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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
COMMUNICATED, f,.
"Quitc Satisfactory for our Friend, the Doc.

tOr.''
Mn: EDITOR An response to the banter
in the TIMES of the 1 9th September, DR.
Olivercs "writcs toexplain' his share in
the affairs ofttholate Town Council. In
that explanation SO satisfactory us far
as our worthy friend, the Doctor, is con
ccrncd," some reflections are cast upon
the remaining members of the late Coun-
Gil which l feel called upon to rcspudin
and dcnounce. pasG ieft
"Our worthy friend the Doctor" in
the first place says that the tax levied
in June, 1873, was for the ostensibc pur-
pose of aiding the Fire Department, &C.
The good Doctors word "ostensiblc, is
rather ambiguous and very mysterious.
What does he mean? L he would in
innate that the Town Council or any of
lis members levied tax and pretcnds it
was Tor one purpose, and applied it for
other purposes, he makes charge
both malignant and false. The tax re-
ferrcd to was levied for the general pur-
poses of our Town Government. A part
of it, one hundred and fifty dollars was
paid ouer to the Elliott Hook and Lad
der Company i'll response to an applcn-
ton from that organization filed with
the Council nearly Il year previous, and
which had been deferred bccause Coun-
Gil was then engaged in opening the
New Street, which enterprise demanded
all of the available resources of the
Town. (By the way, "our worthy friend
the Doctor" was opposed to this enter
prise and indeed to most othcrs.")
The rest of that Tax was applied to
defiayins the various expenses of the
Town. Council would also have been
ablcto have purchased one or two Fire
EXtinguishers if the clerk had left his
books in proper order when he went
away OIL his summer tour. SO much for
that Tax and its apr licaion. Then fol
lows Gap, during which the good Doc
tors time is devoted to other Towns.
When he returns is terrified to hear that
some other improvements have heen
made in his absence. The fall of water
down Market into Amelia Street had
been diverted by Il drain 50 as not to
flow over and upon the lots on Amelia
Street, but to 60 around these lots down
Broughton Street, and u new bridge had
been put over tho run on the Bull Swamp
road which had been removed some
years ago, had filled up and backed the
water upon adjacent lands, rendering the
Towh sickly, The good Doctor admits
that 1.-TWO years ago application was
made to council to do these very things.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OnAScEpunc, c., H., s.. c.
September 22rd 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office on or before the 9th day of October
1873, for repairing Jones Bridge over
North Edisto River. Also for the repairing
of Rowos Bridge over North Edsto River
The repairs to be complete, and no decayed
Timber or Lumbcrto be used For particu-
lars apply at this Office.
BY order oftho Board,
GEORGE BOLIvER,
Clerk of Board Of County Commissioners.
Sep. 27 1873 1t
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.HDERSoNs wishing to enter stock of any
their arrangements, II they will give noticeEto
the Treasurer. or apply on the grounds, and
select their pels or stables the week before the
Fair. Some one will be on the ground that
week, TO attend TO the selection of Pens or
Stnbles, IS
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SUBSCRIBERS

tHss:l! WI! have ..!:Sir papers regularly
mailed. Send us now names, build-up
our paper, and let every household in
the County be a supporter Of our enter
prise.
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liDKEIl1,ISERS

'iWilitfndit specially to their interest
tolgiye rs their cards. A conspicuous
notice will attend each advertisement.
To build up the interests Of our merchants
I ID the aim of the "'rimcs,"
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ILcneefo1.th, all Legal Adj
Ncrtiscments, Of County
+ Interest, whether notices
orothers, Will be publish
Ell t1orHthe benefit Of oul,
readers whether they are
paid tOl' or not. s5s f.
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Estate Sale.

III accordance with the order of Hon.
Augustus b. llnowlton Probate Judge,
will sell at public outcry
for cash at Orangeburg Court House
: onH Saturday the LIST, November next, three
4 Bales of Cotton Of the Estate of Joel Knotts
JOHN ID. KNOTS,
Executor.
Oct IL 1873 81
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS will be inserted. at
6 the Irate Of one dollar and n half per square
for the first Insertion, and one dollarrer square
for. each subsequent insertion. 5afs
q Liberal terms nasic with those who desire
to advertise for three, si> or Twelve months.
beMs Mqrriagc notices and Obituaries not
exceeding one Square, inserted free.
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Miss s'taley, one of the lot owners on
/ Amelia Street has recently presented To
esoslncila petition for relief fr5m this
iiow ofswSater:by this very nsodes
Il The drain was construeteds How,
1wassit tloney The good Doetpr says he
is iiiiormed that no vote was taken upon
this matter in Council, and that the
work was done without lawful authority.
This IsdenY. The matter was referred,
by Council TO the Committee on Streets
Tor action. This can prove by Capt
yas, FSIzlar md s; sDibblc, 3 Esq. who,
,N. were present at the meeting of Council
when it was 50 referred. IF AIderncn.
Willcock and Martin will tax their.
memory hllittle they ean not s4y) pthefssi
Wise. The Committee on streets consist
ed iAlessrs. qlsoiiSer, iYillcocls ,sspl1 my,
self majority ct the Gouhcil,, The
committee carried out th.ir instructions
and gaveithe drain to Mr.. Lucas to be
constructed as his skill and experience
suggested The d;ainl aud bridge. we're.
built, and built BY authority Of Council,
i claim that tbs matter of Drainage is
second only totle! protection of private
property in Importance. !. Both these in
terest as well as the preservation ofthe.
health Of Orapgeburg have been sub
served, IN the construction oflhe,, drain
on Amelia Street, and the Lridge OH the.
Bull Swamp Road. ,api
The responsibility of these two im.l
provcments rests upon the Committee on
Streets and L am Milling to, assume the.
major share of TINT responsibility,
The letter Of .fsourworthy friend, the
Doctor" is written rs ihc. kept the .Ipin-
utes OF the late Council, with view to-
exonoratc himself from the censure Of
his fellow citizens for any action which
might seem uppopular ! ,eertaiplys ey.3S
oncratc the good Doctor from all blame
and responsibility Tor all improvements
in the Town of Orangeburg during the 4
last administration. He deserves, this
cxonoration at the hands of his fellow
citizens. Thus much | have, deemed.
proper in response to the Doctors espla-
nation and as due to my tellow,citizens
towhom my. record is presented with the
request that my official acts be scanned
with the severest scrutiny. f.e.,,
iNoihinsextepuatc,o or set down ought
in malice. catie4.,,s,, .5.,,,.
j am erytruly,your fellow-citizen.
aaF II. w. ,BRIGGNIA-NN.
more. The TIMES made no anter
ofitselfon the 18th of September, eSf
cept upon the responsibility ofa commull
nication handed in with regard 3to. u
sltJsa5 wei fssrt ssssl
herd, as the public will be enlightened
before becoming censoriurs.
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in monoy5to the amount Of said advance

ments. No clause provided for contin-
genciessef money paales, srealSsgs of
banks. DC. ina word i vas q contract
made tosessstit1 bsth parties sspped,
and any evasion oe its terms is a,yiola-
tion of an honorable bond There is no
opportunity for the farmer to say, 81
will not sell my cotton" until he is the
owner of it. Would he crush the mer-
chant and faetoF while he waits for,bet.t
ter prices? We think not. In future,
if he would DICTATE prices let him be out
of debt-owei mo bossy,l merchants, fac,
tor, nor laborer, then he nay holdahis
crop until it, is as tyhluableias silk. OH.
erWisc he must protect his factor or # forH! s!
felt bis go0yp'dl M name for honesty. This
train ofremarks, we are happy to think,
applies only toia few. .. ii. .a.lsas,...
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The State ofSouth Carolina.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN TIE courr OF PnoBArE.
By AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN, Esq,

Judge of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Kcziah,A Rush hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administration
on the Estate of Benjamin Rush, late Of
Orangcbnrg County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and atlmonisl,
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased to DC and appear be-
fore me Mt Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the
18th day of October, 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ to show cause if any, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of my
Court, this 3O,h day OF September Ammo
Domini 1873.
AUG. B. KNoWLTDN,
L.S.1 Judge of Probate q. G.
oct 1 IT
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Nj ONS. BERGER informs the Ladies' and
obtained sufficient number of pupils, he
will open Dancing School on the 10th inst.
Mons. b. is well known as the only rrofcs-
sional teacher in this State his headquarters
being in Charleston, and he can give the best
references here and all over the State. He
teaches dancing nall its various branches,
without any exceptions. Persons wishing to
join the class are requested to do so AT the
first Lesson. Forparticulars apply the l4th
inst, at Mcroney's Hotel
Oct. o. 1873 81 2t
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70 change Contract Advertisements, notice
imast be given before Monday noon.
Our friends wishing to have advertisements
inverted in the TIMES, must hand them i'll by
Tueadag smorning, 10 o'clock.
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very ren,iss in neglecting to enforce
What is commonly called the Turper
law, as thaY arc required TO doSby the
18th sectisn Of thoRs0th chaptcr of The
Reyises Statutes.
s NJ ]. q. MOSS,
q Forenan !.
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A N s. w E ia

BECAUSE they llaye found out tl;st 3l,;sl
goods are CHEAP and FRESH, which ss,a.
ables them to get as much for oNEsDOLLAR, r.,
os they get for two at 'otE er stores. IS =
elsewhere. .sl' W. 3 81 s.
q nesa- Goods delivered, free Of charge.
n Jan. !, 1873 III iyas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-30
street.
Jasper,
INDIANA.
% Every Citizen of Dubois Co:

We are DESTROYS Of publishing a papar
which will advance the interests Of the
county in every way, and to that end
request our assistance. We want you
to furnish any items which you think
will bc Of interest in your locality, any
local G, snts Of interest happening we
would be glad to hear of,--alsO any dis
coveries of minerals, or other articles.
Remember. we cannot be everywhere at
the same time, and if you want really
good paper. you can help make il so.and
mt the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject, and for
those who have not been accustomed toI
writing for the public, we will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along the
items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-30

Coon CLIP.-Mr. l.. J.. Kelso sIrarcd
his sheep last week. and from the year.
ling Lincolnshire buck. which took the
~ premium at our Fair last Fall. and is
now thirteen months old, he took IL lbs
"fcl"an fleece. and averaged 8 lbs apiece
for his entire flock. lie has a lew fine
lambs to sell. and farmers cannot do
%fi"r than provide themselves with
,oinc Of this Kind Of stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-30

The peoples Bank Of Princeton
commenced operation this week.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS!

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article have Dr. John Bulls priya
stamp "n each bottle Dr. John Bull only has the RICH
=" manufacture and sell the original John Smith Tonic
syrup OF Louisville. Kentucky. Examine well the label
IN Zach t"''le II my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase. or you will be deceived
zee my column advertisement. and my show card.
sil prosecute any infringing on my right The genu
>c.:. ~
THE PrsIc's SERVANT,
:, DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville. Kent ucky. May 10. ls72
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"ln the administrators notice of
Anselm llOneys estate in the Courier
last week the printers made the estate
appear rs insOlvent. This is a mistake.
a, We arc informed. the assets will more
than cover the liabilities.
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JASPER COURIER.

"A Louisville firm is going to erect a
plow factory in Tell City.
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LArTAIS JACK The Dixon Nue /,
,h..saph obtains from a resident Of
.a IN. place, a Mr.. Johnson, who lived for
,Sa'' e nmc among the Modocs and left
,",. m not long before the present d;a;-
v w this description Of the doughty
6va lor: Captain Jack is about thirty.
inch! years OF age and about five feet SIX
u.s. IN hight, and weighs not far from
.o -" pounds. Is rather morosc in his looks
b lae !. times dresses in good clothes and
ma ms = money on monte '.like gentle
nnI" captain Jack has now deposited.
can o': ne drew it out recentlv' ahomi
No. !, IN the Yrcka bank; so Won acc he's
Ai,l .ne wild. untamed savage suppo. ed
has sssac;., full bloodcd Indian, yet he
eiv; H.e Of years, and has lust enon~h
- st'on mixed with his Modoc ways
r,,d %akc him the most devilish desn.'
,hs, 81 the age. Mr.. johnson believe.
lsH az !. ne and his followers, about sir,v
MN" -. ne lava beds or the uivht or ~.
asS .uer, and are now way in the NOM
n - and may not be found for veors
!. :. ses:acteristic If an Indian thai ;c
eau IN MI! a gre white chief he l. thor
% die, and meets death fcarlcssiv
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The June number of that time
r"norea monthly. The PhrcnoIoyical
""ari'a'. maintains lis character for OK.
".'lrnce aud progression. Its long table
:. contents discloses a freightagc at once
n.'". Interesting, and edifying wit
IS he Bacon OF Schwartz-Scnborn.
aui the Vienna Exhibition. Emnrass
;i-I'labeth Of Austria Socialism IN Amer
- an account Of the different Comm.
",'ies, from the earliest; One Kind Of
I"os's; Emily Faithful and her Mis-
; i"n born to be Hanged, with lifc-liLe
.,'e, a Neighbor Of Mine-a|
LOU story; Respiration, or How TO
.ar .a'ne The Science Of Music-a ncccs-
LIs o'ahch of education. Tlis valua-
o'e journal will commence its t;ftv-sav
s volume with the July number
Inscription, r;., price. 500 a year. or on
80. 80" $3.50 for six months. 80 cents sin.
:" lumber. ). II. Wells, New York.
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UThe Agricultural Society, we un.
derstand have adopted a premium lis,
for the coming fair.
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UMr. George Mchringer is repaint-
ing his residence this week, which adds
greatly To its appearance.
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"The frame Of Mr.. GramelspacI,cr's
new residence was raised Saturday
aud when completed his house will he
quite an addition to that part of town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-30

0TFriedman 4 Bro. sold to q firm
in Cincinnati fifty thousand feet Of Wal
nut lumber yesterday.
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1T The work ofIaying down the iron
through Spencer county will begin
shortly on the Cine innati and Rockport
Railroad.
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@fhc present il is thought will be a
fair fruit year in this county. Peaches
will not lie as plenty as last, but will be
apt TO he better.
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TO THE LADIES.

\ Forty 'ig'' page book containing answers for
questions Of Importance Sent free to any addrr. 10
ten cents. A''ress MRS. II. METZGER, .Hanoyer r.,
March IA, 70. I'm. a.
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Mr. 4. l.. j.. Clrici,. ut his monue.c.
i"r!. on North Main Street. j. turniuy
ont several fine grades of cigars ~
"hlrh he Invites the attention of deal.
"r-. and lovers oftlc weed. lie sell.
'''e same. quality of Cigars at lower
prices Than they can he bought IN tho
''''e>. MI" hopes our nrople will patro,.
re home i'sii'n'i".i- 49,. save paving
i"'-id a. = ,! ,;aciion.
may 30 3m.
'.. i.nFx>rs. : The following
h.'.ii'gc Licenses were issued durino
Wy.
tiri"h BOWER anil Catherine Dillev.
der. """"-
WIN \. Tr"yI"r and Flora T.. Hobbs
vincent Siillwcll and Elvira Mayo.
Peter Small and Ann T.. Dean.
'srob Schneider aud Louisa NJ. Trox.
lrr.
John Schwent and Margaret Pom.
Herman II. IIellcnwcser and Mary
>hcrcr.
John II. IIcrstcins and Maria A. Buhr.
"eo. -. i. Green and Anna Never.
VIM u. Graves and Mary V. Dove.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

The following changes IN the stations and dut les
Of officers Of the Ordnance Department have been
made:-
Captain F. Fl. Parker has been detached from the
Washington Arsenal and ordered to the Fortress
Monroe Arsenal First Lieutenant g. W. Mckee.
from the ST. Louis Arsenal and ordered to the
National Armory at Springfield Mass; Captain d.
j. Young, Ordnance Storekeeper, from the New
York Arsenal and ordered to the st. Louis Arsenal
The Navy Department has received information
of the arrival of the United States steamer Tusca-
r0ra at San Francisco from Puget Sound, having
made eighty-three casts on the way to ascertain
the continental outline, or the beginning OF the
ocean bed, in obedience to orders from the Secre-
tary. This order was given In accordance with the
request OF various scientific men. and the result
will be OF interest to that class 1t Is the intention
or the Navy Department to have the Tuscarora con-
tinue sounding to Cape ST. Lucas at the southern
extremity OF the California peninsula.
son are ordered to duty as members OF the Ex-
amining and Retiring Board at Washington, D. 9.
Lieutenant Charles Il. Judd is ordered to the re.
ceiving snip Vermont at New York. Lieutenant
ship Vermont at New York and ordered to the re-
ceiving snip Ohio, at Boston; passed Assistant Pay
master George Ii. Gri1ing, lately detached from the
Narragansett, is ordered to, settle his accounts;
Midshipman L. L. Reamey Is detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Worcester.
Assistant Adutant General Pelouze on the COM
department. OF the Lakes, Will report for duty ut
the Adutant Generals Office, War Department; ;
Captain John P. Hawkins Commissary OF Subsist-
ence, has been relieved from duty in the Military
Omaha, Neb., to report to the Command
ing General OF the Departmnt OF the
Platte for assignment to duty as Chief e
chasing and Depot Commissary at Omaha; captain
william II. Nash, Commissary OF subsistence, has
been ordered to Louisville. KY, to report TO the
South ior assignment to duty as Purchasing and
Depot Commssary at that place.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
INDIAN !, DIFFICULTIES

rsIs.A-4sT SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10, 1873
despatch frondsSan Diego tonight says that the
leaders Of the revolt in Sonora, Mexico. have fed
to the mountains with large amount Of treasure
stolen by them. In consequence OF the political
trouble In that state the Apache Indians are CON-
mitting murders and robberles In the district Of
Ures with impunity.
despatch from Elko. New, Tonight, says -
.qndian Commissioner Ingalls,, of sar-Lake, has
been holjing grand council here during two days
past The object Of the council is to lay before the
1pdlans Che proposal To remove them to another
r6servatf0n withfh the next year, and also for the
distribution of their anHuties. This morning the
Eastern Nevada ShoshoUss together with large
representation oil the Pl-UtesN Nassembled to receive
their annuities. Over 400 bucks were present.
Soon after the work or dsCribptio1 had begun the
interpreter ascertained that the Utes and tile Pah.
Utes had formed an alliance for general fight
against the ShoshOnes. The tr0able originated
partly on account or the distribution and partly in
consequence of old hostilities. A separation OF
the tribes and redistribution OF goods mad to be
resorted to to restore order Tonight the chiefs
of all the tribes meet to discuss the new reserva-
ton question. Nachez, the chief OF the Pah.Utes,
refused to participate in the council and withdrew.
The ShoshOnes, however, have agreed to send TWO
delegates to examine the reservation at Fort Hill,
Montana Territory, and II it Ii suitable they will
remove to 1t next spring.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov IL, 1873
The attendance at the billiard tournament to.
day was 500. The contestants in the frss
game were @. Dion and SIosson. Th0
latter took a good lead up to the last turn,
when Dion did handsome work and passed
him. Sl0sson then made a fine run OF
SO, catching the champion. The game TO the finfsts
vas very close, Sosson losing 1t by miss-cue ON
an easy draw, leaving Dion an easy shot for the
game The following is the score &c. Dion, 400
Slosson 397; winners average, 60-8S; loser'A
average, 62-67. Time Of game, two hours and
thirty-dve minutes.
The second game was between Maurice Daily, or
New York. and Peter Snyder, OF Chicago, and was
won by walk away rapidly by DAILY. scorc-Daiy.
game, one hour and forty minutes.
In the tournament tonight the contestants In
the first game were Albert GARNER, OF New York.
and John Bessunger or Chicago. The game was
won by GARNER IN 81 innings. score, 400 tn
$40; largest runs, GARNER. 80. 81, a; Bessunger,
two hours and fifteen minutes.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
POLICE MATTERS.

At the meeting OF the Board Of Police held yes
terday afternoon, a commune alton was received
from Thomas Bernham, OF No. T3o Eleventh avenue,
and 8. Alder. OF No. all West Thirtysixth street,
complaining tnat Hanford Hutton and Daniel p,
sutton, examining engineers attached to the
sanitary branch Of the Police Department, were In
the habit OF rejecting competent engineers, ac-
cepting Incompetent engineers and taking
bribcs. These charges, the accusers said
In their communication they could prove,
day for the hearing OF the case. Chief Clerk How
lev was ordered by the Board to draw up specih-
cations In the matter and, wnen that Is done, the
Board will appoint day for the trial OF the cause.
J. n Robinson Clerk to Inspectors. was dis
missed, and W. f. Turner OF the Cher Clerks onice,
was put in his place. at a salary Of $1,000 James
Hubbei was appointed clerk In the place OF the
latter. The reorganization Of the Detective once
was taken up by the aoard. but nothing decisive
vas done. :