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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Ichabod Codding, an original radical
of Illinois is dead; some one calls him IA
champion of progress and of liberal chris
tianity." We learned many years ago
that Ichabod was SO far COINED to his
IDOLS as to ,caM on the Flag of the U. s.
in his passage to Fourth of July stand at
some crazy point in III. where he was
chosen Orator just such champions of
progress have "maist ruined a" in our
then happy Union; we have no compliments
for such men, dead or alive.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

The steamer Phil. Sheridan reports the
river too4ow for large boats to reach St.
Paul. On the last trip up she transferred
her passengers and freight to the Jennie
Baldwin at Prescott and returned. The
Sheridan is one of the best arranged and
most neatly finished and furnished steam
ers on tho river, and Capt. West, Mate
Painter, Clerks Barron and Swayze and
Pilots Carrow and Garsoch, by their kind
ness and ciyility toward passengers, are
making her one of the sought for mediums
Of travel on the river, by business men and
pleasure seekers everywhere. We have
yet to find crew more thoroughly post
cd and pleasantly disposed than Capt.
West and his family of co-operators-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

On Saturday a young lady, apparently
about l6 years old, came to the house Of
Mr.. Deacon in this city, representing that
she had been deserted by man and his
wife, with whom she came to this city from
Dubuque, and was without money, and in
i'll health. Mr.. d. and his good lady receiv-
ed her in their house and cared for her, fur
nishing her with all the comforts she re-
quircd, until Monday morning, when the
young lady left her benefactors minus
several articles Of apparel and small
amount of cash. She has not been heard
from since. a.-.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

General Grant, whom the radicals are
trying to ruin by putting him forward as a
candidate for the presidency, re-
Gently remarked to gentleman of Buffalo,
who met him in the west, that unless the
southern states were speedily admitted to
representation in congress, and the right
of self government conceded to them we
should soon have another rebellion" Gen.
Grant is no radical, and, if the disunionists
should elect him president, they would
catch more decided Tartar than Andrew
Johnson.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

ORIcISAL.-Poetry, Tales and other
home curiosities furnished the TIMES, will
be obliged to wait few days longer. If
the authors want the manuscripts or are
mad about the delay of publication, they
will please send for them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

"A. II. WHEELER is located in Milwau-
kee. Sec his card and do not fear to give
him Wholesale orders. A. H. has been
with us several ycars-his business integ-
rity is beyond question. See the card of
w, & B,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

GrERRILLAs.-The travelling guests who
do the wholesale trade of our eastern
and western cities are styled "Gnerrillas,'
not because of any wickedncss in them, but
for the reason they go on foot or on horse
back to secure ira de for those who employ
them they call themselves commercial
agents. and they are; but the other title
takes less letters and we use it. Within
the last little whle--a week, more or less
lots Of these pleasant G's have invaded
our sanctum Their cards and other cyi-
dNil'r~ Of rTrpert are a'r,nrfant,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

''llayc you seen SAM?" Go to Roscn-
thals Tobacco Store on Main Street and
see what the German "Brick'' has purchas-
ed for your comfort. Sam has only a ait
tie InSin,'' but the small savage holds out
the best cigars and tobacco that the mar
kct can furnish
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

MARRIAGE know but dare not tell
that one of our best boys will probably lead
the heroine of one of Walter SCOTS novels
to the altar in few days. Oh Moses,
how much we envy you !...... David Moody
was welded day or two since to Miss
Hill. .Brohe of Postville is also re-
Gently married man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Judge Cole of the Iowa Supreme Court
a democrat when he first came to Iowa !;
since then perverted to radical negroism
and made judge, is suspended from the
Masonic Order. DIR. Guilbcrt of Dubuque
gives the renegade most whitening patcr-
nal scolding.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

l.. F. Church is now sole proprietor Of
the convenient and we'll supplied Family
Grocery House near the FLANDERS We
tic to his CHrRcH because the terms are
easy, the ''boss'' pleasant, the goods neat
and clean and promptly delivered at your
house.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

CIRcUs.--Wc ask the attention of fun
lovers to IIowc's Circus Advertisements and
his extensive Bulletins on Main Street.
This is great year for circuscs. Howe's
is highly spoken of by the Press.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

THE FouRrH.-Evcrybody has seen tho
4th of July in some shape. We have few
reports of the surrounding country except
through our exchanges. McGregor had
qnet, sober, individual, do-as-you-plcase,
comfortable, ice-cream, lemonade, mind
,rour-own-busincss sort Of day. The
town cannon was well fired and nobody
hurt Lots Of our Country Cousins were
in town and enjoyment was the rule. The
Alamakee went to Pictured Rocks-the
Band went to Patch Grove to hear 'Col-
"red'' speech by Hazeltine of Boscobel.-
s. NJ. t., y. D. T., G. W. and others took
a store along and realized large profit
from sales! Three persons were killed
near Clernlont BY the explosion of can
non---two young girls and woman--a
man lost his arm by cannon at Decorah-
boy lost an eye at Patch Grove--a coup
10 Of T. Csquarrelcd at Counover, and one
shot the other dead ; to wind up with, the
survivors under arrest-tho dead man
was buried in the garden or door-yard of
the house where he was killed.
At Postyille, DEBORAH, West Union,
and New Oregon there were regular patri
otto forraltios. At McGregor all was Sc
reno and ''indcpendent;'' at night some
elegant fireworks Of public and private
nature were sent up, ont, around and
about. A wedding or two took place but
The names of the parties are not given us.
We cssnnot particularizo the events of the
day. Wherever it would 60 down, the day
was desecrated to the purposes of Fanati-
cism and tho denunciation of the grand old
party which has made the American
name Tnuru is in better health now
than she was few years ago and we trust
that ono more year will restore her to a
sound constitutional condition. Give the
banjo party rope and they'll do their own
banging.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

growth and popularity of the North West
crn. She stands foremost on all the in
surance reports, in extent of business and
financial security and prosperity. We
only ask you to examine for yourselves.
NJ. s. MERWIN, Agent,
Mc(ircOOr Iowa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Jon WoRK.-Our home job work plays
the TINES boys SO rapidly that one cannot
do equal justice to advertising patrons.
BE patient, friends and work a little harder
individually.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

hasast.
The new internal revenue law excmpts
circulating notes Of state banks from the
10 per cent tax until August lst. The
s,tal receipts from internal revenue for the
week ending with Saturday, amounted to
3s.SS4, 5S6,75......A call for a convention
ofloyal southern men, to be held in Wash
ingtou city, during the summer, is about
to be issued by Gov. Hamilton Of Texas,
and others. .....It seems now, from reports,
that the cotton crop will be much better
than was expected and it is believed will
be nearly an average crof......The house
judiciary committee have been unable to
'iRa any reliable evidence tending to i'm
plicate jeff Davis in the assassination plot
aad will report that no additional lcgisla-
ton is necessary to secure his trial..
The Wisconsin state fair for this year will
!Je held at GAINESVILLE in Soptcnber......
Iton. Lewis ID. Campbell is minister to
Mexico and is to leave for that govern
mnnt in few days .....The freedlnens
bureau in Tennessee will soon cease to is
sue supplies, except in extreme cases.
The Megicans ere feeling encouraged,
and are reported as being more united in
view Of the recent defeats sustained by the
Imperial forces and which makes Max.
look gloomy. Santa Anna is said to hold
a large share of public attention and it is
rumored, in certain liberal circles, that an
arrangement has been effected between
Sec. Seward and Napoleon to let Max
down and make him (Snnta Anna) presi-
dent. Maximilian, it is believed, will not
vacate, as he has ordered general con-
scrip;on to take place on the 18th to sus-
tain his crown. Annexation to the T. s.
is strongly talked Of among the liberals
......A revolt in Cuba is reported in which
the natives were, in "a small fight, success
full over the Spanish authorities. 1t is
represented to be Il serious attempt at rev.
olution......Thc European war has com
mencod. The Italians, who had crossed
tho Minclo without resistance, attacked
the Austrian position in front of Verona,
one Of the fortresscs Of the Quadriatcral.
Recent accounts indicate that they were
defeated with great loss in killed, wound
el and prisoners. Victor Emmanuel is
reported as in command Of the Italian
troops. War has also commenced in Boz
hernia and Silcsia, but no decisive result
has yet been reached. The English minis
try has rendered its resignation, but its.
acceptance is not yet made public. The
rebellion in Spain is suppressed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

BUsINEss.--Our new advertisements are
alive with interest. Persons who arc
awake to profit will read them all and
avail themselves of the advantages offered.
Reader, you have personal interest in. all
that appears in the advertising columns of
the TINES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

NJ. O'Brien has this day associated with
himself in the grocery trade Mr.. j. L. Da-
Wis, most reliable man, and hereafter the
firm name will be O'Brien & Davis Look
for new adj. next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
Weather, Markets. &C.

Observation-Disclosures falling
Wheat LAO to l.6O-much lower than
last week. Crops better than expected
and hence the heavy decline. Oats IS
and firm. Gold in New York about 1874
General prices without change.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

The radicals have found another grain of
comfort. Mr.. J. p. Usher, late Secretary
of the Interior, has announced himself on
their side. Very appropriate, we think,
he viii be needed to Usher the party into
eternity within the next few months.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

To FARMERs.-Don't forget to 60 and
SEQ the Excelsior Self Raking or Dropping
Reaper and Mower Combined before vol,
buy.
They arc for sale by
III. B. MALONE & Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

If there are any omissions or errors in
this paper, either local, personal, business
or otherwise, the interested party will at
tribute them to the FOURTH.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
DEBORAH, Iowa, July 7th 1866,

II. b. Malone G o.: Sir, we have used
one of your Excelsior Reaper & Mower
pleasure in saying that it has given us en-
tire satslaction
Yours truly,
DAY & SHANNON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Observation-Disclosures week we will
publish the Clayton Co. Premium List; it
came too late for this issue. Parker and
Corctt arc bound to make brilliant show.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Look !-'Capt." Clyde of Counover is
"loose' somewhere in Minnesota with ID.
Seaton's ponies the captain has horse on
the brain, largely; ifa police officer should
arrest him and advise Seaton at Boscobel
a nice reward would follow. Clyde is a
thickset chap, fond ofwhiskey-thc ponies
arc brown and black.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

ArcTIoS.-R. Grant has license to sell
nr,bds al Auction. SIR ADV.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
New advertisements,
CAUTION.

A IL persons hereby cautioned against harbor.
"a ing or trusting my wife, Ann Anderson, on my
count, for will pay no bills of her contracting.
WM. ANDERSON.
MOnona, Iowa, July Z, 1866. 5Osw4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

TTNIIE partnership late existing at McGregor in tho
Il name of HOPKINS & CHURCH. is dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business Of the late firm will DO
settled by the undersigned, at tbs store.
l.. +. CHURCH
McGregor, July 10, 1866. 5OSw4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
J. f. Howe's
CHAMPION CIRCUS of the REPUBLIC
Aymar's
GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS,
]. II. Glcnroy's
FAR FAMED GERMAN CIRCUS,
Williams & Mankin's
GREAT CREclAN GYMNASIUM.

A combination of equestrian; GYM
nastic, acrObatic and athletic talent
never before consolidated in one in
stitution, either in Europe or Amer
lea.
The performance will consist of
all that is novel and beautiful in
Workmanship, grand and courageous
in gymnasia, or animated and grace
full in athletic skill, by the univer-
sally admitted
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
DIVIDENDS.

There seems to be constant effort on
the part of many companies to make per-
sons believe that they are sure to get hall
their premiums back again in the shape OF
dividends. Their advertisements often
unnualifndly hnnst of and nroInisn diri
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
Beware of AmbuSCades !

Few people realize the fact that disease lies in ambush
everywhere ready to seize upon the weak The strong
pass through many perls in safety the strenghess fall
10y the waysde.
amazing that the feeble should totter with uncer
tain steps over the face of the earth in danger every day
of falling victims to the morbid influences by which
arc all surroundo1 when tested and proven vegetable
tonic capable of ondowing them with the viger they
need is procurabe in every CITY, town and settlement
1t might reasonably be thought that after tie twelve
years experience which the world has had of HOSTEL
TERs STOMACH BtrTEns all would know that its effect
is to prevent disease.
The fact Is notorious that dose Of poison which will
scarcely affect vigorous man in perfect health will kill
weak one. Now. what is the csuse Of epidemic dis
eases? Poison III the air At this the atmos.
ptcre Is surchargcd with the seeds of inte nittents
romitenta rheumatism, pulmonary disorders, bilious
complaints and the like. Persons whose nervous sys.
TENS are relaxed are the rst to succumb to these dis
tempers. Brace up tho physical energea then, with
this potential vegetable tonic. It Is the most powerful
recuperant which tho botanic kingdom has yielded
to patient research and experiment Tryit The blind
est disciple Of the old medical dogmas will at least ad
NIT that tonic and Alternative, compounded of approved
herbs roots and barkB can do harm while the test
mony Of thousands invites trial OF its virtues.
March 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
March .
POsTOFFICE.

CHARLESTON, e. O., March II, 1855.
TIE MAILS TO AND FROM THE NORTH ARE 70
BE TRANSPORTED By RAIL, the service of the LHAsT
steamers having ceased. Until further notice, the Mafs
for the North will close daily At 8 A. NJ.
The public should understand that letters sent BY
ship must be enclosed In Government envelopes. !"
and that letter weighing leea than halt OUNCE thus
sent, must have 1n additional three cont stamp, and
then pay one cent for shp at the office Of deveyi
or lsckng the additional stamp. It will be charged four
conts at New York. or other destination OF the ship
or delivery therc and double that rate, distributed
or soms her office. Letters Of additional weights Win
bs charged double tass...- respective paid rates.
March II STANLEY G. THcTrT. Act p. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
From Rio dc Janeiro.
--latest from the New York Papers OF March

--latest from the New York Papers OF III arcn
81.
Much trouble is expected in Missouri from guerillas
and other outlaws Real estate has advanced ht avy In
Galveston Tezas. lots having gone mp to three tues
the price they valued at ten years ago. Trade is
good and hoavy; importaons Of corn is taking place
from New Orleans. A FIRE took place In the banking
Office Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co., New York. Fiidsy
morning last; damage trifing.
The Paterson IN ~ Press "we learn that some
o; tie cotton mills in this city stopped and gene
cruel work FOR manufacturers and merchants and
ratives have to suffer- silk mills are either "shut
down or running with red ced force. or short tipe
and all nre losing money Of those with large stocks
arc losing heavily
The Alssis ppi Coahomian says of the best pros
pects which it has noticed for good cotton CT op next
year. in Mississippi is the immense II, nber Of labor
ers both white and black which arc landing at Frars
Point and other places adjacent. II is estimated that
thousand white aborers have been introduced
In the counties of Coahoma, Tunica and Bolivar
letter from New York says: "Bishop Lynch of
Charleston. has returned homc It Is estimated that
the con buttons received here in aid OF his susripr
diocese not far from 000 The Bishops triends
by the way say there Is the best for believing
that there truth whatever in tho newspaper rerot
that the Pope is about 10 confer upon the Bishop
honor OF Cardinals hat"
Tho total packing Of hogs in the West this yer will
foot up between sixteen aud seventeen hundred thou
eaud against twenty-five hundred thousand last
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
POsTOFFICE.

CHARLESTON, g. c., March 22 1866.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO CON.
TINuE THE MAIL SERVICE By SEA TO NEW YORK
until further notice. Mails WILL therefore, be made up
and close at this ONCE hour before the advertised
time Of departure Of the steamcrson Thariday' BY te
Peoples Steamship company's Line. and on Saturday,
by Regular o. 9. Mail Line
The RAIL ROUTE MAIL Will not be changed by.t's
SEQ servce but on and after the 26th the Mails By the
Northeastern Railroad win close OF this Oco at P. d.
instead of 8 A. II. STANLEY g. TROTT,
March "a Acting p. II.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Conversational News.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The proceedings OF the Con
grers are generally unmportant Inc consiaerAon VI
The prexdents veto has been postponed several days.
owing to tn. Republicans waiting to have the vacancies
Allied by the return Of absent Ser,torF.
The Loan Bill which recently pasted the House. has
been reported upon favorably in the Senate
The number of volunteer troops in the army IN Japu'
.rv amounted to one hundred and twentythree thou
sand 1928 oo by the FIRST of May these will bs reduced
10 forty thousand Of whom twohirds will be colored
The president has issued lengthy proclamation, de-
c,a,pp that the insurrecon which has heretofore eH
lated In the States Of Georgia. North Carolina, Virginia
Tenpessee. Alabama, Louisiana Arkansas, Mississippi
and Florida is az an end and is henceforth 30 to be
regarded.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
Easter Elections.

ST. M1cHAEL's CHURCH.
vBsrRYMEN.
Hou. EDWARD FROST. JAS R. PRNGLE.
ngLI RSEysEE TH9n4s 1IFn hoFEs sESsT fSoy
D'' '--N' JAMES II. WILSON'S
wARDENs.
A. E. MILLER. Iw. O. COURTNEY.
sIn place OF Mr j. E. SASS deceased.
ST. PHILIPS cHuRoH.
vEsrRYMEN.
!. 9: 9 aSD5Sws. a;SasE S.j; S,SIsz Gg1tEE TTaTssr
JOHN MoCRADY.
wARDEks.
N. R. MIDDLETON W. a. PRNGLE.
DELEGATES TO COUNCIL
E. MoCRADY. W. A. PRINGLB.
CHURCH OF TIRE HOLY COMMUNION, cANNoNsBono'.
yEsrRYMEN.
q. L. TooMER lTHEO. Z. WAC EER.
eEo: eEo 4 TRENHoLM. y. \, J LATToS; WI m
H. T. PEAKE. ID. I. BARTLETT.
B. G. PINCKNEY.
wAnDENs
R. H. MCDOWELL. JOHN EANcKEL.
GRACE CHURCH.
vEsrRrnrN.
VIM wHALET. MONTAGUE GRIMRE.
VIM M GhEaiSaroN. E. [. KERRIsoN..
]. F. wALTER.t
wARDTss.
F. p ELEoRD.t DR.. A FITCH
sE. W. MARsHALL declined.
tP. 7. SAITH, removed from city.
tDr. 2. LRBBY, declined.
sT. LuKE's CHURCH.
vRsrRYMRH.
SIX. BENNETT. I'M P MATHEsON.
B. p COLBURN II. E. sUEEvEN.
". E. SANDERS.
wAnDENR
CHARLES FOSTER JED. I. MILES.
DELEGATES.
". @. BgE IT, g. E. BENNETT
81. JOINS ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
J. F. SOHIRMER, President
vEsrRYMgN
F. c. BLUM. lJAS. B. MURREIL.
J. H. STEINMEYFR. r. g. CHI 'OLM.
F r. wIcKENBERG. W. L.FAR.
HENRY COBIA. BsNJ. LUCAS.
wARDESs.
J. H. sTEINMEYER. JR. ~. F. FicKEN.
ST. MARKS CHURCH.
rEsrRYMEg
9. I. BENNETT. B. h KINLOCH
K. 4. DHREEF IW T. uARsHALL
ROBT. HOUSTON. u. Mp WHEATON.
). n. GREGG.
wARDENs.
]. B. WASHINGTON IT. O'HEAR.
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sg-The Relatives, Friends, and Acquains-
ances of MIR. aud Mrs JAS. ". BLOWN and family,
DR.. and Mrs 8. CnArIURs BRows, Mr. and Mrs. B. R..
EsrAsaooH, Mr. and Mrs. z. Jso. WHITE. the congre-
cations of the Baptist Churches Of the city and the
various Societies with which he was connected are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
the former at the Citadel Square ptst Church, This
Afternoon, ct halEpsst Four o'ciock-4
Aprn3
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fPoR THE DAILY NEWS.

(PoR THE DAILY NEWS
Thsd. Stevens and Sumner are birds of q feather.
What wonder then. pray. if we tind them together2
Co-workers in evil, they stand sido by side;
One sweara it is truo when .he otner has lied.
or colors, that black ts the best In the land.
Bully Stevens makes PLAIN with wave # his hand
Mhie sumner as entirg. bows meekly his head,
With cannot say than my friend has just said
unless may add what will not take back:
nate my own color and wish were black;
The master is crushed and the nige,rts fro,
And they Goth owe It all To Thaddy and me-
A. soCIH.
CHARLziToS S. c., March 81, 1866,
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rhe Celebration OF the Third of April by
the Negroes OF Richmond Prohibited by
the President.
W.sH1soroS. March so-The President unequivocaliy
reusee to allow the freedmen of Richmond to parade
ON or celebrate the third pro,imo and has issued an
order to that effect directed to the proper military au-
fhorilas secretary Stanton and General Howard
estly protested against MT Johnsons action. but ma
iority OF the Cabinet sustained him. General Grant haR
expressed no opinion, privately or ofhciauy.