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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
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The following re extracts from two different etier.
from Yankee correspondents in Pope's army.
great evil exists TO a great extent in the Army Of
Virginia. sude TO the practice of procuring Through
neran traders and city hucksters) every dspon,ina
ton Of spurious paper aud broken bank notey well
fac simls notes Of the Coniederacy, and passing
them indserminately upon the unsusPectng inhab.
tants poor well rich, old and young, male and
female. Your correspondent is cognHant of several
instances where this has been perpetrated, in return
for kind nursing by poor aged women. Unless this
system IS checked will not the whole country be
run by the hordes of counterfeilers and swndlers
the close of the war.
The country is flooded with bogus Secesh money; It
is impossible in many cases. 10 tell the good from the
bad We went into small store at "Orlear's" one
day, where they selling ZIP calico" at s. cents
per yard, and the whole contents Of the store YOU
could carry in a bushe basket and found the proprIe
tor taking all the paper offered. On looking
his "ple" found four different kinds Of Richmond
ones, and two of iiyes Many the most worthless
limitations He was very indignant at "Banks mea. 4"
whom he alleges passed It upon him.
Meeting an aged contraband, this morning, who had
been into camp selling eggs, butter, &C., we found he
had "pay for massa, in Secesh paper nearly all be-
gus. lie said he did not what kind il was, lac
took whatever was offered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
CoaredsfaIs SIOnsy.

Ace gIs < asDssss las eCIs lsi0le loggeston s
80 sac -si jee sllca sumnent 70 Secretary Mem
lliagsf T,sJs . such diversity. It say-, OF engraving
10 all, lee 90 0F,u.iy AID 5000 degree VI safety
loG ext 30 I1e circulation Of spurious money anu
20 We sTf-t- Of cuuUteiieers 10 gu, large citss 1
BE- nisued JLa. advantage has been taken u this
o,TsSSy Of money BY these rascals 10 impose the
iss1ss u1l1 toe uasuspscIi1g large 'eLs. 10 col
.sq lei g. Of TIE dive sy 10 the sug.AVpg sHd sPPes,
as o. genuine Confederate monsy, H seems useless 10
the plohc asaSst the sfutous-!or nors Can H.
,ostsd s.tl tie gsriou styIes Of the genuine sAc y
GI0ss 10 bsb OF tzudliag great ceSl Of MONEY
ls5s = iife.s1t 81 les tAe1 Of does, tens s0l
I.sIuss, IL ss-Jine There % bu remedy tor The
s5 and il s ii IL, Or gees, curing its approaching
&c sOu IT, aud agpisss al tie old issues And g.
: lliJtn sy,ss q toe whole o. tie Confederate O.
E54ey. Il il u. e. -Ey ia which the people ts
p,oIsctsj I'D b GI,sFGasut maintain lie credit.
TIE Ias again. cOylIeTieitiEg should be HgOTUu,,
al his, ~ foli.s g. elfoseed and Examples should
&c made OF d ~h' have Gsoa 80 tebAssd and &c
. de ~ 10 De- srgsssi iu such work Ct suiDolDg
Toe ,oua,e.eis a., gc:'a ~ by cur ene1i AID cI
euissi tele oy etU-ry ulcIeLs Who haze i.
tsre =, -as.Gye in Feople. re er,u
lItOl Of This s,yi0 mIrey is the resulI OF the ir-
Sleni and - .sT 100 essy, passage OF traders CD,
see 4ur, from CJTs 10 emy's, sud lrcm a.
nys, g. oug re AId he sooner authorities loOA
ino this matt ?, Atd orcy, s1ingeuL,, tn hs Pc
h.oiIing tbs r1i-ou r u Sta CUR elely Ihe GeIte il
- be tof U
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
TREATMENT or YASSEEs IN CANADA.

The New Ofk Express says
A large number Of our coualrymen are travelling 10
Oauadi and ucder circumstances should suppose
most mornyiug TO Of them, from What and
rad Al Chi.ou Niagara Falls, they RECALLED With
Secession muse cscussoIs and combinations intended
purposey VIC are ASSURED iCsnlt 10 Union travel
srs Farther on, AS at Montreal and Iebec, the aun;s
grow K uder and the combinations marked. Some
o. the aveers and letters have seen, rpoIt these
&. re- aud sitting remarks to be bo,h nd
JearAble. Even leading British officers in the army
not exempt IRON them aud the eight OF American is
often the occasion OF marked rudencss Of manner
aud Of speech. We sorry 10 add that some Of our
c)untrymen have been wanting in proper self respect
AZ 20 indulge in the OF tie Fr,Lcl language, iu
order 10 conceal the fac; that they we're AMER
cans borH Onc reason OF this treatment Is the
.rgs number Of Ciermas families who are dOmi
clid In Canada. Gov. hoIehead, Of Kentucky, and
D.: AAgIuGer are the csLtre OF some Of these cote.
riss The Canadians mainly side with thu III, AID almost
universally against citizens. |. s tie fashion
81 approve OF Rsbe and 10 censure lOyg5i1, the fash
in such being plainly, in part, the result Ci
sel-interes and Ia part hostility 10 our torn OF govern.
msut The truth is, With eIcepGors-and We may as
II ok ii lqIlrciy IN the Cayteigl Governments,
sScl he smalIJs arc ensmi,s aDG desire 10 Us
broken to pieces IS q nation. We 10 ougr tave their
tear, tLeir sympathy, their respect. They trke al
vantage OF divisions amOug u, aud in wtAkuess,R
Split neither to b. enyed commended let fly htiS
p4rtl iaI arrows IL MIDST. Such things viii b.
lsmJcred blt ia the name Ct SELL esp.o sud public
.eCeucy lot American Traveller voluntarily pug him.
AZ 10 ire vay Of tlese iusns. Oar people can, ut
east STAY o.. Of CaI ada AID 1pend their money else
Hher,:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
TO NORTHUMBERLAND.
The War.

Tho rPors,at tsms If she lag the reI Or.ed
OApus OF tn F.Sssl army sf E.s; Tennessee, and tue
blessing up Of tn nous hs Bippi steamer ArkAnsas.
D. u It's. no cor6Tuahsn has been received at the
War 0hse. TIE latter unfortunately depends on Official
information. III, amy reported 10 be captured ia pre-
presumed 10 - kSrsAnS, numbering sems seven
- eight thousand uea. If it las been eAp.ar,',
9 sleGy vi uot Gksy make tn,.her move in
.gs. quar- r and considerable Coz f,3erate force vi
. liberated aGt ready 10 operate sgsus; Buell. Shou
gae usss De- c1aorsj The country vii bail it Anoi
.sS ulOsJ gfstiyilg events Ct the -sr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

A Correspondent OF tg Nozzle Iriigrs. WridCg FroI
GsaadA, NJ, expresses sgrprFe tLst Of .u. Y
D1rns At oriers, attempting 10 zxle TIE press AT
crush cut is indepsIi suce CAS- escaped unyersA 1,
EaacAtor. The order osias tha.i the editor pa
yris.or Of any as-spaper published in his Department
shall publish any editorial arcl- copy into bis p.
Psr any Nace or paragraph, cAc latei .oin2is conn
denos IN any Oft Commanding ofseTs whom The Pee.
idsnt may ~ Place the troops, such editor
proprietor shall Be sub sSt 10 6ns imprisonment anG
toe publication Of tie psPsr hereafter be suspended
Van Dorm Is one Of tue Generals Of cur army 70
whom Ii people have sn,ssts.ued high respec bu
this order With io'es sell calculated TO shak
confidence and impair resPes.. II will be remembered
that sse al Ia IS, Congress ol placing ecu
sOrshP Overtse pres but that bcdy governed BY wise
counsel raigssi Should Van D1rns order be carried
0ut ths press o. TIE Mississippi Valley vii be shoTn Of
al that make pros desirable amOog a people com
pos q Of Standardization o. speech, We have dc
tie YAlkee Government for is crusade agails
the freedom q the press and should As bitterly
b71as any attempt TO mUEIe cur Own press.
There is se,k and silly sfsetation, among military
Dsu o. certain elAss Of cOntsRP. for the press-buI
Y Of sounder and nose candid judgment know thai,
~ sliie Of iltAncss Of iods1reton aud miebei the
lrlas Of The country tie most powerful stmu ants
- active patriotism TIE Per, Of the people, and to
v,g,r0' fisty snd energy the part OF those cen.
dlotng the military and civic Gairs Of the county
vie than those Of this day. in founding tie in
s.is1tiols under which iVs-pGOided for the unrs
s;r etei fsed-u Of the press Of the
nineu.s VI Sivi ioery-aud no Nhs understands
tSs al9 q Republication uiI ever strike down
T5s guard Tue press the eyes and ears and voice Of
,as 2Spe Wh05oevsr would mrEIle Ii should himself
o. aiuEzIsC.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
CARL sCHUEZ

This newly appointed General, We believe, steps into
somebody's shoes and with prsstigs which some
der unmstaksoe The st. Louie Republican thinks so,
for among its excerpts fad the following piece Of
olm:
S1hurz il splendid msu 10 go into the for the
res;oraCn OF the Union and the maintenance Of the
Constitution WHAT this new Brigadier thinks OF the
Uaion he expressed in speech delivered few weeks
ago at The Cooper Institute, New York. He said, &C.
cordng to the report oil the speech published in the New
York Tribune:
There were men IN the North and South ready to
favor the rebellion long it had chance OF
Bat Il such an mt should succeed Il would lead
new struggle A voice, John B,own'-loud applause
Those struggles would be acrimonious and danger
in their nature than the pressnt co, hct. voice,
That's 40 The old UH'on thy had knocn t. ,oas
gone Loud applause If JEFF. Davis and his army
surrendered ana repented At the foot Of Capitol Hill In
sackclolh and ashes, IL ogHii never bsre.tOred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

OUR TEETH.-They decay, hence unseemly mouths,
bad bresths. imperfect mastication. EVERYBODY re
grets it, What Is the causei reply, want Of cleanl,-
ness. clean tooth never decays. The mouth Is a
warm PLACES degrees. Particles Of meat between
the teeth soon decompose Gums and teeth must suffer
Perfect cleanliness will preserve the teeth TO old age
How shall II be secured Use quill pick and rinse
the mouth after eating. Brush and CASTLE soap every
morning; the brush and simple water on going 10 bed,
Bestow This triang care upon your precious teeth ard
you will keep them aud ruin The dentists Neglect n
and you will be sorry all Jour lives Children forget
Watch-them. The fFst teeth determine the character
Of the second set. Give them equal care.
Sugar, acids, saleratus aud hot things, are bothing
when compared with food decomposing between the
teeth determination may loosen tbs teeth, fong use
may wear them out but keep them Clean and they will
never decay. This advice Is worth more than thou
sands Of dollars TO every boy and girl
Books have been written on the subject. This brief
article contains all that il sssential-Dr. Lsri,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

MAJOR GrsrRAL JOHN PoPz The writer OF this has
known Proclamation Pope for the lat twenty years. and
knows him 10 be one OF the most vulgar obscene
and lcenticus polrooDs the face Of the earth. Az sd
mited coward, the grossest OF dtbluchees, the most
reckless psndhrt OF boTro red money the most nOto
rious Of liars, the most fA,ed Of bragga'ts, is Gov
playing the tyrsnt upon the sCii OF Virginia This only
proves what the world has lotg known, that tyranny
| Is ever associated with cowardce aud deosuchPry.
Procsmltion Pope, in the winter OF ls446 address
ed hRs Mary G., in Savannah, Georgia, in the be-
lief that size would inherit the property OF her aunt
Mrs. T. He asked for the hand OF Mise q and
when Intercepted by the ia her 90 10 his prospects 10
lite, he replied that he the Of Of fortune
but tina, in addition 10 his share OF the paterns estate
he owned a sugar plantation 10 louisiana. Our hero
learning, however, that MIS- g. would be heiress
became eIceedii gy desrons 10 bresk of the match
He therefore wrote Der insulting letter. a, kirg DO
released from his engagement The letter she gave 10
her father sho hsd received about the came time
from Popes father, fayiog tia, he was poor sad
bis son psDnless, and he regretted to adj, tho.
roughly unpriacipled. Mr. g. took theso two letters
with him to the barracks where the gallant Lieutenant
uas quarttred He called In Witnesses to the iniefvies
b.tveen him and Pope, aud then denounced bin as
villain liA chest and nposer. Pope sprung up to
strike him. but the stern aud athlete frame of the
old nsn frightened him He sat down, saying your
age protects you" "0h, never mind my egg" replied
Mr. g. Another torrent Of sbuse from the m ard
once more Pope rose With clenched fats but st down
sgaiD saying your religion protects you co. never
mind my religion" ss,d Mr. g strike ahead" but no
blow struck and Pope took the boat for the North
that night In debt thousand dollars for borrowtd money
-, deb! which has not been paid 10 this hour
Asa proof OF the utter OF principle Of this poor
wretch need ony be mentioned that be had been de-
tailed IN company vi Lieut. now Brisader General
y L. Smith, TO draw maps for the Oosst Survey, but
did not work one hour during the six months of bis %.
journ 10 Savannah.
Surgeon Ouyler Of the Federal army and hundreds OF
officers in that service as well 10 the Confederate arc
perfectly we'll scqusinted with these facts.
Proclamation Pope Ia Of the most bestia OF men,
Every officer Of the old army knows of bis enc rmous H.
contiousness and Of bis bali breeds In New MeIco-
Pttrs6wy Eypns,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
fRoN MISSOURI.

A 81. L;us dispatch Of the 26h, to the Chicago Ti-
b1ns says:
AN order has been issued directing tie people Of the
interior counties to deliver up all the aud ammupi.
ton in their possession within twenty days pain Of
conf cation. promise is made that the property will
be returned when the is over.
Information has been received that large force Of
gue las from Arkansas have entered the State in How
ell and 0zuk coun'ies. They are under Coleman, Nc
Bride and Hawhorne, aud Union mer from these coun.
ties as well Tex s, Wright and Tsrts OF Pulaski
fleeing towards l. binon, spr field a0d Roa for pro.
ector.
Arrests for dislc yalty are numerous.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
tr nom the New York Express.
s,toRrTiKIrs STANTON Asp cH.sE.

Meanwhile, the Rebel Government ordered a
CoNsoAlrIIos which, though unpopular submitted
to as necessity this conscrpton has brought into
the bel field ul 600 OOO men, probably 700 600 -snd
We have not effective army 10 oppose them, VIC inf,
o. over $50 600 mer Aearvhie TOO, the ssere AIRY Of
War IT fad with the country In seasy proeamstions
from Washington after Banks defeat which have done
usn6nts mischief In Europe though rghed at OF home;
AID meanwhile, also, after soaring up effsr Of bali
million Of men, % volunteer militia 10 dsbanded nearly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
HsnA.e P,i.onrr. AID staIe Lsw..

fls sGyA ufh Ness cCmmends the course o. Gov.
Lssc1sr u Sdirg tie Sscret ~ Of War TO oliver
- ne STATE tUth1 rides, 10 be deals With BY them, su
TaISe esptyc5 Vh5 have engaged In violating the
sstcss oi T.rsias. Il sAys We sincerely hops that
S5ssTgor LH,b5sI eIsmpe ell be followed By the
3O1sFR,F. Of all lie ClJtederAe Safes. There il ns
seaso1 shy avg for hs protection Of The Iv and
pSop rty OF ter oiaEeus should be sbFogAted bscGuse
see Nluhsfn government Il sndsaVorius TO legaiEs
Sc murder, robbery, and inIurreesiou BY rs-
soTog 70 such bsrbaoas IN their var against
- uO' SoOd b consistent with State risbs to per-
z government TO place thieves Al instruction.
is AksB soil the footing Of prisoners Of var
lie poser granted BY the States to the Confederate
oEsE Bsnt tCF tl5 defence doss not authorize
80. government to dsrsgsTt laws enacted for
o5 sCury. NOf does the cartel recently agreed upon
CO Ss-l TIE United States sud our government stand
= he zsy Of = compliance With Governor Lechers %.
sPpiCa,on i0s re surrender Of criminals. %lE1 ne,
contemplated BY the sigDsrs OF that instrument that
u should shild feous--it sas simply Tor an exchange
= prisonsgs Ct negro thief AL meter Of insur
pso'i1l fe'ea under statute laws, aud whether
TIE enrs ccmmi.el before o. after Bis capture a.
Pl5Srs- ci va be il susnsbie to "ths Law in such
Rlds and prov FED and should be given up for trial
s7d pcniLlsHt w hope the question viii DO prsss-
e. upon lie government and that Confederate militia
- authorities viii he instructed to turn over ali white Iasn
against sLtn there s coed ground for suspeotng thst
tEsy have been ouguged violating the statute lass OF
tie sa,os in whiah hey captured 70 The civil su-
tLCrifias o. tb-ss st-rs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
sSsDy or the ssrest Of tbs sOl4sss ssauaaA &c he

From Rev &. BOyden, Rector Of St Johh's, Louisa,
We have received The cum Of fifty six dollars, "cOected
at ST. Johns Church, Green sorng PARISH Louiss for
tae benefit of sick and wounded soldiers In The Rich
mold Hospi.AbL"
From DR.. S. s. Henley, of King and Queen, We have
received eighiyseVsn dollars and sixteen cents; and
from hesss. T. B. Henley aud A. G. AGREE, the sum Of
twenty doLarSl
These amounts have been given the direction desired
by the generous donors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

1t may add something the interest with which the
following stirring lines wiz be read to know that they
were composed within the walls Of Yankee Bastile.
They reach in manuscript, through the courtesy of
a lately retutned prisOner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

CONT. buttons for Ihs Sick anu Wounded.
We 0,Ve received, through The hGaGs Of ar A n
k'ShsF, ,he s'u Of one hundred aud fifty two dollars
ssA-nbu'sd By he following sAgGs lAsls SG GJss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09
rIhKrr rsr.krs ~ nIelRp 70 rnE sourl


The following commune ,tion, dated New Orleans,
July 18th, sp2ars in the Boston Courier
We have bsen boring under certain grave errors In
respect TO this rebellion which IL Ia high time cor
rected.
We have supposed there was q Union party in the
South. There ia none.
We have supposed the rebellion could be quelled In
tbs camp,igu. Il must last for years.
We have supposed half millioa Of troops sufi-
cat to slugate the revoited States. II vii require
q; least e million and halt
This il the most serious OF all errors-this con-
stany underwriting the strength Of tho enemy and
esm iing our strength. The time has arrived when
must up 10 lac strength oil cur endeavor. Not
Q mau Il IS than million and half will be necesssiy
W must at take 10 raise this number oil
tro)ps the contest will be prolonged ind, 6aitey.
We tage supposed that after sIbdunR the rebels, =
small force would suffice 10 enforce obedience 10 the
,~. Snch may he the tWeay years hence, but for
the present. ray for the next teu years VIC shall want
sanding army Of not ss than Ihree hundred thousand
meD to rsstrye order u the South The people literal.
II hStn us. The women teach hatred 10 their chdrel
Toe clergy preach hatred from the pulpit The grow
lag neration will be mere embt,ered bg Aast Us
than the pr, mt Nothing but force keep the
try. For this purpose my estimate OF three hundred
thousand men Is moderate.
Gee great souce OF the fatal errors se have Con :
mited the deusive statements furnished to the press
re arc compelled 10 suppress the tiu:h 10 prevent
is furious influence on our troops. Al home il ia 9th.
Wis.,
II the people were apprised Of all tie facts in the
case their patriotism would be equal to the emergency,
and we could tske the field next tall with the million and
a half without which cannot expect success:
1t is most important they should know the TRUTH and
the whole truth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

Truey Il looks bad when dtait La " 90 resofe5 10,
bot thsn to be obliged 10 pay eIIsvAganty
Tor patriotism. Dos Worcester pfopose 10 crate =
6ebt for the VITO have borne the hsijsbps OF zen
or teen mouths Of service already TO Equdate In order
to stir up who, because they admit not sufficient
force in the obligation Of patriotism, therefore 10 be
bcught2 You shoald Lave been 10 our itns, 70 have
seen the sstonshed eoantenspoes Of The men,"
In this connection quot, from the letter Of an
officer, dated H.rrison's Lending July 2ih. He says
"Do you know that We fee, sore at the lack Of spirit
the North exhibits! The South coui raise matt million
of men in one day, If she had the population Of the
North and the army know it-both rank and file. Ii
makes US ashamed OF the North, and cad to see her
strainpg and reching to bring forth to defend the
sacred cause Of liberty and republican institutions, when
there many VITO should have We'd with zach oher
for the glory Of be in the fsld Private letters speak
dsspondpgy, newspapers tell recruiting il slow. the
necessity tor public meetings reported as they are BY the
press, tells us &c ia hard work TO get men. And those
who have fought truly so pobly, bravey, fee sad
they read The South ia slve, awake and il earnes,
the North sleeps The sleep that leads TO DEATH T. Q
So h is fred with all the spirit and hate tha. made
ba7 ancestors fsce da1ger leave every inter,
tic, TO hit. The North "a not even TIE rt ei
ths Hess ms Who opposed hn."
Well wait palen ly t, the slony Of trying o
raise Ga the scton depends the ia 0
OF natioi. satf ID this is 10 be shortiveG.
Il ia men and victory at chmond, feeble efforts nj
trying to ct men and defeat There ID barely an ocer
who Is not 6sgusted with the whole hing-nor pri.
vate Yet there is not Of either class who has not
fought brayey, and who wiz not fight again, II the
North will show abe Is in earnest. But you know that
men who are brave live men, who in earnest fight
in earnest and sacrifice all for their cause even IL 1t be
y bad cause"
Il hope Honest Abe will 60 10 drafting call out the
militia at occsit would satisfy better han anything
ho could do-much better than wishing VI and going
home 70 tell the people all is well here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-09

The London Times rarely prints Poetry,-but The fol-
loving from Pu lch) in its ssue Of the l3h JOY
exception " the rule
The sun., 1862-01-06

.. New York, Dec 2T. 1891.
DIVIDEND HOTICE.-Depositors are hereby
notfed that = scmi-annus! dividend, al the rate Of
slA rer Gent per snnum on all sums II 500 and
under, and FIVE Per Cent on all sums over Rs0O
which shall have been deposited 1t least hrcs
months on the first diy Il January next, win be
pad U depoStors on and after MONDAY, January
Interest not called fnr will be carried 70 the crel
OF depo@itors NJ principal.
Bank open dsily from 10 A. NJ t12PM and
hom to 7. N, at No. 81 CHAMBERS street, e,st
q hrgsdway. JOSEPH STUART, Prcsident.
PEIER CRERAR, AUc't. iai 6sii0
The sun., 1862-01-06
InAsAvfNaN mANwu.

dividend NOTICE. - v'IE a
= Manhattan Savings Institutioh.
December 20, f96i
Interest viii he paid on al deposits IN tris Insti-
tuition Cby the rules entitled thereto) at the rate Of
BY per cent. per annum on all sums Of $500 and
under and at the rate g Five per cent pcf annurn
on Al sums over that amount payable on and after
Jnnnary 10Th, 1862. Interest will he credited uIfs
Der date OF january i-', and II not Withdrawn, Will
receive interest the same ~ a deposit
BY order
p. J. DROWN, President.
d2S 6'iO5 A. A. AIVORD, Secptary