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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
sheep shearing at Pou,tuey.

There will be public Shearing of Sheep al
East Poultney, on Tuesday, May s, 1866, at ten
O'Clock a. NJ. The Sheep Breeders of the ad-
joining towns are respectfully invited tojOin
and bring sheep. No prizes viii be offered, ou'
1t will be conducted under the superintendent
OF committee appointed for that purpose.
Those persons from abroad who desire es'
pecial accommodations for themselves, or pens
for sheep, will please inform Henry Potter, East
Poultney, by letter or otherwise. [24d1tw2t
The cholera scare in New York Is
already creating something of q panic
just the way to invite the cholera.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

VERMONT STATE FAIR.-Ex Governor
John A. Andrew of Massachusetts will
deliver the annual address at the fair of
the Vermont State Agricultural Society
to be held at Brattleboro, Sept. II, u,
Is and ID
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

B. T. farewell, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04

8 HB- Business done in the English and German
Languages. Special attention given to Collections
Partitions, and business in the Probate Court.
ian3l-d1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04

\" =" = UaiIy except MOndaySJ t7N . ~
MAIL st l:lO A. M-Stoppng at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, l.0yeland, Miami
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ks @ l6lIs y
R a I Il R O AIDS
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond, Indianapolis
and Chicago.
without change of cars to DAYTON and RICH,
MOND and only one change of cars TO ST.
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and
CHICAGO. f.h
on anna nfier Fehrnnry Ist. 1850,
FIRST TRAIN.

Four Trains will run as follows:
FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.
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ODbio Sstatesfrat.
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5s. n y Il va s.
INVARIABLY IN ADvANcEJ
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tenlines Of Eonpareil, or inch space, constitute
seuaro.
DAILY.
For each insertion, per square, rs cents
Notices of Deaths, 80 cents.
Notices of Marriages, 50 cents.
Religious Notices so cents.
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day and once week, will be charged $lOO per
square each insertion.
Business Notices in Local column, 20 cents rer line
or each insertion. No Notice less than 81 CO.,
hfr7 '.ai WEEKLY.
o. 80 per square each insertion. ai
Business Notices 50 cents per line each insertion.
No Noticeless than $500.
Legal advertisements will becharged regular rates.
a1- All IRA AEsfENT advertisements must be paid
for hereafter, at the time they are ordered other
wise they will not appear in TIE paper. rms rule
will be rgidly adhered TO in all cases. There will be
no exception.
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Three Trains Daily q,
.-- EXCEPT SUNDAY. .....
From Columbus, in connoctiOn with Trains on the
Little NIi8nsi 81 Columbus &G Xenia
Railroads.


FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at ll:35 z.
NJ. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington
-CIilead. Gallon. Crestlne. Shelby, New London.
WedhgtTn EIn "rN'oh anu D'foS' H'i''iHs az "'0'0
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ,hHPRESS0LeaVes Columbus at
1929 A.; NJ. VIII stop At delaware, VaHrd,!ngton,
Gaion, I ~ Jtestill0' 'hoi"y' No" N'NUOu'
Snu "ISi'On' uurp0 Tp.1N
lhlhD AhAlN'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04
RAILROAD T1N1E TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co.
lumbus, Ohio. On and after February lst, 1896.
Grains will run as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04
C. C. SHARP, N. D.,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon
nAvING LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,

TAVING LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,
IL respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and vicinity. 80.
DR.. Sharp begs to make this proposition 70 az
those who are afflicted with all the various forms of
Chronic Diseases peculiar to this country.
First-For every patient afflicted, whom will un-
dertake and promise TO cure, and whom iah 70
cure will agree to give such patient the sum Of
One Hundred Dollars, provided the said patient will
guarantee me One Hundred Dollars, payable
when the cure is completed.
UFFiCE-On Fourth street. between State and
Broadway, in Mr.. j. Millers office.
novl-dly-isne4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-28
Notice.

IDERSONS inGc ied to tho Estate of Robert
i Spencer, dccease,l, must mako payment; and
thost having demands against said Estate will pre-
sent them. legally attosted, within the time pro.
'aerihed by law. y. D. l>aAT0S, Admir-
,s April 8, J S8SS & 81 " 20 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-28

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IICKENS--IN EQUITY.
Sara Capehart, widow, Bill for Relief, Ac-
vs. count Discovery set
L. n Robins, FIX or, ct ais tlcmcnt Of Estate, &C.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs.
A at law of Harvey Capehart, deceased. (namcs.
number md residence unknown) the ileirs-at-law
of John Capehnrt deceased. (namcs. number and
residence unknown, \. D. Rogers ndministrnto or
of the Estate of W.D Rogers, deceased; defend
ants in this case, reside without the limits Of this
State: On motion of McGowan ~ Adams, com
plninants Solicitors it is ordered tha! these
III absent defendants do appear in this Court, within
three months from the publication hereof. and
plead answer or dcmur to compainant's snid bill
Of plaint; otherwise, order pro confesso will
be entered against them.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.EP.p.
Conrs Office. Marcn 27. 1866.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-28
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Hsa 6lqINy--H'iclAesas.
James " Earle
Bill for Relief, SC.

Wm. G.. Keith ct. ais -
ME dcfcivants in this ease. to wit - Broadwell
L W. Keith, Mary Keith, Drmcilla Keith, Susan
nal, Keith ind two other minors, heirs mt law Of
Marville J.. Keith deceascd-,-rcsidc without the
limits Of this State: On motion of Harrison &.
Whiiners, ,companants solicitors. it is ordered
that these several abscnt defendants do appear in
this Court. within three months from this date and
plead, answer or lemur to complainants said bill
Of complaint. or guardian al Htcm will be ap-
pointed by the Court to scprescnt their interests
in this cause.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.n.
Comrs Office. March ~. 1865 2,n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-28
The State Of South Carolina.
PICkENS--IN EQUITY.

TIUNTNS--IN TIE9U II i.
vs Bill for Partition, &c.
Mary r. Keith and others
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Broad
l. well W. Keith. Mary Kcith. Druclla Keith
Susnnnah Keith, and two other minors, whose
names are unknown heirs ut law Of Marvillc L..
Keith. deceased, defendants in this case reside
without the limits Of this State: On motion or Nor
ton, conpninants solicitor, it is ordered that these
several absent defendants do appear in this Court.
within three months from the publication hereof
and plead answer, or dcmur, to conlpninants said
bill Of complaint; otherwise, guardian adj litcn,
will be appointed by the Court to represent ii.oii
intcress in ;,;s cause.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.s.r.u
Com'rs Oiicu. March 81, 1866 Sun
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The IesCa Briage Cosepa~y.

The principal once and place OF business of the Com
pany /, TO be at Ke.klk, lnsa
The object and busin Of the Company-.s the loca
ton, construction and nisintabsnee of Railway and
npi River and witnin th count OF fran ock.
illinois, and Lee. Iowa Ia m, esn1 = he n IN.
c0rAe ush Britx-h np.s1 vho Ave he char.
ter ana ~ h0Iiiy from he htA,e ~ tIltreis FOR
he sxc!a>iyc eiEhS 10 ers e. . hPt 70 with the
limits % stempi a.a ~ hts ro0paRy.
Iii. of Cap Is. stock ID Willie Dollars,
b vepr, sented shares OF Hunrred Dollars
which Sock Il subject TO subscr pion pay and
tran r. may r time time preecfi by the
TIL private proveit OF Stskhod. u made xempt
ON tishy for Il debts of the Comp.uy, except
the extent provided by the lava ot Ioxa.
Ta- busne of the Company will be under the gen.
erai drec 10 aud ro Five Drtcors-a jor ty
Of shop at-whch board b Ay be increased, if
deemed ad.i-able hereafter The BJsrd msy eject =
Pre- ident II President, secre,ary aud sp4oini all
hsr ofcers and nt., and ioyees, the3 y deem
ne ry I, thu intrr Il q the tom,any
The 3 ard of DIRECTORS to be sectad annnav, At
such times lasy be- fxed, aud twenty days notice
ven But the existing soGd will c,ntinus until III ir
shall have been duly elected, aud may I'LL all
sAca1ciss.
he hi fes Of the mpny .h.ll at n, time exceed
doubf- the u the sptaf stock OF the Company
y. Sample. John NcCnna, S4n'1 sample, B. T.
Schoded and Alexanase aymp on, constitute tao rst
Ro-d Of Drectorsto Astuui their Success r' are duly
elected @@
THIS oesaniastian Il to continue for the term of
twenty th~ date OF the Articles OF orsara
ton Nd subject 70 renewal for the ioneesf procs
allowed b. Law
Toe present o6Acsrs OF the romranv a-e
". sAMpLe. President.
j,l4-av sAA'L 3 sAMPLR sscrstGy-
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after the capture Of Richmond, and has been
In confinement ever since.
There will be majority and = minority re.
/ port on the Memphis not case.
/ Schenck's army bill will, no doubt, pan
the House, but will be 90 amended 10 The
Senate II to send the whole question to the
Conference Committee to be finally settled,
as for the time the new tariff bill will 70 into
effect there is no trouble. Importers will
have the usual sixty or ninety days to make
their Arrangements.
The Conkling Fry investigating committee
concluded the taking of testimony to- day, and
will commence to review the evidence on
Thursday.
The House Military Committee to-dsyin-
structed their chairman to report the Senete
bill for the establishment of an armory and ar
senal Ut Rock Island.
in contemplation for some years, opened yes.
terday in the new medical college in 10Th
street. An effort will be made to ascertain
the name and cause Of death of the many who
lmysteriousy lose their lives in this city.
Quiet continues in the Fenian circles
Roberts is expected here to-day, and the
meeting in Union Square will not take place
until his return. He reports his mission to
Washington - being successful.
1t is said the James Roberts branch OF the
Brotherhood will be placed on frmer foot
ing than ever.
Richard ]. Hall, who sold $25, 900 or ss0..
600 worth Of Government powder from .
schooner OF which he had charge, is still con
fined on the receiving ship Vermont He
was gnnner on Ellis Island, and was ap-
pointed from Maine in 1861.
The steamer Arizona brings Panama dates
to the 18th of juno. Every thing is quie, Oh
the Isthmus. The rainy seasop had thorough
iy set in. Late dates from the interior had
brought no important news. President Mos
|quena had arrived at the capital and was well
received. The news from Central and South
America is unimportant Everything on the
South coast has assumed pacific turn since
the Spanish feet left, and business was iIa-
proving. There was no news from Mexico
The Arizona brings $500, COO in treasure
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AAEVAVA0T r DTATE0BUXs
Ar. Lincoln and the Rebd Leoi,laturc 81
ViypiHid-His 1e4eUnm 10 Gen. Weitsel-
Card from Hoa- -Ed AcPhrsoa.
To the Editor Of the N. Y. Tribune:
Sin: Your RichmoBd cosrespondent of the
9th has noted and commented upon the fact
that Mr.. Lncoln'D telegram to Gen. Weitsel,
forbidding the assembling Of rebel Legislators
and others in April of last year, has never
been Published. 1t is : document Of historic
interest, both for its subject matter and for
the fact that it was the last telegram penned
by Mr.. Lincoln.
Some weeks ago obtained from Mr.. Sec
retary Stanton q COPY for my forthcoming
political manual Of 1866, from the proof
sheets of which have the pleasure Of ex-
tracing it.
OFFICE q. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIScrox, d. C., April IL. 1866.
Major Gen. Weitzel, Richmond, Va:
| have just seen Judge Campbell's letter to
you Of the 7th. He assumes, a. appears to
me, that have called the insurgent Leeisla-
ture together, a. the rightful Legislature Of
the State, TO settle all differences with the
United States. | have done no such thing.
spoke of them not Is Legislature, but q
"the gentlemen Who have acted q the Leeis-
lature of Virginia in support Of the rebel.
lion" did this on purpose to exclude the
assumption that Was recognizing them a. .
righym body. dealt with them as men hav.
ing power de fdcto to do q specific thing, 20
wit: "To withdraw the Virginia troops and
other support from resistance to the General
Government" for which in the payer handed
by Judge Campbell ! promised . specific
equivalent, to-wit: A remission to the peo-
pie RI the State, except in certain cases, the
conhscation Of their property. ! meant this,
and no more. lnasmnch, however, as Judge
Campbell misconstruss this, and is still press-
ing for an armistice, contrary to the explicit
statement Of he paper | gave him. and par
tacalarly as Gen. Grant has since captured the
Virginia troops, SO that giving reconsideration
for their withdrawal is no longer applicable,
let my letter to you and the paper 70 Judge
Campbell both be withdrawn or counternsn.
ded, and he be notified Of it. no not allow
them 10 assemble, but il any have come, al
low them safe return to their homes.
A. LfncoLS.
Tour correspondent seems to think that it
he's beea intentionally withheld. am sure
this is an error. Mr.. Stanton responded to
my request, rs have no doubt he would have
done to any one else desiring it for publica
ton. Very respectfully, yonr obedisnt ser
want, EDwD. McPBgRaoy.
Clerk b. r. Z. s.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l3, 1866.
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VOL. 13.

hear from the parties after having sent thsi'
bills. We consign such documents to the
flames as fast as they come, nnd would advise
other publishers to do the same, if they de-
sire to live happy and pursue christians life.
For the benefit Of publishers we will give
below the names Of advertising agents with
whom we have done business grsat many
years, and who are responsible, and can be
relied on, having never failed to pay according
10 contract:
S. N. Pettengill Co., New York Boston.
Peaslee Co., New York.
Joy, Coe L Co., /"
S. r. Niles, Boston.
Cock, Coburn l. Co., Chicago.
There may be others, bat IL 50, it has not
been our good fortune to form their acquain.
lance.
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A correspondent Of the Lynn, Mass. }
Reporter, writing from Savannah, Ca, gives
the following specimen of Southern Intelli-
gence:
A man in Florida capped the climax for
ignorapce the other day, when he came into
Lake City from the woods. He had lust
heard some one speak Of Lees surrender,
hut could not be made to believe il. mo-
said he, Il hearn tell. a right smart spell
ago, that the Yanks had got Richmond; but
as for old Bob Lees surrendering. he hahn,
done no such a thing. He hahn t the boy for
that. for I've been in his army once myself,
and ! know him. He won't do it,
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xxx CONGREss--FlRsT sESsION.
HorBE.

WASHINGTON, June 20.
Mr.. Donnelly, from the committee on Pub
Inc Lands, reported bill granting to the State
the construction of the Iowa Central Rail-
road, which was ordered priuted, and re com.
mitted.
Mr. Eggteston, from the committee on
Commerce, reported back the Senate amend.
ment to the bill further to provide for the
safety OF the lives of passengers on board
steam vessels, with q recommendation that
they be non -concnrred in The amendments
were non concurred in, and q committee of
conference asked.
MIR. Boutwell, introduced bill to smend
the act of April 18th, 1915, fog the punish
ment of certain crimes against the United
States, which was read twice aud referred to
the Judiciary committee. 1t provides that
the act of 1918 shall not be so construed as to
prohibit citizens Of the United States from
selling vessels, ships or steamers bail, within
the United States, or materials or munitions
OF var, the growth or products of the same
10 belong % the inhabitants Of countries or
states; provided. that the operations Of this
act shall be suspended whenever the United
States shall be engaged in war.
Mr.. Glossbrenner, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported back bill for the re
llef OF inhabitants OF towns and villages in
the Territories Of New Mexico and Arizona,
which was ordered TO be re committed.
Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, asked and OBJ
tained leave to attach his signature to the re-
port Of the Reconstruction committee, which
was made in his absence.
Mr.. Perham. from the committee ON Invalid
Pensions, reported q bill increasing the pen
sions of widows and orphans, and for ether
purposes.
Mr.. Perham made a statement as to the
existing laws, or bills that are pending under
the existing laws. The annual amount paid
was $1,000. .O0O. This bill would increase
the amount Of $4,000, 600, making it ST..
no 0J0. The bill pen ding to pensions Of the
soldiers of the war of 1872 and their widows
would cost $l4, 200, 900, which would make
the total amount of pensions $4,000. 600.
Under these circumstances the committee
are of the opinion that neither the country
nor the pensioners would favor proposition
to double tae pensions now allowed.
Mr. Harding, of Kentucky, while favoring
the second section opposed the first, or de-
clared the Provost Marshalls here stay at
home and ahirked military duty, and that
! many of them we're infamous and disloyal
and had been guilty Of all sorts Of operations
during the war TO sll their pockets.
Mr.. benjamin took a similar position.
| Mr. Stevens expressed his opinion that the
last grade Of pension for total disability might
be eight dollars month which was too low
Il had been fixed when the soldiers pay was
eight dollars, and now when the pay was
| sixteen dollars per month he thought the
pension should be increased. He should be
glad to test the sense of the House on q pro-
tA~tA 4 r..
disability should be .Telve dollars per
mon:a. ~, )
Mr.. Harding moved to strike out the FIRST
section, which was rejected. 81 to "a
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The Scientific Americaa says: "The an.
pleasant odor produced BY preparation il
frequently source of vexation TO persons
who are troubled with it. Nothing is NOR.
simple than to remove this odor much more
effectually than BY the application Of sucl
unguents and perfumes ss are ip common use
5pmpoasd d spir;ss Of amnon;. '.ns sna plse. ses
put two table spoonfuls in basin Of water
lshing the face, hands and arms with thi
leAves the skin as clean, sweet, and fresh q,
one could wish. This wash is perfectly harm
less and very chean; ia recommended on tn,
authority Of distinguished physician.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM DIS MONIES.

Especial d.spatca 90 the Daily date city.l
DEs MONIES, June 20.
The following nominations were made by
the State Convention to-day: Colonel E. d.
Wright, of Cedar, for Secretary Of State: Ma
jor Rankin, of Washington. Treasurer; Ell.
liott, of MITCHELL Auditor; Colonel Carpen
ter, of Webster, Register Of Land Ofice;
Bisseli, of Dubuqne, Attorney General;
Stiles, of Wapelio, Reporter of Supreme
Court; Levi T. Linderman, of Page. Clerk Of
Supreme Court.
The convention was very large and enthu-
siastic, and the nominations and platform a-e
generally acceptable, and will be overwhelm.
ingly endorsed by the people.
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STATE NoMINA NATIoYs.-By special dispatch
in another column, it will be noticed that the
Republican Convention at Des Moines, made
the following Nominations:
COL E. D. Wright, Of Cedar, for Secretary
Of State; Maj. Rankin, Of Washington, for
Treasurer: Mr.. Elliott. of Mitchell. for An.
ditor; Col. Carpenter, of Webster, for Reg
lister Of Land Office; Bissell, Of Dubuque,
for Attorney General; Sites, Of Wapello,
Reporter for Supreme Court; Lieut. Linde-
mani Of Page, for Clerk of Supreme Court.
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4 CAUTION TO PUBLlsHERs.-We do not
know of a class of people that are SO often
imposed on as newspaper publishers. or who
are as likely to be forced by virtue of their
position, into business transactions with the
most unscrupuious of oil class. Perhaps
We are not annoyed as much as other publish
ers. but certain it is, that enough Of the class
called ''drummers' and agents for ''respon
sible'' eastern houses, pass this way. The
large majority, of this class represent some
kind of patent nostrums which are intended
TO cure every disease known in the list Of hu-
man ills, and probably some net generally
known. 1t requires but little time for us to
discover to wha. extent confidence can be
placed in them or their decoctions. While
we are willing to advs rtise for legitimate and
known manufacturers Of patent medicines, as
veil as other kind of advertisers, we do not
care tu be the means of placing disreputa5le
articles before the people, which will in most
cases not only prove worthless, but will do an
injury to those using them. Still, in the mat
ter of merit, we Of coursel may not be the
Judge, but when we come down to strict bust.
ness, these agents are very ATTIC shrinlE;; they
esanot pay in advance for the article they
wan, advertised They are only authorized
to make contracts, and their house is perfect
u responsible, and is worth p great many
thousand dollars. These, and great MANI
more items for our information are produced
to convince us that s.their house" is good fol
any amount. OF course tive can't see it. :
The latest dodge is for those light.6ngeret
gentry to get our net rates, and draw I
card on us informing us that they are adyer
tising agents, and claim the regular commits
sion. Wepaid the 6rst man that caught vi
mapping ten dollars but made up our mint
not to be trapped again. But this is only ont
of the thousand means to swiadle the unsus-
pecting newspaper publisher Who is AWAY
anxious to increase his list Of advertisers bu
Ne can assure the aforesaid class of swindler
that we are getting ''sharpened up,'' and in
tend to keep look out for their comings an,
warn our friends to guard we'll their larder
and hen roosts during their sojourn in tn
city.
There are, also, about twenty thousand
more or less. irresponsible advertising agent
in the United States, and We receive BY eacI
mail large quantity Of ''orders" to insert "a
veftisemsnts Of various lengths for nm indef
mite time, charging our regular rates therefor
and sending paper and bill to advertise,
which viii b paid at once. Now, in grea
many casss The article 10 Be sdvsrtised is, /
the uainitiAasd, possessed Of msr;s. Bus e,
pdblishsts, hovsvss, ~ ever y lacky q I
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LOUISVILLE, June 10.
In the United States Court the case of
lshan Henderson, Judge Ballard discharged
the defendant, thus releasing him from all
military control,
The Italian counterfeiters of fractional
currency were sentenced to the penisentiary
for fifteen years, and two others to seven years
and ten months each.