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y new York stump orator thu, docs up
the party Of which d /. Butler and John
Van Barren ale the high priests.
The popularity Of the contest is that
new born, hybrid, mongrcl herd is turned
loose over the surface Of the country
[ Laughter aud cheer, "a new party made
up OF the lcaviugS of everything under hcav.
en-; presenting a motley aspect Of black
aud white, with decided predomiuance Ot
the former Laughter blue aud grey
spirits, and spirits Of every other form and
huc-a class OF political deSpcradocS, not
unlike the GuclllaS Of Mexico, (rcnewed
laughter, all conglumerated into a party,
aud displaying themselves before the coun-
try ~ something really worthy Of the res
ucct, the notice and even confidence Of the
American people! In our own State, they
have the chief strength, Cr weakness IN
other states, believe it Will be difficult 10
find even a record uf their existence. But
what is this party that wc see the head and
front of in our state, and which is bruted
from one end Of the land TO the other Us
something really formidable something i.
bove all other factions that have had their
brief hour something really worthy ofthe
sun, ~ anu NNIVNIt VI wv It'Ilt VI WIS
country What il IL? The mere galvani.
zed remains ,,f Albolitionism, sprnklcd O.
yer with >parcs covering of broken down
politicians Of the state Of New York aud
Massachusetts,. Laughter AID eheerS,, !
Look nj them. See them OH Their winning
way, feeling their trail through the mornSs'
/ eS and quagmircS tia, lay ut the base oftuc
dark and dreary and rigid mountain OF
! Abotionism, with no light but the PALE
/ glimering Of the Aurora Bcrealis, Laugh
! teri no star TO guide them but the ig-
| mis- Iatuus, which only serve to make Wis
able the darkness amid which they grope-
aud rs they emerge from below, and essay
to climb the rugged height, born down by
the weight Of original and hereditary obi
gations'--you see them still developed IL
tho mist which shrouds their path. Whc,h
CIR they will erreach the summit, and sue
coed In isolatIng themselves from all ih'
rest Of the world--a spectacle for manki
to laugh ats no more TO be doubted that
1t is that they ars destined for oil time (,
come, to remain the same disconte nieh, dis
appointed, dsgraccd, broken down pcli,i
clans that they were before. Whetherthe,
have ".,s'sd p''aehins" VI there, OF moi
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V" con from his letters and from hi, dec.
ldra'jou>-
LIT, That he is no party man.
-, hat he Is unwilling To be nominated
by party, or he the candidate orpartv.
81. That he would only accept romina.
ton for the presidency coming unanimous
~ from he people.
@'h, That he has not formed pol,,ica,
opinions,
9TH That he has formed political opin,
ions.
9th. That he would prefer Henry Clay io
all other men as candidate for the prcs
deury.
i'a. That he viii 10, quit the field for
Henry Clay.
ah. Tina, he is opposed to the acquisition
OF iHr.,urv 10y conquest.
S'D. That he is in favor oft.
lMh. That he Is il favor of tine Wihnot
lroyi,o.
ll.h. That he is aeainStlt.
l-'h. That he is a moderate Wing.
I"IN. That He i>a rahil wMg.
liih' That he viii not declare his opin-
ions.
18Th. Tina; he docs declare them.
10th. That lac viii not lend himself tu
party purposes.
i7'h. That he does lend himself to party
purposes.
18TH. Refers to his Allison letter. and goes
.'r c,mvnImg tie lutuu.- Louisr,Hc Dea.
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The Tcle graph.

At length has Ottawa succeeded in get
ting station Of the magnetic telegraph
The instrument, was PIT up yesterday. and
last nigh, We received the first flashes from
below. This morning, however, something
appeared TO be out Of order at Peru, and II
could be got in operation only long enough
10 give the item from Dubuque, which will
be found in our columns.
The line is not yet completed to Chicago,
but tits going up very rapidly, and we shall
doubtless he within speaking distance Of the
Chicagoans in few days
We shall endeavor to make arrangements
10 have the latest news from all points mp 10
the last hour, so that hereafter for forty miles
around at least the Ottawa papers vii! be
ahead Of all others for laIe news.
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want TO elect President who has stocked
MI the soilhe uwrSwith slaves.
They firmly bellows that the salvation of
the country depends upon the wing party.
and therefore they want pre>ilcn, who is
no party man; WHO will have no opinion of
his own, bat vii he wing II Congress is
wing; democratic il Congress i Democrat
ic; aboatioui>t If Congress is for abolition:
native Americana Congress, i<uatiyc Amer
lcan; aud neither one thing nor the other,
i'the Senate oud House Of Representatives
harpcn 10 be divided.
In short, sort Of chameleon President.
who - To take The hue aud the color Of the
NnngIcsS he lannon's 10 Msht nnnn.
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erai old citizens Of the place tina, there are
but two Van Buren, men in the county. one
OF whom was heard to declare yesterday
that he should ro;e for Taylor. This is cv.
identity bUd place for ''Sore heads" You
may rest assured the sterling old democrats
~ iroquo,S county are active, aud their ex-
ertiouS viii count on the dav of election.
have It from good authority that this county
may safely be set down at 100 majority for
CaSN y Butler, From the enthusiasm !
have witnessed here among democrats,
would sooner put il a, more than less.
Yours, Sc, JAKE.
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lr,mcrr GalherInr # the Democracy Of the
aha,h.

Fifteen Thousand democdiSneta Mt Pari>,
Edgar county, on the 2lst inst. When for.
med in a procession, they extended over
four miles in length. Speeches were made
by the Hon. Jos. a. Wright, of Indiana,
and Hon. o. 3. Facklin, W. /. Firsuson,
s. s, Hays, and number Of other diStin.
suishcd speakers of our own state, among
whom were four or five who had renowned
whiggcry and 10 whom the hand Of fellow
ship was extended By the meeting. \ lar.
ger or more enthusiastic gathering never
took place in Illinois, and when just before
separating, that immense mas, sentup three
unanimous cheers for Cass and Butler, says
description before us, sit seemed as the
roaring Of the very Niagara
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severe and consistent rebuke one Lucircr
bestowed on sin. a.
Let the Tribune stick TO the MerGry that
lSil vocation; and IT does very well there.
III, considering the amount Of brains that is
implicated, and weWill bid II God .sresL -
Nhcn It comes 10 steer is harquc towards
the, to 1t, unknown shoals Of partisan war
latc. It i in danger of laundering, for tie
man AT the helm seems very loblolly hov,
)" very un>raman-hkc are all his acti,Is
ana dissertations, and thus becoming OBJ
n'MonN To all, his pay is omphaiicaly like
Tie "rhalrants-"uorc curses than kgN.
Vcucv.' Cow
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Several papers in northern Illinois, we
no,icc, have published articles in favor Q!
| the reelection Of Judge Brcese TO the l. 5.
Senate; and in the southern part ofthe state
we notice similar articles are published III
favor If Gen, Shields. The discussion of
this matter by the press might we think with
propriety be postponed until after the No.
vrm6cr election. We have enough on hand
to occupy us perhaps more useinly uu'iI
that time. But while we are on the subject,
we will name one qualification which we
think vil'be absolutely requisite fer any as.
piiant to receive the support q! the democ'
racy Of the mouth. lie r.u>t lie . fee terri
tory mGn--not in the political hu"bnt Van
Buren, Abolition barLburner sense Of the
VOID, fur such an one the democracy Of the
north wouldn't touch with forty foot pole
but free territory man IN The true dem
ocratic sense Of the word. We will explain
our meaning. When, at some time here
aitcr,--in three or four years will be .oon
enough,--a bills introduced in Congress to
organize and establish territorial govern.
ments for California and New Mexico, orr
Senator must stand as on the wa,ch'ower Of
freedom, aud resist with allhiS energies ov.
cry section or clause which may in the least
squirt towards toleratinC the Introduction Of
slavery into those territories. Thee must
be no compromi.eS-uo Sc. 80 line, or any
other line saving only tie western boUnda.
ry line OF Texas aud Arkansas 10 mark the
limits OF the bluods,aincd institution. From
this position we can never recede. Cali.
iornia and New Mexico are now free terri
toyy-the people themselves of those terri.
tories desire thatthey shall remain so-thcy
can only be made slave territory Iy the &C.
ton Of Congress, aud in whatever shape
this action may be attempted, our Senators /
must resist il, OF II were much better for.
them that they had >;al out Of the Senate. .
FEELING OuT.-.Ihat barrbUrueliSm is .
dying out in Northern Illinois as fast as it
grew up few months ago, can no more be
doubted by men who have lately been among
the people, than tina, autumn has come.
We give below all extract Of a letter from
a very respectable gentleman il Kane coun.
ty, which but re echoes what we are told
dozen Of tines a day by men from different
parts Of this congressional district, and is in .
the tone Of every letter we receive. The
temple Of the many colored party is to;tcr.
ing, and the rats are fleeing from it,
ELCiT, October 6. 1913. /
Dear Sir-The time has arrived when the
WlImoi rruyISo "Tog" is passing oft aud the
democratic party here are seeing more clear
ly the true and regular pathway on TO an .
other democratic triumph. Until within
short time since we have considered It not /
policy 10 hold mass meetings to promote the .
cause Of CaSs s Butler. |, is now safe 10 .
take stand, and much canand will be done /
in orr section, to rally onr friends 10 an old .
fashioned effort in the canvass. For that
purpose we are starting mass meeting, 10
be held Sometime in 10 or y days at EIgiu.
The skies are Frightening in Northern Hi.
nOiS W.
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Roars Of Laughter is not quite rs certain
as that they stand in need eff entirely on
that dreary mount Renewed Laughter. ]
But one thing will guarau;ee-and that is,
that when their new born love of abolition
associations shall have gone ont with the ut
ter proStsa;ions OF al! tAcir schemes Of re-
Nenge against the democratic party of the
tnion-the only psalm singing that will be
heard from the summit Of that mountain,
viii be Inc old chaunt, which YOU a'lrcmcru-
oer-"Onr SuilgrlngS j. intueraAle." Ipsals
OF IauS Ater al I'D rroInnsed cheerirgl
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arrival Of the Cambria.
Ntw York. oct. 6. p

NtN ORR. oct. u, 7. VI.
The Steamer Cambria arrived at Boston
ihl> afternoon. having left Liverpool ou the
-"I u1im', and bringing three DAYS later
aJyicrS than the Hermann.
Et.7R3.-Ihc Irish are stan r1iltA hy the
vigilance al tie pulce aud military ., Sup
press tucm and capture their leaders
mere are various opinions a. to the result
"I the State trials, and the course the gov
eminent VIII adopt if a verdict Of gully il,
obtained.
Paris is gloomy. /; &, the general o.
Wn'"n hat Cayaiguac 9ul the Assembly
cannot establish Republic. and Vet none
o"'r a remedy without conflict. which
The friends O.! order dcprccate. Military
con'pracIcS are greatly feared. Clvai.uac
j. c"n>i"ercd honest in his intentions, and
con-" give an excellent government.
transient has been the scene of >arguiua.
~ revolt Thirty bayricadrS were erected
and desperately defended hy the rcoplc.-
Al the Inst accounts the revolt had not been
suppressed,
The Continental system of police still cx.
crriSe an mi r!ou> influence on commerce,
ana creates doubt and uncertainty as TO the
correct state olalair..
n" BUSINESS Of the manufactures is Ill.
m'ni>hins, and prices are reccdug. The
factories are adopting shorter time for pay
ment>.
The o!ni>tice between Denmark and
PRUSSIA Ia, been rauticdby tae rrantort A..
>embly.
Jenna has been the scene Of fresh dis
tnrhauce and blood>hrd.
Hamburger has suffered from local dis
''roa"ceS. Hosul.lics have been suspend
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The rramcr Of ,hc Creed.
BENJAnix L. Br1IrR is the ackncw,elc.
ed head 81 the boruhgrner party in New
York. II was lie that got up the pallalo
Convention, AMI so managed that large and
Homogeneous mass asio get Marin Van Bu.
rem nominated, although there was Large
majority iuihe convention IN favor of Hale.
lie also drew upthc creed ct the ucw par.
~, as embraced IN the resolutions Of that
convention, and >ci.hc ball i'm molten. Sow
iti.a .,.,,, r,f,,,, ;.,l,,, t,.,r.,.r..,.
y Wv '''''
"'',' VI ''> 'o"h"''>' me I'sS'F the rascal
and tie more corrupt his motives. the more
>peciouS are ALWAYS his prc,eN,>. Joe
smith, ,.,i,;,,,s cr,c5 ,,.,s ,l,.l.,I...:...;.
90 "''S '''''' VI ''.' ''H +. o"'
""aN lT"I'e' SO 'hdl II could b" made 10
answer corrnp: purpose and If we can
show that Benz. 7. B,tI,r i, a ma. lr,,;,
If al rrirci,lc or bo,o.,. ,oo,.l.a. 49,
~ 't' f''"''i''V VI "'"'>,!' we '''"" u Il a
l''' '.'.' ''''' ''''' 40 ''o. can come '' sup
i'-,, ','> "'''''-' ~ ,''I ~
,,' 80 -, ''' "'""'," >l'''S' ''''''''' 10
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- as
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''''' - ''''''
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IA. stated ,.t.,.I,..,' - ,I,,,,sr5 Tax 49,,
alaithillauI respectable minister. aud were
lhc people more ANXIOUS sorani attentive to
.'''I,u'.' | >.''I' nave nothing To ASK lor'
,,l7cs lcr,L,g.I ..ccn,,,r,,, l,,,,,,,. ~
bluv and Sandy I'LL in this par,irul,r i
great You do not at ell estimate rs YOU
,,,,-''' l"y i'cH"3r i'''"rsr> You ENJOY
.rI. C,.nJ =, ,i,ltr, .,,.,...r r.5,.......
life" or OF "Iea,l unto death" Ana how
can those ''eScaVe who ucgltc; so great sal
N'',.n
yer! E''o an" very Wo",. b"t Mr. H.
IA" gone up 20 SANDY HIM to manage
rotten bank, which he and Mr.. lIoyt, and
some others, had started there aid although
they had p,,t thousands Of dollars m circ,r,.
&c.. .'t.,...c-..
.''i '',' ''''' '''! -" ,''"''S ''''''" 10 re-
"ecm tHe'r paper Will By and BY tic pub.
lie began to get suspicious of the true state
Of affairs, and the raacr comes hack Fl, he
-,1,,,,cI ,r,,,r a,h.,. -, ,.,..
''', - VIC !''"@ pa
liooh-Nir' Van RehSt'aer-coWcS with
500 TO be rci,omcd-which was vastly
more money t,anthe bank hadinibc world.
~,
'"t f'''' '''' p'.''' ''''''> 10 very IA
-eno"S Tuck 10 IHiI the suspicious OF Mr.
Van R.-tailtS him behind the counter.
drinks wine with him. until after h,,,ncss
-. ,.,..,, a.. ..-,,..
''''''' W nav vac '"S''''' "''"'S 1t >''''' u
'a' NIX ""' "'''''"'''' III .'''' oS >'''"''s
"" ""y - sac '0"''''! J'"T''''- ''' '"""-e !"
W. ~ nearing WHO goes ava! perfectly
s"''s'''' u ''' SO''e.'! "' '"e h'"N' me
Ne'! ''''S' '.'''0"N VA "','''' ''''H"e>Cr'o'S
iNS p''"' ""''"' III "ho'''r 'e''tf 10 MT
I4'Et "F".tH "''"'''' 81 !" " "'''' 'AC ABOVE;
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We understand the organ for the Episcu.
pal Church at this place arrived on las,
Tuesday and has since been put up.
II is due to the Rev. Mr.. Kelly to say,
that, almost exclusively through his perse.
verance, he has succeeded in erecting q
fine brick church in this place, during the
summer, without involving his society in
debt, as is SO frequently the case. As "a
the organ, we may justly say, it is his own
he obtained it for the society through his
friends in the east, where he also raised the
larger part Of the fund, for building The
church.
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Ohio Election.

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH TO OTTAWA.
WELLER, Iem) FORD, tTl
Adams CO., $50 maj.
Highland, 9OmaJ.
Clermoni, 300
Dark, ID "
Returns from % counties show wing
loss of 20O0, compared with CIay's vote i'll
1874.
In the ID, 81, 4;h, lllh, and 10Th districts
the wings have elected their congressman.
Iu the 9TH, 9th, and 10Th districts the de-
mocra.s succeeded--the two latter, demo
cratic gains.
Shenk's maj in his district is 400.
Free soil vote in Hamilton county, 1000.
The above is all we have BY telegraph.
The Chicago Democrat Of yesterday has
the following returns from the Western Re-
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GREAT EXCITEMENT at Maeill's, where
there is a perfect jam Of new goods. a
heavier and finer stock is seldom exhibited
IN any market. Every body is tickled with
the bargains they get Read his advertise.
,nent in another column.
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We notice an immense piline up Of box.
cs in front Of NATrrSoER's within day or
two. Ills very heavy fall and winter stock,
recently purchased ia New York, has Just
arrived. ssod judges 10Y he moro than
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sustains his reputation for making just the
right selection for quick sales. The hun
dre,ls that have been holding back for this
arrival can now come On, assured tina, they
will be suited
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Further News by telegraph.

81 Louis, Oct 10, O'Clock ? W.
Ohio, as far as heard from, has elected I
wings aud 5 democrats, democrats gain >.
Welleris probably elected by smalma-
joriiy.
Wing mai, Philadelphia city, 1901.
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serve

WING gam N TfalhIIT0nj loss IN IIdNh'
lin; Stark 80 Democrat.
These returns show democratic gain
upon the returns Of 1914, when Clay's maj
was $40.
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Aiar,lqn,.'. The election in Maryland
was but for Local officers, and so much inilu-
enced by local cousihr rations, 'hat'''s hard
to tell whether the whs,s or democrats
have gained. In the city ana county o'
Baltimore, where the contest approaLhe'
nearest being purely political, the demo.
Gratis have triumphed by their usual ma
jori,y. The state has Away been conceded
to Taylor, yet the reccn, election gives the
wings no special encouragement.
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Chicago, Oct II.
There is large number Of teams in the city to-
day, moro than we have observed for some time be-
fore. The market is dull, however, and buyers
were not at NIL active in purchasing what came for.
ward The news from the cnst IS considered unfn.
vornblc and freirhta are high3c per bushe TO Buff
fno. The highest paid IL 1Oc for best samples win
ter, whichis only obtaincd in few instances, and
jOlj3 for spring.
Corn is 33a39c, Over 5000 bushels came srward
by canal ycserduy Dem
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NARRIED-At the residence Of her inlhcr. near
Dayton, on the sth inst, HENRY II: GEDNEY.
one Of the editors OF the Consutuounst, to Miss
WAIT,
The happy couple have our very best thanks and
good wiahcs fcs &C literally remenlbcrngm
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~ - ONls
Mr.. Shnns, worthy citizen of Dubuque,
and formerly merchant here, left three
day, ago for Wisconsin, and was expected
to return the next day. His horse came
home yesterday, however, about day brake,
with the saddle on but without the rider.
About the same time Mr.. ShiUnS' hat was
found three miles from the city, as also his
poke, book, which had evidently been
opened.
We were informed by those who lived
where the hat was found, that cries were
heard abou, one o'clock, and that the dogs
kept up constant bowling and barking.
Approximations are felt tina, n foul murder
has been committed, aud while we write a
posse Of nearly all our male citizens are
collected and arranging for thorough
search for the body Of our fellow citizen
md the apprehension Of the murderer. The
,,oS, intense excitement prevails.
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DELAWARE, always wing State, has
been saved by wing majority Of 1913 only |!
II will be hard work for the wings to hold 1t
in November.
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Pennsylvania lslccIion.

We find the following returns in the Chi.
caco Democrat Of Yesterday:
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OTTAWA rNICE CLRRENT.

t"RRt'I al "AtkLr ~ A.w. MAGltL, rrhLLa
~ nEI Goous. UUorruIIs, kND rRouUCg.
Otlalrd, oct. IL, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-31
We have the pleasure of announcing Il

We have the pleasure of announcing to
our raaders, that We are still in the land Of
the living, though that ugly, illnatured, big
headed, long-eared animal, the pack horse
Of the Clique made such an awful kick at
NJ In the last number Of the Seventy Sin
IrEitstsd BY his Intellectual efforts to work
the machinery Of the clique, and goaded BY
the lash which had been so freely appliedto
him and his associates Of the afaEesaidrs
eeAey, bY the good citizens Of Pike, through
the columns Of the Banner, this long cared
creature has commenced a most furious
kicking et q shadow, which in his blind
frenzy he Unsigned, to be a c~onclave Of
4cofoeos with big whips in their hands ready
to lash him for his dirty work is. behalf of
the clique. In his agony he brays out about
a esnspiracy Of ~"Ae9foeO" Sribblers, wri-
tiers of Co~nmunications ~econcocted 10 the
same conclase, having the same object 10
VIEW of tho tsame tHneY and ttset to the
same measure" HThe editor of the BAN
ner's he brays with emphasis, Sis one of the
conclave and has written at least one Of the
COMMUNICATIONS" But let us say to this
long-sarsd, big-hesded horse that all these
things ara mere Phsntoms (conjured up BY
his own distempersd brain. That all three
Of experimentation were written BY
different individuals, { mot all Of tths same
c~onclave"s or ~neighborhood,) neither Of
whom knew anything Of the intention Of
either Of the others to write , and that neith-
creditor Of the Banner knew anything a.
bout sitherlof the eommunicationss Till it
was prepared for the press. This we areI
prepared to prove by the writer's them
s~sayes;-thrse high minded and honorable
men who hsve no wish to ssbs ,keptFout of
all danger" Now If the aforesaa long
cared pack horse, is disposed % doubt what
we havestIted sbovs, we srsrsady to prove,
either thath he has stated that which he knew
to be false in letter and spirit, or that be
he's rscklsssly spoken Of As fact, that which
he knew nothing about. Let him take eth
'ef horn Of the dilemma, and we think his
big eass sshst Cop down. and he stknd in al
very ugsly. position before tt pabiic.. The
thought could only have originated with
one who i used to all the trickery of Al
clique, and who could. sink himself low
enough, to write political Communications
suit bis purpose for his own paper, and
khaa salsA. ~lsR..st s.1f.e 80 x,