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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1870-04-27
Stocks Of BreafIstufss.

In regard to the quantity Of cerSa
store at the i've principal grain port s
New York Bulletin states the stoeK s.
wheat. corn and oats combined, hSsR :
New York. Buffalo, Chicago, Milwi
and Detroit, are nearly 100000 ba : !,
below those of the same period Of -
and about 100000 bushels more thai 3 ::
1868 The following statement showh I,
quantity of wheat, corn and oats in =
at the ports mentioned at the latest
and the corresponding periods Of 81
and 1865. cb
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1870-04-27
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Lazy to rake chsrg. If he Mssor1e
"A Fem sie sehoo 2 ct IaxcWel Tennessee
For az lie lars da,ess
W Nj. EvENIAG sTAE 0D6E No iso
n s7tw Iz4weH, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1870-04-27
Lime Llrnc!!

. 000 Flu heels LIraesf r lie. at tse kiln, IT
- = - - cents per b hel. Apply - e >
f1.st ny. or " =. Isa.ter. tap2z-1nl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

TRYING FOR SCHoOL--A gentleman from
Swampyille was telling how many different Occupa-
tions he had attempted Among Others, he had tried
school teaching.
How long did you teach ~ asked bystander.
Wal, didn't teach long; that is l only went to
teach" aaI.
did you hire out?' r--s- b 4.
Wal, didn't hire out; only went to hire out. "
"Why did you give it ups''
Wal, Civ it up for some reason or nuther; You
see Travelled into deestrict and inquired for the
trustees. Somebody said Mr.. Snickles was the man
wanted TO see. So found Mr.. Snickles, named
my object, introduced myself and axed him what he
thought about letting me try my luck with the boys
and the unruly gals in the dcestrict He wanted to
know if | rally considered myself capable; and /
said wouldn't mind his asking me few easy qnes-
tions in 'rithmeic, Biography, or showin' my hand
writin'. He said no. never mind, he could tell a
good teacher by his gait p"
49, Let me see you walk off a little ways said he
aBd can tell jis as wells I'd heard you examined u
He sot in the door as he spoke, and thought he
looked little skittish; but was considerably frus-
trated, and didn't mind much, so / turned round
and walked on as smart as / knowcd how He said
he'd tell me when to stop, kept on till thought
I'd gone fur enough; then s'pected s'thing was to
pay, and looked round WAL the door was shut
and Snickles was gone"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
tiEMLOCK



The following extract from Friend Damon's D." Notes
and Reflections while passing along, viii show the
good returns that sometimes made for cordial
welcome Of strangers Capt Richards Is recollected
here as a most accomplished scientific gentleman.
Who has not hoard the sayings, According to
Green ich time or So many degrees east west
of Greenwich ~ Until within few years, all geo
rraphies in America, as we'll as England writ
ten upon the supposton hattbe degrees of longitude
were reckoned from Greenwich. Not only British
navigaors but those OF other nations reekoned from
that place. Having conversed with seafsring SO
much upon this subject, naturally felt very
strong desire to visit, coming to London, this IA
nous Observatory. -. g -ra-..fil eg-.- ha.
We were informed from guide-books and other
sources, that it was easy matter to gain admit
lance The following paragraph not many years ago
appeared in the Leisure Hour, pubised in London
No person. unless of some scientific reputation, or
by an introduction of some well known astronomer,
can ever hope to be admitted within the entrance
gate" .rf
We confess this statement somewhat startled us,
and we began to consider utterly hopeless
While coming over IN mind some of the officers OF
the British navy whom we had become acquainted
with at Honolulu, that Of Captain Richards, late OF
the British surveying vessel Heca'e, called We
we're fortunate in finding him in his Office at the
head Of the photography Department. We could
not have been mere Fortunate for he Is the very ON
lance to the Observatory We stated our request,
and most readily the desired permission was granted
Not only did We obtain yeeuf permission but also
note 10 Mr. Stone first assistant Of Professor
4erv. Astronomer Royal. Thus accredited, we had
No difRcultv in gaining admission, where we spent
nearly two hours, much delighted with what we Wit
messed and the information We obtained
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
COMMERCIAL.
BosoLeIE. KARcH stA. 1s7O

H0NOLtLE, HAECH sths ls4o-
Tts Harusic Harms. le days from san Francisco
s.hsd sFsh psi "a the sth inst, bat shs broagh'
a. o1iy a fe- daiiss. TIE H. h, was bound to Ma
zia- s
In, H-sti.t sbir Regent. from Rio also arrived on
-hr s,k. bsfur uude- charter TO load guano al Ba-
49,. 1si-ua s-a i novsin porf- Fl r--
ne R-iri.h Bri-antiue RobeTt CoWan, arrived yes
-.-sar- 60 dars fron Naueouvsrs Island, with Lum-
49, .,- b. g. Hactfeid a Co,
E.-f Cautridru sails ts-ue-roW for Portland,
o---r. VIA a fall cargo q our Island produce for
shas uuu-tsi -hi-t VII BE there al the opening Of
ssr-4rr t-.ir. when We expect large demand for
su-a- and Qdfec-
We urde-.turd that the enterrisinE firm Of Janion,
Vt.s.s i e. n victoria haze opened CcnmissIon
Huu a. Portland. and intend 70 give special aiten-
si. g. rs sze ar Island produoe. well a English
r.5. Tter intend 90 load vessels at Portland with
.h.-s 81 Euriuud. and wil doubt be quite an ad-
siiar u s1nurr-ial way, % that eaterprsing city
The steamer Idaho : due Tomorrow, and wall sail
o. a. s6is iusi-- - a.
We mur nov took for the spring whalers to come
ra1- uli1h uil add Little % business In the way
81 frrur aut fa- fle Worth
Tl- Ea Mo- 5. about due from Bremen, with assort-
I'd s.-rl -he Caass q also due from San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the ship Hordt,o Harris which arrived on the
5th inst, 16 days from San Francisco route for
China, we are in receipt of Daily Alta of the 18th
ofFebruary for which are indebted to Pilot McIn-
tyre. 1t will be seen by kilograms published below
that serious riots have occurred in Paris since
previous dates. Lacking former dates we are una
Bile to give particulars. We clip the following:
AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON, Feb Ilth.-In the Senate, Williams,
from the Committee on Public Lands, reported with
amendment bill granting land TO aid the construc-
ton of the railroad from the Columbia River 10 Pu-
get Sound; and bill passed 10 enlarge the public
grounds surrounding the Capitol.
Sherman offered preamble declaring that the
United States observes with deep interest," the civil
war now existing in Cuba and sympathiZes with the
people as with the people of all American nations
in their efforts to their allegiance TO European
powers resolving that :he United States recognize
the existence of the war between Spain and Cuba,
and observe strict neutrality between the belliger
ents Sherman said he desired to call the attention
of the Committee on Foreign Relations to the fact
that the people for this country would not much
longer stand the cold indifference of this Govern
ment towards Cuban affairs. The Resolution did
not propose to recognize Cuban independence bnt
simply the conditions OF war.
Sumner said the Committee had somewhat con-
sidered the subject but the facts before them as to
the actual condition of Cuban affairs were not suf-
cient to warrant definite action. 1916
Sherman remarked that the fact that Spain had
built so gun boats in our ports, TO put down what
was called little rebellion was sufnclent warrant
for his resolution
The resolution was referred 10 the committee on
Foreign Relations. resf
Inc Secretary Oh ine treasury IN coIhmuhlcE
ton to the House. on Inc sea- traue oil Aiaska says
the proposition 10 lease tDe lsiaius LOT a. Term oil
years, TO private parties LOT annual rental Is ooee-
uonaoie because u wound give Tue extensive eontrol
OF branch OF INDUSTRY Important 10 inc people Oh
the United states, shouid oe iranslerre9 from Lon
don TO this country the policy of the Treasury De-
partment will assume the entire control OF the bust
ness of the Islands, ana esiaoish rgla system OF
military and naval police exclude every put as
own servants ana agehts, ana carry ON tne inr ana
seal business win Tue natives 9y means oil treas.
uIy asen.s' .n go eA - ~ n \, 49, ~ s1.S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

WE publish below, letter from one of the
defeated candidates for Representative for the Dis
trict Of Moloka in which he makes serious
charges against one Of his successful competitors
for that District Our readers can take it for what
it is worth, for ourselves we are not disposed TO
place much reliance on what man says under such
circumstances. 1It SONS ualtHFa
Ma. EDIroR - presume you have learned by re-
port that KeuapihsOle elected as of the Rep
resentatives for Mookai and Lanai, and propose
quaint you with the frauds that were committed in
his election. Two three days before election be
sent boat load of Paiai to Lanai for what purpose
we then did not know, but afterwards learned that be
exchanged the same, part of them, for votes.
A few days after election, he was prosecuted under
Section SOC Of the Civil Code and many think that
it was clearly proved that he attempted to influence
the election
On election day he made feast the place of
election and every person who voted the X. ticket,
received red rag, which when presented at the door
gained the bearer admittanee to the feast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

We are indebted to the Agents of Princevie Plan
tation for generous sample of the first quality of
sugar from that plantation. 1t is of light golden
color and the grain that of very superior grocery"
grade. In fact it is equal to the finest grades Of
grocery sugars have in this market.
We believe the agents have hand, for domestic
sufficient quantity of this very fine grade of sugar,
to supply the demand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
PoRT or HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

E.-ct l-S-ir Wa-ui1t On N1i.szi
shr Eat EaT. On ka.lau-
san Hlira Hauail
Erili On Mani
sal- Mar fn laval
49, lles tll iliiu
-Hrlal.l EuluE O. ho.aau- H ... Cd
50 Izrr Eark-e. On k0.aiau-
S-i1 Eu-F Eilen Co. NAM
I-saar Hazllaae- I'm hfslau-
s-ir naru1Ea-al On VAN
Salr ra-.Ils. On uavai-
SI.r Ns-rir Merrill On Nuui-
H-sllr Recent Elist s. day. IN BIO Janerio-
A. .tlar Ia-aria Ilarris- --, 10 days I'm san
--et- ffIn Esll1u. On Nan
-.tr ka1l.le On kalai
~.a-r faIrr Qurr1. On kaua.-
Iarf1e kauai-
- s-i- Iai.-ri Covan. Wects % days I'm suke.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

TIE Bark Cambridge sails to-day for Portland,
Oregon, with full cargo of Sugar, Coffee, Pulu and
Salt The trade between Portland and this port is
one of considerable Importance and it promises TO
become of still greater importance when thepro-
jected lines OF Railroads completed, which will
connect Portland with the important interior terri
tory now chiefly supplied from San Francisco At
present there's no reason why Honolulu should not
be the chief OF supply for the salt required at
the great salmon fisheries on the Columbia and
Frazier rivers. p fe-r7tr1-r tserr
THERE ha.e arrived from Hawaii, during the past
week, sehooners MarildG, Kate Lee, Aetite and
NaTzi. being the FIST arrivals from there for some
weeks There are at present on Hawaii about 5000
kegs Of sugar ready to come forward. Generally,
il would be great misfortune to our planters, not
to be able to get it forward at this so as to
send il on TO San Francisco by this months packets
and TINS get the benefit Of the market at the opening
Ct the spring trade. This would seem TO be a
strong Instance prove the necessity of interIs-
land steam navigation. But this year, the state of
the market in San Francisco Is suci that it may be
fortunate accident for planters that their crop is
kent back Some of our shrewdest men are of the
opinion that il viii be absolutely necessary TO make
combined movement to get the advantage OF
European markets for second and third grades
of sugars 1t is bard 10 see how some people among
Us have come the conclusion that the sugar bust
ness not the main interest here. II, and il alone,
furnishes freghts for the packets; without it we
could have steamer; once in six weeks would be
sufficient for packet to San Francisco; two or
Ihree cargoes of lumber year would answer our
purpose and the people would go back TO gras
houses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

OS "Wednesday last, a tin case which had been
made for the purpose, was deposited in the base Of
the column at the west corner of the new Post
Ofice building which contained the following:
copy Of His Majesty's speech at the opening of
the Legislature of 1864, together with the reply Of
the Legislature to the same.
copy OF His Majesty's speech at the opening of
the Legislature Of 1865. Delivered by Royal Com
mission by His late Highness NJ. Kekuanaoa and
His Honor Chief Justice Allen.
His Majesty's speech at the propagation of the
Legislature of 1865
copy Of the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE containing an
account of the great eruption OF 1868, and of His
Maestys visit to Hawaii for the relief OF the suf
ferers. rrr.--. "a .-.-
Photographic portraits of His Majesty and His
predecessors from Kamehameha 1, of their Males
ties Queens Dowager Kalama aud Emma, of H. R.
H. The Prince of Hawaii Her late R. Fl. Princess
Victoria, His late Highness NJ. Kekuanaoa, Prince
Lunalilo, of their Excellencies, the Ministers of
Foreign Affairs, Interior and Finance, of the Hon
Mrs. Bishop, Governor Dominis, Hon. Mrs. Dominis,
Hon. D. Kalakaua, the late VIM. Pitt Leleiohoku
and large number of views of Hawaiian scenery.
bronze medal awarded TO the Hawaiian Govern
ment by the great Paris Exposition; sample of
AlaNdiau LNettet eAdhlef AhS itAot huuioNi VI nv
different newspapers and periodicals published in
this Kingdom; Report on the supply of labor by Dr.
HIebrand, 1867; a number OF school books in Hr
waiian aud English.
Report of the Minister Of Finance, 1865. ~
Report Of the Board of Health, 1868 49,
copy of the weekly Alta California of January
22d, 1870 One copy OF the Daily Alta, of the same
date.
Hawaiian Directory and Calendar, 1870.
Custom House statistics, 1870.
file of the Convention 1864.
Census table of 1865
Appropriation bill, 1859.
The proceedings OF the St. Georges Benevolent
society.
The name of the builder, Mr.. J. G. Osborne
One Hawaiian copper coin.
One American five cent piece, 1907, and several
photographs Of citizens, besides some Election
tickets and electoneerng squbs Of the late
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

w have IN hand very interesting eommuniea-
tiou iu rty Go the article IN Fuel Bod for March
or Repeal Hhich is unavoidaby crowded out this
uceil hut which Ne hope TO b. able 10 give TO our
-radc-s next week. We shall the more readily do
~ from The fact thai i is 10 very quiet
and cenlemauy article in the paper above referred
To- ir which a. a rule the writers do not look upon
flasc Who aisacr,t with them as entirely abandoned
% uioiednuss. and worthy TO be "east into outer
dsai.ness'-hut thea. Fasel Bad does not pretend
q BE- an --Iudepeudeni'' journal in the same light
thai other paTerz Of this town do.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
MARRIED.

THRUM-GRANEY-Int this City, Saturday evening.
March 9th, by Rev r. b SnoWden John f. Thrum Miss
Mary Graney, both Of this city. a5- No Cards
THAT this may prove good take to their brother typo
that the young couple may remain locked up the chase
mutual love and happiness until at last Death gently
distribaes their forms, is the wish Of the Printers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

SAILED
H. .-tu safr Alaska le1i. ~ Portland
er Jenny G. Kauai
.-F-t-ir kaus Porter. Davis fr Houek0ng-
-.lF Llls- ST. haua-
S.Ir IsaHaIs Eu-ii-h. g. Marquesas l.
Sal u1-ulr. g. MaisknL
san aaF. Hasaii r# .".
sdfr Na EaIk- flr Mani
Sel- ga1- Elunr f1r kauai-
80 L.tf laatee O. hullau-
E-~atr "a EHs- 90 Nuiauae
---alr Hare - 81 Hawaii.
s.l- Ia1uasarli So Haui-.
SIR Nadia. Sc Hawaii
s.t- .au.-lo. il- Maui
g-sair warr Eleu Nau-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

We give to day, more of our lucubrations on a
Hotel, that now seems specially called for in view
Of tue fact of the new steam lines, soon to
connect our part with other countries. Despite the
smartness OF the Advertiser which prides itself upon
having said something first and years ago, on every
project that comes up, and recommended II as a
good thing We shall be content to speak at the op
perfume time, when practical results may come of
il. We have lately noticed that Savan is of the
opinion, that the new intense white light, may be
used to flash Signals to neighboriDg planets
This interp planetary telegraph is novel idea, and
We give notice 10 the advertiser lest it should claim
our laurels at some future day, that we now sug-
gest to the citizens of Honolulu, to establish this
telegraph with the moon. II will be good thing
for our town, how much, can only be told when it
shall have come into operation-the Advertiser may
busy itself, with inferring them. We are sorry
that we cannot have a Hotel until we have " an en-
tire renovation of our political system we have
fondly hoped it might not have 10 be deferred TO so
remote a period. That and the other preliminaries
Of which the AdrertiSer speaks, may be left to its
care, while practical aud progressive citizens mean
time confer together of improvements that will ad
vance the welfare of our town.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
IMPORTS.
LOCAL NEWS

w ueuld call attention 70 the advertisement Of
or old trieud J. ". Widdifeld, who has purchased
rlc entire stock o. Hardware belonging to the Es-
tale of THE late ". \. Ladd- Mr.. Widdiield has
Dong teu lnopn 10 ou- residents as excellent and
urca-ur1odaiinC salesman and win, without doubt
oa-ry Dis popular manners INTO his new business in
uhidh rru-y body wishes him. and will no doubt in
sure aim success. BY good share OF patronage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
Notice to Creditors.
Supreme Court i'm Probate.

In the natter of the Estate Of JAl'Es LOUZADA,
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the UNDER
IN signed, Executors Of the above named Estate,
to all persons having Chains against said JAMES
L0UZADA, deceased. TO exhibit the same with the
necessary voucbers duly authenticated. whether
cured by mortgage OF Otherwise. to GEORGE O. Me-
LEAN, one of the Executors at his Once. on Npuanu
Street. in the City Of Honolulu Island of Oahu within
six months from the date Of publication Of this no
tce and II not 50 presented, they viii be forever
barred
iar GEORGE c. MCLEAN. 5000.
aa.r.fs asf HENRY C0RNWRLL.- hel q
I SAMUEL 7. ALEXANDER
Executors Of the lszt VIII and Testament Of James
Louzada, deceased. Honolulu Feb. 1eth, lszo-5-lt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

THE Schooner Eazu0iIs returned on Monday from
Huualei bringing the boiler which We noticed as
having bcen suuk there, some two weeks ago. The
dificulty 90 securing the boiler was much greater
thau Ras anticipated, the buoy which had been
placed uhcre The boiler Eas sunk, had disappeared
When the Eassafc reached Hanalei, which made it
necessary 10 dredgc for IL This operation was
Commenced on Monday and continued until Friday,
vhcu Capt. Ballisiior had concluded TO make last
effort which i not successful would have conelud-
od the scurch Fortuuasely, the boiler was diseov-
cred imbcddod in The sand, and with great diff
culrv raissd and pui On board the vessel Forty
men from ic Plantation employed in raising it
and llaeiuc il 90 board the vessel |.t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09
DIED.

GUTT0CK.-In Honolulu on Sunday the 9th inst Henri
Outlook, native of Kongsberg, Prussia aged 81 years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

Rrv- T. B SSowDES's LEoTURE.-Last Friday
ur1sitc. a. Bufiam Hail. Rev. R B. Suowden de-
urared = lecture before the Young Mems Christian
Assooiaiiau taking for his subject the Night side
al Life The lecturer introduced his theme, with
v,o-1ruyin- the great solemn shadOW-NIeHT-that
follows tire sun, 10 the diurnal motion Of the earth
Wrapping in lis Eaniie an created nature, animate
and iuzuimafe causing those contrasts and dsiine-
-ious -hrr marx the world ia sunlight, from the
world in darkness he drew series OF pictures Of
te social amusemcnis and occupations that pertain
% NE evening hours, Of the influence Of night upon
ne passions and thoughts Of men, aud depicted
vim zzphic description and vivid imagery night
sccnes from iar amusing 10 The soTroTiui, serious
ard suhIine he lecture was listened to with un-
fa--iur aficuiion By the audience TO its close
Wien he lecturer Was loudly applauded The last
e the sa-ies o. entrrtainments-''A Reading =
vi be given Al Bufium HAL next Friday evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-09

TzRousH The Politeness Of the Editor OF the
s5--risrr. Ne arr enabled to give our readers the
following sco0uni Of the presentation of the Honor
ssie Eiisha Il Allen 10 President Grant, received by
esui arrivals. Which viii be OF interest to cur rea-
6crs
Trr saxDE1cH IsLASDs-Mr. Elisha H Allen
-er-rl-d lis credentials Ehvoy Extraordinary OF
- S~pspich ISLANDS 10 President Grant on Satur-
-. md seated ID his address that the Americans IN
~ Isinnas comprised the larger plumber OF the
1865 ard - ttley have important interests in
--irrifurc navigation and commerce there, further
s-srlr sfisulaiionS are regarded as desirable and
fi~tir imporiant The King. be said, desired TO
1000 20 aard the United States mos liberal poll-
- "a felf assured from the past intercourse VIII
- (,7trariezt 81 The United states thai the same
s--ii III marx Us course in tie future The Pres
it1uf rsplied IS follows - y 4 "a q hlL
- lrr1- an pleased 70 receive you rs Inc
---resrufarire Of The sovereign Of country so IN
.---ssi-. 10 the Cniied STATES rs the Kingdom oil
7irwsTi His desire 10 Strengthen the friendly IN
S--.,rndirr between the countries is fully reel
--orr.cs 81 M an well sEare OF those intimate
ta.rrss srz zersona relations 10 Hhlcn you reief
- lave every disposition 10 strengthen toem oy
- frrshr ITuzfy pnations as may oe supposed
q ic adrauiarcous or Necessary. II IS hoped tnsl
Four osbcial residence here may eontnonte 10 tnas
rGul
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Wednesday Sept. 2s 1870.
The horse market is less active, and for val
uaoe animals inquiries considerably tho decline
inc ohy feature OF Interest in the Bulshead Market to-
any was tne purchase OF fine pair of bay carriage horses
l9i hands nigh, 0 years Old. These were snowy fine
stepping, and well-broken animals, with plenty Of
quality both bred in otsego County this state They
were sold by Fitch Conan for 81 ,25O
canadian WOrkhorses arriving in large numbers
ana sell. as usual, from sl25 to s175.
Western workhorses not Of great size and high quail
y sell Tor less than they did fortnight ago. when the
lowest price was $780, while at present they be
bought from $40 upward to $780,
superior workhorses. such as are used for express
wagons ana heavy trucks, bring from 500 to si00
The auction sale OF Messrs Barker & Hamlins New
YORK Iatersalls, corner of Broadway and Thirtynnh
ST. opened with large attendance and bidding might
have become very lively IL plenty OF horses had been
sent uhdef tne aucOneer's hammers still the sale
1f enough as u was. although the horses put up for
auction Deng OF cheaper class than is generally the
case NJ he New-fork Tatersals were mostly knocked
down at bids varying from SIS TO 500
An auction sale OF horses and carriages will be held
tohorroW Thursday the 10Th inst, stables No 43
treat Jonesst at III O'Clock, prompt. Some fine speed
lug nofses are announced for SALE including the fast
tr0ttng morse Black Prince" warranted to beat G40
WOOD Brothers & Co.. in their new repository on
broadway, exhibit a number OF beautifuly-finshed
Landaus three Of them sold within the last two
days. and we were told that the great attraction to
buyers ies III the perfect workmanship well as in the
feasOnaDe prices this house has of late adopted in order
TO comply with the wants OF the public.