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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
THE EFRASIDENTICQEIYYEE

J HE m Il bSIIILNI i [ OCI 1 Il II.
1t seems that we were slightly mista.
ken last week in regard to The result on
the llth impeachment article. We
had kept our paper back until o'clock
on purpose to give our readers the re-
suit. Upon going to the telegraph Of
flee at tha; hour. we were told by the
operate, that it vas as We stated last
week. The error was made in taking
the message from the line by leaving
out some word or words.
The Senate as Court Of Impeach.
mcnt, met oa the morning Of the 10th.
livery member was present when the
vote on the llth article wrs taken. The
lads pro!essed to be confident OF carry,
ing the llth article. 1t was conceded
Ivy them to be the one which would re-
ccivc the largest number of votes in It's
support, and on which the President
would be found guilty, if on any,
The vote was 50 for conviction and
10 for acquittal mot two .thirds--thcre-
lore the charge failed and impcachlaont
with it.
Messrs. Fowler, Fcsscndcn, Grimes
Henderson, Van Winkle, Trumbul and
Ross, Radicals, voted with the twelve
Democretic Senators for acquittal. All
honor to them The Radical majority
in the Senate, knowing that the vote or
the other ten articles would result in
still larger number of Senators decar
ing for acquittal than on the Eleventh
and unwilling to confess the entire de-
feat Of their pet project, would not per
nit vote to be taken on the remaiuin
articles, but adjourned the Court unit
Tuesday, May 2Gth, hoping pcrhap
that after they had drawn inspiration
from the Chicago Convention, their CT
forts would result in better success.
The news have sent joyful thrill
throughout the whole country, whicl
will yet shudder at the knowledge Q
the harrow escape it has had from hay
ing its history blot'cd with the record c
the commission of a great crime. On
more vote for conviction aud the b!ac
deed would have been done.
Let heartfelt expressions Of praise an
thanksgiving rise up to the Great Give
of good that he has preserved our coul
try in its great trouble, and has defcl
ed an attempt which would have resul
cd in its lasting disgrace.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
NOEEIGN ATTACHMENT

ENOEEIGN ATTACHMENT.-
EICHARD SHARrE,0
FRANCIS WEISS AND In the Court of
GEORGE EELFOED, Common Pleas of
surviving partners OF Fix Co. No. !,
the ,.rm Of Sharpe, Weiss AugusITerm. GS
y Go " William Reed
ELK COUNTY, IS:
The Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff OF said coun-
ty. GREETING
We command you that you attach Will.
LIAM REED, !a;c Of your county, by all
and singular his goods and chattels, lands
ard tcnements. in wlote hands or possess
ION s,evcr the same may he, 50 that he be
ani appear before our Court Of Common
iloas, 10 hc holden at riGgway, in and for
said counyy, on thc first Monday of August
next thcre ro answer Richard Sharpe,
Francis Wcis- aud George Bedford, surviv-
ing partners OF the frm Of Sharpe, " ciss
< Co., ot plea o, debt, S3O,OJO.
And Also that you summon Joseph S.
| Hyde, rnd nuy other persons in whose
hands or possession the properly may be,
so that they 4e-pG.GagRy"6r August next, t6
! an2Wcf shall he objected against him.
and abide the iudgmcut Of the Court
/ therein.
And have you then and there this writ
! WITNESS the lion. Il. G. WHITE, Presi
dent Judge of our said Court, at Ridgway
this 23d day Of April. 1868.
GEO. \. RATuBUN, Proth'y.
Bail required in the sum Of SGO,ONu
The sheriff will attach all the goods an
caattels lands and tcnemcnts Of the dei"n
daut, in the hands out possession of !oser
$. iDydc. or in lhc hands or possession &
any other ucr.un, whatsoever, and summo
them as guu!shecs.
SournER s. hlBRIGHT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nay lc, 1ofSGw.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

rca.Wcston the pedestrian, now pro,
poses to walk from Bangor, Me, to
St. Paul, Mimi, and back to Buffalo,
y. Y, in al. 5000 miles, iu one hum
drcd consecutive days. The mein stakes
are $50 900, ana the trial is to begin on
the 18th of August aud terminate on the
seth Of November.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

7HE CHICAGO CONVENTION.


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whom it is designed to use on the
strength Of a popularity achieved by
having butchcrcd about hundred
thousand OF his countrymon to crafty Il
sordid ambition. At one time we
thought Grant had a good streak in his
composition, and that was whom he kepC
his month shut but his desire for no.
toriety at last oyorcame his reticcnce-
his mouth opened, his cigar was re-
moved, he spakc. and all sensible men
set down the great Hiram, not only aS
the most conSummate ass in the land
bat as pimp and spy, and proved u
LIAR by the aihdayits OF five Cabinet
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
y 800, ,00D CUSTOMERS IN FOUR
~. Icus. Patronize tie Best.

y 800, 900 CUSTOMERS IN FOUR
=, Ieus. patronize tie Best.
Having the largest capital, most eypcr-
fenced buyers and extensive trade of any
concern in the Dollar Sale business, VIC
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in every instance, ana also the best sclcc.
ton Of goods ever offered at ONE DOLLAR
EACH
No other concern has any show wherever
our agents are selling Gun motto. Prompt
and Reliable" Male and female agents
wanted n cl Y and counly.
TIE LADIES are particularly requested
to t,y our popular club system Of selling
all kinds OF Dry and Fancy Goods, Dress
Patterns, Cotton Clo,h, Custors, Silver
Plated Goods, Watches, &c. Established
1854, A patent pen fountain and Il check
describing an article to be sold fora dollar,
20 cents 20 or So; 40 for So 60 for So /;
100 !or SO; sent by mnii. Free presents
TO gctIer up, (wOrth 30 her cent more than
those Sent by any otlser concern, according
to size Of club or il mt do II fail to send
or circular.
\. H.--OI sale should not he classcd
with New York d,llar .iewelry sales or ho
gus - Tea Companies" rs it is nothing OF
The sort. EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
10 Hanover Street.
may2}- Gm. Boston, NJ sss
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

lnE hEdiSTNf L@"'-L'saI steps
are about pcins taken to test the con"'I
'u''o"aI''y ol 'he l'esis'ry Act passed
'y Tue last Legislature Mr. OhaLi"nL
"l the House OF Representatives, from
Columbia county, declares that the
Journal OF the House shows that the act
as passed co"'d'"e% 6W three sections,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

Gs3~8. +. IL. LYNN, for the past
eight years editor OF the Erie Djypatch,
has disposed OF his interest il tha; cso
tahliahment, ana desires to settle at the
SAINT business in some other locality.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful
toilet article--supcr;or to cologne and at
bali the price.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

re2.T The Erie Railroad Company have
settled several claims for damages aising
flou the late disaster at Port Jcrris, the
sums paid ranging from $50 to $4,000.
Maggie ilout received 5000 Portions
Of the branoh on the Delaware diyis
ion are now being laid with steel rails.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

pe,l.The Commissioners O. Elk county
will meet in their Office, in Ridgay, on
Monday next.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

r3-John W. lorncy, for the last
four years secretary Of the United
States Senate, has resigned his position
Cameron had tLrcltcncd to Gust him,
but Forney took tine by the tore!ock.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
Nnr EiIncr,f EEisIElrnl..
Elk Lodge, A. z. II

Stated meetings Of Elk Lodge will be
held Tuesday evening, on or before the full
moon of each month, once every two weeks
thereafter. J,.K. WInTMORE, Sec'y.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
FISHING TACKLE,
Rods, Baskets, Flies, Hooks, &c, 10.

Jo1bing in all its branches.
| nave the agency fol the Celebrated
Oriental Base Burning Furnace. The
best in the world-nnrt"hi~ - -
If they fail to give satisfaction no pay
will be asked.
ROOFING, FAtor Standing Groove,
Fave Trough, Spoutius. and House
work generally.
rsa- Orders by mail promptly attend"
ed to- ard work guaranteed,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
Grace Chrroh---Irotestant Episcopal.

Rev. c. Il. BUTLER, Rector. Services
will be held in tie above church every al
ternate Sunday-morning aud evening
commencing with Monday, the 10th inst.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23

Es5y"thi.ls aNd Fever, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and Kidney Dircascs Cared.
MISHLER'S ILERB DITTERS
Has cured more diseases where It has been
used, than all ether medicines combined.
It is the only remedy that realty pa@hi.a the
blood, and has never failed in curing pys,
repsia. Fever and Ague, and Diseases Of.
the Iiyec.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers.
Dn. :. B. !IAErHAN Co., Pronrictors,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Chicago,
Illinois, [myl-3m c3wl
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-23
l WILL NOT BE UNDEKSOLD !

If your are going to build a House,
Store, Church or Barn, call before yOI
order your Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron
Work.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

er has been stumbling block to the
ring. Failing 10 get rid vi him by
fair means. they are now trying foul
means. They will not succeed in
their object, but hang themselves by
their own pstarl.
The Democratic leaders are bring
ing = great pressure to bear upon the
Heads Of tho different Departments to
secure places for their friends, aud
urge = general removal Of Republi-
cans. This movement has been siren.
mostly opposed BY the Secretary Of the
Treasury; but in several Of the other
Departments the outs hsvc met with
some success. Wells, Of the Navy
Department has removed some Of his
best civil officers to give places to
Democratic plug -ngliss.
The Democratic Congressional Exc
cutivs Committee have called upon
all Conservative employ ecs Of the
Government to contribute their mite
TO the cause; and, as a temptation,
promise to have the names Of those
I W nv SVuosVutU EVCOIOVus ~ tuNt SuCy
can be referred to ut any tune
an inducensnt surely. Alter the sd
OF November they viii wish the evi-
dence destroyed
The Estimated increase in the forth.
coming statement Of the Public Debt
is Six Million Dollars. The reason
for this 10 hat lately the war Depart
msnt exposes have been unusually
large, owing to the threatening Indian
difficulties and the payment made
Russia for Alska. which comes into
the statement to swell up the sum TO-
tai
The encouragement that Senate,
Fov!es j. 20 IKE the stump for Gran,
and Colfax, 4 another vet blanket for
the Democracy. Every one Of the
Republican Senators who voted for
the acquittA Of Andrew Johnson is
supporting he Republican nominees.
A. F. Boyle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

HsRR 10 another gem Of Southern
Democracy, which spark!ed from the
lips Of Gen. G. A. Battle, At q Sey-
mour aud Blair ratification meeting
in Mobile on the nth. See how can.
didly he accepts Blair's ideas, and Oh.
serve the reasons he gives for il:
Comrades, brothers year after year
you bore the Confederate dag through
FIRE and tempest, and upon more than
two hundred baitle.ficlds covered il
with victory. . l am here to.
hight to ask YOU 10 come up 10 the
altar Of tho South, aud let us again
pledge to her cur lives, our fortunes
and oar sacred honor. The Demo.
cratic party offers the most honor able
terms. II endorses principles for
which you battled. Not only does il
declare in favor Of that constitution
% dear TO you. but it must solemnly
declsrss that all these xcts Of recon
strucdon, % totally destructive Of your
rights, and 70 repagnant = every hon.
orable tee ling. are unconditional,
nss3 ass1 void Seg1sewr asj Dtair an
the champions Of sAe consultations,
Liberty for which you brorsd ahwa
drcd 6aetse fields. I ask you to bring
into the canvass the high qualities 8
courage and ,fortitude that you hav,
50 signalized in your past career
Press to the front caray your color
deep into the esemys lines. Com,
war or pessilence, come death in al IL
terrible array, rather than sfFer tn
slightest stain Of dishonsr."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
Even wsaeil Phillips has made an uu

Even wsaell PHILIPPE has made On nm
conditiOsal .ufEendee 70 General GRAFT
The trump" hs says, "of the Republi
can party nans tAs loyal North in the cad
die. he slction Of Ssyuour means Ii,
Confederate Government Of Richmond ab,
sOrbisg tha>of Washington. 4 Democrat,
ic rebel in pwer puts Us back to 1861. Re-
publican success nov ID like Gettysburg OF
Autietam-sot the establishment Of abso,
lutte justice, bat necessary preliminary to
al effort iutAat direction.
Ssymouis advent means population,
whieh tiss our hands % that w can never
borrow aein IN order to put down rebellion
and thea rebellion.
Yes, OF the whole, oil thisgs considered,
We prefer Trumbull and rsssendea to For.
rest end roombs.''
This Is Wendslrs logic, and, like Plato,
he reasons well. With him will march TO
the music Of the Union the extremists who
we're tos intensely radical 10 support Abra-
ham Lincoln. - we'll - the War Democrats
Who would have preferred some Conservative
ma % . conservative ticket but % be-
tween Gessral Grant and Seymour, With
Blair standing over him with . drawn dag
ger, thy prefer, With great uuaniuisy and
The former. Such entire har.
nony among the various wings Of The Uniou
party vas never sssn before, not even whom
rshel bsllets we're whiazing through the air.
Il y Ne hsrbingsf ofa victory that means
peace.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Nsssrs. Leslie, McAllister 4 60. have
eommsncsd The publication Of daily .,
Clinton.
The Waverly Republican state, that Nj.
Abraham Wade, Of waverly, has gathered
this season 1000 posnds Of grapes from less
than three>fourths Of an acre Of land.
The Anamosa Eureka states that Sumner
Failing. Of hat place, accidentally shot him.
elf last week, causing his death in . short
time.
A threshing machine in Black Hawk Co
took Ere few days ago from the friction Of
On unoilsd journal, and was consumed.
4 grand barbecue is 10 come Oh 1t Cedar
Rapids, on the u and ID Of October, Il
which, among others, will speak Hon. John
n. Palmer and 8. A. Hurlbuvt, Of Illinois
8. J. Kiskvood, John A. Kasson, Hsnry
O'Conno', W. B. Allison, and others, Of sLia
0tote.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Ex-Gov. BRowx. " GsonGiA, o,
rHE SlTuArioN.-In . speech which
ex-Gov. Brown, Of Ga, made fsv
days since in Atlanta, before the Re
publican mass.meeting, be took oc
casion TO refer to the men who an
plotting bloody revolution 10 Georgia
HE attitude - friend Of the Union
asd his knowledge Of The events which
ars transpiring il the South, make BIZ
wosds unusually sigsi6cast and val.
uable. He said:
SIN 1900 I acted With those leader
! know their councils; ! heard their
popular language and their appeals TO
the prejudicss Of the people. They
touehed the popular heart, and they
moved the mass to action. l hear the
same expressions now, the same art
full appeals to popular prejudice, The
same key.notes to revolution asd I
sse the people who have lost heavily
by the var. and whose prejudices, -
these leaders know, are, On that ae-
count he more easily moved, shout
ing TIE sar-ery. and moving forward
Ike sheep to the daughter"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
STAFF 0EIOwA. e.


The undersigned offers FER sale his farm,
located one half mile vesi q Otsseo, Taystts
county. Iowa, IA siiles north OF lndepen.
dence) The farm contains l59 acses, sems
asef Timber. two dwelling houses. wells,
living water; . good bsailg sshsrd. also
cher fruit, shrubbery, etc. Win be cold oil
together o. ssparslely. Abe six acres u
Timber near b. msstly. yesag timber. Al,
- 40 acrss Wild lane, ID Wissonsis. Alse
|. spaa Of h:s.ss YEAR, by, "a sss:s pair.
er. Wsgsns, Harnsss. and other iasmine uten
slls. Possession given about the middle Of
November The Subosribss NAV be found on
the prenisss. laQaiss In Independence oi
Vinegar = MsAoing.
A desirable houss and lot in Independence
might be taken il sxehange.
r. Z C6AMPLlN,
Otsego, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

6rst taken upon the reception Of tho msjosi>
ty report. Carried.
The question upon the reception Of the
majority report was then decided In the az
ErmAtive.
The question upon the reception Of the
minority report WAS decided in the negative
and the rcpor, MAS declared rejected.
Mr.. l.arabes novcd that the majority Re-
port be adopted. Carried.
On motion Of Judge Murdoch. the tempo
rary organization was declared the perma'
nent one.
On motion Of A. J. Felt, 4. X. Baily, o
winncshiek, and g. ". Reynolds, Of Chick
asaw, were elected additional secretaries.
On motion Of J. II. Powers, Of Chicka
saw, the convention proceeded to IN inform
al ballot for Representative in Congress.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

TURxRR, the colorsd speaker, I'd
dressed IN audience At Chilfscoths The
other night and the Spectator says
Chilisoehs ~ favored with rare
event on Tuesday evening last. The
identical s'nigger." whom the Dcmoc.
racy habitually curse - black kink-
haired, thick-iped stupid ape, made q
speech at the public square to large
and promiscuoss audience and HE
renasks were listened to by Radicals,
rsbels and Conserva eives with mark.
I'd attcation for moro than an hour
His arguments were pronounced BY al
to be able and unanswerable. He ad-
vocated the right Of colorsd men 70
vote in spirit wholly devoid Of par.
tisan bitterness and in % elegant aad
impressive . way - to carry couvic.
ton to the mind Of every honest, un.
psejudicsd man who heard him.
We poticed quite . number Of tho
"bright and shining lights /" and rep
rssentative men" Of The sham Dsmoc.
racy in the crowd, but not one ofthem
showed any anxiety 70 enter the arena
and measure lance with the dark
skined orator.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

4 RICE Joxs-A very funny thing, and
decidedly suggestive, occurred q . lass
meeting Of the Democratic Club Of Water
loo. 1t seems that Que Of the leading mem.
bers and prominent orators ofthe Club had
been told that the Republicans had on some
occasion asssrted that the Democrats dare
not, or cosld not, sing the Battle Cry Of
Fssedom." This cur venerable friend ~,
ssntsd with oil NE indignation Of his virtu,
ous nature, and appealing to the choristel
Of the Club 10 start the patriotic song
was met With the reply from the musical
leader dent know H." The Battle CIR
of Freedom" was not sang on that occasion
for the reason that no member OF the Clut
knew it, and our elderly and respected friend
took his 49, rejecting upon the probabili,
y tbas thsrs might b some tr.sA IN the Re
publican assertion Waterloo Courier.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

0aAND Leoo8 - ]. O. q. T.
The Seats Lodgs = shis Order oet q
Aarshalltesn The 1osh. From the 70.
port in the 1anss Ne glsan several
items Of interest
About 800 representatives, and vis-
itors we're present, coming from every
quarter Of the State. Hon. ]. H.
Orme. Of Nass., Right Worthy Grand
Tsmpler Of Norsh Amsrics, was pres.
ent in his o6eial capacity, - hsad Of
the Order.
The annual report Of G. ". Q. r.
Trusdell was very able docaaeat
fully and impartially setting 5ssth thu
history Of the order duriag the pas,
yer, and IL present needs.
The report OF the G. w. Secretary
and Treasurer shows . dscreaes il
membership during the past year Of
about . 1000. The total receipts Of shl
Grand Lodge, from al sources, wess
about %. 600.
On Thursday the election Of Oh
cers for Tie easuisg year VS. held
With the following result Hon. z. r
6hankland va elected Grand w oethy
Chief remrlss Miss Lizzie GriGit6
G. ". v. T.; George =. Fbose. q
W. c., J. n. ClasE. @. w. a 1T
=; 4. Morton. @. w. H.; Mn A
GiGoc1. d. g. w. n; Rev. n. r
Platt. G. w. Chaplsis. The olResrl
vers duly installed By Grand Tenn
plar Orne,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
Total,

E. G. Chaplin moved that . committee Of
fvs - sppo;assd - isfosn Mr.. Allison d
HE sominstioa, and invite Ais attendance,
which was earrisd.
The chair appointed E. c. Chopin, d
Floyd, ". Drsnnsad, Of Clayton, c. I
Graassr, Of Allssakss, WI. Larabes, 4
Faystts.
Dusios he absence Of his committe .
cesssAl committee ~ chosen b. equities,
IL delegates selsssiss, - follows:
AllAnakes-H. G. GrAsssa.
BseAasas-Jsd Lake.
Bsosr-W. v. Lscas.
Clsysoa-W. Druunond.
Chiekasaw-0. n. Rsyoolds.
Dubu4as-D. B. Henderson
Delawass-A. 8. Blaie.
FsystAe-N NeGAthssy.
Floyd-E- c. Chapip.
Hovssa-D. o. Preston.
Mieshsll-0. L. Chase.
wiansshisk-J. ?. Asiss.
Ths committee to irorn NJ. Allison Of
HE sonisssiea rstsr,sd, and rsporssa that
hey Aad attended the basinsss assigned
them, and psesused NJ. Allison in per-
sou.
Speech BY IL. Allison.
On motisa three cheers were given for
Grant. Cofax and our Representative.
AdiousneA sine die.
r. A. RICHARDSON, Prss't.
J. L. LOOMS, Sse'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Tas undersigsed respectfully calls the Atten-
tisn or the puslie - Pleasant 0seve Seminary,
removed to Jssap. We hsvs provided rosns
specially for this school. spacious and comfort
ward pasea,s All guasdiass Who may 10 dis.
posed 10 ssad pspils 70 this school.
Fall Tern bsgins Sept. Ssh, 1858, aud coz :
tiasss u weeks wiatss Term begins Dec. III,
snd ssntiauss II weeks. Spring Term bsgins
March 3eth, sd soatinass ~ weeks.
TVsplen.--Primasy. $50; Csnmon, $500 !,
Higher, 80 Per tssn. One dollar con tin gent
per tern. No scholar taken for less than . fun
tssn md 10 ssdsction except for pyotrsetsd
illness.
I'D. CALDWELL, PsIs.
Chatham r. o., July 81, 1858. ISM