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RELIABLE = Monday, July 15-santa Anna
was shot at Sisa.
Wednesday, July 17-Santa Anna still alive,
but prisoner.
Friday, July l9-News of Santa Annals death
confirmed.
Sunday, July 2l-Santa Anna, it is learned
from the arrival Of the steamer Wilderness, is
still in prison, having transmitted certain docu.
ments to Juarez for his action and that OF the
assembled Mexican Congress. It is believed
that the General will be tried by military COM
mission,
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MR. GREELEY. speaking of his own nomina-
ton, in the Tribune of to-day, says:-"Washiug-
ton dispatches assert that Horace Greeley was
nominated on Saturday for Minister to Austria
We 90 not believe Governor Seward is the
author of this practical joke. If intended as a
surprise to everybody, it can have been success
full with no one more completely than with him
who is its subject. He is much obliged for the
compliment, put could not be induced to leave
this COnntTY at nreaent.O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h4B GROCERS' AND BUTCHERS RE.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and good; warranted
cold, and free from sweat or no sale.
AlsO HARRIS UNCLE SAM HOT-AIR RANGE,
ch is 30 admirably constructed that the cooking OF
family, instead OF being labor, is really pleasant
exercise.
Also, the NEW MAGLIOCCo HEATER, which is
cheap, powerful In giving heat and saving in coal
q. 3. HARRIS q CO.,
5l63m4p No. I4g North NINTH Street.
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IL is, moreover, the right of business men Of
all Glasses, who are compelled by law to desist
from their customary emplOyments on the
Sabbath, that the liquor dealer shall not be
permitted to carry on his traffic on the day of
rest The moral aspect of the subject needs
no comment in this connection. The law has
not yet been repealed, and the orderly people
of the city demand that it shall be enforced.
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/. PHILADELPHIA, JULY l2, 1867


- Att meeting of the City Executive Committee
1i .he O9I0n hepn0iican parry held thls day the FOL
dered TO be printed tor the use OF the various Division
WILLIAM R. LEEDS, President.
JSnM JSsip4 Al s! haIL, ALLIES, Secretaries.
These Rnles shall be hindng on all the Ward and
Election.
sas be the duty Of the hepubG9n Judges and
condpct the Delegate Election. to be held on the
fGnT'h four Tuesday in August Of this year In Any Eeo
dictate Tor Judge, said candidate shall act as Judge
VIE. the remaining Election Officers, in conjnncton
with The Division Committee of superintendence
Of election officers must be reported by the Division
Ward Committee at Ieas one week prior to said Dele
gate Election; NO election officer shall be delegate
vided for in these rules.
The Delegate Elections shall be held at the regular
the place OF holding said Delegate Elections may be
ence in conjunction with the election officers OF said
Division; Provided. That Que wrek's notice shall be
holding said DelegRsfIef gRIffl ElestggSH; y siEn6Hn
On the evenings of the sixth seventh, and eighth OF
Inc 0nth e Ga august OF TINS year the Republican
Division al ba G9mmises Of shall meet
snch nIsCe ~ H h salu Deegate EIeSton or
four and eight o'clock PM prepare registry Of the
enter in book, containing street lists, provided for
that purpose the names and residences OF all Repub
may be vouched Tor by two well-known Republican
voters OF said Division with the OF the
opposite.
On the evening OF the 9th of August. between the
hours of and y o'clock Z. NJ, said registry snail be
open TO the nspet tion Of all Republican voters in said
DIVISION and II II shall be satisfactorily proven
registry officers that the name OF any person shall
have been enrolled who is not member OF the Re.
publican party, they shall strike his from the
list and no person shall be allowed to vote at the
suing Delegate Election unless his appears duly
The original copy of each Division Registry shall be
deposited with the President of the Ward Committees
who shall cause TO be prepared sufficient number or
the lists of voters for the use of each Division.
RULE THIRD.
The Republican citizens Of the different Election
Divisions SMALL the first Tuesday in September In
each year. meet at such places as may be designated
by the Division Executive Committee, and organize
by electing the officers tor the government of the
Division ASSOCIATIONS for the ensuing year. mt
Resolved, That all Rules or parts OF Rules inconss-
tent herewith, be and the same are hereby repealed
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: NEW sPAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

t~955 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-J0Y, /,
CoE d GO. Agents for the "TELEeRAPH
and Newspaper Press of the whole country, have RE
MOVED nom FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets 70 No
IA s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT
OFFICEs:-No. IA 8. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 70Ap
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- AT meeting of the City Executive CommiLte
of the Union Republican party, held this day the fol
lowing supplementary Rules adopted and or
dered TO be printed for the OF the various Division
Associations.
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AT THE SEASIDE.

Our Letter from Atlantic CIty-The
ReVolry OF the Season Begins-A Grand
Hop at the ''Surf AOuse" TrRnspIrss-
The Charms of the ocean and the
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JSnM JSsISp4 II q HaII, AIfnS Secretaries.
These Rules shall be binding on all the Ward anC
Division ORGANIZATIONS of the Union Republican party
OF the City OF Philadelphia at the ensuing Delegate
Election.
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f19Y@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
- splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
Ihe only nue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable In-
NO olsappointment No ridiculous tlntS.
Natural BLACK or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects of
bad HEes' dhnVgoTates the hair, leaving L son and
peanllinL Ihe genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
,d ~ All others are mere limitations, and
should De avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners FACTORY No. 81 BARCLAY street. New
York 6fInW
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John Work d SON.

Mr.. John Work, the enterprising
head of one of our most thriving Tin
and Copper ware establishments, bav.
ing formed business connection with
his son, Mr.. Charles Work, the firm
name will hereafter be as above. The
public can rest assured that the new ar:
rapgement will enable them to give,
if possible, increased satisfaction in
supplying their wants in the line of
their business Be sure and give the
new firm call.
All persons indebted to the old firm
are requested to call and settle imme-
diately.
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$4,000 worth of Ready made Cloth,
ing to be sold regardless Of cost
PETERS, MILLER & Bro. have de-.
termined to close out their stock of
winter clothing by the 18th of Fcbru,
ary; therefore all ready made clothing
will be sold regardless of cost. This is
rare chance for those wanting cloth
ing, for they have large lot of
homemade overcoats, business suits,
pants and vests, which will be sold
exceedingly low. They also have on
hand good stock Of hats and caps,
trunks, gloves, neck ties, &c. Give
them call, and you cannot tail to be
pleased both in price and quality.
Jan. 10, 1867. 1t.
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FOR The Lsue.s..r o..,,,,
kfna ALCOHOL.
NV. 4. ARRLEaA1n.

King Aleohol's himself aEnin,
And who and where's your temperance men,
Small by degrees their numbers grown,
And Temperance Hall IL dark and lons.
twas but one short year ago,
When this great king vas humbled iov.
Then abdicated was his throne
Without subject, LEFT alone.
But now his scoptre rules the town.
Men bow before his iron crown;
The advocates OF temperance here,
No more disturb his lordly ear.
Come out young inen-ion't hide away,
And tip your glasses in broad day
IT'S true the ladies vowed TO shun
All ye that tirplcd-eyery one.
But now those VOWS nre laid aside,
And humbled " their temperance pride;
Altho' thy breath's perfumed with rum,
They" bid you oil in welcome come"
The drunkard's child must dry it's eyes.
The drunISard's wife must husk her sighs,
King Alcohol's himself again,
Beware who dare oppose his reign.
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Nothing adds SO much to the ap.
pearance as a sett Of beautiful teeth
If you have defective teeth, go to DIR
Won Bonhorst, who will save'your
teeth if it is possible, or insert sett
Of those beautiful artificial teeth which
are giving such general satisfaction
Rooms next door above Post Office
Main Street.
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Bible Society Anniver.ary Meeting.


The anniversary meeting ofthe Fair
field County Bible Society was held at
the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
morning last, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The morning session was opened
with devotional exercises, followed by
an eloquent discourse from the Rev
Mr.. Webster of this city, his subject
being "scmeo of the many objections
that are made to the Bible;' at the
close ofwl,ich the draft for a new Con.
stitution was handed in, to be acted
upon in the afternoon, when the Soci.
ty took recess for dinner. SOS
In the Afternoon the new Constitu.
tion was adopted and the reports OF the
different officers read aad approved.
Then followed an election for officers
for the new organization which result.
ed ae follows:
ForPresident-Wm. ]. Reese, Ian.
caster.
! Vice Presidents-Martin P. Miller
OF Madison; Richard Paul, Libertyi
Rev. M. II. Ebright, Violet; Silas Will.
Iiamson, Amanda; James Andrews
Bloom; John Ashbaugb. Rushereck
Elias Kncpper. Greenfield; David
Thomas, 1ichland; Rev, J. FL. Brooks
Bern; Matthew Miller Sr., Walnut
Harvey Wilson, Hooking; D. S. Coon
rod, Clearcreek.
Secretary-B, +. Reinmund, Ian
caster.
Treasurer-Philip Rising, Lancaster
Board of Managers-Emau'l Giesy,
e. IL, Slocum, j. f. Reinmuhd, Robt
Rood, Il G. Trout and John Gravett.
After passing sundry resolutions, ,one
of which was a vote of thanks TO Rev
Mr.. Webster for his able address, and
also for the use of the church for this
Society, the meeting was adjourned
sine die. =
In the evening, according to pre-.
vious announcement the Jubilee Meet
ing was held in the NJ. e. Church.
The exercises were opened with pray
er by Rev. Mr.. Spahr and reading o
the scriptures by Rov. Mr.. Simpson
after which the President elect, Mr.
VIM. J. Reese, was duly installed intc
Office by Rev. Mr.. Martindale, Agen
of A. B, Society, who gave very feel
ing charge to tho same on the duties
assumed by him, which was eloquent
ly replied to by tho new President.
The remarks of Mr.. Martindale wer,
listened TO with marked attention, al
he contrasted the countries where th'
Bible was allowed free circulation anC
where it was denied.
The Society was then addressed Sy
Hon. @, N. Olds, who drew bright pic
lures of the elcvating influences Of th
Bible on nations and on individuals
which made deep Impressions on tn
minds Of oil who listened to him.
The music Of the evening was fth
highest order. given by a voluntee
choir Of gentlemen, comprising som
of the best vocal talent Of this city.
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DrxocRxTro STATE EOnIEAsrosa-
The 9th Of January Convention nomi.
mated A. g. Thurman for Governor
Daniel s. Uhl, for Ii. Gov, @. FnIton,
for State Treasurer, John McElwee for
State Auditor, F. s. Hurd. Attorney
General, Thos. N. Key, Supreme Judge,
wm. Sheridan, Comptroller Of Treas.
ury, and Arthur Hughes, for Member
of Board.of Public Works. The ticket
is Ofa decidedly copperheadish cast
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A LIrERARY GEM,--R. ". Carroll &
Co., the eminent Cincinnati publishers,
have favored US with copy Of John
James Piatt's exquisite volume Of"Po.
ems by Sunshine and freight" Mr..
Piatt is a young Ohio poet--One Of the
most promising the country has pro-
duced-and the MessrS Carroll& 4 Co.
are not exceeded in enterprise by any
publishers OF booksellers, East or West.
Every conceivable thing of value in
the book line can be had Of them az
the most favorable rates.
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The Concert of Monday night was .
very'agrecablc entertainment. In ad
dition 70 the first class performances o.
the Schneider family, the interest o
the occasion was heightened by those
Of Miss r. Borland and Miss i. Hite
vocalists, OF this city, who sang high
order Of music very cveditably. The
playing Of Miss Caroline was of course
upappr oaOhable, and Theopolis hand
ling Of the cello, showed that he il
bound to become a master Of that no
: bio INSTRUMENT. The audience was ap
preciativs, but we would have beer
glad to hayo seen.. it doubled in pum
bers.
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NORTHERN LIoHrs This Is q now
weekly magazine, which, unheralded
has found its way to our table, and
which blazes with an effulgence sure to
place it at once in the front rank of
popular periodicals. Boston: Lee 4
Shepard, publishers = Julia Ward Howe
and Edmund Kirke, Editors. Fifteen
cents per number-S3 per volume Of
'26 nos. The contents of the initial
number are truly admirable, and the
Typography unexceled. Rev. Nasby
contributes story. ie
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OBITUARY.

DlED-ih Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. 3lst, 1906 Mt the
residence Other soL.ln-iaw,G q. Il, Stnchcomb, Esq,
Mrs, MINERVA SHAW, relct Of Salmon Shaw, dec.
ofthis place.
Mrs Shaw was born in Oneida county, New York,
In l79G, and in 1917, having married Salmon shaw,
field county. Shortly afterwards. the family remot-
ell to this city, where she continued to reside until
short time before her death.
Mrs. s. was good neighbor and a kind and affec-
tionae mother. At the good old age of three score
and ten and at the close Of the old year. depart
ec this lifein hope ola blessed immortality beyond
the grave-leavng large circle of relatives to mourn
their loss. Her remains were brought to this city
and inferred on the 4th day ofJannary, 1861. Com.
IL East Lancaster, on the I'd day ofJanuary, 1867,
HARVEY W. DENTON, aged 40 years, months
and days.
On the 4h inst, GERTIE, youngest daughter oi
G. 9, and Louisa Beck; aged years, months and
"A days.
On the 23d ult., Mrs. ANNA NJ, wife of Jacob Dit.
mer, sr., ofths city aged SO years, months and 10
days.
on the Goth ult., MARGARET f, daughter of Al.
exander and Mary Polling, Of this city, aged year,
months and lS days.
On the 18th day Of Dec 1866, CHARLES SHER-
MA :, son Of W. Ii. and Anna e. Gesse aged 2 yrs,
months and DAYS,
Twas not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The Reaper came that day;
He visited the green earth
And took our sweet Charlie away. Con-.
.DIED-In this city, on the morning of the 9th
inst GEoRoE s., eldest of Captain Erin and EN-
ma Julian, and grand soa OF George Sanderson, after
an illness of SIX weeks, aged nine years, eleven
months andAwenty live days.
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l@ Capt. CnAs. RICE, late ofthe 46th
0, v. l., has been in the city for few
days on a visit to his relatives and
friends. Hc returns shortly to his po-
sition as Conductor on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, where he has charge Of
a passenger train, running from Co
lumbus, KY, to Memphis.
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R6r Mr. Matthew Riddell, Of Glas-
gov, Scotland, writes; IL have found
Palmer's Lotion more useful than any.
thing have tried for a bad ert ption |
have had on the face for the last nine
months would you therefore send me
two one dollar bottles, addressed to
Queens Hotel, Toronto, C. w.
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ELIGIBLE CRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
&C. Pairan offers bis residence on
Wheeling street for sale on reasonable
terms. The house lie commodious and
in complete repair, having just beer
nowly rooted, and reprinted through
out. A good well and two cisterns
excellent cellar and ice house, gooC
stablipg and other out.houses, with {
lot well.stockcd with fruit trees anC
grape vines, combine to make this {
desirable residence for family wish
ing TO be ncar the business parts of tn,
city. Tho ice.housc is already fillcd-
tho purchaser of the property, howev
or, to have the full privilege of usinl
from the samc.
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= SAD CASUALTY "A little son of Rob
crt Cheney, Of Baltimore, in this coun
ty, aged about six years. was drowned
in the canal at that place on Thurs.
day afternoon last. lie had gone. alone
upon The newly frozen ice at aplace
from which the old ice had been taken
the day beiore.ior filing an ice house
We learn that his mother hud given
him permission TO stay out OF schoo
thatafternoon, he having importune(
for it with the promise that II granted
he would never ask it.again. 1t is q
sad affliclion, and We deeply sympa
thizc with the bercaved parents.
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AN oRDlN ANoE.

To amend the first section OF the Ordinance entitled
''An Ordinance 10 guard the citizens If the city oil
Lancas ter from fire by Coal OIL or Petroleum" "
passed November 10th, 1868.
SEC. l. BE 1t ordained by the city Council Of the
City of La icaser, That section of the ordinance
enutled IAN Ordinance to guard the citizens OF the
city OF Lancaster from fire by Coal Uror Petroleum. IT
passed November 10Th, 1850, be so amended US TO
read as lollows That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person persons, to keep for sale than three
barrels cans containing not than A gallons
OF Coal Oil or Petroleum each, within the corporate
limits of tho city OF Lancaster unless the same be
kept IN safe building placed at distance of not
less than one hundred feet from any other building;
andany person or persons offending against the pro.
VISIONS Of thus section shall upon nVicton thereof
before the Mayor, be fined IN any not less than
ten dollars nor more than twenty dollars for each
otfense with costs ofsult.
SEC. Z. That section one ofthe Ordinance entitled
'An Ordinance to guard the citizens OF the city OF
Lancas ter nom fire 10y Coal Oil or Petroleum., pass
ed November lOth 1866, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
SEO. 8. This ordinance TO take effect and be in
force c and alter its passage and due publication.
Done IN Lancaster this 4th day Of January, A. u.
1867, JACOB HlfE, r. q, q.
". l.. KING, City Clerk.
Jan. 10, 1867 lW
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Our urreaders are requested TO note
the advertisement in another column
Of Mr. Vansant, for the sale of desira-
bic real estate. This seems to be in
deed very rare opportunity to invest
in good property in one Of the best
communities in our county
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Too LATE.-The lengthy, though
well written communication on Christ.
mas Festivities, which has just been
handed in, is necessarily declined, ow.
ing to the pressure upon our columns
of matter gilmore immediate interest to
the generality of our readers.
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FURs WANTED N. Miller wants
it unde rstood that he is purchasing all
kinds Of merchantable Furs. for which
he is paying the highest market pri,
ces. All having furs 10 dispose off
do so to the best advantage by taking
them TO his store on Main street
Jan. 10, lS67.3w.
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DEATn.-Mr. S. G. Hardy, q we'll
known resident Of this city, died sud-
denly on Tuesday. His funeral takes
place at the English Lutheran Church
to day at o'clock, under tha auspices
Of the Odd Fellows fraternity
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MARKETs..--We note only very slight
changes in the local or general mar
kets since our last issue, and being de-
cidedly cramped for space, we omit
our usual reports this week.
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We are indebted TO Mr.. RUTTER, our
representatives. in the State Legislature,
and to Mr.. DRTNKLE, Assistant Ser
gcant alarms of tho Senate, for time
" supplies of State official Reports
and public documents.
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New MARBLE WohKs. Attention il
invited to the advertisement Of James
Pool & Co, who have established ihem-
selves in the marble business on Wheel
ing street. They have already got up
some very fine work, asa visit to their
show rooms will make evident to every
observer.
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EWe arein receipt Of Austin and
Unioryille, (Nevada) and Silver City,
s(Idabo) papers, sent us by the kind.
ness, Of Percival Sluter and Thomas
Ewing, formerly ofthis county.
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WEATHER The tight winter wealth
er continues, having prevailed with
little interruption for nearly month
an unusual period for this climate
On Tuesday forenoon, there was fall
of about four inches of snow, which,
with what was already on the ground
has made good sleighipg, and runners
arc now very generally substituted
for wheels. A jolly party of lads and
lassies put out for Tarlton last night
to the merry jingle of the bells
where We trust they had good time
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-10

TnE TABLEAUx EXHIBITION of Fri
day night gave very good satisfaction
to large audience, Notwithstanding
the provoking obstacles in the way o.
the earnest endeavors Of the manager;
TO render the entertainment perfect
e Frozen gas pipes nearly cut off the
supply of light, but the affair. consid
ering the un;oward circumstances
passed off very acceptably.
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MARRIE ID.

MUCK-DETURK-O On tho lst inst, by Rev. g. W.
Meckling, Mr.. Daniel Muck and Carrie Deturk, both
Of this county.
NDERSoN-HINMAN-o the Sd inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, by Rev ]. Her
nance, ofSlng Sing, Mr.. Frank Anderson and Miss
Anna kouse Hinn'an, both OF Peekskil. N. Y.
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"a NEWSPAPER IMPROVEMENTS. - The
Springfield Republic and the Meigs Co.
Telegraph have adopted the quarto
form and enlarged their borders, to the
great improvement of both those ex
cellcnt papers.
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DR. Y G 0 DS,
MILLINERY, CLoAKs & FURS.
,I,REsS TRIMMINGS

ofevsry variety and all the latest styles
II Il needless to comment upon my styles OF Bon,
mats and Cloaks, a. haven employ MilhDer aHd
cloak Maker that can't be surpassed, even m New
York, 10 their various departments
Respectfully invite tho publicin general, to cal
and uaafoF thSnoealynRs JOHN N hALbEk.
Itanclskss, Dee - vtaS,--ts II. 's