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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
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thebest makers will be shown how they can save hand
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NOG Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.
There waa impIoved feeling in the market for hogs,
and prices were better For 900 lbs average "a so
the price, and heavy brought - 654 rs. The receipts
during the "a hours were 900 head The weather 10
quite favorable for packing.
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Cincinnati Market.

UiHCIHNATl Nov, G.
PLoUR-Tbere Waa an active demand n d.v ana
nrjees are shsde hi0ber Tbs satss comn,,Ss M bI
aio,ny nj M 7Sa5 ss N, snnsrana az 5SSps al o.,
Saniins and AZ 5st1a % ~ SP' SSPs'S' ~ 'o1' w 'V'
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SII. ros.;do " NHu a. ~ 'oi '"ouiue's' iooso' anu
|fnuI.R III MEATS -No,ht,, d,I,.
aTnEo Si5 =. tN'HS uo'os'
pIpS-SoIu niMs So ~ ohc
Isao r;sse. so1S :, ~ sooo anu piece nv
Soo ,da. - go Ino ssv lses ..
80 soS ,Ih 80 49, a. 40 IoaS "uu'e' ~ 'Is~''A0'
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se n ,I "'S IT. ~, I nn.snS "0a'S "oso eomips IN
80 - '~'S' "S'S'
40O averaging l1o lbs.',... ..'''...''...'...S4 25
lOU 2lO'''"''" SO
,l0O go: "......"...:.....-.::.' as
ioVU delivered next week, averaging SuoS22O'' 50
GOO averaging 26O. 65
About 5000 head arrived in the last "a houTs.
COEFEE-Conee is generally held out of the market,
dealers supplying their customers sparngly at 3l32c
SUGAR-Pirm. Refined sold at IL IIRlQ Isc for vel
low and white, and liKo for crushed,
MOLASSES-Uuchauae aed and firm at BO662c
OIL-Linseed is held at 81 IS and in light suppIy,
Lard scarce and firm at e0c. Refined Petroleum ASA
SOC,
WHEAT-The demand Ia less active but the offerings
Of prime samples are light and holders are Arm at full
prices The lower grades are dull. We uuo,e prime
red at 9sc@al 90 and white at Sl 0saI 10. The out
side prices are extreme ones and only obauabe fol
strictly prime The sales reported were 325 bush pt
red 81 GO; 800 do do at 81 co. deliyered 500 do fail
do a. 9c; 500 do Indiana white at 81 co. and 1900 dt
prime red and white at 81 00@l 10.
oORN-Tho receipts continue light, with good de
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Sale in Partition.

jacob Kronenbitter,
Guardian, etc.. Superior O urt Of Franklin
vs.. County, Ohio,
Isabella etickel ct al, s4
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN OH DER OF
Il the said court to directed will offer for sale at
public auction at the door OF the Court House in the city
Of Columbus,
On Saturday, the 9th day OF November, A. D.,
1869,
at O'Clock p. N, the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, to
Wit:
Three acres of Of the south end Of tract Of land In
half section "a, township 8, range e. refugee lands
consisting Of nine OF the east side Of lot No. ~
Six as plated and recorded In the Recorders office In
Book No. 2 page 309 extending from the center Of the
National Road north one hundred and seven poles on
the line Of j. N, Champions land, and Of sufficient
width eing equal at both ends to embrace the said nine
acres.
a. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
BiNaHAM G. MoauyrEy, Attys.
Printers fees, - so.
oct9-d1tSwtd. 4-sa'
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Fancy and Flannel Shirts,

ySOR OFFlCERs, USE, ALSO FRENCH
II Riannels for ghirs. In great variety.
NJ k7TF Ffh Balm & eOE, "a
No. % to 90 South high street.
aug. ". a Ei@9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
THREE TRAINS DAILY.
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
from uoidmbuS, In connection with TraIns 90 tn.
LITTLE ElAMI ann CAhu-.s,n.
AND XENEH NAELHOA Ps

FIRST TRAIN.
vii miSaf ,i EXPHhss-Lesve. Columbus st 400 a. 81.
Mili atop at Delaware, Ashley oardlngton, Hiiead
dAhor aud at all stations North OF aaiio a,
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunklri 35s P H.. Buiait
''S' l" NJ" New York 10 AM. Boston g:SG 7. NJ
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Lsayes uoIurubu. nj lI.Io
oreStlIne, Shelby New London Wellington and % GJsf.
Ton; arriving Ut Cleveland at a35 DnpsIrr 0li
a., Brds'' lG1j p. NJ, New York goo p. b. ., Rns,or
1853 y. u.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Lssyes Columbus at 3..o y
"l stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and al
eaem heG London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea; ar
rying at Cleveland ii 9:lO +. Nj. DunkrE $50 A" M
Sulsio $50 NJ, New YORK 900 P NJ, losioo 1 *
P. NJ. ''''
CONNECTIONS
a. Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
hd points on that road NF'"e" Nv"
At Crestllne with Pittsburgh u Wayne and oh,csvo
Railroad for Pittsburgh Philadelphia and BaIIlmnSSc
Also for Chicago.
At Shelby, with sandusay, Msnsneld and Newark Rail.
Ioah Ior All points on that road, Also for ToIedo
AT cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad foT Er.
Dunkirk' Bu1alO, New York and Boston
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
"o0'"9s Checkcd 1RrostGh % Heto HoSl and So,Lon
on t2ese1dnd' also. % Philadelphia and
Ns7o R0rE via OrssRissS
RNiNG.
high; hApEeJa s!rlyes al Columbus al ,,:3OpN
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus et 1 200 A. n
Accommodation arrives at Columbus at IO:I5p M
F'Ta az low ss by any other Route,
ssa io' Tickets uiG Gcr,lias OF OkpeLsnd
b.. b. FLINT,
2upt rintepdent, Cleveland Chic
JAMES PATTERSON, Asspt
Columbus Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08

Arc you sick. feeble, and
complalningi Are you oui %
.ordor, with your system 10
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablel These symp-
toms are often the prelude 10
serioua Illness. Como lt of
sickness Is creeping upon You,
and should 10 averted by 4
timely use VI tho right reln.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered llu
mOrs pnrify tho blood. ani
let tho lluids move on unob.
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of tho body into vigorous uc-
tiylty, purify the system from
the distractions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
Notice.

Notice In hereby given that there
IN will be petition presented to the Commissioners
OF Franklin county, Ohio at their next December meet
aware road west Of the 0lentangy beginning at point
where W. shrum's south line intesects said road;
thence touth about $50 poles to Walnut tree in d.
Thomas lane his dwelling; thence southeast.
ery direction, nteecting said old road about rs poles
north Of the bridge, passing through the land Of John
Neil, Daniel Thomas and ohittenden.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct 81, Is62-ltd3ww.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
nov4-dlw

The best advice that can be taken is to save
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
By using HUDaoN's uNRIvALLED TooTH Paste
Call for IL at Studer's, Marpleb, 6amuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
iR's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. d. g., or at
Druggists, Densiats or Perfumers anywhere
Try itone and ell. b4y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
Dysentery, Diarrhes, Relax, Worms.

4'V" Ut o U UT1."' y O'III'y0'
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, aud
hold them in esteem Of the best npcrents have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
Lheu excellent remedy, when given IN small doses toI
biOa. dyscrtcry ana didrrh@a. Their sugaT-coating
them very acceptable aud Convenient for tho
Ol women and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08

Tf0m DT. Theodore BeN, y N'iO I0iN CIy.
Not only your Pills admirably alaptol to their par
pose Us an apcrient Int find their beneficial effects upon
The Liver very marked indeed. They have In my prac-
ticr proved cectua for the Of bilious
TiiiHts than uuy one romcdy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgntiyo which Is
thy the onhd-ucv Of the profession ana the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08

FOm Rec. j. =. Hin,eS Ras9r Of 4leaa Church. Boston
DR. AVER Lave used your Pills with extraordinary
la my family and among those am called To visit
distress 10 regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood, they arc the worry best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend than TO
my friends. Yours, J. Y. HINES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
As n Family Physic.

From Dr. 4. W. (lT1Crigh, Nclg Orlstns.
Your PI' are tile prince Of purges. Their eSg i'sl
luHiitIos 5urpass any eathnrtic we possess ThcI s
md b very certain and eectnnl In their action on .ls
iowels which mikes them Invaluable to u1 In the n
treatment Of disease.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

9e"MAN being reasonable n,s, s.
atppki tue bestotlife Is bat tr,oxic,iio - ;
observes the poet, but being drunk man i
NOT reasonable, particularly if he bas in :
eulged II the kind of whisky dispensed
tFola Tie great majority Of. The 4es;tsi,lt.s
@en's In this city. The experiences Il
-6eorge Trout, a queer sort OF. a iisb sf,on,
belmont county, Ohio who was IN The
my Yesterday, bears US ont in This q.
was :. on horseback, and appeared 10 Imagine i
teat ne belonged to the light horse Gu S,
y. he sndeayored to ride into peoples
aoases, aud himself and horse were botb
oelsoored BY Indignant citizens. Finslly
.ne horse being by far the most reasona.
Die OF the two, threw him sprawlinp IL
me street, and seampered away towards
leaving Trout in a badly
bruised and miserably forlorn condition
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From l[issourri.
tspeciai 70 the 8. Loaii Dsn,oe1lt

SPRtSeE1EEP, No., Feb. 49,, via BR1F
.SRERK, l4:-0pr troops took possession Of
SpEtpgheld to-day, without firing gun.
Price eVaeueted the place yesterday AFTER
noon, marching out on the Fayetteville
ST. LorIs, Feb. 1.-THE following aes-
patch was forwarded from head oaaFters
TO Gen. Ne Clsitqn. .Idthlngton:
The flag OF the Union Hoats over The
Court House In Springfield. The enemy
retreated after short enga cement, leaving
a Large amount Of stores and equipaFe,
which was captured by Gen. Curtis. Our
cavalry are in close pursuit
4Slgned II. w, HALLEcK,
Nai. Gen.
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From Tannasaaa.

CHICAGO, Feb. "A special dispatcb
to the Tribune dated Camp In field near ri
Donelson 18th, l2:30sP. NJ.
Fort Donelson Is invested by our trooDs.
Our lines are formed from rig hit to LEFT, from
North 10 Soath; nearly surrounding The
Fort. Heavy cannouadthg and skiEmish.
Ing has been going on since 10 80 Al. 81.
Owing 70 the extent Of onr action bnt lit
tie eau be learned of tue result / hear
has been killed.
Geu. McGlernAGd's division is operating
on the right wing, and Gen. Smith ON TIE
left, We have had but one qunboat 70
play on the Fort, until just within the last
half hour, when other gunbOats are fire.
ing on tho Fort.
The force estimated within the breast
works from best information is nlJont
10000. No reinforcements can now arrive
as all communication Is cut of.
II is now thought that theirleft rcdoubt
has fallen into our hands.
z. ~, l0th.-The cannonndiug and
skirmishtng has continued briskly ali day
but has lately disseminated. Ali the ON
GERS acted with great yaIor, exhibiting
fearlessuess highly ereditable 10 our vest.
ern army. Gen. Grants stan has been
riding along the lines all morning regard
less OF Ahe grape shot that 10 being show
cred IN every direction. A considerable
number have been wounded ON both sides.
The 25th Indiana, which rushed boldly nm
TO The entertainments, had during The day
forty OF their men wounded, all slightly.
The 18th Illinois aud Tth Iowa, who have
been close to the enemy FIRE, lost some
men. Among tho killed Is Cant. NIn,IeIl
of Co. |, It'll Illinois, and Col. Morrison. 81
the 49th Illinois is wounded. Birgesi
Sharpshooters have done good serViee
They kept several of the enemy's guns
idle BY picking Oh the .cannoaiers as fast
as they appeared at the guns.
Capt Brink, with company of cavalry
went around 70 the LETT bank of the. rive
this afternoon and reports that the gun.
boat Carondelet received d ten.fnch bal
through her easemate, which wounded. (
men, bnt did not iniure the boat materially
Capt Walker Of the C6rondelet says S,
has dlsmoantQd 3 Of the enemy's river guns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

bSrOAuTloN.A-We learn froma reliable
source that all persons, other than G Ov-
ernment, State, or Military officials, arc re-
specially requested not to come to Cum
bGFland With the intention of Visiting their
friends. officers, or soldiets of that portion
of tue army of the Potomac styled the Do
partment Of Cumberland, and extending
from Oakland to Cumberland.
For military reasons there will be great
difficulty found in obtaining passes east
from Cumberland.
1t is hoped that the necessity of.such
slringentrules on the subject of passes into
the military camp OF this Division may
soon cease.
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'Sueu Is "a. 0nLDLBoROCGH,
Y. $. Flag Steamer PhiIadelphiu.
DEE RoANoKE Is1ANp. Ia. 1n.,eo

Hon. Gideon II'eiies, !See'y Of Aupy:
SIR:-Just as closed my despatch to
you of yesterday, Irecctvcd reliable iufor-
nation that the rebel steamers which, es-
capped from here had gone to Elizabeth
City, and thCrcupOn Immediately ordered
Commander Rowan To take thirteen of our
steamers under his command, aud 20 in
pursuit of them; and also, if practicable,
to execute another important service, viz :
the destruction on the North river OF a
link of the Albemarlc and Chesapeake
Canal. He dashed off with whole heart
to his work, and the way he has already
accomplished the first part of it, his own
preliminary report, copy of which have
herewith TO enclose, will inform you.
have decided to send the Stars aud Stripes
OF to Hampton Roads to- morrow lnoruing,
TO bring me, ammunition from there with
out delay. Alr. Van Brunt, my Secretary.
will go in her, and proceed to Washing
ton, to deliver to you my dispatches aud
two Of the rebel flags We have taken.
am respectfully your ob,t scry't,
L. n. GoLDsBoRoUGu,
Flag Officer, &c.
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U. s. STBAuEa DELAWARE,
Orr ELIzABgru CRY,
Friday. Peb. 1oIh. Isn.

Friday, Feb. 10th, 1862
T;-I have the happiness 10 report
that have met the enemy of this place
this morning, at o'clock. After very
sharp engagement l succeeded in DESTROY
ing or capturing his entire naval force, and
silencing aud destroying his hnttery on
Cobb's Point. The only vessel saved from
destruction is the steamer Ellis, Cant. j.
NJ. Cook, who is wounded and prisoner
on board this ship. l have other prison
ers. am happy to say that our casual
ties are few, considering the warmth OF
the ..enemy's IRE, say two or three killed
and some wounded. send tie Ellis 10
you under command of ActinC-Mnster
Chase, of this ship, who, ] hope, you viii
confirm in the command. The conduct Of
the gallant men / have the honor to com
mand, is worthy of all praise. a detailed
account will be furnished when have
time. am happy " say that none of the
vessels arc severely injured. shall leave
here small force, and visit the canals and
take look into the other places before /
return.
] have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedtent servant,
]. @. RowAS,
Commander, u. n
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nae other Ru1E56ais a. IN, s,y.,,-s,,sg5,

rue o3uer RuunoAts ntlst not arrived I'm Ia
The enemy's ride shot and Rrape have
been hytHg thick aud lSst about here NH
day. Some six shots struck around Gen.
Grant and staff this 5lter1oon while thew
were riding along the lines. One bullet
Bit one ofzthe horses ofsthe body Ruar,i
near by. The Port viii be stormei IL to
daTs Il not snrreadsI before. Our m en-
have driven hack the enemy Ia every in.
stance. -
Pillow, Floyd, JehRson anu Buckner are
said to hehete.
One company has been within 20 yards
Of the enemy's entertainments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

b0-GolHo ron A So1DIER. Hon. Daniel
Frost, Speaker of the House of Delegates,
said in his parting speech to tie House, on
Thursday evening, that be did not expect
to again meet the members in Legislative
capacity. We have since learned that
Mr.. Frost is to be Lieutenant Colonel of
the llth Virginia Regiment, and viii enter
upon his duties as soon as the organisation
of the reaiment is perfected. It no makes
as good a soldier as he has been a legisla-
tor aud presiding officer, there will be no
cause of complaint.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

B0 NOW IARRE BRIDGERDRf WowRS
"CONE IT. oyER TuK slcEsH OF WnxRI.
NG.-The Bridgeport correspondent. Of the
St. CIairsviile Gazette tells the follovins
story;
One day last week three women of
BtidgePort-Mrs. H., Mrs. Nee, and Mrs
~, all wives of soldiers in tue Federal
army, and participants of the charities Of
Ohio, each one Of them drawing some two
or three dollars per week but not satisfied
WIN spread-eagle ltberality, concluded. 81
tue larry legends say, ITO seek their for
tune tune NJ announcer CLINE: So after having
laid their heads together, It was arranged
that one should be Spokesman. zanot5e-
take care of the spoils, and another. a
saucy Irish woman, should "do.ths CIV.
ing With that understanding thew n.
tered the town Of amalgamation-Whe
lng-under the guise Of grass-wfdows of
the secession army; and then and there,
alter much Swelling aud fermentation. ana
abundance OF tears, succeeded in stirring
up the sympathies OF several noted rebels
70 the tune of SIS in goods, pewter and
groceries and God only knows how much
they would have got, had 1t not been that
they ran foul of . citizen who knew thai
one OF them had a husband in the Union
@ Inc Iact could not be denied
Thus "the best laid schemes of mice and
men gang aft a-glee," and the trio had Ia.
skedaddle 70 Ohio as fast as sturdy leUs
could carry them, rcjoicsd that they had
mot been confscated, after the manner Of
Heaton's blank paper. In justice 10 the
seeessiouists Of Wheeling, however, be il
said, that the women made a most fayora-
BILE report Of their ltberality and kindness.
One of the three asserted, that she had
got more donations from the secessiopists
in an hour than she had received from Inc
Federal thieves in three months. Besides
said she, the Confcderates give with a will
while the Federals sqeeze it out from
gripping fist, and allow The widow TO starye.
while the patriotic husband is fighting for
the salvation of tue country.
1t was the elder Weller. We think, who
could not remember how many men one
woman twas ekaI to in pint % comin' it
over feller,n but he thought the number
was Eve aud twenty. The above story is
only another confirmation of the truth of
Mr. weller's observations and the sound
ness of his experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

PnILADEIPHlA, Feb. l4.--A special des-
patch from Washington to the New York
TTE.es, says that C4eyali Ter wv kofFs wa 4 re-
fore the judiciary Committee, but falling
% give satistat ny anBWers. Was aa6in re.
manded tonjail ! where he sim femainsl
He more than intfmated that he got the
suFreptltious copy OF the Presidents mes
snge from Major Watt, tFMrs. Liucoln's
gardneri but his inuendoes were consider
ed mere attempts at evasion. The COM
nlittee have summoned Watt to appear be
fore them. They are satisfied that the
Cheyalier did not get the copy either
through tho agency of tho President or
Mrs. Lincoln. The President was before
the committee. 1t is SUPPOSED in reference
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

h8WE had light fan OF snow yes-
terday morning, which came down Lightly
and ehseFily, inducing US to hope that We
might yet enjoy sleigh ride before the
winter was gone, but the snow soon
mingled with the street mud, the weather
grew cold, and Gas ever In childhood,s
hour Jour hopes we're dIspelled.
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~ Wa can attention n ~. a.aa..,,

~ VIZ call attention TO the ACADEMY
under the care of Msssrs. Dodge and Green.
It is new, entering upon its second quar-
ter, and has met, We understand, with de-
cidst success: Inducements arc here Of
fered to those who do not send elsewhere
to obtain for their sons a sound and thor
ougb education.
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Steel PIOugISI Steel PI0neIlSI

INNCLUsTVB Agency for Gil Sons supPrier
~ Cast Steal PlOuEhG. WeWOull Inform Tie faru.
ers OF this country that VIC have the sole agency for
the sale OF tlIcse well known sd and Stubble and
general use plOnGls, right aud LEFT hand, for two or
three hurSeA Also all the castings OF botll eiP OLD
and new series Of plOughS. Also,
400 Iron Double Shovel PIouEhs,
guards. These plOuShs ProvSf decflsI suecctss
lai is5 5is'on' PRYOR ;, s !. f y 81 ),
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15
ale who knows \ truth and keeps It
Keeps what not to him belongs;
But performs \ ssliish action

The PrinOipal Of the Wheeling Business
School, conscious that he possesses num-
erouS valuable truths of business science,
accOunt"inship, &C., of which he can at
present make no other use than to impart
them to others who need them more, is
constantly performing that agreeable duty
to all who apply for them. Still, his stock
is not thereby dimtnished, hut rather To-
creased. Hence he again calls on the FAM
ishing multitude to come in anl partAks.
For the merest pittanee you can obtain in
few weeks what you would not sell for
thousands The Dspensary which is open
day and night is located at No. SO, Main
Street. up stairs. Come in.