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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS orF1cE-MAaen ~ =
THE SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER REsrLEss-HER Z IS.

U. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFF1cE-MAacn ~
THE SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER REsTLEss-HER Dis
CHARGE FROM CUSTODY.
The facts Of the seizure Of the schooner Restless at
this port FOR sailing foreign yoysgs without register hav
Ing been unable TO obtain Mos have been before ala.
ded The Secretary Of the Treasury to whom application
made TO remit the forfeiture of the vess has rendered
decision relieving the captain and Of the cargo from any
suspicion Of wlul negligence intention Of fraud and direct.
ING Che remission Of the forfeiture on payment Of the necessary
fees ard disbursements The District Attorney this morning
ccivcd this order and ds rom the Acting Solicitor Of Ia
Treasury to cover the amour, Of fees kc referred TO.
REMISSION or FORFEITED GRAIN BAGS.
An order was received from the Secretary of the
Treasury directing the remission Of Tho forfeiture Of 5000 grain
bags which bad been seized the GROUND that they E
regularly entered the permits The application for remission
made by The Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company. =
COURT OF APPEALs--MARcH 2s.-Bclore all the bsceees
MINUTES FOR MARCH 20
The Beeknan viii Gaze reported Thursday oecu-
Nos 49, LAWRENCE sc McGuik 49, Fowle sy BHss ct al
4s. Wood ss. seeiy qcs, HOsue as Rensselaer, County
BsnA-oH ior the term.
SUPREME MARCH 2e.-BeiOre Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS,
George Herrick agt. VIM. Graydon, ct. al.-Hotion
denied with 10 COSTS TO abide event.,
Michael Genet, Ct al sg Jose H. Mora, ct. sL-same an
Thomas Cotton ss Ann Cotton Report Of referee confirmed
and Judgment of divorce granted
BURNING or THE QUARASrIYE BUILDiEGs-wHo
SHOULD HOLD THE RICHMOND COUNTY BONDS. l
The burning of the Quarantine buildings on staten
Island resulted sui. the part Of the Commissioner q
Euisaton against the Supervisors RichuoBd County which
came up ga Supreme Court Chambers to-day. .
The Legislature passed set April IT, 1881 appoinns COM
buildings After taking evidence in regard thereto
they made their report the dsmsges estimated Slo-
Isl ~ The County Of Richmond tsued bonds TO this snoent,
under protest. and delivered he N to the State Treasurer
OF csm that the money
should be paid hen that they and not the state are the par
Interested aud the proper cnstodan Of the funds In th
view thew row move issue 1Hddna to compel
the County pay them the amount awarded By the Commits
sionors.
Tie County defend upon the ground that the law nPponnoa
the al and void the theieoe
neither tho State Of migration are entJ
tied 20 the funds the act Is valid they urge that payments
m already the State and that the state and not
the rslo the proper parties to whom payment should Do
made.
"a an mporanl one and win probably 90 10 the Court Of Ap
reals.
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cf,cer lee of Elura, NJ Y, arrested in this city an
alleged hotelthief named John Potter, Young man
about nineteen years Of age. For fear hat his priS
ooer would DO taken from him by some other officer,
Mr.. Lee declined leaving him at Police Headquarters
Is ia usually done with fugtives from jue1ee pu ci'
him in charge Of the landlord Of hotel IN Robinson
street until time for the train TO leave Meantime MT
Lee amused himself by looking a, the Aetropohtm
elephant wherever he could obtain glimpse OF hn'
ON returning to tho hotel he was asonished to learn
that his prsouer had taken advantage of his absence
70 ouietly slip out of back window, and make his
escape The Third Ward police were Immediately no
ted and in the course Of few hours had reaken the
b slpeery individual and again placed him III charge Of
/. she country detective. -.sa.H sg.ih I. s..as3
A pair Of handouts were slipped upon the prisoner
and the time for the departure Of tie evening train on
ahe New-York and Erie Railroad be was hurried to the
depot and placed in the smoking car Still the officer
was afraid 10 rusthe youthful thief ae put shackies
on his logs and fastened him TO the iron frame OF the
seat Tie other occupants of the ear had but little re-
spect for the Elmra detectye and in spite OF all ms
s remonstrances commenced to smoke violently. ihe
motion Of the, and funigaiion to which he was
sneced soon caused rebellion in Che stomach OF the
detective, and he forced TO leave the car Having
relieved himself be took Feat IN forward cas-. deem
Ang ble prisoner secure IN the rear oDe. chVty tSf
passing Port Jeryis Mr., Lee thought bis stomach
sufficiently settled to allow him to resume his seat by
HE prisoner and accordingly started back for that pur-
pose. What was his astonishment to find that the
smoking car had been switched of at Port Jervis, and
that for half an hour he had been running away from
his prisoner as fast az the locomotive could carry hin.
He immedia.ely teegraphed back to Port Jervis, but
TOO late the young thief had escaped. Not only had
he taken his departure, but had appropriated the
shackles handouts and portion of the baggage be-
longing 10 the detective. The fugitive Immediately
o returned to this city, where he was discovered on
Thursday night by officer Judge of the Third Ward
who took him into custody again. Potter was taken
20 Headquarters and locked up to await the arrival OF
Mr. Lee who was notified of bis arrest The prisoner
denies having robbed Mr.. Lee, and says be could not
help leaving the car he was left alone RDd the rail-
road people wanted to lock it up He derives much
amusement from the narration of bis adventures, and
only regrets that he ventured back into the Metropo
Tan Police District. He will probably start for Eimira
sgsin to-day. h @ '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

LADIES USIoS.-Tbe Ladies' Union" held TIE first
Of sseres OF entertainments at Clinton Hail. last even
ing An address was delivered by Judge Edmonds;
q fms original poem by Mss Peckhsm, and several
recatiors and singing. This an institution. no to
cave the lIen but TO from falling. The object is
TO provide home, and protection, and Employment fo
women in need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

CHAsBER OF CoMNERcE.-The bill giving legal
and binding character to the decisions Of the Arbra-
zion Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, has been
passed by both Houses of the Legislature, end will
probably receive the signature Of the Governor This
will greatly relieve our Courts of mercantile lgations.
The following IL the act:
SEC The Chamber Of Commerce Of the State Of New.
shall have power TO elect by ballot la conformity With the
bylaws adopted by aid Chamber Committee TO be known and
cts the Arbitration Committee Of the Chamber Of Com
MERGE" and shs have power also TO appoint COMMITTEE Of
Appeal and the Only elected members cfke said Chamber and
eli exsoDs clsioDg through under them may EBder the
iDsoDs and sOhect to the resicions npoted By tle pro
visions Of the statutes Of the State Of NewYork relative 20 ab
trston submit the decision Of the Committees Of Arbntion
and Appeal the 9sy be constituted tic saia Cham
Der controversy existing between them which ~ be the
subject Of action and msy agree that final udglret
Of Record 10 BE- by them nsed h DO rendered
any award made p1rsusnt to such sObni,sion.
6EC.2 The Committees Of Arbitration and Appeal elected
appointed Aforesaid shall the powers be subject
duties sSG disabilities sppertsiH arbitrator by
the State 81 ReIork and awards made by
must he made and be enforced therein and thereby d.
Tece and al the prosisions contained In title H. part crap
Of the Revised Statutes Of the State Of York and al
sseBdstory and in Substitution thereof shall apply Ero
ceedsk had before thu said Committees Of Arbitration aud
peal specially incorporated heein eIcep. that the judy
by aforesadhsl 10 say By the Cen
ntee d Arbitration "po appeal from its action being taken by
either patty 70 the controversy the eonhns:ory action
the CQhmittee Of Appeal shall not be subject removed
feVersed odhed appealed from By the parties interested
spoh SUBMISSION ~ Aforesaid.
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A BURGLAR TAKgE.--Last evening. Officers Hms
snsoD and HSy dissoyeIse burglar rea part Of Tn
TlE TRfBgsB bn6ipsa IN hs possesion We. tSnd nfny
With which be had commenced pIyns plank the ceiling
Tor the purpose Of opening passage M Bels saoBeg
When espsh he gave his shurden 1t sabse.
yespty u Re 6aliop bppie tsd !. wbs Andy Megsssn
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FIRE IS>GERcrR S1REET,-Last evening, lire and
explosion occurred in the chemical laboratory of l..
Gomez No. $50 Mercer street, corner OF Blocker
damaging the premises to tho amount Of slO0. The
fire caused tLe Spontaneous combustion Of some
wafer pstelte. t.. ......14 Ba| Na ,I
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MARRIED.

wsoN-LLINES-AtN syark n J., on ,,yedrs,ssY March
G, xnFgter % GEORGE Linen, esq "
ROBISSDS-CoDIEGTOH-A ,rier Ciig Church by The
ley, H. GesEsr Ed~srd a. Robinson 70 Wis pEirs 4
s,iITT-WAYNE<l Brooklyn, on Wednesday sverirs
Mch ~ BY she Rev Dr. Rockwell Mr. Increase C. Smith
siEah, yghhges daughter William Wayne, ,sF, ali II
nraoky n
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tas BRooKLYs CHARTER ELEcIlos.-Ihe cleo
lion for Mayor and Ward officers in this city will be
held on Tuesday next, the I'd day Of April. The fol-
lowing are the candidates placed in nomination:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

In the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth ana some otnef
Wardu, Independent or Uaon candidates nave TAKEN
the field IN opposition TO the regular candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

OBSERVANCE OF GooD FRIDAr.-ln commemoranon
OF this day many Of the Courts and public Offices were
closed yesterday, and religious services OF most po
sing character were held in the Unitarian, Episcopal
and Roman Catholc churches about the city, In many
of these churches the music especially adapted TO
the solemn occasion and large congregations joined IN
the servces In the church of the Messiah appropriate
servsces were held yesterday morning. AL IL O'Clock
the choir chanted: Behold the Lamb Of God that
takesh away the sins of the world" Prayer was
offered by the Rev. DR.. osgood. The Rev. VIM. A.
Aecr Of Boston, read the account of the trial Of the
Savior, from the 18th Chapter of St. Johns Gospel,
beginning with the 18th veIse, which be followed up
witha discourse on The Wrong Choice" taking for
his text the words: "NOt this man. but Barrabas"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
oorrpr CALEyDAR-Tars DAY.

suppvuy Co1RTWCIKcUm.-P l. Case on.
Part Isho causes Nos $685. 3lG3, 1905 283, 6l9 $40
3s9 1919 l6T 1881 1900 1855 1881 @l7 zlG4 eeZ 3tos
Sn 9I2s 2tTs 3s2 1885, 3l66 30l& $685. 1890 1888 3ie
3465 2Os8 1906 $3.50, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

WEST wAsHIseTOS MAREET.-The Commissioners
of Tire Land-0 Office, at q meeting on Wednesday even
ing passed resolution TO sell the Wet Washington
Market property, at the foot of Hubert and Wall
Streets and the LOwber property, TO tho Corporation OF
the City Of NewYork for the sum Of $3.50 600 and the
expense Of the survey thereof not 60 exceed $4,000
H now resse with the city 70 determine upon the ac-
ceptance Of this offer The city, 1t VIII DE
has ALREADY bought on The lessees OF the asplhbVV
Market property and their claim TO the back rents ior
a ann, nearly equal to that demRDded as above IoT tue
file of The Stale The last Legislature directed the
S,ata Engineer TO make survey Of all lands under
water supposed to have been filed In around ManhSt-
IAN Island Outside OF the lines Of any grants to the
Cityo New-York. This survey was given In charge
of Mr. O. w Childs and has been prosecuted Tor sew
eral months past.
To principal question involved was the eertaiHlDg
sbe original lines of high and lowwater mark around
she lower end of the Island, and TO solve this required
a thorough examination of all the ancient maps and
grants that could be found. Every conceivable record
bearing upon the subject has been examined and rem
dered available in establishing, beyond I'll question,
che true line of high and low-water mark. All these
discoveries Of lands tiled in without authority OF law,
and of whatever relates the lines of low and high
water mark together with the description OF ancient
maps and grants Mr. Cbilds has embodied in an able
report made to the Law Commissioners and the entire
resalts 30 far possible, being placed upon new
map Of the city, which is now IN process OF con-
xtructiou,
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R,v away ,no ,t VI. Pm.ostR.--A few dnys since

Pa. AVA, vuo~ pp's"~-" -. g.. IT, -. !.
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pRISoN AsSnCIATION OF NEW YORK.

The Executive Committee Of the above Association
held their regular monthly meeting yesterday p. m
present ADAM Il. SAcBErr, Chairman pro tenn; and
Messrs CuRrIs, NEwBoLD, GILmAs, HAvrEs, CUr-
TER, WIGGIN, BALLARD, HOLDEN, BRYAN, aud jan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

DIR. RIcHARDsoE's SHERRY WINE BIT
TERS.--ln 1878, DR.. Nathan Richardson, u
lhysiciaR residing in South Reading, Mass,
discovered, aud proved to his extensive
practice in that place and neighborng towns
the beneficial effects Of the medicine now
given to the world as the Sherry Wine Bit
tlrs. The success Of DR.. Richardson's pnc-
tice becoming heraldel throughout the New
England States, his business 50 increased
that he was soon compelled to r5linquished
the visiting system, and establish officers in
different parts OF the State, where, on stated
days, he met his patients. Sunday waslthe
only day that he could be found at home,
and many Of the present inhabitants OF South
Reading will well remember the throng Of
carriages that'always surrounded his house
on the Sabbath.
The present proprietor, DR.. S. o. Rich
arlson, (son of ssthe late DR., NathanIR nIRich.
Ordson), n graduate of the New Hamskire
Medical College; where he received his be-
gree with usual honor, and also member
Of the Medical Society Of Boston, for the
purpose of relieving his aged and honored
parent from his ardnous duties, was induced
to Telsnquish his valuable practice in the
city of Boston to supcrintend the mnnu(ac-
ture Of this medicine, as it requires great
skill and accura' y IN its preparing.
The genuine cold by medicine dealers gen,
orally.
Sept. 5--4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

WooD's HAIR REsToRATWE.-We: are
not in the habii Of putting every new discoy-
cry, for nine cases Of ten they ure qUack nos
trums, but wet Ike great pleasure in recon-
mending Professor Woods article 10 all
whose hair is falling off, or turning grey
Our well known contributor, findley john
son, Esq, has experieeced the benefits of its
application. and joins with us in speaking
OF its virtues, Let all try yit-ond bald heads
will Le as rare as as snow in Summea.--
BOHimOre Patriot.
Sept. 5-lw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
Road NOTIEE.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners OF Vim
ton county Ohio, at their next regular session,
asking for review aud alteration Of dts much Of
the County Road as is included in the follow
ing. houads, to-wit: Commencing q, lane
near Solomon Redieren's house, in Richlund
township, and running in auortA direction To u
white OAK tree, near John Rgyenaugh's lane (;
thence to cherry tree near E1ycnaugh's Is house (;
thence nartheyly direction to o chestnut tree
go or 40 rolsnOrth thence to the south west
corner Of Commodore Soward's land thence
thence along the section line north, to inter
sect the old road at the section corner, in Jack
son township; and for the vacation Of SO muck
OF .ho old road as is not necessarily required on
said road. a PETITIONERS.
Aug. !, BELLOWS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
United States.

United States.
also believe this force consisted
exclusively Of KertuckiaHs, having
their camp in the immediate vicinity
Of their own homes, and not assailing
or menacing any OF the good people
of Kentucky.
In aIlIhave done in the premises,
| have acted upon tie urgent solicita
tien OF many Kentuckians, and in nc.
cordance with what believed, and
still believe, to be wish of q majority
ofall the Union loving people of Ken.
lucky.
While | have conversed on this sub
ject with many eminent men Of
kentucky, including a large majority
of her members Of Congress, | do not
remenberthat any other person, ex
cept your Ezcellency and the bearers
of your Excellency's letter, has urged
me TO remove the military force from
kentucky, or disband it. One other
very worthy citizen of Kentucky did
solicit me to have the augmenting of
the force suspended for time.
Taking all the means within my
reach 10 form Judgment, | do not be-
lieve It is tho popular wish of Ken.
lucky that tEis force shall be removed
beyond her limits and, with this i'm
preston, | must respectfully decline
10 so remove it. -
most cordially sympathize with
your Excellency in the wish to pre-.
serve the peace Of my own native
State, Kentucky ; but it is with re-
grct search, and cannot find, inyour
not very short letter, any declaration
or intimation that You entertain any
desire for the preservation of the Fed,
eral Union.
Your obedient servant,
A. LINCOLN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

Correspondence Between Governor Nm.
Coffin OF Kentucky and President Lin.
coin, Concerning the Withdrawal of
Troops from Kentucky.
No. /.
CoNMoNwEALTH OF KENTUCKY, !
EXECUTIVE DIPARTMENr,I
FRANKFORT, August 10, 1861.
IJ Ills EfceHtncy, Abraham Lincoln, Pres.
ldent OF The UH.teG States:
have the honor hereby to nccrcd.
it to you Mes8rs. W. A. Dudley, and
+. K. Hunt, as Commissioners on be-
half Of the State Of Kentucky. The
mission Of these gentlemen is explain.
cd in a communication transmitted
through their hands, | take pleasure
in commencing them to your consid.
Grafton as gentlemen who we'll under
stand the condition of public affairs
in this State, and will present to you
fully the urgent necessity Of the step
have urged,
Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
L. MAGOFFIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio, VintOn County
Court of Common Pleas.

oliver TRlPP, whose place of resi-
" dence is unknown, but WHO is sup
posed to- reside in the state of Indiana, will
take notice that William Patterson OF the
County of Vinton, in the state of Ohio, did
on the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1861, file
his Petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the said County of Vinton
and State of Ohio, against the said Oliver
Trip, setting forth and charging the said
Oliver Tripp with having seduced Sarah
Jane Patterson, the daughter and servant Of
the said Plaintiff, William Patterson, and
praying 10 recover judgment against the
said Oliver Trip, Defendant, for the sum Of
five hundred dollars damages, which the said
Plaintiff has sustained by reason of said Sc
duction. That an order of attachment has
been issuedfn said action to the Sheriffs of
the counties of Vin.on and Jackson, in said
State Of Ohio against the properly and effects
of said Defendant and the said Defendant is
further notified that he is required 10 appear
and answer said Petition on or before the
third Saturday after the 22d day Of August,
A. ID. 1861. s
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
BY BINGHAM, Hewitt & HAMILTON,
His Attorn lys.
July H. 1861 ,6y,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
.gpttiaI Slptitits.

-~-N'O~0O~~N~~ ~~7~rOr~~NNN(N|~NS~~~~~NN-
PURIFY THE BLcoD--Dr. TTerpers Med.
icinc's for Humors.-These valuable medl-
cines have achieved complete triumph IN
humoTs af oil kinds from the hu.
man system, They were introduced 10 The
public some six years since, and have been
used with entire success. The Canker and
Salt Rheum Syrnp is taken internally,
which clcanses the blood by throwing inn.
purities 10 the surface, when the Cerate is
applied externally, and all the. eruptions are
destroyed. and health and beauty restored.
Their astonishing success has called ont
many ignorant pTetenlers who have intro.
duced their wonderful productions 10 the
public. They are out in almost every
form, from Panaceas down 10 Pills; and all
for humoTs, (of course they urs)
Sold by medicines dealers generally.
Sept. 5-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

VINO ~ Mrs. WINsLow As this ques.
ton Is frequently asked, we will simply say
that she is a lady who, for upwards OF thI-
ty years, has untiringH devoted her lime aud
talents as Female physician and nurse,
principally among children. She has cs-
pccially studied the constitution and wants
Of this numerous class so generally overlook
ed or curelessly treated by the faculty in too
many instances; and, as a result Of this el-
fort, and practical knowledge obtained in a
lifetime spent as nurse and physician, sho
has compounded Soothing Syrup, for child
rem teething. Itoperates like magic-givo
ing rest and health, and is, moreover, sur
TO regulate the bowlcs. In consequence Of
this article, Mrs. Wmslow ia becoming world
renowned asa benefactor OF her race child
rem certainly do rise up and bless her; espe-
cially is this the case in this city. Vast
quantities OF the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. 1t has got TO be COM
mon remark, 81 had rather depend on Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for my children,
than To have the united advise Of tho medi-
cal faculty of the city," We think Mrs.
Winsluw has immortaized her name by this
invaluable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands OF children have been saved from
an early grave by its timely use, and that
millions yet unborn will share its benefits,
and unite in calling her blessed. No mother
has discharged her duty TO her suffering lit
tie one, in our opinion, until she has given
it the benefit of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Tyit, mothers-TRY IT now
Ladies Visitor, New York City.I
Sept. 6--4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
More of Gov. Dennlson,s Military.

hoio VI "oE' ICnhISOn'S NilitGfy,
The same night be said of some
half dozen Infantry Regiments that
we know Of, as the following from the
Commtrcial:
1t is high time that the farco about
'Col, Sherwin" raising regiment of
artillery, to be composed of ten bat
tcries, should be stopped. So great a
fool as he can never raise q single
company Of artillery, let alone a rcgi.
ment, Itherc is no danger of that but
ho stands in the way Of men who
could Go something if he were abated.
ilo is q chronic botheration, aud
should be kicked out of tho way in.
stantly, The fellow with all his
greenneSs and incapacity, is as Gun
ming as All idiot, and has on several
occasions managed to impose upon
people for q very short time. Lie
talks largely Of his new breech load,
ing gun, and contrived by its aid to
introduce himself into official circly 8
at Washington. The gun was really
invented by German mechanic OF
this city, and Shorwin had nothing to
do with it. When he assumed to
have invented this gun, he was not
only a liar, but was attempting to rob
an honest man of his due. We de.
vote this much space to n creature
whom it wonld be base ilattery to call
an ass, in tho hope that thu military
service may no longer be disgraced
and made ridiculous by lis connection
with it.