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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-04
Gen. cuitman's Withdraw al,

Ten. N{uilHil MS 'tHIN N'lh''"N" '""'
tie canvass Tor Governor Of the state 81
Mississippi. The following is his address as
wr fud i, IN the \ntchcz Free Trader:
10 The Uemocraiic STATE Righis Party Of
Mississippi
The result Of the recent election for the
convention, however brought about, mns'
he regarded, Mt least for the present. rs de-
cisiee OF the position of the State Oh The
I. eat issues involved.
The maio.tv have declared tha. they are
con,en, with the late aggressive measures
OF Congress aud opposed to any remedial
aclinn u, the State,
tllhunch tbs determination ot The PEG
ule /, ut variance with NV fixed opinion III
The tine policy OF the State, heretofore tx.
pressed aud still cousci"u'iously enter
aimed We, ~ ~ State Rights man, aud u
Democrat, bow IN respectful submission To
the apparent "ii nj the people
|, i true the State has not vet spoken
au,heritaiyely even the acts al the con
vcmtinn will not he binding until tl,rv shall
have hccu ratified bv n vote oi the peori' :
hut h, the election of non rcslsters I" the
convention, n MAJORITY 81 the people hive
declared against the course nj policy on the
slavery questions, which | deemed i, my
duty Ia pursue while Governor, nnd against
the principles upon which WAS nominated.
and upon which alone had consented 10
run ~. "A candidate | ;uight perhaps, he
elected. notwithstanding this demonstration
nf pnl,lic seuiun 1T in the election tur the
convention; but ~, | have been mainly Ia.
stunentnl IN sr,king The expression Of the
will of the people lbrong', a convention
ought, IN my political action to abide by
il.
Therefore, upon foil consideration of Nil
the circumstances, respect ."r The apparent
decision OF the people, duty To the noble
aud patriotic party who mc struggling I"
maintain the tights Of the Soath against
Northern aggression, aud to preserve our
Institutions from the fatal effects OF consoi'
id,ting all power in the Federal Govern
n,enl, and a sense OF sell respect, whish IN
cl,nes me not to seek n public station IN
which my opinions upon Vita questions are
not sustained hy n majority ut my constt-
uienis, all concur in inducing me to the
opinion thu, my duty requires NE to retire
from the position which ! occupy as the
Democratic Siate it,guis candidate Tor Gov
ernnr. With emotions OF the deepest g,at.
iiudc to the patriotic putty 10y which WI
nominated, for the evidences Of their I'm.
iallcting confidence. both in the nominnii"n
aud in the warm and hearty reception with
which have been met every where IN the
canvass, tender my resignation ol the high
aud honor ,blc pos OF their chief standard
bearer IN the pending canvass. pledgiug
myself to them aud to the country, that
w,ll. To the last. serve the great cause oi
State rights AZ faithfully in the ranks AS
hpvc endcavored to do in high position.
J A. UuiTMAN.
Monmouth. September On, 1851.
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Cspt Young. = ~ sesssy, informs - -
! dsesafsl Amy incurred <~ days ago =
Castor, uuith county, N this State. which re-
sajtel intAe death Of Robs. l4e~c, i.aae Moore
~ Dasd Nsili. and in which -ssc-' others
we've wounded, somc VI ,heM sefiousi, scsong
oshess Tho Sheriff. The osiserr. rceelIectea'
ven oen bearing the nases Of Holden, "a.
erson, and Brooks. Il s<~mstn have or'yi"a'ss'
from ! sstiYa,borhocd feed. and wss immediately
urohxc cd from the arrest u one .: the PIerres
f,,r an assault, and the attempt 10 reseae Inn
BY force The people were divided into tw"
par,ir~ 'And arr said to be ~ arms, so that, It
srpeafs, the matter is 40, WI cedes. We eS-
cecd,ngly recre; to chronicle an affsr Of such a
laxie.. and disgrsccfal character. Many, II
no, all, IL the parties engaged i, the ms'lcr are
said 10 bc respectable people. We hope that
when the full particular. reach US. something
may b. found IN eNtenuailon Of this bloody
ARRAY.
Irtwill be seen from the advertisement
of :irs Sheriff. tina, the late occupant OF out
Jail, has hceon. di-pleased with his quarter
and left This jail, by The by, i great ar
rangsmen, When rascal Is caught ~ llarFi'
son county, he is usually iocarcera'rd N ihi'
model Of ancient architecture. In a icw day
be breaks out, and chat s the last of him. III
don't trouble us any more.
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fss.i saroks Of The bear seemed 10 have
Med No .sss1iny Of psor Jslsr. Aroused
- a., nv. aud ~srlrin'i"g Jeles! Jo'cr' .
W. l~s,wd into thc hottest Of the war; ana
contcnt1 = mn, 10 arm with hts shaggy prey;
A. hi. instant The other gcntIe"a" ,us''ed
nm ~ the rojn, Of attack aud n'ier the es'
,io,;.n OF two percussion enPs--thc com
;,us,ion Of twice the III Of u LARGE n'''ga'
,or'. tooth Of powder. and The frntie''"g
aud spls,te,iog Of diyera shot. there was n
calm. onIy broken ever and anon. by so'ne
who had been rather tightly embrace" v"
the rctiou,
When the smoke and dust had cleared
AVA, they found the animal hid lost MS
movers OF locomotion. Alter clearing
away the under brush, SHINING and quar-
,p,;nv. they were thoroughly convinced that
ltev Lrd made no bad hunt. The quarters
being weighed aud added together. the ig'
urc. told jus. oGs! HIS. Tie was only tel
,rabl, cal, Just pork. eaiable WAS young
wouId evidently have weighed from twelve
to fifteen hundred if .ull is', including his
rrowth while iatte',ing
In conclusion PERM, me to say 'hs'
have learned from the same reliable source
lin, ,h.rc are many hears upon tie ~
ure..cs and n.n up the Sabine liver, w''n
tnl,rnfly good mast To lni'cn them. Vo','
a God send. TIN. unfortunate season y
reminds me of the quail-, while cid lnc"h
family were wandering ~ the wilderness
heyoni jordan.
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I.rrAn.oN. TnNA.. Sept. rs. 1871

JttIIH>nN, teN&s, S'I', s"' 'N''.
Pear Longhery The Gloomcr fever
has ragged here to some extent. until this
evening, when dose was administered.
that, In III. opinion OF "t'c KNOWN. ones,
viii BE- likce 10 pu, quietus upon the fava'
yea of the disease. For some time there has
been nothing h .ard of hut Blocn'efism. An
ac,ress first appeared upon the h"a'ds, then
upon The street aud ut last two lad'es were
induced to put on the unn.en'Ionabes, and
actually went 10 the theatre a. In Woomfr,
the theatre was poorly attended by the Ia
dies cf the town, thsy haoring that NE
" demonstration wds 10 b. made. The
Hloomers like CGsnr came, saw, were
seen, and conquered Tor. MS proof OF
this conquest. there appeared this afternoon
a live Boomer, on horseback, as'raddle,
cigar IN mouth. aud nrmcd cap a.pe She,
he, or il. was accompanied by a live Ethio
pinn. who, when washed or makes a highly
respectable citizen They dashed through
the streets Of our quie, town amid the
shouts and cheers OF AZ immense multi.
tudr." So great was the excitement that
our es,lmnbe Judge Lenuel ID adjourned
court was me. in the street. when he, she,
or it, ncinally recognized the Judge MS an
old acquaintance Tho excitement pro.
dneed NV this affair, has resulted IN II com,
pincniary party to The heroes al the eve.
ming. Il comes of GA Tuesday evening
next tpnst the 3Otb inst, II viii lie nn
me,ou-I, attended by the ladies' Of this
place ard vicinity. Tickets have been
10 .I.t,H ,xsif Inn eel
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$3.50, wssassss, . ~ Of ssspossie'sisy.
. - - ,nodessy list eassss tess =
wJytkbM .i.cis nan,cs from, ths public. he
.htnts il a very prudent cos~ss fos them.
For. the puiaie ,i"es mn know who TO cen
su,e for weak EDITORIALS and abolition dog
ser.i Nor Il corAistrnry 81 essential
tbey can be al,oIitiamists to-day aud good
southern rights men to.inorr"w. ~ r'ee
rersa. ~ the cass may l'<. sicsidc', y 'hry
thonid happen 10 say anything onens,se
sud pcsso,r'. they will he !" no danger. tor
they are not known.
With Soils revelation. land no doubt he
Is about half right.) shall rest con'en'e'
aud n,ske no farther Investigations, unless
soine new mys,e,y should sp'ine up '" e''
cite my " constitutional peculla'iiirs.
FAuL PKY, JR.
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'.'ta "'" -" ;,I' Co., s"o,',
""' ',';l.' ~" fs..',. un"hau T,,a.or,,sn,non
a,s w,ll known fl, ,hc;, fnudoss. If ,be
-. a,.I e.. H., ,.,,,. t..;., ,s...,.,,,, ~.
,.a'.o uh;,h h,,. n,,..,J.J ,,o,r arm.
anr ,av.n,n,ons lives. ,no,,h h, unL,.
u,, ,.nJ,.r sle,,i,,l did mot III, mind recall
,h,. f,ot. ,r tr,,L.,, ,Ln ndy,n,u,s ,f
s,on. n,d ,l,, Inns, u,,rnculou. decd. nr
n.u I,,ruin T,nn,sserm, hon., If her
rrnrLe,, mad k,utuckv If he, sr.,t Dan.
;el I'm, T,s,. IN his ma IN u,,uy o,he,
,Li,y. c,uu,t he su,n,s,,d E,, IN my
,,,,s Ibes. ,,ntl,,.u ware h,u,,, a..
:" ,L..;, c,yo,,.. na,,;'nn nhau, n. m,Ii~
Of last week. when they were sudienl,
startled bv the enormous truck of the
Aforesaid animal ia the dust. Ii, would not
do TO say mudl The, drIlbernt " pro
,ceded 10 measure the Trucks from heel to
toe. and also from III, points OF tie oppo.
site toes upon the same foot; the length
Of The former is not recollcetcd, the latter
measured Just 81 inches. After this in,es
iiyation one of them seemed to douh, bis
owl senses and auc,icd whether il was not
seine other animal, aud rcsolved in his
mind all the queer names Of animals.
ot which he had hoard. aud thought here
toforc to be only ticlinn. The imsg
ined. hideous forns OF Whirlh mper and
Gnvnter, were presented 10 bis excited
mind lie cast nhoni his, to SOP If his eyes
would rest upon some familiar trail. tree.
knowi. or branch, tia, he might nc assnre
himself that be was really in Che well
known bottoms of the Cypress, and moi. rs
he ALMOST feared. wandering amid African
wilis, Brt the Other being M novice in
cane break enterprises. soon took up the
xig .xag line of march, declaring that he
could even then. ALMOST snuff him in the
breeze. They had hot the sIiuh,es, DIM.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-04

kcssurm AND rmn RnrrGEss.
conventions Of the ministers have assem-
BLEED r the Sublime Porte for taking into
the refugee affair. Finally, il has been de.
cid,d tha, the few refugees should he TX
PEELED from the country. Their number is
about 100. Yesterday they were invited
to the police office and offered free pas
sage To the United States, with G5 allow.
nnce money. This nensur. has been much
condemned. l.ing attributed TO the meIa''-
aus Influence Of kussia.
ko-snll md his pnry have received autor.
ixaiion - prepare To quit their une"mioita'
bic quarters NJ kuteyha by the first ot Sep
lcnber. 4 Government steamer will con
vcy them rs iar rs Militia. where they vii
handed over to the british authorizes.
Their detention will have exceeded two
ycn's, AID during the whole 'H That long
term they have been literally provided iof
by the Turkish Government
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Tha Raesat Eleettsaa.

Although the reccn, election, IN Alabama.
and Mississippi, have resulted d,sastrou-ly 10
the States RICH, party. the feieralis's have but
little room for ccngratulation. So far rs ".
can learn, thew were but few out and GU, sub
mi.sioni.ts elected. while all who took the
ground occupied by the states right party IN
Texas, have come gu, triumphant,
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4 ~ non OoQ4 &obo.

{k5E - y ~ ~
E,x e. besrs. sus Of ths psopsissors Of this
m f1vmsdy . ,spid~ss Of Nsssball) is
|31 ~ w = this secsim 81 the State.
a ! Afsssn =, thas he rsopsiesors hsvs
49, spasldsssh,s in tbs way Of improve
- ~ ssesssly suiaeisst 70 aeeommo'
euRoklw snsA mannsr = tisy desired, thu
n $500 s3sitsm wtsh wh'es they bad
lsd lsspssA Trey have, stpssss"s. one
hsb1lse sss,ussd. seventy dix sess long.
~ ~ sSssiss h,os. and another under
~ - hssSsvd nd twenty. i've fset long.
Tksy h1yv, - ~ thsss. vaHsss osshsases'
~. ~ esav~ai~Wss Of campers.
Dsss Lshs y formed by hsress variety
X " mineral spring.. and 10 sSld 10 posse.s
m+dI<insl properties Of =" extraordinary
character. A. = watering place, Il 10 DEF
aln~d 10 sslwrscde every other !" the United
: eltss%s, " the fs,teriny accounts regarding
h ~ us~ The present prnwi~sors n'c
sensls~nsM of rnssrp'is~. VII" will make
u very d~arsils place for summers re-
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Respectfully Yours,
1Nsuj\ HARDEN, SE\R.

P.s. had ike TO have forgotten I"
tell yon, Mr. Editor, that we Intended I"
send you and the bbcys fine quarter "'
bear meat bu, by the limo the ne'ehb"rs
got piece round there WAS mighty '"'le
left. Blu, next time sure, yon II get IT,
! II. SsN'R,
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Nrw iogK, Sept. II GREAT Rior ~
PrNNsYL.ANiA.---A fugitive slave ,iot has
accurcd nj Christian. Lancaster comfy,
Pa. The owner Of the slave WIS killed.
several persons were wounded, nnd the otIi
GERS Of the law were rcpulscd by eighty
armed negroes
4 further despatch gives fuller particulars
Of the fugitive lave iot in rcnn., lvnuia
The case is thus hiehy stated: Edward
thrush aud son, Of Baltimore county, Md,
went in:n Lancaster CO.. Pa. IN pursuit Of
fugitive slave. They found the slave uear
Lancaster. The slave was arrested ia n
house into wl,lrh the owner and hts party
entered. when the Negro sounded horn.
mud the house was Instantly surround d I,y
nl'out two hundred negroes mad whites.
The Marshall called IN tho whites To A..;,'
him. hut they reused. The n-gr"es ."rn
fired on thc Jursuers. t:arusi n,-''his s"n
were h"tI, killed. and three rgr"es were
wounded hut tho lu.i,;'s ard the murder.
crs Ill made their srsir. This h even
woree than ths. session rint.
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e410v n ~ Dallaa.

3snt Gxomos N. DALLAs. TO Guy N.
osiAx Of nsasoris. 'l'esss. The letter Of
Nj Bryan. 70 which this letter is =" an.
swm. snhtsces tho following questions:
80 What arc the nghts Of the Stsiss,
eu,i = powers Of the General Govern.
1t woold you approve an amendment
10 ~ Constitution Of the United States
50 astb ssssl tl.st Congress shaH na lrgir.
late ars,s, negro .lav~sy, save ~ to the rem.
Il l;aa % fugitive slaves and foreign slave
,fn,ia; AID that iii. clause III the ronstilu-
tina sk~N ~, b. altered or abolished with
gu, ~ c.sxasnt Of ali the slave States y
ii ts,atson 10 the first question Mr.. Dial
ias LAnes his positon with sufficient pre-.
c.l.a h Ut IN understand thst h. looks
upntfthls Government ssa Union Of coniesi
cs,sd esatss IN contrHdistinctio" u = con.
a9lsAtsd aasion or s'nt,ire. And he traces
the mbehIsvous legislation. which has sub
yc,;Sdahe Government from il true put
poses, 70 ths fact that the latter epini"n has
consrelled The l*yislatisn Of the c"nntr,.
1te sseoad question. to which Mr..
DaIlxs. ~ presume, considered his st,cu.
lion pa,lIeala.ly drawn. - answered more
'uilx He aA.ailA " that the expectation
ial'Alylwdulgss. n ssa.qail,xing the coun.
% i.ytAs Legislative 'neasurss. Is d+iusiv-,"
nud s1nfeeses himsslf clearly in favor of
sarh ~ alteration Of the Consultation ~
NillssA1lks Qasssion At rrvt forever
Ttsa ntaas coming from = No,ths,n
mar. ~ 4 : sisss lik~ III. present. n.r
well esseah,sd y arrest pablo attention.
etsl 4 pnAs ~ oaly the South. bot the
.ra~ tsvsn n ~ Uslo" every where. in lie.
ssr44 II ~ Constitution. n NJ. Dallas,
~ = slss -, srrs danger in the present
- aGakS. - much - that "as y
- - os~lly cain. andconsssv.
~ msvs ssseiy ~ shaa 10 con.
~ sfhh aud an,i~ipatiors Of
1teo." - ssanot perceive why
~. ~ ~ Affected ~ tl,s &c.
lalBsS - sAish h sst~ss. eannsa
q ssl,s~t i every ssrn. thu,
49, ssssa1i*g exists l~,we-a
III l - AAinw. and the
.i-v1 = sesa,llhs l|s'on i
I'.stl o1 tesy Sk.zise th~ rw~e
~ ~. - s,,i'a..~ly ~
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The newspaper editorials, with sxesrsia;
few and far between. merged In The -
mon current; At last il has heccmps ~
manifest ttxs il mott aud Why repsese
conviciionxlj that fhe eiperfatiow (ssl|
induigrd. Of trGSq1iiisirg TIE eoHsiyv r
tic iesisiaiire msassres. IL deissirs. n
act for the extrsdition 81 iugitivrs 10 r.
pretext for prc,trctrd aud preserving -
upon the guarau.iss Ct thu rpnsli.stiss,I
aud il We are 10 raise the srige tn ~ N
that in.ttament is t,ill subjcs'led. caa p
do better than reinforce II from the arsesa
and with the orders Of the p~oplei ~
sire nothing 40 much ~ the safety Of ~
uni"n--placc il beyond the striking tsi
lance Of cunning ~ well ~ mad fanatics
do this. il you can, without resortias
III. iiunl remedy hut. IL you conmot.
give to the cor lntion an express, ,,osiaivi1
r,hil:itory amendment, which shall foeeu
end the entanQlcments aud psstext Of
tcrpresetion.
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RAIL Z q 4 ..

W. ~ . cosDmvt, cation IN the columns
Of tie lat Csddo Cassie, sg"cd +" NJ. T."
ON shs sul.j~ct II railroad 70 the P"ride.
which l. likely ~ interest the Public. We
VII givs Il place IN 's,r paper next week.
irrespective Of IL. Pacific project. we look
4opon the route connecting Eastern Icsna
with yicksbarg aud thus with Charleston.
Nv s.ilroxd now IN contemplation. NJ
heing =" entsrprise which is likely to en-.
III capitalists II this road were built. we
wnsld have an Immediate connectio" With
de Atlantic. The line Of travel over IT,
would h certainly much greater TIM" that
over any Other i" contemplation, and We arc
iadnesd 10 believe that il would l,e IN every
Sospses mor~ profitable than any Of the
,aeeieets u present before the public.
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On .'s ssh. the American prisoners In
e. = sailed for Spain. 'lheir han,her i
.ep"fsed BY some 10 Ike 1871. ny otkers ltt4.
Three Of these have bs~n sslsascL, namely.
Major Kelly, Col. llaines and NJ. Van
v:seho"- The hsads efsAhs prisoner wessa
~ shaved - - : : =
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From. our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE May 1916, p.
The the subject canvassed the greater becomes
the in relation the constitution Parties
are becoming distinctly arrayed, pro and con- large
number of wings will for the constitution, while
democrats will oppose it, My impression is, however,
that will be majority OF the independent citi
zen, of Baltimore of tho State who will give it their
support.
According townsman Dr. Gideon b. Smith, the
locusts appear in full numbers yesterday. MI
Smith has given attention TO the history OF this curl
than perhaps other person In the United
States According his prediction. the ocus did appear
yesterday nuerousy in many parts OF the surrounding
country. They found by hundreds under trees which
stood during their previous visit.
From parts of the country the indications OF an abund
ant harvest most promising. II nothing happens to
prevent this and harvest the OF Maryland
cannot fail of being unusually luxuriant
The advices by the steamer Franklin reached here
this morning You viii find full details by telegraph.
They have had but little effect market Sales to-
day of 400 bbs Howard street -four at - 81, though
BUYERS generally do offer over 81 70 Nothing done
Ia City Mills. Wheat dull at 81 96 cents for red
white do 50 a los Corn, yellow, 66 81 cents
white, 81 81 Oats, 40 Al cents. Rye, 6s cents
Provisions firm-prccs unchanged Groceries quiet
prices steady Peruvian guano, @4 &As per tom Pata
ropia Sy7 a s88 per Whiskey, ~ "a cents in hhds
and bbs Wool dull and prices declining very little
new crop yet arrived
sales to-day Of 600 shares Maryland SIS At l0S They
closed lO2i bidlG3{ asked Baltimore SIS, 1880, lO4a
bidlO6s asked Baltimore and Ohio railroad bonds, 1867
s3l bd-95 asked ditto shares, 76i bid-7S asked York
and Cumberand Isl bid-z asked; Baltimore and SUE
quehanna, ~ asked.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-20

We refer our readers to the graphic description given
by our correspondent o. P q. OF the movements OF the
President and his cabinet TO the celebration Of the com
pe,ion OF the Erie railroad Tha, description. and the
more minute sketch which we take from the New
York Herald will enable readers TO zee what has oc-
CURED on that interesting occasion. We were happy in
noticing that Senator Douglas and Senator Dickinson
bore conspicuous s in the proceedings, and that their
sentiments breathe the spirit OF that genuine patriotism
and love Of union which the characteristics Of the
party they have 10 faithfully served.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-20

THx InprAxs IN TExAs-Evey mail from Texas
brings accounts OF increasing Indian troubles in that
carter The latest accounts being from Galveston to
the 10th instant mention engagement thai had lately
occurred between party Of indiana and the United
States Dragons under Captain Wallace. in which six Of
the former were killed An expedition was in prepare
ton 10 be despatched Immediately for the Indian country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-20

In your paper Of Sunday observe paragraph copied
from the columns Of the Hsrrisburg Unon, announcing
Col. John w. Fosnsy, editor Of the Psnnsy'van'an a.
candidate the clskhp Of the Houss Of
Al he organization Of the next Congress
There are other gentlemen who are candidates
"a, ths same honorable and lucrative position and know
ing a. do thu, yon published the paragraph alluded 70
A. merely fairness would dictate thst the names Of
the other aspiranu should be made public also.
Amosx oshsrs that may b. candidates. the following
~ecs,rsn are known be in the held Messrs Loren
w.do Of Connecticut r. D. Potter, Of Ohio H. B. French,
81 the D;strcs Of Columbia. and the present incumbent
JuAss younE. Of Illinois aato
WAsmmerew May 10, ISL ssa,t M