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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
LIFE INSURANCE,

LIFE INSURANCE,
Or Provision for the IVidor and Orphan.
New York Life Insurance Company,
On The MuTuA. PLA#.
MoRRIs franklin, PEEsiDENT,l
PLIHy FREEMAN AcTusEl.S
TIME terms upon which this company insures
J. lie are more favorable to the insured than any
other life insurance. ta *t
The great security afforded in capital OF 23,-
0ol dollars with reserved fund OF 80 900 dollars
Rates OF Premium greatly reduced from the
rates Of other cothpaniss and more equally grad
uateG
Insurance for the beaeEt Of married women Sc
cure from the creditors of their husbands.
The insured not liable TO the assessment fo
losses.
An annual dividend CT fifty per cent to all pol.
lev holders.
Notes taken in part for premiums.
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen aud sixty, inclusive, for one year, i've
years, or for Lille.
Persons can learn all the advantages and rates
OF Insurance from the undersigned, Agent by
calling on MIN at his Office, Main street 81 doors
below Cook and Sa,gents Exchange Office
ALEX. M'GREGOR, AGENT.
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TEaE: MARKETS.

DAVENPORT, Dec. 10th, 1850.
Pork is coming into market briskly and oul
merchants ale paying as high prices as car be
obtained north Of Keokuk, say from $500 to 3d..
3D. Groceries arc selling very low, Sugar, re-
tail, " cts, Coffee, II cts salt 40 cts per bushel
Wheat, oats, potatoes &c, command the high
est market pfces. Toget good prices for theil
produce and 10 obtain goods at low rate, farm
crs from adisiance who have not heretofore visit
cd this market, should give il g trial, and com
pare it with other points.
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BLACK HAwK WAR.
Bounty to Soldiers!

Bounty 20 EOtUtfTS.
rTHE"Don.ty Land Bill. having become law, the
undersigned will des otc his attention to Procuring
the bounty Tor all persons ho are entitled
thereto. file has received the full instructions
from Washington and is prepared to make Out
the necessary papers.
The law gives Bounty to all persons who
have served IN any OF the wars for period OF
more than thirty days.
As there will be vast number OF these claims
for Bounty presented for the action OF the De,
partment, it is important for those interested
that their claims be early presented for ADJUST
ment. No FEES charged unless the bounty is al
lowed. ALEX. w. McGkEG1R
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, 1850
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MIR. WEBsTEK remarking upon the
deception of Mr. Webster n, the As,or House
recently BY the friends Of Union IN View
the Tribune said: Sand then the
barea ", faded, and the Prophet, without
honor IN his own country, became cnnsoled
ky the kind.y Offices Of mine host of the
ks,or." Upon which writer in the
Albany State Register pointediy remarks
The Prophet, u;thom honor n n his orr
country. forsoolh! Is the CITY New York
excluded from that county winch M
Webster has long and faithfully served
mi,h ability unsurpassed, and an jn'eI'ec,
cnequnlled, and TO which he is now, ind
ecer has been, M honor not only but az
ornament, a bright and shining light, more
valuable than the gold of,he modern opn't
#Doe. the Tribune imagine that Mr. Wei,
ser, the Secretary Of State :! tie cni'ca
States, is on, Of or absen. from ms o, our
country, whenever he is .Lscn, fro" Dos s.,
{,op. or from the State 81 Massachusetts"
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r. YARWOOU

le ANU oCD
LAS Just received supply Of coffee, sugar,
L i New Orleans, Sugar House, and syrup mo-
lasses; young Tyson, impera. gunpo" der, and
black teas; ground alum salt, tine dairy salt. IN
small sacks q superior article Of Western X :
serve cream cheese dried apples and peaches; bar
soap, varegaled do, shoe backing. mustard, car
dies, fine puvZ'd saieratus, in Ii. papers; mack
erel, rice, starch, pepper, aspice, nu'negs, raj
sins, currants, race and ground ginger, butter
crack ers an extra fine qualify Of soda crackers,
and also superior sugar crackers
Seat la,ti, and other kinds OF smoking airi
chewing tobacco, regala, puerto principe, lusto
SAM, cazadora, melee, hall Spanish and C9ee-
root cigars and cigarettes.
Oysters. HOLSTERS and sardines, hlherts, pecan
cream nuts, soft sheiled almonds, English wal
nuts, and cbcsnuts.
Candies OF every kind and quality; flowes,
S. orm's, ard Barrows Superior cough candy.
ALSO:
Keane,s cod liver oil cough cana, green apples
OF various kinds; genuine sweet clder and cider
vinegar.
ALSO;
Chemical labor-savins soap, from, the maaafac-
tory OF w. s. Lynch & Co, ST Louis.
Also:
choice article extra quality corn starch for
families, hotels, steamers, boarding houses, &C.,
prepared expressly for buildings, blanc mango,
pies, custards, SC.
ALSO:
Iiecker's prepared farina, which is recommend
ed by large number of the medical profession,
as the most valuable Of an the farinaceous arii-
cles, now in use, Being mnch superior TO arrow
root, Tapioca, sage, pearl barley, &c, for inva-
lids and children, and those oil weak bowels, CT
of feeLle and delicate constitution.
ALSO:
Sloan,s horse ointment, and condition powders.
Also:
Dr. Hoonand's very celebrated German bitters,
SO highly RECOMMENDED for the etfectual cure 9,
liver complaint, isundce, dyspepsia, &c., &C., all
OF which will sell a, reasonable prccs tor cash.
Davenport, Nov. 81, 1850.
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CHRISTMAS PREs11N1
Nn,ith,s Tarieiu Store.
RLACksMII'HING.

THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of informing the inhabi
tants OF Davenport and its vicinity, that he prompt
" and neatly executes all varieties oil BLACK
smithing business on the humblest terms. lie
has acquired his celebrity for Ilolse Shoeing in
fhe cities of Cork, Liverpool, and New York, and
his sojcurn in This city has given additional ins'
ire to his celebrity in this department. tie seri-
ously solici,s tlial from those who are uhae-
ouanted with his superior ability, thereby ne i
sure Of realizing plenty of patronage. Shop siln-
a,ed opposite Messrs Burrows g. Preuymah
mills. JAMES oAo WIZ.
Uayerbort Dec 10th, 1850. l5-3m
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Married. IN

On 'e loif inst by JOHN RousEn, ESQ.,, Mr.
LOUIS WEYHE to Miss CAMILLE KROOC-
FIR, all q Davenport.
IN ihe ~ inst. by JonN EVANS, Esq Mr.
HENRY WIENER of Burlington, Iowa, to
Miss ELENA LUMBACH. Of this conntv
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Richly Illustrated ANNALS; a few copies Ut SUI
perbly Bound and Gilt editions OF The Popular
Poets, and very full assortment Of Small Books
Tor Youth.
On Hand Regularly
Water Colors, Drawing Pencils, Drawing Pa
per, with suitable Cards, and books OF insiruc-
ton: Reward. Motto, Friendship. Conversation,
ard Visiting Cards. Common buff and White
large Envelopes; Plain, Enameled, Embossed,
and Lace Ditto, for Letter and Notes. Plain and
Fancy Note Paper; Glazed, Marbled, Embossed,
and Tissue Paper; Perforated Boards; Brown,
B.nc and White Satin-iace Dashboard: Ink OF
Boston, Philad, and Cine. Manufacture; Count
g-lionse, and School, Travelling, and Pock ct
Inksiands. School, California and Gille,ts best
Steel Pets; Waters, Wax, &c. in variety, and a
good selection Of the Porte Monnaires, OF Steel
Bound Money Carriers
large supply OF plain and Embossed Family
Bibles at low rates, and few copies OF Extra
paper, rint and binding.
Also
A full stock Of the Eclectic Series Of School
Books, c, uprising McGailey's |. II, III, ~ and
Readers; pinneo's Primary and Analytical
Grammar; Pictorial Primers, Spoilers, Rays Al
zebra, and Rays Arithmetic in 8 parts; together
with great variety Of Miscellaneous Books, Po-
etical, Philosophical, Historical, Biographical,
Theological, Religious and Scientific, and en-
braeing the bcs, Text Books on Geology, Chem
is,ry, Zoology, Natural Philosophy, Anatomy,
Physiology, Botany and Astronomy.
Upwards OF thirty varieties Of Writing Paper
open for Retail, including some specially ruled
Tor Legal Dispositions and Sermons, Long and
Broad Fold Bill Cap, Balance Sheets, Executors,
Statements and Schedules; and every variety Of
White and Blue Cap and Letter from very Low
10 the Hghes, Grade of Gil, Edge, Satin Sur
face, and Congress Ruled
ALSO.
Half, Full, and Extra Bound Blank Books;
comprising full assortment Of every form, quail
ity and thickness, OF the sizes in general use.
All Of which are OF heavier and better paper than
is usually found, and they will lie sold at mode
fate prices The attention o! Farmers and Me-
chancs wanting Half Bound Books, is invit to
the Quality and Price Of my stock. Llrger
Books, for Counties, or Merchants, Ruled 10 any
Pattern, and bound in any style; will be made to
order from paper OF the heaviest grade, and most
uniform finish.
wrapping Paper, large stock Ct ex
ira weignt and strength, suitable Tor groceries,
kept and sold as low as similar quality any
where.
N. B. All the paper Of this establishment,
sold in Renns of 480 Sheets, and If Standard
Weight. Clean Cotton and Linen r ,gs wanted
in Exchange.
w. H. HOLMES.
Davenport. Dec lIth, 1850.
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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED,

HAVING bought out the Stock OF Goods q
i l. l.. A. Mackiot on very favorable lei ms, w
now offer the same al such reduced prices, as VI
feel confident viii be pleasing TO purchasers. i
would be impossible TO enumerate in an advertise
ment our large and varied stock; we can there
fore only call attention 10 few leading articles
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladie.
10 the following
Rich chasgeable Porlin, blue, Green, Moroon
stone color, and black Germanea's; French
English, and Domestic Ginghans; black and
co!ored Alpacca's; shawls-BIne and Green Ba-
rege-Book ana SWISS, Jaconet and bar Muslin:
Bishops Lawn.
4 large variety OF s.
ENGLISH q DOMESTIC PRINTS:
Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, while
silk Lace; Fig'd and plain Cap do-Linen Cam.
hdkfs. Black lace E lying Thread, Lisie and JAG
onet Edging and insertngs; French hid, black
and Pearl Silk Gloves; Cashmere Isle Thread
and Cotton do Twist, Tuck, Shell, Redding,
and Ivory Combs; black and coiored sewing silk
stick and spool purse twist, steel Rings and Tas-
sells.
Every variety OF Ladies and Childrens Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton. Milward, Eng ish and Atnes
Needless Zephyr worsted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets; Ladies and Childrens Shoes in great va
riety; Gmps--Trimmings, &c. &c.
In the Gen,lemens line will be found SUPERIOR
IhoitskID Ild's. I'M Il"sii, IU'p3
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and th Broad Cloth !;
Gold Mixed and Blue beaver do Black French
Cashmere, livery low plain and fancy DO
heavy and fhe Salinets; Coarse, medium and
Calf Boots and Shoes: Red, white, green and ell
low FlanneIs, Indian Head SheetIng, Iieached
and unbleached Shifting; Mitts, Gloves, s'is-
pender-, Comforts, super. black and fancy Cra-
watts; Silk Pocket DO. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition TO the above we have on hand and
intend keepingl large ASSORTMENT Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE &
QUEENSwARE.
which will sell at as low rates as any House in
Town.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange or paid
for in Cash-at current market rates.
McMANuS & SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 9Th, 1850. Davenport.
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THE ANCIENT MARINER.

A gentleman who wen. ou, in the Gri"
,eIl expedition in search Of Sir John Frank
lin. writos b,ck M interesting letter "hci
has been published in the N. Y. Tribune.
While among the iccbergs Of Greenland
shore. leo ~ and IA feet thick aud beres
$50 fec, high, warping along q. the snal's
mace oftwo or three miles in period Of
twenty days, schooner was reported n
head. |. proved to be "a topsail schooner,
close rccfed with scandali.cd mansaiI.
md little rag of a iib, flut'cring along like
crippled bird right before the gale
We give the rest in the words Of the
writer
i've gained on her; mud again came The
hsiiny, aud tho interchange OF news
These also were brethren III The cause, and
The noble old Arctic veteran, Sir John Ross,
IN his schooner, tho Felix. shall never
{oroct the honest eXutaiion with which hc
tho sailing ofiicer--sang oui,"Yoa mud |!
are nhcad Of all of ,hem!'
..Such was indeed the fact. Com. Aus
lin had two vessels in Ponds Bay. news
seeking, aud Two others on the North. side
nc the entrance to the SQUAD, canst explor-
inc. Captain Sir john Ross, and Lieut..
Edwin De Haven, wete further ahead than
any &c the searchcrs.
M, symp,.hies were strangely moved
r,r this Sir John. lie is victim to the
cri,icis.. of arm chair t!iseiisls, bat man
to whose indomi,able energy aud singlencss
Of purpose HE future will do higher justice.
lie has been wounded in lors engagements
twice desperately, aud this is his ;oirtl, Pc
lar voyage. II was painful, though il Gle
waited the spirit, 10 see man past the three
score and ten allotted 10 human lie, press
ing his way in such cookie shell, so far
from home, aud through polar storm, 10 The
rescue Of brother adventnrer."
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BOUNTY LANDS.

g OLDlERS Of the War oi 1912, The
~ Indian Wars since l790, including the Sem
mole War Of 1885 and 1886, THE BLACK
HAWK WAR, and the war known as General
Waynes, Of 1892 10 l795, who served for . term
Of thirty days, and al! commissioned officers OF
the Mexican war. are entitled TO Bounty Land
All persons interested are invited 10 call on the
subscribers, who are connected with an efficient
Agency at Washington, y. C.--and are prepared
TO attend to all business with promp,ness.
no FEES charged nnlcss tho allowance 10
obtained COOK e. SARGENT.
Davenport. Iowa. Oct. 18th. 1850.
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ALEX. W. M'GfsEGOis,

ALEX. W. M'GREGOis,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lac and Sotei'of
IA Gtaaeery,
DAVENPORT, Iowa,
WE l. practice the District Conrts Of the
w 3D. Judicial District ana in the Supreme
Court.
lie will also attend to the collection Of debts.
obtaining and locating Land Warrants, Purchase
and sale OF Lands, paying of taxes &c.
Also Conveyancing, Drawing of Mortgages,
Leases and every description Of writing needed by
those who may need his services.
Any business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office. east side Main street Cd door below
Cook and Sargent's Exchange Office.
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WosYu REMEMpEnING.-Bnvs, r. yea
wonld be honored men, take care OF your
conduct now.
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GEORGE TnoMrs -, rIfn ENGLISH Az oil
broA,sr.-rhis notable Bsilish Abolition
orator visited this country some twelve
n ears ago, aud made some noise. lie is
4 -ain among us, and his reception in Dos
hon has been reported ~ telegraph.
Just beinrc be left l.oGdon. an evening
&rar,y was gisen hin, at the London Tavern,
Hand he was announced as .ebont 10 proceed
toa professional tour Of lecturitg 10 the
1 United Ssatas." AT this evening part,
&ihompson ,nado speech and described
4Wiiam Floyd Garrison as .'glori"us be-
#irr," aud denounced the Liberia Cnlcnizl-
&,ian scheme--wns going out to agiia'e
8whie the iron was hot Ito aggravate the
4he,,s produced bv the Fugitive Slave Law.
He introduced mulat,o fugitive slave 10
&,he meeting. who made speech, telling
4,hcm That daniel Webster was 10 he re-
4rarded as The worst enemy Of man from
4 llefod down TO iInynau." Ills is The A.
@pos,e OF Liberty who proposes 10 make .
professional tour through the United States.
&'rhe British Banner" in noticing ,rhomp-
3son's departure aud speech, says:
We cdnuot but feuret tnN o'T ctodueh'
countryman, Mr.. Thompson, the member
4for grent metropolitan constituency, Should
butter such language MS he has done on the
4eye Of leaving his country; and. further,
#ah,, he should repair 10 the View World e
exhibi, himself, giving The aid OF bis talents,
and, 10 some extent, lending the lustre Of
his country to the maintenance Ola system
30 lraugtt with inrpie,v, and with the ele-
4rien,s Of destruction, disorder and uuiver-
BAL disorganization. Let our American
Brethren, then, understand that Mr. Thomp-
BON represents only himself--that he bears
with him the sanction and the impress Of
|ro great public class, either OF Christians
rf phian,hropists OF Of politicians in this
3country.
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DAYTON PAPER COMPAAi's
AGENCY.

DAYTON PAPER COMPANY .
AGENCY.
TIME SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish the
i merchants Of Northern Iowa, at prices us
favorable as any other place, with cap, letter.
and wrapping paper, letter envelopes, hall, inh-
and extra bound blank books, and to receive or
ders for every description OF news ana onoS
and ham paper; also for county books OF supe-
rior quality, end made ia any style.
Cap and letter paper OF an extra quality, ron
the best eastern mills, always on hand.
The attention OF the citizens OF Davenport ana
it's vicinity is invited to good assortment OF mus
cellaneous books; also large stock q common
string tic, tuck, and clasp memorandum booAs'
fancy envelopes, note paper, and nearly every
variety Of stationery usually called for by the
wants Of the community, and which VIII DC so'u
wholesale or retail at fair prices ...5-
Terms cash, or clean cotton and linen rags.
Store corner Of Brady and Third streets, IN ! ihe
building formerly occupied hy ths Msn,cat . ~
lege. W. u. noI his'
Davenport, Nov 81, 1850.
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Henry CLAY.-The world will Join with
lis in sa, ing that, il there has been any
change Iii Him. it has no, been for the
cofse. aud that his attitude today before
the county is, ifpossib'e. nober than ever.
The Clay G 1850, indeed, is once thore the
Clay of 1912; as free from mere party
|taiut as then, but wiser as he Is older, and
more charitable /; he no longer gives up 10 il
Efsw the talent tina. were meant for all but,
standing on the broad platform Of Ameri-
cfn p,,ria,isni, lie pays an honest tribute
Do the uusc'Gsh love which Wings and
democrats alike bear Ia their country, and
Expresses ID that eluqnencc, Of which no
bnan Twin. Is n greater master, The schti
men, 1T both; ihai they will never aband"n
bho uaion-n crcr, NEVER Paid. Bale
5;p
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BOOKS. PAPER. &c.

TlIE subscriber has lately received an addi-
l. tioi,ai stock OF Seasonable Books, well adj
apied for Holiday GIFTS; embracing variety OF
Richly Illustrated Annuas; a few copies Ut SUI
pefbly Bound and Gilt editions Of The Popular
Poets, and a very full assortment Of Small Books
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NEW STORE.

YNHlS day I have opened my Store in Front
i ST., containing all kinds OF English, French
and German DRY GOODS, also an assortment O
French Wines and Champaigns.
b. HARDING.
D,vennort rac.r. 10Th. 1850, 3w
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IN BBLS. Green Apples, for sale ny
eJU Nov 10. b. sANrohp'
mo SPORTSMEN Shot pouches, powder
/ TASKS, game bags, gun wade. and percussion
caps. Also, Hazards splendid rifle powder powder, III
ID. canisters, for sal, by II. A. Foal LIZ,
Nov. u, 1850.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ITO ACRES of choice timber land miles
llU IRON Davenport and hall mile from
the Mississippi RIVER.
Also
40 Acres timber land in Rock Island CO., HI,
3 miles from Hampton and half mile from the
Mississ mi. Apply 10
Nov. l4th. ALFN. w Mct'H"'' ~
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CLOCKS.
TOYS.

lust received fine assortment Of Toys at the
= Family Grocery Of a. I. MAST, opposite
the Ferry Landing.
Davenport, Oct. 3Oth, 1850. 8-2m J,
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FLOUR.
MO. | Superfne from the Moline Mills, foT
IN sale low for cash by
Nov 23th, 1850. CHRISTIE & WELLES.
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ttrWho intends bringing as orr Chr's'-
aas and New Years turkeys We pause io'
-cnlN
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Building Lots for Sale.

Money, certificates ofDepos-
u ties, and Drafts bought by
Oct 24h. COOK q SARGENT.
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$4,000 REWARD!
JUS. rceired and for Sale an eatise
NEW STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CONSISTING of Qneenswarc Of the --latest
~ ami most beautiful style by the se,t or piece.
Hardware of al kinds. Silk, wool and FIN hats.
Also Caps and Mnfs, Fur Caps from So to g..
Cloth do from so cts. TO Sl,50, plush Caps,
wool hats, Mufis from 81 TO 6. Also Boots and
Shoes or every description, price end quality. and
all kinds oil bonne.s and bonnet Ribbons. Also
blk. and blue broad Cloths, black and fancy Cas-
sinners. Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Flanneis, Lin
seys. t4inghams, Mouslin de LANES, Alpaceas
printed Muslns, silk hdkfs. Linen do. Crasais,
Gloves, Mi.,s, WOODEN comforsers, suspenjers,
heavy domestics, fine unbleached do, bleached
sheeiings and shirlnss, Cotton battings Also
a large stock OF prints and fancy shawis, Ready
Made Clothing, such as Cloths, Cassiners, Vest
ings, &C.
COATS, OF all kinds, viz:
Dress and Frock Coats, sacks, Tweed, and
blankets, of all kinds -pantaloons, Cassimer
pants OF all eolors
Also large lot Of STOVES Of every descrip-
ton. Together with general assortment OF
GROCERIES.
WANTED,
? 5Ij) las Hogs. 10000 bushels of " beat
e, 600 bushels OF Corn, 5000 do Oats, Tor
which the highest price will be paid in Cash
At the Aliens Grove Store.
GEO. FREDERICK g. co.
December l9ih 1850. io-3m