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FOREIGN NEWS.
12DAYsLATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship Great Western CAPT
Mathews, arrived at this Port last evening.
She left Liverpool Cd Saturday, the 3lst uli.
and has therefore made the passage IN little
more than sixteen days.
We are indebted to the politensss Of Cap
taie Mathews for our supply of English jour
mails. We compile our news, as usual, chief
~ from Wilmer and Smiths European
Times.
The price Of American Cotton had ad-
vanced Sp.
The famine is very severe in Ireland, and
mnlriIudcs are dying of starvation.
The Great Britain was still lying in Dun
drum Bay.
The Great Western made her passage OIL
in l6 days and u hours. She had tenn
pestuous voyage.
Hon. Gsorge Bancroft. lady and child ar
rived at Liverpool on Sunday The 25th, by the
steamship Great Western. The honorable
gentleman left Liverpool on the Both for Lon
don, taking Chester aud Birmingham in his
way. During his stay in Liverpool be was
waited upon by the American Chamber OF
Commerce, and visited by the priacipal mer-
chants Of the town. On Wednesday, the
26h, he dined with select party at the resi-
dence of VIM. Brown, Esq. NJ. p. at Rich
mond Hill; and, on the following day with
5. Gair, Esq. Of the firm Of Barring Broth
ers.
DOMESTIC.
The serious rise ia the price Of all kinds OF
provisions has set the political economists
on the gui riuc-Wheat has now reached
the lowest duty, four shillings per quarter,
and so imminent i. the apprehension Of fam
inc. that the cry for opening the ports moi
only continues, but is daily becoming louder
and more general.
The truth is, that the famine cry has been
overdone. There is much selfishness in il.
The price Of provisions has risen far beyond
the legitimate value, whether estimated by
the stocks on hand, or by the state of other
countries. There IS so much superfnous
money in England, that capitalists are al.
ways morbidly alive 10 every project for in
creasing it. The food market is better field
for speculation this year than the share mar
ket proved last year, and the consequence is,
that cupidiiy speculates, and prices rise.
IRELAND.
The accounts of the State Of the country
continue 10 be most interesting. A letter
from Dungarvon of the 10Th saws, The con-
diIion Of the people is truly heart-rending.
They are starving One OF the dragons, a
very intelligent man, gave d most deplorable
account Of ths sights witnessed by them as
they cpme along to-day by The houses of their
prisoners. They were followed by frantic
looking women and children, half naked,
whose cries were unlike any Thing human
being husky, broken and quite feeble, fIOn,
starvation.
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4th DISTRICT.-3d PARTYISM GONE
TO SEED.

From the towns from which IheWatchman
has returns In Sc ptcmber Peck had over
Chandler 52l votes. Now Chandler has
over Peck SO: Wing gain $50. The Liber-
ty party has also fallen Of sadly. The Green
Mountain Freeman is in cannIpIik. But
Thirdpartyism seems every where TO he 60
ing to seed. Their stock has fallen in Massa-
chuseus and in New York, has become so
entirely below par as not TO be noticed in the
accounts of the last State canvass. That
mischievous organization has had its day.
The mercenary spirit exhibited by its leaders
in 1914, and the disastrous results Of its ope-
rations from that day to this. have had sal
utary influence upon the minds of multitudes
of its members.
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FROM THE ARMY.
SECOND ATTACK ON ALvARApo.

We have some late aiVices from the fleet
on the Mexican coast. Two steam vessels
towed by the Mississippi anchored within
loRs shot distance Of the fort, on the 10th
Oct. The object Alvarado. The conmo-
dore led in three vessels, the Vixen sud Nc
Lane, BY the fort without damage, towing in
lbe gun boats and launches but unfortu-
nalely The McLane grounded. and the cow
modOre was obliged to relinquish the object.
No loss. Thus this second attempt has
failed upon Alvarado. An expedition had
been sent against Tobasco.
We have accounts from Santa Fe OF tbs
departure Of Gen. kearnry. with 400 men.
for California. Gen. X. had. by authOriy.
made his appointments. Cha's Bent, Gov
erncr, anu the other officers, Secretary.
Treasurer>Judses, &C. &c. All tranquil at
Santa Fe.
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THE KILLED AND WOU NDED IN
BATTLES OF MONTEEY.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 4th
ult.. contains a complete list of the killed and
wounded, on the American side, during the
three days fight which resulted in the capt.
uIation of Monterey.
Grand total killed, wo unded and
missing, 493
Ofwhich were killed. 22i; wounded, 365;
missing, 4. Three Of the missing are sup
posed TO have been killed-the fourth Pole,
returned to camp unhurt. OF the wounded;
Lieut.. Dilworth and nine privaies died in
isU days after the battles, and several 9TH
ers are represented as mortally wounded.
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THE REPORTED SURRENDER OF
CHIHUAHA TO THE AMERICAN

The Lexington, Missouri, Express, ofthe
Sd inst. says
"a gentleman of this city informs US that
he perused letter. day or two since, that
had been received in Camden, giving the
particulars Of the surrender Of Chihuahua TO
The forces oil General Wool.
The army, il seems, entered The city with
out resistance; the American Flag was sd
lu;ed by the citizens, and after lew hours
had elasped, the American officers were M
vited 10 pariake of splendid dinner. which
had been prepared for them by The Chlhuah-
mans.
That we should say, was rather new
mode Of capturing an enemy's town."
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IN New HamPshne-making line ofrOad
niue exceeding twenty -four miles, will be pu,
unoer contract for Construction before the
MS, o' january next and will be completed
WITHIN year from that time. The farmers
ano slher citizens of Sullivan county in
New Hampshire, have subscribed 10 IN,
stood Of this road with great riberaliry Tb.
capital stock is divided into 5000 shares, and
iodr-htlhs Of that number has been taken in
that county.-[Bur. Free Press.
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one chapters, are true copies Of Acts Of the
General Assembly oil this State. al lis oc'o-
Der Session, A. ID. 1916.
J. McMELLEN SKATER,
Secretary Of State.
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The Secretary of war has issued an order
allowing bounty Of 81 for each aole-oouIeu
man brought to The rendezvous ana aeceP-
led for public service.
po.n ro THE PAcIFIc.-Mr. Whitney
:. 49,. travelling through the west, IN order'
- ..o.s;IIe. TO secure aid 10 his mainmoth un-
a r,.kinr TO connect the two oceans. lie
ssLs The favor OF public meeting IN each oi
The several towns in order to present his
views.
A letter from Washington states that some
notifications Of the tariff are TO be maze al
the coming session of Congress, for The Pur-
pose Of pacifyius Pennsylvania.
Ii is said that the assessments oil Massa-
chusetts for the Mexican war, allowing the
expenses 10 be but fifty millions Of dollars ior
the year will be S2,2l2,3S9!
New HAMPsHIRE.-The following are The
Wing candidates for Congress in N. Hamp-
shire
Dist. No. /. Ichabod Goodwin.
" 3. Joel Eastman.
3. James Wilson.
4. Henry A. Bellows.
General La Tega, says the Ncw-Orleans
Bulletin, has been officially notified by his
government, that Capt. Carpenter and the
crew orthe Truxtun have been exchanged
for him and his fellow prisoners OF war, who
were taken at Resaca de le Palma, and they
are only waiting for the ratification oil the
agreement by our government. 10 leave for
their country.
~ Several dastardly outrages have
been committed recently by fellows Of the
baser sort. in Worcester, on the premises of
genilcm en- appointed committee TO secure
the conviction and punishment of the illegal
rumseIlers Of that place. What else could
be expected from the sellers and drinkers Of
rum in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and iorty-six III Mass. Stand
ard.
The United States Loan of So 600, 900 has
all been taken in sma II parcels, al various
places. at par TO eight Of one per cent.
above.
IMPORTED SHEEP. Nine or ten sheep of the
Leicester breed, imported from England by
Hon. Henry Clay. passed through this city
yesterday on their way 10 Ashland, under
charge ola shepherd who came with them
Pittsburgh GaZettse.
NAUvoo.-Governor Ford entered Nauvoo
on the 28lh lt.,with 200 men and two pieces
ofcannon. 1t is said he intends to continue
strong posse in the city until the Legisla-
ture meets in January. and in the meantime
10 take such steps as will tend TO redeem
some Of the past errors.
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Important from Washington |!
REQUISITION FOR TROOPS!
1000 VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR :!

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7.-NOo1l.
The War Department has made requIsI,,
lions calling into service eight additional
regiments Of Volunteers. One from each oil
The following States:-Massachusetis, New
York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, Louisiana Mississippi
and one Of mounted men from Texas.-Coni.
Conner's official account OF the second at
tack ON Alvarado confirms the Telegraphlc
despatch of Saturday night, and the state
ments of the Picayune's correspondents.
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Repr,sentatires-M Speaker Davis ofIn-
diana, Mr.. Miller Of New York, MIR Roberts
of Mississippi.
National lnielligencer.
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THE TARIFF & FREE-TRADE in
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

vi the eleVen LOCO I ocos eieeted ~ Non
gress from this State, only four are known as
Free Trade men, viz:
I'd Dist. Henry c. Murphy.
Sd Henry Nicoll.
4lh VIM. B. Maclay.
9th David S. Jackson.
1t is a curious fact that all Of these Free
Trade men are elected by plurality only, in
consequence of being each opposed by two
or more candidates. and they are all actually
in minority in their respective Districts.
Thus the majority against Mr.. Murphy IS
about 400; against Mr.. Nicoll 2l9; against
Mr.. Maclay 547; and against Mr.. Jackson
1873.
The other seven Free Trade Loco Focos
elected from this State are the following, and
we have yet to learn that either Of then Is a
Free Trade man:
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Approved Oct. 81. 1916,
i9.-AN ACT extending tie

i9.-AN ACT extending tie jurisdicti, n OF
Sherilfs in criminal Cases.
IL is hereby enacted; &c.
The Jurisdiction OF sheriil's and sheril'S
deputies. shall be so extended lis 10 give the
right 10 serve any criminal process within
the Limits of this Slate returnable 10 any
court within the county where such sheriff
or deputy resides.
Approved Oct &c. 1916.
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Rev. Eli Smith and wife sailed from New
York on their way 10 Beyroot, oil Thursday
asst, in the ship Arcoe. Prof n. w. Fiske
Of Amherst College sailed in the same YES
sci for Marseiles. He has gone out for his
eealth.
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lS,-AN ACT in relation 10 the real estate
of Insane Persons. in addition 10 Chapter
Al. OF the Revised Statutes.
his hereby e1ldcted, dc.
Sec. LIN all cases where an insane per
son. under guardianship, shall have been,
while sane, under contract, binding in law or
equity 10 deed any lands 10 another person,
the Probate Court may, on application Tor
thai purpose, grant license TO the guardian
oi The insane person. 10 convey such lands,
according 10 such contract; and II the con-
tract shall have been, to convey lands TO the
guardian, the Judge of the Court Of Probate
having jurisdiction of The same, shall exc
cute the deed and the deed executed by Such
guardian or Judge shall be efIectual 10 con-
vey such lands as If executed by the insane
person. when sane, provided
Sec. mo Probate Court shall grant IL
cense 10 deed the Lands of an insane person,
as provided in The preceding section, until
notice Of the application for that purpose shall
he given to all persons interested, under an
order OF such Court, appointing time and
place Of hearing, and publishing three weeks
successfully, in such newspaper as the
Court shall direct prerions 10 The time so
appointed, nor if i. shall appear TO the Court
OH a hearing, that the assets in the hands Of
The guardian, will thereby be so reduced as
10 prevent any ciedifor from recovering his
whole debt or 10 diminish his dividend:
Sec, 3.-In all cases where an insane per-
son, shall, while sane, have held lands, in
trust for any other person, or where lands
shall have been set of, on execution: to such
insane person, or any debt in the name oil
such insane person, but being the proper
debt of some other person, and not belon-
ging in anywise. TO lie insane person, the
Probate Court may, after notice given as
required by the proceeding section, grant Ii
cense to The guardian 10 deed such lands 10
The person or persons, for whose use and
benefit they may be holden; and the Probate
Court may decree the execution Of any such
trust, whether created by deed or by law.
Sec. 4.-That this act shall take effect
from lis passage
Approved Oct. 81, 1916,
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2I.-AN ACT providing for the service Of
Trustee Process.
u is hereby enacted, 8c
The first section of an act approved Nov.
IL, One thousand eight hundred and forty
two. ard ceiIling % the service oil trustee
process upon nonresident principal debtors.
lrit with any oae 0fihe trustees, and in The
manner required al said first section, shall be
ii s,itiirlcni service upon any principal debtor
within the purport and meaning of said first
section.
Approved Oct. 90, 1916.
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a connection
Attest:
F.. P. WALTON. Jr.,
Clerk Vt. Central X. X. c

And we are informed that the Sullivan
railroad, w hich extends from the western
b ank Of the CONNECTICUT river, a little south
of the village Of Windsor, in the State Of
Vermont. through part Of the town of Cor
nish, anu through the towns Of Claremon'
and CharIestowu, aud iutersccts the Ches-
hire railroad in WaIpoIe, near Bellows Falls
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20.-AN ACT III relation 10 suits upon Of


20.-AN ACT III relation 10 suits upon Off
cha! bonds.
IL is hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. 1.-The seventeenth section ofChap-
Ter as OF the Revised Statutes shall be con
strued TO extend and have application 10
all suits upon official bonds. where, under any
regulation of law, The plaintiff. in whose
name such is prosecuted for The benefit OF a
third person, shall have certified 10 the Court
in which such suit Is pending, the name Of
such third person rs prosecutor and in such
case in the event of The death Of such prose
culor, during The pendency of such suit the
executor, or administrator Of the deceased
prosecutor may enter and prosecute such
suit 10 final judgement, under the same rules
and regulations. as are provided by law in
The like event in other civil suits.
Sec 2,-This act shall take effect from
IFS passage, and shall have application 10 all
suits now pending
Approved Oct %. 1916.
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Eng. Elihu Burrit said he had lately borne
a friendly address to ladies' in Exeter, Eng
land, signed by 1925 ladies' OF Philadelphia.
in answ err to a similar address, IN iavor oil
peace and the arbitration of national difhcui-
ties, from 1900 women of Exeter. The
scroll was forty feet long, with three rows oil
signatures.
CoTres PowDER.-The process Of pre-
pairing THE new and powerful article is SIM
DIE, and has been published 10 The world BY
The inventor. Experiments have been made
at the War office in Washington. from the
material forwarded by Pref Shonbein, ,hro'
our Consul in Bremen. After various expert
ments, gun was charged with ten grains Of
the cotton, which sent the ball, with smart
noise, from the window Of the Navy oihce,
(40 yards,) making a deep indentation, and
recoiled much fattened and smashed. Are
our powder mills to be all blown US II
really looks like il.
STANDING ARMY IN PROSPECT.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, who AYERS that the
Cabinet have resolved on taking possession
Of Mexico, indicates 10 another letter. one Of
The consequences Of this policy, as fol-
lows
War and conquests are costly amuse-
ments, and especially for republics, and we
must be prepared to foot the bill. We must
calculate, too. on maintaining q large stand
ing army in the interior Of Merico and ma
raj force on her coasts
This is Iocofoco authority. or course we
must keep up standing army and naval
establishment to keep .ur conquests. There
is no possible way for us to keep Mezico,bui
by force. Nor is here any considerable par'
Of ii-not even California. which will moi
cost us more than il is worth.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SECRETARY OF STATES OFrIcE.)
Burlington. NV. g. 1916.
hereby certify that the foregoing twenty
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SULLIVAN ROAD.

We have been furnished with copy oil
the subjoined resolution. which was passed al
meeting Of the Vermont Central Railroad
Corporation, on the 18th Instant
VERMONT CENTRAL R. r. OFFICE,
Boston. Nov. IA, 1876.
At meeting OF the Directors this day hol-
den. a communication was received from the
Sullivan Railroad Company, which is placed
on 6le-whereupon, on motion Of MIR. Eos
ter, it was
Resolved. That we will connect with the
Cheshire and Fichburgh railroads, by a
junctuIe with the Sullivan railroad, and that
the President is hereby directed TO make all
necessary arrangements for establishing such
a connection.
Attest: f. P. WALTON, Jr.,
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he taken or swallowed by such animal, snall
be punished by Imprisonment IN he S'd's
Prison, not more Than five years. OF n"eu
II exceeding five hundred dollars, or boih
Of said punishments. IN the discretion oil the
Court
Sec Sections five and seventeen, oi
the Chapter orwhich this is in alteration, are
hereby repealed.
Approved Oct %, l546.
,6-AN ACT in addition 10 chapter 90 oil
,be Revised Statutes, entitled "Oi the par
,;;on and distribution of Eslaies.''
II is hercby enacted. &c.
Ssc IL in case Ofintestate estates. al
fer The payment Of debts and charges Of Ad
m;uistration. there shall be no personal es-
tate, or not enough remaining in the hands
of the Administrator TO mainIain the minor
children under seven years oil age, as now
provided by law, the Probate Court may;
upon appIca,ion OF such Administrator, and
with the assent in wiring, OF all tire heirs
nv themselves Vt guardians, residing IN iiii'
State, by decree for thai purpose, authorize q.
and ennower such Administrator, 10 sen d,
mbIic anction. or private sale as he may 'ilu
necessary 81 much OF the lands oil such es
tate nc will raise a sum OF money suliicleni
Tor The s,,nnorf of such minor children, I'LL
,bsy sbaII arrive al the age of seven years,
,sh;cb snm Of money so raised shall, under
,he order of The Probate Court, be retained
in the hands Of such Administrator tor the
purpose aforesaid, and partition Of the resi-
due of such estate may be made i'll the same
manner rs now provided by law.
Sec. 9, Inmaking such sale OF lands as
is by this act authorized, The Administrator
shall be sworn 10 the faithful discharge oil his
trust and The rules and regulations so lar as
applicable, relative 10 sales OF real estate. by
Executors and Administrators, now by law
established, shall BE Observed
Approved Nov. 2 1916.
IAN ACT IN addition 10 Chapter % oil
the Revised Statutes, relating 10 sales oil
real estate of minors and Insane FER
sons.
Ills hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l.-On application 10 any Probate
Court for All order 10 sell the real estate oil
any minor or insane person, lying within the
Probate District Of such Court, whenever
such sale shall be necessary Tor the support,
or conducive 10 the interest OF such minor OF
insane person, such licence may he granted
notwithstanding the guardian making such
application, or his ward. or boih residing oui
Of this Stale, under the same provisions and
restrictions, as are prescribed in The said aci.
to which this is in addition.
Sec 2.-Tho oath before sale, may be ad-
minstered 10 such guardian, by any Justice
of the Peace, who shall have right. by law,
10 administer oaths. and certificate from
such Justice that such cath has been admin
isiered, and the same being lodged and filed
before said Probate Court, shall be as good
and cfIcctuaI as il such guardian were sworn
before such Probate Court, or before the
Judge or Register of tie same.
Approved Nov. 2. lS46.
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NAuvoo.-Governor Ford entered Nauvoo
on the 23Ih uIt., with 200 men and two pieces
ofcannon. 1t is said he intends to continue
a strong posse in the city until the Legisla-
turc meets in January. and in the meantime
10 take such steps as will tend TO redeem
some Of the past errors.
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10y VIRTUE OF an Execution to me directed, from
! , the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public
sale at the Court House door in Centrevc, Wayne
Indiana, the 9Th day Of August, 1916 between the
hours of ten o'clock, ana foar O'Clock, p on
81! day, the following property, to-7r;.:
4 certain parcel lot Of ground situate in the town OF
Richmond. Wayne county. Indiana, and described as
follows to-wit: Thirty five (a5 Of of the North
part Of lot numbered sixty four 81 running the whole
dep SAID lot; ing and being that part of the city
Richmond, laid off BY Charles W. Starr. Taken as
the property Of " am Grlves satisfy said Execu-
ito IN rty or CT Daniel i. Acot;.
DAVID GENTRY. Sheriff W. c.
Jalv H. 1916 81 80 29ts
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ME subacrIberis Just receiving full stock OF
tie above articles ana all Others IN his llnc, which
he offers Physicians. Merchants and Manufacturers,
and his customers generally at Low PRICE S, guam
titles 10 sait,-a part of which is follows
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GtHAKER'S WARE.-Ihe subscribers have Just receiv-
= cd ana offer for sale, spIen I'D lot Of Shakers
Warc-I'uJs, Buckets, B-ootn@. Bowls Churns, &c.-
which viii be sol, lou lIAINES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond June 80, 1916. 2lf
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EXECUTORS : AIE.

= III. be sold Ff1-dav, "wednesday. the 22tii
w inst at / O'Clock p. NJ the late residence Of
Caleb Nendenhail, mile northeast Of Richmond,
the personal property said decedent consisting Of
mare ana colt, milk hogs. corn wheat, oats
has. household furniture &. sc. Terms made known
n the dav OF sale, when attendance will be GU
by
GRIFFITH MENDENHALL,
GARDNER MENDENHALL N1S14'o'S'
It'll mo. 1tb. 1916. aS-ts
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20 ALI Teachers aEad a':sEeks.s
VARIABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,
published BY Gregg < Elliott, Philadelphia.

M,
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DIED-At indianapolis, Saturday evening last,
after Illness, Mr.. JoIs H. WRIGHT, formerly
this city.
Il. vicinity Of this city, this morning, "s
BRo,yx OF Cholera Iorbus The deceased was OF
the settlers in this part Of The state ana was
Of strict integrity ana irreproaci.-oic Character
Cincinnati -Mqrket-Flour s25} per trl. Whisky 81
al64. Porl-fness s. per brl- Observation-Disclosures IS
az &c; hams 4aiAc. a5c Salt, No. J. I5c; No
2 &c per bu. Tobacco 54c Iron-pig 81 per ton, 9
months credit Gin. Gaz, JGiy II.