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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
SHERaFFss SALE

BY viFsne VI 3 special exscHtisa tn me directed
FROM the 0faee Of The Clerk Of the District C art oi
FsEtawattasals County, Iuya, | shall pressed to
sell On Wednesday The 2isS dAy IF Mas, A, D., IaS2
between the hours at 70 B'eiek A. II. and 4 r. n
Of SAID cay, IN front of thr CUHaty FreasareT's uGace,
In the city Of Council Bluff, the following desalb
Ell Real Estate Of Wal. an Leslie and anne Marsh.
&o-wlf aaz.a
The Ws&thalf as The Eoa4h fest suzSteE and the
South West quarter Of thr North West aBartsp o.
sectioH nanseT Thirty, f0l sEi the West half Of tht
S~Hth West quarter @f Sretisn TniFty-oae, OH al
Ia fswasAap seS enty-ave tTS) range Party-tws, ga
eantAiRIas fas acres, a9re OF less. sale 10 esn&
aasssss ak . O'Clock r. ~. OF said day.
Taken as the property ct William Leslie Aat
James a&Eshs 10 satisfy an execution In faver o
&aBa AeTans
II WILLIAMS, saszta,
ooGneil Runs, Iowa, A. rn al, 1850. aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

. We have for sals, q couple Of "a
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Nov is
the time to use them. Call at the Office
and look at them. #.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

Qua LAKx MARlsK.--Ths total NUM-
Der OF sail aud stean vessels on the great
lakes IL stated sk one shousand seven
hundred mnd foar.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- Sunday and Monday nights last
we wsrs visited With g~lorioas Showers Of
rain, which were much needed, parssu-
Iariy fer the gardens.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- A Grsnd Union Sabbath School
Pieris comes OF to-morrow afternoon, Ia
Glesdals. We hops tbs little folks
will hare . happy tims.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

n. above syps Ia all in coed eenaisioa' and caps
-, Of doing vsry fair wsrk. wsAsve, slss, sSsaa~
~, # sseond lAxnd goasIRa MATKREAL, Which
ru be sold leg ter e&&A- specimens OF tie wefS
,sl. On application, toGstAss vita aiAst OF Sriess@a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- Democrats send in your Clubs for
the Bpsls for the Campaign. See terms
on the second page.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

GO The wall known I. Z. O. Judson,
ssNsd Bspslins. !, 3 prisass 10 she lss
Ne. FORK Mounted Rsasss Cal. oadss-
asak, has hssa ssns<nced IL sws nenshs'
fnprisonnsat at Fort Norfolk, Virginia,
! Tor shs orims u desegsion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
The Third Annual FAIR If Pssla,

y The Third Annual g W.
ss..s ssunss. awsrasats sAssaTx AoAsssH-
:" n. arsi y-rssai#m fertAe sE~sxsEkezxxH ~
1-.rrxa. those wsniing JOB wcrs Of sny gtnas
r. "A yell .s mAks . nass OF tAas tsrt. We are
"a Ia scramsaoaa&s car SyieaAE sa ahsTS me-
p s,.stSc4ion warranted, o. nc cAarss Easss.
ma . aais Of that, toe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

e. The aaili of Msssrs. Rowland d
Co., ~ Batavia, ILL.,, for tho msaafsc-
sars Of paper from straw, Is nos in full
spafAsisae oas saas hall saas -es pa
per are made daily, when in fall wo sk
and a assEssas Of il, sin fest in lsagsh and
eighty fest 10 the minute, Hows over tas
rollers. Ii was Al irss believed that rye
sssaw was sha best fos pspss ranking, ba
manufacturers now demonstrate that
spring wheat straw is quite equal 10 il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

- The New York 5oins ssouk Paper
Company, capital $4,000 will soon be
organised for maafaesuring paper from
straw, ssuogalag % shs successful Ia
vsatisa Of L. w. Wright. The pFospss
sas Of the Oes m&s pabiishsd In the city
journals the stook Is nearly all taken,
and the company after organisation, will
Of oEes commence operations.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

Ia Px1yrKRs-TYFK roe SALE.-We have
-, had, and fer aale, ths following sizes Of second
s.ss syps, ,waaaa aslTks soiSsszyaAssp Fsf sasA'
auags exsAsk AsA& TX
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

ALwAEs GIT TIE BKsr.--Thege il no
Sewing Machine In ass, thai gives
toe general satisfaction, that Grover
/ Bakers does. They ara 90 simple,
that a child twelve years old, altar 9 Lit.
tie practice, al operate them. Th'
strength and beauty Of the stitch, the 70.
risty Of work, the durability, sAs cas-
in running IL. recommends it over al
other machines foy faaaily use. ]
has taken the krss prsmiaEa u nearly ai
the States Esirs, ~ hang the bast Ma
chine ia use. Price s45 and upwards.
Any person desiring 20 purchase . Aa
chine, eaa sxamiay Groves 4 Baker
b. calling 1t oar residence. all orasr
will receive pronps assensiuu.
II ID. w, CARPENTER. Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

Came ina nay sGsazasmsnz ss 90 sssa&l sas sssh
Say Of May, as<x, q Dssk H&v NaFses 10 haaas kNke
and aS2HI 10 yssss aid. Bald Asrss has DFessstsz&s
y foiF@wsd ry sF&la ~ hsssss and snasex smxeass
fer Beuadsg Greg. sad ii Raw In nay possessisn
Aad ne sseseT sza hsvs NE sazns ~ pssssa4 prog.
Sssy and paylhg cAaF8ss.
zEuRAEEn HkRaxsxs Z
GsGz&a4 Rsaaa. Sama . sssas On
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
gan 4, laaa. "
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

for the coming conflict. The Presi
Dental chair has to be occupied by
an American CROMWELL, and the
Vice. President must be HAMPDEN.
Corruptions and abuses must be
swept from the land, and all offices
must be filed by honest and just
men. Even the petty village post,
offices are now, very generally, in
the hands of men who have neither
principle, nor honor; butthese evils
will soon cure themselves, and the
refuge of lies will be consumed
like q hornets nest.
1t is high time that the Demo.
cratic party should wake up, start
to their feet, and act 80 as to con-
vince both the South and the
North, that the United States must
not-can not-shall not be ,saeril
feed at the shrine of villainy. We
speak unto wise men, judge ye
what we say. Let the Democracy
of Ohio understand its true posi-
ton. Let townships, villages, ant
families be all reorganized, and LEI
competent speakers indoctriratc
the people. Let the speakers cry
aloud and spare not, and We shall
soon hear the voice of the turtle
singing the song of peace in thc
land. The interests of America
the interests Of our children-tht
interests of mankind demand, thai
the progress of EVIL in this country
should be arrested, and peace ant
harmony restored. God hasten il
in His time.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

After nearly q week of inaction
in military affairs, some interest is
excited by the kilograms from
Charleston. Sumter, which was
reported "a shapeless mass of ruins,
: incapable of doing any further in
jury to our troops more than six
weeks ago, lie now being bombarded
by the monitors, and by the land
batteries at Forts Gregg and Wag'
rner. The bombardm ent is to COM
stinue till not a vestige of the Fort
remains. After that, we presume
its. ghost will be bombarded.
All quiet at Chattanooga. Hooker
lis ,entrenching himself. Burnside
is reported to be in a tight place
and the army of the Cumberland
reduced almost to starvation point
On the Potomac, Meade haI
again been ordered to find Lee ant
fight him, but where Lea is to b.
found does not appear.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
TAKE NOTICE.

The Democratic press for $1,0C
We see that the price of our Tory
contemporary in town, is raised to
$1,76 and $500. We wish our
friends to understand that we have
not raised our price, but continue
to furnish the democratic Press
to subscribers for $3.50 a year in
greenbacks, or for ONE GOLD DOLL
AR. Remember friends /; We will
take ONE GOLD DOLLAR for a years
subscription to our paper, or ONE
DOLLAR AND A QUARTER in silver.
Bring us some of the good old
Democratic money for a Demol
cratic paper. Payment must in all
cases be made IN ADVANCE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
u COMING

America has just witnessed the
contamination OF her own infatua-
ton and folly. The whole world
stands amazed and COMPOUNDED at
the result of our elections. Yes,
the people have declared that they
are for war. 1t is certain that the
bulk of the American people do
not know what they are doing.
Still, there are men by the millions
in this country who do know what
is going on, and they can foresee
what ruin is being brought on this
once great, fourishing, and glorious
country. These men are the Demon
cratic party, and as the saviors Of
America, they will speedily shake
off their slumbers, and rise and
shine in the majesty and glory Of
their original strength.
Let all who value liberty; Union
free institutions, and State Rights,
reorganise, combine, unite, ant
strive together in one heart ant
f.
mind, for the preservation and per
petuationiof the Constitution left u
by our forefathcrs, and the priv
leges guaranteed by their wisdom
and prudence. The present stat
of things and parties in Americ'
cannot last much longer. The hou
ofthe nations redemption drawetl
near /; but as God works by human
agency, we invoke that agenc
now, and tell our readers to nery
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

FAIRsAsK's sOALEs-Weighed In the bal
adc6 ofa iast criticism, all are obliged II
admit that Fairbanks Scales are, without
exception, the best ever invented. We
know whereof we affirm, because ws have
tested theit value, and are fully sAtisled of
their superior merits. The in~tsOduSslea cf
these scales has wrought 4 reyolntioa d The
tfausactious Of ous..businesses and their
accuracy is such that a uniformity in
weights asbeen established all over the
country thus making them q NatiOnl Legal
ICED standard. Nor are theycosHnod 70 the
Unit; d States; they have found their way
10 almost every part Of the civilized world,
and are adapted tothe standards OfaA codn.
tries, so that it may be said, all nations n
not I. weighed in these balances at least
weigh ~ hsn.T[LHnht'' Merchants Mag
nLulups
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
/! PETER WILSON
ROAD NOTICE,

PETITION VIII be presented to the
N Board Of Commissioners Of Probe
county, at i'd, regular session, commencing
on, the 6rst Monday in December, 1863. ask
ing that the location Of so much Of the
county road extending from tho Dayton
Western Turnpike atthe Northwest corner
Of the. Northeast quarter Of Section 4oi
Lanier township. to Railsbacks Mill in the
South part ofSection &c Of Gaspcr township
ms lies between the mouth of John Yost's
lane; in the Southeast quarter Of Section
"a Of said last named township, and the
said mill be so altered as that ~vscating thai
portion Of II, the same may be laid out and
established upon the line Of the township
road IN present use, rom the one TO the 9th
er point. MANY PEIiTIoNEkS
October n, l863--4t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
READ THIS.

We find the following in the Washington
special to the Commercial Of yesterday
The elections to-day and to morrow ab-
sorb much interest here and id the adjoining
State of Maryland there's considerable ex-
citement. General Schneck has issued an
order directing all Provost Marshals to
assist Judges Of Elections in preventing all
disloyal or unqualified persons from voting.
Governor Bradford thereupon issued a pro
.ama;ion renpdiating Schenck's order,
citing forth that the election privileges and
srights Of all citizens should 10 duly and
unres rictedly observed, even though the
power of the State should be brought into
requisition. .
General Schenck, hearing Of the procla-
nation, issued an order prohibiting the
Baltimore papers from publishing it"
But little comment is needed on the
above, Every American citizen will SEQ at
once whether we are tending when The civil
power, in d6ence Of the Constitution, is
overriden by the military Governor BRAD
FORD is not only a "Union man" but he ia
a friend Of the Administration. and wa,
elected by the Administration party,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
The Wash-tub. Steel Pen I'D
Goose Conspiracy in Ohio.

.
1t has been we'll said that won
ders never cease. The State Ohio
has been reused withinthe last few
days, BY . wilfuI deliberate and
malignant lie, published BY the
Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
The whole story is not only 4 lie
but a frebrand published to inpli-
cate and ruin the Democratic party
in Ohio. We say advisedly that
the fellow who couldsgiye publicity
to such q lame talo, is unfit fpf the
society of civilized men, wv pity
the men whose only mental food is
drawn from the Gazette. But the
whole lie has been gotten up to
bring the Hon. G, L. VALLAxDloHAM
and the Democratic party into dis
grace! Yes, but the lie will not
take. 1t is just a wash.tgb lie,
slippy, greasy, and too soar be
believed or llstencd to-.
We have heard Of conspiracies
before now, by SMITH O'BRIEN, in
d N -L#H r.. . E|. .MN
Ireland, aud Frost and JONES, in
Wales, but they were real conspira-
cies but of a wash.tub and steel
pen conspiracy, we never heard
before. We had to come five thou.
sand miles, TO learn how a daily
paper can mislead the public, and
lie wholesale. What ! a washer,
woman, a tailor, and an old school
master, plotting to libcrates como
six thousand prisoners, at Camp
Chase and G. lumbus, and thus in.
volve Ohio,r Indiana, and Illinois in
war, is allie beyond q lie, and those
who can believe such stuff, are only
fit for q lunatlc asylum. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
Lost! Lost IT Lost |!

In the City of Cincinnati, this week by
Coffman, Deem SEQ ssioe0in Gresnbacks.
Whoever has found the same may keep them,
as Andy and John have brought back their
equivalent in one Of tho finest stocks Of Dry
Goods eyered offered in this town. DslAines
Morinoss, Plain and Printed Flanneis,
cloaks, Shawls, and wooden goods by the
ton, and more yet on the way. Clear the
track. Haul in the Greenbscks =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

The commander OF the Nackcral Brigade
has caused the following gcucraf order No.
1902, to be publishnl
Headquarters Mackeral Brigade,
September Is, 1863,
The desertion Of one of the most light
headed of this brigade, makes it necessary
to suspend the privilege Of the habeas cor
pus Throughout the entire dominion at Acc
omac. Any person hereafter caughtharine
a body will be imprisoned and no questions
asked This is intended to apply only to
SOLDIERS, MILITARY men. officers, eiszets SeA.
orally, and other persons. All Others, in
GLIDING women and whiskey, are allowed tt
have as much body as ever and more too
The quiet of Paris demands that every sol.
der, his heirs, executors and assigns, also
his widows, should go without pay or rat
ions until further notice; as tho Paymaster
General Of the brigade bas been very un'
lucky at faro oflate, 1t is necessary that he
should be allowed to retain sufficient funds t
get even. The enemy are demoralized: once
more into the breaches and Sumter and
Chattanooga are ours. Plans are forming 10
establish moral reform societies in all South
ern towns except Richmond and Charleston
They don't deserve them. My children,
love you in a short, sharp, decisive style.
9. G.. LEATHERJE.
g. Major General Commanding N. B..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

rn6rohio bas sent to the war Of three
months men n, 1913. For three years ser
vice, l43,Z2S; making . total Of 40, l2ln
By this showing that State ranks third
in the list of loyal States. The total sent
from New York was 222 ,S36, Of which 80,
1911 we're 1.-Two years volunteers. Pennsyl
vania sent 20O,S36, Of which 1910 were
snlistmspts for nine months. [Louisville
Journal
And YET NJ. JaGvHaL although VI havs
sent 100000 men into the field, il would
appear by the late election that we have Is
many voters, within 10000 that we h8d il
1861 We mdst besgroging State to send oul
within two years opeiRird Of all the able
bodied men, and yet suffer no ~diminution d
the polls. How does the Journal suppose
that feat was done' Enquirer,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
Ye- Our young friend ] Il. Gilmore i

D9Sour young friend J II. Gilmore Is
nov closing his clubs for tie Monthly
Magazines. BE proposes to iiarnish club sub
scribefs with them at the following rates
Godey's at sl.s7 Feterson's, $l25 Arthur
$i.25; and the little Pilgrim Tor 30 espts.
This is the cheapest and best method Of OBJ
tanning these excellent serials. Our friends
will do well to subscribe. .t8i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

S- The Editor of this paper does
not hold himself responsible 70, the
plniOns oppressed By his correspond
onts. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
The Great American "Traitor."

Inc Great American ORATOR"
GENTLE READER,-Permit US to
inform you that we can never walk
along the streets of Eaton, without
hearing the cry of "traitor," and
the ''traitor Vallandigham."
Now the question ISIS VALLAN-
DIGHAM o traitor? We use the
Saxon language, in its right and
legal sense, and thuq assert, as a
proposition, that Vallandigham is
not q traitor. What has the hon
orable gentleman done, or said, to
constitute him o traitor? He has
advocated peace and conciliatory
measures relative to the South.
He is also an advocate of Free
Trade. He is sternly opposed to
the present war, because he knows
it to be a game at which two can
play, and out of which neitbe err par
ty can gain anything but lasting
ruin. But ali this does not make a
man a traitor. 1t certainly does
prove that Vallandigham can and
does think for himself; and we
contend that he has fright so to do
1t is a very easy thing to call a man
traitor, but parties forget that
words are but ''air, and tongues
but clay = but facts are necessary
to prove any case.
Vallandigham never promised tc
support the war. He never PRO.
missed that he would approve of al
the acts and deeds Of Mr.. Lincoln
President Lincoln is not a Prince
A traitor is one who is guilty O
trying to subvert the Government
But Mr., Vallandigham never triec
to subvert the Government 1u
there are men IN our country, whc
arc actually engaged to subvert tn
English language, and thus Civ
words a meaning, which the root
anu derivatives of our language d.
not sanction. If men would ga
less, and read and think more col
. rectly, we should not be trouble
! with the nonsense we are now CON
! PEELED to hear every day.
We would not stand by Mr.. Va
landigham, or any other man, on
, minute, if We knew him to be
!. traitor, but as we know that he
u not q traitor, in the right sense {
the word, We will stand by hin
. and defend him to the last. tt
: men, South and North, who al
. determined to carry on this horrib.
: war, are the real traitors, The
q are traitors to Sod and TO mankin'
ri
What is the difference b
u 1900. panobi;oan ord a uM,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

n4-The Eagle Saloon and Grocery has
changed hands, Charley Harbaugh having
bought the concern Of G Lockwood. While
Charley is fighting the battles Of the Union,
I. harbaugh will dispense the good things
of the store, for cash, to all corners.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

pa-We wish our readers to re.
member that Mr.. McCABE's Tin
and Stove Mandatory, on Cherry
Street, near Mr.. Ressler's Buggy
and Carriage Mandatory, is well
stored with the best of Tin Ware
aud Stoves, and he is ever on hand
to do his best to serve the public.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

"a What il the difference be-
tween a Republican and o "WaF
Democrat The one hos all the
plumber, and the othof wants q
share of it,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

/ pA.The Court is'still in session.
The BLOOMFIELD case. is now dis
posed of. We must add, that the
lawyers engaged did their best on
both sides, and that best was well
done. The old man has, we under
stand, to pay $500 damages, We
leave the case here, and thank God
that there is an end to it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

N. B. Stephens has the finest
stock ofdry goods ever offered in
'Prebie' County, Gold has risen
but not Natty's prices.
Buy Of him if yon would save
money.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
The aOonsuiraov."

The /" Commercial" Of Wednes,
day, contains the following sensible
remarks, respecting @The Great
Conspiracy s.; NJ.
eThe examination of the persons
charged with cpnspiring to release
the rebel prisoners in Ohio, wilINbe
commenced to. day, before the Uni
ted States Commissioner. 1t is only
fair that there should be a suspen-
sion of public opinion in this case
until all the facts. are made known
without coloring or distortion
There is reason to believe that an
exaggerated estimate Of the verify
and Importance of the conspiracy
may have been entertained and
that this will become quite appari
ent when the testimony il, taken
and subjected to analysis" n,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

Subscribe for rhe Press,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
o oRPHEUS G. KERR.

The commander Of the Nackcral Brigade
has caused the following gcucraf order No
1902, to be publishnl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-15

the court of claims, in such cases to find spe-
officially that such fraud was practced or at
tempted to be practiced, and thereupon give
judgement that such claim is forfeited to the
government and that the claimant be forever
barred from prosecuting the same. Appeals
may be taken from the court Of claims to the
supreme court, in all such cases, on all ques-
tons of law, in the manner herein provided
for appeals in other cases.
Sect. ~. And be it further enacted that
any petition filed under this act shall be YER
flied by the affidavit the claimant, his agent,
or attorney, stating that no assignment or
transfer of said claim, or any part thereof, or
any interest therein, has been made, except
as in said petition stated that said claimant
is justly entitled to the amount therein claim
ed from the United States, after allowing all
just credits and offsets; and that lie believes
the facts as stated in said petition are true ::
Provided, however, that in order to authorize
the said court to render Judgment in favor
OF any claimant if citizen of the United
States, it shall be set forth in the petition that
the claimant, and the original and every prior
owner thereof where the claim has been as
signed, has mt all times borne true allegiance
to the government of the United States, and
whether citizen or not, that he has not in
any way voluntarily aid, d, abetted, or given
encouragement to rebellion against the said
government. which allegations may be trav-
ersed by the government, and if on the trial
such issue shall be decided against the claim
ant, his petition shall be dismissed
Sect ID. And be it further enacted, that
all laws and parts of laws inconsistent with
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
Sect. II. And be it further enacted, that
M hall l,, Al