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5 eO1lislcllancous 5cleltions. :
Dogs and Sheep.

Will somebody tell us how much it costs to
keep dog for year? From own observa-
ton we should say We could keep ten sheep or
one COW as cheapy as one dog. II we estimate
too high will some friend Of the dogs correct US
There few families IN the country who do
not keep one, while in the slave States there
nearly as many dogs as negroes, if we are TO be-
lIeve some authorities. The dogs are more nu-
merous there than here in proportion to the pop
ua,ion. According to the usual of calcu-
latng SIX p-rsous to d family, there about
three and half millions of families in the tni-
on. Of these il will b.. moderate to say that
full two millions belong TO the rural districts
aud each have dog. This would give two
millions Of dogs in the country, and there
nearly as many more IN the cities and villages.
The dog population rrpres- then in the
country, twenty millions Of sheep or two mil
lions Of cows.
But what do dogs produce? Nothing but con
tention md discord. They destroy sheep to
are SO large IN many extensive districts, as to
prevent farmers from keeping sheep at all Tho
annual profit to the farmer twenty millions
Of sheep would not be less than twenty millions
Of dollars, and quite much on two millions OF
cows. Is it worth while to pay much for
useless animal as a dog. We are no enemy
TO dogs, rather we have strong attachment for
them. But we don't think the necessities Of the
country demand anything like the number that
is kept. We believe it would be for the in
t-rest Of all that the number should he sensby
diminished. There has long been law i'll this
State for taxing them, but it IS now, ani has been
for many years since its passage. dead letter.
owing to the very cul ,abe neglect Of the asses
sors The law has not been repealed, and it is
entirely competent to levy the tax
In some towns the people are becoming alive
to the subject The town of Batavia, in Genes
see county, at their last town meeting, adopted
the following resolution:
"Resolved, That the Supervisor be requested
TO use his influence with the Board Of Sup-rvis
ors in this county, to lay atax dogs
IL would ne well to if the assessors cannot
be punished in some manner for their neglect of
duty, for think the tax law has never been
repealed Wool Erorer.
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|nyHE stockholders in the Richmond and Nj
ami Railroad Company are hereby notified
To pay ten per cent Of the Stock by them re-
Gently subsc ribed, to the undersigned Treasurer,
At his stor. in the city Of Richmond on or be
for. the Ist day of I'd month, I-Jl. Ana sub
scri,ers to The old stock notified that Two
ins: al line nts now due, which if not paid are
subject to ten per cent. damages All the IN
staiu-nts will b. received at the above named
place. The company allow J per cent. inter
est ia stock on all sums paid III on the new sub
Acription, and il is hoped that stockholders " i'll
pay up. Ey order Of the Board Of Directors,
B. STRATTAN, Treasnrer.
llth mo goth, le.,O. 1--if
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A/ Ill be oH.rrd at pdhlic sale Satur-
w day the 7ih day Of December next III
the late residence of james PSi.. deceased. on-
half mile west Of ii Iilisborougb. the personal es-
tate Of said decedeut. consisting Of Horses. Cat
te, Hog. sheep. W heat, Corn ia tie field,
Farming utensils, W ,aon, f. Household ANA kItch-
en- futlIture, ana considerable other property /,
too trdIous to nentIon.
sale to commence at ~ o'cl ock sad ddv,
when terms " i'll be mode know II, ani due at
tend. nee gwen by
Elltii HUNT, Administrator.
Nov. 10, t~1O. fits
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Col. Benton.

Senator Benton has returned 10 Missouri.
and on Saturday evening last made 4
speech in the Ro,unda at ST. Louis. The
Republican. of Sunday, in noticing the
meeting aud speech, says that an immense
crowd rallied on the occasion. After the
"noise and confusion" created by the
outsiders who could not ge, in. had sub
sided. Mr.. Benton commenced by saying
that the reason why he had not redeemed
his pledge ITO punish Mr.. Calhoun" was
because Ia the opening Of the session he
was sick and dying" That he was no,
the MAJ 10 attack one in that condition.
and that the same feeling Of generosity"
constrained him to refrain now that Mr..
Calhoun was dead.
He next gave history Of the proceed,
lngs Of the late session of Congress. and
with gna etfrontefy charged Mr. Clay
with being the principal cause OF the delay
attending the settlement oI the exciting
questions. His reflections upon Mr. CLAY
says the Republican, were gross per
sonalties and in the worst possible taste
evincin- an enrious mahsnitg. unworthy
his station and honorable 10 neither his
head nor his heart.
lie complimented the Northern mem
peTs oI congress-. asserting lhat all OF
them were friendly to the South-frm sup
porters ofihe Union. &c lie denounced
the "Omnlbus Bill and glorified himself
IN having defeated it. He euogized Gen.
Taylor. and alluded 10 his friendly offices
towards Fremont
lie said the Texas Bill embodied the
same principles which he had always adj
vocated in relation to her claims, but he
voted against il because the bill cut New
Mexico in two. He said he voted fire
times in favor o. the principles Of the
Fugitive Slave Law. but he did not vote
for the present law, because he did not
consider il "Judicious and eflicacous.'
and did not vote agains: it because he did
not wish to throw obstacles in the wav.
lie then turned to the subject Of "Nul-
liticaton' and MISUNDERSTANDING his
own position. and handling his adversaries
without gloves. He concluded by aking
a bill of sale Of the Anti Bentonites 10 the
Wings. and the crowd dispersed.
The speech is TO be published at length.
Gin. Gazette.
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INTERESTING FACTS If a taIow candle be
put IN gun and shot at a common door it will
go through without sustaining any injury: and
If musket ball be fired into water il i'll not
only rebound, but be lattencd fired against a
solid substance.
A musket ball may be fired through pane
Of glass, making hole the size of the ball with
out cracking the glass; if the glass b. suspe nd
ed BY d thread, it will make no difference and
the thread " i'll not vibrate.
Cork, if sunk two hundred feet in the ocean.
will not rise. on account of the pressure Of the
water
In the artic regions when the thermometer is
below zero, persons can converse than
mile distant. DIR. Jameson rts that he hea rd
every word Of sermon at the distance of two
miles, though delivered in the ordinary tone Of
'
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NO:jrc.

~ Office - hereby gwen that the under
sia Bed has token out Of the Clerks nli"e
nf the Wavn- Probate Court, letters Of Admin
i-lratiun o the estate of Reuben NJ W Orih, Of
WAYNE Tow ship Wayne County. InaGtna,
decreased. All persons indebted 70 s,itt estate
therefore requested 10 make immediate pay
mcnt. aud those having claims against The same
fequrstcd To present them WITHIN one year.
duly authenticated for settlement. HE estate
js supposeo 10 be solvent.
CLINTON WORTH, }
DAVIS MEEkER,
llih mo. l3ib, $50 i-w
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Administrators Sale.

wv Ill. be sold at public sale the Sd day
wv OF l2th no. December a the late res
iu-nce Of Reuben VI. Worth, of Richmond
Wayne county. Ia, deceased, all Of the person
81 estate Of said deceased, consisting Of Horse
= two-horse Wagons, > set Of Gears, ] Mich
Cow. Shoemakers Tools, and Household and
X itch-n Furniture. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. Sale TO comm-nc at o o clock
0 u said day, when due atte ndancs will be given
bv CLINTON WORTH, ,,..,-
DAVIS MEEkER. Hu'
llih mo- l3lh, 1850. Ats
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YouSc JArpEr son, YOU take a
trunk for me up to the hotel . said passenger,
stepping from boat on to the feuee, To a ragged
looking yonngster, who sat balancing himse t
the rail of u drav.
Your son. cried the boy, ewing him from
head to foot. Well, III be dod drafted if
amt IN luck. Here I've bin tryin' to find out
my daddy for three years, and all of a sudden
up comes the old hoss, himself. and knows me
right OFT how are YOU stretching out a mud
dy looking paw.
The traveller was non piussed. Between
smile and frown he enquired.
that IS your name, sir'
My name SO you don't know Well, it's
nothin' for people in these parts TO have
ny children that they don't know their names.
My names Bill, but some folks call me William,
for short What the other part is. reckon you
know Ifyou don't you mus ak the ole oman
And shonldering the trunk, he marched of
towards the hotel, mumbling to himself.
" ell, this is a go. The ole gemmen' come
home at last. Good clothes, big trunk, must
have the tin. Well, am in luck
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administrators sale.

"iL!. be Offered "t public sa'r. on Fri.
the late residence Of James g. Add!rman IL
Franklin township. the personal estate Of sala
dec-dcut, consisting of
Carpcnter's Toois. Bi0clsmiih's Toois.
HoaschoM ami kitchcn Furniture.
lIt !. and dircrs olher arfiries.
Sale 70 commence at 20 O'Clock on said day
when terms viii he msGe known and due at
tendance given ~
n. x. ADDI.ENAN,
j. VI. ADDIENAN,
Nov. ~, 1880. l1-3t Administrators.
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Adu,jui>trator's Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that have taken
y ont Of the Wayne Probate Court, letters
of Administration on the estate Of James Pyle,
formerly Of Franklin Township ~
Wayne County. Ia. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested 10 present the
i. legally auihc ntIcaf.d, and those indebted
are required to make prompt payment. The
estate is supposed to be solvent.
ELiHU HUNT, Administrator.
Nov. l3, 1850 41-3w
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Quick N HER APPLICATION lit anazes me
that ministers don't write better sermons: | am
sick Of the Jull, prosy AFFAIRS said lady. in
the presence Of parson
"But it is easy matter, my good woman. to
" lie good sermons, suggested the minister
YES rejoined the lady. ''but you so long
about il; | could write in half the time, if
only had the text
"Oh, If the text is all you want, said the
parsou | will furnish that. Take this from Sol
onon: ssIt is better TO dwell in a corner OF
house-top, than with brawling woman in a
wide house
"Do you mean me, sir inquired tho lady !,
quickly.
.'Oh my good woman" the grave response
'.you will never make a good sermonizer-you
too quick in YOUR application
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AhsmSOi.lr.stOr'> Notice.

Il ErTERS Of al j, ration having been
II granted the Undersigned by the Probate
Court ol Wayne county, the estate Of Ja,nes
u. Addlemau, late of sand county, they respect
fully request hIl persons indebted 10 sad estate
10 MAX. immediate payment, and all having
claims against IA" same 10 present lirn irghli
M the NJ ica-d for settlement within the time pre-
scrihed by law 1hc estate ls supposed to be
solvent
HANNAH X. ADDIENAN,
ADMINISTRATIVE
JAMES VI. ADDIEN
1dniiHisfyator.
Nov. 20,h, 1850. 1--3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

Alcohol FROM SouR OR,NGEs-We we re pre-
sented the other day, says the Savannah Georg-
ian, with a specimen Of alcohol, manufac actured
from the peal Of the sour orange. by VIM. Hum
phreys, druggist Of our city. In strength it is
equal to any other, and possessing, it does
the flavor of the orange. it is far superior for all
chemical purposes for which it may be used
The addition of a fewer essential oils would rem
der II superior to almost any preparation which
could be manufactured for the ladies' toilet.
We are informed that it is the intention OF
Mr.. Humphreys TO forward A sample thu.
Worlds Convention in London. both Of the al
coho in its pure state and perfumes made with it.
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Evce school NOrtl, Of Main.

= ME citizens Of School District, No. TO-,
j North Of Main street, are respectfully in
formed that the public money. amounting l."
two dollars for each scholar who may atte nd
school during the = months succeeding Monday
next, the 18th inst. vii, be paid by the Trustee
Scholars attend any school they may select
10 the city. J. II. HUTTON, Trustee.
Richmond. Nov. l3, 1880. 47-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

ErTEES testnmentarv toe rs' .tte Of
John Nicholson, decet~eG, late Of Wayne
county have been granted hy the Probate Court
Of said county TO the undersigned. who respect
fuiiv request all inGe ebted 10 sad estate to make
immediate payment; and all having claims
ryainst SAID estate to present them. legally
thrniicated w,hin the time prescribed hy law
The estate is solvent
SAMUEL NICHOLSON. c
LINDSEY NICHOLSON. ''"'|s :.
lth mo. 18Th, l~.,a. 41-}w
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IL stock NOlicc.--1h- subscribers 10
stock 10 the above Company residing West Of
the junction, are hereby notified that they viii
be called upon 10 pay ~ per cent on the stock
by each subscribed after the 22i Of June, iS5p,
and they Will be required [" pay - per G. ~ ~
rrv ststy DAYS on thrir stock until the same Is
fully paid. Tub. applied West Of the Junction.
by order OF the Board.
y. LOWE, President.
Dayton, May 80, 1850. lJ-lOfn
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STATE OF INDIANA. }

- r the November Term Of the Wavne Pro-
~ bats Court, A. ID. 1880, SAID Court declar-
II ~, estate OF Aaron Druiev TO be probably y
4; nsotvent The credit ors are therefor required
a I'll. their claims against the estate for allow
,,cr in said Probat. Court within ten months
from the date hereof, or they Will not be enii-
tied TO payment.
DANIEL. CLARK, Administrator.
November 20, 1850. 4S-,w
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rFine Alcohol can be manufactured
from the peel of the sour orange 1t has
been tried successfully in Savannah, Ga.
A sample is to be sent TO the London fair
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

NASHVILLE CoNvENTIoN-The South
ern Convention assembled at Nashville on
the llth inst Gov Mcdonald was cho-
sen president There were about fifty
delegates present. After the speech of
the President. the meeting adjourned un-
til next day.
On the I2th, the States being called.
resolutions were presented by Clay Of Al
ALBANIA, and Dupont of Florida The
document from the Alabama delegation
is very lengthy. and of the most ultra
character, denouncing the compromise Of
Congress, declaring cession inalenable
and more than intimatng the necessity;
recommending a general Southern Con-
yenton 10 take measures for redress
The resolutions were referred to the
appropriate committee and after unim-
portant talk the Convention adjourned un-
I'll 10 OmOrrow
The following States are represented,
Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi. Geor-
gia, South Carolina. Virginia and Flori-
da, in all abou, sixty delegates.
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4 ccOrsoiOnS, Of various styles, tones and
~ finish, from common to the best. may be
found at J. b. HUNNICETTS.
Nov. I3, 1850. 41-tf
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@The steamer Republic, sunk near
Evansville on the l2,h inst
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- aZOCs...A very large assortment Of Ra-
~ zo,s Of different qualities and prices, and
the most beautiful shaving apparatus 10 be had
are ofie ed for sale at
J. 3. HUNNICUTTS.
Nov. I3, 1850. Att
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

GLate advices from Algiers state
that the Cholera has re-appeared there.
The deaths in two days amount to l6o.
JThree hundred and thirtv-two Nor
mons. from England, landed at St. Louis
on Saturday last, on their way TO the
Great Salt Lake. 1t is said that several
thousand more will follow the coming
winter.
GIVE learn from the Brookville
American that a son of James Alexander.
of Franklin county. died of Hydropho-
bia few days since. He had been Bit
ten by rabid dog about 9 weeks previ-
ously.
@The Legislature Of kentucky is
now in session.
0Congress meets on the second day
of next month.
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LVOW WSALE:-FOUR NEAT FILING
~ HOUSES. aud TWO VACANT LOTS
situated ~ Richmond. For particulars. apply
70 EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Aug. 81. 1850.
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NHAl we'll known Tavern stand. situated
three miles East Of Richmond. on the Ma
tonal road, now occupied by Mahlon Ciawson
is offered for sale. The farm continues about
30 acres. and has on II an Orchard OF excellent
fruit. fine large two story Brick House, and III
the necessary apptndages Of tavern or farm
house. The situation IS high and pleasant and
would make oue Of the most desirable private
residences IN the country Ii is offered fair
terins. For further Information. inquire on the
premises cf MahIon Ciawson of the under
signed. two miles North of Richmond
WILLIAM CLAW son.
Tenth Month Slh, 1880. l2,f
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Sash: SASH.
" T. have just received lot Of Window
wv Sash. manufactured bv Lighter & Co.
oaush, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish 10
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
nc Blinds, made of the best seasoned pine war
Santed. Call and examine
JOHN HAINES
Opposite Bank, Richmond. la.
os'y 50 io0O. 33-tf
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xx3oUSjD,

11OUut Eagle Trilsovi This is an
vi excellent article, for cleaning silver, brass,
brittania, glass. &c; put up in paper with d.
rections. Try il. 1t is for sale at
IlowFILs & Co.'S Dare STORE.
Richmond S.af H. $50 No 4. Main ST.
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4 GOOD FARM rOu, SALE.


under Improvement. good House. Barn aud
outhcns-s. good Orciard of bearing trees
A good share of Timber Land. and a good Stone
Quarrey. good Well Of Water. ana several
Springs Of never failing water. Persons wish
ing TO purchase, can call and view for them
selves, where the terms OF sale can be known
oy application TO the owner. living The pr-m-
ises DANIEL RIrPCESS
Richmond. Aug -. 1850 3s,f
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SLAVES LtBERATEp.-Nrs.D Darusmon,.
better known as Mrs. Fanny WRIGHT. re.
Gently arrived attSt. LOUIS from Memphis.
sue was on her way TO New ork. She
had. II IS said. las' liberated three hundred
Piah'auon slaves. These were all her
o"" properly. hes feslded on Piahta-
uoh near memphis, "Aich she owns.
a new DRUG. under the name ofcedrum
mas oeen discovered winch IS said TO have
me properly OF coun'eracting the poison
OF faftieshakes. mad dogs, and all other
he ''eputy iarsaal reports me census
q layton a' i2'loi. me enumeration
was hot taken by wards, as IN other cities,
out oF oiockS.
nerThe LEGISLATURE of this State meets
on the last Monday III December next.
frrNrs Svisshelm and NJ, her family
were poisoned recently from eating ,ur-
key upon which il is supposed the poison
was placed by some villain. No death
has vet occurred from its effects. Mrs
, has partially recovered
Eleven thousand sheep have been
s,augt.erel the present season AT an o..
tablishnent in DAYTON: and the ..work os
death. still roes bravely on.
-,
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NLANSEED aud OATS Wanted
l. The highest price will be paid in Cash, b,
tho Undersigned, for FLAXSEED and OATS
delivered al my Store in Richmond.
JASON HAM.
10th mo. 18th, 1850. 43tf
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TNO all persons whom it may concern. You
i are hereby forwarned from trading for
buNtng any notes Of hand, payable to Thomas
W. \ Jacob i. Wright, signed by Jesse NJ.
Harris and William Harvey. there are OF
sets TO the j. NJ. HARRIS.
lth mo. 9th, 1850. 46-3w
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q al So SAFE.

Nov. 2O,h, 1850. !
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

10 will be that there IL no female among those
bodies and have learned upon good suthority that
there was EN- pcy ed la tue baildps IL ts ssii
that some women passing through Hague street
the time of the explosion, sna buried by the fall
ise bricks The portoa of the RUBBISH h not yet re-
moved.
The last man In the list had gold lever watch
his person, made by Tobias, No S2p7s. Hs large,
stout man, and likely to be idenasd as ms features
ere sot much disfg ured sad his clothing rs compst-
Another a the unknown bodiss had gold watch
and chain and gold studs IN the bosom -tn pisn
gold rings ON the little finger Of the right hand rhs
vstch ~ss made By Dubois
rbe MAYOR has given order that the bodies
olsmes In such ths friends too poor
ray the extsnse of funeral shall NOT be buried IN
fottersteld Ne the cypress Hin Cemetry Compaay Of
which be Ia President, have offered fs. lot asd tt
the wi.h Of the Nsyor aud Common Couacii that those
I.msLs should be secsny Inferred at tse expense of
the city. '.....rs
The New York Bay Cenetery Compssy. also symps
thsing With the berssved friends of those who lost
Their itvss by the meissonoly occurr-nes o-r tasm
intsrmens In their esmstsry frye q ON soy caasss
The New York herald., 1850-02-06
CITY IntelIlxs nee. /.

BsLL OF rHE LArAYkrtE FUaL EERs The annual ball
CT this excellent corps will take place 1t Nibos
saloon, on Monday evening next, the 1lth inst. rhs
general character OF the company, under command VI
capt French Is sufficient 20 Insure fall aud beautiful
dpay Of the taste and beshty OF city; and t will
without doubt be one Of the best balls of the
The remnant Of New FORK Volunteers will b. present,
and their tatered standard the fair forms OF
the LADIES, they did their gallant comrades
Churubusco.
AcspEMi or NEpIcISs.-A stated meeting OF the
Asde my Of Nedcne Is to be held this evening at
vsntion Hail. No l15 Wooster street, when the late
Preitent Dr. Mott Is expected to deliver his vssdis
tory address. An inaugural discourse IA also be de-
livered by the President elect Dr. Isaac Wool There
will, doubt b. full attendance Of the profession
and students VI medicine.
MYsTknious DIsApygArAScg.-On Wednesday last,
Dir Benjamin Wheeler resident Of Wtlisg-skurxh,
left his home, with the intention Of visiting per
In this city, foot Of Duane since witch time
he has not been heard from by his friends. Mr.
Wheeler is man of IS years Of sys vs feet In
ches, sandy hzir, military whskers) When he left he
were blue overcost, SNUFF colored cashmere pants
bsck silk velvet vest, black has also his person
vas silver stcspement wstch aud $3.50 In money. His
family are In great fear, that unlawful means
have been taken to put him out OF the way by some
evil dispo-ed persons, who thought he hal large
amount Of money about him Any inform alton re-
epecting Mr.. Wheeler, win be received with much
grattuds By his family, No. ass south First street.
WIliamsburgh or By Richard 2. Wheeler his sos No.
AIS