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TFYHE Manufacturers in calling the attention Of every business
man, would remark that after the heen years experience
IN manufacturing be has succeeded in producing Cold Pens
which, for Material Workmanship Durability eepses any
thing q tie kind previously made.
A. @. BAaLET, 3laru1actuTer.
For sale by JoHz ToaK Co., No 3s Unioa street, Nashville
mayo
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NOIHEk invoice Of sess0nahls underwear, q ssuzs ,
"a saae merinos cashmere, Isle thread 1e ackonet and
pam eoitons received and for sale b. Il ncGLLL-
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Kan to cuntrset cut ard cor o TO % tres ihozl1l
n cords Of wood adj ching Es1sl Apply % she undarg
ed az The Wzreho1ssof III. s. 7r6nci a. Sen.
ootl4 Z a g. FRBECH
HUNGARHAN GLASS SEED.
kOn BUSHELS HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED, ll1t r.
DIN y ceirsIhv JENKINS.
mars re- 1llrtai street..
Ties, sfccks and Cravats.
LIVERY variety 81 Ties, Stocks and CraFsss reserved 80 -
~ sals ~ = NcafIL.
apis Cherry, one deer 'lsIa r1ilr rIIt
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Onr Single Number Lotteries,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
DRAW EVERY SATU RDAY.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters So 50.
Orders for Tickets Certificates in Of the above
Schemes to be directed 10
WOOD, EDDY & CO., wilmington, Eea.
or WOOD EDDY g. co.. st Louis, Missouri.
Circulars containing Schemes Tor the month will be sent,
free Of expense, by Addressing above
n The Drawings OF Wood, Eddy Cos Lotteries are ppb-
shed in New York Herald New York Tines and New
Yorker Stats ZsituB5 maylo
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1886 Prizes, amounting t0-..-.................'
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OTEs.


Proposals be carry the mail with cslsry, certainty
and security using the terms Of the law and they guar
aned responsible persons. certified post.
master judge Of court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and for each o
such emissions not satisfactorily explained three times the OF
the trip be dsductsd For arrivals far behind time
break connection with depending mails, and not sufficiently
cne fourth Of Incorporation for the trip Is subj
forfeiture zines viii be imposed unless the delinquency be sat
sactoy explained for negectng TO take the mail from into
post oc for suffering t 10 be ued destroyed, robbed,
lost and for refusing, after demand convey the mail IS fr
quently the contractor concerned in running
the route The Postmaster General may annul the
tract for obeyng the post Office laws, the Instructions Of ne
department. lie may alter the oheu aud also order an IN
by allowing therefor pro rata ncr2se on the
pay. nay curtal discontinue The service IN
whole part pro rata decrease Of pay allowing one
months extra COMPENSATION on the amount Of service dispensed
with Bids shond beaddreed to the Second Assistant Pest
master General superseded proposals FOR mail .erslee
State Of Tennessee" and sent BY mall
forms Of proposal &c and other information see adVe
sement Of this date In pamphlet form5 a ne principal posi- o.
ices.
Blank proposals viii be furnished Application to ne JeParf
ment >. hull,
iune6-4t Fo1tAed5teF ueltoIu..
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ECEt ECEtI ICEIi!

TE have upened our Ice Depot in terear Of the State
w Bank, and viii sell cheap as any in the nak e that
f NSshvills md made exclusively Of the Spring Water in
the State from four eight inches thick We will open
depot South Cherry rest, az AeCrzys grocery store
marsbI4 B.E.&J J GARRETT
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WHOLE TICKETS. soOi HALVES, SO; QUARTERS IS.
Certificates q Packages will sold at the following rates,
which is the risk:
Certificate OF Package Of 26 whole Tickets $3.50 90
do do 20 Half do 149 50
DO do Is Quarter Dc SIS
do do IS Eiehta do 81 81
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rRsrANTt 70 an order OF the Board Of Directory Of the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee. made this 10th day Of May
f a. , vii he held by the Stockholders at the Banking
ou here an ne "a day Of July next being the hst Monday
10 ascertain whether they will accept reject the new charter
GRANTED ssl Rank BY the Tennessee Legislature a. us session OF
lsj9-6O. By order OF the Board u "AA,EDi
Nashville. Nav Il, cod till july 3 C4suleI,
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store house Lots for sale.
PubEFc Notice.

pvPRaT very desirable Lots for the erection Of business
n L N Coilere So, ct, between Church and Broad.
~ HyLSSS' VA ~'Ne' L & K " BROWN.
Apply " Az Cherry street
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ER q
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad,
TIME TABLE
COMmENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, $780,
Going South.
Leave Nashville AS NJ arrive at Columbia 7;05 NJ
Leave Nashville 255 NJ arrive at Columbia 5:3j NJ
Going North:
Leave Columbia 73O A n, arrive at Nashville 10 A NJ.
Leave Columbia Las P NJ, arrive at Nashville n.
TFVE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and PULASKI.
The Evening going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday, May h Louisville and all Eastern cities But
train Sunday. " ON. PERKINS,
mavI-Im aPBGE Superintendent.
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DISSECTING INSFRUmENT'


TEyPE subs.r6er made arrangements with enc OF the
most extensive mills in Kentucky for regular weekly sup
s Of Family Meal and receiving 80 bushels, which he
s 70 ne city traces slight sdvane cost and carriage
JENKINS,
III Il Market street.
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yOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL EOOsEB,
X Who under charge Of outrageouslY having open
houses william Hamilton and Jces Christopher, with intent
70 commit murder has made biz escape and IS running atlargs
~ above reward viii therefore be paid auF Who will de-
liver the sid Hoos 70 the Sheriff Of Wilson county that be
nay be brought to justice.
said Hoosr about % years age, about fest inches
high built, fr rather sandy hair, at this time
wound from shot in the rightarn below he elbow
J. II. CuRISTnPHER,
apf6-g GladesFhle.
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.
frr,cv n SEVILLE A. CHAT1 ,roosA RAILROAD Co.,

JASPER BRANCH EtAAA4AeOAD'
OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHAT1 AEoosA RLILRoAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859.
order Of the Board Directors calls made on the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for hiding BraacA
Road from Bridgeport Jasper, payable TO the treasurer Of TINS
Company asfollows: ,e-o - -,
one deIar on each Share the lst November @ and TWO
dollars on each Share the lst days Ct December S Janua
hsr, October, and November 1860.
PAY ment may made to Jackson Pryor. at Jasper OF 70 e
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville - -,
meeting these calls is requested Ct the Hhscnb
~ Of Stock As the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
on tE - W A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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ForsE-aIEht Hours in no Fire.


DaNv1EzE, Ezs Harsk ., Isso.
bEssR' VIZ. 3. DonDs 4 Co., CIscEztTu
GESTIEE4t the tine Of the IRE Whick occurred in our
town On I'D February, had your SAFES our business
house. containing washable paper bank notes, Sc The ere c.
CURED on tie afternoon Of the 2 did not remove our
afs IRON the burning ruin t The afternoon fts 2f cun
qneniy it vas buried in he burnnE mbes Tor forty
eight hours n the cellar directly below whers the safe stood
thee vas considerable lot Of lard, and several casks Of no
lasaes and the safe fell into iof vas subjected 70
powerful heat When n rubbish from tie safe IL usa
ALMOST KED-HOTs with large bed ofbu1niug Goals
al around i; Upon Pfiaingit up discovered that one
OF ne hinges had been broken, that tie corner Of one Of he
doors dropped Out hereby aoVirga good deal Of heat 70 peu
traieas far a. the inside doors But he ss fen with he
door down. vas in measure protected We deem ,t due
yoa 70 state further that the outside doors we're not Locked
they had the door could not have fallen OPEN even though The
hinge vas broken When opened The safe found the "a.
Pe-s, bank notes, &c ali secure.
Very rsg eetfully yours,
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount money address for what you Wishto
purchase Lottery which you wish invested and
whether you wish Wholes Halves Quarters Eghths on
receipt Of which, what Ordee By first NALL together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed DraFingi cened %
by the Commissioners. will be sent, with Explanation
II Purchasers will please write their sgnaures plain, and
give The Of their Post Once County and state
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes $1,000 and under, raid imndatey alter the
drA wing. Other prizes the usual time Of 30 days
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1885 Prizes. 9untingto sI'ls6s5s
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIoKETs
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
XPREss Freight ona the roads On and after the
oath December 1859, through rates from New York to
First GLASS per 100 lbs 81 O. Third Class per 100 lbs 81 I6
second Glass, do l IS Fourth Glass, do Ss
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashvle three, three
and a half and four days -
Time from and Philadelphia, seven and ha eght
and nine days.
Intervening Sabas the above variations in time as no
freight trains are Sunday over three lines
No detentions Overcharges and damages Tex
cent damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted BY the Nash
'iL 5 4 S5 = p5sE AMI ERsON
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NASHVILLE, TENN TUESDAY, JUNE p, 1860

Passenger Trains, East and West, will run as follows
CONG EAST.
rs.v. Nashville at A II and P N.
E 800 4 Chattanooga l:sO P n AID las N.
COMING WEST.
Lev. Chattanooga at 7SO NJ and 7:30 N.
arrive II Nashville at 5 ? and N.
II al connection and shortest route to Boston, New York
"a philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RichmOn1,
Pstsrsburg, Lynehbug knoxye Savannah, Charleston,
5fonteousery Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga with Trains
and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any hour application
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot to tie following places and
at the following prices, Wis:
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Whole Tickets SO Halves s.; Quarters s250l
Certificate Of Packages the Scheme to be
each Wednesday, will sold 81 the following rates. whhs the
risk:
Certificate Of Package Of &c Whes Tickets $40 50
DO DO % Half do "a %
DO do Sc Quarter do 81 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

HAVING removed one door above the Old send would ri
speciullv invite the attention q their lrieos anu Oue
public generally, 70 their extensive stick OF
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P-jTJjugs Lots for sale

ETF offer for sale bers terms number Of beautiful
M bpding lots Brownsville, on and near tie Porter
% from Two and half three miles from the city, several
also, Ter Of lots Edge1eld, one on the Gala in
Also several beautiful lets in Watkins magnificent add
ton. u--t,..,z -
o'leE Au'''-'HS' ~ J. l. & R. ". BROWN,
- - Az Cherry street.
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woOD. EDDY : 90


Magnificent Schemes
will be drawn in public under the Superintendent Of Sworn
Commissioners, appointed BY the Governor.
WOOD, EDDY & cos LOTTERY,
Glass No 3Is Draws Saturday, June so, so.
IS NumbsTs-1S DyaHn Ballots
One Grand CanitaI Esrize OF 100000
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Louisville and Nashville
T77sls-,',757 fss5.sE=g.s77 - -.
s5zssse -. - -.

Louisville and n ashVille
eaga e75za - go 81 81
tsss - &C. - - -
RAILROAD.
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
Louisville making close connections at Louis efor
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore washington Cy,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati ST. Louis and the
On and after SUNDAY May tie 9Th, Js6O trains will
first train leaves Nashville at 500 NJ daily stopping Gal
latin Bowling Glasgow Junction. and all regular satons
when onsed bv flag and arrive Louisville at go n.
Returning Louisville at GEO NJ, stopping as ABOVE
and arriving in Nashville at 800 A NJ.
second train Nashville daily Sundays exoeptdO at
100 NJ stopping above, and arriving in Louisville at
40 A. NJ Returning leaves Louisville at $40 A. NJ, and
Gaatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily Sun
days excepted at 500 P n and arrives in Gallatn NJ
Returning Galatn at zoo NJ and arrives IN Nashville
n Thougb ticket on sale at the Depot all poits North,
JE0. B. ANDERSON, supt.
Al. Field, GsnT. TiezetAg't. mayll-lm
EdgeGcId and kentucky railroad.
E@ . e u gss 81 e
Nashville 10 CIarksviIIe, Hopkins
willie, ESUsseIIViIIe, &c.
after Saturday, AprI7, 1860, two trains to and from
I J GAINESVILLE daily.
Leave Nashville at 30 A NJ, and 245PM
Arrive at GAINESVILLE at lO:25 NJ and 7:l5 P NJ
RETURNING.
Leave GAINESVILLE at 6 NJ. and 245PM.
Arrive at Nashville at 10 NJ and P NJ.
The ror-r tran from Nashville connects Springfield with
daily Of Stages Russelye and at as station near
Line, with Slaughter Co.'S Daily line OF ourhorse
From Hopknsve stages for Columbus, KY Paducah,
Smithland, Eddyvie and Henderson.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer,
apI7d Edgeaeld K Kentucky Railroad
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DissOIuIiOn
NOTICE.
For sale or Exchange

WILL either sell or exchange in part for good city OF EdEe
80 ,,-o,eTv NV residence. two miles North Of III
jtb fr5 % 20 30 acres Of land attached Improvement
-,ev. extensive and complete. - -. - 49,. .
FoB TRIMS and further particulars 5psy ~ ~
ses' OF 10 A'hl'lN - ". r. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Ofioe-hds4' ba'''eT'
r1arqss-6m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

The BLUE CocxADE.-We have be.
fore stated that. Minute Companies are
formed in South Carolina. who noun,
the blue cocksde. This is not the FIRST
time cockades have been mounted in this
country for partisan purposes. In 1898.
the Federal party mounted the black
cocksde in Philadelphia and other places.
In three years more the Federal party re-
cei.ed ito death blow. and the reign ol
black cocksdes was over. In less than
that time the blue cockades will share the
same fate. The cocksde party may live
long enough to hold another Hartford OF
Nashville Convention, but hardly that
Their doom is fixed. They. like the old
Fsderalists, will call themselves the NO.
blest party on earth. think they know oil
about the Constitution. make . Ettle
more noise. and sputtsr out-ths ambi.
tious part taking Office from the hands oi
the Republicans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

Two NEW YoRKERs SENTENCED TO Bl
HuIa IN SOUTH CARoLIHA.-The follow
ing paragraph in the Charleston Mercu
~ Of the l7th. gives the probable de
nouement Of the excitement which dis
turbed the citizens in the interior Of Soutt
Carolina . few days since:
From Cheraw We learn that the two
Hitchings. concerning whose arrest and
trial - Abolition incendiaries . full &C.
count was published in the Mercury o.
Saturday. had been duly convicted and
sentenced to be hung on Friday next
Additional and crushing evidence had
been adduced to prove their completely
in an insurrectionary plot. and this seal.
ed their doom. At last accounts. min.
uts- Men" were actively forming 10 Che
raw and the vicinity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

The returns render It probable that
Bell has carried Missouri. Virginia, Ken.
tucky and Tennessee. Maryland is close
between Bell and Breckinridge. Della
ware is close between Lincoln and Breck-
inridge-the latter doubtless carrying the
State. The balance Of the Southern
States have. from Appearances. gone for
Breckinridge. We shall be able to give
Q more correct statement Of the result,
next week.
Doniphan County has done gloriously.
electing the entire Republican ticket. with
the exception Of one Representative. who
has been shamefnlly defeated by his own
party. Brown County elects the entire
Rspublican ticket Atchison County
has gone 200 Democratic. Nothing from
the balance Of the Territory. Henry Bo-
der. Esq, County Clerk. has furnished
Us with the aggregate vote Of the County.
=. f~11@-..
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CoRRscr1ons. Falls CITY (Ne.

ConRscnoss.-Ths Falls City (Ne-
bfaska) Brosd.Axs sends out on Extra.
for the double purpose. ~ wsjudge from
its contents, OF publishing legal sdvsr.
iisemsnts. and eontrsdicting some Of our
misrepresentation" Concerning me.
braska Justice" our statement Of The
murder trial came from one who VA
thsrs during the entire session Of Court
bat q be was somewhat interested. hia
seoount may have .bssu partial aud prej.
udicsd.A A to the debate ct Rulo. W
fsitsrats our former account. We do
not (and did not) mean to say that The
crowd prevented Daily from getting up
snditrying to speak: but tbsy intsrrup.
ssd him 20 shamefully that his attsmp.
q speech was . failure. and but for the
name of the taing. be might . well not
have appeared in the town. This We 70.
esiysd from disintsrestsd person. who
wss present and correspondent Of The
Brovnvills Advertiser gave substantially
he Same statement We - no reason
TO alter sour statsment. notwithstanding
thsinformstion to the contrary which has
bssu furnished to the Brosd.Axe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

Iowa TowzsHn.-We congratulate The
Republicans Of Iowa Township upon the
good work they did. on Tuesday. II
il the Home Of Blsksly. and every string
was pulled in his favor; 70. be leaves
the Township with SO majority. when
be expected ct least 100. This stronghold
Of Pro Slavery Democracy is gradually
coming around right. and in ashort tins
will roll up . m.jority for the true faith.
White Cloud did eloriously lover.
reached our most sssguine anticipstions.
We promised only shout 30 majority
here. but have given an average Of a.
Hough beats Blakely So. This is the
result Of organisation and work. The
vote was the largest ever polled in the
precinct, while slargs number legitimate.
ly belonging here went to Iowa Point
Mr.. Markham received . number of Re.
publiesn votes upon personal grounds
but aside from this. The Republicans vo-
ted we'll.
Highland has done nobly. Fears were
entertained for her. Since the previous
election, large number Of Republicans
had left the nsighborhood. and Demo.
Gratis had come in; it was thought that
there would be no effort to get out the
vote: and in some quarters. It was sus.
psctsd that those who did vote would not
stick to the ticket wsll-yet she has Civ.
co good m.jority-very good. under the
circumstances-snd vindicated herself
against the suspicious of those who dis
trusted the fidelity Of her Republican
voters.
At Iowa Point, the Republicans polled
. much better vote than was expected Of
her-and they did this in the face ofrufi
anism and mobocracy of the most una
dulterated stamp. When it is known
that to be Republican in lows Point,
makes . man . mark for persecution, po.
litically. socially. and in business af'
fairs. all will acknowledge that our tick.
ct did we'll in that precinct.
We know Of but ono solitary Republican
above Iowa Point who remained away
from the polls. and not one Democrat
1t was the closest voting ever done in the
Township; and We think. with an en-.
tire vote. leaving out the bogus votes that
are smugglsd in. the Democracy honestly
have 20 majority in the Township. The
following was the vots Of Iowa Township
on Tuesday -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ We have often heard it said tha,
. considerable quantity Of wbiskey. taken
internally. hes the effect Of making tbs
recipient see double: but ws arc inclined
to the opinion that Blaksly sod.corn'
quadruplss the vision Of the patriots
Democracy. For instance, The Whit
Cloud correspondent ofths Dispatch. told
the public that l20 voters registered their
names at Tie pow.wow IN this place
Bot little over oas-iourth that sumbsr ol
votes were cast fos The Democratic tieksl
hero. We can account for this upon ne
other principle than that the psrson who
counted the names on Tie list. had Biz
vision qusdruplsd BY eopioos potatiena
Of said sod d.corn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

At Whig Valley. Lincoln received
about half the votes cast. At Mound
City. Douglas has . considerable major.
ity. Several precincts to hear from.
Douglas will have from 70 to 100 ma.
jarity in the County.
Two-thirds Of the Douglas party in
Holt are out.snd.out Free Soilers: and
not less than one. third Of the Bell men
arc Of the s..6sss Many old Jres
Soilers voted tor Bell. The ssntimen.
Of Holt 10 ovsrwhslmingly Frss Stats. Il
the voters would but come squsrely up
to the mark.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

A LMcoLx Or II KAxsAs.-Nslsor
Abbey. Esq. Of Doniphsn County. Ksn.
sas. has choice OF which be has Ions
been iattenisg Tor the entertainment ol
bis friends. in tie event Of Mr.. Lincoln's
election. Mr.. Abbey was, for many
ysar:. . nsighbor o, Nj. Lineols. and "a.
tsrts,ns that enthusiastic regard for hin
which oil peEsons hsvs Who arc intimsts-
y acquainted With thS ssxt President Of
the Republic. Il Il psodlsss 10 odd that.
wbsa ths q = killed. thsrs win b !
pleasant party Of IL friends II Lincoln
and Abbsy-&. Jasspl Hss DNsc.