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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29


THLIAS p. DAVIS, plaintiff, against An
u drew l., Stansbury, defendant Court Of
Common Pleas, Meigs county; CIVIL action. The
said Andrew l.. Stansbury will take notice that,
on the I'd day Of August, 1854, q petition was
filed against him in the Court of Common Pleas
Of Meigs county, and State Of Ohio, by said Elias
P. Davis, plaintiff; the object and prayer of
which said petition is 10 recover a judgment
against said defendant in favor OF said plaintiff
for the sum Of FIVE hundred dollags; dated April
oath, 1853, and due one day after date. Said note
having been executed and made payable in Cali
fornia-interest at the rate Of Is per cent, per
annum will be demanded thereon from the 26th
day Of April A. ID. 1858. The said defendant
is further notified, that an order Of attachment
was, on said I'd day Of August, issued by said
CourL, in the above case against the lands, ten
enentsgoods, ,chattels in stocks,
rights, credits, moneys and effects, Of said de-
fendant, for the purpose OF satisfying said debt.
The said defendant is further notified that unless
he appear, and answer or demur TO said petition
befoTethe l4th day Of October next, the same
will be taken as confessed, and at the term o.
said Court thence next ensuing, the plaintiff will
ask for judgment accordingly sta fgt
n. .sfe j. BRADBURY,
Aug. 2, l854-30w6. Att y. for Pltf.
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AddItionaI by the steamer Union.

ttfsE NHfWTs n 81 @sr
New YosK, August l6.- Esparlsro md
qp,ered Madrid amid the most enthusiastic
acclamalions, and the Queen had fully
agfeedl 10 his programme, which had pro-
duced the restoration Of tranquility,
The retreat Of the Russian army is an.
nounced, and lhas twas falling back on The
river Serelh. a.
ID was reported that the island of AIand
had been captured, with great loss Of life,
but the report needed confirmation. Beyond
this, there is nothing new from the Baltic.
Advices from Madrid say decree of the
Jun.a suppresses the Royal Council,.-
Another calls into force the press law Of
1887; another abrogates The prohibition laid
on the circulation Of foreign journals.
Another orders the arrest and trial OF some
of The ex-minis.ers; also, Of Gen. Yunlo,
she OK. Governor Of Madrid. The Ministers
ARE said TO be concealed in the hotel Of the
diplomatic body.
M. Salamanca has been arrested and i'm.
iPrisoned al Abaced.
queen Cbrisliana has not left Madrid.
The Generals who commanded the troops
I'm the late struggle have the choice TO retire
to Fixed place Of residence or 10 leave the
country.
The decree exiing the Inlanta Enrique
10 Valencia has been revoked.
Genera, O'Donnell was on his way 10
Madrid, al the iuyi.alion Of EsparIero.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
JOEL P. HIGLEY, Chairman
DIED. ---At his residence, in Sheffield, on

DIED.---At his residence, in Sheffield, on
Thursday morning, Gath inst, COL ANDREW
DoNNALLy, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Meigs county, in the sixty-seventh year of his
age.
The deceased was native of Greenbrier
county, Va, but removed to the state of Ohio in
1918, while the territory now composing the
county of Meigs was embraced in the counties
of Gallia and Athens. On the organization of
Meigs county, Mr. Donnally was early callel to
serve in public capacity, and has successfully
filled the offices of Auditor Sheriff, Representa-
tive, Senator, County Treasurer, and County
Clerk.
In all the different relations of life, he has
sustained the character of an honest and upright
man, and his hold on public affection has re-
mained untouched, through all the vcissitudes
of political life.
Mr.. D. was thrice married, and leaves large
family to mourn his departure.
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oERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,

ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1851
State Of Ohio, Auditor of States Office,
Columbus, July 81, 1854.
WHEREAS, The Etna Insurance Company, 10
Hartford, Connecticut located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut, has filed in this Office a
sworn statement of its condition, as required by
the first section of the "Act to regulate the
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incorpora-
ted by the State Of Ohio" passed May 1. 1854:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished
the undersigned, satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed Of at least one hundred thousand dol
lars Of actual capital invested in stocks of at
least par value, or in bonds or mortgages of ul-
incumbered real estate worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgased,
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has fled in this
Office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary there
of, nominating and appropnating 0REE BRANCH,
of Pomeroy, its Agent for the transaction Of bus
mess of Insurance, and fully and unreseredly
authorizing him to acknowledge service of pro-
cess for and on behalf Of said Company, con-
senting thGt service Of process upon him, the
said Agent, shall be taken and held to be as valid
as If served upon the Company, according TO the
laws Of this State, or of any other State, and
waving all claim Of error by reason Of such ser
vice: fTa NJ s, t7
NoW lHkhEFOhE, IN pursuance OF tne MS
section Of the "act to regulate the Agencies o
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed May |, 1854, /, William
d. Morgan, Auditor of said State, do hereby GER
tify that the said 0ren Branch, is authorized al
| an Agent for the said Company, to transact III,
business Of Insurance, in this State, until tn,
thirty-first day OF January, in the year on'
thousand eight hundred and fifty-fve, so far a
he may be legally empowered so to do by his lette
of appointment and the instructions which ma,
begiven to him by tbe said Company.
| In WITNESS WHEREoF, have hereunto sub
laga scribed my name, and caused the seal Q
/ II. s.. my Office to be affixed, this 2lst day Q
July, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty four.
/ VIM. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
IA Aug 4 n 1914 no ,,t. a4 stN..' sAf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

B3- Mr. Joel P. Higiey writes that there was
mistake in the call for the "Free Democratic
Convention" as publishedlast week. 1t should
have been on Thursday, the Seventh day of Sep
Der, ,,instead of the nth. He does not state how
the mistake oc occured-whethert through careless
ness in the printer or wtiter, and we have not the
copy at hand to see. But since the mistake has
occurred, he asks the insertion of the following
notice, changing time and place ofmeeting. The
Fountain will please copy. = ss3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

Varna. The typhus fever al appeared.
A small English expedition rl'acked the
Russian slockades, and burned Slna tolhe
ground
Madrid pretty quiet. The pc pie forcibly
prevented the Queen ChrisIiauu from leav.
ing Spain, and demanded her uial by The
Coriez. which The ministry have agreed to.
5000 French had landed on The Islhmus of
Perekoss in Criniea, and 5000 on The Island
Of Aland. .pi > aps afs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

NJ OTECE.-Application will he made to the
~ Court OF Common Pleas Of Ategs County,
1t its next session, for an order Of redemption OF
+hree acres Of land, beng part Of the following
described tract, R. IS, I. 3, S, 3, Lot Gao, No.
;, acres 100, value Sl99, -------.N. w. quar-
er, which were sold on MONDAY, the 10th day
Df January, Al. D. 1883, by the Treasurer Of
Meigs county, in the nare Of Samuel Bartlett
10 Ira Story, for the taxes, interest, and penalty
Df 1857, and simple taxes of 1859 on Tsaid 100
acres. 9lJ5~ ISAAC MlDklFF.
Bedford, Aug. o, IS54-3lw6s
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Daguerrean Boat.

TNHE Subscribers take pleasure in announcing
~ to the citizens of Middeport that they have
arrived with their DAGUERREOTYPE BOAT,
and are now ready to take pictures in such style,
and datsuch prices as cannot fail to give satisIac-
to take pictures ir cloudy swell as clear wealth
er. M0ORE& GILBERT. Z
Augdn2stf,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

Joseph w. Davis. of Washingion. d. c..
was removed from his place in The pos,.ottice
Of that city on the suspicion thai he was
Know Nothing or course, the Catholic
Poslmas,sr, Campbell viii permit no one Of
that class TO hold Office under him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
Free Democratic Convention.

The Free Democracy of Meigs county are re-
quested to meet at RUTLAND. on THURSDAY.
the SEVENTH day of SEPTEMBER, at II
O'Clock, A. M. Let there be full attendance
as questions of importance will be discussed.
By order Of committee
I0EI d uIGI.EV Hbo;rnoo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
by STATE AUTHORITY.

rTNHE ETNA INSURANCE CO., of Hartford
i Connecticut, having complied with the law
to regulate Insurance. Agencies Of Companies in
corporated by other States, passed May ist, 1854,
publish the following, as required thereby. The
original Statement being on file 1.-THE State Au-
ditors Office, with duplicate with the Clerk oi
Common Pleas, County Court.
STATEMENT.
lst. The name Of the Corporation is, ETNA
INSURANCE CoMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
2nd. and Sd. The amount of the Capital Stock
is three hundred thousand dollers--which is all
paidup.
4th. The Assets of the Company are:
1st. Cash 6n hand and in the hands
of other persons SIS, ,80S so
I'd. Real Estate unincumbered 19,30S "a
Sd. A Bonds secured 10y
y MORTGAGE per cent.
interest, payablesemi-
annually. i $4,000
% Bonds secured by
mortgages per cent.
interest, payable semi
annually, $4,000
$4,000 90
4th. Debts due the Company Sc
cured by mortgage 6,6l3 II
9th. Debts due the Company 9th
erwise secured NOME
9th. Debts due the Company for
premiums 10 500 g5
500 shares stock, Hartford & N. H'n
r. R. Co., worth $62 500
3l5 do. Hd, P. & F. r. R.
Co., worth t5 $50
107 do. Boston & Worces-
ter R. r. Co., worth 10 807
A do. New Albany & Sa-
lem r. r. Co., worth 100
$50 do. Conn. River II. r.
Co., worth IA 600
300 do Phenix Bank OF
Hartford, worth S5 400
30S do. Exchange Bank Of
Hartford, worth l8 i72
200 do. Far's & Mech's Blk
Hartford, worth 25 GOO
150 do. Connecticut River
Bank. Hartford, worth 10 5U0
200 do. Hartford Bank, of
Hartford, worth &c 400
do. State Bark, Hart
ford, worth $50
IS do. City Bank, Hartford
worth 6972
so Do. Bank of Hartford
worth 400
SO do. Bagle Bank of Prov
idence, worth $50
100 do. Bank Of America,
N. Y, worth II 200
100 do. Bank Of N. Amer
lea, N. Y, worth 10 300
so do. Bank OF Common
wealth, N. Y, worth 1900
$50 do. Bank Of Republic,
worth t6 500
4S0 do. Broadway Bank,
worth IA 900
100 do. The Peoples Bank,
worth q 400
100 do HanoverB'k worth Q 500
400 do. Mechs do do 10 800
100 do. N. Y. Life & Trust
Co. worth l6 600
so do. Connecticut River
Co., worth 900
- 934, 1884 o.
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Dr.. GuYsott's Improved Extract Of

1ELhO" DoCh " ohhoArAhlLLA-
now put up in the largest sized bottles, ami
lis Acknowledged to be the best Sarsapsrilla
made, as is certified by the wonderful cures has
performed the original copies OF which are in the
possession OF the proprietor. Remember this Is
lne only true and original article. -, ,.s,
The COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF YELL
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA,
Has been prepared with particular reference 10
Female Complaints, IncpieHt Consumption, Bar
renness, Luchorrh1a, Irregular Menstruation,
lncontinence OF Urine, and general gloomy state
OF mind, are cured by DR.. GuYsorT's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and SarsapaFia, which gives inn
mediate relief bp renewing the foundation Of
health and strengh-the blood. 1t neutralizes
bad hunlors, stops unnatural secTetions, and
gives healthy action 10 ali the vital powers.
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla ls peculiar
y adapted to females OF delicate health, result
ing from irregularity OF menstrual discharges, and
other diseases peculiar TO their sex. The pro-
pretor has ~ his possession great number OF
certificates ol cures performed OF the above de-
scription.. we assure the afflicted, that . bottle
or two of DR.. Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapariia will at once legnlate those diff
CuRE OF IRRLGULARirY IN TIE PERioDs or
MENsrRUlri0S.
or Please read DR.. Warder'S s si0iement Of
ihe abope case of MGrv Moore.
ps.nnoSv,,,. ". a,s "a ,ex,
This is to certify that Twas called in "a ne he
ohovs named Marv Moore dn,;ng az .hss',s ~
her her regular attending physician, found her Inn
4
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4 DMINISTRATOR's sALE-pul

A DMINISTRATORS SALE.-Pur-
IN suant 10 an order Of the Probate Court,
in and for the county Of Meigs, | will offer a.,
public sale, on the premises, in Chester Town.
ship, on Friday, the ED day Of September next,
at O'Clock P, NJ, the following real estate TO
witt 63 acres in Section No. 90, Town 8, Range
l2,Ibeginhing at northeast corner Of said sec
tion; thence south 100 rods; thence west 100
rods; thence north 100 rodsj thence east one
hundred rods to the place Of beginning. Except
10 acres in the north east coruer sold 10 T. Rush;
and a school house lot in west side, subject to
dover therein set of.
Tems--Onesthird cash in hand, one third in
six months. Balance in twelve months, with in
terest from date.
GEO. W. COOPER, Administrator
August 90 win32. rF OF N. Douglas
DLANK DEEDS, for sale at the Office
II tko Mo,s ,tu Nal a.
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THE srArr oy ONO.

Vtrr C-,. \
Ihh SrATk OF On'o' IS.
sS,SS HSEs,S SounE,
SErotsn me- =. H. I,n'ISoi, Anstice OF tne
- feacel IN analof said county personally cant
'onn Ashwo1.h, VINO o.lng ooly sworn aenosetit
as ioilows; was on tne sseamnoat New world
with socrates hamli'on, soout March, 1892, and
worked as partner WIN MN. he gut The boat
TWO OF thrsS oayS, auu lnell came PACK ana went
10 wotk, Inc gay ne oane PACK we were work
ing IN the hotu, stowing away ireight. In the
evening ne sara soheoooy haa stolen hity-sr
dollars out OF ms coat pocee. ne iald OH IN the
noio whue az wo,k,s ne saia ne thought Pat
olalk, an iIsn Tnauu, nv nav iasen ~ tie sad
SO repeateoy auIlns tne mp = number oil us
ADVISED MN 70 nave aSssIcn MADE lot II among
ihe u lshas, oul ne Moula nos nave u done. From
TINS 'ac', ~ was sne up','on .. tne oincers ana
crew ol INC ooas .n9. 1 nsu no' ost any money.
Aoous Ioa, nlSn.ns sl'eI lnis, ne tole me That
ne nao gov ,ne S.esn t W uvPoslt W ~ bank' Two
nunureu ooiiars toI nun Wneh ne saio ne lost
,he money, ne sala ne naa my ABOUT sixty Genus
,en; ne r., sao..1 u1,,a,s per monln on me
ooa., ana Il. ne hau uepoSl'1u every cent Q, MS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
The STATE OF ONO, ! .

Meigs County, '''
DEFORE me, /. NJ. Gilmore, a Justice OF the
ID Peace in and for said county, personally came
Michael r. Wolf, who being duly sworn, SAYS
that in the month of March, in the year 1882,
that Socrates Hamilton and himself were dec k
hands on the steamboat New World, ami made
one trip, and then he, (WolO went watchman,
and Hamilton quit two or three days, and came
back on the second or third morning and went to
work ogain. First work was storing lumber in
the hold; after that, Wolf says he went to bed
and staid there till supper time. About that time
the boat stopped to wood, and Wolf at that time
saw the hatch door was taken up; he then called
to know who was in the hold, and Hamilton an
swered that it was him, and said he was looking
for his coat but could not find it. Wolf says he
then handed Hamilton lamp; and Hamilton re-
turned shortly and said he had found his coat
behind some boxes in the wing, and his money
was gone. Wolf inquired who had been in the
hold during the day; and Hamilton said no one
but Patrick Clark and Dutchman. Hamilton
accused Clark of stealing the money, and at times
said he thought the Dutchman was partner in
the theft, and at other times that Brnker had
hand in the theft. Some time.after this, there
was a difficulty or quarrel between Wolf and
Hamilton. The cause of difficulty arose on ac-
count of Hamilton and two other men by the
name of Stanley and Jones being caught in the
act of breaking open boxes of dry goods, and Ia.
king such things as pleased the ladies, and many
other things. (Signed,)
MICHAEL R. WOLF.
Sworn to and subscribed, this !
14th day of August 1854
/. M. GILMORE, J.P.
certify that the foregoing is true copy of
an affidavit made before me by Michael r. Wolf
this I4th day Of August A. D. 1854.
I'M, M,latLMoRE, J.P.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
UNudDN HMN NE
WHEELING & CINCINNATI
REGULAR PACKET,

CUBA--CAPT. E. WILLIAMSON.
THE Proprietors take pleasure in informing their
l. old friends and the travelling public that they
have purchased and placed in the above trade
this fast sailing, new, and beautiful steamer.
The CUBA will make regular weekly trips be-
tween Cincinnati. touching at all intermediate
ports. A regular day has not been assigned her,
but notice will be given in due time.
Jnne 90, 1853-23tf
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

1T is an undeniable fact that the rights of Wo-
i men, by our existing Laws, are unprotect-
ed and abused. II has also recently been dis
covered that Women have rightto protect theiI
GLOSSY RINGLETs, this can be done by using
EmerSOn's American Hair ReStOFa-
tive, A SURE CURE FOR Badness and to prevent
the HAIR FROM FALLING See Circulars, to be had
of Agents, Price $1.00 in large bottles.
Sold by d. Reed & Bro., Pnmeroy, o.
@. E. FISHER & co. Propretors.
No. 81 Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
! Slight Cold the mother Of Con.
sllImptl0m.

Let not those complain of being bitten by q
reptile, they have cherished to maturity in their
very bOsoms when they might have crushed
it in the egg. NV, if we cali slight cold the
egg, and Peurisy, inflammation Of the Lungs,
Asthma, AMI Consumption the venomoas reptile,
the matter will be no more than correctly figured.
Attend to this in season: even a slight cold is
no small matter. At the first attack, use Wistar
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

GENUS AND CLEYERNEss- -Hazlitt, in
in speaking Of men and other people, says
that genius rushes like whirlwind talent
marches like cavalcade of heavy men and
heavy horses-clevernes skins like swal-
low in summer evening, with sharp shrill
note, and sudden turning. The man of ge-
MUS dwells with men and with nature the
man of talent in his study but the clever
man dances here, there and everywhere, like
butterfly in hurricane, striking every thin e
and enjoying nothing. but too light to be
dashed to pieces. The man OF talent will at
tack theories-the clever man will assail the
individual, and SANDER private character.
But the man of genius despises both he heeds
none, he fears none, he lives to himself, shrou-
ded in the consciousness Of his own strength
he interferes with none, and walks forth an ex-
ample, that 'eaglesfy alone, they are but sheep
that herd together" It is true that should a
poisonous worm cross his path he may tread
it under his foot should cur snarl at him he
may chastise it; but he will not, cannot at
tack the privacy of another. Clever men
write oerSeS, men of talent write prose, but
the man Of genius writes poetry.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

A GOOD oNE-A gay and witty lady Of
Memphis, Tenn. when going up to Louisville,
on one of the fashionable and much puffed
steamboats, of the Mississippi, was troubled,
as the other passengers were, by cockroaches
and other chronological specimens that
pervaded the boat. Happening to meet with
the captain, who was rather a proud person
age, the following conversation ensued ;os
" Captain, thought you commanded q
steamboat"
$50 l do, madam, and finer does not
run"
II beg your pardon; but think you ought
to call yourself the captain ofa buggy, rather
than steamboat accompanying the remark
with certain expression, which explained We
ry clearly the meaning of the allusion.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

GOLD IN EvERYTHING.-Dr. Percy, an Eng
lish savan, has put forth the opinion that gold
is to be found in everything ng-even in sea wa
ter! The truth Of this he has proved in nu-
merous instances, and has also found minnie
quantities of gold-'just enough to swear
by"-in various specimens of lead in all its
forms. This reminds one of the old alcbem-
ists' dreams of the transmutation of metals.
If it should be found that salt water Yields a.
fair per centage of gold, water-lots will be
likely to rise in the markell
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

Miss Greenwood tells story of the late
Duke of Cambridge, who had habit of re-
spending with peculiar heartiness to any con-
genial sentiment uttered in public meetings,
and even in church service-During a very
dry season, as prayer for rain was being
solemnly read by the minister, his royal high
ness, called out, in the emphatic and reitera-
tive style of his illustrious house, by all
means, by all meansw then added. in lower
but still distinct tone, "We shall not have
rain, however, until the wind changes"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

"WHT DoN'T THEY PAY THE BILL?"-The
Nashua (New Hampshire) Telegraph tells the
following ''good one :-s'After appearances
began to indicate that the Democracy had got
a pretty severe drubbing at the late election,
one of the Unterrifed was explaining the
cause to another and attributed it to the Ne
braska bill" The Nebraska bill, said the
intelligent sovereign, there's money enough
in the treasury why don't they pay the id
thing, and have it out Of the way.'o
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

lF DIS TAIL CONE oUT.-Two darkies in the
West.were out to hunt possums, etc., and by
accident found large cave, with quite a
small entrance. Peeping in, they discovered
three young bear whelps in the interior
Look heah SAM" said one, 'while go in
dar. and get de young bars, you jest watch
heah for de old bar. Sam got asleep in the
sun; when opening his eyes, he saw the bear
securing her way into the cave. Quick as
wink he caught her by the TAIL and held on
like blazes. Hello, dar !" said Jumbo in
the cave, "hello, Sam, what dark de hole
ear ?" "Lor bress you, Jumbo, save yourself
honey. if dis tail comes out, you'll find out
what dark de holer'
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-01

A REMARKABLE MANA New York letter
to the Mobile Tribune says:
There is a remarkable man connected with
the Custom House here-a Spaniard-H His
business is to receive money. He will pour
the contents of an immense bag of gold or
silver coin in the scale-for it is weighed, not
counted-andi in thrice announce the amount
in dollars and cents.-Then running his fin
gers through the shining pieces, and apply
his nose to them, Immediately takes out eve
ry counterfeit coin.-He has never been known
to make mistake in pronouncing money
good or bad; and his infallfble instinct for
detecting the spurious metal is located in his
olfactory organs.