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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-09
CHAIN pIJMpS

THE UNDERSIGNED engaged in putting up the
L "Chain Pump" of which they have large lot
in iatboat at tine wharf, which they Will at
tacii to eisterns and wells at low price. and war
rant To give perfect satisfaction. The Chain Pump is
particularly adapted {, cisterIs, child may work it
and keeps the water stirred up to prevent stag
nat on. Ihe simplicity of the pump is only equalled 10y
its durability, and almost utter possbity of getting
out of order. One of them be ut residence
of Mr. Crawford Bell. The undersigned would ask the
attention OF citizens to it, certificates of its worth
are required after an examination Information can be
had by calling at the Sherwoo House.
jan2s--tf WV. COLLINS & CO.
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LOUISVILLE, March. z.

LOUISVILLE, March. Y.
Little doing in Banging and bale rope
Small sales II aa6ac.
In -four light sales from store at 3 9oa4 for
common superfine. No change in grain.
Grocery market quiet. Sales of about 90
hhds sugar at 4aa54c. Small sales Of coffee
ut 95c. Molasses dull.
In provisions nothing of consequence
TRANSFERRED A few small lots of mess pork
sold at 10. Bacon dull and unchanged!
Sales 500 bbIs raw whisky at 20ia20lc.
Cloverseed frmer, with sales at S5a6-
mostly at the outside figure. 800
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DOCTOR E J. EHRM ANN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office. Third street, near the New German
~ IA Catholic Church,
dee3l-3m EVANSVILLE, IND.
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MON.
CMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON, just received
~ direct from Boston, for sale at
jan20 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
lust RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
81 2 cases Cashmeres;
1 do tine DE LANES;
10 do American and English Prints;
] do French and English MeriDos;
9 do fine Double Shawls;
Also, assortment of gentlemen AMI boys Ready
Made Othing from ufacOry at Louisville;
and large variety of other articles too numerous ="
observation-disclosures, Laces Threads. Silks, Jewelry, &C.
For sale low Waterstr uear Main, Evansville
noyIs sa NJ LOWENTHOL 81 co.
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ARRIVAL OF THE srEAMEx.
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- aan s,
B A 1t I c..



night, with dates of the 23d. she bring
40 passe ngers. Spoke the City of Glasgow
on the 2S:h for Philadelphia, passed the Arc
tic on the 9th. Among the passengers i
fither Gavazzio, seceder from the Romisl
church, and four New York editors Tn,
Inauguration was celebrated on board ths
Baltic, on the 4th. The Africa arrived on
the 23d at o'clock A. M.
INSTRUMENTATION proceedings
embrace nothing important. Kossuth denies
the authorship OF the address to tho
HungariaDs in Italy. Doubtful rumors pre-
vail of contemplated relations between Eng
land and France. All the naval non-commis-
stoned officers have had their pay increased,
ten cents per diem.
FRAxc=.-Reported that the Government
will remove the duty on imported Guano in TO
reign shipping.
IrALY.-The fir ontiers of Lombardy ara
bloca,led, Mazzini has been seen; Hungari-
ans have been privately shot at Milan.
AUsTRIA-An attempt was made to assas-
sinate the Emperor of Austria. The as
sussins name was LISA Balleney, tailor,
formerly Hussar. He wac cut down after
inficting wounds upon Emperor are ani-de-
camp, and secured. Emperor is recovering
from wounds. Austria has ordered five
Thousand spsFe:ted persons to leave Lom-
hardy 10 81 hours. A commercial treaty be-
tween austria AMI Prussia was signed on
ths ,,e.h. .a;:zk;sh tastiliiss have been re.
s-naedLe.gesa Case ;hss Ere gave way)
CHICAGO, March 2.
x Clas. NJ. Gray, Democrat, was elected
mayor yesterday by a large majority.
The Illinois and Michigan canal opens on
the fifteenth of March.
ua ROVE, N. Y. March I, 9 P. NJ.
Van Dressar, Democrat, elected mayor by
95 majority Democrat elected supervisor by
200 majority. Nearly the whole Democratic
ticket eiected.
UREA, March. ], g p. M.
G.. III. Dooli;tle, the Democratic candidate
for msyor, elected.
ROCHESTER, March !, Q p. NJ.
John Williams, Democrat, elected mayor
by about 200 nujority.
AUBURN, March. !, 9 P. M.
Il. Y. How, j., Democrat, elected mayor by
l67 majority. -. I
SYRACUSE, March l, 9 p. NJ.
Mccarthy, Democrat, elected mayor by So
m iority; three Democratic and one Wing
alderman
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0I0OK1 q I1bLN1Oh6VN,
WHOLESALE DgAtErS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
WINES COeOIALS. SyeUPS, HAvANA
CIGAcS. FRENCH CALF.SkiNS, sc.
WHIsxiEs-Oid Mooon.ahc'a, OH Pye. Old Bourbon,
Irish, Scotch. ece.'frd ar. Esw
MESSES. EiSGH 9. iEiNECnEN purchased the ex.
lsl tensive s.ocs OF Ii, uos ard Naes. Cigars. etc.
of Me-sss. Whii.1.n * ZabD aboI. middle OF No
vembe. l., ST. and havng made l.r,e additions t,ese,o.
will csGry The brsn ut the Old sard Sycamoie
street. ne.r Wae;. Mess,s b. & Il. will attend ssrciI,
to tbef bus id else having auth ,..y
to do business or ia connection with their house.
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
msF Capital 100000.

The above rates for the whole of life. For
seven years insurance. the rates 33s per cent. less.
On the mutual half only is required in cash.
the remaining half i'm a Premium Note.
California risks taken extra premium Of 2} per
cent. J. CaSSELRERRY AGENT
MERCK DEAN. Secretary. feb23
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NEW ROnK s,

NEW hOUkS.
L Ruth Garnet
Hgy tffe and other Tales, by Mrs. Hentz;>
Uncle Toms Cabin: cheap edition;
\, Oastie avon, Nc &c. Just received and for sale
oy feb 1yl Il CONJUNCTION Il CO.
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LARD OIL 4 STEGINE CANDLES.

THE undo signed is euea.c i maur iacturing Lard
Oil ard stcriae G. huics !, ths civ. of the best
Quality, which be Oo 'cl 3; The siose Of Messrs.
DECKER & KRAMER. Ma;a s.fee;, Evansville, at Cincn
naii prices. They the oay Agents in this city for
selling fr,cles of my MEM. care. The Wholesale
price will always be the the Cincinnati quota
ions and IA be retailed at the usual
jan3iU ne..s fsirsI.h 1a GEO. KLEIN
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Am authorized to sell cheap. lots "a IS &C. g. and
p In Block No. in Goodsell's enlargement of the
CITY OF Evansville Seyeal warrantee deeds will be Civ
JNO. ]. CHANDLER.
1eolo Real Estate gent.
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u,wEEDs-2casesm mix ed common eolored Tweeds re.
Il ceived and for sale by JAS Low * CO..
-febas 90 All Main st., Louisville. Ky.
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CITY ELECTION.
ny an act of the Legislature of the State approved
d March lCtn 1852 all city officers elective D! the
citizens qualified to vote at any township, county, or
state election; Notice therefore given that there viii
be an election held the Engine as usual
on Monday, April 18th 1853, for Mayor one Council
man for each OF the die wards Clerk; Treasurer,
Assessor Collector Marshall, and Survey or OF the city,
BY order of the Council JOHN. CHANDLER,
f,3jtf City Clerk.
Volksbote copy -q
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= NEW MUSIC.

= = NEW MUSIC.
DLACK DIAMOND POLKA;
ID Henderson March;
fr Cora Polka; a.,aE
Orange Flower Waltz;
Twilight Polka:
DaS is gently breaking; Duet; az
Old folks are gone dc &C..
-- Just received and for sale Ly
fees J. CONJUNCTION & Co.
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II. NELSON.
ID. wOOLSEY.
A y CT ION.
WOOLSEY Il NEr.spN

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w ami Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers In Dry Goocs. Furniture Chairs Clocks Lookin
Gasses Pienre flames, Notions &c. ParticuL r2atten
ton given 20 OF al descriptions OF Goods. Regu
lar Sales every tuesday Thurs ay and Saturday Cas-
advances made on Consignments
aug D 1y WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ID IL u @ s!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C.,

PEHFUMERY, BRUSHES, &c.
lust received from the Parisian English AID Meditc
% Importer, every variety OF Perfumes, Brush
es Combs &c. DC. Call In and
feb 20 Z. BELL.
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CEvEPAL ofthe rosi e2i lie loo. tons for residences
- in Toe upuer enlargement OF tie civ.
Asc Los OF sizes I'D p,ees sl't purchasers In the
southern CT .si.eOcr.. JNO. }. CHANDLER.
novi7 # Real Esiate Agent.
= ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the city, for sale
= cheap. JNO. J. CHANDLER,
"A nov2J Zeal Estate Agent.
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FUENlTURE.
SOFAS, Dvan, Center. dining, Break fast and Gard
~ Tables. Wslnpt and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do
and plain WISH Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, 400 lie Low by
aug23 lyd WOOLSEY q NELSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-30
NEw.YOnK TRIBUNE.

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE having completed the twelfth
year Of ts estOnys % lhe Oh Of April ssneliEed ~
ding iuy one third v Il aFss, and which viii require ~
henoeorth 10 pay mofO ne he whe paper which print
% than ell We .soeiv, so@ u subscrib,S Ard, ample @
reny repurts expenditures Tor the next year must b
larger than annual income b. ever Jet been,
but up the cnsFussn. Thsrc are thirteen
nd the Tribune estAblllhment ppetora With one
hundred and seventy moIo descy euloyed On the pspsra
adds tUmc $50 600 per RnnNm 70 expenses without necoes
sey increasing receipts. Yea ysOnnOyntst many cam
hat we have resolved t. rsi our ill on lie Of making
paper which vii utiy many thousands Who have hitherto
lcd aoo and 50 enlsre our Subscription and Advertising
TO that we have enjoyed In hs past add onetourth
10 reading matter and pesoAt the whole In fair clear
& SSu q S aSS SSoS % ES
sach sn increase OF our Advertising ~ will leave "a nothing
to desire. ~.
Tue Somweokly Tribune was saGrEOi V As new slO Of
tho daily nod urg country friends who have no daily
mail think they cannot Afford daily paper, to give THE
yoble amount Of u.eul and iAtertsnR matter Into our
Weekly yet pbyseAlly impossible that should print
s,r svgn cnch' Of car Letters from Europe, AA Minor
'ndia Cali orua, Mexico, Central America, 6os &C. Bat all
theee erc given In our ssmlwsqky, There not another
paper uul In the sol which contains large
tS, Scs oas. bos Ssp rsusS % me-" SosSsS there
arc thousands e friend, who have hitherto taken tho
weekly, who will berc0io'h taxa the seuIvssky We will
expense, shall see o. 10 apply Tor Il,
TIC Weekly Tribune will likewise b. enlarged 70 the mss
'izo Of ths DAILY In September neat the close OF W
rent volume. II will then b. the largest Weekly toicd
ubs al per aunum In tho world and is Whta paper vii
cot us nearly onto oil that receive from Ia Club Sch
scrte1 w shall hops make IL Pay By apprOprHt.pg
tmRu part Of he pec0 thus create 70 Advertisement
which rntl 'uoh enlargement, must continue TO keep with
"a the nprrcvcst limits is.usd every Thursday morn
Ing and contains ot the matter o' the Daily, villa
tummsry Accouuls Of ch Etelts aud Proceedings
bs pubIthCd IN fu We that Weekly shall surpSl
la .Uvt... N..f NaN
the World Is Diving, whereof b 10 Thinking, ard boW Il
Progressing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-30
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS, NJ, ], KIDD,
on Second street, Norm Of I'm street,

On Second Street, North OF I'M Street,
S now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
l. OF GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds OF fancy silk BoNHets, Embroidered
Gimps and Gimps oil every description and size, She
will keep on hand variety OF Spring ManiAs OF new
style, and Misses and child,en's Bssques, Also, a
handsome assortment Of Wells, Ribbons, AID Flowers,
Dresses made and patterns cut to order IN Il latest
styles, Gloves, Lnings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats and everything else usually called for 10 such
Establishment.
While extending a general invitation 20 CALI she
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she is determined
there shall he no reasonable ground Of complaint on
account Of Prices. (mch.Sl-wy)
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BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE,
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
70 Country Merchants and Dealers Generally,
d. X. CARAVAN,

MOULD invite all purchasers OF Books, TO
w call and examine his Stock, which is us large
and complete as any in the WeSlerN Coun
try. He keeps constantly on hand, in
large quantities, School Books, OF every
hind now in use--Also full stock of Mis-
celoneouS and Medical Books, Stationery
Purer, Blank Rocks, Quilts, Ink, Pens
States, Sc-Together with fine assert
men, Of Elegant Fancy Stationery, such
as has never before been offered in the
West.
All Of which will be sold very low.
d. X. CARAVAN,
Wholesale Bookseller and Statoner,
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, July 10, lS53;.dGm
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GILCHRIST PORTER,
Attorney at Law,

ITAvING located at HANNIBAL, Missouri, will
IL practice in the courts of the counties Of Marion,
Rlls Pike, Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln, and ST.
OCaEles. ..---
Aoaee in COllnA' New Building, corner Of Main aHd
Sa'Ssl Bird Ste, tWly.
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Daguerreotypes Daguemeotypes
W PITTS.

D esideut Daguerrean Artist, would simply re.
IL mind the citizens Of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, and his increased facilities
he is now prepared 10 take pictures In a style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this CITY,
and ct reduced prices. Call and examine.
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FRESNFANCY AND SFAPLE GOODS,

ERESNFNNCY and STAPLE GOODS. !
RlCu NNO BEAU rlFUL
Spring and Summer Styles
COLLINS q B r b B D.
Main street, Hannibal, NO.,
Call tho attention &C purchasers generally, 10 their
cOreh,,ly selected stock OF fresh ard fashionable
ID S@ Y c. o ND $ .
Which are u.t now received Tacy refer particularly
TO their stock e
ENlRROIDERIES, Of rcul French Work
Collars with aud without points; Under Sleeves La.
dies Embroidered HNndEcrchcli,; Fdgings end luser
lugS; Transferring Bands, Chemlscttesi tapes: also,
some beautiful SOtach Collars. This stock is one Of
the most complete ever brought 10 this CITY,
DRESS GOODS.-Prints Ginghans; JAG
ruc;s aud Owus; Barge de loiuCs; Tissues Plain
and Figured Barge. small Figured French ChjuDgcs
for Chldrcni Summer &c lanesi Alpaccasi Porlns,
&C,
DRESS SILKS,--A selection Of the most
elegant Fashionable Styles among which are the plain
coortd poult de Soies, much ~ demand also, va
rety OF Black silks, of all widths and prices.
! BONNETTS AND RlBBONS.--A superb
or selection, and cheaper than the same styles were
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. e. Cassimcrcs;
Linens Drap d'Etej N,Stmgs and Cottonades ct the
neweSt STYLES; also, GoA assortment Of ChildCu's
Goods such Is CN,hmcrc,,os Twccds, sc.
! STABLES AMI 81 N)klt, -DumestlCS,
Checks, Hickory; Chambrays; NanHeens Curtain
/ MuslmS; Shawls; HOndEercheils; Cravats Ho'iery
!, Flaune!s, Swiss and Jaccnet Mwlms Irish Linen
Ladies' Skirts FIlst Mitts aud Gloves, Parasols ant
'lFans,
Al BOOTS AND SHOES-We wish 10 call tho atlen.
lion OF the Ladies' to our Stock of Ladies' Shoes w,
have some Of the finest and the latest styles custom
Made, We have also excellent stock Of Mems Rnt
ChdGenS ShOes and Boots, from the finest TO the
Jest,
HATS AND CAPS-Gents' 6ne Silk Hats, all price
and Spring Styles, Panama, Leghorn, Citizens an
Palm Leaf Hats, Gents and Boys.
| QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE-0f tn
Newest Patterns and Styles
CARPETS We have lot Of IasrOin, three. p
and Stair COIpeting, which we will sell at st. LOU
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MIL
lLINERS.-Will find in this stock many style
N not to be found in Wholesale Houses aud they wer
~ all selected from the importers, in the East will
sold at such prices as cannot fail to give entire salts
'sfaction.
~ Call and examine the Goods before purchasin
elsewhere-even ii youdo not buy will be please
TO show them. COLLINS & BREED,
I (Opr.7'lsSS w-ly)
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NEW BOOKSl
Flank FreemAn's Barber Sh on, BY r, D, Hall, .
Reveries OF q Bachelor, BY f, Marvel
Stray Yankee in Texas, by Paxtonl
Cap Sheet, by Myrle
ES- For sals al the New Book Store by ..
iylawH Ok, CARAVAN,
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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-09

BE- We HAVE occasionally seen in some Of
the presses of the country intimations- in
one or two instances distinct assertions that
the Sentinel is an anti-democratic and anti -ad-
ministratioa paper. Such charges scarcely
merit attention but once for all, we pronounce
them utterly false. They originate in either
malice or ignorance. No man with an honest
heart and an intelligent mind can read the
Sentinel without doing us the justice to say
that we have dealt as heavy and as hearty
blows for democratic principles, as any press in
the country. We have not in one single in
stance failed in allegiance to the great cause of
democracy. There is no one principle pro-
mulged in the ancient creed of the party, re-
asserted in the Baltimore platform and an.
nounced in the noble inaugural address Of
President Pierce, that does not command our
entire and unqualified appreciation and concur.
renee
But, because asan anbought, honest, ,indepen.
dent paper we have dsapproved Of the course
pursued towards Dickinson, Bronson, and that
patriotic party in New York, with which they
are identified, some men who cannot under
stand the high duties that attach 10 the con
ductor of press--wbo are slaves in their ma
lures, and would have others degraded to a
level with themselves few snch people
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-09

have thought fit to prefer against us the charge
to which we allude. We despise the petty
malevolence of these petty scribblers.s We do
not boast-but we speak the truth when we
say, that there is more true democracy, and
more honest democracy in one issue Of the
Sentinel than is contained in all the files of all
these ibellous sheets put together.
The greatest danger that this country has to
dread is the corruption and denomination Of
the press. When it quits the honest paths Of
manly Independence it becomes filled
with ignorant and servile party hacks, whohave
no thought and speak no word, without permis-
sion from those inplace and power, then indeed
will it be curse to the country. 1t is only
useful when it is truthful, and it is only truth
full when distinguished by proper independence.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-09
w. M. BURwELL, ESQ.

From the Fredericksburg Herald we clip the
following:
CIV. NJ Burwell, esq; late editor of the
Washington Repablic, is now editing the Balti-
more American. Mr. b. wields an able pen."
For some time past we have been apprized
of Mr.. Burwell's connexion with the 4meicda,
but as we had never seen it formally an
nounced, we had not felt at liberty to mention
it. But now that it has found. its way into the
public prints, we are relieved from the scruples
that restrained us.
Few men in this country can claim prece-
dence over Mr.. Burwell in scholarship and ac-
compishments. He is not only scholar, but
he is learned politician Nor is he less dis
tinguished for his literary requirements. His
ample resources are always Mt command. He
writes with as mnch facility as force and as
much vivacity as facility. He is as good a
speaker as writer, and, whilst addressing the
Virginia Legislature, Of which he was for some
years a distinguished member, we have fre-
quently known his fellow members to crowd
around him that they might avoid losing one
word.
But Mr. Burwell is more than all these. As
Mr.. Consul Sanders said Of Judge Bronson,
Mr. Bnrwell is veritable s brick" His social
qualities, his generous feelings, and his spark
ling wit have gained him scores of friends and
admirers. His politics are different from ours,
but he is q gentleman with whom one can agree
to disagree. .
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-09

up their separate organization, and made every
effort to obtain a majority in the late Syracuse
convention; being willing to abide by the
action of tho convention, if they could dictate
that action. John Van Buren was willing to
unite the two conventions at Rome in lS49,
when he found that. there was soft minority
in tie conycntion Of the national democracy
that was willing to unite with his solid pha-
laux, and enable him to rule.
But when the freesoil leaders arrived at Sy
racuse in September, they found that they could
not control the convention by fair means, and
they determined to resort to foul. They sent
to New York for a band of fighting men, to
break mp the convention and enable them to
make their own nominations. The scheme was
carried ont through the agency of bullies and
blackguards; and then to cover up the enormi-
ty of their conduct, and to mislead the public,
SO that they might gather spoils and enjoy pat
ronage, they adopted series of resolutions
which were in direct contradiction to their often
repeated and most solemn declarations for the
last eight years. The facts and circumstances
we have detailed must prove, to every candid
mind, that no faith can be placed in the SYRIA
.cuse professions Of the freesoilers that they
only add additional infamy to long course of
infamy.. Yet there are those who would drive
true and tried democrats from the party, be-
cause they place no faith in such suspicious
promises, coming from factious traitors. But
the space at our disposal will not permit us to
pursue this subject further at the present time.