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The card of the Roanoke College mp.
pears in our columns this morning.
This noted educational establishment
Is situated ut the head of the noted
Valley OF Nirginia-with the ranges Of
the Allegheny mountains on one side,
aud those OF Blue Ridge on this other, is
free from all malarous diseases. III
point OF healthfuness, mild tempera-
ture, aud beautiful scenery, its location
is not surpassed in the land, Within
radius of thirty miles are seven Of
the most noted watering places of Nir-
ginia, Situated sixty miles west OF
Lyachburg, on the Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
pi and Ohio Railroad, and Mt the ter
minus OF the Valley Road, the College
il easily accessible from all parts of
the country. The town of Salem is
rapidly growing into prominence rs II
summer resort. Salem Is pleasant,
quiet, but thriving town, and is noted
for the high moral and religious tone
Of Its inhabitants, Five religious de
nominations hold regular services in
the town. The town and College com.
munity throw around the students the
best moral influences aud associations.
The College grounds are the finest in
Virginia. There were tweuty-iour
students from Texas in this College
last session. 70 all Texans wishing to
educate their sons abroad, We know OF
no school offering superior advantages
to that of Roanoke College.
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BAGGEn Al LAST.
The Slx Negroes Whu Robbed General
GnuO's House AFrcsteh-Pro'
perry Recovered.

GnuO's House ATrcsteh-Pro'
perry Recovered.
II will be remembered that about
two months ago the residence Of Cen
eral r. NJ. Gauo was entered and rob
bed ofa number ofarticies Of clothing,
bedding and household use. ie-ter.
day Marshal Morton succeeded 10 ar
resting the gang ofnegro thieves who
did the work Their names are Dock
Warden, Ike Warden, Jane Warden
Melicia Smith, +. Randall- aud H.
Jones.
The following is the list Of articles
found In the house Of Dick and Jane
Warden: Three counterpaiues, four
sacks, two bed comforters one tiia,
two glasses, three white china glasses,
one china teapot three china cup-,
one china cream pitcher three
punches ribbon, two UOnnets, seven
dresses, seven pictures four under
shirts, five towels, five sheets, two
dozen OF large brass buttons, six over
dress skirts, three table cloths, one
bolster case, five pillow slips, Two
bundles black Grape, one yellow
merno wrapper, one waist, five aprons,
one blanket, one mun, three quilts
one bed spread, one pin cushion, one
hood, one bead basket, one picture
tussel, one book and one Bible.
These articles were found ny Marshal
Morton a mile and Il half East Of town.
He got into a regul ar nest OF thieves
and got on the track Of another box Of
things stolen 10y the same party. He
thinks that he will be able to recover
the balance in few days.
Marshal Morton deserves great credit
for his vigilance and industry in ferret
ing out these thieves, bringing them
to justice and recovering the property,
1t is to be hoped that such justice will
be mcted out to these thieves as will
he warning to thieves in genera
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A DISTRICT FAIR,
TnFrhnt, Ellis, kaufman, Collin aud
Dallas 10 Join Hands.

There is some inquiry in regard to
the chances Of having fair in Octo-
Der The HERALD suggests that the
good people Of Tarraut, Ellis, Collin
and Kaufman counties unite with the
people OF Dallas county aud give Il
grand District Fair, at the Fair Grounds
here, which can easily be secured for
the occasion. Let the people Of each
precinct in each county meet and mp.
point delegates TO q Fair Convention,
to meet AT the Courthouse in this city,
August the 10th, to devise ways and
means OF giving such fair ~ will re-
fleet credit upon all. The people Of
Dallas will do their part What say
the people Of The counties named" The
Importance OF the fair can not he too
highly estimated, and We want the
people to all feel u personal interest in
this matter, and put their shoulders to
the'wheel. The press in Iarrant, FL
lis, Collin and Kaufman are invited to
cooperate with us in this move.
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Personal.

Mr.. w. G. Francis, of Lawrence, is
spending few days in the city
DR., Aldridge, Of WaXahatchie, faith
er OF our esteemed fellow.citiacn,
George n, Aldridge, Esq, County AT
torney, was in the city yesterday,
Mr.. ]. a. II. Francis, of Jackson,
Missouri, is in town. He comes to
look for local habtation in our State,
and we trust. may find ii, rs Texas
needs just such young men.
Mr.. +. Hollender, large Wholesale
merchant, and an old resident of New
Orleans, is in the city OH II visit to his
kinsmaD, Mr.. Noise Kahn. We wei.
come him and his family to Dallas. =,
Mr.. w. l.. Malone, business mauag-
er ofTHE HERALD, left this morning
on an extended trip down the Texas
and Pacific railway, and the towns adj
jacent to it. The HERALD commends
him to the press and our friends wher-
ever he may so in the in crest Of The
HERALD.
Leslie Clark, the promising young
son OF Captain J. Clark, and S. S.
Scott, son Of that old and esteeme
citizen, Doctor j. Il. Scott, have re-
turned. from school, at Georgetown.
The HERALD is pleased to note that
these representatives, Dallas boys, have
acquitted themselves remarkably well
turing the spresent year, and fairly
earned their present vacation. Their
parents have just reason TO be proud of
hem.
Mr.. Thomas b.. Shivers, who has
been connected with the firm Of Leigh |
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Glover.

We were shown yesterday some
very fine specimens Of Large Red, -
"Lucerne" and "White Dutchn clover,
grown on the farm OF Mr.. E, A. Me.
Nair, two miles from the city. The
specimens are rs fine as can be grown
anywhere, and fully demonstrate the
fact that the very finest clover can be
grown here as well as In any part OF
the United States.
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A reliable party, with a cash capital
of two thousand dollars, can obtain a
partnership in a FIGURING Mill, in Dali
las, which will certainly realize him
from said investment, from 500 to 5000
pcrwcek, The business is established
and the brands Of -four most tayorably
known in the market The mill pro
perty is wholly unencumbered. Ad.
dress Lock Box L. Dallas or apply to
Philip Lindsley's law office, Elm street,
near Austin. jylS.tf
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where and why:

This question is often heard on our streets.
and from facts well known to those who
have visited the establishment, IL seems al.
most miracle TO find every one who has
invested at the New York Clothing House
speak so highly Of the house. Their coming
among us in the very dullest season of the
year the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence We hear, where
are they found9 They come from New York.
Of the large manufacturing establishment of
A. steinberg AGO, "a Walker street. And
why can they command such trade? They
are importers and manufacturers Of all thew
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We, M uulers .gued Druggists OF Dallas
Texas, having been selling Or. Coleman
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Waite
for tAe past year or more, aud having uUplt
OF learning OF It's effect upon tat
parties lu whom we have sold, do unnc>Itu
tngiy pronounce II one OF the best Iclurait,
upon the market. Aud for the diseases
mentioned In Dr. tOlemuu's cITculgr, and cs.
peclaiy chronic constipation, sick and urr.
vous huu aches, and as common uurgatiy,
we have never tOid any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
knowing It's pleasant and unmliug effects
together with It's perfect safety under AL cir.
rumslduces, We most cueeIWi.y recommend
It's use to the suffering everywhere.
con NOR ~ WALKER,
GALLAWAY a GALE.
HO~kINS * HOW ELL,
WILLIAMS 4 TULLlNER.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, lNi6
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TRINITY MILLS, July l-th 1870,

TRINITY MILLS, July 18th 1870,
To the Editor of the Herald
SlR-ln your issue of to-days WEEK
~ HERALD, see man ny the name
Of Nelson is wanted at Dallas. | think,
from the description given that Nelson
passed my Office one day last week,
probably Monday or Tuesday. He was
carrying budget on stick; stopped
long enough to get II drink of water,
aud to asl; the way to Denton. He
talked rather broken. The make and
all answers the description very well
| think. Yours truly,
H. VI. MYERS,
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The immigration Finance Committee, ap.
pointed AZ the LcGraad Hotel, Thursday
night last, to.wlt + T.. Guedry, Alex. SaA.
ger, \. 7. Obouchaiu, W. G. Randall J. B..
stone, J. l.. Leonard, W. II. Castor, VIII
please meet promptly at 10 O'Clock this
morning, at Mts>Ts. CASTOR 4 Thomn,
Bank. WI. CLAIM, Chairman.
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wedding.

Tonight, Barnett Gibbs, Esq, city
attorney, is to be united In marriage
to Miss Sallie Haynes, daughter of the
late DR.. Haynes, ut the Episcopal
Church building. After the ceremon
there will be reception given the
bridal party, to which 4 limited mum.
Der of invitations have been issued by
Captain and Mrs. w, II. Sickles, on
Ross avenue.
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For REM,

The two-story brick storehouse, for.
merly occupied by DIR. Jellries with
dry goods, one door from corner of Elm
ami Lamar streets, being situated in
the main centre of business; is ac.
knowledged by all to be the best posi-.
ton in the city. Apply early to
NJ. ID. DARLINGTON,
Dallas, Texas.
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We offer the most complete line of
white and coiorcd Shirts and Under.
wear al prices never before known in
Dallas. We sell lhcce,ehmted Pride of
Texas Shirt and keep Patent Partly
Made Shirts BLAKE. JENklN> B1AlE,.
mmN9l.llm
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Notice.

The regular business meeting OF the y. NJ.
c. A., will be held tonight at their rooms.
Business of importance is pressing, and "a
full attendance is desired. We want every
member out. l.. {. REED, President.
Mr.. DNoNpSJN, Secretary, wis
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4 beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm. with dwelling barn out
houses orchards, etc. Will horNghau-ei
for Dallas city property og IyHa- lands
AllIIsE. ENIlnr IlemI
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Chip hat, at SIjocach, in every style
and color at 5 Iyalsou's jl4 Main
street. NAV l-d5m
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To NJ, Louis Sni,OO,

johnson & Menget are still saving
you money on tickets. Louisville S3S,
and Memphis so. Go see them and
save money.-dd.
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DIED.

In this city, July 10, 1870. Of Congestion.
ELLEN T.. JAY, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John W, Jay, aged one year and three
weeks.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Financial.

NEw YORK, July l7.-Monoy 212'!; prime
mercantile paper Stit.
Custom receipts SNjtiO. Assistant Treas.
urcr disburNcd sieNWu. Clearugs $1,000 ~,
sterling exchange quiet, to days 81 ~; sight
- yl W. ,.,. ,.,,
NhW t"SN' Iu'S l,,-Holu opened ana
Si"S,u ~ ~ y WIN sues curing the uay ~
- ~ ri curry ing rates '4'' per cent
Commercial.
Chicago. July l--Flnnr luu. Wbeot
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CITY BUSINESS.


hot aud Cold baths ut wilson's. No
Ala Elm street. decl5ilv
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rev. Il. II. Phillips. s BE- Ers;gr, a...'l-.
IS large corps of experienced n'At-i''
H. rly-sr.uul HuLua. session VIII COM
u+ura sept. "a Patronage represents u."t-
t-,u states. Buildings sIac.ga, N.uAAN,
extensive. Terms moderate. '.lTnar' OF
s-.,u denomination, within tlra. mlnL'er
walk. For catalogue, address l.' hr l.i'
ur Hon. 10. W, -uenry, lyl'dS|.M
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1ailg 4erald,


We do not recognize The carriers rccclW
for a longer time than one month, ard par
Ties who ulsh 10 subscribe tot longer %
Rod must do 50 at this office.
, 1876-02-03
CHICAGO FEBRUARY

or branch for which he tbAll act Buch Com.
t1,issouers arc to hold Office for ono year. aud
give security for tho faithful discharge OF duty
Tho lssun Department IL to tssuo nosos 70 tue
lssnkipg Department Of e5 each. or sorno null
trio sI,cseof whoneyer the lattor shall deliver
to them th.ec-fouf!bs t4a amount Of The issue
required In pcy can't Government bonds aug
one-foufttl In gold coin. After tic fssun shall
reach 1900 0DU. .1OO. one.thtyd con and tWostEitaa
bonds shall 10 dAliveJed, and After : &4o0.u09.tDo
havo been Issued. ono.hslf Eoi1 and oEc-ahlf
bonds will be required, and II moro thsn tho iat-
ter amount of notes ara aeked by tho Banking
Department they are 20 deliver to tho lsano De-
partrnent 81 In gold for each 81 Of notee issued.
Each note IL to read "Tle Governor and ManA.
gsr Of the Exchequer Of tho United states Of
1t os Nov York" All notes afe payable IN
gold coip. auoss presentation At any branch OF 10
the City Of Now York. aud spy failure to pay
gold notSa forfeiture Of all privileges guaran'
ted by tho oct. Tho bill prosidps that tue btl-
mas Of tho Governuaent shall be done by tho F.
cne1ues frec Of charge. 10 long as Tho dcposisa
and disbursements ase made through The Ex.
chequor. and that St1te business shall be dono
at 6ne.1uArter Of per cont. The Governor,
managers. Commissioners OF tho lda0c Depafl-
incnt, and ali otheE officers named BY tho pro.
ptlctora, must cseh bold ~ lensk lft5 sha,cs Of
the capital Of the Exchequer in his own name,
hnd not over 800, 600 ia 10 be loaned to any uno
dra7, individual, OF corporation It any orc time.
Tho corporation Ia to compl lese tts Organization
vheu 250. 0DD aharcs Rso subscribed, and no one
than $1,000 thascs. The las! clause Of the bill
provides that tho E1choquer shall not bc direct
" OF indirectly interested in tho purchase or
et!e OF any agricultural, manufactured or MIN"
eral products, or real estate Or other property
except for Offices. etc.. nor deal ln stocks. bonds
mortgages, Or secutitias OF hny kind, aud that
uono Of itn officers or managers shall vota Ut Any
political election, Skata. county, or nAtiopA.
, 1876-02-03

The 0uFEiNAEHI SoE LtaHLh'
srte,at D,spatei. 10 Tie Chieaoo +. tb,tn<.
WAbutsaroN, D. G., Fob. 2.-A great nun1bar
Of bills bayo been introduced In tue House tuis
eession for tho retiet Of poraons wLo have suf-
fered from Indian dopredations. Although Con-
grcBs hna mover fairly adopted tho policy Of pay
ing these claims. certain number Of theln havo
ut every session beQp allowed. and tho aggregate
sum thus ta ken from The Treasury has been
considerable. This session claims of this nature
amount to many million dollars, ono single bill
Of this kind providing for an appropriation Of
moro thau $1,000, 900. Tho uouao Committoo
on Ipdian Affairs, In considering this nubiect.
Inns agreed 10 resolution which will
prevent it from reporting my OF these
BILLS favorsh!y. At tts mootin8 yesterday Prof.
mitsco that no c!a'ms for Indian dopfedasfons
ought to be paid, except In easca vhero tho
United States was made rcsponaibso for thcm by
treaty nt,puiatons. This resolution. attar be-
Ing thoroughly discussed BY tho 'Commistec. nna
passed: Ie thGgry q an ,stas wica ss astae1 III
IN NO SENSE AN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
that pcruons rho settle upon tho frontier do so
knowing tho ri6h they Incur. and because thcy
cxpoct 10 DO remunorated for any
9sy nsy So ,aifas sbccsd In "afs ts respest ssE
thoy arc like persons rho sottie 10 miasmatic
awsmps, or vino fn tho other wars incur risks Of
life or property. In certain cAscb Inhabitants
which bnye been placed on 1esc1yassoaa have
boon promised in trcatlos 1nado with them pro.
tcction from dopredhtions by other Indians, aud
few such casoA as thoso may be 1nado oxcep-
tious to tho ru}o adopted by tho Commission.
This ection Of tho Commission It will be seen
will mako 1t wholly Useless tor N! one fntnrcst-
cd in Quo Of these claims for Indian doproda.
tinnB to attempt to p1cas it before Congress At
t1th ADphtnJ.
, 1876-02-03
A Decided Opposition to the Re-
newal Of the Tea and CoE-
fec Duty.
Failure Of the 0ae.Term, Six.Year
Presidential Proposition.
An Original Scheme for Farm
ing Out the Government Cur
rcucy System.
TREASURY EXHIBIT.
THE TUnLFu pEDr.

80
Special Disuatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
WAsn,seroN. D, G.. Fob. n.-Iho doht stste1
,nont for January abo1. n n1arkc1 i,nntovnment.
~. ,a.. "n.;,,aas 81 tan mn a.. ss<sra...."
an" opus was .euueoo 9Ateou'ooo, 'uo aHEacha.o
reduction for tho aeVon months bong Flo,a45,~
GS7, whtlc for tho Aeyen months ending Jau. 81.
1b75. tho aggregate reduction Of tho debt vhs
anna mn trhn h,1,,,oa i, +ho rxcosrrv In,
=. .n-r ~ - - ~
31' 1870, were: co,n' so9'aoo'oo'; eaf-
rency. elo,343.051. Tho balRnces no" arc
nearly s74 co., 600 In colu and nearly 212 GGG 900
cur,encv. nnrinr thu soyou month"; OF tho
nraaont d.cn, ,c.r mr. c.p,, h.t,ncea nro rrc.ter
'eeuus .o .aoa. ~" 3sA4 ~ s~'1 "to
BY $eoooo ooo thsn at tho end Of sho cor1espond-
Ing seven months last year, Nhilo tho decroaso
mado IN tho national debt during tho seven
montta o.ceeda tho decrcaso made in tho eau,o
.aoa,,,. ~ ,.st .".r oxo, 80 son mn cor,nro,,
tnooina u iaa' seat o'e' %''oVo'ooo. eo'nt'a'oo
WITH December laat, tho leShl'tondefs eho"
dcctenBe of e559,860. while IN fractional cnr-
rcncy there vas IN incrcase OF $1.71X3i0 DUR
;nr TN twc1ve rcar,l,. opdug Jau. Al. 1876.
nn,;.s .,,n t,.n,ra ,,,.rtns o,a;nr n, a, 1e?c
Du1.1H 'uo s"o'so A.ea'''s ouu"e '3n -. to.o' oa
tho decrease IN legal tenuesa has boon Sll'ooo''
600. In tho sama period tho fractional currency
Las Increased about S8DO, 900,
, 1876-02-03

Tue PRESIDENTIAL TERN AMENDMENT FAILa.
SPECIAL Dispateh u The Chicago Tr,oune.
WAau1NoTox. D. e., Fob. 2.-Tho defeat in
the Ionae Of the proposed constitutional aGnehd-
meAl liuisiag The term OF tho Presidential office.
shows how little faith the Democrats them
solves realty have in the tard-term hobby. Tho
scheme Of this amendment otigiusted solely
with those who hoped to msko political cap1ssl
out of the pase,go OF such measure. 1t ID
etgnfdcsnt TINT the antiq,atcd phantasY had 90
littlo life that 1t uas defeated by tho Democrats
themselves. This waa not dono without =
struggle. Tho advocates Of the proposition.
seeing that they had lost thclr hold III
tho House. moved to rccommit tho subject
matter to tho judiciary Committee. This WAS
defeated by tia yoto, Speaker KoKr giving his
first casting vote against tho reco1nnttaI. The
Ue4gen six-yeAsB amendment Was not more ellc-
cessfnt. The cntso subject baB nov passed
from tho l1oudc, unleBs tho motion to feconBid-
er, which wAs entc1ea, ahall prevail. Tho Dem
ocrate started tho propagation to maIe partlsAn
profit from 1t, aud not FROM broad Eoives OF
statcamaushtp to accomplish snch snas. They
eau never Becure two.thirds vote, 90 Barney
CAullcld'a constitutional Amendment Ia rejected.
r0tir1cAL nAHKlaEs,
David Davis, Of Illinois, Justice Of the Si-
prone Court, 1t la eaid has Presidential aapira-
iious this year, Al ho had In lH72. Il Granger
delegation from Ipusna aud other Western
Staten ~ cxpected here In few days to confcr
with him IN regard to accepting tho noultaa~
tion on Granger ticket.
, 1876-02-03
OUR CONSULAR SYSTEM.
TIE PENDING INVESTIGATION.

Gptetat Dsspatch 10 1ha CHICAGO 1fIbHns.
WAsAISaTos. D, O., Feb. 2.-Tho House COM
mittee on tho Expenditures Of tho Rtate De-
parsmens examined this morning ". ~ Murphy,
Of Nav York, who for eight yoata previous 10
1860 WAS United States Consul st FEaukfost.ou-
std-1iafn, and who was ut thRt timo removed il,
order 10 mako plkco for the h.otler-ln-iaw Of
Con. Butler. He did not complain OF Lis re-
rnoyal, ~ ho expected ut aono or smother to be
the victim Of the system under which political
appointments tre made. Murphy a.td that tue
eaiaEy which he received was, l,o thought, ample,
but hls SUCCESSOR healdoa this waa also allowed
permission to expenl besldes this for clerk hsse
$1,000 moro. Ho wts Of opinion That the salary
Of Consul should not bo regulated entirely by
the amount Of business which ho had to do.
For instance. Consuls ut Liverpool. Paris, and
London, received, III addition 10 their salaries.
petquisitas stc.. which mako their emuue1ation
$l0,0OO, $4,000, Rnd &i5,000, while those at
Vtsnn& and ptaces In Turkey and kuBsa, having
not mitch less business,
RECEIVE ALNosT NOTHING ExcEPF rIlEsn sAl.-
ARIES,
which should on this account be incroaaca.
Murphy thinka that in most csBaB tho 4atsrlea
paid to our Consnls aTo sutllcleut but In
aouaa special cases, which lo enumerated, TINY
are two small. In hts opinion tho Consular
aY1tem OF tho Upitcd HtateH wns more oxpell-
rive tlsa that OF soma other countries, because
many os the European nations employ bankeri
or business nco to attoad to their Consular
business. In thts uay tho representative Of tho
hou6e Of KotAechtfds 1t Frankfort-on- the alaiu
acted ~ Consnt for Austria, and Baron Estanget.
the banker. who negotiated thc Confederate
! hlAtes loan, attended, 10 tho Consular business
| for Bweden aud Norway. Thpsa bhnkers ARC
| willing 10 setyo as Cousuls without salary ou
account Ut
| CERTAIN ADVANTAGES
! which thsy derive from thelr position. Murphy
believes that the san,a sysen1 might tu many
caues bo adopted by The United 6tatas. Tic Wit
| Which Capt. eteinberget, Of Navigator Islands
| fsmr. and who MAS sent to Europe In 1871 ~ az
inspector Of ConsutAtcs, performed his duty
Although Murphy vAs not than tn the Office Of
Consul, 6teinbelxer called On him TOR such tn