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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-02

LabOring Gold and Silver Mining
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.-A ia meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees of the Laboring
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at
Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, October
Nth, 1868, an assessment of one (Sl) dollar
per share was levied, payable to the Secretary
immediately, at his Office in Gold Hill.
w. w. VAN VLEIT, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, Oct Is, 1868, ol6-lm
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South HnwIcr G. az .. M. Good

BY order ofthe Board of Trustees,
o26-lm I. LAWRENCE POOL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-02

By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. l6, 1868. ocl7 lm1
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Notice.-The public is hereby eau.

NOtice.-The public is hereby Cau-
toned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following certificates Of stock in the La
boring Gold and Silver Mining Company, as
the same were sold for assessments at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, on the 9Th
day of October inst, and will not be trans
ferred hv the Secretary.
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NOTICE. -The public is hereby

NOTICE. The public is hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for the following certificates OF stock in the
Michigan Mining and Mill Company, as the
same were id for assessments at public
auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
Office of the Secretary in Gold Hill, on the
oath day of October inst, and will not be
transferred on the books of the company:
Geo. p. ellis. Certificate No. IA for 8 Shr's
Solomon Giller, Certificate No. 6S for shr'S
solomon Giller, Certificate No. 50 for shr's
CIV. Lufkin, 7 shS ofcert'e No 81 for 10 sh's
J. H. Fish, Sh'S of certifi'c No. 10 for 10 sh's
o26-lm S. H. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Iver Rar Gold and Silver Mining

silver Bar Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-Assessment Sale:==Notice is
hereby given that on FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of NOVEMBER, A. D. 1858, at the hour
of one o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, IN front OF
the Company's office in Gold hhl, VIII .. be
sold at public auction so many shares OF the
following parties stock as WIN Pay Inc tae
amount of assessments set opposite their
names: .a.-
John Cawley......... l89, 1874. 40 $2O 20
VIM Smith ............ l94, 1885,. 90. ~ =.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

Hs3y@ In another column will be
found an advertisement Of the Recel-
YER ofnthe Steubenville and Indiana
Railroad, which is very important to
all Stockholders and those who have
claims against the road. The propo-
sition Of the Receiver is one that no
stockholder or creditor should fail to
accept. 1t is an old saying that "it is
better to get a half loaf than none. +"
So it is in relation to the road. If
the road is sold all stockholders and
claimants will forever lose all their
stock and all their claims against the
road. We trust that all of our read
ers who are interested in this matter,
and they are numerous, will immedi-
ately do what they are urged to do by
the Receiver of the Road. By so do
ing they will not only benefit them
selves, but keep the road from being
sold at q great sacrifice,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

That Barrett has beenin the East pur-
chasing his stock for the Holidays
In addition to lis already large stock
tits his intention to bring on such a
stock as was never seen before in this
part Of the "moral vineyard" Bush
is, as everybody knows, man Of
Judgment and taste, and we are assu-
red that he will have such display
Of choice goods as will astonish every
beholder. As Christmas will soon be,
here, people are very naturally look
ing around for presents for their
friends and 'sthe children" Barrett's
is just the place TO go for them. He
can suit both large and small, grave
and gay, male and female Give him
call, hais4J1 ig ee
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d [ H D


December 8, in Cadlz, MARY, wife Of Rob>
ert Mccullough, in the 10Th year other age.
She was good woman; and an old SOL.
der Of the cross She united with the church
Of Mill Creek under the ministerial services
Of Rev. George Scott, and for So years she
has been an acceptable member of the Pres
byterian Church. She was remarkable for
her reverent feelings towards God, her love
for the church, and her delight in the truths
of the Bible, And not less remarkable for
her punctual presence both at church and
the prayer meeting.
She enjoyed an undoubted hope Of Heaven
and on her dying bed would calmly say, 81
am only waiting till God will let me go
home" And when the measure of her days
was full, her sun of lie went down without
cloud, to rise upon brighter world than
this. "There remaneth therefore rest to
to the people of God"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16
rwO Hundred Dollars Extra
BOunty la Cadiz Township.

The Draft will certainly take place
on the 9TH of next January, unless the
full quota is raised before that time.
There has never been a draft in Cadis
Township, and her citizens seem de-
termined there shall not be. Cadiz
Township will pay an extra Bounty of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to all
who volunteer to her credit until her
quota of thirty is full. This is an op-
portunity that will no doubt be impro-
we'd by those subject to the Conscrip~
ton and Others. This, with the Gov
ernment bounty, will give each man
who volunteers the nice little sum of
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWO
DOLLARS, and the strong prospect
is that the monthly wages of the Vol
unteers will be raised, which W ould be
better than to 60 without it. Fami'
lies Of Volunteers also get bo unity
paid in monthly installments, while
there has been no provision made fol
the families Of Drafted men, and we
do not know whether the .e will be or
mot. 1t my be odious to engage in
the war as it is conducted at present;
but it is certainly better to gol with a
conf ortable supply of ''greenbacks"
than being driven empty handed.
We would also repeat that portion
of our last weeks article concerning
the "free Americans of African de,
scent" Not one has volunteered from
this vicinity under the last call. They
may rejoice over their Emancipation
Proclamation" but unless they put
their "shoulder to the wheel at this
time, leading Abolitionists have assu-
red us that they will lose all confidence
| in them. Let them remember this.
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rpsE~ The soldiers Aid Society re

Hey~ The soldiers Aid Society re-
quests US to say to the people from
the country favorable to the cause that
they can leave their contributions at
the Court House on the Wednesday
and Thursday preceding christmas
Turkeys chickens, Hams, sealed
Fruits, Dried Fruits, etc, ETC., can be
leftSthere in any quantity. What is
left after the Fair is over, will be box
ed up and sent to the soldiers.
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~ .ITTr- IN y --TIl q
NFcdnry.s Crisis,

Col. S.'Medary has issued his pros!
pectus for the 4th volume of "The Cri-
sis" published at number p West
Gay st. Columbus, O., at So 90 per
year, .r5st.l dg hge 7a
One excellent feature Of this pa
per is thatit gives, in full, most Of
the important documents of asthe day,
aadin quarto form, making it conven-
ient for preservation. "a
Wesbespeak for. "Fhe Crisis a lib
.eral patronage in Harrison. mrg
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nIg@ Those that owe us for eitht

pGay- Those that owe us for either
their subscription TO the Sentinel, ad-
vertising or job work, could not make
Il more acceptable Christmas or New
Years present, than to pay the a.
mount of their Indebtedness between
this AMI the 1st dly of next January.
We shall know OUR TRUE FRIENDS by
their acts. We have o considerable
amount of money to pay against that
time. Money can either be paid at
the off &c or sent by mil.
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Valuable Dwelling House and
Business Room For Sale.

The large frame house on Main
street, Cadiz, in which the "SentineP'
office is located, is for sale on reasona-
BILE terms. Possession given of the
dwelling house at any time. For fur
ther particulars enquire Of j. M,
Estep or the editor of the Sentinel.
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Additional List of EkiiIed and
Wounded from Harrison cOnah-
ty isi tlse Recent isattlcS.

Additional List of skiiled and
Wounded from Harrison cOnah-
ty in tlse Recent battles.
In addition to the list of killed and
wounded of the 69th Ohio, which we
published last week, we have the sad
intelligence to communicate in this
issue that others have fallen in the
struggle.
The 98th Ohio was employed in
skirmishing at Chattanooga, and Da-
yid Patterson, of Capt. Lacoy's COM
pany was killed.
In the squad taken from this oun-
ty by Lieut.. Hoffman, attached to Go.
|, Goth Ohio, Matthew Henry was
wounded in the leg, and had to suffer
amputation close to the hip; William
McElson and Thomas Kildsw, of this
company, were also wounded. .-
In Company K, same regiment,
Joseph HeAing, announced last week
as mortally wounded, has since died =.
Capt. Cunningham's Co. B, 30th
Ohio, had three wounded-W. II.
Barr, M. S. Cussick and r. Y. Pat
terson.
Co. 1, 18th Ohio, (Capt. Carnahan's
Company lost one killed and three
wounded-William Randall, killed;
John B. Martin, Festus Jones and E.
Updergraff, wounded.
Total number of Harrison county
soldiers killed, 6. Wounded II.
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GJ-Horace Greeley who was in Washing
ton when the Presidents message was deliv-
cred, was delighted with it and congratula.
ted the President upon its success. The
proclamation at the end is OF course satis-
factory to Greeley and other DisunioD radi-
cal Jacobins. 1t will equally crafty the
rebel Disunionists in the South.
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GThe story that General Thomas Fran
els Mea CHER was captured during the recent
movement OF the Army OF the Potomac is
incorrect. He was on visit to the rem
nant Of his old Irish brigade when the ad-
vance upon the enemy was ordered, and he
went with them to the front; but he was
not taken prisoner. He returned with them
across the Rapidan, and is now the guest o.
General Corcoran at Fairfax Court House,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

OF Last Friday thirteen guerrillas, under
Captain Morgan, relative OF General John
Morgan, entered Mayfeld, Kentucky. Az
ter robbing two stores, niue Of them left =
Four remained behind, The citizens de.
manded that they should surrender. They
refused. One was killed and another NOR
tally wounded. The other two escaped
Alarm was felt that the town would be at
tackled, but force was sent to protect it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16
A Sa d Case.


Obediah Miller, of Cadiz township,
has been bereft, by tho war, of three
sons, the comfort and support Of his
declining years. One found his grave
on the bloody field of Shiloh; one died
of disease contracted in the service,
and tho third was pierced through the
brain in the taking of Missionary
Ridge. This is trulya sad case of be-
reavement, and hard to bear. This
old man has made greater sacrifice for
the war than any Of your boosted pa
triots. He has but one. son left-a
small lad. aH asf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

Esg~ Mr.. Donahue's Law Office is in
the room over McConneps grocery,
near Hanna News Depot, where he
may be found at all times; the reports
of interested parties to the contrary
notwithstanding, =, y, Z ',i5I .5'' S'1|
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

aag- Stewart, at the Corner, has a
fine stock of goods, which he sells as
chep as the cheapest. If you want to
buy good goods at fair prices, go to
Stewards. & <.-@' tf
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yn,c.-ssas yyhsSn be!HrahalIino conn

Dsy When the rebellion conmen-
,ced the Ohio Banks had three mill
lions specie. they now have eighteen
hundred thousand dollars, the remain.
ing 81, 100000 having evidently been
sold, yielding d profit to the bankers
of over half a million as a conse-
quence Of the war. M al 5g@ ss.
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aGy- Mrs. McCooK, wife of Col.
George W. McCook Of Steubenville,
die l on last Thursday. She was
devoted christian, an affectionatc mo-
ther and a kind wife.
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w-Tho publication of piece of
acknowledgement poetry in last week $
Republican headed, "The Draft" may
he calculated to Encourage volunteer
inc, = but we fEcan't see it. !" '
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Pay Up.

Jack Coleman requests us to say,
that unless those indebted to him pay
up against New Years, their accounts
will be placed in the hands of those
who are not slow in collecting ah
He still continues to give better
bargains than ever. Call in. ~
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KrLLEp.-A man by the name {

KrLLEp,-A man by the name Of
Robert Hays, from Massillon, Ohio,
who has been working in Steubenville
for some weeks, fell off the railroad
bridge near the Jefferson Iron Works
in that city, last Friday, and broke
his neck. He, in company with some
other men, had been drinking.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

n9=T The exercises of the anniyer-
sary of the Didaskalon Literary SOci-
ETY. of the McNeely Normal. School
will occur on Friday evening Dec.
18th, 1868. Admission 16 cts. Chill
dren 10 cts. ,r-' f.slal 81. 70 ia
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~ ~" T14 road. *}@a"' ia ~aTfs
THE undersigned has been appointed spa
clal Commissioner in this cause to audit the
claims against said Company; therefore notice
is hereby givensior the holders thereof to pre-.
sent the same to me at my Office in S.eubens
vii 10. on or before the first day OF January
1864 and the creditors of said company are
hereby further notified that a decree for the
sale OF the mortgage premises Of said Railroad
Company was tak en- at the November term Of
said court, and a stay Of execution Of the sale
thereof until the first day of January, 1864,
was granted to enable the creditors of said
Company to agree upon the plan heretofore
submitted to them FOR its sfeorg ganzation.
As an order of sale will certainly be issued
on the said first day OF January, 1864 unless
stockholders and creditors by that time have
signifed in writing their assentto the surren-
der of one half their slock, and the interest on
| their claims against the Company and therefore
| If possible, to avoid said sale, and secure to
the stockho lders one half of their stock, and
the unsecured .creditors their debt, without in
terest, urgently cal upon you to forward to
Justin u Morris, Secretary OF this Company j,
atSteubenvlle, Ohio, your certificates Of stock
and evidences OF Indebtedness, with authority
to him to acceptt the plan OF reorganization on
your behalf - THOS. l.. JEWEFF,
s4 Recsivcr and Special Commissioner, NJ
g1b 9 Steubenville and Indiana Railr DAD.
Dec. l6, 1882 @as@3 nGlgN.iUua aHt Ha.i x
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16
Legal Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
County, Ohio. s.&
Hes'er v. Henderson and John) 6s
G. Henderson, James Fisher Poti ii ii
and Martha Fisher,
Mary Custer and Isaac Custer,
Mahala P Fisher, John c. Partitio o n
Fisher. and Eva Ann Fisher.
THE above named defendants, Mary Custer
and Isaac Custer, Mahala P Fisher, John C.
Fisher and Isaac Lemasters, guardian of said
John G. Fisher, Eva ANA Fisher and Isaac LIE.
matters, guardian Of said Eva Ann Fisher will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 10th daysof December,.A. D., 1868
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
lho county of Harrison, by Hester V. Hender-
son and John G. Henderson and James Fisher
and Martha Fisher, and is now pending, whete.
IN said Hester-V. HeHdefson aid lohf g. Hen
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
demand partition Of the following real estate.
towt: Part OF the Southwest quarter Of section
thrty-stx $50 in township eleventlD OF range
five I5l, and that at the next term OF said court
the said Hes'er V. Henderson and John 9 Hen-
dersoh and james f'isher and Martha Fisher
will apply for an crder that partition be ma ce O.
said premises. ~.
PHILIP DONAH UE,
'. t". Attorney for Petitioners.
December 16, is63-6t '.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16

been agreed upon by the publishers Of papers
IN Cadiz, TO take effect from aud after January
One square tten lines' or less, three or
HesoG each subsearsnt Insertion. 50
do three menths ! !. ...... 800
so5s5 six months.... ............. 800
do Twelve months. ~. $500. 800
Two squares, three months ........ 800
do six months. ................ 600
do twelve months ....,..,... 1900
Three squares, three months. s.... Co.,. 500
do six months. ............ 90
do twelve months. 1890
Prcfess onal cards, one year.. ........ 800
Legal advertisements, one or thrse in
sertionss perssqnare OF len lines...... l,50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. 5o.
Divorce notices, not exceeding 20 lines. 500
E.ch additional ten lines es.,........ 200
Attachment notices :. 200
Administrators or Executors notices.. zoo
Announcements Of marriages and deaths irce
Obituary, ,chafitdble and religious notices X
per llne.. 80. ..'''. .'.''.
Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price. asi Net
Business notices in local coiumn,t ten lines 90
E9s-Ail egaI advertisements, divorce, at
tacbment administrators, executors, obituary
charitable, religious and business notices, to be
paid tor in all eases, IN advance.
re R.sHATTON, Editor Republican.
C. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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LEGAL Notice

Alexander Moore, Adminis'tor1
of the estate of Robert A, Probate Court
Clark, decd.
VERSUS fflar rison Co.,
James Clark, Thomas Clark, -
and William CLARK, Ell al heirs Ohio.
OF said Robert A Clark, decd
THE said James, Thomas and William
Clark are hereby informed that on the = day
OF December, 1868, filed petition, as Admin
istrator Of the estate OF Robert A Clark decd,
in the Probate court If sait Harrison County,
for the sale of the real est'te of said decedent;
and shall in pursuance Of the prayer of said
petition on the 9th day OF January 1864, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, ask
for the sale OF the following real estate of
which the said Robert A. Clark died, seized,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay
his debts, to wit: the farm conveyed to him by
Thomas Irons and others, being part of sec
ton (24) in Township az Range "a in tho
Steubenvlie land District in said County OF
Harrison, containing seventy five acres more
or less.
ALEXANDER MOORE, A1A'f.
ByJ M. ESrEP, his attorney.
Dec. o. lS63-it .'' ." .+t .'.'r.f
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gGy Al number of Recruits left
Cadiz on last Monday. morning for
Ceiambua " 42s V isttila a'st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
... sN.'E... .' .s -..'.t
M @ N EY
w AN NH'EHD!

THE COMMISSIONERS OF HARRISON
COUNTY purpose borrowing asuficient
amount of money to pay 5000 Boun-
ty in addition to the Government
Bounty to the Volunteers, under the
last call Of the President for 100000
men, from those Townships which have
Indemnifed the Commissioners for
their proportions of the money as as
certained by the quota of men re-
quired Of said Townships.
Six per cent interest per annum
will be given.
Persons having money to loan will
please meet the Commissioners at the
Auditors office, on Monday, the 21st
inst. 1t is hoped the several townships
will furnish such amount of the sum
as will equal the amount required by
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RaiIroad Time Table.
pains m the Cadiz Branch are now run,

Trains on the Cadiz oranUu AIe ~" IN
ming as follows: a' '.a'.a.2
s.c..xa $40 AM. e:45 a. N. 2;4s p
hr1; stcaiiz 7.45 40 1890 745 Is
Ths train leaving Cadiz at $40 A. NJ, con.
roe,s with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:45 A, NJ connects
With the train going East, and the train leav-
ING at 2:45 2. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains. t-a.-
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In The Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
Coanty, Ohio. a4
Rachel Sinshause, Alexanderl
Suxton and Jane Saxton.
. tl rs. Petition
Sarah tfedea, (wdow.) Ann "-
tleaea, Sarah Healea, Belinda . for
Busby and Martin Y. Busby,
Edward Iieulea,, George Hea- Partitio n
lea, Samuel Heaea, Joseph f-
beaIea and Thomas Healed Sr,
aud Thomas Heaiea,S SJr. . -,.,.
rIlElE said Sarah HeaIea (widow) Ann Tfea :.
IL lea and the said other heirs and devisees
OF Edward IIealea, Sr.. late of Harrison coun-
ty, Ohio deceased, will take Hotice that a pc
t!tion was filed against them on the Sd day Of
December, A. d. 1863, i n the said Court of
Common Pleas, by sal, d Rachel Singhause
Alex nder Saxton and Jane, his wife, and is
now pending, wherein said petitioners demand
partition of the following real estate, of which
said Edward Heolca, Sr., died seized, i'll said
Harrison county, to-wit The south west part
OF the south west lu arter OF section IS in
township 10, OF range 4. containing 5l1si lso
the North part OF the North East quarter OF
section SO in township g. and range A., contain
ing / 10 acres; also the middle part oi the west
side OF section 36 township 9, aqd range 4,
containing 361s acres; also part OF tn sIuEh
half OF the south east quarter OF section % in
township 10, range 4, containing acres all in
the SteubenyilIe Land District, AMI at the next
term OF SAID court commencing February !, ,
1864, said Petitioners viii apply for an order
for the assignment of Dover to said Sari ih
tIealea (wtdow) and that partition may be
made Of sand premises.
,- JIM. ESTEP,
Attorney for Demandants.
! Dec g. IS63-6t
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T. M. ESTEP.

n II II o IsNI1 1Y AT LAW
CADlZ, OHIO.
Collections made, and business of Executors
Administrators and Guardians attended, to. ~@
Also tive collection of az PIT ~
Back Pay, BOuDties, Pensions, dEt
of soldiers and widows and heirs of decea; ed
soldiers, &c, atteniei to.
OrFlcE-On Main street, opposite Beall'
Drug Store.
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NEW A ADVERTISING RATES

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the pubIishers Of papers
IN Cadiz, to take effect from aud after January