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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
lBy TclegrsrhI
.c;,l pirst,h 30 The n. Y. Tribuns.

Srecial Disrsfsh 10 The ~ l. irituhT.
PHnAprLrHra, Wednesday, June Isl p. d.
No prospect of a vote vet. The New York de'ega
ton trenbe under the terrible assaults from al quar-
,ers. The debate has proceeded this foreooon. Mr
Jennings of Illinois has made an effective speech
oes;pst the majority or Pro-Savery resolutions Mr.
Burve of Virginia, their author, has defended them
with some elaborateness.
Kenneth Rayner of North Carolina, in the course
Of Union-savipg speech, deprecaiing disorder ana
dissolution, submitted compromise proposition 70
take the place Of all other resolutions on the Slavery
oueston. It is TO the effect that the question of
Slavery does not come within the purview OF the
American orpanization-that the North and SCUM
should be left free to discuss t-and that Its reguia
ton should be left TO the local law
Eieht O'Cloek p. M-Ex-Gov. Johnston OF Penn
continued the debate in strong massive argument IN
favor of the minority resolution Mr.. Williams OF NY.
made poor one against it. Judge Cone of Georgia
will make the closing speech tonight and the voting
on the several resolutions proposed will commence at
10 O'Clock. Many Of the Northern and Western men,
bers have left The trainers Of the majority platform
can impose it on tho Order if they will and dare.
Ten O'Clock p. M-Stuart of Alabims threatens
terrible things unless this Convention reoukes ana
kicks out Massachusetts. Delaware protests against
the minority resolution by the majority of her delega-
ton. Rayner advocates again his compromise Judge
Cone il making his closing speech
7en-ard-o. Half O'Clock.-The question was taken
on substituting the minority forthe majority resolutions
and II WIGS lost, Yeas, ST. Nays %. So the Council
refused 10 adopt the restoration of the Missouri Com.
promise as its platform on the Slavery question.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE H. 1855.

and secondly. BY declaring TINT Congress has no rgh'
10 NEEDLE with It in the Territories 10 The Disrct
Of Columbia.
Mr.. Sammons ofNew-Yok hes just come out with
new proposition, which amounts 10 nothing more thsn
moral dissertation He frankly ad ns that there Is
dstrac ion in their councils and that they not 50
intensely national represented by Barker aud
Source lie admits that Massachusetts, had reason
T. con r,oiu Of the conduct Of the South toward her
GStinguished SOD, Webster
The Norlern men generally remain unshaken
They know the extent Of their responsibility.
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CAPTURE OF House THIEF.-Wm. Classy was
esusb In the house of Mr. Wia No. S Essex yesterday
afternoon which he had entered charged with false Keys
willie inmstes temporarily sesent He was deor
cred and conceal booty lie was sent 10
prison by Justice for hearing Gang OF young thieves
pfest nearly Of the City and are always on the
into door left sar whou, being at once dscos
cred aide open window resort to any other
e plIpderpg dwellings &c Inc ponce esono'
be too much the alert for such desp.radoes ea
T.xyS ~ .Sp DONE FoR-A resident of jersey
CRY named Reyuo had his pockets essed OF $ll5 cash on
Tusia, nisht y whom be fell In with In Broad
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|. An attach pP0n tpe $3.50, r--,1}3
Lever psssbe, Reninss fsfpsil, sesns =. e1vs
i.feE entered se.s the plans Of Naisbss.
The freedom OF the Dsvsbe senaisise NRss6
10 long SO those fortreses are not dspsar
tied. Whenever the Russian sway in the Crinsa
Is destroyed and sevastopol fairly investsdss Ne
rsrthern side, as well as on the southern H.
Turks under Omcr Pashe aud AZ, 900 Of u AZ
lies are to be transported TO the lower Dsfss"
for The investment Of the two Danubh ~
tresses ard, should matters take fssssstis
course, an expedition to Odessa or AnaPa nls~
likewise belong to the plan Of the Gang
the object Of which is to deprive Russia . -
strsrgholds ON the Black Sea, butin 40 ektse
pfocsed into The Inferior. ne sPsnHen-
xe,.h esnsi.us sIoss ~ sheFss = - esA''s
-. ...s. I1.4I.
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Anany Lan.bes n~4scs. -. WEEK ENDING JUNE IL.
Reported SpeeiaHyJor The N. Y. Tibune.

ALBANY, W ednesday, June 10, 1880.
There has been activity In the market the past week
ana be business done larger gate than Tor any
well his Considerable Lumber has been shipped TOR
PhiaSpha Baltimore and other southern ports being almost
The FIRST Of sv the opening Of navigation
sellers firm at present prices which
they consider be descended to this season
There b. buyers IN market anxious 10 ths
full prices; bur sellers insist upon nxi99 s
rfices her lumber delivered This looks a. dealers
were in when they the prices will be 40 lower
There certain contingencies pending whicn "a
material influence the market one way or
snoLer Shout there be anything Of drouh THIS season OF
should the dema nd IN the Wesn states commune 20
sf,rse rter hher does present to produce the
least secretly in market the prices Of lumber WIN 60 up
sriy The recent rains the country favor COCA
uppl, AZ prcs and manufac are avail ing %
ohe opportunities afforded them OF reaching the Win
much energy We hear Of large quantities no" anoaL
we have 10 market since ~" "ee -
Clear Lumber continues with upw ard tendency
The rtcepts BY the Canals during the hrs week IN june ~
''' 'I BsSd. and sosntIins Shingles Timber s'sss-
feet M. Cr
, u.s. .........isslsSss ass lis $50 issSss
m tots receip.s since the opening the Canas Up " so
includsr. the first week Ia June, were a. 10. o~s
: Bossds and ScantinsA shinnsa imoer
isSL..'......-s a &c; ~ 10 $50 s1libp
II vii he seen that Boards ard scsntirs iA sho. - ~
II 5co Ct feet thus far is and Slaves winch np y
CO Il tie fourth week Nay sLow.d an neressf 49,
short now over n. Shingles which ran veg u n,
yess show en- Increase this year 50 far equal 20
heuid le borne m mind that the receipts las year
iskf Our ouotstiou. remain unchanged.
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O n f. W T. T. X
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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HARD FIGHTING LOSS 5000 MEN.
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JUNE 10.

Receipts Of Producs- JUNE 10
~ Eova Beats s42btls Flou PFC si7 DO Wstss
- z1l q osf. 10 sd do Corn Rsrt Of teasys ~"
sclrdsi n this we've reported In yest<rdsys1-' .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-20
Notice in Partition.

4 Lien WILSON, versus, John Murnahan,
N Catharine Reed, Philip Reed, and William
Murnahan, Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murna
han, Tabatha Murnahan, Jackson Murnahan,
James Murnahan and David Murnahan, minor
heirs al law of Hiram Murnahan, decd, John
l.. Griffith, Guardian of the above named mi
nors, and Elizabeth Murnahan, widow Of Hiram
Murnahan, decd.
The above named defendants will take notice
that an amended petitionwas fled against them
on the 25th day Of October, A d 1855, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Lawrence, in the State OF Ohio, by
Allen Wilson, and is now pending. wherein the
said Allen Wilson demands partition Of the iol-
lowing real estate, situate in said County oil
Lawrence and State Of Ohio, to wit:
The east half OF the northwest quarter oI
section eighteen, township two, range sixteen,
containing sixty five acres, more or less, excep,
about two acres connected with the mill o
Robert Vincent. The southeast quarter Of thu
southwest quarter OF section seven, township
two, range sixteeh, containing thirty sever
acres, more or less. And the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section seven
tow nshp two, range sixteen, containing seven
ty. three acres, more OF less. And that at III
next term o. said Couit, application will b
made by the said Allen Wilson for an order ths
partition may be made Of said premises.
~ ALLEN WILSON,
BY RALPH LErrI, his Attorney.
November 6, iSS5--8w
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Attachment Notice

"lLTLAM H. AFFORD, Plaintiff. yersus
w John W. Sandford, Defendant. At The
Instance OF the plaintiff. on the 3lst day of
October, A d 1855, an order of attac chnent was
issued by William Layne, Justice of the
Peace for Perry township, Lawrence county,
Ohio, for the sum Of ten dollars debt, with in.
terest, and zen dollars probable costs. .ssainst
the goods, chattels, stocks or interest in stocks.
moneys and effects of John W Sand(ord, q nom
residen! Of the county aforesaid, and the sum
mons that issued the cause being returned "uot
found," and thereupon said cause was contin.
ed to the 10th day Of December, 1855,
WILLIAM II Afford, Plaintiff
by y 8 COLLIER. his Attorney.
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Attachment Notice

ames Langdon, ogainst Sylvester Christian.
81 AT the instance Of the plaintiG: on ''u". The
23d day Of octeber 1858. an order of attach.
ment was this day issued by John S Keeney. a
Justice OF the Peace Of Union township, Law. .
renee county, Ohio, for the sum of sixty dollars
and ten dollars probable costs Of suit, against
the goods, chatlels stocks or interest in stocks.
rights, credits, moneys and effects of the sa,d
sylvester Christian, Nonresident OF Lawrence
county, and the summons ssued at the com.
mencement Of said action being returned "not
iound,. SAID cause was continued 10 the Sth
day Of December, 1865. ''' y"
Nov f3, 1S55-3t~ Jas, LANGD0N pp~
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUILDER
AND ALL OTHERS IN.
TERESTED IN ....

SAW
We, the undersigned, having become sole
Ager.s of the right of RALSTON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory, viz: All that part Of Southern Ohio
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto, Jackson
Vinton, Gallia, and several other counties, the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caliior.
MIA, and all the Territories Of the United States
and the South half Of Illinois.
We have fully tested the practicability of
said Mill, and having done SO we confidently
claim for il the following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
LIST. Its cheapness and durability.
I'd. We can move the mill to timber, instead
of timber to mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections so that the timber can be
sawed of any length, without stump-shot as
the saw cuts both ways.
4th. The saw runs horzee4mly and begins
on the top Of the log, which prevents all SPRING
ing and is peculiarly adapted to the saving Of
Ship Plank, Floor Timbers, &C.
5ih. 1t can be attached 10 any Steam or Wa.
ter Power, and will not require more than half
of the power that is used in the ordinary Saw
Mills, and will do as good work and more Of it
than those with the vertical saw.
PR 0OF. -t
Two OF these mills are now in operation at
Wheeling, Va. one in Columbus, o., one at
Warren, Trumbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, as q
sample for inspection to all. The saw is driv-
en- by six-lorse engine, and placed upon 0
| frame that is also portable.
We are prepared to manufacture the above
described Portable Horizontal Saw Mills, with
or without Engines, at short notice, at reason
able prices-with Township Rights-put them
UP and give WARRANTED, IN any ot the
above described territory, or III any other por-
lion of the United States, not previously dis
posed Of.
This mill is portable, and capable Of trans
portation wherever there is navigation or roads.
Any information wanted, or orders sent by Mail
address the undersigned, 'Ironton, Ohio."-
They will promptly ship 10 order, Mills, to any
port or raj road depot in any Of the above ter
ritory. For further particulars refer to
! u. B. WHITE, Newton Falls, Trumbull CO
Ohio, or TO any lumber. man in use of the mill
JAMES CAMPBELL, }A.en,.
CHARLES A. HAlGHT. ! "s'"'''
Ironton, May goth, 1855.
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Attachment Notice.

A 7 my instance, a writ of attachment m.
n this day issued by S. M'Cown, a iusiics
Of the peace Of Rome township, Lawrence Co..
Ohio, against the monies, property, and fleets
OF Burwell NJ Comas and John Jones, non re-
sident debtors of said county, for the sum of
$50, 10 debt, and SO probable costs of suit
Dated November Z, 1855.
[no 4O-,,t"] JAMES HASKELL.
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WANTED F!

A Naotive, honest man in each section OF the
IA State, to take orders by 'SAMPLE" fol
VELPEAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. Asala-
ry of $500 per annum, and small commission
will be allowed. ''Salary payable monthly"
For particulars, address Dr.. N. VELPEAU, !,
422A Broadway, enclosing stamp to prepay an
swer. (nov 6-4t
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Which, The Right or Left.

A WORK OF thrilling interest which
"A would recommend to every reader, price
Si,25. J. r. GIVEN.
My Bondage and My Freedom, by frederick
Douglas. Price 81, ,25.
Cora and the Doctor. or Revelations OF q
Physicians Wife. Price 81 co.
Scenes in the Life OF q New York Surge on,
Price sI,25.
The Christian Life, Social and Individual,
by Peter BaxSe, M. A. Price S!,26.
Also, mNhy other new and stand,rd works,
Just received by J. COMBS Il CO.,
oot 10 Bank Block.
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Uothing!

j WM III ~ u. j I'd n u s .
Merchant Tailor, and Dealer in Ready
Made Clothing Of all descriptions.
Near DR.. J. p. Morris Drug Store.
N7OULD respectfully inform the citizen,
w OF ironton and vicinity, that he ha,
opened store in Jenkins Block, next dool
above the Drug Store o! DR.. J. r. Morris, fol
the manufacture and sale Of CLOTHING OIL
all descriptions, Mems and Boys. His stock
of BToadcloihs. Cassimeres, Casinets, and all
sorts OF heavy Cloths for winter wenr. is Of su
perior quality, and garments of all kinds will
be made to order on short notice. All orders
promptly attended to, and garI9epts warranted
10 I'll and made IN the best st rs. An expe-
rience Of many years in the business will in.
sure faithful execution OF all work entrusted
to his charge. JOHN Z. JONES.
lronton, Nov. @, lS55.y
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Barbering and Hair Dressing.

nANlEL DAVIS, sud door below the Iron Bank, and
u next door TO Combs L Co.'S Book Store, respect
iuiy announces 10 his customers aud friends that h
is prepared 10 wait QM oil who may favor him with
call Razors scissS3s, poe ket knives, aud 6ne edge
tools generally, wiIIbe put In order required III.
on the mosl reasonable iorms. Call aud sec him.
N. y. Shop closed OH the sabbath.
July t7th, 16J5.-al-y.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
:" E have in store al this time (witl
w large quantities of Goods yet to arrlve) th
Largest and Cheapest

Stock of DRY GOODS ever offered III the WesG
There has been some decline in the price Of Goods
within ~ weeks, which enables us TO buy large
q that we can sell much below the usual rates
We would call special attention 10 Moire Antiques,
Fancy Sks plain Black silks, French Merinos, Par
amclas, French printed all-woo Delanos; American,
EnGsh and French Prints, prices from 0t c. upwar9
and Trimmings ior Clos fs; shawjs, Brocha and Bay
State Sha wis, q. lower prices Qan ever before oered
Embroi deries and Aaces, Gi6sas and Hosiery, etc
We cordially invite to q free examina,io of ou,
stock which will be found greater In extent, and q
lower prices than any other house can offer.
WILLIAM LEE 4 co.
Cincinnati, nov 90
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-20

cO DOZEN Country Knit Socks, ut 81, Oper dozen,
W or rs cts per single pair; 35 dozen do. at 81
per doz ell N. DERBY Il CO.,
Corner of Second and Railroad Streets.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-20
Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.

Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas,
All orders sent US will be promptly attended
to, without any disappointment as TO quality
and price of goods, or the time of their delv
cry. Our old friends, and every bod else, are
respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock. NOV. 6, '55
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Naw Lard
More New Books.

MOTG NEW 0UUAS.
TIME Foo' prints of an ltinerant, by Rev.
NJ. P. Ga dis Of the Cincinnati Confer
ence. Price 81 90
Lives of the British Historians, by Eugene
Lawrence, 2vols., $3.50.
Iowa, as it is in 1855, I,OC
with map, $3.50
Queens Of Eng and Of the House Of Hano:
yer, by Dsran. S2,ot
Mexico and its Religion, by r A Wilson.
Price, .sl'o'
Amcrica-Political, Social, and Religious
by Shafe, Si'os
Old Homestead, Stephens, Sl,2a
Enchanted Beauty, by Elder, Sl,0C
NV Bondage and Freedom, Douglass, Sl,25
With many other Interesting works at
J. COMBS & Co.,
rnoy. 2Ol Bank Block, Second Street
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
TIME subscribers have received q large as
Il sortment Of
ELEGANT GOODS,
Selected with great care, from which they are
prepared to make GARMENTS TO ORDER,
in superior manner. They have also large
stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
made up in new styles and frcm new goods
With their increasing business and the deter.
mination 10 please. they can assure GOOD
BARGAINS TO all who may favor them with
their patronage. FERGUSON 4 ELSAS.
10. 4, Union Block, Ironton, a.
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Cosmopolitan Art Asso.
s0ciatiOn.

HVC10CAOus
SECO ND YEAR.
A RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual
II Collection of this new and popular In
slitution for the diffusion of Literature and Art,
have been made on q most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far
famed
"Genoa CruciGx,"
which originally cost Ten thousand Dollars.
In forming the collection, the diffusion Of
works of American Art, and the encouragement
of American genius have not been overlooked.
Commissions have been issued to many of the
most distinguished American Artists, who will
contribute some of their finest productiOns-
Among them are three marble bustS, executed
by the greatest living Sculptor, HIRAM Powers
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father of his Country,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe, and has
made careful and Judicious selections Of For
eign Works of Art, both in Bronze aud Marble,
DtatuaTy, anu CHOtCG
The whole forming large and valuable col.
lection of paintings and statuary TO be dislribu-
ted free among the members of the Association
for the Second Year.
Terms Of Membership.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes
Gny one a member of this Association, and en-
titles him 10 either one of the Magazines for
one year, and also ticket in the distribution o.
| the Slatuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists
Of the following monthly magazines: Harpers'
Putnams s, Knickerbocker, Blackwood's, House
hold Words, Grahams, and Godeys Ladys
Book.
Persons taking FIVE memberships are entitled
TO any five Of the Magazines for one year, and
to six tickets in the distribution. The net pro-
ceeds derived from the sale Of memberships are
devoted to the purchase Of works Of Art ior the
ensuing year.
The Advantages Secured
by becoming member Of this Association are,
tst Allpersons receive the full value oftheil
subscription at the start; in the shape Of ster-
ling magazine literature.
2d Each member is contributing towards
purchasing choice works of Art, which are to
| be distributed among themselves, and at the
same time encouraging the Artists Of the coun-
try, disbursing thousands Of dollars through its
agency.
Persons, in remitting funds, should remem-
Der to give their post Office address in full, sta
ting tho month they wish the Magazine to com.
mence, and have the letter registered at the
Post Office 10 prevent loss on its receipt, Q
certificate Of membership, together with the
Magazines desired, will be forwarded to any par
of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at bookstore!
will observe that by joining this Association
they receive the Magazine and free ticket all a
the same price they would pay for the Mega
zine alone
For Memberships, address
l. DERBY, Actuary G. A. A.
At either Of the principal Offices, Knickerbock
er Magazine Office, 348 Broadnay, New York
or Western Office, 166 Water Street, Sandusk!
Ohio. Subscriptions received by =
l J. COMBS, Honorary Secretary,
nov IL 6teow. Ironton, Ohio.
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QUKKNSWARE.

II HAVE on hand large lot Of the above,
which will sell low. Those in want oil
anything in this line will certainly do we'll "a
give me call. THOS. MURDOCH.
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DA0UERREAN GALLERY

vTyHE undersigned has fitted up the room re-
Gently occupied by MI. CaAxaLIs, and is
now prepared to take GOOD PICTURES, in
ali weather. Paintings, Daguerreotypes and
S,atuary accurately copied. Careful instruc.
ton given In the art. MRS. DAUPHlN.
pp Il
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NEW ARRIVAL (!

DOOPS AND SHOES
WHOLESALE AND RETAILi!!
HAVE Just received q large stock of Boots
il and Shoes. which will sell low by the sin.
gle pair or by the case. r. DREW.
oct 10
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YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD y!
TO- 900 Dollars Worth of

0VV1D HNU 6NVEb.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I! I!
II any there nrc that have not heard the news
Of the recent arrivals Of new Boots aud Shoes,
We wish such 10 turn their attention this way,
And hear on that subject what we have TO say.
AZ Tie Peoples Shoe Store on Lawrence street,
We have large stock OF Shoes, new md neat;
nd we think our knowledge is such Of tho tradc
That we can always procure the best that are made
For Ladies' aud Misses We have Boots, Shoes und
Gniicrs;
And Shoe. for the Boystwo that nightly cu capers.
We have 30 OTIS, Shoes Slippers and CATERS for Men
The dear little Cherubs we have shoes too for them
The foot we can fi, we think about right;
But to III the gourd too is another thing quite;
Yet come nlong all that are wishing " buy,
lf Harper ant sell he surelr will Try.
Now we do not intend t. make any blow.
But still continue TO sell our goods low;
The nimbe sixpence Is our motto. be TINT understood
For the SHILLING that comes slow we think is mix
good"
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WILL 5. ma y 70 msssur., Boo,s Or sAos., !.