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The New York herald., 1874-11-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. Nov 23-Arrlved. Rozelia Smith (Br) Nc
Culoch. New York
BELFAST. Nov A-Arived, bark RoskA rus, Bjork-
avist Baltimore via Queenstown.
BRRMRRHAvEN, Nov 23-Arrived, bark Coriolan Ger,
Won Bremen, Philadelphia .
Sailed 23d barks Auguste (;er Won Harten New Or.
leans; Clara tGer ntlmer New York.
BRRsr. Nov a. AM-Arrived steamship Pereire (Fr):
surmont. New York Tor Havre.
CARDIFF, NovN-saied ships Intrepid Simmons, Rio
Janeiro; George Green Wilcox, do; Mclrose. Nel DO
q Hong Kong Nancy Pendleton Pendleton Gale.
CLYDE. Nov 23Sailed. ship Pomona Br, for Portland.
Oregon
DUBLIN, Nov 2s-Arrived. steamship Geyser tNor,,
Gunderson. Philadelphis.
Sailed 23d, barx savanna (Br) Tor Tybee.
DEAL, Nov 24-Arrived. bark Erstatnngen tSor). Ly-
dersen New York tor London; brig Ellida (Nor). Kem
Wilmington. NC
DuNxiRx. Nov 22-Arrived. bark Regulus (NorA Holte
New York.
Sailed I'd bark Nictaux tBr. Masters United States
FLEETWOOD. Nov 23-Sailed, bark Kate Sanction Br)
Hilton, United States.
GENoA-Sailed. ship Matura BY), for United States
bark Maria utal) Lguori do
LIVERPOOL. Nov A-Arrved, ship Montebelo (Br),
Kelly. Savannah; bnrks Belgium tBr, Mosher Charles
ton; Adeliza (Br) Pritchsrd. Wilmington, NC
Arrived I'D. steamships Rita tSp,. Riestrs, New Or
leans; Oberon (Br. Hanney Savannah; bark Edwin
CNor). Christofferson. City Point
Sailed 2ith bark QuicAstep. Chase, Valparaiso
MovILLE, Nov A-Arrved. steamship Circassian tBr,
Wylle, Montreal for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH Nov N-Arrived, steamship Sue via Ger,
franzen New York Tor Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov 23-Arrved. bark Irene (Nor). Jor-
vansan, New YORK; 24th steamship China (Br) GIL,
Boston for Liverpool mnd proceeded
Arrived 26th, AN steamship City of New York
(Br) Leitch, from New York for Liverpool.
SHIELDS, Nov 23-Sailed. bark Agnes Campbell (Br),
Landry, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 24-Arrived, steamship Donau Ger
Neynaber. New York Tor Bremen Mnd procseded).
Arrived at - Nov r. the 'Canneroo from United
states.
LONDON. Nov A-Brg Virginia Dare. Bell, from Rio
Janeiro May 81 for Cape vcrds collision Aug la
in lat n Ion q w. with Medea and was sunk The
took board the brg's crew. and has arrived at
cutta. THE registered 383 tons and was built at
Baltimore In 1885, from which port she hailsd.J
The New York herald., 1874-11-25
OBITUARY.
John Gould, Of Albany. N. ".

Colonel John Gould, OF Albany. N Y, died in
that city at the hour OF one O'Clock In the morn
ing oil the Goth inst. He taken away by dis
case OF the heart John Gould was born in the
city OF Albany In 1898. and was nut little over
thirty-nine years OF age at tle time OF his de-
cease. He was the only son OF Anthony Could
OF the law bockseling ana publishing firms OF
Gould. Banks Il Gould. Albany, and Banks. Gould
Co., New York. He was educated IN his native
city, and at the age OF eighteen went 20 work as
bookkeeper IN his iather's store, where he re-
manned until his fatneris death In 1885, Mean
while ne was diligently studying The science as
well as the bloliograpny OF the law, and began TO
lay the foundations OF private law library which
IS probably now unsurpassed oy the collection OF
aY wssr hs in SeW M ss
tered rs a law student the Office or Mann II Par
sons. IN the city OF New York. He was about TO be
admitted TO the New York Bar when the supreme
Court OF this State mace rule requiring that
every applicant for admission should De resident
ol the district In which his application was made.
Being ut that time unable TO move his iamIy IRON
New Jersey he went 10 Newark and entered the
Prosecuting Attorney ii Of Essex county. New Jer-
sey, and Mr.. Keasby was United states DIstrlct
attorney ior that state Jonn Gould was man manag,
one year. after which he was offered place
as partner iu their firm, but ne preferred
New York. and returned. 20 Mann Parsons
office. AT the next General Term ol the supreme
Court he was admitted to the Bar OF New York,
ana he renamed III tnis city. engag ID In the active
practice OF the law, until 1868, when, in conse.
quence OF Ill health, caused by too arduous ana
laborlous professional exertiOns. he returned to
his native home IN Albany. There he remained
and quietly pursued the practice OF his proles'
sion-frst In partnership with William Wait,
anu since Mr.. Watts removal to Johnstown, III
partnership With Edwa q Savage. On the 10Th Of
September last the Democratic County Conven-
ton nominated John Gould lor District Attorney,
but, although universally conceded To be one OF
the best nominations ever made for that impor-
tant ot1ce he Jailed to be elected owing 10 dIvis.
ions In the party. In the National Guard Colonel
Gould was greatly esteemed and beloved HIS hrst
military connection was Win The Jackson Corps,
which organization he helped to Ofiginate In re.
ligion he was earnest and consistent member
.! the congregational Church, but Without u trace
of Digotry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01

A New York dispatch says: Plymouth
Church will dispose of its controversy with DR..
Storr's and DR.. Buddington's churches on
Friday next. Deacon Spearman, under the
advice and direction of Mr.. Beecher, is pre-
pairing letter which will unequiyocally de-
clare his independence. In DR.. Buddington's
church there is marked division of senti-
ment Some of the members protesting to
express the feeling of the majority, say that
their pastor has acted without consultat ion
with the members and that the letters sent to
Plymouth Church have never submitted to or
voted on by them. A meeting has been asked
for and is to be called, a. which an express
sion of sentiment may be had. The question
whether members shall any longer be re-
ceived from Plymouth Chuch by letter will
then be decided and strong effort will be
made to have all previous action rescinded.
DIR. Buddington adheres to the views he has
expressed regarding Plymouth discipline, and
a schism in his church is possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01
1MarrteD.

In this city, 2Jth ult., by the Rev. Samuel Upjohn,
W. ii. Williams to Miss Frances +. McMasters,
both of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01
The FILLIBUSTERS-TRIP HOME.

The correspondent of the New York Times
gives the following description of the Virgin
ius' prisoners and their reception on the
Juniats:
"The Juniata had As arranged dropped
down the hsrbor into the lower channel, and
lay snug under the lee ofs projecting curve Of
land, topped apparently BY the towers OF
Moro Castle, with the lighthouse and flagstaff
which were really on the bluff across the en-
tering arm OF the sea, with Estrella Castle,
ON which the great pivot gun was carefully
trained, standing out boldly at the point sbou,
. mile OF. just opposite us was . ranch,
With Numerous buildings, heavily matched, a
model Of pastoral life A. understood by Span.
iards.
The crew we're called 10 general quarters
q elk o'clock. The guns were not cast loose,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01

Ou A5uIlStludS LAY udo TIC
pleasure of relieving the schooner Elite Wa
tiers of Boston, fifty two days from St. Helena,
out of provisions; all well on board; and in
the evening blowing very heavy and black as
pitch, there was quite an excitement over .
boat seen by several persons on board. One
or two declared there was man in it, and
that he hailed the ship. The Juniata was
stopped at once. backed astern, and cruised
| round for some time, but the search was ut
terly futile, and the course was resumed.
Sad, indeed, if the last survivor of some
wreck in mid ocean were left in the pitiless
waste of water after succor being so close at
hand 1t was gloomy ending to as wretched
Christmas Day as is often seen.
The engines evidently require considerable
looking after. Every now and again they
had to be stopped, while some nuts or screws
or other fixings familiar to the mind Of engn-
GERS were patched up, and on Tuesday last
the expansion joint in the main steam-pipe
between the boilers was found to be leaking
| and occasioned a stoppage Of close on three
hours, while it was being repaired--rather a
narrow escape from a general scalding to
death and complete cessation of the cruise.
What with the tawny elephants, the prisoners,
the bad weather, short commons and the long
| passage, the return of the Juniata was by no
means as delightful as her voyage out or sta
ton off Santiago de Cuba; and the officers
and men who were so suddenly hurried of,
after imagining they were to get the fortnight's
leave ordered by the Department after their
return from the vicinity of the North Pole,
are heartily glad to get back again into New
York, and fervently hope they may get the
leave now, and that, furthermore, the ship
| which has borne them so far, and, on the
whole, SO well, should 60 on the dry docks
and be thoroughly refiitted. In the opinion
Of the writer she wants il"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01

Gen. Gushing is making preparations to
start for Madrid Immediately after his noml-
nation has been confirmed by the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01
Daily KennebeC journal
DURING THE SESSION OF THE
Fifty.Third LEGISLATURE OF Maine,
Beginning Jan. 7, 1874.
OFFICE OF THE
DAILY KESNEBEC JOURNAL,
avn WrpEIy EENNEBEC JOURNAL,

DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL, !
AND WEEKLY kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
AUGUSTA, November, ls93.J
unnecessary to saw that every farmer, mer.
chant lawyer AMI business man, in the stare OF
Maine. will be interested in the acts OF the fIty
Third Legislature, and should be well iniormeu III
relation 10 the dongs of that body whle IN session
The Daily Kepuebec journal will give full reports
of each days proceedings during Inc SESSION. an"
will pe
The Legislative journal.
spbscribers will have in it complete Daily "a
per- with the by telegraph saona and
foreign news correspondence, &c, &c. IL VIII pr
: psper Indispensable to all who wish to DC wen
informed from day to day o. ne ,he aaiowing
very liberal terms
One copy OF Daily Kennebec Journal; u, 10
>ne address, for the session, $500 rive
copies, oo.51, Ten copies, $1,000. Aaa.-
tSenal Subscribers taken at the same rate
we)shan depend almost exclusively upon tne ei-
forts Of our friends throughout the state Senators
Members Of the House, POstmasters, ana lnterest
ed parties generally, to make up large subscrp'
Any person raising club OF I'VE, and sending
money IS above to the undersigned, shall nave an
extra copy for himself; any person sending the
for hifnself; for every additional club OF ten, the
person raising it shall have an additional copy ior
an china must be raised before The seventh day
of January as none will be received after the ses
sion opens; only single subscriptions at me iuii
rate will then be taken. Those who want the com
plete legislative record should begin with the hrst
Issue; back numbers can not be furnished.
Those who intend to raise clubs had better begin
in good season and not delay until about the begin
ming Of the session, rs some have done IN years
past to their own loss and orr great inconvenience
a Biographical Notice Of each Member
81 the Legisiature will be published In the
Daily Kennebec Journal.
SPRAGUE, OWEN NASH,
Publishers Of the Daily Kennebcc Journal,
and The Weekly Kennebcc Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-01
HavQa,,aa Lotteru of cuba.

One half OF ticket No. 2s3, which drew 900,
on Dec, 18th, was sold by me. NEXT DRAWING
JANUARY Sth, 1874. Great reduction in price of
tickets Whole $50; halves $40; quarters %, tenths
-; and twenticths o.
German Government Lotteries. Prizes cashed.
Orders promptly filled, and information given. r.
o. Box 1884. THEODOR ZSCHOCH, ll6 Nassau
St. New York. dec29-tlw
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

NEXT Monday the State Far
opens II, East Saginaw, and will
continue during the remainder of
the week. We learn that every
provision has been made for an ex.
cellent exhibition, aud it will doubt
less be well l,atronizcd.
The +. e. l. Nj Railway will
carry passengers during the week
IT lie Far, To- aud from Eas, SAY
NAV, at halftare. Round trip tick
cts will he sold at all stations.
Trains run on usual time, between
Reed City and East Saginaw. Any
one wishing 10 90 ant return the
same day can take the morning
train leaving Reed City al $40, and
arriving al East Saginaw about 101
O'Clock u. IN. The train leaves En-l
Saginaw. on the return trip, at $50
p. m, arriving al Reed City at 9:3O.
Trains on tins r al run To within
1t short distance of the entrance TO
Fair Grounds.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
Qu1E number Of improvements


QUITE II number Of improvements
are progressing about town:
Emmett Coon & Go. are filing
in with earth the street in front of
their store at corner If Michigan av
enuc and Eighth street. They have
also just pm, down n plank sidewalk
on Michigan avenue front.
w. A. Burnam has built a side
walk IN front of his lot on Michigan
avenue. and we believe, intends
filling in the street, also.
q. f. Bason is putting mp a frame
barn, 16x24 feet. on his lot, corner
# Michigan avenue and Seventh
street.
DR.. w. b. Mott has engaged the
services Of Mich. WiIkin and Mr..
Woolley, and they are hard at
work, erecting a dwelling house,
2Sx4O, on the lots recently pnr-
chased by the Doctor, on Seventh
street, near Poplar. The frame is
already up, and the structure near.
ly enclosed.
DIR. Grove is pushing forward
the work on his building on Mich
igan avenue, north Of the Railroad,
with prospects Of speedy occupa-
ton.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
LAST Thursday morning a dirt

LAST Thursday morning a dirt
plow was set at work on the gravel
train engaged in ballasting the new
track of the Flint & Pere Mar
queite Railway, between Reed City
and Njryana. This arrangement
greatly facilitates the labor of bal
lasting, rs an entire train can be IN.
loaded in ahout tn ee minutes. On
the day above mentioned the bal
lasting was completed to within
about a mile OF Chase, and it il
probable that by ihis time tie en-
tire work is finished AS far as iron
has been laid. From a gentleman
who came in from East Saginaw,
Monday last, we learn that it was
understood there that the iron had
been secured for the remainder of
the track through to LndingtoD.
Let it come. We caro- not how
soon.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

LAST week we spent three day s
III llersey, aud were pleased to note
a marked revival in business affairs
and IN the matter Of improvements.
Messrs. Ilaak e Grrrish were re-
cciving and placing in position the
machinery for one of their Single
mills, and new dwelling houses
were going up in all directions
Every one see med to be on The stir.
Energy and enterprise every where
prevailed. Hersey is one of the
rretliest villages in the north woods,
and is bonnd TO grow.
At the Outline office we found
all busy with newspaper and j,b-
work. They have one Of the best
loh presses in this locality, our
"Ruggles" not excepted, and are
fully prepared to turn off first class
work on short notice.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

A VISIT to Reed CITY last week
convinced us that it was anything
but a "dead town." New build
lngs were in process Of erection,
mills in operation, and all beto-
kenat prosperity.
Tho new oam across the Jersey
was r"pi'Ayspspaching compile
ton. 1t will affSrd splendid boom.
ing facilities, and an excellent sup.
ply OF water for manufacturing pur.
poses.
A peep into the Clarion office
and brief conversation with the
Fair child who manages it, was
enough to sati.fy us that all was
right IN that quarter, and that the
paper was meeting with The success
it deserves.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

LAST Ihnrs'lry aiternoO q, rs Mr..
f. lliIner, wife and child were re-
turning from the farm OF Isaac
Grant, and were only short dis
lance from town, they encountered
an oil bear and it's two cubs,
As Mr.. Fl. had no weapon of any
kind, the situation was cxceedingl,
tr, ,ng for a short time, but fortn-
nately the animals passed along
aiihput offering to harm anv one.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

The attention ut the readers at
the STAR is called to the new adj
ver,isement Of y. Callahan, which
appears in this issue. Mr.. 9. has a
fine stock of good leather on hand,
and is fully prepared to make good
substantial Boots and Shoes at fair
prices. lie will, also, do repairing
in a prompt and satisfactory man
Ter to all who may favor him with
their patronage.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

4isn.
At Mrvana, Aug. slst. 1874. Hannah, wife
of l.. D. Chapman, ESQ, aged % years.
Her sufierings were intense, but of short
duration. Stricken down in the bloom of
youth, kind friend, good neigEbor, and
true companion. Thus comes home to our
minds, very forciby the command, "Be We
also ready for in such an hour as We think
hot the Son OF Man cometh." May our
clamps be trimmed ard burning" that we
may be ready to 80 forth to meet the Bride
groom at His coming.
True, kind husband weep no more
She has only passed before
While she lived. you loved her ever,
Death the chords of live did sever;
But she waits on yonder shore,
There you II meet 10 part no more
When your heart is pressed with care,
Weep not DER her vacant chair;
She was borne from your embrace
To her last long resting place;
Grevc not for her silent voice,
You shall hear il and rejoice
Weeping parents dry your tears:
Cherish no dark doubts nor fears;
She has passed the Jordan DER,
soon you meet her on that shore
There the spoiler finds no prey,
There all tears are wiped away.
lie hath done It.; It's your God
Bids you pass ''beneath the rod
Shall He moi recla IN His ownY
He the Father. on His throne!
lie who giyeth life AID light.
Are not all his judgments right!
MHs. S. NJ. Dove.
Nirvana Sept. ith, 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

WE have had so're pretty warm
days the fore part Of the present
week; mercury ranging away NJ
among the nineties. We saoulG
Judge it to have been just the thing
I" aid in maturing late crops, ox-
cept bnckwhcat.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

AN amusing Instance, showing
;hc tancn-ss OF the tree frog, &C
curred at the residence IF The pro
priet"r ct this paper "a few evenings
since. The members o, the family
were sitting around II small center
table, upon which was lighted
lamp. Th" evening was warm. and
cons, qucn'l Y doors aud windows
were thrown "pe', giving the frog
inIl chance to- come in, which he
did very quietly; The first in'ination
"f his presence being given after
he had climed upon tho table,
hoped out rear the laup. and be
Gan a vigorous campaign against
the moths which were huttering
abont the light. 81 skillful was the
creature in catching and dcvowring
them that onl y a few moments SUI
feed to destroy the swarm, when
he coo!ly sqnalied and waited the
appearance of another insect, which
quickly disappeared. 1t thus re-
nnained during the entire evening.
until 1t was fairly gorgod.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

WE have received the September numebr
Of Orr Young Folks, finely illustrated 81
column paper, ior boys and girls, full Of en-
terfnining stories new story, "Strong-
bow; the Boy Chief Of the Delawarcs is be.
gun in this number Orr Young Folks will
be sent on rial months for 80 cents, and
fine oil chrome and prize cheque sent free.
The prize cheque entities the holder to one
chance in the distribution of prizes to sub
scrIbers on October LIST. full list of tho
prizes will be found on the s,h page of this
paper. Let our boys and girls send at once
for II trial subscription. Address Our
Young Folks. Kansas City, No.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

LAST Monday ID. Knight opened
his hotel ut Nirvara, and is now
prepared for the reception Of GUS
TONERS. A sign is ont, designating
it as the "Indra IIonse."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

READ the "red hot" call for a
Democratic caucus in Yates town
ship. If that isn't enough to make
Republicans tremble in their boots.
we don't know what will.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

WE are in receipt of copy of
"The Eneid," IN modern Ameri-
can. 1t lie n "lree and Independent
translation" of the first and fourth
books of the "Encid," of Virgil;
altogether rich and racy; just The
mental food to cause one To laugh
and grow fat. Sent by mail on re-
ccipt Of 25 cents. Address, Win
sted Herald office, Winsted, Conn.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

EVERY settler should read the
article of Judge j. q. Ramsdcll,
elsewhere given, reg ,rding the soil
on the Pains. II will do to pre-
serve f,r future reference,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords as good accommoda-
lions a. any in this part of the country,
Charge. reasonable. Wm. w God, Proprietor,
Baldwin itv. Mich. Ill.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
Kirkland g. Shane.

Manufacturers ard Dealers in Lumber aud
L,th. Special attention paid to Bill Sun.
Min aid Yard on live of +. d i. II. Rail
way. ~ miles west Of BALDWIN City.
o-l-h2
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

WE understand that DR.. Grove
is fitting up basement under his
store building, with view of hav-
ING it occupied rs a meat market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

ATa caucus recently held in Pr
nora township. JAS. Blood. Nj. Der.
>chcl, Elisha Dunring aud Pores G.
Munro were chosen as delegates
10 the Republican County Nonven.
rion, 10 he held ~ Chase, next
Thursday. Sept 1Ith.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
A Democratic Caucus
Reform Party Convention.

The several townships in the County Of
Lake are requested to send delegates who
are in favor Of local and national refeim in
politics, to a Couaty Convention to be Leld
vt Nirvana
Wednesday, September tie Soh, A. d. 1874.
Mt one o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for County Officers
to be elected in November next. The sew
ersl townships will be entitled to delegates
IA follows: Killbuck, /; Cherry Valley, /;
Pinora, 2; Pleasant Plains, 4 Elk, L; Ellis
worth. 3; Weber, 2: Chase, 4: Lake, I;
Yates,2. 1t is hoped that each town will
be fully represented. Let fraud and corrup-
ton in our midst be crushed out.
By order Of Reform Co. Committee.
GEO FoRMAN. Chairman
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
GEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed PROPOSALS.

The undersigned will receive sealed pro.
posals up to IL o'clock noon, Sept. 18th,
1874, at his residence, for furnishing fifteen
Q5) cords OF dry pine wood. cut two feet In
length. Wood to be delivered ut the school
house in Dist. No. /, Webber township, by
the first day Of November. 1874. reserve
the right to reject any o. sll bids.
WI. McCAusEY,
Director,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10

"MAo' has our thanks for that
fine melon and early cabb lge left
at the STAR office TucsIIy eye
ming.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-10
w. j. McCauSey.

Justice Of the Peace. Baldwin City, Mich,
Will attic, & r,"nptl, 10 all business Ell
trusted to- hi. cire. Special attention Civ
er topavmsnt of taxes on non. resident lands.