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New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

According to a Cincinnati paper, Gen. sam
Cary. during bis recent visit to England, made
the startling discovery that he is "a linca de-
"scendant of Queen Elizabethw He has al
ways known, he says, that he was OF royal
blood; now he has been able to fix upon tho
particular royal blood which he Is OF. But is
Samuel aware that, in selecting royal lady az
his ancestor who has always been spoken Of
as a Virgin Queen, he is complicating histori,
cal questions sadly. And who was bis pator-
nal ancestors Essex or Leicesterl If BE- g0es
on in this way he will soon have a long letter
from Mr. Froude, asking him for the facts.
Why did MT he select King for an ancestori
Henry VIII or Charles II. would either OF them
have answered nicely.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
FoR STREET OPENINGS
S5,O4,6l4 II

Here was very perceptible increase, but
Tammany having other expedients than street
openings to get at the peoples money, exacted
S1,74S12O 26 for sewers, paving and tagging,
besides $1,25O,OOO as a Croton Water Tax,
making total addition of $S,Oi274 81 to the
Tax Levy and grand total as the cost OF
the public service in this city for single
year of $32 ,10O,628 o..
Perhaps the Controller may be able to show
that every dollar of this vast sum was honestly
devoted to the public interests, but with such
items as over half million for the small and
roughly macadamized plot, known as the Circle
at Broadway and Eighth-ave., staring us In
the face, we confess the task seems dlf-
fcult if not impossible. Perhaps, however,
the Controller will at least give us the extra
items of 1870 as a companion picture to those
we have furnished him.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
FACTS FOR THE CONTROLLER.

As the financial affairs of the city are con-
sidered by the officers having them in charge
as private business matters, we are not san
guine that the Controller will pay any atten-
ton to the questions we have asked him. In
case, however, he determines to make some
sort of exhibit, we place few facts at his
service in order to facilitate the preparation OF
any statement he may desire to submit.
The Tax Levy of 1868 mentioned $24,l47,-
893 OF as the sum appropriated for the expenses
of the ensuing year. 1t seemed somewhat
huge, but in congratulating themselves that 1t
was no more the taxpayers were furnishing
proof of their ignorance of their own affairs.
There was an addition of few tritling items
to the Tax Levy, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Many persons will accept Count Bsmarcks
repeated protestations and reports concerning
the interview with NJ. Fayre as evidences of
duplicity on his part, when in fact they be-
tray only a sincere and highly commendable
desire that German demands and policy shall
not be misunderstood by friendly nations.
His evident anxiety to properly represent the
facts is, we apprchend, unnecessary The
world generally has recognized, in view OF the
fact that StrasbOurg and foul have smren-
dered since the date of the interview, that the
demands for the possession OF these and other
invested positions were modest enough. That
France does not come to the same conclusion,
and wisely treat for peace, is mysterious to
those only who forget how helpless she is
rendered by her DISCRIMINATION.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

The shocks of earthquake felt in this city
yesterday. though not the first were by far the
severest ever known in this latitude. They
were distinct enough, and SO serious in their
manifestations as to cause families TO abandon
their houses, and workingmen to retreat from
their workshops to the streets. In various parts
of this State and in New England and Canada
the shocks were felt with more or less severity,
causing great terror. Fortunately no lives
were lost, and no property was materially
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Mr.. John Jones, who is "coored' citizen
of Chicago, being nominated by his friends
for the General Assembly. has declined the
honor in a letter of singular modesty, good
sense, and pith, in which he says that being
4" so lately adopted into the body polite, he is
"but a novice.r lie adds that the next Leg
"islature will meet under the new Constitu-
"tion; that new ideas will be presented and
"questons of the greatest importance deliber-
"alcd upDn;n that ait is requisite that no
"mistaLcs should be made :" and he hardly
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Tie Nec York Times heartily applauds the
action of the Republican State Committee with

Tie Ncc- York Times heartily applauds the
action of the Republican State Committee with
regard to our City nominations, and adds:
" The nexpedicncy Of making party nominations for
City and County ofers at the ensuing election is tlus
officially afrmed-the Committee insisting that genuine
Republicans will best promote the interests OF their
party by acting and voting with a honest opponents Of
Tammany, by whatever name they called"
This has been tho conviction Of TIE
TRIBUNE for years, and we have urged it on
all proper occasions. The Tines has strongly
dssented, and charged us with lack Of fidelity
to the Republican cause in "acting and yot-
"ing with all honest opponents Of Tammany,
"by whatever name they are caledf Twice
it has bolted Republican nominations in order
to support the candidates Of Tammany Hall,
but never once that we can remember in Op-
position to Tammany's dictates. W. hail tins
new manifestation of wiser judgment or a
better spirit with profound qualification.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

The Norfolk Jomnal regrets our opJec'iOu 'o
nlavng the United States flag at half mast IL i'e !,
TO the memory of the man who won hiS "nt 4,
fighting to humble it and destroy the 90. NOT q
represented 1t thinks that his e'ioI' ea' .srel,
destroy the Government it represented Use w.
to establish Government for his own section will il
regret that there can be anywhere journal Ta',t S
fully blind to the results Of the war Tine ne, 1n T
states flag represents the Government o. .n' 70 tb
States, not of the Northern States oeiont .a,t oye
Union. The effort to destroy that GoVeinn I'M that
the whole territory and all the o'' TS. eas repre-
which Gen. Lee was conspicuous Inc n nTsy (icl
swss. sIn,sS ~ fH lpssSn the whole waS
fought to make it represent less fought aS' Tis
and against ITS Government. And howe conse,
we nav be to pardon his errors we cannot into h
that a false estimate of them shou'u P' 20 mn wN
tory or become current in the MINIS rs u .m,.I -,
IoSSe already been sufficiently misled oS '''''
apprehenSlOns.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

The unseemly spectacle of two bodies, in
simultaneous session, each claiming to be the
Republican County Convention, was not
heightened as some had feared, by positive
and conflicting action on the subject of nomi
nations. The delay secured by the appoint
ment of Conference Committee tends, as all
will trust, towards ultimate harmony of action.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

reels competent for the position. He therefore
declines the nomination. Mr.. John Jones has
brilliantly commenced his political career bv
setting White Men and Black an exceler,
example. If every man made his fitness q tesa
before accepting nomination, canddates
would now and then be scarce.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Mrs. Mcfarland will soon publish some pa.
pers and magazine articles OF the lle Albert b. E4oh-
ardson which have rot yet been made pnhe.
(Grenng Nail.
The name of the lady here referred TO, IN
law and in fact, is Mrs. Albert d. Richardson.
When journals think it needful to refer TO ler
at all, they should at least do her the justice
to caH her by her true name.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, "a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAnY TRIBUNE SOc 40c. Soc. 75c., and 81 per line.
SEMI -WERKLY TRIBUNE. 25 and 30 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, IS, and S5 per line,
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

A dispatch from Columbia, S. c., received in
Washington last evening, states that the Re-
publicans have carried the State by $4,000
majority. If this report is correct, then we
have undoubtedly elected the entire delegation
flour members) to Congress.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

The Democratic Union and the Young De-
mocracy have nominated the Hon. Smith Ely,
Ir., for Congress in the With District, the
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards of this city.
If the Young Democracy make no worse nomi-
nations than this, there is hope for them.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

The Republicans of the YIilth Congress Di"
trct have appointed Committee to look upa
candidate. If they can persuade Marshall o.
Roberts to accept their nomination, they need
not look further. Try it.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Mr.. Thomas Hughes takes his too early
leave of us tonight, in a public address in
Cooper Institute People who wish to make
sure of hearing this tried and hOnOred friend
of our Country will need to go early.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

We hear of great material Improvements congo.
during the vacation in Washington. TIE pi,Se'
bouldery pavement of Pennsylyania-aye Is 10 he r.
placed by wooden ditto; and we cannot help thnS.
ing what fine historical and monumental sot Il
thing il would be if this could only be constTucbu
of the heads of a great many defunct Members
Then. as we are told at the Capitol both chaiaO','
are to be better ventilated; but as we have been
the same thing about fifty times before, we 90 l.,
anticipate any great diminution Of caIoohlc s,'1
cas or of any other gas within those sacred wan
There are rooms in the House which are cai'u
"cloak.rooms," because the honorable geht'en'
gather there TO take tobacco" and these, ha'i's
had no orifce except the doors, have been 'l,'u
"a number of concealed chimneys,' so 'na' Wv
smoke of pipes and cigars, which has heie'OiOi
the most part found its way into the hou'' M.
ascend rs a sweet SAVIOR TO the nostnls OF Jo'e
channel of the Potomac that Sacred klNer' - :"
straightened in front of the city; anu IL y III
that this will compel the classic stream 10 sun, III
little less vigorously All this is promlsns' nu
cause TO howl with rage and despair those :,
gentlemen who want the General GoVern'"'"'
take seat in st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Less desperate gamblers can tell the gentle
mCn OF the " Efic Ring" that there are GER
laia 4a.4cs ia which even partial failure is in
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Not only Christianity, but all revealed religion
according to some of the English secular paper. LIS
been on trial lately in Liverpool. Prof Huxley hs
had bit of beef in an air-pump testing the theories
of spontaneous or nOn-spontaneOus generation The
trial is over. The reporters who have been standing
on tip-toe over the beef, sOlenmly announce that
1.-The result is satisfactory and the Professor is st
one with the prevalent and united force of tra.
ditional orthodoxy" The maggots did not make
their appearance without eggs Ergo, life Il not
spontaneous. Ergo, there is a God. The world now
draws its breath freely, and, by leave OF tie Pn-
fessor and the beef goes back to its Bible again. Is
is rather dispriting, however to be Obliged to KEEP
our faith ready at call to be weighed in the balances
Of every new experimenter with maggO:s or Otld.
wise. One does not like TO hold Immortality on TIE
chances of an egg too many in bit Of beef Prct
Huxley, who is man of sense and philosopher,
does not ask it of us, do the better class d
scientific men. 1t is, oddly enough, the secular
journals who so constantly report " Christianityn ID
trial IT, and found their theological creed on the asi
revelation of the blow-plpe, or rap from geOlogss
hammers We recommend to the Liverpool sayans
who have fortunately found God behind the beel
the counsel of Auatius TO the Yogis: Press ny
beard upon thy breast deliver thy eyes and ny
thoughts TO the contemplation of the point OF ny
nose and thou shalt know uninterrupted spHi'lI
ioys. and thy soul be reunited with the Supreme
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Rrsiress Notifes.

Nrw MACKEREL, fat and delicious NEW
- shue A. snow and nut hRw SHARP ana niiLp
S tbe erkimer NEw SWEET CIDER choice
"a h,rr OIp CpKR shsrp and fneaaore Bu1Ek
Sv RyR-fues tubs end pslsi choice for pastry snd
"a ue cool for cooking aud bake At wholesale low of
.ssL,y wv - PARKER PRRRINE,
Warrenst st.,
One from West At
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

One door from Wesist
DUsT AND HIGH WINDS EXCLUDED by hoe
BUCKS wBArHEBsTRPs. SO Fulton
TRUsSEs.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
oac. Established 20 yea veseys, opposite the ohuico
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALMER LIMBS.
81 RroadWsy " le9 Chestnust PhAi 81 Green boston
BEFBE 81 Co., HATTERS and MEMS FURNISH
Isa GooDs No leo Broadwsy, Nes-iork
To BUSINESS MEN.
The circulation TRIBUNE having been increased sooo'
an, per cent within months the pnos VI Advertisement"
from tht 24h Of September have been ss follows ...
Ordinary advertisements classified under appropriate heaos cen"
per line esoh inse rnon. ,,--y,
Secsl Hoces-Fhh psge-5J line each insertion
Eighth page changed " cents per nn ein IN
BSsne. Noce.-Fourth psge-75 line each insertion
fAnnouncenen-ln City News Column 10 cents hns 'o
Fnc ype and double for occupied
line ther the t hne which u'ua con
only four or eve
Deaths and Marriages are charged ST.
The advertising in Journal depends somewhat on the lumber
ia s their character One might nave
. mainly Smcng whom business men would hnd
ros In Addressing THB merely bought and rad ~
ore persons almost other American journal ceuis N
ever S and every township throughout the Union and l
professional worfe so
aades inspiring and hopeful human enoeayot
III n publish list Of 1t would that no other
Journal did command the patronage 30 age
and Of E time For this reason hnO
whose attention
rlay attract found elsewhere; while its vide columns
the regard Of Intelligent readers 1H
TRIBUNE In low prices bot rates should compare with e No
done and facilities offered believing that rates are ma
other daily considering the ef
surprised TO hnd our
pay crowded columns day by day indicate
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
WE ALSO OFFER:

WE ~NLSU UFFEK:
Dissolved Bone, Of high grade, for planters
or manufacturers, who may desire 10 mix
Into any other compost, aud we suggest that
this is tho boStand cheapest method for man
ufactarNrs TO. transport tho SulPhurics Acid
contained in the mixture. Will be sold ata
fixed ratio tor each per ccntago.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
TO Shippers of Cotton.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE G. G G. r. r.,
COLUMBIA, s. G., DECEMBER 10, 1863.
4 IN and aftcr. tho 1st January, 1910, an
" additional charge fifty cents per bdlo,
will hc made to tho present rates on nll cot
ton shipped over the Grecnvile and Colum
bin Railroad, Irrespective OF distancc,) that
IS bound with rope, instead oflron hoops and
los. g
BY order Of the Board cfDircciora
Uc,l2 50 j. II. 7. HAMMETr, President.
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In Equty-Ncwbcrry. JOHN L. Sondley
aEd Charlton II. Sondley, surviving
Ex'ors., vs. Richard G. Sondlcy, ct nj.
Pursuant to the dccretul order of His
Honor, Judge L.. Boozcr, made in the above
stated cnsc, we will sell on the plantation
Of Richard Sondloy, deceased, known rs
tic cane brake place, eleven miles cast Of
New6rrry Court House, on Fritlny, tho 7lh
of Ja"uary, A. d., 1870, all the real and
personal propcrt. Of said deccascd in said
County, 10 wit: The River place containing
two thousand six hundred and eighty acres,
more. or less, situate la the County OF New.
Caldwell, John x. g. Nance, Wilson Cnitl.
well, Pcttus ". Chick a,.,i the wa,crs OF
Enorrc River mud others The Diamond
ili'l place, containing ionr hundred uul
eighty ncrrs, more or less, situate ia the
C"nuly OF New berry, and adjoining lands Of
l'hoS. Is. Wadng,cn, james Mnitutt, Sarah
McGutIongh and others.
The Rivcr place to t,c divided and plu,s
exhibited on day Of sale.
We vii! also SCH on the same day, all of
the pcr>ontI property Of said deceased, to wit:
mules, hot$rs, cattle, cotton, cotton seed,
farming implements, Il. & G. Il. r., stock,
l'roail River Bridge Stock, Washington
Telegraph Stock, and other personal prop
.crtv.
Terms Of Sale The real estate one hall
cash, the balance in Twelve months. with
The privilege Of the purchaser paying all
cash. to be secured by bond and mort
gage OF the prcmiSes--bond 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers
The personal property for cash, not to be
delivered until paid for.
... JOHN r. SONDIEY
CHARLTON X. SONDLEY,
S"rv'g Ex'ors Of r. Sondlcy, deed.
N'whcrry H., S. c., Dee 7,}S6a, 49-it.
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5000 Bushels Corn.

On hand md to arrive, 1000 bnshea prime
white Mnrylnnd Corn, Mt Sl.5O per bushcl,
sack included, II engaged within tho next
ten days ", ri. WEHE.
IIcc. 20 50 2t.
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Maloand Female Academy.
At Martins Depot, Laurcns r. r

AT Martins Depot, Iaurens r. r.
This school will beunder tho control Of
Rev. Thomas III? Pope, who will have asso.
oiatod With lin competent assistants.
Special attention will be given to instruc.
tion in the 0lnesics, and higher English
bfsnchcs. Tic greatest care will be be.
afSRSl Npoa the young ladies Of the school.
A A'EGfcfl0r music tcachor will DC employed.
TERMS OF TUITION MODERATE.
Board can be bad with the Principal, and
the best inmillcs Of the neshborhood, in
elusive everything except lights, for *l2.
50 per month, payable quarterly in nd.
vance. Tho exercises Of the Academy will
begin tho first Monday in February, 1870.
For further particulars address ',&
A,>..f Rev. r. II. POPE,
Dec az 90 At Martins Depot, S. G.
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" ANDO EEI}'IYlIZEI{,

TIE signed are the Agents for this
descrre,ly popular and valuable Fertilizer,
md will keep supply constantly on hand
They also have Il number Of Pamphlets con
tanning the testimonials Of many gentlemen
OF the highest Agricultural, standing, as to
It's efficacy in INCREASING the va,ious crops
peculiar to our clihinir, Which The Planters
cam have gra,nitouSly by calling for tlrm
This Fertilizer is {! c"protluct OF South Caro-.
lima. The phosphatcs "f whicl, il is mainly
composed. arc found embedded in the earth
IN the Southern part Of this state, aud arc
manufactured hy Southern gcHt;cmcn ia
the City OF Charleston, and is believed TO
be one Of the best Fertilizers known to our
commerce. 1t viii bc sold ut this place at
tic Factory prices, with the expenses Of
transportation addrd.
r. MOORMAN & co.
Dec 8, 4S-.if
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.DIlW WANGUAN0S,
S olEn,b MA n'uites,
SuEI1raijt1fiy' S uEI1raj1fiiiy 'lle1ij,
Manufactured at Charleston,
TTSpgR riuE plREcfioN OF DIR N. A

TIMER TIE DIREcfIoN OF DIR. N. A.
" IRAHrIs ;FhemtiSt tpr the SuIphuric
SOLUBLE Pn0SrHOKfC ACID, In tho
solreliDone phosphato. is Tho basis Of all
ood.Eertifrzors. and these al'e valuable In
the ratio ofiSoluble Phosphoric Acid which
TIC imipcnso deposits of ,Phospha,c Gu
amos which wero discovered. In 1867 IN South
soluble Phosphate Of timo, which IS made
>1vailablc rs u Fertilizer by Icing ground to
powder, nnd reducotl by S0lphuric Acid to
such q, condition, rs 'to mako its MsolnDlo
Pho'phate soluble IN wator, nId thus made
capable of being taken UP by growing plants.
Ehc insoiublc Phosphate found in any COM
incrcial Fertilizer Is Of no moro value to the
plant th,ih the original Phosphate rock The
greater the proportion Of this Soluble PhOs-
phnto which any Fertilizer contains, tho less
the quantity required per acre, and coIise-
qncntly the cheapest Fertilizer Is thnt con
tanning the highest por ccntugc of Soluble
Phosphate. .s ..... ~. ...r
Impressed with these truths, the Sulplluric
Acid and Super-Phospiiato Company have
erected ut Charleston The first extensive Acid
Chambers South Of Baltimore, and arc ubIc
( to offer TO planters the Highest per ccntngc Of
Soluble Phosphate Of Limo known In nny
market.
Their Fertilizers are offered under two
forms:
''~ /. ETIWAN, No. 1.--Purc Soluble Plos-
pha,o. guaranteed to contain 2l per cent. Of
Dissolved Bone Phosphate OF Lime, $50 per
ton, 10 per cent. discount for cash.
.. ErIWAN, No. 2.-PcruvInn Super
Phosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cent
of Dissolved Bone Phosphate, aud II TO 3
per cent. Of Ammonia, with Il sufficient ad,
dition OF Peruvian Huano to adapt 1t to ul
Crops, $40 per ton, ~ per cent. discount Cor
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~ SPECIAL NorIcE.--To parties in want
Of Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, We refer to
the advert iscment OF p. l.. ToALE, tho large
manufacturer Of thoso goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
July 22.9m
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
At No. 729, JacksOn's,
Cor. Broadway and Waverley-place.
MOURNING GOODS
FROM AUCTION
IRISH LINENS.

Nall'lel-Tta iruh pl1t Pa, y 0I so.l- IsIt.-
LINEN CAhIIHIC IIANDkLENLIEFS
a s,e -s.t a l...tr " che 0esf la1.e imported
.4.E- M.DlICNEyh
44LL4ALa = Jy. No. "a. Bsoata.T
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Oct. 49, 1870.
The Lorse market continues moderately act
i've Canada and Western horses sold better than the
preoe ding wee and for fine driving horses the demand
Il imp owing 10 iderably.
In the Bulls n al market, NJ. :. Curry reports Two
prominent sales
tu pair su yror be earn ge horses 6 hands high and
Hrx oil .
on pair drk bys Isl hsis hi-. year o
this STATE IL eI .r> In tine above market to-
morrow morning. .,
anctioa mari in Fast 1rtdcnibt took place usual.
ana NE following prices for the hO-A " P"' Wy az "'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

Inc regular auction sale Of horses and ciEFiages az
Mth,rs Barker Hamlns ~ y Tdttersall's, corner OF
IIIty hht,st and Broadway. will usual take place
lohofoW "Wednesday the lgth inst. Among tr stock
o u" brought under tie hammer is deserving ~ nptir
he giay Messenger trottng goidng of high quality and
Aetlicl record; also few secondhand wagons Duiit
Dy IitWSter OF BruOmc-t and other renowned manu-
icluiee MAJOR e. W, Barker is at present selling pools
~ ho bhshloh races, and the sale VIII be cOndurted
Dy us par tf Nj llamlIu. This auction house which -
exclusively devoted 10 the sale OF horses carriages. and
Sadllcry ware has IN comparatively short time succeed
ed h becoming an established Institution In the city.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
no MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. ]
alarble ano Slate Alanicls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANIEL~.- Plain,
II harbsei and Decrtca atWrrs m 3 10 TO = slI -'--
Also Of every desr1 1uoa. I.ir and o-asme1a-
FLNAUYN SLATE co., Ag. go Nts. L- lietai' ',i-
Between I.t- 4l- .Ith-s7ea
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS,
w Grs7esoues Tiles Table end Pgaosr slabs Ne" ,L'Ni'ol
with finest assortment of NANIhL- Prc'e % u'at.
4 kLAELR, li+ AMI lH E'.' t -ateentn-s' Nev-Yoft
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-ldch
VI ana elegant designs from So 4l2, s) up 30 s-'L j. h
STEWART Co.. 6Us slItlye. lt- Ii.i}-.in auI li sA