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TnE CAPITAL coLLEGE
Bryant, Slratton & Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
al aud s. North Pearl street,


II. u. BRrANr, ]. T. CAtKiN-.
II. p. SHARON, NJ, III. CtAES.
0ue q. tie associated Colleges laeaicl 81 Albany.
Nuw lttt, Philadelphia, buBsie, NlAeispl, ie-
truit. Ch',so ani y Laae, Trey sua hfg9slya.
Scholarships pprebssti a eithef pout. are good
at al she college. ior maintained time.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces noaMsand Single En,fy bookkeeping.
Commercial Computations, Commercial Lsw
Peumanshlp, Bus.nc,s Correspondence. Partner
ship Settlements, ETC., etc.
The Department IL Heck keeping
aud Accounts. Is organized aad conducted or the
Counting Room system; the balls beng lifted
up with appropriate desks. etc, aud The student
is introduced a, oncc 10 the practical routine u
counting rooms generally
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15
NEW YOEA mAEAET-J Jan. IA


FEOUH-Markst quite Arm, with fair demand
for export and home consumption. Mars st closing
with no sales generally It inside quotations.
5s5 tor oxtra statei S65G5s0 or suP6rans western;
t5,so e5so Tor oommen % medium extra western;
ohio; Is i0Os.75 tof trade brands.
CANADA RLDUh-Harkot firm at fall pricss
sales 90 y et $50 for Supsrhnsi S5so96.7O
Rye FIOUR-maTkst quiet and Stsady with
moderate sales At S5,so so94,eo.
WHI5K T-hsTkst easier. salsi 1000 bbls at
STHRAF-Market very quiet and firm. with
scarcely anything doing and very limited suppl
Offering Sales 800 bush red Jersey at 81 a. 1900 bus
red Indiana at Sl'ls 7'ooO bush common white west
RYR@Markst steady. EaIes 800 bush ct s2aslc.
RARLRK-Markot firm. Sales 900 bush state
CJORN-Market quiet without decided change IN
price saes g 900 bush at sc or mixed western in
uesOund mixed western
OATS-In moderate request. Sales e n0f3c TOR
PORK-Markst steady with q fair demand. :
Saos 1900 bbs at Sll,75Mlaszh for mess; $3.50 for
city prime meas; S8,6s.50 To- prime.
BkEF-Merkst quiet and very firm. Sales Of 400
bbl8 at S,OO84iho tor country prime; 5soa 80 for
country mess; SO Oo9l2OO for FeDaoked mess; SlS,5
sPRIME MISS BKEF-Markot quiet ard steady
BEKRHAma-Market dull at Sll,s0.
CpF BIBAE8-Market steady at sc for should
R6GjON-sides in moderate demand. Sales 1000
boxes az 6<86Ae for city and western Cumberland
cot middles; SIC for long ribbed; 7Ac fort abort;
TS974c for short clear; 5He for bellies. -
DRESSED HOGS-ln frir demand sales q
i,GRp-IR fair demand, Sales 2,47s bbls at 7sfa
s96c the lsttsr extreme price: and 4n0ke at 94c
in,ludoa in the sales are i9og bbls prime steamed
deliverable IN FebuAry and n arch at Sc.
BpRTEEs--Sellins at uBI5o for Ohio, and
CHERSR-Narkst dull ct 5Ka7c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15


DECEASED soLDIERs.-The following is q
list of Ohio soldiers who died in the Louis
vile Hospitals from the 2sth of December
To the 9th of January.
Dec. 2s.-J. G. Hickman, Company Z, Sd
Ohio; Geo. Barger, Company A, 2lst Ohio.
Dec. 2s.-John BoWnmer, Company I, 5th
Ohio.
Dec. SO.-Wm. Sullivan, Company E, ID
Ohio; John Williams, Company D, 18th
ohiOi John McGlaugtsn, Company G, I'd
Ohio.
Dec sI.-John A. Schmidt, Company B,
18Th 0hioj Henry Rutler, Company @, Sd
Ohioj Jas. @. Myers, Company d, S0th Ohio.
Jan. david Carmine, Company A, SD
Ohio.
Jan. 2.-Jesss C. Hobbs, 1st Ohio Cavalry
Geo. Taylor, Company B, let Ohio; John bar
mon, COmpsn F, SD Ohio.
Jan. 3.-Louis F. Hays, Company A, Ssh
Ohio; Conrad King, Company F, 10Th Ohio
David Bare, Company F, I'd Ohio; StepheI
| W. Reed, Let Ohio; ELI Bennett, Company
D, lst Ohio; Julius Dipert, Company B, 2ls
Ohio.
Jan. Geo. Uptigraff, Company D, 4Sn
ohioi John Messer, Company B, 6lst Ohio
Geo. D. Parker, Company /, 41st Ohio.
Jan. T.-Fiernon Carminer, Company A
Jan. s-wm. Walker, Company B, ssc
Ohio; Edwin D. Kintz, Company F, 49l
Jan. 9.-F. Jones, Company D, lst Ohio.
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FROal WAsHIN,:rnN.



{ The President 70 dsJ submitlsd5to Con-
ese.s the eorssspo1dsacs betWeea tue Aus
Eian Minister aad Er seWa1a, relative to
the Trent affair Ia Cont Reichberg's let
ter 70 Che yslisr Ha'znan, he charsctsrises
he ssiEaFe Of Masoa and SlidsH as Illegal
aud 5eps nothing obleotonabls in Engla1d's
demand.
Nr. seWard's reply Is Of tie sane tenor
as bic other letters on this snbisct
The Was Department received intsEiEence
that dispatch from Colonel Garfield, dated
Pain svi'ie sth, conarms thsrepoIt Of dis
psrsioa q HHuphrey ka5halPs force. His
whole army Is lying in e1nfnsioo. d.
Another dispatch nom Garfield 70 Gen.
Buel, dated PFsstonhurgh, states that be,
with 100 men, engaged Nsrshsll's force Of
25o0 With thFss cannon and foughs han Ill
dark, driving them nom their position
Twenty 6Fe dead bodies Wers found IN the
plaes. 'lfhsir less cannot b less than co.
We took % prisoners and q quanzity Of stores
Our loss was killed and % Woandsd-
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An are invited to attend.

The subscriber, thankful for tn, SYM :
thy and interest manifested in his c. Nse' by
a large portion of the public, offers for sale
the Life and Writings of Rev. Joseph G or
don. The book was prepared at the requeLt
of the Free Presbyterian Synod, The ex-
pense was my own, and the labor. It is &
volume of Sl2 pages, with likeness Of the
subjectj neatly bound price rs cents. The
articles are miscellaneous and varied Ma
ny purchasers have remarked that single
articles in Il are worth the price. Any one
that wishes to bear small share of my bur
dens, can favor me in that way-get the full
value Of their benefsction, and circulate an
humble volume that cannot fail to do good.
The book can be had at Mr. Hawks book
stores ANY who call with me in the jail,
can have them here. GEo. GORDON!
Cleveland Jail, Jan. "A, 1862.
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ron TTnALFs GENTRALLY.

Iha Brandreth Pills cannot be too highly spoken
a. Thsy remove all obuuuetious, give energy and
struugthg eurs the distressing headache, uni0rtu-
stsly 60 Progalsnt with the depression Of apr-
ss duilnsss OF Gight, nervous aeosiOnG, blotohes,
rlu7lsa saloWnsss of the skin are all removed, and
aiuvenfls bloom and general sprghtlinea, indicate
ths pouu- and healthfuluess Of fBRASDREER's PILLB.
Ladies, st 6slioato periods, win ind them unri'
valsd thsy are the best medicines for mothers and
children, and ouru worms and eostiyoneas,
Let q b runcmbered, that Brandreth's Pills ar1
oy n thslr opsrstlon, and yet units mildness with
ancisacY and require no alteration Of dot during
nhslr use.
MS. Morgan, corner Of 18th street and Union
Bquaro, New York was dying apparently Of Con-
Sumption. She vas given up TO die BY her PhySl-
ci.ns ana all her frisnds, but amer using Bran
drosha Pils for fsW weeks, the cough LEFT her and
rheb an % regain her strength, and is now able to
ottssd ta hrr duties and feels suro ofsoon attaining
rtbust health.
KIru. Wilson, Of No. 80 Beech street, New York,
Ans cured Dyspepsia, Small Pox, Measles, DroPsy
ant Typhus Fever, and all Headaches and Bilious
diSssas1, with Brandreths Pills, viii be pleased to
slsE0r Any questions.
6old b. A. Gardner, 40 Superior street. olsVs
a.6 Ohio. and b. all respectable dealers tn medi-
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- The prics Of the MORHlEa LHGDHE 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty tPSnts
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage On the LzAOEAj 70 .EOWI
Dealers, il one-fOurth of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stamps should send uI one and three
Osnt instead of larger denominations.
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oRpTNANnEs.

An ordinance to amend an ordinance en-
titled "an ordinance 70 amend an ordinance
entitled an ordinance to establish the dock
or wharf lines Of the Cuyshogs River bs-
tween the southerly ends of the piers, and
q point where said river is intersected by the
city boundary lines on the Southeasterly siiie
thereof. Also to establish the base lines TO
which the same has reference, passed Nay
Il, 1881. Ordinances.
San ordinance to levy and assess 8 special
tax on sub-lots Nos. I46, lat, 149, $50, 152,
l94, 1s5, lss, ls9, and 200 of Jas. N. Hoyi's
subdivisions Of ten acre lots, Nos. III, lis
and ll9, for the purpose of defraying thee;r-
pense Of filling said lots. Read second time.
An ordinance to levy and assess a special
tax on all the lots or lands bounding or
abutting upon BroWnen street, between
Euclid and ParkmaD streets, for the purpose
Of draining said street. Passed.
Council adjourned TO Tuesday evening,
Jan. 2lst, at Z O'Clock,
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Last svohiis q .eat excitement was cfeted
In camp BY The continued firing Of BaTnettS
regiment, and lnmodiately altar a round
with tho guns came q round Of cheers. Our
boys soon got out along the lines and ie-
sponded IS vociferously as their lungs would
permit, and for q short time the whole camp
was in en- uproar. have not yet learned
the occasion Of the firing, but conclude they
have received orders to march.
Yours Truly,
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CLEVELAND mARKEF--Jan. "a.


FLOUR -MarkIt little more active salsl q
Is bbl, extra indiana whhS ct V4s5 2s bbls double
extra rec ct Sl7o 81 DO Do at SIG2l $ bbla extra
red at $50; and 80 DO DO atsi,R.
WHEAT-Rsoeipts l'gbt, and thsFo iI . little
better f,eliHg IN the nArEst, FAlo Of car led st
s5i on track.
CORN-HArkss STEADY. sale OfI car at 80 on
track
OATs-ouitt and rteaIy. Sale Of cars on trssE
at 80.
BEANs-Duli and liver. Sale Of 50 bush fair
quality At 81 I2k
MESS PORK-harkSs STEADY with s fair %.
maud Sale of2OO bbIs at $3.50
LARD-ouiss st7ezHe Sales u 50 bbls choice
kettle rendered at &c, and 80 bbISat TSSe.
BUTTRR-sals bb 3 good at MA
CHEEsE-stsAdy At $3.50.
FRU1Ts-Dried apples sre very arn at s5495He.
Small salfs At the outside figures.
DRESSED HOGS Steady and in fair demand.
sale Of 6s head ct 50 %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

PRoTEasoR sIDDoEs.-Ws observe that this
"sntleman is again in Cleveland, and that
bs attends to give US some more OF his Read
inSs' FhiS Wednesday, evening. The We'd
deli Hon. 70 win be the scene of the enter
tainmsnt. q. I'd 8 O'Clock the hour. We have
little doubt thas the parlOr of the hotel will
be crowded, for many v N-bo heard Mr.. Sid
dons on the occaNiOn of his 9rst appearances
at the Melodeon, on the slst. u e. may like
to hear him again on his second ant. last ap'
pearance this season in Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

THE IEoTURE To-MORRow EIeHT.--We d.
not hesitate to asy that the lecture Of DR..
FiahsF upon aaunpOwdor. Cannon and Pro
jeotiles," ct the Mslodson tomorrow even
ing, wiz be one of the most pleasing, inter-
Osting and instructive Of the season. 1t Is
copiOusly illustrated by models, diagrams
and experiments, and the history Of the sub
jects traced with great care. None should
fail 70 hear Ths lecture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

HERALD OF TRUTH.-We have received the
first number of a religious pamphlet with
the above title, published and edited BY W.
T. Horner, Buffalo, and to be issued month
ly. The number contains several good mo-
raj and instructive essays, and numerous
very readable selections. Single copies 81
per snnum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

HINTS 10 SKATREs-''A GRACEFUL AID FAs-
orNATINa GANE."-If we are to credit cor
respondent Of the Toronto Globe, the Cana
dian ladies are becoming dangerously sth-
letic in the exercise of skating, and should
be looked after. He says that he was wit
ness to an exhibition (which was quite
unique" as follows;
"Tbe sport alluded TO consisted of q sort
of hurdle race, the gentlemen forming the
hurdles by extending themselves on the ice
while their partners clear their PROSTATE
form at bound, Tor otherwise, as may be-
This feat Of skating skill renders the rink
doublY attractive. And We hope that the
weather will soon render the ice secure
enough to afford the fair skaters an opportu-
nifty Of Perfeeting themselves in this grace
full and fascinating game"
"Unique" We should think 30. II this
style of thing goes on, we shall soon have
to record in the annals of our skating park,
some such incidents as these;
"The fair skaters were yesterday out in
full force, and were particularly graceful.
We noticed the lovely Miss F. turn three
double somersets, while writing her own
namo upon the ice: She excels in this
graceful and fascinating game"
Or this:
"Ths Park yesterday rang with the mer-
~ laugh of the witching angels who had
dOnned skates for the day, large party Of
whom displayed unusual grace in the fasci-
mating game of leap-frog."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LECFURE.-E. P.
Whipple, Esq, of Boston, deliveries Lee
ture before the above named Association, at
the Mslodeon, on Friday evening. Mr.. ".
is a gentleman of literary celebrity, fine
scholar and orator, and we anticipate more
than ordinary lecture from him on theeven-
ing stated.
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rnnr re 29rR RrarrENr.
CANP WoOD, Green River,
Kentucky, Jan. 9, '62.

CAMP WOOD 6roen htFery
Kentucky, Jan. 9, 'e2.
EDS. LEkpHR:-Y Yesterday afternoon the
"Old Locomotive" crossed Green River on
the newly repaired bridge, amid the hearty
cheering Of tens Of thousands; and BY its
wild screeches on the opposite bank, it seem-
cd as If It was bound 10 wake all rebeldom,
and did right nObly AhOut defiance to every
'olsn" Of Davis dupes.
A flag Of truce came TO our lines yesterday,
borne by 9 squad of "TeIan Rangers" num-
bering eighteen or twenty, and commanded
by Major Piper. The object was to demand
9 doserter from their ranks, who, they said,
was g murderer. (Qusry-What are theyR)
Gen. MoOoOk refused 10 give him Up, saying
II he was guilty Of murder he ought TO be
kept on this side Of the river, and have fair
and i'm partial trial where law and order pre-
vail. The deserter ridicules the charge, and
says il Was a mere pretext 10 get within our
lines 10 make observations. Their observa-
tions were rather limited. judge, for Col.
Starkweather, Of Wisconsin, who was in
command on that side Of the river, took the
message himself 10 headquarters, leaving
the rebels in the hards Of his pickets. They
returned sadder but not wiser.
You may look for a forward movement in
q week or ten days. In the meantime, / am
Yours, Z. q. BUsE,
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~ You can get oranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples BY the barrel, csGbOn
and lubrioating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sprague's,
Oviatt's Exchange. 1w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

NoTICE.-ProPOsals win be received at the
Office of the City Civil Engineer, until Il
O'Clock NJ, Jan. %, 1852, for furnishing
eighty Gas LamP-pOsts, with lantsrnS and al
other fixtures eomPlsts, similar in pattern
and weight to those recently placed on Pearl
Street.
By order of the Board of City Improve
msnts. JOHN WHITELAW,
i..ty City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1852.
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UHIoH BLIL.-A Grand Union BAH viii be
given ct sanfOrd's Hall, West Side, on Thurs.
day evening. Those wishing carriages VII
register thsir names ct the franklin Honss,
or at Mr.. Eoung's Tobacco store, OF With Ch,
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EIectrOpsthy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsis, Rheumatism, sorOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. OHiee No. III Ontario street.
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Houto. Es thouqht hat sss Osusral, vsfs
not % b blamed bscauss In the intermediate
tine fkey attended 70 other matters.
Mr. Sherman said thsrs Was an extended
financial business much brOadsr than tax
bile.
Altar further discussion q F5te va taken
on P0WolPs ansndnent 70 except ihgitVs
slaves. Lost yoas ., DsyS56.
Xeas-hss7s. Bayard, Kennedy, Poarce,
Powell and SaulBbury.
M. Clark offered an smsDdment that no
person be hereafter confned In jail without
e warrant iron the magistrate or Court OF
from one House Of Congress. Agreed 70.
The bill was psssed. Yeas 81, nays A.
Aeslrs Garlic, Kennedy, Powell and Sauls.
bury.
On molten Of Mr. Sumner the bill for the
relief Of the British ship Perth Was taken up
and passed. Adjourned.
The bin to abolish the franking privilege
Was further discussed.
The question was taken Oh striking out the
Who Of the bill excepting the irBt section,
which absolutsly sboIishes tie franking
privilege on snd after July lst. This vas
decides il The AmsmstiVs.
AtteF further discussion, Washbuns moved
to table the whole subject. Disagreed to.
The bill than passed By 3 vote Of 1OT
against ~. The bill is Is SolloWE Be It en-
acted, &c, from and after July l, 1862, the
ranking privilege shall be and 3 hereby
abolished.
A bill making an appropriation ioF eE-
hibiting American products ct the Worlds
Fair, was tabled By large majority.
Adjourned.
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NRW ADVRRTI8EmRNFB.

\. ooWlSs-AdysitlsOd Ltttsu.
Nj. o. Wobb-AeadCmy Of Music.
Hover Higbss-Dry Goods.
hestbsrs a Hausmann-0nt Buttons.
LP. shsrwOOd-Ihs GrsAtels Bargains this Sea.
son.
John Whitslaw-Eoeal Notice.
BtaFr-LoeaI Notice.
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E.H.sFOUK mARKER.-Jan IA


HsONEY-UuchanRsd.
STEHIINt5 HKTFaANGB-doderat demand
for bankers bills ct llJ<Gl5 psr cont. -
st'Ftbs * G-Harket dull. Illinois Central scrip
635{; ichigan guarapted AZ New York Central s1
Ere Ra lrOad 81; GeorFia OK; Cleveland 3 Toledo
36H; chicago, Burlington 4 QniUcY 81. 4ichigan
Central 81 i; Pacific Mail 954; Trn1sssea s. 90 43 ~
Uni ed States 81 coupons 9l United etates So 81
reRiattred 90; Michigan s. IS; Panama lI2A.
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January, 10Th, 1852.

=
After enjoying the Exquisite pleasures"
Of = short furlough in the north part Of the
State, in sleigh riding aud mesting all the
friends, once more find myself amid the
realities Of camp life, and life here iB truly
q reality, for q man cannot live here long
at present, and not realize the fact, that very
energetic effort is required to keep above
ground, at least from the knees upward.
| All are now discussing the prospects OF our
| life in Kansas, and 90 far as regards one
point, we come TO the same conclusion, T. e.
that Gen. Lane viii give us plenty to do. I
believe that being ordered TO Kansas gives
general satisfaction, although it would be
much preferred to winter here, being now
/ provided with comfortable barracks. We
expect to leave on Tuesday next, Jan. I4th.
The only contingency is, whether the means
NJ transportation will be properly provided.
We viii march to Cincinnati, and il is not
vat i, 'eoided whether we shall 60 By the river
- nv railroad from there. The former
Tor,ts. however, is eagerly desired BY the
-, = n, N-day QuaFtsrmaster Thayer issued
tbs boots I'd oYer-ahirts, and as many addi-
EonsI blepk 'ets, pants, 30, as the men re-
S,T;red The lIafHes are shOeing, and the sad
5isrS are busil engaged in repairing hal
tsra- bridles, ssddleE, &C., and in fact every
preparation is making that viii thoroughly
prepsre he reRiment for active service.
ne men are kept busily engaged in drilling
with the sabre, and areimProving very tast-
Il e astonishing how much more OF . war
like appearances our regiment presents since
ssttinr their aabers. doubt whether of no
the people Of Cleveland would recognize
the regiment on dress parade, il they COM.
pared .it with Its appearances EhilsA at
Gan9 Wade. We have receiEed Pogs
| ton Of our csrbines, and the pistols viii
probably be delivered to the men tomorrow
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RRAVKLERs0 ERGIsTKR.

Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either on tht
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for by th'
Coaches OF Stevens Omnibus Line by ieaviitf
their address at the Omnibus OEloe, 1aT Superi0
street, next door 70 the Weddeli House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

DEPkRTURE or TzE 20 CAvALET.-The Sec
ond Cavalry Regiment, Col. Doubleday, wat
to leave Cincinnati yesterday afternoon e1
rOirts 70 st. Louis, BY way Of the Ohio 4 Mis-.
sissippi road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

CaAWToRD'G RETAIL Coat YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
the vory best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca stFSst
b idge. P. o. drawer III.