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CLUBs.-Our excellent friend and sterling Dem o.
erat, }. +. o. at Woodiawn. will accept our sincere
Acknowledgements for decidedly handsome club Of
forty new subscribers. This isdong very well for
one neighborhood in Montgomery county. Keep the
ball moving, and we Will do all our power TO ad-
vance true principles. Let cur Democratic friends
elsewhere follow the example Of our WoOdlawn
friend. and send clubs, as they are doing in many
places.
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Fnnr Horse nIafI Cnnch.

FEVHE only Lincoln county running regarly three time
week and back from Fayetteville 70 Tullahoma; leaving
Tuaoma Monday Wednesday and Friday inreurn leave Fay
eeve Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. connect the mail
Fayetteveand the az Tushoms and for the scoomods
ton of passengers ]. B. Smith, agent TuahomA. Good
and careful drivers The fare through only doars
H TAYLOR
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Cooperation Taxes. Is6O.

Corporation Taxes, 1859.
| CoLLEcTOE'E 0BVIcE, CITY HALL-l
| July lIth, 1885,
yTXHOSE indebted for Corporation Taxes for the present year.
we'll for the tSx due the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad hereby nOhed forward and pay the
delay. notice extends those owning Real Estate
Personal Property In the corporate limits and those charged
with Poll Tax Collectors Office, City Hail. upper end of the
| Market House. q. NELSON Collector.
/ ;plv I'm
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


TgNHE next session of this Institution begins Monday
September Preparation week for classification and
ing OF pupils the last week August Note the following adj
Vantages:
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur
poses domestic comforts health, and convenience are
wholly uneGuasd in the United States We challenge compSr.
ison.
3 The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade ar. an.
unrestaned freedom Of childish sports and innocent
ments
The Academy belongs to fly ,ea-
temen represented BY Of their number Of different
nominations pledged preserve the nonSecaan character Of
the School.
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the Prnepa
Ladies of culture and education,
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
5. The Health of the AnStftu ton is un2race-
dened in the history ochooS Only hrte deaths have occurred
among the pupils in forty The health statistics Ct the
Institution are its highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
7. Security from Fire--The buildings are heated BY
steam and lighted with that the pupils
the ordinary accidents acuDg from from places and
movable lights. Besides the Of Temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of the school.
8. Regulations which years have shown o be most
sautay, will be continued in their full The
BILE changes will be MAIDEN the rules and general arrangements
of the Academy.
The Faculty composed Of thirty teachers and
attaches most Of whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. the teachers have had long
cesul experience and most Of them in the Old Academy In
the Music and Ornamental the Teachers Professors
and Artists ART OF high celebrity superior Hsrpst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest every particular that
found in similar Institution in the United States
nshed in the Nashville Remsle Academyhe Alma Mater Of
hundreds OF the most elegant and refined ades the Southern
country.
Terms heretofore. For particulars apply for Circu
lar to the principal. GEO. II. EVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn, June G. '6O-tw&w3m
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]. w. Williams--Agent.


he Propretors Of these Machines esim, "a substantial
the elAm) that their instruments sOH any and
Kind Of eeeOrk, and perform the in the best possible
n1nner Combining It does, tie merits Of al the other Ma
chimes, and, at the time, avoiding their faults 1t CON
mends itself to the public the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and as adapted to every 6rGHeA Or tsd
thy where the needle Is required.
They will stitch, hem, FELL bind and gather. They EAks
strong lock stch raveled pulled out TnS
make beaUtifu uniform stitch, alike both sides Of me r
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, perfectly --
the management Of them easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton, thread slk, may be used my s
almost a0isesess their operations and sH He"' S -0
any other Sewing Machine extani.
Let Manufacturers Planters farmers HoaSeEsspss' OF sny
ter persons in search Of iasTuen 70 e1ecue any end
n oiag aO.o os b, nacAiaeT, MAKE stAey secure
bsst, by examining ours before purchasing
rA liberal Discount made to MiussEsand hArtAble
cetiss
NJ An sfacnes varans three years. and fa instruction.
,ivsn 70 use then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED
The public invited to call and eHrnine the Mshins
30 PUBLIC SQUARE
an9s-d,tU
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Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyZed always pre-
with the essential elements and Of
thu True Standard. AnayEe the Blood Of person suf
fng from SUMPTION Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scrora
&C. and we find in eoey instance certain deficiencies in the
red ohues Of the blood Supply these Deficiencies, and you
made we'll. The Blood Food is founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection what
Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnSump.
ton, No. which also the No. for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all Chronic
Comp laintS arising from OVer-uSe, General De-
biiitYs and Nervous Prostitution. No.2 for LiV.
err Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg O..
ready prepared absorption il is taken by drops and
carried immed Hy into the circulation, that what gain
you retain - No. is for Female Irregularities,
HYSteria, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this. For Salt Rheum, ErupIiOnS, ScrOfu.
Ions, Kidney and Bladder Com pl a ipIS take No.
In all the directions must be strictly foHowe1 Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD Co., St. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL---ENLAKGE
AND REFURNISHED.

TEyE having taken ST. Cloud HOTEL has
enlarged itmaterisy, and rcurnshed it throughout in
most elegant style will open the house to the public on
Thursday the - -
July3-du MUEL J. CARTER
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Opinions of the Press.
Only ~ classes Of need this Those wish,
compelled into law who wish keep
it, and have nothing to do with LG1Dyere.
iss lawyer to every auch needed and we'll gotn
up work.-HenRessee Baptist.
McGURKs TEEHKssEE JUsTCKWe haveexamined this work
ustued from the press and haze hesitation in giving
1t cordial approval just suited to ill in
State Every at all with the Office OF
justice Of the peace must by scanning this work. at
thai is indispensable requisite for each Of these important
officers the discharge other varied duties. The plan OF this
Guide we have referred to heretofore, and again state that
the arrangement Of the Common Law and Statute regulations
under each separate crime misdemeanor and subject regard
the best that have examined We take great
pleasure in commencing this work to the patonageof State
and all her citizens 1t work that ought be in the hands
not only all officers Of the peace, but also Of eah and all c
who would like to be we'll informed upon the Law touching
all important points civil and criminal Jurisprudence
Onion and American.
Having purchased the edition. together
with the copyright OF the work. desire Agents
every Of the State with whom the liberal
Hangements will be made. Address,
f.. HAGAN,
Al COLLEGE STREET,
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New York Items.

NEwG YORK, July I3-This morning Sergeant
Wyeth of the police, arrested Andrew Smith, a
member of the last Legislature, from the Eleventh
ward of this city on complaint of Andrew burger.
Ex-Governor of the Aims House, charged with hav-
ing forged the signature of Jno. Kerr, one of the
Excise Commissioners, as indOrser of a note drawn
by Smith for $500.
The fifth mortgage of the Erie Railroad Company
has been fOreclosed and the sale will take place No
vember 2Oth at the Merchants Exchange. This fore
closure, which is probably final step in the re-or
ganization of the Company as authorized by acts
New York and Pennsylvania Legislatures, is
rendered easy and agreeable to all the inter.
ests involved, inasmuch as arrangements are
understood to have been made for the final redemp-
ton of that part of the past due On the second mort
gage bonds, amounting to about s3OOO,OOO, the
holders of which have insisted upon prompt paw
ment in cash of principal and interest 1t is under
stood that the company under the new organization
is to be known as the Erie Railroad Company
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mr., HOOfIand's Celebrated
COLEMAN HITTERS

TWILL eaectually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun-
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases % the hid
& and All diseases arising from disoreed Liver stom
h such AS Constipation Inward Piles Funess Of BlOsd to the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
food Funes or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatons
Sn or FIuttSrng the Pit of the stomach Swimming the
Head and Difficult Breathing Elutterng at the Heart
Cbg or snoatpg Sensations when in lying posture Dim
ness Vision Dots before the Sight, Fever Dull
Pain in The Heal Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yelownessef the
skin and Eve Pain In the Side Back Chest LIMBS So Sud-
den Pushes OF Heat Burning In the Flesh Constant Bagin
ings Of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits
The propetors in calling the attention oil the pubdo this
preparson do so with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
virtues and adaptation the diseases forwhch
no new and untred article but one that has stood the
test Of ten years before the American people, and its
uaon and sale are unrvaled by similar preparation
testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physc and individuals il all parts OF the country is
immense careful pCrusal Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor had gratis OF Of his Agents.
but satisfy the keptca that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
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DESTRUCTIVE FmE AT GERNANTowX.-A large and
destructive fire occurred at Germantown, about fit
teen miles from Memphis, Thursday morning, be-
tween two and three o'clock, entirely consuming the
extensive works of the Southern Star cotton gin
mAnufactory OF Messrs. TRUEHART, WooDSoS Co
The loss including about forty gins, viii amount to
between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars, upon
which there is no insurance. The fire is supposed
to have been the work Of an incendiary.
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The COTTON Increment,

We have eOnpiehe following comparative Of the
receipts Of Cotton various ports since the LIST September
from the latest mail dates received at this ofice:
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. ByJ. W. SHEA.
HAM Editor the Clicdgo TT@es. With Portrait. In
One Volume 500 pages, I2mo.
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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJEoratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

It Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have Ised It, and is e
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for whiett
It has cured thOusa1sh 3 within the last two yesb
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numer1e
unsolicited certificates in my :: possession show
dose must adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and US ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels. Ia
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you the
use Of the LIVER IN. ViGORATOR, and it
will Liver Com plants, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspepsia, - Chronic Diarrhoea
Sr . J" nr m o Soar stomach, HSs Sfn1ei
COstiveness. ChOl. ic, ChOleras ChOIe.
Pa mOrbuS. Cholera Infantum, FIatu.
lenee. Jaun d tces e Female Weakness.
eS, and may be used sue = Icessfuly IS Ordina-
~ Family medisi - lcines 1t will cure SICK
twenty minutes, if - TWO or Chree Tea
spOOnfuls are taxi y en- at the commencement Of
All who use itare giving their moqy
in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth VII the lnvigorstor and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from vegetable extracts and
in GLASS CASES. air tight, and will keep in climate.
The Family Ca IharIis PILL is a gen.
tie but active Cstlhttic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
have long the PILLS :, the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their induced me TO place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession well know that different Cathsrtics
The FAMILY CA.a THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from > variety Of the pursst Yege
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, and good and safe in all
where Csthartic is = needed. such ID G =
engagements Of the : stomach, SleeBis
ness, Pains i'm the = Back and l. o :,
COStiVeneSE, p a in and Soreness over
the whole o d y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, il neglected end in long Of Fe-
Loss of Appe- > title, n Creeping Sem
SRIiOn of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weigh in the n cad,
all lnflammatO = Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier OF the Blood y and many diseases which
flesh is heir too to mention in this advertise
meut. Dose, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca |
thartic Pills raied by Druggists generally snG sold
wholesale by the trade IL all the large towns.
s. 7 W.SANF0RD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N. Y.
Oh. WOOD & CO.,
fah1 St louis. No. |
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GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
of France From the Earliest Times to the French Revoa
lion Of 17sa By PAaKE GODwIs. Vol. L (Ancent Gaal
SVo, Muslin.
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or article, JUS received
AIMS, B R0 WE & co
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pIeasanty situated,
No. II, FROnT STREET, No. al,

(Tco Doors South of tie Public SgHGre,J
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
VEE has recently up his houre the working
portion OF the community, at the small Of
One Dollar per Day,
For Board Lodging transient persons The
entirely with beds and bedding and all the furniture
belonging to the roomsis with good locks and keys every
in the house well satisfied II the travelling public
give me a call they will be we'll pleased.
One dollar saved is equal 10 two earned.
Come, eat. drink and be merry
N. B.There is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors feb. 7tw6m.
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w. II. BERRY q COMPANY,
NAVE ALSO on SAFE
The miscellaneous Works Of Sir
Philip Sidney. K0t

Philip Sidney, KAG.
With Life and Illustrative Tales By wnLIAx aRAr, Esq
on Tinted paper, vol-ovo.
tary OF eoque1ce, the breath of tie muses. ad "a 1o
OF The dataest o'0srs Of '0if and Grk"GAsRIEL HARvxY
Contents.
| 1. Editors Preface
| ?. Life of Sir Philip Sidney.
| 3. The Defence Of Poesy.
1 4. Astrophel and Stella.
5. Miscellaneous Poems.
| 8. The Lady Of May, Masque
| z. Valour AnatomiEed, in Fancy.
. letter to Queen Elizabeth Ammo 1870, DsuAdng her
| Q. Discourse in Defence Of the Earlof Leicester
| 10. Letters &c.
HISTORY OF A LAW SUIT IN THE CIRCUTT
COURT OF TENNESSEE, on the Basis of the Code By
- Price, Flee Dollars Sent by NRtO any address tsr
FSUe Dollars and FIFTY Cents.
THE LIFE OF GEN. JGARIBALDI. With sketcbe.
OF his Companions in Arms. Translated by his friend anS
admirsr Tss=SDoEE DW1sHT with Portrait. Ivol, I9mo
Ell FUREIDIS. By Miss CulndlNs. author of aTbe
.A story that fresh and original and which bears tn.
unmistaEeable ssmPof genius"-L commercial BHls1ia
THE MARBLE FAUN. By NATHANIEL. HAwrHoRxr
guide looks we ever met with as regards
the gems OF Italian art the characteristic features Roman ed
nces and the atmosphere Of human lifeLOndoa 7inss
DIR. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF GREECE
Smaller History Of Greece from Earliest Times to the
Roman Conquest By WILLIAN Smith, LII d. Author o
"A Classical Dictionary Dictionary and Roman
Antiquities" Editor Of 'fhe Students Gffboa" GThe
Students Hnme &c. illustrated BY numerous Engravings
on Wood. i6mo, muslin.
DANESBURY HOUSE By Mrs. HENRY WooD.
limo.
HISTORY OF GENGHIS KHAN. BY JACOB ABBOTT
Illuminated Title page and EngraVings I6no,
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THE WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN
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A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born. A Novel |
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel By GEORGE /
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

CATOOSA SPRINGS.
TVNHE subscriber having again lease Of this we'll
il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the South,
and thankful for the patronage received season. again
be prepared TO receive visitors by the middle Of June
ofcre has been literally bestowed this popular sumner
Resort
shall endesvor at all times provide my table with
aainabe Injuries OF the and have made arrangements
to keep on hand constant supply Of Ice.
shall also haze the BEST COOKS that be procured in the
youth, and shall provide sucency faithful
erYans. l have also engaged the servieesOf
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight in tie concord Of sounds will
abundanty graifed
The MEDICINAL VZR7U5 Of these many and vs'ied min.
scTpton In addition the Red Whie and Black Sulphur
Springs Of them combined with Iron and Magnesa there
inexhaustibe we'll Of the Ny
daons very extensive have many pleasant cottages
arste from the main hote where families can be a. quetand
tired as in their own homes
Caoosa Springs Caoosz county, Ca ~ miles from
the Western Atlantic Railroad fine Omnibus and coed
platform the arrival Of each train The
Springs direct railroad communication with Savannah,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon MedgeVlle Columbus Atlanta,
Mantgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
. Terms OF Board
Ter Day .S 2O0
single week lQ.0c
$500
Visitors Who wish to board BY the season, with their
families will be boarded at go per month
eengagoard BY the season. would do we'll address
Springs.
IPCMldren and servants boarded at half price.
april 25-dtw4m III. HARTMAN.
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The police of Memphis are to be uniformed.
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Buggy for sale


LIGHT secondhand Buggy. bargain will b. given By
n applying to L L W BROWN,
juy3lm AZ Cherry street.
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Indicates The Weather "A hours in adCuee
From great Of Certificates and TesOss ecsiE-
relation to this wonderful Plant, Liberty 70 refer
the following known Of the most distinguishes
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Gen. Harding, Davds5a county;
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Aris Brown, ESQ, z"
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Thomas eowdey, Esq, (JeEelsrD Nashville;
David Sanders, ESQ, Carthage. Tenn;
Prof. George Blsekie Nashville
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d Wright, do
" Draper. New YORK UniEcrsy.
franklin Bachs, Author % the United States bi'penAAis
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I" Joseph Herrv, Smithsonian lnstitatei
Riddle, University q Loaisiants "
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r Curry, Knoxville. Tennessee-
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
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Hon John MARSHALL Attorney ct Law, F7ankiins lsaah
Rev Dr. Lapsley, Carthage Tenn -.
Thousands equally reliable the AsRs eena %
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-05
CHAPTER VII.

Lord Cranstown had arrived at Norland
castle in the course of the evening, and
Sir Robert, after vainly employing threats,
entreaties and remonstrances with his
daughter, resolved that force should be
used. But to prevent the guests from as,
certaining this fact, he resolved that the
ceremony should be private, and that he
would remain with them until the irrevoca.
Bile knot was tied.
The banquet room at Norland, an apart,
ment of noble dimensions, and kept up in
true feudal state, was omamented in deli.
cate, white plaster work of foreign work
manship, and now splendidly illuminated.
Tables groaning beneath profusion of good
cheer, intermingled with richly sculptured
aagons, and decorated with garlands Of
flowers, laurel and holly, ran down the cen.
tire, whilst sideboards of massive plate, for
the use of the servants, were placed at in.
tervals against the walls. At the upper
extremity of the room was platform, on
which was table raised above che rest, fol-
the bridal party, and there stood Sir Rob
ert with flushed cheek and restless eye
looking on the assembled clan. In tenn
porary gallery opposite, band Of minstrels
was stationed, who poured forth occasion
ally lays of love or war, and such invigora
ting strains as find response in every
Scottish heart. The guests were all seated
and the feasting had commenced, yet there
was sluggish dullness in cir merriment
and doubt and appreh' N sat on the
counteuance of all.
Sir Robert could not fail to observe the
many nameless evidences of discomposure
dislike or surprise, that agitated features
which were not often permitted to betray
outward emotion, and rising he suddenly
exclaimed,
sNow my good friends, do justice to the
cheer. The walls of Norland castle full
often have echoed to the voice of mirth
and surely when its last scion is grated or
noble stock, you will not refuse my
pledge
Where is the young lady, Beatrice
where is your daughter, Sir Robert? She il
not wont to be loiterer at meal or festiva
and yet I do not see her?' enquired ;
voice from amongst the guests.
The bride is coy and difident,' replied
Sir Robert. sShe shrinks from the arden
gaze of admiration as the snow flake melt
before the sun Come, will warm you
hearts with noble names. Twill give you m,
ancestors who came to England with tn,
Norman conqueror, and settled in Scotland
in the Lions reign