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Notice OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Il. ". Sam.
PIE. William fmhetman, c r. Davis John A
Bishor. Erie J. Leech Harry Fulton, Edw.rd Humm
James Billings, J. NJ. shelley Nicholas sarceart r.
L. Eudcs r. J. j. Brsee. VIM. Patterson A T. Cbi.t.n-
den j. IL Barker, I-aiah Hai. John ". C,,gborp Y.
anofsda OF The County Of Lee and State Of Iowa and
thsnseses With those who may hereafter become asso
7ated with them into corporate and Joint s,ok CIV,
pany under tne laws OF Iosa relative to such o-yanix
hons, IN the name and title OF
1ne Union Live Stock Insurance Co.
the City Of Keokuk Iowa
The nature Of the business ransacted bv III. co
psny i the INsURlNcE or LIVE STOCK AGAISsr
THEFT, ACCIDENTS AND DEATH
tn, amount ri Capital stack authorized i. rvo INV.
drsd Thousand Dollar an be increased from tim.
70 he the business Ct the mfary may require Ilvi-
ded into shares of One Hunsred Dollars each Ths Cam
pany may commence business when Twenty Tbo3saud
Dollars shalt he subscribed and ten Der c.,. az ,h.s
amount paid in The residue Of the STOCK I. rh,,c 70
De ali IN as required by the Directors The Coror,r
Ton TO continue twenty years-renewable BY vote Of
the stoe khoidess "
The private property Of the stoekho,der, i. mad. az.
empt from liability for corporate debts except As prov
The business Of the Company is 10 be m.n.r.dbv .
boain ot nine directors, who empowered 10 elect
fresidsnt, siee-Presdent and Executive COMMITTEES
anf also Secretary and Treasurer and such other on
GERS and agents shsii bs necessary to eonaprt ~.
business OF the Company The annual elections for pi
each year. y -
The liability of the Company shat. sf no time e.eeed
donbls the amount Of Capital stock.
". sample G Davis, William rnberman, Fich.
oas sargeant John A. bishop, J, J. Brice r. L. Eu tdck
Isaiah Hale and John Schee were elected Dirrtr. 10
serve until the annual election in lse1
A'A meeting oil the Directors the following cMeers
were elected to-vit
II. ". SAMPLE President
WILLIAM TIMBERMAN Vice President
B. CHITTENDEN, Treasurer
ERls }. LEECH, Secretary
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The 10th Annual Republican Convention of the
State of Iowa, will be held at Des Moines on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1866; for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for tbe following Offices to be
filed at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation will be as follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
ditional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part Of hundred over fifty, Including
the soldier vote, cast at the last election for
Governor VIM. Stone.
BY order Of the Republican State Central Com
mttee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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IOWA STATE
Agricultural College Building.
TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at the Office OF the euper the Iowa State
Agricultural College Building until June Goth 1885 for
the laying Of about DO 0o bricks all the Carpentex
and Joinets works Roofing, Timing, Pasering Paint
ing and Glazing
Plans and Specifications can be At the College
Iarm In Story County. and the Architects ONCE in
Buriingto1. No propsal will be consider unless the
terms stated in the conditions attached to the
tons fully complied with
The Building Committee do not sgree 70 accept the
lowest bid any unless within eertin sum and the
character snd sureties Of the psrt;es Offering
sAkisfactory.
information address
Jso. RrssELL College Fsrm Story Co.
J WILSON WILLIAMS Burlinstan. Des Nciae. Co
J. d. WRIsHf, Charlton Lucas ro
Guiding C5rm5ttee
c. A. DUSHAM, supt,
maylSolS Burlington Iowa
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New Books.

4 sHANDOS, by Ouida.
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Devotions Of the Ages. by Rev. G. N. Allen
Inner Rome, by Rev. c N. Butler
Medical Chemistry. by Morton Leeds
DererA's Masera Medica new edition
Life OF swendenborg, by white.
Cerise. BY Melville.
Giaii, the OUTLAW,
kebsl War Clerks Diary, by Jones.
Lippincotts Pronouncing Gazetteer Of the World.
edition.
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ksmond,
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Cholera by John Chapman, ND
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Hotel Property for Sale.

NHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op-
posite Keokuk, with three and half lots or ground
on wnich - SITUATED good twostory Frame Hotel Build
Ing containing 20 rooms with every convenience for
Hotegood cellar cstern good well of water with barn
room for p horses. Here chance for any one
desiring 70 engage In the Hotel Business Tho enfy rea
son why the present proprietor desr sell is on
count OF the Ill health Of his wife, Price SEQ IL Is
good or sale
For further information inquire Of J. g. Robert. on
premises, or to H. B. TEN-RYCK
may26d Real Estate Agent Ke ,kuk
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keokuk Bonds.

YHE compromise settlement Of the old
Il Bonded Indebtedness of the City Of Keokuk viii
be made
On and after June goth. 1866.
Parties holding contracts with the undersigned for e1.
change into bonds and stock or cash will receive
tho aame presentation ~ above
H. 4. LOVE President Of the Rirst National Bank Of
Keokuk, will act for me In the West
J.H. FRANKLIN,
epecal Agent City Of Keokuk
mayood2w No. liz Broadway, New York
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In this city, Nay oath, BY Rsv. =. H. wang, Mr. Joas
TALl4Y to Miss LaCRA GRIY1RY.
Also, the same day, by the sane, Mr.. wM. BIsnn to
Miss NEzABrrR J. ALlRx.
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schr Alice Curtis Pattison. Providence-Phillip:
Schr Two Brothers. Cutchin, Nassau, N P-Patter-
Schr Elite, Woolford, Georgetown. D CIT Davis
Schr j Lefrege. Brown, New York; Pratt i
Bro.
Barge W Norman. Mcis, Hudson N Y-st stickney
& Co.
Barge + G FlagIer, Lanfair, Saybrook. Ct-stck-
ney i Co.
Schr Peerless, st Johns, R.
Arrived from Baltimore
Steamer Gen Sherman, Pendieton, hence. at New
York, 1lth inst.
Memoranda.
Barks Mary RideOut. and Sorrento sailed from Ha-
9th inst. for Now York. not Baltimore as before
Two sGano laden ships, bound to Hampton Roads,
were. spoken by Baltimore pilots. of Cape Henry,
l4th inst.
Brig Ntuscoyedo, CBD Moore, hence for Demerara,
went 10 sea 14th inst.
Brig W Sawyer, Ray, sailed from Matanzas, ID
inst for Baltimore.
schr Abbe, steering Sc was seen 4th inst lat 20 S.,
long SO 5S.
By Telegraph.
ITO Merchants Exchange and News Room.l
Proyidence-Arr June 18th, schr Lcontine, Pratt,
from Baltimore.
Boston--Cleared June 14th, brig Abby Watson,
Watson, Tor Baltimore.
BOston-Cleared June 18th scbr z d Endicott En-
dicott. for Baltimore
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE June IA. 1865.
The following vessels have arrived in harbor:
hchr J B Baker from New York for Beaufort. n
in ballast
schr Ida Richardson, Bodell. from N York for Fort
Monroe.
Weather warm and clear. wind east and snua1fv
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NJ ARlNE JOUR N Al.
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY. June IS. 1866.


Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Falls.
Steamer Geo Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk-to
Steamer Juniata. Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer Massachusetts, DUNCAN, from PocomOke
river-to K Cannon.
steamer Henry L. Cav. Her. from Philadelphia
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader. Pierson. from New
York-mdse to j a Shriyer.
Steamer Star of the South. Whitehead, from New
York-mdse to Pendergast. Fenwick & Co.
Steamer james Gary. Wilmington. N C-to L
Higgins.
sugar to Kirkland. Chase 4 Co. Left bark Horatio.
(Br) Andrews, for Baltimore loading; brgs Chatta-
nooga Fry. for do, dscg; Mary, CBr) Murphy, for N
Schr Idaho, Wescott. from Bangor-to Bigelow &
Sargent; potatoes to W D Macy and others.
Sehr Leesburg Harrington, from Portland-to
Bigeow Il Sargent; heading to Kirkland, Chase & Co..
Steamship Geo Appold. Howes. Boston via Norfolk
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M N Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk.
Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Juniata, Phillips. Havre de Grace-J J
Steamer Wenonah. Dawes. Fredericksburg-J j
Steamer Planter, Kirwan. Patuxent river-M L
Steamer VIM. Woodward. Cundif. New York;
Shriver.
Steamer Richard Willing. oundif. Philadelphia
to c K Cannon
Stickney & Co.
w Ship ,HIsrsohel, (Hamb) Fredericks. Hamburger
Bark Western Sea. Harding. Boston-S NJ Hamil-
Brig Sarah Peters, Lord. Boston-Rose & Lyon. >.
Bro.
sehr 9 Clark. Cummings. Portland-Bigelow &
sehr W Il Sargent, Sargent, Dighton. Mass NJ
hamilton, '- 'H "
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y bSs S%5 RSo Flour and 50 hhds and
F[SH.-We note sales this week from the wharf of
200 bbls medium and large No. Mackeral at 81
gI45O bbl they BY are selling from store at $5@l25O
is at from S19 to S23 . bbl. Labrador Herrngs we
quote at from $6 to $50 and Magdalen do at S3@35O
p bbl. North Carolina and Potomac Herrings have
advanced. the former being quoted at $797.50,
and the latter at $S(Ds5O . bb Shad are lower, the
figures being now $12@lS y bbl for short and full
FRUIT-There is but little demand except for
green Fruit, which is fairly active. Oranges SELL
ing at from 81 to $S the latter figure being for
packed, and Lemons are re 1i bringing s5955O b2X
Rasns 81 we nov quote at s. 9Gg4 for bunch and 81
FEATHERS.-Fea are quiet but steady at 60
900 cts for ordinary and 7O@S0 cts . ID. for prime
GRAIN.-The market has been active and buoy
ant TINS week and prices have reached higher point
than any time previously this The receipts
have not been heavy, the offerings for the week
amounting to about 900 bushels. White opened at
lOOgiO3 cts mixed at 9597 cts, and yellow at 80 cts
but since the opening prices have been steadily ad
Taneng any reaction and white closes at HOO
showing an advance in the week of 8to u cts hush
Wheat has been in better supply than for some weeks
pas, Ine s wnen were principally of Western
| We nave heard OF sales in the week of some 5000
6gsnes m Gmcago spring red at 2S@2i0 and lot of
We notice sales also of some 5000 bushels MARYLAND
red at from 5 to 3l2 cts and OF small lot of Mary
firm. Oats. of which there have been abont Sn G
bushels received, have ruled through the week at II
| @l3 cts for Maryland and 60@63 cts for Western.
There have been no sales of Rye reported, and we
| can give no reliable quotation for it. "'
| GUANO AND FERT1LIZERS.-We continue to
quote PERUVIAN uano at 500 ton of fbs ground
Navassa at 1885, Mexican at $780, do at $S5 Pacific
at $65; Rhodes Super Phosphate at S55 in bbls and
$3.50 in bags: Patapsco Guano Company's Soluble
Phosphate at $685. Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate at $50
Berger & Butts Excelsior super Phosphate at S56;
do. Ammoniated Super Phosphate at $54: Turner's
Excelsior at $50; Dissolved Bones at SIS and Rome
Dust at S45 q ton of 1000 lbs. -
HEMP.-We quote Rough American as before at
12J5al3 cts f. and Dressed do at S425@450 q ton
currency Clean Russia may be quoted at 800 tom
gold. and Manila at n@ll1S cts p b god;
gold. and Rio Grande nominal at l6@l7 cts gold.
There are none of the latter description here City
Slaughtered are selling at T@8 cts for light, and 10
HAY AND STRAW,-Hay is eady att $1,000
for good to prime balsd Timothy, and We quote
kye Straw OF 800 D ton,
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bill to restore the States lately in rebellion to their
full political relations in Che Union;
Mr.. Raymond, of n. Y. yielded the floor TO Mr..
0rth, of Ind who very briefly addressed the House
in support Of the amendment which passed on Mon
day, and believed that irreversbe guarantees should
be furnished by the South for Iriy in the future.
The bill was thenlad aside.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Chair here laid before the House copy Of the
proceedings Of the Soldiers Convention lately held
Mt Pittsburg, Pa, which were referred to the Com
mittce on Military Affairs
Mr.. Rice. Of Mass, from tho Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported Senate bill to establish 3 Hydro
graphic Bureau in the Navy Department, which was
passed.
Mr.. Mckee. of Ky, from tho Committee on Claims
reported Senate bill TO reimburse the State of West
Virginia. for money expended in raising and equip
ing troops during the war; which was passed without
debate
Mr.. Moorehead, of Pa. was excused from serving
on the SFeeial Committee on the assault Of Mr. Grin
place
The House then spent the rest of the day in conaid-
ering pensions and other private bills; and at P NJ
adjourned.
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S. T.-1S6o.-X.-The amount of Plantation BtteTs
sold in year is something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4th
street. brakes mandatory is one of the instu-
tons of New York 1t is said that Drako painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaiistc
IS. T-lS6O.-&:," and then got the old granny legs-
lators to pass law preventing disfeGTing the face
of nature" which gives him the monopoly. We do
not know how this is but do know the Plantation
Btters SILL as no other article ever did; They arc
used by all classes of the community, and arc death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They very inyigorating
when languil and weak. and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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NEW ORLEANS June H-Advices from Kingston
report that a grand emancipation celebration was
recently held by the negroes of Jamaica. The orator
OF the day said that eman cipation was good only
during health and prosperity; that in sickness and
masters.
a political revolution was reported in Spanish
Honduras, but the British colony was quiet and
prosperous
Ntw ORLEANS. June 14-GeneraI Alvarez leads
the insurgents, and General Caboniz tho Government
hours, the Government troops were defeated, and
Caboniz was captured.
1t was feared at Truxillo that forced loan would
he imnnshh
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Freun Fort pEoD-oa

Fort MONROE. June 1.-THE body of George S.
Gooda!l. who was drowned here several nights ago.
was found en- tho beach this morning. The deceased
was native of Vermont.
The barge Waikiki. belongin. to the Government
Tho purchaser was General Muford who designs
using the vessel wood barge on the james river
Ihero IS nothing new in regard to the affairs oI
jeff. Davis.
The United States receiving ship Constellation
now stationed at Norfolk has been ordered to Phia
delphia to relieve the receiving ship Princeton which
has been condemned to be sold.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the FIRE sralded myself
very severely-one hand almost to Il crisp. Tho tor
ture was unbearable The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
"CHAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases of wounds
swellings. sprains cuts, bruises spavns ETC.. either
upon man or beast.
yrapned in hne steaI nIata cnorar;r,s hnar;n ~
signature of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist and the
privae stamp of DEaAs BARNES Il Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists
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CITY NOTICES.

WE WOULD call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of the Raritan and Delaware Rail-
road which appears in our columns. The road ex-
tends from New Y ork to Camden, directly opposite
the city of Philadelphia. The road is supplied with
plenty of large and commodious cars and every oon-
venience for the comfort of its passengers Travel
lers from the South to New York, and all points
East. will find it a much cheaper and pleasanter
road than the one heretofore traversed by them in
going from Philadelphia to New York-passengers
cross over the Camden Ferry at Vine street wharf
Philadelphia, at A. NJ, and take the $50 train for
New York and Long Branch. This is the only di-
rect route to Long Branch, the whole distance by
rail; no change of cars. no travelling by stage. The
road affords varied and pleasant ride through East
New Jersey to Port Monmouth. where connection Is
made with the splendid steamer Jessie Hoyt.
After a delightful ride up New York bay, enjoying
a fine view of all the prominent and interesting
points of the harbor travellers arrive IN New York
in good time for dinner. We would advise our
friends to give this new route trial.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE;-A ladies' matinee
will be given at halpast two o'clock this afternoon
in order to accommodate that class who cannot
the evening performance when the very successful
spectacular extravaganza of the Seven Sisters will
be performed entire with all the and attractive
scenic beauties Miss Lotla will appear in her great
character of Tartarne and in addition to the other
"Blue Laws of Maryland" which is full of pointed
illusions to the recently enacted Sunday law. In
performed, with Lolita as the Gentle Savage, and
Shs COMIC dr. drama Of the "GOverpOz's Wife, with
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WHAT DID IT2-A young lady. returning to her
country home after a sOjourn OF few months in New
of a rustic flushed face, she had a soft ruby com
ple1on, of almost marble smoothness: and instead Of
= r. sne .5 Teay appeared but q she tod them plainly
without it. Any lady can improve her personal APP
pearance very by using this article. 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only 50 cents
SaratOga Spri,. water. sold bv all Druggists
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The MILWAUKEE, and Prairie du Chie1l
Er1F

| MILWAUKEE, June 14.-The following named gen.
| temen were to-day elected directors of the Mil
| waukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad Company
Alexander Mitchell, H. c. Stmson, Russell Sage, F.
| ?. James, \. A. Cowdrey Walter S. Gurnee, S. S.
| Merall. u. Crocker and Jas. Rudd
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UEsfRuCTIYE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Phil
adelphia Press of yesterday says: Shortly after Il
O'Clock this morning FIRE broke out in the e1ten-
siye woollen and cotton mills of Richard Cared, To-
Gated on Frankford street. above Harrison Twenty
third ward. The flames spread with alarming ra-
pidity and, in brief space of time, the entire
structure was in one mass of ruins. The fire next
communicated to the cotton mills of Foster & Co.
adjoining on the SOUTH which were also destroyed
Mr.. Garseds loss is estimated at $4,000, upon
which there is insurance of $4,000 in number Of
city and foreign insurance companies. Mr.. Fosters
loss is estimated at S250 000 upon which he has IL
surance of $4,000 BY this disastrous cOnfagration
several hundred hands are thrown out of employ
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PIeuro Pneumonim-Not Rinderpest.

uriay night, it was stated that the rinderpest or
Pleuro-I Ineumonia had made its appearance in New
York, and that it had been officially announced by
tho President and Secretary of the New York State
Agricultural Society The statement was erroneous.
Tho officers named announced the appearance Of
of cattle entirely different in their nature The rim
derpest has not in this country far the
knowledge of the officers extends and it is confidently
expected we shall escape that scourge.
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Payment of Seven Hundred and F'fr.y
Thousand DOIIars to IleInmayIHnni-

HARRIsBURG, June l4.-Governor Curtin and State
Treasurer Kcmble left for Washington this morning
at the summons the Treasurer of the United States
70 receipt for the three-quarters of million Of dol
lars to- be paid 10 the State of Pennsylvania by the
the account submitted to the National authorities by
State Treasurer kembc, it is only fair to make The
TACT known that the United State Treasurer has de-
Quoted but six hundred and seventy dollars from the
same. Tho Government at Washington also claims
further reduction to meet the revenue tax.
Mr.. Chas. L. COulburn has been reappointed SuDer-
intendent Of Common Schools. He viii continue in
office until some time before the expiration of the
term Of Governor Curtin, when Professor Wicker
Lancaster county, will take his place. This arrange
ment is the result Of an agreement made in the most
cordial feeling between MeSsrs. ColbUrn and Wick
ersham. after the Governor had signfed his iuten-
ton to reapDoiut Mr. Colburn
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DARING ROBBERY AND MISUNDERSTANDING nigh
about half.past ten o'clock negro entered the shOI
of Mr. Veilstch, at the corner of Liberty and Eas
Broad streets enquiring of Mrs " for something tC
The negro went and presently returned with another
He called for soda water, and Mrs. Y. was COINS
in the back store the ruan seized her by the throat
She extricated herself and the fellow made his es
cape. The other negro had in the meantime knocked
Mr.. Y. in the head with bludgeon, which had evi
IDENTITY been prepared for the purpose and after rob
bling him made his escape. Mrs. V. found her hus
band where he had been knocked down near thu
door-Sdpdnnah Republcon.
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The Co.nnand of the Frontier.

BUFFALO, June 15.-General Meade has issued an
order appointing Gen. Barry TO the command of the
whole frontier from Erie Platsburg, and has or
dered all United States troops, except company.
back to their stations. Gen. Meade thinks that no
further trouble is to be apprehended in this quarter.
lie leaves to-mOrroW for Niegara Falls.
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Convention on RnlIroed Englneers.

ROCHESTER, June ia Convention of Railroad
Engineers, over sixty in number, representing all
organizations in the United States and Canada, has
been in secret seSs here for two days. adourning
last night. Their aVowed object was to prevent
strikes Ike that the Michigan Southern Railroad.
1t is announced that plan was unanimously adop-
ted which will effect the object to the satisfaction Of
companies and engineers.