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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22
Administrators Notice.

4 T the April term, 1889, Of the Probate
II Court Of Jefferson County, Mississip
Hpi, the undersigned was appointed admins
traitor de 6onis non On the estate Of Josiah
Stone. dec.-Noticc is therefore hereby CIV
en- TO allspcrsons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-
[scribed by law, or they viii be forever
barred.
g.. r. MARTIN. A1m'r.
April 25, 1889 Soft
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No Combination Numbers.
400, 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. /,
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.

The Deeds Of the Property and the Stock
transferred in trust to tie Commissioners
appointed BY the said Act of the Lsgisla-
tare Of Florida, for the security Of the
Prize Holders.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22

/ 80 share Is xeI'ss ! &
I'D tlit)o ditto ditto dill6 6U00
25sditto Gas Light Bank
500 oachy 800
/ g Us ditto ditto ditto ditto 3, 500
L 6 lib shares Mechanics'h,
Traders, Blk. 500 each 1900
1 -15 ditto ditto di,to ditto 1900
20 -Eaclf 100 shares Of the
Louisiana State Bank.
500 each. Each prize
$l,oo0 10000
10 Each 2 shares Of 800
cach, cach prize Of 5000
ofthe Gas Laght Bank 1000
zoos Each share Of 500,
ofthe Bank Of Louisiana 10000
200' Each share Of 500, of
the New Orleans Bank 10000
$50" Each share Of 500, Of
the Union Bank Florida 1900
GOO Prizes $l,5oo,ooo
I
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UNEXdMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME!

YsIIE following dc,ail ola SCHEME OF
A LOTTERY, to be drawn ia De-
ccmber ncxt, warrants us in declaring il to
be UNPARALLELED in the history Of
Lotteries. Prizes to the amount have new
or before been offered to the public. Il is
true there arc many blanks, but on the other
hand, the extremely low charge Of $40 per
Tickct-the value and number Of the Capt.
tails, and the good old custom Of srdrrnnting
that eUery Prize shalt be drapn and sold,
will, We arc sure, give universal satisfac-
ton, and especially to the Six Hundred
Prize Holders.
10 those disposed to adventure, we re-
commend early application being made to
as for tickcts-when the Prizes are oil sold,
blanks only rcmain-the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphati-
cally say-DELAY NOT! but remit and
transmit to us your orders, which shall al
ways receive our immediate attention.
Letters to DO addressed, and application
made to
SYLVESTER g. co.
l56, Broad,cay, Ncv York
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JOHN PWR o Err s az D,
Rarher & Eaeh;ona hla air Dresser.

Respectfully tenders his services % the
citizens of Rodney and .ricinity. From
many years cxpericncein his business IN
other sections Of the country, md desire to
plensc, he hopes to merit md receive u
beral share Of custom.
Razors put in order on short notice.
July /, 1899. 0-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22

TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fa.
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
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j G If erson C ollie ge.
WASHINGTON MISSISSIPPI.

TIME additional buildings for. this Ins,i
tuition being now complete, the College
will be ready for the reception Of students
on the third Monday of March inst.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22
Tickets only $50!

Authorized by an Act Of the Legislature
Assembly Of Florida, and} Under the direc-
sions Of TIE Commissioners, acting under
the same.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22

The Richest und most Magnificent Scheme
erer presented to tie Psblic, inkhis or amy
other country.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22
SCHMIDT q HAMILTON, Managers.

SYLVESTER g. Co., $50, Broalray
Nep York, Sole Agents.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-22

Cram 1seal ESTATE s. Halk Stoek
HOTTIE To
Of Property situated IN Neac
Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

M o N r. " VI A II X X It.
Friday, Angus, s3-s. r. M

TIKI, has been bill day for the Steamer Liverpool which
takes her departure there has been fair amount Of
bills offering and sales been Urge the condition
sf the Money would permit. The 81 per cent
or 81 sterling Very sales have been made
time and the United States Bssk has done the principal bust
prevailing impression that the bills sfthst
institution readily discounted London those Of
private houses obeces which exists there
to the acceptance Of Mr. Jaudon agenOn France the rate
Is Is al asas At the stock Exchange the busine" dene
has large and prices have evnced marked change
s.ce yerdayBanL ofCommerce declined per cent; North
Americas Trust and Banking improved per centKenueky
Bank per ee.ti Canton per cent; Harlem Rail Road per
cent.
There circulation counterfeit $40 bills Of the u s.
Bank payable at New Orleans dated Phadephs July 1926
letter No $780, paper bad also. eousterfe
S2s bills ofhe Commercial Bank Of Albany in
IN Tire lake couRtryIt is stated in paper that all the
public works Of Illinois will have stop Cor Of funds
The hands Springfield left work the sth with
months wages due has been proposed pay the contractors
in State bsnds-The paper states that have
been made the State Bank Of Illinois specie from
want OF confidence in the bank but Of the high
rates Of exchansThe assignee Of the Philadelphia Loan
Company has effected arrangement for the payment Of the
special deposors Of the company ssooso said TO be de-
posted with the Giiard Bank for that purpose.
The commercial relations Of this country with Great Britain
are at this moment IN singular position, that leading
'e""s a'c sesshkiy lot some o. sctioh W
ich to regulate their future With the CHANGED
prospects ofce,tsn and the gloomy appearances which surround
The affairs Of England many fears indulged tina the amount
egoods ordered BY importers, who in with
paook the confidence Of the Dealers and ordered
prove than EXPORTS III. diminished price
will furnish the Of paying for and stscks
longer available basis Of exchange the demand Tor specie
may be than banks sustain especially IL the
crop "a short 10 England.
There many to suppose that the imports will be
large II undoubed fact that importers ordered
largely and highly probable the spnuers win send
their ofhe large stocks Of merchandise they
have hand TO market The returns which recently
&C the duties received the New York Custom House.
for half the year. csrrseate tins fact We
however ofpnion that the supply will greatly exceed the de
Esnd Tor merchandise, although the may be 6y PEI
cent over the amount Of last year in which reac
nearly much imported In 1896 The following
liable Of imports into the United States Cor period embracing
eight years:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

N OPPORTUNITY now presents itself for ssy person
"A to become chief owner Of Of the most pleasant VII
lagos within "a Of days ride from this city and at
dsesd rate The proprietor 10 about to 10 this
city (en account Of family aairs and will sell u low
change Tor city property merchandise COED vessel Of
500 tons burhsn There thirty buildings in the place
ony twenty miles from the end u rail road which
takes passengers 10 and from the city ~ hours canal
upen which large business doing through the tows
The chief improvements Of the elegant Hotels
in the State 90 feet and which together with the out
buildings cost $4,000 Is the only public house the place
and does excellent business being the stage house for two
lines ofstages large stene warehouse by 30 feet imne
daey upon said canal and every calculated for large
bcn the advertiser has cold goods here the amount ef
si6 900 per anuo very handsome dwelling with front
yard filled with choice and shruebsy Also 200 acres OF
land so Of which Of the most productive farms IN the
county the residue wood land the farm every eouvennce
for tenants and The necessary out building stream ~
water through said farm and excellent orchard
H. Also evera small houses and lots Water power very
and grain in any abundance be purchased Take II
altogether Is said to be ohe most pleasant and business
places within 30 miles from this city sold only 80 cent
will he required the residue remain the property
further description Of the property be had BY applying to
this office aud interview had IL desired with the advertiser
as9t lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

The excitement which created by the intelligence from
England and France has subsidized and the prices Of nour
again rscedag The movements last Monday asd Tuesday
considered doubtful whether the English
and Freneh crops will prove short they houla again
fail the position Of market will be changed for the better
and To every contingency aud aid the dealers
in ere adsuhs will enter into analysis Of the trade
and the probable surplus In the FIRST place will give the
annexed table showing precisely the prices Of Sour this year
compared with those Of 1897 asd from Il shall make
Isaa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
II M ~


Corner Of Pine aud South streets. s -
The subscribers having completed their arrangements Tor
the year Tor the Of bringing out stsersge psn
by The transient ship we'll the Packets beg leave
inform their ienss and the public generals that first class
ships will be despatched from Liverpool ts port weekly
by which conveyance Residents for friends froa
Ireland, England Scotland and Wales aording sp.
portusy to have them brought by the packets by
ships heretofore at much reduced rate passage
The communication between this port and Liverpool 10
brought close by the Steam Ships that these sending for their
friends have every facility usual in all where the per-
for declines coming the money will be refunded
those from whom it may be received their retaining the
passage certificates.
further psricrlar apply Of by letter post Paa al tn
office Of the subsc ribers. RtWsON McMt kRAY.
Pine and South SITS.
The subscribers Also beg t. state that in addition to the
above they agents for the regular packet ships sailing
this port as follows:-
For LONDON on the 1st leth and 2oth each month.
LIVERPOOL on the ls 7h, l3th 18th and a5th Of each
month.
NEW ORLEANS weekly.
MOBILE do
SAVANNAH, DO
CHARLESTON do
All which class vessels BY which passage can be en-
gagged the Ports the most reasonable terms
au2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Cleared.
Ship Ocmulgee, Knowles New Orleans; Banks Potomac
Gorham Csdiz and Palermo, Lsete swsdh) Arlisg, Ant
lum, windsor s. Halcysn, Roach Toba.co, francois Pre-
nier' Thompson Ha're' .,,s
sw Ship North Pole, Johnson % d I'm Stockholm, Iron,
Bowman, johnson & Co.
schr Empire, Mcbiath 8 ds fun Norfolk, mdz sturges
Chairman.
schr Charity, Pearsal, . DIS FIN virginin. Wood.
Brig VIM Taylor, Heoy d fun Savannah, eo,tsn sturgss
The letter bags Of the Francois Premier, Thompson, for
Havre will close at Gipins Exchange News Rosms, this
morning at the usual hour
Revenue Service.
The cutter Hamilton, Capt sargss hence arrived at Bos
ton, a2d inst.
Fereign Ports.
st. JOINS, Aug. is-Ar Albion, Bcnnett Y; Mosul
SIDNEY, August 7--Mary Kmball, Churchill, for New
Yerk, 10th.
val Munroe, do do.
IL rms EAsr OF Casio, Aug ls-HercuIes, I'm NY, for
Pictou.
TRIrsrE, July ls-Globe selsby, for N Y, ldg
United states Ports.
ALKrASpRIA, Aug. Q sid Victory, Pep6eld, Ny.
MosLE, Aug. is-cld Escaabia, Durham NY,
EoRroLk, Aug 20--sld Virginian, Bede, NY
Bosros, Aug aa-Ar sun, Nickersos, Ny.
RIcHMorp, Aug 2o-Ar Cahsrise Wilcox, Smith, New
York
PHIL.srIrHrA, Aug oar John w Gator, Davis N Y;
Crioa Anderson do; Uncas Lowell do Stranger Besrse, do;
cid Dolphin, Yapp, do; Star. Lovelass, do.
List Of vessels anchor the harbor Of the Delaware Break
water during the gale Of the 10Th Inst.
Mary Ann. Of ~ Ylfn Philsr sydney B; Active, Of
Y, do for ~ Y Undsunted OF Rockhaven do for II Gov
Francis Of Robinstown. for VI Levna OF u for Fall
Kver; Mail Of Philadelphia Tor VI Ann Sophia, Of Folly
Landing, I'm Chncetesgue, for N.Y. Emrrant OF Falmouth,
for " John ID. Dyer Of Phla for VI Haven Of Ber
lin FIN Chneotesgue, for Y; Rushing Of and I'm Ph'ase.
phis, for New York.
Nesis . 90 Navigntors.
The temporary light at the s nth West Pass has again bee
put into operation and will be continued NATL the permanent
light being erected j. completed Of which due notice viii
be given.
New Orleans, Aug. III, 1899.
d. PRIEUR, Collector.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

used every sxsrtios to produce gram Nature aided ans
the heavens poured lorh raj. and sunshine n sucn
PrcPoroAae qssntes the crs Of 1889 have turned
to be very great II estimated that the surplus Of cn
gan this year. of wheat alone, win be bushels
cspof the description Of grain IN West tennessee wiz
exceed 900 bushels and at the last advces small sales
making 70 s0cents busheL The farmers d. os
feel disposed sell such low rates. and prefer giving the
grain to their cate but fhey keep their live stock al
together grain prices advance nsch beyond 80
cents there by which they can get their sur
plus to market Enpasssn we learn that the crops IN "a
NADIA do not promise much The torrents of rain which have
continued pour down. have injured them very ~uch Hold
of -four Toronto have in consequence advanced their
price to barrel Nova Scotia the crops look well,
and will undoubtedly produce average But again to this
cousty BY it estimated that the crops ts year VIII
double the production Of 1885, bat we think not IL gong
little toe FAR From the data which have however, the
will be large, as the suboihed will show;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

We lock back he four years preceding 1885, which
period before overtradng commenced any great degree
before goods imported than the demand actually
sursA we find that the increase, keeping pace with the IN
eressng population and the growing wants Of the community
averaged about 100000 each year. u s,herfor evident
baLad there period Of speculation and subsequent
revsion but had trade gone in the sane ratio the
ports this year would have been saoooooooo instead of se
100000 In 1880 the amcun, went msch above the
age fell the two ucseedng years in mach greater
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

seen rsm these figures that there 10 material differ.
see me prices Of the two years The crop OF 1896 was
much oeow an average, and compelled 10 import,
WHEN ~ aa 70 the amount Of mos sushes Of grain
I've Pooucos Of the ncxt year showed increase, and
prices decsed slightly, and but slightly for thea the scp,
ent 81 the spectators noticed. The high
acted TO an extent bounty, and the growth
OF 1855 vas sun sore inereasedso much So that
have are surplus Of last years crop various sections Of
the country Before we proceed ssy FARTHER will give the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
Cotton and Wooden NIanufactures.

Several Of oueadng goods dealers actively engaged
in selling goods the Southern merchants in this CITY
There much Southern business doing any period
last .prng, aud has given healthy action to trade IS
anticipated that very fair business will be done the ensuing
fall.
Domestic cotton goods from twelve to- fifteen Per cent
below the prices Of last spring and there large stocks all
the The inactive state of trade throughout June
and July and the working full time of the mills has caused
great accumulation Of domestics Of evry description fair
demand exists but the supplies will equal the
consumption and therefore the prices will not advaace
Prices Of domestic woen goods very low and of
tea high and in the manufactures are not all
working full time. Wool selling at prices ranging fron 80
to go cents and cannot afford these prices
while the goods low they now. Prices Of the
manufactured article must advance.
Foreign wollen merchandise high and the prices Of last
spring well maintained The stocks fair aud the orders
for this fall business large Every packet brings large
supply.
II the grain crops England prove short better demand
will exist for both foreign and domestic woen goods The
imports will be heavier and working people be actively
employed Cotton mills will also increase and great staple
will be homs and then again shall pay England
grain for making the cotton into ine prints revolu
on the point Of taking place commercial relations
with Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

o. As the stage frsm Plymouth, N. H., was cross
ing the bridge at Sanboanton, its way to Concord.
on Tuesday last, part of the bridge gave way, and
the team OF six horses the driver and three outside
passengers were precipitated into the rapid stream,
at the outlet Of the lake Winnpscogee, whilst the
coach which contained the passengers remained in
safety on the bridge Five of the horses were
drowned, but the driver and the three outside pas
aencers saved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Throughout last year prices ranged remarkably high. and
the Of monopoly noticed AT sverv point-
The spectators did not to the principle hy we're
acquainted with II, that the production OF any article 10 h
creased when prices hshhereore Aev have been bit
Farmers all over the country cleared away ter asd, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

A CoUNTEkEElT--weh have bees shown by Sylvester
~ Company l5s Broadway, Editors of the NEW RE.
PORTER $40 counterfeit bill Of the old Bank Of tbs United
States pa able AZ New Orleans dated Philadelphia 9Th July
1875 letter No ssis purportng be signed BY Bdde
President Mr. Mcvain Cashier The paper, engraving ard
general appearance very bad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

NIBLo's.-The performance Of the Ravels thi-
evening comprise for the last time, the divertises
ment Of Les Trois Ma,aquns, and the Ballet Panto-
mime of Harvest Home. The new Pantemime,
which has been so long in preparation, will be pro-
duced on Monday night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
JAS. COwAN, 426 Bowcry.

TT,HE GRAND REGATTA AT BRADLEY'S BOOK.
J. HALL MANSION This graud and interesting RE-
GATTA will off MONDAY next, the 26th inst in the
following order The first Race will be for Dared boats
mile heats, for Silver Pitcher to the winning boat
and set of Flags the second boat in the last heat The
boats entered for this No. he Gondoa dress blue
and white Ne D the Eagle dress bse and white and red
caps No. ., the Love Chase drsss-- The second Race
mile heats for boats for Silver Pitcher the
winning boat and Of Flags the second the last
The boats entered for this ae-No l. the Water
Wtch dress white, white Ne O. the Ous dress red white
and black stripes No the Unknown dress white, white
No. the Abraham Hatfield dress red, white and blue and
red caps No the Red Rover dress green and white No
the Unexpected, dress white, white, and red caps.
The above will be 1t miles above the Mansion Heuse,
round three stake boats apart the of
horse. shoe, and return to the place OF starting
The books for the scu boat race may be- will be
left open until the day previous to the and which
class enters the most boats, will be entitled to Eagle, Of
solid god and Silver Cup TO be oonended Tor among them
selves Entrance money $40 1.-THE crews Of the different
boats will be desgnsted BY their different dresses, and the
boats numbers will take the station in the line accord
in L. The prizes will be awarded to the vcors the day after
the Rsgatts. The races will commence at O'Clock M.
prised of 6veepectabe and gentlemen, well knswn
ia this city,
From the manner and order in which this regatta will
conducted interesting of sqaac sports has sell
dom been witnessed this city The model Of tina boats
tered for thoccason together with the neat and varegated
coors Of the dresses appernng cach and the respectable
y Of tina members composing the above clubs with their
matched superiority The art orowng canue but render this
regatta the most pleasing that has yet taken place the noble
Hudson
Mr Warren NJ Hosans celebrated brass band engaged
for the occasion. su24.2-is
IT, BENNETT 81 William st. opposite Patts offers for sal
White tuscan Esslish patent dunsiables and Rutland
boune very fac FIore-ce hats in the newest
and best shapes eghorn flowers and ribbons OF the best quail
ties Any purchasers viii find worth their notice 10 call at
the above place. au2A I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
3So, 900, 900 bushels.
295, 900, 900 do
lHnOn. 600 900 bushels.

Surplus for export, $4,000 900 900 Bushels
This plus equal 900 600 barrels Of -FOUR worth at
IS GEO. II that have allowed large
extra quantity for the Of CATTLE and perhaps much
than will be actually consumed Wesve them 10
bushels Of the determination OF many farmers
raise cattle with their grain The high prices OF meat is
of the main Of this We have also Increased the
quantity t, be distilled We have several estimates
which put down the export 100000 barrels Well wait
and see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

ID oOMs TO LET.-Farpi,hed unfurnished reason
N able terms and very pleasant ceatss at No ssd ST
Marks Place. auA 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

The sales today and yesterday have been about 700 bales at
prices current before the arrival OF the Liverpool The
confidence created the minds Of the holders the
receipts Of the latest dates shared by the shippers The
advance obtained from spnners only prices are new tend
lnr do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

bcS- fire broke out on the 7th instant in the rear
Of Fords buildings, Natchez, Miss. and four large
buildings were destroyed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

ny-PACKET SHIP SIDON FOR LlVEhPOW.-Pas-
will please board the Steam Boat Hercules at
whitehall Monday IL o'clock Letter bags will close at
the Exchange Hale News Room at half past u o'clock
au2l vt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
Paclxes. 60 Arrive.

0CIkWW 20 lAtEKVWs
LONDON.
Mediator. Cnamplin, July 20
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. !
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Chopper, July 10
G Washing'n, Holdreage, Jy25
United States, Fisher, Aug. !
HAyRE.
Poland, Anthony, July is
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
ae5 100000

aggregates, 29o,0OV,UO P<14 vVv,ouv
From this we can the probable surplus The
consumption has increased much faster lately than Tor some
time Of the high price OF beef amt the
low price Of breadu When ANY commodity plenty and
be purchased chesp the buyers and more
prodsa and good deal To arrive the consumption
Of grain taken English and American data the
tons of the army of each nation and allowed little for waste
The population Of the United States estimated at 100000
and each person will annually II barrels Of -FOUR
which makes the yearly consumption 600 barrels but
will throw calculation table for better compare
C.nsmp BY 100000 81 100000 bbls 600 bu ofgr
Do by Cattle, 7s0OeO00 do
De by Dstiation, s0,00O.eO0 do
Do by other means, 100000 de
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

DAM IN THE SIDE, COUGH, &c.-Having for a long
time had pain the breast and side accompanied
with dry cough induced upon the solicitations OF
friend try Dr. Tayors Basam OF Lverwsr and this me
dcine answered purpose admirably My distress was pro.
duced by hurt and great that was with diff
Guilty could swallow my food Indeed am satisfied my DIS
terminated in consumption had ii been
cured BY this udcious medicine advise all persons who
seek rroloag life DR.. Taylor Basam of Lverwort
sold al 375 Bowery
au24 3tdltw* JAS COWAN, 426 Bowcry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

tcs- The French frgate La Gloire, sloop Of war
Nereide and Brig Dunois arrived at Pensacola on the
18th from Vera Cruz. Salutes were exchanged be-
tween the French vessels and the American men Of
war.