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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

The country is auxiously waiting to
see what disposition Congress will make
Of the confscation question now in 1T
hands-and how the President will re.
gard it in case it is passed. Frankly,
it appears TO us at the present time tina,
the bill will pass both branches and
when that is done it lie our belief tina,
the President will put his name to it.
What grounds has person to believe
otherwise He did so when the bill
tor the abolition Of slavery 10 the Dis.
t'ict Of Columbia wss presented to him
notwithstanding, when in Congress in
1S49 be introduced bill for the abol;-
ton Of it in that District, which con.
tanned the express condition that the
people of the District should first vote
upon the subject, and that their will AZ
expressed should decide the question
The matter will be decided in a .e-
days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
From Cairo.

CAIRO, May l.
River is stationary and eight inches
higher than was ever before known.
News from Pittsburg is Of the highest
Importance, but its transmission over
the wires is prohibited.
The bombardment of Fort Pillow is
continued by mortar at short intervals.
1t was generally believed that sinai
,aneous attack would be made by the
fleet before the close Of the week.
Deserters say that the entire rebe,
gun.boat feet under command of Hol
Inns had arrived at Fort Pillow, and
would make an attack on Com. Foote, as
preparations were complete.
Memphis papers Of the Gath ult. cay
that a meeting was held the night pre-.
vious, and had concluded to burn the
city in case of the approach Of the Fed
eral feet.
The fall Of New Orleans is referred
to, but no particulars are given.
Their editorials earnestly calls on the
people to reinforce Price at Fort Pillow
- the only hope Of salvation Of the
city.
Gov. Yates left here tonight fol
Pittsburg with the steamer Champion,
fitted up to accommodate 400 wounded
Illinois soldiers. He also takes up large
quantities of sanitary stores for destri.
button among the Illinois hospitals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
From the Potomac.

HEAD QUARTERS Army OF THs PoroxAc,
May 2d,-2P.M.
(Fron the correspondent Of the Associated Press
The rebels opened fire this morning
with their rifed Columbiads and g.
Founders, placed on the heights OF
Yorktown; and No. l battery of 100
and 2O0-pounders, PARROTS, was then
brought to bear upon the only gun
which has given Us any trouble, our
shots falling over and around it, With
every prospect Of its being very soon
dismounted. When on its 23d discharge,
the encmy's gun burst into thousand
pieces, tearing up the parapet and maxi
ing havoc with the crowd whs were
collected around it at the time. No less
than ten persons we're standing on the
parapet within six feet Of it, besides
those who we're hid from view by the
works. The destruction Of life must
have been considerable. This was the
| only gun which the rebels have shown
capable of doing No. battery any ha, m
Ali firing on their side ceased, while ou'
guns were manned with renewed vigor
directing their shells into the town
About 100 shots we're fred by our guns
np to two o'clock this p. No., when al
firing ceased. A rebel steamboat came
down the river and attempted to land al
yorktown, but was prevented BY few
shots from our lOO-pounder Parrot.
The rebels kept up continuous fire all
last night on our men in the trenches.
The only Casualties were tho woundiug
Of two.
The weather is again pleasant. If j,
should continue you can look out for
something new from this quarter. The
work laid out is approaching compile.
ton.
Jas. Decker, Co. G, Berdan's sharp
shooters, was wounded last night and
taken prisoner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

The "SHooT.n1M.oN-THEs SPOT" On.
Dcs.-The editor Of the Ledger wrote
to General Dix to inquire as to the
origin OF the famous order, "The first
man that attempts to haul down the
American flag, ehoot him on the spot -
this order having been attributed by
the Ledger to the fertile brain of Mr..
Secretary Stanton. In reply to the TO-
quiry General Dix writes as follows:
"You will find the original shoot
him.o's-the-spot' order at the house Of
my sou, Rev. Mr.. Dix, AZ Charlton st.,
framed, and hanging in his parlor.
When gave the order l had no idea
that such an importance would have
bee given to it, but, when / found it
making stir, Enclosed the original to
my son. No man suggested a cord Q,
It or saw 1t until after 1t was soritten.
Some months ago it was attributed to
Mr.. Holt; now, understand from you,
to Mr.. Stanton, by the Ledger
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

LEANING OUr.-Truth will prevail.
For a while it may be covered up, bat
it is bound to make itself known sooner
or later. So with the action Of our
Iowa troops at Pi,tsburg. For long
time it was Impossible to hear from
them. There it leaked out that they
were actually there, but that they were
tinctured with cowardice ! Then after a
while it leaked ont that the intimation
was false-that the Iowa boys stood up
to their work like lions; and now, all
over the country the press is teeming
with eulogies-upon their spartan
bravery. Other troops did we'll, but
none receive such cordial praise as a
mho'e as do the iowa troops. 1t does
US good 10 see it not that we admire
fat'ery, but because we feel that on,
troops deserve it. They were ignored
for while, bat the truth is now be
coming potent to the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

TIE domination Of collector 10 the
port Of New Orleans, by the President,
is certain indication that that port il
to be re-occupied TO the trade Of the
world. We hardly imagine that the
owners Of sugar and cotton in the lower
Mississippi region will 90 disregard their
interests - to 60 to burning their stock
on hand. We apprehend that they had
rather have the gold than the ashes
their property would produce.
The opening Of that port will evident
y soon be followed BY the opening Of
navigation on the Mississippi from ito
source to the Gnlf. So may it be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

One YEAk's OpERAT1oxs.-Repre-
sentative Dawes, from Massachusetts,, a
Republican, too, thus sums up the thriv.
ing operations of the past year:
"ln the FIRST year Of Republican ad-
ministratiop, which came into power
upon professions Of reform and re.
trenchmeot, there is indubitable evi.
'dece abroad 10 the land that somebody
has plundered the public treasury we'll
nigh in that single year as much as the
entire current yearly expenses OF the
Government during the administration
which the people hurled from power be.
cause Of ito corruption"
Floyd, the cannon.thief, might have
considered himself accomplished 10 ap.
propriatiog the property Of Others, bu,
he has been placed entirely in the shade
BY those that came after him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

- 4 ss- - AoUU0p - -
A rsfagss from Norfolk lett Lest night
in : row boat add arrived this A. n.
Com. Tatnall received sealed orders
On Mosday and sailed, but On opening
them in the Elizabeth liver found be
was ordered 70 run the blockade and
proceed to York river. He thereupon
returned 70 Norfolk and Immediately
resigned his commission, together with
his chief officers.
There was . general expectation in
Norfolk that the Merrimac would come
out ct once.
There are 5000 or 1000 rebel troops
under General Hugher, between Pig
Point and Norfolk.
Three compapies in Portsmouth, re.
belled . few days since.
It 10 also reported that party Of
Magrueer's forces had mutinied at Will.
Hamburg.
A torpedo has been constructed ct
Norfolk, calculated to be managed IN
der water BY one man and be propelled
by him under the vessels TO be destroy.
ed. 1t 10 said to be or 8 feet long.
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The Captured Iowa Regiments.

The Captured Iowa Regiments.
PrrrsBUxo. April %.
Ito the editor Of the Chicago Evening Journal
All the accounts that have vet reach
ed our camp state that the Iowa regi~
ments (the 9Th, 18th and 14th,) were
captured early in the day of Sunday,
April 6th-the first day of the great
battle. l was with he 18th and 14th
Regiments as late As quarter past four
o'clock 10 the afternoon ofthat day, ont
upon the field. The misapprehen sion
has occurred, | think, by placing these
regiments in Gen. Prentiss' Division,
when they we're in that Of Gen. Smith,
commanded in his absence by Gen.
Wallace.
Long after those regiments were re.
ported captured, they drove the rebels in
repeated assaults, and occupied their
ground, and were still advancing by re-
peated charges when was last with
them. l administered to wounded reb.
els lying along their line of battle as
early as II o'clock in the day, and they
did not yield their ground once, but
steadily advanced till their fnal strait,
when surrounded by the enemy, who
had turned our right and left q .nk, and
closed in their rear, they fought their
way half mile back, but were over
whelmed by swarming rebel regiments
and surrendered about quarter before
o'clock p. NJ. as we learned by our
Colonel, who, wounded, they lett next
morning in their retreat.
am glad to be able thus, with posi-.
tive certainty, from personal knowl.
edge aud experience, the memory o.
which life time will not efface, to cor.
rect q mistatement which would rot
those gallant regiments ofthe glory Of 8
long day of unsurpassed bravery. and 9
retreat Of thrilling heroism.
Very truly yours,
JAMES G. II. HOBBS.
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ACCURACY AND DURABILITY

these Scales are believed TO b unequsled.
The following is an account Of the trial Of
Scales the Vermont State Fair. 1858:
Correct and reliable standards Of neasursmsnt
BY weight in the community, are only second n
value 70 correc. principles Of dealing, and rslis-
bic CURRENCY. In view Of this consideration,
the recent trial Of hay-scales, ct the state
Fair. asd it, results are worthy Of note. W.
premise BY remarking that, at the state fair u
Montpelier last year. two competitors on scales ap-
peared and after the trial, the first premium was
awarded to Mr.. John Howe, Jf., of Brandon, for
hav-scalss. Of strong Ross patent and the =
to L. l. !. Fairbanks i Co., Of st. Johnsbury.
The same parties met again in Burlington this
Fall prepared for thorough trial Of tho respective
merits Of the scales the one party desiring %
retain its new pre- -emipense, ana the otnef deter
mined to regain the prize. A thorough trial was
instituted, and the following were some OF tne
severe tests applied Five tons Of rsilfead
iron we're placeo upon the scales, and the whole
mass moved first to one side and then to the other
of the platform, and an additional weight Of 900
lbs, in 50 ID. weights was weighed while the i've
tons occupied the various positions. Again 2.OOO
lbs. Of iron were placed upon truck, and weighed
successfully on each Of the four corners o. the
platform. and in the centre Of it. Small weights,
Of from 2H lbs. to lbs. were then weighed.
Men were weighed, singly and together. and SIN
sie and aggregate weights we're compared to 80
If there were any variations. We are assured oy
one Of the committee, before whom the triei va
made, that Strong / koss' scales exhibited sur
pricing accuracy, through ill the tests Of this e.
trial, while the other scales though carrect e
many cases, did net show entire uniforOity
throughout, especially. exhibiting variations Of
some consequence, vi hen the heavy weights were
moved to the different corners Of the platforms.
The award Of diploma, for the best hay-scslss,
was accordingly made to Mr.. Howe.
Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine large assortment OF
COUNTER 00Ah10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
no1D11D1gnf - yo91 ~ ~
|sA1sH ROUSE CAPTURED
aunerel.. Withlraval sfths Border
Slave state menbsrO Of
CoDlH0o6s
From Washlugton.


WAsnHsfox, Nay :.
According to recent order from the
War Department. when the care Of sick
and wounded soldiers 10 assumed BY the
State from which they came, the Subsis.
tencc Department will commute their
rations 1t csc.
The Senate confirmed the appoint.
ment Of Brig. Gems. Mitchell and Ord
to be Msjor Generals Of volunteers, and
Capt. John Gibson, Of the fourth artille.
~ to be Brig. General.
Vessels that 90 South. excepting in
the employ of the Government, no
matter what their cargo may be, will be
con6scated.
The current report that Gen. Nc
Dowell has crossed the Rsppahsnuock,
and occupied Fredericksburg, is untrue.
Telegrapbic communication is establish
ed with him.
Dispatches from Gen. Halleck, dated
to-day, say nothing Of the reported evac-
uat.on OF Corinth. It is discredited.
Desertions from the rebel army here
CODtIOu0 " 10 uutucTOuSs lucy 0tC
coming in daily-almost hourly, from
various directions, and all agree in their
statements Of the rebel force at about
100000, and Of . very general depres-
sion Of spirits among both officers and
men. The news of our recent victories
il kept from them.
Especial to tho Times.
The town was startled by rumor to-
day that all the members of Congress
Of the border Slave States and num-
Der of conservative sympathizers from
ther States, were seriously considering
the propriety Of Withdrawing in . body
from the Senate and House, aud thus
precipitating decision by the people
Of the whole country on the radical
measure Of coniscation and emancipa-
ton.
The Finance Committee Of the Sen,
ate received a deputstion of butchers
from New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
.imorc to-day, by whose arguments
they were prevailed upon to reduce the
tax on slaughtered animals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

TO FARMERS AND FANlLlES d.
drous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that IL
simple in Its construction, strong and not liable
get out Of order. that makes the stitch alike
On both sides, one that doe. mt skip stitches o.
unravsl, one that win ssw equally veil On thick q
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
ont breaking. one that makes uniform seam.
(lsaving no ridge usdsrnsath,) one that viii uss
any No. Of cotton thread, linen Of silk, one tia
win last for ysas on I'll kinds Of work; IN short
one that 10 not more trouble than It i worth, buy
It once, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, at 10 the cheapest In ths
end" See advsrtissmsnt In another column
0tirsss Head. agl-d&vlm
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From Yorktown.
B1FoRE Yosxrew

BEFORE YORKTOWN, Nay I.
Prof. Lowe has brought up . large
balloon called the ''Intrepid." 1t was
built to carry up from four to six per
sons, and from its position in the edge
of the woods towers mp above the lofty
pines. It lies at anchor, ready at all
times to make ascensions.
Gen. Barnard went up few days ago
and remained at anchor over Yorktown
tor nearly four hours. This is the fourth
balloon We now have here between the
York and James rivers. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
Grr. MoCnxrs..r-Th. vo.l.o.

GHS. MoCLELLAN.-The Yorktown
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
n'eresa, ssys: sHere permit me to Soy
that my observation satisfies me tina,
Gen. Met lellaa is really the pet Of the
army. There is no doubt Of their con.
hdence in him. have heretofore crit
ic'sed HE administration; / y frask:y
ana = boldly state my belief that Tie
army fslisg npen him eonadsatly.r I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

IT appears that Gen. Grant j. still to
hold his position in the Geld, notwith.
standing the charge Of iocompetcoey
that the country has 80 loudly preferred
against him. He il not the superio,
officer, because the commander Of The
Western Department has taken the f,ald
s. person. The people will hardly nm.
dsrstand this but what have the psepl.
g ~ shout any subject now-a,dayss
There seems tsbe ! higher authority
eonepheses lra8 so d4fs'
IL ssc4tsg els8 H y sesr ~ Dsia49
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Fsom New York. ,

New YoRx, Nay :.
1t il understood that : board recent
Y appointed by the Secretary Of tho
Navy, to examine the, Stevens' battery,
has, after . full investigators, reported
that i should be finished, but that some
notifications be made il the details Of
the weekl remaining to.bs deoG . ysH y
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the leaders and manager Of the South
ern rebellion are Iosing oil confidence
in the success Of their wicked ana g.
gautic scheme to overthrow and de-
molish this Government. Whatever
might have been their plans and calcu>
lations at the commencement, however
sanguise they might have been OF
achieving their uDboly object, 1t 10 P'a'o'
In every line and paragraph we now re-
ceive from that quarter, that hope is
fast sinking within them-that they
have become impressed with the stern
reality that it is far easier to infiame .
rebellion than to make it success
far easier to frame and adopt coustitu-
ton in opposition to the Government
than it is to successfully deierd and
support it. That the people Of the
Southern Confederacy have shown a
degree Of spirit end energy worthy of a
better cause it is useless to deny. They
have raised and equipped an army Of
ponderous magnitude and unquestion.
able bravery; they have shown no lack
Of Intention to carry out their plans 10
any particular; they have 'abored most
assiduously, and have done much more
than could reasonably have been expec-
ted of them.
The scale 10 fast turning against them.
The support wherein they most strong.
" relied was II at the demand for cot.
ton 10 Europe would in the course of a
few months cause the powers Of that
continent to raise the blockade, and in
terfere in their behalf. There were
thousands Of loyal men who were fear
fA that such might be the result. But
that hope is dead within the bosom Of
treason, ard those who looked for fleets
and armies from England and France te
interfere in their behalf have locked ir
vain. Our forces are now gathering il
upon them on every side. Missouri hal
been abandoned, Arkansas has no de-
Tense on her northern border, Kentucky
has been wrenched from their grasp
Tennessee is nearly ours, more thar
two thirds OF Virginia is in our hands
we have the entire coast and the great
part of their coast Notifications, New
Orleans has surrendered, and still oul
forces are erowding forward achieving
fresh victories and gaining new foot
holds daily. The circle Of Fedora
strength with which treason and rebel
lion is surrounded is fast drawing closer
and closer towards the center. Meta
phoricaIIy speaking, the Anaconda i
wrapping his folds closer and closer
and within few months the war, a
far as its organized military aspect
concerned, will be ended. 1t is n
wonder that there is deep dcspondenc
setting over that section. Their bright
est hopes Of power are fast fading; the;
dream Of independence is fast being dir
PEELED, and all their calculations Of beip
able to overthrow the Union and brea
in eunder the strong chain which boun
the States together, is falling to tn
ground. The sooner the scene close
the better.
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1AsAlvsrtir, AAviag - r~ssssa y 1saltA
iaafsw vssks ~ avssy simple ssnsay, ~
having suffered several ysars With ssvsrs lsag
aasstioa, and that drsad disease, CossunvtisA-
h aaxisss 70 nsks known % his fellows s2assgs
the means 81 e1re.
70 III VIE Assirs H. hs win ssnd copy Il tAs
prescription used (frss ofehasss.) With the dirss-
tisa fer psspasing and using the aas, which they
viii ind SUM Cuss vos CsssUn1s1o =, .AsfnAA,
BaoscHrs, -. The only sejsst o. the aavse-
tissr In sending thsprsseriptioa Il . benefit the
Afflicted, aad sprsad iafsma&isa Whisb 10 ses-
esivssto - invaluable, and he hopss every ss1@se
win ~ biz remedy, - Il viii cost then nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing ths prescription win please 3D.
drso REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLllAMsDunsn,
ostSO-3mw Kings County, New Yosk.
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Negotiation.

NV Yo1K, Nay 3.
Mr.. Casco to-day negotiated the ex-
change OF one million OF $40 notes
Tor one million the interest upon the
notes to be paid up to date, BY the
banks making the exchange.
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Baton Rouge Taken.

CHICAGO, Aays.
A 2ri6une's special from Cairo says,
"from tho feet we learn of the capture
Of Baton Rouge and the Confederate
Arsenal"
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AWATCn AND CLOCK O.
RepGtrtng. s.
At Q U.R - 70 ,

At Q III Il -,
0N BRADY SrREE4,.3 DOORS ABOVE
~ tourih, 10 the place TO get your Watches -
paifee, 70 get your Clocks repaired, 70 get Jour
Jswslty repaired. to get year nusie Bsxss n.
paired, 70 get Ill kinks Of Nautical lastraasafs
fepaired.. 49,. S. S. s - 80 T
Rsssons hayine WASHES that easnot b node -
run ~ Others, hling ihsa e -.
Rsasneee ~ motto ) Reefset SeEislestiae g
= a1sspsblf1lltt 2sJomzD! C0n1H.
1ava<4 0anDo1y 06soo6oSo ~ =
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BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
Gro. u. PARKIs. ALI. EDWARDS.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
Attorney at Law,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w. procuring Bounty Pensions and arrears
Of pay due soldiers Of the United States, WHO
AaI ENTITLED 70 PsxsloHsi All officers or SOL
diers who have been disabled from sickness con-
tsacted, or wounds receiv, in the line Of their
duty while 10 the SERVICE entitled to pensions
during .uch disability.
Bounty Of 800.
The legal heirs Of such q may die Or bs killed
In 'hs service. are entitled to the bounty Of U.e
Blank applications and instructions furnished
PARKER / EDWARDS,
mch3.dn Davenport, lows.
GRABBED
Hair Restorative Mandatory
pERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner .Ma3,s 3 Second Streets,
UNDER THE IL CLAIRE HOUSE.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE MANUFAC-
i ture il acknowledged to be superior to any
in the market, and is sold very much cheaper. Il
will restore Hair to its natural cslor, rendering il
SOFT, GLOSSY 1 LUXURlANT.
Warm and Cold Baths 1t all Hours
apl6-3ml L. GRABBE.
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z6RHGI1llEf NOTICES:
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S c. AL S !

S G A L ES !!
THESE SCALES ARR oFTEHED 70 THE
BEST SCALES IN USE.
They have always taksa First-elao Ptsninns
whersvsf exhibited, hsving taken The folioWlAg
Pssmiums at di6erest 9airs:
NEW ! DIRK STATE FAIR,
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR.
VERMONT STATE FAR, a ysazsiu suoessGon, }
CHICAGO MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
VImGlNiA STATE FAIR,
UNITED STATES FAIR.
STATE FAIR. JACKSONVILLE
Their principal advsntagse are - follows 3
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect rsliabil-
isy under the ssveseet tssts.
1HET ACQUIRE NO PIT
HAVE NO CHECK RODS;
Will weigh vhss out Of level, recsivs all friction
and wear on balls, instead OF knife edges - II
other Scales. No jsning Of the Platform IN any
way Affects the vC,king Of the SealeS. For
ACCuRAcY And DURABILITY
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PROPOSALS.
WILL De RECEIVED FOR PUTTING 4
w new roof spon the City Hall.
Plans aid specifications can b seen q The o.
Ase Of W. i. Carroll, architect, In Pest OAee
Baildings.
Bids ill Wednesday. Nay 7th-to - left With
NJ. Carroll.
April 10Th, 1862 apr eo-ensy7
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We he ssAsssiGssd aGsss = Ne Sollevias
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION,
DAnv:-ssH senss Per v.sk, p, sSls - sssisssa
DayaAle a a1vaace.
WaaklY.-22,NO nor annrn. In aAxn>aa