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, Won, 1, the senate WAS five q, nine ont ~ soue thirty
. ~ 49, /. s s 49,,
~ sns ann Hau'e anu - -. 'e-' : $3.50 Ao'A $500
eleven nays TO SIXTY yeas Inc very Jew democrats III the
legislature voted generally against the resolutions and the
sa,a,a ,xbis ana The knov-nobiDgs seem IN have cone
IN pouy ioi u'e"'
Whereas the passage " INC pii o'Rahhg the Aefi'o
res OF Kansas ana anu fePshg mat portion %
the Missouri Compromise winch prohibited me existence o.
slavery whiH their ln's of tue purpose y permitting i
establishment upon 'hen soi' was s' 'ioaioh oi soo
faith, and inflicted gtiesous wrong upon ee LABOR ana He
principles throughout 'he .hiohi
Ifassea-yeas or nays 81
And whereas this ae' anu 'he spi'' W "heh was oo
sumnatea oemohsua'e Tue uss'nnAon u 'he SA'eno'a
ing interest 70 use 'ne power ~ ne ,'ue'" so'eihe
promote the naehhi'e eAehsoh anu permanent esA'nsn
ment OF slavery;
lFassed-oo 70 io'l
Ana where" congress, having no power OF ngh' 70 h'e
iere with slavery Us ~ may exist any o'aie expressly
commanded py ne veteran constitution 70 maze an hesaai
rules ana regulations CONCERNING n0 Aeories OF 'he on
ted states ihefeore'
rasseo 70 ~ -
hesossa, s .he assembly mat 'ne people ,ne
state Oh New ioh, iepessn'eu ~ senate a"u ASSEMBLY,
uenanu y :, s ~ - -, -. i, !; ,s,ns 49,
local law Of the statethus restoring by positive statute
the prohibition of slavery from the Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska
irasseu 90 70 ~ IL. - M, -. !,
s stas 81 New YORK represented IN senate and assembly
win not consent to the the Union of any State
that be formed out OF the Territories Of Kansas and
oraska uness 10 oonsun '"A' 'A' "
fpasssd- "a TOLL
Whereas the repeal the Missouri Compromise and the
reputation OF solemn legislative compact BY the savehod
ing interest,". 'or he % nas ie'a'eu ''e
nsa !; on the subject Of slavery outside Of
the federal constitution: Therefore, be it
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we understand that the editors of that very able and
hghly-mProved newspaper the Baltimore Republican in
tend sending an agent to Washington to solicit subscri
bers for their journal and feel grst6ed in being able
again to present II to the confidence Of the public
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We regret to learn from the New York papers that
Washington Irving was recently thrown from his horse
and seriously injured.
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"when person writes to another for information on
business postage stamp should be enclosed II il is inn
portant 70 receive reply" So writes Suggestive and
sensible correspondent Of the New York Commercial
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The last arrival from Vera Cruz furnishes Of the
New Orleans papers the opportunity Of announcing flor
the forieh mel the speedy downfall and flight Of Santa
Anna
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For tht Nchmond Enquirer.
FIVE QUESTIONS FOR soUTHERNERs TO ANSWER

FIVE QUESTIONS FOR soUTHERNERs TO ANSWER
Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic France sold to the
United States the territory of Louisiana
Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic Spain sold to
the United States the territory of Florida
Did Protes tantsm suffer when Catholic Mexico coded
to the United States the territory OF California
Would Professionalism suffer Catholic Spain sell
TO the United States the island Of Cuba 2
II Cuba, by revolution to gain its independence,
would not the pursued by the know-nohngs
deter from annexation to this country, when her re
gion made ground Of disqualification in the admins
tration Of the government CHESTERFIELD.
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vKrrRAs---David Newman, who died lately in Gran
vile county North Carolina cabin boy of Pso Jones
for Rogers Tunis actor in the scenes NJ
Tripo and at Sandy Pork corporal in the Philadelphia
regiment n
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First Assistant Postmast.r general
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The FaANnse pBrvmEGE--The following letter. adj
dressed to the postmaster Of Boston, appears in the Post
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therefore an involuntary trcspass If ship-ofwar Ia
thick weather the darkness Of the night lire upon and
sink vessel under the belief that she Is enemy
vessel this 10 trespassa wrong and aannot be
said to he act done under right accompanied BY
responsibility for damages So, civil officer land
process against individual and through mistake
arrest another, this arrest is wholly tortous No
would think of saying 1t done under any lawful
else Of authority subject only responsibility, that il
thing but trespass though lnintentional
trespass The municipal law does not undertake to lay
down beforehand any rule for the such
and little in the opinion of the government Of
the United States does the public law Of the world lay
down beforehand any rule for the of
inv ouniary respsses detentions and injuries
cept that in both classes OF law aud make
distinction between injuries committed through mistake
and injuries committed by design the former being ent
tied to fair and just compensation the latter demanding
exemplary damages, and sometimes personal punishment"
Nevertheless we have no idea that the difficulties
that exist are likely TO involve in with Spain.
War is unnecessary effect the result aim at and
only be the consequence OF gross Encouragement
part of insane folly the part Of Spain which
there is anticipate. The precise
quences Of Captain McCAuleys mission be
told bat that the hrmness which the emergency
requpes will be accompanied by the moderation
that is consistent with national honor. The Spanish
responsible for the conduct Of its agents
but IL should forgotten that General Concha
Pecssd Of having far exceeded his commission and Of hav
ing resored which viii be condemned At Mad
rid when proper representations concerning them shall
have been made The people Of the United States
peace and they win bold 10 those who shall
purposey sxaggsrse the prescut Cor the
purpose OF involving in Spain Is weak, and we
strong therefore afford he generous aud
long suffering The long chain OF which has
bsen offered BY Americans against the Cuban
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CO-PATsTNEIESTEIP.

TIME unde rsigned have this day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style aud firm OF GEO. FOSTER q Co
for the transaction of general Forwarding and Com
mission Basiness and have erected for that purpose
very largo and spacious Fre-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham Streets the Depot OF the Evansville and
Cr,wfordsylie Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments, either by
River, Railroads Canal Wagons, and will llforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale Of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
for the purchase Sugar and Molasses the
Coast ofthe hrm will be in the South during the
Winter
Theyhope by unrenitted attention to merit and share
the ublic natrounge NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
dae14 w. M. AIKMAN.
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FIILLs, AKO nArIC sTOMACEI
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HN order be able devote time more part
E larly 20 the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed Of part Of my nterestin the
cery house 60 Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will CO
n1e At the old stand the style of ORR. DALzELL
Co. men OF everything in the Grocery
line this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying fhe house fer the very
extendedo and respectfully ask
continue their fayors the hrm and would
slow vt all gentlemen, that they need
not ask credit at this house,
March /. 1855, SAMUEL ORR
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mas. nRAY a. PENNINGTON !,

n ESP .CTFULLY infor the citizens of Evansville and
IL is vi .nitv they have formed partnerssip in the
practiss of Medic,n' and surgery.
actively engaged IN the profession Tor quar-
ry aud become familiar with the diseases tnc-
d.ut ths their experenceand
cess will ent',le them share of public patronage
Their Firsr between Main aud Locust.
posc Oce where eithe both al them may be
consul ted unless absent on profess onal business
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sHGRWoOD House.

THE subsoEiher hastaSen the above house, and mas
entirely reGsed and reeurnishedi it, and is prepared
to entertain pzrons of thehose in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
rages to let.
The stabeis large clean and wellloeated, and good
in constantaterdanee ParticularattentQn
will be paid the OF horses eftwh him for keep
ng andin all respects the public Ia find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljys-nl ]. A. BYERS
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wuoLrsAIr rnALEhs sc h eaocraIHs aNp lIeUoRs.

WHOLESALE DuALEEs n GRocEMEs AND liquors. CORNER
sTs.. EvANsvILLE, IND.
TNNHE have this day formed for
the purpose of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liqaor
business Eavng business of Messrs Als
their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any city in the
West X. 3 TENNEf,
q n.
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DAVID o'NEIL,
MERCHAN T AfLOR,

NJ Il Il = II a N a 1 LVh N,
>, Second street, between Main and Locust.
EMAS received and opened fine assortment of Cloths
coors Cassimeres of fine quality and the
the richest yestings such plain aud ia
yeiyes silks with commoner goods for bust
A goods of the best quality and hasd-
varieties eSt to this city Ny old customers
cit generally invited to examine them.
An or with tsrase werkme to make up goods in
u. iA.e tssyles, aud warrsat It's II Gh cases sepl2t
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RENIOyAL.

rHN BACON & co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween and First next door to Hallock IL
stodards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
will pleased all their old customers and
makethe pleased
give call They would thanks for the
liberal given and hope receive contnuence Of
keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceries. jan16ty
RIRLl.Ss AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
TIERS. NfLLSs WINE BHETEsS.
preparations have been long favoraby known
III certain for Summer Com plants, and
vcnative and ague. aad similar diseases.
ifeSSi Il tNSS-tSN TENNEY soRENsoN
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sgTI NEW WASHIN GTUN HOTEL.
this House have removed from their
old stand Main their Hotel Just finish
opposite Court House where they
their old and all others who
to upon them much superior style than formerly
past patronage respectfully solicit
which shall all ndeavors
it, will be the best the market affords and
oharges moderate
Good Stabll Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom
eyIO-dEwtf FMLkER HEDDER[GH
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WHl. REILLY,

WHs. REILLY,
NNTUOIES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Nv PRoDUcE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET The N :
ud especially inform his friends and the public
Evansville am vicinity that having hased the interest
Senior in the late hrm ofJ W. Reilly he in
the Grocery Produce at the old
stand emhraccshs opportunity returning thanks for
and inendsto effort merit sontnu
anee Of the same. e2o-iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
NTOTICE is hereby syen the public, that the patent on
"a PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has been ex-
tended years from july 18TH 1855 All persons
found violating infringing the in max
AuDg vending win be proceeded against in aeeor-
dan6 with tbs laws in such made and provided
GEORGE PAGE, Patentee.e
The having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
porton OF the Territory and South would announce
that thew are prepared heretofore I'LL all orders iol
PAGES PoRTA CIRCULAR SAW bHLs-each OF our es-
for their respective Te ritory Any norma-
tion in regard Mills or Patent eheerful{y glyen
KINGSLAND & FERGUSON,
Phnnix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK. IL
of Clark Renfrew Co.'s Eagle Foundry,
oct3-2md&w St. Louis Mo.
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STORAGE WANTED.

VA prepared Fire Proof arehouse
Wv any quantity of Grain, Produce OF Merchandise, OK
tho nosr lib- raj tsrms.
avang large aud airy stairs particular care vii
be taken OF Housshod Farnttnre Agrcnturai
an eoodsor liable damage from damp
q,
Insuran effected Ere rroofrates by emen
crloEg-r when desired
arshouse located Locust street and W and L
ans convenient for shipping by River or Kali
road Apply noy1 -ObO fOSIEk w.
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TaaEOD0ssE FRAMES

CfN NCENN. .AIK Uk EsEN q EST AEEIbFtN4I<NT,
Corner and Canal opposite Henry Lutz Groce
Ty, Evansville Indiana. .sa 5.-.ft III
ENANCY Dyer RefnisheT of Dry Goods
formerly Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdale Z
New York Dye House,
Cleans Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes of Sill
and Grape and Cashmere Shawls euery dscrp
ton finishes equal to Dyes every kind ofsqs
cordnr to terms finishes them equalto He
moves spots from Silk Dresses dry hou
color stuff He also cleans and rnishe Cur
tans ia Woo1len. Toe de Tersse and Tulles.
cleans Carpets and finishes them equal to
fair rates oct19-1vd&w
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81 t'IyCINNATI Paper WAREHOUSES.

ot CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
e NFE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention of dealers to their large
varied stock of Papers Our with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled
keep hand all times large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and ruled Flat Cans Demys Mediums Roy ais and
Super Blank Book Papers Patne1
Il Smith, and other first class manu- facturers.
We fer the best Printers, Cards. and keep
hand all times complete stock of Printers Papers
every description. Lightbody's Book and News Inks;
McC,reary's Coiored Inks. Varnsh and Gold Size.
band in store large stock of the best Four
Book Paper and supply orders
any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on short notice.
We the highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste.
NIXON & GOODMAN
Wholesale PAPER Dealers. & Manufacturers' Agents.
sepII II and 70 Walnut st., Cincinnati.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS M. NHAGEEEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, Now York. ai
DEING long.established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully soliets consgn
ofa kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
lconsgnmens of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
]. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind.
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

EUDGING the crowd of customers that have been
81 visiting Embeh for the past two weeks we
that he (as the saying in
srcs paranes) had by the board and consequence
sacrifice but on further
ry happy readers thatsueh is
the He has hand full assortment OF spring
Goods, and is selling low rates
~ h store abI4
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DEs.. #. ID. rEGLLER,

saES. r ID. MELLEkse
OF PHILADELPHIA,
wNTHO graduated in Germany and France, give
ne the testimonials from Professor the United
offers citizens of Evansviii and
vicinity as Physician He will pay particular attention
FEMALE COMPLAINTS =
DIR MoelIer these icted with disease to
cali an see Anybody trouOied with ChroD diseases
srch as Inflammation the Kidney. Urethra nhammatory
Diseases Bladder and syphilis will be
in the shortest No charse for the first visit
ce corner Sycamore and Thirdsts Once hours from
u A. NJ till evening. .,-,.v,
Thos Mutter Prof. of Surgery
sam.i Jackson Prof of Theorv and Practice; a-.
o. d. Meigs. Prot. of Midwifery;
G. R. Gilman. Prof. of Midwifers;
Jos. NJ. Smith. Prof. of Theory and Practices
Ii. D. Bulky. M. d.
Mason F. Cogsweii NJ D. Prof. Materia Mediea. Albany
n Y 0Ss'"s-A' - - - IF
%sSY ~ arisi - SAMtL ORR.
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JACOB SCHkURER, MAIN ST., BET. IST AND2D.
TO- Schaeffer & Schroeder's old stasd-)
r RES ECTFUiIsY inform the citizens of Evansville
and ssrroHnd n country, that have taken the above
sta I'D dot rnined continue the same business and
will keep band the choicest Havana Cigars
and tho hes bra nds that Eastern cts af
ford; also Snsnd Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
tiles at the ca sh prices, at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinees me
that Gao give g-nera satisfaction, ard respectfully
solieit share of public patronage. ap1 If
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IRON RAILING.

THNHE has agency the sale Of
beautful pattern o RON RAILING with round
wrought figures put great variety
which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
'.Fa..
This railing Is cheaper substantial than other
Those wishing Railing enclose etefS
lots yards for piazzas etc. will do well to give me
eSll.
yasdsw ~ .O " = -, ~ ~. M. A. LAWRENCE.
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MOTIONS! NOTIONs!l

UNLOwER vases, tnermo travelling companions
best London ing eight ana ten key'd French
French dolls marbssi toys. tea
sets port naies combs Superior needles pins tooth
pfeks kay rings eils steel teoth brdshes
bends donoes chess men, staps toilet
.eap jumping and battle doors, together with great
v,r5styy or No ons for sale hy A. O. PUSHEE,
a'-.n1G under Odd Fellows Hall, First st.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
sIOR grinding wheat and and all other substances
a. requiring grind ng. t.-st
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
all widths
Our r. Monroe. is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices, including freight.
r. Monroes Family Grocery. of OAK an
Ieis1tf JAMES BRADFORD CO. Cincinnati o.
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HOT
DIS. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR

On First street, between Main and Sycamore.
fne of Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
Al ins eto which he is prepared TO make in the
ashOnable styles and short notice He will warrant
and hopes y long experience in the tusne to be
ble give general satisfaction He has also hand
Merinu k Undershrts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Collars. made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old
nd the pu blic generally to call. deci6-tI
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pLsrEn WARE

PLATED WARE.
NNT have EsE received. the Ganufactsssr an as
Wv sorsmont Of PLACED Ware. sueb as table Snd tea
forks butter knigss szt'a fine and beann! cas-
which will sei Eastern prices, and TeFfsnt
pia;ed genuine AlhaSa neary whtss 81
hard sud stronger than silver Gail and at
BTrTR0LFF g. sons Jsweiry' Ssnre
via a~ Hain 81. bot. lsl ~ d
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sO1yETHgNG FIsENTF,

SOMETHING FRESH.
WY received Express large and really
w beautiful of Ladies' Wear consisting in
bIk and cd Patent Tips and plain SILK and Lasting
Do do 10 Congress Caters;
Do Kid and Morocco Il and a do:
Do Buskins Slippers and Paris Ties b k Nhite and bronze
Misses and black Caters Kid Morocco, Lasting and
SILK; E.,
oEfIdreu's Shoes. OF all kinds;
Gents, Boots OF ''hos ''-hide, Kip and Calf. .-.,
Call and of the above while they are
fresh You saving yourse vas by purchas-
ipg ofrus besides which will take good care Of your
monev HEN DRICRS ,& McREA.
now -a--a srs Fosters Block. First street.
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as! CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE
BY RITTROLFF & SONS,
MArS srxEET nETwEKS rIRsT AND sEc0SD.


EVANSVILLE, IND.
wv have Just received large supply Of eight day and
wv thirty hour clocks. direct fro the manufacturer.
comprising every of wood and iron which we
wilei cash dealers low the articles can be
bought Western citios We shall al
good stock hand and think we can make 1t
dealers buy their cloeks Of us
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son. oet29-l ----l1--5J a-IA0MAs . GKANI.-
~ BROO1ES. ssf] s--isi1
10 DOZ. Brooms in store and for sale ty 4.I -. E5
nj sew II lgE[ z 1ssti tsORR. DALZEbLk L co.
Oats OATS.-1oo bushel extra oats. received per ha
v baat AZ oet1s COOKS Family Grocery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T.I rHh CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENTt tsXf AND iLLINUls.
HAs d SAUNDERS. Civil En- Igneer, having taken his
a. abode in thu Evansville would respectfully
of the southern portion of Indiana
Illinois, that he prepared furnish Plans
aad Esta of work of description
perauag his profession yiz Water Works Drainage OF
land Raways Turn pike. Plank other Roads, the Inn
prsvsmsn of Rivers for nayig stien PgrPo es. eto
- ability b. wilson Esq, Chief I'm
the New Albany and Salon Railroad Judge Hughes
BIoominston Ind George g. Dunn Bedford Ind, ii.
B. Wilson q ty Rngneer New Albany, Ind. and H. O.
Moore sa Chief Engineer the b. l. and O. Straight
Line Railr ad, be 9 applieation mh2o ~
CLoCAs. CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE,
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CO-PARTNERNHIP.

HAv this day assoested with me- in the Seed and Ag-
q ricultura Implement Business. Mr.. F. S-,CARSoN ans
viii continue business under the style OF Grant Osr-
sor oct2e-Iy rss-E-.l-E4 - THOMAS GRANT.