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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-05-07

the 2Sth Of March, announcing that the Con-
Gress Of the United States has sanctioned the
annexation of Texas 10 IFS territory; that the
Mexican minister at Washington had terminated
his official relations and protested against the
said ACT Of the Congress and government Of the
United States; and that diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries could not be continued.
The liberal and honorable sentiments enter
tanned The actual government of Mexico had
induced the undersigned 10 hope that the differ
ences which exist between the two governments
could be arranged amicably, upon terms Just and
honorable 10 both. Il would appear, however,
from the note of his excellency Senior Cueyas,
that Mexico declines to adjust these differences
in this manner, and thus preserve the peace of
the two countries.
The undersigned can assure his excelleney
Senor Cuevas that his (Mr. Shannon's) govern
ment entertains the liveliest desire 10 cultivate
amcable relations with that of Mexico; and
here he viii. improve this opportunity TO repeat
that which he has before communicated to the
government of Mexico, to wit, that the United
States has not adopted the measure oil anneXa
ton in any spirit of hostility towards Mexico
and that the United States are anxious TO settle
all questions which may grow out of this mea
sure, including that of boundaries, in terms The
most Just and liberal.
Having offered the olive branch of peace, anc
manifested sincere desire 10 arrange these
questions amicably, and upon principles just ant
honorable 10 both governments, the United
States have done whatever is in their power tC
preserve the friendly relations between them
and it now remains for Mexico 10 decide wheth
er they shall be continued, or whether the peace
of the two countries shall be broken by con
fct equally injurious TO both, and which car
give satisfaction only to the enemies Of civil lib
erty and republican institutions.
The Undersigned will pass over in silence th'
charge made against his government of navin!
violated the treaty of friendship with Mexico
The right of Texas to cede the whole or par
of her territory to the United States, and tn,
right of the United States to accept such ces
sion, have already been amply vindicated repea
tedy.
The undersigned has received no official com
munication as the action of the government il
regard 10 the annexation of Texas to the Union
nevertheless, he cannot doubt, from the tenor 0
his personal correspondence, that the measure
has been passed by Congress and approved b
the President. He expects daily despatche
from his government, with special instruction
upon this subject and before taking amy furthe
steps, has resolved to await their arrival
The undersigned has the honor, &C.,
WILSON SHANNON.
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Probate, administration and Guardian
Notice.
The STATE OF ONO, HARRISON CoUNrY:ss

Iilt' '0lAL EOf Shlo1 AAAhltSoH SuUNIE SS.
Clerks Office, Nay 3, "A. d. 1s45.
n OFTICE is hereby given, that the accounts and
vouchers on the following estates for final settle
ment and allowance, presented and previous to
the last term of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, and suspended under the statute in such
made and provided, to wit:
Michael Conaway and Aaron Conaway, Executors of
the last will and testament of Absalom Kent, decd
William Lee, Executor of the last viii and testament
of Sarah Corbett, decd.
Gelepe Culbertson, Executor of the last will tes-
lament Of Robert Culbertson, decd
William LayPort, Executor of the last will and tesa
mentof John bayport, decd.
James Devore Executor of the last will and testament
of William Lyle, decd.
Herman Rhodes, Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Joseph Rhodes, decd.
Charles Hargrave, Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Samuel Hargrave, decd.
Jesse Goodwin and John Miohiner, Executors of the
last will and testament of Hannah Kinsey, decd.
Thomas c. Vincent, EXector of the last will and tes-
lament of Robert Vincent decd
Robert Clark, Administrator OF the estate of John
May, decd.
William Robson and Jesse Donahey, Administrators
of the estate of James Dickey, decd.
Lewis Davidson Administrator of the estate of Susan
nah Burlington, decd.
Alexander Moore Administrator of the estate of Ed
ward Moore, decd
Thomas Simpson and James Simpson, Administrators
l.
John McDonaugh and Daniel Norrick, Administrators
of the estate of Joseph Norrick, decd
George Shifts Administrator of the estate ofFredeek
Shifts, decd.
John Hidey, Administrator of the estate of Thomas
Tomlinson, dec'd showing the insolvency of said
estate.
Stuart B. Showe Administrator De Jonis non of the
estate of John Brown, decd; showing the insolven-
cy of said estate
Alexander Moore Administrator of the estate fSamu-
el Shiyers, decd; showing the insolvency of said
tate.
Daniel Smith, ADMINISTRATORS of the estate of John
Perregoy, decd; showing the insolvency of said
Thomas Lee, Guardian Of Eliza Thompson, now of
age.
David Lewis, Guardian of Benjamin, Rachel, William
and jarrett Mallernee, minors.
Joseph Webb, Guardian of John and Rebecca Webb,
minors.
Isaac Cope, Guardian Of John Chambers, now of age
John G. Kerr, Guardian OF Sarah Jano and Margaret
Ann Evans.
Washington r. Tedrow and John Benedict Guardians
of Isaac Tedrow, minor
John Downing, Guardian of Samuel Henry, a lunatic.
John Busby, Guardian Of Hulda Busbey, an insane
person.
John Carohers, Guardian Of John s. Charity and Har-
riet Mafiit
Israel Wilson, Guardian of Mary, George, and Jesse
Green, minors.
John Gruber Guardian Of Delila Harrison, and Eliza
beth Miller minors.
Said accounts and vouchers are on file in the CLERKS
Office, at Cadiz in said county of HARRISON and State
aforesaid subject to the examination of all persons in
tcrested which will be allowed and approved at the
next Term Of said Court exceptions thereto be
madc. [may ~ THOMAS c. VINCENT, CLERK.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
--CADIZ, OHIO
mes M0vDer

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
~ lie in general, that he has leased the above well
known Hotel, formerly kept by I, d. Grimes and re-
Gently by A. F. Crosley, and is now prepared to ac-
commodate boarders and travellers in superior style
His table will at all times be furnished with the best
the market Affords his Bar supplied with the choicest
liquors, and pains will be spared his part to add
to the comfort Of his guests The public are solicited
to give Hmm call nnril tf
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NOTICE.

] DO hereby forewarn all persons against purchasing
or trading for two notes Of hand given by me to
James II. Baker, bearing date the 18th or 14th Of
February 1886 the first, for Two Hundred and Twen-
ty-eight Dollars and SO cents, payable one year from
date; the other, for Three Hundred and Sixty-Two
Dollars and "a cents payable two years from dae--us
am determined not to pay said notes, unless compel
led by law they having been obtained fraudulenty,
and without due consideration
March o4tb is45. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
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YENIIE subscribers respectfully beg leave to inform
the citizens of Cadiz and the surrounding country
that they have just received, and are now opening,
large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
In the old store of r. Craig the corner imme-
dately below fe Sentinel Office, and opposite Mahood
Grimes store Their Stock consits of every variety
of Goods usually found in store, such as Dry Goods
Groceries, Hardscare, Queens0are, China Glassware,
and full supply of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
The subscribers assure their friends and the Public
that every article in their is and esh and
warranted to be good; and we are determined to sell
small advance for cash, or approved country pro-
duce. Purchasers solicited to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April l6, lS45. BOGGS, SINIERAL, & co.
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have been as old as the friendship which il sought
TO confirm, first, by treaty Of amiIy, aud DY
another for the adjustment Of boundaries, which
has now been completely violated. In aiding
Texas to sever herself from The republic, the
United States were wanting in good iaithi but
in aiding TO incorporate Texas with the Ameri-
can confederation, and declaring that this has
been her policy for twenty years, she had pursu-
ed course which has no parallel in the history
of civilized nations.
Mexico, TO avoid differences which for the
most part had no foundation in justice, las
against her, has submitted to serious compro-
misses; she has overlooked provocaiions and m
juries, and has preserved her loyalty with suchti
deity as 10 give Eer more right-if the right she
POSSESSES can be mcreased--to speak out & pro-
test, as the undersigned now does, against the
annex alton Of Texas 10 the United States, and
against all its consequences. The Mexican re-
public will employ, in opposition TO this meas
ure, her power and her resources; and, trusting
in the justice Of her cause, does not fear 10 give
assurance that, whatever may be the result, she
will preserve the honor which at any cost she
ought to defend in the very grave matter under
consideration.
With this view, the undersigned requests hi
|excellency Senor - to give this protest it'
proper direction, and at the same time TO accep
the assurances of his most distinguishe consid
Grafton. LUIS G. CUEVAS.
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FIRE AT APALAcHIcoLA.-A'fi fire broke out at
Apalachicola on the 2Sth ult., which destroyed
eleven houses. From circumstances connected
with this fire, no doubt exists that it was the
work of an incendary, Suspicion, however,
rests ON no particular individual
They have had quite fire at Mansfield, Ohio,
burning up the stabing of John Miller, J. II.
Weagley, and a Mr.. Campbell, destroying con-
siderable grain and hay. twas supposed to be
the work of an incendary
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

UAVE just received Splendid Stock Of SPRING
4 4 GOODS, which have been purchased within the
last month, in Philadelphia by an experienced judge
They consist in part of the following, vz Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Cassinets, Linens, Granderes, Drills Bed
Tickings, Ginghams, Calicoos Laws, Balzarines Ber
aishes Silks, Cravats, Dress Hhdks silk Shawls to-
gether with splendid assortment of the latest style of
BOnncts, LeghOrm ~ Palm Leap Hats
While the above goods arc fresh they invite the pub
lie to call and examine their stock, as they are deter
mined to scatter bargains throughout the county.
Cadiz, April 8, 9,ls45
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Dissolution OF PnrtnershiD.

II ME partnership heretofore existing between
n DANIEL KlLGoRE & CO., was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 30h of February. All per-
SONS having unsettled accounts in any way indeb
ted to said firm, earnestly requested to call soon
and make payment of their respective accounts.
DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TNHE Mercantile business will bo continued at the
L old stand of D. Mlgore & Co., by the new firm
of KlLGORE, Y0NS g. CO, where they offer for
sale large and general assortment of Goods redu-
ced prices and hope heretofore, liberal share Of
the public patronage. DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS,
April9. JOHN P. KIIGORE
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HEALTHL-OH! GIVE ME Ny
HEALTHY

How oft and repeated do we hear these words utter
ed from the lips of those who lay prostruted upon the
"Couch of Hope" borne down with disease and sick
ness, without perhaps, sympathising friend medi
cal aid comfort their distress When we take into
consideration the many that have ''falen asleep in
death during the past year in city, county, and
neighboring towns, and the many whose lives are yet
despaired ofthis sight must certainly awaken the
sibtes Of the thoughtless of the uncertainty Of
fe-hose that were with US but few days since are
gonc-looking around for the familar faces of those
who took active part in the business scenes of life
and those who attended our places Of worshp-where
are they! Echo answers, in yonder graveyard! The
high, the ow the rich and poor, have met the same
fate; the beaming eye of the beautiful is dimmed and
closed forever; the voice that spoke harmless and
eoquents hushed the hand that once spoke the hearts
friendship is uneekng, stiff and cold. What has eau
sed allths arrangement, and destruction ofhuman life
and eeing-reader it has been the work of that fell
monster CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION! YE
DEATH! Behold, this calamity which is in nine ca
ses out Of ten brought on by suicidal neglect. Why
not then endeavor to suppress the fatal victothe first
seed of that horrible disease by procuring in time that
Panacea Of the healing art
DIR. DUNC.4N'S EXPECTOR.A.NT' REMEDY;
medicine that has performed thousands, yea tens of
thousandsof cures, and does for the suffering casu,p
fue patient all that is in the power of medicine to per-
form, therefore, donot trAe yourself with the many ig
rlorant quack nosrums puted into notice hroug the
public papers ''Seek and ye shall fnd,'
fresh supply of medicine Just received, and for sale
wholesale and retail by Zap. BOT w. B. BEEBE.
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Ii. CIIILDS g. co.
Wholesale Shoe Store,

INTO. 13l WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, have
y commenced receiving their spring supplies, con-
ssting ofupwads ofl000 Boots and Shoes Palm
leaf Hats Bonnet of the latest STYLE Mems and Boys
Summer Caps, also Sole Leather. All of which have
been purchased principally for cash) direct from the
eastern manufactures and at the very lowest prices
They respectfully solicit merchants visiting Pittsburgh
for the purpose Of purchasing their way east, to
call and examine their large and extensive stock which
will be sold at prices which cannot fail to please 20
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OGDEN AND sNOWDEN, (successors of Avery,
W Ogden and Co } have removed to libcrts street,
head Of Wood, Corner of Irwin Alley,) where they
will be pleased to see their old friends and customers
Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Gazette, St. Louis Re-
publican, and Louisville Courier, copy month
Maysville Eagle, Portsmouth, Tribune, Colualbus
Journal and Ohio Statesman copy weeks.
Pittsburgh, Pa April 49,
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@ CUPERIoR TEAS.---2O half chests fresh Teas Just
- received and for sale by ANDREWS $ g. HULL,
April 2, Steubenvlle, Ohio
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NTOTICE-'Fo WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.--The subscri-
LIN Der intends to present his petition to the trustees
of Archer township, praying for cart road to COM
mence at the line between Samuel Shaer's and Robt
Maxwel's where the lane the said line, thence
along the said lane to the State road.
april 3-pd SAMUEL SHAFER.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the 3lst
u day of May next, petition will be presented to
tho trustees of Archer township, Harrison county, pray
ing for the location and establishment of township
road, from the lands of Samuel Welsh, of section No
fence between the land of Samuel Welsh and the wi
dow Endsley to run from thence the southwest cor
ner of Endseys orchard; and from thence along the
lane to inersect the road leading from Hanover to
Steubenville, april 80
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4 ) EMOYAL by fire.z-Thos. w. Scaife has removed
4 q his Grocery Store to No I66 Penn. next door
above Hand 81. where he hopes his former customers
will not forsaka him. or think the walk far, he
will be extremely thankful to all who will aid him by
their patronage thro ugh his present difficulties
To my friends who aided me in rescung my goods
and my creditors and others who dealt Kindly by
would say scarcely know who to thank first most
but to all lam lnder deep and lasting Obligations, and
trust they may be better rewarded. apr 30
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ES EOIOYAL by fre.-Murphy, Wilson and Co.
III (succossors to Jones, Murphy and Coz have re-
moved to the second story Of Tiernan and Jones' No.
1913 Wood street, above 5th, where they will be ple
ed to see their old fiends and customers They will
sell the balance of their stock saved from the fire at
low prices. apr 80
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
SHOE WAREHOUSE. ISA3.

1s45. SHOE WAREHOUSE. 1S45.
K. TANNER g. CO.,
NUMBER I09 WOOD STREET,
Bctrccn Fifth Street and Diamond Alley,
PITTSBURGH,
INVITE the attention of their custo-
ENgE mers and merchants throughout the
D West to their large and very extensive
stock of BOOTS, SHOES, PALM LEAF HATS,
HOODS, &C., comprising endless variety Of all kinds
adapted to the Western trade, which they will be re-
ceiyng until die 25th inst purchased direct from the
chiefly for cash. very low prices,
which we will sell for cash, or to undoubted men, at
very small advance.
This being he largest fresh stock Of goodsin our lins,
coming into the market this spring, merchants visiting
this city their way to the East, are respectfully
invited to call and examine stock, as we pledge
ourselves to sell fully low, If not lower than they
can be purchased in any of the Eastern Cities
march &C.
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rd-Nvare, Quecns-ware, aRs
Groceries,

Window Glass; Nails, Iron Castings, Cordage Beaver
buckets, grain, coal and canal shoyes spades, hay
and manure forks. Spanish and country sole leaher
cotton yarn, carpet cham, batting and wickng, &C.
All of the above articles viii be sold on the most
reasonable terms, and cheap they can be bought
elsewhere. WIN. HOGG AND co.
N. B. The customers of the old firm of Hogg and
Upton, together with Others requested to call and
examine goods and prices, to satisfy themselves ofthoir
cheapness.
All kinds of merchantable produce purchased at the
highest market price. WIN. HOGG AND co.
Cadiz, April %, l845 #
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A LBANY CULTIVATOR for April, is received by
IN april 30] A. L. FRAZER, Agent, Steubenville
WY ANDERING JEW, Nos 8 and 10, Harpers.
w and No. 16, New World ed; Harper's Picto-
rial Bible No %; Illuminated Shakespeare, No Al;
Theirs Life of Napoleon, at A. L. FRAZER'S,
april 80 Scubenvillp
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r IT ALTMAN, JENNINGS and Co. respectfully in
4 I form ihei: friends and customers that arrange
mens have been entered into for the immediate rebuilt
ding of their a.e business house Wood and that
in the meantime, they have removed to the bacon
house of Messrs. Hussey and Bro. Commercial Row,
Liberty ST. the head of Smihield St. where they
now receiving large and fresh supply of GRO
CERES, to which they invite the attention of their
friends in general.
III. J. and Co. return their sincere thanks to their
numerous friends who exerted themselves SO noby to
save their property from destruction, and especially to
]. II. Sewel, Esq, K. W. Irons, Thos. Callagan and
others Pittsburgh, Pa, April %.
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D EMOVAL by fre.-The subscriber has removed
b, his Hat and Cap Mandatory, to No 1913 Wood
street. next door to r. Bard Leather Merchant, where
he will be happy receive all who may favor him with
a call Hats OF the latest fashion.
april 30 WILLIAM DOUGLAS.
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D ENIoVAL by fre.--R. Z. Sellers has removed his
IL Drug Store TO the head of Smithfeld st. No 1875.
Having by the active exertions of many kind friends
succeeded in saving portion Of my stock and having
goods on the way from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, shall be prepared in few days to serve
my city and country friends usual and shall be very
thankful in This time of need for their apr 30
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JOHN w. BLAIR,

BRUSH UFACTURER,
No. l20 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
TZEEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as-
~ sortment of BRUSHES in the west, which he will
sell as low as any in the United States of the same
quality and on more hberal terms. Also, Corn Hand
and Fire Whisks. Also, full supply Of
SHOE FINDINGS.
including Pegs, Sparables, Kit, Binding and Lining
Skins &C, together with the most complete assortment
of FISHING TACKLE to be found in this city
Wholesale 81 Retail on the most reasonable terms. IN 26
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ID EMOVAL by ire.--The Carpet Warehouse of
IL w. MCLINTOCK is now open at the northeast
corner of Wool and fifth st, over Mr.. ]. d. Williams
grocery store where he viii sell carpets cheap. Those
wishing purchase will fndit their advantage to call
and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
NOTICE hereby given to all persons indebted to
y the estate of Nathan r. Turner, late of German
township, Harrison county, decd, that the undersgn-
ed has been appointed administrator, with the will an
nexed. All persons therefore knowing themselves to
be indebted to said estate, requested make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the viii present them for settlement legally pro-
ven, within one year from this date.
GIDEON SEYMOUR,
Administrator testanaento annerO of the estate of
Nathan II. Turner, deceased apr 30
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SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS,

NN
one door east ofthe Pos0fce, geneIaI assortment Of
SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS,
selected and purchased with great care in the cities of
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for cash, and
will be sold prices accordingly-being much below
former rates Our stock consists in part of the follow
ing articles, viz:
French Wool Dyed Black Cloth, English and Amer
lean Cloths, Wool Dyed Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and
Grey of various prices. French, English and American
Cassmeres fancy and plain assorted colors. Cassi
netts, Tweeds, Jeans, and every variety of summer
stufis. Dradata, Summer Cloths, Coat Linen and
Drills; Satin, silk and Moiselle Vesngs gentemens
Crayats, Scarfs and Neck Ties. Thebet, Damasl1,
Wosted and De Laine Shawls; Ladies' dress caps chi
mazes, dmiy collars and cuffs; ves, silk points and
ribbons; hosiery and gloves; checks, ginghams lawns,
parametta alpaca, cashmere de cosse, NOUS de
aines Balzarines and silks Cambrc Brook, Swiss and
Grecianette; muslns linen lawn and handkerchiefs,
ootngs, laces, edgngs Umbrellas, parasols and sun
shades; silk and bonnet lawns; brown and blcached
musns; 1ickings, caicoes and furniture prints; Flo
renee braid, straw and lawn bonnets artifcias and
tabs. Panama, double and single brimmed Leghorn
and Palm leaf hats Ladies' fancy dressed Buckskin
and Kid slippers, and Chiden's shoes Also, gene
raj variety of well assorted
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BARGAINS +! BARGAINS!!
NEW GOODS.

EUST RECEIVED, at the store room of VIM Hogg
~ and Co., Gecently occupied by Hogg and Iipton)
one door east ofthe PostOce, geneIaI assortment Of
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Removals by Fire i'm Pittsburgh

GtARD.-WnlIAMs & DnwoRTH inform their friends
I and customers that they may be found at l37
Wood st. where they win do business usual. ap 30
r AID. WICK inform their friends and custo-
II Is meIs, that they may be found at No 6Commer
eial Row, Liberty 81. in the warehouse occupied by
Messrs VIM Iippineott and Sons where they viii con-
tinue their business as usual ap3O