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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-27


The YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN Asso-
cIATIoN.-The following communion
ton speaks for itself We leave to the
public to determine what ought to be
the character for honesty or honor in
the community OF man who would
act as the local editor of the Wheeling
Register is described as acting in the
Suojoined letter. Is he lit man to be-
long to the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION or any other reputable societyf
In Jour opinion he has proved him
self wholly unworthy of countenance
among gentlemen:
Editors IpseltiSeoieer:
In reply 10 your question, "why, ac-
cording to promise, 1 did not furnish
You the sketch of the Y. NJ. c. Associn-
ton, presented at the anniversary ?"
am, rery rsiUctdRtly, compelled 10 lay
the blame upon the gentleman who has
charge OF the locnl column of the Req
LSteT. As promised you, six months
ago, so intended TO make good my
promise, and accordingly, so soon as
received the document from Brother
Dodge, had it copied with the ex press
intention of sending you the original
on saturday night. My laborS in con-
nection with the concert, however pre-
vented me from reaching YOUR office.
and the matter was DELAYED with the
hope OF handing it 10 you on Sunday
night. had promised Mr.. Oxtoby TIE,
copy so soon as had finished read
ing it, and felt glad TO be able to give it
To him. ON Sunday morning, however,
Mr. o. asked me to ''allow him to look
over the original" and promised
to hand il back to me at
the First Church, in the even
Ing. So soon as had
finished reading the sketch, he also
took charge of the copy, and placed il
in his pocket. 1 said to him, II must
have the original document or the
copy, as have promised one or the
other to the INTELLIG ENCER." He
simply answered, Il have not the
original with me, and cannot give YOU
the copy" On leaving the church. /
PLEAD WITH HIM lin the presence OF a
few friends) mot to publish the sketch
until the INrELLIeENcER received the
copy ~ He answered, IT will send a
proof" Imagine my surprise on read
ing the sketch in Monday mornin g's
Register, even after all my pleading
with him not to publish it.
This Is my explanation. 1t is most
painful TO me to be obliged to reply to
You IN this way. had hoped YOU
Woulu ask me nothing about the mat
yer. MY relations with Mr.. q. have
oeen OF the most pleasant character.
and regret that 1nVthin6, shonId hayS
occurred to interfere with onr friend
ship. With tTna 49,. it3eu'-
SAN. B. BARNITz,
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- O'SSA ShdhSS ~ 4hNSSL
Valentine Glesey
vs. In ChancaFy
Henry Z, Humphrey ct ais
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Dedi in this cause by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, at the December term thereof 1855
shall AS Special Commissioner named in said
decree, otter at pulic sale tn the highest bid
der. at the front door OF the Court House of
Ohio county. on saturday, the I'd tiRy OF
March, 1867, at l0JS O'Clock, a. m, the FOL
lowing described property, that IS 10 say:
The full lot of land on the east side OF
Wheeling Creek, Immediately south OF and
adjoining the east end OF what Is known as
the East Wheeling bridge, ON Zane street in
the city OF w heeling, said lot being known as
number one ~ of a number OF lots lying on
the east bank OF said creek, south OF the end
OF said bridge, together with the brick house
standing on the sama and the other Rppurte-
nances OF the said l0t.
Inc building Is large, recently repaired and
IN Soou order. II Is arranged for occupation
oy -FOUR AmtlisSsor tenants, and its purchase
MouIu De safe and paying investment.
premises ~ va S'S
TERMS OF SALE-1one-thiri OF the pur
SnNss money and such additional sum as the
puTShaSer may desire To I1ny IN hand thf,
IeSluue IN Two equal inStRlrnentS ar SIX and
WE'VE months, respectively Win infaresf
nom the day OF sale, the pI1achasar yfyfT1CS
BOND with good personal SecurIt, fcy, tiS,, ~
ferred tnstalmentS. ava NHS Nc
WILLIAM p HURRARD
tan2S-dlawtd Special ConmfSSio1Ss-
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For Sale.

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
Dwelling Rooms each. Price $3.50 and
5000 each, with gas fixtures all Complete
situated on the East side OF Main street, Cen
ire wheeling. Also a half lot and brick
dwelling on same street Apply TO
JACOB HORSBROOK,
feb6 ONCE OF Gas Com pany,
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JAMES f. WHARTON, Esq, our old
fellow-citizen, and late editor of the
Parkersburg Tunes, is in the city.
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THE Belmont Chronicle appears in a
new and neat dress. and is one of the
best local journals in the State. Col.
Poornan. its editor, formerly of the
9sth Ohio, is a good Republican and a
racy writer. Success to the Chronicle.
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For Sale.

TN GLEN EAsTUN, ON THE BALTIC. e O.
Il X h, q good Frame House, with four
rooms, and Store Room attached IS by "a
ieet, on lot fronting 60 by 100 feet back.
Terms and possession made to suit the pur-
chaser. For further particulars please en-
quire OF ~ . l.-l ]. N.fWAYMAN n 2
at J. p. Wayman & Co.'s store,
IeOZ3-lw" Glen EaStOn, W, Va.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE.
L my Residence on Monroe street, corner OF
Byron, as we intend declining housekeeping
feb2S-lW 4 ~ PAXThN
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IF ladies, in making their exit in the
crowd down the stairways of our places
of amusement, would take hold of
their dresses, instead of letting them
drag the space of three steps behind
them, they would save themselves the
Inconvenience of furnishing II tempo
rary stair-carpet to those who follow.
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For Sale.

FIFTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
IL stock of the Howard Iron Works, one
hundred dollars per share. This stock Is of
fered for sale in consequence of the owner
leaving the city. THOS. O'BRIEN,
feo2S-lw Real Estate Agent
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A. G. LEONARD Esq, of Parkers-
burg, has been reaPpointed Assessor of
Internal Revenue for this Congression-
al district, vice Thomas ]. Steady, of
Clarksburg. The latter, in common
with the JOhnsonites designated to
Office by the West Virginia regency, has
enjoyed n very brief tenure. The most
OF them are realizing that there is a
Senate as well as President.
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Greenwood Cemataru

GREENWOOD Cemetery.
MINATED AED ON THE NATIONAL. ROAD
~ Smlles east Of the city, 4 now readS ~.
Is SAFE, and Improvement OF lots.
a., az tStlLs 81 acres OF land, and is laid ont
N Lne most modern and Improved styIee
can 3e easily reached at an seasons ~ he
year ~ the National Road, and for tI1naH
IourIhs OF the year by the Hempfield RoII
~ Seaus AZ Is perfectly secure, and intended n
49, oe1ulilned by every variety OF trees sIiTI,h
f Sgi public af vault chapel, artificial lake,
ruIA cemeteries in the country. OeSt
ample provision Is also made 6or a.,
la genent, order and care in perpetnitE GU
a- FeESons desirous of purchasing iotS ran
.Ja3t , .t Ine grounds with the Superinten-
GSiS, WHO mas plat or secure them hIt Iii
ing az the ONCE OF the Secretarye On MI,
sSITSSsL, over the Bank of WheeIinP 4H
PERSONS wishing to make inTeTIT,a,,,. -,
for. " OotAln permits there
v,l LieAes Is, Of admission TO Lotholders and
RoGPn' III ~, De Issued Issued by the Secretary
P PFSeSisaent; Z. c. Bopham, secretary: n
EnSHI9qoSs, John g. Muth, Geo, MenSssl ~ q
p Ts Jho. A Armstrong, Geo. AdsIns p - -
JORDAN, Z A. Hildreth, anSi Ia II "
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WE HEAR some talk Of the nail facto-
ries starting up by the first of next
week We are glad of it. The stock OF
nails Is running quite low, and some OF
the mills are out of an assortmeut.-
There is class OF men in every avoca-
ton under the sun that ought never to
know a let up from labor, and who are
living verifcation of the old adage, that
idleness is the DEVILS workshop, and
his work is beginning to crop out in the
shape of such disgraceful riots as took
place in Kitchietown on Saturday
night. On Monday night there
was similar demonstration,
on a less magnificent scale than the one
of Saturday night, but not of sufficient
magnitude to require the attention of
the authorities, and yesterday afternoon
Justice johnson issued warrants for
the arrest of certain parties, which
warrants had not been returned late
last evening. We are extremely happy,
however. TO be able to say that such
parties comprise but small portion OF
the working men of our mills. The
men who have built up our reputation
as u manufacturing city are, as body,
to be classed among our best citizens.
We only wish we had more of them.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE L OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoADCo.,
WHEELING Jan. s, 1867. &
WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RITN nv
i the following schedule on and after Jan.
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Notions, Furs, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &C., &C.,

Meripos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De LANES Of all
kinds, Plaids, Cloaks, ShawlS. Hoop and
Fine Cloths and CaEsimeres, Vestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for
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THE PEYToNIA came down from
Dunlevy &c Co.'S ship-yard yesterday.
She Is built for towing coal boats out
OF Coal river. She is propeller, and
in build looks more like u young lake
schooner than anything we have seen
lately. Her machinery was built by
Blish " Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, and
literally takes up the whole boat, IeaY-
ing barely room for the crew necessary
to work her to stir around. Her boiler
is about three feet in diameter, with
three large tlues and filty-two return
lues. She has four upright engines,
eight inches in diameter and one foot
stroke, giving her about one hundred
and sixty horsepower She ought, if
there is anything in build, to run like
lightning, but on her trial trip she was
found unable to make much Roadway
against the stream, which will proba-
bly, be overcome on further trial.
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100 Bamboo Rods
OSE RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
Soo CaAS. ID. BERRY,
e@S No. Is Water street
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THE Legislature yesterday passed "a
bill establishing a branch OF the State
Normal School at West Liberty Acade-
my. BY this arrangement the Academy
gets from the State six thousand dol
lars, which will lift It out of the mire
of debt which has kept it dragging
along in "A crippled condition for sew
eral years. We trust il will sit it on n
solid foundation for the future, and
greatly enlarge its sphere of usefulness.
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MthtGfaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
THEONLYPLAC E WREREA CURFC.H
laIE BE DREAMED. 49,

ESTABLISHED AS "A REFUGE FROM
q QUACKERY. - =
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PIdEoN-TOED.-A night or two ago
we heard n sweet voiced yourg lady
say to n gentleman, who was escorting
herself and another, that when a gem
tIemau had lady on each arm he
should walk pigeon-toed. The gentle
man confessed ignorance by asking,
why so? when the ladies laughed as
though they thought he ought to know
why without being told; anyhow we
didn't hear her tell him. Remember,
gentlemen, pigeOn-toed is the style.
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BENwoop AccoMstopATIoN.

Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
tsnorteIt and Q.riehea Rotae East and Rest)
OTT ASR ES,r A Me- = ,I DEC 2sRD. 1855,
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In Chancery.

A Good Chance to Invest in Real
Estate.
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BosToN, jan. 50, 1851. Commissioners.
fehS-iawIW
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or the Real Estate ON the River bank,
in Centre Wheeling, Known as the
DetWiIer Mil, and the Engine,
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which we will make up to order on the ahor-
test notice, and on the most reasonable terms. |
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Valuable Property In Centre
Wheeling for Sale.

Jan2a-dlawtd NJ . IT d aaGRsAbD:
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SUNDRlES.
A FEW BARRELS PRIME MA.
a PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Black and
japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider (bottledl, New
York No. l Salmon, English dairy Cheese
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
Starch, Maizena,, &C, Theoretically scaled Sal.
mon, Mackerel, Codhsn, Hallibut, Lobster, Salad
OIL best quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese Condensed Milk together with gener
assortment of seasonable articles Just receive
and for sale low, by
n. G. d WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building,
mvao Monroe Street Wheeling W. Va
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whs In Rtsveu.ibies

VINE ~ Btsponsibfe ~ fEfEF ~ u
We are informed that there has been
five hundred feet of new hose ordered
and received for each FIRE company
in this city, and that said hose are now
lying and have been lying at the engine
house of the United fire company in
Centre Wheeling for several weeks past
and no action taken in regard to making
the proper distribution that each COM
pany is entitled to. In the three engine
houses north of the creek there is scarce
ly enough of efficient hose TO make an
attachment should a FIRE break out, and
if We were compelled to wait until hose
could be brought from the lower end OF
the city in order to get water on the fire,
in such an instance there is no telling
what Roadway the fire would make,
and what would be its results. We are
informed that there is but six sections
Of hose in the Second Ward that can be
used at all, about eight in the First and
the same number in the Fourth. This
is certainly matter that shsuld be at
tended to, and we ask who is respon-
sibleY
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Lit CP.

Lit CP.
Three of the new lamps which have
recently been placed on the Island were
lit mp on Friday night for the first
time, and there was light not only from
the lamps, but also from huge pumpkin
rind which was cut out for the purpose
and placed on one of the pests which
had not yet been furnished with a lamp.
We were not able to understand this
maneuver, unless it was to remind the
committee OF Lights that few more
lamps were needed in that locality to
complete the arrangements for having
light. Ii this was the object of the
scheme it has proved successful. A full
supply of lamps for the number Of posts
that have been erected were furnished
and put up on Saturday. The people
on the Island who have been walking
in darkness fol- a long time, can now
rejoice in having little light, which is
confined exclusively to Zane street,
the other streets being left unprovided
for, and the residents thereof are COM
PEELED to grope their way in darkness.
Oh City Dads" how long.
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River Newp.

River News. q RI 81 q II
River rising with eight feet ten inches
in the channel by the water marks.
The j. N. Mccullough arrived yester-
day morning about 1 P. NJ, with large
freight and passenger trip. The Mccall
Tough brought from Cincinnati about
three thousand dollars worth of furni-
ture foE J. c. Orr, of this place, and
sundry other articles of freight.
The Express arrived from Parkers-
burg and returned again to get on her
regular day.
The Rebecca got out of the mouth OF
Fishing Creek and arrived here last
evening.
Captain Brannen, of the steamer Grey
Eagle, telegraphed to James III. Holmes
that he would leave Pittsburgh at one
o'clock P. NJ. for Wheeling and Parkers-
burg, but had not arrived up to late
last night. River men think that the
gorge at Blacks Island has not given
way yet, and are under the impression
that the Eagle and several tow boats
are detained on that account.
Steamers leaving to-day: The A No.
l steamer Armsdillo, Captain swany'
for Memphis and New Orleans. The Re
becca for Parkersburg at II A. NJ. The
J. n. Mccullough, Captain George D.
Moore, for Parkersburg at 9 o'clock this
evening.
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North Carolina Rice.
10 Tierces prime quality in store, and
for sale by NJ. REILLY.
deco
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wives, Dnu.h,er. and Sister.

Are always made happy when pre-
sented with a Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine. Salesroom at Oxtoby & Duf-
fields Jewelry store, l03 Main street.
Read the following:
al am acquainted with the work of
all the principal machines, and / pre-
fer the Grover & Baker to them all, be-
cause consider the stitch more elias
tic. have work now in the house
which was done nine years ago, which
is still good, and / have never found
any of my friends who have used the
other machines able to say the same
thing. Had 1 it when my children
were little, it would have saved me at
least $500 a year."-Testimony Of Mrs
DR.. McCready, 43 East 23d street, Ne''
York, before the Commissioner Of Patents
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Police Court.

Business on the increase. There were
two young men before the Court on Sat
urday morning for engaging in a little
knock down near the Second Ward Mar
ket House, on Friday evening. The
parties implicated were William Oliver
and Patrick Mahoney,jr. After hearing
the evidence in the case the Judge i'm
posed fine of one dollar and costs upon
Oliver, which was paid. Mahoney was
fined five dollars and costs, and not hav'
ing the wherewith to liquidate his in
debtedness to the city, he was commit
ted to the Jail on Fifth street
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Enterprisiny.

Enterprising.
Mr.. Robert Luke, proprietor of the
Excelsior Livery and Sale Stables, on
Quincy street, has been making some
new improvements and is now prepared
to furnish hacks and buggieS for funer-
ais and other purposes at as reasonable
rates as they can be obtained for any
place in the city. We advise those who
ride for pleasure to give Mr.. Luke
call. His horses are the very best; his
hacks are easy and comfortable to ride
in and of modern style. In connection
with his livery stable Mr.. Luke has
established boarding stable on John
street, where the very best attention is
paid to horses placed under his charge.
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trustees Sale Of GlasswOrks
and Fixtures.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from Frank II. Bradner, James Falloure
and Charles W. Faults, TO me, dated the 2Ist
Jay OF October, ls67, and now Of record in the
Eccoriers Office, for the County Of Ohio, in
heed Book numbered 81, page go, shall sell
a. the highest bidder at Public Auction at the
MECHANICS GLASS WORKS, situate at the
T.,i end of Second street, in that part of the
CITY of Wheeling, County Of Ohio, known and
called Centre Wheeling, on MONDAY, the Esd
day Of December, 1867, commencing said Sale at
Ten A. n. the lot Of ground in said deed of trust
mentioned and described, the same being one
buud1ed feet square, situate in Centre Wheel
iur in said County Of Ohio and upon which Is
erected glass house, known rs the MECHAN.
rs GLASS WORKS.
Also all the personal property in and about
aidtilass House, consisting of lime batch, glass
pots. bottle and jar moulds, glass blowers
pipes patent tools, soda ash, one dark bay horse,
NE set of harness, marble stones iron plates,
%, Garage pot mOulds, sand, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Selling a. trustee, will convey sgch title rs
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
svv.J JOSEPH T0LIYAR.
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Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
i the 18th day OF November, A d. 1857, . war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the e.
county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, who
has been Adjudgcd Bankrupt on his own peti.
ton; that the payment Of any debts and deliv-
cry of any property belonging % such Bankrupt
to him or Tor his use, and tho transfer Of any
meeting Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt
10 prove their debts and 20 choose one or
more assignees Of his estate, viii be held at .
Court Of Bankruptcy 20 Be holden AZ his Office
IN the city Of Wheeling West Virginia. before
9th day Of December, A. ID. ls6i, &C 10 O'Clock,
An T. n. NORTON,
decli-ltaW2w q. s. Marshal ID W. Va
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Ror the Holtdays.

Oxtoby Il Duffield. 103 Main street,
have just received a new stock of fine
iewelry, all of the latest and most fash,
ionable designs. Ladies gold watches
and chains, breastpins, bracelets,
sleeve-buttons, thimbles, etc., and
full assortment of gold and silver
watches, fine jewelry sets, finger rings,
gold pens and pencils, silver ware, gold
asd silver spectacles, portmoHnaies
satchels, and fancy goods generally
Call at "1O3" before making your holi'
day purchases, as "Chris" has made that
place headquarters.
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stolen

stolen.
Aman from down the river who was
attending the market on Saturday
morning, went into tin shop near by,
after market was over, and bought some
stovepipes which was put into some
empty barrels and the barrels headed
up and rolled over to the market house.
The man then went to procure an ex-
press wagon to convey the barrels to
the river, but when he returned the
barrels were nowhere to be found
Another supply Of stoyepipes was pur,
chased and the man was compelled to
leave on the boat without obtaining the
missing property. Petty thieving is on
the increase in our midst, and We hope
that some of the sneaks may be soor
caught up and made an example OF,
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Matrimonial.

There were eight marriage licenses
issued by Recorder Woods last week.
This is an increase of FIVE over that OF
the week before. The young folks seem
to be acting on the theory that lit is all
in life time,n and think best to i'm
Prove the opportunity whenever it is
afforded. If the connubial relation has
a tendency TO augment the felicity OF
man thesr dark, gloomy, dreary times,
We say young man go and get mar
ried."
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Run OF.

Two horses attached to wagon be-
longing to butcher run off on Saturday
morning. The horses became frightened
at or near the corner of Union street
and ran at full speed down Main street
hill, the driver having no control Oyer
them. The street was glare OF ice,
which caused the wagon to commence
sliding, and at times it was hard to tell
which was taking the lead, the horses
or the wagon. They were brought to
halt when near the foot of the hill with
ont doing any damage.