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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION,

The Presidents Emancipation Proclama.
ton is causing tremendous huttering among
the rebels and their northern sympathisers
They regard it as the most telling blow
which has yet been struck at the rebellion,
and squirm accordingly. The Richmond pa.
pers are highly indignant, and so is the Du.
buquc Herald, Chicago Times, North Vest
Democrat, and sheets Of like character. The
rebels threaten to raise tho black Gag, and
wage war Of determination. They are ev.
identity getting desperate; they. see that the
Ak has at length been struck at the root OF
the tree, and that their stronghold is about
to crumbls. The measure was military
necessity on our part, and loyal men Of all
parties arc thanking the President for the
step he has taken. To the Northern eye it
is rainbow Of promise, while the Southern
eye reads with fear and dismay the words,
Z" Meme, 7ekel, Uphaysin."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

In answer to letter from the American
Consul at Vienna, Garibaldi replies as fol.
lows:
- ANA prisoner and dangerously woun
ded. 1t is impossible for me to dispose OF
myself As soon, however, as am restored
to liberty, and my wounds are healed, l shall
take the first favorable opportunity to graf.
ny my desire to serve the great American
Republic, Of which am citizen, and which
is now lighting for universal liberty"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

H Be sure and vote the Union Ticket
NEXT TUESDAY, and see that your neigh
bors do likewise. -a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

eHEBALDsSrrLs.-<The Mort. West Dena.
erat, following the example Of the Dubuque
Herald, refuscs to exchange vith ux any lon,
ger. Mr.. Packard, and the Democratic
printing: ASSOCIATION" ifyou are reallyasham.
ed to exchange your rotten treassnabls
paper, for one that upholds the administration,
send us blank sheet. We are determined
to exchange with at least one Ssbsl paper
and We prefer the NertA- Wat Democrat or
the Charleston Mtrekry. Come, nsighbor,
show little courtesy to ysur enemies
Waterloo Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

According to q statement which has been
carefully prepared, our navy, during the re,
bcllion. has captured prizes to the aggregate
value Of $40, 30S,6 OF the Plies capiur-
ed, fun two-thirds bore the "neutral" Brit
ish ensign At their peak.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

UNITED STATES TAxEs.-Every, person en-
gagged in any business or manufacture should
apply at once to the Assistant Assessor of the
District for license under the new Tax
Law which went into operation on the 1st
INST. Any person neglccting to procure
such license is liable to forfeiture Of three
times the cost of the license, -one half Of the
amount going to the informsr. On fourth
page may be found an article of interest in
this connection,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

So CooL.-The North West Democrat ur.
ges the people to vote for Mr.. Packard; the
Democratic nominee for District Clerk-tho
main qualifications being that he isa gen.
tleman," and published the first paper that
was ever printed in Blackhawk county! No
other name appearing at the head of that se-
cession sheet than Mr.. Packard's, We are led
to infer that he is the identical author of the
said appeal! II the paper 10 which he Al.
ludes was as equally disgracsfnl to loyal
community as is the DpnsorGt, We think no
had better kept tie matter : profound se-
crct.-Waterloo Courier. FL 81 q, EfssfGs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

GENERAL HosKsR is reported to have said
since the late fights, that he would rather
lead volunteers to battle than regulars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
WHY YOU SHOULD NOT VOTE ron
PACKARD.

We have nothing to urge against Mr.. 8. II
Packard, the Democratic nominee for County
Clerk, except his politics; but VIC do think
that man entertaining his political views
should not receive the vote Of any loyal man.
Mr.. Packard is one Of tho editors of paper
which openly advocates treason. Must VIC
not naturally infer that the principles enun.
ciated by that paper meet with the approval
Of Mr.. Packards Certainly. For this reason
we hope our loyal electors will all cast their
ballots for Mr.. Coleman, and thus express
their condemnation of the reasonable utter
ances Of the North West. A man is known
by the company he keeps. If Mr.. Packard
is not the author Of the articles referred to,
he is in full fellowship with those whose
Political ideas are embodied in such edtori-
ais as The Future" Extracts from which
we publish this week. and that should be
sufficient to consisn him to political DEATH
Since the above was put in type We have
received the North Vest of Yesterday,
containing the loHOWlng:
TIE GAzErTE.-We shall take no farther
notice of the GAzETTE's attack on us in it's
last number, than to pronounce the assertion
which it in effect makes, that We are "thor-
oughly imbued with secession sympathes +"
falsehood and vile slsnder-uttered we
believe malicously and Intentionally. 1t
will be seen elsewhere that we have never
written political article for the paper, nor
are we in any way responsible for any. VIII
the GAZETTE have the honor to correct its
Misrepresentation? D.. .H
If Mr.. Packard is an unconditional Union
man, as he would have us believe, why does
he not sever his connection with sheet that
openly advocates treason? Why does he
allow articles Of reasonable import to be
published in a paper of which he forms one
of the editorial corps. without at least ex-
pressing his disapprobation of the animus Of
those articles! These are pertinent questions.
As one Of the editors of the North Vest
Mr.. Packard has perfect right to express
his views in that paper. If such editorials as
The Future" do not meet with his appro.
val, he should editorially inform his readers
of the fact But he publishes no disclaimer
he merely says ave never have written a
political article for the paper" What infer.
ence can We draw other than that the po!iti
cal course of the North Vest is approved by
Mr.. Packard? We would not falsify or SIAN
der any man maliciousy or Intentionally, and
in this matter are disposed to say no more
..han the facts Of the case will warrant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

EY- The most important election ever held
in this State comes off NEXT TUESDAY I!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

sH- Vote the Loyal Ticket next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
TnIRTY.sEvENTH CONGREss.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WARRINGTON, Dec 2, 1862.
IEAoUE ISLAND AS NAVAL DEPOT
Mr. Gn,mEs, (rep) Of Iowa, offered a resolution, calling
the Secretary Of tho Navy for copies Of the majority
minority reports OF the board officers appointed in
accordance with The act authorizing the Secretary Of the
Navy TO accept the title 10 League Island Agreed TO-
CITIZENS KENTUCKY
Mr. PowELI (opp) Of KY, offered resolution, calling
the President TO inform the Senate in regard 10 the
number OF citizens Of the State Of Kentucky who have
been conned camps and military prisons Of the Untod
States outside Of the limits Of that Staie and also TO
inform them what the charges against then ana by
whose authority the arrests made. Laid over.
Mr. POWELL offered Joint resolution stating that
Whereas many ctzenG of the United States have been
rested and imprisoned without any charges being preferred
Resoyed That all such arrests are unaun9rMed BY the
o M @ By he
all such arrests hereby and declared
and is hereby demanded that all such arrests shall
and a al % "a sesea n sss Iaye o s
constitution" or be Immediately released.
CALIFORNIA LAND nrIs SUITS.
Mr.. McnouGAlL (opp) Of CAL. offered resolution, call
ing the Secretary Of the Teasu TO furnish the Senate
asatemen OF the amount Of money paid for prosecuting
land title suits, &C. in the State Of California during
1857 1885, 1859, 1860 and 1861 and also the amounts
paid for searches IN Mexico. Laid over.
The resolution was laid over.
PROPOSED NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Mr. DAVIS, (Union) Of Ky. offered Joint resolution de-
carpg that 1t hereby recommended that all tho States
choose delegates to meet in convention atsLousve on
the first Monday Of April next to take into consideration
the present condition of the country and the proper
means to be pursued for restoring the Union and that
the Legislatures OF the different States take such action
they may deem ct for this purpose al the earliest pos
sble date
The resolution was laid oyer.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

and equpncnts Our oss two horses rebel loss Dot
stated AZ hst accounts Colonel Paxton and bis troops
bag apc.her lot a rebels He win return camp day
after y morrow (6aturday). On his arrival shall OBJ
tain full statement OF the six days. trip.
learn nothing further about the aiair referred 70 IN
my hotter Of yesterday. The three companies Of the
Eghh Virginia that ware attacked by rebel cavalry near
Coal river aetod very badly the face Of the enemy Had
they stood up manuliy In the face 0f the enemy they
would have been able 70 have recorded pretty little VIE
my next.
rho steamer Genvood arrived here today with load
Of hay that was taken from The farm OF Lhe r ei guerilla
that instead OF oopscatng this oorraband property
was purchased W by tho agent OF Mouton
at Galiipols Tho highest price paid for the hay
Why II this snency exhbited TO enemies2 under
stand that Captain Monton has made numerous purchases
OF forage from rebels along the Ohio paying them exor
bapt prices 10 Unce Sams greenbacks is he ns ucted
10 adopt this roscwatcr policy3
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
House Of Rsprescn ia lives.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2,ls62.
PAYMENT CERTAIN GOVERNMENT DUES GOLD SILVER
Mr.. HOOPER, (rep) Of Mass., from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported bill providing that all udg
mens recovered by the United States In suits pend
ing which may hereafter brought for the collection
or recovery Of duties imports, or moneys due the
United States from collectors other officers, shall be
paid in gold and silver coin Of the United States
The bill was passed.
INCREASE THE OF SOLDIERS
On motion Of hr. HoLEAs, (opp) Of Ind, resolution
adopted instrucllng the Committee on Military AZ
fairs inquire and report the propretv OF increasing
the pay of soldiers to fifteen dollars month and max
not actively engaged as may not impair the efficiency Of
the public service
which being objected o could be acted upon requr
ing the pay Of each private and Doncommssioned officer
to be paid IN gold and silver.
APPOINTMENTS ACTING MpsHIPNEN.
Mr. CALVERT (union) Of Md, oflerd resolution, which
was adopted calling on the Secretary Of the Navy 70 10.
had been made during the Of Congress other
than those made regularly under the law co. to furnish
DISTRIBUTION or PENALTIES AMONG CUSTOMS OFFICERS
Mr. sHrfrnD, opp Of r. offered resolution, which
Means inquire expediency Of repeating
Of the law Of May 20 1882 relative TO the collection OF
penalties among officers of customs and others.
IMPORTATION OF COTTON FBEE oP puTY
On motion Of Mr.. SHEFFIELD Il was resolved that the
and report 10 the propety Of admitting cotton brought
from foreign countries free Of duty and report BY bill or
Otherwise.
TBB GENERAL LAND OFFICE
On motion Of nr. EDWARDS, (rep.) Of N. a. the Gem.
mittee Public Expenditures instructed to examine
into the expenses OF the General Land ONCE and report
what reductions can be made consistently with the
public interests.
REDUCTION TIE wHlsEEy
Mr.. Cox, (epp.) or Ohio, asked leave 10 introduce
resolution nsructng the Committee Of Ways and Means
TO inquire into the expedency OF reducing the tax
wbskey Eve cents per gallon With the view OF increasing
the revenue
Mr.. LovRJoy objected, saying that the revenue Is a.
ready large under the present law.
INDIAN TREATEe
Mr.. ALpR,cB, (rep) OF hnn., Introduced . bill an.
nullng and abrogapg all treaties between the United
States and certain bands or seux Indians and for the
relief Of the sufferers by the Indian outbreak 10 Min
nesota.
At hsfpaet twelve o'clock further business appear
ing before the House, il moved 10 adjourn. Motion
carried
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
The Latest Teiegra ms.
THE BoMBARDMENT OF PORT LAvAcCi

THE BoMBARDMENT OF PORT LAvAccA
CHARIEsToN, Nov. %, 1862
The Houston Ness OF the 5h inst contains details of
the bombardmen Of Port Lavacca Texas by the enemy
feet on November l. The atolitionists demanded the
surrender OF the town. On the refusal to comply with
this demand they gave hour and half for the reno.
val Of the combatants and then commenced aheng
hcent. After hours inefect1al BON the
feet withdrew, having battered the town considerably
but nobody burt" Our flag was still tying at last as-
counts.
PoRr HrpsoN Miss, Nov. a., 1s62.
gentleman has arrived at this place who lust ran the
blockade from New Orleans He says that Farragutt 3
fleet comprising thirty vessels reached New Orleans on
the 10th inst supposed 70 be the feet fitted out at Pepsa
celia No reinforcements had arrived This informstion
is credited here The federal gunboat Essex still quietly
anshorod OF Baton Rouge.
RUN THE BLOCKADE.
WnMSoror, N. c., Nov. ~, 1868.
despatch from Fort Fhner to.da rays the schooner
with ave hundred and forty sacks Of SALT has arrived
safely.
JAcKeoNvILLs, N. o., BHroRrED DESTROYED.
II rumorcd again to-lay that The Yankee eunbsats
sscended New river few days ago and destroyed the
town Of jacksonville the county seat Of ousow county
~ Court House is said 10 be destroyed among Other
beildingf.
YEDERAL ouSBoAr CAPTURED.
federal gunbeat was captured In New River opslow
county, North Carolina, the 20th BY Captain New.
steamer on s @ sSSsRsd property T ''ss sas bsss sS
saved She bad been at Jacksonville where they broke
open the Court House ana Post Oce and carried on all
the papers and records they coud end No ausion 10
their burning the made by the courier or letters
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
RAIEloH, Nov. "a, 1892
Curtis " Brogden was reelected Comptroller OF Public
Accounts yesterday BY ussnmous vote. he was the
nominee OF the conservative The same caucus
have nominated Jonathan Worth of Randolph, for Public
Treasurer and H. r. RUSS, Of Wake for Secretary Of
state The old ncionares Daniel W. Cowits and Rufus
H. Page, are 10 walk the plank. Augustus g. Merryman
OF Buncombe has been elected solicitor for the seventh
First Circuit.
All quiet below.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PaiI.ADRIrHIA, Dec 2, 1852.
Stoke firm. Pennsylvania 6's, "a; Reading Rail-
road asa Morris Canal, 81 Long Island Railroad, ~
Pennsylvania Railroad 56A. Sight exchange New
York at par Ito per cent premium.
PniApELPBiA, De-. 2, 1882.
Flour quiet sales coo bbls supcTfpc at $6 Wheat
dull sales $500 bushels, red, 81 20 a 81 i3 white,
81 76. Corn quiet sales coo bushels at 72c. 78c
Conee-Laguayra, 3255c 33c. Whiskey firm nj doc.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2, 1862
Flour duh; prices nominal Wheat quiet: red, 81 43
TIC. whiskey ilrm at 42c. 42Ac. Provisions dan.
BrFFAIo, Dec 2, 1862
Flour duh and no Gales Wheat dul sales. Corn 10
good demand, and market better sales this morning OF
9S 900 shes, part private terma> balance 49kc.
SOC. Other grains quiet and neglected. Whiskey In good
demand sales Of 203 bbls at 3c Canal freghts quiet
wheat TO Rochester &c. Imports-l8 goo bbls. -four,
loi 900 bushels wheat SIS bushels corn 900 BUSH
els Oats 81 900 bshele barley Expors32 600 bushels
wheat, $50 bushels
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Appropriation 10 Remove the Non-ConA-
batants from Savannah.
BILL FOR THB RELIEF OF TIE CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF SAVANNAH, AND TO AID IN THE DEFENCE OF
Georgia Legislature.

THE WORKS AT SAVANNAH,
Especial despatch to the Savannah Republican,
MILIEDGEyIIE, Nov. IL, 1852.
The House amended the Senate resolutions concerning
slave labor the works Savannah by authorizing the
Governor to contract for their completion II
cannot DO made then the Governor is authorized impress
slaues for purpose The Senate will act the resolu
tons tomorrow.
The decision o the Supreme Court the Conscript.on
law is the subject OF almost universal rejoicing here
THE CoEsCRlPT LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
MILLEpGEvHLE Nov. H. 1862
The Supreme Court here this day have decided that the
vision which gives Congress the power 70 raise armes
and also distinguished from the TO call out the mi
litia. Judge jenkins delivered the opinion.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
City Intelligence.

BrmAL or BHRSARD CoHRN, ov rBa FIFTH NTw YORK ca.
vALaY BERNARD Cohen tate 10 connection with the Firth
New York cavalry, as the personal attendant OF Captain
A. r Green during the entire Virginia campaign, died 10
this city yesterday from Tho results Of fever contracted
while on active service The deceased has no friends IN
This country, although hc was foremost among those
aoryinv and to lntYri hopcrr and intrrn ct or his
mortal rctnains ala tributes % a1ecion and knducss
rom hs late gallant aud friendly captain, II is o. &c
i,nea tat ho renn.Da 0f tbs brave solder wiz be duy
honore and that uls pGor dus viii NO; n carried TO thr
ys. without h aeoOupuBimeat " low ~ uts The
Iut,n 20 hcaye last Egh ard set as tear over tho
,o,ab az ncc who died IN hirn9ss."
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
A Fight or Georgetown, g. @.

lTIUlH SKvduuaII
postbif, dated Georgetown 8. c., November II. was
received Wednesday morning, says the Charleston
Courier, by Alfred. Huger p NJ, which Says Tho
gunboats gave Captain Warleys company brush this
morning keeping il UP for an hour and half when they
left. No harm was done.n
gentleman from GEORGETOWN 10 relation 70 tho above
says OF the Yankee gunboats Tuesday last up
and engaged the battery under the command Of Captain
Marley, on Mavrants Point, FIVE miles below George
town, g. c. What damage Is done the gunboat Is not
known. II is believed, however that it was considera
ble the boat certainly struck during the engage
ment. They appeared well satisfied with what they re
celved, they hauled of and anchored down by the
lighthouse The battery did not receive the igheet
infury
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
a REpKRAL ouSBoAr CAPTURED.
News from Western virginia.
ouR CHARLBsToH coRREsPoNDENcE.
CHARIRTer. Va. Nc

VHzKISVFt va, NOV ZI 1902.
Succes1u Scont-Cdpihve Of One Hundred Of Jenkiss
0@r'''as-1h Affair at Coal Ripey-A Scvao Loose il,
ue Quartermastr's Department at Goliipoiis-- Hos
Gorernmsnt Fsraos 70 Pwshassd, de-, DC.
In previous letter stated that Colonel Paxton with
Elk companies Of the Second Virginia cavalry left Camp
fiatt ias Monday morning 90 on a six days, scout
Ausheutc Information reached here today stating that
Colonel paxon had ceme upon large body OF rebels in
the vicinity Of fouIsb ~, them battle logged tbem
bausomey cartafihg QUO hundred men Of Jenkins tanl
qcrra rcb srs, trhrDdred bsrses aug lot Of arm,
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Mrs. Phillips.

IRON the Cnattan0ORa KebeI
Mrs Phillips wife OF the Hon. p. Philips OF Alabama,
been second time released from second confinement
Ship Island Her suerngs have been truly shocking
victim frst to the degrading Of the authori
ties washington, and lastly the atrocous abandon.
Of Butler the Beast this lady has proved herself as
queeny in martyrdom as in the splendor Of society.
Colonel Phillips and family intend seeking refuge and
home in Georgia. where his reputation for legal and e
rary ability will make him and his accomplished family
warm welcome
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
The Boys OF the Rebel Army.

". ~
remarkable instance OF gslautry and er durance on
the part of youth 9 fifteen pears has been brought TO
notice on the authority OF his captain. His is
Francis Huger Rute Ike Could proSo Of the Right Rev
Bishop Rutiedge, OF Florida and private in Company b.
Captain Latt Philips, Third Florida reg nent On the
sh ut he fought bsrsoo.ed through battle Of Perry
Vile, and made himsen conspicuous by his daring con-
duct, winning from his captain the highest encomlums
for bis gallaltry.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES. GAS STOVES.
VI Warm the patent
GAS HEATING STOVE
No dirt no ashes, coal TO carry.
ECONOMICAL. CHEAP AND PORTABLE.
Made upon aud scientific principles.
Prices 81, IS, So $40 aud Sl2
NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS
one door below Canal street. No. Ala Broadw ays
MISCELLANEOUS.

THEY IMPROVE THE n.,
USED FOR ErE TAk 2gr sb ZAP FFS BY
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as ss,s saving not hun
cosrrvENEss OR CoNsTIPATIoS
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with mucous aarrhoa and great pain was cured rcen,y
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The New York herald., 1862-12-03
The Trouble About the slaves,
~ TIE PLANTERS OF QE0R0TA.
tiEADau AR1sRs, MILITARY DIsrs,or or (ropcra

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov 3, 1862.
haseKecevea from several counties OF he state or
se@Kia an1 from ndvdcal s,ayeholders requests and
demands tl Fhsald return their negroes now working
ppou The fDruGcaons or Savannah n ~ mo s,nrsra ,ns
earuet desire y 10 %. ihitk II an Injustice 20 ,nose
whp nave gent tl@r negroes ht my FIRST cs that tbav
should be compelled 10 bear the whole burden ana bes
o. iiie day eblia otars, who are among the waa,hss,
"a the and look easT ou the dana ~ Of The civ md liz
ftase without coa onIDg \ s re 'sblrer from ibsi
hspdfsds or thsir ftoussads 10 their d ,suee '''''
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Gunpowder for the People.

lrrom Inc charleston fourier. NOV. Ia.
The government has authorized the Nitre Bureau IN
the conredeacy 70 exchange pound Of gunpowder for
two pounds of sapetre with any citizen desiring OBJ
tain the powder. This will be accommodation to the
people and will benefit the government the time,
ms stimulate the people to engage n the manufac
ture Of sapetre The process is very simple ana be
easily learned.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
From suffolk. Va.

The Petersburg Express gives currency to report that
large rolorcemeDts Of the enemy concentrating at
S-olk and that they now number thrtythree thousand
u further stated upon the authority or abolition sol
ders that attack to be made upon Weldon for the
purpose Of citting OF the railway at that
point. This may or may not BIO All statements Of
abolition soldiers and newspapers be received with
many grains Of allowance-crm 1rdEo Sails
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Iron .CIads in the Gulf.

From the Savannah Republican, Nov. l5.J
There three ron-cad Yankee steamers IN the har.
Dor Of Pensacola This is supposed is the first install
ment OF vessels Of that class but whether for operations
on Mobile or for the important work Of "opening the
Mississippi Ever,' or for some other purpose, is not
known.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
roo r.ArE r00 CLASSIFICATION.

r,rr.rslIEp uotkr TO LET IN BROOKLYN, NEAR
n S,,t eng Wal ftYns; fe.fies; handsomely and con-
pIe,c- rurrphed PAN ~ ho ren, assn ~ BOARD u de-
NJ ed Addrsrs pe ENTER, tcr 2li bsfao once.