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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

dlsd ps.sous y .sSt xlO live outside Of .hs
oounsy. Il va dsg kha win long be remeni
bered al tfight PEI I'D be history Of the Ae;
mocracy Of Hanoook, hrtits influence Win "a
felt al the polls. In fhyc<bf "shs Union % y
was, aud The CDnstltntion as Il L."
You can set doWa Hancock county as goe9
for eight hundred majority for "vallandlgham
and Liberty" 3 VlDI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Arrest Of Gov. Pierpont.

We fnd the following in the Wheeling Reg
ister Of the 5th inat.:
Hup TO BAu.--We learn that on Monday afternoon
d0yP II. Pierpont afretted In Bridgeport by the
Sheriff Of Belmont county, and held 70 bh 10 the sum
OF ten thousand dollars for his appearance the ne1
term Of court held for that county The charge pre-
erred against him Is the false imprisonment IN thseity
Of, Judge Gee. W. Thompson w
Ills 10 be hoped that the course Of juptics
wilInot be impsdsd in this cape. i! 10 one Of
those cases wherein the defendant shonld have
what the plaintiff had mol when arbitrafil,
seized and imprisoned, a speedy and public tri
al by 40 impartial jury Of -his lcOuntrymen' an'
a,judgment upon their verdict. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

a ~
cobasloes, BY acclamaHop, this oelne- ni' 'ous.n
eapdldasy for the Office ot 5sdgs Of seAs spaI1
clai eub.diviaSn. He ifa seod onos! ~
the fact 10 appreciated by his rpaniIHYu'
nation for the fourth time, sposn n''s' Z y
VIII be elected BY handsome m'lori"e'. N
~ en to the Conven.lOns, W. psS ~,
80 -. 4latd to -csleprsse--toe oooss''A ~
en- rlSPromptur Mass SMsesipe' W%fYT
b Gtoty inposiAg- FafAir' there l0e'ps lo'
lesa than five thousand persons pssusu., ~
came together without any a enof. % rsuy mem
The prccesslon of hofsepmen eng nlo.fft XVI
| Allied With DemocsAss' maze anu "'n
ssyefal splendid bands Oh music, anu 'ae mel1
ayirg, presented very imposing " pppDalApoe ~
lit passed through fne pripeeAfpa tHeeHiY' 'oe
town. All appsareanmpressea 'Ni'h eno npolf
tance OF Transporting events nho 'nS M
FOR vigorous enorts 70 uiYpVtsess AnfEousn shss shiss
ballci-box the uniei'niql MsnI Nno hsT Des'
sway ana tnus save ons oOunss..a -: - nO,'.
Demeofaso women ~ ,.in .nas
deep lnseress 10 'ne l'se''rts y '1o.
took their places IN 'ne pfocess,ps lAua'pms', -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

The Lsuisvllle Journal (GEoRGE d. PRES'
roE) says under date Of August $. that, in the
late canvass, there was not single paper IN
that Stats (ken.ucky but earnestly opposed the
Administration. 1t says: "The result Of Mon
days eleetion is . deep waning 70 two admin
istrs,lons--ths one al Washington and the one
st Richmond % fi a8i3 ~ - tef
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

IMPORTANT TO LADIRs-DR. HARvEys FEMALf PiILi
have never yet failed In removing difficulties arising
from or htcppage OF nature In reitorlul
the system 10 perfect health when suerng from spina
Affections, PTolspsus ,Uterl, the Whites or otheI
weakness or the Uterine Organs The pills are perfct
ly harmless on the cohsttuton and may DO taken By
the most delicate female without causing dsIesl al
the same time they act like charm by strengthening
invigoting and restoring the system TO healthy con-
ditlon, and by bringing on the monthly period reg
uIarisy no matter from What cause the ohsrucon may
arise. They should, however, taken during the
rat three or four monihs Of pregnaney though tafe a.
any other tme,r 40 miscarriage wouid be tho fesult
Rach box contains 90 Pills. Price 0nei Dollar,
Dr. HARvhYel Treatise I'm Diseases q Females
Pregnancy. Mseariage, Barrenness. stsrihty. hepro
duction and Abuses OF Nature, and emphattcally ths
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, q pamphlet lof 81
pages sent free to any addre's,h Biz cents required
pay postage. ,,,t ..1l - ,-.tgE 81. .,..L..
The Pllis aud book will 10 sept by mail, whom de
sired, securely sealed. and prepaid, BY J.ss
J. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent,
''D 'hn''No. 70 Cedar st., New York.
'''' Z Z. q soaHEaN q co., Wholesale Agents.
4- 9t-5'T-.,I9 = 11tsj ]. - OINOINNATI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
great DemocratIc meeting at DeIphos

| tfA .Enr----- tH Z -
The Democracy Of the Senatorial and judi
ciai Districts Of the northwest, held thetr Con
ventions on Thursday, August 6sb, at Delphos,
in Allen county, TO nominate Senator ano
Judgs Of she Common Pleas Cour', shs
Hon. WIN. sAv1En, sf AugiaIss county, pre-
aided over the Senatorial Convention and STAN
LEY surroN, Esq, Of Patnsm comfy, over she
Judicial Convention. nsa
Judge wILLrrs, Of Williams county, sas
nominated for Senator, and Judge MrrcAIs waa
rspominused for Jadgsof ihs Court Of Com
mon Pleas. aNfssg s5.
Judge WILLErs 10 Q substantial o'uzsn Vi
Williams county. affirm And nneompsonisins
Democrat, and wiz make gocd Senator q
Judge MrrcALE 10 the present incumbent, sno
WaA homInatsd this time, % on three previous
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

2 THr order Of Adju,ans- General .nLL,I pub
lIsbed in thu Ohio State Journal Of August 9th
postponipg officers, muster that was to hay
taken place Cd the 1ath inst, has no reference
to tho election of regimental officers, to tax
place on that day. as will be seen by the adyer
tlssmsnt Of the Sheriff Of thia county 10 thi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

GEHrRAI OsTrRHAus is not dead, as reported
some time slnce. A correspondent Of the st.
Louis Rspsbliesn, writing from yicksburs, July
20, says that tho General wss going to start
North that day for . little rest aler big pro
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
"OlentangYPar Association

rpHE mEmBEsssr or THE 81 UOLEN.
IL 9 FANCY PARK AsBopIkTI0Nr will meet at
te Aeriss1 HSisl On sAurdAy evening The s.A inst,
u. iali s sssssSsss. !. requested, ~ pyIipv' and
i ius5-dsts Ts' gIYszK sAsll oIAsTlD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Sheriff 3 Sale.

Jg ~ datf-a cCht iEN1bAS
Origin Harris } Sale In padilion.
Va. Court Of Common Pleas Of
Harvey Harris etal.> Franklin county, ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER OF
III The said pourtltp las isdDd, WI ofsr for SALE
at public auction, at the door OF the court-ouse In
the city OF oolumhus, on
Saturday, the l2ih day Of September, A. D.,
1868,
at o'clock p. NJ the following described real estate,
id''' ~is Z 2 ''' fY'rYTlT I UEU1TT HI '"
Beginning at stake 10 ne west lae o. section No.
8. 7IX deg. W. distant 6i links being the north w.
corner Of lot Of 81 belonging to the heirs OF
John HeIsel; thence Ideg. NJ 40Polesa atoa stake
from which white oak 80 inehesin diameter bears N.
80 deg. W. distant il links; thence NJ 80 deg W. Sc
poles to stake In said section line from which white
oak 40 Inches In diameter bears B. 59 deg W. distant
05 llnts; from thence wItsad teetioG Inc -. deg.
W. 40 poles TO the beginning containing fourteen acres
Of land being In sec. 20, se' 30, townships, range
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
ISOL.DIERSI

Both Conscripts and Volunteers ! II
Did you know, that the eale Of Watches in
the Army Is source of enormous proft7 Are
you aware that many hundred dollars can be
made on a single pay day, by. any one OF Or
dinary business tact2 Aud, further, do you
know that we are Offering the iiest Accurate
Durable, and Saleable Watches In the America
Market, at Pfices bOffilng all CompetitiOn7
The article especially deserving attention
this time Is our celebrated ,viH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
1 Notice to Road Builders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN proposals will be received by John ohany
President OF the Lancaster and Groyeport Turnpike
franklin county, Ohio, until the 10Th day Of August
1862 for buidinghs mIiSs Of said road commencing
near Hookers Bridge, thence the location Of said
road the location Of said road TO the
I've mile stone, wsttfof CAROLS Aso for building the
balance OF said road commenring u said vemIe stone,
thence northwestwardy the location ssd road 10
the intersection OF that part Of said road now under CON
tract 10 John Robertson, being also five miles and few
chains. Bids will be received separately for the above
sections, per mile, OF for both togetheri Plans OF the
work aud specifications can be seen al the once OF John
Helpman. Esq, iu Canal Wincheateraa8 10
by order Of the Directors.
~ ,5ial.5, .siQiPD JOHN oHANY, President.
J, Aug. lst, 1862 ,os ~ iaug4-d2W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

TIM impending battle on the Rappahau uhock,
ssys q Washington dispa,ch Of the s:h Inst,
continues TO impsnd, but seems further off than
,cyer.I h OH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
q FRANKLIN COUNTY pEMocRATIc TIcffE TIcffE
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
," ' THE CAMPAIGN.

s, The people of, Ohio are'now cOmmsenc-
ing political campaign the most mohen-
..s tous and important that ever occurred IN
the State. In order to understand the
full scope of the great issues involved in
---' the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation of newspapers
must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forget nor lose
sight of for one moment. The STATES
q, MAN will labor diligently tosustain and
tSA defend the principles Of FREE GovERS-
Mxsr which it has always supported and
in order to enable Democrats to ditfuse
it among the people, we will receive sub
scribers to our different issues for a lin
tied period as follows:
oRsg THE WEEKLY STATESMAN %
VIII be sent to single subscribers at l5
cents per copy per month, for three Qoal
lour months, as the parties may elect
i. .. As cents for three months, OF 6(
cents for four months. v..1g,q :. .ssa g. -
saa THE TRI-wEEKLY STATESMAN
viii be sent to single subscribers Or tt
Clubs for three months at 75 cents pc
copy; for four months at one dollar PEI
copy9bAd1 d5hL1
q -A7i, THE DAILY STATESMAN 20
VIII. Be sent toathose who may order j
during the campaign, at 80 cents PEI
ss7Ia month. All orders to be accompanied
with h2ths money. TaTI
Clubs for the Campaign. -
To County Committees or Clubs, where th'
paperu are all sent to one address, We will fur
nish The weekly for three months as follows;
ss 400 Oopies fOfe ,-ki1$ 35.0(
so Copies for ---1s'Ot
2B Copies for 1O.OS
III The cash to accompany the order in AL
CASES. .d4gE 1qes bgQeuo -la
mANYPENNY & MILLER, hMi
atets PUBLIsHKRs, COLUMBUS, QwI
,.a7fsJply4, ls63bfiEa TcYig7 siieoQz0 -lisa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
JonN n: rnoMpsON, NJ.

4 y gProIeotor to the PrOfeDoriof srrserys
~ '.s' r. o. BnEAD, JAsiToR.
y A preliminary term will commence on hepiember
14th and continue until the regular term begins Thil
course Will be GRATIS to those sudeDts whR intend
taking ipil winter ceprgef u, All
Daily Clinics are held at the oollege't Further In,
by addressing 49,
iiIH y Pncsi IL. a .a.iRAPHAEL, 4.
Dean of the Faculty,
ahgs-oawd4w -ft 't}JObB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Leaer from mOn. 9. L. yaIIanaigham

The following letter from the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio. was read at the
great Democratic Getting held at Toledo, on
the S III inst. It was an immense and enthusi'
astlo meeting, and was addressed by Hon. S. s
Cox, and Hon. G Fl. PENDLEToN. The reading
Of Mr.. VALLASDIuHAM'sl letter was received with
repeated demonstrations of approval, and with
most upboundsd applause by tho vast crowd:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Clubs for the Campaign.

To County Committees or Clubs, where the
papers are all sent to one address, We will fur
nish The weekly for three months as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
ConUMBUs oIz1o:

Are oar agents In those cites and authorised v tAe
Advertisements and Subscriptions FOR us our Aps'ss
Rdtss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06

NM NJ ELAN AGAN, OF New Haven, Ct,
w has been missing from his home since Wednesday,
March o. He was last at South lIadey Falls,
that day lie about feet hga, red whiskers, and
was 80 years old. He was not in his right mind, and his
friends will reward any who will give Information
concerning him, to THOMAS FLANAGAN, 80 Ashmun
street New Haven Conn, or leave word at this office.
ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06

"ANTED-2OO Flannel Shirt Makers
w wanted, at A. II. MENTIONS, Agent, successor
to S. Luther, All MS Block, Main and Pleas
ant street. d3t* ape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06

JUST RECEIVED,
100 Bbs. UNION MILLS.
100 Bbls. BAY STATE do.
200 Bbs. PARIS do, and for sale as low as the
lowest, at 30T Main street. 80 -
ans ds2W W. ID. HOLBROOk d. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06
A SSIGNEES NOTICE.-WoRoEsrEB

"A SSIGNEES' NOIICE.-WORCE
IA ss.-The Third Meeting of the creditors Of LY-
MAN H. BALLOON, of Bolton, in said county, an insol
vent debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency at
Worcester, in said county, the fourteenth day Of
April current at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which
meeting creditors be present and prove their claims
And the Assignee hereby gives notice that his first
count OF receipts payments and services lin deta) in
said case is now file in the Registry of Insolvency
Worcester in said county and will be presented at said
allowance thereof.
worcester. AnYil G lSg9 >-'9'9'o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06
Worcester, April 6, lsss. DIT |''''s'''N'
T N. s.. SINGER y FRS, $ CO.'S CELNBRAT-

'AS ED Sci of FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Are universally awarded the pIeemnence for simpcitv
durability, rapidty aud certainty correct action in
sewing all varieties of work, from heavy pilot cloths
down the softest gauZe gossamer tissue and viii
the least possible requisite skill and labor in manage
ances for Hemmng TALL vidhs) Telling Tucking Gath
erng Embro'ering, &c; Our well known manufactur.
ing machines unrvaed for their superior
and are ndi pensabe in the manufacture of ClothnC
Roots Shoes Harnesses, Saddles, Carriage Trmmine'
&c we have recently introduced many valuable inn
provements which ca attention of all interested
liberal supply. OF Twist Needles Linen and Cotton
Thread. Machine Oil, &C. constantly on hand.
Worcester Agency Saesroom on Walnut street, first
door from Main street.
diff y. Il. SlbAFFER, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-06
AuttrGns.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
IA Auction

The undersigned being about to give up his business
offers the Ladies' Of Worcester and vicinity his whole
stock consisting In part OF Plated Ware, Toilet Ware
Japaned Ware, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Britannia
Ware, Bird Cages. &C &C., &c.
All will be sold without reserve limit as to
price. sale viii commence on SATURDAY, April 4th,
at % O'Clock A. NJ, II P. NJ, and NJ, and continue
through the week following until the stock is disposed
Of. The stock is all new, and any going to house
keeping will find it for their interest to attend the sale
1t Will be put up in lots to suit purchasers.
Sale positive, rain or shine. Terms Cash delivery
CIAS G. YOUNG.
ap4 diff ALEX. PUTNAM, Salesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-24
rnE DOCTRINES WE ADVOCATE.

Equal and exact justice to all men, Of whatever
state or persuasion, Teli Ious or poliiieali
Peace commerce, ans honest irieniship with a
nati0ns, entangling alliances with none;
Tas suppyrf ~ he Siofo GoutnHlrn', ~ az td'
yigh "a the mos comps sient administrations for Our
domestic concerns, aud the Rnrest bulwarka againsi
republ can tendencies
The preservation of tue general government IN its
whole const itOua ygor, the sheet anchor, of our
peace A. thome and ssfeiy abroad;
Jealous care OF the rght Of election by the peo-
pie;
mild ami safe corrective Of abuses, which are lop-
pod by The sword oi evolution, where percnhle reine-
dies are uuprovidcd,
Absolute n.1uesctnce In the decisions OF The ma
iorty, tho vital principle Of republics from which IS
appeal but 20 force the vital principle aud hmedi-
ate parent Of dcspoiism;
weti disci pinned militia, our best reliance In peace,
aud Tor the first moments ofwar t regulars may re-
licvo them,
The supremacy Of tho civil over the military ou.
thoriiy,
ECONOMY in the public expense, that labor may he
ighdy lurdened,
The honest payment Of our dehls and sacred pre-
servaiion OF the public faith
Encouragement ofOgcicutnre, and ofcommorce as
its handmad;
The i tihsion orinlormaton, and arraignment Of all
ahusei at the bar Of puolic reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FREEooa rEn's;
AMI fros oa ofperson undsr th protection Of the ma
CORPUS;
Aud trial by iurea mpartially selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-24

The Democratic party stands upon high
and enduring principles--principles which
have been endorsed by the American peo-
pie over and over again, aud upon which
this Government has been administered
ever since its creation down to the unhap-
py day when Mr.. LINCOLN and his crazy
negro party achieved the ruin of the coun-
try. The Democratic party can endure
defeat. No other party opposed TO 1t has
ever been able to perpetuate itself through
successive administrations. All the oppo-
sition parties have porished, ms distinc-
tive political organizations. after the first
triumph and the first defeat; while the
people have as invariably returned with
renewed confidence and hope to the grand
old party of JRFFERsoN and JACKSON,
which has always been able to rescue the
Government from the dangers and evils
OF maladministration SO it will be
again The Democratic party will live
through defeat. 1t will live while consti-
tutional liberty and free government sur
vivc upon this continent, 1t is the sheet
anchor of the nations hopes; when it is
LOT al = Loot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-24

distinguished patriot Of this State writes
70 us as follows;
GENTLEMEN Your paper says nothing Of
the proposed meeting Of the IRdr Democracy
at Chicago, on the 10Th. Is Il an Abolition
dodge or sure enough affair always
fear cat iH The meal in such cases.
YouTs, &c.
The fear expressed by our correspondent
is rational, and it Justly applies to this cnse
in particular as to such cases in general
The proposed meeting is called under the
auspices of men in Illinois and Indiana who
have acted heretofore with the rad cas, and
who intend to act hereafter with the radicals
The men in question are radicals to all intents
aud purposes. The object Of the meeting is
indeed simply to reinforce the radical ranks
in the coming Presidential contest This
fact is well understood on llsdes, as is evinc-
ed sufficiently by the applause the movement
receives from the most ultra radical journals
aud by the condemnation il receives from the
most lndeous conservative journals For
example, tho Chici igo Tribune, as radical ss
its New York namesake, warmly applauds the
movement, while the Chicago Post, as con-
servatlve as its Boston namesake, warmly con-
demns the movement; and so with the radical
aud the conservative journals in general
] 4
the latter uniformly stigmatize it.
Our correspondents suspicion is undoubted-
ly Just. The affair is ian Abolition dodge"
"a cat an the meal I" though, as it is the
radical grimalkin's second Appearance in the
conservative mealtub, aud particularly as he
was both detected and exposed on his first ap-
pearance, we think the dodge may be fairly
considered as about played out The phrase
War Democrat in the mouths Of the radi
Gals has come to be very well comprehended
by the public Ii can no longer deceive any
body The appelation in the mouths OF con
servaties signifies nothing more or less than
the word conserUGtiUe ITSELF though, as the
appellation is so much abused by the radicals,
the conservatives would in our Judgment act
wisely to drop it altogether For its signili
cation Is very different in the mouths Of the
radicals, and 1t is In their mouths all the time.
When the radicals praise man for being a
War Democrat or denounce him for not be-
ing one, they do not mean q Democrat who is
in favor of the war, but n Democrat who is in
favor OF the radical aim and management of
the war--a Democrat, in short who supports
the radical ticket. They mean such Demo
crat as Benjamin Butler or Andrew johnson
or Robert Dale Owen. In word, the phrase
"War Democrats" in the mouths of the radi.
Gals is merely another form of expression for
AbOtiaoniSed Democrat And this the pub
lie now comprehend. Hence, the phrase has
lost whatever power to deceive it may have
once possessed, 1t is fast becoming a name
OF approbum and of weakness instead of
name OF power. The radicals have disgraced
II, MS they disgrace or tend to disgrace every
thing else they touch For tLlg reason we do
not apprehend that the meeting at Chicago
will do the radicals much good or the country
much hurt, 1t will be sort of farce, in
which the actors laugh in each others faces.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-24
Get Enough sleep.

We have often heard young men remark
that four or five hours sleep was all they want
ed, and all that the human system reuaired
The habit of going without sufficient sleep is
injurious. Thousands no doubt, permanently
lnjure their health in this way We live in a
fast age, when everybody seems to be trying
to pervert the order Of nature. If folks will
persist in turning night into day, it is not to
be wondered that few last out the allotted
term OF life No matter what be a mans oc-
cupaIon-physcal or mental, or like Othellois
gone and living in idlenessr-lhe constitu-
ton cannot last, depend upon it, without a
suliieienoy of regular and refreshing Sleep
Joe Hunter, the great surgeon, died suddenly
OF spasmodic disaiiection OF the heart dis
ease greatly encouraged by want Of sleep. In
a volume just published by a medical man
there is one great lesson that hard students
and literary men may learn, and that is, that
Hunter probably killed himself by taking too
little sleep "Four hours rest at night and
one after dinner, cannot be deemed sufficient
to recruit the exhausted powers of the body
and mind " Certainly not, and the conse
quenee was that Hunter ed early. II men
viii insist in cheating sleep her twin sister,
Death, will avenge the insult.-M Y. Times,