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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-11
THE MINI YES 0 T IA N
ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1854.
The ssCity Of St. Paul"

Yes, we can congratulate our fellow citizens
that through the active instrumentality of thcil
faithful representative, DR.. J. H. Day, backed
o. he was by the commendablc exertions Of the
whole ST. Paul delegation in House and Coun
Gil, Is we'll as by members from other parts Of
the Territory, We have an organic law for the
"City of St. Paul" This is no cause Of boast
sounds more elevated than that Of town. But
it is . cause of graduation that we now have
an act out of which we can shape the forms and
practices Of good and sound municipal govern
ment, if we take hold Of it rightly and do our
duty. There may be defects in this prescn,
charter-andi it will be singular if there is not
which must be remedied by future legislation
but it certainly cannot fail to be great i'm
provement..upon the old town charter, which
was long since outgrown by our rapid increase,
and in fact has never been administered even
to the extent Of its circumscribcd capacities
and powers.
But let this all pass. We will wipe out old
scores and commence anew. 1t is to be hoped
induce any among us to throw obstacles in the
way of securing the services Of the most deep
ly interested and very best men in our midst to
ill the various city offices. We want for May
or, Aldermen, &C.. men of honesty, intelligence
and liberal and enlightened views, and also
experience-if such can be found-to put the
wheels of this city government in motion, and
to keep them properly in operation after They
are started. And SO far as We are concerned,
we are willing to support full ticket of can
didates opposed to us in matters of national
politics, provided men OF that party are deem
Cd better adapted to these home duties than
citizens belonging to the Wing party. We
want no political juggling introduced into this
city election, which may tend 10 thwart all the
beniGcent ends contemplated by this charter,
and hold us back in improvements, prosperity,
and good moral government, for years and
years to the point which this new enactment is
intended to overcome.
We devote considerable space this week tc
the publication Of that portion of the charter
which requires almost immediate action. Oul
citizens can thus see what they have to do thi
spring, and be about doing it, The time is no
too long before the election to at leas: be think
Ing over the matter. We have faith to believe
that We will have an agreement on all sides, in
regard to men, and that they will be the best
the city affords.
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s. - Judge ChatGeld holds an extra term of
Court for Dakota County, commencing Thurs
day, April 18th,
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NEw YORK, Feb. 20.
The experimental trip of Ercsson's steamship
on Friday was very satisfactory to her propri :
tors. She made about 81 miles an hour against
a strong tide.
~, BALTIMORE. Feb. 20.
The prohibitory liquor law passed the House
or Delegatcs-yes 1872, no 20. 1t contains all
the Maine Law restrictions and goes into effect
May 1856; provided it is approved of by the
people.
Dried currants are not currants at all but
small grapes of the Corinth species, and the
word by which they are known is a corruption
from "Corinth." Thus says Prof Mapes In the
Working Farmer.
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Win CA'fs.-DT name. the Amerca an
voyager, relates the following concerning the
caves of the Arctic regions:
-, some OF The bcrgs wereworn in deep, vault
Ike chaslns. through which way was practic.
ahle to broader cavcrns within. In the crystal
solitndcs the echoes were startling
"A whistlc--your own whistlc-you could
IarIiy recognize for the length and clearness
OF The ring: the ciang of a ramrod was heard
running down the whole length an army i'm
review: and when you spoke your words we're
repeated through the motOnless atmosphere al.
most as long as your breath could hold ont To
make them. tried a bcxamcter we used fo
quote and it came back to me in slow and dis.
tihct uttcrancc, word for word There is a
certain COUSIN OF mine, whom remember an
hoylhg In our school days, fer the dispatch with
which he could say his PRAYERS Of n frostv n;abt
before jumping into bed. Nv cousins entire
ratiohs OF winter prayer. / tho't would have
echoes '"'
NONSENSE REFINED BY COMMON SExss.-Thc
'oiiowng sentiments are from two different ma
lures. though both of one sex:
Marriage is to woman state of slavery
1t takesfrom her the right TO her own property,
and makes her submissive in all things to her
husband.-Lucy Stone.
Marriage a state of slavery! Aye, but the
bonds are siiken, and easily worn. Marriage
is the sanctiier Of lOve-sn institution which
acknowledges the right Of woman to be protec.
ted, and the duty of man to protect her. The
Offices of wife and mother are not those of.larns
What higher destines be meath the skies tb.n
to instruct the infant mind in thoughts or nn-;.
ty! What holier mission to sooth the turh;d
torrent OF mans passions by a word-a look-~
q smile? 1t is to woman that this work ia OIL
en-. Woman in her vocation may cheer The
tired spirit, may lead hope to the despondinu
may whisper love to the lovely-while man NAV
Toll, franc, and fuss, and. grow savage. Who
would exchange places with him.--EHa IVrmt,
lrorfhs Journal.
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dcrs. was signal rebnkc OF the Administrn-
ton.
MrR!'ER IN CnlirEwA.-A horrd murder was
Perpetratcd in Chippewa. ) miles from the Falls
repfnary 18TH. The murdered man was a half
oreea Ivy the name Of Antoine Demaur: tho
name OF the murderer was Francis Donaldson
ress'hss OF hatred had long existed between
ancm, growing out OF severe chastisements in.
nictcd ny Denaur, who was nowcrf,l mon
Dohaiuson had sworn vengeance. and mon
mcctihg al Il grocery, and at time when hn,I
were probably influenced by liuuor b;nh ,o on
ensued, which resulted in the death of Dc,uomr
Donaldson shot him through the heart With =
pistol. Some few of the citizens arrested r."
murderer and hurried him away from the scene.
to prevent the Indians who had been sent for
from taking summary vengeance. He was car
ried to Black River Falls and placed in the
hands of the Sheriff of Jackson County. by
whom he was brought to this place and lodged
IN Jail.-La Cross Dem.
NEBRASKA Bill. PASSED TIE SESArE.-Tbe re-
port is. that Douglas amendment has passed
Inc Senate by yeas IL, nays 10. The amend
meht expressly repeats the Missouri Compro-
mise of 1920.
"hl' SENATOR FROM MAINE-W. r. Fessen
den mas been elected to the U, S. Senate nv tho
legislature. lie had majority of thirteen in
solid Wing. l"
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Nhauc Ill DcHali ol inc clty.) anu ccrtlHcateS O
work by any committee OF the common Caunc;l
or by any city officer,
SEC. 20. He shall examine all estimates OF
work to be done by the street commissioners OF
the several wards, and cOuntcr,ign all contracts
and certificates of work entered into or given
by them; and no contract entered into or certi-
ficate issued. shall be of any validity unless
countersigned by the comptroller.
SEC. Il. He shall keep a list of all certificates
issued in each ward. and before the lew by the
Common Council of the special tax, shall report
to the council a schedule of all the lots or par
GELS OF land within the several wards, which
under this act, may be subject to any special
tax or assessment. and also the amount Of such
special tax or assessment. which it may be me-
cessary to levy on such lot Or parcel of land,
with full statement of the several acts done
and performed in reference to such spec a, taxes
or a. sessmcnts: which said schedule shall be
verified by the affidavit Of the comptroller. and
shall be prnia facia evidence of the facts there
III stated in all cases wherein the validity of
such special tax or assessment shall come in
question. The common Council shall, if from
such report they deem such special tax legal
and just, cause the same to he levied in pursu-
ance OF the provisions Oft this act.
SEC. ~ He shall report monthly to the
common Council the amount of work done, or
for which contracts have been entered into
chargealle to the several wards and to the gen.
eral city fund. and set forth what proportion
the same will bear to the annual estimate made
by him for the work to be performed and reve-
nue. to be raised.
SEC. %. lion or before the first day of JAN
nary OF any year, the amount expended or to
be expended, chargeablc to any Of the ward or
city funds, (adding thereto the current cxpen-
YES estimated for the remainder of the fiscal year
and chargeable to such fund) shall be equal to
'hree-fourths of the tax authorized to be raised
Dr. revenue estimated for such fund.- he shall at
'nce report the same to the common Council:
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Crime in phii0deIpbjo.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The city police are
engaged in endeavoring to investigate series of
mysterious murders that have been committed
in the upper section of this city A woman has
been arrested, charged with the murder of her
two illegitimate children, aud an lrshman
has also been arrested implicated in the same
affair, which occurred sometime since. The
bodies of he victims have not yet been found.
SECOND DISPATCH
The name of the miserable woman arrested for
the murder of her illegitmate otfsprings is Pane
liza Myers ,aas snyder She confessed her unnat-
ural crimes to Mayor Conrad and said She had
killed in succession fire chidren as soon ms they
were born. Two were by one father, and three
BY an ,ther. The last child was born five DAYS
since, and she made way with il like the others,
by throwing it into the sink.
The first information of hese most revolving
crimes communicated To the Mayor i'll an
anonymous letter, when steps were Immediately
taken to bring the woman to ustlce.
The murderers were committed in Nicetown,
in the upper section of the consolidated city
The woman has never been married.
The hearing OF the did not take place to-
day, as the woman was too i'll to be present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09
THE LANGmORNE MILLS For sale

On SAL tkDAN 1HE MA NOA EMBER next.
" il IN, II moi, the fair dny. U OIL or n e.
thai vel known MILLING PROPERTY situated with.
in the Corporation II LyurlbuIg, immediately upon the
james RIVER h UNIV ha Canal. contiguous to The d.,o
of the Virginia feures,er Ralrosd hnd al inine rh,
depot OF the Orange X AeNandrn Railroad The abo,r
properly contains OF ana upon " hch Is situa
ted LiRGI MiNUFACTERfNG NILL. wit
tx run Il Bur stones capable Of grinding 80 bbs.
Flour per day. The hnery Of ou-ot the mos
approve patterns, and everything ubuu the premise. j.
IN the must perfect orier Attached the Flmrine
Mills, ar- the c ru ani Plaster AiiIs-both haviug u
LARGE u,ToM. Upon The premises there i. ar-n "A good
Mi!cr's Hous Conper's ship, and all The necessary
out no
TfRMs-Tie property IS now undrrn ea.e until 1T
July. 1859, Ut Iuu o. 5000. pa ,alr quurt.
ly the same will be assigned In the Purchaser. On.
hall OF tue purchase money in hHn tn, huIlancc pnNa
bile within five y'ars-beafr Interest fro m date; though
+ the purchaser lr'fr ii. he have five additional
yehr, uPa each paynrnI by paving the interest quat"
~ Pets al secugl.s and lien UPON the property fo
the def FRED pay ments will be required
oct 25-d' | nay II. s. LANGHORNE.
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Sale of Land and Negroes.

I NDER asthorfy derived from the h,i aud dis
- tributes cf Stnt'n Lanlrum. cd. sha.l On
Mon ,y, the 20h day of Nover,hor uoyt (tlat beiuP
Comt day -e to ia" highe, Illl,I, IL cns, ON the
sfie n of the Court House, Two Valuable Ne
groes-a man and boy Ard an "Wednesday. thu > ID
Of the month, ,.a, the premises. sell to tn,
highest biidel the tract al Llnd. near New Glasgow,
Of which Seuton Laudun died seized aud pos
ses,ed. The ,D> 226 ucres. by reCei sur
vey lies uhout miles from New GiaseoA, o. rh,
stage road and i worthy Of the attention If those iesi
rinp to purchase.
TERms--1he slaves wi be sold for Ca-h; the and o.
credit OF g.. and Is months, for equal portions
the purchase money the purchaser executing bonds VIII
approved personal security. and ;he it'll, relainrd nj
the purchase noocy i, ia ~ laid.
oct 26-ctis r. A COGUILI
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NT0EECE.--l have on hand. my shop. 3 milss
city OF Lynchburg, iinn'editt y "aths
Amherst Court House Boad
IL. and Horse Iron Axes. (waggon)
Railroad anil OK Curtis.
ploughs, iiarrows, Cutvators, Sc,
Bed >teads. Wash Stands,
Table, Sales. Wardrobes, ST.,
All OF which to be the very best nate
riuls and will sell them low, il lower than such
work cand be obtained els. where All per in want
% such articles will find it to their interest give me
cali as am determined offer such inducements viii
insure Gales. n. b. MAGRUDER.
July %. vdAc
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More Relics Of the m FUIeH 1rrtic.

BoSroN, Nov, THE schooner Lilly Dale ar
rived at st. Johns, \. +. She picked up at sea
one of the Arcte's life-boat-, thirty miles south
of Cape Broyle. 1t was, however, empty, the
unfortunate occupants having, doubtless, been
consigned to the deep.
The Lily Dale, also saw another of the Arctic 5
boats at a distance. This is supposed to have
been the one in which were Mr.. Dorian and his
party There were no relics in the boat 10 tell
of its unfortunate crew.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09

ILLNESS OF Mrs. HAMILTON.-Mrs. Hamilton,
the venerable widow of Gen. Alexander Hamils
ton, Secretary of the Treasury under President
Washington, is lying dangerously i'll at her resi-
dence in Washington city. She has attained the
advanced age of ninety-six years. Three of her
children are at present in Washington. The
distinguished lady is the daughter of Gen.
Schuyer, of revolutionary fame.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09
Death Of a DISTINGUISHED Lawyer-Cit o.
Manchester 4rrired.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. O. Ingraham, United
States Commissioner, and IA distinguished lawyer
of the Philadelphia bar, died to day. His death
was rather sudden and was deeply deplored.
The steamer City of Manchester has arrived
from Liverpool, but her dates are not SO late as
previous arrivals. She brings large number of
passengers and valuable freight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09

NEW York, Nov. Col. II. l.. Kinney, of
Texas, whose name is in>cparably connected
with the history of that country and the lote
Mexican war, is about leaving for California.
where he will be associated with Col. Hiram II.
Pearson, one "f the most distinguished citizens
OF the Golden State. C,L Kinney was one of
the early Pioneers of Illinois, and took an active
part in the internal improvements of that region.
He afterwards went IL Texas and was sent from
tint state rs II senator in Congress. His bold
adventures on the frontier, and his battles with
the Camanehes and MeNicans, woald form vol
uine OF more than ordinary interest.
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Thp Ohio Rjrer, &c.

WHEELING, NV. 1.-The river has Is inches
water of water in the channel and falling.
PITrsBURG, Nov 1.-The river has about Is
inches in the channel.
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Mail hi Hcultu.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 1T is now said here that
the difficulty between the ). c. Railroad Compa-
ny and the Department will finally be adjusted
without further interruption TO the mails.
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RardgeS Of Chole rd.

NEWARK. y. J., Nov. 1.-The health commits
sioners report the total number of cases in this
city during the past season at 500, one half of
which proved fatal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09
REMOX A..

~lThe subscriber. having removed to his new Store,
~ dnr, above has old stand ind three doors south
IN Main null MArket streets, prepared to offer M
dnremcnls 10 perso5s purchasing all kinds of d ugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyes, window Glass, futty,
PerfImery, fnncy Articles. Ne. Il.
This Slure !. l02 fee; deep, which will enable him To
keep much lnrger stock than usual Particular ateo
zion 4, III be Iid to all orders. Prescrpti filed at
all honr, and from experience of more than 81 years
be laters himself that he i'll be able to furnish only
such medicines rs are pure and genuine. Alih new
Pharmaceutical Preparations made as they appear in
tho Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will nsed as Music Saioon,wiere
he has now and will keep supply of those Truly cel-
ebrntcd Worlds Fair London) Premium Pianos. All
klnI. OF Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
order Private enfrance rhs Saloon in the alley
yIsers will please ring the ,loor beh
D. X. LYMAN, Bank Squafc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09

NEW CONCEKN.--ortN UOANELL hay-
y ing recently purchased the Corn and Plaster Mill,
with lie Wool Guarding Machines, &c, formerly belong
ing NJ Council, Sr., would Respectfully inform The
public and ieir friends generali, that they viii grind
Corn ana rasar and ,ard W COL Rolls The most ac-
commodatng terms. and hspe, by strict se'tion. to
uerl snare ot public patronage.
Corn Mrul AMI Plaster always hand and Tor sale.
WIN. "A. OFT,
L,nchhurg, Ocs %. ARTHUR CONNELt
IL 2..tnM3m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegiaphed 70, the Daily vireinian
TIE ELECTIONS.

New Yoik.-Ulman. Know Nothing. Ahead
for Govefnot Know Nothing. believ-
ed to be Elected Mayor. Dem ooratio losses
In Wisoonsin a "A New Jersey.
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\ OW RECEIVED At MORsE'e-
~ Harper for Hovembe, FINN Edition of Alone
New Cash Store.

iNHE subscribers have associatrd themselve. under
L the stSlaand firm of John T Davis & Co. for the
purpose of conducing general Dry Goods Business
in the erv Of Ly hburg, and hivp takcn the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by J ,hn T.
DAVIS, whore they are r"ce Z and opening II
large and carefully selected stock OF fal and Winter
Gopds, emf cling every article usually found il Dry
Goods house, 10 which they re-pecrfu, invite the at
teution If the friends nnd the public confident they
prepared offer md satisfactory Inducements
10 al purchasers JOHN |. DAVIS.
JANE =. SCOTT
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Music SALOON.
FOR RENT.

M.1 On nENl
Hi The large and convenient FAMILY RE-
SlDENCE, on fifth street, at present occupied
by George Baughman, esq. This property is
within FIVE minutes walk of Main street, has a
well of good water on it, and also every necessa-
ry out house. Possession given the first of No
vember. For terms apply to my son l.. w. Lam
beth, or to myself. ELIZAG q. LAMBETH.
oct % lDtawtS
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The GtQsgOlc.

n. YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Glasgow has
arrived, but her dates not SO late hereto
fore received.
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NJ OTICE.--TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
y away from the Virginia Y Tennessee Railroad De-
10 at Lynchburg about two months since, Alexander
mularto mau, belonging 10 Mr.. A. Tompkns, of
ynchburg ANY information concerning said negro
il be thankfully received.
JNO. II. HUGHES, d. Ag',.
nov adj, Va < Tenn K. r. Co.
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
The Election. -faiure.- Rumored Failure
Card from Dr. Gr,b,,

Card from DR.. Graham
NEW YORK MY. 7.-Mc>>rs. Campbell &
Moody, heavy lumber merchants. have failed
There Is also ratnored failure of large hard
ware house IL the extent of sI5DoOO.
The election i. progressing with intense spi,
II. All parties seem excited aud anxious for
triumph: The know-Nothngs ARE sanguine OF
victory in the city. and significantly hint that
their prospects are good for the State. There
has already been fighting at some of the wards
but nothing serious
DIR. Graham. murderer of Col. Loring, has
published card IN which he states that the re-
ports about his pardon are designed to prejudice
the pablo against him.
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DSG Acres OF Land,

10y rrrcut survey situated IN the counties al Campbell
AID Redtp, GA Snunton river nilo,rine the lands OF
W lfd, y. Arnuld. T. II. ,liIlar l. rlea,nut
Roberts and nt ols This tract has iccenily been dvl
cl into and Wi be sold separated, -each uaot
containing shuuti 1913 Hcrcs Nj Nm. II jacobs WIN
nov resides on the land will how II To- any ncrsnn who
wishe. Ia see 1t.
One u rd OF the pursln mooney for each will
be reqaredro paid heday e SHE ,nd credit ii
one aud two yours, cqunl in-ta uIcnis II be given On
the baIa'ce rhr purchaser viii he required 10 give
und wl'hnrproNrd security and the nth ret ,inr until
the wh"I,' Il the purchase maacy p H. The title 10
The and ka"woln be good hul The commissioner viii
"nl, convey such tile rs is vested in him.
ocr l9.vd- THE LEGATEES.
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NEW York, Nov. sth.

NEW YORK, Nov sth.
The contest for Governor is entirely between
Ulman and seymour. The former is ahead-ra-
turns aro meager. Baker, Know Nothing, Is
believed % he elected Mayor of the city.
In 1llnoise Woodwork is elected to Congress
in Wentworth district Returns from Wiscon-
sin ure ight but show Anti administration gains
Returns from New Jersey show Democratic los
SOS eservw where.
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Dr.. RenlP.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1T is now confident
" asserted that trial will be granted to this
prisoner.
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To Hunters, Sportsmen ard Others.
Guns, Pistols, Sporting Tackle &c.

w Il huse nav opened for the ins ection of our
w friends nnd the public, our FALL assortment oil
Guns is,ols, &c comprising Guns oi a the cee
brl.:rd mannf,rtfers-from the cheapest the finest
quality impaired
Selected with the greatest cal". md % the most
telicnc,l and largest deal,r in Ibis country
tfu, say it is the handsones assortment it has ever
been our pleasure offer 10 tn publ
W. hive nlsu fine assortment OF Game Bag.. Powder
tasks Shot Pouctcs afd Brif4. Cap Primers. Vine
1arridce- Gun Nadding Tmn Screws, Encli-h and
French Cnp. Wn-h Rods, Nipples Sc, &c; Colts
five loot,rs. Cots S liver Patcd Five Shoote;s, Al.
ems SelECockiue li>tos-"h Ivory Hand es Eng
ish Dog Colars, Gun Cn-e, Huntsmtns llornes Bowie
Knives al every description, dc. &c
oct | Ia I'm SiAISo BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Bs WV. II. MOsBY, Auc,;onc.r

WI b.,o.i ~ t,.a.lr..a. r..a.,,, i,i...., IA
~ f"'''lsr. Wy lkel, NEGRO ROY. - n ,s,r'
- - Ia Il" 'ati {. Il. PIE. Is