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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27
Arnirs Mt Fort PIckeps-The Garrison

BrennEeO IoF ANtacks
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press,
onjboard the frigate Niagara writes from Fort
Pickens under the date of May q:
Yesterday some of the officers visited Pick
ems, and examined the preparations. They
have received the heavy battery of columS
biads sent them, and had them mounted,
and things are so arranged that they
need not fear the loss of single life all be-
ing under cover, and the walls OF the fort
completely protected by a sand forlifcation,
only leaving room for the muzzles Of the
guns to run out. ...
Farther up o. the island they have erected
q sand battery, with six heavy guns mounted
which are manned by a picked division of
men from the Sabine, ready TO open fire on
the Navy-yard at the word. In the bay, q
boats crew now guard, to prevent surprise
while boats Of the squadron pull up the
chsnpel, taking observations aud souudings;
and are at times so close to the rebel shore
as TO hold conversation with the sentries, but
as yet have not been iuterfeTed with.
A few days ago the rebels were towing the
drydock out from the Navy-yard, aud Coll
ouel Brown Judging their motive was to
sink it in the channel to prevent navigation,
sent them word that il they moved it one
foot further, either way he would open fire
on them, and there they left it, out of the
| line of attack, and it will fortunately escape
| AN INCIDENT OF THE SURRENDER AT THE NAVY
YARD.
| There are many little incidents we hear oil
| the love displayed by some to the power un-
| der which they have been nurtured from the
cradle to the present time, and the strong
dependence that all will soon be well. One
incident so reminded me of the spirit Of the
women of '76, that must relate it. It may
be that you have heard it before, but it vii
bear repetition.
1t appears that when Captain Armstrong
was ABOUT to surrender the yard his daugh
ter, ,iafter a vain endeavor to persuade him no
SO 10 act, demanded of him dozen men, au(
she would protect the place until aid came
but no be was q traitor in his heart, ant
must so act the dear old flag was haulet
down from where it had SO long waved, ant
the renegade Renshaw run his sword througl
it, venting his spleen upon the flag whic
had SO long kept him from starvation. Hu
,, man nature could not stand it, and the brav
woman, aeizing the flag, took her scissor
and cut from it the Union, telling them ths
the time was not far distant when she woul
replace it unsullied; but for the stripes, sh
left them as their legacy, being their ju:
, | deserts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27

CELEBRATION OF VHE FOURTH OF july
There is no doubt but greater display will be
made on the coming Fourth of July than on
any previous one. The military will all be
out, and as they are we'll uniformed and
armed the display will be dazzling.
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Missouri RIVER TaAD1.-The Missouri

Missouri RIVER TRADE. The Missouri
Democrat says; 'i
We learn that Missouri River steamboat
men shave assurances that little or no danger
will attend the progress Of their boats up or
down that stream. As a consequence, the
boats which have been detained in port by
the troubles in the Missouri, were filing up
rapidly with freight yesterday. The Florence,
NIL boz and SipHE Gig leave to day. The
Captain of the Sam Gdty, which was laid up
a few days since at Hermann, leaves this
morning, and will back out his steamer from
that place on the arrival of the cars. The
boats will probably be cursorily examined at
Jefferson City and Boonville.
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A SHARPER CAUGHT.-An individual, yes
terday, attempted to pick the pocket Of a
lady, at the Little Miami Depot, but his
intended victim caught his hands, and held
them until assistance came, when he was
arrested
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PERSONAL.

DECENTRALIZATION La MARS Is con-
- stantly revealing 70 ladies and gentlemen their
future prospects She will comfort the deceived
heart. bring the separated together, and cause
speedy marriages. No. I02 Fifth-st. ie27-d'
DRRsONAI-s, L. HcFADDEN and LADY,
IL Clairyoyant Hesling and Test Me1iums, may
Entire satisfaetion will be given charge will
be made. Je23-es
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New York Caitle Market.
Nrw YORK, June 26-P. M.-Beef declined
Ne; quoted at 79S1<c. Sheep-receipts
10000 head; quoted at 4@Bc. Swine steady;
receipts G, 800 head; quoted at s3<f941<c.
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ECLEcTIc MAGAzINE-This favorite maga-
zine, made up of the gems of the foreign
quarterlies, has been received by G. N. Lewis,
at % Sixth-street. He has also, No. of the
Rebellion Record, and HarPer's Weekly for
this week,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27

RAILROAD misunderstanding to re-
port of the receiver Of the Cincinnati and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, the earnings of that
The amount of cash on hand is $37, ,535 IL.
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VANITY FAIR for this week, full Of good
things, can be had at Hutchinsons, Vine
street, above Fourth. He has also Harpers
Weekly, Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspa-
per, Waverly Magazine and the Scientific
American,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ED nIodated with board and room at 170 West
I fOurth st. References required. te25sdF
DOAn DING Two gentlemen can obtain a
BO large, airy front roomt with board, in a pri-
yate fsmily, by applying at 9S East Third st., be-
tween Broadway and Ludlow. je26-be
UOAH DING-sevsral furnished rooms, pleas.
1O emily located, suitable for gentleman and wife
or sir gle gentlemen, with OF without board Apply
at 80 George st bet. Race and Elm je2j-b'
DOAR DING-A welt furnished front room,
I'D suitable for gentleman and his wife, or two
single gentlemen, to rent, with board. Apply at
46 Mound.st, je25.hS
EROAh DING-A few, gentlemen can be accom-
HD modAIed with boarding, by the day or week,
by calling at 22 Mcfarland st., two squares from
the Postoflice. Reference required.
je27.bR .rN "...- H7 Ii. J. CALVERT.
ROAR RDING-GeDtlem or small families can
10 find very pleasant rooms and the best of
board. Gas and water in every room also, bath
rom. Call at 297, south east corner of Sixth and
John. SITS. je26 be
nOARDING-Those seeking large and pleas
nO ant rooms for the Summer, with board, gas
and access to the bath room, in private family,
where there no children, can find very desira-
BILE accommodations at No. 25S Race.st., between
Sixth and Seventh. je76-b%
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SURE GUARDs.-This Company, we are
informed, is now nearly full, and will go
into camp on Monday next. Their Head
quarters are at % West Fourth-street.
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THE DAILY PRESS.


T"
The CfncipnaH DAILT Pass q he natural orOaa Of
labor ard eanpotnef ~ is oftv. TIE Jaoilfties Of
communication ,shieh nni'he, betasee laborers and
employers, AND bet,seen eapiai ond fBasT, byr
Of u large circulation and cheap ddrertisensats' s'-
ply Ue people NTH oonrenienos rhioh has only 10 Be
tysd 10 be appreciated. brief advertisensst IN e
DAILY PREss places The object before MANY housdHds
Of both Idbofers aud employers, and Of buyers and
sellers.
Ans,sers 10 advertisements dV Be received al te Office
Of the DAILY pRtss sealed, and addressed 10 names
Kali os bors
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27

The official returns of the killed and
wounded at the battle of Big Bethel show q
total ofseventy7f of which sixteen were
killed, fourteen dangerously wounded, 1--WE
missing and thirty-nine only slightly in.
iuTed. Twenty. one Of these casualties oc-
the Third and Seventh New York volunteer
IeeimeLts
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nANISI MaNISl6
II you want a Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
In THE DAILY PRESS.
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City News.

NoTcr, EvERYBoDY.-See advertisement
of Mumford b 90. a.
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COMMON PLEAS.

CoNvICTIoN.--L. Morgan, indicted for
having in possession counterfeit notes of the
Stissipg Bank, Pine Plains, New York, was
convicted. The notes found in his posses
sion were "fves," to the amount Of $50,
and it was claimed by the State that he was
acting in concert with party who had 5000
OF this money in their possession.
Kerr for the State, and Hits for the de-
fanse.
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WAR RIATTRRs.

Recruiting Of he Garlsy BrigGds-D Departure
Of Gun-bOats-- The A. 0. Tyler Passes
Safely Through ths Louisville Mis-
n1nnneo,La - L---.n.
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FOUND.

ENOUND-A LADY'S BREAST PIN-Which the
H owner can have by calling at n Longworth-
ttIeet, proving ownership and paying for this I'd.
vertsene0t je2T BE-
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PROBATE COURT. ta
The will of Philip Hoell was admitted
10 nrobate .I
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Recruiting for the Gurley Brigade con.
tinues, although at least twice as many ful
companies have already offered as can be
accepted.
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U. s.. Dragons and Flying Artillery,

" None need apply but young unmarried men, OF
- good character. Pay varies from Sl2 to SIS per
n month. In addition TO pay, an abundance Of good
y aud comfortable clething, board and msdich at
tendance will be furnished free of charge together
HORSE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Apply at once at No I3 Sycamore.st.
n. SWIEIZER, First Lieut.. lat Drsgoons,
myl5-H Recruiting Officer.
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WANTED.

WANTS. "FoR SALE" "FeR BENT"
n I 1sT," FOUND" "BoARDING," so.-Ad-
vsrssmenis oOmsno under Gess headinO' not ercsed-
tno fvs liues sviil Be inserted t'stceJor 10 oeas
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

NICE DIsT1ycTIoN.-The Democracy pre-
tend to indorse the constitutional author-
ties Of the Government as fully and unre-
s.rredly as the Republicans themselves, and
all the contest they seem to make with the
Republicans is on distinction so nice as
to be scarcely parceptible. They indorse
the constituted authorities, but refuse to
indorse Lincoln " as party leader The
distinction is really nothing. Mr.. Lincoln
is not a party leader, but the central au-
thority in the Government. So far he is
supported by the Douglasites, as the head
of the Government, fully and unequivo-
caily They support him as President oil
the United States. Neither the Republicans
nor any other body of men care to have
Mr. Lincoln iudorsed as a party leader while
the war with traitors lasts Parties are
gone and lost in the overvhe1nfng magn'
tude OF the crisis. 1t is time enough fol
the Douglasites to raise an issue with Mr.
| lincoln and the party .hat elected him
when he comes up again to be indorsed a
a party leader, which will not be till hi
present ter,1 of Office has expired.
Wbas is there to keep Union men asunde
and divided in this State any more than II
the heart of the Repui. lie where all are act
ing in concert without reference 10 past Is
sues? 1s,here principle inv 2ired NO
one. Mr.. t4neoln's administrator Is al
right so far. No Union man finds taul
with it. The Cabinet is unobjectionable.-
There is no antagonism of principle. Why
then, should there be two Union Partie
here? The spoils; the spoils, isthe onl
reply. Ne respectable paper has endeav
ored TO give, or can give areasou why ther
should be two Union parties in California.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
Summons.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Nevada, ss. I,ist.ic;Court of the Fourteenth
Judicial district OF sail state. The people of tiic
S.gte of California, to WOODBURY. j. DOANh ~
Greeting Youare hereby summoned to appear
and answer to the complaint OF ANN D"ANE,
filed against YOU. within ten days from the ser
vice oi this writ, ii served you i'll this county,
within twenty days if served gu yon III tins dlS-
trict and ou. OF this county, and within lorty
davs. ii served on you in It's STATE and out OF
this district, in an action commenced ON the Sd
d;;y of July. \. H.. ls6l, wherein plaintiff praYs
that the bond of matrimOny heretofore existing
between yoa and said plaiatIi b. dissolved, that
she {thc plil.l have tnc care and custody OF the
cnilu oaran T.. Doanc during her minority t.iat
she have her costs OF this suit. ana suiil other
relief as to the Court may mp 'o.c.
And you are Lereoy nUtiAed ,.iit Il you ihli 10
answer sad complaint as herein directed, lidln
fiI will take judgment Therefor by default, tC-
ycther with ala costs OF suit, ami also deinahi OF
the Court suci, other rclieI ar Is prayed IUr III
plaintin's said complaint.
In testimony whereof l, JOHN ). LAM
BrRI, CLERK OF tnc District Court, afJre
L. S. sal |, 90 hcreunto set my hand aud impress
the seal of the SAID Curt, 1T uiiI.r. IN tile
city of Ncya ada, this sd, day oi July a. D.
lo0!. .-,. -,
JOH.E 5. LAMBERT Clerk.
Per Jor. kOBHiIS. Jr Dep.
liy order of The Hon. Niles >tarls, Judge OF
District Court, aivr, said Attest true copy.
John ). Lamb, RI, Clerk.
Pr Joe. Iiobcr;s, Jr.
T. 3 Mcfarland, Atty for PIN.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
Prohrte Notice.

INTIIE PROB,TE COURT, STATE OF
California, County of Nrvada In ~" '""'fer OF
the y ,ition of Orlando Evans A ia of
the Esta.e of JAS. NJ. GILLLoFir, .dsed,
for the sale of the real estate and personality OF
said deceased.
1t ap caring by the petition OF said AiminiStra-
to. -hat there is not sufi irat p-rsoaal estate
= rI,is H.. = to pay The debts outstanding
a9ainst said deceaael and the expenses OF
administration az that ii IS necessary TO sell
the whole OF said Hfrson.; fstSts 1ts OF SUI
deceased for the payment % s. "a ufpts. !. y, ~
therefore ordered by thc Judge of sal Hurt that
all persons la:e csei be and appsar eeioTt .'n al
the Court Room of sail Probate Court at inc
Conrt House in said county, on Monday the 2dti
day of August, y. ID lSd, at !, clock \. n. OF
said dav that time beng "spcci.lly appointed for
the hearing of said petition to show cause way
an order shoul not b. granted to thu salA Ad'hl'
istrator to sell so much OF the real AMI personal
estate of the deceased rs may b. n'crsSary ~ pa
such debts, and that copy of this bc pGoilsleu
ut least four successive weeks in thc NEVADA
JoURNAI., Il newspaper published iii said County
OF Ncyaia. - - 49,.
July st, 1861. DANli, bfLD-N'
Probate Judge, Ncvaia Co.
A truo COPY Attest. JOHN > LAMBERT, Ok.
By JosgpH VI. Li:NEY, Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

CHING FooE writes to the Sac. Union that
there is lack of confidence among money len!-
crs of New York, in the financial abilities of
Secretary Chase. Ching Fool, probably. has an
az to grind or lies-nnder mistake.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

TIE 4th eyerywbere was celebrated. San
Francisco, Sacramento, Marysrillc. Stockton,
s.u Jose, Santa c-rz, Mok. Hill, Shasta, La
Porte. and many other places, made patriotic
a.on,trat;ons. Never before was the National
Anniversary celebrated with SO much pretensi'n
and enthusiasm. 1t was probably SO all over
tbe Union except where the confederate thieves
bold sway.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

The HssPERIAN for July is before its readers
who will undoubtedly be gratfed with its varied
contents. The editress is striving to make her
pet acceptable to its patrons, and she succeeds
most admirably.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.

rEHE REPUBLIC ms OF THE COUNTY
of Ne, ada. and all patriotic .itizcns in favor
of sustaining the Administration in its rifortr to
preserve the Union and maintain the Constitution
are requested to elect Delegates to County Con-
vcution to be holden at tho City of Nev"da, on
the 18th day of July, 1861, to nominate candidates
for County Offers, and transact surh ot'ic- bus
mess rs may be deemed pr0perhy the Convection,
in accordance with the following apportionment {:
Nevada Township -
Grass Valley Township --.-.---- -.-...--.--- %
Rough & Ready Township p---.-..---...---..--..lt
Bridgeport Township. .....--...........--......2 II
Rloomfi III Township. ..-...-........--.......6 6
Eureka Township .--......-...- ............ 10
Little York Township .-...--......-.....-....f IL
Washington 9ownshp. ............-.....-. 3
BY order Of the County Committee.
I. q WAITE, Chairman.
A W. POTTER, Secy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
=- o.
MARRIED.

At the National Ex change, on the 9th. by Rev.
r. Briefly, ALEXANDER II. MCDoSALp. of Dntcli
Flat, TO Miss MAMIE X. LANoERs, OF Allesha-
nytown.
At Pleasant Valley, on the 2Sth. by Rev. II. Bri
erly, Mr.. A. II. PARKER, of the United States
Hotel to Miss ELIzABETH j. NoyEY.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

FIRE IN SAN FKAgcIsco.-A severe fire oc
Cured among the wooden buildings high upon
Telegraph Hill, San Francisso,oa the Sd. There
was no water in the neighborhood andths wind
was high
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

Nor VERY Mucu.-s3,G4O was the col
lected in San Francisco to pay the expenses of
celebrating the fourth Of July. Nevada came
near raising the sama sum.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

FuDGE.-Thc Queen of England is reported
insane. 1t is probably not so. Insanity Is,
however,a a prodisposi,ion of the Royal family.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
For Recorder.

We arc authorized TO announce tho name of r
w. COLBURN, as Il candidate for the OFlrc Of
Comfy Recorder for the ensuing term, s,.bjcrt 10
the action Of tho Rep IIlican Convention o. Ne
vada County.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
For Recorder.

We are authorized TO Announce til. namr #
wM II. SMITH, 0 mega, 4 a fni:da' lfol th ,
Oi!icr OF E"cor,ler, subject to the action Of t4c
Republican env ertiCn Of Nevada County
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

SAM B. BELL has resigned the pastoral
charges Of his church in Oakland. The Alane-
da Herald says it is rumored he will be can
didats for State Senator in that District. There
is considerable mettle in that Bell
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

GREAT BRITAIN VS.. THE U. S-Eot long
since disposition seemed to be eyinced by
prominent English statesmen to favor tho
independence of the Southern Confederacy.
Since the arrival of Mr. Adams in London.
and his interview with the Prime Minister
affairs have assumed q different aspect-
Great Britain was evidently balanced be.
tween justice and self interest. She saw
tat if the Southern States were detached
from the Northern the auti-tariff notions
might prevail and the negro ConfederacY
would furnish the finest market in the world
TOR British manufactures. The statesmen
OF England could scarcely resist the temp
tation to secure as far as possible so tempt
ing prize On the other hand, England
mas been the great professed sympathizer
with the black race She has done moro
Tor the obstruction OF slavery than all the
world beside The tone of mind of ba-
people is against negro slavery. She has
made TOO many professions of sympathy
with the oppressed race to rashly belle her
character By recognizing the Independence
OF Confcderacy whose chief object is the
perpe:uation Of African bondage. She
would beside set bad example for other
nations 10 follow in the event of rupture
with one of her colonies.
Self-mtercst at first rather prevailed ia.
british coaneils when discussing the Amer
lean questions, but consistency and hu-
manity arc likely to carry the alv E.i,sir'
seems likely to prove true to her long TINS
professions
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
Collector.

The Subscriber offers his namq to the voters
and conventions as 4 UNION candidate for the
Office of Collector unleT the new Law. EIcc,ios
to take place on the 18th cf September -Si.
j. W. LOCKWOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

A DiFFrRExcE-"I am for peace said n
.ccessionist in crowd, the other day. The
difference between you and me-" said Union
man. is, you for piece and am for the
whole"
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

SAC. NEws.-This paper, the publication oi
which has been suspended some months, has re-
appeared. Price Is cents week.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
Fer Assessor

We arc authorized TO announce the name of A..
w. POTTER. 4 candidate for the Office OF A.
SCISSOR of Nevada Cnunty, subject 20 tie nomina-
of the Republican County Couvcn ion.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
For Assembly.

we are authorized to announce the name Of
JOHN TURNER 4 candidate for the Ass emily
subject 10 the action o. the Ecpu3llaan Conycx.
ton of Nevada Coau:y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

Mono FOR THE CSIoS.-A cJrrcspc 1dsnt Of
the Sonora Age writing from Mono, ,t-t.s hat
the people in that section Of country as over
whclmingly aud enthusiastically n fave. or thu
Union. Over every town the glorious s.ars and
stripes foat proudly in the hrseze
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

BRsTKER DIBBlEs CoMPRoNIsE.-Brother
Dibble, of the National, is proverbial for
the speckl-d color of his handiwork IN pol
itics.. Perhaps he may be misunderstood
but his friends viii have it, that were he
woman he would tax e the premium for the
best quilt in every fair in christendom. His
compromise between Caldwell and McCon-
neil Us the lates, scintiiiation of his genius
The Grass Valley boys will as ssererate that
brother Dibble urges that war On the Sc
cess:onists by sea is constitutional and just
but an' invasion by land usurpation Of
mower br the President If that' isn't an
'alf and 'alf compromise between war anu
no war, he is greatly mistaken.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Gorernor,
LELAND STANFORD,
of Sacramento.
For Lieut Gorernor,
J.F. CHELIIS, of Trinity.
For Members Of Congress,
+. G. PHELPS, of San Matso,
A. A. SARGENT, IF Nevada.
Judge Of Sap'rme Court,
EDWARD NORTON, San Francisco.
Attorney General,
FRANK N. PIXLEY, San Francisco.
Clerk Of Supreme Court,
FRANK F. FARGO, of Alameda.
Controller,
6. R. WARREN, of San Joaquin.
Treasurer,
D. r. ASHLEY, of Monterey.
Surveyor General
J. F. HoUGHTON, of Solano.
State Printer,
B.P. AVERY, Of Yuba.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

SLaSpER.--The Pacific Sentinel. in giving
sketches of the candidates. on the Republican
State ticket, accuses A. A. Sargent Of having
been Democrat. Take it back. Mr. Sentinel /;
he has no such crime as that to answer for