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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-08
u..,.x. .r G.vern.r Pierpsl.t.

On the ith inst. Gov. Pierpoint trans
mitted to the Virginia Legislature
a message recommending early action
under the Reconstruction Law. He
discussed ut length the advantages to
arise from such course, and concludes
AZ follows:
Gentlemen, l am deeply in earnest
on this subject. have been panied, in
the last fifteen months, TO see the irri-
tating causes which have produced this
tried to discourage them. My efforts
have been turned into ridicule, and de-
famation has followed the best intend
ed acts. If punishment could fall on
those only who have provoked the
trouble, there would be few regrets
But this cannot be. The innocent must
suffer. If there is any truth in human
testimony, three-fourths of the men in
Virginia-farmers, mechanics and mer-
chants-are as we'll disposed as any peo-
ple in the nation. The causes of irrita-
tion comes from comparatively few. The
masses earnestly desire peace aud its
blessings, and have no sympathy with
those restless ayit tators and disturbers of
the public peace. 80 80 ~.
think the only proper mode Of So
curing safety and tranquility to tbs
state is for the Legislature, on the
basis Of the above act of, Congress IN
good faith, to carry out the require
ments of the law, and adapt ourselves
(" the new state Of affairs at once. /
have confidence that our eolored people
will assume the nav privileges confer
red on them, and will act very much
ike those who now enjoy the franchise,
BY voting for their friends. 1t is proper
that the proposed Convention shall be
ordered by the General Assembly. Any
other mode would be irregular, and
may he productive of disorder and re-
suit in the worst consequences. 1t may
he distasteful to the members Of the
General Assembly, but personal consid-
erations cannot, and ought not, to be
allowed to have any infiuence In this
cae. You are representative men; the
individual sinks in the representative
The fortunes and happiness of q million
Of people may depend on your prompt
action. The question Is not what ID
pleasant or distasteful to you, but what
does the interest and welfare of yOul
constituents and State demand ut youl
hands, | hope you will not shrinl
from responsibility, but act promptly
May q nercifnl God grant peace to ou1
distracted State, and give confidence t.
responding people! .,,sI. ss,.i -.
The reports from Richnsond aru un
favorable to the adoption. of theic icours'
recommended ' ui.'i ..aG 80 HsG
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The Rutnr.

The .Iati-Slarery Standard, the organ
of the WENDELL PHILLIPS fanatics, il
intensely disguised with the new recon
struction bill, and pitches into the Re
publican party quite vigorously. II
seems to hate General GRANT only one
degree less than it hates President
JOHNSON, and it sees in the new bill a
law which makes GRANT military dicta-
tor over the lives and fortunes Of the
people of ten States. 1t predicts that,
within three years, the same kind OF
government which this law prescribes
for the South will be welded over the
whole country. The Republican party,
after an existence of ten years, has del
used the nation in blood, destroyed
the Union of States, abolished the Repub-
lie. and placed in the hands of one man
supreme control over the people of ten
States. The prediction that three
wears more will find the whole nation
under military despotism is certainly
rnt improbable nor absurd.
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ago, and as she grew older she grew
dearer, until, ignorant as / was, could
only think of it as love that must make
her my wife. meant to ask her to-
night, and behold have lost and won
her at once. Tell your wife, Mark: she
will be merciful, for she is good wo-
man." "I'll 90 now." "No, Mark, not
tonight. l must get away by myself.
III come tomorrow and bring her some
other gift" and going over to the fire
place, he dropped the little box in the
flames, muttering, "Thank Heaven, 1t
was in time"
"But Nelly will still be ours" said
Mrs. Pembroke, when the first astonish-
ment with which she had heard the
story passed of, snatching at one ray OF
comfort.
Undoubtedly, he cannot claim her
without telling her the story, and that
he could never do; there his grief is our
gain"
"Oh, Mark, how thankful am. 1t is
very wicked, 1 dare say. to be glad he
cannot take her, poor man. l used to
think his heart was scared by his work,
and yet all the time under the ice there
lay such a romance as this. And you,
too, long rs you've known him, never to
guess
Mark smiled and patted his wife's
cheek. 81 was too happy and too busy
to take account of my nLighbor's affairs,
and Considine was not one of those who
talk of themselves. Even from a boy
he never spoke of anything connected
with himself. When Nelly talks to you
of this fancy of hers"
""It's no fancy" interrupted Mrs. Penn
broke-"she told me all about it just
nOw."
"Then so much the worse, and more
need to treat it as fancy. Tell her
You must have the doctor; nature, l
know, plays strange pranks at times,
and the haunting horror OF the con-
demned woman has affected the unborn
child!' .... .-.-.
IT, he continued.
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Wool CLIP OF CALIrURNIA.-The New
York Ecosomist, in commenting on San
Francisco circular, says:
The clip of California wool is incress-
ing very rapidly. The estimates for
this year are abont- {, ,000, 900 pounds,
and for 1855, about 1900 000 pounds
At this rate Of progression it is easy tt
estimate what il is likely tobe ten year
hence. Quality is also improving, be
ing about fifteen. per cent. better thi,
Year than last, AtogethsF, il is, wool
deserving Of more attAhtio1 thel i IN
lately reeeived--the working sqRAh htiea
/ Of the liner grades being quite equal e
that Of Mstisas or Cspes. a,gss,ss is = DC 9
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r.. Coue,. and Impe.ch, ,.~.,.

Tn. :adical caucus, which is, in fact,
The governing power, resolved ON last
Wednesday night to adjourn the pres
ept session of the fOrtieth Congress on
next Monday, until the Sth of May.
Meanwhile the Judiciary committee OF
the House, to be- appointed by Speaker
CoLFAX. is TO be charged with the duty
OF Investigating the propriety OF i'm
pcaching the President and report to
the House ut it's next convocation. But
lEg and Logan and COvODE (derisively
called Honest JoHN') were anxious to
have special committee of six appoint
ed 10 prepare articles of impeachment,
but the majority of the caucns, headed
hv BINGHAM. refused to consent to the
arrangement. ASHLEY seems to- be
thrown completely in the shade by the
towering umpudence and infamy OF
RrILER. and will hereafter he compelled
81 play second fiddle to the modern
NERO. Ii is reported that the debate
in caucus between BINGHAM and But
LrE was exceedingly spicy and personal.
Our neighbor from Ohio had to DE called
to order for his structures upon the per-
.oual character, motives and exploits of
the hero OF Big Bethel and Fort Fisher,
and the meeting of ''the Happy Fam.
ily" was not quite 80 pleasant and har-
monious as "B. b. could wish.
Late private advices from Washing
ton City indicate that some of the
shrewdest observers, men who have
been familiar NTH political affairs
during quarter of a century, think
that the Impeachment and removal OF
the President is foregone conclusion,
an actual certainty. What will follow
this eliminating act of the radical rev.
olution, 10 person can foresee. We will
hazard no prediction rs to the ultimate
result, but certainly no prophetic vision
is needed TO see that disaster and dis
grace will follow the step, no matter
which party may triumph in the strug-
gle which will ensue. b.
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Disasters in Busincss and Finances.
From the New York Tribune.l

The last few days have reported sew
eral wrecks in the financial world, be-
side very serious damage in many in
stances where the wreck is not CON-
plete. Wall street has been the scene
of some great disasters not publicly an
nouneed. The first movement toward a
settlement, after our long years of spec
ulation and imitation, is disclosing the
great necessity Of it. Although we
have not yet come to any single great
explosion in this city, beyond, perhaps,
single individual instance, great losses
have been sustained by the shrinkage
of values, and many more are inevita-
Bile. As to what forms of loss we are to
witness in the general oyerhauling that
has begun, and which must go on, time
only can disclose. We find outside of
New York that, within the last few
days, very serious bank defalcations
have been brought to light. We emu
merate such as we see reported in the
papers: htt . .'-'.' If III
First. National Bank at Meredith
New .York-failed. Canse-speculations
of the presidentaa ~ leLlL h7s.
Second. National Bank Of Hudson
closed. Cause-speculations of the
Third. First National Bank of New
tonville, Massachusetts-lost twice les
capital. Cause-speeulations Of the
cashier. -" s 10 ~ sa! - - ~
Fourth. Mechanics National Bank,
-defalcation Of S300, ,00p, by
the book-keeper and paying teller.
Fifth. State Bank, Observation-Disclosures
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ReysTusisn!

The, most important action ever
known in Congress, is the passage into
n law, over the Presidents veto, OF the
military despotism bin. 1t Itchanges our
republican form of government. 1t as
revolution. The act is one of bold and
,moustrons .usurpatiop-the, usuFpation
of Illegal and unauthorized powers by
Congress. Ii is violent assault upon
the American Constitution; and violates
its plainest provisions. II this measure
can be carried out in the South, there Is
nothing to- prevent sits application TO
the North. And this, according to Thad-
deus Stevens, it is not unlikely will ere
long be attempted on those Northern
Statss that refnse TO vote for negro suf-
frage. If Congress can overthrow States,
IEsz .5Ssi a. E1rsk II
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her country home alter sojcurn Of fsw
months WAS hardly recognized by her frienda.
In place of q rustic, fnsh face, she had son
rrsby complexion, Of almost marble snocthnsss
and instead Of %, nhe really appeared but IL.
She told them plainly she used Hagan's Magno.
lia Balm, and would not be without Il. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much By using this article II ca be ordered
Of any druggist for only ~ cents. .r
sarafegn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
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Five first class robberies occurred in
Memphis last Thursday night.
The new Catholic church in Jackson,
Miss, is ready for use.
NJ. Jules Noblom, of New Orleans, is
publishing a French translation of Pol
lard's Lost Cause"
1t il said that the total loss of Texas
by the late war foots mp no less than
$3.50, 100000.
The house of the Hon. John Ray, OF
Monroe, Miss, was entirely destroyed by
fire ON the 18th. 1t was one of the finest
buildings in the place.
Evidence is being taken daily, in the
contested election case of Stewart RS.
Phelps, from the Third District OF
Maryland.
A shoemak CT in Richmond finished a
pair of shoes seventeen and half inch
es long, and FIVE and half inches wide,
for negro man.
The Liberty (TeXasJ Gasetts, Of the
18th says the farming prospects are very
good.
There was . fire in College street,
Nashville, last Friday night, which de-
stroyed thirty thousand dollars worth
ofproperty.
The ladies of Atlanta, Ga, are getting
up "calieo party" after which the
dresses worn will be donated to the
poor.
Another daring robbery was perpe-
trated in Memphis, Wednesday morn
ing last, by means of chloroform. This
chloroform system is carried to perfec-
tion by the Memphis thieves.
AT Memphis, last Tuesday, crazy
woman attracted large crowd by
wading about iu the filthy bayou in a
semi-nude condition. Two laborers
plunged in and dragged her out by
force.
Port Royal, Va, is good place fol
young men to migrate to. There are in
it twenty-five beautiful and welledu,
Gated manageable girls, and nota sim
gle bachelor.
Extensive preparations are in pro-
gress at Mobile and New Orleans for the
dress and masquerade ball to come of
"Mardi Gras," the evening Of the 5th.
Lawyers practicing before the militia,
~ courts in tho Southern satrapies, are
expected to open their arguments with
the usual formula-"May it please your
shoulderstraps."
On the 9Th inst, the house of Capt.
W. A. Slaughter, near Hooper's Ferry,
Neshoba county, Miss, was consumed
by fire, and his wife, an aged and help
less lady, and a negro girl, were. burned
to death. ~.
Between six and seven thousand dol
lars was stolen from tho safe of the
steamer J. d. Perry, at Memphis, on the
night of the 9th ult. Nearly all of it
L WdoA hOSVNSAOs1 ooahS hS
tgroes on the boat Being the guilty par,
ties.
The thirty-eighth colored regiment,
lately mustered out at Richmond, Va,
had a glorious time in that city previous
to its departure. The yenders OF
shoddy clothing, cake and beer, &c.
have many valuable souveniers Of the
veterans. t... n..- '-.E.~
A correspondent says that since his
arrival in New Orleans, he has been in
troduced to forty Generals, two hun
dred Colonels and Majors, and Captains
without nnmberj but, in the whole
course Of his journey, he has not, come
across any Sergeants, Corporals, or phi
Yates.
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The Virginia Prcss On the shernssn
shellakarger Bill. so.


The columns Of the State newspapers
being the only mediums at present
through which can be formed alconiec-
ture of the current of public opinion
as TO the reception to b, giTfn the new
measure for Reconstruction, we present.
the stand taken by such ss have COM
mitted themselves: snG.
The Richmond Times, Dispatch, and
whiE; the Lynchburg virginian, Char-
lottesville Chronicle, Fredericksburg
Ledger, aud Danyille Times favor the
catIing,o Of. d eopxsntiSl under its pro-
visions. The Norfolk virginian and
Day Book, Lynchburg News and Re
publican, Fredericksburg News, Win
chester News, Richmohd Enquirer, Val.
ley virgiuian,. Staunton Spectator, and
Betersbsrs pApeta1 oppose any action
FnatoV6r.i .is s.r 81 Sai ytffirIiffGa ne. =
The Richmond Exsniner withholdz
an enppsssion ef epiaioeG upon the
ground that tho psoGpsss of events may
cause rc4pet hereafter fop words hastily
SS k9stIq Vai Az
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LYONS EXTRACT or PURE JAMCA GISGER--
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Cholera M0rbus, &e., where q warming
genial stimulant is required. II. careful prep.
sration and entire purity makes II n cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev
erywhere, at 50 csnts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring wntrr, sold By all
Druggists. .rs ....... ... febIeow
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Connecticut votes on the first Mon.
day in April. The candidates for Gsr-
ernor are General Hawley, Republican,
the present Governor, and James H.
English, Democrat. Hawley's major
ity last year was 54l. The canvass
promises to be quite animated.
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All who value beautiful head of hair. and It's
preservation from premature badness and turn.
Ing gray, will not fail to SEQ Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. II makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradcates danhruff, and causes the hair
70 grow with luxurious bean =. Sold every
whore. 60. Y. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, Sew York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. .r..-. ... .' .-
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MEDICAL.

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has lseen
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years.
Ii acts upon the alssOrbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes IL 20 its original color by de
grees All instantaneous dyes deaden ainl In.
jure the hair. Hcimstreets Is not a dye, but .
certain In Its results, promotes it's growth, and
Is beautiful Hair Dressing, Price - cents and
81 90. Sold by all dealers.
snrntozn Spring Water, sold by all
Dealers. ... ....
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GROWTH OF, PLANTs.-Rapid growth
makes q mild favor, slow growth Q
strong one; therefore grow vegetables
quick, and fruit moderately. The ex-
ceptions are only where size is valaed
higher than flavor. -. 4 i.t. -sz,.y r'a'
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CURRENT ITEMS.

| IL 10 ototOu that a. LIZ A<Ct1 Va n
du Rocher, Ill, who drew the Opera
House, is Crosby's cousin. ~
Four persons fell dead from heart
disease last week in New England.
There arc in Indiana five hundred in
curably insane persons, outside of the
asylums.
The Eastern folks are now busy
making maple sugar.
Ayoung lady of Indianapolis is about
to make her debut on the theatrical
stage.
Over one million Of pupils are in at,
tendance at the free schools of New
York city and State. >t,ts
A Portland schoolmaster complains
that the boys hide bottles of liquo an,
der their seats, and get helplessly drunk
in school.
The little village of Lacon, on the
Illinois river, with a populace of TWEEN
| ty-fve hundred. paid last year reve,
nue. tax of over two millions. eight hun
dred thousand dollars.
Handel's Grafton, the Messiah, has
just been rendered in New York, under
the direction of Mr.. Hitler. The solos
were taken by Marepa and Miss Hutch,
ings.
The celebrated astronomer, Leverier,
predicts another meteoric shower about
the 10th of next August. p IN ( h
There is q windmill in successful op-
Grafton in Hiawatha, Brown county,
Kansas. Wheat and corn are ground in
large quantities. l.Hr n9lrlr.
1t is reported that the British forces
in the Balize have been shamefully
thrashed by the Indians.
One thousand persons were present
the other day at an Anniversary of the
Sons of Temperance, at Beaver Dam,
Wis.
n Considerable excitement exists with
reference to to the approaching nuni-
cipal election in indianapolis.
An attempt was made last Tuesday
night to rob the Treasury Of Clarke
county, Indiana. The Auditors and
Treasurer's offices were broken open,
but fortunately no money was at that
time in the safe.
The Indiana Senate recently passed q
bill to amend an act concerning inter
est on money. Afterwards it was dis
covered that the act proposed to be
amended was not on the statute books,
having been repealed in 1861.
A fast German youth of Hamilton,
Ohio, lately drew a check on his father
for thirty-eight hundred dollars, got it
cashed at one of the banks, and de-
camped with the money. If he never
comes back, it will prove cheap rid
dance for the old man.
The people of Empbria, Kansas, have
been so long cut Off from communica-
tion with the rest of the world by the
present floods that they are reduced to
starvation diet. A bear came into the
village Saturday night, but fought his
way out unframed.
DR.. Harry A. Nelson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of st. Louis,
was surprised, on the twentieth ami
versary of his wedding, by two hundred
of his parishioners, who presented him
with a magnificent China service.
A few weeks ago adashing young lady
called on John Lahcy, of st. Louis, and
introduced herself as his cousin, Mary
Godfrey, just from Canada. She staid
long enough to find out the location of
his strong-box, and then disappeared
with six Hundred and fifty dollars of his
hard-earned money. This is what one
might call confidence game extraordi-
nary. The girls name was Minnie Lar
kins next day.
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AGUk pE NAsSoLIA.-The prettiest thing. the
sweetest thing" and the most ~ 70 for the
least money. Il oyercomss the odor Of perspir
alton softens and adds delicany 20 tho skin is
a delightful perfume; sllsys hssdaehe and In.
hamina.ion, and " q necessary companion IN the
sick room In the nursery. and upon the toilet
sideboard. Ii can be obtained eyssJvtssrs st
n'l' Wy D Nti't'"T - '1'T .hsIa., rsdu
sarategs spriss wassr. sold by all
Druggists.
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In lifting the kettle FROM the Gre I, scalded
myself very severely-ons hand almost 20 4
crisp. The tortufe was unbearabls.
The Mexican Mnstsng Liniment relieved the
pain. almost Immediately. II hssled rapidly.
and Len vrry bttls scsr.f "a. IL =,
CHAS FOSTER,
eR"A rl'''.'H 90 Broad 81. PhflsAeiphiAr
This Is E,rrriy ., tsnple Of what the Mustang
LInimsnt win do. II s invaluable In al eas~s
spayins, etc, either upon man or beast
Bewsre Of countefssifs. None Il genuiDe IN
le.s wrapped in fns -tssl.piate epgrsvipRs, bear.
ing the signature Of q. W. westLrook, Chemist.
and the pirate stamp of DxrAs BAksps & Co.,
sarate ga srring wafer. sold by all
Dra ggistS 0fHTi- 1880 H''' slT' 80
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On the 18th ult., q destitute Confed-
crate soldier applied for submission into
the Soldiels Homs at Chicago, Andiwas
refusHd.id tIlHJJiI
.ur1'yI -f---I.tN rft.
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Bitters sod In one year is something startling
They wOuid al Broadway six feet high from the
ParS to Sc street, brakes manufAetory u one
Of the institutions OF View York II Il aid That
Drake pzintrd al the rocks In ths Eastern States
With his eabalistie -, TI-Isea-X-," and tbes
got The old granny legislators 70 passs isv yse
venting sbgurins the fsep sf hzfss, rhiel
gave him monopoly. We do not knoy % nos
this is bat we do know the Pisbtssion bntes
ELL no ether artirles srsr Tssy arr ns.a
by all clzsses 81 the community. ana ar ~ nssiN
atinz ~ hen lsuznid sad weak, spd great sPpe-
tier.
! ssraisg. spssas wassv, so'a by, all
Drpggitis- N llr.ls "a .Eaail.L tfaa
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IAN HONEST GONFEssIoS.--The New
York Tribune has moments of remorse
in which it tells the truth. In late
number Mr.. Greeley makes this confess
sion: -
"The Republican party is mortal. like
all parties which preceded it, and will
die when its time comes. 1t has made
great mistakes. 1t has been misruled
into putting thieves and swindlers into
power, and thus robbing the nation, to
its sore discredit and injury .r,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co
WINTER SCHEDULE.

OFFICE BALTIAoRE q ONO RAILRoAp Co.,
.-.- ....s WHEELING, Jan. S, 1867.
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For Cincinnati.

Will leave FRIDAY, March 9Th, at 5 5o'clock
p. NJ. the fine Steamer
n. X. HUDsON.......CAr j. T. RUSSELL
Clerk wM. " LIST
,- = For freight or passage apply on
board, orto
4lySSTH BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
ExzD Steamboat Agents.
marT2t
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on TRAIN.
70 .rr

RTRAINs WILL Run
i by the following schedule On and after the
5th of January, 1867:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
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;. W. L. HuKsZ Msnassr.Is7 81 Brosavsy, Nss
YORK. g.. .uF srsa.. s.sI - .I JanDly
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''i'fr'7l@'a pal H..ri -HtnEFrr si.
g.llsgDf a-sniH s,au yyi5i1Efg
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

ITO be continued
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-02

Is Special Agent for this reliable and re-
sponsible Company. Mr.. G. has been Agent
for the same tor several years, and now in
tends devoting his entire energy in the
work of insuring the horses and mules of
the farmers of this county. He may alway s
be found at Upper Sandusky, where he will
be glad to meet our farmers, and insure
their live stock against bands of thieves
who infest the country, to the great annoy
ance of all.