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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-19
Huag Himself.

Last Sunday about noon, man was found
In the woods just beyond the Poor House.
and in sight OF the railroad, hanging by
handkerchief to limb OF tree, and dead.
His feet were resting OF the ground, and his
body leaning forward, its weight being sus-
tanned by the handkerchief around his neck.
He was middle aged man, well dressed
1t was supposed he had hung himself that
morning. Nothing was found on his person
but saw file, an empty liquor flax, and a
card stating Geo. Wolf had paid his passage
OH deck to Vicksburgh. sc. W." was mark
ed on his shirt, so that his name was most
probably Gerge Wolf. The Coroner's In
quest will found among advertisements.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION is not certain.
after all, that Allen, Democrat, is elected
TO Congress in Illinois. The official returns
give him one majority, but the Marshal QlD
Telegraph OF the 9Th says an error has been
discovered in the returns of Clay county Of
sixty votes IN favor Of Archer, thus giving
him ifty-nine majority. All the mistakes
seem 10 be against us this year in close con.
tests.-( Gin. Eng (Dem).
Not only all the pistakes, but pretty much
oil the facts and corrections appear against
the Old Line Democray this year. Ain'l
they glad 1854 nearly through!
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The HOG TRADE The weather for past
week has been rather warm for the success
ful prosecution of the pork packing business.
There has been but little change in the
prices since our last weeks quotations.
The highest figures for the best article of
corn-fed hogs is S4,O0. Light mast led,
SO 90; and the best mast fed. 50 so. Not as
many hogs have been killed this week as
last.
1t is thought by many of the heaviest
d'a'ers here that not more than $4,000 hogs
will be packed this season, which is only
about one-half the usual number.
Terre HauLe Jour Is.
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MoRz COMPLIMENTARY THAN FAIR.-The
Brookville American contains a long and
apparently well written article on the Illinois
election, which from the numerous figures
contained in it, referring to past elections,
&c. must have cost the writer considerable
labor and research. tits little singular, how
ever, that said editorial was written by us
and Originally published in the Journal!
Our friends adoption Of the article is no
doubt complimentary, but it is scarcely fair.
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For the Evansville Journal.

Mr.. SANDERS. When sent my first COM
munication to your Paper. it was by no means
my intention to get up an anonymous news
paper correspondence. My only object was
to ask the attention and enlist the iuteres,
oil our gentlemen, 10 this common cause of
benev olence, well knowing that there were
those in our midst, for whose talents we feel
respect, and TO whom we have listened in
times past with both pleasure and profit.
Perhaps the present occur atoms of those
gentlemen may render il announcement for
them to bestow an ening alternately upon
this cause, and il so, according 10 Uncle
Dorcas' view of the case, there 10 no hope
for course of lectures. ii seems 10 in
sinuate II at our "ambitious young orators
are not capable Of entertaining us with any
thin g but "ghost stories" and "woman's
rights"
Now we Il. e. the ladies' are not willing
to admit this. We believe there are many
young men in this city who possess sufficient
talent, not onlo to make them interesting
lecturers, but, if properly cultivated, to fit
country may hereafter call them; but may
we be permitted in all kindness to suggest,
that when our Creator made man, He Inten-
ded him to walk upright, not only morally but
physically, and made the laws of nature, and
providence, TO suit their condition, and when
young men get their feet upon the mantle.
piece and their heads hanging over the back
OF the chair, is il any wonder that the great
law Of gravitation should act so strongly up
on their weightier thoughts, as TO hold them
downward, in such a state of density that no
thing but ghost stories or some other very
light ideas, could emerge from their mouths,
and even they are so mingled with tobacco
ed the one from the other.
Now. if these young men viii! first throw
away their cigars and assume the perpendic.
ular, so that the brain may be brought into
its natural position for little while, We have
no doubt We shall have a course of lectures
worth listening to, and we will see what car
be done in the way of music to add TO the
interest. t'' AUNT DORCAS.
! Hurrah for Aunt Dorcas-she is sensible
: to the last. As this subject Of dispute can
) only be settled by the ladies themselves, who
are the particular patrons and directors o.
! the Dorcas Society, we suggest they come
. to some determination at once and carry on
their decision, without any more public dis
: cussion.-[ED JOURNAL.
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'Tis midnight hour and in the distani Wes.
The san is setting meath the far OF hill:
Its lingering beams are struggling DER ITS crest
As tie fallen warrior, holding his cause most dear,
ENerts mis- ebbing strength to rise again; Is
SO, gathering might, it, dying rays appear
To shine still brighter on The lovely plain.
Oh. ;tis q fairy scene on every hand
II Tie evening breeze the slend r grass is waving;
Metiinks stand upon so:,e pebb, strand,
And quiet waters at my feet having.
Yon feeting cloud. low like sh p in motion,
That Ger the waters seems q lightly dance.
Yon lovely hill. like an island in the ocean,
Lifting its head above the broad expausc.
In wild profusion DER the boundlcss space
Bloom fair flowers OF many hue and kind,
Bending before the breeze with low ely grace.
Lend their swe fragrance 10 the gentle wind;
The golden food shed by the Sc ting sun,
Tinge the fair flowers with its crimson red,
Like sea Of glory. ress a moment on
The brilliant scene, then sinks into lis bed.
The plaintive notes o. the distant whip o'will
Now strike tbs ear like some SAT- full wall.
IT'S the only sound that freaks the silent still
All else is quiet-e'en the whistliig gaze
v h:ch, INT moment since swept the field Of green.
Has died away The 81 yer orb OF night
Peeps DER the horizon upon the scene,
And gives the view its soft aud silent light.
Oh. sing not Of woodland or valleys green,
Or lonely dells just fl for fairy;
A lovelier picture by far may be seen
When the sun is setting meath the prairie;
When the evening breeze puts gently i'm motion
The blossoming flowers so bright and fair,
Rising and falling Ike waves on the cean,
With swseter fragrance pertaining the air.
loSIPHAS CilY, n. l., Oct. 70, 1854.
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AFTAtHNEtT.
NOTICE hereby that the 9Th day OF Dee 1855
OF Att schment issued Nv the instance
aud the adavt jain w Trmhe. agsnst the goods.
ehste It's and effects OF u IT, Dewitt by virtue o. which
the ollo wing described de and cha wit:
boxes Btent feather Ted two guilt and box have
ached the Of said n L. Dewitt and that
the q dsy ofJsnuary 1857 10 o'clock in the forenoon
my Office in the city Of Evansville. Fanjerhurgh county
will proc upon the claims said John
w Trmbc wher thu ssid H. l.. Dewitt, ard all other
sons concerned will take notice JOHN y. CRISP.
Recorder City Evansville and e1-Ofhco Justice.
daCrf
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PIGEoEs, &c.-We thank Mesers Z. III.
Cook g. Son for dozen fat wild pigeons
jus; from the forests of Illinois. They re-
ceived yesterday large lot of pigeons with
a great quantity of geese, chickens, &c.
Those who want something nice in this line,
had better drop in early. They are good
and cheap
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10 Read Dave Anderson's card. He

NJ Read Dave Anderson's card. He is
prepared now to make up for gentlemen any
article of clothing in the most fashionable
styles, and at short notice. He has some
elegant cloths, cassmeres, vestings, &c on
hand, and the best of workmen. Gentlemen
can obtain of him extra quality shirts, under
shirts, drawers, collars, cravats, &c. &C.
They are not of the "sloP shop" order, but
A No. articles.
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FARE AND THROUGH ICKETs
TINTED sTaTES Man

UDROPoSALS carrying the Mail OF the United State,
iet~een theeity OF Evansville in the State
and the city Of Hendron IN the Kentucky three
will received the Post in the city Of Evans
VILE until ne 25th of December A. ID. 1854.
The schedule time will probably he follows:
Leave Evansville hondsy WEDNESDAY and Friav
o'clock A NJ. and arrive nderson at ~ clock same
day.
Leave Henderson sam. day at o'clock p NJ
Evansville at o'clock II. VI.
For form Of PROPOSALS guarantee and certificate also
struesons and requirements braesDg conditions
corporsedin tue contracts 20 such the p De-
par ent may deem proper. See advertisements
rrcposss fOr Nail Service in the Western and southern
states" eesis-u o8N. sTiNsoN. l.. 81.
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Ms Messrs. Altering g. Brumer are now
well established at their new stand, correr
Of Main and Water streets, under Journals
Office. They say in their advertisement
the allies have surrendered to their stock OF
clothing. &c. We presume they mean BY
allies. all other clothing stores! Read their
advertisement
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PERPRcTLY pisaPpoyNTED.

VIZ had until of re considered the days for selling and Of
buying Patent Medicines past. and that the
Medicine st greet the worlds eyered inhabitants
BUT up. Dr. L. Adams Liver Balsam is talked
used and sensation than
other Compund before the public and should THIS be the
ease, IL positively producing than other
MSdiene is ostensibe fact that this Nedi
cine is what caims Warranteesnd
Of the first failure in what claims do We
pledge ourselves that there hamtug about it. See the
testimonials IN this paper.
See Adver risement in this paper ey3
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csoRtOus SIMMER

WITH the bot sutry OF N summer the rank
the low aud the marshes in the deep valleys
South. wither and die The
drinks the aud the aeesying plants
give noxou and poisonous vapOrs. that
produce yellow of the stomach and
tscvels Diarrh-G denery Agne antFever bilious
Typhus Fev-r Cnjer and infuenand
should free of DE BEUcE'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PASAcEA cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood health another col
up,u OF this paper eys
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,pu,NIsTu .TORs SALE OF pyaI. EsraTH

fSf virtue of Of of Common Pleas Of
Id NaIderturga county Ind ~ Administrator de hobs
Of Abram peCamps deceased will, the 2hh day OF
January 1885 the door the House
Evansville. between the hours Of O'Clock snd
clock Il. NJ sae the W y Of the " Of section
in township sorh Of range II and fo the Of
the rection in the township I'D all In
said Terms of SALE Of
In aud the remaining in Is months fro the day - sale.
the purehaser giving with security bearing and
VALUATION laws should sad land sold
ton will sell the same at sale. the
d-cll-iw joins 4. FISHER. Adm's de hoEi- non.
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0JThe Evansville arrived here Saturday
evning from Bowling Green, with only ID
hogsheads tobacco. She left yesterday
morning for Louisville. The body Of deck
hand was put off her here He died on the
way.
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OF A large number Of German emigran,s
arrived here on the Chicago Sunday night
They had plenty of struck" with them and
seemed well off One old man carried his
"helpmate" up the wharf on his back. She
was very aged woman and sick.
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uTThe cradle is woman's ballot-box
Erchnnse.
Yes, and some OF them deposit in Il two
ballots { once. Now isn't that illegal! Ssy.
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IF Three Irishmen were killed on the
line Of the Central Railroad, Twelve miles
from Cairo, last eek, by the slide Of earth
which they had undermined. They were
dreadful mutilat d--ded instantly Sew
eral mure were huri, but not dangerously.
NOSE.
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20 The Rainbow passed Memphis last
Wednesday, from New ORLEANS for LOUIS.
vile. She may possible close up her trip at
Psducah.
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Os-T The Cincinnati Enquirer speaks Of
"the administration Of imbecile Fillmore"
That is particularly rich coming from an
organ of the Pierce administration.
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CO-PanTNExsHIP.

VIE nnd@rDEnea this f'rfped ershr.
IA under the Em Of lI-ndrlets MeRrz and vii continue
The Boot aud Shoe business the Nd stand efy Hss
dr'eks & Go. .tHG# v.k. HENDRICKS
deelz-u .... f... W. A. McREA.
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nISSNk.ETiNN
deeI2-tf

TGNE partnership heretofore existing between the
IL derssned under the hrm 90 V. X Hen trick, Co., 10
tile day dissolved by mutual consent. ft'l.
X. HENDRICKS
deei2-u JOS. n. HESDklCKS.
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Dec. l3, 1854

~ A very distressing accident occur
red here Friday on the Illinois Central Rail-
road. DR.. Caldwell, an excellent citizen of
this place, took passage on the construction
train leaving in the morning. AID by vio-
lent jostling while running, a switch was
preciptated from the car, and crushed most
left leg and right arm were completely
ground up. his skull fractured, and spine dis
located. He survived but short time after
the occurrence.
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D. ;. .,DERsoy, MERCHANT TAILOR.

On First between Main and Sycamore.
AS of Cloths. Cassims Vest
-c. which h b prepared to make in the
a-onahs styles and at short notice. lie will warrant
good aud hopes hy long experience IN th as'ne to be
ala give general satisfaction lie has also hand hne
Mrrao k ets Unaershirts and Ora with ha- shirts
Collars made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
and the public generally to call. decI6- u
SALT sAIT!.-2J0 ibis Kanswha Salt just rec and
- for sale at 75c per bushel ty - -.
d,cI6 FOSTER DROWN.
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IVORY TAnLEKAIyEs.

A FINE Ivory Tables in stock IN single
stts Of pieces which hath nsul and suis
able for Christmas aud New The sention
ho isek eepsrs Gala 10 tbis fact cHaS. s. WELLS.
deei2 r-if. doors below the branch Hank.
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n MANN

UNoRwARDING ANDC sMMIssION MERCHANT Deal
n in all kinds OF Leather Hides Furs. Peltres TslOw.
Soap Wool IIe-swsx Tanners H. Platering lair.
70 IS tiravier street. New Orleans.
GS Advances made consgnments Of Produce to this
House. decl6-imd WIN. T. PAGE.
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LITTLE .IIAu1 RAILROAD.
HDASSENGERS ny the s clock A. ". Train Little Mi
ami Railroad ireskf,st Cincinnati and dine the fol
wing Gay New York Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash
iagton City.
FROM NCIN Att
TuNEW YORK in 32k hours;
PHIJADEJPHIA n az hours; Ia
BALTIMORE in rs hours.
BUFFALO in ls1a hours; .a.rr
DUNkIRk in Is hours;
CLEt ELAN ID ia 81 hours;
SASDUSkY in 81 hours;
PITTS BIZ RG IA II hours:
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OF When took up my pen, reader, in
tended to write no more than you have al
ready read. but as have time and space,
now ieel like telling you what else we are
doing in Cairo besides mobbing negroes.
Since l last wrote, we have finished our
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DIED


On the l4th inst the residence of her Mrs. MARY
S STOCKS. As,d o5 PEARS.
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0Caro Items, and other original contrib
u,ionsvery happily take the place OF most ed
itorial to-day.
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railroad to st. Louis, and cars run daily be-
my chair around to rather bad sort OF
wood fire, in cracked cooking stove, and
read to-day's st. Louis Republican, alihouga
it was printed two hundred miles from me
this morning.
And besides this important improvement
In the features o! Cairo affairs, we are stead
lily progressing in the way of building. A
very large hotel, passenger and freight de-
pot,fve business houses, ten or twelve dxell-
ings are going up--most ofthem nearly CON-
pleted. A dozen big steamboats,, or more,
are now lying at our wharf, all bpgging ia
vors of Cairo in the way of freight and pas
sengers, little and unpretending as she
seems. eel like boaslins of this. 1t is a
just cause of pride. Why, reader, if you
could realize as have and as Add Sanders
has, for one year, the taunts and jeers of
misguided and brainless million, simply for
benga Cairoite, you too, at the expiration
of that year, would feel a full measure Of
my pride. We Struggled with Cairo in her
infancy, buoyed up by the hope that the
means of strength and greatness would ulti-
mately be added to her organization, and
now that they are added--her dark ages past
I'VE feel glow of satisfaction perfectly
indispensable, at the dawn of the new day.
We wilt 60 ahead now Notwithstanding
at the writings Of hundreds under the LASH
ings of rebounded ISLANDERS, and with feel.
ing of perfect confidence that we are beyond
the reach of injury from the abuses OF ma
lignant and brainless opposers hereafter.
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In,yArE poxunsxc

NHOARDERS desiring private boarding house csn End
- rooms and accommodation at Mrs. ID y. NEGLEY s.
Chespu. street. between Water irs s whrr, every
attention Is paid to the and comfort Of
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FIVE DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRATx-Cleveland Pburs and Wheeling Lightning
Express. at o'clock NJ. for Columbus. Cleveland
kirk Hufalo. Albany New York and Boston Cresne Pitt
burg Baltimore, Philadelp ha and New York Zanesye
Wheeling baltimore. Philadelphia al New York. ashipg
ton Cb ec.; connects Sanduky; also Xena Sprn
held
SECOND TRaIS-Cleveland and Pittsburgh Accommodation
Express at o'o.ock NJ. tor Columbus CleyelsnJ Dun
kirk baho albany New York ana Boston, Or slime Pits
burg Cireieyille and La caster connects to ssnduy
for Co Gmbus. Zane~yie Wheeling Baltimore Washington
CITY, Philadelphia and New York; connects at Xena %
Springfield and Delaware.
FoukTH 7. accommodation at p NJ. for Cireieve
and lancaster; Bianchester and Chiliicsthe sboroug
FItTH TRAIS-Cleveland and Pbarg Night express.
Y. NJ for Columbus Cleveland Dunkirk. Buffalo Albany.
View ork and Boston Crene Ptsbarg Philadelphia and
New YORK; connects at Xens Springfield.
One train on SUNDAY for Columbus al 2:3O p. NJ.
FARE AND THROUGH . TICKETS.
For Of fare through tickets a5d ell information
please apply al the companys Office. No 22 side OF
the United States Hoteor the old General Rail
road oee in the threestOry yellow builpg south
corner OF Bros and Front directly opposite the
Spencer House Railroad Hotel Mail boat ding
the Eastern Little Miami Depot Eas; Front
z. W. STRADER. General Agent.
The Omnibus Line calls for senges at all the prime
Hotels snd NY leaving directions the Office No
street between Fifth aud Sixth doors
states Hots the Office southeast
aud Front opposite the Spencer House. directly
bank. th-J will call in any part Of the city
decl5 j. III. HOWE Conductor.
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lFsr the e vaus,ille Journal

SUNSET ONTHE PRAIRIE.
Written while camped on the Prairie IN October.
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HANtNG pureh ased the Daguerrean establishment Of Mr.
IL Wright m. Hughes Store. and hzndsome
ao ions 10 his stock an prepared to take tsn,ses in
the best style very low prizes am gaivaniiing my
own pa es aud 10. ore have superior advantage Like
nesses % minis,t - free Of charge.
dee1i-2xs l.. G. ONYETT.
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AUCTION.

VVTE will sell at suction Auction Rooms Mai
w street. commencing Wedaesisy morning Dec. p
At 10 o'clock A NJ consignment Dry Gods sistir
Of Tweeds Cassimeres Satnsts Prints TekEgs. Hoser,
etc
ALSO IS boxes Tobseco 20 do segars Boys Boot
do hoes. lot of Hard sud other
tees The sale will continue from day day till all clo
deeis-2sd wooLsEY NELSON. Auetioneers.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted che firm OF v. X Hendricks
"A Co are questei 49, the with the
cd. with as little delay Is Ttfstoe
leril HbNbRlFkS McRtA.
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QClRsr ARRiV 81. OF THE sKAsON.-
e so Lbs reuns, irana Back Flour;
10 NJ. r. RAsirs; Is hf-hr. VI. X. Raisins: Just
rsc'dat cecIG CoOK'S Family Grocery.
aDOLisHED srEEp. FiREIIOxS.-Ncw and elegant
POLISHED steel Fire import alton
Tor r. sss Iron Coal Heds Fir
deeis BABcocK BRO.
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XNE would respectfully inform the public. tthe Ladies in
Nv particularly iars- aud complete stock OF
Watches Jevery from which Christmas siiits
leeted which will be give satisfaction both glver
and will sell reduced prices cash;
wishing buy Watches Clocts Jewery VIII do well TO
give call Our stock all fresh sud tire styles not TO he
surpassed. BITl RO.FF a ) Ms.
ceei9 u EN- Main street bstw. Eirst and Second.
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AII-aNp noRE-roaE THeRt

lust PUBLISHED, in one handy volume, all those
ed so much attention the past year. viz: Prof vii
lamson's, Dowman's, DIR. Shriner's, DIR. Xaupi's, X
III. Harnan DIR. Recsos; ii. s. Hollis, Shipman a
Co.'s, H. p. Cherry's NJ /. Cocks, @. @. Andersons
All Of these have sold warranted to yield very
heavy profits from IS to $40 per day. All together
though, II is beyond doubt certain that ono, two,
three of them will suit tho wishes Of each
ing out for some literally paying business and thus
yield correspondingly double or treble profits. To
these have been added a number of plans,
Of the above, and suited TO the wants Of any whe
might possibly be unsuited in the aforementioned.
The work is complete. Satisfaction is guaranteed
The whole viii be sent 10 all enclosing postpaid TO
L. M. Il. Cooke, Hagerstown, Md. For s., copies;
IL copies, SO. Feb 2--st