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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
BALLARD HOUSE.
IMPOR + A MT CH N q X
rXNun D-....r4orn- of Tho RAIt Ann Hon

4 IIOpEiCtOtb vi bhc DAAAAho AAOOca
desming conducive the comfort and oonvsnieacs q
their patrons ytors, have determined 70 oondnss As bo
on the EUROPEAN STYLk
Ths n0rEL VIII .bHshed under s Arrangements and
after the april The patronage Of the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, h
supplied With the best that the market AfoId and
every and comfort regards rooms and ssrvaa
attentions Will be furnished.
beg leave 70 express Their ants 70 hoss vhe
have 90 generously pEtrored them, and By giving ther NIB
vdua attention pleasure and comfort Of tr gussn ksps
70 merit 3 continuance OF the Same.
kkLLs-From A n 10 II p n.
api j. o. TAILIAfEktO %.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

AUGUSTA. IA, feO ~ lcoA
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
soldiers the Army Of Northern Frgnia and che
where they prepared 10 carry arrangements as
nounced In card, and that they Win do all In their
power 10 fuiA Its requirements JAhhs ehuIEk,
General eup't and Acting President,
iee-a,6an Southern kxpress 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

DIRH RoBBEkY proiSue rascal h polluted the
sl Oral sAncum of the Wing with his thievish tread
ard stolen thsrsfrom all the drinking utensils consist
ing in part and 10 gross of broken tunOs Ald oil
tin cup. The cup was rusty with the most poisonous
variety Of vitio and the lumber thoroughly impreg
mated with the deaiist form OF stryOhnns. The pro-
fave rascal also sos all tie king tobacco that in
the bcx. ThA. tobacco mix I'd and favored with
powdered chinch bugs, and vas used solely remedy
aEaInst sdeGIkss Isri6sHd which is well known to be
bJ far the most fatal ind contagious Of all the gbasy
traa Of ma aides to which the tu frame il subject
If The psOfaae viii bling back tbs tin cup, um
bier aud tobacco, We will give HIN q dol'a', ami pub
lsh his name in fol for the benefit OF the public al
charge him Two dollars Snd half fOr the eat
II no does not bring back tat umber aud that tin cup
and that tobacco he will TO dead in less than
.Ourapd twenty hours The prOfane raso. is at full
GbGriy 10 choose e,her horn Of tho dilemma. We pre-
fer that be should select the latter for he ia too mean
to live. Any who would rob an editor is a bad
man. and death will eosner lAtjr be his portion. II
the rrofans rascal lives long enough he viii remember
our prediction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
JANEs L ORR, Chairman,
X. W. jobs son,
A G. HROWS.


EThe 'oioWiag papers Will publish the above Advertisement
ssmoaaIy uut I5h Angus. AID send tn 70 II. Fits
huh The sesats: Rehmon5 Fog rer Sea-
ne Wng Duystch Wilmington Journal Norm Carolina;
Ths OoadrAs Ralsish North USoln Nereary and O5mer,
Charleston o2roaA and euardan Columbia soug Carolina
Chron e sntine AMI OonsuonAst, Augusta, Geo sa
RspbH an savanna Uonfsde Union, niedgeve 1ele
Eaph eop appeal an Iltegeneer, Atlantis IaqulreT, Co.
iambus Gtorga Advertiser and NAL Montgomery Advertiser
and R-ssser obis Alabama; HsSs5PPisn Selma, Alabama
OBSERVER Tuscaloosa Alabama OddO Gazse, shreveport
Louaans Telegraph Houston, rexas ielJ -2tAmtlo a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
oautsrn.st,r General
oUARrERxAsrER GENERALS DEPT,

RICHMOND June let, 1884.
Mr. r. Bullock, Ageat Of this Department. assigned 70
the duy organizing the transportation Of supplies OF ood and
o thing under the arrangement With the Southern Express oon
psny, above related.
He VIII visit the several Relief Associations explain the work
the system and the friends OF soldiers TO take
advantage This way supplying the wants Of those 10
the aeld A. K LAWr0H,
QuartermAster General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

FIszr IN CANPBsLL COUNTY The LynehbuY Viz
gin an GAys bAs reg ular battle took psce on Wednes-
day last O. Pleasant aecb, In Campbell county, be-
tsOsn parcel Of private ciiz ms, urd DIR the command
o. Mr. William L. Willow, and sI deseIters and negro
mao il which tso Of tie dessr,ersons the notorious
DunSln R:.e-ani ore Kali, were MORALLY Wouods d.
TINS is the secoad time Rice has deserted and been
sh,t By ci, n Ia the fight Nc. Prcs e 'on OF DAn
n Pfies) received severe and painful WOuod, having
ssh: buckshst 70 pass through the a,shy pant Of his
thgA.
The desertsrs had . regular camp and stood their
ground and f0asa: Ike veterans -Four we're cAPsued,
together with The negro m,n, (EhO belongs 70 hr.
Richard Bradley of said county WAC seemed 50 be the
commlssary Of the camp sI,
Th,rs ara several other regular camps and gEtss Of
ssIssrs in ths eourty; and snos hsctEens have bad
to AXE the matter in hand they determined 70 make
q clean sweep Of them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
TO CAPITALISTS AND FARMERS.

" VALUABLE FARM, OF lSoo.acres OIL Land,
In the State Of s,ssp aseut two miles Iem the river
Of that name about 100 miles below Memphis, for Iae
authorised 10 sell valuable tsae, located as sbote
county Austin, the eounty s3, containing
1850 acres which 400 and eo0 acres dead-
easd"
The improvements those usually foun new settled
farm such servants oRbnS overseer house.
barns, &C.
clear al AZ anxious 10 SELL
are sell At such price Will ndacs olpta
iyis Il soDpIN APPER on
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TEL Il Ii Il a Z N / @.
aeperss or the Prsss Association,

Anersd according 10 "ot Of Congress In The year lss -
PaaAsdn In the orkh uce Of the District Court the Cor
fed srste States Northern DtriOt Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

sproiiI oRprBa

tu4Aofl
SPECIAL oRDEss,l
No. 804.
v In obedienos 70 distractions A and General
the following order repabhed for hs Information Of "a
kDJT ARD INsP'R eEsnRALs oYVml
RIcaNosD, April Ih, 1853. !
SPECIAL osDnRs,
XXX Bsader General John H. Wrder g hereby directed
immediate enquiry and report without delay:
1s The name rank regaent and oorPd Of al connisoned
CHEERS and Length CT tine each has been In The city.
3D. In each he Will require copy Of the eavs By which
scer "a from bis proper command stsoned
ciiy copy Of the order BY which he upon duty
XXI whsneverh appears th.t oncar not nghfaiy In
Richmond he vii forthwith 70 his proper commsrs ar
is tao, reported to this oee for further sccn Of he Dsps
meoi.
y command Of the Secretary OF War.
Hlgred) JOHN WTrHT2S,.
ASH kcjt Gen
IN accordance vh the shove orders, sn ocsrs arriving Ia
city, and those duty 10 this city (sho have not srssdyde
SOL report person. without delay, these heAdquS-,en
By order Of BhgldsT GENERAL JonE b. WnnsS, Dom .
DepNI J. W. PEGRA1. L. A. &C
70 ie--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20


ohes Of Circuit OhAlOts eosnEy, MocdAy,
R,ssrt 4. crOSdsr an Adsias his wife, PIES,
against
A. Sarah his vile, bstssy Ann Horkin Matilda
Anos Robert D. CLANCY, Wan BJEden AnC M his Wife
kss5en J Clancy, Reps ZOOS Kan, WIN Elam, James
Kan Jones Kan, AuguHG Elam Joseph ksm, IlhA
Eza klsn, aiRry Am kaI, siuad hH1, Ei1A-
seIh R.m hoAArd KAN, ARIy hoSK, Ph lip Oboine and
Malta Am h wife, Edward Gregyry, James Gregory
John OsbOrne and Mary his Wlie Joha solomon SreSory
uAVd Gregory krSaees Alan, hartht klam, Ln,inds
klam samuel Alan, Elam, Mamie Jane Ham, Jadsen
"a Alan, AbrAn EAm and IGa h. ElAm, Dsin.
~ OHAnUERY.
Fae object this suit 70 have iAe ca and assigned to AIDE
her portion Of The real estate OF Nn and Lucinda
Hsm dsceRsed. -
IL appearing 6y ai.y the defend ants, Betsey Ann Ho
dos X clancy, Bsvden and Mary Lis wife, keu ca
h uhAney Rsps Eam, wm slam, James klAr, JoEn
Gam Khan, Philip UsOoTpe ADD Aarth bis WIFE keWsrd
Grezory JEl sEory John osb and Mary bis vile,
Jobn Gsg,ry David . Gregory, Rranse' Man' MsrnA
KAN, LnclndA ElGu samuel Ham, Wm liam ana hAry
are this 5Ait: On motion Of The PlAina'
pV uns that H1d defendants do aPPe with
h ous poa Gsr dGs publication hereof do what
sary % sr5tsc thslr intefsAs Ia this su-
Isl7-v4. WM A SMITH, okrk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

I'll LES, ETC.
Il Plat bastard and smooth Aes
roand square nie5
Hound Bastard dies
Nails, TAcks, HIKING Hoes, Man1re Forks, &c., &c.
For tAls low ~
WILLIAMS, ELLIOTT 4 GO,
jy1-eod4t No. OF Main Street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

600 Pounds VIM. Greanors
BI.rais, TOBACCO, warranted sound and Of .ns Lsry
bess qualify suitable for export and win DO delivered IN Winning
or 1::!S::S ~ A%'A'" In puvkI.
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MEDICAL BOOKS :
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Hesgs on Women and her Diseases vol
Meigs Children l vol.
Liston Muttefs aargery. vol
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed TO Henrico County Jail, on
w the qIth Of May, 1864, negro nAmel WILLIAM
HESRY the properly OF VIM Allen, Of Richmond The said
gro &c q yea Of aga fest inches high dark
pexion spare built had when cOmuied dark jacket light
pants grey uniform cap His requested t.
iorward opety pay charges and take away he
will be with according ESQ. ID. PLEASANfs,
yl-n shern OF Henrico county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
TO THE CLEnKs OLE THE COUNTY O0UsTs.

IN order to facilitate the granting OF sSrtl6-
Il Gates exemption niltlry ouy by the Goysnar
obtain T Of tae Justices OF The Peace lately
the dnets Of sou7ty with repecays
Of the Justices Toe Clerks Courts requested 70 fu
Information the Secretary
Commonwealth. Justices elect entitled
thirty days their election, aod their term Of
dn the as: Of August oerncstes sxsmp
uOn VIII therefore not Take elect until aser nai dste
jel0 Wk- SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

MAYoKs CoURT-RecOrder Caskie held this court
yesterday nornirg, and business was dsspa ohed In
brief order. Evsiy cate WAS quickly but thoroughly
sxanis cd and spossd Of There was no daxdrg G, 10
long Winded harsngues.
Fuller, slave, who, from bis general appearance,
might have been blood relation Of your Uncle Ful.
lea" had been caught in the street with hospital
trees The only account he could give of L. WAs that
"a nan at Shinbora,Eor had gin l." to hin. A po-
locmAn who Wrs present gave Fuller q bad character,
aypg tina! be had IN be kicked ouE Of the Old Market
every morning for stealing. The Recorder ordered him
10 be whipped. Toe mattress Is new one, aud worth
cal &c Tor.
A h.tby, dirty negro girl, named Nary, was ordered
o be whipped for stealing two bseatPns from Mira.
atIiX Mooushne, JswGsi. According 20 Mrs. Noon
SHINES statement, Mary was much gwen 70 picking and
stealing; che hAd al fsrent times stolen meal hand
kershiss, soap and aaAily the breAstpins but hrS,
Moonshine had reiIained from telling Mr. Aoonthne,
because be, being Of naturally impetuous aud hoI
temper, would have pitched into May aud castgAied
her numerically. Mr.. AooDsllne pres-nt, a-d
though considerably cocksyed, did look over and
a0oSe ferotious Ii Mary really steal the soap she
mus have been utterly ignorant lis Properties other
some OF it to tie ,l.ansiDg Of her own person and
clothing.
Two rtLe negroes named Robert, who looked like
Two dumpy css.-iron moOksys were ordered to be
threshed for pering in the New Market. Rooert No.
lad stolen salt chad and Robert No. parcel Of
hen sgg4 0lssr Gnfha stated that they made bus
ueSa OF hanging about the market aud stealing every
thing rhty could get their hands on. This ada "a
that It would be excellent plan for the police to de-
mAnd hs pGss of every negro boy and found
ing about the markets Hundreds of runAwsys proWl
about the HArkS.s every morneg, making handsome
living by robti4g tie Gsun,ry pecpe. We should not,
perhaps In view Of their tIOtiOn, regret the country
peoll e loss but for the fac: that they indemnify them
s,ves by raising their prices tie toWa people. II
oounryman has ten chickens in market, Tor which be
axis IS piece and runaway steal one the country
mao edAtey raises the prc, OF the rsmAiang nine
co $40 peos and feels Iha: he Is only "gstpg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
HuxDaED BArs MIs WIN 0RAsF.

We saw soldier yesterday uhOSs reliability Is hs-
yond question, just from ROWlets, who informed Us
taas instead Of tie HAnFshire reGimSh which hA'
h,en On pexet in frolt Of our breAstHoks uPto few
DAYS AGO "hundEed day men" from Ohio are nOH per-
forui3g picket duly th.ie. BE stated, furthermore,
thar, n the army many bsEeVS Grant IS dead, while
ohes dsere6ls The report bsirg Of those things
too good 60 b. trus.
A, far as bis observation goes, all still remains a.
Quiet a. II he tEO opposing armies we're playing
soldiers.
This cannot, Of ecu Sc, son;nue much longer. he
had heard the report before leaving HJElSts, that The
Yankee asss had its Aiys a. half mat AOndY. tbs
sr- continues in good spirits while the Yankees SPOo
The front Of our infOrnsn brigade, tired Of the war,
are becoming gentle ~ lambs Aad a. harmless IS
DIVES
GIN A. tNI,H-RHAF rHE RLuE via FAT % Hin
Rwn be remembered stat eW Gays ago our tele
Rrspno 6Oamn recorded drobOiug administered 70 the
Yxske, General W. csc nans heads his article BY L.
6,n. 81 pben d. Lea. Al ho may agAa 1u-n up, our
,.,ds,s .ll doubtless like 10 know something Of him
fem he pan Of ore Of his brother Yalk'e ohosFs Of
tbe II cOrpS Who served under him in the famous
Red ,iysr sX ,sdtOu Hare is what be aAyI Of him IN
biz diary
"N.,sh So - When We stepped to rest, GEE
snih rode by, and the boys booted biD, yelling on
saob ,urressons a. thse Blow him up be eIs' Up
fo,' Old WAi.ky Barrel = 'WhiIky Saith Give hun
bel . 'ssOo. him" -, ~. He Was pale vita lear
flgs, nOEtiR.AtiOa, or all combined
"SaJ % He Is nos &c for h'tH General LOT rs
Il drunk half NE tina, or half drunk al the TINA NJ"
Erals Jsurg General tus viii nAkSs much better OF
than Saith, fer be Il nj drunkard-"
Thai genuine. Ths diary Wa picked up On the ma
Of ths ate bAitle.
4 sALLAHR EEAE On xAE ROANOKE.
Tia e6ldsSOro State Journal Of the 1854 b in pas'ss
asa Of fsner dssaIla Of tAs hAndsons ARir On th'
RosuOks, 70 witch We alluded several dAyS AE0. III
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VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CARPENTER
n

WANTED-The descendants or other rela
w lives OfBUsH2OD CARPENTER ESQ who lived about
year lsO In King na osea county Va apply By letter.
aysl|SSnsn Barhser 81 Upper Bedford Place,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

NlRGiNIA.-At rules holden in the Clerks
ohss Of Ihs Circuit OhAflOs eOsnSs, MOcdAy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

for Office! Thcy find that he is candidate for
President, maugre his repeated disclaimers. But,
a. be cannot obtain votes enough to succeed
he will probably make virtue of necessity, aPd
himself nominate Mcclellan. Then if Dean
Richmond will promise Fernando Wood the
Govcrnorshp, while Seymour gets the reversion
Of q place in the Cabinet, Southern Vice-Pres-
dent and double-iaced platform will finish up
the work, and Chicago may have breathing
room again by the middle Of the week.
Unionists not on the platform Of the Mont,
eomery Constitution a desperate and doubtful
struggle il before us .Ir our armies do not SUBJ
stantially crush the Rebel power before Noyem-
Der. we shall have all we can do 10 keep their
friends out Of power at tho great election. so
let MS cease our chickering's, close our ranks, and
prepsre at once for The shortest and fiercest
Presidential CANVASS Of tho century
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
NGI,TU CAROLINA.

The report Of serious fight at Greco,
borough, n. C., between JEFF. Dayiss consoript.
ing officers and the people, wherein the former
were worsted, not Only seems well authent.
Gated, but is intrinsicaly probable.
Greensborough is the capital of Guilfod
County, and was the scene Of one Of the best
fought battles of the Revolutionary War Hh
nearly equldistant from the eastern and western
extremit.cs of the State, but considerably north
Of the center Guillord County Is largely pco.
pied by Quakers, il in population the third
County in the State, having 2O,O56 inhabitant,
whereof but $685. are slaves. 1t was algsyss
sterling Wing County. sending to Congres: su&
men rs Augustine II. Shepperd, John A. Gil.
mer and John NJ. Morehead. II was 1--WE bs.
lieve) the only County in the State that gave
Adams majority over Jackson in 1873; it gave
Clay 2, l30 votes to Polk 5Ij in a.; and Las
always gone about four Wing TO one at each con-
tested election. In 1860, it gave Bell / ,S3s,
Breckenridge 304, Douglass i- OF course, il
never gave any consent to Secession except
through fraud; aud it has long enough been
tired of Rebel conscriptions. So have nearly
every County west Of it in the State, with most
Of those further east.
Northern people know little of the terror Of
Confederate CONSUMPTION. A Southern Unioast
SAYS he has seen small farmer drive into ons
of the county towns Of North Carolina with his
wife and two children IN his one-hor.e wagon,
and be pulled out of it with scarcely word w
the conscriptng officer ard hurried off to tho
conscdpting camp with hardly a chance 10 Sag
goodbye to his family. who may never see hin
again.
Western North Carolina opposed passive 70
sistancc to the CONSUMPTION from the Outset.
The local con 'cripting officers could do nothing
and gave it up. North Carolina soldiers were
sent after them with no better success. Thea
a Texas regiment was sent but proved ill.,
sufficiently hardened for the work. Finally, Q
body Of Cherokee sayages WAS sent, smart
ing under the recollection of their fatheu'
wrongs in being driven from this region quar-
ter Of century ago. They did the work re-
quired, but with what rapine devastation and
murder, few will know till the Rebellion is no
more. Such il the penalty paid by North Caro-
lina for her adherence TO the cause of Treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

the Lshe stndd.d WITH ray coor.d p,essur. boat,
appearing and then in striking contrast with u.
green foliage that inses It's banks, the water aos
proudly over Its surface children play on tho hw,s
throngs Of visitors from divers omos move among N.
trees, whose leaves famed with the soft lsys OF the Inn
SIC wave silent APPROVAL all full of life and eniov
ment' and some familiar strain breathes q swsti 4.
iuence around, the whole appears IKE an enohuaDt.<
scene"
We never remember to have encountered
so much poetry ~ business report belor.;-
1t is respectfully submitted by A. II. Gree.
and ii. G. Stebbins. There are some mara
lyrics-tbis time metrical and by pee.s.
these we will not quote; but they be,
to render the whole Report mucilacipou,
to swallow. Az we think skating in the Park
pis-ailer affair, we will Leave q note Of that ort
Come We TO the statues, which are charmiuy
taken with shrubbery and waters. There AZ,
30: from Orpheus to our Indian. Bas.relix.
are y. As there are II 900 statues in the Ca.
thedral at Milan. thore is room for more in IN.
Park.-Those who are curious in more technical
detail, we refer to the book itself, which is elas
orately prepared, and interesting to the Al anhst.
taneso who loves his little Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
The Paterson (N. ~ Daily Press say:

Tiir y. !. ThDUSY has improved in It's appcarsso'
vefJ materially since the tate printers strike Previous
~ tlai affair u scarcely possible 10 read lie core
spondcucs without microscope while the quantity "
that article great sin0s, ~ dc'. m ordinary
reader from making the attempt. Now It's corFotpon.
donce is brought out clearly N brewer and minon
loaded type. rcad, marked and iaSSrdiy dgested II
every strike make such improvement IN Appearances.
hope the cospOetors vii keep on striking II !. -
yrat mistake in either readers publishers IA prefer
mere quantity TO qaslity and general appearance
The Press has not we'll considered tho matter.
A newspaper mast print the news. (We mean
II must, if it is published in Ncw-York.) And
there nro seasons when, with Congress and most u,
the State Legislatures in session, while IL gneat
war is going ,and We are in the constant receipt
of important reports from II brigade Of oorcopon.
dents, we have just the choices either 70 print The
bulk oil or reports IN mall type or om!. ttcu
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Newglork DAILY Gribmrs
MONDAY. AUGUST %. 1864.
The Tribune.

All tho materials used in tho publication of a
newspaper have largely sdysnced IN price within the last e"
b,onthL The white paper on which we print THs DAILY
TsIsUsH than receive from the sale Of tie
printed sheet and every sdd ons desni for tue paper is 50
suoh added loss We therefore compelled to alvnce TIE
price Of his paper which from aud aor Thursday July ~
viii BE- os single copy, CEsrs where delivered N TIE
ely by carriers. - CESTs WEEK The NAL 'uo'i oe''
he Daily viii ss charged s10 per Annun by reference
&C. our Terns it will be noticed that we make no s'
ths regular Subscription prices Of the semi esAS H''
Weekly but for the pressn; must suspend gu c"o MOS
end adhere strictly regular yearly 'no'o'n
An extra copy Of the paper will be sent 10 pAf''
Subscriber, and making remitances g. Aer'o0i''
tsuoes made before this notice reaches tle i'''' "
s.aVed ss,I me ORDERS sxocueds, our Old 'ai"''