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Divine Service.

WOODS MEETING upon the Mosnt ZION
camn-ground, near uskvi!le, SABBATH, July
Goth. Preaching AT l. "A. IA. and ? . 81, Rs
perience meeting at . 30 =. II amt ChlasVn's
mesiing al =, p. IN SerBoa-st4 ect---'' fRBC-
SAND YEARS AGO W service az !ny Cha
pei or ~. Pauls. Csnp-aaeesiaa hegius thurs
day following. August 2nd-
july %, ISL
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SOMETHING NEw-ln order to introduce
cur BIC SEErFALL WHrAr,rHrWyr.r
OF Taos, in your locali,y-single grains
measuring inca in !snysi-I propose
to send sanpie of the wheat. FREE OF
CHARGE, to every subscriber 10 this pa.
per who will name this paper and SEND
a . cent stamp to pay postage. Agents
wanted IN every county 10 sell this >,w
wheat. Address without DELAY. L. l..
osment, Cleveland, Tenn.
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CoRREsPoNpUHCE.-There appear.
~. our present issue chapter 1st-"To
the lsland'-of our correspondence,
giving description of the late excur-
zion from I.eonardtown to Cobb's Island.
In our next will appear chapters 2nd
and 3rd-"At the Island" and From
the Island"
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oaPHANs CcrRr.-The Orphans
s"of' met on Tuesday last, present
Judges Can'er and Tippett. The Cour,
wss engaged in approving bonds OF Ad.
Illustrators aud Guardians appointed
Nshe last meeting: No other business
was transacted.
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Rus-Tbe eop,;ous rain. which have

RAIN.-The cop.ous rams which have
occurred in this section since Wednes-
day Of last week have had the effect Of
much enlivening all growing crops. To-
bacco, however. has been little over
rained in low places.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-26

The Rev. TT Harvey STANLEY nr M p-az
Dr Never LsWia vii soit Ceuvaraarn SCI
vices CO tae 2s-a ,asf a rr:atF Eha--ii- ::
Mar CRY, AIT he n@xr f.rr 1a'h a. g Ma
rvs CbApei- Otaer eisrgymrn arr expe-.s.s! 20
e present
V f. HTNTEa
s3rsar 81 Sc Na-v PlrlsA
Jaiy -. Ts-T
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nlen.

At the residence Of James T. King, In this
district, on the 2lst instant NELLIE infant child
Of John NJ and Nellie LLOYD.
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FOR SALE.

A FEW tkoruaEhh-e COTS
~ VOID LANES Prizes oU- S
J. C. GEEENWEEL
Leu1a-atlsE AH
JAW s. Is.1-zw
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AexEN asrEArg-k- 5 NyIItk.

o-raan.r Court u - Nays Cggz'y, st:
JE'y - ls-7
0RpERE0 BY TIE Court. Th., Josiss
~ II Haacosk. Adam sf-.-o- o. Bsnnmia
h SOtho-os, hate ef -. SAry ooza;v. Nsrv-
Land. dscsAse,i- give the Ee;lcv -c9G rl3 hv law
- the deceased crelso tors &c exh.ast their claims
and that he sane q PgbIi>l,t aGc- wees ;or
sgA Successive weeks IN he = Mars Beacon
Te~J. Jaxss 7 Y EaLsY,
Resis:sr OF Wills for -, Mar county.
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NOTICE

In pursuance Of the above o-ic-. hereby give
notice that | have obtained fru-l The Orphans
Court 81 = Mars count. MARYLAND letters of
administration on the personal estate OF Bcnla-
min Il SOthoTor, late OF >4IG couuUN 'dccvl>r,i.
All prisons having claims ags!E>t the said de-
ceased are hereby notified a. exui3it lee same
with the proper vouchers attached ,hcrr'o 10 the
subscriber. on ar before the 10Th day ~ January
ISIS, they will otherwise by law he excluded
from the benefits OF the said estate All persons
indebted 10 the deceased are requested to mako
immediate payment 70 the subscriber
JOSlAS Ii. HANCOCK.
Administrator.
July IS, ls17-sw.
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between thu
p. m, eN |
Goddard, Il
TO all TIA, II
and called Z
East |
containing
236 acI
236 acI

The aiovj
election ID
IL beautiful
rItsr. inui.
The Hers
ui6s~nt EstJ
on the oue
kn0sn AZ II
other.
The line |
Railroad RI
and II inu,fI
valuable I'll
yAntages g.
etc, canGot
half a mil
Seminary 4
II has a
modivus IL,
house jets
other niece
rs PRESCRIBED
of the purc1
cash on the
two equal ~
years, tsaTiI
sale. aud to|
notes of I'D
be approveI
.IAj
l.. L
July 70. |
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re al

DY virtu}
- BY a j
for Sc. Mary
of Equity. l
John b. WEI
ants and Jo1
Francis NJ. |
PENDANTS. an
day of Junj
Trustees, vi
auction, n |
Iaoaar.Stov
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n.y., is :.

NOV Is ~
~ have your
so per cent 4
located mysclf
n fine shop for /
repairing Bugil
norse-shorinV 4
ally. Also Pc
contracted With
MARYLAND, Mr u
willie. " hich ems
10 me with iI.pI
All | ash isati
] solicit n long,
public general |
July ls, l,7
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EN-
Orphans

OrPhans \
(lR.pERE;In
~ Dent Ell
late oi 81 u
seascd, give II
de,Sasce! : crcaI
that the same
successive weed
Test
Register
in pursuance
notice that !
Court Of st. /
;esiamtniary oiI
Lancaster, late
persons having
are hereby motif
proper vouch .rI
her. on or ls.o'
will otherwise
efts Of the said |
the deceased! a
pay mcnt iu the |
July 10, Isl.
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FORTRESS MONROE.

Having landed again at the Point, we
entered the Fortress by the entrance on
the Bayside and passed along short
parspet about 100 yards in length,
mounted with heavy guns at interval.
Of about 90 feet. Having reached the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-26

Crace's Celebrated Salve
Is vegetable preparation for the cure OF all
sores, eatAneous diseases and eruptions general
ir. Prepared by SETH W. fcwLx 3 so.s,
Is Harrison Avssss, sss.sa. Mass. Price By
- nj 30 cents. Jsiy IS, lefty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-26

Tie Crucial Test of the value Of medicine il
ume. Does experience confirm the claims -,
forth in its favor at the outset 7 is the grand
question. Apply this criterion, SO simple yet
so searching, to TARRAST's EFYERyEscEST SIR
FER APEEIESr. How has 1t wGrn4 What has
been its history How does IL stand to-day?
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Democratic Central Comali,,ee for
July u, 1877. ST. Yary's county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
MEXICO.

The results Of the abolition Of slavery
ia the United States though many and
manifest. are but beginnings, intima>
tions, ct the mighty consequences which
nre 10 how from that auspicious con.
summation. The experience Of the
country since that event, has been ir>
regular, tumnltuous and disturbed, as
the rocking OF the vessel after the
storusin the subsiding waves, but each
recurring year has brought us nearer to
a state OF rest, and as the transient. is
passing away. the normal and perma-
nent condition, exhibits itself and be-
gins to unfold in proportions grander
than was ever anticipated OF hoped for
before the war. OF these, the solidarity
and homogeDity Of our people. and the
changing currents o. emigration. are
the most important, and alike worthy
OF the profoundest consideration. The
course OF emigration, both from the
northern states and from Europe. for
many years. by the slavery agitation
and by slavery, was turned to the west
and the northwest, and in its majestic
progress has peopled nearly one half OF
the United States in forty years. Slavery
in the south has turned the enigran,
away from, its fertile lands and enticine
cline, TO The unatiraeiive and dreary
regions OF northwestern SHOWS.
The causes which produced saeh ef
forts have ceased. and What, unob,
.trucicd. would have been the normal
course of emigration, Is nos open, and
the star Of empire guides aud alinre.
the emigrant to The great southwest.
! An exuberant soil, a mild climate
bright SUBS and baimy breezes. viii
millions Of acres Of cheap lands and .
hesFitable people eTer ready TO welcom,
him, invite. and the swelling tide, ris
| ing higher with each recurring wear
ioretells that the national stream 0
emigration will pour into the connty-
south Of latitude Sc. westward, until i
shall reach the Rio Grande. We vii
then have confronting each other ol
the opposing banks of that river the An
: s'o-saxon, the highest embodiment Z
that aggressive civilization which il I,
regenerste the world aud redeem i,
e peoples from Incidence and bariarisrr
Z and the Nsxicln, demoralized and On
ieebied by moro than half csntury /
$ existing or ever impending reyoiu
tions. The former a people who iu
I century have built up nation
g forty millions and spanned continen
= aud q 4 race which has girdled Ii
!. globe with English speaking psopl
The latter . people who hare made Il
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
FORFEITED SUGAR.
A Difference OF opinion as TO fts aiae
The Importers VIII GIVE Road and
Withdraw It Tor sale

BALTIMORE, Md, December 1.-THE
commission appointed by the district
court, consisting Of Messrs. K ID. FISH
er anu L. {. Cham b erlain, on the
special account of the treasury depart
nIeDt and K. L.. Case as appraisers Of
the csrEoes OF sugar imported by
Aessrs. w. II. Perot y Tate, Muller d
Co. and seized by Special Agent CLal1-
Deriain 10 for feiture, held a meet
ing this morHing. They have samples
Of the sugar ia controversy bcIor.
them. The appraisers were not all
unanimous ia opinion - 10 the value
OF the sugars. CBsnUeIIain ueciiyea
10 sign the report agreed upon by
Messfs. Fisher and Rose. THE sugzrs
were valued 10y II majority al the cnI..-
mission At a price near which tbe last
sale of DeInavsra sugars were sold at
this market.
On Saturday IA lot OF y,sD1 hsgs of
sugar, regarded rs being IA nearly the
same class, was sold Uy Nir. PtTat T.
the Calvert Sugar Reliusry, at - Is
cents per pound, ana Alessrs. Fisher
" RJee agreed that I! cents would he
a iaiE vaiuliion, and so decided against
the opinion vi Colonel ChsmJefiio,
who eongended fuE "a much higher
figure, claiming for some reason or
oeher. Demavara ynCuum pan ce.tFi-
fuGal sugars had suddenly fallen In the
market The psPer9 were flied in
the district court. The importer,
viii give "A bond snd withdraw the
sugar for sale OF shipment.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

II IS announced that Flash, Lewis 6
Co, of New ofleans, have cor ciaded TO
call in and discharge their travelling
salesmeu. and they recommend all
other wholesale merchants 70 do so,
We are not prepared to give an opinion
as 70 the adyisability Of the step, so far
as The house is concerned. but We do
know that since tho plan OF commercial
travelling has been 80 nnivers lily adopt
ed. the advertising business llss almost
been destroyed. If Flash, Lewis \ Co,
Withdraw their traseaers, they viii b
compelled to spsnd money adyertisina
or quit business. Ne want 70 do tAs
advertising. but would be sorry 70 So
: single one Of the tonrisS .iiapiscsd
land that i ho8 ~ stshd, ep.ectlY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
The italian !ufn,>sers R-sfgn-Pnb.
ifsher- Iroirtsoaea.

ROME, December The vote Ia
the Italian parliament on Saturday
Was on the question Of violating TIE
.ecreey and freedom OF teiegrams, ba.
this was a mere preiext for discover.
ing the general discomfort TOUCHING
various political and financial oo,-.
tions. The vote stood lSi for. t1 1872
against, which, de,iucting ten ai,eu-
tees anu the votes OF ministers ard
secretaries, left majority Of live. The
ministers were actually defeated in
thes sbureau on the question OF electoral
reform, whereuPon they resigned sig
nor Depretis viii endeavor to reor
gsnize the ministry, by bringing in
leaders of the dissatisfied sectioss
The appeal court has sentenced the
publishers of Os.oyators Kom.uis
Daily, OF tue Vatican and clerical
party, to SIX months impris0n nent for
iibeiling "a minister of the Italian free
church.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
JOHN CHINAMAN.
a Highly inisZ insiIve Rud Enfonnded
stst, Dient of HIS Treatment Tsle.
grnpssed 40 Hayes.


Stat piept of HIS Treatment TeIe.
grnpssed 40 Hayes.
SAN FRANCISCO, DeIem her II The
statement teiegraphed to dag by ihe
Chinese (six eOnipaIiesl to President
Hayes, that oae hundred and iifty Of
their countrymen, on landing fi0m h
river steamer, were attacked by r1ughs.
msi-ireated and stoned. ard tina. no
Interference Was made hy the police
Tor their protection, lacks cuuiirma-
ton. Careful inquiry At the central
and haroor police stations, and from
persons ireduentlug the vicinity of tie
steamboats, landing. fail To show that
any such incident occurred. The city
front ia infested by crowds of vagrgul
boys who take advantage OF every op-
poTtnnity TO throw stones at China-
nien landing al the ahsrves. Sneh
an occurrence took place last Saturday
! night, when the Policemen in atiend-
apce on the dock chased the boyr
away aud administered fio,gtng Ia
two or three al them. Probably TN.
circumstance has heea magnniied into
t cry teiegcaphed to the president
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

The secretary OF war WAS before the
COMMITTEES on military affairs agnn
Monday. Being asked upon what aus
thcrity he issued the order 10 Geacsnl
Ord to pursue Mexican raiders aeross
the Rio Grande, he stated that he did
50 upon rreoedents of 1859. when Colo
mel Robert Z. Lee was ordered to fol-
low Mexican depredators into Mexico
il necessary, and that given By John &.
Calhoun as secretary of war in isl7 TO
General Gaines to pursue the sensinoies
into the spsnish territory. which order
was vigorously carried ont.
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II. HAaLTN,
NJ. w. RANSOM,
Z. ., HOWE,
L. II, NIrDDNAIn

NJ. w. RANSOM,
4. o. HOWE
j. +. MCDONALD,
In the senate, after some uaimport-
ant preliminary business. Mr.. Butler.
ofSouth Carolina. submitting the fol-
lowing:
Resotred, That the committee on
privileges and elections he, and is
hereby Instructed. to inquire forth with
and report as soon As may be, any
threats, promises or arrangements re-
specting existing or contemplated ae-
cusations or criminal prosecutions
against any senator or whether any
corrupt or unlawful means or iufiu-
euces have eeeu in any manner used
or put M operation, directly or iBdi-
rectly, by Nj. c, iutler, one Of toe
senators from the state of South Caro-
tina, or by any otnef person or seDs-
tor, for the purpose of influencing the
vote OF senators on the question o dis
charging said COMMITTEES, from the con
sideratIon of said Nj. g. Buffers ere.
deHtiaiS, or on other questions at the
late session oftiIe senate, ana that said
committee have power to send for per-
Sons and papers, and TO sit during the
sitting of the senate.
Mr.. Butler said he submitted the res
oiution in pursuance of notice which
had been previously given when his
credentials were under consideration
in the senate. The resolution was
substantially that offered by the sena-
tor from Vermont, Mr. EdmUnds, at
that time, and he would say that 20 far
rs he tBGder) was concerned she
desired to say be demanded the fullest
Investigation touching his conduct in
connection with his admission to the
senate. When the senator from Ver-
mont, Mr.. EdmGnds, submitted his
resolution to inquire into the charges
he read an extract from the New York
Tribune, and he therefore hoped the
extract would go before the committee
and they would examine the charges
contained therein. He asked for the
present consideration OF the resoiu-
ton.
MIR. Cana ron, of Wisconsin, object
ed and The resolution went over.
The post route bill also went over.
The lighthouse board gives notice
that fog beli has been placed Oh the
roof on the north side of the keepers
dwelling of the Croaton lighthouse.
The bell will strike at Intervals OF fif.
teen seconds during foggy weather.
WASHINGTON, Decem Der 1.-THE
exeitemenL over the GOrdon-C OIL sling
affair has entireIy subsidized. The
forbeafance OF southern senators meets
with general commentator and Sen.
ator Gerdon's conduct in the matter
has universal approval. An accoun,
81 the scene ia exeeutfve session on
Friday Is not proper for the associated
press TO promulgate as it is beyond
reach.
General Sherman has gone to St
Louis.
Herade qualified as Indian com mis-
sioner to day.
| The special Mexican committee
Conkling ehairmsH, held their frs
meeting to-day. GeneralShermau wa
before the committee and apprehend
no serious results with the Mexicans
but believes the lest safeguaI J agains
trouble is u reinforcement of the arm,
on the RIO Grande.
! The President has pardobed Henr,
Schreiiier, sentenced in New OrIean
; for robbing the mails.
I
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

TIN democratic majority in New Jersey
in Tho vote for president in 1876 was
just l2,7i5; in the vote for governor
last month the democratic majority was
again just II. 743. 1t is not often that
this coincidence happens, or that two
parties in state are able to preserve
their relative forces SO even from one
election to another
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
The IaiOa L~aEne tIub Af~S s,~.
asrh ea lf..r.


NEw YoHK, Deeensoer 1.-THE
friends ex-senator Csakling have e!ee-
ted nominating committee of Tie
Union League club over the lielei pre-
sentsd By the adninisiIsiIcn. TX SOW
ernor Morgan hesd- the socrss-iai
ticket Hamilton Fish, jr.. T. also a
member Of the cOmmit;ee ehasen. Th~
Recommendation Of the nominating
committee has usually. II NOT all .y..
received the ratification of The clnh.
but the ffients Of the administration
say II the ii.f of cf,ioers presented D
shjectionsbie, ;hes win offer an oppo.
sitson fiekss snd think they eau rs~c,
H. claiming sevensy-aive psr cent. o.
ths nsenbsu Of the club.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

THTs is the kind OF dollar the Gin
cinDati CSnaereial wants. We do not
want Wall street silver dollar coined,
but peoples silver DOLLAR Mississip
pi valley dollar--a dollar with al eagle
on it, whose right wing shall fan Wash-
ington city, while his left waits the
dust along the streets of San Franciseo
and his tail spreading over Hudson
bay while his beak is dredging the mud
Islands from the stream between ths
jetties al south Pass.''
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

THE article elsewhere from the Fran K
fort, Kentucky, Keoa..u,, viii be read in
Texas with pleasure. The views taken
are sound and conservative, and exhib>
its an intelligent appreciation ot our
senstor and the situation, which is pc
culiarly gratifying to US. We thank
our Kentucky cotemporary for the ar
ticla
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

fsirest land under the sun, the abode oi
I lawless violence, and the home OF the
hrigand and a mixed race whose highest
type has for centuries. been decaying
until every spark of its once pre-eminent
excellence is extinguished, and whose
lowest, has come in contact with civili>
zation, only to contrast its vices without
diyesting themselves of their original
savage deformities Mexico, with her
one million OF whites, four millions OF
Indians, six thousand negroes. and the
remainder Of her eight millions of in.
habitants, of mixed races of Spanisrds.
Indians aud negroes scattered over Il
country Of near two and half millions
OF square miles in extent, resisting the
moral and material mot military pres>
sure Of the onward wave OF immigration
Of forty FIVE millions of the Germanic
race, the descendants Of those resist~
less warriors, who over the PROSTATE
legions Of imperial Rome, over,ran and
took possession of her empire, and who,
from their vigorous and manly
(tho Tude) virtues, have in the
attrition of the centuries elimi,
mated civilization more august than
Rome ever knew. These are the an
tagonists, and these the antagonisms,
now srraging themselves against each
other on our southwestern border. The
United States does not seek conquest
its wars have been defensive wars, and
now less than AT any time in her histo,
ry is the spirit and policy of the United
States ambitious of conquering foreign
territory, but there are forces in the
moral as resistless as those in the natur-
al world which upheave the mountain
with volcanic fires, and rend the earth
with their eouyulsiye power Forces
iniinitesimal and innumerable far be-
yond the reach Of detailed en9mera
ton, but III their aggregate only less
omnipOtent than he who creates and
guides, and who alone can control
them. These are they which spin the
threads OF fate, and record tue deeds of
ydestin We can see the signs of the
coming storm we can not turn 1T
aside or check its career. so we may
discern upon the political sky the
portents Of change and antici
pate the onward march Of events The
bad faith OF Mexico, or it may be the
want OF power to restrain the iavless
depredations of the border raids upon
our western frontier, are but the pre-
monitions of what is to come. They
are links in the chain of that Proyi-
dence which has ordained the northern
portion OF the new hemisphere as the
country Of homo geuious Germsnie
race, where. rs we foLdly and proudly
believe, under the auspices of free
government and favoring natural con
ditiens, man is to reach the highest at
tainments OF which humanity is cara
ble.
That in time Mexico will be absorbed
by the United States We have not 4
doubt, and we have as little that the
change would be beneficial to her peo>
pie The United States would give
them law and liberty, peace and seeuri
ty, where now they have anarchy, lieel~
tIousness and rapine,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

Savannah News: John Templeton
the actor, we'll known in this city has
placed over the long neglected grave Of
Mrs. W II. Crisp, long a faEorite act
in this portion Of the south, and who is
buried at Waco, Texas, a marble slab
with the following inscription
Far FROM the land which gave her birth,
Here mingled with a stranger earth,
Lies ore whose heart held fuduG' worth
True wife, fond mothaF. gentle friend,
fonr life such grace TO lie did lend
AS proves the graye 10 not the end,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22
FROM THE CAPITAL.


Fhe Lease of the PenSseDtiary VIII
Yield the state s5o,o00 "a Y~ar-The
ahfefef ahe Laud kebbcrs sent Up
for Sen Years.
Special 10 The Heraid.i
AUSTIN, Decemher.i5. = Bids for the
state peniientiaiy lease were open. ii
to-day, and were awarded by Governor
Hubbard to I'D. II. Cunningham, OF
San Antonio, the highest aud best
bidder at three dollars and one cent
per capita per mouth. There were
niue bids. Under this lease the state
will receive for the five years for which
the lease is to run the aggregate sam
of a quarter of million of dollars
The trial OF Ham was concluded lasl
night, with a verdict Of guilty and i'm
prisonment for ten years.