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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-21

Being situated within six miles of the Oyster
oysters opened and put up in their own Juice.
which common sense tells us is the essence Of the
'Oyster, Having made special arrangements with
the Southern Express Company, l can deliver
oyesters and fish an any part of Mississippi at re-
duced rates. Orders left with L. U. Gueringer
Enterprise Cigar Store, Jackson, Miss, will be filled
with dispatch.
Jan13-3m G. NJ BISRFE
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-21

The latest minstrel joke is this
Brother Bones has a fearful dream
he is dead and in the bOttOmle.s pit,
surrounded by horrible looking crea-
tuRes,S and where the atmosphere is
intensely hot. "But how did YOU
escape ?h interrupted the end man.
NsWhy, easy enough. / sent for Gov
ernOr GarcelOn and Mr.. FOgg, aud
they counted me out. THE Nation.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-21

Mr.. :. IT, stackhouse, Crystal Springs, uiss;
DEAR sn,--Iset ne know what kind Of
bean l. preferFtsi IN your section; ] want
10 plant HX or eight acres of leans. and
have only got the yellow six Weeks.
Please give me your experience with boans.
/ have four acres Of peas up four inches
high. and viii plant six more next week.
Let me know. your experience. If any.
with Wax Beans
Yours truly.
|. J. J. sHAYNON.
For the benefit Of those who may
be interested i'm planting beaTE for
market, we publish the above letter.
Have planted the Black Wax, and
find il much superior and more sale
alb than Six Weeks bean. They re-
quire a rich, lOamy, warm soil, and
should not be planted till all danger
from frost j. over, as they are exceed
iugly tender. Golden Wax Is a bcau-
tiful bean and generally commands
better prices taan either Black or
White Wax beans. All the Wax
beans are good for market purposes.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
THE DOYLE BONDS.
Evidence of Their Issue Discovered.

iINiuenCe OF ncif IASNo discovered.
1t appears from o conversation had with Chief
Brooks of the secret service division the treasury
department that the agents Of the Second national
bank of Peoria, H. after reading of D1ylus arrest
IN ChlcRg referred to their books and asc,rtalnel
that a loan Of 5000 had been granted Doyle on q
nnety-day note for which he had LEFT three 500
United States bonds a' security. The bank agents
Immediately proceeded to Chicago and attached
the mOney-Sl belonging TO Doyle which !.
in the marShnls hands. They then sought ll
negotiate with Doyle for the delivery of the three
bonds LEFT with the bank Ms security into the hand,
of mis- friends providing tho note should be paid Rt
maturity, Before thenegOuNtioas were completed
I'm examining The bonds, and obtained possession OF
them on the ground that they were counterfeit
The thrcc bonds in question are numbered rs fol.
lows: No. G93id-purpurnE 90 10 have been issued
to John BroWnSOn; the genuine number of this
bond was redeemed BY TIE government on Jan
issued to John ], Barker; the genuine Of this nun
Der was redeemed on August 80, 1850; No. lO3 500
-purpOrtiug to have been issued to W. A. Falls:
the genuine Of This number was issued TO Joseph
a. Nca2ic, and redeemed by the government JAN
uRry Q, 1867
From the development of these facls Il Is thought
by Chief Brooks that the statement Of Charles III.
Smith, the snrraYCr Of tho counterfeit plate, to the
effect that the bonds captured Oh tho person OF
Doyle IN Chicago were The only ones Issued by the
cOuntorlcilcrs must be incorrect, MS the three
bonds recently taken possession of were delivered
last Mr.. Brooks sHys 1t GNa scarcely be supposed
that those were the only three bonds finished and
ready for the market Il. that tinc, and that tits
rather TO be presumed that the com,erieitcrs have
improved tho opportunities so rqudy 10 their
hands and hypothecaied great number OF these
spD bpp1s
National Republican., 1880-11-10

FIVE years swore that no member OF the Moroy
family was named Henry l.. Morey never heard
OF such man until the Chinese letter was pub
lished Samuel S. Morey never had an uncle named
Honry L., and the witness would be his brother
had such man existed.
Frank B. Morey whose mother ~ o sister Of Sam
ucl ;, Morcy testified that he had conversation
with ). s. Morey In Lawrence, Mass, after he 70.
turned from New York last Tuesday after testify
ing IN this case Samuel told him that he did not
want TO 20 to New York, but that man named
CLARK Induced him to go; Samuel told him that
street Jail before they got through Samuel
said that Clark said It Jwould be
al right and the whole thing would be dropped
aiier The election: Sam said they had n Henry l..
Morey in New Jersey and / said to him "then
suppose when YOU sec him you viii say 'nallOo
Uncle. how are your +" lloughlerl slw samuel $;
lots Of money In his pocket, over 500. think: hc
WAS free with 1t aud treated several times. q -
Who brought you Oh herc2 A-A Mr., Kimball
asked me II | knew anything about Henry ~.
Morey, and told him all tile conversation had
with :. S. Morcv.
10 Mr. Brooke. thought might sot old man
$. 5. Morcy ont Of trouble advised Sim TO como
on again to Now York aud tell tlie ruth; told
him II he stuck TO what he had testified 10 lie
would get In the penllcntiary.
Tho next witness was Il. ~ Kent, chemist and
ink manufacturer who testified that he made an
examination Of the register Of the kirilnnd house.
Lynn, and found thot on the 2jth of Fsbruary, 1870
tho name of Henry L. Morcy Is wrtlon IN nnilin0
ink, while the other names are written in nuiEnll
INK; the same result wns.obtancd on the l7th and
18th Of October, 1879, examinations.
Ransom Il. Powell, employed in the Eckhardt
mine Of Maryland, gave clear description OF that
region, aud said in his opinion Lindsey was never
IN the locality; the lattcr's testimony was totally
Incorrect and was sheer nonsense
Assistant DislrictA AttOrncy Bell then rested the
case for tho prosecution
General Pryor made motion for The dischargc
oil Mr Philp on ground OF insuihclci1 evidence
Judge Davis said no would give the case his most
earnest attention and render decision on Snlur-
day morning at 10 o'clock. While the crowd was
leaving the court detectives arrested fnmuol salo.
mon Morey and Robe,t Lindsey on lhe charge of
perjury. Mr.. George Bliss made tho complaint
against them. Morey testified that he had an
uncle named Henry l.. Morcy, while 4 number OF
his relatives swore there was no such man as
Henry L. Moroy In the Morey family
Lindscy's evidence has bcGu given "a full Both
men were crestfallen Mt the turn of affairs, aud
Justice Morgan committed them for examination
tomorrow morning. The arrests caused good
deal of excitement. and II is rumored that other dr.
rests will follow Mr. Bliss said the case would bo
laid before the grand jury at once.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
nmmnI WIN of 81. Lnnls,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 0.--Thc official vote Of this city
Is as follows; Hancock, 23 sS7 Garfield, 2j,OO6i
Weaver, S72 lIauGock's pluralily 3d. CriItenden
(dem) for governor 23,5l0; Dyer (rcp) 23lj2'
Brown tg'b'k), sol Cnlteudcns plurality, 3G7 The
plurality of the remainderof the state ticket ranges
from 23l to ,O05 On the city ticket W. II, Homer
(dem) for Judge Of circuit court, received l,035
euii attorney, l32i majority Isaac NJ Mason (rep(,
for shcrlf, ! 030 plurality; Joseph u, Harris gop'(
for circuit attorney llS plurality John NJ Franl;
(.cp) for coroner gll plurality; John &. Werner
(dem), for Judge Of probate court, no opposllloni
NJ. D. Lewis tdem), for public administrator, no
opposition; Seymour ID. Thompson Uep.), for Judge
oil The court Of appeals 5000 majority In the city
and 633 majority in the counties outside the city
which constitute the judicial circuit or the .
state senators the republicans elect p ana oi The 10
representatives tue democrats elect 10.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Tho Grnnd Naval neYIow To-dnr.

FORT MONROE, VA, Nov g.-fhe arrange mentl
Tor the naval review tomorrow are completed aud
tho weather promises to be fair, The Dispatch
TNllapoosa and Spccdwcl arc expected to arrive
about o'clock with the president and party. A
reception will take place on the Tennessee until
noon. In tile afternoon tho brigade, about 300,
strong will land and will proceed to the parade
by the president and secretary. The steamer Pow
hatau, Commander Brnine dropped down from
Norfolk this afternoon aud Joined the feet salut.
ing the Rdmirnls flag, Colonel @. w. McCuwlpy
commandant Major Collum inspector, aud Surgeon
GehOn medical director Of tho marinl corps, ar
rived hero this morning from Washington to In,
spect the marines In the fleet. The marine band
also came down this morning Oh The steamer Tx
cc4sior to participate in tho exercises to omoTow.
very large party Of distinguished visitors IS eS-
pectod hero 10 witness the review and tend the
ball at the llygea hotel In the evening both Of
which promise to be the iiuest ever seen In this
EaptiDn.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Illn lfInnnnna

Who will care now for II. q. WorthIngton, Daniel
L, SlcSes and d. i. Butler the trio of converts
who Joined tho democratic party. to the great dis
gust of the rank and file, when the Hancock
boom was strongest? Butler is rich, and can
help himself, aud Siekes Is not without friends
but Worthlngton had earned the scorn of the re
publicans before he deserted, and finds himself
now on the losing side No political party could bc
benefited by the services Of Worthngton Such
nlzcd enemies; but Worthinglon at last, is not SO
much to blame MS the people who employed HIM
Charleston NelUs and Courier.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Chestar PnrII RnCea.

CINcINNATT, Nov O.-The races at Chester parl;
were continued to-day. The unfinished pacing
race OF yesterday was won by sorrel Dan In
22lM.
Race for 22l class-Picdmont, /, l. /; Silverton,
o 4, .; Little Glpsy, 80, .; Votalre, 4, 3, H. Time
22SN, 2:27, 2:2734.
Free-for-all race-Charlle Ford. @ l, /, /; Hopeful
1922, Time, 2:2l, 2;23ji 2;26l9, 2;32,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Alabama politI,s

Thorsare some peculiar features connected with
the late election in Alabama and especially in the
eighth congressional district, where Mr.. Love- the
greenbackcr, has been defeated by Wheeler, the
bourbon candidate, by small majority. The de-
licans had run republican instead of u green.
baoker he would have been elected. This assur.
oncc Is found in the fact that the Garfield electoral
ucked received some 200 more votes than were
given for Wheeler. This election shows unmistak.
ably that whenever and wherever in tho south a
Tree election ana fair count are assured the former
strength OF the republican party comes 10 light
again.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Il CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
Tho Body of n Murdered Woman Found in u
Closet,

Closet.
CHICAGO Nov. 9.--About o'clock this morning
two women, who had rented a room IN the house
No 30G State street in this city were preparing fol-
bed, when they were attracted by smell appar.
cntly coming from closet In the room. The door
being forced open disclosed the corpse of woman
in partially decomposed state. An examination
by tho police, which followed revealed the fact
that the deceased had been killed by blows OH the
head, from which blood had oozed out on the
closet floor. A careful inspection Of the room was
made and bloodstains were found on the wall,
and suspicion points to n notorious woman named
Eva Lloyd, who formerly occupied the room as
having committed tho murder and lhon placed the
body In the closet She was last on the premises
on Tuesday night of last week, when she brought
strange woman into the room, with whom late
at night sho was heard quarrellug aud fighting,
The cloak worn by the stranger was found in the
room with blood stains oil the collar and down the
sides
Latcr-The body has been identified as that of
Dora Clarence, woman Of the town. and Eva
Lloyd has been discovered serving IL term in tho
Bridcwell where she was committed tho last part
of last week. Her portrait has been found in the
rogues' gallery, and she is identified as Brooklyn
lii" n wellnown New York thief, who came 70
Chicago some six months ago.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
IUE FREE BlLLOTl
villa, tho Phrase Means in N,,ss,s,

What tho Phrase Means in Mississippi.
They say theto was Il United States MARSHAL here
Yesterday hanging around the polls very low. In
handling that prCkly Itch dust about over the mig.
gers To sin II down their backs they do so say some
Of II was accidentally Sprinkled down his hack
hog ont Of The walow. Wo hear That a Grea, crowd
OF negroes went to Enterprise yesterday to vote for
their GarGcnd las they call him), but soon got
Ing the great act Of sovereignty We don't know
that u is true, but II so 1t needs an explanation
We don't hear that lhc boys had any cowlCh
powder down there. Verify the nggel's troubles
Ia ballot,ng well nigh cqua the pains of parturi-
tiOn.-L LMcrididn (Miss J lieTcnru.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
A Dissenting Drmocrat.

ALBANY, N. " Nov. "a letter has been ad.
dressed TO the Argus by Mr. Edward Kapgar u
member both OF the democratic state committee
and Of the executive committee Of that body stat
ing that there has been no meeting held since the
day OF election either Of the democratic state COM
mitCo or of the executive committee of that body,
nor have notices been sent to the members OF
either committee for any such meeting in the
future. lie drnounces the attempt TO call In ques-
ton the vote Of tie state Of New York as impotcnt
contrary to democratic doctrine as he understands
it, and calculated to bring rldicule and disaster
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Tie AInha,nn Lrgl.lntnre

MONTGOMERY, ALA, NOV. 9.--Th3 Al1baml lcgls-
lature met to-day. In the senate every member
was present. J, ID. Rather Of colbert county was
elected president and w. h. Clay secretary lh,
orats met In convention this evening 10 ballot and
will perfect tho organization tomorrow The state
fair opeAs under hue auspices with an Immense
display VI stock and good attendance,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Manufactures In LouIsvIlIe.

LOUISVILLE Nov. 0.--G, X, Caron, to whose
charge the manufacturing statistics Of Louisville
were committed for the forthcoming census, has
about completed his work, which shows in ten
years that Louisvlllc's manufacturing interests
have more than doubled In capacity. The report
shows that the manufacturers Of Louisville employ
lG jl hands IN 1871 establishments; that these es-
tabishmcuts represent a capital OF sl03 Ii9 dis
tribute sj5G73s7 IN wages consume material cost
ing S., ,7Oj3S7 and produce goods valued at 39j,
"a oNg
National Republican., 1880-11-10
PncIiio Mining stocks,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov s,-The following are the
official closing quotations Of mining stocks to-day:
Alpha 2I4 Nta 37si Decher ~; Best Beloher,
81 Bodio, Az Bullion, ~ Bulwcr /; California,
13G CholGr, llsi Consolidated Virginia, 2lG; Crown
Point ~; Eureka Consolidated, l7'4; ENGhRquor
IA Gould & Curry, S3i Grand Prize, les; Hale n
NarcrOss, o. Mexican, GS Mono. y; MONDAY ia;
Northern Belle, Q, Ophr, 5l4, Orc, 2134j Oyerman,
10 l6; Potosi, ~ savage ~; sierra Nevada, 6la
Silver King, 0I5 rip.op 34; Union Consolidated,
50; Wales, - Hullov Jacket, 4; Boston CCnsoli'
dated, ~ Chollr leYles en assessment Of Nv
cents
National Republican., 1880-11-10
A Texas Mystory,

GALVESTON, Nov, O-rho Ne,V5 HonrcttG special
says; A most horrible crime camo to light today.
The remains of q murdered man were found lying
in low spot surrounded with brush The head
was lying twenty feet from the body one arm was
eaten away and the feet wcgo tied together with
rope The man had evidently been dAggod somo
from the back Bloody clothing was found ten
days ago mile nom the corpse. There Is no clue
either TO tho denity of the man or his muTderers.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Accidental Death of Hon. Taystte McMu-

RlcuMoSD, VA. Nov, "a telegram from Wytho
vile, Va, says Hon. Fayctte MoMullen IN attempt,
Ing to cross the railroad track at that place last
night was struck by an express train receiving in
Juries from which he died to-day The deceased
was about seyenty,scven years OF age Forty-hye
years ago he was member Of tho Virginia legisla.
lure, serving In both branches Of that body mum
ber of years, Ho also represented Virginia In con-
gress several erms before tho war, and was ap.
pointed by President Buchanan as tho FIRST gov
crnor of Washington territory lio Wus also Il mem.
ber Of the confederate congress.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
rhe onlolnl Oount I'M Mnlnn.

AUGUSTA, Me- Nov. 9-The clerks returns of
votes for the electors for president and vicepresi-
dent have been received at the Office Of secretary of
state from all but six towns and six plantations.
With the exception of adding somewhat to tho
total vote, the figures from the remaining towns
will not materially change the result, which is as
follows: For Garfield 7,005 for Hancock ayer
electors, 6l,s32; for Weaver (straight greonback)
electors, 1876; for Dow, sc; scattering, II. Total
IL, ,99l; majority for Garfield 5,0l9
National Republican., 1880-11-10
A Recount Of YalIots ordered.

Do n..&g y. j., Eur 9,-Judge scudder of the
supreme court has ordered recount Of the ballots
in the third assembly district. to take place Rt
Freehold on Saturday. BY the count already
made by the district Judges OF elections and board
of county Ganyussers, majority Of one was found
for Charles Allen (dem. J. over Grover II. Luf.
burrow (rep.), and Allen was given the certificate,
Lufburr0w, IL Is said, will abide the result of tho
next court and not contest the seat before tho
legislRtnro
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Newark DnuIS Domulter on Trial.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. o-James A, Hedden, the
Newark bank defoulor, was brought before the
United States court this morning, The trial was
commenced for cmbczzlement ana malfcasanca In
office before Judge Nixon, On the opening of tho
case AGessrs Robson and Guild, on the part Of the
defense, moved for an adjournment An argu,
memt was had pro and con and the court ordered
the case 10 proceed. Mr.. keasby opened the case
on The part ofthe United States.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
A Political Libel su,t.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, Nov. 0-J. Harry Zcrby, editor
and publisher of the schuylkill Republican, was
arrested to-day charged on the oath of Hon. John
nIaincd of were publishod October Q and are A,
follows: John W, Ryon, or rather honest John, Is
one of the four democratic congressman who have
Deeh uetauuing ,he Ulteu @ states nais I oy iramS-
discovered bv the leaking of mailbag last week
and yet John RyOn says lie Is fUr the preservation
of the union at the same time he Is robbng 1t,
Zerby enteIed bail in the sum Ofsl 900
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Tlurlow Weed on tho Rev. j. Hyatt
Smiths Election,
N m ElLIor OL m NNn,

l-WTTVT
SIR: The brlof sketch Of the life Of the Rev J.
Hyatt Smith In yesterdays Sun pleasantly recalls
incidents Characteristic Of people and country
whore every mans success In life depends largely
upon himself Nowhere else can boys without
nropcrty or patronage rise to usefulness and dis.
tinGtlon. / am graliHed with my friends election
TO congress not only that his audable aspirations
have be on realized, but that his voice ANA vote
will be heard and recorded upon all questions In
obedience to The convictions of a thoughtlul, in
tolligcnt and patriotic mind. 4. W.
NEW YORK, November o,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
CJLIFo RNId.


URncocls Electors and "A Republican Lcgis-
laturo.
sAS FRANCISCO. Nov. o.--All the official returns
are not yet n but enough have been received to
determine that the Hancock electors, Judge Ferry
excepted have carried the state by majority Of
o0O TO 800 while the republicans have elected
forty-one asscmblymen, giving them majority
Of two in the assembly and OF twelve on Joint
ballot
BNGHAMToH. n. Y, Nov. o.--The board OF super.
visors OF Brooke county met to-day and canyassed
tho vote. The official figures arc: Garfield l73
Hancock $3.50: Garflcld's majority LIB FOlger
7l63, Rapalo j3l0; Folgers majority 1853. Dwight
Dwight's majority in this county, i.723. Young
uep), for assembly, 7,l7i. Grant (dem.) 5,44i;
Houng's majority 73O
National Republican., 1880-11-10
severe rnrtbuunlto In Au,trIn.

vienna, Nov. 9.-An earthquake was felt to-
day throughout southern Austria from Vienna to
the Adriatic and the frontiers of Bosnia At Agran
IN Crotla the shock was so violent that every
were killed and thirty injured Many buildings
viii have to be pulled down, as they are unsafe.
largeuumber Of the inhabitants fled to tho fields
the lalnuge,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
You bet

If General Garfield lives till March A. 1881, he
will be inauguratcd Then and thereafter we
shall, at least have the satisfaction of knowing
that the White House has an occupant who was
elected
New York was counted for Hancock before cleo
ton day. largely on the strength of Mr.. Kelys
strength of cold facts 1t has hecn counted for Gar.
field. IT is not likely to be counted for Hancock
National Republican., 1880-11-10

TRESToS n, j., Nov. 0,-GOvernor Mcclellan to-
day appointed Senators CGnhed OF Morris county,
Martin of MiddlcSeX county, Marsh Of Mercer
county, and Whitaker of Cumberland county as a
Switchboard of canyasscrs, to meet on Tuesday the
2Sd instant to declare the Official result Of the eloG
tion, The governor is chairman of the board,
which stands three democrats 10 two republicans.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Value OF signal service Predictions.

Last Thursday special frost prediction was sent
from tho signal service Office IN this city to New
Orleans for the benefit Of the sugar Interests Of that
region. This warning was repeated on Friday.
New Orleans reports: Last frost prediction was
very valuable, Frost throughout the whole sugar
region. Film of ice formed In middle of district.
Frosts occurred on saturday, sunday and Monday
mOTuiu4sh
National Republican., 1880-11-10
IntornnI Revenue Appointments.

The following appointments were made yester.
day; Thomas \, GIL, storeteepcr and gauger.
sixth district Of North Carolina; Ambrose +. Cold.
iron, gauger, sixth district of North Carolina;
Robert J. Mcconnell gauger, second district OF
Wisconsin; Jesse II. Lacey storcReeper Omaha,
Nebu and Wilson T. Bryan, storckceper h;th dis
tricL OF Tennessee.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
A Change That is Welcomed.

Perhaps we were to move In the south TO give
Garfield all our electoral votes, now that they can
be OF no mortal use TO Hancock they would change
their tone and instead OF tho solid" call us the
unanimous south aud perhaps even the mag.
nnnlmOus. ."-RichmORd Stdie.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Another Comet

The Smithsonian Institution has received from
the astronomer royal OF England the announce
mcnt OF tho discovery un tho 7th Of November,
1880, of comet in twenty-five hours forty six
minutes right ascension iOriy-two degrees thirty
four minutes north dCclnaton, with daily mo-
tlon Of seven minutes in right ascension aud sixty
eight minutes north,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
The Utcs aud poncas.

Colonel \, d. Mcacham Of he u'c commission
has returned To this city, direct from Dolycr lle
says the Uos do not want q war, aud Wi,l not ught
uulls, hey think IL their last Resource, secondary
schurz mas requested Mr. lopplu.ult OF Dutla. lie
attorney for standing Bear l thy uegl r,.eo D.! ECa
case, TO defend the SIS SlouN hj.'s "uw NeH d ut
has tuudCrCd to him tho Zee Of cl,D Iatpd by The
spotted Tan Indians among them fHr rad sent
TO the great father recently, with tlv 'qu'Sl hat
he hire lawyer 10 defend their b1e,ulel iu dih
Guilty.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Official Vote of UIinoIs.

CHICAGO Nov 9.-The Tribune has complete OFF
cinl returns from all the counties in the state
which show the total vote on president to be
G2a $50 Of which Garfield has Sls2O5, Hancock
o77I5i Weaver q, 1921. and Dow and Phelps 760;
Garleld's plurality, 4075l; majority H. SO. Cullom
trcp), for governor hos $500 less than Garfield,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Division of Notes.

PROVIDENCE r, l., Nov, o-Tho directors of the
First national bank to-day voted to divide among
the stockholders tho whole amount of the sprague
notes held by the bank, amounting to S75 5000 tho
control of which, II Is understood. has been the
tuttnp