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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
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50 North 4th street, st. Louis, Merchant
Tailors and Dealers in First-class Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
wanting goods in the above line. will fnd
il to their advantage to call or address as
above, where they will Rnd practical men 10
their business, and dealing exclusively 10
6rst- class goods ct reasonable prices. Re.
member Tracy & Bristol. 85 North lth
street, directly opposite Main Entrance to
Pantess' House. mare d8u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

Polics Covsf.-we ass pleased 10 seats
lhst having rseevqsd from bic recent -.
vess illness, Jdsties Blood y ssaia ssls y
psestds atshs' ps,l5s cosrs. IS \ ~ e
IN Deyefs was arraiened. this nosnine,
sn ehasos = tsiaD en > 'sss1sld dsssk, =
(sad lying sessea ipsss - thsstisssalkss@
~ .fornd guilty. ~ uae 1nea - and
6eots, Patrick Wsleh and Jehi UCUunot
wsss alse arrsstsd = TIE sans charge apd
- likeWloa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

HoLLowAY's PiLLs-lmpurity Of the
Biood.-Health consists in the purity oi
the fluids and solids which comp, sc the hu
man body if the blood becomes vitiated il
iafects the whole system by its course
|throush every fibre aud tissue. Holloway's S
Pills not only expel all hunors which taint
o. mpoverish this vital elements, but puri
~ aud invigerate ii, and by supplying .
gentle and wholesome stimulus 10 the cir
eula,irn they strcg,hen each part, and give
lone 70 the whole frame,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

SEs woman In another column ptcking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. II is an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
By the 6rst class families in Par's, London,
snd Nsv York, in preference 10 old Port
Wine. Il il worth = trial, - It gives great
satisfaction. dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

Tor protection nvn the above, call on X
SIMPSON 4 co. and take out Policies in
hose lirst class Insurance Companies repre-
santod by them. Whore the assured par.
kicipats in the Profits Of The companies
without incuring any liability. Office No.
IS Brady st. apr 6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
TUESDAY EvEHlNo. May let 1853.

lU8SOAY EVENING may IStV lUUO.
1ts. OdierNe, Ars. Bals. Ars. WadsscortA,
AtA Prgston. XTs. Cronkajse and ethsrs !. :,
Ipevies Your highly appEeciated favor
Of this dale i received, AID in reaponss 70
the gcneroUe compliment which you have
peDn pleased to pay 70 my humble merit,
assure you that shall take great pleasure In
complying with your request & my next
conceit, Thursday evening, May ID inst ].
Very Respectfully your obt Sef'st,
-- JACOB STnAsa1n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

WANTED to rent Immediately, by . good
party, house Of six or G, ht rooms. Apply
It this office. may y2-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

A NUISANCE. We call the attention o(
our city Marsha, 10 pile Of ashes and des
composed otfai on 'rnird street, opposite
tho Post Office II is highly offensive 10
the public. is complained ot otconssau,ly and
should be Immediately removed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

Go 70 our friend N. r. xssrill's Tor Ksso>
sses Oils. Lamps, Lanterns, Chandelier,
Glassware. &C., q Aad - RaaAelph greet,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

0REAr AUCTION SALE Of Household Fur
niture, ~ Thussday. Nay Sd, at 10 a. NJ,
on Third street, between Rock Island and
Iowa, Of Bureaus. Tables. Chairs, Lounges,
Pictures, Clocks, Bedsteads, Carpets, OIL
Cloths. Creoksry, Palor Stoves and Kitchen
Furniture.
Also Carbines, Rcvolvcrs, Sabres and
Drums. JACob LrTsHx.
SLEHP.R L McGRAw, Auctioneers.
Apls0 dSt 'stlse .es.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
New Remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills

are only SAFE truly effective medicine for Females
e1tant no Sric yuur lumith, and cheap
1nd dxrkssuWA he'd cine which Druggists may hav,
bought, and viii recommend to you, being ignorant
oftheir qualities. Mrs. Wnslows Mystic Pills
mild in their operations; correct all irregularities and
painful mcnstruation all obstrucons, wheth
tg fruH cold othurwise. Np maiden, vile moth
10 directhas. aud know the result will be de
sired Ask for Mrs. Winslow's Mystic PILE. Take
uone other. Price q per box, boxes for e. For
|sale by all Druggists in Davenport. H. Scosu Agent
Chicago nchs dNw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
TY 1T Z M >.

Tns price Of coal at the Raek Island yard
10 IA cents per busbel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

0AuUUW - UUWu!l& N9Akt !
FRONT ATGeEfT,
Fourth desg vest cf Brady, Davsa.ort Iowa
=. q. MITCHELL, RroP.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars constantly
ON baud.
The Bowling Alley il new, and in perfect Or
der-ths oaly one IN the city. Give him
call. mayl diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

WOODEN MANURAC7CRgS AND 0ACutN88Y.
The people Of this State ars gestise wsaa
worked up to their duty in regard to the
necessity Of manufacturing woolen goods-
The movement il not confined to one or two
localities alone, but ws can hardly pick up
= State paper that does not have senethins
to say about starting WOODEN fsctbfy.-
This il what We like TO see. It 10 start
in the right direction. The people q Iowa
have long enough paid tribute to the east
ern manufacturers in purchasing those
wooden goods Of whic, their ordinary cloth.
ing is made, and the start to supply the
demand right at home has not been made .
moment top soon. Our farmers can raise
their own wool as easily Is others. apd st
less actual expense, and in every considers
bic village there is capital enough laying
idle to put up the necessary buildingt, and
put 10 ell The machinery required
for . woolen factory Of sufficient c.
pacity TO answer the homo demsnd.-
The investment pays it can't help psying.
from the very fact that there Is . constant
demand, and that demand is constantly In
creasin,. Every county in the settled por
ton Of tho State ought to have its Wool.
=, Factory. Build moderately-a the d..
n nj would seem to warrant, then get the
best ma achinery-the best Is the cheapest;
and the best woolen machinery 10 unques-
tionably that made by Furbush I Gage,
Philadelphia. 1t 10 the standard io this
country, and We lvise oil who build WOO.
en- fac; cries to use none other than I. &G.'s
mach,nery and for the benefit Of OUT man.
ufactaring friends, We would say, thst Chas.
G. Piummer, Of this city. has been sppcint.
ed q. en-. for this valuable machinery. When
you make up your mind to build, b sure
an., confer with him about the machinery.
4! 4 you wish to see their machinery in
, r;t;cq, call at Shields Davenport wool>
en- Mills. .hers can always be seen n op.
Grafton nc finest woolen machinery In the
WCttu-maUe, VI CVuISee " EuIoeAs "
Gage.
These facts it will be we'll to remember.
WELCOME BACK AoAiN.-ft will DO .
source Of real qualification to many citizens
Da, enpc,t to Learn that their old friend
s II. Star ~ho was so long and fAvorably
I, luown "a this city in connection with the
I fruit. stationery and notion businesl, has
| returned and is once more in that same
trade. lie can be found with our friend L.
B. Morse. formerly in the photograph bus>
incss in this city, on Brady street, second
doo- ahovc Fourth side-rigbt tn
the midst Of large stock Of cboscs goeds-
about t~s ssn,e Is Of yore, which are being
sold at most reasonable figure. Every.
body is cordially invited to call, ~ - feel
assured that svesy body will bs gad Il
we,core e both Star and Morse, and givt
h.m eonstant and liberal patronage
Don't forget to call-and call often. Plen
ty Of g ols and small profits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

1T. rExPLE, Gardeper AMI Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sta. fruit aud ornamental
Srees. myself
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

MARTIN OBRlEN,
l29 Dearborn Street. Chicago, Ill.
~ Agents are authorised TO offer the above
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT
NATHEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE
kpows and used Over 20 yssrs. Dolly incsess-
ing In pd6nt favof Co6piete in one bSsde.
No wash. No trouble. Does not creek or stain.
PpoduceS ! lusepous btack or bru6n, % aesteSA
Does not injure ths hair, Prioe. Is cents. Sold
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ia94dly y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

Dsn't be FOOllsh.-Call and examine
someth,n, urgently needed BY everybody. A
sample viii De sent free by mail. for % cents that
rstsils Tor e6 Il. Y. Wolcott, l70 Chatham
3auare, New York, jy2O-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

RsAL 6sSATs PvncnAss.-We e learn tnat
Nr. ]. C. ConkIin of this city, and NJ. I'd.
ward Boss Of Chicago. hare purchased Eg-
flsston's dissaiefy, Al Roet lSasnd, ~ u {
san Of 1s5 .0oO.. They have s'resdy taken
possession Of Il, bat in order 70 commences
business will have 70 give bonds amount.
ins to rom 80, 900 to &so, ,oco. They viii
= i opessts tsths isll sipsrity q. tho e.
tltiishmcnt. This 10 one Of the finest dis
tile, iss in the Western country, every thing
teing new, perfect end sf thu best qualify
II. Oonklin has been in the liquor buai-
ms tor ysars. while NJ. Boss tss praeti
cal diptillsr. ". Oouhlin viii still con-
,iooe IT. businloe h our dtys' '.'T i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

composed offai on rnird street, opposite
the Post office. It is highly offensive 10
the public. is complainsd ot otconssau,ly and
should be immediately removed.
PARr,cpLAR Norris. : Uur lady raiders
,hould not fell to scrutinixc tie advertise
meat Of C. 8 Streepcr. the popular dealer In
white goods, notions, ladies' cloAks, trim
mings etc, and thousand other articles too
numerous to mention. which you all need
to sos and purchase for your use and adorn
mcnt. Don't fail TO call and see his late
srrival' Of choic. s2a,,;:. iic nss ihs test
the mafke. affords, and his prices are always
reasonable.
HAVE you READ rms ITEM &c. T. Webb,
on Lo Claire Row, invites the attention ol
the public Of Davenport and vicinity. Z" ~. ~.
une assortment of glassware, queensware
cr.ckcry, and solid and silver plated warc
Ills selections has, been made Wsst judi
ciously, while his prices are as reasonable
A. the times will warrant. t!e!a' also o.
hand full stock Of all kinds Of kerosen'
lamps. including Ives patents, witch ar
the safest and M st cc0noUical ever intro
duccd in this country. Those in need Q
. " thing in his line, can be suited no wher
else halt SO well.
n. & NJ. Il. R.-Ths Newton HiHnSr
the goth ult., says
i Mr.. Kimbalk tho gsntlssnaniy SuPsr'r
. tendent Of the N. L NJ. Railroad. informs
} ~ last Tuesday that the G. 4 8. !. h. I
. Company hsd consumated the purrhaes
the second Mortgage Bonds Of the n.
!, NJ. Railroad, and would proceed immed
7 | ately to. .f.reclose the same. IL the meat
a time . ccpps Sfsuglneers woula be sst I
work making the permanent location Of y
Road frog Ksisss y pes &siae'. ~
~ p.., I.,A-s puncuA N We laayn tn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

9f0ne000O C00eOs g. = e8t 0e0S % NJ
0epaoAers
DAVENPORT, May lat. 1890.
Will 4r. StrasGGr, at bis next Concert f.
vor us With repetition Of "lsliOde's Theme
played by him ON thursday evening lest and
much admired by
Ms. E q ODaoRNH,
Mrs. J. G. Bills,
Mrs. H. T. WADswoRTn,
- Mrs. w. c. WADsw0KrH,
Mrs. = rRvs4ON.
C1kUblSG RAQURf.
Mrs. A. II CROnKnErR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

The foreign exchange market duh and rather
heavy. Bankers bills GU England Of sixty days were
quoted at the close s ZOE; at three days. IooS no.
commercial, losxa ioe Francs at sixty days, AK
ssi7h; At three DAYS. si'E ANS. Bills Berlin,
.ik 72H; on Bremen, a.. AK; on Frankfort 81.
sA,s, On Amstssdam, 90. Hsi on Hamburg ssx
asoh; on Antwerp. sa1 aslss.
Mining stocks continue dull Al the nrst board Cory.
dsn ciosed lsc loser than at the time yesterday,
selling Al - 90 a. ssl: Nye Gold was steady at lie.
AZ the second board Nye Gold closed &C. higher than
., the nrss board ssIiss lse Davidson Copper sold
at 81 10
10 order 10 show the cary state of ronstsy Affairs a,
Chicago 70 clip tho following from the Chicago Tribune
Of Thursday
Guinness In financial circle. wac fully a. que, 10 day s
II was yesterday some ~ The discount houses epoysed
srhly increAed demasd but elsewhere there vas
Isllng 90 currency 70 stes9X accunu ing, aud che
supply 10 now IN Of - osnsnd Prime business
paper readily taken A. the 49, rate, ten per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
SUPERIOR couar-spfcul TEEN
Alleged Fraudulent stock TraBsacsien.
Before Hon. G. l. Mcneil, Justice.

!spvogH., Coop.y and csibrrr o. RdpsasL This ~ss
substantially motion Ter the commitment Of the DE-
fndsnt for M .t.se ablsining 4 ney in frardu
lent mAn5st Ibs stead.n, according 20 the CON.
rlal1' caI5a zoe % the psini re- the 18th
uf Jan, isf ara FskaH 90 loan ~ fz0A fof freud
called Certain NuGNnu. ~ security Tor tie tan he
oner-.i - sAartof ~ 'ocbeco Manufacturing Com
pany Nse Hsmrsi ~, and prornis.ory note lor the
smeant ne eiec< - represented 70 bsoog 10 bis
TREND Hsdsan and W alleged that he reorescnted ~
10 be genuine ard oil night In every rsspsot The lean
vas secscd, but subsequently CoIbu ssns the csvttd
cate OF the stock 10 nsssscBusstta where 10 va
vsplsvs~i by tie trustees o. the oslknap estate 70 which
the sook belonged. The party from whom Hudson got
the shares u ssems trustee Of the Stock and BY
decree ~ " the courss Of Massachusetts, bed been
rcmovsd other truss~es being substituted 10 hs scsd
The plainns charge thss Raphael knew Of this condi
ton Of thnxs when he eot The loan for Hndson, sed
therefore, for his commitment The defsndsnt
We other hand denies that Ne knew anything about the
amenities conDected With the Bsknac estate, denies
That he represented the stock genuine ~ made ssy
nemen s'eoaisd TO misissd, and, ciains that be de
eocty cu Colourn thai be knew noshisS vhssvev 70
ne vslns 81 the scss end tbss be ws Guilsy Of 20
rsoo vhssvsr In the transaction The eass vas sSgue1
q eoesssss6s length By tbsrls- smith foe paistb
snd y v " Cooper FOR dsfssdsnt The Jsdgs took tbs
papers ana g.xly.s ~ " uts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Dec 49, 900 n oo7, 500 In 7,2i4 800 In. 1859 900
latter left at this year. compared with the
responding period last year, shows . deficiency OF
ESQ., bbls -four Tho following comparative table shows
the quantity OF or the principal articles OF produce
left at lido from The commencement OF navigation
and including the l4h OF November in the years in
.taA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Inc. $500 Dec %. 100 Dec. 1880 Inc l73,60O
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles LETT at
Tde-water from the commencement OF navigation 10 the
lsth November inclusive. during the years 1885 and
1868 was as foIlowa--
Foau bbs Wheat bu Corn, bu. Barley, bn.
1865. $50. 700 79Os, 900 1900 100 100000
1896 - 3l6sOO lsll 400 22,9239O0 4, 748.600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
Tide WATER Receipts,

Tide Water Receipts.
From tho Albany Argus, Nov ILL.,
The quantity OF Flour Wheat Corn and Barley ort 81
Underwater during the second week in November In the
years ls651nd 1885, was as follsws:-
Piur, bhs Wheat, bu. Corn. bn. Barley o..
1895. -. 1880 $50 TOO $780, 500 2l3 100
1867. $500 $4,000 $4,000 6s7, zoo
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-04
We see the johnson State Convention 20

We see the johnson State Convention yes
terday used the name of Hon. Thomas j. Tur-
ner, chairman of the republican state central
committee of this state as one of their Num-
Der. They appointed him as . delegate to
the anti-republican convention at Philadel-
phia. We, liz common with oil the republic.
can friends of Mr.. Turner, desire to know
whether, as in other cases. his name was u.s.
ed In this connection without HE authority or
consent. We suspect such to be the fact. A
space will be open in the columns Of this pa.
per at any time for disavowal by Mr.. Tur-
ner. We trust we win be gratifed with a
statement, in brief, from that honorable gem
tleman. The republican party Of Illinois is
entitled to an explanation from him ION the
square."-C Chicago Journal, august 8.
As Col. Turner 10 the head man among the
masons of Illinois We have no doubt he will
talk TO the republicans ION the square" thro'
the press and on the stump. If the chair-
man of the republican state committee, and
hundreds of their leading men throughout
the state can't stand the disunion schems 90 of
Sumner, Stevens, Wade. Yates, Trumbull, &
Co.. it looks little bit as though the radical
party had s'gone up the spout" 9fe
'ae% ae3oe Boo-hoo, Boo hoo,
the Greet Kangaroo. e.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At 2 o'clock the convention reassemblsd in
the hall of representatives, and proceeded to
hear the reports of the committees appointed
in the forenoon to select delegates to the Phil
adelphia convention. 49,. .s %
3 The following are the reports. which were
accepted, in the order hereby given: - s
DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Delegates at Large-O. II. Browning, of
Adams T. j. Turner, of Stevenson A. j.
Kuykendall, of jefferson; d. X. Green, of
Marion Isaac Underhill, OF. Peoria; W.
Fithian, of Vermillion; J.A.McClsrnand. Of
Sangamen; VIM. r. Morrison, of Monroe !;
z. L. Higbee, of Pike; 7. L. Dickey, Of La
Sale; A. G. Burr. of Scott, and 5. 3. Mar.
shall, of Hamilton gsrtrgvrey
Tbs report Of the COMMITTEES was accepted
and adopted osasa sssf ~ agfIf
9 The committee appointed to select delegates
for the different congressional ditricts report.
ed in the order OF their districts. as foilows:
First Dristrict- Hon: Geo. C. Bates. Hon,
Writ Dexter. Hon. Thomas Hoyne and Hon.
s. s. Hayes. Altsrnasss-Gen. Mertin r.
Wallace, Gen. Walter B. Scatss, SemqsW.
Fuller and John McGinnis, jr.
: Second District-N. M. Harrington. j. s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
Rooms DrMocaArrc STATE COMMITTEES,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 1000. j
The democracy OF the several counties OF the
state of Illinois, together with ali conservative cit
liens who in favor of supporting President
johnson his policy of the restoration OF the
states their rightful anc constitutional relations
TO the federal government and who are in favor OF
allowing to ali duly qualified citizens Of the Unit
ed States the rights secured to them BY the const-
tuition, and all who are opposed to the present
radical and revolutionary policy OF congress by
which the reunion of the states and the people
thereof is made impossible, are requested to send
delegates to a convention to be held at Spring
field on Wednesday, the 18th day of August, A. d.
1866, at IL O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF nom
mating candidates for the offices OF state treasurer,
superintendent of public instruction and one men,
Der of congress for the state 1t large.
Each county will be allowed one delegate for
every three hundred 5000 votes cast for George b.
Mcclellan for president in 1864, and also one ad-
ditonal delegate for traction of $50 and over OF
said vote. a
Isaac r. DILLER,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
Geo. w. JUDD, Sec'y.
1t 10 important that each county and district
committee furnish the names of the chairman and
the members of their respective committees, with
the post office address OF each to the chairman O.
the convention the day above named, in order
to insure a more thorough and perfect organiza-
tioa tor the campaign.
NorE.-Rock Island county is entitled to del
egates; Mercer 4, Henry 5.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-04

Anu JNHu l@iHusdgs ioi tho
state At large. -
Mr.. Peter Sweat, Of Peoria offered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was duly seconded:
Resolred, That the delegates in this convention
Of the several congressional districts in this state
be and they arc hereby appointed committee TO
report to this convention the names OF two suta-
bic peresons as delegates and two as aternates to
represent said districts In the convection to be
holden in Philadelphia on the l4th inst
Hon. Geo. G. Bates, of Chicago, moved that
the resolution be 50 amended that four dele
gates shall be appointed from each congress
sional district, to consist OF two original Lin
colin and johnson men and two of their oppo-
nents.
The amendment was accepted by the NOV
er, upon which the resolution was adopted as
amended.
Col. I. L. Dickey. of l.. Sale. moved that
committee of FIVE be appointed to draw up
resolutions.
j. Mr.. w. >. DowdAll, of Peoria, moved that
the resolution be amended by adding the
words "the committee to consist of one from
each congressional district and one from
the state at large" The amendment was
lost. The original resolution was then ear
ried.
The chairman reported the following
named gentlemen to constitute the committee
on resolutions:
Col. r. L. Dickey, OF La Sale county,
james III. Matheny, OF Sangamon county.
VIM. r.. Morrison, of Monroe county,
Geo. G. Bates, Of Cook county, aaaes
Dr. W. NJ. Chambers, of Coles county.
Mr.. John 7. Lindsay. of Peoria, moved
that committee be appointed to recommend
to the convention suitable delegates from the
state at large. Etsts s4 .gUsI
The u otion was adopted.
The chairman appointed the following gen.
tlemeu to constitute such committee: