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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13
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Married. eli Holly IiiI tie residence Of the brides
narJ,fiss on Thfrsday, Decenibcr Z, SIG. by Rev:
~. M. WlllIains, Mr., ION AS E. GILMAN aud
Miss BERTAL i. d. Unit; both OF HiAiover county.
Married, December 81 ,1676,at Hilly Home, the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. u Smith,
Mr.. A. g. MCDOWELL. Of Louisa Courthouse, ana
Miss WILLIE NJ. GILMAN, OF Hanover.
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Wishing to close cut my entire stock of WINTER
DRESS GOODS, CASSIAIERES- FLANSELS. &C.,
will offer for the next thirty days unprecedented
bargains. Call early and secure some OF the bargains
DRESS GOODS Of all kinds at cost to close them
out.
4 large stock Of LIGHT SHADES, pOPLINS, and
ALPACAS, for evening and party-dresses, ut
cost TO close them out.
Nv entire stock of WINTER CASSlMERES, WA
TERPROOF CLOTHS, WHITE, RED, GRAY,
and BLUE FLAESkLS, at cost prices. Cali
and secure bargain In them.
rs pieces 1O.4 BLEACHED SIIEETING at csc.
worth Acc. yard. This Is the greatest bargain
of the season.
1000 yards IRISH LINEN REMNANTS at so, 60,
and 75c., worth 75c., 81, and 1925 yard.
This Is the cheapest lot OF linens ever sold In
this city. Call and sec them.
Fer bargains In all kinds of goods, call at
WILLIAM TIIALHIMERS,
fe3 Col Broad street.
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The heading to the canal-article In yester-
days Dzspatch ought to have been The
Canal Suicide not e The Canal sWindle.o
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THE CLIFTON FORGE CONNECTION.

The order of the day, known as "the
Clifton Forge connection" was taken up.
Mr.. WATTS opposed the bill to lease the
canal.
The order OF the day was then postponed
until to-morrow-yeaS, 81; nays, a.
= Whereupon, on motion OF Mr.. LETcIIER,
the House, at p. NJ, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13

II n. WALKER Il CO., GENERA ~
~ SURASCE AGENTS, l0l4 MAIN si""N'
RICHMOND. VA. r'nrrsc linz me >,rur ~.
NORTH british AND MERCASTi!LEE ~
STRANGE COMPANY, VI London ana h"'i'o"s.'
oIaWaLnS iSSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cnc!u'
n All. Oho-,,sSets over 100000: ,n.xx
MANHATTAN t.HE lSsCliASCh to>ii nv
OF New Y.rk-csa:ts over SS0o.Ooo. wv =,
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO N i "
Brooklyn. ~ Y. tssets over saQQ.0oo.v r-,o..
vp y Y.NasS..;s over So. 800. 900.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE CoMrANi'
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over soo.OVo; ,. s,so.
Uenositc.I with the Treasurer OF Virgins, siyuu,
oo( Losses cuufably adjusted and promptly lAiua .
.as agency Applications solicited sud iniie ~. Ia
attention given thereto' 80
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ToR SALE, the STOCK, GOODWILL,
II and FIXTURES OF REsTAURANT and
SALOON. VIII be sold cheaE.
Good reasons given for selling Apply Mt 81 sixth
street pposi,e New Market fel3-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13
TIE REPORT OF THE EXAMINATION
THE lNSURANC DEPART EST.

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note
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cachofth
The ono wa December 3ltle1o;
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

tifully loaded table, while Mr.. Cal
houn did the honors with his face
all wreathed in smiles = and what
could the guests do but smile, too?
The turkey was a marvel for size
and fairness, but the greatest mar
vel was the skeleton the girl took
off the table. May the host live to
invite US to a hundred like occa-
sions.
One would think that this would
have sufficed the largest expecta-
tons for one day, but not SO. The
best of all was yet to come. Our
genial friend, Mr.. John Gray, sew
eral days previous. had posted us
in regard to a conclave that would
meet at his residence on this iden-
teal evening; and he moreover in
formed that the principal conspira-
tors were of the fair sex.
At dusk, discovering suspicious
looking person, with a violin under
each arm, stealthily approaching Mr..
Gray's house, we followed to see
what was in the wind. Thought
lessly we entered the house with
the man, when, TO our dismay, we
found the room full of ladies. 1t
was too late to retreat, SO we put
on a bold front and determined to
stand firm, come what would. In
q short time we discovered that no
harm was meant, and by degrees
recovered self possession. Finally |
our fears were altogether Quoted |
BY the gentle demeanor of Mrs. |
Gray toward us, and throughout
he entire programme thereafter
,rr courage remained. We even
elt II pleasure III witnessing tlle
proceedings rs we Became accua
ouled la tn" situation, anil after
lwliIe actually enjoyed it. We
couldn't help it, FIR the enticement
vas too great, ans we leave it to
generous public to- decide if we are
re to blame. It is our settled con-
iction that the ulan does not live
Who would not have capitulated to
o the battery of bright eyes there
ai,l, should lie have es-
aped them, the fair and urbane
oStess would most certainly cap
ure him. Our memory of her
ourtesy will ever be green.
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q Our Christmas.

" ~ cur happy lot to begin
'as nrSt and end with the last
FrsOod cheer that abounded
F'4aA IN honor of Christmas
wi courteous and whole
= mend, DR.. Deal, and his
y VIE, We are indebted for an
! on Christmas Eve,
! - nnefriment held full sway,
excellent entree was only
" the hospitality of the
f'alners.
u %afSe we had eggs done up
.~ls to custom before break
- ueh' morning. In fact, we
/, ,lAl places where the prep
~ vas IN abundant supply, as
- quite early in order to
@Aple time to reconnoitre in
~ rn'Oflai capacity-only this
'0'ling more.
.tas Received a very polite
} s.n' Mr.. W. s. Calhoun in
,a a certain time and place.
!, 1S middle of the afternoon
s,'. win several friends, we
si'es seated at a boun-l
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE GOVERNMENT.
Goverpor-F It Nichols.
Lieut.. Governor-L A Wilt.
Secretary of State-W A Strong.
Auditor of Public Accountable
len Jumel.
Superintendent of Public Educa-
tiOn-R NJ Lusher.
Adjutant General-D b Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice, Il
c Manning; Associate Justices, Il
IL Mari, Alcibiade DeBlanc, w B
Spencer; Clerk, Alfred Roman.
DISTRICT.
Judge District Court-W f Black
man.
District Attorney-E G Hunter.
District Court - Second Monday
in JANUARY and First Monday in
July.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry c Walker.
l. L.
Parish Judge-A V Raglan.
Sheriff-Chas K Nugent.
Coroner-Dr Z GoOde.
Representative-Col + G Randolph.
Parish AttOrney-A. Cazabat.
Parish Treasurer-A l. Grow.
Tax COllectOr-C C. Nash.
Police Jurors JAS A Daniels
Pesident; VIM Tison, Randolph,
Reeves, c w Fitz, II n Swofford.
Clerk Police Jury-R 5 Cameron.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ward j. Lorenzo Smith.
,. john p Hodnet.
% 3. Thomas Allison.
- 4. John c Linscum.
g :. John w Saunders.
g 6. John Chelette.
" Z. David Hardy and j VI
Fletcher.
Parish Court-Regular or General
Terms-First Mondays in February, |
April, June, August, October and
December.
Probate Terms-First Mondays in |
January, March, Nay, July, Septem-
Der and November.
LODGES.
Cloutierville Lodge No. I03-Reg-
Mar communications first and third |
Sundays of each month. Officers
4 l. Grow, w II; A Powell, w;
W ) Calhoun, j W; b Kraft, Secre-
Iary.
Montgomery Lodge No. l6S-Reg-
liar communications first Saturdays
IN or before the full moon of each
month. Officers - II Van Mccain,
" VI; b r Scott, S w; L VI Til
on, j w; ID Hardy, Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

very large raft passed Colfax
[rtmas morning without any
omit. We understand it was
|ught 10 q couple of miles below
\ plaee.
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b her down trip 'hc Bart Able
I seventeen penitertiaay con
! aboard, from NatcLitoches, on
way to Baton Rouge. What u
.d this must be to the good peo-
4 that parish. A general and
soash shocking Ike this would
!. great satisfaction aud result
,vod to many of the parishes.
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Rad river at this point has been
. stand-still for several days,
heb is more than some people
|, lsy claim to.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

ISiaz is beginning To have con
snOle pretensions toward I'M
isnent. What with four bran
Acuses and the quantity of
Yer piled about 1T various
nfs 1t makes no little show If
s'prse. II some of the inter
4 parties would consult their
Vrl'are and the pleasure of IL
! haIorlty of the people Of the
n, iaey would make u titl.'
'Of 50 acres of the ground on
@ the parish site is pitched.
. acre Of it would be paid for
handsome round sum, and the
sol the land adjoining would
''eased ten-fold in less than
fears.
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Market Report.

/ COTTON-Low Ordinary, II; Ordina-
ry, ST; Good Ordinary 81; Low Middling
lot, Middling 104; Good Middlng lis;
Middling Fair l2s.
SCGAR-Common 4fG95; Prime tn
:; Choice 40; Yellow Clarified TIC
st, White Ss@9.
/ MOLASSES Choice 40@42: Strictly
Prime 35(d,37; Prime 30@32; Fair 25p)
26; Common 20@23; Centrifugal 209;,U.
MESS PORK-sI2 75.
BACON-Shoulder 81, clear rib sides
81, clear sides S5@9.
DRY SALT MEAT-Lpose and packed
HOS; shoulders, loose, D.
HAMS Choice Sugar-cured 134@14t;
Plain canyassed aud 'uncanvassed 104(G
100.
LARD-Refined tierce S4@Sa; pack
ers' tierce 81; kettle 81; refined kegs 81
G95; packers kegs lO(9lOt.
FLOUR Fancy choice Sc ESQ 81;
family So 75@ Sc; trebies, low to choice,
S5GS5 so; double extra 81 25(g 81 81;
single extra 81; superiine So 15@4; hne
So 5O(G3 rs.
CORN MEAL-Good to choice 81 40
50 80.
POTATOEs-sl 5O@S1 as per Dbl.
ONIONS-s2 25@s2 so per Dbl. for
red and yellow.
RICE-Choice Ct, prime 5a@6. good
5tG95f, fair 5@5i, ordinary 4495, COM
mon 4@4!, No. : 3lG93f.
APPLES-s3 5O@si per Dbl.
ORANGES-S4@s6 per Dbl.
POULTRY-Old chickens 81 50@S5.
young S3(9S3 80, ducks So, geese Sc,
turkeys 500 Sl2 per dozen.
EGGS-Western 24@26, Creole SOC
32c per dozen.
HIDES-According to quality 6t9sc.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

The Ninth Judicial District Court,
md for the parish of Grant, be-
l, on Monday, the 1ith day of
|Duary, 1878.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

W. Jeter, orr energetic deputy
nd, Christmas Eve, upon the
hug Of the Bart A3!c, boarded
isra captured IL negro alleged
h implicated iii Il murder some
slhs ago. Upon turning the
IN the door Of the Jail, James
u'le, one Of the negroes en-
al IN the ROBBERY of Mr.. Dean
4 : few weeks since, became
rfel at what he thought to be
sht visit that .bodo.i HIM evil,
Iusilly shouted for help. An
conscience seems 10 trouble
lre greatly.
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Tia Rart Able has our thanks
|, file of papers several days in
ttspce Of the mail.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

70 is the time to subscribe for
co,r,x CHsoSicLE. Only 81 a
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-29

p,,bste Court meets on the first
|,,day in January.
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Tho Police Jury meets on the
]. Monday ia January.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Parish Court, Parish OF Grant, State OF
Louisiana.
Garthwait, Louis 81 Miller VS.. N. Cans.
No. 522.
10y virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me
40 directed, in the above numbered and
entitled suit, have seized and will offer
for sale, on
Saturday, the I'd day of February,
Il. ID. 1873,
in front of the store door of ~ Cans, in
the town of Montgomery, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, seized as the prop
erty of the defendant in the above num-
brred and entitled suit, to wit:
One lot of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware aud .Crockery-ware, and every
thing belonging to said store.
FERNS OF sale-Cash, with benefit Of
aupraisement.
CHAS. r. NUGENT, \
Sheriff Parish of Grant.
colfax, La. Dec. 80, II.
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Weather cloudy, dark and threat
=, Rain, snow or drizzle?
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II Al Judicial advertisements
!, h paid for in adeance, or
IN he discontinued after the
Ii insertion.
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IoFF1cIAL.1
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the regular January term,
1878, of the Ninth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish of Grant,
according to law:
Jessie ilardee 9th ward, S. B. Sanford
4th, Walter Brister I'd, Samuel Chan
/, der Sd, Fred Key 9Th, Geo. Hickman lst
Conrad Srarks 7ths Auguste Keller 1st,
Benton Richardson Sd, 4. +. Swoffood
9Th, Albert Smith ID, James Hennegan
3D., j. W. Simmons 5th, John Lacour 1st,
A. L. Curry Sd. Lisbon Eagles 9TH, Ste
ven p. Hagan Sd. Samuel Holloway 7th,
James Megrson 9TH, William Lambert
I'd, William Hatcher I'd, w. l.. Dewitte
TIA, Esau Hadnot ID, Benjamin cocker
ham 9Th, }. II. Hardy 9TH, W. IL. Wea-
Yer 7th, Samuel Jewel LIST, l.. Walker
9TH, Jesse l.. Fletcher 7th, Caleb Day
4th, William G.. Howard 9TH, Geo. s.
Fletcher 9TH, Solomon Fiddle 4th, Sam
uel Brister ID, J. H. Crawford 7th, X.
w. Horn 9TH, John G. Bryant 9Th, Pink
ney Smith I'd, Ephraim Grinston I'd,
J. N. Curry III, II. Mcknight LIST, L. X.
Smith LIST, L. ID. z. Lotion I'd, Jesse
Coleman ID, Louis Dubois 9Th, b. II.
Philips 7tn, Joshua Kemp Sd, William
Pernan LIST, Ralph Marcas lst, Nelson
Nugent, 7th.
We, the undersigned commissioners.
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct list of
the persons drawn this day by us, in ac-
cordance with law, TO serve as jurors at
the regular term of the Ninth Judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish of
Grant and State OF Louisiana, to be be-
gun ard hol len on the i4th day of JAN
nary, A. d. 1873, it being tie second
Monday of said month.
lSignedl A. b. Comfy,
Mathew Nugent, Jr.,
IL. G. Walker, Clerk.
STATE OF LoUILIANA, }
Parish of Grant. ,
Clerks Office, Colfax. \
/ certify the above to be true and
correct copy of the original on file in my
Office. Witness my hand and official
seal this 5th day of November, A. ID.
1877. Henry e. Walker, Clerk.
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BY virtue of writ of H. IA. issued
and directed to me in the above emit
tied suit, l have seized and will offer
for sale, on
Saturday, the I'd day of February,
A. ID. 1878,
III front of the Court House door. in
the town of Colfax, between the hours
of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, all
the right, title and interest of William
aud Virginia Bush, said interest being
two-sevenths and two-sixths of one,
seventh in the following described
property, viz
A tract of land fronting on Red River,
at the junction of the Darro, bounded
above by Bayou Darro, in the rear by
lands. of Josiah Huie's succession. and
below by the Bellvue plantation. con
tanning about thirteen hundred acres.
Also, tract of land fronting on Red
River. bounded above by the tract last
described, below by the Mead planta-
ton, and i'll the rear by the Darro
tract, containing about six II inbred and
forty acres with all the improvements
upon both tracts eff land.
Also, a tract of woodland lying on
Bayou Darro. bounded by the Darro Oh
the north, and on the other side by
lands of Josiah Huies succession, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty
acres
Another tract of woodland bounded
below by land of NJ. Calhoun and L.
BOuligny's estate, and in the rear by
lands of Strother. containing five hun
dred acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of
CHAS. K. NUGENT,
Sheriff Parish of Grant.
Colfax, Dec. %, list. p. f. 10
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An eminent Dublin surgeon has
given $1,000 To establish hfebout
on the wild coast o: Kerry, III
memory of his deceased brothers.
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At the emf of the Old Year we
always feel that it is but right to
turn over new leaf and start oul
OH a course of action long since
determined upon. but invariably
deferred until IL more convenien.
season. We determine to put oIl
old things and or with the new
This is a good resolve, and we can
tell you of the very best place you
could desire 10 visit III order to Sc
lect what you want. 1t is the store
OF A. c. Deal. There you will find
any and everything you or your
wife could wish for. To this effect
the advertisement, and we guaran-
tee its correctness.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant, Par
ish Court No. 5a.-Succession of J.
II. OLcoTT, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given that the final
~ account filed by Anlrew J. Crnis
shank, Executor OF ]. II. Oicntt. decd
viii be duly approved. confirmed anil
homologated unless opposition is flied
thereto within the time prescribed by
law.
Dec mber Is, 1877.
IL. S. 5. Il. SHACKELFORD.
D.16.2w. Deputy Clerk
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ninth District Court-Parish of
Grant.
Britton & Moore VS.. William aud
Virginia Bush ct al.-No. SO.
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C. D. GILMORE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-30
MORE DKSREPCTABLE JOURNAL.
ISM.

We believe it TO he the duty of a jou,r-
al'st to protect private character rather
than assal ii. and especially is this the
case. when the party assaulted is person
known to the community for over thirteen
years as man of honor and integrity
whose word is as good as his bond.
The Times in its last issue. being unable
to answer an article which appeared in the
COURIER the week previous, takes the lib
erty to assail and Willy the character of
Rev. Vim. W. Anderson in an article which
Its editor knows Is full of falsehood almost
from beginning to end. The article is be-
Meath our notice and would never have
called out word from us hut for the As
sertion that they. or some Of their friends.
really know something against Mr.. Alder
son and may publish it. Mr.. Anderson
authorizes Ills 10 state that the Times is nc
quested to publish anything 1t. or its
friends, (which are very few and Ear be
tween may know against him.
The fact Is. the man does not live. either
In or out Of Montana. that knows anyfhino
derogatory to the character of the gentle.
man referred TO. We should think the
Times was aware Of this: and that. when il
says anything against the integrity of Mr..
Anderson it is virtually committing suicide.
Tie is too well known in this Territory for
anything the Times may shy against him
% AFFECT bis reputation In the least. !
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THE NEE PIERCE WAR.

News of startling and heart-rendi1o
character reached us on Monday. Sixteen
inoffensive pleasrre-seekers were reported
murdered in the National Park, by hostile
Indians, and the Territory is again in
mourning for her dead. On Tuesday even
ing there was feeling of relief on learning
that the news was not as bad as at first re-
ported; still, many an one is sad and sor-
rowf,l to-day, because of the death of
some loved one.
Who is the cause of all this suffering
On whom does the responsibility rest: The
cause Of all our present troubles with the
NeZ Perces can be traced back directly to
the General Government. The Govern
ment has acted dishonorably with these In
dams. 1t first swindled them out of their
homes. against their consent, then offered
them an inadequate compensation for the
land: and to cap the climax of dishonor.
even withheld this small pittance from
them. What person, having one spark of
patriotism about him. would not fight for
his home? Who would not fight for his
bread? MISREPRESENTATION is the first law
of nature"
Asa fair sample Of the dealing of the |
with its wards. we have but |
to refer our readers to the acts of the last |
congress, which has proved to have been
l disgrace to the people it represented, in
more ways than one. 1t ruthlessly cut off
he GrOs Ecntres-a tribe of Indians who
AVE for years been friendly and
rue to the whites. aid who have Il tiratv
With the Government which guarantees
hem fixed annuity of $35,OO0 per an
one cen; 20 keep them from
tarvatiOn. There are other instances with
which we are familiar which are almost rs ,
ad. TO an unprciudiced observer it would {
pem as if the better the Indians become. ;
he more they are swindled and NAL i
'eated. This is so much the case that
very Indian has come to look with sus-
icion on every promise made him.
Verify, this should be lesson to the ma !
on. 1T is dearly bought one to us. who !
side on the frontier of civilization. In T
re future we should elect men to make our h
ws and rule over us who are known to v
, ACKNOWLEDGMENT who do not make t
'cmises to-day to violate tomorrow. d
laiost, if not all, the wars and other diff &
Ehies We have had with every Indian S
lbe. in the past, can he traced directl, p
eek to lack of cOnscientiOusness on the "
rt of fhe Government. "r the people who y y
alt with them: and, knowing this to be a NJ ",
Il, we should endeavOr in the future to y
NEEDY this falling. a!