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The Edgefield Advertiser.

This highly esteemed exchange has entered
upon It's iorty-sixth volume with brilliant
prospects for the future HonOred In Its youth,
II is no less respected in It's age. That paper
aForty-ive years OF the Edggicld advertiser
are In the past. This issue finishes our forty
fifth, and next week we will begin our forty
sixth volume. Forty>ive years, with all their
Joys and sorrows, all their prosperity, nnd
Iieir dark days. Bat we will not preach, al
Enough the temptation Is -"At Nor WILL we
occupy the tine OF our patrons with q long
recapituIatien Of what the old advertiser has
or has not done. All Edgeheld and all south
Carolina ure familiar with its career: Sulllce
s. TO say thai throughout these long forty-hVe
wears. the advertiser has labored bravery anu
xeulously Tor the best interest OF our county,
and our Suite. And this the advertiser Will
stlll continue to do. The year 1880 will be one
in which no patriotic American can afford to
close his eyes to public affairs. 1t Is impossi,
BILE to e~xaggerate the importance OF political
events which IL has in store, or the necessity
OF rcsoiute vigilance on the part OF every
newspaper and every citizen that desires TO
preserve the government that the founders
gave US. This resolute vigilance tho Adcer-
user designs faithfully 10 exercise.
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The Supreme Bench.
TNetcs oud COuricr,7

COLUMBIA, December 5.-Interest here now
chiefly centres on the contest for the Associate
Justices seat vacated by Judge Haskell. ills
conceded that the struggle is virtually be-
tween MCGOWAN n Wallace. The former
has developed strength with great rapidity
during the past twenty-four hours. and the
ultimate result Is exceedingly doubtful, with
the chances perhaps q shade In favor OF Wal
lace. although McGowan's friends are conf
dent, and certainly If he could hold his own
and continue an approximation to the prog
ress made recently, the probability would be
In his favor.
COLUMBIA, December 1.-THE judiciary com
mittee will report tomorrow that the Chlel
Justiceship Of this State must be filled by the
present General Assembly, as the time for
which Judge Willard was ELECTED will expire
next year. Judge McIver will, in all -proba-
bility be elected Chief Justice. Gen. Meow
ans chances are now considered best for one
Of the vacancies on the Supreme Bench which
will then exist, while 1t is said that the nom
ination by the Charleston delegation Of a
strong man, Judge Pressly for instance. for
the second vacancy, would meet with general
support.
CAug1sta Chronicle and Sentinel.
Columbia, S., December s.-Although
with a strong pressure against him, Gen.
MCGOWAN is now regarded the strongest
candidate for Associate Justice. The
friends of General Wallace were actively
electioneering to-day but most Of the
members whom I have spoken to open
ly declare themselves for MCGOWAN.
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The COnparee Iron Works.

The Edgeteld Monitor has pleasant words to
say about our friend Major John Alexander
and his fine machine shop. Aboeville always
gives q liberal patronage to the Congaree
Iron Works The Monitor says: .
We call attention to the advertiser ent OF
Mai. John Alexander, which appears in our
columns this week, Maj. Alexander makes
specialties OF Saw Mills and Cane Mills, but
isakes and repairs all kinds of machinery
and casting Thc saw mill, exhibited by him
at the State Fair' carried Off the premium and
II certainly desc rived 1t, for 1t was q mod in
workmanship and in strength. Parties de-
string any thing In his line will do well to
correspond with the proprietor OF the Con
parce Iron Works
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4 Mammoth Weekly.

Messrs. Riordan 4 Dawson, the proprtetors
of the Neus end Courier OF Charleston, are
Soothing ii not enterprising: Not satisfied
with the great success which Inc W eek =; nf ips
-,reox 70 its calculation the coming year by
making 1t still more worthy OF patrSo a E,
,Ec,ns i'm 1850. will be Il sequel 10 Mrs Clara
pergan McLean's beautiful story, The Bloom
o'.t6c Peach" This new story will be called
s.Honor and Arms" and will doubtless be re.
ceived with the general approval and com.
snendation that greeted The Bloom o the
Peach
Ell four pages Of nine columns each, each col
N being twenty-five and t~hree-quarter
fpches in length, SO that all along 1t has been
OF imposing size but two pages are to be add
ed on New Years Day., making the Weekly
,Ve,rs thereafter = paper Of six pages Of nine
columns ~achIeaeh column sweT Ts ana
q mammoth paper, and 1t Is as excellent Ia
quality as 1t Is immense In size, 50 that any ef
our readers who desire and can afford a paper
published beyond the limits OF the County,
could not do better than 70 take the Weekly
,yers. the price OF which has Lot been In.
creased, but Is still 81 a year.
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THE OUTLOOK IN WASHINGTON.
The Finances Not to DO Touched.A Gen.
eral Indisposition to do Any More
Financial Legislation. Tilden, Hen.
bricks and the Presidency.
IA. 4. Afc Uure in Philadelphia Tlmes.]

4 X. Mc Cure in IpttadctIhtd It1neS.I
WASHINGTON, observation-disclosures reason
ably safe to assume that the present session
Of Congress will not distract the country by
Administrations proposition to retire the
grccnba cks will meet with very general op.
position from tho Democrats und find little
favor with the Republicans. In short, IT may
be regarded as q dead measure already, al
though It was invented rs II party issue Tor
1880. 1t is quite probable also TINT Prices re-
solution, declaring against any legislation
on the financial question, will pass the House,
and thus assure tho country that Its now
PROSPEROUS business is not to be threatened
by Congressional folly. For SO much the ma
tion will be thankful: Nbout the only tninG
Tildcn and Hendricks are mutually against
each other In lSS0. Tildcn IS authoritatiVely
quoted as calculating on Democratic success
next year without Indiana, rs he counts New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut as secure
If the party can cut loose from Western tinan-
authoritativcly quoted as ~pereInptory IN
declining to run ON the ticket with Tlldcn.
although he Is not positive In declining 10
take the second place with Seymour. In Re-
publican circles there are no developments
beyond a growing fccli2G that the Stalwarts
cause OF his conservative attitude toward the
South. The entire administrator is IN the
most candid sympathy with anything to beat
Grant in the nominating convention, n
there is now great confidence felt among tho
Stalwart leaders that 1t can be done. Mean
time, the South Is quiet and likely TO be more
quiet thfs session than in the past. What
greSs Will be less fruitful OF campaign battle
cries for their enemies this session than ev-
or before. For SO much the country may also
be thankful.
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JUDGE HASKELL'S FAREWELL.
The Modest and Digniflcd Letter in
which he Resigned the Office Of As.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court
of SOuth Carolina.
SUPREME COURT Room,
December ). 1879.

SUPREME COURT Room,
December ). 1873.
To His Ercclcncy ". D. Simpson.
Governor O( the &ute OF South Carolina q:
SIIs-l hereby respectfully notify you Of my
resignation OF the office Of Associate Justice
of tue Supreme Court Of South Carolina, to
lake effect this day.
This resignation Is occasioncd by my accept
ance of the presidency Of the Charlotte. Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad Company.
l beg leave, IN this communication to your
EXceliency, to express my profound appreci.
alton of the honor conferred by the General
Assembly In electing ruc TO 80 dignified Il po-
sition as that from which l now retire.
Whatever doubt / may have us TO my sue
cess in the discharge OF the important duties
which were thus entrusted to me, / am con-
soled by the consciousness that my unccaSi1lg
effort has been TO faithfully anu conscientious
ly perform them.
In retiring from public life I avail myself OF
the opportunity to express my gratitude 10
the people OF the State. and to assure them
that their 1latteriug recognition Of any ser
vices which they have been so kind as 10 az
tribute to me shall Lever bc forgotten, and
that it shall be the effort OF my lie ms y ,prl-
vate citizen TO give them reason to believe
that their confidence has not been misplaced.
! have the honor, sir, 10 be, with great re-
spcct, your very obedicnt servant
A. Z. HASKELL.
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Mercantile Failure.

By reference to IN advertisement in anoth'
er column OF the Press and Banner, 1t will be
seen that Mr.. w. j. Rogers has made an u.s.
slgnment OF hisgoods to Mr.. Chaplin Moore,
for The benefit Of his creditors. The liabilities
of Mr.. Rogers, it Is estimated will amount u
5000. This amount is owing generally in
small amounts, +. w. Wagner & Co., Of
Charleston, being the largest creditor. and
Soldiua claims against hlm to the amount Of
$500. Nj. Rogers estimates the invoice price
OF his goods at $I,iU TO 1880. From these
FACTS we would estimate that creditors may
safely count on realizing from thirty-hve tc
forty cents on the dollar.
We extend our sympathies to Mr.. Rogers In
his trouble. He Is u hard worker and deserves
10 succeed. We trust that there may yet be @
bright future in store for him.
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A cheap fertilizer consists II Sui;
phate OF ammonia, Cd lbs. nitrate Of
soda, 40 lbs. ground bone; $50 lbs. ;
plaster, $50 lbs; SALT. Ia bushel,
wood ashes, sbushels; stable manure,
20 bushels: Apply the above amount
to six acres: Labor in preparing in
Guided; It costs about s16. 1t Is said
to give as good results as most OF the
fertilizers costing $50 pet
ton,
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Sherif,s Sale.

Edwin Bates & Co. against Jas. II. Widehnn
and J. l.. Wideman as J. H. & J.. l.. Wide
man.
Execution. .-.
RY virtue of an execution to me directed. In
ID the above stated case, / will sell to tho
highest bidder, at public auction. within the
legal hburs OF sale. ut Abbeville Court House,
on Monday the 9Th day OF January. A. D. 1880
the following described properey, to wit: All
that tract or parcel OF land, situate, lying and
being la the county Of Abbcville, South Caro-
lima, II containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY.SEVEN
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Mrs.
L. =. Harrison, J. 4. Bnnnister. Samuel Per-
rim, and NJ. F. Wideman and others.
Levied on and TO be solids as the property OF
jas. II. Wideman und ]. L. Widenlan to sntisA
fy the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TEBMS-CASH. Purchaser TO pay for pa
pers.
J G DUPRE,
Sheriff A G
December 4. 1870
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Death Of Alex. McCaSlan.

Last week Mr., Alexander McCtlslan, IN aged
and respected citizen OF the Long Zane coun-
try. died OF cancer on the arm after a pro-
tructcd and painful illness OF many weeks.
Nj. McCaslan was about seventy years old.
and had been a member of the Associate Re
formed Church since his early manhood. He
has held the office Of Trial Justice for several
years, and gave general satisfaction In the
discharge OF the duties of that Office. Many
warm friends will regret to hear OF his death
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THE WILLIAMSON FIRE.
Lewis ellison, Vim. RagSdale, j. F.
Ragsdale, ]. Harvey Hancock, John
NJ. Gambrell and Augustus W. PoOre,
in .IaiL
rGreen,iue DQi[u.1

The preliminary examination Of the parties
by Capt. Alley for the burning. OF
Geo. W. Anderson's store-house. containing
about sl0.O 900 worth Of goods, was held in Will
on Friday ; and the following men
were committed to Anderson jail. as being
connected with the burning: Lewis Ellison.
VIM. Ragsdale, j. F. Ragsdale. J.. Harvey
Hancock, John NJ. Gambrell, and Augustus
w. Poore.
There seems, from the evidence before the
committal court. that there had been a con-
spiracy .folmed among these men to
punish Mr.. Anderson for attempting to col
iect bills due to him oy them, and they sue
ceeded in burning him out. 1t is fortunate
that he has succeeded in capturing themen
and he will doubtless give them the
benefit OF the law.
Capt. Alley has developed great ability In
managing this case. and the entire communi:
ty in the vicinity Of Williamson should feel
their obligation to him, and we have no doubt
that they will reward him highly for his SER
yiTps
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Sherif's Sale.

John w. Rowland against j. NJ. Moseley, CT
Moseley n others.
Execution.
by virtue Of an Execution to me directed,
ID in the above stated case. 1 will sell to the
highest bidder, ut public auction, within the
legal hours of sale. OF Abbeville Court House,
on Monday, the 9Th day Of January, A. D.
1880, the following described property, to wit:
The undivided Interest OF Mrs. Luvenia
Moseley (hcing one-thirdl In the real estate
belonging to her husband ct his death, situs-
ted In the county OF Abbevllle, South Caro-
lima, and containing -.
THREE HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of h. F.
Reynolds, J.. B.. Sample, Frank Arnold, b.
Reynolds, and others.
Levied on and to be sold rs the property OF
Mrs. Iuvenia Moselcy. deceased, to satisfy
the aforesaid Execution and costs. i.
TERMS Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
JFC DUPRE,
Sheriff y G
Dec 4, 1870.
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Sheriff. Sale.

g. A.. c, Waller against William Boozer.
Execution.
ny virtue of an execution to me directed, IN
h the above stated case, l will sell to the
highest bidder, ut public auction, within the
legal hours OF sale, ut Abbeville Court House,
on Monday, the 18th day OF January, A.. D.
1850, the following described property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate, lying
and be ing in the county of Abbeviye, South
Carolina, and known as the Boozer Mill Tract
and containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands ef T.. j.
Hearst, John Nickles and others. Levied on
and to DO sold as the property Of William
Boozcr to satisfy the Aforesaid execution and
costs. .. ~
j &c DuPRE,
Sheriff Az.
December 1, 1870:
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Sherif's Sale,

Trustees of Estate OF DeLaHowe, assignecs j.
8. Reid and Jane r. Baker against Vim. II.
Taggart
Execution.
PY virtue of IN execution to me directed, in
ID the above stated case, l will sell 10 the
highest bidder, ut public auction, within the
legal hours of sale. ut Abbeville Court House,
Monday, the 9TH day Of January A. u. 1880
the following described property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land, situate. ~.
Ing and being IN the county OF Abbeyillc,
SOUTH Carolina, and known as the Home
place OF the late VIM. II. Taggart deceased,
and containing
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Estate
of james Taggart, Sr. estate OF Dr. j. s. Reid
and others.
Levied on and TO be sold as the property Of
Vim. II. Taggart deceased, to satisfy the afore-
said execution and costs.
TERMS-CASH.
JFC DUPRE,
Sheriff A. c.
December s, 1879
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Sherif's Sale.


George W. Anderson against Elizabeth
Lynch.
Execution.
by virtue OF an execution to me directed, In
- the above stated case, / will sell to the
highest bidder, ut public auction, within the
legal hours OF sale. at Abbcvllle Court House,
on Monday. the 9TH day Of January, A. ID. 1850
the following described property. " wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate, ~
ing and being in the county OF Abbeyllle,
South Carolina, n containing
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of ]. B,
scawright, 6. W. Milford, S. McGo~nn and
others. -
Levied on and 10 he sold as the property OF
Elizabeth Lynch to satisfy the aforesaid exc
cution and costs.
TERMS-CASH, Purchaser to pay for pa
DUPRE,
Sheriff A G
Noznr.ho~l 1c-0
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MARRET REPORTS.
CORRECTED BY
3 a ell e. Co.,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General
Merchandise.

Abbcvllle.-Cotton has been quite excited
duringthe past week, the best grades closing
ut llI to Y cents.
new YORK, Dec. s - u m. Stocks
steady; money Ga 7, gold LOO Exchange
long 4.s2H ; short 4.S414: State bonds dull ::
governments quiet. Cotton guile ; sales
las; middling upland 1919 middlihg Orleans
I3X Futures firm-Sales 10000 ; Decem-
Der 1917; January 1886 February, 1858.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8. - Flotr firm (;
Wheat tlrmer I; corn firmer; oats steady ;
Pork - ; bulk meats firm, bacon
= clear sides - !; whiskey firm,
at Ito.
Tee. 8 - Cotton quiet =
middling l2N low middling llM; good ordi-
naryll5f; net receipts $40; shipments -;
CHARLESTON, Dee. 8. Cotton steady :;
middling l2A; low middling l2h: good ordi-
stnck ! d s ast e 5eeeiPt eoa S'tSii src s,sIi: sales ''0O'
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A Few days ago the "boys'' Of San Bernar-
dino. California, rode a book agent out Of the
town on a rail, The Chronicle is what the
Commoner would call a law and ORDER" pm,
per, and is sternly opposed to Jmdge hyh Sia
Jurisdiction to book agents and lightning roo
men. we will wink hard al his dolngs.NAa-
Husta Chronicle M Sentinel!
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AIsToN HoUsE.-Mr Henry Huckadre. Miss
Annie Huckabee, DR. Speer and daughte' ,
J H Latimer, J T Latlmer. Lowndesville; D..
Wideman, Mexico; Mr. Harris, New Orleans /;
Edwin B. Treutlen, Columbia Miss Sallie
Baskin, William Brooks, Monterey Henry
Moore, City win Woodhurst, Ben Williams,
Jno Williams, Miss Lou Breazeale, AbbeviIle ;
wine, AntrevilIe Mr. Johnson, Due West.
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Sheriff's Sale.
A. Bcquest vs Amelia Hollinshcnd:
DY virtue OF an Execution to me directed,
ID In the above stated Gaze, ! will sell Mt As-
beyill0 Court House, on Saleday IN January
next, within the legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO VII:
THE WILLIAM POPE TRACT
containing one.half I) acre, more or less
bounded by Depot Street, Thomas Jones, a.
Beauest and Mary Jones.
THE TENNENT LOT
containing one acre, more or less, bounded
BY Depot Street, Fair Grounds. Solomon Nc
Cav, and Eliza Patton:
THE McCAW LOT,
containing one acre, more or less, bounded by
Depot Street, Eliza Patton, Jerry Miles and
George Adams.
THE EMANUEL TAGGART LOT,
containing one acre. more or less, bounded
by A. W.. Jones, A. Bequcst, Eliza Patton and
Depot Street.
THE PATTON LOT,
containing one and o quarter az acres more
or less, bounded By solomon McCaw, Nancy
Williams, Fair Grounds and - street..
Levied on as the property OF Amelia Hol-
linshead ut the suit Of A. Bequest-
IF G DuPRE,
Sheriff A. c.
December 4, 1879, tt
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Clerks Sale.

CIerkS Sale.
Jane A.. Howard against William u.
McWilllams.
Juloment of Foreclosre n Order Of Court
TO Sell Lands, &c.
Try virtue OF an Order Of Court to me direct
eth prox., 1871, ut AbbeviIle Court House,
within the legal hours Of sale. the following
describ ed real estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate.
lying and being in the County or Abbeviiie,
state OF South Carolina, known as the
White Lick ne ghborhood. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Mary Andrews, and
others.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for pm.
pcrs.
Clerk Oclcc. December Sth, 1873. 81
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DR., l,B. MDR|Db,

O,HANKS his friends for their liberal pat
ronage during this year anu begs a con.
tinnnnce of the same.
Will keep q full stock OF Drugs and Patent
Medicines, Lubricating Oils, Tobacco md c.
gars. Glass and Putty, Toilet eta, Ari ;Sat be f1rst,
to retail drug trade.
Dec. 10, 1879, u
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NOTICE
SCHOOL TEACHERS!
THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION

JIlE ~ liz
NF nil who desire to teach in the Public
~ Schools OF Abbcville County during the
year lSSU, will take place III the Court House,
as follows:
White Applicants on Wednesday nth JAN
uary. go,
The examination will begin punctually
each day ut 10 Il. NJ. u close ut 3 p. M.
Applicants must come provided with pen,
nka and paper IA quarter qulrc foolScap.)
None need apply for examination after the
respective dates stated above.
The Subjects of Examination,
Will be as beforc,-Spclling. Writing, Arlth.
Geography, Grammar, History.
INT Questions for Examination, especially
for First and Second Grade Certificates, will
more difficult than formerly.
Certificates Obtained at this Examination
will be valid, as follows;
First Grade, good for 3 years, without exam.
Second Grade, good for 2 years.
Third Grade, good for year. -
DAVID CRAWFORD,
w. G.. BENET,
L. w. WHITE,
Board of Examiners.
Abbevillc, s. c., 10th Dec 1879, St
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LAURENS BRANCH.
Laurcns Branch Trains leave Laurcns C.. Fl.
Mt 7.Wa. m. and Newberry at 400 p. m, dali
ly except Sundays.
The up and down Trains on the main
stem make close connection ut Columbia with
the up and down Day Passenger Trains on
the South Carolina Railroad and with the
tn rough Freight Trains. with Passenger Car
attached, on the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and OF Aston with the
trims Of the ~Spartanburg. Union and Column
bio Railroad for Union, ~spartanburg, Hen
Jacksonville, Asheville, &C.. &c:
Il. II. TEMPLE,
General superintendent.
j.. MEREDITH, Master Transportation.
JAbEz NORTON, JR.. General Ticket Agent.
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ONE HUNDRED {lOO) ACRES,
Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Geo. w. Mitchell against Wilson Watkins
nnd James NJ. Trewitt.
Execution.
PY virtue of an execution to me directed.
- in the above stated case, l Will sel! to the
highest bidder, at public auction, within the
legal hours Of sale, ut Abbeville Court House,
on Monday, the fifth day Of January, A: y:
All that tract or parcel OF land. situate, lying
and being In the county Of Abbevillc, South
Carolina, and containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Hcze.
kiah Burnett on the east, South by lands OF
James Wideman, west by DR.. A. 7. Wldeman,
ind on the North By lands of AS: NJ. McFar.
land. and others. Levied on and to he sold as
the property OF Wilson Watkins to satisfy
the aforesaid execution and costs.
TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay Tor pa
p JED UPRE,
Dec 4, .lS79,'