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BALTIMORE, April l3-4The mates Of this vessel
have made statement, charging the Captain with
desstling The ship without cause; that there was
brit IS inches water Ia the hold, and the vessel IN
good condition.
THEFT previous statement. pgEeed with the Cap
taim's, aud they bolh signed his affidavit aud pro-
test limit ... ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14
WASIlINGrON lTEMS,

AralL l9-Senator Douglass left hete To-day fof
Chicago, via PiIlsbute.
4 Cabinet meeting to-day wasrendefe'' nece&sa'
", and the absent members were sent tof' Cause
unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrspuRon. April lS.-Rlysl feet . inches,
falling. Weather cloudy aN'l mlId'
CIScrSSArr, Anil l3.-lIiyet RISEN inches.-
weathet mid, with indications Of rain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

rrKossnth announces that he has made a per-
mingnt engagement with The London AHH, and
sollcits subscriptions fot that papet 1t is Issued
Weekly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

Us. RtcuEr, Of Allegheny, brakeman on the
obn and PennsyIyaniP ARaiIrOad, was killed on
u. ftslsht tain Jay before Yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

BANGOR, Me-, April l3-The ice In The Penob'
scot opposite here has almost disappeared. The
river will probably be clear Tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14
MEDICAL.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

.
JUDGES, Lqpyers, Physicians, he rich,
Ke poor tf6mifptfy elass ofsoeit-
II, Mesdme. testimony isgir7
en- ofwoadIfal cures By
Hampton's1incture. M "a.
IT IS THE GkEAr my lGoRATl ~ !, AND
RESTORATIVE OF TIE CQNSrlIu- 70.
ZION WHEN BROKEN DOWN BY
DISEASE, OUR OWN ClTl-
%ENS BEING W.T.
NESSES.
n ESPERAT + re.r 81 Rh'Nmstt,r' a.! Gess tsN!fst
~ e4TtA,-AI, litaty tiaiLtt had this aieadt4 die
ea.t stS !s1r' ea.a 81 1t SaCS, ,teS SnS
Which made sT!ttt and ItI aiaGen! cute NJ. uathet
dates his eeTeate kendtll Grove, MONTGOMERY topnty
Nd, December %, lsA Any turthel inEo maj
IS"jEsds Of oSsrs have ALTO been cured BY this great
remedy aud Is but !e 70 ask lor ihe aeee 70 say
aud lei pamphlet ind sector Themselves cures Of colds.
wesis Sni SsIlS ttsret,lblt gentleman called a.
our stoIe be vas s6asns from ehtohte and lhtammItn
,s Of liz tSSFss S Il ssS wss I1s
advice Of tespeeta bic net haAI be vas thd4ta w
,Ptsns 1Stt.1. ana he sss va ~ s' !s,
best physeIairs tI4 pAne will be given 10 any Owe wh1
may desire " communicate with Mh, ~ caulE Al lhe
stOte Of QosliMtr I! Nt1k'ay.
<,..,.,. y.,;,,,,n Wherever known III. ties
pa IN, ~ rnsrnsIyA mi lei those WHO 10 rot
AnW VS. sh W.; " 49, I'M mns Hshly ItsrStta
NJ st.ns y, 'e sSn.se liz wondef cue 81
y n S'sSsS ~ ~ 'TiintiHEs
"s"'F'""S 'SSs@~"'s ''EN'S's' R,sras Ott. 4. 1854
ill.,. v..,,-... ]. u.,.t.,,, "A''V"' Wv y
E''I I.s Il Nv duty TO you and The public
IA eArix ~ Nv ,SoJ tStes Of Hsnpton,s yeettabe
', ~ ~ aoSs SSsn AZ vea "a skorRr under
A. rt'nrir Thsnnt,ise and ts a eat paIt Of that
IVA n
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES. &c.
RlSGaoLp, Washington co"

April tSth, Isji.
Mstrs. Meriimtr 4 MeRbTaY
ltaf Sis IL was tptueti, BY friend Of mtns, to
Try liamptoh's Vegetable TInetuIt for DysrtpSia With
luz 0rnl, purchased aud used one bottle, and stentrs
" cured me- have induced Others 10 ~ y, most Of
whom, II not ALL speak htPhly o. ill snd would
Vegetable Iipetute, II will certainly cure them.
YouIs, with great te.peet, ,,,
Il. NEWCOMER.
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BONDS FOR SALE.

u ERS0SS wishing safe investment Gun procure tho
sane, besInS interest al The rate Of per cent uFon
Tue money Invested, payable semi annually In New York.
The pTtHflPa AMI interest secured by mortgage. Setu'
Is considered uhqUesti0ued.
Apply al once & Jno GoshoTn Dan c. List. James R.
Haker and ], II, PepietOn. heO
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SUICIDE.

oUIUIUE1
BosroS, April t3lh.-Wm. o. Denton, . well
known lawyer Of this city, shot himself dead. this
morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

1'p+lltate Pemae. and children will Pie,ss tryit It
cures coughs, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Liver compliant,
Serotila, With ali arrangements OF The aysteci.
For sale 81 r, ii, Logan & Co., Wheeling, ttne.
raj agents; John n. Tappan, filth ward, aud BY
DIUFglstS generally.
Baltimore, and 9A HIoadway, NY.
1jspTiee Al pef bottle INTO
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Rlsoaolp, Ma., lune ISM, lsS4.

MtH.ys. Mortimer 4 MsrtraI:
years. and could get nothln 10 help uo, until aIend AID
vIsed me 10 try fiamptonS Vegetable Tleture. put
chased Two bottles, and before bad used Them both
who are plagued with Pies would DO well 10 give tho
TincluTe tTiti. Yours, respectfully, ..,,n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-14

Freight

Freight
For the Central Rold will be received al the whar0ot
OF Quincy ST., At ali hours between a. m. and m -
Receipts given TO delivery 10 all Stations on the Z. o. H.
H., and to Cincinnati.
Wheeling, Jan Il. 1915. jni0tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

The last advicss do not settle the question
of Napoleon's visit to the Crimea. Reports
are still contradictory. One account repre-
SCENTS him as about to visit the Queen of Eng
land A suggestive visit, the ex-policeman
of London coming back to meet the crowned
head of England as an equal! A few years
ago, Louis Napoleon would not have been
even presentable at the English Court. Few
of the lower rank of the English nobility
would have welcomed him to their dwellings
Now he stands above the heads of the high
est of them, and their government follows bis
lead in the Eastern war, with the unquestion
ing loyalty of the liege to his lord.
We should like to know the sensations OF
this plebeian, if the cold blOoded Louis has
any sensations, upon his visit to the English
court. One of the canaille standing side by
side with the majesty of England and die
tating the policy of Europe! This is an age
Of progress. Napoleon's visit may suggest
some wholesome thoughts to Englishmen.-
As they see the sagacious Frenchman, a real
king, in company with the amiable but weak
mistress of their realm, it may occur even to
the most prejudiced devotees of hereditary
rank, that a crown only sits gracefully when
It surrounds brains as we'll as head. The
stupid management of the Eastern war has
prepared the public mind of England to an.
preciate such an idea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
A CONTRAST,

The magnificent pageantry attending the
departure of the English troops for the Cri-
mea, with the whole population pressing
around them, and thrusting into their hands
tokens of their admiration and enthusiasm,
vealed by the Sebastopol Inquiry Committee
the wounded and sick stretched out, un-
cared for, on bed of hideous filth, and hun
dreds and thousands of them literally starv-
ing to death War has two pictures. Let
the young military enthusiast contemplate
them both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
THE HERolsM or EsrRAMpEs.

Inc demeanor of Estrampes ct ms go
ton In Havana was greater victory ose.
tle tyrant who sent him to the garcte 'nan -,
victory in the battlefield. Think as YOU sA'
OF me merits of bis cause, yet the supi''0a
rosm with which. in the presence OF w 'A
mense multitude be marched to ms oooa'
was enough to give strength and majesty "
the worst and weakest enterprise. With an
erect port, fearless brow and avoice whose
clarion notes rang high above the roar OF
martial music, he continued to shout to MS
last breath, Live Cuba! Liberty forever
Death to Tyrantsl'' In that sound, the petty
Nero who rules over the fairest island Vi
the western archipelago might have heard
his own doom. The spectacle of such an
execution, instead of awning the people VINO
beheld 1t. must have inspired them with q
moral power above the effect of q hundred
glorious battles. 1t must have nerved with
new resolution the souls of the brave anu
breathed courage even into coward near!'
The Captain General of Cuba was as snort
sighted as cruel to let the populace see WIN
their own eyes and hear with their own ears
that death is not the greatest of evils; thal
to heroic soul, conscious Of right, the scat
fold is but footstool from which it ascends
to throne Of immortal fame. And to the
tyrant himself, how CALLING the evidence that
the poor body was the only part of his victim
he could reach that the soul defed his au-
therity, and that even the senseless clay hal
lowed by such death, would stir the hearts
of men to mutiny more powerfully than the
most eloquent living lips.
HEstrampes had been successful, he would
have been hailed by future ages as the Wash
ington of his country. But even fallen, the
memory of his great soul will yet prove
| guiding star to Cuban independence. teach.
ing her sons that swhO would be free them
selves must strike the blow and shining
with q pensive but unfading light upon her
historic annals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
SEBASTOpOL.

Among the many dispatches from Vienna
received in Paris, and which may or not be
true, was one mentioning that one period the
Conferences had for a moment abruptly ceas
cd, in consequence of M. de Bourqueney
having demanded that the question of Sebas.
topoi should be treated by the Plenipotentis
ries, with the view to its being dismantled
that upon this the Russian Plenipotentiary sa.
lated his colleagues and quilted the room
that dispatch was forthwith sent to the EN-
peror Napoleon, who, on consulting with his
Ministers, replied. without loss Of time, and
desired 81. de Bourqueney to resume the me-
gotiafions, and to be more temperate In his
demands. - egg
There never was . greater absurdity con
esived than that Russia would listen, for a
moment. to the dismantling Of Sebastopol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
AVE Docs Property I'VE have oft,

AVE Docs Property I'VE have often
heard this question propounded, and answered liz
the negative, but have never yet heard reason
given to satisfy us why dog Is not just az much
the property of his owner as horse, COW, or hog
and why the owner should not have the same pro
lection thrown around this species of property by
law, as around that of any other. In Europe and
in this country, valuable dogs command high pri-
ces, and In many instances they could not be pur.
chased for their weight In gold Even in the ctv
of New York, good pointers and setters are regu-
lary sold at from $50 to $50; and In our own city
we know one setter dog for which the owner re-
fused, in cash, last fall, the sum of $780, while
there are many others here that cannot be pur.
chased for 500; and yet we are told by some that
dogs are not property and that the law would In
f1ict punishment on man for stealing favorite
one, for which the owner had refused $500, while
1t would send to the penisentiary the same thief
he we're to steal a horse or COW worth not more
than $50. ..
Ifdoss are net property why are their owners
taxed 30 heavily for them. Can 1t be because they
are looked upon a nuisance, and the tax is Inn
posed to get rid of themf If this be so, then, 10
stead of taxing nuisance, the law should have Il
abated at once by extermnating the whole canine
race. TT r-r
Horses, hogs, and cows are only valuable In Ger
tain ways-that is, when their owners have any
particular use for Them So with the dog. If A
wishes mastiff to guard his premises at nieht-i
needs terrier TO protect his establishment from
the nroads of rats-or II prizes his setter for his
sagscity In the field, and as conducive to his plea
sure, and either or all of them pay the requisite
tax imposed by law, they have just the same right
to protection as the man who keeps horse fol
pleasure, the for her milk, or the hog for its
meat; and we have no hesitation In Saying that We
would just as soon convict thief and sentence him
to the penitentiary for stealing dog, would
for stealing horse, COW, hog or any other article
OF value to Its owner, and If the law does not i'm
pose punishment on deg THIEF, 1t is certainly very
defective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
"TO GU r FLA g."

United around our flag we love TO meet,
Never to forsake its glowing folds,
In its element where 1t waves 90 sweet,
OF! how we low its 'red, white, blue" and gold.
Nerved by the ladies of our beautiful hill.
60 on with our banner. 20 brave and free;
Under its bright folds we love to drill,
And think of the sweet lovers of liberty,
Ready to protect this bright gift of thine,
Dear to our hearts az freedoms holy shrine.
aDl7-ItS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
A MAGIC WORD.

There is in pamphlet called Peace, by
Emile Girardin, single word which has as
astonished England. That talismanic word is
Gibraltar. There will be no lasting peace,
maintains Girardin, unless France and Eng
land insist on the mutual and simultaneous
disarming of Sebastopol and Gibraltar. Bull
is astounded at an eventuality so uncomfor
table, so humiliating, SO appalling. Since this
pamphlet of Girardin, according to the Lon
don correspondent of the New York Times
peace has gained hundreds of influential ad
vocates in England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

THE KuEKEL's ARE COMING, and on
their arrival we are to have series Of attractive
and interesting entertainments at Metropolitan
Hall This troupe Is said to be one of the best 10
the Union-their music and songs are chaste and
elegant, and all their performances are OF that at
tractve character that win applause from the ladies
Ford, IL one of the ts,t MANAGERS on the continent
and, being gentleman Of refined taste, takes good
care to see that nothing indecate Is ever sung OF
spoken by the accomplished band Tor whom ne 10
acting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
DEAp BopY DIscovEREp.-On the nj.

DEAD BoDY DIsCovERED.-On the night
of the 7ih instant, negro fellow named Ben. the
property Of Mr.. c. L. Long, of this city, was ar
and dsorderly in the street. The next morning |.
was discovered that he was suffering from an aber
ration of mind, caused from disease, and he was
forthwith sent to the City Poor House hospital, to
be taken care of. In the course of that evening,
Ben's fever continuing to increase, he jumped oni
of the window and ran off, no one knowing what
course he had taken, or where he had gone Last
Thursday afternoon his body was discovered la a
swamp In Hanover county, about nine miles from
the city, between the farms of Messrs Henry Tnr.
ner and William Tucker, and the next morning
Justice Thomas Tucker held an inquest over the
remains. The jury, after enquiring into sill the
facts, far as they could ascertain them rendered
verdict that he to bis death from disease and
exposure. Mr.. Long, having heard of the discoy.
cry OF the body, had 1t disiniered or Sunday last
and satisfied himself that the deceased was his
servant Ren Is 5sssg.gsi t..E5s..r. ; a sssaes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

FOREIGN NEws.-TERRIBLK SIIpwREcK.-Let-
ters by the steamer America, from Sydney, Aus
tralla, state that vessel name unknown, had been
wrecked on hampton Shoals, and 500 Chinese pas.
sergers, and portion of the crew, were lost The
master and eight men only were saved. These
made for Cape Dennis In boat, and on landing
were attacked by the natives, who killed five OF
them.
Trade In Australia had somewha improved, but
political matters were unsatisfactory. The prices
of wool were flat. The gold market was dull; pri.
ceS So los. per OF.
Freights have fallen; wool one penny per pound
weight tallow Cos. per ton to London.
FROM CHINA AND INDIA.
despatch from Triest, by telegraph, announced
the arrival of the overland mail from India, March
%, with advices from Calcutta OF February Gath,
Madras 2sth, Shanghae 7th, Hong Kong 18th, Sim
gapore 81; also, advices from Sydney to January
9th, Melbourne 3lst, Adelaide Sd, and Mauritius
February 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

STEALING A Saskatchewan Crane, q
negro boatman. was arrested and Gagged yesterday,
bv cffi .er Seal for stealing shirt from henry
Morris. He will have hearing this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

STREET FIcHr.-We regret to learn that
irg, between MIR. John j. Palmer, Of the Enquirer,
and Mr.. Martin M. Lipscomb, City Sergeant, In
which both gentlemen had their faces bruised and
eyes blackened. How the difficulty originated we
are unable to say. As fortunes are never made by
fighting, 1t would be much better for gentlemen to
adjust their Misunderstanding peaceably, If they
could control their tempers long enough to do so.
Az the combatants were separated by the High Con
stable Of the city, we presume they will be called
before the Mayor to answer for violating the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

BRoxx JAM.--On Sunday morIlng last 2
man calling himself Georges 4 Evans. ~no -
srrested IN ibis city for attempting to pass coun-
terfeit $500 note Ia Fredericksburg, and sent 70
that town for trial, broke jail In Fredericksburg
and 10 coinpady with another prisoner can NE,
Thomas II. Parker alias Charles Parkdr, wno
was confined on the charge Of buglarJ, escsPea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

HORRIBLE TRAGRDY.-On Monday, the 9th inst
a tragedy occurred in Dayton, Ohio which result.
ed 10 the death of very worthy man named Re
gan. His wife had fallen in love with married
man named James D. Mowry, the father of three
children. Mrs. Regan's husband saw her kiss
Mowry, and after that they lived most unhappiy
together. She determined to poison her husband
after soliciting Mowry, who refused to do it. She
was arrested after Regan's death, and made full
confession of her guilt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MuRDRnER.-John II
Matthews, colored man, has been arrested il
Baltimore, charged with the murder of a colored
woman belonging to Mr.. N. worthinrton In Jspu
airy last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

Dock STREET, in its present condition
IL really an e.sore to our city. We invite the
attention of members of the Council to 1t. Let i
be paved and guttered at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

Carr EDMoNDsoE.-This beautiful race
horse is now at the Fairfield Course, under the
charge Of Mr.. George Walden, where all who wish
10 see him while Ia race horse order can do So
His owner, Mr.. Cheatham, prizes him highly for
his blood and symmetry OF form, and thinks tha d
he has won q reputation and name worthy nus
atnck go ---- -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

PARTIAL BURNING OF SrEAMKR.-The steame,
Hugh Jenkins. Captain Tilghman, was damaged
BY dre to the amount of $1,000 at Baltimore. Sat
urday morning about one clock. .,.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

ALMOST CoMPLEIED.-The new engine
house on 18th street. intended for the Liberty
bows" viii be completed In few days 1t is neat
and substantial edfce, admirably suited to the me-
eessities of the gallant and energetic company for
which IL Ia Intended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

The UNITED STATES MAIL oTEAMshIr
JAmssrown arrived early yesterday Win ,sr nse
number Of passengers and good freight W, we ssS
informed BY the Purser, Mr. Smith ina. iney a Ia
nsssensers 1s5 cabin and lis neerage) large
number for ihis season. She VIII leave ior Ssw
York, via Norfolk, this evening at O'Clock. S"e~
cess 10 tho "Jamestown' say we.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. VIM B. Clarke, formerl!
OF Washington county, Md, died suddenly at tn
Eutaw House, Baltimore, on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

ARREsTEp.-The Mayor of Savannah has had the
seven ssamen of the ship James Chsston, who ar.
rived there, placed nprison. He did II at the re.
quest of the Mayor Of Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

t"PIcKs."-A gentleman was relieved OIL
his pocket book, containing q quantity Of old pa
pers, while standing at the Richmond and Dan
the operator did NOT get pay for biz trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

DEMOCRATIC MEETIsG. - Msi James
njeht At the African Church. In opposition to the
Know Nothing party of the State. His audience was
very attentive frequently interruptng him by loud
appIause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

faEsEsTRD.-The grand Jury of Baltimore hav'
mace presentment against Charles X. wei
VINO stands charged with robbing the post o CO o
letters containing money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

THe CuRris ProK will leave her wharf
at Rockets this morning for Norfolk, having Dec"
thoroughly repaired for her summer run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17
!. TYRE MAupIN. ESQ.

We regret to learn from the Staunton Vim
dicafor that Tyre Maupin, Esq, the proprie
tor OF that able journal, the Staunton Re
publican, was, at the last accounts. lying
dangerously in in Monterey Highland coun.
~. With our contemporary Of the vindica-
toE. we sincerely trust that he may soon be
restosed to health. Mr.. Msupin Is one Of the
most energetic and estimable members Of
eur profession, and 10 conjunction With his
talented associats. Col Lewis, has given the
nspabiican an snviable standing among
Dc public journais Of Virginia. i =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

RoBBiNG HEN Roosr.--Ren, a slave
was captured and Gagged by Mr.. Ellis, clerk Of tht
Market, to answer this morning for stealing chick
ems from DR.. Royster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

CHURCH Struck BY LrGHrNrNe The Morayian
on Friday night, and the roof badi, damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

Rock BATrLE.-Last Sunday evening
the police arrested and Gagged nine negro boys
who were engaged Ia a rock battle, near Lumpkin'
jail Yesterday morning they were all ordered q
be hogged t