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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09
THE VERY LATEST.

The latest news that we have to chronicle
this week Is the arrival of that big stock OF
goods at ssog's, consisting Of everything
usually found IN first cIass store-bought
for cash, and for sale on the same terms,
cheaper than the same kind Of goods can
be boush, At any other house, .'shis high up
the creek" - .r.a. ..
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Ia The Fourth Annual Fair of Pot.a-
wattamie county, awarded to the NoxPA-
REIL OFFlcE"the frs. premium for the BEST
SPECIMEN OF PRINTING. Those wanting jon
WORK of any kind, would DO well to make
note of this fact. We are prepared to
accommodate our friends on short notice.
Satisfaction warranted, or no charge made.
Make note Of that, too.''
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&c. 2. Heparie { Co. .. thsir Four

- G. r. Hendrie & Co. at their Foun-
dry in this city are prepared to furnish to
craer castings Of eyery description, or do
repairing on short notice. In connection
With their foundry they hare fitted up in
good style we'll; furnished machine shop
where they are prepared to turn out any
thing from jaek-screw to a steam engine.
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FREMONT STILL IN COMMAND OF THE
ARMY IN MISSOURI.

Aud r Geesnan Co, Two doors East Of the Pacific
House Council Blutls, Iowa in command eff large
and well selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils Daguerrean and AmbEstypns Apparatus and Ma
lesias. Pure Wines and Liquors ToI0cco and Cigars.
every thing in the stationary line, Lamps Of all kinds
Goods, nc
without any eoastins we are happy to inform our
friends that we are still prepared to muster goods In
line in snfrat force 10 aad the atentisu " such
may favor es with call aud atthe time allow
them ali TO be token without Killing man, which is
all We have sag these times except thai al
low batteries 81 be stcrrisi ouy ty yellow Ry''
regiments Our latch s:TEaE OUT and espcct-
all Te.aest cash and short time buyers To pull IT.
s3T ly
CULINARY ARTICLES.
Ffsssriug Extracts. sauaes Catsurs Spices, Dried
Currents, Cream Tartar aud Susis Chemical Yeast or
Esans P'vies, Chemical SaleIatus Pearl scsa, Tspi
ari IstnstasS 81 GEESAMAN'S,
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF POrTAwAT-
TAME COUNTY, IOWA,

The State of Iowa, Pit It. Z
81 Feb. Term, 1864.
porcas A, Crockwell. J. D ". Crock
well ami s. ". Smith. Original Notice.
Defendants J
yINITE said Defendants and each of them, hereby
Noticed fbatthere IS file In the Gice II the
Clerk the District Court of said Coun-
~, Iowa, petition OF the state iowa. the above
PANEL Plaintiff Claiming Of them the foreclosure of
Mortgage, for the ami benefit Of the Permanent
School Fund Of the State " Iowa. in safi County Civ
by said d A and J. d. AErockvei upoa Lot No. 81 In
the City of Couuci Bluffs P0tt1wattame County, Iowa.
secure the meBt Of JONI and several psorssory
note executed by them ami e. Eisworth,, now de-
ceased. fos the sum al one Hundre Dollars due and
payable ave after the date thereof with interest
the rate Of ten per cent per date, said
Note aud Mortgage each bearing date Janasy ist 1855
and thar Eness they appear thereto and defend before
81 the - day Of the II said District
Court be and holden said County tue LIST
Monday IN February, A. ID. 1854 defaHit will be
tered against thea and Judgment efei thereon.
J.. W ROSS. and
FRANK STREET,
Nov. ., 1861. A.i'ys for Pff
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THE SAID DEFENDANTS. AID EACH oFTuEA
are 1efe.y notifed that there Is e in the
ofce Ut the Clerk of the District Court Of
County, III The State OF Iowa petition OF the above
named Psainta tAe State OF Iowa, claiming for the
Use ana benefit u TIE permanent School Fund Of the
State of iowa in said County Of the
Of one Hand ed and ThIrty-feur Dollars, due from,
the DefeulaIts Joseph u. Johu sou a,ds Charles u.
Bake uIsn p-pm ss1ry nslte aud claiming against
all of said DEFENDANTS the foreclosure Of mortgage
given by the Defendants Joseph Z. Johnson, Harriet
Johnson < Charles IL Bake, upon the undivided Lali
5 \ Sec 20 Tp IS X II in said Pottaw sttanlls
County to secure tue payment Of SAIL pfomlssory note
aud that unless they appear thereto aud defend before
nd1. OF the ID day OF the next OF said District
Monday in February A. D 1854, adeiauli will be en-
tered against them and Judgment rendered thereon
L. W. ROSS X FRANK STREET,
Nov 9, 1861. PV's Au'gs
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e. Laborers wanted by the Telegraph
Company. Enquire at this ofsce.

1.-THE Epi.copai Congregation Of this
Cts have CONNECTED the erection Of new
church building on Pearl street, near the
Catholic Church. This makes the fourth
eJ,Gse Of the Aini % Pearl s,res..
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IN INV DISTRICT COURT OF Porra
MATrAMiE COUNTY. IONA.

The coEaty q Pssta=asiana.e. Ira v.r, ,sss
49, wi ~ 49,
Joseph Hall Il David Peter, Defss- 1884 ass.Se
10 l7astk HIS! s. Da-sd P.dsy- D.fsnIszss
NoU ARE HERRBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE Is
nov lie the usce u tie Geek % the pistrsca
aSEsiss p a9E4iI4Esie County iSSs, peiltlsn IL
the Csuay u Pottssstane. The plzlatin aesve nslaea
Ginning - Jose-h Hall. Ties one ii ssir Ell
D9aEs and Interest theresa faOs the las day 8: April
1857 at te rate % 10 per cent. Per annaEa ard Also
cas1lsnS 81 ra1 The foreclosure 81 mortgage =lvs af
sou 1esepa Haliso secure iae payment that rscney
sud interest 10 the pislatla-gPun the L 81 tas
y Ct Sec as. Tp ~ - il PstrawattAu.s Caaatr,
Iowa. an that un.css you pear thereto a aefecd by
" before II The - day ct the term ef said
4ouft. Es.e begEa ans Avsea - tia iss kpalay III.
FesreS ~ 1861. ie9aEt viii lie ertere4 agAinst vOE
aid Juaslzie-li rendered therein. q
The said Deft.. David EeAEy, is also notified that.
nothing IS Claimed IF him ia this acSls except that be
appear AMI show Whist interest II anr has IN The land
aid why The sLaaia be LED liable fer The deb,
Of Tie s4l. Joseph Hat.
FRANK STREET L Y. Ross.
New. 3, lssi PiTas Affgs.
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IN THE DISTRICT ceURr OF POrTA-
MATTAMIE COUNTY. IOWA.
Feb Term, 1852.
Original Sstles

lac STATE 81 iaSA, FZ,
vs Feb. Term, 1854
y ". Lewis.
Ii. taGa Lewis, Original Y etiee
a. NisifaEssss and
Samuel EzE-assiaa.
DxffxS1Hfs
rTNnE SAID DEFENDANTS, Ayp Each or fHEx
i aershy hssIaea ;hat there is r.e in he
esc u he ssssx u the pstFteS Court Possswaffs-
mEe I2zst! iwa EStsiesa u The safe Of IsxA- abe
ahsse nanei eissntsa claiming the benefit
- tAe paFsaaaea: Scl EBs q the STATE 81 I3ws.
safs ssuzgsy 81 The ssefen.tsnts y, NJ Less
Williams the u ave hansrc sz sxty-svs .ss a-s
sse n9a F-ssssazE Ese ant atss ciaG8ia< Froni
ais % sid tefgrfEnfs she feTrSaslak AssTrg ga
ktvga hx lie asisazSnls u Ls~}s aad LFesats lew
If Ggran ae in k IA N >satsrau'S Assilaa sIst A.
ssEass - SsuS83 81 IL Fay@saftsa ssFEs sase ~
sswa & seHve TIE payment e sud Ezcsnsss8gT
aBd ast uasss sass risvsze ea assead hessc
n~a = tRs - As - 1se a&xs II ssHft o. he
eszss ssI ee~sex se@Ety ea rr fst ssassss in
Fee EzTv y 1854 astsaft VIII he sssteYss a<s.vs
tassa &sss 5us4sza<@t rxs4ersss EAsreaa
I. ". boss zud
FRANK STREET.
Nsvtsises AassSsr Psss.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


To Reuben y. FggiestHn, Emeiiae EESieston, J. B.
johnson, Samuel Ezgiesioa, and G ". ArCswn
yTfr are hereby notified thai there il Gle in
The riea OF The Cies of the ptstrist Court In The
County IF P0ttawatsuaie aH state q Iowa petition
Of the State o. Iswat for the of The Permanent
School FH claiming Of yen the foreclosure Of Merit
the East Half OF Lots AMI IN Block Ill.
Crescent City In said County Psstswataie and that
unless yea appear aefead before the
secand dsy the next Ter- a. TIE District coHy.
To the first Monday a. February. 1854 de-
faalt will be catered against you Aadjasment render
Cd thereon.
w ROSS, ard
FRANK STREET.
Nov, 0, 1854 Pi-ss AFys.
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r AMPS AND COAL OIL.

Our sBe stock of Lamps received, and ws row
eer srszs fascsTneufs this iiac Thls the cheap
dsht Best quality Coal or SID At 81 %
per gslteu by F.GEESAMAN i Go.
81 ly
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cBAKE AMP suivKRt

whrwill yva finger with the Chiils and Fever when
Smiths TnHic Syrup; STEPHENS Aeue Compound,
JSyHes' Agse AlxsHfe. 0sgaad's Indian Chviasexue
81 sovereign remedies for enls and ferers Ss
GEsSAMAN & Cos
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Reuben B. Egsleston, Eneline Eggteston, J. L.
Johnsen, Samuel Egsfeston, and VIC. AIdFus.
yToU are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office OF the Clerk Ct the District Court Of Pot
fawattaTe county and State Iowa petition OF the
State of Iowa for the Of the Permanent School Fund
claiming of you the foreclosure OF mortgage the
North Quarter of the Northeast quarter OF Sec
lion No twelve az, in Township No seyentyfye t75)
North OF Range No fortyIour 90 West. containing
forty acres according 10 the-pHited States survey.
situate In the said County OF Potswat annie, and that
unless you appear thereto and defend before OF
the second day of The OF the said District
Ceurt, to the first Monday Of February A
ID. 1852 default viii be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon.
PRANK STREET and
L.. W. ROSS,
Nov. 0, 1861 Psy's AHgs.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTA-
wsTTAMIE COUNTY, IOWA.
The State OF Iowa PpT.
VS.. ~
J + johnson - ! Feb. Term, 1862.
Harriet johnson,
Lewis j. Goddard, Original Hotice.
W. ID, johnson,
Samuel Essieston,

rI'HE SAID DEFENDANTS AND EACH OF THEM
i hereby notified that there is Gle in the
oee OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Potaw Alta
ME County Iowa, petition Of the Stste of Iowa the
above named plaintiff claiming the and benefit
Of The permanent School Fund Of the Stale Of Iowa. in
said county, of the defendants j. f. johnson and Lewis
J. Goddard tho sum of Seven Hundred and Twenty
ave Dollars as due on prOmS50ry note and claiming OF
all o. said defendants the foreclosure of mortgage
given by the defendants f. johnson and harriet
Johnson upon Lots No 81 80 3d. 81 & 81 IN Jehnson's
Addition TO Council Bluffs, Pottawattaine county,
Iowa aud that unless they appear thereto and defend
before Of the I'd day OF tie Of the said
Court be begun aud holden said county PUttawai
tam,e the LIST Monday in February 1862, a default
will be entered against them and Judgment rendered
therein. s.s a.E rs ~
l.. W ROSS, ard
FRANK STREET,
Nov .. 1851. Af'ys for Pi.G.
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

Qy virtue o. M Kxeczisaz "a dsrerted srxu IL.
- ossde ct TIE Cserk Of the D4ssrirs Cssrt q a.
.ATattasase Cosney Iowa sza pr1cesA "a ses. 9.
k1rssE tie Ssh tay 81 peceEzser A. b 1861 sc;weer
tie hos-s q ies'eizs-k A. u, z-d4 escaasS p n .
sas1 day. zft ceElueaeiEy 81 the kszr OF Two rcsei
r. u. d Sad day in sruSt q the Ce1ny Vrrsxu-.r
crfhc4 ReSi Ess2te u Jossph Gs<tsna-so NJ,
The Awa u Sec 80, il Township IS. Fang,
No. %
Taken he property 70 Joseph s.ock.au 10 sass,
an ExeeEssea ~ .aser sf Lee. karpny 4 Arsy
J. +. WILLIAMS S.srsF
Co-u1si Riz-s, Iewa, November s. issi
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
RoLts, No., Oct. %, 1851.
Mrs. \. BLooaER:
hr,x NJ,

RoLL., No., Oct. %, 1861.
Mrs. 4. BLooaER:
Dear Madam my re
turn hero | made an Investigation, and con-
suited the surgeons, and find the following
articles very much needed for our hospital :
- bed sacks, 3 6 feet, with laccrs, or
strings, to tic when filed with straw.
- pillow sacks, TO Gil with string
to tie the ends with. II you can furnish a
few cotton pillows, or something of the
KIDD for very sick persons, it will be we'll ;
aad all the blankets you can raise, even
haHworu out--or comforts. Anything tina:
will make our siek comfortable.
OF lint, bandages, &C., there is a plenty
With the $40 you gave me We viii buy
.aeetiug. Mr.. Wheslcr Is going to St.
Louis .o.day,and will attend to it.
To yourself and the ladies engaged in the
good work, on behalf Of our suffering,
tender many thanks.
Yours,
I. NJ. GnopFELLow.
The above letter from the chaplain Of the
Alb Iowa regiment, was received by the
President Of the Soldiers Aid Society of
this city on Monday afternoon last. Ma
,erial. were purchased Immediately, and in
two days time the twenty bed sacks, about
atty pillow SACKS, and fourteen cotton and
feather pillows, aud pillow cases were Gem
plotted and ready for banng. And the
whole work done BY = dozen ladies. These
articles we're placed in charge Of n. T.
Dodge, who is now on his way to the Regi-
mens,
10 the brief time allowed, the Society
eouldnos solicit blankets, or other bed
aias and we're not able 10 purchase il, but
,hsse:~ill soon be another opportunity for
sssd,ng, aud il is the earnest wish Of the
Aid Society that any one having a blanket,
Gull, or comfort to bes,ow on the su gesips
Soldiers OF the HOSPITAL, viii bring i, for
ward, or notify any one of the Society SO
that so that i, can be called for. IL Is hoped
'a,s appeal viii be sufficient.
We learn that i, ha. been decided TO dis.
esas'nue the meetings ~ The Society after a
lev weeks-fs time at least, as The object
Of its formation has been 10 The main accom-
llishei.
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II singie copies Of The NcssaaErIr for sale a
vooEwogT NEWS DLPoy. ia Es 7vst oEsce.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
pemocrntic state Convention

At meeting ofthe Democratic State Central
Committee held in Columbus, on the 9Th day
81 July, 1861, it was
z RESOLVED. That it is expedient to hold Dem
cratic State Convention at Columbus, on
q Wednesday, August 7th. 1851,
o nominate Democratic State Ticket, to be
Exported at the October election.
ResolUea, further. That all The electors OF the
tate of Ohio, who are in favor Of perpetutting
Me E5 5ncipses upon which our Union was found
s4T are convinced that the present State and
ational Administrations are wholly incompe-
bnt to manage the government in its present
ritical condition, as well as all who are opposed
d the gross extravaganza and corruption now
y alarmingly prevalent in public affairs, be ear
4estly invited to unite with the Democracy in
RS hour Of ouI country's peril, and thus re-
aem the State, and place its administration in
fhnpe;ent hands. HH sas. azt"
u ReSo'ued, further, that the basis Of represen-
%tion in said Convention be one delegate for
kery 500 votes, and additional delegate for a
acton Of $50 and upwards, cast for Thos. j..
81 Smith, for Supreme Judge at 0c'ober elec-
on in 1860, and that it be recommended that
e counties elect their delegates on this basis.
N The Democracy of Ohio and all other con-
xsrvative Union men, who are willing 10 CO.
berate with them on the above basis, are re
ested to meet in their respective counties at
q ch time as the lccaI committees may desig
Nte, and appoint delegates to the Democratic
nvention on the 7th Of August, to Domnate
State ticket to be supper ed at he October
Hctiou. ....#. ...-..
II is presumed that no lover of his country
require prompting at this time to induce
discharge his duty, and therefore the
smmittee is impressed with the belle that the
lutes will eagerly respond to this call, and
It an imposing Convention will assemble in
#lumbus at the time designated above, and put
#,omination ticket OF good and true men, to
supported TOR the various State offices on the
# Tuesday in October next.
VIM Mount, Chairman.
.4MM j JAcKsnN SECRETARY ~ -
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Our coun'rJ never can prosper unless the
government is managed by a conservative, ma
tional party organization. Since the death Of
the Old WhiS party there las been no national
party except the Democracy. There is no 9th,
er now. The Democratic party possesses the
elements Of nationality necessary to restore and
preserve the coun ry,, and to it alone can the
management OF our affairs be safely entrusted
The people Of Ohio are about sinking beneath
the waves Of oppression, and il they are to be
extricated from their perious condition they
must, on the second Tuesday Of October ne xt
drive the Goths and Vandals from our Stat,
Capitol and place honest, national, conservative
men in the public offices.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

The following Democratic Generals have beer
honorably discharged from the service, theil
services not being needed any longer
Major General Robert Patterson, OF Pa.
Brevet Maj Gen. G.. Cadwallader, of Pa.
Major Gen. Sanford, Of N. Y.
Brigadier General, Thos. Runyon, of N. J.
Brigadier General N Schleigh, ofO.
Brigadier General, J. N. Bates OF 0.
Bigadier General, G. A. Marris OF Indiana.
The following republicans have recently been
appointed Brigadier Generals in the army
Peter Mccall, Of Pa.
Rufns King, of Wisconsin.
S. II. Curtis, OF Iowa
Gen. Curtis appointment is an excellent one
He was colonel Of the Ord Ohio in the Mexican
War. t....... .....
Gems. Paterson and Cadwallader held the
same rank in the Mexican war, that they now
hold. 1t s strange that men with the expa-
rience they have had, should be no longer need
ed
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RefTaCtiOn of the New York Tri.
huuC.

The New York Tribune of the 23d instant
thus retracts its dirty SANDER on Mr., Valand-
igham. The Republicans seem utterly reck-
less Of truth and decency.
"We printed some days since, a communi-
cation, responsbly Endorsed, from New Lisbon
Ohio, charging the Hon. G. l., Vallandigham
with leaving his aged mother dependent on
charity Tor the necessaries of life. We print
here with another letter from several citizens OF
that place, giving the other side of the story,
and very squarely contradicting the former
Mrs. v, it appears, receives 500 per annum
from the fund for the support Of widows o
Presbyterian Ministers, to which she is ent-
tied, but is otherwise aided and supported by
her son. Such being the case, Mr.. Vallandig-
ham would seem entirely vindicated from the
aspersions of our former correspondent"
9FWll the different republican papers IN
this section, who published the above dirty
SANDER have the manIiness to initiate the 2ri.
buae's example? We shall see.
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TX isasl.

The republican Central Committee of this
county have called a county convention to be
held in Cadz on Monday the 18th of August
next. The Republican Electors are notified
to appoint the delegates, get the offices, &C.,
and then winds up with patriotic appeal for
"all who are for the Union Of the States and
the Constitution of the Union," to attend the
primary meetings. This last appeal would ex-
clude at least on half of the republicans of this
county from participating, because their Six
teen star flag that they have been carry ing for
years, with their motto Of mo Union with
SHAREHOLDERS, shows them to be rank dlsunion.
ists.
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GrceIey's OnsIOught On the Admin.
istraIi0n.

| 1871
Don't be startled. gentle reader, at the above
heading. but read the article from the Titbun,
in another column, in which Greeley, is par.
ticulsrly severe on the Cabinet. Had such at
article appeared in the Sentinel as original, OIL
any other Democratic paper, every black re-
publican whifett in the country would have
been following "secessionist," "tory,' "trai
tor" aud such other names as their vocabulary
would furnish.
After you have read Greeley's article, read
the article from the Pittsburgh Dispatch, lead
ing republican paper. He shows Greeley up in
his true colors.
But Greeley land his men" deserve all the
credit Of the battle. Gen Scott was not in the
ring. lie was opposed to fighting until he was
ready. But Greeley and Lincoln said it must
go on, and 1t ,oent. With what success, the
country is already acquainted. The prayers
OF the different abolition preachers throughout
the country on that day Sunday for their sue =
cess was OF no avail. Prayers from such sour
ces do not ascend higher than the mouth that
utters them.
But there is great commo'ion in the repub-
lican ranks about the defeat Of our gallant ar
my. The leading repub cans OF New York
city held a caucus on the Tuesday night after
the battle, and decided that the Cabinet must
be changed as follows: Gen. Banks must take
Sewards place; Gen. Fremont must take Cam
eron'S place: Cornelius Vanderbilt must take
Welle's place; and Jos. Holt must take Bates
place. 1t would not surprise us to see the
whole cabinet changed before two months.
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The way to do nj.

While conservative men, most Of them DEM
ocrats, are in the field fighting Southern trai
tors the traitors and disunionits at home must
not be neglected. The abolition disunionists
are constantly firing the Southerners to despair
alton, and by their threats Of exterminatine
slavery, driving off men in the South who would
otherwise be for the Union. The Resolutions
of Owen Lovejoy, supported in Congress by 81
Republican votes, will cause the death OF many
n gallant soldier, and do the cause of the Union
more harm than ten victories on the field would
repair. Those who voted with Lovejoy are as
base traitors as Davis and Toombs and as much
deserving punishment as they. The North
ern disunionists have not placed themselves in
position to be published by the bullet, but it is
the imperative duty OF every lover Of his coun-
try to meet them with the ballot and thorough
ly crush them out. This is what the Democ.
racy propose to do at the fall elections and
every man who values the peace and prosperity
ofthe country should aid in the good work