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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Important Decision.

We call the attention of our citizens to
The annexed decision, which Is peculiarly
interesting at this particular time:
A case Of some Importance came up be
fore Judge Williams in the District Court
tor Mitchell county. II Was entitled /. B.
Parker vs.. Arad Hitchcock, County Judge,
). N: Smith, Treasurer, and James b.
Jenkins, Jail Contractor, praying that the
injunction granted by the Judge, at cham
bers. to restrain said defendants from pro.
ceeding farther in the erection Of Jail in
Mitchell county. and from expending more
than $25, 900 upon the Court House now
being erected, be made perpetual. The
Judge decided that under our statutes the
County Judge has no authority to contrac,
tor the erection Of county buildings when
there is no money in the treasury therefor.
without first submitting the question Of
mourning an indebtedness. in the erection
of such buildings, to . vote Of the people
Of the county. The injunction WAS there.
fore made perpetual.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

1t is truly wonderful with what ce, tim
~ rats, reaches, Nice, Moles, Ground
MICE, bed.sugs, ants, moths. osquitoes,
meas, lnsecs on animals. in short every
species OF vermin, are utterly destroyed BY
Cosfar's Rat, Roach, DC, Erterminator,
Cosfdrs Bed.bug Erserminator,
Costar's' Electric Porder, for insects. &C.
lthe only infallible remedies KNOX,
j. {. Cover. (Ed. Hersla, Lancaster,
Wis. I'VE highly rec. memo Tue Exter:
More grain and '''s'ons are destroyed
~. would pay for tons Of this rat killer
and insect Elk. yet hundred,h part Of
the value Of such property laid out in
"Costsrs' Ext, would save all from loss. !"
W. Curtis, (Druggist) Oakland. III
I'VE received the box-care Blaksley. 81.
Louis-it gives great satisfaction vherev.
er tried--is dead shot every time and
no mistake
Osborn 4 Parsons. Tafton, Wis. "You,
rat, roach Exter., is all sold. /. gave uni.
versal satisfaction"
George Rose, tDruggist) Carline,ou. q.
II have been selling your Ext. Tor The Last
year, and have not known it to fail in a
single instance.
X Wright, Druggist Troy, Ohio. "
have sold out all the rat, roach, Ext, Thu
Rat Killer is in great demand"
Principal depot 4lO Broadway, New
York.
All whole druggists in New York are
agents.
Wholesale agents in Ill the large cities.
Druggists aud dealers everywhere sell
them.
10000 boxes sold per week in N. York
alone.
Beware Of spurious limitations. Exam.
inc each box, bottle or flask, and take
nothing but "Costars'
81 90 boxes can be sent BY mail, (suf.
6cient 70 destroy the vsrmin on any pre-.
mises.)
~ 90 sample packages Il do..) ~ *.
press 10 dealers.
For agencies, send for circular, terms,
&c. &c.
Wholesale Agents for Illinoia, wiscou.
sin, Iowa, &C., NJ. Blakesley. and Others.
st. Louis, Mo; J. II. Reed 4 Co., Chics.
10, H.; u. Bos~orth 4 Sons, Mit~ askss,
Wisconsin
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
How Very Consist ene.

The Black Republican State Convention
Of Ohio, as our readers are aware. re-
fused TO re.nomnate Judge Swan, man
OF their own party, for the Supreme
Bepch, because he would not violate bis
official oath, nullify law of Congress.
and declare the Constitution itself a null
hty. And whom did they nominate ia
his placer A man named Gbol,on-.
Judge GhaIson. And who is Gholson p
According to the Detroit Free Press. he
was formerly a STAKEHOLDER in Mississippi.
who sold his slaves q, public auction, At
Pontiac, in lsl5. put the money into his
pockets, and emigrated to Ohio, where no
~" the Abolition candidate for Judy.
OF the supre".. Court. The fact tina, h.
mad thus tr"ffickec in human aesb".na
was living upon its proceeds, doubles, r..
commended him to the hixherla. fanatics.
who prefer him to an honest co,.o;.,.
''ous, patriotic man like Judge swan
Such is specimen Of the Consistency Of
Black Republicsnism.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

In Kentucky the election Of . Demo-
cratic Governor and seven Congrcssmen
is conceded.
In St. Louis, Mr. Drake (dem. is elect
ed to the Legislature. The Demo Gratis
also elected large portion of the local
officers.
From Mississippi the only two Districts
heard from, RETURN Democratic members
Of Congress.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

NV P. LOGAN, Esq, Of Fort Dodge
spent few days in town during the pas,
week. He reports the political skies bright
ening in that part Of the State. and feels
confident Of the success Of The Democratic
candidate for Senator in this District. The
invincible Democracy Of old Webster ore
fully aroused, and will leave no honorable
means untried that will have tsndency
to increase the majority for the entire De-
mocratic ticket-State, District, and Coun
". So mote il bel
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Dakota County Convention.

In our last issue Ne stated that the De :.
mocracy Of Dakota county would NEE. in
mass convention At Dakota City on the
18th inst. This statement was made with.
out knowledge Of the fact that the reg
ular Democratic county commit,e had is
sued call for Democratic convention
At st John City on the same day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Plenty 81 Oams.

Messrs. Smith and CHAMBERLrx inform
Us that on their return from the Senatorial
Convention, when in the vicinity Of Storm
Lake. . herd Of elk, which they estimated
I" contain about three hundred, crossed
the road . short distance ahead of their
psrriage. This noble species Of game is
butte abundant IN that vicinity, and 10 q
6ne field for sportsmen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Reported for the Sioux City Rsgistss.
Proceedings 81 the Dem oeratse Re-,
rssentativs Conveation..AStAO 1e.
tRlets

Reported for the siosx City Rssissss.
Proceedings 81 the Demoeratie Res.
resentssivs Cenveasisn..4stA DIS.
o. the 4th of August the Democrats Of
the forty.6fth Representative District met
in delegate convention 1t Denison. All
the counties in the District were repre-
ssnted. A. D. Brock, Esq, of Greene
county, was chosen president. and B. d.
Holbrook, Of Monooa, secretary. v. B.
Crooks. Of Greene, was nominated for Re.
preventative, no other nsms being bsfoso
the convention. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That We heartily endorse the
platform adopted BY the party 1t the ~
cent State convention that - ere willing
TO advocate the principles there embodied.
and feel confident that the policy recon-
mended would, if adopted, result In the
greatly increased prosperity Of the Ssaas.
Resol0ed, That the nominees presented
BY the Democratic State Convention arc
men in every way entitled to the support
OF Oil honest voters-presenting 10 the
consistency Of their past political course.
in their experience and ability ~ states.
men, and in their integrity as men, mark.
ed contrast to those who have been chosen
to oppose them.
Resolred, That believing a. We do that
the future prosperity Of our portion of the
State depends greatly upon the proper
management Of toe Railroad Land Grant.
the people Of this district will xpect their
Representative to endeavor to secure to
the citizens along the entire length Of the
routes all the benefits that were originally
intended to be conferred and especially
10 prevent the appropriation Of the lands
lying on one part to the building Of the
road on another part.
Reso9red, That in making Q grant Of
lands to the Iowa Central Air Line Rail.
road, it was the intention that the road
should be built as near % practicable to
the line Of the 42d parallel N. L., and
that good faith and justice to the people
OF the State require that the proposed line
should be followed as closely IS possible.
Samuel J. Comfort, Esq, Of Denison,
Crawford county, was appointed Chairman
of the Central Committee. The other
members Of the committee are-Dr. &c.
Hazs'ett. Of Onawa City, Monona county,
l.. AcCurdy, Of Carrolton. Carroll county,
and s. G. Crumley, of New Jefferson.
Greene county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
See County.

We Pablish elsewhere in this paper IN
interesting description Of the above county.
from IL Pen Of WILLIAM ToDD, ESQ.,, one
Of ths Oldest settlers Of the county, and An
eaAerprising and useful citizen. W. ara
aivays pleased 70 publish articles like ,hi.
from our Deighboring counties, - they
have : tendency TO attract the attention Of
pessoss dssigoing 70 settle 10 the West Il
he sdvastsgss and growth Of Northwest.
err Iowa, .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

Ssus Of The German Republican pa
'ers in Wisconsin are urging the claims
q CARL ScHrsrz for Governor, which u
IVA sccasion Of much consternstion among
~ Abolition Know Nothing leaders Of
N. Ssallse Republican party. They
,a' peat hus and cry about The pub.
"e p.~ ~deavoring 70 forestAll public
op'o'on' "a se extremely profass in their
Plo'es'".'on. .sinss the practice Of news
papers 10 'aasiug their preferences 10
.u:A'ee OF roe Aa>iuating convention
ms COP n,stF,' ~ pprehend. i. too .p.
parsat to delude shs Srm.n. of wilson.
sin, upon whose ,oN the R p I,sU.,
party depends for s.s.>. To ,s.r.
ago this same CARL Scas,s ,ece;v.d N.
Republican nomination fau.o.. Cow, -
nor, and what Was the ressAs ~. D..
publican candidate for Cow. -.
elected. while poor Carl fell As1.- ~. =
the knowNo;bing hatred of torsiH. :"
sentiment that prevails in the RspAs
can party. And this will BE- the rses
again should be succeed iu securing Il
nomination for which bis friends are ur
ing him. To avoid this inevitable cons
quence the American" leaders Of Il
party are laboring with persistent zeal
cool the ardor Of bis friends, hoping Their
by 10 defeat bis nomination in the couve
ton, and At the same time, BY aattery q
fair promises appease the disappoiul me-
Of the men who in private they delight
stigmatize rs Dumb Dutch" But III.
lily disguise their sinister motives, and
we are not greatly mistaken they will
compelled to give CARL ScHunz the non
ination or lose the German vote. B.
even this will avail them but little a
the event Of the nomination Of Mr.. s., b
will be repudiated BY the Know Nothing
and again submitted to defeat - he ",
two years ago.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Death fron Poison.

We learn from Mr.. LAMONT, Of Nisbra.
rah, that young woman named MARY
WlssEs, formerly Of Sioux City, died re-
Gently At the former place from the effects
Of poison. How the poison ~ss admins.
tered-whether by her own hands, or those
Of another-is mystery that has not yet
been solved.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
THE END HAS COME.

The vexed question Of who is County
Judge is finally settled. For months the
friends Of the county and the friends Of
the pretended contract have warmly disput-
ed the result Of . judicial investigations
All anxiously awaited the session Of GU,
District Court, except the Court House
Clique, WHO it will be remembered two
weeks ago, made a furious descent upon
the County Records with writ of replevin
issued BY distant Justice Of the Peace,
and carried them away to some cover,
spot. 1t was a brilliant triumph. Their
bland smiles, and elastic step, and face
tious inquiries, Where are the books
indicated infinite satisfaction with their
achievements. Wasn't possession nine
tenths Of the law in such q matter 40
this y Did they not have the Records
and Seals Of the county? Could they
not withdraw their own quo uoryanto and
leave the people without present rene.
dy. OF course they were just as we'll off
- they wanted he, and though the culver
OF justice was full Of arro~s they felt Ger.
tain that none could reach them. But
- There's many a slip
Between the cup and the lip"
Court opened and the friends of the
contract were eager for an attack. They
6rst tried . mandamus to compel the
Treasurer to accept some bogus warrants
issued BY JOHN L. CAMPBELL on the 9th
Of July last. The matter was ably argued
BY Judge Tssr Of Indiana for the manda.
mus, aud BY JoHx A. KAssoS, Esq. Of
Dies Moines, on the part of the county,
which resulted 10 , dismissal of the writ
Injunction was resorted to but without.
accomplishing the grand object they had
in view. They next endeavored to dis
miss the quo Uarraato from Court, but
like the bearded arrow it was difficult and
painfsl to withdraw. The relator JOHN
l.. CAMPBELL, was allowed to retire from
the prosecution Of the suit, but our wor-
thy District Attorney felt that the public
interests were deeply involved 10 the de
termination Of the cause, and wisely in.
sisted upon the right of the State to con.
sinue the prosecution-which right was con
ceded by the Court. The trial terminated
-ss oil candid and disinterested persons
from the beginning felt that it must termi
nats-in declaring the resignation Of J.
L. CAMPBELL perfectly valid, and in e..
tsblishing the right Of Mr.. FIELD to the
possession Of all the books and papers
belonging to the Office of County Judge,
oil Of which property is now in the Gus.
tody Of Mr.. FIELD, whence replevins will
not snstch it, nor unworthy hands mar
and disfgure Il. This 10 the end Of an
exciting chapter, and clearly proves that
ne people AaUs some rights, and that 1t
the proper time and before the proper
tribunal those rights are cared for and
respected. We hope this may prove
valuable lesson 70 succeeding county ad-
m'n'strasions, convincing them that the
abuse Of authority and disregard Of pub
lie interests have their end and their
reward.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
New Yea See N..Now Ton Don't
See It,"

Under the decision of Judge HuBBARp,
in the County Judge Question the
chances of certain individual getting
his proportion Of the corruption bonds
(M,000) are about as propitious IS hi.
pots'oe speculation. Alas. poor Yorick
Nix COON arrows!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

DIEp-In Cherols., Cherokee CO., Iowa,
August 5,h, 1893. Of dysentcrv. LIZZIE
JAxr, daugh.er Of LExuEL and AMELIA y.
PARxHursr, aged 2 years, l month and 8
days.
Thus has another bud, just unfolding its
beauties 10 gladden. the hearts Of fond pa.
rents, been snatch from earth by the icy
hand Of death. Yet why should We mourn
departed innocence. when We have the ~
surance that "of such is the kingdom Of
Heaven"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ Jons c. TuKK, Esq. late Receiver
Of the Land Office At Dakota City, has
become editor and proprietor Of the Sate
Argus, at Columbia, Mo. Nj. Turk has
the AGILITY TO make the Argus, in point Of
talent, one Of the first papers in Missouri
and we heartily wish him more success
pscuniarily. than usually falls TO the lot Of
newspaper publisher.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

The Grand Jury was discharged on Sat
urday last. aftsr being in session six days
without 6nding single bill Of indictment.
This fact should not be taken - evidence
thss there are none among 10 who owe
the state few yeafs service 1t Fort Mad
'son, - recent dsvelopemsnts have shown
copclusivelJ 10 the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Representative Cenvsnsae..

The delegates elected 10 the several
counties composing this district 10 nom.
mate Democratic candidate for Repre-.
sentative. will meet in this city on Tuss
day sext.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ L. D. Psrmsr oonsinses to sell his
asw soods, consisting Of groceries and
provisions, bouts and shoes, hats and caps,
dry goods, ready made clothing, nails,
glass and qsssnsware, u lOwsr prices than
any other house.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ Our old friend McELHANEr, has
commenced the erection Of . large livery
stable on Pearl street. We are glad to
see this evidence Of prosperity on the part
Of Mac.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ Our fat and jolly friend Old KlaE
will leave for tho East in . few days 70
lay 10 mammoth stock Of goods for the
fall and winter trade,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ The people Of Selkirk Settlement
and Red River country North Of Min
nesota, are agitating the question Of On.
nexation to the United States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ We hereby terder our thanks to
our friend Mr. II. 8. HuSGFRroRD for a
fine lot Of new potatoes, and Two lucious
watermel0ns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

Dswccratle Representative Convsntisa viii b
nssd ct Sioux City on the 10th day Of August next
6s The purpose Of nomiasting candidate for the
otxteentA Rsprsssnt stive Dstrict and the tranaac
Zion Of saSh other business may come before IT,
Ths ratio Of will b. delegate for
every y Democratic voters. fraction Of or over
= 10 each ofganissd county In the district accord
tng % The last October election. organised
q sselu1sA.
Woodbury.. Plymouth. ..........l
Ida. Cherokee. ...........l
1hs shove call Is made by tina Democratic Central
Ooamittss OF Woodbury. connty--there being no
co00ittss appointed for the Districtand the other
seuntas ars respectfully invited to concur therein.
ST DAVIS,
Ch'n Dem. Cen. Com, Woodbury. county
Juns I, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ The "O1eha' is expected here
next week witt big load Of new goods
for our merchants. s, get your dimes
and prepare for the rush.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Democratic Representative CoMvem.
tiOm...0 Let District.

fAs Dsnoeraic electors Of the eist Representative
District eonprising the counties Of Sac, Kossutb,
E0mett, Dickinson, Clay and Palo Alto. are request
- TO ssad delegates to . convention II be held At
Spirit Lake, In Dickinson county on Saturday, the
eth day Of August, 1859, for the purpose OF noml
ing delegate TO every 20 -otcs cast for Secretary
sfstats ut the last election and for every frae
eaon over; but each county entitled TO at least
1saeeats.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

- Work on the Presbyterian meet
ing house has commenced. II will be
completed before cold weather SEES in,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

p2- BY The treaty just made between
Napoleon and Emperor of Austria, Sardi.
MIA adds to h:r territory 1881 SQUARE
miles. and to her population 2.72S,OOo.
making an aggregate of 66,SO3 square
miles, aud abou, 5000. 900 of Inhabitants.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

sA- According to the Milwaukee News
they have q new military company in
Chicago. They drill six times a week.
and have now got SO that they can form
straight line-by leaning against a fence
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ Contracts for the new crop Of ba r.
ley have been made at Davenpor, At 33}
cents per bushel.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

- Persoss il want Of wood will
please notice The advertisement Of J. A.
SA~rEas 4 Co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ A few drops Of carbonate ammo.
ma, IN a little warm rain water. will re.
move spots from carpets. etc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

. "a The repairs on the Mt. Vernon
property were commenced q short time
since.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~ Dr.. s. p. YroMAxs and Rev. J X.
FuLLEa len for the eastern part Of The
State 90 Saturday Isss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

hA- The subject Of horse railroads i
being sgitated 10 Milwaukee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
heath to all Vermtn:i

- The time to shoot prairie chickens
has arrived.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
DeHoeratie County Cow ) y ti.n.

The Democracy Of Woodbury. county ase hereby
notn-d that . Democratic County Convention viii
0spts0hss, A. D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for The
D1ryeD - soninatiog candidates for Ne different
seuss! oMces to Be chosen at the next October cleo
nm IT, Each township will b. entitled &c one dsl.
gats, and 90 additional for every 70 votes or
faetjon Of Is votes east At the late election for
eaous, Douglas 1bs Secretary Of Safe.
=. T. DAVIS. Chairman
Dom. Cen Com Woodbury. county
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-22
The MOunt Vernon Fund.

The privilege Of every one who feels an
interest in the purchase Of Mount Vernon,
s to appropriate something for that pur-
pose. In our last issue, we published the
beautiful appeal Of Mrs. Richie, Vice-Re-
gent for the State Of Virginia, and at the
same time, list of gentlemen. who were
authorized to receive subscriptions in this
county. But we think much larger sum
might be raised by direct appeal to the
people, and for that purpose we propose a
grand celebration, to take place in Staunton
on the 22d of February, the birthday of
Washington. Let suitable speaker be
selected 1--WE suggest the Hon. A. H. H.
Stuart9, to deliver an address appropriate to
the occasion, invite all the people in this
and the surrounding counties to, attend and
then when they are assembled, and their
bosoms swelling with patriotic emotions
are excited. let the subject of donations be
presented to them, and we are not afraid to
venture the assertion that Augusta will send
in a larger donation than any other county
ia the State. We wish to keep this thing
before the people, and desire all interested
TO help US. We would invite SHORT COM
munications On the subject from all who
feel well disposed toward it.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-22
ROWdyiSu.

IT there is one characteristic in commu
nifty Of people, which will destroy its har-
mony' happiness and prosperity more than
another, that characteristic is rowdyism. =
Its effects are equally baneful upon the civil
as we'll as the religious portion Of people.
The pros perity, the quiet, the happiness,
nay, the very life Of the community itself
depends upon its suppression, and when de-
cency and selfrespect are no longer exer-
cised, the strong arm Of the law should do
its duty.
These remarks have been suggested and
prompted by the scenes which were witness
ed at the Baptist Church, on Sunday and
Tuesday night last, in the very face of the
administration of one of the most SOLEMN
ordinances of Gods appointment. A stran.
ger from Western State, who happened to
be present, asked ''if that was the wsy peo
pie behaved at church in Staunton, remark.
ing at the same tlmc that it spoke very bad.
~ tor the morals Of the place." We per.
Iectly agree with him, but what will be the
!; effect upon our town, if strangers are per-
mitted to see such conduct unrebuked p
What an enviable reputation has Baltimore
acquired by permitting such proceedings t.
60 unnoticed, until they are now beyond
control! We were several times asked
where was the police, and the echo Of the
question answered arAere
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-22
Col. ]. B. Baldwin.

Three different cards, numerously signed
by some of the most influential and respect
able citizens Of Rockbridge, Rockingham
and Augusta, appeared in the Spectator Of
this week, calling on this gentleman to an
nounce himself for the seat left vacant on
the Bench of the Court of Appeals, by the
death of the Hon. Green B. Samuels. We
regret exceedingly that want Of space for
bids their insertion in this issue of the Viz
dictator and obliges us to lay them over un-
til next week. By reference to the head Of
our editorial column, it will be seen thai
Col. Baldwin has annonced himself in &C.
corGance with the wishes of his friends.