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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Advance in the Price of Paper.

Imitation has again obtained control of
market for printing paper, and prices
have advanced largely, and are now not
far below the highest average quotation
that prevailed during the war. This is
what publishers apprehended; and this is
the reason why, when prices we're down
for short time, they were deferred from
reducing the price of subscription. In
July last, paper sold in this market at 5
"a Isle. tbs now l8c and very little to
be had at that. At the same time the
price in New York was lac, and yester-
day the article was scarce at 193@20c. :
Paper is as high now in this market as it
was year ago, when gold was 240. II
publishers, therefore, had, when paper
was down, reduced the price of subscript-
ion, they would now be compelled to adj
vance, or publish their paper without profit
as was done during a great portion of last
Cincinnati Gazette. 1y 1rr of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
.INnIANA ELECTION.

An election for county officers was held thro-
cot Indiana on the 10th. The Democracy made
a.. tame showing. Beaten in many of their
strongholds. asat Fort Wayne, and making no
effort at sn IN the Union counties, they come
ontdecidedlylsman. No Democratic ticket was
run in indianapolis None in Lafayette. The
Unionists. voted until they became tired of the
fun. and then stopped. Sullivan, which, next
t. Allen, is the strongest Oopperhead county in
the State, barely gave that party majority
Marshall which, last fall gave them 500 or 600
msjoFity, NOW gives them only,l7s. Putnam
osapsys 1asti5esh GoPPerhead BY about 200.
nov, goes Union by two, majority. Whitley
county, which gave Mcclellan last fall 300 ma
jofity, has elected the entire Union ticket. FUl-
tcasceunty elects a Union Representatives
gain.i The county gave Mcclellan over 100 ma
jority. In some counties the Germans came
over to the support of the Union ticket almost
in.abody.r Never have our opponents made so
paora showing at any election in that State as
theT.did last week. lf.tf l5af rsl1I srf.,ria
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
who Voted The Demscratic Ticket.


Who Voted The Democratic Ticket.
+, The Dayton Journal classities those
who voted the Democratic state ticket of
Ohio as follows: 'n4''5i' ''z @ 8. -
1st. All who voted for Vallandigham.
I'd. All who gave ten cents to support
him.
Sd. All who fed to Canada to avoid the
draft. e. . -.
4th. All who deserted the army.
/ 5th. All who swore the war was a
'failure." 3ffio7.. ataa
9th. All who never gave cent to the
support of the government. So hf' i''7
+ Sth. All who think Davis ought to be
Pardoned. ie
9Th All who would repudiate the public
debt go - ~G4- sf.l s'H5 ''a
eth Those who belive in secession.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
PARDON INCIDENTS.

Many amusing incidents might be re-
corded of pardon seekers at the White
House, Aday or two since Mr.. Hilliard,
of Georgia, former Minister to Belgium,
rushed up to the President, seized his hand
and "hoped his pardon would not be de-
layed.' The President quickly remarked
to the qex-revered gentleman that ''hope
was the reward of the righteous" " and
vouchsafed no other reply. On another
occasion rebel Of some notoriety raised
quite al laugh by saying, u thank you,
Mr.. President, for my pardon, ann now a
good Union man, am emphatically one of
you, but didn't StonewaII jackson give US
he'll in the Valley VASE Cor. NsW
York Herald. .....-..,; ....-,I y a.ti. -..1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Friday, October 20, 1865.
OHIO EEK6TF0N.

Il
,06hcisl ana reported msjorities from all the
eS1nties IN the State have been received at Col
uhabus. They show ! majority Of q, l96 fOr
Cox The baiapce Of the Union ticket is sup
pOsed to have fhly 81. 900 majority Gen. Cox
running behind slightly in many parts of the
Sssseiie The Union loss ON the reserve is some
FIVE or six thoGssnd, caused by an over conf
denosin the success Of the ticket, which made
them neglect TO 60 70 the polls = = = ii',s''i
s,At the late Presidential election, Mr. Lin
c5ln's majority on the home vote was 2s, IY7.
So itWillbe seen that the Union majority now
i about the same it was then This is as wei
as could be desired, iIEli as'-. $50 Hos1ss, ''a
There are IS Union Senators and 20 Union
Representatives elected to the Legislature,
which Is about two-thirds Of both branches =
vsIlndigham win hardly go to the United
States Senate this term. $50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
INDIAN ELO0uENCE.

1--WE have oftenread pathetic speeches of
Indian warriors, but have seen nothing
more touching than the following, by a
Camanche chief, at the recent Council at
Fort Smith, addressed to Colonel Sells.
Brother, my shirt, you see, is in rags.
When | return to my tribe, and say to
them, 4 have been among my friends,
they will not believe me-, if / return in this
ragged shirt. My wife and daughters
will ask, where is the calico your friends
gave youp Brother, what shall I say
about that when return to myipeople 2"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
A cRUnIB OF COMFORT.

: The only erunb of comfort the Democracy OF
Ssudusky county have is the fact they have
carried the county. Almost every where else
not a;vestige ofoopperheadism is left. We do
not know that we ought to grudge them this
little ray Of comfort, for the poor fellows have
had dreadful hard time Of it for few years.
If all their officers elect were as good and patri-
otic menas are Messrs, Haf, Elderkin and Inn
man. we do mot know that we should much care
about; the result. But when we think what
stuff the others are composed of we feel like
putting on sackeloth and ashes. . siUi rii q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Sale of Real Estate.

ON the Goth day of November 1866, at o'clock P NJ
~ at the door of the Court House, in the village OF
Fremont will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ceased, to wit:
Commencing twenty -four feet south Of the south line
of Duane street. thence along the east line of the county
road running north and south through Clyde, Ohio
twenty feet to the oflands decided to VIM. Willis
thence east the north ns of said Willis land sevepty
Eve feet thence twenty feet thence west to the
place of beginning, known the middle part of the
north part OF nOt two hundred and ninty nne in the
yrge of Clyde Ohio. Ten feet the east end Of
said t K 70 be Kept open alley the OF the
ATERMS-Onethird down, one-third IN six months and
in twelve months, defrreed payne to be
cured by mortgage on the premises. af ifH
.....s-.. WM. II. GALE, Admir- of Wm. Hinton, decd.
October 90 1865. Avs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
CHICAGO Tunnel.

The great Lake Tunnel at Chicago had
on Monday reached a distance. of $500
feet 1t is now passing through tenac-
ious blue clay. No gass has been met
with for over two weeks. AS the crib
preparations are being made to put the
cylinders in place. The shaft will prob
able be ready by Saturday, OF the first of
next week. Last week the workmen who
were receiving 1925 per day struck for
higher wages, and on Monday gang Of
new men were put in the works. a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Administrators Sale

q III ofReaI Estate. "a &
Rare 6han@ fos an Etteke6t Smd1Farm
witbin TaUo Mics Of Clvde Ohm -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20

The Presidents speech to anegfo Regiment,
printed on the first pageof thfs paper, ii taken
from a very badly mangled telegraph report
semitic the associated press.sf It was the best
ecould get, but itl is not so badly mutilated
but what the reader can fully understand the
noble and patriotic, position Of the President in
regard TO human liberty and theights Of all
the;peopIe Thus far. we find nothing in the
acts of President johnson inconsistent with
the doctrines and principles ofthe Union party.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
FOR SALE. -s9
AT A Is A RG AIN!es

o"GI WISH to dispose of the follow ~,
H ing property at private sale 4S
One SIX year old Mare, kind, gentle aud q
good traveller; two-horse silver mounted Harness:
one horse open Buggy; one-horse Pheton, Leather
Top Buggy, full mounted used but very little and all in
good order; 1 ne-horse Cutter, one-horss Lumber
Wagon; Buggy Poles and WhHletrees; loo set Wagon
HUBS assorted Sizes SO Cistern Pumps good article
TKRMs--rSix months time with approved security.
Fremont, Oct 20, 1865. Aft C. II. BURDfCK
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
CAETF0RNIA ELECTION

lAtthe recent election of new Legislature IN
eslifornis, the Union party gained a complete
victory The State Senate is composed of 40
members Of swhoir IS hold over from last year,
aud 81 wereelected on September 9th. of the
IStSh6 bold over only 2 are Democrats, and 5
otESefD fDemocrstsIhav been elected this year.
making Y Democrats in all against 80 Unionists.
In the Assembly the Democrats claim 25 mem-
bets.b The Union party at all events have a
nraiorifHiofI is. l-nls-.. 80 ,...lI se5 lHl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Sale of Real Estate.

ON the 2ath day of November, 1895, at O'Clock P NJ
Dat the door of the Court House. the village Of Fre
mont will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate, the property of William Scrymager de-
ceased situate in Ssnduky county and State Ohio
wit: t -...-t a 3 s-..i 20
Inlot number five hundred and ninetytwo, in the vii
lage Fremont said county and States said land being
disincumbered of dover, and appraised at 5000. a =.
TERMS-0ne-th third down, one third in six months and
one-thirdn twelve months deferred payments be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
ELIZABETH SCRYMAGER, Admnistrstrx
2w5 i'-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
THE FENIAN KxCIrEmENT.

Whatever may be thought of the Fe-
nian project lately made SO prominent by
the Bri1ish goyernment and the British
Journalists, no Que can fail to relish the lu-
dicrous alarm into which Mr. John Bull
has fallen, OF the luducrous haste with
which be has followed the American pre-
Ecedents which year ago he 50 loudly de-
nounced. John even improves upon Amer
lean examples. While, in the midst of
our gigantic struggle with treason, "Dixie"
and "My Maryland" were sung in drawing
rooms North and South, the English gov
ernment, at the first symptom ofdistur-
bance in Ireland, falls'incontinently tosup-
pressing sArrah ma Pogue' at the theatres,
and arresting stray ballad-singers, on the
streets. Two unfortunate music-mongers
are now in the stern clutches of the law
for daring to sing 'The Green above the
Red,p while a worshipper of the MUSES. in
Killarney, whowas vending "The Stars
and Stripes" for a ha' po'th copy has
been arbitrarily arrested, y and is nowpay-
ing the penalty of his crime in close inn
prisonment. While our government per
mitted the existance, throughout thewar,
of the New York .NeWs and the Colum-
bus Crisis, the British, before gun is fir
ed, seize and suppress the Irish Peopte.----
And as for suspension of the habeas corpus
and arbitrary arrests, the LAnglo-lTish per-
formances in that line throw Stanton's into
the shade. 1t is manifest that Mr.. Bull
looks at these things in a somewhat different
light from that of year ago. 1t makes
good deal of difference to him whose OK
is gored. a h93a11.H caa ~ ia itef
Meantime, the English public do not
know whether to- be terribly alarmed OF
immensely amused at the movement The
papers constantly feed the public with the
most astonishing stories about vessels be-
ing on their way from this country loaded
with arms, pixies being manufactured by
the thousands in Ireland, documents i'm
plicating officials high in military and civ
il station, idisafection7 in the army, and
similar extravaganzas. They have aban-
doned we believe, their sensation about a
Fenian priSsteer being on the high seas,
burning and destroying everything; but
the London Times consoles itself by the
covery of new horror. 1t announces
that sauguinary plot has been found ''to
write down the nobility, the aristocrscy and
the landowners, and. assassinate them all
on the breaking out of the rebellion; that
the Duke of Lainster and others have been
specially named for assassination, and
the manufacturers are to be called on to
give material support to the Fenian cause
under threats of determination and confis-
cation of their property if they refuse to do
So" This is the latest pleasant develop
ment with which. the reliable Times am
uses its readers, and, over its new hor-
rors, the English public are forgetting the
presence orsthe cattle plague and the ap-
proach of theteholera.-CIeO. Leader1'tt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
C0KNFCTICI1T FI.ECTI0N- :

The New Haven Palladium, commenting up
on the connecticut election, says that, while
impartial suffrage is defeated by something like
5000 the Republicans have carried more towns
than Governor Buckingham did last year Just
So towns voted for Seymour then. and 1O1 for
Buckingham; while now the Republicans carry
IO3 towns and tbe 'Copperheads 81. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20

The interesting article on the first page. head
ed Earthquake in San Francisco, is frem the
New York. .Euening Post. We neglected to give
the proper credit at the right place, Since that
article was written. another earthquake shock
has visited California, about, week later than,
the first which is said to have been, quite se-
we're in Santa Clara Valley, and slightly felt in
San Francisco and other portions of the State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
NOTICE,

rs hereby given that on the 2Sth day of Septem-
ber 1865, there seized by the Collector of this
District the following articles Of merchandise that have
been introduced into the United States in violation of
the Revenue Laws, tO-wit:
Two Casks Whisky containing 3544 gallons
Said Whisky seized at Fremont in the Count ty of
Sandusky and State Of Ohio IN. -t tr..,
ANY persons claiming the same, or any part thereof
requested to file their claim In this Office within
ninety days from the first publication of this notice
.l.3tl,f JOHN Y0UNGS, Collector.
Custom House, Sandusky, OHIO, Sept. 2s, 1866 4Ow3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
From the Cleveland Leader.
= FREMONT. o., Sept, II

VI nr<A1 30, W OSOfN.1 ASNN' "A
DEAR SIR: l have the honor to 1. ac1
knowledge the receipt of your favor en-
closing a circular from the. Society for
the Protection of American Industry. a
| have, been for many years, in favor
of the policy of "Protection to American
Industry" and my faith in that policy is
stronger now than ever. 1t would have
become the settled policy Of the country
long ago, but for the opposition of the
Slave Aristocracy of the South which
constantly opposed all Legislation having
a tendency to benefit free labor. Now
that slavery is Established, the South will
be as much benefited by protection. as
the North, and there will be nothing in the
way of adopting a permanent system,
which will benefit all classes af labor, and
develop all sections of the country
Without protection, the manufactures of
this country cannot compete with the
manufactures of England, unless labor1is
brought down to the low price paid labor
ers there, which / hope never to see, nj
In a free country like ours, where the
government is made by the people and for
the people, it should be the aim of the
Legislator to improve the condition of the
laboring classes, by raising the price of
labor instead of keeping it DOWN This
can only be done by protecting the labor
of this country against the immense cap
ital and cheap labor Of Europe. az ai,sai
With proper system of protection,
weshall soon see fnanuf acturihg establish
ments springing up al over the West and
South, giving employment to thousands of
men and women, at good wages; build:
ing up cities and creating new markets for
farmers near their own doors. Now the
Western farmer pays the expense Of trans
porting his produce to distant markets.
But do not propose to undertake dis
cussiion of the subject. l approve the
genearI object of yonr Society. Too
much pains cannot be taksp to dissent
nate correct information among the peo-
pie, the source of all power. T.
Hee am very respectfully,
sa- Your obedient servant,
i.'rfi'-a ii-- r, p. BUCKLAND.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
.oF.te Of Ohio soldier.

The vote of the Ohio soldiers in Washington,
stands asfOllows: Bnsh Barracks, Cox 81, Nor
gan none; Douglas Hospital, Cox IL, Morgan
neaes I94th Ohio, Cox 254. Morgan 100; l95th
Ohio, Cox l74, Morgah IO9, Fort McHenry,
Cox so, Morgan g., Total, Cox 554, Morgan 232.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Notice to Teachers.

THE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET Or
i CANS, Forty different Styles, adapted to Sacred
and Secular Music for $s0tO $500 each. THIRTY FIVE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums
awarded to them illustrated Catalogues free. Address
MASON HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS,
New York. -lIt -rer,'S Sept. 8, 1885. ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
lrhe I.anF.corer Ticket.

We cannot learn that the Estate Rights
Democratic ticket, headed by Long for Govern
or, polled avery heavy vote. 1t polied only
about 100 votes in Hamilton county, and in the
balance 66 the State we see no accounts of its
polling more than bakers dozen. @
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Attachment Natiae.

Isaac Rice, Plaintiff, Before wm a, Gale, J. P, of
against tGreen Creek township, Ssndus-
Thos J. Orermzer, DIT ky county, Ohio.
nN the 9th day of October A. D. 1866 said Justice is
sued order Of attachment in Ihe above action for
the sum Of ninety Eve dollars. ISAAC RICE.
Clyde, Oct. Is, 1885. Alw3 By @. ". Page, Atty. o
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Licensed Auotioneer.

VNHE undersigned hereby notifies the citizens of San
Il dusky and adjoining counties, that he has been
duly licensed Auctioneer, and is ready to at
tend and cry ali sales that may be entrusted to him
Good satisfaction share ofpublio patron
age is solicited Residence Scott township four miles
east of Rollersville, Sandusky county, Ohio: fH5G
SUMNER W. SMEED.
RoIlersville, Oct 20, 1866 42mss 'ni
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DisS0ImtiOn Nafice,

HNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
i Thompson Spicer in the Hardware, Stove and Tin
business this day dissolved by mutual consent Those
indebted to the late firm will please call and settle i'm
medstely 'f+ CHAS! THOMPSON,
Fremont, Sept q, 1865. L. Y. SPICER. b.
The business in all its branches will carried on at
the old stand by THOMPSON l. co.
October 20, 1855 42w3 i.-s 90
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Ezra Vincent,s Estate.

THE undersigned having been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator of the estate Of Ezra Vim
cent late of Snndusky county, Ohio, deceased respect
fully requests all indebted to make immediate payment to
me, and those having claims to present them duly au
thenticated for settlement. l.ri ifs CIV PAGE
Clyde, Ohio, October IA, 1866 42w3 t., n h.
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..THF nFFICIAL VOTE.

aTheeGieial vote of Sandusky county will not
be opsned and counted until the 10th of No
vember. Until Il Is opened we shall beunable
tapublish more Of the result than we did Last
weak.l ssa mas4is FsE s-IGi .b3ny1e
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
DITCH NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that @. Chost and Others
II fled their petition with the Auditor OF Sandusky
County, praying for the location Of ditch or water
course. h@alEs = 9-fi@A- A'.. 'ae--
Notice ia ADO given that there has been survey of
said ditch made according to law and that said petition
will up for hearing before the Board Of County
Commissioners, the 24th day OF October 1866 At
which time raid Board will act upon said petition and
if found expedent will establish spportion the cost and
OF locating and the abors Of Constructing the
The general course of said ditch s az follows Com
mencing at pond of water the land of James VAL
ette, and following the outlet hsrerom across the
lands of Nike MoAFde, J. K. Glenn and T. Bush also an
arm running scross the lands of Pease and the
Catholic Cemetery, Chss. ChOat and Mike NcAr rsSIa
The following lands will be made interested:
Pease Mcclellan pit 50 sElz sec 8, t. IS, acres
Chss. Choat pt se1< se1i sec 4, "a, IS 51S aeres
Catholic Cemetery pt sez se1 sec & g. Is IL acres
Vallette pt sci sell sW] se1 4, a. l5 acres
Mike AcArdle pit nw1& seA sec 4, 4, Is, Z acres
j. K. Glenn pt sw1z ne1< sec 4, "A, Is, acres
Bush pt end tract IL Fremont corporation, acres
Sept g. 1855. 39w4 JOHN LYNCH, Auditor.
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The Asoraey General Resigned.

Hon. q. M. 0lds, Attorney General resign
ed his Office on the llth inst, to take effect on
the 10th Of October Hon. VIM. III West, Un-
ion candidate elect for that Office, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Anderson his successor.-0hso
Stde Journal ~ -.,r sff.-4 me-.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
Barrel and StaVe Factory
A Ill TAKE NOTICE that we are now buying
N STAVE TIMBER,
at this following prices:

Soft Timber $500 per cord,
Red Oak, $3.50 per cord,
Thirty and trtyssyen inches long and counted as
four feet in Isrgt Full dieeteng given a. he FACTORY
how 20 get dat the timber.
We are also buying Tight Barrel StaYes.
We keep on hand sll Finds of, BARRELS and FIR
KlNS, or make to order, and warrant our work.
We also keep on hand = large stock of Seasoned Cut
slaves and Heading, for sale and not to be
undersOd for same kind OF stock tr-t
GYs Give q call bra rl
- sst .Iiis t7- JUNE g. EDGERTON.
Factory near the @. & 7. Railroad Depot. go -s
July 21, 1885. FREMONT, OHIO. 4
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snecial Order No. 2.
ApDOintment.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has been
IN appointed and duly qualified Administrator on
the estate Of Cyrus c. Laughlin ecasse late OF York
township, Ssndusky county, Ohio: g.
York Tp, Sept II, 1885, 4Ivs
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.PKNNsYLyANIA.. ELECTION.

The TRiont majority in Pennsylvania exceeds
2SeOO- This is larger than Mr.. Lincoln s ma
jority last fall The Old Keystone is true as
steal and as firm as her adamantine hills, tothe
U9iqn and Liberty,i1s NJ a,iHa 90 -fi.i'3 ~
Beth branches, of the Legislature is about
three-fourths Union-whicha are heavy gains. r.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-20
'sFTrHE yOTF or 'CINCINNATI.

The total vote Of Cincinnati was %. .056, with
a majority Of 4, ,294 for Cox Lincoln $ major
ity last fall was 4, 4,4O4-showing now Union
decrease. Of lsOin the majority .'.l---l--