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hear this story. Oh, cruel Jenkins, not to have
given the speech in full Still we know that he
concluded by saying that, Sin his opinion, the
President of the United States was the biggest
man in tho world" "A opinion which is a
opinion" we observe, in the commendatory
words of one Captain Cutie upon a friend
of Seth's named Bunsby. After which the
President returned thanks" The President
tried the chair-lkewise Seth, who had "be-
como so much at ease" that he descanted and
chatted." Impudent bear-killer we are on the
point of exclaiming, How dare you thus des-
cant and chat to the President of an all'power-
full Republic" Jenkins, however, with that
amabiity which distinguishes him from all
other writers, hastens to say, that "thls orlgi-
mated from no want of respect to. his Excellency,
we breathe freer, "but rather from buoyancy
of animal spirit and a genial good nature"
You jolly dog, Seth, how we should ike TO DC
President of san all-poweriul Republic, that
we might live in the sunshine Of your genial
good.nature and have grizzly-bear chairs.
Altogether it was jolly time. There was
uproarious laughter" and the. President
heartily enjoyed" himself with Seth. Jenkins
is true to Seth, but also pays his duty to the
President. "No one seemed to enjoy the de-
light and fun more than the President, whose
eare.worn face was lighted up with benignant
smiles, and whose stern nature seemed to have
relaxed and grown cheerful" After tins the
crowd "of their own accord" withdrew, and
the President was left alone. Happy country
to have President whose " stern nature 0c'
casionally gives way TO ".benignant smiles
We cannot resistthe general good humor. Long
live our worthy President, say we, to sit in hl'
grizzly chair. Long live tho grizzly bears I'll
the wild Pacific slope" and long live the enter
prising Seth to make an honest penny by killing
them. And, best Of all, long live our owl
good friend Jenkins and may he have perma
nent engagement on the Washington papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
THE SOUTHERN BLACKS.

The Charleston News Of the 4th inst has q
long and carefully considered leader, urging s
prompt and thorough acquiescense by the
newly chosen South Carolina Convention in
the pact of Emancipation. 1t closes thus:
Under the circun stances. therefore think tL,rs
can be no ground to question the proprety OF mned
ate emancipation by the convention. We end The coz
ADVERTISEMENTS suspeDseenter az oReo upoa tho
measures necessary TO further actlon-ayod the
peril II intervention By the Government. or the still
greater peril Of domestic insurreetion inspire the con
fdence that viii trust to us the further fortunes inc
among us; and, possessed OF this SUBJECT tners
is much ground tor the that We eau act apca
il. Our people are well inclined to the negro. They
realize his condition better than he does-know 0ae
much lie does offensive is the result Of facts be eoad
selves sG "S most st"a est%abs They present record
which for service and order, i, vi',osl
parallel; aud now. turned headlong na
freedom. without preparation. without preToat
tion--by men at war with their m0stersand told Inn
they have been wronged and have heritsge Of Yea.
geance they erhi6h their iadnshy. order patience ana
propriefy ezdmpls xhieA Is not ~ihiH hs erPrsro@
conceptions: erep. Of man No Poogls hare srr ben y
tried none hare 50 stood trial; the ike causes wod TO-
cite to outrage the aborins population OF any Sste IA
Europe and IL there have been disors7s miseonceP
tions WRONGS the wonder u, not that they should Law
occurred but that there shoud have been the lnii
their occurrence. With such people. IL not md
dened by inudcious treatment there yet u'utei r
u.s. and II Is now for u.s. in manhood and perfect fr
10 enter on IL f
Compare this with the constant efforts Of
the Copperhead journals to malign and Stismk
tie the Freedmen as incorrgibly lazy, vicious,
debased, perverse and stupid Can you believe
that people who evince the qualities attestea
by this South Carolina organ can be kept under
g.. fNrovar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
RIGHT.

Tile Aierandria (virgnia) Journal 'ay''
In the County Court OF this County reecas a no
decided in sccordance with the eighth ~ !. sap
Bill OF Rights. that cclored men ore e i =. ,nry
mi or criminal prosecutions, II triai :. gives 10
..The sixth section of tins Bill OF h" :, follows
That ali elections ought to be free an "is .as With snd
having sufficient evidence OF eonloI isI, az ,rjs
uS saa mo-, be taxed or deprived Of their
nublic uses without their own consent 4, ary lsv
sepresentayes 50 elected nor bound .. "
which they have not in like manner '''' Il
nuhiic pood'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

Russia is once moro visited BY a num- -.
,;'.h,r das,ructiys fires. During the few r
weeks no less than thirty places have oes,'ss
prev to tho flames. The population any o.rssn
always wsxpQd before hand thai Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

stronger and the disposition obuy for sivanc, ia the
increase. Money still at sac per cen, call with
Offering than be used by stock houses In CONNER
ca paper little doing The rates as per cent Tor first
class aud ga 10 for second GRADE
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To Corrcepondcnis.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Comm nica'iors
Whateveri, intended for Insertion must be atlencHt"j
by the name address of te witer-no' necessarily 0F
publication. bnt sruarauty for his good i1;' -,
Al for this Office should be addressed TO
TR'sUSE." New York
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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The Tribune in London.

Ivi.enretta st. Garden W Agents for c sale Of
THE TRIBUNE They will also receive sss'eA'r'Ss' and
Avs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
Special IneOme TaE.

The complete list for Fairfield coun'
ty, Of individuals paying this tax, will
be found in our columns to-day
While there are some reasons against
the propriety Of such a publication,
there are many in its favor, especially
under tho circumstances attending the
initiation Of a new and hitherto untrl-
cd Internal Revenue system.
1t is not our province to pass upon
any apparent errors in tho list, or to
call in question the motives of any
who may seem to have come short Of
the requirements of the law. lgno,
rance of those requirem cnts has nC
doubt led 10 the making of crroneo us
returns by some, and we think it ex
cccdingly unfair and unjust to hasten
to impute fraud and perjury in cases
where the circumstances governing re
turns cannot be generally known
The publication Of these lists, at any
rate, with tho popular canvassing o
tho subject occaaioned thereby, vii
doubtless stimulate delinqucnts from
any cause to the correction OF errors
Thus great positive public benefi
will be attained by the publication
while 1t is hard to conceive how any
one can be really injured by it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
LANcAsTER MARKET.
Tho Markets.


New YORK, Jan. 3l-Fiour- SO 40
gil 65, accordingto quality.
Wheat - 81 15@2 90 Rye - No
change in quotations. Bdrley-s1 73
for new mixed Western. OatS-S1 0G
al "a.
Whisky-s2 3l@2 BIZ.
Wool - The market is dull-no
change in quotations.
P0rk-New mess S36 50@37. Prime
$50 OO@3l 90. Dressed Hogs-sl5-
25@S16. Lard-lS8@23c.
Bmtef-32@47c for Ohio.
Beef CatHe-l4 OO@23 90, accord.
ing to quality. Beeves received in
New York during the week 7,1O3.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Wow, $50 to
| 8,75 for common to good superfne-
$50 to 1000 for extra and fancy
brands. Wheat, So to / ,95 for Red
2,23 to 2,25 for choice White. Corn
| l 10 to 1,12 for Eaf,-1,15 to 1,16 fol
shelled. OatS,-S5 to87c. Rye,-l,3 3;
to 1,35. Barley,-1,G6 to ,69. cattle
$50 to 500 gross, according to quail
ity. HogS,-12,50 TO 400 gross by
the butchers. The packing season ha'
closed. Lard,~-20 to 2lc per lb. ,SU
gar cured Hams s,--23 to "a dull. Woo
goo to 100 for washed. Butter-3!
to 43 c. Beuns-2 30 per bushel, fol
prime white.
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LIsT OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the post.Once at Lancss-
ter, state OF Ohio, on tho 18th Of January, lSGj.
ESJ-ro obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for aiuertis.i LetteS,' give the date Oi
this list, and pay one cent for Advertising.
pJ-Ifnot called for within one month"; they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofI.etters by eaf.rs al the re5iden
ccs Of the owners, may DO sccurcdb by observing the
following Rules:
/. Direct letters plainly to the street and number,
as well as the P0stotficc and State.
q Head letters with the writer's I0stobies and State,
sre't and nupber; slGn them plainly with full rane,
and request that answers be objected accordingly,
3, Letters to strangers Of Transient visitors in a
town city, whose special address may be unknown,
should bemarked at the lower lct hand corner, with
the word "Tr2nsicnt "
4. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corncr and leGr, spac, between the stamp and
direction for po;tmGrkiHg without interfering with
the writing.
\. b. 4 Reques. for tile Return Of letter to the
writer II unclaimed within 30 days or less, written
printed with the writer's name, pO't-oDce and State
across the LEFT hand cDd of the envelope, the face
side, will be complied with at the usual prepaid rate
of postage, payable when tho letter is delivered to
the Writpr-Spc. InNt nf ISG3
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OBITUHIEY.

DIED-AtOdin, Illinois, on Novem
Der 9th, 1864, aNera lingering illness
Of typhoid fever, Mrs SARAH NJ.
RICHIE, wife of Mr. Greed Richie,
and daughter ofJohn D Schleich, Esq,
of this county.
On tho 10th ILL.,, of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, contracted in the service,
Ledt. Y. NJ. REAM, eldest son of J.
A. Ream Of this city.
The deceased served with credit as a
private in Captain Gicsoy's company,
under the original three months call
and at the expiration of that term en-
listed for three years in the 5Sth. lie
participated in the fight at Fort Don
0lson, also in the great battle of Shiloh,
where he received a wound from the
effects of which he never fully recov-
cred. For meritorious conduct at Shi-
loh he was promoted to a Lieutcnancy,
but on account of declining health was
finally compelled to resign. Thus
another worthy young soldier has
yielded his life for the cause of his
country. Let all such be ever held in
grateful remembrance by their coun-
trymen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
NOTICE.

yyJO ANY PERSON HAVING UNSETTLED
4 Claims against the United states, especially to
Discharged Officers. r. W. TALLNADGE, authorized
Military Claim Agent, of this city who ha' the eNre'
ment of the Army, and three years Clam Agent,
who can produce the recommendation OF every tm-
tod states or state officer with whom he has tran'-
acted business in Columbus during that time or
from his clients residing in any township in the
State offers his services for the collection OF any
inst tidim against the United Satcsi most especially
the kiIotty claims that are cntranelled Win rcd
tape for the procuring Of BoUSTY, PLNSI0N and Ar
rcars of Pay due OFFICERS, SoLrIEEs or the HEIRS oi
those who have died in the service.
He also proposes 10 visit Washington City on or
aboutthc 18th day Of January, for the purpose Of
having adjusted such claims aS he receives PRIOR tn
that date. His acquaintance with the business and
at the Departments ut Washington City will give him
unusa, facilities for procuring certificates ot non-in-
dehtednpSs for Discharged Oficers,' whose accounts
arc unpaid Address 7. W. TALLMADCiE.
Janl2S65-42-tf. Columbus, ONO
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o.uotn br fairseid County

Subjoincd is table showing the ap-
portionment of quotas and credits for
the several townships of this county,
under tho two last calls fer troops. For
tho opportunity of copying this, we
are indebted to John S. Drasoe, Esq,
by whom it was brought to the city
from Circlevillc.
The last column Of figures shows the
number of men required before the
10Th of this month, in order to avoid
q draft for the localities designated.
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Quota OF tho Twelfth Distrist

This is now announced to DO 1,i7a
AN increase of somo 400 over the orig.
'inal announcement. We are not in
formed by what process this last re-
suit has been reached. The appor
'tionmcnt of tho quotas among the scv
oral counties has not yet been publish
ed. Tho time left in which to prepare
for the draft is now very short, ant
there is no probability Of postpone
mcnt,
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The Ladies' ztiit at Work.

Tho subjoinod agreeable little note
and the accompanying list, tell their
own story. Tho papers will be for.
wardcd as requested.
Mr.. EDITOR Il enclose list of
contribution funds collected in Liber-
ty and Walnut townships for tho pur-
pose of sending tho Gazette to our
brave boys. Please send nine copies
to the Goth o. V. V. l, 1st Brigade, I'd
Division, goth Army Corps, and nine
to the 33d, 1st Brigade, lst Division,
l4th A. G. | am informed that they
have not seen the Gazette since they
have been in the service.
IL ~ T,ANEV
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Sale Of Real Estate

ryIIE undersigned will sell at private sale b.tWssI
I this date anil the ct OF March, 1909 lh'
following Real Estate, situate in the County 81 PAR
field and State OF ohio, to-wit: lao Acres in M
North Fast quarter OF Section "a, Township -
Range 49, and being the premises Immediately aoutf
Of the late residence oficorge Ring, on the Rldge
lille into 40 acre lots each Of which lots will have
southern exposure ard well adapted to the gTo"tl
Of grapes. Two Of the lots have springs, and run
n.ng water through all three. These premises vii
b. sold as An entirety or in parcels Of 40 acres.
For terms and any further particulars call on th'
undersigned, at the residence Of George Ring, t"t
miles south Of Lancaster. on the Ridge road
SUSANNAH RING.
January 5, lsG5-2m
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lG~In Brazil there are said to be
100000 slaves, who enjoy, however,
many alleviations in their bondage
The parliament cntertains tho plan of
cman1ipating the whole body of them
at period not far distant. Under the
present emperor tho slaves nave de-
creased 100000, while the products
of the soil have increased 35 per cent
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

Conn Husks FOR PAPER.-It is stat
ed that q discovery has been made OF
a method of manufacturing paper from
corn husks, which if true, will lead to
the consumption of thousands of tons
yearly of an article hitherto consider
cd Of very little value. Moro will be
hoard about it soon, if there is any
merit in tho discovery.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

CHRISTIAN CoMMIssIoN.-A Lecture
will TO delivered on FRIDAY EVE,
MING, the Sd instant, at tho Motho-
dist Episcopal Church, by Rev. JOEL
.SwARrz, of Baltimore, Maryland, for
the beneftofthe Christian Commission
subject ECHOES.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

p|Senator WILSON, of Mass, has
our thanks for copies of the Re-
port of tho Commission Of Inquiry,
appointed by the U. s. Sanitary Com
mission, being Narrative of priva,
tions and sufferings of U. S. officers
and soldiers while prisoners in thc
hands of the Rebel Authorities.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
.SEWING MACHINES.

GEORGE H. SMITH, Jr., the clover and
enterprisine jcweller near the public
square, has added another branch to
his business, in taking the agency Of
Sloat's Improved Sewing Machine
Advertise ment next week. Meanwhile
George wants all who wish 10 inspect
tho best machine yet broaght out, to
call and be convinced cf its superior
ity,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
NEW FLAG For THE 1aOu.

Tho citizens OF Pleasant, Walnut,
Richland and Rushcreek townships,
propose making an effort to procure a
flag for the 10th, in place Of the old
one, shot away at the battle of Monoc,
acy. 1t is intended to bc placed in
charge of the Company in that rcgi.
ment which was raised in these town,
ships, with the understanding that it
is to be returned to Fairfield county at
the close of tho war. We are request
cd to state that the following gentle
men have been designated as Commit
tees of the townships named to take
tho matter in hand, to.wit: d. Hu-
Der, Ploasant-JosCph Doran, Walnut
Samuel Childs ard Noah McNight,
Riohland-Dr. Evans, Rusbcrcck.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
LAw ro PRonlhlr SUBSTITUTE bRo

LAW TO PRoHiBlT SUBSTITUTE Bro
KERAGE.-Tho Ohio Legislature has
passed a bill for tho above purpose,
and the same is how n law. We pub,
lish the ontiro act in arother column.
The dato of its final passage was the
18th of January.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
"a IE SO.

That You wanta good suit ofclothcs'
Then call at RTslNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimcrcs; leave your
measures and he will get you up a first
class suit, at prices that will prove sat
isfatory. Trout 4 Donavan are all
waysrcady to give entire satisfaction.
p. RISING.
Oct. 2 If.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

SOME PoRK.-Mr. John G. McFar-
land, of Greenfield township, sold, q
few days since, to Jesse Anderson, of
this place, a hog, the weight of which
was 73O pounds. Procccdsof sale, s84.
Has any body beaten this?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

HoRTIc CULTURAL MEETING.-We are
requested to state that the msoting
called last week for tho formation OF a
Horticultural Society, will be held at
tho Tallmadge House, on Saturday
next, at one o'clock, p. NJ.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
lsTCaptain JOHN WIsEMAN, former

Ia Captain JOHN WISEMAN, tormcr-
ly of this county, and recently of the
National army, has boon admitted to
tho bar by tho District Court of Iowa,
at Washington, in that State. The
press" of that place sayo-"Mr. W,
gives promise of success in the profcs-
sion hO has chosen, and proposes to en-
permanently into practice in Wash
ington."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02
STATE OF NEW YORK, !
EnIrrX nr Nrr Nnnr 90

COUNTY OF NEW 1ORki -.
Carlisle Norwood, President, and John c. Mills,
Secr tiry, of the Loyipdrd Fre Insurance Company,
being scveraly sworn, dcpUse and say that the fore
going is full, true and correct statement OF the at
fairs Of the said company that the said Insurance
Company is the bona tdc owner Of at least OSE ICN
DRIED TnorsAND DOLLARS of actual Cash Capital in
vested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
real estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgsged; and that they are the above de-
scribed officers of said Insurance Company.
CHARLES NORWOOD, President.
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
tSlAL.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th
day OF January, 1865. J. W. WILDLY,
tStampl Commissioner for Ohio in New York.
Offce Of the Auditor Of State,
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 10Th, 1865.
II is hereby certified that the forcGoingis cor
rsct copy of the Statement of Condition of the Iorri
lard Fro Insurance Company Of New York. made to
and filed in this office for the year 1865.
(SrAL:l Witness ny haad and seal officially
fStanpl JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
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NOGhGe.

TENhe undersigned has been appointed, and qualihsSd
{ as administrator Of the estate Of PETER RADE.
BAUGH, deceased, with the Will Of said deceased
annexed Debtors to SAID estate will Please make
early payment, and creditors present Their Chains
properly verified forthwith. .....
SAMUEL r. KEMERER,
Ad'mr with the win annexed Of
Jan53ya Peter Radebaugh, Dsa;
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Farm for Sale.

The well,known farm, situated in
Pleasant township, on tho Newark
road. FIVE miles north of Lancaster,
known as tho Pleasant township
House of Election, is offered for sale.
1t will be open for private applications
till the first Of March next, after which
it will be offered at public sale at a
timc to be made known by advertise
ment hereafter
SAMUEL NEIBLTNG.
JANE NEIBLING.
Jan. 25, 3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

R@.A Convention OF colored men
was held at Xenia, Ohio, on the 10th
of January, which instituted an asso
citation ca led the Ohio Equal Rights
League.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

Go to A. Brsnnaman's ifyou are in
want of anythingin the Jewelry line.
New stock just received; warranted
good, and bought SO as to be sold low.
L. G. Butch is still there to give
prompt attention to tho repairing of
watches, clocks and jewelry.
Feb. 2, 3w.
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Sherman monIAl-Hocisins Coant

Sherman Tos,imon nIAl-HockingC Connty'
We have received from the Hook
ing County Committee communca.
tion giving their views, and making
certain suggestions in regard to the
Sherman Testimonial, which, being
addressed to tho Trustees of the same,
and ostcnSibly intended for their con-
sideration, wc have turned over to
them for such action as they may
deem proper. Its publication could
subserve no good or useful purpose.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-02

Sec: virtue in one caskct plants,
Three gcTs FIR age and youth
SoreEsly may they gild thy path
Hail Friendship, Love and Truth.
And may they 'moSth the cares oflfc
Each day new joyslmpart;
Folding the bitter leaves ofgrief
Forever from thy heart
Fen mRs you find in Nfteryonth,
Redoubled Friendship, Love and Truth.
Tarlton, Ohio, Jan. 90. s;t.s
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

TVyo Hilas Styles, New Orleans, Louisiana James
STYLES, in the State Of Louisiana; Harriet Gardner
Hooking county, Ohio, Henry Styles, in tho State o
Illinois and John styles, GNllnn county, Illinois,
Youwill take notice that the 2lst day Of January
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield county, Ohio,
where the Same is NOW pending demanding partition
OF the following premises to.vit: "ln-LotNo: Egh-
teen S situate in the town Of Bremen, in said coun
ty, Tho undersigned demands that partition be
made of said premises rs follows To tho under
signed each Eve twentehs t52O) to tho said Hilas
Styles, James Styles, Harriet Gardner, Henry Styles
and John Styles each, two twentieths (2-20l ..
Al the next term Of said Court an application will
be made ny the undersigned for order that parti
ton may be made, &C., ofsaid premises:
ISAAC NJ. HATCHER,
GEORGE ". HATCHER.
MIirrx & MeEutl, Attorney
Jan: 2l-H-jw.
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Ya-Sundry letters and communica-
tions are left over for further consider.
alton, and for want of space in this
'woek's issue.