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The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

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From the Orange IN. j. Journal, January I6. I
Taxation Without epresentation--Lu-
cy Stones Battle with the Fax -Coilec-
tor--Her Manifesto. haese ziif
Mrs. Lucy Stone. a resident of this place,
and owner of real estate here, was assessed
the usual per centage on her property, and
the township collector, Abraham Mande-
vile, ESQ.,, in due course of time, forward
ed Mrs. Stone her tax bill. This Mrs. S.
received. and before the time had expired
for The receipt of taxes, returned it to the
collector, accompanied by the letter which
we publish below:
The law of New Jersey requires, in cases
of delinquents, that, if tax-moneys shall not
be paid within limited period, list of such
delinquents shall be delivered by the eollec-
tor to a Justice of the peace, whose duty it
shall be, within FIVE days thereafter, to make
out and deliver to the constable or eonsta-
bles a warrant or warrants, requiring him
or them to levy the tax so in arrear, with
costs, by distress and sale of the goods and
chattles of the delinquent, giving at least
four days notice of such sale, and if suffi-
cient goods and cbattels of the delinquent
cannot be found, the constable shall take his
or her body, if TO be found in the county,
and deliver the same to the sheriff of such
county or his jailor, to be kept in close and
safe custody until payment be made of the
said tax, with costs ,i5r 1e
The following is Mrs. Stones letter:
"0RANGE, n. J., Dec. Is, 1857.
Mr. VAUDEVILLE Enclosed return
Jny tax bill, without paying it.
My reason for doing so is that women
suffer taxation, and yet have no representa-
ton, which is not only unjust to one half
of the adult population, but is contrary to
our theory of government.
For years some women have been paying
their taxes under protest, but still taxes are
imposed, and representation is not granted.
The only course now left US, is to refuse
to pay the tax. We know well what the i'm
mediate result of this refusal must be.
But we believe that when the attention
of men is called to the wide difference be-
tween their theory of government and its
practice, in this particular, that they cannot
fail to see the mistake they now make, by
imposing taxes on women, while they refuse
them the right of suffrage. and that the sense
of justice which is in all good men, will
lead them to correct it. Then we shall cheer
fully pay our taxes; not till then.
Respectfully, Lucy Stone
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Law Office
JOHN NJ. COEx

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in all
N the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had long expe-
rience in pre-emption practice in another State,
and will give special attention to all in the
Land Offices. at 20 ~. fts-sta.
References-Any lawyer of standing in Wiseon-
sin The Professors of the Yale College Law
School. Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee Kanzas.
NB-Mr. G. is NOTARY PUBLIC. --5
II Oct 81 Sly ,
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N q wsARE! 81 ...;r
Furniture in EmporiaI at Lowest
g,,.ul1 z..s Kanzae Prices. sgas!'ss

Bedsteads, - ao '' ai"f NJ
+ .=sae Tables, = ssiusa6a- 81 g. -'a
Chairs of ali kinds
Cribs, Mattresses
And ali kinds of HOUSEHOLDS Furniture.
GOME, Housekeepers and cid Bachelors; Young
I j Men and Maidens; CONE ALI and get ae-
qriainted with me and my establishment sfa9
Uisderskhe Priatinq Office, Enlperia, -
and if our acquaintance is not mutually agreeable
and profitable, viii endeavor that it shall be no
fault of mine, -
Household Furnifare usually kept in similar es-
Establishments in Eastern or Western cities, which
will sell at LOWEST KANZAS PRICES.
viii also supply CoFFINS, on short notice
M Reapers, Mowers and Horse Rales!
am local Agent for ManHy's Combined Reap
eFs and Mowers. and patent Revolving Horse
Rake. ALI orders promptly filed.
F WM. PERRY.
Emporia, September II. le57-e ~sssg
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a young lady being asked why the noun
bachelor was singular. replied because it's
very singular they don't get married"
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HORN SBY s. flick,
MERCH rs,

EMPORIA, KANZAS,
HAVE opened large, seasonable and we'll
il selected stock of Goods IN their E,
New Store House. Directly Opposite to the
Emporia Hotel.
where they will be pleased to accommodate all
who NAV need anything IN their line on the LOW
the people of this vicinity and the public general
ly, that having purchased our goods in st. Louis,
and shipped them, without unpaekihg, directly 10
this place we are enabled to sell cheap, and in
most cases cheaper, than any other establishment
West of the Missouri river. A full sUpplyof ev-
erything usually found in Western Stores win be
kept constantly hand at prices that cannot fail
to strike as very reasonable, all who may favor
with sheir patronage. Our stock consists in part of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Groceries,
Hardware, Tinwarest Stoves, Drugs,
Medicines, &c.s sc.
1t is no trouble to show Goods-call, examine,
and judge for yourselves. q -. -E-.-d
- 1 HORNSBY d flick,
Emporia, Kanzas June 9Th, 1857.
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in, Sheet Iron and Copper Mandatory

Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Mandatory.
Corner Massachusetts and Winthrop Sts.,
epE tsi-" - LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
HAVING enlarged our manufactory and en-
i i plOyed large force of skillful workmen we
are ready execute with dispatch any kind of Job
Work. Our facilities are unsurpassed by any es-
tablishment in Kanzas, for Tin Roofing and the
manufactured of Fave Troughs. ,l = d $50
iune6-ly ALLEN d GILMORE.
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B Z CK S n IT. NG.


HAVING. established himself in the above
II business at Enporia, would announce to the
people of the surrounding country that he is fully
prepared to do all manner of work in his line of
business, in the best manner. He fiatters himself
that with his long experience at the business he
will be able to give the fullest satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage. His
prices win be reasonable.
Emporia, August LIS S57-tf - = -g- --.-.rt
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E. B. Kirkenda1I,
PRA AL SURVE Z o r. :.
oFFIoE-Fou milesxeseof Emps@is, iKanzszs
ju20-f
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PIowsI PlowsI PIowsI

ts ...Ti- = 4OHot : 4OESs x,AOHhi SGD
WE call especial attention to the following ad
w vertisement from which it wiIl'be seen that
are the only agents in Kanzas, for the sale Of the
Celebrated Moline Cent0T Draft PlOw..
We have sold several hundred of them this season,
and all give perfect satisfaction. ,ltl.t,s g..-f
ALLEN l. GILMORE.
John Deere's Moline Plows in Kanzas
HN the opening of navigation in the spring,
~ shall send to Messrs. Allen d GilInore, ,lAu
renee, K. T., large assortment of Breakers Of al
Sizes especially Of my extra Two-Horse Mould
Board Breakers, which has reeeiyed the highes;
commendations from all who have used them; al
so great variety of Stirring or old Ground Plcss
among which would mention the ImproEedClp-
per, the No. or Eng. cast steel PloW, and the
Michigan Double or Subsoil Plow, which should
receive the especial attention of those who wish
raise crop the first year. have made some in
provemenfs this piow from last year, and Be
ieve it is now perfect to be used on Western sol
Also, Corn PlOws, Cultivators, double and single
Shovel Plows, Rolling Cutters and Clasps, Gauge
Wheels, Truck Wheels, and other Plow fixtures,
The quality of thes stock used in my plows is no:
egualled by any establishment in the West, and
the plows are finished in very superior style
Having been engaged for eighteen years in the
manufacture of plows for use in the Western Stats
entirely, / can confidently say to emigrants from
the Eastern States that these piews wiu se0ar and
work perfectly in any soil in the Mississippi Val
ley.
All orders addressed to ALLEN 4 GILMORE, Law
renee, 4, T., or 10 me ct Moline. Rock Island tes
Ill, viii receive .OTOHlpt attention.
ljune6tlv n ~ JOHN DEERE.
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ROBERT l.. FRAZER.
wATCHMAKER AND JEWELET

H=sz tEH f DEALER II ~
Watches, Clocks, fine Jewelry, Reyolyers, Fancy
Goods, &e. Watches and JeweIry thoroughly and
promptly repaired. .TGa es
No. II Massachusetts, ST.. We0dcardTs Block
noyT-Iy LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
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Save Time and Money!
HEEDS made out, acknowledged and recorded
kys CIV. ESKRIDGEs County Recorder
dec5
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CAPITALISTS at the East, who wish 10 invest
~ In this Territory, viii be GgARAsTEED IL per
cent. and half thessgsins ABOVE that figure.
aue2o 80 E P. BANCROFT
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DEE.

In Loudoun, on the Goth ult, at the residence
of her father .in.law, Thos Gore, pHEBE Ann,
consort oil Jonathan Gore, III the 2llh year OF
her age. God has called another of edrtns far
flowers in the bloom-tIme OF life. Size leaves a
young and silectionate husband, and Il large CIR.
Gle OF relations and friends, TO mourn their Sad
bereavement.
Near Belmont. Loudoun county. August 2fta,
Mrs. ELIZABETH DOWNS. ag"d IS years, .
months, and 10 days. The subject OF this no,
tee lived in the enjoyment Of the universal
esteem of her friends and acquautauces She
died without leaving a blot upon IL" good rame
she won so well. TO these natural virtues she
gave The luslre OF an interchangeable confidence III
Christ.
In Richmond, on Tuesday last, Mr.. CHAS.
WORKMAN, in the 6ath year OF his age-aE
upright, useful citizen, beloved by all VINO kne"
him
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The Florida Indians.

We learn that the Secretary Of the Inter
10, mas prepared instructions for Col. Elias
Rector. Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
,ba Southwest, directing him to take mea-
sures for the removal o.! the Seminoles remain
in, 10 Florida. Ii was under the manage
mept OF Col. K. that Billy Bowlegs and bis par
~ were removed to the West, and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that his further efforts in this
respect will be successful, if the white people
who i've adjacent to the haunts Of the Indians
still 10 Florida, will not interfere with them,
so as to induce them to retire to their hiding
places III the impeDetrable morasses. Col. K.
y~iiIylslt Florida a. soon as the season permits,
taking a few OF the Seminoles now in the West
with bin. with the intention that they shall
bun, up those still remaining aud induce them
10 remove - Wash. Star.
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-o,,n. Allegheny Valley r. r.

-, IN tho Allegheny Valley Il. r.
Ao. briefly mentioned last week that
HT'Sns.day night a passenger car on the
90 .,',bany Valley railroad, containing large
AJAX. Ts,1rniug IRON camp-mseting at Tar
par, was thrown Of the track near HUI
en'u"' lion. twelve miles from Pittsburg,
too lem cross bar connecting with the
oya kilipg q young lady and ipjuring over
bfaA. n,ber persons. The following par
tSsp9 wa fad in the PIttsburg Chronicle:
h'a' %, filed with passengers was thrown
,r,cs and down an %embaukment a dis
y. ..,cs Of nearly forty feet. The accident was
i ap'v almost Immediately BY the con-
Gs'o who gave the signal for stopping
lu''o. ,in. and had it backed to the scene
'I' Va disaster. What followed besgsrs
Of I'm The Inflated car had been
us,,.rsi 70 fragments on the rocks, and OF
81. or sixty ladies aud gentlemen who
'n s'n;sd il, some thirty lay scattered at the
49, Of the embankment, more or less ipJnr-
~ smd r~rosniDg with pain, while those who
.a,s i~orrupate enough to escape without To-
ts n,avled from beneath the wreck and
.anoire wildly about, filled the air With their
IuHS'e
,briess and Lamentations. -.
I, was quite dark when the accident oc-
.o,,.d, aud as sOOn as possible lamps were
" and assistance rendered the sufferers. An
.,smioation of the wreck showed the disas-
-, ~ have been far more extensive han was
'1,;o;nated. Abou, twenty feet from the
..oos me BODY Q. Miss kiucaid, daughter
WI, J., T. Kincsid. timer, of the first ward
+. found, with lite extinct, and her afflicted
S,ba- qDieavoring to collect the brains Of
-. child which we're scattered in every dl.
-ae,,op, Nj. X. has been slngolarly unfor-
innate, But a few months since his SOD, a
S"s Young man, lost his life while nobly
S,.,6,r,iag his duty at a fire on Fourth street.
and now bis daughter a beautiful girl, just
an,arips on ~womanhood, has been taken from
him hv a sudden and violent death. The unfor-
innate lady's body was shockipgly mutilated,
s,t her father who was iu the Car with her
=, The time. was considerably injured. Low
a. down the embsnkment some twenty-five
o,b.r. were found more or less hurt, but with
one or two exceptions, mono OF them very BE-
,innsIv
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1.-TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN LIE

By S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN 4
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SAIL
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, bearing date on t&f
llth OF February, 1855, recorded in LlbeT !.
No. 2, page SIS, land records Of Alexandria
county, the undersigned, will, on "Wednesday. me
18th day Of September, 1858. q: IL O'clock, u IN
trent OF the Mayors Office, sell at public auc-
f=sA ton, two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
.D.sa, with the LOTS OF GROUND on which
they stand, on the West side of Pitt street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, in the city OF
Alexandra. One OF said houses being now oc-
cupied by John A. Keys, and the other by Chas.
). Price.
Each of said LOTS fronts 20 feet, and runs
back 100 feet
TERMS OF SALE :-One.fourth in cash, and tae
residue IN three equal payments, at 3, d, and "
months, bearing interest, 10 be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, and a deed Of trust OF
the property. /. l.. trustee
aug 3i-eotS
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COM N
Alexandria Market, September 4.

Alexandria Market, september 4.
Offerings Oh Change iair. We noticed some
lots pume white wheat. which were held at
l3yc. No prime red offered sales Of some in
feror parcels al l22c. The market closed
quiet, and many samples We're withdrawn.
Corn Is IN iair request, with sales Of white at
Sic. Rye and Oats are inactive, and quota
,ons unchanged. Timothy Seed So, and dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

lie market for foreign exchange is not &C
i've Il New York. the quotations for sterling
i'ran AZ IRON lo@iGlOGS with sales mostly
',1e !ss' price. frarcs are 5.123G5 III.
las exports OF domestic merchandise from
II rofi OF Baltimore, the past week, amount
n'aile 10 i323,'93; included in which were
,'s' bo.s Hour: 1880 bbls. corn meal 1900
%'Le.s corr 1900 bbls. oil cake; $50 bbls.
%'A; l15o bhls. resin and 4,0lS hhds. tobac-
Z" HE imports of the week from foreign
i''s amount 10 SlS'7lI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

New YOaE, Sept. Flour is dull; sales OF
1000 barrels; State 81. 9O6s5 90; Ohio $50
GS5el Southern Sj.OOGS5,7O. Wheat is still
d~ulisri sales Of 5000 bushels; Southern red lis
Gl25c. Corn Unsettled sales Of 1000 bushels
mixed a. 7G77c Pork is firm; mess $3.50
aSl775 prime $l5.4G9$l5.5o. Lard firm al
lo:Glit Waiskey is quiet at FAC. Tea sales
al auction, today-OolOngs declined l@2c.i
Young HysOns declined lc; Others sustained.
Stocks ale dull and steady. Va. 6s 90. Mo.
Is y,
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BY s, ], NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SCHOONER AT AUCIION.-By VIZ
g. tue of a mortgage hon josiah Todd 10
Thos. Hooper, late of Baltimore city, decd, We
the undersigned, executors of the said Hooper,
will dispose OF at public auction, al 'oweIlS
Wharf, on Friday, The lOh day Of Spten'6a, III
, o'dgck the Schr. UNITED" OF Balamor".
She is 70 8 IS tons burthen, and is in good Or
der. Terms at sale.
HANNAH HOOPER, Executor Of
a. J. ROBINSON, Ihos. Hoop
w. A. MITCHELL, er, decd.
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~ Hnn FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
OD.UUUAT TIE GREENWooD
NURSERIES,, situated OIL the Alexandria and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Fails Church, Fairfax
County, "a. All orders for Alexandria, Wash
ingtor, aud Georgetown, will be delivered
Printed catalogues sent TO all VINO desire them.
IL All communications addressedlto
I. B. MUNSON, Falls Church,
nov 12-4otf Fairfax Cnnntv. Va.
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ALfXANDRlANS N CALIFORNIA The Alex
aa!gia cor espoIdent Of the Washington
S,ar says:--"Many Of the AlezauIriaus now
ia California are on the golden road TO for
tune. The Morumcuta! Company, Of which
MIR. Robert Nj. Larmour il Secretary, and TO
which Messrs. William and Samuel Larmour
are attached, publishes d sta'cment that the
receipts Of gold dust iroin their claim" near
Forrest city, fcr the five weeks Guiding June
9th, were ! Ssh cz., l04 dwt, valued at two
hundred and sixty thousand d0liars."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

RAIN.-Refreshing showers Of rain fell In
this place and neighborhOVd, Oh Friday night
and Saturday last.
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Coal RECEIPTS The receipts of Coal By
the Alexandria Canal for the month Of Au-
gust, were ~, G96 1920 tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

|EO. T. BALDWIN, dealer ia IRON and
II STEEL, no. Is Eorb FaiJhr Sired Al
ways or bend, 4 complete stock Of BAR,
BAND. HOOP. and HORSESHOE IRON al o,
CAST, SHEAR, GERiAN, aad BLISTER
STEEL. ~ oil which Wall be sold at the low.
est price Jy cash, OF ON sion! credits 10 punctuai
customers. sep !
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c.o,g.,own c.t1I. market, sept. 4.

A. proysrs Rest, Yesterday afternoon, the Of
isnDss OF beef cattle amounted 10 some seven
or elga, hundred, about half of which were Ia
zen By District butchers, at prices ranging
ION $3.50 $3.50 y hundred lbs. gross. Sheep
and Lambs sold al from $3.50 to $3.50 p head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

A TLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE, FOR
" SALE AT FRENCHS BOok and Psrdo2ical
Depot.-I have just received from Messrs Tiffany
x Co., (who bought the balance 81 the Atlantic
Cable left on board the L. ) steamer Niagara
100 pieces Of CABLE aioIesIiA-lcnSlh OF each
niece 4 inches. Accompanying each piece, -
a certificate from Cyrus W. Field, guaranteeing
il to BE- a section OF the genuine Atlantic Cable.
Now is the time to procure one ol tue greatest
curiosites OF these latter days, iIice 5yc. each
sen 8
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4 CARD.-A think it due 10 this
~ ty, and TO the public generally as also TO
myself, 10 state, that a doubt having arisen in
my mind as to the purity OF the Cata"O" bran,
dy, for which | am agent, | have had II aiaiyzrd
BY DR.. X. H. Stab!er, who proTounces At TO be a
PURE OLD RYE WHsgsY, coIored with b2Int
sugar. shall, therefore, no Ions er act as agent
for it. Tsep Sit WI a. HAM.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-ln order t.
crafty the desire on the part of many to pos
sass a piece OF the Atlantic Telegraph Cable,
our elterprisins fg!iov-eitizen, Fir. George
L. French, hes procured frcm New York, a
quantity Of tie genuine article, cut up in
conyeaieat sizes. \ certificate from Cyrus
". Field accompanies each piece. Price 30
cents 4 piece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

The Farm of Mr.. William A. Bib, con-
sisting OF something more than 200 acres, 10
Albemarle county has hcen purchased by MIR.
Andrew j. Parish, at SIS per acre.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept Flour is quiet and I'M
changed Whea; Is trm, red, l22Gl33c.; white
l3UGil5c. Corn is i'm; white Sl0S3c.; yell
low 90A9lc. Whiskey is dull and steady. Pro-
visions are steady.
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in ACRES OF LAND, NEAR ALEAAN.
~ DGIA. FnR SALE.-The undersigned
axe AUTHORIZED by the owner TO sell Au3 AtRt>
OF LAND. living on the Alexandra, iou'oun
q Hampshire Railroad, about two rifles from
the c.Iy OF Alexandria. For a description OF
the property. VITA the price and terms o. sale,
Apply TO tEANl " h'N-h"'
aug Il-pr2y-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

new Bu0KS.-Trcn,h on lie Rerisei BtJde.
On he Authorized Version OF the Ne"
Testament, in connection w!ta some recent pro
pcsals ,or us revision, By Richard CHeneYlS
french, Dean OF Westminster, PF!ee lac.
TsrgmJs L.iirs 10 Iv"ng I'opie, sing and
Married. l.. Timothy Ti,cogb ESQ toU.;a edi-
non. dedicated To hsv Henry Ward Beeeaef,
81. Just published and for sale by
SEMI ROBERT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

An ANALYSIS Of Longworthy's Brady, re-
Gently advertised, was made On Fr;da? lat,
by DR.. i. II. Stabler, Of this city, at the in
of Mr.. VIM. a. Hart, the Agent
AZ soon as Dir. Ii. discovered that shis
Brandy" Was not what it purporied to be,
he bad it aralyzrd and made known the fact
See MIR. lIlrl's card in another column.