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NoTlcE TO Neutrality-suspicious.

Every ese ssi right Of peempon 20 any OF ihs
Qwnsps abVve enumea
4 afed establish satisfaction OF the
hand afce make thseoi
this notice. and beor the day
OF the public sale OF the sndr EN-
claim will be Qeed
mn - 'r''T''''77' H1''Tf s THOS, A HENDRICKS,
rlatls ylrsg iHomnis oF Me General Land Uihce.
April sIa 3sv ,oaup fntsi dSiatla ~ Doe Eio5q1
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4 Fo,I oyfnaer psr.,rsrsr,
IS rEg-o NJ. 9qs obf bhE9a ao N7E Jub- W, 1855.
RoPosALs r earfyinr Tho United fm oe
Ieber 1854 Ju"e 90 le5g, me follow ina route IN The
Florida VIII be received
Cpptncl tcs 81 The Once Department ~ The ey o
WSsn hgton nn Of the III sepembe 1885 70 be decided
rtE luu ahi a4UEaa nhDti1 go s"ai aus
6sS7 Fpu uasus by Plumbing sbosI Town, Ola Town.
Clay apdiua, Ntssns Que, aed Bemosassa, 70 Bay fon
=. and bacS twice month, IN steawboatF, IL IL -.
max eonnsrnn with ,he STEAMERS pyns be~eea New o
i Proposals once, week are also invited.
4,r "'.'' .'+ '- NOTE
Proposals uns guaranteed by responsible persons CERT
by 81 udfe cautt and
ctact sureessfu bidder, with surety
bsfore the LIT Of octoisI, 49, siigls aeyg ~ III.
No viii be made of not performed and fof zach Of such
Satisfactorily srpiaipsd ~ rtp
ihay be dch for ssva b,pd tim. o h'es
depending mRs, and sufficiently excused,
tnuh o. Tho compensation f the DIP subject t. fort inre
F'nrw be mposr unless e delnqu be promptly and
fccry explained usrlFepr ake the mail into
bnd rsrrslnv, aer tniard the r-h frr
hty the contractor concerned runrirg
Tire ro-naf General Annsf The CON
thct FOR rrpra'rd failure ayrrray 70 conai Tor dis
nbeyng the poet ONCE laws o. instructions o. the department
He ALSO order
BY allowing therefor Increase
hnpet Ne sso eurta or dsconnSr t sereice
10 Whole al raa drerrnsc o. pay allowing one
months he 81 sevice dsrenfed
aszrcknd Aysi-tans rhst
tor furhrr arcsas paRphIst advertisement lor
hpis Virginia, North Carolina Son CaIol Georgia. an
Florid,, dated January ~ lass = Urn ME- CAMPBELL,
Junf lJ-lswf~ ffns,ms-ifr SehharH
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Gv under ny hssdaM usenrm Washington ths twcnutr q
BY order OF me ffH fentsos - m.d7uT'pa ndol
helld TtItps. A. HENURICKs, snid1
Vi ccfnmistibnefv VI the General Lard Once. !
Jon" al-'awGws start a ,1a .S I2I;
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The Fffh Century before
EB Thnst; fusd.s fact, by j. Ta
boy Wheeler, v. r O. =. 2 vols g.
The nugnepn Etiies h,stoc.i uovel f5cens - 9t~ls
Mehnhcs' Tables, cnnatnins and orcufrrnees Of
II. tes and sides OF equal circumerences Of anpcd
hoop-, turne ~ hdirr ate sc, Ne by Charles Bss
Toe well, so
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Life skshe fr purty series Of nfertcan tales
4 .He Nv Mrs Joiia H. DpmoDl- ST. u, YJlt
40 Te ME and rg = ~ ser'-p CONSTITUTIONS by r. g.
ssssy II. ne s,s ,an. f,n or ~
lasl Z. @ Trench n. D. Is cen,s. ai.s"H ~ $50"
Just published. and for sale TAYLOR NAURy'sth
Junello -, V-.!Ys Rookstore near 9th st. i
.ia - t---s-+--z-
\, as4 LEVERS % Madame sevignc her Daughter
and Friends, edif6d w Mrs sarah D. Hale. vol 81 ~
Letters % Mary Wortley Moraru edited Mrs Sh
j. Hais. vol. 81 95. sstasaIF .r III tlE Estt '
Nav ", ..#.t.ts sf FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Sassae Han coless Of AeM jersey, rrsacs,on
Should auid acquaintance se forgot,
mi ! And nevcr bsougiriiD mis'Gq51 so
yeSzishYuld suld aequaip,snas be- ieIgui, 70

!, ;a,p And days ~ aud lang -yns;n ~, \, 49,. v,i
The members Of The senior class year ending June
the ni5f cjas of the ending In ,gGne rs52 e bo %
GLASS q Pc year snaag aud NE siss q TN
year ending in Jane, fo hereby pquesed assemble
angton, d. Co. by the hifd OF March ~ 1887 the atesi
10 brighten the links of the chain OF love aud endhn which
ud< To crcbsuxe onrd hef
hve4 gsetng anh npahy and " lamept the untms ale
some OF thrir most promising coinpeers. 70 '3e'
preisoas5 tsritng of te se appointed eanimitf~c "
held on The hr AasdsY ~ replenbeI A. d 6, l le pin
whichthose emrr Tie sovusi be edh
senien nyted aIlepd when the will D.
adopfed to secure as nn an attendance possible = t
In tbs tDo,e whom npticg addressed WIN
furnish The ofthe
rbcir respective Offices *1SA''eA.' 49,
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Hereby gwen mai ali reserved lands moi aiken Cor
hs giant and remaining 70 III United Spies oes g n. @
e hiabs Of thr BY e 0ctf Ftbrusy, 6s3
he Cairo and adhA branches tberto
market which subject entry q
of withdrawal will be sAlr Ordinary
price days herin menoned, 10 wit!
ecr s l2 4Bi l ~ - aouy aa1| boo jg1H0u -
0ehct a. Bl,e've, AIkapsas on Monday the 10th day Of Mo-
yembtf, le55. 49, -,,,... .-.....t :, n. -.
iee Lue Rock hsahsas Monday die ID day 81 NoySul
es stolena, Afkanss Monday the Inn da, Of sov.a
1856. ,.Fr..r =, al T4f E4. 4ggl
vrmbef, 1885. '.' ~ ~ wv $3.50 ~ =
Once fayetteville, hksngas Monday me VI day 81
p~g ln5hl flelttE
oee Champagnole, Arkansas, Monday The oh day of
Move sheT. 1885. -, . I. ~ <, .. . 4. 4. -, - -
November, 1867 = "hf"''i '' N'' 80 " -.'' .'' Tl
rs "SoTrcE 70 rrr EsPrIoN CLAIMANTS. co.. 2.
EVERY person en,ird night Of presumption any
above land g Be offered A. pubic sale, those Q be eored
register rrcevcr OF ne ropr ONCE
or whin the period prescribed BY oicrwh~
viii be forfeited. - "a tHi,S.lA HENDRICKS,
june # lawl3w tsmrsintel.l Commissioner
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Thsss steamer going and ssaEass
J. - ..PRORoshp DATES or aAiLINa--lsss. /. Ana
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public no otsce com
menclg odday twensh Sfectober
sa Of the public lands such odd nugbed SECTIONS
abovr Described
4 Jo~eph ralithd. the nhoung townships,
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Boy SHoT-We learn from Mr. Garrett,
Mail Agent on the Alton Road, that a very
serious ARRAY occurred at Paris, Ills, on Tues
day evening, in which a son of DR.. Ball. of
that place, was shot by schoolmate, son
of Hon. u. +. Linder. Some difficulty at
school was the cause of the unfortunate act.
Is1Te HdNte Jour. 18Th
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. May II.
Wheat, 81 25. Mess Pork sl6 Market dull. Ba.
con. shoulders IKE. Lard in Kegs 10hc. Dull Mar
kets generally unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS, May 10, P. M.
Sugar the stock is light and prices very full with
saleso about $50 hhdS.
Molasses; 300 bbls have been sold this morning
33LS936 re fermenng. and 3937xc for good to
prime reboiled. Choice is wor h 38c.
Tobacco; the sales comprise 100 hhds at - and ~ at
exc.
Flour; the only transactions of any consequence that
we hear o. are 800 bbls extra at 81 25@s7 so
Wheat; we notice sale of 40 sacks at 81 25
Bran; about 500 sacks have been disposed of t60c
loo b.
Pork; We have not heard of sale of any momentths
morning.
Bacon the sales include 90 casks ribbed sides at &c.
Lard nothing of any consequence Is reported thus
fer.
Coffee we have noticed sales of 100 bags Rio at 10
9l6c; go at10N@ l0s<e, and so at lie.
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

@HANKLIN & RELY beg leave &c call the attention of
- and their large and well
of spring and summer dry goods rec
during weeks comprising of the most desr-
ae be found in the city which they er at
sale and retail their customers aud the public generally
prompt time buyers Theirstock
part of the follOwng-Broad cloths. black and fancy
rweeds white BUD and Marailles
silk Vetngs CotOnades Crot9n cloths and plain and fan ey
Linen Drills rich Calic4es OF Phllp Alien SPragus bay
printed French Robes plain aud satin
striped Beregs coored Grape Mantz white CASH
mere. plain and fancy Gnghas rich printed organdes
Chal de Laines white Shawls black
and fancy shawl rich sa shawls and scarfs black
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama, Leghorn aud Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnes rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Fans boots and shoes Carpets floor
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
great variety Trimming small and fancy goods
| 10 sc myl SHANKLIN & RELY.
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IMPORTED CrGARs.-By advertisement it will
be seen that Mr.. s. Myers has just received at
his store on Sycamore street, large lot of i'm
ported Cigars, which are worth the attention
of dealers and those fond of the weed. He has
afforded us an opportunity of sampling them
and approaching the fact that excellent cigars
may be found in this new arrival.
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o. Copelands Exchange, Banking, and
Collecting Office, makes collections in tais city,
and all available points in the United States.
Loans money in all sums. Exchange, Land
Warrants, and Gold, bought and sold. On
First street, near Main
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or No gentleman is dressed unless he has
a well polished boot or shoe Keller, Farms
ley g. Co., have a superior article of backing,
which they sell at wholesale or retail. Call
at their drug store ON Main street.
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or The Greencastle Banner says it is no.
torious fact that Mr.. Hammond for a consid-
cradle portion of five years, has been resi-
dent of the State Of California, and exercised
all the rights of citizen, vOting at various
elections held in that State. Here's 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
<efFFA FFEs>
A S I A
NEw YoRK Nav Ia
New YORK, May 16.

New YORK, May 16.
The Asia has arrived.
Paris letters say that circumstances are
likely to arise which will prevent the allies
from quitting the principalities at the time
specified.
The Gar has ordered an immediate disban-
donment of $4,000 troops.
There are rumors of dreadful outbreaks and
massacres at Damascus and Aleppo.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.
The river fell 9 inches yesterday at this
city. A rise of 10 feet is reported from the
Upper Mississippi.
From California and Oregon.
New ORLEANS, May ID.
The steamer Empire City has arrived with
Havana dates to the 18th inst. San Francis
co dates to the 21st ult.
The Geo. Law was to bring forward nearly
two million in treasure.
The markets at San Francisco were quiet.
Flour was recovering gradually from previous
decline.
The news from California is unimportant.
The Oregon war still continued.
A body of regulars were defeated by the In
dams at Rogue River, with loss of twenty
eight killed. The Cascades were captured by
the Indians, burned and several persons mas
sacred. se
1t was reported that thousand Indians
were approaching Dallas from the North,
Several other fights had occurred, in which
the whites were generally victorious.
Advices from Washington Territory state
that the Indians were breaking in upon the
settlements everywhere.
Col Buchanan defeated the Indians at
Rogue River, and relieved the citizens in that
vicinity.
Central American papers are filed with the
official correspondence of the dignitaries of the
State, the commander of the st. Mary's and
others relative to the recent riot at Panama.
There is nothing new from Nicaragua.
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ENOLBCKN HERSHBERGER have removed their
" Mattresses building lately put up
by Mr. Hughes Water street. to Canal Bank.
where they will keep constantly hand at wholesale and
retail large Mattras5e of al sizes and Kinds
Wis Spring Cotton. Moss. Shuck Hair and Jenny Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes SEQ.
ALso-Ootton. Moss. Hair Shuck and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order aud to give satsae
tion. Those in want good article Will plesse$ive call
The attention Country Merchants is particularly invited
to stock Main next doorto Canal Bank Evansville
I Ind. mhls
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

FRIDAY. May Is.
CHICAGO, from Nashville to Pittsburg
KATE SARcHET from Wabash to Evansville.
HICKMAN. from Arkansas River to Cincinnati.
RETURN. from Wabash to Evansville. s.a ~
ECLIrsE. from Louisville to NV Orleans
D'A GIVEN. from Wabash to Evansville.
CUMBERLAND. from Cincinnati to Keokuk.
Gov. POWELL, from abash to Eva Isville
SOVEREIGN. from ST. Louis to Pittsburg.
ELLA. from Cincinnati to Nashville.
WHITE BLUFr. passed up.
FRED Lorenzo. from Pittsburg to Nashville. -.
EMMA. from Pittsburg to Missouri River.
RocHE>rER. from St. Louis to Pittsburg. 't
EMPIRE. from Louisville to New Orleans,
JACOB TRADER (new) from Wheeling to st. Paul.
LEBANON. from Pittsburg to St. Louis.
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JEWELRY! JEWELRY!!

TNH uudersgne would respectfully inform the citizens
of Evansville and vicinity. that he has just received
and is re- ceving large of Jewery of
ali kinds New York which he would ask the
DESTROYS purchasing His goods are all
styles and will be sold for cash at the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds Watches and pieces repaired in work.
reasonable charges and work
ed On A.. 6A M I N.
On First three below the Postece at the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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spRINC TRADE OPEN


TINE subscribers in receipt OF their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women 8
Misses Boys and Chidren's Boots Shoes CATERS
Baskins Slippers &c. which they call the attention
purchased early and selected
desirable stock offered In the Eastern
markets. HENDRlCkS McREA,
ah2I First Main.
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didn't like law suits, and would pay his fine
and leave. The Squire fined him fifty ce nts
and costs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOE Demiiohns l. IS, gallons; 10 boxes 40 gross
pipe heads bags CorKs; dog Dbl eoveIsj dos
shoves dox lemon sgueegers; dog
wooden barrels fol sale bS
l.. Il ID. HElMANN.
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RTe SToCK!!

- AS -
ENvERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tatily
e. ed It eminenty proper that this should be the aim
and have noticed that nearly all the we'll dressed
denizens Of city purchase their Clothing at
4. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store,
under the Pavilion Hotel of Water and Sycamore
Evsrythingn the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
he had ready made made order only the best
manner and style. hut at the very lowest prices,
general of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
bags and Vaise everything that gentleman
use you may find at the Western Star. ap3
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TORN BROOMS.-50 doz ass'd qualities Just reed fer
a. sale low by ap7 s. E. GILBERT & co.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WNHERE can the hungry people get
Wv The best Of Groceries. dry and wesi
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
AtZ H. COOK d SONS.
There's -four an sugar. soda soap,
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
For cash at 2. H. Cook SoN's.
There's Goldfish, coffee. starch and spice.
Hams. cheese and bu ter. very nice; 4F
All to be had at the lowest price. .ae
For cash at z II. Cook SoS's.
Corn meal molasses pork and salt. .2. ssit
And further lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault eee
For cash at z. III. COOK SONS.
In fact. believe this tale not
Ne man, EXCEPT stupid sot,
Can wan for oven or pot,
Or anv thing that MT be got
To nbble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at 2. Fl. COOK & Sons.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n RS M. DONALDSoN would respectfully inform the
~ ladies of Evansville and its vicinity that she has taken
ahouss door Mr.. Rubin Harris dwe the
ner of Second and Oak she has had long
enee in Dress making and Bleaching doing nds
of straw and Nsapotan aud she dsng
work neat and reasonable invite share the public
.tron I. I. mv2tf
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

xM have bought the stock the formerly
~ occupied by T. Bacon Main opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions thsr
in promising citizens Evansville vicinity
variety the articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined sxsron
give satisfaction in all hope to receive ahsrsl
Give 3 All Goods delivered
mills HERSHBERGHR 4 CARSON.
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NEW DRUGS,

FRESH AND FINE.
4 EICH VIERLlNG have just opened largo assortment
of Drugs Medicines which they invite the atten-
tom of Merchants and Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of kinds
oils Dyesufs, Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles. &C. &c.
ALso-al popular Patent Medicines All kinds OF Paints
ground Pure Wines and purposes
rrdar the Journal of mys-tf
d by nlyS J. W. & S. VICKERY.
ENRUETs, GEO half and quarter boxes Rasns
Y / bbI Prunes; boxes Currants; 2 boxes Citron;
Dried Apples and Peaches for sale by ,-,.,-,rx-
SAL SODA per Ben franklin fol sale by
y my3 S. E. GILBERT CO., syo near W alter
sALT-2Ooo bbs Kauawha the Railroad depot. canal
SS and the wharf forsale by 80 ,,osrpp e 20
ape GEO: FoSTEK q Ol-.
Garden sEEDs.-l0 boxes % papers. assorted war
VI ranted new. Tor sale by 5. E. GILBERT a W.
APPS syc. near " aSeE.
PRINCE d CO.'S WELODEONS,
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
-T7z--=-17lrT4s4teRt, May Esd. 1855
RI X n By means this SWELL solo passages nay
81 be played with the full power OF the instru-
ment while the is soft and subdued Here
after Melodeons made Prince Co.. Will be tar
nished with this attach without extra charge .
Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune y
ofrghs 9th but as they preer
70 feature in their instruments 1t only De OBJ
'e-r'1 : wv p. ooLBURN. Western Agent.
: myI 76s Wess Fourth street
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FINE WALL pAPERs-UPHOIsTEHY WORK.

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
eSCHMIDT STARK received at their estabizh
- ment First street. large assortment of Wsb Papers
from common qualities the finest gilded
thing of the beautiful description They
also keep sppertaning upholstery and
chairs Sofas &C., in superior STYLE Having enlarged
cur sore-room to accommodate neteased business
prepared receive customers, show them
large ock nd NV pricez an2Q-k
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NEW AND CFEAP GOODS!
M1KTNNEV q, NOORE

MChINN = 7 q COUh =.
R.. BARGs' BKTw MAIN LoBUsT.
a RE receiving opening desirable stock of
IA spring aud goods consisting in Of
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Challas
Bgs Robes Lawns, Brillisntes. Bonnets Grape silk
Neo potan) Ribbons Lace Edsines Gloves an
oseng great varitCloths Cassimeres Pant goods and
vesting rich profusion, & e.. &c. ap3
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IL ORTNSON q BROTHER.


SILKS, FANCY DRESS GOODS. LINENS. wHITEeooDa.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery
TRIMMINGS, BGNFETS, JHATTT1L19S. c..
No AS Main St. betw. Fifth and SIXTH Lou.. KY.
XNT0ULD call the attention Of buyers their complete
w stock Goods mhch is constan kly being Iepenhed
BY daily receipts Adams and Ameriesn Express Of ali
the and desirable styles of Dress Goods &c. imported
into the country Meaehants visiting the market always
rely finding stock compets throughout the
resdant buyer New York keeps continually
pld with every thing in demand. apl2-1mdAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

FENHE CYPREss PoND DRAINING COMPANY incorporated
the last Legislature of Kentucky about
ditchng be done through their lands
Union county for which thy will pay cash. soon as the
the rk dose each month the month the work
commence in June July and he finished in December
land will shown full particulars by
applying A l. Churchill. Henshaw. DR.. j. p Ames
Geo Payne living the land Clerk OF the
Bosrdin Morganfsld Ey. =
sp.i-2m dkR WILLS g. htHhte
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

ME0PKINS REEDha lust received fine took Of gen
tlemens such spring aud summer Cassimeres.
Linen Drings Ducks summer Vesngs. shirts
Gloves Hose. Linen han kerehiefs and
All of AIMED articles of beautiful
quality, viii be for cash. my2-2m