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WHOIEsALE GROCERS.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

-RigoLetto tonight.
La Belle Russo next week.
Everything goes next week.
La SOnndmbtl0 this afternoon.
The races are all the rage now.
If the weather lasts, the races will be 60.
Yesterday was motion day in the Chan
Gerry Court.
News was below zsro at the courthouse
yesterday.
Two balls next week will furnish plenty
of festivity.
Gen. Bate will be here 10 address the
citizens next Monday night.
Rabbi NJ. Samfeld lectured lost night at
the Synagogue on "The Jews in France"
"A new supply OF Rita's last novel, Fdus-
line. has Just arrived at NJ ansferd's, 2eS Main
street.
The police docket up to noon yesterday
was thrillingly interesting. 1t contained the
name of one poor sanitary case.
The Hon. Casey Young and Judge VIM.
Smith sneak at Somerville to-day. They
will both speak here again before the cleo
ton.
The citizens of Germantown held a
meeting Monday, and passed resolutions to
start a subscription for the apprehension oil
the assassin of ]. w. Bliss.
Judge Hammond adjourned court yes
terday in respect to the memory OF the
Hon. West 81. Humphreys, formerly judge
of the court, wi no died Monday, October, 10th
Judge Hammond has received letter
from Judge Baxter, stating that he will be
in Memphis during the week, commencing
with the fourth Monday of November. The
attorneys should prepare their cases by that
time.
The Montgomery Advertiser thinks that
'sif every dollar used in the purchase oil
matrimonial insurance policies and the pay
ment of assessments ihad been invested IN
the stock of some joint stock manufacturing
company, the whole country would be on q
manufacturing boom, and the investors a
thousand times better of. III a joint stock
manufacturing craze would sweep over the
country some good would be done"
"A correspondent at Okolsna sends us
some news about matrimonial association
officers that is well worth reading, and he
informs us that it is reported there that the
yice-president OF one of these associations IN
our city left here rery hurTiedty on account
of the appearance in his Office OF "big
Texan" who unbosomed himself, threw down
a six-shooter and called for money OF
blood" The vice-president went out 10 gel
the money and departed at once for his "oid
homer
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THE ODD-FELLOws.
Final Days Session OF the Grand Lodge
-Omeers Elected.

NASHVILLE, October 20. - The Grand
Lodge OF Odd-FelloWs resumed its sessions
at the usual hour yesterday. The entire
morning session was consumed in miscella-
neous business. At the afternoon session,
after the transaction of business of gene
raj character, the Grand Lodge went into an
election for grand oficerr, with the follow
ing result:
nominated for the Office of grand master.
There being no opposition, he was elected BY
reclamation.
ii. B. Case, C. F. Lands and ]. ]. Collie
were placed in nomination for deputy grand
master, resulting in the election OF Z. r.
Landis, OF Jackson.
For the Office of grand warden, ]. ]. Collie,
II. B. Case, T. c. Lind and A. F. Davis were
placed q nomination, which resulted III the
election of J. ]. Collie on the third ballot
j. r. HsrWelI, for grand secretary, and w
A. Barry, for grand treasurer, having ne
| opposition, we're elected by reclamation.
| For the Office of right worthy grand rep
| resentative, George 3. Boyles, I. F. Lewis
and e. Dudley Frayser were placed in nom
ination, and upon the second ballot George
3. Boyles was elected.
At the night session q resolution was et
fered and adopted thanking the grand mas
tar for the able and satisfactory manner IL
which he had discharged the duties OF his
Office.
Grand Representative Boyles installed th'
elective officers, after which Grand Mastel
Crichlow appointed A. J. ADernathy, OF Pu
| laski, grand marshal; J. 8. Mahaffy, OF Mem
| phis, grand conductor; George Sieferle, CRANE
guardian, and George Lloyd, grand herald
At $50 pm. the Grand Lodge adjourned
/ sin, die
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FORCIBLY ELECTED.
Priscilla weaver Sues the Memphis = nd
Charleston Railroad.

Priscilla Weaver, citizen OF Mississippi,
Yesterday filed bill 10 the United States
Circuit Court against the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. She states that on u ly
8, 1882, she purchased railroad tiGket
which entitled her TO be carried from y bet,
Temp, TO Salisbury, Tenn; that the ticket
entitled her to 6rst-class passage. Alter the
purcha se OF the ticket she entered the Ia
dies car and took seat, not interfering
with anyone, for the purpose OF making her
Journey she being entitled TO ride In the
car by virtue of the ticket. She says there
was ample room and accommodation Tor
her, After the train had commenced NOV
ing, the conductor of the train james Hall,
for no misconduct of plaintiff, came to her
| and ordered her, in an offensive and insult
| ing manner, TO leave the ladies' car and to 20
| and ride in another and an inferior
car, and one in which ladies were
| not accustomed to ride and not a ladies' car.
She being entitled to ride in the ladies car,
refused to leave, and the, conductor, while
the train was moving al great speed, together
with Dan Bills and Whit Thornton, brake
men, and Ben Patterson, baggage m aster,
wrongfully and forcibly removed her from
! the ladies' car, and carried her, against her
will, into another car. and locking the doors
| of the same confined her therein, and she
was compelled to ride, against her will, In
| that car. In removing her, Hall, or some
1 of the parties above named, kicked, beat
aud wounded her. and took her forcibly by
her feet and limbs and arms, bruised and
wounded her, tore and deranged her clothes.
As the result OF all this she was sick for q
long time She asks for $4,000.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For fine boots and shoes go to VoegeL
& Co.
NOTICE Planters Insurance Company's ad-
vertisement in rent column.
SEND your orders for plumbing 10 J. A.
Bai.eys s95 Second street.
A NEW lot of gas fixtures just received al
J. ". x. Brownies, 40 Madison street.
GOLD RINGS, medals, ETC., made to order
by J. n. Mulford & Co., jewelers., 1888 Main
CALL and examine the Estate cooking
stove, at N. Schwarzenberg's, ..23O Main st
SIeN-wR1rINe and granting at George o
Wright's, 2s7 Second ST., opposite postoftice
THE latest styles of boots and shoes al
Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
FURNITURE sold on weekly and monthly
payments at r. Brandt & Co.'s, 1876 Main
corner Washington.
THE Celluloid Eye Glasses are the lightest
handsomest and most durable made. Get :
pair. For sale by all leading jewellers aud
opticians.
NOTHING can match "Hub Punch" when il
is blended with lemonade, fine ice, soda
water, etc. 1t far exceeds all other forms Of
punch. The trade supplied at manufacture
ers' prices by B. J. Semmes Co., Memphis
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. c. A. WEATHERELL is in the city.
Mr.. AND MRS L. DEMARCHI are happy at
the arrival of fine boy.
Miss MoLLIE K. DAVIS has returned
home from a visit to New York.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRED T. ANDERSON left by
rail for New Orleans yesterday, to be absent
several days.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: X. X.
Ayeock, Paris, Tenn; Col. Ed Richardson,
Little Rock; g. NJ. Harris and Samuel ID.
Moore, Huntsville.
Mr.. Ton NEAL, the genial editor OF the
Dversburg Gazette, is in the city he Is
always an acceptable visitor, and everybody
knows he gets up one OF the best papers in
the State.
DIR. JULIUS WISE, who for some time has
been the editor of the Mississippi Valley Medt-
cal Monthly, published here, and who has been
a member Of the faculty of our Medical Col
Iege, left last night for st. Louis. He ca me
to this city during the epidemic of 1873, and
risked his life in 1878 and 1879 in behalf OF
those who we're stricken down. de himself
took the fever, but was so fortunate as TO re-
cover from it. He is the son OF the
welI-known Rabbi Wise, and it is
hardly necessary TO say that he has
received not only good medical education,
but liberal and broad discipline. His many
friends here will regret to learn OF his leav-
Ing the city, and will send afier him 10 81.
Louis the traditinaI shoe of good luck. He
h a. been a successful teacher in the Memphis
Hospital Medical College, and ssccessful
practitioner, and he can be unhesit atingly
recommended to the people OF st. Louis.
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MArRIMONIAL sWINDLES
That Have Brought Misery to Many
Once Happy Men and women.
10 the Editors of the Appeal

To the Editors of the Appeal
/ hav bin takin yore paper, that is, the
weekly for sumtime past, and living here on the
rale road hav bin fortunate az to see copy ov
wore daily whenever / could CONTROL nickle, or
beat the news boy, and must be allowed TO an
nounse that the APPEAL" is more egerly sought
after than matrimonial associetys used to be in the
early springtime. We get more Mispippi news
from 1.-THE APPEAL'' than we do from any OF our
own Staff papers. / edited q paper onse, but my
exchange list waz so CRATE my consern was forced
to maik an assinement the third week ov publlka-
shun to the entire disgust ov q few subscribers
who paid in advanse, our assets were not crater
than were Hon Mr. Adams when dismissed from
the Garden ov Eden several years ago. We like
the manner in which the APPEAL handles the
boys here, went away off," and engaged in this
business several months since, and now they COM
ing slowly home again. one by one, until they are
nearly all in, and they do look SO tired ana Tor
fate ov those whose kontidence they hav betrayed.
But oh the sadest all these IL the young man. or
lady, who paid their last dollar in assessments,
and now feel that 1t IL gone forever, the castles
swept away in q moment, and they are stranded
the rock ov adversity-the young man who had
bin saving and boarding his wages for years. look
ing forward to an early consumation oV hiz iona
and buying q neat little home, and settling for
life and pleasure, waz tempted by the glar1ng
promises held out to him to invest hiz ALL and to-
day it liz all gone, and he finds himself again At
young men ov questionable morals invested heav-
ily then went in search ov some one to marry,
they marry, draw their blood money and then
quit, or separate from those whom they promised
to love and protect through lie, we know OF sew
eral instances ov this kind of resent occurrence:
Should souch wrongs be allowed to go unpunished
in our land and country? We hope not. Yours,
OKoLosA, MISS, October 9, 1882 D. A.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Priddy HOuse,

| Prtddy H0use,
| Formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
| TeFfsrSo1 streetS Memphis Tenn. ]. H. Priddy,
| Of Richmond. Va, Proprietor. Rates. 81 per day.
| z Spotwood, Tenn A B Warner, Va
| 7 Clean Tenn WI McCully, Tenn
| Mrx T. robert Ark WI Wright Miss
| g Dickey and W. Miss Jno Atkinson, ARK
Jas Hamilton, Ark II Wesson, Miss
| A Burrow, Tenn c MCPHERSON, ARK
| Rob Wells Ark I'll Davis, Tenn
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SAIL

J,0TNF PI,ANTATION-Of 1900 acres at Bradley's
n Landing Ark; 100 acres cleared and IN cuIn-
vation; dwelling of five rooms all necesSsry Out OUT
store with established trade, on the place; ABOVE
overflow JNO. W. CURRlN, 30 Madison street.
LANTATION-Sitsated on Bogue Phalis about
fourand- a-half miles east of Csrsons Land
ing bolivar county, Miss. Contains about nve
hundred and fifty acres of cleared ard as go9e rs
GOOD repair The projected N. and V; RR. Is ex'
5Sected 10 pass within half mile OF the house APP
DIV to j. s. or c. II. Williams; Yazoo CITY MISE OF
II CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
W Bolivar county, Miss.
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Tonight Verdi's tragic opera OF R,g0Iettc
will begin. and Miss Abbott will make her
farewell appearance this season in the
opera. The music and dramatic selection:
OF this work are admirably adapted to Miss
Abbott's voice and temperament, and wher'
ever she has appeared in this opera she ha'
achieved crest SUCCESS. The cast includes
Miss Abbott, Annandsle, Hall, Gilbert anc
Fobrini. Besides the opera Of Ri9otetto, he
comic duett, from DonizaItl's Elizr 81 Lore
will be sung by Julie Rosewood and Mr.
Hall. By this programme the three primo
donna will appear this evening.
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, TENN, october 20. 1882, ?. m.
LAW REPORTS.

Posted IN Memphis at 7 am. October q
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A WAY TO SETTLE
The Old City Debt Proposed by Certain
Memphis City BondhOlders.

The following petition is being circulated
in the city relative to the old city debt:
To Napoleon Hill, Esq, Chairman Citizens Com
mittee:
DEAR sIR-The undersigned holders of Memphis
city bonds both compromised and uncomlro-
missed, respectfully state that If yonr committee
will recommend the passage by the Legislature OF
FIippin compromise, and the Legislature shall
pass such act and it becomes law, that we VII
fund all bonds, past-due coupons and other ,Vl-
dences of debt held by us, and that we viii use
cur best endeavors to induce all other cred1ter OF
the CITY to do the same. After q thorough discus
sion of the matter among the creditors and tielr
representatives, we are convinced that no settle
ment of the debt can be had at lower or oner
basis than the Flippin compromise.
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81 SHOULD SMILE"
So Will You, when Yen See Those Big
Mask Ball.

The grandest ball ever given in Memphis
will take place Monday night at the EXPOSE
ton building. Good weather has been pre-
dicted, and the managers will spare no effort
10 make everything attractive. Preparations
have all been completed, and it is predicted
that the building will hardly hold all of
those who will be present The $50 prize to
be given the person wearing the best costume
excited universal admiration in Wilkins's
window yesterday. Sam May has received
many orders for costumes. Don't let the
ball escape your memory.
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WHAT
DOYOUKNOV?

Do you know that success lstne
true test of merit?
DO you know that. In cOnse-
quence of the uBprecedenteo
sale of finest classes of Goods,
Kremer's, this.early In the sea.
son. are laying in their second
stock?
Do you know that on Monday
and this week through, that eX-
quisite Dress Fabrics will De
offered by Kremer's al prices
that will crafty Purhasers.
Do you know that $40 80 Will
buy a handsome Satin Fur
Trimm ed Circular at kremer ::
Do you know that half the
money will buy twice the value
I'm Satin and BrOcaded Wraps al
Kremer's?
Do You know that the fame
money you would spend else
where will give you n Aremer
Hat funequaled for BEAUTY ana
Style?
Do you know that for 50, SS 90
~ ana ~ Do. 30 90. you eau Pun
chase Of hremer's Children's
and Misses new and stylish
ClOaks?
Do you know that for 81 PEI
yard you can purchase a variety
of beautiful fabrics at hremer's!
Do you know that kremer'
continue their great bargains Ii
Ribbons and STRAW Hats thi'
week?
| Do you know that for wide
awake stylish goods kremer'i
is headquarters?
What you do not know i'm ref
erence to our goods and styles
we VIII be happy 10 inform you
M. &c. G. Kremer &c
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT


The passenger train on the Little Rock
railroad which left Memphis yesterday morn
ing for Little Rock met with a serious acct
dent about a mile this side of Riceville-
about nineteen miles from herein which
the locomotive, baggage and express and one
passenger coach were derailed and thrown
down an embankmeut several feet high
The passenger coach was crowded with peo-
pie, and strange to say, although the coach
turned over and was badly broken up, no one
as far as we are able to learn was seriously
injured. The engineer was not so fortunate.
His engine turned over and he received sey-
eral very severe injuries. We have no fur
Their details, Superintendent Smith having
gone TO the scene Of the wreck with special
engine to clear the track, and the afternoon
train left on time. The cause of the acct
dent was q broken rail.
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& certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some fifteen years. CHANGED
TO be looking over one OF Simmous's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw A. 81. Stephens's
aud Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials.
then obi aimed some of the Regulator, and
can heartily recommend Simmons's Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
medicine.
2. E. HARRISON, Md, Gordonsville, Fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up TO sell on the popularity OF the
genuine, prepared only by ]. II. Zeilin d, Co.
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II w

20 900 cases 1852 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GoOseberries, Etc.
500 Half.brls. New Mackerel. l.. q 3.
2OOO Kits New Maekerel, L. and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerei.
loo Kits New Mess Aackerel.
100 Boxes New Goldfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat Cheese
IOOBOxes New Full Cream Chedaaf
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
2 in q box, about 25 lbs each
very fine for retailing.
500 brls Silver Moon New Process
FI6ur-NOne better.
200 brIs Royal Patent Flour, very hne
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snu1.
300 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
5brls Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-Ne
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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The season has now fairly opened. The
fall is upon US; therefore take off that straw
hat; you look like the last rose Of summer.
For a trife Martin Cohen, the halter, at 2ls
Main street, will make you look like a civ
ilizsd citizen. The latest bats and caps are
now on hand for men, boys and children,
New goods are arriving daily by express,
and are sold at rock bottom prices.
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CHANCERY SALE
R Il AL e 9 II A Il e.

No. 1884 R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
W. Holder Berry ct al. VS.. Mary Fizer ct al.
DY virtue of interlocutory decree for sale, en-,
D tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
October 1852 NJ B. Sc, page 303 will sell, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse OF ShelDy
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, November IS, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-w1t:
South of and near the city OF Memphis: Beginning
at stake on Pearson's east line, the southwest cor
ner of the lot; thence east 80 chains to
stake the southeast corner Of the said 2l5z acre
lot; thence south chains and 80 links TO stake
the northeast corner OF the Sc acre lot; thence
west go chains to a stake on Parsons line, the
northwest corner of the S6acre tract thence north
chains and 331S links 70 the beginning. contain
ing Is acres, 1t being the same land conveyed BY
L. D. McKisick 10 John C. Fizer, Deed Book H.
page 366.
Terms of Sale-Casb.
R. j. BLACK Clerk and Master.
BY Geo Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Malone d Watson, R. NJ. Heath, soils sat
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" peu voa visit or leave New orK CITY
bs re aegsee expressase and carria ge hire, ano
TOD At Grand MON Hotel, opposite Grand Gen
trai depot our hu dred and nfty elegant 70 oIns
ftted M at an expense of 81 90 coo reduced toS
and upwards per day leysioI Restaeran AM SUP up
yated railroad To All depots Families can 1--WE
bstter for les money at the Grand Union than a
any other hrHtclAss. hotel In the CITY
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N. DoAK. Grenada, Mi.a.
Flags, Lanterns, Baiioonss
Wholesale and Retail,
PODEsFA, MALATESTA d CO.,
252 Main street.
. Valuable chin Remedy.


Nessrs & A. Robinson & Co.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time ago sent an or
der for a fever and sgue remedy to Van
Buren,, Ark Not having in stock the article
ordered, the druggist sent me Hughess
Tonic, and told me in reply that he would
guarantee it to cure the ehills. As had a
little boy who had been suffering with chiils
and thew couldn't break The chills for more
than a week al q time, 1 tried one bottle OF
Hughes's Tonic on him. He had only two
chiils after he began to take it, and he didn't
use more than half The bottle before IT cured
him, and he is mon sound and veil Since
that lime have been selling Hughess Tonic,
and can safely recommend 1t TO All: please
send me one dozen bottles, and oblige, yours
truly, J. n.
For sale By druggists generally. Prepared
BY r. A. Robinson & Co., Wholesale drug
gists, Louisville, KY
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MONDAYS Races

Handicap entries to close at O'CLOCK Sai
urday. Weights announced at II o'elocs
the next day. Declarations and purse entrle,
10 be made at the last-named hour, all a.
seeretsry's Office, race track. ,
NJ Il. KATZEN BERG ER, Secretary
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Memphis oil dealers are delivering into
the stores here Tennessee test, or Head
Light a; thirteen cents. Memphis mer-
chants and the country trade pay fifteen
cents for the same oil in Memphis 10 the
same parties who are selling here. Oil costs
three cents more to deliuer here than IN
Memphis These are facts for the consldera-
ton OF Memphis merchants and the country
trade. NJ,
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The bed coutrived double debt to pay
A bed by night, a chest of drawers by day.
Deserted Village
Call and examine the patent folding bed, al
AMES, BEATTIE & Co. 1863 Main street.
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Pafferssn's Prediction.

To the Editors OF the AppeA-
Will you allow one who in times past, ana
for many nights, slept in the same tent with
Josiah Patterson. TO express the pleasure
which fills the hearts of al his old friends
and comrades at the high position he has
already attained in his adopted home.
poor boy, of limited means, the Indomlta o.:
the head of brigade during Wsr, is now
serving 10 fulfill the prediction often made
by hun 10 the writer, when he said: C,
if / live to get through the war l intend to
make q name and reputation OF which my
family and children will be proud" Forgive
the hsckneyed expression, but IN honorinE
Joe Patterson and DIR. Porter Shelby county
nonors herself y.
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minor part of "Pifear," of course, in way
that left nothing to be desired. Tonight ne
will be heard az the Duke" in RigoLeho.
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Keen Your Stock i'm Condition.
To do this, you will find no means SO re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Liniment.
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EIaxd,s Candies.
An Excellent N edicfne.

One hundred ua1icties, our oscn make. Also
Just received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
obIe fo.. r1ydies