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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
THE STATE OF MIssISsIPPI,l
YAYoo County.

PROBATE CoURT-N November Term, 1853.
T having been suggested to our Court of
Probate for Yazoo County, and State of Mis-
.sissippi, by James Johnson, Guardian of Jane
Ellen and Louisa Victoria Johnson, minors,
that will be for the interest of his said wards
to sell the following real estate belonging to
their estate, to wit: Lots No. 131 and l34 stu
ated in Yazoo City State Of Mississippi, together
with the improvements and appurtenances
thereon It was thereupon ordered that cita-
ton issue to William H. Bell as Guardian, ad
letem for said minors, to appear at the January
term 1854 of our s1id court, then and there to
show cause if any he can, why an order Of sale
should not be granted, as prayed for by their
Guardian for the sale of the above described
lots.
tits further ordered that publication of said
citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing, a
weekly newspaper published in AGO City, for
the space Of six weeks.
Attest; VIM. Fl. BELL, CPk.
dec g, '53-22-6w.
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Notice.

q NE undersigned having qualified at the
November term 1853, Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo County, State Of Mississippi.
as Executor Of the last will and testament of
John /. Wilson decd, hereby notifit all per-
sons having claims against said testator to pre-
sent the same within the time prescribed by
law or they will be barred. Those indebted
viii make immediate payment.
dec g, ,53-22-6w. NJ. G. NYE. Ex'r.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING NEggalEE,
nEALER in Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris
- Pitch, Rosin and Plastering hair,
PRODUCE AND GROCERIES.
DEPoT for the Vicksburg manufactured Soap
worth % to 81 cents per pound. And for L.
Lindsey co.'s Vicksburg Rectifed Whiskey,
and for James Spratt's lightning rods.
or Opposite the Washington Hotel, WASH
ington street, Vicksburg, June 3, '53. 47-6m.
Yazoo River Plantation FOR Sale.
a valuable Plantation in the vicinity of
n Yazoo City, containing about 900 acres
of Land, 800 acres of which ale IN cultiya-
ton aud 100 more are deadened. Also 40
negroes and all the mules. horses, oxen hogs
and plantation utensils of every description.
Also full supply of corn and fodder for the
ensuing year.
The above property viii be sold on rea-
souable terms 10 good purchaser. For
further particulars inquire of
G.. +. HAMER,
Nov. Is, 1853-tf Yazoo City. Miss.
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ADNTINIsTRATOIsas NOTICE.

fRsHE undersigned having been appointed AID
inistratrix and Administrator Of the estate
of John w. Fuqua, dec'd-All persons having
claims against said estate will present them ac-
cording'to law; and those indebted the estate
viii make immediate payment.
SARAH F'UQ IA, Adm'x,
I'd. LINK, Admir-.
December 3, 1858. 21-6t
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r MEMBER THIS - Where house Is well fur.
nished with books and newspape the children
are intelligent and well informed, bnt. where
there are no books and papers the children are
ignorent not prohigate
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"A clergyman featuring one afternoon to ia
parslIi0De Re not 50 proud that our .or5
paid yonr sex the honor Of appearing irst 70 q
female, after resurrection, because il was univ
done that che glad news might spread the
solner''
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fhls Is evidently ga aye Of refinement Tie
Old adage cha l0u should rot connt 5onr
chickens before the3 ore hatched." has been
thus rendered ~ Professor 81 etiquette, nThn
producers Of poultry should POSTPONE ne ssna,s
of theif juvenile fowls fll fhs period 81 ibsrs,
lion y fully accomplished
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a x g S

The Weil-knoWn superiority OF the
@nMWgA9 RARE99mD gDGGGzg8
AXES, hasinduced some manufacturers to stamp
their axes H. COLLINS, and such axes are
frequently sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which
have been made under my direction for more
than twenty-five years, and which have sustain
ed such an unrivalled reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS & co, HARTFORD
They are to be found at our Depot in the city
of New York, and at the principal Hardware
Stores in the large cities.
SANrL w. COLLINS.
New York, april Is, SO. 40-ly.
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Bow Clothing.

.Yn4 lie most extensIve stock and complex
assortment OF Boy s and Youth cloth
10 / d Town. tot sale By
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BeautifnI Poetrv.
Respectfully yours,


Orleans, in looking over some Of the So
Venirs Of his youth the other day, four
the following effusion addressed to your
lady Of Philadelphia. In these specula
ing. steamboating. spiritual times can "
write as well now? Please try, and let Il
readers Of the Vine be your judges.
LOVELY WOMAN.
IT'S said that lovely women are
Tickle, and false as they are fair
When [ anmount to Heaven and bring
a feather from an Angels wing
And with i dipt in rays OF light
Portray the world Of spirits bright;
Obliterate from the blue above,
The show Of promise" light and love,
Which spreads It's wings, radiant and free,
Over the land and over the sea-
Then I'Ilbelieve. but not till then,
That women are as false as men.
When / can track the meteor's path,
Or calm the thunder in in It's wrath,
Can quench to solar rays that burn,
Like incense sweet on natures urn,
When ! can hush Niagara's roar,
Or the lost Pleiad can restore,
When, Xerxes like, can hush the sea
With chains into subserviency-
Then I'll believe, but not till then,
That women are as false as men.
WhenI can soar the Eagles fight
And pierce the sun, nor dim my sight:
Can lull the storm-god in his wrath
Or chain the lightning in its path;
When can with an angels ken
Scan motives, and the hearts Of men
Can with the light from Heaven above,
Fathom the depths Of woman's love-
Then I'll believe, but not till then,
That women are as false as men.
When !, with plastic hand, can make
A world, and for its orbit take
The outward,-where no Angel filings
The lustre Of its noiseless wings;
Where yet no ray oflight hath flown,
To illuminate the space unknown;
Nor sound hath wakened echo there
To vlbrate onthe silent air.
Then I'll believe, but not Till then,
That women are as false as men.
When can, with Promethean fire,
Ny soul infame, my muse inspire,
Take 0rpheus' harp, and touch the string
To music such as angels sing;
When can hope with finite mind
The unattainable to find;
this world Of ours,
TeemiBg with light and life, and flowers
Rob woman-make her as false as men,
Then I'll believe, but not till then.
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REAnINe BIafIIIT

jSI received 800 boxes English Reading
Biscuit. and d. IAsnonIsE.
Yazoo city Get 8 1858. 46-ff
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~ I'D PORT and MADEIRA Wine. Isl medics
sD pufpcsa ia store and for sale 81
may 1874 TABlBo RIllEs
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GentIemen's Furnishing Goods.
A LII descriptions of hosiery striped and plain;
a Silk understands and drawers:
Cotton and merino undershirts and draws;
Kid, castor, buck and cloth gloves;
Linen and linen bosom shirts, with and
but collars;
Linen and silk pocket hdk'fs. PIN bor'd:
Every article for the toilet, such as soaps,
brushes, razors, knives, &C., just reviewed at
Nov l8 '53. 19-tf. WIN. Fl. STEVENS
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BY Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett.
rIIE YAlOO CIV WIG.
pRINrIn AND PuBLIsH 80 evERY friday,
~ MRS. HARRIET n. PREwETTs
ON JEFTEsoN STREET


n Az -Ths WHla viii Be furnished to SUBJ Crib
Il 4ass D9iars per annum In advance, or Four
OF AID within month. Five Dollars at the end fthe
Apvrar1sgNgNrs viii be inserted e. the rate OF W
per aate foKthe Est Insertion anu % Gems Tor faen
yssk ii reafterten lines less constituting squire,
64Ill3ss OF insertions required, must be markedAon
ne ntrsin Of the manuscript Of they VIII De inserted
II oraid, and charged accordingly
Yearly Advertising.
Far forty lines or less renewable At pleasure, 5000
No contTaet taken for less than yearand payable
hs nrivilege Of annual adveTtisersis limited TO their
owa fnmediate business, aud al advertisements for the
aeft 81 other persons sent in by them. must 90 pald
or by the squafe
professional Advertisements.
Far InIiues or less, not aiterabIe, months % 90
10 do do do 90 aS S ~ ~
eatI. JOB WORK MUST DE PAID FOR OH DE.
LIVERY.
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$40
YAEOO CITY, MISS.

HAVING purchased the property recently
occupied BY the Commercial Bank Of Man
chester, I am again prepared to accommodate
my friends and the travelling public, and en-
brace this opportunity Of rendering to them my
sincere thanks for their former liberal patron
age, and also for their kind forbearanee since
the FIRE, No effort or expense shall be want
ing on my part, to make Winn's Hotel, in every
department, one of the best hotels in the State
r NJ IN
January a 1853. 27-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having purchased the en-
tire interest of his late partner, Thomas
Wood, in the Confectionery Business in this
place, will continue the business at the old
stand. am alone authorized to collect all
debts due the firm, and will pay all demands
against the same. Jas BILLET.
Yazoo city, July %, 1853. Bot.
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lust receiyed-Lond Porter and Scoth
% Ale, in quart and pint bottles, for sale by
may 81, 1852. d. TAMBORINE.
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DIsTOLs-Revolving SeIf-cocking and 9th
err superior quality Pistols for sale by
Yazoo city, Dec 26, 81. S. H. TLSON.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-08-16
Mr.. Adams Reply.

QUINCY, June IL, 1922
"DEAR SIR--IIalf on hour ago received
and this moment have heard read, for tho third
or fourth time, the best letter that ever. was
written by an octogcnarian, dated June 1.
This globe is theatre of war;
its inhabitants are all heroes The little eels
in vinegar, and the animalcules in pepper wa
ter, believe are quarelsome. The Bces arc
as warlikc as the Romans, Britons, or French
men. Ants eater-pillors, and cankcrworms
arc tho only tribes among whom havo not
seen battles; and Heaven itself if we believe
lIindoos, jews, Christians and Mohometans,
has not always boen at Peace. We need not
trouble ourselves about these things, nor fret
ourselves of evil dooers; but safely trust tho
"Rulcr with his Skies nQil4 'eih -'i. ea,l"'N
T .lh3f 80 liIdL n1ai s7T "JonN ADAMS"
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Out of a lengthy letter from Canton, descri-
ptivo ofthe great revolution going on in China,
we clipped this extract, relating to the capture
OF the great city of Nankin: lN
"Ofiho Tartar garrison, more. than 20, ,O00s
including tho families Of iho soldiers, women
and children, were either put 10 The sword OF
committed suicide, it being a point Of honor
with that singular people to perish rather than
TO yield. Every one Of tho priests, whcther of
the Buddhist or Taouist religion, and who were
very natsorous there, we're nnssasned. Their
numbers could not havo been less'than Or
1000; while those killed in the assault, the,
mining of the walls, and the entry 6f ihe re-
bells, arc said to amount to over 10000 men,
Very many families were completely annihia-
tod by suicide. The streets were blocked up
with dead bodies
Should Canton fall, an event which is an
ticipated by many intelligent Judgements,
scene even more awful will be Witnessed
The local officers, all the priests with th9, Log
TAR oarrisan .--:ii i-L-i-...s Uvpst 10 ueatn,
when the adherents ofthe new order of things
will flll tho public officers. In the proclama-
ton ofthe new Emperor it ID very clearly put
forth. that alLthe Msndarins, the Tartars and
tho priests shah be exterminated and thereis
no doubt that such will be tho casc.-[Cfn
Enc. ~ are .ah -sa aa.4a
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Whewl what a whoppcr.

SENTIMENTS IN NEBRAsKA.-Tho question:
of the right 10 settle in Nebraska Territory is
ono of much Importance. flour people have
a right TO cross tho line of tho Missouri and
take up pre-emptions farther West, there ara
no doubt hundreds who stand ready to do in
Immediately Heretofore it has been generally
understood that no such right existed AS Mo
are Informed. tho commandant at Fort Lcavcn-
worth understands himself to be so instructed;
as we find him warning off persons who pro-
pose to enter the Territory with a view of set
tlemcnt Col. Benton, however, insists that
largo portions of that Territory are open for
settlement.
This is question which it lis desirable should
DO solved without delay by some authoritative D
declaration from tho proper department We
presume that persons specially interested win
apply for information on this subject to tho
Secretary Of the Interior who will doubtless
favor thcm with satisfactory and prompt ro-
ply.-St. Louis Inteligoncer.
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Swift and his Servant.

Dean Swift, while on journey, and stop
ping at tavern, desired his servant John (who
by tho way, was as eccentric as his mastery to
bring him his boots. John brought up the
boots in the same state they were taken off the
evening previous. ~
"Why don't you polish my boo,sr said tho,
Dean.
There's no use in polishing them," replied
the man, "for they would soon be dirty ygain."
"very true" said the Dean, and he put on
the boots. Immediately after he went down
to the landlady and told her on no account to
give his servant sny breakfast. The Dean
breaffasted and then ordered tho horses out.
As lie was ready to start, John ran 30 him in
n grea. hurry and said DO H9.
''Mr. Dean, I didn't got my breakfast yet"
''Oh,' said the witty divine, 'there's no use
in your brcakfasting for you would soon be
hungry again" --.-
John finding his theory thrown back on him.
self, submitted to the privaton with the same,
stoicism os did his master with his boots. On
they rode, the Dean in front reading his pray
or book, and the man at respectful distance,
when they were met by a gentleman, who, af-
ter cyeing the Dean very closely, acccosted
tho servant thus: f-
81 say, my man, you and your mastor seem
to be sober pair: may / ask who you are and
wherc you arc going:' &c c-
'We're going to Heaven" replied John.-
"My master praying and I'm fasting"
The gentlemen looked again in wondormoht
at the master and man, and then rode off.
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A ACAIIFORyIA TREE FOR THE WORLDS FAIR
The following account of a noble tree and its
ignoble fate has been transmitted to this part
of the Uoion from California. The tree was
dGsf9YesGlea1 esl1 abb9gt tdmp?'" milo. f"r''' ''""
at measures at tho ground ninety eight feet
in circumference, and eighty-fve #. at ten II
from the earth, which'sizo it holds for LOO e..
1t is 800 #. high, though tho top has BecN
broken of. There arc many trees in this VI.
cnity higher than that, from so to 20 #. in cir
cumfercncc. 1t is estimated that this trco
would square 25 #. at tho butt, and consc
quently cut of IL #. in length would mako
ninety thousand feet of lumber. A party of
men are now at work taking off tho bark, fbr
SO f. in height, in sections, so that Il cur bpl
put together again. 1t is about ORC foot in
thickness, and will be sent to the Worlds Fair.
whore it will be put up ard have the Califor-
MIA specimens exhibited in il. Thirty feet in
diameter is quite room, large epought to hold
political mass meetings in just just before Il
presidential election. ID .u- .-Jls
1t is estimated by those who have counted
the rings, that the tree is not less than $500
years old, or five hundred years older than this
world, according tho vulgar notion. IL mast
have been something ofatrcc whom Adam and
Eve went round to name tho productions of
the forest"
Whew! what a whoppcr.
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Patent Door and Gate Spring.

u w. W.INMAN, from Sheffield, England Manufac-
-. turerof "inman's Patent Door and Gate Spring
To which was awarded the first premium at the
worlds Fair at London, in 1851, announces that
he has constituted &. Y. MITCHELL, of IIillsdale,
his soe agent Tor the sale Of the above patent in Hills
dale County. iaf II IIl3
For neatness simplicity, full performance Of all IL
Is intended 10 do, It's exceeding usefulness its durn-
bility and IL certainly takes its position in
the front rank Of modern inventions. We do not in
tend 70 puff it-a single examination will convince
the Judgment Of its utility. julyI2m3.
nLAsTER, WATER LINE, SALT AND
u FIODR-for sale at MITCuELT'S
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1MroRTNr RAIL RoAD DECIsIoy.-The Sup
reno Court of Illinois, at its recent session at
Springfield, as We learn from the Chicago Dem
ocrdf, made very important decision in the
case Of the Alton and Sangamon Rail Roap
Compnnyrs. Carpenter, in regard to the proper
measure Of damages for tho right Of way over
.?rivatelands. The Court held that in estima-
ting the damages done 10 land by the construc-
ton of railroad, the advantages which the
land will derive from its construction are 10
be taken into consideration aud deducted; and
that estimation of these advantages is not TO be
condned tothe advantages. peculiar TO the tract
of'land, bot also the increase value the land
bears in common with other lands. beyond
what IL would boar ifthc road was not construc-
ted at an IL this increased value IA equal 10
or greater than the damage DOM, then no dam
ages. can be, assessed. orcoompcIisa,ion given
for the Appropriation Of tle .Iand..iM nyisrc
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GUARDIAN SALE.

STATE OF FMTCHIGAF-Hillsdse County, ss-
~ In pursuance Of license from the Hon, Judge
Of Probate, the subscriber, ms Guardian of Mary I.
Gait minor, will expose To sale at public yenduc on
the premises on Wednesday the l7ih day Of August
next, at one o'clock r. NJ, the sw 4 Of the 5 W oi
section 33, IN town south Orange west and the
W Of the N W Of section four in town south Of
range west. n JAMES GAIT, Guardian.
Iiillsdale, June 30 1853.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court for
- the County of Iiillsdale-ln Chancery
William ii. Hail. Complainant Henry Howard
Jr., Hester A. Howard, Benjamin Harrington, Job
B. Norton, DEPENDENTS.
At session of said Court held al the Court House
in the village Of IIsdac on the first day of July i'm
the yeaI thousand eight hundred and fifty three
Present, Hon. Warner Wing, Circuit Judge. IL sat
isfactory appearing 20 this Court by the affidavit
Daniel L. Pratt, of the solicitors for the compa
nant in this cause and from the return Of the officer
that the defendants esdcnts of this State
and that personal service could not be made said
defendants. On motion Of Mead g. Pratt Solicitors
for complainant it is ordered that said defendants
Henry Howard Jr., Hester A. Howard, BENJAMIN
Harrington and job B. Norton their appearance
20 be entered in this within three months from
the date Of this order, and in of their appearance
that they cause their to cOmplainants bill 10
he filed and copy thereof 10 be served on complain
ants solicitors within twenty days after service of
copy of said bill and notice of this order: and i'm de.
fault thereof that said bill will be taken
by said defendants. And il is further ordered that
within twenty days the said complainant cause n
copy Of this order TO be published in the Hillsdale
Standard, a newspaper published in the County OF
Isdale, and that said publication be continued in
said paper at least once in each week for six
i've weeks that he copy Of this order TO be
personally served ON said defendants at least twenty
days before the time prescribed for their appe
]. II. McCOLLUM, Register.
MEAD g. PRArT, Solicitors for Complainants.
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Connty of IIills.alc ss
- At Probate Court for the County Of IIillsdale
held at Hillsale, Monday the first day of August
in the year thousand eight hundred and fifty three
Present Henry Packer, Judge of Probate. In the
matter md estate Of William G. Wells. On reading
and filing the petition of John NJ Foote, the admin
istrator said estate duly verified. praying for Ii
cense to sell the south half Of the south quarter
Of section one, in town six south Of range two west
Thercupon IL ordered that the hearing Of sale, ne
ttion he assigned for Monday the 10Th day of Scpteu
her next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that dav
when the heirs and all persons interested in said Es-
tate may appear at the Probate Office in Hillsdalc
and show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
the Petitioner should not be granted and il Is further
der TO be pubched in the illsdale Standard nc VS.
paper printed in said County of Hillsdale for six
weeks, successivey, once in each week pre- yous Ia
the time above appointed for the hearing in the pre-
mises. !. HENRY PACKER. Judge OF Probate
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MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
T. FRENCH Mn

fVNAKES this medthod Of rendering his thanks TO
IL hisnumerous friends for their liberal patronage,
during the past administration. And notwithstand-
ing Frank Pierce is elected, he will still continue to
pedde Pills liberal terms, (and hopes with
equal success) heretofore and advises his friends
and neighhors to call on him when they want him.
TJ'Oiiice and Rcsdencc-frst aud second doors
South ofthe Methodist Church. jan SO
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0Youne Americao and Rome.

Tho Freemans Journal, (Roman Cathoficsb
says distinguished American Senator was rs-.
ceivcd into the. Roman Church at Rome, on the
I'd of July. b9aia7l'
II is said that the only Senator now travel-
ing in Europe, is Mr. DoueLAss, alias Yosssy
America. Ii he is the man, won't he DO tho
next President. ~, -Jl -.gilI ~ 4,ililiea
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CINCINNATI AND MAcKINAw RAiLRoAD.---In
the issue beior our last. wo gave the proceed-
iugs of a meeting for the organization of this
Company, to construct the line to tho Michs
gan State line. From tho State limo the Road
will extond northwardly, via Lansing, TO Mack
inaw, and thus open u connection between
that distant point and Cincinnati at all seasons
OF tho year, and allow the immense amount of
frcights accommodating thero every Winter, to
be forwarded without delay. rp on io w0nf o.
That the Road, 50 far as il runs Though this
Stato,wll bo completed at an early date, the mo-
vers in the matter are good guaranty I; but in
Michigan, some timo will be requisite 10 So
cure the charter tho existing laws being such
that no Road can be built without tho special
action of the Legislature. "A grant Of lands is
also hoped for, to aid in the construction of
tho Road in the distant section of Michigan as
1t may bo considered in measure, n national
work. Railroad Record. t1nard q tn9trI
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o. Rev. Mr. Hubbelt, who was dismissed
from his parish arAvon, CT, because his wfo
wrote ''Shady Side, or the trials of a Clergy
mans Lifo.g has received a call to preach in
North .Stonington. Ct.I.il nN. go L.I.