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Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Admin
IN istration upon the estate of Sewell Broxson,
late of Breckinridge county, deceased. have been
granted to me by the Probate Court of Breckin-
ridge. county, K. T.. bearing date the fourth day
of September, A. D. 1858. Therefore, all persons
having claims against said estate rsqnired 70
exhibit them to me for allowance within one year
from the date of said lstters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such estate; and if said
claims be not exhibited within three years from
the date of said letters they viii be forever barred
ISAAC BROXSON,
Admir- of Sewell Broxson, decd.
Septeuher 4 9Th I2SS-3t -+-- rt+-s
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A journeyman sausage-maker of Phila-
delphia who parts his hair in the middle"
recently eloped with the daughter of a large
operator in kindling wood. They did the
tlrst eight miles in charcoal wagon. At
last accounts the enraged father Of the young
lady was In pursuit of them. - -
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Mr.. Hume, the spiritual rapper,a lately
gave an exhibition of his powers beforeahe
Czar at st. Petersburg, nd.the Czarina was
IS delighted that she gave him a 5000 dia-
mond ring. He was offered $500 night
at St. Pe.ersburgh to display his powers,
but refused. having promised the relatives
of his Russian wife that he would abandon
the spirIsrn--~ & rr--~.7-- q
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The Rev. j. B., Admire, clergyman of
New Albany, Indiana, was severely caned
in that city last Tuesday, by Mr. W B.
Green. The provoeation was. reports that
the minister had been too intimate with Mr..
Green's daughter, who was member of
the reverend gentleman's flock.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-23

The officers in Coyington. KY, have cap
tured good-looking girl, Is years old, who
was dressed in male attire, and has been
living in the. woods near the city forf some
time, subsisting on stolen poultry and pro-
visions go
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w. II. Watkins delivers lecture this eve
ming in Emporis, on Character" We
should be pleased to see general turn out,
as the lecture will undoubtedly be an intel
lectual treat worth epjoyings : >
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On Wednesday night the 18th inst. the
money box of Walkers Lawrence and En-
poria Express was stolen from the Whitney
House, Lawrence, where it had been left
Tor safe keeping. The box contained about
one hundred and fifty dollars in money, a
gold watch and chain, and $40 acres OF
Land Warrants. No clue as to the thief or
whereabouts of the box and contents have
yet been found, The loss viii probably
tal upon the proprietor of the Whitney
house, he having taken the box in charge.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-23

The workmen in a new well On CONNER
cial street north of seventh avenue struck
a strong vein of pure water at distance of
"a feet from the surface, on Thursday last.
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We had call from our friend Nickel of
Waterloo, few days since. He reports an
improved state of health on Forty-two
creek.
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W = y = I
MERCHANT TAILOR, Wholesale and retail
vi dealer in Cloths, Clothing, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, No. 5 Mass. St, doors north of J.
BlOod's, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
paid to cutting garments for others to make, and
perfect fit Guaranteed. " ' .r june26-1y*
400 ACRES GOOD LAND, both timber and
fOO prairie in Township 16, Range IL, for
sale cheap. Title perfect. --'.- l..t
600 ACRES in Township 19, Range IL, with
Improvements. - .eI
16O ACRES with improvements, in Township
19, Range TO- - "a ss. go
The above land is situated from two TO six miles
from Emporia, in the midst of thriving commu-
nifty A portion of this land will be withdrawn
from market, if not sold soon.
For particulars enquire of .sre ....t
E. P BANCROFT,
junel2-tf. .sl--E & Real Estate Agent.
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! HAVE Just discovered that have lost or had
i stolen from me two notes of hand bearing date
'Xenia, December (between the lst and 7th } 1856
for three hundred dollars eaeh--One payable two
years and the other three years after date. Both
drawn in my favor by j. 7. Hogue and L. Hogue.
One of them had been torn in two lengthwise and
a piece of paper pasted on the back to hold it to
gether. No Endorsements either All persons
are warned against purchasing these notes, as
have mad application for duplicates and the pay
ment has been stopped. P. B. PLUMB.
Emporia, Sept. Il, 1S5S-w3
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Mr.. Farrah. proprietor of the Emporia
steam mill, is contemplating adding lath
and shingle machine soon. This will be a
great convenience to the public.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-23

Several parties of Buffalo hunters have
passed through this place during the past
week on their way southwest to the Usage
hunting grounds.
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Rates of Advertising.

,s.on per line cents each Subsequent insertion
i,,. oue dollar a per sunum. One fourth column
ave 10 40: six mos II co. year. 30 co. One half
u NOS II so % %; one year. $50 All tran
s'i ~ srezu advertisements be paid in advance.
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BIanks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla
..,;ons for sale at this Office in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-23

For Justices.---Biank Subpenas, Executions
summons, Warrants, Recognizances, &C., for sale
st this Office.
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Land Warrants for sale at this Office.

See notice of ssstray cattlep in another
s..r 81 II as
column.
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Meeting of the Free State Central
Tsalyta Committee. j-tT
An adjourned meeting of the, Free State
Central Committee will be held in Law
renee on Tuesday, Nov. eth, 1858, at 3
O'Clock P. III. The members are earnestly
requested to be present, ..9resr5cE
J. BLOOD, Chm'n.
J. NJ. .W1NeHEEIs See'y;. f.srT7Y
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Single copies of TIE News in wrappers for sale
=, this Office, at FIVE cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-23
Masonic.

Regular Communications ef Emporia Lodge, Q.
d., a F. and A n are held on the Thursday eve
ming Of, preceding the full moon, in each month
L. D. BAILEY, ". n.
CIV. EsKRIDeE, Sec'y
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Terms of subscription.

!. .auT one yea-.- -t-s' . - -
one rear (aad one 70 gettsr Of eub1 II 90
Tea e'Pa=s :. 80 o.
TweEy
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100 ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER AND
iune5-1Y
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iunel2-tf.
ost or S tolen.-.Wa1 aiming!

IF you wish to sell Share in Emporia, apply to
L aug29 E. P ANCROFf.
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T AND WARRANTS for sale for cash, or on
= time Giune5IyI B. T. B.
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A REV TION!

Forest Hill, June 5th, 1858.
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pORTON & CO.. under the Printing Office,
II will repair your old tiuware on short notice.
OF replace 1t with new. juneI2
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The Lnts Com. Iones.

Col, ThOs Ap. Catesby Jones, Of the United States
NAVY whose death we recorded lately, was first
brought prominently into public notice in the year
1914 at the time when the British naval expedition
against New Orleans entered Lake Borgus. Com
modore Jones, then a lieutenant, had command Of
a division of FIVE gunboats, carrying % guns and
1873 men. The British force that he was appointed
to intercept consisted Of 40 or so barges or boats
built for the special duty carrying AZ guns and six
or eight hundred men, After gallant resistance
the little American fotlla was compelled to surren-
der, Lieut.. Jones having been early disabled by
wound, which came very near proving fatal. The
musket ball he received on the occasion be carried
in his body to the grave His conduct in the affair
was universally commended. That the victory was
dearly bought by the British is clearly proved By
the fact that their loss, officially reported was
gilmore than half the number Of Americans en-
gagged and by American witnesses Of the affair,
the loss is even said TO have been 300 or 400
Another remarkable event in his life occurred in
1871, when he had command Of tee Pacific squad
ron While lying in CalaO, he received unofhcially
information which led him to believe that war
between the United States and Mexico was iRevita-
Bile He was also led to believe that through in
trigues at Mexico a eession Of Mexican territory
to Great Britain was contemplated. He suddenly
set sail with the squadron Of four vessels, IN order
to foresa the supposed designs Of the British Ad-
miraI A council Of officers was held, and in view
of the circumstances, it ives resolved that 1t was
expedient to take possession Of Monterey, San
Francisco, and any other points supposed to be in
the plan of the British. On arriving before Mon
terey some circumstances confirmed his suspicious,
he summoned the Governor to surrender the place,
which was done, and on the Goth Of October, 1912,
the American az rose over the old fort, and proc
lamaion was issued explaining to the people the
strange movement The next day Com Jones dis
covered that he had been entirely mistaken. There
had been no war, and no oession Of territory to
Greef BrifaiD was contaminated by MeXso. As
soon as the news Of the affair reached Washington
he was recalled.
We learn from the Waieh'ogsr that Talladsga has
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Here Is one Church, at any rate, that vii not hs
split II two BY Mason snd Dixon's Line. On the
sabiess Of Slavery, no Catholic clergyman thinkst
necessary thOugh this b the ninstssnth century,)
10 carr Chriaiianity any further than Christ and
bis Apostles did We wish the "Congi sgational-
i.isn and eIuiversalists," and Presbyterians and
Msthodists of New England, were only as modest:
At the late meeting Of the Council Of Catholic
Bishops and flrchbisnops, held in Baltimore, pss-
tosal letter vss Issued 10 the clergy aud sity Of
thst Churs5. in shieh the matter is thus dealt
with;
i" The peaceful and conservative character Of our
principles which are adapted 10 every form Of
government and every state Of society, has been
tested and made manifest in the great political
struggles that have agitated the country on the
subject Of domestic slavery Although history
plainiytssihes that the church has always befriand
cd the poor and laboring classes, and etfeeiuaty
procured the mitigation Of the evils attached to
servitude until, through her mild influence il has
passed away from the nations of Europe yet she
has never disturbed established order or endangsr
ed the peace Of society BY following theories Of
philanthropy.
'sFaithful to the teachings and examples Of the
Apostles. she has always taught servants to obey
their masters, not serving to the eye merely, but IS
10 Christ, and in his name she c0mmsnds masters
to treat their servants with humanity and justice,
reminding them that they also have a Master in
Heaven. We have not, therefore, found It nscessa-
| ~ TO modify our teachings with q view Of adapting
il to local cireums apoes Among us there has been
40 agitation on the subject. Our clergy have wise
ly abstainsd from al interference With judgment Of
the faithfni, which should be free on 81 questions
Of polity and social order, within the lmils Of the
| doctrine and Law Of Christ We ezhort you, vener
! able brethren, TO pursue this course, becoming
/ the ministers Of Christ and dispensers Of the mys-
teres Of Cod Let the dead bury their dead
! Leave 10 workings the cares and apZieties Of Pc
liiesl partiganship, The struggles for assendancy,
/ and the notifications Of disappointed ambition.
Do not, in any way, identify the Interests Of our
/ holy faith with the fortunes n any party but,
preaching peace and good win % al mankind, study
only TO win 10 truth the deJdded children Of error,
and to merit the confidence Of your hOoks so that,
becoming ell to all, you may gain all to Christ"
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R5y- JOSHUA R. GIDDEas, of Ohio is partial to
the oolored people, but he appears TO like them best
when they are at a little distance. The other day
Virginia gentleman manumitted some slaves, and
asked Giddings whittier they should be SENT G.
responded BY suggesting county in Ohio rather
distant from his domieil. The editor of paper
published in that portion Of the country objects to
the arrangement, on the ground that they have
negroes enough in that locality.
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9. u. BUEcr. NnrER Z. C. GWAIAEls eLEE-
N WIS elegant and 1sForite PASSENGER Raeteh
points on
Saturday, June 28, AZ - 0'el9g5A.5- y.
u a. HARPleoN, Agent
= asangeEs and shippers afe noiifey '--- @ wa -
me lass up 81 iheJ0Fzn GAf7IE tla5 saasoa'
J4ne1l-A ------
FOR INCENNAlIs
FUVHE new and sDIsnfd steamer PORTSMOUTH, - -
VIZ. Ku1Es Nssr- VIII ave for ne asoYe z1a.ssff
ana an intermediss ports F5fpAf June De 25th,
o'clocE ri u Eorfrcsdt o. passage err board or
iune2f-et H IL. HARRISON, Agent
YSlaITTILANDs PAnUCAFH.
e lIsa. ~ EsoufsFilles Sgs Louis, and -Lieg,s1
Memphis Regular Pacx-sz7.
afs leaving Nashville Mondays, Iuesays Weiresays,
Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturday, at 10 O'clock A. N. The
.pIsndid passenger steaner
Mfnnctonikas Capt H. G. Matheney.
VII eave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at O'clock
A., a. The light urdught passenger stelusr
Cuhas Capt. James w, Hunt.
viii leave NASHVILLE on Neneysaui Saturdays at 10 O'Clock,
A. 81, The light lraught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Capt. J. L. Rafemam.
viii leave Nashville Tuesdays az Fridays O'clock A. nj
The above FIRST class light iraught passenger Boats and l
iesTe regularly those appointed days making connections at
Paduch with The Q. s. Mail Packets, for the shove named pisces
For freight rpassage appleou board OF %
june = A. HAMILTON Agent
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A CARD.

TAVING sold out our entire business to Mr. A. DELIssEB,
wish in this return sincere thanks to our
friends and for no very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed and solcitfo ntnuon OF the
sanra,
debts our late firm viii be collected by Mr. DEIsshk
his authorized AGENT who alone empowered 70 settle the same
LYONS & co.
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We learn from the WatchtoWsr that Talladega has
been selected as the location for the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum Of Alabama.
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Regular Passenger Packets,
LOUISVILLE.

Ths Splendid Il ht Drsugbt Passenger Steamers
JOHN GAgLT, j. III. BUNCE, Master.
TEMPEST, D. g. PARR, Master.
FAVE Is above alternately every TUESDAY evening al
o'clock for Louisville and ali Intermediate points,
Meeting Louisville with Q. Mail Packets for Cncinna
wheeling, and Ptshurg. through Receipts given for freight 10
an Eastern cities, per Baltimore and ohio RTold Merchants
and shippers may rely these boats leaving adverts tor
uar2S H. H. HARRISON, Agent
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moderate demand about 600 hhds have sold during the week.
mostly nom hrst lands, taken ior shipment and the ely trade
Prizes ba7e been pretty well maintained az the advanced quotations
Fair to Fully Fair, SIC Centri'l to Clara 6kS 81
Prime 7k9 ~ Refined, 20 en-
Choice IKE 81
MoLAssEsIhe market has been without material charge during
me past week, the receipts containing but limited proportion
fr Little CT no Choice, and the Ordinary quaisis need
moderate demand iram reners. The sales emifos go = ~
49is g. range q 2Oe2Se or Inferior and Eenentog 49,
heooled and zS4a2le gallcn for good e ~
City Refaeies sell range about 3l cP N aarels na
res cents galioa in half barrels
coFrER-Buyers have come foFd stu aore ey his week
and the sales have amounted to f09 tof ~ Is
b. We quote ordinary al i09lQ4c, tair % 6ooa tar -
Fl0I and Prime st IIie H. There have tan no arrivals
daring the week sock lee1n f aud second hands last
evening vas about q 400 bags nst l2io0 at the correspond
Ing date last year.
ToRscooWs have uoaced considerable enquiry during the
week b1t Win vide sierance ia the views Of holders and buy
ers We heard ~ ~ b few limited sales up Thursday morning,
summing rr bs 100 hd On THURSDAY, however, large
lot embracing KS hhds, Admitted and Refused, sold at about
&c ro1nd other lots including 50 at and az
IDz cen b. Yesterday about 800 hhs, sold including
IS Of Wh 50 and o at 9c, 69 Of which Is az 81 and2l
az IS az 7c b, and one lot Of 1880 hhds on private terms
Prizes said generally within he Of our Quotations
IL inte absence definite information the subject most Of
on fguFes must b considered nominal,
Lrds-Plantsrsi 5k9 81
LEAF-Inierior 20 Common, 6a9
Fair, ia N
Fine, 99
Choice Clarskyille, sc. sksnh
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READI EADlI

A CARD.
From the COMMISSIONER and Certificates
from the Mayor and others of the City of
Augusta
AuGusrA. RICHNosD CoUSTT, GEORGIA.
TFVHIs certify, supntendsd the drawings Of
the Sparta Academy Of Lottery samuel swan q Co., Mana
gers Augusta Georgia, from the commencement OF It's drawings,
still 5uperuend the same Each drawing soey
and exclusively under CONTROL and the public
managers Of honor, esPectty and fair deal
ing and everything connected with the entire business Is carried
on with the most scrupulous and exact integrity.
LEON p. DUGAS,
FREDERIC G. BARRIER,
Commissioner
Augusta, Ca, June :, ls5s.
AUGUSTA GA, june 7th 1853
long personal acquaintance with Leon p Dugas and
Frederic c. Barber, great pleasure in certifying that they
the highest integrity and proly7 and IN tins com
muny esteemed arded highly honorable and worthy
citizens. b. CONLEY,
Mayor Of the city Of Augusta.
JAMES II. sMTTHEs
Postmaster Of the city Of Augusta.
JOHN p. KING,
fe 80 formally United states Senator
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meftfaI

NashFAAAe MARKET, June Pas 1855.
II Cotton aud Tobacco ttre isnotn and in ls ahsscs
Of transactions emit quotations.
NHEAr-Ihe receipts Of new WHEAT still Eight though
hsar q sg a1cuntior July delivery forsr quotsons
BAeoS-Thes ivery s doing in Bacon and thsFe Is nc de-
mand except for Hams, Of which s t orsd readily tan.
We quote O wagon &c for shoulders re sor Hamssad &c
for Clear Sides
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ALEX. DELISsER,
Successor to LYONS & Coz
Importer and Dealer in Havana Cigars
Tobacco &c.s
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS

OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public Square, Nashvilles Tenn
WILL keep constantly hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brande Wins Gin Whisky, and Liquors Of every es gtlon
Havana Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Io6ceo WIZ an eoea
appertsinng my line q business which ole @ ne le ana
public generally the most advantageous terms ana lP9 ~
energy promp4 attention business % obtain lo @ Of
the Ieral patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELIsSER,
iea3 II n Public Square, Nasdylle Tenn
n HAVE ON HAND 27O,OOO BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for hIcAdamizings sud VII lslL q graz
blrgan,R taken aWay In short tine = = ,o-,,-so,-
iea Agsnt Of Tennessee Penitentlary.
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No ne FaTmeTs on ITiddTe Tenn.

WAVINGfor some yeasp been engaged in the purchase Of
Wheat and having large quantity delivered ina damaged
Condition. said damage arising Ou insufficient storage, or
you nducement: We storage sufficient for One
Hundred Wheat viii and your
months Of charge for the privilege Of buying
selling Il, when You wish put upon The market You
sample it. and show topurcha. For those Who
sell their Wheat and who have not houses
secure for it. excellent opportunity for storage without
cost To those who wish now would say always
blvn viii paw highest price early delivery
ie30-tf II. S. FRENCH & SON.
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NEW NOVELS.

Confessions of a Pretty Woman, by Miss Parioe-
Rival Beauties, do do
The Jealous Wife, do do
Romance Of the HaEem, do DO
Price SO cents each. For sale By T. HAGAA,
les Market street
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hAED continues Gull At s993le.
In Groceries we hear Of no chanqs.
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LouIsIANk-Ihe rscsipts continue light and Ei.h
moderate demand about 600 hhd have been sold during the week.
mostly nom hrst hands or shipment and the city trade
Prices ha7e been pretty well maintained atth advanced quotations
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Am DTu 5sIsls s7IIlI.II5'
sFEaFT HOAT EXCLUSION

SAEA-M AsUAA E2AAAG aAOAa
TFVHE Shelby Life Guards, having chartered first class steam
boat, viii give excursion Friday the ai Of July for the
benefit those may them with their presence Ts boat
the foot Of Broad street at = O'Clock, A. Ms and touh
Coemans landing stepping 10 minutes for passengers,
Bonunga Brass and String Band has been engaged for The
occasion. Dinner Rree)
Tickets 81 got from the members e the company
to,rF ffe23-1tf
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Having purchased SIR. 3FLanalaus interest On the goals
have taken n partners il business Dixon A. Allison
John ID. johnson. We shall continue old stld, where
via be pleased 20 Old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious down present stock Dow possible,
preparatory fll purchase. WI Offer Inducements fl
70 hOs Wishing repouish their stock. ~ s pc glad at
times receive their orders, and WI do best fn at
isfactorily. ALLISON, ANDERSON q CO.
felf-H
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TIVHE fm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON a CO., composed oe
And Allison, r. Anderson, lud ~ p. M iaualan. BIZ
dissolved me lsi dag june, the retdg
Of Mr.. Nlanahan from TIE - and Allison and r. Anderson
alone authorized wind u the businesses tie od Arm
Those indebted the late ira requested % make payment
without delay, those having lg1ss u pre-
sent chem Cor payment ALLISON, ANDERSON q Cos