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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

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ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Saw AMI Grist MIL MaebineTy, Tobacco eefegs
Cumming Machines, Chimes Sugar Cane Milo
ThrRsing Machines, Sc
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EwHB PROPRIETOKs On THE cITY' F0Uh
II dry beg leave t9 inform their hianas aqd fhs
public 10 general tiai the5 prepared ID So a',
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WcNh
aud everything appertalning "a The foundry luss
neEa- They are manufacturing GrRAhi Haafsas An g
BOILERS Of any size and power required. saw MfN
Machnsry and MN Gearing 0f any size Distii-
tery and Mining Mashinefy, Tobacco SCREWS, Gun
ming Machines, Thrasbing Machine, blalt Nails
HorsepeW COrn-shollsrs, III achinary AZ 81 afnts
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Casfiues -
every description, Iron HouseLrontai Oelb-f suaEs
d.. Cooking and Heating Stoves a. tha lite1t ih..
proved patteTnsi Hollow Ware, Dog Iror-. &r..
BREWERS, DlSTILLEkB, hECTIffEEB. AL.
Supplied with every description Of GeIffar ana
ehsst Iron Work. Brewing Kettles. uafricorators
Attemporaturss bpargaar sfllheads and WORMS ~
an improved princi le, Columns lor Alr7fol effiis
Heasl jugs Cans, Syphous &c; Copper, aaasGf
Iron Pipei Copper Brass and Iron Pumps 81 cFEsJ
variety, for keeE, spirits, on brsss Cocls ana
Workmen sent 10 All parts 20 81 uF WozA and o.
Tepails % Steam Boilers, Coppar and She'd ira
Work, 6e.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing IN snd selling Alien fili rossd
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and IT,
hing, Hiram H0pEtBs' Improved Smut hfsahfns.
sfephen Hughes fienr sepafatoFe. Qefglan BoiL
Of the best kind FinPiats, sheet Iron, Bloca Tia.
Pig Iron. RABBIT Metal. speltar, n IRE Brisk
They have ersrY facility ~ the beet Mnci1tnsTg
and workmeng ansi.Etu give ailsg0ES eatIustsd 60
them' their individual attnntiras llltnR ordeFs
promptly, RHFrhnting their work. aud are sati8Gah
With reasonable pricea.
$50 06ice and Sale RVoais, Hd 90 Blair sir8f
noonoei y, Boiler Aard apf machiho Shop % ice
street between FiHsi = 'scond streets, EEuuss
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By it's simplicity and most perfect adaptation to ali
T1~oGt and Lang Complaints from infanoy to old
age, asks for special ttenton. Soatriotly the
freedom of in disease, it's strict natural fea
ture, that would Of food 10 hunger. Both are an
piled to the letter. Therefore, from WlIooPINo
OouoH the terror Of childhood, TO Lung gornpisiuts
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asked 10 investigate this splendid and much needed
Opists, by Formula. or trisi Of the AnodyRe, both
ceptancs OF ell " no have used &C. and also IL sisn.
id results in Of Neural Eia, Headache OF evsrS
kind. rheumatism, Tooth aud Ear Ache, Loss q
sleep. Delirlunl Trenaenss holesg morbus D. sanr
terry. &c, &c, sdndHg hlto call attention, ask
Attef six years Of trials and Results, the srojn
ADotyue aud Universal Cough RsrIsdy are fairly
before the world, and trs5 al who know viii do
the Justice to Investigate By trial, compare all
suggestions of testimonials in the pam pallets /, be
found with all deaIsrss or will be cent Gee +" iv
me, aud then, by the real msTit they possess lift
them above all charges or inputations Of quae cry
PTioss within reach Of al. 3 ss.-..z
en JOHN L. HuNNEWELIa, Proprietor.
~ ~ Practical FslsarsIs aceEsfssfs- - -
PrilIelpal Office, No. g Commereials Wharf,
sasa - 3 E7aEasB BOSTON fsG .azals1E 9
EsaR- Sold by all respsctabie dealers where
KELLER g. WHITE " holsSaIa g Retail = gents
aplS sssa&s ig ~ 3 ESAksvIhbE. Iaa.
@sTRSs G.aJN-fsEzsS s. Nv = - ~
~ 6Otroxss Star Candles, for sale IS 49, a
aug9 GEO. FusTER 4 co.
- GrTs. pEIR rs. F0R Gss.E-EsR SSzs -
. Bscop Saou Iders, ssfd at net weight without
The Canvass if desired thereby saving consider bic
= asFcS ga s. IS sgI0KERg BROS.
auS9 No. 50 iGiE Street. Z.
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TRaVELNRsg GUIDE.
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Sae0mers--ReEular Packets,
FoV Paraeularss sss GdvegpssBeSsss.
- 49, Ro& CAIRO. $50
e9AaLER BowEE leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays
12 O'Clock 4. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays
night. 1A 1@
DUaHAR leaves Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
-ayB mt u O'Clock Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Esd Saturdays ct aight- @ 80 s
Foa LoUTgvgLLE.
@UdEsE, of Louisvills, leaves Tuesdays snd
Saturdays At O'Clock r. u. Arrives Tuesday and
Saturdays In the afternoon.
GRE7 EAGLE, Of Gallipolls, leaves Mondays at
IL O'clock NJ, and Thursdays ct O'Clock P.M-
Arrives Sundays and Thursdays intbe afternoon.
k FoR aRBEE ervER.
MArETE CooxE leaves Mondays aud Thursdays
IS O'Clock r. n. for Bowling Green. Arrives on
Mondays and Thursdays In the morning.
EUE EAvEg leaves for South CarroIton aud Pond
Rfver, on Wednesdays and Saturdays at noon
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night =
There "a regular daily communication with HEss-
DxRsos and HEwBuBss By boat and Land CONVOY
area Een s11s
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He continues so issue Policies from ssFeral FiYy-
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q INSURANCE COMPANIES - ST
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also reeeiTs applications for ia 31+il
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he VIII attend 70 the Adjustment Of Losse
Of every description under policies from otheil
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KRA-T2 & HEILMAN
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUFACTURED AND BUlLDERs or sTEA "a
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw AMI Grist Ml Maehinery, Tobacco ecfeas
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane AiHis.
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Lab Esinutss 6gs, raisiLs, cuTranfss rock candy.
cysteFa aardines, alum epsoIn salts roll birthstone
sulphur. eopperaa. nladdeT, extract o. logwoof Ia
dlao cream tartar soda. bed cords OF all kinds
heoO Of All kinds, blaehfng, batting DufDsgE, ei-
gArs Of all kinds, giBger, and ground spanish
NOES glass lars lsAteCns and iiasks, mustard pep.
Pee sauce, matches. pickles. stOns pfPss, powder
sasty fuse. soaps Of all kinds, starch, teas. vine
gar, eampAoT, letter, note, cap, and fancy papez,
wrapping pepsF, envelopes, salt Fetre, gum drops
wooden bow7sss iuja pastss cinnamon, dried beef,
bEitiSh FustF0, bonnet boards a codes, ink, OIL
aafs, sash glass, spirits turpentne sllspioe soda
paln kfiLe1, bquorioe, &C. Re. &c i
A supply Of the sbove kept constantly On hand,
cad sog sale lew bE ts- 3 4. GILBERT & Co.
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ID 800 fOs Clear Sides,
800 Ebs Canyassed Hams,
600 fbs CAnvassed Shoulders, for sale low by
VICKERY BIOS,
cps al No. 81 Main Street.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-19

only teaOlt 10 70 entirely convince IL that II
their own chewing, the AotG Of the American
Government have been Illegal as regards Amer
lean citizens, and violations of tho rights Of
nations az regards foreigners. N
The London Herald says Lord Lyons has ex'
posed England 10 rebuff without the right 10
resent. The Herald o. acks Earl Russell f,f
impertinence in lectufing on the American
Constitution, and quietly enduring robbery aud
outrage, aAi says: He will find he has drifted
on TO war.
The Post says Secretary Seward has wanton-
ly added another to the many differences which
he wishes to perpetua.e between the two coun.
The Daily News thinks the course pursued
by the Government premature, indiscreet and
inconsiderate
IL was reported the American bankers were
holding out liberal commissions to English
fnanciers to place portion Of the Federal loan
In London.
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Sheriff's Sale,

John R. Hillisrd Doc 3, page l6l.
, Superior Court of Frankln cOun
Mary Young ct al. n ty, Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
ID to me directed. from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the door Of thu
court House, in the city Of Columbus. Ohio,
On Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. D
1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock
P M the following described real estate, situate IL
Franklin county, Ohio, to wit:
certain tract or parcel Of land in the township o.
Norwich, bounded and described as follows Beginning
at p. 8, Averys 8. W. corner; thence e.. the line
between the Avery and Merbah Crawfords line to the
boundary Of the O. P. and l. Il. R.; thence N. W. with
the R. Il. to Averys line; thence g. with the original
survey line 10 tie place Of beginning containing acre
Of land, more or less being part Of survey No. 3453
in the name Of William BaTkSdAle.
Appraised at $3.50 co.
wv. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees, 80 90.
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arrival of ,he NorwcpIan

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. l6.-The steamer Nor.
wegian arrived to day, With Liverpool dates to
the 7th inst.
The Paris Patrie gives the particulars of the
convention Of the three powers on Mexican az
fairs. The Washington Government will be
invited to join, and it will be optional with 1t
to send ships and troops.
:. The Times has an editorial on the i'll feeling
of the North toward England, aud argues on
Its groundlessness that the Federal Union is de-
sLroyed and TO whichever side victory inclines,
its reconstruction is impossible upon the old
baels. .
PARIS BoURsE.--Rentes 68f 60c.
There have been several heavy commercial
failures In Paris
1t was stated that the arrivals of grain in
France are 60 excessive that some wheat was to
be exported to England.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-19


BIsF LYNNEi or, The Earl's Daughter: Story Of
Modern Lie. New York; DICK G FITzoKRALD.
II tiswell said tnat this is a complicated sto-
ry; yet the plot ia we'll laid, and the tangled
web handsomely uuwound. The simplicity Of
the style 10 attractive; tho general naturalness
Of the characters aud events enchant US, and as
we proceed with the stJry, we Can hardly con
vince ourselves that we are not converting with
real persons and participating in actual eyente.
There areaome surprises; but these, instead Of
serving to dspel toe illusion, only mako US
lore eager 10 encounter other unexpected
events aud anomalies 10 domestic life.
The dramatic power Of the author OF east
Lynne" will be acknowledged by every reader.
The dialogues are well sustained, and every
scene drawn with the skil Of a practiced artist.
We recommend this fresh novel to every one
who would like to read a well-written story Of
English domestic life. The publishers, Dick Il
FirzoERALD, No 6 Ann street, New York, will
send the book for fifty cents to any address, free
Of postage. t.t.
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= N '. .- L. u
81 sa7 Colonel WHALEY, Of the 9th Virginia,
who Was reported as captured and killed by the
rebels, When they made their descent on Guy
seandotte, has turned up safe and sound. Hs is
\ now in Ceredo. Two men from Gsllipolis,
named Lawson and Berrlage, taken prisoners at
Guyandotte, having been relsased, have return
ed to their homes. They were taken thirty
milesback of Guyan river, wherethey were re-
leased. They complain that they had nothing
70 eat far two days except q few grains Of corn.
They also state that Jenkins's rebel cavalry are
without supplies. Point Pleasant, Va, Gallipo.
iis,and the "Nsfrows'' belos Marietta, are be-
ing fortified BY Union troops. There have been
one Or two alarms at Ceredo, yet the rebels are
-notthought to be in the vicinity Of that place.
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ahe lsattle at Plkalon.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l7.--A slight SNOW, the
first of the season, fell this morning
The Mt Sterling Wing has report from
Thomas Turner, one Of Gen. Nelson's aids,
relative to the Piketon engagement. He says
at Prestonburg the Federal army divided into
two columns, one, under Col. Sill, advancing
via Johns Creeks the other met the enemy by
another route, at Ivy Creek. The latter had a
sharp engagement for an hour and twenty min
utes, routing the rebels, killing six and wound
ing twenty four. ~. sa.
The rebels reported to Unionists that they
lost from two hundred to three hundred, of whom
forty were killed and about sixty wounded; an
other account says the Federal loss was six
killed and seventeen wounded. The, previous
accounts from Cincinnati appear to have been
greatly exaggerated. sat4. t@
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Printers fees, 80 90
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vs.. , Superior Court.
WE. Rose.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
I'D to me directed from the Superior Court Of
franklin county 0hio will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, December the l4th, A. d. 1861,
at two o'clock NJ the following described real estate
situate In the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio TO
Wit: -a.r-T
The south half Of lot Of land containing eighty acres,
more or less the said eighty acres Of which this part
thereby conveyed, Is tract originally owned by DR..
George Stevenson and which by certain proceedings
the COURT Of Common Pleas OF Franklin county, now
partoned to and divided among the children and heirs
at law Of said George Stevenion deceased said prem.
ses hereby conveyed being known the south half Of
lot No. H. aswill fully appear, reference being had to
said proceedings in partition, set forth In the Chancery
records Of said Common Pleas, in book 2, page 3ls.
Appraised at $55 90 per acre,
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By Ed. DAVIS, Deputy.
r. SHIELD, Atty. = h . LFs Z ! 81
Printers fees 50 co.. kLe. . ~ NJ N13- .t
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Senator Gvln and Companions sent
to Fort Warren..The President Ella
ted over the Arrest of SiIdeIi and
Mason. ~
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Times special
says the GovernmeI is considering the question
of resumption Of commerce with Southern ports
as fast as they fall into our hands.
Orders were sent this afternoon 10 convey
Senator Gwin and companions to Fort Warren.
A special dispatch to the Times says Gen .
Dix sent an expedition Of five thousand men 10
Accomoc and Northampton counties, Virginia,
formerly Wise's Congressional District, and ALEC
sent proclamation TO the people assu ing them
of protection Of all rights as Union men, but
any disregard Of the lava will be punished
severely. The expedition ID commanded by
Gen. Lockwood.
A Herald Washington special states The Pres
ident and Cabinet are quite elated over the
arrest of Slidell and Mason The proposition
10, If England demands satisfaction, to dsavow
the act and assert that Wilkes made the arrest
on his own responsibility; apologize il necessary,
and promote Wilkes.
rumor 10 aAoat that three hundred of the
New York T'hrtieth regiment have been taken
prisoners by the rebels, 1t is discredited.
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FuurthGr BY the CIty OF nIaano. n. heater

uNthOE Wy sno OAsy VI uAnnCMCSteI.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9Th Sales of cotton Mon.
day and Tuesday 1000 bales; market easier
and dull, with downward tendency, but un.
changed. The market closed on Tuesday at a
nominal partial decline. Advices from Man.
chester are unfavorable, the market for goods
aud yarns having downward tendency; quota
tions nominal. o. 7g8 fU 7
Richardson, Spence h Co., Wakefield, Nash
g. Co and others report -four quiet and steady
at 29s@32s 3D.. Wheat firm and advanced 81
on interior qualities; quotations are---red west
ern lis l0d@l2s Cd; red southern 12s 7d@l2s
Cd; white western l2s@13s I'd; white southern
I2s@l3s 4d. Corn eas er; mixed 33s Cd; vel
low 33s Cd; white 55@57s. ~ rl@''H
Provisions generally dull. Bigland, Athena,
and Richardson, Spence Il Co. quote beef dull.
Pork dull and downward. Bacon steady. Lard
quiet. Tallow steady but quiet. Sugar steady
and in active demand. Coffee buoyant. Lin
seed oil active at 55@55s Cd.
LONDON MARKErs.--Wheat has an upward
tendency and advanced Is per quarter. Sugar
buoyant. Cotton firm. Es5S
AMERICAN STocKs-The latest sales up to
the evening Of the 9th were, Illinois Central
shares at 39@3S16 discount; Erie shares at 26
| @2616 discount. = 1 .ates, lsui-asg
LonDoN MosEr MARKEr. Nov. 8.,-consols
closed at 93@93H for money.
The Times exposes Lord Lyons's bad gram
mar in his letters to Mr.. Seward. It says the
English side was argued exceedingly m, and
the American side with much ability, but the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

go, ',%... I Superior Court, ,l.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
D to me directed, from the Superior Court Of
franklin county Ohio, viii offer for sale at the door
OF the court House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday. the l4;h day OF December, A. D.
1861, s1t' 1l.-'
At two o'clock p NJ the following described real es.
tate, situate In the county Of Franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to Wit t.'4Iot E,5i1e7 TT1rr ''-'71-,N''
The south half Of lot Of land containing eighty acres
more or lessi the said eighty acres OF which the part
hereby conveyed s part Of tract originally owned by
Dr. George Stevenson, father OF Catharino Emory and
which BY certain proceedings in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Frankin county, was parted to and divided
among the children and heirs Of said George Stevenson
deceased said premises known as the south half of oi
number seventeen Q,as will iully appear reference
being had to certain proceedlngs IN partition set forth in
the Ohancery records Of said Oourt Of Common Pleas
In book No. page 3l8, and being part OF the same
tract Of land conveyed to James P. Roston by Robt.
Emory and Oatharne Emory by deed dated the 5h dnv
Of October l64, and conveyed by said Roson to John
W. Baker, by deed dated the 5th day Of November A..
D. 1850. - Sew y Ia -4sr. .en.. si-7,rF =
Appraised at SIS 90 per acre. ,.5 Z, M.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
X. smlID, Atty. ~
Phnter's fees SO 90,
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Fvon, Fortreeg pTonYoe. .

FoRTREss MoKRoE, Nov. l6.-A flag Of truce
went to Norfolk, Obtaining no papers. Several
gunboats have gone to Newport News. !
The rebels have assembled In considerable
force at Great Bethel. An attackon Newport
News is not improbable. %
The recent FIRE at Norfolk consumed large
quantity Of valuable stores, including nearly the
entire supply Of oil.
The steamer Spaulding leaves for Fort Hat
teras tonight, towing two vessels loaded with
frame houses for our troops.
FoiTREss MoNRoE, Nov. l7.-our naval force
at Newport News has been increased In order
to check the rebel expedition fitting out In the
James River, of which three formidable fire.
boats are said to form part.
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New York, Nov. 18.-The Times says we
have reliable information that when the news
of the capture of Port Royal reached the Con-
federate camp at Manassas, three South Caro-.
lima regiments demanded permission to declare
their intention to return at once to the protec-
tion Of their own State. Orders were issued
from headquarters to prevent their departure at
all hazards The doctrine of State sovereign.
ty and the right of secession does not seem to
thorites as it did at the outset of the rebellion.
I The Herald says the 5th, 9Th, 7th and 9th
regiments of New Jersey, forming the Second
New Jersey Brigade, have been ordered to An.
napolis, from whence they proceed to pollute
the sacred soil of South Carolina.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. l5 The Memphis Argus OF
tbeI5lb, has dispatch dated Charleston, Nov.
l4th, which says the Federal forces have pos
session of Poaney Island, and have seized all
able-boded men on the plantations, taken
them aboard the feet, and prevent others from
fleeing, by force. They have made no attempt
yet to effect a landing on the main land.
The Memphis papers express alarm at our pre-
parations for an expedition down the Mississip-
pl, and demand that the entire resources of the
country shall be brought to bear against it,
The Argus says Price has done much for Mis-.
souri, but far more for Memphis.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. l8.-The steamers Georgia
and Georgiana arrived this morning from New.
town, Worcester county, Maryland. Four thou.
sand Federal troops were preparing to 60 into
Virginia. On their way up the Potomac boat
was sent ashore with Dix's proclamation. 1t
was read to large number Of Virginians in a
farm house, who decllred it entirely aatisfac.
tory and claimed protection of the Government
from secessionists, who were forcing them into
the rebel ranks against their will. The gun.
boat Resolute had been giving them protection
through the day, but at night they would have
to seek shelter in the woods.
Nothing new from Fortress Monroe. All
quiet
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New YoRK, Nov. lS- The Cosmopolitan
arrived from Havana on the l2!h. The Spanish
feet for Mexico 10 now only awaiting the ar
rival Of vessels now past duo from Spain.
The Mexican news Is not favorable to the
Juarez government. The disafectlon OF Gen.
OHega, who has retired to bis own State Of Zic-
ateoas, tells against the government. General
Marquee, though once defeated, was approach
ing the valley of Mexico. II was supposed,
however, he would be beaten.
The constitutional guarantee, suspended by
Congress, has been restored TO the edict OF
Juarez.
The report that Mexico has aceeded to the
demands Of England and Spain, was not be-
lieved at the capitol.