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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22
LEGAL TENDER.

The bar of Holly Springs have been
discussing the question as to the power
II Congress to make United States Treas.
ury notes a legal tender in the payment
of debts The Reporter says Judge
CLAYTON has intimated that, in his
opinion, Congress has no peace power to
make anything but gold and silver a
legal tender; and that his opinion is not
fully made up as to the war power on that
subject Beyond that, no opinion has
been enunciated by the court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

s6- A Western correspondent, who
expects 10 be believed, says be met big
Indian on the plains few weeks ago,
who had with him large bundle OF
scalps. Upon yenturing to ask the
gentle savage his occupation, the latter,
with great gusto answered, Ugh, me
been diminishing for waterfalls"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

e3- One of our exchanges, in no.
ticing the presentation of silver cup to
contemporary, says: He needs no cup.
He can drink from any vessel that con-
tains liquor, whether the neck of a bot
tie, the mouth of demijohn, the Spite
of keg, or the bung OF a barrel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22
We are Bound to Sell Goods.
EL.soN BROS
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES FOR
f. ALL GOODS

HEAVY BLACK SILKS ONLY 81 rs PER
III yard.
Printed Delaines only Csc per yard.
Bleaehed Domestics l2'9, Is, Is. 70 and 2oc per
yard.
Canton Flannel only Csc per yard.
Linseys only SOC per yard.
lO-4 sheetings 75. $50 and 81 90 per yard.
Colored Alpaccas only Csc per yard.
Black Alpaccas only Soc per yard.
Poplns, all colors, SOC per yard.
Irish Linens only 80 and Coo per yard,
Brown Domestics l21z. Is. IL. ~ and &c per
yard.
Bed Ticking % to soc per yard.
Wooden Nubias 75c each;
Wooden Sontags 81 n TO 81 ~ each.
White Jaconets only IL, - Is and S0c per yard.
Nainsooks only %, Is. 80 and S5c per yard.
Crib Blankets 81 per pair.
White bed Blankets s. TO SO per pair.
Colored bed Blankets only 8 per pair.
100 Balmoral Skirts at 81 % each.
Dress Cambrics only l5c per. yard:
Ladies' KID Gloves. best makes, 81 % per pair.
Real French Reps only 81 10 per yard.
English Merinos only ylc per yard
French Merinos only 81 50per yard.
Uhildren's Merino Hose 2Oc per pair, or g per
Ladies and gents Hose, afull line at low prices
Ladies' linen hem stitch handkerchief. only
aides plain linen Handkerchief only s. per
Also q full line Of cluny Laces, Trimmings.
Buttons, Shawls. Cloaks, Gents Clothing, Fur
nishinF Goods and Plantation Supplies.
Wholesale buyers will ind we can offer them
inducements both IS regaras prizes and terms.
Oar stock Is large and well assorted. kemem-
Der cur number.
ELsON BROS,
IS 2o7 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22
DIED.

coRwISE-cz Monday. oes. 2. a; Gu q.
Sue p. coruine. AGED eleven years.
Funeral viii take place tO-morrov TUESDAY,
afternoon At o'clock. Services BY Rev. d. J.
Allen, At the residence Of Mr.. J. N. corvine.
2l5 Vance street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

SCI The Cairo Democrat says RAN
DoLPH, the negro Southern Loyalist,
spoke his piece in Springfield the other
day. The Radicals were out in full force,
and one lady said he talked so nicely
she felt like kissing the dear patriot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

EG-With great reason the Providence
press complains that parties of fisher
mon near Fort Adams, Rhode Island,
are fred upon for sport by the soldiers.
The soldiers say, "See how near l can
come 10 that fellow in the boat, and,
without hitting him, make him jump,
and then crack away A urtmartial
should look after these sportive muske-
faoro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

ga Gen GRANT, in conversation with
Col. R. S. McALLIsTER, at Washington,
on the 9Th, is said to have reiterated his
declarations that Copperheads should
not be trusted with position or power
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

ReA- The London Lancet, in the course
of carefully prepared article with re-
gard to LOUIS NAPOLEON S state ofhealth,
says there is nothing in his present con-
dition incompatible with long life and
activity Those who have been surmising
the consequences that will result from
his sudden death will have to postpone
their speculations for while.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

s6S" One Of the new Senators from
Vermont is named POLAND. He posses
SEES nothing of the spirit of the land with
which he is identified in name. He is a
Radical and sympathises with Russia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

e1E Norfolk, Virginia, must be an IN
fortunate city, when its chief newspaper
the Norfolk Dominion, says it is use
less to deny that our city is at stand.
still ia every sense OF the word
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

DI-It is reported that THURLow WEED
has withdrawn from the New York Times,
being unable to harmonize with HENRY
J. RAYMOND. 1t is rumored that WEED
will start a new naner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

py~ Mr.. PAUL R. SHIPAAN, editor of
the Louisville Journal from 1852 to
1864, has resumed his connection with
that paper PRENTICE felicitates him
self on having again secured Mr. SHIP
MANS services.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

So The Courier of Nuremberg men
tons a rumor that the Grand Duke Of
Hesse proposes to abdicate in favor Of
Prince Louis, the husband of Princess
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

bH. A sad case of falling from virtue
is told of young woman belonging to
the most aristocratic circles of Washing
ton. Her parents found her voluntary
inmate of fashionable New York brothel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

n8-Dr. CRAVEN, the author ofthe 'Pris-
on Lie of Jefferson Davis, has received
$4,000 for the copyright, one-third of
the sum coming from England.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

Legislature adopts negro suffrage at the
next session, these emigrants will be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

eD- General PRITcHARD, the captor of
Mr.. DAVIS, is candidate for Congress
in Michigan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

cUBscRIBE FOR THR PUBLIC LEDGER,
- which l. the CHEAPEST daily published
in the state Of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

BT~ Gen. BUTLER is said to have car
ried on war as little ones sleep in bed
spoon fashion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF X
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[Extracts from Varinus Letters.l

EXTRACTS from Various Letters
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II gave half Of one Of your pills to my babe
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II took half a pill and crushed it to powder,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22
DIR. MAGGIEL SPILLS
Iaeh Bex Contains Twelve Pills,


~ NoTIcE.-Nonc genuine without the en-
gravcd trade mark around each pot or box
signed BY DOCTOR J. MAGGIEL, New YorF'
70 counterfeit which il felony.
10 Soli By all respectable Dealers in Med
icines throuEhout the United State and cana
das. 1t . cents per box or pot. 4-is9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-22

ELLISON BROS,
ss 2o7 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
MISSOURI.

THE POLITICAL PROsPEcTs-wHoLBsALs REoIsTRA.
TIos or sEBfLs-sTRoNG RESOLUTIONS AGAINST
TER PRESIDENT FROM RELIGIOUS BODY.
~ rtLEsRLrB
ST. LOUIS, Oct 3Q.Ca'eful estimates By experienced
Radicals give the following majoritisS: LIST District
Radical majority 1000; lid, 5000; Ivth, 1000; yth
1900; With, 5000; With, iOoo lid District, Con.
seryatiye majority, 500; WITH i0OO-esying the IXth
District doub,ful The Rebels have been registered BY
wholesale in Galloway, Rome, Randolph ADRIAN, Pike
city Of 81, Joseph, which may cost us the
izet The Joint debate between John Hogan
and Gen Pile opened last night Hogan completely
Aoored on his OWE record Pile gaining strength daily
The Conservatives Using desperate means 10 retain the
Irish vote which Is threatening 70 leave them. They
have issued orders signed by Hogan ard Postmaster Fox
and Others for sypatAish2 heetne 70 bstes egslns
the hanging Of Meaiahob and Lynch. Col McCldy mas
liye2 lep,T Thomas L. Price hose u the VIE District
Pnce hM qujt speaking. -..,s->f.-,~e - "
Con HskSoef b. ssat oic 10 invest gate the cbArgsl
usds A9tlDH hs Conservative regulations in tks South
West and also in Platte County, Missouri.
The synod 81 tAs New School Presbyterian Church
lust adourned passed resolutions approving the action Of
Congress AID ndosing the amendment 70 the Coailtu
ton They also depecAte the conduct Of the President
10 his late Journey, end that OF the local officers who re-
ceyed him as calculated 10 introduce Incorporate hsbis
into the land TO dsmorazs the youth promote disspa
ton and encourage ntemperancs The Gsrma sout bern
SYNOD Of Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri assemblies
here tomorrow. II IL expected that they will pass similar
resolutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC TnBATBR.

A new drama by Mr.. Boucicault always attracts
the attention OF public and generally deserves tho wesh
consideration Of tho critic The Leng Strike from the pen
gentleman have named produced here last ng
Its success was unequal the inequalities We think %
traced the performance which eyenty hurried ~
may be limited too That the subject the lock out-or
tho obstinate struggle between masters and t0en
lis somewhat local We have strikes
here have not yet combined in the cenched
yay which they did in Manchester where the scene Of this
piece laid Apart from the coemporaneous character Of the
drama is much TO like In IL Mr. Bouccaus fine sense
OF elimination Is the gradual involvement Of the leading
characters and In tho production Of situations which display
once his ingenuity and knowledge Of human nature We have
no time tonight dwell the merits OF the play 70 point
out, We subsequently, shall do lis deiee tS
Both are strongly marked. In the first and second
acts theI action is somewhat taTdy In the third Mr.
Boucicault thelasest exeementthe telegraph SAIL
which can hardly exaggerated The best round Of applause
was won by the naTtcuate Tappngs OF the tegaphe ma
chine wemention this lastly because Il shows bow carefully
the ramstist must have wrought up the effect There
trial scene in the fourth act which may be effective hereafter
Las evening il rendered very mperfecy and was INC
oanse we think Of the curtain descending performance
which otherwise deserved the appreciation OF the audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

pohs IN The ssns Of Mo brother eetss lsssy from Ireland
whore thsy had also bean fhprisensd -,
Gel Bqho represcnied 70 h1 President thst the American
Consns west Of Dublin and east Of Cork msepresented tho
eountry and respectfully urged that better men sheud 90
sppoincd ard the President after hearing Col Bnrze state
sn assured him and ssksd him % repeat The assurances p
enop and anything eculd do foE those gallant shmsn
would be most happy 10 do Ireland always had MS wa
eel sympathies as far 40 poseibe 10 America -
Col Burke stated TO friend that r. Young or Consul
A Belfast acted poby IN behalf OF the sshAmerean prison
es and il the right represent bis country with pre
dence dignity and independence Col Burke hes len fcT New
York
Andnow on this 3 tEbl q
TRIAL or YERiANs. - - ~ q
TouoSro O. W. Oct aO--Gore Fenian prisoners were ar.
raigned to-day, enc Of whomproyed 70 be o innaElo
The American Consul ntmated 10 the Court that ne hed re-
eeyed from Washington 10 engage counsel for oil
prisoners OF American birth.
So the Fenian who hadbe misfortune TO be born on tho Green
Sod though his blood may have stained the soil Of Virginia
deserves no better response rom our mpahng President
than Ensands fayorits insult NO Irish need apply"
Query how many those who crossed the border ID the ae
raid, were Of American birth. lmshnAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

TENNESSEE.

According TO TIE JOassboro Tenn. Fag, The Conser Va
tires have way Of promoting tie freedom OF the press
which we do not fancy. II says;
AtOtbs derlng stieupt made TO destroy IA. Flag
eee by Ere on Friday ng but ioled by the FIRE be
hE discovered through accident 10 be 70 exnguisb
HAD tboss sie nesndary wTetche ELECTED Their base de-
Ngs nFse bo sppTenicss eof hers ptThsd i ne fgnss
Nk6 can Contemplate 90 dapnabe deed without shudder
gut We said before they are tnown and VII finally receive
tbeT ius Compensation Of rswardas VIII nso those who
tspsnoe sod AID We have rstreated for With
office bahnd ppgssabe foraeatons and mean 70 dBh
tha oe8aniy this o Il lhkos Tor Vsrrs
fAss ssso nsyo WHspi ~ IRON retbeeios ipyV panoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

BURGLAR CAUeHT.-Late on Saturday night
0cer walsh Of the Fifth Precinct found that the rear door Of
tho pemlses No es Franknt occupied BY A. jacobs was
open Procuring light the ecsJ catered the store and dis
covered two men living concealed beneath counter near the
door One Of them succeeded making his The other
was arrested and taken the where be gave the
name OF Lewis Barrett He locked up Near where The
thieves hsd lain found large jimmy with which they had
effected an entrance into the store The store
tered by burglars through window aud property to the
amount of $500 stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDAsUM-Tm vrcrm SAID

SUICIDE By TAKING LAUDANUM-lHk NlCTlh SAID
TO BE TIE PRopRnToRo DBREPurABIE HousE-CoRoSERs
INoUEsrYeterdny Coroner widey held an inquest No
50 West Twenty the body of Mrs Alice Ashley
who committed suicide BY taking hsdanum The Police state
that for some time past deceased has &ept dsrepuabe
From the evidence OF the inmates Of the place would
appear that deceased had experienced considerable trouble
At times she seemed very respondent and on Monda
unusually the afternoon OF that day she procured
nom one OF the girls in quantity ofaudanu saying
that she wished 10 apply Of the drug to her head to say
the pain she then experienced there She ns have danh
poison as at late hour Monday night she was found BY
one OF the girls lying upon her bed l9sensbe phy:esn
dead verdict in accordance with the wts rendered by
the Jury Deceased was native OF this CITY, aged ~ years
She represented 10 been OF education ana
formerly moved In respectable circles --'s ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
CoLoRzp Peoples COSMOPOLITAN ASSOCIATION
h clroh manhattan OF The city have Organized assoca.

VUIUINU pVINIutIVH VI wv wy WV 'b'"7E"
ton for the purpose of mental culture and she improvement OF
social qualities suite OF hss been taken at No o3
Laurens st. aud fitted up an evening resort reading
10 the public for aid In this excellent project Books pefod
calls OF money for this purpose viii be received by any OF the
following managers Stephen A. West with Oiphant Co.
No As Southst Charles G. Bowser with whithauf No. 200
Broadway; George A. Manning with L. & A. Stuart cor
House Auditors Department. Theodore voorhees, with
Miner Someryie OF Fifhave and Fonrteenhsti VIM
H. THOMPSON No York st.; Isaac Bailey Hone House
Of broadway and firent JOnesst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
GOVERN0R FENTON AND THE PARD0NIEG
POWER

A gentleman OF this city addressed letter TO Gov
FontOn few days ago. stating that he could not consist
emily vote for him al the coming election account Of
his undue exercise Of the pardonng power during his term
Of Office The following reply sent bin BY the scers.
tary Of the Governor which deserving the careful aen
ton Of every voter:
STATE OF NV YoRK ESEeuTrE DEPARTMENT
ALBANY, October 49, 1865.
DEAR sR 10 reply to yOur letter Of the 18th Inst. Itske
the liberty OF neo1Ea comparative statement OF the number
muhOaOn recently addressed BY the Governor TO gentleman
10 your city When you consider that the number Of con
feel assured that you viii the injustice " statements freely
made !. The heat q Rocs SSns: ard tending 70 srss1e
Ing power by the present Executive - ,s-.>,,z >3.p
~. ,s;G.s''9!y y?9' .o: sc ~ s sss,,,si,
STATE OF NEw yoEK, EXECUTIVE DEPLsIHSE
DEAR SIR Your letter o, the iotS a.t has been received
You appreciate this embsrassuens that sgrToapd ha
mos, difficult delicate bnneh OF Executive duJ,he par
this pfsogars but have found the applications iBerpos
ton 20 numerous and many OF them attended with so many
S sse ti Rss been
Impressed witt the that new Constitution should al
and hyesgston far beyond bis 10 besoW without the
neglect Of equally pressing public business In sE sIss'
ments led TO change NY original opinions An uPaGt
presentation Of case very often 10 attended with conceal
influence upon the Judgment OF the Executive Such was the
With :T sSSs e. s.a31:S zig; m,
have quite free to exercise the power pyse and
have think granted greater number Of psrdops While isEsI
dfcune made The volume Of petitions Tor clemeney
h yearly ncr :FpC and fully satisfied that remedy
must be afforded upon the revision Of the State Conyuiion A.
growth m material wealth and prosperity ends 10 cor
respoudS increase In al departments of Executive du!
Ibays sndesyod 20 discharge the dulles deVovng upon me
with due confederation and faithfully the Indulgence
ingen, and just people for an approval al least Of my
motives. =,
Thsnkins you for your consideration which IL especially
grateful at period when harsh Judgments prevail
yernair VERY truly your TREND, X tfAIoA
Tile Hon. ALANsCN KiSC. 4.
STATE or EEw.YoRK.
EXECUTIVE DFPARTaENT, ALsANY Sept 90 1900. )
Statement of Psrdhs Computations ahd Resptes IRON 1851
10 ls6e ntlasiyei
: -.-#r- No.of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

PERsoS8L.-Gov. fentOD, Col s. E. Marvin, and
the Hon. W N. Strong Albany Gen. Wager Swayne. o. 3
A., Gen g Jones Pennsylvania gnd the Hon Alfred Elv
Rochcs,cf ne al the Filth Avenue Hotel The Hon. Horatio
Seymour Utica and tho Amasa Parker Albany arca
the s. Nicholas Hotel Gen Henry BrewoTon, u A. IL at
tho Bancroft House The Hon. A. Cornell DR.. C. j. Saw
yer Boston the Hon c. NJ Cole Minister to Achpuco Gen
j. smith u A. the Hon j. r. Manning tho Hon. = O.
Prince Massachusetts Judge j. H. Virgins and DE- Wheeler
u Navy al tie Metropolitan Hotel. Re5erdy johnson,
ir Baltimore Is at the Clarendon Hotel $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
AUCTION SALES OF RIAL ESTATE, Oct. 80, by Null

OWNERS WASTED.-There is now at the Tenth
Precinct Station quantity Of property consisting Of
ladies and gentemens wearing apparel Iewey and other
articles supposed to be the proceeds OF number
of The property found IN the apartments OF
John Scott No t6 Chrisest one OF the men recently
arrested by Detectives King and Lyon Of the Tenth Precinct
FOR being concerned In the recent robbery OF the residence OF
Mr. r. jackson In Twenty seventhst the particulars OF
which we're published in TnE TRIBUNE. .s- n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
MEETING oP THE xIITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT RBPUBn,
CAN ASSOCIATION.
A nnaating of Tho XIIth Assembly District Repub-
BROOKLYN.


The citizens Of the Tenth Ward who desire return
TO honesty in the City Government should without dncioU
Of party support REUBEN H. UNDELL the unon nominee
for Alderman Mr. Undeh has been for several years re
ident 81 the Wmd IL lawyer Of excellent standing he
property owner in this and other Wards Of the o ard IN
every way identified with Ito best interests lie ithman o.
ability and unbernsked character and every way worthy 81
support We learn With pleasure hat s chances for election
seFy good
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN THE yIYTn ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT,
A large meeting Of the friends Of the Excise law,
residents and q the Seventh ard TWohe,b had tot
IN the ediord ave Baptist Church OF East BToohyh on Mon
day evening 10 take such action might be deemed p9p o.
lowing resolutions offered and au considerable dttae
slmost unanimously adopted
ds. parity aae efsys patriot .Ed Of all seed s'h rD
er, e .'PSen es psesn i1.s s Law . b.s.s.st In
It. spsr'1icn mathis; ie,y ssio,s.d VIII tend 1,sJ
T4.psa We ~. .sshsS Ssi only way N. .nd:
s.us candidate. % isSI..,S, d q de Legislature s'OI
szg.s W. .eG, y'ssa T. rsrsn u: UsiSs .'s ss
e. S h.%s .%s s :uy s.n e a ssts
ihs Efeiss law, therefore
i . y :. lSao.S'; AID S e. S s.,,, :, ,
.ppSosshirs 'sc,ior on tie Oh d.y ofsOysnSsf n.iI
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS RATIFICATION MEETING.
The soldiers and sailors Of the Eleventh Ward met
NJ Granada Hall Gen H. Roberts presiding for The purpose
OF rnDg the nomination Of Col DsBevose as ths eendi
date Supervisor resolution adopted pedgng tLtT
support The candidate aud appointing the following CON
mttee 90 make necessary arrangements 20 bis oto
ton, CAPT Steers Mcneil Moscrop Mor Tate and Surgeon
feaTn
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A meeting OF the Democratic General Committee
OF Kings County was bei asi evening No A7 Fulton
n j. Towbe esq the chair Some little business Of pub
lie Importance transacted and the Committee then went
into executive session on matters connected with the coming
election
TWENTIETH WARD UNION MEETING.
mass Union meeting will be held this svonlng OF
A.. I.-fll hssA
dressed by Henry Stanton W. Tenny Thomas Shear
man and Frederick T. Parson, esqs and other eminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
CITY NEWS.

AN ORGAN EXHIBITION AND SACRED CONCERT
will be gyCn this evening the Aens Presbyterian Church
Prof Warren Mrs Ea Mayer and other soosts VIII take
part ia TIE performance.