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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02
Inventors and Manufacturers.

1870 S hs cAs nS" Of
ces on the 10Th of September. 1t is chiefly devoted
TO the advancement Of the interests of Mechanic.
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teemed for its practical ability Nearly all the val.
liable patents, which issue weekly from the patent
office, are illustrated with engravings, and the claims
of all the patents published regularly in its col
umns as they are issued, thus making it perfect
Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia of inform
alton upon the subjects of Mechanical Improve
ments, Chemistry, Engineering and the Sciences
generally. 1t is published weekly in quartu form
suitable for binding. and each volume contains II6
pages of reading matter, several hundred engra-
wings, with full and complete index. It's crcua-
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SHERIFF SALE.
f.. Smith vs. David q Doon Of

F.. Smith vs., David G.. Doan ct at.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue Of a de-
~ cretal order, to me directed from the court of
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, ! will offer
for sale at the door of the house in Perrysburg
on the I'd day OF October next the following real
estate, to wit: The undivided ene-eghth part of
two tracts of land in the reservation of twelve miles
square at the foot of the rapids of the Miami of
Lake Erie, in Wood county, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit: Twenty chains in breadth of the
east part OF river tract number sXty-nine (G9) in
the reservation aforesaid, bounded north by the
Maumee river, east by tract number seventy, south
by section number five, and west by line returned
by the Surveyor General, in the year 1877 the
line between tracts GS and 60; also, part of tract
No. slxty-eght. (6S in the same reservation, bound
ed as follows: Commencing on the Miami River at
the pointWhere the line between tracts Nos GS and
69ntersects said river thence up said river and along
the margin Of the same 20 rods thence in "A di-
recton TO intersec the line between tracts Nos GS
and 90 aforesaid forty rods from the place Of be-
ginning: both tracts containing eighty and one
half acres Of land to be sold the property of d.
c. Doan at the suit Of said plaintiff.
JOHN ELDER Coroner. and acting Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY Atty. Wood Co.
Sept. 2, lS54.--23w5$425
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Tribute of Respect.
PERRYsBURG, A.

PERRYsBURG, Aug. 26, 1884.
At a meeting of Fort Meigs Lodge No Sc
!. o. O. F. the deaths of bros. WIN. H. CoUR-
SER and ALBERT D. WRIGHT, past Grands
of this Lodge and JACOB KINGFIELD, mem
bers, were announced, whereupon the fol-
lowing resolutions we're unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved, That we do sincerely mourn the
loss of our deceased brothers, who were
worthy members of this Lodge and of COM
munity; and that we do earnestly sympa-
thize with their bereaved and afflicted fami-
lies in this dispensation of divine Providence
which has made their homes desolate.
ResolUed, That as mark of respect this
room be trimmed with mourning and the
members wear Grape on the left arm for
thirty days.
ResolUed, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the papers of this place, and that
copy be sent to each of their afflicted
families. F. R. MILLER, N. G.
J. S. NORTON, Sec.
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1872

KANSAS EMIGRATION CoMPAN1Es.-A con-
stitution for Kansas emigrant company,
for northern Ohio, has been formed at Ober-
lin. Another has been formed at Millers-
burgh, Holmes county, Ohio.
The second company of emigrants from
Boston, for Kansas, have started for that
destination. The noble efforts of these
companies, may possibly thv art the efforts
Of the cohorts of slavery and secure freedom
for Kansas and Nebraska. Let them perse-
we're.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

Joseph P. Smith VS.. McFadden 4 Mowerer
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
~ order of SALE issued from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the door Of the court house in Perrysburg on the
I'd day OF October next, between the hours of II
NJ and P. NJ, the following real estate, to witt
The south half Of the south quarter of section
8, of T. north, of Il. 10; to be sold under said
order in attachment.
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
Sept. q l854.--23w6$l.8
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SIIERIFF,S SALE,

Keser for Brainard VS.. Fair L. Martin.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue OF a writ
~ of vendi TO me directed from the court OF com
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio. will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysbury
on the 2d day of October next between the hours
of II NJ. and p. NJ the following real estate. to
witt The south part of the south half of the north
east quarter of section fifteen r. 3 north, OF X. H.
containing 40 acres and eighty-nine hundredtlis in
Wood county. Ohio.
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff
MuRRAY & BUCKLIN, Att'ys.
Sept. ., lSj4.--23wjS2
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RAISING THE HULL OF THE STEAMER ERIE.

RAISING THE HULL OF THE STEAMER ERIE.
Thirteen years ago the steamer Erie was
burned on Lake Erie, below Dunkirk, and
many lives were lost. Recently an eastern
company came on with machinery and
raised the hull. They have recovered about
$4,000 in gold and silver, melted and un-
melted, and with the article of iron, etc.
about the hull, will secure enough to pay
them their expenses in raising her.
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat $l.25@l.5O; Flour SSOOWY.OO; Rye, 80;
Corn, 5Op50; Oats 25@31; Flaxseed S7@$100;
Timothy, $l.50@2,00; Glover $400@4.50; Pota-
TO 1.5O; Beans $I25@l so; Butter 12@1S; Eggs,
TO 10; Beeswax, 90 to 25; Feathers, 81 to "A ;
Fresh Pork, to At Mess do, $1,000 to 1900;
Prime, $500; Hams 8@10; Shoulders 6 to 81;
Sides to 6; Fish, pickerel $600a700; white bass
S5.5O06.O0; Shingles, white wood IS 90, pine
S3.5OM4.OO; Slaves, flour barrel soto 375, tight
barrel $5.50@600; Hides, green4 to 5, dry 8 to /;
Tallow 10 to 12; Lard 8to 10; Wood $1.25@1.50 !;
Onions ---75; Wool 25135 cts. Hogs to 4ac.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.
ShENAFf'S SALE.
Leonard WhitmOre VS. Chas. V. Jenison impld with
others

Leonard Whitmore VS.. Chas. V. Jenison impld with
others.
DY virtue of writ of vcndi to me directed from
O the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on the % day of October next
between the hours of II NJ and > p. NJ, the follow
ing real estate, 10 wit: The equal undivided one
fourth of river tract No. eightyfye, of the United
States reserve of ~ miles square at the foot of the
rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie, containing 1876
acres, excepting 20 acres belonging TO Luther Whit
more it being on the east side, running parallel
excepting lots Nos. TO- IL and II.
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
Sept. 2, 1Sj4.--23w5S2.3S
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$500 to $1,000 Year.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY & DO GOOD
DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-

DOCK AGENTS WANTED.--Thes sub
I'D scriber publishes number of the most valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular, dnd of such moral
and religious influence that while good men may
safely engage in their circulation they will confer
public benefit, and receive a fair compensation for
their labor.
TO men of enterprise and tact this business offers
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom
to be met with.
Persons wishing to engage in their sale. will re
ceive promptly by mail, circular containing full
particulars, with Directions to persons disposed to
act as agents" together with the terms on which
they will be furnished by addressing the subscriber
post paid. ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
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5E3~In Press, and ready for Agents by the lst of
October, 1854, Sears's Illustrated Description of
the Russian Empire" For further particulars, ad-
dress as above.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed administrative of the estate of
DIR. James Robertson, deceased late of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio Those having claims against said estate
will please present them legally proven, for mme-
diae settlement, and those indebted must make i'm
mediate payment.
EUPllEMIA ROBERTSON.
Sept. 2, 1Sj4.--23w3
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4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.--Thc under
N signed have been duly appointed administrators
on the estate of Jacob William Lang deceased and
qualified as such All persons having claims against
said deceased will present them duly authenticated
and all indebted will make immediate payment
JOHN BATES,
i. II. MILLER.
Aug. I9 lS54--2lw3
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Fifty brothels in Philadelphia have been
broken up, and over fiftyfive visitors, en-
bracing old and young men were arrested
and their names published, high and low.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-02

SCHOOL TEACHERS.--There will be u
~ meeting of the Board of School Examiners for
Wood county at the court house in Perrysburg on
the second Tuesday of September, 1854, at O'Clock
A. NJ for the examination of teachers
}. II. NEWTON, Clerk.
Sept. 2, 1S54.--23w2
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed administrator on the estate of
Frederick Lucas, deceased, late of Wood county.
An persons havng claims against said estate
quired to present them legally proven, the under
signed for settlement and all persons indebted will
make immediate payment.
DAVID DONALDSON.
Aug. 49, 1S54.--2lw3
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A correspondent of the N. Y. Times wri
ting from Brownsville, Texas, states that al
last accounts, Gen. Ampudia's forces at
Monterey consisted of l5 men or privates.
and l40 officers
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
G.. PERRIN.

MANUFACTURERS of all styles of Carriages
1RI and Wagons, also, of Ball & Posts Cultivator,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultivator. Shop Front street opposite
Spafford's Hotel, Perrysburg, Ohio [2ltfl
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Mr.. Grimes, just elected governor of Iowa,
is a native of Hillsborough, New Hampshire
the town in which President Pierce was
born
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TOR SALE.-The personal property belong
4 ing TO the estate of the late Nicholas Reiser
will be sold at public vendue, on the premises, Oh
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1854. Sale 90 commence at
10 o'clock, a. NJ. There is complete set Of black
smith tools, and great number of other articles
JOHN YEAGER
JOHN WEBB,
Sept. p 1S5i-23w2 Admrs.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.---I have on hand
w Five New Lumber Wagons, which will sell
CHEAP for cash, or Produce at market prices,
Perrysburg, Ohio. c. PERRIN.
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~ To Persons out Of Employment. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02

Il AT meeting Of the Democratic Republican Elect
ors Of the Twenty second ward favorable to union Of
the party held ut the hoase Of Mr. ParicG Ccrey
Of Forty sixth stret and Ninth avenue Saturday
evening. September &c. Mr.. Thomas Cusaiog was APP
pointed Chairman, and Messrs. Philip F. Hannavan ard
Francis Cossin acted Secretaries After transsc
tion Of very important business it was upon
tiop, una MIN us]y
Resolved Mat general meeting Of ths electors be
held at the Of Mr. James layn 4sth street near
Eleventh avenue, Monday eyenir q oc,cbsr 2, ut Is
O'Clock TO submit the matter to the people their
consideration.
in compliance with said resolution all persons wish
ing that victory should their cause at the forth
coming election, invited to attend this meeting BY
order, THOS. CUSHING Chairman
FRANCIS CRossrN,
PHILIP +. HANNAvAx, seeieseffes,
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LrORAUO SEYMOUR-DEFEND YOUR HOUSES,
III your property and -FOUR Hberties.-Thoss who are
opposed the coercye unjust Maine law prepared by
Lyron Holey Clark the wing nominee for Governor Of
this who obest to have their houses searched
their properly In violation of the itutioR
and Of their personal berties who opposed to the
assaults Of bgoted and vindcve dema who are
in favor Of sustaining the principles OF the Veto Message
ny Han Thursday evening" October s. At TX o'clock,
to respond to his nomination for Governor Of the State
Of New York, and to rally round the man who has had
the independence to proclaim the principles Of civil hber
ty and the personal rights of citizens against tYra.
meal doctrines and bgotry fanacsm and intolerance.
Rally! Rallyll Rany!!! ELIJAH F. PCRDY,
JAMES c. wnlETr (ss.-e..rs. Chairman.
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NOTICE TO TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
IN electors Of the Twelfth ward Pursuan. the csr
Of the General Committee ut Tammany Hail. . primary
election for the election of delegates to the different
conventions will be held at John McCuskers in Third
avenue, between 124th and l25h streets, Tuesday
evening" October between 50 hours of and o'clock
HENRY PATTERSON,
THOMAS WEIGH,
Secretaries Of the Ward Committee.
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Sc ,retaries Of the Ward Committee.

CEYMOUR AND vICrORY.-THE DEMOCRATIC RE.
y publican Electors Of the Tenth ward and all othera
who wish to sustain the chief Of State In
his Independent course on the Maine Liquor Law and
his devotion to the republican institutions Of our
country, respectfully requested to meet 1t Dun
laps Tenth Wasd Hoe corner Of Broome and Torsyths
the purpose Of organising Seymour Club for the
ward signed by the Voters Of the Ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02

TTNO THE ELECTORS OF THE FOURTH WARD-wE
Il perceive by the proceedings of l&te primary ee,-
ton, held in the house Of Alderman Baird, 1sx Oak
street. there disposition manifested By three four
aspirans for political favors to make division in our
ranks by forming coalition with political oppo,
nents. Seeing on several Of their conven-
tons, heIsby publicly repudiate any connection with
said parties.
Timothy Garrck, Mich1 O Burne, Chas Anderson,
Patrick Fletcher, Patrick White, Wn. Witty,
VIM Ceary, Stephen Lynch, Patrick Fallon,
Patrick Creme, John Oliver, John Ware,
Timothy Coleman, John Casey, Pat'k Doueherty,
Oliver O'Donnsll, 7. O'Bren, John Sums,
John Fitzgerald, Ant'y Mcoroddin Michael Conroy,
John Murphy, Daniel Donovan, Daniel Mccarthy
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FANCY ARTICLES.


toARIs feathers, RIBBONS FLOWERS, DoNsHrs,
Il DC - The attention Of essh purchasers Is eoEcited
70 on stock Of ostrich sud mayabout feathers bonnet
ribbons, French flowers, straw and beaver boons, &c
which WI be sold low, for each.
HOMER 4 KFFCHUH
e5Ard &C john street co-ns- Of wlus.a,
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BILLIARDS.

4 Bk8N TRD's First PREMIUM CRysrhr Pi-AY
Ton. Prices re- need cheap any An ready for ship
rirG. Billiard pAhe en VIII find Elate and metal ted
and rubber Al, srsbI stso Ann street An ertrsn
JAP Fastor grsSt, n W Astisls b ~ kses :sr so
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INDIA AND FRENCH SaATLS-TdE SUBS sRIBER
i invites attention TO some Of the most sayreb and
costly specimens Of India esmes hair shawls exh
tted in this city also to nnrvaed select OF French
cashmere and orocAe shaw both long and square, all Of
the newest and most recherche designs and prices
coincide with the present pressure Of the times y
GEO. BUIPlN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium 361 BROAD.
wxy.
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YVNO IlrHOGRAFBERs-ARAR ARE CHANCE--FOR SALE,
and win positively be sold, the wsos or share IN
hthogYaph soDcesu which well established and doing
the principal business in the city OF Louhvis KY with
verk susiept al al times for four presses The repn-
ion Of the is ESTABLISHED for good work The
offers il for sale account Of declining health
but woui DC ~il,pg 10 retain interest in u with
properly epai6eo partner Terms win be made easy e
such Address box $50 Post ofice, Louisville, KY
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IT AIDES FANCY FURS-BULPINS FUR STOCK FOR
IL the approaching season 10 ready and prses
most superb assortment OF every fashionable garment
Viz victorines, uppet rding BIAS, cspes c,oaks,
dipAR, NUTS and cuffs in Russian and Hudson's Bsy
ssbes, stone martin mink squirrel, srns genet chin
chus, baum martin, &c, &c, all newly manufactured
Of choice and well seasoned SKINS and at extremely
derate prices. GEO. BULPIN, Sol Broadway.
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POLiTlCAL.

THOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECs
I tion-The democratic republican electors Of tho
Fourth ward, favorable 10 regular nominations, the
usagss Of the party and the election Of Roratio ssy
mour Governor squested to assemble a. No Is Il
Oak street Of Re cssvet Tuesday evening
tober g. between the hours of and O'Clock, for the
purpose Of eecng delegates 70 the several eonvenons
BY order OF the Ward Committee
wM BAIRD, Chairman.
ySsna Hba sas Secretaries.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

A 7. STEWART co. INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
a. Eve of cheap lilks, from auction, will
be opened on Monday October 2. N. B.-Ihis lot will
clsse their present stock of these desirable silks 1t g.
per yard. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
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HLOAKS AND MANTHLAS.-GEORGE BUIPN, 1851
~ Broadway respectfully announces to the ladies' that
his assortment Of coaks for the present fall trade
ready, and he has much pleasure in observing that du
ring his recent visit to Europe he has taken
Of the extraordinary depression existing in the manufac
turing districts Of France and Germany to make such
extensive purchases and contracts will enable him to
place before the public most exquisite asseblage Of
rich and costly novelties at prices before heard Of
single inspection of his stock viii be Thoroughly con-
vincing Of this important fact. Paris Mantils Enpo
rum, 36l Broad ray.
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FALL FASHIONS.

DARlS FALL MILLINERY. MRS. VIM. SIMMONS,
having opened her fall styles Of Paris millinery, is
merry show rooms te4 Broadway, the Metropolitan
Hotel.
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Y,wEN1Y-FIRsr wARD-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
l. Inspectors Of primary eiec ion, held at Smith &
HOTEL corner of Twenty seventh street and Fourth
nue., on Thursday evening September 26th 1854 pursu
ant to the call OF the democratic Republican General
mmitee do certify that the following ticket was duly
elected -
MAYoRAITy 55TH COUNCIL DISTRICT,
VIM G. H. WaIden, Joseph Yeamons,
John Anderson. Michael Dear,
Josiah Switzerland. VIM. y. Conner
JUDICIARY. Patrick Carr,
Vim. II. Leonard Terrence McKenua
Jonn Lynch, COUNTY
Isaac L. Pinckney. Henry Smith
CONGRESSIONAL. John King
jam o Russell, Isaac R. Va,ian
Samuel Pheasant, CHARTER
Eijsh Ward, Timothy Daley.
John burns George Rarriot
John stoutenburg' Samuel Rockenbury,
ASSEMBLY,. Robert Farmer.
Bernard McCabe, Richard Dalton
Edward Moore, John Irving,
George McDonald, John Kennedy,
isaac 4 Cox, Cornelius Conk.in,
Edward Philips. John Rogers,
OATH COUNCIL DISTRICT. Michael McGlvn
Jeremiah Crowley, Rodney A. Locke
James Upton, Henry H. Warx,
james Brady, Thomas Po.ntz,
james dempsey, Thomas Quinn
George McCardAI. Michael Brady.
ISAAC r. VAkIAN, \
GEORGE MCDONALD, inspectors.
JAMES BRADY,
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MRS. A. LAENAY's DANCING SCHOOL, At NON.
4I tagus Hail. No Court street. BOosiyn, Wild oe
rsorened on Wednesday, October IS. Lessons on Wei
pescay and Saturday aterno ms, com r1encng AZ 4,
oclocs. Yrs. l. viii be assisted by her daughte. Ma
tinee laDssntss az hessof,re lnstructio given 10
schools and 10 private classes. For particulars apply
TO Afs, l., at 4S Livingston street, BrSoSiyn,
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nSNCINi ACADEMY, ISL FOURTH STREET. Goa.
IL Der OF sixth ayenue.--Nrs. +. NcFARL sN0 res.
ptcauy announces the reopering Of her school for in
strucfion, in this elegant and fashionable acccor1 s
ment on Wednesday, OCTOBER T. All the dances IN vogue
taupht, including every vasts OF Waiting Class Tor
'aaes and Children, Wednesdays and Satufdoys from
90 70 n Evening classes H.; ladies' (exclgs,yely)
to9P. NJ. Private lessons at Al. timee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF OF
"A hcirs, Seventh regiment, National Guards, will
be held at the Eighth Company armory Lafayetts Han.
this, Monday evening, october2, TX O'Clock By
der. A. DuRYEE Colonel.
VIM REARRrsoS, Secretary.