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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc WING Nj Al CHIN ES !
Methodist Book Concern ,l
oOO AT,,llo,-r,, Cy,.asf kT,,1 Yo,.L

200, Mulberry Street, NelO York.
DEING in constant receipt Of inquiries from ou 7
ID brethren, respecting Sewing Machines, with
re quests TO recommend and purchase, we have, / n
conjunction with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various machines, OF
practical value for family sewing, and hnd those
made BY the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company to fully comb inc the essentials oil good
instrument, aud such as we can confidently re-
commend
Having seen so favorable results from the IL use,
in our own and the households Of our friends, we
are desirous tha' their benefits should be shared
by all our brethren, and hence have interested our.
selves in their behalf.
With best wishes your brethren'
ABEL STEVENS, THoNLs CARLTON,
JAMES FLoY. J. PORTER,
DAvIEh WISE, M ]. BENJAMIs EDWARDS.
DAVID TERRY, WIN, A. Cox.
We have personally examined the various ma
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire To
D lace before our readers reliable information
As the result Of such examination we unhesita-
tingly recommend Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing
Machine as THE Machine for Family use.
C. KINGSLEY
Editor of Western Christian Advocate.
For economy OF powor, care Of management
variety Of adaptation and speed of execution, the
Wheeler &, Wilson Machine, no doubt, surpasse'
all others Tor family use. -
d. w. CLARK,
Editor OF Ladies' Repository
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FREDERICK JUMELLE's
COMPOUND

SYRUP OF DOCKi
in the full belief thntit will meet want long felt
by suffering humanity. Being compounded Of
smples to the utter exclusion OF 1ll injurious min.
eral substances j: will be found not only striking
ly efFlcacious, but Tree ron-all injurious tenden.
cies whatever. ..
Asa general purifier Of tho blood, it will be
found unrivalled by ANY OF the mnch vaun ted and
almos. ever failing quack nos trums Of the day. Ii
will be that do net claim to perform IN ir-
ncles by this remedy. though man of the cures it
has effected may, BY some, be considered miracu-
lous; butw do claim that
For Coughs, colds, Bronchial Affections.
General Debility, and as n General Purifier,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS!
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman o
the city of Philadelphia, J. II ! Hardy, who being
sworn deposes and says, that in June last he sui
tered from severe cough, caused by heavy
cold, for month or more and having procured
one boItle OF Frederick Jumelle's Compound Syr-
up OF Dock" he was en- tIrely cured by it.
Sworn to and subscribed before e, this first day
Of March; 1859 w. P. Hbbord, Alderman. s.,
]. II HANDY, 731 Fibert street.
Mr.. FREDERIcK JUMELLE-Dear Sir:
This is to inform you that two bottles OF your
Compound Syrup of Dock has cured my son OF
bad cough, when two of our best doctors CO IL
petely failed to release him Of the cough. ANY
person who doubt this statement you can refer
them to me.
ROBERT MARSHALL
N. w. Corner of | 5th and South SITS.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
Frederick Jumelle,
No. 1926 Market Street, between 18Th and 10Th
Streets, North Side, Philadelphia.
Price so Cents Per Bottle.
For Sale by NJ A. HANNA, Cadiz, Ohio.
May Is, lS60-ly. sa-
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A Cure for Abolition Fanaticism

Ifanything win bring the Yankee Abolition
lists to their senses, the following suggestion Of
the Governor ofMississippi, if practically en-
forced, would do so:-- c -Fau
A proper tax on Northern manufactures,
and individual action, looking to non-inter-
course commercially with the Abolition States
is lever which, ifproperly handled can turn
New England upside down in six months.
Hall her population would be paupers in less
than twelve months from the day the Southern
States cease to trade with her. '.' ,H'
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"THE FOOLS ARE NOT ALL DEAD."-Tke Gin
cinnati Enqwirer' black republican sheet in
disguise, and one or two country editors who
are green enough to think that all the brains Of
the Democratic party is confined in the heads
ofthe whiskey bloats that edit that sheet, talk
aboutsgain running Douglas in 1864 r.
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GERMAN TOWNSHIP.

GERMAN TOWNSHIP. "
White population, 1922. W e
Colored population, q. ,.a r.-,s4
Total population, 1924. as .gf81
White population in 1850. 1851. f
Colored population in 1850, 6.
Total population in 1850, 1867. ,.l...a Il
Decrease Of white population since 1850, 329
Decrease Of colored population since 1850, 4.
Total decrease since 1850. 333. fs
Number Of dwelling houses, lit.
Number Of families III.
q Number of deaths during the year, H. ssos
TOWN OF NEW JEFFERSON. uso5
White population, ZIG.
Colord population, 0. IN, ses,.
.s Total population, 216. r.gsq afg ,;sgDir
Number Of dwelling houses, 81. ssV
Number Of families, 81.
Number ofdeaths during the year, a.
y (NoTE. Census Of the town Of New
Jefferson is not given separately Ia 1850, but
is enumerated with German township.l
Total population of German township and
the town Of New Jefferson, 1910.
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a1a OyThe Cincinnati Commercial and other
leading republican papers, have come to the
conclusion that there are entirely too many
office seekers in that party just at this time
Shouldn't wonder. Men don't shrek for ne
eroes without expecting to get doubly rewar.
ded. Its the pay they are after,
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G-We take this occasion to say, that the
article which appeared in the Sentinel, Of Sep
tsmbei 7, in relation to John Bethel, Esq, the
Chairman Of the Democratic County Conven-
tion acting in an ungentlemanly manner, rela-
ted to his appointing the Democratic Central
Committee of this county, and nothing else
The article should have stated at the time the
act he done.
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RIGHr.-The Wide Awakes in Cleveland or
the night Of Lincoln's election, in their parade
through the city, stopped at the house OF ]. w
Gray, the editor of the P1aindealer, and gave
him three cheers for tbs assistance he had rem.
dered in electing Lincoln, This was right
Gray was an abuser the Democratic party
and right bower of the Little Giant
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e1-The farmers Of Guernsey County, so we
learn from the Times are paying their attention
70 the raising u fine sheep. That is right, and
II they wish TO purchase better article than can
be obtained in Vermont or any where else. we
would refer them to gentlemen in this county
who took premiums on sheep at our late Coun-
" Fair. We will put Harrison County against
the world for fine sheep.
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GrThe piece in last weeks Republican, head.
ed-"Democracy and Negro Equality" must
have been selected by our neighbor merely ''tC
give the boys fat copy" without noticing IT'S
contents. AS ardent black republican as our
neighbor is, we can hardly think he would en-
dorse that article. Besides being tissue o
falsehoods, it is ridiculous nonsense, to say the
least of II. r-
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HIn the Ashland District. the home Of
Of our gallant standard bearer, John c. Breck.
inridge, the closest Congressional District in
the State, Mr.. BIS majority over all opposition
Bell Douglas and Lincoln--is 100. This Is
a great triumph when we remember the dis
honorable means that were used to defeat Mr.,
b. in his own district.
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Missouri

Nj lsSOuri
FOR BRECKENRIDGE, DOUGLAS AND BELL.
New Jersey Z
This leaves California, with q, and Oregon,
with ) votes, alone to hear from.
: The Democrats have gained members Of Con-
gress enough to give them the next Congress.
This will place Mr.. Lincoln in the fix Of the
fellow who won the elephant in a raffie. He
will be President but will have no Congress to
pass his measures. "a' "
Among the Republicans defeated are-Mr
Speaker Pennington and the notorious Anson
Burlingame. Hurrah! ~ hH
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ge O<5-The Neil House at Columbus was de-.
stroyed by fire on last Tuesday evening. Loss
1 $4,000, and only insured for $1,000. Gov,
Dennison was the principal owner We are
glad to hear that it is soon to be rebuilt.
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0-The ultra black republican papers, such
as the Cleveland Leader, New York Tribune and
Salem Republican, are growing the loudest over
Lineoln's election. "Straws show which way
the wind blnws." w
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RecapituiatiOn.,

.
White population of the county, 1888.
Colored population of the county, 1856.
Total population ofthe county, 1929.
White population Of the county in 1850, 49,
$40. .-,.. IS. t..r.:..t.i. r........
Colored population of the county in 1850,
2s7. ....a ......-..... ...t... .s.. .t.
Total population Of the county in 1850, TO-
Decrease Of white population since 1850
1,O77. s.s gsu .g.... .rs.... ..,. h., f..
Increase Of colored population since 1850, 40
T3;al decrease in he county since 1850
1o2s. ga o.. .,
Number Of DIV fling houses in the county,
54oo. at 5.aaa 5a4#Ha ri.rla ,a
Number dwelling houses in the county in
the county in 1850, 1896. I'd ,ur..r a.,l IA.
Decrease in number OF dwelling houses, So.
Number OF families in the county, 3447.
Number Of families in the county in $50, 1878
Decrease in number Of families, 131. .5
Number Of deaths in the county during the
yast year, 178. ra.ya Z 58ldfs ..f.e- hgr
Number Of deaths during the year ending
June /, 1850, Ill.
Incraasa
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SHORT CREEK TOWNSHIP

SHORT CREEK TOWNSHIP. .
White population, 1870. ."'' ".'t
Colored population, 81.
Total population, 1882.
White population in 1850 1920.
Colored population in 1850. TO-
Total population in 1850, 1880. -'H
Decrease Of white population since 1850, SO.
Decrease Of colored population since 1850, 8 i.
Total decrease since 1885, So. - ''."
Number ofdwelling houses, 262.
Number of families, 26O.
Number of deaths during the year, 13.
TOWN OF uARnIsvILLE. ''
White population, 26O.
Colored population, O. }'-"
Total population, 260. Hi9'
White population in 1850, 295.
Colored population in l85Oa5. W." '.' ~"
Total population in 1850, 800. s..,~
Decrease in white population since 1850, S5.
Decrease in colored population since 1850, s.
Total decrease since 1850, 40. , ..r.e.a
Number ofdwelling houses, SO. g. s....
Number of families, so. 5-r. tr,Ds e..., Fl.
Number Of deaths during the year, 5. 4
1as TOWN OF GEORGETOWN. -rs .7.r,
White population, 1853. ur. ogt .a..
Colored population, IL. ,.sa..r. s.,l.
Total population, l64. seea,.r. b, taf,.
White population in 1850. 153. 81, aqn...
Colored population in 1850, Z. t H.. agr
Total population in 1885, 100. a. 1.a5.o. p.
Decrease ofwhite population since 1860, O.
Increase of colored population since 1850, 4.
Total increase since 1850, 4. raFT t.--
Number ofdwelling houses 35. fqars.,a If
Number of families, 80. oia aa b bag
Number of deaths during the year, Q.
Total population Of the towns OF Harrisvitle
and Georgetown and Short Creek township,
1855. a#sIal q .sgqaa ~
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WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
And sold by
-H II. G. MARTIN, m
Rock-hill, Kennon P, o.
Belmont County, Ohio.
Send for Circular. p, I'D

Prior to Mr. Howe g invention, patented in 1916,
all attempts to adept mac hinery TO sewing had
proved abortive. HIS is The basis of all success
iul machi 1es. Their differences, however, are
marked aud important. The Committee of the
American Institute classified them according to
the stitch made and the purpose to which the ma
chime is to be applied, in four classes, st end, Sd,
and 4th; classifcs ton indicating the general or
der OF merit and importance.
| CLASS lst, includes the ock.stitch machine for
family use, and ter manufacturers in the same
range oil purpose and material The Committee
has assigned this class the highest rank, on &C.
count OF The ''elaciy, permanence, beauty, and
general desirableness of the stitching when done
and the wide range of its application. At the
head of this class they place the Wheeler & Will
son Machine, and award it the highest premium.
This has been the uniform award for this machine
throughout the country for several years, and we
think no disinterested person will dispute its jus.
tice and propriety . .. g
| Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines took the
! first premium at the late Harrison County Fair.
H. q. MAJ tin is agent fcr the sale of the above
named machines in the counties of Harrison, JET
ferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe. -a
| October 81, lS60-3m .....,.
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0Jghe vote for Bfeckinrdge in belmont
county hl2s9, Douglas 1850 Bell 1l11, Lin
coin 2675.Shraid Faasjla sfen sis
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Union Hotel.
ARCH STREET. ABOVE THIRD.

ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
AA THE undersigned having purchased the
E.. interest OF his former partner. Mr. .Eysns
H!Il#h i the above Hotel would call attention
Ha OF the public 70 Its convenience In ey
cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business pleasure. Its quiet
location and uninterrupted venta ton tbeinR sit.
uated opposite an open space Of 400 feet, which Is
shaded with trees Of beautiful foiage) still within
bali square Of the very center Of trade, offers
to business men inducements to sojourn rarely mot
with in popuous city.
Passenger Railroads. which run past and in close
proximity, afford to those iu search of pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride all p aces of interest in
or about the city. ffE'f
The proprietor gives assurance that Tue USrox'
shali be kept with such character as will meet pub
lie appreciation and would solicit Western patron
age. UPTON NEWCOMER.
Sept. 10, Ie60-Iy
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G-TIt is said that at least thirty thousand
people ere suffering in Kansas for the necessa-
lies of lie. " l.e "
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. A

A Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the Relief OF the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted with Vlruent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the cure OF Disea
scs of the Sexual Organs. ui .Y t.. 'llfs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act.
ing Surgeon,to all who apply by letter with de-
scription OF their condition, tage, occupation,
habits of life, &c.,) and in cases OF extreme pow
erty, Medicines furnished free of charge no
Valuable reports on Spermutorrhna, and other
diseases Of the sexual organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensaty sent to
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will be
acceptable. va
Address DIR. ]. SKILL1N HOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon. Howard Association No. O. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa By order Of the
Directors Hgs @ s-Ge tuI ,auI .r
,,,..., EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHiLD, Secretary '%"o 7a'
Oct. H. lS60-ly m #r1f't .fe. sltsaq gty.
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0 Ihe NUMBER Of registered voters in New
York City war h6, 1891. Z
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| There are in the county--8 0. S. Presbyteri-
an, 6 United Presbyterian 26 Methodist Epis-
copal, Disciples, 8 Friends, Wesleyan Meth
odst Lutheran, Free Presbyterian, 5 Unit
ed Brethren and 2 African NJ. E. Churches
We will add. that although the county has
fallen off in white population, it has largely
gained in wealth. .s-. ,..... -r'
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Y ArUaAL. Forpey, the apoststs to the
Demoeratic party, rejoiesth over the election Of
Lincoln.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
White population, 1887.
Uolored popuiatiOn,o.
Total population, 1857.
White population in 1850, 1855.
Colored population in 1850, o.
Total population in 1850. 1855.
Decrease of population sincs 1850, 2l8.
Number oi dwelling houses, 19i.
Number of families 19l.
TOWN OF TIPPECANoE.
White population, 80. ....-.s
Colored opulation, 0. . ... .
Total population, 80. ..... ......
Number of dwelling houses, Is.
Number oil families, Is.
GNoTE.-The Census Of the town of Tippe-
canoe is not given separately in 1850, but is
enumerated with Washington townshipl
Total populatiun of Washington township
and the town of Tippecanoe, 1126.
TOWN OF DEERsvILLE.
White population, 263.
Colored popula tion, 4.
Total population, 267.
White population in 1850 289. .'
Coiored population in 1850. 0.
Total population in 1885, 289. .
Decrease Of white population since 1850, 26.
Increase in colored population since 1850, 4.
Total decrease ofpopulation since 1850, %
Number Of dwelling houses, 55.
Number Of families, So. '''
TOWN OF FRANKLIN.
White population, 1853.
Colored populatiun, 8.
Total population, III.
White population in 1850, IA,
Colored population in 1897.
Total population in 1850, 151.
Increase Of white population since 1850, 19
Increase Of colored population since 1850, 1.
Total increase Of population since 1850, 20
Number Of dwelling houses, 30.
Number Of families, 80.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
White population, ia.
Colored population, 8.
Total population, 777.
White population in 1850, 90j.
Colored population in 1850, s
Total population in 1850, $40.
Decrease Of white population since 1885, 13l
Decrease ofcolored population since $780, 2
Total decrease of population since 1850, 1873.
Number ofdwelling houses, Isl.
Number Of families, 131.
Total population of towns Of Deersvlle and
Franklin and Franklin township, 1915.
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0rThere are in Gadiz, SO far, only twenty
applicants for the Cadiz pos. office under Lin
coln's administration. We have also in our
town an applicant for the Collectorshp of the
Port Of San Francisco. another for U. S. Mar
shal Of the Northern District of Ohio, and about
half dozen Tor Clerkships at Washington City.
Wont Bingham have his hands full in attend
ing to the vents oil his immediate constituents?
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o GREENE TOWNSHIP,

uhEENE lOW NSHlP. W. 'f. 'If'i
White population, 1898. 3o N.goT -
Colored population, c. ,,. .... ~" ~ ~
= Total population, 1898. q, ga n 7aa ,r.r
White population in 1850, 1897. nj i'gH
Colored population in 1850
Total population in 1850, 1927.
Decrease ofpopuation since 1850, 229.
. Number ofdwclling houses, 226., Il ..}a 4
Number Of families, 228. am H6sa
Number Of deaths during the year, 10. p d
mr ,o.e TOWN OF HoPEDALE.
White population, 272. ltu fatas4g ssr,t
Colored population, 8. 2al la ea.t
Total population, 280. pr 't'' 'riHei
Number ofdwelling houses, 40. @
Number OF families, 48. 81. ~. ',e ,,.f
Number OF deaths during the year, l..
tNoTE. The Census Of the town of Hope.
dale is not given separately ip 1850, bnt is emu
meratsd with Greene township.] e, nv
Total population Of Greene township and
the town oi Hopedale, 1873. a.'s
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STOCK TOWNSHIP.

STOCK TOWNSHIP.
White population, 735. f ."
Colored population, 48.
Total population, 7S3.
White population in 1850, 824. ""o
Colored population in 1850, 81. a' H--
I'd Total population in 1850, SS8. Pr '' a.
Decrease of white population since 1850, 80
Decrease OF colored population since 1850, 16
Total decrease since 1850, 105. '.9 WI.
Number Of dwelling houses, 144. "'
Number Of families, 144.
Number Of deaths during the year, 10.
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RUMLEY TOWNSHIP.

RUALEY TOWNSHIP.
White population, S57.
Colored population, o.
Total population, S57.
White population in 1850 1858.
COlOred population in 1850. o.
Total population in 1885, l0S8.
Total decrease since 1850, 23I.
Number Ofdwelling houses, l47.
Number OF families, 147.
Number Of deaths during the year, 8.
TOWN OF NEW RUMLEY.
White population, 1856. ...
Colored population, 0. lEt
Total population, 136.
Number ofdwellng houses, 32
Number Of fam lilies, S2,
Number ofdeaths during the year. l.
[NoTE.-The Census of the town ofNew
Rumleyi is not given separately In 1850, but is
enumerated with Rumley township.l
TOWN OF FAIRvtEw.
White population, 100.
Colored population. 0.
Total population, 100
Number Of dwelling houses, 81.
Number ofamilies, 81. ..s4...
Number Of deaths duridg the year, 2.
[NoTE-Fairview is a new town, in Rumley
township. having been laid out since 1851
Total population OF Rumley township and
the towns OF New Rumley and Fairview, 1893.
TOWN OF NEW MARKET.
White population l74. a-.-a-a..nr
Colored population, 2. -atw
Total population, 176.
Number Of ofdwelling houses, %.
Number of families, 80. s...s.
Number Of deaths during the year, 0.
[NoTE.-The Census Of the town of New
Market is not given separately in 1850, but is
enumerated with North township.l
NohTH township. ,.
White population, $40. .-.........,.g
Colored population, II.
Total population, 827.
White population in 1850, 1886.
Colored population in 1850, 81. ..... ...t
Total population in 1850, 1923.
Decrease ofwhite population since 1850, 276.
Decrease of colored population since 1850, 20
Total decrease since 1850, 296.
Number OF dwelling houses, l46.
Number Of families, 146.
Number of deaths during the year, Z.
j TOWN OF MAsTERsvILLE. -....a
White population, IS.
Colored population 0. 81. ... .....s
Total population, IS. a, -.n..t.t
Number Of ofdwelling houses, II. t.......
Number Of families, H. - t.rs.s ......,
Number Of deaths during the year, 0.
d TNoTE.-Mastersvile is new town town
in North township, laid out since l85O.l ,..
Oh Total population Of the town of New Market
North township and the town Of Mastersville,
1888. .5a .. .....- "a. ..s
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ARCHER Township. .......... lH'
White population, 776. ~ azrJ lr.ar.#w
Colored population, 0. h. ...
Total population, 776. ... L...s raa
White population in 1850, S75. ... En-.
Colored population in 1S50,0 o.
Total population in 1850, 675. l.r r.
Decrease in population since 1850, 80. g..
Number of dwelling houses, l36.
Number OF families, 1856. r argaa ...f.r .sF
Number OF deaths during the year, Z. 4 (,