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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
The Christian Comm ission---Not;cc (,
Everybody.

Everybody.
During the fortnight commencing April
Sd, we Will devote . per cent of all the
retail sales atour counter Of Albums, Ste
reoscopic Views and Card Photographs
also remittances by mail for the same
when so specified, to the relief of our sick
and wounded soldiers, through the instru-
mentality of the Christian Commission.
Orders by mail for this object, bearing
date any time previous to May lst, viii be
received and the % per cent. paid over.
The acknowledgment Of the Treasurer
of the Christian Commission viii be sent
when required.
The goods will be sold at our usual cat
aloguc prices.
Address E. & II, Z Anthony 4 Co, sol
Broadway, New York
We, the undersigned, cordially recom~
mend to the notice of the friends of the
Christian Commission, the offer Of f. x
II. 7. Anthony & Co, to devote % per ct.
of their retail sales of Albums, Stcreo~
scopic Views and Card Photographs for
the fortnight commencing April 81, as set
forth in their advertisement
Geo. IT. Stewart.
Pres {. S. Chris Com.
II. DYER,
Sec. \. Y. Branch do.
VIM +. Dodge,
Chm y. Y. Branch.
j T. Durvea,
Morris X. Jessup,
Theo Roosevelt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
saeu advertisements.
FOR SALE.
FAMILY RESIDENCE.

FAMILY RESIDENCE consisting OF n
\ good two story frame building situated Of mil
West Of the center of the city Of Mineral Point There
good sized lots with front Of 200 feet and a
depth Of go feet
Upon the premises good Cistern a good we'll
and many valuable bearing fruit trees with shrubbery
&c.
For particulars address Mrs. STEPHEN THOMAS
Mineral Point, inquire Of her the place. Imme-
diate possession will he given.
AnriI T. 1865. l5tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

The Richmond UHig said, with al
most its last breath, that the southern
people must have a dictatorr' How
would old Abe suit them ?-LouiSc1Ue
T1}y5.7ju7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
cnrErsrGNnFNCE.
To Gen. r. E. Lee Commanding {. s. 4:

April 18th, lSb0.
To Gen. r. Z. Lee Commanding c. s \:
General: The results Of the last week
must convince YOU OF the hopalessness of
further resistance on the part Of the Army
Of Northern virginia ~ this struggle. /
feel that it is So, and regard it as my duty
t. shift from myself the responsibility IF
any further eltusion Of blood by
asking Of you the surrender of that
portion OF the G. = y. army known
as the Army Of Northern Virginia.
Very respectfully your ob't sev't,
C. :. GRANT.
Lieut. Gen Condo Armies Of [. s
April :, 1854
General have received your note Of
this date Though not entirely OF the
opinion YOU express Of the bop-lessness
OF further resistance on the part Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia, l respect
your desise to avoid useless cG'usion Of
blood, and therefore, before considering
your propositions ask the terms YOU viii
offer and condition Of It's surrender
r. +. LEE, General
Lieut.. Gen L. s. GRANT
Commanding Armies Of the T. :
Appomattox Courthouse, April Q. 'GF
Gen r. T. Lee, commanding c. = 4
In accordance with the substance Of my
iet5er to you q me Stu INST, propose %
receive the SURRENDER o. ne army o.
northern iE-il." o on me lo'-oFil@ terms
1o>"'t; i'oHs = 81 t'e oAeefs ""a men
70 pc mace ia "uI -Ieea1e' one copy 70 be
gwen 70 me o1LceF qesi@hated by y. ne the
o'her 70 De re.aLneu ~ sugh olleefS as
you may etSi-i''s'e Inc o"ctiS % give
'i'e!t hoi.i"u"i s'"Io'eS nos % t',s arms
a-atisL tttt -"t1t hHieAt on l3c Jilse3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
Lots in Civ OF Mineral Point,
sn Frobate---Eoyya County Court.

Gn Probate---IoXva County Court.
liz the n1ufser Of tie estate Of John H. hesf0n' ae<
c6tS68
I ETTEBS Of administration having been TINS Gay IS
II sued 10 Caroline Weston. Of said county, ana
six months from the date hereof beIig allowed ana
limited creditors to present u-lr claims si4i %
deceased for examination and allowance: 1t ordered
that all claims and demands against the estate OF sane
deceased be received and adjusted bel re 'le u"s o
this Court; and for that purpose he VIII pe al li- o
in the village po-lgiic the first Monday oil each
MONTH during the term sboye limited
And il is further ordered, that sad
without delay cause copy Of this order to be Thsed
for four successive weehs in Mineral Pc mt Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating IN 'ie SoulS VI io"a
and also that She cause like copy be posted up in
four different public places in said county
Dated March 3st, 1865 - ,,,-,
apr5 AVA County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

The old Republic is going up. Come
let US give her last lift, and she will be
altogether on her feet and defy all crea-
ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

The rebellion is about to die 1t ism t
rich, but it will leave great many effects
behind it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

The property Of }. 7. benjamin and
John S!iden in New Orleans, has been
condemned ia the United States District
court as forfeited to the oited States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

The rebellion is almost without ;
shirt, and can hardly manage to make {
shift-Prentice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

naS Hon. William PITT Lyon has been
elected Judge the ls5 Circuitover Judge
Noegle by very fair majority.
Hon. Alvah Stewart is elected in tho
Madison Circuit wit. cont onnnsitinn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

nR-Hon Jason Downer Is elected As
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court
without opposition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

TWO FRESH MICH COWS,
and one two year-old HELFER.
lar JAMES ). PI ATT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

From the Rev !. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of tn.
Columbus IN j and Miestown pal Baptist Church..
DR. c. 81 Jackson; De0rSir Il feel IL n ryess,rs
thus, OF my own accord, 10 bear testimony TO the e1
ceIieIce OF the German Btters. Some years since
ing afflicted with Dyspepsia l used them with yrr,
beneficial results have often recomme nd ed hem 10
persons enfeeIied by that tormeniing disease and
have heard from them the most Gatfering Testimonial.
as TO their great value, In OF general debility
believe it to be tonic that cannot be surpassed
J. ~ LYONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

From Rev ]. II. Turner, Pastor Of Holding 81. &
thurch, Philadelphia.
Ir, jackson :-De0t' Sjr:-Having used your Ger
Bitters in my family frequently, prepared TO
say that it has been Of service believe in
Of general debility Of the system ii is the
aud most valuable remedy OF which ! have any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully, J. Il. TURNER
No. I2G y. Nineteenth Street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

From Rev. J. Newton Brown D. d Editor Of the En-
cyclopedia Of Religious Know ledge, and Christian
Chronicle PhiladelI hia.
Although rot disposed TO favor OF recommend Pat-
emf Medicines In general, through disiruS Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know of no sufficient
sous shy man may not testify to the benefits lie
believes himself 70 have received frcm any smpl-
preparation IN The hope thar Re May thus contribute TO
'he benefit Of others DO this readily in regard
"a HOLLAND German Eitttrs, prepared hy Dr.. c. NJ
Jackson OF this city. because pfcjudiced against
them for many years, under the impression that they
chiefly alco' olic ! am indebted TO
my friend. Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal
OF tis poJudlce by roper tests, and for encourage
ment to try them len suffering from great am long
continued debility. The use % three bottles Of he,
hitteFS at the beginning 81 the present YEAR was fol-
lo' Ell 10y evident relief and restoration degree Of
bodli. and mental igor which had no felt for si1
months before, and had almost depaired recainnp
therefore thank God and my friend for directnr m.
TO the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN, PhiIa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

s=g- The Rhode Island State election
'as gone Union with but little opposition
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
From the Rev Jos II. Kennard, Pastor OF the 10th

From the Rev jos. II. Kennard, Pastor OF the ICtb
Baptist Church.
DIR. jackson Dear Sir have been frequently
requested To- connect my with concentrations q
different kinds OF medicines, hut regarding he practice
as out OF my appropriate sphere, nave In all cases
declined; but with clear proof in various instances
and particularly in my fami' - the usefulness of DR.
Hollands German Bitters ,-FaIt for once from nv
usua course, 10 express my full conviction that for
graeFHt "sdUtg Gf the slSte1a aHd eSJecfnIEg Fer
A@cer e0"pfdiHf Il Is N0fe ant rail- 0Jle prep
GF0tjOH. In some cases j. may fail; hut usually 7
doubt not i Iii be very beneficial to those who suffer
from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully. J. II KFNNaRD
Eighth below Coates Street PhiladcIpIi,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
Teachers Examinations.

- PR1NG EXAMINATIONS for Teachers for the
), county of Iowa will be held at the times and
places following, to wit
Inspection District No. (Arena and Rid-eway). at
1868. '
inspection District No. (Dodcevile and Mineral
POINT at the curt House In the village Dodgeye
april 10Th and 25th, the Court iouse in the city
OF Mineral Point, April 18th. 1850.
INSPECTION District No (i-inden and Mlinl at the
18th. 1850.
Inspection District No. (Iighland and Puiasli) at
the school house North District in the village High
land, May LIST. 1865.
inspection District No. ; (Wyofning and Clvde) al
the school house in the village Jonesdale Nav Sd
and 18th. 1S65. ~
Inspection District No (Aoscow and WaIdwicz
at the school house in the village Of Adamsville Ma
9Th and 9Th, 1850. - -'''
ALEXANDER WILSON
fOunty Superintendent
lDodgeyHe Chronicle and Home Inteigencer please
copy.l % y ''e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11
The only loan in Market
GREAT POPLAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Less than 500, geo remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed Of within the next ca or 90 days
whe the notes Will command premium, as has uni
forny been the case closing the subscriptions to
other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers will select
their own agents in whom they have confidence, and
who only be responsible for the delivery Of the
notes for which they receive orders
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-11

Mineral Point April 10, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Dec g 1865.
The jury in the OF ir Lub!, publisher Of TIL
ktsA People (newspaper), we've two hours IN dehDeiG
Gon before returning verdict Of Guilty"
The prisoner addressed tho Court before sentence
was passed upon him. He empLatically denied aud re-
padisted the allegations Of assassination which had
been urged against the Fenisns. He admitted his
Ent according 10 the Interpretation OF Bitfh law but
believed himself innocent according 10 the higher
standard Of eternal right and that majority Of bis
eoantryen would w decide If the question wa put to
vote.
The neat prisoner brought before the Special Com.
soisson was Mr. John OLeary. A now jury has been
sworn In bis case and the trial is progressing. There
u no excitement about IT,
Tho MonteuT Bei7e Of tits morning reports additional
anxiety for the King Of the Ecgiaus who ID suffering
from dysertery, causing great weakness.
LONDON Saturday evening, Dec z. 1865 The Times
says that II cannot affect 20 lie disappointed at tbs
Aequittai Of Capt Cotbet In The Shenandoah The
evasion of tie neutrality laws having been executed
almost 10 defy legal retribnton.
LWgGfOOL, Dec. 3.--lhe Paris Bourse closed quiet
yesterday, al 81. i2c for tie Reptfs.
Correspondence from Madrid denies tlat the Spanish
SossrnsBt has selt Admiral Psreja orders 10 suspend
Sxn'lt.ss ssslnst c1Ms Tho Government lie not even
fkazs haEs tsss ElYsa = - Nssf@i its.ensI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Laicst ship News.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Java tBr) Mode Liverpool Ds aud Queens
tosa9d Ti,h mt,e nd pass to T. caq nt mai, and
Treasure t. Pacific Mai s,eams3ip Co.
Steamship Columbia Barton. Havana, Dec. g. with rndse
Ship Pstrick Henry toi London Page Melbourne, AUS
SEP. 2, teaf ADD pes. 20 order, ,,,
slip CITY Of Montreal, Darge London Oct. &C. sh md'e
Baik j. T. Pcr-on. Lewis, BaenOs Ayres, eS day. hides,
Bds Sa.'Sae rl Mirphy Windsor 10 days. with plaster
6ris tober, Name (f H,ye1l Ho'chki' Barbados
Bhs Lizzie Ryder Pennington SAT- Gay, T. L. q lays 'a'i
20 Mil.crS Hough'on.
scir John b Meyer. Van cleef warshani for Baltimore
schf Eariy Bird. sicbbins, Portland, G..
Schf Crisis, Ro-e, Philadelphia.
schr Cha. Moore Inses.oll Philadelphia.
Schf Wa. n. Dsnn. Lake, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Jacob Raymond, POsel, El1ibetlPort for New
SIM. BLACK Diamond Young P4,iegaGp ~ Sc,y,g9r'.
scbf Ma]i.tt, sniib yir.inia FOR Psirhavcn.
se5r Msrba M,ra grass Eliasc,hpor. for Pso,iienos
SIR Loai., Hsublin EllIabrthpost 10 Providence.
sb Frank ,nd Emily Galley, Columbia 10 days. timber to
schr Royal Arch D,vi.on CORVALLIS " s, 10 days with
poi,loe. to D. Il. De Wolf Co. -,
SER sarah, =, PIlisd' lphia for New BEDFORD.
schT Edwin Allen, Elr,be,hport Or Fan River.
Sclr Ned suiuPtcr Lord Rockland.
schT H. l. Kennedy E1dfdSe poAe.s''f' h'ni "Vo"i"'
schs Horace Staples, GIBBS, Philadelphia for Now Bruins
wick.
schr Herbert, Mtnou Crowel, Eewf1rs for Boston.
schf Mary Matt. Biivcn. New. London.
schr. Mary D. CrsnmeT, Cranmer SewbnryPor for
G.0rfetow1.
scr. Banks Ryder, Georgetown 10 days with coal to Am
Coo! Go.
schr Edward Lsmeyer fof NewbuTyroT BaysyS;. John,
+. r., Nov -. with sYslf. Sc., 70 J. w Lewis 90.
WISD-At Sunset, NE.
CORRECTION
he sFi IN I
have rral Mary Ann.
MElOR tNDA
Tie American sip Mounisuerr siled irpn Mobile "a
LIVERPOOL on the 2si August and having been hord
from since ENTERTAINED FOR her safety II"
good vessel 85 rrgsed rated y. sud owned ~
M-ssrs VIM Salem Go. OF this cy. Her cargo consisted
cS5 bale cotton webbing loo So pounds valued
~ !ss &c. nnd OF the hgst caTgoes hrped Rom
Mobile since the
QUICK PASSAGE.
The ship Patrick Henry Of Iandoa formerly OF Messrs
Griune Mnturn Co.'S London line Of this civ arrived a.
this .vniny Melbourne, Australia, with cargo
~ tea Ac aud - She made the IRON
lard aud ia - days This believe 70 The hr.t vessels that
this port drcc, from Melbourne besides being
OF the shortest psssagss on record
SAILED.
si.anshps scotia Delaware. Granada Consultation Abe
maf- Arldne, M9fnn, star. United states Wellington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

SmpBUIbDIyG IrBMs.--Jeremiah Simonson is
building for W. I. Williams esq, four ocean steamers
Norfolk. The first three are being rapidly advanced
az the New York Yard while the latter is building al
Grecnpont These vessels each $50 feet in length
40 feet beam and Is feet depth Of hold and have cyn
ders IS inches in diameter With IL feet stroke OF piston
Fletcher g. Harrison at the North River Iron Works
are building two of the engines and tho other two are
being built at the Delamater Iron works is under
stood that these vessels arc intended for the james
River trade bat it scarcely probable, as there
ale two lines Oh that now. These ships are vel
calculated for tho outside Boston or PhiladephH
|
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cOuRT cALENDARs-THu DAY.

SUPREME NORTHUMBERLAND Nos. 900,
,ro3 91s 1T47 279 Psi 2753 2755 25e 2Ts 2763 2765
mi 2il 2iT5 2777 27sl 213l 28j. PART IlNos 262,
1895 21oo 2 1884 2i9G 2798 292 28lS 2s6 2ss, 2sao
2ToI 1885 1853 2ls 1884, o9 1870 l1 1852 1885, 2l si5
2s9a 47l 2i3l To5 1929 1884, 1854. 2O3 SPECIAL TERN
Nos. 2i5, 1853 to 2i3. ~ 900
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. lOi2,
eOe I2Ga SIS 1851 49, 1882 100 $40 1888 l29o lis 1924
1896 1897 PART II-Nos II8. llB. ll41 l9J, l2l1 lib
$50 ii46 1913 Ii2O 1898 1894, 1895, 1896, 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
France.

The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France
exhibit an increase Ia the cash hand Of three
and half million francs
The Paris Coastifaii0aae Is careful to explain that
during the interview Of NJ Won B.smark the Prussian
Prime Minister. with the Emperor Napoleon and VI.
Drouyn de LEuys, The conversation although political
was Of a general character. NJ Won Bsmark was
Gar from endeavorng to lead France into hazardous
combinations, which might enGanger tie peace Of ku
rope. -,,.,
Rentes closed ut 6S.12.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Ausfrin.

Addresses in opposition TO the September
Rsebt continued TO be voted by the Provincial Diets
The body guard Of the Esierhszy family SAYS the
JyeudesJoff OF Vienna. MAINTAINED for than 800
years has just been disbanded They formerly consti
Suted whole battalion but in latter years have been
reduced 10 q company. The uniform blue Jacket
richly embroidered with gold, red pantaloOns. and
barge hair shake. At the moment Of dissolution. The
guard composed Of "A men. who have received
qualifications retiring pensions"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
TIE Eu,bcrry-st. LodEinE-tfonse fAomi-
oide-Deaia Of the Victim-Coronor's
Eucuts-.

An inqncst was Yesterday held by Coroner
Wj1cy A tae Ncw-York Hospital the body Of Peter
McGcfaty who died from The effect VI violence received
on the morning Of The 9th ult The deceased and
Michael Heacy were inmates OF the lodging-house No.
~ Mulberfyst and on the evening preceding the
morning aforementioned bad INDUCED IN an angry
controversy, during which the deceased tanned ms op
ponent with being cripple. The latter threatened to
DO reyengcd but attention was paid to ls threats.
or II Of Az Il furnished tho subject Of merfimeni
Shortly after o'clock the following morning. Healey
arose, and arnng himself with an az, proceeded TO
who're McGcray was lying. aimed blow at his head.
An intervening table warded of the blow; The
second blow cut off portion Of his intended
yictirn's left car; 'he third descended fun
upon the skull Of the unfortunate man. crushing II IN
terrible manner Alarmed by the cutlery Of DicGeraty
Mr. ard Mira Horrigan tie keepers OF the place,
rshed 10 the spot and found Heney standing over bis
victim while toe latter wGs covered with blood and In
an insensibc condition Officer Van Buskrk of the
sixth Precinct was called in and arrested ealey. On
fbe way 10 the Station House he stgted that lac was
sorry that he had not billed him." The unfortunate man
was conveyed 10 the New-York Hospital. where he
died on Tuesday night. The case was fully published
al the time In The TRIBUNE Several witnesses were
examined by the Coroner bat their testimony fully cor
rnboratcd The account given above Tho case was
then admitted % the jury who rendered verdict
that the deceased came % his death by fracture OF
the skuu from a blow with AK In the hands oil
Michael ueaey" The accused was then committed 70
;he TOmbs 10 await the action Of tle Grand jury he
Is barber aged 30 years, and notve of ireland. DC
ceased was d native Of Ireland aged AZ years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
The Eraziis.

The mail from the Brazls with Rio dates to
Eoveu Der & is received. The commercial news has
been already Published.
Heavy storms NJ Mercedes had greatly impedcl the
advance Of the allied armies. In COrreAfes tie Para.
guayans retiring devastating the country which
fbey abandoned. This embarrassed tho advancing
allies.
TIE Brazilian squadron bad proceeded TO Bel Vista
but the state Of the river prevented their further prog
ytEs.
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Spain and Chill.

The text OF the circular of the Spanish Minis
Ger for Foreign Affairs the Gillian question is pub
hshed II is u lengthy document, cain IN tone, bat
3ustfes the position Of Spain, as already stated.
Some OF the Continental journals assert that tine duty
of medatng between Spain and Chill viii deyoye upon
ENGLAND.
Paris papers Of the lst inst publish letter from the
CHILEAN Minister at Paris retng the assertion OF the
circuIar OF the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs
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In steamship Columbia from Hwans-Ju1n Mlrtinez, x.
Tu,tlc wife and child r. H. Harris aud wife J1fs Philippe,
ofa daughter John and Joseph Chapmsn. E dc Cog
enchea VIM +. Lock Alex. Mcintyre 1hotiss Kingston,
Aug Baldwin, Capt Spottswood Mr. sheppafj md seaman
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-Dec BIB
Judge iRrTs.

nyCEFIS OF CONDEMNATION.
United States agt. Is barrels manufactured To-
bscco one Of manufactured tobacco, and three cases o
leaf tobacco valued at 200
at r2,0m .t.,,io, 81 ,bc
In both those tho tobacco fo,ed for violation OF ,o
Internal Revenue law IN beng offered Tor fse Whou'
psid The tai, wss condemned