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Horrible Child Murder in Della
ware.

dOf11D1S C111o-10u1oe1 IN DeIa-
ware
The Dover Sentinel gives an account
of a most attrocious affair which hap
pened in that vicinity on Thursday, the
oath ult.:
"a man by the name of George Park
err, (coiored,) living just outside of Do
yer, went to Mr.. Slaughter's house early
yesterday morning, and knocked at the
door for admission. When Mr.. Slaugh-
ter came to the door, which he opened
cautiously, he found Parker standing
outside with a gun leveIed at him threat
ening to. shoot him. Slaughter imme-
diately closed the DIOR, when Parker
&ent to his own house, had some words
with the girl, who lived with his wife,
and shot her, injuring her severely
He then made off to Mr. Gibbs house,
the door of which he broke open, and
rushed upon Gibbs, who made his escape
out of a back door, not, however, before
the negro had discharged the gun at
him.
Gibbs made off to a neighbours
house, by the name of Moore, to give the
alarm, whom he found, when they imme-
diately went in search of more assis :
anee to enable them to secure Parker,
who, when he found that Gibbs had fed,
returned again to his own house, and
entering, seized upon the of his little
ones, and in a most cruel and barbarous
manner, cut its throat from ear to ear.
theu threw the tody away from him.
He then came outiuto the yard in search
of his wife, no doubt to murder her, who
had fed to a neighbours house with the
youngest child, but seeing his other
child, be sprang at it, and in an instant
he had this one in his grasp, cutting its
throat, also, and threw it up as high as
his strength would allow him, when it
came down upon the hard ground well
tering III its gore and blood.
This iend incarnate then sought his
wife about the premises, but not being
able to find her returned into the house,
which he set on fire, and left for Gibb.'
house, where he was when Gibbs, Moore
and others arrived to taxi him. Mr..
Cooper had previously been sent for,
and when lie arrived found the inhuman
monster in the hands of his captors, in
anything but an enviable position. The
prisoner had TO be held down on the
ground with a man on each arm, one on
his breast, and one on each foot. In
this situation Mr.. Cooper found him,
and placed m~aBaeles upon him, lied him
in a cart and brought him to Dover,
and lodged him in Jail for safe keeping.
He shot at his p~ursuers after holding
them at bay a lori time; and it was on
ly when his gun had been discharged,
that they dared approach the house to
take him. Several shots were fired ut
him, one or two taking effect, when a
simultaneous charge was made, aud af-
ter a sever struggle he was secured as
above described" M
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500 medals in the space of an hour, com
mencipg with the Duke of Cambridge,
Lords Cardigan and Lucan, Sir De La
cy Evans, and ending with the private
men. Great enthusiasm prevailed in
the evening. The Queen gave . grand
banquet in the Riding School Of. Buck
inRham Palace to . party of 45O, com.
prisiag all the non commissioned OH
GERS, soldiers, seamen and marines, who
had been decorated with medals. The
Queen and Prince Albert visited the
Riding School during the repast.
The bill to abolish church rates had
been carried to a I'd reading in the Com.
mons against the Government by % ma
jority. a'
Mr.. Roebuck had submitted a report
from his committee of enquiry.
A notice of enquiry had been given as
to whether Russia and the United States
enjoy any private privileges with Japan.
Lord Ellenboroughs motion of want
of confidence in Ministers came up in
the House of Lords on the 14th. His
Lordship opened the debate with q Bit
ter speech against Ministers and open
admission of the formidable power being
welded by public opinion and denuneia-
tiou of making appointments by favor
instead of merit.
Lord Panmure replied and moved the
previous question.
Lord Derby and others continued the
debate when on a division there were II
for the resolutions and ISI against them.
Administration Reform meetings had
been held at Norwich and other towns,
but the Mayors Of London and Liver
pool refused to accede to the negocia-
tions of citizens.
The KING of Sardinia is rumored to
be negotiating a marriage with Susan,
Victoria's eldest daughter.
FRANcE.-The Universal Exposition
was opened in Paris, May 18th. with
much form and ceremony, although the
arrangements were anything but com-
plete. The Emperor and Empress were
present, with all the great officers Of
State, and some 5000 persons.
Pionon, the would be assassin of the
Emperor, was executed at 5 O'Clock in
the morning, in the prison. He admit
ted his guilt, but refused to make any
developments, exclaiming "Vive la Re-
public" just as the knife fell. An ex-
traordinary story was rumored in che
Faubourg, viz: that the pretended at
tack on the Emperor was a sham-that
the real Pionon was a Police Agent, who
is sent out of the country and Ia figure
executed in his stead.
The Poles in Paris presented a con-
gratulatory address to the Emperor.
1t is said the Emperor is about to is
sue a manifesto to the army 10 the East,
stating the reasons of his not proceeding
to the seat of war.
Paris papers = tone of outspo-
ken policy to Austria
INDA.-A treaty had been signed by
the British and Mahomed, in which per-
petual peace was ~eovenanted for, and
the respective territories Of the parties
to be respected.
There are rumors Of hostile prepara-
tious at Ava against the British.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s.-Brcadstufs-
In consequence of favorable change in
weather, market quiet at last weeks
prices; western canal -four 40@42s;
Ohio 45@46 white wheat l2s@l3s cd;
white corn SOS 6d@5Is cd; yellow $3.50
sis; mixed 59s@50s cd.
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To all

The following decision of the Com
missioner of Pensions, will be read with
interest by parties interested.
Decision Of Hon. S. p. Waldo, Com
missioner Of Pensions:
l. Widows who have received forty
acres and who are applying for the add
tional 100, are not required to furnish
proof of their marriage and the death OF
their husbands when that evidence has
already been furnished, and is on file in
any of the departments, but they must
furnish proof of continued widowE ood.-
The number of the warrant pre- %viously
granted should be stated, but it is not
absolutely Indispensable.
2. The certificate of a Notary Public
with his official seal attached is sufficient,
if he has no, interest in the claim. Proof
must be furnished of the genuiness Of
his signature, and that his commission
has not expired.
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Priilion Io sell Land.
Joseph McCutchen, Admir- Of
Joseph Gray, deceased,

Joseph McCutchen, Admir- of
Joseph Gray, deceased,
VS.. In PROBATE
Margret Stewart, Christian COURT OF ASH
Gierhart, Sarah A Gierhart, Mi LAND Co, O.
chael Lutts, Jane Lutts, John
Lutts, John Gray, NJ. AIlis
Gray, and Angelina Gray.
4 HE above ma ned heirs and legal
representatives o fJoseph Gray, deceased,
are hereby notified that on the I'd day of May,
A D, 1855, said Administrators filed his petit
ton in the Probate Court of Ashland County,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain an order at the next term of said
Court, for the assignment of the dover of Mar
garet Stewart, the widow of the said Joseph
Gray, deceased, in and for the sale of The fol
lowing Real Estate, (of which the s~aidoJoseph
Gray died seized) or so much thereof, as may
be necessary to pay the debts of said decedenf,
to wit Lots No. eighty-three, (S3) thirty-two.
(32) thirty-one, (3l) forty-nine, (49) fifty, (50)
and a strip of land on the south-side of lot No
fifty (50) said strip of land being sixty feet
wide, north and south, and one hundred and
twenty feet long, east and west, all of the
above described promises, being situate in the
town of Savannah, County of Ashland and State
of Ohio. Also lot No. (6) in the town and
township of Troy, in said Ashland County.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Admir- Of Joseph Gray, dec.
NJ, O 1SSE ,E0 I-- H
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Horace Greely's Opinion of the
Position Of Louis Napoleon -

~
GREELEY, writing from Paris, says:
But will the Empire stand? 1
meet no one who believes il will survive
the present Emperor, but :geFy many
Who think twill laat 49, ongashe-de
While no n speaks Of his patriotism
or disinterestedness, even by way of Joke
there is q very general trust in his abili-
ty, and confidence in his indefatigable
energy. He il probably the most &C.
tive, untiring ruler now living, and in
this respect, at least, reminds the French
Of . Napoleon lie Grand He has, be-
sides, the updoubted courage, inscruta-
Bile purpose and ~unwavering faith in his
star which beft the heir Of the first
Bouaparte. He is moreover the only
focus around which all the anti-Repub-
lican forces and interests in France a
for the present be rallied. The priests
do not imagine him devout, nor sincere
ly attached to their forum 8, but they
say What matter, so leag as he does
our work p The L~egitimists and Or
~leanists, 1.-THE former comprising nearly
all That remains of the wool or land-own-
ing a~ristocracy, the latter including
many Vi Ihe ndSIet ~"
tractors, thrifty traders, stockholders
and lucky parvenues generality say:
This cannot last, but while it does last
it protects US from Jacobinism, from
Socialism, from turbulence, anarchy and
the guillotine SO let it last so long as it
will The more intelligent workmen.
the skillful artiicers, the thinkers, the
teachers, the observing, aspiring youth,
who are almost to a man Republicans,
say This evidently cannot last {: then
why plunge the nation into intestine
convulsion and bloodshed, when it is al
ready grooming under the load of a dis
tant, expensive and sanguinary foreign
war And thus the general conviction
that the empire is but a state of transit
tion serves to protect it from present
assault and immediate danger"
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AdministratOr's Notice.

THOSE interested will take notice, that the un
Il d~ersigned has been duly appointed Admins
traitor OF the Estate Of Isaiah KrOuse, late of Ash
lard County, deceased; those having claims against
said Estate, not heretofore presented, willdo SO
as said Estate has been declared in
solvent. w. B. ALLISON, Admir-.
April oath. 1855. 4w49.
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Administrator Notice..n

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed Administrator of Daniel G lost,
deceased late of Hanover township, Ashland Co.,
Ohio. All those indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and all having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them within one year from this date. :
May Q, 1855. 3wl JAMES HITE, AdM'r.
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NOTICE.
George Botdorf
In ASHLAND Con- PLEAS.

VS.. In ASHLAND Con-. PLEAS.
William F. Eagle &
Maria Eagle his wife, IN PARTITION.
Nelson Eagle ct. al.
AZ LILLIAN +. EAGLE, and Ma
w ria Eagle his wife, Nelson Eagle and
Eliza Eagle his wife, Mary NJ. Eagle, Rachael
Eagle, Amanda Eagle, Martha Eagle, Gideon
J, Ridge and Charlotte c.. Ridge, William F..
Hill and Sarah A. Hill, Artensha Eagle, Ma
tilda Eagle, and Mary Eagle, widow of John
B.. Eagle, deceased, will take notice that a pc
tition was filed against them on the 2Sth day
of May, A. D, 1855, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, by George
Botdorf, and is now pending, wherein the
said George Botdorf demands partition of the
following Real Estate, situate and being in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, to
wit Being the northeast quarter of section.
number thirty-two, (32) in township number
twenty-one, (2l) and of range number fifteen,
(I5l containing 160 acres of land, more or less,
and that at the next term of said Court appli-
cation will be made by the said George Bot
dorf for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. FULTON d McCOMBS,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
May %, 1855. n1-6w.
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NOtfcc.

A my instance an Attachment was issued on
n the 2Sth day of April, A. D.. 1855 ny A.. f
Shaw. a Justice Of the Peace of Clear Greek Town
ship, Ashland County against the property sud ef
feels OF Eli Bally a non resident OF said Curriy
for the sum OF 10. ROBeRF SHAW
May IL, 1855. 5vHl.
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NOTICE.

T S hereby given that oRNoR KIPLINGER has
l. left my bed and board without any just cause
or provocation, and that from and after this day
will not pay any debt contracted by her. The
public are therefore warned from harboring or
her on my account. l5a
DANIEL KIPLINGER. !
Jackson Up. Ashlsna Co. O, April q, SIS 4w4o
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NOTICE.
WAR IN AUSTRALIA AT LAST!

NJ GISH IL LER, who left Rowsburg
IN. about two years ago for Australia. and is
now a resident of Balaarat, Victoria, is extremely
anxious to hear from his Connections and friends
formerly of Rowsburg. Any persons who can give
any Information leading to the discovery of their
abouts can greatly obligs a friend by address,
ing N. Gishwiller, Melbourne. Australia. 2m49
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N OTICE

INHE undersigned received a Bale
Il of Muslin from the Railroad agent at
New London, sent by our team, directed to
GORTON d BUSH,
ASHLAND, ONO, .
By Spalding's Express.
There is no such persons living in Ashland,
that we are aware of. The owners, if they
see this notice, can have the Bale, by proving
property, and paying the expenses aceruing
it. s.sl -. II. DAVIS i SON
Ashland, May 16, 1855. n5ltf.
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Peter Buzzard,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrai
tor with the will annexed on the Estate of Pete
buzzsrd deceased. late the OF County OF Ashlanp
Ohio. JONATHAN BUzZARp.
May -, 1885,. swJ2
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AtIaeh men Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was- issued on
a the 24th day Of April 1855, By w. McCarty
q Justice OF the Peace OF Montgomery TIP, Ashland
County, agaihs st the property and efscts of Will
liam Hamilton a nonresident Of AshIaaA County.
for The sum or S50. 10. @IT"
HUGH HAMILTON,
may i, 1850 - ~ 3w52
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CHN MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
g HORACE WATERS,

No. 3 Broadway, NeVv-XorkS
Opposition to the Combination eas
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUGAD RATES
MISUNDERSTANDING the combination of
IN Music Dealers to keep up the prices Of
Metric Composers, and their refusal to extend
to Mr.. WATERS TIL c0lrtsSies oithe trade, h5
is making ihnenSe 7safes-having abpndant
evidence chat he has public countenance and
support in his opposition to the Great Monopo-
~, and in his efforts TO aid Native aleRt and
adopt tho National Currency. His stock Of
American and European Music is immeneet
and the catalogue of his own publications. ID
one of the largest and best selected in the
United States. He has alsa made 4 Great Re.
duction IN the Prices OF PianoA M~elodeons.
and Musical Instruments CT all Kinds. Su6f-
Tfor toned 81 Octave Pianhas fof @l76, $500,
and 1925, interior of as good quatity and Ia.
as trons and durable as those which
cost $500. Pianos of every variety Of ard
price. up to $1,000, comprising those ofTEN
different m manufactures among them the eetr
ebrated modern fmPrevsd Horace Waters, p
amos Of T. Gifbert & Co.'s. make {OwnersoftA6
Eolean Patentl. Seeond-H Hand Panel; rs
great bargains. Price from $40 TO 100. Me-
fodeons from Five different manufhc toEiesS IN
GLIDING the tceH knolrn s. D. H, w. Smith'1
Melodeons, tuned the equal tcmperament.-
The best make in. the United YSAtes. Prieea
$40, 500, 81, 800, SlT5, SIz5, 4f30. $50!
Smiths Double Bank Melode onsS 2O9 zRaeh
Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. tThe best
dfscount4to Clerqymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to-. Music sent to
all parts OF the county, post paid at the reduced
rates. General and Select Catalogues ano
Schedules of prices of Musical Ihstrumepfe
forwarded to any address free OF; chdtges
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PHIL socIETY..

THEl Ashland County. P6fE harmonic Society
{ eth } OF Tune next.
A gsseral attendance is requested. (.
W H. II. POTTER Secretary.
Ashland May 81, 1855 ~ -}-G Fta
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Will
~ liam Buchanan and Absolom Buchanan
who have been appointed Executors of the last
Will and testament of David Buchanan deceas-
ed, have taken out letters testamentary ; and
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
the said Estate, viii make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
Estate will present them duly authenticated
for payment within eighteen months.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN r
ABSoLOM BUCHANAN ~
May Is, a. D. 1855. 3w52
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SOMETHING NEW

TIL undersigned are now preparing a Map of
l. Ashland COunfy from entirely ofiginGl
surveys. This Map will show the Townsh ps, Seq
tions, Streams, Villages, Churches, Ownership OF
Land, Roads, and S wamps, &C. tsL W
This Map will be got UP in a beautiful aud sub
stantial manner. WILLIAMS DORR &CO-e
March 18TH. 1855. 3ni42
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i.SoIuti0

THE firm of Kellogg & Allison Is this. dsy dis
Il solved by mutual cosscHts The unnulsb1obu-
siness of the firm win he attended to by osboTn &
Allison. Thenotes aud accounts due he firm Will
be collected by VIM. B. Allison.
Ashland, May H.1eSA a SN11J
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10000 POUN DIS PULLED e4o
700

10000 DIS PULLED 80
q "ANF1DI
WE want Immediately al the Ashland Woolen
w Factory, 10, GOO pounds Pulled Wools which
we will rel Give in exchange for Clofhs, Cassi-
meres, Tweeds, Satinets. Rlannels, Blanketngs,
Yarn, &c. The durability. and beauty Of our
Cl oths, that We are now manufacturing. and the
GREAr IN e NE rs
we are now holding out To- wooI-Growers for the
manufacture oftheir Wool At komSinstead ofsend-
ing II abroad. makes It important for every Quo
who has WootIWhether pulled or heeee, TO call and
see Us at once ; for we can, in all sincerity, say 70
such. by getting your Wool Manufactured, OF By
exchanging it for Cloths. yeu WILL realize ,moref oF
for IL than IN any other way; and by thus eneourag
TOME
you will again reap the Observation-Disclosures
thousands OF dollars distributed annually In your
neighborhood for labor alone. s l.
1t is desirable that the pulled wool should be
brought in before the new clip comes OF as Ne
work il separate from other wool, and wish TO Work
il Immediately. Be careful to bring it in free from
straw or foul matter. We receive 1t washed or I'M
washed. As we have been mukfng extensive prep
~aretions for . EF IA - at
Much Incrcased q usInes6p
the coming season, we bespeak for ourselveaB
large share of the Wool grown in this and Gdioin-
ing Counties. P. RISER. Presiaene.
S. NJ. SMITH, Agent Ashland Manufacturing Co:
P. s. We also want 100 barrels of soft. spe
5000 pounds of hard soap.
Ashland. March z, 1855. 4Hf &
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d G.. TICKNOR, at the New
-. MANSFIELD Book SroRE, Sign of the
Hug. Book, has just received a large and new
stock of WALL PAPER, BLINDS, DC, which will
be sold to Merchants at Eastern prices. Or
ders promptly attended to. N. B-Samples
can be seen at T. G.. Bushnell's Store. on Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio.
Mansfield, May 10, 1855. n51tf.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
Profitable and Honorable Employ

--rse $50. MeAt:w gEs hEfH
THE subscriber is DESTROYS of having an
Agent in every county and town of the
Union. A capital Of from 5 tie $40 only viii
be required, and anything Iike,an efficient, en-
ergetic man can make from three to five dol
lars per day Eindeed- some ofthe Agents now
employed are realizing twIce that sum. Eve
ery information will be given by addressing
postage paid WIN
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, P. or
March 81, 1851. s8se sgt Iab- s3w43 z01
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Bridge Notice.

WE. the undersigned, will OFFER for sale on Fri
w day the 18th day Of June next. to the lowest
and best bidder. The building ofa bridge across 10.
ney Greek. in Green township, near the Township
House, on the road leading from Perrysville to
Wooster. Sale to take place betw cen the hours of
ten and four O'Clock OF said day.
ssSse 5SSssssGsrrl'} c.-~s..'..r,
May I6, ls55- fn5i4w.~
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@ Dissolution OF CoPartnexshIP.as
THE eopartnershIp heretofOfe known a. Eiehefs
J. Anderson & Co., is this day dissolvedb ytho
withdrawal of Daniel Fisher from the said hrm.-
The business will hereafter be conducted in all ttS
branches by William Fisher and james Anderaon'
IN the name and style OF
y. BAN persons knowing themselves ihdebt.
edto the old firm In any ways will please eslkAe3
settle their respective accounts on err before ist @
April. as then all unsettled accounts wtlfho plgce1
in the hands of q Justice for collection,
Canton, Feb. 23d, 1855. 1w43 ass F.4 a.
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Notice.

Tiny instance an attachment was issued by
~ w. B. McCarty, a Justice of the Peace, OF
Montgomery Township, Ashland County Ohio, on
the 10Th day sof March. A. D.. 1885. against the
moneys, and effects of Robert Reed. q
debtor of said Ashland County, fol-
the sum of seventy-hve dollars. 49,
]. s. FULTON.
May LIST, 4w49
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MAKING.

MRS. coRsToN woule respectfully snneupee
M to the citizens of Ashland that she has again
Commenced the business OF
Dress HTaIf1aS 1907
Thankful for the patronage she has heretofore 70.
cefved, she hopes to receive q liberal share hereaf-
ter. Residence in South ashland near the res
idence of Mr.. SmalIey.
Ashland, March Il, 1855. u -hzsggg 42u
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LAND WARRANT BLANKS
Fer sale cheap n this office.
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8g YtIfgrapg.
ARRfHAL OF TAE PACIFIC.
AUsFRIA STILL ON THE FENCEi

RESIGNATION OF GENERAL
CANROBERT.
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Markets Stationery.

= Interesting Proceedings tn English
Parliament.
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0eofBe
VS.. In ASH.
William F. Eagle &
Maria Eagle his wife, IN p
Nelson Eagle ct. al.
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Short we haven never presented to our fair friends a better asso1men of Dress Goods
NV descrdion.a nd W respectful request all to call INT xamine them.