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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15
IL u R l. N & Il O N
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l.. In. DALIEOFF, Principal. -
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The course of Instruction is the most comprehensive
taught and Is completely reduced practice as to
meet every possible contingency in business.
Penma hip-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
C0mmerCiai Law Lectures-Nil be given
by Mr. G. Ben Darwin Of the ables members Of the
Burlington Bar on subjects necessary for every bushes.
man to be acquainted with. .
An Elegant Eipioma-Under the zeal Of the
state College OF Pennsylvania awarded to all graduates
Send for Circular by mail. ffe6
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a friend in speaking of California, says-If
you call physician, he generally relieves you,
II not OF your disease, at least ofyour pocket
book. For three .ahemsn and cha" paid in
August last, twenty-seven dollars
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NOV. 4, 1856.


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TIVE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an ErctsiUe Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement of all trains thereby avoiding possibility of
collisions or delays, so annoying on other routes
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
500 a. M. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections.
7:4O n. M. LIGHTNING ExPREss-Arriving at Niagara
Falls or Buffalo nexmorning; New York at P. NJ. Phil
1O:1 Il. HI. CINCINNATI ExPREss-Arriye Cincn-
natl at BIS at Lafayette with trains for
New Albany, Louisville indianapolis, Dayton Columbus
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington
$3.50 D. M. AFTERNOON ExpREss-Arriyes in New
YORK at A. M second day, or Boston at NJ and
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
9:15 p. III. STEAMBOAT ExPREss-Arrving at Niaga-
ra Falls or buffalo next evening" New York. at P. M,
and Boston P. N. next day Also connects at Mich-
lean City Except Saturday, direct with trains New
Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany, Indianapolis,
Union Wheeling Baltimore Washington, Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia
EW- Tie Trains on tie Chicago Burlin1ton Dc Ouis,-
CIR Gdtetd d Chicago Onion, Winois Central and
Michigan Central RdttroGds ran into tie same Depot
at Chicago saring The expense to passengers Of hack
hire and transfer Of Baggage.
The 7.4Oa. M, 80 y. M. ind 81 pm
Trains make direct connections at Toronto with the
Grand TRUNK RAIL Y!
To Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and ell
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New lamp
shire and Maine. zs,- ..E ILL.,. ....l-...
7HRO Ugh TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA Us
Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads. will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots, receive checks and
their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge. II. J. SPAULDING,
Nov. IL, 1885, -af General Pass. Agent.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

J, J. UkkHAa. y. 3. JACGAR
BURNHAM 6 JAGGAR.
NIANUFACTUREEsS ofLinseed oil. Reststean
WI heated thin otlong Oil Cake. as-s Sass ..r
iy29bpy Harrington Town.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

He is tall, began Kitty.
"Taler than p l interrupted Kitty
| annihilated me by a look.
..Bv at least half q foot-and of an elegant
figure" she continued with marked empha.
sis. He was dressed in fishing costume,
| which greatly become him.
81 have an old fishing costume, up stairs
muttered soto eoce, think II get it out -
''The Young mans manners We're uncom-
| monty easy and gentlemanly, and withal
perfectly respectful and delerential," contin-
| ned Kitty. Having ascertained my name,
he never once forgot himself SO far as to abre
yiate it, his conduct contrasting favorably in
that respect with some of my friends.
well, Kitty said |, what other perfee-
tions has your hero. OF have you exhausted
your list ?
.'Far from it, said Kitty Indignantly
"He wears his hair parted down in the mid
die like poet, or that charming Signor Paz-
zolini in the part of the Edgardo 49,
Cor Methodist parson," | observed
"And besides all that continued Kitty,
she has mustaehe.
"a last best gift, said L; 'but Kitty, that
perfection, hope viii not be very difficult
of achievement. III begin tomorrow. Let
me see-tall--handsome- good
manners-eieSant Inquire, and muStache! Tn
the whole, Kitty, | think I'm very much
afraid of my rival
s'You have cause" Kitty replied, with
grave dignity.
The next day when Kitty reached her lit
tie retreat, she found the stranger again in its
neichborhood; must do the little coquet,e
the justice Of confessing that she did look
startled, and indeed vexed, when she saw
him; but perhaps thinking it too late to re-
treat, she advanced timidly.
The youth met her with many apologies,
and plausible pretense for his intrusion,
which she could not gainsay, while something
fiattering in his manner made her blushingly
divine that the hope of again seeing her had
been the true cause of his temperance. Be
that as it might, the stranger, perhaps to give
Kitty time to recoversher confidence, imme-
diately sanntered of in pursuit of his sport,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

WILLIAM DsoLAs. VILLAS ssusP.
Attorney at Lac.
B.aN.KZVG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS m
Bank Notes Drafts, 0uld, silver and Rastern *
change; Collections made throughout the Union
Land War; ants bought sold, and located, Real e..
tsts bought and sold On Commission; Money loaned on
unincunbercd Real Estate security; Loans negotiated
Titles made, ETC., etc.
-HErEHENOB8.-
hessrs ocok Sargent, Davenport. levs.
Ascklot 4 Corbin, do
Robert Lowry, Rsq, Cashier, New York,
4e0srs Harris Co., Philadelphia,
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark, NJ;
Aessrs 6Amr Harris 4 Sons, Bankers, Daltinose
Johns Hopkins, Rsq. President, do
Robert Mickle, Esq, Cashier. do
VIM g Harrison, E0q, do
nessrs Chubb Brothers, Banhers. washiassoa.
WA Hallett, Esq, Mobile, Ala,
"A Benoist 4 Go, Bankers, st Loaf
For Sale.
Two Lots the Blum, corner OF Eighth ana tame
streets-Ane unobstructed River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison AID
Main streets north OF Sixth etreet sale very log
Ten valuable building Lots on Second and Third
streets, for sale credit ofAvo yearS given on nos
Of The purchase money.
Lot In Green's Addition; dwelling hose on III
premises, for oAle cheap.
Twenty feet front on Main street, BY - feet dees
opposite LIE Claire House.
West Lot ., block 60 LeClaire's It'll additico
house With rooms and good stable.
Lots and I'm Altchell's addition, and hoass
BY ~ on lot :, for sale cheap.
- acres n s@c FTP "a, ~ e; oil under cultivaGioo
] mile from The city, for sale chesp.
y Of y sec ~ tp n west; one mile fren
the city Of Auseatihe, for sale.
w Of y sec 10 tp 80 ? east 81 acres for eel,
20 acres Of Land In West Dsv EXPORT for sale cheap
Lots from Z 70 seres, Ane view Of river and Twin
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Warming Lands, h
proved and unimproved, Town iots, and UnimpsOve<
Lands throughout the state, for sale We invite IN.
atention Of those Wishing % purchase 70 our sale
jSn9dtf D00LAN STUMP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
BANKING.


Bankers.
AACKLOT Z CODeRlN,
DAv1SoHs. Iowa.
3xyk1 10:
Msssrs. ?. CaoCTEAU, j.. + o., (u-vs
Cashier AMEnlcA AZ CxcnA10B BANK,
Aessrs. TKssox DAxJnx. BANKERS. 81. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC bANK, Bosten.
Aessrs. p = SWIM, BRo. JOHNSTON, Chicaes
Notes 0ad Biils esliscted AID procssds ss6e1ed e
ssy part cftAs Usasd Stssss.
0ills efExehanse - al TIE Psiacip0l Cites
eGtAe United Asstes and T. ropo
II UG HIT saTD SOLD
~ Money rvmissei to Europe h SteAs Bfzs
which can be ca.hed in any town IN England, Ire.
land. or wales, In Sums 81 and upwards.
Oct le-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,

HAVING received the agency Of the following safe
II and reliable Companies ftr Davenport and vi
entity we are prepared 10 take First Glass Rks andE
issue policies on - favorable terms any the
Companies Of equal stsndtnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

and yet tall before the laftcr.
The qualities Of these Safes are % well known that
the majority OF the merchants Of New York and PHI
ladelphis use no other make OF Safes. We can fur
nish Safes Of al sizes and With any description Of
Locks wanted, and will warrant to the utmost ri
the Qualities Of the Safes We sell.
jan2ltf BURROWS. PRETTYAAE 4 DALxDIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS + MCLEAN
H.lN kER6,
And Dealers IN ExchaIgo,
Davenport, Tow
Q0gee, 1rsAy ssysse. between Second o~I JASs
EXCHANGE on oil the principal cities OF the UnA
T. tsd States Great Britain, ireland, and contk.
mental Europe bought and sold.
Eotes and drafts collected, and proceeds remitte6
70 any part Of the United States, st lowest rates
8xchaage.
Collections Of notes. drafts, accounts, eesci~s an
inheritances made In all parts Of the United States
Canadas and Europe.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold ON coamissios
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought. sold and located.
Exchanes - Cities IN sAe UsiseA ssass
Carpenter vermilge, New York city.
Albany CITY Bank Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
AanK OF Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylvaa
0erch Manufacturer Bank, Httsbufg Pa
Gilmore & Brothertou, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 4 Simonds, ST Lous, No;
Citixens' Bank, New Orleans, La;
RK Swift, Brother Johnston, Chi caso, IN
sept6-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

AD MRS BETS Utero-A Abdominal supporter,
OR Inv ented by Mrs. Sarah Betts. Phiisdelphia,
highly recommended by the MEDICAL Faculty, -
being III be 4 Inst rum.n " the kind. For sale BY
dtf FRANCIS JACoBY. Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
FOR SALE:

1M IHB HOTEL - wALco1r - miles west %
~ Davenport, the first station the = n.
- RAILROAD. The house Is well built and Is sita-
Asfa On natural elevation In tn. prair ie commando
ING an extensive view of the surrvunding country
Lne vicinity IL iAvoIite resort for ~ durna
the hunting season. lars. and =. umoiious Stable
% Atasched 70 the premises. Tsrns vry low, sud
long credit for part VI the purchase usnaRw will b
sven Possession given Immediately A61y 10
dec99dtf COOK SaEs.NT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
Lands n Museasino County.

COCfH baif Of Section H. r 70 4 2, u ARES.
. THIS & act only 2 miles s W. u WeIco.t the
frss station on fhs railroad. we.t of EAvsaport.
a variety Of 70 and 30 acre tracts. ssae year The
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
IL ARE CHANCE.

En BUILDIEG lots IN the city 81 Davxuport, ia
~ vopsbas located, will b. cold by ne und.r-
signed on CREDIT % from one 70 ave yseSs, any
person Who viii build this sessoo
Cook q 0ANGrNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

nAZIN Amanine, ust received by Express
I1fom the manufactures for the curs and prsve-
nt,oi OF cha, ped hands 4 for saisby
du TRANtIs JACuBY, Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
Bank RE.Ml1VAL.

11NBE UNDERSIGNED have Ysmos ed to the new build
i Ing In AcAanus b Ghepard's Block on SECOND
street, where they will remain during the erection VI
their new Bank Building, ready 70 attend 70 business
- usual G*@*
maPch2dtf COOK k9AHGKNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

3. y ofN. ". 4 and N " Z ~ S.W. 4 Sec =.
T. n, az, Also sdjoiBine this trait n Npse aiins
county. D. = ofM and :. y Of u \ SC
II 7. n, H. D.. 2t0 &C 60 - seres nrdev Improve.
nsns. hsuse orchard, &C., three necer ~ m0
a's~gs, and - many known coal mtNes
Also vartus - and 80 scss tracts IN scost county.
W situated. Aspiy TO 49, ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
Lands In Cedar CAuh ~.
sSsss -: {. s:s = :. =. h-Lv. lloss..

-. e aar'' n Norm = 80 5000 .s4s year
..- :. i.ss .siss biss
#t AI.N0s nas.s'
v. hass v, < ~. aaS.n.hit. .
n xofN :. ; and 8. ". n n. =. HSse.
=. u. W., $50 AXIS. "a sos al
=. not NE y SEC. 3, +. MAINS % scrss.
N.1 Of 8. -. 4 ID !. - 80.
xsrdSi.;. - 81 >. Il S:sy!, y !, 10 ..r...
. :~.w, y .sa $50 NJ. ..
Aso .a.ie, .r.es, ,,+e.ss ys.Arl .;ss.ssa for
'''' % very 's'' ESQ asps' '-- dog MYlxr
TfSnher IAnyl..ss:sss
IN AcRk> timber ispd,- 81 M at&&1Ae e..y
~ q DsvspDors hes. NJ q .ais
SSVSoH Wy NJ. LAG ssv ~stssrvss.s
VALUABLE CITY III TY.
EAs. saaa q y. ., = s,.sksa. ~ 1Dssesors.
M q - saA 1oeh laAa1 elg1o1os 4t4 sfas~Ax
'aassasS3
West han os M IN ssoek q s<suua 49,, b.
ewsen 1osk Issan1 I'D IevA stF1ses, 400 - Cd
I N NJ s-s---3 - :. .gta vsaf-ass
MOTH han q ,ass ! - q. Y, No.
81 q IN Ialsad ssssst 49, ~ = fAiss
1- sso5 SsI 80 ss .vsr bAss "
sp.sslld; Lsss q ~
s: s: :: =. -: - = q
80. 9. s1S1ts' -,..-T hss ss:.ss
. Js',sssss Il sCQ0kt A4eeqE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

Dassk or EyOressce,
RLOR8NCE, $50 NahPut..
VVHE undersigned propr,etors Of the Bsnk O
L forence, Ncbrsska, ere b ~ pr,.
isions Of its Charter, individually responsible
for oil IL Issues, and viii re1esm the NoeeU of sad
lnsetutiou, a,its counter b tAs city a Fesence
o0in and e,tls loithcaS nankins Houess,sin Ess
ern B1chsng IN spscte q saos YatsoN othtr
currency. r #Ha tMk
COOK 4 sAR0RN1, DaSsupssti
COOK, 0A10RNr 4 DOWNBY Iowa Ofee low a
COOK, 0AR0EHT COOS Bort ~ 0ou0
COOK, 0Ak0EMT 4 PARknA, D1erunas y sLrssks.
July It'll l66A-dtf 80 - s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11

cid Purs Re.TFlIn1ne6
4 xD uass svss iate ~ noss iasAiaaanao 49, .
"A ecQealn ssg ssosa 49, ~ AaAooo'A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
'rRUSSES,

TRIMS Extracts for the handkerchief war
i 4 rant, i genui ,e, constantly on hand ana IoT
SAFE by
DIFF FRANtsJACObv, APotnesfy'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-11
o u I Lots.

VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING HURPosEs!
COUTH fractional half Of section 10. Z -, r.
- 325 76-iiO acres, erly IS n.innte. walk fsum
North and Best sidss Of the County Road.
North East = Of Section Z, T. 70, n. I T., leO
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

HON. ]. w. CorFRoTH.-During the
past week, public reception was ten
dered to Mr. Coffroth, by the members
of the various FIRE companies of San Fran
cisco. Music, torch-lights, and shout
of welcome greeted him upon his arrival
at the wharf. Mr.. Cofroth was mainly
instrumental in securing the passage of a
bill favoiing the Fire Department of that
city.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
W EEKLY COLU MBIAN

TABLE MOUNTAIN FLUME. E.-Thc C. &
;. X. Water Co, arc running branch
Hume, from the main ditch, on to Table
Mountain. We accompanied Mr.. Will
son, the County Surveyor, to the line, on
last Thu,sd and was pleased to notice
the energy displayed in the prosecution
of this work. This fume, when COM
pleted, will be worth thousands of dollars
to the new and extensive mining region
about Table mountain.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
Liqullixed 9siartz.

A great and important discovery re-
Gently made, that of liquidizing g
quartz, is chronicled in the New York
Tribune of the Goth of February which
if proven true, will afford an opportunity
for the erection Of beautiful crystal
lied quartz houses, at cost less than
that now required for a common brick.
DIR. Benjamin Hardinge thus speaks of
the benefits of his discovery as gold
exit acter:
"In less than one year from the time
my patents shall have been generally
adopted, more than ten millions of gold
will be obtained from gold quartz
where a million is now obtained; and in
a few years Immediately following, the
ratio of increase must be immense he
yond description
He further states that, he has tliscov-
cred process by which quartz rock can
be liquified and moulded into any shape
for building and other purposes, and at a
cost which will not exceed that of manu-
featuring common brick. While the
quartz is in liquid state, he says, any
gold that may be in it, how small soever
the particles. naturally falls to the bot
tom of the vessel in which it is contained
and is thus saved. Heat and chemical
solvents are employed in bringing about
this extraordinary result, and the ma
chinely necessary to reduce ten tons of
quartz day will not cost more than six
or seven thousand dollars. DR.. Har-
dinge says that as soon as he has secured
patents he will be prepared to give the
benefit of his invention to the world.
California cannot but be immensely
benefited by discovery ofthis kind.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
LEGISLATIVE FAvoRs.-Hon. J. w

LEGISLATIVE FAvoRs.-Hon. J. w.
Coffroth has our thanks for copy of his
bill, amendatory of and supplemental to
the "act to provide for the disposal oi
the FIVE hundred thousand acres of land
granted to this State by act of Congress.
To Hons. J. w. Vaudeville, ofthe SEN
ate, and G. H. Rogers of the Assembly,
we are also indebted for Leg. Docs.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

SHANGHAI QUARTZ LoDE.-We are
pleased to learn that the Shanghai quartz
lode, is improving as the work of exca-
vation proceeds. Quartz has been taken
out within the past few days, which it is
supposed will yield at least 500 to the
ton
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
NOTICE

hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Columbia Stanisaus River Wa
Company, will be held in the town of Columbia on
Tuesday the 14th of April proximo for the purpose of
electing Trustees Secretary one Treasurer
one superintendent Engineer; Apprasing Com
missioner and o transact such other business may
legally before the meeting.
A. c. GOODRICH, President.
F. FIEDLER, Secretary
Columbia, March a. lS57td
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

]. w. SuLLIvAN.-To this enterprising
news agent, we are again brought under
obligations for the following papers, viz !:
n. 0. Delta Boston Journal; Cincin-
natl Commercial Louisville Journal !;
Boston Irareler Baltimore Sun Mo
Republican; L'Illustration; Courier des
Etats Unis.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
MINING CLAIM
n @ II S A Il ID !!
sHAREIN ONE or THE BEST MINING

A SHARE IN ONE OF THE BEST MINING
N Claims in the County workable during the whole
year-cear water free This claim has paid well for the
past three years is paving WELL and will continue
to pay WELL Any person willing invest small amount
nf money part payment and thinking paying peria
acnce object would do well to cali and satisfy himself
that this humbng For information enquire Of Mr.
T. 8 rryer. Cclumhia or st this Office. 392in
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

CHINESE WAR.-The war in China,
carried on by Great Britain, is assuming
quite serious aspect. Hongkong is in
possession of the British-Canton was
fired in many places and is supposed 10
be destroyed. An attempt was made to
poison all foreigners in the country; and
the Imperial authorities have offered pre-
miuns for foreign heads according to
grade:
"For an officers head, $4,000: and
for seaman's, $50. $4,000 is offered
for the capture of British frigate-
heads of whose officers and crew, as soon
as captured. are to grace the walls of
their stronghold
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
[spRrNGyIELD coRREsroNDENcE.l

Mr.. EDITOR we have no public
journal, to chronicle any of the interest
ing incidents which occur in the history
of our peaceful mining camp, we are
necessarily dependent on your valuable
paper for "a local habitation and name,"
with the reading public. You must not
conclude however, that we have any as
founding communication to make at this
time, as nothing extraordinary has trans
pired; producing CONSERVATION thro,-
out the world, and with fear of change
perplexing monarchs.' No event OF
such momentous character, has as yet
occurred. or perhaps ever will, in the
history of our unaspiring village. But
still'we have our history, interspersed
with events sufficiently interesting to be
discussed with becoming gravity, by our
philosophic citizens, and, which might be
made under the inspiration of genius, to
point a moral or adorn tale"
The curious observer in our midst
may have noticed, for some time past,
one of our bachelor citizens-T. ID. San
born, Esq.,--busily engaged in fitting up
a residence with artistic taste, ard deco
rating his garden with exquisite care, as
if in anticipation of some important event.
The oft repeated inquiry has been made,
"What for?" or as lawyers would say,
cui bono? The denouement to all this
was, that on the arrival of the last steam
er, Mr.. S. hastily repaired to San Fran
cisco and most lucky hombre) met his
affianced bride, and conducted to the
Hymeneal altar, one of New England's
accomplished daughters. She, on wo-
mans mission of love, encountered all the
dangers of " field and food in proof of
the loyalty of her affection. And in this
consumation most devoutly to be wish
ed' sitting under his own vine and fig
tree, our friend S. can fully appreciate
Miltons immortal lines
NV fairest my espoused. my latest found