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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-28
IL. Il. BARTl4EIT a co.,
TO the stock holders "a the h ok IA l
vi. Plen VI nj A Ekmscna.ne II. II. G o

the stock holders Ds The h eoauk
Mt. Pleasant a Ttuscat.ne X. IL. Co.
n Office is hereby gwen, that IN nceordanee with
l \ the conditions el the subscri ptiun for The lst
Division of snid read, the sixth instalment Of 81
percent. will be due and payable Feb. +th, lsa6 nj
The banking house II Charles Parsons Treasurer, he
oiSul,, or to the undersigned 'ienerar Agent
j. *. HORNIsH.
General Agent X. Nit. T. 4 NJ. X. h. Co.
Jan s. ls56.-~td d6w
fKsokuk Times ana Mt Pleasant Observer copy.
NOTICE
rTyQ The stockholders ol the heokuk Fort Des
/ Naines and Minnesota Railroad Company.
A cali vi ten per cent on the capital stock of the
company Is lae and made payable IT the Railroad
0a,ee ia keokuk, Ia wv. LEIGHTON, Treasurer, Oh
Friday, the first day Of February, 1856.
Ieokuk 18th Dee 1856 II. I. REID,
WV. LEiGnroS, Sec ". Fressdent.
dec 22 dSwIm
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OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Lager Beer.

Thousands of signs bearing this inscription,
are nailed up all over the Queen City, and in
most of the other large cities of our country.
This differs from the ordinary strong beer in
no essential particular Its name imports that
it is old, and this, we believe, constitutes its
highest Recommendation. So popular has this
beverage become, that immensely large brew
cries for its manufacture and vaults for its
storage, are being constructed in Cincinnati
and vicinity A casual observer can readily
distinguish the whisky from the "lager beer"
drlnker. The latter is not so bolsterous as
the former The beer drinkers become slug
gish and stupid, and boats up like slop-fed
hog. Some who were violently opposed to
whisky drinking, and have great horror of in
temperance, are brutalizing themselves by the
free use of "lager." Its influence upon the
body is more marked and deadly than that
of distilled liquors. The beer drinker is quite
sure that he is benefited, because he gains in
flesh and has a more healthy color! But he
is deceived. 1t is not healthy, solid flesh, but
a mere bloat. The digestion is impaired, the
liver rendered torpid, and the whole system
made ready prey to any disease that may
attack it. Bilious disorders will be greatly
multiplied and exaggerated. 1t is q we'll
known fact that bruise or a flesh wound
upon beer drinker, is almost incurable, and
even slight scratch upon the hand has often
been known to result in death. The rosy hue
upon the cheek, instead Of being an indica-
ton of health, is the very opposite. If men
will drink alcohol, it is the part of wisdom in
them to drink the real "naked truth''-oId-
fashioned whisky Scalpel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
The London Times says: "Over America a
cloud is hanging, and clashing interests and
clashing consciences threaten either civil war
or a dissolution of the Union. But our rela-
tions to the United States were seldom better
than they are now. A settlement ofthe ques-
tions at issue between US has just been con-
cluded-the slight brush between US is already
forgotten even now and as Mr.. Dallas has been
so abundant in his good wishes for his coun-
try, we will return the compliment in kind,
though we are sorry to be obliged to couple
with our good wishes the welfare of Mr.. Dali
las country These alarms of the old Lady
Britain are quite groundless. She will see
how speedily and quietly these clouds hang
ing over us, will be dissipated the morning
after the election, when clear horizon and
cerulean sky will usher the rising sun of a
new day of national prosperity and unity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

CkF Little Add. Sanders, the feeble echo Of
the louisville Journal has retired from the
Evansville Journal, and goes to iowa. where
he can preach Black RepublicanIsm to the
Nigger-worshippers.- Indiana Sentinel.
If Mr.. Sanders is the echo of our voice, then
the biggest Sag Nicht editor in Indiana hasn't
a voice SO loud and powerful as the echo of
ours.
Mr.. Sanders has performed his public duties
with fearlessness and ability. Wherever he
may go, the good will of thousands will go
with him. Lou. Jour.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. s. 1856

FERTILIZER FOR FLOWER PLANTs.-It has
been provided that, for the generality of flow
ers, and more especially geraniums and the
more delicate lilies, common glue, diluted with
sufficient portion of water, forms richer
manure than any other yet discovered. Plants
placed in sand on the woast soil, display much
beauty and vigor when watered with this COM
position.
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OF The London Times, in an article on
yankee Locomotion," says: Whenever you
see him the Yankee-he is going over the
ground as fast as he can. And whatever the
motive be, whether pleasure or profit it is the
same. In Europe, he is pale and breathless
sight-seer, always in rapid transition, as if
ghost were pursuing him, Unsuitable accumuIa
ting stages, as if his life depended on the sum
total at the end of the week. Immigrate, i'm
migrate is the world. Pacards, advertis-
ments, subscription lists invite the settler and
promise him lift. Free State settlers for
Kansas, slave State settlers for Kansas, here
are your tickets; apply at such an Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

0ET A second fish epidemic is raging in
Grand River, Michigan. During the past
week the shores have been literally strewed
with dead and dying fsh-some of them OF
almost fabulous size. A few months since
every living, creeping thing, by myriads, was
cast dead upon the banks of Grand River
Lizards of enormous size and disgusting ap-
pearance were piled in heaps where they were
thrown by the eddying current. Rats, snakes
and every species of Shiny, scaly monster
shared common fate.
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EFFECTS OF WORSHIP ON THE INsANE.-It
is stated on the authority of Miss Dix, the
philanthropist, that among the hundreds of
crazy people with whom her sacred missions,
have brought her into conpanionship, she has
not found one individual however, fierce and
turbulent, that could not be calmed by scrip
ture and prayer, uttered in low and gentle
tones. The power of religious sentiments
over these shattered souls seem miraculous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

Nor SAFE.-Some of the Republican papers
count DR.. Sage, State Senator from Ohio and
Switzerland counties, in the opposition to the
Administration. This we think an error. DIR.
Sage is clever gentleman, but being Fill
more man it is not safe to depend upon his
vote against Bright or Wright and Dick
Thompson in the struggle for q. S. Senator.
Madison Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

EFAccording to the report of the Commit
tee Of Emigration of New York city, immi-
grafton from Europe seems to be rapidly on
the increase; ia, 562 have already landed at
that port the present year, and they now ar
rived at the rate of 3 500 per week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

THANKsGIvING.-The Governors of the fol-
lowing States. have fixed the 2Gth of this
month as Thanksgiving Day: Missouri, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Con-
necticut; and it is probable that the same day
viii ba observed in every Statei
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-06

Cor TO THE BoTToM AT LAsT.-1O0OOO
good shares of the Vermont Central Railroad
were sold last week for 800, to Vermont
lawyer; ten shares being disposed of for one
cent,
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THE HAZARD POEnER COMPANY.
MANUrACEuRERs ANn DEALEns IL -


NNVERY of the above will be ftaad oil adapt
M ed to and of the quan
ties of Goods iust arrived ST che we'll known Stors
WA. LoeSyeEstsssI Sc Cos
Corner of Main aud Having assortment and
aseteeton Goods surprising in the variety styles coIors
and shades also in quantity quality
which e or other house ibted take parcu
lar invite friends and Evansville
and vicinity 70 give call. We invitation
partcuar to the fair assuring thea that every article
Rinable Under the Dry Goods. roideries
(Swiss French SCOTCH Fancy Goods Naaillas White
Goods of every des sriptan. Shawis Millinery
foods can be acen in he richest choice and most varied
sortmont We fully convinced that
most expectations satisfy respecting
good taste and low prices In Coting kind
please every demand for fashion color quality
and the in piece goods Come and Yourselves
mh31 WIN. IOEWFNTHAI.-& b
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FREsH AND FINE.
EfCH q VIERLING have epenedsa largo asort
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten
ton of Merchants Physicians. They Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes
Oils Dyestus, Spices Perfqmery Articles c.
ALso-al popular Patent Medicines. kinds Paints
ground in oil Pure Wines
Prescriptions carefully prepared No.
under the Journal Office. aG5s4ss i mv9-tf
1C@ss eco bushels pSims hits sale by
~ FsRS GEO. FQsFER @ 0oA
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LUMBER! LUMBER!i
EP. EE. EBETNNEEEE

WET0ULD respectfully the citizens Evans
W willie aud that he keeps
ly hand large and full of Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed and Undresed Flooring Dressed and Un
dressed Weatherboarding. etc. which be will sell
hear for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street near Eratz 4 Heiman s Foundry.
He has Vinccnnes. the Evansvs1l~ h
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and is prepared furnish
all in that with full variety cheap
sys-Rs TszsfaRess
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~nRnn.fa NE NAsHRnAnns.-

%TEW BOOKS s.--
/ q The Life and Adventures of peaE7o-th:
The Martins o Crs Martin D. Levers iust out
Abbotts Franeonia stories. coT1plste -t
Steel Enrgavings Fillmore BUCHANAN e5 trel7on%
~ Is oep each; .
L Buchanan snd Fremeat; u
FuaAresnd FreHae1t the eaFnpsgn irstrecsd
and for sale ~ sspl2 D0BELL & LISTER. 49,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4
H. a. WHEELER. A. L. RoBlRsoi
WHEELER Ill ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS At Law,
Successors to Lngle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency, Office Sd st
Opposite the Hew Court House BEilding, aear
Washiagton Hotel, EoansritEs, Ind.
N.B.--R Q. Wheeler Notary Public. mh21
JOHN HURLEY & Go.
~ R G E NT5,
augs NEW ORLEANS
ASA EGLEHART.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to Ingle, Wheeler gehart in Real Estate
VIII practice Law in the Circuit Courts of Vandesburgt
and the adjoining counties Office over the Canal Bank
Evansville, la. febl4-ly
NORRIS =. JOHNSON,
Firsts in buildings, nearly opposite the
NOTARY pJhEfo HENhH Ax5 81 sfton SSi OF PEACE,
Nj. CARMEL, ia
w Eastern Illinois all other sfnass appertaining
Refer to ". T. Page, Esq Cashier Bank
vile. Ind. ap2l-w
ISAAC HE1mANN. HEIAANE
T&D, HETMANN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
LIQUORS, q &C., MAIN STREET,
%nsDooRs ABOVE sECc D,EvAEsvILLE. IND.
ian31
1T. cox,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER n ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
ViReennes, Ind.
attention paid forwarding and Receiving.
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER t. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EuGnsuaLIe, Ind.
octl WIN. H. BoICoURT, Proprietor.
v. X. HENDRICKS. W. a. IA hEA.
HENDRICKS & McREA,
(Late V: W. Hendricks d Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK. FIRST STREET. NEAR MAIN
NO. ROGERS, II. R. INQUIRE. ]. s.RoaER
E&OGEEsS, inquire az co..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %, POYDRAS STREET,
New ORLEANS. LA.
LiberaIcash advances will be made on consgnments
nippedto care by
CHorEAu HARRISON & VALE, St. Louis s, Mo.
w Z. BROWNE & Co., Vincennes, la.
BENEDICT c WILLIAMS, GRANVILLE, III.
O'RILEY 81 Co., Evansville, la.
s. L. HovEY, do do.
PUsoUoHrT & BRos.. Mt vernon.Ia Ldee28-1y
oaN J. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN. il
CHANDLER dz HARLAN.
EOHNJ. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
associated together the practice
flaw and will attend all business confded them One
til always found at their onee Locusstree
Sherwood House to give counsel busi
Less Prompt attention viii be given to collections.
Evansville Nov. 3, 1S5f.-1y
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ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE.

ss-ao WISHING to retire from active busin my
F-sr farm, efer this place for sale. On tits
55fS 0siOus Tavern House. large three
Es5t4 Stone Warehouse also Frame Pork House
E with capacity slaughter from 400 500 hogs
day with good Stables all outbuildings Il
has landing Of good daFth of water and at all times
mud IL good Dry Goods end Grq
Trade and is ~dey known as Shipping noin second
to but towns Ohio Louisville Evans
VILE he the business ths
peratvey require other branches Of basinsso be
T0baeeo StemmeTy all
tally necessary supply the demands Of the public and
which If cns increase the general business of she
place ar0aziny large section Of the try from which
u h time been derived ffor roads)
point than other will IN short time
broght this place order has Issued
roads1 further
dress hoB4s1St dt a Hail
iy9-tis Rock Haven. KY. a
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z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, d PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WH0LEsAf.E DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET., FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

MAIN STREET., FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEl.
TT II. COOK beg THANK his friends in Evansville
EAe neighborhood for he avors freely besowe upon
him since he has bea business amongst them
this opportunity Of nrodaeiD to their notice his Mr
H. a. COOK, whom hrs taken int partnershp this
date and soliets fer 80 new firm T. II. Cook soN.
of the support literally erred himself
r. II. Son having taken business premises and
purchased the VII Ie the Of SIR NJ W Foster
confident that hsy will enabled supply
Evansville with article they require in the Gro
and Pro vision line L. H. C. wish especially
draw the attention of in the country having producs
kind dispose their increased facility
ing thar stock andsupptyiug them store with aI
articles required in the whoesae deparr prices
must ensure their erdersfor tie future. feb2-f
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RUSaNESS CHANGED
FEW DRVGSa

Tv0B 4CC0.-Five Lump cheap 70 cIoae consignment.
daeS GEO. FOSTER & co
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TzzAgEz4ER,s HOME,
Formerly EsEaEEss Ezesad Tavern.
the we'll known house,
and reftea rearashed throughout ia The hess %
yle The wilt be other, hn
in Evansville. Ilave good for Boarders sn0
we'll suppIied table market will ahord. and
tn the house is good p
will receive attention. e aa..Gss5
we'll taken Of apgli-tf 49,, rates - % as
ESHEES E.-l0boxes s,s,,sa tbejr ng AIier Il
ier..sot d. TTSSssttle
hsad sad sT< 80. E5, Cl Sos,s
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FDRsNTS,-25 cases styles fancy Print;
Il black and white do;
do solid black do;
Rec this day and for sale by JAMES Low CO..
mh!s-d&w 4lS Main street. Louisville KY.
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COMPREHENSIVE

wa have bourht ho taken the store formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon & Main street opposite
the Branch Banf and have made large ADDITIONS ther
stock with such arrangements for future supplies usee
as in promising the citizens Evansville and vicinity A.
great variety of the best articles Family Groceries any
h9nse in the city Being
give satisfaction in all cases hone liberal pst-
ronage Give trial All Goods delivered
mhls HFRsHBERGFR Il CARSON.
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KEEN N PRESTON
AVE ced their Fall Winter stocb
ofgoods embracing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We the trade the largest and best selected stock
haze styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
examining stock. it pleasure
selections of goods and whether he will leave
better and from the the beauty
the various styles and combinations rich colors
display of the best American manuaetories will make him
feel prouder of his country.
sep6 KEEN & PRESToNF
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CUNDRIEs.-5o bushels Potatoes 80 lbs Table Butter
- 100 doz Eggs. just received
myI7 CALDWELL & LANGLEY'S
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1eas J. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN JR.
CHANDLER Az HARLAN.
EOHNJ. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
~ together in the practice
all business conhded to them. One
or both may always be found at their oee
Sherwood House give counsel busi
nes Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Evansville, Nov. 9, I954.-1y
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I0EPazOVED POEz EABLE MILL.
T0R gindiag wheat and and all other
n requiring grind ng.
Genuine oIdAnchor Brand Boltng Cloths Betting
all widths.
Ouragent,J R. Monroe, is authorized sell the
articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight.
oalatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery. of Oak and
ie1setf lanes RRAnFoRn & CO nnninnati O
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
missouri Politics.

Yesterday (Monday) the State cleo
ton OF Missouri took place, and the returns
sherefro,n are looked for with much anx-
iety. We prophesy glorious victory for
the Democracy. Its State ticket, we be-
ieve, will be carried entire, while for
Congress and the Legislature large
gain may he with safety anticipated.
Craig will beat dirty Jimmy Moss in the
Fourth District, and in the Third Jas. S.
Green will carry the day with all ease.
In the Second, Col. Richmond will over
come his opponent, Thos. l.. Henderson,
who will be weighted down with the
Know Nothing load he has to carry.
THIS District has gone EYhig for the rea-
son that the Benton vote has always been
cast for their candidate, and that vote be-
ing principally confined to foreigners, the
Know Nothingism Of Anderson wi II pre-
ven, his getting it. which will prove his de-
feat. In the First, Fifth and Seventh Dis
tricis, Wings. IN all probability, will be
elected, though in the First it would not
surprise us If the notorious Abolltlonist,
Frank Blair. were to slip in. In the Sixth,
Phelps WILDE returned without doubt.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
Coming Along.

The following dispatch puts it beyond
dispute that Gen. Lane has entered the
Territory with his band of ragmuffins.
We shall see whether this marauding
gang of abolition traitors is dispersed
with the same promptness that armed bodies
of pro-savery men have been wherever
and whenever they have been found. II
Gov. Shannon does not disperse these
hireiings and incarcerate the ringleaders,
steps should be taken by the people them
selves to get rid of such common nuisan-
ces. The dispatch says:
SIpNEY, Iowa, July Is, 1856.
To Judge Young, Buchanan City:
Lanes company of five hundred men
are here armed 10 the teeth, on their way
to Kansas to whip the Border rufidns.
Look out. He will address our citizens
in Sidney this evening, for the purpose of
procuring recruits. Many citizens talk OF
mobbing him ROBERT H. CURE.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
Funds,

On the 4th OF February, 1856. there
was salute of one hundred and three
guns fred in Dearborn Park by Swift's
artillery. The occasion was the election
of Banks as Speaker of the House of
Representatives. The artillery were en-
ployed to fire the salute by several res
psctable Fusiorists in this city, who un-
dertook to see the>company paid. After
the salute had been fired, the artillery
asked for their pay, and all the funds that
abolition Chicago could raise was not
equal to one half the claim. The gentle
men who contracted, before the firing, to
pay the debt, after the firing, though
keenIy alive 10 the ''atrocity'' of violating
compacts. refused to pay the artillery
men brought suit and Obtained judgment
for the amount they claimed. That judg-
ment remained unsatisfied, until after the
Kansas aid funds had been collected in
this city. The defendant in the suit was
one of the most clamorous in urging
others to subscribe for "Freedom in Kan
sas;" and, shortly after. the judgment
against him for the powder wasted in hon.
OF of Banks election, was taken up. We
do not know. and therefore do not assert
that that judgment was paid out of the
Kansas funds, but the coincidence is re-
lnarkable. and TO apply the funds to that
purpose would, in our Judgment be inf
nitely more honorable and patriotic than
to waste them upon such men as the he
roes of Lexington.-Ch Chicago Times.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

MRs. SoUrHwoRrn's GREAT WORK
T. B. Peterson, l02 Chestnut street. Phil
adefphia. has in press, and will publish
on the 18th of the present month, the last
and crowning work of Mrs. E. d. E. N.
Southworth, entitled "Retribution: A Tale
of Passion All lovers of literature must
be familiar with the productions of this
chaste and interesting writer, hence it is
merely necessary to state--to insure gen.
eral rush for the work-that more than Of
binary care and study has been bestowed
upon lis pages by its author. 1t will be
published in one volume, neatly bound in
cloth, a, 81 25; or in two volumes, paper
cover, at 81; and will be sent TO any part
of the Union, free of postage, upon the
receipt OF the price of the work. Address
T. b Peterson, I02 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
Washburn's Circus.

This truly fine Company gave two en-
.sertainmen,s in our City on Thursday
hast, and were greeted here as every
where by crowds of our fun-loving citizens.
The performances of the arena passed off
TO the evident satisfaction of the mass
assembled. Much Of the performance
deserves more than a passing notice.
The La Trappeze by George Homan--
Posturing by Mons Qeveiloy, and the H.
ding by Mr.. Day surpassed anything Of
the kind we have ever Witnessed, while
the fine Bugle Band led by the Prince of
Of Buglers. Herr Freeman, enchanted
all with its melody, and gained the repu
ration of being the best Band that has
ever visited this part of the country. The
whole Company is composed Of gentlemen
ss rare takm we'll calculated to please
wherever they go We wish them sue
cess.