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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
Singular Suicida

The Ozaukee County .4drertiser learns that on
Friday morning. the l4th inst German woman
committed suicide in the following singular man.
ner About eight O'Clock she complained of
severe headache; her husband, who was sick
was lying on the bed, and her two children we're
amusing Themselves on the floor by the beside:
she told them she was going ont for a few mo-
ments. and remarked to her husband that she
wished her head was in the mud puddle at the
house He paid no attention to what she said
but noticed that she locked the door after ker on
leaving the house. For nearly half an hour the
husband anxiously awaited her return, when he
craEvled 70 the door, removed the rastenines and
beheid ms wife preeipitated in said mud puddle.
head first he called for assistance. and she was
removed, but found lifeless The cause for tre
premeditated selfmurder is unknown-Free De-
7a0crGt
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IN '"esa4y- he &c h day Of Oetober at 10 o'euck m
W. W i51E To Premises at auction, FOUR EUN-
t'Ll Is II DIniIslh, She term aus OF the
illinois CenFzi Z -itr1aI 2ni Tie etfI,.,n. n,
- '-l5siies u faci.st JGrnPaf1s. niElltIta,
passed % slis >J est
8'.fi N!i' hfe ENDING, aud spaiaienJ naf=r al al
= y il.- "a or Ter Inn largest tls- of s.nrrs sffr-
irS a. atirs f1r al ts;ts9 a. ~ piI.i.e-s ,or@l
6 20 q. et sc, Ills s4ie should tract the
= = 'H ~ il5tH Beer bl, I Tho attention Il
TO- -he a'siEe IS ule iro al sections ol the
i''- a'la hit JUST srriaefrg fnto being. can
-, 49,. - ei.5T1i bsi.r+d lave enc Of tie ncsl
~ 49, ie'@ u 'Fsts ~ y IS "a int. 10 lie !ouod IN
t...s- re go e hsl ve.l.s i-aeI2t Houses &C.,
,lsr5 f-Pi l.. ialEroyi-g, - ell Buil. and
wi Pe- era; Iu,eios..
s.,.--..-a.., JORDAN s DEAN, Auc's,
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fa''- t4-t a--4l] Eztil % ASA 5h Z. EGthrCp.
= tifus uf Wrt 81 aeri fscizs issued Ut ofand
E lIsder she sea! ol the circuit Tor The ounIy
!oH; ard = ste % Y fsceusin bearing g. :. ft, izh
da5 OF september, d 1855, in the above entitled
cause, ard TO me directed esd deliver & aeast the
goods and G. afteE lsuS and .neracrt 81 lie above.
tir8 e-euGaII-s have ie}cG upon and seized ali tie
'tEt liti ii1 interest cf d above NAMED defenai 10
Tie tllNlDg aec-ib-d real estate, iece u Parcel OF
.aad situate Is fe2 ani being ID ihe tunty OF iowa and
,hiee hNraed az 'bsrf3 six e 1896 t. Of the
~e'th y ISL Quarter elton number twenty seven
= IN ioTn AtI z'Iub six 8 North OF Range 10.
,h-e ~ fsst ri Sic ouTth rncipst meridian; Thence
et $40 degree Last si> g. hns and dlIy six (56
lis teree soFth ytnIeen 80 degrees East six 90
chatis' eighty go IakE. tAeuCe West two ~ chains,
twenty : inks 70 The place beginning wbi:h shall
expose 70 sale At pub ic readae highest and best
bidder for cash, GG shan sell saEie, ard all the
itht al All ci1i1s 9Th the apFuTtenaHces
st413Gt.E- watch sal4 DC enjaGt had and 10 the
5st q scrt1ed i-nts E3d real twenty sixth
20 day oi December A D. IG49. OF at any time
since that date the front OF the Court House
he Village " Mineral Point Saturday the lUh duy
Move nbar ~ the year o. oar Lord thousand eight
hGodTod AMI dflyETe, $50 between the hours Of
O'Clock IN toe forenoon ard tie setting OF tho sun 81 said
day 70 sti-fy sad writ and law .recis
object u said sze beiEg TO perfect THE.
LEVI STERLING.
Sheriff WA County, W !soonsin.
P. EAToN Fsq. PIns Atty.
SheTls's Office.
Mineral Point. SEPT ed, Is 6a44
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Political speechss.


The advocates Of the Bdrstow Lunatic Asylum
and School Land swiude, are evidently not q lit
IL alarmed at the prospect before them The file
leaders are making the most desperate etfort4 10
whistle away their fears and restore conf
dence among the rank aud file For this purpose
that old broken down political stager, NosEs NJ
STRONG, issued bills during Count week for polill
cal speaking, and gave one of his stereotype
Union Dlssqising speeches, III which, after en-
doFslng the Nebraska inisu.ty, and making il APP
pear beyond doubt that IL tie slealngs of Bar
ow and the balance from the State Treasury
Were upon tie most approved Democratic prin
ciples, and that il is the duty of the people TO in
dorse those swlndles and pay tie enormous Taxes
resulting theFefrom, because L IS Democrdcy-he
went on to show most conclusveiy that the oath OF
Know Nothing is not 10 be relied upon under
any circumstances, and then produced Know
Nothing testimony 70 prove that the Republican
Party are all Know Nothngs, He expressed 50
through knowledge Of tie workings Of the dark
lantern order TO raise suspicion Ia the minds
Of some, that the report OF his being a member
OF The order, might not be without foundation.
lie also brought Mr.. BoorI upon the stand as
witness upon the Know Nothing question, and
had he given his whole testimony, he would have
proved tia, forty oue Of the Delegates to the Con
Neuton that nomit-at Barstogs, are members Of
know Nothing Lodges for he made That states
ment publicly and il is not denied even by the
Madison Argus
The fact that Mr.. BssaroRD endorses Anti,
Know Nothing Resolutions openly and above
hoard While B,E-royy = psrE.rtl. mann, nm,
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INDEPENDENT CASl .nArx-By card in the
present. number of the Tribune il viii beseen tina,
DIR. VIM. IL BRISBANE, Of Arena, IS an Iudepep-
dent Candidate for the Assembly in the Northern
District Of this County. We regret that Dr. B.
should thus place himself Le.oIe the people OF
his District, after the choice OF the Republican
Coneention should have fallen upon another
Tie result, il is feared, will be tie election of the
Candidate Of the Barstow party-a result, we
doubt not, as little wished for by DR.. B. as our
self Dr. BRIsnANE, as vel as 3ir STEPHENSON,
is good Republican, and had the Convention
placed him in nomination, we should have delight
ed 10 have placed his name among the Republican
nominees, and urged his claims upon the voters
of his district, who would cheeriully. we have
no doubt, have chosen him as their Representa-
tive. But a. such was not tie result Of the Con
seation before which Lis name was presented, we
think the Doctor, as a good Republican should
abide the decisions o. tu4t Convention and sup
port It's nominee.
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Railroad Collision.

Albany, Sept 20.
Ills A. II! tie o'clock train on the Central
halltoad lTom bpt.alo, came in collision with
e@1tie ua!n, throwing the engine and tender off
the track. The engineer and fireman were L;nss
ard brakeman and express messen ef badly in.
J"fed. No passengers were killed though several
limbs fractured. Several freight cars were dc.
naolished aHd number Of cattle slaughtered.
|rAen the express train came nq the cattle
tram was being drawn OF on a switch. but conn.
ing breaking, one half the cars were left on the
Track with which tae Buffalo train colIided.
81 -
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independent Candidate fer tie Assembly.

DR.. WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE, of Arena, is al
independent csndi.ate for the Assembly, reTresen
the Northern District of Iowa County. fl
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The following Protest with many others
verbally and in writing. presented to the
Barstow state convention at Madison.
Immediately upon tae assembling of the
Convention in the afternoon, ANDREW <. EtMoRE
from Waukesha county presented the following
protest:
The undersigned, members of the so-caled De-
mocI attic state Conyention-that our position
may not be Misunderstood hereby protest
against the action Of said Convention in the
manner OF its organization, its utter violation Of
Democratic usages and principles, and our Just
rights; and hereby distinctly declare that we will
not be bound by any action of said Convention
but will support the nominees if we choose so to
do, solely because We prefer them, and mo- because
Of their nomination by said Convention.
ANDREW Z ELxonE.
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Second Oispafcl
Albany. Sent 90

Locomotives and tenders Of both trains demol.
isaed; John Pratt. Engineer, of All any was in
siantly killed, Franklin kirkland. fireman, of Al.
toay, both legs and .trms broken, c not live
m Griiiins, Of Buffalo, Express Messenger. il;
Is feared fatally wounded Mattheson, a mes
senger had his leg broken; Geo Simpson OF
chicago, Cadet, in charge OF Express Co. had
n'S mp proSen; another passenger belonging to
gers injured f
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ANDREW Z. ELwonE.
WILLARD STEDBINS.
JOHN 1IAruEn.


To the members Of a State Convention now
sitting Al the Capital in Madison and claiming TO
be Democratic
The undersigned, regular and admitted De-
Iegite from the--ih Assembly District in
the County OF Fond du Lac, does at this stage OF
the proceeding OF this Contention, as it Is about
TO proceed to the farce OF nominating candidate
for Governor earnestly and heartily Protest against
the foul wrongs, and outrages done by this
Convention from It's first pretended organization
by Pgirah Dro,ca Chairman Of Barso.v State
Central Committee up to the present moment.
and lie does hereby declare bis intention to en-
tirely disregard IFS action SO lar as lis nominees
are coRcerret, aud il needs be oppose their elec~
ton, for reasons which BE win further and fully
explain to his constituents the Democracy of his
Assembly District, between this time and the
sixth day of November next.
T MFRS
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tasiTe--Ne were surprised to see in the Til
tpEe, 81 tais week statement that there were
torty-seven Delegates in the Democratic state
Convention w-o voted against the ANA Know
Nothing resoiu'iofl--when the fact Is for we
were present aud know II passed ,.,,7si1.o,.s y -
There was not dissenting yoIce-HineraE Foi2f
Dem.
The statement Of the Democrat is untrue. We
were present al the tine ana know that the vote
was nct unanimous. aud yze know too no voted
IN the negatige-laaG-soa Patrjot, Dem
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Home Endorsement The La Crosse N,,;,,,,
Democrat (Huaker) thus testifes 10 The cbarac.
aud qualifications of MIR Hastings Rennb.
lcan candidate iof Secretary OF State:
As business MAJ Mr. Il. stands among the
most successful OF our place, As an accountant.
IN the department of books, he is particularly
proficient and in that respect would Eli the office
oi Secretary with entire acceptabiiHty. We
believe hlEn to be honest and up rghtin business
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

thange-Nr- j DEvEREAux. has purchas-
ed the beloit Journal His introductory saws
1t Is with pleasure that we are enabled to in
.orrI1 our friends that we have secured the valu
soie services OF Mr. s. E. Hale. late OF the
Providence Daily Tribune. as editor of this ,,.er
Mr. Hale has .joened expirience In e.iiforal
lie and we doubz not will fll the position Win
satisfaction to the public here.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

AetrSpapea Chaase-1he senior editor of the
Monroe Sentinel y l. Sweet has disposed OF AIS
interest IA the paper to his partner. q. " Ten
ney but "ii eont!aUe 10 assist in the editorial de-
parlnaent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

PFRTINENT PUSeESr. PRoPKR-The IL
i'n",s Ntfie Journal has the following that hits
Senator Douglas is to make speech on the
Constitution We recolect having heard hin,
make IN excellent speech in tiis city once on the
Missouri Compromise which ne said was a
sacred thing having origin akin TO the
Constitution : But the honorable Senator has
long since Iorgotten bis akini
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

New York, Sept 90.
Sir Geo Brown has retired from the army.
Gortsceakof las sent Gen Todleb.n to Simp
heropoi
Todleben's latest creation called the Fort ofthe
Holy Cross, is armed with guns of the heaFie-t
calibre, and commands lt.lly the AialiAof
Intelligence from ASA Minor is reported to be
more favorable to the Turks. According 70 the
French Bulletin the Russians advanced Aug 4th,
attacked battery at Kars aud battle OF two
hours duration occurred, and tie Russians retired
leaving one hundred dead
Al Kerpekeni, village on tie road to Kars,
skirgnish OF cavalry took place. Afterwards the
Russians broke up from before Erzeroun, and
tired to KaTs
Letters says Omar Pecha viii not go to Kars,
but move on TO Ti..iis, with two fold object of
menanciag tue commander Of the Russians in
Georgia. and also presenting an opportunity to
the ciTcazsiaus and other mountain tribes TO Join
them
Rumors of negotiations are rife but nothing
definite.
No news of importance from tue Ealtic.
Weather there has been very bad
Orders have been given for the construction OF
the two additional lines Of railroad IN the allied
cam in the Crmea.
Sufficient indications of winter campaign
Fergus O Conner, once noted Chartist had died
in England
Mr.. Hincks of the Canadian Government is APP
pointed Governor of the Barbadoes
There has been more CarIist disturbances in
Snain though nothing very sar;ouc
The harvest throughout Austria is pronounced
a fair average.
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sToPM on LIKE MICHIGAN.

From the Chicago Tribune of the 18th we have
the following particulars of very destructive
storm on Lake Michigan. They viii be read with
deep interest
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- i Wo steam Jerry boats now ply between
hock Island Davenport every fifteen minutes.
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u ihe election Of delegate in Kansas take
place on The ETst MONDAY in October.
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u to-Es BAsUFoKB. the nominee for Governs
or. Is resident oi tals county. and too we'll known
e most Of oUTFead-rs 20 leqUire OF US any intro
cHc'loh- We have for The last three years been
n terms Of confidential Intercourse with him
ami We believe as thoroughly kucsv his real char
acter, and the motives which have prompted his
political actions, as any n5.gH living. and have no
Hesitation IN saying that he IS man who will do
honor 70 the position TO which be has been nom
mated, one whom 10 temptation VIII ever turn
aside from the path OF honor. and no inducement
lead 10 ueSisc, or beiFay TIE Interests OF tie peo>
p.e-GSLLosi Dca0crat
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THE RESCUE

The scene here was too exciting to be described.
All along the shore for mile the crowd pressed
hard to the waters edge; houses had their tops
specked with human beings the Michigan Cen
trai wa crowded Eager eyes watched the two
boats Now they seemed engulphed; but they
would rise again, and then make headway; the
CIV was at last, they have reached the yesse ell =
All was silence How the men on board the brig
1uscarora got into the lie boats, when,
not seen; but along the lines OF human beings tie
word passed. they SAFE the boats are return
ing ''-and soon we saw them 18th their headuay
for the river On, OF, they came. About half
past FIVE they were near BY. and soon after. came
into port Then shout after shout greeted these
gallant tars and they heard welcome which
brave men always receive for brave deeds which
no money can buy They Jumped ashore, as il
they bad dore an ordinary duty, and helped the
elcrca sufferers Of the Tuscarora, who were worn
10 lanl and Sung home IN Chicago God bless
these heroes. They merit our richest praise,
and should receive the warn.est cheer our city
can give.
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Wisconsin and Illinois Banks VS. Georgia Banks.

" Q -
We notice that the going out et the Atlanta, In
terror and other Georgia currency is already being
followed by increase OF Capital of our legiti>
| mate stock secured banks Tie Bank of Milxau-
kee has taken the lead in this respect will he
seen by the suhjoined notice.
BASK OF N1LwAuKEE-iScnE Sc OF CAPI>
| rAL.-Ne learn that the Directors OF the Bank OF
Milwaukee the cipiial Of which Is 100000,
intend to double their capital One half OF the in
| crease 100000 will be taken mp y the parties
| who alre dy engaged for it, and tor the ball
ance- an Opportunity is offered TO srch OF our
cii.z y ish invest in a sale and prosperous
bansng iststItuIion 70 lake stock 10 that amount
this bauS
Itsee-ls that the Marine Bank Of Chicago has
also increased its capital stock $500, roo.
We trust this is an omen that that Bank is
| about TO declare her independence Of Georgia cur
rency, and thar J. y. Scammon Esq, The Presi-
eat, is about TO crawl our from under George
Smiths harrow, where he has so long been, and
| has determined no longer 10 act as smith clerk
in receiving and paying on; the notes of the At
ANITA and Interior banks
1t Is unnecessary fol. US to warn our readers
against Georgia Bank notes. for thanks to the
course OF Washburn & Woodman ard n Cor
with & Co this Wild Cat currency has had no
circulation in the mining country of this State
and Illinois.
As the Milwaukee banks now refuse 10 receive
I, we congratulate the people n The rest of the
State that they too viii have the notes of our own
sound and safe banks instead Of the unsecured is
sues OF the Georgia Banks, which, for some time
past, have been all that they have seen which
looked like money
CIRcUIr CoURT.-The Iowa County Circuit
Court-ion. N NJ. CorHHES presiding, closed
It's Sept. term, with the exception of few cases
on the Chancery Docket, on Saturday P NJ
Ihrty-two cases were fully disposed of during
the week some of them eliciting much litigation
Judge CoTHREx discharged the important duties
deyo,ving upon him, with a promptness and de-
gree of sati faction to interested parties, truly
commena&ble. No cases were put over that could
| he tried at this term,-both civil and criminal
docket being as nearly cleared as circumstances
would admit
The most important criminal case that came
before the Court was that Of the State Us SQUInE
FAws, inflicted for horse stealing. The case was
ably managed by l. H. D. CR,yE Esq as Prose-
cutting Attorney, and Messrs Conn < MEssNonE
for the defence. The prisoner vas found gulsy
by the jury, and sentenced BY tie Court to two
years and six months hard labor Ia the Peniten
tiary, and two days at solitary confinement The
prisoner Is j young man and we trGst the appro-
pirate and impressive remarks of Judge Cothren.
in rlrouOuuciny the sentence If The l,v will lava q
lasting impression upon his mind
The officers started for Waupun with Flaws on
Tuesday.
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II In August last. SO vesSeld the Welland
Csual, Of which 2S3 were Canadian and 27S Ans
er:ean. Ills IS said to de the first time in the
history Of the Canal that il has passed more
British than american vessels
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

y Com Charles Stewart has been restored to
TIE command Of The Philadelphia Navy Yard, by
the PfesIeft
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II ] he sGrpius ftuds in The hands of the
Government at Tie present time Guaaats 50 abou,
iaItty one millions o. dollars.
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TIE WRECK.

The Brig lays helpless hulk ard we bope
vii weather the storm IS we write the wind
roars ana the rain beats bcaTely against our
windows There she rides in seeming safety
She IS owned by Davis & Sutton, Batlalo-her
hull in the E,aa-her cargo by the Chicago
mutual.
The Brig J r Gid NJ and several other ves>
sells camein safely last evening. Bark Nmslow
auchor of the North Per sud was Dong well at
lax. A schooner further cut seemed 70 b. riding
4Le storm safely
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Madison, August 3oth, 1855.

Logs Delayed--We learn that the lumber men
are having a hard times in getting their logs over
the bars at the mouth of Black River this side of
Onalaska- They have some twenty millions in
their boom. and ten millions outside rafted-
Some thirty hands and four or five yoke of oxen
are at work pulling the strings over the bars
II is slow, hard work, ard costs a great deal of
money About a foots raise of the Mississippi
would enable them 10 drive clear
Next year the Company propose to boom their
logs west Of the Island just above our village
which will obpiate all this difficulty Il was a
great oversight setting their booming lines with
III the Black River channel-La Crosse Dem
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1ge 20 @0oe0 G1Se o9Jq og0g.
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THE EouINocTIAL STORM At WATERFOWL
The Chronicle of Tuesday evening says:
The storm ragged with sach fury as to blow in
the windows of many houses and also blowing
over chimneys, and damaging buildings in course
of erection. One Of the chimneys on the north
side Of J. ". Coles fine block on Main st, was
blown over. The river had raised nearly equal
to the heighth it attained during the July flood,
and we fear that some bridges aud dams have
been carried away The stages started for
Oconomowoc this morning, but reaching tie
Ixonia mershes it was found that the road was
flooded over, and the planks all drfted off; and
they were obliged to turn about and come back
to the city. Consequently, we have no mails to-
day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

IL Inexperienced regular Equiaoxial storm
from the i7lh to the 2Ist. Since that time the
weather has been showrry
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LAND hARnANTs.-Mr John Thompson
quotes the value ot Land Warrants through his
b4HF Note I.eo0rfa' OF last week as follows
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Communicated.
For the Tribune.

Mn Enron The manuscript containing the
following curious account was lately picked up
between California and Green Bay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

u Judge Crawford has our thanks fora bask.
ct Of the finest Tomatoes we have seen the pres
ent season.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

~ NIalouey has jus received large supply
o. apples, Peaches &c Call ana Try them
They are not bad to take
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IL The Squatser Sorereiga, David Atkinson :
organ. is out in favor of dissolving the Union II
hopes that the last National Congress NAV meet
IN Washington on the first Monday of Decem Der.
next The Register says David T. Atkinson is
better man than those who desire to make
Kansas a free State
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

ADJOURNED SouooL MEETISG-TLe Annual
School Meeting for this District, was adjourned
ON Monday night, until Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock.
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Auction SALES --Fairehild & Stapleton have
a Gne lot Of Furniture which is to be sold al their
Auction Rooms on Saturday next. Bargains may
be expected. so be on hand