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HASONI s. LSOLA, -
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1f6 Ia f5s west luth-st. broadway.
MorYmnts Manfclx Alt~rS figurv Thing Wansootng.
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work of every description
M ID. g. a. 8. NICHOLS.-25O entirely new
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TO DTNT. Sept. |. suiie Of four or six
Il. ROOMS will nrlyatc table; location, Thriyo - -
ay family priyatc hOu-' ara S,, nen.S "a 81,
Nddi ess DtSl lTlbdhe
Uptown OIice. 20 Broadway.
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1 soIo.. order. or BLANK BOOKS SlAIICNLI.l, ana
PRINTING. Frees low.
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sc qVH-ST FIVE doors west Ut Broadway
eFtt sECOND FLOOR sIDdiv furnished IN sute 81 SEPT
rste also FUNT PAELOH; breakfast II ces cd atOuVea
ences house geuteel ana neat; terms r. .LS0naDic
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DY BANGS. MERWIN a. CO.. 650 i5roaeway,
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A BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH.
rl.tcd; e1alnlns sf'ee linens. "NEHHcHh Dbc ihb
Rooms" 262 sixth ave. established loJl hemrmbrr 1O2
A SET of TEETH made in three hours at
ave- special rea ansl dehtSity Latina sol ana yrl
Grand street Ferry OF sixh.ave. broadway cars.
NEN BRtAUGB l2S West 1nlriyiOurtist
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP ana BEAU IL
- EIIlMY Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and sub
ance for artificial teeth eHces evcfythg heI tore OF
r or beaty s.sength ard ghtaess needs ony 0be seen
~ N etec made In one dag, aih only . per set
cali and e.. nine Also best Rubber Seis, from gro 10
Caid and a. ira s;3 10 ff5 Extracting under Dr. T.
&; WAIT ~ twenty third ST. near aadison.aye.
YI,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 IT GLO u. MODEMANN, 5o2 3d;aye, near 3oth-sl
ar DrpouDc by all 10 be the GROWING Light Of dent at
Best SETS $40, go $50
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furniiure.
% Ubom it Alan Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. - Notice IL
~ hereby giv that ALFRED LYON Of the City ~ Pater
Passaic County, NewJeraey hath thus day NAL Al ~
sgrment hs estate for the equal beent
creditors ami that creditors mast exhibit ir
respective under affirmation within t'c trim "a
three n.onths FRANK GROt Assignee. Dated Aug 80 10
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Poard ard Rooms Vented.

BOARD WANrED-By a gentleman and
20 WIFE s. as1iet'y p'Nate fn y; location above =:
ans 70 Lca'. -iph AMI 1tlIs~ iin highest lcici"i ~ /.
WI Ac. i,an ..fd 4c rel. Aclf- giving teIuh ana hl
uarioulafs, JAMl-. lox 1910, =. -,
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Gclp nOan.so-- MnIes.

boy WANTED-In manufacturing hard
ware house ~ or 10 yers "A wPyos nrsf 80 ~
vr.k ,nus Ave ai loms. Address HARDWARE. Box l6s
Tribune oaLca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
Tho Tale Of a Postal Gard.

Some few days ago a physician Of this
city employed a lad ten or twelve years Of
age 10 take care of his Office. The young
SER had plenty of time on his hands, and
his heart was Of a susceptible tendency.
As lie was fattening his nose against a
windOw-pane one morning, a school girl,
whose face and form already gave
promise Of glorious -wOmanhO0j, passed by.
He saw her, and loved. II was a desperate
case Of the all-absorbiug passion at first
sight. He found ont where she lived and
sent her a postal card blazing with the al
dor If his devotion, and asking an inter
view. The address looked more as if the
misSiye were intended for Ms. - than
Miss - and the p~astebOard CHANGED
to fall into the hands of the husband and
father Of the family, who; by the way, does
business on Church street. Forthwith he
posted down to th3t doctors shop, with the
butt-end of a Seven-shOOter p%rOtTuding from
his pistol pocket, and demanded an eXpla-
nation. Where was the 'scOundrel that
wanted to make love 10 his wife? The
Doctor, fearless in his innocence, laughed
at tie idea. There was .nO man about the
premises-Only a boy. So the truth leaked
out, and young Romeo had TO acknowledge
the corn. The husband and father saw his
blunder, smiled loudly and departed in a
more pacific state Of mind with the parting
admOnition to his would-be ~son-in-law TO
address his tender epistles more carefully
in future.
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ALE OVER THE CITY.

w. j.. Eiyol, "a tlis cits, las talk D. ou,
q p4Jels III 4I improved umbrella.
Justice Everett viii Uccapy the chair Of
The RecosGer during Judge Dulingis alb
senoe for i few days.
HUNTERS of Letters have been received at
the CAPITOL with reference to the new as
sessment blanks. The Superintendent Of
the Capitol states that the shipment Of the
blanks was completed last week.
Squire HOWs, the new Tax Assessor for
Davidson county, has employed his assis-
tants for the various wards of the city, as
well IS for the districts Of the county, and
the process of assessment has Just been
commenced
g. w. Balm, Of Kentucky, who lectured
in Nashville 4 short time ago upon the sub
iect of temperance, and Col. Hickman, II.
q. w. G. T., Of Atlanta, Ga, the highest
Good Templar in the world, will both prob
ably be here to attend the temperance pic
nc on the 9TH Of June.
Philosophers and scientists, familiar with
solar phenomena, last year predicted q cold
summer for the year 1875. If the spring is
any indication of the character Of the sea-
son in these diggings, it will not do TO put
away fussin camphOr and snuff, or dispose
of OyercOaes to old clos men.
Many Of the fellows who hung around
the c@Orrals, just north Of the city, during
the war, were not more honest than they
should have been. Stolen jewelry, watches,
money and other plumber were frequently
cached in the river bank near the race
course, and the belief that some Of the
treasure may still be there, SETS the spades
going sometimes, even at This Late day.
We are requested by Gen. Pennypacker
10 safe that the notice concerning the ad-
mission Of carriages within the barracks
during d~ress-p2rade on Sundays, as recent
~ published in the city papers, said exactly
the opposite Of what he wished to announce.
He has no objection whatever to persons
entering the gate and occupying the drive
with their vehicles on the occasions men
toned.
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S. POWERS SON,
Burns Block,
Corner PITbIjc Square and
Market Streets,
DEALERS IN
FINE CLOTHING!
AND
Gents Furnishing GOOdS.
FINE CLOTHING!

Cur Stock is now complete,
consisting of all the latest
styles i'm Dress, Promenade
and Business Suits, all OF
which they invite the atten-
lion Of buyers, to examine,
knowing that their Goods
cannot be surpassed i'm this
Or any other country.
Call and examine s. Powers
& Son new style Grape CaSSi-
mere Coat aud Vest, new
styles and new shades i'm
French Cashmere Pants.
NeckWear i'm great variety.
Remember the place. s.
POWERS & SON, Burns Block,
Corner Public Square and
Market Street.
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THE U

SUPREME COURT.-First section still
engaged on the Coffee equity. The second
section has about wound up TO the ffh
and sixteenth circuits, and will take upthe
Davidson law docket to-day. A prompt
attendance Of the Nashville bar is expected.
The easy docket will be called on We'd
Desday, the 18th inst. Parties desiring to
avail themselves Of it would do well to
have their cases transferred to that docket
Immediately.
FEDERAL COURT-Kuhn. Meter & Co.
vs.. Louis L~Owenstein, debt; judgment for
plaintiff.
II. g. GOldstein declared a bankrupt.
United States vs.. W. A. Jackson; YER
dict, guilty as to second count; damages,
SO and costs.
United States vs.. J.. W. Alexander, debt;
judgment against defendant fer SO and
costs.
United States vs.. J. B. Wells, debt;
judgment against defendant for $40 and
costs.
United States rs. S. J.. Logan; judgment
against defendant for SO and costs.
United states vs.. Samuel BrOwL;
judgment against defendant for SO and
costs.
United States vs.. Lem Bradley & Co.;
judgment against defendant for SO and
costs.
United States vs.. Thos. Waters; re-
spited till this morning.
State Of TENNESSEE vs.. Mitch Pearson,
murder; set for trial tomorrow week.
Har;sman vs.. Avant ct al; set for Mon
day morning next.
United States vs.. Semeral; bail fixed at
$1,000
PROBATE COURT.-M. II. Trecy, ad-
ministrdtOr, vs.. Aleida Weimer ct al; order
on clerk to pay JnO. Reid, attorney, $3.50.
-J&-H-Brautley gave bond and was
qualified Coroner Of davidson ia pursuance
Of bis reelection at the April term Of the
Quarterly Court.
Johanna 7. Fitzgerald appointed admin
istratTix, Of estate Of Jas. 7. Fitzgerald, de-
ceased.
Jesse Corbett, female Tchild Of Jno. F.
COrbett, adopted by J. J. GOwen and wife.
Hon. u. G. Giers~ appointed guardian of
six children Of the late August Sudekum.
Catherine Lyons appointed admlnistra-
trix of estate Of Ann Walsh, deceased.
CRIMINAL COURT.-The misdemeanOr
docket was called yesterday up to about
No. 600. Many cases were disposed Of, a
number Of for~feitures being taken, and
many cases were continued.
LAW COURT-MiltOn WallwUk vs..
ThOs. Duffy and jos. Bout; dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
MaUry & Regan vs.. Thos. Duffy; dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
J. I. Merritt vs.. Con ODoDnell; mo-
tiOn continued till Saturday.
J. b. Garfield vs.. Con O'DonDell; mo-
ton continued till Saturday.
Mayor and City Council vs.. W. I.
Woodward; motion to require both parties
to give additional security.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

Proceedings of the Board OF Trustees
Election Of Professors and Officers
Of the Board.
The Board Of Trust Of the Vanderbilt
University held another meeting yesterday
and at q late hour last night concluded
their business.
In the afternoon the members Of the
board, accompanied by some frieGds,-
seventeen in ail-visiJed the University
grounds aud expressed themselves as high
Is pleased vita the progress being made.
Bishop Marvin, Of 81. Louis, arrived yes
teriay aud participated in the proceed
ings.
The meetings have been harmonious and
the elections were made with perfect
unanimity.
The following gentlemen were elected
Vice Presidents: Hon. i. H.. East, Hon.
Z. J.. Morgan, lion. W. b Wood, Hon. l..
2. G. Lamar, 4. r. Winfield, ID d., Rev.
Geo. a. Danuelly, Hon. ". W. Floyd.
K. A. Young, ID. D., was reelected Secre-
tary and Financial Agent. ID. Weaver,
Esq, was reelected Treasurer. The Ex-
ecutive Committee consists of Bishop
McTyeIre, +. a. Young, ID. D., ID. Q. KEEL
ley, ID. D., Hon. l.. II. East, and Col. d.
L. Reynolds.
The Chair Of Geology, MiueralOgy, To-
Ology and Botany, was filed by the election
of JAS. NJ. Stafford, Ph. D., Yale, and Alex.
WiuchelI, LID. The chair Of Modern
Languages aud Literature was filled by the
election Of James A.. Harrison, \. III, Of
the University Of Virginia. The chair of
English Literature and Historical Criticism
was filled by the election Of A. A. Lips
comb, d. D., LII. d., late Chancellor Of
the University of Georgia. The chair Of
Pastoral Theology and Homiletics was
filed by the election Of John G. Granbery,
d. ID. The chair Of Vocal Music was
filed by the election Of Prot, Il. NJ, Nc
IntOsh.
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Personal.

Bishop Marvin, Of St. Louis, arrived il
Nashville yesterday.
Cant. c.. b. Church, Of Memphis, is visit
inc his Nashville relatives and friends.
Geo. w. Wells, Of Huntsville, Ala, and
W. 5. Abernathy, Of BufOrd Station, were
at the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Among the guests at the Maxwell are the
following: w. E. Greenlaw, J. NJ. Rogers,
of Memphis; Col. Oscar Turner, Ballard
county Ky; Maj. Henry Tyler, Hickman
XIV: w. II. Caruthers and p. r. Lance,
Cincinnati. NJ. Cannon, Il. B. Davidson
and r. L. Singleton, Shelbyville; Hon.
Charles Ready and Gen. j. B. Palmer,
Murfreesbo!o; A. W. Poe, a. G. Sharp,
Lewis Owen, W. 5. Gillespie and bride and
5. S. Ramsey, Chattanooga; Col. William
L. Hull, st. Louis; b. F. Talbot and f. 5.
hin, Boston; Judge W. IL. Williams and
II. NJ. Car.weD, Lebanon; Thomas Perkins,
u. Franklin; DR.. r. G. 2. White, Pulaski;
W.. j. Betterton, Knoxville; G. n. Till
man, Shelbyyille; DR.. ?. B. AcCulloeh,
Trenton.
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rew RGremsements.

insure In the State Insurance Company.
Howell city bonds for sale by r. ".
Brown.
There is nothing Ike . Warwick collar
for comfort.
The steamboat excursion and picnic of
Tennessee Lodge No. 20, X. Of H., an
u0unced for Friday next, has been post
ponci until Tuesday, May Is, on account
of the weather.
We cali particular attention 70 the ad-
vertisemeng on fourth page Of s. Powers *
Son, dealers iH fine c,olbiu- cents furnish
Ing goods. elC Burns Block, c0Tuer Pub
lie Square and Market street The
stock now offered at this establishment has
been selected wit GREAT care, and for quail
itg aud s-yi.. -ra.. aa. "-. Boz surpassed,
while lac prices EIu la found such rs 90
give general satisfaction. We advise al.
Of our E=ll needing anything in their
line to give them q call.
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Williams x Owings name b Fair
PLAY, I wears old by Virgil, dam

Williams & OWings name b C Fair
Play, 4 years old by Virgil, dam
by Lexington , dis.
Time-l:j35, 1919, 1894.
TO-DAY'S SPORT.
The event Of the season, the Cup Race,
is the first attraction on the programme for
to-day. Ballankeel, Arizona, Orphan Girl,
Georgia Bowman aud St. George will start.
The first is a not favoriJe, selling for $50,
while the others were bought in the pools
last night as follows: Arizona, $50; Or
phan Girl, SlIO; ST. George, $50; and
Georgia Bowman, so.
The second race is for an
Association purse Of $500, mile
heats. Vanderbilt sells for $3.50; MOdOc
$40; Fairplay Sl5, and the field $50.
The last race ON The card is a dash Of one
mile for an Association purse Of $50. Of
tie seven starters, VaultreSs brings 500,
Brakeman so, Verdigris SO and the field
so.
The weather will doubtless be more aus
piciOus to-day and a much larger attend
ance will be the result, for the attractions
are sufficient 10 draw a big crowd.
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.Thn OH RaiiahIn,l

Judge Pat. Walsh has re-opened his old
establishment. I. has been closed for the
past two weeks for Improvements. messTs.
=. J. McNulty * Co., carpenters, Capt. L.
Kelly, painter, Messrs. Benson d Brown,
carpet, oil cloth ana paper furnishers, and
Ben. Munroe, paper hanger, have all done
;heiT duty in The most satisfactory manner.
Tie house is rehtted and refuruished in
the handSomeS- style, with private rooms
and every modern improvement in the way
% water, gas and ventilation. The cid re-
liable firm Of Nilsson * Walsh have now
the best two houses in the city to refresh
the "trUe inwaTdness' of any a Call
and see.
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COTTON ExchanEe Notes.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Nash
Vile Cotton Exchange, held yesterday, the
resignation Of Mr.. Leonard Parkes as Pres
ident was accepted, and Mr.. 3. Lanier, the
Vice President, was elected TO ill the
vacancy. Il had been hoped Mr.. Parkes
would withdraw his resignation, and it
was contrary, we believe, to expectation
that he insisted upon its acceptance yes
terday. He had been President since the
organization of the Exchange in 1874, and
had presided over the deliberations Of the
Exchange in tie most satisfactory and
agreeable manner.
An election for delegates to the NaLional
Exchange which meets at Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, Va, in July next,
was held and resulted in the selection OF
Mr. j. F. Wheless and Mai. s. III. Bell.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
Call FOL "A Meeting OF the Commission
eFs for tennessee.

Cal for "A Meeting OF h Commission
eFs for Tennessee.
In order TO secure the harmonious action
Of The State and National Commissioners
and of the committees heretofore appointed
TO prepare for a full and complete repreSen-
tation Of the various mineral, agricultural,
manufacturing and other resources Of Ten
neSsee, at the Centennial Exhibition, TO be
held next year IN Philadelphia, a meeting
Of the COmmiss aOners, IOrporatOTs and
Committees for East, Middle and West
Tennessee, is hereby called 10 take place al
the capitol, in Nashville, On Wednesday,
the 18th inst, al II o'clock 4. NJ. As the
5 ate Board is called % meet at the same
time and place, il is hoped that a full al
tend ance may be had 10 the end that ef-
feCtiye measures may be i~uaugurated
which will bring about the desired rtsult
and enable the officers Of the Commission,
at the approaching session in Philadelphia
during tie present month, 10 make the
necessary provision for a representation TO
the world a. large Of the many advantages
and resources Of our State.
THOs. II. COLDWELL,
Wa. F. PEOssER,
Commissioners for Tennessee.
Arrangements have been made for half
fare rates over the principal railroads Of the
State for the gentlemen referred to in the
above call who may attend ii answer
thereto.
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A WALKING MIRACLE!


] 4AAa H IL ANEa
Dear Sir-ThOugh a stranger, q want TO in
form YOU what NEGETTSE has done for me.
LIST Christmas ScrOfula made its appearance
IN my SySJemFlarge running ulcers appearing on
me as follows; One on each OF ny arms. one on
my thigh which extended 20 the seat, one on
my head which eat into the skull bone, one on
my LETT leg which became 70 bad that two ply
slciaus came TO amputate the limb, though upon
consultation concluded not to DO so, as my
whole body was so fun OF ScrOfuIa they deemed
IL inadvlsable 70 cut the sore, which was painful
beyond description, and there was a quart Of
matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up 70 die, and
said they could do no more for me. Both Of my
iegs were drawn up 20 my seat, and il was
tn0ughtu did get up again would be = Grip
pie for life.
When in this condition saw VEGErISE adj
vertised, and commenced taking it in March.
and followed on with it until / had used sixteen
bottles, and this morning / am going 10 pillow
corn, a well man. All my tOwnsmen saw it is a
miracle to see me round walking and working.
In conclusion / will add, when I was enduring
such great suffering from that dreadful disease,
S~crOrula, / prayed 20 the Lord above to take me
out Of this world, but As VEsETINE has restored
to me the blessings Of health, / desire more than
ever 70 live that | may be OF some service 70 my
fellow men, and ! know OfinO better way to aid
suffering humanity than TO enclose YOU this
statement of Iny case, with an earnest hope that
you viii publish it; and it will afford me pleas
Ure to repy 10 any communication which / nav
receive herefrOm.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
Avery, Berrien Co, Mioh., July 10, 1872.
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Preparing for. a sanitary Campaign

Am.e.iug Of the Board of Health was
Le.d yesterday afternoon, at which the san
i.arv condition Of tie city was taken into
earnest consideration. One could not
have listened 10 the conversation between
the Mayor and the members of the board
without becoming convinced that a com
p.rte system Of sewerage is NaSLVille's
greatest disdeTa.um In the way C improve
ments. A resolution wa adopted inviting
Prof. Lupt0u, Of Vanderbilt University, to
aualyze the water Of the reservoir, springs
and wells Of the city.
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Decatur Items.

To The lllCA ana AA.LtNa--
DFCAriE, Ala, BAY 5-The river Las
risen about eight feet here in the last four
days. i: IS on a stand to-day, and viii be
falling by Tonight.
s fatloac containing LOO bushels Of
corn landed a. the wharf yesterday even
ing, aud the corn is selling for Sl.lO per
bushei.
There Is a man In Decatur from Pulaski,
Tenn. hunting son Of his that rugged up
one Of his best horses, a few days ago and,
it is supposed, "lit ont for the Lone Star
State. where he has a brother that has been
sending glowing accounts Of Texas life.
The boy left without the permission that IS
generally required ON such occasions. lie
is ab1u. - Yeas of age. Tie I4Jherleaves
for home TINS evening. file ices not hear
from his son. He SAYS E.ag If he could
hear from him he would send him money
and let him 90. Yours,
LEON,
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE ExCUR-
sIONs TO COLORADO.

The St Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published a new and Illus
trated Guide 70 Colorado, season Of 1851 Civ
ing a brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fare. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and InvaIids. Free.
Send for copy. Address C.. K. Lord, General
Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
apps wed, sat 3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
A Comfy Grange Succeeds tne C0Ua.
~ gaUuCEg.

TIE second meeting Of the Davidson
County Grange was he'd Eesaa-lav iu Tenn
YeraE5e Hall. ON Union street, and was well
attended, Hiram Vaughan Master, pre-.
siding. Bylaws were adopted. The Conn
" Grange takes the place Of the County
Council, and enables the members 60 work
H. a new degree or The Orlar-tLe Fifth.
Another meeting viii DE held at TIE same
place next TUESDAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
Nashville knights TemPIar Bound fOE
Chattanooga.

A large delegation of knights TemplaE,
including Mayor Howell and Recorder Du-
ling. win leave to-day TO attend the meet
iurs Of the Grand CommaudeTy of Ten
uessee at Chattanooga. They anticipate a
light ROYAL time among hem0uutains, and,
while over there, they Will bear off the cup
for drilling if competing bodies do not look
ont. The 10Th L. S. Infantry band viii
accompany the Nashville Knights, The
parry will edo" Lookout mountain before
their return.