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United States MarsIiars Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF KANSAS, IS
Stewart Van Viiet
William Grarg.
Aug. ld, III 5w-sf. %

w lillian OraEc.
By virtue of an exec ution 10 me directed and de :
vered is.ued Of the District Court Of the uni-
ted States for the District Of Kansas. sitting in the
City of Topeka. for the trial Of causes arising under
the laws Of the United States, will Friday, the
18Th day of Sc piember, A. D. Is6a. between the
hours of ten O'Clock. 4. VI. and four O'Clock p. NJ
OF said day nj the Court House door In the village
Of Oskaloosa of the Stale and District aforesaid.
offer public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right. title and claim of the defendant,
William GraGg in and To the following described
real property. io-wit: The south half OF the south
east quarter of section No. thirteen 10 Township
No. eight o. Range No. sixteen (i6); also the
northwest quarter of section No. nineteen 40
Township No. eight ls) Range No. seventeen 10;
also the southeast quarter of section No. nineteen
no Township No. eight a. Range No. seventeen
~; also the southwest quarter OF section No.
twenty 20l township No. eight 81 Range No.
seventeen III, also the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section No. seventeen IA
township No. eight 1871 Range No. seventeen M,
living and being in the county OF Jefiers,n.and State
OF Kansas Levied on as the property of William
Cragg at the suit OF Stewnr; Van Vlet, to satisfy
said execution.
Marshal's Office J JAMES l.. Mcdowell,
Leavenw orih, L. 5. Marshall,
Aug. SIh, 1862. \ Per VIM. MEDILL, Dept.
Hsmigray, Adams, Crozer 4 Ludlum,
5o-tw SLID Aa'ys for Pi'tlf.
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John Ross, the Cherokee Chief, ar.
rived here yesterday with his family
He regrets extremely the return of the
Indian Expedition. l. arrived there at
favorable moment 10 take possession
of the country. Gen. Pike was dispirit-
ed and deficient in troops and supplies
Col. Cooper took fright. abandoned Fit.
Gibson, aud began hasty retreat. The
Indians were everywhere well disposed,
and thousands came to our standard.
At such time il was most unfortunate
that We were unable TO pursue our vic
tory, and accomplish substantial results
On the 2Oth of July we published lei
ter from him to Col Weer, in which the
Chief stated that he still adhered TO the
rebel cause, and We have never felt al
liberty to deny it and state the true
facts OF the case. John Ross is a Union
man. never was anything else and never
could be. But 70. more than year his
life and that Of lis friends has been in
the hands of traitors and the Chief was
compelled to pursue the course he has
taken in order TO save his people from
ruin. He has played his part wisely
and successfully. and We now hope the
Government will follow on! It's work o.
retaining that coun:ry.-Conserratice
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ADJ +. GENERAL ORDER FOR THE NEGRO
REGIMENT TO ACCEPT THE PRISONERS.
Special Orders. No. 8.
Extract.
v. Capt. ]. NJ. Williams, command
ing the 18th regiment Volunteers. col
ored is hereby directed to receive into
the camp of said regiment. and strictly
guard and discipline all persons who
may be delivered to him as prisoners.
by the order of Major Z. A. Calkins.
Provost Marshal of this District. BY
order Of JAMES II. LANE,
Com OF Recruiting.
L, J. Weed, Maj. e. A. A. A. &.
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Proceedings of the Republican Central
Committee.

The Republican Central Committee
of Jefferson County met al Oskaloosa,
August 10th. 1862, at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
and organized by electing H. G. Turner,
of Rock Greek. Chairman, and John
w. Day, Secretary.
R. A. Hayes, Esqr. appeared as the
substitute OF j. F. Bliss, of Grasshopper
Falls.
On motion, Jesse Taylor was admit
ted to gil the place of Richard Hull. OF
Jefferson township. and David McKelvy
as substitute for Dr. Peterson, of Osaw-
kee.
On motion of D. McKelvy, it was
determined that the Republican County
Convention shall be held at Osawkee.
ohSa,urday the 18th day Of September.
1861 at o'clock p NJ.
On notion of r. A. Hays. it was
agreed tat the basis CT representation
Tor the townships in the County Con-
vention be tie same as for 1861, which
gives Oskaloos delegates. Grasshop-
per Falls 6. Jefferson 8. Rock Greek 2,
Raw 1. and Kentucky 2.
On motion of .ohn W. Day, the
Township meetings were recommended
to authorize and instruct the delegates
to the County Convention to select a
delegate from their respective Repre-
sentative District 10 attend the State
Convention to be held at Topeka on
Wednesday. the 18th of Septic mbcr,
1869. Adjourned.
II. G. TURNER, Chm'n.
JOHN w. DAr, Sec'y.
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Order CT Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS,
JEFFERSON coSSrY, IS
LIST Judicial Uis,rlc,


oiA & or KANSAS,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, IS
Isl Judicial District
In the firf District Court,
Richard l'riee, PialnI1,
vs.
William r. Dyer. Julia A. Over, and George
VI. Dyer, Dete ndants
The said William f DYER, Julia A. DYER and
George NJ. Dyer, will take notice that the said
Plaintiff ,has commenced an action in the above
entitled court against the said defendants the OBJ
ject and PRAYER OF which as appears by the said
Piainiit petition, filed IN this. case. is TO re.
cspvtr the sum OF twenty eight hundred md twen-
ty-cIe dollars ard sixty one cents 81 S2f 81. !
with interest thereon from the l7th dav OF Nav.
A. ID 1861, al the rate Of 10 per cent pcr anpum
and also, exchange ON the CITY Of Pi.ilad. lphia.
for which sum the said William +. Over and
Genrc. NJ. Dyer did on the litb snv of Nav a ID
1859, at epcrdepce. Mo exrcute ti.ir e. rt.in
prumissory note o. that date. pavanIe N The order
OF the said Richard Price. tw.iyc months after
the date thereof. nj the Ranking office of Stone
Mccoy & Co: and TO recover the further sum OF
three hundred and twenty two dollars and thirty
eight cents 1922 SO 1901 with intercs, thereon
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum and also
exchange on the CITY of PhiIadeiphia. for which
sum the said William r. DYER and Georpe N.
Over did on the 18th day of Nav. a. ID. 1864. nj
Independence. Mo. execute their certain prom.
issory note n. tina, date novab IN the order nj
one George Scbafier twelve months after line date
thereof a, the Banking Office Of Stone. Mccoy
4 Co., and by him endorst d to SchaJer & Rob
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. %
George W. Grayson,

COUNTY OF JEfFERSON.
George W. Grayson,
vs..
ID. II. Nixon. Abram Lawson, and Jas. McCa!u.
The above named defendants, ID. b. Nixon and
Abram Lawson will take notice, that the said
plaintiff has filed his petition in the above enti-
tIe.i cause against the said ID. B. Nixon, in the
District Court of said county. the object and
prayer OF which is TO recover iudgu ent against
the said ID. Il. Nixon for the sum OF $50, iogethe,
with interest thereon a; the rate oi &c per cent
per anuum from the 4th day OF October. 4. d.
1859, due from said defendant. ID. B. Nixon, q
said plaintiff George W. Grayson on prcmis-
sorry note for a5f dated October, 4th, 1889, and
due in one year after date; and for a decree Of
foreclosure OF lot ten 40 in block three t) in the
town OF Oskaloosa, County of jefferson, State OF
Kansrs; and that said defendants be forever bar
red of any claim or equity Of redemption in said
premises. And defendants are further notified
that unless they answer or demur TO said retirion
on or before the 22d day of October, A. ID. 1862
Judgment will be rendered in accordance with
the prayer of said petition and said premises will
be sold to pay the same.
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, PHI
Aug. I6, 5l-7w 1870
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. g
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
n.G Turner, Thomas 4. Turner, and Hen
ry NJ. Turner,
vs.
~. l. Speer. Jesse Newell AMI Joseph Fitsmons
by virtue OF an execution to me directed. is
sued by the Clerk of the First Judicial District
in and for the county OF Jetfer and State OF
Kansas, | will on the sixth d,v of August, A.
u. 1862 between the hours of 10 o'clock \ Nj.
and O'Clock 2. VI of said day. offer at pubic
sale To the hiehes; bidder for cash in hand, in
iron, of tine Court House door, in the village OF
oskaIoosa in sa ID county, all the right, iite and
interest OF the said J. l.. Speer, Jesse Newell
and Joseph Fitsmons in and TO the following de-
scrib,d property, to-wit: Lots 2, Z. 4, and 8 IN
Block is: Lots /. . 5. 4. 5, 6. 7,8, and In IN
Block 10: Lots 2. 4. 5. q, :, s, g. 10, II and IL
in Block 20 Lots I, 2, 3, I, ,. q, s, 9, and 10 IN
Block 81; all in Newell's addition 10 the village
If Oskaloosa in the county and State aior said;
Lots in Block Is appraised ut So each; Lots In
Block 10 appraised at So each; Lot in Beck 20
appraised ut 81 each; Lots in Block q apprails
ed as follows the first s.. the Others 81 90 each:
also all that portion OF the Northeast fractional
anarter OF Section FIVE, in Township ten al
Rang. ninct.en which lies south of Blocks 81
% % 81. and %, aad appraised ut S5oi all that
part OF the Northeast fractional quarter OF Sec
tion five. in Township nine OF Range nineteen,
which lies cas-, OF Blocks Is and % IN New,ii's
add tion TO the village Of Oskaloosa. appraised
at $40, all that part Of the Northeast fractional
quarter of Section ) in Township 10 OF Rarge
10 which lies west of Newell d Monroe's mill
site ESQ called,. and Blocks 90 and q, appraised
at so. said realty levied on the property OF
Jesse Newell n. W. TAi Lok,
july5-i5 5w- $3.50. Sheriii.
At the request of the plaintiffs, the above sale
is postponed until The 23h day OF August, 1856,
then to 60 on Us above described.
y. w. TAYLOR.
Aug. $50 3w $500 Sheriff.
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REGRUIrISo.-Lieut. j. +. Bliss, oil
Grasshopper Falls, is successfully re-
cruiting volunteers for active service.
He wishes it understood that the men
he recruits shall have the untrammeled
privilege of selecting their own officers.
We earnestly hope that full company
will be made up in the country. and il
possible one at Grasshopper Falls and
one here. Let there be a rush to arms
before drafting commences.
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A- We had a report of battle in
the region of For! Scott. resulting in
the death Of Col. Cloud; bu. the repor,
is discred;ted. Gen. Blunt has gone to
join Cloud, and assume command Of
the troops. He is thought to be march
ing on the rebels in the vicinity of In
dependence and Kansas city. We also
have reports that Liberty and Licking
ton were taken by the rebels on Satur-
day, which rumors are not believed. II
is further said tina. Independence had
again been taken possession of by the
rebels. All these stories are afloai, ard
all OF them needing confirmation. We
think that the most of them are great
exaggerations.
). b. Eidridge. Of Lawrence, an
nouDces that he will be one of ten per
sons to present to the FIRST white COM
pany mustered into service under the
recent call. one thousand dollars
Also that he will be one of twenty to
present to the second company, 81 900.
and TO the first full regiment, white or
black. stand of regimental colors.-
Times.
Col. Barstow was recently led into
an ambush by false "butternut"
guide, with the following result:
''He repulsed the enemy first charge
and succeeded in securing his retreat
with all his force. except Surgeon Rey-
nolds and the ambulance driver, who
became surrounded and were captured
with small store of medicines. A
small baggage train of two wagons was
also lost, Col. BIS. uniform and camp
chest being in one of them. The enc
my followed the retreat about 3 miles,
the carbines Of the Wisconsin Cavalry
being used with effect upon them.
whenever opportunity offered for
demonstration OF the rear guard. From
: to 10 of the enemy were killed on
The pursuit.
Among the trophies captured by the
Col. was splendid revolver marked
"B. Allen, Col. 18th Wis. VOL" lost
by that officer who was wounded at the
battle Of Pittsburg Misunderstanding
where the troops now invading Kansas
came from.
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H-During the storm on last We'd
nesday the lightning struck in the Pub
lie Square. about fifty PAGES from the
Union Pole, and one hundred and fifty
from our Office. The fash entered the
ground. sending up a puff OF tluish
smoke, not unlike that from igni,ed
gunpowder. No damage done.
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AT A BARGAIN.i

r1,HE undersigned offers for sale, Ut very low
i figures. quarter sec;rn Of Land, b-.ut'iul-
ly situated in one OF The hes, portions 81 Kansas,
a good settlement surrounds it, and two State
roads pass near BY it. There is no better upland
10 the State. JOHN w. DAY,
iIy 3-nsQ. hcal Estate Agen
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EE The attendance at the meeting
on Saturday was better than We expect
ed. Capt. Stout's speeches were ex-
cellent. especially the last one. after he
became fred up. We hope he will
have a chance to pop the rebels with
leaden bullets as he does their dema-
gogues with mental and logical ones.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
In the District Court Of said Conn "
Marcus ID. l.. Simpson. plaintiff,

4 n VI hANSAS,f
COUNTY OF JET ERsoN
In the District Court of said Conn ~.
Marcus ID. l.. Simpson. plaintiff,
Albert &. Patrick. Martin Pierce, defts.
". p. Gambell. Esq, attorney tor the said
plaintiff, having filed his affidavit in this cause,
setting forth that The said defendant, Albert q
Patrick is non resident OF this State: il is there
fore ordered that he the said Albert G.. Patrick
be n7tified BY publication being made for six
successive weeks, in the independent week
~ newspaper published in said County Of Je;fer-
soB, OF The tendency OF this suit, the oil c. o!
which Is To obtain judgment sgainst the sail
defendant, albert G.. Patrick. Tor The sam Of
$500, together with Interest; therein at the rate
o. % per cent. FER anDua, from the 2lst day OF
Apnl, 1858. and decree of foreclosure and sale
OF The MOI gagged premises, described in plain
tits petition as the north oDe-hai OF the north
cas-, one-qI arter OF section eighties n. in township
eight. o' range eigteen, and also, oneha!t OF all
that certain piece % property situate III the town
OF Gfa-shrpper Fails, heretofore knewB Us the
steam Saw Mil and Mill House. all Of said
property situated in the county OF Jefferson State
OF Kansas. Said defendant Albert u, Patrick is
further nctifi ID that unless be lead, answer. or
demnr TO the petition OF the sad plaintiff. Mar
rus ID. l.. Simpson, on or before the 18th day oil
Ss..tembcs, 1862. ~, h petition will be taken as
true sni ju gment rend' red accordingly.
Wines, T. L. HAvESs, Clerk of said Court,
with the seal thereof affixed nj my
L.. =. Office 10 the village o: Oskal0osa
this 9th day Of July, 1862.
Z. E. HAYENS, Clerk.
July 18th. I6-6w Sl5,7j
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SAVE =: Eou2s rlnar

as the connection II SURE AZ tiUDSQN.
as all Trains are dIreclsd TO awaitthe srrivai Il
the H. & ~. 10. Trains. ar;i q seiat am dau-
gers 81 Steant cal Navigation are y ertsnv ID
be sure TO purchase tickets b. fi.s Aor,h Ais-
souri,. and to not suiieT l,asties Isferrsud isr
Other roads TO exchange your ;icsetS ~ tie
route. where delay is ulmsst inevi,a5 . al tbs
season OF The year. trr
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled carefully
Tickets for sale az the .s'i-e 81 the I, {
j. X. x. at st. JOSEPH.
}. =. JoULToS i..,.
WA. L. WILSON, Genera, Ticket \ -, ~
Louis, 80
MAI. WV. n0RIy ssehs Al :, 5sssah
Al, asst 9Th, 1850, Sit
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MAJOR WEED REPLY.
OFFICE OF RECRUITING COMMISSION,

MAJUR
OFFICE OF RECRUITING CoMMIssION,l
Department of Kansas.
Leavenworth City, Aug. IS. '62.
MAJ. +. A. CALKINs. Prov. MARSHAL,
Sir: In compliance with your re-
quest contained in your note of this
date. Capt. J. NJ. Williams, command
ing the 18th regiment Kansas Volun-
tee,s. (colored has been ordered to
receive. guard. and discipline. such
prisoners as you may send to his camp.
For your Information | enclose copy
of said orders. Very respectfully your
obedient servant. Z. J. WEED.
Maj. Il. A. A.A. G.
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Sher;fs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
Jesse Newell VS. Eliza Ann Schuster.
by virtue Of an order OF sale TO me directed
issued out of the First District Court lifting in
the aforesaid county and State, | will, on Wed
nesday, the 18th day OF September. \. ID. 1862
between the hours OF ten O'Clock a. NJ, and two
O'Clock. Z. NJ. OF said day, in front of the Cour,
House door in the village Of O.kaloosa, in the
county and State aforesaid expose at public sale
t. the highes. bidder, for cash in hand, all The
right, title. and intcres, OF Eliza Ann Schuster
in and 10 the following described property, to-
wit: Lot ten in Block sixteen, of Neweli's adfi-
ton to he village Of Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co.,
Kansas; levied on the property oi the above
named defendant, TO satisfy Judgmsn; agains,
the sand defendant and IN favor of Jesse Newell;
said property appraised ct sl25.6Gi.
\. W. TAYLOR,
Aug. l6, ii 5w-sf % Sheriff.
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CAMP MEET,NG-There is to be a
camp meeting about twelve miles from
thls place, in the vicinity OF Winches-
ter, to commence in about three weeks,
We believe. Able ministers are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
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The "Secesh'' finding their Level.

The following request and order ex-
plain themselves. The idea of making
the rebels do the work of the darkies
is bright one; it places them on their
proper level. lie, them experience the
beauties and diyinity Of slavery; We
think it will be decided benefit to
their moral constitutions" We hope
the colored soldiers will make faithful
masters. Jim. Lane is just the man to
deal with traitors-if he is decidedly a
''bird:"
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@Mr.J. WooDHEAD has our thanks
Tor fine watermelon presented TO the
Office on Monday. Mr.W. is the FIRST 10
favor US in this line this season. May
he never want for melons-large and
lucious ones-in their season.
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1Some Of our patrons who wish
10 DO go. can bring us in an occasional
supply of green corn-roastiug ears
on subscriptions.
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sHERIFF"S SALE.

STATE CT KANSAS
County, OF JEFFERsoy,
ti;st Jut:iciai District \
james Wood, William L, Cas,Iy. Robert K.
God, william I. Gentry. AM An'iFsw Woo.
William +. Dyer, George ". Dser, Jslis \. Dye.
Frank A. Busheg and Cabin Chfis,s. Trustees
Ry virtue Of an o..ler Of sale 10 rfrdfr ci-d Is
sued by the District Clerk of JesiT-'n Z uBiv,
Kansas wall on tie Is h cay OF Seplemosr.
\ D. 1902, between the b urs OF II ocic-k. W..
and o'circt 2. VI. OF sli LAY esier FL p bic
safe, TO the highest bidder tor C-sA ~ bar &, ~
front of the Ccur. House door IN III VI age 81
oska eosa, aud county aioresai I, al The rig''.
title and interest Ut TIE said ah"re named az
PENDANTS in and 10 the fofowIeg l--cr b-si prs'.,
eTty. to-wi': The north ersi fractional 4 OF : q
ion five IN township uire range en- hietff; -
the north we-, u of scr;ion 50. in township :
rnn-e is. all in jeff. rson county, ksnssS; t,e
first above described fractional =, appraised 90
,,5Gn, the -scord at SO 80 er acrr. Levied ''p'n
the properly OF the above sam ! IL ie;sdrni-.
y " TAti0., saes;Ii-
Spaulding ( Son. Au'ys for PTS.
Arg. l6, slow sN)
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The Price Curren. is unayoidably
crowded out this week.
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NOTE FROM MAJ. cALKrNs TO MAJ. WEEP
PRovosT MARsHALL's OFFIcE,l
Leavenworth, Aug. l8, '6o.

MAJ. T. J. WEED, A. A. A. Co.
Sir: l hereby request the privilege of
placing in the camp of the 18th (color-
ed regiment, such persons Of secession
proclivities as are arrested for refusing
or evading obedience TO the call for the
militia of the city to organize and drill;
the prisoners TO be well guarded, and
placed on such fatigue duty as may be
required in and about the camp, and to
be held till further orders
am Major. respectfully your ODE
dent servant. +. A. CALKINs,
Mai. Cd Wis. Cav. g. Prov. Marshal.
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Ary one sending single Letter post stamp
will receive circular with the engraving above
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On receipt of any Of the following sums in cas-:
or post-stsmps, the Subscriber will send by return
of mail, or otherwise, rs directed, Gold Pen or
Pens SELECTING THE SAFE ACCORDING To DIES
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DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and SAors,r carpets

at the lowest prices that .tsv -aa be sold IN and
civ or town in the Great Vet. We have nov
the pleasure of announcing TO our friends and
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ample from recent purchases, and with iuli col
sciosne>s Of the
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March 1861.
Order of Publication.

Leaveaworth, March 1861.
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| Braces-Eastic and Lace SlOckngS-SpInal t:psr
| tus for Weak and Curved SPine-and inslrum MT, H.
| II Determines. large stock of the above 1Itn:tr
| Onstanily on hand. and will be furnished !o'"rs
ates by sending order with measurement and !ui nj
| iculars.
| &TAll communications strictly cOnGdentGl, EaFO
further particulars please Address
| DR. G.. w ENGLISH
2IG South Second st., below Dock,
Philadelp hia. Pa.
&%rI have no agents. nOV7-ly