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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-29

In 1868 2,2l0,000 In 1869
lie said he had not the figures
1871 and 1872, but i'm 1873 the expaa
S9o3,OO0 and in 1874 $9O8,0OO. Mr.
then spoke of the rate OF taxation
slSslppi, and said last year it did na
TWO per cent. or twenty mills, WhibI
1 ork IL was "a Clio mills, in Obi
and in Massachusetts - 9-lO oil
spoke of the condition OF Mississg
tue war, and said the land0WDg
Threw the burden of taxation "a
working people OF the State. TIE
OF Mississippi in 1868 was more OH |
Iiian any carpet bag gOVernme
plalned of. BlackSmiths, carpeDteh
ana other trades had to pay tge
cents on each and every 500 Oflhs
receipts. He then read from the
the Mississippi Senate for 1910 tos
Chere were twenty-six county Sue
Iauiters in that year, the amount
cation being $26,9S0, The next 70
were thlrty-siX defalcations, am0l
$90,6l7. He read at some Length
Message of Gov. McNutt, OF Ns
and other documents concerning 10
OF the State in >pudiating ceral
issued before the war, and inquirs
senator from Mississippi Mr.
the picture he (Mr. Norton had
was not true one,
Mr.. Alcorn replied that it was q;
ally correct.
Mr.. Morton, resuming, said thss
ment had donated land to MissiS. +
nad been squandered. The school
Deeh stolen, and now the white
mississippi, educated in this way
ea TO be outraged by the present y
erhment, and wanted to be relle's
II lie next read from the message OIL
tucker, to show that reckless exIr
prevailed in Mississippi before ths
sald he had more material of the "
acter, but did not think it neces'A
the time of the Senate in reading
then referred to the condition Oh
tending l.,
THE REGENT ELECTION
ana read extracts from the Ra{% ~
lette, Meridian Mercury, Columns
icksburg Herald, Forest Kes
papers, to show that letiT
20 the negro existed. In regaTu I,
'fed troops, he said Governor
lut five companies OF colored y
ne found they could not be nsT0 4
he peace. The Chairman OF the Z
c state Committee went to Cow 4,
Iild told him if he would disarnl n q
foops the peace Oft State snvu I'll
erVed. Governor Ames dld ulis 4,
,ut all on the Democratic sIu, I'm "A
nelrs. He next read letters n'g "
F.. Redfield to the Cincinnati .JSy g
no said DIR. Redfeld was sIl , al~ va
crat, but a man OF great lLlteiI[1 a a
e believed, a good man. MI S,cs Il.
led that there had been any
ne value of property in Misslss ,Ias -
ued that it had increased ID VAN All
ana was leased to colored pew
cate at price equal to It's sss''S
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
From the Manchester. Va. Courier"
WHO SHALL he PRESIDENT.

We do not wish to be undels stood rs
committing ourselves by this article, but
we have no hesitation in saying that If q
Western man il not taken and the noml-
nee of the Democratic party is to come
from the Atlantic States, that no pomi-
nation will give more unteigned satisfac-
ton than that o. the Hon. Thos. +. Bay
ard, of Delaware, a worthy scion OF Il
race that TO- centuries has had rs its
motto Sans puer ct sans rcPfoche.' Mr..
Bayard sprung from family but little
less distinguished than the famous Adams
family, and who have had none of the IL
liberal feelings that have characterized
some of that gifted people. lie is the
fourth of his name that has occupied 4
seat in the Senate, and his grandfathe"
was one of the commissioners to Ghent
who signed the treaty of peace with Eug-
laud in 1915. Father, graz d and great
g-andfather were all noted for .Jublic vir.
tue and patriotism, and the son is the
greatest of II great race. possessing hon
esty, great ability and every qualitica-
ton to make o President worthy the
name and Of our great Nation. Delaware
has peculiar claims upon the people OF
he country: from the Revolution to this
date IN every crisis she has discharged
her duty, and the bones of her sons have
DlelClleu on every DdlIle-uClu WucIutr
on mountain top or ocean wave, valley
or plain in defence of the public honor.
Again ,on theDemocratics side she has Pc
culiar claims, never having faltered, vot-
ing for Breckenridge, Mcclellan (when i;
was called tres son to do sol, Seymour and
lastly Greeley, even when Virginia stul-
titled herselt by voting for Grant,
Wherever the Democracy has been para
lyzed its flag has foated in triumph over
every rampant in that little but loud do
main, and yet she has never had either a
President or Vice. President, and we real
ly trust if it shall be the pleasure of the
National Convention to seek standard
bearer from the Eastern orMiddle States,
that Senator Bayard, whose spotless
pr vate and public life and transcendent
abilities, as well as tho claims of his
State, are entitled to consideration, will
not be overlooked.
For the second place on the ticket
| Speaker Kerr loomed up as representa-.
tive Western man scarcely less deserv
ing or able than Senator Bayard. Al
though this announcement may seen
premature we verify believe that the
nomination Of no two men will be more
gladly hailed by the democracy Of Nir
ginia and the South than that of-foi
President, Thomas +. Bayard. of Della
ware, and for Vice President, Michael c
Kerr of Indiana.
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The Daily Gazette.
WILMINGTON, DEL, JAN. II, 1876.
VINO SHALL BE PREsIDENTg-The

WHO SHALL BE PREsIDENTg-The
Manchester (Fa.,) Courier, asks and
answers this question in an article,
which we copy in another column, in
q way that will be satisfactory to every
Delaware Democrat, and large num-
ber of intelligent voters, who make no
claim of membership to our great
national party. For ourselves, we really
do not see how better ticket could
be made up. Mcssrs. BAYARD and
KERR stand out as stars in u clouded
armament, without a single scintilla-
tion being deemed by the wretchedly
corrupt practices that have been in
vogue during all their career iu Con
gress, and from which, we hope every
ether Democrat is free, but against
these gentlemen no reproach is made
anywhere.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17

the appropriation bills. But if the
Democrats failed in this, then we say
that Mr.. Randall is entitled TO the last
ing thanks of the Democrats all over the
country for drawing ont the expedients
of this parliamentary gladiator, Blaine,
so early in the session over a question
which is of such small consequence pr
litically as whether Jefferson DAVIS may
be allowed to be citizen not, without
the oath of allegiance. In this debate
is shown that honest sentiments and
upright intentions may be defeated in
the House and that without votes, just
rs the artful chess or chequer plaJoi
may defeat the most able and patriotic
lover of his country. Blaine has beer
backed by the Radical Caucus but ht
has cost the Republican party an eighth
of its votes and enabled the Democrats
to come nearer a two-third vote than VT
had any hop of doing when the debate
began.
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sElEREFF's SALE.

10y virtue ota writ OF Levari n
ID TO me dir ected, will be exposed 70 r"
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5l5 MAtAS!
kept by George w 0rtlip III the city o'
mlngtJn. New Castle county, De'a"4:@ )
TUESDAY.
THE lst DAY OF FEB3l ARl''
t2o'clock, Z. M.
The following described Real Estate u,
AL that certain lot, piece or paTcsl Na
with two two story Frame h0uSe, w. l...
erected, situate in the sity ol J" lIhst
bounded and described rs follows, 10 VI,
ginning at n point On the casterly ~. "
Townsend street at the distance oi ".
feet from the corner formed by the my,
tion of the said side OF Townsend stfT.. ;.
the southerly side OF avenue "a or n NJ, /,
ut seventy feet wide,a corner lof lanu y. |.
| icl Bradley; thence along said Bradl9
eas terlv and parallel vita avenue &, h
hundred feet to Il stake; thence ,ua,r. W..
| and parallel with Townsend street ~
eight feet to n stake; thence Weslei,H., \,
parallel with avenueA one hu1dIeu y.
the aforesaid side of Townsend sIois
thence thereby northerly tweniyess.xt
to the place of beginning, be tho c0-"
thereof what they may. =.
Seized and taken in execution y M
perty of George X. Townsend anu h''' q.
NJ. his wife. and I. t.: and TO be ,gia w., w /,
WIN. ii. LA ANBe0N' op'I
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, .-,s.s
January 10. 1870. JAN,
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sIHERnEF's SALE.

pY virtue of writ Of Lcyari Facias. to
ID me directed will be exposed to Public
sale, at tue
DELAWARE H0U SENo. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept Wy George W. Ortlip, in tho city OF Will
mingtjn, New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
TIE lst DAY UF FEBRUARY, 1876.
AT 2o'clock. y. H.,
The following descr bed Red Estate. viz.
A that certain lot or piece OF land situa-
ted in the city of wilmington " aforesaid, with
three two story lrame houses erected there
on bounded and describei as follows, t. wi g.
Be'inning Mt the intersection Of the sout
erly side of Il street with the eastery side Of
Locust street: thence scutnerly along the
said side of Locust street seventy one feet
to corner; thence eUsteTly parallel to b
street thI'ty-slX leet 20 Il corner, hence
northerly parallel TO Locust street seventy
one feet TO the southeIly side of street
aforesaid; thence L erewth westerly thirty
SIX feet o the place Cf oesinnlng, be the con-
tents thereof what trey may.
seize and lakeu in execution as iheIr1
pert, Of Gecrgo Il. Towns snd and Mary l..
NJ, his Tiie. unl terro teapnts, ard to be- 80
b. NNl II, Ian I;SUN, Sheriff
Sh rii's Ollie, New CaAIc,
JdLuHi5. 10. laip. iaui---,
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An OCEAN HORROR.

From facts cleaned from the c"ew Of
the steamer Adriatic, tthe officers being
reticenil it appears that the steamer
carclcs~iy ran down and sunk the Amer
lem ship Harvest Queen. Dec.3O, at
night, ~ the Irish GRAINED. and SUM
her with all on board. \ large ship, the
suiors say, was sunk, and the sh icks of
the q owning Icen were distinctly heard.
Tho fragments which hoatcd ashore were
recoSr zed a. pieces Of the Harvest
Queen, her Eame being painted on q
piece. The steamers officers never re.
ported the affair.
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StHEhIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ Of Ven6itiuni Expo-
pas to me directed, will be eXp0se! to Public
Sale At the
y. LAWARE HOUSE, No. 5l} MARKET ST.
KEEP; by George W. Ortlip. in .ne ty Of vii
miugt,n. NeV Castle county. Delaware. on
ATURDAY,
THE III DAY OF JANUARY, ls7G.
At2 clock y. lu.,
The i.liowng described Real ESTATE. viz.
No. All that certain lot of land situated
in the city OF Wilmington, Delaware, with a
three story Brick dwelling erected thereon
bounded and described as follows, VIZ:
beginning ct a stake on the Southerly side
! of Fourth street at the distance of one hun
| dred and foity-iour feetfro the casterly side
| of Adams street one hundred feet to the
northerly side OF an alley iour feet wide
leading from Adams street to Monroe street,
| thence westerly and along said alley side an
parallel with Fourth street fifteen feet TO
| other lands of Abe K. Woolston, thence nor.
| therly and parallel with Adams street one
hundred feet TO the aforesaid side of Fourth
street, aud thence herewith easteriy iifteer
feet to The place OF beginning, with the free
and uninterrupted use OF sald alley in com
mon with others entitled thereto.
No. 2, All that certain lot of land situated
in the city OF wilmington. Delaware, bound
| cd and described rs follows, viz: Beginnlni
on the northerly side OF Fifth street at tn,
distance of thirty-iour feet from the corne
formed by the intersection of the line of TIL
northerly side OF Fifth street with the line o
the westerly side of Monroe street, theme,
northerly and parallel with Monroe street
slAty-siX feet and six inches to corner
thence westerly and parallel to Fifth stree
sixteen feet ana SIN inches to a corner, theme
southerly and parallel with Monroe stree
slxty-sN feet and six inches with the nor
thcrly side of tlitl. street, and thence cas- g..
erly along SAID side of Fifth at sixteen fee
and sI~ inches to the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken INTO execution gs III,
property OF Jcremiah K. v ood, and to /
sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSOV, Sheriff.
| SheTif's Office. New Castle,
January 4, ls76. iSnG-2awts.
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The amnesty debate was Il blnnder.
Neither party gained anything by il.
Mr. Blaine gained eclat as parliamen-
tary gladiator, but did not help his
chances as a Presidential candidate.
-Netc York GrapLic Rep
We think differently. We are greatly
Encouraged to believe that the Demo
Gratis gained tVs,es votes in Congle =
sional legislation, which will be a great
help when the House gets at work upon
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DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARK hT #.
kept by George W Ortlip. in ,he city of Will
mingtOn. New Castle county, delaware, ou
SATURDAY,
THE c2d DAY OF JANUARY, 1876.
At2 O'Clock. T.. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
city Of Wilmington, in the county and state
aforesaid, beginning at point on the south
erly side OF Sixth street between jackson
and VanBuren streets at the distance OF one
hundred and sixty-two feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Jackson street, thence
southerly and parallel to Jackson street one
hundred and twenty eight feet to a stake,
thence west' ly and parallel with sixth
street thlrty-eig 1t feet to q stake, thence
northerly and parallel with jackson street
one hundred and twenty eight feet to the
aforesaid SIDE OF Sixth street and thence
thereby easterly thlrty-cight feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perty OF Henry A. Malmsten, aHd Gustava.
mis- wife, and terre tenant, and to be sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBSUN, Sheri1.
Sherf's Office. New Castle.
Jan. J. A. d.. 1916. { au5-2tawts.
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S,HERlfF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of a writ Of Nenditioni kX'
ponas TO me directed viii be exposed TO pu o
lie sale, NJ the
DELAWARE HOT Sc. y o. 81 MARKET n
kept by Gcpr1c ". Ortiip. ia the city OF Wit
mingt"D, New Castle county. pclaw nc, -
SATURDAY.
TIE ID DAY OF JANUARY. 1870,
At o'clock. =. H..
The following described Real l.st,tc. viz:
A lot or tractot land situate il. the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware.
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at n stake on the westerly side
of Franklin street at the distance of Is feet
from the northcrly side OF Shsllcross Avenue,
thence westerly parallel with shallcross
Avenue .! feet inches, thence northerly
parallel with Franklin street JIG feet. thence
casterly parallel with Shallcross Avenue 81
eet inches to the aforesaid side OF Frank
I'm street, and thence southerly lG feet to
the place OF beginning, beng part OF the
same land and premises which William
Aiken and vile did <, ant and confirm to 4
5. Lee Nc, be the same what it may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF George d Kelley. and to be sold ~
WM. Ii. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherf's Office. New Castle.
Jan 3. A. D.. 1916. ianG-2tawts
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TIE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls7i.
At 2 O'Clock, p. m.,

At 2 o'clock. p. m..
Inc following described Real Estate. VIZ.
Al that certain iot or piece OF land with
three two story frame hOuses erected there.
en-, situated in the city Of wilmington.
bounded and described rs follows. to wit:
Beginning on the southerly side of A street
at the distance OF twenty-ihreo teet six inch
es easteriy from the easterly side of Locust
street: thence sOutherly and parallel with
Locust street sixty feet 10 a stake: theLce
eastorly and parallel with A street thirty
live feet and three inches to a stake: thence
northeIly and parallel with the first uen-
toned line and Locust street sixty feet to
the southerly side Of A street afoi esaie; and
thence thereby westerly thirty five feet and
three inches TO the pace OF beginning, be
the contents thereof hat they may.
Seized aud taken in execution as the pro-
petty of George K. Townsnd and Mary 4,
NJ. his Nif,. and I. l.. and to be sold hy
W.. II. iIAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office. New CaSte.}
January ~. 1876. iaul2-ts
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If, as has been insinuated, the design
of Mr.. Blaine was to place the Democrat
&c party in false position before the
country, he signally failed of his object.
The vote on the Amnesty bill com pletely
vindicated the Democracy from having
any other object in view than the promo.
tion Of general good will and the banish-
ment of sectional strife and animosity
and we greatly mistake the temper of the
people, north and south, if they do not
rebuke Mr.. Blaine and his followers for
their wretched attempt to infame one
section of the country against the other
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17

Senator Davis views, as expressed
in private conversation, are most rea-
senable and add weight to his speech
in the Senate on the discrepancies in
the Treasury accounts. He has made
out o prima tacie case and the Senate
cannot refuse to order an investigation
but he hopes rather than expects that
The investigation will be thorough.
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ruEpJEg,S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
y BY viriue of writ % R'i Facia.. 10
me directed. will be exposed to fubl.c sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l5 MARKET ST,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
mingtoD, New Castle County. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE I'd DAY OF JANUARY. A. b. 1876.
At . o'clock, T.. m.
She followins described Real Estate. viz:
Those two cer0ain lots of land herein des-
cribtd as one lot with the three story brick
dwelling house and the two stO'y brick
dwelling horsi thereon erected. situate In
the city ot Wilmingtl m. bounded and des-
cribed MS follows, TO wit: hes inning at tb Q
northwest corner of Second and Adams s's..
, thence northerly al ,ng tie westerly side OF
Adams street sixty feet IT, n corner in other
lana Of the said John Mcdonnell. thence
westerly and parallel to Second street thirty
two feet to corner in other land of the said
John Mcdonnell. thence southerly parallel
/ TO the first menti med line and Adams street
through the ,euire of an alley dividing these
houses from the adjoining brick house on
the west OF the said John Mcdonnell sixty
fee; TO the iuiesaid northerly side of Second
street. and thence thereby .rsterly thirty
two feet to the place at beginning. be the
contents thereof what they may. with the
% said GlIev with the owners or oCcu
piers OF the Il joining house ON the west il
common forever.
Seized and taken into execution rs tn,
property Of John Mcdonnell ant Margaret
his w;ir, and I. ami to be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON. sheriff.
Sheriff's 0;li.c. New Castle.
/ JaIusry ). A. b.. 1875. } jan "-'s
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'u .t't D., =. H.,
The following dos r.5ca Real Estate, VI:
All tAat lot, piece or parcel oi land, with
two frame dwelling houses thereon erected,
situated in tue city a. Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, t. WIT: b,ainnlne
at The intersection Ct the scutHer'y ,idc oi
A street with the easterly side nl Locust
s,rect: thence etsterly n ouE me sait south
crly side Oi A street twen v-tOur feet 10 Il
stake: thence SoutherIy and parallel with
Locust street siNty ieet u Il stlkt: thence
westerly and parallel with A street twenty
four feet to the easicrly side of Locust stree.
afore aid; thence herewith roItherly sixty
Zee, to the place ol begianiug, be the con-
tents thereof what theS may.
Seized and taken in ca ecution as the Iro-
rerty of George X. Townsend and Mary L.
NJ. his wife. and terre te lants. and to he sold
by "M. ii. Jameson, Sherin,
Shertf's 0ifice. New Castle,
January ~. 1876. janl2-ts
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WEDNESDAY.
TIE "a DAY OF FEBRUARY,


Tie following described keal Estate. viz:
Allthat certain Messuagc or Tenement and
Farm or tract OF land situatpd ia Mill .reek
hundred ana described as follows, viz: Be-
ginning a an old corner in the middle OF the
Turnpike adjoining l3u3S Of William Rrack-
in; thence by said Bracsin's land south sixty
ght degrees and eiKht minutes west thirty
one chains ard eighty-two links to Il stone in
a line OF lands late OF Moses Montgomery:
thence bS said land liz part and by land now
OF Isaac Mendenhall south two degrees east
twenty two chains and twcnty-three link, to
stone in n corner OF lliam Foote's lnnd
thence by said Foote'S land north eigh,y-
seven degrees and twenty eight minutes east
eighteen chains and torty-eight nlIs to a
new corner: thence by new lines dividing the
herein granted lands from other lands of Cy-
rus Pyle these next six courses aud diStnn-
ces. namely, north twelve degrees and fifty
minutes east nine chains and twenty seven
links 10 n stake. north forty degrees md fifty
minutes west one chain and thirty. eight
links to stake. north fifty-two and three
quarter degrees cast ninety-tCur linEs TO n
stake. south forty degrees and ility miuute
east one chain aud ten links to stake. north
fourteen degrees east thirteen chains and
seven links to q stake. and north thirty five
degrees and twenty-five minutes east eleven
chains and nlnety-one links to Il new corner
in the middle of the Turnplke rond atore said.
thence along the middle thereof north forty
five degrees west two chains and seyenty-sIx
links to the place OF beginning. containing
Sixty-three acres and Fitty-two and eight
tentus perches OF land, be- the same more o.
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
rerty OF Francis L. Rumlor and Jose hine
ais wife. and I. :. and TO be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBS0N Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, New Castle,
January 10, 1876. s janl4 ts
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Large numbers of lrish-men and We
men-arc reported 20 be returning TO
their native land. theit impression being
that times are less stringent in thier ma
tive Green Isle, than in free America.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
{. REE9N MAkai.

Pr yiit1e Of writ Of LsYlgi rgcirs % ne
- directed, w''i be cX. oicd to Pubic sale,
AZ tbG
D.I.t"AEElluU,l II. &o.5l MARKET ST.
KEEP; - Gc'r.e v. Ort ip, in the city Of Viii
m,Hs;0n, New Castle county, Delaware, N
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YEA 2HER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, a. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States and the Lower Lake region rain
willprcvail with slight changes in tenn
perature, southeast southwest winds,
and falling barometer.
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y PERCIvAL, ,n.
IL Pay the highest cash priCe'
Cotton and " oolen lag iuors
Books and Paper, Old Iron anu ~
of all kinds, at .,-
!N0. el3 WEST E'RoNT sIhlnas, sIhi-,os D
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Partner WanfeG'

! am an old established businc.s. ",
Wilmington. Del. Guaranteed to y M
dollars invested. FIVE thouslid y
wanted. With OF without service, h
money can be so secured that there ;,5 'ries
possible loss OF tho pTinclpni, l.. al.
Those desiring Information can au'''
munications TO L. r.. care Of ,.,rrpc[
FRANCIS VINCE
dcc22- In Nilmlnf'uH'