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Ohio.

Up TO the hour of going PRESS returns full
from this State We have to rely, for much of intel
gence of the result upon what enabled to gather
from the Baltimore Sun, and from few telegraph
dispatches that have reached us from Columbus.
Two-thirds of the towns heard from in Muskingum
countyone Of the strongest wing counties of the State
are said to have increased the former vote 1O2 as
pared with Governor Bbbs majority in ls4s.
Portsmouth and wing townships of Scioto county,
wing gain on Mr.. Clay's majority 900.
Six townships in Ross county said to have ncreas
ed their former wing vote 81; whether this gain is
the vote OF Bib or Clay, is not given
The Baltimore Sun, as also the ntelgencer, puts
down Allen township. in Franklin county, l4o wing
gain las there no such township in the county, this of
course must be entirely an error.]
Summit county elects its entire wing county ticket
except one a democrat freeso and gives 500 majority
on that of governor II gave Clay 1876 majority.
Steubenville township Jefferson county, ITO wing
gain over last year, (no comparative vote given, except
on the county ticket whole county ticket elected by
majority of about 200.
White, Independent candidate for Congress in Gid
dingss district said to have beaten Gddngs in Cuya
hoga county about 1000; Fords majority about 1890;
Clay's majority 943; whig gain 81.
Ashtabula township (Western Reverve) gives Ford.
(whig) for governor, 24o Weller 4s, Gddngs l6s, ma.
jority.
| Jehers IN county elects the wing county ticket.
In Miami county, Weller, for governor so democratic
gain
In Stark county Weller has $50 majority for governor
Pok'smaj 623 democratic gain l07. Entire democratic
ticket elected
Sandusky county gives 100 democratic majority; demo-
cratic gain So
Six townships in Lucas county give a wing majority
Of lo7 The entire county gave Clay majority Of 1885,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALriMosz, Oct. Id. p. IN
PesasyfpaWia Election city esetionIhs Prssi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company The
markets, &c
The OF the Pennsylvania election far heard
from are certainly astounding and unexpected and
ave undoubtedly had depressing ueuce on the election
in this city to-day. learn from Philadelphia, however.
that the democrats by any give up the State
The following is summary OF the returns (naorities)
received up TO the present time;
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ms jackson Democratic Observation-Disclosures Weekly
meetings of the association will be held Jackson Hail.
Monday evening of each week. I'll the close of the present
campaign. j. w. iioO'Eh, secretary pro tenn.
Oct
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E,REsH TEAs.-Just received from New York supe-
lot of fresh teas from the latest importations'
s hafchests superior gunpowder tea
5 do imperial do.
s do fine young Tyson do.
s do prime pouching black teas.
For sale by GEO. " Thus. PARKER.
Oct l0--3t
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despatch from Columbus, October H., n M, says
Returns from the Western Reserve. the northern tier
OF counties, Indicate majority for Ford. the wing can
ddate of from 5000 to 1900 He is therefore certainly
elected"
We have received despatch from Columbus, dated on
the 10th, which must have been after the close OF the
polls, to this purport
ct RTcHm: This capital county, always wing. has
given democratic majority OF 20 or So Muskingum
and Pickaway, great gam.
STATESMAN OYFIcE."
Most OF the foregoing particulars are from whis
sources and of course we know nothing of their
racy. Wegive them we receive them, and have only
10 await such further returns may come to hand be-
tween this and We had right to expect
Ohio We have claimed it for governor. On the
uay, if find that defeated by less than twelve
or fourteen thousand on the voe shall be
far from desparng of the result of the presidential
contest as to claim the State for Cass and Butler by
far greater majority than that by which de-
feated.
THE LAST.
Just we were preparing for press received the
following despatch by telegraph, at IL o'clock giving
brighter prospects in Ohio:
COLUMBUS, October H..
sMR. RrTcuIE: The counties Of Coumbana. Frank
lin, Lorraine, Miami, Montgomery. Muskingum, Pick
away, Ross Summit, Stark, Sandusky, Perry, Morgan,
Shelby, Lucas, Guernsey, Pike, and Wayne, give We'll
Ter democratic gain of 2,l59 the wing vote of
ls46being greater than the whg majority OF that year.
The belief is that Weller is governor.
"STATEsMAN."
by telegraph, from south CaroIin.
CHARLESTON, October IL
Mr. Holiness majority in the city and Neck Is 4s7;
and he is probably elected The Taylor have elect
ed the State senator by 2ls majority and 10 out of the
representatives. Among the democrats elected is Mr..
Carew, editor of the Mercury.
Glorious Result In Baltimore.
From our Baltimore correspondent learn that the
democrats in that city yesterday did their duty manfuly
and elected their candidate for mayor by majority of
ESQ.,
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Very respectfully, your obedient servants
ENOS LQWE,
-, u ,rALMEk,
M RENO
EyGov ROBERT LUCAS.
PLUMB GROVE, near iowa city, Iowa,
AnguH 80, 1913
GENTLEMEN acknowledge the receipt OF your letter OF
the both inst, soliciting from me narration OF the ansae,
ton that occurred between the command OF Cot Cass and
the British o.ces at the river Aux Canards, in Canada,
the 18th and 18th of July, 1917
to have il in my power TO defend brother soldier
from false impuiations. and to sustain tina,
honor which he may be justly entitled for his faithful
public services In the transactions alluded to in Your let
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OsTYesterday, between Wizards Hotel and the Cap
4 ol pair of gold spectacles, in red morocco case.
liberal reward will be paid il left at the Union office
Oct Ill
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TINE rattle Of y. r IKnhl Ia unavoldably postponed
| TO the I4h of October when it will positively take
place a, the Apollo Hall. at O'Clock, p m few num-
hers remain on hand which may be had by applying to
he above at his warehouse of musical Instruments
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th streets No
shall have been paid for before the COM
mencemen of the drawing will entite the holders any
prizes Tickets w each
Oct I0-5tF
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THE LAST.


CHARLESTON, October IL
Mr. Holiness majority in the city and Neck IS 467
and he is probably elected The Taylor men have elect
ed the State senator by 2ls majority, and 10 out of the
representatives Among the democrats elected is Mr.
Carew, editor of the Mercury.
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Calc,no<i Platter or Paris.

ID COGG1NS IL CO., of Philadelphia continue to manu-
acure calcined plaster of the whites, and finest guar
ty that can be Produced at the low rnts 81 SIT cash per
barrel freshly put up exoelsnt shipping condition
Also, stereotype plaster ut 8S, and land plaster ~
per barrel.
Direct orders tho proprstors, Ct Phisds'pn'~ "
John Cavennaugh, their agent New oriss"
Oct Scott
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r OsT, between Wynder's new Building and Cole
IL mans Hotel pocketbook containing SSOS in North
Carolina and Virginia notes. The finder VIII be rewarded
literally by leaving it at this office.
Oct lO--3t*
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A TEACHER wANTED.-Thc undersigned, residing
"A near Chaestown Jefferson county, Virginia, wishes
10 employ Immediately gentleman teacher in his
family small number Of pupils. 1t is requisite that the
applicant be able teach language critically mathe
mates in its various branches, philosophy, astronomy
Geek Latin and French, and that he be OF strictly moral
charac ter, if not of religious opinions and habits.
Good recommendations will be required
Letters (post pad) will be attended to-
Oct I0-2w BRAXTON DAVENPOhI.
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WYNN. M sTEUART, late Of the Pension Once, offer,
w his services agent, for procuring bounty lands
scrip, and pensions.
Office doors of Wizards Hotel, Washington, d. g.
July 2l-eodtf
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Glorious Result In BaItimor

Glorious Result In Baltimore.
From Baltimore correspondent we learn that the
democrats in that city yesterday did their duty manulIy
and elected their candidate for mayor by majority of
ESQ.,
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SSUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR--Just received
- loo banels choice family flour, Rockingham Mills,
warranted to please.
100 barrels extn superhne flour
50 bags Arlington Mills do
For sale by GEO. " IhOS FARMER.
not Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09

Important from France.
Galigndni says The exact amount Of the debts Of
the civil list of Louis Philippe IL said to be nearly
0OOf of which half is due to individuals and the
other half to the Treasury These debts cannot be dis
charged at present the private domain being merely
under sequetration and the question of sale being
reserved for the decision of the National Assembly
The ancient domaine prize represented an estimate
of 2000 900 000f The succession Of Madame Adelaide,
which has fallen TO the Prince de Joinvillo and the
Duke ~ Montpcnsier is valued at 6oooo00Of besides
10000 OOOf left to the Duke de Ncmours. Tho success
sion of the Prince de Condo which to the Duke
d'Aumac. is estimated at 10oO00,OoOf
The MsniieW publishes n decree granting an am
nesty to all deserters from the and land service
who may surrender within two months II within the
French territory, and six months II out Of France.
The Monteur publishes an important decree, levy
ing tax Of one per cent on all incomes derived from
movable, immovablc. or funded property.
From the European Times, April ~
We have endeavored in vain to seek IN the eX-
traordnary events still passing in France, and
especially in Paris for CLEAN Of hope to remove
the deep apprchcnsons under which we still labor for
the future dcstinics of that great country When
reflect upon the vast interests directly affecting
many Thousands Of our countrymen who are linked
by fortune intermarragc, consanguinity and all the
various ties which grow out Of almost unfettcred
intercourse of more than one generation. feeling
akin to despair takes possession of minds when
contemplate that the events of which France Is now
the theatre, may terminate in n civil an
European Upon the issue Of the great struggle
now going depend not only the lives and property
of thousands and thousands Of our fcllow-mcn. but
what IL perhaps of more consequence IL must in
hucnce the rights and liberties Of unborn millions.
Ihe great example now ncld up TO MANKIND ny thc
French Provisional Government must bear its fruits
for good or for evil In ages yet to come Ascach day
unfolds the history of its momcntous occurrences all
Europe waits in brcathcss suspense anxiousy expect
ing some and hitherto unanticipatcd event
Only last Sunday Paris the scene OF one OF those
extraordinary demonstrations which can only occur in
that capital Fortunately, 10 passed OF without blood
shed but whether the causes when occaSoneu w. ana
which may produce its recurrence AZ any moment are
not still actively at work readers shall judge A.
NJ Blanqui stung to madness by the publication Of
certain papers alleged to be found at NJ Guizot's,
which impeached his political character Illuminated
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Charlotte and s. &. RailRoad.

An advertisement appears IN tho Colum.
bia Telegraph, soliciting sealed proposals,
contracting for the Graduation, Mason.
~, and Bridging Of all tina, portion Of the
Rail Road between Ches,eTyile and the
East Bank ofihe Caiawba River, including
the Catawba Bridge" From which il
will be seen, tina, the enterprising Pfesi.
dent and Directors aud efficient Engineers
are progressing with this work, as fast as
all the circumstances will admit.
While on this subject, We will state tina,
Town Meeting was held here on Sarur.
day last to determine the location Of the
Depot. We were present, but as we have
not we, received any official notice Of the
proceedings, and do not like, to appear
publicly 10 take sides on the question, We
have concluded not 10 make any remark,
! IN relation to II.
Our columns are open TO the advocates
of either side Of Tryon street.
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Total, le5 81 6

Thus it will be seen that Taylor will
probable get Isl electoral votes, while
Cass is sure Of only 81. But should Cass
get lwo.thitds Of the doubtful ones, say
81, which is ample allowance, and Penn.
sylyania g. he will then have but lO2.-
While Taylor with the res, Of the doubt.
ful ones, and the loss Of Pennsylvania
will have lo7-enough to elect by quite
large odds. But grant to Cass, Ohio, and
Taylor would still beat him by 3S votes
So it is plain that If Cass be as fortunate a,
his friends can hope for him TO be, he vii
be beaten, as sure as the Convention nom
mated him.
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Democratic sincerity.

The Democratic papers talk, as Il they
believed Cass is going to DO elected sure
enough. One is almos, Influenced TO DO.
leve, that they are in earnest, when lhs
fact is, they never were more insinccre IA
their lives: They are smiling on one ''d'
Of their face, and weeping on the o'hef'
and their smiles are not dictated by war
they dare hope, bu, ouly by what they ."
daring enough TO dissemble. Their weep
ing is the true index Of their feelings.
While they attempt TO appear cheer"
and confident, their lack Of something &C."
uino 10 cheer them, 10 shewn by their con-
duct. lns,ances-fheir sy mpslhy Tor MI
Clay. Their defamation Of Genera lay
lor. Their viruleo, and unqualified npu"
Of the Wings Their Cabling attempts"
wheede the Barnburners into their cIno''
ce., and their fawning sndeavours, 10 e0''
ciliaie the South Carolinisns and A'apa"
ians. IA
"AIl their attempts most fccbly fall ~
To hide their woful care"
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Every where, there is exhibited tho
mos, lively demonstrations Of enthusiasm,
a, the announcement Of General Tsylor's
nomination. From The 81. johns 10 tho
Rio Grande, there is the mos, unfeigned
exuliation there are only few Wing pa.
pers that have expressed any dissatisfac,.
ton with tho nomination, and they wefe
rery uorm Wigs. chagrined. because the
idol OF their psrly---Clay-was not se'ec-
ted. Their cooperation may be counted
on, for they de,es, this ever changing, neo.
phyle Democracy, as tsey do Genius Of
evil.
! We cory the following rs the senlimen,
OF New Engand-lhc quarter from which
VIC had the creates, apprehension Of oppo-
siiion.
WING RATIFICATION MEETING At
fAsEutL HALL
The old" Cradle Of Liberty :" was rock.
ed on Friday night by the cheers II thou,
sands for Taylor and Fillmore. The ball
was set ia motion. and The enthusiasm Of
tho Wings there assembled will spread
; like wiltiire through the State. The meet
, ing was called to order by George Morey
, and the following officers were nominated.
, ABBOTT LAWRENCE. President
I There were seven Vice Presidents, and four
Secretaries appointed.
MIR. Lawrente addressed the meeting,
= stating us object, and calling upon ;bc par.
!. ~ TO support and cleo, Gen. lay lor, who
Y isa true Wing, upon whose character, pfl-
!. ya.e or public, no, !" shadow Of a shade
could be cast. Resolutions were offered
by William Hayden in supper, OF tho nom.
, nation, and speeches were made by Rufus
e Choate, George Lun', Major Gaincs Of
n Kentucky, and Mr.. Lucils Chandler, who
eoquenily discussed the merits Of Gcnef
u al Taylor, and his principles. John I
I. Putnam read a letter from George Evan
h Of Maine, heartily responding to the nom
IN nation. Delegations from Salem and 9th
er towns were IN attendance, and on Tho
W outside Of the Hall. meeting was organ
lzed by choice Of Francis Bfinley, ESQ
as Chairman, and several excellent speech
es were made. Ii was the spiri, Of lsis
n. JUS, awakening --Epening Gdzeite.
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Courtesy i'm Politics.

We despise this low, sneak'ng, weak
wav Of making attacks on political adver.
,sries, as soon as their names are announc.
"a ). candidates. Whenever candidate
IS brough, before the people, there are
souc sp,r;,s which commence immediate
" ,raducing and reviling them, and ma.
king charges which the political life Of the
individual gives no warrant OF authority
Fl, there is nothing so mean, but the oh.
;ec, of their yirulence has at some time
,e,oe,,a,ed il. We utterly condemn such
= species Of political guerilla warfare; and
friends gained, OF enemies defeated, BY The
baod,ne Of coarse epi,hc,s or low abuse.
add nothing TO the reputation of.he victor.
Nobler weapons should be used and then
" hen tho victory is gained, some pride
NAV be exhibited at the result. The FOL.
lowing sentiments we from our heart fePu'
date, and are completely Disguised with.
.Lewis Cas-. !. one Of the mos, miserable dsn.
scocues alive. Gross in person-slmost idio''o
=. r;.,r.-nsrrow in intellect hrivelled in soul
-v.lysr in observation-disclosures by instinct
.,,wl,ny in his ambition devious in his courss
--,rpcklinp TO his .upcriors-mean among HE
eonsls-domineering TO his inferiors-withous
one nar,icle of frank manhood in his composition
he ia n bunker OF tins Hunkers-p pledged 10
veto any &C, excluding Slavery from our Free
Territoties-rcady and eager TO stoop t9ktns
dir,est work OF The Slave Power. and - Inc NJ
tool Of neshniongers who would blister the Free
Soil Of Mexico with the curse OF negro bondage
To think Of the Republic OF Washington being
ruled by a Cass, while that Of Lafayette Is ruied
lby Lamar,ine. The possibility Of such d.
yradation palsies our pen. We stop"
True, the principles Of General Cas-
are iisorganizing, and his political doc
,rines carried out nigh, bring an unior'u
nate period Of calamity on his country
and his construction Of the Constitution
relative 10 Territories, if 1t obtained gen
; eral concurrence a, the North, would tens
Immediately TO the subversion OF the unl
on: bu, he can hold such views, wSlhap
, being knave he can honestly T. -
! maioiaiu such opinions, without beng
f. traitor to his country, or engages IN
b conspiracy to demolish the coniedefsey
I. We kaor his politics to be- dangerous. 90
/. We are sorry they have the prestige Of D.
/. name in their favor; but No should ain
defea, him honorablv, and with weapon
$ which a courteous and d,enihed chsalil
(, would not disdaln TO handle.
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To Readers and Correspondents

We have received a communication headed
4. Shirt of the Greenwood" which for sever.
al reasons we decline publishing the writer mas
not entrusted US with his or her name. parts OF
the second s,anza are incomprehenslble while
there is general vagueness abou, it, tha' would
render i, unin,ellg lbe except to the parties IN
teres,ed. If the author will furnish his or her
name. and some notes and annoiations, we VIII
probabiy publish the piece. Some parts OF It,
Waved as isolated sentiments, are not without
merit.
"one of the Bhoys," on DR.. shannon, shall
hear from US next week.
The Editor of the Jonesborough Wing quotes
! in late number Of his paper from an editorial
of ours, and his compositor was so Negligent. a.
TO omit the quotation marks which the Editor
/ doubtless had marked in his manuscript. HE
edrortsI referred 20 was this--we reiterats that
truth is our motto. and we intend 10 be guided by
| its suggestions, so long as we have tongue to
speak it, a hand to pen il or heart TO adore IT.
I followed BY quotation from Byron the quota
ton and all are given in tho Wing" but Tbs
Obvious compositor forgot the common credit o
quotation marks. Friend Brownlow. show tina
setter up" OF yours, tina, part OF the "ea'e
where the commas and apos,rophes are kept.
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FOR GOVERNOR
CHARLES MANLY,
OF WAKE.

1FWe are authorized to announce THOMAS
N. ALEXANDER, Esq, us candidate Tor re-
election to the Office of Sheriff OF Meeklenoufg
county, at the ensuing August election.
urWe are authorized Ia announce Col ~
ALEXANDER as a candidate for the ONCE OF
Sheriff Of Mecklcnburg coaniy, at the ensuing
August election.
IFWe are authorized 10 announce Col. JOHN
N FARNUARDT as u candidate for the ofhce
of Sheriff of Mecklenburg county. at the ensu'
ing August election.
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GEN. sCOTT-HIS ACCEPTANCE CT An
INVITATION TO VISIT RICHMOND.
The Richmond Republican says:

1--WE learn tina, the depu,ation Of gen.
tlemen from this city, appointed for the
purpose of waiting on Gen. Scott in person
and inviting hin 80 visit Rlchmond, have
performed tina, duty. They proceeded to
Frederick. Md, where they found the Gen.
eral, and addressed him through their chair.
man. VIM. II. McfarIatd.
"Gen. Scott responded in appropriate
terms, accepting the invitation, and agreed
to vsi, Richmood al az early day after The
adjournlnen, of the Court Of Inquiry"
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The New York Express says that Mr..
John Van Buren,, in the course of his re-
marks at the recen, Rarnburner meeting,
gave a nickname to Gen. Commander, the
voiced ventriIoquist from South Caro-.
lima, which will be likely to stick TO him:
"The constitution recognises principle
(said Mr.. V. b. which gives one white
man in South Carolina, owning five slaves,
the power Of four votes; whereas white
man in New York can vote but once but
the constitution does no, provide Continues
Mr.. V. b. that one man in South Carolina
shall vote nine times in Baltimore, aud sew.
eniy.two men from New York shall moi
vote AT all Cheers. Whatever scourge
there may be for Northern white men IL
the constitution, there is no such cat o'ntnt
tail scourge as that Tremendous cheer
ing."]
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W Faul, is sometimes found with
Wings for praIslng their Candidates
Whenlhe Democrats cease to flater theirs
when they cease TO manufacture popularity
for their candidates, on, Of the little end Of
nothing whitfield down to a microscopic
speck, then we will stop complimen,ing OF
praising Wing candidates.
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GEN. TAYLOR BOSTON.

II, predictions Of dissatisfaction among
the Wings Of Boston have been fals,fed.
The Atlas, the Courier, the Advertiser, and
the Wing, will all support the nominated
heartily. although they preferred Mr.. Web
ssef.
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CHOLERA SPREADING WESTWARD.
The advices by the America stale that
letters from Vienna report the arrival Of
the cholera in the provinces Of the Dan.
ube. AtGaltz. twenty three parsons were
seized with il, ulmos, al The same time.
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TaylOr's Chances.

We presen, below calculation OF lay.
lor's Chances Of election. Some States
we have set down as doubtful
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Mr.. Sampson Wolf presented US yesler.
day Cotton Blossom, the frs, Of the sen.
son. Mr.. Wolfiss good Wing, can any
Democrat beat ,his1
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CDarlDttF:
WEDNESDAY. June -, ls4s.

n WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
amen, in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain adver'
t;semen,s and subscriptions. and to grant receipts
aFE. W. CARR. Esq. is our sgen, in fh'a',
Selnb;,. an, horized 10 obtain advertisements and
nroeure suhscIlpiIons.