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Kansas Dispatches.

NEW York Jan. Sc. Hogland, of
Kansas, has passed throught this city, en-
route for Washington, with dispatches
from Gov. Geary.
1t is understood that he is to represent
the views and wishes of Gov. Geary in
regard to sundry legislative measures Of
Importance to the welfare of the terrific,
ry.
Mr.. H. states that although tits not easy
to exaggerate outrages and disorders
which have prevailed in Kansas until
within a few months past, yet matters are
now assuming much more peaceful and
promising aspect.
The free State Legislature meets to-day
The other one meets next Monday.
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January 8, 1857. 42-4v
GREAT CURE OF DYSpEPSIA,

G. G. MERSH0N, Merchant, says:
SIMPsoNvILLE, Shelby county, Ky, March 30, 1855
"The German BitteE give general satisfaction
and herewith hand you certificate Of Mr. Mortor
Berkeley, respectable farmer Of thiscOuRty."
Simpsonville, KY, March 80, ls51--Dear Sir
would inform you that have been afflicted for sew
eralyears with Dyspepsia, iniavsrya form
for which ] used Sar4parilla and various othe
remedies, without obtaining an3 relief. From tht
various testimonials 10 favof 6f Hoodands German
Btters, was induced 10 try vthoa. and now ststs
with pleasure, thatthrodSA their Use Am enjoying
better health than ] have dons fbgryAis pat, and
eheerfully recommend the Bitterste al asted with
that terrible disease. Respectfully yours,
To DR.. G. NJ. jackson. MORTON BERKLEY
See advertisement. f1E@ lf
Jan. 8, 1857. 42-2w s.q
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The Ohio Legislature met on Monday
and after organizing, the Governors Mes
sage was read, Two of the members
have died since last session. The Mes.
sage is very lengthy, and represents the
State fna@,es to be in flourishing con
ditioa.
Mr.. Ford, President of the Senate, is
in Wisconsin, lying quite ILL., Mr. Tay'
lor, of Georgia took the Chair as pro tenn.
In the U. s Senate, House bill for the
settlement of the accounts of officers OF
the revolution, for the benefit of their
widows and orphans, was considered -
Mr. Stewart said that if the bill passed,
President Pierce would receive rs, $50
for the revolution services of his father,
Senator Sumner is not going to attend
Congress this session, owing to advice oI
his physician,
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A Powerful State.

The Cops who is SC
bold in his denGnciait - North
and talks about secessio9 NO. n
as Aippantly as if ho had the WHoIe
world at his command, is the fePtegaht-
alive ofjust II 2ll voters. Ohio east
this vote 35 times told; New York as
times told. And yet, although New
York could swallow up 80 just such
States, Florida has the same number o.
votes in the Senate as the Empire State
and talks as if she was ten times the i'm.
porlance. In the North Congression.
al district generally casts l5to 90 thou
sand votes, but Florida has Governor,
Two Senators in Congress, and a repre-
sentative in Congress on 1000 votes.
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Public Schools.

The New School House being now rca,
dy, the Schools will commence on Mon.
day next the i2th inst See notice of the
Directors in another column. The fol,
lowing Instructors have been employed,
with whose services there is every pros
poet Of having good schools;
Superintendent and Teacher in High
School. ], W, Longbon, Esq.
Teacher in Grammar School nv, w
A. Walden.
Teacher in Intermediate, Mrs L. +
lrd
-s'eachor in Secondary, Mrs. L. w
Hoffman.
Teacher in Primary, Miss Mary NJ Mil
leT.
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6.yA writer in the New York Journal
Of Commerce says that the following is "A
si@ete and eHecmai remedy tor curing
frosted feet, and one that will afford i'm
mediate relieE
Heat brick very hot, and hold the
foot over it as closely as it can be held
without burning, Cut an onion in two,
and dipping it repeatedly ia salt, rub it
all over the foot. The juice Of the onion
will be dried into the foot, and effect a
cure in very short time liihis is done
for few tunes, it is almost certain to
cure your feet entirely.
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OIL FROM CoAL,-A company of gentle
men from Maysville, KY, are erecting a
Factory on the Camel Coal Farm of COL.
A. Stockton, in Fayette county, Virginia,
to prodnce Oil from Coal. Recent expe-
riments show that one ton of Camel Coal
will produce 40 gallons of Oil at the cost
of 10 cents per gallon. Besides the Oil,
the Coal yields a valuable Wax, from
which Candles are made.
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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH The
New York JOURNAL OF CoMNEECE hopes
our Government will take a correspon-
ding interest with England in the further.
ance of this grand project. We quote:
We understand that it has been resolv-
ed 10 employ four steamers in laying it
down viz: Two 10 carry the wire,
which will be divided into equel portions
OF /, $50 miles (leaving something like
300 miles for divergence, inequalities
surface, &c ;, and two others as tenders,
so that in case either of the two first
mentioed should be disabled, or other
accident occur. immediate relief would
be at hand. The English Government
has promised Two steamers Tor this pur.
pose, and application will ke made 10
the Government ofthe United States for
two more, which will, of course be gran
ted.
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TERRIBLE DEATH--An inquest was
held Thursday, in the town Of Lyons, on
the body oi German named Frederick
Meyer, who was found frozen 10 death in
a swamp. lie was last seen on the 10Th
OF December, when he left the farm
where he lived to 60 to a neighboring
house, and is supposed he came to a
place in the swamp where the ice was
rotten, as it was raining at the time, and
breaking it, was unable TO exlTioate him
self, aud so pershed. When Iound, ii
was necessary TO chop the body out in
large block dice with axes, as the recent
cold had frozen 10 considerable depth.
His body from the waist downward was
below the surface Of the swamp, His
head was b5nl downward, and his hands
cA@psd as in the attitude Of PRAYER. lie
was young man, without family, and is
believed to have relatives in Ohio.
Chicago Press, Jan. |.
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THE AMERICAN TRACT Society. AT a
meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the American Tract Society held in New
York few days since, it appeared that
the receipts for eight months had been in
donations $85.23l and for publications
$l28, l76, making S2l3, ,407, exceeding
by a few dollars the corresponding months
of the previous year, The number of col
portaurs had somewhat increased, and by
ths-mcreasad expense of supporting them,
with other outlays, the total expenses had
exceeded the receipts by $1,000; in ad-
dition to which notes had been given,
chiefly for printing paper, to the amount
of $l8, $40, payable before April lst,
when the society's year ends. Applica-
tons and claims before the committee
show that from $4,000 to $50, 900 will
also be needed for foreign lands before
April lst.
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!gfeg N, G. n. oHros
TO tho headers of the ssstandard., :,

10 tho Hea0ers Oh the "SahuuTu'' ~
With this No of the standard" my
connection with T. r. Mathews in its pub
lication, ceases. Throughout the two
and-a-half years Of which | have been
associated in the publication ofthis paper,
1t has been my only aim to render it ac,
ceptable to the reader. My labors have
been great, and what has been the good
Y bad results thereof, the reader is left
q Judge for himself, The labor and toll
Involved in the publication Of Newspa'
per, are seldom appreciated by the gencr,
al reader, and his dependence upon &
community for subsistence, oft tinief
fall short, as his thin yiSage and scant
attire often indicate. But, 1t is enough
- cay, ! have ende9Vored, to do my duiy
and in knowing this | have no apologies
to make or thanks to give, as the laborcr is
worthy Of his hire.
T. r, Mathews, Esq, will continue tn {
publication of the Standard" to whom
we wish every success, and hope that he
and it, may in future, flourish like the
green bay tree"
J. NC LAIRD.
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J. NC LAIRD.

ETBy the above, it will be seon that
J. NC. Laird retiEes from his connection
with us in the publication of the Stand
ard, in which, he has been engaged for
the last two and.a.half years, and in
which, he has rendered efficient service
The publication of the Standard will be
continued by US, and in which, we pro-
pose to speak to our patrons more at
large on future occasion. Suffice for
the present. 4 II. MATHEWS.
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VT Chicago, with 10000 inhabitants
pays its Mayor salary of 81 200 year
Philadelphia, with 100000 people, pays
its Mayor sc, 900. New York. with $780,
600 people, pays its Mayor $4,000, Bos
ton, with 10000 people, pays its Mayor
$4,000, and Cincinnati, with 2l0,00C
people, pays its Mayor $4,000 year
The police of Chicago costs $87,248
a year, that of Philadelphia $545,
345, that of New York 1926, 500, that o.
Boston $l88, ,2S6, and that of Cincinnati,
$73, 1903 a year.
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Ohio LEGISLATURE

CoLUMBUs, Jan. 5.--At ten o'clock this
morning, the Senate was called to order
by Hon. Lester Taylor, president pro tenn
Ten Senators are absent.
After the usual notice to the House, the
Governors message was received and
read. 1t is elaborate and able, and
shows the financial condition of the
State to be excellent. 1t occupies thirty
pages of printed matter.
The Senate adjourned over till Wednes.
day morning, to wait the grand festival oI
the opening of the new State House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts,
OF VIRGINIA.

Messrs. WIN. S. BEERS Co. Richmond July 10
1855.
Gentlemen Considerations of duty to the afi
ictcd alone prompt me to send you this voluntary
testimonial to the great value of CARRIERS SPAN
lSll MIXTURE, for that almost incurable disease
Scrofula.
Without being disposed, or deemingi necessary
togo into the particulars of the caso can say thai
the astonishing results that have been produced by
that medicine, on member of my awn family, and
under my own observation and superintendance, af,
ter the skill Of the best physicians had been exhaus
ted, and all the usual remedies had failed, fully
justify me in recommending its use to oil who MAY
be suffering from that dreadful malady
do not mean tosay that it is adapted to all con.
stitutions, that it will afford the same relief il
all cases; for, of course can know nothing about
that-but from what have seen of the effects,
would not hesitate TO use it in any and every case
Scrofula, with persons for whom felt an interest
or over whom could exercise influence or control
Respectfully yours,
JN0. NJ, B0TTS.
January e 1877 40 -AU
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Spirit Of the Times.

We have received the first No. Of the
spirit of the Times" formerly publish
ed in Ironton, but now publishcdin Ports
mouth, by W. G. Hood. The "'Times"
makes very neat typographical appear
ance, being printed entire on new type
1t is Democratic out and out. Terms,
81, 50 in advance. so SEherwse.
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o. Above all things, my son, said
Chief Justice Cole, avoid litigation, es
pecially in small matters. Ifa man meets
you in the street, and claims the coat you
have upon your back, threatening to com.
mence a law suit for its recovery, strip il
of, and give it to him lest in defending
the coat you may lose your hat and bree
ches also.
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Beat this Who Can,

Mr.. II. G. Messenger, of this place,
owns a ycarling IIeilIer (Short Horned
Durham, weighing, between 100 and
1900 lbs. This heilIer is one of his own
raising. Mr.. NJ, is a young farmer, and
one of the best stock growers in this re.
gion, and did every farmer follow his ex-
ample, we would not be cursed by the
scalawag annimuIes thatare raised in our
county.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5, 1857.
FLoUR-$5 O5O5I5.
GRAIN-Corn at SOC. Oats 42c. Bar.
ley, good, at 81 500l55. Wheat S113.
PBov1sIoNs--Lard prime at II. Ba.
con Sides and Shoulders 7109l. Mess
Pork $l6 so, Hams to4@lo4,
SUGAR--lo80l1c,
MoLASSES-73cts.
CoFFEE-1l4@llfc.
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Illinois legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-The Illinois
Legislature met to-day.
The Democrats of the House forcibly ex-
PEELED Bridges, Republican, clerk Of the
last House, while calling the roll.
An organization was finally effected by
the election of Samuel Homes, Democrat,
Speaker and ChaS. Lille, Democrat,
Clerk.
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Natural.

LocoGoco editors are still pitching into
the preachers for having exercised the
rights of American citizens, and having
done so in harmony with the doctrines O
HIM, who spake as never man spake.'- =
Their spiritual ancestors having cried ou
in regard to the Saviour, away with him
let him be crucifed, it is but natural thai
their lineal descendants should abominate
the teachers of the doctrine Of q crucifed
Savior
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Use FOR MouNr VERNON writer in
the American Presbyterian, prop oses that
MQnnt Vernon be purchased by Congress,
and be used as the Westminster Abbey
of America He proposes that the
grounds be laid out as a National Gene
try, and the ashes of the distinguished
dead of the nation be buried, by order OF
Congress, as the highest homage that can
be paid to them, beside those Of George
Washington.
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The Probate Judges

O(lhis State are called to meet at Colum.
bus on the Cd Tuesday in January. The
object is to take into consideration the
many defects in the organization of the
Probate Court, and ask the Legislature to
remedY lhcm.
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Land Offices Omen.

The actiug Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land office, in answer 10 recent in.
quiries gave under date of the Sd ult, tie
following list of Land Offices open in the
North west.
Fort Dodge, Iowa. Chal6eld, Min Ter,
Usage; " Minneapolis, " "
Sioux City. " Winona, " g
Mineral Point, Wis. Red Wing" &
Meno'ha, Saltwater, " "
Stevens Point, I" SOuk Rapids"
ChlIicothe, Ohio. Indianapolis, Ind.
Springfield H.,
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lRoN--A quiet market for Scotch Pig
at S3O@3o, 90 ex ship, 6 mos English
Refined bars are firmly held at $65 -
Common bars are now heldat $57, which
is higher, In Russia and English sheet
there is nothing doing; prces are unchaug-
ed ~ Y. Tribune, Jan. Sd.
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Ey"The submarine cable, which is to
connect the American Continent with Eu-
rope, for telegraph purposes, is described
in the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer. as be-
ing Of the circumference OIL halfdime
1t is Of immense strength, and as flexible
as our ordinary rope
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The FestivaInt Columbus,

COLUMBUS, Jan. 5th.-The city is fast
filling up with members of the LegisIa.
ture, and strangers, come to attend the
grand festival tomorrow night. Severa
of the hotels are already filled to over.
flowing.
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Jackson Union Schools.

The Public Schools in the town of Jack
son, will be commenced in the New UN,
ION SCHOOL HOUSE, on Monday, the 18th
inst and will be organized and conduct,
ed on the Union plan, so favoraby known
throughout the the State.
The undersigned have secured the ser,
vices Of Superintendent and four Tea
chers, and the scholars will be divided
according to their attachments, into -four
grades, denominated as follows: High
School, ! Grammar School, Inter,
mediate schoo4 l Secondary and Prim,
ary School g
Scholars residing goutsido of tho town,
or those ovsl -I~rSa ay-ono years of age,
will be admitted, pr term of l2 weeks,
by paying to the Treasurer in adUaHce,
and producing his receipt therefor 10 the
Superintendent, to whom, all applications
must be made, the following tuition fees
to wit:
High School, s5 90
Grammar School, 4 90
Either of the other Schools, 3 90
II. G. lIoFFMF,
---~ II. w. WHITE,
j. W. LoNoBoN.
Board Of Education.
January 5 1857.
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FASHIONABLE A liule girl at school
read thus:
"The widow lived on a small limba1y
left her by a relative
"What did you call that wordl" asked
the teacher; "Ihe word is Legacy, not
limbaey,' a.... ..#..
"But. Miss Johnson" said the little
girl, "Pa says must say limb, not leg"
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Es-A lady in Oregon, in writing to a
friend in that city, says that the cattle in
~. region live to such great age, their
owners have to fasten long poles to their
horns, for The wrinkles 10 run om on!
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New York Market

New YoRK, Jan. 5, 1857.
FLOUR-$6 1906 33.
WHEAT-$l 1901 55.
CORN-75O75c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork $40 37@
Lard buoyant and sells al l2&. l2
WHISKEY--27.
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GrA mercantiIs Esuss ID St, Louis re-
Ceiyed, few days since, raagbzaa
Office, aletter enclosing one thonsaads
lars, with the femark, shat, ''that sum ts,
loDged to them" No date or signaturS
was given by which to identity the party.
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Ey~ Both of our Rolling Mills, and we
believe most Of the Founderies and Ma.
chine Shops Of the city, are closed for
want of coal and coke. Ports, Tribune
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NEW ADVDR7l
Patent Medicines OnV
Sale at the PrOprieftI

Jaynes' celebrated fNmi
Of his Alternative, IN yeJs5'
+. Ague Pills, Hair Dye, Toni
minative Balsam, Sanative
irritant Liniment.
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant, u
d Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral e. CatbartG
Bulls Sarsaparilla & King Of PT
Guysotts Yellow Dock and S3'E
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherf4l
RowandS Tonic Mixture, Renee
Bowels, Remedy for Sore EyevS
Ear Ache g. Deafness, Remedy lSl
Remedy for Complaints Of the ~
edy for Toothache & Compcup
Blackberry root. -,
Marchisps Uterine CatholiceSSe
Loudon & Co.'S Expec Dt, ha.Si
tive Pills. Alternative, Fever d
CarminatiVe Balsam. Remedy fot I
mifuge, Female Elixir, All.healiae q
& Cherokee Liniment. 81
Brant's Blood Purifier and PulmssS, n
Kirkland's Ague, Flux 4 Liver P.AsF<
Pennimore's Liniment & Cough mixui
Phillips Cough Syrup & Rheumatic /.
Railways Ready Relief, Ready Resoly d
ulators, Circassian Balm & mec,c.s.
Denig's Cough Balsam & W p%
Barrell's Indian Liniment {. <nAs II
McLane's Vermifuge 4 Liver Pill 4 y
Soule's Sovereign balm Pills e. B" rs
Helmbold's Extract Of Buchn, DysNS 8,
al d Sarsaparilla.
Sellers Vermifuge, Cough SyryNl
Pills. I,
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion. -SN
Roback'a Scandian Blood Pills " "a
fer. y
Hoohand's German Bitters. 1
GREEN'S 0xygenated Bitters.
Westbrook's Mustang Liniment.
Feller'S Eclectic Liniment.
Temples Nerve d Bone Liniment.
Merchants Gargling Oil.
Walkers Rheumatic Liniment.
Cotfeen's Chinese LlnIment.
Woods Canadian Liniment.
Badgers Pain Extractor.
Dalley's do
Davis Pain Killer.
souIe d Cos Egyptian salve.
Conklin's Salve
Merrills Black Salye.
Moorhead's Magnetic Plaster, -
Bakers Pain Panacea.
FahnestOck Vermifuge.
Rhodes Fever & Ague Cure. i d
Moxley 4 Barber's Ag,ie Kilie No.
Osgood's India Cholagog-~-s---s
ThOmpson's Fever and A suc IL -
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
DeGray ~ Co.'S Pills.
Brandreth's pills. ~
Lees Pills.
BeDnetts Plant & Root Pill .. ).
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic Pill
Houghtou's Pepsip.
Jacobs DiarrhGa Cordial. A.
Townsend's Sarsaparllla.
EdmistOns Lung Bu sa.h. q,
Kier's Rock Oil.
Robinson's Cough Candy, g. +,
JAMES II. G. MILLER
Cor. broadway and Pearl Streei
jackson, Jan <, 81. i....a
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EgThe Petersburg (Va,) Democrat
says: Large droves of negroes pass
through our city almost every afternoon
in the hands of spectators, on their route
southwark. where the prices now are We
ry high"
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Correspondent Of the indianapolis Sentinel,
Horrible Muraors
January 5 1857,


GALLON, o., Jan, ,
A horrible murdeS was committed at
Gallon on tho night Of the Cd, A gentle
n,an by the name of Gamhart had started
for party at the edge ofthe town, and in
about fifteen minutes after he was discov-
cred lying in the middle Of the wagon
track, dead, with two desperate pistol
wounds, either Of which would have PROV
ed mortal, in his head and breast,
Suspicion has been fixed upon one Starr,
who has been jealous of Gamhart, aud
who has threatened his life several times.
Starr has fled Five hundred dollars re.
ward is offered for his apprehension. Ii
is supposed that he will endeavor to make
his way to California, from which place
he has lately arrived.
Starr is about tNenty.thrce years Of
age five feet ten inches high, complexion,
light grey or blue eyes, very light yellow
hair, Thin on his head, very sandy beard
closely shaved; had scar on his cheek
boge. rather imperceptible; liad ona black
%cap with grey plush abs al aroa.
~, SEpck coat and, pants, dark push
- NAsack looae oSercoat, new style.
III eAss!imopious cepnien.
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Geographical Miles

GA correspondent Of the New York
Tribune states that the Secretary of each
State Agricultural Society will be supplied
from W ashington with a bushel Of Chinese
sugar-cane seed, for distribution among
the farmers who will fairly test it, and
produce seed for the future use Of the
State.
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People are all the summer learning to
leave door open, and all The winter
learning TO close H.
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A man being cOmmiserated' with, on
account of his wife running away, said.
'Don'tpily me lillshe comes back again.