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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
Directions for Using Masters Healing Ointment

Directions for Using Masters Healing Ointment.
Apply twice day as other ointment morn
ing and evening the wounded part needs no
cleansing, the Ointment keeps the part per-
fectly clean and ia healthy condition, cOnse-
quently no soap is required to wash it off, and
it always leaves the skin in pure and healthy
state. 1t will never become rancid, nor dete
riorated by climate.
Buy it Of your Druggist, if he has none get
him to order it for you. Use none but MAS
TERS' HEALING OINTMENT.
GEO w. MASTERS, PROPRIETOR.
For Sale Wholesale by WHkELocK, FINLAY
& Co, and l. L. LYONS, New Orleans and by
Druggists generally in Louisiana and Missis
sippi.
Octl3, 8O-ly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Office
at Jackson, HiRds county, Miss, for the week
ending October -, 1880:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
A DUEL IN VIRGINIA.
w q. Elan, Editor of the whig. ana
Thomas smith, the Principal
Eiam Severely Wounded All
Interested 10 be Prose-
cuted.

Richmond, Va, June T.. Warrants were
issued to-day for the arrest of w, c. Elan,
editor of the Wing, and Col. Thomas Smith,
son of Ex-Governor VIM. Smith, on a charge
OF engaging in duel, and joseph
d. Walters, business manager OF the
Wing, and Gen. II, Payne, for encouraging
and promoting duel meeting, which took
place yesterday morning near this city, al.
most on the identical ground where the fatal
Mordecai duel occurred several wears since
ELAN fell at the first fire, the bali TAKING az.
ieet IN the centre of the chin, splitting the
bone and fracturing his right jaw.bone. The
wound Is severe, but not considered danger.
Gus. Inc warrants We're served on Mr.. Elan
and his alleged second, Mr.. Walters, but
Elam's condition precludisg his removal. he
was paroled. Walters was arrested, but sub.
sequently 6tailed in $4,000 for appearance
next Saturday.
Col. Smith and his party have not been
arrested. 1t is reported that immediately
after the duel they proceeded in the direc.
ton OF West Point, where they took steam.
or for Baltimore, thus getting beyond tho
Jurisdiction of the State. The meeting had
its origin in an article which appeared IN tho
Wing last Tuesday, headed Political Poems'
and which denounced, in unmeasured terms,
the Funders, or so much of the Conservative
party as have utterly repudiated the old
name under which it has masoueraded and
assumed the new style of the Democratic
party of Virginia. This dennnciation EN-.
braced all the leaders since 1860 and included
the Governor of Virginia, VIM. Smith,
who was the chief executive officer at the
close OF the war; hence the implication Of
his son in the present affair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
The IrOn.Cr0ss Incendiary.

New Orleans, June To-day District
Attorney Finney received message from
the parish prison that Charles johnson. re.
Gently convicted in the Iron-C Gross arson
case, was ready TO make certain statements.
AN order Of the court brought johnson
shortly afterwards from the Jail, and in
about AN hour he was closeted with the
District Attorney and Messrs. Dusenberg &
Evans, who were engaged to assist the District
Attorney in the prosecution; Judge South.
worth, Johnson's counsel, and Shorthand re.
porter. From what could be learned John.
son did not give any valuable information,
but disguised those who listened to his rig
marole. He was sent back TO Jail and will
probably get tee full extent of the law
twenty years in the penitentiary, when
brought up for sentence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
New Coast Railroad Line

Charleston, s. c., June THE syndicate
of bond-holders who bough. the Savannah e.
Charleston railroad to-day, have organized a
new company, with capital stock of half a
million dollars and have chosen the follow
ing directors to serve for one year: II. B..
Plant, VIM. Cutting. VIM. T. Winters, b. F.
Newcomer, W, A. Brawley, G. q. Monnin-
ger and A. f. Rarenell. Mr.. Plant will be
President of the company. The road will
Immediately be put in complete repair and
thoroughly equipped. This, with the early
completion OF the road from Way Cross,
Jacksonville, which is now being rapidly
pushed forward. will establish frst.class
coast line from Florida TO New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08

Grants on the first ballot but no prediction
VIII be safe ia the present condition of affairs
Observation-Disclosures are In their seats.
The greater part Of the galleries are allied.
lo:4O am'-The Chair called The conyen.
ton to order.
After the first vote Mr.. Conkling called for
tne Individual roll'call, apparently for the
purpose of getting record of the Woodin
vote, which, however was cast by bis altar.
nate for Blaine. One vote was short in West
Virginia. twas understood TO be because
OF the absence Of one of the delegates.
Campbell, Of West Virginia, attempted TO
make statement as to the vote, but II was
ruled out of order, and he then cast the yote.
Immediately aferward Butterworth, of
ONO, attempted to make question of privi.
lege of 1t and to the State.
Camphells object was to present the vote
of the alternate, but he, too, was ruled OH, Of
order. ' ''''" Wv "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
The Feeling In Washington.

Washington, June 7.-To-day's proceed.
ings at Chicago, which foreshadow stormy
time Tomorrow, causes intense anxiety in
this CITY, and the hotel lobbies are filed to-
night with excited people who are con-
gregated there to ascertain the latest
news and canvass the situation. The friends
of Blaine are buoyant and disposed to
crow u little. On the other hand tbe
GRANTEES are somewhat disappointed vet
express absolute confidence in the ability of
Conhling, Cameron and Logan to manipulate
the conventions but at the same time thew
predict with evident satisfaction that New
! orl and Pennsylvania will be unretrieya-
bly, lost to the Republican party If Grant is
not nominated. The Sherman men are
pleased with the situation and keep cool as
doe, their chief who has been quietly at work
all day getting up the financial statement,
lie debt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Struck by nm Engine

Special TO The Herald
Terrell, June YESTERDAY at $50 p. IN,
AS an extra flat train, east bound on the Texaa
" Pacific railroad Hubbard conductor, John.
Berquist engineer, engine 34), was passing
through Terrell yard, below the station, a.
convict guard named Jones was discovered
lying across the track. The engineer re-
yersed his engine, whistled down brakes and
did all in his power to stop the train. When
the whistle blew the man raised to sitting
position, and the engine struck him, knock
ing him off the track. He was struck In the
back Of the head and on the right shoulder
His injuries are not fatal. Jones was intoxi-
Gated He is brother of DR.. Jones, or
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Abe Rothscnlld,s second Trial.

Special 10 the Herald.
Il Marshall, Tex, June 6.---Abe. Ro,hschlds,
case is set for trial TO- morrow on mandate
from the Court of Appeals. Mccoy and
Crawford, attorneys, of Jefferson, arrived on
the p. m. train to-day. They are closeted T.
with Abe's counsel, Of this place. What
course they will take outsiders can only con
lecture, but it is generally believed they viii (.
not iayor the trial before the fall term OF
court.
LATER-The case of the State va
Abe Rothschild was called in tho
District court at a O'clock, a. m. !.
to-day, and postponed to Monday,
On the application of the State motion BY
defendants counsel was presented this at.
lernoon and is now being argued to quasi
the Indictment, A decision on the motor
will probably be reached by noon tomorrow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Killed by Lightning

Special to the Hell aid
Paris, June IA storm passed over Paris
late Saturday night, doing considerable dam
age. Lightning struck and killed young,
man by the name of William Rhendasit, who =.
resided five miles east of Paris, and badly in
juring.a man by the name of Preston, andN
also slightly wounding another young mar
name Preston. The two Prestons were re
Gently from Alabama.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Special 10 The aerald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Mineola, June Levi King killed DR.. l.
w Harrington near Winnsboro, Wood
county, March -, $780, He came in ans
surrendered two weeks later, He was In
dictSd by the Grand jury in May. His trial
commenced at Quitman, on Tuesday, June
LIST. The case was given to the Jury on Sat
urday, June 8, at IL m, They returned a.
verdict at p. m. of guilty of murder in the
first degree, the death penalty being assessed. ,
The evidence outside Of his admission of the.
crime. s circumstantial, but clear, strong,
and we'll connected. The motive of the
murder was revenge on account of an OLD i
teld growing out Of u disputed debt account
and litigation, arlington having sued King
for SANDER. The defense argued insanity
and self'defense in behalf of their clienA
The case is to be appealed to the Appella,a
court and comes up at Tyler in Novembm. !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Destructive storm.

carbondale, Kas., June 7.--Lsst night we
were visited with the severest rain-storns
known here for many vesrs. The rain fell
in q perfect torren. for about two hours
flooding our streets, washing out cnlyerts
and flooding many cellars TO the level Of the
ground. The rain was accompanied By a ~.
we're wind-storm, unroofng some small
houses about the coal shafts, and doing other
minor damage to outer buildings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Fire AT DeuiSOi,.

special to the Herald.
Denison, june About midnight laSt.
night a tire broke out in the servants room
of the dwelling on the northeast corner OH,
Burnet avenue and Candy street, owned snt 4
occupied by L. Eppstein, and the house 10.
gether with most of its contents was DE-.
stroyed The loss is estimated at apouss
$1,000 on which there is an insurance Of
about $1,000. Owing to tho absence Oh
Burhans and his brigade of bosses the are--
men, with the assistance of the working cili..
zens, confined the flames to the building in.
which it originated, although at one TINS
II was thought that the stable In the rear OIL
the building and Sam Stars house, adioin-
ing on the east, would be cremsted by tbs i
devouring element. Sam Stars loss IN
damage to furniture and building VII
amount to about $50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Austin Sunday and. BeII.Pmeh Law
ViOlaf0rs.

special 10 the Herald.
Austin, June County court is now in
session, and is overrun with indictments for
violating the Sunday and bell.punch laws.
Against the latter there is much indignation.
expressed, ard vengeance is pronounced.
againstits supporters.
Considerable excitement I, manifested in
reference to the action of the Chicago con-
vention. Crowds throng the bulletin.board.s
at the telegraph office to get the latest tele-
grams.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
A Georgia Rai,ro.d Sold,

Columbus, Ga, June THE Enquirer.
Suns special from 0pelika says the Savan.
nah Il Memphis railroad, running sixty
miles from Tide water, was resod this morn.
ing to Oliver II. Palmer Mason Young and
II. w. Sibley, of New York. for 1891, 500.
1t was bought for the bundholders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
New Orleans Yacht Climb

New Orleans June Tho Southern yacht
clubs third annual regatta occurred to-day.
The irst-"lass yachts, sailed by members,
over course Of fifteen miles. There was
twelve knot breeze at the start, but lvelier at
the close. Fouls being claimed, the Judges
have not yet rendered their decision, but the
yachts finished in the following order: AL.
bertone, Starte, Cydnus and Lady Emma
Time, two hours, ffty-one minutes and thirty
spcOndq
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Bound for BunkerUiII

New Orleans, June THE Continental
Guard, under Captain William Pierce, leaves
Saturday, June 18th, via Cairo and Chicago,
going direct to Boston to participate in the
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
THE OUTLOOK.
To tho Associated Press.

Chicago, June 1.-lO am.--The Grant
men express confidence, Tut do not look like
it. They admit their voc to be over three
hundred on the first ballet buturge that thew
VIII increase on the subsequent roll call, and
they will win as soon as the friends of Sher-
man and other nominees who are lower 10 the
lists shall see the contest Is between Grant
and Blaine. Frendsaof lhlatter do not talk,
but appear equally conidaAt and resolute. Ii
looks to-day as If their pole might lead
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
state rireman,s Convention

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June The Fireman's State
convention begins Wednesday. Many dele
gates have rived and will be received to-,
morrow evening. Preparations have beer
made for the occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

Abe Rothchiid's second Trial at mar
shall for the Murder OF ''Diam"ndr
Bessie" Moore--A storm at Par
is"One Man Killed by Lightning
and Two Others w0unded-Mur
der Trial ~ Mineola- Fire AT
Denison-A Man Named
Jones Tern by u Train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08
Trial for Infringing the BelI.Puncs- ',
Law
Special TO the Herald .

SpecIal 70 the Herald.
San Antonio, June lin the County coura.
Maj. Larch was tried for violating the bell
punch law and acquitted. 1t was very diff.
cult to get Jurors who were not opposed te,
enforcing the law.
The chief excitement here is the Chicago,
contest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08

FOURTEENTH BALLOT.
Blaine gained one vote from Kentucky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-08

Maryland has cast one vote for g.
W.McCreary. Blaine has gained one on
Texas and two in Virginia. Grant, 3O5
Blame, 2S5; Sherman, 80; Edmunds, 81
Washburne, So; Window, 10; HAYES, /
MoCrearv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

Baltimoros 81 5jdA 7O Mixed Pacing. - 4oafi 20
Butchers Fancy a. S0Gs 90; receipts, 29o' ncau
shpments ! 600 head ,,,
CATTIR-sIronF and higher Native Cows and Heiiers =,
g. 2sds3 Butcher 80 5O0 - 20 Light ShpphE
steers sio.i 30 Heavy d9 ~ 50dtJ h1p1eS' - i'u
Is receipts, 1900 head shipments 800 heid .o,
sHERP-Q uei ana unchanged at sJdSl' receipts ~"
head shipments -,
RtPPtfn' Nov l-CNrrF-Recepts today. $500 heal
total for the week thus 700 head same time ls N1
400 consigned ihruU III l5i cars; marh't MWi
atev tive ana HIGHER; offerings fair sales oi fAth -
s. I5a 80 Choice - aldsj Good shippers - %
- 80: Fair 10 Medium &ta rs Light Butchers ~ 4oN
81 s3aS3 50 StocSers quiet at - ~"
81 10 Bulls ~ 2t0r 49,.
AND LAnr Receipts TO-DAY. 500 head t1r nV'
the week thus fr 1lO head f0 the same iine US, w.
5000 head co signed through ~ market shay snu
unchanged for hecp Lambs shade stronger sa o. a.
10 Good Western sheen at "a Chore To Ian = ~
0s4 so Western Lambs ; 90 - Carada LanhoS -"
- 30. -. - ., ne
HOGs-PeccIpts TODAY 600 head total Tor the week
far II 500 heat. time last week vuuoht 1Tr
fairly active and IN ne htrti
sales Of ork cs al ~ 1884 So Heavy and MEDIUM - wv
% a for export at - Oodso 10 Hi''i'"
Heavy. 81 2jd$i 10 Pigs ~ jOdsi DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
1.,. Worth Rirsr. Vessels and RqiiroGfS.
Npw.YoRK. Monday. Nov. l. i
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

MONDAt NVN INNV'
AsuEs-cuet unchanged Potts. >%@s''' f'''''' -
E6c ~ mil at % G24c for western ana Soutnerh'
HLE@NH. ...on->- Normally unchanged and 'ul. III,
IkGCMN A. ATERIAIs are gen, rally unChangeI Win
- .. cr LathS, when nav u'0i'o' ~ - 20
III tSS3t XXI ~ pgl al late prices ,.,, o,, or,n
CAS- ~ VOCK-ln betierdem2nu anu iIlh
COol..t.N' .tv and moderately active .---
tOkDAN' mi sffdCV nj IN T. ! SAFE h tuluhcHs
HCOAI--tit ,' ,tbrac3te siGsi 90. Liverpool House
movcsmo' tr,oci Gasd9 -. NSwSosue 90 20 oS ing
8. 75Ctt .. pennsylvania and WtSmOrcland Gas - q
vnc'L = ~ MA do. 50 CumbeianA Bioa1'op' ana
ClssrneL he quiet and nominslly UNCHANGED iar car
corr ,.f. avn from stock, 2,6o9 bags eN Cly- %
goes 80 w, d. $3.50 tx do l52 ox do, 800 ex co. 2al4
ll" do % Oex do 800 eX o. I 2 3 e5 h DS
narck ard 500 eA 'o'' s'o0S III ii'' "'
Mia quiet CHANGED ,
@CofDA- gu.ct. Unchanged saica
N~-ro Cotton quiet, steady and uuc saS ,
1Oi - ID ID naleS SATURDAY evening", lncndhS lzuO
l.o' i5 bale, FOR spinning and % bales for specu
pa pecein,s al the ports today. 465l4 bales against
ha =. fnS Gay last wees, and A. ~ pae la edI
o sre er l. l462 SOS bales against 21loSo isS' year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

Or"A"sl,c.; White Extra &C." sisashci Yellow do' DO,
7Sd7 sac. Yellow &C" So az &C; Yellows dO'2c'
TALLOW-Steady sales. $1,000 m. Ga @bsc
TEA-Quiet. weak, unsettled 49,, .,,o4 .
ToBAC OK ontuckv quiet UNCHANGED Seed leaf du'et
sales $50 cases rennsy 1879 ~ lSc 100 9tit 90
&c; Ohio private terms 500 Dales haNan" o''-"
al 25 .-a,o ~ sout,
Sea. 81 9O0S2 ,-..-.. a. mt. NM p.
tct GOOD STEADY trade Is Going sufficient Tor the hu
date wants OF manufacturers ana al prices are wen anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
FludnrlaI.

I'll vbo are interested in railroad business
LII ~ -. st,tstlcs should got THE TRIBUNE a
ana ~ III, 1SA1 now ready, prioe 80 eonIs " mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
business NnGnce5.

GOOD LOCAL-ITEM Newspaper Writer
n can secure oua-haE ntrrest in hrst-cTss paTin,
weekly + 5000 anl services tar prospect
o. liberal returns the cash ANA ho wiling to ut
i'm Two GOOD days each Address L.. Tribune
OlCe.
EEANUFACTUkERS and MERCHAN :
vi bav ne good commerce Al standing requiring Temporal
pit aidr-s j DNEI 10 L-' -, iIlo-
uue ONCE Principals ou.y deal, with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Orates ano TENDERS.

VNHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
4 Low AN HALE DOW GNA lEo.
BRASS OPE FIBE-PLACES.
with AndlrOus Basket Crates wood c)L, Bras,
Fenters, Fire sets lnd Coal IOis
MINTON'S TILES In great variety Wholesale and retail
Estimates gwen 10 architects and builders.
J. :. CONOVER & CO..
NO. 36S Cana So New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
iilarble am 5IlIe 1flantels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
vi monuments. thing SC a. kIABER, ISL slst 18TH
ST., 3d-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

UNITED STATS EXPRESS COMPANY,
TRAsUGRks OFFICE. No =. BROADWAY.
NEW OhK. oct. %, 1881.
Yg1IIF transfer books of This company Will be
e nsed November g. az p. M ana reopcned November
NJ $50 TiEO r. WOOD, Treasurer.
81 NAssAu-sr, NEW YORK. October - 1880
ITO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE
l HOVDC ~ ~. Mississippi CENTRAL RAILKOAD
COMPA NY-Ihe valid First Mortgage ionds Of ne MISS
sippi Central Railroad company. which mAtur7 Nov mUer
St ami we're extended Ia November l. $780, viii De- paui
ON presentation al the oce secretary OF the Chicago
ii lou. and NeWOTea4s la road Company. No 81 S as
san At y SIGNFLoANI FISH.
~ 1' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Gurouean Advertisements.
Bieamboats an0 RalIroaos.

TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
steamer AN EKICl caves Per ~ ikuIton FeITy)
2:45 p. 33d.st- f. x. 2; IN, FARE; 80 Hs:NIA
EXCURSION TICKETS. % GENIE
TOR RONDOUH and Observation-Disclosures
i at CozLens West Point Cornwall. NeNonrg Marlboro
Milton Puughkeop-le. Esppus ctng with Ulster AMI
DeIa~ aI!K valley RailrOa u STEAMBOATS, ~
\. OWN THOMAS COR Eli lrayo DAILY at 1
u u, Pier 81 North River, foot ~ Iarri5JDoI
Except saturday Thomas COruoi leaves at l3O DR.
Election day, Thomas Cornell wiz leave Of = a. III
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. u.
~ PASSENGER TRAINS, on and after Juno l. $50 Wlh
! p. and ESQ p M. for E,ston Bethlehem Attention. r.
Peaaiug. Mauch Chunk WlKeabarre Tow anda NaVeriJ,
Ithaca Geneva LIONS Buffalo and the Pullman sep
ing coaches attached to $50 D. train , ,,. all
Trans lcavngat $40 a. IN. ana M. eohhec" u" -.
ptauts II MahanOy aud Hs1letOn coal regions ,..u.
r. b. BYINGTON. General Passenger ASent
General Eastern Office corner thuIeh an
NORWICH LINE ,,.,.,...
New IOndOnsteimers esVe .ief NJ Az -'o''n h'ei
$50 D. lazy. SaGd Us eNeep1eu.
DROVIDENCE LINE 70 BOSTON.
. PILL SrGiIIS5 REST ONLY A. lies OF RAII.
" FitSTCKAss ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
The iavOrite palace STEAMERS .,D
MASSACHUSE ITS AND RHODE ISLAND.
Dairy sunday eIeepted) from Per2s North lHVer 1901 "
40 intermediates sndings between wv York and Proyi
dauoa Passengers .rr in Boston ~ 7 a.
socur.i a. NO4 30j 5Jf - ana
942 Brvldwsy. AeuOp III All and Flfth AVeAe hooA
ard 33S Washington ct Brooklyn Tickets arc
principal hotels ANA nchet Offices, ami A.
offices ~ VescOtt Express COMPANY Fresht taken al low
" f1KiSs D.. = BABCoCK.
a. 4. Agent Fre-itrlt