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Children's Fancy HATS and Caps.
" AN Ms

NJ AI be had IN the purchase Of several ten acre
vi lots ou "a Louisville and Nashville Railroad and
1aaLn Turnpike, six ana half mikes from Nasty n,
and within a half mile Of the river. These lots can
%" had tor lees than half the price paid other lots
about the same dis from the city on other roads
Also for sale, a lot IN the city, Hight II south
OF Broad. Apply 90 :. f. Moscly, Market 81, next
door 10 Watson House. au26-2w
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the agency held by Martin
Il Sulzbacher for Marcus Fcchhcimcr, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, ~ nom this day discontnucd
MARCUS FECHHFIMER
Leopold : Fechheiner Is my legally author lied At
torncy b settle mp the business
aug25-3t MARCUS FECIHEIMER.
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uftu advertisements.
LOSTLSIO REWARD

ON Saturday 18th, between Noel,s Stable and Frank.
" lin College PORT M0NAIE containing $50 in 3
$50 notes. Leave at this Office with
aug-30-tf. WI. HUME HARRIS.
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Valuable Building Lot on Mar
ket street. near tha SuuaPa

Rachel d. Smiley and others VS.. john o. Ewing
pH virtue of a decree OF the Chancery Court at
ID Nashville, will sell at the Court house ia this
city, on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, that valuable vacant Lot on the east side OF
Market street near the Public Square fronting - 10
% feet and running back 10 feet and adjoining the
block OF buildings now being erected by Messrs Nor
row haNey. Further particulars will be given on
day of sale. J. r GIFAEES
jy29-td Clerk and Master
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a venditioni eXponas 10 me directed 4,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county Tennesse AT its May term 1885,
Will expose TO public sale, To the highest bidder
cash. at the Courthouse yard gate, IN the City Of
Nashville, SATURDAY, THE 2Sm DAY or AU-
GUST, 1885, all the right title, claim interest and
estate which Jcn. Munks then had, may have since
acquired in and Ia the following described tract OF
land, lying in Davidson county being part Of the Day
Fly tract, situated the South side the Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad about Is miles from
the city Of Nashville, containing acres and ninety
three poles, near allace's Gap, and the Southwest
Of Lot No. s. of the subdivision of said tract
being known Lot No. 4, in the subdivision said
Day Fly tract of land levied the property
jefferson Munls TO satisfy a judgment in favor OF
Isaac Whitworth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iYl6-td Sherln Of Davidson CO
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House and Lot on McLemOre

pY virtue Of the power and authority vested in me
ID by Robert Tnda and b. White, will offer for
sale AT the Court house in this city. SATU RIAI,
THE 4rH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT a Lot the cast side
of McLemore street, north Of Cedar street fronting
on MclemOre street 60 feet and running back half
way to Spruce, street on which is situated a frame
Dwelling and other out-houscs.
TERMS and II months credit, without interest,
except $50 which Ill be required in cash well
secured and lien retained until the purchase money
is paid. J. r. GLEANES,
jy29-td Clerk aud Master.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday Morning, August sls;, at 10 o'clock,
DILLON & CO.,
No. Is College street.
Nashville 'Ra,.

NnshsIie, lepksessees
WILL sell IN trent Il their Warehouse shs follow
w ing articles Al Auetioa;
50 bags prime RIO Coffee;
20 hbls. tfolce Yello~ sugar;
50 boxes HysoE Tea.
SO star Candles:
80 half boxes star CaBdlrs;
10 cases Ginger Hinc, aiec arstrle;
20 boxes extra SlrEinla Eshacco,
= boxes various brands af rohscco.
10 boxes kentacky ts2f Tahaoeo.
20 hak barrels extra WHISKY
10 eases Aromatic hllrFs;
t5a re4ms wraPfaag faper,
30 deEen Masan' : Backlog.
r loo kegs <ails assorted sszEs;
so barrels Whisky, Asserted bFsadE.
70 esFfsls Holland Giai
50 bbls J. IL smitA's ola Reserve whlzky;
IS = 0id Bourbon Whssky,
80 Aakea Vine,
- rne hall sasks cssFnac hanay,
Taselher nisk naEneroas ofhsr aTtelus - make uss
eosnf'lese s&fe- DILLON 4 90. =
aasp-id 10. L. tslsss street.
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NASHVILLE RACES.

81 49,
TALL MEETING, 1855 will commence Monday,
II September 2Tth, with swecI'siake with three
year olds-s3o0 entrance-sl0o forfeit. Two milo
heats. Eight entries
ri odom names Or Mary wyIie, by Albion, dam
Also, pames Oh +. by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
( Lcvtathan.
blythe 4 Guild anne HiAwatha, by Albion, dam by
/ W. G. Harding names hr Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King, by t'rian
Also, names ch by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
/ 7. g. Moore names iietiy Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida, by Belsiazzar.
Also, names CD 4, by Albion, dam by Prian.
/ TUESDAY, 2sTH-
s,vecpstahe with two year Odds one mile oui--s3oO
eniranoo-siO0 forfeii- Seven entries
James jackson names ch Fanny Bugg, by Am
bassador dam Ida by Belshazzu
A. Barnes names b Z, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. 7. ROunetrce names eli c, by Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe.
Hugh c,igy names c, by Albion, dam by LeviA-
" T cheatham names CHI c, by Glencoe, dam by
LeviathAn.
Nj o.lorn names b c, nv Albion, dam by Sovereign
Aiso. names Z, BY Albion, dam BY Sovereign.
sHooSD RseE-wth untred ti,ree year olds-$2oo
W 7. Chatham names eh T. by Glencoe, dam by
Leviaihan.
W, 7. Roundsree names ch Z, by Albion, dam Eu-
dora. by Priam-
nuED RAcE.-ljcs oOunty stake, with three year
clds-s30o entrance, play OF pay. Three entries.
wEDSEsDAY, eprH.
Jockey Club Purss. $3.50 Two mile heats.
THURSDAY. 3OuH.
Joekey onb Purse, slko. One mile heats.
sNnoND R4CE-SwceI~take With untred three year
OldS-Sioo enranoe-s-5 forfeit One male heats
Five entries
u P. Haaley names b c, by AHcn Brown, dam by
Prism.
". 7. Roundtrce names en- {, by Albion, dam by
Lille Trirk, by Friafn.
7 q. Moore names Oh 6, by Sd Boston, dam by Ie-
ytaftan.
v. 7 cheathsm Oh oy Glencoe, dam by
IS-vtaflan.
Il. nesriwcther names Oh c, by Ambassador dam
BY Pseihc.
FRIDAY
jockey ciub Purse s2oo-ere mile heats, three best
SATURDAY.
Jncksy Cnb Pursc s2se-two mile heats
aaglSdA~td s J. CARTER, Prepriesor
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nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.

No. 81 Market street,
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sKp, at 10 O'Clock, in
" front OF their Warehouse.
100 hhds. Sugar FAIR 10 so pbls. Holland Gin;
choice: IS - Sweet Wine;
$50 bags Rio coG1e; go ,ceo Segars, various
100 bbls. Moasscs; brands;
100 half do; IS dog. Cordial;
100 kegs do. rs Claret Wine:
$50 boxes star Candles; 25 4" Lemon SyrGp;
loo half do do; 40 coils Cotton Rope;
100 qrs- do. do; Is " Grass 90:
$50 box. Tallow DO; rs doz. Backels:
200 bbls Rect WHISKY; 20 Wash Tabs:
SO " old Bour. do, IS box. Tobacco, various
80 " RYE DO; brands.
so - Amer. Brandy; 10 cases Matches
Together with many other ARTICLES In the Grocery
line. KIRKPATRICK, NEviNs & Co.
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Patterson 4 FREEMAN.

III AVE now IN store, and constantly Fecelvtzg,
Il anc assartmrut uf all ktaes q CABINET 1T K
SifIkE, which they detern, med b. ssli how
any utiseF house IN the city the time
r3nting Their Furniture DC q the beSt korknsSnsA
ard antsh Que q ths hrm has just Feturncd frcsn
the e1s wh-re Ne personally ssisctra the ensire steek
ehka a al % kA-xxF NASrB4e1rEE sad i-kFEsE
srFtEz- Oar shrek cocs.ss part ~ R<ssewas6 and
Mahogany f>4riax FeFnlsnre. q which Il very
nnes tsselher with CasaaA<F segts B<ek Gases Ward
robrs- krciiang chairs LnaEgrs sofas, Easy clzzrs.
Ffrnch bedstsadE, Nusg Sands, Mahogany Chairs,
Dressing iAzFeaus Extension Tables etc., ETC., sud
esaf-=se assartnsntof all knas =
Low Priced Furniture,
and every varsity q Waot ara Cane sal ciiAfRs-
We viii cnde4Tar % pirasr al, and NJ AXE much
pleasure IN sleaig sesk y tlass she tszy favor
sitis 4 call.
saslI-sn fArTnssoS FREDlAs-
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MIR. Sumner.
The following we take from Paris lette
in the New York Times:

in the New 1ork Times:
Mr. Sumner left town, yesterday, for
season at AiX-les-Bains, in Savoy. The
cauterization of the spine has done him good
and after season at AK, he Will return to
Paris again and to the mO1ds. Perhaps your
readers do not know the character of this
remedy. A mSra is thus made and applied:
1t is composed ordinarily of carded cotton,
rolled into a cone, the base of which may
have an inch diameter, and slightly pressed
by and contained in piece of muslin. or
other cloth is saturated in some alchOlized
substance such as camphor or nitre. 1t is
then placed on the skin of the patient over
the diseased part the cotton is lighted, and
a. IC1sOhCS Al batt~-,, Of tho como
it is blown into the skin by means of blow
pipe. The skin around is protected by wet
cloth. The greatest pain is experienced
when the fame first reaches the skin. Soon
the cuticle begins to crack; the skin contracts
into burrows, turns brown, then fries, and
finishes by becoming black and carbonized,
like other burnt substances.
These moras must be repeated eften, and
over the whole course of the spine, if the
disease be there, in order to produce a per-
manent effect. They are thus called from a
Chinese and japanese tissue like cotton. the
Arte1niSid CHinmsia which they call in those
countries mora, for it is from those countries
that the practice of the mora is derived and
it is as old as history. 1t is, in fact, so old a
treatment. even in modern times and modern
nations, that it has almost gone out of use;
yet it is sometimes resOrted to in cases which
have resisted all the other cOunter-irritants
and not untrequently with marked benefit.
The practice of burning the skin, or other
diseased parts, which had gone somewhat out
of use a few years ago, is now fast coming
into use again i'll Paris. Scarcely ward of
the Paris Hospital is now without red-hot
irons. They are applied, as well in medicine
as in surgery. for practice in chronic, lily
defined affections. Now much in Use, is that
of stripping the patient naked, and drawing
an iron, heated to white heat, quickly over
his or her body, parching the cuticle brown
in its track, and giving to the body the APP
pearance of striped zebra. If the iron is
white and the operation is practced cleverly,
The patient does not suffer from it enough to
force cry; but, if the iron is only red, the
pain is, of course, very great.
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The slave Case In Court.

We learn from the Charleston Courier that
the first legal proceedings in this matter were
taken by the crew of the brig Echo or Putnam,
on Monday morning, in an application. TO be
released on writ of habeas corpus, which was
read before Judge A. G.. Magrath, by Henry
BUST, Esq, one of the counsel for the petit
TONERS. The following is a copy of the writ,
after hearing other remarks from the District
Attorney and counsel for petitioners
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTH CAROLINA
DISTRICT.
To The Hon. A. G.. Mggrath. Judge Of the District
Court IN and for the sand DiStrid Of South Cur
DINA:
The petition of r. T. Bates. Alexander
Rogers Archibald Scott, William Henrys,
Domeneco Dellephcne. George Il. Akens. Jno.
+. Copeli, Antonio Almado, Jose de Costo,
Antonio Gomas, John Barber, Thomas John
Pasco, Vital de Miranda. Jose Gonsalves
Lima, Antonio Milanowitch, sheweth unto
your Honor that they are unlawfully detained
in custody of ID. H. Hamilton, Esq, Marshal
for the said district, AS they understand and
are imprisoned in the common iail of the
State of South Carolina. for the District of
Charleston, in the said State. whereof -,
il Tailor by virtue as il is said. of IA warrant
OF arrest OF SOME Quiet tnaluait, color
of authority of law, issued by Robert @. Gil
christ, Esq, Commissioner Of the United
States for the said District. charged they
have heard, with some offence against the
laws of the United States, The particulars
whereof aud tue testimony whereupoa the
charge is made, being withheld from your
petitioners.
And your petitioners further say. that they
were taken into custody of the said Marshal
by his lawful deputy, (as they understood aud
believed him 10 be,) on Saturday the twenty.
eighth day OF August last, past, and were
thereupon taken Immediately to Jail, where
they have ever since remained. That they
have not been examined before any magis
trate, nor has there been any examination al
their accusers confronting them, or any evi
dence against them taken in their presence
but they have been imprisoned, and are still
held in prison, without any lawful commit
ment and contrary 90 law.
Wherefore, your petitioners humbly pra,
your honor to grant them the writ and pro
cess of this Honorable Court, commonl,
known a. the writ OF Aabeas corpus, directed {,
the said ID. III. Hamilton. E~q.. Marshal al
aforesaid commanding him To bring your Pc
titioners before your honor, that the pretend
ed cause of their Imprisonment being knowI
aud zen such further proceedings may be hat
therefore ar are agreableao law and justice.
Signed by the petitioners.
Sworn TO before me-, This 9th day Of S. p
tcInber, 1855.
s8sG HESgr BrIsr, Magistrate.
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UNDERGROUND TELkGRGPH To CALiFoRNIA.
We learn from the Cleveland Plaindealer,
that Messrs. 0'Reiily, Speed, aud others are
peIiecting q sort Of narrow prairie pillow,
with which 10 lay an underground cable
through the western prairies, TO California
This pillow is 10 cut channel. say, three
inches wide aud three feeI desp, so construc-
ted rs to pay out from the mandate heel OF
of the pillow the isolated wirr which will he
in no way connected with The plow, Other
than passing down thru IN il asiI PROGRESSES.
IL Is expected that on common prairle this
pillow may be driven from ten 10 iifteen mikes
per day, filling in aud covering the wire as il
goes. The perfection arrived at in isclatine
wire with gutta percha is very great; the
machinery is 50 perfect and condensed as "a
an ENTERPRISE.
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a Reward is oaered

n the detection of any person counterfeiting ni-
ting. the vender of any such counterfeit imi-
ton Of BGRHAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS. The
'nuine concentrated Holland BiEers is put up in
,lf pint bottles only, having the of the pro-
rietor, PAGE, Jr-, blown in them, and his sigma
ere around the neck Of each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received by Ameri-
ans with that favor nhch is only extended 10 re-
IDLY scientific preparations. When consider the
marked attending its administration in the
most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness
of any kind, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Aeidity of the
Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion
Costiveness and Piles, toge Fer with the compi te
control it exercises all Nervous Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, cannot wonder at its popu.
larity. Well may the invalid value this remedy.
sept7-Iw
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TuE BArTIsr.-The Baptist Almanac for
1859 has just been issued by the American
Baptist Publication Society. We gather from
il The following summary of the Baptists in
the United States
Associations sos; churches IL 900; ordained
ministers liza; licentiates l,925; baptized In
1857, 63.606; total members 623, I93. Besides
these there are the Anti-Mlsion Baptis,s s.
900; and the Freewill Baptists 50.3i0; and OF
Disciples and other denominations that prac-
tics Immersion, about 4o0. Loco The incnrase
In the last ten years has been IA associates,
1855 churches, 2,l9i ordained ministers. and
223 AS members.
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Walter savage Landor.

Is distinction in the world of letters really
come TO be synonymous with licentious living.
bad temper, and ungentlemanly conduct ?
So at leasI would seem to be the case in Eng
land, If not elsewhere. Or why have we been
nauseated with the scandalous scenes between
Bulwer and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dickens, with we do not know how many
other exhibitions of =" incompatibility of tenn
per-" of similar types, in the same line of
life? The journals by the last steamer we
see. add one more to the category, and impart
new emphasis TO the question propounded.
Walter Savage Landor, one of the bright par
ticular stars in the literary constellation, has,
| all of a sudden, fallen from the empyrean
into the gutter. The whole story is told in
detail elsewhere, and most humiliating one
it is. The venerable pet (he must be near
eighty years of age,) is brought to the bar of
a Court 10 answer charge of libel, the com
plainants being a respectable clergyman and
his wife, of whose friendship and hospitality
the defendant appears at one time to have
largely, participated. The case was clear
against Lander, and the jury mulcted him in
$1,000 damages. with costs. The libels con-
sist principally of petty allegations and mis-
representations sometimes published in pam
phlets. and sometimes ventilated through the
medium of anonymous letters-impugning
the integrity of the complainants in certainly
very ordinary aud most impolitic business
transactions. These anonymous letters are
not printed, but it is said they abound in
phrases and epithets which would disgrace
the fish market the stews. All this is bad
enough, but there is still something worse,
and that is: after Lander had, at the instance
of Mr.. John Foster, signed a paper, retrac.-
! ing all he hal uttered against his quondam
| friends, and making due apology therefor, he
returned with new zest 10 his dirty work, and
| libeled more pertinaciously than ever. thus
adding bad faith to the character of calumni-
ator. In view of all the circumstances of the
case, the most charitable conclusion one can
arrive at in the premises il, that the inirmi
ties Of old age must be sofsening the poet's
| brain and Geadening his moral sensibilities, "a
a degree which must inspire regret that be
has not yet, in the ordinary course of nature,
been called upon to retire from the stage. II
he lives much longer without improving his
temper, he may not outlive his reputation Il,
a poet but certain il is he will survive Tia,
respect which mankind have Tor him as a mai
aud a gentleman.-N L. Express.
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The prgja has been started of giving din
ner 30 Mrs. lie Vert and Mrs Anna Cora
Richie, now In this city. Two hundred tick
cts are 10 be issued, one hundred for ladies.
aud the remainder admitting gentlemen The
price Of entrance will be ten dollars. and the
proceeds are TO be devoted 70 the Washington
enterprise. The novelty Of the plan, and the
great social popularity OF the two distin-
guished ladies. woaid ensure Ii a brilliant
sacces.--K. L. Eiprsss.
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fall Rafes.
NASNVYI4lE NACES.

81 -
EAIL MEETING, 1855. will commence on Monday,
Il September 9th, with sweepsiaEe with three
year olds-s5O0 entrance-Sl00 forfeit Two mile
heats. Eight entries
FIJI odom names br Mary wyue, by Albion, dam
Also, names oh (, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Blythe 4 Guild pane Hiawatha, by Albion, dam by
W. G. Harding names hr T Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King, 10y i'riam.
Also. names ch by Albion. dam Delta, by Priam-
T. G. Moore names D Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida, by Bclshazzar-
W T RoGndtree names oh :, by Glencoe, dam Jane
Watson. by Priam.
Also, names oh E. by Albion, dam by Priam.
TUESDAY, 2sru
Sweepsiake with two year obs one mile out--s3O0
entranee-SlOO forfe; Seven entries.
James jackson names oh Fanny Bugg, by Am
bassador. dam Ida. ny Relshazzar.
A. Barnes names (, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. T. Roundtroe names Oh C, by Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe.
Hugh Calgy names b c, by Albion dam by Levia-
W. T cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam by
1 Leviathan.
| Eli Odom names d C, nv Albion dam by Sovereign
| Also. names {, by Albion dam by Sovereign.
Second RAcK-with untried three year olds-s2Oo
| entrance-S5O forfeit. Three entries.
7. Cheatham names CHI {, by Glencoe dam by
| Leviathan.
W. T. Round:ree names oh e. by Albion, dam Eu-
| dora, by Priam.
THIRD RAcE.5iiles county stake with three year
| olds-S30O entrance, play or pay. Three entries.
| WEDNESDAY, 29TH.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats.
| THURSDAY 30TH.
| Jockey Club Purse, $50. One mile heats.
| SECOND RACE.-Sweepstake with untried three year
| lds-Sl00 entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heats.
| Five entries.
D. p. Hadlcy names C, by Allen Brown dam by
| Pram.
W. T Roundtree names Oh {, by Albion, dam by
| Little Trick, by I'riam.
| T. g. Moore names CHI &, by 30 Boston, dam by Le-
| viathan
| W. 7. Cheatham names Oh f. Dy Glencoe, dam by
| Ieviathan.
| f. Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dam
| by Pacific
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2oo-one mile heats, three best
| in five.
| SATURDAY.
| Jockey Club Purse s25O-two milo heats.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
Rutherford Military Academy,
FORMERLY CENTRAL ACADEMY

A I.
II NHIS Institution is located in Rutherford county
within 25 miles of Nashville, ana = of Florence
Depot. In its appliances and appointments, it eapa-
bic of accommodating IS pupils The of in
Euuction comprises Moral and Natural Philosophy ,
Natural History, Drawing and Painting, Civil Arch-
lecture and Engineering, Music Mathematics, French
Italian, German, and the Classics. Strict Military
discipline will be enforced, with the view partly
promote health, and secure prompt obedience Board
including Washing and Fuel he obtained at $40
per session, and Tuition at from SIS 10 $50.
If particulars desired they can be obtained by
addressing A. B. HENDREN, Principal,
Through the Post Office at Murfreesboro.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13

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was expected last yeary