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OMAHA.
Indian Affairs.

OMAHA, March THE troops sent
10 the relief OF Red Cloud agency ar-
rived there this afternoon (j,h) all
well. They were delayed somewhat on
account OF having to throw bridges
across the streams. No Indians were
met, and they found all quiet there.
There Is between 1000 and 5 900 Sioux
Indians at the agency under Red Cloud;
also large number Of Cheysnues aud
ARA phoes. Ii is reported that Spotted
Tails bands sDd some Minneouious
had fight at Milestone agency on
the 4th inst. which resulted in the for
mer being driven away from the agency.
The beef herds Q! both agencies have
been raiGed and dispersed. No bee:
has been purchased st Red Cloud
agency since the llth uit. Matters ere
not considered sae or settled, though
troops met with 10 opposition at Ep-
rante, but it is thought that having e.
fected an entrance into the reservation
IN good shape, they will be able 10
maintain the position.
Trains from the east were delayed
some by yesterdays storm. The up
trains were on time, bringing three days
mail from the Pacific coast, which was
delayed west OF Ogden.
A company OF the Ninth infantry
goes west for Grand Cloud tomorrow
to be on hand should any trouble With
the Indians break out IN the vicinity OF
the upper Loupe.
A fire at Fremont yesterday evening
nearly destroyed the Fremont House
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NEW YORK.
General SchcH CHI.

New YORK, March S.-Geueral
Schepck SAYS his visit 70 this country is
solely GA rrivate affairs and that he has
n OF come home to Gil any cabinet or
any other otiice here and that he will
return TO England in May, when his
leave Of aLsence will expire. He goes
to Washington Tuesday where he re-
mains three days; he will then visit
Ohio after which three weeks will be
passed lin New York.
The Temperance Movement.
In Brooklyn to-day Vicar General
Turner, at St. James Cathedral. re.
ferred to the temperance crusade, and
urged the congregation to give the
movement all the aid in their power.
During the day number O: ladies pre-
sented themeelses in from OF a number
of large liquor saloons and distributed
tracts to all who entered.
The Franch Communists.
Tie French citizens who fled 10 this
city on account Of taking part 10 tho
Commune, Last light resolved TO cele-
brate the 18th OF March az the ami
versary o! the Paris Commune, by a
parade, banquet and ball.
The ocean Rank Fraud.
The Herald says i: i5 reported that
the Sub-Com nittee on Banking and
Currency Of the House OF Representa-
tiyes, has discovered that certain off
GERS OF the Ocean National bank, by
collusion with certain parties in Wall
street. made the necessary arrange
ments for having the bank cl9sed up
at a particular time, and that these er'
rangements were perfected months pre-
yions to the time the bank really closed.
Among other features OF the arrange
ments it ia alleged that the testimony
shows that Davis was decided upon az
the referee from the first day the COO
spiracy was resolved upon, and TO make
the conspiracy a success 1t was found
necessary TO secure official assistance O.
a prominent aud we'll known official
Of the governmeut at Washington. The
| committee left lass evening for Wash
| lngton.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March I
HOUSE.

The House met for debate on tax bills,
Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa, in the chair as
speaker pro tenn, and. WAS addressed by
Mr.. Woods.
Mr.. Beck, another member of the
Committee on Ways and Means, follow.
ed. He criticised the action Of the
Secretary of the Treasury and ridiculed
him for the panic he had got into about
finances. He, (Mr. Becky thought
there was no occasion for that panic
and he had 20 hesitation in svowiug
he would never vote in the present con-
dtion of things, either to increase tax
alton or to add to the interest bearing
deb. OF the country. The Secretary
, had seen fit in pslpsble violation Of
law, to issue twenty-five OF the iortys
four millions, which he tacetiously CALI
ed reserve" He (Beck) intended to
insist that the oct should be legalized,
but he would not hide the fact that the
issue was illegal.
1t was no wonder. however, to
find insubordination in executive de-
partments, when the President OF
the United States was seen to take
the sta:e Of Louisiana by the throat
and by fraudulant opinions previously
obtained from drunken judges, put the
federal yoke on the neck OF that peo-
pie.
After discussion with Mr. Garfield
on the question Of the reduction of the
taxes, Mr.. Beck referred 10 the enor-
NOUS sums paid 10 custom house otti.
cials in New York and Boston, and
stated that the collector, surveyor and
naval officers OF New York whose duty
il was to control primary conventions
and stuff ballot boxes, had received
since this administration came into
power, mere than would pay the whole
Senate OF the United States for year
and a half. He had no sympathy
with the talk about irredeemable paper
currency. The currency could not be
irredeemable while the government
collected taxes averaging for some
years $46l, 900. 600, and which by taxi
iug payment Of its own duties in cur
rency could absorb every dollar Of
greenbacks in twelve months. Mers
chants would have been glad OF it but
the bondholders and mouopolists de-
INJURED. If Congress would abolish
National banks and make banking free.
or better still, use government currenr
cy, it would come right
Mr.. Kelly, another member OF the
Committee on Ways and Means, next
addressed the House, after which 1t
| aIi0urnei
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cincinnati market.

Cxc!SxArL March ,.--Cotton-
Steady at l5sc. Flour-Firm and un-
changed. Whest-Firm At 81 4O9
l42. Corn-Firm at 5SG65c. Oats
Steady at H@53c. Rye--Stesdy at
81 Of. Barley--Dull and nominal
Lins.ed Oil-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard Oil--Steady at S0963c. Eggs-
Inactive at l5@l6c. Butter-SIesdy
Cheese-Firm. Pork-Good demand
Sales at sl5 l2!@l5 17!, held at
els 25 at the close. Lard-FrD, sales
OF steam at SIC; kettle O.. Bulk
Mests-Firmer sales shoulders at 81
held .o higher at the close clear nt
73c, all loose. Bscon-Scsrce and firm,
shoulders SIC loose; 6io packed; cleai
rib Sc packed; clear 5000 packed
closing al the outside. Whisky-t'rm
QHr
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EEB YORK,
News Items.

New York, March Gen. Schenck
United States Minister TO Eugland and
Ex-senator Cattell, representing the
Treasury Department in Europe, ar
rived to-day, and Caleb Cushing sailed
tor Spain.
A dispatch from Merjden, Connec-
,lcut, Gays that this morning John AM
larson. recently discharged from the
spoke shops in Walliugford, entered tic
shop and after speeking few words
angrily, fred twelve shots at the men,
two OF whom, Horatio Hall aud Fred
crick Newton, were fatally wounded.
Anderson then rushed from the build
ing aud cut his own throat.
Captain Desken, Of the steamship
City OF New York, when about twelve
miles out from Havana put back to that
city to give up to the authorities three
stowaways, Just discovered on board
The men are represented 10 have de-
clared thev were sympsthizers with
Cuba, and did hot want TO oe drafted IN
Havana to go aud fight sgainst Cuban
liberty, and that they would pay their
passage money upon the arrival OF the
vessel at New York.
On Mondav next a dividend OF fifty
per cent. will be paid depositor5 by the
Receiver OF the Bank Of the Common
wealth.
On the night of January 9th Adolph
IIauk called at the twentieth precinct
strtion house, and informed the officers
that his jewelry store had just been
robbed, after be had been knocked
down and gagged The officers doubt
ed the story, bat being given the num-
Der OF a hack seen in the neighb5rbood
on the night Of the robbery, secured the
driver and be in turn gave the names ol
five thieves, three o. whom have been
arrested. One Of them wa formerly 3
keeper in the city prison. None OF the
property was recovered.
The steamer Wisconsin, is now sever
al days overdue, owing entirely, the
managers OF the line believe, to the
terrible weather.
Eanh Statement.
Loaus, increase 800; specie, in
crease S25Sj 500; legal tenders, de-
crease 1859 GOO; deposits, increase 81,
$4,000; circulation, increase Sl32, IGO;
increase OF reserve S2OS,9Ij.
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GEDRGIs.
Negro DuSl.

ArGUsTA, March S.-Two negroes,
Peter Blair and Moses Sullivan, had
some angry words, during which Blair
told Sullivan he WAS no gentleman
The latter demanded sn apology or
satisfaction with sho; guns or pistols
Blair replied that be had no apology to
make, but accepted the challenge, nam
ing time, place aud weapons. The
nar,ies met AT Sand Bar ferry
this morning accompanied by
their seconds, two negroes named
Ralph Knight and VIM. Armstrong;
The ground was paced of and Col"
five shooters placed in the hands OF the
principals. Knight gave the words OF
command. He said, Peter, is you
T.ady Y'"Yes, sab" Moses, are you
ready ?" Yes, ssh.' They then com,
menced shooting and both parties fired
swsy until the last barrel was dlscharg'
ed. The pistols were then relosdeto'
and the principals resumed their posi-"
tons the words Of command were re-
heated and the firing recommenced' SD q
continued until Blair fell to the ground
SD o, through both legs. Inc parties
r.tnrned to the city immediately.
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HpItimorc Cattle Mnrhct.
BALImoEE, March ), ISL

BALTIMORE, March ,, lHi'
EErr CATrLE-The Wholesale op.
erat;onq his week were based on cx-
pectators n. an advance IN the retail
market bat tbese were rot fully real
ized 10 ,h. ezter'. Al icast, Anticipated.
The catH. bgirr ~ for higher figures
than hIqcTa v,Ic vt in. to give, sa.ss
were effected very .,oUly, and II WAS
found 10 10 IN nphiil business through.
out. Thc1e -. 70 activity m the
trade stauv time, and though IN most
cases higher figures were obtained, the
advance was lot uniform. nor very
large, seldom going beyond shade ss
compared With las! weeks market The
quality vas scarcely ss good as last
week, though there were some very
good tops this week.
Prices to-day Tor bscl cat.Ie ragged az
follows: Best Beeves at t6 O0@7 10
that generally rated first quality 4 75S
5 IS; NJ edium or good 10 fair quaIiy 4 "
"A 7j; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen ant
Cows 3 2534 o. inferior and loves
grades OF Cattle Q 0090 O0-gsners
average oftbe market to-day 90 eI.
treme range OF price, } 2597 90 Mos
ofthe sales were lrom 4 j0@5 SO pc
| 100 lbs. Ol th. receipts 468 besr
came from Ohio. III from Virginia, Is,
from West Virginia; 263 from Mary
land, sud 80 head from Psnnsylvsnii
total receipts for the week ,07
head, against l ,29j last week, snd 30
head same time last year. OF the offer
iugs SIS head were taken by Balnmor
butchers, l0l cold toWsshioqton city au'
Annapolis deslcrs, and III head U
! Eastern .peculstors Total Gales 10
! the week 697 head. against l.O3l lSs
week aud go kcsl same time Iss
yesT.
SHzEr-Tnere Il DO change Of asI
moment 10 tie market this week. Ih'
receipts hare been taken, with Ten e&
csp;ions, By our Own butchers at priceI
differing little, If any, from those Oh
taiuei les. week There were a ie-
more good sheep on the market thar
last week, which we're taken about a.
fast as they arrived. We quote butcoe
sheep a. 5S7t cts pfr ID gross. Com
mon and STOCK sheep sts2 SOFAS 50 pe
head. Receipts this week l540 bead
against 1913 last wsek, Ard 2Olj hss'
ssme time last year.
Hoes-The past week bss b.sn {
very inactive o5e in SEiIe. The =.
ceipts, though much larger than las
week, were not ysrJ heavy, but full.
up 10 the demand, and sales we're yer.
slo.. Early ia the week prices we're
shade higher tbso can be obtained q
the close, ard indications, lodecesiT. q
they are, seem TO poiu! to lower hgut.
before higher ones are reached. III
quality this week shows some improve
|, ment on last weeks receipts. We quot
at g. OoSS l23 per 100 lbs net a.
] but few at the lsttet- figure. Receipi
this week 1921 head, against 1888 la'
week, and 1926 mead ssus time ls'
7ssi.
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Now York Dry Gsods Market.

NEw YORK, March 7.-Business Qui,
ct in al bra1ckes 10 day. owing to the
bal wsatLcr The market for cotton
goods MAS quiet and weak on some
mskes; fine brown and heavy standard
shsetings were steady cottopsdes and
Chevo,l shiTtings in fair demand. Prints
less active Drcss goods, shawls and
hosiery moderately active, Wooleus
quiet. Dry goods imports for the week
-. .3Si.6Gl.
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES,
WASHIN TON.
WASHINGTON, March !.
Outstanding legal tenders 1882, OOo,'
D0O

900
Internal Revenue.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
rnue has written letter to q member
Of Congress, showing that the aggre-
gate amount OF internal revenue col-
lected from the 5th of September, 1862,
when the internal revenue laws first
went into effect, up 10 February 18th
1874, last month, is estimated at ST.
1g2,555,000. OF this amount there is
due from late collectors, s.. .525, 1919, for
recovery of which suits have teen be"
gun.
The Spanish minister states that the
proposed blockade OF the coast OF Con-
tabria is suspended for the present.
The Committee on Ways and Means
Of the House heard further argument
to-day Tor an alteration of the customs
avs.
Merchandise arriving at Detroit des-
lined for British Columbia via San
Francisco will be allowed to 60 forward
under the combined entry. OF transpor.
,ation and expectation.
Hon. A. II. Stephens is still conhned
10 bed, and is in very feeble condl-
ION
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Third Congressional District - !
Candidate fer Congress.
JACKSON CoUET HoU=E, w. Va,
March 4 1874

IA al III T. i'''
Editors OF the Register.
The time having arrived when some
are looking for, and others suggesting
the names OF persons whom they re-
card as suitable standard bearers in the
coming contest for Congressional hon.
ors, | desire TO call the attention OF the
voters of the Third Congressional Dis
trict to the name OF Capt. }. J. ).
Hassler, OF Jackson county. In doing
go heartily commend him as staunch
Democrat Of broad and liberal viewep
and a genial gentleman Of fine culture
and address one whose record is un'
tarnish.d and against whom ne reason
able objection could be successful!
urged; one who, il elected. will faith
fully reflect the will OF his constituents,
and zeslously labor to advance the COM
mon interests ofslI whom be repre-
sents.
Having been quietly engaged iu the
manufacturing interests OF our county
for come yesrs past, and taken DO very
active part in politics, be ia compara-
lively unknown 10 Our district; but
this does not argue that be is unac'
ouainted with the wants aud necessities
of our people, or unsclusinted with
the uoltics OF our county.
But, on the contrary, he IS
thoroughly posted IN poL"cS,
aud alive to the necessities o. retrench~
ment aud reform. He IS in favor OF
as speedy q completion as possible OF
the James Rivers and Kanswhs Canal, "
and sll other other necessary improve
nent,, 90 far "a the 6nsnces OF the
government will warrant to cir p7essecu'
ton. He has always denounced the
bsck-pay fraud, aid the various dodges
taken By the different members OF Con
cress to cover up this iniauity, aud aP-
psase the wrath OF the people.
Heis con of. j.. s. Hsssler WI o =ss
for many years engaged in the coast
survey OF the United States, and Vas
chiefly raised in jackson county, but
was residing in the city OF New York
in the beginning OF the wsr, wa.
strongly conservative ia MS views ard
expressions. raised g company and En-
tered the United States service in May
1861, was commissioned Second Lieu
tenant 10 the regular army 10 February
1853 and commissioned breyst Captain
in June, 1864, resigned bis commission
in October, 1870, and Immediately re-
turned to jackson county, tbe home o
his soy.hood, snd invested his mesni
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EuRsEsGS.
ENGNAN II.

LONDON, March Ten nison's poem
on the marriage OF the DuS OF Edln-
hurgh was published to-day.
The Ashautee War.
Upon the fall OF Coomassie General
Wolseley Issued an order to his troops,
in which he says: England is proud
OF such men, and | am proud OF the
honor OF commanding them"
A dispatch datel February 7th, from
Gersr Woolsley, says: Coomassie has
beeu captured and burnt. The king
has fed. The British troops have
commenced their return march unhin"
dered. A dispatch OF February YIN
SAWS an Asbantee messenger has Jus!
arrived to request treaty OF peace. l
Will remain with the native troops TIL
the 18th or l4th to allow time Tor ne
gotiations.
Several prominent persons Will oe
prosecuted for consplrlug with Ofton 10
get possession OF TIchborne.
An explosion of molten iron IN a
Sheffield foundry demolished The oui!d'
iOz and shockingly mutilated twelve
wCrkmcn.
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Eayt,msreHarner.

BALTIMORE, March I.--Flour-Stesdy
and urcbsrrsd. Whes,-Iu good de-
maud suh hruer. Corn-Firmer; mix
ei western S0r Osls--Dnll aud un-
banged. Ryc-Stesdy at 9oGe2c
=. v.sioss--FIrE mess PORK l6@l6fc;
hu,S meats iirmer ard higher; shoul-
Aers 6t66lG clesr rib sides StGSic,
Bacon iirmer and higher with active
jobbiug demand; shoulders 1t@7lc;
clear rib sides 9G9ic; sugar cured hams
l29l3c. Lsrd-Firm n stc, Butter
STEADY and unchanged. Coffee
Unchanged. Whisky-Dull and nom.
insl at 9Tc.
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New York EarSet.

NEw YoRx, March T-CottoD-'
Quiet and firm; middliug uplsn|s l6Sc,
Flour-Dull; superfine western Eui state
S5 60G6 05; common to good 50 25C'
6 55; good to choice S. 6016 81
white wheat extra Sc S0@7 25; extra
Ohio s6 3597 60. Whisky-FirmC!
st 96i@9Tc. Whsst-opepsd shade
firmer and closed steady; white western
81 Is; choice winter red western 81 6Ti.
Rye and Bsrley-Unchaugsi. Corn
Light aud supply slightly higher iu-
ferior to choice Sl@S5c; old western
mixed S5ASsG white western 81
@S2 Osts--A shade firmsr; western
62@63I; white western 6S@65. Coffee
Dull. Sugsr-Quiet. Crude petro.
leum-6t@6sc; refined l4ic spot. Eggs
Heavy; western Gle, Leather-Un.
chsugsd. Wool-Hesvy; domestic
fleece 4OG65c; tubbed 57ic pulled $50
52!; uuwashed lS@32c. Pork-frmi
new mess SIC I2i@l6 25 cash; l6 %
Msrch. Lsyd-Firmer prime steam
S 9-l6c spot; Pic April; Q l3.l6c May.
Butter aud Chesse-C nchangsd. Metals
Copper-Stesdy lu'
got Lake 24!@2Ilc cash. Pig Iron
$40 0O@4S 90 for Scotch; % 00936 90
for American; bar quiet Russian 'hse'
l64@lI4c gold; nails unchanged.
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SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
Custom House Abuses.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The Com
mittee op Ways and Means will pro-
baby be occupied throughout the
present week in hearing statements re-
latipg to the customs laws. There il
no question but that the statements
made thus lar have convinced the COM
mittee of the serious losses and other
wrongs to which merchants have
unnecessarily been subjected to by
government officers in the seizure OF
books and papers. and therefore it can
reasonably be expected that if the
Committee shall not report a bill to
repeal that provision Of the law, they
will suggest such smmepdment as will
render 1t less injurious to the current
business OF merchants who may have
fallen under the suspicion OF the treas
ury agents, and their detectives and all
other iniormers and spies The Com
mittee will earnestly endeavor to frame
such bill as will afford relief to the
interests OF the government.
Garfield Reiferatss.
Garfield yesterday replied to Kel'
ley's criticism OF the statement in his
sp.ech concerning the reduction Of tax
alton since 1866. by saying that the
amounts of the reduction as stated in
bis speech were correct. The only er-,
ror was q clerical or typographical
error in the printing Of the speech,
which should read internal revenue
duties instead OF customs duties. The
acts of '66, '67 and '6S reduced duties
in internal revenue but not on cussoms
The erro, was merely verbal one, and
id no. effect either amounts in given
alignment in Gsrfield's speech.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
lev York Money and Stock Market


New YORK. March 7.-MoEET-
Closed at 3 per cent on call. Sterling
dull at 4S4! for 50 dsysand iSS for de-
mand.
GoLD-Firmer in late desiiDgs and
closed a. lit, the highest price made;
lovest quotations llIi. Rates pad for
carrying 3, q. 4 and 3; per cent.
Clearings S36, 100000. Treasury ope-
ratious for the week al the New York
Office included the disbursement Of
s. 100000 OF gold for interest aud IN
redemption of5-2Q bouds, and receipts
Of 3. ABS. 400 foT customs on general
merchandise. Imports for The came
time including dry goods SS,643.5 .543.
Produce exports $3,934,6S5. Specie
eInorts S2431l5.
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ENGL AND.
The ate Ministry

LONDON, March S.-The Observer
says, a meeting O. the members Of the
late ministry was held yesterday. The
impression is that Gladstone has de-
clined the leadership Of the opposition
during the ensuing session. 1t s con-
frmed that the Marquis OF Harbueg-
ton is mentioned as his successor, but
nothing has been decided yet.
Troops Returning from Astantee.
A transport has arrived at St. Vim
cent, with the first detachment Of
troops OF the Ashantee expedition re-
turning 10 England
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PHILADELPHIA.
Tne Sunday Liquor Inv.

PHILADELPHIA, March Tine Su'
preme Council OF the Liquor Dealers
Association requests ali persons con-
nected with tle Association to close
their places Of business, Sundays. The
Mayor has issued a proclamation Civ
ing notice that IN consequence OF
interpretation placed by the Court o.
Common Pleas upon the law, relative
to the sale OF intoxicating liquor on
Sunday and the police have been IN
srrucled to aid IN bringing the viola
tors 10 justice The District Attorney
saws he will treat all caees for vio-
lation OF the Sunday liquor law the
same as other cases.
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SPAIN.
The Death OF Ex.Pre,ident Ccspeees

The Death of Ex.PresidentC Cesperes'
HAVANA, March THE report OF
the desth ofex-Presiieut Cespedes by
the San Quentin battalion is confirmed
On the 9Th of February the troops
captured negro, vino was ordered 10
be shot. He promised if his lie was
spared to lead his captors to CesPedes'
The proposition was accepted and the
ex-president was discovered with IeE
friends. FIVE leagues from Ascerrodos.
His companions fed, but he could mol
escape and fired upon the troops LED
by sergeant who returned the fire aod
! Cespedes received bullet in the head
and breast, causing instant death
His body was brought to Sairliade aud
buried on the let instant
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in wooden factory that has proved re-
muneratiye to himself and benefcia! 10
this and adjoining counties. .,
Since the war no bloody ch&sm
has inteIvened between him and those
who opposed him in the struggle, but
the came kindly greetings have, alike,
been extended to all. Democratic 10
his principles, lie has always denounced
proscriptiye measures OF all kinds, and
sought to restore the iralernsl feelings
that ouce connected ps together as ua-
ton, upon the broad principles oi JUS
tice, always by his conduct verifying
the phase in,,i c',mcatiI forti.
Ex.CONFEpERATE.