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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MARYsVILLE, CAL TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8 1890
DOtels and Restaurants.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS.
MARYSvILLE.
Stokes g Shields. ....... .prourietor
Reduction in Pricesl

fea3Rs THE Subscribers, In inviting the attention
IisBd and patronage OF the resident and travelling
l5sswT public to their Hotel respectfully beg lea ,9
ssSSss& to make mention Of the fact that Tie UNI
TED STATES is now one Of the most
Excessive and Complete Hotels
In California. Additions and improvements recently
made, make Its Dimensions and accommodations
vastly greater and elegant than any Hotel north
of Sacramento.
1t Is now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT, and contains
uore than ONE HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
finished. Attached to the Hotel Is well selected
LIB H AIRY,
Containing upwards Of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES.
In fact the United States has been fitted and improved
with the view TO make II the most comfortable and de-
sirabe Public House In the interior Of California
and to render II fully suited TO the times, the propre
tors have REDUCED ITS RATES to the following
standard
RATES.
boatu per week. 80 UO
Board and Lodging (single rooms) ............ NO
DouDle hoon2s ...s................. 3 w
ouiBie heAls .ssssss-... OU
Beds 90 to 81 90
Day Board, with lodging. .........,......1 81
By constant endeavor furnish the greatest amount
Of comfort at the lowest rates. the subscribers hope
merit and receive a continuance Of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them.
W. @. STOKES,
ap1-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL,

{ NORNELe OF FOURTH AND J SITS.
~ SACkAMENTO, has just been thoroughly reno
vated and renodeed, It's ventilation increased, and
full supply of first class SPRING BEDS Introduced
with large additions of other rich and desirable Fur
niture from the well known and popular establish
ment Of J. G. Clark Co., Sacramento.
II is due to the travelling public to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage heretofore extended the st.
George during the time it has been In charge of the
present pToprietor and it is designed that shall be
Itslocation is In the very center of business, ant
within moments walk OF all the popular places o
amusement.
Carriages will at all times be in attendance to con
Vev passengers to and from the hoats, cars, etc.
jan3-my c. !. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
SpeGial 4Otires,
Radical Cure of Rupture.
Premium Hair Tonic.

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their origl-
nal COLOR and thin decsTed hairs to their youthful
uxuriance a1d beauty. Also, to cure, efectually,
Scurfand Dandruf. Reasons why 1t should be used
in preferenceto any other preparation for the halr
First-0ne bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color.
second-one half bottle will cure the worst case Of
Dandruf
Thrd-There is no oil In this preparation, and " Il
not soil the finest linen.
This is a chemical preparation and has been manu-
featured for many years in the Atlantic States and Is
offered to the public and guaranteed as the best lair
Restorative now in use.
e2B This Hair Tonic was awarded q special j,plo.
ma at the State Fair, Marysville, August.
Manufactured only stthe Drug Store Of
S. T. WATTS, Marysvile.
And sold bv EFT. SPENCE, Nevada.
DR.. W. p. FLINT, Forbestown.
nov29-my CLARK GIBSON, Eagleville
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
T1F NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
Orr.Y AND WEEKLY
nv A. s. RANDALL s. co.
,nA,1. s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
\" anoN n,rTpoN. W. BoULwARr, J. o. HEATLEY,
~ J. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietora.
..,. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY: .,.,,,,

,tp'F maid :',:' ... - ::. ..,::: % %
tso ........- ''....''''' w
,nvTnT1sINa. a.-one square Of twelve lines anu
.i2 lines rst insertion s. each subsequent
more 81 &c. when are RseG,sa tbs
lutsl lines or more than three, first
FOR aali sS each subsequent g. For three lines
Of snes SO When % cnanseG g made az
md each month aH s1fES neS Sa@Isi snd NOR than
Eor Si all month, a. Por threehnes per month 20
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
np1s-1m
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
First Street, ITaryaviIIe, CaI.

&eFfh THIS long established and popular Hotel
lssSEMT has recently received large additions Of New
EistE Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c., and has
ts4Ah now SPLENDID SUITS OF FAMILY A
PAYMENTS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS.
The present proprietor respectfully Informs his
friends and travellers generally, that he will endeavor
to sustain the MERCHANTS well-estabshed repu-
tation and keep It worthy the patronage ofa dscrim
mating public.
By reason Of long experience and strict attention
the wants of his guests he hopes TO please all sho
may favor him with their patronage.
Board and Lodging reduced tc 81 80 per day.
upstairs.
The HOuse Ia Open all Night.
apis my S. W. CHURCHILL, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

The propreiors Of the above houae take pleasure In
announcing that they have completed the work Of
renovating and re-furnishing this establishment
throughout, and are now prepared to accommodate
their patrons In the best possible STYLE Proud of their
success in redeeming the reputation OF this house
they desire TO the public that nothing shall be
wanting their part to cause II TO deserve liberal
share of patronage.
Old patrons Of the house and the public ere invited
to give us a call.
DoAND FEh DAN'..'''. ..'....'.......,,..Sl 90
BOARD PER WkEK....... ................6 100
BOARD AND LODGING PER WEEK .. 7 90 to 90
eaE-QPEN ALL NIGHT..
Stages leave daily for all parts of the mines.
s. b. SAWIN,
sepl3-my j. W. WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
s. Going Outsider

Under this caption the Cincinnati Gazette has the
following article. When it is remembered that the
Gazette is one of the most extensively circulated and
influential journals, and that it favors the nOmina
ton of Mr. BATES its announcement that Che uOmina
ton Of Mr. BATES by the Third Party men at Bald-
more ~t5gd haze to be declined, If rendered, Mr.
Bates could stand no earthly chance at Chicago" may
be regarded as rather ominous. We italicise por-
ton of it:
We have received two or three anonymous com
Inunicatons (Which the writers should have under
stood we do not publish) deprecatng the policy Of
going outside for candidate for the Presidency,
and insisting that man ought 70 be nominated at
Chicago who viii not identify himself with the Re
publican party. Our correspondents, AID all others
who have appreheus0ns on this point, may set their
hearts at rest No man l5H be nominated on that 0c-
c1s0u 0r rbO Is not iHOJ5n to stand SquQrey on the
National Republican platform, as set forth t2 the cal for
The g0ureBt0D All such advice Is therefore entirely
unnecessary.
The name of Judge Bates viii of course come be-
fore the Chicago Convention. The delegates from
Missouri and Indiana mostly in his favor, to say
nothing of States that have yet made no elections
II nominated az Bliti0re d lreet before can only be
Hr0Ugb The Influence Of those riO lCSh TO compromise
him 1rH The RcBsbicans and to defeat him. lUitb the
hope Of qjUiBg TIER "JRiOH-SaUpg' arrangement some
efficiency al he North for the bsagt Of The &dUayer
lending Democracy. Such q nomination, = rendered
1rJud have 10 be declined, Nr. Bates could stand no
e77iIy chance at Chicago TIVE rightly understand The
riarS Of his friends THEY NEITHER EXPECT NOR DESIRE
ANY ASSISTANCE FROM TEE " THIRD PARTY " MANAGERS
Nor do they look for general concentration Of the
Southern Opposition vote upon him. They evident
v regard his chief strength consisting IN the GER
tainsv that no Opposition party az The Free States
could rally corporal's guard against him for a
third candidate and that he would readily unite the
entire Opposition vote in the four doubtful States
making sCCess certain. Such at least, IS the view
taken hv the New York Tribune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

A HU BETwEEy TIE ETA German citizen Of
Massachusetts, makes the receipt of n Republican
speech. under frank Of the Hon. B. F. JUNKrN, Of
Pennsylvania. the occasion for a few pertinent re-
marks in a letter 10 that gentleman, the hypOcri-
sy Of the Republican leaders ard the deleterious
effects Of the doctrines and teachings Of the Repub-
lcan party on the business interests Of the State,
and the peace Of the country. He concludes in tins
wise:
A reaction has already set in; the masses Of the
people begin to consider their own affairs little
In Natick the home of Senator Wilson, five or SIX
hundred men are marching through the streets car
ryng banners with inscriptions Of what! Free Kan
sas No more Slave States Free Soil for Free Men!
No. sir. Bread for our Wees and ChddreR Is the
motto paraded before Mr. Wilson's windows. The
speech which he has sent on here in thousands did
not supply his constituents with bread for their
wives and children They ask for breed and he
gives them a stone They ask for labor, and he
sends his speech These aIti-slavery speeches don't
fl the stomach, though they confOund the mind and
drive away the customers who buy our manutac-
lures If there is avenging spirit these agtators
will have 10 answer grave offence IN depriyng
their feIow-men of their daily bread"
The workmen who have been imposed on by
their Abolition employers are beginning to think for
themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
Fortr-slght Hours in the Flrs.

DaEsvILEE, KY Marcel g, 1850.
BEsEzs VIZ. B. DoDDs Co.. CINcDNAu:
GETLENESAt the time OF the fire which occurred in our
town on 22d February your safes in business
house. containing valuable paper, bank notes. &c The are &C
cured on the afternoon the 2 and did not our
safe from the burning ruin the afternoon fths 24
quenty it was buried the burning meEs FOR about forty
eighthours In the directly below where the safe stood
there was considerable lot Of lard, and several casks Of mo
lagsss and the fell into Of It subjected to
powerful heat When remOzed the rubbish from the safe
vas almost redhOt, with large bed Of burning Goals all
around it, Upon prsng up discovered that in the fail one
OF the hinges broken, that the Of one Of the
doors dropped OUT thereby aoWga good deal Of heat to pene
trateas Bat the afe fell With the
door down. was protected We deem due
you Is state further the outside not locked il
they had the door could have fallen open, though The
hinge When opened the safe found the pa
pers bank notes, &C., all
Very respectfully yours,
TsgnedI @. ". WEIGH co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
The Avalanche and Gen. Lane.

The Apaanche is full of spirit and patriotism, and
is one of the abest papers in the Union the pride OF
its friends and the terror Of its enemies hence we
regret to see it advocating the claims Of Cen Lane
If the AUqIaache acts from a conviction that pub
lie journal should represent the wishes Of the editor
and not the people, then we have not word to say
we have no complainttO make. Buff it proposes
to represent the will of the masses it certainly does
great injustice them and also to one of Tennessee
noblest sons. It's such plain case that the dullest
observer can see with his eyes shut, that Andrew
Johnson Is the first and only choice Of the people OF
Tennessee. The South Is entitled by custom TO the
candidate, and is demanded in the proper tone, 1t
will not De denied her. Tennessee will exercise a
powerful Ia this Convention; then let us be united
and our prospect of success willie good. We are
with the AudGncbe in feeling and sentiment, heart
and SOUL on every question Of Of public policy
which it has discussed since the establishment of
the paper, and we would be most happy indeed to
see our able and gallant contemporary assisting in
GROWING our beloved Tennessee with the deserved
honor Of furnishing the next President of the United
States ~ Lebanon (Iea1.) Democrat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
LOUIS 5. ULLmANN's
Oriental Weather IndLcat0r,

PATENTED. n The United States. Sept. ID, 1853.
Also, In England France, Aiistria and PrIs'ia
and Sc the new style which the Weather Indicator Is aoe
ten up Its portable mailed to any OF The world
There now uncertainty boEt this great Aaoan
plant oreng the various changes in the weather twenty ou
hours in aivane Of farmers and ienhc men Of
the country testified Farmers and others VINO require %
know the Weather twenty for hours aeEd 90 to a.
arrange their poHng sowing &C. should By all means have
one of those crest Weather Prophets. Gold Nashville BY
STRETCH a FORBES Druggists
Corner Of College and Union streets.
u-7To whom orders must be directed.
NB-stte and County Rights now FOR me hrst time
offered for sale Address as above. marh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

.The Macon (5a.) Journal and Messenger says the
Nashville Patriot. -disapproyes the proposition to
old State Convention for the purpose Of sending
delegates to the National Union Convention Of the
Opposition. Il prefers to support the Charleston
nominee, If he shall prove to be a man Tito be
rusted Other leading Opposition Journals in Geor-
ia dissent from this policy. It is not alone to
Georgia taat this feeling prevails. In Louisiana,
Opposition members Of the Legislature, the New
Orleans Cressatand Mr.. BoUUGNY, "A member Of Con-
gress favor the policy Of supporting the Charleston
nominee. especially if he be DOUGLAS.
These facts. are in some respects discouraging."
Another rather discouraging fact is the recent an
nouncement of Hon. D. K McRAE. the last OppO-
rition candidate for Governor in North Carolina,
hat he will act with the Democracy in the coming
election We expect very many others Of the
Southern Opposition to follow the example Of Mr.
lLcRAB not because they love Democracy more but
Black ReDublicanism less. Because by this means"
n the language of Mr.. McRAE, they .wil contribute
TO build up the party which they think the only par
Y capable of crushing out a5Ohtionism and els
unionism
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

THNKs-We are indebted to JACK BUTLER, agent
Adams Express Compay, for a copy Of the Lou
vile ARssigsr, from which we learn, Judging BY
pictures, that they have teeth, drugs, whisky
nd saddles for sale in Louisville. The pictures be
ng the only thags in the paper that are in English,
hey are all that we can read Of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

With no intention to disparage the ability or dis
retion with which the Banner is conducted, we
must decline to accept its censorship as to what we
houd or should not do. Believing the patrons of
he Banner to be the proper judges Of 9" thu energy
nd industry" with which that journal is edited
perhaps orr subscribers regard it as not inappro-
riate for them to determine as to the enterprise
OF this paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
Great Fire at Danville Ky.!

MEssRs W. D. CoDDs & Co., 0INcISN1TI
GErs-Fhe safe we purchased from some time since Was
severely tested By the recent disastrous ERE in this place, and We
are hppy to swift stood the test equal the representations
you made Us when we purchased Our rOo in which the
STOOL totally destroyed BY the fire and the safe fell into
the cellar covered By the burning ruins but upon get
ting out and opening found paper SAFE not one Of
them Ecorched or deacei any way We take plsaure in
bearing this testimony to the excellent quality OF the safes man
ufse,ured at you establishment. Yours,
fsignedi T. j. SHINDELB0WER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

Also extensive Dealers in
AMRROTYPE, MELAINOTKYE, PHOTO
GRAPH AND BAGUERREOTYPE GOODS
And Artists Apparaas and Chemicals Of descriptions in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

Trusses and Supporters, Of every variety, ever
offered hi hig city, Whatever may the size Of the patient
or The kind on hernia certainly Be suited ~ calling a.
the corer Of College and Union streets where can pc 9a21
good assortment OF Surgical and Dental instruments Ae
Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, &c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
AFTFRNOON SESSION.


AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tae House proceeded Mr. HARRIS in the chair,
10 the consideration Of Senate bills their second
reading. The following we're passed Informally
to the the third reading:
Senator Boyd's 27l. to relieve VIM. Craig and
others.
Senator Newmln's 285, to give citizens their
rights under the general banking law.
Senator Woods 287, to abolish the Mayors COu-t
at Woodbury..
Senator Trimble's 28S, to amend tbs act for the
benefit of the Mechanics Institute.
Senator Trimble's 289 to amend section 3S7 Of
the Code.
Senator Horns $50, to amend the act OF 18th
February, 1852, 20 regulate Baking, sc.
Senator Peters Sol, to grant State aid to the
Cleveland and Ducktowp Railroad
Senator Huater's 305, to renew the charter Of the
Southern Railroad Company, to repeal tina: par. Of
the act PASSED Aarch Is, 1855 applies to said
road also TO authorize the Mobile and OHIO Rail
road to construct branch road from It's main trunk
to the Tennessee river
Senator Mckleys 307, to compensate James NJ.
Gee, jsor Of Humphreys county.
Senator Thoupson's 262, to charter Rome and
Tunsteu Ferry Turnpike Company &c.
Senator Bumpass' 2T7, to provide Governors resi-
deuce
Senator Peters 27s to establish registry Of Births
Marriages and Deaths
Senator Trim5Ie's 28l to incorporate Mechanics
and Traders Bank Of Nashville
Senator Tcimbles 282, t. incorporate Tennessee
Coal, and Railroad Company.
Senator Horns 292. 70 charter Greenwood Gene
terry and for Other purposes.
Senator MeNeilly's 296, to aid in publishing books
for the Blind.
Senator Peters 297, to benefit Minors AMI Femes
Covert.
Senator Peters 299, to benefit Pdrdy College and
for other purposes.
Senator Horns 300, to charter Independent ell
uge Fire Company.
Senator TimbIe's 3O2 10 Incorporate Buena Vista
Suspension Bridge.
Senator Horns 304, to amend attachment
laws
Senator TrimSle's BOG, to incorporate Presby-
terrain Female Academy.
Senator antOas 30S, to charter ClsrkstOwn
Chslybeate Springs
Senator Brsdford's 500, to relieve Rogsrsvile
Branch of the State Bank.
Senator Boyd's 3l0 to benefit Knoxville, Cumber-
land Gap aud Charleston RoLd.
Senator BrsdfOrd's 3l5, to iu3Jrporats Valley
Bank of Tennessee
Senator Payue's 3l3 to de6ue the qualification Of
Jurors in certain cases, aud for other purposes
Senator Hunters 3l8, TO in orporate The Cotton
Factors Bank in Memphis.
Senator Stokely's 49, to give the qualified voters
of Cooke county the priviegs Of moving sheiF Seat
Of Justice, if majority desire.
SENATE BILLS OK FIRST READING.
The following Senate bills we're read the first
time and passed to he second reading
Senator MeNeiny's DOL for he relief of negroes
who have been free by their masters
Senator StantOn's 1922 to allow the county of Ma
rion to apply her internal Improvement fund to the
building OF a new Court House.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Hickman, and others demand
ed call of The House
AHd then
On motion tue House adjoarnel TIL 81 o'clock
NJ. IL N-Er-
ed demands by several members for a call Of the
House
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
SUNDAY, mARCH IS, 1850.

JAMES D. THOMAS, Of CambeIl, has been nominated
the Democratic Elector for the Second Congress
Onal District
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18


CRISP'S GAIETY.
BENEFIT OF SLR. " H. EVERETT.
Monday Evenings March 18Th,
First appearance OF the celebrated Yankee Comedian IIr.
GARRY HOUGH in the great farce Of the
YANKEE DUELIST.
The Drama of BEN BOLT,
To conclude with Diamond Cut Diamond.
Sit Lux ct lux FuIt
COAL OIL AmPS.
VETE just received another supply OF Coal Oil Lamps
w Emong which vey handsome patterns par
lors all fitted with the Collins burner which is the last improve
nent an is mmeasurbly superior other Lamp be-
smoke, simplicity in construction beauty and elegance in hnish,
cleanliness and economy. One Lamp will give the light Of four
ported TO burn in these lamps cear beautiful article free
from any offensive ordor leaves grease spot p Upon
RAINS, DROWN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No 10 Public square,
marl5-u Nashville, Tenn,
HAY.
s. BALES HAY, Just received Consignment and for
OATS,
100 SACKS OATS t. arrive on steamer AST@Srs and Tor
LUMBER.
A sgnmen- D. 7; DIoKEY,
marls Al Market street.
- DINING, BREAKFAST AND DESERT
Tables, assorted Makes which viii be sold cheap az Pri
vsts saleby marlsi BENZ, SHIELDS 4 co.
- ASSORTED BEDSTEADs, WITH
D4 Lounges, Cribs, Wariro1es, Book Gases Wash Stands
Round Tables, c.i Just received and for sale low ~
mnrla Nasi colIss. street..
auction sale of new Furniture, etc., etc.
TUESDAY morning March 20, 10 o'clock precisely,
By BENJ SHIELDS & Cos
mari5 Central Auction Rooms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYwoOD,
Esq, a candidate for the Office Of Attorney Cen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District, cemposedOf the
counties of williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next Nay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
Recent Tests OF the Fire ana Burglar Proof
Qualities o.
LILLIE's SAFES.

BIEsHkiPr0a, n 7. Nov q, lsl9.
LEEL5 Lille EsQDsar sir On the night o. ne 1h CT
October LAST Iaunsry Budngs ana ocs "a tn place we're
entirely consumed By rs and On ny opinion your No ced
Iron SAFES vas thoroughly tested Ts Ere intense ADD pro-
Eaeted-e Safe being exposed long time took W f share and
itHls 5oo red hos, From In circulars sn1
bought and By those having other SAFES, had but lsht cort
denoe tat yours would be protection against such eogare
You therefore judge ny surprise and gra1tc1ons
unlocking the Safe which really done 20 hna ny boot1
and papers unuiured the Gre and and re bcoa pot the
least carrsd, while i Safe vita very slight repairs and
81 paint, viii be good NEST eheeriulg aid
confidently recozend your Safe any person Eng % uy-
Respectfully, Nh. hhao
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
1HLLIsH FRENCH

Dura BrzaLaE ATrEEFrA bold attempt % enter the ssas
~ ies Lppineolt e Ma-tin large pro9son dsaler SO
rih 9venus, made Friday night Januarv bV enst
fbieves rhey applied the usual too and had nrsnrs
h hIou the lock, hut the safe, which one OF IflffeIs
Chilled and wrought Iron Powder Proof
safes, resisted al atenlp The burglars cauehs ana
Ii Abatement made 70 af Martha. they s1asd .vas sif 49,
ems % make attempt Liiffe1s safe a1f ftsv sd
iust given up The JOB, intending 60 the E-hh As11a
Tor old English 60 see Il he coad do Thing
hem --Asg I0rk EsDresg
Since The above vas copied n the Esprsss s principal
burg old hand % the business has confessed The
Officers that he has tried three other oecsioa = h ins5
Lilies Safes, and that be failed attempt The sss
End then burglar pooof-Jdgzistry20 90, ls50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18
clos wHoLsALE Isl BUYERs

RE respectfully invited examination Of eur stoek 49,
IA prices visiting the ey, feel assured st ts -
sell goods in line as low be bougn Of ne -
quay Of goods il Philadelphia, with cost Of
added, hRs saving considerable Tine which is money
have now in store larse stock ofe following ARTICLES W.