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SoIA EIHLN 9 NEW.
Ellis & Moore.


RE happy 10 inform heir old friends and he uBbI.
orally thar they have made large additions 10 fbei ~
rendering satisfaction to all who may favor I'm itb
II a our intention as heretofore. keep ourselves vel
sCppsd with every description Of EnRinea Bolsr-
NH Machinery, >hafng, &c Also, an Inds Of ,EoTk ~
-four Mills, Steamboats, Saw Mills, TO5acco Psetore-
oahAs and Jas done al the shortest notice All lowest esh
prices gI.IIs 4, NOOl
Nos q q Market south OF Broad Street Sashyis Tam.
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Motice.

THE insolvency Of the Of Merritt Porter having
been suggested to the Judge Of the County Court of
jackson County therefore notify all persons having
against said estate 10 file them Judge Of the CouDy
Court OF Jackson County Tenn, before The st das
OF March, Isj7 sDcGtd according Law for bro rata
distribution or they will beOr barred this Inc TN
Oh Nav. 1857. WATSON NJ COOKE
decsj-w3t prs fee % Adminstrator of aid estate.
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Land and Negroes for sale.

Thomas DoWdy ir., e. ais, Frances Dowdy, ct ais
Il viuO ofIn inArlocutory decree made at the Deeem
Der tern le13, OF the County Court Perry county
Tennessee, in this will sell to the highest bidtr
hs late residence Of Thomas Dowdy ssnor deceased on
Coon Creek IN said county, SAIURD ~ the dqv n
January next the several OF land Owned bv aid
Thomas Dowdy deceased, contain ng acres moe
20 De aVout l2o acres cleared and well
proved and is good stock farm; subject however, q The
Wid Jw's dover. '0
Also, negro woman and her three (bOy) children; the o.
man about % od, the children about and vears
old. Aloi which will be sold credit one aud two
years b and approved personal securty will lie rpo1ir
ell Of purchasers aud retained until toe purrhas
money is paid. his 5gh December 1857
I. W. EDWARDS.
SPECIAL Commissioner.
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STATE CoYsT1TUTIoNs.-In reviewing the course
pursued by the several States already in the Con-
federacy on their admission into the Union, 1t will
be found that eighteen out Of the thirty-ons have
Constitutions that were never submitted to the
people for ratification. The leading States of New
York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Georgia.
Mississippi, kentucky and the States nearest Kan
sas North and South Missouri Iowa, and Arkan-
sas-are all living under Constitutions absolutely
ordained by Conventions, and never submitted to
thepeople for ratification.
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THE
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
FOUND AT LAST!

FOX restores, permanently Gray Hair to It's original
colOr covers luauusrtiy the bad head; removes Ell
iandruu Itching and all oiua scaId head and ali erup
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Negroes to Hire for 1855.

LIKELY negro boy 70 years old lihely girls II
n Yeas old aud two negro We prefer hiring TO
persons living vicinity OF Edgehst Also, negro
that we Wllihre in TIE CITY.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
deeQS-iI0t 44L Cherry street
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY,

LhON FOUNDRY.
I'VE nave now sisrted new and extensive Poundr,
on me Od stand OF the late Nashville
company ana are prepared 10 execute heavy and Igh
WORK OF any deserpon the est notice Liant Cas
nRs 70 small smouns at moderate city prices heavy Cast
gs 70 Ase amounts furnished per ntract Cincinnati
prices Win aoditnrs OF freight We have Commenced
operations In our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, saWmis Fl0ums Of the most u5prov.a
patterns made 70 order JObbing repairing done o-5I
aey We ready 10 make contracts Tor Engines ana %
and snail farnsh plans 10 enable purchasers 10 put m 49,
eis With Little Manufacturers and FarneI. -
and profitable 10 rs, before going East or Wes f
Machinery -
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made 4, ,a, r,s
eesl MATERIAL piste win FirsfrOnis Grstes stsni
snd Valves warranted 70 stsnc pressure required r
Manufacturing or pOrpslliag puFpc ses- -
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SmithEork done In exrsIiart ss-,.
none but htrals Iron usedSaWmill gork Sternrs ncs
Pitmsn Irons, Saw erauks Bolts ana an kiud Y In3
INSIDE 70 order short notice. - -
Farmers wishing TO purchase good, eheaD Nsehrorv N,
do well N call al our orice address By bitter
u jACKER & co..
ClAieeThe msehine WORKS, Nashviie, Tenn..
uiy@S-u Late Nashville Man. Cos shcps.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DR.. LlyNGSTON'S Travel and Re-
Serches in South Africa.
just received by
W. T. Berry & Co..
Fine Books for the Holidays.
W. T. BERRY & COMPANY'S
NEW LIST OF
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Choices Editions Of The 5est
English and American Prose Writers and Poets,
In Calfand Morocco Bindings, viz:

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! WOrld-NOted Women; or, Types of
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Dy MarJ C0Sden Clarke, Author Of "a Complete COneor
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herOinss" "rhs Irsn Cousins" sc. Illustrated with
seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations designed b. Charles
S'An' VOL large svO. Plea type. Bound IN uOroe-
CO. 'afOus rich eOOrs, and the CHEST style mo
The Court of Napoleon; or. Society
under The First Empire. With Supe,b Portraits Of Il.
Beauties, Wits and Hsrones By g,nnE p 7oodr,,n
(Diek TInto) In Antique Morocco
- The first edition Of this attractive work ne, ,s
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Irving's Washington.
wAshnglons Earlier Years: being the srst volume az
Irving's Life Of Washington. With twsniy-One beaul.
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Life of Luther. Illustrated
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Voices of the Night. Illustrated.
Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie.
Hyperion; A Romance. Illustrated.
Gray's Elegy. Illustrated.
The Deserted Village. Illustrated.
Coleridge's Ancient Mariner Illustrated.
CamPbells Pleasures OF Hope. 1lustrat-
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The Waverley Gallery.
Heroiness of Shakespeare.
Gallery of Byron Beauties.
Goldsmith's Traveller. Illustrated.
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MOore's Irish Melodies. Illustrated.
Beauties of the Court of Charles II.
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DR.. Livingston's South Africa,
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POrrurther particulars Catalogue which nay 30
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ONE TRAIN EACH WAY.-There is now but one
train each way over the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad The train leaving this city starts at
o'clock and fifteen minutes ?. NJ. 1t connects with
the cars on the Manchester Railroad; also with the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad at Stevenson, and
with The lines East aud South OF Chattanooga.
This arrangements will continue until further notice
is giYen.-DaliY Net0s.
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PRICE OF ADMISSION.
IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE.

Keueheon Whitley 4 others }
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master
that Pleasant ChitWOOd aud WIFE aud William T. Whit.
ley, defendants In this cause, nonresident
OF the Tennessee that the ordinary process
this Court served upon them Il Is refOrs
ordered BY the CLERK d MAstsI and entered the
Rules, thai publication be made for fur weeks
In the Weekly Union ADD American newspaper pubhed
IN the city Of Nashville, commanding said Pleasant Chit
wood and wife, Mary ChIswOod and Wa3 7. Whitley, 10
appear at the said COud OF Chsneory
be held al the CouT H0use, Town Of lafay ete, Ma
con CouIty on the fret Monday February and
there 10 Plead answer demuT eompaIRBIs bill; and
10 deEu thereof tbs will takenlor c0nfs
Sc fer hearing ex PaTte, thai hem this 7th Deceber,
1857. John CLAIBORSR
Gee iS-W4t prs lee - CLERK @ Master.
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HaARSHAL NEY.

7 WILL Offer the celebrated Saddle stallion, -
MARSHAL MY, for sale to the ghest EssaTFs
BIDDER, twelve months credit, on Tuesdy the zgh ~
sale to take place a. Mr.. II. B. Hess Edgehed Who ma
sale Of Negroes and Stock, that day.
duc24 w A. IOHyCON
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Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co., No.. Nov 49, 1851
PROF. U. WOOD.-Dear Sir: Some time last sumner
We we're induced to OF your Hail Restorative and
s effects wonderful, fell il our duty 10 Won and
The afflicted, 10 repOrtiL
Our little sons head for time had been petectIy
covered with and called sCad head The ha
almest entirely came of IN Consequences, VIXEN friend
eeing MS suerngs advised your ResteraIve
dd so with little hope OF success, but our SURPRISE al
hat Of all our friends, very applications removed ne
sea entirely and new and uXuraut crop hair soo
OUT and We can now SAY that our boy has healthy
eaip and luxurilns crop hair as any other child
We can therefore, do herabv mend your Rssloa
i've, perfect remedy for al diseases the scalp aod hair
We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE ". hlGGINBOTHAM
SARAH A. BUCKINGHAM,
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Notice.

Nv hereby orwarn any person persons from trading
w Tor note for The Of three and nine dol
lars, dated September, 2.nd, 1871 made payable at The
Planters Bank, drawn by and favor of Fred Sloan as
We VIII not pay said note unless compel ed by lW.
dec 24-dlW C. &. HARDY d Co
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ULUhU . ". HIUU N bDIHAM,
Sarah A. BIGGINBOTHAn,


49, Gardiner, iIane, June %, 1855.
PROF o. J. WOOD-DearSI r: have used two bottles
Professor woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say
Is the greatest discovery Of Inc for restoring and chang
ing the Hair. Before ng man Of seve. " MY
har mas now attained t. original color. You can recon-.
mend il TO the world without fear my ease was
one Of the worst kind,
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La J. W. PENNINGTON, late Postmaster at Hem
Nlle' Lawrence county, in this State, has been ar
rested b.! Col MAETIN, Special Mail Agent Tor deFu
reduions on the mails, while he was acting as Posi-
master. The proof is very strong.
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mansions I'M rHE snpREME conRr.

FOURTH CIRouIT.
Ldw.-George Birdwel Vs. Sarah Hall.-0pinion
By Judge Mckinney. Judgment reversed ard re-
manded.
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Equity.-ehester Lusssell L. E. E. Tucker
ct als.-opinion; by Judge Gaurthers reversing de-
cree and remanding cause, SC.
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CHURCH OF The ADvEST.-Friday, December 9th,
being the festival Of the Nativity, there will be
Divine Service at the Odd Fellows Hail. On this day,
81 II o'clock. 4 N. ssatsfrss.
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PROF. o. J. WOOD & Co.-Gents: Witbin lew DAYS We
nsve received so many dcTs and calls rrof. O. J.
WOODS hair Restorative, that to-day compelled 10
send TO Boston fora quantity (the dozen arced ali
DO ns soldJ bile We mi hi order quantity from yuu-
every bottle have sold produced three or
Tour new customers, and the appreciation patronage
receives from the most substantial AID WOr citizens OF
our victnty iu5 convince that it is MOST VAL
UABLE PREPARA ZION.
Send US Is may be gross 81 size; and one
dozen 81 size aud believe yours very respee fuI
(Sigued) DANIEL LA iHROP q co.
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So HEM EnsG EDUCATE YOUR GILL.
DREN AT HOMEg
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

NASHVILLE,
A FFORDS facilities for impartlng thorough practical
- business education 10 young which not sur
passed BY hOsenf any similar Institution in the world
The course Of training Is nsRty practical and enables
me students TO directly rom the SchoO-room 10 the
Counting assume ct the responsible duties
Of the accountant.
housekeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
AIIthsetIc, anu PenmansbID,
are the branches taught
Zach Department under the superintendent Of gentle
meu whose alone adOrd is patrons The Righe
guaranty Of success.
For Circular and Catalogue avcuar sssres
tune - ''i'e '1NH'
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IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE, TENN

n
Iufuncfion PuISc
Michael Dufftr and Jacob Ubls }
Happening % the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master from
the statement ia COmplanants Bill in The above cause
Ut being sworn to- thar defendant jacob Uhs is non resi-
dent Of the State OF Tennessee, ordinary process
81 Law car not be sevTed upon him And on motion of
Complanant Council u is ordered by the Clerk d Masar
and 50 entered rules 10 Masters Office II being
the hTst Monday In Dec Is7 that publication be made
10 the Union ana American newspaper published Mach
vile, Tenn, for four weeks in succession commanding said
Vhls 10 appear at the Court House in the
on the ns onday 10 February 1885, and Plead answer or
demur to compliments bill, Judgment will be taken for
confessed as TO him and the hearing pare
This 7th day Of December, 1857.
JOHN CLAIBORE,
dee25-w4t prs fee 50 Clerk & Master
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Yours, Respect funY

DANIEL N. MURPHY.
o. J. WOOD & Co, Proprletors 3I2 Broadway, New
new, tin the great Y. Wire railing Establishments snd
ia Markets., ST. Louis, No. And sold by all good Drug
gf 30 w3mius
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FOR REN
So PREsEIiYAIIIt.

Two comfortable Brick Family Residences (new) in
west Nashville each containing rooms with eisIeru
ltached. Apply To
dec a1-dIf J. ". F. MANNING.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE closed up my sase on Market street, act FOR ne
purpose OF going 70 Texas attend 70 NJ new SIs
bic, corner OF Church and Front Streets where haze r.
moved our stock and viii be pleased psron-
age o. ny Old customers and The riding public Enersy.
iuyi G. ". sUMNaR
P ST. wish 10 hire good Carriages driver. For eo,4
one, g0oa pike via Be advanced monthly, for tso
yeas. 6.W,6
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Among the rising in our community, we
know OF no one more prominent than our young
friend II. S. BRADFoRD, Of Haywood county Al
though this is his rst entry into any legislative body
or deliberative hall, be has already made his mark
as a man of character. He has shown himself equal
TO every emergency. On the bank and currency
question especially, be challenges our admiration,
and we k1oE we do not 60 far OF the mark, when we
say that his position the position Of the entire
honest, labOring, working community. We have
cOnversed with men of the country, aud we know
their sentiments They are in unison with those
advanced by our young friend BRADFoRD, in his
speech on the bank question. He has struck the
popular heart the popular heart has struck him,
We do not know which, but we very wei know, that
with such men to represent us, shall not long be
afflicted with spurious bank currency. He Is night
IN the course he has heWn out for himself to pursue
and we call upon the people to sustain him.
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IMPORTANT DECISION CONCERNING Discounted
DRAFTS PAYABLE ELsEwHERE.-The Buffalo Express
of the 9Th states that in q number of cases lately
tried in the Supreme Court in that city the question
was raised, whether paper payable below, as it is
called, (that is in New York. and discounted here,
is usurious or not that the court held in the arma
tive, and so instructed the jury. who rendered
verdict accordingly. In other words, it was held
that loan of money to be repaid at place other
than the place of the loan where the parties resided
and did business, the money being worth more at the
place of payment than at the place Of loan, was
usurious and void. The principle on which the
decision turned is not established in this State and
we presume that the case will not settle any principle
until PASSED upon by the Court of Appeals"
1t is prevalent opinion among New York bank
officers that the decision of the Court at Buffalo will
be sustained The custom of discounting paper,
under circumstances referred to in the above case,
is not confined, we apprehend, to any locality.
TIE CURSE OF KAxsAs.-The curse of Kansas,
says the Philadelphia Argus, has been the land
spectators The strife has been from the first,
between the sruffans" from Massachusetts, and
Missouri as to who should possess the most fertile,
lands. The pretended issue of slavery or no sla-
very has been outwardly assumed to be the real
issue-it may have had something to do with their
noisy controversy, but there has been something
behind all this Unfortunately, the refuse Of So
cieiy, the scum of humanity, bold, depraved,
uuprincipled men, have banded together there to
promote the most selfish ends by the most unscru-
pulous means. The Pittsburg Union very properly
says:
1.-The curse Of this whole Kansas matter has been,
that through the agency of politicians outside Of
the Territory who had desire in the premises but
to further their selfish ends spirit of hostility
between the different sections Of the people has been
engendered, the most opposite from the true feel
ing which should have actusted them as good citl-
zens. determination to obtain advantages over
the other has marked the efforts of each section of
the citizens and this would seem to have been their
only aim, rather than the more honorable and du-
tfu one Of seeking the good of the whole people Of
the Territory, by quieting the existing difficulties
We regret to that this fell spirit is still rife
there and that it promises to bring forth other evil
fruits.
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Horse Lost.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, from my prerises in ~
~ Edgo5ell, sunday last, a dark iron grey SkergN
Horse five y-ars old sp!ing about sixteen NJ
hands finely formed aud carries bus head high S
No marks reeolected. except haO his having been
worn Quite short the halter and
slight the point Of his left bio bone WY healed
hair quite groEn out He is fast In
harness and rather naTc b ted ID be mouth
liberal reward will be given all expenses paid on
his to me- or for Information 80 can get him
dec3}-f CHARLBS A FULLER
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Chrisfnaas presents=

WE have hand, the following useful and ornamental
articles, that would make the valuable Christmss
GIFTS; that could be given all Of which will sell very
prices for cash:
Elegant China, Porcelain and Lava vases:
Jewel Boxes, great variety Of Ouane ntal patterns:
China Ink stands Match Boxes, Flower sands Butter
p'ases DC;
Mantle and Etague Ornamentss great variety of pa.
tsfns;
Coffee urns, Tea and Coffee pots;
Chamber SETS the hand soonest patterns IN he fou nd in
the Eastern eities;
Britannia Plsnished tin, English and An erisan japan ned
candl5sticks
Coal asses, COppeIand Ornamental coal scut.les;
Feather busters, Of all sizes;
Hearth broOms different styles
English cutlery, plated 70 ks cake baskets, cups &C.
Rattan, rocking hail and sewing chairs;
knife baskets, willow and Japannsd tin;
Plate warmers, best Bngsh patterns;
Spice boxes, cake and bread boxes;
Plated and Brittsnis casters liquor and pickle stands
Waters all Sizes the greatest variety edtr in Nash
Cake aud Pudding paqs;
One hundred bird cages, elegant designs.
Our assortment Of house furnishing goods more extern
Ve anu elegant than before; and will sell for asb
ats very small advance upon cost.
dee22-u MACKENZIE & WILSON.
STOVES FOR TIE TIMES.
OI received from JiLc'nnati, feS OF BLUNT,S COAL
y COOKING RANGES, small size, which we are pre-
pared 10 furnish al Cincinnati prices win expenses added
good assonmon, oPcoAsLIs COOKING STOVES u,,.,
We will put up and warrant, and abicn now thai coa .
cheap and n he reach OF every One arc the Stoves Tor ase
FRANKLIN STOVES for Cal and wooa
CANNON AND RADIATok STOVES Tor Coal
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES for Coal,
ALSO,
D., Thirty Handsome Patterns parlor Crates from WIN.
Jseksoh's Mandatory, New York. Common Mantle and
damned Graes, EiEes and patterns, which we will sell
low to suit the times.
dsc.ls MACKENZIE WILSON.
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DIVISION OF TExAs.-The public journals Of
Texas are discussing the subject of a subdivision
of that State into two more States. No State of
the Union has increased within few years more
rapidly in population and wealth. The population
is now estimated at over half million, and under
the next census it viii be entitled to six or
representatives in Congress. The great size of the
Suite, the great dissmiarity of its parts, and the
difficulty in the way of constant communication be-
tween all of its parts and the centre of govern
ment, are the reasons urged in support of the di-
vision. It will be remembered that the joint
resolutions aunexing Texas to the Union, provided
for its ultimate subdivision into Eve States. The
line of division suggested, is the same with that
now dividing the State into two congressional dis
tricts.
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World-NOted Women or, Types of
WOmAnly Attributes OF all ages and Lands.
~ sArJ CeSden Clarke, Author Of "a Complete Coneor
dance 70 shsksPsare," "GlrIhOOd OF ShaksDssrs's
nsfOlns'," "rhs Irsn Cousins" sc. illustrated with
seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations designed b. Charles
S'AA' vol large svO. Plea type. Bound IN norOe-
art;
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SEWING MACHINES
20 IT bLIC SQUAHE.
Re FOR EJACULATION +.

RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
any person has as, 900 than wants a.d win
loan u 70 u.s. we vii take pll naming ouF
shoP andFoHndy after hin. DOn'tall call once.
eslns on he ABOVE business viii please call
between The hours OF and p. The most importsps
part Is q Big name See advertisement below
Nashville, aug. 10 Ellis q MoORR