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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-14
THE PRESS.
Friday Morning, October IA, 1870.


"Uncle Toby" as cur readers will remem-
Der, had in a corner of his kindly heart a feel
ing of sympathy for Satan himself As"Un-
Gle Tob, 50 magnanimiiy has been widely cele-
brated and almost universally approved there
can be no improperly in commiserating the
bitterness of the disappointment of our.Dem-
ocratic friends in view of the result of Tues
days elections. This was the year they had
fixed upon to revolutionize the lower branch
reconstructing the Senate. The success of the
whole enterprise depended upon the result Of
Tuesdays efforts. Of the sixty-one Congress
men from the States holding elections on that
day they have only fifteen in the fortf-first
Congress, but they expected TO gain at least
sixteen members of the torty.second Congress
in districts now represented by Republicans,
thus winning 4 prestige that would insure
them still more satisfactory results in the No
v.mber elections. But the example of New
York Democratic rule has not been lost upon
the country. People who have for moment
embraced the idea of voting for Democrats as
means of obtaining relief from the corrupt
ion that exists in the Republican party have
taken sober second thought that has saved
them from making that proyerbially unsatis-
factory removal from the frying-pan to the
fire. So instead of gain of sixteen Repre-
ssntatives there is only gain of three or four.
A!Lesislature is elected in Nebraska that will
elect Republican to the Senate as Mr..
Thayer's successor. In Iowa and Ohio the
Republicans have increased their majority. II
we have to lament the defeat OF Gen. Schenck
they have to deplore the loss of their leader,
Judge Woodward of Pennsylvania, also. We
shall still retain the services of Bingham and
have elected Shellabarger, while the Demo
Gratis have again failed to return that prince
of demagogues, Cary, from Cincinnati, though
hey supported by third party. Eek.
At this rate it will take many weary years
to effect what the Democrats have proposed
They are even now so far reduced that they find
matter for self-congratulation in the fact that
they have not lost Delaware, where the new
colored vote was thought to put in jeopardy
the well established title of the Saulsburys
and Bayards to dominion. Moreover they
are, in consequence of the unexpected re-
verses in October, in great terror lest Hoff
man be defeated next mouth in New York
There is some probability that the gallant
Gen. Woodford may be successful, for thu
"young Democracy" show some signs of re
volt against Tammany. ...- ..,5
So the return Of the golden age of Democ
racy is yet good way off. And if anything
of the future may be learned from the history
of the past, it never will come. We may pity
the men who have waited so long and so pa.
tiently, hoping that at the last ideas repug.
nant tothe spirit of our institutions and to
the last and best thoughts of mankind, would
be again in vogue, but we must rejoice in the
great advantage which accrues to our coun
try through their continued humiliation. g.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.
M A b h 1 4 ID .

In North Yarmouth, Oct II, at the house of the
briae's iatber. by Rev. N. Mecher, assisted by Rev
b P. Snow, John M. Cobb. of Yarmouth and Miss
s. Abbie Chase, Of North Yarmouth.
In Biddetord, Sept. 20, VIM. II. johnson and Eme-
line Smith.
In Hampton, Oct. s, Edward P. Morse, OF Union,
and Mrs. Ellen II. Emerson, OF ii.
In Stetson, Oct. 4. Samuel L. Perkins and Media F.
Chase, both OF Dixmont.
In Lewiston, Oct. 8, William f. N. Potter and De-
borah Daley.
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RATHER STRoNa.-Yes, Mr.. argus, it is a
>trife extravagant to say that "We are not so
fanatic as not to rejoice at the entire exclu-
sion OF Southern whites from Congress-" In
fact we never said it, the second mot" being
an emendation of the printers with which we
have as little sympathy as you have.
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In Oxford, Oct. 5, Mary Noodle, aged ls years and
years.
In Bath. Oct. II, Mrs. Mary e. Rogers. aged SO
years 10 months
10 Bristol, Sept. p. Mary c. Lane, aged Sc years.
In Damariscotta, Sept. ~ Sarah g. Chase, aged 81
years ninth.
In wlscasset. Sept. 30, Mrs. Mary E. Albee, aged
81 years.
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ID L Z ID

| In this city, Oct. 49, MIR. Freeman E. Clark aged
80 years months.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon. at o'clk.
from Congress Square Universalist Church. Rcla-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, Oct; 10, Frank A in ant son of W. A,
and A. K. +. Hannah. tis,' -" . s'r'- So.
In Bath, Oct. II, Mr. Benz 7. wilifp aged 81 years
month";. - t'scls sss9' 80 -" - "
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women and children being in the smaller
towns.
An examination OF Article ". Sections 2
and 3 OF our State constitution discloses the
following ratio OF representation Tor the next
ten years:
"A town, or any number of towns containing
together 4, 175 persons are entitled TO 1; 1O,437
inhabitants are required of any one town or
city before it can have 2; 1877 are required
for 8; 30 225 for A. Al $50. for 8; 56, 462 for G.;
1902 for z, and no toacn or city, aohdteuer may
be its population, can eUer haze more than rep
sentdtiUeS.
Is it not true that such gross injustice to
large part of the people of the State, to all
jewellers in the cities and larger towns. should,
like the now repealed acts to discourage man
niactufes, De abolished? EQUITY.
The ELECTIONS. The latest returns from Ohio
say that Schenck was defeated by 1888 votes.
Democratic judges refused the sollersvotes 10
Montgomery, and on this ground Gen. Scbenck
will contest for seat The Republicans have
probably lost the 4th and 10Th Congressional
Districts. They cer,eiuly have lost the 81 and
| they gain the first and 9tb, making net loss OF
| one in the State. 1t now seems that Bingham
was elected by a small majority IN the l6th
| District. Smilh was elected in the 9th Dis
| trict. Perry (Rep) was elected in the LIST
| District by. 700; and Stevenson, (Rep.) in the
| I'd District by 1000. Sbellabarger, (Rep) has
| 1900 ajority in the 9TH District.
The Republicans claim to have carried In.
diana, but the vote is SO close that an official
count will be necessary to decide the result.
Hon. j. M. Wilson (R.)is elected in the 4th
district by about 400. Coburn's majority in the
9th is about 800. Voorhees, election in thel6th
will be contested on account of frauds in Terre
Haute and other precincts. Gen. Lew Wal.
lace is said to be defeated in the 18th district by
about 400. Gen. Shanks (R.) is elected in the
9th district.
The returns from Iowa come in slowly, but
indicate Republican majority in the State o
from $4,000 to 10000. Cole for Judge seems t.
have run considerably behind his ticket, blu
his majority will be at least a thousand. o
course all the Republican candidates for Con
gress are elected by somewhat reduced ma
| jority, owing principally to bad roads and tn,
| light vote cast.
The result of Tuesdays vete in Nebraska il
an average Republican majority of about $500
| The Boilers or Independent Republican tickle
developed little or no strength. Taffa, for Con
| gress will have nearly 5000 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-14

THE article in Wednesdays paper entitled
'''The Speakership," should have been credited
to the Saco Independent and not the Democrat,
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MISS s. n. PETERS
Bow Wanted

To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup.
lions from the skin, use Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter.
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me- For sale by all Druggists at so cents per BOTTLE
NAV 3sntf L
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BOARD Wanted.

A Gentleman and lady, with two children, woult
x1ilike board in small family. Rooms furnished
or unfurnshed. Good reference given.
ADDRESS Dexter, Box AZ, Portland. 1soc4tf
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FOB SALE !!
The Elegant Residence Of Gins. ~. Bre cd
late Of Portland, deceased.

late Of Portland, deceased.
SITUATED on Spring Street, No. 1872, in the west
~ ern part of the city.
This is three story brick dwelling house and ell
thoroughly finished with the best materials fitted
with all the modern conveniences, including gas,
steam apparatus Tor heating, hard and soft wafer,
ing room, &c. The walls are frescoed and painted in
oil throughout, the drawing rooms pot surpassed by
any in the city for elegance and TASTE and the dining
beautiful lawn and garden containing some fifteen
irut trees OF different kinds, making this one Of the
nnest residences In this city. II DESIRED part Of
tne price can remain on mortgage. For further par
ticuars enquire of JOSEPH LOCKE,
Executor. "A Middle corner Exchange street.
aug6dtfsn
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DIR. Bicknell's Svrnn

Cures Diarrh9a, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or In
antum, Collie, Bowel or Summer Complaints gem
erav, is entirely safe and reliable and gives i'm
mediate relief, and never harms the most delicate
duce cOstiveness. Onethrd its bulk is of the best
French brandy, giving It powerful tonic properties
No family should be without it for immediate use
Fail not to try it. Druggists sell it, jy27d3msn
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MADAME CAPRELL.
The Great Clairvoyant and
Physican!.

Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on her
in this city, by r.quesr OF numerous patients, has
made arrangement to stop for week longer, at
the United States Hotel. Madame Capreli cures all
disease OF the b. ain Spine, Lungs, Heart, Liver and
Kidneys and makes tbe cure OF Consumption. Can
Ger Humors. Female and Chronic diseases special
ity. Those who suffer from general debility, and
those who have been given up oy other physicians,
should call confidently on Madame Caprell.
Charges tor consulta ion 81 and So. snoc3tf
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Trusses. Elastic Stockings. Knee
Caps, Ankle Bandages, shoulder
Braces, Supporters, Clutches,
Dumb Bells! A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug Store, corner Ex-
change and Federal SITS. sep13tfsn
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GC The undersigned would urg. the i'm
portance of more atent on to tue chill
UIff9\drens first teeth, and in doing 20
iA-1 would arnounce TO parents Of PORT
land and vicinity that he is prepared to give special
attention to the children. The general imptessi. y
with parents Is that the FIRST teeth NJ little i'm
potance. and they seem surprised when the de mist
TecommeI DIS fliHg bru.hin and other means OF
prese vaiion. livery one should know that a dis
eased condition OF The teeth and gums and Q pre-
mature loss the first teeth, cause conractios Of
the jaw. with which 1t Is impossible to have
healthy and handsome set OF permanent teeth.
With hIteeu years practical experience in the
profession, ap FULLY prep ired to treat and oil
teeth, or insert artificial teeth i am using West
ern's Metal, which TOR under plates has many ad-
vaniages over every o her material.
Teeth Extracted without Pain.
have introduced iuto my practice the Nitrous
Ox, Gas; shall be prepared to administer Il at all
hours have had i've yeirs' experience IN Its use a.
an au9sthesH. .. a.
eaHan Syum2' o. McALASTER, d. D. s.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Estate

DY virtue Of license from the .u ige OF Probate
~ Tor the County OF Cumberland, snail offer &C
private sale. The THkEE STORY BRICK
owned ana occupied by the late Jabez NJ. knight;
said house is Gated by cam, and ha gas. with OF
and cold wafer pit throughout Tbs lot Is 81 eet
front and runs back some I4e} feet, giving ample
rom fir q clOthe> yard and garden, IN " hich are a
number OF Pear trees diff varieties toee
With current and raspberry bushes. Inns is one OF
the pleasantest localities on the street. For terms
&C, enquire of
STEPHEN d. KNIGHT Admir-,
On The premises.
Portland, Sept. q, 1870. oci4tf
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DEpA RrURE or OCEAN srxAMERs

Miniature Atms nac ....... Octs Der ~.
Sun rises. ............6 II Moon rises % Pm
Sun Sets. $50 High water Is PM
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For Savannah (!
To Let.

To Let.
HOUSE corner OF Monument and Warren sts, con.
II tanning nine rooms, in complete repair; plenty
OF water and very convenient. Apply at House.
oct IA d1ws
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The stfsngest and best secured, n we'll ~
msss probable inv-ssmens new
Offer ed In the market,
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Il o-.,a. A. -, To Let.
1oe snSi s Slth Board ,''.s i~4 %,
'""usN9'tsl =trz ~ z". 6xFfee St. ~
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Sept a. lat % N. Ion So, ship Feetford, Slower I'm
Liverpool Tor Mobile.
Oct =. Eat Of Cape NAV 70 miles. barque Leonidas
from Philadelphia tor Liverpool.
Sept IS no lat SC. ship Perseverance, from New
York for London. % days out.
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E. PONCE,
No. so Exchange Street,
Imnnrfer and mi a.

Will sell at retail as cheap as wholesale in other
places. Has bought the largest and best stock OF
Pipes IN the market An 70 be sold cheaper than
can pc found elsewhere IN the city and no humbug
yourselves In that way my trade grows every day.
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stiis4 tDt"siisi aat aaa saa ....i'At.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM WEST KILL
patrick-No. 1881.

RY H. M. n D. j. MONTGOMERY.
ID Auctioneera.-Will be sold on SATURDAY,
July At twelve oset H. shs s. Is
Ions Dusgnsaud Judge Of the second P ,srS
NJ CERTAIN 4! f Ior Z OF GROUND. sisuasdin
New Lsvee, ST. Joseph. Commerce and julia
streets, apd designated as the No. ia measuring u
II feet inches and lines in width in the rear. by
IS feet in depth between parallel lines with priv
lege of common alley in the rear, 4 feet wide rum
= 2. THKEE CERTAIN' LOTS OF GROUND.
in 5 Fl Et Rsre 81 ts s tn
Clara streets. and designated by the Nos and 8:
said lots adjoin each other, and measure, each. Is
feet inches and lines in DEPTH lot No. forming
the q s5s,g end Gsrs stfssss
in the Frat District of this city. in the square
bounded by Thalia. EIato. Martin and Claiborne
and tSs Of NSs
and adjoins lot No. z, and each measure 81 rect
front on Martin street by depth between parAi Ell
mes A CERTAIN 5f MI PosTioN OF GROUND,
situated in the Fourth District OF ms city n
corner Of ST., Charles and Fourth streets. and i
by the Nos I, 8 and O. and mess uring as follows:
Lots Nos and 8 adjoin each other and measure,
between parallel lines, of l29 feet ncnes and lot
No. adjoins lot No. sand forms the corner OF St
Charles and Fourth streets, and measures 20 feet
front on st. Charles street, by depth, between
parallel lines and front Fourth street, OF l29 feet
inches.
Terns-One fourth cash in United States treas.
ury notes balance at one, two and three years
credit, in notes of purchasers, bearing eight per
cent interest from date of sale, secured by special
mortgage and vendors privilege, with the clause OF
five per cent at orneys fees in case Of suit to re-
cover the amount sued upon. Purchasers to assume
all taxes of the year 1870
Act of sale, including the internal revenue stamps.
at the expense of the purchaser. before a: Hero,
Jr., Notary Public. leio 70 Jyl 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
Situated in the Second District of this city.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES O. KArHMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orsans-
No. $685.

DY WASH g. BOYLAN-AUCTION-
ID eer.-Ofios and salesroom No. " Camp street,
SATURDAY, July 2, 1870, At twelve o'clock M 1
Change, on St Charles street, between Common and
Graver streets by virtue OF and in pursuance TO
order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge Of
the Second District Court for tbs parish of Orleans
hereinafter described. belonging to the above sue
os T. a '6 e sIN LOT OF GROUND, together
tenances situate the Second District of this city
in the fatbourg IRENE, in the square comprised
within Bienville. MarAis, Customhouse. and TrenD
Streets designated by the number ten, OF SQUARE
measure) thrty-one feet eleven inches and five
lines front on Bienvie street. by one hundred and
nineteen feet in DEPTH between parallel lines being
Francis Kathman. by act passed before r. j. ker,
Notary Public, on the eleventh January, 1854
. TWO CERTAIN LYTS OF GROUND.
square No 81, bounded by Bienville Miro. Cont and
Galvez streets, designated by the numbers nineteen
and twenty. as per plan by A. d,Hemecourt SUR
in ,hs 81
measuring, each twsntynine feet SIX inches front
on Biepvile street, by one hundred and nine feet
Eve inches and six lines Deep between parallel lnes,
together with all the bulldogs. etc Being the
same purchased by deceased from Mrs. "a. Siemmer
twentieth December, 1 g.
the balanc- a credit Of one and two years, for
notes secured by mortgage with vendors privilege
the property sod said notes to bear interest at
eight per cent per annum from gate until palo, To-
of suit, on said notes The purchaser to keep the
property fully insured the policy transferred to the
holder of the notes, and the purchaser to assume
revenue stamps and costs of act of SALE over and
above the price of adjudication. Act of sale before
A. j. Ker notary public. my3l JET IA 81 % jy2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29

DY III. w. PALFKET, AUCgIONEEE;1,
DAY, July %, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement ro-
tunda of the st. Charles. Hotel, by virtue of and
pursuance to an order OF the Honorable
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated June q, 1870, will be cold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the Second District of this city, in the
square bound ed by Madison, Levee, Dumane and
Ohartres streets. sketch made by j. A; ID Heme'
court, deputy surveyor. annexed to sale TO DIM
TRY Agsptos, passed before Il. g. Gottschak, no
tary on the twenty-ninth November. 1855, neasur-
ing 81 feet IL inches and lines front on Dunaine
street. by depth, between parallels. OF Is feet and
inches
The improvements comprise a three-story and
attic brick store, known as No IA Dumalne street,
in good order, and rented at seventy dollars per
month
Terms of sa!e-The purchaser to assume mort
gage note on the property, due twenty fourth TO
Jwen.y-sevepth November, 1870, for Sl766 COS on
which the interest has been paid The purchaser
furnish his promissory note for SSou paya pie
ia years from day of sale, without INTEREST," also
ten interest notes of S64 each payable In one two
three four FIVE six. seven, eight. nine and ten years
from day of sale, without interest. All the notes to
be secured by mortgage of the property sold. The
act of sale to include the five per cent sttorney
clause in the notes brought to suit Balance
of the price of adjudication cash. the purchaser to
assume the State and city taxes for 16!9
Act of sale. together with the United States inter
nal revenue stamps ct the expense OF the
! before T. j. Beck. notary. lsz3 81 VI NU -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
SALE TO EFFEoT A PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET GRANT
HUGHES.
PROPERTY ON ELMIRA AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN HOMER AND JACKSON
STREETS

PY. CHAELEs E. F1KTIEK, AVG AVG
ID tioneer-Ofhce No. 81 Exchange alley.-SAT-
UKDAY. July 8. 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ At the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, rotunda st. Charles do.
tel on St. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, will be sold by virtue of a Judg-
ment rendered by the Hon. Louis puvigneaud,
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ism of Orleans, dated twenty-eighth May, 1870,
and signed second June. 1870, the following de-
S'IIV CER .raI' LOT OF GROUND. situ.ted in
this parish on the right bank of the river Misss-
sippi. opposite the city NOV the Fifth District,
designat ed by the No l3 in square No. o. which is
bounded by Emira and Pacific avenues, Homer and
jackson streets, plan of the tract OF which SAID
lot forms a part. known IS Brooklyn Warehouse
Company property, drawn by w. I. Thompson. sur
veyor, on the seventh March, 1s49. deposited for
reference in the Office of James Graham. notary
public of this city, said lot 80 feet inches
front on Elmira avenue, by l23 feet inches IN
DEPTH between parallel lines. American measure,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon
Terms-One. third cash, and the balance on
credit of six and twelve months in notes OF pur:
chaser or purchasers, secured by mortgage, and
VENDORS lien the propery sold, bearing eignt per
cent interest per annum from Date until paid tive
per cent attorney fees in event of suit to enforcs
pay ment of notes, the buildings and improvements
to be kept insured and policy transferred to vendor
Act of sale before w. j. Casteli, notary public. at
the expense of the purchaser, including United
States stamps. Je4 10 - Vzs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
SUCCESSION OF JOHN CAMPBELL-NO.
$500.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY AT AUCTION.

RY X. NJ. d p; j. M0NTG0MEKY.
d Auctioneers.-WilI be sold on SATURDAY,
July 9. 1871, at twelve O'Clock n. at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange basement St. CHARLES Hotel, BY
virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. u
Huviyneaud, Judge of the second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated June !, 1870, No.
80 $50 of the docket of said court d.
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
the First District Of this city in the square bounded
BY Melpomene, Thalia. Jacob and Soils streets;
said lot forms tho corner OF Melpomene and Jscobs
streets and measuring. American measure. feet
100 feet in depth and front on Jacob street.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvement thereon.
situated in the Fourth District Of this city in the
square within the First Jersey and the division of
the former faubourg Lafsystts and Livaudais;
now Philip street. Said lot measures 30 feet !!
inches front on Jersey street, between First and
Philip Streets by a depth OF l20 feet inches and
lines between parallel lines. All American meas
ure.
Plan exhibited at place Of sale.
Terms-Une-half cash in United States treasury
notes. Balance at six and twelve months credit, in
notes of purchasers bearing eight per cent inter;
est from day Of sale, with special m .rtgage and
vendors privilege. the buildings to be kept insured
and policy tra inferred to vendor,
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchasers
including the internal revenue stamps. before r
Charles Uuveliier, notary pulic- jy3e9