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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-16
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

a PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
"a CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers Of
said Company. The Stockholders Of the Pancake Coal
Company, Corporation Of Nevada hereby notified
that meeting OF the Stockholders said Company will be
held the Court Room the District COurt OF the Sec
Ond Judicial District the State Nevada i'll AID for the
County OF OrusbS, on SATU RDAf, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ OF said
day consider the removal of the officers of said company
S. II. WRIGHT, District Judge.
April IS 1871 my1td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-16

OF the nine prisoners in the Humboldt
County jail, two are under sentence of death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-16

A BURSTING GUN.-Y yesterdays Reno Jour
nal has the following account of a painful ac-
cident:
While out hunting last Sunday near the
English Mil, Mr.. Marks had his hand Sc
inc. His hand was torn in several places,
and it will be some time before he will again
be able to use it. Pierce Evans was driving
by at the time and brought him to town, and
Drs johnson and Dawson dressed his
wounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-16

New Orleans, May IA Galveston Ne,r>
special from Eagle Pass says Gen. Valdez,
with a force Of six hundred soldiers, in the
district of the Rio Grande, State of CoahuIa,
Mexico, pronounced for the Lerdo Govern
ment Sunday morning. and is now in posses
sion of the whole district of the Rio Grande,
except the town of Piedras Negras, and it is
understood that he will attack that town III
four or five days. The public buildings there
are heavily barricaded,
Athens, May ia collision with the
Turkish troops has occurred near ArIniros,
Thessaly. The press of Athens unanimously
demands war.
London May 15-The Turkish glmboat
which passed kalafat under cover of the
Turkish fire from Widden, was captured by
the Roumanian battery lower down the river
The gImboat was built at Pesth and was ann
ed and enroute to Rutschuh for armament.
Constantinople, May 15.-News is received
that a Russian corps has crossed the Danube
near Potback and entered Dobrudscha. An
engagement is proceeding.
New York, May Trustworthy dealers
here in California stocks state that they are
buying the better class i'll large quantities for
wealthy Eastern investors, who are attracted
by the present prices.
London, May 15-The levy of conscripts
will be critical move i'll the Basque Prov
inces of Spain Don Carlos has addressed a
letter to Marquis Waldo Espinalez. He says
those who think the fueros unfair are mis-
taken ''As the guardian Of the rights of all
Spain | protest against fresh attacks on or the
revocation of the venerable Institutions The
Basque people know that the legitimate mon
archy has always been their rampant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-16
BORN,

In Carson Sunday May b. 1877 the wife OF Louis
Mohr daughter, weighing II pounds.
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HOUSEWARES IN THE House OF LoRDS.-A
London correspondent writes - 1t will come
like a shock to a good many people to hear
that the House of Lords have house
maids But it is fact, and believe that
the domestics of that august assembly do
their work very well, And they reach ages
which are quite patriarchal, the three senior
ones being, eighty-three and eighty-six years
old respectively, and having for many years
employed deputies am glad, therefore, to
learn that these old Abigails have been pen
stoned off, or rather | should say, have re-
tired upon allowances ranging from 500 to
1885 year. Such generosity on the part of
any Government is truly remarkable, and de
serves to be quoted whenever our rulers are
accused of prrsimony. In the meantime
suppose the successors to those handmaidens
will have, after the fashion Of the age, to be
elected by a competitive examination i'll
scrubbing and busting held under the super
vision of the Civil Service Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-05
Geological

Biologists to appear to be coming to
the conclusion, more ana more. that the
Age OF our earth has been greatly over
estimsted-that reslly. in fact, changes
or surface, formation and life have been
going on for a mnch shorter period than
the three hundred million years general.
lv accepted until within a comparatively
recent period. In the first place, it is
argued, and with much plauslbility, that
the rate at which the earth Is throwing
of heat shows that ten million years ago
the surface was just beginning to consoli.
date. In the second place, the fact has
within short time been discovered that,
owing to the friction of the tides, the
esrth's rotation is retarded some twenty
two seconds in the century, and that, if it
has been rotating for more than ten mil
lion years, it would be more tlattened at
the poles than it Is. In the third place,
taking in the commonly received theory
of the source of the suns heat-thst il
Is produced by condensation-iti is argued
thst at the present rate of radiation it
cannot have been throwing off heat more
than seventy million years but, as this
shows the time when the solar mass be-
pan to condense, the earth must conse-
ouently have had q seperate existence
after that period. The conclusion is
gaining ground, therefore, geologic
changes in the earths surface have not
been going on more than twenty
million years.-Cineinuati Trade List.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-05

THE Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing description Of the closing scenes
of the great fraud:
The elimination of the conspiracy OF
Chandler, Morton i 20. was reached ut
4 o'clock this morning, when Ferry de
clared that Rutherford, the usurper, had
been counted in. The last sceaes were
significant OF the doletul and uneasy
feeling which has been created by the
contamination of such stupendous fraud.
AS Ferry rose to announce the re-
suit of the bogus count, voice on the
Democratic side exclaimed: "Come,
Democrats, let US not remain to
witness the consumatlon OF this
inlamy." Thereupon all but bakers
dozen of Democrats withdrew. This
movement, which was spontaneous and
wholly unexpected, evidently disconcert-
ed Ferry. He turned pale, but began
in a firm voice to announce that Hayes
had received majority of all the votes
cast for President. A voice in the lob
by broke the stiffness with an oath, and
an exclamation: "You Cd Id lisrP
Ferry's voice tremb ed, but he proceed
ed, and declared Hayes and Wheeler
duly elected. The same voice broke in
with another oath, whereat Ferry glanc-
ed nervously over his shoulder, instantly
brought his prepared speech to con-
clusion, and almost forgetting to
hand the gavel to Ran
dali in his nervous apprehension, hurried
from the Speakers chair, as though hi;
guilty conscience had conjured up count
less shot-guns leveled at mis- heart. Tho
Senate followed his rapid lead out of the
chamber. Not symptom of applause
greeted the announcement that the crlma
was consummsted, either from the floor
or the few who had fingered in the gal
l,ries to the end. In ten minutes the
hall of the House was deserted, and Con-
xressmen and spectators wendell their
way YEARLY homeward, discussing in
quiet tones the exciting scenes of the day,
and the probable result of the act to the
two great political parties.
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vELIspURa ITEMS.

Al theofice of our good.looking Prose
cuting Attorney Q new single swings
inthe breeze. y ~
Sheriff Curtis ia winning golden
opinions on all sides, and he il acknowi.
edged to be the "right man in the rign'
place."
Mrs. John McElroy, wife OF the e1
Sheriff, was buried on Friday last. Sne
was kind and amiable lady and was
loved by sll who knew her. -,
The erection of houses here are ike
angels visits, few and far between, out
we can chronicle two that arc now IN
process of building-oneo OF brick and the
other q frame.
On last Friday afternoon about three
o'clock, our town was very quiet; every
thing wore q listless look COWS were
lszily ambling along the streets, porkers
were taking a gentle nap in the CUTTERS
and but few persons were to Do seen;
A solemn stiffness and quietude relgneo
supreme; the hum of business was
hushed. when. all of sudden, the lower
paper mill whistle began shrieklng and
The court house bell rang out with quick
strokes, creating b iearlul dih,
causing people to rush out
on the streets, winch soon
had an animated appearance. AS TINS
is the method we have OF giving q fire
alarm, everybody naturally inquired,
"Whe .e's the fre?" Some said 1t was
the paper mill, and a grand rush was
made for that place. One lady upon
hearing that the mill was On fire, started
and had gotten but short distance from
her residence, when she was overcome
by fright and fell to the ground. Several
persons lying sick, not knowing the cause
of the uprosr, were very much excited
and alarmed. Afternoon services being
held at the Union Chapel, the con-
gregation were singing, "Pull for the
shore" when the noise commenced ana
instead OF pulling for the shore, they
pushed for the door, and getting out
scattered in all directions. The sexton,
euphoniously named "Catfsh." rushed
around and found out that the noise was
in honor little honor, methlnks) OF he
turning Board Hayes being counted In,
At which news he gave forth q maniac
yell, rushed up into the beltry OF the
church, and rang the bell like mad
man, for q time, but being naturally OF a
tired disposition he soon let up. AL! TIL,
sound and fury slgnifylng nothing"
created for the time being intense excite.
ment and alarm and was productive OF
no good. Ii Run Behind Hayes had
heard the grand racket ne wcaLd nave
been highly elsted. CLEO.
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A President by Sufferance.
rom the New York World.

Now that the deed is done; now tnst
by the answering fidelity to their
pledged faith of the leaders OF the Dem
ocratic party it has beer MADE possioie'
"a bv nothing else it could have been
made possible, fer the deadly covenants
of the Electoral eight with the Return
ing Board of Louisiana to be carried into
effect, it is \ striking and q significant
thing that no civilizations are heard on
sny Side from any but the hottest and
least considerable of psrtissns. The Presi.
dent whom Packard has made, has passed
from Ohio to Washington through
a kind of ominous silence Even those
who most earnestly commended against
the crowning of this great fraud seem 10
be moved to kind of pity for the man
upon whom so awful burden nad oeeh
so lightly laid, and who is taxing IL up
80 b!indiy. No man fit to be the ruler
OF great people can ever assume such a
trust without certain feeling OF awe
and almost of alarm. There Is no ngure
in contemporary history so Pitlaoie as
that of Emile Olivier, the ephemeral
Premier of falling empire, VINO rose
in his place at the outbreak OF the ire
mendous war of 1870, and announced
that he accepted the dread ordeal
with gsyety OF heart" Governor
HAYES is beginning task, In which no
man can possibly hope for any, the least
measure OF success without tne ihos'
thorough sense of the unchallenged le'
,.itimacy of his functions, under clouo
uf doubt and of reproach winch mlgnl
benunb the energies of the ablest and
the most experienced statesman tina!
America has ever produced. This cloud
cannot be coniured away. Though all
the voices of all the Legislatures in the
land shoald acclaim him tomorrow
t1ev could not undo what has
been done in putting him where
he IS. He must begin, continue ana emu
h Presidential career on sutterance. NOT
only on sutierance from his political
enemies, but on sufferance in the depths
of his own consciousness. He knows, and
he never will be able to forget, that his
title to the Presidency has not been
sifted, has rot been sounded, has not been
purned, has not been made clear. Were
he the basest of men, the story OF all
usurpstions ander all forms of govern
ment proves that he can never hope
quite TO rid himself of this haunting
Consciousness. Ii he be in any degree
such man as his friends, and
his partissus, whom it would
be cruel mockery to call
his friends. would have US believe him to
be-, this haunting consciousness Will
never for moment leave him. 1t Will
look out at him from the eyes OF his
counsellors. 1t will unnerve him against
the exigences of those who, having aided
in his elevation, may choose to bend his
authority to their own ends. 1t is not d
thing which he can divide with others
like his patronage. 1t is not disability
which laws or Shooting populsee Can
remove. Not even thepurest Intentions
not even the most brilliant successes IL
his administration of power can ever
fee him of this original faint upon 1t;
acquisition. The damning spot will moi
out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by William Collins and Margaret
Collins his wife, to the undersigned as
Trustee, bearing date the eth day of
February, A. d., lS7i, and recorded in deed
OF trust book No. q, folio 1856 anu 3s7, will,
on saturday, the ION day of March,
1877, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, OF said day, pro-
coed tn Sc / at public auction TO the highest
and best bidder, at The front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, w. Va, the
following pro- erty: Beginning at The
southeast corner OF Market and High
streets, in that part of the city OF Wheel
ing known as John McLure's addition,
thence south with Market street on the
east side thereof 81 feet to an alley. thence
with the alley 100 feet to Phillips line,
thence with his line a feet 10 High street,
thence with High street 100 feet to the be-
ginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, one
third in nine and one-ghird in eighteen
months, the deferred payments to be
secured and to hear interest from the DAY
of sale. GEO. r.. BOYD, Trustee.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Auctionecr.
febSOawi
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DIED.

POBB-March the 4th, at 2:3O p. NJ, JOHN
PoBB, a youth of q years, and faithful
servant of Rev. p. kreuSch, Of 81. Alphon-
sus Church.
Funeral will take place from st. Alphon-
sus Church, on Tuesday at9A. NJ, March
the 9TH.
JEFFERSON-On March l, 1877, at Graf
ton. W. Va, ELIZABETH b., wife OF mos.
W. Jefferson, formerly of Wheeling, IN the
10Th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son,
VIM Jefferson, No. $40 Market street, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
WELLS-On February 2S, 1877. at 1925 p.
NJ, NICHOLAS WELLS, aged 81 years and
days, at his residence in Tyler county.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
nor USE OF COAL SCALE.
CITY CLERK UrTII

CITY CLERK OFEIT
WHEELING. February =, '..
Sealed Proposals viii l." receive T.
office Of the City CIsrk ubilI :.
March 10, 1877, ~ z O'Clock =. ~ =
use II the Coal Scales IN D." Flri :.
Fourth. Filth, seventh and risub -.
Of the city. The scales thai props.
he received for In the abOge nag~i W
are AZ follows:
First Ward-lo at6d near The '0'l'
It'll and Market streets.
Second Ward Scales nj the bv''"
OF Second Ward market.
Fourth Ward Scales--ODe on tD' 4
OF Eoff and 18th streets, and one T"
east end OF OLD Zane street bl'ot
nth street., one at kimbtn'l
banks, and one at BOdley Brother
Filth Ward Scales at the ~ w
the Mark, [ square, Centre Wh"rhh'
seventh %ard-ScaIcs loca'rl q
street. ....
Eighth Ward Scales-One on w
of .Sgth and Jacob streets.
All bids 10 Ike p aid scales 10 g.
and repair. Bids for Fourth va.
will be- received TOR one or b'.H
said ward. ,.vv
.hg7 ~ 0U o.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE VERY DESIRABLE LOT 9sS
situated on the northeast corner as
OF kofT and Seventeenth streets, with
the tenement houses numbered ~ Seven
tcenth street, and 1913, 1916, 1914 and 1872
fronting on Eoh street, and known as
Shriver's Row. For price and terms APP
ply to l.. q. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent, No. 23ii Chapline st.
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Administrators Sale
Of VALUABLE STOCKS.

Of VALUABLE STOCKS.
The undersigned administrator OF the
estate OF John Bishop, deceased, will Oftel
at O'Clock p. Nj, Wednesday, March z,
1877, at the front door OF the Court House
of Ohio county, in the city of Wheeling, al
public sale, the following Stocks belong
ing to the estate of said John Bishop, that
IS TO ray:
Eighty.one Shares Stock Citizens Rail-
way Co.; Seventeen Shares Stock Bank O
the Ohio Valley; Twenty-fOur Shares
Stock franklin Insurance Co; Fifty shareS
Stock Citizens Fire, NJ. and l.. Insurance
Co.: Five Shares Stock Fire and Marine
ms. Co.; Twenty Shares Northwest Vtr
ginia Agricultural Society (Fair Grounuj
stock.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
Said administrator will also offer AT
public sale, on the same day at 10 O'Clock
A. M, at the late residence OF John Bishop
on Main street, above Eleventh street, Il
lot OF Office and Household Furniture,
consisting OF Desks, Tables, Chair, Car
pet, IT YES, &C., also, jewelers. Lathe
Stereoscope, &c.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JNO. J. JONES, Administrator,
FEBRUARY %, 1877. fe2ieOdl
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SEALED Proposal"

CITY CLEEE'- on
WHEELTNG, ~. Va. p -
Healed Piopo-aIs vii b" re. ~.
Office OF the ct tlrrS ,.'' .,r.-ls
March 8, ls77, at 2 o'ci ,rS ,. = . =, /, -
Ing theCity Water WORK, ,,'t r. y.
LOcn- p and Hose H"ug. ~" Is y
mixed coal, or coal ~ u conc -, ,,,, .
bank, delivered at ID" "a.sf =. ..' 8
for one year, beg ming 90 ~. I-,ss,sf
April, ls73 payment Ia b" in l', "a! 8.
TIE contTactnT 70 I'VE bD.I - -
security Tor the fuifiiim"ni o, .. Wy, - :
The bids ts be eBdOrsed' ,f. ~
Water Works. "aBd address - -,
man of the Com rnlti.e g1 ,.HHssLgIJi
o ALL@' tiD ov %
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IT'S the wicked San that sings this
little dity:
He was a tootsy, pootsy Hayes
The SUNDAY Schools dei1ght;
He neither chewed, nor smoked, nor
drank,
But when he went to Washington
He lost his goody ways.
For wicked Zachartah oosseo
This toosty, poOtsy Hayes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-05
A Man of a Thousand.

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY tx.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and DR.. II. Jam es
was experimenting, he accidentally made
a preparation Of "1ndian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt OF two STAN DIS, to pay
expences. "Hemp" also cures night
sweats, nausea at the stomach, and will
bl eak fresh cold in "a hours. Address
Chaddock & Co., ,0a2 Race Street, Phila:
delphia, naming this paper. no23ta
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE .

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty-ffth street, for sale. They are
nearly new and in excellent repair. Eacn
contains four rooms and kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string cheap dwelling hous well located,
and upon reasonable terms, will do well
TO call. For full particulars apply to the
undersigned at their office, No. ll36 Chap
line street, Wheeling, w. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLE,
anrl5h Attorneys.
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PUBLIC SALE !
City of Wheeling 1890 Bonds

The undersigned Commissioners will
sell for cash to the highest bidder, at thu
Exchange Bank, in the city Of Wheeling,
w. Va, the bonds of the city of Wheeling,
to be issued under an ordinance Of the city
OF Wheeling. entitled, IAN ordinance to
provide Tor the issue and sale of bonds by
The city of Wheeling, abd Tor the pay
ment and redemption thereof" passed
January 5, 1877. All bids must be in writ
ing. Said bonds are five hundred dollars
each. payable on or before the first day of
March, 1897, at the Exchange Bank of
Wheeling, with interest at the rate OF six
per cent per annum, payable semi. annu-
ally and are exempt from taxation by said
city. No lids will be received al less than
the par value OF the bonds. Bids will be
ceived at sal Bank until and including
the Seventh day OF March, 1877.
such an amount only OF the bonds will
be Issued as Council may direc,. All bids
TO be addressed 10 The undersigned Com.
missioners at the EXchange Bank, Vince.
ing. +. J. STONE,
J. J. JONES,
]. q. HOFFMAN,
febSb Commissioners.
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aprl5l
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND ACRE LOT IN WEST
III Liberty.
This property Is desirable for pr. }A
vale resider CO or public business, 1t i%%E
is near the Normal School. The house
contains 10 rooms and Is we'll suited tor
boarding students. The lot IS well filled
with fruit and ornamental trees. Apply to
J. A. BROWN,
feb5eod -egb West Liberty, w. Va.
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NOTICE..

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OFTHE
Temperance Hall Union, held in their
Hall, No. 1910 Market street, on TUESDAY
Evening, at ~ o'clock. All friends OF
Temperancs are cordially invited to At
tend. BY order of Committee mror
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Desirable Rooms aud Board.

T,IyE CHOICE AND WELL FURNISH.
ed Rooms to Let, with Board If desired.
No. Is Twentieth str, ct, two squares
mrs. MRS. MATTY FERREL.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM NO. 1902 MARKET
street Mcclure House building0 now
in the occupancy OF the Citizens +. NJ. d
l.. Insurance Company.
Possession given Immediately.
mrs II. u. SHRlVER, Sec'y.
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Copartnership Notice.

AFR. LEWIS BAKER, ONE OF HE
M former proprietors OF the REGISTER
newspaper, has again become partner IN
the concern. The firm name will remain
unchanged- THE REGISTER CO..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

FOR cincinnati and intermediate
POints.
b. THE LIGHT DRAFT AND
swift, passenger steamer,
8,nr3er Charles Muhieman, Master,
Ed. Iuhleman, Clerk; will leave az
above -on Tuesday, March 5th, 1877, at 0
O'clock, promptly. Fer freight or passage
aP paa on ' C 81, BOOTH SON. Agents.
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! FOR SALE ANpFoR RENT
FOR SALE.

nEYEKAL SHARES OF NAIL CITY
~ Brewing stock. For particulars apply
O. this ONCE. feplon
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-01-26

Most persons who have any acquaint-
ance with the literature of chess have
heard of the games said to have been
played in the Middle Ages with living
chess men. Lord Lytto@ recently re-
vived this amusement in India. Dur
ing his visit to Mooltan, last month, his
lordshIp, after receiving and replying to
al address from the municipality of the
city, engaged, we are told, Sin a novel
game of chess with Col. Millett. The
chess board, if such a term may be al
lowed to carpet of red and white calico
with checkers a yard square, having
been spread in front of the hall, chess
men, men and boys, dressed in opposing
red and white uniforms appropriate to
the various pieces, were marched in and
took their places. Then by word OF
command each piece moved to the
square indicated, and very lively
game ensued, ending in an easy victory
for the viceroy." An Emperor Of
Morocco who once INDUCED in similar
amusement is said to have added ter
rible realism to the game by causing al
the pieces taken during it's progress tc
be beheaded.