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CAMP CHASE, NEAR COLUMBUS. Ono,
June 26th, 1861.

Ea 0uue lotn, LODI.
Dear Spirit: The undersigned. mem.
bers of Mess No. q, in. Capt. Washburn's
company, beg leavey through the Spirit,
to return thanks to Mrs: II. B Hill, Mrs,
Alfred briggs. Mrs. Milton Patton and
Mr.. Doherty, for. their kind remembrance.
of US, by sending, through Lieut.. Colonel
Richardson, fiue stock of good things
for our benefit; consisting of pies, cakes,
dried fruit. berries, etc.; in fact, as auc,
tioneers say. "Many things. too tedious to
ton !" fg
The scene pres med. and emotions felt,
upon the reception of yonr bounty, will
not soon be forgo ten by us. Every face
in the Mess was graced with q smile, and
from every heart went forth silent bless
ing for the good people Of Woodsield,
generally, and to you, friends, particularly
Every mother can imagine the feelings
of her son. and every sister her brother,
as the sight of these things recalled to
mind home, friends, and connections
The nocturnal visits of ST.. Nicholas
we're never more pleasing to juvenile
hearts, and diffused more genuine happi.
ness among them, than did the arrival of
those "fixens" to US. a@
We will remember yon, dear friends,
whilst cn the tented field, and amidst the
din of battle. And, should the accidents
of war cons;gn our bodies, MANNED and
wounded, to the sick bed, or possibly to
a soldiers grave. as sacrifices to liberty
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Guardians Sale


TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
i Court of Washington County Ohio, made
On the 25th day Of juno A. d. 1851, in the
case of Jesse NJ. Ward, Guardian of Martha
A. Ward ana John W. Ward, against ffS'
wards, the undersigned will. on the -;sss Ia ls
3rd day Of August A., d. Is6Ls
at l o'clock, at the door of the court-heuss,
in Monroe County offer at public sale, ,athe foll
lowing described real estate, situate in Mon.s
roe county. chic, to wit:
The undivided one-han part of the south
west quarter of the south east quarter OF secs,
ton four (40 township Eve ISL of range six
(s,) in the District Of lands subject to sale a.
Marietta, Ohio, and containing forty and a.
one hundredths acres.
TERMs OF SALE4One-third cash On the day.
of sals, one-third in one year, and sne-third.
in two years from the day of sale, to be sec1r-
ed by mortgage on the premises sold. and the
deferred payinents to bear interest At the rate
OF per cent. per annum, payable annually.
a'sS ~ JESSE NJ. WARDs %
c Guardian of Martha A. and John w. Ward 4,
July 8, lS6l.-4w. ss
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Letter from Camp Chase.
CAMP CHASE, June 2s, 1861.

CAMP CHASE, June 90, 1861.
Dear Spirit: This being q drizzly
gloomy afternoon, come to the conclu-
sion that my time could not be better EN-.
ployed than giving you sketch of our
proceedings here, and siao t0 give you an
idea Of camp life.
We are quite comfortably located, and
are doing as well as soldiers can expect
having pretty good supply Of good
bread. meat and beans every day, and
hearty every one, as far as am informed
pretty we'll satisfied. -
we have in our company 1ol men Tin
cluding our officers as good and true as
the sun ever shined upon, aud with very
fe0 exceptions we get along very smooth.
ly. s sisi g - $ $ - ss'
A company from Noble county arrived
at this camp yesterday, and fne compa-
ny it is too. The officers are Captain
Mosely, Est Lieut.. Petty, End Lieut..
Bali, which company is in our Regiment
(25th,) among which company are great
many relatives aud friends of members
Of onr company. go
Albert Cavanaugh returned to our
COMPANY yesterday, and asked to be ad-
mitted, and We wanting just one man to
make q full company of lOl men, (havipg
discharged Robert NJ Vickers on ac-
count of physical inability the same day, J
we took him in, and I think it will be ne
more than right to say that be, under the
circumstances, was excusable for return.
Il ing home; having young ssiife at home
| it probably being the last time he ever
expected to see her-I don't know bat
what would have done the same thing
| if placed in the same situation.
Our boys were very much pleased, as
well as surprised, when they saw Mr..
Jordan come into camp, and had great
many questions to ask him in relation to
the folks in Woods6eId, we all being very
anxious to hear from home.
A company arrived this afternoon from
Cambridge, commanded by Capt Fergu.
son, and it is nice company. and has
gone into the 26th Regiment think
| Our Captain finished his Quarters to.
lday, and moved into them, and they be-
ling quite nice. / concluded that my frst
letter for publication should be written in
them.
There is not much news here--the pro-
)ceedings of each day being about the
same thing. excepting q few arrivals and
departures. ~ 49,
The Esprit" is received by our boys
with more pleasure, and read with more
avidity, than any sheet that comes into
camp; each one being anxious to read
the local column frst, 10 order to hear
from home. - 80 sfse.-.
Having written everything of interest,
I will close, by subscribing myself,
Yours, de-, NAT.
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can organ of Ohio, of the 25th inst, says:
aCrittenden, an invidious traitor is worse
because once patriotic-anA now moro dan
gerous from his treason being latent, than the
clustering Wise, &c." 1t also says that Crit
tenden is the companion of rebellions, rufians
and confsderated thieves, robbsrs and pirates.
In article of the date March a., the same
paper asks this question: "Why should free
men depl,re the loss Of the Unionl'
Here is one more quotation from the same
article:
g. .Peliticians and dotards may gabble and
weep tears Of inbecility over the breaking up
of an unnatural compact, but reason, justice
and humanity wiH gladly accept it as enc Of
those cheering evidences that Providence is
working good. TO the creatures Of the earth
through the process of events"
Query: ( the d-l don't get sush nen
Gas the editor Of the Joxraal,) what is the use
Of keeping up dir
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Williams, Hannah. Willison, Jacob
eggg II FLEMING. p. M sda
Master Commissioners Sale,
Jesse Lantz, ,
against
Dicks and Miller and others.

Dicks and Miller and others. = ~aa
ON mandate from, the Court Of Common
" Pleas of Monroe county, in the State ef
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, will
offer for sale at public auction, ct the door Of
the court house, in said county, ON
Saturday, the 3rd dag of august, 1851 -
betweenthe hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, p NJ, on said day, the following De-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit:
Beginning for the same at stone, bearing
north 154 degrees west Is rods and II. links
from stone on certain line between sectiof
81 and %, of township 4. of range 5, wtich,
stone is set l3 rods and l s links west from the.
quarter section corner between said sectiony
running thence north 194 degrees esst rods
and II links TO y Sycamore tree % inches i'm
diameter, thence north As degrees west IL.
rods and % inkeito srock on the nsrth sid1
of the creek, thence sesth ISL degrees east to
the place of beeinnisgy Containing ST square
rods and IS one hunlredths Of rod, more err
less .sg- s.fi 70 IL - sGt sfiss saa ssx
Also the following tract OF land being in the.
same section' township, and range. beginning
for thelsains at u stone 5sn the section lina n
and a6os one hundEedihs7 chains west, from The
anarter section corner between section Al and
%, township aud range 5, thence west With,
tthe section line 6 and 80. ore-hundredths
chains to = stone, sthe2ce north l33 deggeee
west 4 and 81 ope rhundredths chains, to a
stone, thence north 19 chains east 2 and Al
-hundredths chains toea Sycamore tree,
thence south 5S degrees east 8 and 81 one
huuaredt.;s chains to rock, thence south II 4
degrees east 3 and SO one -hnndfedths chxins
/ to the pl,ce os beginning containing 3 sores
and s one hundredths of an acre. more or less.
4 On said premises are erected steam grist
mill, saw mill with water power, and a frame
dwelling house, with other improvements.
Terms made known on the day otosale.a 4 sd
! Appraised at fifteen hundred 4 dollars -iiets
JOEL +. RANDOLPH, Mas. Cor.
| Monroe Common Pleas
Inn. Q n oG1l CT ca - ,.--,-.-...-s 8.
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lied around Mr.. Lincoln, to coerce the
South - &s., &c. s-za---s.z


Again, But there is, yet another ally
(to Mr.. Lincoln) There are the dough-
faces among Northern Democratic lead
ers, the most corrupt body Of men. in some
respects. the country has ever known. for,
unlike Lincoln, Chase, dc, they have not
even tha miserable faith of free soil or
'nigger freedom to justify them"
VIII any Northern Democrat subscribe
to the doctrines of a paper. that contains
such SANDER onthe Northern Democra.
cy as the above"
We think that we will agree with the
Day Book at the same time Parson
Brownlow fixes for joining the Democrat
ic party. ~
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FIT. KEARNEY, June 25.-The Pony
Express arrived at IL P. NJ, yesterday
having left San Francisco on the 18th.
The general State news to go for
ward is of triaing Importance.
The Breckenridge State Convention
adjourned on the 18th without making
nominations. This result was unex-
pected to the members of the party.
and it. seems to have been brought
about by two causes, First, the hope
of uniting large portion of the late
Douglas and BelI-Hverett parties with
them when they meet again on the 23d
Of July, upon common basis of oppo-
sition to the Administrations being
the general impression among them
that u reaction will take place in pop
ular sentiment within the next four or
five weeks, which will array a powerful
party in the North against President
Lincoln and his war policy. Second,
their inability to fix upon their stand
ard bearer for the coming contest. A
copy of the platform of the convention
and a tender of the nomination, for
Governor were telegraphed to Gov.
Downey at Los Angeles, and his reply
was an emphatic refusal to accept the
nomination.
The substance of their platform is
the Union and the CONSTITUTION, but
disunion rather than war.
The irrespective of Union Conven-
ton, called by men wishing to ignore
party names and unite the Union senti-
ment of the State in one party, also
met on the 18th at Sacramento. The
attendance of delegates was slim, not
being sufficient for the transaction of
business, SO it adjourned to the 10th
of July, This failure seems to settle
the fact that the Union men of Califor-
MIA won't abandon their partizan or
ganizations either as Republicans or
Democrats.
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! The New York Day Book.

We copy an extract or two from the
Day Book, of June is, to which We de
sire to call the attention, of all those
readers Of that paper who were the sup,
porters ofaStephen A. Douglas. It is as
follows aas g
1.-THE Democracy was broken down il
the Charleston Convention, because these
leaders (Northern Democrats,) refused lc
stand by a principle which every single
man among them priuately admitted to be
tight. Most of these men have now raj
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HAaERsTowN, June 26.-Intelligence
was received here to-day, Indicating that
Gov. Wise has diverged his line of attack
upon Gen. McClellal's column, and gone
away from Staunton to Lewisburg. Green
brier county, with 1000 men, to repel
the expedition said to have gone mp the
Kanawha - - g.. - =.
The accession force at Romney has been
overrated. It does not exceed 1900.
Col. Jackson entered opposite Williams.
port yesterday, with Eve regiments,
/ According to the latest reports, it is
said that 8, 600 troops are eneampedsn snear
Falling Waters, FIVE miles from Williams,
port. - fs-.--. e.s....s..a. 49, .....4.
The express from Bunker Hill, has iust
arrived. 1t states that 5000 men are ly-
ing there and at Martinsburg, and various
points along the Potomac, between Han
cock and Harper's Ferry. including Jack
sons force, who has FIVE regiments. They
are: .lst. Virginia Col. Allen; 4th, Col
Hestin. 7tb, Col. Gordon; 5th, Colonel
unknown; another regiment, number nm
known. There are four pieces of artillery
with jackson, commanded by Capt. Pen,
dleton.
The Wise ARTILLERY is in the neighbor-
hood of Martinsburg, with three pieces.
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don Times on American affairs. 1t is
said his letter not only fails being ap-
proved by the administration, but is in
insuborGination TO the law OF 1855. which
expressly forbids any such public COM
munication from diplomatic or consular
agent.
Mr. Clay's speech at the meeting of
Americans in Paris had probably as we'll
remained unspoken.
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Wheeling Union Convention.

WHEELING, Tuesday, Jnne 25.
The Convention to day finished its bust
ness for the present.
Several ordinances of local Importance
were passed. One was recognizing the
duty of the State Government to call out
militia in answer to any requisition oil
the Federal Government. -Bs
The President, in reply to vote oil
thanks, urged the members now to GO
home and put into operation the State
Government they had inangurateed.
Convention adjourned until fi.st Tues
day in August. -
The Legislature will meet here next
Monday, $50 .3s' Si'' -
Parties from interior counties repre-
sent them in q state of guerrilla warfare,
and that great anxiety is felt that effective
measures be taken to run the scoundrels
out. a d.,
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FORTRESS MONROE, via Baltimore.

FORTRESS MONROE, via Baltimore,
June 26.-The gunboat Monticello
made reconnaissance yesterday up
Rappahannock river. About 40 clock
p. NJ, a party landed in boat house,
and were introduced to the family.
While conversiag with the ladies, three
companies of rebels rushed down upon
them, and attempted to cut off their
retreat TO the boat. Surgeon Huber
Smith, of New York, was shot through
the face and hand, and August Peter
son was mortally wounded. They are
both at the Hygeian Hospital. Six
others were slightly wounded. Capt.
Brown at once opened upon the rebels
from the Monticello with shell and can
mister, killing and wounding, he thinks,
Ia large number. The rebels fled, aad
the house vas completely demolished.
The gunboat Quaker City also had
short engagement this morning with
a large number of dragons while cruis-
ing Square Haven Bay, near Cape
Henry.
Commodore Carr picked up man
named Lynch, refugee from Norfolk,
who represented that the master plumb
er of the Norfolk Navy Yard was
ashore, and wished to be taken off. An
armed boat sent for the purpose, was
fred upon when near the shore, NOR
tally wounding james Lloyd, sea-
man, of Charlestown, Mass. A few
% pound shells dispersed the rebels
Lloyd died this morning.
Rudolph Vincennes, of the dragoon
regiment, died yesterday of wounds re-
csived at the Great Bethel fight.
A member of the Naval Brigade was
drowned yesterday while bathing. His
! body was recovered this morning.
4 The three rebel prisoners, mentioned
yesterday, have been released. My
informant says they were not required
to take the oath of allegiance.
Many depredations were committed
by our troops at Hampton and Newport
News, and it is thought the perpetra-
tors will be severely punished when
discovered, as they have discouraged
the Union men of Virginia, and ter
ribly exasperated the rebels.
The gunboat Union sails southwark
a this evening, During her cruise she
took the ship Amelia from Liverpoo
4 for Charleston, with cargo consisting
. of articles mainly, contraband of war
/, The prize was sent to Philadelphia
!. Three rebel steamers cane out from
: Charleston, bat did not venture NEE
the Union. @ - =
i The ship Morning Light, from Aus
: tralia, with guano, is hore.
The ship Cherubim, for Liverpool
, sailed from New York, this morning.
'Thirty-fve of Col, Aliens men re
turned to New, York via Blltin ore or,e
having been rejected by Maj. vii
liams, the recruiting officer at Fortres
: Monroe.
Lieut.. Crosby, with fifty men in tn
propeller Fanny, made a reconnois
!, sance this morning up Buck river, an,
). dispersed several parties Of rebels OF
: shore.
: A dag of truce has arrived from
. Norfolk with fifty refugees. The
> represent a large number Of troops q
! Norfolk. and say the rebels at Sewell'
I Point have profound contempt 70
!. Sawyers gun. They also say tina
= Yorktown is being made a stronghold
Among the visitors at Old Poin
to-day, are the Belgium Minis ter an
;. suite, Daniel Ullman, and Augusta
Scroggs, IF New York. rs
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RADwAY's REA-
pY RELIEF is en-
d Or S e d in the
strongest terms
by our Consul at
Rio Janeiro, and
our late Am bas-
sador to Brazil,
as having saved
thousands in that
empire from b.
ir 6 carried off by
d alarious fevers
and Q b o ] e r a ic
C on p / aints. A
single dose ban
10 IN a. G iufaynnl
pain. and, appH-
I'd ontwa ardly, it
instantly a $ S u
ages che agony of
r Ii e u m a It's m,
Neui algia, Tooth-
ache, Splains, &c.
Torpidity of the
stomach or liver,
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RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
in the hands of the Priesthood Of South Amer
lea, are accomplishing cures of Bilious remit
tent Fever, Chills and Fever, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, and all diseases Of the secretive or
gans, the stomach, heart kidneys, and blad-
der which the people consider miraculous.
In this climate and at this season they are
invaluable oorrectives of the system. Cos
tiveness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and
all disorders arising from disturbances of the
secretive organs, and an unequal, irregular
circulation, are cured by their agency. They
master and subaue the proximate causes of
sickness, reaching its cause in every organ
and re- establishing a condition of health in
each.
RADwAy's REYovATINe REsoLvEST.-An echo
to the home approval of this all-potent oon
stitutional RENE dy comes back from the whole
of Spanish America. There, here, it is
pronounced positive obliterant of Scrofula,
Syphilis Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Bronchitis,
Chronic Rheumatism, hereditary flesh diseases
of all kinds, and the most powerful of all con-.
stitutional tonics. RADwAY's REMEDIES, sep
arately or combined, are equal to the subju-
CATION of all maladies ever combatted by
medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEX.
ION.
Rich, pure, and healthy blood secured to
all who take RADwAY's RENovATING REsoIvENT.
1t is truly astonishing how rapidly patients
covered with Sores, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions,
are healed by RADwAY's RENovATING REsoL-
VENT. st. Vitus' Dance, Kings Evil, Scurvy,
Salt Rheum, Bakers Itch, Pustules, letters,
&C., will yield to two bottles of this
cleansing cooling, healing, and purifying medi-
clue. DIR. Railways Remedies are sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere. basH
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.
RADWAY & CO., % John Street, N. Y.
t-'ststLs JIM. KlRKBRIDB, ssF
sfEa51 ,e( L. ]. T. UDKlNo. gents.
Jnlz z 1S61-4t
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Oblinger 4 Nilligan, Executors of Theodore
Benninshaus, deceased. Hl %
z 8 - against - =
Jacob Hicks and others. oFf4.

= -aSaIhSC TIT = y - z
eoa Jacob Hicks and others. 0rss a!8
BY virtue Of q mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.
and4 o'clock p. M, on 80 ~
Saturday, the 3rd dag Of Augast, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: fls a
The south west quarter of the north east
quarter of section five, township five, and
range seven, containing forty acres, more or
less. Appraised at's700.
JOEL f. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 8, ls6l.--ss,so.
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on the altar of our country. may we new
er be recreant to the sacred trust con6ded
to US. and the generous sympathy mani
tested by you in our welfare, since our
enlistment in support Of our country, its
constitution. and flag.
VIM, B. Sulizer. Capt. Of Mess No. 2.
s Carwood P. Lacy, lst Cook.
Sylvester Sultzer, I'd do
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Misses Mary and Elizabeth Carey have
been fined $25 each and costs, for steal
ing shrubbery and aowers from the Yantie
Cemetery, 10 Norwich. ~
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nea Hon 81. J. JEwErr. of Zanes-
vile; Hon. A. g; THURMAN, of Colum
bus; Hon. w. S. GRoEsBEcK, of Cincin
natl, and Col. L. W. .SIrFoRD. of Chilli
cothe. are named in connection with the
next Governorship of Ohio. All good
men, either of whom would make glori.
ous standard bearer.
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Proposition of Peace.

The New York Tribune and the Now York
Herald of Tuesday, charge that Senator Hun
ter, of Virginia, and Senator Bayard, of Della
ware, are now in New York. in cog, making
efforts fer compromise movement to he start
ed in that civ.
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THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIED June 9th, A. d. 1851, by JAMES
WATSON, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
in Wayne township, Mr.. SAMUEL D-LUCAS,
of Belmont county, and Miss SARAH PRYOR,
Of Monroe county. 60
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Hurrah for Ashtabula!

We are informed, upon the authority
of gentleman who left Columbus yester-
day, that company for war had arrived
there from Ashtabula County, and that
eighty. six of the eighty-nine members Of
it were Democrats There are only nine
to five thousand Republicans
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Master Commissioners Sale.k 4
William I1ashmaB, .Iri bGA
against
Purtyman Ca.hel.

uFtyman Gamer.
a n mandatefr from the Court Of Common Pleas,
" of Monroe County, in the State Of Ohio,
by virtue of said mandate, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town of wooisfeld, in said
county, on 80 -
Saturday, the 3rd day Of Aa9ust. fssf.
betwe en- the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N. and
o'clock, P M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, TO
wit: 'ss@ Fr4
six acres in the nerih west quarter Of tks
north east quarter of seetion 13, township a,
and range 4, commencing at the north west
corner of said tract, thence south 40 rods on
the line, thence east "a rods, thence north Ito
the section lire, thence 24rods on said section
line, to the place Of beginsing. eas eI
JOEL r. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 5, 1S61.-S4eo IL ~ 10 ssaf ! ~
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Master Commissioners Sale. r
Michael Dantord,
= against '4s~
10 eph McPeek.

By rirtue-of mandate,to mo directed frsn
the court of common pleas of the county Of
Monree, in the State of Ohio / will offer for
SAFE at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of WoodsfeId, in said
county between the hours of 10 o'clock, q.
m, and o'clock p M. on
Saturday, The Bird day Of Avgass. 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to witt:
The north vest quarter Of the north west
quarter of section 5, ,tegnship s, and range 4,
containing 40 acres, nors or less.
JOEL i. RANDOLPH. Mas. Con. issz
& Gsi Nonroe Common Pleas.
July 3, 1851 $3.50.
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A Philadelphia merchant who talked
secession on the street and got the boys
after him, has been put into an insane
asylum by his friends. aat