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Weather Report.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
OvHicE % THR CIIIIy SIONAL 0PEiCER,

WAN DEPARTMENT.
OvpICR % THR CIIIKB BIGNAL OPEICER,
wAsIIlN0r6S, u. C., April 25.-S90O I'm.
PROBABILITIES.
For The Gulf States, Tennessee and thC
Ohiolvalley Increasing clotidiness and
local rains, casterly to Southerly winds
slight changes in temperature and slowly
falling barometer during Monday.
For The lake region cool and partly
cloudy weather with east to south wind
and high barometer during the night, FOL
lowed BY threatening and warmer wealth
er in The upper lake region. gy. ,
For The upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys partly cloudy weather
and areas Of rain with higher tempera
ture, variable winds, shifting to westerly
and sOuiherly, and falling barometer.
The lower Missouri river will rise
slowly, .rgI.g rfl.
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Fonnd nen,l nnd Ilohbcd.

CSctNSArl, April 15.-J6hn G. Lins.
ser Was found dead In his room lhiS morn.
ing with his pockets turned wrong aide
out, and his pocket book was laying on a
chair empty. There was no mark Df VIC.
lenCe on hiS person except blood 6ozln1
from hiS mouth. Whether mutlefed Of
natural death will be determined by The
inquest, ,.r..I ID.
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chief tAFnin inspector AZ chicago.

CHICAGO, April 24,-A special to The
Times from Springfield, Illinois, says that
the Secretary Of State, under direction Of
the Governor, Issued commission to J,
c. Smith, Of 10. Davies county, a. Chief
Grain Inspector At Chicago, and suCCesot
to William II. Harper, whose term Of
Office has expired.
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pEADoDY INSURANCE COMPANY
,,,! ,yyicn rEspcPY a y, tSsyE1SsE II II,: Co.,

wnEELiS0, W. Va, April 3, 1878 J
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April iSt, 1875, and
lis lneIplfed hte business hAA leen felnsured by
the PeabOdy Insurance Company Of Wheeling w.
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate an
nexed hereto. All claims Tor los OF damage that
may occur after u o'clock ~, April let, 1870, under
stifanro Company, and In force, will he adjusted
and settled BY the Pcabody insurance Company.
J.Y. L. RODGERS,
Assistant SeCrOiafy.
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PRovlDESCR, r. l., April 24,--The mill
operatives At Natick and Arctic, who ara
on strike, have notified the superinlen,
dents that they will return TO work or
Monday next, .Ff.f"Ti vi
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CHicAoo, April 24.-Ih the vote, yes,
tetday, on the question Of the adoption oI
general Incorporation, there was a ma.
iofily Of QS7 In favor Of II,
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h;fsss; ;S 1s,,ss;,,s. ssssssss s. Ssr%S''d LIE.

CLEVELAND, April 24.-Iohnson, the
murderer, who was 10 have been hanged
on the 28lh inst, has had his sentence
CommuIed 10 imprisonment for life by
Governor Allen.
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LONDON, April 24.-Ihe slrlkc ot cot
ton operatives at Blackburn has ended.
yl.. sREEPEE CHASE,
The opening meeting Of Shutdown Park,
at Esher, Surrey county, within easy run
Of the Metropolis, was brought to close
to-day, when the grand international
steCple chase, which brought twenty
horses on the field, was won by Gold
Finder, La Refine Qhe favoritc) second
and Revenge third. p I
LONDON, April 20, The morning news.
papers announce the death of Rev. VIM
Selwyn, d. D, chaplain to tho Queen
aged sixty-nine, and, Henry v, Pickers'
gu, the portrait painter, In. his ninety
fourth year.
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tolleelor Of rorl Id Chicnro.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Gen. J. G. 1fol.
man, Of boston, to-day succeeded Robert
Rankin in the Chicago Custom House.
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The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
is Of the opinion that the decrease in IN,
teFnal revenue receipts Is due to the fact
that the amount ol whisky withdrawn
from bond has greatly diminished since
the passage Of the new law, The statistics
Of tho Bureau for the month Of March
show that the average production
throughout the country Is the same as Il
hitherto has been, but the amount with
drawn from bond is but little more than
three million gallons, while the average
amount Withdrawn for the month Is SOW
en- millions, The returns also show that
the difference between the amount With
drawn in March and the amount aCtual-
ly Withdrawn, still remaiids In bond.
Gen. Cowen, assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, goes To New York tonight on
official business connected with the pro-
posal for furnishing supplies, Sc,
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NOTICES.
PROPOSALS

CLEpE's OTYlcE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS /
WuEELINO, April %, 1874
Proposals will 10 received Al this OtiCe until May
-, Al . o'clock 4. ~, TO keep the Toll Cato on
GntpVIlle, Clinton 4 Potomac road, for the year
c0mmaneing June lat, Hid rent TO ho paid monthly
In advance IL the Sheriff Of Ohio county. Schedule
Of mtes can be seen at this 0tice.
ap9l CHAS II. DEITERS, Clerk,
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ElXECUTORts NOTICE -NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that haya bc0n qualified a tho EIecu.
tUF Ol tho will Of Adam Rehbein, deceased, late Of
tho city Of Wheeling,
All paFSOns having claims against said deceased
will present them 10 tho undersigned, authentl-
catO Tor settlement, and all persons knowing them.
selves 10 10 indebted to said deceased are requested
10 make payment. JOHN HALADE,
apis Executor Of Adam Rehbein, deceased,
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aTE u :
RII8AIA.

HUSBAND OF ADELlNAF FAIII KILLEU IN =
.u.p an l5ti .ai DukL.r-sfa lia p--' is'
LONDON, April 24.-A dispaLGh from
81. Petersburg reports that he Marquis
De Caux, husband Of Adelipa Patti, has
been killed ina duel, ST.. l.i
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plRECTORsi

IL prepared 10 lakO carefully selected risks on
Stores Dwellings, Barns, Churches, River Cargoes,
The Directors and Stockholders are mainly The
Alme as Of The old Fire md Marine Insurance COn-
pany charter, which expired after a years CUntln.
louS and suece0ful business.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction aS TO rates and iaF dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President
{. II. COLLIER, Secretary. hpi8
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
n,,...., -. CITY 11 StrnE. g. .!I oyTGE, :. T.,

..a WIIEELINO, W. Va, April u, 1875. !
scalpi Proposals will be received at the ofloe Of
the City Clerk until THURSDAY, April 29tht 1870, a.
tho oil lamps In the Eighth Ward, also The oil lamps
In the Third Wanl Bids shall 10 iOE one year, and
to iuFnhh oil and wick Tor aid AmIA
aplI -, =. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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NOTICE. 49,.
In All persons who paid taxes for The year 1874,
bOtWeen November lOth, 1874 and December 10Th,
1874, will have amount Of State Asylum tax no
ilnde 10 them by presenting their receipts al the
ShCriiTS Oilco-RO levy having been made for hAld
fund, Il. 3 BROWN,
mT9 Sheriff Ohio County,
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The Spanish Government has paid S45,-
900 Of The $4,000 on account Of the
Yirginius affair,
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 24-Thomas O,
Woodward, Of Iowa, has been appointed
Examiner-in.C Chief in the Patent Officer.
cOLLAPsED TIRsr NATIONAL OF MANS
FIELD,
The Comptroller Of Currency has de
Clared q dividend Of ten per cent in favor
ofthe creditors of the First National Bank
Of Mansfield, Ohio, making in all diyi-
dend Of Ihirly-fve per cent
NOT ACCEPTED.
The President has not yet accepted the
resignation Of Attorney General VII
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Proposals i6F Machinery, Joiner
work and Painting on Anag
Ilnnl
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SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will b. no
colVed at this 6ieo until noon d Monday the 2tth
day Of May, 1875, for the machinery, and Tor the
jOinerwOrk and painting Of the new Iron unAg boat,
now lyingailnat d Cincinnati.
Joiner work and painting must bo included In
onH bid. L.
Specifications, blanks, and all necessary lniOrma-
ton ran b had on application 10 this Oice. Letters
business |.|... W. i, MERRILL,
Rp2 ....f Major Enguecrs,
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TNO MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC-
l. TUlEIS.
Main street. i6r the puTp0sO Ol Posting and Adjust-
Ing books collecting bills, copying and other once
work. PirtIcs WhO 10 not Wish 10 carry book
keeper can have their books posted up weekly, OF
oftengr II desired and th0 hills made out and col
fslS wM n. ENGLISH
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FoRlE!IeN MEWs,.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 24.-Ths strike Of cot
ton operatives at Blackburn has ended.
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DDEBURN 4 COOPER,

civil, HYDRAULIC AND MINING ENGINEERS.
Surveys, Plans and Estimates for The construction
Of Water Works Railroads and Bridges' SuryeyA
and Plans Of Mines for Working, Ventilation,
Drainage, &c. Parties contemplating work q the
OllCO-260 I.InRRTY ST., PTTTSnURlH, Pa. tei3
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INSURANCE.

organized In 1885, RoOtsanIted In 1875.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-11

ties the right to petition the Govern
or, and If these mel saw proper to
dO so. they have subjected them
selves to your Islander and calumny. |
shall take in my shingle whenever |
choose: don't give yourself II un-
easimess OH my behalf, | shall not call
on YOU for assistance. Bird SAYS |
have "Sisncd away my day of grace"
not to my knowledge | have signed
40 such document: perhaps it took
place i'll oblivion just before Bird
Joined me.
Now as to the clique, (and this is
make the base assertion of Its exist
cmce and not even attempt to prove
it.. Let lis examine this subject Il lit
tie. and see if there is a clique in cx-
iStcnce, and if so, when it was first
organized. 1t Is established beyond
= doubt that the people Of Rochester
Township vo3c for their own citi-
zcns as the following maioritics will
show: 1871. j. a. Sanders yCr i.
Edwards 80 majority. 1872. {. +.
Boomer owe? G.. Il. Bryan, III majori-
". 1874. Mich Ford over Mcdaniel
and Harlan. Dos majority. 1870, ".
VI. SlankS oycr Wm Parker, 1n3 ma
i0ritv. 1870, JHO Snowdcn over y.
BIRD. IS majority. If there is Il Clique
here it has had tor lis supporters men
OF all parties. as the record conclu-
>ivcly proves. and is not the creature
of NV creation as Bird would have
YOUR readers believe.
In conclusion | have only this to
say. that he vino attempts to blackcn
the character of another should he
quite sure that there rests 10 stain
OF faint of dishOmor upon his own
anne You may hurl your charge OF
carpet ba"@cr with all the Internal
mali@Nancy Of YOUR dWarfed and mar
row intellect. He without whose
knowledge no sparrow fails to the
ground. sometimes selects strange i'll
Strumcnts, according 10 our conpre-
hcnsi0n. to accomplish his designs.
It was so in the DAYS of iial9am. and
if Il similar wonder has occurred i'll
Our days AMI i'll our midst. nothing Is
left for us but to bow and believe. If
\. Bird IS the Baiaam chosen, ! hope
that ere long he will be restored to Il
: proper degree of Judgment and rca-
Son-l had almost said d"cency.
In conclusion permit me to assure
YOU sir. my brother or myself will
never be found begging charity at
YOUR hands Early taught the lesson
of srlf-rcliancr. we are ready to meet
the stern realities OF life. without fear
Of being cm@ulphcd by you. even
though You are free born and no
carpet Dagger"
Mr.. Editor:-PardOn this intrusion
upon Your space. and be assured that
this will be my last upon this subject
unless AGAIN attacked.
CHAS. T. BOOMER.
Rochester. June ID. -.
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From Fillmore.

June 9TH. 1873.
ED. PEPUBLICAN:-This town is
still. suffering from those pests, the
@rasshOppers. Our streets are filled
with them, and with the farmers who
have been eaten out, e. c.) their
crops. by them. Nearly every one
complains Of the scourge, and all
are wishing that the insects would
depart and 90 hence" The farmers
are all anxious for the 'dcparture" so
that they call put new seed iii the
ground, and perhaps raise part of a
crop of corn. The prospect is glOo-
my enough and everybody looks Wuc.
Wheat Will be a total failure in this
part. We would not GIVE IL dollar an
acre for all the wheat in this region:
many farmers would take the amount
of seed SOWn for the crop, and be glad
to get even that. Some of the farm
CrS with whom we have cOnversed
say that they have five, perhaps ten,
acres Of corn left out of forty: and
that the hoppers are setting OIL the
fence watching and waiting for them
to plant more, and perhaps will fore
close OH that which is left before
night. Some say they will keep on
planting until the 18th of July. 9th
ers have not seed to replant with.
Gardens all taken, and nothing grow
ing. tell you. the thing looks biue.
Our community have to mour the
loss of another member, James =.
Shoemaker. One week ago he was q
strong, healthy man, as likely TO live
1or years, as any of us. To-day his
remains lie i'll Il cemetery, and we
are left to mourn his loss. Last
Wednesday evening, while milking
his cow, he was kicked in the lower
part of the abdominal region. DIR.
Spicer was sent for in the night, and
visited him three times during the
twenty-four hours of his life after the
accident. On Thursday evening he
departed this life, after suffering a
great deal of pain. A post mortem
was held by Drs. Spicer, Trower and
Lawton. A rupture of the bowels,
about midway of the small intestines,
was found and the contents filled the
cavity. Nothing could have saved
his life BY his death we are remind
ed, "that in the midst of life we are
in DEATH Nearly one year ago, lit
being within a few DAYS of that time)
we followed the remains of Mr. Shoe
maker to the grave. Saturday last,
three doubly orphaned children bur-
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A petition has been in circulation
for several days past, and numerous
ly signed by our citizens, prayingour
Honorable County Court to reduce
the taxes for 1879 to the lowest
amount possible. This is done in
syicw of the wholesale destruction of
the farmers crops, and the general
stagnatiOn Of business. We have been
informed that the previously intend
ed tax levy for this year can be re-
duced nearly one half. If so, it will
surely meet The general endorsement
Of the people. however willing and
anxious they may be, viewing mat
tcrs in the light of ordinary times, to
pay of the county indebtedness. 1t
was intended to pay off with this
years tax onc-tifth of the principal of
tie cOunty's railroad indebtedness.
But the bond holders arc not pushing
the county for the money, now due,
but are content to receive the inter-
est: so that tins tax can be temporar-
lily postponed in accordance with the
wishes of the people. Several items
of ordinary county expenditure, it is
said, might be dispensed with for a
single year, without serious detri-
ment to the public interest. The
County Court holds a special session
Oh Monday next to consider the petit
ton, and we doubt not will go to the
full extent of the law for the tempo
rary relief of our people.
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Grasshopper ~Exterminator.

We publish the following extract from
a letter written by Il. NJ. Hubbell of
LOngmont, Col, to w. b. IIubbell of
Missouri, written on the 9TH of May:
Suppose YOU were to ride by 4 farm
and see Il man moving back and forth
across his wheat field with y string of
fire abOnt Il or Is feet suspended on
runners, about =! inches above the
earth. What would you think he WAS
doing?-That he was crazy or purpose
ly destroying his crop? That is the
way the farmers around here are kill
ing grasshoppers, and the only success
full way they have yet discovered. 1t
is Il novel sight, but it makes one feel
good all over to see the everlasting lit
tie nuiSances burn up. 1t does not des-
troy the wheat. us one would suppose.
ifthe farmers had known about it at
the start they could have saved their en-
tire crop"
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 31.-The
Journal OF Commerce has information
of Il desperate affair near Liberty, on
Saturday, between four brothers, named
Elisha, Thomas. Hood and jim GRAY
ems, resulting in the killing of Thomas,
mortally wounding of Hood, badly cut
ting OF Elisha about the face and head.
with Il hOe-handle. A feud has existed
between them for some time on account
of partition land. All are respectable,
well-to-do farmers.
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A vein of coal ten feet thick has been
discovered in Michigan. The deposit
extends over a large field, and appears
to be inexhaustible. In quality, the
coal is said to be superior to English
camel. If the report be true, it will
be a good thing for Chicago, and other
large lake cities.
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At Birmingham the menagerie lion

At Birmingham the menagerie lion
got out of his cage. They tied a good
piece of meat to a strong rope, and the
hon seized the bait. Then the men pull
ed on the rope, and the lion, consider
ing that they wanted that meat, held on
with his teeth and followed up with his
feet as they proved too strong, and be-
fore they stopped he was safe in his
cage. Thus does appetite lead to cap
tiyity.
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General Spinner's retirement will
necessitate the counting ofevcry dol
lar in the Treasury vaults, amount
ing to more than one hundred mil
lions.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-11

THE subject of a%bolishing the
Grand Jury system is under discus
sion in the Constitutional Conven-
ton, and Il strong effort is being made
to abolish it.
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Correspondence.
From Rochester.
June 1St. 1879.

agreeable. and then 50 refined ana
diouilicd in tone. and appears to be
nottcn up Respectfully for the occasion
REGARDLESS Of expense" Mr.. Bird
where did Won get YOUR ideas? Stole
some of them and the school teacher
furnished the rest. Don't pay him
the ten dollars however, the iobi is not
systematic. we're not "scoopcd" yet,
in fact can "buck' worse than ever.
We're a carpet bamgcr. Bird SAYS so.
We don't know OF our own known
edge whether were q carpet Dagger
or not. What is 4 CARPET DAGGER. Is
If a snccics of tbc ..gragta homes" if so
did = Garnet ~l,awopr ever run for Of
+ iCr. # so did the aforesaid rarpet bar
Ger order his EMPLOYEES to sack
/ sDrinu wheat flour III fall wheat
sacks. while he himself was stumping
the county cnGcavoring. by .Wavs
that are dark and tricks that are
vain,' Chat is lvimgl to secure his
election to some county office? Did
Il carpet Dagger ever hold the high
and exalted position of Il Justice OF
the Peace? If 50 when called upon
10 write 4 deed calling for one acre OF
land. did the carpet Dagger alter the
boundaries 50 as to include three
acres. and then cndcavor to hold the
other two acres for his b0HcStV? Call
| us a carpet Dagger again. call us two
Garnet ha""crs. And don't forget in
vour next "~tclicitation" to invest us
with the autbori,ivc sinniiication of
i nvsti,. word carl,nt hawrrr. If
# he = synouymn for honesty and fair
dcalino. be careful how O apply il
10 yourself.
Yonr ocooraplIicaI situation of the
.IndcpcnGcnt Province" is exactly
correct Come up and see us. Wen
trot ont Suowdcu and show YOU the
uop who ruuI;iur uuon one ticket.
heat vo, ruunin~ unon two. II will
he = free show, audifyouU come up
wont cost Won q cent. Well trot
ont G z Boohcr. the champion of
the "uuterriticd dcmocrary.n and if
vou'l nropisc sccrccy wen Lave
him invest YOU with some of the Sc
cret WORKINGS Of the clique which
hurt Won so badly with their little
pieces.
We ask one thing rs 4 favor. Don't
oou Ed mona .If,,is t,uo
..'i u, " i'', 81"
us ply, ana Pl'E US us true h"U
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMBNTs-NrSTu PAeE-Fourth, filth and sixth
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BoAR6s PGsEFcurh sSana and nth
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EURofEAS .sTEAMsHIPs-ErGHTu PAGr-Finh and
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EXcURa aIoNs.tIeaTn PAcE-sixth column.
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SECOND PAcE-lhird column.
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REAL ESTATE no ExCHANGE-NISru PAcE-Thrd
REAL HHTHrE wANTEp-Nrsru PAer-rhlrd column
SALES AT AGcIioS-TwrITTn PAes-Fourth. nth
BITUATioNs WANTED-FEMA MALEs-ELEvxsrH PAGE
First second, third, fourth, nth and sixth col
sITUATioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
SPECIAL NoFlCEs-FIRsr PAGE-Flrst, second and
sPoRiiNGNDoGs BIRDS &c.-Fmsr P4er-Third
sTALLIoNs-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
sToRAGE.NI&NTa & &PAcn-Thrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUaPosEs-FIRsr PAsr-
sSS~ nDf O@n
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED To COL
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c-NIsrH PAcr-Fourth col
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-EiGnTH P4cK-sixth
column.