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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24

The PennsyIvnnin :EIeeiIOn.-.Unfon =
Z VI Gain9ycr y, 900: EE
John Cessna, chairman of the Penn
sylvania Union State Committee, writes
to the Philadelphia Press ,: i5ifYs
"Sixty-two counties have been, re-
turned, and only four counties are vet
gained in fifty-four of these, and lost.
only in eight-the clear gains being
24tO17. AS the majority for Slenker
(Qppositton) in 1862 wts but 1882, the
majority for General Hartrauft Would
be $50, allowing the other four coun-
t1es 70 stand as in 1862; and being an in
crease over tho majority of the late
President Lincoln."
The committee has also published an
address, which contains these passa-
ges: 1Hr
fIhe; defeat of orr opponents is thor
ough and disastrous. To them it was
unexpected, although well merited.
Having opposed the war so happily and
so glori ionsly terminated, they changed
their policy, nominated officers, and as
sumed to be thee. special friends of tho
soldiers. They were confident and de-
hant. When we We're silent, they clam
otonsly and imperio ohs1y demanded our
views, hen we spoke they charged
tA4hk " Wt4S 9uGEllbs s1LlVeGBlVHss tilneY
told their followers that we were eIi-
deayoring to turn their hanks,' and
called Justify upon them to pierce our
centfe.i Some of them retired witt both
TANKS turned and their. centre pierced
The sbalaue8 e Wore made PRISONERS.
u Last year they assured their follow
ers that the election had been carried at
the point of the 4bayonet; 3 that military
rule had inteFiered with tie freedom or
the election, and that our country was
last Herging towards q military, despot-
ism. That shallow pretext cannot avail
them now. fi
= disappearing soldiers, they became
gees tfom the draft. Toirnllytheir Cles--
pondtng and disheaftened forces they.
proclaimed that our President had be-
come a convert to their views. They
Well know the opinions of those who
had elected him and the pFindipies of
the Platform upon which he stood. Yet
they would gladly have ind tif,ad him to
ABANDON his friends and his prfnciples
in order that they hniRhEbe restoredl ID
power. ~ IL Est-t1 z
The spirit of7sIayery, secession and
stAte sovereignty had assassinated one
President Within the last six LTndnths.
and was striving to demoralize and
steal another. The experiment. failed
the ettort to make It has been terribly
rebuked by the people, and the result
Is thefI complet decentralization and
overthrow OF those who dared 10 mis-
represent our CHIEF AIagfstrsfa in order
to promote the success of their sinking
.eauseafln 2fths4 t-kIfagE ETJsE4JI = -
N4fT .IH4a r. : u afl7. =
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TJENDERS HIS TTiANKSTO ALL THOSE
who hnV61nvored him with their c0nfi-
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friendSan the pe0pl8 generally that he VIII
the coming year, occupy his old office on Sd
street, near Reed & KTnft's Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult.
ed in reference to thelfdfse0se, the nature md
character OF which the Doctor Is able At all
q, times and under oil ciTsumStance 70 describe
md to insure ofthe probable. result and dutll-
ton OF treatment. He practices the Eclectic.
System OF Medicine, using mild hut etlectlHe
refnedteSs supporting instead or uepreS5d dng
the Vital HOWefS. The me1i6neS used by
him arc prepared and put up in his own
ONCE. Besides the treatment Of Acute Dis
enses, IN. Kisner will give his attention to the
treatment OF all varieties OF Chronic disease.
That ScOuTge Of the human fnce, SCrOfuln, In
all Its ynr1ed foEIns, viz: Pprulent Discharges
from the Ear, 50 prevalent among children
PurulHnG OpihatmiA, Q1enn, Eulnrged GinndSS
T Tlcefat tidnS, Cancers and all Varities Of Skin
Diseases will receive his special attention
Diseases of the Throat. Lung md Heart, Liv-
er Complaints Oihffl ON IlIBentefy and Piles
Diseases or the uEtnaty QFgank Syphilis, &c;;
NcFvohk and Spinal Ahecttons, EpilepSyt
V4Rheunfnii isln md ParalykisS Diseases Of Fe-
males, DyenhennEIhe I coTrheaI PROM EsIls
.IJfeFf and an Painful Irregular ana Ner-
VouS Diseases to which thHy ara subject, he
raatssueeessfn fnllys The treatment OF CHILL
Il DREN IlilIreeeive tlaeSam attentFon as here
tOfOFe. All consultations. md communica-
tons strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attentions NIGHT calls cheert9Iy an
.weEed; ofics henr nom 70 II a. isi;,,S III, 70
= Il
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Gdnfntinnn1.
Wheeling Female Colleg
WHEELING, w, VA.


TvHIs INSTITUTION, CH ARTERED
recently reOrgnnlzeti under n new Board OF
Directors viii be opened MS n collegiate Insti-
tnte on the hTSt wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
T![1ughlS RENTED and newly furnished
In the Ilberality OF Its arrangements, in the
extent and copprehens OF its course
OF study, IN It's methOdso of tuition and gov
etTnpment tf1 and in the ability and experience of
upon its being n first-claSS seminary.
Having had many years experience in con-
uuctlnG leading Educational institutions In
the E1stern md Middle states, feel assured
That with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation OF the citizens of Wheeling
extend to young Indies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able TO announce the engagement of a CORPS
of teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
rtence and reputation.
'yASNORlLAIs DEPARTMENT. will be Organized
Mt an early dny, having especial reference 10
the prePaIntt9n OF young ladies for the busi-
a PREPARATORY DEpARTSTRNr will be
opened for sucii Misses MS are too young to
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominational
princi III e LEAD Of this vicini-
EplscopallanT being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTT1oN4F1rst Preparatory, SO; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate; So; Junior, SlO;I iSeIiibt SI2 50:
Lntin, French, German, or other lniieIlare. S5:
Experimental Sciences; S2extra, ench: Dr,IW-
Ing, s. Painting in on, $40; Pastel, $40; Cray
on, S; Music, on Piano, $40; Use OF fnstru-
ment, 81 so Vocal Music $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter. oifgl
BoARn3-Si5: Fuel and Lights, 50; Washing,
q; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, $Sz 6g Fuel and Lights, 81! 1yfI
Bills both for tuition and board paynble in all
eases at the commeueenent of the Quarter
Sept 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. Ist and April 18th,
"a. Il. @. I0OAIIS, A. AIISI.D!, .,
July 90 1875. -fr t-i5-ilff n -, President
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Mr.J Il! Do,lse's Book In Reference 10
her History, Soil, Climate, Minerals,

Mr.. J. r.! DotIse's Book in Reference 10
her History, Soil, Climate, Minerals,
OIL, &c.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 10, 1866.
Mr.. IVIr. g. Hobbs, Agcatt:
DEAR SIR: have examined with
much interest the late work of AIr.J. r..
Dodge, on West Virginia. 1t gives a
full, clear and succinct description OF
the climate, soil and productions of the
new State, devoting n large share OF
attention to the iron, coal, salt and other
mtnernlsi While nowhere else, within
my knowledge, can an equal amount
Of information on the subject of petro-
leum, now engaging so much attention,
be SO readily 0btnihed. Brief reference
is made to the political history ns well
as the moral and intellectual interests
ofthe State, though the principal object
seems to be to draw attention to its
material resources. AfEE=7a =
Tho author has done good work for
the State, which her citizens should be
prompt to recognize. For, certainly, no
one. who desires even n partial lknowl-
edge of the resources and prospects OF
the State, can afford to be without a
copy of the work; while to the citizens
of other States, looking for new homes
ortnvestments, it furnishes information
they Will seek for in vain elsewhere.
Yours, respectfully, -
81 Esf - ~ CD. HUBBARD.
We have examined the work to which
the foregoing letter relates, and concur
in the estimate placed upon it by Mr..
Hubbard. ht j. NJ. MotVT1OnrER.
Oct! 2Sd, 1855. Auditor of State.
.EslH'a '9i8 GRANVILLE ID. HALL,
Elt8a Secretary of State.
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PoLITICAD.

Tho political caldron is bnbbling Mt n
furious ratio, and many parties are stir
ring It energetically to determine what
may be ut tho bottom. The Democrats
have four factions, tho Mozart, Tam-
many, Mckeon and Constitutional
Union; while the Republicans, III both
tho Radical and johnson wings, arc
doing their utmost to hnrmonize, and
are likely, from present appearances to
succeed. .i.s JUNIUS. i''
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Did You Ever See the FoIIOwInr
2i $40 lnT ThinES3 ii.iI r8Et3 !


Z Il any of our readers take any. of the
self-styled democratic papers, or get the
opportunity of reAding them. we urg-
enlly ask such for an answer, to these
DID you over see in one of them nm
earnest, hearty appeal for Volunteers.
since tho fall elections of 1861 3 -, ''l
DID you ever see in one of them a
word OF honest commendation of any
act OF the government
Z Dl9 you ever see in one of them a
Mor4 ot cheer and encouragement to
our brave soldier boys? ~ ~ ~
Did you ever see in one of them ono
word in advocacy of any practical
measures to benefit the Union Soldiers I
Did you ever know one of them to ac-
eept as true the first news of a Vfctory,
by the Federal army 55,....'
DID you ever Know one of them that
did not believe Mt first sight every ru-
NOR OF n defeat to our army?
Did you ever see one that credited
any statement of the rebel cruelty to
onr SICK and wounded2
Dld you ever see in one of them a
line u, commencing successful Union
otilceF or worthy soldier2 u /,
In short, did you ever see one, thnt by
simple change of name would not do
admirably as q southern rebel paper
aiding the traitorsH =
Examine your files of the se1f.styIed
DemQcraic'' ~ papers, and see what has
been their position upon these ques-
81 4. ru
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~ INCIDENT. ~ THE TIIEATRE.

Z An incident occurred at the Olympic
tho other sventng illustrating the popu-
larlty ofthe measure of the withdrawal, i,
loy the managers, of their patronage
Streets of New York; ono of the
characters buys a paper from n news
boy. and referring TO the amusement
colmn reads the line Mt the head of the
theatres, This establishment does not
advertise in the Herald" which pro-
duced such uproarious and protracted
applause that it was somewhile before
the performance could be resumed. +.
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1'p RATHER oA4RY itT.1Going from
market one day, we observed "a very
small boy, who gave no special indica-
ton, by dress or face, of other than or
dinaEy training in life, carrying bas-
him down beneath it We Observed,
my boy, you have a heavy load, r
Yes said he, 'fbut I'd rather carry II
than that mother should.Y The remark
was one of "a nature we love TO hear; but
we do not know that we should; have
thought enough Of u to have chronioled
1t, had we not seen across the street
a highly accomplished young la{iv
playing the pianp while her mot her was
washing the windows, 80 I.
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aiolib a1faifai.i .ii3'I8 N
SELLERS Cough SYRUP,

7 Is PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
Il safe, and may be given to the smallest child
or most delicate female with confidence in its
tspiti tituous lnredi ent tvhateve q hot only
applicable to the Vast maj jorty of PULMONARY
and Bronchial affections, but is peculiarly
valuable to children, atfoTding great relief in
Whooptng Cough and kindred diseases From
year to year, we present the following:
From the Rev. II. G. Lamb. Pastor OF
H1S,o The BfaaPtttssft zap tsf 5Cf4urch' AiexaRdria,
ALEXANDRIA,, Licking Co., Feb, "a. ls58.
In January, 1851, had a severe cough, pro-
ceeding from n bad cold, so that I cOughed al
Friday m0rniDg until Saturday nighf. Itbolt
twice, In the evening" of the prescFihed dose
and retired and slept all night without n sin
gle interruption from coughing.
took the syrup again In the morning, and
Re6SGs5 twice dqFiPs the day
10 my children, and beiIeve that it has esIe5
'iAily f1esl5isYea them Y9Hrs tFuiS, uiESi,,,N,,p
Recommended pnrficmIRrly 10 7f'IcIRr4.--v. Ir.-
men, Lawyers and other Public
SpeRkers.
Professor Potter hhs:s without solicitation,
given certificate OF the excellence Of this
popular Cough Medicine. II will bc Interest
ing 70 all who aEe nfilcted with coughs
S-.i z ESClLASGE ioTr.I., Decerntee q 10 Is5s.
AeH1ra. IltittoLE27 Haying been forsoile lime
past very much Rtilicted with a severe cold,
ana ana almost CONSTANT cough. and having tried
various remedies, sSrups, DC, and ali to no
effect WINS induced by my esteemed friend,
W. w. Wallace, OF this city; to make q. trial
my great surprise, l received almost iInmedI-
nte relief. It was with the greatest difficulty
but On taiiiag @ spSohi @ 6s tbS syinn Sa't lust
before entering my lecture room, ] could speak
with perfect case during the evening. I
would particularly recommend 1t to clergy
mon. lawyers, and other public speakers.
JAMES II. PORTER, Pro-. Of 1fdLheuldGics,
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.s;3 "A SQuARH,M One of theWiseon-
sin boys, ut the reception of the 5th reg
imentof that State, said: This Is the
first square meal I've had since I left
home. 3 Being asked what a square
meal was, he replied: "Fonr cups of
cofee, all the ham I can eat with bread,
bnfter, pies, pickles, cakes, and cheese
incorporation, and smiling ladies.to in
spfre the appetife.Y
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LITERARY WEDDING,

SPeak1ng of marriages, Mr.. George
RIPLEY, the well known literary editor
OF the Tribune, and joint editor with
Mr.. Charles A. Damn of the Nep Ameri-
can Cyct0RediQ, was welded this even
ing, in Rev. o. 3. Frothingham's s Church
Unitarian, to Madame Augusta Louisa
Schlossberger, the edifice being filled
with Journalists, Gtterdteitrs and artists,
most Of whom are known to fame, and
not,a few possessed offortune.
MIR. Ripley is one of the oldest and
most capable journalists in New York,
and everywhere popular for his many
amiable and genial qualities. Begin.
ming hteas Unitarian clergyman he
entered into tho Brook Farm paternity,
and soonafter BECAME one ofthe probrie--
tors and editors OF tho Tribune, and has
/ 4 helteye, acquired a competency by his
literary labors. He contemDlates n
European tour With.his bride, and viii
no doubt write home letters full of into
rest and instruction upon matters
social, literary and artistic.
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(, Miss KATE PENNoYER, the accomplis-
he'd tldIselSe was in Cairo, year or
two ago, when a party of young men,
who had become somewhat jOvfaI one
might, determined to serennde her; and
the idea was no sooner broached than
carried out. Stationing themselves nm
der the window, these youths began n
chorus, rather noisey than melodious
of which the burden was.4
80 charming Kate Pennoyerl
-LH We adore yer, we adore yeri
o charming Kate Pennoyerl
You can't think how we adoreyerl"
After about five minutes of this mu-
sic, a windowlopened at tho top of tho
house, a night-capped head was pro-
tFudedy and q heavy bass voice, taking
up the air, continued: iiiH tlf-1'
: tsYour charming Kate Pennoyer
- Lives Jest five doors below y'here,
~ Your charming Kate PennOyer a.,
Lives Jest i've doors below yIhere.
! When the bass voice ceased, there
was moments silence; It was broken
by the sound OF retreatfng footsteps.
Quiet reigned in that street for the re-
mninder Of the night. $50
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DIRECroRs:
~. y logan, 7. p. ShnllcTuss, Geo X. Wheat.
Sep, Msmdel, John ZOeCkler, Ss,nIl. McCIeiS
I nm, g; w. Franzheini, jas. n. Vance, Alex,
HlH1s COMPANY HAVING BFRN DIIIY
ofg1lniZctt, nrG prepared TO tnlie risks nt
inlr fhtes ON buildings OF NIL kinds. merclinn
ulse,i manufacturing establishments TIrni-
rH;fC, M siSsmtTAts and caIoes on the western
IINpiS nnt InlICsS and nlsO on the lives nf peT-
sr.lltN IoEh Term Of yCarE- This COmnnny of
tclS superior Inducements 10 fntIncF,I wkcrr-
~, iH LLey can be insured for three years at re-
S,SS,, 1,CSTt E.tss This being home Institution,
composed oI SOme rlInety-fnur sirrltlIOldcrS
MOST OF whom 0Ee among OlIr lH-St INiSinrssS
men, recommends itselftothe favorable CON
their patronage. --''N' ~ ''7
Applications fnr insurance will l,, ,rnrD,I,,
attended to by tho Sex rrtnry,
Onlcc, No. NTcTIIre House. hrlnF fin ,o,,,o
iuI'nely occnpleIl 10y Adams FITlrpSE On.
t E, ..,,,r -. No. ARTHUR, Secretary
SAAiIl- MCCLELLAN, President
,Ntlso. hEEDEIl, Vice President.
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent for naytng penslors.
SlIlcc, NO. McLuTe House, bGlng tbe snme
IoIlnerIy occupied by Adams ExprCSSs co.
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JOURNALISTIC olUB.

A club OF Journalists is sltalked of in
this city, and hope it will be formed.
rs there is less sympathy and fraternity
of feeling between the members of the
press here than in any place in the
country. They know each other only
by reputation, and frequently do not
meet twice in Il lifetime. sfiii u
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flh6, MhttlNh 4 milan u tNSl Sl1R NGE
CtAN BB 9RTAINED UPON THE MOST
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Com p;irlfss representing In the aR1srlgnto
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS1OyEn
SO,5oO,Ooo..
HOME INSURANCE co. OFNEp- YOFeE-
Cash Capital all paid s. nm OOo IA
Assets lst january, lS65...... i,6SIfSI N
eH assets exceeding those Of TSS'DTE SIS SgbsS. ~
S2in go npany doing Fire business in the United
UNDERWRITERis AGRwcY, M..YoRR.
The The GsaoRe GsmSeLa FlFe ms n cash Capital
TIE TIE ReSESSIIe Ei1ES5R sS. md; Asso's AZ OTIS
= One Policy Of Inn1osee Is tte,l IL fIS sS,',
Companies J Z - - s4's ~ i""h
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Assets lst February, lSsi5..... $3.50 =
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policy holders, annually.
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital. all paid san yC) %
% Assets January 1, ,lS65............ Sls $50 50
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PER cent OF the nett profits de-
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reliable Companies nm application 10
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Onlce Main street, next door to NJ 4 NJ.
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The Harris divorce case, which has
terminated ut New London, Comm, and
in which n decision has not vet been
rendered, reveals the unhappy condf-
ton OF matrimonial life, even in what
tisregarded rs fashionable circles. HOW
many. instances there are of this sort
that never come to light; in which i'll
i1ssorted couples very naturally prefer.
for the sake of their children, or from
pride or delicacy, to suffer in silence
rather than make their grievances pub
lie. Our courts are filled with divorce
cases yet, compared to the instances
fconnubial infel elfcity that are unknown
IN the most "respectable'' quarters,
they are as. one to a ahundred.
Ihe Harris case teaches anew the
moral II one were needed, that there Is
nosecurity for a woman who Inarries a
man she does not love; and that matches
between wives of poetic and sentfmen-
tai temperamenta and husbands of prac-
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SAVINGS HANK OF WIIEELIN6s.
o1!!eel1 Nam ST. bet,oeen Monroe ana Quincy.
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT
4A1 DePodte. EIntercSt, paid on Special De-
PoSits. Collections promptly attended to.
exchange on the East bought md sold.
iOISlEE ~ THQ& tHs LIST PreSident
SAML p. HILDRETT1, Treasurer.
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BUSINESS AND ExTnAvAoANcE.

1lE9AENA-9SS AMI E4lAI1t&ANAGANCE, F.
It is remarkable what immense for
tunes are made here in trade, especially
by the dry goods merchants and bnnE
ers, many of whom have made from
$200,QQ0 to s., ,OO0, 600 during the Inst
twelve months. To sustain the extray-
agance eofnunlerous families, who spend
from SlOO,0 to $4,000 n year in the
pursuit of pleasure and the qualification
of vanity the profits of business must
be enormous, and hence it is that our
merchants and bankers lead such fever
ish lives, and plunge into every Kind OF
wild speculation for the sake of Mann
MON. The desire of money making
soon becomes a controlling passion, and
after all need of gain is removed it still
enchhins and drives is victims through
the feverish days into the turbulent tSs-
sings.of what should be the restoring
night. ~ II
REFLECTIONS ON THE HARRIS DrvoRfIE
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DIR. m. j. KISNER.

soldby NICABE, KRAFT 8 co., Wheeling,
VIVA ..2t iltt 81 tY1i oelS-lyay
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The .PennsyIVaniaf :IsIec1ion.-.Unio.,
{ VI Gain over u, 900. oFq
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tical and matter Of Efact Organization
are almost always Harmonious a The
former fail to have or find sympathy
with or in the latter; and soon; or late
discoyer the man who appeals td'and
ILLS their heart full to oveFflowinH.-
That feeling is what the poets call the
which is perfect possession. i5TYon1Sn's
instinct is to give herself where sho'
loves, and the sentimental phra7e 1of
her Injecting her fate" some time inlife.
IS more n fact than a rhapsody, as, too
many OF the gentle sisterhood have dis
covered to theirsorrOw. lld / 2sf.i1T
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Franklin Insurance Company

CopItnl, 600.
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The committee has also published an
address, which contains these passa-
ges: IIr .