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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05
Communications.

We have on hand for publication, two
lengthy communications concerning the dis
coveries OF the secrets Of the Know No.
things. One of them is from the vicinity
OF Poseyville, and narrates the crcumstan-
ces under which a paper supposed to be
charter Of council OF that order at Posey-
vile, was captured by band of outsiders
The paper in question is supposed to be the
verltable document, which Judge Lockhart
uses as his text book, in his speeches from
The stump.
The second communication, much shorter
than the first, but far more interesting, is
from Princeton. This latter one relates
some startling incidents connected with an
unsuccessful attempt to take a lius Kaou
Nothings an petticoats, in which the valor Jus
Judge Lockhart,i is represented as consti;ut-
ting he storming party, single-handed and
alone.
The besieged party, with true woman's
courage, obstinatey refused to yield her doc
unent or exhibit her secrets, as demanded, ant
our correspondent states that a treaty o
pieces was very summarily negotiated.
We shall publish both communications al
the same time, as soon as our space will ad
nit, and leave them and those of the partie.
concerned to the criticism of the public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

81 Few things afford us so much amuse-
ment at the present time as the attacks OF
the Democratic organs upon the poor Know
Noihiugs. Not less than thirty or forty oil
these organs, scattered all over the country
have pretended to publish the vertable con-
s,ituton and laws OF the organization. But
the funny part Of the thing is, that no two OF
The orguns agree in their publications. The
thirty or forty organs gives thirty or forty
different Know Nothing platforms, each
swearing that its own is unquestionably the
true one. The truth is, the Know Nothin Us
have evidently been guilty Of the sin OF
hoaxing their enemies. They make it part
of their regular plan of operation. Where
ever they find en- editor particularly bitter
against them. they get up pretended copy
of their platform for his benefit and cause il
to fall into his ossession by some seeming
mischance, or employ one of heir fellows
to affect and place it in his hands, and
straightway the thing is given 10 the world
as true and startling exposition OF the se-
crets of the ter ibe order.
We see that the Washing on Sentinel
which is particularly distinguished by it's
ferocity against the Know No,hings, is
warning its friends Of the press not to per-
NIT themselves to be hoaxed inc the pub
fishing Of any more of the Know Nothing
platforms. The editor says tits very plain
that some Of his contemporaries have been
"hoaxed by practical jokes" and that "as
several of these exposures have proved to
be hoa%es, the presumption is rather against
all new publications of the SAME character /"
Thus far, the Nothings have certainly the
best of in their fights with tlnir enemies.
They seem TO have not only Jad the Giant
Killers "coat of air." but his "shoes OF
swiftness" and his "sword Of Sharpness"
Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

News OF Monday last says:
About o'clock this morning, the house az
Carr Place, used temporarily as a magazine
Tor the Fireworks of Messrs. Chambers G.
Gator, was struck by lightning, and blown
to aioms-nothing being lett standing but
part OF one side wall. Four men were sleep
ing in the house at the time-Catoir, Ed
ward, Augustine and Beaugean. Gator and
Edward, were killed Instantly, the first hav-
ing his head blown off, and the bodies of both,
when discovered, being literally burned to Il
crisp. Augustine was injured, but no. dam
gerously. Calor and Edward were sleep.
ing in one part of the house. while Augustine
and Deaugean occupied another.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

A BANKER CHARGED With NUMBERING HIS
WIFE.-Geo. w. Green, private banker
of Chicago, had been arrested on the charge
of causing the death of his wife by poison.
He and his wife were very wealthy. Green
himself is worth 100000. When arrested
by the sheriff, Green presented loaded rifle
at his breast, and drew out bowie knife with
a blade about foot long, threatening in.
slant death to anyon who should touch him.
He was, however, safely secured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

ngThe old line, bunker, slaveites who
are now travelling over the State telling the
people how to vote are not as disinterested as
they might be. They are mostly Office hold
ers or office seekers. Look at them: Fitch,
U. 5. Senator in expectancy; Robinson, U.
5. Marshal; Wick, Post Master; Bright and
Petit, U. s. Senator'S; Morrison, Pension
Agent; Larrabee, School Superintendent
10. Wright, Governor; Willard, Governor
or U; s. Senator in expectancy; Brown,
Mail Agent; and so TO the end of the chap.
ter. They are paying for the offices they
hold, and begging for new ones.
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LOOK AT Tue ELEcTIoyEERs!-1t would
be well for the People to look at the Hunker-
Democrats now engaged in favor of the pres
ent administration.
First comes John L. Robinson, so con-
temptlbly notorious because of his abuse of
Preachers of the Gospel. He is U. s. Mar
+sheiior this State, and he is but paying his
master at Washington for his position.
I'd. a. r. Morrison n. is a Pension Agent;
HIS appointment to which greatly increased
his zeal in behalf of the administration, as
all know his backwardness up to that
time.
Sd. w. w. Wick, who feels himself COM
missioned, by reason Of his eminent piety, to
Lecture METHODIST Minister as 10 their duty,
Is the Post Master in this city.
4th. w. J. Brown. the principal Editor of
the State Senfinat, is U. s. Mail A gent.
D. John Petit, who denounced the immor-
tai Declaration of American independence
as "a self-evidence lie," is now in the United
States Senate and wants to be reelected.
9th. DIR. Fitch, the notorious Aboiitonist,
who wants to beat Petit for the Senate,
clio e up the listof disintereSied patriots who
have undertaken to instruct the People OF
this State in regard to their duties at the
polls next mouth.
Their motives will be seen at once, and
how far such men, thus governed, ought to
influence any one we leave to the good sense
of the People, indianapolis Jour.
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ANEcDoTE OF Notwithstanding the
revolutionary, war, Gen. lafayette being in
Baltimore. was invested 10 a ball He went
as requested, but instead of joining in the
amusement, as might be expected of young
Frenchman of twenty, he addressed the la
dies thus: 'Ladies, you are very handsome,
you dance very PRETTY; your ball is very
fine-but my soldiers have no shirts" This
appeal was irresistible. Tha, bail ceased:
the ladies' went home and went to work, an d
the next day large number Of shirts were
prepared by the fairest hands of Baltimore
Tor the gallant defenders of their country.
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OCTOBER. ELECTION.

aidate for the Office of sses Pigeon the
Mn. SANDERS: sir-Pcase announce my name as Candi-
for vanderbursh County at the ensuing De-
tOber election. sep27 JOHN TRIBE
csns
sepss - NAT USHER
Ma sASnErs:-YOu will please announce my name as a
candidate for the Oce of Prosecuting Attorney the 81 Jul
dieial District Court. sep25 H. F. KIGER
Ms sASnERs:-Pleae announce my name as a Candidate
for County Co%ms,oner tor vanderbsrgh County
MER candidate for Proceeding Attorney this 1.-THE rd)
Judicial Circuit at the ensuing October election seaa
We authorized to announce GEO. H. TODD as candi-
date District Attorney of the Court of Common
composed Othe Counties Of vanderbursh and
Warriek, a. the ensuing October election. sepl9
Candidate election the office of Assessor of Pigeon
sspis' - '''' '''' ''''' JOHN J. MARLErrE.
Mr.. EoITon.-Please the OIL. ID. GREAT
HOUSE candidate the State Senate represent the
counties OF ey and vanderbursh. seps.
Mr. EurroR You will please the of A L.
EOBNS0s as Candidate for Judge in the Third Judicial
sepi5s
Ma. a. II. sASDERs-sir: Please my
election ..' 'O' sepi5 - JOHN BuRTI S.''
A. w. SANDERS. EsqsIR: The undersigned desires
for Of ,p esnns @ %
General Assembly. Res pvctiully ~
sep9' q. W HARDIN
MIR SA>DERs:-Please announce my a candidate
Tor the ohee Of Sheriff of Nanderburgh Couny the
October eleslion.
sep6-te JOHN S. TERRY.
Ma SsNDERs;-You II please my name as
candidate for reelection to the oce of for Pigeon
township. At the ensuing October election.
sep5 WM WARREN
IA, We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as
eanddste the of County
ne oetOoer election sepf
NR. A II. SANDERS
SHY OF VIII please announce my Indepens
Hate 10 Represent the County Of Wand
Lagisiaure. Know Nothing. neither expect
to be wish to assert rights.
tiers in this being county twenty
hve airs. and beev can Represent to
all augl5.te NM RATES
A. H. SANDERS. Esq.-you win please announce my name
as candidate for election the Of
derbursh County, a, the ensuing October election.
augl JOHN S. GAyrTT
E5-We authorized announce Asa fschart as can
diate for election Judge Of the Court of
nron Pleas fe- the Dstrct
and r5nrh and arriek, the ensuing October election
eyi5
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KANSAS TO BE SLAVE SrArE-T

KANSAS TO BE SLAVE SrATE--To
those who argue that Kansas and Nebraska
were not Intended to be slave territories, BY
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, we
would refer to the following resolution which
was recently adopted at public meeting of
the citizens of the territory. 1t is as fol-
lows, and is one Of many passed on the same
occasion:
Resolved, That Kansas Territory, (and as
consequence, the State of Kansas Of right
shonld be, and therefore SHALL BE slave
territory.
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o. The rumor that depredations on the
Post-office at Augusta. Geo, TO the amount
of between twenty-five and one hundred
thousand dollars, is pronounced by the Con-
stitutionalist as grave exaggeration, that
paper says that twelve or thirteen thousand
dollars will cover the whole amount, and
nearly all of it has been recovered from the
negro boy who confessed that he committed
the depreciation.
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o. Prof. Larahee attempted to make a
speech here last Thursday night which prov
ed rather failure in the estimation OF our
intelligent citizens. He started out by say.
ing that he didn't know whether he could
make himself understood, as he hadn't got
the hang of the new school house; which he
proved most ccnclusiyey by the extra
amount of fummery and senseless baider-
dash he delivered hims elf of during the eve
ming. He said he had been in seventy-two
counties in the State, and had only seen two
druuken men in two years, and one OF those
was in this town. Ii that truthful gentle
man had just called here one day sooner, he
could have seen at least score at one time;
all OF whom were standing upon his plat
form. BE seems to be very much displeas-
ed With the Methodist Clergy-a ing that
is rather peculiar to the speakers in til at par
ty, however,--and which seemed TO please
the whiskey Democrats very much indeed.
SheLbyU. Banner.
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REMARKABLE ANEcDoTE-A correspon-
dent OF The Petersburg Express, at Charles
town, Virginia, commu nicates to that paper
the following series of incidents, which, if true
are certainly very singular:
"Washington was accustomed TO wear
two seals to his watch-one gold and the
other OF silver. Upon both of them the
letters q. w. were engraved or rather cut.
These seals he wore as early as 1854, and
they were about his person upon the terri
BILE day of Braddock's defeat. On that day
he lost the silver seal. The gold one re-
NAMED with the General until the day of
his death, and was then given by him to his
nephew, gentleman of Virginia, who care
fully preserved it until about seventeen
years ago, when, in riding over his farm he
dropped 1t, and never could recover it. The
other day the gold seal, lost II wears aqo
was ploughed up, recognized from the letters
G. w. on 1t, and restored 10 the son of the
gentleman TO whom Washington had pre-
sented it. At almost the same moment the
silver seal, lost in 1854, just one hundred
years ago, was ploughed up OF the site of
the battle in which Braddock was defeated
and IN like manner recognised 10y the letters
U. w. 30 that in very short time the
two companions will be again united.
have this whole statement from the most re-
liable source possible namely, from the
gentleman himself, who has thus had restor-
ed TO HIM these precious memeDtoes Of his
great ancestors. TIE aft ir is but one
more proof f an oft-stated maxim. that beg
CARS fiction is strangeness. | repeat that
there is not the slightest eXauperatjon or
misstatement in the matter; and no room
for mistake. In legal phraseology the truth
excludes every other hypothesis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

No MORE LANDS TO BE RESERVED FOR RAIL.
RoADs.-A letter from the Secretary of the
Interior is published, in which it is stated
that it has been determined, with the appro-
baton of the President, hereafter to decline
all applications for the withdrawal of lands
for railroad purposes, until after the grant
shall have been actually made.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

IFA corporation has been formed for the
building or purchase of a steamship, for the
transportation OF emigrants to Liberia. The
capital stock is 100000, in shares of 500
each. 1t is reported that one gentleman
nus subscribed $4,000, and several S 900
each, The facility of communication which
TINS line will afford with Liberia, will doubt
less produce favorable effect on its growing
interests.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

ARREST FOR MAIL RoBBERY-Clinton w.
Pickett, late clerk in the Cincinnati post
office, and the son of respectable citizen,
has been arrested on the charge OF pifering
from the mails. The Gazette says he has
confessed to abstracting, at different times
about $500 from the mails, and also letters
with enclosures addressed to II. w. Lord, in
whose employ he was when arrested.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

EThe Indiana Journal has received lei
tiers from several counties composing the
Ninth Congressional District, giving assn
RANGES Of CoLFAx's election by over five hun.
dred majority. Of this, his best informed
friends do not entertain a doubt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

We had the PLEASURE yesterday of seeing
MIR. J. ). Moore, the Democratic candidate
Tor Prosecutor in the Common Pleas Dis
trlct, in opposition to the endorsee of the X.
Ms. AS young lawyer Mr.. Moore stands
high, as man all like him who know him.
He is sound on all questions. The Journal
calls him a"boy" to which Mr.. Moore re-
plies that if either of its editors will 60 to
Bonneville he will show them a boy eigh-
teen months old. that can't be beat in Indi-
ANA Eng.
1t must have been a source of exquisite
pleasure to the editor of the Enquirer to have
met this young man in our city. Mr. Moore,
during his stay here was the best represent
tative Of the whisky platform, we have ever
beheld. He evinced an almost unparalleled
degree ofexperience as practitioner at the
bar, for a "boy" of his tender years.
The Enquirer's reference TO the singh
standing of Mr.. Moore as a lawyer, and a
man, was very spiritually illustrated by Dir.
Moore himself, during his stay in our city
He stood gloriously high, here, for nearly
two days. 1t may have afforded the Enqui-
rer man the utmost pleasure, to witness the
high Standing Of the father of that boosted
premium boy-but it strikes us that such q
boy is worthy better example!
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0Douglas Jerrold is never so witty as
when exercised on Juvenile literary presump-
ton. When 81. Lama tines merits were
being discussed at club Of artists and au-
ihors. 60" said clever young author, "he
and row in the same boat" Douglas Jer-
rold, who was present turned round and
said, "But not with the same SOULS"
". Y. Express.
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HE above Farm contains Isl in he
Bottom. of which there 30 cultivation,
has Orchard choices tall and winer ppl,
ries &e. watred by several failing springs and
branehe sufficient for large besides
Farm is about 81 miles south from New Harmony.
bank OF he Wabash Rive in Posey County Ind Ia is
good location for wood yard Ferry Is kept here from
tn" Illinois SIDE and is healthy plare the Wabash
River lso lot of stock Horses. Corn Oats Farn
ing utensils. &c.
All above will be sold private sale price for
cash. Fer further PARTICULARS apply to III snb.erer
sep26-4w GlLLERT SCHNEE.
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SP L CIAL NOTICES.
C,.ORIors SKINNER


WITH the hot Try atmosphere OF mid the rank
Of the owlans aud the shs the deep
of the West ani South wther
burning drinks th- and the oeeayng plants
and poison yEpors
prodcce yellow aundIce Derang-mens sn
Bowel DIrrhe@ dseIteTy. Agne snd Fever Bilious ees
Typhus Fevcrs Under these cirUumssnes aud
should axe free of DR. BgUCEs iNDAS VEGErALiE
PASAcEA IL power cleanse the bowels purity
blood aud health
umn Of this paper. eyS
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o. A curse is like stone tEown up to-
wards heaven, likely to return on the lead
Of him that sent it.
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MARRIED

On the "a inst by Rev. A. Sterret. Nr. w ". ALTMAN
(oi the firm Geo. Foster Co.. to Miss Any LONG. all Of
this city
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RANK NOTICE

The Annual Meeting tockhoIders in the
Evansville Of the Bank Of Evansville for
eight Directors the ensuing yes will be held
Banking Hoase nday the 9Th Of November next
Polls will be odened lock ami closei
by order Of the Board of LirectOrs.
ct2-3tdwte @. W. RATuBOFE. Cash.
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NOTICE.

Members If Temple ofcnor Lyman Beeehsr Divisions
relue-ted Temperance Hall
day the 25t aud Friday evening the 2t SEPT.
* O'Clock business of great importance is hand By
order Of C0nmittee. CHAS. l.. BROCGHTON, See'y.
sep25-td
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CORpOa ALTON NOTIf


OF the following Lots in the
" Eastern Enlargement and Locust
wiz The Evans il,msstesi Lot BlpeK Lot Block
q. Lots I. .. and 10. Block Lots
- 10. H. "a H. ~. Is auk II. Block 51 Lots . B. T.
s. and 10 Block 5l Lots li IA H. Is IL Is. IL 20 ~ p.
- and a. Block 81. the sidewalks thereof
under the OF the in days after the publ
cation of this order. default thereof the Marshal
rced perform said work and the
ing thereby will he assessed to aud collected by sale said
much
and costs by order Of the Common Council
OctS-ttd GEO. IL. TODD. Clerk.
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HOlsBs AM LOTS AT AUCTION. pARGAINs

On Locus, ST. nesr'y opposite the Sherwood House
will 81. a. apeti"n At The Court House dosr Evansville
4 on "wednesday Oct, fth 1t O'Clock. p NJ the alley end
OF Lot No Is oid Plan Of Evansville and double frame house
therein renting at sl2O Said grOIud
~ feet on Locust and the alley % feet Peer Burks
store
The it'll. Is GOOD and will "
Terms Of SALE onethrd cash. third six and third
at twel se months with ater thu property
seI2o otd . Samuel. LISTER.
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SsPRAGUE'S FANCY P.ilNTs.-2O cases sprague's
- small figured madden Prints reed this day and for sale by
ey21 JAS. Low d CO.. AIS. Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RnDNIS TO LEE.

ROOMS TO LET.
&c rs rENTECo>r has two l'Ige and aewly furni,hed
~ Rooms which she desrous Of letting permanent
oarcrs Any wishing them call
nI at her Boar ling House. alter street. oet5-tf
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OWENS sSoTEG,
CORNER OF JEFFERSON FORM sTREtTs.
WM.H 0V ~, PROPRIETOR.
FI'IS fine large hrs class hotel il entirely ro.sssn
sreror aes"tH nodatons at very Reasonable charges
syp@l--.nld
tDM;SI-TR tTOHS NOTICE
" is-tbAS l-tsr
w ward Fpl-su. drr-ard. having grant the
anarrsiga-d by the Court pf Comm Pleas Of The
'auderrsh; no ~bc ind ted to said
luees to i"Tward and make
all thse btvng claims against said
aecordnriG law supposed that the estate is toi
sepJf-jwd .GILLISON MAGHEE Admir-.
H. ~. RYAN,
MPoRFERS and lpraier 20 all descrirtons OF Leather
and Tanners il. Oak aud Spanish Sole Morocco PhH-
d.Pha AID French Calf skins. Boots Web. Linings
lasting kitt Boot Trees Lasts PEGS &c. whole
sale Retail az the 10 estt sep25-smd
TURKEY RED CHiNTZ.-Jo plaid red Chitz;u
10 printed red ChRtz hand and for sale by
aag3s as Main St Louisyiue XIV
CIDER MILLS ~
NCTUE FARMEks.-Hiekoks latest improved Cider
rs2S 7. GRANT CO.'S.
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LAM EnR GlIE

EN0RTY of LAID part quarter section
To.n South Range 10 West adjoining Jesse JACK
old pan tor sale Reasonable Call Jones
blythe or W. Is Johnston At the Sher wood House. sepz3s
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VALUABLE FARM EoR sALR.

EN OOLEN SHfRTS.-l0 Nerino and lamls-wes
Wv shirts. reed this day and for sale ny
JAMES LOW & Co
sep27 AS Main ST. Louisville. Ky
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NtCOy At AyIrTI,
NEW WATCHES AND JE,yELR

W. will cell Aucion Rooms Main street tbi
~ morning. Oct 5th. 10 ok a III. 2DO Tbs o
gooa Bacon. oct5-It WOoLSEY & NELSON, Auction'r
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rENHE FAN styls Hat manufactured ~ NAUTIER MAI
a CONNER. is before the pablo. and will I'd
again any other Hat without distinction Of ia Po
hnh bealry and durability Citizens about voting then
selves Hat would do we'll call and exanin cand
cate IL will speak for ITSELF Main between First
Second. oct5
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In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Class and
date enclose the money (usng sver)
and direct to BE particular mention Town
and state and t. write address plainly Prizes drafts
or Bank Notes ON solvent Bank payment Be
careful 10 direct
0ct2 @. MARIN < Co Raltinere Nd
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BY far the Largest stuck In the (liy.!
2G| h have Just of " atcnes an
w Je~.lry. comprising every article in the Watch
Jewery line all of the newest styles and good material
Will e atces and Jewelry lower than they have bee
offered IN this city, and article be such
resented Give u q call and satisfy yourselves.
BtTrROLFF Il SONS,
oct5 Main str Get. between First and second.