Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, October 07, 1863, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1 LULU"11.1!11,.111.!,'1.1 '."'."jsaa'jHJi'-j j!i.i.'i,ui"1!"' "we !) r mow $5 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. JACKSONVILLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1808. !H VOL. VIII N.O. 7-t. 0emtiwL fi I, (). O. F.JurUHouvillc Lodge K ti. imiw.if uf rrmiiftrmrfi- j)a ni mi rruuy i in nri Hutur-Lir nfiou b Inlwrnliic frk, at I hi MtwHik IUII, nl c'tliKli r. x. Ilmtlitri In &! ptamlliiBarr Imllnl Ssalttn-I. MJI. IIAV.-N, 0. Siu J HIT. It. . Trntt'". Ji Hi Sutton, Ib-ntr iMillninr awl Cm. II. Iiurrlt. Wnrron Lodgo No, 10, A. P. & A. M. a HOLD thrlr regular communt- .ifSfcatlon tin) Wednesday Kvenlngs on ror preceding Ihe full moon, In-uex- SOKVIIXK, OtlfcltoN. A MX. MARTIN, W.M. II. Ht.now. Srt' bKKONCHAlTKIt KO. -1, nOYAI. AUCII MASOX9, j.wKsox viu.u, oimaox, TVltl liolil Itn regular communication on the Hrt Hatlinlai-ievr.nrKvrrjrMuiitli. All snjouruinir Companions In good sttudlng uru cordially Invlliil tontlrtnl. o. w.grkkr, ii. r. I.. Hjx'iiH. Sec'y. ilccH:7 n. jjirnru. k. r. ihmu.i. JACOBS, fit RUSSELL, ATTOUNKY3 AM) OOUNSKLORS AT XiAW, AND SOLICITOUS IX OIIANCKUY, JAf'KMiKVII.I.R, OnKHOX, OOlre nijiultr flip t.'ollil Home. All builiicra committed to their enro will Ui promptly ntlemled to. July '.'(I. 'i','i. f. ww. imt-riitTT. jamkh i. rx: douthitt & fay, attornkys and counsklohs AT XjWST, AND S0MU1T0US IN OHANCKRY, .Tackkomvim.k. Oiiww.f, Will practice In tlio Supremo and other Courts or this Stale. Mmcli 4. 'i"l. R. B. MORFORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW?, JAl'Kitn.NVIU.R, OltKHO.S, .TM.I practice In the several Court of T T tin- lint JmJIoil JHftrlct, ana In lliu Supreme Court. Oetolier 811. 'B2. B. F. DOWELL, " ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jacksonvim.k, Oiikoon. Kill nrnctlce In nil the Courts or the Tlilnl Judical District, lliu tMiptrmi) Court of Ore iron, nml In Yreku, Cul. War Scrip prompt ijr collected. Oct. 18. J. GASTON, (HiKtTtr ! lift-l A Outun) ATTORNEY AT LAW. JUCKHONVII.I.K, OlIKltOK. Invclul utteutlou given to collection eiur. June 10, Inti'L 40 IIT t4iilnmil. QEORQE B. DORRIS, NOTARY PUBLIC V01 JACKSON COUNTY. (IRlcajtrllli IUpo-eUI. K-i Q. W. GREER, I'UYS.iaiAN AND HUItUKON. Ultlec al liU Itmlilrnrr on lrrun bl. fArKHO.1VII.LK, 0KJ0.f. "Vniere nil those knowing themselves In Mitcd to him. on note or book account, will plcun) call and fettle up, or their oc saunt will ho placed for collection In thu aaiids ur my attorney. My old ititrmis will still find me, m nn, ttsily loatlemlto my prorcIqiml dutlw. May fi, lHti:i. miiytitr DUG AX & 'NVAIL, FOEWAEDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Knelt UnllilliiKi Cor. l'rout .V 1'atrccU. CRKSOKNT CITY, OAL. WILL attend to tho Itecclvlng and For V warding or nil Goods entrusted to their cnref with promptness nnd dlpntch, Conslgntneuts solicited. Merchandise re ceived on s torngc. CreKcnt City. April 1 1, lfiOll. 15 N. ll.-Nogooddellveriil'intl the freight snj cliarges aro pild. U. t V, iu:.u:it in CIGARS, TOBACCO. FRKSU I'ltUlTS, STATIONKRY, CONl'KC- TIONKHY, FIUKWOUKS. KTU, ct iloor to lli'uitbur)' ii Wuitc. Iluvejint opened a new tnro nod Mock rtl it with. 11 cholco variety or the above ricntloni'd article, mid oiler them rr ne t the Joweet llvlug prices, Tlio V"! jr clgirs and rhuwing tobacco will be hv.pt Qntiully 011 hand. Those desiring nuy nrtlclo In my lino will tavo money by giv ing roe a call, J. 110W. JaciiouvlUe, July 1, 63. jiltr A Yiihhr LiulicA Solilniiti)'. Uselessly, nlnilewlv. drlftlnc throuuh life. What mi I bom Tor? "For somebody's ! wife, " l om loin i.y my niouicr. n cti, turn being !"'!''... .. ... . , oomcuouy Kwpn nimcii tiranjri'iy irom view. And If nought hut ronrrlj;c will Mlllo my rate. I believe I fhnll die in nn unrcttlcil f lale, ,,'' hilt WO - l'ur, though I'm not ii(.'ly pruy. You inlpht cmdly Unit mora lusutlful phi Ami thvn, ns for temper nnd imnncrc, 'tis plulu Ho who K'ck for perfection will seek hm In vain. Nay, in tpllc or llicfc druwhnckii. my Jicnrt U pumTue, And I uliiiuld nut reel grntcTuI ' for better or worn'," To tuko lliu llmt booby that crucluualy iii.ii i i-- I CHI1IU And oircrid tlunu Irenfurcc, h! homo ntul hln numc. i 11.1..1, .1 .1 . .. 1 .... 1 iiiiiiK, mm, iiijr liimiiLxp 111 nunTiugc nru rillilll, Uut why should I think or mich clmnoei at ul I Xl l.r..ll.....n. nll..n ,..m .. ..I.M.I Yet they nil ihrivu In tho world, und why not let me try ! ...- w 1 I know that In huiunct I nm nut an ivlept. Ilecuuu Irom Mich nmltem niu.t strictly I'm Kept, Hut-lbl I the rtueitlon which piiwlw my mind , Why am I not trained up (0 work or noinc Kiiiii:" irreleimly, iilmleirly drifting throu(h IITo Why rhould 1 wnlt to l '.SomelMMly' wife!"' BY OVEIILAND TELEGRAPH. TKLKdllirilKII TO TIIKKX 11)11 Till: HKNTIKK!. I Dates October Ut. , New York. 'JOlh.-SlKel.il Wnshlngton disiNitchtu to the 1'iut, wys : I he reverse . I in Northern Ucnru. comiwli the Govern. iiiem Agent to raise 111010 troops tliuii ul first contemplated. Hie present t roft will not give over 75.000 men. Another draft l will undoubtedly luke pluca very soon, cx ' eepl in thorn Stales which prefer to rulse their quota liy volunteering. It Is nelleveu that ino.it nil thu Western States will ruiw; Jlietr nuola In men. Thwo two driifls, with the voluntivrii, will rurnl.h 00,000 men by thu 1st of .lunuury. Tho schoouent Iteland, John .Tolunon, Alexuiulriu and Alliuuce, mhuu of them iluden with (Jnveriuneut stores, havo ull been captured by thu rebels on Chesnieulic 1 since the "'M nf .September. The first three were plundered mid run ushorc. J he crews of ull tlio vewtels were put nbourd the Alllumv, und she was last seen olf Suud tiliuul bound South. Fortress Monroe, 2!)th. The following ts taken from the Itiehmocd papers ; At lontii (Gil), 27lh. Gen. Itivecruns has sent in tw'o Ihigs ol truce, nking criiiis. slon In burv his dond nml relieve his wuuniKd. llragg rejecti-d both of them. Five days later ndvlces from Western Arkntiiias statu that rebels Coffee uud llunter lire encaniH.'d near Cnwskln Fral rle, with l.flOO men. Klrby Smith was ut I Arkudelphia, Ark,, with main body of rcu , cl army, said In number 20,000 men. Gen. , Cabell, with Texas troops uud Arkausas conscripts, has joined him. I llio powder mill nt Arkai1e,1phla, con l tabling upwards of 100.000 ktgs of powd er, ox plotted on tho lClh. This is regard J ed by the rebels us most fatal. Great dis , iitrcctluu exists among Smith's troops. I Gen. lllunt Is ut Fort Scott, organizing new Kansas regiments, vhlch ho expects ' to lead to Texas in n lew days. A formld I able expedition has crowed Jlerwick Day, I and Is now advancing Into Texas. Coo . federate uriny Is rclteatlng before It. A 1 rebel guerrilla force, under Logon, Is buru- log ull cotton to be found iu .Mississippi. San Fianclsco, Oct. 21st. Jury iu Chapman case ciup mneled. 'j'ho District Attoroey lias stated his case. Ijw, one of the parly who turned Slates' evidence, was examined, and stuted that they had a letter of marque sigped by Jell. Davis. New York, 1st. Gold closed at M2'. j New York, '.10th. The Times' dlsiiatchcs I say tho enforcement of death penally in . the Arpiy of th,e Fotoino is rnpklly de creating. Conscripts und snbstitotes are arriving In considerable numbers; also de I sorters, who nro forwarded to their destina- tion and punishment, A Morris Island letter to tho ffemhl re ports 1 he arrival of (wo or threp divisions of Iee's nrmy at Olmrleslon. Ueuiire- 'gnrd's nrmy now minilwrH Iwenly-fiveor ihirty Ihousund men- Kvtms- divUinn U known to be with hint. On Sept. 2-lth. . una of our rilled guns opened for awhile on I Fott Johnson with great ell' cl. Ralllmorc, .lOlli. The Richmond I miner, of yesterday, lm dispatches dated Charleston, 28ih, which sny the enemy, I with tliclr Morrii Inland batteries, fired 0wly nt the mlns or Hamtrr tfMlny. for ! the lirnt lime In several tm-Kfc No dain .ion Now York, noth. Tlio Twin' dlnatcli injs 'JOllioiul 21tt nrmy corps have been I consolidated, nod will hi culled -1th corpn, ' 111... M..I f!.. u ..l illllllllllllimi U(V .HMJ. U1.-II. Uiail(ll 11 H DcporlUHiil hiui directed u Court of Jiv (,uiry to Invcttlgutc the conduct of (Jens. McCock nml Criitcmlcn. U U uixkr itooij tlmt RoAfCTuui lias Jtudi Krloiis chargct ngniwt licm.j, New York, liL-i-Tfichmond Examiner, of 'JDlli, rniti Gtn. Iax liti olTiciully com municalHl 'in tlio War Department llmt Howard' nmhSlocnin' divlniom or the Army of the I'otoumc had cone to lUe crnn. 1 1 is alio elated that he hai been ro Inforcnl by Orntit to tho number of 10, 000 men. A Mobile dhpalch or the UGth, cay New Orleutm udvicm My moil diMi- , lllMn.t Thi, .n, 10 lnmor .I.... 11... M. .!..! I...1 I M .ir...1 1 tcrnug rt'verM oeeciirnii 10 lliu i'dicriis llll Villi. 1 lll- IIUU UCT.II Utll llll.l HUH llllfl1 '.'J Col. Dick .Taylor, at .Napoleon, Im. An Atlanta ((.a) (III patch tyit llrnnr. in rerdy to reiiiiMt or llimecrans for permli'loii to bury dead ami relievo wounded, said he bud enoush Yunkev rris- oner to bury tho dead, nml Yankee Mir- penm to nlienu 10 tin) wounneii. Aiiowier tlnntn iIImiuIcIi rrtiortg (ten. Wheeler, with III cavalry, ncrow the Trnncncc. Another tliimtfli, unmo date. roy. IKik out Mnunluin U held by Honk'.i divielmi, now under On. Jeiiklu. It is not run jiosed nn nmault will be made. a wo com nmnd the ultuation and need not racriflce our nun. Knuecrnni liu two lines of do renne, (i(j0 yards apart. Oen. Ingiitreet commands the river and railroad below chutlanoogu. Our WOandeiI will not exet lorfi in killed and nm.l 1)i(in ViinkMi )fHI ,wi woull'ded nnd i.rionen, is 28,. no0i inro y,,.,), UopUals fell into our ,mm. fll nf W(,un,iw. Q Tliursday nblit. the 24 III. the Yankees made two al tempts on our lines, but were driven buck to tliulr entrenchments both times. Charleston, 27lh. Tho enemy Is cvl. dently nuking himself Inijiregnable on Morris Inluod. New York, lst-Tho IlorW's dispatch, eseuyit Is understood that llalleck hns disputches of a satisfactory chnracter Irom Rosvcrans, but Improper for publication. 7'niimeV dispatches say thut the state. nient that a new draft Tor 500,000 men is ubout being mnde, is premature. No step wl lu,vl towards u new draft till the present one Is completed In Fevcral West cm States, which have not yet exceeded their quota of volunteers sufficiently to cover iiuota uudcr the draft; such ns Mich Igan, Indiana and Wisconsin. Tribute says Gens. MeCook and Crittenden ore re lieved of their cninmaudt, und ordered to report at Indianapolis. Chicago, 1st. An Indianapolis letter, of 29th. says a hirgti portion of the Army of thu l'otomao Is moving to Chattanooga. The 5th nnd Slocum's corps have been passing through that city Saturday ond Sunday, nnd by this time ura well nn their way to Nashville. Soldiers said 3d corps or Meade's army was on Its way westward. Tho letter says, up to present writing, 25,. 000 troops passed through here, oud still they come. Aside from l'otomao troops many other reinforcements are Ruins for ward to Rosecraus. many more thuti the public believe. Howard's staff passed through Sunday night. Dates to the 1th. San FranclKo, 1 tit. Wo havo the follow, log Items from the llxti : Advices from Texas Mate, that Hon. Sam. Ilouxtou had died of pneumouin. Galves ton Is being strouirly tortllKU, In anticipa tion or attack. Thu report that A. II. btc phens had gone to Kuiopo is uufouudid. On the Ut, tho situation at Chattuuonga was us tatiitfiictory as could bu wbhed. Urugg dare not make an ad)aoce. The nichmoud Sentinel, or tho 29th, says the House of Delegates, yesterday, In a most summaiy manner, ditpostd of a ref lation, for Inquiry Into the tone nnd temper or thu people of the Uultid States on the subject or peace, wlib a view or responding irtaiorable. Tho house by a unauliuous vote, put Its foot ou I he rw-olullou without woids or dlscusrlou or a moiutul's delay. The Cincinnati lvnwurctil .(tutcs that our Joi-s jn killed, voijudii4 and prisoners, is Jj bUO. AtClilckaunuigaT Gold In Now York,' yesterday, 1 10. MVhlngton. -itli. in the reefnt mid op thociwaliy euinnat f.nngley, we enptmed all the horses bcloiiglog to thu compnuy. New York, iltli, -Guerrillas oro crowlni; j bold and numerous on ihe Ml-sislppl river. They hsvc planted their battsrles 1C mlk-s aliove Nalcher.. from which sorae eight or ten vessels have been fired Into, Atlanta. Ga., ltd,- -llragg has consented In nn exchange or wounded prisoners with Kosecrnns. .MTiitni at Ctiattauooga nte un changnl, rtorecrens receives Ms sspplies from SlcvenMi. Hi Is conflned In his works around Chattanooga, our lines rvlsoil Ing In the river. Ills defenses nro strong and thought to be so liapregnable that no assault will bu made. New York. 4lh.-A dlnleb from the Army or Ihe Cumberland, dated tlio 3d, says there Is no danger or a rclcl lUnk luovelnunt. ' Sklrmkhc still take place, Iu which the rebels alaays get worsted. A llerwtck City letter states that the main body or Hanks' command was encamped on the iflh of September, near that place. No serluus vnconnler was expected to occur before they reached Vermillion. llelicls nndcr Dick Taylor are reported lo lie In grent force forlltylng. Another re port Is that rebels are concentrating nil their available force Irom Western lnils ana, Ijutcru Texas and Southern Arkanus at Alexandria, on Ited Hirer, Tor a lat des perate stand, and aru evacuating nil coun try this side or Alexandria. Our forces will toon make an adrauce movement. Dm Gi'KflAMiGnKKK FinKATCimiLrs To.f, The reason why Gen. Gllmoro did not continue his bombardment of Charles ton with Ihe " Greek lire'' shells, wus be cause the shells sent were Ignited on the percussion principle, and lieinjr discharged from n gun elevated at on anglo of thirty eight degrees, took ihelr flight ut the same utigle, with 11 longitudinal rotary motion, base downward, and therefore struck base downward instead of noon the perrns!on end, nnd did not explode. Only two nre known to have exploded one which fell Into u warrhoure and another wbieh fell In a street. This pecutiur motion nnd descent of the shell was u new discovery in artille ry practice, then for the first time made, upd the Ordnanco Department was not furnished with n remedy for tho unlooked for contingency. To this fact alone Charleston owes the delay of the hour of its doom. I line fuses, will set mutters ull right. The gun fi nm which the shells were first fired was n 200-pounde r I'arrott, which can throw a shell no less than seven miles, when aimed at un angle of forty-five de grees. Tho first shell went over Charles ton, the gun being aimed ut too sharp on angle. Gen. Gihnnre has no less than thir ty I'urrott guns mounted llmt will throw shells plump into Charleston. Tho Greek fire burns for twenty mi miles. It will burn on the water as well as on land, und euch shell covers a surfuce of one hundred square feel with Hume. Thu shells bursts Into about one hundred ami thirty pieces, or ten times as many as thu ordlnury shell. Of course the effect of these shells will be to set Charleston lo flumes, which nothing can subdue. In uddillon to the Greek fire shells, n large quantity of improved shrnmiel shell, made by the Inventor of the Greek lire shell, ond contalulug from five huuilred to a thou sand bullets each, have been sent to Mor ris Island, lo bo IrunHorrcd tbi-nco Into the rebellious city In a manner not very pleas ing to tic enemy. These shells aro tired rfllli time fuses, and arc very destrurthe of life. The celebrated .100 pound I'urrott gun which Gen. Gilmore Ims, weighs 27c 000 pounds. Jt took two thouruod men nine nights to get the monster into position, the droy teams breaking down seven uighls in succession, the enemy shelling the parly all the while, and men being killed nightly. Nothing was dno with it by day, Ihe gun being covered with bunhes to couctai it from the enemy's fire, The diameter of Ihe bore is ten Inches, the charge ol powder is twuity-lhe pounds, und the shell that goes out of it is as high as a flour barrel, weighs three hundred pounds, and contains scvern teen pounds of mortar powder, Tho exe eulion of one ol these shells ou Sumter is cousidcred'iquul o three 200-pound shells. Hut two of these immense rilled guns have been made, although twenty more have been ordered for tho army. None have been ordered for the navy. Gen, Gilmore at first had only one, but now has another. An tnrrcntr.nl vntitlt frnm the Grflnlfi! State, now residing at Dover, returned to bis lodgings a few nights since, (u n state of great independence end rrcctness, "My menu, Ofheii ins wpnuerwg companion, 'ore you drunk or ore you sober?" "Well," replied the youth, with Ihe peculiar illgnl. ly and occnlar manner which only pn in- tnxtcaicu person can ufsuine, lor rinva HeBk.solieri but for New uinpshlre, pret ty drunk.'" The editor of o Western paper soys that l.n t on. ..Annmllu rnfllirlfrp. Ill tlAol; nr 111- orook.to get up pretty good paper." I'renttco says he dots il principally by hook, A. War vlsitn JclT. Dnvt ArterniM Ward soys, ho has been to sec Jeff. lUVIs about making " U-as." Ou bc lug usher d into tho " orgus' presence, ttt following conversation turned t ' 1 eoiuc,' sea I, on n mission of pea. Your Conprrhrail frlfods in the North will soon ctttM to exist, tf ihlngn corn'l lwnr rnngcil to. prnlijUlt tho Unionlstcn from toning the Constltooiditin.' What teems do you ofTerr lyKrlflJilL, Wl, Sex I; I uro Instroctcil br ibo Copiierheads (Wood, Vellsixllgham C., you know) 2 propose eonylhlng which will most disgrace the Ninth. You can, tako your nlggen all over creation, Includln"' Jarsey.' 1 Would that ho Constltooshunair oskctl, J. D., with a sly iwluklc ov his rye. Oh,' sex I, it's u mutter of no differ, encc how luuclt you chaps break that ar tikll to sever thu Union, so the Unlonlslert are sloped from doln' tb same to keep tho' sod Colon tngollicr. 'Iliat's what jour1 Norlh'ren clrnnvs wnnt to see dun.' Wul,' sy ils Confed I'rw. ' tf your Government will lei us scivsh nlone, and, wl pay all our debts, nnd gives tu Uruto Ilutler tabnhg, wo might cunl to lerraO ' Is lhar nothing else you cood wish Y ' Wl. yes give tu oil the turrltnrlc.' ' Nothiu' else T "I'brow in 2 or 3 free Slates Noa York, l'enusylrnnla, and .Mussuchuselts, furitu tuns.' -Nothtn' riser ' Yon In footer we must hare all we ask 'J. Davis.' sec I, 1 hev no doubt your friend In tla) North wood tnnku ull theso ccoccshuns, utvl more too, but II Ims just occurred lo mo lhar was liolliln' sed to Old Al-e about it be I I left Washington. Shood'nt wonder ef he'd object tn tho plan some. Hut your cop-icilmul frWitds nir doln nil they can fur you.' 1 know it,' six. I. D-. 'sn' Hint's what keeps our spirit np. Wo air wall In' for 'em to get in power, and then wo exeot to get all wo arsk. Atxl yet nt shlvalry con. sider V111 oonttmptiblrst k! of dirt cat. en cowards iu America. Wo cood buy 'em ull for n confed shlnplastcr,' Thuso wus my opinion, 2, A gentleman observed an urchin who had n largo slice of bread In his hand, and who was crying wry bitterly. u .My son," ho exclaimed, "what nre you crying ubout?" " Mother won't boo-hoo ho put any butt ter on my lreod boohoivool" "Oh, U that nil T' said tho genllcimir, " Como dry up your tears mul Imi 11 man," "H Isn't so much Ihe butter," retorted tho lit. tlo tiiehin t " its tho disjiosllioii of tho old womau !' ItAWnRNCK MsKAI'HK.Tho oitiwill of I'ittsburg liavii telegraphed lo thu Mayor of -uveuworlh an oiler to furnlh hninci uud cducutlon lo fifty of the ohildrcn mado orphans In the rtccnl liwrrneo inoiuere. If tho oiler Is accepted, a oommltteo will be sent for tho children, and tho i-xixmse of the transfer will be borne by thu 1'lttsbur. glaos, Hkiuk RtVKit. Thero Is a great excite ment just now ubout I let so River. They suy we ;nusl " go lo Hma liner." Wu have seen telegraphic dirpalches from pur tie there. '1 hey are about in this manner t "The miners aro exceedingly rich. I have my fori mm 1 pleaso semi ma twenty dollurs, for 1 um hard up for u littlo coin. Yours. Aurora Timet, Why, don't you put on a clran shirt V said n swell the other night to n companion, ' then tho girls will smile on you as they do on me." Kwybody can't uirord to wear a clean shirt every day as you can," wus the reply. "Why not Tusked while collar, " Ih-cuuu-," said soiled collur, " everybody's mother isu 1 o wuttierwoumn; ' It Is told or n Cincinnati field odiccr, better acquainted with farming thso sol dlcring, that when circumstances placid him iu command of a regiment ut Ilsttercs und wishing 10 obliuqo his column In marching he cave the order 1 "Haw urouud that mud-puddle I" 1'itiMWis. A stronger In a printing of fice asked tho yoimgist .apprentice what his rule for punctual Ion wus. "I set up as loog as 1 can hold my breath, then 1 put in a comma ; when 1 gap I insert a semi colon : and when I want a chaw of tobac co, I muku a paragraph." A IJVF. J.kttkr.--" Jai'-o, what letter In tho alphabet do you like bestl" " Well, I don't iiko to say." ' 1'ooh, nonsense tell right nut. Jnne. " Well, (blushing an J dropping her eyes,) I like 11 best. A pbrlewl phcelinjf pluinlly phlgnrntive, phurnishes ihe phollnwliig : -ty 4iuimtu lesters -liultously -ltifyiiu 'Horn -llressts, -icibly 4bodo -lty -linldable Isigncr -luili) 4aging -lc."