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TIE Tti6une's Washington correspond
emit, speaking of the review, says: NAT
urally comparison was made between the
Eastern and Western troops. The West
ern men were taller, with fewer boys and
scarcely any foreigners among them.
Their marching step was several inches
longer, and yellow and red boards and
light hair p-edominated. The officers of
the Army of the Potomac conceded that
they marched better. They moved with
Al elastic, springy, swinging step, that
does not belong to Eastern boys. and their
faces were more intelligent, self-reliant and
determined. One could not distinguish
officers from men, except by the uniforms.
Privates and officers seemed equal in in
telligenoe and manly bearing. On the
other hand, the Eastern troops showed
more pure discipline-more drill. There
was marked distinction between the off.
GERS and men in point of culture"
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUSRKEEPRRS shoald
collect that hundreds Of doIlarS worth Of Grain,
Provisions. &C., are annually destroyed BY Rats
Nice, Ants, and other insects and vermin-dl Q
which can be prevented BY . few dollars worth d
"CosrAxp" Rat Roach, Ant &C., Kxtesminatoe,
bought and used freely. srai5.gFI MON o
~ See "CssrAR's" advertisement In this paper.
@Sold In St Paul, Minnesota, by oil Druggists
end Dealers. ,..G afo.. s.. IL Ia aD22-d&W6m o
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1866,

HOUSRKKEPKRS troubled with vermin need be
90 NO longer, If they use "CoeFAks" ExlerminatOF.
We have used It to our satisfaction; andn boz
cost i've dollars we would have It. We have txied
p0isouA bat they effected nothing; but "CoIAKe''
article knocks the breath out of Rats Nice Roach-
e. Ants and Bed-Bugs quicker than We can write It.
Il Il In great demand ali over the country
tOAio) Gazette. ...s.s &C.. ,,..;i:s -
~ See " CosrAks" advertisement n this paper.
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: - For sale at the Store of l.. B. WAITE Third
street. above the Merchants Hotel warrant these
Seeds TO be a. good 40 those sold by me last year,
which gave universal satisfaction.
POTATOES.-I obtained last year, for expert
ment twenty kinds Of noted Potatoes from the East
ern and Western States and Canada and have seed
of two varieties for sale; the GARNET CHILL. q
seeding originated by Rev. DR.. Goodwin, of Utica,
N. Y, and the NEW WHITE PEACH BLOW,
originated at Monmouth, N. j., both first quality
and superior to the Common Peach Blow. The Gar
net Chill ID very large. and yields enormously
peck; and 40 cents per half peck So
=. as.l ags ID. A. AOBBRTSON.
st. Paul. April rs 1866. - mar29
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~ ?
ssss IS C.sss Ssr C.rssHeSss. ~,
In al transections BY mail we ehal charge for for.
hs IS ea b sna SSa
whpn the Certificate II rent for. Five Certificates
win be cent for 81. eleven for s.; thirty for S5
sixty-fvs for SO; one hundred Tor SIS.
s' What the "PreSS I" Say Of Us.
GHKAr Gur DrsrH1BUr'oN.- "A rare opportunity Is
offered for obtaining watches ehaine, diamond
.ings ,i ~. etc. by Mesas. Arr:ndsle 4 Co.,
Of articles yaryiag in yslue, and al are offered at
enc dollar each The distribution isvery fairly done
-you agree to take certificate Of certain article
yoor dollar unless yoa are fafaned with Tie a11cs
which will certainly be wersh more than that
amount and may be worth $50 or 800. An excel
lent mode tbs oflnss unga dollar. Isunday Times
Meesrs. Arrandale d Co. have long been person
ally known to rs and We believe them to be every
way worthy OF public con6dence.-(N z. Scottish
American Journal June II, 1864. i,t.rs al w
We rave inspected at the ofice Of Anandale &
Co.'S Agency Tor European Manufacturing Jewellers
large assortment of fashionable and valuable Jew.
elry Of the newest patterns We also noticed alaege
wh1e Of these newly imported articles are to Be dis.
posed Of on Q novel principle, giving great adyan-
tages to buyers, and a60fding extensive employ
mept to agents. We know the firm. in question to
confidence and te ommend onr friends to read tAeir
advertisement In. Y. Albion, Selt. 8, 1854. E, "a
BY Messrs Afr4ndale q CO.'S arrangement the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer for
he has everything to gain and nothing compare
hvely to lose. He knows what he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send II II be h
not satished.-GN. Y. Weekly News, Aug. 6. 1864
ENPLoYMnsT FOR LADIH.-The most eligible and
pfodtaole employment we have have heard of for
ladies' Is the sale Of certificates for the Great GIT
Iistribution Of Arandale d Co. A LADY Of our &C.
quaintance has been very successful In this way not
only In dlling her own purse, but also In doing q
good tn to those to whom she cold the Certificates
:. WI be seen BY our advertising columns Gentle
men can a 9 be thus engased-lN. Z. Sunday Aer-
In our columns the reader will find an advertise
ment Of Anandale q Co.'S Gift Distribution OF
watches. jewelry and eilverware In payment ..
thst advertisement we received several SETS OF the
jewelry advertised and we are warranted in saying
that both In Ani.h and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out to be juse Whatthey
had been represented. -CTrue Democrat lewis,
town.. August II, 1864.
AGENTS.-We want agents in every regiment
and in every town and county In the country, and
those acting scch win be allowed 10 cents on every
Certificate ordered by them, provided their remit
lance amounts to one collar. Agents wH collect IS
cents for every Certificate and remit IS cents to u.s.
either in cash or poe.age .tampa. -,aoJ .lIn93 q
"a ARRANDALB e Co., 81
my14-4td&w 167 Broadway, New York
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MORE FRESH SEEDS,
WARRANTED THE BEST.
RECEIVED By KxPREss YESTERDAY

svwrl send BY mai, postage paid, genuine
Connecticut Seed Leaf Tobal CO and Wethersdeid
Onion Seed at 80 Genus per ounce-the LATTER nj a.
per round; Early Blow Turnip BED, a .aE. Iose
Blood, 81; Mangel Wurtzel, Long Red md YeiIo.s
Globe valuable Tor Cattle feeding &c Is cenisp %
pound; Sugar Cane Seed, Black Imphee and scr.
ahum Of the best aad earliest varieea n so emit
Der poued; choice Flower Seeds toblocm thias ~
and an other kinds of reeds usually Wanted ~ ~
tiyation In this State-al reliable; also ION
for sale at the Store Of L B. WAITE Th.rd sfree1
aboys Merchsntg Hotel St Paul.
ID. A. ROBRRTSON.
April IS, 1855 spw
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THO THE UNMARRIFD.-GRACE

THO THE UNMARRIFD.-GRACE
Il VAS EVERY, the cir ed Clairvoyant and Fu.
tuyist can, BY the aid Of the Hpveseeps uroduce q
perfect likeness Of Jour future partner giving the
dsts Of the happy event leaainRtr It's Of character
occupation, whether rich or psof, Post-Ofn ad.
dress, and other valuable Information, II deaired
Send BY mail PREPAID ONE DOLLAR and RED
STAMP. with full descr ption Of yourself and I
viii return the likeness with the above information
Address GRACE VAN EVERY. Post-OfRce
Drawer $50 Detroit Michigan. apeaa&vSns
ID III E N TX FiOU DR. Y
MACE1INE SHOP.
On Trout Brook, at the Railroad Crossiny. na.,
Dayton's Bluff Hudson Road
The attention of al MachiRistA Mil BIil6ess and
the people Of the State Of Minnesota 81 arge, re-
pocffufy solicited to the facilities which our Phoni,
foundry and Machine shop affords fof FURNISHING
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY Of an kinds sneh
e Steamboat Aac.mery, Engines, Engine Reosir'
Ine, -Four Nh aud Saw Mil Gearing and irons
Arch StoneA Builsiag Coiunns Crate Bars, SIeieh
Ssoes, Oven Mouth Sugar Kettles, hon asilsrS,
nr ResidanceR tereiersee &c Iron ami Eyass CO.
ne Pattern n de and dnished n The shoatset roti
~ CasA rAid te Old Iron
iei1-dAW1y WEBB q EERlCK.
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Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clark n d !.
Phyeician B1tyaordtn@y to tbs Queen, z TT'
This invaluable medicine IL unfailing in the cure
OF all thoee painful and dangerous diseases 10 which
the female constitution II subject Il moderafes All
excess and removes all 0bstzuctions and q epeedV
cure may pe relied on. To MARRIED. Ladies Il
IL peculiarly suited It will IN sAoft time hing
on the monthly perioo with regularity. ia - ~ b
! Each bottle.pics One Dollar-bears the Govern.
mest stamp Of Great Britain prevent counfsrieits.
sCAUTlON...~IAessP Pulls skosh not b eales
% EeNlales during Tie FIRST THREE IONTHS
rtege but at any other time they are saje s-g1I vs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pains
N the Baek and Limbs, Fatigue on slighr exertion,
ralpitation Of the Heart Hyssesic and whites,
these Pills viii effect cure when all other means,
nave JAILED; and, although powerful remedy they
90 MOI contain iron, calome antimony, o. aythiaa;
hurtful 10 the constitution = .7'r.-' :.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each pack-
age, which should be carefully preserved 81 laqfl
Sold by all Druggists. n2n
B s1-sose Agent foe the United aasesnd CanadM
7isIl III .a .5w JOB MOSES, 5ssl
Id O. No. a Cotlandt street, Now York. !,
n R-$1.eo and SIX Rcstsge-stsmps eneaesed to
any authorized Agent win insurea bottle containing
6ffy P1lA by return man. - - oct7-w7thfly
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WARRANTED PERFECT

In every respect; and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration Of FIVE YRAHs nom tn
date of sale, Mr.. WILDER holds himself ready AM
willing to make the same FREE OF oRAHo1 provided
the injury Is not caused by accident o. design
St. Paul, September 16 1854 eepl6-dAw1y
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vAs the Phsenix,r9y

D. SAs the Phtenix,f9L sYy cnitgnw
e. ana sS:: az a.
! ~ The Rejavenating Elixir Is the result Of mod.
ern discoveries In The vegetable kingdom; bsing
IN entirely and abstract method Of cure, kres-
pective Of all the old and out systems.
- ~ This medicine has been tested by the moot
eminent medical men Of the day, and by than peo-
nounceat be one of the greatest medical discoveries
Of the age. b}!J p g3jH el39Jlo 2a.~oiioA q
r. few doses cures Mysteries In females
~ One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart. e.
ness and full vigor Of youth. - a. -
~ Few doses restores the appetite. p
~ Three bottles cure the worst ease Of Imps-
,ency. tisflnK 3lo.T--,.rIs,s
|, ga few doses cures the low spirited. = -
r. One bottle restores mental power.oO oYl'LJ3
~ fes DOGS restore. the 9roans Of assratiss.
a. Anew doses bring the rose 10 the cheek.
+ II This medicine restores to manly vigoS aAd
.eous: health the poor debilitaied, worn-deNn nd
~ The iistIess, enervated youth, the oysr.task.
ed man Of business, the victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, ~
diate and permanent relief BY the use Of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life. = . >" .i0'4 s','''7''I' y
az Price, sa per bottle or three bottles Sos o.,
ana 19rxa,asd by Express, on receipt Of money
|)H r. iils Il QJ-s s0aa9iJ aEf tfjl.l
tD The Cherokee Pills and Reju.
yenating Elixir, are sold BY all enterprdng
Druggists il the civiized world Some unprinoipied
In place Of these those which they can purchase a
. cheap price, and make more money BY sell.
Ing than they can on these medicines. you valus
your health aye, the health Of your future 81.
.prins, do not be deceived BY such .unprineipled
Druggists ask for these medicines and tab 10 sGA-
es. 1.-THE Druggist WIN not buy them for yen. en-.
to you ~ Express securely sealed IA p. siUS
from observation. .GiCJliL 3T3bi1JJd Asir
Ladies or Gentlemen can address us IN perfect
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..sAY9IAiYp-o1m 1881 3 1sH
'ATVH NVNHNHS o.-N
's}0sauuIW I.unOo suqp0oD ts5eulA
sNsd uouuyO 10 3ssAq@1ou eITu 70 sQ@1uaJ oeWL
sIIIN SuIp.xBO A0N
FQS ssqI.as
-Qns sq} 40 :1suusm $500 sW " pus von "A
.Ou 1IOqs 1V-OHOHVO TOOLXA
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"Put not your trust In princes,', but
you may place unbounSed COZ ndencs IN the ssz1
LING virtues Of AnssosIA for bsaut5hg and pre-
sewing the hair. my42-d&Wlm
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EIRST DIVISION ST. PAUL. AND
z PACIFIC RAILROAD,
LAND DrAkrxxxr MAM AnD bRAnoa Lrn,' 4
81. PAUL, September Is, 1854
N O TIL E
TO SETTLERS ON R. R. LANDS.

who re ade in rhe Townshipe named Deow are hero
by notified thai the Company has acquired The fee t.
the Railroad lands located In said fownstils ard
they are heey required to make proof Of their rigl
and make payment therefor al onco according to
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By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities offers to the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three-tenths per cent interest per annum,
known a the
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7-3O LOAN.
D. s. $40 SIX PER GENT.
COLD BEARING BONDS,

These Bonds are now worth o handsome pre-
MUM. and are exempt as are all the Government
Bonds from STATE Cou mtg and Municipal taxation,
WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PxR GENT. TO THEIR
vALuR according To the iate levied upon other prop
erty. The interest Is payable semiannualy 81 oou.
pons attached to each note, which may be cut OF
and Sid to any bank or banker.
The interest at 1880 per cent amounts to
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We confidently believe that the LA PEIITE
ORGAN because of its artistic excellence and adapt
eness d, the practical wants Of the public, u des
tined to be more widely used both 10 private houses
and in churches and hals than any other large mn
deal instrument. Without detracing nom the
merits of the Piano Forte which Glands confeesedy
In the highest place a. the interpreter Of certain
classes Of music superiority may be claimed toe ne
LA PETITE ORGAN in that TO some extent II
unites the powers Of the Piano with those OF inc
Church Organ while ito capacity for the at express
don Of sacred and home music, to which Americana
are chiefly attached is entirely superior to that OF
the PianO-Forte Add to this the TACT that It can %
furnished AT MUCH LESS COST.
The Environments manufactured at this establsh-
ment combine all the recent improvements and are
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
fly Property to be Sold for Taxes.
coLLEcToR's oFF1cE, CITY HALL. ,

CoLLRCToRB OFFICE CITY HALL.
FhBRuARI, Q, 1895. \
msncng TUESDAY the 9th day Of Nay nex the following List
pey win be sold By public aucOn, City HAIL. (Adermsn
a) the City OF Washington D. c. ssty Corporation Of
cy Taxes thereon stated unless previously
Collector with such may have accrued
a, Of payment
at 10 o'clock A. M continued from day 70
|a completed
., cash. WIN. DIXON, Collector.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
10 wHox AusrssRp.

By The depth of he lot,
and next adjolning NJ
south II ~, Gon, Of ssit
Brown, Richard ...,,....
Having . mont Of II feci
By the depth OF the lot,
and next adjoining The
east ~ feet front thereof.
boarman, Richard A,....
Being the east ~ fooi Q
inches mont Of aald loi
By the depth thereof.
boarmaa, Ralph.....,n.
Ior 1855, %. 10, fOr 1850
eo.9s, Tor 1880, 90. IS;
for 1891, oo.si, tOr leoa
Burford, Robert P.,.,..,
Beginning atthe northeas,
corner Of sald lot, run
ming thence south 10
feet . inches 70 the allsy
on the south aide OF sAlo
lot, thence west ~ foel,
theuce north 50 fees Z
inches, thence west 4
feek, thence north ~ fs0
y Inches, thence west Z
feet, thencs north 20 kesi
70 y ssreet south, thsAce
due east % fest, 70 The
beginning.
bloss, sarah 0,.,........
Bowen, eaylss J..........
DUO .."......,..,.,..,
Ditto r,,,,...,........,
n.I--
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

Senator Sumner, of Massachusetts,, il the fret
Of his party TO accept he new programme of re-
pudiatIon issued by Wendell Phillips In an ora
ton yesterday delivered at Boston, Mr.. Sumner
declares that without negro suffrage there is
nothing but insecurity for the colored people, in
stability for the local governments. and weakness
for the Union, involving. of course, the national
credit
Here we have a distinct threat of secession and
reputation, the two great ideas" of Jefferson
Davis, held over US by Sumner aud Phillips,
unless the country compels President johnson
TO violate his own convictions of duty and the
principles of the Constitutionl And while JEFF
ferson Davis is put upon trial for his life at Wash
ington, Sumner and Phillips are haranguing
Massachusetts into q new crusade against peace
and the UDion. For this crusade, Mr. Sumner
has already found name He styles il a holy
war against an "Oligarchy Of the skin" Mir
Summers Greek is az bad AS his principles An
oligarch has heretofore been supposed TO be .
government of the many by the few; so that il
Is difficult to see how the government of three
millions of negroes by thirty millions of whites
can be called an "oligarchs, unless. indeed, Mr..
Sumner holds that one negro is more than equal
10 ten white men! as the Tribune douOtless does
when II assert. that IL is not the white soldiers,
but the black soldiers whose valor and fidelity
I've given Us the promise of a futurei"-New
York World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05
OFFIcE-Sosth side Public Square, Coring
ton, Indiana.

VUNHE Company holds by lease. and in Fee about
j twenty thousand of the select coal
lands In Western ludans bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps of these lands may be the
office of the Company in Covington, Ind at the office OF
VIM Dale, No. 25 PARK Place, N. City, the Office OF
Hon. J. X. Cofroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis
reference to the report Of the Ron. David Dale
Owen, late State Geoogist, will show that these lands
situate in the midst of the finest coal fields of the
State, Astounding also in salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearthe mouth of Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities of lands salt water has been discovered
equal in quality to the kanswhs This water
cured some 35 years ago by boring after. the On
ondaga salt finding it's way down the Wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor finding himself
able to compete with it, abandoned the manufacture
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil.
Those lands all lie in close proximity TO the Wabash
and Erie Canal, some Of them upon its banks
Mr.. John McMsnomy, the business agent of the COM
pany Las retui ned from of of the oil
by the company, in Fountain and pRrke counties
SO far the general formation Of the country and the
surface Indications present themselves stong analogy
in the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
the mos; valuable o.. lie found Mr.. McManomy has pur-
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
men OF the hidden Of the lands of the company
All the induces of coal ell found localities ii
has been procured strongly marked in various To-
calties OK the lands Of the Company sfordng every
rational prospect The company thinks
necessary make any other reference to the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred to
SlOC 900 Of the stock being O6O shares proposed
by the Company be offered the market at half
its value, beng SIS per share, fer the purpose of
aiding the Company in speedy development of tho
lands. apr25-d&wtf
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGx Apis.

Onions sell in Oregon at twenty-five cents a
pound
A race between a horse and q camel was
the last novelty in California.
The trumpet has been introduced in the
grand service at Westminster Abbey.
President Lincoln's body gu,rd is to be re-
tanned by President Johns on.
The Russian that Little Patti is going to
marry has an income OF 81 500 900.
One Senior Pesel, q sheen aker bv trade, has
been recently elected President Of Peru
The C,liforniaus are experimenting in cot
ton. man in Cilaveras has twelve acres
growing finely
The Army aud Navy Gazette is of the opin
Ion that alter the rebels sre completely con
quered east and west of the Mississippi. the
Onited States army will not be reduced below
100 900 men
There kre from 5 coo TO 10 900 persons
claiming 20 be mediums in the United States
and il they can all be compelled to take ont !.
license at $50 each, as jugglers. the revenue de-
rived IRON this source will amour, 20 some,h;n,
worth having a case involving this question i
nov before United States Commissioner in
Rochester.
"A Young lady OF Newark. Ohio. named Mag
&c Eliot. recently died under the folloxing
circumstances: She left her fathers house in
company With her young associates. for an even
ing visit 10 the residence OF nei ghbor and while
amusing themselves 10 = hunting the thimble."
Mcgee became possessor OF il, and placing il in
her mouth 10 hide IL froca the others. accidenrly
swallowed il. Every effort for her recovery
proved unsvsiling. and she bresthed her last in
fifteen minutes after the occurrence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

Tor the defense be not considered as closed up,sl
George Powell. father Of Payne. and other wit
nessss sho bad been summoned from FIorid.
vho voaid testify IN respect 10 P.yne's ante
cedents and the tendency on the part OF TIE far
lily to insanity. should be present
Judge Binghsu-Then We are to regard "a
authentic the statement that the prisoners name
is P0selii
Mr.. Doster-I have stated that hi. father.
name Is Powell aud | take it for granted the in.
ference ell be drawn thar that is the name Of
the prisoner.
Col. Barnett stated that reasonable time would
be allowed for the defense to meet new evidence
introduced by the Government today further
than that be hoped there would he no postpone
ment
The President of the Court said ample time
had been allowed to obtain witnesses for the de
tense and the request of Mr.. Doster would not be
granted.
The Court adjourned until Monday morning
at ten o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

The WABASH PETROLEUM AND Coat MINING
COMPANY The WABASH Petroleum ami Coal
NJ n'ng Company have all their machinery on
thu grouni. have their derrick erected, aud by
next Monday will commence exploring the
neither regions in pursuit of OIL coal anu other
mineral substances
The CUmpanys commencement is three miles
from Cpvington. and within lev hundred yard-
OF the Wsb sh and Erie C,nal The location j.
regarded as good one. just on the border OF the
Gal fields in this county: the country having all
the characteristics OF the OIL regions in Penn-yl-
vsuia. success is reasonably anticipates The
energy OF The men experimenting the sff,irs OF
the company. with 6rst-class material for such
purpose. positive results may soon be real z-d -
CoviDgton Friend.