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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-16
TERMS
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN Ctuncery Court at TdzesUeU. Tenn

4F0
In Ctuncery Court at 1dzesgeH, Tenn
Thomas ". stane, clerk, etc. Va. James 4. Evans,
Judith u. Evans executor Of ". r. Evans, de-
ceased, ]. m. Treece, j. w. Bins, Edward Stern,
EM Gain, Ebert 0verton, g. w. Bowman william
Epps, Reuben Kesters0n, i. W.. Jarvis and II. n.
ROddy.
AMENDED BILL.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
A from tho G0mpHainant's bh1, which III sworn Al.
that the defendant j. "a Evans. ia q nsan-ranident
Of the State Of Ten1aeseee; Il Is ordered by me that
publication be made Tor four successive weeks,
notifying said nonresident defendant to appear
before the Chancery Court nit Tazewell en- or before
the second Monday of October, 1S7B, and make de-
Tense 60 said bin, 81 the same win be taken - con-
fssscd b him, and this canse set for hearing ex-
parte a. % him This order VIII appear Tor four
consecutive weeks IL the M0RnrsrnWN 6AzEr1E.
a weekly narer Published Inn Che stown Of Morris
town, Tenn. Nay q, 1875.
D. AUSMUs, Clerk 4 Master.
By J.. L. RoaERs, D. n.
May 70 nI1 4w-prs fee -
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An FORTUNE n IT. Every family buys id. Sold
- by Agents. Address, g. s. WALKER, Erie, Pa.4
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CHAS. M. SIIEFF,

WareroonS, No. O., ". Liberty. st.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Factories, 81 & 56 Camden St., & IS & AZ perry 81.
July ], '74-1y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17
DrnifAN March 18th.
Corrected by Keams and Walker.

CoTTox. Raleigb March lSih.--The
market firm, receipts light. LOw rhaddhngs
at. 1859. stained d iSklinia.ask
We are indebted to the Raleigh Nsssfor
our Cotton reports.
,fWifningtoD. t2f1. Cotton quiet. MID
alings f5s low middlibgs IS.
Norfolk, fzib. Cotton quiet. Middling'
lG.
FLouR Flour Markets dull and price,
rule low. Raleigh, Mas. 18th, North Ca
rolina $I,25@sa50.
Wbest.--l liehmopd i2ih. No material
changes, prices for both Red and White
ranging between i,2s to 1870.
Provisions. Richmond 18th. wcaeT
shoulders 8 -. Clear Tib lie, Clear -
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Tic Washington Gig Critic makes the

Tic Washington Gig Critic makes the
following comments on the new federal tax
sbill :s A ~ ~
The tax BILL which inefepse the price
II every article the poor man Ans ~ eon-
snma has become a Jaw ii orderio mai'a-
gtain the extravagpntnna rorruptS ex.nendil
ture Of the Administration. The capitalists
of the country, aud the great banks which
represent the money power, are lett un-
touched. while the working man is compel-
4 led 10 lay taxes oneyery lnou'hfui his vile
/ and children eat and on everything they
wear. The incomes Of the millionairles
are held ii TOO much esteem by the large
!. salaried officials Of the governments, who
| hope to be, if they are not already, chased
among them. Bar not only are taxes IN
creased to raise the enormous additional
amount Of Siu, 900, 900 sear, (Which was
enough to support the government einar-
ter Of i century ago, the public debtis 20
be increased BY a new loan authorized By
tile buncoinbe bounty law. which. y rs said
will cost the people 500, e0oieoo. and
which was passed By the casting voteo The
n Vice President. = 4sr ,4a@s ss'A N II
& VI + n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

NEwYoRK. March u. The rommitsee
10 arbitratc On louisiana affairs we're to
have met 1t 10 6c'cck this morning IN the
Office Of wiiliam Walter Phelps. Messts.
Hoar aud Frye arrived to-day.
The duplicate returns we're also received
from New Orleans. but up 10 noon all the
members had not arrived.
Mr. Phelps said that Congress lad LEE,
the matter 70 this committee 20 decide -
arbitrators and not as Congressional COM
mittee. and tie meeting WIS 70 be held
with yies to efec,iug the Wheeler COM
promise.
TIE session will be 4 private one. and
will probably last some days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

Gov. Hendricks Of Indiana has called an
e1trs session Of tbe Legislalors-fer what
does not sppear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

4. reported that Secretary Fish has all
along refused to settle the Virginios mat
ter With Spin. because the sPaniafds per-
sisted 10 ssluing negroes lower than white
men. They paid $500 fOt white vic
tins. and 81, 800 for negros. Grant and
Fish thought good healthy negro victim
worth more than thh. 80 tee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

2 PELHAM ". q; Marchi2 ---Tbe Grar-
gers met here to. day. A kss Jinner was
givin BY the ladies' A 90 Cd crow d ras n
atterdanceg Speeches sFeremsde By Major
saiherIih and others Ailiyely interes,
WIS manifested. Fifis ,hbnssnd dollns
Se,e subscribed to the Border Grunge Bank
o. Danyillc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

The New York Tribune asks, Won't
somebody please say kind word IF the de-
fanct Congressf Tins unbrokea sireaM ef
denunciation and disgust y very nrOnoto-
nous reading.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

ANDY johnson i now the most noted
man intbe United States among ihe nasses.
but the democrats must remember that
they can run Presiteut Of ihsirown uext
time. IaIaa 10 15aein ~ aEA
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MARKETS
pAxyiLLr. vs.. Mareh I5th.

Reported BY s. II. Holland < Co., Re-
CENTS light aud market very active.
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wAsnlSaroS. March r.. In The Sem
ate the consideration Of The resolution for
the admission Of Piocbback was resumed.
and ascfsery. Of Keptuets poke in cp.
This Preswsn,s Bank 81 ia sotse eo4s
diiion than heretofore spoposed and there
fore lie Commissioners. Cfeswell. LEOPOLD
and PurYis, have asked tobe relieved from
any further responsibility % account y
said trust. provide their bond be released
from liability alter their fetirsmcni, and
Commissioners sabstituted n their places.
They assign a. 90 excuse for their action
d failure 10 obtain from Congress such
legislation Is tbey deemed essential q the
proper and ryeedy execution o. tile trust
leposed in them.
Conc. March ". The election N Tip.
perary was quiet. About o1e.tlIird Of the
constituency. including the Roman Catholic
Clergy and leading trademen sbstaiDed.
It's estimsted that Mitchell has one thous-
and majority +.
LosDos, March N. Both Houses will
adjourn for Easter. The budget will be
presented Apfil IJIb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

THE BIRDS. The Bill to protect the
birds was passed. The hillapplies 10 only
such counties whose ineiahefs desire the,
law Il prevents Athe killing q, quails.
cartridges. Wild turkeys. larks, doves and
hooking birds between the first cf April
ana the FIRST of October. The hill NJ far
includes the counties Of Orange. Davidson.
Rowan. Randolph. Edgecembe, Meeklen.
burg and Northampton. The section Sec
ond forbids the netting, trapping, or shoot
ing Of birls on any MINIS land in the above
mentioned counties without his PERMISSION,
Tue penalty of the bill l. nisismeanor and
punishable by 6ne not exceeding ten dol
lats. - Charlotte, DemocTat ssdsss 81
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IoNpox. March IA Berlin CORES
ponient a tie Daily News says .bst Ger
many i irriiasea BY tile conduct of Spain
IN tie Gustav affair and the clerical bear.
ing sIfonso. II
The correspondent says this feeling will
find expression when the new Spanish AM
bassador pfesshit bis credentials 10 the
Emperor.
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HsTARL;SIIED RusINRss
IL ron .kltfa ~
SALE on VAR TERNs.


TIA sslls.ra nprFs wi-binx q rttRe Gf0m The
MaoissaAe fagry tsOstlr apd Nptlon hliSnr&A. D.
devote tienl.elu.s exrhIoteit - thniF nlnufir-
ins iag nteTr.ls 10 ia dis = " i-l9f u tbtir
-tock ~ eaoilsa n ipii-rtufe- lxfur.t. anf lelse
~ wart'hsn-e. ga lstofahss tums, u paFiir.
wi-lliag 50 ssAiask N - susir Nsl eriai'h-het
busueF. ~ 3 s........ 49,.
Tho washonSf. u naiad ~ Main strtes, b
ihc bsss pnshkn IN Ne nj. j. ~ tst heep;
haaefu4nl aud tFsi 0nof--ths Nrxt fA,er "a ilNbiel
uith h - hgki inlbs ssnire.tl sgtopd nigr j.
Nv irst. 4iih thhsl VI fet deFEk
titus = afElrsh.l lp,,l.e N nhish IN Nhohs-
All kaney Gepd- eod Nefioa bu-me-s gan y
pro@sutsa eaus hrsn . ssne = desired. % =
larrt eonshiael Nl,0ls-als pry 6oDds and Ne-
tlaB htrlnssseaa ~ daHe pnhtn~e.
sneh N opportunity rarity oesp. AHrhiq no
ulshisx ~ xiaisr "A mafFHnsis FnrrmiiA igf ~.
rmimg Nell kngwm ard e~sahiisArd hnsilHf's
MEd b1t.Hsss .iAIpl ~ Il ~. 49,.
Arrangements may "a nsnsle silh " =. NARn-
tlua inss,ealn utha i'eN SRA ~ hie WI
rprtu9 season. u ~ H5.=zfI -. ....ts5##
f'rsf tsrsns ~ ile Iease are favorable.
fsltlss dreifinH hfril,er infofhsdlon can ffe-
u IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17

MoSrGoNERY, maIch. i2.4Seteral
negroes DerrS applied al the ticket Office 81 tie
theatre iast 'nnisht u paretase tickets 81 ad.
mission u tI,s parqaetle TO Gil WsgHcr's
Minstrel performance and were refused !:
afterwards Deputy United States MARSHALL
Randolph arrested Cal Wagner upon the
complaint Of four negroes. FOR violation
Il the civil RIGHTS bin. A tShd ~ I've
hundred dollars was signed for Mr. Wig.
nefs appearance before commissicner DIM
mick tbs morning at i0ocIock. The ne
groes Who made the application are notori-
Gus politicians, aud two Of them were de-
fea,ed by their own color for eopntr $ Of
fees 1t tlle Last election. -. ...s.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01


duDoEs AZ WILL AZ LAwYs1s WILL Ds-
AoaEE.-Judge Mackey decided, in re-
cent case tried before him at Fairfield.
fthN ON indfsiddais cSnyicted of prand
lalseny y moi ther@ y disqualified as q
witness gr yoter this State, and nerer
'0as. This matter Meets the voting and
tes6fying of u great, many persons, and
il Of great importance. Judge Carpen-
ter has decided to the contrary. By-
the-way, another case of disagreement
may as we'll be recorded A short time time
ago, Judge Mackey WAS being conveyed
in carriage from Chester. to Lancaster.
and being overcome by fatigue, fell
asleep. The driver, not noticing his
irregular breathing, supposed he VS..
dead, and turned his horses heads, to
get back to Chester Az rapidly as possible,
at the same time pitching into. the
Judges lunch-basket. Just as John was
working energetically ut chicken bone,
the judicial functionary awoke, and put
in demurrer-in other words, rendered
an opposite opinion. The vehicle was
soon being propelled Lancasterward
again.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

Mr. Beecher has received many very
marked and beautiful evidences of popu-
lar esteem and affection and faith in him
since the scandal cloud burst over his
head. but none of them compare with
the tribute which was paid him on
Wednesday by thousands of the children
Of Brooklyn. It is the annual custom of
the Sunday-school scholars of that city,
when spring has fairly opened and the
flowers are in bloom, to deck themselves
in white. parade through the streets and
spend one day in Prospect Park or in
the woods and fields of the country.
60. 900 children participated in this
beautiful holiday on Wednesday. A
large division of them visited Mr..
beecher, who stood upon the steps'oi mis-
house, and as they passed in review, they
cheered the venerable preacher at the
top Of their tiny voices, and showered
the flowers they had gathered at his feet,
until the place where he stood looked
like floral throne.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

The meeting of citizens held to make
arrangements for the decoration of the
soldiers graves in Cincinnati, Covington,
under which all ex-Confederate soldiers
were invited to join with the ex-officers
and soldiers of the Union army in the
ceremonies attending the observance of
decoration day. when ''the graves where
rest the remains of both the Union and
the Confederate dead" would be honored
in nm appropriate manner. The ex-Con-
federates then. held a meeting, cordially
accepted the invitation, and expressed
the hope and trust that coming gen era
tions may rejoice in q common nation
ality, cemented by the blood of the
fallen, over whose graves the ex-C -Confede-
rates will cheerfully join in strew ing
flowers.
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!s--syL+-.r<@

: The Epperors of Russia, Austria and
Pfussia are to rieetin conference shortly
ct Raes,' the little watering place in
I I Le:ss- Nassau. As the, Emperors are
ISsad to bS nervous about the peace OF
kpfupe, d Few baths In tie mineral
waters, which are said to be very benef-
GA! Tor chronic nervous complaints, may
ereye eafC Anxistv. Rmsf Thovsvsf,
e,,@,SoksSf 81, wal, Sof II was here that King
MiiltsneSf Rrussia, had the conference
* shs !s ,'e.s g
!; BY thSkAAeA !. 4! ArrRssiap xar. :,
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Jones gave lawyer D bill to be COL
isc'sd l. te to the n:, na:%,oYssf as9l Ceiling for
been collected. ''Ch, YSs,"' said the law
charge for collecHng?" t'Oh," said the
lawyer. laughine I'm not going to
sasssy since you Nv we.s re- baby and your father
handing Ss'Ss eS over So ws Rs :S9dt sat sns.
as he meditated upon the transaction.
r.It's darned lucky he didn't know INV
knythingr' ,..., Na,1. ,,,.i. . :,
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Lieutenant Collins and others OF the
party engaged in the survey OF the
Napspi route tor, : canal across the
Isthmus Of Panama have returned to
Warrington, having completed their
work after work iAIxhe ASid Of exactly
100 days The survey WAS . very iabori-
GUS one. the men having suffered greatly
while wading through the swamps, and
were broken down considerably with
fevers, but in no case did the sickness
prove fatal. Tho distance frpm the
Atrato to ri-Chiri Bay BY thS proposed
route u nearly thirty miles. ro1t1enty..
one miles the cutting would .be. light
but the balance Of tho way heavy, Win
two tunnels, about Ave miles long alto
gethef. q; q
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Total emancipation has ut length been
vouchsafed, it would seem, to the re-
naming slaves in the colonies Of Portu-
gal, who are.known as apprentices. BY
an Act Of the Cortes, passed In March
Last, the system Of apprenticeship under
tho decree Of 1859, is to be abolished one
year After the PRONUNCIATION OF the Act,
and all persons apprenticed are declared
free. Those freedmen vho'may be una
BILE to read or write may be subject,
however. to tutslsge by the civil authori-
ties until the 28th Of April, 1878; their
labor is to lbe, ffss,. and they will be at
liberty TO make their own contracts, sub
iect TO revision blythe proper authority.
By this Act, slavery will not exist In any
form within ths Portuguese dominions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

In late number Of In Esirelta iSolt-
tdrid, Cuban paper published at CANA
guey. appeared an address to General
Valmaseda, which is a most terribly mi
mute indictment of that official. It
bristles oil over with horrors, and lays
oil these horrors to the charge of the
Captain General of Cuba, the chosen
representative of Spanish civilization in
this quarter of the world. Tho murder
of the boy students mt Havana by VAL
mnseda is white-winged when compared
with other offences declared to have been
perpetrated by him in his military capa-
city. 3C2 cases of butchcTy, some of
them attended with most revolving facts.
are distinctly traced to General Talma-
seda, the names Of the prominent vic
timsS given, and the places where the
saoriA Aces occurred pointed out, so that
thefe can be no mistake. The murder
of seventeen persons connected with the
family Of Colonel Cintra, the Cuban pa
triot. is one instance. This, it is said,
was done by order of Valmaseda him.
self, and the men, women and ohildren
were cut down and hacked to pieces by
the machete Another case is that OF
nlnety-eight persons, who surrendered
under the protection of proclamation
NAoAA stlltt were SnOI Dy
his orders. The butchery Of thirty
women and children in the mountains
of Jigunni is set forth, and also the
shooting Of forty women Mt Canto del
laso, among them some Of the tirst ladies
Of the place. Ins'some instances these
executions werosccomrnniell with other
offences OF such nature as to make
death welcome to the heart-broken
wives, mothers and daughters. This is
mere idea of the indictment filed
against General Valmaseda, and sup
ported and sustained by facts, dates and
corroboratiye circumstances They show
the character Of the man, and put the
chances of his subduing the. Cuban
people totally beyond the pale 81 posi-
bihty. They will never yield to such a
man for yielding means outrage and
murder for themselves and families.
General Yahpaseda respects no promises.
Even hts word as a soldier is not sacred.
He pardons with the pen and kills with
che rifle or the machete. King Alfonso
made q mistake in putting such q man
in Ouba ss his tepresentative, for h9 can
neither settle the matter nor put down
the revolution by military means. The
civilized world will meaanTe the cause of
Spain In $C1bas By The ,ibean$ Used Ito
sustain IL snA such acts as those ordered
and coYHitted ip Cuba By. .ths SPanish
with favor by any Christian nation on
the face Of the earth! g.. -e,[ 's;.1iT
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Taz sraar1ssuno BURG AND XssssvmIs Ks1a


TIE SrARrANBUR0 AND ABHKvHLE RAN
RoAD.-The following despatch. dated
Spartanburg, May 81, was received last
night from Secretary A. c. Kaufman. It
lis pleasing intelligence for oslr citizens,
as we earnestly believe that the compile
ton Of this important railroad will be of
immense advantage to Columbia:
"Spartanburg County has to-day re-
deemed the pledge made ON the 10th of
September, to subscribe 100000 to the
Spartanburg and Asheville Railroad.
This vote enables us to obtain $50, 600
of County bonds subscribed by Union
conditionally, and is. therefore, equiva-
lent to $3.50, 600 to the company. The
Claytons say now that the road will never
stop until it reaches Asheville, and they
are ready to break ground in the noun
tains at once. Everybody here is in high
glee over the good news. Three times
three cheers for old Spartanburg!'
We re-echo the cheers, and append IL
"tiger!"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

May has been q month of horrors as
well as a month of flowers. The wreck
of the Schiller on the English coast takes
the lead in the chapter of disasters; other
marine disasters of less extent are re-
corded; the great fires in Pennsylvania
add q painful interest to the story of
suffering and distress; the Boston ex-
plosion and the Holyoke disaster enrich
it with horror, and now as the month
oloses the cable tells a tale of earthquakes
in the East, involving the destruction of
6O0 houses and the loss Of at least 1G1
ivts.
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The foreign news lately seems to have
been peculiarly sensational and unrelin-
BILE. The stories about Belgium and its
perils have been numerous and contra
dictory. SIr. Disraeli. lately reported as
"quite broken down." still lives And
now the New York Times contradicts
another doleful ditty, which, was con-
cocted few days ago, setting forth that
the marlborough family, WIS utterly
ruined. and some persons seemed to
take all the more pleasure in hearing
this from the fact that q young American
lady had become connected with that
family by ties Of marriage. There was
no foundation for the last mentioned
rumor, but what Of that? 1t did just as
we'll for sensational articles and dinner
table gossip as if it had been true.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

LIST OF NEW wADvERrIsKadENrs.-
Jones, Davis d Bouknights-Ca Calicoes.
independent Steam Fire Company.
>. A. Hendrix d Bro.-Seed Peaa
kings Mountain Military School.
Richland Rifle Club. f,...
Carrie Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Company.
John B. Black-Cherokee Springs.
Daniel Horlbeck-Petition.
w. K. Greenfield-For Rent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

The BArNwELL-BLAcKvnL CASE
This case is up again. The last time
the vote was twenty-six in favor. of Barn
we'll, and the Blaokville party protested
before the Board of State Canvassers.
That board refused to take jurisdiction,
and it went before the Snnrema Court
That court sent it back to the board, or
dering the board to take jurisdiction an d
decide the election. The time had passed
and it went over. The establishment of
the Court House at Blackville was Leslie's
pet hobby, and when he was elected to
the Legislature last session. he Had a
bill passed, ordering new cleo
ton. The election was held on the 18th
of last mouth, and the managers return,
it Is said, reported a majority OF 1,O37 in
favor of Blackvillc; but before the Com
missioners could declare the election at
Barnwcll, where they met, the ballot
boxes were broken and the ballots de-
stroyed. On this state of facts it came
up before the Board of State Canyassers.
The board consists Of Attorney General
5. ". Melton, Comptroiier-G -Generni T.
G. Dunn, Treasurer F. L. Cardozo,
Secretary of State H. E. Hnyne, Adju-
tant- General H. ". Purvis and Repre-
sentative Hirsch, Chairman House Com
mittee of Privileges and Elections. The
Attorney General holds that the board
has nothing to do with it, although the
supreme Court seems to have decided
otherwise. He does not attend. Messrs.
Hirsch and Cardozo were absent, and
there being no quorum present. the
board adjourned over till to-day, at IL
N. In the Bowen case, the board de-
cided that it had right to 60 into the
facts Of the case, and if it takes jurisdic-
ton under the supreme Court decision,
1t can only get at the facts by summon
ing the managers of all the precincts and
put them on their oath. It is an inter
esting case and will serve as q precedent.
Mr.. Aldrieh, representing Raznye3ls and
Mr.. Bellinger, Blsckville, are in attend.
anoe on the board. Hlaokville is ,ris-
ing railroad town. Barnwell ON the CEN
tennial order. II is runorod that there
is bail writ ont for Leslie, for some
500, 900, for Land Commission money;
Mr.. Aldrich representing the Attorney
! General. Leslie Is said to be in New
York. eti
>>T-. -u. lIiS)