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TEnRE lIAurE, ISp., October The
Court House was filled this evening with
IN assemblage Of both political parties,
for the purpose Of organizing II Grccback
Club, the call having been signed by six
hundred citizens. Resolutions were
adopted calling for the retirement Of the
National bank currency and the perpetual.
ton Of the legal tenders, made inter.
changcablc with the 500 bond, urging
organization anil cooperation among all
greenback men, and indorsing W. D.
kpllny.
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MuNIcIrAL CouRr-Lndge Cranma..

MUNICIPAL COuRT-Jdgc CrGHmsr.
This court met pursuant to adjourn
menL and transacted the following bust
ness
In the case of j. q. Smith n Son rs.
Mary j. Merge and others, in chancery,
the injunction against the New York Lille
Insurance Company was dissolved, and
the ease set for hearing on Monday.
The case Of Alfred Caldwell, admins
traitor, rs. \. NJ. Teece, in chancery, was
argued by counsel and submitted to the
Court.
In the case Of Joseph Speidel y Co. Is.
Christian Schlosser, in chancery, an order
was entered and bond given by the de-
PENDANT for the suspension Of the cxecu-
ton Of decree entered on the 2lst day
Of August, 1873. Thirty days time was
given To perfect the appeal.
An order was entered filing plea in
in the chancery case Of Il. $. Brown, al
minisIrator rs, the Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company, The hearing Of the
case was continued.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock a. NJ. to-
day.
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The CouRTs.-CouSTY COuRT-Judgt
Coehraa,-ln this Court on Saturday bust.
ness was transacted as follows:
In the case Of Thomas Fahy rs. L, NJ.
Davis q al, the defendants withdrew their
motion to set aside the verdict against
them and grant them u new trial,
In the case Of I, j. Hugus, assignee Of
Smith, Dean x Co., Is. u. Frank, the jury
having heard the Arguments uf counsel
returned verdict for the plaintiff and
assessed the damages at So 50,
The argument in the case Of Z. l..
Miller t.. K. Bond and others, and II.
Johnson "a. Bumbargcr and Rcister, was
heard and the cases submitted to the
Court.
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VICEsnURG, October The Inter-
State leycc Convention met here to-day,
and was we'll attended. Senator Bogy, Of
Missouri, was chosen President, and made
an able speech in behalf OF the alIuyial
section Of the Mississippi Valley. \ com.
mittcc will be appointed To 60 to Wash
ington and urgently appeal to Congress to
assist in rebuilding the leyccs Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley.
The Interstate lcvCc Convention to.
night passed resolutions appointing dele.
gates to the Railroad Convention at St.
Louis on the 10Th Of November, looking
to the construction Of the Southern Pa
cilic Railroad
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VIZ WANT TO Know, You KSow.-Wc
have n young friend Of most winning
ways, in fact lie wins his way along the
rough paths Uf the world without the
least trouble or labor, and finds them
smooth and easy; he has no money that
we ever heard Of; he never works, we
know; like SOlOmon's lilies, lie neither
tolls nor spins, yet his array is gorgeous.
We have frequently found ourselves won
dcring how Il was that he succeeded in
casting aside all the troubles Of life and
basking in roses, floating down the
current Uf time with sikcn sails
waited by gentle zcphyrs while so
many had 10 battle with rude storms.
and so often shipwrccked upon rugged
coasts. Time and again we thought
the clue vas found that was TO lead us, to
the solving Of this problem as easily ns
Henry followed the silken thread that led
him through the labyrinlhs to lIosnmond's
bower, but IL broke in our hands, and we
were ns far from the secret as ever.
Our friend has more than one name,
and We should like to learn his secret, MS
here ut midnight we puzzle our wCaried
brains for something to fill these local
columns. Come and tell ns.
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The Ohio Buildings In the Cen.
Icnninl Grounds.

PHILADELPHIA, October The State
Of Ohio has commenced the erection Of
It's buildings in the Centennial grounds.
Similar buildings will lie put up by Mas.
sachusctts, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, illinois,
Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas,
aud Missouri. The English Commission
has applied for an extension Of ia space
in the park for the erection Of third
building. The reception ii applications
for exhibiting space will he discontinued
nfter October 30,
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Excursion Of Editors.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October THE
editorial cxcursionists returned from
ArkadcIphia and Hot Springs at o'clock
this morning. At 9 o'clock they divided
into two parties, some going over the
Memphis Il Little Rock, and others over
the Little Rock ~ Fort Smith roads.
They return early tonight and leave Tor
81. Louis, where they expect to arrive by
ID n,rlnCk in.mnrrnM.
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PULPIT Transformation services
will be held in the Second Presbyterian
Church on Sunday next. il,
Rev. VIM. Grimes, Of Cadiz, preached
in the Martins Ferry Presbyterian
Church Yesterday.
Presiding Elder Ball commenced quar-
terly meeting at the Trladclphia NJ H.
Church Saturday evening, lie was yes.
terday assisted by Rev. W. c, Griffith, oil
Wesley Chapel.
The NJ. T., Church at Martins Ferry Is
undergoing repairs. =, -
Rev. II. b. Edwards, OF the NJ. H.
Church, preached in the u. L. Church at
Martins Ferry on Friday afternoon;
Yesterday communion services were held
in this church, and Rev. Campbell, Of
New Athens, delivered q sermon.
The English Lutheran Church on 10th
street, Rev. $. h. BarnitI pastor, was very
largely attended yesterday, all the seats
being filled. The special occasion was the
reception Of thirteen new members BY the
solemn and impressive rite OF coniirma,
ton, the baptism OF large number Of
little children and the administration Of
the Lords Supper. Fresh flowers were
arranged about the altar and pulpit which
sent out sweet fragrance through the en-
tire house. JnO. n. thinner, n former
member Of the Sunday School, but now Of
the Theological Seminary OF the Lutheran
Church, led the morning prayer meeting,
and the pastor Of the church conducted
the other services. Mr.. Eevely had tine
picture to illustrate the Sunday School
lesson, showing the length and breadth
and depth and height Of the love to be
manifested in the cruciliXiOn Of Christ.
The evening sermon by the pastor, based
ON the text found in ZaChariah VIII, %,
was listCnd to by large congregation
with great attention. This church be-
lieves in works ~ result OF faith, and
doing work for humanity in our midst
has the sympathy Of Christians generally.
Could its heavy debt be removed, We be-
licye il would become still greater
power for good, and men Of means could
greater bless their fellows, We believe, by
Keeping forward the Wheeling missioQ.
The Wumen's Christian Conference, 10
be held in Pittsburgh October Ito lj,will
be a meeting Of great Importance. Rep.
rescntutiyes from churches abroad, as we'll
as eminent Christian workers near home,
will take part in the discussions.
Rev. Lester, Of West Alexander, Pa,
is assisting Rev. Woods at South Buffalo.
Judge Cranmer preached in the Third
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning,
and liey. Daniel Williams in the evening.
A class meeting was held at the Fourth
Street NJ, L. Church yesterday morning
ut 0 o'clock.
The Third Presbyterian Church has
been lately furnished with new ROOF, be-
sides undergoing other needed repairs.
Arrangements have been made by which
services will he held in this church every
Sabbath until spring.
Rev. IF. $, De llass, L. S. Consul at
Jerusalem, is announced to preach Mt the
Bellairc NJ. +. Church on Sunday next,
We understand that there is some talk
among the Disciples denominntiorof this
city Of calling Rev. Geo. Darsie, Of Ra'
VIENNA, Ohio, to preside over their church.
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QUEENSTOWN, October 1.-The steam
ship Abyssinia, from New York, has ar
rived.
New York, October 9.-Arriyed-
Steamship City Of Richmond, from Liver
pool.
NEw York, October 3.-Arriyed-
Steamers Mosel, from Bremen, W. A.
SchoIteu, from Rotterdam, and Sam We'll
Ter, from Belfast.
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A DACHELOR's BIRTHDAY.-Mr. Moses
Ray, popuIor bachelor living at Roney's
Point, on Saturday last attained his
lifty.second year, upon which occasion he
was presented with n cane by his friend
Gus ROdcker. A number Of Elm Grove
friends called upon him during the day
and left testimonials Of their regard and
affection. Mr.. VIM. lTeimbcrger gave
him n pipe and pair Of slippers, and the
ladies presented him with large baby
doll, which he no doubt prizes very highly.
Capt. Askew brought The party back to
Elm Grove.
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KEROSENE AdAiN.-On Friday MORN
ing last Mr.. +. Kober, who resides about
a mile and half the other side Of liul.
ton, allowed little daughter to light
lamp which he was filling ut the time.
The oil became ignitcd, and the child was
terribly burned about the body, and her
clothing almost entirely consumed. No.
ber's hands we're also badly burned.
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MoRE AnoUT THE MIStNd loY.-Mrs.
Fulton, mother Of the boy who has been
missing from Ilopcdalc, Ohio, since the
goth Of September, died Of grief and was
buried on Wednesday. Twenty men
started on Saturday morning to find the
boy; one delegation came to Bridgeport
Saturday evening and hearing Of him
there, looked through that town, but
failing to find him came over to the city
and instituted search. lie had not
been found late Saturday night.
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Mn. ARCrinALD's FUNERAL - The
funeral Of this gentleman, whose body
was su irighLfully mangled on the lIalLi-
more & Ohio railroad Friday night, took
place yesterday afternoon and was very
largely attended. The brotherhood Of
Masons had charge Of the funeral and
many members followed the remains to
Greenwood. Rev. $. y. Barnitz addressed
the friends and relatives at the house of
the deceased, and Rev. DR.. Kelley, acting
as Masonic chaplain, conducted the sol
emn and impressive services Of the order
at the grave,
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Erlcnds, YcnrIX Mccling.

RICHMOND, ISp., October The usual
devotional exercises at the Orthodox
Yearly Meeting, this morning, was more
largely attended than heretofore. The
city Is full Of Quakcrs from abroad. Dis
cipline matters occupied the forenoon
session, Sabbath schools being the head
under which the afternoon session worked.
The schools from the various Quarterly
Meetings were reported to be in II flour.
ishing condition. Devotional meetings
will he held Tomorrow at several points
in the city, besides NJ the Old Stone
Church,
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THE Intellectual season is here, and
people whose brains begin to bulge from
living on fish diet will soon he taking
the paper from inside the lining Of their
hnts.-Sunddy Lcdder.
johnson will not remove the paper from
his hat. lie has found out that unless
one has brains ii Is useless to eat brain
food,
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BALTIMORE, October 3.-Albcrt s.
League, of tug boat, approached, to-day,
the sncristy of 81. l'aul's Church on
broadway, where services were going on
and drawing Il pistol attempted to shoot
the pastor Father Gaitly on account, M
League alleges, Of Father Gaitly having
his 1IcagcG daughter in n Catholic Con.
vent IN Indiana. League was arrested
and committed for the action Of the grand
iury
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HELMBOLD's BucHU IL still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIclmbold, the Cele-
braled medicine is still manufactured ut
the, laboratory ut Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
for all diseaseiof the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
fcils. Genuine has prowietOr's private
stamp. John i. Henry, New York, Sole
A pnnl uSW,
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There were four eases before His
Honor on Saturday morning, vi2& VIM.
Robinson, abusing his wife, thirty days;
James Gallagher, Robert Hicks and Julius
Blumcnburg, all boys, thirty days each for
stealing chickens from markct.wagon,
At the matinee in the afternoon Mrs.
Lawrence Clark was before Ills Honor
ON u charge Of disorderly conduct. The
case was dismissed ut plaintiffs costs.
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JusrICE BELvILLE. - Caspat Spar,
Mrs. Spar, Henry Klevis and Mrs.
Wagonknecll, who were engaged in a
domestic brOil up Caldwells Run few
days ago, on Saturday appeared before
Justice lIelville and gave bonds for their
appearance at the County Court for cx-
animation,
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To III DIVIDED INTO WARDs.-A propo-
sitiOn is now pending in the bridgeport
Council to have that corporation divided
into three wards. II is proposed that
KirkwOOd shall constitute the First
Ward, bridgeport proper the Second
Ward and that part Of the town extend.
ing along the river from Bags planning
mill to lEtnavillc the Third Ward. Amt
We putting on airs, though?
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USFouSDED.-A report prevailed upon
the street last night that a hoy had been
shot in the Centre Wheeling Market
House. Diligent inquiry failed to CON
firm the report, which probably origina-
ted in the shooting scrape Of Saturday
night
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WnSliingtOn's Headquarters al
NCWInrg. New York.

NEwnuRG, \. v, October 1.-The
trustees Of Wnshington'' Headquarters,
this city, this morning, adopted 4 rcsolu.
tlOn ordering that the property I've closed
To the public, and remain closed until the
city Of Newburg or the State Of New York
is willing to reopen and provide for the
protection Of said property.
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BosToS, October 3.-Mrs. Annie Cur
ran was dragged into shop, ltG Cam
bridge street, last night, and rayished by
John McAIanus, n barbar employed there
McNIanns was arrested to-day, and will be
arraiyncI in the Municipal Court to.mor,
row. Mrs. Curran's husband attempted
to kill the scoundrel to-day, but he was
protected by the police.
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SPORTING MATTERs.-JOscph Fisher
and Louis Flicker ran foot.racc on the
Zane street bridge ON Saturday evening
for $50. Flicker took the money.
The Buckeye club, Of this city, and the
Clipper club, Of Iiellaire, had match
game Of base ball on the Island Saturday
afternoon. The lellaire club won by u
score uf 10 too. Mr.. COwan, Of lellaire,
was the umpire, and Messrs. j. Decker
and q. Deegan the scorers.
The Excelsior club defeated the indie
prndcnts in South Wheeling on Saturday
afternoon by score Of 10 To II, Sandy
Edwards was the umpire, and Il. Gray
and 7. Snodgrass the scorers.
Vim. Glrssncr aud Andy lliIcs have
agreed to run u race on the Fair Ground
track next Wednesday afternoon. Each
man is to pull buggy after him and go
around the ring twenty times
John II. Severing Of this city offers to
back the Standard club for Sl0O u game
in two match games with the Washing.
ton, Pa, club.
liunt Frazier and Milliard Armstrong
ran foot race on the Zane street bridge
Saturday afternoon. Armstrong won by
three yards,
Lou. Fclsing, who is matched to row
James MantOn next Saturday, has just
received new boat from Pittsburgh.
The Clipper boat club danced at Ar
bcnas Hall Saturday night.
Frank Long and George BURIAL re-.
Gently challenged Frank Weisgcrhcr and
John Mcnamara to row double sCull
race over the lower course for 500. The
challenge was promptly accepted, and
the race will probably come Oll'on Satur.
day week, the 18th inst. Mr.. William
Simpson, Of the Fourth Ward, has been
selected rs stakeholder, and each party
has deposited forfeit Of $50 in hi-
hands. The Judges and referee will be
chosen on Saturday next. The race will
he one mile and n half and return, nc.
cording to articles OF agreement similar
to those usually governing such races.
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LOUISVILLE, October levi johnson,
foreman Of the Louisville Coffin Works,
died to-day from the effect Of burns re.
ceived at the explosion Of that cstnblish-
mcnt yesterday The remains will be
sent to the home Of his wife, at lndianapo.
liz, for burial.
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steamers IInrned on CllnutnuIun
Lake.

MEANWHILE, October 2.-'rhe beautiful
steamers Jamestown and Griffith were to.
tally destroyed by fire about o'clock this
morning, at the dock at jamestown, New
York, Chautauqna Lake. The boats were
valued at about 100000 OH which there
Is an insurance Of $4,000. Supposed to
be an incCndarism.
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SINCE DEAp.-Taylor Bach, who at.
tempted suicide by taking "rnt poison
on Friday last, died at late hour the
same night. Justice Schultz held an in
quest on Saturday, and a verdict was re.
turned in accordance with the facts al
ready nnblished.
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MEMrnIs, TESS, October 2-liill Day.
il, charged with the murder Of John
Grcass, both colored, was found guilty Of
murder in the first degree in the Criminal
Court. Davis makes the fifth man now
in Jail under the sentence Of death. All
the others have appealed their eases to
the Supreme Court.
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PEOPLE who have iron gates in front
Of their houses should take care to have
them closed at night. There have been
several cases Of quite serious injuries re.
ccivcd in collisions with iron gates at
night.
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At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio COun
", West Virginia, commencing ut IN O'clock 4. NJ,
prucFNl tn a'll IN the highest anil lest bidder the
following described rial estate tO-wli:
The east half Of lot M. twrnty.iunr eco situate
on the snuth side Ot Centre street tnOw 18th street,
In the addition IL the city Of Wheeling, OhlOOun-
~, West Virginia, known rs Nrahans addition,
wthall the buildings and appuricnanccs thcrrunto
belonging.
TRRNs ~ SALR-OnC- lhrd cash, the balance In
WuWual instruments ut six and twelve mnnihs
from day Of sale, with interest from date, with ~
tnuiy 10 H. approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. Il, 1871. sis
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IlRoKEA LEG.-A man named A. Shcr-
man arrived in this city from Blooming.
ton, Nd, on the II o'clock train Saturday
night, and wandering around the outside
Of the depot lie fell over the creek bank
and broke a leg. lie was taken to the
freight depot, where DR.. Allen reduced
the fracture.
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TnE potato bug Is n more formidable
enemy than hitherto supposed. II has
been discovered that when the potato vines
fail, he attacks the tuber, II left exposed,
and feeds upon the egg plant fruit, toma.
toes, etc,
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IGOR SALE

Thrcr hundred acrs valuable ral land, with
rivcf front, lying south and adjoining the Ichwonl
lrun Works property. Also VI acres surface run
ming from the river to the top Of the hill anil known
A. the David II. McMCchcn tract There i on this
property ono brick and two frame Dwelling houses
with ont buildings. For particulars anil terms ap-
ply 10 ALbERSON 4 pAULI,
shIi Real Estate Agents
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prr.IlIcnt Grnnt NJ NnIt LnI.e.

LAKE, UTAH, October 3.-Prcsi-
dent Grant arrived here this afternoon.
lie was met ut Oglca by the Governor
and other officials and citizens, aud also
by Brigham Young and party, all Of
whom accompanied him to Salt Lake.
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Ni,lx Iirnins Of Morphine.

CoLuMnus, October 3.-Thc wiieof Jos
Kopp took sixty grains Of morphine in a
tit oimelancholy this morning, and Is now
in precarious situation. She had been
in the habit Of taking small doses Of NOR
phine for seven years.
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JusT RECETvEp:-
G,OOO yds, A muslin at cents.
5000 yds. dark calicOs at cents.
200 yds. Kentucky jrans at ~ cents.
500 yds. splendid llanncls at % cents.
Besides a general assortment Of new
Fall Goods at bottom prices for cash.
JONI ROEMER,
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PRovIDENcE, October 3.--Mayor Slo-
cum Of Newport fOrbids the Fall River
Commission To solicit aid in Newport for
the Fall River strikers, and has ordered
them arrested il they attempted it.
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LUSATlC COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Ius.
tire Schultz ON Friday sent u lunatic,
named VIM. johnson, to jail, johnson I've.
came quite violent on Saturday afternoon.
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THIEVES visited Hiram Youngs cellar,
on the Island, early Saturday morning,
and carried off lot Of canned fruit and
vegetables
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TnF ARCHIBALD :ISQUEsr.-Justice
Schultz on Saturday morning held an in.
quest over the remains Of Mr.. John Ar.
Chibnld, who was killed on the d. 4 o.
rond near his residence on Friday night.
The following jurors were summoned by
Constable Combs: Henry j. Icazhre,
Adolph Fritz, Bernhard Fischer, j. s.
Hay, Joseph lTydingcr, it,, Daniel baker,
Henry Stengei, William Keimsorge,
Henry Iltose, Frank Chapman, Charles
Ferguson and Louis Carl. The verdict is
given below:
STATE Of Wet Virginia, Ohio County, io-rit:
An inqnisition held at the store Of
Adolph Fritz, in the district Of Richie,
in the county Of Ohio, on the ID day Of
October, 1870 before John W. Schultz, n
Justice Of the district Of llitchic, in said
county, upon the view Of the body Of
John Archibald, there lying dead. The
Jurors sworn to inquire when, how and
hy what means the said John Archibald
came to his death, upon their caths ,losay
hiatt the said John Archibald came to his
death by passenger train on the Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad running over him,
said death being accidental.
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On Friday morning n man named +.
Kober, who resides in Fulton, severely
burned one Of his hands while filling n
lamp with oil.