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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28
Governor Curtin ON Cover.
MGR Seymour.

Governor Curtin, of Pennsylva-
mia, says the Buffalo Courier, was
asked the other day, IN the Union
League Club House Of Philadelphia
what was his opinion Of Governor
Seymour. He replied: well, sir,
if I we're asked to mention . man
who, in my estimation. possessed
the attributes Of q perfect gentleman
a cultivated scholar, q thorough
statesman, q sincere Christian, l
would, without hesitation, nsmc
Horatio Seymour, Of Now York. +"
"How about Seymour's loyalty 7"
after tho dispatches that I sent
Seymour at the timo Of the rebel
raid into Pennsylvania, = replied
the Governor, 1t would hardly be-
come me to impugn bis loyalty; the
fact is, I have nuver doubted it. l
understand that Belmont is having
all the dispatches sent BY Stanton
and myself printed. and l have no
doubt thoy will be in the hands Of
every Democratic stump speaker
through the campaign. We had
better give up attacking Seymour's
loyalty, for the opposition hold the
trump card in that matter. -
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THOMAS BELL, Gen. supt. Detroit
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 Edward Roddis and Henry VIM.
Roddis, Defendants You IRE hereby mo-
tilted that there is now on file in the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the District court Of How
ard Co. Iowa, q petition Of A. d. Combs,
claiming of you, ms justly due him the sum
Of two Thousand seven hundred dollars,
with 10 per cent interest thereon, frsm
Oct. 18th 1865, for cattle sold and deliver
ed to you, and on your promissory note,
and that an attachment has issued thereon
and that unless you appear and defend
thereto on or before noon Of the 2nd day
Of the next term Of said court to be begun
and held in said county and commencing
on the 2nd Monday after the Sd Monday
of January 1850, your default will be en-
tered and Judgment rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
-~ L. BULLS, Atty Of Plaintiff.
n4Ot41 ar-< @ta e,-
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A Sensible view.

Professor VIM. Brush Of the Upper
Iowa University, at Faystte. and
one Of che most prominent and rsa-
sonable men belonging to the repub-
lican party in northern Iowa, re-
Gently made in our hearing some
remarks in reference to the assaults
made against the character Of Ho.
ratio Seymour, as . patriot, and
christian gentleman that We feel
justified in referring to it at this
time.
In speaking of the charges brought
against Gov. Seymour Of Withholding
men to put down the rebellion he
said the charge was sufficiently re-
futcd in the earnest thanks of Pres
ident Lincoln and Secretary Stanton
in answer to Scymour's response for
men to repel Ices invasion Of Pom
sylyania. He asked if Seymour who
furnished 20, 900 men from New
York for that purpose was traitor,
what Gov. Curtin Of Penn, was
failing ~ he did, to furnish q single
regiment? His answer to the charge
that Seymour did not use the mill
tary to suppress the New York riot
was, that in responding prom pity to
the call d Mr.. Lincoln for troops,
with 20. 900 men, that arm of power
was for The time paraiyzed. He
further said that il Governor Sey-
mour had had the requisite military
force at hand, and had rcsorted to
its use. involving alike the innocent
with the guilty, where m,ldvr infu-
ences could DO used with equal po-
tency he would have robbed himself
and the coustry Of the moral grand
eur Of the triumph he go granily
achieved over u violent aud cxaspcr-
atcd mob BY his force Of character;
and his known and acknowledged
reputation for giving t" all men
equal and exact justice. Professor
Brush regarded that Is one Of the
noblest achievements Of human intel.
lect, creditablc alike to the head
and heart Of the eminent statesman,
philosopher and christian who had
so successfully resorted to their use.
in such Al emergency, and instead
o; detracting from his merit was
among the brightest laurels won by
that distinguished civilian
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To the East.

Passengers going East will find the
Grand Haven Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE ROUTE
to ali points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Co.'S dock, foot
Of MILWAUKEE SrREET, DAILY,
Saturday excepted) at 3 % p. M.
MAKING DIRECT cONNECTIOrs at
Grand Haven with morning express trains
for Detroit and all points EAST. @1 I'D
less than by any other route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. L. Scott ut depot
Prairie du Chen Wis, and ut all principal
ticket Offices in tho Northwest, also at Co.'S
Office sos Main Street, milwaukee and
on board Steamships. o.. -...-t
W. W. WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee, Wis.
THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt. Detroit
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Terrible Disclosures.

SECRETS FOR THE MILLIoN.-A most
valuable and wonderful publication. A
work Of 400 pages and 80 colored engrave-
ings, DR.. HUN1ER's vADB MEcUx, an
original and popular treatise on man and
Woman, their Psychology, Functions, and
Sexual disorders of every kind, with never
failing remedies for their speedy cure.
The practice Of DR.. HUNTER has long
been, and still is unbounded; but at the
earnest solicitation Of numerous persons,
he has been induced to extend his uscfu-
ness through the medium Of his wade NE.
CUM" One copy, securely enveloped, will
be forwarded to any part Of the United
States for 800. Address, DR.. HUNTER,
No, 8 Division Street, New York City.
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judicial District Convention

Notice is hereby given that . judicial
District Convention for the lst Circuit Of
The 10th judicial District composed ofthe
counties of Alamakee, Winnesheik and
Howard will be held ut the Court House
in DEBORAH Iowa on Saturday September
&. 1868 at 1 o'clock P. ". Of said day to
nut in nomination . candidate for Circuit
Judge for said District. The Ratio Of
Representation will be for Alamakee Co.,
l3aelegatas for Winneshiek Co, 10 dele
gates, for Howard Co, delegates.
Dated July %, 1858.
W. H. BURFORD, Alamakee Co,
J.. NJ. FARNSWORTH Winnesheik Co.
A. H. HARRIS, Howard Co.
Chairnen Of Co. Com, Of said Counties.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28
Grant and CSlfaxClab.

Last Saturday evening this body
met at the Court House to the num-
Der Of nearly one dozen. composed
chiefly Of those seeking some county
Office. That it might be deceutly
buried out of sight and with the
benefit of clergy, one member of
the cloth" was in attendance, while
the club chimed the soul-inspiring
words:
clark from the tombs doleful sound, ,
or some other equally inspiring air.
It did not "enthuse" worth cent.
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Democratic Speakers Hand.
Book.

HOOK
This valuable work compiled by
Mathew Carey Jr., and published
BY tho Miami Printing and Pub
fishing company, Cincinnati, Ohio,
is already issued and before the
public. It's array Of facts are in
dispensable to the public speaker,
in the proper elucidation ofthe issues
Of the campaign. It contains the
U. s. Constitution, Declaration Of
Independence. the party platforms,
the letters Of acceptance. the re-
construction acts, tables Of govern
ment expenditures compiled to rep
resent each year since the govern
ment was organised. the latest votes
in tho several states, besides 1
thousand and one other matters no
where else 30 conveniently arranged.
The work is conveniently .indexed
and should be generally circulated.
Its price IL %.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28

MoRR SUFFERING, SoRRow, AND
DsArH, are the results Of Indiges-
tion and Dyspepsia than from oil
other known diseases. CoE's DYs-
pEps1A CuRr is . sure and immedi-
ate remedy. 1t will ,stop, distress
after, eating - soon al you take it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28
words Fifty Spoken.

xV1"3 sA10 W." xVSA 11SSssUsJ
How TO Revive Re-
duce the enormous load Of Taxation.
How TO KINDLE FnAFEnSaL
FEELINa -Equal taxes, and Tess OF
them.
RALLYING Car yox Tnx PE0PLE
Down with taxation and oil cor
rupt tax-gatherers
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PRODUCE 4 PnovtsI OHs
DIRECTED Weekly by B Hunting.
NIscELLANEQus,
III. k4AMLIN T. Co.
| }.

Manufacturers of Plain and Fancy Con-
dictionary, always fresh; and dealers in
Groceries, Green and Dried Fruits. No. ;
Masonic Block, McGregor, Iowa. 4O-9y1
D. H. HAMLIN Gro. L. Bass.
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Home. ana other Items.

The Old Guard tor september -
already before us. OF all the pa
pers or Magazines that find their
way to this Office, none in point
carncstnoss, logic, and ability equals
it. It should be more generally
circulated among the masses than it
is. for it is doing yeoman service for
thcm.-Pctsr Harris has taken q
wife and bought the S. NJ Webster
farm near Howard Center, where he
will take up his future residence in
. few wccks. The farm. stock and
fixtures cost him 81. $50. "A. W.
Patterson brought into our Office a
fine spccimsn2of grapes ofthe Ben
ton variety, the best we have ever
seen grown in this section, both
carlyeand prolific. Hugh Owens
gives u cotillion party at the Farm
ers Home on Friday evening Sept.
/. 4 general Invitation is extended
to the friends Of tcrpsichore.-
Levi Bulls recently read out Of the
republican party BY the Decorah
Republican ccausc he has too much
sense to adopt its hsrscies and its
follics. Judge Burdick, j. D. Ben
ton. of McGregor, Ii. +. Mitchell,
ye local iof that spicy sheet known
as the Dccorah Democrat, w. Z.
Townsend Of McGregor and john G..
Siblcy. Esq, Of Buffalo N Y. have
paid their compliments to tho Plain
Dealer office, this week. "A South
Carolina alligator in defiance of the
reconstruction laws and in the sup
posed interests Of the. ''rebel dcmoc-
racy" recently swallowed . negro
voter Of the. Palmetto.statc causing
. republican loss Of one in that en-
pire.-Wm. Nichols Of Albion,
Go. Weaver, and lots Of other friends
who forgot to send their names in
have put Us under obligations for
fruit and dne garden vegetables. -
Tho St. Louis Times sends Us its
prospectus. to which we see append
tho name of s. Hutchins formerly
a leading editor in this state. Silt.
10 one of the sharpest and most fear
less editors in tho country and the
limos with him on its editorial
corps will do yeoman service il. the
cause Of democracy.-S See the
change in RUSSELL 4 Warren's ad-
yertisement this week. They are
agents for J. F. Dunham's separa-
rators.-C. L. Vallandigham is
nominated for Congress in the Bird
Congressional district Of Ohio in OPP
position to Robert G. Schenck. -
Ex-Governor Johnston, Of Pennsyl-
vanis has abandoned the republican
PARTY and delivered . speech 1t
Pittsburg in favor Of Seymour &
Blair.
The elevator is sgain in operation
having undergone thorough repairs
preparatory to handling the hoavy
crop to DO brought forward this fall.
Mr.. H. Hurley had : horse sto-
lon from his stable ia Forest City
township on Sunday evening. No
trace Of tho thief yet.-Some one
in the Dubuque Herald. abiding to
the fight between Graves and ALI
son Tor Congress and double delega-
tions from that county exclaims:
"0h, Graves where i thy stise''
"Oh, Allison where is thy victory" IS
Cyrus Foreman Of Mitchell Co. !,
10 nominated 70, District Judge Of
the II, judicial district; Robert
Mathews Of Floyd for Circuit Judge
Of the End circuit in tho 18th
district and W, A. Stowe
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FOR SALE.

The building and lot occupied by E, r.
Dunn as . shoe shop on Market Street.
The dwelling house at the east end of Peck
street OH Gillett's farm with lots, also \
two seated buggy, and two parlor stoves.
For particulars enquire Of Aaron Kim.
ball.
Cresco August 14th, 1868.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28

The Democracy Of Howard County will
meet in convention at the Court House in
Cresoe, September 18th at o'clock ? n.
to nomiaaSe candidates for Clerk Of the
District Court and for Recorder. The ra-
ito Of Representation will be two delegates
fdr each town, and an additional delegate
Tor each ten Democratic votes polled Mt the
last election, or for each fraction Of five
votes 30 polled.
Dated Cresco, August II, 1868.
"A. H. HARRIs, Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28

Gentlenlen,--1 have waited on
you for my dues patiently, until after har-
vest and now that harvest has come the
only admissible excuse for former delays
will be to call and pay up as l have but
the same excuse where an indebted.
will Wal but short time.
w. H. ALLEMAN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28
MAR RIED.

In this City, August 23rd, BY Rev. W. H.
PnGBE KRIEB, nil Of Granger MINI.
In Cresco Iowa August IS, by the Rev.
J. W. Windsor, Mr.. PETER Harris Of
Howard Co, and Miss IsABELL GArEs Of
Fillmore Co, MINI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28
NesC York Column.
The Union Pacific R. r GO.

The Union Pacific R. R 60.
Now building railroad from Omahs,
across The Rocky Mountains, to make,
With IL connections, an unbroken line
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
have just Published Is &c.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
1t comprises fall information in relation
to the. j.
Formation of the Union Pacific Railroad
Co. Progress Of the autobiography
Character Of the Country, and Distances
along the Line.
Agricultural Resources, Timber, Minerals
&c.-Farming and Grasing Land Silver
and Gold Timber ; Coal Iron :; Miner
How the Union Pacific Railroad is built.
Branch and Connecting Roads-The Ida
no, Oregon and Puget's Sound !; The
Branch to Montana The Denver and
central Pacific.
Resources for construction.
The means sufficient to build the road.
Anticipated business and profits Of the Co.
Tho way business-Actual earnings.
The Union Pacific railroad company's
First Mortgage Bonds-Their security
and Value Principal as we'll as Inter.
est Payable in Gold; Are the Bonds &C.
cure? What are they Worth esas Invest
ment SC.
This pamphlet will be sent free BY ad-
dressing the company, No. 20 Nassau
street, New York A limited amount Of
the First Mortgage Bonds, Principal and
six per cent. Interest payable in Gold, are
offered at 1O2. Full particulars in the
namphlet.
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for District Attorney in the 18th,
district. ~ -
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Don't suffer with pain wonderful
power Of Healing! Every family
shoald Keep It In the house.
"C0Staf'S', BuCkthOrn Salve.
Ito effects are immediate. Tor cuts
Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Bore, Breast
Files, Ulcers, Old Sores, Itch, scrof-
ula and cutans0us sruptions chappeA
hands, Lips 10. Bites of animals.
Insects kc.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong BY the Of either IT tAc.o RENE
dies. They will cure escry c.se y. MARASMU1,
1ithout fail
Thousands VI certificates have accumulated IN the
hands IT the proprietor, hut a~c- will allow II the
Publication cf but few. Those. II will ts observed,
are men 81 nos AND u strh standing that u~y n.ust
b believed,
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lhiiadelnhia, March l6, 1867.
sses "a :S n's's s:sss s:... '; =. 4:
essss - a San, snd ss., 's n"s1a
action In the system. Tours truly,
GEO. ". WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jbw u Ne Ssprem. Nbust ~ Fmm.ylsasiA.
l%iladelpAia, April y, lSeo,
9 consider WsonAsa's German naters' vdlssoLls
sediesns IN eass 81 attacks Of Indigestion DyHpep
Ella. I can certify this from my experience or il.
Yours with rssicct,
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. Jos. II. KHNNARD, y. n,
Rhs1sr Of tAe Tists Hapsise Ctseysh pAandel,ahia
m. Laokscw-Dsar s..: have been frequently 70
s4ssstsd b connect my name with
u different kinds VI medicines, hut regarding the
S.,s IL I =: e.s:. sn. ss
: elcar proof in vari y Gus instances and
sssialnos. II Dr. iiooaaads German Dit:rr. depart
In onco from my usual course. 1, ;s.asss my fu1
co0vction that. r general debility =. ne syes., anl
especially tr Liver NM,t@aiRt isa SAFE ard ,dlsst1s
esrarafton. In ssnas cAsa nay ssil; hut ususlly,
asx:s noe Il vs0 b very bsnssscsa " shces Wbe
YoufA very respectfully,
J. II. kENNARD,
Eighth. beisv Coates g.
From Rev. e. =, YEUDAI.IA
Asefse0nt Editor ChriaiaM CkroMieIe hilaasinhia.
] have derived decided bsneAt from the sss Of
noedaAd's German Dittsrs and fssl Il nj privilege
70 recommend them . mast valuable tsnie, 10 Ill
W are suffering from general debility or frsn die
eoeee astsing fbon, arrangement of the livsr.
f'' Z Eve ssssA11.
CAUTION.
uee1Aa1's 0ssDaa Remedies are ceuaterfeitsa.
~ =: - !. 8 e: g asnas ~ urs Of .. y. JACx-
= &C.: IS; !: :; :: ( ..s. '.''
e tae German Medicine sters, No. ga ARCH strss,
CHARLES n. EvANA
German Druggist Proprietor,
Formerly c. n. JACKSON Ca.
PRICES
asosAaas German Ai..ssa p.r bottle p 9
HooAaads German Tonic pat up in quart bottles .
pr bottle y half dssen fs 80
Do mot tbrget to examine we'll The article ysa
~, IN ordsr 70 get ths gsnsin&
1ee sele - an Dsugsisas aaa Deal.
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NOTICE.

II Il we,l-.-~nhliahsd n.et that fully eae-halfse
H.: = !; ;:. T. !: X: :':s !!
fs~l we'll" They are LanxuiL devoid II all
energy, extremely nervous, and have appetite.
To this class Of peAa,ns the R;TrERS or the
TONIC, arc especially rxcunllMeNa ..l.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28

Read the many testimonials given
Machine in the Vibrator Advocate. And
esii and examine sample Macknes. ins2,0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-28

And feeling the hanl al tims Weighing heavily apsa
then with all it, attendant ills, VIA SD In the
a these ArTERS or the TONIC, N elixir that Will
instN now life into their veins, restore In aeasurs
The energy and ardor Of moro youthful 6ayA bellA
up their shrnnken FORMS aud give health aNd kappi-
nees 70 their remaining yeaxD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
Frea Speech.

The reading public have beer shocked
by the accounts which have come 10 ,ls
from Camilla, Georgia, of the terrible des-
truction Of life in that small village. occas-
toned by party of Republicans attempt
ing to hold pdblic meeting. We give
elsewhere the particulars of this horrible
tragedy. No one can read the record of
this flesh case of rebellion in the South
without arriving at the conclusion that free
speech is one of the last things that the
old slave-naster will quietly yield to; AMI
with ymour and Blair for President and
Vice PRESIDENT. and the eopperhead or
mts-namel Democratic party in power,
with rs cid love for the institution and its
disposition 10 be guided by Southern men
aHd be The tool OF their dctation, what will
become OF our boasted free institutions,
with its free schools. free speech. and free
men? No thinking man can fail TO see
that the success of Seymour and his party
is the success of the Worst forms of des-
potism anu II return to the old days OF
South crn dictation and 10 the pistol anl
The bowie knife. The spirit of true Re
publicanisn! and modern Democracy ar,
rs dissmil&r, are as wide apart, and as an
laSouisiic as are free schools, free speech,
free men and free lands, 10 their opposites
Modern DEM ocracT ilourishes where there
are ~ sctiool-h5usss. where mtn care
nothing for law. where might makes right
and where whiskey is as plenty as wa err
Not at the so-cailcd democrats do all In,
lr.nkins. at all, but to find one of tn,
rank aal file who does not believe that
free whskey is the cardinal plank in th'
party platform IS to i'll u man Out of his
place. 50 too. to fad man who does no
believe that Republicans have right t.
free speech, and therefore should b.
knocked Oh the heal or shot down lik
these Camilla sufferers, is to find maj
who. by acct dent, is in the wrong party
and who is an exception to the genera
rule
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-02
THE GEORGIA MASSACRE.
FURTHER PAETICULARs-MEs sAGE FROM
GOVERNOR BULLOCK.

Some additional particulars are gwen
by respondent Of the Tribune, writing
from Albany, Georgia -
.,The Sheriff asked that in Difference t.
the wish of the citizens, Mr. Pierce would
not enter the town. Mr.. Pierce answered
that as hc was violalin no law of tho
country. and no right of the people. he
would speak in Camilla. He thought he
had the right 10 do so. Upon that the Sher-
if and his posse. all being armed AMI
mounted, dashed off TO town.
MIR. Pierce, in buggy, with Mr.. Put
nev. proceeded toward the town. followed
at some distance by the rest of the party
With these latter was a plantation wagon.
drawn bv four mules, containing the col
ored band. consisting of two drummers
and tifer. Messrs. Pierce and Putney
drove into the town. dismounted from their
bug .y, and hitched their horse at the Court
House. AT n hundred yards from theCourt
House the band wagon was met by the
man Johns. W tn Il d)able-bafreleI shot
gun, viii h he discharged into the wagon.
wountliug two eolored men. Upon this
there arose up from either side of the road
upon which the colored people were APP
proaehih. the town, a large number of
white men. who had been concealed in tine
underground. who opened cross-fife up
on the eolored people ia the road. A few
of the colored people, having pistols, Ell
1eavored TO defend themselves, but ma
or:ty of them Ned. Messrs. Pierce and
Pntney rashed toward the eontending par
tie.. Mr.. Pierce throwing mp his hands
and calling pom the freedmen to stop,
saving. don't do that. don't do that
[ Don this the whites or Il portion ofthem,
turned upon Pierce and l'iltney and fired,
wounding Mi. Pierce in the leg, and Mr..
Putin in the lib " aud shoulder. Both
however. took to The woods and escaped,
reaching the plantation of Messrs. Flag
and Fish. two gentlemen from Massachu-
sets. at three O'Clock this morning.
TO return 10 tine battle or massacre at
Camilla. The freedmen who we've armed
having empiied their pistols. fled for their
.iees-sueh as had not already been placed
hars da c0mJM-leaving the wounded upon
the ground. The whit pursued, some of
lie N II! Il assuring themselves that those
cnlored nlen lett on the ground were dead
BY rcpea ed shots ut their PROSTATE bod
les
murphy aud Janin endeavored to es-
cope in their bu"gy, but eight miles from
{ am liza were oyertaken by five or SIX