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Foreign .lGiL from .1esC Orleans,
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CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The Undersigned now suffering in with others the
nconvenences of blockade with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval of L. Ridde
fostmaserat New Orleans taken all needal
blish At bis own expense, Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican Of Tampco with the
regular British Mail Steamers ohcing that port. Auguss
do aesgrigney and NJ Masar highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed duly qualified
mail carriers by our Postmaster for this service. The first mall
consisting Of 1898 letters left this city the lch instant in
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will Gloss on the
9Th Of November, proxo, at o'clock r. NJ will
New Orleans the next morning. Te third mail will Now
Orleans Oh the 10th Of December and subsequently, as
proper arrangements be made the regular Of depar-
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monthly mail. a$ sagzPo
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shasks Nv " N, Erobps,
- Ina slsasnlsat is just Ike the
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Pam an EhzE {siss ES5fTERY The quadfaot
~ ding All snd 40 IN iostsF IL No Is Bas,
III sbs baasRs ~ he sk And ~ssnssd Louisiana yciun
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534s N. MUsS0N, President.
Nav Orleans, February 18i2 El - ..E4 fe3l2nlt
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The following Circular has been issued from the Treasury De-
partment the mode settling subscriptions to the
Produce Loan -r.o -. ~ d
.sg+s. ,syss s-,54a IN TREASURY pEpARTavHr, II
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I, Free Gift Lottery Association.

AT meeting Of the Managers held s sh Of January
the President Musson ESQ., in the cair the Treasurer
JchnG Gaines ESQ., presented The following report: F @
TREAsuRER's REPORT-FREE GIFT LOTTERY AS.
Sz9FFS .-5 d, SoCIA1ION. ,5asg5- y .o-7 ga
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

A large majority Of the volunteers from
this county now 10 The field are Demo
Gratis. = Ohio Eagle.
This is by no means true. But sup
pose il we're. what then? Do you pro.
pose to assume credit for their gallautry
and patriotism ? Why. sir, they have
gone in spits Of you and the Democratic
Organization in this county-in spite Of
your lying declarations that the war is
"unboly. unjust and damnabls waged
Tor the overthrow of the Ubion--the sub.
version of the Constitution and the free
com Of the negto"-in spite of the fact
that you deDounce as an "sbolitionist
and excomuunica.c frrm your party ev
cry man who has the courage or the pat
riotism to avow himself in favor of the
war. Why, sir. we thought according In
your standard, man ceased to be Dt /.
mocrat. and became an abolilionist when
he favored the war. We have a faiot
recollection that MARTINS sin was making
a war speech at Democratic County
Convention, and our recollection serves
us further in this matter--then and there
you--eUen you proposed 'ttlfee cheers for
tie able. patriotic rand democratic speeches
OF Col. Van Trump, Gov. MedilI and Ed
son B Oids." remarEiug at the same time
that you would not propose Mrre groons
Tor the abOiition speeches of your Black
Republican friends G D. Martin and H.
@. Whitman" We should think a little
occurrence that took place about that
time would serve 10 impress j. upon your
memory. We have a faint recollection
that Rann-y's" mans suddenly disap-
peored from your mast head land that
Wise was slaus Uttered for making war
speechrs. Perhaps yol can explain these
matters. Let US see; you deserve about
as mn"h credit for the patriotism Of the
Democracy, (thc little that is left 10 this
county as John $, Brooks does for the
enlistment Of lis son. and John, you
know. not only opposed his son in his pa
'rioiic resolution 10 volunteer, but made
every elf,rt aud exhausted every proc SIS
known to law. to get him out Of The scr.
vice after hs had enlisted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
ewThe Richmond Dispotch is al,ru

HThe Richmond Dispotch is alarm
ed. In its issue Of the 18th it says q
lsthargy as deep as that which p rvadcd
the country after Manassas lis slesliDg
over the South. which is apparently wal
tiGg for the North 10 recruit it's strength
and send down 1000 additional troops.
The same deIusion which lulIed the South
into false security last year is again pre-
vslent. It's people talk of foreign inter
vention. and Northern exhaustion, and
do nothing. l. will not be awakened un.
I'll the frs! white frost, when 1t will he
aroused by the laundering tread os $40.
600 soldiers" I'VE are sleeping Tie
sleep Of Manassas" it adds. "aud il
seems as though nothing can break It's
cham" ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

HWhsu the provisions of the Consti.
tution and the laws made in pursuauce
thereof, vsrs the "supreme law Of The
land" thea it was the pride and glory
OF lrssmsn 10 this once happy land TO ory
aloud, no matter when or where, " am
an American cilizsn."-- o. Eagls. Ir
Who but JEFF Davis ard his minious in
arms are violating the Constitution and
disrsgarding the laws? aud whose pray,
srs 90 up oftener and more fsrveu,Iy
than your own for bis succoss2 II Is
shW The 'prids and glory Of ioy1i free,
men 10 CRY aloud / am an American CHI
Gen." ltis not yours. however, as your
eourse for the past year bears ample ,cs
timony. You would rather cry aloud !
am ConC, derate citizen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
A Louisiana Town Totally Destroyed.

NEW York, August l9.--There was 70
Gently avillage named Doualdsonville, for
merl$ the capital Of Louisiana, ,on the Mis-
s'sHPpl' eightytwO miles above New Or
leans Having become infected with rsb
guerrlllAs, who made bu usiness of firing
upon Union boats, even upon transports
filled with sick snd wounded, ,tbs Captair
OF the sloop'of'war Brooklyn. on the oh
inst, sent word to have the women ont
children removed, and the next day Don
aidsonville was obliisraied by fire.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

AN that is wanted to secure tie srrcs
and incarceration Of any citizen is. tie
lying affidavitof some s!imy foul noulhtl
cowardly hypocrite.--O Ecgls.
All that is wanted to secure your arrsst
or the arrest of soma Others in this county
is the truthful affidavit" Of any Of the
$500 voters Of this county, and if you
had not been as couteuplibls as you w,rs
disloysl. the thing would have been done
long ago.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
Justice to EairfleId County.

N"o"'AN"' ~ NNe6' 10 o%'
Eds. CONT observe in your issue oil
yesterday. statchont very derogaiory 10
the interests of Fairfield county. AL.
though ouI county is one of tho hot bods
OF secession in this State, yet, to give the
devil bis due, that article does us, great
injustice. phe writer siales that Trum
bull county. out OF population. of but
zoo more than Fairfield. gave about 1900
volunteers 10 the war, whereas Fairfield
only gave sS2 Now lpropOSs 10 give
The exact 6gures: a7tr ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
Change In the GOverumsu, Of Kentucky '

LOUISVILLE, Aug, l7,-By au amicablo
arraugsm' ut John F. Fish has resigned
the sPeaksrShip Of the Senate. aud James
Il Robinson Of Scott county, has been
elected sPerEsr Of the Senate.
Beriah Msgofiu has resigned the Gov.
erDorship, and thus Robinson becomes
Governor dc faetO for MagofhD 3 uDexpired
term.
Matt johnson Of Lexington has beer
elected Secretary Of State.
John D Temple bAs resigned the Pres.
idency Of the Military Board, The duties
thsrsOidevOlviag on Robinson, as Acting
Governor.
Robinson and johnson ale able and
staunch tJniou men.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

ED lnc DulernuIS neId their judicial
Convention 10 this city on the 9Th inst =,
aud put in nomination the most unprin.
clpled bu'ternut Of them all, Col p. VAN
TRUMP, who. Notwithstanding " the nom
inalion was un xpecied and unsolicited ,''
accepted it by reading carefully pre-
pared speech--the came we made men
ton Of two weeks ago today. This speech
was as Infamous in letter and spirit" as
as any made hy WIoFALL in his drunk
eat hours II opened with the lying
insinuAtion that the Government, would
not perIni. Democrats to make canvass
this fall continued with the lying declA.
ration that the liberties Of the people
were 10 dapg"r from the "unconslitutiona al
acts" the "usurpatior," the "tyranny"
OF the Government. and closed In the
same fell spirit. From beginning 10 end
the speech was moral treason -b ark,
corrupt and damnubls- .au unsuGerable
stencil, poisoniDg aud corupting-a very
caHioo in the noslrils Of every loyal man
JEgF DAVIS himself would be proud OF
IT, tia Charleston Nsrcury applaud il
and tho devil himself welcome its auth or
with outstretched arms 10 hotter climes.
Think Of it. a man who proclaims him
self . gentleman aud christian" and W bo
at least affects 10 be both. standing up
in a crisis like this. tearing at the viIals
OF the Government that protects him in
his life, lib rty aud property. Think oil
it. u man Of int lligsnce aud standing
who ought at least TO know the value
Of this country and the necessity of the
struggle now boing made for its preser.
walton, deliberately setting himself and
deliberately attempting 10 set the people
sgainst both the country and its cause;
aud all Tor the paltry sum of 81 500
year. The man who would do as mean
an aa'iou as this, would sell bis soul TO
tie devil for less money than "3O pieces
Of silver" .9Irf 'a l"'.t.H
Aud pray what claims has Judge TRuMr
upon the Democracy for their support |?
Has he not abused, scandalized and viii
fed them fought them right aud loft
up and down, at all times, and 10 all ways,
from bis very inlaucy2 Has he not dif.
fered from them on all questions Of polit.
ical policy? Does he claim to have been
convinced Of his error. aud reformed 10
his faith Or is it that. radically DIFF
fering from them On all other subjects, he
agrees with them in oposing the war;
and for this reason aud this alone, merits
and receives their support.p II is the
latter reason and lha. alone, aud the
fact will not only defeat him for election
bn, damn him, and his memory 10 lnfl
my forever aud forever.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

% Capt j. Q. Frankelbsrger, Ist Ohio
Cavalry. is now recruiting for this regi.
msnt. His headquarters are at Sidney,
Ohio; Sergeant Pumfrey, 10 Fairfield,
and corporal Irwin in Madison will assist
him. Any one wishing to go into an old
cavalry regiment, cannot do'better than
nlist In. the lsl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

s
A correspondent OF tho Steele Paris
tho government organ Of Flauce writes
from Tuuis, Algiers, as follow - g
"1"Our College Of philo.ohsrs at home
may. and probably do accomplish a great
deal for tho cause Ofscitncc, but tn A msr.
icanO ars the people TO larn these discov
eIies 10 practical acrount Many Of the
modern inventions n use here we Amer.
lean, aud one American chemist, DR.. J
Q Aver Of Lowell supplies much Of the
medicine consumed in this country. His
Cherry Peotoral. Pills, Sarsaparlla ana
Ague Cure eonrtitutc the staLle remedies
here, because they are of easy application.
sure in their results, add have the conf
dence OF the people. While the science Of
Medicine is carried to higher perfection
In our own country (Francr) than any
other, it strikes Frenchman as little
singular that an American Physician
should furnish the medical skill and
remedies for our Principal Province.
We are happy TO inform our readers
that these superior medicine which the
Emperor's principal Province ia obliged
to get from America may be had by our
aeighboss at. i0rt. t.,' . 0t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

That 10 olds] was to be arrested a,
the time above mentioned. seems to bnt.
been well understood by numerous Rs,
publioaus in this city, who copgregaled
IN front oi the Doctors house at once
upon tie arrival Of the officers. - o Eogl.
"The Republicans of this city" were Al
ignorant Of the time Of Dr.. Old's arres,
rs yourself ard only oOngregated upon
the effort Of certain men, we'll known to
yourself TO get up mob by the cry of
Z" fire."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

see blood at the ballot box this fall. =
Dr.. olds speech.
Well Doctor, you must lie able 10 "sec
through brick" to see blood through
the walls oil Fort Lafayette.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
1q.yictimS Of Rhsumansm read Ibis:

+ 1e-yiCtimS Of Rheumatism read this:
OLEARPoaE,, Fairfield co.. June 4. 1857.
DR.. q. w. RoBAch. No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati. O.-Dsar Sir:-l'his
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but ! became severely aflict.
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
so much, that l was compelled 10 oui,
work. After being confined to nv room
for some time: 4 procured Of your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott q Sons. n
bottle of your Scan dinavian Blood Puri6.
er and box Of Your Blood Pills. .,ahd af.
ter the use Of lem wis restored to Der.
feet health. One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box Of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisG.
Cd that ilis an invaluable remedy. / sent
you this 10 be published, 1fyyou think
proper, that others Similarly a&eSaied nav
have the benefit Of my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
EE See adsOttiseneht. ,sBdS4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP
~ E MI n NJ "A ~ "

THE Annual Torn Of the Pheasant Township 8 en-
inary will commence on Morday, March 3lst
1852 aud consist of4O weeks divided Into three SOS
sl0ns, las follows; t wv
SUNNI 10 Session, from March 3Ito June 90, 1862 -
Twelve weeks tuition, 90. Vacation 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from September ls 10 Nov .9lst, 1862
Twelve weoks, tuition, 90. No Vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov, -, 1869 to March 18th
1853, sixteen weekstultiou, 90. Stt
lrPNo reduction oftuuon on account u absence
ITeBoardlng will furnished by the Prinoipalal
~ per week.
nJsI have also, purchased q Piano, and secured
thessrvices Of Prof. H. SoHNnDHR 70 Instructions
upon the Plano and other Instrumental music, on
JOSEPH TEBMAN,
March lS,le62-Sl-lI' Principal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

EE Kentucky has now mustered into
service six regiments Of cavalry. Five
Thousand are equipped and really to
march. The infantry regiments are fast
filing up, aud the war spirit seems TO
have just begun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
Important Order-.Condition OF the Army
Of VirgInia.- FREMONT to have a Cons

Imp portant Order--Condi ition OF the Arm,
Of VirgInia.- Fremont to have a Com,
mnnd. IYH t..r. m|I...
The following has just been issued.
WAR DRPART'T, ADJ'T. GENERAL'sl
OFFICE. "WAsnINoroN,Aug
GENERAL ORDERS 1903.
1.-THE following is an order Of tho Presi.
dent ofihe United States, dated June 2olb,
1862 F' N.f'
First the forces under Major Generals
Fremont. Banks and Mcdowell including
the troops now under Brigadier- General
Sturgis,at Washington shall be consolida,
ted, aud form one army, 10 be called the
Army Of Virginia .t.........,-..,
Second. The command Of the Army Of
Virginia is specially assigned to Major.
General ope as Commanding G General.
The troops Of the Mountain Department,
heretofore under command of Genera Ere.
mont. shall constitute the First Army
Corps, uuder command Of General Ere.
mont The troops Of the Shenandoah De.
partment. now under command OF Gen.
eral Banks, shall constitute the Second
Army Corps. and bo commanded by
him. ..r s..s
"The troops under command Of Geuer-
al Mcdowell except those within the for
tihcaiOrs and the City Of Washington,
shall from the Third Army Corps. aud be
under his command. BY order of the
Secretary Of War. s.,H1 1.s.
e. D. TowNsRsD,
sistanl-Adjutaut. General"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

-~''''''''' ''''''''-''''-'''-''''''''' iisiV
You wili see by the above figures,
which are correct, that we have sent over
1910 men. Please mako correction, and
oblige A REPUBLICAN,.
--IUn. Com.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
FROM THE ARMY OF TEIE PO-
TOMAC,

Evacuation of HarrisOn's Ldading-- Nc
Clslian's. Pl9ns--His Anr,ety 10 Move
against Redmond Alarms rear S9f
folk and NoToik--PrisOners al Rich
mond--1hs Rams
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

The Democracy Of the county have re-
solved 10 "indignate" about the arrest Of
DF' e. b oldS. Well lot them indignate Q.
They only hurl their anathemaO against
. rock to recOil upon their base beads.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

Commissioner 8arst of the Pension
Office, has gone 10 New Eoglapd for a
'hort summer tour. Many other heads
Of bureaus are either away on similar or
rands, or makeiug arrangements to get
away,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21

= 4 .
IL they attempt 10 arres. us aud force
us from our families 10 support the d
ministration In its violation Of the Consti.
tuition. we will resist them even TO blood.
--olds speech. ,
They did attempt to arrest you, and
succeeded. we believe, and that too with
out much blood--not however 10 "suppor,
the Administration 10 ils violations o: the
Constitution" but to put an end to your
Infamous Efforts TO arouse the people of
old Fairfield county to resistance 10 the
doVernuent--lo seal your aooursed lips
In the uitsrance Of treason--to stop tho
stream Of poison. corruption and lies YOU
were pouring out Ct your rotten throat.
They served you as you deserve, aud as
every other traitor 10 his country deserves.
whether Of Northern or Southern birth
We hope you will be carefully guarded
aud closely watched in your now home
for We verify believe if you have half a
chance. you will Oorrups tho very rsbsi.
in For. lafayette.
DR. oldS was dragged from his bed and
the boeom OI his family at abou. half pas,
ten o'clock. 90 Tuesday night, by VIM
bcott and other hired tools Of tho Lincoln
unscrupulous and despo:ic ADMINISTRATION
20. Eagle.
Dr.. oldS was not dragged from bis bed
at all He vas arrested decently by the
0hacs's Of the Government. legally em.
powered. The "hired tOOlu Of the Lin.
coin uHSerupulOnA. ds'po,ic adminis,ra.
tion" we're Government agents sent hero
'0rit this people Of ho presence and
oOsrupIing influence Of q dsspicAbls trai,
tor, aud they accomplished their work
we'll AEW more such sels. Of "dospO.
tiam will make the atnOsphsse bsreA-
bouts amsll more tolerable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
s. WAsH1SoTON. August H.
coMPuMENT CT GEN. POPE TO MS

49, A-S ~ 0AH' FVFE ~ FHA'
~ h TROOPS.
On receipt of Geu.. Halleck's compli.
menlary order, already published, Gen
Pope issued general order. embracing g
lialleck's dispatch, ordering it read at the
head of every regiment and detachment
in the command, and subjoinlng; The
Major. General Commanding the army oI
Virginia has'little to add to this dispatch.
II is a feeble expression Of his feelings 10
say thathe was delighted and astopshcd
at the gallant aud intrepid conduct of his
command, and especially Of the second
corps success and glory are sure 10 ac-
company such conduct, and it is safe TO
predict that Cedar Mountain is only the
first Of series OF victories which shall
make the Army Of Virginia famons in the
land, and draw very close 10 the hearts OF
their countrymen every officer and soldier
who belongs 10 it. JoHN POPE.
Major General Commanding.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. J
Official returns Of the killed and wound.
ed are footed up tc over twenty three hun.
dred. They were undoubtedly sweled,
however,by including many in the list o:
missing who have since returned. Gen
eral Pope, there fore, returned The list for
revision, which will materially reduce the
grand total. r.r3r1 I''arr Ia.t
HONOR TO INDIANA SHE Is FIRST IN rnE
FIELD.
Indiana disputes the claims set up for
New York. Of aying the first regime Il
in the field in answer 10 the Presideut'c e
call for three hundred thousand men.
have just received the following dispatch
from Coy. MorIon's Private Secretary:
You are mistaken, think. in saying
New York sent lhs first regiment under
the Presidents call for 100000 men. The
10th Indiana was the first thst have a.
ny knowledge of. II left on Monday
night last, fully armed and equipped.
Another leaves tomorrow, aud several
others will be ready by tho middle of next
week |" . " y
This dispatch settles the matter, and
he Hoosier Sats takrs the palm. Honor
TO whom honor is due, and Governor
Moron's administration always secures a
large share Of it for Indiana. II is stated
here that New York comes next 10 order
10 Indiana, then Pennsylvania, and then
Massac achusetis:
TROOPS POURING TO TIE SEAT OF WAR.
The troops under the new call are al
ready reached tbeir destinations at the
rae Of over6v thousand per day. With
in the present week the daily number will
be largely increased ,a a...
CANE THAT TWO CAN PLAY AT. r'4
We have now over three hundred rebel
prisoners. taken a. Pope's battle ofCedar
Mounlain, here in the old Capital prison.
II solitary confinement ia to be the order
OF the day, as Jeff. Davis has directed. We
are ready for it.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
ECAHPSE, ECAXPsE,
Il LIP Ell!

PRICE e5 CENTS FER BOTTLE.
PUTNAM. One, Dec, 18th, 1891.
wishto certify 10 the world that was aiiced with
Polypus ofthe Nose for the space OF eight years, 90
that protruded down TO my mouth, and byt he use
Of one helfbotte of l.. Daugherty's Celebrated
Eclipse Lnment was entirely cured, My nose Is
now free for tho last twelve months.
UfE lai N MRs, HENRIETTA M'BRiDs.
.--,s RIcnHILL, TP, Muskingum county, %.
do certify that had polypus ofiho nose, and by
The use OF DR.. u L. Daughertys Celebrated Eclipse
Lniment u Disappeared dropping out In small lumps
the slio ofa pea. My nose Is now free and open.
Sept. 25th, 1890. f4 SAMUEL WALKER.
For sale tthe Drug Store OF x. L.. Slocum, Ianoas.
ter iiaac Turner, McCluhey, Jacob Baker, DeVeF.
town, o. W Pase, RoseVilie.i ff.NN
INV. A. Graham, ZaneSvllle, O., 10 our forward.
mlitanees made, t dlf
January l6, 1909.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-21
OIL. CoRCoRAN.

Col. Corcoran has at last been released,
and has arrived in this city. He made a
stirring speech this PM A large mum
her Of other long imprisoned officers have
been released. and have just arrived.