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They Would supper, Jen. Davis.
New York World


An interesting rumor comes from Mis-
sissippi to the effect that General Chalmers
may be selected 10 head Republican
Green back. Independent ticket against the
regular Democracy. That would be even
worse for our Republican brethren than
having to surrender to Malone. Let us
fancy the Tribune doing justice at last to
General Chalmers and proving that he
never was near Fort Pillow, or, II he was,
that be commanded a negro battalion under
the stars and stripes Fancy the Times
demonstrating with all its energy and arith-
metic that the Mississippi election law is
the perfection OF wisdom, and that il there
were any frauds committed in the "Shoe-
string" district, the perpetratOr was Mr..
Lynch, or the cat! is there one sensible
man in The American Union who does not
know that il tomorrow Mr.. Jefferson Davis
should take the field at the head Of a Fusion
ticket against General Lowry, all our
esteemed Republican contemporaries would
rally to his support and show that his con-
duct twenty years ago was cruelty mis-
judged in a time Of great popular excite
ment?
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Colonel Cameron az franklin Court
nONSe.
IFranklin Gazette.I


We cannot follow Colonel Cameron in
detail through the "plece" which be
" spoke" He had tale to tell; be came
and told il and went his way without doing
anybody any damage; nor do we suppose
any one was particularly edited. His fol-
lowers say it was " fine speech" and
when we remember that Colonel Cameron
is advocating policy on the debt question
diamelrically opposed to that advocated by
him through his paper a few years ago, we
suppose he came out very well, "cCnsider'
ing"
There was one thing especially notice
able, and that could not have escaped the
observation OF the most careless-and that
was the entire lack OF enthusiasm. Colonel
Cameron took the stand without applause,
and, when be closed, il single sign Of COM
mendatiou or approval came from the crowd
we failed to hear it. He closed amid pro-
found silence. We understand he was not
satisfied with his effort here, and, Judging
from the demonstrations OF approval, OF
rather the absence OF them, from his au.
dience, he certainly had cause TO be.
To conclude, Colonel CamerOn's eXpe.
rience here seems TO have been very similar
70 that reported from the Southwest. His
speech, whatever may have been its merits
and we did not consider 1t above mediocre
fell fiat upon his auditors aud failed entirely
10 awaken enthusiasm or any marked or un'
usual interest. His speech here was very
decent sort of $3.50" effort. Only this,
and nothing more.
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nhnllyirginla be AfrleanIzed.

lDAihNOlt 1dLftttsI
The Malone party would be impotent II
it were not for tue negro vote; it will buy
the negro vote with promises, which, II car
ried out, will reduce Virginia, Just in her
dawn OF new prosperity, to tue condition OF
South Carolina In her drearIest carpet.bag
days. The attempt TO govern the white
race with negro sovereignty has failed dis
astrously everywhere il has been tried.
The negro has certainly made great ad.
vances toward citizenship since his eniran-
chisement; but be is not vet ft TO rule white
men. He has not the education or the polit-
zeal instincts which il took ehen OF English
descent all the centuries from Magma Charta
10 the Declaration OF Independence to learn.
Let negro domination be established In Vir-
ginia with the assistance OF corrupt, re-
pudiating, self seeking white men, aud poor
old Virginia will be dragged through an
abyss OF pollution and misery that will make
even her enemies sieken to look at. Let no
Vireinian who ever hiss been Democrat be
deceived about the " debt question any
longer. The issue il, Snail tue State OF Vir-
ginia continue TO exist, or shall II be Afri-
canized, as Jamaica hiss beeni
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William NJ. CAbell, Esq, has consented
10 make q speech for the Democratic cause
at Nelson Courthouse on Monday The 22d IN
slant. Dir. Cabell is one OF the most lnci-
siye and powerful speakers in Virginia, and
will. measure swords with any man whom
the Malone. Republicans may set up against
him.
Hon. George T. Garrison, OF Accomac,
congressman-elect from the FIRST district,
opened the campaign at the Warm Springs
Tuesday, aud made dne speech for Dan
iel, Barbour, and Mckinney.
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Resolutions Adopted by the COnserVa'
tive RcadiuSIcrs' Club of AleXan'

dria.
That we recognize in the platform adopted
by the Convention OF August 4, 1881, a
plehge TO secure an honorable Teadtust-
mept OF the debt Of the State upon the basis
OF the present rate OF taxation, whereby,
after providing fully for the support OF the
government aud The free schools, the inter-
esq shall be brought within the limits OF the
surplus revenue. This is the rtadjustment
for which we have fought, it was TO bring
about such an oTgaDizltIOn that The party
was Organized, an0 when accomplished ITS
mission is at an end. We did not form re-
adiusterism TO give the negro rights which
have never been refused him, or to secure
q free ballot and fair count III State IN
which the ballot mas always been Tree and
fair.
We hereby endorse the ticket put for
ward by the August Convention, and
pledging ourselves to stand by them TO in
sure It's success IN November next, we call
upon every white Readjuster in Virginia,
who is proud Of the race TO which he be-
longs, its history and traditions, now that
color issue has been forced upon Us, and
under the threat 10 carry Africa into the
war we are served with notice that the Al
rcsnization OF the old Commonwealth is TO
be attempted, to unite with US In tue effort
10 avert so great a calamity, and bury be-
meath pubic scOCn and contempt so deep
that the hand Of resurrection will never
reach them, tue men who for selfish and
wicked motives have cOCspired TO bring it
ab0ut.
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ROCKS STATE C0XssRvATIvE.DEMoCRATIo)
EYRcuTIYE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, August 10, 1851. }
The following capvassers are published
by authority OF the Executive Committee
AZ large General w. II. +. Lee, OF Fair
fax; General J. l.. Kemper, oil Madison
w. w. Walker, OF Westm0reland.
First Congressional District Judge Jonn
T. Goolrick, Of Fredericksburg.
Senatorial Thirteenth District: Captain
IT. w. Murray and Captain +. V. Winston
Iouisa: Judge j. B. Jet, Fredericksburg
Tudoe j. n. T. Suite, Stafford; Major A
w. Wallace and Major j. Harrison Kelly
Fredericksburg; II. II. Dickinson, Esq,
Fonrseeu,h District: c. f. NIeol and
Gesree w. Tansill. Prince William.
Tweniy-6rst District: p. II. Carpenter
Halifax.
Pittsylvana. 49,,
Tbirty.sixth District: Charles Ashton
and j. J. Mason. King George; W. M
Walker and Il. J. Washington, Westmore'
| land: Il. II. Packard, Lancaster William
a. ZONES and Robert Hall, Richmond coun'
ty: George Walker, Northumberland.
Prince William county: L. }. Powell
and William r. Lipsc0mb.
Stafford county: x. t. Cooper. X. II.
Hickerson, Hugh Adie, Thomas Waller,
and ID. NJ. Lee.
Spotsylvania county: - Charters,
DIR. A. S. Alsop. W. w. Ashby, A. H.
Rawlings, and Thomas w. Waller.
PittsyIyanis county: p. G. Keesee, John
p. Millner, Isaac II. Watson, j. j. LamkIn,
and Hughes billiard, Jr.
Halifax county: Henry W. Flournoy,
Lewis c. Watkins, Il. l.. Ragiand, and John
A. Palmer.
Northumberland county: Lloyd j. Smith
King George Alexander Pratt and John
Potts.
WestmorcIaDd X. B. Spillman and W.
II. Faiffax.
Lancaster Warner Ball and John C.
Ewell.
Richmond county: william Y. Cbinn and
William A. BrOckenborougb.
City OF Fredericksburg John TAYLOR,
Charles F.. Hunter, +. McCracken, 5. 5.
Brooke, and j. g.. Mason.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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Hon. John Paul's Answers at King and
Queen Courthouse.

Queen Courthouse.
we have received Information from per-
fectly reliable source that Colonel w. X.
AYLEqT, in his discussion with Hon. john
PAUL at King and Queen Courthouse, after
persistent effort got him to admit that be
endorsed General MAH0Nn's action and
votes In the Senate. We have the further
information that when Colonel ArLETr
asked him repcstedly how he expected to
vote In the organization Of the House OF
Representatives next winter, all he
could get out OF him was that
he would vote as be thought right.
Colonel AYLETT characterized this as
trimming, and the people Of the Rocking
ham district are not prepared to endorse
and cannot feel proud OF representative
who is not yet ready TO say uneqniVocally
whether he will vote for the Republican or
the Democratic nominees for Speaker,
Clerk, sergeant-at-Arms, and DOoIkeeper
of the next House OF Representatives.
He did, however, with evident reluctance,
admit that he endorsed General MAHONE's
votes and action in the Senate, and this in'
cludes the approval OF hts votes for C0EK'
LING over RANSOM, KELLOGG over LAMAR,
MoRRELL over DAYARD, Don CAMERON over
McPHsRsoE, FERRY over MAxgY, EDxUNDs
over GARLAND, and the whole batch OF
Radical chairmen OF committees over those
designated by the Democratic caucus OF the
Senate.
Mr.. PAUL, having succeeded 10 get
ting 10 Congress, may believe that he ear
do anything be plesses and yet receive the
endorsalion of the people OF his district
but he will fnd TO his sorrow that they do
msnd that he shall be either Gesh or fowl
Democrat or Republican. He cannot Vstt
with the Radicals OF the House and clsim
that he did It TO uphold pure. unde6led
Tentn-Legiou Democracy. There Is nc
hslf.way house in politics in Congress,
and the people OF Virginia will not
tolerate representatives who, under the
guise Of establishing one, shall vote all the
time with the Republicans. They expect
Mr.. JoRGgNsEN TO give Republican votes
OF course, because be was elected ~ Re
publican, aud has been devoted 10 the IN
terests Of that party from his entrance into
political life In this State. The ReSdiuster
Democrats, however, who voted for Mr.,
PAU over Judge ALLEN, had no idea
that IN national politics he could for mo-
ment have any doubt astO his duty In con-
test between Democrats and Republicans
Let the Hon. JOHN 60 on saying be endorses
General MAHoSE's course in voting every
time with the Radicals, even TO the extent
OF supporting the confirmation OF the noto'
rious WILLIAM K. CHANDLER. Let him 60
en.refusing TO tell whether he will vote for
SAMrEL j. RANDALL or the Stalwsrt Radical
nominee for Speaker OF the House, and be
viii fnd himself, in spite Of bis Readiuster
professions, deader than CoNKLSG, Cor
HAM, Dorsey, or ex.Assistaut-Po Postmaster
General BRADY.
II viii be In order for CoSNALLY TRIoo
when be encounters, as be will, Colonel
FULKERsoS In the mountains OF the South
west this summer and fall to put these same
questions 10 him and TO press them to
square reply.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the philanthropic move
now on foot to give the people of Richmond and vi
clnlty the benefit of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and Wishing to offer substantial aid to the laudable
enterprise, offers in the best makes
Selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at s5c. per
dozen;
Selected C. G. PLATES at SOC. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at SOC. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS
extra thin, at soc. per set;
Good IRONsTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS,
45c per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYS at 4Oc. per dozen
Fine PLAIN GOBLETS (beautes) at soc. pc
dozen;
TUMBLERs, three styles, at 25c. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA aud TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-STANDS, CASTORS, &C. &C., you wi
find large assortment, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
ie24 505 Broad street.
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Arrest Of HOOnshIners.
FLOYD Reporler.I


4 few nights since Special Collector
Chambers and other revenue officers made
a raid into the mountains and found dis
tilery in an ivy thicket-withOut house or
shelter of any knd-in full blast. Polk
Thomas and two boys were found at 1t and
arrested. They were lodged in Jail until
yesterday, when they started for Franklin
Courthouse for trial. The still and worm
were brought out. Some months ago Jor-
dan lee had a still and worm stolen from
his distillery, and when this ose was brought
in Mr.. Lee recognized it and proved it to
be the one stolen from him. The officers
being satisfied as TO the identity OF the pro-
perry turned it over TO Mr. Lee. Thomas
has been arrested, so be claims, twenty
eight times by the United States authorities.
but generally got of. He is now in a hard
place, as he is liable to the State law for
having the stolen still in his possession.
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Vow Do You Like the PICTURE. White
Men2

We win suppose not only bighy 'm.
nrehable case. but sn impossible one, u
onsssyatiye- Democrats OF Virginia only
orQan.ae and do their whole duty 10 so's
canvas. suppose CAMERON. witn tbe a'o
q o.s beloved Aries, is elected Governor
and majority Of CcsIiticnlsts are e'ecsea
70 lie Legislature, thus giving them c"nsro'
- tho executive add legislative branches
a me government, what viii Hollow
wei in the first place, Court oil
Anneals viii be elected tbst will please
she cogll.ionlsts. As Afrlcs will fur-
nish eight eleyenths and the Mahonelte'
three eleyenths Of tho vote 10 November
Africa will surely be entitled TO al least 50
sousl share OF the Offices. Then awhile rrea'
surer would he elected and colored secfe'
sary Of the Commonwealth white flfs'
Auditor ard a colored second Aadltor-s
white Superintendent Of Printing ana co
lored superintendent OF Public bui,u'
ipes--a white superintendent OF Schools.
colored clerks enough, however, wouiu
he snpoipted 10 the basement Offices 10
oa.ei me lsst-named white official. Then,
an the House and Senate, The coloreo
CoaIluonists would demand sod have
right 10 expect one ball OF the
House and Senate Offices. from clerk
and secretary 10 pages and ianitors. They
would not be unreasonable, nor would tneV
receive more thsn their due proportion oy
such distribution for what wouid Tue
psrty be without Africs's add
Would the Offices named suffice! NO,
no. They woald demand, in addition, sueh
legislation as would place colored police
men on duty Ia Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg. Lynchburg, and the other cities ana
towns OF the Commonwealth. Would they
s.op there, think you! Not by any means.
They would further demand, we lake H.
equal privileges st the University, the MILL
tary Institute, and Blacksburg Agricultural
College, because these are State insti-
tuiiops. and Africa and Airlca's allies
would have gotten control OF the State. II
dispossd TO make concessions to their WINE
brethren they might be contented perhaps
with the offices and privileges we have emu
mera,ed. II, on the other hand, they con-
cluded to assert their rights and demand
such share Of offices as would be In pro-
portion to the number Of votes cast by them,
we d, not know and would not undertake
TO conjecture what would happen.
Ponder over these things seriously, them
white men Of Virginia, and think whether
Won can afford to surrender your State to
the COsltionists.
II YOU think Africa will be as easily salts
fed as It was years ago you are wofulIy
mistaken. 1t recognizes fully its impor-
lance in this campaign, aud will regard Itself
as entitled to its full share Of the results Of
victory 1t understands why Colonel
CAMERON wants TO take it into the war. IL
knows how necessary Africa is to him.
Look at Afrlca st Lynebburg and ask your
self il PETER CARTER gave any indication 0y
word or deed that be felt himself inferior in
any respect to any Of his white brethren,
snd PETER CARTER Is fair representative
OF the negro leaders OF Virginia 10 1881.
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Plain raIk Abos' sss Presidents

The Baltimore Sun's Washington corre-
spondent Sunday night teIegraphed as io'-
lows:
:. since yesterday, when the President
showed some unfayorable symptoms .nere
| has been more or less excitement ano gloom
about the White House, and the pnysr
clans, ike Others, have been onected ny ".
Though they do not talk az freely as tDey
have done, they admit that the PRESIDENTS
condition Is not at all satisfactory, and NOT
AZ good a. they expected 1t would be. Inc
President has not rallied from the opera
uou Of Monday last. He has been mucn
weaker since than before. The FEVER tnis
afternoon was % high as 1t was yesterday
and the day before. Besides this the fIesr
dent was not able to take much nourisn.
ment 10. day. He did not care for II, ana u
YVES not forced on him. NotwhnstanuioE ~
| Is denied in general way, It seems 10 De
almost certain that DIR. Agnew ieeis tnot
| the bullet should be taken DOT. The other
musicians concur in this, though they al
agree that The Presidents condition WIN NOT
stand any extensive operation. Tbe Gay
was. Ike all other Sundays at the White
House. full OF hopes and anxiety. u Is
known that The President Is not gaming
strength as be should, and there Is very
general feeling that unless some change ior
| inc better takes place, bis recovery cannot
| he snoken OF with that degree OF confidence
that the physicians manifested TWO we1As
ago. DR., Aguew arrived this morning, Dr.
| Hamilton having gone to New YORK ''s'
night.
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Auwaut 10 Go to yorktown

Ten infantry companies OF the New JERSEY
National Guard have been detailed to form
the provisional battalion to represent thu
State at the Yorktown celebration. Th'
selection does not give satisfaction TO com
panies not seleced, and there are louC
complaints Of favoritism, as some are not III
to the standard OF numbers, requiring then
TO recruit from other organizations. As th'
Legislature made provision for the ex
penses, the trip TO Yorktown is looked upoT
as a grand holiday.
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FROM PITTSBURGH TO LYNcnBuRG.-Mr
p. p. cambridge, engineer In charge, ma.
made report on the proposed railway from
Pittsburgh, Pa, 10 Lyncbburg, va. Inc
report IS entirely favorable to the proposed
route uia Chest river, Cowpasture, and Lex
ington, Va, where 1t would strike Drancn
OF the Richmond and Allegheny railroad'
now being built to Lexington. This route
Is eIghty.four miles shorter than the Wnlte
Sulphur route, and twenty-siX miles shorter
than the Williamson route. Is lar Inc most
natural, prac'ic9I, and direct, and, u Is
claimed, would bring the vast undevelopeu
ore-felds Of Virginia in proximity 70 tne
coal-feIds Of West Virginia and PennsyNa'
MIA
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J. c. Morton. Grand Dictator OF the
Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Honor OF the
state. paid an official visit to Belle Haven
Lodge, No. 1888, Of Alexandra, on Satur'
day night
BURNETT's COCAINE, THE BEST OF Pill
UAIR.DREssINGs. allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandruf, and inylg-
crates the action Of the capilIaries in The
highest degree, thus promoting rigorous
and heaIlhy groloth fhdT. Its effect upon
the glossiness and richness OF the hair Is
such as cannot be surpassed.
Burnelt's FlayOring Extracts are the best.
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The meeting OF the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science, to be held
this year at Cincinnati, will be largely at
tended. over four hundred members hay
iDg promised TO be present. The sessions
begin tomorrow.
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The AlexaBdrIa Gesstte says no reputa'
bic negro Is afraid Of the whipping'post'
because be viii do nothing TO render him.
self lIsbIe to the punishment II nnIcts, and
no inieIlIgen, one will Object 10 the capita
tlon.,sx. every cent Of y.hich goes 10 tho
support OF The free schools.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Sunday the I4ih, at 9.O5 7: M.. al ne
residence. 1909 Grace street. Mrs. ANN Gun
NINGHAM The wife Of Mr.. George Cunningham
native of County Clair. Ir, lane; aged hfty-ihret
Yea S. AVID a resident OF this city for thirty years.
Funeral will take place from -. Peters Catnedfa
At o O'Clock TUESDAY MORNING, FRIENDS ana
scauaintances are invited 70 attend.
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A writer in the New York Sun says:
have heard nearly all of virgtnia's great
modern orators, and regard McKISsEr Ss
eousl 10 the foremost OF them. he has
noble presence, splendid voice, ana
hoad fnIl of good brains.
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IACKsON. MIC SUES, 60,

WILLIAM l. CLOPToN, gp q.
MEADE HAsKlNS, ~ on S-lu4H
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

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MENT; specific for HYSTERIA, DIZZINESS,
COMMISSIONS. NERVOUS HEADAChE, MEN
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cases. Each box contains one months treatment
One dollar box, or six boxes for five d0llaFs-sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee
six boxes TO cure any case. With each order re-
ceiyed by us for six boxes, accompanied with dYe
dollars we will send the purchaser written guar
antee TO reHrn the money If the treatment does no;
effect a cure. Guarantees issued by BODEKER
BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale aud retail agents,
Richmond. Va Orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. nv l5-Sa,Tu&Thly
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~ VS.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, administrator Of Mary +.
jackson, DECEASED.
IN CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY eF RICHMOND
The following Is an extract from the decree ca.
tered IN this cause June a.. 1881
The Court doth order that this cause be referred 70
Que OF The misslOners Of THIS Court, who Is "a
rected state the fObONing accOuufs and make tue
following inqurite--iO wit:
First An account or the transactions or John W.
Wrgh,, sheriff of the rty 81 Richmond, and A. such
administrator win the viii annexed OF Mary II.
jackson, deceased In taking ssi9 account said som
missioner Is Ia IegarS as primo fdele correct, bui
liable 70 be suTchaT2ed blsined, any selled accounts
OF said admlnst at0S returned sad ordertd 10 DC re-
corded by this COust.
second. An accoant OF the. debts aud demands
against the estate OF Mary p jackson, deceased
show ing the amo cats Thereof, 20 whom comeog, ans
theiF priorities.
fhlrd. OF wlsss TIE estate OF the said decides
eOnslstS. and scheme tor me dtstrlhntSsn or SaA
estate among ease entitled thereto, and EeDar tA'
same 10 this C1art with aEy matter specially siaea
DEE med psrtiDe0t by hin self or which Any parry 4
This suit may require him 10 state.
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Southern otton-manufacturers say they
car sell cloth hall cent yard cheaper
thar New England can.
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coAMIssIoNER's orFIcR,

hININONDs July %, 1854.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that I
have 6xea on WEDNESDAY the Slst day Of Au-
gnst, 1851, At IL O'Clock NJ as The ume, aud my
ofhce, oA Eleventh hetween Main and Rank streets,
IN the city Of Richm0nd the place. 10 execute the
foregoing decree, THOMAS j.. EVANS.
~ n0-Tu4w Commissioner.