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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10
NEGRO COLONIZATION.

Applications have been made to me by
many free Americans of African descent,
to favor their emigration with view to
colonization as was contemplated in re-
cent acts of Congress. Other parties at
home and abroad, some from interested
motives-others upon patriotic principles,
and still Others influenced by philanthro-
/ pic sentiments, have suggested similar
I measures while ON the other hand, seve-
raj of the Spanish American republics
have protested against the sending of
such colonies to their respective terrific
ries. Under these circumstances ! haFe
declined to move any such colony to any
State, without first obtaining the consent
of its government, with an agreement on
theiTpart to receive and protect such en-
grants in all their rights as freemen. ]
have at the same time offered to several
States situated in the tropics, or having
colonies there. to negotiate with them,
subject to the advice and consent of the
Senate, to favor the voluntary emigration
of portions of that class 70 their FespAc.
tive territories, upon conditions which
shall be just and humane, .ua.a..s p
Liberia and Hayti are yet theonly couu-
tries to which oolonists of African descent
from here could 60 with certainty of be-
ing received and adopted as citizens, and
regret to say, that such persons contem-
plating colonization do not seem so will
ing 70 emigrate to these countries as to
some Others, nor as willing as 1 think
their interest demands. i believe, how
ever, that the opinion IS improving. and
that ere long there will be an augmented
and considerable emigration TO both these
countries from the United States. =
Iz1E COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
The new commercial treaty between.
the United States and the Sultan of Tur-
key, has been carried into execution. A
commercial and consular treaty has been
negotiated, subject to the Senate's con-
sent, with Liberia, and similar negotia-
ton Is now pending with the Republic of
Hayti. A considerable improvement of
the national. commerce is expected 10 re-
suit from these measures. sf- EE
Our relations with Great Britain, France,
Spain, Portugal, Russia, Prussia, Dem
mark, Sweden and Austria, the Neither
lands, Italy, Rome, and other European
States, remain undisturbed. Very favor
able relations also continue to be MAIN
tanned with Turkey, Morocco, China and
Japan. 3 - -'-a' ! = 2s+ sss+ =, ..4 ie
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n. N. RARNUn a co.

Jobbers and Retail Dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass
Pine Doors sash, Hardware and Wheeler's Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street Warren, o.
.E,B:-0rdsrs filed promptly. Goods warranted Il
-s1lt- ar I..- .-H-
80 Hs-fi ll-arls .F a-f rEati. lti
-ssrtr' ass al esiiur '--s 81 .. 4.st's.-
selta san aiiieu .- .-.aI
zE ~ ls s--5l,i s3-s.l ri le1 .r.a ,i la
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Enumeration Of mixed varie,

63utiieIdllOu Ola HtiAeu fdFlBF
Ties of goods on hand and for
saleat BARN, MS Hardware Sales
Kooms at Warren, Ohio. N. B.
JAnEs G BEooKs wonId be hap
.py to- see bis old and new friends
yG@he can sell them goods at rates
irltiifhilg far below former prices.
BE sure and call on him at Bar
- S,,3s6 81 81 81 iassszi.i-- g. s1sG sl7il1
HlHll s. -Gsfs vl4 81 s4 1
.ali5fa-ia- --rsl -57ii i'ia Eas .-ara N
,s4sdsildaE &c 5 HCTzIF1A q
not paH ,ysahsoss S5a Z ttb
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10
DEPARTMENT REPORTS

The Reports of the Secretary of the
Navy and War are herewith transmitted.
These reports, though lengthy, are scarce
ly more than brief extracts of the very
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10

"ltu IIV'tse = representatives:
Since your last assembling, another year
OF health and bountiful harvests has pass
ed, and whilst it has not pleased the AL
mighty to bless us with a return of peace,
we cannot but press on, guided by the
best light lie gives US; trusting that in
HIS own good time and wise way, all will
be we'll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-03
united States of Amerioa,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NAy llERAAS, lbel Of information was Hied within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee. al
Nashville on Tho 2nd day Of juno, A. D., 1852, by
John rrimble, ksq., Attorney The United states
Tor the Middle District u Tennessee who prospcutes
herein on behalf OF the Unile States against ccrtan
pro erty, viz; certain lot, situated near the South
east corner OF Broad and Front Streets In the ty OF
Nashvile, beng the next lott the corner lot aforo
said on which corner lot Is situated the Brass toup.
dry Of B. Colei said lot fronting Front street run.
ming back towards he river, thence nearly parallel
70 the river, and then ie bak Front ttfeei the cor
ner a said lot on Front street iarthest from Broad
being opposite small alscEsmiths shop, situated on
tho otber side Of Front street. and asp az tho Bold
ings On Ia LOT, aud also al the fixtures machinery
too g, implements and mat rial Of every dsaorirti'n
nuec e. w,lh aad lot aud buidngHi said buildings
ON sid OF being he Foundry Of one T. N. Rrenuan
and prayiag process against said property that tho
same be Cn onlnod as forfeited.
Now, thereto O. tn purs uauce o. the mOnltlon, un
der tho seal Of said Court, 70 me directed aud dpvor
cd, do hereby give public notice 10 ali persons
claiming said property, or in any manner Interested
therein, that tney be and appear before said Circuit
burt 10 be held at the city Of Nashville an and for
said District, on the Goth day Of October 1861 al
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day. then and there
10 interpose thti claims ana 10 make their aliega
lions IN that behalf. Z. Il, GlAsCOCil,
June Ia, lS52-lit U. g. Marshal M ii. 7.
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ROSPE CTUs
or THE
NASHVILLE UNION.


nS NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few weeks
SINCE for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Con'ederacy, end Of advocating the restoration of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted TO secede u holds
friends all Who support and as ioes all who oppose
The Union Of the States. II has no watchword but
IA EDoN AND NArioNA1Y
with rebels and traitO has no compromise to
make II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws mado in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law ov Tue LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the states to the contrary uowlth-
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the States, because
wthou, It the preservation Of liberties and nsti-
tutions aud the organization of eocIety itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
he way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, 90 matter by what name it be
He'd
To tho PEOPLE Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
tsyoton to Liberty and Union, until they we're be.
,rayed to the rebel despotism az Richmond by per.
iious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have 'elt 80 heavily the awrn curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support let the names OF
roc Office holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Nau, VIM have filled our borders with mourning, be
bpettod before the world. Let those ambitious aud
avarcious mon no have plotted our ruin for their
oWp agrandzoment be fastened - the pillory Of
shame no matter how high their honin society.
Ut it be shown how the sefstyIod defenders Of
"sou'hern Rights" are now leading mRraudmg bands
If fr5cbootcrs ahd troopers over State kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, aud
murdorDg unarmcd citizens IN cold blood let the
TRUTH so long excluded ny the Southern couapra,ors
now circulate freely through every nsighborhood
and our cause viii sssuredy triumph. WIN not loyal
men everywhere aid Us In the dissemination Of facts
and no advocacy ofFrco Government
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Unitell sstaten of hmnricn.

MD III DISTRICT ~ TENNESSEE.
M hEShAs libel Of Information was Glod with.
w IA and ior the Middle District Of Tennessee, 81
Nashville on tle 18th day Of May, A D, 1862 tv
Lohs trimblo, hsq,i Attorney 20 Tho unlted Sta cs
tor tho Middle District OF rauuog8oe Who urdsocuias
heron on behalf q tho United states, against Gers
tan loi aud Che BuidlDgs Green, situated floatne
ch MARX street in the City Of Nashville known ~
kAis Moors's Fouudry and Machine shcp Raqt az.
am near Broad street, 10 The City Of Nashville aea
aN the machinery tools, fixtures and imp cmeuts
end mlcfia connected With said lot aud Foundry
and Machine shop and Building for reasons aud
causes On said libel O information moutioned md
pfaylng process against she said property, that the
same b. condemned rs 0risltod.
Now, thereto G, n pursuance OF The monitor, under
the seal Of said Court to me directed snd delivered
DO hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
eAid property or In any manner intertsed thOroin,
that they b. and appear before said Circuit Court 10
be held 90 The city Of Nashville, 40 and for said Dis
Gict on the goth day Of october 1907 10 o'clock 10
che forenoon Of that day then and there 20 ntrposa
thclg claims and D. make their allegations In THAT
behalf r. v OlASCOCK
juno u, iSo2.--ift. n. s, Marshal, NJ ID 4
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united states Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE,
MTHERllAS, inform alton was flied within and Tor
w the Middle District OF Tennessee at Nashville,
on the 2sth day Of May, AID, 1862, by John Trimbe
Esq, Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District OF ranneaBco, who proseoutaa herein on behalf
Of lhe Unite states, against certain property, viz
Lot situated the Northeast corner OF cherry street
and FRANKLIN street, 10 south Nashville and Tie
buildings ihercon the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose Of preparing mat rala for the manu-
fsoturo OF GunpoWdor; also the machinery aud ok.
lures connected with said establishment, praying pro-
cess against the same hat 10 be candomnSd aa lor.
ioited,
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of Tho nonition mn.
der tho seal o. said Court 10 directed aud doliv-
cred, do hereby give public notloe 10 All persons
claiming said property, or IN any manner interested
therein, that they be anu appear before raid Circuit
Court 20 be held al the City Of Nashville in aud Tor
SAID District on the eth day Of October, 1862 al 10
O'Clock In tho forenoon OF that day, then and thore 70
nterpose their claims, and 20 make their AllegRtions
in that behof +. r. GLAsCOCK,
1rf 100 u. 3. Marshal NJ u. 7.
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Marshal's Sale.

PN virtue Of an alias M Ia 10 mo directad 6o,,
-, ,he Circuit Court Of the Uniiod satos Ior ihe
Middle District OF Tcnnessoe l. p. r. Clascock Ma.
shall in and for said District will expose To oubiib
sale to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court
house door In the city Of Nashville on the End day
OF October, 1862 all the right, title, claim and inter.
est which Thomas Barry Washinrtnn Harrow ana
A. A.; v :. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin.
The following described pieces or parcels OF Land 10
wit tract ef Land, in sumner county, Tennessee,
on Desha's creek and its waters, beginning al a .
planted rock south east corner Of james Whts.ies
,hence North II East q poles TO planted rock
,oIS r 10 Wst oi poles 70 rock at abraham
rock at Martin corner; thence North s3ISo East 9a
and $40 poles 20 stake thence North roles TO
stake thence North 74o East % polos 10 syoamore:
thence south 2g0 East J3 and $40 poles the center
Of said creek thence down the same, with Ms mean
derA thepce south 7so East Is poles South 60o East
race thence South IiiSo West IS pacs 10 n staic
thence $50 East % and go poles 20 a corner 20
Cullen Gardncrs; thence South 25iso West M polcs
TO a s,akei thence South bSlso East ia and a,fO
poles 70 rock thence North GO East l2S poles To
mo middle Of the creek; thence down the same IA
y meanders BY oisetts, thus (south 0lo East 2Opcos
south 90 East 90 poles South t0iSo Fast 90 poles
south S06' East Is poos South So Fast ID pocsl 10
pile Of rocks on the east bank OF the creek thence
North s75So West 2o7 poles, With DE- VI MentSS's
north boundary, 10 stake thence South Iso West
II and $40 poles 70 stake thence South II - West
oo poles, passing Or. H. Heads corner at rs poles
thence South - East 100 poles; thence South sas5
Mesi w poles 20 gate-posti thence south o and
~ poles 70 honey locust thence West 90 aud
40 poles 70 rock thence North 40 Fast i2s poies
70 rock thence South s0iSo Fast ~ poles 10 rock
thence North "a, Hast l22 and d.i0 p0os 60 a stake
ihenoo South S9lRo Hast rs poles 20 the beginning
Also, liie estate In nity-one Acres which was wsd
by Lucien J. Harris 10 his wife Sarah r. (now sarah
=. Head for her life. Also, o small tract adlonina
me above II being the mill tract Of four acres 20.
gcthor with the min on the same. said property be-.
ing levied upon TO satisfy Judgment In favor Of & s.
a ~ y. Bush against ThOmas Barry, Washington Bar.
row. w. Barrow and A. v s. Lindsey, Adminmtfa.
tors Of John shelby dCceasod rendered In said Court
on the Ord day Of May, 1850. Sale take place al
10 % clock. Il. r.. GLASCOCK,
aug20-lit L. Isl Marehai MI D T
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United states Of America.


MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NJ HEREAs a libel Of information was rled within
w aud Tor the Middle District Of reuhofroo. AZ
NASHVILLE, on the bth day Of June, A. n, 1s62 hy
John Irinole, vi, Attorney f0r ne Cnltei States
ior the hiidle District Of Tennessee who prosaoutas
herein On hehnd Of tha United Saes against certain
propery, riz The Machinery and Fixtures Of Watson
Neoders foNder NIL, on Sycamore Crock, M tho
county or Chatham, Va the State Of Tennessee thB
bnuduEs ulot IN connection with said machinery,
ana some i've or SIX acres ofand, which the build.
insa eta1o, praying process against sad propertv.
ma We same be concagnnsd ~ forfeited.
now tnerti re- 70 pursuance Ct the cenltion, uuier
We seal Of naa Court, % me directed and dsysred
Do hereby give public notice 10 an pcraons claiming
sAd poverty, or IN any manner Interested therein.
thal they be aud nppoor before laid Circuit Court to
be held az the CITY Of Nashville IN ard for said ps
uct 90 the goth day 20 October 1862 90 no 'coo, Ina
the orenoou ihat day, ihan and thcre 10 intoIpose
their claims, and o. make their allegations n ihst
o' f.l.os ,s,, - n r GLAsCOCN,
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PLEASE Notice.

We have no time to transcribe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with 3 scrap Of o7pf'
Dental Information written on the bach
Of Che manuscript Of course If we us,
the manuscript we have 70 re-write it
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on ne. We have no timo for such worl,
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtua Of 9 ~ ia 10 me directcd aud delivered
10 rom the Honorable Circuit Court 0t Davidson
% nty Tennessee a. It's March Term 1859, Sill OK
6oea 10 public sac 10 the highest bidder, tor cash
al mo C0urthuusa lnrd n ihs itg 81 Nashville on
SATURDAY tbo 90 day OF Auglsl. 1902 a The rlghi
tide, chln, iutnres, sud eacltei which W. q. hush
then had or mty hay SING acquired in and % ue
f,uowing DO crI1et IN of Ground bling in Davidson
County 2tata of Tenn aaro, (tharo hong no deed ID
I eord in the RcFat0ra oihcel in South Nashville,
front nr On thota sda Cherry Street I'D ioot, and
running hacs ha way a College Street. and bounded
on both laB by the property Of Isaac Paul on which
a. 10 ma twoatory brck house, being tho same sold
by lac rsu 20 W o. hush 900 ne plan or lots known
q. ODE tlysHu Grove prQlerol ana levied oh o. the
rropc1y of w q uu-h, to satisfy Judgment rou-
dtrsd iu favor of Thomas Wus against W. l.. Nance,
w. @ Bush, nna G W. Nance
j. N. HINTON,
ny .Hos Hom0s, ptp sld ShOria q G.
August 5in. lbi2-t1
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fPUBI1C REsoLuTIoN--N0. 54.1
fNTA Trp nE1.1rT n pgrANv ~

PUBLIC hEbOLUTlON--NO. Or
JOINT RESOLU ZION extraordinary of
An act 10 suppress instruction, TO
punish treason aud rebellion, TO seize
and oonaseate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes
Rssolrea, BY the Senate and House Of Re-
prescatativss Of The United States Of Amer.
ca IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
aions Of the third clause of the & th Sec
ton Of can act to suppress instruction,
10 punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confsCate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
as not to apply TO any act or acts done
pr Tor 10 the passage thereof, nor 10 in
cludc any member Of q State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath 10 support the Constitution
Of the so-called Confederate States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be 80 con-
strued rs to work a forfeiture of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow ne 70
take our own time for reading their com
municaiions. We have no time TO be
read 10. Itis literally impossible.
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Terms of subscriptions in Par Funds.


6s-An Communications on business with the Once,
Will be addressed 10 The Pr BIIstERs Of The UNION
and oIl communications TO the EDITOR will he address
81 $. C. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers win do as great Kind
uns8 by re- publishing the Foregoing or ItE substance
The current trmH,ct'ous 60 Tennessee fr mouths to
trme wlubc highly interesting TO ap lovers OF their
country aud h,r free Institutions, aud the columns OF
tho USoy will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history of those ovont7
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NotIee 10 club

The Editor win be greatly obliged TO
persons making up clubs for The UNION if
;hey win remit to the publishers and not
10 himself Communications and sub
scriptons are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner as
20 cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention heldin this city May 10, 1862:
Rcso7rcd, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UEIoE an able exponent OF
the principles Of the Union men Of Ten.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend il
as well deserving Of the patronage OF
Union men everywhere:
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truS rIsEs or Ls~ TO ooSHnuruA squnI)
To ADVERTISERS in DETAIL.
nm nAL-e VIII ne AZ EnLLnAa..

Advertisements occupying any special position h.
s'i', 20 per cent additional special I.tssa outside,
10 per cent.
a. ADVERT sements Inserted IN the local Column
'harged % the rate OF twenty cents per line
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change Will involve extra ex.
pense, 60 be paid for by the advertiser.
60 Adreasers exceeding NE pace contracted Jor uHl
be charged for tho orosss
Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
when exceeding i've lines, will be charged 90 the
usual adveriiaiug rates.
AunOunountunts o. CnndiaNsos.
BoR 5rArE eruOEHs ........, -...........Sl0 90
COUNTY .,.'..,..s.'....'s.s...... %
CITY " .t.,.. ..,.. ...s.tt,...,... 3 W
Cash required IN advance Cor an advertisements,
unless by special agreement.
We, tho uudersigncd have this day adopted the
abovc rates, to which We bind ourgeyer strictly 10
adhere.
Wa. CAMERON, for tho Uaoa.
JOHN WALLACE, ior The Dipotcl
NAsnnE, Tenu, July 10, 1892.
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Olaima Againgt the d. 60.

a Llklt A. hALL win ttand 70 ths o8lieci.oo az
y claims sssinsi aly Of th9 uuiisf SLATE aaias,
ut The hamaae1 hoaza - ~ i"eNN
Nashville june llih isC2
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So REWARnI

CTOIEN, from r. HULnuRASD, Jsws.,r. On Lin.
- 100 street ONE PATENT LEVEn ESCInu
GOLD WATCH manuactur By Jno. Jolnst5p IN.
srPooi Tho Watch q q small size, win vile dan
fnEraNed ou ih9 inside 'Qln. ". u4sgUa IRON M
iather o. lla year 1885 uu no cutrdt c1ararei
"hosACE HAMS ' The GtoYe Reward vii Ia u.ti
Coz sny infouaaon tha may lead 90 the recovery al
me property. u ~. HAMMER
Wnab-fl
toui17u' Journal please cory 20 Soc sui. offs
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BRAN AND SHORTS
ON band and for sale at the Broadway Mills.
" iune5 D. y. DiCKEY, Agent,
PROCLAMATION
ny
ANDREW SON,
GOVERNOR or THE STATE on TENNESSEE.

To all 'oho shaH see these Prsssnts-- Greeting ,
WHEREAs, Il has been made known 10 me that
~ certain THOMAS PAnlam, charged with having
committed a foul aud air0cons murder On ~ VA
day ~ December 1901, Hnln fhe body ofJtHri Coon.
we. irts = ~sf4 nguiiy ~ ulYida0n, haa haf fsia
Justice, aud j. now runnlne al large w
hoWi therefore, u, ANDHrw JoifNeou Covernor a.
Aforesaid, BY vfius OF tie power aud auharty Ia ma
tpaipli 40 hereby oiler "a reward Of Two uuNnnru
AND flfif DOLLARS % any person OF persons who
may apprehend the said Thomas Purisf AMI deliver
lim 20 lhe sheriff or Jailor Of our County Oh DAVID
SOM IN order thai Justice, iu that behalf may bo han
- In testimony whereof, have hersuntn SEA
l. my hand aud caused The great seal of aaid
STATE TO be agixed az Nashville Che 10th dny
- o. August, 1902 ~" -
by the GOVERNOR ANDREW JOHysON
LDwARD H. EAsr, Secretary OF State
augl7-dtw
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Il. v. BAssET, PROPRIETOR,
The Ice Cream Garden

O. nov open who're ladies' and Gen nomen can IA
served Win shat cool, refreshing Aamm6r borsrqs.
Private iamlies served WITH large ~ hrat eysrtti
Ns'iA1 is-''AAp's fAii'' Jdytlom
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Wanted to Rent.
RYE FLOUR.

RE BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR Of
luno5 D. d. DiCKFY, AGENT