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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08
LIFE IN The CAMP.
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written JOr me fdyetteraHe OcSeTreT.
LYN5HBURG, VA, July 30th, 1861.
Dedr Hullttce:-Ailer an inter-
regnum of more than q month, |
again propose to address you; not
SO much for the qualification of any
vanity with which | may be pos
sessed, as to give information OF
the movements and condition OF
the brave boys who have bid adieu
to all the pleasures and endear-
ments of their homes In the good
old county of Lincoln, for the seat
Of war. | fear however, that nv
letter viii be Of but little interest.
either to you, or the readers OF
your valuable paper, from the
fact that "F'iiat LocA;' and others,
have kept you SO well posted, ii
viii be almost impossible for me tc
communicate anything new. You
have doubtless learned ere this.
that the brigade at Camp Trous-
dale is broken up, and that all the
Regiments at that place are now
on the line Of march. About
dusk on the evening of the Goth
inst. Col. Fulton, acting Brigadiel
General, received orders from head
quarters to leave the encampment
but to what point we were te
march, was kept profound secret
When the orders were read IL
camp, the shouts of rejoicing at tht
prospects Of soon reaching the sea-
of war, would almost have drown
ed the thunder Of musketrv, OF
the roar Of cannon.
! Such a hustle and confusion
have never witnessed in life; i
even bcGgars description. If
We're to compare the exhibitions o
that night to any thing, it woult
be to one vast Bee Hive in til,
very widest connection. TIL,
boys soon had the camp as brillian
as noon-day, moi by throwing 0
rockets, but by bonfires made o
plank, barrels, hogsheads, wood
and straw.
The lovely forest that stood il
lonely silence over us, was mad,
hideous by the sound of hammer
and axes;-the rattle Of tin-cups
pans, buckets, complexities, Sc
AT the hour Of midnight all oul
cooking paraphernalia were safe
ly "ensconcod' in boxes, our tent,
well rolled up, and the boys viii
all the buoyancy Of their manhoot
were standing in squads, ready t,
move, discussing their probabl,
destination, with their knapsack
packed and fastened, and thei
guns rubbed up, and placed at :
I"Shoulder Arms" In a few mo
ments fifteen or twenty wagon,
made their appearance,--wert
loaded in I'double quich,' time, ant
we bid one long final adieu to ole
camp Trousdale and started t.
Richland station, which we reached
in good order just at daybreak.
This was Sunday morning, the
21st inst. The cars had been
standing at the Depot for some
time, in readiness for us, but they
were soon loaded and we left the
Station at s o'clock A. NJ. with
Rail Road speed, for Nashville, at
which place we arrived at Il
O'Clock NJ. Immediately we were
thrown into regimental order by
Col. Fulton and were marched by
him up College St. and through
the square, to Church ST., thence
to the Nashville Female Institute,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

n s:.;.ss.s...
ment sending an additional iaish9
Der of troops 10 Canada befors
winter.
JEFFrRsoN CRY, July 30.-Trf
convention to-day declared vacoas
the Offices of Governor, LieuF-
Governor ard Secretary Of s.
by vote Of 56 to -, and -
seats of the members Of tie pres~
ent General Assembly were de
c!ared vacated by vote Of - Il
IS.
/ II. r. Gamble was elected Cow
ernor by GSvotes, and w. P. Hall
Lieutenant Governor by 81. The
inauguration comes eff TOMORROW.
NV YORK, Aug. 2.-1'he fifth
regiment Ell route for hOIae we're
stoned in Baltimore BY q crowd,
who cheered for JEFF Davis. Lit
tie harm was done and several Of
the shOuters were arrested but
were released on swearing allegi-
ance to Lincoln.
1t Is stated that Northern cars-
ridges found On the battle field ct
Bulls Run had marbles in them
instead Of balls, and that some Of
the shells were filed with clay.
! SENATE.-Breckinridee spoke,
laying the slaughter before Ma
nassas upon the Government
lie said we were hurting bare
fellows into death for principles
! which threc-iour.hr OF tnem al
; nor.
! Baker responded, saying that
Breckinridge's appeals were made
!, only 70 animate our enemies.-
+. Were not his words of brilliant
I polished treason uttered in tie
Capitol.
CAIRO, Aug. 2.-Scouts report
: that jeff Thompson is thirty mics
, South of Birds Point with 5000
l Confederate troops.
Scouts report tie Southemers
,, at New Madrid well armed and
l drilled. They have two regiments
OF cavalry and five batteries
Gen. Pillow commands, and has
issued q proclamation promising
Z to drive the invaders trom M.ssOu-
g ri.
= LYNcHBURG, July 31-Prepara-
, tons Of an extensive character
! are IN progress, and before Z great
j while, we may confidently expect
active movements.
Our pickets extend beyond the
5 Fali'Ahurch, and our Cavalry
: are daily driving squads of FEEDER
!, al scouts into their lines at Airing
1 ton Heights and Alexandra.
The Confederate troops are now
divided into two corps. fhe:irs5
under command of Gen. johnston
; who occupies the advanced post;
u Z and the second Under Gen. Beau-
j regard.
+ There is no doubt Of the fact
Il that vilest treachery was practiccd
= on Manassas Gap Railroad, to pre-
{ vent the junction between tie for
ces of Johnston and Boauregard
u Ill the recent battle.
u The train conductor hes been
e shot, he having acknowledged that
he received $500 to contliye Tie
u defeat Of the union Ct our forces.
, The same treatment was meted
. out to recreant Georgian, who
, was caught in the act CT plotting
: the enemy in their march On cur
/ lines. .
; More wounded IiessiaEs have
been sent to Richmond already
L than the Northern papers admit
Il that they have lost in-b2ttle both
killed and wounded.
Il richmond, Aug Blanks ar
n my at Harper's Ferry Is almost
, entirely disballdeC1, only four rcgi-
+ ments remaining.
-s-o-~.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

Extract of letter dated 100
miles southwest from Chicago, Hi
nois: Everything looks as blue as
a milestone out here, and man
who should be caught paying note
would be an object Of public curl
osity. The market price for corn
is ten cents a bushel. Only think,
a dinner at a hotel costs five BUSH
els good yellow corn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08
Military Election

The following is the official vote
of Lincoln county, by precincts, at
the election last Thursday, for Cen
eral of the llth Brigade I. NJ.
composed Of the counties of Lin
coin and Giles
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

A Masonic Lodge has been in.
stituted in the first regiment Of
Florida volunteers stationed al
Pensacola. 1t is working under a
dispensation from the NJ. W. Grand
Master of Florida.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

The women in Washington, it
is said, are almost all secessionists,
and In private circles among the
permanent residents of Washing
ton and Georgetown hatred to TIE
existing governmental and sympathy
with JEFF. Davis are freely express
sed feelings. The wife of q well
known Senator, though not the
representative of slave or Sc
cession State, makes her house the
rendezvous of rebels.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

Speaker Grow, it is stated, has
ordered the marble bust of eX-
Speaker Orr, of South Carolina, to
be removed from the hall of the
United States House of Represen-
tatives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

10000 steamboatmen are out of
employment on the Mississippi riv-
er, because of tLeembargo at Cairo.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

Corn is selling throughout Him
OILS at three cents per bushel at the
crib.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

The Columbus (Texas) "Citi-
zen" says that Gen. Sam Houston
is acting as private in an organ
lied company in Harris Co. Texas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

Or. Davis, Tie Methodist preach
er at Key West, having prayed
fer the Confederate States in his
chapel, on The 23d ult., a sergeant
and ten soldiers entered and ar
rested him, and kept him in a
cell six feet by four until 9 or 10
o'clock the next morning, when
he was released ON leaving the Is
land, which he did five days sf,
ter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08
A PLACE FOR BACHELORs.-s

Why viii some persons, for the
mere qualification of a love Of Cos
sip,set afoat groundless rumors that
must necessarily prove distressing
to so many hearts that are al
ready tried enough with an an
guish of suspense. The reality
is bad enough-in Heavens name
save the families and friends of
our gallant soldiers from suffer-
ing over an imaginary misfortune
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-08

no -tNIo III I UtIo
n. b. Wednesday, 5lst. Since
writing the above Col. Fulton has
received orders to go to Stanton
and the Regiment is now prepar-
ing to leave,this place at | o'clock
Z. NJ. 2. A. E. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
British Yaianfeers.

ENGINEER COMPANY
proposed 10 raise Company Of Engineers under the co
n&nd OF Civil Engineer 20 be attached TO the British
NV forming Skilled Lsbores sccostoIned 10 ear,bvo
inen, Carpenters Bsge and Smiths invited 70 enrol In
49, Company As the number Of men will necessarily be lin.
49, a. ssIlJ Application is requested
headqosrters No. II Broadway, NewYork,
and No. brand
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Imaor,apt Meeting.

A Meeting in behalf of the AtHiCAn StEiLZAiioN 81
CfETY will be held at Clinton Hal Aaef FAcs
ON THURSDAY EVENING, april 70
b. y.s, nenc which this ,ocety dest ed TO exert upon
the Sou sIn States by tie suppression o the Am
and the growth OF Cotton an Ahcs wiz Dc con
Sdend Alo interesting informs respecting ,ns
ennntrx-tbe .yizsion Chhstianization OF AREA Ad
dre..e. will be delivered by the Rev Ds B. H. So n w
RHILOWS A. ID. SMITH, w. HAGUE, and IL D foSihn-
Admiration free. To commence ~ a O'CLOCK.
-.-.-,.., In.,it.te Poly technic Association will
-, :, s rooms In the Cooper Uuion THIS EsESiNo ~ -
a;cIocL Subject Naval Architecture MODES 10, Peoa On
nity and endurance. Beat application TO the o. N
and commerce." hfNA,. -------
Cockades, Ceckades. Cockades,-Wn1. ~ .syIE%Tos ls
New York Is the place 70 ouy toe ogihL P,h, of liz
cncK IIIf n has beautiful Likeness Of the a'ns ~ US
Country h tLe center with Starr and he woius @
lion ssa Union the seaDeI Price '. pss os tie .s
amount ip cash. AGENTS WANTED 10 every CITY, sow ~ ~
village. Only Agent win be SLOWED N Pacsd sdas.. m
Am. ta strihs m Won wish 10 yonr county, Aaof6s
49, w. LEWIS Co., No. NV Peeosb
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25

Rushtou~s Troches.
For Bronchitis Sore Threat, Hoarsene'',
CATAHRAL AFFECTIONS, &c
No 10 Asor House and No. All Broadway For sale also
RUsHToVs NEW STORE, No. i39 BROADWAY, corner
Broome-s,.
whoyer attempt. haul down that Flag shoot him on the
spot"-lDI. -
r. N. Smith,
FLAG MAKER,
No. Isl Pe.rl It Fulton. ew.Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25

Spring. .,o,l n SPRING
STYLES ot CLOTHING, ready made or TO otcer AL Nh
made in the most tasty manner Costom aoo DOT
Goods and Chdren's Department not ur-
passed In this line Will be sold AT lEsS fkiCEs
than any other establishment Money returned not pleased
Go hing never "a 90 low n Is. BALDWIN
Largest ,tore In the city Eos 10 and u BoweTy.
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tusn velunteers-r. BRIrIs' VOLUNTEERS
las seer ,1, - toeh Comm ding O6"sr se.ensn who
s,nsn.,es sIv,es field ofeef n the British Army. ANY
shed W. invited 10 apply f,f the epmpssS the
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THE INDEpEND ENT
FOR THIS WEEK MAKES THE FOLLOWING AN
NoUNCEMENT:
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
"Ths universal desire to hear and read the news ha. the
Of every day important aud exciting has induced
TO make TIE INDEPENDENT hencerorth faithful and
Pee ehronicler Of the News Of the Day Many Of b
,crber write we tste other p1peri want the
ren. lewI III Jon give Il your shee.p Our reply is
Yes viii Our coumns aner hi. will bear record Of e.
than THE INDEPENDENT for clear and ample statement of
And that this journal has arrived high and gratifying
ciIcuaion that In time when business generally
.spendsd there m continues to be pressure Of sdyens
upon columns have to request Of advertising
eads that they vii send their von early in the week
possible In order that toward the day Of going to press our
printers may be bury only with the latest news
JOSEPH H. RICHARDS, Publihsr.
No. S Betkmsn.t n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Militarn Notlres.

Usited stntes Army and Navy Blankets FOR
..IE RY PIERCE BROS. Il CO., No. % FRANKLIN.sT.,
AND AT lSToR HOUSE, NEW-YORK WE HAVE
MADE THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF TRADE A sPE-
SiALTY,s AND HAVE TO OFFER LARGER STOCK
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. WE HAVE
MADE LARGE CONTRACTS DIRECT WITH THE MANU-
ylOTURERs, OVER WHOSE PRODUCTIONS WE HAVE
yas ENTIRE CONTROL. ALSO, LARGE AssoRT
ngNT OF FLANNELs SOCKS, AND sATlNETS.
PIERCE BROS. FLANDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
N;p,h Ward. Attentjon!

The citizens Of the NiGth Ward enrolling under
BOGART Commsndsn for the purpose OF protecting thei
Homes All business and property holders Of the MINT
w1d requested attend meetlDg Of the NINTH WA
PROTECTION GUARDS, at No. l0J Bsnkst., on THURS
DAY April Is. 1851 ate NJ for the parpose Of enroln
thsIoseves and completing the organization.
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Notice.

Notice.
YoR SUPPLY OF LIST, B.SpAGES, &c, TO rue :
AMY, No. IA Broadway, corner Of A'tOrPIsce)
Persons desrou OF contributing materials supply
y s;s assdG surgical &c c nc H. iGI aSps
s pspo S' 1a sns h. peopo and Sun
appliances. Contributions Of he following see' are
sist New Unble.ched Muslin for B,ndss. ~ made
sndss. Ps;a ,Ts o1 Scb1s bs ,ns q. ud M
thIeeioch width; 70 be supplied in ego. prop AOn. The
tightly as possible AID without .elyege.
ID Old Linen and Cotton Cloths ,c,ped ar rav,led Lint
3D. Old Blankets, for pads and cushions hne FlsI Tow
sS Adhesive Plaster oiled Silk Ole IMu.n India Rubber
s,a BoolbinderI Board, for splints
9Th ssddleIs silk for ss,aies VSs1 Pins and small Pin
Contributes, Of money ma, r. S.dc to J.ces Hsen D.,
Treasurer ortet A,..sp eerlsy, John w Greene NJ d.
WIN De kpt and iue made through
Mems-r. Of tb bI.cavs Committee will be in ,,tendsncs
from ~ M dy to give al The me i1I .5c: needed .
ana 'ne n Aes Of prepar shem or requested vi" ee' 'ao
i. SfTD 4 DEsFfE fiSSEE Y: \ B. B. ss:ss.s g::;.,.4
Cbrisiiau yoiunteers.-A men Of good moral hsbi;s,
who dOu of JOINING Conpany 70 'er,e he on,
putting rebellion, because h agans, God and d.,
mmed.,ely care Of b. LOCKWOOD, Box No. %. Chatham.
square PostOhce.
Badges! Banners!! BiIIsi!!
variety Of appropriate Badges hand and printed 10 order
SPIRITED NATIONAL DESIGNS for Badges Banners Flags,
&c Every description Of PATRIOTIC PRINTING at the
shortest notice and at the Lowest Cash Pnces.
BADGES printed Satin, 10 cents each sent by mail upon
receipt of price and 3cent stamp to prepay postage
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers,
Tribune Building Printing House Square.
Life Preservcrs-Savc the Soldiers.
email In stoe, yed for the Of soldiers sea
voyage. Also, Rubber Blankets, etc. - . -
r. c. WAGNER, No. 81 Liberty-st.
Union Cockades,, ,Tri-CoIors, with beautiful
Washington tie Father OF County,
with Union and Consiution o'resmes Also Pain
| otic Union Badges. W iolesse and retail, by
SPIES x Co., No. l87 Broadway.
Patriotic Women Of this City, without di,trction Of
opinion position, will meet al Clinton Hall Room no
o. M DAY to organize Home Samaritan Association" Of
ready render whatever services be needed this
crisis
| Wanted-l, ,OV0 ABLE-BODIED YOUNG MEN to serve
their country. Apply No. 3J5 "a corner OF Jithst
| JAMES w. DkUMMOND, Captain.
| VIZ. II, RssH, First Lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
Military Contracts.

L.L&L PHILLIPS, Nos 6l sAd &c Broadway,
call the attention Of all REGIMENTS forming in aid Of the
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT to their extensive facilities for
Sling contract CAPS Being the LARGEST CAP HOUSE
IN TIE UNITED STATES they viii guarantee enormous
.upply the shortest notice, and at the lowest rstss
Rally, Rally !-FIRST CALIFORNIA REGIMENT,
nnder United Senator Col Baker Rendezvous Of Com
pany d. Chelsea Hail. Of 2ds 7thay and No.
SS 9TH sv. Capt. MERRILL.
Lecture ON Military Surgery at the Bellevue
Hospitality Tegueoi the Faculty Of the Bellevue eniiai
Medical College, FRANK HASTINGS HAMILTON, NJ d,
Professor Of Military Surgery, etc in said College viii give
Practical Course Of Lectures Military Surgery In the Amphi
tbeateI of che Bellevue Bpita commencing THURSDAY
the 18th inst at IL o'clock The Lectures will be free The
medical profession and others interested invited to attend
ISAAC T.. TAYLOR NJ. D.,
President of Faculty.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25

M AN UAL
PATRIOTIC VOLUNTEER
ON ACTIVE SERVICE
IN REGULAR AND IRREGULAR WAX
Bsns the Arta Science Of Obtaining snd Maintaining
LlBlRrY AND INDEPENDENCE
By
HUGH FORBES.
In two volume, With over 200 plateL
Price -.
Thi, 4, the best Man aAl published for Voluntesfs
NJ DooLADY,
No. ~ Wslkerst.,
kew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
Proposals for Military stores.

STATE NBvYORK COSSIssAkY GENERALS OFFICE
NEw-YORK, April 70, 1861. 5
Sealed proposals will be received this Office the
e the Seventh aud Thirty nth % IL O'Clock
the 26b OF April for furnishing the folio wing Infantry
and equipments larmy paern TO be nsbed to
be volunteer troops Of the New state Militia 5000 Of
which must be delivered (eIcept Of the noncommoned
s~etdbes by the 3eth Of April such places msy from
nae TO time be desigDsted by the CommisNy General
1900 Cartridge Boxes.
900 Cartridqe.bO1 Belts and Plates.
$500 Bayonet ScAbbards and Frogs
2aOoO Waist Belts and Plates
ESUD Cap Pouches and Picks
B,0O0 Gun s6ngs
1,Ooo knspsacs. CIndi. Rubber, vnleaniEedl
1900 Hsyersscks
$500 NopCommissioDed Ofcers' and huticixnP Sword
and Waist Belts complete
Tie BIDS viii state prices which each Of the soremen.
nosd articles furnished All bidders requested 70
aeet AZ the Generals Office the 26b Of April,
f ~ ococi 70 ea who sOocessu bidders who must
full and sufficient security Tor tie Ialhe4
performance Of their contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
6peeial Notlres.

Twentieth Ward X epublicRn Assoc In tion.-ResosI
meeting Lamsstne Gl 2ytn and Stsy HIS
(Ihun,day) EVENING, at y O'Clock.
CUMMINGS II. TUCKER, President
DAVID Nc ctpAx, Secretary
The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. 2Ist.st,
near 6tav the,Rsv DIs BE1b UNE and VAN NEST Pastors
will be open fIsyer THIS DAY land daily t further
tic. O'Clock p. at which hour Its nombeIs aud the
Christie public invited 10 assemble and unite In
suppcson to Almighty Cod for his protection and pleasing
/. our refuge and strengths present help In troube
Trinity Parish.-The Lsdie' Of the Congregations OF
Trinity Church and Of St. Psn ST Johns and Trinity Chspeis
ne yed 10 meet the Clergy Of the Parish a. St Jehns
Chspe on FRIDAY the 10th INST at l0s TO form an
association to provide articles foI hospital for the United
States Army. "ILLlhm pbnhlhN, Iectoi'
Association Of Exempt Firemen- Speciai Meet
rbc meIaers sre 10 meet at frremens ball
on THUK5UAY ENENNG, Apri Is, at oclock TO take such
.cop m NAV proper In to the disturbed stale
oo, bsaved Country Lot eyeiy Exempt be punetlGL
v" Phi UP W. EhGS, President
Gyo w WasKLgR, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Tho Centrifugal Gun.

A few weeks since published short a.
ticls in relation to this gun, of which am
the inventor, my patent being published in
the Patent Office Report Of 1859, page ssS,
No. of patent 24,OS1. stated that a ma
chine had been taken TO the South by par
ties defrauding me of my right, TO be sold TO
the rebels. In few days after, many of the
papers were copying an article from the
Baltimore Sun, stating that Mr.. Dickinson,
had sold this machine to the authorities Of
Baltimore 10 be used sgainst Northern
troops.
The truth Of the matter is this: have
been to work more than ten years at this
machine, and have many witnesses to the
fact in Waterford, N. Y, and have had a
small model in Cleveland for i've years past,
and have many witnesses to prove the fact,
to whom can refer. Capt .stOckley, G. H.
Kidney, ]. F. Keller J. W. Wheeler T.
Philips, and others, saw my model be-
fore ever Mr.. Dickinson saw it,
Mr.. Dickinson made me great prom
ises Of furnishing a man with money
to carry out the experiment and INTRODUCES
it, which he failed to do, bat with his inter-
course with me he obtained all the knoWl-
edge he now possesses Of the machine, and
procured patent on what he calls an i'm
proVement, lin order to defraud me and de-
ceive the public,) which is not an improve
ment but damage to the machine, and