked out into the street.
picked up IA hard clod OF dirt, re-entered the
saloon aud dashed the dirt through a very
handsome and costly mirror hanging up be.
hind the counter. Viewing The demolished
mirror for minute with look Of perfect sat-
isfaetion, lac left the house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Capitol City, st, Louis
" Henry Probasco Memphis
John Tol.e, st. Louis
Susie Silver, st, Louis
VIM Lewis, st. Louis
Lady Lee, Red river
Tyrone, Nashville
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Glasgow, Johnsonvillo
Era No 8, New Orleans
City of Chester, Memphis
Raven, Ohio river
Exchange, Pittsburg
John Kyle, st. Louis
City Of Quincy, New Orleans
Mountain Oak, Coal mines
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer Capitol City, Vicksburg
" Henry Probasco, Cincinnati
John Tolle, New Orleans
" Susie Silver, Red river
" VIM Lewis Memphis
" Lady Lee, St. LOUIS
" Tyrone, Nashville
" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Glasgow, Hickman
" Fra No 9, Cincinnati
City of. Chester, st. Louis
" Raven,
" Exchange,
City Of Quincy,
VIM Cowen,
John Kyle New Orleans
Esperanza, Memphis
Illinois Columbus
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
The rise in the Ohio during the past "a
hours was about 8 inches. The Mississippi
has commenced falling at st. Louis.
There is now plenty Of water to that
place and it will have to decline several
feet before tho camel will become trouble
some.
Special dispatches to The BULLETIN
report the condition of the rivers at vari.
Gus places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business picked up yesterday, and ship
monts were considerable. Our shippers
are paying the same rates US St. Louis
shippers pay. Frcigh,s are plenty for all
points.
The weather was clear and mild, and
very pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The John Tolle added over 400 tons
here and has engagements for 900 sacks
Of corn at tho foot Of Wolf island.
The Arkansas Belle camo In with fair
trip. She was to take on at Metropolis
number of excursionists who make the
trip TO Evansville and back.
The Silver made some additions here
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
Pahlaeatfeu Once. Railcsin Building
WashengtOn Avenue.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron CITY TREASURER.

FOR CITY TREASURER,
We are authorizedto announce MIR. James
A. Phillis candidate for the Office of city
treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election
We arc authorized to announce that Rob't
A. Cunningham will be a candidate for re.
election to the Office OF city treasurer. at the
ensuing municipal election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

viii sell lot numbered IL in block 40, first
addition, fronting on Twentieth street. Ny
mouse now snndingon said viii be moved,
leaving good brick cellar, clstcrn and out
houses For particulars enquire at my shop
on Twentieth street. WM. EniERs.
n.lnllm
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HOTEL For RENT.

The undersigned offers to rent the Ilisey
house. situated near Greenfield landing.
Missouri, and at the terminus OF the &. NF.
railroad. Favorable terms win be offered to
a good tenant. For particulars apply to b.
+. Field. Fields stable, Cairo, or on the
premises to j. b. GREENFIELD.
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IfOI, sAII.

Fay ei'aY, lot II, block a., 1T addition, on
Iweniy-iir't street a nae c5tiags resdieqce
IN splendid condition; hall and three rooms
ana kitchen, good ci,torn, stables AMI out
houses Apply 70 re. HARMON y Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
March 20, 1873. .i-aO-9W
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Mr.. David Johnson of Carbonate, the
gentleman who was superintendent Of the
stone work on the Southern Illinois normal
school building, was in the city yesterday,
looking about to see what the prospects are
for establishing a frst-cass stone cutting
mandatory in Cairo. Mr.. johnson j. an
experienced stone cutter, and IL he con,
cludes 20 settle here, our people win I'm.
doubleday give him hearty welcome.
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THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF DR..
rABEK


THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF Dr..
rABER.
DR.. u. c. Taber will commence Il scIic, of
lectures at the Atheneum, in this city, on
saturday and Sunday evenings, March %
and 30, on "Ihe True Philosophy of Life, 4"
continuing them from time 10 time, a. cir.
cumstanees will permit, OF which due notice
viii be given. The subject for the first lee
ture viii be "God, the Creator" That of
the second will be "1hc Language'of Things.
or the Science Of correspondence" This
Ilttle-tlnderstOod subject il one Of the most
profound interest at the present time.
amidst the confusion Of conflicting ideas. AS
II gives the key by which we can unfold the
language in which the bible was and how II
must be interpreted, at the same time throw.
ing much light on the mythology and history
OF tle past, and the so-called idolalrous relg-
ION OF the present The subjects of these
lectures Will be OF the most attractive inter.
est, III consequence of the new truths nm.
ioided, many OF them mostly confined TO
physical science, but showing the eternal
harmonV between science aud religion. ns
well rs the eminently practical character or
all genuine knowledge. They win be pre.
pared with great care, to please as well in.
struct, avoiding all close scientific technical.
tiles and reference TO unfamiliar Languages
Tickets TO each lecture ffty cents, admitting
gentleman and lady, can be had at Schultz
lannon's, Rockwells, Bristol a. stilwelrs
and at the door. Doors open at "A O'Clock.
commencing precisely at $ o'clock.
n-pust
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

The memberso OF this association are hereby
ordered to meet at their rooms, over w. b.
Rockwelrs book store. tomorrow monday
evening, at O'Clock, for the election Of Off.
GERS for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action OF other business Of great Importance
to the association.
By order of the president. ..23lt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

Win be sold TO the highest bidder, on the
first day OF April next, the house and lot on
the corner of Tenth aud Walnut streets.
o.Iit1
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Cairo, lIls., March Is, 1873.

W. IL. Bradley will continue the commits.
sion and forwarding business at the same
stand tNo. 80 Ohio leyee). l would cheer.
July recommend him to the confidence and
patronage of my friends and public genor-
any &, q. ALLARD.
3.lg-gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

The quarrel among the members OF the
Rev. Mr. Shores church still goes on; and
1t is feared there win be serious trouble
among them at the church to-day. Both
sides are determined to have possession of
the house, and will be prepared for any
emergency. Look out fora high Old time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

There are but seven eases of smallpox in
The city. OF these. FIX are in the pest
house and the other at private house in
the lower part of the city. All are reported
TO be doing well, and in rAf way for re.
covering.